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[11] No sound output from MASTER1/MASTER2 (UNBALANCE)

Symptom:

The audio output is not activated.

Diagnostic procedure:

1. Check

aveform for I/O Assy IC409 pin 16 (SCK)(

aveform ), pin 1 (BCK)(

aveform ),

pin 3 (LRCK)(

aveform ), pin 2 (DATA)(

aveform ), you confirm it is correct.

2. If

aveform is abnormal, you could change it.

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[12] No sound output from BOOTH

Symptom:

The audio output is not activated.

Diagnostic procedure:

1. Check

aveform for I/O Assy IC410 pin 16 (SCK)(

aveform ), pin 1 (BCK)(

aveform ),

pin 3 (LRCK)(

aveform ), pin 2 (DATA)(

aveform ), you confirm it is correct.

2. If

aveform is abnormal, you could change it.

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12-2

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[13] No sound output from PHONES

Symptom:

The audio output is not activated.

Diagnostic procedure:

1. Check

aveform for I/O Assy IC411 pin 16 (SCK)(

aveform ), pin 1 (BCK)(

aveform ),

pin 3 (LRCK)(

aveform ), pin 2 (DATA)(

aveform ), you confirm it is correct.

2. If

aveform is abnormal, you could change it.

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13-2

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13-4

[14] No sound input from MIC1/MIC2

Symptom:

The audio input is not activated.

Diagnostic procedure:

1. Check

aveform for I/O Assy IC406 pin 15 (SCK)(

aveform ), pin 11 (BCK)(

aveform ),

pin 10 (LRCK)(

aveform ), pin 12 (DOUT)(

aveform ), you confirm it is correct.

2. If

aveform is abnormal, you could change it.

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Summary of Contents for XDJ-R1

Page 1: ...m PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE LTD 253 Alexandra Road 04 01 Singapore 159936 PIONEER CORPORATION 2013 2013 Printed in Japan XDJ R1 RRV4401 DJ SYSTEM XDJ R1 THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL S AND TYPE S Model Type Power Requirement Remarks XDJ R1 SVWYXE8 AC 220 V to 240 V XDJ R1 CUXE AC 120 V XDJ R1 FLWPWXE AC 110 V to 120 V or 220 V to 240 V XDJ R1 KXE5 AC 220 V XDJ R1 AXE5 A...

Page 2: ...hose covered by this manual Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may void the warranty If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely you should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician WARNING THE AEL ACCESSIBLE EMISSION LEVEL OF THE LASER POWER OUTPUT IS LESS THAN...

Page 3: ... 28 8 EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT 39 8 1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED 39 8 2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE 40 8 3 USER SETABLE ITEMS 41 9 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST 42 9 1 PACKING SECTION 42 9 2 EXTERIOR SECTION 44 10 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 48 10 1 I O ASSY 48 10 2 MIXER CH CROSS FADER USB and PHONES ASSEMBLIES 50 10 3 DSP POWER ASSY 1 2 and Wi Fi PCB ASSY 52 10 4 DSP POWER ASSY 2 2 54 10 5 CD1 and CD2 AS...

Page 4: ...y 40 ºC Therefore for lead free soldering the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373 ºC in general although the temperature depends on the heat capacity of the PC board on which reworking is required and the weight of the tip of the soldering iron Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled Compared with eutectic solders lead free solders have high...

Page 5: ...stic LOW CENTER HI 12 dB 10 kHz to 0 dB to 12 dB 100 Hz Input output terminals USB downstream port Type A 1 set Power supply 5 V 500 mA or less USB upstream port B type 1 set MASTER OUT 1 output terminal XLR connector 1 set MASTER OUT 2 output terminal RCA pin jacks 1 set BOOTH output terminal RCA pin jacks 1 set PHONES output terminal Stereo phone jack Ø 6 3 mm 1 set Stereo mini phone jack Ø 3 5 ...

Page 6: ...ter receiving it for service Check playback using the USB A Audio and search etc operations must be normal USB B The device must be properly recognized by the PC Wireless LAN The output signal can detect with a PC 8 Check the connection of each interface 4 Playback a CD disc track search Audio Search and operations must be normal See the table below for the items to be checked regarding audio No P...

Page 7: ...ASSY 704 COMBO A378 MIXER ASSY 704 COMBO A376 CH ASSY 704 COMBO A482 CROSS FADER ASSY 704 COMBO A499 USB ASSY 704 COMBO A381 PHONES ASSY 704 COMBO A379 DSP POWER ASSY 704 COMBO A531 Wi Fi PCB ASSY 704 COMBO A380 CD1 ASSY 704 COMBO A375 CD2 ASSY 704 COMBO A476 SERVO ASSY 704 COMBO A377 SWITCHING POWER 411 COMBO 887 SLOT IN FEEDER MECHA ASSY 704 MCU300 9997 HA D CROSS FADER ASSY F PHONES ASSY K SWIT...

Page 8: ...CN206A CN209 CN1 W203 AC IN CN2 W3 CN3 CN208 CN208 D CROSS FADER ASSY 704 COMBO A499 SP RED SP BLUE LMB BLACK LMA BROWN 1 Ef 2 Ef 1 VB 2 D 3 D 4 DGND 5 DGND 1 SAD3 3V 2 CR0F 3 SADGND 1 Ef 3 4V V7 2 EF 3 GND 4 32V V6 1 L 2 G 3 G 4 R 1 CLKIN 2 GND 1 7V 2 M 3 M 4 P 5 ST5V 6 A 15V 7 A 15V 8 A 9 STBY 10 MUTE 11 MST 1 A5V 2 A3 3V 3 ADDA 4 ADDA 5 D 6 D 7 V CHK 8 D5V 9 PD 10 5V 11 32V 12 D3 3V 1 Vcc 2 VC ...

Page 9: ...d PARTS LIST or PCB PARTS LIST The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part Therefore when replacing be sure to use parts of identical designation B MIXER ASSY B MIXER ASSY A I O ASSY B MIXER ASSY I CD1 ASSY A I O ASSY G DSP POWER ASSY A I O ASSY 1 406 COMBO 1249 6 B MIXER ASSY I CD2 ASSY I CD1 ASSY B MIXER ASSY 406 COMBO 1250 7 406 COMBO 1251 8 ...

Page 10: ... BCK 3 LRCK 3 BCK 3 LRCK 3 BCK 3 LRCK 3 TX used BCK3 L RCK 3 DI 1 DO7 D SDRAM EM638165T LATCH 2 74LV573 6V 4A 15V 15V 0 4A 7V 2A STB5V 0 2A 32V 0 35A Ef Ef 3 4V 0 8A Ef Ef VF D Filament 7V CD Driv er STB5V UI MCU OPA BA0 LDO TPS54 BUCK BA0 LDO A5V AC Plug STBY LD11 2 5V Ek 74HC14 HW 18 432M RST 532 RST 724 SPI SW CD2 RST EN25Q64 Flash MEMO SCK 3 BCK 3 LRCK 3 BCK 3 LRCK 3 Buffer SCK 4 SC K 4 Buffer...

Page 11: ...t CHK LD1117 2 5V Ek 16 8dB 16 8dB 4dB 10 95dB BD12K A LDO D1 2V DSP Core Stand By TPS2553 Curr L TD min 1100mA STM8S003F3 VFD MCU TX1 RX1 18 432M URST Comparator LM339 X F ader 2 C 1 1 FUCN SW 2 Hy steresis 74HC14 Buffer Buffer SCK 4A ADC AD3 3V_1 BU33TD3 ADC AD3 3V_2 BU33TD3 24 576M ER CD ASSY MIXER ASSY I O ASSY Power Delay MCU PLL Logic VFD DSP SDRAM Wi Fi USB IF Servo Driver FlashRom MIXER DS...

Page 12: ...Deck 1 2 C1 1 2 C1 1 2 C1 1 2 C1 USB IN1 USB IN2 DECK DSP MIXER DSP SOURCE Select SOURCE Select CH1 CH2 USB Audio Mix USB Audio HP USB MASTER OUT USB Audio IN1 USB Audio IN2 EQ 1 2 C1 1 2 C1 PC USB CD Select PC USB CD Select CH 1 LINE PHONO L R CH 2 LINE PHONO L R USB PortA MIC mono 6 4mm AUX Input level AUX ON OFF MIC ON OFF MIC Input level 3 Band Isolator 3 Band Isolator ROLL EFFECT COLOR EFFECT...

Page 13: ...1 Phones JACK 6 4mm 3 5mm M A ST E R C U E 1 2 CH1 CUE 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 CH2 CUE MAS CH2 CH1 LEVEL Meter IXER DSP LL ECT COLOR EFFECT TRANS FLANGER EFFECT LL ECT COLOR EFFECT TRANS FLANGER EFFECT ECHO EFFECT ECHO EFFECT MASTER TRIM BOOTH TRIM MASTER CUE MIX HP LEVEL MASTER XLR BALANCE IC408 IC409 IC410 2 7 8 2 7 8 125 124 IC411 2 7 8 122 ...

Page 14: ... 200mVrm s 14dBV AUX Boost 9 dB 9 05 144dBF S 24bit Noise Level 123dBV Clip 19 59dBV MI C Level 54dBV 9 9 Phono Level 50dBV 36 RIAA LN 0 PH 36 0 9 dB 0 dB AUX A D PCM1803 9 28 NJM4580 3 1 2 0 9 dB NJM4580 9 9 ADC PCM1803 L 3 R 2 G 1 S 4 NJM2068 0 NJM2068 TONE 0 12 dB 3 1 2 0 9 dB Boost 0 12dB 23 05dBV Center Max 23 55dBF S Phono Noise 96 05dBV 32 55dBF S MI C Noise 113 1dBV Max P hono Level 25dBu ...

Page 15: ...alance Out 0dBV dBF S 24bit DSP DA 87 41dBV Clip 19 59dBV Unbalance Clip Balance Clip 25 59dBV D A DR 123dB PCM1754 0dBF S 3dBV 3 1 2 10 95 Phones Max 70m W Unbalance Max 20dBu Phones Clip 14dBV L 3 R 2 G 1 PHONES 20 dB 0 dB 5 dB D A DR 106dB PCM1754 0dBF S 3dBV 3 1 2 Booth Level NJM4580 5 dB RCA Booth Out RCA 80 position 100 position 15 55dBV 16 8 Unbalance Out 14dBV 2 24dBV Max 5 Phono 72 77dBV ...

Page 16: ...tting Diagnostic procedure 1 Check waveform for LED you confirm it is correct 2 It is tested at CD Assy Q102 to Q105 pin C CH1 It is tested at CD Assy Q106 to Q112 pin C CH2 Waveform for LED ON is figure Waveform Waveform for LED OFF is figure Waveform 3 If Waveform is abnormal you could change it 4 1 No key functions Symptom No key function Diagnostic procedure 1 Check waveform for KEY you confir...

Page 17: ...DISC SW2 CH4 waveform for no disc is figure Waveform CN102A pin 12 CLSW CH2 pin 11 PSW CH3 pin 9 DISC SW1 CH1 pin 10 DISC SW2 CH4 waveform for eject disc is figure Waveform CN102A pin 12 CLSW CH2 pin 11 PSW CH3 pin 9 DISC SW1 CH1 pin 10 DISC SW2 CH4 waveform for insert disc is figure Waveform 3 If Waveform is abnormal you could change it 6 1 5 DECK PHONO LINE selector switch can not work Symptom D...

Page 18: ... LRCK Waveform pin 2 DATA Waveform you confirm it is correct 2 If Waveform is abnormal you could change it 12 1 12 2 12 3 12 4 13 No sound output from PHONES Symptom The audio output is not activated Diagnostic procedure 1 Check Waveform for I O Assy IC411 pin 16 SCK Waveform pin 1 BCK Waveform pin 3 LRCK Waveform pin 2 DATA Waveform you confirm it is correct 2 If Waveform is abnormal you could ch...

Page 19: ...alog box is displayed select the View Wireless Networks button 3 When the Choose a wireless network dialog box is displayed check that the SSID selected of this unit is displayed How to Confirm with a PC Example Windows XP 1 On the top screen of an iPod touch select Settings 2 Select Wi Fi Not Connected 3 Check that the SSID selected of this unit is displayed in the Choose a Network box How to Con...

Page 20: ...ause of inappropriate connection etc ERROR at the time of POWER ON E 9101 MECHANICAL TIMEOUT A mechanical operation could not be completed within the specified time E 8303 CANNOT PLAY TRACK A buffer write in error E 8304 UNSUPPORTED FILE FORMAT Decoding error E 8305 UNSUPPORTED FILE FORMAT A not corresponding format E 8301 CANNOT READ DISC A desired address was not able to be searched An address c...

Page 21: ...such as volume 8 Center settingfor the controls Mode to set the center value for the controls 9 Factory reset Mode to reset the PLAYER s settings to factory default 10 Firmware update The above modes are applicable to both DECK 1 and 2 with a few exceptions 2 Detailed specifications of each mode When the unit is powered on while pressing both the TIME and TEMPO RANGE button on DECK1 simultaneously...

Page 22: ...JOG d JOG dial turn clockwise c JOG JOG dial turn counterclockwise VINYL VINYL MODE indicator VINYL MODE button Check the operation of TEMPO SLIDER by normal startup DECK area Characters shown on the display Lit up LED Note Remarks Buttons and volume knobs PLAY d d e PLAY PAUSE indicator d e PLAY PAUSE button CUE CUE indicator CUE button SHIFT SHIFT indicator SHIFT button TRACK o TRACK SEARCH o in...

Page 23: ...F in MIN of TIME display Always on TIME display VFD EQ HI control 0 to FF in SEC of TIME display Always on TIME display VFD EQ MID control 0 to FF in FRAME of TIME display Always on TIME display VFD EQ LOW control 0 to FF in TEMPO number display Always on TIME display VFD COLOR control MIXER VOL display mode 2 Characters shown on the display Lit up LED Note Remarks Buttons and volume knobs 0 to FF...

Page 24: ...tic mode starts this mode is first displayed Test performance mode This mode can precisely control servo s actions step by step Commands in this diagnostic mode are for testing mainly the mechanism and servo systems but not for testing the DJ functions such as SCAN and TEMPO Commands of the CD drive performance mode Play trace Pause d e PLAY PAUSE If the CD drive is in stopped state it is set up t...

Page 25: ...displayed in the displayed in the dot display area Slide FWD TRACK SEARCH p When the TTRACK SEARCH p button is pressed while tracking servo is on tracking servo is turned off and the slider is moved approximately 2 mm in FWD direction and SLD FWD is displayed in the dot display area Slide REV TRACK SEARCH o When the TRACK SEARCH o button is pressed while tracking servo is on tracking servo is turn...

Page 26: ... DECK 1 are pressed simultaneously this mode starts STEP No 0 7 displaying A D values mode Step Detail No Select the mode Start the mode of displaying A D values 0 A CH1 FL PITCH1_1 CH2 FL PITCH2_1 B PITCH1_2 PITCH2_2 C DEPTH_1 DEPTH_2 D CH1_TRIM CH2_TRIM E CH1_HI CH2_HI F CH1_MID CH2_MID G CH1_LOW CH2_LOW H CH1_FILTER CH2_FILTER I CH1_FADER CH2_FADER J H P LEVEL AUX LEVEL K H P MIXING MIC LEVEL L...

Page 27: ...OUCH SENSE LEVEL DECK1 0 TOUCH SENSE LEVEL DECK2 0 AUTO STANDBY 20 min DEMO MODE OFF Clear all ERR History DISC MEMORY HOT CUE SAMPLER DECK settings DECK1 and 2 TIME MODE REMAIN AUTO CUE OFF TEMPO RANGE 10 MASTER TEMPO OFF QUANTIZE ON Vinyl MODE OFF HOT CUE SAMPLER MODE HOT CUE 9 Factory reset Refer to 8 2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE 10 FIRMWARE UPDATE The center position of a knob is determined by P...

Page 28: ...B D D B C B B 100 DJM100 2826 HA 4 C 100 DJM250 2826 HA 15 D 100 CMX4 2906 HA 2 E 100 22 2824 HA 3 Knobs and Volumes Location Note 1 Do NOT look directly into the pickup lens The laser beam may cause eye injury 2 Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product the procedures described here are common ...

Page 29: ...602 DJ3000 272 3 Remove the Control panel Section 4 Disconnect the three flexible cables and three connectors CN200 209 210 804 812A 812B 1 1 7 8 4 5 6 9 10 11 2 3 2 3 4 Screw tightening order Rear view Bottom view 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Control panel Section MIXER Assy DSP POWER Assy 3 4 3 4 CN804 CN200 CN210 CN209 CN812A CN812B ...

Page 30: ...g the five screws 602 SA12 380 5 Remove the solder of jumper wire W402B 1 1 1 3 4 2 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 1 DSP POWER Assy SWITCHING POWER Wi Fi PCB Assy CN810 CN5 CN6 CN2 CN3 CN4 5 W402B 2 2 SLOT IN FEEDER MECHA Assy 1 Remove the 12 screws 602 DJ5500 452 2 Remove the two SLOT IN FEEDER MECHA Assemblies 2 3 SERVO Assy 1 Disconnect the one flexible cable and two connectors CN101 105 106 2 Remove the fo...

Page 31: ...p cover Top cover Pickup lens 3 Cleaning 1 Turn the gear to the arrow direction of the figure with finger Pickup moves to a periphery SERVO Assy Gear Pickup 1 1 Bottom view Cleaning the pickup lens Clean the pickup lens when it is stained using the following cleaning materials Cleaning liquid GEM1004 Cleaning paper GED 008 Caution Caution ...

Page 32: ...hod to perform forced ejection of a disc Turn the gear pulley to the arrow direction of the figure with finger The disc comes out when you continue turning gear pulley Pull out the disc out by hand Disc Disc Gear pulley Gear pulley Gear pulley ...

Page 33: ...e the jumper wire by removing the eight screws 602 DV300 5023 9 Remove the Rear board Assy Section 1 4 4 4 3 3 2 4 4 4 4 8 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 7 1 Rear board Assy Section I O Assy 2 CN808 CN1 CN809 Rear view 5 1 Remove the one nut 2 Remove the one screw 602 DD2220 301 3 Remove the one screw one nut and one washer 602 ISO308 735B 4 Remove the two screws 602 ISO308 735B 5 Remove the eight screws 602 P...

Page 34: ...ssemblies 2 6 PHONES Assy 1 Disconnect the one connector CN401 2 Release the jumper wires 3 Release the jumper wires by removing the two screws 602 DV300 5023 4 Remove the Front panel Assy Section by removing the 10 screws 602 SL24F 099 5 Remove the PHONES Assy by removing the three screws 602 DV300 5023 Note When you remove PHONES Assy remove SLOT IN FEEDER MECHA Assy first 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 2 2 2 ...

Page 35: ...Remove the Spring by removing the one screw 602 STS2003 677 6 Remove the Wheel ring Assy by removing the six screws 602 A700 494 7 Remove the Wheel reactor by removing the six screws 602 A700 494 Note A figure is only left DECK side but the right side is similar too Bottom view 4 5 1 2 3 6 6 7 6 Wheel shaft Assy Washer Wheel plate Spring Wheel outer ring Wheel ring Assy Wheel reactor 1 1 2 2 3 3 4...

Page 36: ...ial Section 3 Remove the 17 nuts and 17 washers 4 Remove the Wi Fi lens 5 Remove the two CH Assemblies by removing the four screws 602 DJ5500 452 6 Disconnect the one connector CN208 7 Remove the CH fixed plate by removing the two screws 602 SA12 414 8 Remove the CROSS FADER Assy by removing the two screws 602 SA12 380 9 Disconnect the one connector CN01 10 Remove the Fixed plate by removing the t...

Page 37: ...solation slice CD2 Assy CD1 Assy MIXER Assy 3 3 4 3 3 CN206B CN206A CN201 CN204 CN206 CN201 CN206 CN204 5 7 1 3 7 20 7 23 4 4 CD Assy 1 Remove the two Segregate sheets by removing the five screws 602 MK8 604 2 Disconnect the four flexible cables CN201 204 206 3 Remove the two solders 4 Remove the two screws and two washers 602 MK8 604 5 Release the jumper wires 6 Remove the four screws 602 MK8 604...

Page 38: ...side Bottom side Bottom side SLOT IN FEEDER MECHA Assy SERVO Assy Adhesive GYL1005 Silicon bond GYA1011 Adhesive GYL1005 Adhesive GYL1005 Adhesive GYL1001 Adhesive GYL1001 Adhesive GYL1001 Adhesive GYL1001 Adhesive GYL1001 Adhesive GYL1001 Chassis Assy Grease GEM1072 Wheel shaft Assy Grease GEM1072 Bottom view CH fixed plate Fixed plate Adhesive GYL1001 ...

Page 39: ...irmware storage IC information is as follows Confirmation of the specified value by the JOG dial load measurement mode When replaced WHEEL Assy Perform 8 Center setting for the controls in 6 SERVICE MODE VRs with center click positions DSP DSP Version DSP POWER Assy DSP IC Flash ROM IC803 SERVO SERVO Version I O Assy SERVO MIXER IC CD MCU IC812 MIXER MIXER Version CON UI Version MIXER Assy CONTROL...

Page 40: ...FAT FAT32 and inserted to the unit Note Be sure not to store multiple updater files in one USB device 3 The following display is shown during the update 4 After updating is completed turn the unit off unplug the USB device then turn the unit back on 5 Check in Version Check mode of Service mode to verify that updating succeeded A version down is possible Procedure Firmware update recovery when it ...

Page 41: ... 0 to 9 symbols 5 characters for WEP64 13 characters for WEP128 36 dB 42 dB 48 dB 54 dB 60 dB 66 dB 72 dB 78 dB Content to be Stored WLAN SETTING NETWORK SETTING SSID SECURITY PASSWORD CHANNEL NO DHCP SERVER MIXER MODE SAMPLE LEVEL CROSS FADER START TOUCH SENSE LEVEL DECK1 TOUCH SENSE LEVEL DECK2 AUTO STANBY DEMO MODE A CUE LEVEL Setting Value The factory default settings are indicated in bold IC8...

Page 42: ...ts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part Therefore when replacing be sure to use parts of identical designation Screws adjacent to b mark on product are used for disassembly For the applying amount of lubricants or glue follow the instructions in this manual In the case of no amount instructions apply as you think it appropriate for SVWYXE8 CUXE KXE5 AXE5 for FLWPWXE SVWYXE8 FL...

Page 43: ...5B 13 Paste Board 507 COMBO 3367 14 Gift Box See Contrast table 2 15 Soft Bag 509 COMBO 319 16 Caution Sheet See Contrast table 2 17 About SSIDs and Passwords 501 XJR1 2506 18 Label See Contrast table 2 Mark No Symbol and Description XDJ R1 SVWYXE8 XDJ R1 CUXE XDJ R1 FLWPWXE XDJ R1 KXE5 XDJ R1 AXE5 1 Power Cord 409 HDJ7100 055D HA 409 HDJ7100 054D HA 409 HDJ7100 055D HA 409 COMBO 224 409 DMX101 21...

Page 44: ...ate NSP Wheel outer ring NSP Spring NSP Wheel ring Assy NSP Accessories of VR NSP Wheel reactor NSP EVA sheet NSP EVA sheet NSP EVA sheet NSP Note EVA sheet and Gascket do not supply it for service parts These are put on service parts of PCB Assy EVA sheet NSP Screw NSP Screw NSP ...

Page 45: ... 7 8 A B C D E F A H J J K G F Note EVA sheet and Gascket do not supply it for service parts These are put on service parts of PCB Assy Gascket NSP Gascket NSP Gascket NSP Ferrite core NSP Ferrite core NSP Safety label NSP ...

Page 46: ...011 5011 44 Fixed Loop 2A 8 504 COMBO 300 45 Spacer Support 504 QFX 204 46 4P Wire 404 COMBO 3772 47 3P Wire 404 UJ300KM 3644 HA 48 28P FFC Cable 406 COMBO 1245 49 38P FFC Cable 406 COMBO 1249 50 36P FFC Cable 406 COMBO 1250 51 8P FFC Cable 406 COMBO 1251 52 28P FFC Cable 406 MEP4 1201 HA 53 Wire 406 S100 031 54 Ferrite Core 415 VP9812 221 HA 55 Mixer Panel Assy 703 XDJR1 1394 56 Chassis Assy 701 ...

Page 47: ...C304 335 106 USB Cap 604 COMBO 605 107 E Ring 606 C304 209 108 Sponge 612 COMBO 462 109 110 111 Nut 601 A100 004 HA 112 Fixed Center Washer 606 C426 066 113 Washer 606 COMBO 264 114 Washer 606 COMBO 266 115 Washer 606 KMD280 081 HA 116 Washer 606 RMP25 257 117 Screw 602 A700 494 HA 118 Screw 602 DD2220 301 HA 119 Screw 602 DJ3000 272 120 Screw 602 DJ5500 452 HA 121 Screw 602 DV300 5023 122 Screw 6...

Page 48: ...SQ 52 DQ15 53 VSS 54 IC413 EM638165TS 6G C496 0 1 C492 0 1 C512 0 1 C513 0 1 C514 0 1 A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A11 A16 A17 A0 A1 A2 A3 A16 A17 LAD0 LAD1 LAD2 LAD3 LAD4 LAD5 LAD6 LAD7 LAD8 LAD9 LAD10 LAD11 LAD12 LAD13 LAD14 LAD15 LAD16 LAD17 LAD18 LAD19 LAD20 LAD21 LAD22 LAD23 C467 10 25 C468 10 25 C466 0 1 R580 NC R577 10K TP2 R488 NC R486 NC R485 NC R484 NC R487 NC R495 10K R491 10K R493 10K...

Page 49: ... 6 2K C579 3300P NPO C583 100P R665 10K R664 6 2K R666 10K C580 3300P NPO C617 0 1 C618 0 1 A 15V A 15V R661 1 5K R662 1 5K C584 100P 2 3 1 IC422A 4580 6 5 7 4 8 IC422B 4580 C581 470P C582 470P C586 100 25 L C585 100 25 L MUTE A V 16 48dB C605 47 25 C606 47 25 Q421 2SD2704K R719 2 7K Q422 2SD2704K R720 2 7K D418 1SS355 MUTE D419 1SS355 R705 6 2K C607 3300P C611 100P R707 10K R706 6 2K R708 10K C60...

Page 50: ...1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 CN201 STCP STCP PA1 PB1 PA2 PB2 DSO1 DSO2 DSO2 PL PL PL KS1 KS2 KS3 KS4 KS5 DSO6 DSO6 MI SO AD D5V AD5V VH PD AD1 AD2 AD3 AD4 32V R213 100K Q201 C124TK A R205 47K D204 1SS355 32V VH VF D SW VF D SW D SCK LAT1 BK 1 R214 100K Q204 RTR030P 02 Q202 C124TK A STBY STBY D215 1SS355 R206 47K D STBY V CHK R255 220 UTX URX M ...

Page 51: ...3 1 2 VR206 20K B AUX VOL 1 2 C1 SW209 PHONO1 1 2 C1 SW210 PHONO2 D237 D230 D231 D235 D234 D236 D232 D233 K S4 K S5 L 3 R 2 G 1 JK201 PHONES OUT 1 4 3 5mm 1 2 3 4 L203 ACM2012 1 2 3 4 5 W205 5P VB 1 D 2 D 3 DGND 4 CHASSIS 5 CHASSIS 6 JK202 USB A HOST AUX MI C CH2 CUE CH1 CUE R324 100K R325 100K C251 0 01 C252 10 25 WIFI USB STOP PITCH NOI SE A 10 A 5 A 0 A 5 A 10 A 15 A 20 FILTER MA 10 MA 5 MA 0 M...

Page 52: ... 9 NC 10 DQ3 11 VSSQ 12 NC 13 VDD 14 NC 15 WE 16 CAS 17 RAS 18 CS 19 BA0 20 BA1 21 A10 22 A0 23 A1 24 A2 25 A3 26 VDD 27 VSS 28 A4 29 A5 30 A6 31 A7 32 A8 33 A9 34 A11 35 A12 36 CK E 37 CL K 38 DQM 39 NC 40 VSS 41 NC 42 VDDQ 43 DQ4 44 NC 45 VSSQ 46 DQ5 47 NC 48 VDDQ 49 DQ6 50 NC 51 VSSQ 52 DQ7 53 VSS 54 IC813 IS42S83200G 7TL A15 1 A14 2 A13 3 A12 4 A11 5 A10 6 A9 7 A8 8 A19 9 NC 10 WE 11 RESET 12 ...

Page 53: ...14 P27 15 XTL 32K O 16 XTL 32K I 17 VCC18A_RTCI 18 1V8 19 LB_CL K 20 WL ED 21 SYSCK _SEL 22 XDATA1 23 XDATA2 24 XDATA4 25 XDATA5 26 XDATA6 27 RST_N 28 GND 29 X D A T A 7 30 P00 31 P01 32 P02 33 P03 34 P04 35 P05 36 P06 37 P07 38 P10 39 P11 40 P12 41 P13 42 SD A 43 SC L 44 G N D 45 3V 3 46 3V 3 47 G N D 48 G N D 49 P14 50 P15 51 P16 52 P17 53 RXD0 54 TXD0 55 INT0 56 INT1 57 SS1 58 SS2 59 SS0 60 RST...

Page 54: ... 43K R5 47K R1 8 2K C26 33P C19 390P C3 10 25 L3 Bead D1 SM5819A L12 3 3uH 2A C9 0 1 I G O IC2 BA05 C21 100 10 A5V L6 BEAD C10 0 1 D5V C29 22 16 L8 Bead C6 0 1 BOOT 1 VI N 2 EN 3 SS 4 VSNS 5 COMP 6 GND 7 PH 8 IC4 TPS54232 C18 0 1uF C25 22 16 C16 0 015uF R4 4 7K 0 5 R6 39K R2 1 5K 0 5 C27 33P C20 390P C4 10 25 L4 Bead D2 SM5819A L13 3 3uH 2A 6V D3 3V 6V C1 10 25 NC L5 Bead D C44 0 01 C42 330 1 C48 ...

Page 55: ...BEAD C12 0 1 IN 3 OUT 2 C O M 1 IC5 LD1117A ADJ C2 10 25 NC C32 0 1 R10 3K R11 3 3K C11 0 1 C33 0 1 C34 330 10 D5V Ef D3 3V C8 0 1 L15 22uH 1A C31 220 16 L A3 3V C7 0 1 5V D C42 330 10 L 0P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 CN5 12P A5V ADDA D3 3V D5V 5V 32V PD PD D V CHK V CHK MST R20 100 1 2 CN812A 2P 1 2 CN812B 2P D5V C50 0 1 3V ADDA D C53 0 1 C54 0 1 C60 0 1 D D5V C63 0 1 C72 NC C73 NC C75 NC C74 NC A...

Page 56: ...D158 R171 100 D160 R173 220 D152 R164 220 D154 D156 R176 1K R167 180 EN1 EN6 EN5 PL 1 CP 2 D4 3 D5 4 D6 5 D7 6 Q7 7 GND 8 Q7 9 DS 10 D0 11 D1 12 D2 13 D3 14 CE 15 V CC 16 IC104 74HC165 D5V C111 0 1 SCK PL OE1 DSO5 6 EN2 EN3 EN4 D R179 33K R180 33K R185 33K R186 33K R187 33K R188 33K R190 4 3K OE AD2 6 DSO5 6 AD3 7 AD4 8 Green Red D161 StandBy STB LED STB LED K R1 2 STCP PA1 2 PB1 2 DSO1 2 PL DSO6 ...

Page 57: ...6 8B D AD A D2 6 A D3 7 AD1 5 D139 D140 3 1 2 VR100 20K B PA1 2 PB1 2 D132 RPI 352 D131 RPI 352 R104 470 R105 470 Q100 C124EK Q101 C124EK R100 3 9K R101 3 9K R103 22K R102 22K D5V K R1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 CN201 DSO1 2 DSO2 8 STCP PA1 2 PB1 2 PL SW118 SEARCH D116 1SS355 SW120 C D120 1SS355 SW123 M TEMP O D124 1SS355 SW127 MI DI D128 1SS355...

Page 58: ...108 1800P C109 1800P L101 FB S3 3V C 127 100 10 C F N C C 128 10 16 C F L102 FB S3 3V C118 330P C 3 C117 0 1 C113 220 10 CF R111 0 R115 0 R117 0 R119 0 DM SL FD TD C114 10 16 CF R121 10K 7V D104 1SS355 M C K D IO R W B U SY C D RST VC C106 47 16 CF C107 0 1 C C115 0 1 C131 0 1 SC O R1 SU B D A SU B C K W F C K B B E E C C Q102 2SA2127 AE C132 10 16 CF 3 3V SL SL SP SP S3 3V CL SW OPSW B IN 1 G N D...

Page 59: ...00 10 CF D105 1SS355 NC D106 1SS355 NC C123 47 16 CF B U SY C D RST C116 0 1 R178 150 SC O R1 SU B D A SU B C K W F C K MCK DI O R W BUSY SUBDA SUBCK WF CK TP4 TP5 TP6 TP7 LO RO SCOR1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 CN102A FFC 28P DI SC SW1 DI SC SW2 OPSW CL SW LMD LMD BCK 1 DD1 LRCK 1 3 3V BCK 1 DD1 LRCK 1 P PGND 1 2 L106 BEAD 1 2 C160 100 10 CF S3 3V D ...

Page 60: ...R22 10Ω C 680 C2 1500 IC1B LTV817 CY1 1000pF 250V D9 MBR20100 T1 ER35 9 9 C3 68uF 400V R5 68K Ω LF1 TR12 6 4 IC2 IC FAN6754MR R1 470K Ω R12 100K Ω R9 33Ω D7 1N4148 R13 1MΩ R15 1MΩ R14 33 2K Ω R17 4 99K Ω R16 9 1K Ω D8 FR107 C7 220nF 50V C8 2 2uF 50V D16 1N4937 C15 470pF 1KV R23 10Ω R37 56K C16 470pF 1KV R25 10Ω C38 470uF 10V D17 SR3100 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GND FB NC HV RT SENSE VDD GATE CL1101 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 61: ...7Ω R32 Q2 CM1N60S D19 FR107 D18 SR1100 C17 2 2nF 1KV C40 470pF 50V C42 0 1uF C41 T2 EE13 D16 1N4937 C15 470pF 1KV R23 10Ω C34 L5 4 15 4 7uH C35 220uF 50V C36 47uF 50V R37 56K Ω 1KV 0Ω C49 3 3nF C38 470uF 10V C39 100uF 16V R52 6 8K Ω 7 SR3100 32V V6 L6 4 15 4 7uH ST 5V V2 GND STBY 5V Power ON 1 2 3 4 CN2 CON 4 Ef 3 4V V7 EF GND 32V V6 R49 10K Ω R41 330 Ω Ef Ef 3 4V V7 Q3 2222 CL1101 0V Only ST5V Po...

Page 62: ... Ef C112 positive Ef C112 negative VH C139 positive LED ON Q102 to Q112 pin C LED OFF Q102 to Q112 pin C KEY OFF CH1 KEY pin 1 CH2 KEY pin 2 Switch OFF CH1 C207 CH2 C220 KEY ON CH1 KEY pin 1 CH2 KEY pin 2 Switch ON CH1 C207 CH2 C220 Rotary encoder CH1 encoder pin 1 CH2 encoder pin 2 JOG rotation CH1 Q100 pin C CH2 Q101 pin C Min VR C802 C807 C806 positive without touch C113 Max VR C802 C807 C806 p...

Page 63: ...isc IC103 pin 7 LMA CH1 IC103 pin 9 LMB CH2 LRCK IC400 pin 35 LRCK IC409 to IC411 pin 3 IC406 pin 10 No disc CN102A pin 12 CLSW CH2 pin 11 OPSW CH3 pin 9 DISC SW1 CH1 pin 10 DISC SW2 CH4 BCK IC400 pin 34 DATA IC409 pin 2 Eject disc CN102A pin 12 CLSW CH2 pin 11 OPSW CH3 pin 9 DISC SW1 CH1 pin 10 DISC SW2 CH4 MCLKO IC400 pin 44 DATA IC410 pin 2 Insert disc CN102A pin 12 CLSW CH2 pin 11 OPSW CH3 pin...

Page 64: ... SIDE B J CN102A DECK1 CN808 CN808 G W402A W402B W402B B CN200 B CN6 CN200 B CN210 CN210 W5 W6 W6 G CN810 CN810 CN200 W5 CN210 CN810 IC400 IC812 IC413 IC408 IC418 IC419 Q405 Q406 IC415 Q402 Q401 IC1 Q403 IC416 IC417 IC808 IC402 IC809 IC403 IC412 IC414 IC407 IC4 Q404 IC401 10 1 10 2 10 3 ...

Page 65: ...09 IC423 Q423 Q426 Q421 Q422 Q407 Q408 Q409 412 Q413 Q416 Q417 Q420 IC405 Q404 14 1 11 3 12 2 12 4 12 3 13 1 13 2 13 4 13 3 14 2 14 4 14 3 11 1 11 2 11 4 12 1 NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS 1 The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for several destinations For further information for respective destinations be sure to check with the schematic diagram Capacitor Connector P C Board Chip Par...

Page 66: ... 2 3 4 A B C D E F 1 2 3 4 11 2 MIXER ASSY B B MIXER ASSY SIDE A SIDE A CN210 CN209 CN200 CN206B CN206A CN201 CN204 C CN208 CH2 W208B D CN01 W203 C CN208 CH1 W208A Q202 IC209 IC208 IC205 IC203 Q218 Q204 Q219 Q201 ...

Page 67: ...F B B MIXER ASSY SIDE B SIDE B A CN210 CN210 G CN209 CN209 A CN200 CN200 I W206 DECK2 CN206B I W206 DECK1 CN206A I CN201 DECK1 CN201 I CN204 DECK2 CN204 IC207 Q200 IC200 Q209 Q210 Q211 Q212 Q213 Q214 Q215 Q216 Q208 Q207 IC202 Q217 5 1 5 2 ...

Page 68: ... A B C D E F 1 2 3 4 11 3 DSP POWER ASSY G G DSP POWER ASSY G DSP POWER ASSY SIDE A SIDE B I W812 DECK1 B CN209 CN209 E W205 CN804 A CN810 CN810 CN209 CN804 CN810 H CN806 W806 W806 H CN810 W811 W811 A W402B W402A W402A ...

Page 69: ...F G SIDE A SIDE B A W5 CN5 A W6 CN6 I W812 DECK2 CN812B I W812 DECK1 CN812A CN5 CN812B CN812A A W4 CN4 CN4 K CN3 W3 W3 K CN2 CN2 CN2 IC816 IC806 IC802 IC813 IC814 Q1 IC3 IC4 IC7 IC801 IC803 IC805 IC815 IC5 Q3 Q6 IC2 Q2 Q801 Q800 Q803 Q804 ...

Page 70: ...R USB and PHONES ASSEMBLIES C D E F C CH ASSY C CH ASSY E USB ASSY E USB ASSY D CROSS FADER ASSY D CROSS FADER ASSY F PHONES ASSY F PHONES ASSY SIDE A SIDE A SIDE B SIDE B B W208A CH1 W208B CH2 CN208 CN208 G CN804 W205 B W203 CN01 CN01 W205 A CN401 W203 W203 ...

Page 71: ...71 XDJ R1 5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 A B C D E F 11 5 Wi Fi PCB ASSY H H Wi Fi PCB ASSY H Wi Fi PCB ASSY SIDE A SIDE A SIDE B SIDE B G W806 CN806 CN806 G W811 CN810 CN810 IC811 IC810 ...

Page 72: ...D2 ASSEMBLIES I I CD1 ASSY CD2 ASSY SIDE A SIDE A B CN204 DECK2 CN204 B CN201 DECK1 CN201 B CN206A DECK1 CN206B DECK2 W206 G CN812A DECK1 CN812B DECK2 W812 Q106 Q112 IC102 Q100 Q102 IC101 IC104 IC103 Q103 Q104 Q105 2 1 7 1 7 2 2 2 2 3 3 1 3 2 3 1 6 1 3 2 ...

Page 73: ...73 XDJ R1 5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 A B C D E F I I CD1 ASSY CD2 ASSY SIDE B SIDE B CN204 CN201 W206 W812 ...

Page 74: ...ASSY J SIDE A SIDE A SIDE B SIDE B J SERVO ASSY J SERVO ASSY CN106 CN106 A CN808 DECK1 CN809 DECK2 To MECHA To MECHA To MOTOR CN101 CN101 CN105 CN105 To MECHA CN102A CN102A IC102 IC228 IC103 IC104 Q105 Q104 Q103 Q106 Q102 Q101 8 1 9 1 8 3 8 4 8 5 8 2 ...

Page 75: ...1 5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 A B C D E F 11 8 SWITCHING POWER K SIDE A SIDE A SIDE B SIDE B K SWITCHING POWER K SWITCHING POWER G CN2 CN2 CN2 AC IN CN1 CN1 G W3 CN3 CN3 Q2 U1 U2 Q1 IC2 IC3 IC6 Q5 Q3 Q4 1 1 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 2 ...

Page 76: ...P BEAD 415 EN2000 376 L 401 INDUCTANCE 415 DJME2 355 L 400 POWER CHOKE 415 MC6000 356 L 818 CHIP BEAD 415 1300 240A SW 400 402 SLIDE SW 403 COMBO 427 W6 TO IC 3P WIRE 404 K1000 2636 W 4 11P WIRE 404 COMBO 3767 W 5 12P WIRE 404 COMBO 3768 0 FUSE RES 412 SX1800 895 RESISTORS R 731 732 735 736 CARBON FILM RESISTOR 412 DV300 5118 HA CAPACITORS C 527 528 547 548 POLYESTER CAPACITOR 413 3113 060 HA C 42...

Page 77: ... D 802 ESD DIODE 414 DJ1100G 207 MISCELLANEOUS A TO B 1P LEAD WIRE 406 COMBO 1257 A TO C 1P LEAD WIRE 406 DJAI2 1068 CN 810 26P FFC SOCKET 404 COMBO 3725 CN 209 CONNECTOR 404 PDJ33 3584 CN 4 11P SOCKET 404 QMX2 183A CN 804 5P SOCKET 404 1210S 094A HA CN 5 12P SOCKET 404 1400 2544 CN 2 4P SOCKET 404 HV3500K 629A CN 6 3P SOCKET 404 HV3500K 623A CN 812A 812B 2P SOCKET 404 HP1010K 257A F 800 CHIP FUSE...

Page 78: ...OR 413 HMA2200 5017 HA C 128 129 131 CHIP CAPACITOR 413 MC6000 1180 C 139 ELEC CAPACITOR 413 DM1000 348 Mark No Description Part No I CD2 ASSY SEMICONDUCTORS Q 102 105 CHIP TRANSISTOR 416 MC6000 375 Q 106 112 CHIP TRANSISTOR 416 MC6000 374 Q 100 101 TRANSISTOR 416 CDN88 044 ZD 100 101 ESD DIODE 414 RMP3 285 ZD 102 104 105 CHIP ZENER DIODE 414 DJM4000 331 HA D 131 132 SENSOR 417 HDJ2000 411 D 149 L...

Page 79: ...3 105 106 TDK CHIP BEAD 415 FU801 316 SW 101 LEAF SW 403 MK9 259 HA CAPACITORS C 110 CHIP ELEC CAPACITOR 413 45X 1243 C 114 128 132 CHIP ELEC CAPACITOR 413 45X 1242 C 102 103 105 121 125 CHIP ELEC CAPACITOR 413 45X 1241 C 151 157 160 CHIP ELEC CAPACITOR 413 45X 1241 C 112 ELEC CAPACITOR 413 SPPW3 305 C 113 CHIP ELEC CAPACITOR 413 COMBO 1254 C 106 123 CHIP ELEC CAPACITOR 413 COMBO 1253 Mark No Desc...

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