Pioneer CDJ-200, Руководство по обслуживанию

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6. List of Error Codes/Detail Display mode
If an error is generated during Normal mode, one of the following error codes is displayed on the FL display. (See "4. Version
Check mode".
Detailed error content (error described in the Error content column of the table below: E-XX) can be confirmed if the SEARCH
¡
or
1
key is pressed during Software Version Check mode for the Player microcomputer.
The first error displayed when the SEARCH
¡
or
1
key is pressed is the latest, and each time the
1
key is pressed the
previous error is displayed (pressing the
¡
key displays the oldest error). Data for up to 16 errors are stored in memory.
For errors E-12 and E-15, the address (TNO:MIN:SEC:FRM) where an error was generated is also stored in memory, and it
can be displayed by pressing the TIME MODE key (toggle operation).
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If these errors are generated before the loaded disc is identified as a CD, the disc is automatically ejected. In this case, the error code is
not displayed, but you can check it, as the error content is stored in memory.
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Data for errors E-8304 and E-8305 are not stored in the memory.
To clear the error logs, while holding the TEXT MODE and BEAT LOOP keys pressed, press the POWER button. At this time,
the settings for the AUTO CUE and TIME MODE keys are reset to those preset at the factory (AUTO CUE = OFF, TIME
MODE = REMAIN).
Error No. Error Name Error Content
E-7201 TOC READ ERROR 26: TOC data could not be read.
E-6002
DSP PROGRAM
DOWNLOAD ERROR
62: The program cannot be written in the DSP.
E-8301
PLAYER ERROR
(Startup error)
12: The desired address could not be searched.
15: Address data could not be read.
22: The Focus Servo could not be closed.
91: The pickup could not be returned to the inner track.
E-8302
PLAYER ERROR
(Abnormality in playback)
12: The desired address could not be searched.
15: Address data could not be read.
22: The Focus Servo could not be closed.
E-8303
PLAYER ERROR
(Abnormality in writing to the buffer)
99: Abnormality in writing in the buffer
E-8304
MP3 DECODE ERROR
(Abnormality in decoding)
Abnormality in decoding
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E-8305
DATA FORMAT ERROR
(Inappropriate data format)
A data format other than MP3 was used.
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E-9101 MECHANICAL TIME OUT 90: Abnormality in the disc-loading mechanism (TIMEOUT)
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