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4. 20 0882 0 s 185 GND1 2 ES GND12 05 ESTO 64081 QRS 8 SWD12V XSWAP GNDD V 5D 0 TX SNDD 908 220 iu RX ROI 220 2 923 5410 ip 8914277470 LB R918 470 ima 65 R9125 5 470 E 9202470 Ex 220 EN NER EE ERE 5 nin en CLS1 629 5X9 V 5D V12SWD CLS 1 0 x 9 m 35 D906 8 5 40 S zm C905 V12SWD vsp 281 TA7291F TBB ND ND R907 0 0 4 7 172W V 5D V 5D x GNDD er amp x Sxi 1 Og 1 lt 91 rs x F lt io gat 05 C Cb de B L 0 Y 00 N C Clamp Motor Driver ol 5 55 5 gt S28 PH K S d J J Fon RESISTOR 1 10W 9 CLSO UNCLAMP SW CLS1 CLAMP SW CLAMP SW CLAMP MOTOR wk VACANT DSK1003 PXM1 002 CLAMP ASSY 28 DVD R7783 1 2 m 3 4 E N E 5V SCSI ID LATCH 22 d 1 904 2102509 MEN SW x x TC74HC375AF TBB 8 907 05 175979 5 20 IDSW3 2 2 2 101 S GND
5. 42 43 z1 DAGNO 2 43 7 1 1 OPERATIONAL DIAGNOSIS PROGRAM rettet etn 43 000 45 7 1 3 FIRMWARE VERSION UP OF MAIN ASSY 45 7 1 4 HOW TO CONFIRM AND UPDATE THE FIRMWARE VERSION OF THE ATAPI SCSI BOARD 46 7 1 5 ACQUISITION OF THE ERROR HISTORY 47 59 0 60 7 1 8 AGING 0 000707808080 62 7 1 9 5 64 7 1 10 INSTALLATION OF THE 67 7 2 68 95 DVD R7783 m a 5 6 7 E 1 2 3 4 1 SPECIFICATIONS Supported Formats 2 Writing format DVD R for General 2 0 Disc at Once Incremental DVD RW Ver 1 2 Disc at Once Incremental Restricted Overwrite Hecommended number of overwrites on DVD RW media 100 times or less at normal room temperature Reading format DVD ROM DVD Video DVD R for General Authoring 3 95 GB 4 7 GB DVD RW Ver 1 1 Ver 1 2 CD ROM Mode 1 CD ROM Mode 2 form 1 form 2 CD R CD DA CD Extra Video CD e DVD R RWs DVD RAMs and CD RWs cannot be read nor written Does not support recording on media Writing Reading speed Writing Speed DVD R for General Ver 2 0 Rev 3 8X ZCLV 6X CLV 4X CLV
6. 1 2 4 2 WIFB and FCRB ASSYS O T O Z G O gt C gt DNP2111 A Q101 CN907 CN904 CN906 CN908 CN903 CN905 4 g ET 5595559 5 j 0 m DE fete L 926 5 L 1 291 21 o oo B o e e 2 ab D 5 CN908 o p 8 e 4 o 9 Q Jo o o Alo oEE E 5102 CN907 H f Sol 1 is pR933 _ 9370 0904 9 OP 9 053 T S 2 D 0 0 N 9 5 m TS C901 P N952 t 2T 5981 i QE gt y B Ilo 2909 N rA 2593 8906 S 2 4 n Zz 5 D938 JN R902 O00 gt 2 955 4K o o EN 917 7 oR986 1 0915 5937 0 B S o 9 R953 o o 2GNp12 D 9 Z 60 o TS vn 2492 7240 eso Os 2 7 e 0931 4 008 or 2 dia 4 45V 10155 O EP o M 1 40930 Ae NE R941 Y 8 po 9 0953 IS 5 A lA o o ma 0925 4 h 5227 s lt M MCN 3 P 1 0924 R908 2 5 6 4 T a 0952 5 5 y A E 2 o 7 2 4 2 909 40 7 0 0016 cath RA ales
7. 2 amp MAIN UNI S DXX2 TRAVERSE amp MAIN UNIT S DXX2554 Parts List Mark No 1 RO NSP 8 14 Description Traverse amp Main Unit S Spacer PCB Protect Sheet Pad Bottom Pad Upper Plate Packing Case Bag Part No DXX2554 DHA1567 DHA1568 DHA1665 DHA1666 DHC1060 DHG2331 PHL1069 DVD R7783 2 554 3 1 1 3 MAIN Assy Distinction of the parts to be provided as service parts The Traverse amp Main Unit S to be provided as service parts have markings for distinction black dot with a felt tip marker at the places shown in the photos below Be sure to replace both the Traverse Mechanism Assy and MAIN Assy when either needs to be replaced because these parts were adjusted as a pair and their operations were inspected as a pair before shipment MAIN Assy Marking black dot il 5 m Ww LLL v RUAN 4 YU SON D vo RE ae Y eot XO j d 90000004506 G Q Ap 2 19 05 23 Traverse Mechanism Assy Marking black dot y Rn SQUE A 1 gt N ose nri sent tht etal ON z a a DVD R7783 5 m 6 m 7 EN 8 3 BLOCK DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 3 1 BLOCK DIAGRAM SCSI ID SW 1 15
8. 5 E ep DCN1141 T 0 1 Q 45 2 GND GND s emma 2 6 9 ano GND GND GND gt 99 we EE Du 8 a tO ae ue Z HB 5 FG E xh 2 5102 OW U 24 3 4 2503 1 5 _25 51 507 GNDD 1 gE SLIN2 GNDD D SL INI XDMUTE1 V 5D 554 22K 528 e gt NJM12904V TFB GNDD GNDD VSB 1 C2 3 5 IC503 14558 C503 NJM14558V TFB EN 2 4 MM 2 2 CPU 1 FY 3 4 V 15D 1 28 T 4 2 62 1 FY 2 4 3 4 C418 DCG1028 T 220 16 LDCH1172 TS DCH1171 TS Ol c V 5D V 5M 9 N lt A NM TL C402 ae 974 CNAQ10 0 BTH1121 Littel jm 2 16 8 1 5216 C404 10 10 0 01835 T GNDA GNDD GNDAA GNDM DCH1172 TS DCH1171 TS 220 16 C403 0 1 YF C402 0 C401 401 820 GNDA V 5L 5 2V 2 4 HDRST 2 04 112 V 3D 0401 V 3DD V 3D V 3 1 DAP202U TLB 405 H MM1478RFBE TBB C411 S x 0 15 8 OFN gt l 1 NC 1608 3 Se XRESET 2 RESET P gt d VIN e E lt nd lt 1 4 7 GNDD CEK1285 T Littel
9. 12 5 CLAMP MECHANISM SECTION Parts List Mark No 1 O A W ON 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 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Description Capacitor C1 Connector Assy 3P Connector Assy Disc Holder Spring Spring Earth Plate Cushion Slide Sheet Disc Holder Sheet Clamper Stay R7 Switch Bracket Clamper Base Joint Arm CL Disc Holder Motor Gear CL Gear B CL Gear C Disc Holder L Disc Holder Disc Stopper Rack Plate CL Gear A Side Rack L Side Rack R Clamper Bracket R7 Lever Switch Sheet Motor Acetate Tape G Damper Assy Damper Bracket Clamp Motor Assy S Clamper Plate R5 Clamper R5 Binder E Ring Washer Washer Screw Screw Screw Screw Screw Screw Screw Part No CFTLA224J50 DKP3281 PFO2PY B15 DBH1342 DBK1134 DBK1139 DEB1355 DEC2034 DEC2700 DND1251 DNF 1700 DNH2614 DNH2615 DNK3253 DNK3254 DNK3256 DNK3257 DNK3289 DNK3290 DNK3291 DNK3292 DNK3363 DNK3364 DNK3365 DNK4328 DSK1003 DED1143 PXM1002 REH1010 VXA1153 DNF1701 DXX2336 DNE1423 DNK4017 6 ZCA SKB90BK YESOFUC WT26D047D050 WT36D072D050 BPZ30POSOFCU PMH20PO40FTC PMH26PO060FTC BBZ30PO60FTC BBZ30PO080F TB PMA20PO050FCU BBZ30P040F TC 6 DVD R7783 m 7 13 D 2 4 TRAVERSE 1 2 3 Traverse Mechanism Assy 1 3 3 Float Rubber R5
10. 09 75 09 D lalar IC201 SWRF2B lt B 0 UPD63630GM UEV 222 56 S Combo Il DSP 139 FE 6 9 85 M1 DVD CD Decoder A 62 DVD CD Encoder 141 65 pl Channel oe 81 Wobble DPLL 12 40 52 202 K48161622D TC80 DRAM 16M LVDS LVDS DRIVER Receiver CN502 4P T STEPPING IC501 MOTOR BD7905BFS 6 ch Driver SPDL 12P DVD R7783 m 6 7 gt PICKUP ASSY SPINDLE MOTOR LC TILT b cl 5 5 29 55 15 Actuator Focus Tracking 17 1 m 2 E 3 4 Ov Bx Oy GO QW OO 18 69 69 9 0 069 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 9 6 2 9 9 QN QN IO YII ONAN S Oc rnNanancvamuoozzzazu u eutuuoozzzzzz x exx cxn rn nr o0 gt gt 9 9 0 009 000077 lt lt gt lt gt gt E JJ _ J I LVD SCSI INTERFACE a S5B PH K S mou dg usa E CN951 1 12
11. 82 SDRAM clock enable control signal __ 83 RAS O Buffer memory interface raw address strobe control signal 84 770 Buffer memory interface address bus 00 85 Buffer memory interface bank address signal oS MA8 Buffer memory interface address bus MA10 MA7 MAO MA6 MA1 DVDD3 DGND MA5 MA2 DVDD DGND 4 Buffer memory interface address bus Buffer memory interface address bus Buffer memory interface address bus Buffer memory interface address bus Buffer memory interface address bus Digital 3 3V positive power supply pin for pin 55 pin 107 Digtal ground pin for pin 55 pin 107 Buffer memory interface address bus Buffer memory interface address bus Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for internal logic Digtal ground pin for internal logic Buffer memory interface address bus Buffer memory interface address bus 5 5 6 0 n 60 signal input eo Test pin Always connect DGND Test pin Always connect to DGND TAPCLK Test pin Always connect to DGND o AJOJN Test pin Always connect to DGND e O1 EQCK2 RCDTSVMON HF equalizer auto tracking clock output Read channel clock output Read channel data output servo block monitor output Analog ground pin for EFMPLL PCEFM1 Read channel phase compa
12. ATAPI SCSI BOARD service part 6 ADJUSTMENT There is no information to be shown in this chapter DVD R7783 2 3 3 4 Mark No Description Part No D908 D931 D934 D936 155355 D906 D907 D944 D944 RB501V 40 D933 SML 210MT D932 SML 210YT D901 UDZS7R5 B CAPACITORS C902 CEAT101M16 C905 C956 CEAT4R7M50 C901 C903 C951 C952 CKSQYB103K50 C904 C954 C955 CKSQYF104Z50 RESISTORS NR960 R961 0 024 1 2W DCN1151 NR907 RD1 2VM4R7J Other Resistors RS1 10S J OTHERS CN907 MT CONNECTOR 173979 5 CN951 4P CONNECTOR B4PS VH PCB BINDER DEF1015 CN901 CONNECTOR POST FAP 20 0842 0BF CN905 CONNECTOR 2P S2B PH K S CN906 CONNECTOR 3P S3B PH K S CN904 CONNECTOR 4P SAB PH K S CN903 4P CONNECTOR S4B ZR SM3A CN908 CONNECTOR 5P S5B PH K S KN901 WRAPPING TERMINAL VNF1084 FCRB ASSY DWX2389 SEMICONDUCTORS Q101 DTC124EUA D101 SML 210MT RESISTORS All Resistors RS1 10S J OTHERS CN102 CONNECTOR 4P B4B ZR SM3 CN101 12P FFC CONNECTOR DKN1312 7 GENERAL INFORMATION 7 1 DIAGNOSIS 7 1 1 OPERATIONAL DIAGNOSIS PROGRAM 1 Items required for operation checks e 0651030 Operation check program Diagnose5 exe chgpio32 dll cdiagp32 dll GGP1061 Connector Assy GGP1062 SCSI cable GGP1063 SCSI terminator GGF1485 Special device for RS 232C communication for the changer drive used for short circuiting XCLMP Connections when operations of the DVD R7783 alon
13. Always be sure never to touch the e When the changer interface cable has contacts or ports when operating been connected the wiring monitor drives indicators will flash at two second Also be sure to touch a metallic surface intervals on the changer before installing additional drives to the changer Wiring monitor indicator 1 When inserting a drive be sure to 2 place the drive on the changer guide rails and push the drive in until the lock lever on the drive shifts to the locked position Maybe you can hear a clicking sound then Guide rails Changer interface cable NOTE Connect the changer interface cable to the connector corresponding to the bay in which the drives have been installed Note that labels are affixed to connectors indicating the corresponding bay number Note that it is extremely important to do this as connecting the changer interface cable to a neighboring bay will result in damage to discs and the disc transport mechanism Lock lever 4 Connect the LVD drive connector panel When a drive is to be removed from the Connect the optional LVD drive connector changer flip the lock lever to the released panel DRM LN721 for 2 drives or DRM LN741 position and then pull the drive out from the for 4 drives changer 2 Connect the power cable When the power cable has been connected the wiring monitor indicator on the rear of the drives orange will light up Power cable
14. BD7905BFS MAIN ASSY 6 ch Power Compo Driver e Pin Arrangement topview e Block Diagram PRE LOGIC C D E E MH E IM DVD R7783 92 e Pin Function No Pin Name Pin Function Pin name Pin Function s o _ DVD R7783 93 5 m 6 7 8 ll TC74HC375AF WIFB ASSY 1 904 4 bit D Type Latch e Pin Arrangement topview 1D 1 16 Voc 102 15 4D 103 14 40 Gie24 13 40 2Q0 5 112 3 4 94 DVD R7783 1 2 3 8 PANEL FACILITIES e REAR VIEW gt ot TN N WIRING MONITOR IND BUSYIND i aL SCSI RELEASE dex z mss D Busy indicator 6 SCSI ID switch Lights when drive is busy Set the Drive SCSI ID Press the upper 2 Wiring monitor indicator button to decrement the number and the Meaning of indicator when indicator is lower button to increment the number lit up Factory default e Lights when drive has been installed in 7 LVD SCSI interface connector changer and power cable is connected Use to connect an optional drive Meaning of indicator when indicator connector panel DRM LN721 for 2 drives flashes in 2 second intervals or DRM LN741 for 4 drives This indicato
15. CU 166 WLDON rA 9 1 Picea pe eae vec mm 2774 G 269 YB 1 C270 vB 0 1 C Arrange four TP terminals on B side Lezo 1 5 Lvo 0 1432 OV GNDD NOI 1 I F201 CCG1159 T DSS1107 g o DU E E E 0 Y CN LIGIHNI ILZO zt gt LISIHNI 8 NIJ 5 Co 9 8 N 925 V NIJ lt i gt E B gt E NI OA 100 o TE zi c x 7924 J svia 1631 5 7 2 Eis C x o T 7920 oX gt x 4221 o zt 9 e ii 0 Le a 00 80 Eq SE M c n lt pou 6 5 2 uc 8 9 lt lt A SN 9 zt B Q T N lt ty 3 5 21 N DM DM T 5 0 em O a ii t L8aH ONS ONS 1 MOVWOX ONS OULNI 9 9 01 LVH SvIGdX YH 15 gt 5 INTERFACE ATAP
16. M NN UU a 5 zdedodzdodog 5 58 zaoza amp o omurmc aacGlu ans 6 0 50 lt 0 Oo Y N NOQ IM lt zl 3 X LU LL LL 0 ue 90955 5 Lu JUL lt lt 5 lt N 5 m lt Pa OOO0ND 0 2 lt lt lt C 5 K wi 6 T S 210 T A M n comp 7 z N 55 6 zy i 8 LOL 00400 lt 6 90 L 000 5 T A 0 lt 4 ZJHMS 2 8 W 55 N N g QO lt lt 5 gt TEES En Jeu SUSU E 12182 m 1 EYE yr ug re Yad 28269 9 1 820 1590 LL LL 00 9 L v gt 5 1 8c0 4 OL m 1011 lt 56 Ze a 35 O O O 81 9 19 59 99 55 5 o o 5 5 9115 Q a VACANT DVD R7783 GNDA 3 4 MAIN ASSY 2 4 uey pue
17. oxor Stari oe 0x102 Disc outer search amp pause for aging Oxc8 Start Recording for DVD RW 0x103 Disc trace for aging 0x105 0x106 0x108 DVD data write for aging DVD data read amp verify for aging Get Deicing Start Add s 0x111 DVD Disc NWA check for aging EAE 34 4902 77 Blacks 0 112 rzone track close for aging ome 0x113 CD R data write full area for aging ing ing ing 0x03 EXEC 0 114 DVD R data write full area for aging ReadDCB 0x115 mecha xnchange for aging Get Last Recorded Address on Bitmap 0x116 Random access for aging 0 117 Spindle start stop for aging Close DVD RW 0x118 Tray open close for aging Tray force open SLIM 0 119 Intermidiate time open close for aging PU temperature cool down SLIM only 11 DVD R RW write for aging PU temperature cool down SLIM only 11 DVD R RW read for aging Ox11c Outer write Outer read for aging Cool down SLIN oni 0x11d Outer write Inner read for aging MS Ox11e Inner write Outer read for aging Erase CD with rotation change EDI n 18005 Ox11f Inner write Inner read for aging Self Erase CD with rotation change a zs 0x120 Inner write Inner read for aging 0x6 Write CD with rotation change
18. 81 BU2373FV MAIN ASSY 1C205 e VCO and Phase Detector for PLL system e Pin Arrangement topview e Block Diagram 1 LOGIC 14 VCO VDD 2 SELECT 13 BIAS 3 VCO OUT 12 VCO IN Bias resistor Terminal Connect a resistor between vco VDD VCO divide select VCO frequency Control input VCO Output Force DC Voltage Frequency 11 GND Input 1 10 VCO INHIBIT Frequency Input 2 6 PFD OUT 9 PFD_INHIBIT Phase Phase Detect CG Detector Phase Detector Output Enable Output H disable L enable 7 LOGIC GND VCO Powerdown and Output disable H disable L enable Nmos Gate Test Pin Normally L or Open e Pin Function ___ Digital power supply VCO output frequency select H 1 2 output L 1 1 output 6 PFDOUT PD output e rest 9 PFD_INHIBIT Control pin for PD H PD disable Hi impedance state L PD enable O VCO mode select H VCOOUT disable L fix L VCOOUT enable 82 DVD R7783 1 2 d 4 5 6 m 7 M30700FKLGP MAIN ASSY IC301 Single Chip 16 bit Microcomputer e Pin Arrangement topview 5 5898 3885 aoaoaaaa do N QO s 0 lt lt s r N 5 444554 lt 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 oro OK O e s G lo
19. GND IDO ID2 MAIN ASSY 954 955 4 5 ue IDO ID2 0 RSS065N03 T x 12V CHANGER 5v 8 VSL S 8520X52MC LzL 3 3 i 12V 65 5 8 V 15A HIP1013CB C402 1 CN901 5 8 Overcurrent S a520X1SMC LYA 1 50 150 20P 4 Protection 49 1 3 69 5 3 8 9 17 Bus Line Q908 0903 ICN102 CN60 4P 5V 3 3V XCLMP LPS2 CLOSE K D 3 3V 5V XSPST LPS1 OPEN 8 BUSY LED1 LED1 D933 CN101 BUSY 12P To DIF LED d 01 CHANGER BUSY LED 1 M30700FKLGP Q909 5V 3 3V TX REMI B 9 0910 EE RX REMO o EM T UU EE CLM MOTOR owe 5 ES 10903 CN905 TA7291F Clamp Motor Driver S501 CN906 i CLAMP SW 0180 3 lt ay ee ea cow UNCLAMP Q902 O CLAMP 1 cist 2 lt 1 CLAMP MECHA CN401 ASSY CONFIGURATION Lea 16 DVD R7783 1 2 3 4 LVD SCSI INTERFACE N1 68P n ATAPI SCSI Internal ROM Buffer m1 Controller Controller Control Register _ _ es Drs Servo BOARD External Flash ROM 401 DE 1 3 Line CN101 CN101 5 45P 45P
20. HDD2 HDD4 HDD12 HDD11 HDD3 HDD3 I ost interface data bus include pull up resistance ost interface data bus include pull up resistance I ost interface data bus include pull up resistance I ost interface data bus include pull up resistance ost interface data bus include pull up resistance 7 DVD R7783 1 2 d 4 Hon e ec IHDDi1 I O Hostinterface data bus include pull up resistance HDD12 3 Host interface data bus include pull up resistance IHDDiO I O Host interface data bus include pull up resistance HDD13 a Host interface data bus include pull up resistance 48 DVDD3 Digital 3 3V positive power supply pin for pin 8 pin 54 DGND EUN Digital ground pin for pin 8 pin 54 DVDD Dita postive power pin Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for internal logic 46 DGND Digital ground pin for internal logic ground pin for internal logic a Host interface data bus include pull up resistance IHDDid4 Host interface data bus include pull up resistance Hostinterface data bus include pull up resistance HDD15 59 SED jSedpostonsenoriput __ 54 Host interface data bus select H normal L rever
21. NAR SIKKERHED SAFBRYDERE ER UDE AF FUNKTION UNDG UDSATTELSE FOR STRALING VARNING OSYNLIG LASERSTRALNING NAR DENNA DEL AR PPNAD OCH SPARREN AR URKOPPLAD BETRAKTA EJ STRALEN 2 IMPORTANT THIS PIONNER APPARATUS CONTAINS LASER OF CLASS 1 SERVICING OPERATION OF THE APPARATUS SHOULD BE DONE BY A SPECIALLY INSTRUCTED PERSON LASER DIODE CHARACTERISTICS gt MAXIMUM OUTPUT POWER 35 mw DVD R7783 3 LABEL CHECK JULY 28 2001 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES LASER KLASSE 1 auri 2 THIS CLASS A DIGITAL APPARATUS COMPLIES WITH CANADIAN ICES 003 CET APPAREIL NUM RIQUE DE LA CLASSE A EST CONFORME LA NORME NMB 003 DU CANADA TION CLASS 3B VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE ZZ ER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AVOID ZEA REE EXPOSURE TO THE BEAM PHRHATE gt gt TE 2 ATTENTION RADIATIONS LASER VISIBLES ET NOCH 0 ume 4 ES VORSICHT GE FFNETER ABDECKUNG IST 4 ion 838 UND UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG ES J DER KLASSE IM GERATEINNEREN VORHANDEN 4 tr pp EX AUGEN NICHT DEM LASERSTRAHLAUSSETZEN 8 ES ADVARSEL KLASSE USYNLIG E LASERSTR LING VED BNING ZZ UNDGA UDS ETTELSE FOR STR LING AZ 7 VARNING KLASS SYNLIG OCH O
22. Single chip mode 8 bit port P5 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode function as ALE Single chip mode 8 bit port P5 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode function as HOLD Single chip mode 8 bit port 5 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode function as RD mode ULIS pot panes eg er ee er same ri Single chip mode 8 bit port P5 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode function as WRH BHE DVD R7783 85 B 5 6 7 8 gt E 8 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 61 63 64 65 67 70 71 72 73 O P43 A19 P42 A18 P41 A17 lt 7 79 w jol zb gt gt gt T 40 A16 P36 A14 P35 A13 P34 A12 P33 A11 P32 A10 lt 0 P27 A7 D7 P26 Ae De 25 5 05 P24 A4 D4 P23 A3 D3 22 2 02 21 1 01 2 P17 D15 P15 D13 Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of address output
23. T 1608 S V 5L 5 2V a Q A 1 2 2 V 12M F404 KOA_3225s ize 404 8520X52MC LZL TRB Ls 2200p DTL1110 TLB C404 BTH1103 T 1 9 ww se pg L 5 4 FN e sip YES AE ae Qq Od adt IIL LT FA y a OO gt 55 0402 P CPH6702 TLB 5 2V Generateor for LDD GNDM GNDD GNDO Imax 0 5A 1005 SIZE 1 1655 1608 SIZE 17165 V 5D C405 2125 5025 5 S T111B25MC OGK TRB 1005 SIZE 55 1608 SIZE 5 21 25 SIZE 5216 SIZE 3216 gt Be connected near by VACANT GNDO 27 DVD R7783 6 7 8 1 2 3 WIFB and FCRB ASSYS 1 2V GND 12 GND 5 2 9 2 5 4 wire assy Dwx2388 R995 10 0 024 1 2W DCN1151 10955 10984 _ RSS06SNO3 TBD 1015 951 1 4 5 0 12V 1 xa GND 12 2 az a 212 E 5V 4 25 R961 0 024 1 2 DCN1151 T xi 6 Y S O 1 hz 1 i SDE YB Lie 7 6952 0951 DN x DTC124EUA TLB DTC124EUA TLB GND1 2 GND12 SND12 D932 SML 210YT TRB V 5D V12SWD 0 b ND A ORANGE 2 901
24. 21 mm E lo 0923 S Tmi LO 27 8 e a O Ort gods 5 HB 000 R912 90 0 00 00 0 o E 2 qe 22 0904 O poss 5099 8 44 L 1 2 2 8 9 8 NONE OV x ar Ay comes i 2932 gt DWX2437 A 9 DNX2591 A DNP2111 A assy 5590 CN951 DIF PIF 0911 0903 0902 901 0908 0907 954 904 901 1 903 0952 953 955 0904 0903 0951 DVD R7783 1 E 2 3 4 DWX2389 A CN953 952 WIFB ASSY 5 0 0 0 0 DNP2111 A 39 4 3 ATAPI SCSI BOARD 9 ATAPI SCSI BOARD vfa CB um e C18 ord gt 12 H O 522 m m c N cH 79 69 E sje uo hd 339 e 3000000000000 ng 77227 4 1 CN2 CN1 LVD SCSI INTERFACE DVD R7783 2 3 65 MADE IN TAIWAN CN953 5 PCB PARTS LIST NOTES Parts marked by NSP are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List e The Therefore when replacing be sure to use parts of
25. 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Description MAIN Assy WIFB Assy Assy ATAPI SCSI Board Traverse Mechanism Assy Flexible Cable 12P Connector Assy Connector Assy Connector Assy 20P Connector Assy 4P Rotary Switch Connector Assy Connector Assy Connector Assy Connector Assy PL Lock Spring PL Earth Plate PL Lock Arm Silicone Sheet B PL Rear Panel R7 Upper Cover DR Bottom Plate R7 Board Stay PL Grip PL Rail PL Lock Cap Board Hook PL Base R7 Assy Card Spacer Bush Edge Saddle 0607U Slider Washer Locking Mini Clamp IC Cover Acetate Tape 164 x 10 Protector V2 Mini Clamp Float Rubber 5 Model Label Float Screw Screw Screw Screw Screw Screw Silicone Sheet R5 Silicone Sheet Part No DXX2554 1 2 1 2 DWX2388 DWX2389 DWP1082 DXX2554 2 2 1 DDD1268 DKP3486 DKP3537 DKP3675 DKP3676 DSX1063 PDO2EE D17 22 15 PGO5MM G17 DBH1447 DBK1174 DBK1187 DEB1520 DNC1702 DNE1493 DNF1698 DNF1699 DNH2399 DNK3665 DNK3667 DNK4327 DXB1823 AEC7133 DEC1220 DEC1807 DEC2213 DEC2439 DEC2701 DED1141 DNK3393 VEC1597 DEB1556 1 This part is also available as an optional part DAL1159 DBA1246 DBA1258 6 BBZ3OPO6OFTC BBZ30P180FTC PMA26PO060FNI DEB1572 DEB1673 DVD R7783 6 7 11 2 3 CLAMP MECHANISM SECTION Froil ZLB PN397B GYA1001 DVD R7783
26. DVD RW 1 2 4X CLV 2X CLV C Reading Speed max DVD ROM single 12X CAV DVD ROM dual 8X CAV RB HC 8X CAV DVD RW 8X pbopm 40X CAV CD R 7 40X CAV eRIpoqq C 40X CAV Video Pec 9 3X CAV Reading Performance p Data transmission speed Sustained max DVD ROM single 16620 KB sec DVD ROM dual 11080 KB sec MT TU 11080 KB sec EO FWY seso 11080 KB sec 6000 KB sec pc 6000 KB sec Note that the transmission speed may vary depending on the state e g the existence of scratches of the disc being used Access time Random average DVD ROM single 140 ms E DVD ROM dual 160 ms DV D H P NICE 150 ms DVD RW Aem EN 150 ms CD ROM 130 ms CD R RW M 130 ms 1 2 d 4 Data buffer capacity 2 0 MBytes writing reading Interface Wide Ultra 2 SCSI 80 MB s Maximum effective speed approx 40 MB s Buffer under run free mode Although the default setting is ON this setting can be changed to OFF depending on the application in use This mode is locked in the ON mode an
27. HDD9 HDD6 HDD8 HDD7 HRESET FG SLED HDDREV MD15 MDO MD14 MD1 MD13 MD2 MD12 MD11 4 MD10 DVDDS3 DGND DVDD DGND MD5 MD9 MD6 MD8 MD7 LDQM UDQM WE MCLKOUT CAS DVDD DGND MCKE RAS MA9 MBA MA10 MA7 MAO MA6 72 DVD R7783 1 2 AVDD3 lo N CN lt 6 86 65 655 8 gt A 0 0 a T O 2 oz 25 00550 5 0 2 2 JA gt lt 56 0 lt le gt 3 DVDD DGND RCDTSVMON AGND SHWBLOW SHSVIDGATE SHAPCREAGCFAS SHAPCWAGCEN ROPC1VFOEP ROPC2VFOEP DVDD3 DGND EQCK1 IPID OPID LPPRHEAD DGND DVDD TEC FOK HOLD MIRRBCA AVDD3 AWBL REFIN JFFIL2 JFFIL1 AVDD3 IREF AVDD AVDD3 LLOCK FCEFM2 FCEFM1 PCEFM2 PCEFM1 e Block Diagram Od 159 209 91 ll 1919169 150H onuo2 e 5 E E 01994109 o 10413 993 noa N S indino 18201 e907 al N33 Jepoou3 Jepooeq Jopoou3 91
28. RFAC COE aie DEFECT B1 5 MHH CMIRR c1 CH lOO 120 E MIRR 5 Read RF 2 MIRR RC BCA E1 A1 B1 C1 D1 RC F1 AA BB CC DD FOK CRC G1 Matrix E BCA 2 5 H1 Bly CBBD RECD Detection Fok FE SAA SBB SCC SDD TE SAA SBB SCC SDD SEE SFF SGG SHH TE Signal Select WOBBLE SAA SBB SCC 1500 TCNTR VFOEP ALPC CD R RW WAEF LPP C AWOBBLE WLD Detection E WLDM ADO BCO em 8 OQ OQ OO n A zz L lt LLAM lt 5 lt 0 lt a D oe ft DVD R7783 1 m 2 3 4 e Pin Function PinNme WO PinFuntion O 1 GND 00 2 RFP 1 PF differential signal input __ y O 8 REN PF differential signal input _ y O 4 wep1 External signal input 1 for push pull o yO 5 WPP2 1 Extemal signal input 2 for push pull o Amloggrund __ O 7 Main beam signal A1 input beam signal B1 input 9 signal Ct input 10 b1 Mainbeamsignal D1 input 3 VcC2 Analog power supply 12 REFB jPDICr erncevotageinput 18 REFO Pickup internal reference voltage output REFO2 pin
29. TM160 as of December 2004 Check the model number of the SCSI board SCSI boards whose performance with the drives has been confirmed Adaptec ASC 29160 ASC 39160 as of December 2004 Restart the system If ACARD SCSI NULL is displayed during identification it is likely that the MAIN Assy is in failure Replace both the MAIN Assy and Traverse Mechanism Assy 2 When a drive has not been identified by the changer Check the connections of the changer interface cable Check if the wiring monitor indicator is flashing when the rear cover is open If it is unlit it is likely that the WIFB Unit Relay Unit is in failure Replace the Relay Unit 3 When an error was generated during reading out or writing to the disc Perform a diagnosis READ using Diagnose5 exe See 7 1 1 OPERATIONAL DIAGNOSIS PROGRAM Discs to be used GGV1035 GGV1036 GGV1027 GGV1231 Diagnosis items Seek FULL 20 times Threshold values for GGV1035 1036 1231 990 msec for GGV1027 870 msec Random READ 100 times Threshold values for GGV1035 1036 1231 480 msec for GGV1027 450 msec Error rate Threshold values for GGV1035 4 0E 3 for GGV1027 1231 6 0E 3 Threshold values for GGV1036 There is no read error Perform a diagnosis WRITE using Diagnose5 exe See 7 1 1 OPERATIONAL DIAGNOSIS PROGRAM Discs to be used GGV1232 Diagnosis item Writing at the innermost and outermost tracks Threshold value 6 0E 3 Typical error codes d
30. copy protected 00 ot 59 00 53 02 EIE LIEI 00008 LIII ERES 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 DRIVE REGION MUST BE PERMANENT REGION RESET COUNT Cannot change the region of drive ERROR SESSION FIXATION ERROR n close failed other than lead in border SESSION FIXATION ERROR WRITING LEAD IN Session close failed Lead in border in SESSION FIXATION WRITING LEAD OUT d close failed Lead out border ia SESSION FIXATION ERROR INCOMPLETE TRACK IN SEssioN here is an incomplete zone The last R zone has not been closed EMPTY OR PARTIALLY WRITTEN RESERVED TRACK dos zs o PROGRAM MEMORY AREARMAUPOATEFALURE AMD recording faled os os PROGRAM MEMORY 73 06 PROGRAM MEMORY AREA RMA IS almost FULL RMA is almost full OC 80 WRITE ERROR R3 CHIP ERROR Write error R3 Chip error 03 03 04 05 05 03 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 03 03 03 05 05 05 01 03 03 03 E 1 1 01 3 3 02 5 7 64 F F 01 F 02 F 03 04 05 72 72 01 72 02 72 03 72 04 72 05 73 01 73 02 73 03 73 4 DVD R7783 61 5 m 6 7 EN 8 1 2 7 1 8 AGING MODE items required for aging GGV1027 CD ROM CDT 304 GGV1035 DVD ROM Single DVDT 001 GGV1036 DVD ROM Dual DVDT 002 e GGV1232 DVD R blank disc 8x DISC GGF14
31. identical designation e When ordering resistors first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples 1 When there are 2 effective digits any digit apart from 0 such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm tolerance is shown by J 5 and 10 5600 56x10 561 47kQ 47 102 473 UU gt gt 10 cA RU RDI APU RDI APU RN2H RSIP Ex 2 When there are 3 effective digits such as in high precision metal film resistors 5 62kQ 562x10 5621 RNIAPC 5 mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part 1 5 510 1 Note Do NOT individually replace any part on the list other than one marked with an asterisk to best maintain performance Mark No Description LIST OF ASSEMBLIES 1 MAIN ASSY 1 WIFC UNIT 2 ASSY 2 FCRB ASSY 1 ATAPI SCSI BOARD Mark No Description MAIN ASSY SEMICONDUCTORS IC501 IC205 7 IC203 IC202 IC301 403 502 102 402 404 405 101 201 Q301 Q401 Q402 Q203 Q601 D401 D501 COILS AND FILTERS L201 L204 CHIP COIL L111 CHIP COIL L101 L103 L110 L403 L406 CHIP COIL 1401 CHIP F201 EMI FILTER 404 EMI FILTER Part No DWX2312 DWM2183 DWX2388 DWX2389 D
32. output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input output 22 0 0 7783 0 74 P14 Di2 Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input output 75 Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input output O 7 P12 D10 Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input output 6 77 Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO ve Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS I O port eam Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of data input output 79 Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS port pene Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of data input output 04 04 Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS port PO 81 05 05 82 U Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS port ee Memory expansion mode Low order 8
33. spark traces or similar marks are found on the power supply plug please check the connection and advise on secure connections and suitable usage Please exchange the power cord if necessary Safe environment should be secured during servicing When you perform repairs please pay attention to static electricity furniture household articles etc in order to prevent injuries Please pay attention to your surroundings and repair safely 2 Adjustments To keep the original performance of the products optimum adjustments and confirmation of characteristics within specification Adjustments should be performed in accordance with the procedures instructions described in this manual Lubricants Glues and Replacement parts Use grease and adhesives that are equal to the specified substance 4 Make sure the proper amount is applied For parts that require cleaning such as optical pickups tape deck heads lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors proper cleaning should be performed to restore their performances 5 Shipping mode and Shipping screws ml protect products from damages or failures during transit the shipping mode should be set or the shipping screws should be installed before shipment Please be sure to follow this method especially if it is specified in this manual SS Rd 4 DVD R7783 1 2 d 4 5 E 6 7 E CONTENTS MC TONS 6 2 EXPLODED VIEWS 20 8 DA TE
34. up resistance Host interface address signal input gt gt 516 Interrupt signal output to host 3 state open drain HINTRQ interface read input signal I x During Ultra DMA burst becomes the HDMARDY HSTROBE signal Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for internal logic Digital ground pin for internal logic DMACK VO DMA acknowlege pin lt 2 channel ready open drain ORDY Ultra burst becomes the HDMARDY HSTROBE signal 3 state pin Host interface read input signal During Ultra DMA burst becomes the HDMARDY HSTROBE signal O Host interface write input signal During Ultra DMA burst becomes the STOP signal HDMARQ PULLUP Pull up resistance connection pin Connect to 5V or 3 3V DVDD3 Digital 3 3V positive power supply pin for pin 8 pin 54 DMA request signal output 3 state GO N NO m N N A gt O DGND HDD15 HDDS Host interface data bus include pull up resistance HDDO Host interface data bus include pull up resistance Digital ground pin for pin 8 pin 54 HDD6 HDD14 HDD9 Host interface data bus include pull up resistance HDD1 HDD5 HDD13 HDD10
35. used for the diagnosis of the DVD R7783 Results Accurate seek read time cannot be measured because unrelated tasks are executed in the Windows environment while this application is operating When the results are determined therefore the margins are considered around the standard thresholds GOOD The result is within the standard threshold at shipment OK The result is within a proper margin although it exceeded the standard threshold at shipment NG The result is outside the standard threshold and a proper margin Notes 1 Reading is executed by 64 Kbytes 2 If a linked part on a disc on which data are written in multisession and multitrack is read a media error or a hardware error error code 3 or 4 is generated 6 Diagnosis WRITE DVD R 0 40 PIONEER READ WRITE Internallnformation FirmwareUpdate Media DVD blank Write Speed 6 Full Write dn Out Write drive log saves the logs Renewal Verify Only Wr ite amp Ver ify Note blank DVD R disc is necessary for writing diagnosis A disc that has been used for a writing diagnosis cannot be reused Writing speed Designate a speed at which data are to be written on the disc The maximum writing speed for the disc is selected as default All address writing After executing OPC 20 times a writing test will be executed If a check mark is not placed for th
36. with this setting set to ON is connected a message asking whether to change this setting to OFF is displayed when Diagnose5 is started up In such a case select Yes then restart your PC 5 6 DVD R7783 m 4 How to use Main screen when no changer is connected 215154 hba SCSIID LUN Device Name Version DUD R DVD R 23 Select button When this button is clicked on the diagnosis menu corresponding to the drive selected in the list box is displayed Note The ATAPI drive name is displayed on the screen depending on the version of the ASPI manager but the ATAPI drive is not supported 5 Diagnosis READ id PIONEER _ DVD R 7788 lt READ WRIT E Internallnformation FirmwareUpdate Read Seek SeektF ULL Address C Seek 3 Disc Capacity HEX Random Read Media f Specified Addre Designating address READ Error Rate All address error rate C All Error Rate Data Transfer Rate Data transfer rate drive log saves the logs Renewal Diag Diagnosis button Selected diagnosis items are executed If an error occurs error content will be displayed in the list box and the diagnosis in progress will be stopped The results of diagnosis and error content will be displayed on the screen and they are also recorded in a file driven log that is created for each drive where n is the drive n
37. 114 C129 C130 C224 C303 CKSSYB223K16 108 110 405 CKSSYB331K50 C260 CKSSYB332K50 116 264 CKSSYB333K10 C302 CKSSYB391K50 148 220 221 CKSSYB472K25 C150 C151 C307 C521 C522 CKSSYB473K10 C138 C147 CKSSYB682K25 C153 C154 C236 CKSSYB683K10 C115 CKSSYB822K16 C174 CKSSYF103Z50 C156 C165 C167 C173 C175 CKSSYF104Z16 240 280 285 301 311 CKSSYF104Z16 C313 C401 C402 C412 C413 CKSSYF104Z16 C501 C503 C527 CKSSYF104Z16 C104 C105 C118 C121 C122 DCG1028 4 7 6 3V C133 C155 C168 C177 C178 DCG1028 4 7 6 3 C181 C217 C218 C238 C266 DCG1028 4 7 6 3V C407 C418 4 7 6 3V DCG1028 C113 C183 2 2 DCG1029 C123 C125 C135 C180 C182 10 10 3 C404 10 10V DCG1033 219 410 22 6 3V DCH1130 C415 C502 10 16V DCH1165 C403 C406 C414 C417 220 16V DCH1172 RESISTORS R501 R502 R47 DCN1141 R215 R211 RAB4CQ101J R318 102 R240 R319 RAB4CQ103J R222 R225 R212 RAB4CQ470J R510 R511 51452000 Other Resistors RS1 16S J OTHERS CN101 CONNECTOR 45 DKN1284 CN401 4INTCONNECTOR ATAPI DKN1285 CN502 4P FFC CONNECTOR DKN1288 CN501 CN601 12 CONNECTOR DKN1312 X201 OSC 16 93MHz DSS1107 CN302 SAB PH K S WIFB 55 SEMICONDUCTORS NIC953 HIP1013CB Z 1IC901 ICP N20 1C954 1C955 RSS065N03 NIC903 TA7294F IC904 TC74HC375AF Q903 25 4081 2901 0902 0904 0911 DTC124EUA Q951 Q952 DTC124EUA Q907 Q910 UMH1N 42 ATAPI SCSI BOARD
38. 4 GNDD 3 4 Bu GNDD 7 1 2 necis EE C310 YB c E 0 1608 AMUTE 5 D1 WE IDSL 0 DSWO 2 3 PPE FY 2 4 2 01 1 2 4 5 EN 1 4 4 4 V 5A R604 0 R608 OUT 0 ROUT AUDIO R611 2 015 YB 0 5 330 6 DVD R7783 m XAMUTE C1 32 4 7 1 5 TP Land for changer 601 DKN1312 TFB DKN1285 4 4 TP601 9 CN401 LOUT 62 GND 63 GND 69 ROUT R615 Audio Out 0 6 0 1 Vrms Duty at 10 1005 SIZE 1608 SIZE 2125 SIZE 1005 SIZE 1608 SIZE 2125 SIZE 5216 SIZE gt connecte 1 1655 1715S 1710S 55 CKSRX xX 5 5 d near by VACANT 13 4 1 3 6 MAIN ASSY 4 4 FY 4 4 main assy DWx2312 e POWER SUPPLY DRIVER BLOCK YB R526 520 CH R520 gt 5 b R527 10K 4 C502 9 NJM12904V TFB 10K R521 R524 22K R532 DKN1312 TFB gt gt N 19 gt gt P 07905 5 CN502 DKN1288 TFB Hut 1 E 55 m sr2 oresessr24 HU 2 55 5 2 La EIL 9 0 A g A B 7
39. 50 p Arrange with DSP terminal pin 78 closest to FY 3 4 4 4 FG 5 1 4 C2 47K IF 1005 SIZE 141655 1608 SIZE 17165 2125 SIZE 17108 1005 SIZE 55 1608 SIZE 5 2125 SIZE 5 CNAO1 2 4 DKN1285 5216 SIZE CKS x Be connected near by CN2 VACANT 2 4 7 5 6 7 8 1 2 I HDB5 a Q HDB7 HRESET 1 3 5 MAIN ASSY 3 4 1 3 4 main assy 2 2312 AUDIO BLOCK VREF21 VSB FCSM S 4 A3 4 4 LEM 4 SWRF2A 1 5 GNDD FY 1 4 SWRF1A 5 z 5 1 5 ND ND M LLOCK vesA E 5 O O A 9 4 SGAIN TP363L_ a 9 4 9 FCEFM1 2 4 Zn FY 4 4 4 03 ___ _ T 1 5 2 A5 D 1 4 24 x 28 44 RUN 76 ips n T 2 4 4 3 15 P14 1 D5 BLDON oe 7s 2 5 4 2 2 a EN 2 4 4 4 69 68 67 66 2 2 4 4 n 2 4 4 4 5 T M50 7 6 6 GNDD 61 CPU Sg RECD 58 1 C7 2 B5 NQPACK1 0050 57 LO 56 4 2 in 44 LE 2 E S 2 vs VES 53 E 2 52 gt SS XAMUTE d For ASSY distinction signal LED1 9 WPPCONT 1 85 11 4 0501 25 1 774 QR TLB sews BY 2 4 502 5 losa 548 5 1 REMO 5110 2 REMI GNDD 8 v 3 CN904 TP312
40. 51 sw mm 5 2 5V 45V 3 3V Converter TO 2 V 5D re 4 105 0941 0944 KI RB501V 40 TRB 5 GND 5 ipe S D 29 5 5 IN DTC124EUA TLB ees ES SR GNDD O AT lt V E rm D903 7155355 CN904 S4B PH K S rg erm 1SS355 TRB 5 5 D938 4 N302 IX 155355 0902 Dlan CN30 103 0957 B 1SS355 TRB GNDD D2 555 D GN 2 9 100 9909 UMHTN T Q909 E SP UMH1N T GNDD GNDD V 3 V 3 5V 3 3V Converter gt lt gt lt X V 5D V 5D ST RE 166368 OD CN101 8 DKN1312 TFB SBX ar 1 XCLMP S ot 0959 8412 2 GND 155355 5 rum XSPST 155355 4 BUSY 0904 0908 PN UMH1N T wz ze V 5D 20 0940 22 0 Ni 1SS355 TRB i n EM h en Gas a gt 5 T 10 SON Sen 4 i gt 907 DD LRL BUSY LED Q907 DTC124EUA TLB GREEN UMH1N T GNDD FCRB ASSY DWX2389 elc 7 8 DVD R7783 m 5 m 6 LVD SCSI INTERFACE 2 3 4 E 3 8 ATAPI SCSI BOARD CN1 LDZ11 2166 1 DB9 2 e 1096
41. 72 OFPULSE jOffpuse witelaserdrverconrolsigna WR Mr Laser driver high frequency superimposition control signal 174 WRCK Write clock __ 177 banD Digital ground pin for inner logio 178 AGND Analogground pin for DLL 000 179 WRLPF Connect to ground Depending on the test results it may be necessary to connect a capacitor 180 AVDD Analog 1 5V positive power supply pin for DLL ___ O Write clock WRCK ______ DVD R7783 77 5 m 6 7 8 e no PO O PinNme 0 PinFunrtio 181 AVDD3 Analog 3 3V positive power supply pin for DLL WAPLL S 182 _____ Capacitor connection pin 1 for WRCH PLL 183 WALPF2 Capacitor connection pin 2 for WRCH PLL 184 AGND Analog ground pin for WAPLL 185 Analog 1 5V positive power supply for CG block 186 AGND Analog ground pin for block 187 CKGCK 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 Clock generator output Local CPU address data multiplexed bus Local CPU address data multiplexed bus Local CPU address data multiplexed bus Local CPU address data multiplexed bus Local CPU address data multiplexed bus AD2 O Local CPU address data multiplexed bus AD1 Local CPU address data multiplexed bus ADO Local CPU addres
42. 75 T 9 Q xl 8 p SDRD 095 181 SDI z VREFFM 2 8V O 5 swa ines sof p 2 8 7588 6 Q sesal SLCK 2 184 SCLK TA EN 3 4 Q gt C186 RESET A urea vison S I SLOPE 9 105 5 MON 8 89 C185 P190 R XW R141 ibid 4 NIMIS EV TFB Q jp P192 NRZ 7 T S55 15 CLK P194 SE suc 1 95 2 GNDD 1 9 27 28 Q DVD R7783 1 2 m 3 4 470K en io 1 lt f i 5 19 oe B ei e e N N o lo o rr rr 2E E og JL a Eon H PV EE 5 o 12 8 5 MIRR ROPC ROPC1 SHAPCW SHAPCRE 8106 8K R104 BTH1103 T 1 L900 C136 C135 2125 SIZE 1 105 1005 SIZE 55 SIZE 1608 0 N NI Lu N 0 0 G TP115 TP114 O TP118 ai pem IET gt Be connected near by 0 0 5 2 LLI N 0 LO V cni r L x
43. 8 Jepooeq da 8 8 2 M Idd dsa 299 73 DVD R7783 gt Pin Function 10 BPinFuctin javops Analog 3 3V positive power supply for crystal resonato 2 O Crystal resonator connection Crystal resonator connection pin 4 AGND jAmaoggrundpi foroystalresonator iti in for audio DAC EN nalog ground pin for audio DAC NEW apacitor connection pin for SCF regulator nalog ground pin for audio DAC nternal audio DAC Left channel output VDD3 nalog 3 3V positive power supply pin for audio DAC Drive active slave present signal include pull up resistance interface chip select input interface chip select input Host interface chip address signal input 5 D D 2 o ko CO c a2 o 2 gt y ejo o 5 o o 5 lt 9 o 5 5 gt lt 2 lt 010 2 4 JU m C gt gt 15 gt U I 2 QD I I 2 Host interface chip address signal input Diagnostic signal open drain include pull
44. 85 Special device for RS 232C communication for the changer drive used for short circuiting XCLMP Overview of Aging mode In Aging mode data recording reading comparison can be performed only by a driver without using the interface A setup disc is detected and aging will be performed depending on the type of the detected disc To start an aging operation set a combination of jumper pins then turn on the power while short circuiting between the XCLMP signal and GND If an error is generated the LED will flash or light In such a case cancel short circuiting between the XCLMP signal and GND then unload the disc The content of the error is recorded in an error log See 7 1 4 Acquisition of the Error History on how to check error logs Note When an error was generated if the disc is unloaded or the power to the drive is turned off without canceling short circuiting between the XCLMP signal and GND no more sessions can be written onto the same DVD H disc ll How to enter Aging mode Short circuit the fourth jumper pin on the rear of the drive The operational mode can be selected in combination of open and short circuiting statuses of the remaining pins see List of Aging Functions HRE Operational Modes of Aging Operational modes of aging are as follows 1 22 hour 96 hour aging mode Long time aging mode When a DVD R disc is used only blank disc can be used except in the case of Disc Area Div
45. AC INN cess exec 8 2 2 EXTERIOR SECTION 10 2 3 CLAMP MECHANISM 00 12 2 4 TRAVERSE amp MAIN UNI S 14 3 BLOCK DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 16 0 16 220 18 20 3 4 MAIN ASSY 2 4 22 3 5 MAIN ASSY 94 24 KAVIAT NACT 26 3 7 WIFB and FCRB 55 5 28 3 8 ATAPI SCSI 30 3 9 222 32 4 PCB CONNECTION 0 33 4 1 MAIN ttt 34 4 2 WIFB and FCRB 55 5 38 4 3 ATAPI SCSI 0 0 40 5 PCB PARTS 5 41 6 ADJUSTMENT
46. AGC control signal DVD RAM Sample hold pulse input for SERVO signal ID GATE control signal DVD RAM Sample hold pulse input for ALPC read erase input impedance of AGC control signal DVD RAM SHAPCW Sample hold pulse input for ALPC write AGC enable control signal DVD RAM O ROPC1 VFOFP ROPC2 VFOEP GND6 EQCK1 EQCK2 RECD SGND WRF sample hold pulse input for read 1 pa VFO front pulse signal input DVD RAM WRF sample hold pulse input for read 2 VFO end pulse signal input DVD RAM digital ground O CO CO NIN IN ITN IN IN O O 4 6 gt O T Fixed clock input Equalizer automatic tracking clock input Unrecorder part detection signal output Analog ground Sub straight Inner PID signal output Outer PID signal output LPP detect pin Rough header detect signal DVD RAM Tracking zero cross signal output LPP RHEAD FOK HOLD Focus OK signal output Diffect detect signal output Mirror detect BCA signal output VCC33 CWAGC CWHP AWOBBLE GND7 3 3V power supply for monitoring Capacitor connection pin for setting WOBBLE circuit AGC response speed Capacitor connection pin for setting WOBBLE circuit HPF band WOBBLE signal output analog signal Analog ground Tracking zero cross comparator signal input Tracking error signal output variabl
47. C e Pin Arrangement topview e Block Diagram 6 VIN 8 CONT mu gt a Q RESET un o e Pin Function Not used Input voltage detection output Input voltage detection output pin pin logic RESET Output voltage on off control pin VCONT OUTPUT Connect CONT pin with Vin when it is not used Delay time setting pin pin output delay time can be set by the capacitance connected to the Cd pin 100000 tPLH transmission delay time s C capacitor value F DVD R7783 89 5 m 6 7 8 ll S 8520X52MC LZL MAIN ASSY 1 404 PWM Control Step down Switching Regulator controller e Pin Arrangement topview e Block Diagram 2 gt fr PWM Control Circuit ON OFF 1 ON OFF 2 VSS 3 VOUT e Pin Function Power off pin 1 ON OFF Normal operation Step down operation L Step down operation stopped All circuits deactived VOUT Output voltage monitoring pin Connection pin for external transistor IC power supply pin 90 2 DVD R778 S T111B25MC OGK MAIN ASSY 1 405 High Ripple rejection Low Dropout CMOS Voltage Regulator e Pin Arrangement topview e Block Diagram 2 gt gt 5 LL LL 2 o 2 e Pin Function ON OFF Power off pin E ___ Ground pin Voltage output pin Voltage input pin DVD R7783 m 5 6 7 91 IC501
48. CAS RAS CS BA A10 AP AO A1 A2 A3 VDD Vss DQ15 DQ14 VSSQ DQ13 DQ12 VDDQ DQ11 DQ10 VSSQ DQ9 008 VDDQ N C RFU UDQM CLK CKE Data Input Register lt LWE gt LDQM 104405 esueg gt v indino Bank Select E 20 a 512K x 16 O 3 5 5 5 5 Qi y 512K x 16 2 B ADD gt e T Column Decoder D O Q 5 5 D Latency amp Burst Length 5 LCKE Programming Register LRAS LWE LCAS LWCBR LDQM Timing Register CLK CKE CS RAS 6 CAS WE L U DQM DVD R7783 7 79 gt e Pin Function PinNme PinFuctin 2 o O 002 Data I O Data pin Power supply pin for data output Data pin Data pin Ground pin for data output Data pin Data pin Power supply pin for data output VDDQ IU gt Data mask pin Write enable pin Column address strobe pin Haw address strobe pin Chip select pin Bank select pin a
49. CS1 ROEZ RA1 RD5 RD4 RDS RD2 RD1 2 5 RA4 RAS RAG RA12 D N Ww EN H 7 WY GNDD D RSTH DOD7 6006 DODS DOD5 001 4 6004 20011 2805 001 2 2002 20015 26001 20014 DODO 602015 DODRQ D I OWH DOIORH DOIORDY D ACKH DOIRQ 1 5 5 2 DOCSOR DOCS1t QlOWH 2 R5 4 7 10 gt ilti ID2 HRESET GND HDB7 HDB8 HDB6 HDB9 HDBS HDB10 HDB4 HDB1 1 HDBS HDB12 HDB2 HDB13 HDB1 HDB14 0815 GND 0 6 6D C 2 GND XDIOW GND XDIOR 0 GND IORDY C9 ucseL XDMACK GND 2 2 60 6 INTRQ 52 516 G4 69 2 51 69 XDASP 47 GNDD V5 CNS EN 2 4 CN401 Jol E cNeos D CS1 3 6 101 DSCSQH 4 15 100 He ste to 2 95 GNDD 6 DVD R7783 m 5 5 BOARD DWP1082 This circuit diagram is merely for reference If a part needs replacement replace the whole assy Parts are provided as an assy not as individual parts 7 8 31 gt 3 9 WAVEFORMS Note The encircled numbers denote measuring point in the schem
50. F1485 pens iid used for short circuiting XCLMP the changer drive 0081067 Updater3 2 3 6 exe __ __________ Operational check items after repair 96 Random reading 300 times GGV1027 CD ROM CDT 304 GGV1067 Recorded CD R Discs to be used GGV1035 DVD ROM Single DVDT 001 GGV1036 DVD ROM Dual DVDT 002 GGV1231 Recorded DVD R 8x DISC Writing at the innermost and outermost tracks GGV1232 DVD R blank disc 8x DISC DVD R7783 1 2 m 3 4
51. Funtin 19 FDRV Focus drive output D A converter output __ 132 TDRV O Tracking drive output D A converter output 133 sDRv1 Sled drive output D A converter output 134 SDRV2 jSleddrveouput D Aconvereroupu 185 DAOUT 0 D A converter output 136 REFOUT Reference voltage output 137 AVDD3 7 Analog 3 3V positive power supply pin for SVADC 0 0 188 AGND Analog ground pin for SVADC WBLSLICE 139 11 Focus error signal input A D converter inpu O 140 LE tens error signal input A D converter input __ 141 TE Tracking error signal input A D converter input 142 Reference voltage signal input A D converter input 143 AWBL Analog Wobble inputpin 000000090000 144 Analog positive power supply pin for WBLSLICE 00 4 145 MRRBCA Mirror signal or BCA signal input 0000000 146 HoLD HOLD control signal input __ y O 147 Fok 11 FousOKsgnal _ ___ 148 Tec Tracking zero cross signal input o O 149 DVDD Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for internal logi 0000 150 DGND Digital ground pin for internal logic o 151 LPPRHEAD 1 LPP signal input DVD R RW Rough header detect signal DVD RAM 152 OPID signal input DVD RAM o yO 158 IPID Inner PID signal inpu
52. I DVD R7783 1 68V 3 4 4 4 2 SL2 3 81 LLOCK 3 1 FCEFM1 3 4 3 3 4 3 5111 5 5 lt c FY 1 4 3 4 46 4 Bd 2 1 5 3 1 s 1 UMGEN TRB 272 g 3 s 9201 8 j V 3DD V 3A 150 222 11 1 238 num 2 2 1608 1101 DCG1028 T 02 EN 1 4 3 4 1 52525 RERS 3 1 5 9 lt 9999 98 lt max RCDTSVMON D gg 2 49 MD dn Iaz 48 1 MD MD HB _ vos ce 8 __ __ MBA 85 MD C281 8 5 uPD65650GM UEV A dq mii us T ia S ComboI DSP 454 Aes E 78 wez 2 VSSQ 41 pas a IH for 1257 5 N 9 TE 14 LDGM OUN pom zm pue fas 17 xras d 3 H2 f s 2 6 eT 22 a 0 5 GNDD 5 i 0
53. LVD drive connector panel Wiring monitor indicator DVD R7783 m 5 m 6 7 8 67 7 2 e The IC INFORMATION information shown in the list is basic information and may not correspond exactly to that shown in the schematic diagrams e List of IC UPC3330GC YEB A UPD63630GM UEV A K4S161622D TC80 DS90LVO27ATM BU2373FV M30700FKLGP 5 8520 15 1478 S 8520X52MC LZL S T111B25MC OGK BD7905BFS TC74HC375AF UPC3330GC YEB A MAIN ASSY IC101 High speed Response CD DVD ROM playback CD R RW DVD R RW recording RF Amp Error Amp e Block Diagram i Y TU 0868650866 22266 22222222220 LL gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt 0 0 0 00 222 00 gt p OOOOO0O000O0 00055 ER c gg Zz zZ CL 000 a LLL 24 Multiplex Pin c dE 41 41414 O 5 965 4 Qoo 0500 Q 55529 9 668 r lt lt 6 6 1 Q OOOO OO QOO OO OOO CREG2 CDAC SHSV IDGATE LOWZ r SHWB 68 REF1 REF2 Q Control Write RF AGC REFO1 Q Logic A1 B1 C1 D1 REFO2 951 Read RF 1 sates 19 RFN C RFP RFN
54. PIONEER The serial number of the drive can be rewritten by selecting Serial Number Serial Number DETPO45442WL C Error Log Notes 1 Rewrite all data production date production site specification code of the serial number 2 After serial number rewriting is executed the serial number is read from the drive and displayed Then if a new serial number is displayed rewriting was successfully finished Execute TN 7 1 3 FIRMWARE VERSION UP OF MAIN ASSY 17788 ig xi Necessary file for version upgrade hba0 600 PIONEER DVD R DVD R READ WRITE Intemalinformation FirmwareUpdate H7106107 Firmware file Version number Procedures Update File 97106107123 Select Designate the firmware file by clicking on the Select button Click on the Update button to start upgrading the version Version upgrade is finished about 40 seconds when Version upgrade completed is displayed Note Be sure to set Automatic notification of insertion of the drive to OFF If itis set to ON version upgrade is likely to fail OK DVD R7783 45 5 m 6 7 8 1 2 3 m 4 7 1 4 BOE CONFIRM AND UPDATE THE FIRMWARE VERSION OF THE ATAPI SCSI items required e GGS1067 updater 3 2 3 6 1 Preparations Decompress Updater Execute the SETUP EXE file in the decompressed folder Install the program following instructions on the display 2 Ho
55. Pioneer 50 00 ORDER NO RRV3067 DVD R RW DRIVE UNIT DVD H7 83 THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL S AND TYPE S Model Type Power Requirement Remarks DVD R7783 ZUCYV WL DC Power supply from other system This service manual should be used together with the following manual s Model No Order No Remarks DRM 7000 RRV2173 700 DISC CHANGER DRM 3000 RRV2734 300 DISC CHANGER For details on SCSI connections refer to Service Know How 5 05001 NECESSARY INFORMATION FOR DHHS RULES MARKED ON THE TOP COVER BELOW CAUTION LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM 1 For details refer to Important Check Points Good Servicing PIONEER CORPORATION 4 1 Meguro 1 chome Meguro ku Tokyo 153 8654 Japan PIONEER ELECTRONICS USA INC P O Box 1760 Long Beach CA 90801 1760 U S A PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087 Keetberglaan 1 9120 Melsele Belgium PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE LTD 253 Alexandra Road 04 01 Singapore 159936 OPIONEER CORPORATION 2005 T ZZY JAN 2005 printed in Japan SAFETY INFORMATION T This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians it is not meant for the casual do it yourselfer Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools and have been trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual Improperly performed repa
56. SYNLIG UL FILE 99677 LASERSTRALNING NAR DENNA DEL AR PPNAD DVD R RW DRIVE UNIT Rheinland UNDVIK UTS TTA DIG FOR STR LEN DVD 3 ES VARO AVATTAESSA OLET A NAKYVALLE JA NAKYMATTOMALLE 3B E LASERSATEILYLLE ALA KATSO S TEESEEN Serial No 0 712562772021 DAL1159 A Additional Laser Caution 1 The ON OFF ON low level OFF high level status of the CLAMP signals for detcting the loading state are detected by the drive CPUs and the design prevents laser diode oscillation when the CLAMP signal turns OFF In normal operation if no disc is clamped the laser diode oscillation is disabled However the interlock does not always operate in the test mode 2 When the cover is opened close viewing of the objective lens with the naked eye will cause exposure to a Class 3A laser beam DVD R7783 m 5 m 6 7 8 gt Important Check Points for Good Servicing In this manual procedures that must be performed during repairs are marked with the below symbol Please be sure to confirm and follow these procedures 1 Product safety Please conform to product regulations such as safety and radiation regulations and maintain a safe servicing environment by following the safety instructions described in this manual 7 Use specified parts for repair Use genuine parts Be sure to use important pa
57. Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port P3 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Power supply 3 3V 0 3V Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Middle order 8 bit of address output Power supply OV Single chip mode 8 bit port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low ord
58. V 12V 1 1 2 2 GND 12 GND 12 GND ATAPI INTERFACE 5 GND 5 GND 5 GND 4 5V 5 4 5V 553 7 i TO DIFx 7 CHANGER CN1 01 601 GND1 2 DKN1312 1 2 GND12 N C EJECT SWD1 2V SWD1 2V CN903 102 5 5 LPS1 OPEN XSWAP S4B ZR SM3A B4B ZR SM3 ci LPS2 CLOSE GNDD XCLMP XCLMP BUSY LED1 WIFB ASSY GND GND DWX2388 XSPST XSPST s BUSY 7 BUSY E SNS2 6 LOUT XSPST BUSY XCLMP X GREEN GNDAA CLS4 ROUT CLSQ XAMUTE ASSY DKP3675 DWX2389 _ D932 CECI 4 904 CN302 ORANGE S4B PH K S S4B PH K S 0933 RX REMO BUSY GREEN CLS UNCLAMP SW RU CN9O05 906 CN907 E 2 S2B PH K S 55 5 173979 5 1 099000 9 9 m A al o zlo al al ol a 777 gt 4 2 5 LL O _ 1 2 r CLAMP MOTOR CLAMP SW 1002 DSK1003 ISTEPPING MOTOR SCSI 10 SW 205 CLAMP MECHA ASSY DSX1 065 18 DVD R7783 1 2 3 4 e When ordering service parts be sure to refer to EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS LIST or PCB PARTS LIST e The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part There
59. WP1082 Part No BD7905BFS BU2373FV CEK1285 DS90LV027ATM K4S161622D TC80 M30700FKLGP MM1478RFBE NJM12904V NJM14558V S 8520X15MC LYA S 8520X52MC LZL S T111B25MC OGK UPC3330GC YEB A UPD63630GM UEV A 25 1774 CPH6702 DTA143ZE UMX1N DAP202U RB551V 30 BTH1101 BTH1102 BTH1103 BTH1121 CCG1159 CCG1161 6 DVD R7783 m Mark No Description F401 CHIP EMI FILTER 4021404 POWER INDUCTOR 150 CAPACITORS C205 10 6 3V C158 C162 C290 C254 C255 C176 C416 C169 C172 C244 C509 C134 C510 C246 C249 C607 C608 C419 C511 C305 C310 C157 C411 C109 C111 C101 C102 C136 C145 C146 C229 C230 C232 C306 C119 C142 C187 C189 C223 C304 C103 C112 C117 C124 C126 C128 C132 C143 C144 C152 C163 C164 C203 C204 C206 C215 C222 C226 C228 C231 C233 C234 C239 C242 C243 C245 C250 C252 C256 C258 C259 C261 C263 C265 C269 C270 C408 C421 C504 C505 C523 C525 C526 C528 7 Part No DTF1106 DTL1110 CCG1171 CCSSCH101J50 CCSSCH181J50 CCSSCH220J50 CCSSCH221J50 CCSSCH390J50 CCSSCH5ROC50 CCSSCH620J50 CCSSCH8ROD50 CKSQYF475Z10 CKSRYB104K25 CKSRYB105K10 CKSRYB105K6R3 CKSRYB154K10 CKSRYB334K10 CKSRYB474K10 CKSSYB102K50 CKSSYB102K50 CKSSYB103K16 CKSSYB103K16 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 CKSSYB104K10 41 1 Mark No Description Part No C609 C610 CKSSYB153K16 C137 CKSSYB182K50 C
60. Write CD with rotation change Ox121 Inner write Inner read for aging DVD RAMsetup O 0x122 write cd for aging Write start inc with rotation change 0x123 write dvd for aging Write start dao with rotation change 0x124 read cd for aging an 0x125 read dvd for aging Get Pregap Information 0x126 CD RW quick format for aging Search amp xnchange for zclv for playback 0x127 DVD RW quick format for aging aris Format 0x128 for ONJYOU aging for aging Write Physical Format Information Physical Format Information 0x129 for DENPA aging for aging Oxfo uid 0x140 MRW Initialize DMT M SIP ous eee change Ox141 MRW Write MTA IM SDT write with rotation change write with 0x142 MRW Write STA PULSTEC PreWrite PreWrite Main 0x143 MRW Write MDT PULSTEC PreWrite OPC DVD R7783 99 7 5 6 Table 12 Host Command Command Code 0x00 0x01 0x02 0x03 0x04 0x05 0x06 0x07 0x08 0x09 OxOb OxOc OxOd OxOf 0x10 0x11 0x12 0x13 0x14 0x15 0x16 0x17 0x18 0x19 08 Ox1b Ox1d Ox1f 0x20 0x21 0x22 0x23 0x24 0x25 0x26 0x27 0x28 0x29 Table 11 Aging No Ox2b No Remake Ox2c Long time 22H 96H 4H aging Ox2d ROW aging currently not supported Command Code Remarks 0x144 MRW Write SDT 0x145 MRW Clos
61. atic diagram wire assy e at Serial communication CN901 pin 13 TX V 5V div H 5msec div CN901 pin 12 RX V 5V div H 5msec div CN904 pin 2 TX V 5V div H 5msec div CN904 pin 1 RX V 5V div H 5msec div at Clamp down Clamp down finished Disc rotate 901 pin 5 XCLMP V 5V div 50msec div 901 pin 6 XSPST V 5V div H 50msec div CN903 1 XCLMP V 5V div 50msec div 8 CN903 pin 3 XSPST V 5V div 50msec div at Clamp up Disc stopped Clamp up permission CN901 pin 5 XCLMP V 5V div 1sec div 49 901 pin 6 XSPST V 5V div 1sec div CN903 pin 1 XCLMP V 5V div 1sec div 903 pin 3 XSPST V 5V div 1sec div SCSI ID bridge side at power ON SCSI ID setting 908 1 IDO V 5V div 5msec div 14 908 pin 2 ID1 V 5V div H 5msec div CN906 pin 3 ID2 V 5V div H 5msec div 16 908 pin 4 ID3 V 5V div H 5msec div SCSI ID SW side at IDO to 103 L at power ON SCSI ID setting 15 IC904 pin 16 5 V 5V div H 5msec div CN906 pin 1 IDO 2 ID1 3 ID2 4 ID3 V 5V div 5 IC904 pin 3 IDO 5 ID1 11 ID2 13 ID3 V 5V div 5msec div 08 0911 collector V 5V d
62. bit of data input output U Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS port 2 Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of data input output U U U U U U U co 02 02 Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS port SHIT Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of data input output 85 POo Do Single chip mode 8 bit CMOS port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of data input output P107 AN7 P105 ANs P104 AN P10s AN3 P102 AN2 P101 AN AVss Analog power supply connect to Vss o P100 ANo VREF Reference voltage input __ Analog power supply ____ P97 INT4 ADTRG P9s iNTs 100 POs DAe 7 8 INJ DVD R7783 5 m 6 7 8 ll S 8520X15MC LYA MAIN ASSY 1C402 PWM Control Step down Switching Regulator controller A e Pin Arrangement topview e Block Diagram 2 gt LLI E LO PWM Control Circuit B t 9 SFF 2 ON OFF gt e Pin Function Power off pin 1 ON OFF Normal operation Step down operation E L Step down operation stopped All circuits deactived VOUT Output voltage monitoring pin Connection pin for external trasistor IC power supply pin D 98 22 0 0 7783 0 1478 MAIN ASSY 1C403 Regulator Reset I
63. changes during pregap This command is to search for such an address DVD MRW Read Table 4 Decoder error Error Code Remarks DVD R7783 2 3 4 Table 5 DVD Encoder Command Mai O PRE WRITE Table 6 DVD Encoder error Error Code Remarks 0x48 The rotation speed of the spindle was not the same as that during OPC 5 51 Table 7 CD Encoder Command Table 8 CD Encoder error EmorCode Reception of encoded data where Pregaps 1 and 2 are to be recorded Ox2b Address Error 0x07 Reception of encoded data where Pregap 2 is to be recorded 2 Aborted because of a mechanical error Reception of encoded data where Pregaps Ox2d Aborted by the host 0x08 1 and 2 are to be recorded 2 Invalid Command Reception of encoded data Target address exceeded a 0x30 OPC write error O Before recording retrial Reception of encoded data 4 from recording OPC write error 1 After recording retrial OPC read error 1 Data error retrial from OPC read low limit Retrial after changing power range to lower limit Reception of encoded data eos Disc at Once OPC read error Before reading retrial 52 DVD R7783 1 2 m 3 4 Table 9 Controller Command REI Mecha Initialize Command Code Remarks PreGap Read Packet Track check 0 4 Send Write Prote
64. clock synchroneous SI O Timer AO 8 bit x 2 channels Timer A1 16 bit 16 bit Timer A2 16 bit 8 8 Timer 16 bit Timer A4 16 bit Timer BD 16 bit Timer Timer C2 16 16 Watchdog timer 15 bit controller D A converter 8 bit x 3 channels Multiplier e Pin Function 8 bit I O port P9 with same function as port 8 bit I O port P9 with same function as port P92 TB2IN 8 bit I O port P9 with same function as port PO P91 TB1IN 8 bit I O port P9 with same function as port PO P90 TBOIN 8 bit I O port with same function as port PO Power supply input for flash memory 5 0 5V Connect to Vss 6 7 gt Voont _____ Comnectto filter circuit 000000 0 0 F NE NN NVss 9 FMD Connect to Vss Reset input The microcomputer is reset when L level is input to this pin 84 DVD R7783 1 2 d 4 No 11 12 18 1 Clock input 14 3 3 030 15 8 bit port P7 with same function as port Single chip mode 8 bit port P5 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode function as RDY 3 P57 RDY RD Mp etos Single chip mode 8 bit VO with same as
65. ction Data DVD Write Lead out 53 Command Code Remarks Command Code Remarks Synchronize Cache Incremental execution child PMA write with rotation change Track Start Address check LIA write with rotation change Send RPC Structure Repair Disc DVD R RW Set CD Speed Streaming Track close with rotation change DVD RF Seek Under run wait with rotation change Get Last RZone NWA NON Read DVD Structure List Write start with rotation change Get 1st RZone NWA Search amp xnchange for zclv Get 2nd RZone NWA bca check exist or not Close RZone execution Pregap read Speed dwon Inactivity DVD RW setup compulsion BLANK DISC DVD R setup ADIP Information Read Change Power Condition Get DVD R NWA Previous Border in check DVD R SDCB write check Next Border Marker close check Write for DVD R Border in Close check Write for DVD RW Border out Close check Syncronize cashe for DVD R Lead in Close check Oxc2 Syncronize cashe for DVD RW Lead out Close check Syncronize cashe for DVD R executed in Border Lout Close check child 54 DVD R7783 1 m 2 3 4 m Command Code Remarks Command Code Remarks Syncronize cashe for DVD RW executed in PULSTEC PreWrite Write hil Sie Oxff PULSTEC PreWrite Verify 5 DVD RW FDCB write check 0x100 time wait for aging 0x101 Disc inner search amp pause for aging
66. d 03 11 01 READ RETRIES EXHAUSTED Number of times over of lithograph rye at the time of data read out a maximum of 32 times L EC UNCORRECTABLE ERROR The read out error of a DVD system 08 11 CIRC UNRECOVERED ERROR The read out error of a CD system 11 OD DE COMPRESSION CRC ERROR The read out error of a CDTEXT system 5 i POSITIONING ERROR DETECTED BY READ OF MEDIUM The search error at the time of data read out LJ 05 1A PARAMETER LIST LENGTH ERROR The data length transmitted by the Mode Select command does not suit a regular format 04 18 SYNCHRONOUS DATA TRANSFER ERROR Time out during transfer in SYNC mode 05 20 00 INVALID COMMAND OPERATION CODE Unsupported command code 05 21 00 LOGICAL BLOCK ADDRESS OUT OF RANGE LBA is out of supported area specified by the Write command is not It is the address at 05 21 02 INVALID ADDRESS FOR WRITE suitable for writing the error code at the time of the time of an a buffer undershirt run be also elaborate undershirt run omo INVALID FIELD IN 2 is unsupported information in command INVALID FIELD IN PARAMETER LIST he is unsupported information in parameter PERSISTENT WRITE PROTECT Persistent write protect DVD RW NOT READY TO READY CHANGE MEDIUM MAY HAVE o CHANGED Medium was changed 06 29 00 POWER ON RESET OR BUS DEVICE RESET OCCURRED Reset condition It was changed by the initiator of ot
67. d cannot be turned off during the 8X ZCLV recording of a DVD R Others Power supply DC 12 V 1 0A DC 5 1 5 External dimensions 187 9 W x 73 3 H x 260 7 D mm 7 3 8 W x 2 7 8 H x 10 1 4 D in Weight 2 0 kg 4 4 Ib Operation temperature 5 C to 35 41 F to 95 F The temperature outside the changer Operation humidity 5 to 85 no condensation The humidity outside the changer Storage temperature 40 to 60 40 F to 140 F Storage humidity 5 to 90 96 no condensation Discs recorded on this unit may not playback properly on players or drives which do not support the same media format Specifications and design subject to possible modifications without notice due to improvements DVD R7783 m 5 m 6 7 EN 8 2 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST NOTES Parts marked by NSP are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List e 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 e Screws adjacent to W mark on product are used for disassembly 6 For the applying amount of lubricants or glue follow the instructions in this manual In the case of no amount instruct
68. ddresses up to LBA 1 Executing Full area DC erasure 50000h for a blank disc 2 Executing recording of 31 ECCs from NWA Executing recording of 63 ECCs from NWA 3 Executing reading and comparing once for Executing reading and comparing n times 31 just recorded for 63 ECCs just recorded 4 Repeating steps 2 and 3 Repeating steps 2 and 3 When recording has been done to the end of When the specified number of hours has the disc recording restarts from LBA 0 elapsed or when recording has been done to When the specified number of hours has the end of the disc the RZONE is closed and elapsed the RZONE is closed and aging is aging is completed completed Operation type 2 Operation type 4 All address writing Full formatting Steps 1 to 4 of Operation type Steps 1 to 4 of Operation type 1 Executing recording on the entire user data 1 Recording on the lead in D are repeated 3 are repeated area 2 Recording on the entire user data area 2 Closing the RZONE 3 Recording on the border and lead out 3 Recording on the border and lead out 4 Recording on the lead in DVD R7783 63 B 5 6 7 8 7 1 2 1 9 DISASSEMBLY Do NOT look directly into the pickup lens The laser beam may cause eye injury As the laser driver is mounted on the pickup no short circuit switch for the laser diode is provided Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product t
69. e DVD RW executed in child Table 10 Controller error EmorCode Remarks Session is not full 7 Pregap read error Ox7b PMA is not complete Vender reset Sequence Error Defect Management Error Data compare error for aging Ox2f 0x30 Entrie disc recording joint aging OFh Normal mode 56 DVD R7783 1 2 3 Command Code Remarks Command Code Remarks Report RPC State Read RMD in last Border out Exit Enter Set Initial Erase Power Low 57 Command Code Remas Preserve current adjusting values to 5 OxD6 Physical Write Dummy command code Mecha Con Direct Access 58 DVD R7783 1 mi 2 3 m 5 6 7 8 7 1 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING Items required for diagnosis GGS1030 Operation check program Diagnose5 GGV1035 DVD ROM Single DVDT 001 e GGV1036 DVD ROM Dual DVDT 002 e GGV1027 CD ROM CDT 304 GGV1231 Recorded DVD R 8x DISC 3GV1232 DVD R blank disc 8x DISC D When a drive has not been identified by the SCSI Check SCSI connections For details refer to Service Know How 5 05001 Do two or more SCSI devices have identical IDs s termination made at the correct position Are pins of the SCSI cable connector bent Are the cable and or terminator recommended products Recommended cables CC 200 CC 200 8 CC 201 CC 201 8 recommended terminator DRM
70. e are checked GGF1485 GGP1063 Used for short circuiting SCSI terminator LVD between XCLMP and GND GGP1061 Connector Assy LVD PC GGP1062 DVD R7783 SCSI cable LVD 2 Outline Diagnosed is application software for operation diagnoses of Pioneer DVD changers for use with 100 500 and 700 DVDs Diagnosable functions are disc movement the read function and the write function Rewriting of the serial number acquisition of internal information and upgrading of the firmware are also possible When diagnoses of all drives is executed diagnoses of disc movement and the read function and acquisition of internal information are executed in that order and the results are recorded ina log Diagnosed supports one SCSI bus and one changer It must be used in an environment where no device other than a changer and the drives in it is connected on the SCSI bus Supported OS Windows NT4 0 95 98 Me 2000 Note The ATAPI drive is not supported 3 Composition of the software Diagnosed is composed of one executable file Diagnose5 exe and two dll files chgpio32 dll and cdiagp32 dll With Windows NT it is necessary to install ASPI manager wnaspi32 dll beforehand For installation copy an executable file version 2 900 or later and the dll file in the same folder on the PC Note Set automatic notification of insertion for the drive to OFF If it is set to ON the program may not operate properly If a drive
71. e band for tracking zero cross signal generation Tracking error signal output for servo PPALL Main side push pull signal output tracking center signal output DVD RAM Focus error signal output CID VCC7 CRC Capacitor connection pin for ID detect LPF Analog power supply n 444 gt gt TI m 0 P m TI X 2 gt 4 4 Capacitor connection pin for radial contrast circuit O DVD R7783 1 2 d 4 No PinName VO Pin Function CBPD EN Capacitor connection pin for y detection peak CBBD Capacitor connection pin for detection bottom 93 CDEF2 Capacitor connection pin for deffect cireut2 94 Capacitor connection pin for defect circuit 95 RFEQO Equalizer output 96 CAMRR ___ Capacitor connection pin for mirror circuit 97 CMIRFR Capacitor connection pin for mirror circuit 98 Capacitor connection for RFAGC 100 CAGC2 jOapactorcomecionpmnforRFAGCcicut 101 CAGC Capacitor connection pin for RFAGC circuit S 102 Analog ground 00 109 REQ Resistor connection pin for setting RF equalizer circuit curent 104 Capacitor connection pin for equalizer fc automatic adjustment circuit 15 Analogground 106 CDPDD 7 Capacitor co
72. eed 20 divisions Operation type 5 Number of iterations of reading and comparing 400 22 hour aging 20 divisions Operation type 5 Number of iterations of reading and comparing 10 4 hour aging 20 divisions Operation type 5 Number of iterations of reading and comparing 40 4 hour aging Operation type 5 Number of iterations of reading and comparing 2 All address writing All address writing 22 hour aging Operation type 6 In addition to the above operations 15 minute CD recording power irradiation is performed then aging is completed 96 hour aging Operation type 6 22 hour aging at half speed Operation type 6 In addition to the above operations 15 minute CD recording power irradiation is performed then aging is completed 22 hour aging Operation type 6 4 hour aging Operation type 6 In addition to the above operations 15 minute CD recording power irradiation is performed then aging is completed 4 hour aging Operation type 6 Full formatting once Full formatting continuously three times 1 Searching for 00 02 00 Tracing for 10 seconds Searching for 800 seconds before the lead out Tracing for 10 seconds Stopping for 10 seconds Stopping for 10 seconds Repeating steps 1 to 5 Repeating steps 1 to 5 above above 1 Searching for 30000h Tracing for 10 seconds Searching for 27150h before the lead out Tracing for 10 seconds 1 Reserving the a
73. er 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit I O port P2 with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode Low order 8 bit of address output Low order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input output Single chip mode 8 bit port with same function as port PO Memory expansion mode High order 8 bit of data input
74. ess where the error was generated is 220000h The accumulated power on time when the error was generated is 17 hours 36 minutes 22 0 0 7783 0 5 m 6 Details on error logs Table 1 Mecha con Command Command Code Remas _ 0x20 TOC ATIP LPP Read Table 2 Mecha con error ErorCode Remarks Write DAC Calibration Error Search Address Error Oxd2 Spindle High Speed Fail Oxd3 Spindle Low Speed Fail Tilt Adjustment Error 49 Table 3 Decoder Command Command Code Remaks _ 0x03 0x04 DVD User Data Read amp Decode DVD User Data Read amp Decode 005 RMD Seek amp Read 0x05 004 DVD No DMA Data Read 3 _ 0x23 0x24 ____ Read for Verify Buffer Data Copy to testECC DVD Error Count Start 025 DVD Error Count Stop 0x25 0x26 LPP Error Count Start 024 DVDBufenng amp CopyforRMW _ 0x8 CD Decode Step 0x82 CD Decode Clear CD User Data Read amp Decode for Read CD 0x85 Command CD Lead in TOC Read Ox2d 0x81 0x82 0 87 0x88 CD Lead in TOC Read CD Text Data Read 0x89 CDPreGap Data Read Play Audio 0x89 Ox8b CD Play Audio TRK IDX CD Play Audio MSF CD Play Audio Pause Resume CD Play Audio Abort 50 Command Code _____ There is an address at which the data format 0x92
75. fore when replacing be sure to use parts of identical designation The power supply is shown with the marked box 111 4 4 4 MAIN ASSY DWX2312 m CN501 DKN1312 IL JL I SPINDLE MOTOR DXM11 93 _ CONFIGURATION AUDIO OUT 2 uU 9 O CN1 01 DKN1284 GNDD CLK CLK NRZ NRZ GNDD RXW MON I SLOPE RESET PORTOUT SCLK SEN SDWR DVD R7783 m 7 PICKUP ASSY OWY8044 19 1 3 3 MAIN ASSY 1 4 1 4 assy Dwx2312 e RF BLOCK PHOTO DETECTOR PICKUP Division into 12s LINE SPEED DIRECTION 013 i VREF21 S CEN INNER 13 5 PP 4 1 WP 182 Q DISC ROTATE 5 996 S rE gk F2 DIRECTION 888 2I 59 ESSEN VIEW FROM DISC gt 8 A 3 ico GNDA GNDA 101 8 0101 xz UMGSN TRB DKN1284 188 gt 272 8 18 69 P140 8 142 ITP4144 50 5 Q RF 2 P14 VREFPD FAN 145 128 59 49 R1 100 Q sop em Q 55 16 Q M4 69 158 M1 168 WPP1 62 wPP2 163 5 62 2 67 VREFFM 2 69 FMO 9 GNDA GNDA 6 C9 i 129 09 2 340 S PICKUP ASSY S GNDO 62 Os Oks 2179 gt 8 GNDO 67 T ee 30 44 etna nl 1083421
76. he procedures described here are common Replacement of the Traverse Mechanism and Main Unit S 64 items to be prepared Tools to be used Phillips screwdriver Phillips screwdriver medium size small size Traverse Mechanism amp Main Unit S DXX2554 Note Be sure to replace both the Traverse Mechanism Assy and Main Assy when either needs to be replaced For details see 2 4 TRAVERSE MECHANISM amp MAIN UNIT S MAIN Assy Traverse Mechanism Assy Float Ruber R5 x4 Note The float rubber R5 can be placed either label up 1 2 Upper Cover DR 1 Remove the four screws e Rear view V 2 Push the lock lever in to the RELEASE position and slide the upper cover DR backward until it stops about 1 cm 3 Unhook the two hooks by pushing both front sides from the outside Note When unhooking care must be taken not to bend the hooks They are to be used for reassembly 4 Remove the upper cover DVD R7783 d 4 E 5 2 Clamp Mechanism Section 1 Remove the two screws 2 Release the two binders 3 Disconnect the two connectors 4 Hemove the Clamp mechanism Section 6 7 8 MAIN Assy Note Reattach the upper cover DR before undertaking the subsequent procedures in order to avoid damaging the Traverse Mechanism 1 Remove the four screws 2 Remove the bottom plate R7 e Bottom view 3 Disconnect the four flex
77. hers 2A 01 MODE PARAMETERS CHANGED parameter of Mode Select Sense only in case of SCSI 05 2c 00 COMMAND SEQUENCE ERROR Command sequence error 02 30 INCOMPATIBLE MEDIUM INSTALLED POr AISE commands cannot be executed It was going to perform unsuitable read out and 05 30 02 CANNOT READ MEDIUM INCOMPATIBLE FORMAT information acquisition to media such as performing Read PMA to CD ROM 05 30 05 WRITE MEDIUM INCOMPATIBLE FORMAT executed recording 31 00 MEDIUM FORMAT CORRUPTED Format command failed FORMAT COMMAND FAILED Illegal address in recording 4 o ac 00 LOGICAL UNIT FAILED SELF CONFIGURATION 1 CHORAL the ume or DVD R7783 1 2 d Senc we Information The following command was published during OVERLAPPED COMMANDS ATTEMPTED disconnection it does not generate in the present system ERASE FAILURE Incomplete erase operation detected UNABLE TO RECOVER TABLE OF CONTENTS Read address setup Or abnormal data ILLEGAL MODE FOR THIS TRACK Mode that cannot executes commands COPY PROTECTION KEY EXCHANGE FAILURE Authentication failed AUTHENTICATION FAILURE COPY PROTECTION KEY EXCHANGE FAILURE KEY diss PRESENT y COPY PROTECTION KEY EXCHANGE FAILURE KEY NOT B skeshasnot been esrablished ESTAB LISHED READ SCRAMBLED SECTOR WITHOUT AUTHENTICATION This disc is
78. ible cables and three connectors 4 Unhook the two hooks 5 Remove the MAIN Assy Silicone sheet H7 A 3 Silicone sheet R5 06 xa 8 Silicone Um sheet B n E e Bottom view Note Detach silicone sheet B silicone sheet R5 A and silicone sheet H7 A from the old Main Assy and reattach it to the new Main Assy DVD R7783 m 7 8 65 1 Traverse Mechanism Assy 1 Push the flexible cables toward the inside e Bottom view V 2 Remove the three screws 3 Release the one binder 4 Stand the WIFB Assy 66 WIFB Assy 2 5 Remove the four float screws 6 the Traverse mechanism Assy WIFB Assy Traverse mechanism Assy Cleaning the pickup lens Before shipment be sure to clean the pickup lens o using the following cleaning materials Cleaning liquid GEM1004 Cleaning paper GED 008 Pickup lens DVD R7783 d m 4 5 6 7 8 7 1 10 INSTALLATION OF THE DRIVE For instructions on how to open the access doors see the operating instructions for the changer Before installation be sure to specify the following settings at the rear of each drive to be installed e SCSI ID assignment Specify the SCSI IDs to be used so as to ensure that the same SCSI ID is not assigned by more than one drive on the same SCSI bus Warning about static electricity 3 Connect the changer interface cable
79. ions apply as you think it appropriate 2 1 PACKING 8 DVD R7783 1 2 d E 5 6 7 PACKING Parts List Mark No Description Part No NSP 1 Warranty Card ARY 1093 2 Operating Instructions DRC1229 English French German Chinese Japanese NSP 3 Polyethylene Bag Z21 010 0 018 x 100 x 230 NSP 4 Polyethylene Bag Z21 038 0 03 x 230 x 340 5 DHA1494 6 Packing Case DHG2455 7 Bag DHL 1052 DVD R7783 m 5 6 7 1 2 2 EXTERIOR SECTION 2 3 4 Note As the laser driver is mounted on the pickup no short circuit switch for the laser diode is provided Refer to 2 3 CLAMP MECHANISM SECTION gt lt S 2 NON CONTACT CONTACT SIDE Note 1 The MAIN Assy No 1 Traverse Mechanism Assy No 5 and Float Rubber R5 No 38 are provided together as the components of the Traverse amp Main Unit S DXX2554 service parts For details see 2 4 TRAVERSE amp MAIN UNIT S If the No 1 MAIN Assy is replaced it is required to write the same serial number as that of the old Assy in the new Assy See 7 1 2 HOW REWRITE THE SERIAL NUMBER DVD R7783 1 2 m 3 4 5 EXTERIOR SECTION Parts List Mark No 1 O CO 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2f 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 NSP 37 38 NSP 39
80. irs 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 This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm Health amp Safety Code Section 25249 6 Proposition 65 IMPORTANT The pickup of this device conforms to Class 3A of the FDA Laser Restrictions CFR21 PART 1040 and the device which conforms to Class A as a total product is not to be disassembled for repair in the U S A or its territories In other districts the device must be disassembled for repair only by a specially instructed person with sufficient care against laser light WAVELENGTH 658 nm r WARNING DEVICE INCLUDES LASER DIODE WHICH EMITS INVISIBLE INFRARED RADIATION WHICH IS DANGEROUS TO EYES THERE IS A WARNING SIGN ACCORDING TO PICTURE 1 INSIDE THE DEVICE CLOSE TO THE LASER DIODE rVARO AVATTAESSA JA SUOJALUKITUS OHITETTAESSA OLET 1 LASERSATEIYLLE KATSO SATEESEEN LASER Picture 1 Warning sign for laser radiation LASER kuva 1 Lasersateilyn varoitusmerkki ADVARSEL USYNLIG LASERSTRALING VED ABNING
81. is completed without a problem Multisession writing was impossible because of insufficient recording capacity in Disc Area Division U it Flashes Immediately after the power is turned on or resetting waiting for short circuiting between the XCLMP once signal and GND Flashes error was generated during aging Flashes Short circuiting between the XCLMP signal and GND three times was canceled during aging Flashes A disc that cannot be used in the selected Aging four times mode was loaded 22 DVD R7788 0 5 E 6 m 7 E 8 List of Aging Functions Jumper pin Setting SSCSM WW CD ROM DVD ROM DVD R DVD RW 10 SLA 22 hour aging Operation type 1 96 hour aging Operation type D 22 hour aging Operation type 1 22 hour aging Operation type 1 4 hour aging Operation type D 4 hour aging Operation type 1 Continuous aging Operation type 2 Continuous aging Operation type 2 22 hour aging Operation type 3 96 hour aging Operation type 3 22 hour aging Operation type 3 22 hour aging Operation type 3 4 hour aging Operation type 3 4 hour aging Operation type 3 Continuous aging Operation type 4 Continuous aging Operation type 22 hour aging 20 divisions Operation type 5 Number of iterations of reading and comparing 200 96 hour aging Operation type 5 Number of iterations of reading and comparing 45 22 hour aging at half sp
82. is item 64 Mbyte of data are written on the disc then finalizing is executed If a check mark is placed 64 Gbyte of data are written on the disc then finalizing is executed Using a laptop computer it takes about 100 minutes for all address writing Writing at the innermost and outermost tracks After executing OPC 20 times a writing test will be executed If a check mark is placed for this item 32 Mbyte of data are written at the innermost and outermost tracks of the disc then the error rates of the written parts are measured Update button can be used only when no changer is connected To update disc data for the loaded disc Click on this button after a disc is loaded or unloaded manually Before executing a writing test check that the medium is set to DVD blank Write amp Verify button Writing is executed with the settings designated for a disc then verification is executed after writing is completed The results of a diagnosis and error content are displayed in the list box and they are also recorded in a file driven log for each drive where n is the drive number Verification only button Verification is executed for a disc on which writing is completed This function cannot be used for a disc on which writing was executed at the innermost and outermost tracks 44 DVD R7783 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 1 2 REWRITING SERIAL NO DVD R DVD R7783 1 xl E hba 40
83. ision mode When a DVD RW disc is used full erasure is performed then recording starts With DVD R RW discs recording can be performed at half the maximum speed supported by the medium used by changing the statuses of Pin 2 If the maximum speed of a disc is normal speed this function is not available This aging mode also supports Disc Area Division mode which enables multisession recording on one DVD R disc 62 2 Four hour aging mode This is the four hour version of the above mentioned 22 hour Aging mode Basic operations are the same as those in 22 hour Aging mode 3 Entire Disc Recording mode In this mode full formatting of a DVD RW disc or entire disc recording of a DVD R disc can be performed With a DVD RW disc formatting once or three times can be selected by changing the statuses of Pin 5 4 Continuous Aging mode Repeated tracing of the innermost and outermost tracks of the CD DVD ROM discs can be performed Tracing continues until the power is turned off or short circuiting between the XCLMP signal and GND is canceled Note When short circuiting between the XCLMP signal and GND is canceled during an aging operation aging is terminated at a breakpoint of operation The LED flashes three times LED indication in Aging mode If an aging operation is interrupted and terminated while in progress because of an error etc the LED flashes to inform you of the cause as follows LED Unit Aging
84. iv 5 iH SCSI ID SW side at power ON SCSI ID setting 0 CN907 pin 4 IDO V 5V div H 5msec div 19 907 pin 2 ID1 V 5V div H 5msec div 19 907 pin 5 ID2 V 5V div H 5msec div CN907 pin 1 ID3 V 5V div H 5msec div SCSI ID SW side at ID3 at power ON SCSI ID setting IC904 16 45V V 5V div 5msec div 30 908 4 03 V 5V div 5msec div IC904 pin 13 ID3 V 5V div 5msec div Q911 collector V 5V div 5msec div SCSI ID SW side at 100 to 102 H at power ON SCSI ID setting 0 IC904 pin 16 5 V 5V div 5 908 pin 1 IDO 2 ID1 3 ID2 V 5V div 5msec div 12904 pin 3 IDO 5 ID1 11 102 V 5V div 5msec div Q911 collector V 5V div 5msec div e 5V and SNS2 at power ON 5V power normal output signal CN951 pin 4 45V V 5 1sec div 34 CN952 pin 4 5V V 5 1sec div CN901 pin 7 SNS2 V 5V div 1sec div 2 DVD R7783 5 m 6 m 7 8 NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS 1 Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the schematic 3 The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for diagrams several destinations 2 A com
85. k Address In Error Occurred Time the accumulated power on time when the error was generated is indicated D Execute Task 2 Endeco Cmd 3 Error Code 01h An error was generated in the Mecha con gt See Table 1 P49 Mecha con Command gt See Table 2 P49 Mecha con Error 02h An error was generated in the decoder See Table 3 P50 Decoder Command See Table 4 P50 Decoder Error 04h An error was generated in the DVD encoder See Table 5 08h An error was generated the CD encoder See Table 7 10h An error was generated in the controller See Table 9 P51 DVD encoder Command See Table 6 P51 P52 CD encoder Command See Table 8 P52 CD encoder Error P53 CD Controller Command See Table 10 P56 Controller Error y Note Normally a command and error are issued from the same device However for a mechanical error during recording the command is issued from the CD DVD encoder but the error code is issued from the mechanical control computer DVD R7783 m 5 m 6 7 8 DVD encoder Error 47 D Meaning of each item Indicates which is the latest error The latest error is indicated as FFh Aging pointer Indentify After an error was generated if the power was turned off then back on and an error was generated again the previous error is changed to BBh and the latest error is indicated as FFh Af
86. mation is also recorded in a file driven log where n is the drive number Description of error logs Up to four error logs are displayed at one time hba id PIONEER DVD R R7788 5 x Items D Execute Task 2 Endeco Cmd 3 Error Code READ WRITE Iternallnformation FirmwareUpdate 4 Error Address and 5 Error Occurred Time in an error log tell you the content of the error C Serial Number DETP045442WL Error Log Total Powered On Timez 31h 42min DVD Read Power On Time 190h 32min DVD Write Power On Time 3h 22min CD Read Power On Time 0h 12min CD Write Power On Time 0h Ominutes Error History dentifyzFFh is latest Error TTE dentity tt Identify ff Aging No 0x0f Aging pointer 0x00 Aging No OxOf Aging 0 00 Controller 08 Controller step 0x06 Controller Cmd 0x07 Controller step 0x03 lt ae pe code 0x90 Host Cmd 0x62 nynn nnn Endeco Cmd 0x04 gt 2 Error code 0x0b gt 9 Execute Task 0x02 gt 1 Error Address 0x22 0x00 0x00 4 Error Occurred Time 17h 36min lt 5 OK First check item 1 Execute Task It tells you with which command for a task an error was generated The issued command code is indicated in 2 Endeco Cmd Then check item 3 Error Code It tells you where the error was generated In 4 Error Address the address at which the error was generated is indicated as a Logical Bloc
87. ng 38 REF 1 DSP supply input pin 33 39 IREO2 DSP reference voltage output pin REFI pin 3 3V 1 65V output 40 veca Analog power supply 41 ADO A D signal output of WOBBLE circuit 42 Beco 0 3 0 signal output of WOBBLE circuit 48 Amdoggrud o yO 44 CDAC __ DAC reference voltage output pin for monitorin EN ALPC smoothing capacitor connection pin for write 1 B 0 signal inout __ ADIN 1 A D signalinout 48 CBHWBL CapacitrconnectionpinforsetingLPP circuit bottom hold WOBBLE leve 49 CBHLPP Capacitor connection pin for setting LPP circuit bottom hold LPP level 50 Janos Analog ground 00 00 DVDR7788 7 No IO 5 11 ALPC control signal input for read 52 RST 1 Register reset input o 58 SCK _ Clook input for register setting __ 54 so Serial data output open drain output 00005 58 6 11 Serial datainput 00000 CP Command address data paramater identification signal input VCC6 Digital power supply Ol N Z Co ALPC control signal input for write OPCTRG signal input WOBBLE AGC hold signal input DVD RAM OPCTRG SHWB LOWZ SHSV IDGATE SHAPCRE Sample hold pulse input for WOBBLE signal input impedance of
88. nnection pin for setting DPD D signal HPF band 107 CDPOC Capacitor connection pin for setting DPD signal HPF band 108 CDPORF Capacitor connection pin for setting DPD RF signal HPF band 109 CDPDB Capacitor connection pin for setting DPD signal HPF band o 110 ____ Capacitor connection pin for setting DPD signal HPF band __ 009 Analog power suppey __ O 1 2 002 118 10 Read PF signal output 000 114 vecti jAmdogpowersupiy _ O 115 WRF signal sample signal output 116 2 WRF signal sample hold signal output 117 WRFMON WRF signal monitor pin o O 118 monis Jmtmalsgnamontopin _ 119 MON2 10 mntemalsignalmonitorpin 00004 120 monn 0 jmtemalsgnalmontorpn 71 UPD63630GM UEV A MAIN ASSY 12201 CD DVD ROM playback CD R RW DVD R RW recording High speed 1 chip controller ATAPI interface e Pin Arrangement top view 7 xX t iL 22225 s aga oO W 0 x 10 Qr a 9 5555255 AVDD3 XTAL XTAL AGND AVDD3 ROUT AGND REGC AGND LOUT AVDD3 DASP HCS1 HCSO HDA2 HDAO PDIAG HDA1 HIOCS16 HINTRQ DVDD DGND HDMACK IORDY DIOR DIOW HDMARQ PULLUP DVDD3 DGND HDD15 HDDO HDD14 HDD1 HDD13 HDD2 HDD12 HDD3 HDD11 HDD4 HDD10 HDD5 DVDD3 DGND DVDD DGND
89. output 1 65 V 2 4V 14 Sub beam signal E1 input 15 F1 Sub beam signal F1 input 164111 Subbeamsignal G1 input o4 Sub beam signal H1 input 18 Amloggeud 19 HPAD Capacitor connection pin for setting WOBBLE circuit HPF band oO 20 CAD 7 Capacitor connection pin for setting WOBBLE circuit response speed HPBC EN Capacitor connection pin for setting WOBBLE circuit HPF band 22 _ Capacitor connection pin for setting WOBBLE circuit response speed 28 Amdoggeud 24 taser monitor current input pin for CD R RW __ O 25 FPDVREF _ Front monitor reference voltage inputpin 26 APCPH 7 Capacitor connection pin for setting circuit peak hold 27 RREF ALPC smoothing capacitor connection pin for read 00 28 0 Laser driver control output for read 29 RDM 1 taser driver control amp gt pin for read O 30 Analog power supply yO 51 wRr 32 Laser driver control output for write __ 000000000000 88 1 Laser driver control amp gt pin for write 34 Peak power outputpin o O 5 Peak power 2 outputpin S y O 36 CREG O Regulator voltage 2 5V output pin for monitoring 37 cREG2 O Regulator voltage 2 5V output pin for monitori
90. parison between the main parts of PCB and schematic For further information for respective destinations be sure to diagrams is shown below Symbol Symbol In Schematic Diagrams Diagrams B Transistor BCE B CEB 6 Transistor BCE iq iq with resistor Field effect transistor Resistor array 3 terminal regulator 6 check with the schematic diagram 4 View point of PCB diagrams Connector Capacitor P C Board Chip Part DVD R7783 33 7 8 1 4 1 MAIN ASSY A E 952 assy A e T 9 4 lt CONFIGURATION AUDIO OUT 2 CN904 CN201 0 OC O O 0 0 0 qu EN SS 1 2 3 4 ASSY Josep DC 7 5 CERE 156 014 3 0 B 0 D 42251 822 47 2237 sf sy oN 246 IN m O 1 1 EIN c E AES 77 JT gt 540 MOTOR STEPPING DENN CN SPINDLE MOTOR PICKUP 9 202 405 D ALE AE NS 4 O m 3 TERRE B 4 O ASSY CN101 T 201 0203 IC301 402 0401 Q301 IC203 IC101 0101 37
91. r flashes in 2 second intervals when the drive is installed in a changer and its changer interface cable has been connected Meaning of indicator when indicator flashes in 0 5 second intervals e This indicator flashes in 0 5 second intervals when the drive in question has been FRONT VIEW 8 specified as the drive to be swapped during the swapping of drives 3 Changer interface cable This cable must be connected to the changer interface connector located in the changer 4 Power cable This cable must be connected to the power inlet located in the changer 5 Lock lever When a drive is to be removed from the changer flip the lock lever to the released position and then pull the drive out from the changer Busy indicator Lights when drive is busy NOTE Be careful not to allow any part of your body to come into contact with connector pins as doing so may result in faulty connections or damage from static electricity DVD R7783 B 5 6 7 8 Bi Jigs list O GGS1080 _ Operation check program Diagnose 5 GGP1061 Connector Assy LVD fF GGP1062 5 cable LVD __ GGP1063 SCSI terminator LVD GGV1027 CD ROM CDT 304 22 GGv1067 Recorded CD R 8601085 DVD ROM Single DVDT 001 6001036 DVD ROM Dua DVDT 02 GGV1231 Recorded DVD R DISC GGV1232 DVD R blank dise DISC Special device for RS 232C ication f GG
92. rator capacitor connection pin PCEFM2 FCEFM1 FCEFM2 LLOCK Read channel phase comparator capacitor connection pin Read channel frequency comparator capacitor connection pin Read channel frequency comparator capacitor connection pin Capacitor connection pin 114 Analog 3 3V positive power supply pin for EFMPLL Analog 1 5V positive power supply pin for EFMPLL IREF Read channel analog reference current input pin Analog 3 3V positive power supply pin for EFMCOMP Capacitor connection pin for jitter feedback Capacitor connection pin for jitter feedback EFM EFM comparator output EFM comparator asymmetry adjustment voltage input RFI RF signal input to EFM comparator Analog ground pin for EFMCOMP DVDD Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for internal logic DGND SWRF1 SWRF2 Digital ground pin for internal logic WRF sample hold signal input A D converter input WRF sample hold signal input A D converter input Analog 3 3V positive power supply pin for ADC SWRF1 SWRF2 DAC Analog ground pin for ADC SWRF1 SWRF2 DAC Spindle drive output D A converter output 39 gt gt gt lt gt gt gt lt 60 E Ed lt lt m 2 5 C g Co AGND 130 MDRV DVD R7783 1 2 d 4 No ___ WO fPin
93. rts for safety 2 Do not perform modifications without proper instructions Please follow the specified safety methods when modification addition change of parts is required due to interferences such as radio TV interference and foreign noise 3 Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed When you solder while repairing please be sure that there are no cold solder and other debris Soldering should be finished with the proper quantity Refer to the example 4 Make sure the screws are tightly fastened Please be sure that all screws are fastened and that there are no loose screws 5 Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted Please be sure that all connectors are inserted and that there are no imperfect insertion 6 Make sure the wiring cables are set to their original state Please replace the wiring and cables to the original state after repairs In addition be sure that there are no pinched wires etc 7 Make sure screws and soldering scraps do not remain inside the product Please check that neither solder debris nor screws remain inside the product There should be no semi broken wires scratches melting etc on the coating of the power cord Damaged power cords may lead to fire accidents so please be sure that there are no damages If you find a damaged power cord please exchange it with a suitable one 9 There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug When
94. s data multiplexed bus A8 Local CPU address bus DGND DVDD Digital 3 3V positive power supply pin for pin 187 pin 216 Analog ground pin for internal logic Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for internal logic Local CPU address bus Local CPU address bus Local CPU address bus Local CPU address bus Local CPU address bus Local CPU address bus E EN NN NN NN NN Chip select input from local CPU EN EN EN EN EN EN 0 _ 201 O NINNIN O AJOJN N e O1 NO O O N amp Interrupt request signal output to local CPU 3 state open drain 0 Address strobe signal input e Read strobe signal input from local CPU 5 2 E 4 Write strobe signal input from local CPU D O lt Access control signal from local CPU to SDRAM 3 state open drain 12 YSRST input For test signal monitoring For test signal monitoring 6 0 ZZZ 0 For test signal monitoring 216 For test signal monitoring 78 DVD R7783 1 2 d 4 K4S161622D TC80 MAIN ASSY 1 202 512 x 16 bit x 2 Banks Synchronous DRAM e Pin Arrangement top view e Block Diagram VDD DQO 001 VSSQ DQ2 VDDQ 004 005 VSSQ DQ6 DQ7 VDDQ LDQM WE
95. se 55 MDis VO Bufermemoyinefacedatabus __ _ VO Butfer memory interface databus __ 57 MDi4 memor intertace databus 58 VO Butter memory interface databus __ _ MD2 110 Butfer memory interface databus __ _ 11 0 Butter memory interface databus __ 64 MD4 10 memor interface databus 65 MDiO VO Buffer memory interface databus Ces ovoos Ditet 33V postive powersupy pin forpn se 67 DGND Digtal groundpin 55 107 005 68 DVDD Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for intemal logic 69 DGND jDigtelgoundpn ormtemallogo ____ VO Butter memory interface databus __ 72 10 Buttermemor interface databus __ 73 VO Butter memory interface databus S 75 O data VO maskcontrolsignal 76 ubam 0 data mask control signal ______ WE Buffer memory interface write enable signal 78 MCLKOUT O SDRAMolockouteut __ 79 cas O Butter memory interface column address strobe control signal 80 DVDD Digital 1 5V positive power supply pin for intemal logic ooo DVD R7783 i e e e S 7 No PinName IO 8 banD 7 Digtal ground pin for intemal logic
96. sj T oj oj joj om io imvmi 2ljoljoljoj xijolilo R i olimi ljo lojoj xioiloom jojlolol o o rio vi o O 10 AP Address pin Address pin Address pin Address pin Address pin Power supply pin Ground pin Address pin Address pin Address pin Address pin Address pin Address pin Not used CKE CLK UDQM N C RFU VDDQ 008 Clock enable pin System clock pin Data mask pin Not used Reserve Power supply pin for data output Data pin Data l O pin Ground pin for data output Data pin Data pin Power supply pin for data output Data pin Data pin Ground pin for data output Data pin Data pin Ground pin VSSQ DQ10 DQ11 VDDQ DQ12 DQ13 VSSQ DQ14 DQ15 Vss gt gt Sl lt gt Qo 8 O DVD R7783 1 2 3 4 D590LVO27ATM MAIN ASSY 203 LVDS Dual High speed Differential Driver e Block Diagram Vcc 1 Q 8 DO 1 7 DO 1 6 DO 2 4 5 5 2 GND 4 e Pin Function PinName 10 1 Veo a Positive power supply pin 3 3 0 3V 2 Di 1 TTL CMOS driver input pin 8 TTL CMOS driver input pin 4 Groundpin 5 DO 2 0 inverting driver output pin Non inverting driver output pin Non inverting driver output pin Inverting driver output pin 5 6 DVD R7783 m 7
97. t DVD RAM 154 HF equalizer fixed clock output NN RF equalizer fixed clock output Digital ground pin for pin 145 pin 175 156 DVDD3 Digital 3 3v positive power supply pin for pin 145 pin 175 00 4 157 ROPC2VFOEP Running OPC sample hold signal VFO end pulse signal output DVD RAM 158 ROPCIVFOEP Running OPC sample hold signal VFO end pulse signal output DVD RAM 159 write sample hold signal RF AGC control signal output DVD RAM 160 SHAPCREAGCFAST APC read erase sample hold signal RF AGC fast control signal output DVD RAM 161 SHSVIDGATE Sample hold signal for servo ID gate control signal output DVD RAM 162 SHWBLOWZ Sample hold signal for WOBBLE RF AGC impedance control signal output DVD RAM 163 Digital ground pin for internal ogi o O 164 DVDD Digital 3 3V positive power supply pin for internal logic 166 wLDON 10 Laser driver write laser control signal o yO 167 PKPULSE Peak pulse 1 output write laser driver control signal o 168 5 2 Peak pulse 2 output write laser driver control signa o 169 Digital ground pin for pin 145 pin 175 170 DVDD3 Digital 3 3V positive power supply pin for pin 145 pin 175 171 WRPULSE O Write pulse write laser driver control signal 1
98. ter an error was generated if the power was not turned off but an error was generated again the previous error is changed to OOh and the latest error is indicated as FFh Aging No Indicates in which aging mode the unit was operating See Table 11 Indicates which operation was being executed in the aging cycle No indication is displayed for Normal mode Controller Cmd Indicates the mode the controller was in Gantrollerste Indicates the step of the mode the controller was executing Details on this item are not described in this manual Indicates an intermediate command that was issued from the host See Table 12 No indication is displayed for aging EX In 48 Identify ff Aging No 0x0f Aging pointer 0x00 Controller Cmd 0x07 Controller step 0x03 Host Cmd 0x62 Cmd 0x04 Error code 0x0b Execute Task 0x02 Error Address 0x22 0x00 0x00 Error Occurred Time 17h 36min the above example D The error was generated in the decoder 3 ae Latest error Normal mode Read Read DVD User Data Read amp Decode Read Time Out An error was generated in the decoder Address where the error was generated LBA 220000h Accumulated power on time when the error was generated in this case 17 hours 36 minutes 2 The command being executed when the error was generated is DVD User Data Read amp Decode The status when the error was generated is Read Timeout The addr
99. umber Update button useable only when no changer is connected To update disc data for the loaded disc Click on this button after a disc is loaded or unloaded manually 7 8 43 Address When Designating address is selected designate the address to be read The figure that can be entered is up to the maximum address number minus 32 as data for 32 addresses are read at one time Maximum address The maximum address number of the loaded disc Diagnosis items Seek FULL After the innermost and outermost tracks are sought for a designated number of times the maximum time and average time are displayed and the results are determined Seek 1 3 After one third and two thirds points of the designated address are sought for a designated number of times the maximum time and average time are displayed and the results are determined All address read All addresses are read for 64 Kbytes If an address is designated in Address all addresses from that address to the maximum address are read Random read After a random address is read for a designated number of times the average time is displayed and the results are determined Designated address read An address designated in Address is read for a designated number of times Error rate The error rate is measured and displayed All address error rate The error rate for the whole disc is measured Data transfer rate The data transfer rate is measured This is not
100. uring reading ASC Positioning Error Detected by Read of Medium Typical error codes during writing ASC Q o Power Caribration Area Error Positioning Error Detected by Read of Medium Invalid Address for Write Note 1 Note 1 This error code also appears when a buffer underrun error was generated DVD R7783 m 59 m 7 1 2 3 4 1 7 SCSI ERROR CODE TABLE e INF80901 Ver5 rev1 2 of SFF is assumed to be a standard The typical one is shown as follows 60 Senc ASC Information ESESES BLANK CHECK Read command was generated for unwritten parts PROCESS TERMINATED PLAY OPERATION ABORTED TIO message was received Loon medis ara contained ste w unr nor renov FORMATINPROGRESS ow nOGCALUNTNOTREAD OPERTON PROGRESS Heiner or session asra n proes _ UNTNOTREADY LONGWATENVFAOGRESS 04 LOGICAL UNIT COMMUNICATION FAILURE Internal abnormal condition such as time out of SPC was detected 04 01 LOGICAL UNIT COMMUNICATION TIME OUT Time out of SPC etc 04 09 SPINDLE SERVO FAILURE Spindle starting stop error 03 WRITE ERROR Record error address 03 OC WRITE ERROR RECOVERY FAILED The write in error at the time of the Repair RZone comman
101. w to confirm the firmware version Start the installed SCSIDE Firmware Utility The following screen is displayed SCSIDE Firmware Update Click once the icon for the SCSI card to which the DVD R7783 is connected The following screen is displayed E SCSIDE Firmware Update 46 Move the mouse pointer on the icon of the CD ROM The following screen is displayed E SCSIDE Firmware Update Capacity Unknown SCSIDE Model A765ESIBG1E3N ide SCSI Yes SCSI Speed 80 MB Sec SCSIDE model A765ESIBG163N The last four alphanumerics 163N in this case indicate the version number 3 How to update the firmware For updating the firmware copy the slvd bin Version No file onto the local PC Click on the SCSIDE firmware update button The file selection box appears 21x gy er Select slvd bin then click on the Open button The following box appears Click on the Yes button After a while if the following message box appears updating is completed Information e Turn off the drive and the PC then turn them back on Following the steps for checking the firmware version confirm if the firmware version has been updated 5 6 7 8 7 1 5 ACQUISITION OF THE ERROR HISTORY If Error Log is selected and executed internal information such as error logs is displayed on the screen This internal infor

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