Panasonic FZ-1 Manuel utilisateur

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CPD9309012C0

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DIGITAL AUDIO

Panasonic®

3D0

Interactive Multiplayer

FZ-1

WARNING

■

PRECAUTION

OF LASER DIODE

CAUTION:

This unit utilizes a class 1 laser.

Invisible laser radiation is emitted from the optical pickup Ions whon the unit is turned on:

Do not look directly into the pickup lens.

2. Do not use optical instruments to look

the pickup Ions

Do not adjust the preset variable resistor

the optical pickup

4. Do not disassemble the optical pickup

unit

If the optical pickup is replaced, use the manufacturm; spucIlIod

111pl11comont

pickup only.

Use

control, adjustments or performance of proceduros

otliur

than tho:;o specified herein may

result

hazardous radiation exposure.

■

SAFETY

PRECAUTION

Before servicing, unplug the power cord to prevent

oloctric shock

When replacing parts, use only manufacturer's rocommondod cornpononts

for

suloty

Check the condition of the power cord. Replace if wear or

durr111!1u

11v1d1111t

4. After servicing, be sure to restore the lead dress, insulation

LH1111ors,

insulation p.tpmn,

:;l11olds.

olc

Before returning the serviced equipment to the customor,

sum

make tho

lollow111!J

11rnulut1un

1usIstanco

test to prevent the customerfrom being exposed to a shock hazard.

• INSULATION RESISTANCE

TEST

Unplug the power cord and short the two prongs of the plug with a jumper wire.

Turn on the power switch.

Measure the resistance value with ohmmeter between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metal cabinet

part, such as screwheads antenna, control shafts, handle brackets, etc.

Equipment should read between 4.8 MQ and 8.8

M!.1

to all exposed parts. (Fig. A}

Note: Some exposed parts may be isolated from the chassis by design. These will read infinity.

Exposed---+-~

metal

part

(Fig. A)

Heslstance

4.4 -8.8

tvl"l

If the measurement

outside the specified limits, there

a possibilty of a shock hazard.

The equipment should

repaired and rechecked before it

returnd to the custom

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LITHIUM BATTERY

• CAUTION

Danger

explosion if battery

incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same

equivalent type recommended by the manufacture.

Dispose

used batteries according to the manufacture's instruction.

FUSE REPLACEMENT

• CAUTION

For continued protection against risk

fire, replace only with same type

3.15A, 125V fuse.

System

Overview

1-1. 3DO Overview

1-2. Specifications

Contents

1-3. Location

Controls and Components

1-4. Block Diagram

1-5. Block Explanation

Checking

Information

2-1. Handling Precautions for Traverse Deck

2-2. Disassembly / Reassembly

2-3. Troubleshooting Flowchart

2-4. Interconnection for Operation Check

2-5. Terminal Function

IC's

2-6. Pin Configurations

PCB

Diagrams

and

Replacement

Parts

List

3-1. Wiring Connection Diagram

3-2. Schematic Diagrams

3-3. Printed Circuit Boards

3-4. Exploded Views

3-5. Replacement Parts List

/1-1

/1-2

/1-4

/1-6

/2-1

/2-2

/2-12

/2-13

/2-14

/2-24

/3-1

/3-2

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FZ-1

1. System Overview

1-1. General Description

The FZ-1

a high performance audio/video entertainment and education system capable

realistic

interactive video and CD-quality audio presentations.

The FZ-1 will play standard audio CDs at full 16-bit precision and bandwith like audio stereo CD player.

Also display and play Kodak Photo CD disc and Portfolio photo CD disc (Photo with CD sound}.

The FZ-1 will produce NTSC (composite video}, S-video and

modulated composite video outputs to

almost broadcast quality.

1-2. Specifications

CPU CPU 32-bit RISC processor ARM60 (12.5 MHz)

Memory

RAMNRAM

3 MB (Total} 2 MB: Main-RAM

MB:VRAM

SRAM

KB (Batterv back up}

ROM 1 MB

DSP (Digital Si inal Processor) Original 16-bit digital signal processor

Video/Audio Video output Composite video, NTSC (RS170A standard}

$-Video, NTSC

Video, NTSC, Channel 3

4 (Switch selectable)

Resolution 640 (H)

480 (V) dots (Inside 320

240 dots)

Colors Max. 16.7

Million/

Std. 320K (Pixel Clock: 12.3 MHz)

Audio Stereo 16-bit (CD single) PCM (Sampling: 44.1 KHz)

Storage CD-ROM drive Size: 4.7 and

3.1

inch (12 and 8 cm}

Double Speed CD-ROM Drive (Read Buffer: 32 KB)

Extension memory (via Expansion Port)

1/0 Port Control port Low speed 1/0: Dsub 9-pin

Daisy-chain system

Expansion port High speed 1/0: 30-pin

Expansion port Hiqh speed AV-I/O (FMV cartridqe) : 68-oin

System System dimensions 11.2

10.6

3.5 inch (284

268

88 mm)

(W X

Weight 3.0 Kg (6.6 lbs.}

Power reauirement

120VAC

Power consumption

30W

Indicator Power indicator Red-LED

CD-access indicator Green-LED

Temperature Operating 50 °F to 95 °F (10

°C

to 35 °C)

Storage -4 °F to 140 °F (-20

°C

to 60 °C} (When packed for shipment)

FMV: Full Motion Video

1 -1

1-3. Location

Controls and Components

• Front View

• Rear View

Power switch {POWER)

Ready indicator

{READY)

Lights up when

power

on.

Expansion Port

{EXPANSION}

Slot for peripheral devices which

utilize high speed data transfer.

Channel

3/4

switch

{CH

SELECT}

When connecting

cable,

specifies whether to use channel 3

or channel 4 as the output channel.

Disk

tray

Extended and retracted using

the OPEN/CLOSE button.

Controller

port

{CONTROLLER}

Dedicated port for the

provided controller.

S-video

output

jack

{$-VIDEO OUT)

Disk tray open/close switch

{OPEN/CLOSE)

CD access indicator

{ACCESS}

Lights up when CD is being

accessed.

When using a television which

supports S-video, connecting a

separately sold S-video cable

results

a sharper picture.

Power

cord

Right/left

audio

output

jack

{AUDIO OUT

R/L)

output

jack

{RF

OUT)

Video

output

jack

When connecting with a television

which does not have

audio/video

jack, the provided

cable is used.

1 -2

{VIDEO OUT}

FZ-1

• Right Side View

expansion

slot

(AV-EXPANSION)

Dedicated slot, visible upon opening the cover, used with

separately sold FMV cartridges.

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Extension

port

{EXTENSION)

Participation

more than one player is

achieved by connecting a separately sold

controller to this port.

Left

shift

button

{L)

Connector

Connected to the Multiplayer

unit.

button

(X)

Headphone

jack

{PHONES)

Headphones, when used, are

connected to this port.

Volume

{VOLUME)

Used to adjust volume when

using headphones.

Play/pause

button

{P)

1 - 3

FZ-1 FZ-1

1-4. Block Diagram

- -

AIN

LOGIC

-ROM Drive

VBACK

+5V

I i

SRAMCSB

IC350

IC400

ICIOO

340

DA58257AM2TS

DABA6162FT2E

DA86C06020XV

MASK

ROM

SRAM

Bock-up

CPU

1024KX8bit

K X8

bit

Control

BT400

0-31

Lithium

(\I

D0-31

A2-19

DO-D7

A2-19

D0-7

Address

Doto

Slow

BUS

,. ,.

,.,

::c

ICl20

140

DAl205FDBXOZ

DAl205GDBXOZ

24.

5454

MHz

System IC MADAM

System

CLIO

IC200

DA4316VSE2XO

bits

Audio

DAC

Buffer

IC210 0

Doto/

32/

Serial

X200

Doto

Address

16.9344

MHz

1MB

, '

I I

C300,

302,320,322

...

DA8182517JTJ

2M-bit

VRAMX4

CN300,320~

... I I

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===~

:=i7

CN30

321-------

' t

2MB

I I I,

DRAM

PCB

310,311,330,331

'l_

MN4I4270SJ08

4M-bit

DRAM x4

1 -4

CN2

.--,CNI

'•'

CN620

, •

CN630

~~-

-m

Battery)

IC600

DA623827PFJ

CD-ROM

Interface

Gate

Array

L/R

IC220

DA324DL-O

Monaural

OP-AMP

Composite

ICISO

DA9101

KPF-XN

Digital

Color Encoder

Y/C

Open/Close

Power

SW6C>~

•sw51

Porwer

+9V

Power

Supply

+5V

LD630"'633

,..

0630

INDICATORS

L/R

Mute Circuit

0220,

240,

260

Video Amp

0500~502

Monaural

IC520

Transformer

CNI

CN660

+9V

CN700

......

CN640

CN5001

0 0

p=(

===-

FAN

MOTOR

EXPANSION

POR

(

FMV

CARTRIDGE

TERFACE)

(

68-pin

EXPANSION

PORT

(

30-pin

RIGHT/

LEFT

AUDIO OUTPUT JACK

VIDEO

OUTPUT

JAC

S-VIDEO

OUTPUT

JACK

MODURATED

DED OUTPUT

Composite

ENC-

36402

( RF OUTPUT JACK )

Modulator

]

CHANNEL

3/4

SWIT

CN901

0280,281

CN541

-r

1 .

coNTROLLER

PORT

J -

(

9-pln

D-

sub l

CONTROLLER

PORT

PCH

1 -5

1-5.

Block

Explanation

CPU

ARM60.

This

RISC

type

micro

processer

has

32-bit

address

and

32-bit

data

path.

MADAM

supplies

CPU

with

12.5

MHz

clock.

ROM

stores

the

system

management

program.

The

ROM

connected

Slow

bus

and

its

data

read

MADAM

and

MADAM

arranges

8-bit

data

into

32-bit

word

and

send

CPU.

SRAM

connected

Slow

bus.

Since

Lithium

battery

backs

SRAM

while

power

down,

SRAM

can

retain

data.

may

used

back

game

data,

for

example.

DRAMNRAM

DRAM

and

VRAM

used

main

memory.

VRAM

dual-port

memory.

This

means

one

port

used

normal

DRAM

and

the

other

one

used

read

and

write

data

simultaneously

with

the

former

port.

Therefore,

used

Frame

Buffer

which

required

fast

access.

MADAM

Address

Engine.

includes

OMA

logic,

CPU

control

logic,

bus

sharing

logic

and

Cell

Engine.

A oscillator

provides

MADAM

with

MHz

clock,

and

MADAM

divides

two,

and

provides

CLIO,

CPU

and

CD-ROM

interface

with

MHz

clock.

CLIO

Data

Engine.

includes

pixel

decoding

logic,

16-bit

Digital

Signal

Processer

and

video

interface

logic.

With

crystal,

CLIO

oscillates

24.5454

MHz

clock

and

supplies

MADAM

with

24.54

MHz

and

supplies

Digital

Color

Encoder

with

12.27

MHz.

Digital Color Encoder

CLIO

supplies

Digital

Color

Encoder

with

RGB

data

and

some

control

signals.

And

Digital

Color Encoder

modifies

them

into

NTSC

signals.

outputs

both

composit

signal

and

Y/C

signal.

Audio DAC

16-bit

Audio

DAC

converts

digital

audio

data

from

CLIO

into

analog

audio

data.

CLIO

sends

DAC

data

with

serial

communication

manner.

CD-ROM interface

CD-ROM

interface

Gate

Array

the

interface

between

CLIO

and

both

internal

CD-ROM

drive

and

External

drives

which

are

connected

through

Expansion

Port.

1 - 6

FZ-1

2. Checking Information

2-1. Handling Precautions for Traverse Deck

The laser diode

the traverse deck (optical pickup) may break down due to potential difference caused by static

electricity of clothes or human body.

So,

careful of electrostatic breakdown during repair of the traverse deck (optical pickup).

• Handling

traverse

deck

(optical pickup)

not subject the traverse deck (optical pickup)

to static electricity

extremely sensitive to

electrical shock.

To prevent the breakdown of the laser diode,

antistatic shorting pin

inserted into the flexible

board (FPC board).

When removing or connecting the short pin, finish

the job

short time as possible.

Take care not to apply excessive stress to the

flexible board (FPC board).

Do not turn the variable resistor (laser power

adjustment). It has already been adjusted.

•

Grounding

for

electrostatic

breakdown

prevention

Human body grounding

Use the anti-static wrist strap to discharge the

static electricity from your body.

Work table grounding

Put a conductive material (sheet) or steel sheet

the area where the optical pickup

placed,

and

ground the sheet.

Caution:

The static electricity of your clothes will not

grounded through the wrist strap. So, take care not to

let your clothes touch the traverse deck (optical pickup).

FPC boards

Lens (Do not touch) (Handle then carefully)

Traverse Deck Variable resistor Be sure to short this portion

2 -1

(Do not touch) (Use the shorting

or clip)

Wrist strap

(Anti-static bracelet)

Iron plate or some metals

to conduct electricity

2-2. Disassembly/ Reassembly

Note:

Before disassembling,

sure to perform the following procedures first.

Remove the CD-ROM disk if it

inserted

the CD-ROM drive.

Turn the power swith off.

Disconnect the AC power cord.

Remove the optional units.

Caution: Please follow directions carefully.

Do not interchange screws

any part of the system.

Top Case

Figure 1

CD-ROM Drive

CD-ROM

Drivewith

Shield Panel

Figure 2

Figure 3

None Printing Side

(1) Turn this unit (FZ-1) upside down and place

it on a flat surface.

(2) Remove four screws

<.A>

14 mm)

as shown

Figure 1.

(3) Turn it over again and gradually raise the

top case.

*Reassemble

the reverse order.

(1)

After removing the top case, remove

two screws <B> (2.6 x 6 mm) as shown

Figure

(2) Remove four screws <C> (2.6

8 mm)

shown

Figure

(3) Gradually raise the front end of the CD-ROM

drive

and

then disconnect the flat cables from

two connectors (CN 620,

630)

shown

Figure

---,

CN630

CN620

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2-2

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