Sony CDP-X339ES Manuel utilisateur

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SERVICE

MANUAL

CDP-X339ES

US

Model

Canadian

Model

AEP

Model

UK

Model

COMPACT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

MICROFILM

SPECIFICATIONS

Compact

disc

player

Laser

Laser

output

Frequency

response

Signal

to

noise

ratio

Dynamic

range

Harmonic

distortion

Channel

saparation

Outputs

LINE

OUT

(FIXED)

(phono

jacks)

LINE

OUT

(VARIABLE)

(Phono

jacks)

DIGITAL

OUT

(OPTICAL)

(optical

output

connector)

HEADPHONES

(Stereo

phone

jack)

General

Power

requirements

Semiconductor

laser

(A

=780

nm)

Emission

duration:

continuous

Max.

44.6uW

This

output

is

the

value

measured

at

a

distance

of

about

200

mm

from

the

objective

lens

surface

on

the

Optical

Pick-up

Block.

2

Hz—20

kHz+0.3

dB

More

than

116

dB

More

than

100

dB

Less

than

0.0018%

More

than

110

dB

Output

level

2V

(at

50

kiloohms)

Load

impedance

over

10

kiloohms

Output

level

max.

2V

(at

50

kiloohms)

Load

impedance

over

50

kiloohms

Wave

length

660

nm

Output

level—18

dBm

Output

level

max.

28

mW

Load

impedance

32

ohms

AEP

model:

220-230

V

AC,

50/60

Hz

UK

model:

240

V

AC,

50/60

Hz

US,

Canadian

model:

120

V

AC,

60

Hz

NEW

CDM19E-6H50

Model

Name

Using

Similar

Mechanism

CD

Transport

Mechanism

Type

Optical

Pick-up

Block

Type

23

W

AEP,

UK

model:

Approx.

430

X

125

X

375

mm

(w/h/d)

(17X5

X14

7/8

inches)

US,

Canadian

modet:

Approx.

470

X

125

X

375

mm

(w/h/d)

(18

5/8X5X14

7/8

inches)

AEP,

UK

model:

Approx.

11

kg

(24

Ibs

4

02)

US,

Canadian

model:

Approx.

12

kg

(26

Ibs

7.3

0z)

Power

consumption

Dimension

(approx.,

including

projections)

Weight

Remote

commander

(RM-D991)

Remote

control

system

Power

requirements

Infrared

control

3V

DC

with

two

batteries

size

AA

(IEC

designation

R6)

Dimensions

Approx.

62X18X175

mm

(w/h/d)

(2

1/2

X

23/32

X7

inches)

Weight

Approx.

130

g

(4.6

02)

Including

batteries

Supplied

accessories

Connecting

cord

1

(2

phono

plugs:~2

phono

plugs)

Remote

commander

1

Sony

SUM-3(NS)

batteries

2

Screws

8

(US,

Canadian

model)

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

COMPACT

DISC.

PLAYER

SONY.

CDP-X339ES

SAFETY

CHECK-OUT

(US

Model)

After

correcting

the

original

service

problem,

perform

the

following

safety

check

before

releasing

the

set

to

the

customer:

Check

the

antenna

terminals,

metal

trim,

“metallized”

knobs,

screws,

and

all

other

exposed

metal

parts

for

AC

leakage.

Check

leakage

as

described

below.

LEAKAGE

TEST

The

AC

leakage

from

any

exposed

metal

part

to

earth

ground

and

from

all

exposed

metal

parts

to

any

exposed

metal

part

having

a

return

to

chassis,

must

not

exceed

0.5mA

(500

microampers).

Leakage

current

can

be

measured

by

any

one

of

three

methods.

1.

A

commercial

leakage

tester,

such

as

the

Simpson

229

or

RCA

WT-540A.

Follow

the

manufacturers’

instructions

to

use

these

instru-

ments.

to

A

battery-operated

AC

milliammeter.

The

Data

Precision

245

digital

multimeter

is

suitable

for

this

job.

3.

Measuring

the

voltage

drop

across

a

resistor

by

means

of

a

VOM

or

battery-operated

AC

volt-

meter.

The

“limit”

indication

is

0.75

V,

so

analog

meters

must

have

an

accurate

low-

voltage

scale.

The

Simpson

250

and

Sanwa

SH-63Trd

are

examples

of

a

passive

VOM

that

is

suitable.

Nearly

all

battery

operated

digital

multimeters

that

have

a

2V AC

range

are

suitable.

(See

Fig.

A)

To

Exposed

Metal

Parts

on

Set

|

AC

0.15

uF

S158

voltmeter

(0.75

V)}

=

Earth

Ground

Fig.

A.

Using

an

AC

voltmeter

to

check

AC

leakage.

[

=

SAFETY-RELATED

COMPONENT

WARNING!!

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFIED

BY

MARK

A

OR

DOTTED

LINE

WITH

MARK

A

ON

THE

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAMS

AND

IN

THE

PARTS

LIST

ARE

CRITICAL

TO

SAFE

OPERATION.

REPLACE

THESE

COMPONENTS

WITH

SONY

PARTS

WHOSE

PART

NUMBERS

APPEAR

AS

SHOWN

IN

THIS

MANUAL

OR

IN

SUPPLEMENTS

PUB-

LISHED

BY

SONY.

For the

United

Kingdom

and

European

countries

This

Compact

Disc

player

is

classified

as

a

CLASS

1

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

LASER

product.

LUOKAN

1

LASERLAITE

|

KLASS

1

LASERAPPARAT

The

CLASS

1

LAS

ER

PRODUCT

label

is

located

on

the

rear

exterior.

NOTES

ON

HANDLING

THE

OPTICAL

PICK-UP

BLOCK

OR

BASE

UNIT

The

laser

diode

in

the

optical

pick-up

block

may

suffer

electrostatic

breakdown

because

of

the

potential

di-

ference

generated

by

the

charged

electrostatic

load,

etc.

on

clothing

and

the

human

body.

During

repair,

pay

attention

to

electrostatic

break-

down

and

also

use

the

procedure

in

the

printed

matter

which

is

included

in

the

repair

parts.

The

flexible

board

is

easily

damaged

and

should

be

handled

with

care.

NOTES

ON

LASER

DIODE

EMISSION

CHECK

The

laser

beam

on

this

model

is

concentrated

so

as

to

be

focused

on

the

disc

reflective

surface

by

the

objec-

tive

lens

in

the

optical

pick-up

block.

Therefore,

when

checking

the

laser

diode

emission,

observe

from

more

than

30cm

away

from

the

objective

lens.

MODEL

IDENTIFICATION

—Model

Number

Label—

SONY.

mode

no.

cop-x339Es

A

eT

ES

SS

COMPACT

DISC

PLAYER

WLLL

LLL

US,

CND

model:

AC:

120V

60Hz

23W

AEP

model:

AC:

220—230V~50/60Hz

UK

model:

AC:

240V~50/60Hz

CND

:

Canadian

model

ATTENTION

AU

COMPCSANT

AYANT

RAPPORT

A

LA

SECURITE!

LES

COMPOSANTS

IDENTIFIES

PAR

UNE

MARQUE

/\,

SUR

LES

DIAGRAMMES

SCHEMATIQUES

ET

LA

LISTE

DES

PIECES

SONT

CRITIQUES

POUR

LA

SECURITE

DE

FONCTIONNEMENT.

NE

REMPLACER

CES

COM-

POSANTS

QUE

PAR

DES

PIECES

SONY

DONT

LES

NUMEROS

SONT

DONNES

DANS

CE

MANUEL

OU

DANS

LES

SUPPLEMENTS

PUBLIES

PAR

SONY.

1-1.

IDENTIFYING

THE

PARTS

18

Front

Panel

Refer

to

the

pages

indicated

in{

)

for

details.

Lt}

POWER

switch

(22)

[2!

Disc

tray

(22)

(3!

&

OPEN/CLOSE

button

(22)

'4}

Numeric

buttons

(26)

(5)

PLAY

MODE

buttons

CONTINUE

button

and

indicator

(22)

SHUFFLE

button

and

indicator

(32)

PROGRAM

button

and

indicator

(46)

C.

(custom)

INDEX

button

and

indicator

(92)

(6

EDIT/TIME

FADE

button

(70)

(7]

Display

window

(24)

|8.

Remote

sensor

{9

LEVEL

FILE

button

(98)

10,

DISPLAY

MODE

button

(24)

(1)

LINE

OUT/PHONE

LEVEL

control

(22)

‘12,

PHONES

jack

(22)

113,

TIMER

switch

(100)

14:

TIME/MEMO

button

(24)

1§;

REPEAT

button

(42)

16

CHECK

(program

check)

button

(46)

\'7

CLEAR

(program

clear)

button

(36,

46)

8

FILE

RECALL

button

(78)

(19

FILE

(custom

file)

button

(78)

20

ERASE

(memory

erase)

button

(78)

21)

P.

(peak)

SEARCH

button

(74)

22

FADER

(fadeirvtade

out)

button

(72)

‘23,

hea

»>1

AMS*

buttons

(26)

{24

44

>»

(manual

search)

buttons

(28)

1%

m

(stop)

button

(22)

26.

(pause)

button

and

indicator

(22)

27;

»

(play)

button

and

indicator

(22)

*

AMS

is

the

abbreviation

of

Automatic

Music

Sensor.

20

Remote

Commander

Refer

to

the

pages

indicated

in

(_

)

for

details.

1!

&

OPEN/CLOSE

button

(22)

12)

FILE

RECALL

button

(78)

DISPLAY

MODE

button

(24)

{4)

M.

SCAN

button

(38)

5]

Numeric

buttons

(26)

6:

CLEAR

button

(36,

46)

7)

A.

SPACE

(auto

spaceV/A.CUE

{auto

_

cue)

button

(30,

72)

8]

MEMO

INPUT

button

(80)

9!

FILE

(custom

file)

button

(78)

(10)

LEVEL

FILE

button

(98)

111i

FADER

(fade

in/fade

out)

button

(72)

12.

ERASE

button

(78)

13!

LINE

OUT

LEVEL

(line

out/headphones

fevel)

buttons

(22)

(14)

<<

p>»

SLOW

(low

speed

manual

search)

buttons

(28)

(15

—

—

INDEX

buttons

(28)

16

<4

»»(manual

search)

buttons

(28)

17;

44

>t

AMS*

buttons

(26)

18

m

(stop)

button

(22)

{t

(pause)

button

(22)

»

(play)

button

(22)

19

A

<>

8

repeat

button

(44)

(20,

REPEAT

(repeat/A-B

repeat

clear)

button

(42)

21]

TIME

button

(24)

221

CHECK

button

(46)

23;

>

20

(over

20)

button

(26)

(4

PLAY

MODE

buttons

CONTINUE

button

(22)

SHUFFLE

button

(32)

PROGRAM

button

(46)

C.

INDEX

button

(92)

eG

WHUANAD

T

NOILD3S

Buttons

with

orange

letters

(A,

B,

-

-

- -

-

)

are

for

writing

a

disc

memo

(page

80).

*AMS

is

the

abbreviation

of

Automatic

Music

Sensor.

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UOITOES

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SA6EEX-ddd

1-2.

HOOKING

UP

THE

SYSTEM

_DIGITAL

OUT

(OPTICAL)

|

1

aD

14

You

can

connect

the

player

with

analog

or

digital

signat

depending

on

your

amplifier

or

D/A

converter.

Before

hooking

up

the

player:

*

Turn

off

the

power

of

each

unit

before

making

connections.

*

Connect

the

AC

power

cord

last.

For

the

model

supplied

with

the

plug

adaptor,

use

it if

the

piug

of

the

power

cord

does

not

match

your

wall

outfet.

*

Be

sure

to

insert

the

plugs

firmly

into

the

jacks.

Loose

connection

may

cause

hum

and

noise.

*

Leave

a

little

slack

in

the

connecting

cord

to

allow

for

inadvertent

shock

or

vibration.

*

Cord

ptugs

and

jacks

are

color

coded:

Red

plugs

and

jacks

are

for

the

right

channel

(R)

and

white

ones

for

the

left

channel

(L).

Connecting

Directly

to

an

Amplifier

Proceed

as

shown

in

Fig.

EY.

a)

Speaker

system

b)

Amplifier

c)

Player

d)

to

a

wall

outlet

e)

to

an

AC

outlet

Note

on

LINE

OUT

FIXED:

The

output

levet

is

fixed.

VARIABLE:

The

output

levet

can

be

adjusted

with

the

LINE

OUT/PHONE

LEVEL

controt

or

LINE

OUT

LEVEL

on

the

remote

commander.

*

Connect

your

system

to

the

VARIABLE

Output

when

using

Level

files.

*

Note,

if

the

LINE

OUT/PHONE

LEVEL

contro!

or

the

LINE

OUT

LEVEL

on

the

romote

commandor

is

turned

while

recording,

the

recording

level

will

change

even

when

it

is

preset

on

the

tape

deck,

Amplifler

or

D/A

converter

When

connecting

to

an

amplifier

or

D/A

converter

with

OPTICAL

IN,

use

DIGITAL

OUT

(OPTICAL)

instead

of

LINE

OUT.

See

the

figures

on

the

left.

1

Take

off

the

cap.

2

Plug

in

firmly.

Note

on

DIGITAL

OUT

(OPTICAL)

When

connecting

with

DIGITAL

OUT

(OPTICAL),

use

the

POC-15

audio

optical

connecting

cord

(not

supplied).

Please

note

that

when

the

digital

out

is

connected,

fade

out,

fade

in,

time

fade

and

level

file

functions

cannot

be

used.

SI6EEX-ddd

|

CDP-X339ES

SECTION

2

ELECTRICAL

BLOCK

CHECKING

Note:

1.

CD

Block

basically

constructed

to

operate

without

adjus-

tment.

Therefore,

check

each

item

in

order

given.

2.

Use

YEDS-18

disc

(3-702-101-01)

unless

otherwise

indicat-

ed.

3.

Use

the

oscilloscope

with

more

than

10MQ

impedance.

4.

Clean

an

object

lens

by

an

applicator

with

neutral

deter-

gent

when

the

signal

level

is

low

than

specified

value

with

the

following

checks.

S

Curve

Check

oscilloscope

BD

board

C)

earl

et

TP(FE)

Soe

pk

TP(VC)

O—t———0

-

Procedure

:

1.

Connect

oscilloscope

to

test

point

TP

(FE)

on

BD

board.

2.

Connect

between

test

point

TP

(FEI)

and

TP

(VC)

with

lead

wire.

3.

Turned

Power

switch

on

and

actuate

the

focus

serch.

(actuate

the

focus

serch

when

disc

table

is

moving

in

and

out.)

4.

Check

the

oscilloscope

waveform

(S

curve)

is

symmetri-

cal

between

A

and

B.

And

confirm

peak

to

peak

level

within

3+1Vp-p.

S

curve

waveform

symmetry

within

3

+1Vpp

5.

After

check,

remove

the

lead

wire

connected

in

step

2.

Note:

@

Try

to

mesure

several

times

to

make

sure

that

the

ratio

of

A:

B

or

B:

A

is

more

than

10:

7.

e

Take

sweep

time

as

long

as

possible

and

light

up

the

brightness

to

obtain

best

waveform.

RF

Level

Check

oscilloscope

BD

board

C)

enr—

TP(RF)

O«—OF

TP(VC)

O=t—70

-

Procedure

:

1.

Connect

oscilloscope

to

test

point

TP

(RF)

on

BD

board.

2.

Turn

Power

switch

on.

3.

Put

disc

(YEDS-18)

in

and

playback.

4.

Confirm

that

oscilloscope

waveform

is

clear

and

check

RF

signal

level

is

correct

or

not.

Note:

Clear

RF

signal

waveform

means

that

the

shape

“<>”

can

be

clearly

distinguished

at

the

center

of

the

waveform.

VOLT/DIV:

200mV

RF

signal

waveform

TIME/DIV:

500nS

iii

Wise

A

\

RE

[RRR

NY

OS)

level:

a

1.2

207

Vp-p

E-F

Balance

Check

oscilloscope

BD

board

C)

———

TP(TE)

O<=———o

+

TP(VC)

Owe—lo

-

Procedure

:

1.

Connect

test

point

TP

(ADJ)

to

ground

and

TP

(TEI)

to

TP

(VC)

with

lead

wires.

2.

Connect

oscilloscope

to

test

point

TP

(TE)

on

BD

board.

3.

Turn

Power

switch

on.

4.

Put

disc

(YEDS-18)

in

and

playback.

5.

Confirm

that

the

osilloscope

waveform

is

symmetrical

on

the

top

and

bottom

in

relation

to

0V,

and

check

this

level.

Traverse

oscilloscope

wah

Ma

oy

eal

an

int

tit

14

symmetry

level:

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connected

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step

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1.

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frequency

counter

to

test

point

TP

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with

lead

wire.

frequency

counter

BD

board

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Power

switch

on.

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disc

(YEDS-18)

in

and

playback.

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that

reading

on

frequency

counter

is

4.3218MHz.

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if

it

is

slightly

off.

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no

problem.

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do

not

perform,

this

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note

that

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should

be

fixed

to

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center

position

when

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do

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original

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