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General| Type | CD Player |
|---|---|
| Disc Compatibility | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Digital Outputs | Coaxial, Optical |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | >100dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | < 0.002% |
| Analog Outputs | RCA |
| Dimensions | 215 x 73 x 360 mm |
Details the audio output voltage level.
Specifies the audio frequency range handled by the player.
Quantifies the signal distortion levels at specified frequencies.
Indicates the signal-to-noise ratio performance of the unit.
Measures the difference between the loudest and quietest audible signals.
Measures the degree of crosstalk between audio channels.
Specifies the type of digital audio output interface available.
Measures timing inaccuracies in the digital audio clock signal.
Provides the physical size measurements of the CD player.
States the overall weight of the Cyrus CD6s unit.
Warns about removing covers and the absence of user-serviceable parts.
Alerts technicians to exposed live mains voltages on the PCB.
Outlines essential steps to prevent static damage to components.
Shows positions of warning labels, including laser safety warnings.
Guidelines for storing and handling surface-mount devices safely.
Advice on measuring voltages on PCB pads without damaging components.
Specific static protection measures for working with SMD components.
Techniques and tools required for SMD soldering and removal.
Step-by-step guide for removing SMD components from the PCB.
Step-by-step guide for fitting replacement SMD components.
Information found on the product's rear rating label.
Explains the meaning and importance of the product's serial number.
Details PCB revision numbers for service correspondence.
Description of the two main internal PCBs found in the CD6s.
Details the microcontroller and its role in system control.
Information on software installation, updates, and version checking.
Describes the laser pickup and servo PCB functionality.
Explains the D/A conversion process and associated components.
Explains how the DAC master clock is generated via PLL.
Details the internal power supply derivation from the toroidal transformer.
Describes the LCD module and its interface with the microcontroller.
Steps to diagnose and fix issues where discs are not being read.
Procedure for removing the disc loading mechanism and laser pickup.
Steps for removing the front panel assembly and its printed circuit board.
Procedure for safely removing the power transformer unit.
Troubleshooting steps for cases of missing audio output.
How to troubleshoot lack of response to MC-Bus commands.
States that no specific alignment is required during maintenance.
Process for installing or upgrading the unit's control software.
Method for checking and managing installed software versions.
Notes the lack of direct PSX-R external power supply connection.
Describes the MC-Bus communication system between Cyrus products.
How to test the MC-Bus connection and functionality.
List of components for the main chassis assembly.
Identification of components located on the front panel.
List of resistors with their specifications and values.
List of capacitors with their specifications and values.
List of diodes with their specifications and types.
List of transistors with their specifications and types.
List of integrated circuits with their specifications and descriptions.
List of voltage regulators with their specifications.
List of filters, inductors, and crystals with specifications.
List of connectors and sockets with their specifications.
List of miscellaneous parts not categorized elsewhere.
Lists the available circuit diagrams and their respective content.
Diagram showing connectivity and digital audio output circuits.
Diagram illustrating the clock generation circuitry.
Diagram of the Digital-to-Analogue Converter and analogue filter stages.
Diagram detailing the microcontroller and associated components.
Diagram of the CD6s power supply unit.
