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Kenwood DP-1100 B User Manual

Kenwood DP-1100 B
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COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
NOTE:
Please
replace this
service
manual
with
the old DP-1100's manual (B51-1592-00).
This
manual
has
all
descriptions
for DP-1100 and DP-110011.
Photo is DP-110011
'Refer to Parts List on page 191,
TRIO-KENWOOD
Corp.
certifies this
equipment conforms to DHHS
Regula-
tions
No. 21 CFR 1040.10, Chapter I,
Subchapter
J.
DANGER:
Laser
radiation when open
and interlock defeated.
AVOID
DIRECT
EXPOSURE
TO
BEAM.
KENWOOD
DP-1100
B
DP-1100II
Photo is DP-1100B
•Refer to Parts List on page 177.
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Kenwood DP-1100 B Specifications

DP-1100B

Audio Performance IconAudio Performance
frequency response2 Hz to 20 kHz, ± 0.5 dB
dynamic range95 dB or more
signal-to-noise ratio95 dB or more
Power IconPower
power supplyAC 120 V, 60 Hz
power consumption20 W
Physical Characteristics IconPhysical Characteristics
dimensions440(W) X 88(H) X 310(D) mm
weight6.8 kg
wow and flutterBelow measurable limit

DP-1100II

Audio Performance IconAudio Performance
frequency response2 Hz to 20 kHz, ± 0.5 dB
dynamic range95 dB
signal-to-noise ratio95 dB
Power IconPower
power supplyAC 120 V to AC 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz
power consumption23 W
Physical Characteristics IconPhysical Characteristics
dimensions440(W) X 88(H) X 310(D) mm
weight6.8 kg
wow and flutterBelow measurable limit

Summary

II. FUNDAMENTALS

3-3-1 Focus Servo Circuit

Explains the focus servo's role in maintaining the laser spot on the disc surface.

3-3-2 Tracking Servo Circuit

Describes the tracking servo's function to follow the disc's signal track.

3-3-3 CLV Servo Circuit

Details the CLV servo's function in maintaining constant linear velocity.

5-2 FOCUS ERROR AND TRACKING ERROR

Explains the detection methods for focus and tracking errors.

5-2-1 Focus Error Detection

Details focus error detection using critical angle prism and reflection ratio.

5-2-2 Tracking Error Detection

Explains tracking error detection using the heterodyne system.

1. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

1-2-1 Focus servo circuit

Explains how the focus servo loop maintains focus on the disc.

1-2-2 Tracking servo circuit

Describes the tracking servo's function to follow the disc's signal track.

1-5-1 RESET OPERATION

Explains the power-on and power-off reset sequence.

1-5-4 FOCUS SEARCH OPERATION

Details the process of searching for the correct focus point.

1-5-5 DISC DETECTION OPERATION & REVERSE-REVOLUTION PREVENTION CIRCUIT FOR DISC MOTOR

Describes disc detection and prevention of reverse motor rotation.

1-5-7 FOCUS SERVO OPERATION

Details the focus servo operation including feedback and compensation.

1-5-8 TRACKING SERVO OPERATION

Explains tracking servo operation, including error signal processing.

1-5-9 TRACKING ERROR GENERATION AND KICK OPERATION

Describes generation of tracking error and kick operation control.

1-5-12. FOCUS SERVO CONTROL SIGNAL OPERATION

Explains control signals for focus servo operation.

1-5-15. DROPOUT DETECTION OPERATION AND PUFF, KICK OPERATION

Explains dropout detection and PUFF/KICK operations.

2. IC OPERATION OF EACH CIRCUIT AND PIN DESCRIPTION

2-3-1 IC15 (TMP4740N-5909, 5914) Main microprocessor

Details the TMP4740N main microprocessor IC.

2-3-5 IC12 (MB88201-115K) SVC microprocessor

Describes the MB88201 SVC microprocessor IC.

2-4-1 IC1 (TMP47C41N) display microprocessor

Details the TMP47C41N display microprocessor IC.

3. OPERATION OF MAIN MICROPROCESSOR

3-1-1 Tray close operation

Describes the flowchart for closing the disc tray.

3-1-2 Disc presence/absence detection

Explains how disc presence is detected using DOK and FSRCH signals.

3-1-3 Disc surface/rear judgement

Describes the flowchart for judging disc surface/rear condition.

3-1-6 FF/REV mode

Explains fast forward/backward pickup operations.

3-1-7 Search operation

Details dynamic and kick search systems for locating music.

3-1-8 Pause operation

Explains the pause operation using the search system.

4. TROUBLESHOOTING

4-2 FOCUS SERVO

Troubleshooting guide for focus servo issues.

4.3 TRACKING SERVO

Troubleshooting guide for tracking servo problems.

4-4. Pickup feed motor circuit

Troubleshooting steps for the pickup feed motor circuit.

4-5. DROPOUT CONTROL (DCON)

Troubleshooting for dropout control circuit, especially with scratched discs.

4-6. KICK CIRCUIT

Troubleshooting for kick circuit operations and related signals.

4-7. TRAY

Troubleshooting steps for tray mechanism issues.

4-10. CLV (constant linear verocity)

Troubleshooting guide for CLV operation issues.

4-11. BIT SYNCHRONIZATION

Troubleshooting for bit synchronization problems.

4-12. SIGNAL PROCESSING

Troubleshooting for signal processing circuits.

4-13. D/ACONVERTER

Troubleshooting steps for D/A converter issues like distortion or no sound.

4-14. DISPLAY PCB

Troubleshooting for the display PCB and its components.

5. MECHANISM OPERATION

(1) Operation

Explains how the pickup moves linearly via gears and rack.

(1) Operation during power ON

Explains tray eject/load sequence when power is on.

(1) Tray operation

Explains how the tray operates during disc loading and ejection.

5-3 REPLACEMENT AND REMOVAL OF MAIN COMPONENTS

Provides instructions for replacing major components.

5-3-1 Replacement of pickup (Figs. M20, M21 and M22)

Step-by-step guide for replacing the laser pickup assembly.

5-3-2 Replacement of disc motor on FG PCB

Instructions for replacing the disc motor and FG PCB.

5-3-4 Replacement of loading motor on loading gear group

Instructions for replacing the loading motor and gears.

5-3-7 Removal of head amplifier PCB

Procedure for removing the head amplifier PCB.

5-3-8 Replacement of clamper lever mount

Instructions for replacing the clamper lever mount.

5-3-5 Replacement of tray

Step-by-step guide for replacing the disc tray.

5-5 CLAMPER LEVER HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Details adjustment procedures for the clamper lever height.

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