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Type | CD Player |
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Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.002% |
Weight | 5.8 kg |
Dynamic Range | 100 dB |
HDAM | Yes |
Digital Output | Coaxial, Optical |
DAC | Cirrus Logic CS4398 |
Audio Outputs | RCA (L/R) |
Headphone Output | Yes |
Output Voltage | 2Vrms |
Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
Instructions for ordering replacement parts.
Important warnings on part replacement and potential hazards.
Tests for shock and fire hazards post-service.
Detailed audio performance specifications.
Power supply requirements, physical dimensions, and environmental data.
Specifications for laser readout and signal processing.
General servicing guidelines including dismounting, mounting, and precautions.
List of recommended specialized tools for servicing.
Precautions against electrostatic discharge and general safety.
Critical safety information regarding laser product and eye protection.
Steps to enter and exit service mode for diagnostics.
Procedure for safely removing a disc in emergency situations.
List of required hardware and software for the update.
Step-by-step guide for updating software using a PC.
Steps to resolve issues when the Flash Programmer application fails to launch.
Schematic details for the main PCB, section 1/2.
Schematic details for the main PCB, section 2/2.
Pin assignments and functional overview for the T5CD2 microprocessor.
Detailed description of each pin function for the T5CD2 microprocessor.
Pin assignments and descriptions for the TC94A70FG IC.
Description of functions and pin assignments for the TA2125AF IC.
Pin assignments and descriptions for the CS4398CZ IC.
Logic diagrams and truth tables for multiple logic ICs.
Logic diagrams and pin descriptions for logic ICs.
Logic diagrams and pin assignments for the TC74LS628 IC.
Details on resistor identification and values.
Details on capacitor identification, types, and values.
Glossary of terms and symbols used in the parts list.
Guidelines for replacing the microprocessor or Flash ROM.