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Marantz PMD661 Service Manual

Marantz PMD661
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52
State of pin *7) Category Pin name Name I/O Function Pin
count
(Pin nos.)
RST_N=”
L”
RST_N
goes “H”
PCUT=1
D15-0 Data Bus I/O This is a 16-bit data bus. 24-39 *4) *4)
AD6-1 Multiplex
Address Bus
I/O When a multiplex bus is specified, this
group of pins is used on a time-shared
basis for some of the data buses (D6-D1),
or for 6 bits of the address bus (A6-A1).
Input
(Hi-z)
A6-1 Address Bus IN This is a 6-bit address bus.
Because the data bus consists of 16 bits,
there is no A0.
18-23 Input
*5)
Input
*5)
ALE Address Latch
Enable
IN When a multiplex bus is specified, the A6
pin is used as the ALE signal.
Input Input
Input
(Hi-z)
Input
CS_N Chip Select IN Setting this to the “L” level selects this
controller.
56 Input
*6)
Input
*6)
Input
RD_N Read Strobe IN Setting this to the “L” level reads data
from the controller registers.
53 Input Input Input
WR0_N D7-0 Byte Write
Strobe
IN At the rising edge, D7-D0 are written to
the registers of the controller.
54 Input
*6)
Input
*6)
Input
WR1_N D15-8 Byte Write
Strobe
IN At the rising edge, D15-D8 are written to
the registers of the controller.
55 Input
*6)
Input
*6)
Input
CPU bus
interface
MPBUS*3 Bus Mode
Selection
IN Setting this to the “L” level selects a
separate bus.
Setting this to the “H” level selects a
multiplex bus.
This should be fixed at either the “H” or “L”
level.
17 Input
*3)
Input
*3)
Input
*3)
Split bus
interface
SD7-0 Split Data Bus I/O If a split bus is selected, this functions as
the data bus for the split bus.
43-50 Input
(Hi-z)
Input
(Hi-z)
Input
(Hi-z)
DREQ0_N*1
DREQ1_N*1
DMA Request OUT This notifies the system of a D0FIFO port
or D1FIFO port DMA transfer request.
57, 60 H H H/L
*8)
DACK0_N*1
DACK1_N*1
DMA
Acknowledge
IN Input the DMA Acknowledge signal for the
D0FIFO or D1FIFO port.
58, 61 Input Input
DSTB0_N*2 Data Strobe 0 IN This functions as the data strobe signal
for the D0FIFO port.
Because it is also used for the DMA
Acknowledge signal of the D1FIFO port,
the DSTB0_N function cannot be used if
the DACK1_N function is being used.
Input
DMA bus
interface
DEND0_N*1
DEND1_N*1
DMA Transfer
End
I/O <In the FIFO port access writing
direction>
This receives the Transfer End signal
from another peripheral chip or the CPU
as an input signal.
<In the FIFO port access reading
direction>
This indicates the transfer end data as an
output signal.
59, 62 Input
(Hi-z)
Input
(Hi-z)
Input
(Hi-z)
INT_N Interrupt OUT In the “L” active state, this notifies the
system of various types of interrupts
relating to USB communication.
51 H H H Interrupt/
SOF
output
SOF_N SOF pulse output OUT When an SOF is detected in the “L” active
state, an SOF pulse is output.
52 H H H
10 NI tupni noitallicsO NIXClock
XOUT Oscillation output OUT
A crystal oscillator should be connected
between XIN and XOUT. When using
external clock input, the external clock
signal should be connected to XIN, and
XOUT should be open.
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PIN DESCRIPTIONS

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Marantz PMD661 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Recording FormatMP3, WAV
Storage MediaSD/SDHC card
Microphone InputXLR/TRS combo jack
USBUSB 2.0
MicrophoneBuilt-in stereo microphones
Battery LifeApproximately 4 hours with alkaline batteries
Weight650 g (without batteries)
Sampling Rate44.1 kHz, 48 kHz
Bit Rate32kbps to 320kbps (MP3)
Inputs2 x XLR microphone inputs, 1 x 1/8" (3.5mm) line input
Outputs1 x 3.5 mm headphone
Power4 x AA batteries or AC adapter

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