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Panasonic SA-HT650P User Manual

Panasonic SA-HT650P
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ORDER NO. MD0306235C1
A6
DVD Home Theatre Sound System
SA-HT650P
Color
(S)......Silver Type
SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications
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Panasonic SA-HT650P Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeHome Theater System
Audio Channels5.1
DVD PlayerYes
HDMI Outputs1
USB PortYes
Surround Sound FormatsDolby Digital, DTS
Progressive ScanYes
Remote ControlYes
Playable MediaDVD, CD, MP3
InputsAnalog Audio
OutputsHDMI
TunerFM
Total Power Output600 Watts

Summary

Remote Control

Main Unit

Amplifier Specifications

Tuner Section Specifications

Disc Playback Capabilities

Video Output Specifications

Audio Specifications

General Unit Specifications

Safety Precautions

General Guidelines

Fundamental safety principles applicable to all servicing operations.

Leakage Current Checks

Procedures for performing cold and hot leakage current tests for electrical safety.

Lead Solder Handling

Before Repair and Adjustment

Protection Circuitry

Accessories

Operation Procedures

Disc Information

About HighMAT

What is HighMAT?

Definition and introduction to the HighMAT format standard.

Why use HighMAT?

Reasons and benefits for adopting the HighMAT standard for digital content.

Advantages of HighMAT

Key benefits and improvements offered by the HighMAT standard for user experience.

Outline of the HighMAT Standard

Overview of the HighMAT standard, covering recording media and data formats.

Support Data Format

Details on the data formats supported by HighMAT players at different levels.

Limitations of Data Format

Specific constraints and limitations regarding WMA, MP3, and JPEG file formats in HighMAT.

Composition of HighMAT Disc

Explanation of the structure of a HighMAT disc, including menus and playlists.

Prevention of Electro Static Discharge (ESD)

Precaution of Laser Diode

Handling Precaution for Traverse Deck (Optical Pickup)

Grounding for Electrostatic Breakdown Prevention

Methods for grounding equipment and personnel to prevent ESD damage to the optical pickup.

Human Body Grounding

Methods for grounding the human body using anti-static wrist straps to prevent ESD.

Handling of Optical Pickup

Precautions for handling the optical pickup during transportation and installation.

Handling Precautions for Traverse Unit (Optical Pickup)

Specific precautions for handling the traverse unit, focusing on its precision and cable connections.

Disassembly and Main Component Replacement Procedures

Checking for DVD B/E Module and Power P.C.B.

Procedure for checking the DVD B/E Module and Power P.C.B. during disassembly.

Checking for Panel P.C.B. and Switch P.C.B.

Procedure for checking the Panel P.C.B. and Switch P.C.B. during disassembly.

Checking for DVD Module P.C.B.s

Procedure for checking various DVD modules (1, CD Loading, ASP, DSP, Input) P.C.B.s.

Checking for DVD REG P.C.B.

Procedure for checking the DVD REG P.C.B. during disassembly.

Checking for Main P.C.B.

Procedure for checking the Main P.C.B. during disassembly.

Replacement of the Power IC

Step-by-step guide for replacing the Power IC component on the P.C.B.

Replacement of DVD Traverse Unit

Detailed procedure for replacing the DVD traverse unit, including disc tray and top plate removal.

Replacement for the Disc Tray

Procedure for removing and replacing the disc tray mechanism.

Disassembly and Reassembly for Mechanism Base Drive Unit

Steps for disassembling and reassembling the mechanism base drive unit.

Replacement for the Motor Ass'y

Procedure for replacing the motor assembly, including belt installation and unit checks.

Optical Pickup Self-Diagnosis and Replacement Procedure

Self-Diagnosis

Guide for performing self-diagnosis and effective tilt adjustment for the optical pickup.

Cautions to Be Taken During Replacement of Optical Pickup and Spindle Motor

Cautions to be taken during replacement of optical pickup

Specific safety warnings for handling the optical pickup and its peripherals during replacement.

Self-Diagnosis Function

Automatic Displayed Error Codes

Details on error codes automatically displayed by the unit, including F61.

Description of Error Code

Explanation of error codes, their states, conditions, causes, and troubleshooting steps.

Memorized Error Codes

Procedures for activating, displaying, re-displaying, and deleting memorized error codes.

Mode Table 1

DVD/CD Self-Diagnosis Error Code Description

Error Codes Stored During No Play

Mode Table 2

Tray Lock Function

Setting

Steps for configuring the tray lock functions, such as disc lock and operation lock modes.

Things to Do After Repair

Adjustment Procedure

Required Tools and Equipment

List of tools, test discs, and equipment required for unit adjustment and checking.

Optical Adjustment (Optical Pickup Tilt Adjustment)

Detailed procedure for adjusting the optical pickup tilt for optimal performance.

Adjustment Procedure

Step-by-step guide for performing the optical pickup tilt adjustment using test discs.

Tips for Optical Adjustment

Helpful tips and sequence recommendations for performing optical adjustment effectively.

Check After Adjustment

Procedure for verifying the adjustment quality by checking for picture deterioration or sound skipping.

Procedure for Screw Lock

Steps to secure adjustment screws after completing the optical adjustment process.

Illustration of IC’s, Transistors and Diodes

Terminal Function of IC’s

IC451 (C2BBFD000307) Mecha Control

Pinout and function description for the Mecha Control IC (IC451).

Block Diagram

Schematic Diagram

Parts Location and Replacement Parts List

Integrated Circuits

List of integrated circuits used in the unit, including part numbers and functions.

Transistors

List of transistors used in the unit, including part numbers and descriptions.

Diodes

List of diodes used in the unit, including part numbers and descriptions.

Chip Inductors

List of chip inductors used in the unit, including part numbers.

Variable Resistors

List of variable resistors used in the unit, including part numbers.

Switches

List of switches used in the unit, including part numbers and types.

Connectors

List of connectors used in the unit, including part numbers and types.

Fuses

List of fuses used in the unit, including part numbers and ratings.

Fuse Holders

List of fuse holders used in the unit, including part numbers.

Fuse Protector

List of fuse protectors used in the unit, including part numbers.

Oscillators

List of oscillators used in the unit, including part numbers and frequencies.

Wires

List of wires used in the unit, including part numbers and types.

Resistors

List of resistors used in the unit, including part numbers, values, and wattage.

Capacitors

List of capacitors used in the unit, including part numbers, values, and voltage ratings.

Packing Materials

Accessories

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