ne MICRO. com . .. 8 CRO COMPO! ee ne AP : ON ee NENTSYSTEM —— UX =T3 A/us/U Contents Safety Precautions ‘Safety Precaution about UX - T3: . Main Features Specifications: Instructions Location of Main Parts: Removal of Main Parts ~~ 3. Main Adjustment ~ Troubleshooting ( CDPart) ~~~ gee Area Suffix | 10, Block Diagram 11. Wiring Connections 12. IC Block Diagram-~ 18, Standard Schematic Diagram + 14, Location of P.C. Board Parts: 15. Electrical Parts List-~ 16, Analytic Drawing and Parts List 17. tustration of Packing and Parts List 18, Accessories No. 1928 February 1995UX —73 AUS/U 1. Safety Precautions 1. The design ofthis product contains speci! hardware and many circuits and components specially for safety purposes. For continued protection, no changes should be made to the original design unioss authorized in wring by the manufacturer. Replacement parts ‘must be identical to thase used in the orginal circus. Service should be performed by qualified personnel only. 2. Alterations of the design or circuitry ofthe product should not be made. Any design alterations ofthe product should not be made. Any design alterations or adltione will vold the manufacture's wavranty and wil further reiove the manufacture of responsibilty for personal Injury oF property damage resulting thoretrom. ‘3. Many electrical and mechanical parts in the products have special safety — related characteristics. These charactorstics are ofton not evident from vieualinepection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are Kentiied in the Parts List of Service Manual, Electrical components having such features are identilod by shading on the schomatic and by ( A Jon the Parts st in the Service Manual, The use of a substtute replacement which does not have the same safely characteristics as the recommended replacement part shown in the Parts List of Service Manual may create shock fre, or other hazards. 4. The leads in the products are routed and dressed wit ties, clamps. tubings, barters and the lke to be separated from Ive parts, high temperature pats, moving parts and for sharp edges forthe prevention of electric shock and fre hazard, When service is required, the original lead routing and dress should be observed, and it should be confimmad that they have been returned to normal, alter reassembling 5. Leakage current chack (Electicl shock hazard testing) ‘ter reassembling the product, always perform an isolation check on the exposed metal parts of the product (antenna terminals knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack. control shafts, etc) to be sure the product i safe to operate without danger of real hock. Do not use a line isolation transformer during this check + Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet, Using a “Leakage current tester, measure the leakage current from each exposed metal part ofthe cabinet, particulary any exposed motal part having a retum path tothe chassis, oa known good earth ground. Any leakage currant must not exceed 0.5mA AC(«m.s), “ACVOLTMETER + Alternate check method 7} | (Having 1000 ohmsivott, | lug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Uso an AC voltmeter ‘Ormore sensietey-) having, 1.000 ohms per volt or more sensitivity inthe following manner. Connect a 1,500 ohms 10W resistor paralloled by a 0.15 11 F AC type capacior between an exposed metal part and a known good earth Ground, Measure the AC voltage across the resistor with the AC volimeter. Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal par, particulary any exposed metal part having a return path tothe chassis, ‘and measure the AC voltage across the resistor. Now, reverse the plug inthe AC outlet and repeat each measurement. Any voltage meatured must not exceed 0.75V AC{rm.s.)This corresponds o 0.5mA AC(ram-.). 0.15 nF ACTYPE Place this probe | fon ech exposed 15008 10W ‘metal part Good earth ground Warning 1. Thie equipment has beon designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards. 2. isthe lagal responsibilty ofthe repairer to ensure that these safoly standards are maintained, 3, Repairs must be made in accordance with the relevant safety standards. 4, tis essential that safety ertical components are replaced by approved parts. 5. If maine voltage solocor is provided, check soting fr local voltage, 2 (No.1928)UX — T3 AUSIU 2. Safety Precution about UX- T3 IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS IDENTIFICATION LABEL AND PRECAUTIONS (Australia/Singapore only) CERTIFICATION LABEL. 1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT 2. DANGER: Invisible lar radiation whon opon and interlock failed or defeated. Avold creck exposure to beam, ‘8. CAUTION: Do not open the rear cover. There are no user sorviceabie pars inside the unit leave all earvcing fo qualified service personnel 4. CAUTION: Tho compact die player uses invisible laser radiation and is equipped with safety ewitchos “which prevent the emission ofradiaion when the CD holder ie open, It is dangerous to defeat the safety switches. ‘5. CAUTION: Use of controls for adjustments and the performance of procedures “other than. those Speciied herein ‘may result’ in exposure to hazardous radiation. 6.CAUTION: The laser Is ablo to function, If safety ‘Switches out of function. The laser light is invisible, ‘avoid exposure, do not disassemise the laser unit, but replace tre complete unt Name/Rating plate ¥ Pes CLASS LASER PRODUCT eet ect sora utr ii ce acne Seaonpni tt ts, > B Fd HI u 4 i (No.1928) 3| UX-T3AUSIU |UX ~ 73 AUSIU i Inportant management points regarding safety(Item demanding special safety precautions) 1. Power transformer marking :VTP6SG2 — 12E (UX - T3 US/U) VTP66T2 ~ 12F (UX—T3A) 2. Concerning the AC socket, the next marking must be confirmed and to avoid print circuit board pattern damage. ‘The AC socket must not float from print circut board, Marking ~ Hsc1466 ‘3. Concerning the primary terminal and the adjacent secondary terminal on the print circuit board to provide proper ‘creeping and spatial distance, solder must not protrude from soldering round. 4, Before installation contirm the fuse capacity indication, ( @ Jand ( @ marks on the fuse holder. (AUS only) Before installation confirm the fuse capacity indication, (UL )and (CSA jmarks on the fuse holder. (U oniy) [REFNO [Capacity and mark | indication on board] Version (Ror | _Te00ma [a00ma Toa Foor | eodmala50v | —_—600mA250V MUS _| Fo02 TA TA AUS (Feos TeaA TA [Ns 5, Wires must be clamped or secured at the locations shown in the figure so that the wire do not touch to live parts, ‘moving part , hot part, or sharp edges. 6. The sigle wire on the P.C, board must be fixded with spacer or bond. 7. Following parts are controlled as the heated parts. confirm that the flammable parts are lifted up + IC; (CAST), ICAI, 1C502 “Transistor: (QA951) *Resistor : RA3S1, «Diode : 901~D904 ‘8, Confirm the indication * HXWo353 “on the voltage selection switch. ( UX - T3 US/U ) (No.1928) 5ux-taausiy | 3. Main features 4. Spacifications 4. Disssze micro component system consisting of 9 Compete payer section tne oe compas de \ctive r-Bass circuit for low-frequenc) 3nal detection mn-contact optical pickup: 2. Relve Hyper Baas PRO circuit for lowetrequency Nimberotarnes enna 9. Gre ouch operation (iumiMagie COMPU PLAY) oe Big ie Wena sure butlon (60, tap, toner 0” AUX) Spatemee i | OB frosted, hw ants power tured on and ats Satan so {he playback even when the power is set 10 caer Statony. one her Loss mesa int 4. 32key remote control unit opens and closes the motorerven CD tray, and operates the usual CO, Baal secon raor5~1oaute Cassette deck and tuner functions Bee oom 5. Mullefunction CD ployer {winch space node sett Programmed PlajRepeatplay/Random Play/ntro Sito Sean fei0~ 1.70. 6. Uti avtoreveraefulioge mechanism wih (et eo rman Dolby @ NE % 2 Auto tape select mechanism. peteonas si 20-As6Me + Weta ype Nv) and GrO2 (yp I ape canbe played ‘age ater back for superior tone quality, Extemal antenna terminal for FM. CrO2 (type Il) tape recording capability. (75 ohms\/SW (7 ~ 21.85 MHz) {Muse seann forward or reverse rection 7. &:Band digital synthesizer tuner with. &5-station Tape dec section (15 FM, 15.AM and 15:SW) preset capability Tice sem sevack 2am! seeo oSeoianval ning ete Enon BE mr 1 Role preset ning. ve conan el «8. TimertGiock function HesperTa a ne ‘© Timer on/off with preset volume function. head loreasue 5 Sleep ier canbe se for upto 120 minutes {Conbnaten head) 9, Microphone mixing facily Frequaney response Soe rope ttn Cosa) won ahaa a moron * Doty cise reduction manutatured under Keense om Fastendtine Sgpro 20 56 (C40 caso) Bony (aber Ucertng Gopeason Day are te ‘ould synbot GU ae taconart of Baty Labraoes Speake section (ach unt) [eng Conan Speake: (moesineey scmx1 0) Smrersire {54 288 0) 12040) Woon eon 2 enerat Foner oa Wax 28 (14W 1849) fea ont nca de a0 m0 ay tec @ mda, (uaicing mpedanee 208 = soy Ouputads Spear x2 (racing inpdarce sate Meadgones (020 mae a) (retcing urpecanes 18 ~ka) Power sat SStanv sone ucran, IN tvtrr200 Vs (UX Susu EOC 121 (cr btn via pons Gx Naot ea tan Powe onsampion SB wan Powe Sa On Saws) 2 W ath POWER SHON) cesty SSW oan Power sw Sanson irension $090 1200 (4) «259 0) ' incu ies west oor 8 Accessories provided Power cord Famers corto ut MEATS) 1 anon aoa {ortho remote conten Feeds arena 1 oop actor sla 1 AAC pig adapters 1 (UX- abuser ‘Design and specications ro subject o change without notice, 6 (No.1928)UX —T3 AUSIU 5. 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Location of Main Parts Wi The Internal Part of Unit ‘System microcomputer board Front panel unit Cassette mechanism ‘ag wa, De ‘Chassis unit = 1 Power supply board Fig. 6-1 Chassis Unit Part ‘Main amplifier board Chassis (No.1928) 33ux-taausu | WOOD Player Unit ‘System micro computer board Lep Tray ‘Loading motor board ‘CD ampiifier board Fig. 6-3 Antenna terminal CD amplifier board Pickup Spindlesfeed motor ass'y | Loading motor board Fig. 6-4 34 (No.1928)UX ~ 73 AUSIU Cassette Mechanism Part Mechanism control board Cassette mechanism DOLBY NR board Blas board Fig. 6-5 MFront Panel Part Power sourcertay switch board LCD indicator Tray window -CD operation switch board Cassette operation switch board Fig. 6-6 (No.1928) 35UX - T3 AJUS/U 7. Removal of Main Parts m How to Remove the Upper Cover (Refer to folume knot Poll out the volume knab from the rear cover. 2. Insert a minus screw driver into the sit onthe rear cover and remove the MIC. plate while raising it in the arrow Tyee direction. “a 83. From the back of the body, remove the six screws (1 x 5 and 2 X 1) retaining the upper cover. 4. From the right and loft sides of the body, remove the ~ four serews (3) retaining the upper cover. Rear ver» 5. Remove the Screw (A) retaining the micjack P.C. board. mHow to Remove the CD Player Ass'y (Refer to Fig. 7-5) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to “How to Remove the Upper cover’). 2. From both sides of the bods retaining the CD player assy. 3. From the connector CN701 on the system micro - remove the two screws (4) computer P.C. board, remove the card wire outgoing Retr cover from the connector CN854 on the mechanism control Fidkariver PC, board, 4.From the connector CN702 on the system micro - Fig. 72 computer P.C. board, remove the card wire outgoing from the connector CN701 on the key switch P.C. board. Ee 5. Remove the one screw (6) retaining the CD player assy “ and main amplifier P.C. board. 6. Remove the two screws (19) retaining the heat sink (Refer to Fig. 7-20), 7.Disconnect the connections between the connectors CNA31 and CNA32 on the main amplifier P.C. board land connector CN706 on the system microcomputer P.C. board. mHow to Remove the Main Amplifier and Power Source P.C. Board (Refer to Fig. 7-5) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to "How to Remove the Upper Cover’) 2. Remove the CD player ass'y (Refer to “How to Remove the CD Player Ass'y’) 3. Remove the two screws (6) retaining the front panel assy and main amplifier and power source P.C. board as shown in Fig. 7-2 14, From the connector CNA33 on the main amplifier P. board, remove the card wire outgoing from the connector CN345 on the Dolby NA P.C. board, 5, Disengage the engagement (A) retaining the main amplifier and power source P.C. board with minus screw driver, ete 36 (No.1928)m How to Remove the Cassette Mechanism Ass'y (Refer to Fig. 7-5) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to “How to Remove the Upper Cover’) 2. Remove the CD player ass'y (Refer to "How to Remove the CD Player Assy’) 3. After opening the cassette door, remove it from the ‘cassette holder while puling the door cover in the arrow direction, 4.Remove the five screws (7) retaining the cassette mechanism ass. 5. Draw out the cassette mechanism ass'y trom the front panel as the cassette door has been left open. en706 _sTeenrio Pe ones () enzor Thi 7 yy 18) wil be removed L/ when raising tater pening the door Cassette door PLC. board assy Main ary Pet voard assy UX 73 WUS/U Lo Indicatorfsystem microcomputer PC. board acey (No.1928) 37UX — 3 AUS/U mHow to Remove Various P.C. Boards Mounted on the Front Panel Ass'y (Refer to Figs. 7-6 and 7-7) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to "How to Remove the Upper Cover’). 2. Remove the CD player ass'y (Refer to “How to Remove the CD Player Assy") 3, Remove the cassette mechanism ass'y (Refer to "How ‘to Remove the Cassette Mechanism Ass'y). 4, Remove the two screws (8) retaining the power source and CD tray switch P.C. board. 5. Remove the six screws (8) retaining the operation switch P.C, board, 6. Remove the four screws (10) retaining the cassette operation switch P.C. board. © 06 mHow to Remove the System Fig. 7-6 Microcompuer P.C. Board vos ‘3 (Refer to Fig. 7-8) C Power surea/DC tray 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to “How to Remove the ‘switch P.C. board assy Upper Cover"). Key switch P.C. 2, Remove the CD player ass' (Reter to “How to Remove board assy the CD Player Ass'y). 3. Remove the four screws (11) retaining the system microcomputer P.C. board gl 4.From the connector CN703 on the system miro - Ho computer P.C. board, remove the card wire outgoing {fom the connector CNSOS on the loading motor P.C cassie operat essote operation board ewroe_Swich'® 6 board assy 5, Remove the LED P.C. board, other connectors CN705 and CN707 as necessary. Fig. 77 system microcomputer PLC. board ass'y " al ot cn708{} i enror{}| —~ Et nl | enzo: © cNn706} } lr cnros{} |= Z| | fen7o2 “ ao System microcomputer SPE board sy Fight side view Lett side view 38 (No.1928)Ux ~ 13 AUS/U How to Remove the CD Tray ‘The tray fitting will be removed roe eee re ne hen ts aa peer Tray fing 1. Remove the upper cover (Reter to "How to Remove the go. Upper Cover’) ‘2. Remove the CD player ass'y (Refer to “How to Remove the CO Player Assy). ‘8, Remove the system microcomputer P.C. board (Refer to “How to Remove the System Microcomputer P.C. Board’). 4, Remove the CD tray fiting right upward, 5. Remove the two screws (12) playing a role of CD tray stopper, and pull out the CD tray. 6. After removing the four screws (13) retaining the CO clamper base, dismount the base from the loading base hile raising it from the rear side. Fig. 7-9 This patti clamped How to Remove the CD Amplifier P.C. wih Gamer board (Refer to Fig. 7-15) 1, Remove the two screws (14) retaining the CD amplifier P.C. board 2. From the connector CNSO1 on the CD amplifer P.C. board, remove the card wire outgoing from the CD pickup unit 3. From the connector CNS02 on the CD amplifier P.C. board, remove the connector wire outgoing from the CD motor. — a Fig. 7-10 “Dis diagram indicates that [Blhas boon sided toward The center (The clamaper Undartis condition tho tray can be puted olt Fig. 7-11 CD ampiiierP.c. board ass'y 71 “This part can be pulled out wnen the stopper screws ®Dhave boon removed (the serews @® have not been removed, the tray can Be pulled our but cannot be dis mounted). Fig. 7-12 (No.1928) 39UX ~T3 AUSIU How to Remove the Main Parts of CD Mechanism (Refer to Figs. 7-15 and 7-16) 1, Remove the upper cover (Refer to “How to Remove the Upper Cover’ 2, Femove the CD player assy (Refer to “How to Remove the CD Player Assy’) ‘3, Remove the system microcomputer P.C. board (Refer to “How to Remove the System Microcomputer P.C. Board’). 4, Remove the two screws (18) retaining the loading motor, and dismount the drive belt from the pulley. '5, Remove the two soldered portions on the loading motor P.C, board connecting the loading motor. 6. Turn the loading base over and remove the loading motor P.C, board by opening the three pawis retaining the P.C. board in the arrow direction (A) How to Remove the CD Mechanism (Refer to Figs. 7-17, 7-15 and 7-18) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to “How to Remoe the Upper Cover’). 2. Remove the CD player ass'y (Refer to "How to Remove the CD Player Ass'y). 3, Remove the system microcomputer P.C. board (Refer toHow to Remove the System Microcomputer P.C. Board’) 4, Remove the two serews (16) retaining the C.D. mecha rlsm. 5. Disrmount the CD mechanism. Fig. 7-16 & — Pmecranism chases - Be careful during CO chassis scombly SIRE, ww topper Moun of damer ing base ve praseing the stopper (teasing ae) tnt anow drecton. al Fig. 7.19 ‘uti shat Fig. 7-18 40 (No.1928)tm How to Remove the CD Pickup Unit (Refer to Figs. 7-17, 7-18 and 7-19) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to "How to Remove the Upper Cover’). 2. Remove the CD player ass'y (Refer to "How to Remoe the CD Player Ass'y. ‘3. Remove the system microcomputer P.C. board (Refer to “How to Remove the System Microcomputer P.C. Board’), 4. Flamove the one screw (17) retaining the CD chassis 5. While moving the CD chassis toward the stopper screw, remove the two paws (D) on the chassis. 6. While moving the shaft stopper in the arrow direction, pull out the pickup shat Reference: At the time reassembly, make sure that the damper rubber groove is engaged with the chassis sit. mHow to Remove the Power Source P.C. Board (Refer to Fig. 7-20) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to "How to Remove the Upper Cover’). 2, Remove the CD player ass'y (Refer to “How to Remove the CD Player Assy). 3, Remove the system microcomputer P.C, board (Refer to “How to Remove the System Microcomputer P.C. Board’). 4, Remove the two connectors CN@01 and CN902 ‘outgoing from the amplifier P.C. board. 5, From the connector CN903 on the power source P.C. board, remove the connector wire outgoing from the connector W903 on the amplifier P.C. board, 6. Remove the one screw (18) retaining the AC jack. 7. Remove the power source P.C. board while puling it right upward. How to Remove the Amplifier P.C. Board (Reter to Fig. 7-21) 1. Remove the upper cover (Refer to “How to Remove the Upper Cover’. 2, Remoe the CD player ass'y (Refer to “How to Remoe the CD Player Assy’). 3, Remove the two screws (19) retaining the heat sink. Reference: For dismounting the power IC, remove the three screws (20) retaining the heat sink, m How to Remove the Power source Transformer (Refer to Figs. 5-20 and 5-21) 1. From the connectors CN901 and CN802 on the power, source P.C. board, remove the wire outgoing from the ower surce transformer. 2. Remove the two screws (21) retaining the power source transformer. UX — 73 AUS/U ‘Ampito PC. board asey Power source PC. board assy Combine this part ‘when mounting te Pic board, Fig. 7-20 Insert the P.C. board convex into the chassis. Sita tho tme of assembly. Fig. 7-21 (No.1928) 41| UX-T3AUSIU | - mHow to Remove the Dolby NR P.C. Board (Refer to Figs. 7-22 and 7-23) 11, Remove the upper cover (Refer to "How to Remove the Upper Cover”. 2, Remove the CD player assy (Refer to the CD Player Assy’) ‘8. Remove the cassette mechanism ass'y (Refer to “How to Remove the Cassette Mechanism Ass’). 4, Remove the two screws (22) retaining the Dolby NR. P.C. board 5, While shifting the Dolby NR P.C. board toward the front side, disconnect the connection between the connector N22. on the equalizer amplifier P.C. board and ‘connector CN342 on the Dolby NR P.C. board as well as that between the connector CN343 on the Dolby NR. P.C. board and connector CN851 on the mechanism control P.C. board. jow to Remove lm How to Remove the Mechanism Control PC. Board (Refe to Figs. 7-22 and 7-23) 4. Remove the two sorews (23) retaining the mechanism ‘control P.C. board. 2, Disconnect the connections between the connectors CNB53 and CN852 on the mechansim control P.C. board and connectors CN1 and CN2 on the mechanism PC. board 8. Disconneet the connection between the connector N02 on the equalizer amplifier P.C. board and ‘connector CNBSS on the mechanism control P.C. board mHow to Remove the Equalizer amplifier P.C. Board and Bias P.C. Board (Rofer to Figs. 7-22 and 7- 23) 1. From the connector CN301 on the equalizer amplifier PC, board, remove the flexible P.C. board outgoing from the recording and playback head. 2.Remove the one screw (24) retaining the equalizer amplifier P.C. board 3, Remove the two protrusions (E) on the cassette mecha nism retaining the equalizer amplifier P.C. board. 4. From the P.C. board bracket, remove the two screws (25) retaining the equalizer amplifier P.C. boars. 5. Disconnect the connection between the connector CN3O3 on the equalizer amplifier P.C, board and ‘connector CN321 on the bias P.C. board. 66. From the P.C. board bracket, remove the one screw (26), retaining the bias P.C. board. mHow to Remove the Cassette Holder (Refer to Fig. 7-24) 1. Remove the cassette door spring from the cassette holder. 2. While pressing the cassette holder arm to inside, remove the arm from the mechanism bracket (Then the cassette holder and door damper will be removed simulta neously). Reference: For dismounting the mechanism bracket, remove the three screws [(27) x 2 and (28) x 1] retaining the cassette mechanism bracket, 42 (No.1928) Mechanism contro! PG. board assy Dolby NR P.C. board assy Fig. 7-22 piaspic, E@amp.P.C. board ass'y board assy agsote holder 308 apr Sacer few cassette holder farm section Mechanism bracket | mechanism ass'y Fig. 7-24| UX —T3 AUS/U mHow to Remove the Cassette / Mechanism | x The screws and parts are as indicated in the Record & play head | | disassembly diagram. For further detail, refer to the analytic drawing on Page 84. Eraser head Head Mount Ass'y (Refer to Fig. 7-25) From the chassis base ass'y, remove the three screws (13) retaining the head mount assy. Caution: Whenever the head mount assy has been changed, be sure to adjust the azimuth screw (46). Pinch Roller Ass'y (Refer to Fig. 7-26) 1. While spreading the pawl A retaining the right side pinch roller ass'y (27) in the arrow direction, pull out the ass'y upward. 2. While similarly spreading the pawl retaining the left side punch roller ass, pull out the ass'y upward. Fig. 7-25 Head mount ass'y Capstan Motor and Flywhee! (Refer to Figs. 7-27-7-31) 1, Turn over the cassette mechanism ass'y (Refer to Fig. 7-27), 2. From the chassis base, remove the three screws (37), retaining the FM bracket ass'y (Refer to Fig. 7-24) 3. While spreading the two paws (B and C) retaining the FM bracket ass'y in the arrow direction, remove the assy (Refer to Fig. 7-27) 4. Dismount the FM bracket assy. 5. From the FM bracket ass'y, remove the two screws (34) retaining the capstan motor (92) (Refer to Fig. 7-28), 6. After dismounting the belt (38), remove the flywheels (19) and (20) (Refer to Figs. 7-29 and 7-30) Caution: Dismount the belt so carefully that it is not contaminated by oll or other foreign matter. Regarding the belt hanging method, refer to Fig, 7-30. Motor pulley Fig. 7-27 Fig. 7-28 (No.1928) 43Reel and Actuator Motor Ass'y (Refer to Figs. 7-31 and 7-32) 1. Remove the four screws (23) and (26) retaining the ree! motor (21) and actuator motor (24) ass'y (Refer to Fig. 7-31). 2. To dismount the ree! motor, remove the two soldering D from the back side (Refer to Fig. 7~ 32). 3, To dismount the actuator motor, similarly remove the two soldering E. mLeaf Switch P.C. Board (Refer to Fig. 7-33) 1 From the chassis base, remove the screw (38) retaining the leaf switch P.C. board. 2, While spreading the five pawis (F- J) retaining the leat switch P.C. board in the arrow direction, take the leaf switch Fig. 7-33, 44 (No.1928)8. Main Adjustment Test Instruments required for adjustment 1, Low frequency oscilator (Frequency range: SOHz to 20kHz) (Output: 0 dBs across 600 © terminating resistor ) 2. Attenuator( Impedance : 600 2 ) 8. Test Tapes vit7i2 For tape speed,wow and ‘utter measurement vrrres vrt736 For playback output level measurement - For playback frequency response check response check For head azimuth adjustment vit70s 4. Blank tapes Normal :AC228 Chrome : ACS13 5. Electronic voltmeter, 6. Distortion meter 7. Frequency counter 8. Wow and futtor meter 8. Torque gauge : CTG — k (Cassette ype) ~~ For mechanism adjustment HM Measuring conditions (Amplifier section) Supply voltage -AC240V (50/60H2) (Ux ~T3) AC110~127/220-240V(50/60H2) (UX— TSUSIU) Reference output «+--+ Speaker 0 Bs (0.775V) /8 2 LINE OUT: ~ 300mv ( ~ 8.2488)/47k 2 Headphone: ~ 20 dBs (0.0775Vy/ 32.2 Reterence input level — 28¢B5(AUX) to test point ‘Standard test frequency’ kHz ‘Output measuring point ‘Speaker terminal : Dummy load 3 Test point CN344 or headphone(s2 2 ) @ Standard position of switches Active hyper bass switch: UX - T3 AUS/U ‘SOUND “FLAT NR SWITCH OFF HB PRO- OFF FUNCTION RADIO @ Standard position of controls Main volume adjust (0 dBs output (about VOL.29) @ Test remarks 1. Negative side of the input and output terminals of the testing set, shall be isolated from each other. The negative side should not be commonly connect ed when a 2channe! electronic voltmeter is connected. 2.A dummy load shall be connected to the output terminal and the lead wires of dummy load shall be as thick as possible, Measuring condition (Tuner section) Power supply voltage to tuner ss OC 5.7V Reference output +--+ Speaker : SomW(0.39 V/3 Q) Headphon : 0.06V/ 32 2 ‘AM modulation « -400H2, 20% FM modulation « -400Hz deviation 22.5kH2 @ Standard position of switches and controllers Functionrsssssssseessssnoe “RADIO Mode «+++ STEREO @ Remarks for alignment 1. Connect 30 pF capacitor and 33 k resistor to the ‘output terminal of the IF sweeper in series while 0.082 1 F capacitor and 100k (2 resistor to the input terminal in series. 2.Set the output level of the IF sweeper as low as adjustable. IF alignment is not necessory for both AM and FM MPX. alignment is not necessory either, All IFTs and MPX coll are non adjusting type. (No.1928) 45ux-taausu | +« UX- T3 Extention Cables (Parts No. EXTUX10- JIG) O o bi VOMS299-016 (16 PIN connector wire): For connection between microcomputer P.C. board CN706 and amplifier P.C. board CNA32 \VDM9239-008 (8 PIN connector wire): For connection between microcomputer P.C. board CN708 ‘and amplifier P.C. board CNA31 \WF1207- 40TTBX (7 PIN card wire) x 2: For connection between Dolby P.C. board CN345, amplifier P.C. board and merocomputer P.C. board CN701 \WF1207-40TT (7 PIN card wire): For connection between microcomputer P.C. board CN707_ and CD amplifier P.C. board CN503 \WF1209- 40TTB (9 PIN card wire) For connection between microcomputer P.C. board CN705 ‘and CD amplifier P.C. board CNEOt \WWF1209- 407 TB (10 PIN card wire): For connection between key switch P.C. board CN710 and ‘microcomputer P.C. board CN702 By using the above extension cables []-[B]. itis possible to conf energizing when the unit is dlsassebied The postions of the respective cables to be used stould be confirmed as indicated inthe clagram below 46 (No.1928)Amplifier Section/Cassette Mechanism Section | ux-T3 wusiu TestTape | Conditions ‘Adjustment and Confirmation Methods | Stand, value [Adjusting ‘Adjustment of | Test tape Play the test tape VTT704 (12.5KH2). | Within 2B | Adjust the head azimuth | : VIT704 (12.5kHz) @ Adjust the head azimuth adjusting screw so | from maximum | angle Measurement output |» thatthe playback output is within 2a8 rom | point and | whenever | terminals: Speaker the maximum point and the phase minimum | tho head terminals L and A difference becomes minimum. After phase has been spoakers (Load ‘adjustment, lock the head azimuth difference _| changed | resistance: 82) ‘adjusting screw by half a tur or over. @When the above output and phase | ditfezence do not comply with the standard | values, perform fine adjustment of the head | yp sev | angle withthe head azimuth screw. ‘ajusiment of | Test tape Tadust ast so tat the feavency courier] Tape speed | VRBSI tape speed |: VTT712(akH2) | reads 9,010:t 1oHz when the testtape |: Within 3,010 | Confirmation | Measurement outout_ | VTT712 (SkH2) s playback after ending its | =10H2 | of wow & | terminals: CN344 (TP) | winging, Wow & flatter | flatter terminal or speaker | @Confim that wow & fater is 0.2% or less | 10.2% or less terminals (is wT). (is wT) | (Load resistance: 8 2) ‘Adjustment of | Test tape ‘Adjust VA141 (L) and VR241 (R) so that the | — gdBs 1B | L-VRt41 playback VIT727 (4002) | CN44 terminal level is ~8dBs + 148 when AvRes1 | outputieve! | Measurement output | the test tape VIT727 has been playback. \ terminals 1 CN344 (TP) terminal Confirmation | Test tape | When the test tape VIT739 (1kHz and 63Hz) | 1k/63Hz | ofplayback |: VTT739 ‘and TMT735 (1 and 12.5kH2) have bosn 2408 | requency —_(6aHz, 1kHz and played back, the level deviation should be 4k/12.5kHz j | characteristics | 10kHz) and TMT735 | within -2 +4 dB in the case of 63Hz and = 0+ 308 | (1 and 12.5kHz) | within 0 > 3dB in the case of 12.5kHz with | i Measurement output | refrerence to 1kHz. | | | terminal | | | (CN344 (TP) terminal | I ‘Adjustment of | Test tape ‘Connect the frequency counter tothe 100k use| bias oscillation |: AC- 244 secondary eraser terminal of L321 (Insert a , = 0.2KH2 | | frequency Measurement output 1M & resistor in series). | terminal Load the test tape (AC 244) into the tape oscillation coll states. (erasisng) | @Adjust L921 so that the frequency counter 1 | | reads 100kHz + 0,2kHz during tape | I | recoraing | [Adjustment ot | Reference trequency | @While repeatedly Inputting the reference | Normal tape | L'VR121 recording and: 1.25 and 12.5Hz frequency signals of 1.25 and 12.5kH2 to 1B =14B | AAVR221 playback | (REF. level: -2008) | the AUXIN terminal, record the signals to frequency | Measurement input | _ anormal pae. | Characterstes | twminak AUXIN | @Adust VR and VR@@t sothat the Noes | | Measurement output | terminal output deviation between 1.25 and | | { terminal: TP CN344 12.5kHz becomes - 148+ 1dB when the | Test tape: AC-244 recorded portion has been playback. ‘Adjustment of | Test tape: AC-224 | Adjust VA142 and VR242 so that the (output) |O=18B | LVRT41 recording and | Measurement input | level becomes 0 108 from the monitor level (REF. level: -20¢8) | playback terminal: AUX IN J sensiivity | Measurement output | terminal: CN344 | Reference frequency | ookz | when a reference frequency of 400Hz and a reference level of - 20dB are recorded to and | playback from the AUX IN terminal using the test tape AC- 224, Fevr2a2 | (No.1928) 47ux-taausu | Test Tape ‘Conditions | Adjustment and Confirmation Methods | Stand. value | Adjusting Confirmation | Test tape | Confirm that the output levels lowered by | Drop of output ofDoby NA |: VTT7O4 (12.5kHz) | about 4dB when the Dolby NA switcn is | level by 448, effect Measurement output | turned on while playback the test tape | tein VITT04 (12.5kH2). i | N344 (TP) | Confirmation | Testtape: VTT727 | Conf thatthe line output level becomes | -SdBs +208 | ofline output within ~5aBs 3d8 when the test tape | level \VTT727 (400H2) is play back. | | Recording | Testtape: AC-224 | Confirm that the distortion meter indication is | Within 5% | distortion rate | Measurement output | within 5% during recording while applying a terminal: CN344 (TP) _| reference level of TkHz tothe AUX IN Measurement input | terminal | terminal: AUXIN. | | Confimaton | Testtape: AC-224 | While apg aveterenco evel of tkvzio | More man | cfrecording | Measurement output | the AUXIN terminal, sample input signal | dod SIN rato | erminal CN344 (TP) | halfway during recording and perform no Measurement input | _ signal recording terminal: AUXIN | @Confitm thatthe difference between the playback level of recorded portion and that | | _stno-signal recording portonis40g8 or | ‘Adjustment of tape speed \ VR 85! Adjustment off VR 141 | | playback level ‘Adjustment of recording and playback sensitvy 48 (No.1928) Adjustment of L321 bias trequency recording and playback frequency characteristics Adjustment of { vi Fig. 8-2UX ~ T3 AIUS/U ‘Test Tape Conditions ‘Adjustment and Confirmation Methods | Stand. value [Adjusting Adjustment of | Test disk Connect the osciloscope between TP503. | Position the | VASOI tracking offset | : CTS1000 (hot side) and TP501 (earth side). center of Oscilloscope Play back the normal disk P-P to the: @Tracking error signal will be output for ‘about 3 sec, when TP504 and TP5O1 are ‘connected (shorted) during playack (A waveform will be output when set to the test mode). @ Adjust VASO! so that the reference DC level of tracking error signal (waveform of oscilloscope) is positioned to the center of the waveform amplitude. ®By repeating the above sipes @ - @, adjust the VA501 so that the center of the waveform amplitude complies with the reference level, Notes 1, After adjustment of VR5O1, the waveform should be vertically symmetrical to the reference level 2, The oscilloscope input should be DC~ coupled, reterence DC level. Position the center of ~ | waveform amplitude tothe eference DC + How to set the CD test mode: Simultaneously press the three buttons: [POWER] ‘controller accessoried to UX-T3. Then, all of the LCDs will be turned an when [TEST] moda, TPs02 TP504 jand [i on Leb. @When tracking is incorrect. £ Impossible TOC reading. | toread Q code TABLE —— TOC display. THOR TCH @ ¥ stop disc rotation, Je ——J Tracking serv loop ON ¥ Laser beam 9088 out Inner circumterenee movement of pickup. @When the laser diode fe tit correctly. Lo. FRior@—L 5V 3.5V Laser ON @when the disc is rotated correctly. DMFC Tome, oxo Wath TOO. BY Spindle cian vy cnsina EN @RF signal. Program Loadin areaGeneral section Power ON. YES Is the TOC displayed? | i | ‘Check circuits 561 -~A563 and 4 6561, C562. N_[ Can the first track be played? ulema ner ennepnae ie we correct? ae oftset wand search correct? Y Goto the signal Nv_[ isthe play sound Processing section erat ‘Adjust the tracking || jy | Are track selection Normal i _—=— removed and power is | switched on again? L Does the pickup Mave |, Isthe aise rotates? |N_ when the dscis ‘Does the TPSO3 | waveform change from immediately after the spindle motor starts to 1.5 seconds ater? | wk + x |. Go to racking secon Yoo _ It N | &Sthe laser ie? Is there sound when the disc is loaded, power switched on, and the disc rotated by hand? Gomis enna Go to focus section. | —— ‘Check the CNSOZS W—____§.__y, connection to the. UX —T3 AUS/U REST SW. OK ‘Check the wiring of (C601 &)- 69 and the connection of | CN6O1 (OK Goto feed section. |! Is TP603 at SV? | os ‘Check Q501 and t x its vicinity, 156 -7V produced at TP602? OK heck the conneations| Lox ol the pickup and Check 0581 and LONso! | its vein (No.1928) 51Feed section 1s 42V or OV produced at teat 7 Lx gl 10601 ie aotectve | ‘Check the circuitry in the Do both ends of the fe motor produce 2V? tS vicinity of R565, 566 and Ics02. + Feed motor is defective. Lt | Focus section | | 2 Ng} 10601 is detective Does a ramp waveform Does a ramp wavetorm | appear at CNSO1 (9 7 appear at IC501 08 7 | on n oenpenge (Check the crcutry in tho vty Toy hy V7 Ty Ye onic sore 2 ——_ | — iv Ww Pickup is detective (Check the circuitry in the eee Vicinity of IC502 2 - ee 10502 is detective, 52 (No.1928)UX ~T3 AUS/U @ Spindle motor section 15 3V produced N N_, 154.2V produced at Does the disc rotate?|_N_»; between CNS02 * ° N_4] 10601 is detective. [| @ana@? J 10018 J iv ¥ Chack the spindle Y ‘motor and connection Is a.2V at Ln 1C501 is detective. | | eso nd wires 1 * L Check ihe Greuity X 4 Cheok Ics02 ~ tethere an RF sional |_N 4! he wont of 801 See.” Lose ici saree | i On ~ YOK ly {C501 or the pickup is detective, Ld x | Isthere an AF signal |_N Joy ceiaana | | atloeor $3? Check 514 and | | its vicinity. Y a ‘Check the circuitry in the vicinity of 10601 2-6 I Go to the tracking section Signal processing section [1s sound neard trom | isneither channet u__{ Cheek for detects by | both L and R channels? Broducng sound? TH somparing Land R 7 Y Can noise be heard? cd ee Can noise be heard when | a disc without scratches Ts audio (netuding samo | Seplayea? ing output components) |g v 2, @, 8, © duning play? Le IC60t is defective. ¥ 121g Peas ang BL] Chet 050 ond Normal T-P606 during play? ¥ Normal | £ = (No.1928) 53UX = 73 AUSIU | Mi Tracking section Does a tracking enor signal appear at TP5OS when the ise | Chock*ne crcutry inthe icinty | Ox Joa [Petco ~0) and ~ os) ‘The pickup or 10501 is defective. starts to rotate? J Check he ost ofthe tracking | NG asa vaso error of TP503, | iiust VR5O is TP50e wavetorn ofthe tracking lop ON? ‘ ‘Check the circuitry in the -rPsas “f/f Ny. vianiy of 16501 4~ @ and |_OK 1C601 is detective : IC601 a ~ 49 L _ | TP504 ——e—— Lo Co f f Isthe ons moves verizaly wnen | |” ig o.av produced when CN5Ot Check the cuit inthe | the 10501 © and @ are TT Shand 4 are short oreuited? jen Se LC — - ne oar - 1C601 is detective Check the pickup and 10502 or 10501 is detective eonectons 54 (No.1928)| ux-reausu 10. Block Diagram Fig. 10-1 (No.1928) 55UX — T3 AUS/U ns wn 5—3® Fore 11. Wiring Connectio: 56 (No.1928)UX —T3 AUS/U 12. IC Block Diagram BIC. TA2057N: FM-IF/DET/MPX WICA38 BH3854S: Electronic volume AM-RG/F/DET Tp ll | Cr HSE CET TT Fig. 12.2 WIC301 UPC1228H: EQ amplifier a al Fig. 12-4 IWIC341 HA12134: Dolby NR Sore Gl) poour[e] rec our 3] Fig. 12.6 + Fig. 12-5, (No.1928) 57UX ~ 73 AUS/U mic2 L072131: PLL MIC342 LA3220: Recorder amplifier Fig. 12-7, Fig. 128 MICS TAB124P: AM stereo IW1IC802 BA6208: Tray motor drive as VEVSUONY eines | i a i, alt a Le be Fig. 12-10 Y $ Fig. 12-11 58 (No.1928) ° 2 ‘8© |-/0/eJel-lol-|- ‘slelalele|= Biejelejo/eg/2e|2 0/0 Description of System Microcomputer Terminals WIC701: MN171603JJP (No.1928) 59UX ~T3 AUSIU WIC701: MN171603JJP [ tse) come ros {- RAM agueio, Pet feno-rs } Po 7! 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