COMPONENT CAR STEREO CASSETTE DECK KP-909G : ORDER NO. CRT-274-0 us, CA, NOTE: The P.C.Board in the Control Unit have been changed as follows: KP-909G/US kP-g09G/CA ~ KP-909G/E Serial No. 00001 ~ 01000* Serial No, 00001 ~ 04000" Serial No. 01001 and after Serial No. 00001 and after Serial No. 04001 and after * Refer to page 45 ~ 51 for the schematic circuit diagram, Control unit and parts list. SPECIFICATIONS General Power source Grounding system DC 14.4V (10.8~ 15.6V allowable) - Negative type 180(W) X 50(H) X 188(0) mm Dimensions (6-7/8(W) X 2H) X 6-1/4(D) in.) Weight 3 1.9 kg (4.2 Ibs.) Tone control (bass) #10 dB (100 Hz) (treble) Loudness contour + £10 dB (10 kH2) #12 dB (100 Hz), #4 dB (10KH2) (volume: ~30 48) 200 mV TKR Maximum output level Output impedance ‘Specifications and the design are wubject to posible modification ‘without natlee dv to improvernent ‘Tape Player Tape Compact cassette ta0e (C-30 ~ C-80) ‘Tape speed... . 4.76 omisec. (+0.14 emis. ~0.05 om/sec.) Fast forward/rewind time ‘Approx. 100 see. for C-60 Wow & flutter .. = 0.07% (WRMS) Metal: 30 ~ 20,000 He (+3 48) Normal: 30 ~ 16,000 Hz (=3 48) 4008, Dolby NR IN: 63 dB (IHF-A network) Dolby NR OUT: 56 dB (IHF-A network) Dolby NR IN: 6348 (IEC-A network) Dolby NR OUT: S5dB (IEC-A network) Frequency response ‘Stereo separation Signal-to-noise ratio. (KP-9096/US,cA) Signal-tornoige ratio (KP-2096/E) ‘These specifications were determined and are presented in accordance with specification standards established by the Ad Hoc Committee of Car Stereo Manufacturers. (KP-909G/US) ‘© ‘Dolby’ and the double: symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing corporation. '® ‘Noise Reduction System manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORP: FS@NOV. 1961 Print in Japandome lololey CONTENTS 1. PARTS LOCATION . 1 7. SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM . 2. LEVEL DIAGRAM..... oa 8. CONNECTION DIAGRAM .... 3. OPERATION EXPLANATION 2 9. CABINET EXPLODED VIEW 4, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 4 10. CHASSIS EXPLODED VIEW . 5, MECHANISM DESCRIPTION eer aia] 11, CASSETTE MECHANISM EXPLODE! 6. ADJUSTMENT (TOP)... 6.1 Check Points of Cassette Mechanism ....... 14 12, CASSETTE MECHANISM EXPLODED VIEW 6.2 Azimuth Adjustment sees + 18 (BOTTOM) ...... 6.3 Dolby NR Level Adjustment . . 15 13, ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST 6.4 Dolby NR Law Adjustment 16 14, PACKING METHOD : 6.5 Play Torque Adjustment . . +. 16 18. SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM . 6.6 Tape Speed Adjustment Goce 16. CONTROL UNIT (CWX-385) 6.7 Servo Gain Adjustment ae 18 17. PARTS LIST CAUTION ‘When Handling 1C TC9130P and PD6009A Please observe: IC TC9130P and POBOOSA (1C3 and IC4 in the control unit) are GMOS ICs of extremely low power consumption and very high input impedance. Unless handled with special are, they could be demaged by static electricity induction. ‘These ICs are supplied with a shorting cap (of aluminium foil) attached. When soldering or performing other repair work, always attach this cap, Remove the cap after the repair has been completed. Also, this type of IC must not be inserted in @ polystyrene package for storage.aoe totale For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks ** and, 4x: GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN * This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on ‘model number, temperature, humidity, et. 1. PARTS LOCATION yore ‘connector cOE-90t Mechaniss Control Unit wx Pre Arp Unit ewr-081 Solenoid (Hola Motor Unit (Capstan # CxPORT SE Gens Casstte Mechanism Assy ‘Audio Unit oxoze2 wk-261 Motor (Reel Motori) a CxM070 a CxMOTI Knob (BALANCE) +e CARAT Gril Unit a OXX:115 knob (VOLUME! Knob (BASS, TREBLE) + CAA65, Ey CAAA Fig. 1 2. LEVEL DIAGRAM vinot Fist Ane caAme —_onay Wamp vetume STS _ St} Se Fa aseee) Leash ESGEe Speake 29} 19) (owe arn ° P) (1088 8% ac 20888 Tieabe -20} 1 oekty ne Lave (a Plae lela lcd 3. OPERATION EXPLANATION @ _ Insert Cassette — Forward Play—» Program Switch —e Reverse Play (F side) (R side) INSERT FORWARD PROGRAM REVERSE PERATION: ET ° CASSETTE : T"LPLAY. SWITCH PLAY Power switch: ON | ATSCeompiet, | wpe end monitor Cassette detector switch: OFF CAPSTAN ore ore ON approximately 1 second MOTOR (CM): after tape end check = REEL MOTOR (RM): \ Tum slowly Ms F side: ON R side: ON \ A \ seat CASSETTE HOLD on SOLENOID (S01): OTHER SOLENOID orr F side hold after R side hold after (02, $03): double pull dle tl ® During F.F Ms or SCAN OPERATION: FORWARD PLAY | —; ler 777] REW | =| FORWARD PLAY leusconation)| | Sandton) | (OrB mands mono Key board End of Beginning of Beginning of input music next music next music F side: ON F side: ON R side: ON F side: ON REEL MOTOR (RM) (A ie imunmearecees (MG Oars (I Lay) Double pull F side hold after eI , side hold SORE? SOLENOID ($02, $03): F ay case aulDee lelale7 (1) FWD SCAN oN 7 ons enh (2) REV SCAN 8 seconds monitor ON ae a ns en iy REV ON Fwo on (3) Ms oie Fwo A PLAY PLAY oe YO. CUhLT T, { Br tC J Cc Cc 7 PLAY REPEAT BLANK SKIP ON A = al A and 8 represent the A and 8 sides of the cassette. A side moves in the direction of ———> —>— or —< indicates PLAY condition, = or x indicates F.F oF REW (for MS condition) (<= inicates music portiondoe lel ley 4. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ‘© Block Diagram Dolby Mead FET Amp Eo Amp RR Amp Boss Teble Cutout Amp “ tery ee wa} ryt, TS a con ay ag ES a —- } | F 7 3 a ; marae : en Control | i | Controtter| oe ef ppeooa ord ae =< SS L? ? rete bso Hots {= é 7 PROOOZR cot Conteotter Fig. 3 “This system uses several ICs for electronic control of TERMINAL ‘the cassette mechanism, PDGOOSA controls the CPU of numsen SYMBOL FUNCTION this system, The CPU recaves keyboard (or remote control — | terminal) input and receives information from the RM ISO gue Revel ete talon controller and outputs instructions to the respective con- ere troller or drivers to operate the reel motor, capstan motor, 30 sorbed at Se eiaheal ED coriaees aa 2 SOL Absorb side solenoid drive output (F/R simultaneous) ‘Alo, F/R switching and MUTE operation are performed fae pe a Absorbed at L. in accordance with instructions from the CPU. The RM = ‘controller receives instructions from the CPU and controls ‘the reel motor and sls0 monitors the Information from the real motor and the MS signal input which is sent to the (@U. The CM controller controls the capstan motor via ‘the CM driver using instructions from the CPU. The audio section is basically similar to previous models but since EFOUT — Becomes L when an eject signal is input to pin 4 from the ____keyboard, ete. ETIN Pin 3 becomes L when an eject signal is input using L. Takes priority over all other key fees are 4'ch with FET amp coupling thow &sigials——g FFI (Pout tr switched in he F/R eitehing eu of he renrstpe, ee eg eee Nowe the POGOODA terminal are explinad (Refer ea ' one reer rel motor send to ined F-F (REW) condition using H. ° PLAY P/FF MS wrmina Switches the servo amp of the reel motor using PLAY and F-F MS. PLAY using H.‘TERMINAL Nuwaen SYMBOL FUNCTION 10 F,MSTP Forward side reot motor stop terminal, STOP using H. 12 R,MSTP Reverse side reel motor stop terminal. STOP using H. 13016 — KOtoK3_—_Key sense input ” Vee sv =08V 20 and 21 Extal, xtal Clock — 3,00MHz + 0.2%, 2 EN Entire system start. terminal START using H. All output terminals are H using L. 23 END SENS End monitor input terminal. Determines termination when more than 1 second passes with no pulse input. IMS monitor input terminal. Inputs music time monitor pulse, During PLAY, a condition of more than 3’ seconds without pulse input is considered music time, Key scan output signal ‘Switch scan output signal 2 MS,SENS 28 and 29° PO and Pt a °2 ‘* Reel Motor Control ic4:Po60044 FILTER conTROL Doug NR OUTPUT ae Dao eleloleg TERMINAL, Nuween SYMBOL FUNCTION 33, LED output 34 LED output 35 LED output 36 RYSCAN LED output 37 REV LED output 39 REPEAT LED output 40 FOR LED output 43 Vss GND a4 BREAK Break signal output terminal out Outputs break signal to roel motor using H. 45 CAPSTAN Capstan motor stop terminal. STOP STOP using H. 46 MUTE Mute output terminal. Mute is out accomplished using H. 47 CHANGE —Forward/reverse signal switch: HEAD F/R ing output terminal. Forward side using L. 48 F,SOL Forward solenoid drive output (Hold side). ‘Absorbed at L. 1c 1-PA0003 e— Al reel motor control lines are connected through the inverter using Q22 to 026. Especially, R74 and R76, which are connected to 023, are constructed so as to make the electric potential of point A greater than 2V when 023 is (ON due to the internal process of the program. Also, R77 Fig. 4 ‘and R7B, which are connected to Q25, are constructed so a8 to make the electric potential of point 8 2V when G25 is ON since the output port of 1C-4(PDBOO9A is used for both reel motor control and filter control.ver Speen Baer nese CoRR ORRRE © PLAY Mode In the PLAY mode, regulating current is supplied to the motor and fixed torque is generated to the takeup reel. PLAY CURRENT MODE 2 which determines the standard current during PLAY, CURRENT AMP 21 which compares the motor current with the standard current and CURRENT AMP 22 which performs current amplification are provided inside 1C1 (PA00O3), Standard current flows to standard resistor R122 and a feedback loop is construct: ‘ed to make the voltage drop of R122 (standard voltage) tqual to the voltage drop caused by current flowing at R115 (motor current) 40 that the motor Is driven using a fixed current. Now, if the motor current is low and the voltage drop of 116 is less than the voltage drop of R122, positive current Is applied to CURRENT AMP 21 and the ‘output current increases, That current is reversed and amplified using CURRENT AMP 22, thereby increasing the base current of Q1. As a result, the collector current of 1 increases and lso the voltage drop of R115 becom arester. In this manner, the motor current is stabilized so as to-make the voltage drop of R115 and R122 equal. « F-F/REW Mode and MS Mode In F+F/REW, a speed regulating servo is used on the motor, Therefore, @ certain amount of load gradient is applied and the number of revolutions decreases at a certain rate according to the increase of the motor load. ‘As a retult, the tape running speed is regulated irrespective of the size of the take up hub diameter. The speed control ® Ter PROOOS Fig. 5 of this motor is performed using a bridge servo, For this, the IC incorporates a SERVO AMP which is composed of 2 differential amp and @ CURRENT AMP which increases ‘output. Also, it incorporates a Vref GENERATOR block to standardize the number of motor revolutions. Connected to the external portion of the IC is a bridge circuit to detect the number of motor revolutions which constructed with the motor's electronic coll resistor (Ra) ‘as one side, First, fixed electric current is spplied to R112 from the Vref GENERATOR and generates standard voltage Vref to the R112 terminal. Also, the bridge deter mines the value of the resistance so thet R115 X Ab = Ra- Re, Hore, if the number of motor revolutions Is low and reverse voltage Ea of the motor is lower than standard voltage Vref, positive voltage is input to the SERVO AMP Input and the output current of the SERVO AMP increases. ‘That current is reversed and amplified using CURRENT ‘AMP 22 and increases the base current of Q1. Therefore, ‘the collector current increases and the motor accelerates. ‘As a result, reverse voltage Ea of the motor increases as the number of motor revolutions Increase. As a result, the motor eventually maintaines a certain number of revolutions so that Ea‘ Vref. Then, with the above, even ‘though the motor load increases, the number of revolutions do not decrease. Therefore, the bridge becomes unbslanced and a difference in the detection voltage of the bridge is (generated as the motor current increases (load incresse) as a reault of R115 X Rb < Ra- Re, In other words, asthe load increases, the reverse voltage Ea of the motor tends to increase and the number of motor revolutions can bereduced. In the MS mode, the tape speed is approximately half of that during F-F/REW (approximately 20 times the PLAY speed) and music time detection time is adjust ‘This switching of the number of revolutions can be performed by varying the standard voltage Vref using the signal from the control unit. ‘Reel Unit Stop Detector Operation (Fig. 6) When tape termination is detected, this is used for detection of completion of ATSC (tape slack takeup), and to determine that both motors have stopped. It is composed of the END SENSE AMP of the differential high gain and the Schmidt circuit block. The nonreversed input of the END SENSE AMP is fixed to the standard voltage inside the IC and reverse input is extracted. As for the motor, power is always ON in each mode. When the motor is revolving, the voltage of the motor terminal Is synchro- nized with the switching of the brushes and commutator and changes, Also, when the motorisin astopped condition, ‘certain voltage is reached and is not changed. Therefore, ‘termination detection is possible by detecting this voltage change. Furthermore, the AC of the motor voltage Is amplified using the END SENSE AMP and when the output Puay do mclelo ley ‘¢ Reel Motor Runaway Detection Operation During PLAY (Fig. 5) During PLAY, the motor is driven by a fixed current and the number of revolutions are controlled using the tape speed transmitted from the capstan. When the tape broken, the number of revolutions cannot be controlled and are accelerated by the PLAY torque and increase. ‘Therefore, the reverse voltage of the motor and terminal voltage increases and approaches the supply voltage of the irouit. This motor voltage is detected using the PLAY MOTOR OVER SPEED DETECTOR block and outputs a signal to the EJT terminal when the motor voltage becomes greater than the standard voltage Vs ( = 6.5V) and the cassette is ejected. ‘becomes greater than the hysteresis width of the Schmidt circuit, the Schmidt circuit operates and the Schmidt circuit outputs pulses which have been synchronized with ‘the variation in the motor terminal voltage. This output is ‘connected to IC4 and it is interpreted s0 that when pulses {are generated, the motor revolves and when the pulses stop, ‘the motor stops. Ici: PAooos EAOSENSE soumor‘© MS Operation Ici: PAOD SCHMIDT Len Reh puay “HY ia PosooaA 27pin senna --fo4 Fig.7 ‘This detects the unrecorded portions ofthe tape. Circuit recorded on the tape which is above a certain level ‘construction is about the same as the rel unit stop detector and pulses are output to the output of the Schmidt circuit. suction. It is combined with the LR output signal of the C4 determines the presence or absence of this pulse train Dolby NR circuit and, after going through the filter circuit, and the music search operation is performed. is input to pin 11 of ICI. Itis synchronized with the music ‘© Capstan Motor Control F.V conversion section. TeLPAoOgRA. aoe ‘SAMPLE HOLD PULSE. en LE ot Fig. 8FG wave 0 To Pin Dd omelelo led + 868.6 Hz, Approximately 150 m Vp 880 (us) 220) (Changes using vat) x6. san | The signal from the FG (Frequency Generator) of the motor is amplified using the FG AMP and supoles the Schmidt creit of the wave forming section. Its made into complete pulses using the Schmidt circuit, and the frst pulse is made using thet drop, and the second pulse is made using the drop of the frst pulse. The first pule is for turning ON sample hold switch (S3), the second pulse sto turn ON discharge switch (St) ofthe circuit which makes & certain time by using the charge/discharge circuit n order to increate F-V sensitivity. The second pulse is applied to the charge/discharge circuit of the lst stage and turns St ON/OFF. The Cy terminal is charged using the time con- stant of CB and RB + VAT and ifthe threshold voltage of the Schmidt circuit i excoeded, the Schmidt circut averse. ‘Alto, if $1 is On, the load of C8 is discharged momentary and the Schmidt circuit reverse. In this manner, by turing $1 ON/OFF the Schmidt circuit whichis connected to this charge/discharge circuit, makes a pulse ofa cartain duration and, a this time only, the next S2 comes ON. If $2is ON, (11 is charged momentarily to Voc. Also, if S2 goes OFF, the load of C11 Is charged using the time constant of C11 and R13. Since the fit pulse turns §3 ON during dis: charge, the voltage information ofthe Ca terminal at that timo fs transferred to C10, immediatly following that, $3 goes OFF, $1 comes ON and 82 comes ON in that sequence and C11 is immediately charged to Vec and the same oper- ation is repeated. Ifthe motor revolves quickly, the widths fof the fir and second pulses donot change, however, the pulse frequency of the Schmidt circuit ouput increases. 1G: Approximately 270 (us) Fig. 9 In other words, since the duration of the first and second pulses is shortened, the period when S2 goes OFF is Shortened, That isto sa, the period that C1 i discharging it shortened, and in proportion, high voltage is transferred to C10. From the Cy terminal tothe motor termina, since ‘the characteristics are negative, ifthe voltage of C10 i cress, the motor is operated at a slower speed and the speed is controll, For the lat stage, from the Cy terminal, to prevent dcharge of C10, after passing through the high Input impedence buffer section, and after pasing through cone stage of the buffer section, it goes to the comparator amp. The comparator section, using VCS as standard voltage, is compared with the reverse input votege and operates to control motor speed using the voltage rise/drop. If the reverse input voltage Is higher than the standard voltage, negative voltege is epplied, which decreases the comperator ‘output current. and the motor speed decreases. As a result, if the amount of dlecharge of C10 (comparator reverse input) is O, ince the motor tries to revolve atthe highest speed, a special purpose circuit isnot required when apply- ing voltage. During fixed speed running, the amount of charge of C10 becomes approximately VEE, The adjustment of the number of revolutions is performed using VR1. if the resistance gets low, since the cherge time constant of 66 gets smaller, the period that $2 Is ON gets shorter (the period that $2 is OFF gets longer) and the cherge voltage 10.C10 gets lower. Asa result, the motor speed increstes,loa ‘52: Cassette Detector Switch ‘© Cassette Error Prevention Circuit (Fig. 10) When 2 cassette Is insorted but is not completely set, this circuit ejects the cassette automatically. For normal oper: ation, firs, if a cassette is inserted, $1 comes ON and SO1 (cassette hold solenoid) is pulled using 15 ON. Also Vee ‘of IC4 also comes ON but, since EN (pin 22) is grounded via R52 using S2, it does not rise and 1C4 does not go to ‘an active condition. Also, since 03 is OFF, the ET signal of ICA is arrested, Next, if the cassette is completely set, $2 ‘goes OFF and EN rises and ICA goes to an active condition. ‘Also, 3 also comes ON so that Q16 can receive the EJ signal, When the cassette is not completely set (while S2 is ON}, EN comes ON, 03 goes OFF and Q18 comes ON. ‘Then, C22 is charged using the time constant of R62 and 22 and eventually, Q18 comes ON. Next, Q19 an 6 come ON, 015 goes OFF, S01 is released and the cassette cted. PD6009a SI Power ~~ Hold Solenoid cat lov o—w— aai Fig. 10 © Eject Circuit When Power Supply Voltage Gets ‘Abnormally Low (Fig. 10) If the potential of Vsense gets lower than 6.4V, the ‘Schmidt circuit operates using Q21 and Q20 and IC4 is reset and goes to @ first stage condition, At the same time, Q18, Q19, and Q4 come ON in sequence, $01 is released and the cassette is ejected. © Initial Reset Circuit (Fig. 10) When power is supplied, this circuit prevents misoper- ation of 1C4 a8 a result of pulses generated in the power supply line or unstable elements. EN is held at a low level for @ certain period after power is supplied and the oper: ation of IC4 is stopped. Load the cassette and if $2 goes OFF, EN becomes H level after the period determined using R53 and C21 and ICA goes to an active condition.«End. Misoperation Prevention Circuit 14 po600aA Datel leg If the power supply contains ripple elements when volt- age is decreased, ripple is also present in the 10V power supply line of Figure 11 and when the tape ends in the F-F/REW condition, voltage of the motor terminal varies Using the ripple, and, as a result, the ES terminal voltage of 1C1 also varies and a normal end signal is not sent to END SENSE of IC4 and the tape end condition continues a5 is. ‘This circuit prevents this. Under normal conditions, the voltage of the motor terminal is 4.2V and Q4 does not come ON, If the tape ends, the motor terminal voltage becomes spproximately 8V and Q4 comes ON. The base voltage of Q5 gets lower using the time constant of C44 and R132 and eventually Q5 comes ON. Then the voltage at point A becomes 10V — 7.4V 2.6V. Therefore, even if the ES terminal voltage of ICt varies using ripple, by applying direct current bias using the main circuit, 026 Fig. 11 comes ON and the end signal can be sent to the END SENSE terminal of 1C4, Also, during PLAY, strong NF is ‘accomplished inside IC1 and since the motor terminal volt age Is held low (approximately 4V), a poor condition does not exist even when the 10V line varies at the reduced voltage. However, if there is no Q2, when the 13.8V line varies, @ tipple element goes into the IC taking a route ‘a shown by the broken line and causes influence th ‘and causes the ES terminal voltage to vary. Then Q2 is ‘added and if the BV line is taken as a base voltege, it becomes a kind of base ground operation and since the emitter of Q2 is pulled using IC1 at nearly fixed current, ‘the ripple element contained in the collector line of 2 does not come out to the emitter side of Q2.delet Ted 5. MECHANISM DESCRIPTION ©: Shows diraetion to be moved =: Shows direction already moved © Cassette Load Mechanism Slide Board Spring (A) Fig. 12 1. If cassette is inserted, Arm (A) moves in the direction shown by the arrow. The Slide Board is pushed by the ‘Cam and moved in the direction of the arrow. Pin (A) is the Cassette Holder Arm pin. (Fig. 12) Cassette Fig. 13 2. Arm (A) and Arm (B) are connected by a shaft. While the cassette is being inserted, Arm (B) turns the Power ‘Switch ON. If the Power Switch comes ON, the Solenoid ; is pulled and the Slide Board is locked by the Lock Cam, Cassette / / can tA (Fig. 13) 1. When the cassette is pushed all the way in, pin (A), which is supported by Arm (A), moves in the direction ‘of the arrow using Spring (B), etc., and the Cassette Holder Arm goes down and the cassette Is loaded. (Fig. 14) Spring (8) Fig. 14¢ Eject Mechanism 1. Figure 18 shows the cassette loaded condition. If the EJECT button is pressed, the Solenoid goes OFF and the Lock Cam moves in the direction of the arrow and the Slide Board lock is unlocked. The unlocked Slide Board moves in the direction of the arrow and lifts the Cassette Holder Arm. If the cassette holder moves up, ‘Arms (A) and (B) eject the cassette using Spring (C). Solenoid Cassette Holder Arm Spring (A) Slide Board Capstan Motor Spring (C) Fig. 16Da leha1e) 6. ADJUSTMENT 6.1 CHECK POINTS OF CASSETTE MECHANISM |= Tape speed deviation: 3,030 + 60H (4.76 mis *3%) Confirm the following items when | Using an STO-301A, measure the teplacing parts of the cassette | speed at the start and end of winding ‘mechanism. and take the maximum value, Measure: ing time shall be 5 ~ 6 seconds, 1 Fast forward and rewinding time: Less than 120 seconds Using an €-60, set to fast forward and | Using a cassette type torque meter rewind, and measure the time with @ | (120 g.cm), measure the minimum ‘= Wow and flutter: Less than 0.25% (RMS) ‘Less than 0.12% (WRMS) Using an STD-301A, measure the | wow and flutter atthe start and end of | winding and take the maximum value. If values indicated by the pointer vary considerably, adjust to 70% of the | minimum and maximum values. Measuring time shall be 5 ~ 6 seconds. = FF torqu | om san 7050 Using a cassette type torque meter (160 g.cm), measure the value when | More than Tom | as tan 15 gm Using a cassette type torque meter (160 g.em), measure the value when ‘the tape stops in the REW mode. After setting in the REW mode wihtout | loading a cassette tape for & minutes, measure the back tension torque in the Play mode, using a cassette type tor- que meter = Cassette loading force: Clearance between fiywhee! and flywheel bracket: Less than 1,2009 0.05 ~ 0.15 mm stop watch, value while in the play mode. Meatur- | the tope stops in the F.F. mode. ing time shall be 5 ~ 6 seconds. | = REW toraus "Back tension torque "© Pinch roller pressure: 220~ 2809 Measure the pressure with a tension meter (1 kg) at the point where the rotor stops rotating at the center of the pinch roller.dome lela Ley 6.2 AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT © To Adjust 1, Playback STD-341A (10kHz, -20dB) and adjust the azimuth to obtain maximum output for both forward and reverse directions. 2. If the difference between forward and reverse is great, adjust to the midpoint of both directions. 3, After adjustment, lock in position using tightening sorew (GYL-001). 6.3 DOLBY NR LEVEL ADJUSTMENT ‘© Connection Diagram Switch positions ‘Tape selector . . ag OFF Dolby NR... eee eeee BrerenneOEk my Meter MECHANISM CONTROL UNIT Bottom PREAMP UNIT Fig. 17 © To Adjust 1. Playback CT-160 (400 Hz, 200 nwb/m) and adjust the next semifixed resistance £0 that the mV meter shows 775 mV (0dBs). Provided that the adjustment accuracy is + 14Bs. Forward Lch: VR201, Roh: VR202 Reverse Lch : VR203, Rich: VRZ04Dalal Tey 6.4 DOLBY NR LAW ADJUSTMENT © Connection Diagram Switch position Tape selector. . - - OFF my Meter MECHANISM CONTROL _UNIT Bottom eB AUDIO UNIT Oscillator Fig. 18 ¢ To Adjust 1, Turn the Dolby NR switch OFF. 3. Turn the Dolby NR switch ON and adjust VR201 so 2. Apply a & kHz signal to the audio unit and adjust the that the mV meter shows 23.4 mV (~30.4dBs). attenuator so that the mV meter shows 58.7 mV (-22.4085). @5 PLAY TORQUE ADJUSTMENT ¢ Connection Diagram ‘Switch positions ‘Tape selector Dolby NR MECHANISM CONTROL UNT __gottom - OFF OFF© To Adjust 1. Playback cassette tape (C-60, etc.) and adjust VRS for forward and VR4 for reverse so that the DCV meter shows 4,0V =0.2V. 2. Using a cassette type torque meter (120g.cm), confirm that forward and reverse torque are 36g.0m to 44g.em. 6.6 TAPE SPEED ADJUSTMENT © Connection Diagram ‘Switch positions Tape salector Dolby NR . +. OFF + OFF Frequency ‘Counter 4a | Power Amp CONTROL_UNIT — © To Adjust 1. Playback STD-201 (3 kHz, —10dB) and adjust VR1 so ‘that the frequency counter shows 3,030 kHz + 6OkH2. ITT 4 efoto Fig. 20Daler le) 6.7 SERVO GAIN ADJUSTMENT ‘© Connection Diagram ‘Switch positions . OFF . OFF Oscillator sone avp~p “6 (7 shee LaF 7 ° on NU vra val Top oszitoscope be Meter si oe G * REVERSE Hed FORWARD ” Fig. 21 © To Adjust 1, Input a 250 kHz, 3 Vp-p signal from the oscillator. 2, Playback cassette tape (C-60, etc.) using the PLAY mode. Adjust VR1 for forward and VR2 for reverse so DC meter shows 4.3 0.2V. justments should be performed within ATSC time (when taking up tape slack), Tape ejects in ‘approximetely 10 seconds so reinsert the tape and ‘operate, Adjustments should be made quickly since the voltage goes down slowly if it takes time +o insert the tape. 3. Turn $1 OFF and confirm tape forward and reverse movement.© IC's and Transistors aoe sso oss ‘2SA1015 ‘2801081 ‘2SCSS6NP_ Totemore oo a PartNo. | _Indleation (Type No, RFE, 1DSS) asxiaeior | 10P 2skigeoa | 100 asxz0exc | x6 2skzvexy | XY ‘2se709.A0 | AO 2soroe-ae | AP 2se7oe-0a | AQ 2s870.AR | AR 2seroe.as | AS. asaiiezsy | SY asarrezss | 36 2sari70MS | MS 2SAI170.N6 2sa11707 | M7 2s0801-¥0 | YO z aspeorve | YP 2sosorva | ya 2soeorva | YR 2s060-¥S | YS ascami2iy | LY rscaaic | us ascomaue | LL pscesi2is | os asceeizis | 1s zscasreu7 | U7 2sa709 2802712 2satie2 2802812 28a1179 280601 2saro4s 285965 2502458 oem 7 sam 2802785 2SA1175 28ais ” 19 navtzas kato BEAAARAnMm ] = ] WIA 0 fies { = i fewer} see) rT eT eT vee MBa106Me fee)_fea)_fee)_fer]_feo is] fe) fs TRE ete eT ey qa oy PT Le EOFPd eTelole} I ‘TATSSS8° 0—~€ =)! 8 pH ° 7. SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ‘AUD UNIT (cwk=251)4 | 2 8. CONNECTION DIAGRAM CONTROL UNIT(CWX-385) WEES ! wet 01,4~19,1610:2sariea-syor | 2eali7a—Mser bserea—aa SWITCH Assy(CWS- 109) ee PR7 928 25¢2712-L6 D7 MaISIA-MA 217: 2spa6e—¢ br B8cises-8 aie: 2841162-Sy or DOOR UNIT (exe-371) © AUDIO UNIT (Cwk-251) i I | | 920 oa as 25 cy os 10 a2 623 a1 ae ice a2e a7 ici a6 ae 208 lea aig Qa_ea aia 027 aia ais aoe gis ai az _ai7 e203 as _azia ry 9207: 260601 PRE AMP UNIT(CWF-081) 2sczei2 2208, 210,201: esceese-vorasce7es—Kor | | | ERCESREELE SESCeoe or oz Sessa a oc sdeieisey = @ ° 8% 2080210 VREOTIMECHANISM CONTROL UNIT 2 cwx-4 16) Poly | lawoi_aizarr aioa7aaeeased as [asl az he a | vaavRe va Te 081) 4 9201 0208 9233 928: $208 a207 1c201 ATSC UNIT TE | ORS Gea a a RGAE 2s, 216 dia e8cza59-y ‘e2tt,212: 25a1049-¥ or on 2500785 2SAN075-¥ br) 25css6s-e | 207: 250601-r0 or 2502712-LY or 2sceei2i8, 12,19: 25 IS-Y or 25¢ 045-0 or 2SCI740LN-R of 2SC596NP-E or 28ce20-0 or 25c2ea0-R 11 2§8715-C or 258682-€ or 280002 E or 25A608KNP-€ | 25C:983-0 *Y or PSA733-« G3:250468-8 or anne | DRIVER Assy geseerze | | (owx-382) P.c. BOARD Tate t eeeeeeee ae Yeageecene) Ta, Bt 5589 a895e e208 e204 azio__icz02_aait gate a2ia azs a2i6 ‘vRzO | 7 8 9 | 10 |CET) _| 1 | 2 | 3 | 10. CHASSIS EXPLODED VIEW 9. CABINET EXPLODED VIEW Fig. 24 © Parts List Mark No. PartNo, Deserption Mark No. PartNo. Deserintion 4. BMZIOPO5OFBK Screw 1. CBA86 Nu 2, WA32NOGODO50 Washer #12 CARAS Knob (BASS, TREBLE) 3. ¢xes73) (ase Unit 13. BMZSOPOBOFMC Screw 4. ONF-162 Holder 14. oxes72 (Chas Unit 5. cNFAeI Holder 18. BMZ26POROFMC Seow 6. cxca7 Door Unit 7. CNN T08. Inwulator a cas Gaile Unit + 8 CARAT Knob (BALANCED #10. CAR Se5 Knob (VOLUME)© Parts List NOTE ‘© For your Parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks #* and *, ENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN +. This classification shall be adjusted by each distributor because it depends on ‘model number, temperature, humidity, etc. (© Parts whose parts numbers are omitted are subject to being not supplied. Mark Now Part No. Desripton Mark PartNo. Desristion 3. CNM-696 Insulator 38, CDE-905 Connector 2 cwK251 ‘Audio Unit 40. Pig (6°) + 3. CDESO8 Connector a ig (8°) 4. BMZ26PO50FMC Screw 42. OKS-184 Plug (8P) 5. WHZEFMC Wiesner 43, Holder * 6. cacass Button (LOUDNESS) 44, BMZ20POSOFMC Screw 7. Owxa8s ‘Controt Unit 45. cOESI2 Connector 8 Bracket 45. OKS-183 Connector 9. cBACG7 Nut? 47. Wroe Pre Amp Unit 10. CBAs Nut M6 4, Cover He IT CwS-100 Switch Assy 49, BMZ20°030FMC Screw 12. cKso18 Connector 50. cNP-o29 Pc. Boars 13, CNF-163 Holger 51. BMZ20P025FMC Screw 14. cDe-e03 Connector 52 Bracket 18. coe902 Connector 53. cxS.089 Plug (9P) +e 16. csG-152 ‘Switen (LOUDNESS) 54. oxs144 lug (9°) ee 17 cos275 Volume (VOLUME, BALANCE) 55. CDESOI Connector 18, BMZ2EPO60FMC Screw 58. cwxse2 Driver Any 19, 821679 Bus * 87. cDESO7 core see 20. 280813 Tranietor 58. CNB-624 Case 21. eNMO30 Inautetor 50, BMZI0PO50RMC — Serew 2. Heat Sink + 60. 258596 or Transistor we 23. PAS0O0 Ic 258762 or 24. cOE-S33 ‘connector 250607 25. BMZZ6PO4OFMC Screw 61. cNMI2 Insulator +e 26. cosa78 Volume (BASS, TREBLE) 62 cman Insulator 21. cwxate Mechonitm Contol Unit 63. CNRABI Heat Sink BMZ20P0GOFMC Screw 64. WHOOFMC Wiashor 28A718 0 Transistor 65. BBL30POH0FBK Screw 280622 oF 66. cNB-623 (ase 288632K * 67. cDE900 cord (Ora + 90, 2801061 Transistor * 63, cDE908 Cord (Yellow! 31. CNMTO0 Insulator a. Insulator 2. Heat Sink nm. ATSC Unit 38. cNM-710 Insulator 34, VACANT 38. ¢xc-262 caret Mechanism Assy 36, Cosette Mechanism Unit 37. NMI07 Insulator 38. COE-90S Connectordole) © Parts List Mark Per No. Description con-e72 pacar PMS26PO20FUC —Serow exP-a30 Solenoid ceH893 Sering Yersruc Warner 11. CASSETTE MECHANISM EXPLODED VIEW (TOP) Sige ‘Ye2oruc Washer cah-s96 5 exc-98 a Roller shaft cens02 Spring slide cane Spring (CMZ20°O6FMC Screw 16, cLb-ose Bush 17. ¢xc-205 Arm Unit 18. cLpoas Roller eI. CxXA20 Heed Unit 20. cBH60s Spring 21. BMZ20PO0FMC Screw 2. CBA Serom 2 Heed 24, coH-198 25. cNvan1 ‘Azimuth Rubber 26. oxc197 Head Base Unit 2. Chasse Unit 2. cBHso7 ering 2. P.C. Bord 30, cNee2t Spring 31. caH-600 Spring 32. cBlt509 Spring Bh CNWAT4 fem 34 oNWA7S fem we 35, cxC-25 Pinch Holder Unit 36. cBH57 Spring 37, cBH603 Spring 38, NEES cam 38, cLBOM7 Bun 40. CMZ2OPOSOFMC Sew 41, CNE87 com 42 cBH608 Spring 43, WAS200800050 Wether a4. cxc-703 arm Unit 45. PSzoPO40FUC Screw 48 ciao Roltor 47, cNT-088 Spacer 48, Slide Unit 49. yeaoruc Wiser 50. CBHSO4| Spring Bt. unit 52, Unie 53. cLe013 Shaft #54. CxP.OBL Soleno¥a (Hola) 55. CNW-180 ap 56, AMZ2EPOSOFMC Screw 57. Bracke: Unit 58. pMzgoPO25FMC Screw12. CASSETTE MECHANISM EXPLODED VIEW (BOTTOM) Note: Please use motor removal screwdriver (GGK-083) 10 remove number 3 and number 6 reel motors. Please tighten firmly using the tightening lock when the number 4 reel unit is installed. When tightening, be ‘careful not to drive the tightening lock into the motor axle. Fig. 27 + + Yeraruc Wa1700320050 cxM.o7s excess caHess oxm.o70 caH-596 Yersruc ‘ye2oruc cL8.038 cNEa98 Wazs00470025, v8.03 BF-085, 18.045 oxea95 exci9s exc206, cneoe esw-067 cBA208 ceH-595 exc-196 BMzz0Po0FMC caHs08 \WAS200200060 Paz20P080F MC wWc25FMC cnvaee cKPYD102M50 cNP-o22 oNR-140 waz100400025, cnT.097 jnz20°080F MC cNeo17 cesw-068 oxx.116 exc208 ‘oBHs08 (cBr-196 Desrintion Washer Washer Motor (Blue Lead) Motor (Red Lead) Spring Washer Washer Roller cam Washer Roller Washer Roller Sloe Unit Slide Unit Damper Unit Chasis Unit Cover Switch (Power) Screw Spring (cam Unit Serew Vinyt Tube Spring Wsher Serew Wisaner Serow Plate Ccapactor PC, Board Flywheel Wiesner Belt Sew cover Switeh (Cassette Detector) Motor Unit ‘Atm Unit Spring WesherMark Part No. Symbol & Desoription Mechanism Control Unit (CWX-416) Mork __ PartNo. __ Symbol & Oescription _ Miscellaneous Parts List earzi8 MISCELLANEOUS ceaoowaan a7 can toh Fat Ste! & martin aa a ceassouie Gao cor one hp trninr Mak Pat ste! Deion oa cxevoroawso — ox,c48 BS Beariaucor Penne Keo CA 8 nom : Geanonioe, Gea ae can i Pon eae a) races] fe CSYAORIM25SAN C45, C57 tx CSN-068 82 Switch ‘soasau8 TE kittie i, a2, 04, 02-010, 012, 2 a, dscoesor - + cxpon so Sewoltemm id zcasi2.7 ‘eeranNor ceatom ist oar esa Tchr $02,809 sel see 280468-C oF 27 ‘2SC536NP or 8,083 2801383-R poeta a ee CXK-120 Head Unit staat 01 00-05 scene commas oes ce Tt Stn Fi ot Re ‘& 182076 oF D2, 08, 0216 2802634. ee CXN-070 M2, ‘Motor (Reel) w+ Bowser as Hy chcne Gr Motor Un cape) cxevvsraae weiss zeoraee Gervewacse” Gas crear Bor un a naisiaaa 7 Chip ioe eg i ikisimer awe Sp oae t coco ator a coe Xi Ceumennone Bear faa ‘acne Symbal & Dsion ++ oro on ss ons.100 bi sy nes a w pstseDe ~~ oe ii corse Fa sna een betaee tn aoe vats wears oot Ceasnowzswe ct Mum, 10k) aie tease reas) eescz ATSC Unit se meme axons rk Pee. Symi & eri RESISTORS +# zeaowon® ot ta Par Ne Syme! 8 Omerinan + 221807 1-04, 06 Banteer ~ teres or Zsacoasrr R96, R4O—ROO, RO4, R232, F250—~ bic iaidad te 2802458 or 2,03 R270, R261, R282, R284—R288, byl (2802786 or Ustad fay, aa nao aml Chie ior woos + foes bro Cs + Voorn 05.97 te ROMPM CODS 837-F98 ee COP-4T VR1,VR2 Semi-fixed, 2.2k2(B) Roerscoay Rae conse VF9,VRKSenitoe, 3.08) cAPACITORS ark _ Parco. Symbol & omen REsisTORS GRSYBIOH G0 —C1,C10—_chipcapcin —— Ma Pat Ne Symi & Denon CEAIOOM 16. 2, C16, 6261, 6252, C283 ROKVM COD R91—A94, RBE—R104, R106, R107, (CEAZRIM BOL ee RI12-R114, R116, R117, R120, ‘CRDBCERSK 25 4,05 R122, R123, RIZ—R127, R1Z— cee camer wigs, Rig, RZ CROBCATSM 26 oa RD1/2PS OOO) R105, R115 Gercromene” ca ‘CEASROM 5OL oe CCN-099 R108—AIN1 51k Cowatoss sot crt RoWPScoo! RITE, AIN9, R24, m1z8 (CRDBC223K 26 a CON-110 R121, R144 2.7K ceamm is cx GkSroraneto —Cle-cie chipcapetor CAPACITORS Gowarou'sor Ste - it & messin CEA1OIM 6R3L C20 Marke Part No. eee aes Cease Gat ceevverane ko excoe, cx Ceanon sow Gazson ceaerom tou oz Ceamrow soc tao,04, 81,652 Geswctntaut Eatcee Geowvanzik so Coe Gtoataoc sot Gat cau, cer cos cerwvvienen Gas Canzoxsot Gate cars GeRsLGsOS0. Cat, C0 Cnpcaacor cszavoox ie cx14, PACKING METHOD Fig, 28 Parts List Mork No. PartNo. Desription Mark _ No. Part No. Deserption ‘Gerd (KP-9006/US) 252. CBAAON Screw, M4 x 6 ‘Gard (KP-9096/C8) 233. BA102 Sere MEX 16 onsa2z Owner's Manual (KP-809G/US) 234. 870055 Engen) 235, 870056 (RD-206 ‘Owner's Manual (KP-909G/CA) 2348. WS40FMC Washer (Englisy, French) 29-7. BMLSOPOEOFSK Seow cAp207 ‘Owner's Monual(KP-000G/E) 23:8, BNC3OPIO0FMC Seow (nals, Fronen, German, 3. cHG-260 ‘Styrofoam {1st pal Spanish 4. CEG-113 Cover ‘en0-208 Owner's Manual (KP-9096/E) 5. CEG-167 Cover WNorwesien, Swedish, Dutch, allan) 6. ON8-198 Mounting racket 7. cHo265 (Corton (KP-900G/US} 2. CEASIS ‘Acotetory Kit cHc-257 Carton (KP-809G/CA) cNFAn ‘step cHo-258 Carton (KP-08G/E) cDE437 cord 8. CHC-256 Contain Box (KP-2096/US, CA) cEASIS Serew Kit cence Serew for Strap ©13. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST NOTE: when ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples. Ex.1 When there are 2 effective digits (ny digit apart from 0). such as 860 ohm and 47k ohm {tolerance is shown by J= 5%, and K = 10% 5602 56X10! 561 ~ ROI/aPs OBDS aKQ «47X10 473. + RDIAPS BUG 052 ORS AN2H OBE K 12 010 2 ASP OOK Ex.2. When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film re- sistors). 562k, 562% 10" -ANI/ASR BOGOF ‘© For your parts Stock Control, the fast moving items are indicated with the marks * * and * +) GENERALLY MOVES FASTER THAN * This classification shall be adjusted by eech distributor because it depends on ‘model number, temperature, humidity, etc. ‘© Parts whose parts numbers are omitted are subject to being not supplied. Pao eleloled ‘Audio Unit (CWK-251) MISCELLANEOUS Mark PartNo. Symbol & Deseiotion Mark _ PartNo. Symbol & Dusrintion # xz088 bata “ ae ccP-45 R201 Samiixed, 10K0(8) s# HAtIZ26 e202 4 COS-275 R204 Volume, 20k), ee KATZ c208 scranaia se 2502485 or (2209, 0210, 0221 WVOLUME,BALANCE? 2802785 oF fe 864182 $701 Switch (LOUDNESS) 2505965? or asca28 or RESISTORS, 2502634 or Mark PartNo. bol & Deerintion 2801815 or Symbol & Oeste _ 250945 or ROKvMODO R283, _Ras6—Ras8, R272-—R278, 28C1740LN 299-8297, 8294—F296 RowMcoos R294, R71, A279, A280, A299 ## 25A1048 oF 211, 0212 RowPscaod A208 29at175 conse R300-F303 on te 2502488 or 218, 0216, 0219 2502785 or CAPACITORS 2eceeer Mock _ Part Now Symbol & Desription te 2802634 oF 0220, 0222 ComatsaysoL 6221, 0222, c736-C238 250828 or CEANLORIM SOL. 6223, 224 25C506NP or CEAHOROM 50L 6225, C228, 25c17400r GSVAORINZESAN 6227,6228 250046 or CSYARSIM25SAN 229,730, C708 2sc18t6 cowas72i sol 6231, 0232 1Noea, 203, 0204 CEANLASGMSOLL or C233 + 182076 10208, 0208 CSZARIIM 35 ‘© 151855 or 207, 0208 CEANLARTM 251. 6239, €240 182076 or COMAIE2K SOL. 6263, C254 182473VH oF CSVARISMZESAN —0255,C286 08842 or CEAOIOM SOL C267, C268 Usi080 or CEANLRSIMEOLL or C258, C260 wes CSYARSOM2ESAN + XZ088 oz CeAg7IM 16. o2s1,c273Dd cletoley PartNo. CEATOTM 10L, ‘GEAZ20M 10L, CEAIOIM 16L (CEAA7OM 16L (CEAgIOM 16L ‘comatoas SOL. (CEAATIM 10L ‘Symbol & Desrinton 262, 0269-272 26a 266 0267, 0268 cae 275, c276 277 Pre Amp Unit (CWF-081) MISCELLANEOUS. Mork + oo * Part Nos Mastosmr 28K198-10" or 28K108-100 or 28K200-XG oF 23K200-X¥ 288709-A0 or 258709-AP or 288709-A0 or 280709-AR or 288709-A8 or 2SAN1625Y or 2SA116286 oF 2SA1179M6 oF 25A1179.M6 oF 25a1179M7 ‘280601-¥0 or ‘2s0601-YP oF 2s0601-Ya or 2SD60-YR oF 20801 YS or 28c2712LY or 28C2712-L6 or 2sc7TI2-LL oF 25c28125 or 25¢2812-L6 MAISIWK MIT ccr-tz RESISTORS Mark caPacI Mack Part No. Rsv/es GaOs Rovers. aoc) Asi/gs OODK ITORS PartNo. eKsvB821K 50 (CEANLAR7MSBLL (CEANLRS7MEOLL oF CSZARAIM 35, CSZARG™ 35 Symbel & Deserption 10201 (0201—0204 Chip Transistor (0206, 2206 Chip Trantor 0207 Chip Trani 201, 0202 Chip Diode \va201—VR204 ‘Semisixed, 224818) Symbol & Deserption R201-A208, A209—A212, AZ1G— R231, R905 Chip Resistor R206-R208, A213-A218 S108 ON Chip Restor ‘Symbol & Description (©201~C204 Chip Copactor ¢206-c208 209, 0210, c213,c216 cat, c212 Mark Part No. ‘CEAA7OMELL com 1034 50. cKsyF2z2z 50 (CEAZ2IM TOL Driver Assy (CWX-382) MISCELLANEOUS Mark PartNo. +e 25A716 0° 280602 oF 288692K #258596 or 288762 or 250807 ‘181886 or sg0%-02 cTH069 RESISTORS. Mark _ PartNo. RO1/6°5 coOs CAPACITOR Mack PartNo, ccuon Control Unit (CWX-385) MISCELLANEOUS ‘Note: Replace X1 as 1st. Mark Part N ‘ex PAODOZA # PA3000 sex Too130" 4% POsOOBA + TATSSSBP tH 250116257 oF 28A11628G oF 288709-AQ or 288709-AR or 288709-AS or 25411796 or 2SA1179.M6 or 2A1170N7 se 250801-¥0 oF 20601-YR or 2D601-YS or 25c2712LY of 250271246 or 28C2712LL or 25¢28128 or Symbol & Deserotion c2is,cz16 217.0218, ©2189 Chip Copscitor 220 Symbol & Description 1,02 03, 08 bi,o2 u Coil, 0.5m ‘Symbol & Desrition Rina ‘Symbol & Dasrintion cr ‘804F/16V Symbol & Description ict ez tea tc i203 01, 09-018, a16, 01, 218 ‘Chip Transistor (02-04, a6, a7, a14, 015, 017, ‘18, 020-27, 0208, 0213, 0216 (ip Tansetoraoe lel] 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ° q 6 15. SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (KP-909G/Us — Serial No.00001 ~ 01000, KP-909G/E — Serial No.0000) ~ 04000) ‘000 UNIT (cwK=250) . : + A B Cc D10 Aa 16. C oor tet thlhUhllhCULll CE CONTROL UNIT (CWX-385) (KP-909G/US — Serial No. 00001 ~ 01000, KP.909G/E — Serial No, 00001 ~ 04000) 220! ascase-c 08: 250313-0 g2i7 2s0468-¢ or Bscises~F p1,09~7: masia-Ma NS P Daher 213, 21 ee 2s as, Re 812 09 aes O16 ain 036 Ica a7 os ae 208 aste Ie Wes azo alae gs aid az ais al ici a2 G7 1c203 ae aS aad aziscai7 Fig. 30eo lelaley 17. PARTS LIST (kp-s09G/us — Seri I No. 00001 ~ 01000, KP-909G/E — Serial No. 00001 ~ 04000) Control Unit (CWX-385) CAPACITORS MISCELLANEOUS Mark Part No. ‘Symbol & Descrintion ‘Mors: Replace X1 as t et CKSYB102K 60 C1, C10_Chip Capacitor ak Pat Na synbs 8 Daitn Geavoon Te Gavets cas case cms ee ‘es Paoo028 ies cxonowrnk as ales 3 Pasooe ice coeaeo Se nmr Bs Teeter i 5 roeooe tee cxoscaran 25 c7 3 arse 1e00 Gcawonsou” Ge CeaonasoL 8 sre aaanieasy or 01,09-018 018,016 0218 Cawaraueo. ert seationse ie Tamir Crosenon ms Gra zeoro9ago $00. o ceazmw isi cx 2070948 CKeYOTERK SO EI8-C18_Chipcapecter cowarousor GiB 2ar17946 0 cement 2a t70M8 Ceaccow seta deattvew? s+ Heoeorvao 02-04 08,07,014.015017.018, —cEAMTOM OL cz soeotvnor —Gaocoay daar cate Ceawan7wss.l Gast,com2 omaione SOL ats cat, c247, C218 s0001YSor Ch Tor Canaan sol Gas cate onTiauy GessL200) 60. GaHs,6250 CH Casco dcariausor sseariaitar cszasookse —czss seoamtasr 280281216 Mechanism Control Unit (CWX-416) wx Boots ce = Hi owe Gas Sa Ne DOT =B09 aw 1001 Ti Bowecer Gz hese otaee 1 NoGOOO AEE sy wooo ~ (KP-909G/E) aud # WAIsIAMA 01, 03-08 chip die ee rine + Sore on.oa6 {erase ‘+ vn vie [copa cor 09 oe né.eri|wosvuaeas | ROMar2s Shmtsiwcir 200 ube coxoro Te Positor v0 XCar Renton aan + owsso8 sich Ay Hi Soran Wit sonitac, e018) Bt cosa Woe, vas Moun, 008) tense mee RESISTORS Mark Pa Symba Omernon RDI/6PS0005 AI, RE7—R9O, RZ04 RSVBSOCOS «RAAT, AB-AIZ, AYA, AIS, RI7— R96, RAO—RBS, R232, A259—-R270, ‘Rast, A282, A264—A2B8, F297, 208 Chip Fesisor RD4VMoOD) RB, A19, ROI cont Ate cara. ROWPMcDDs = RO7—RIB