samsung dvd r120

DVD- RECORDERChassis : K2 (2nd Generation)DVD-R120/XAADVD-R120/XACDVD-R120/AFS

SERVICE ⌘ Multi format recording

DVD-RAM/ DVD-RW/ DVD-R

⌘ Multi format playback

DVD / DVD-RAM / DVD-RW / DVD-R

CD / CD-R / CD-RW / MP3 / JPEG

⌘ Recording mode

XP(1Hour)/ SP(2Hour)/ LP(4Hour)/ EP(6~8Hour)

⌘ Progressive scan

⌘ Automatic Chapter product on

⌘ 59mm Slim Design

Manual

DVD-RECORDER Merit & Character regarding Product

SERVICE MA

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DVD

-R120

ELECTRONICS

© Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. JAN. 2005Printed in KoreaAK82-00710A

This Service Manual is a property of Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd.Any unauthorized use of Manual can be punished under applicable

international and/or domestic law.

CONTENTS

1. Precautions (1-1 ~ 1-6)1-1 Safety Precaution (1-1)1-2 Servicing Precautions (1-3)1-3 ESD Precautions (1-4)1-4 Handling the optical pick-up (1-5)

2. Product Specification (2-1 ~ 2-12)2-1 Reference Information (2-1)2-2 Chassis Product Specification (2-2)2-3 Option Product Specification (2-3)2-4 Introduction to DVD (2-4)2-5 DVD-Video Fromat (2-6)

3. Software Update (3-1 ~ 3-4)3-1 Drive Firmware Update (3-1)3-2 Flash Update (3-3)

4. Disassembly and Reassembly (4-1 ~ 4-8)4-1 Cabinet and PCB (4-1)4-2 PCB Location (4-7)

5. Trouble Shooting (5-1 ~ 5-16)

6. Exploded View and Parts List (6-1 ~ 6-4)6-1 Cabinet Assembly (6-2)

7. Electrical Parts List (7-1 ~ 7-8)

8. Block Diagram (8-1 ~ 8-8)8-1 All Block Diagram (8-2)8-2 DIC1(DMN8602) Block Diagram (8-3)8-3 AIC1(PCM1742) Block Diagram (8-4)8-4 AIC9(PCM1802) Block Diagram (8-5)8-5 PIC(TSB4AB1) Block Diagram (8-6)8-6 TIC1(TW9906) Block Diagram (8-7)8-7 IC4N01(MSP3407G) Block Diagram (8-8)

9. Wiring Diagram (9-1 ~ 9-2)

10. PCB Diagrams (10-1 ~ 10-6)10-1 S.M.P.S. PCB (10-2)10-2 Main PCB (10-4)10-3 Jack PCB (10-6)

11. Schematic Diagrams (11-1 ~ 11-12)11-1 S.M.P.S. (11-2)11-2 DVD Main Connector (11-3)11-3 DVD DDR (11-4)11-4 DVD DV (11-5)11-5 DVD A/V Codec (11-6)11-6 DVD Audio In/Out (11-7)11-7 DVD Video Decoder (11-8)11-8 MICOM (11-9)11-9 A/V Input (11-10)11-10 A/V Output (11-11)11-11 TM Block (11-12)

12. Operating Instructions and Installation (12-1 ~ 12-56)

13. Circuit Operating Descriptions (13-1 ~ 13-16)13-1 Power (13-1)13-2 AV Codec (13-4)13-3 SERVO (DVP Multi Drive) (13-7)13-4 Video Input (13-9)13-5 Video Output (13-11)13-6 Audio (13-13)13-7 Tuner (13-14) 13-8 IF (13-15)

14. Reference Information (14-1 ~ 14-4)

CONTENTS

Samsung Electronics 1-1

1. Precautions

1-1 Safety Precautions

1) Before returning an instrument to the customer,always make a safety check of the entire instrument,including, but not limited to, the following items:

(1) Be sure that no built-in protective devices aredefective or have been defeated during servicing.(1)Protective shields are provided to protect boththe technician and the customer. Correctly replaceall missing protective shields, including anyremoved for servicing convenience. (2)When reinstalling the chassis and/or other as-sembly in the cabinet, be sure to put back in placeall protective devices, including, but not limited to,nonmetallic control knobs, insulating fish papers,adjustment and compartment covers/shields, andisolation resistor/capacitor networks. Do not oper-ate this instrument or permit it to be operated with-out all protective devices correctly installed andfunctioning.

(2) Be sure that there are no cabinet openings throughwhich adults or children might be able to inserttheir fingers and contact a hazardous voltage. Suchopenings include, but are not limited to, excessive-ly wide cabinet ventilation slots, and an improper-ly fitted and/or incorrectly secured cabinet backcover.

(3) Leakage Current Hot Check-With the instrumentcompletely reassembled, plug the AC line corddirectly into a 120V AC outlet. (Do not use an iso-lation transformer during this test.) Use a leakagecurrent tester or a metering system that complieswith American National Standards institute (ANSI)C101.1 Leakage Current for Appliances andUnderwriters Laboratories (UL) 1270 (40.7). Withthe instrument’s AC switch first in the ON positionand then in the OFF position, measure from aknown earth ground (metal water pipe, conduit,etc.) to all exposed metal parts of the instrument(antennas, handle brackets, metal cabinets, screw-heads, metallic overlays, control shafts, etc.), espe-cially any exposed metal parts that offer an electri-cal return path to the chassis. Any current measured must not exceed 0.5mA.Reverse the instrument power cord plug in the out-let and repeat the test. See Fig. 1-1.

Any measurements not within the limits specifiedherein indicate a potential shock hazard that mustbe eliminated before returning the instrument tothe customer.

Fig. 1-1 AC Leakage Test

(4) Insulation Resistance Test Cold Check-(1) Unplugthe power supply cord and connect a jumper wirebetween the two prongs of the plug. (2) Turn on thepower switch of the instrument. (3) Measure theresistance with an ohmmeter between thejumpered AC plug and all exposed metallic cabinetparts on the instrument, such as screwheads,antenna, control shafts, handle brackets, etc. Whenan exposed metallic part has a return path to thechassis, the reading should be between 1 and 5.2megohm. When there is no return path to the chas-sis, the reading must be infinite. If the reading isnot within the limits specified, there is the possibil-ity of a shock hazard, and the instrument must berepaired and rechecked before it is returned to thecustomer. See Fig. 1-2.

Fig. 1-2 Insulation Resistance Test

DEVICEUNDERTEST

(READING SHOULDNOT BE ABOVE

0.5mA)LEAKAGECURRENTTESTER

EARTHGROUND

TEST ALLEXPOSED METER

SURFACES

ALSO TEST WITHPLUG REVERSED

(USING AC ADAPTERPLUG AS REQUIRED)

2-WIRE CORD

AntennaTerminal

ExposedMetal Part

ohmohmmeter

Precautions

1-2 Samsung Electronics

2) Read and comply with all caution and safety re-lated notes on or inside the cabinet, or on the chas-sis.

3) Design Alteration Warning-Do not alter or add tothe mechanical or electrical design of this instru-ment. Design alterations and additions, includingbut not limited to, circuit modifications and theaddition of items such as auxiliary audio outputconnections, might alter the safety characteristics ofthis instrument and create a hazard to the user. Anydesign alterations or additions will make you, theservicer, responsible for personal injury or propertydamage resulting therefrom.

4) Observe original lead dress. Take extra care toassure correct lead dress in the following areas:(1) near sharp edges, (2) near thermally hot parts (besure that leads and components do not touch ther-mally hot parts), (3) the AC supply, (4) high voltage,and (5) antenna wiring. Always inspect in all areasfor pinched, out-of-place, or frayed wiring, Do notchange spacing between a component and theprinted-circuit board. Check the AC power cord fordamage.

5) Components, parts, and/or wiring that appear tohave overheated or that are otherwise damagedshould be replaced with components, parts and/ orwiring that meet original specifications. Additionally, determine the cause of overheatingand/or damage and, if necessary, take correctiveaction to remove any potential safety hazard.

6) Product Safety Notice-Some electrical and mechani-cal parts have special safety-related characteristicswhich are often not evident from visual inspection,nor can the protection they give necessarily beobtained by replacing them with components ratedfor higher voltage, wattage, etc. Parts that have spe-cial safety characteristics are identified by shading,an ( )or a ( )on schematics and parts lists. Useof a substitute replacement that does not have thesame safety characteristics as the recommendedreplacement part might create shock, fire and/orother hazards. Product safety is under review con-tinuously and new instructions are issued whenev-er appropriate.

Precautions


1-2 Servicing Precautions

CAUTION : Before servicing units covered by thisservice manual and its supplements, read and followthe Safety Precautions section of this manual.

Note : If unforseen circumstances create conflictbetween the following servicing precautions and anyof the safety precautions, always follow the safety pre-cautions. Remember: Safety First.

1-2-1 General Servicing Precautions

(1) a. Always unplug the instrument’s AC power cordfrom the AC power source before (1) re-movingor reinstalling any component, circuit board,module or any other instrument assembly, (2)disconnecting any instrument electrical plug orother electrical connection, (3) connecting a testsubstitute in parallel with an electrolytic capaci-tor in the instrument.

b. Do not defeat any plug/socket B+ voltage inter-locks with which instruments covered by thisservice manual might be equipped.

c. Do not apply AC power to this instrument and/or any of its electrical assemblies unless allsolid-state device heat sinks are correctly in-stalled.

d. Always connect a test instrument’s ground leadto the instrument chassis ground before connect-ing the test instrument positive lead. Alwaysremove the test instrument ground lead last.

Note : Refer to the Safety Precautions section groundlead last.

(2) The service precautions are indicated or printed onthe cabinet, chassis or components. When servic-ing, follow the printed or indicated service precau-tions and service materials.

(3) The components used in the unit have a specifiedflame resistance and dielectric strength.When replacing components, use componentswhich have the same ratings. Components identi-fied by shading, by( ) or by ( ) in the circuit dia-gram are important for safety or for the characteris-tics of the unit. Always replace them with the exactreplacement components.

(4) An insulation tube or tape is sometimes used andsome components are raised above the printedwiring board for safety. The internal wiring issometimes clamped to prevent contact with heat-ing components. Install such elements as theywere.

(5) After servicing, always check that the removedscrews, components, and wiring have been in-stalled correctly and that the portion around theserviced part has not been damaged and so on.Further, check the insulation between the blades ofthe attachment plug and accessible conductiveparts.

1-2-2 Insulation Checking Procedure

Disconnect the attachment plug from the AC outletand turn the power ON. Connect the insulation resi-stance meter (500V) to the blades of the attachmentplug. The insulation resistance between each blade ofthe attachment plug and accessible conductiveparts(see note) should be more than 1 Megohm.

Note : Accessible conductive parts include metal pan-els, input terminals, earphone jacks, etc.

Precautions


1-3 ESD Precautions

Electrostatically Sensitive Devices (ESD)

Some semiconductor (solid state) devices can be dam-aged easily by static electricity.Such components commonly are called Electrostati-cally Sensitive Devices(ESD). Examples of typical ESDdevices are integrated circuits and some field-effecttransistors and semiconductor chip components. Thefollowing techniques should be used to help reducethe incidence of component damage caused by staticelectricity.

(1) Immediately before handling any semiconductorcomponent or semiconductor-equipped assembly,drain off any electrostatic charge on your body bytouching a known earth ground. Alternatively,obtain and wear a commercially available dis-charging wrist strap device, which should beremoved for potential shock reasons prior to apply-ing power to the unit under test.

(2) After removing an electrical assembly equippedwith ESD devices, place the assembly on a conduc-tive surface such as aluminum foil, to prevent elec-trostatic charge buildup or exposure of the assem-bly.

(3) Use only a grounded-tip soldering iron to solder orunsolder ESD devices.

(4) Use only an anti-static solder removal devices.Some solder removal devices not classified as“anti-static” can generate electrical charges suffi-cient to damage ESD devices.

(5) Do not use freon-propelled chemicals. These cangenerate electrical charges sufficient to damageESD devices.

(6) Do not remove a replacement ESD device from itsprotective package until immediately before yourare ready to install it.(Most replacement ESDdevices are packaged with leads electrically short-ed together by conductive foam, aluminum foil orcomparable conductive materials).

(7) Immediately before removing the protective ma-terials from the leads of a replacement ESD device,touch the protective material to the chassis or cir-cuit assembly into which the device will beinstalled.

CAUTION : Be sure no power is applied to the ch-assis or circuit, and observe all other safety precau-tions.

(8) Minimize bodily motions when handling unpack-aged replacement ESD devices. (Otherwise harm-less motion such as the brushing together of yourclothes fabric or the lifting of your foot from a car-peted floor can generate static electricity sufficientto damage an ESD device).

Precautions


1-4 Handling the optical pick-up

The laser diode in the optical pick up may suffer elec-trostatic breakdown because of potential static elec-tricity from clothing and your body.

The following method is recommended.(1) Place a conductive sheet on the work bench (The

black sheet used for wrapping repair parts.)

(2) Place the set on the conductive sheet so that thechassis is grounded to the sheet.

(3) Place your hands on the conductive sheet(Thisgives them the same ground as the sheet.)

(4) Remove the optical pick up block

(5) Perform work on top of the conductive sheet. Becareful not to let your clothes or any other staticsources to touch the unit.

◆ Be sure to put on a wrist strap grounded to thesheet.

◆ Be sure to lay a conductive sheet made of copperetc. Which is grounded to the table.

Fig.1-3

(6) Short the short terminal on the PCB, which is in-side the Pick-Up ASS’Y, before replacing the Pick-Up. (The short terminal is shorted when the Pick-Up Ass’y is being lifted or moved.)

(7) After replacing the Pick-up, open the short termi-nal on the PCB.

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Product Specification


Power requirements 120V AC,60Hz

Power consumption 35Watts

GeneralWeight 8.27 IB

Dimensions 16.9in(W) x 9.6in(D) x 2.3in(H)

Operating temp +41°F to 95°F

Other conditions Keep level when operating. Less than 75% operating humidity

Video (1,2)1.0 V p-p at 75ohm load, sync negative

S-Video input (Y:1.0Vp-p, C: 0.286Vp-p at 75ohm load)

Audio (1,2) Max. Audio input level : 2Vrms

Input DV Input IEEE 1394(4p) compatible jack

Receivable ChannelsRegular TV broadcasting : VHF (2~13), UHF (14~69)

Cable TV broadcasting: 1~125

Audio output jacks 1,2

Optical/coaxial digital audio outputAudioFull scale analog output level : 2Vrms

Output Video output jacks 1,

S-Video output 1 (Y: 1.0Vp-p, C:0.286Vp-p at 75 ohm load)VideoComponent output (Y: 1.0Vp-p ,Pb:0.70Vp-p, Pr:0.70Vp-p at 75ohm load)

Picture compression format MPEG-II

Audio compression format Dolby digital 2ch/256kbps

Recording Recording QualityXP (about 8 Mbps), SP (about 4 Mbps), LP (about 2 Mbps),

EP (about 1.2 Mbps), FR (about 1.2 Mbps to 8Mbps)

Audio frequency characteristics 20 Hz ~ 20 KHz

2. Product Specification

2-1 Product Specification



2-2 Chassis Product Specification

General Model Name DVD-R100 DVD-R120

Info Function Standard StandardCOLOR SYSTEM NTSC NTSC

SYSTEM BROADCAST SSTEM M M AUTO CLOCK O ODVD-RAM O ODVD-R O ODVD-RW O O

VIDEO MPEG-2 MPEG-2AUDIO 2ch 2ch

RECORER DVD-RAM/-R(4.7GB) O OFUNCTION HDD - -

Flexible Recording O OOTR O OTime Slip O OVCR+Plus -/- -/-Quick Dubbing - -EPG(Gemstar) - -IR Blaster - -Play Lis O O

SUB Auto Chaptering - -FUNCTION JPEG Browser with BG music - O

DV Input O O10in2 Memory Slot - -DVD-RAM/-R/-RW O/O/(O) O/O/(O)DVD-Video/VCD/CD-DA O/-/O O/-/O CD-R/RW O/O O/O

PLAYCACK Music CD O OFUNCTION MPEG4/Divx -/- -/-

Multi Memory Card - -Progressive Scan Output O OUpscaling(720P/1080i) - -DV/LINE1/LINE2/CH O/O/O/O O/O/O/OVideo Input 2ea 2eaVideo Output 1ea 1eaS-Video Input 2ea 1eaS-Video Outpu 1ea 1ea

IN/OUT Component Output 1ea 1eaHDMI Output - -Analog Audio Input(L/R) 2sets 2setsAnalog Audio Output(L/R) 2sets 2setsOptical/Coaxial O/O O/OPanel disply VFD LED ModuleREMOCON Multi 53key Multi 44key

ETS IB English English Size: Net(W x H x D) 430X68.5X279 430X59X245Weight 4.2Kg 2.9Kg

DV INDV IN

S-VIDEOS-VIDEO VIDEOVIDEO

LASTLAST MARK M ARK PIPPIP INPUTINPUT TIME SLIPTIM E SLIP

MODEM ODE

RECRECCHCH CHCH

L(MONO)-AUDIO-RL(MO NO )-AUDIO-R

DVD RECORDER DVD-R100

L2 INL2 IN



2-3 Option Product Specification

Remote Control

Batteries for Remote Control

Audio & V ideo Cable

Owner�s Instructions

RF Cable

RemarkParts NoDescriptionDescription Fig

AK59-00012H

AC43-12002H

AC39-00073A

AK68-00683A

AC39-42001J

S.N.A

Model standard ofDVD-R120/XAA







2-4 Introduction to DVD

2-4-1 The Definition of DVD

DVD is the next generation medium and is the acronym of the Digital Versatile Disc or thr Digital Video Disc,which maximizes the saving density of the disk surface using the MPEG-2 compression technology to enable thestorage of 17G bytes of data on the same size CD.

1) 7 times the storage capacity of the conventional CD•Minimized the track pitch and pit size to 1/2 of conventional CD.•Uses red laser with short-wavelenght of 650nm (635nm).

• DVD Vs. CD-ROM

CD-ROM CD-R/RW DVD-ROM DVD-R/RW DVD-RAM

Disc Thickness 1.2mm 1.2mm 0.6*2mm 0.6*2mm 0.6*2mm

Lens NA 0.45 0.45(0.5) 0.6 0.6 0.6

Laser wavelenght 780um 780um 650um 650um 650um

Track pitch 1.6pm 1.6pm 0.74pm 0.74pm 0.615pm

Capacity 0.65GB 0.65GB 4.7GB 4.7GB 4.7GB

Track structure Pit train Groove Pit train Groove Land/Groove

2) Disc FormatsDVD consists of two 0.6mm discs attached together, enabling access to the upper and lower side of the disk, and 4 sides could be used at maximum.

Single Layer : 4.7GByte

PolycarbonateLabel

Bonding layerReflective layer

Polycarbonate

LabelPolycarbonate


Semi-reflective layerPolycarbonate

Dual Layer : 8.5GByte

Bonding layer

Reflective layer

Reflective layer

Polycarbonate

Polycarbonate

Dual Side Single Layer : 9.5GBytePolycarbonate


Reflective layerSemi-reflective layer

Semi-reflective layer

Polycarbonate

Dual Side Dual Layer : 17GByte



2-4-2 DVD Types

FORMAT TYPE APPLICATIONS

DVD-Video Playback Only High quality image and sound for movies and other video media.

DVD-ROM Read Only Multi-functional, multi-media software that requires large storage capacity.

DVD-Audio Playback Only High quality sound that exceeds the CD, multi-channel Audio.

DVD-R 1 Time Recording As with CD-R, write only once

DVD-RAMRewritable This can be virtually used as hard-disk, with a random

(more than 100,000times) read-write access

Rewritable Similar to DVD-RAM exiept than its technology featuresDVD-RW

(About 1000times) a sepueutial read-write access more like phonograph than a hard disk.



2-5 DVD-Video Fromat

2-5-1 Main Features

1) Able to store up to 160 minutes of Movie by utilizing the MPEG-2 compression technology. ( Aver. 133min.)

2) Enables more than 500 lines of horizontal resolution. (Class corresponding to the Master Tapes used in broadcasting stations)

3) Provides Dolby Digital 5.1ch Surround 3D sound, which enables theater quality sound (NTSC area).• For PAL areas, 1 of either MPEG-2 Audio or Dolby Digital must be selected.

4) Multi-Language• Able to store up to 8 languages of dubbing.

• Able to store up to 32 subtitle languages.

5) Multi-Aspect Ratio3TV Mode alternatives ; 16:9 Wide Screen (DVD Basic)/4:3 Pan & Scan/Letter Box.

6) Multi-StoryPossible to implement Interactive Viewing which enables the user to select the scenario.

7) Multi-AngleAble to view the camera angle you selected among the scenes recorded with multiple camera angles.

Note ; The above media features must have the DVD Title that contains the appropriate contents to function properly.

2-5-2 Audio & Video Specifications

Classification DVD-Video Video-CD LD

Compression MPEG-2 MPEG-1Analog

Pixel 720 x 480 352 x 240

VIDEOHorizontal resolution Max. 500 Lines Max. 250 Lines Max.420 Lines

Compression rate 1/40 1/140Analog

Transmission speed Max. 9.8Mbps (variable) 1.15Mbps (fixed)

TV aspect 16:9 / 4:3 4:3 4:3

Audio Max. 8 streams 2CH stereo

Recording type Dolby Digital Linear PCM MPEG-1 Layer 2

AUDIO Transmission rate 448Kbps/stream 6.144Mbps/stream 224Kbps or

Channel 5.1CH/stream 8CH/stream 2CH

Sampling frequency 48KHz 16, 20, 24Bit/48, 96KHz 16Bit/44.1KHz

2 Analog CH.2 Digital CH.

(16Bit/44.1KHz)

1 Analog CH.1 Stream of Dolby Digital

2 Digital CH. (16Bit/44.1KHz)



2-5-3 Detailed Feature

As the storage capacity increases, the DVD-Video separates the main data and the additional data such as theMulti-Function into different data areas, enabling the control of time-data ratio to provide the format that enablesthe flexible Software development

• 1 Movie (3.5Mbps)+ Subtitle (1 Language)+ Surround Audio (1 Language)= 160min storage (4.673Gbytes)

• 1 Movie (3.5Mbps)+ Subtitle (4 Language)+ Surround Audio (4 Language)= 160min storage (4.680Gbytes)

• 1 Music Video (4Mbps)+ 2ch High quality Audio (96kHz/24bit)= 72min storage (4.648Gbytes)

DVD-Video Feature 1 When Developing the DVD Software, various addition and modification is possible.

DVD-Video uses the variable compresion technology, the MPEG-2 to compress the moving image optimally, mini-mizing the Data loss to Provide a clear, natural screen while increasing the storage time.

DVD-Video Feature 2 Application of the MPEG-2 compression technology.

• MPEG-2 (Variable compression : Max. 1/40)

• Field unit compression.

DVD-Video• Compression rate change according to the amount of Data.

•Differentiates the still image anf the moving image compression rete, reducing Data loss and enables efficient compression.

• MPEG-1 (Fixed compression : Max. 1/140)

• Frame unit compression.

Video-CD • Compresses all data using the same ratio.

- Fast movements are jagged, and unnatural

Time

Amount of data

Time

Amount of data Loss area



DVD-Video can store the audio using the 5.1ch Dolby Digital compression or the advanced Liner PCM method,providing the better-than-CD quality and theater like audio quality.

• Dolby Digital (AC-3)

• Unlike the traditional Dolby pro-Logic method, the Dolby Digital method separates all 5 main channels (Front L/R, Center, Surround (Rear) L/R)and the Sub woofer to provide live surround audio.

• Using the Down Mix method, the conventional Dolby Pro-Logic and Stereo are all compatible.

• Each separated channels are played back at CD quality sound. (Frequency band: 20Hz ~ 20KHz)

• Linear PCM (Pulse Code Modulation)

• Provides the high quality Digital sound without the audio data compression.

• Various Digital Recordings are possible as shown in the table to the right.

DVD-Video Feature 3 High quality surround audio.

Sampling Frequency Bit Rate

16bit

48KHz 20bit

24bit

16bit

96KHz 20bit

24bit

• Dolby Digital compatible Audio Mode

Audio CodingChannel Format

ModeFront Surround (Rear) Remark

L C R L R

1/0 O Mono

2/0 O O Stereo

3/0 O O O

2/1 O O Mono

3/1 O O O Mono Surround

2/2 O O O O

3/2 O O O O O



• Audio Dubbing - Max. 8 Languages

• Subtitle - Max. 32 Languages. Capable of storing, and selectiong.

• Linear PCM (Pulse Code Modulation)

DVD-Video Feature 4 Multi-Language

• Unlike the conventional VCD or LD, DVD-Video has the default of 16:9 Wide, and can be viewed using the conventional 4:3 TV, enabling the expansion of viewer selection capabilities.

• 16 : 9 TV : Wide Mode (16:9 Wide Full Screen)

• 4 : 3 TV : Letter Box Mode, Pan & Scan Mode

DVD-Video Feature 5 Multi-Aspect

4:3 Pan & Scan16:9 Wide 4:3 Letter Box

• Up to 9 angles of view may be stored, enabling the viewer to select a specific viewpoint at a given time.--> Especially, for the Music Video and Sports Title, this provides a more lively image of the scene.

DVD-Video Feature 6 Multi-Angle

Note ; Only enable to be worked correctly by an appropriate data supported this function in Disc.

Note ; Only enable to be worked correctly by an appropriate data supported this function in Disc.



• DVD-Video provides the enviroment suitable for the bi-directional Software develoment, providing multiple scenarios. This feature enables the Multi-Story function.

DVD-Video Feature 7 Multi-Story

• For the titles that are not suitable for children viewing, Parental Locks are set, requesting user defined passwords for viewing

• Parential Locks may be set on specific frames of the Title, enabling the player to skip those frames during playback.

OPTION Parental Lock

• Classify the world into 6 regions, and if the DVD Title and the Player’s “Reginal Code” do not agree, playback is prohibited.

• Regionnal Coding is optional for the Soft developers (Region 0 All Code), but the Hardware developers must adopt the appropriate regionnal code for sale.

• Region 1 : The United States and its territories, Canada.

• Region 2 : Europe, Japan, Greenland, Egypt, South Africa, the Middle East.

• Region 3 : Taiwan, Hongkong, Korea, South East Asia.

• Region 4 : Mexico, South America, Australia, New Zealand.

• Region 5 : Russia, Eastern Europe, India, Africa.

• Region 6 : China. • Region 0 : Worldwide (All Code)

COPYRIGHT Regional Code & Macrovision

• Adoptation of the Macrovision System disables the copying on to other media.

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• The image quality of the DVD-Video may vary accoring to the quality of the Master and the Authoring Process

• The image quality of the DVD-Video varies according to the Digital Mastering Source such as the conventional LD, VCD, or Original Film.

• Different Authoring Process are used accoring to the Software developers, and this may affect the DVD image quality.

• Authoring Process

Remark DVD-Video Authoring Process

Video/AudioMaster

Surround AudioMaster

SubtitleMaster

MPEG-2Encoding

AC-3/MPEG AudioEncoding

CuttingMaster

DiscProduction

SubtitleEncoding

Authoring Process

Video/AudioSubtitle

Multiplexing

bit stream

bit stream

bit stream



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3. Software Update

3-1 Drive Firmware Update

3-1-1 Introduction

When you can not record and play on specific recording media (especially on newly available DVD-RAM, DVD-RW or DVD-R).

3-1-2 How to make an update disc

• Write the downloaded file onto a blank CD-R or CD-RW disc, using the following settings :1) Download the software update file from the samsung internet site. (www.samsung.com)2) Write the file to disc using the CD-RW of your computer.

• Recommended Application Program- Nero Burning / Easy CD Creator ..etc

• Option- Name : SDM2224- Extension name : “*.REC”- Multisession : No Multisession- File name lenght : Max. of 11 = 8 + 3- Format : Mode 1- Character set : ISO 9660 or Joliet Format- CD Close & Dise at once

N O T E

It is very important : please read the below notice below before upditang your unit.The followong events may interrupt the update process and MAY RESULT IN PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT WHILE UPDATING

! Unplugging the power cord.@ Power Outage.# Dirt or Scratches on the disc.$ Opening a disc tray during processing.

WARNING

3-2

Software Update

Samsung Electronics

Fig. 3-2

* If you don’t see the message above, try another disc. Generally, this is caused by disc quality and by disc creating problem.

4) Press the ENTER button on the remote control (Fig. 3-1).

Fig.3-3

5) It takes about 1~2 minutes to complete the update.The message below will be displayed in the screen after update is completed and the tray will open automatically.

Fig. 3-4

6) After removing the update disc, turn off the unit with power button.And there after turn on the unit with power button and then the will be closed.The drive firmware is now completed.

Drive Update

Do you want to update drive-firmware?

Version: Xx.X.R120 -> XX.X.R120

NoYes

Atfer checking old and new version, select “Yes” or “No”with “ ” or “ ” on the remote control.* The Version is indicated by “XX.X modelname”

You will see “LOAD” on FLT Display.

Drive Update

Now, processing...

please, do not turn off the power.

Drive Update

Drive firmware is successfully

updated.

Fig. 3-5

1) Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray.2) Insert the update CD-R disc with the software update, label

facing up.3) Press OPEN/CLOSE to close the disc tray.* It takes about 1~2 minites before the mesage below appears.

Fig. 3-1 Remote Control

Software Update

3-3Samsung Electronics

3-2 Flash Update

3-2-1 Introduction

When you encounter the problem which is not related in drive firmware necessity.

3-2-2 How to make an update disc

Write the downloaded file onto a blank CD-R or CD-RW disc, using the following settings :1) Download the software update file from the samsung internet site. (www.samsung.com)2) Write the file to disc using the CD-RW of your computer.

• Recommended Application Program- Nero Burning / Easy CD Creator ..etc

• Option- Multisession : No Multisession- CD close & disc at once- ISO 9660 or joliet format- Extension name : “*.RUF”

• In order to increase dise playability, add a dummy file (over 100MB) together with the latest program.(The dummy file can be used any kind of file except MP3 file etc which can be played in the unit and we recommend to use a file whinextension name as “*.dmy”, which can be changed from original one.)

N O T E

It is very important : please read the below notice below before updating your unit.The followong events may interrupt the update process and MAY RESULT IN PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT WHILE UPDATING

! Unplugging the power cord.@ Power Outage.# Dirt or Scratches on the disc.$ Opening a disc tray during processing.

WARNING

3-4

Software Update

Samsung Electronics

Fig. 3-7

* If you don’t see the message above, try another disc.Generally, this is caused by disc quality and by disc creating problem.

4) Press the ENTER button on the remote control (Fig. 3-6).

Fig. 3-8

5) It takes about 5 minutes to complete the update.The message below will be displayed in the screen after update is completed and the tray will open automatically.

Fig. 3-9

6) After removing the update disc, turn off the unit with power button.And there after turn on the unit with power button and then the will be closed.The Flash update is now completed.

* If the message to the left isn’t displayed after 10minutes and the unit is no longer functioning properly, contact a samsung authorized service center.

Atfer checking old and new version, select “Yes” or “No”with “ ” or “ ” on the remote control.* The Version is indicated by “YYMMDD.xx modelname”

Flash UpdateDo you want to update flash memory?

Version : YYMMDD.xx.R120-> YYMMDD.xx.R120

NoYes

Flash Update

Now, Processing...

Plase. do not turn off the power.

Flash Update

Flash memory is successfully

updated.

1) Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray.2) Insert the update CD-R disc with the software update, label

facing up.3) Press OPEN/CLOSE to close the disc tray.

Fig. 3-6 Remote Control


4. Disassembly and Reassembly

4-1 Cabinet and PCB

4-1-1 Top Cabinet Removal

1) Remove 3 Screws Œ.2) Lift up the Top Cabinet in direction of arrow.

Œ 3 SCREWS(W 3 x 10)

Fig. 4-1 Top Cabinet Removal

Note : Reassembly in reverse order.


Disassembly and Reaasembly

ˇ 2 HOOKS

ˆ ASS'Y FRONT-CABINET

´ 1 HOOK

Œ 1 HOOK

¨ 2 HOOKS

Fig. 4-2 Ass’y Front-Cabinet Removal

4-1-2 Ass’y Front-Cabinet Removal

1) Release 6 Hooks Œ, ´, ˇ, ¨ and Ass’y Front-Cabinet ˆ.



ASS'Y-DECK

Œ 2 SCREWS ´ 2 SCREWS(Y 3 x 10) (Y 3 x 6 )

4-1-3 Ass’y Deck Removal

1) Remove 4 Screws Œ, ´ from the Ass’y Deck and lift it up.

Fig. 4-3 Ass’y Deck Removal



Œ 2 SCREWS (Y 3 x 6 )

´ MAIN PCB

¨ 1 SCREW

ˇ 4 SCREWS (Y 3 x 6 )

(Y 3 x 10 )

ˆ SMPS PCB

Fig. 4-4 Main PCB and S.M.P.S. PCB Removal

4-1-4 Main PCB and S.M.P.S. PCB Removal

1) Remove 2 Screws Œ, from the Main PCB ´ and lift it up.2) Remove 5 Screws ˇ ,¨ from the S.M.P.S. PCB ˆ and lift it up.



4-1-5 Jack PCB Removal

1) Remove 5 Screws Œ, ´ from the Jack PCB ˇ and lift it up.

Œ 4 SCREWS (Y 3 x 6 )

´ 1 SCREW (W 3 x 6 )

ˇ JACK PCB

Fig. 4-5 Jack PCB Removal



4-1-6 DC FAN Removal

1) Remove 1 Screws Œ, from the DC Fan ´ and lift it up.

(B 3 x 10 )

´ DC FAN

Œ 1 SCREW

Fig. 4-6 DC FAN Removal



4-2 PCB Location

Fig. 4-7 PCB Location

S.M.P.S. PCB

MAIN PCB

JACK PCB



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5. Troubleshooting

PAFT1 is normal?

Check feed back PQIZ1

Change fuse

No

No

Change short circuited oropened parts

No

No

Check 2st voltage

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

NO Power Detected(Stand by LED OFF)

PVDLL1, PSDZ1PFZZ1, PVZL1

SHOR and OPENAre normal?

Is there voitage atCollector of

PPQQX1

Operation of PQQX1 isNormal?

Replace PQQX1

Troubleshooting


Check the Cable

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

There's no Digital Audio Out

Check Current Digital AudioSetting is PCM.

Check Digital Audio dataat DR1(MAIN PCB)

ChecK Digital Audio dataat pin 10 of CN4

(MAIN PCB)

Check 5V AVJ5No

Replace AVJ5

Replace Main PCB

Replace MAIN PCB

Set the BitstreamCheck the A/V Receiver

can Decode Current Bit-Steam

No

Yes

AUDIO DATA

Troubleshooting


12pin in CN3 of jack PCB orCN2 of main PCB has

normal level?

Check the RCA cable

NoCheck the DIC1 on MAIN B/D

Analog signals areinputed normally

VIC1(pin4)

No

No

No

Check the connection between 12pin in CN3 of JACK PCB and VIC1

Power isnormal(5V) at VIC(pin1,28)?

Pin3 in VIC1 isin high state?

Check the connection between VIC1(pin1,28) and power line(FD6,VL6).

Check the connection betweenVIC1(pin3) and IC601(pin10).check VIC1 peripheral circuit

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

NoVideo signal ofAbout P-P1V appears at

Output jack?

Check the connection betweenVIC1 and output jack

Yes

CVBS(Video) output error

# IF Recorder is under PSO(progressive scan output) MODE, it does notoutput the CVBS& S-Video signal.

CVBS(Color-bar)

Troubleshooting


Check the RCA cable

No

No

Analong signals areinputted normallyVIC1 (pin10/12/14)

No

No

No

Check the connection between VIC1(pin1,28) and Power line (FD6,VL6).

Power is normal (5V) at VIC1(Pin1,28)?

Pin13 in VIC1 isin high state?

Check the connection betweenVIC1(pin3) and IC601(pin89).

Check VIC1 peripheral circuit.

Check the connection between VIC1and output jack

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

S-Video output error

2/4/6 Pin in CN3 ofJack PCB or CN2 of Main PCB

has normal level?

Video signal ofAbout P-P1V appears at

Output Jack?

Check the DIC1 on MAIN B/D.

Check the connection between 2/4/6pin in CN3 of JACK PCB and VIC1

# IF Recorder is under PSO(progressive scan output) MODE, it does notoutput the CVBS& S-Video signal.

Y(Color-bar) C(Color-bar)

Troubleshooting


Pin 15 in IC201 has nomal level?

Pin 13 in IC201has nomal signal?

Check the connection betweenpin 15 in IC201 and L2 pin-jack

No

No

Check pin 16 in IC201 of input Power (5V) .

Yes

Yes

Line2 CVBS Video Input Error

A

TIC1-Clock TIC1-DATA

Troubleshooting


Pin14 in IC201has nomal level?

Pin13 in IC201has nomal signal?

Change Main PCB

Check the connection between pin14 in IC201 and L1 pin-jack

No

No

Check pin 16in IC201 of input power(5V)

Pin9 and pin10 in IC201 isin low and high state

respectively?

No

No

No

Check the connection between pin9 and pin10 in IC201 and pin 92 and 91 in IC601

Pin38 in TIC1 of Main PCBhas nomal level?

Pin70 and pin55,56,5758,61,62,63,64,66,67 in TIC1 of Main PCB has clock and

Digital video signal nomal level?

Check the connection between pin38 in TIC1 of Main PCB and pin 13 in IC201.

Check TIC1 peripheral circuit

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Line1 CVBS Video Input Error

A

Pin9/10 L/L : RF SignalL/H : Line1 H/L : Line2

H/H : Reserved

CVBS(Color-bar)

Troubleshooting


Change main PCB

Check the connection between pin 36 and42 in TIC1 and L1 S- video jack

No

Check TIC1 peripheral circuit.

Pin36 and 42 in TIC1 of Main PCB has

normal level?

Yes

Line1 S-Video Video Input Error

Pin70 and pin55,56,5758,61,62,63,64,66,67 in TIC1 of Main PCB has clock and

Digital video signal nomal level?

No

Yes

Troubleshooting


10pin and 8pin in CN3 ofjack PCB or CN2 of Main

PCB has normal level?

Analog signals areinputted normally

VIC1(pin4)

Check the RCA cable

Check the DIC1 on MAIN B/D.

No

No

Check the connection between 10pin and 8pin in CN3 of JACK PCB and VIC1

Power is normal (5V)at VIC1(pin1,28)?

No

No

Check the connection between VIC1(pin1,28) and power line(FD6.VL6).

Video signals ofabout P-P1V appears at

output jack?

Check the connection betweenVIC1 and output jack

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Component output error

Yes

NoPin3 in VIC1 isIn high state?

Check the connection between VIC1(pin13)and IC601(pin10) Check VIC1 peripheral circuit.

Y(Color-bar) Pb(Color-bar) Pr(Color-bar)

Troubleshooting


Check the select signal pin9,10of IC203(JACK PCB)

Check the passive partsaround jack pin.

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Audio Input is not Recording

Check all the 12Vccpin 16 of IC203 and 12Vcc of CN10

AIC4(JACK).

Check the 3.3V pin14 and 5V pin5 of AIC9

(MAIN PCB)

Check Digital clock and datapin 10, 11, 12, 15 of

AIC9(MAIN PCB)

Check pin 90,91 of the Front MrcomIC601 (JACK PCB)

Check SMPS

Replace Main PCB

Replace Main PCB

Digital clock(10) Digital clock(11) Digital clock(12) Digital clock(15)

Troubleshooting


Check he audio signal AR413 and AR437

(JACK PCB)

Check all the 5V pin8of AIC1

(MAIN PCB)

Check the passive partsarond Jack pin.

Check the Low state pin22 of theFront Micom IC601(JACL PCB)

No

No

Check SMPS

Check the audio signal pin7pin8 of AIC1(MAIN PCB)

No

No

Replace Main PCB

Check digital clock and data pin1, 2, 3, 16 of AIC1

(MAIN PCB)Replace MAIN PCB

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

There is no Audio Output

AUDIO DATA

Troubleshooting


Tuner input line signal is OK?

IIC line (SCL,SDA) fromfront micom is OK?

Change IC601 or checkaround elements

Tuner line connect TV directly.

No

No

Check the IIC line

Does TY2 make 14.31 Mhz signal? (jack PCB)

No Check TY2 or around elements

Yes

Yes

Yes

EDS is abnormal

Troubleshooting


Are Main and deckpower OK?

(5v, 12v)

Is the 40pinFFC cable(betweenmain & deck)

inserted correctly?

Check he power

No

No

Reinsert FFC cable correctly

Is the wavefromof DIC3 pin26 normal?

(MAIN PCB)

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Disc Ioading error

Change the Main board

Change the deck

DIC3-Pin26

Troubleshooting


Tuner input line signal(pin16) is OK? (Jack PCB)

Supplied power for tuner is OK?

pin3:5Vpin14: 33V

Refer to video line in abnormal

Tuner line connect TV directly

No

No

Pin 3 : 5V pin 14 : 33V check its line(jack PCB)

NoVideo signal of TE14 is OK?(jack PCB)

Check IC203 or its around elements(jack PCB)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Tuner Video Out Abnormal

Tuner Video

Troubleshooting


Tuner line signal is OK?

Supplied power for IC4N01 (5V,8V)is OK?

(jack PCB)

If TIC1 is normal, refer toaudio line in abnomal

Tuner line connect TV directly.

No

No

Check its power line or around elements

4.5MHz signal from 13 pinof tuner(TM1) is OK?

No

No

Check the SIF signal or tuner

Does TY1 make 18.432Mhz signal?

(jack PCB)

Check TY1 or around elements

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Tuner Audio Out Abnormal

Tuner Audio

Troubleshooting


KRMC1(pin1) signalis OK? (SMPS PCB)

IC601(pin5) signalis OK? (Jack PCB)

Change IC601 or arocwd elements

Check the power(pin2) lineorchange KRMC1.

No

No

Check the signal line or arocwd elements.

Yes

Yes

Remocon mpat error

Troubleshooting


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6. Exploded View and Parts List

6-1 Cabinet Assembly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Page

6-2

Exploded Views and Parts List


6-1 Cabinet Assembly

C001

A001

W275

W275

W009

W275

W009

W275 W272W268

P002

P003

P022

S.N.A

P025

P030

W271

H001

C015

S.N.A.: Service Not Available

C011

C002

C022



Loc. No Parts No. Description ; Specification Remark

A001 AK59-00012H REMOCON-ASSY;DVD-R120,XAA,-,-,44,-,-,-,-C001 AK97-01197A ASSY CABINET-FRONT;HIPS 94HB,DVD-R120,05 DVD-R120/XAA Only

AK97-01197E ASSY CABINET-FRONT;ASSY,DVD-R120/XAX,05- DVD-R120/AFS OnlyC002 AK64-01135A DOOR-TRAY;DVD-R120,ABS 94HB,T2.5,H20,W15C011 AK61-00137A SPRING ETC-DOOR;DVD-R4000,COIL,,,,,,PI0.C015 AK64-01069A CABINET-TOP;DVD-R120,PCM,T0.6,W430,L45,-C022 AK64-01140A DOOR-FRONT;DVD-R120,ABS 94HB,T2,H40,W80,H001 AK97-01211A ASSY-ASSY LOADER DRIVE;-,SV-R250,ASSY LOP002 AK92-00583A ASSY PCB-MAIN DVD;DVD-R120/XAA,K2 RecordP003 AK94-00053A ASSY SORT-SMPS F/T;DVD-R120/XAA,K2 Recor DVD-R120/XAA Only

AK94-00053B ASSY PCB-SMPS;DVD-R120/XAX,SMPS PCB ASSY DVD-R120/AFS OnlyP022 AK92-00584A ASSY PCB-MAIN JACK;DVD-R120/XAA,K2 Recor DVD-R120/XAA Only

AK92-00584B ASSY PCB-JACK;DVD-R120/XAX,JACK PCB ASSY DVD-R120/AFS OnlyP025 AC39-10200N CBF-POWER CORD;AT,US,EP2/Y,HOUSING(2P),1 DVD-R120/XAA Only

AC39-10019A CBF-POWER CORD;KKP-419C,H03VVH2-F,VDE/KE DVD-R120/AFS OnlyP030 3103-001158 FAN-DC;12V,20mA,2000rpm,0.125m^3/mi,7W009 6003-000276 SCREW-TAPTITE;BH,+,B,M3,L10,ZPC(YEL),SWCW268 6003-000254 SCREW-TAPTITE;BH,+,S,M3,L6,ZPC(WHT),SM20W271 6009-001411 SCREW-SPECIAL;TH,+,-,M5,L14,NI PLT,SWRCHW272 6003-001464 SCREW-TAPTITE;BH,+,B,M3,L10,ZPC(WHT)W275 6003-001561 SCREW-TAPTITE;BH,+,WT,B,M3,L6,ZPC(YEL),S



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Loc.No Part No Description ; Specification Remark Loc.No Part No Description ; Specification Remark


P002 AK92-00583A ASSY PCB-MAIN DVD;DVD-R120/XAA,K2 RecordAC101 2203-000491 C-CER,CHIP;2.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-AC104 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.AC105 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC4 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC5 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC6 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC7 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC8 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC816 2203-000236 C-CER,CHIP;0.1NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC818 2203-000236 C-CER,CHIP;0.1NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC820 2203-000783 C-CER,CHIP;0.33NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC821 2203-001554 C-CER,CHIP;1.8nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608AC822 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4AC823 2203-000783 C-CER,CHIP;0.33NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC824 2203-001554 C-CER,CHIP;1.8nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608AC831 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4AC891 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC892 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC908 2203-000491 C-CER,CHIP;2.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-AC911 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4AC912 2203-000491 C-CER,CHIP;2.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-AC913 2402-000007 C-AL,SMD;22uF,20%,6.3V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.AC914 2203-000491 C-CER,CHIP;2.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-AC915 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4AC917 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4AC918 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC919 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.AE2 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.AE3 2402-000179 C-AL,SMD;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6x6.6x5.4AIC1 1002-001294 IC-D/A CONVERTER;PCM1742KE,24BIT,TSSOP,1AIC3 1203-002178 IC-POSI.FIXED REG.;1563,SOP,7P,173MIL,PLAIC81 1201-000163 IC-OP AMP;4560,SOP,8P,173MIL,DUAL,100V/mAIC82 1201-000163 IC-OP AMP;4560,SOP,8P,173MIL,DUAL,100V/mAIC9 1002-001387 IC-A/D CONVERTER;PCM1802,24BIT,SSOP,20P,AL1 3301-001419 BEAD-SMD;-,220,-,500,TP,-,0.3AL2 3301-001419 BEAD-SMD;-,220,-,500,TP,-,0.3AL3 3301-001419 BEAD-SMD;-,220,-,500,TP,-,0.3AL4 3301-001419 BEAD-SMD;-,220,-,500,TP,-,0.3AR1 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR10 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR11 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR12 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR13 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR14 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR15 2007-000120 R-CHIP;680ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR16 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR2 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR20 2007-000029 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/8W,TP,2012AR3 2007-000115 R-CHIP;82ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR4 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR5 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR51 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR52 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR6 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR7 2007-000115 R-CHIP;82ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR8 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR801 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR802 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR803 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR804 2007-000082 R-CHIP;3.3Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608

AR805 2007-000122 R-CHIP;1.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR806 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR807 2007-000122 R-CHIP;1.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR808 2007-000082 R-CHIP;3.3Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR809 2007-000080 R-CHIP;2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR811 2007-000080 R-CHIP;2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR812 2007-000080 R-CHIP;2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR813 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR814 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR881 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR882 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR894 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR895 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR9 2007-000115 R-CHIP;82ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608ATAR1 2011-000475 R-NET;33OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32ATAR2 2011-000475 R-NET;33OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32ATAR3 2011-000475 R-NET;33OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32ATAR4 2011-000475 R-NET;33OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32ATCN1 3708-001935 CONNECTOR-FPC/FFC/PIC;40P,0.5mm,SMD-S,SnC110 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C111 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C112 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C115 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C117 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C119 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C123 2402-001237 C-AL,SMD;330uF,°æ20%,6.3V,-,REEL,6.3X7.C124 2402-001237 C-AL,SMD;330uF,°æ20%,6.3V,-,REEL,6.3X7.C125 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C126 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C127 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C128 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C129 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C130 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C140 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C141 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C142 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C143 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C144 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C145 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C146 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C147 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C150 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C166 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C167 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C168 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C169 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C171 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C173 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4C174 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.C177 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C178 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C179 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C183 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C184 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C185 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C210 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C214 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C215 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C217 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C218 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C219 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-

7. Electrical Parts List


Loc.No Part No Description ; Specification RemarkLoc.No Part No Description ; Specification Remark


Electrical Parts List

C220 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C222 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C223 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C224 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C225 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C226 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C227 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C228 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C230 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C231 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C232 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C78 2203-000746 C-CER,CHIP;0.03NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C79 2203-000746 C-CER,CHIP;0.03NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608CA1 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.CA2 2402-001237 C-AL,SMD;330uF,°æ20%,6.3V,-,REEL,6.3X7.CC1 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608CL1 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216CL2 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216CL3 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216CN1 3710-002075 CONNECTOR-SOCKET;30P,2R,2MM,SMD,SnPb,BLKCN2 3710-002075 CONNECTOR-SOCKET;30P,2R,2MM,SMD,SnPb,BLKCN3 3711-005595 CONNECTOR-SOCKET;12P,2R,2MM,SMD-S,-,BLKCR1 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608CR2 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608CR3 2007-000083 R-CHIP;3Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DC1 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC10 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC11 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC12 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC13 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC14 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC15 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC16 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC17 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC18 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608DC19 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608DC2 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC20 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608DC21 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC22 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC23 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608DC24 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC25 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608DC3 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC4 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC5 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC6 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC66 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC7 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC8 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DC9 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608DE1 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4DE2 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4DE3 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.DE4 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.DE6 2402-001237 C-AL,SMD;330uF,°æ20%,6.3V,-,REEL,6.3X7.DIC1 1205-002442 IC-CODEC;DMN-8602,BGA,308P,27x27mm,PLASDIC2 0801-002522 IC-CMOS LOGIC;74VHC541,BUFFER/LINE DRIVEDIC3 1107-001273 IC-FLASH MEMORY;29DL323,4Mx8/2Mx16,TSOP,DIC6 0802-001115 IC-CMOS LOGIC;74ALVCH16373,D LATCH,TSSOPDIC7 0801-002587 IC-CMOS LOGIC;74LVX541,8BIT BUFFER/DRIVEDIC8 1103-001134 IC-EEPROM;24C040,512x8,SOP,8P,5.13x3.95mDL1 2007-000029 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/8W,TP,2012DR1 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR10 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR2 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608

DR21 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR28 2007-007332 R-CHIP;1.18Kohm,1%,1/8W,TP,2012DR29 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR3 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR30 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR31 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR32 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR33 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR34 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR35 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR36 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR37 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR38 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR39 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR4 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR40 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR41 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR42 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR43 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR44 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR45 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR46 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR47 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR48 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR49 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR5 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR50 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR51 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR52 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR53 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR54 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR55 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR56 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR57 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR58 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR59 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR6 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR60 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR61 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR62 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR63 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR64 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR65 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR66 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR67 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR68 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR69 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR7 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR71 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR72 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR74 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR75 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR76 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR77 2007-000082 R-CHIP;3.3Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR78 2007-000082 R-CHIP;3.3Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR79 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR8 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR80 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR81 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR82 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR84 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR85 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR86 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR87 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR88 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR89 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608





DR9 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR90 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR91 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR92 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR95 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR96 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR97 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608DR98 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608FB23 2007-000029 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/8W,TP,2012PC1 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC10 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC11 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-PC12 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC13 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC14 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-PC15 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC16 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-PC17 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC18 2203-001607 C-CER,CHIP;0.22nF,5%,50V,NP0,-,1608PC19 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC2 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC20 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC3 2203-000384 C-CER,CHIP;0.015NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608PC4 2203-000384 C-CER,CHIP;0.015NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608PC5 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-PC6 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC7 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-PC8 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608PC9 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-PE1 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.PE2 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.PE3 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4PE4 2402-000176 C-AL,SMD;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4PE5 2402-000170 C-AL,SMD;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.4,PIC1 1205-001988 IC-DATA COMM./GEN.;TSB41AB1-PAP,QFP,64P,PL1 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216PL2 3301-000353 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,2x1.25x0.9mm,200mA,TP,,PL3 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216PR1 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR10 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR12 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR13 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR14 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR15 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR16 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR17 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR18 2007-000965 R-CHIP;5.1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR19 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR2 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR20 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR21 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR22 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR23 2007-001056 R-CHIP;6.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR24 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR4 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR5 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR60 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PR9 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608PRA1 2011-000002 R-NET;22OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32PRA2 2011-000002 R-NET;22OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32PY1 2801-004021 CRYSTAL-SMD;24.576MHz,20ppm,28-AAN,12pF,R1 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R213 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R214 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R215 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R216 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608

R217 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R218 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R219 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R220 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R221 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R222 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R223 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R224 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R225 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R226 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R227 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R228 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R229 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R230 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R232 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R234 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R237 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R238 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R239 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R240 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R241 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R242 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R243 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R246 2007-001044 R-CHIP;56ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R247 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R248 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R257 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R67 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R68 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R69 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R70 2007-001014 R-CHIP;51OHM,5%,1/10W,TP,1608RC1 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608RC2 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608RC3 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608RC4 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608RE1 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.RE2 2402-001237 C-AL,SMD;330uF,°æ20%,6.3V,-,REEL,6.3X7.RE3 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.RE4 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.RIC1 1203-003182 IC-POSI.FIXED REG.;LP3965,TO-263,5P,10.1RIC2 1203-003628 IC-POSI.FIXED REG.;G9966-18TGU,TO-263-5,RL1 2703-000398 INDUCTOR-SMD;10uH,10%,3225RL2 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216RL3 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216RL5 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216RL6 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216RL7 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216RP1 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP10 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP12 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP14 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP15 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP17 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP18 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP19 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP20 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP21 2011-000002 R-NET;22OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32RP22 2011-000002 R-NET;22OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32RP23 2011-000002 R-NET;22OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32RP24 2011-000002 R-NET;22OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32RP25 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP26 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP27 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP28 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP29 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP3 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP

RP30 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP31 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP34 2011-001194 R-NET;51ohm,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP5 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPRP7 2011-000686 R-NET;56OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TPTC10 2203-000206 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,2012TC11 2203-000206 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,2012TC12 2203-000206 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,2012TC13 2203-000206 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,2012TC14 2203-000206 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,2012TC15 2203-000206 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,2012TC16 2203-000626 C-CER,CHIP;0.022nF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608TC17 2203-000626 C-CER,CHIP;0.022nF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608TC18 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC19 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC20 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC21 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC22 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC23 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC24 2203-002793 C-CER,CHIP;1000nF,+80-20%,25V,Y5V,2012TC25 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC26 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC27 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC51 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC52 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TD1 0402-000309 DIODE-RECTIFIER;1SR154-400,400V,1A,SOD-1TE1 2402-000007 C-AL,SMD;22uF,20%,6.3V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.TE2 2402-000007 C-AL,SMD;22uF,20%,6.3V,GP,TP,4.3x4.3x5.TE3 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.TE4 2402-001096 C-AL,SMD;220UF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.6X6.6X7.TIC1 1204-002419 IC-VIDEO DECODER;TW9906,TQFP,80P,12x12mmTL1 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216TL2 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216TL3 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216TL4 2007-000033 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/4W,TP,3216TNR10 2011-000475 R-NET;33OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32TNR11 2011-000475 R-NET;33OHM,5%,1/16W,L,CHIP,8P,TP,32TR10 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR11 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR12 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR13 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR14 2007-000109 R-CHIP;1Mohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR15 2007-000071 R-CHIP;22ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR16 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR17 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR19 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR20 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR21 2007-000113 R-CHIP;33ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR22 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR75 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TX1 2801-004095 CRYSTAL-SMD;27MHz,20ppm,28-ABY,14pF,30ohU23 1105-001581 IC-DRAM;M13S128168A,4x2Mx16Bit,TSOPII,U24 1105-001581 IC-DRAM;M13S128168A,4x2Mx16Bit,TSOPII,U25 1203-003038 IC-POSI.ADJUST REG.;LP2995,SO,8P,4.9x3.9U34 0401-000008 DIODE-SWITCHING;DAN217,80V,100MA,SOT-23,Y3 2801-004182 CRYSTAL-SMD;13.5MHZ,10PPM,28-AAN,24PF,60

P022 AK92-00584A ASSY PCB-MAIN JACK;DVD-R120/XAA,K2 DVD-R120/XAA OnlyAK92-00584B ASSY PCB-JACK;DVD-R120/XAX,JACK PCB DVD-R120/AFS Only

AC100 2203-000998 C-CER,CHIP;0.047NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC101 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC16 2203-000315 C-CER,CHIP;0.12NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC17 2203-000315 C-CER,CHIP;0.12NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC201 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608

AC202 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC203 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC405 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC407 2203-000125 C-CER,CHIP;1.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-AC408 2203-000125 C-CER,CHIP;1.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-AC409 2203-000315 C-CER,CHIP;0.12NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC410 2203-000315 C-CER,CHIP;0.12NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC413 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AC702 2203-000783 C-CER,CHIP;0.33NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC705 2203-000783 C-CER,CHIP;0.33NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC714 2203-000783 C-CER,CHIP;0.33NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AC715 2203-000783 C-CER,CHIP;0.33NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608ACC10 2203-000236 C-CER,CHIP;0.1NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608ACC2 2203-000315 C-CER,CHIP;0.12NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608ACC3 2203-000315 C-CER,CHIP;0.12NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608AD1 0407-000114 DIODE-ARRAY;DAN202K,80V,100mA,CA2-3,SOT-AD2 0407-000114 DIODE-ARRAY;DAN202K,80V,100mA,CA2-3,SOT-AD3 0407-000114 DIODE-ARRAY;DAN202K,80V,100mA,CA2-3,SOT-AE100 2401-002165 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x7,5AE101 2401-003936 C-AL;100uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3x5mm,2.AE105 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE31 2401-002144 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x11,5AE404 2401-002165 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x7,5AE41 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE412 2401-002165 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x7,5AE42 2401-000918 C-AL;22uF,20%,16V,GP,-,6.3x7,5AE46 2401-000918 C-AL;22uF,20%,16V,GP,-,6.3x7,5AE47 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE701 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE702 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE705 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE712 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE714 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AE715 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5AIC3 AH14-10004R IC;M74HCU04,SOP,TAPE 14PAIC4 1201-000163 IC-OP AMP;4560,SOP,8P,173MIL,DUAL,100V/mAIC5 1201-000163 IC-OP AMP;4560,SOP,8P,173MIL,DUAL,100V/mAL1 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AMC01 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608AME01 2401-001543 C-AL;47uF,20%,25V,GP,TP,6.3x5mm,2.5AQ1 0501-000398 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC945,NPN,250mW,TO-92,TAQ3 0501-000398 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC945,NPN,250mW,TO-92,TAQ4 0504-000128 TR-DIGITAL;-,NPN,200MW,22K/22K,SOT-23,TPAQ5 0504-000156 TR-DIGITAL;KSR2103,PNP,200MW,22K/22K,SOTAQ51 0504-000128 TR-DIGITAL;-,NPN,200MW,22K/22K,SOT-23,TPAQ52 0504-000156 TR-DIGITAL;KSR2103,PNP,200MW,22K/22K,SOTAQ6 0504-000128 TR-DIGITAL;-,NPN,200MW,22K/22K,SOT-23,TPAQ7 0504-000156 TR-DIGITAL;KSR2103,PNP,200MW,22K/22K,SOTAR100 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR101 2007-000077 R-CHIP;470ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR105 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR106 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR120 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR121 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR123 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR124 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR125 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR126 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR127 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR128 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR202 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR203 2007-000075 R-CHIP;220ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR204 2007-000076 R-CHIP;330ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR26 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR4 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR40 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608

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AR403 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR407 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR409 2007-000092 R-CHIP;15Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR410 2007-000092 R-CHIP;15Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR411 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR412 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR413 2007-000075 R-CHIP;220ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR414 2007-000075 R-CHIP;220ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR415 2007-000075 R-CHIP;220ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR420 2007-000122 R-CHIP;1.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR421 2007-001179 R-CHIP;8.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR460 2007-000122 R-CHIP;1.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR461 2007-001179 R-CHIP;8.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR471 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR472 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR473 2007-000075 R-CHIP;220ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR474 2007-000075 R-CHIP;220ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR475 2007-000075 R-CHIP;220ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR5 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR600 2001-000449 R-CARBON;2.2KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MAR601 2001-000449 R-CARBON;2.2KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MAR702 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR705 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR714 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR715 2007-000097 R-CHIP;47Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR722 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR725 2001-000281 R-CARBON;100OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMAR734 2001-000281 R-CARBON;100OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMAR735 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AR740 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608ASQ01 0504-000156 TR-DIGITAL;KSR2103,PNP,200MW,22K/22K,SOTASQ02 0504-000128 TR-DIGITAL;-,NPN,200MW,22K/22K,SOT-23,TPASQ03 0504-000156 TR-DIGITAL;KSR2103,PNP,200MW,22K/22K,SOTASQ04 0504-000128 TR-DIGITAL;-,NPN,200MW,22K/22K,SOT-23,TPASR01 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608ASR02 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608AVIN2 3722-001943 JACK-PIN;3P,8.3PI,NI,BLK,-AVJ1 3722-002289 JACK-PIN;6P+1P(VHS),SN/NI,RED/WHT/YELx2AVJ2 3722-002111 JACK-PIN;6P+1P,SN/NI,RED/WHT/YEL/BLK,ANAVJ5 3707-001070 CONNECTOR-OPTICAL;PLUG,GP1FA550TZ,6dB,2.BD01 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD02 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD03 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD05 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD06 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD07 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD08 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD09 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD10 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD11 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD12 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD13 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD15 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD16 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD17 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD18 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD19 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD20 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,BD22 3301-000314 BEAD-SMD;120ohm,1.6x0.8x0.8mm,150mA,,,,C1 2401-000463 C-AL;10UF,20%,35V,GP,-,5X5,5C2 2401-000463 C-AL;10UF,20%,35V,GP,-,5X5,5C216 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C220 2203-005171 C-CER,CHIP;1000nF,10%,16V,X7R,-,2012C222 2203-000062 C-CER,CHIP;47nF,+80-20%,50V,Y5V,TP,1608C3 2401-001249 C-AL;4.7uF,20%,35V,GP,TP,4x5,2.5C4M01 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5

C4M02 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C4M03 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5C4M04 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5C4M05 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C4M06 2203-000491 C-CER,CHIP;2.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C4M07 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5C4M08 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C4M09 2401-000909 C-AL;22uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x5,2.5C4M10 2401-001249 C-AL;4.7uF,20%,35V,GP,TP,4x5,2.5C4M11 2401-001249 C-AL;4.7uF,20%,35V,GP,TP,4x5,2.5C4M12 2401-000909 C-AL;22uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x5,2.5C4M13 2401-001249 C-AL;4.7uF,20%,35V,GP,TP,4x5,2.5C4M14 2401-001249 C-AL;4.7uF,20%,35V,GP,TP,4x5,2.5C4M15 2203-000531 C-CER,CHIP;2.7nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C4M16 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5C4M16A 2202-000797 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;10NF,30%,16V,Y5S,TP,C4M17 2401-002112 C-AL;10uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,4x7,2.5C4M17A 2203-000323 C-CER,CHIP;12nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,2012,-C4M18A 2203-000357 C-CER,CHIP;0.15NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C4M19A 2203-000681 C-CER,CHIP;0.027NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C4M20 2401-002569 C-AL;2.2uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,4x5,2.5C4M21 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C4M22 2401-002569 C-AL;2.2uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,4x5,2.5C4M23 2203-000491 C-CER,CHIP;2.2nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C4M24 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5C4M31 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608C4M32 2202-000797 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;10NF,30%,16V,Y5S,TP,C603 2203-005065 C-CER,CHIP;1000nF,+80-20%,10V,Y5V,-,1608C616 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C617 2401-002144 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x11,5C618 2203-000426 C-CER,CHIP;0.018NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C619 2203-000426 C-CER,CHIP;0.018NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C620 2203-000681 C-CER,CHIP;0.027NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C621 2203-000626 C-CER,CHIP;0.022nF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C622 2203-005065 C-CER,CHIP;1000nF,+80-20%,10V,Y5V,-,1608C623 2203-000236 C-CER,CHIP;0.1NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C624 2401-002165 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x7,5C625 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608C626 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608C627 2203-001697 C-CER,CHIP;0.082nF,5%,50V,NP0,1608C628 2401-001168 C-AL;33uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x5,2.5mmC629 2203-005221 C-CER,CHIP;15nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C630 2401-002144 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x11,5C631 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608C635 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608C647 2202-000216 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;0.027NF,5%,50V,SL,TPC651 2203-000681 C-CER,CHIP;0.027NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C652 2203-000681 C-CER,CHIP;0.027NF,5%,50V,C0G,TP,1608C658 2202-000295 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;68pF,5%,50V,SL,TP,3.CD01 0402-001494 DIODE-RECTIFIER;SF24G,200V,2A,DO-15,TPCE76 2401-000118 C-AL;1000uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,10x12.5,5CN10 3711-001246 CONNECTOR-HEADER;NOWALL,12P,1R,2.5mm,STRCN3 3711-005612 CONNECTOR-HEADER;BOX,30P,2R,2mm,STRAIGHTCN4 3711-005612 CONNECTOR-HEADER;BOX,30P,2R,2mm,STRAIGHTCN5 AC37-00027A CONNECTOR-HEADER;20045WS,X-11,T8.5,W17.4CN7 3722-002118 JACK-IEEE1394;4P,NI,BLK,ANGLE,IEEE1394CON6 3711-003942 CONNECTOR-HEADER;BOX,2P,1R,2mm,STRAIGHT,D5 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TE201 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5E202 2401-000588 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,2.5E205 2401-001915 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,3x5,5E212 2401-001492 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,-,5x7mm,2.5E300 2401-001492 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,-,5x7mm,2.5ESD01 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DOESD02 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DOESD03 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DO





ESD04 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DOESD05 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DOESD06 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DOESD07 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DOESD08 0403-000718 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ6.8B,6.52-6.79V,500MW,DOFC10 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608FC12 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608FC6 2401-000240 C-AL;100uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,5x11,5FD2 0407-000114 DIODE-ARRAY;DAN202K,80V,100mA,CA2-3,SOT-FD3 0402-000165 DIODE-RECTIFIER;1N5819,40V,1A,DO-41,TPFD4 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TFD6 0402-000165 DIODE-RECTIFIER;1N5819,40V,1A,DO-41,TPFD7 0402-000165 DIODE-RECTIFIER;1N5819,40V,1A,DO-41,TPFE4 2401-003936 C-AL;100uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3x5mm,2.FE5 2401-000199 C-AL;1000uF,20%,6.3V,GP,TP,10x12.5,FIC5 AC14-12006C IC;KA7533,DIP,- DVD-R120/XAA OnlyFIC5 AC14-12009W IC-RESET;PST572K,TO-92,R59-1766 DVD-R120/AFS OnlyFL1 2703-000398 INDUCTOR-SMD;10uH,10%,3225FL4 2701-000114 INDUCTOR-AXIAL;10UH,10%,2534FR24 2007-000100 R-CHIP;68Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608FR25 2007-000503 R-CHIP;2.2ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608IC201 0801-001270 IC-CMOS LOGIC;4052,MUX/DEMUX,SOP,16,150MIC203 0801-001270 IC-CMOS LOGIC;4052,MUX/DEMUX,SOP,16,150MIC4M01 1204-002337 IC-DECODER;LA72700V,SSOP,36P,275MIL,PLASIC601 AC09-00475A IC MICOM;MN101DF10G,-,100PIN,5V,14. DVD-R120/AFS OnlyIC601 AC09-00566A IC MICOM;MN101D10G-BC1,DVD-R120,100 DVD-R120/XAA OnlyIC603 1103-001149 IC-EEPROM;KS24C041C,512X8BIT,DIP,8P,9.2XL1 2701-000002 INDUCTOR-AXIAL;100UH,10%,4298L331 2701-000114 INDUCTOR-AXIAL;10UH,10%,2534P77C4 2202-002037 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;100nF,80-20%,50V,Y5VPE4 2401-002165 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x7,5POR01 2007-000080 R-CHIP;2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608POR02 2001-000591 R-CARBON;3.3KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MPR10 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608Q1 0501-000362 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC2328A-Y,NPN,1000MW,TOQ2 0501-000362 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC2328A-Y,NPN,1000MW,TOQ4M01 0501-000398 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC945,NPN,250mW,TO-92,TQ4M02 0501-000398 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC945,NPN,250mW,TO-92,TQ4M03 0501-000398 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC945,NPN,250mW,TO-92,TR1 2007-000450 R-CHIP;180ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M02 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M04 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M05 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M06 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M07 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M08 2007-000124 R-CHIP;2.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M09 2007-000084 R-CHIP;4.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M10 2007-000965 R-CHIP;5.1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M11 2007-000081 R-CHIP;2.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M12 2007-000124 R-CHIP;2.2Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R4M13 2007-000123 R-CHIP;1.5Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R611 2001-000281 R-CARBON;100OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR621 2001-000780 R-CARBON;470OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR622 2001-000780 R-CARBON;470OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR623 2001-000734 R-CARBON;4.7KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MR624 2001-000734 R-CARBON;4.7KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MR633 2007-000106 R-CHIP;220Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R634 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R638 2007-000082 R-CHIP;3.3Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R639 2007-000081 R-CHIP;2.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R651 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR652 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R653 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R654 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R656 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R666 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608

R667 2007-000074 R-CHIP;100ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R668 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR670 2001-000281 R-CARBON;100OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR672 2007-000090 R-CHIP;10Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R673 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R674 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R676 2007-000078 R-CHIP;1Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R677 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR678 2001-000281 R-CARBON;100OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR680 2007-000081 R-CHIP;2.7Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R6A01 2001-000290 R-CARBON;10KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR6A03 2001-000281 R-CARBON;100OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR6A04 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR6A10 2001-000290 R-CARBON;10KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMSW711 3404-001182 SWITCH-TACT;DC12V,50MA,100GF,6.0X6.0X5.0TC11 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC20 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TC74 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608TE31 2401-000909 C-AL;22uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x5,2.5TE32 2401-003936 C-AL;100uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3x5mm,2.TE33 2401-001492 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,-,5x7mm,2.5TE8 2401-001840 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x11,5TIC2 1201-001063 IC-OP AMP;2267,SOP,8P,300MIL,DUAL,6.7dB,TL5 2701-000002 INDUCTOR-AXIAL;100UH,10%,4298TM1 AK40-00020A TM BLOCK;TCSN9082PA26A,NTSC,181CH,-,25dTR23 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR4 2007-000121 R-CHIP;820ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608TR5 2007-000121 R-CHIP;820ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VC1 2202-002037 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;100nF,80-20%,50V,Y5VVC14 2202-002037 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;100nF,80-20%,50V,Y5VVC15A 2202-002037 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;100nF,80-20%,50V,Y5VVC16 2202-002037 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;100nF,80-20%,50V,Y5VVC17 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608VC5 2202-002037 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;100nF,80-20%,50V,Y5VVC6 2202-002037 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;100nF,80-20%,50V,Y5VVC7 2203-005148 C-CER,CHIP;100nF,10%,16V,X7R,TP,1608VDR1 2007-000040 R-CHIP;150ohm,1%,1/10W,TP,1608VDR2 2007-000040 R-CHIP;150ohm,1%,1/10W,TP,1608VDR3 2007-000040 R-CHIP;150ohm,1%,1/10W,TP,1608VDR4 2007-000040 R-CHIP;150ohm,1%,1/10W,TP,1608VDR5 2007-000040 R-CHIP;150ohm,1%,1/10W,TP,1608VDR6 2007-000040 R-CHIP;150ohm,1%,1/10W,TP,1608VE1 2401-002165 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x7,5VE10 2401-001479 C-AL;470uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3*11mm,5VE11 2401-001492 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,-,5x7mm,2.5VE4 2401-001479 C-AL;470uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3*11mm,5VE5 2401-001479 C-AL;470uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3*11mm,5VE6 2401-001479 C-AL;470uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3*11mm,5VE7 2401-001479 C-AL;470uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,6.3*11mm,5VIC1 1201-002085 IC-VIDEO AMP;MM1623XFBE,SOP-28D,28P,17.7VL6 2703-000398 INDUCTOR-SMD;10uH,10%,3225VR30 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR31 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR32 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR33 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR34 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR35 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR36 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR40 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR51 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VR60 2007-001167 R-CHIP;75ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608VZ1 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ10 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ11 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ12 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ2 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMD






VZ3 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ4 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ5 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ6 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ7 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ8 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDVZ9 0403-001083 DIODE-ZENER;UDZ9.1B,8.85-9.23V,200MW,UMDXT4M01 2801-003399 CRYSTAL-UNIT;3.579545MHz,15ppm,28-AAA,S,XT601 2801-001384 CRYSTAL-UNIT;14.31818MHz,30ppm,28-AAA,16XT602 2801-003318 CRYSTAL-UNIT;32.768KHz,20ppm,28-AAP,12.5ZD1 0403-000720 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ9.1B,8.57-9.01V,500MW,DO

P003 AK94-00053A ASSY SORT-SMPS F/T;DVD-R120/XAA,K2 R DVD-R120/XAA OnlyAK94-00053B ASSY PCB-SMPS;DVD-R120/XAX,SMPS PCB DVD-R120/AFS Only

C701 2401-003480 C-AL;1000UF,20%,10V,LZ,TP,10X16MM,5C702 2203-000257 C-CER,CHIP;10nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608C703 2202-000797 C-CERAMIC,MLC-AXIAL;10NF,30%,16V,Y5S,TP,C707A 2203-000440 C-CER,CHIP;1nF,10%,50V,X7R,TP,1608,-C708 2401-003480 C-AL;1000UF,20%,10V,LZ,TP,10X16MM,5C7A1 2203-005171 C-CER,CHIP;1000nF,10%,16V,X7R,-,2012C7A2 2203-005171 C-CER,CHIP;1000nF,10%,16V,X7R,-,2012D701 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TD702 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TD703 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TD704 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TD705 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TD706 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TDT701 AK07-00034A LED DISPLAY-OVAL TYPE;BCD-9032B,DVD-R120IC701 1003-001561 IC-LED DRIVER;PT6961,SOP,32P,300MIL,-,40J701 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608J703 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608J704 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608J705 2007-000070 R-CHIP;0ohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608JPS50 2001-000034 R-CARBON;220OHM,5%,1/4W,AA,TP,2.4X6.4MMKRMC1A 0609-001225 MODULE REMOCON;VERTICAL,3.6mm,TRL701 2701-000002 INDUCTOR-AXIAL;100UH,10%,4298L702 2701-000002 INDUCTOR-AXIAL;100UH,10%,4298PACT1 2301-001719 C-FILM,LEAD;100nF,10%,275V,TP,17.5*6*12mPACT2 2301-001719 C-FILM,LEAD;100nF,10%,275V,TP,17.5*6*12mPADT1 0402-000550 DIODE-BRIDGE;D2SBA60,600V,1.5A,-PAFT1 3601-000244 FUSE-CARTRIDGE;250V,2A,SLOW-BLOW,GLASS,5PALT1 AC29-30050B FILTER LINE NOISE;-,400uH,-,AC250V,TR12.PALT2 AC29-00002A FILTER LINE NOISE;-,30mH,-,-,BLF-2116PART1 2002-000121 R-COMPOSITION;1Mohm,10%,1/2W,AA,TP,3.5x9PAVV1 1405-000186 VARISTOR;470V,2500A,17.5x7.5mm,TPPAWT1 3711-000203 CONNECTOR-HEADER;1WALL,2P,1R,7.92MM,STRAPBBU1 3301-000297 BEAD-AXIAL;25ohm,3.6x1.2x5.7mm,,TP,,,PBCU1 2201-002044 C-CERAMIC,DISC;0.1NF,10%,400V,Y5P,TP,8.5PBCU2 2201-000963 C-CERAMIC,DISC;1NF,20%,400V,Y5U,TP,9.5X6PBCU3 2201-000987 C-CERAMIC,DISC;2.2NF,20%,400V,Y5U,BK,12.PBIZ1 0604-001028 PHOTO-COUPLER;TR,50-600%,250mW,DIP-4,STPCCD1 2401-001730 C-AL;10UF,20%,50V,GP,TP,5X11,5PCN1 3710-002036 CONNECTOR-SOCKET;12P,1R,2.5mm,STRAIGHT,SPCNS5 3711-004379 CONNECTOR-HEADER;BOX,4P,1R,2MM,STRAIGHT,PDCZ1 2401-000598 C-AL;1uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,4x7,5PDDZ1 0401-000101 DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148,75V,150MA,DO-35,TPDRZ1 2001-000281 R-CARBON;100OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPDRZ2 2001-000598 R-CARBON;3.3OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPDRZ3 2001-000449 R-CARBON;2.2KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MPFCD1 2307-000103 C-FILM,LEAD-PCF;100nF,5%,50V,TP,-,5mmPFCZ1 2307-000104 C-FILM,LEAD-PCF;10nF,5%,50V,TP,-,5mmPFCZ2 2401-003122 C-AL;4.7uF,20%,50V,LL,TP,5X7,5PFID1 AC14-12006D IC;KA431Z,TO-92,TAPINGPFRD1 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MM

PFRD2 2001-000003 R-CARBON;330ohm,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8x3.2mmPFRD3 2001-000904 R-CARBON;620OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPFRD4 2004-000459 R-METAL;2.2Kohm,1%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8x3.2mPFRF1 2001-000780 R-CARBON;470OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPFRF2 2001-000221 R-CARBON;1.2KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MPFRZ1 2001-000527 R-CARBON;22OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPFRZ2 2001-000734 R-CARBON;4.7KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MPFZZ1 0403-001318 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ4.3B,4.17-4.43V,500MW,DOPLRU1 2006-000262 R-CEMENT;2.7ohm,10%,2W,CB,TP,7.5x11x20.PLRZ1 2003-002197 R-METAL OXIDE;0.47ohm,5%,2W,AF,TP,3.9x10PPCD1 2401-003480 C-AL;1000UF,20%,10V,LZ,TP,10X16MM,5PPCD2 2401-001353 C-AL;470uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,8x11.5,5PPCD3 2401-002144 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x11,5PPCD4 2401-003480 C-AL;1000UF,20%,10V,LZ,TP,10X16MM,5PPCD5 2401-003480 C-AL;1000UF,20%,10V,LZ,TP,10X16MM,5PPCF1 2401-003480 C-AL;1000UF,20%,10V,LZ,TP,10X16MM,5PPCF2 2401-001353 C-AL;470uF,20%,10V,GP,TP,8x11.5,5PPCF3 2401-002144 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x11,5PPCF4 2401-002144 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x11,5PPCF5 2401-002144 C-AL;47uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,5x11,5PPCF6 2401-001840 C-AL;100uF,20%,16V,GP,TP,6.3x11,5PPCI1 2401-001126 C-AL;330uF,20%,25V,WT,TP,10x12.5,5PPCI2 2401-003139 C-AL;1000uF,20%,25V,WT,TP,10*20,5mmPPCI3 2401-000302 C-AL;100uF,20%,25V,GP,TP,6.3x11,5PPCO1 2401-000392 C-AL;10uF,20%,100V,WT,TP,6.3x11,2.5PPCO2 2401-000360 C-AL;100uF,20%,50V,GP,TP,8x11.5,5PPDD1 0404-001225 DIODE-SCHOTTKY;SRAF560,60V,5000mA,ITO-22PPDD2 0402-001643 DIODE-RECTIFIER;MBRF10A0,100V,10A,ITO-22PPDD3 0404-001225 DIODE-SCHOTTKY;SRAF560,60V,5000mA,ITO-22PPDF1 0402-001643 DIODE-RECTIFIER;MBRF10A0,100V,10A,ITO-22PPDF3 0402-000127 DIODE-RECTIFIER;1N4002,100V,1A,DO-41,TPPPDI1 0402-001624 DIODE-RECTIFIER;SF26,400V,2A,DO-15,TPPPDO1 0402-000012 DIODE-RECTIFIER;UF4007,1KV,1A,DO-41,TPPPIF1 1203-001006 IC-POSI.FIXED REG.;78R05,TO-220F,4P,-,PLPPIF2 1203-001589 IC-POSI.FIXED REG.;278R05,TO-220F,4P,-,PPPIF3 1203-001589 IC-POSI.FIXED REG.;278R05,TO-220F,4P,-,PPPII1 AC14-12006N IC-VOLT REGU;KA78R12,SIP,STICKPPII2 1203-002183 IC-SWITCH VOL. REG.;278R12,TO-220F-4L,4PPPLD1 AH27-00039A COIL CHOKE;DR CHOKE(8*6),DVD-R2000,22uH,PPLF1 AH27-00039A COIL CHOKE;DR CHOKE(8*6),DVD-R2000,22uH,PPQD1 0505-001565 FET-SILICON;GFP50N03,N,30V,50A,20MOHM,62PPRD1 2003-000148 R-METAL OXIDE;100ohm,5%,2W,AE,TP,6x16mmPPRD2 2003-000148 R-METAL OXIDE;100ohm,5%,2W,AE,TP,6x16mmPPRF1 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPPRO1 2001-000042 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/4W,AA,TP,2.4X6.4MMPPZO1 0403-000390 DIODE-ZENER;UZP33B,31.4-34.6V,1000MW,DO-PQIZ1 1203-002805 IC-PWM CONTROLLER;ICE2BS01,PDIP,8P,9.52XPQQX1 0505-001729 FET-SILICON;SPA04N60C3,N,600V,4.5A,0.85OPQTZ1 AC26-00014B TRANS SWITCHING;EER-3534,DVD-R250,-,FREEPRCU1 2401-003024 C-AL;220uF,20%,200V,WT,BK,22x35,10 DVD-R120/XAA OnlyPRCU1 2401-003030 C-AL;220uF,20%,450V,GP,BK,30x35,10 DVD-R120/AFS OnlyPRRI1 2001-000515 R-CARBON;220OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPSCX1 2305-001029 C-FILM,LEAD-PEF;10nF,10%,630V,TP,12x9x12PSCZ2 2201-000129 C-CERAMIC,DISC;0.1NF,10%,1KV,Y5P,TP,7X4MPSDZ1 0402-000012 DIODE-RECTIFIER;UF4007,1KV,1A,DO-41,TPPSRZ1 2006-000273 R-CEMENT;27KOHM,5%,2W,CA,BK,6.4X6.5X18MPSRZ2 2006-000273 R-CEMENT;27KOHM,5%,2W,CA,BK,6.4X6.5X18MPVCL1 2401-002608 C-AL;33uF,20%,35V,GP,TP,5x11,5PVDL1 0402-001195 DIODE-RECTIFIER;F1T4,400V,1A,DO-204AC,TPPVRL1 2001-000546 R-CARBON;270KOHM,5%,1/4W,AA,TP,2.4X6.4MPVRL2 2001-000546 R-CARBON;270KOHM,5%,1/4W,AA,TP,2.4X6.4MPVRL3 2001-000546 R-CARBON;270KOHM,5%,1/4W,AA,TP,2.4X6.4MPVRL4 2001-000666 R-CARBON;33OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMPVZL1 0403-000713 DIODE-ZENER;MTZJ20B,18.63-17.7V,500MW,DOQ701 0501-000398 TR-SMALL SIGNAL;KSC945,NPN,250mW,TO-92,TR701 2001-000837 R-CARBON;51KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MM





R702 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR703 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR704 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR705 2001-000429 R-CARBON;1KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR706 2001-000857 R-CARBON;560OHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR711A 2001-000290 R-CARBON;10KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR7K1 2001-000008 R-CARBON;15KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMR7K2 2007-000092 R-CHIP;15Kohm,5%,1/10W,TP,1608R7K3 2001-000008 R-CARBON;15KOHM,5%,1/8W,AA,TP,1.8X3.2MMSW701A 3404-001261 SWITCH-TACT;15V DC,20mA,100gf,7.4X7.95X1SW702A 3404-001251 SWITCH-TACT;12V DC,50mA,160gf,6.35*7*18,SW703A 3404-001251 SWITCH-TACT;12V DC,50mA,160gf,6.35*7*18,SW704A 3404-001261 SWITCH-TACT;15V DC,20mA,100gf,7.4X7.95X1SW705A 3404-001261 SWITCH-TACT;15V DC,20mA,100gf,7.4X7.95X1SW706A 3404-001261 SWITCH-TACT;15V DC,20mA,100gf,7.4X7.95X1SW707A 3404-001261 SWITCH-TACT;15V DC,20mA,100gf,7.4X7.95X1SW708A 3404-001261 SWITCH-TACT;15V DC,20mA,100gf,7.4X7.95X1SW709A 3404-001261 SWITCH-TACT;15V DC,20mA,100gf,7.4X7.95X1






This Document can not be used without Samsung’s authorization.Samsung Electronics 8-1

8. Block Diagram

8-1 All Block Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8-2 DIC1(DMN8602) Block Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8-3 AIC1(PCM1742) Block Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8-4 AIC9(PCM1802) Block Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8-5 PIC(TSB4AB1) Block Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8-6 TIC1(TW9906) Block Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

8-7 IC4N01(MSP3407G) Block Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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8-3

8-4

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8-6

8-7

8-8

Block Diagram

8-2 Samsung ElectronicsThis Document can not be used without Samsung’s authorization.

8-1 All Block Diagram

RF

CVBS1

S-VIDEO1

CVBS2

CVBS from Tuner

TIC1(Main)Video Decoder

DIC1 (Main)MPEG-2 A/V CODEC

TM1(JACK)TM BLOCK

DIC3(Main) FLASH

DVD-RAM DRIVE (4.7GB)

L1

R1

L2

R2

L/R from Tuner

AIC9(Main)Audio A/D

1394 JACK

PIC1 (Main)IEEE1394PHY

IC601 (JACK)Front Micom

U23, U24 (Main)DDR-SDRAM

ATAPI

Y

PB

PR

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

AIC1(Main)Audio D/A

L1

L2

R1

R2

COAXIAL

OPTICAL

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT

IEC-958

Component (480i / 480P)IC201(JACK)

IC203(JACK)

AUDIO

VIDEO

Block Diagram

Samsung Electronics 8-3This Document can not be used without Samsung’s authorization.

8-2 DIC1(DMN8602) Block Diagram

Block Diagram


8-3 AIC1(PCM1742) Block Diagram

Block Diagram


8-4 AIC9(PCM1802) Block Diagram

Block Diagram


8-5 PIC(TSB4AB1) Block Diagram

Block Diagram


8-6 TIC1(TW9906) Block Diagram

Block Diagram


8-7 IC4N01(MSP3407G) Block Diagram

Wiring Diagram


9. Wiring Diagram

Wiring Diagram


MEMO


10. PCB Diagrams

10-1 S.M.P.S. PCB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

10-2 Main PCB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

10-3 Jack PCB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

10-2

10-4

10-6

PCB Diagrams


10-1 S.M.P.S. PCB

COMPONENT SIDE

PCB Diagrams


CONDUCTOR SIDE

PCB Diagrams


10-2 Main PCB

COMPONENT SIDE

PCB Diagrams


CONDUCTOR SIDE

PCB Diagrams


10-3 Jack PCB

COMPONENT SIDE

PCB Diagrams


CONDUCTOR SIDE

PCB Diagrams


MEMO

This Document can not be used without Samsung’s authorization.Samsung Electronics 11-1

11 Schematic Diagrams

11-1 S.M.P.S. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-2 DVD Main Connector - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-3 DVD DDR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-4 DVD DV - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-5 DVD A/V Codec - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-6 DVD Audio In/Out- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-7 DVD Video Decoder - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-8 MICOM- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-9 A/V Input - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-10 A/V Output- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-11 TM Block - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11-2

11-3

11-4

11-5

11-6

11-7

11-8

11-9

11-10

11-11

11-12

Schematic Diagrams


11-1 S.M.P.S.

Schematic Diagrams


Power Video Audio

11-2 DVD Main Connector

Schematic Diagrams


Power

11-3 DVD DDR

Schematic Diagrams


Power

11-4 DVD DV

Schematic Diagrams


Power Audio

11-5 DVD A/V Codec

Schematic Diagrams


Power Video Audio

11-6 DVD Audio In/Out

Schematic Diagrams


Power Video

11-7 DVD Video Decoder

Schematic Diagrams


11-8 MICOM

Schematic Diagrams


VideoS-Video YS-Video CAuder RAuder L

11-9 A/V Input

Schematic Diagrams


Audio LAudio RVideoS- Video YS- Video CComponent yComponent CbComponent Cr

11-10 A/V Output

Schematic Diagrams


RF

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RF

-R

SA

P/S

TE

RE

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SD

A

SC

L

RF-R

RF-LVideo OUT

11-11 TM Block


12. Operating Instructions

English -11

Front Panel Display

1. Lights when a disc is loaded.2. Lights in the record mode.3. Lights to indicate the timer record mode.

4. Lights when a -R/RW/RAM disc is loaded.5. Displays the messages.6. Lights in the progressive scan mode.

Description

Front panel

1. POWERTurns the recorder on and off.

2. LINE 2 IN Connect external equipment.

3. DV-IN Connect external digital equipment with a DV jack.(such as a camcorder)

4. DISC TRAY Opens to accept a disc.

5. OPEN/CLOSE Opens and closes the disc tray.

6. DISPLAYDisplays the playing status, title/ chapter/ time, etc.

7. SEARCHGoes to the next title/chapter/track, or goes back tothe previous title/chapter/track.

8. STOPStops disc playback.

9. PLAY/PAUSE Plays a disc or pauses playback.

10. P.SCAN Selects the progressive scan.

11. REC Starts recording.

12. CH ( )Selects TV channels.

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Getting Started

Operating Instructions


12- English

1. DIGITAL AUDIO OUT(OPTICAL)Connects to an amplifier having a digital opticalaudio input jack.

2. DIGITAL AUDIO OUT(COAXIAL)Connects to an amplifier having a digital coaxialaudio input jack.

3. LINE AUDIO OUTConnects to the audio input of external equipmentusing audio cables.

4. LINE VIDEO OUT(good video quality)Connects the input of external equipment using aVideo cable.

5. LINE S-VIDEO OUT(better video quality)Connects the input of external equipment using an S-Video cable.

6. COMPONENT VIDEO OUT(best video quality)Connects to equipment having Component videoinput jacks.

7. LINE 1 AUDIO IN Connects the output of external equipment using anaudio cables

8. LINE 1 VIDEO IN Connects the output of external equipment using avideo cable.

9. LINE 1 S- VIDEO INConnects the output of external equipment using anS-Video cable.

10. ANT IN/ANT OUT (TO TV)Connects antenna cables.

Rear Panel

FanThe fan always revolves when the power is on. Ensure a minimum of 4” clear space on all sides of thefan when installing the product.

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NOTE



English -13

10. MENU ButtonBrings up the DVD recorder’s setup menu.

11. ENTER/DIRECTION Buttons(UP/DOWN or LEFT/RIGHT Buttons)This button functions as a toggle switch.

12. REC MODE ButtonThis will display the recording status.

13. REC ButtonUse to make a recording on DVD-RAM/-RW/-Rdiscs.

14. CANCEL Button

15. REPEATAllows you to repeat a title, chapter, track or disc.

16. OPEN/CLOSE ButtonTo open and close the disc tray.

17. AUDIO/TV MUTE ButtonUse this to access various audio functions on adisc.(DVD mode)This operates as Sound Mute. (TV mode)

18. TV ButtonPress this to operate TV.

19. INPUT ButtonSelect line input signal in external input mode(Tuner, Line input or DV INPUT)

20. CHANNEL ButtonUse this to select a channel. (DVD, TV mode)

21. TITLE LIST/DISC MENU ButtonUse this to enter the View Recording list/Disc menu.

22. PLAY LIST/TITLE MENU ButtonUse this to return to the Title menu, or to view therecorded files list.

23. ANYKEY ButtonUse this to view the status of the disc that is beingplayed.

24. SUBTITLE ButtonPress this to switch the DVD’s subtitle language.

25. RETURN ButtonReturns to a previous menu.

26. MARKER Button/TIMER ButtonUse this to bookmark a position while playing adisc.Press to directly enter the Timer Recording Modemenu.

27. INFO ButtonThis will display current settings or disc status.

Tour of the Remote Control

1. POWER Button

2. Number Buttons

3. 100+ /CM SKIP ButtonPress this to select channel 100 or higher. When a program recorded on a DVD-RAM, a DVD-RW, a DVD-R or DVD-Video is played, the unitcan be set to automatically skip a portion of theprogram.

4. DVD ButtonPress this when you use a DVD.

5. TV VOL ButtonTV volume adjustment.

6. Reverse/Forward Skip Buttons Press to skip a disc backwards or forwards.These buttons also function as STEP buttons. Each press will play one-frame forward or reverse(see page 44).

7. Reverse/Forward Search ButtonsPress to search a disc backwards or forwards.

8. Stop Button Press to stop a disc.

9. Play/Pause ButtonPress to play/pause a disc.

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A Quick Overview presented in this guide will give youenough information to start using the recorder.

Connecting &Setting Up

Quick Overview

Quick Overview .....................................................14

Step 1 : Unpacking.................................................15

Step 2 : Connecting the Antenna cable ..............15

Step 3 : Connecting the Video cable.....................16

Step 4 : Connecting the Audio cable ....................18

Step 5 : Connecting external devices....................19

Step 6 : Connecting the Power cord.....................20

Step 7 : Preparing the Remote Control.................21

Step 8 : Initial Setup...............................................22

This section involves various methods ofconnecting the DVD player to other externalcomponents and required initial setting modes.

Step 1 : Unpacking

Step 2 : Connecting the Antenna Cable

Step 3 : Connecting the Video Cable

Step 4 : Connecting the Audio Cable

Step 5 : Connecting external devices

Step 6 : Connecting the Power Cord

Step 7 : Preparing the Remote Control

Step 8 : Initial Setup

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Step 1: Unpacking Method 1 : Antenna + DVD Recorder+ TV : No Cable box

You can record non-scrambled channels by selecting thechannel on the DVD Recorder. Also use this Method ifyou watch channels without cable box.

Method 2 : Antenna + Cable box +DVD Recorder + TV : Cable boxwith many scrambled channels

You can record channels by selecting the channel on thecable box. You cannot record one channel whilewatching another channel. Be sure that the cable box isturned on.

AccessoriesCheck for the supplied accessories below.● Video/Audio Cable (AC39-42001R)● RF Cable for TV (AC39-42001J)● Remote Control (AK59-00012H)● Batteries for Remote Control (AAA Size)

(4301-001035)● User’s Manual (AK68-00683A)● Quick Guide (AK68-00684A)

There are several ways to connect your DVD Recorder.Select one of the following antenna connections thatbest suits you below.

● Method 1 : Antenna + DVD Recorder + TV : No Cablebox

● Method 2 : Antenna +Cable box + DVD Recorder +TV : Cable box with many scrambled channels

● Method 3 : Antenna + DVD Recorder + Cable box+TV : Cable box with a few scrambled channels

Step 2: Connecting the AntennaCable

■ If you are using an off-air antenna that has300-ohm twin flat leads, use an externalantenna connector (300-75 ohm adaptor :not supplied) to connect the antenna tothe DVD Recorder.

■ If you have two separate antennas (oneVHF and the other UHF), use a UHF/VHFcombiner-adaptor (available at mostelectronics shops) to connect the antennato the DVD Recorder.

■ The VHF/UHF RF OUT jack of thisproduct sends only signals receivedthrough the antenna. It does not outputAudio/ video signals. You must connectaudio/video cables to view Video from theunit. (i.e. DVD playback)

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● Progressive Scan Output (480p) “Consumers should note that not all high definitiontelevision sets are fully compatible with this productand may cause artifacts to be displayed in the picture.If you experience 480p progressive scan pictureproblems, it is recommended that the user switch theconnection to the ‘standard definition’ output. If thereare questions regarding our TV set compatibility withthis model, please contact our customer service centerat 1-800-SAMSUNG.

● The VHF/UHF RF OUT jack of this product sendsonly signals received through the antenna. It does notoutput audio/video signals.

You must use one of the following audio/video connections on this unit.

Method 1 : Connecting to a Videoinput jack

Connect a video(yellow) cable between theVIDEO(yellow) OUT jack on DVD Recorder andVIDEO(yellow) IN jack on the TV (or AV amplifier). ● You will enjoy regular quality images.● Connect audio cables(white and red) between the

AUDIO OUT jacks on the DVD Recorder and AUDIOIN jacks on TV(or AV amplifier).(See pages 18 to 19)

Method 3 : Antenna + DVD Recorder+ Cable box + TV : Cable box with afew scrambled channels

You can record non-scrambled channels by selecting thechannel on the cable box. You cannot record scrambledchannels that require a cable box.

There are several ways to connect your DVD Recorder.Select one of the following video connecting that bestsuits you below.

● Method 1 : Connecting to a Video input jack● Method 2 : Connecting to an S-video input jack● Method 3 : Connecting to Component video input

jacks

S-Video, Component video and ProgressiveOutput Modes● S-Video and Component video output are available

only if your TV supports S-Video input or Componentvideo input, respectively. If S-Video or Componentvideo output does not work, check the TVconnections and the TV input selection settings. (Forinformation on how to connect to a TV, see page 17.)

● Compared to standard interlaced video, progressivescan doubles the amount of video lines fed to yourTV, resulting in a more stable, flicker-free, and clearimage than interlaced video. The progressive scanvideo output jack is used in progressive output mode.This is only available with TVs that supportprogressive scan.

Step3 : Connecting the Videocable

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4. The message “Please set your TV to Progressive input,To deactivate, press [STOP] key.” will appear. Press the ENTER button.

5. The message “Video Output Mode Progressive Scan”will appear.

● You will enjoy high quality accurate color reproductionimages. Component video separates the pictureelement into black and White(Y), blue(PB), red(PR)signals to present most clear and clean images.

● Connect audio cables(white and red) between theAUDIO OUT jacks on the DVD Recorder and AUDIOIN jacks on TV(or AV amplifier).(See pages 18 to 19)

Method 2 : Connecting to an S-Video input jack

Connect an S-Video cable(not supplied) between the S-VIDEO OUT jack on DVD Recorder and S-VIDEO INjack on your TV (or AV amplifier). ● You will enjoy high quality images. S-Video separates

the picture element into black and white (Y) and color(C) signals to present clearer images than regularvideo input mode.

● Connect audio cables(white and red) between theAUDIO OUT jacks on the DVD Recorder and AUDIOIN jacks on TV(or AV amplifier).(See pages 18 to 19)

Method 3 : Connecting toComponent video inputjacks(Y,PB,PR)

1. Connect Component video cables(not supplied)between the COMPONENT OUT(Y,PB,PR) jacks onDVD Recorder and COMPONENT IN(Y,PB,PR) jackson your TV (or AV amplifier).

2. If the TV connected supports Progressive Scan, pressthe P.SCAN button on the front of the DVD Recorderto enjoy higher quality video.

3. The message “Please [Yes] to confirm Progressive scanmode. Otherwise press [No]” will appear. Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and then pressthe ENTER button.

COMPONENT

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■ Make sure that the color codedconnections match. The Y, PB, PR

component output jacks of your DVDRecorder must be connected to the exactcorresponding component input jacks onyour TV.

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Method 2 : Connecting to a stereoamplifier with analog input jacks

If your stereo amplifier only has AUDIO INPUT jacks(Land R), use the AUDIO OUT jacks.

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There are several ways to connect your DVD Recorder.Select the audio connection that best suits you below.

● Method 1 : Connecting to your TV● Method 2 : Connecting to a stereo amplifier (analog

audio out)● Method 3 : Connecting to an AV amplifier with a

digital input jack

Method 1 : Connecting to your TVThis connection will use your TV’s speakers.

Step 4 : Connecting the Audiocable

Manufactured under license from DolbyLaboratories. “Dolby” and the double-D symbolare trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

“DTS” and “DTS Digital Out” are trademarks ofDigital Theater Systems, Inc.

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Method 3: Connecting to an AVamplifier with a digital input jack

If your AV amplifier has a Dolby Digital or DTS decoderand a digital input jack, use this connection. To enjoyDolby Digital or DTS sound, you will need to set up theaudio settings. (See pages 27 to 28)


This allows you to connect your DVD Recorder to otherexternal devices and view or record their outputs.

● Method 1 : Connecting a VCR, Set-Top Box(STB) orDVD player to the AUDIO/VIDEO LINE 1 IN jacks

● Method 2 : Connecting a Camcorder to the LINE 2jacks

● Method 3 : Connecting a Camcorder to the DV INjack

Method 1 : Connecting a VCR, Set-Top Box(STB) or DVD player to theLINE 1 IN jacks

Connecting a VCR or external device to AUDIO/VIDEOLINE 1 IN jacks of the DVD Recorder.You can record from connected equipment (VCR, STB orDVD).

Step 5 : Connecting externaldevices

■ You can also use the LINE 2 IN jacks onthe front panel of the DVD Recorder.

■ When the S-Video jack and Video jack areboth connected, the S-Video jack will havepriority. Line Selection will beautomatically done. If the input is notselected automatically, use INPUT buttonto select proper input.

■ Copy protected content cannot berecorded.

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After all connections are complete, plug the power cordin the wall outlet.

“Auto” appears in the panel display. This meansthat the current time is being set automatically(Auto Program) through the antenna underconnection and also the channel is being set. The setup may take a few minutes.

When the DVD Recorder operates normally, the currenttime is automatically set and displayed in the frontpanel display.

Method 2 : Connecting a Camcorderto the LINE 2 IN jacks

You can also use the LINE 2 IN jacks on the front panelof the DVD Recorder. You can record from connectedequipment, such as a camcorder.When an input source is inserted into LINE 2 whileviewing TV, the input will be switched to LINE 2automatically.

Method 3 : Connecting a Camcorderto the DV IN jack

If your camcorder has a DV output jack, connect it tothe DV input jack of your DVD Recorder.

Step 6 : Connecting the PowerCord

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■ After the current time is set automatically,the recorder will perform Auto ChannelMemory for about 3 minutes. If power ison, while Auto Channel Memory is inprocess, Auto Channel Memory will stop.In this case, do Auto Channel Memoryfrom MENU(see page 25).

NOTE

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Install Batteries in the Remote Control● Open the battery cover on the back of the remote.● Insert two AAA batteries. Make sure that the polarities

(+ and -) are aligned correctly.● Replace the battery cover.

If the remote control does not operate properly:● Check the polarity + - of the batteries (Dry-Cell)● Check if the batteries are drained. ● Check if remote sensor is blocked by obstacles.● Check if there is any fluorescent lighting nearby.

Dispose of batteries according to local environmentalregulations. Do not put them in the household trash.

Setting the Remote ControlYou can control certain functions of anothermanufacturer’s TV with this remote control.Control function buttons involve: POWER, ChannelUp/Down, Volume Up/Down, Direct Number buttons,TV MUTE, INPUT.

Step 7 : Preparing the RemoteControl

Controlling TVs with the Remote Control1. Press and hold the POWER button.2. Enter a 2-digit code by using the numerical buttons

on the remote control.

See “Controllable TV Codes”If the code works, your TV set will be turned on or off.If it does not respond, try other codes.

Controllable TV Codes

BRAND BUTTON

AIWA 82

ANAM 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18

BANG & OLUFSEN 57

BLAUPUNKT 71

BRANDT 73

BRIONVEGA 57

CGE 52

CONTINENTAL EDISON 75

DAEWOO 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34

EMERSON 64

FERGUSON 73

FINLUX 06, 49, 57

FORMENTI 57

FUJITSU 84

GRADIENTE 70

GRUNDIG 49, 52, 71

HITACHI 60, 72, 73, 75

IMPERIAL 52

JVC 61, 79

LG 06, 19, 20, 21, 22, 78

LOEWE 06, 69

LOEWE OPTA 06, 57

MAGNAVOX 40

METZ 57

MITSUBISHI 06, 48, 62, 65

MIVAR 52, 77

NEC 83

NEWSAN 68

NOBLEX 66

NOKIA 74

NORDMENDE 72, 73, 75

PANASONIC 53, 54, 74, 75

PHILIPS 06, 55, 56, 57

PHONOLA 06, 56, 57

PIONEER 58, 59, 73, 74

RADIOLA 06, 56

RADIOMARELLI 57

RCA 45, 46

REX 74

SABA 57, 72, 73, 74, 75

SALORA 74

SAMSUNG 01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09

SANYO 41, 42, 43, 44, 48

SCHNEIDER 06

SELECO 74



Before Play, Turn on your TV and switch the input selector on yourTV so that the signal from the DVD Recorder appears onyour TV screen. If you connected an external AudioSystem, turn on your Audio System and select AUX, CDor DVD.The OSD (On-Screen Display) displayed on the screenmay vary depending on conditions such as the disc typeand whether the disc has been inserted or not.

1. OSD Language SetupAfter plugging in the recorder, the first time you pressthe POWER button, this screen comes up. (This screen will only appear when you plug in therecorder for the first time.)

1 Press the POWER button.

2 Press a Number button to select thelanguage.

■ If the language for the startup screen isnot set, the settings may change wheneveryou turn the power on or off. Therefore,make sure that you select the languageyou want to use.

NOTE

Step 8 : Initial Setup

OPEN / CLOSEOPEN / CLOSE

DISC MENU TITLE MENUMENU

TITLE LIST PLAY LISTANY KEY

DVDDVD TVTV INPUTINPUT

1. OSD Language Setup

2. Clock Set

3. Channel Set

4. Audio Setup

5. Video Setup

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BRAND BUTTON

SHARP 36, 37, 38, 39, 48

SIEMENS 71

SINGER 57

SINUDYNE 57

SONY 35, 48

TELEAVA 73

TELEFUNKEN 67, 73, 75, 76

THOMSON 72, 73, 75

THOMSON ASIA 80, 81

TOSHIBA 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52

WEGA 57

YOKO 06

ZENITH 63

■ If you replace the remote control'sbatteries, you must set the brand codeagain.NOTE

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2. Clock SetThis menu is used to set the current time. You need toset the time to use timer recording.

1 With the unit in Stop mode/No Disc mode,press the MENU button.

2 Select Setup using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

3 Select System using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.System menu will be displayed.

RETURNSELECTMOVE EXIT

Timer RecordNo Disc

Timer Record √

Scheduled Record List √

Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √

Parental Control √

Auto Clock Set


4 Select Clock Set using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.Clock Set menu will be displayed.

If you have the Antenna connected via Method 1 or 3on pages 15-16.

The DVD Recorder automatically sets the clock bysearching for a channel that carries a time signal andsets your time zone and daylight saving(if applicable).

5 Select Auto Clock Set using the …† buttons,then press the ENTER or √ button.

6 Press the ENTER or √ button.Select On using the …† buttons, then pressthe ENTER or √ button.


SystemNo Disc

Clock Set √

Channel Set √

CM Skip Time : 15 Sec √

EP Mode Time : 6Hours √

Chapter Creator : Off √


Clock SetNo Disc

Auto Clock Set √

Manual Clock Set √

Method 1 and 3

You must have the antenna connected to set theAuto Clock. See pages 15~16 for Antennaconnections(Method 1, 2 and 3).


Auto Clock SetNo Disc

Auto Clock Set : On √

Clock Data CH : Automatic √

Time Zone : Automatic √

Daylight Saving : Automatic √

Off

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Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

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Timer Rec.

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Timer Rec.

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■ The Menus are slightly differentdepending on whether a disc is inserted ornot. The menus described on the next fewpages are with no disc in the unit.

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7 Select the sub menu(Clock Data CH, TimeZone or Daylight Saving) using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.

Clock Data CHSelect a channel that carries a time signal using the …†buttons then press the ENTER or √ button.● Select Auto to set the clock data channel automatically.

Time Zone Select the time zone of your area using the …† buttonsthen press the ENTER or √ button.● Select Automatic to set the time zone automatically.

If your clock is set to the wrong time zone ordaylight saving, you can adjust these settingswithout tuning off the Auto Clock Set function.






Daylight Saving : Automatic √


Clock Data CHNo Disc

Select channel : 01

Daylight Saving Select Yes, No or Automatic using the …† buttons thenpress the ENTER or √ button.● Select Automatic to set the daylight saving

automatically

If you have the Antenna connected via Method 2 onpage 15.

If your clock cannot be set automatically, set the clockmanually.

5 Select Manual Clock Set using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.

Manual Clock Set






Daylight Saving : Automatic √Automatic

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Auto Clock Set

Clock Data CH

Time Zone

Daylight Saving

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3. Channel Set

You can set the Antenna/Cable TV settings automatically.



3 Select System using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

4 Select Channel set using the …† buttons,then press the ENTER or √ button.

5 Select Antenna/Cable TV(Signal Source)using the …† buttons, then press theENTER or √ button.

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6 Using the †…œ √ buttons to select theCurrent Date and Current Time, and thenpress the ENTER button.When the current time is stored in memory andthen the set is powered off, the current time willappear in the front panel display.

†… : Sets the value

You can set the value using the number (0~9) buttons.

œ √: Moves to items


Manual Clock SetNo Disc

Date (mm/dd/yy) Time

■ If any of number buttons on the remotecontrol do not operate, press the DVDbutton and try again.NOTE


01 / 01 / 2005 SAT 12 : 00 AM

Auto Channel Memory

Timer Rec.

Setup


Timer RecordNo Disc

Timer Record √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

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Language √

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Video √


Timer Rec.

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SystemNo Disc

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Channel Set √




Timer Rec.

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6 Select Antenna using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

6 Select Antenna or Cable TV(depending onthe hookup you chose) using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.

7 Select Auto Channel Memory using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.Auto Channel Memory will be displayed.


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Channel SetNo Disc




RETURNSELECT EXIT

Auto Channel MemoryNo Disc

Total channel numbers: 06/125Saved channel : 05

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Stop

■ Press the RETURN or ENTER button tostop Auto Channel Memory. NOTE

Methods 1 and 3

Method 2

Select the item that matches the antenna connectionyou selected on pages 15~16(Method 1, 2 and 3).

Antenna

Cable TV

Antenna

Cable TV

Manual Channel Set can be used after you have firstselected Auto Channel Memory.Use the Manual Channel Setting to delete unnecessarychannels after using the Auto Channel Memory.



3 Select System using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

4 Select Channel set using the …† buttons,then press the ENTER or √ button.

Manual Channel Set

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Timer Rec.

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Timer Rec.

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Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

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Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

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Language √

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5 Select Channel Add/Delete using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.

6 Use the …† or number buttons to select thechannels you want to add or delete on the[Select channel] screen. Then, press theENTER button.

● Using …† buttons for channel selection allowsthe user to add/delete one channel at a time.

● Using CH buttons for channel selectionjumps to the next channel memorized in AutoChannel Memory.

7 Select Add or Delete using the …† buttons,then press the ENTER or √ button.● The message 'Channel is added.' or 'Channel is

deleted.' will be displayed in the center of the screen.● Continue to add or delete as many channels as you

want to memorize or delete. This can be used to add channels not stored automatically due to weak signal strength.

● Press the RETURN button to return to the previous menu. Press the MENU button to exit the menu.

RETURNSELECTNUMBER EXIT

Channel Add/DeleteNo Disc

Select channel : 02

DeleteAdd


4. Setting Up the Audio OptionsYou can connect the DVD-R120 to an external amp orHome Theater.Allows you to setup the audio device and sound statussettings depending on the audio system in use.

1 With the unit in Stop mode/No Disc mode,press the MENU button on the remotecontrol.

2 Select Setup using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.You can't use the Setup functions while playing a disc.

3 Select Audio using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.


Channel SetNo Disc




Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup


Timer RecordNo Disc

Timer Record √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

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Dynamic Compression This is only active when a Dolby Digital signal is detected.

● On : When Movie soundtracks are played at low volume orfrom smaller speakers, the system can apply appropriatecompression to make low-level content more intelligible andprevent dramatic passages from getting too loud.

● Off : You can enjoy the movie with standard DynamicRange.

5 Use the …† buttons to select the desireditem(PCM, Bitstream, DTS-Off, DTS-On,Dynamic Compression-Off or DynamicCompression-On). Then press the ENTER or √ button.

4 Select the sub menu(Digital Output, DTS orDynamic Compression) using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.

Digital Output

● PCM : Converts to PCM(2CH) 48kHz audio.Select PCM if your amplifier system is stereo and/orDolby Prologic.

● Bitstream : Outputs bitstream (original format) suchas Dolby or DTS.Select bitstream if your amplifier system has multichannel digital audio surround decoding (DolbyDigital and/or DTS).

DTS

● Off : Doesn’t output DTS bitstream (original format).

● On : Outputs DTS bitstream. (via Digital output)Select DTS when connecting to a digital amp withDTS decoder.

● When DTS soundtrack is played, sound is not outputfrom Analog Audio Output.


AudioNo Disc

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DTS : Off √

Dynamic Compression : On √

PCM

Bitstream



DTS : Off √

Dynamic Compression : Off √

Off

On

Select the item that matches the audio connectionyou selected on pages 18~19(Method 1, 2 and 3).

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AudioNo Disc


DTS : Off √

Dynamic Compression : Off √Off

On

■ Press the RETURN or œ button to returnto the previous menu.Press the MENU button to exit the menu.NOTE

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

No Disc


AudioNo Disc


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5 Use the …† buttons to select the desireditem(4:3 Letter Box, 4:3 Pan-Scan or 16:9Wide). Then press the ENTER or √ button.

If you have a 4:3 standard TV● 4:3 Letter Box : Select when you want to see the total

16:9 ratio screen DVD supplies, even though you havea TV with a 4:3 ratio screen. Black bars will appear atthe top and bottom of the screen.

● 4:3 Pan-Scan : Select this for a conventional size TVwhen you want to see the central portion of the 16:9screen. (Extreme left and right side of movie picturewill be cut off.)

If you have a wide screen TV or 4:3 standard TV witha wide-screen mode● 16:9 Wide : You can view the full 16:9 picture on

your widescreen TV.

5. Setting Up the TV Aspect This allows you to set up the TV screen settings.



3 Select Video using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

4 Select the TV Aspect using the …† buttons,then press the ENTER or √ button.


VideoNo Disc

TV Aspect : 16:9 Wide √

Input Level : Darker √

Black Level : 7.5 IRE √

3D Noise Reduction : Off √

Front Display : Auto Dim √



VideoNo Disc






4:3 LetterBox

4:3 Pan-Scan

16:9 Wide


Timer RecordNo Disc

Timer Record √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


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This unit can record on various types of discs. Beforerecording, read the following instructions and select thedisc type according to your preference.

Recordable discsThis recorder can record on the following discs.

DVD-RAM DVD-RW DVD-R

● DVD-RWs and DVD-RAMs are rewritable.● DVD-Rs are non-rewritable

Compatibility between Samsung Recorder andOther Company’s Recorder

Recording

Before Recording

Before Recording ....................................................30

Recording the current TV programyou are watching....................................................32

Recording from external equipment.....................34

Copying from a Camcorder...................................35

Making a One Touch Recording (OTR)...............36

Setting a Timer Recording.....................................37

Flexible Recording (only for Timer recording).......38

Editing the Scheduled Record List .......................38

Deleting the Scheduled Record List .....................39

Recording the Scheduled Record List .......................40

This section shows various DVD recordingmethods.

Disc Types Recording Recording Finalizing Additional Recording informat Device Samsung Recorder

DVD-RAM VR ModeSamsung X Recordable

Other Company X Recordable

Samsungfinalized Not recordable

VR Modenot finalized Recordable

Other Companyfinalized Not recordable

DVD-RWnot finalized Recordable


V Modenot finalized Recordable


not finalized Not recordable


DVD-R V Modenot finalized Recordable


not finalized Not recordable

■ Finalize- This closes the DVD-R/RW so no

additional recording can be done.

■ Unfinalize- This allows additional recording on a

DVD-RW disc originally recorded on theDVD-R120.

- A DVD-RW disc that has been recordedby DAO in a PC cannot be unfinalized.

- A DVD-RW disc that has been recordedin Video Mode of a different maker’srecorder cannot be unfinalized.

- A DVD-R disc cannot be unfinalized.

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Recording

Unrecordable videoVideo with copy protection cannot be recorded on thisDVD Recorder. When the DVD Recorder receives a copyguard signal while recording, recording stops and thefollowing message appears on the screen.

Concerning Copy Control Signals

TV broadcasts that contain copy control signals mayhave one of the following three signal types, COPY-Free,Copy-Once and Copy-Never. If you want to record acopy-once type program, use DVD-RW with CPRM inVR Mode and DVD-RAM.

Once “Copy Once” has been recorded, recording cannotbe done anymore.

- Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM)

CPRM is a mechanism that ties a recording to the mediaon which it is recorded. It is supported by some DVDrecorders, but not by many DVD players. Each blankrecordable DVD has a unique 64-bit media ID etched inthe BCA. When protected content is recorded onto thedisc, it can be encrypted with a 56-bit C2 (Cryptomeria)cipher derived from the media ID.During playback, the ID is read from the BCA and usedto generate a key to decrypt the contents of the disc. If the contents of the disc are copied to other media, theID will be absent or wrong and the data will not bedecryptable.

Recording FormatsSince available functions differ depending on the disc type,select a disc that best fits your preferences; When youinsert an unused disc, the following message appearsDVD-RAM: Use after formatting the disc.

DVD-RW: When a blank disc is first inserted, the message “Do you want to initialize this disc?” will appear. When Yes is selected, the disc will beformatted in VR Mode.

If you want to format in either VR Mode or Video Mode, refer to Formatting a Disc on page 80.

DVD-R: Formatting DVD is unnecessary and only Video Mode Recording is supported

DVD-RW(Video mode)/-R

● Chapters will be created automatically when youfinalize recording on DVD-R / DVD-RW discs in Videomode with the Chapter Creator has been set to On.The chapter’s length (interval between chapters)varies according to the recording mode.

● Simple editing (erasing titles/changing title name)

DVD-RW(VR mode)/-RAM

● This mode allows multiple editing functions (such asdeletion of the whole title, partial deletion of a title, etc.)

● Various editing options using a created Playlist

Recording ModeSelect one of four recording modes by pressing the RECMODE button repeatedly while the unit is in Stop modefor the desired recording time and picture quality. In general, picture quality improves as the recordingtime decreases. In FR Mode, picture quality is adjusted automatically sothat all images for the scheduled time can be recordedonto the free disc space.

Mode Characteristic Recording TimesData Rates

XP Select when the Approx. 1 hour(high quality mode) video quality is

about 8 Mbpsimportant.

SP Select to record in Approx. 2 hours(standard quality mode) standard quality. about 4 Mbps

LPSelect when a long Approx. 4 hours

(long recording mode)recording time is

about 2 Mbpsrequired.

EPSelect when a longer Approx. 6 hours/

(extended mode) recording time is about 1.2 Mbpsrequired. Approx. 8 hours/

about 0.8 Mbps

FR for timer recording only Approx 60 to 480 Min(Flexible Recording) see page 38. Approx 0.8 to 8Mbps

Media Copy-Free Copy-Once Copy-Never

DVD-RW(Ver.1.1) O - -

DVD-RW(Ver.1.1)

with CPRM

VR mode O O* -

Video mode O -

DVD-R O - -

DVD-RAM(Ver.2.0) O O* -

Unformatted Disc

Do you want to format this disc?

Yes No

Uninitialized Disc

Do you want to initialize this disc?

Yes No

Signal type


Disc ManagerDVD-RW(VR)

Disc Name : √

Disc Protection : Not protected √

Disc Format √

Delete All Title Lists √

You cannot record copy protected movie.

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Choose the recording format fot DVD-RW.

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Recording the current TVprogram you are watching

Check that the disc has enough available space for therecording. Adjust the recording picture quality mode(see page 31).

1 Press the OPEN/CLOSE button and place arecordable disc on the disc tray.

2 Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close thedisc tray.Wait until “LOAD” disappears from the front paneldisplay. DVD-RAMIf an unused DVD-RAM disc is used, you will beprompted to format first. Make your selection using theœ √ buttons , then press ENTER.(See page 31)

DVD-RWIf an unused DVD-RW disc is used, you will beprompted to initialize first. Make your selection using theœ √ buttons, then press ENTER.(See page 31)

About INFO Key

The INFO function allows you to view the currentstatus and progress of playback and recording.Depending on the disc type and status, the displayedscreen may be different.

Checking the available disc space(Disc Information)

When recording on an used disc, make sure that there isenough disc space for recording. With DVD-RWs orDVD-RAMs, you can free up disc space by erasing titles.

● Press the INFO button.The disc information display window appears.Items in the display differ depending on the disc typeor recording format.

! Disc Type@ Current information display status# Disc Name$ Total Titles : Total number of titles% Total Playlist : Total number of Playlists^ Recordable Time : The longest continuous

recording time in each of the recording modes(approximate)

& Date : Current date and time

Before you start

OPEN / CLOSEOPEN / CLOSE



DVDDVD TVTV INPUTINPUT

DVD-RAM(VR) Disc InfoDisc Name Disc

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Unformatted Disc

Do you want to format this disc?

Yes No

Uninitialized Disc

Do you want to initialize this disc?

Yes No

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To stop recording

Press the STOP ( ) button to stop or finish a recordingin progress.● When using DVD-RAM/DVD-RW/DVD-R discs, the

message ‘Updating the information of disc. Please waitfor a moment’ is displayed.

3 Press the CH ( / ) or number ( ~ )buttons to select the current program youwant to record.

4 Press the REC MODE button repeatedly, (orpress the REC MODE button and then pressthe …† button) to select the recordingspeed(quality).

➞ SP ➞ LP ➞ EP ➞ XP

5 Press the REC button.Information concerning the channel is displayed on thescreen and then recording begins. Icon( ) is displayedon the front panel.

To view the current status of the disc and progress ofrecording : Press the INFO button, and the informationabout the disc will appear.

Press the INFO button once again to viewinformation about the recording.

Record Mode SP (02:12)

Recording : CH 7 [Mono]

■ You can not change the recording modeand the channel while recording.

■ Recording will stop automatically if thereis no free space left for recording.

■ Up to 99 titles can be recorded onto adisc.

■ Recording will stop automatically if a copyprotected image is selected.

■ If you are using a Cable Box(no antenna),you cannot watch a different cable TVprogram from the one you're recording.

■ DVD-RAM/DVD-RW discs must beformatted before starting to record. Mostnew discs are sold unformatted.

■ Do not use DVD-R authoring discs withthis unit.

NOTE

DVD-RAM(VR) Recording InfoName APR/04/2005 12:00 AM

CH7Recording Title 15Created Time APR/04/2005 12:00 AMRecording Time 00:02:05 APR 24 2005 SUN 12:00 AM

Recording

DVD-RAM(VR) Disc InfoDisc Name

Total Title 15Total Playlist 2Recordable Time 02:00 SPProtection Not ProtectedScreen Recording CH 7 [Mon] APR 24 2005 SUN 12:00 AM



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5 Press the REC button.

To stop recording


message ‘Updating the information of disc. Please waitfor a moment’ is displayed

Recording from externalequipment

Check that the disc has enough available space for therecording. Adjust the recording mode.

1 Press the OPEN/CLOSE button, and place arecordable disc on the disc tray.

2 Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close thedisc tray.Wait until “LOAD” disappears from the front paneldisplay. If an unused DVD-RAM disc is used, whether to formator not will be asked first. (See page 31)If an unused DVD-RW disc is used, whether to initializeor not will be asked first. (See page 31)

3 Press the INPUT button to select the inputsource according to the connection youmade.The front panel display changes in the followingsequence:

➞ Channel Number ➞ L1 ➞ L2 ➞ DV

If you connect a digital camcorder, press theINPUT button to select DV. (See page 35)



Before you start


■ You can not change the recording mode andinput source while recording.

■ Recording will stop automatically if there is nofree space left for recording.

■ Up to 99 titles can be recorded onto a disc.


■ DVD-RAM/DVD-RW discs must be formattedbefore starting to record. Most new discs aresold unformatted.

■ Do not use DVD-R authoring discs with thisunit.

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Copying from a Camcorder

Check that the disc has enough available space for therecording. Adjust the recording mode.


2 Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close thedisc tray.Wait until “LOAD” disappears from the front paneldisplay. If an unused DVD-RAM disc is used, whether to formator not will be asked first. (See page 31)If an unused DVD-RW disc is used, whether to initializeor not will be asked first. (See page 31)



4 Press the INPUT button to select DV.If the input is set to DV, a playback/record menu thatenables camcorder control appears on the top of thescreen.

Recording

5 Select the Play icon on the upper part of thescreen to playback the camcorder and findthe starting position to copy.You can press the PLAY button of the remote control toplayback the camcorder.

6 To start recording, use the œ √ to selectrec(●) icon in the top side of the screen, thenpress the ENTER button.You can press the REC button of the remote control tostart recording. To display playback related icons on thescreen, press any direction button on the remote control.

To stop recording


message ‘Updating the information of disc. Please waitfor a moment’ is displayed

Before you start

Recording


DVThe DV device is connected.

You may control the Camcorder using the IEEE1394(DV) interface.

■ You can not change the recording mode andinput source while recording.

■ Recording will stop automatically if there is nofree space left for recording.

■ Up to 99 titles can be recorded onto a disc.


■ DVD-RAM/DVD-RW discs must be formattedbefore starting to record. Most new discs aresold unformatted.

■ Do not use DVD-R authoring discs with thisunit.

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Making a One Touch Recording(OTR)

You can set the DVD-Recorder to record in 30-minuteincrements by pressing the REC button.

1 If you want to record a TV channel, use theCH( / ) buttons or number buttons toselect a desired channel.If you want to record through a connectedexternal component, press the INPUT buttonto select an appropriate externalinput(LINE1, LINE 2 or DV).● CATV channels: 1 to 125● TV channels: 2 to 69

Example 1) Selecting Channel 120+ +

Example 2) Selecting Channel 9+

2 Press the REC button to start recording.

3 Press the REC button to adjust the recordingtime.

➞ 0:30 ➞ 1:00 ➞ ... 8:00 ➞ off

To view the current status of the disc and progress ofrecording : Press the INFO button, and informationabout the disc will appear.

Press the INFO button once again. Then you cancheck the information about the title beingrecorded.

30 seconds before the recording is done, amessage asking whether you want the recorder topower off when the recording is done, will appearon your screen.

To stop recording

Press the STOP ( ) button. The message “Do you wantto stop recording?” is displayed.

● Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and then pressthe ENTER button.

OTR Mode 0:30

■ The timer counter decreases minute 8:00to 0:00, then the DVD Recorder stopsrecording. NOTE


Total Title 15Total Playlist 2Recordable Time 02:00 SPProtection Not ProtectedScreen Recording: CH 7 [Mono]APR 24 2005 SUN 12:00 AM

DVD-RAM(VR) Recording InfoName APR/04/2005 12:00 AM

Recording Title 15Created Time APR/04/2005 12:00 AMRecording Time 00:02:05 APR 24 2005 SUN 12:00 AM

Do you want to stop recording?

Yes No

OTR is going to be ended soon

and power will be turned off automatically.

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Recording

● Source: The video input source (L1, L2 or DV), orthe broadcasting channel you want to make a timerrecording of. When selecting channels to be recorded, the…† buttons on the remote control can let you select onlythe channels that have been memorized during Auto Scan.For the selection of other channels, use the number buttons.

● Date: Date that the timer recording starts

01/01 Every Day01/02 MON-SAT

MON-FRI01/30 Every SAT01/31

Every SUN

● Start/End Time: Start and end time of the timer recording● Mode (Recording mode)

XP (High quality): Approx. 1 hourSP (Standard quality): Approx. 2 hoursLP (Long recording): Approx. 4 hoursEP (Extended): Approx. 6 hours or 8 hours.FR (Flexible Recording): See page 38.

7 Press the ENTER button.

● ( ) and Timer Set will appear on the front paneldisplay. This means that a timer recording is set.

● Recording is automatically performed when the settime is reached.

Setting a Timer Recording

You need to set clock (Initial Setup – Clock Set) beforeproceeding with a timer recording. (See page 23)


2 Press the OPEN/CLOSE button to close thedisc tray.Wait until “LOAD” disappears from the front paneldisplay.If an unused DVD-RAM disc is used, whether to formator not will be asked first. (See page 31)If an unused DVD-RW disc is used, whether to initializeor not will be asked first. (See page 31)

3 Press the MENU button in stop mode.You can also set a timer recording via the TIMERbutton.

4 Press the …† buttons to select Timer Rec.,and then press the ENTER or √ button.

5 Press the …† buttons to select TimerRecord, and then press the ENTER or √button.The Timer Record Input items are displayed.

6 Fill in the items using the …†œ √ buttons.œ √ : Moves to the previous/next item,…† 0~9 : Sets a value.


Timer RecordDVD-RAM(VR)

Timer Record √


■ When you are recording at EP mode on aDVD-RW(V)/R disc, it may not record thefull 6 or 8 hours because the unit uses theVBR(Variable Bit Rate) ENCODING system.For example, if you record a program with alot of action, it uses a higher bit rate whichin turn consumes more disc memory.

NOTE

■ If you make a mistakePress the œ √ button to select the itemyou want to change.

■ If the timer settings overlapThe programs are recorded in order ofpriority. If timer recording is set for thefirst program and then again for thesecond program and both programsoverlap, the following message will appearon the screen: ‘This setting is identicalwith 1’ The message shows that the firstprogram has priority.After recording of the first program iscomplete, the second program starts beingrecorded.

■ To exit without saving the currentsettingPress the MENU or TIMER button.

■ To return to the previous menuPress the RETURN button if you don'twant to set a timer recording.

NOTE

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


Scheduled Record ListDVD-RAM(VR)

No. Source Date Start End Mode Edit

Recordable Time 02:12 SP

01 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √




No. Source Date Start End Mode Edit01 CH 09 01/01 12:00 AM 02:00 AM SP √

02 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √

No. 01

Source Date Start End Mode

CH 09 01/01 12 : 00 AM 02 : 00 AM SP


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3 Press the …† buttons to select ScheduledRecord List, and then press the ENTER or √button.

4 Press the …† buttons to select the numberof the Scheduled Record List you want toedit, and then press the ENTER or √ button.The Edit and Delete items are displayed.

5 Press the …† buttons to select Edit, andthen press the ENTER or √ button.The Timer Record Input item is displayed.

Edit the items you want to modify. See the TimerRecord section for more information on TimerRecord Input items. (See page 37.)

6 Move through the items with the œ √ ornumber buttons and change the settings with…† buttons and press the ENTER button.

7 Press the MENU button after the operation isfinished. The menu screen will disappear.

Flexible Recording (for Timerrecording only)

In FR mode, the timer recording’s video quality isadjusted automatically so that all images for thescheduled time can be recorded onto the free disc space.

The FR mode recording setup is the same as TimerRecording. When setting the mode in step 6, set FRMode.

You can change timer record settings using thescheduled record list menu.

1 Press the MENU button in stop mode.


Editing the Scheduled RecordList

■ The timer recording time may differ fromthe set time depending on the disc and theoverall timer recording status (forexample, recording times overlapping, orwhen the previous recording ends within3 minutes of the start of the nextrecording.)

■ will start blinking if ‘Timer Recording’is not ready to start.

NOTE



Timer Record √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup





01 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √





02 CH 05 01/01 12:30 AM 09:00 PM LP √

03 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √





02 CH 05 01/01 12:30 AM 09:00 PM LP √

03 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √

No. 01

Source Date Start End Mode

CH 09 01/01 12 : 00 AM 02 : 00 AM SP


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Recording

4 Press the …† buttons to select the numberof the timer recording you want to delete,and then press the ENTER or √ button.The Edit and Delete items are displayed.

5 Press the …† buttons to select Delete, andthen press the ENTER or √ button.You will be prompted with the delete confirmationmessage, For example : 'Do you want to deleteNo.01?'.

6 Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and thenpress the ENTER button.The selected entry will be deleted from the list.

7 Press the MENU button after the operation isfinished. The menu screen will disappear.

Deleting the Scheduled RecordList

You can delete timer record list using the scheduledrecord list menu.

1 Press the MENU button in stop mode.


3 Press the …† buttons to select ScheduledRecord List, and then press the ENTER or √button.

■ You can not delete programs that arecurrently recording.

NOTE



Timer Record √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Timer Record √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup





01 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √





02 CH 05 01/01 12:30 AM 09:00 PM LP √

03 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √





02 CH 05 01/01 12:30 AM 09:00 PM LP √

03 -- -- --/-- --:-- -- --:-- -- -- √

EditDelete

No. 01

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Recording the ScheduledRecord List

1 When the start time set in the ScheduledRecord List arrives, if the set is powered off,the set will be automatically powered on andstarts recording. If the set is already poweredon, a message asking to confirm to proceedor cancel the timer recording appears.

● When “Yes” is selected: Cancel● When “No” is selected: Recording

2 Thirty seconds before the stop time, amessage that asks whether to automaticallypower off or not after recording is displayed.

● When “OK” is selected: Power on after recording ● If there is no entry: Auto power off

To stop Recording

Press the STOP( ) button, and a message that askswhether to end recording or not will be displayed.

● When “Yes” is selected: Recording stops● When “No” is selected: Recording continues

Timer Recording is going to be started soon.

Do you want to cancel timer recording?

Yes No

Do you want to stop recording?

Yes No

Timer Recording is going to be ended soon

and power will be turned off automatically.

Press [ENTER] to continue to use DVD-Recorder.

OK

■ If there is not enough disc space or acopy prevention signal is received duringrecording, recording will stop.

■ If there is no free disc space or the disc isnot recordable, recording will not operate.(You can record after replacing the disc.)

NOTE

You cannot record copy protected movie.

■ If you are not present to set Yes or No,recording will still begin automatically.

NOTE

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Settings & Adjustments

Clock Set (See page 23)

Channel Set (See page 25)

CM Skip Time SettingWhen a program recorded on a DVD-RAM, a DVD-RW,or a DVD-R is played, the unit can be set toautomatically skip a portion of the programcorresponding to a CM(commercial) Skip Time set bythe user.

1 With a disc inserted and the unit in Stop mode,press the MENU button on the remote control.



System Setting 4 Select CM Skip Time using the …† buttons,then press the ENTER or √ button.CM Skip Time will be displayed.

5 Select the desired time using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.

6 If you press the CM SKIP button duringplayback, the section corresponding to theset time is skipped, and then the next sectionis played.


SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √


EP Mode Time : 6 Hours √


CM SKIP

■ CM Skip can be performed only duringnormal playback.

■ When the time set is less than a remainingtime of a current title: The next title isplayed from the beginning.

■ When the time set is less than a remainingtime of a play list, the next scene isplayed.

■ CM Skip does not work in a still picturemode.

■ When a set time is less than a remainingtime of a scene, a last title, or a last trackthat is displayed currently, a prohibitionmark appears.

■ CM Skip releases Repeat (includingRepeat A-B, Chapter, and Title).

■ CM Skip may not operate with someDVD-Video discs.

NOTE


Title ListDVD-R(V)

Title List √


SetupDVD-R(V)

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √



SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √




15 Sec

30 Sec

60 Sec

Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √




Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

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Disc manager

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EP Mode Time SettingYou can set the EP (Extended Play) mode’s time settingto 6 or 8 hours.




4 Select EP Mode Time using the …† buttons,then press the ENTER or √ button. EP Mode Time will be displayed.

5 Select the desired time using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.


SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √




6 Hours

8 Hours


Title ListDVD-R(V)

Title List √Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupDVD-R(V)

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √




Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √




Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Automatic Chapter CreationThis function only works for DVD-RW (Video) andDVD-R discs.




4 Select Chapter Creator using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button. Chapter Creator will be displayed.

5 Press the ENTER or √ button, and thenselect On using the …† buttons.● Off: Select this option when you do not want to make

the chapter menu.● On: Select this option when you want to make the

chapter menu.


SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √



Chapter Creator : Off √Off

On


Title ListDVD-R(V)


Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupDVD-R(V)

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


SystemDVD-R(V)

Clock Set √

Channel Set √




Title List

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup


SystemDVD-R(V)

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Channel Set √




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Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

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3 Select Language using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.Language setup menu will be displayed.

4 Use the …† buttons to select the desired submenu and press the ENTER or √ button.

● Audio Language: For the disc audio language.● Subtitle Language: For the disc subtitles.● Disc Menu Language: For the disc menu contained on

the disc● On-Screen Menu Language: For the player menu of

your DVD recorder

5 Select the desired Language using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.

If you set the On-Screen menu, disc menu, audio andsubtitle language in advance, they will come upautomatically every time you watch a movie.If the selected language is not recorded on the disc, theoriginal pre-recorded language is selected.

1 With the unit in Stop mode/No Disc mode,press the MENU button on the remote control.

Language Setting RETURNSELECTMOVE EXIT

LanguageNo Disc

Audio : Original √

Subtitle : Automatic √

Disc Menu : English √

On-Screen Menu : English √


LanguageNo Disc

Audio : Original√

Subtitle : Automatic √

Disc Menu : English √

On-Screen Menu : English √

Original

English

Français

Deutsch

Español

Italiano

Nederlands

Korean


Timer RecordNo Disc

Timer Record √


Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

■ Press the RETURN or œ button to returnto the previous menu.Press the MENU button to exit the menu.

■ The selected language will only appear ifit is supported on the disc.

NOTE

■ Set the chapter creator to on and thenstart recording. Stopping the recordingwill automatically create a chapter menu.

■ This function only works for normalrecording.- After the recording has begun, the “Do

you want to create the chapter menuafter this recording?” message appearsfor 10 seconds. Select “Yes” or “No”.

- Selecting “Yes” will create a new chaptermenu while selecting “No” will not.

- A new chapter is created according tothe selected recording mode. A chapterwill be about 5 minutes long in XP andSP, and about 15 minutes long in LP andEP mode.

■ To display the created chapters, finalizethe disc and then press the DISC MENUbutton. The chapters menu appears.

NOTE

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4 Select the sub menu(TV Aspect,…,3D NoiseReduction) using the …† buttons, then pressthe ENTER or √ button.

TV Aspect: see page 29Input LevelAdjusts the level of the input signal.

● Darker : If you feel the screen is too light and youwant to make the screen darker.

● Lighter : If you feel the screen is too dark and youwant to make the screen lighter.

Black LevelAdjusts the black level of the screen.

● 0 IRE : Select this when you want darker screen.● 7.5 IRE : Select this when you want lighter

screen.

3D Noise Reduction (motion adaptive noise reduction)

● On : Provides a cleaner picture through noise reduction (for recording).

● Off : Normal

This allows you to set up the TV screen settings.



3 Select Video using the …† buttons, thenpress the ENTER or √ button.Video option menu will be displayed.

Video (Display) Setting


VideoNo Disc







VideoNo Disc






Darker

Lighter


VideoNo Disc






0 IRE

7.5 IRE


VideoNo Disc






OffOn


Timer RecordNo Disc

Timer Record √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

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Front Display Adjust the brightness of the unit’s front panel display.

● Bright : Makes the Front Panel Display bright.● Dim : Makes the Front Panel Display dim.● Auto Dim : Makes the Front Panel Display dim

automatically when playing a DVD.

5 Use the …† buttons to select the desireditem. Then press the ENTER or √ button.

The Parental Control function works in conjunctionwith DVDs that have been assigned a rating - whichhelps you control the types of DVDs that your familywatches. There are up to 8 rating levels on a disc.



3 Select Parental Control using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.When you operate your DVD recorder for the first time,the ‘Create the Password’ message will be displayed.

Parental Control

■ Press the RETURN or œ button to returnto the previous menu.Press the MENU button to exit the menu.

■ IRE: Short for the Institute of RadioEngineers. An IRE unit is a relative unit ofmeasure equaling 1/140th of the peak-to-peak (p-p) video amplitude.

NOTE


VideoNo Disc





Front Display : Auto Dim √BrightDimAuto Dim

Timer Rec.

Setup


Timer RecordNo Disc

Timer Record √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

Audio √

Video √


Timer Rec.

Setup


SetupNo Disc

System √

Language √

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1 Select Rating Level using the …† buttons.

2 Press the ENTER or √ button.The rating level will be displayed.

3 Select Rating Level you want using the …†buttons, then press the ENTER or √ button.For example, if you select up to Level 6, discs thatcontain Level 7, 8 will not play. A larger numberindicates that the program is intended for adult use only.

4 Create a 4-digit password using the 0 to 9buttons on the remote control.

5 The Re-enter Password screen appears toconfirm the password. Enter your passwordagain.

6 Press the ENTER or √ button, and thenselect On using the …† buttons.The Parental Control screen appears.


Parental ControlNo Disc

Create the password



Confirm the password



Password :Off √

■ Press the RETURN or œ button to returnto the previous menu.Press the MENU button to exit the menu.NOTE

About the Rating Level



Password :On √

Rating Level : Level 1 Kids √

Change Password √



Password :On √


Change Password √

Level 8 Adults

Level 7

Level 6

Level 5

Level 4

Level 3

Level 2

Level 1 Kids

Off

On

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

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1 Select Change Password using the …†buttons.

2 Press the ENTER or √ button.The 'Enter the password.' message will be displayed.

3 Enter the 4-digit password using the 0 to 9buttons on the remote control.

4 The 'Confirm the password.' message will bedisplayed. Enter your password again using the 0 to 9 buttons onthe remote control.

Changing the Password


Change PasswordNo Disc

Enter the password



Confirm the password



Enter the password

* * *

* * *

■ See page 87 if you forgot your password.

NOTE



Password :On √


Change Password √

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup

Timer Rec.

Setup



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● Title ListA title is a section of recorded video and audio. Title List shows a list to help you select a title. Since the title list consists of the information onstream that is actually recorded, if one title is deleted,that title cannot be played again.

● Play ListThis refers to a unit of playback, which is made byselecting a desired scene in the entire Title List. When one playlist is played, only the scene selectedby the user will play and then stop. Since only theinformation necessary for playing a desired scene isincluded in a playlist, even if that playlist is deleted,the original stream will not be deleted.

Recording or editing might not be completed if anerror, such as a sudden power failure occurs.

Please be aware that a material that has beendamaged is unable to be retrieved to its originalcontent.

Editing

Basic Editing (Title List)......................................67

Advance Editing (Play List) ................................71

Disc Manager..........................................................79

This section introduces basic functions of DVDediting and explains both edit functions for therecording on a disc and edit functions for the entiredisc.



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Renaming(Labeling) a TitleFollow these instructions to rename a title list entry, i.e.,to edit the title of a recorded program.

Using the TITLE LIST buttonUsing the TITLE LIST button

1 Press the TITLE LIST button.The Title List screen is displayed

Using the MENU button● Press the MENU button.● Press the …† buttons to select Title List, then

press the ENTER or √ button twice.

2 Press the …† buttons to select an entry youwant to rename from the Title List, and thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select Rename, andthen press the ENTER or √ button.The Rename screen is displayed.

Basic Editing (Title List)

4 Select the desired characters using the …† œ√ buttons, press the ENTER button.

● Back Space: Moves the cursor one position backwards.(Equivalent to the CANCEL button)

● Space: Enters a blank and moves the cursor one forward (to the right).

● Delete: Deletes the character at the cursor position.● Clear: Deletes all the character inputs.● Save: Registers the character inputs.

5 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select Save,and then press the ENTER button.The changed title name is displayed on the title item ofthe selected entry.


Title ListDVD-RAM(VR)

No. Title Length Edit

APR/19/2004 12:00 AM CH12

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:21 √

02 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:03 √

03 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:15 √

04 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:16 √

05 APR/21/2004 1 00:06:32 √

06 APR/21/2004 1 00:08:16 √




Sports (A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:21 √

02 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:03 √

03 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:15 √

04 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 APR/21/2004 1 00:08:16 √




APR/21/2004 12:00 AM CH12

APR/21/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:21 √

02 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:03 √

03 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:15 √

04 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:16 √

05 APR/21/2004 1 00:06:32 √

06 APR/21/2004 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection




APR/21/2004 12:00 AM CH12

APR/21/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:21 √

02 APR/19/2004 1 00:00:03 √

03 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:15 √

04 APR/20/2004 2 00:00:16 √

05 APR/21/2004 1 00:06:32 √

06 APR/21/2004 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection

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F G H I JK L M N OP Q R S TU V W X YZ

Back Space Space Delete Clear Save


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Locking(Protecting) a Title Follow these instructions to lock an entry to protect itfrom accidental deletion.



Using the MENU button● Press the MENU button.● Press the …† buttons to select Title List, and then


2 Press the …† buttons to select an entry youwant to protect in the Title List, and thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select Protection,and then press the ENTER or √ button.

4 Press the œ √ buttons to select On, and thenpress the ENTER button. The key icon on theinformation window for the selected entrychanges to the locked status. ( ➝ )

Deleting a Title Follow these instructions to delete an entry from theTitle List.





2 Press the …† buttons to select an entry youwant to delete in the Title List, and thenpress the ENTER or √ button.




Drama

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √




APR/19/2004 12:00 AM CH12

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection




Drama

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √




Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection




Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection



Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

Title Protection:

OffOn




Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √



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Deleting a Section of a Title Follow these instructions to delete a section of a TitleList entry.





2 Press the …† buttons to select an entry youwant to edit from the Title List, and thenpress the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select Edit, andthen press the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select Delete, andthen press the ENTER or √ button.

You will be prompted with the confirmationmessage. DVD-RAM(VR), DVD-RW(VR mode): SincePlaylist is present, the message ‘Do you want todelete?(Related playlists may be deleted.)’ isdisplayed.DVD-RW(Video mode), DVD-R: Since Playlist isnot present, the message ‘Do you want to delete?’is displayed.

● This may depend on the type of disc.

4 Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and thenpress the ENTER button.




Drama

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √




Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection



Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

Do you want to delete?(Related playlistsmay be deleted.)

NoYes

■ You cannot delete a protected entry. If you want to delete a protected entry,select “Off” in the Title Protection menu.

■ Once an entry is deleted from the TitleList it cannot be recovered.

■ Once DVD-R, DVD-RW is finalized, itcannot be deleted.

■ With DVD-R, titles are only deleted fromthe menu, however, the Title remainsphysically on the disc.

NOTE




Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection

(VR mode)




Sports(A1)

APR/19/2004

12:00 AM SP

01 Drama 00:00:21 √

02 Music 00:00:03 √

03 Sports 00:00:15 √

04 Movie 00:00:16 √

05 Sports(A1) 00:06:32 √

06 Edu 1 00:08:16 √

Play

Rename

Delete

Edit

Protection

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4 Press the ENTER button at the starting point.The image and starting point time are displayed in thesection deletion starting point window.

Edit Title List Screen Elements

1 Playback bar2 Playtime3 Section deletion starting point window and time4 Section deletion end point window and time

● Select the start and end points of the section you want to delete using the playback related buttons.

● Playback related buttons: ( , , , , ).

5 Press the ENTER button at the end point. The image and end point time are displayed in theSection deletion ending point window.

6 Press the …† buttons to select Delete, andthen press the ENTER button.The selected section has been deleted.

7 Press œ √ buttons to select Yes and the Pressthe ENTER button.To return to the Title List screen, press the …† buttonsto select Return.


Edit Title ListDVD-RAM(VR)

Sports(A1)

APR/21/2005 11:50 PM

00:00:10

Start

End

Delete

Return

Title List No. 05

Start 00:00:06

End 00:00:00



Sports(A1)

APR/21/2005 11:50 PM

00:10:15

Start

End

Delete

Return

Title List No. 05

Start 00:00:06

End 00:10:10



Sports(A1)

APR/21/2005 11:50 PM

00:10:15

Start

End

Delete

Return

Title List No. 05

Start 00:00:06

End 00:10:10



Sports(A1)

APR/21/2005 11:50 PM

00:10:15

Start

End

Delete

Return

Title List No. 05

Start 00:00:06

End 00:10:10

■ The length of the section to be deletedmust be at least 5 seconds long.

■ If the length of the section to be deleted isless than 5 seconds, you will be promptedwith the message 'The range is too short.'.

■ If the end time precedes the starting point,you will be prompted with the message‘End point cannot be marked earlier thanstart point’.

■ The section cannot be deleted when itincludes a still picture.

■ Press the MENU button after theoperation has finished. The Edit Playlist screen will disappear.

NOTE



Sports(A1)

APR/21/2005 11:50 PM

00:00:10

Start

End

Delete

Return

Title List No. 05

Start 00:00:06

End 00:00:00

①

②

➂

➃

Do you want to delete?

(Deleted part will not be restored.)

Yes No



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5 Press the ENTER button at the end point.

● The image and end point time are displayed in the End window.

● The yellow-colored selection bar moves to the Make item.

- To make a new playlist -

6 Press the …† buttons to select Make, andthen press the ENTER button.A new Scene will be added to the current Playlist.A new Make Scene screen is displayed.Repeat the above steps to create further scenes.

- To return to Edit Playlist menu -

7 Press the …† buttons to select Return, andthen press the ENTER button.The Edit Playlist screen is displayed.

Creating a Playlist Follow these instructions to create a new playlist entryfrom a recorded title.

1 With the unit in Stop mode, press the MENUbutton on the remote control.

2 Press the …† buttons to select Playlist, andthen press the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select New Playlist,and then press the ENTER or √ button.The Make Scene screen is displayed.

4 Press the ENTER button at the start point.

● The image and time at the start point are displayed on the Start window.

● The yellow-colored selection bar moves to the End item.

● Select the starting point of the section from which you want to create a new scene using the playback related buttons ( , , , , ).

Advanced Editing (Play List)


PlaylistDVD-RAM(VR)

New Playlist √

Edit Playlist √


Make SceneDVD-RAM(VR)

New Playlist

APR/19/05 12:00 AM

00:00:10

Start

End

Make

Return

Scene No. 001

Start 00:00:00

End 00:00:00



New Playlist

APR/19/05 12:00 AM

00:00:10

Start

End

Make

Return

Scene No. 001

Start 00:00:10

End 00:00:00


Edit PlaylistDVD-RAM(VR)


APR/25/2005 06:03 AM

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:21 √

02 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:03 √

03 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:15 √

04 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:16 √

05 APR/25/2005/2 00:06:32 √



New Playlist

APR/19/05 12:00 AM

00:10:00

Start

End

Make

Return

Scene No. 001

Start 00:00:10

End 00:10:00

■ You can create up to 99 playlist entries.

■ Depending on the kind of disc, thedisplayed screen may have a slightdifference.

■ Press the MENU or PLAY LIST buttonafter the operation has finished. The Edit Playlist screen will disappear.

NOTE

■ If you want to make a new playlist, go toMENU ➞ new playlist.

■ You can check and see all the scenes onEdit Playlist screen.

NOTE

(VR mode)

Editing

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

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3 Press the …† buttons to select Play, and thenselect the ENTER button.The playlist entries will be played.

● To view the current status of the disc and progress of playback : Press the INFO button, and the information about the disc will appear.

● Press the INFO button once again. Then you can check the information about the playlist currentlyplaying back.

● The screen returns to the Edit Playlist screen when the playback has finished.

4 Press the STOP button to stop playing.The screen returns to the Edit Playlist screen.

Playing Entries in the Playlist Follow these instructions to play the playlist entries.

1 Press the PLAY LIST button.The Edit Playlist screen is displayed.

Using the MENU button● Press the MENU button in the stop mode.● Press the …† buttons to select Playlist, and then press

the ENTER or √ button.● Press the …† buttons to select Edit Playlist, and then

press the ENTER or √ button.

2 Press the …† buttons to select the title youwant to edit from the Playlist, and then pressthe ENTER or √ button.The Edit Playlist menu is displayed : Play, Rename, EditScene, Copy, Delete.




APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:21 √

02 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:03 √

03 APR/24/2005/0 00:00:15 √

04 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:16 √

05 APR/25/2005/2 00:06:32 √




APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:21 √

02 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:03 √

03 APR/24/2005/0 00:00:15 √

04 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:16 √

05 APR/25/2005/2 00:06:32 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete

(VR mode)

√ Play


Total Title 14Total Playlist 5Recordable Time 00:00:15 SPProtection Not ProtectedScreen Playback [Playlist]APR 24 2005 SUN 06:43 AM

DVD-RAM(VR) Playing InfoName APR/04/2005 06:43 AM

Playlist 3/5Created Time APR/04/2005 06:43 AMLength 00:00:15Playing Time 00:00:05 Total Scene 7APR 24 2005 SUN 12:00 AM

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PlaylistDVD-RAM(VR)

New Playlist √

Edit Playlist √

Title List

Playlist

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4 Enter the desired characters using the …† œ√ buttons.

● This function is the same as the Rename function in renaming the title list. (See page 67.)

● The maximum number of characters that can be entered is 31. All 31 characters can be displayed by pressing the INFO button.

5 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select Save,and then press the ENTER button.The changed title is displayed in the title field of theselected playlist entry.


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Dolphin




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:21 √

02 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:03 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:15 √

04 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:16 √

05 APR/25/2005/2 00:06:32 √

Renaming a Playlist EntryFollow these instructions to rename a playlist entry, i.e.to edit the title of a playlist entry.





2 Press the …† buttons to select the title youwant to edit from the Playlist, and then pressthe ENTER or √ button.The Edit Playlist menu is displayed :Play, Rename, EditScene, Copy, Delete

3 Press the …† buttons to select Rename, andthen press the ENTER button.




APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:21 √

02 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:03 √

03 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:15 √

04 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:16 √

05 APR/25/2005/2 00:06:32 √

(VR mode)




APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:21 √

02 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:03 √

03 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:15 √

04 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:16 √

05 APR/25/2005/2 00:06:32 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete




APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:21 √

02 APR/23/2005/0 00:00:03 √

03 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:15 √

04 APR/24/2005/1 00:00:16 √

05 APR/25/2005/2 00:06:32 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete

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Editing a Scene for the PlaylistFollow these instructions to edit scenes for a playlist.





2 Press the …† buttons to select the title youwant to edit from the Playlist, and then pressthe ENTER or √ button.The Edit Playlist menu is displayed:Play, Rename, EditScene, Copy, Delete

3 Press the …† buttons to select Edit Scene,and then press the ENTER button.The Edit Scene screen is displayed.




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete




Science

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

(VR mode)


Edit SceneDVD-RAM(VR)

Scene No. 1/7 Playlist No. 3

Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04

4 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select the sceneyou want to play, and then press the ENTERbutton.The playlist entry to be played is selected.

5 Press the ENTER button.The selected scene is played.

● To stop scene play, press the STOP button.

Playing a Selected Scene




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04

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7 Press the ENTER button at the end point ofthe scene.

● The image and ending point time are displayed in the End window.

8 Press the …† buttons to select Change, andthen press the ENTER button.

● The scene you want to modify is changed with the selected section.


Modify SceneDVD-RAM(VR)

Dolphin

03/05/29 03:34:00(PM)

00:00:25

Start

End

Change

Cancel

Scene No. 002

Start 00:00:00

End 00:00:00



Natural

03/05/29 03:34:00(PM)

00:00:30

Start

End

Change

Cancel

Scene No. 002

Start 00:00:00

End 00:00:30

4 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select the sceneyou want to modify, and then press theENTER button.

5 Press the …† buttons to select Modify, andthen press the ENTER button.

6 Press the ENTER button at the start point ofthe scene.

● The image and starting point time are displayed on the Start window.

● Select the starting or ending point of the section you want to modify using the playback related buttons ( , , , , ).

Modifying a Scene (Replacing a Scene)




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04



Dolphin

03/05/29 03:34:00(PM)

00:00:20

Start

End

Change

Cancel

Scene No. 002

Start 00:00:00

End 00:00:00

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4 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select thescene you want to move (change theposition), and then press the ENTER button.

5 Press the …† buttons to select Move, thenpress the ENTER button.

● A yellow selection window is displayed on the scene to be moved.

6 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select theposition to which you want to move theselected scene, and then select the ENTERbutton.

● The selected scene is moved to the selected position.

Moving a Scene (Changing the Position of a Scene)

4 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select thescene that will have a new scene insertedbefore it, and then press the ENTER button.A yellow selection window is displayed on the scene tobe added as the new scene.

5 Press the …† buttons to select Add, thenpress the ENTER button.

6 Press the ENTER button at the starting pointof the scene.

● The image and starting point time are displayed in the Start window.

● Select the end point of the section where you want to add the new scene using the playback related buttons ( , , , , ).

Adding a Scene




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04

■ Depending on the kind of disc, thedisplayed screen may have a slightdifference.NOTE




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:00


Add SceneDVD-RAM(VR)

Sclence

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

00:00:15

Start

End

Add

Cancel

Scene No. 004

Start 00:00:15

End 00:00:00




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

04 00:00:03 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04

05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04

04 00:00:00 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04





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7 Press the ENTER button at the end point ofthe scene.

● The image and time of the end point are displayed in the End window.

8 Press the …† buttons to select Add, andthen press the ENTER button.

● The section you want to add is inserted prior to the scene selected in step 4.

● To cancel, press the …† buttons to select cancel and then press the ENTER button.

4 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select thescene you want to delete, and then press theENTER button.

5 Press the …† buttons to select Delete, andthen press the ENTER button.


Add SceneDVD-RAM(VR)

Dolphin

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

00:00:15

Start

End

Add

Cancel

Scene No. 004

Start 00:00:15

End 00:00:35




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

Deleting a Scene




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04




Play

Modify

Move

Add

Delete

01 00:00:26 02 00:00:07 03 00:00:04

Copying a Playlist Entry to thePlaylist

Using the PLAY LIST buttonUsing the PLAY LIST button





2 Press the …† buttons to select the title youwant to copy to the Playlist, and then pressthe ENTER or √ button.The Edit Playlist menu is displayed:Play, Rename, EditScene, Copy, Delete

3 Press the …† buttons to select Copy, andthen press the ENTER button.Playlist that has been selected will be copied.




Science

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

05 Dolphin 00:00:06 √




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete

Editing

04 00:00:15 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04

04 00:00:15 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04

04 00:00:00 05 00:00:11 06 00:00:04




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Editi

ng

3 Press the …† buttons to select Delete, andthen press the ENTER button.

● You will be prompted with the delete confirmation message 'Do you want to delete?'.

4 Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and thenpress the ENTER button.You automatically returned to the Edit Playlist screenafter the delete operation has finished.

Deleting a Playlist Entry from thePlaylist

Using the PLAYLIST buttonUsing the PLAYLIST button





2 Press the …† buttons to select the title youwant to edit from the Playlist, and then pressthe ENTER or √ button.The Edit Playlist menu is displayed:Play, Rename, EditScene, Copy, Delete




Science

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

05 Dolphin 00:00:06 √




Natural

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

05 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete

■ The playlist can contain up to 99 playlistentries (titles).

■ Press the MENU button after theoperation has finished. The Edit Playlist screen will disappear.

NOTE




Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

01 Science 00:00:17 √

02 Sky 00:00:06 √

03 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

04 Natural 00:00:37 √

05 Dolphin 00:00:06 √

Play

Rename

Edit Scene

Copy

Delete



Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

Do you want to delete?

NoYes



Dolphin

7 Scene

APR/23/2005 06:43 AM

Deleting...(Please wait)



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4 Enter the desired characters using the …† œ√ buttons.

● This function is the same as the Rename function in renaming the title list. (See page 67.)

● The maximum number of characters that can be entered is 31. All 31 characters can be displayed by pressing the INFO button.

5 Press the …† œ √ buttons to select Save andthen press the ENTER button.A disc name is given to the disc.

Editing the Disc NameFollow these instructions to give a name to a disc.


2 Press the …† buttons to select DiscManager, then press the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select Disc Name,then press the ENTER or √ button.The Rename screen is displayed.

Disc Manager



Title List √


Disc ManagerDVD-RAM(VR)

Disc Name : √


Disc Format √



n w x y




RenameDVD-RAM(VR)


n w x y




RenameDVD-RAM(VR)

Disc


PlaylistDVD-RAM(VR)

Disc Name : Disc √


Disc Format √


■ You may need to clear disc protect beforebeginning editing.(see page 80.)

■ Depending on the kind of disc, thedisplayed screen may be different.

NOTE

Editing

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



80- English

Editi

ng

Disc ProtectionDisc Protect allows you to protect your discs from beingformatted or deleted due to unintended operations.


2 Press the …† buttons to select Disc Manager,and then press the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select DiscProtection, then press the ENTER or √button.

4 Press the …† button to select Protected,then press the ENTER button.



Disc Name : √

Disc Protection : protected √

Disc Format √




Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Not Protected

Portected

Formatting a DiscUse these instructions to format a disc.The disc protect should be cleared.


2 Press the …† buttons to select Disc Manager,and then press the ENTER or √ button.

3 Press the …† buttons to select Disc Format,and then press the ENTER or √ button.

DVD-RAM● You will be prompted with the confirmation

message 'Do you want to format disc?'.

● You will be prompted with the confirmation message 'All data will be deleted. Do you want to continue?'.




Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup




Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Do you want to format disc?

Yes No



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2 Press the …† buttons to select DiscManager, and then press the ENTER or √button.

3 Press the …† button to select Delete AllTitle Lists, and then press the ENTER or √button.

● You will be prompted with the confirmation message 'Do you want to delete all title lists?'.

● When Protected Entry exists: The Delete All Title List function will not operate. If there is a title containing a still picture, however, that function will not operate. If you want to delete a protected entry, disable Protect for it on the Lock item.

4 Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and thenpress the ENTER button.All title lists are deleted.

DVD-RW● You will be prompted with the confirmation

message ‘Choose the recording format for DVD- RW.’

4 Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and thenpress the ENTER button. The disc is formatted.

DVD-VR and DVD-V are defined according totheir recording format.

Delete All Title Lists


DVD-VR DVD-V DVD-RAM DVD-RWDVD-RW DVD-R

DISC

Editing



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Choose the recording format for DVD-RW.

DVD-VR DVD-V




Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Format √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Do you want to delete all title lists?

Yes No



82- English

Finalizing a disc After you record titles onto a DVD-RW/DVD-R disc withyour DVD recorder, it needs to be finalized before it canbe played back on external devices.



3 Press the …† button to select Disc Finalize,and then press the ENTER or √ button.



Disc Name : √


Disc Format : DVD-VR √

Disc Finalize √




Disc Name : √



Disc Finalize √



Disc ManagerDVD-R(V)

Disc Name : √


Disc Finalize √


You will be prompted with the message 'Do you want tofinalize disc?'. If you select Yes, you will be promptedagain with the message ' Disc will be finalized. Do youwant to continue?'

If you select Yes, you will be prompted again with themessage ' Disc will be finalized. Do you want tocontinue?'

4 Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and thenpress the ENTER button.The disc is finalized.

■ Once a disc is finalized, you cannot deleteentries from the record list.

■ After being finalized, the DVD-R/DVD-RW(video mode) operates in the samemanner as a DVD-Video.

■ Depending on the kind of disc, thedisplayed screen may have a slightdifference.

■ Finalizing time may be differentdepending on the amount of data recordedon the disc.

■ Data on the disc will be damaged if therecorder is powered off during finalizeprocess.

NOTE

Editi

ng




Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup



Disc Name : √


Disc Finalize √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Do you want to finalize disc?

Yes No



Disc Name : √


Disc Finalize √


Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Disc will be finalized.

Do you want to continue?

Yes No



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4 Press the œ √ buttons to select Yes, and thenpress the ENTER button.The disc is unfinalized.

■ A DVD-RW can be finalized or unfinalizedin Video mode.

■ A DVD-RW can be finalized or unfinalizedin VR mode.

NOTE

Finalize Unfinalize

Mark DVD-Video(RW) DVD-RW(V)

Operation Same as DVD-VideoAdditional recording, protection

and deletion are possible.

Finalize Unfinalize

Mark DVD-RW(VR:F) DVD-RW(VR)

Additional recording, Additional recording,

Operation deletion, editing, and deletion, editing, and

protection are impossible. protection are possible.

Unfinalizing a disc (V/VR mode)



3 Press the …† button to select DiscUnfinalize, and then press the ENTER or √button.You will be prompted with the message 'Do you want tounfinalize disc?'.

If you select Yes, you will be prompted again with themessage ' Disc will be unfinalized. Do you want tocontinue?'


Disc ManagerDVD-RW(VR:F)

Disc Name : √


Disc Unfinalize √



Disc Name : √


Disc Unfinalize √



Disc Name : √


Disc Unfinalize √

Editing


Title ListDVD-RW(VR:F)


Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Title List

Playlist

Disc manager

Timer Rec.

Setup

Do you want to unfinalize disc?

Yes No

Disc will be unfinalized.

Do you want to continue?

Yes No



MEMO


13. Circuit Operating Descriptions

13-1 Power

13-1-1 About S.M.P.S (ringing choke converter methol)

◆Terms

1) 1st : Common power input to 1st winding. 2) 2nd : Circuit followings output winding of transformer.3) f (Frequency) : Switching frequency (T : Switching cycle)4) Duty : (Ton/T) x 100

Transformer Vout

(Np)

(Vp)

Switch

Vs switch

I switch

Vin

ON/OFF Control

+

–

+

–

++

+

–

(Vs)

(Ns)

Vreg

REGULATOR

Fig. 13-1

13-1-2 Circuit description [FLY-Back RCC(Ringing Choke Converter)] Control

(a) AC Power Rectification/Smoothing Terminal1) PADT1 : Convert AC power to DC (Wave rectification).2) PRCU1 : Smooth the voltage converted to DC.3) PALT1, PALT2, PACT1, PACT2 : Noise removal at power input/output.4) PLRU1 : Rush current limit resistance at the momemt of power cord insertion.

· Without PLRU1, the bridge diode might be damaged as the rush current increases.(b) SNUBBER Circuit : PSRZ1, PSRZ2, PSCX1, PSCZ2, PSDZ1

Circuit Operating Descriptions


0

Vswitch

dt

Toff

t

Inverted power by leakage inductance

Fig. 13-2

1) Prevent residual high voltage at the terminals of switch during switch off/Suppress noise.High inverted power occurs at switch off, because of the 1st winding of transformer : (V=-L1 xdi/dt. L1 : Leakage Induction)A very high residual voltage exist on both terminals of PQQX1 because dt is a very short.

2) SNUBBER circuit protects PQQX1 from damage through leakage voltage suppression by RC, (Charges the leakage voltage to PSDZ1 and PSCX1 and discharges to PSRZ1, PSRZ2).

3) PPCF2 : For noise removal

(c) PQIZ1 Vcc circuit

1) PVRL1, PVRL2, PVRL3 : PQIZ1 driving resistance (PQIZ1 works through driving resistance at power cord in)2) PQIZ1 Vcc : PVRL4, PVDL1, PVCL1

! Use the output of transformer as Vcc,because the current starts to flow into transformer while PQIZ1 is active

@ Rectify to PVDL1 and smooth to PVCL1.# Use the output of transformer as PQIZ1 Vcc : The loads are different before and after PQIZ1 driving.

(Vcc of PQIZ1 decreases below OFF voltage , using only the resistance dut to lode increase after PQIZ1 driving.)

(d) Feedback Control Circuit

PPDD23.3V

3

Fig. 13-3



1) F/B terminal of PQIZ1 determines output duty cyle.2) C-E (Collector-Emitter) of PQIZ1 and F/B potential of PQIZ1 are same.

13-1-3 Internal Block Diagram (Internal Block Diagram of S.M.P.S. Circuit)

SmoothingCircuit

Rectified Circuit

Line Filter

Power IN(110V)

NoiseRemoval

(SNUBBER)

PWM ControlCircuit

(ICE2BSO1)

Converter

VoltageDetection

Circuit

3.3V RectifiedSmoothing Circuit

5V RectifiedSmoothing Circuit

12V RectifiedSmoothing Circuit

3.3V RectifiedSmoothing Circuit

5V RectifiedVoltageCircuit (x3)

12V RectifiedVoltageCircuit

OUTPUT

(X3)

Fig. 13-4



13-2 AV Codec

DVDMULTI DRIVE (SERVO)

U23,U24 M13S128168A (DDR SDRAM)

DIC3 AM29DL323GB (Flash Memory)

PIC1TSB41AB1(1394 PHY)

AIC9 PCM1802 (AUDIO A/D)

IC601 MN101DF10G(Front MICOM)

AIC1 PCM1742KE (AUDIO D/A)

TIC1 TW9906 (VIDEO DEC)

SDRAM I/F

AUDIO OUT

HOST I/F

VIDEO OUT

DIC1 DMN8602(A/V CODEC)

DV I/F

AUDIO IN

VIDEO IN

Front Panel I/F

Y,Pb,Pr, Y/C, CVBS

I2S

32bit

16bit

8bit

I2S

ITU-R656

ATAPI

IEEE 1934 (DV input) block

Audio inputblock

Video inputblock

Audio output block

Video outputblock

(Digital,Ainalog)

IEL-P58 LOAXIALOPTILAL

Fig. 13-5

· Main system control · ATAPI interface with DVD-Multi Drive· A/V Encoding/Decoding · Analog Progressive/interlaced video output· Transcoding/rating· IEEE 1394 link layer function



13-2-1 DIC1 Processor Internal Architecture Diagram

Fig. 13-6

SPARC Processor Core DataI - Cache Memory/ CacheAudio DSP Host And AndMemory Graphics

SPARC Processor Core DataI - Cache Memory/ CacheAudio DSP Host And AndMemory Graphics

VideoInterface

AudioInterface

HostInterface

Bitstream/StorageInter face

1394LinkInterface

Serial I/O DENC

Video DSPand memory

MotionEstimatorand memory

Memory/Cpntroller

16/32SPDIF4Port

2Port

1X10 YUV

64

32

SDRAM

13-2-2 A/V Processor (DIC1) Functional description

1) SPARC ProcessorsTwo 32-bit SPARC processors, one dedicated to video processing and the other assigned general system tasksand audio processing, perform three classes of functions: system processing, audio processing, and high-levelcontrol flow and decision-making tasks for video processing. Optionally, they can also perform 2D graphicsand host functions.The DMN8602 also support multiple video inputs, windowed video ad graphics with arbitrarily relocatable and resizable windows, letterbox, and side-by-side display of SD sources.

2) Host InterfaceThe host communication functions include initializing the DMN-8602 device, downloading software to the local SDRAM, sending commands, monitoring status, and downloading graphics data such as OSD bitmap.



3) Bitstream/Storage interface◆ ATAPI Controller

ATAPI is an asynchronous, 120ns, 16-bit word interface commonly used to connect devices such as hard disks, CD/DVD ROMs, and DVD RAMs. All operations are initiated by reading/writing a set of ATAPI device registers through programmed input/output(PIO) data transfer. ATAPI has DMA commands for transferring long data. The ATAPI register address is defined by the output pins CS0, CS1, DA[2:0].

◆ The IEEE1394 interface can receive MPEG-2 transport stream or DV stream data contained in isochronous packets (IPs). The DMN-8602 device filters the packets by matching channel IDs. In the case of MPEG-2 transport streams, the DMN-8602 device performs descrambling on the data that is scrambled with 5C encryption. Software is responsible for transport section processing and demultiplexing.

4) Video Interface◆ Video Input channel

The video input channel captures ITU-R BT.656-compliant 10-bit digital YUV component video stream from Video decoder chip(TIC1)

◆ Video Digital Encoder (DENC)The NTSC/PAL digital video encoder (DENC) module converts a digital video data stream into NTSC or PAL composite or component video output. The DMN-8602 DENC output can be in one of the following formats:

•Baseband composite NTSC (M) or PAL (B,D,G,H,I) analog video.•Separate analog luma(Y) and chroma(C) output to support S-Video.•Separate analog component video RGB or SMPTE YPbPr output.

5) Audio InterfaceThe serial audio input port receives uncompressed 16- to 24-bit serial digital audio data from external audio ADC(AIC9). An internally generated clock provides bit serial clocking of the data coming from external ADC The serial audio output port sends uncompressed 16- to 24-bit serial digital audio data to external audio DAC(AIC1). An internally generated clock provides bit serial clocking of the data coming from external ADC

6) Serial I/O interface◆ SPI interface

The SPI(Serial Peripheral Interface) port provides a bus for a serial interface with front panel micom(FIC1) ◆ IDC interface

The IDC bus is a simple, two-wire, bidirectional communication bus. The two signals, clock and data, are com mon to every device connected to the bus.In this system, IDC bus is connected to EEPROM(DIC8) and Video Decoder(TIC1)



13-3 SERVO (DVP Multi Drive)

1) Pick-UpData in the disc is processed from the optical pick-up unit (OPU). OPU includes the Elantec chip (EL6912c) which is a highly integrated laser diode driver designed to support multi-standard writable optical drives. Thischip also has an IV amplifier with concurrent read and write sampling. The architecture allows reprogrammingof the timers to support different media DVD or CD standards, and different speed.

2) A-Chip A chip is RF processor. This module performs RF signal processing which includes RFIP, RFIN, AGC, RF equal izer. This processor is able to detect tracking error, focus error and various signals such as CE, PE, SBAD, DEFECT, BCA, MIRROR, Wobble, TZC, RC, and RECD.

3) C-ChipC-Chip is composed of DP1, PRML and WS. First, the Data processor1 (DP1) performs EFM/EFM+ Demodulation and data is stored in the buffer memory in data processor2 (DP2). DVD data in this buffer is transferred to CSS/ATAPI through error-correction code(ECC), descramble process and error detection code (EDC).Second, WS performs the following processes.!Delay compensation using Shift register@Sample/Hold pulse generation#I/V Gain Control$Providing clock for RF chip%OPC Control signal generationLastly, PRML completes the adaptive EQ/VD and Digital PLL.

4) D-ChipD-Chip consists of Servo DSP, DP2 and 1Mbit memory. Servo DSP is dealing with controlling the servo-mecha nism in DVD recorder. Servo-DSP has the following features.!Bulit-in 10Bit ADC(8ch), DAC(3ch) and PWM(7ch)@Step Motor Control Logic: Macro/Micro Step#Track Counter: long distance velocity control direct seek$Shock/Defect detection%Header (DVD-RAM)/Land Pre-Pit (DVD-R/RW) Detection^Several Servo Monitor Signal Detection&RF IC Interface* Micom Interface(Digital Servo Control of focus, tracking, sled and seek )Disc Auto-Detection1Automatic Adjustment of the offset, balance and gain of Focus and Tracking Signal2Direct Seek with Velocity Control3Step Motor Control: Macro Seek4De-Track and Lens Shift Detection and Compensation5Center Error Control6DVD Layer Jump7Tilt Detect and Compensation

DP2 performs High Speed ECC and CD DA Decoder.



5) ATAPI ControllerATAPI (ATA Packet Interface) the standard interface protocol used to connect the CD/DVD Drive to IDE inter face. Data from the front-end is processed to back-end through this ATAPI protocol. Sanyo chip (LC98600CT- XB0) is utilized for ATAPI interface. LC98600CT-XB0 has the following features. !ECC and EDC correction/addition for CD-ROM data@Subcode decoding/encoding#Spindle servo control$CLV/CAV servo control using ATIP data%ATIP decoding and CRC check functions^ Providing random EFM output for PCA use&High-accuracy write strategy signal output enabled (CD-R 52x)*Buffer RAM can be accessed by the microcontroller through the LC98600CT-XB0(Built-in ATA-PI(IDE) interface (supports Ultra DMA modes 0,1, and 2))52x decoding speed/52x encoding speed supported with 33.8688Mhz1Maximum transfer speed PIO mode: 16.6 MB/s (with IORDY), Ultra-DMA: 66MB/s (with DMARQ)2User can freely set the CD main channel, C2 flag, and subcode areas in buffer RAM3Built-in batch transfer function for transferring (CD main channel, C2 flag, etc., in a single operation)4Built-in multi-transfer function (allows multiple blocks to be sent to the host automatically in a single

operation)

FPD,PD,I/V amp

LD,LD Driver

Focus Actuator

Tracking Actuator

TILT Actuator

SledMotor

SpindleMotor

TrayMotor

MotorDriver

PRML

ENDEC

WRITESTRATEGY

APC & OPC

MiscellaneousSignal(DFT/LPP/WOBBLE)

Servo Error(FE/TE/CE/PESBAD/RC/TILT)

RF Signal(AGC/EQ)

SERVOProcessor

ECCProcessor

HOST

ATAPI chip (ZIC1)

MICOM (MIC1)

A.chip (RIC1) C.chip (CIC1) D.chip (DIC1)

Pick up

Deck

Fig. 13-7



13-4 Video Input

13-4-1 Video Input Outline

DVD-R120 is the two Line Video input. Line 1 Video input is CVBS1 & S-Video1 at the Rear Panel. Line 2 Videoinput is CVBS2 at the Front Panel.The analog Video signal select Line 1 or Line 2 by the IC601 (Front Micom). TIC1 (Video Decoder) diverges from the 27MHz crystal, then generates ITU-R656 (10bits) and 27MHz clock.TIC1 (Video Decoder) does closed caption, copy guard detect processing and A/D conversion of analog Videosignal converted into 11bit Digital Video signal (ITU-R656 Format) is outputted via DIC1 (MPEG2 Decoder &Encoder with video Encoder) of digital part.

Line 1(Rear)VideoInput

CVBS 1

Y1

C1

Line 2(Front)VideoInput

CVBS2

BU4052AnalogMuxIC201

VideoDecoder TIC1

A/V CODEC DIC1

CVBS

Y

C

ITU-R656 10bit

27MHz

V_SYNC

SDA

SCL

/RSTAV

CVBSRF

Fig. 13-8

13-4-2 Analog Mux (BU4052)

IC201 is Analog Mux.As Pin 9, 10 of the IC201 are controlled by the Front Micom, IC201 select RF OF CVBS(Pin12) Line1 ofCVBS[Pin14] and Line2 of CVBS[Pin 15]. The analog Video Signal of IC201 output is selected by the ic601 via TIC1(Video Decoder : TW9906) of analog Videoinput parts.



13-4-3 NTSC/PAL Video Decoder (TW9906 : Video Decoder)

The TIC1 (Video Decoder : TW9906) device is a high quality, single-chip digital video decoder that digitizes anddecodes all popular baseband analog video formats into digital component video. The TIC1 (Video Decoder :TW9906) supports the analog-to-digital (A/D) conversion of component RGB and YPbPr signals, as well as theA/D conversion and decoding of NTSC, PAL and SECAM composite and S-video into component YCbCr. This TIC1 (Video Decoder : TW9906) includes four 10-bit 30-MSPS A/D converters. and A/D conversion of 10bitanalog Video signal converted into Digital Video signal (ITU-R656 Format) is outputted via DIC1 (MPEG2 Decoder & Encoder with video Encoder) of digital part. The following output formats supply 10-bit 4:2:2 YCbCr to the DIC1 (MPEG2 Decoder & Encoder with video

Encoder) of digital part. On CVBS and S-video inputs, the user can control video characteristics such as contrast, Brightness, saturation,and hue via an I2C DIC1 port [PIN V17, V18] interface. The TW9906 decoder includes methods for advanced vertical blanking interval (VBI) data retrieval. The VBI dataprocessor (VDP) slices, parses, and performs error checking on teletext, closed caption (CC), Copy Guard DetectProcessing and other VBI data.



13-5 Video Output

13-5-2 NTSC/PAL Digital

DIC1 inputted from pin E1 with 13.5MHz generates HSYNC and VSYNC which are based on video signal. DIC1is synchronous signals with decoded video signal.

The above signals, which are CVBS (Composite Video Burst Synchronized), Y(S_Video), C(S_Video), Y(Component)/G(Green), Cr(component)/R(Red), Cb(component)/B(Blue), are selectively outputted 480i(interlaced Video Output), 480P(progressive Video Output) by the Pront button DiC1 adopts 10bit D/A converter.DIC1 perform video en-coding as well as copy protection.

Fig. 13-9

13-5-1 Outline

DIC1 (MPEG2 Decoder & Encoder with video Encoder) diverges from the 13.5MHz crystal, then generates VSYNC and HSYNC. DIC1 (MPEG2 Decoder & Encoder with video Encoder) does RGB encoding, copy guard processing and D/Aconversion of 10bit Video signal converted into analog signal is outputted via amplifer of analog part.

A/V CODEC DIC1

CVBS

Y

C

Y

Cb

Cr

MM1623VIC1

6dBAMP

&75ohmDrive

LOWPASSFILTER(6MHz)

CVBS

Y

C

Y

Cb

Cr

FrontMicom IC601

PSO



13-5-3 Amplifier (MM1623)

VIC1 is 6dB amplifier.Based on CVBS signal, the final output level must be 2Vpp without 75ohm terminal resistance.Because the level of video encoder output is only 1Vpp, the level is adjusted with the special amplifier.When mute of pin 3 is high active, if the pin is floating and connect to power, the output signal is never out putted.CVBS, Y, C, Y(R), Cb(B), Cr(R) outputted from video encoder are inputted to VIC1 [Pin4, 6, 2, 10, 12, 14] respec tively. The signal to which gain is adjusted by amplifier is outputted from jack via 75ohm Resistance(VR30,31,32,33,34,60).



13-6 Audio

13-6-1 Input Block

DVD-R120 has two stereo line input terminals. and internal TV-audio from RF Tuner Block. These three Analog audio signal source are converted to digital data by Input Block.Input Block has a Multiplexer (IC203), Input Filter (AIC81, AIC82), and A/D converter (AIC9).IC203 change it’s output by selection control signal from IC601 (Front Micom).The output signal of IC203 are filtered by OP-Amp (AIC81, AIC82).

AIC81 (L-ch) have two op-amp in each.

13-6-2 Output Block

DVD-R120 has two stereo analog line out terminal, and two digital output terminal. Decoded signal by DIC1 is inputted to AIC1 (D/A Converter), then filtered and amplified by AIC4 (OP-Amp). And the digital audio signal (IEC-958) is drived by AIC3 inverter and ouputted in Optical/Coaxial (S/PDIF) terminal.

Line Input 1 (Rear)

L1-in

R1-in

L2-in

L2-inLine Input 2 (Front)

TV Audio(from tuner block)

RF-R

RF-L

IC203 BU4052Multiplexer

IC601(micro controller)

AIC814560 OP-AMP

AIC824560 OP-AMP

AIC9PCM1802(Audio A/DCoverter)

SCKI

BCK

LRCK

DOUT

Line out 1 (Rear)

Line out 2 (Rear)

Optical OutCoaxial Out

AIC44560 OP-AMP

AIC3 74HCU04 (Inverter for Digital Out)

AIC1PCM1742KE

(Audio D/ACoverter)

L-out

R-out

SCKI

BCK

LRCK

DOUTML

MC

MD

DIC1 DMN8602A/V Processor

(Dolby AC-3Encoder/Decoder)

IEC958 DATA

Fig. 13-10



13-7 Tuner

1) Low Pass Filter & High Pass FilterThis consists of IF trap circuit and UHF & VHF separation circuit. If the input signal is IF (45.75MHz), this filterprevents interference.

2) Single tune This consists of a filter circuit, RF AMF, impedance conversion circuit, image trap and a single tuning circuit. Itprevents noise and other interference signals. It is very important part which improves NF (noise figure) and prevents the various of spurious signals.

3) RF AMFRF AMF is made of FET (Field Effects Transistor). It is controlled by AGC coming from IF DEMOD block.

4) Double tuneIt consists of a double tuning circuit to improve characteristic of rejection that results in a better band characteristic.

5) Mixer IC (Mixer, OSC, PLL)It consists a VHF and UHF OSC and Mixer circuit. We applied mixer to make better characteristic of rejection, it shows especially various beat characteristic.

6) PLL ICThe PLL IC plays a role selection of Tuner channel. It was built-in three wire PLL IC, charge pump and band driver.The minimum of step frequency is 31.25KH z.

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1/8 Prescaler Band Driver

Prog.Dirlder

Phese Code

Charge Pump

Band Driver

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VHF-RF Amp VHF

Double Tune

VHF Mixer

VHF OSC

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13-8 IF

1) SAW FILTERIt passes only needed band of the signal that is converted to IF frequency and decrease the others band to minimize the effect of adjacent channel.

2) RF AGC Control It used adjusting to determine RF AGC working point in tuner.

3) VCO TankWhen VCO tank detects PLL, it makes the signal which sets a standard.

4) AFT (Auto Frequency Tuning)AFT automatically controls the oscillator frequency in the tuner, so that it retains a constant level.It is a quadrature detection type. The carrier, which is detected from video det is directly input to AFT.The 90 degree delayed phase signal is input at the same time to AFT and, the results come out.

5) IF AMPIF signal , which is selected in Saw filter, is amplified in IF amp frequency enough to be detected. The IF amphas parallel inputs & outputs structure.

FM Det

AFT

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4

5

6

10

11

12

24

21

19

14

15

16

17

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N.S.C

APC TineConst SW

Lock Det

IF AGC

EQ.Amp B/W

VCD

AGC

RF AGC Amp

Pra Amp Mix

APCDet

Video Det

4.5 MHzTunlng

AFT Tank

SIF filter4.5MHz

SIF Trap

VCD Tank

3 4 5 6+B AUDIO OUT AFT OUT VIDEO OUT

To Tuner Section

RF AGC

To Tuner Section

FromTuner Section

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b

c

d

SAM Filter

RF AGC Control

(IF Amp)

Fig. 13-12



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14. Reference Information

Since there are many different interfaces avai lable, for exam ple, RS 422, RS 644, and USB, visionsys tem integ rators are very likely to be confused when choos ing the right interf ace for theirappl icat ion. For the ideal design of a vision syste m, it is vital to have the righ t bus/ inte rface. Tomake things even more complex, ther e is no easy answer such as �IEEE-139 4 is the best choice.�Furthe rmore, the new CameraL ink standa rd, promoted by compan ies such as Puln ix, Basler AG,and many frame grabb er compani es, seems to be the stat e of the art interf ace. So why shou ldIEEE-1394 be an alternative?

Thes e ques tions are as complex as most vision applicatio ns and the re is no simple guide line .Each of these interfaces offers many benefits and each of them has its individual drawbacks andres tric tions. In the tab le below, we try to give a brief comparison of the most popula r interfac esyste ms.

[1] These specs are for a typical 8-bit camera application operating at 20 MHz or at 40 MHz.

[2] 80% of the bus bandwidth is used for image data and 20% is used for parameter data.

16 wires are used for data bit transfer and two wires each are used for the separate Line Valid, Frame Valid, andPixel Clock signals required with RS-644 transmission.

RS 644 [1] CameraLink IEEE-1394 USB 2

Topology Link Link Bus Bus

Adapter Frame Grabber Frame Grabber StandardAdapter

StandardAdapter

Windows Driver Proprietary Proprietary Native(Win 200, Win 98)

Native(support delayed)

�Guaranteed�Bandwidth

~ 20 to 40 MBytes/s ~ 255 MBytes/s ~ 32 MBytes/s [2] ~ 38 MBytes/s [2]

Cable Length ~ 10 m @ 40 MHz

~ 20 m @ 20 MHz

~ 10 meters 4.5 meters 5 meters

Wires Needed for8 Data Bits

22 [3] 10 4 2

Parameter Port No ≥ 1 KByte/s ~ 8 MBytes/s [2] ~ 9 MBytes/s [2]

[3]

14-1 About IEEE-1394

14-1-1 Comparison between IEEE-1394 and other digital interfaces

Reference Information


A careful comparison of the specifications shown in the table shou ld be your first selection guidefor the interf ace. For exam ple, for an integ rator who needs very high speed, USB 2 and IEE E-1394 are not the first choice. On the other hand, these buses are the ones to select in caseswhere mul tiple cameras are needed or cos t is a critical issue. Also, the user needs to be awarethat the D-Cam specification curre ntly does not speci fical ly support Line Scan cameras.However, the spec ification is open and line scan suppor t could be achieved via Format 7. Asfor USB 2, it is still in its infan cy in machin e vision and we are not aware of any kind of machi nevision suppor t.

Many image processing applicatio n engineers face a familia r group of problems when des igningand build ing a syste m. The end user requi res system flexib ility, simple adaptation, fast delive rytimes, and most impo rtantl y a reasonable price. With conve ntional syste ms, wheth er analo g ordig ital , eng ineers must confine them selv es to certain combina tions of the existing cameras, framegrabbers, and software. The product choi ce for this syste m configura tion is limite d. Unle ss thedecision is made to use a high cost frame grab ber that supports multiple cameras, sometimesknow n as multi-norm , it is usu ally not possible to operate cameras with differen t reso lutio ns fromthe same frame grabbe r.

For many applicatio ns, the introductio n of dig ital cam eras is hindered by the cost specified by theend custom er, howe ver technica lly effective dig ital cameras may be. With the increa sed use ofIEEE-1394 in the industrial imag e processing business , many of these problems are solvable in asure , safe , and cost effec tive way.

This example compares two simi lar vis ion systems. Each system uses four Megapix el reso lutiondig ital cameras . The traditio na l solu tion consists of one frame grabber per camera, one paralleldig ital data cable per camera, and one power supply per camera.

The 1394 solution requi res one hub and one interface card to connect the fou r cameras , alongwith five inexpensive 1394 cables. The 1394 cable s carry power to the cameras directly from thecom puter �s inter na l power supply. (Note tha t not al l com pute rs are capab le of supplyi ng enoughpower for the cam eras. In som e cases a separate power supply may be required.)

Traditional Solutionwith multiple frame grabbers

Price 1394 Solution Price

Four Cameras 18,000 Four 1394 Cameras 18,000

Four Frame Grabbers 4,400 One 1394 Interface Card 100

Four Cables 400 One 1394 Hub 120

Four Power Supplies 320 Five Cables 150

Total $23,120 Total $18,370

14-1-2 Fiexibility and Cost Reduction

1) Hatdware Cost Example



Today, there are already applica tions realiz ing the benefits of IEEE-1 394 technology. Forexample, at one of our customer sites, Basle r was faced with a vision syste m which has thefollowing specificatio ns:

The machine is a high-speed ass embly sys tem . Two indepe ndent robots take differen t par ts(diffe ren t in size, shape, and ref lection) from a support unit and mount the se parts on a mountingplate. Timing is crucial, and in the worst case, a part must be taken from the tray every 100 ms.Accuracy of parts mounting is also critical (0.5 mm) . To have a vision system inspecti ng theseopera tions , 4 cameras (2 on each of the robots) are needed:

2 low resolu tion Basler A302f cameras (640 x 480) for checking if the mounting plate is inplace

2 high-resolut ion Basler A101f cameras (13 00 x 1030) for checking the components to bemounted.

Since most of the parts are differen t, the two A101f cameras must be reconfigured befor e alm ostevery image acquisit ion. In the worst case, the AO I, shutter, and som etim es gain need to beadjusted.

The custom er used ana log cameras with CCIR resolution (768 x 582) only. This drast icallyres tric ted the number of parts which could be moun ted using the robots. Since thes e cam eras hadno communication por t for configu rat ion, ad justing the AOI was not possible and differ ences inreflection of the parts needed to be adjusted for by driv ing a flash circuit. All cameras wereinterfaced into one frame grabber (one PC) .

Using RS 644 or CameraLink based cameras, the customer would need one fram e grab ber foreach camer a. It is very likely that the user would need two PCs (one for each robot). Changing thecam era-c onfig ura tion �on the fly�would require adv ance d grabber cards since simple grabb ersare not capab le of easily changing their regist ers for differe nt AO Is.

All cameras are attached to a sing le interface card in the PC. The Basler A302f is only used whena new mounting plate is pos itione d by the handler. In norm al opera tion , on ly the two Basler A101fcam eras will be sending data at the same time and they will be operat ing at about 10 FPS. Thisresults in a data rate of about 27 MBytes/s, which is well within the specification for IEEE-1394.

Since IEEE-1394 supports bi-directional communication between the came ra and the PC, beforeeach frame capture , the PC can easily change resolution, gain , offs et, shutte r spee d, or whateveris require d.

14-1-3 Application Examples

1) Solution used before Basler s Intervention

2) Possible solution wih digial cameas using RS 644 OR Camera Link

3) IEEE-1394 solution



The IEE E-13 94 solution results in the se clea r advanta ges for the custom er:

O nly one PC,

On ly one inter face card (very inexpensive compare d with frame grabber cards),

Easy and inexpens ive cabl ing ,

The syste m meet s the expect ations for spee d and accuracy,

The range of inspect able parts is much bigger than with the old syste m.

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