DVD-Video Player DVP320 DVP323

DVP320B/17 DVP320F/17
DVP320/93/78/75/69/00/AK/BK
DVP323/05

Contents Page
1 Technical Specs and Connection Facilities 2
2 Safety Instructions, Warnings, Notes,
and Service Hints 3
3 Directions for User 7
4 Dismantling Instructions and exploded view 21
5 Diagnostic Software, Trouble shooting and Test
Instructions 23
6 Wiring, Block Diagrams
Block Diagram 29
Wiring Diagram 30
7 Electrical Diagrams and Print-Layouts Diagram PWB
Power Supply unit (MITSUMI) 31 32
Power Supply unit (EPM) 33 34
MPEG Board: INDEX 35 41-42
MPEG Board: RF Part 36 41-42
MPEG Board: SERVO and MPEG 37 41-42
MPEG Board: MEMORY 38 41-42
MPEG Board: AUDIO and VIDEO 39 41-42
Front Board 43 44
8 Alignments (Not Applicable) 45
9 Circuit Descriptions (Not Applicable) 45
10 Spare Parts List 49
11 Revision List 57

©Copyright 2002 Philips consumer Electronics B.V. Eindhoven, The Netherlands,

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a
retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic,
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 EN 2 1. DVP320 Technical specifications

1 Technical Specifications
DVP320/ 93/69/78/75/00 DVP320B(F)/ 17
Specifications

DVD-Video Player
DVP320
Technical specifications DVD320/93/78/69/75/00, DVP320B(F)/17

PLAYBACK SYSTEM AUDIO PERFORMANCE

DVD Video
DA Converter 24bit
Video CD & SVCD Signal-Noise (1KHz) 100dB
CD Dynamic range(1KHz) >90dB
PICTURE CD DVD fs 96 kHz 4Hz- 44kHz
MP3-CD fs 48 kHz 4Hz- 22kHz
CD-R, CD-RW SVCD fs 48 kHz 4Hz- 22kHz
DVD+R, DVD+RW fs 44.1kHz 4Hz- 20kHz
CD/VCD fs 44.1kHz 4Hz- 20kHz
VIDEO PERFORMANCE
CVBS 1Vpp --- 75
TV STANDARD (PAL/50Hz) (NTSC/60Hz)
Component video Y: 1.00Vpp --- 75
Pr : 0.7Vpp --- 75 Number of lines 625 525
Pb: 0.7Vpp --- 75 Playback Multistandard (PAL/NTSC)

Progressive scan output except /69, /75 CONNECTIONS

Component Video Output Cinch

AUDIO FORMAT CVBS Video Output Cinch
Audio Output(L+R) Cinch
Digital Mpeg/ AC-3/ DTS compressed Digital Digital Output 1 coaxial
PCM 16, 20, 24 bits IEC958 for CDDA / LPCM
fs, 44.1, 48, 96 kHz IEC1937 for MPEG1, MPEG 2,
MP3(ISO 9660) 24, 32, 56, 64, 96, 128, Dolby Digital and DTS
256 kbps & variable
bit rate fs, 16, 22.05, CABINET
24, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz
Analog Sound Stereo
Dimensions (w x d x h) 216 x 216 x 45 mm
Weight Approximately 0.8 Kg

Specifications subject to change without prior notice POWER CONSUMPTION

Power consumption <8W

Power consumption in Standby mode <1.2W
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2. Safety Instructions, Warnings, Notes, and Service Hints

2.1 Safety Instructions 2.2 Warnings

2.1.1 General Safety 2.2.1 General

Safety regulations require that during a repair:
Connect the unit to the mains via an isolation transformer.
Replace safety components, indicated by the symbol , during repair can reduce life drastically. Make sure that,
only by components identical to the original ones. Any
other component substitution (other than original type) may
increase risk of fire or electrical shock hazard.
Safety regulations require that after a repair, you must return
the unit in its original condition. Pay, in particular, attention to
the following points:
Route the wires/cables correctly, and fix them with the
mounted cable clamps.
Check the insulation of the mains lead for external
damage.
Check the electrical DC resistance between the mains plug
and the secondary side:
1. Unplug the mains cord, and connect a wire between
the two pins of the mains plug.
2. Set the mains switch to the 'on' position (keep the
mains cord unplugged!).
3. Measure the resistance value between the mains plug
and the front panel, controls, and chassis bottom.
4. Repair or correct unit when the resistance
measurement is less than 1 Mohm.
5. Verify this, before you return the unit to the customer/
user (ref. UL-standard no. 1492).
6. Switch the unit ‘off’, and remove the wire between the
two pins of the mains plug.
2.1.2 Laser Safety
This unit employs a laser. Only qualified service personnel may
remove the cover, or attempt to service this device (due to
possible eye injury).
All ICs and many other semiconductors are susceptible to
electrostatic discharges (ESD, ). Careless handling
during repair, you are at the same potential as the mass of
the set by a wristband with resistance. Keep components
and tools at this same potential.
Available ESD protection equipment:
– Complete kit ESD3 (small tablemat, wristband,
connection box, extension cable and earth cable) 4822
310 10671.
– Wristband tester 4822 344 13999.
Be careful during measurements in the live voltage section.
The primary side of the power supply (pos. 1005), including
the heatsink, carries live mains voltage when you connect
the player to the mains (even when the player is 'off'!). It is
possible to touch copper tracks and/or components in this
unshielded primary area, when you service the player.
Service personnel must take precautions to prevent
touching this area or components in this area. A 'lightning
stroke' and a stripe-marked printing on the printed wiring
board, indicate the primary side of the power supply.
Never replace modules, or components, while the unit is
‘on’.
2.2.2 Laser
The use of optical instruments with this product, will
increase eye hazard.
Only qualified service personnel may remove the cover or
attempt to service this device, due to possible eye injury.
Repair handling should take place as much as possible
with a disc loaded inside the player.
Text below is placed inside the unit, on the laser cover
shield:

Laser Device Unit CAUTION VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATI ON WHEN OPEN AVO ID EXPOSURE TO BEAM
ADVARSEL SYNLIG OG USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLING VED ÅBNING UNDGÅ UDSÆTTELSE FOR STRÅLING

Type : Semiconductor laser ADVARSEL SYNLIG OG USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLING NÅR DEKSEL ÅPNES UNNGÅ EKSPONERING FOR STRÅLEN
VARNING SYNLIG OCH OSYNLIG LASERSTRÅLNING NÄR DENNA DEL ÄR ÖPPNAD BETRAKTA EJ STRÅLEN
VARO! AVATT AESSA OLET ALTTIINA NÄKYVÄLLE JA NÄKYMÄTT ÖMÄLLE LASER SÄTEILYLLE. ÄLÄ KAT SO SÄT EESEEN
GaAlAs VORSICHT SICHTBARE UND UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG WENN ABDECKUNG GEÖFFNET NICHT DEM STRAHL AUSSETSEN
DANGER VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATI ON WHEN OPEN AVO ID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
Wavelength : 650 nm (DVD) AT TENTION RAYO NNEMENT LASER VISIBLE ET INVISIBLE EN CAS D'OUVERTURE EXPOSITION DANGEREUSE AU FAISCEAU

: 780 nm (VCD/CD)
Output Power : 20 mW
Figure 2-2
(DVD+RW writing)
: 0.8 mW
(DVD reading) 2.2.3 Notes
: 0.3mW
(VCD/CD reading) Dolby
Beam divergence : 60 degree Manufactered under licence from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”,
“Pro Logic” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories. Confidential Unpublished Works.
©1992-1997 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved.

Figure 2-3

Figure 2-1
Trusurround
TRUSURROUND, SRS and symbol (fig 2-4) are trademarks of
SRS Labs, Inc. TRUSURROUND technology is manufactured
Note: Use of controls or adjustments or performance of under licence frm SRS labs, Inc.
procedure other than those specified herein, may result in
hazardous radiation exposure. Avoid direct exposure to beam.

Figure 2-4
 EN 4 2. DVP320 Warnings, lasersafety instructions and notes

2.3 Service hints

2.3.1. Handling chip components

2.3.2. Repair tips

2.3.2.1. Switched mode power supply

The power supply unit has to be replaced in case of failure. The schematic diagram provided in the service manual is only for
information and no service parts will be available.

2.3.2.2. DVD Loader

The DVD Loader is a non-repairable unit and in case of failure, it has to be replaced with a complete DVD Loader.
Because DVD Loaders are very sensitive to ESD. During replace, must obey the following rules.

Preparations
1. Must wear ESD Wrist Belt
2. All the repair tools (equipments) must connect with ground
3. Ensure the Servo (MPEG) board connect with ground

Demounting
1. Remove the 4 screws item 214 (refer to explode view)
2. Solder the ESD protect point on the defect loader before unplug the cables between Loader and Mpeg board. The position of the
ESD protect point shows in the photo 1
3. Pack the defect loader for analyse if necessary.
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Mounting
1. Ensure the cables between a new Loader KHM-280AHA and Mpeg board connect well.
2. Unsolder the ESD protect point on the new Loader KHM-280AHA use a soldering iron with ESD protect carefully.
3. Mantling the Loader.

8 pins cable

Photo 1: Position of ESD protect-point (Bottom view) Photo 2: 8Pins cable is easily hurt

2.3.2.3. Mpeg board and Front Display

Generally the Mpeg board and front display are non-repairable units and in case of failure, they have to be replaced with a completely
too. However if necessary they can be repaired down to simple component level. These simple components include power circuit,
quartz circuit, servo driver, Flash, switches, LEDs, cables etc.

2.3.2.4. Important Notes

1. Be aware that Item 8002 (8 pins cable 314101021911) is easily hurt by a screw during assembling the cabinets. Refer to wiring
diagram and the above photo 2.
2. The procedures to remove the top mpeg shield.

Step1: unlock the two locks in the side near PSU Step 2: Remove the locking tap

Step 3: Remove the locking tap near left side Step 4: Remove the top shield

2.3.3. Chan ge o f Software setting

The software setting can be change according to the following procedure:
1. Press < OPEN/CLOSE> switch lock on the door to open the door.
2. Enter the 4-digit code <9> <9> <9> <9> on the remote control.
3. Enter one of the keys below to change the software setting.
 EN 6 2. DVP320 Warnings, lasersafety instructions and notes

REGION CODE USA Î 1

EUROPE Î2
AP Î3
LATAM Î4
INDIA / RUSSIA Î5
CHINA Î 6 (or 0)

<SUBTITLE><0> Set to setup configuration of DVP320B/17 and DVP320F/17

<SUBTITLE><1> Reserved
<SUBTITLE><2> Set to setup configuration of DVP320/93
<SUBTITLE><3> Set to setup configuration of DVP320/69
<SUBTITLE><4> Set to setup configuration of DVP320/75
<SUBTITLE><5> Set to setup configuration of DVP320/78

4. The change should effect immediately with information indicated on TV screen.

Note: When changing the set-up configuration, the change will take immediate effect with the information indicated on the TV
screen for a short period.

2.3.4. Software upgrade via Download disc

Both the application and servo software are delivered in one SW stack and it can be flashed into the DVD player by means of a
CD-ROM disc. The CD-ROM disc has to be made with a CD writer SW.

Note:
1) The file name used for writing on the CD-R/RW MUST be in UPPER CASE. e.g.: GAP.BIN
2) For better and fast reading, add one big garbage file of 50-100MB.

2.3.4.1. Software upgrade procedure

1) Open disc door on the player.
2) Put the DOWNLOAD DISC into the player and close disc door.
3) The upgrading operation will start automatically.
4) The Play_LED will blink (turn ON and OFF).
5) The upgrading will take approximately about 1 minute.
6) Take out the upgrade disc when the Play_LED stop blinking.

Important note:
Do not power off or interrupt the mains during the upgrading else the player's flash memory will be erased.

2.3.5. Verify setting

To check that the setting has change successfully.
1. Press <DISPLAY> button on the remote control while disc tray is open.
2. Two lines text will appear on the TV screen. That is how it looks like.

GAP542PH-030812-320-171U
SERVO:001FC74 REG:1

In text, the following numbers refer to:

• SD542PH-030812 Î refer to Application software version

• REG 1 Îrefer to region code
• SERVO:001FC74 Î refer to servo software version
• 320-171 Î refers to set-up configuration of a type number,eg. DVP320/17

2.3.6. ComPair
There is no ComPair available.

Introduction
Environmental Information .......................................4
Supplied accessories ..................................................4
Safety Information ......................................................4
Symbols Used in this Booklet ..................................4
Functional overview
Top and Rear Panel ....................................................5
Remote Control .........................................................6
Preparation
Before you begin ........................................................7
Connecting to a TV with audio and video cables...7
Connecting to a TV with audio cable and
component video cable..............................................7
Contents
Picture CD & MP3 CD Playback
General Operation...................................13
MP3 & JPEG Navigator...........................................13
Play Mode.................................................................13
Special JPEG Features..............................14
Function Introduction............................................14
Preview Function.....................................................14
Zoom picture ..........................................................14
Playback with multi-angles ...................................14
Wipe Type.................................................................14
Special MP3 Features..............................14
Function Introduction............................................14
JPEG and MP3 Simultaneous Playback...14
Setup menu
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this Philips DVD player.
This Ownerís Manual explains the basic operation
of this DVD player.
Environmental Information
All unnecessary packaging has been omitted. We
have tried to make the packaging easy to separate
into three materials: cardboard (box), polystyrene
foam (buffer) and polyethylene (bags, protective
foam sheet).
Your DVD player consists of materials which can
be recycled and reused if disassembled by a
specialized company. Please observe the local
When you open the Disc compartment lid, the
Disc will continue to spin for a few seconds. Do
not allow children to remove the Disc. Wait for
the Disc to stop spinning completely before you
reach to remove the Disc or touch the Disc.
Do not expose your player to extremes of
temperature or humidity.
If the DVD player is brought directly from a cold
to a warm location, or is placed in a very damp
room, moisture may condense on the lens of the
disc unit inside the DVD player. Should this occur,
the DVD player would not operate normally.
Leave the power on for about one hour with no
disc in the DVD player until normal playback is
possible.
3. Directions for use

Connectin g to a TV and a two-channel regulations regarding the disposal of packaging

Stereo.............................................................................7
Connecting to a TV and a Stereo.............................7
Replacing battery (lithium CR2025) into the
remote control...........................................................8
Using the Remote Control ......................................8
Connecting the Power Supply...................................8
Switching On ...............................................................8
Smart Power On/Off..................................................8
Operation
Basic Playback ..............................................9
General Operation ......................................9
Video control during playback .................................9
Audio control during playback ................................9
Repeat/Shuffle ..............................................................9
Repeat A-B .............................................................10
Virtual Remote Control.........................................10
General Setup menu ...............................15 materials, exhausted batteries and old equipment. The mechanical parts of the set contain self-
OSD language .........................................................15 lubricating bearings and must not be oiled or
Program ..............................................................15-16 lubricated.
Disc Lock .................................................................16 Package Contents When the DVD player is switched to Standby
Screen Saver ............................................................16 ñ DVD-Video player mode, it is still consuming some power. To
Analog Audio Setup menu ......................17 ñ Remote control with lithium battery disconnect the system from the power supply
DOWNMIX.............................................................17 ñ One set of audio cables (red/white)
completely, remove the plug from the AC Outlet.
D.R.C ........................................................................17
ñ One set of video cable (yellow)
SOUND MODE .....................................................17
ñ Mains Cord Symbols Used in this Booklet
3D SOUND.............................................................18
ñ Ownerís Manual
Digital Audio Setup menu........................18 The below symbols appear in some headings and
Digital Output..........................................................18 notes with the following meanings:
LPCM Output..........................................................18 Safety Information
Video Setup menu....................................19 Before operating the DVD player, check that the
TV Type .....................................................................19
operating voltage indicated on the typeplate is
TV Display ...............................................................19
identical with the voltage of your local power
Progressive Scan......................................................20
Directions for use

supply. If not, please consult your dealer.

5 disc Resume .........................................................10
OSD (On-Screen Display).....................................10
Zoom ........................................................................11
Special DVD Features .............................11
Playing a Title .........................................................11
Playing a Chapter ...................................................11
Smart Play....................................................................11
Camera Angle .........................................................11
Changing the Audio Language ...........................11
Closed Captions......................................................20
Smart Picture..........................................................21 Place the DVD player on a flat, hard and stable
surface.
Picture Setting..........................................................21
Preference Setup menu ..........................22 Allow about one inch of space around the Player
Audio language .......................................................22 for ventilation. Leave room above the Player for
Subtitle language .....................................................22 the Disc compartment lid to open completely.
Disc Menu language ...............................................23 In a cabinet, allow about 2.5cm (1 inch) of free Helpful Hints!
Parental Control ....................................................23 space all around the player for adequate Some discs limit certain functions during
Default Setup...........................................................24 ventilation. playback (eg fast forward is not working at
DVP320

Subtitles ....................................................................11 MP3/JPEG Navigator .............................................24 Always close the Disc compartment lid on top of the beginning of certain discs). This is
Special VCD & SVCD Features ...........11-12 Password ...................................................24 the Player to keep dust off the lens (which is nomal behaviour because the disc
Playback Control (PBC) ...................................11 inside the Disc compartment). determines the way in which you can
Specifications Do not touch the lens inside the Playerís Disc interact with its content.
Preview Function ...................................................12
Specifications ...........................................................25 compartment. A damaged lens could hinder Disc
Maintenance playability. Electrostatic discharge could damage
Maintenance ........................................................ 25 the unit permanently.
3.

Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting ....................................................26

Language Code
Language Code..................................................27-28
EN 7

3 4

Top and Rear Panels
Coaxial output
ñ connect to a receiver with
coaxial inputs
AUDIO OUT (Left/Right)
ñ connect to AUDIO inputs of an
amplifier, receiver or stereo
system
L R
OPEN/CLOSE
ñ open/close the disc
tray
POWER
ñ switch DVD on or off
Remote sensor
Receive the commands from the DVD
Playerís remote control. When using the
DVD Playerís remote control to operate
the Player, point the remote here (not
toward your TV).
Caution:
Do not touch the inner pins of the sockets on the rear panel. Electrostatic discharge
may cause permanent damage to the unit.
Do not touch the lens inside the Playerís Disc compartment. A damaged lens could
hinder Disc playability. Electrostatic discharge could damage the unit permanently.
Functional Overview Functional Overview
Remote Control EN 8
RETURN / TITLE
Press to go to a previous Disc
3.
POWER B
menu or to access a DVDís Title
Press to switch Standby mode.
menu. These options are not
Video out (CVBS)
available with all Discs.
ñ connect to a TV with CVBS inputs
0-9 numerical key pad
DISC MENU
Press to access menu of a DVD Press to select numbered items in a
Video out (Y P b P r)
disc /switch PBC on or off for menu. Press to select a Chapter,
ñ connect to a TV with component video
VCD disc Title, or Track to play.
inputs
OK DISPLAY
Press to approve a menu selection. Press during playback to see
A V
U I
D D
DVP320
I E Mains Socket 1 2 3 4 current disc information on the TV
COAXIAL O VIDEO Y Pb Pr O
ñ connect to power Press to select items in a menu. screen.
cord Press 1 or 2 for fast searching. SYSTEM MENU
Press 3 or 4 for slow motion. Press to access or remove the
Setup Menu of the DVD Player.
S
T
Press to go to the beginning of the
Press to skip to the next Chapter or
current Chapter or Track or to
Track. Press and hold to activate the
the previous Chapter or Track.
Smart Play function.
Press and hold to display the
Virtual Remote on screen. PAUSE ( ; )
Press to pause play or to advance a
STOP ( 9 ) paused picture one frame at a time.
Press to stop Disc playback.
AUDIO
PLAY ( B ) Press to select a different audio
Directions for use
Press to begin Disc playback language or soundtrack during
SUBTITLE DVD playback. With some Video
Press to select subtitle language CDs, Super Video CDs, and Audio
CDs, press AUDIO to choose an
ANGLE audio channel.
Press to select a camera angle
during DVD play. ZOOM
Press to reduce or enlarge the
STOP REPEAT picture during playback.
ñ stop playback Press to play a Chapter, Title, Track,
PREVIEW
PLAY/PAUSE or Disc repeatedly. Details are
Press to enter the Preview menu
ñ start/interrupt playback on Page 10.
for a Video CD or Super Video
CD. Or, press to play the first
REPEAT (A-B)
several seconds of each Track on
Press to set up Repeat A-B
an A udio CD.
playback, in which a certain
segment of the Disc plays MUTE
repeatedly. Press to silence or restore the
volume.
5 6
 Preparation Preparation
Before you begin... Connecting to a TV and a two- Replacing battery (lithium Switching On
Refer to the instructions of your TV,VCR, Stereo, channel Stereo CR2025) into the remote control 1 Be sure that the DVD player has been correctly
or other devices. Note the style of jacks and connected to the TV and audio equipment.
1 Pull out the lithium battery
connectors on the other equipment. Determine Stereo Back of TV DC -- - 3V CR2025

LITHIUM BATTERY
2 Switch on the TV and DVD player.
(example only) (example only) compartment.
how to choose different Audio and Video In 3 Set the TV to the correct Video In channel. (eg.
VIDEO IN

2 Replace a new battery and fully insert

channels/sources on your other equipment. C
R 2 0 25
EXT1, EXT2, AV1, AV2, AUDIO/VIDEO, etc.
+
3V
RIGHT AUDIO IN
the battery compartment back to the + CR 202 5

Disconnect all equipment from the power outlets. VIDEO IN Please refer to your TV owner's manual for
LEFT AUDIO IN
original position.
Connect equipment to power only after hooking details.)
up everything. Never make or change A V
The player display lights and the default screen
U I
D D MAINS
120V ~ 60HZ
L R
I
COAXIAL O VIDEO Y Pb Pr
E
O
CAUTION!
connections with equipment connected to power. appears on the TV.
ñ Insert the plastic protective sheet if they
Please refer to the below choices we introduce 4 If you are using an external equipment (eg. audio
Connect the VIDEO jack on the DVD player to are exhausted or not to be used for a long
to you and select either one of them. time. system or receiver), turn it on and select the
the corresponding CVBS VIDEO IN jack on appropriate input source for the DVD player
your TV (cable supplied). ñ Batteries contain chemical substances,
Connecting to a TV with audio so they should be disposed off properly and output. Refer to the equipment ownerís manual
Connect the AUDIO OUT (Left/Right) on the
and video cables DVD player to the corresponding AUDIO IN kept away from children. for detail.
jacks on stereo system by using audio cables
Back of TV
(supplied). Match the cable colors to the jack Using the Remote Control Smart Power On/Off
(example only)
colors. When in STOP or NO DISC mode, the DVD
LEFT A UDIO IN

RIGHT A UDIO IN

LEFT AUDIO IN
VIDEO IN
Pull out the plastic protective sheet
RIGHT AUDIO IN
player will switch to standby mode after 15
DC -- - 3V CR2025

LITHIUM BATTERY
which is used to keep the lithium
VIDEO IN Connecting to a TV and a minutes without any operations for saving energy.
battery fresh.
Stereo It is easily reactivated by pressing the POWER or
Direct the remote control at the
A V
PLAY key on the remote control or the PLAY
U I
D D MAINS remote sensor of the DVD player.
I E 120V ~ 60HZ
L R COAXIAL O VIDEO Y Pb Pr O
button on the front panel.
Do not drop or give the remote
control a shock.
Connect the VIDEO jack on the DVD player to
Do not leave the remote control in extremely About Progressive Scan
the corresponding CVBS VIDEO IN jack on your A V R e ce iv e r Back of TV
(example only)
hot or humid places. If your TV set has the Progressive Scan, please
VIDEO IN
TV (cable supplied).
Do not spill water or put anything wet on the connect the Y/Pb/Pr VIDEO OUT jacks on the
Connect the AUDIO OUT (Left/Right) on the
COAXIAL DVD player to the corresponding jacks on the TV
DIGITAL VIDEO IN
AUDIO IN
remote control.
DVD player to the corresponding AUDIO IN
set with the component video cables (no
jacks on TV by using audio cable (supplied). Match
Connecting the Power Supply supplied). After connection, please activate the
A V
U I
the cable colors to the jack colors. D D MAINS
120V ~ 60HZ
I E
O
Directions for use

L R COAXIAL O
Connecting to a TV with audio
Connect the VIDEO OUT jack on the DVD
cable and component video cable player to the corresponding VIDEO IN jack on
your TV by using composite video cable (cable
Back of TV supplied) or component video cable (not
(example only)
LEFT
VIDEO Y Pb Pr 1 Plug the female end of the power cable supplied PROGRESSIVE function of the DVD player. Refer
into the power connector on the rear of the to the chapter Progressive Scan for more details.
player.
2 Plug the male end of the cord into an AC outlet. Deactivating Progressive Scan
If you have activated the PROGRESSIVE function,
Note: When the DVD player is switched to however, your TV set doesnít have the function

AUDIO

RIGHT

AUDIO
IN

IN
Pr/Cr

Pb/Cb
supplied).
Y

LEFT
Pr/Cr
Standby mode, it is still consuming some power. If
AUDIO IN
Connect the COAXIAL jack of the DVD actually, or the component cable doesnít be
RIGHT
Pb/Cb
AUDIO IN
you wish to disconnect your player completely from correctly connected, the TV set will not display
Y player to the corresponding DIGITAL AUDIO the mains, withdraw the plug from the AC Outlet.
IN jack on your AV Receiver (cable not normally.You can deactivate the function as
DVP320

supplied). In this case, do not use the player's follows:

A V
U I
D D
I E
L R COAXIAL O VIDEO Y Pb Pr O
Connect the Y/Pb/Pr VIDEO OUT on the DVD
player to the corresponding jack on your TV by
using component video cable (not supplied).
Match the cable colors to the jack colors.
MAINS
120V ~ 60HZ
audio left and right output. 1 Press the POWER button on the front panel to
Warning! turn on the DVD player.
ñ Connect the DVD player directly to your 2 Press OPEN/CLOSE to release the disc
TV, instead of eg. a VCR, to avoid compartment lid on top of the player.
distortion because DVD video discs are 3 Press the 1 , and then press the MUTE key.
copy protected. DVD player will restore the interlace video
ñ Do not connect the DVD player AUDIO
3.

Connect the AUDIO OUT (Left/Right) on the output.

DVD player to the corresponding AUDIO IN OUT to PHONO IN of your player.
jacks on TV by using audio cables (supplied). ñ Set DIGITAL OUTPUT correctly.The
Match the cables color to the jack colors. Stereo must support MPEG2 or Dolby
DigitalTM. Check the Stereoís manual to be
sure.
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Basic Playback
1 Press POWER on the top panel to turn on the
DVD player.Turn on your TV. Set it to the correct
Video In channel.
2 Press OPEN/CLOSE on the top panel to open
the disc compartment.
3 Place the Disc on the Disc hub, with the label
facing up and then press the lid down.
After recognizing the disc, the player will start
to playback automatically.
4 Wait for the Disc to stop spinning completely
before you reach to remove the Disc or touch
the Disc.
Notes:
ñ DVDs may have a region code.Your player will
not play discs that have a region code different
from the region code of your player.
ñ If ëDisc Lockí is set to LOCK and the disc
inserted is not authorized, the 6-digit code must be
entered and/or the disc must be authorized (see
ëDisc Lockí).
General Operation
Note: All instructions set out below refer to the
remote control, unless otherwise stated.
Video control during playback
STOP/PLAY
1 If you press the STOP key once, you can later
resume from the point at which you stopped by
pressing the PLAY key. If you pressed the STOP
key twice, the player will start from the beginning
of the disc.
PAUSE
1 To get a still picture, press PAUSE key during
playback.
2 To step forward to the next frame picture, press
PAUSE key again. (This is not available for CD.)
3 To resume normal playback, press PLAY.
SEARCH
1 To search the contents in fast speed, press the 2
or 1 for fast forward/backward searching.
2 To select different searching speeds, press the 2
or 1 again.
3 Press PLAY to return to normal playback.
Slow Motion
1 To get a slow motion effect during playback, press
3 or 4 .
2 To select different searching speeds, press 3 or 4
repeatedly.
3 Press PLAY to return to normal play back.
Operation
1 To get a slow motion effect during playback, press
4.
2 To select different searching speeds, press 4 again.
3 Press the PLAY key to return to normal play back.
NOTE:
- The SLOW BACKWARD function is not available
for Super VCD/VCD discs.
Audio control during playback
MUTE
1 Press the MUTE key to disable the sound output.
2 Press the MUTE key again to deactivate mute.
Audio channel selection
1 Super VCD has two stereo audio channels which
are used for the audio language selection.
2 Press the AUDIO key on the remote control to
select the audio channels you want.
3 VCD has only one stereo audio channel, you can
select STEREO, LEFT MONO, RIGHT MONO or
MIX-MONO by pressing the AUDIO key on the
remote control.
STEREO: Output the left and right audio
channels of the disc through the left and right
audio sockets accordingly.
MONO LEFT: Output the left audio channels
of the disc through the left and right audio
sockets.
MONO RIGHT: Output the right audio
channels of the disc through the left and right
audio sockets.
MIX MONO: each of the audio sockets can
output the same audio effect as stereo.
Note: If you choose digital audio output and set
DIGITAL OUTPUT to ALL, you can not select LEFT
MONO and RIGHT MONO with the AUDIO key.
Repeat/Shuffle
You may play a Chapter,Track,Title, or entire Disc
repeatedly.
1 During disc playback, press REPEAT to choose a
Repeat option.
DVD disc:You can choose TITLE or CHAPTER,
which means repeat playing the Title or Chapter.
VCD disc:You can choose TRACK or ALL,
which means repeat playing the Track or the
whole disc.
2 Press REPEAT to choose SHUFFLE or SHUFFLE
REPEAT. The Tracks, Chapters, and/or Titles will
play in random order (SHUFFLE) instead of the
order recorded (1, 2, 3, etc.). If you choose
SHUFFLE REPEAT, all the Tracks, Chapters, and/or
Titles will play in random order repeatedly.
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Operation
3 To cancel repeat or shuffled playback, press OSD (On-Screen Display) EN 10
REPEAT until all the repeat and shuffle modes
disappear from the TV screen.
This function will provide some information about
3.
Note: If you want to use this funciton in VCD discs, your playing disc on the screen.
please set PBC off firstly. 0 Press DISPLAY key on the remote control.
Repeat A-B Title/Chapter/Track Selection
1 Press 3 4 to select TITLE, CHAPTER or
DVD-Video Discs: repeat a sequence in a
TRACK.
title or chapter
2 Press OK.
Video and Audio CDs: repeat a sequence in a
track 3 Press the numerical keys to enter the Title,
1 Press REPEAT A- B at your chosen starting point. Chapter, or Track number you want.
2 Press REPEAT A- B again at your chosen end DVD player will playback selected title.
point. Time Search
The repeat sequence begins.
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1 Press 3 4 to select TIME DISP. Press OK. Press
3 To exit the sequence, press REPEAT A-B.
3 4 to highlight a display type, then press OK.
The selected display type and its counter will
Virtual Remote Control appear at the bottom of the display.
The following display types will be available,
depending on the Disc in the Player.
Frame-by-Frame Forward
Reverse Slow Slow Motion For DVD discs:
Motion Next Chapter/ CHAPTER ELAPSED - elapsed playing time of
current Chapter;
Previous Track
Chapter/Track CHAPTER REMAIN - remaining playing time of
Forward Search current Chapter;
Reverse Search Pause
TITLE ELAPSED - elapsed playing time of current
Audio language Camera Angles Title;
Subtitles TITLE REMAIN - remaining playing time of
current Title.
Directions for use
0 Press and hold °1 key during playback.Then a
Virtual Remote will be displayed at the down left For VCD/SVCD discs:
corner of the screen. Press 341 2 to select a TOTAL ELAPSED - elapsed playing time of
button in the virtual remote, and then press OK current Disc;
in the real remote to activate the buttonís TOTAL REMAIN - remaining playing time of
function. current Disc;
When you activate Virtual Remote Control, SINGLE ELAPSED - elapsed playing time of
you also can use the real remote control to do current Track;
any operation. SINGLE REMAIN - remaining playing time of
When you activate Virtual Remote Control, current Track.
341 2 keys will not be used to search time. 2 Press OK to select the time counter beside TT
TIME, CH TIME,TRACKTIME or DISC TIME.
5 Disc Resume 3 Press the numerical keys to enter the elapsed
playing time at which you want to resume
This player can resume playback of the last 5 playback.
discs, even if the disc was ejected or the DVD Enter the time in hours, minutes, and seconds.
player is in Standby mode. Play will start at that point.
1 Load one disc, which is one of the last 5 discs. Press 1 to quit and reselect TT TIME, CH TIME,
2 Press PLAY when DVD player is recognizing the TRACKTIME or DISC TIME.
disc. If the information of this disc has been
stored in the memory of DVD player, it will be
played back from the stop point last time.

Zoom
You can reduce or enlarge the video image during
playback.
1 Press ZOOM repeatedly during Disc playback to
make the picture two, three, or four times larger.
Or, keep pressing ZOOM to reduce the picture
to 1/2, 1/3, or 1/4 its normal size.
Press 341 2 to move around in the enlarged
picture.
2 To return the picture to regular size, press ZOOM
until the picture returns to its normal size.
NOTE: This function is NOT available for some
DVD discs.
Special DVD Features
Playing a Title
A DVD disc may have one or more titles.This
depends on the content (a movie, video clips, a
drama series, etc.) on the disc.
0 After you load a disc, information about the
content shows on the screen waiting for your
selection.You can also press the TITLE key on the
remote control to turn back to the title menu
during playback.
Press the appropriate numerical key or 341
2 keys on the remote control to highlight your
selection.
Press the OK key to confirm.
Playing a Chapter
When you have selected a title, it may include
one or more chapters.
0 Any time you want to watch another chapter
during playback, press DISC MENU key to turn
back to the chapter menu (If disc has chapter
menu).
Press the appropriate numerical key or 341
2 keys on the remote control to highlight your
selection.
Press the OK key to confirm.
After a chapter has been selected, you also can
press the °1 or 2ô key to make a change.
Smart Play
Some DVDs start play with movie previews,
advertisements, or other theatrical trailers.To skip
these and play the main feature, use Smart Play.
0 After one DVD disc is loaded and the DVD
VIDEO is displayed on the screen, press and hold
the 2ô key until the SMART PLAY is displayed.
The movie content will be played back directly.
Note: Some DVD discs will not be available for this
function.
Operation Operation
Camera Angle Preview Function 2 Disc Interval
Some discs contain scenes which have been shot 0 Press the PREVIEW key to enter previewing If you select DISC INTERVAL, the Disc contents
simultaneously from various angles. menu. will be divided into six segments.This helps you
This DVD player allows you to select the desired 0 Press 34 key to highlight TRACK DIGEST, DISC preview the contents of the entire Disc.
camera angle. INTERVAL or TRACK INTERVAL.
0 Press the ANGLE key on your remote control.
0 Press OK key to open one option.
NOTE: The function is available only for the DVD
discs which have several angles recorded .
Changing the Audio Language
0 Press AUDIO repeatedly to select the different 0 After you enter the menu of any digest type,
languages.
To quit preview function: Press 341 2 to
NOTE: The function will be activated only if the - To start playing the Disc from a certain interval,
highlight EXIT and press OK to confirm.
DVD is recorded with multi-language audio tracks. press 341 2 to go to the SELECT line in the
To return to the previewing menu for selecting
display at the bottom of the screen.
Subtitles the other digest type: Press 3 4 1 2 to highlight - Press the numerical keys to choose a segment
MENU and press OK to confirm. (1-6), then press OK to start play from that point.
0 Press SUBTITLE repeatedly to select the different
subtitles.
0 Press SUBTITLE for about 2 seconds to switch 1 Track Digest 3 Track Interval
subtitle on or off. If you select TRACK DIGEST, the first five seconds If you select TRACK INTERVAL, the current Track
NOTE: The function will be activated, only if the of each Track will play.This introduces you to the will be divided into six parts.This helps you see
DVD or Super VCD is recorded with multi-subtitles. contents of each Track on the Disc. the contents of the current Track.
Special VCD & SVCD Features
Playback Control (PBC)
PBC function allows you to enter the index menu
which is used to select a track after loading the
VCD & SVCD disc.
If you want to activate the function during
the playback or after pressing the STOP
- To choose your desired track, please press 341 2 - To play the Track from a certain interval, press
key twice,
to go to the SELECT line in the display at the 3 4 1 2 to go to the SELECT line.
1 press the DISC MENU key on the remote control
Directions for use
bottom of the TV screen. Press the numerical - Press the numerical keys (1-6) to choose a
to set the PBC On.
keys to enter the Track you want. segment, then press OK to start play from that
Pay attention to the hint on the screen.
2 Use the °1 or 2ô key to select the page you To see other Tracks, press Previous °1 or Next point.
like. 2ô on the remote.
If the items of the index menus are numbered, - Press the OK key to start playback.
press the appropriate numerical key on the
remote control.
press the OK key to confirm.
3 Press the RETURN key to enter the index menu
during the playback.
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NOTE:
- The content of the index menu depends on the
disc. Please refer to the discís instructions for
details.
- If the disc doesn't include the PBC information,
this function will have no effect.
3.
If you want to skip the index menu and
playback directly from the beginning,
1 press the DISC MENU key on the remote control
to switch off the function.
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This player can playback JPEG format pictures and
MP3 files on a personally recorded CD-R/RW
disc or commercial CD, and is compatible with
Kodak Picture CD.
0 Playback songs one by one automatically.
0 Album and track selection.
0 Repeat/Shuffle Playback (disc / album / track /
picture).
0 Picture Preview.
0 Select any music or pictures from the disc to
playback them together.
0 Program Playback.
0 Maximum number of files within one folder is 500
0 Maximum files Programmable is 100.
0 MP3: Maximum supported Bitrate is 256kbits or
48kHz in Variable Bitrate mode
0 JPEG: Maximum supported resolution is 3072 x
2048 (for baseline JPG pictures), or 2000 x 1500
(for progressive JPG pictures).
General Operation
0 If you choose WITH MENU in the Setup Menu
(Please refer to the MP3 & JPEG navigator below
), the Picture CD/MP3 CD menu will be shown
on the screen before playback.
0 At any time during playback, press DISC MENU
to return to the menu.
0 Press 3 or 4 to highlight an Jpeg file in the Disc's
menu, then the picture will be previewed on the
right side of the menu.
MP3 & JPEG Navigator
To select a different playback method, follow the
steps below.
1 At STOP mode, press the SYSTEM MENU key to
open the setup menu.
2 Press 2 to highlight the PREFERENCE PAGE
icon at the top of the menu.
3 Press OK or 4 to open the PREFERENCE menu.
4 Press the 3 4 key to highlight the MP3/JPEG
NAV menu.
5 Press the 2 key to enter the menu.
6 Press the 3 4 key to highlight the WITHOUT
MENU or WITH MENU item.
WITHOUT MENU: playback mp3 files
automatically in according to the date sequence.
WITH MENU: playback files in the selected
folder.
8 Press the OK key to confirm your selection.
Picture CD & MP3 Playback
Play Mode
Playback Selection
0 One way is to press the number of your favourite
file plus one to play the file at any time during
playback.
0 Another way is to select via the menu.
1 Press DISC MENU to open the Picture CD/MP3
CD menu.
2 When the menu appears on the screen, press the
3 4 key to select the folder you want and press
the OK to open it.
3 Press 3 or 4 to highlight a file in the folder and
press OK to confirm.
The playback will start from this file.
Repeat / Shuffle
0 During JPEG play, press REPEAT to choose:
REPEAT ONE - Keep the current JPEG image still
on the screen.
REPEAT ALL - Play all files on the Disc repeatedly.
SHUFFLE - Play files in random order.
REPEAT OFF - Cancel all repeat options and
resume normal playback.
0 While the menu is on the screen, press REPEAT
to choose:
FOLDER - All file in the current folder will play
once.
REPEAT ONE - Keep a JPEG image still on the
screen or plays an MP3 file repeatedly.
REPEAT FOLDER - Play files in the selected folder
repeatedly.
SHUFFLE - Play files in random order.
Program Playback
1 While the Disc menu is on the screen and play is
stopped, press 1 to switch into the FILELIST.
FILELIST will flash briefly at the bottom of the
screen.
2 Press 3 or 4 to choose a file to add to the
playlist, then press 2 . ADD TO PLAYLIST will
appear briefly at the bottom of the screen. (To
remove an item from the Program, press 1 to go
to the PLAYLIST. Press 3 or 4 to choose the
item, then press 2 to remove it. REMOVE FROM
PLAYLIST will appear briefly at the bottom of the
screen.) The maximum number of files for a
Program is 100.
3 To play the Program, press 3 or 4 to select any
item in the PLAYLIST, then press OK to start
playing the Program from that point.
To quit the PLAYLIST, press 1 .
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Picture CD & MP3 Playback
Special JPEG Features
Function Introduction
Picture CD is a disc with a collection of JPEG
format pictures, and all extension filenames should
end with 'JPG'.The CD can be recorded on any
computer, and pictures may be from digital
camera or scanner. If the customers prefer, they
can make this CD become a Digital Album.
You can choose any general function introduced
in GENERAL OPERATION, besides, you also can,
0 Display the thumbnails of 12 pictures.
0 Zoom the picture.
0 Rotate the picture.
0 Flip the picture vertically or horizontally.
0 Play pictures by different wipe types.
Preview Function
This function shows the content of the current
folder or the whole disc.
1 Press the STOP key during playback of JPEG
pictures.You will see the thumbnails of 12 pictures
on the screen.
2 Press 2ô or °1 key to display the other pictures
on the next or the previous page.
3 Press the 1 2 3 4 key to highlight one of them
and press OK to playback. Or,
Move the cursor to select filmstrip icon at the
bottom of the screen, then press OK.This will
start playback at the first picture on the current
page.
4 Press DISC MENU to go to the Picture CD/MP3
CD menu.
Zoom picture
0 During playback, press ZOOM key to display the
picture with different scales.
0 Press the 1 2 3 4 key to move or pan through
the picture.
Note:When the Jpeg Zoom function is activated,
some keys like SYSTEM SETUP, PLAY, etc. can not
be used normally.
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Playback with multi-angles EN 12
When displaying one picture on TV screen
0 Press the 3 4 1 2 key to get different effects.
3 key: Flip the picture vertically.
3.
4 key: Flip the picture horizontally.
1 key: rotate the picture anti-clockwise.
2 key: rotate the picture clockwise.
Wipe Type
0 Press ANGLE repeatedly during JPEG play to
choose how the pictures will transfer in/out
during play.The default setting is RANDOM.
Special MP3 Features
DVP320
Function Introduction
ì MP3î stands for ì MPEG Audio Layer-3î and is a
part of the MPEG standard. A CD can store up to
10 hours of MP3 audio, which is nearly 10 times
as much as an Audio CD. Each song is recorded
as a file.You can choose any general function
introduced in GENERAL OPERATION.You can
also choose different playback speeds.
0 To automatically playback MP3 after loading a
MP3 CD without Jpeg pictures, you can choose
WITHOUT MENU in the MP3/JPEG NAV menu.
0 To stop the track, press STOP key during
playback.
0 To fast forward or fast reverse the track during
playback at two, four, eight, 16, or 32 times the
Directions for use
normal playback speed, press 2 or 1 key.
0 To select next or previous track, press 2 ô or ° 1
key.
JPEG and MP3 simultaneous
playback
1 Start playing the MP3 file as described above.
2 Select a JPEG for playback as described above.
3 To stop simultaneous playback, press DISC MENU
to stop JPEG playback.Then press STOP to stop
MP3 playback.

General Setup menu
Some settings need to be made in this menu.
They are: DISC LOCK, PROGRAM, OSD
LANGUAGE and SCREEN SAVER.
Follow the steps below:
1 Press the SYSTEM MENU key in STOP mode to
enter the setup menu.
2 The GENERAL SETUP PAGE will be selected.
3 Press the OK or 4 key to confirm selection.
OSD language
This option is to let you to select a language for
information displayed on TV screen.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight OSD
LANGUAGE in the GENERAL SETUP menu.
OSD LANGUAGE will be highlighted in green.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected language.
4 Press the OK key to confirm.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Setup Menu
Program (not for Picture CD/MP3)
1 To choose PROGRAM, press 3 4 keys.
2 Press the 2 key to select the item INPUT MENU,
then press OK.
The PROGRAM menu will appear.This is
where you enter the Track/Chapter numbers in
the order in which you want to play them.
Input your favorite track
1 Input valid track number by pressing the
numerical keys.
The number of available Titles, Chapters, or
Tracks will appear at the top of the screen.
2 Use the 1 234 buttons to move to other
Program positions.
If the track number is more than ten, press
Previous °1 or Next 2ô to access other
Program pages. Or, press 1 234 to highlight
NEXT button, and then press OK.
3 Repeat this process to fill the Program.
Remove a track
Setup Menu
Quit the program playback
In the PROGRAM menu,
1 Press the 1 234 keys to select EXIT at the
bottom of the screen.
2 Press the OK key to quit this menu.
Stop the program playback
0 To resume normal playback, press STOP 9 twice
to stop playing the Program. Press PLAY 2 to
start play at the beginning of the Disc.
Repeat the program playback
0 During playback of the programmed tracks, press
the REPEAT key.You can choose playback a track
in the program menu repeatedly or all of the
tracks in program menu repeatedly.
Disc Lock
When the disc is locked, the player will store its
specific code into the memory for future
identification. After loading the disc next time, the
DVD player will prompt you to enter the
password. Then, press OK to load the disc.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight DISC LOCK in the
Screen Saver
This function is used to turn the screen saver on
or off.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight SCREEN SAVER
in the GENERAL SETUP menu.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
ON: In STOP or No DISC mode, if no actions
are performed within 5~6 minutes, the screen
saver will be activated. Press the POWER or
PLAY key on the remote control or the PLAY key
on the front panel to restore the normal mode.
OFF: Screen saver is disabled.
4 Press OK to confirm.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Directions for use

GENERAL SETUP menu.

1 Press the 1 234 keys to move the cursor to the
track you want to remove.
2 Press OK or PLAY 2 key to remove this track.
Playback tracks
When programing is completed,
1 Press the 1 234 keys to select START at the
bottom of the screen.
2 Press OK.
The Program will start playing automatically.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Press the 3 4 keys to select LOCK or UNLOCK,
then press OK to confirm.
LOCK: Lock the disc being played.
UNLOCK: unlock the disc.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
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NOTE:
3 When the disc is loaded again, you also can 1. When a locked disc is loading, the DVD player
playback the tracks in the program menu. will prompt you to enter your password (842100
is the default password).
2. To change the password , refer to the
PASSWORD chapter.
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Setup Menu
Quit the program playback
In the PROGRAM menu,
1 Press the 1 234 keys to select EXIT at the
bottom of the screen.
2 Press the OK key to quit this menu.
Stop the program playback
0 To resume normal playback, press STOP 9 twice
to stop playing the Program. Press PLAY 2 to
start play at the beginning of the Disc.
Repeat the program playback
0 During playback of the programmed tracks, press
the REPEAT key.You can choose playback a track
in the program menu repeatedly or all of the
tracks in program menu repeatedly.
Disc Lock
When the disc is locked, the player will store its
specific code into the memory for future
identification. After loading the disc next time, the
DVD player will prompt you to enter the
password. Then, press OK to load the disc.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight DISC LOCK in the
GENERAL SETUP menu.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Press the 3 4 keys to select LOCK or UNLOCK,
then press OK to confirm.
LOCK: Lock the disc being played.
UNLOCK: unlock the disc.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
NOTE:
1. When a locked disc is loading, the DVD player
will prompt you to enter your password (842100
is the default password).
2. To change the password , refer to the
PASSWORD chapter.
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Screen Saver
This function is used to turn the screen saver on
or off.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight SCREEN SAVER
in the GENERAL SETUP menu.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
ON: In STOP or No DISC mode, if no actions
are performed within 5~6 minutes, the screen
saver will be activated. Press the POWER or
PLAY key on the remote control or the PLAY key
on the front panel to restore the normal mode.
OFF: Screen saver is disabled.
4 Press OK to confirm.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Setup Menu
3D SOUND
The 3D SOUND can simulate the echoes and
frequencies that may be available in a particular
environment. Choose the environment that you
would like to recreate by changing the 3D
SOUND setting.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight the 3D SOUND.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
OFF: Playback the disc with original sound
effects.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Digital Audio Setup menu
Use the DIGITAL AUDIO SETUP to adjust some
of the Playerís digital sudio settings.
1 Press SYSTEM MENU in STOP mode.
2 Press the 1 2 keys to highlight the AUDIO
SETUP PAGE icon at the top of the menu.
3 Press OK or 4 to confirm.
4 Press the 34 keys to select DIGITAL AUDIO
SETUP. Press OK.
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Digital Output EN 14
If you connected the Player to a Stereo using the
COAXIAL jack, adjust DIGITAL OUTPUT (audio)
as described below. If you are not using the
3.
COAXIAL jack, no adjustment is necessary.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight DIGITAL
OUTPUT.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
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3 Press the 34 keys to highlight the selected item.
ALL:To select the original default audio settings
as received by most Stereos.
PCM ONLY: If your stereo is PCM-compatible,
or can not decode MPEG-2 or DTS audio. Refer
to your Stereo manual for details.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Note: If DIGITAL OUTPUT is set to ALL, all audio
settings except MUTE are invalid.
LPCM Output
If you connect the DVD player to a PCM
compatible Stereo via the digital terminals, such as
Directions for use
coaxial etc, you may need to select LPCM
OUTPUT.
Discs are recorded in a certain sampling rate.The
higher the sampling rate, the better the sound
quality.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight the LPCM
OUTPUT.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
48K: Playback a disc recorded at the sampling
rate of 48kHz.
96K: Playback a disc recorded at the sampling
rate of 96kHz.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.

Analog Audio Setup menu
This menu is used to adjust some of the Playerís
analog audio settings, such as DOWNMIX, D.R.C.
(Dynamic Range Compression), SOUND MODE,
and 3D SOUND.
1 Press SYSTEM MENU in STOP mode.
2 Press the 1 2 keys to highlight the AUDIO
SETUP PAGE icon at the top of the menu.
3 Press OK or 4 to confirm.
4 ANALOG AUDIO SETUP will be highlighted.
Press OK.
DOWNMIX
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight the DOWNMIX.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
0 LT/RT
If you connected the Player to a stereo that
has Dolby Pro Logic.
0 STEREO
If you connected the Player to a TV or Stereo
that has left and right Audio in jacks but does not
have Dolby Pro Logic.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Setup Menu
D.R.C. (Dynamic Range
Compression)
The DVD player will compress the dynamic range
of its sound output for late-night listening.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight D.R.C..
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
ON: Enable D.R.C.
OFF: Disable D.R.C.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Sound Mode
Select the sound mode that matches the type of
music you play most often.These preset sound
modes adjust the frequency bands of the audio to
enhance your favourite music style.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight the SOUND
MODE.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
NONE: Playback the disc with its original
sound effects.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
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Setup Menu
3D SOUND
The 3D SOUND can simulate the echoes and
frequencies that may be available in a particular
environment. Choose the environment that you
would like to recreate by changing the 3D
SOUND setting.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight the 3D SOUND.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
OFF: Playback the disc with original sound
effects.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Digital Audio Setup menu
Use the DIGITAL AUDIO SETUP to adjust some
of the Playerís digital sudio settings.
1 Press SYSTEM MENU in STOP mode.
2 Press the 1 2 keys to highlight the AUDIO
SETUP PAGE icon at the top of the menu.
3 Press OK or 4 to confirm.
4 Press the 34 keys to select DIGITAL AUDIO
SETUP. Press OK.
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Digital Output
If you connected the Player to a Stereo using the
COAXIAL jack, adjust DIGITAL OUTPUT (audio)
as described below. If you are not using the
COAXIAL jack, no adjustment is necessary.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight DIGITAL
OUTPUT.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Press the 34 keys to highlight the selected item.
ALL:To select the original default audio settings
as received by most Stereos.
PCM ONLY: If your stereo is PCM-compatible,
or can not decode MPEG-2 or DTS audio. Refer
to your Stereo manual for details.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Note: If DIGITAL OUTPUT is set to ALL, all audio
settings except MUTE are invalid.
LPCM Output
If you connect the DVD player to a PCM
compatible Stereo via the digital terminals, such as
coaxial etc, you may need to select LPCM
OUTPUT.
Directions for use
Discs are recorded in a certain sampling rate.The
higher the sampling rate, the better the sound
quality.
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1 Press the 34 keys to highlight the LPCM
OUTPUT.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
48K: Playback a disc recorded at the sampling
rate of 48kHz.
96K: Playback a disc recorded at the sampling
rate of 96kHz.
3.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
EN 15
 Setup Menu Setup Menu
Video Setup menu TV Display Progressive Scan 3. At this time, as the TV set canít receive the EN 16
progressive video signals from the CVBS input any
There are items included in VIDEO SETUP menu If you conncected the Player to a TV using the Y more, please quickly setup the TV set into
such as TV TYPE, TV DISPLAY, CLOSED Pb Pr jacks and your TV has Progressive Scan, set progressive mode. (please refer to the TV set
3.

CAPTIONS, SMART PICTURE, PICTURE 16:9 PROGRESSIVE to ON. Otherwise, set manuals for operations.)
SETTING. PROGRESSIVE to OFF. 4. A Helpful Hint menu will be displayed and
1 Press SYSTEM MENU.
prompt you to confirm. Press 2 or 1 to choose OK,
2 Press the 1 2 keys to highlight the VIDEO SETUP
4:3 then press OK on the remote.The progressive scan
PAGE icon at the top of the menu.
Letter Box function will be activated.
3 Press OK or 4 to confirm.
- You can deactivate Progressive Scan, so you can
use a different hookup. For example, you may want
TV Type to change TVs later.
Before viewing the DVD or VCD, ensure that the 4:3
PAL or NTSC setting of the system matches your Pan Scan To cancel Progressive Scan at the DVD Player,
TV set. 1 Press SYSTEM MENU. 1 Release or open the disc compartment lid.
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1 Press the 34 keys to highlight TV TYPE in the
VIDEO SETUP menu.
2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight one option.
MULTI: If your TV is compatible with both
NTSC and PAL and you want the DVD Player to
automatically select the color system of the
current DVD.
2 Press 2 to select the VIDEO SETUP PAGE icon
at the top of the menu. Press OK or 4 .
Select the aspect ratio of the TV to be connected. 3 Press 4 to select PROGRESSIVE. Press 2 .
16:9 when you connect a wide-screen TV to 4 Press 3 or 4 to select ON or OFF, then press
the DVD player.
OK. Choose ON only if your TV has Progressive
4:3 LETTERBOX when you connect a Scan.
normal TV to the DVD player. Displays a wide
5 If you choose ON, a message will ask you to
picture with bands displayed on the upper and verify your hookups and the availability of
lower portions of the TV screen. Progressive Scan. Press 2 or 1 to choose OK,
4:3 PAN SCAN when you connect a normal then press OK on the remote.
TV to the DVD player. Displays the wide picture
If Progressive Scan is not detected, the VIDEO
on the whole TV screen with a portion SETUP PAGE will reappear over ten seconds. Set
automatically cut off.
PROGRESSIVE to OFF.
Or, if you realize you do not have Progressive
Scan, choose CANCEL and press OK. Set
2 Press 1 on the remote,
3 Then press MUTE.
Closed Captions
Closed captions are hidden in the video signal of
some Discs. Different than subtitles, closed
captions are intended for the hearing impaired
and also show sound effects. For example, closed
captions may include information such as ì phone
ringingî or ì footsteps approaching,î while a
subtitle would only show spoken text.
Though you can turn on Closed Captions in the
DVD Playerís menu, the captions must be
available on the Disc. Also make sure you turn on
Directions for use

PAL:To output image in PAL system. Closed Captioning on your TV. Otherwise, the
PROGRESSIVE to OFF. captions will not appear.
NTSC:To output image in NTSC system. 6 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
4 Press OK.
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus. Setup the item as follows, Note:
1 Press the 3 4 keys to highlight the TV DISPLAY - If the Y Pb Pr input of your TV set canít switch
NTSC/PAL Conversion option in theVIDEO SETUP menu. between progressive scan and interlaced scan
This player is equipped with a NTSC/PAL 2 Enter its submenu by pressing the 2 key. automatically, we suggest you follow the steps
conversion feature to convert the video output 3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to below: 1 Press 3 4 to select CLOSED CAPTIONS.
of the disc to match your TV system.The highlight the selected item. 1. After connect DVD player and TV set by CVBS 2 Press 2 to enter its submenu.
conversions supported are as below: 4 Press OK. cable (yellow), please also use the component 3 Press 3 or 4 to select ON or OFF, then press
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press cables (no supplied) to connect the DVD player to OK.Your selection will be highlighted in brown.
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus. the connector of progressive scan (Y Pb Pr) in TV Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
Disc Output format 4
Type Format Selected mode set.
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
NTSC PAL MULTI 2. Activate progressive scan function under the
DVD NTSC NTSC PAL NTSC
Note : PanScan output is not available on description of Progressive Scan in the chapter
PAL NTSC PAL PAL SYSTEM SETUP.
VCD
all discs.
NTSC NTSC PAL NTSC
PAL NTSC PAL PAL

Notes:
ñ If you choose MULTI, please ensure that your
TV set has both the NTSC and PAL systems.

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Smart Picture
In this menu, you can choose a picture setting
from a fixed set of ideal predefined picture
settings.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight SMART PICTURE
in the VIDEO SETUP menu.
2 Press the 2 key to highlight the item of the
submenu.
3 Press the 34 keys to choose an item.
STANDARD: select a standard picture setting.
BRIGHT: make the TV picture brighter.
SOFT: make the TV picture softer.
PERSONAL: achieve the color effect set in
the PICTURE SETTING menu.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Picture Setting
In this menu you can personalize the picture color
by adjusting brightness, contrast, tint and color.
Press the 34 keys to highlight PICTURE
1 value adds more noticeable difference between
SETTING in the VIDEO SETUP menu.
Press OK to open its submenu.
2 the picture. Choose a more negative
Setup Menu
Brightness/Contrast/Tint/Color
1 Press the 3 4 keys to highlight BRIGHTNESS,
CONTRAST, TINT or COLOR.
2 Press the 2 key.
An adjustment scale will appear on the TV
screen.
3 Press the 2 1 keys to adjust the element you
selected.
For BRIGHTNESS, choosing a more positive
value brightens the color on the screen and
seems to add white to the picture. Choosing a
more negative value darkens the colors in the
picture. Choose zero (0) for the average setting.
For CONTRAST, choosing a more positive
the black and white in your picture and sharpens
CONTRAST value to blur the distinction
between black and white in the picture. The
picture will not seem as sharp.
For TINT, choose a more positive value to add
red to the picture. Choose a negative value to
add yellow to the picture. Choose zero (0) to
balance the reds and yellows in the picture. You
can adjust TINT when you need peopleís skin
tones to look more natural.
For COLOR, choose a more positive value to
increase the color in your picture. To decrease
the color in the picture, choose a more negative
value. As you decrease the COLOR, the picture
becomes more black and white. Choose zero (0)
to balance the color.
4 Press OK key to save the setting and return to
the PICTURE SETTING SETUP menu.
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Setup Menu
Preference Setup menu Subtitle language
There are options included in PREFERENCE Some DVDs include subtitles, which you can
menu such as AUDIO, SUBTITLE, DISC MENU, choose under SUBTITLE in the PREFERENCE
PARENTAL, PASSWORD, DEFAULT and MP3/ PAGE.
JPEG NAV.
1 Press the STOP key twice to stop Disc play
completely.
2 Press SYSTEM MENU to enter the menu.
3 Press 2 to highlight the PREFERENCE PAGE
icon at the top of the menu.
4 Press OK or 4 . 1 Press the 34 keys to highlight SUBTITLE.
2 Enter the submenu by pressing the 2 key.
Audio language 3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected option.
DVD discs are recorded in multiple audio
4 Press OK.
languages. Choose the language you want to hear
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
by adjusting AUDIO.
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
NOTE:Your DVD disc may not include the subtitle
which you set in the SUBTITLE menu. If so, the
player will use another subtitle language instead.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight AUDIO.
2 Enter the submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected option.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
Directions for use
NOTE:Your DVD disc may not include the audio
language which you set in the AUDIO menu. If so,
the player will use another audio language instead.
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3.
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Disc Menu language
DVDs have a Disc menu that lets you select
features. Disc menus may be available in multiple
languages. To choose a language, follow these
steps.
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight DISC MENU.
2 Enter the submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight the selected item.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
NOTE: If your DVD disc doesnít include the disc
menu language you have set, the player will use
another recorded language instead.
If you choose OTHERS in AUDIO,
SUBTITLE or DISC MENU menu,
You can select other languages. Please do as
follows,
1 Move the cursor by pressing the 34 keys to
highlight OTHERS.
2 Press OK.
The DVD player will prompt you to enter a
language code (Four digits).
3 Input a language code by pressing numerical keys.
Please look up the language code in the
chapter LANGUAGE CODE.
4 Press OK.
Setup Menu
Parental Control
Movies on DVDs may contain scenes which are
not suitable for children. Therefore, discs may
contain ëParental Controlí information which
applies to the complete disc or to certain scenes
on the disc. These scenes are rated from 1 to 8,
and alternative, more suitable scenes are available
on the disc. Ratings are country dependent. The
ëParental Controlí feature allows you to prevent
discs from being played by your children or to
have certain discs played with alternative scenes.
0 VCD, SVCD, CD have no level indication, so
parental control function has no effect on those
kinds of discs. This applies to most illegal DVD
discs.
0 You can follow the steps below to setup the
parental control:
1 Press the 34 keys to highlight PARENTAL.
2 Move to its submenu by pressing the 2 key.
3 Then use the 3 /4 keys to highlight a rating for
the disc inserted.
4 Press OK.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
No Parental Control
Parental Control is not activated. The Disc will be
played in full.
1 Select ADULT item.
2 Press OK.
Ratings 1 to 7:
Some discs contain scenes which are not suitable
for children. All scenes with a rating higher than
you set will be skipped during playback. However
if the disc contains alternate scenes, these will play
automatically. If not, the playback will stop and the
six digits code will need to be entered again.
23
Setup Menu
Default Setup
If problems occur while setting up the DVD
player, the DEFAULT function can be used to
reset all options to the factory defaults and all
your personal settings will be erased.
1 Press 34 to highlight DEFAULT.
2 Highlight RESET by pressing the 2 key.
3 Press OK.
4 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
CAUTION:When this function is activated, all
setups will be reset to factory defaults.
MP3/JPEG Navigator
This menu allows you to select alternate settings
when you playback picture CD and MP3 CD.
1 Press 3 4 to highlight MP3/JPEG NAV.
2 Press 2 to enter the submenu.
3 Press 3 4 to highlight WITHOUT MENU or
WITH MENU.
WITHOUT MENU: playback MP3 CD in
sequence automatically.
WITH MENU: playback Jpeg pictures or MP3
music in the selected folder.
4 Press OK key to confirm your selection.
5 Press 1 key to return to the top menu, or press
SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
24
Password EN 18
This item is used for the parental control and disc
lock. Enter your six digit password when a hint is
3.
displayed on the screen.
1 Press SYSTEM MENU to enter the menu.
2 Press 2 to highlight the PASSWORD SETUP
PAGE icon at the top of the menu. Press OK or
4.
3 PASSWORD will be highlighted. Press 2 to
highlight CHANGE, then press OK.
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4 Press the numerical keys to enter the current six-
digit password. (If this is the first time you have set
a password, you do not have to enter an OLD
PASSWORD. The numbers you enter will go into
the NEW PASSWORD box instead.)
Directions for use
5 If successful, the player will prompt for a new six-
digit password in the NEW PASSWORD box.
6 After that, enter the new password again to
reconfirm in the CONFIRM PWD box.
7 Press OK to save the new password. The previous
menu will appear.
8 Press SYSTEM MENU to remove the menus.
NOTE:
1.You can change the setup of parental control
and load a locked disc with a valid password being
entered.
2. If you forget your password, you can enter the
default password 842100.
 Specifications Trouble shootin g
WARNING
PLAYBACK SYSTEM AUDIO PERFORMANCE Under no circumsta nces should you try to repa ir the system yourself, a s this will inva lida te the
DVD Video DA Converter 24bit wa rranty. Do not open the system a s there is a risk of electric shock.
Video CD & SVCD Signal-Noise (1KHz) 100dB
CD Dynamic range(1KHz) >90dB If a fa ult occurs, fi rst check the points listed below befo re ta kin g the system fo r repa ir. If you a re
PICTURE CD DVD fs 96 kHz 4Hz- 44kHz una ble to remedy a problem by fo llowin g these hints, consult your dea ler or service center.
MP3-CD fs 48 kHz 4Hz- 22kHz
CD-R, CD-RW SVCD fs 48 kHz 4Hz- 22kHz P roble m S olu tion
DVD+R, DVD+RW fs 44.1kHz 4Hz- 20kHz
CD/VCD fs 44.1kHz 4Hz- 20kHz No power ñ Check if the AC power cord is properly connected.
VIDEO PERFORMANCE No pic ture ñ Check if the TV is switched on.
* CVBS 1Vpp --- 75 TV STANDARD (PAL/50Hz) (NTSC/60Hz) ñ Check the video connection.
*Component video Y: 1.00Vpp --- 75 Number of lines 625 525 ñ Set your TV to the correct Video In channel.
Pr: 0.7Vpp --- 75 Playback Multistandard (PAL/NTSC) ñ If you have activated Progressive Scan function,
Pb: 0.7Vpp --- 75 make sure that your TV set also has Progressive
CONNECTIONS Scan and the Y/Pb/Pr cables are correctly
AUDIO FORMAT Component Video Output Cinch connected.
Digital Mpeg/ AC-3/ DTS compressed Digital Video Output Cinch
PCM 16, 20, 24 bits Audio Output(L+R) Cinch
Distorted pic ture ñ The disc is badly scratched or dirty.
fs, 44.1, 48, 96 kHz Digital Output 1 coaxial ñ Sometimes a small amount of picture distortion
MP3(ISO 9660) 24, 32, 56, 64, 96, 128, IEC958 for CDDA / LPCM may appear .This is normal.
256 kbps & variable IEC1937 for MPEG1, MPEG 2, Dolby Com ple tely distorted pic ture or ñ Make sure the NTSC/PAL setting at the DVD
bit rate fs, 16, 22.05, Digital and DTS bla ck/whit e pic ture wit h DVD player matches the video signal of your television.
24, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz or Vid eo CD (See NTSC/PAL CONVERSION)
Analog Sound Stereo CABINET ñ If the picture becomes distorted after switching
Dimensions (w x d x h) 216 x 216x 45 mm among PAL and NTSC, please set the SMART
Weight Approximately 0.8 Kg PICTURE to STANDARD.
No sound or distorted sound ñ Adjust the volume.
POWER CONSUMPTION ñ Check that the speakers are connected correctly.
Specifications subject to change without prior notice ñ If the Disc sounds abnormal, set SOUND MODE or
Power consumption <8W
Power consumption in Standby mode < 1.2W 3D SOUND appropriately.
No a udio a t dig it a l output ñ Check the digital connections.
ñ Check if your receiver can decode MPEG-2 or DTS
and if not, please make sure the digital output is set
Maintenance to PCM.
Directions for use

ñ Check if the audio format of the selected audio

Cleaning the Disc Compartment
Always close the CD door to keep the CD
compartment dust-free.To clean, dust the
compartment with a soft dry cloth. Do not use a
solution containing alcohol, spirits, ammonia or
abrasives.
Cleaning Discs
language matches your receiver capabilities.
ñ Do not connect any cables from the Player to a
Stereoís ì PHONO INî jack.
ñ Deactivate mute at the DVD Player by pressing
MUTE on the Playerís remote.
Disc ca nít be pla yed ñ The DVD+R/DVD+RW/CD-R must be finalized.
ñ Ensure the disc label is facing up.
ñ Check the Parental controls.
Cleaning the disc lens ñ Check the Region Code of the DVD.The DVD
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When a disc becomes dirty, clean it with a
cleaning cloth. Wipe the disc from the center out.
Do not wipe in a circular motion.
Do not use solvents such as benzine, thinner,
commercially available cleaners, or antistatic spray
intended for analog records.
After prolonged use, dirt or dust may accumulate must be coded for All regions or Region 3 in order
to play on this DVD Player.
at the disc lens.To ensure good playback quality,
ñ Check if the disc is defective by trying another disc.
clean the disc lens with Philips CD Lens Cleaner _ If you record a Picture CD or MP3 CD yourself,
or any commercially available cleaner. Follow the ensure that your disc contains at least 10 pictures or
instructions supplied with cleaner. 5 MP3 tracks.
No return to sta rt-up screen a fter ñ Reset the unit by switching the player off, then on
yo u rem ove a Disc. again.
3.

T he pla yer does not respond to ñ Aim the remote control directly at the sensor on
the rem ote control the front of the player.
ñ Reduce the distance to the player.
ñ Replace the lithium batteries in the remote control.

25 26
EN 19

The Player does not work
Player does not respond to some
operating commands during playback
DVD Video player cannot read
CDs/DVDs
Any setup changes canít be stored.
Troubleshooting Personal Notes:
ñ disconnect the power cord from the power outlet EN 20
for a few ninutes. Reconnect it and try to operate
the Player again as usual.
ñ Operations may not be permitted by the disc.
3.
Refer to the instructions of the disc.
ñ Use a commonly available cleaning CD/DVD to
clean the lens before sending the DVD Video player
for repair.
ñ Remove the Setup Menu after make the setup, and
then press POWER key to switch into the Standby
mode.
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Directions for use
27
 Dismantling instructions and exploded view DVP320 4. EN 21

4 Dismantling instructions and exploded view

4.1 Dismantling instructions DVP320

See exploded view for item numbers

Mounting
Front ASSY 200
Remove screws (Item 230)
Remove flex connections to Mpeg
Demounting

Display board 1003 * Loader module 1001
Remove 4 screws item 212
Demount board
Remove flex to Front board
MPEG board 1002
Remove screws item 214
Remove top shield (item 219,
Demount the module refer to service hint for details)
Remove screws item 223 &
Soldering the ESD protection point
at the loader module 225
Remove flex connections to Remove screws item 227
Loader board Remove flex connections to
Mpeg board
Demount board
PSU board 1005
Remove flex connections to
PSU board
Remove screws item 229
(PSU board to frame)
Release 3 snaps of locking
Demount board

*Note: Because DVD Loaders are very sensitive to ESD. During replace, must obey the procedure.
Refer to service hints for details
EN 22 4. DVP320 Dismantling instructions and exploded view

4.2 Explode View

0040

1006 0090

0010
0200

0020
0030
0070

0211 0080 To item 0030

1003
0212
(4X) *Remark:
Item 0200 includes 9 parts.
0050 They are 0010, 0020, 0030,
0040, 0050, 0060, 0070, 0080,
0207 0090
0060

0209

0210

0214 (4X)

0221 (4X)

1001

0219

0223
0225

(2X) 0227 (4X)

0229
1002
1005

0217

0215
0216 5002
0213

0230 (4X)

0020 (4X)
*Remark: The 4 rubber feet are included in item 0213
It is available as spare part by 3141 013 20521
 Diagnostic Software descriptions and troubleshooting DVP320 5. EN 23

5. Diagnostic Software, Trouble Shooting and Test Instructions

Diagnostic Software reserved. It will be prepared later.

5.1 System working procedure for MediaTeK DVD-Player (MT1379 + MT1366)

Power on

1. Initialize related registers (servo, DSP, RISC)

2. Move code related with RISC to SDRAM
3. Reset RISC

Display LOGO

Does tray close?

close tray

Yes

Does SLED move to inside?

No

Move to inside YES

YES
1. Judge if a disc has loaded
2. Jump to related subroutine acc. to the type
of disc
No

Do it receive a command
to open the tray?

No

YES
1. Key scan or receive RC singnal
2. Run the other subroutine

1. Stop play disc, then open tray completely

2. Display picture and information of opening

No
Does it receive the command to close
tray?
 EN 24 5. DVP320 Diagnostic Software descriptions and troubleshooting

5.1 System working procedure for MediaTeK DVD-Player (MT1379 + MT1366)

Power on

1. Initialize related registers (servo, DSP, RISC)

2. Move code related with RISC to SDRAM
3. Reset RISC

Display LOGO

Does tray close?

close tray

Yes

Does SLED move to inside?

No

Move to inside YES

YES
1. Judge if a disc has loaded
2. Jump to related subroutine acc. to the type
of disc
No

Do it receive a command
to open the tray?

No

YES
1. Key scan or receive RC singnal
2. Run the other subroutine

1. Stop play disc, then open tray completely

2. Display picture and information of opening

No
Does it receive the command to close
tray?
 Diagnostic Software descriptions and troubleshooting DVP320 5. EN 25

5.2 Maintenance Flow chart

Start

Replace extainal
Confirm if AC is compatible with
No PSU or a
the DVD-Player require
transform need

Yes

Power on

Voltages 1. Check Cable

in all pins of item 1601 are No 2. Replace PSU if Mono PWB is not short, otherwise find out
normal? where short first

Yes

Are
Check regulator LD1117 (item7601) and diode 1N4002 (item6604)
DV33 and V25 No
and peripheral circuit
normal?

Yes

No Is
N
Display LOGO? Main Clock 1. Check oscillation circiut.
normal?

Is N
reset signal 1. Check reset circiut.
normal?

Is
N
signal on FLASHl Check peripheral circiut of FLASH
Yes normal?

Is
N
signal on SDRAM Check peripheral circiut of SDRAM
normal?

Is input
N Check peripheral circiut of TV
signal of TV encoder
Encoder
normal?

Is output
N Check peripheral circiut of TV
signal of TV encoder
Encoder
normal?
A
Y
Check the circuit of video
filter, amplifying and cables
with TV
EN 26 5. DVP320 Diagnostic Software descriptions and troubleshooting

If will the tray Signal

Check the position-switch
close automatically when N TROUT and TRIN is N
in LOADER
it is open correct?

Signal Check the circuit between

TRCLOSE & TROPEN N MT1336 and driver IC
correct? (item7603)

Signal
Check Motor driver IC
YES LOAD+ & LOAD- N
(item7603) and peripheral
correct?

Check the circuit to

connect LOADER

Sledge move to Signal

Check the circuit related
inside automatically when N STBY on driver IC is high N
with STBY
it is in outside? level?

Signal
Check the circuit related
FMSO is more than N
with FMSO
1.4V?
Y

Yes

Signal
SL+ & SL- No Check Motor Driver
correct?
NO disc on tray
Y

Check the copper trace or

cable connect to LOAD ER

1. Check the signal from

Have Have
MT1379 to Motor Drive r ;
the Loader action N FOSO on driver IC N
2. Maybe MT1379 is n ot
to find disc any signal ?
work

Signal
Check the peripheral
F+ & F- N
circuit of Motor driv er
correct?
Y

Check the cable and

circuit between Loader and
Motor driver (BA5954)
B
 Diagnostic Software descriptions and troubleshooting DVP320 5. EN 27

B
Check the peripheral
Signal circuit of MT1366
When read disc,
N LDO1 and LDO2 is N Check the peripheral
Laser ON OK?
normal? circuit of two transistor
(item 7620 & 7621)
Y
Y
Voltage of Check the peripheral
TP22 &TP24 N circuit of two transistor
OK? (item 7620 & 7621)

N Check the circuit to

Load a disc? Laser off
Y connect LOADER
OPU maybe damaged

Any signal
Check the circuit between
Focus On ok? N on pins A B C D E F N
Loader and MT1336
of MT1366

Signal FEO
Check the peripheral
(pin18 of MT1336) N
circuit of MT1336
correct?

Y Y

Check the circuit from

Pin18 of MT1336 to Pin205
of MT1379

Signal of Check the peripheral

Disc ID correct? N Pin 19 (RFL) of MT1336 N circuit of MT1336 and
normal? itself.

Check the circuit from

Y Pin19 of MT1336 to Pin206
of MT1379

DMSO
Check MT1379 and its
Spindle on OK? N (pin18 of MT1379) N
peripheral circuit.
normal?

Signal Check BA5945 (motor

SP+ & SP- N driver) and its peripheral
correct? circuit

C Y

Check the connection

between spindle driver and
BA5945
EN 28 5. DVP320 Diagnostic Software descriptions and troubleshooting

Signal TEO
Check MT1336 and its
Track on OK? N (pin21 of MT1336) N
peripheral circuit.
normal?

Signa TRSO Check the TRSO connection

(pin13 of MT1379) N between MT1379 (pin13) and
normal? MT1336 (pin26)

Y Signa l
Check MT1336 and its
T+ & T- N
peripheral circuit.
normal?

Check the connection

between OPU and BA5945

Disk is READY? N Check RF Signal

Audio DAC receive Check connection between

Audio signal normal? N N
correct data? MT1379 and Audio DAC

Output signal are Check Audio DAC and i t s

N
correct? periperal circuit

Y Y

Check the circuit of

filter, Amplify, and mute
etc.

IR,VFD display IR, PT6312 Check connection between

and Key fuction N communicate with N MT1379 and PT6312 and its
ok? MT1379 OK? periperal circuit

check Remote Contriol

Y
check KEY matrix
Check connection of VFD

END
 Block and wiring diagrams DVP320 6. EN 29

6 Block and wring diagram

6.1 BLock diagram DVP320

7602 7611
1609 7609

8 Mbit FLASH 64 Mbit SDRAM

RF AMPLFIER MPEG BOARD
MT1336

1605/1603/1606

LOADER MODULE 7603

ANALOG VIDEO OUTPUT
CVBS/Y/C/Y/Pb/Pr

7606 7615
MOTOR DRIVER
KHM-280AHA BA5954
MTK MT1379BE
2-CH AUDIO DAC
AKM4382
7604 SERVO AND MPEG DECODER

MOTOR DRIVER
BA6208

Door Locking Switch

FRONT BOARD

1405
RECEIVER 1006
Transistors
POWER SUPPLY

POWER
BUTTON
 Block and wiring diagrams DVP320 6. EN 30

6 Block and wiring diagram

6.2 Wiring diagram DVP320

1600 1609
1 VCC (5V) 1 F-
2 GND 2 F+
3 -12V 3 T+
4 GND 4 T-
5 C
6 D
7 CD/DVD
1601 8 RF
MPEG Board 1 STBYLED
9
10
A
B
2 OPEN/CLOSE 11 F
3 RC 12 GND-PD
4 GND 13 Vc
1602 5 VCC 14 VCC
PSU 6
7
STOP
PLAY
15
16
E
NC
1 8 LED 17 VR-CD
18 VR-DVD
1600 19 LD-CD
1 1602

24
20 MD

25

80
1604 21 HFM

09
1 SP+

16

01
1601 2 SP- 22 NC

31
3 SL- 23 LD-DVD

41
4 SL+ 24 GND-LD

26

01
5 GND 25 GND

02
6 LIMIT 26 GND

18
1

82

8002
31410
8005

10219
314101021932
4

11
CN201

8003
314101021921 Note:
1 The cable 8002 will be damaged by the
Screw Post screw if to lay it on the screw post during
assembling bottom and top cabinet.
8401 The ferrite ring is only for /17 stroke vision
CN202
314101021941
1 2
1406

Front Board 1409

8004
1405
314101021951
Door Locking Switch
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 31

Electrical Diagrams PSU DVP320 (MITSUMI)

AR101 A4
C101 B4
C102 B4
C104 C2
C105 E5
C106 E2
C107 F5
C108 D5
C109 D3
C113 F6
C202 H3
C203 I3
C301 H5
C302 H5
C304 I5
C305 J5
CN101 B6
CN201 L4
CN202 L6
D101 B2
D102 B2
D103 B2
D104 B2
D106 E3
D107 F4
D109 E5
D201 G2
D202 H2
D301 G4
F101 A6
IC101 D4
IC301 H5
L102 B4
L103 E5
L301 I4
PC101 E5,H4
Q201 I2
Q202 J3
Q301 J4
Q302 J5
R101 A4
R103 E2
R104 E2
R105 F4
R106 E5
R203 I2
R204 I2
R301 H4
R302 H4
R303 I5
R304 I4
R305 I5
R306 I5
R307 I4
R311 J5
R312 J5
T101 F
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 32

Layout PSU MITSUMI DVP320

Components Side

AR101 B2 IC101 C6
C101 B3 IC301 A7
C102 B2 L102 B4
C104 B5 L103 C5
C105 B5 L301 C8
C106 B6 PC101 B6
C107 B6 R101 C3
C109 C6 R103 B6
C113 C7 R104 B6
C202 B7 R105 B6
C203 B8 R106 B5
C301 B8 T101 B6
C304 C8
C305 B9
CN101 B2
CN201 B9
CN202 B9
D101 B4
D102 B4
D103 B4
D104 B4
D106 B6
D107 B6
D109 B5
D201 B7
D202 B8
D301 C8
F101 B2

Copper Side

C108 C6
C302 A4
R203 B3
R204 A3
R301 B4
R302 A4
R303 B4
R304 B4
R305 B4
R306 A4
R307 C2
R311 B2
R312 B2
Q201 A3
Q202 B3
Q301 C2
Q302 B2
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 33

Electrical Diagrams PSU DVP320 (EPM 3122 429 00201)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
2116 6116 6117
I101 I102
2190 0202
EH-B
33n BZX79-C15 BZX79-C15
1n 2

A 1110 F105 F108

5199 1 0201 A
PSE20T EH-B
F101 HT 2.50A 250V 5115 F212 F213
UF1717V 6110 6111 F109 F110 5 6 6210 6211 5210 F210 F211 1
F102 +12V +5V
2322595 4 3 I210
PG102R I211 PG102R 10u
3109

2110

100n
2 1N4006 1N4006 2

6112 6113

2210

100u
1 3
SW12V
V

F103 1 2 +12V

2117

22U
1N4006 1N4006

BZX79-C7V5
4
F104

3130
B F106
B

6222
0100

1M5
AC-M09PB42 F107 F111

I109 F112
I220 Vreg1 F201

3131
10

1M5
8 6221 I221 I222 5224 F220 F221 F202
I110 +5V
7126 SB360 10u
STP3NK60ZFP

3222

33K
C C

2221

1m
I106 7221
1 SI2302DS I223
F113
3123

2127

220p

3221
I115

1K
47R
BAS316
6126

7
I120 SW12V

D 3143
F114 D
7125
BC847B
100R

3127
1R8
6131 I128 3110 I129
2
E BAV21 470R
E
2131
3125

180K
3132
22K

22n

F 2144 I124 2142 I125 3141 I126

4 F
UDZ-30V

560p 560p 100R

6133

2111

470p

BAV21
6141

Vreg1
G F290 3295 G
7137 22R
BC847B
I116
3297
I122 6K8
5K1
3133
2136
100K
2137

220n

3134

2135

220n

4u7

7190
H I119
TCET1102 H
I290
3136

2138
15K

22n

F291

I117

2292 I291 3292

3138

2139

100n
2K2

I 100n 3K3
I
1
7290
TL431CZ
3 CHN SETNAME

CLASS_NO 2003-10-14
3291
3K9

2 DVD GAP 2003-09-26

J I292
3122 427 23710 2003-08-26 J
3290

WR
1K0

2003-09-30 2003-06-26

2003-10-24 2003-06-04

NAME M.Charpentier SUPERS. 1 130 1 A3

CHECK DATE 2003-06-04 C KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. 2000

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 34

Layout PSU EPM DVP320

Components Side

Copper Side
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 35

Electrical Diagrams MPEG DVP320

MPEG Board: INDEX
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1600 H3
2601 J4
A A 2602 J3
2603 K3
2606 K12
2607 L3
B B
2608 L11
2682 I9
2683 I9
M T 1 3 7 9 E (L QFP2 1 6 ) DV D De m o B o a r d f o r A c t i m a PU H NAME TYPE DEVICE 2684 I9
VCC Digital 5V SUPPLY 2717 I12
C RVCC Servo 5V MT1336E C 2719 I2
1 INDEX & POWER, RESET AVCC RF 5V PICKUP HEADER 2781 K4
2 RF - MT1336E/MT1376 V33 Digital 3.3V Flash, VideoDAC
2782 H12
DV33 Digital 3.3V MT1369E
3 SERVO & MPEG - MT1379E AV33 Servo 3.3V MT1369E
2783 K12
D D 2785 L12
4 MEMORY - SDRAM, FLASH/EEPROM V25 Digital 2.5V MT1369E
SD33 Digital 3.3V SDRAM 2797 I5
5 VIDEO OUT , SPDIF , AUDIO - WM8761 +5VV VIDEO 5V VIDEO 2799 I2
VCC5330 Audio 5V Audio
2815 H15
+12V Audio 12V Audio filter
E
+5V8756D Audio 5V Audio DAC
E 3611 I13
+5V8756A Audio 5V Audio DAC
3612 L5
3618 J3
3619 J5
F F 3817 H13
5602 K10
5603 K2
5604 L2
5605 L5
G G
7650
5606 K5
DV33
5618
+5VV
3817
URST
1 5
2815
5610 I8
VCC
10UH,DIP OPEN
DV33
2 0.1uF
5614 H11
GND

CS4340 ->power supply

+ 2782
10uF/25v A
3
NCP302
4
5618 H11
TP02
H 1600
power supply TP09 GND H 5623 H5
MUTE power supply
TP01 VCC
1 URST

+12V
2
3 +12V
5623 150R LPF power supply
+12VOP
DV33
5614 FB
SD33 5627 I11
2719 2799

0.1uF
+
4
HEADER4
2797
DV33
5610
DACV33A
to 1379
5627 FB
6605 6604 K11
+ 3611
22UF/25v
FB 2684 2682
1N4148 10k 6605 I12
100UF/16v A
2683
I GND
+
47uF/16v A 2717 I 7601 K9
0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
GND 7650 G14
TP01 H2
GND
For 3.3V GND
DV33 GND TP02 H3
2602 + 2601
J
0.1uF 100uF/16v A 3619
0R J TP03 K13
TP05 L13
GND TP99 GND
VCC
3618 RFVCC
1336 power supply
TP09 H14
0R,OPEN
+ 2781
5606
DV33
7601LD1117 TP03 TP99 J4
2603 100uF/16v A 3 2 DV33
0.1uF FB,0805 IN OUT
K 1 4 5602 6604 K
ADJ/GND OUT + 2783
5603 1336 power supply 2606 220uF/10v A
GND RVCCIN FB 0.1uF
1N4002
5605
FB,0805,OPEN
DV33
TP05
2607 FB,0805 GND
0.1uF GND V25
LDO_AVCC
L AVCC L
5604 2608
3612 loader power supply
GND AVCC 0.1uF + 2785
220uF/10v A
FB,0805 0R,OPEN

M M
GND

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 36

Electrical Diagrams MPEG DVP320 1602

1609
K14
E1
3630 H3
3631 J1
MPEG Board: RF Part 1620 C14 3632 J2
2610 D10 3633 J5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 2611 D9 3634 J5
2612 E12 3635 K6
2614 E7 3636 K6
A A 2615 F7 3637 J9
2616 F13 3638 K1
2617 F14 3639 L6
2618 F13 3640 K13
B VCC B 2619 F13 3642 K14

SDEN
2620 G12 3643 K13

SDATA
3601

SCLK
2 OPEN
C 2621 G12 3644 K13
1 B E 3
3621 10k
OPEN/CLOSE2 OPEN/CLOSE1 2622 G13 3645 L13
3802
2N3904 3804
2623 G14 3733 C2

33R 3803
33R 3600
C 33R C

2
1620 10k
3733 100K 3734 10K AVCC ENDM 3620 10k 2624 G7 3734 C3

4
DETECT SWITCH

2
3

4
2625 H4 3735 D3

OPEN/CLOSE2
7632 3735 10K
2626 H7 3736 D3

2610 0.1uF
URST
IOA

PWMOUT2

TRCLOSE

TROUT
2627 H7

ENDM
3737 E2

STBY
LIMIT
BC847B 2611 GND

IOA
RVCCIN RFVCC
D D
3736 100K
0.1uF
2628 H14 3738 E2
GND
Very Important to reduce Noise
2629 G14 3802 C9
7630 7631 7602
2SK3018 2SK3018 + 2787 MT1336E 2612 2630 H12 3803 C9

64
63
62
61
60
59
58
57
56
55
54
53
52
51
50
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
AVCC 100uF/16v A 0.1uF
USE 1376 R15 R16 NOT STUFF
GND
2631 H13 3804 C9

AVDDP

SCLK
DPDMUTE

GND
HDGATE
UDGATE
AGNDX
AGNDP

GNDS
RST

IO9
IO8
IO7
IO6
IO5
IO4
IO3
IO2
IO1
IO0
VDDS
XCK16M
SDEN

IOB
IOA
SDATA
3737 TP79
P36 3622 OPEN
100 P35 3623 OPEN
E TP78 2771 + 2786 65 38 3624 R HSYNC# E 2632 H13 5607 G3
28

1K 220u AGNDF VFO13

1609 0.1u 66 37
3738 VCON VDD
1 RFO 2614 0.1uF 67 36 2633 G13 5609 H3
GND

RF TP66 AVDDF AGNDX

2 F 68 35 GND
F AGNDX AGNDX
Vc
Vcc
3
4
V20
2772 0.1u GND
2615 0.1uF
ADIN
69
70
AVDDM
COSPHI
AGNDX
DPFO
34
33 3625 OPEN
3627 27k SW1
2634 H4 7602 E11
5 A OP- 71 32 2616 OPEN
A
G
6 G
TP60
TP61
TP62
OP+ 72
HALLCOS
REFCOS
DPFN
GNDP
31 USE 1376 R17 R18 C17 C18 C23 NOT STUFF 2635 H12 7603 L4
7 H TP77 73 30 HTRC
H AGNDM HTRC
F GND
8
9 C
V20
74
75
HALLSIN TRLP
29
28 2618 OPEN
2617 0.015uF
F 2636 H7 7620 H3
C TP63 REFSIN TRLPA
D
E
10
11
D
E
TP64
TP65
76
77
SINPHI
SW0
CRTPLP
CRTP
27
26 USE 1376 C19 = 100P
3626 OPEN
2637 I7 7621 H3
12 B 78 25 RFRP 2619 82P
B
LD(DVD)
13
TP67 C SW1 79
SW2
SW1
HRFRP
LRFRP
24 2638 H6 7630 E2
14 80 23 BDO 2620 390p
GND MOP DEFECT
DVDVR
15
16
TP70
5607
TP69 10uH,DIP B C E USE 1376 C25 = 500P
81
82
MON VDDP
22
21
2621
0.1uF TEO
2622 2623 2639 I7 7631 E3
N/C TP76 AGNDX TEO
PD
17
18
MDI1
TP71 2SB1132 2624 470P
83
84
AGNDX CSO
20
19
CSO
RFL
OPEN 0.033uF
2640 I6 7632 D3
G CDVR CEON LVL G

SMD LQFP-128
19 GND 85 18 FEO
GND
LD(CD)
20
21
7620
2SB1132
86
87
CEOP
RFGCI
MT1336E FEO
V20
17
16
V20
GND
2641 I12 TP11 H3
V1P4
N/C RFGCU VREFO
N/C
22
23 TP68
LDO2
2627
2626 0.1uF
0.1uF
88
89
RFFGC V2REFO
15
14
V2P8
+
2633
2628
+
2629
2642 J10 TP12 H3
FCS(+) OSP AVDDT
FCS(-)
24
25 5609
TP11 +
2625
GND
90
91
OSN TM4
13
12 2630 0.1uF
2631 2632
0.1uF 10uF/16v A 2643 L1 TP60 F2
GND

TRK(+) CDD AGNDT

26 10uH,DIP 3629 4.7 47u 92 11 0.1uF 0.1uF
TRK(-)
TP72
TP12 LDO_AVCC 93
94
CDC
CDB
TM3
TM2
10
9 10uF/16v A
2644 L7 TP61 F2
27

H FPC-26P-TOP CDA TM1 H 2645 K10

3630 4.7 RFO 2636 1U 95
96
DVDRFIN
DVDRFIP
AGNDO
RFON
8
7 RFON
2635 0.1uF GND
TP62 F3
GND
TP75 + 2634
47u
C
D
2638
1uF 2639 1uF
97
98
DVDD
DVDC
RFOP
AVDDO
6
5
RFOP

RVCCIN
2646 K9 TP63 F2
LDO1 A 2640 1uF 99 4
TP74
2SB1132
B
A
2637 1uF 100
101
DVDB
DVDA
AGNDX
AGNDX
3
2
RVCCIN 2647 K9 TP64 F2
MA WVDD
7621 B 102
MB WOBSO
1 2648 L5 TP65 F2

RFSUBO
WGAND
TP73

WAVDD
CDFON
CDFOP

WGND
AGND

SGND
AVDD

SVDD

AGC1

AGC2
AGC3
2649 J14

LDO1
LDO2
MDI2
MDI1
I I TP66 F2

TNI
MC
MD

TPI
SC 2788
SD
SA
SB

IR

+ 2641
2650 J13 TP67 G2
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
0.1uF
USE 0805 PART D
C
2771 E3 TP68 G2
USE 0805 PART

LDO1
LDO2
2772 F2

MDI1
F
RVCCIN
2650
TP69 G3
3631 3632 3633 3634 H 47uF/16v A
J 1,0805 1,0805
7603
1,0805 1,0805
G
E
2642 GND
2649
GND
J 2774 L2 TP70 G3
15 14 0.1uF
2775 L3 TP71 G2
15K

VOTK+ VOFC+ C/OPEN C Ver.

16 13 0.015uF
VOTK- VOFC-
17 12 3640
SL+
SL- 18
VOLD+
VOLD-
VOSL+
VOSL-
11
SP-
SP+ 750k
ADIN
2786 E4 TP72 H2
19 10 OP-
VCC 20
PGND
VNFTK
PGND
PVCC1
9 VCC 2645 OP+ 2787 E6 TP73 I2
3637

21 8 2789 + 2646 2647

PVCC2 VCC
29 30 3635 3636 47uF/16v A 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
330k 3642
750k
2788 I12 TP74 I2
K 22
PGND PGND
7 10K 20k 3643
3644 K
FMSO 23
PREGND
VINLD
VNFFC
VOSL
6 DMSO 330k
TP81
TP80 1602 V1P4 2789 K8 TP75 H2
3638 20k 24 5 SP+ 1

TRSO
25
26
CTK2
CTK1
VINSL-
VINSL+
4
3
V1P4
3639 20K
USE 1376 R25 = 15K OHM
GND
SP-
3645 1
2
SL- 3
1
2 3600 C15 TP76 G2
VINTK CF2 TP82 3
2643 150p V1P4
STBY
27
28
BIAS CF1
2
1 FOSO 2644
TP83
SL+ 4
5
4 3601 C13 TP77 F3
STBY VINFC TP84 5
150p 6
2774
LIMIT
6 3620 C12 TP78 E2
0.1u BA5954 + HEADER6
L
GND
2648
47U
TP85
GND L 3621 C10 TP79 E4
3622 E13 TP80 K14
GND 2775
0.1u 3623 E13 TP81 K13
GND
3624 E13 TP82 K13
M M 3625 F13 TP83 L13
3626 F13 TP84 L13
3627 F14 TP85 L13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3629 H3
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 37

Electrical Diagrams MPEG DVP320

MPEG Board: SERVO & Mpeg Part 1601 J15 3653 C11
1604 M1 3654 C13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
2653 A13 3655 D7
3648 100k
DV33
2654 B4 3656 M5
RFRPC 3649 R 2655 B5 3657 M5

14
A 7605F A
HTRC 3650 0
13 12
2653 2656 C7 3658 E1
0.1UF
2657 C11 3659 F4
V1P4
74HC04 GND
2658 C12

14
2
3651
1
7605E 3660 F13
3652 33R
2654 0.1uF + 2655 100k
11 10 XTALI 2659 C4 3661 G4
B 10U/16V B
5701 2660 C5 3662 G4

0.1uF
74HC04

7
2661 C3 3663 G4
C27MHz GND
GND
DV33
XTALO 3653 R 3654 R 2662 C3 3664 G4

RFRP
V2P8

2809
10P 2663 D6 3665 H4

2656
+ 2660
2657 2658
C
2659 0.1uF 10uF/16v
33p 33p C 2664 D5 3666 H12

18k
2665 D5

1000pF
2661 2662
VCC
3667 H4
GND GND
DV33
0.1uF 1uF
2817 1 3740 2 2666 E2 3669 L4
1k
2667 E3 3671 L12
680p 3732 GND
2668 E3

2663
D
5625
GND
1000pF GND
D 3709 E12
2669 E4

3655
2664 10K
FB
RFON RFIN
3726 M7
RFOP 2665 RFIP
2670 F4 3732 D9
3658 1000pF

DACV33A

DACV33A
2671 F4 3740 C10

HSYNC#
RFRPC

XTALO
SDATA
4.7

MUTE
XTALI
SDEN
SCLK

URST
RFZC
DV33

DV33

DV33
ADIN
GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND
BDO
CSO
FEO

TEO
RFL

V25
2672 F4

Y6
Y5

Y4

Y3

Y2

Y1
VCC
E E 3741 J13
2673 F4 3744 K13
216
215
214
213
212
211
210
209
208
207
206
205
204
203
202
201
200
199
198
197
196
195
194
193
192
191
190
189
188
187
186
185
184
183
182
181
180
179
178
177
176
175
174
173
172
171
170
169
168
167
166
165
164
163
+ 2791 2666 2667 2668 2669 3709
2676 G3 5613 L13
RFIP

RFRP_AC

ADCVSS
BDO

SPLRCK
RFLEVEL

VFO13

DACVDDB
ADCVDD3

CSO

UDGATE

IDGATE
TEZISLV

ADIN

VSYN
RFDTSLVP

SLCK

DVSS

DVSS

DACVSSA

DACVSSB
YUV7

YUV6/R

YUV1/C
DVDD3

DVDD3

DVDD2
HRFZC

XTA LO

DACVDDA
SPBCK

ICE
BLANK#
RFRP_DC

FEI

TEI

YUV3/CVBS
WOBSI
RFIN
RFDTSLVN

DACVSSC
PRST

SPMCLK

YUV5/B

YUV2/Y
XTA LI
SDEN

HSYN
PWM2VREF
PWMVREF

RFSUBI

SPDATA

YUV4/G
SDATA
47uF/16v A
100pF 0.1uF 1uF 0.01uF 1K
2677 H2 5625 D1
8.2k 3659 1
IREF
2678 H2 5626 L4
F 2 162 F
0.01uF
0.01uF
2670
2671
3
4
PLLVSS
LPIOP
YUV0/CIN
FS
161
160
2679 H3 5701 B12
LPION VREF
0.01uF 2672 5
6
LPFON
LPFIP
DACVDDC
ASDATA 4
159
158
DACV33A
VRST
2680 H3 5702 J13
GND 0.01uF 2673 7 157 ASDAT3 3660
8
LPFIN
LPFOP
ASDATA 3
ASDATA 2
156 ASDAT2 560 2681 H4 5703 H13
9 155 ASDAT1
JITFO ASDATA 1
100pF 2676 750k 3661 10
11
JITFN ASDATA 0
154
153
ASDAT0
ASPDIF
2686 L12 5704 I13
PLLVDD3 SPDIF
G FOSO 20K 3662 12 152 AMDAT G 2687 L5
TRSO 18K/27k for sony 3663 13
14
FOO
TRO
MC_DATA
ACLK
151
150
ACLK
DV33 GND
5705 I13
0 3664
15
TROPENPWM
PWMOUT1
DVDD3
ALRCK
149 ALRCK 2689 K15 5706 I13
PWMOUT2 16 148 ABCK
PWMOUT2 ABCK
DMSO 10k 3665
V25 17
18
DVDD2 RD16
147
146 3666
2690 J14 7605 A12
DMO RD17 1k
15k 3667
FMSO
GND
19
20
FMO
DVSS
DVSS
RD18
145
144
GND
2691 J1 7605 B13
21 143
H A8 22
23
FG
HIGHA0
RD19
RD20
142
141
H 2692 J1 7606 E5
A9
A10 24
HIGHA1 M T 1 3 7 9 _2 1 6 RD21
140 V25
TP25
2693 J2
A11 25
HIGHA2
HIGHA3
DVDD2
RD22
139 GND
LED
5703100R TP21 J15
2677 2678 2679 2680 2681 26 138
330pF/C:560PF
A12
A13 27
HIGHA4
HIGHA5
RD23
DQM2
137
TP26 2705 2694 J2 TP22 I14
C GND 28 136 5705

V1P4
0.1uF 0.015uF 330pF/C:560PF A14
A15
29
30
DVSS
HIGHA6
DQM3
DVSS
135
134
GND
PLAY

5704
100R
TP22 2706
470P
GND
2695 J3 TP23 J14
HIGHA7 RD24
I
AD7
AD6
31
32
AD7
AD6
RD25
RD26
133
132
STOP 100R
470pF
1601 I
2696 J3 TP24 I13
33 131 2707 8
AD5
AD4 34
AD5
AD4
RD27
DVDD3
130 DV33 TP24 470pF
GND
7 2697 J3 TP25 H15
DV33 35 129 6
5706
AD3
AD2
36
37
DVDD3
AD3
RD28
RD29
128
127
VCC FB GND
TP28 GND
5
4
6
5 2698 K1 TP26 I14
AD2 RD30 3741 100 4

V25
AD1
AD0
38
39
AD1
AD0
RD31
DVSS
126
125 GND
RC 3
2
3
2
2699 K1 TP27 K15
A0 40 124 MA3 1
A1 41
IOA0 RA3
123 MA2
2690
TP23
1
2700 K2 TP28 I14
1

2691 2692 2693 2694 2695 2696 2697 IOA1 RA2 100pF
J V25 42 122 MA1 EH-8 J
12

DVDD2 RA1
0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF A2 43
IOA2 RA0
121 MA0
OPEN/CLOSE1 GND
TP21 2701 K2 TP86 M2
2

A3 44 120 V25
IOA3 DVDD2 100R 5702

GND
A4
A5
45
46
IOA4
IOA5
RA10
BA1
119
118
MA10
BA1
2708
470P
2702 K2 TP87 M2
A6 47 117 DQM0
A7 48
49
IOA6
IOA7
DQM0
DQM1
116
115
DQM1
STBYLED
3744 100
GND
TP27 2703 K3 TP88 M2
A16 GND
A16 DVSS
DV33
A17
A18
50
51
A17 RA4
114
113
MA4
MA5
2689 2704 K3 TP89 M2
IOA18 RA5 470p
K 2698 2699 2700 2701 2702 2703 2704
A19 52
IOA19 RA6
112 MA6 K 2705 I14
A20 53 111 DV33
IOA20 DVDD3 GND
APLLVDD3

54 110 MA7
APLLVSS RA7
2706 I14
DMVDD3

0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 109

DVDD3

DVDD2

DVDD2

DVDD3
IOWR#

DMVSS
IOOE#

UP1_2
UP1_3
UP1_4
UP1_5
UP1_6

UP1_7
UP3_0
UP3_1

UP3_4
UP3_5
IOCS#

UWR#

RWE#
INT0#

URD#
DVSS

DVSS

DVSS

DVSS
RCS#

DV33
CAS#
RAS#

RD15
RD14
RD13
RD12

RD11
RD10

RA11

SMD LQFP-216
RD7
RD6
RD5
RD4

RD3
RD2
RD1
RD0

RD9
RD8

CLK
CLE

RA9
RA8
ALE

BA0

GND
2707 I14
IR

GND GND

2708 J14
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108

2687 7606 2686

MT1379E
L
DV33 5626
3669 2.2U/1U 2.2U/1U
3671 5613 L 2791 E1
4.7 2809 C14
DV33

DV33
GND

GND

GND

GND

DV33
STBYLED

V25

V25

FB DV33 DV33 FB
1604 2817 D8
PWR#

DCKE
DCLK
STOP

CAS#
RAS#

MA11
PRD#

DQ15
DQ14
DQ13
DQ12

DQ11
DQ10

TP86 4.7
PCE#

PLAY

SIG

WE#
RXD

MA9
MA8
DQ7
DQ6
DQ5
DQ4

DQ3
DQ2
DQ1
DQ0

DQ9
DQ8
SDA
LED

TXD

BA0
SCL

CS#
RC

1 TP87
2
3
RxD
TxD
TP88 3656 3657
3648 A6
M
4
HEADER4
TP89
1K 1K
3726
M 3649 A6
10K
GND
3650 A6
SDA SCL
3651 B12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3652 B14
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 38

Electrical Diagrams MPEG DVP320

MPEG Board: Memory Part
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
2710 D4
2711 D4
A A
2712 D4
2713 D5
2714 D5
2715 D6
2716 D6
B B
2720 F3
2777 K12
2793 D2
2812 J8
C C 3672 H4
3815 8P4R 7609 3673 I4
SD33 3818 Rx4
MA0 1
MA1 3
2
4
23
24
A0 DQ0
2
4
1
3
2
4
DQ0
DQ1
3674 I4
A1 DQ1
2710 2711 2712 2713 2714 2715 2716
MA2 5
MA3 7
6
8
25
26
A2
A3
DQ2
DQ3
5
7
5
7
6
8
DQ2
DQ3
3675 I4
+ 2793 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF MA4 1 2 29 8 7 8 DQ4
D 220uF/16v A
3816
MA5 3 4 30
A4
A5
DQ4
DQ5
10 5 6 DQ5 D 3676 J4
Rx4 MA6 5 6 31 11 3 4 DQ6
A6 DQ6
MA7 7
MA8 3823
8
33R
32
33
A7 DQ7
13
42
1
DQ8
2
3819 Rx4
DQ7 3679 J9
33R A8 DQ8
GND
MA9 3824
MA10 3825 33R
34
22
A9
A10/AP
DQ9
DQ10
44
45
DQ9
DQ10 3680 J9
MA11 3826 33R 35 47 DQ11
DBA0 20
21
A11
BA0/A13
DQ11
DQ12
48
50
DQ12 3746 J8
DBA1 DQ13
BA1/A12 DQ13
E SDCLK 38
DQ14
51
53
DQ14
DQ15 E
3808 J7
CLK DQ15
SDCKE 37
CKE
SD33 3815 C9
DCS# 19 1
DRAS#
DCAS#
18
17
CS
RAS
VCC
VCC
14
27
3816 D9
DV33 CAS VCC
DWE# 16
WE
3
SD33
3818 C12
VCCQ
15 9
DQM0
DQM1 39
DQML
DQMH
VCCQ
VCCQ
43 3819 D12
F 7610 49 F
2720 1
NC VCC
8
36
40
NC
VCCQ
6
3823 D9
2 7 NC VSSQ
0.1uF 3
4
NC
NC
WP
SCL
6
5
SCL
54
VSS
VSSQ
VSSQ
12
46 3824 E9
SDA
GND SDA 41 52
28
VSS
VSS
VSSQ 3825 E9
GND EEPROM 24C16

GND
GND 3826 E9
MICRON MT48LC4M16A2-?
G GND G 3851 I11
3855 H9
3856 H9
3857 I9
H 7611
3851
Rx4 H 3865 J11
BA0 3672 33 DBA0 A1
A2
3855
3856
33R
33R
25
24
A0 D0
29
31
7
5
8
6
AD0
AD1
7609 C10
33R A1 D1
3673 33 3857 23 33 3 4
BA1 DBA1 A3
A4 22
A2
A3
D2
D3
35 1 2
AD2
AD3 7610 F4
DCKE 3674 33 SDCKE A5 21 38 AD4

DCLK 3675 33 SDCLK

A6
A7
20
19
A4
A5
D4
D5
40
42
AD5
AD6
7611 H10
A6 D6
A8 18 44 AD7
A7 D7
I A9 8
A8 D8
30 I
A10 7 32
A9 D9
A11 6 34
A10 D10
A12 5 36
A11 D11
A13 4 39
A12 D12
A14 3 41
A13 D13 GND
A15 2 43
A14 D14 33R
V-FLASH A16 1 45 3865 A0
3676 A15 D15
3808 A17 48 16 A19
A16 A18
CS# 1 2 DCS# DV33 A18 17 13
A17 NC
J RAS# 3 4 DRAS# 33R
3746 3679OPEN
15
RB NC
14 J
CAS# 5 6 DCAS# + 2812 A20 9 47 V-FLASH
0R NC BYTE
WE# 7 8 DWE# 10
3680 NC
PCE# 26 37
22uF/16v A CE VCC
Rx4 10K PRD# 28 2777
OE
GND GND PWR# 11 27 0.1u
WE GND1
46
GND2
12
RESET

K M29W800AT-7 GND K
GND

L L

M M

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 39

Electrical Diagrams MPEG DVP320 1606 H14 3716 G7

1614 I12 3717 G8
MPEG Board: Audio & Video Part 2722 B12 3720 I3
2723 B13 3721 K3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
2725 D12 3722 I4
2726 D13 3723 K3
A A
2730 F12 3724 K3
+12V
3609 +5VV 2731 F13 3725 I7
0R
3687 2744 J12 3727 I4
+12V 2778
ASPDIF
3703 2749 5655
COAX
6621 BAS316 3881
0R
+
10R 6606
2745 J13 3728 K3
5615 BAS316 5650
100 3704 0.1uF
FB 3606 3610
6623
22u
R/V 2749 B3 3742 F7
B 100
0R 100k BAS316 GND FB B
2751
3605
Y6 1.8uH
6607
2751 B3 3743 I6
330p 2723 3691

2k2
7617
3683 2722
220p
100pF 150,1%
BAS316 2758 F4 3872 L3
BC857B 150,1%
3602
3K
+
2779
2760 F3 3873 K3
GND
100UF/16V A
GND
GND GND GND
+5VV
2762 G9 3874 J5
C 3603 1k GND
3688 C 2763 F1 3876 G3
3604 4.7K 7633
7616
BC857B
6622
A_MUTE
10R 6608 2764 K5 3877 H3
MUTE 7635
+12VOP BC847B
3607
1N4148
5616 BAS316 5651
G/Y
2765 I3 3879 D2
3879
BC847B 4.7K
Y4 1.8uH
FB 2767 I4 3880 E2
10k 6609
D GND
3686 2725
220p
2726
100pF
3692
BAS316
D 2768 H5 3881 B9
MUTE0
150,1% 150,1%
2769 I9 5615 B13
GND
+ 2811 2810
GND GND 2770 H1 5616 D13
3880
220uF/25V 0.1u
10k GND
3689
+5VV 2778 B9 5617 E13
E 10R E 2779 C8 5620 J13
6610
5617
2796 K5 5650 B15
GND BAS316 5652
B/U 2798 K6 5651 D15
FB
2763 7613A
Y5 1.8uH
2800 K5 5652 E15
8

6611
NJM4558 2731
R 3 5661 3690 2730 3693
+
1
3742 220p 100pF BAS316 2805 F6 5653 J14
+

R_OUT
+

3712
F 3711 2 - FB
150,1% 150,1% F
10uF/25v A 10K
3713
3K3
2805
470R
2806 I6 5655 B4
4

2760
18K
1n
2758
150P
10uF/25v A 3716
10K GND
GND GND GND
2807 L9 5660 H8
+12VOP
A_MUTE 7628
BC847
2762
680p/OPEN 2808 K5 5661 F9
GND 1.5K

3876
GND 3717 2810 E2 5707 J6
GND
G 10k
GND G 2811 E1 6606 B14
TP34
1614
+12VOP
R/V 8
TP37
1606
2813 H2 6607 B14
2768 TP33
+ 2814
220uF/25v A
2813
0.1u
3877
10k 0.1u
7
COAX 6 2814 H1 6608 D14
B/U 6 TP36 5 3602 C6 6609 D14
5
4
H GND
GND TP32
G/Y 4
R_OUT

3
H 3603 C6 6610 E14
8

7613B 2806
2770
3720 3722
5 +
7
3725 5660
L_OUT TP31
3
TP35 L_OUT 2 3604 D5 6611 F14
+

L 6 - 470R FB
CVBS 2 1
3605 B9 6612 J14
+

10K 3K3 4558 10uF/25v A 1 RCA-314

3606 B6 6613 K14
4

10uF/25v A 3727 RCA-414

2767 3743 GND
18K
2765 10K 2769
I 1n
150P A_MUTE 7629
BC847
680p/OPEN GND I 3607 D6 6621 A8
GND
1.5K
3608
3608 I7 6622 C7
GND
GND GND +5VV 3609 A8 6623 B8
3685

10R
3610 B8 7613 F5
6612
GND
5620
3683 C11 7613 H5
J +5VDD BAS316 5653 J
FB
CVBS
3685 J13 7614 L8
7615 1.8uH
VRST 1 16 MUTE0
3874
0R
5707
Y3
2745 3694 6613 3686 D11 7615 K4
RST MUTEC FB/OPEN 3699 2744
33R
ASDAT0
ABCK
3728
3723 33R
2
3
SDATA
SCLK
AOUTA
VA
15
14
L

150,1%
220p 100pF
150,1%
BAS316 3687 A13 7616 C7
ALRCK 3724 33R 4 13
ACLK 3721 33R 5
6
LRCK
MCLK
CS4340
AGND
AOUTB
12
11
R 2798 VCC 7614
3688 C13 7617 B9
K 7
DIF1 REF_GND
10 5 4
GND GND GND K 3689 E13 7628 G8
DIF0 VQ 2808 NC NC GND
8 9 2764 0.1U 6 3
DEM0 FILT GND GND
3873 + 7 2
CS4340A
2796 +
0.1U
+12V 8
GND
IN
GND
OUT
1 +5VDD 3690 F11 7629 I8
OPEN 0.1U
3872 1uF/16V 2800
7805
+
2807
3691 C14 7633 C6
4.7K 16V/1U
GND GND
47UF/16v A 3692 D14 7635 C5
L L 3693 F14 TP31 H12
GND GND
3694 K14 TP32 H12
3699 K11 TP33 H12
3703 B1 TP34 G12
M M 3704 B2 TP35 H13
3711 F3 TP36 H13
3712 F4 TP37 G13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3713 F4
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 40

Personal Notes: Personal Notes:

 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 41

Layout MPEG (3141 013 3181.2)

1600 C10 2763 F4 3660 E5 3877 G4
Components Side 1601 A1 2764 F4 3661 B5 3879 G3
1602 D9 2765 F3 3662 B4 3880 G3
1604 C2 2767 F3 3663 B4 3881 F1
1606 G2 2770 F3 3664 B4 5602 F9
1609 C8 2774 E9 3665 B4 5603 E10
1614 G6 2777 B3 3666 E4 5605 D9
1620 F4 2778 F2 3667 B4 5606 E10
2601 B10 2779 G1 3672 D3 5607 D9
2612 F7 2781 G10 3673 E3 5609 C9
2616 F6 2782 G10 3674 D3 5610 E5
2617 E6 2783 F9 3675 D3 5614 E1
2618 E6 2785 F9 3676 D3 5615 G8
2619 E6 2786 C9 3683 F6 5616 F5
2620 E6 2787 F8 3685 F5 5617 G7
2622 E6 2788 D7 3686 F5 5618 G10
2623 E6 2789 D7 3688 F5 5620 F5
2624 E8 2791 B5 3690 G6 5623 G5
2625 D10 2793 E1 3691 F9 5627 E1
2627 E8 2796 E3 3692 G5 5650 G9
2629 E6 2797 G5 3693 G7 5651 G6
2630 D6 2798 F4 3694 G5 5652 G8
2633 E6 2799 B9 3699 E5 5653 G6
2634 C10 2800 E4 3709 E5 5660 G2
2636 E8 2805 G3 3711 F3 5661 G2
2637 D7 2806 F2 3712 F3 5701 D5
2638 D8 2807 G5 3713 F3 5702 E1
2639 D8 2808 E3 3716 G3 5704 C2
2640 C7 2810 F2 3717 G2 5705 C3
2642 D7 2811 F4 3720 F3 6604 F8
2644 D9 2812 C3 3721 E4 6605 G9
2645 D6 2813 F3 3722 F3 6606 F8
2646 D7 2814 G4 3723 E4 6607 F8
2648 E10 2815 F9 3724 E4 6608 F6
2649 F8 2817 D5 3725 F2 6609 G6
2650 E8 3602 E1 3727 F3 6610 G7
2654 C5 3603 F2 3728 E5 6611 G7
2655 C6 3604 E2 3732 E5 6612 F5
2656 C5 3605 F1 3733 B9 6613 F5
2659 C5 3606 F1 3734 B9 6621 G1
2660 B5 3607 E2 3735 B9 6622 F1
2663 C6 3608 F2 3736 B9 6623 G1
2664 C5 3609 G2 3737 C9 6700 G5
2665 C5 3610 G2 3738 D8 7601 F10
2670 B5 3618 E10 3740 D5 7602 D7
2671 B5 3619 F9 3741 C2 7603 D9
2672 B5 3622 F6 3742 G3 7606 C5
2673 B5 3623 F6 3743 F2 7609 D1
2676 B4 3624 F6 3744 C2 7610 C2
2677 A4 3625 F6 3802 D6 7611 A2
2678 B4 3626 E6 3803 D6 7613 F3
2679 B4 3631 E9 3804 D6 7614 G5
2680 B4 3632 E9 3815 E3 7615 E4
2681 B4 3633 D9 3816 E3 7616 F1
2682 E5 3634 D9 3817 G9 7617 F1
2683 D5 3635 D9 3818 D1 7620 C9
2684 D5 3636 D9 3819 D1 7621 C9
2712 E2 3639 D9 3823 D3 7628 F2
2716 E1 3640 E8 3824 D3 7629 F2
2717 D1 3642 E8 3825 E4 7630 B9
2722 G8 3643 E8 3826 D3 7631 B9
2723 G9 3644 E8 3851 B3 7632 B9
2725 F5 3645 E8 3855 B3 7633 E2
2726 G5 3648 C5 3856 B3 7635 E1
2730 G7 3649 C5 3857 B2 7650 G9
2731 G7 3650 C5 3865 A3 TP11 C8
2744 E5 3653 D5 3872 E4 TP12 C9
2745 F5 3654 D5 3873 E4
2758 F3 3655 C5 3874 G4
2760 F3 3659 B5 3876 G3
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 42

Layout MPEG (3141 013 3181.2)

Bottom Side 2602 C10 3621 E9 TP78 C8
2603 F7 3627 E8 TP79 B8
2606 F9 3629 C9 TP80 D9
2607 E10 3630 C9 TP81 E8
2608 F9 3637 D8 TP82 E8
2610 F7 3638 E9 TP83 D8
2611 E7 3651 D6 TP84 D8
2614 E8 3652 D5 TP85 D9
2615 E7 3656 C2 TP86 C2
2621 E7 3657 C2 TP87 C3
2626 E7 3658 B4 TP88 C2
2628 E6 3669 C3 TP89 C2
2631 D6 3671 D3 TP99 B9
2632 E7 3679 A2
2635 E7 3680 B2
2641 D7 3687 G8
2643 E9 3689 G7
2647 E7 3700 G4
2653 D6 3703 E4
2657 D5 3704 F5
2658 D6 3726 C4
2661 C4 3746 B2
2662 C5 3808 C2
2666 B4 5604 C10
2667 B4 5613 D3
2668 B5 5625 B4
2669 B5 5626 C3
2686 D3 5655 F4
2687 C3 5703 C2
2689 A2 5706 E1
2690 B1 5707 G5
2691 C4 7605 D6
2692 D4 TP01 C10
2693 C4 TP02 B9
2694 D4 TP03 F9
2695 C4 TP05 F8
2696 D4 TP09 G9
2697 D3 TP21 A1
2698 D3 TP22 B1
2699 D4 TP23 B1
2700 D5 TP24 D1
2701 C4 TP25 C1
2702 C3 TP26 B1
2703 D4 TP27 A1
2704 D3 TP28 E9
2705 C2 TP31 G6
2706 C1 TP32 G7
2707 B1 TP33 G8
2708 B1 TP34 G9
2710 D1 TP35 G2
2711 D2 TP36 G3
2713 D1 TP37 G4
2714 D2 TP60 C7
2715 D2 TP61 D7
2719 B10 TP62 D7
2720 C2 TP63 D8
2749 F5 TP64 C7
2751 E5 TP65 C8
2762 G3 TP66 D7
2768 F3 TP67 D8
2769 G2 TP68 B9
2771 C8 TP69 C8
2772 C8 TP70 C9
2775 E9 TP71 C8
2809 D5 TP72 C8
3600 G4 TP73 B9
3601 G5 TP74 B8
3611 G9 TP75 E8
3612 C9 TP76 D7
3620 F7 TP77 C8
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 43

Electrical Diagrams Front DVP320

1 2 3 4 5
1401 E1
VCC
VCC 1402 E2
1405 D4
A *3402 A
2.2K (except /93)
*3401 1406 E4
2.2K (except /93)
750R (for /93)
1K (for /93) 1407 E3
1409 E5
2400 C2
+

+
6402
+-

6401
2401 C2

+-
DIODE-LE
DIODE-LE
-

-
2402 C2
3

3403 2403 E4

3
7401 3404
LED 1 7402
STBY 1
B 470
BC847
BC847 B 3401 A2
470
2

3402 A1

2
GND 3403 B1
3404 B2
3405 VCC VCC
3407 GND 3405 C2
10K 47R 3406 C2
3406 3413 3407 C2
1K 10K 3408 D1
C 6403
1 RC C
2 3409 D2
1

3
2402 3410 D5
IR_RECEIVER 2401 100pF/OPEN 1405
1

+ 2400
3410
3411 E1
100n 2 6405
GND 120R 3412 E2
16V/10U 1 BAS316
VCC HEADER 2
6406
3413 C4
GND 6401 B3
GND 6402 B1
D D
6403 C1
3408 3409
10K 10K 6405 D5
1409
6406 D4
1401 1402
3411
KEY1
3412
KEY2 1407
LED 8
1 7401 B1
SW1 1 1406 KEY1 7
SW-KEY1 1K SW-KEY1 1K SW2 2 KEY2 6
2 7402 B2
1 3
3 2 VCC 5 4
GND 4 5
RC 3 6
POWER DIPMATE
E OPEN/CLOSE 2 E
STBY 1
1

2403
100P HEADER8
GND

1 2 3 4 5
 Electrical Diagrams and Print-layouts DVP320 7. EN 44

Layout Front DVP320 PCB 3141 013 31822 Personal Notes:

Components Side

1401 B6 1406 A1 2400 B4 6403 A4

1402 B8 1407 B2 6401 B5
1405 A2 1409 B9 6402 B5

Copper Side
2401 A4 3401 A4 3404 B5 3407 B4 3410 A3 3413 A2 7401 A6
2402 A8 3402 A5 3405 A4 3408 B7 3411 B7 6405 A3 7402 B5
2403 A8 3403 A6 3406 A4 3409 A8 3412 A8 6406 A3

Note: The screen print is wrong, the number "1" should be "8".
 Circuit descriptions and List of abbreviations DVP320 9. EN 45

8 Electrical alignments
Not available

9 Circuit descriptions
Refer to Service Training SD5.42 MTK. 12NC: 3122 785 12820 for IC MT1379, MT1366, BA5954

9.1 Regulator LD1117DT

9.1.1 Features
• Low drop out voltage (1V Typ)
• 2.85V device performance are suitable for SCSI-2 active
• Output current up to 800 mA
• Fixed output voltage of 2.5V, 2.85V, 3.0V, 3.3V, 5.0V
• Adjustable version availability (Vref=1.25V)
• Internal current and thermal
• Available in ± 1% (at 25 C) and 2% in full temperature range
o

• Supply voltage ejection: 75 dB (Typ)

•
o o
Temperature range: 0 C to 125 C
9.1.2 Description
The LD1117DT33 is a LOW DROP Voltage Regulator able to provide up to 800mA of Output Current, available even in adjustable
version (Vref=1.25V). Concerning fixed versions, are offered the following Output Voltages: 2.5V, 2.85V, 3.0V 3.3V and 5.0V. The
2.85V type is ideal for SCSI-2 lines active termination. The device is supplied in: SOT-223, DPAK, SO-8 and TO-220. The SOT-223
and DPAK surface mount packages optimize the thermal characteristics even offering a relevant space saving effect. High efficiency
is assured by NPN pass transistor. In fact in this case, unlike than PNP one, the Quiescent Current flows mostly into the load. Only a
very common 10mF minimum capacitor is needed for stability. On chip trimming allows the regulator to reach a very tight output
o
voltage tolerance, within ± 1% at 25 C. The ADJUSTABLE LD1117 is pin-to-pin compatible with the other standard Adjustable
voltage regulators maintaining the better performances in terms of Drop and Tolerance.
9.1.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM

9.1.4 Absolute maximum ratings

Absolute Maximum Ratings are those values beyond which damage to the device may occur. Functional operation under these
conditions is not implied. Over the above suggested Max Power Dissipation a Short Circuit could definitively damage the device.
 EN 46 9. DVP320 Circuit descriptions and List of abbreviations

9.1.5 Layout diagrams and ordering numbers (top view)

9.2 NCP302
9.2.1 Description
The NCP302 and NCP303 series are second generation ultra–low current voltage detectors that contain a programmable time delay
generator. These devices are specifically designed for use as reset controllers in portable microprocessor based systems where
extended battery life is paramount.

Each series features a highly accurate under voltage detector with hysteresis and an externally programmable time delay generator.
This combination of features prevents erratic system reset operation.

The NCP302 series consists of complementary output devices that are available with either an active high or active low reset. The
NCP303 series has an open drain N–channel output with an active low reset output.
9.2.2 Features
• Quiescent Current of 0.5 µA Typical
• High Accuracy Under Voltage Threshold of 2.0%
• Externally Programmable Time Delay Generator
• Wide Operating Voltage Range of 0.8 V to 10 V
• Complementary or Open Drain Output
• Active Low or Active High Reset

9.2.3 Typical Applications

• Microprocessor Reset Controller
• Low Battery Detection
• Power Fail Indicator
• Battery Backup Detection
 Circuit descriptions and List of abbreviations DVP320 9. EN 47

9.2.4 Block diagrams

9.2.5 MAXIMUM RATINGS

1. This device series contains ESD protection and exceeds the following tests:
Human Body Model 2000 V per MIL–STD–883, Method 3015.
Machine Model Method 200 V.

2. The maximum package power dissipation limit must not be exceeded.

9.2.6 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

(For all values TA = 25°C, unless otherwise noted.)
 EN 48 9. DVP320 Circuit descriptions and List of abbreviations

9.2.7 OPERATING DESCRIPTION

The NCP302 and NCP303 series devices consist of a precision voltage detector that drives a time delay generator. Figures 37 and 38
show a timing diagram and a typical application. Initially consider that input voltage Vin is at a nominal level and it is greater than the
voltage detector upper threshold (VDET+). The voltage at Pin 5 and capacitor CD will be at the same level as Vin, and the reset
output (Pin 1) will be in the high state for active low devices, or in the low state for active high devices. If there is a power interruption
and Vin becomes significantly deficient, it will fall below the lower detector threshold (VDET–) and the external time delay capacitor
CD will be immediately discharged by an internal N–channel MOSFET that connects to Pin 5. This sequence of events causes the
Reset output to be in the low state for active low devices, or in the high state for active high devices. After completion of the power
interruption, Vin will again return to its nominal level and become greater than the VDET+. The voltage detector will turn off the
N–channel MOSFET and allow pull-up resistor RD to charge external capacitor CD, thus creating a programmable delay for releasing
the reset signal. When the voltage at Pin 5 exceeds the inverter/buffer threshold, typically 0.675 Vin, the reset output will revert back
to its original state. The voltage detector and inverter/buffer have built–in hysteresis to prevent erratic reset operation.
 Spare Parts List DVP320 10. EN 49

5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL QUARTZ 27M

10 Spare Parts List 7601 9322 134 45668 LD1117DT33
7603 9322 187 63668 IC SM BA5954FP(RHM0) R
7611 3141 017 41163 FLASH ASSY GAP-PH
7614 9322 043 00668 MC78L05ACD
10.1 Spare Parts List DVP320/69 7620 9322 133 00685 2SB1132
7621 9322 133 00685 2SB1132
7630 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7631 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7650 9322 199 91685 IC SM NCP302HSN30 (ONSE) R
ACCESSORIES DVP320/69

0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE CINCH/CINCH 1M5 YE/RD/WH

0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL DVP320-RC1 FRONT BOARD DVP320/69

1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON

1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
TECHNICAL SET DVP320/69 1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
Various
6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
0200 3141 017 79963 FRONT ASSY DVP320/69 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0207 3141 011 60761 DOOR SPRING DVP320
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET-PLATE
0211 3141 017 51091 BUTTON POWER PPT DVP320/69
0213 3141 017 79981 BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/69
0216 3140 111 21841 SPEAKER CLIP
0217 3141 011 21941 SHIELD FRAME DVP320
0219 3141 011 21951 SHIELD TOP DVP320
0221 3141 013 20531 WASHER LOADER DVP320
1001 3141 018 04371 DVD TRAVERSE KHM-280AHA (SONY)
1002 3141 018 04382 PBAS MONO BOARD DVP320
1003 3141 018 04392 PBAS FRONT DVP320
1005 3141 018 04931 PBAS PUS GAP MITSUMI WW AU/NZ
1006 8240 008 70121 CD DOOR SWITCH
5001 3141 018 71310 MAINS CORD 1.60M
8001 3141 010 21882 FFC 26P/150/26P 0.5MM FOLDED
8002 3141 010 21911 CWAS 8P/170/8P EH 2.5MM
8003 3141 010 21921 CWAS 6P/225/6P PH 2.0MM
8004 3141 010 21951 CWAS 2POP/50/2PEH
8005 3141 010 21932 CWAS 4P/175/4P EH 2.5MM

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP320/69

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/69

0020 3141 013 20521 CUSHION FOOT DVP320

MONO BOARD DVP320/69

1609 3141 010 30541 CON FPC BOTTOM SM 0.5MM 26P

1620 2422 128 02604 SPPB62010A
 EN 50 10. DVP320 Spare Parts List

7614 9322 043 00668 MC78L05ACD

10.2 Spare Parts List DVP320/75 7620 9322 133 00685 2SB1132
7621 9322 133 00685 2SB1132
7630 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7631 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7650 9322 199 91685 IC SM NCP302HSN30 (ONSE) R
ACCESSORIES DVP320/75

0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE CINCH/CINCH 1M5 YE/RD/WH

0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL DVP320-RC1 FRONT BOARD DVP320/75

1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON

1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
TECHNICAL SET DVP320/75 1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
Various 6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
0200 3141 017 79961 FRONT ASSY DVP320/69 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0207 3141 011 60761 DOOR SPRING DVP320
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET-PLATE
0211 3141 017 51091 BUTTON POWER PPT DVP320/69
0213 3141 017 79981 BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/69
0216 3140 111 21841 SPEAKER CLIP
0217 3141 011 21941 SHIELD FRAME DVP320
0219 3141 011 21951 SHIELD TOP DVP320
0221 3141 013 20531 WASHER LOADER DVP320
1001 3141 018 04371 DVD TRAVERSE KHM-280AHA (SONY)
1002 3141 018 04382 PBAS MONO BOARD DVP320
1003 3141 018 04392 PBAS FRONT DVP320
1005 3141 018 04931 PBAS PUS GAP MITSUMI WW AU/NZ
1006 8240 008 70121 CD DOOR SWITCH
5001 2422 070 98148 MAINSCORD AUS 1M9 BK B
8001 3141 010 21882 FFC 26P/150/26P 0.5MM FOLDED
8002 3141 010 21911 CWAS 8P/170/8P EH 2.5MM
8003 3141 010 21921 CWAS 6P/225/6P PH 2.0MM
8004 3141 010 21951 CWAS 2POP/50/2PEH
8005 3141 010 21932 CWAS 4P/175/4P EH 2.5MM

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP320/75

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/75

0020 3141 013 20521 CUSHION FOOT DVP320

MONO BOARD DVP320/75

1609 3141 010 30541 CON FPC BOTTOM SM 0.5MM 26P

1620 2422 128 02604 SPPB62010A
5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL QUARTZ 27M
7601 9322 134 45668 LD1117DT33
7603 9322 187 63668 IC SM BA5954FP(RHM0) R
7611 3141 017 41163 FLASH ASSY GAP-PH
 Spare Parts List DVP320 10. EN 51

7614 4822 209 33411 MC78L05ACD

10.3 Spare Parts List DVP320/78 7620 4822 130 11565 2SB1132
7621 4822 130 11565 2SB1132
7630 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7631 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7650 9322 199 91685 IC SM NCP302HSN30 (ONSE) R
ACCESSORIES DVP320/78

0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE CINCH/CINCH 1M5 YE/RD/WH

0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL DVP320-RC1 FRONT BOARD DVP320/78

1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON

1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
TECHNICAL SET DVP320/78 1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
Various 6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
0200 3141 017 79961 FRONT ASSY DVP320/69 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0207 3141 011 60761 DOOR SPRING DVP320
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET-PLATE
0211 3141 017 51091 BUTTON POWER PPT DVP320/69
0213 3141 017 51141 BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/78
0216 3140 111 21841 SPEAKER CLIP
0217 3141 011 21941 SHIELD FRAME DVP320
0219 3141 011 21951 SHIELD TOP DVP320
0221 3141 013 20531 WASHER LOADER DVP320
1001 3141 018 04371 DVD TRAVERSE KHM-280AHA (SONY)
1002 3141 018 04382 PBAS MONO BOARD DVP320
1003 3141 018 04392 PBAS FRONT DVP320
1005 3141 018 04931 PBAS PUS GAP MITSUMI WW AU/NZ
1006 4822 276 13963 CD DOOR SWITCH
5001 3141 018 71310 MAINS CORD 1.60M
8001 3141 010 21882 FFC 26P/150/26P 0.5MM FOLDED
8002 3141 010 21911 CWAS 8P/170/8P EH 2.5MM
8003 3141 010 21921 CWAS 6P/225/6P PH 2.0MM
8004 3141 010 21951 CWAS 2POP/50/2PEH
8005 3141 010 21932 CWAS 4P/175/4P EH 2.5MM

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP320/78

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/78

0020 3141 013 20521 CUSHION FOOT DVP320

MONO BOARD DVP320/78

1609 3141 010 30541 CON FPC BOTTOM SM 0.5MM 26P

1620 4822 276 13503 SPPB62010A
5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL QUARTZ 27M
7601 4822 209 17398 LD1117DT33
7603 9322 187 63668 IC SM BA5954FP(RHM0) R
7611 3141 017 41163 FLASH ASSY GAP-PH
 EN 52 10. DVP320 Spare Parts List

7620 9322 133 00685 2SB1132

10.4 Spare Parts List DVP320/93 7621 9322 133 00685 2SB1132
7630 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7631 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7650 9322 199 91685 IC SM NCP302HSN30 (ONSE) R

ACCESSORIES DVP320/93

0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE CINCH/CINCH 1M5 YE/RD/WH FRONT BOARD DVP320/93
0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL DVP320-RC1
1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
TECHNICAL SET DVP320/93 6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
Various 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0200 3141 017 79961 FRONT ASSY DVP320/69
0207 3141 011 60761 DOOR SPRING DVP320
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET-PLATE
0211 3141 017 51091 BUTTON POWER PPT DVP320/69
0216 3140 111 21841 SPEAKER CLIP
0217 3141 011 21941 SHIELD FRAME DVP320
0219 3141 011 21951 SHIELD TOP DVP320
0221 3141 013 20531 WASHER LOADER DVP320
1001 3141 018 04371 DVD TRAVERSE KHM-280AHA (SONY)
1002 3141 018 04382 PBAS MONO BOARD DVP320
1003 3141 018 05051 PBAS FRONT DVP320
1005 3141 018 05041 PBAS PUS GAP MITSUMI WW CH
1006 4822 276 13963 CD DOOR SWITCH
5001 3141 018 71411 MAINS CORD
8001 3141 010 21882 FFC 26P/150/26P 0.5MM FOLDED
8002 3141 010 21911 CWAS 8P/170/8P EH 2.5MM
8003 3141 010 21921 CWAS 6P/225/6P PH 2.0MM
8004 3141 010 21951 CWAS 2POP/50/2PEH
8005 3141 010 21932 CWAS 4P/175/4P EH 2.5MM

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP320/93

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/93

0020 3141 013 20521 CUSHION FOOT DVP320

MONO BOARD DVP320/93

1609 3141 010 30541 CON FPC BOTTOM SM 0.5MM 26P

1620 2422 128 02604 SPPB62010A
5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL QUARTZ 27M
7601 9322 134 45668 LD1117DT33
7603 9322 187 63668 IC SM BA5954FP(RHM0) R
7611 3141 017 41163 FLASH ASSY GAP-PH
7614 9322 043 00668 MC78L05ACD
 Spare Parts List DVP320 10. EN 53

7601 4822 209 17398 LD1117DT33

10.5 Spare Parts List DVP320/00 7603 9322 187 63668 IC SM BA5954FP(RHM0) R
7611 3141 017 41381 FLASH ASSY GAP-PH-OLD-UI
7614 4822 209 33411 MC78L05ACD
7620 4822 130 11565 2SB1132
7621 4822 130 11565 2SB1132
ACCESSORIES DVP320/00 7630 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7631 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE CINCH/CINCH 1M5 YE/RD/WH 7650 9322 199 91685 IC SM NCP302HSN30 (ONSE) R
0382 3141 010 30621 CON ASSY SCART/3CINCH AV
0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL DVP320-RC1
0387 3141 015 26361 IFU DVP320/00
0394 3141 019 10151 CD IFU DVP320 FRONT BOARD DVP320/00

1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON

1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
TECHNICAL SET DVP320/00 1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
Various
6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
0200 3141 017 79961 FRONT ASSY DVP320/69 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0207 3141 011 60761 DOOR SPRING DVP320
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET-PLATE
0211 3141 017 51091 BUTTON POWER PPT DVP320/69
0213 3141 017 79981 BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/69
0216 3140 111 21841 SPEAKER CLIP
0217 3141 011 21941 SHIELD FRAME DVP320
0219 3141 011 21951 SHIELD TOP DVP320
0221 3141 013 20531 WASHER LOADER DVP320
1001 3141 018 04371 DVD TRAVERSE KHM-280AHA (SONY)
1002 3141 018 05091 PBAS MONO BOARD DVP320/00
1003 3141 018 04392 PBAS FRONT DVP320
1005 3141 018 04931 PBAS PUS GAP MITSUMI AU/NZ
1006 4822 276 13963 CD DOOR SWITCH
5001 3141 018 71310 MAINS CORD 1.60M
8001 3141 010 21882 FFC 26P/150/26P 0.5MM FOLDED
8002 3141 010 21911 CWAS 8P/170/8P EH 2.5MM
8003 3141 010 21921 CWAS 6P/225/6P PH 2.0MM
8004 3141 010 21951 CWAS 2POP/50/2PEH
8005 3141 010 21932 CWAS 4P/175/4P EH 2.5MM

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP320/00

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/00

0020 3141 013 20521 CUSHION FOOT DVP320

MONO BOARD DVP320/00

1609 3141 010 30541 CON FPC BOTTOM SM 0.5MM 26P

1620 4822 276 13503 SPPB62010A
5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL QUARTZ 27M FUNDAMENTAL
 EN 54 10. DVP320 Spare Parts List

7603 9322 187 63668 IC ANA OTHERS

10.6 Spare Parts List DVP320/AK 7611 3141 017 41163 IC DIG MOS FL.EEPROM>4MB<=16MB
7614 4822 209 33411 IC ANA VOLT./CURR. REGULATOR
7620 4822 130 11565 TRANSISTOR, >=1W
7621 4822 130 11565 TRANSISTOR, >=1W
7630 3141 018 51690 TRANSISTOR, FET <1W
ACCESSORIES DVP320/AK 7631 3141 018 51690 TRANSISTOR, FET <1W
7650 9322 199 91685 IC ANA OTHERS
0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE, COAXIAL
0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL
0387 3141 015 25461 DOC DIRECTIONS FOR USE
0388 3139 128 73010 ADAPTER, CONNECTOR FRONT BOARD DVP320/AK

1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON

1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
TECHNICAL SET DVP320/AK 1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
Various 6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
0200 3141 017 79961 FRONT PANEL, PLASTIC 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0207 3141 011 60761 SPRING
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET, PLASTIC
0211 3141 017 51091 PUSH BUTTON, PLASTIC
0213 3141 017 51381 HOUSING PART, PLASTIC
0216 3140 111 21841 CLIP, PLASTIC
0217 3141 011 21941 FRAME, STEEL
0219 3141 011 21951 TOP COVER, STEEL
0221 3141 013 20531 RING, STEEL
1001 3141 018 04371 MECH. UNIT, DVD PLAYER
1002 3141 018 04901 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1003 3141 018 04392 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1005 3122 429 00201 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1006 4822 276 13963 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
5001 3141 018 71310 CORD, MAINS
8001 3141 010 21882 FLEXIBLE FOIL CONNECTION
8002 3141 010 21911 CABLE, CONNECTING
8003 3141 010 21921 CABLE, CONNECTING
8004 3141 010 21951 CABLE, CONNECTING
8005 3141 010 21932 CABLE, CONNECTING

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP320/AK

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/AK

0020 3141 013 20521 FOOT, PLASTIC

PBAS MONO BOARD DVP320/AK

1609 3141 010 30541 CONNECTOR, PRINTED CIRCUIT

1620 4822 276 13503 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL
7601 4822 209 17398 IC ANA VOLT./CURR. REGULATOR
 Spare Parts List DVP320 10. EN 55

7603 9322 187 63668 IC ANA OTHERS

10.7 Spare Parts List DVP320/BK 7611 3141 017 41163 IC DIG MOS FL.EEPROM>4MB<=16MB
7614 4822 209 33411 IC ANA VOLT./CURR. REGULATOR
7620 4822 130 11565 TRANSISTOR, >=1W
7621 4822 130 11565 TRANSISTOR, >=1W
7630 3141 018 51690 TRANSISTOR, FET <1W
ACCESSORIES DVP320/BK 7631 3141 018 51690 TRANSISTOR, FET <1W
7650 9322 199 91685 IC ANA OTHERS
0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE, COAXIAL
0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL
0387 3141 015 25461 DOC DIRECTIONS FOR USE
0388 3139 128 73010 ADAPTER, CONNECTOR FRONT BOARD DVP320/BK

1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON

1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
TECHNICAL SET DVP320/BK 1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
Various 6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
0200 3141 017 79961 FRONT PANEL, PLASTIC 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0207 3141 011 60761 SPRING
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET, PLASTIC
0211 3141 017 51091 PUSH BUTTON, PLASTIC
0213 3141 017 51381 HOUSING PART, PLASTIC
0216 3140 111 21841 CLIP, PLASTIC
0217 3141 011 21941 FRAME, STEEL
0219 3141 011 21951 TOP COVER, STEEL
0221 3141 013 20531 RING, STEEL
1001 3141 018 04371 MECH. UNIT, DVD PLAYER
1002 3141 018 04901 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1003 3141 018 04392 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1005 3122 429 00201 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1006 4822 276 13963 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
5001 3141 018 71310 CORD, MAINS
8001 3141 010 21882 FLEXIBLE FOIL CONNECTION
8002 3141 010 21911 CABLE, CONNECTING
8003 3141 010 21921 CABLE, CONNECTING
8004 3141 010 21951 CABLE, CONNECTING
8005 3141 010 21932 CABLE, CONNECTING

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP320/BK

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP320/BK

0020 3141 013 20521 FOOT, PLASTIC

PBAS MONO BOARD DVP320/BK

1609 3141 010 30541 CONNECTOR, PRINTED CIRCUIT

1620 4822 276 13503 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL
7601 4822 209 17398 IC ANA VOLT./CURR. REGULATOR
 EN 56 10. DVP320 Spare Parts List

7603 9322 187 63668 IC SM BA5954FP(RHM0) R

10.8 Spare Parts List DVP323/05 7611 3141 017 41381 FLASH ASSY GAP-PH-OLD-UI
7614 4822 209 33411 MC78L05ACD
7620 4822 130 11565 2SB1132
7621 4822 130 11565 2SB1132
7630 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
ACCESSORIES DVP323/05 7631 3141 018 51690 TRA SM 2SK3018
7650 9322 199 91685 IC SM NCP302HSN30 (ONSE) R
0381 2422 076 00304 CABLE, COAXIAL
0382 3141 010 30621 CON ASSY SCART/3CINCH AV
0384 3141 017 90351 REMOTE CONTROL
0387 3141 015 26461 DOC DIRECTIONS FOR USE FRONT BOARD DVP323/05

1401 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON

1402 2422 128 02496 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
TECHNICAL SET DVP323/05 1407 3141 018 40231 SWI PUSH 2P PSA-22D02LO LUPFUNG
6401 3141 018 51881 LED RED DIF LTL-4221N
6402 3141 018 51711 LED ORANGE
Various 6403 3141 010 50391 IR TSOP4836-LL1 (VISHAY)
0200 3141 017 79961 FRONT PANEL, PLASTIC 8401 3141 010 21941 CWAS 2P/70/2P EH 2.5MM
0207 3141 011 60761 SPRING
0209 3141 011 21971 GASKET, PLASTIC
0211 3141 017 51091 PUSH BUTTON, PLASTIC
0213 3141 017 79981 BOTTOM COVER, PLASTIC
0216 3140 111 21841 CLIP, PLASTIC
0217 3141 011 21941 FRAME, STEEL
0219 3141 011 21951 TOP COVER, STEEL
0221 3141 013 20531 RING, STEEL
1001 3141 018 04371 MECH. UNIT, DVD PLAYER
1002 3141 018 05091 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1003 3141 018 04392 PR.CIRCUIT, DVD PLAYER
1005 3141 018 04931 POWER SUPPLY UNIT
1006 4822 276 13963 SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
5001 4822 321 10713 CORD, MAINS
8001 3141 010 21882 FLEXIBLE FOIL CONNECTION
8002 3141 010 21911 CABLE, CONNECTING
8003 3141 010 21921 CABLE, CONNECTING
8004 3141 010 21951 CABLE, CONNECTING
8005 3141 010 21932 CABLE, CONNECTING

FRONT CABINET ASSY DVP323/05

0010 3141 017 79991 TOP CABINET PPT DVP320/69

0020 3141 017 50561 BUTTON TREE PPT DVP320
0040 3141 017 79971 DOOR ASSY DVP320/69
0050 4822 529 10322 DAMPER ASSY /78
0050 3139 118 73621 DAMPER ASSY /93 /69 /75
0070 3141 013 20581 PC SHEET COVER L DVP320
0080 3141 013 20591 PC SHEET COVER R DVP320
0090 3141 013 10041 FELT 7

BOTTOM CABINET ASSY DVP323/05

0020 3141 013 20521 CUSHION FOOT DVP320

MONO BOARD DVP323/05

1609 3141 010 30541 CON FPC BOTTOM SM 0.5MM 26P

1620 4822 276 13503 SPPB62010A
5701 3141 018 80600 CRYSTAL QUARTZ 27M FUNDAMENTAL
7601 4822 209 17398 LD1117DT33
 Revision List DVP320 11. EN 57

11 Revision List

11.1 Manual 3141 785 1376.1

1. Only for /93 version, change front PCBA board
from 3141 018 04392 to 3141 018 05051. Reduce
series resisters of LED to gain higher luminosity
of LED in front panel in /93 version.
• Resistor 3401 = 1 kilo-ohm;
• Resistor 3402 = 750 ohm
Page 41, 48 update accordingly.

2. For /93 version, change PSU from 3141 018

04531 to 3141 018 05041 before mass production.
Page 48 update accordingly.

3. For /75 version, change PSU from 3141 018

04531 to 3141 018 04931 before mass production.
Page 48 update accordingly.

4. Deleted the ferrite ring (item 5002) except /17

stroke version.
Page 30, 48 update accordingly.

11.2 Manual 3141 785 1376.2

1. Modified cover and add spare parts list of
DVP320/00 to include version /00.

2. Page 39: Correct the layout screen print from

3141 013 04382 to 3141 013 31812

3. Page 48: Change PSU of /93 from 3141 018

05041 to 3141 018 04931; PSU of /69 and /78
from 3141 018 04531 to 3141 018 04931;

11.3 Manual 3141 785 1376.3

1. Add the following information and modified the
cover to include version /BK and /AK
• PCB layout of PSU (EPM) 3122 429 00201;
• Schematics of PSU (EPM) 3122 429 00201;
• Spare partslists of DVP320/AK/BK.

2. Add spare partslist of DVP323/05 to include

model DVP323/05, which is same as DVP320/00
except packaging and mains cord