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9.2 Self-Diagnostic Mode Settings and Display

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1. Power-source related

   * Example display

   * Self-Diagnostic Codes

   No. | Error Display | Error Item | Detection Method
   1 | F61 | Power Amp output error or power supply circuit error | When DCDET is L during normal operation do not POWER OFF normally, immediately set PCNT to L and display F61 error.Do not start demonstrations while error F61 is being displayed.Record content of error occuranceand display content in error detection mode.

2. CD/DVD Changer Mechanism (CR20)

   Step | Operating Procedure | Micro-controller operation, processing, etc.
   1 | Switch the SELECTOR to CD/DVD, close tray without disk |
   2 | Press the [FF] button while holding down the [STOP] button for two seconds or more. Self-diagnostic mode is entered when the [STOP] button is released. | Self-diagnostic mode will not be entered if there is a disk in the tray.
   3 | [T ] is displayed by the front display (FL) panel when entering self-diagnostic mode. |
   4 | Press the [OPEN/CLOSE] button. | Operations below will be continued. While operations are in progress buttons relating to the micro-controller will be ignored. Change disc 1 and open the tray. Close the tray 1 second after opening. Initialize the mechanism. Insert disc 5 in the play position and quit.
   5 | Confirm recorded error content by pressing the [STOP] button while stopped in the self-diagnostic mode and displaying the results of the error check. | Each time the [STOP] button is pressed error item codes are displayed in sequence on the front display panel Example of a DVD module content display: [_DVD_H05_ _]Example of a normal self diagnostic code display:[T_ _ _H02_ _]
   6 | Clear recorded error content by pressing the [STOP] button for 5 seconds or more while stopped in the self-diagnostic mode. | Recorded error content is cleared and the following is shown on the front display panel:[CLEAR] is displayed for one second followed by a return to [T_ _ _ _ _ _ _]
   7 | Cancel self-diagnostic mode by pressing the [POWER] button. | Power is turned off. At the next power on normal operation will resume.

   * If an error occurs while checking the RAM during a micro-controller reset all recorded error detection content will be cleared while initializing the RAM.* By skipping step 4 of the above procedure and moving directly to step 6 it is possible to just display the self-diagnostic codes.* Example display

   * Self-Diagnostic Codes

   No. | Error Display | Error Item | Detection Method
   1 | H15 | OPEN SW error | If there is a failsafe for a SW error that occurs during normal operation it will be recorded and displayed in self-diagnostic mode.
   2 | H16 | CLOSE SW error | SW errors will be detected even in error detection mode.
   3 | H16 | UP SW error |
   4 | H17 | DOWN SW error |
   5 | H27 | POSITION SW error |
   7 | F28 | DISC mount error |
   8 | F29 | DISC unmount error |

   * While stopped in conditions 3 or higher above it is possible to start a CR20 continuous test. Described in detail seperately.

3. Analog Device (AD) input value display

   * Pressing the [PAUSE] button on the main unit after having entered self-diagnostic mode through SELECTOR [DVD/CD] will show the analog device conversion input value on the front display panel.

   * Each time the button is pressed the value will be read again and the display refreshed.

   * Front display Panel:

   Note:

   Empty entries will displays as “00”.

   AD Input | Usage
   AN 14 | Key 1 input : Key input 1
   AN 15 | Key 2 input : Key input 2
   AN 11 | MIC_VR input: MIC VR input

   - Exit the Analog Device input value display mode by cutting off the AC power source and next time could start the device.

4. DVD/CD module

   Step | Operating Procedure | Micro-controller operation, processing, etc.
   1 | Set the SELECTOR to CD/DVD |
   2 | While pressing the [STOP] button on the main unit press [0] button on the remote control | See the “DVD/CD/ Changer Control” section of “Error Display” for a detailed explanation.

   * Since error detection for the DVD/CD module occurs in the system component and is sent through the mechanism component codes are received and displayed at the operating console.* Since self-diagnostic codes for the DVD/CD module duplicate prior audio codes the self-diagnostic codes are displayed prefixed by “DVD”.

   * Self-Diagnostic Codes

   No. | Error Display | Error Explanation | Cause (IC number, etc.)
   1 | F010 | Specified value is larger than the specified parental value. | Disk → IC7001
   2 | F020 | No TT_SRPT (RLBN is 0) | Disk → IC7001
   3 | F021 | TT_SRP number is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   4 | F022 | Specified value is larger than the TT_SRP number | Disk → IC7001
   5 | F023 | No matching SRP for VTSN or VTS_TTN | Disk → IC7001
   6 | F024 | Specified value is larger than TT_SRP.PTT_Ns | Disk → IC7001
   7 | F030 | TTU_SRP number is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   8 | F031 | Specified value is larger than TTU_SRP number | Disk → IC7001
   9 | F040 | SRP1 number is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   10 | F041 | PGCI_SRP number is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   11 | F042 | Specified value is larger than the PGCI_SRP number | Disk → IC7001
   12 | F043 | No matching PGCI_SRP for this Menu ID | Disk → IC7001
   13 | F050 | TMAP_SRP number is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   14 | F051 | Specified value is larger than the TMAP_SRP number | Disk → IC7001
   15 | F052 | Specified TMAP_SA is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   16 | F053 | MAP_EN number is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   17 | F060 | C_POSIT exists, but there is no PGMAP in the PGC | Disk → IC7001
   18 | F061 | C_POSIT exists, but the PG number in the PGC is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   19 | F062 | Specified value is larger than the PG number in the PGC | Disk → IC7001
   20 | F063 | C_POSIT exists, but there is no C_PBIT in the PGC | Disk → IC7001
   21 | F064 | C_POSIT exists, but the PG number in the PGC is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   22 | F065 | Specified Cell number is 0 | Disk → IC7001
   23 | F066 | Specified value is larger than the Cell number in the PGC | Disk → IC7001
   24 | F067 | Must be a block array | Disk → IC7001
   25 | F070 | Is not NV_PCK data | Disk → IC7001
   26 | FOB0 | No Cell number for current search | Disk → IC7001
   27 | F0E0 | No user guide PGC control file for DFD, cannot resolve |
   28 | F0E1 | DFD main micro-controller type not compatible, cannot download |
   29 | F0E2 | DFD download start; PGC playback error |
   30 | F0E3 | Waiting for DFD download completion; PGC playback error |
   31 | F0E4 | AVDEC during DFD download |
   32 | F0E5 | Firmware file read error during DFD download |
   33 | F0E6 | Interpolation check error in read-in DFD firmware |
   34 | F0F0 | No firmware file for DFD; download unnecessary |
   35 | F0F1 | No firmware matching the DFD download parameters; download unnecessary |
   36 | F103 | Illegal Highlight Position | Disk → IC7001
   37 | F4FF | No ACK when requesting forced initialization of panel component | Panel Component → IC6001
   38 | F500 | DSC Error | IC2001
   39 | F501 | DSC Not Ready Error | IC2001
   40 | F502 | DSC Time Out Error | IC2001
   41 | F503 | DSC Communication Failure | IC2001
   42 | F504 | Error adjusting DSC data slice offset | IC2001
   43 | F505 | DSC Attention Error | IC2001
   44 | F506 | Can’t determine media type (invalid media type) | IC2001
   45 | F600 | Can’t access administrative data due to demodulation error | IC7001
   46 | F601 | Undefined sector ID requested | IC7001
   47 | F602 | Can’t’ access LEAD_IN data due to demodulation error | IC7001
   48 | F603 | Can’t access KEY_DET due to demodulation error | IC7001
   49 | F610 | Can’t control ODC | IC7001
   50 | F611 | No CRCOK within the set time period (CD related) | IC7001
   51 | F612 | No CRCOK within the set time period (DVD related) | IC7001
   52 | F620 | Laser safeguard: high temperature condition |
   53 | F621 | Laser safeguard: circuit failure condition |
   54 | F700 | MBX Overflow | System component bug → IC6201
   55 | F701 | Message Command Not Complete Error | System component bug → IC6201
   56 | F702 | Message Command Changed | System component bug → IC6201
   57 | F880 | Task number not relevant | System component bug → IC6201
   58 | F890 | Attempted to send message while sending to an AV task (mailbox overflow, etc.) | System component bug → IC6201
   59 | F891 | Couldn’t send message to AV task (mailbox overflow, etc.) | System component bug → IC6201
   60 | F8A0 | Message command is not relevant | System component bug → IC6201
   61 | F893 | Flash ROM is interpolated | IC6302
   62 | F894 | EEPROM is not normal | IC6303
   63 | F895 | Error in language destination (over D6) |
   64 | F896 | Setting are for a non-existant model (over D6) |
   65 | F897 | Initialization after writing not completing (over D6) |

   No. | Error Display | Error Explanation | Cause (IC number,etc.)
   1 | U11 | Focus servo error |
   2 | H01 | Tray loading error |
   3 | H02 | Spindle server error |
   DSC disk motor error |
   6626 CLVS FAILURE |
   4 | H03 | Traverse motor error |
   5 | H04 | Tracking server error |
   6 | H05 | SEEK timeout error |

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