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SPECIFICATIONS
Tape Format
Power Source
Power Consumption
Video Signal System
Video Recording System
Luminance
Color Signal
Hi-Fi Audio
Recording System
Linear Audio Track
Maximum Recording Time
D-VHS
VHS
Record/Playback System
Video
Audio
Digital
Rewind Time
Video Input
Audio Input
Video Output
Audio Output
Digital Interface
Input/Output
Tuner VHF
UHF
CATV
Operating Temperature
Relative Humidity
RF Channel Output
Weight
Dimensions
Timer Program Capacity
Memory Backup Time
Deck
: VHS NTSC standard with Hi-Fi
audio and D-VHS standard
: 120 V AC ; 60 Hz
: Approx. 25 W (standby 6.0 W)
:
EIA standard ;
NTSC color
: VHS standard/D-VHS standard
: Frequency modulation recording
: Low frequency conversion
sub-carrier phase shift recording
: VHS standard
Azimuth helical scanning system
: 1 track
:
150 min. with DF-300 video cassette (HS)
300 min. with DF-300 video cassette (STD)
:
120 min. with T-120 video cassette (SP)
360 min. with T-120 video cassette (EP)
: 4 heads
:
2 Hi-Fi channels and 1 monoral audio control
: HS 4 heads
STD 2 heads
:
Approx. 43 seconds for T-120 cassette
: 0.5 to 2.0 V(p-p), 75
unbalanced RCA pin Jack
: 346 mV(rms), 47 k
unbalanced RCA pin Jack
: 1.0 V(p-p), 75 unbalanced
RCA pin Jack
: 346 mV(rms), 1 k unbalanced
RCA pin Jack
:
based on IEEE 1394 digital
interface, 4 pin, corresponds to S400
: 54 to 88 MHz, 174 to 216 MHz
: 470 to 806 MHz
: 54 to 88 MHz, 90 to 804 MHz
: 41 °F to 104 °F
: 30 % to 80 %
: Channel 3 or 4 switchable
: Approx. 9.5 lbs (4.3 kg)
: 16.7”(W) × 3.7”(H) × 12.0”(D)
: 1 month programmable
/ 16 programs
: Approx. 30 minutes
: α Deck
• Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.
• Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Only cassettes marked D-VHS or VHS can be used with this video cassette recorder.
MITSUBISHI
2002
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
MITSUBISHI DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC.
9351 Jeronimo Ave. Irvine, California 92618 U.S.A.
Copyright C 2002 Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
MODEL
HS-HD1100U
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - MITSUBISHI

SPECIFICATIONSTape FormatPower SourcePower ConsumptionVideo Signal SystemVideo Recording SystemLuminanceColor SignalHi-Fi AudioRecording SystemLinear

Page 2 - CONTENTS

-6-4. Removal of DECK ASSY1. Remove the Top Cover.(Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.)2. Remove the Front Panel.(Refer to Para. 2 of the DISASSEMBLY

Page 3

acbConnector OSPCB-OPE L-7-CAUTION: BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE ORREPAIR ANY PCB, UNPLUG THE POWERCORD FROM THE A.C. SOURCE.LOCATION OF PRINTCIRCUIT B

Page 4 - GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS

-8-3. PCB-JOG1. Remove the Top Cover.(Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.)2. Remove the Front Panel.(Refer to Para. 2 of the DISASSEMBLY.)3. Unfasten

Page 5 - SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

-9-bASSY PCB-1394/D-VHSShield Cover Spring Earth EMCPart AACover D VHSaPCB HOLDERFig. 104. PCB-1394/D-VHS1. Remove the Top Cover.(Refer to Para. 1 of

Page 6 - PRECAUTIONS

-10-5. PCB-MAIN1. Carry out steps 1 and 2 of “3.Removal of Bottom Panel”of “DISASSEMBLY”2. Remove the Front Panel.(Refer to Para. 2 of the DISASSEMBLY

Page 7 - CONNECTION

-11-Soldering PencilTweezersSolderChipPatternCHIP PARTS REPLACEMENTSome resistors, shorting jumpers (0Ω resistor), ceramiccapacitors, transistors and

Page 8 - DISASSEMBLY

-1-Lightly apply the clothon the UPPER DRUMASSY. Do not move the cloth.Video HeadCleaningCloth!1!2wuy!0 erqtioFig. 1-11. DECK CleaningThe following Pa

Page 9 - 3. Removal of Bottom Panel

-2-aabbFELT RINGCLEANING ARMFig. 2-1aaSTAY PLATEFig. 2-22. Replacement of Major Parts2-1. CLEANING ARM, FELT RINGSET POSITION : Normal(Removal)1. Rele

Page 10 - 4. Removal of DECK ASSY

-3-BACaHole in MAIN PLATE ASSYBOTTOM ASSYWORM WHEELARM (SP)LiftPull outFig. 2-3-1bcdeMAIN PLATE ASSYGroove of MAINPLATE ASSYSide ViewGREASE(MULTEMP AC

Page 11 - 1. PCB-OPE L

-4-aINSERT GUIDE (TU)Fig. 2-4aINSERT GUIDE (SP)Fig. 2-52-4. INSERT GUIDE (TU)SET POSITION : NormalRemove the following parts before replacing the INSE

Page 12 - 3. PCB-JOG

-2-CONTENTSSPECIFICATIONS ...1CONTENTS...

Page 13 - 4. PCB-1394/D-VHS

-5-cdabAMAIN PLATEASSYF/L ARM ASSYF/LBEARINGGREASE(MULTEMP AC-DM)ARM (SP)ARM (TU)GREASE(MULTEMP AC-DM)acbREC LEVERRECSPRINGREC HOLDERFig. 2-6Fig. 2-72

Page 14 - 5. PCB-MAIN

-6-aaLEAD CONNECTORA/C HEAD UNITHeadFig. 2-82-8. A/C HEAD UNITSET POSITION : Normal(Removal)1. Remove the LEAD CONNECTOR of the A/C HEADUNIT shown in

Page 15 - CHIP PARTS REPLACEMENT

-7-2-10.SENSOR COVER (TU) SET POSITION : Normal(Removal)1. Release the catch (a) of the SENSOR COVER (TU)shown in the Fig. 2-10 to remove the SENSORCO

Page 16 - 1. DECK Cleaning

-8-2-12.REV UNIT (TU),REV UNIT (SP)SET POSITION : Upside down(Removal)1. Release the two catches (a) of the REV UNIT (TU)shown in the Fig. 2-12 to rem

Page 17 - 2. Replacement of Major Parts

-9-aAREEL BELTPULLEY BUSHTHRUST WASHERBELT PULLEYPull in the directionof the Arrow (A) toremove it from theSHIFT LEVER.SHIFT SLIDERPULLEY GEAR ASSYSLI

Page 18 - 2-3. BOTTOM ASSY

-10-SLIP ADJUSTERCenter of theBELT PULLEYIDLER UNITMatch the Lug of theSLIP ADJUSTER withthe Center Notch ofthe IDLER UNIT.Apply GREASE(PG-641)to the

Page 19 - 2-5. INSERT GUIDE (SP)

-11-2-15.CAPSTAN BRAKE SPRING, CAPSTANBRAKE ASSYSET POSITION : Upside down(Removal)1. Remove the CAPSTAN BRAKE SPRING shown in theFig. 2-15.2. Remove

Page 20 - REC SPRING

-12-bbcaaLOADING MOTOR ASSY FC HOLDERLOADINGWORMMOTORHOLDERLUG TERMINALWORM WHEELFig. 2-16-1WORM WHEEL LOADING WORMApply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM) to the

Page 21 - 2-9. F/E HEAD

-13-aPINCH ARMCAPPart PartPINCH ASSYMAIN CAMRibABFig. 2-17GREASE(MULTEMP AC-DM)F/L PLATEDOOR ARMARM (TU)MAIN CAMGREASE(MOLYKOTEG PASTE)MAIN PLATEASSYG

Page 22 - 2-11.SENSOR COVER (SP)

-14-Hole MAIN CAMF/L PLATEBossFig. 2-18-2BAbbaaabbBRAKE CAM PLATEMAIN CAMFig. 2-19-170mm40mm130mm99mmBRAKE CAM PLATEBackApply GREASE (MOLYKOTE G PASTE

Page 23 - 2-13.MODE POSITION UNIT

-3-CONTENTS3-2 Check and Adjustment ofFM Envelope ...313-2-1 GUIDE ROLLER Adjustment Check ...31

Page 24 - (Installation)

-15-abcABMAIN PLATE ASSYGUIDE LAMPRemoving Direction Installing DirectionFig. 2-20CBRAKE SPRINGCatchInsert the BRAKE SPRINGunder the Catch.BRAKE (TU)F

Page 25

-16-AaMAIN CAMBRAKE LEVERGREASE(MULTEMP AC-DM)GUIDE ARM (TU)BackGREASE(MULTEMP AC-DM)MAIN PLATE ASSYLB PINBMAIN PLATE ASSYHoleMAIN CAMSHAFTFLANGEof th

Page 26 - BRAKE ASSY

-17-L/D LOCK LEVERFig. 2-22bacBELT HOLDERBRAKE BELT (SP)BELT LEVERREEL DISK (SP side)Fig. 2-232-22.L/D LOCK LEVERSET POSITION : NormalRemove the follo

Page 27 - ASSY, WORM WHEEL

-18-abATENSION ARMREEL DISK (SP side)TENSIONSPRINGTENSAXISHOLDERMAIN PLATE ASSYTHRAUSTWASHERTENSIONLEVERGREASE(MULTEMPAC-DM)aBELT LEVERBELT ADJUSTERFi

Page 28 - 2-18.F/L PLATE, DOOR ARM

-19-aaBRAKE BELT (TU)BRAKE (TU)REEL DISK (TU side)Fig. 2-26(Installation)1. Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM) [859D055O90]to the parts on the MAIN PLATE AS

Page 29 - 2-19.BRAKE CAM PLATE

-20-(Installation)Note : Install the BRAKE BELT (TU) so that its Felt Sidetouches the REEL DISK (TU side).The GREASE applied to the BRAKE CAM PLATEand

Page 30 - 2-20.GUIDE LAMP

-21-CHARGE SPRINGCHARGE ASSYSWING LEVERREEL DISK (SP side)Both Sides(Front/Back)MAIN PLATE ASSYabcBackFrontFig. 2-292-29.CHARGE SPRING, SWING LEVER,CH

Page 31 - BRAKE LEVER

-22-LOADING ARMASSY (TU)MarkLOADING ARMASSY (SP)LOADING ARM ASSY (TU)Apply GREASE (MULTEMP AC-DM) to the parts .Fig. 2-30-3Fig. 2-30-2(Installation

Page 32 - 2-22.L/D LOCK LEVER

-23-A/L LEVERBossFLANGE ofLOADING ARM ASSY (SP)MarkPart withOblique LinesA/L LEVERBackApply GREASE (MOLYKOTE G PASTE) to the parts .Fig. 2-31-2Fig

Page 33 - HOLDER, REEL DISK (SP side)

-24-TAPE GUIDE ASSY (SP) TAPE GUIDE ASSY (TU)Fig. 2-32-1GUIDE CATCHER (SP)GUIDE CATCHER (TU)Front ofMAIN PLATE ASSYBack ofMAIN PLATE ASSYApply GREASE

Page 34 - 2-26.BRAKE BELT (TU)

-4-JSTCLKLIN-INLIN-OUTLMUTELPMODMOTORVNLOSCPBPCPCBPGPLLPRTPSAVEPSLEDPSYNCPWSVPWVQHQVRECREC2RECPBCRESRESPCMREWRISRMSDETRXDSAPINDSCLKSCRSISLDSPSSSSVSYNC

Page 35 - 2-28.SHIFT LEVER

-25-BADRUM CLAMPERHook here to attachDRUM CLAMPERto DRUM ASSY.DRUM ASSYRemovingDirectionInstallingDirectionabDRUM ASSY withDRUM CLAMPERLEAD CONNECTORM

Page 36 - ARM ASSY (TU)

-26-abbcDRUM MOTORSTATORROTOR CASESide View of END RINGThis side down. LEADCONNECTORBRUSHSPRINGBRUSHEND RINGUPPERDRUM ASSYSPACERLOWERDRUM ASSYMark usi

Page 37 - 2-31.A/L LEVER

-27-BROTOR CASEUPPER DRUMASSYFig. 2-34-3ALockSTAY PLATEWORMWHEELHook ofBOTTOM ASSYLockFig. 2-35-1AEND RINGRear Line of MAIN PLATE ASSY Fig. 2-34-2(Ins

Page 38

-28-SILICON COMPOUND(SC102)MAIN PLATE ASSYFig. 2-35-3aAWORM WHEELArrow GUIDE ARM (TU)CAPSTAN MOTORBFig. 2-35-2(Installation)1. Apply SILICON COMPOUND

Page 39 - TAPE GUIDE ASSY (TU)

-29-aaaaSSW HOLDERSSW SLIDERSSW HOLDERSSW SLIDERFig. 2-362-36.SSW HOLDER, SSW SLIDERSET POSITION : Upside downTo access the SSW UNIT, remove the follo

Page 40 - 2-33.DRUM CLAMPER, DRUM ASSY

-30-3. Interchangeability Adjustmentof the MechanismNote 1 : Tracking may need to be preset duringinterchangeability adjustment of the mechanism.Digit

Page 41 - END RING, BRUSH, UPPER DRUM

-31-3-2. Check and Adjustmentof the FM Envelope3-2-1. GUIDE ROLLER Adjustment check1.Play back an alignment tape (NM6KE2 : 859C339O90).2. Preset the t

Page 42 - 2-35.CAPSTAN MOTOR

-32-3-2-4. Coarse Adjustment of Phase1.Play back an alignment tape (NM6KE2 : 859C339O90).2. Preset the tracking.3. Observe the FM Waveform after perfo

Page 43

-33-3-2-6. Tape Running Conditionat the GUIDE ROLLERs (Check 1)1. Play back an Alignment Tape.[NM6KE2: 859C339O90]2. Confirm visually that there is a

Page 44 - 2-36.SSW HOLDER, SSW SLIDER

-34-3-3. A/C HEAD Adjustment 3-3-1. Slant Adjustment of A/C HEAD1. Play back a blank tape.2. Slowly turn the slant adjustment Screw C shown inthe Fig.

Page 45

-1-INTRODUCTIONThis manual provides service information for the adjustmentsof mechanical and electrical operations.Due to design modifications, the se

Page 46 - 3-2. Check and Adjustment

-35-TapeGUIDE POLE (TU)GUIDE PIN (TU)3-4. Phase Adjustment1.Play back an alignment tape (NM3KE6 : 859C339O50). 2. Preset the tracking.3. Loosen the Sc

Page 47

-36-4. Servicing for Tape Jamduring the Loading Process1. Remove the tape if the mechanism part is locked duetangled tape.2. Rotate the WORM WHEEL of

Page 48 - 3-2-7. Tape Running Condition

-37-1. Short-circuit the cathode side of D927 and the GND of the DECK ASSY using the jig shown in Fig. 2.2. Remove the DECK ASSY.3. Connect TP5X and T

Page 49 - 3-3. A/C HEAD Adjustment

-1-ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTSPerform only the alignments required. If proper equipment is not available, do not attempt an alignment.¢¢PRE-ADJUSTMENT SETT

Page 50 - 3-5. Tape wrinkle check

LOCATIONSTP5ATP5BTPHSLTPHSRTP2HTP3YPCB-MAIN (Component side) REAR-2-PCB-HEAD AMP (Component side)

Page 51 - 4. Servicing for Tape Jam

-3-Adjustment purpose[ Servo circuit ]1. Playback SwitchingPointSymptom whenincorrectly adjustedMeasuring instrument and conditionTest pointEXT trigge

Page 52 - DECK OPERATION CHECK

-4-Adjustment purpose[ D-VHS signal circuit]2. D-VHS switching pointSymptom whenincorrectly adjustedMeasuring instrument and conditionTest pointEXT tr

Page 53 - WHEN REPLACING IC5A0

-1-PARTS LIST1. CABINET ASSEMBLYr13!4!3io!026t7!2!1

Page 54 - LOCATIONS

1 968C050O04 TOP COVER ASSY2 669D221O40 SCREW 4 × 12 46LA0053 572D385O10 F/L SPRING4 752C672O60 CASSETTE DOOR ASSY5 701B416O40 FRONT UNIT6 752C671O40

Page 55

-3-!6!5wq!2eq!1!9@0!4!7!3w!8ACCESSORY AACCESSORY B2. PACKING PARTSACCESSORYHow to pack productPack with gloss side out.Fold the corners AA, BB, CC, an

Page 56 - 421 ± 15µs

-2-2. Hot CheckThe test sequence, with reference to the measuringcircuit in the figure is as follows:(1) With switch S1 open, connect the VCR to the m

Page 57 - PARTS LIST

ITEMNO.PARTS NO. PARTS NAMEPACKING PARTSACCESSORYDESCRIPTION-4-1 831D190O30 PACKING SHEET 800X8002 803A570O10 CUSHION3 802B797O20 PACKING CASE11 872C2

Page 58

DECK ASSEMBLY

Page 59 - 2. PACKING PARTS

M-025M-026G-015G-016G-023G-024G-032G-033G-203G-045G-047G-048G-049G-054G-212G-054G-212G-084G-104G-062G-201G-063G-201G-064G-065G-067G-071G-201G-201G-077

Page 60

ITEMPARTS NO.ADDRESSPARTS NAME DESCRIPTIONQt.∗A-022 948B419O01 G-1 DRUM ASSY 1A-023 592B552O10 F-2 DRUM CLAMPER 1A-025 927D027O01 H-2 CLEANING ASSY 1A

Page 61 - DECK ASSEMBLY

G-017G-018G-088G-201G-081G-093G-031G-035G-101G-043G-034G-019G-066G-216G-211G-096G-061G-025G-057G-056G-212G-060G-044G-094G-201G-042M-014M-03112345678AB

Page 62 - DECK ASSEMBLY-1

ITEMPARTS NO.ADDRESSPARTS NAME DESCRIPTIONQt.∗A-028 621C810O10 A-5 H-7 SSW HOLDER 2A-029 622D837O10 A-4 H-6 SSW SLIDER 2G-017 948D089O01 K H-4 LOADING

Page 63

INTEGRATED CIRCUITSIC2A0 270P785O10 IC HA118217NFIC2001 270P671O10 IC AN3360SBIC2002 270P671O10 IC AN3360SBIC3A0 275P410O10 IC AN3662FBPIC5A0 275P824O

Page 64 - DECK ASSEMBLY-2

D809 264P621O20 LIGHT EMITTING DIODE SEL2410E TP2D810 264P621O20 LIGHT EMITTING DIODE SEL2410E TP2D811 264P568O30 DIODE 1SS254D812 264P568O30 DIODE 1S

Page 65

R2028 103P502O20 CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 560Ω-JR2029 103P501O50 CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 150Ω-JR2030 103P501O30 CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 100Ω-JR2031 103P502O70 CHIP

Page 66 - 3. ELECTRICAL PARTS

R3C9 103P493O50 CHIP METAL RESISTOR 1/16W 2.7kΩ-FR3G1 103P505O60 CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 390kΩ-JR5A1 103P504O00 CHIP RESISTOR 1/16W 18kΩ-JR5A3 103P504O00

Page 67

-3-Connecting separate antennas (UHF/VHF)Connecting the TelevisionTo connect separate UHF/VHF antennas to the VCR:1. Disconnect the antennas from the

Page 68

C2D3 141P142O10 CHIP CAPACITOR B25V 0.01µF-KC2D4 141P142O10 CHIP CAPACITOR B25V 0.01µF-KC2D6 154P340O50 CHIP CAPACITOR CH50V 4pF-CC2D7 141P144O20 CHIP

Page 69

C5E5 141P140O60 CHIP CAPACITOR B50V 560pF-KC5E6 141P143O30 CHIP CAPACITOR B16V 0.1µF-KC5J9 141P143O90 CHIP CAPACITOR F50V 0.022µF-ZC5L0 141P142O90 CHI

Page 70

HS-HD1100U BLOCK DIAGRAM (Digital Signal)Deck(HD1100U02051)B-1DIGITALINTERFACEPCB-HEAD AMPPCB-1394/D-VHSTRICKPROCESSOR6566671~8911VideoHeadsHH1817161

Page 71

Luminance Record, Chroma Record HS-HD1100U (Analog Signal)TUNERCHSelectionAGCYNRDetailemphancernonlinear emphasisMainemphasisFM MOD13L-DETVCAMainCONV1

Page 72 - PCB-MAIN

(HD1100U02053)HeadAmpFM AGCPEQIC2A0Luminance / Color SignalSIMPLESDLG,EQYLPFSQPBEQUALIZERNLDEEMPHQ2V15250 52J2A1VIDEOOUTVIDEO OUTBDAPC/ACCDETCK55 54PC

Page 73 - (HD1100U02052)

L-OUTR-OUTHi-Fi and Linear Sound HS-HD1100U (Analog Signal)A-RA-LRECONMIXRECLPFVCOLIMITTERRLHI-FI RECLINEAR PLAYL-INL-CHANNELR-CHANNELPCB-MAINR-IN29

Page 74 - (HD1100U02053)

Q5A5Q5A3373485STBY523Z5A1146from IC3A0REMOAMODE7980SU-SENSTU-SENSPRT29Q5A0Q5A1Protect of Power(SW9,SW5)PWSV Vcc63321716524CP-REVPC1O-LO-ULRISSSESIC5A4

Page 76 - HS-HD1100U (Analog Signal)

N1HS-HD1100UHKEXMJMYEKHMMFMMML MAEEBBHYMEOJHHMXDCMDJGDA DDOGPG5003OSTPDRECMSMCPCB-INTERCONNECTwPCB-MAINe PCB-HEAD AMPPCB-MAINPRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDtrPC

Page 77

N2HS-HD1100UQ901JP910R903D940Q9P3Q9P4R907D905Q903C906C923R924D902R9L1C936L904TPCPMV+30VJP930D914R920C914Q908D931L903C929SW5VSTBY3.3D943R985C985D985Q98

Page 78 - HS-HD1100U

-4-1. Removal of Top Cover1. Remove the two Top Cover fastening screws (a) shownin Fig. 1 and remove the Top Cover in the directionshown by arrow.2. R

Page 79 - (TIME/DIV 5µs)

N3HS-HD1100UIC2001,IC2002 AN3360SBVideo Head SWAudio Head SW/ D-REC SWGND (Video Small Signal)GND (Audio Small Signal)Video Head Amp SWVideo Head Amp

Page 80

N4HS-HD1100UC3F7R3C6C3F4R3C4C3E7C3E6C3F0R3C8L3A1C3E5 C3E4C3E9C3C1A-RA-LC3B8C3C0C3B9R3B9TP1AMC3D9C3E0L3A2C3E1TP3XR3C7R3B8R3G0LIN-INLIN-OUTR3A7R3A5R3A6R

Page 81

N5HS-HD1100U+30VSW9VSW5VAFTVTP12SIFCONV-A-INL01CONVSWC03CHSWC12JP04L04TP11C10C09R03L03R05TU01R04C2B9R2B9Q2A2C2E9R2B7R2A3JP2A3JP2B5TP2JTP2GTP2BTP2ATP2H

Page 82

N6HS-HD1100UIC5A1 BR24C16F-E2/CAT24WC16J-TE13Slave WordAddress ResisterAddressDecoderDataResisterControl Logic16kbit EEPROM ARRAYHigh-VoltageGenerati

Page 83

N7HS-HD1100UIC8A0 µPD16312GB-3BSSERIALI/F6D IN5D OUT8CLK9STBOSC44OSCTIMING GENERATORKEY SCANDISPLAY MEMORY16Bits 5 11WordsKEY DATA MEMORY(4 5 6)10~13

Page 84

N8HS-HD1100UIC5D02 SN74ACT244NSRVcc1234567892OE1Y12A41Y22A31Y32A21Y42A12019181716151413121OE1A12Y41A22Y31A32Y21A42Y1GND1110INPUTOUTPUTYHLXHLZFUNCTION

Page 85

N9HS-HD1100UIC7A06,IC7A10 TC7SZ126FUGNDIN AG32154Vcc OUT YINPUTOUTPUEYLHHZLHTRUTH TABLEAGXLHXZ : IMMATERIAL : HIGH IMPEDANCEIC7A07 TC7WH74FKINPUTOUT

Page 86

N10HS-HD1100UTPNABEDRLEDJ7A05Not EmployedR7C20R7C21L_RSTR/WR7B69R7B68R7B67R7B66R7B50R7B49LINK_INTR7B44R7B43R7B42R7B41R7B39R7B38R7B37R7B27R7B24R7B36R7B

Page 87

N11HS-HD1100UIC5005 SN74LVTH574PWRVcc1234567891Q2Q3Q4Q5Q6Q7Q8QCLK201918171615141312OE1D2D3D4D5D6D7D8DGND1110INPUTSOUTPUTQHLXXHLQ ZFUNCTION TABLE(each

Page 88

N12HS-HD1100UIC3818 SI-3033LSA-TL1VoutTSDGNDVcIN(MIC)IN(PTr)347,85,6IC3819 NJU7018M18234765OUT1OUT2IN 1IN 1IN 2IN 2VDDVSSD3A/HSRFFD/HSLFFSRE

Page 89

-5-a3. Removal of Bottom Panel1. Remove the Top Cover.(Refer to Para. 1 of the DISASSEMBLY.)2. Remove the two fastening screws (a) shown in Fig. 2.3.

Page 90

N13HS-HD1100UCS1RY/BYWPFLASHINBMD14BMD13BMD12BMD11BMD10BMD9BMD8BMD7BMD6BMD5BMD4BMD3BMD2BMD1BMD0BMA20BMA19BMA18BMA17BMA16BMA15BMA14BMA13BMA12BMA11BMA10

Page 91

N14HS-HD1100UC212216B046011891312C9216B0460181821C1514216B0460112D803D824D823D822D821D802D801D804D805D809S801S802S803S805S804S820D812D811D813D814L801C

Page 92

N15HS-HD1100U34F500mA81EEBEE++1+A-IN++21++5030V BTLFSCN.CSDASCLBTAGCCHSW+5411011 201584111122++BE41403231++4645523113611212EB+++BE3112 1011213+10+++E

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