projector dc ds660 20070122 133902 service guide

BenQ DX/S660 Service Manual

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DS660/DX660

SERVICE MANUAL

Caution

Be sure to read this m anual before servicing. To assure safety from fire, electric shock, injury, harm fulradiation and m aterials, various m easures are provided in this Acer DLP projector. Be sure to readcautionary item s described in the m anual to m aintain safety before servicing.

Service W arning

1. W hen replace the lam p, to avoid burns to yor fingers. The lam p becom es too hot.2. Nevr touch the lam p bulbwith a finger or anything else. Never drop it or give it a shock. They m ay cause bursting of the bulb.3. This projector is provided with a high voltage circuit for the lam p. Do not touch the electric parts of powrer unit (m ain), when turn on the pojector.4. Do not touch the exhaust fan, during operation.

Contents

1. Specifications............................................................................................................................................22. Spare Parts List .......................................................................................................................................43. Shipping Cntents......................................................................................................................................54. Projector Dsription....................................................................................................................................65. Rm ote Control Desription.........................................................................................................................96. Insallation................................................................................................................................................117. Operation................................................................................................................................................138. Shutdown................................................................................................................................................219. Maintenance...........................................................................................................................................2210. Lam p Replacem ent..............................................................................................................................2311. Trouble Shooting..................................................................................................................................2512. T im ing Char..........................................................................................................................................3313. DMD Im age Secification.......................................................................................................................3414. Electrical nterface Caracter..................................................................................................................3715. Final Assem bly Alignent Procedure......................................................................................................3916. Pakng Description................................................................................................................................4417. Appearance Description.......................................................................................................................4518. D im ension ............................................................................................................................................4719. Schem atics ..........................................................................................................................................4820. Assy Drawing .......................................................................................................................................85

SPECIFICATIONS AND PARTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOR IMPROVEMENT.


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1. SPECIFICATIONS Projector Specifications

Technical Specifications Note: All specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Service Information Accessories (included in the Standard Package) Description .. Part Number Power cord (EU) 27.82718.281 Power cord (US) 27.01818.000 Power cord (UK) 27.02718.201 Signal Cable 50.J0508.502 Video Cable . 50.J2918.001 S-Video Cable . 50.72920.011 PC PC audio cable 50.74405.501 Soft carrying case . 98.J3402.B11 HDTV cable 50.J7111.501 USB mouse cable .. 50.73213.501 Remote Control .. 98.J3401.B11 3-2 converter .. 22.91007.001 Optional Accessories (not included in the Standard Package) Description .. Part Number Mac adapter (Switchable). 20.20118.A15 210W lamp module.60.J3004.001 Ordering Parts or Getting Information For product information, product assistance, service information, or to order accessories, please see the BENQ corporation website at http://www.BenQ.com.

2. Spare parts list Item No:99.J3477.B11 PROJECTOR BENQ DX660

No PART NO. DESCRIPTION 1 55.J3405.001 PCBA FAN CONTROL/B DX660 2 55.J3408.001 PCBA DC-DC/B DX660 3 60.J3419.001 ASSY PFC MODULE DX660 4 55.J3407.001 PCBA PFC CONTROL/B DX660 5 60.J3477.B11 ASSY ENGINE MODULE DX660-B11 6 55.J3419.001 PCBA THERMAL/B DX660 7 60.J3403.001 ASSY LOWER CASE DX660 8 42.J3415.001 FOOT REAR SILICON BLA. DX660 9 65.J3406.001 ADJUST FOOT FRONT MARS

10 55.J3401.001 PCBA DMD/B DX660 11 55.J3402.001 PCBA MAIN BD DX660 12 60.J3414.001 ASSY OPTICAL ENG. DX660 13 55.J3404.001 PCBA CHIP/B DX660 14 60.J3415.001 ASSY HSG DMD DX660 15 71.01076.001 IC DIGITA IMAG DMD1076-7LGA11 16 60.J3404.001 ASSY BALLAST MODULE DX660 17 60.J3405.001 ASSY REAR FAN HLD MODULE DX66 18 60.J3407.001 ASSY REAR COVER MODULE DX660 19 60.J3409.001 ASSY CAP LENS TRANS. DX660 20 60.J3412.001 ASSY UPPER CASE DX660 21 55.J3403.001 PCBA KEYPAD BD DX660 22 60.J3416.001 ASSY LAMP MODULE U DX660 23 60.J3479.001 ASSY REMOTE+CABLE DXS660-B11 24 27.01018.000 CORD H05VV-F 13A250V 1830MM U 25 27.01818.000 CORD SVT#18*3C 10A125V 1830US 26 27.82718.281 CORD H05VV-F 10A250V EUR BLK 27 50.73213.501 CABLE 4P USB A-B 1800MM BLACK 28 50.J0508.502 SIGNAL/C 15/15P 2500MM/BLK 29 50.J7111.501 CABLE A/V (G.B.R)1800 BLK 784 30 50.72918.001 CABLE A/V RCA(R,W,Y)1500MM 31 50.72920.011 C.A MIN-DIN 4P S-VIDEO W/S 15 32 50.74405.501 CABLE AUD PC99PT284C/PT577C B 33 98.J3401.B11 REMOTE W/LASER DX660-B11 34 98.J3402.B11 SOFT CARRY CASE DX660-B11

Item No: 99.J3877.B11 PROJECTOR DS660

No PART NO. DESCRIPTION 1 55.J3405.001 PCBA FAN CONTROL/B DX660 2 55.J3408.001 PCBA DC-DC/B DX660 3 60.J3419.001 ASSY PFC MODULE DX660 4 55.J3407.001 PCBA PFC CONTROL/B DX660 5 60.J3877.B11 ASSY ENGINE MODULE DS660-B11 6 55.J3419.001 PCBA THERMAL/B DX660 7 60.J3403.001 ASSY LOWER CASE DX660 8 42.J3415.001 FOOT REAR SILICON BLA. DX660 9 65.J3406.001 ADJUST FOOT FRONT MARS 10 60.J3406.011 ASSY INTERFACE MODULE DS660 11 55.J3801.001 PCBA DMD/BD FOR DS660 12 55.J3804.001 PCBA MAIN/BD DS660 13 60.J3410.001 ASSY BOX LAMP DX660 14 60.J3411.001 ASSY BKT BLOWER DX660 15 60.J3414.011 ASSY OPTICAL ENG. DS660 16 55.J3802.001 PCBA DMD CHIP/BD FOR DS660 17 60.J3415.001 ASSY HSG DMD DX660 18 71.08460.000 IC DIGITAL IMAG DMD8460 LGA11 19 60.J3404.001 ASSY BALLAST MODULE DX660 20 60.J3405.001 ASSY REAR FAN HLD MODULE DX660 21 60.J3407.001 ASSY REAR COVER MODULE DX660 22 60.J3409.001 ASSY CAP LENS TRANS. DX660 23 60.J3412.011 ASSY UPPER CASE DS660 24 55.J3403.001 PCBA KEYPAD BD DX660 25 60.J3413.011 ASSY SUB UPPER CASE DS660 26 60.J3416.001 ASSY LAMP MODULE U DX660 27 60.J3417.001 ASSY DOOR LAMP DX660 28 60.J3478.001 ASSY MANUAL+QS DXS660-B11 29 60.J3479.001 ASSY REMOTE+CABLE DXS660-B11 30 98.J3401.B11 REMOTE W/LASER DX660-B11 31 98.J3402.B11 SOFT CARRY CASE DX660-B11


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3. Shipping Contents The Projector is shipped with the cables required for connection to standard PC or laptop computers. Carefully unpack and verify that you have all the items shown below. If any of these items are missing, please contact personnel at the place of purchase.

Optional Accessories 1. Macintosh adapter 2. 210W Lamp module


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4. Projector Description Projector


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External Control Panel


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Adjuster The projector is equipped with 2 quick-release adjuster feet. Push the buttons to adjust its tilt angle. 1. Lift the projector up and press the adjuster button to release the adjuster. 2. The adjuster will drop into position and be locked.

Projector Features

The projector integrates high-performance optical engine projection and a user-friendly design to deliver high reliability and ease of use. The projector offers the following features: Small and light for portability Full-function remote control with laser pointer/ remote mouse function Hight quality manual zoom lens One-key auto-adjustment to display the best picture quality Easy digital keystone correction through hot keys to correct distorted images Adjustable color balance control for data/video display Ultra-high brightness projection lamp Ability to display 16.7 million colors On-screen menus in 8 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean,

Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. Switchable Normal/ Video mode for data/ video display Powerful AV function to provide high quality AV picture HDTV compatibility (YPBPR)

Note: The brightness of the projected image will vary depending on the ambient lighting conditions and contrast/brightness settings.


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5. Remote Control Description The remote control sensors are located in the front/ back of the projector. The distance between the sensor and the remote control should not exceed 6 meters.


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Installing or Replacing Batteries

Caution Avoid excessive heat and humidity. There may be danger of an explosion if batteries are incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturers instructions.


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6. INSTALLATION Screen Size

Place the projector at the required distance from the screen according to the desired picture size (see the table below).

Connecting to Various Equipment HDTV description The projector is capable of displaying various High Definition TV display modes. Some of these sources are: Digital-VHS (D-VHS) player DVD player Satellite Dish HDTV receiver DTV tuners Most of these sources will provide an analog component video output, a standard VGA output, or a YPBPR (default) format. The projector is capable of accepting HDTV data through a YPBPR connector. Use a HDTV cable that came with your projector to display HDTV images. The following standards are supported in the HDTV function: 480i 480p 720p 1080i Please refer to "Menu System" on page 13 for information on the HDTV OSD selections.


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Connecting to Various Equipment It only takes a few seconds to connect your projector to your desktop or notebook computer, VCR, or other systems. However, a Mac adapter (an optional accessory) is needed for connection to Macintosh computers.


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7. OPERATION Start Up

1. Plug the power cord into a wall socket.

2. Turn on the main power switch.

3. Press POWER to start the unit. The back-lit POWER key flashes green and stays green

when the power is turned on

(When the power is turned off, there is a 60-second cooling period before the projector can be re-started.) 4. Switch on all connected equipment.


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Digital Keystone Correction Keystoning refers to the situation where the projected image is noticeably wider at either the top or bottom. To correct this, press KEYSTONE +/- (hot key) on the control panel of the projector or on the remote control, and then adjust the sliding bar labeled Keystone, as needed. Press + to correct keystoning at the top of the image. Press - to correct keystoning at the bottom of the image.

Auto Adjustment In some cases, you may need to optimize the picture quality. To do this, press the AUTO key on the control panel of the projector or on the remote control. Within 3 seconds, the built-in Intelligent Auto Adjustment function will re-adjust settings to provide the best picture quality.


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Source Selection When several input sources are available, press the SOURCE key to make a selection from the control panel of the projector or the remote control.

Menu System Press Menu for the main menu, and then press 3or 4to select a sub-menu. Press Menu again to select items in the sub-menu.


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1. Display Menu


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2. Image Menu


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3. Source Menu


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4. Control Menu


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5. PIP Menu These functions are available only when the input mode is PC and the PIP source is Video or S-Video


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8. Shutdown 1. Press POWER and a warning message will appear. To turn off the projector, press

POWER again.

2. The fan will continue to run for approximately two minutes. 3. Turn off the main power switch.

4. Disconnect the power cord from the wall socket.

Caution Please do not unplug the power cord before POWER is shut down or during the two-minute cooling process. If the projector is not properly shut down, to protect the lamp, the system will detect this and cool the lamp for two minutes automatically before turning on again.


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9. MAINTENANCE Lamp Information

Use and Replacement of the Lamp When the lamp Indicator lights up red or a message appears suggesting the time of lamp replacement, please install a new lamp or consult your dealer. An old lamp could cause a malfunction in the projector and in rare instances may even explode.

Lamp LED Indicators Lamp Life Indicators When the LED lights up red, it is warning you

that lamp usage has exceeded 1500 hours. Replace the projection lamp with a new one immediately.

The Lamp is not properly attached

LED lights up red.

The temperature is too high When the projectors internal temperature is too high for the projector to operate safely, the LED blinks orange and the lamp turns off automatically. The LED keeps blinking while the unit is off. If the LED light is off, the operation and temperature of the projectors lamp are normal.

Caution The LAMP indicator will light up if the lamp becomes too hot. Turn off the power and let the projector cool for 45 minutes. If the LAMP indicator is still red when turning the power on, please contact your dealer.


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10. Lamp Replacement

Caution To reduce the risk of electrical shock, always turn off the projector and disconnect the power cord before changing the lamp


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Caution To reduce the risk of severe burns, allow the projector to cool for at least 45 minutes before replacing the lamp. The reduce the risk of injuries to fingers and damage to internal components, use caution when removing lamp glass that has shattered into sharp pieces. To reduce the risk of injuries to fingers and/or compromising image quality by touching the lens, do not touch the empty lamp compartment when the lamp is removed. This lamp contains mercury. Consult your local hazardous waste regulations to dispose of this lamp in a proper manner.

Resetting Lamp Hours If you replace the lamp after 1500hours of operation, please follow the instructions below within 10 minutes of powering on.

Temp Information When the LED lights up, it is warning you of the following possible problems: 1. The internal temperature is too high. 2. The fans are not working. Turn off the projector and contact qualified service personnel for further help.


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11. TROUBLE SHOOTING Common Problems & Solutions

PROBLEMS TRY THESE SOLUTIONS NO POWER Make sure the power cord is inserted snuged into the AC

adapter socket. Make sure the power cord is inserted snuged into the power

outlet. Toggle the power switch to the position I Wait two minutes after the projector is turned off before

turning the projector back on. NO PICTURE Check for the proper input source.

Ensure all cables are connected properly. Adjust the brightness and contrast. Remove the lens cap.

TRAPEZOID IMAGE ON THE SCREEN

Reposition the unit to improve its angle on the screen. Use the Keystone correction key on the control panel of

the projector or the remote control unit. POOR COLOR Select the correct video system.

Adjust brightness, contrast, or saturation. BLURRED IMAGE Press Auto on the control panel of the projector or the

remote control unit to get better picture quality. Adjust the focus. Reposition the unit to improve its projection angle. Ensure the distance between the unit and screen is within

the adjustment range of the lens. REMOTE CONTROL DOES NOT WORK

Replace the batteries with new ones. Make sure there is no obstacle between the remote

control and the projector. Stand within 4 meters (13 feet) of the projector. Make sure nothing is blocking the front and rear receivers.

Status Messages

On-Screen Messages Description SEARCHING Projector is searching for input. ACQUIRING SIGNAL Projector has identified the input signal and is running the auto

image adjustment function. OUT OF RANGE Input signal frequency exceeds the projectors range. LAMP WARNING CHANGE LAMP AND RESET LAMP TIMER!

The lamp has been in operation for 1400 hours. Install a new lamp for optimal performance.

OUT OF LAMP USAGE TIME. CHANGE THE LAMP!

The lamp has been in operation for 1480 hours, and the power will turn off after 20 hours.

OUT OF LAMP USAGE TIME. YOU HAVE TO CHANGE THE LAMP!

The lamp has been in operation for over 1500 hours. The warning message will display for 30 seconds every 5 minutes after you turn on the projector and the power will turn off automatically after 10 minutes.


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1. Final Assembly Trouble Shooting Guide

Back-LIGHT OK? No STEP:1.Check power core2.Check power board and wire

Yes

System Trouble Shooting Flow Char

Power ON OK?(LAMP ON?)

Yes

No

1.Check lamp door.2.Check thermal switch and wire3.Check 12V Fan and wire4.Check power board and wire5.Check color wheel FPC6.Check screws on color wheel7.Check color wheel motor8.Check DMD driver board and 120 pins connector9.Check Translation board and wire and 50 pins connector10.Check Main board11.Check AV Box connector (if with this option)

No Signal?

No

Yes 1.Check input cable2.Check OSD source set up

Auto Power Off?

No

Yes

1.Check OSD lamp hours2.Check OSD Auto Off setup value3.Check lamp door4.Check 12V fan5.Check thermal status6.Check AV Box connector(if with this option)

Video NG? Yes

No

1.Check AV Box2.Check Video cable

Audio NG?

No

Yes 1.Check AV Box2.Check audio cable

IR Remote ControlNG?

No

Yes

1.Check Remote module battery2.Check Remote module3.Check Translation board4.Check Main board

Pixel Fail?

No

Yes 1.Check DMD chip2.Check DMD board

Image NG?(Raindrops)

No

Yes

1.Check color wheel and Sensor board2.Check DMD chip and holder3.Check DMD conductive elastomers assembling4.Clean DMD conductive elastomers

A


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Image NG?(Blank) Yes

No

1.Check DMD board2.Check color wheel and Sensor board3.Check DMD conductive elastomers4.Check Main and Translation boards

Image NG?(Screen flashing)

No

Yes1.Check color wheel and Sensor board2.Check DMD board3.Check Main and Translation boards

Image NG?(Screen dimmish) Yes

1.Check DMD board2.Check color wheel and Sensor board

No

Image NG?(Freezing) Yes

1.Check color wheel2.Check Sensor board color index signal

No

Image NG?(Missing column bar)

No

Yes 1.Check DMD holder

Image NG?(Screen overlap) Yes

1.Check Main and Translation boards2.Check DMD board


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2. Engine Assembly Trouble Shooting Guide

Blue Edge

1.chk lens housing / DMDhousing Assembly2.chk light pipe assembly3.chk TIR assembly4,change light pipe clip5.change light pipe

Dust

Start

Pixel Failure

1.clean DMD chip2.clean TIR(DMDside)

change projectionlens

Focus NG

Power On

OK

Image Quality

EEPerformance

OpticalPerformance

OK

OK

NG

NG

1.chk CW2.chk DMD/b3.chk Main/b4.chk TR/b

No

No

No

Yes

1.change DMD2.change DMD/b3.clean elastomer

Yes

Yes

Yes

light leakage

No

1.chk DMD baffle2.chk TIR

Yes

NG

SystemTroubleshooting

Guide

Brightness

1.Reset Factory mode, chk DC offset/Gain setup2.chk DMD/b3.clean projection lens4.cleanTIR5.clean optical parts

YesNG

Uniform ity

Contrast

Color

ColorUniform ity

1.Reset Factory mode, chk DC offset/Gain setup2.chk DMD baffle3.change projection lens

Yes

1.Reset Factory mode, chk CW delay2.change CW3.change projection lens

Yes

1.chk TIR2.chk DMD3.chk DMD/b

1.chk TIR2.chk projection lens

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

No


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3. Main Board Trouble Shooting Guide

System no work

a . IC201 bad soldieringb. Flash(IC201) without software inside.c. IC607(Reset IC) function abnormald. IC901 no work.

a. Check IC609 (3.3V) or IC610(2.5V)b. Check MCLK and DCLK

No data signaloutput to DMD BD

The image display"No Signal" when

the input is PC

The ghost Imagedisplay output of

Video input

Couldn't downloadnew software to

MianBD

Remote mousedon't work

Keypad workingabnormally

a. IC901 bad soldiering causing IC901 no work.b. Check IC609(3.3V) or IC610(2.5V).c. Check IC203, IC202 if there was MCLK and DCLK

output to IC901.

Yes

a.Check the mouse of PC is still working normallyb.Check the mouse driver of PC is PS2 compatiblemousec.Replace IC802

a. Replace IC602b. IC901

a.CN605 bad soldieringb.IC901 bad soldieringc.Avbox and MainBD bad connection

a. Check the voltage of IC502, IC503(3.3V),IC501(3.3V), BC537(3.3V)

b. if voltage above are OK, then checkIC611(VSYNC) and IC606(HSYNC) if there werethese two signal or not.

c. Replace IC502

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Check IC613

Check the resisters between IC502 and IC901(RP501RP512)

a.Check soldiering condition of R692.b.IC901 bad soldiering

Check IC612LampLit signal

abnormal

IR doesn't work.

Gray bar abnormal orimage contour(PC input)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

No


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4. Power Supply Trouble Shooting Guide

LINEINPUT110VAC OR220VAC

B1+ B-380VDC

YES CHECK SPS B/D.WHETHER POORSOLDER

NO

B1+ B-154VDC

CHECK PFC B/D.WHETHER POORSOLDER

NO

B1+ B-0VDC

F651OPEN

Q651 DAMAGE(D.S. SHORT)

YES

NO

CHECK R612,R609D610,IC601R611,Q602

CHECK IC651R656,D651BD651,R658R678

NO

YES

CHECK L651L652WHETHERPOOR SOLDER

Q601 DAMAGE(D.S. SHORT)

YES

NO

CHECKPOLARITY :B+ PGND,B1+ B-,C659

YES

YES

NO

CHECKR663,R662,R661,R659,R660,ZD651


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5. Translation Board Trouble Shooting Guide

V C C C P U O K

D S 6 6 0 T r a n s l a t i o n B o a r d T r o u b l e S h o o t i n g G u i d e

V C C , 1 2 Vf u n c t i o n O K ?

Y e s

N o

1 . Q 7 0 52 . Q 7 0 63 . Q 7 0 14 . Q 7 0 2

A b n o r m a lf u n c t i o n

O K ?

Y e s

N o I C 8 0 6

L A M P E N - Sf u n c t i o n O K ?

Y e s

N o 1 . Q 8 0 22 . I C 8 0 5

L A M P _ L I Tf u n c t i o n O K ?

Y e s

N o1 . Q 7 0 72 . Q 7 0 8

I R 0 f u n c t i o nO K ?

Y e s

N o 1 . I C 8 0 22 . I C 8 0 3

P O W E R O N Af u n c t i o n O K ?

Y e s

N o 1 . Q 8 0 32 . Q 7 0 3 , Q 7 0 4

L E D _ 1 ~ 3 ,F A N _ H S O

f u n c t i o n O K ?

V P O S R A I L ,V N E G R A I L

f u n c t i o n O K ?

Y e s

N o I C 8 0 2

N o

1 . Q 1 52 . Q 93 . D 84 . D 1 05 . U 26 . D 1 27 . D 1 18 . D 9

E N D

Y e s


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6. DMD Board Trouble Shooting Guide Check power voltages. Check clocks from oscillator (58 MHz), from ASIC (58 MHz and 116 MHz), from FPGA (9.667

MHz and 2.4 MHz), to Hitachi (14 MHz), to motor controller (9.667 MHz) Verify HSYNC, VSYNC, ACTDATA, SYNCVALID, POWERGOOD, RESETZ from computer or

source at 60 Hz. Verify these signals meet TI specified timing per Hardware ICD. Verify color wheel index running at 120 Hz If no color wheel spinning, check data transfer on the following lines: MTRDATA, MTRCLK,

MTRSELZ. Verify phase lock of color wheel by checking rising edge of Index 275 us after Vsync If previous steps are verified, microcontroller is OK. Verify motor_spin line from microcontroller to FPGA is logic high. Verify hardware LAMPEN to ballast. Lamp type must be set to appropriate type if problems with

getting LAMPLIT appear. 3.5 seconds after LAMPLIT, DMD should become active (unpark) and display an image. Verify reset (HRESETZ, pin 1) from FPGA to microcontroller only goes low once during the lamp

strike period. LAMPLIT should be stable after microcontroller last reset. If everything else verified, but still no image, perform the following checks: Check DMD voltages at output of generation circuits, but also out of SR16 IC (be careful not to

probe on pins or the device could be damaged): VBIAS (22-25v), VRESET (-26V), VCC2 (7.5V). Please attached file for reset waveform.

Check voltage enables from FPGA are active as appropriate. If not, output drivers may be blown from previous probing.

Be sure two reset lines are not tied together or the device WILL be damaged. Verify I2C communication by reading system status and microcontroller version. Verify READY

bit in Status Byte. Set curtain mode to Full Green and verify green is displayed over entire screen. Repeat for Red

and Blue. This checks for functionality of TI electronics between ASIC and DMD. If colors are wrong, check color wheel is spinning the correct direction. Put unit in red curtain

mode and use a photosensor to verify that red is displayed 220 uS after color wheel Index. Use spoke light test register number 0x0E to verify sequence color transitions occur during wheel

spoke interval. See Software ICD for register 0x0E. Other suggestions: Be sure front end electronics are sending one pixel per clock. Elastomer and DMD are aligned properly to pads. Check data transfer on the following lines: PBCLKZ, PBDAT0, PBDAT1. If Color wheel has difficulty in starting or is unstable, the timing capacitors may need to be

adjusted to match the motor parameter.


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12. Timing Chart


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DMD Image Specification 1. SCOPE

This document specifies the image quality requirements applicable to the DLPTM

XGA Component Set. The Component Set provides the DLP

TM XGA Projector with digital imaging functionality based on Digital

Micromirror Device (DMD) technology. 2. Definitions 2.1 Blemish

A blemish is an obstruction, reflection, or refraction of light that is visible, but out of focus in the projected image under specified conditions of inspection (see Table 1). It is caused by a particle, scratch, or other artifact located in the image illumination path.

2.2 Dark pixel A single pixel or mirror that is stuck in the OFF position and is visibly darker than the surrounding pixels.

2.3 Bright pixel A single pixel or mirror that is stuck in the ON position and is visibly brighter than the surrounding pixels.

2.4 Unstable pixel A single pixel or mirror that does not operate in sequence with parameters loaded into memory. The unstable pixel appears to be flickering asynchronously with the image.

2.5 Adjacent pixel Two or more stuck pixels sharing a common border or common point, also referred to as a cluster.

2.6 Streaks Artifact resulting from locallized variation in mirror tilt angle relative to surrounding mirrors. They are similar in appearance to window scratches but appear at the mirror level. Streaks appear as faint diagonal or arcing patterns in the image.

2.7 Sea of Mirrors (SOM)

SOM is a rectangular array of off-state mirrors surrounding the active area. 2.8 Eyecatcher

A small localized light spot which has high spatial frequency and high differential brightness. These are due to various DMD window or window aperture defects including: digs, voids, particles and scratches.

2.9 Border Artifacts All variations of these artifacts are acceptable under this image quality specification. Border artifacts are a general category of image artifacts that may show up on screen in the area outside of the active array. Border artifacts include: Exposed Bond Wires, Exposed Metal 2, and Reflective Edge. 2.9.1 Bond Wires

Bond Wires attach the die to the superstructure. If visible, they will appear as short light


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parallel lines outside of the Sea of Mirrors (SOM). 2.9.2 Exposed Metal 2

Exposed Metal 2 is due to a shift in positioning of either the die or the window aperture which may allow light to be reflected off of the layer of metal 2 that is below the super structure (mirrors). This defect is located at the outer edge of the SOM.

2.9.3 Reflective Edge Reflective Edge is light that may reflect from the edge of the DMDs window aperture onto the projection screen. It will appear as a thin diffuse line outside of the SOM.

2.10 Two Zone Blue 60 Screen The Two Zone Blue 60 screen is used to test for major dark blemishes. Refer to Figure 1 for configuration. All areas of the screen are colored a Microsoft Paintbrush blue 60 (green and red set at 0, blue set at 60). NOTE: If linear degamma is not used then the Microsoft Paintbrush values must be adjusted to match the degamma table being used in order to generate an equivalent blue level on the test screen image.

2.11 Two Zone Gray 10 Screen The Two Zone Gray 10 screen is used to test for major light blemishes. Refer to Figure 1 for configuration. All areas of the screen are colored a Microsoft Paintbrush gray 10 (green, red, and blue set at 10). NOTE: If linear degamma is not used then the Microsoft Paintbrush values must be adjusted to match the degamma table being used in order to generate an equivalent gray level on the test screen image.

3. ACCEPTANCE REQUIREMENTS 3.1 Conditions of Acceptance

All DMD image quality defects must be determined under the following projected image test conditions: a. Projector degamma shall be linear. b. Projector error diffusion shall be off c. Projector brightness and contrast settings shall be set to nominal. d. The diagonal size of the projected image shall be a minimum of 60 inches. e. The projection screen shall be 1X gain. f. The projected image shall be inspected from an 8 feet minimum viewing distance. g. The image shall be in focus during all Table 1 tests.

3.2 Test Sequence Tests shall be run in the sequence listed in Table 1.

TABLE 1. Image Quality Specification SEQ # TEST SCREEN ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

1 Major Dark Blemish

Two Zone Blue 60 1. No blemish will be darker than Microsoft Blue 60 in the Critical Zone

2. 2 blemishes in the Non-Critical Zone 3. No blemish will be > long/diameter


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2 Major Light Blemish Two Zone Gray 10 1. No blemish will be lighter than Microsoft Gray 10 in the Critical Zone

2. 2 blemishes in the Non Critical Zone 3. No blemish will be > long/diameter

3 Eyecatcher Gray 10 1. No eyecatcher will be lighter than Microsoft Gray 10

Streaks Blue 60 Gray 10 White

1. No streaks

Projected Images Any screen 1. No adjacent pixels 2. No bright pixels (Active Area) 3. 1 bright pixel (SOM) 4. 4 dark pixels 5. 6 minor blemishes 6. No DMD window aperture shadowing on

the Active Area 7. No unstable pixels in Active Area

Notes: 1. Projected blemish numbers include the count for the shadow of the artifact in addition to the

artifact itself, so that the count usually represents a single artifact on the window. 2. No blemish shall be more than 5 inches long or have a total area of more than 5 square inches

on a 60 inch diagonal projected image. ( inch for Major Blemish tests) 3. During all Table 1 tests, projected images shall be inspected in accordance with the conditions

of inspection specified in Section 3. 4. The rejection basis for all cosmetic DMD defects (scratches, nicks, particles) will be the

projected image tests referenced in Table 1. 5. Any other image quality issue not specifically defined in this document shall be acceptable. 6. Black screens shall not be used as a basis for rejecting DMDs for image quality.


37

14. Electrical Interface Character Interface Definition

15 pin definition of the mini D-sub male for DDC1/2B protocol

1 56 10

11 15

Pin Definition Pin Definition Pin Definition Pin Definition 1 Red video 2 Green Video 3 Blue Video 4 Monitor ID bit 2 5 Return 6 Red Video Return 7

Green Video Return 8

Blue Video Return

9 +5 Volt Supply (Mandatory Supply)

10 Sync. Return 11 Monitor ID bit 0 12 Bi-directional data (SDA)

13 Horizontal Sync 14 Vertical Sync 15 Data clock (SCL)

Video & Component Input

Pi Definition Pi Definition Pi Definition

1 Composite video input

2 Audio input (left channel)

3 Audio input (right channel)

4 Luminance video input

5 B-Y Chroma input 6 R-Y Chroma input

3.5 mm phone plug is used for stereo audio signal input. S-Video input

Pin Description 1 GND 2 GND 3 Luminance 4 Chroma

Control Port

Component input

4 5 6

Composite input

1 2 3

24

13


38

Pin Description Pin Description 1 Reserved 2 Reserved 3 TX 4 Reserved 5 Reserved 6 Reserved 7 RX 8 GND

8 7 6

5 4 32 1


39

15. Final Assembly Alignment Procedure Unless other specified, all alignments should meet the following conditions: 1. All power on and power off condition should be last for more than 5 minute. i.e. no power on is

permitted if UUT(Unit under test) had not been power off and last for more than 5 minute since last power on.

2. Brightness and contrast should be measured only 5 minute or more after lamp is on. 3. UUT should be placed at a distance ranges from 1.5 to 5 meter. 4. Applied timing should be 1024*768 @65Hz (XGA); 800*600@60Hz (SVGA) Before test, be sure the following configurations are done properly: 1. Turn off light in test chamber. 2. Test chamber condition as per ANSI IT7.215-1992. 3. Connect DSUB cable to Graphics port of UUT. 4. Connect stereo input to stereo input of UUT. 5. Connect RCA terminal to Video input of UUT. 6. Connect S terminal to S-Video input of UUT. 7. Connect AC power cord to UUT.

(A) Video EE Check Equipment: VG828, DVD Player Aspect Ratio: 4:3

Channel Prime Mode Timing Pattern Item Criteria

Gray 0-100% H&V Res. 1 Line Color Hue, Sat need correct

Color Noise Acceptable Smear Not acceptable Linearity As optical spec

PT2 Master Pattern

Jitter, Swing, Snack, Ring, Cross-talk

Only Color Noise Acceptable

PT976 64Gray & Color

Gray & Color Check

64 Step

PT863 Text

EM Character EM distinguish Color Noise Acceptable

* NTSC (H: 15.73KHz, 29.96Hz, I)

Movie Video Essential Gray 0-100% H&V Res. 1 Line Color Hue, Sat need correct

Color Noise Acceptable Smear Not acceptable Linearity As optical spec

Composite Video

PAL (H: 15.63KHz, 25Hz, I)

PT2 Master Pattern


Only Color Noise Acceptable


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Channel Prime Mode

Timing Pattern Item Criteria

Gray 0-100% H&V Res. 1 Line Color Hue, Sat need correct Smear Not acceptable Linearity As optical spec

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


Gray & Color Check

64 Step

PT863 Text

EM Character EM distinguish

* NTSC (H: 15.73KHz, 29.96Hz, I)

Movie Video Essential Gray 0-100% H&V Res. 1 Line Color Hue, Sat need correct Smear Not acceptable Linearity As optical spec

S-Video

PAL (H: 15.63KHz, 25Hz, I)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


Gray & Color Check

64 Step

PT863 Text

EM Character EM distinguish

* NTSC (H: 15.73KHz, 29.96Hz, I)


YcbCr

PAL (H: 15.63KHz, 25Hz, I)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable

YPbPr * 480p (H: 31.54KHz, 60.08Hz, p)


Gray & Color Check

64 Step


41

PT863 Text

EM Character EM Clear


720p (H: 45.00KHz, 60Hz, p)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


1080I (H: 33.75Khz, 30Hz, I)

PT2 Master Pattern


Only interlace jitter acceptable

(B) PC EE Check:

Equipment: Chroma 2250, CL-100 Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Channel Prime

Mode Timing Pattern Item Criteria


PT5 SMPTE 3


Not Acceptable

PT48 32 Gray

Gray Check 32 Step

PT85 Text

Character Clear

ColorTemp@80%Gray

Cool (1) (0.272,0.283) 0.02 Standard (2) (0.281,0.311) 0.02

PT46 10 Gray

Warm (3) (0.313,0.329) 0.02

* 1024*768@85Hz (68.677KHz, 84.997Hz)

Picture Phone Lady

Picture check


DSB

640*400@70Hz (31.47KHz, 70.08Hz)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable

Gray 0-100% 640*480@60Hz

PT2 Master Pattern H&V Res. 1 Line


42

Color Hue, Sat need correct Smear Not acceptable Linearity As optical spec

(31.469KHz, 59.94Hz)


Not Acceptable


640*400@85Hz (43.269KHz, 85.008Hz)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


800*600@60Hz (37.879KHz, 60.317Hz)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


800*600@75Hz (46.875KHz, 75Hz)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


800*600 @85Hz (53.67KHz, 85.06Hz)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


1024*768@60Hz (48.4KHz, 60Hz)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


1024*768@75Hz (60.023KHz, 75.029Hz)

PT2 Master Pattern


Not Acceptable


43

(C) Optical Check Equipment: Chroma 2250, CL-100 Aspect Ratio: 4:3 User OSD setting: (PC), 30 gray

Final Check Step Screen Check Items Acceptance Criteria Equipment

ANSI Lumens >=450@PC mode 1.Brightness

100% W Pattern Uniformity >=70%

2.Contrast Ratio Checker Board ANSI C/R >=130:1 R Pattern Chromaticity Coordinate x, y


44

16. PACKING DESCRIPTION

CTN LBL PRINTING:


45

17. APPEARANCE DESCRIPTION


46

SPEC LBL PRINTING

LAMP LBL PRINTING


47

18. Dimensions

55

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

U5

U6

304-C03 1

DX660 DMD BD

1 12Wednesday, April 17, 2002

BILL WJ CHANG H.C.TSOU

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Title

Size Document Number Rev

Date: Sheet of

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Reviewed By Approved ByPrepared By

120PIN_Connector&Peripherals

01_120PIN_Connector&Peripherals

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1

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SR16ADR0

SR16ADR1

SR16ADR2

SR16ADR3

SR16SEL0

SR16SEL1

SR16MOD0

SR16MOD1

VNEGSEN

SR16VCCE

DMDVCCEN

BINEEN

BINDEN

BINCEN

BINBEN

VCC2EN

VPBSEN

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MWCMD1

MWCMD0

MRCMD0

MRCMD1

MRSEL12Z

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DSTART

DWSCBD

MALSYNC

CTMRDY

MSMPLE

WSMPL

FPGADCLK

TFIELD

TCK

TMS

FPGA_TDO

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Flash

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PBCLKZ

PBDATA1

PBDATA0

PBIRQ

R

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S

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T

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C

W

Y

3

C

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H

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N

C

Z

V

S

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PBCLKZ

PBDATA0

PBDATA1

SDDA[0..31]

SDDB[0..31]

SDA_MCLK

SDB_MCLK

SDA_MCSZ

SDB_MCSZ

DD[0:63]

DMD_DCLK

P3P3V

VDD

PLLRSTZ

SYSRSTZ

MWCMD1

MWCMD0

MRCMD0

MRCMD1

MRSEL12Z

MOENZ

DSTART

DWSCBD

MALSYNC

CTMRDY

MSMPLE

WSMPL

FPGADCLK

TFIELD

TCK

TMS

FPGA_TDO

PBIRQ

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SDRAM

06_SDRAM

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A

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SDDA[0..31]

SDDB[0..31]

SDA_MCLK

SDB_MCLK

SDA_MCSZ

SDB_MCSZ

P3P3V

RESET_Device_A

07_RESET_Device_A

VDD

P12V

VNEGRAIL

VPOSRAIL

RESET_Device_B

08_RESET_Device

VNEGRAIL

SR16CVCC

DMDVCC

VRSTDMDVCCEN

SR16VCCE

VNEGSEN

VDD

RESET_Device_C

09_RESET_Device_C

VPOSRAIL

VBIAS

VCC2

VPBSEN

VCC2EN

BINBEN

BINCEN

BINDEN

BINEENP12V

KSR16C

10_KSR16C

SR16ADR0

SR16ADR1

SR16ADR2

SR16ADR3

SR16SEL0

SR16SEL1

SR16MOD0

SR16MOD1

SR16STRO

MBRST[0:14]

SR16CVCC

VRST

VCC2

VBIAS

80_Pin_Conn*2

11_80_Pin_Conn_2

MBRST[0:14]

DMDVCC

VCC2

VBIAS

LOAD16UROWENZDMDACLKDMDMODE0DMDMODE1COMPLSETLOADZSAC_BUS

DMD_DCLK

DD[0:63]

O

P

D

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D

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C

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CWCTRCWY1CWY2CWY3

VRST

VRST

DMDVCC

VBIAS

VCC2

MB

RS

T[0:14]

DMDVCC

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SR16ADR2

SR16ADR3

SR16SEL1

SR16SEL0

SR16MOD0

SR16MOD1

SR16STRO

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VPBSEN

VCC2EN

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BINCEN

BINDEN

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T

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LAMPLIT

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PBDATA1

TFIELD

SDDB[0..31]

C

L

K

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PLLRSTZ

PBCLKZ

V

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C

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MRSEL12Z

DMD_DCLK

FPGADCLK

SDA_MCLK

A

C

T

D

A

T

A

P

B

C

L

K

Z

TMS

CTMRDY

MSMPLE

MRCMD1

P

B

C

L

K

Z

WSMPL

DD[0:63] DD[0:63] DD[0:63]

SDA_MCSZ

SYSRSTZ

PBDATA0

VSYNCZ

PBDATA0

MALSYNC

SDB_MCLK

DMD_DCLK DMD_DCLK

MRCMD0

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7

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DSTART

PBDATA1

FPGA_TDO

TCK

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N

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DWSCBD

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OPDIODE

CWSPEED

CWCTRCWY1CWY2CWY3

SYNCVALID

P12V VDD P3P3V

VDDP3P3V

VDDP12V

P3P3V

P3P3V

VDDP12VP12V

P3P3V

VDD

TP18E1

1

TP2

E1

1

TP5E11

TP11

E11

TP17E11

TP4E1

1

TP14

E11

TP20E1

1

TP10

E11

TP16E11

TP23E1

1

TP3

E1

1

TP6E1

1

TP19E1

1

TP9E1

1

TP12

E11

TP1

E1

1

TP15

E11

TP22E1

1

TP7E1

1

TP13

E11

TP8E1

1

TP21E1

1

55

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

From CW Sensor20.L2021.003

Power Supply noly for CW Sensor

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GY8

GY6

GY4

GY2

GY5

GY3

GY1

GY7

RV6

RV4

RV2

RV0

RV3

RV5

RV1

RV7

BU6

BU4

BU2

BU0BU1

BU3

BU5

BU7

CLKIN

ACTDATA

VSYNCZCWINDEX

POWERONRESETZ

HSYNCZ

SYNCVALIDLAMPENLAMPLITLAMPSYNC

SCLSDA

IRVCC

IRRCVR2

C

W

V

R

E

F

C

W

S

P

E

E

D

A

CWINDEX

IRRCVR2

IRRCVR2VSYNCZ

5V_SENSORVDD

P3P3V

VDD

P12V

5V_SENSOR

VDD

VDDRX10

47K

C504.7U Z

F5 BEAD

R108

330K

R1072K

CX5

1000P J

U15

LMC7225

1

2

3

5

4

OUTPUT

V+

INPUT+

V-

INPUT-

C3

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C121.047U50V K

C117

0.1U25V Z

C1490.1U25V Z

R180 180

R189 47

R105

10K

C15110P J

R10675K

C1500.1U25V Z

C1224.7U16V Z

C2.047U50V K

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R190

10K

C1184.7U16V Z

C181.047U50V K

U15A

74AHC1G32

1

2

3

5

4

A

B

GND

VCC

Y

C183.047U50V K

R1021M

R1046.8K

+ C13.3U35V

1

2

+ C12022U10V

1

2

U45FM-6038LM

123

O

U

T

G

N

D

V

S

GY[1..8]

RV[0..7]

BU[0..7]

CLKIN

ACTDATA

VSYNCZ

POWERONRESETZ

P3P3V

HSYNCZ

SYNCVALIDLAMPEN

LAMPSYNC

VDD

P12V

LAMPLIT

SCLSDA

OPDIODE

CWSPEED

CWINDEX

55

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

To Page 9

To Page 8

To KSR16C

To U6

To U6

TO DMD

TO SDRAM

TO U6

TO FLASH

TO CPU

TO U

6TO

CPU

TO SDRAM

TO FLASH

TO U6

From CPU

(TO INPUT)

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INIT

TDI

RESETZASYSRSTZ

POWERGOOD

XPROGEN

FL_RSTZ

OEHWBINSEL

SYNCVAL

CWINDEXA

SEQDATA0SEQDATA1SEQDATA2SEQDATA3SEQDATA4SEQDATA5SEQDATA6SEQDATA7

S

E

Q

A

D

R

0

S

E

Q

A

D

R

1

S

E

Q

A

D

R

2

S

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A

D

R

3

S

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A

D

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4

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D

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5

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6

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7

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8

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9

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1

0

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1

1

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A

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R

1

2

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A

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1

3

S

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1

4

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A

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1

5

S

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A

D

R

1

6

S

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Q

A

D

R

1

7

S

D

A

A

1

1

S

D

A

A

1

0

S

D

A

A

9

S

D

A

A

8

S

D

A

A

7

S

D

A

A

6

S

D

A

A

5

S

D

A

A

4

S

D

A

A

3

S

D

A

A

2

S

D

A

A

1

S

D

A

B

4

S

D

A

B

1

1

S

D

A

B

6

S

D

A

B

3

S

D

A

B

8

S

D

A

B

5

S

D

A

B

1

0

S

D

A

B

1

S

D

A

B

2

S

D

A

B

0

S

D

A

B

9

S

D

A

B

7

S

D

A

A

0

BINSEL1

BINABINBBINCBIND

VNEGSEN

SR16MOD0SR16SEL1

SR16ADR3

DMDVCCENSR16ADR0

SR16ADR2

SR16MOD1

SR16STRO

SR16SEL0

SR16ADR1

SR16VCCE

UROWENZA

SAC_BUSA

LAMPSYNC

SYSRSTZ

DMDACLKA

DMDMODE1A

LOADZA

DMDMODE0A

LOAD16ACOMPALSETA

BINSEL0

PWRGOOD

PARK_A

P

A

R

K

_

B

POWERGOOD

POWERGOOD

P3P3V

P3P3V

P3P3V

P3P3V

P3P3VP3P3V

P3P3V

U5

2500911

151147138132128122113109

60593142

141

126140

163167

4046

16447

10036

57120

133116

137564850

150152110115114

98

17123

77108

265578

106130154183205

214253749677990

101119131142160171182194

1

0

3

1

5

9

1

1

2

8

2

8

3

8

4

8

5

8

6

8

7

8

8

8

9

9

1

9

2

9

3

9

4

6

1

6

3

6

4

6

5

6

6

6

8

6

9

7

0

7

1

7

2

7

3

7

4

1

2

1

1

2

4

1

2

5

1

0

5

1

0

7

1

5

5

1

5

6

1

5

7

1

5

8

2

0

6

2

0

7

2

0

8

172202201189188193192198197196195170173176177143144145146

111443813613516916814912712913439454143282724232930212275768081959697989913127615161819201110139

1

7

8

1

7

9

1

8

6

1

6

1

1

6

2

1

6

5

1

6

6

1

7

4

1

7

5

1

8

0

1

8

1

1

8

4

1

8

5

1

9

0

1

9

1

1

9

9

2

0

0

2

0

3

2

0

4

4 5 1

8

7

5

8

6

2

1

4

8

1

5

3

1

1

8

1

1

7

3

2

3

3

3

4

3

5

1 3 5

1

5

2

5

3

5

4

1

0

2

1

0

4

SEQD0SEQD1SEQD2SEQD3SEQD4SEQD5SEQD6SEQD7

MALSYNCCTCRDYMSMPLEWSMPLEBINSEL1

CWSPINBINSEL0

CWINDEXLAMPLITVSYNCZRDY/BSYZSYNCVALHTSTPNTSDRCLKTFIELD

OEHWBINSEL

RSSPARE_INO

HPRSTZM2M1M0PBDATA1PCLKZSYSRSTZRESETZPWRGOODTCKTDITMSCSOINITPROBRAMZVCC1VCC2VCC3VCC4VCC5VCC6VCC7VCC8GND1GND2GND3GND4GND5GND6GND7GND8GND9GND10GND11GND12GND13GND14GND15GND16

D

O

N

E

T

D

O

D

P

W

R

G

O

O

D

S

D

A

B

0

S

D

A

B

1

S

D

A

B

2

S

D

A

B

3

S

D

A

B

4

S

D

A

B

5

S

D

A

B

6

S

D

A

B

7

S

D

A

B

8

S

D

A

B

9

S

D

A

B

1

0

S

D

A

B

1

1

S

D

A

A

0

S

D

A

A

1

S

D

A

A

2

S

D

A

A

3

S

D

A

A

4

S

D

A

A

5

S

D

A

A

6

S

D

A

A

7

S

D

A

A

8

S

D

A

A

9

S

D

A

A

1

0

S

D

A

A

1

1

P

O

R

_

T

E

P

O

R

_

I

R

P

O

R

Z

N

C

1

N

C

2

N

C

3

N

C

4

N

C

5

N

C

6

N

C

7

N

C

8

N

C

9

SR16VCCENSR16STROBE

SR16OENZSR16MODE1SR16MODE0

SR16SEL1SR16SEL0

SR16ADDR3SR16ADDR2SR16ADDR1SR16ADDR0DMDVCCEN

VCC2SENVPBSEN

VNEGSENBINABINBBINCBIND

SYSRSTOZPLLRSTZ

HVSYNCZHRST

CWRSTZLAMPSYNC

LAMPENPBDATA0

CK2MCK10MCK14M

FPGATP2ROM_OEZROM_WEZ

CWINDEXOMWCMD1MWCMD0MRCMD1MRCMD0

MRSEL12ZMOENZ

DSTARTDWSCBD

RASAZCASAZ

WENAZDQMA

RASBZCASBZ

WENBZDQMB

CKEMODE1MODE0

ACLKLOADZ

LOAD16COMPLSET

SAC_BUSSAC_EN

LROWENZUROWENZ

SPARE

A

2

1

A

2

0

A

1

9

S

E

Q

A

0

S

E

Q

A

1

S

E

Q

A

2

S

E

Q

A

3

S

E

Q

A

4

S

E

Q

A

5

S

E

Q

A

6

S

E

Q

A

7

S

E

Q

A

8

S

E

Q

A

9

S

E

Q

A

1

0

S

E

Q

A

1

1

S

E

Q

A

1

2

S

E

Q

A

1

3

S

E

Q

A

1

4

S

E

Q

A

1

5

S

E

Q

A

1

6

S

E

Q

A

1

7

S

E

Q

A

1

8

H

D

C

L

D

C

R

C

L

K

C

C

L

K

F

P

G

A

T

P

1

F

P

G

A

T

P

0

T

R

S

T

Z

T

E

S

T

_

S

E

T

E

S

T

_

C

L

K

T

E

S

T

_

M

O

D

E

N

C

1

0

N

C

1

1

N

C

1

2

N

C

1

3

N

C

1

4

N

C

1

5

N

C

1

6

N

C

1

7

C33

.047U50V K

Q25MMBT2222A

1

3

2

R111 2K

C27

.047U50V K

R23 10K

RP4 471234

8765

R40 1K

C30

.047U50V K

C24

.047U50V K

R205 2K

C34

.047U50V K

R1142K

R148 10K

SW162.40019.001

1 4

2 3

R202 47

RP3 47

1234

8765

C31

.047U50V K

R112 2K

Q26MMBT2222A

1

3

2

R25 10K

R1152K

R24 10K

C25

.047U50V K

C35

.047U50V K

R27 2K

C28

.047U50V K

R116

2K

R109 2K

R26 10K

C32

.047U50V K

R110 1M

C26

.047U50V K

R28 1K

R22 10K

C29

.047U50V K

P3P3V

RESETZ

LAMPLITVSYNCZ

CWINDEX

BINEENBINDEN

BINBENBINCEN

VPBSENVCC2EN

SR16VCCE

VNEGSENDMDVCCEN

SR16MOD1SR16MOD0SR16SEL1SR16SEL0

SR16ADR1

SR16ADR3

SR16ADR0

SR16STRO

SR16ADR2MALSYNC

CTMRDYMSMPLEWSMPL

CWSPIN

HTST_PNT

TMS

TCK

PBCLKZPBDATA1

FPGADCLKTFIELD

FPGA_TDO

P6B5

UROWENZ

SAC_BUSLSETCOMPLOAD16

LOADZDMDACLKDMDMODE0DMDMODE1

RASAZCASAZWENAZDQMARASBZCASBZWENBZDQMBCKE

DWSCBDDSTARTMOENZMRSEL12ZMRCMD0MRCMD1MWCMD0MWCMD1

ROM_OEZROM_WEZ

CK14MC1

H_VSYNCZHRSTZ

CK9P33M1CK2P33M

LAMPEN

SDAB[0..11]

SDAA[0..11]

SEQDATA[0..7]

SEQADR[0..17]

INDEXOUT

SYSRSTZPLLRSTZPBDATA0

LAMPSYNCSYNCVALID

POWERON

55

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

FROM U5

FROM U5

Screw Holes Optical Points

304-C03 1

DX660 DMD BD



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Project Code


FLRESET

SEQADR17SEQADR16SEQADR15SEQADR14SEQADR13SEQADR12SEQADR11SEQADR10SEQADR9SEQADR8SEQADR7SEQADR6SEQADR5SEQADR4SEQADR3SEQADR2SEQADR1SEQADR0

SEQDATA7SEQDATA6SEQDATA5SEQDATA4SEQDATA3SEQDATA2SEQDATA1SEQDATA0

P3P3V

P3P3V

OPOP3

U4

AT49LV002NT-12TC

61011

54

121

3123

1314151617181920

3279

30

2928272625232221

248

A17A16A15A14A13A12A11A10A9A8A7A6A5A4A3A2A1A0

DEWERESETCE

DQ7DQ6DQ5DQ4DQ3DQ2DQ1DQ0

GNDP3P3V

OPOP7

C36.047U50V K

OPOP12

OPOP9

OPOP10

OPOP5

OPOP1

OPOP8

H1

HOLE-V8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

H4

HOLE-V8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

OPOP14

OPOP11

R101 10K

OPOP2

OPOP4

OPOP13

OPOP6

H2

HOLE-V8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

H3

HOLE-V8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

P3P3V

ROM_OEZROM_WEZ

SEQDATA[0..7]

SEQADR[0..17]

55

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

To U5 U6

From U5

From INPUT

From U6

TO U5

From U5

From U5 U6

Motor Pole R99 Open

Ground Guard Protection

FROM U5 FROM U5

3

1 2RB717F

BAT54SWT1

TOP VIEW

FROM U5 TO CPU

R98 R99YES YES 8POLESYES NO 12POLESNO YES 16POLES

No Install for DX660 12 poles motor

304-C03 1

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MD0

HRESETZNMIZ

CK14M

CWTACH

CWSPINAMTRDATAMTRCLKMTRSELZ

CFG1CFG0

FL_VPP

CWY3

CWY2

CWY1

OUTB

CWTACH

CWCTR1OUTC

OUTA

CWCTR

CD1MTRDATAMTRCLKMTRSELZ

CK9P33M

CRES

CSTCWDCD2

BRAKE

ALVDD

MFILT1

HRESETZ

CK9P33MCK14M

HRESETZ_1

HRESETZ

FL_MODE1

D3A

MFILT

C17W

CK14MCK9P33M

CK9P33M

CK14M

HRESETZ

HRESETZ

HRESETZ

VDD

VDD

VDD

VDD

P12V

P12V

VDD

P12V

VDD

VDD

VDD

VDD

VDD

C15 2700P K

C12.047U50V K

C8 4700P K

R15 1.5

C201000P50V J

R98 1K

R218 1M

D7BAT542

1

3

R18

150

R110K

C185600P50V K

R810K

R4560F

R20 1.5

R217 0

C13 1U50V Z

C22

1000P50V J

C4.047U50V K

D6BAT542

1

3

C1651U50V Z

R203560F

C17A

5600P K

R322K

Q1MMBT2222AWT1

1

3

2

R6560F

R16 1.5

R19

150

C143.047U50V K

C190.15U25V K

C7

.047U50V K

R1002K

F2 BEAD

D4BAT542

1

3

C23

1000P50V J

C5.047U50V K

R113M

C1661U50V Z

C17B

5600P K

R292K

C16 0.22U

50V K

R118 1.5

R3

2K

C1641U50V Z

C11.047U50V K

D3RB717F

2

3

1

R5 10K

U17

A8902

115

234

11121314162021222324

58910

17

671819

VBBVDDCD2CWDCSTBRAKEZCRESFILTERSECDRTOSCRESETZCSZCLOCKOATAINCD1

OUTAOUTBOUTC

CWCTR1

CWTACH

GNDAGNDBGNDCGNDD

C140

.047U50V K

U8A

74LVC14A

1 2

1

4

7

U8B

74LVC14A

3 4

1

4

7

U9

HD64F3334

2947

873125638

547

7978

68676665373635343332313010

163

212324251380141516171819

7071727475767764636261605958575554535150494891123940414243444546222728

262052

69

AVCCVCC2VCC1VSS3VSS2VSS1AVSSMD0MD1STBYZ/FVPPP8-5/RDX1P8-4/TXD1

P3-3/D3P3-2/D2P3-1/D1P3-0/D0P7-7P7-6P7-5P7-4P7-3P7-2P7-1P7-0P5-1/RXD0RESZNMIZEXTALP6-0/FTCIP6-2/CAPTAP6-3/CAPTCP6-4/CAPTCP9-7/SDAP8-6/SCLP9-6P9-5P9-4P9-3P9-2/IRQ0P9-1

P3-5/D5P3-6/D6P3-7/D7

P8-0/HA0P8-1/GA20P8-2/CSIZP8-3/IORZ

P1-0/A0P1-1/A1P1-2/A2P1-3/A3P1-4/A4P1-5/A5P1-6/A6P1-7/A7P2-0/A8P2-1/A9

P2-2/A10P2-4/A12P2-5/A13P2-6/A14P2-7/A15

P5-2/SCK0P5-0/TXD0

XTALP4-0/TMCI0P4-1/TMD0

P4-2/TMRI0P4-3/HIRQ11

P4-4/HIRQP4-5/HIRQ12

P4-6/PW0P4-7/PW1

P6-1/FTDAP6-6/IRQ6P6-7/IRQ7

P6-5/CAPTDP9-0P2-3/A11

P3-4/D4

D5BAT542

1

3

C21

1000P50V J

C6.047U50V K

R99 1K

+ C1233.3U35V

1

2

R21

2K R12

150

R2041M

R2

2K

R710K

C10.047U50V K

C9.047U50V K

R1310KVDD

P6B5

PBCLKZPBDATA1

CK2P33MH_VSYNCZINDEXOUT

SDASCL

PBIRQ

HTST_PNTCWSPIN

P12V

CK9P33M1 HRSTZCK14MC1

PBDATA0

VDD

RESETZ

CWY3

CWY2

CWY1

CWCTR

55

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

D D

C C

B B

A A

TO U5

TO U5TO DMD

TO SD

RA

M

TO U5From U5 CPU

TO CPU

From U5

From U5

TO U5

From U5 CPU

TO DMD

FROM U5

FROM U5

TO SDRAM

FROM INPUT

Ground ProtectionTO U5

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DD57A

DD47ADD46ADD45ADD44A

DD39ADD38ADD37ADD36ADD35ADD34ADD33A

DD31ADD30ADD29A

DD27A

DD23ADD22ADD21ADD20ADD19ADD18A

DD15ADD14ADD13ADD12ADD11A

DD9ADD8ADD7ADD6A

DD57

DD5A

DD45

DD56

DD54ADD55A

DD48

DD44DD43DD42DD41DD40DD39


DD29

DD27DD26DD25DD24DD23


DD11DD10DD9DD8

DD6DD5

D2AMKD2A

DMDDCLK1

SDAMCLK1D2AMCLK1

FPGADCLK1

D2AMCSZ1SDAMCSZ1SDBMCSZ1

DD49

DD53DD53A

DD50

DD52A

DD50ADD51DD52

SDBMCLK1

D2A_DCLKDOENZ

GY6

GY4

GY8GY7

GY5

GY3GY2GY1

RV7RV6RV5RV4RV3RV2RV1RV0

BU7BU6BU5BU4BU3BU2BU1BU0

OLACT

D2ATSENZ

TCKTMSTRSTZ

DIG_PLLEN

S

D

D

A

2

2

S

D

D

A

2

0

S

D

D

B

4

S

D

D

B

2

5

S

D

D

A

4

S

D

D

B

2

9

S

D

D

A

5

S

D

D

A

2

9

S

D

D

A

1

4

S

D

D

A

8

S

D

D

A

1

S

D

D

A

9

S

D

D

A

6

S

D

D

A

1

1

S

D

D

B

6

S

D

D

B

2

S

D

D

B

1

4

S

D

D

B

1

2

S

D

D

B

2

0

S

D

D

B

2

4

S

D

D

A

1

3

S

D

D

A

3

S

D

D

A

1

7

S

D

D

B

1

7

S

D

D

A

7

S

D

D

B

1

3

S

D

D

A

1

5

S

D

D

A

3

1

S

D

D

A

2

8

S

D

D

B

0

S

D

D

B

1

0

S

D

D

A

2

7

S

D

D

B

8

S

D

D

B

5

S

D

D

B

1

5

S

D

D

B

2

7

S

D

D

B

2

1

S

D

D

B

1

S

D

D

B

2

8

S

D

D

B

1

9

S

D

D

B

3

0

S

D

D

B

1

6

S

D

D

B

3

S

D

D

A

1

0

S

D

D

A

0

S

D

D

B

7

S

D

D

A

2

6

S

D

D

A

1

9

S

D

D

A

1

2

S

D

D

B

3

1

S

D

D

A

2

1

S

D

D

A

2

5

S

D

D

B

1

1

S

D

D

B

9

S

D

D

B

1

8

S

D

D

B

2

2

S

D

D

B

2

6

S

D

D

A

3

0

S

D

D

A

2

4

S

D

D

B

2

3

S

D

D

A

1

8

S

D

D

A

2

S

D

D

A

2

3

S

D

D

A

1

6

DD[0:63]

D2A_MCSZ

D2A_MCLK

LF

PLLGND

PLLENZPLL_VDD

PLL_VDD

PLL_VDD

LF1

TRSTZ DOENZ PLLENZ

TCK

TMS

D2ATSENZ

PLLGND

LF

CK58M

CK58M

DD60DD61DD62DD63DD63A

DD62ADD61ADD60ADD59ADD58A

DD56ADD55DD54

DD51A

DD49ADD48A

DD47DD46

DD43ADD42ADD41ADD40A

DD38

DD32ADD31DD30

DD26ADD25ADD24A

DD22DD21DD20

DD17ADD16A

DD13DD12

DD10A

DD7

DD4DD4ADD3A DD3DD2A DD2

DD1DD1ADD0DD0A

DD59DD58

D2ADCLK1

DD28DD28A

EN58OSC

CK58MC1VDD58OSC

POWERON

D2A_DCLK

D2AMCKD2

D2A_MCSZ

D2AMCKD2D2A_MCLK

PLL_VDD

PLL_VDD

PLLGND

PLLGND

LF

LF

CK58M

CK58M

PLLENZ

PLLENZ

DOZEN

DOZEN

TRSTZ

TRSTZ

D2ATSENZ

D2ATSENZ

D2A_DCLKD2A_MCLK

D2A_DCLK

D2AMCKD2

D2A_MCSZ

D2AMCKD2

D2A_MCSZD2A_MCLK

VDD

P3P3V

P3P3V VDD

P3P3VP3P3VP3P3V

C61

.047U50V K

R46 47

C71

.047U50V K

C56

.047U50V K

C68

.047U50V K

C43.047U50V K

U6

DPF2A

AE8AF7AD8AE7AF6AC8AD7AE6AF5AC7AD6AE5AF4AC6AD5AE4AC5AD4AC3AB4AC2AB3AA4AC1AB2AA3Y4AB1AA2Y3W4AA1Y2W3Y1W2V3W1V2U3V1T4U2T3U1T2R4T1R3R2R1P4P3P2N2N3M1M2L1M4L2K1L3K2C1D3AC15AE16E4AE21AF22AF17L25M23L26K25L24U25U26T25AD10AC11AE10AF10M25

T

2

3

V

2

6

U

2

4

V

2

5

W

2

6

U

2

3

W

2

5

Y

2

6

W

2

4

Y

2

5

A

A

2

6

W

2

3

Y

2

4

A

A

2

5

A

B

2

6

Y

2

3

A

A

2

4

A

B

2

5

A

C

2

6

A

A

2

3

A

B

2

4

A

D

2

6

A

B

2

3

A

C

2

4

A

C

2

2

A

F

2

4

A

D

2

2

A

C

2

1

A

F

2

3

A

E

2

2

A

D

2

1

A

C

2

0

D

2

0

C

2

1

B

2

2

A

2

3

D

2

1

C

2

2

A

2

4

C

2

3

D

2

4

E

2

3

C

2

6

D

2

5

F

2

3

D

2

6

E

2

5

F

2

4

G

2

3

E

2

6

F

2

5

G

2

4

H

2

3

F

2

6

G

2

5

H

2

4

G

2

6

J

2

4

K

2

3

H

2

6

J

2

5

K

2

4

J

2

6

A

D

2

0

A

C

1

2

A

F

1

1

B

2

3

D

2

H

2

5

K

2

6

M

3

N

2

3

R

2

6

T

2

4

A

C

2

5

A

D

1

A

D

1

1

A

D

1

6

A

D

1

7

A

E

2

3

A

F

3

A

F

9

B

2

C

3

D

4

D

9

J

4

N

4

V

4

A

C

4

A

D

3

A

E

2

A

C

9

D

1

4

A

C

1

3

A

C

1

8

D

1

8

B

2

5

C

2

4

D

2

3

J

2

3

V

2

3

A

C

2

3

A

D

2

4

A

E

2

5

AE19AF20AF19AD18AE20AD19AF21

R23M26

AE13AD13AF12AE12

C4D5A3B4C5D6A4B5C6D7A5B6D8A6B7C8A7B8C9

D10A8B9

C10A9

D11B10C11A10B11D12

E2D1G4E1F3E3

A11H1K4J3H2G1H3G2F1G3H4

AF15AD14AC14AD15AE15

J1K3J2

AF18AC16AE18AE17AC10

P24AE14

P25R24N25AF8

B

1

2

A

1

2

D

1

3

C

1

3

B

1

3

B

1

4

C

1

4

A

1

5

B

1

5

C

1

5

A

1

6

D

1

5

B

1

6

A

1

7

C

1

6

B

1

7

D

1

6

A

1

8

B

1

8

A

1

9

D

1

7

C

1

8

B

1

9

A

2

0

C

1

9

B

2

0

A

2

1

C

2

0

B

2

1

A

2

2

D

1

9

D

2

2

E

2

4

F

4

L

4

M

2

4

N

2

4

T

2

6

U

4

V

2

4

A

C

1

7

A

C

1

9

A

D

1

2

A

D

2

3

A

E

9

A

E

1

1

A

1

A

2

A

1

3

A

1

4

A

2

5

A

2

6

A

D

2

A

D

9

A

D

2

5

A

E

1

A

E

3

A

E

2

4

A

E

2

6

A

F

1

A

F

2

A

F

1

3

A

F

1

4

A

F

2

5

A

F

2

6

B

1

B

3

B

2

4

B

2

6

C

2

C

2

5

N

1

N

2

6

P

1

P

2

6

C

7

C

1

2

C

1

7

F

2

R

2

5

A

F

1

6

L

2

3

P

2

3

DD63DD62DD61DD60DD59DD58DD57DD56DD55DD54DD53DD52DD51DD50DD49DD48DD47DD46DD45DD44DD43DD42DD41DD40DD39DD38DD37DD36DD35DD34DD33DD32DD31DD30DD29DD28DD27DD26DD25DD24DD23DD22DD21DD20DD19DD18DD17DD16DD15DD14DD13DD12DD11DD10

DD9DD8DD7DD6DD5DD4DD3DD2DD1DD0

FSD16PROPTST

PBINTPBDT0

WSMPLMALSYNC

MSMPLTDO

MSC03ZMSC02ZMSC01Z

ACLK5ACLK4ACLK3ACLK2ACLK1

ACLKD2AACLKD2BACLKD2CACLKD2DACLKD2E

M

D

1

-

3

1

M

D

1

-

3

0

M

D

1

-

2

9

M

D

1

-

2

8

M

D

1

-

2

7

M

D

1

-

2

6

M

D

1

-

2

5

M

D

1

-

2

4

M

D

1

-

2

3

M

D

1

-

2

2

M

D

1

-

2

1

M

D

1

-

2

0

M

D

1

-

1

9

M

D

1

-

1

8

M

D

1

-

1

7

M

D

1

-

1

6

M

D

1

-

1

5

M

D

1

-

1

4

M

D

1

-

1

3

M

D

1

-

1

2

M

D

1

-

1

1

M

D

1

-

1

0

M

D

1

-

0

9

M

D

1

-

0

8

M

D

1

-

0

7

M

D

1

-

0

6

M

D

1

-

0

5

M

D

1

-

0

4

M

D

1

-

0

3

M

D

1

-

0

2

M

D

1

-

0

1

M

D

1

-

0

0

M

D

2

-

3

1

M

D

2

-

3

0

M

D

2

-

2

9

M

D

2

-

2

8

M

D

2

-

2

7

M

D

2

-

2

6

M

D

2

-

2

5

M

D

2

-

2

4

M

D

2

-

2

3

M

D

2

-

2

2

M

D

2

-

2

1

M

D

2

-

2

0

M

D

2

-

1

9

M

D

2

-

1

8

M

D

2

-

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