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@PIONEER' the Art of Entertainment @PIONEER' The Art of Entertainment ___ =.:::-_=-=--::=c-~~---~ ORDER NO. ~'~:~;~~[~~~ 9,:0 ~ I I'----~_; ARP2763 PAC - N1C PAC - N10 HAS THE FOLLOWING: Type Power Requirement Remarks ZU DC power supplied from other system component • This manual is applicable to PAC - N1 O/ZU. • This product is an optional product for LaserActive CLD - A1 00. • This manual covers the J Model (PAC-N1) and the ZU Model (PAC-N10) (in Japanese and English). ... This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the C8S~ ual do~it·yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and toois, and have baen trained to properly and safely repair compls)( products such as those covered by this manual. Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and mav void the warranty. If you are not qualWied to perform the repair of this product properly and safely. you should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to II qualified service technician. WARNING Lead in solder used in this product ie listed by the California Health and Welfare agency H II known reproductive toxicant which may cause birth defects or other reproductive harm (California Heah:h &; Safety Cod,. Section 25249.51. When aervicing or handling circutt boarcta and other oompcments which contain lead in .alder, avoid unprotected akin contact with the solder. AJe,o, when soldering do not inhale any smoke or fum •• produced. CONTENTS 1. EXPLODED VIEWS, PACKING AND PARTS LIST ... 2 2. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................. 4 PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku. Tokyo 153. Japan PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE INC. PO Box 1760, Long Beach, California 90801 USA. PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANADA, INC. 300 Allstate Parkway Markham, Ontario L3R OP2 Canada PIONEER ELECTRONIC [EUROPE] N.V. Haven 1087 Keetberglaan 1. 9120 Melsele. Belgium PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. 178-184 Boundary Road, Braeside. Victoria 3195, Australia TEL [03} 580-9911 rA PlnI\U=J:R J:I J:l"TRnNIl" l"nRPnR4TlnN 1QQ~ I 2 I 3 1. ~f¥H~ CmJ~~, :g~d1~/ EXPLODED VIEWS, PACKING AND PARTS LIST • NSPI"[lO)$,5'i,tj:, -ij"-t::'.::<.ffH1B.i'ol'tj:.1!Jw*i:tA.. o ~JE-::l"l1mjlljc L,l1#ial'~*i:tho A • LtI"[lO)$.i'o,j:, ~:3tJ:.~~1J'gB,5'i,l'"9o xJ~"9~c:~'j:, ~:3tsJ:tftl.Ii~MHi¥O)t.:~1Z'9'1IiitEO)gB.i'o~'::1~ffl<t':c~q,\o A • @1"[lO)$.i'o'j:, #tiat:llifr..'l ~~"9 ~ 7J', ~-@;-,: J: -::ll tj:{#ta ~ sl!lT'J "9 ~ ;: C: tis .) *"90 NOTES: • Parts marked by "NSF" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List, e The'&' mark found on some component parts iruJicates the importance ofthe safety pctor ofthe part, Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation, • Parts marked by " @" are not always kept in stock, Their delivery time may be longer than usual or they may be unavailable, ..... • mJ'22~ (l)lm8b~/Parts List of Packing - ?-7 No. :g #J; gB8IJii=-i5- ?-'i No. :g f~ $8IJii=-i5- Mark No. Description Parts No. Mark No. Description Parts No. NSP 1 -l;J--t:'.::<. :3i-Y~'7-7 (PAC-NI) ARY'-OlO NSP 6 #') /-7 0NINYL BAG DHLI077 NSP I WARRANTY CARD (PAC-NIO) ARYl 044 NSP 7 ;1< 1) / -7 ° 100*230*0.018 Z2]-01O NSP 2 *~ 3 ry ~ 3 (PAC-Nt Only) ARYI036 (PAC-Nl Only) 3 ~ ~ l~ Y r/UNDER PAD DHA1238 8 '/'/' ,1' - iv/CARTON DHFI033 4 j-. 1) 7 '/ 7J -{1:c '/ ;) -{ ~ 3 N DRAI2S0 9 '.l j-.J{:J N(PAC-Nl) DHGlS05 B (PAC-Nl) 9 CASE N (PAC-NIO) DHGlSI5 B 4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS N DRBIl44 10 "7 A ~ 7-AN (PAC-NI) DHGl527 (English) (PAC-NlO) 10 MASTER CASE N(ZU) (PAC-N1O) DHGl529 5 :1/r[1-M~'/ r'N/CONTROL PAD N DXX211 0 II ~7-"7'/r770!MIRROR MAT BAG DHLI081 • mI'22~/Packing ... c c - - D D 2 ...., 1 2 I 3 2 PAC-NID • ~M~O)~~~~/Parts List of Exploded Views ?-? No. ~ f1fi 15B&-'o~i} ?-? No. ~ fJ\ l5B &-'0 ~ i} Mark No. Descri~tion Parts No. Mark No. Descri~tion Parts No. N MAIN ASSY (PAC-NI) DWGI399 12 if 1 FN/GUIDE N DNK2746 A N MAIN ASSY (PAC-NIO) DWGI400 13 o 'J '7 v/{N/LOCK LEVER N DNK2796 A 2 70"/rJ~;f.)vN ASSY-S (PAC-Nl) DXX2126 14 N7[; 0:; - )v(L) IN HOLOGRAM DRWI489 2 FRONT PANEL N ASSY-S DXX2128 SEAL (L) (PAC-NIO) 15 N 7[; 0 :; - )v(R) IN HOLOGRAM DRW1490 3 jJ )i '7 ;f. '//SCREW DBA!070 SEAL (R) NSP 4 :; l' -:; /CHASSIS DNAI [28 16 C:;-)v DRWI508 5 1) 7 /~;f.)v N (PAC-NI) DNC1323 16 C SEAL (ZU) DRWI512 5 REAR PANEL N (PAC-NIO) DNCI330 NSP 17 65 LABEL (PAC-NIO Only) ORWI069 6 7j{"/;f. 'J r /BONNET DNEI210 18 ;f. '//SCREW BPZ26P080FNI - 7 AT1N/STAY N DNK2747 19 ;f. '//SCREW PMZ26PI00FMC - 8 77 T l' 7'1\' '/ f/ACTIVE BADGE DAMI059 20 ;f. '//SCREW BBZ26P080FZK 9 a '/ 7 7v- r ;{;f./LOCK DBH1232 21 ;f. '//SCREW BPZ26P060FNI PLA TE SPRING 22 LH;f. '//SCREW Z39-023 NSP !O 70 /' r/~;f.)vN (PAC-Nl) DNK2744 23 :J;f.'77'+'f'J7/CONNECTOR CAP DNK2821 NSP 10 FRONT PANEL N (ZU) (PAC-N1O) DNK2782 11 a '/ 7 7"v- rN/LOCK PLATE N DNK2745 8 • ~M~/Exploded Views 8 - - c c - -- o D 3 1 I • ...... PAC-Nl0 2. SPECIFICATIONS Input/output terminal: Others TurboChip terminal (exclusive for Turbo Grafx-16) Weight ...... 1.1 kg (excluding the Control Pad) Control Pad terminal Dimensions ... 160 (W) x 253 (D) x 40 (H) mm LaserActive terminal Allowable operating temperature'" + 5 to + 35°C Allowable operating humidity··· 5 to 85% (no con­ Available software: densation) LD-ROM2 (30 cm, 20 cm) Rating SUPER CD-ROM (for Turbo Grafx-161 Power DC +8.5 V 100mA CD-ROM (for Turbo Grafx-161 Power DC -8.5 V 100mA TurboChips (for Turbo Grafx-161 Power DC + 5 V 600mA LaserDisc (30 cm, 20 cm) Accessory ............... Control Pad (CPD-N 10) CD VIDEO LD with TOC (30 cm, 20 cm) Compact Disc (12 cm, 8 cm) CD VIDEO SINGLE (12 cm) CD-G (CD graphics) Depending on the type of repair, the data saved in the internal back-up RAM may be lost. As the contents of the lost data cannot be secured, please take proper steps beforehand to ensure that data are not lost. 4 .
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