Service manual

10 . Connection locations and interface signal
identification
Shown below is the breakdown view of the system after
removeing the five screws. Connector numbers are i ndi cated.
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the other
si de.
list of connector numbers
eN·' (FPC PVVB and key PWB)
Pin No. Si gnal name
P in No. Signal name
1
VCC
,.
DO
2 GND I.
01
3 KI NO
20 RD
,
KINl
21 02
5 KIN2
22 03
6 KIN3
23
0'
7 KIN4
24 05
•
KIN5
25 06
•
KI NG
26 07
10
KIN7
27 INTO
11 WR
2. PC6
12 AS
2. PB6
13 A4
30 P A7
14 A3
31 PA6
15 A2 32 PAS
16
Al 33
PA'
17 AD
34
PA3
- 35 -
CN-4, 5,6,7,8 ,9 , and 10 are connected with the con-
nector.
CN-1 and 2 are connected with solder.
CN-2, 3, and
11 are pressure fitted using rubber connectors
and spr in gs.
Pin No. Signal name
Pin No. Signal name
35 PAl
52 CDA
36 P Al
63 PSV
37 PAO
54
DTR
38 E
55 DATAS
39 IOSU
56 DATA?
40 CKO
57 DATAG
41 RSTIN
58 DATA5
42 VGG
5. DAfA4
43 RXD
60 DATA3
44 TXD
61 DA TA2
45 P RI
62 6Ai'Ai
'6
[5"§"j!f or NC
63 VEE
47
XCLK
64
DSTB
48 ON 65
BUSY
,.
A'fS
66 ACK
50
CSA 67 F
51 ORA