4. SERVICE MODE
1.How to enter into the Service Mode
Turn the power on while pressing [PLAY]+[OPEN/ CLOSE] buttons together.
The display shows “model number”, “microprocessor ver- sion” and “mode”.
C D 6 0 : 1 0 P 0 0
Mode number
Microprocessor version
Model number
2.Mode 0 (display “P 00”)
Condition: [FOCUS OFF], [SPINDLE OFF], [RADIAL OFF], [MUTE ON]
•While pressing [NEXT 
] button,the sledge moves out
side.
And, release from this button. The sledge return to neutral position.
•Press [NEXT 
] button, the function will change to “Mode 1”.
3.Mode 1 (display “P 01”)
Condition: [FOCUS ON], [SPINDLE OFF], [RADIAL OFF], [MUTE ON]
•Press [NEXT 
] button, the function will change to “Mode 2”.
•Press [PREV 
] button, the function will change to “Mode 0”.
4.Mode 2 (display “P 02”)
Condition: [FOCUS ON], [SPINDLE ON], [RADIAL OFF], [MUTE ON]
•Press [NEXT 
] button, the function will change to “Mode 3”.
•Press [PREV 
] button, the function will change to “Mode 1”.
5.Mode 3 (display “P 03”)
Condition: [FOCUS ON], [SPINDLE ON], [RADIAL ON], [MUTE OFF]
•Press [PREV 
] button, the function will change to “Mode 2”.
The following button operations are available at the Service Mode.
1)While pressing [STOP] button, FL display shows all segments.
2)Press [PAUSE] button. FL display shows each segments one by one automatically. (Segments test mode) And, press [PAUSE] button again, this mode will be stopped.
3)The same as Normal operation is performed by pressing [PLAY] button. (Except segments test mode.) However if some default is detected, display shows an error code. (For example: “Err 10”) Refer to the “Table 1 ERROR CODE”.
6.Canceling the Service Mode
The Service Mode is canceled by turning the power off.
Table 1 ERROR CODE
Error Code | Error |
Err 02 | FOCUS Error |
Err 07 | SUB CODE Error |
Err 08 | T. O. C. Error |
Err 09 | DECODER Error |
Err 10 | RADIAL Error |
Err 11, 12 | SLEDGE Error |
Err 13 | SPINDLE Error |
Err 16 ~ 20 | SEARCH Error |
Err 30 | DOOR Error |
Err 31 | TRAY Error |
Err 32 ~ 47 | BUTTON INPUT Error |
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