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2-2. Wired Remote Control Function (PCM-2600/2800 Only)
— 25 —
2-3. Digital Interface (PCM-2600/2800 Only)
Digital Input/Output Terminal
• The signal format of the digital input/output terminals
of this unit is as shown in the following table.
• The COAXIAL input terminal conforms to the digital
audio interface international standards IEC-958
consumer use format and the IEC-958 commercial use
format adopted by the PCM-2300, PCM-2700, and
PCM-2700A.
AES/EBU format
AES/EBU
AES/EBU format
COAXIAL
IEC-958
consumer use format
IEC-958
commercial use format
IEC-958
consumer use format
Copy Information during Recording
• The copy information recorded on tape during
recording differs according to the input terminal and
signal format used. Details are provided in the
following table.
• The AES/EBU and IEC-958 commercial use format
does not use copy information with digital signals.
The IEC-958 consumer use format uses three types of
copy information-“permitted”, “permitted only for one
generation”, and “prohibited” (serial copy management
system).
Terminal
Name
Signal
Format
Input
Terminal
Copy
Information
Recorded
on Tape
Copy
Information
on Digital
Signal
Recording
on Unit
AES
EBU
AES/EBU
None
Possible
Permitted
(ID6 : 00)
None
Possible
Permitted
(ID6 : 00)
Permitted
Possible
Permitted
(ID6 : 00)
Permitted for
o n e   g e n e r a -
tion only
Prohibited
(ID6 : 10)
Possible
Prohibited
Possible
Prohibited
(ID6 : 10)
IEC-958
Consumer
use
COAXIAL
ANALOG
(LINE)
Possible
Permitted
(ID6 : 00)
Input Terminal
Output Terminal
Start ID Automatic Recording During
Recording
• When “AUTO” is displayed during recording, the
recording position is automatically identified from the
input signal, and the start ID is recorded. The following
table shows the input terminal used and the
automatically recordable signal format.
• With the ICE-958 consumer use format, the method of
identifying the start ID recording position differs
according to the category code on the digital signal.
g : Automatically recordable
G : Automatically unrecordable
Input
terminal
Signal format
(Category code)
Identification of Start ID Recording Position
DAT Start
ID 
b)
CD music
information
AES/
EBU
AES/EBU
G
G
g
c)
g
d)
Audio Input
Level 
a)
g
g
IEC-958
commercial use
IEC-958
consumer
use
(DAT)
(CD)
(Others)
G
G
g
g
G
G
G
g
e)
G
COAXIAL
ANALOG
(LINE)
g
G
G
a) After an input level below approx. –50 dB (–45 dB for
ANALOG (LINE)) is continued for more than about 3
seconds on the meter, recording starts when an input above
this level is input.
b) Signals are automatically recorded in the same way for the
DAT skip ID.
c) L i m i t e d   o n l y   t o   w h e n   P C M - 2 6 0 0   a n d   P C M - 2 8 0 0   a r e
connected.
d) Limited only to when PCM-2300 and PCM-2700, PCM-
2700A are connected.
e) For some CD players, the music information is not output to
the digital signal.
Lock Range of Digital Signals
• The lock range of the digital signal (receivable range)
is about ±0.1 % of the sampling frequencies 48 kHz,
44.1 kHz, and 32 kHz.Variably played back (variable
pitch) signals cannot be received.
• When digital signals in which the sampling frequency
information and actual sampling frequency do not
match on the digital signal, these can be recorded by
matching the REC MODE switch on the front of the
unit to the actual sampling frequency.
IEC-958
Commercial
use
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SECTION 3
SYSTEM STRUCTURE
Fig. 3-1.
 shows the general structure of the system. The system, as shown in the figure, is composed mainly of the 3rd
generation LSI CXD2605Q for its digital audio signal processing system and three microprocessors for controlling the
whole system. The microprocessors are equipped with the functions shown in 
Table 3-1.
 and control the respective
parts.
Table 3-1. Microprocessor Function
Item
Main Microprocessor
No.
IC501
IC502
IC701
Mechanism Microprocessor
(Servo Process)
Display Microprocessor
The 3rd generation digital signal processing LSI (CXD2605Q) is composed of most of the digital signal processing
circuits required for recording and playback, digital I/O signal processing circuit, semi-nontracking (semi NT)
demodulation processing circuit used for LP mode playback, etc.
A 1-bit 
G 64 oversampling A/D converter and SBM (super bit mapping) digital filter in the next level operate during
analog recording to carry out SBM processing of 24-bit quantized digital data to convert it to 16 bits for improved sound
quality. (The SBM function can be turned ON and OFF.) The main microprocessor (IC501) controls the whole system
and signal processing, and the mechanical microprocessor (IC502) controls the mechanism section. It is composed of
servo circuits controlling the drum, capstan, reel servo, etc. using software.
The display microprocessor (IC701) incorporated with a fluorescent display tube controller and driver circuit carries out
detection of key inputs and remote control signals. A 1-chip sensor amplifier (IC3) is used to perform wave-rectification
of the capstan FG and drum FG/PG.
The EEPROM (IC517) connected to the mechanical microprocessor stores data on the drum operation time and number
of cassette compartment operations. It also stores the adjustment data for DPG and FWD torque, FWD back tension, etc.
required during electrical adjustments. Each time the power is turned ON, the data is transmitted to the mechanical
microprocessor and adjustments are carried out by the servo circuits.
Function
Control of the whole system
Control of the Fs system clock
Control of signal circuits such as DAT DSP (CXD2605Q)
Control of the mechanism section
Drum, capstan, reel servo control (Software servo)
Control of the display section
Display driver circuit
Key input, input control of the remote control signal
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Fig. 3-1. General System Structure
DAT DSP
CXD2605Q
IC503
SBM DIGITAL FILTER
IC308
A/D CONVERTER
IC307
DIGITAL FILTER
D/A CONVERTER
IC314
PEAK LEVEL
DETECTOR
IC702
DISPLAY
MICON
IC701
KEY
MAIN MICON
IC501
MECHA MICON
(SERVO PROCESS)
IC502
SI
SO
CK
S-RAM
IC504
D0 - D7
RX
ADDT
DADT
REAL TIME
CLOCK
IC518
DI
DO
CK
REQ
ACK
RF AMP
IC1
RFDT(PB)
REDT(REC)
RF SIGNAL
REC DATA
A
B
DRUM
MOTOR
M904
SWP
ATF AGC
M
SENSOR
AMP
IC3
DRUM/CAPSTAN
MOTOR
DRIVE
IC1
M
REEL
MOTOR
DRIVE
M
REEL
MOTOR
M903
CAPSTAN
MOTOR
M902
ATF PILOT/PBDT
DPWM/CPWM
DPG/DFG/CFG
TPWM/SPWM
TFG/SFG
FLUORESCENT
DISPLAY
FL701
T0 - T12
S0 - S23
REMOTE
CONTROL
RECEIVER
IC703
M
FWD/BRAKE  PM901
PLUNGER  PM902
LOADING MOTOR M901
CASSECON MOTOR M1
END
SENSOR
DETECT
SWITCH
PM KICK/ON
LM EJEFT/LOAD
CAS M OUT/IN
DIGITAL IN/OUT
IN
OUT
TX
ANALOG
EEP ROM
IC517
A0,A1
D0 - D3
A0 - A14
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