2753449 - 5580PH Check operation of CD- Changer module and radio module
To carry out this test correctly any music Compact Disc must be inserted in the holder in the luggage compartment on the oddments housing side (correctly positioned).It is also necessary to extract the radio 5570T80 car radio unit - r+rfrom its housing in order to be able to work on the connectors to check that the power supply and the signals are being correctly transmitted.And the CD-Changer from its housing, in order to be able to work on the connectors to check that the power supply and the signals are being correctly transmitted. Supply checkConnect the Examiner negative power supply terminal to the vehicle earth and switch on the diagnostic equipmentEnter the Voltmeter ambient and connect the voltmeter cable (black probe) to the vehicle chassis.Switch on the radio and connect the red voltmeter probe to the supply leads, positive first and then negative, at the radio output and check that the supply for the CD-Changer is correct. CD-Changer output signal checkAfter having selected a music Compact Disc track, position the red voltmeter probe alternately at the CD-Changer output signal leads (pins 19 and 20, See E3510 RADIO ).Select 20 Volt and 5 seconds as the end of scale on the Examiner (voltmeter ambient).Bend the Start button and carry out the acquisition: the values obtained should be similar (with a 20% tolerance) to those in the diagram below.
When zooming into the signal,
the graph voltage should be similar to that below.
If the signal is similar to the
one illustrated in the diagram, this means that the CD-Changer is sending
the signals correctly to the radio. Continue with checking the radio
input signal.If this is not the case, check that the
signal is not similar to the one illustrated in the diagram below.
This signal means that the wiring
entering the pin is earthed, otherwise continue with checking the CD-Changer
input signal.
CD-Changer input signal checkPosition the red voltmeter probe alternately
at the CD-Changer input signal leads (pins 13 and 14, See E3510 RADIO ).Select 20 Volt and 5 seconds as the end
of scale on the Examiner (voltmeter ambient).Bend the Start button and carry out the
acquisition: the values obtained should be similar (with a 20% tolerance)
to those in the diagram below.
The sequence of peaks is not
sufficiently important. To improve the display, show a single pulse using
the zoom: the graph should be similar to the following image.
If the signal is similar to the
one shown in the diagram, this means that the CD-Changer is receiving
the signals from the radio correctly, but is not managing to transmit
a response signal to the radio. The CD-Changer is broken.If this is not the case, check that the
signal is not similar to the one shown in the diagram below.
This signal indicates that the
wiring entering the pin is earthed, otherwise check the output signal from
the radio.
Radio output signal checkPosition the red voltmeter probe alternately
at the radio output signal leads (pins 13 and 14 of connector E,
See E3510 RADIO ).Select 20 Volt and 5 seconds as the end
of scale on the Examiner (voltmeter ambient).Bend the Start button and carry out the
acquisition: the values obtained should be similar (with a 20% tolerance)
to those in the diagram below.If the signal is similar to the one shown,
this means that the radio is transmitting the enabling signal correctly
to the CD-Changer, but the latter is not receiving it. The wiring
is faulty.If this is not the case, check that the
signal is not similar to the one shown in the diagram below.
This signal means that the wiring
entering the pin is earthed, otherwise the radio is broken.
Radio input signal checkPosition the red voltmeter probe alternately
on the radio audio input leads (pins 19 and 20 of connector E,
See E3510 RADIO ).Select 20 Volt and 5 seconds as the end
of scale on the Examiner (voltmeter ambient).Bend the Start button and carry out the
acquisition: the values obtained should be similar (with a 20% tolerance)
to those in the diagram below.If the signal is similar to the one shown,
this means that the radio is receiving the signals correctly from the
CD-Changer, but is not able of reproducing them. The radio is broken.If this is not the case, check that the
signal is not similar to the one shown in the diagram below.
This signal indicates that the
wiring entering the pin is earthed, otherwise the CD-Changer is
transmitting the signal correctly to the radio, but the latter is
not receiving it. There are different types of problems with the
wiring.