Philips CDI 470
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| Front of the CDI 470, drawn on the cover of Philips's service manual. No freely licensed photograph of a CDI 470 has been found. | |
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Philips Media Systems |
| Type | CD-i player (consumer, mini-component size) |
| CPU | Philips SCC68070 (7210), 30.0000 MHz system clock on PAL players[1][2] |
| Memory | 1 MB DRAM (two banks of 512 KB); 8 KB NVRAM with timekeeper clock[1] |
| Storage | Compact disc, tray-loading CDM 12.1[3] |
| Display | Composite video (CVBS), 1 Vpp into 75 ohms[4] |
| Sound | Stereo line out, 2 Vrms[4] |
| ROM | 4 Mbit 27C400 system ROM[1] |
| Power | 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, internal supply 20PS304; 20 W with, 15 W without Digital Video Cartridge[4][5] |
| Dimensions | 260 x 85 x 290 mm[4] |
| Weight | 2.535 kg without, 2.785 kg with the Digital Video Cartridge[4] |
| OS / Firmware | CD-RTOS[6] |
| Model no. | CDI 470/00, /05, /06 (service manual); /17, /20 and OEM versions[3][7] |
The Philips CDI 470 is a CD-i player in a mini-component case sized to fit beside a 26 cm wide hi-fi system. ICDIA describes it as having all the features of the higher-end players while being priced in the low-cost 400 range.[8] It loads discs from a front tray and runs on the "small player" version of Philips's Mono IV main board, which it shares with the Philips CDI 490.[3][9] Philips's service manual for the CDI 470/00, /05 and /06 is dated July 1995.[3]
History
[edit | edit source]Wikipedia says the CD-i 400 series, which included the 450, 470 and 490, was shown at the Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago in June 1994.[10] The CDI 490 was the same player with 32 KB of NVRAM and Digital Video built in, aimed at institutional and professional users.[8]
Versions
[edit | edit source]| Type number | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| CDI 470/00 | PAL player without RF modulator; 8 KB NVRAM; slot for the 22ER9956 Digital Video Cartridge | Service manual; ICDIA |
| CDI 470/05 | PAL player with RF modulator, for the UK | Service manual |
| CDI 470/06 | PAL-M player without RF modulator | Service manual |
| CDI 470/17 | Magnavox CDI 470, North American version | ICDIA |
| CDI 470/20 | 8 KB NVRAM, Digital Video installed | ICDIA |
| CDI 470/80 | SBR CDI-4000, OEM version | ICDIA |
| CDI 470/81 | TaliLaser TL-2000 | ICDIA |
| CDI 470/82 | Brandless, for universal OEM use | ICDIA |
Retrostuff, a CD-i repair site, reports that Philips gave the later CDI 470/85 the CDI 490 system ROM, which supports 32 KB NVRAM.[11]
Hardware
[edit | edit source]The service manual's key-component descriptions and parts list give the main parts of the main panel.[1][12]
| Position | Part | Function |
|---|---|---|
| 7210 | SCC68070CCA84 | Microcontroller: CPU, UART, I²C, two DMA channels, memory management |
| 7125 | VDSC (XCD212) | Video decoder and system controller; for the CDI 470, 1 MB of DRAM in two banks of 512 KB |
| 7110, 7118 | µPD424270LE-80 | DRAM |
| 7240 | 27C400 | 4 Mbit system ROM: boot code, operating system, drivers, player shell |
| 7241 | M48T08-150PC1 | NVRAM (8K x 8 SRAM) and timekeeper clock |
| 7201 | IKAT (MC68HC05I8) | Servo and slave processor; chip select for the CD7, pointing-device port and player keys; 4 MHz |
| 7331 | CIAP 1.5 | CD interface and audio processor; 33 MHz, also fed to the CD7 |
| 7402 | SAA7372GP (CD7) | Digital servo and CD decoder |
| 7334 | TDA1305T | Audio DAC |
| 7160 | BT9106KPJ (/00, /05) or BT9108 (/06) | Digital RGB to video encoder (CALVIN or HOBBES) |
| 7263, 7272 | GAL16V8, GAL20V8 | Glue logic: DTACK for NVRAM and ROM; chip selects for IKAT, VDSC, NVRAM and CIAP |
| 7207 | MC34064D-5 | Reset generator (RESETCD) |
The NVRAM position is drawn on the circuit diagram as "8kx8 OR 32kx8", with resistor 3241 fitted only for 8 KB and 3242, 3244 and 3270 fitted only for 32 KB. Connector 1096 takes the FMV Digital Video expansion panel.[13] Retrostuff lists the 470 and 490 as the "Mono IV (small players)" board, with the BT9107 or BT9108 video encoder, the CDM 12.1 mechanism and the 20PS304 power supply.[9]
Ports
[edit | edit source]The front input port is an 8-pin mini-DIN for CD-i pointing devices only: pin 1 rxd1, 2 rxd2, 3 tx, 4 rts1, 5 ground, 7 rts2 and 8 +5 V at up to 100 mA. Pointing devices run at 1200 baud. The rear input port, also 8-pin mini-DIN, is for serial CD-i devices, with rxd on pin 2, txd on 3, cts on 6, rts on 7 and +5 V on 8. The rear also has two RCA audio outputs, an RCA composite video output and, on the UK /05, an RF modulator with a channel selector for channels 30 to 39 (preset to 36).[4]
Power supply
[edit | edit source]The CDI 470 has an internal switch-mode supply, 20PS304, in two parts: a small mains board with the inlet at the rear, and the main supply board with the power switch at the front.[5] The mains board carries the fuse 1101 (T 1 A L 250 V), the NTC inrush limiter 3101, the mains filter 5101 and the X capacitor 2101 (330 nF 250 V).[14][15] The main board uses a UC3842AN controller (7103), an STP3N60FI or STP6N60FI switching transistor (7102), a TL431 (7201) and CNX82A optocoupler (7106) in the feedback loop, and an MC79M05CT regulator (7202) for -5 V.[14][15]
The supply gives +5 V and -5 V on a nine-pin connector; it has no fuses on its outputs. The -5 V rail is fused on the main panel instead, by 3255, an MP100 rated 65 V 1.0 A, beside the supply connector.[5][16] The specification gives the mains input as 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz, for both the European and UK versions.[4]
Documentation
[edit | edit source]- Compact disc interactive player CDI 470/00/05/06, Philips service manual, P.S. 0795, 4822 725 24768: hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf and described on Philips CDI 470 Documentation.
General maintenance
[edit | edit source]The parts that need attention are the timekeeper NVRAM chip, the CDM 12.1 mechanism and its turntable, and the -5 V fuse on the main panel.[17][16] See Philips CDI 470 General Maintenance.
Troubleshooting
[edit | edit source]Philips built the Low Level Test and the Service Shell into the system ROM, and the service manual gives supply voltages, clock frequencies and error codes.[6][18] See Philips CDI 470 Troubleshooting Guide.
Capacitor replacement
[edit | edit source]The main panel has 30 electrolytic capacitors and the 20PS304 supply seven. See Philips CDI 470 Capacitor Replacement Guide.
Gallery
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Exploded view and dismantling flowchart (service manual, section 4.1) -
Main panel, tracks side (service manual, section 7.5.1) -
20PS304 power supply circuit (service manual, section 7.4.4)
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Related pages
[edit | edit source]- Philips CDI 470 General Maintenance
- Philips CDI 470 Troubleshooting Guide
- Philips CDI 470 Capacitor Replacement Guide
- Philips CDI 470 Documentation
- Philips CDI 490, the same player with 32 KB NVRAM and Digital Video built in
- Philips CDI 450, the top-loading player of the same range
- Battery Explosion, Capacitor or Corrosion Damage
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Philips, CDI 470 service manual, sections 6.1.1 to 6.1.9 Short description of the key components (PCS 85 611 and 85 612): SCC68070 (30 MHz PAL, 30.2 MHz NTSC), VDSC ("For CDI470 this is 1 MByte spread over 2 DRAM banks of 512 kByte"), 27C400 system ROM, IKAT MC68HC05I8, CIAP 1.5, NVRAM + clock (8K x 8 SRAM, time keeper), CALVIN or HOBBES, GALs, CD7. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ Philips, CDI 470 service manual, section 6.3.1.2 Test of the clock signals (PCS 85 614): system clock 30.0000 MHz ± 50 ppm (PAL) or 30.2098 MHz ± 20 ppm (NTSC). Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Philips Service & Support, Philips Media Systems, Compact disc interactive player CDI 470/00/05/06 service manual, P.S. 0795, 4822 725 24768, cover (PCS 85 601): /00 PAL without RF modulator, /05 PAL with RF modulator for the UK, /06 PAL-M without RF modulator; Compact Disc Mechanism CDM12.1, service code 4822 691 30278. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 Philips, CDI 470 service manual, section 2.1 Technical specification (PDF p. 3): usable discs, power requirement 100-240 V 50/60 Hz, power consumption 20 W with and 15 W without DVC (22ER9956), operating temperature 5 to 35 °C, humidity 5 to 95 %, weight 2.785 kg with and 2.535 kg without DVC, dimensions 260 x 85 x 290 mm, front and rear input port pinouts, audio and video outputs, RF modulator channels 30 to 39 (preset 36). Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Retrostuff, "Philips CD-i Power Supply Units", 2024, updated 2026 (retrieved 2026-10-20), section 20PS304: the supply of the CDI 470 and 490 in two parts (inlet at the rear, power switch at the front); input 100-240 V; outputs +5 V and -5 V; main fuse 1101 T1.0A L 250V; no other fuses on the supply boards; output pinout.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Philips, CDI 470 service manual, section 5.1 The Low Level Test (PCS 85 610): the test is part of the boot software of CD-RTOS. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 The New International CD-i Association, "Comparison table of all Philips and Philips-build consumer CD-i players" (retrieved 2026-10-20): rows for CDI 470/00, 470/20 and 490/00, and the OEM table (470/17 Magnavox, 470/80 SBR CDI-4000, 470/81 TaliLaser TL-2000, 470/82 brandless).
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 The New International CD-i Association, "Philips consumer CD-i players" (retrieved 2026-10-20): the CDI 470 as a mini-component CD-i player sized to fit existing 26 cm hi-fi systems, with all the features of higher-end players but positioned in the 400 range as a low-cost device; the CDI 490 as the version with more NV-RAM and integrated Digital Video.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Retrostuff, "Modifications for Philips CD-i Players" (retrieved 2026-10-20), section "Mono IV (small players)": found in all 470 and 490 consumer players; video encoder BT9107KPJ or BT9108KPJ; CDM 12.1; PSU 20PS304.
- ↑ Wikipedia, "CD-i", section on player models (retrieved 2026-10-20): the 400 series (450, 470, 490) debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago in June 1994.
- ↑ Retrostuff, "Philips CDI450 32 KB NVRAM Upgrade", 29 August 2021 (retrieved 2026-10-20): the 490 system ROM was Philips's solution for the 470/85.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Philips, CDI 470 service manual, section 8.2 Partslist of the mainboard (PCS 85 632): semiconductors 7110, 7118, 7125, 7160 (bt9106kpj for /00/05, bt9108 for /06), 7201, 7207, 7210, 7240, 7241 m48T08-150PC1, 7263, 7272, 7331, 7334, 7402. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Philips, CDI 470 service manual, sections 7.5.3 and 7.5.6 circuit diagrams of the µP part and the digital video and video encoder (PCS 85 622 and 85 625): NVRAM 7241 "8kx8 OR 32kx8", option resistors 3241 (8 KB only) and 3242, 3244, 3270 (32 KB only), connector 1096 to the FMV digital video expansion panel, CALVIN = BT9106, HOBBES = BT9107, HOBBES-M = BT9108, reset IC 7207 MC34064. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Philips, CDI 470 service manual, section 7.4 Power supply (PCS 85 619 and 85 620): mains print layout and circuit diagram (fuse 1101 T 1A L 250V, NTC 3101, filter 5101, 2101 330 nF, 3102 10 MΩ "Use only in UL/CSA Version") and the main supply PCB layout and circuit diagram. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Philips, CDI 470 service manual, section 8.4 Partslist of the Mains Supply panel (PCS 85 633): 2101 330n 250V, 7101 S1NB80, 7102 STP3N60FI, 7103 UC3842AN, 7106 CNX82A, 7201 TL431CLPRM, 7202 MC79M05CT. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Retrostuff, "Philips CD-i Mono III / IV Fuses", 2021, updated 2024 (retrieved 2026-10-20): the -5 V fuse 3255 (MP100, 4822 252 51173, 65 V 1.0 A) next to the supply connector of the CDI 470 and 490 at grid F1.
- ↑ Retrostuff, "Philips CDI470 Diagnosis and Repair", 23 December 2019 (retrieved 2026-10-20): a CDI470/20 with a memory full error caused by a bad NVRAM socket joint, and a MOTOR ERROR cured by lifting the turntable.
- ↑ Philips, CDI 470 service manual, section 6.3 Measurements (PCS 85 613 and 85 614): supply voltages at the key components, clock signals, I²S interface and the 68070. Hosted as File:Philips CDI 470 Service Manual.pdf.