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1 . IMPORTANT INFOR MATION 1
2. GENERAL INFORMATION 2
3. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS g
4. S P E CI F IC A TI O N
5. PERIP HER AL EQUIPMENT CONNECTING
6 . C IR C U IT DESC RI PTI ON
DC POWER S U P P L Y
V I DE O DI SPLAY BOAR D
7. CHAPTER BLOCK DIAGRAM
BL O C K DI A G R A M
AC FI LT E R
E M I BOARD
DC POWER BOAR D
V I DE O BO ARD
AM P L I F I ER BO ARD
TU N ER BO ARD
A S S E M B L Y DR A WI NG
8. TROUBLE SHOOTING FLOW CHART
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. A S S E M B L Y CH AR T
. SE T T E ST C HA RT
. VIDE O D I S PLAY C HA RT
9. CLEANIN G AND MAINTENANCE HANDY TI PS
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
W A R N IN G : 1. This is a Class A and Class B product;. In a domestic environment this
IM PORTANT
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productmay cause radio interference in which case the user may be
required to take adequate measures.
2. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE AND ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
This lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle,
is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
"dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure thatmay be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert
the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance
(servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
IM PORTANT:
W hen the setis switched on , do notshiftor m ove the setaround .
Som etim es itm ay develop an unevenness in colour in som e parts
of the screen . This can be elim inated by sw itching off the setw ith
the m ain pow er button (rear site) and waitforlO m inutes before
sw itching on again . If the situation rem ains, callfor Service.
Front View
Rear View
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Pow er
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Enter
Select Down
Volume +
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SAFETY PREC AUTIO NS
Please read the follow ing direction carefully before using this m achine.
. Read each direction carefully, and retain for future reference.
. Please keep the manual well-.
. Please follow the information to operate this machine.
. Clean the machine with a slightly damp soft cloth . Do not use spray detergent
and abrasive solvent;. It can damage the machine screen coating layer.
. Place the machine on a solid base to avoid dropping and danger.
. For good ventilation of the machine, please do not place the machine on
surfaces such as bed, sofa, or rug.
. Before operating the machine, make sure that the operating voltage of your
machine is identical with that of your local power supply, if there is any
unclear, please contact with sales dealer.
. Use only the accessory power cord designed for this product to prevent shock.
. Do not put anything under the power cord to avoid tramping .
. If using the same power source with other equipments, please make
sure the total current does not over 15A.
. Never attempt to repair a defection of the machine by yourself. Always
consult a skilled machine service personnel.
. When the following situations happen, please contact
qualified engineer.
A . The power cord or the power socket has damages.
B . If any liquid or solid object fa ll into the machine through the
ventilation holes.
C . Expose the machine to rain or excessive moisture.
D . The function does not follow the user manual.
E . The machine has ever been dropped or the glass has been broken.
F . The function of machine has clear changes.
. The plasm a panel has been b u ilt using extrem ely precise and
sophisticated technologies; M ore than 99.99% of its pixels are
effective. A m inute num ber o f pixels are m issing or constantly lit.
. D o no t display the sam e picture (pattern )fo r a long period o f tim e
(D on 't exceed 20 m in.) . T his m ay cause im ages rem ain .
. N o further notice w il l be provided if the specification and design
subjects have been changed .
. T o release the battery o f rem ote controller after long tim e
replacem ent (over 1 m onth) and to avoid m aking
destruction o f rem ote controller by liquid.
.Whan none o p e r a ti o n th e p r od u c t s to r a gr i s su gge sted no t
. exced max of 6 mo n t h s . I f it i s t he exceed th e sug gest ed
.s t or a g e p er io d, the p r od u c t sh ou ld be a ct iv at e d f or 24 h r s.
.To e nsure th e qual i t y o f th e p ro d u c t.
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SPECIFICATION
(1)input signal : S-Video N composite N Component N Analog RGB N DVI N NTSC RF
(2)video signal : 0.7Vp-p
(3)scan frequency : Analog RGB auto-sync H from 30 to 80KHz
V from 60 to 85Hz
DVI auto-sync H from 30 to 80KHz
V from 60 to 85Hz
Component : 480i N 480P N 576i N 576P N 720P N 1080i
Composite : Video sync
S-Video : Y-C separate sync
TV : NTSC 60Hz
(4)up data terminal : RS-232 DB-9 PIN
(5)Power supply : AC100-240 Volts universal
(6)Power consumption : 330W (Full White Pattern)
(8)Signal cable : 15PIN D-SUB " DVI-D " S-Video ' RCA Jack ' Speaker Jack "
AV Shielded Video cable
(9)OSD controls :
Video a section :
<1>Picture: H/V Position N Brightness N ContrastN Sharpness N
Color N Tint N Frequency N Phase N Auto Image
<2>Advanced: Gamma N Color Temperature N Color Management.
<3>Source: Analog RGB N DVI N Component1 N Component2 N
S-Video ' Video ' TV
<4>Function: Scaling N Zoom N White Pattern N Close Caption N
[PIP]Source N [PIP]Size N [PIP]H/V-Position
<5>Utility: Language N Video Standard N DPMS N
[OSD]H/V-Position N [OSD]Time O u tN
Picture Scrolling N Load Factory
<6>TV: Tuner Select N Channel N MTS N Channel Scan N V-chip
Sound a section :
VolumeN TrebleN BassN 4 steps BBE SelectsN SRS virtual Surround N
MTS STEREO Decoder
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PERIPHERAL EQUIPM ENT CONNECTING
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COM2 COM1 S-V/DVI AV/VGA
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DVI
INPUT VGA IN
ANALOG
COMPONENT
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S-VIDEO
INPUT
CM OF F
Audio Inpu
VCR
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Amp lifier
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A nalog RGB O utput
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DVD S-Video Output
DVD Video Output
DVD Y Pb(Cb) Pr (Cr) Output
DVD Audio Output
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CIRCU IT DESCRIPTION
1. DC POWER SUPPLY
This is the DC power supply inside the PDP, in which Cn1 connected
with alternating current (AC) through inductance filter (L1),
rectification bridge (BD1) IC, transformer (T1), D3, D4, to CN2 output
with 5V and 12V direct current;. The range of the AC output is from 90V to
264V and frequency is from 50Hz to 60Hz. The largest detrition
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2. VIDEO DISPLAY BOARD
This is the signa l inside the PDP and audio device disposition.
1) I t can receive com posite signal including R.G.B .H.V . contrast
signal, D V I d ig ita l signal, AV color distin ction signal and
S -V id e o
R.G .B.H.V .& Y Pb P r :The signal is in p ut from (15 PIN) J1 & J1
D V I : D igita l sign al is in p ut from P1 the managed by U6 and passed
AV & TV : AV& TV signal enters from J12 & JP18 to U46 to
S-Video : S-V ideo signal in p ut from J12 to U47 to decode perform
to U5 fo r visual production and after deposition, it w ill pass
to U7 fo r signal compensation and to U9 fo r visu a l signal
deposition output.
2) Au dio is inpu t from J3, J8 and from U62 to perform
pre-production. Th en, the audio sig nal is passed to U61 SRS process
fo r the sign al outpu t by J4 and J9.
3) When audio signal the J4 passed to A m p l if y fo r the fin a l output:.
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to U6 to perform contrast signal ,then
transform to dig ita l signal and enter to U29 ,
the signal is passer to U33 fo r the o u tput o f
visual signal.
to U29 ,the signal is passed to U33 fo r the output o f visual
signal output:.
perform signal, then transform to U47 to decode perform
sig n a l, then transform to U49 to deinterlace perform signal
and enter to U29 , the signal passed to U33 fo r the output
o f visu a l signal.
signa l ,then transform to U49 to deinterlace preform
signa l and enter to U29 , the signal passed to U33 fo r the
ou tput o f visual signal.
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CHAPTER BL OCK DIA GRAM
1 . BLOCK DIAGRAM
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2. AC FILTER
1 . AC IN PUT TO C1
2. C2 TO EMI BOARD J1
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3. EMI BOARD
1 . AC F IL T E R C2 TO J1
2 . J2 TO PANEL & DC POWER CN1
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4. DC POWER BOARD
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1 . EMI F IL T E R J2 TO CN1
2 : CN2 TO MONITOR BOARD
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5 . VIDEO DISPLAY BOARD
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1 . J 17 TO PANEL
2 . JP17 , J P3 TO TUNER BOARD
3 . J2 5 TO DC POWER
4 . J P 11 TO KEYPAD
5.J4 TO A M P L IF IE R BOARD
6.J5 TO RS 232 CONNECTOR
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6 . AMPLIFIER BOARD
1 . VIDE O BOARD J 4 TO JP1
2 . DC POWER BOARD CN2 TO J P2
3 . JP 3 TO RIG HT SPEAKER JACK
4 . J P4 TO LE FT SPEAKER JACK
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7 . TUNER BOARD
Jp1
CABLE I N
1. V IDEO BOARD JP 17 TO JP1
2 . V IDEO BOARD JP3 TO J1
3 . CABLE TO CABLE INPUT
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ASSEMBLY DRAWING
TROUBLE SHOOTING FLOW CHART
1 . ASSEMBLY CHART
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2. SET TEST CHART
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3 . VIDEO DISPLAY CHART
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TROUBLE SHOOTINGFLOW CHART
In the even of problems with the display, check the following explanations before
contacting your dealer for servicing.
Problem A c tion
Pow er does not turn ON .
R em ote control does not function properly .
T he display m akes a snapping sound .
There are spots on the screen .
D egraded colour/tints.
Check whether the power plug is securely inserted
into the receptacle.
Check for incorrect battery orientation.
Check for dead batteries.
Check for distance from the display.
Check whether you are pointing the remote control
transmitter properly at the display's receiver.
Check for any obstacle between the remote control
and display.
This sound is produced when the cabinet expands
or contract due to variations in temperature.
This sound does not indicated that the display
has a problem.
Check whether your AV equipment is affected by
interference from automobiles, trains,
high-voltage transmission lines, neon signs or
other potential sources of interference.
Check whether all picture adjustment have been
properly made.
Im proper screen position/size
If "O ut of range" appears, the display is
receiving a signal w hose picture or signal
cannotbe reproduced by the display .
T he screen turns to black and w hite.
Check whether screen position and size have been
properly adjusted.
Input proper signals.
Make sure that the vertical frequency of the input
signal is 85 Hz or less for SVGA, 75 Hz or less for
XVGA / SXGA, 60 Hz or less for UXGA.
Input proper signals.
Make sure that the vertical frequency of the input
signal is 85 Hz or less for SVGA, 75 Hz or less for
XVGA / SXGA, 60 Hz or less for UXGA.
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