Beko Chassis C7, Chassis C8 Schematic

Service Manual

C7-C8 Chassis

CONTENTS PAGE

Safety Instructions
Technical Specifications
Special Features

Remote Control

Preperations

Operating the TV

IC Datasheets&Specs

Pin Voltages of IC’s

Electrical and Service Adjustments

Channel Frequency Tables

Part List

Circuit Diagrams Attached

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1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ^

GENERAL GUIDELINES

1. It is advised to insert an isolation transformer
in the AC supply before servicing a hot
chassis.

2. Potentials as high as 33KV are present when
this receiver is in operation. Operation of the
receiver without the rear cover involves the
danger of a shock hazard from the receiver
power supply. Servicing should not be
attempted by any one who is not
competent with the precautions necessary
when working on the high voltage
equipment. Always discharge the anode of
the tube.

3. When servicing observe the original lead
dress in the high voltage circuits. If a short
circuit is found, replace all the parts which
have been overheated or damaged by the
short circuit.

4. Always use the manufacturer’s replacement
safety components. The critical safety

components marked with

on the
schematics diagrams should not be
replaced by other substitutes. Other
substitute may create the electrical shock,
fire or other hazards. Take attention to

and each exposed metallic cabinet part on
the receiver, such as screw heads, aerials,
connectors, control shafts etc. When the
exposed metallic part a return path to the
chassis the reading should be between
4Mohm and the 20Mohm. When the
exposed metal does not have a return path
to the chassis, the reading must be infinite.

LEAKAGE CURRENT HOT CHECK

1. Plug the AC cord directly in to the AC
outlet. Do not use an isolation transformer
for this check.

2. Connect a 2Kohm 10W resistor in series with
an exposed metallic part on the receiver
and an earth, such as a water pipe.

3. Use an AC voltmeter with high impedance
to measure the potential across the resistor.

4. Check each exposed metallic part and
check the voltage at the each point.

5. Reverse the AC plug at the outlet and
repeat each of the above measurements.

6. The potential at the any point should not
exceed 1.4 Vrms. In case a measurement is
outside the limits specified, there is the
possibility of a shock hazard, and the
receiver should be repaired and rechecked
before it is returned to the customer.

replace the spacers with the originals.
Furthermore where a short circuit has
occurred, replace those components that
indicate evidence of overheating.

5. After servicing, see that all the protective
devices such as insulation barriers, insulation

HOT CHECK CIRCUIT

TO INSTRUMENTS

EXPOSED

METALLIC PARTS

AC-Voltmeter

Water pipe
(earth)

papers, shields and isolation R-C
combinations are correctly installed.

2 K Ohm

6. When the receiver is not being used for a
long time of period of time, unplug the
power cord from the AC outlet.

7. After servicing make the following leakage
current checks to prevent the customer
from being exposed to shock hazard.

LEAKAGE CURRENT COLD CHECK

1. Unplug the AC cord and connect a jumper
between the two prongs of the plug.

2. Turn the receiver’s power switch on.

3. Measure the resistance value with an
ohmmeter, between the jumpered AC plug

Figure 1

X-RAY RADIATION WARNING

The primary source of X-ray radiation in this receiver
is the picture tube. The chassis is specially
constructed to limit X-ray radiation. For continued X­ray radiation protection, replace the tube with the
same type of the original one.

CAUTION
AFTER REMOVAL OF THE ANODE CAP, DISCHARGE
THE ANODE OF THE PICTURE TUBE AND THE ANODE
CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT SHIELD, OR THE
CARBON PAINTED ON THE CRT WITH A HIGH
VOLTAGE PROBE AND MULTIMETER (SELECT VDC)
AND THEN SHORT CIRCUIT DIRECTLY TO DISCHARGE
COMPLETELY.

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Television

Thank you for buying this television which is designed to give you many years of
satisfactory service.

You may already be familiar with using a television but do please take time to read these
instructions. They are designed to familiarise you with the unit’s many new features
and to ensure you get the very best out of your purchase.

Special features

• Your TV can receive stereo channels directly (NICAM optional).

• Automatic tuning system with country selection.

• 100 Programme Memory

• Available for Cable Channels (A decoder maybe required)

• Manual Fine Tuning

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• Child Lock

• Return to the last channel viewed (SWAP)

• Spatial Sound effect

• 16:9 picture format

• S-Video connection (optional)

• Audio/Video RCA sockets (optional).

• Back Audio Out (optional)

• Normalisation system to recall the setting in memory after the colour,contrast,
brightness setting have been changed.

• Picture adjustment using one button (Smart control).

• Sound adjustment using one button (Smart control).

• Equalizer Sound Setup

• Automatic Volume Limiting

• Your TV set is equipped with an On-Screen Display system. This system
enables the user to see the function on-screen and to control them efficiently.

• Infrared Remote Control

• Virtual Dolby Surround (optional)

• Multi language menu system

• On Timer

• Off Timer

• Stereo headphone socket (optional)

• 2 Scart Socket: Video cassette recorder, satellite receiver, video disc player,DVD, TV
games or a home computer can be connected to this AV socket with an appropriate
connecting cable.

• Third scart socket (optional).

• Subwoofer (optional)

• Zoom, Letterbox, Subtitle picture formats ( for Widescreen TV sets)

• Naming the channels

• Teletext reception

• Auto recognition of the broadcasting format (4:3, 16-9 or Letterbox) via WSS feature.

Safety is Important

Your safety and the safety of others is important. Please, therefore, ensure you read
the Safety

instructions

before you operate this television.

Safety instructions

Read all the safety instructions before first use of your TV.

!

• Position the television so that direct light does not fall on
the screen. Excessive light will cause a washed out effect.

• Position the power supply lead and other leads so that
they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by things
placed on or against them.

• Do not use the appliance in humid or damp conditions.
Do not allow the appliance to get wet, i.e. dripping or
splashing, as this may be dangerous. Do not place water
filled objects, such as vases and flower top on top of the
appliance.

• Make sure that no naked flame sources, such as lighted
candles, are placed on top of the appliance.

• Do not place the television near heat sources such as
radiators, ovens, stoves, etc.

• Do not use the television near any apparatus that produces
a magnetic field such as HI-FI speakers or electric motors
otherwise colourpurity may be affected.

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• The heat built up in the set escapes through ventilation
holes, so do not cover the set by drapes, clothes etc. that may
block air circulation. Do not place the television on carpet
or soft furnishings.

• NEVER let children push anything into the holes or slots
on the case.

• Clean the TV Screen using a slightly damp cloth or chamois
leather. Never use abrasive cleaning agents like liquid or
aerosol cleaners.

• Remove the mains plug from the socket outlet while cleaning.

• If you wish to place the television on a shelf or in a wall
unit always ensure there is a minimum air gap of 8 cm
around the top, sides and rear of the television, to assist
ventilation.

• Your TV set is designed to operate with mains voltages
230V AC; 50Hz. Do not connect your TV set to power sources
other than the mains supply.

Getting started

Remove your Television carefully
from the box. You may wish to

store the packaging for future use.

In the box

Inside your this package you should have:

• Television

• Remote control

• User guide

• AAA batteries x 2

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Read these instructions before use.

Aerial connection

To connect an aerial, plug the aerial lead
into the aerial socket on the rear of the
TV.

You can use an outdoor or indoor aerial.
However, if you use an indoor aerial the

quality of the reception may be reduced
and adjustment of the aerial may be
required when changing programs.

Please note

If you live in a poor reception area or use an
indoor aerial you may experience loss or
corruption of teletext transmissions.

Please Note

When not in use disconnect the plug
from the mains power supply.

Press the Power button on
the front of the TV. The
standby indicator will
illuminate.

Press a Numeric button or the
Program up or Program down
button on the remote handset or

Program up or Program down
button on the front panel to
switch the TV on.

The standby indicator remains on.
The picture will appear after a
few seconds.

Press the Standby

the TV to standby. The standby
indicator will brighter.

Please Note

Do not leave the television on standby
unattended or overnight.

Switching the TV on for the first time

To install your TV, please read the sections
“TV controls” and “ Tuning the television”.

button to switch

Battery fitting

Insert the 2 AAA Batteries supplied into
the compartment on the rear of the remote
control, ensure you follow the polarity
diagram inside the compartment.

Switching on

Mains power

Connect the mains plug into the mains
socket and switch on.
Connect the TV mains plug into your domestic
mains socket outlet (230 V 50 Hz AC).

Control Unit

Front Panel

Program Down/Up button

P- P+

Volume Down/Up button.

V- V+

General

Program ON/OFF switch Stand by (Depends on model)

Stand by indicator

External Connections: (Front or side)

Right audio RCA (Red)

Left audio RCA/Mono RCA (White)

Video RCA (Yellow)

S-Video connection

Headphone socket

Optional

SUBWOOFER

It is used for external

subwoofer in 33” televisions

Please note

• See the external connections table on next page for available connections depending the
size and model of your TV set.

• Do not use Video RCA and S-Video connections at the same time, otherwise they will effect
the picture each other.

(External connections: (Rear)

AV1 scart

AV2 scart

AV3 scart (optional)

Aerial socket

Power cable

You may wish to connect

R

L

audio amplifier or any
similar devices to audio

AUDIO

OUT

out. The output is always
the current channel you
are watching.

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External connections table

Picture tube

size/typee

AV1 Scart

AV2 Scart

AV3 Scart

Headphone

socket

Audio/Video

RCA

6

S-Video

socket

Back Audio

Out

: Standart

STD

: Optional

OPT

: Not available

N/A

25”
4:3

STD. STD. STD. STD. STD.

STD.

OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT.

OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT.

OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT.

OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT.

OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT. OPT.

26”

16:9

STD.

STD.

OPT.

OPT.

OPT.

OPT.

OPT.

28”
4:3

STD. STD. STD. STD.

28”

16:9

29”
4:3

32”

16:9

33”
4:3

STD.

STD.

OPT.

OPT.

OPT.

OPT.

OPT.

Please note:

The Audio/Video RCA, S-Video and Headphone socket can be placed on the front panel
or on the right-hand side of the cabinet depending to the model of your TV.

Remote control

Mute

Standby

OK
Two digit
Menu

Program up

Volume down

Program down
TV/Teletext
Personal preference
Reveal

Info/Index page (text)

Page hold

TV/Text mix

Sub page/Clock

Numeric

AV

Swap

Volume up

Picture format

Menu/Fast text

Double height text
Update

Sound smart control

Picture smart control

Using the TV

TV controls

Programme selection

Press the Program up or Program
down buttons on the TV or remote

control or press a Numeric button
to select a programme.

To select a programme whose
number is greater than 9 using the
numeric buttons, press the -/--
button first and then press the two
Numeric buttons. For example, to
select programme 12, press the-/--
button followed by1 and then 2.

You can also select a program by
pressing in the OK button.

Press the OK button and a grey
box will appear on the screen

with programme numbers on it.

P00
P01
P02
P03 TRT1
P04 TRT2

P05 STAR

P06 CY 470
P07
P08
P09
P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15

Use the Program up and Program
down buttons to scroll through the

programme numbers. When you
find the program number you want
press theOK button again.

Press theTV/TX button to close
the grey box.

Volume

Press theVolume + or Volume -
button on the TV or the Vol or

▲

Vol button on the remote control.
A sound level bar will appear on the
screen.

▲

Mute

To mute the sound press the Mute
button on the remote control. A
loudspeaker symbol will appear on
the screen.

Press the Mute button again to
restore the sound. The symbol
will disappear.

Pressing Volume up buttons
to decrease headphone volume.
Pressing the Volume down button
increase tne headphone volume.

PP

Personal preference. Press the

PP

button to revert to the

default settings for the TV.

Swap

(See TV setup).

Allows you to swap between the
program you are watching and the
last selected program. i.e. If you were
watching Program 1 and change to
Program 11, press theSwap button
to go back to Program 1. Press it
again to return to Program 11.

PR 01

SWAP

PR 11

SWAP

PR 01

AV

For use when you are connecting an external
source to your TV (Video recorder, DVD
player etc.) via the SCART sockets or RCA
sockets.
See ‘Connecting external equipment’.

Press theAV button to select your
input as follows:

2 Scart models:

1 AV1 when using SCART socket 1.

2 AV2 when using SCART socket 2.

3 AV2S for S-Video equipment.
4 AV3 when using the RCA sockets

of the TV. (Optional)

5 AV3S when using the S-video socket and

RCA audio sockets of the TV. (Optional)

3 Scart models:

1 AV1 when using SCART socket 1.

2 AV2 when using SCART socket 2.

3 AV2S for S-Video equipment.
4 AV3 when using SCART socket 3.

5 AV4 when using the RCA sockets

of the TV. (Optional)

6 AV4S when using the S-video socket and

RCA audio sockets of the TV. (Optional)

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Press the AVbutton again to return
to TV.

In the Setup menu select PROG
NO and change to P1 using
the Program down button to

Tuning the television

There are two ways of tuning your television:
Manual, where you control the tuning process
or
Autoprogram where the television does it all
automatically.

Please Note

select it and the Volume up
button to change it.

Starting with Program 1, tune
in the first channel as follows:

Use the Program down button

to select SEARCH.
If the TV is set to a channel with no signal the
TV will return to standby after 5 minutes.
The time remaining is displayed on the screen
last 60 second.

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Manual tuning

Tuning the TV is accessed through the
SETUP menu.

Press the Volume up or Volume
down button to start the tuning
search.

When the search finds a strong
channel signal it will stop
searching. The picture will appear.

There are two ways to access the SETUP
menu:

Press the blue Setup button.
or
Press the Menu button and use the
Program down button to select
SETUP. Press theOK button to
enter the SETUP menu.

C/S
BACK

SETUP

S 07

BG
0
< >

OFF
P1

CHANNEL

SYSTEM
FINE TUNE
SEARCH
AUTOPROGRAM
CHILD LOCK
PROGRAM NO
STORE

Please note

The system will displayed automatically on
SYSTEM row i.e.BG, L, I, DK depending
the receiving broadcasting system of the
country. In some countries the broadcasting
system can be both in BG/DK or BG/LL´.
Only the TV sets produced with Pal Secam
BG/DK or Pal Secam BG/LL´ systems can
receive both BG/DK or BG/LL´ broadcasts.
In this case the user can select the required
SYSTEM using Volume up/down buttons.

Identify which channel you are
watching (BBC 1, ITV 1 etc.) and
decide which program number you
want it to be.

Use the Program down

button to

select PROGRAM NO.

Use the

Volume up/down

buttons

to select the program number.

Use the Program down button to
select Store. Press theOKbutton
and STORED will appear on the
STORE line.

You have now stored the first
channel.

Use the Program up button to
select again SEARCH and

continue the tuning procedure
until you have tuned in all the
programmes you want or the
television can receive.

Please note

If you do not press any buttons for 15 seconds
the TV will exit the menu system.

Tuning with channel numbers

Enter the SETUP menu by pressing
the blue button.

Press the OK button to enter the
CHANNEL row.

Use the OK button to select
“S” for cable channels and
“C” for terrestrial broadcast.

Use Volume up button to select
the channel number buttons.

Enter the channel number using
the Numeric buttons.

Use the Program down button to
select AUTOPROGRAM and
press

the OK button. A list of
countries will appear. Select
the desired country using
Program and Volume buttons.

When you are sure the aerial is
connected properly press the OK
button. Autoprogam will start.

To cancel Autoprogram whilst it

working press the Menu button.

is

Press the Program down/up
buttons to exit the channel row.

Use the Program down button to
select PROGRAM NO.

Use the Volume up/down buttons
to select the program number.

Use the Program down button to
select STORE. Press the

OKbutton

and STORED will appear on the
STORE line.

You have now stored the first
channel.

Use the Program up button to
select again SEARCH and continue

the tuning procedure until you
have tuned in all the programmes
you want or the television can
receive.

To exit the SETUP menu press the
TV/TX button.

Automatic tuning (Autoprogram)

Enter the SETUP menu as before.

C/S
BACK

SETUP

S 07

BG
0
< >

OFF
P1

CHANNEL

SYSTEM
FINE TUNE
SEARCH
AUTOPROGRAM
CHILD LOCK
PROGRAM NO
STORE

Your TV is now tuned and ready to use.

Please note:

If auto sort fails to arrange the programmes
in the required sequence please refer to
programme table.

Fine tuning

Although the search and Autoprogram
will automatically try and tune to the
best reception, in areas of poor reception
a bit of fine tuning may be required.

In the SETUP menu use the
Program up/down buttons to
select FINE TUNE. Use the
Volume up and Volume down
buttons to fine tune.

When you have finished use the
Program down button to select
STORE and press the OK button.

Child lock

Childlock switches off the programme you are
watching when you select it. All other
programmes are unaffected. If you go back to
the programme with childlock on you will see
a black screen with the OSD showing
“

”. You can lock as many programs

as you want.

Press the Volume up button to
switch the Child lock on or off.

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Program Table

Once you have tuned in all the channels you
want, you can change their programme
number, if required, and name them.

To enter the PROGRAM TABLE
menu press the Menu button and
select PROGRAM TABLE and

press

the

OK button or press

directly the Yellow button.

PROGRAM TABLE

P05
P06
P07

P08

P09

PROGRAM 01 will be selected and the
channel stored under PROGRAM 01 will be
showing on the screen.

The buttons used to edit the programs are
shown at the bottom of the display:

Blue button - Name
Green button - Move
Pink button - Delete
Red button - Skip

To name the programmes

OK

P10
P11
P12
P13
P14

SELECT

SKIP
MOVE

P15
P16
P17
P18
P19

BACK

NAME
DELETE

Press theBlue button, the selected
line will turn blue and the CH will
turn white.

Use the Program up and Program
down buttons to select the letters
and numbers and the Volume up
and Volume down buttons to
move through the name.

Press the Blue button again to store
the name.

Repeat this process to name all the
programmes.

Please Note

Some TV channels may send their
names with teletext transmission. In this
case their names will be automatically
shown on the name line.

To move the programmes

You can move the programmes around the
programme list to the order you want

Select the programme you want to
move and press the

Green button.

The programme will turn to green.
Select the number you want to move
the programme to and press the
Green button again and the
programme will be moved to that
number.

All the following programmes are
shifted down by one place.

To delete a programme

To delete a programme, select it and
press the Pink button. The
programme will turn pink and

the programme will be deleted.

All the following programmes are
shifted up by one position.

To skip programmes

Skipped programmes will not appear
when you move through the program
list using the Program up/
Program down buttons.
They can still be selected using the
numeric buttons or the OK button.

Select the programs you want to
skip

and press the Red button. The

program will turn red. To unskip the
program press the Red button again.

To exit the PROGRAM TABLE press

the TV/TX button once,Yellow button

or the Menu button twice.

When you select a programme, the
information you entered in the
PROGRAM TABLE menu will appear
on the top of the screen i.e. P1
BBC1.

This will disappear after

about three seconds.

TV set up

The TV set up is accessed through a menu
system.

Once you have stored your set up, this is the
set up the TV will default to when you switch
it on.

To enter the MAIN menu press the
Menu button.

Once in the MAIN menu use the
Program up and Program down
buttons to select items in the menu
and the OK to access sub menus
or use the coloured fastext buttons

for quick access.

Red button
Green button
Yellow button
Blue button
Pink button

SOUND

PICTURE
PROGRAM TABLE
SETUP
FEATURES

Please note

If you do not press any buttons for 15 seconds
the TV will exit the menu system.

Sound menu (red button)

VOLUME

BALANCE
SOUND TYPE
SOUND MODE
AVL
DYNAMIC BASS
EQUALIZER
STORE

- SOUND

- PICTURE

- PROGRAM TABLE

- SETUP

- FEATURES

MAIN MENU

OK

SELECT
EXIT

SOUND

MONO
NORMAL
ON
ON

BACK

Volume

Sets default volume using the Volume up
and down buttons.

To save your settings, select
STORE

and press the OK button.

STORED

will be displayed. Press

the Menu button to go back to
the previous menu.

Balance

Sets the sound balance when the

is in stereo mode using the

TV

Volume up and down buttons

To save your settings, select
STORE

and press the OK button.

STORED

will be displayed. Press

the Menu button to go back to the
previous menu.

Sound type

This item shows STEREO when receiving
stereo

transmission and MONO for mono

transmissions.

The TV can be produced to receive the
NICAM broadcasts as a optional
feature.

If the channel you are watching
Nicam stereo the On

Screen Display

is in

will show NICAM STEREO for a
while.

Please Note

If, while watching a nicam stereo channel,
the signal strength drops and the system
cannot receive nicam stereo the OSD will
show MONO. If the signal strength
increases again and nicam stereo can be
received again, the OSD will show

NICAM STEREO.

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Select the required item in the menu
using the Program up/down buttons
and make the changes pressing
Volume up/down buttons. Use the
OK button to enter EQUALIZER
sub menu.

12

Sound mode

You can select NORMAL, SPATIAL or
DOLBY VIRTUAL (optional)using the
Volume up/down buttons or mix button.

SPATIAL sound is an ‘expanded stereo’. It
gives the impression that the two speakers in
the TV are further apart than they really are.

DOLBY VIRTUAL is based on Dolby Pro
Logic decoding for production of the Left,
Right, Centre and Virtual Surround Sound
channels using two loudspeaker.

® “DOLBY”, “VIRTUAL DOLBY
SURROUND” and the double- D
symbols are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

Please Note

To get the surround effects in Virtual Dolby
mode, you must apply a Dolby Pro Logic
coded input to the TV.
You can’t adjust the AVL and EQUALIZER
in DOLBY VIRTUAL mode.

To save your settings, select STORE
and press theOK button. STORED
will be displayed. Press the Menu
button to go back to the previous

menu.

AVL

TV transmitters have different sound levels.
AVL (automatic volume limiting) maintains
the same sound level as you switch from
program to program.

To supply this press Volume up or down
button and select ON for AVL.

To save your settings, select STORE
and press theOK button. STORED
will be displayed. Press the Menu
button to go back to the previous

menu.

Dynamic Bass (optional)

Set DYNAMIC BASS to ON if you
wish to deepen the bass sound specifically.

Subwoofer (optional)

A sub woofer speaker can be fitted
within the TV case as an option
depending to the model.

For 33”(84cm) TV sets there
is an external subwoofer (optional)
to be fixed as shown below.

R

AUDIO OUT

L

AV3

AV1

AV2

Select Sound menu and press
Program down button to access
subwoofer.

Press the Volume up button to
switch the Subwoofer on or off.

Please Note

If you move the loudspeaker switch, on the
rear of the TV, to the external position, the
internal speakers in the TV will be switched
off but the Subwoofer will remain on if
switched on.

Equalizer

MUSIC

SPORTS
CINEMA
SPEECH
USER

EQUALIZER

0.1 0.5 1.5 5 10

Picture menu (Green button)

PICTURE

BRICGHTNESS

CONTRAST
COLOUR
SHARPNESS
COLOUR TEMPERATURE
STORE

BACK

In this menu are a series of preset equalizer
settings for different types of sound output.
There are five music settings - MUSIC,
SPORTS, CINEMA, SPEECH and USER
mode.

USER allows you to set your own sound
output as follows:

Plase the OK button to enter the
use EQUALIZER menu.

Use the Program down button to
select USER.

Press OK button to adjust the
frequency band levels.

Use the Volume up button to select
the KHz column you want to
change.

Use the Program up/down
buttons to make the changes.

To save your settings,

press the OK

button. Press the Menu button to
go back to the previous menu.

You can change the equalizer setting
whilst watching the TV using the
sound Smart control.

BACK

The picture menu allows you to set up the
following:
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
COLOUR
SHARPNESS

COLOUR TEMPERATURE

To change, for example, the colour,
select it using Program buttons.

Use the Volume up and Volume
down buttons to change the setting.

To save your settings, select STORE
and press the OK button. STORED
will be displayed.

Smart cont.

This gives you a choice of picture type:
SOFT, NATURAL, RICH or USER.
Use the

button to change this type.

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Press the sound Smart control to
page through the different equalizer
settings and select the one you
want.

Once you have switched the TV off
the equalizer setting will revert to the
stored setting.

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Select BRIGHTNESS,
CONTRAST, COLOUR and
SHARPNESS using the Program

up/down

buttons.

Change the settings with the
Volume up/down buttons.

To save your settings, select STORE
and press the OK

button. STORED

will be displayed. Press the Menu
button to go back to the previous
menu.

You can change the picture type
whilst watching the TV using the
picture Smart control.

Press the picture Smart control to
page through the different picture
types and select the one you want.

Once you have switched the TV off
the picture type will revert to the
stored setting.

Features Menu (Pink button)

Language

There are many languages available for the On
Screen Displays (OSD).

Press the OK button to select the
language list.

Press the Program down button to
page through all the languages and

OK to select.

Timer:

Use Program up and down

buttons to select Timer in the features
menu. Using the Timer fuction, you can
switch to a specific programme at a pre­programmed time or you can turn your TV
off at the time you want your TV to be
turned off.

Press OK to access the Timer menu.

TIMER

CLOCK

ON TIME
OFF TIME
PROGRAM No

--:--

--:--

--:-­P1

LANGUAGE

TIMER

FEATURES

OK

SELECT
BACK

BACK

Clock:

Use the numeric buttons to set the

real time.

On Time:

Use the numeric buttons to set
the time that you want your TV to be turned
on (TV should be on stand-by mode).

Off Time:

Use the numeric buttons to set
the time that you want your TV to be turned
off (Stand-by mode).

Program No:

Use the numeric buttons to

set the programme number that will be
shown when you set the On Time.

Picture format

This allows you to select the picture size on
corresponding to the scren type widescreen
of your TV:
Avaible formats for widesereen TV sets are
16:9, 4:3, zoom, Letterbox and Subtitle.
Avaible formats of 4:3 TV sets are 4:3 and
16:9.

The formats of the broadcasts (4:3 or 16:9)
you watch by means of aerial input are chosen
automatically. (4:3, 16:9 and Letterbox for
16:9 TV) This feature is active if the channel
you are watching sends WSS (Wide Screen
Signalling) information.
Note: The feature mentioned above is relevant
for TV sets having tele-text.

Widescreen TV sets:

16:9, this is the screen format of widescreen
TV sets (26” PF, 28” SF/PF, 32” SF/PF).
The TV will automatically switch to this
format if it detects 16:9 format from the
SCART inputs.

4:3, conventional TV picture format.

4:3 Sets:

4:3, is the screen format of 25”, 28”, 29”
and 33” TV sets But you can change
the picture format to 16:9 to able
to watch the inputs in 16:9 format, i.e.
some broadcasts and DVD’s.

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Press the 16:9 button to page
through the different picture formats
and select the one you want. The
selected format will appear on the
lower center of the screen for
a short while.

Once you have switched the TV off
the picture format will revert to the
stored setting.

Zoom, an enlarged 4:3 format retaining the
same aspect ratio.

L Box (Letter box), Useful for watching
video, some film formats and Pal-Plus
format.

Using Teletext

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Teletext is an information system that displays
text on your TV screen. Using the teletext
control buttons you can view pages of
information that are listed in the teletext
index.

Please Note

No on screen display is available in text mode.
The contrast, brightness and colour cannot be
changed but the volume control is still
available.

To enter Text mode
Please Note

Make sure the TV channel you are watching
transmits teletext.

Press the button. The text
page will appear, normally the index
page.

To exit Text mode

Press the button. The TV
will return to the channel you were
watching.

To select a page of text

Find the number of the page in the
index and enter it using the

Numeric

the page will appear in the top left
hand corner of the screen.

The page counter will search for your
page. When it finds it, the page will
be displayed.

To move to the next page of text
press the button.

To move to the previous page press
the button.

TV/TX

TV/TX

buttons. The number of

Program up

Program down

TV/text mix

To view a page of text whilst
watching a TV programme press

the

Mix

button. The text will be
superimposed over the TV
programme.

Press the
to the text page.

Page search whilst watching TV

In Text mode press theUpdate
button. The TV will return to TV
mode with the text page number in
the top left hand corner of the
screen.

Enter the page number you want
using the buttons.

The top line of the text page will
appear whilst the text searches for
your page. When the page is found
the number will remain in the top
left hand corner of the screen.

Press the button to view
your selected page of text.

Double height text

If you have difficulty reading the

text on the TV you can double the
height of the text.

Press the button.
The top half of the page will be
displayed in double height text.

Press the button again.
The bottom half of the page
will be displayed in double height
text.

button again to return

Mix

Numeric

Update

Doub

Doub

To return to the index page press the

button.

P100

Press the button
again to return to the full page.

Doub

Page hold

If the page of text you have selected
contains sub pages, these sub pages
will automatically be displayed in
order with a delay to allow you to
read the page.

To stop the move to the next sub
page press the Hold button. STOP
will appear in the top left hand
corner.

To continue moving through the sub
pages press the Hold button again.

To select a sub page

If the page of text you are viewing
contains sub pages, the number of
the sub page you are on and the total
number of sub pages is displayed on
the right of the screen i.e. 1/7.

To select a sub page press the Sub
button. The number in the top left
hand corner will be replaced by S
followed by 4 asterisks.

Enter the number of the sub page,
using the Numeric buttons in the
format S0001 for sub page 1.

The teletext will search for the sub
page. This may take some time. To
return to the TV whilst the teletext
is searching press the Update
button.

When the page number is found it
will appear in the top left hand
corner of the screen.

To reveal information

Press the Rev button to reveal
concealed information (quiz
answers etc.).

Press the Rev button again to
conceal the information again.

Clock

Press the Sub button, whilst
watching a TV program , to

SUB

display the time.

Fastext

At the bottom of the teletext screen is a row
of subject headings in red, green yellow and
blue.

The remote control has a row of coloured
buttons corresponding to the row of
coloured subjects on the screen.

Pressing one of the coloured buttons will
take you directly to the page
corresponding to the subject heading.

Toptext (optional)

At the bottom of the teletext screen is a row

of subject headings in yellow and blue.

Pressing yellow or blue buttons on the

remote control, selects the related Subject.

Next page can be selected by pressing the red

button and previous page can be selected

by pressing the green button.

Note: Fastext and Toptext features are not

available in every program.

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Press the Update button again to
view the text page.

Connecting external
equipment

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Headphones (optional)

The headphones must have an impedance of
between 8 and 32 ohms and have a 3.5 mm
stereo jack plug.

Plug the headphone jack into the headphone
socket of the TV.

Connecting a video
recorder

Via SCART

Make sure the TV and video recorder are
both switched off.

Plug one end of the SCART lead (not
supplied) into the back of the video recorder
and the other end into one of the SCART
sockets on the back of the TV.

Switch on the video recorder and the TV.

Press the AV button on the remote
control to select AV1, AV2 or AV3

(optional) to

SCART socket you
back of the TV.

correspond with

are using on the

Please note:

You can connect a RGB external equipment
via Scart 1. It is necessary to you use full
Scart cable for this purpose.

Select the video outputs of external device
by using its menu to RGB if it’s available.

Via RCA lead (optional)

Make sure the TV and video recorder are
both switched off.

Plug one end of the RCA lead into the video
and audio out sockets on the back of the
video recorder and plug the other end into
the video and audio in sockets of the TV.

If the sound is in mono use the Audio Input
L. In the SOUND menu select MONO.

Press the AV button repetitively
and select the AV3 mode by two
scart models or select AV4 mode
by three scart models.

Via aerial socket

Make sure the TV and video recorder are
both switched off.

Unplug the aerial lead from the TV and plug
it into the aerial socket on the video
recorder (if fitted).

Plug a coaxial plug into the RF out socket on
the rear of the video recorder and plug the
other end into the aerial socket of the TV.

Switch on the video recorder and the TV.

If your video recorder has a test signal, switch
it on. (Refer to the video recorder user guide).

See ‘Tuning the TV’ and carry out the tuning
procedure for the video recorder test signal.
Select a programme number 0 or between 55
and 99.

R

L

MONO

VIDEO

S-Video Player

If you have an S-Video player you can
connect it to SCART socket 2
via an adaptor from scart to S-Video/RCA
audio (not supplied).

Press the AV button three times
to select AV2S (available by two
scart models).

Via RCA lead and S-Video socket

You can also connect it through the
S-Video socket of the TV (optional).

Plug the S-Video plug into the S-Video
socket and the audio leads into the audio
sockets.

Press the AV button repetitively
to select AV3S by two scart
models or AV4S by three scart
models.

R

AUDIO OUT

L

AV3

AV1

AV2

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R

L

MONO

VIDEO

S-Video In

Connecting a DVD
player

Via SCART

Make sure the TV and DVD player are both
switched off.

Plug one end of the SCART lead (not
supplied) into the back of the DVD player
and the other end into one of the SCART
sockets on the back of the TV.

Switch on the DVD and the TV.

Via RCA lead (optional)

Make sure the TV and DVD player are both
switched off.

Plug one end of the RCA lead into the video
and audio out sockets on the back of the
DVD player and plug the other end into the
video and audio in sockets of the TV.

Press the AV button repetitively and
select the AV3 mode by two scart
models or select AV4 mode by three
scart models.

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Press theAV button on the remote
control to select AV1, AV2 or AV3

(optional) to correspond with

SCART socket you are using
on the back of the TV.

R

L

MONO

VIDEO

Via RCA lead and S-Video socket

You can also connect it through the
S-Video socket of the TV (optional).

Plug the S-Video plug into the S-Video
socket and the audio leads into the audio
sockets.

Press the AV button repetitively
to select AV3S by two scart
models or AV4S by three scart
models.

R

AUDIO OUT

L

AV3

AV1

AV2

R

L

MONO

VIDEO

S-Video In

Connecting a decoder

Via SCART

Make sure the TV and decoder are both
switched off.

Plug one end of the SCART lead (not
supplied) into the back of the decoder and the
other end into the SCART1 on
the back of the TV.

Switch on the decoder and the TV.

Press the AV button on the remote
control to select AV1.

Via RCA lead (optional)

Make sure the TV and decoder are both
switched off.

Plug one end of the RCA lead into the video
and audio out sockets on the back of the
decoder and plug the other end into the video
and audio in sockets on

the TV.

Press the AV button repetitively and
select the AV3 mode by two scart
models or select AV4 mode by three
scart models.

Please Note

You can record from one external piece of
equipment to another via the TV by
connecting the playback to SCART 1 and the
recorder to SCART 2 or SCART 3 and
selecting AV1. You cannot watch the TV.

You can connect NTSC supported equipment
to the TV via the SCART sockets and
adjusting the colour via the PICTURE
menu.

Select TINT by using Program down
button and use the adjust the colour to

Volume up and down buttons.

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R

AUDIO OUT

L

AV3

AV1

AV2

22

Connecting TV with video and satellite/digital
receiver

Satellite/digital receiver Video Rear of TV

Aerial out

Aerial in

TV

Scart socket

Video

Scart socket

Aerial out

Aerial in

Scart socket

Aerial
socket

Scart 1

Connecting TV with camcorder

AV1/AV2/AV3

R

L

VIDEO

Camcorder

AV3

(3 scart models only)

S-Video In

Connecting TV games and computer

AV1

R

L

VIDEO

S-Video In

S-Video camcorder

S-Video TV Game Player

Help and service tips

The TV does not work

Make sure it is plugged into the mains supply
and switched on.

Poor picture

• Is the aerial plugged in?

• If you are using a set top aerial is it
properly aligned for the best signal.

• Make sure the aerial is not to close to
neon lights, loudspeakers etc.

• Try changing the direction of the outdoor
aerial. High buildings and mountains can
cause ghost pictures or double images.

• The picture quality may be reduced by
connecting two external sources at once.
Disconnect one of the sources.

• Adjust the fine tuning.

No picture

• Is the aerial plugged in properly?

• Is the aerial lead damaged?

• Are all the plugs in the aerial lead fitted
correctly?

• Have you pressed the correct buttons on
the remote control?

No sound

• Is the sound muted? Press the Mute
button.

• Is the volume turned down?

• Are there headphones connected?

Sound coming from only one
speaker

• Is the balance set to one side? See the
sound menu.

• If you have external speakers, has one of
them become disconnected.

No response to the remote control

• Try changing the batteries.

• Is there an obstruction between the
remote control and the sensor on the TV.

If nothing works

If you have tried the above solutions and none
seem to work, try switching the unit off and
on again.

If this does not work contact your supplier or
TV repair technician. Never attempt to

repair a defective TV yourself.

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Technical specifications table

24

Picture tube

size/type

Screen size

Visible

screen size

Sound Output

(%10 THD)

Power

consumption

Stand by

Power

consumption

Subwoofer

Dolby

Virtual

SF
PF
16:9
4:3

25”
4:3

63 cm 70 cm 70 cm 70 cm 70 cm 72 cm 82 cm 82 cm 84 cm

59 cm 66 cm 66 cm 66 cm 68 cm 68 cm 77 cm 77 cm 80 cm

2x10 W 2x10 W 2x10 W 2x10 W 2x10 W 2x10 W 2x10 W 2x10 W 2x10 W

3 W 3 W 3 W 3 W 3 W 3 W 3 W 3 W 3 W

optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional

: Superflat picture tube
: Pureflat picture tube
: Widescreen TV
: Conventional TV

26”

28”

16:9 PF

68 cm

65 cm

2x10 W

90 W

3 W

optional

optional

28”

4:3

16:9 SF

90 W

optional—optional optional optional optional optional optional optional

28”

16:9 PF

29”

4:3 SF

95 W

29”

4:3 PF

95 W

32”

16:9 SF

95 W

32”

16:9 PF

95 W

33”
4:3

Please note:

Using a subwoofer causes 20 W extra power consumption and supplies maximum 20 W
extra sound output.

General technical specifications

Power Supply

AC: ................................................... 230-240V 50Hz

Number of preset programmes ......... 100

RF Aerial input .................................... 75

Speaker empedance ...........................

Audio output ...................................... Mono/Stereo/NICAM (optional)

Batteries ............................................ 2x AAA

Receiving channels ............................... VHF (Band I Channels 2-4)

............................................................. VHF (Band III Channels 5-12)

............................................................... UHF (Channels 21-69)

.............................................................. Cable TV (S1-S20/S21-S41)

ohm (unbalanced)

8 ohm

Please note: Your TV set is produced to receive only “one “ of this colour and sound system

options which is based one your countries norms and can not be changed by user except
BG/DK and BG/LL´ if both systems are avaible to receive (BG or DK and BG or LL´). Please
refer to “Tuning the TV”.

VCT 49xxI ADVANCE INFORMATION

Volume 1: General Description

General Description

1. Introduction

The VCT 49xxI is an IC family of high-quality single­chip TV processors. Modular design and deep-submi­cron technology allow the economic integration of fea­tures in all classes of single-scan TV sets. The
VCT 49xxI family is based on functional blocks con­tained and approved in existing products like
DRX 396xA, MSP 34x5G, VSP 94x7B, DDP 3315C,
and SDA 55xx.

Each member of the family contains the entire IF,
audio, video, display, and deflection processing for 4:3
and 16:9 50/60-Hz mono and stereo TV sets. The inte­grated microcontroller is supported by a powerful OSD
generator with integrated Teletext & CC acquisition
including on-chip page memory.

Video & Sound IF

DRX 396xA

Audio Processing

MSP 34x5G

1.1. Features

The VCT 49xxI family offers a rich feature set, cover­ing the whole range of state-of-the-art 50/60-Hz TV
applications.

– PSSDIP88-1/-2 package
– PMQFP144-2 package
– SubmicronCMOS technology
– Low-power standby mode
– Single 2 0.25-MHz reference crystal
– 8-bit 8051 instruction set compatible CPU
– Up to 256 kB on-chip program ROM
– WST,PDC,VPS,andWSSacquisition
– ClosedCaptionandV-chipacquisition
– Up to 10 pages on-chip teletext memory
– Multi-standard QSS IF processing with single SAW
– FM Radio and RDS with standard TV tuner
– TV-sound demodulation:

• all A2 standards

• all NICAM standards

• BTSC/SAP with MNR (DBX optional)

•EIA-J

Video Processing

VSP 94x7B

Display & Deflection

DDP 3315C

Control, OSD, Text

SDA 55xx

Fig. 1–1: Single-chip VCT 49xxI

VCT 49xyI

– Baseband sound processing for loudspeaker chan-

nel:

• volume

• bass and treble

• loudness

• balance

• spatial effect (e.g. pseudo stereo)

• Micronas AROUND (virtual Dolby optional)

• Micronas BASS

– CVBS, S-VHS, YC

and RGB inputs

rCb

– 4H adaptive comb filter (PAL/NTSC)
– multi-standard color decoder (PAL/NTSC/SECAM)
– Nonlinear horizontal scaling “panorama vision”
– Luma and chroma transient improvement (LTI, CTI)
– Non-linear color space enhancement (NCE)
– Dynamic black level expander (BLE)
– Scan velocity modulationoutput
– Soft start/stop of H-drive
– Vertical angle and bow correction
– Average and peak beam current limiter
– Nonlinear and dynamic EHT compensation
– Black switch off procedure (BSO)

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1.2. Chip Architecture

R
E

K
C
G

F

I

A
T

S

T

A

U

E

N

O

I

P

A

S

A

IFIN+

IFIN-

CVBS in

YCrCb in

RGB in

CVBS out

IF

Frontend

Video

Frontend

Slicer

24kB

Char ROM

20kB XRAM

IF

Processor

Comb

Filter

Component

Bus

Arbiter

256kB

Prog ROM

Interface

Sound

Demodulator

Color

Decoder

Display

Generator

Memory

Interface

CPU

8051

Panorama

Scaler

Audio

Processor

Display &
Deflection
Processor

I2C Master/

Slave

Timer

CRT

PWM

ADC

UART

Watchdog

RTC

I/O-Ports

Video

Backend

Reset & Test

Logic

Clock

Generator

PROT
HOUT
HFLB

VERT
EW
SVM
RGB out
RGB in

SENSE
RSW

I2C

RESETQ
TEST

XTAL1
XTAL2

Fig. 1–2: Block diagram of the VCT 49xxI

ADB, DB, PSENQ,

PSWEQ, WRQ, RDQ

Pxy

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1.3. System Application

20.25MHz

AOUT1

AV1

AIN1

RGB/FB/C1

VOUT1

CVBS1/Y1

ID1

IFIN+

SAW

IFIN-

TAGC

I2C

Tuner

AOUT2

AIN2

C2

VOUT2

CVBS2/Y2

AV2

ID2

C3

CVBS3/Y3

AIN3

AV3

Video L - Audio - RS-Video

Fig. 1–3: Stereo TV set with VCT 49xxI

separate

AIN3 only

available in

QFP package

H/V/EW

4:3/16:9 CRT

RGB/SVM

VCT 49xxI

SENSE

Lo udsp eaker

SPEAKER

Headphone

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20.25MHz

VOUT2
VOUT1
AOUT1

IFIN+

SAW

IFIN-

Tuner

Mon

AV1

AV2

AV3

Video L - Audio - RS-Video

DVD

Cb CrY

YCrCb

C1

CVBS1/Y1

AIN1

TAGC

I2C

4:3/16:9 CRT

H/V/EW

RGB/SVM

VCT 49xxI

SENSE

Video L - Audio - RS-Video

Video L - Audio - RS-Video

Video L - Audio - RS-Video

C2

CVBS2/Y2

AIN2

C3

CVBS3/Y3

AIN3

separate

AIN3 only

available in

QFP package

Lo udsp eaker

SPEAKER

Headphone

AOUT2

Fig. 1–4: Stereo TV set with VCT 49xxI

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3. Control Interface

Table 3–1: I2C Slave Device Addresses

Block Device Address

Write Read

DRX h’8E h’8F
MSP h’8C h’8D
VSP h’B0 h’B1
DDP h’BC h’BD
TVT programmable

Computer

VCTI

IO-

Port

TVT

8051

I2C M/S

Interface

Buffer

DRX

int. I2C-Bus

ext. I2C-Bus

MSP

VSP

DDP

Fig. 3–1:

Tuner

I2C Environment

NVM

MSP

DPL

PIP

VCT 49xxI ADVANCE INFORMATION

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4. Specifications

4.1. Outline Dimensions

SPGS703000-3(P88)/1E

4488

±0.1

18

1 43

±0.1

57.7

0.87

±0.05

±0.2

±0.1

0.8

3.8

19.5

±0.15

1.27

±0.05

X

43 x 1.27 = 54.61

X 10:1

30 ˚C

±0.1

±0.1

3.35

0.28

±0.06

22.5

22.5

19.5

±0.15

±0.15

±0.15

2.77

Ø 1.5

2.02

Ø 0.75

1.27

±0.05

1.27

1.5

0.23

1.75

0.48

0.2

±0.06

1.97

Fig. 4–1:

88-Pin Plastic Staggered Shrink Dual Inline Package

(PSSDIP88-1/-2)

Weight approximately 9.6 g
Dimensions in mm

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PinConnectionsandShortDescriptions

NC = not connected
LV = if not used, leave vacant
OBL = obligatory; connect as described in circuit diagram
IN = Input Pin
OUT = Output Pin
SUPPLY = Supply Pin

Pin No. Pin Name Type Connection Short Description

PSSDIP
88-pin

1 128 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform
2 129 VSUP5.0BE SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Analog Video Back-end, 5.0 V
3 130 TEST IN GND Test Input, reserved for Test
4 131 VERT+ OUT LV Differential Vertical Sawtooth Output

PMQFP-2
144-pin

(If not used)

5 132 VERT- OUT LV Differential Vertical Sawtooth Output
6 133 EW OUT LV Vertical Parabola Output
7 134 RSW2 OUT LV Range Switch 2 Output
8 135 RSW1 OUT LV Range Switch 1 Output
9 136 SENSE IN GND Sense ADC Input
10 137 GNDM IN GND Reference Ground for Sense ADC
11 138 FBIN IN GND FastBlank Input, Back-end
12 139 RIN IN GND Analog Red Input, Back-end
13 140 GIN IN GND Analog Green Input, Back-end
14 141 BIN IN GND Analog Blue Input, Back-end
15 142 SVMOUT OUT VSUP5.0BE Scan Velocity Modulation Output
16 143 ROUT OUT VSUP5.0BE Analog Red Output
17 144 GOUT OUT VSUP5.0BE Analog Green Output
18 1 BOUT OUT VSUP5.0BE Analog Blue Output
19 2 VRD OBL Reference Voltage for RGB DACs
20 3 XREF OBL Reference Current for RGB DACs
21 4 VSUP3.3BE SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Analog Video Back-end, 3.3 V
22 5 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform
23 6 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform
24 7 VSUP3.3IO SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage I/O Ports, 3.3 V
25 8 VSUP3.3DAC SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Video DACs, 3.3 V
26 9 GNDDAC SUPPLY OBL Ground Video DACs
27 10 SAFETY IN GND Safety Input

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Pin No. Pin Name Type Connection Short Description

PSSDIP
88-pin

28 11 HFLB IN HOUT Horizontal Flyback Input
29 12 HOUT OUT LV Horizontal Drive Output
30 13 VPROT IN GND Vertical Protection Input

PMQFP-2
144-pin

(If not used)

37 PWMV OUT LV PWM Vertical Output

38 DFVBL OUT LV Dynamic Focus Vertical Blanking Output
31 39 SDA IN/OUT OBL I
32 40 SCL IN/OUT OBL I

2

C Bus Data Input/Output

2

C Bus Clock Input/Output
33 41 P21 IN/OUT LV Port 2, Bit 1 Input/Output
34 42 P20 IN/OUT LV Port 2, Bit 0 Input/Output
35 43 P17 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 7 Input/Output
36 44 P16 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 6 Input/Output
37 45 P15 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 5 Input/Output
38 46 P14 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 4 Input/Output
39 47 P13 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 3 Input/Output
40 48 P12 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 2 Input/Output
41 49 P11 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 1 Input/Output
42 50 P10 IN/OUT LV Port 1, Bit 0 Input/Output
43 53 VSUP3.3FE SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Analog Video Front-end, 3.3 V
44 54 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform
45 55 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform
46 56 VSUP1.8FE SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Analog Video Front-end, 1.8 V
47 57 VOUT3 OUT LV Analog Video 3 Output
48 58 VOUT2 OUT LV Analog Video 2 Output
49 59 VOUT1 OUT LV Analog Video 1 Output
50 60 VIN1 IN GND Analog Video 1 Input
51 61 VIN2 IN GND Analog Video 2 Input
52 62 VIN3 IN GND Analog Video 3 Input
53 63 VIN4 IN GND Analog Video 4 Input
54 64 VIN5 IN GND Analog Video 5 Input
55 65 VIN6 IN GND Analog Video 6 Input
56 66 VIN7 IN GND Analog Video 7 Input
57 67 VIN8 IN GND Analog Video 8 Input
58 68 VIN9 IN GND Analog Video 9 Input

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Volume 1: General Description

Pin No. Pin Name Type Connection Short Description

PSSDIP
88-pin

59 69 VIN10 IN GND Analog Video 10 Input
60 70 VIN11 IN GND Analog Video 11 Input
61 98 P23 IN/OUT LV Port 2, Bit 3 Input/Output
62 99 P22 IN/OUT LV Port 2, Bit 2 Input/Output
63 100 XTAL2 OUT OBL Analog Crystal Output
64 101 XTAL1 IN OBL Analog Crystal Input
65 102 VSUP1.8DIG SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Digital Core, 1.8 V

66 103 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform
67 104 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform

PMQFP-2
144-pin

(If not used)

(main and standby supply)

68 105 VSUP3.3DIG SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Digital Core, 3.3 V

(main and standby supply)
69 106 VSUP5.0IF SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Analog IF Front-end, 5.0 V
70 107 GNDIF SUPPLY OBL Ground Analog IF Front-end
71 108 RESETQ IN/OUT OBL Reset
72 109 IFIN+ IN VREF
73 110 IFIN- IN VREF

IF

IF

Input/Output
Differential IF Input
Differential IF Input

74 111 VREFIF OBL Reference Voltage, IF ADC
75 112 TAGC OUT LV Tuner AGC Output
76 113 AIN1R /

SIF

IN/OUT GND Analog Audio 1 Input, Right

Analog 2nd Sound IF Output

77 114 AIN1L IN GND Analog Audio 1 Input, Left
78 115 AIN2R IN GND Analog Audio 2 Input, Right
79 116 AIN2L IN GND Analog Audio 2 Input, Left

117 AIN3R IN GND Analog Audio 3 Input, Right
118 AIN3L IN GND Analog Audio 3 Input, Left
119 AOUT2R OUT LV Analog Audio 2 Output, Right
120 AOUT2L OUT LV Analog Audio 2 Output, Left

80

81

AIN3R /
AOUT2R

AIN3L /
AOUT2L

IN /
OUT

IN /
OUT

LV Analog Audio 3 Input, Right

Analog Audio 2 Output, Right

LV Analog Audio 3 Input, Left

Analog Audio 2 Output, Left

82 121 AOUT1R OUT LV Analog Audio 1 Output, Right
83 122 AOUT1L OUT LV Analog Audio 1 Output, Left
84 123 SPEAKERR OUT LV Analog Loudspeaker Output, Right

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Volume 1: General Description

Pin No. Pin Name Type Connection Short Description

PSSDIP
88-pin

85 124 SPEAKERL OUT LV Analog Loudspeaker Output, Left
86 125 VREFAU OBL Reference Voltage, Audio
87 126 VSUP8.0AU SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Analog Audio, 8.0 V
88 127 GND SUPPLY OBL Ground Platform

PMQFP-2
144-pin

(If not used)

71 P37 /

656IO7

72 P36 /

656IO6

73 P35 /

656IO5

74 P34 /

656IO4

75 P33 /

656IO3

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 7 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 7 Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 6 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 6 Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 5 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 5 Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 4 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 4 Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 3 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 3 Input/Output

76 GNDEIO SUPPLY OBL Ground Extended I/O Ports
77 VSUP3.3EIO SUPPLY OBL Supply Voltage Extended I/O Ports, 3.3 V
78 P32 /

656IO2

79 P31 /

656IO1

80 P30 /

656IO0

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 2 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 2 Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 1 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 1 Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 3, Bit 0 Input/Output

Digital 656 Bus 0 Input/Output

81 P26 /

656VIO

82 P25 /

656HIO

83 P24 /

656CLKIO

IN/OUT LV Port 2, Bit 6 Input/Output

Digital 656 Vsync Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 2, Bit 5 Input/Output

Digital 656 Hsync Input/Output

IN/OUT LV Port 2, Bit 4 Input/Output

Digital 656 Clock Input/Output

31 ADB19 OUT LV Address Bus 19 Output
21 ADB18 OUT LV Address Bus 18 Output
19 ADB17 OUT LV Address Bus 17 Output
22 ADB16 OUT LV Address Bus 16 Output
23 ADB15 OUT LV Address Bus 15 Output
18 ADB14 OUT LV Address Bus 14 Output
17 ADB13 OUT LV Address Bus 13 Output
26 ADB12 OUT LV Address Bus 12 Output
14 ADB11 OUT LV Address Bus 11 Output

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Volume 1: General Description

Pin No. Pin Name Type Connection Short Description

PSSDIP
88-pin

PMQFP-2
144-pin

96 ADB10 OUT LV Address Bus 10 Output
15 ADB9 OUT LV Address Bus 9 Output
16 ADB8 OUT LV Address Bus 8 Output
27 ADB7 OUT LV Address Bus 7 Output
28 ADB6 OUT LV Address Bus 6 Output
29 ADB5 OUT LV Address Bus 5 Output
30 ADB4 OUT LV Address Bus 4 Output
84 ADB3 OUT LV Address Bus 3 Output
85 ADB2 OUT LV Address Bus 2 Output
86 ADB1 OUT LV Address Bus 1 Output

(If not used)

87 ADB0 OUT LV Address Bus 0 Output
88 DB0 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 0 Input/Output
89 DB1 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 1 Input/Output
90 DB2 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 2 Input/Output
91 DB3 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 3 Input/Output
92 DB4 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 4 Input/Output
93 DB5 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 5 Input/Output
94 DB6 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 6 Input/Output
95 DB7 IN/OUT LV Data Bus 7 Input/Output
32 RDQ OUT LV Data Read Enable Output
33 WRQ OUT LV Data Write Enable Output
34 OCF OUT LV Opcode Fetch Output
35 ALE OUT LV Address Latch Enable Output
36 RSTQ OUT LV Internal CPU Reset Output
97 PSENQ OUT LV Program Store Enable Output
20 PSWEQ OUT LV Program Store Write Enable Output
51 XROMQ IN OBL External ROM Enable Input
52 EXTIFQ IN LV Enable External Interface Input
24 STOPQ IN LV Stop CPU Input
25 ENEQ IN LV Enable Emulation Input

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Volume 1: General Description

PinDescriptions
SupplyPins
VSUP1.8DIG

This pin is main and standby supply for the digital core
logic of controller, video, display and deflection pro­cessing.

− Supply Voltage 1.8 V

VSUP1.8FE − Supply Voltage 1.8 V

This pin is main supply for the analog video front-end.

VSUP3.3FE − Supply Voltage 3.3 V

This pin is main supply for the analog video front-end.

VSUP3.3IO − Supply Voltage 3.3 V

This pin is main and standby supply for the digital I/O­ports.

VSUP3.3DIG − Supply Voltage 3.3 V

This pin is main supply for the digital core logic of IF
and audio processing and digital video back-end.

VSUP3.3BE − Supply Voltage 3.3 V

This pin is main supply for the analog video back-end.

VSUP5.0BE − Supply Voltage 5.0 V

This pin is main supply for the analog video back-end.

than one capacitor. By choosing different values, the
frequency range of active decoupling can be extended.

IFPins
VREFIF

This pin must be connected to
according to the application circuit. Low inductance
caps are necessary .

− Reference Voltage for Analog IF (Fig. 4–9)

GNDIF via a circuitry

IFIN+, IFIN- − Balanced IF Input (Fig. 4–6)

These pins must be connected to the SAW filter out­put. The SAW filter has to be placed as close as possi­ble. The layout of the IF input should be symmetrical
with respect to

SIF − 2nd Sound IF Output (Fig. 4–8)

Output level is set via I
processor (e.g. MSP) can be connected to this pin.
This pin is also configurable as audio input (see
Fig. 4–10).

GNDIF.

2

C-Bus. An appropriate sound

TAGC − Tuner AGC Output (Fig. 4–7)

This pin controls the delayed tuner AGC. As it is a
noise-shaped-I-DAC output, it has to be connected
according to the application circuit.

VSUP8.0AU − Supply Voltage 8.0 V

This pin is main supply for the analog audio process­ing.

GND − Ground Platform

This pin is main ground for all above supplies.

VSUP3.3DAC − Supply Voltage 3.3 V

This pin is main supply for the video DACs.

GNDDAC − Ground for 3.3 V Video DAC Supply
VSUP5.0IF − Supply Voltage 5.0 V

This pin is main supply for the analog IF front-end.

GNDIF − Ground for 5.0 V IF Supply
VSUP3.3EIO − Supply Voltage 3.3 V

This pin is main and standby supply for the extended
digital I/O-ports available in QFP package only. It is
internally connected to

GNDEIO

It is internally connected to GND.

− Ground for 3.3 V Extended I/O Supply

VSUP3.3IO.

Application Note:

All GND pins must be connected to a low-resistive
ground plane underneath the IC. All supply pins must
be connected separately with short and low-resistive
lines to the power supply. Decoupling capacitors from

VSUPxx to GND have to be placed as closely as pos-

sible to these pins. It is recommended to use more

AudioPins
VREFAU

4–14)
This pin serves as the internal ground connection for
the analog audio circuitry. It must be connected to the

– Reference Voltage for Analog Audio (Fig.

GND pinwitha3.3µF and a 100 nF capacitor in paral-

lel. This pins shows a DC level of typically 3.77 V.

AIN1 L – Audio 1 Inputs (Fig. 4–10)

The analog input signal for audio 1 is fed to this pin.
Analog input connection must be AC coupled.

AIN1 R – Audio 1 Inputs (Fig. 4–10)

The analog input signal for audio 1 is fed to this pin.
Analog input connection must be AC coupled. This pin
is also configurable as sound IF output (see Fig. 4–8).

AIN2 R/L – Audio 2 Inputs (Fig. 4–10)

The analog input signal for audio 2 is fed to this pin.
Analog input connection must be AC coupled.

AIN3 R/L – Audio 3 Inputs (Fig. 4–10)

The analog input signal for audio 3 is fed to this pin.
Analog input connection must be AC coupled.

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AOUT1 R/L – Audio 1 Outputs (Fig. 4–11)

Output of the analog audio 1 signal. Connections to
these pins are intended to be AC coupled.

AOUT2 R/L – Audio 2 Outputs (Fig. 4–11)

Output of the analog audio 2 signal. Connections to
these pins are intended to be AC coupled.

SPEAKER R/L – Loudspeaker Outputs (Fig. 4–13)

Output of the loudspeaker signal. A 1 nF capacitor to

GND must be connected to these pins. Connections to

these pins are intended to be AC-coupled.

VideoPins
VIN 1–11

These are the analog video inputs. A CVBS, S-VHS,
YCrCb or RGB/FB signal is converted using the luma,
chroma and component AD converters. The input sig­nals must be AC-coupled by 100nF. In case of an ana­log fast blank signal carrying alpha blending information
the input signal must be DC-coupled.

VOUT 1-3 − Analog Video Output (Fig. 4–16)

The analog video inputs that are selected by the video
source select matrix are output at these pins.

RIN, GIN, BIN − Analog RGB Input (Fig. 4–17)

These pins are used to insert an external analog RGB
signal, e.g. from a SCART connector which can be
switchedto the analog RGB outputswiththe fast blank
signal. Separate brightness and contrast settings for
the external analog signals are provided.

FBIN − Fast Blank Input (Fig. 4–18)

This pin is used to switch the RGB outputs to the exter­nal analog RGB inputs. The active level (low or high)
can be selected by software.

ROUT, GOUT, BOUT − Analog RGB Output (Fig. 4–

19)
These pins are the analog Red/Green/Blue outputs of
the back-end. The outputs are current sinks.

SVMOUT − Scan Velocity Modulation Output (Fig. 4–

19)
This output delivers the analog SVM signal. The D/A
converter is a current sink like the RGB D/A convert­ers. At zero signal the output current is 50% of the
maximum output current.

− Analog Video Input (Fig. 4–15)

XREF − DAC Current Reference (Fig. 4–20)

External reference resistor for DAC output currents,
typical 10 kΩ to adjust the output current of the D/A
converters. (see recommended operating conditions).
This resistor has to be connected to ground as closely
as possible to the pin.

4.3.5. CRT Pins
VPROT

The vertical protection circuitry prevents the picture
tube from burn-in in the event of a malfunction of the
vertical deflection stage. If the peak-to-peak value of
the sawtooth signal from the vertical deflection stage is
too small, the RGB output signals are blanked.

SAFETY − Safety Input (Fig. 4–22)

This input has two thresholds. A signal between the
lower and upper threshold means normal function. A
signal below the lower threshold or above the upper
threshold is detected as malfunction and the RGB sig­nals will be blanked.

HOUT − Horizontal Drive Output (Fig. 4–21)

This open source output supplies the drive pulse for
the horizontal output stage. An external pulldown
resistor has to be used. The polarity and gating with
the flyback pulse are selectable by software.

HFLB − Horizontal Flyback Input (Fig. 4–22)

Via this pin the horizontal flyback pulse is supplied to
the VCT 49xxI.

VERT+, VERT−−Vertical Sawtooth Output (Fig. 4–23)

These pins supply the symmetrical drive signal for the
vertical output stage. The drive signal is generated
with 15-bit precision. The analog voltage is generated
by a 4 bit current-DAC with an external resistor of

6.8 kΩ and uses digital noise shaping.

EW − East-West Parabola Output (Fig. 4–24)

This pin supplies the parabola signal for the East-West
correction. The drive signal is generated with 15 bit
precision. The analog voltage is generated by a 4 bit
current-DAC with an external resistor of 6.8 kΩ and
uses digital noise shaping.

PWMV − PWM Vertical Output (Fig. 4–35)

This pin provides an adjustable vertical parabola with 7
bit resolution and appr. 79.4 kHz PWM frequency.

− Vertical Protection Input (Fig. 4–22)

VRD − DAC Reference Decoupling (Fig. 4–20)

Via this pin the RGB-DAC reference voltage is decou­pled by an external capacitor. The DAC output cur­rents depend on this voltage, therefore a pulldown
transistor can be used to shut off all beam currents. A
decoupling capacitor of 4.7 µF in parallel to 100 nF
(low inductance) is required.

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DFVBL − Dynamic Focus Vertical Blanking (Fig. 4–35)

This pin supplies the blank pulse for dynamic focus
during vertival blanking period or a free programmable
horizontal pulse for horizontal dynamic focus genera­tion.

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SENSE − Measurement ADC Input (Fig. 4–27)

This is the input of the analog to digital converter for
the picture and tube measurement. Three measure­ment ranges are selectable with RSW1 and RSW2.

GNDM − Measurement ADC Reference Input

This is the reference ground for the measurement A/D
converter. Connect this pin to GND.

RSW1 − Range Switch1 for Measuring ADC (Fig. 4–

25)
These pin is an open drain pulldown output. During
cutoff and white drive measurement the switch is off.
Duringtherestoftimeitison.TheRSW1pincanbe
used as second measurement ADC input for picture
beam current measurement.

RSW2 − Range Switch2 for Measuring ADC (Fig. 4–

26)
These pin is an open drain pulldown output. During
cutoff measurement the switch is off. During white
drive measurement the switch is on. Also during the
rest of time it is on. It is used to set the range for white
drive current measurement.

4.3.6. Controller Pins
XTAL1

− Crystal Input and XTAL2 Crystal Output (Fig.
4–28)
These pins connect a 20.25 MHz crystal to the internal
oscillator. An external clock can be fed into XTAL1.

RESETQ − Reset Input/Output (Fig. 4–29)

A low level on this pin resets the VCT 49xxI. The inter­nal CPU can pull down this pin to reset external
devices connected to this pin.

ADB0−ADB19 − Address Bus Output (Fig. 4–35)

These 20 lines provide the CPU address bus output to
access external memory.

DB0−DB7 − Data Bus Input/Output (Fig. 4–36)

These 8 lines provide the bidirectional CPU data bus
to access external memory.

WRQ − Data Write Enable Output (Fig. 4–35)

This pin controls the direction of data exchange
between the CPU and the external data memory
device (SRAM).

RDQ − Data Read Enable Output (Fig. 4–35)

Thispinisusedtoenabletheoutputdriverofthe
external data memory device (SRAM) for read access.

PSENQ − Program Store Enable Output (Fig. 4–35)

Thispinisusedtoenabletheoutputdriverofthe
external program memory device (ROM/FLASH) for
read access.

PSWEQ − Program Store Write Enable Output (Fig. 4–

35)
This pin is used to write into the external program flash
memory device.

XROMQ − External ROM Enable Input (Fig. 4–37)

This pin must be pulled low to access the external pro­gram memory.

XROMQ has an internal pull-up resis-

tor.

EXTIFQ − Enable External Memory Interface Input

(Fig. 4–37)
This pin must be pulled low to enable the external
memory interface.

EXTIFQ has an internal pull-up

resistor.

TEST − Test Input (Fig. 4–30)

This pin enables factory test modes. For normal opera­tion, it must be connected to ground.

SCL − I

This pin delivers the I

2

C Bus Clock (Fig. 4–31)

2

C bus clock line. The signal can
be pulled down by external slave ICs to slow down
data transfer.

SDA − I

This pin delivers the I

2

C Bus Data (Fig. 4–31)

2

C bus data line.

P10−P13, P20−P23 − I/O Port (Fig. 4–32)

These pins provide CPU controlled I/O ports.

P14−P17 − I/O Port (Fig. 4–33)

These pins provide CPU controlled I/O ports. Addition­ally they can be used as analog inputs for the control­ler ADC.

P24−P26, P30−P37 − I/O Port (Fig. 4–34)

These pins provide CPU controlled I/O ports.

STOPQ − Stop CPU Input (Fig. 4–37)

Applying a low level during the input phase freezes the
realtime relevant internal peripherals such as timers
and interrupt controller.

STOPQ has an internal pull-up

resistor.

ENEQ − Enable Emulation Input (Fig. 4–37)

Only if this pin is set to low level, STOPQ and OCF are
operational.

ENEQ has an internal pull-up resistor.

ALE − Address Latch Enable Output (Fig. 4–35)

This signal indicates changes on the address bus.

OCF − Opcode Fetch Output (Fig. 4–35)

A high level driven by the CPU during output phase
indicates the beginning of a new instruction.

RSTQ − Internal CPU Reset Input/Output (Fig. 4–38)

This pin is used for emulation purpose only. A low level
on this pin resets the CPU. It also indicates an internal
reset of the CPU.

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Volume 1: General Description

PinConfiguration

GND

VSUP1.8FE

VOUT3
VOUT2
VOUT1

VIN1
VIN2
VIN3
VIN4
VIN5
VIN6
VIN7
VIN8

VIN9
VIN10
VIN11

P23

P22
XTAL2
XTAL1

VSUP1.8DIG

GND
GND

VSUP3.3DIG

VSUP5.0IF

GNDIF

RESETQ

IFIN+

IFIN-

VREFIF

TAGC

SIF / AIN1R

AIN1L
AIN2R
AIN2L

AIN3R / AOUT2R

AIN3L / AOUT2L

AOUT1R

AOUT1L

SPEAKERR

SPEAKERL

VREFAU

VSUP8.0AU

GND

45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88

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44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10

9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

GND
VSUP3.3FE
P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P20 /DFVBL
P21 /PWMV
SCL
SDA
VPROT
HOUT
HFLB
SAFETY
GNDDAC
VSUP3.3DAC
VSUP3.3IO
GND
GND
VSUP3.3BE
XREF
VRD
BOUT
GOUT
ROUT
SVMOUT
BIN
GIN
RIN
FBIN
GNDM
SENSE
RSW1
RSW2
EW
VERT­VERT+
TEST
VSUP5.0BE
GND

VSUP3.3FE

P20 / DFVBL

P21 / PWMV

VPROT

SAFETY

GNDDAC

VSUP3.3DAC

VSUP3.3IO

VSUP3.3BE

SVMOUT

SENSE

VERT+

VSUP5.0BE

GND

P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17

SCL
SDA

HOUT
HFLB

GND
GND

XREF

VRD

BOUT

GOUT

ROUT

BIN
GIN
RIN

FBIN

GNDM

RSW1
RSW2

EW

VERT-

TEST

GND

45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88

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44

GND

43

VSUP1.8FE

42

VOUT3

41

VOUT2

40

VOUT1

39

VIN1

38

VIN2

37

VIN3

36

VIN4

35

VIN5

34

VIN6

33

VIN7

32

VIN8

31

VIN9

30

VIN10

29

VIN11

28

P23

27

P22

26

XTAL2

25

XTAL1

24

VSUP1.8DIG

23

GND

22

GND

21

VSUP3.3DIG

20

VSUP5.0IF

19

GNDIF

18

RESETQ

17

IFIN+

16

IFIN-

15

VREFIF

14

TAGC

13

SIF / AIN1R

12

AIN1L

11

AIN2R

10

AIN2L

9

AIN3R /AOUT2R

8

AIN3L /AOUT2L

7

AOUT1R

6

AOUT1L

5

SPEAKERR

4

SPEAKERL

3

VREFAU

2

VSUP8.0AU

1

GND

Fig. 4–3:

PSSDIP88-1 package Fig. 4–4:PSSDIP88-2 package (pinning mirrored)

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MC44608

Few External Components
Reliable and Flexible
SMPS Controller

The MC44608 is a high performance voltage mode controller
designed for off−line converters. This high voltage circuit that
integrates the start−up current source and the oscillator capacitor,
requires few external components while offering a high flexibility and
reliability.

The device also features a very high efficiency stand−by
management consisting of an effective Pulsed Mode operation. This
technique enables the reduction of the stand−by power consumption to
approximately 1.0 W while delivering 300 mW in a 150 W SMPS.

• Integrated Start−Up Current Source

• Lossless Off−Line Start−Up

• Direct Off−Line Operation

• Fast Start−Up

General Features

• Flexibility

• Duty Cycle Control

• Undervoltage Lockout with Hysteresis

• On Chip Oscillator Switching Frequency 40, 75, or 100 kHz

• Secondary Control with Few External Components

Protections

• Maximum Duty Cycle Limitation

• Cycle by Cycle Current Limitation

• Demagnetization (Zero Current Detection) Protection

• “Over V

• Programmable Low Inertia Over Voltage Protection

Against Open Loop

• Internal Thermal Protection

SMPS Controller

• Pulsed Mode Techniques for a Very High Efficiency

Low Power Mode

• Lossless Startup

• Low dV/dT for Low EMI Radiations

Protection” Against Open Loop

CC

8

PDIP−8

P SUFFIX

CASE 626

PIN CONNECTIONS AND

MARKING DIAGRAM

Demag

Control Input

Device

MC44608P40 40 kHz

MC44608P75 75 kHz

1 8

2

I

sense

3

(Top View)

44608Pxxx

4

GND

(Top View)

AWL = Manufacturing Code
YYWW = Date Code

ORDERING INFORMATION

Switching

Frequency Shipping

1

AWL

YYWW

Package

7

6
5

Plastic
DIP−8

Plastic
DIP−8

V

i

V

CC

Driver

50/Rail

50/Rail

MC44608P100 100 kHz

Plastic
DIP−8

50/Rail

Isense

10

S1

2

200 A

DMG

Demag

Logic

Output

Start−up

Phase

Stand−by

+

−

50 mV
/20 mV

Switching

Phase

&

Management

Leading Edge

Blanking

Latched off

Phase

Start−up

Phase

Stand−by

Output

MC44608

Demag Vi

18

1 V

>24 A

Enable

NOCOC

+

CS

−

OSC

>120 A

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Block

Latched off Phase

Start−up Phase

Switching Phase

S

R

Latched off Phase

UVLO2

OVP
UVLO1
UVLO2

OUT Disable

DMG

Thermal

Shutdown

PWM
Latch

Q

Stand−by

9 mA

Switching Phase

Start−up

Source

V

CC

Management

&

S2 S3

Buffer

6

V

CC

5

Driver

4

GND

3

Control
Input

Figure 1. Representative Block Diagram

MAXIMUM RATINGS

Rating Symbol Value Unit

Total Power Supply Current I
Output Supply Voltage with Respect to Ground V
All Inputs except Vi V
Line Voltage Absolute Rating V
Recommended Line Voltage Operating Condition V
Power Dissipation and Thermal Characteristics

Maximum Power Dissipation at TA = 85°C P
Thermal Resistance, Junction−to−Air R

Operating Junction Temperature T
Operating Ambient Temperature T

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30 mA
16 V

−1.0 to +16 V
500 V
400 V

600 mW
100 °C/W

150 °C

−25 to +85 °C

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ICs for Audio Common Use

AN5277

Dual Channel SEPP Power Amplifier

■ Overview

The AN5277 is a monolithic integrated circuit designed
for 10.0 W (26 V, 8 Ω)output audio power amplifier. It is
a dual channel SEPP IC suitable for stereo operation in
TV application.

■ Features

• Few external components :

• No Boucherot cells(output C, R)

• No Bootstrap Capacitors

• No Negative Feedback Capacitors

• Built-in muting circuit

• Built-in standby circuit

• Built-in various protection circuits (Load-short, thermal,

over-voltage and current)

• High ripple rejection(55 dB)

• Compatible with AN5275, AN5276

• Operating voltage range 10 ∼ 32 V(26 V typ.)

■ Applications

• TV

■ Block Diagram

20.0±0.3

28.0±0.3

29.75±0.30

φ3.6

(10.0)(10.0)

R1.8

0.6

(12.5)

1.2±0.1

HSIP012-P-0000A

7.7±0.3

21.9±0.3

19.1±0.3

(1.2)

Unit : mm

121

(1.27) (1.3)

(1.27)

+0.15

–0.05

0.6

2.54

+0.10

–0.05

1.45±0.151.80±0.15

0.25

29.6±0.3

3.5±0.3

1

N.C.

2

ch.1 In.

Ripple

filter

3

RF

Att.

4

GND

5

(Input)

ch.2 In

6

N.C.

Att. con

7

ch.2 Out

8

Mute

Protection circuit
Temperature
Over voltage
Over current
Load short

9

10

GND

(Output)

11

12

CC

V

Standby

ch.1 Out

1. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS

1.1. Supply Voltage Adjustment

Connect a digital voltmeter to the cathode of diode D611 at the AV1 mode of the TV and set the
screen voltage to the minimum with the screen potentio me te r. Adjust the main supp ly voltage ( B+)
with P601 potentiometer to the following value (after adjustment, readjust Screen voltage).

Size CPT Beko Code CPT Definition Voltage

25" 056325-TE1 CPT TES A59EMZ43X07 147V
056325-VC4 CPT VC A59EHJ13X38 146V
26" 056426-VC1 CPT VC W60ELC011X001 PF 117V
056426-VC2 CPT VC W60ELC011X101 PF SVM 117V
28" 056328-PH10 CPT PH 28"4:3 A66EAK075X11/L (CEK) 147V
056328-SB4 CPT SEB A66QEW13X10 147V
056328-TE1 CPT TES A66EMZ43X07 147V
056328-VC9 CPT VC A66EHJ13X62 (POLONYA) 145 V
056329-SS2 CPT SS A68QCP993X011 PF DY SCD29333 MACR 128V
056428-GS2 CPT GS W66QDS757X54 (G.Y.K) 127V
056428-GS3 CPT GS TINT W66QDS770X59S (GYK) PF SVM 127V
056428-PH13 CPT PH W66ERF022X013 PF WW (CEK) 142V
056428-PH18 CPT PH W66ERF122X013 PF CEK(MCB DY+TINT) 142V
056428-PH20 CPT PH W66ECK011X13/L SF MCB DY CEK 140V
056428-PH3 CPT PH W66ECK011X13 (S.FLAT) FRANCE 140V
056428-PH6 CPT PH W66ERF022X013 P.FLAT WW 142V
056428-PH8 CPT PH W66ECK011X13(S.FLAT)HR-PO3 GUN 140V
056428-SS2 CPT SS W66QDE993X041 PF (MACAR) 139V
056428-VC1 CPT VC W66EJU023X015 (S.FLAT) 140V
056428-VC6 CPT VC W66ELC011X001 (GEN2) P.FLAT 118V
056428-VC8 CPT VC W66EJU023X215 28 16:9 SF SVM 135V
056528-PH1 CPT PH 28"4:3 A66EAK075X11-50HZ(HRANICE) 147V
29" 056329-MT1 CPT MTH A68EPD10X20 PF D-COM SVM (ALM.) 131V
056329-OR2 CPT OR A68QFD290X012 PF (KORE) SVM.LI 126V
056329-OR5 CPT OR A68KTB359X048(P) 1.3R KORE S.TINT 142V
056329-PH3 CPT PH A68QCU770X77N P.FLAT (MEXICO) 140V
056329-PH6 CPT PH A68ERF112X013/M PF T.MIDY WW FRA 128V
056329-SB5 CPT SEB A68QCP993X001 (GERMANY) PF 128V
056329-SB8 CPT SEB A68QCP993X011 PF DY(SCD-29333) 134V
056329-SS2 CPT SS A68QCP993X011 PF DY SCD29333 MACR 128V
056329-TE1 CPT TES.A68EXZ196X107 P.FLAT SVM 139V
056329-VC0 CPT VC A68AGA25X105 29" SF 1.3R (MEXICO) 142V
056329-VC13 CPT VC A68ELA021X001 P.FLAT 133V
056329-VC14 CPT VC A68AGA25X95 29" SF 1.3R WW (MEX.) 142V
056329-VC15 CPT VC A68AGA20X105 29 SF 1.3R (CHINA) 142V
056329-VC17 CPT VC A68ELM021X101 P.FLAT SVM ITALY 134V
056329-VC18 CPT VC A68ELA021X101 P.FLAT SVM ITALYA 133V
056329-VC19 CPT VC A68ELA011X101 P.FLAT SVM ITALYA 133V
056329-VC20 CPT VC A68AGA20X105 29 SF 1.3R(DONGGUAN) 142V
056329-VC9 CPT VC A68ELA011X001 P.FLAT 133V
056333-HT1 CPT HT A80LZX70X46(C ) SVM (CIN) 128V
32" 056432-GS2 CPT GS W76QDD259X11 (P.FLAT) G.Y.K 127V
056432-PH8 CPT PH W76ESF011X14 CEK SF P03GUN SVM 140V
056432-PS2 CPT PS W76EKW10X21 P.FLAT 140V
056432-SS1 CPT SS W76QEN693X041 P.FLAT (HUNG)SNG. 140V
056432-VC2 CPT VC W76EGV023X015 (S.FLAT) 133V
056432-VC6 CPT VC W76ELC011X101 (GEN2) P.FLAT 135V
33" 056333-HT1 CPT HT A80LZX70X46(C) SVM (CIN) 128V
056333-PH4 CPT PH A80QCF330X22N (KOREA) DY.SIZ 159V

2. SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS

To enter “SERVICE MENU” , edit “9301” by remote control while main menu on the secreen.To exit
from service menu ,press TV/TXT button.

2.1. AGC Adjustment

• Enter service menu

• Enter “OPTION” sub menu and set “AGC METHOD” item as a “SYNC+PEAK WHITE”

• Exit from “OPTION”

• Enter “IF ADJ.” and set “AGC” as “2” and “AGC FOR VHF I” as “2”

Not: For Panasonic DB2G3 (PS4) tuner , set “AGC” as “4” and “AGC FOR VHF I” as “4”

• Set "PIP AGC" as "15" and "PIP AGC FOR VHF I" as "20"

• Exit from the service menu

2.2. Screen Adjustment

• Enter the Service Menu and select “VIDEO AD J. I” and find “SCREEN ADJ.”

• Enter the value from the table of preset values

• Press “ok” button on RC

• Adjust the screen potentiometer to the level where the screen is just black.

• By pressing “ok” please see the picture on TV

• Exit from the Service menu.

2.3. Geometry Adjustments

• In C7 and C8 chassis ,There is different geometric adjustment memory for PAL/SECAM and
NTSC. For PAL/SECAM “50Hz GEOM.” , "50Hz GEOM. HOR.I" ve "50Hz GEOM. EHT", For NTSC
"60Hz GEOM.", "60Hz GEOM. HOR.I" ve "60Hz GEOM. EHT" menus are used.For all version both of
them have to be adjust.

• Apply a Cross Hatch Test pattern.

• Enter Service Menu

• If the product has “TILT “ propertis, Please select TILT as available under the “SOUND OPTION”

and set “TILT 0” as “32”

• Set the value of this item as given in the preset table EHT TRESHOLD" , "EHT TIME CONSTANT" ,
"VERTICAL EHT 1" , "VERTICAL EHT 2", "HORIZONTAL EHT 1", "HORIZONTAL EHT 2", "EHT DTC", "EHT
P1", "EHT P2", "EHT A1", "EHT A2", "START LINE MEASUR.", "VER. BLANKING STOP", "VER. BLANKING
START", "HOR. BLANKING STOP" ve "HOR. BLANKING START"

• Adjust item "HORIZONTAL WIDTH, "VERTICAL AMPLITUDE" , "VERTICAL SHIFT" to vertical shift ,
"LINEARITY", "S-CORRECTION", "VERTICAL ANGLE", "VERTICAL BOW", "HORIZONTAL SHIFT" ,
"TRAPEZE CORR. I" "CUSHION CORR I.", "UPPER CORNER 1 I" and "UPPER CORNER 2 I" "LOWER
CORNER 1 I" and "LOWER CORNER 2 I" , "HORIZONTAL OSD POSITION" "VERTICAL OSD POSITION"

• Adjust 16:9 TV's 4:3 picture format or 4:3 TV's 16:9 picture format by entering "50HZ GEOM.
HOR.I" sub menu.Adjust the items "TRAPEZE CORR.II", "CUSHION CORR.II" , "UPPER CORNER 1 II"
"UPPER CORNER 2 II", "LOWER CORNER 1 II" ve "LOWER CORNER 2 II"

• For NTSC geometry, connect NTSC signal to Scart 1(AV1). Enter "60Hz GEOM. VER.", "60H z
GEOM. HOR.I" and "60Hz GEOM. EHT" and adjust geometry like PAL/SECAM

2.4. White Balance Adjustment

• Enter the Service Menu, select "VIDEO ADJ. I" menu

• Set "G. CUTOFF" as "156" , "G. DRIVE" as "356". Change "R. DRIVE" high red light, "B. DRIVE" high

blue ligt , "R. CUTOFF" red low light and "B. CUTOFF" blue low ligt .If white color can not be
setted , change the value of "G. CU TOFF" and "G. DRIVE" (The values in the preset table are
aproximate and these values have to be setted for each tv sets)

• Exit from the Service menu.

2.5. Feature Options

FEATURE OPTIONS AND SERVICE MENU

AVAILABLE : Scart1 component input available , N/A : Scart1 component input not

*AV1 YUV
AV2&AV3

AV4

TELETEXT

LANGUAGE

TXT TABLE

MAIN TUNER

*PIP TUNER

*PIP
BG

DK
I
L/L'
*NICAM

*DOLBY VIRTUAL

HEADPHONE

available
AV2&AV3 N/A : Scart2 and AV3 not available
AV2 AVAIL.-AV3 N/A : Scart2 yes, AV3 no
AV2&AV3 AVAILABLE : Scart2 and AV3 yes
NONE : Front AV no
CVBS + SVHS : Front AV + S-VHS available
CVBS ONLY :Only Front AV available. (S-VHS not)
SVHS ONLY : Only S-VHS available. (Front AV not)
DEFAULT : Teletext ; FASTEXT : Fastext ; TOPTEXT : Toptext
FASTEXT + TOPTEXT : Fastext + Toptext
It is used to select menu language

A : English-German-French-Italian-Spanish-Portuguese-Greek-Turkish-Dutch-Swedish­ Danish-Norwegian-Finnish-Slovenian-Polish-Hungarian-Russian-Hebrew-Romanian
Croatian-Czech-Slovak-Albanian-Bulgarian- Macedonian-Serbian
B : English-German-French-Italian-Spanish-Portuguese-Greek-Turkish-Dutch-Swedish
Danish-Norwegian-Finnish-Slovenian-Polish-Hungarian-Russian-Romanian-Croatian
Czech-Slovak-Albanian-Bulgarian- Macedonian-Arabic-Persian

AUTO : Automatic selection of TXT table with Menu Language.
WEST : English,French,German,Turkish,Spanish,Italian,Finnish,Swedish,Norwegian,Dannish
EAST : Polish
GREEC :English

,French,Hungarian,Czech,German,Slovak,Italian,Romanian

,French,Turkish,German,Finnish,Norwegian,Swedish,Danish,Spanish,

Italian,Greek
CYRILLIC :English
ARABIC :English

,Russian,German,Czech,Estonian,Ukrainian,Letvian,

,French,German,Turkish,Spanish,Italian,Finnish,Swedish,Norwegian,

Dannish,Arabic
FARSI :

English,French,German,Turkish,Spanish,Italian,Finnish,Swedish,Norwegian,

Dannish,Persian
HEBREW :

English,French,German,Turkish,Italian,Finnish,Swedish,Norwegian,Dannish,

To select used main tuner
Philips; Panasonic DB2G3; Temic; Panasonic D44G3; Sharp or Alps

To select PIP tuner
Philips; Panasonic DB2G3; Temic; Panasonic D44G3; Sharp or Alps
AVAILABLE : PIP available ; N/A : PIP not available.
EUROPE : BG Europe ; NEW ZELLAND : BG New Zelland.
AUSTRALIA : BG Australia ; N/A : BG Not available.
AVAILABLE : DK available ; N/A : DK not available
AVAILABLE :" I" available ; N/A :" I " not available.
AVAILABLE : LL' available ; N/A : LL' not available.
AVAILABLE : Nicam available ; N/A : Nicam not available.
AVAILABLE : Virtual Dolby available ; N/A : Virtual Dolby not available.
AVAILABLE : Headphone available ; N/A : Headphone not available.

DYNAMIC BASS : Dinamik Bass open ; SUBWOOFER : Subwoofer

*BASS OPTION

open.
NONE : Bass option not available.

VIA MSP : For all market except Turkey; VIA MICRO : For Turkey

CARRIER MUTE
*FM RADIO
/ TV GUIDE
*LTI & COMB
NOT:
*CTI

market.
NONE: Radio and EPG closed. FM RADIO: Only radio open.
TV GUIDE : Only EPG open.
ON: LTI ve Comb. Filter opened ; OFF: LTI ve Comb. Filter closed
LTI&COMB selected for C7 chassis it is OFF, for C8 chassis it is ON
ON : Color Transient Improvement properties opened
OFF :Color Transient Improvement properties closed.
MENU :Color Transient Improvement properties can be selected on user menu.

CTI normaly selected for chassis C7 as OFF and for chasis C8 as

NOT:
*PAT

SIMPLE HOTEL

HOTEL MAX VOL

CRT

MENU
AVAILABLE : Picture and Text available
N/A : Picture and Text not available
AVAILABLE : Hotel TV , N/A : Normal TV
Hotel TV maximum volume level can be selected
4:3 : 4:3 TV's ; 16:9 : 16:9 TV's.

ON : Scan Velocity Modulation available ; OFF : Scan Velocity Modulation not

*SVM&DCI

BLUEBACK
NOT:
*CALCULATOR
*GAME
*ALARM TIMER
PROTECTION

NOT:

*PANORAMA

*DYNAMIC FOCUS

KEYBOARD

NOT:
DEMO

*TILT
AGC METHOD

CRT4:3,MODE16:9

NOT:
NOT:

available.
MENU : SVM option can be selected via user menu
ON : Blueback opened ; OFF : Blueback closed
Normaly BLUEBACK is selected for C7 as OFF and for C8 as ON
AVAILABLE : Caculater opened ; N/A : closed
AVAILABLE : Game opened ; N/A : closed.
AVAILABLE : Alarm opened ; N/A : Alarm closed
N/A : Protection circuitry not available ;
BCL ONLY : Only Beam Current Limitation protection available.
VERTICAL ONLY : Only vertical protection available.
BCL & VERTICAL : Both of them available.
All C7-C8 protection default value is N/A .
If the related circuitry does not exist ,DO NOT SELECT AVAILABLE
AVAILABLE : Panorama mode opened ; N/A : Panorama mode closed.
NOT1: This item not functioanal for 4:3 TV's
ON : Dynamic Focus available ; OFF : Dynamic Focus not available.
P- P+ V- V+ ; Selects this button configuration on TV.
MENU P/V - + ; Selects this button configuration on TV
KEYBOARD items have to be selected with product properties
0 : Automatic tuning at first opening is closed
1 :Automatic tuning at first opening is opened.
N / A : Tilt adjutment not available ; Available :Available
Microcontroller AGC adjustment method. Sync peak white ; Fixed.
VIA FLYBL : Cutoff lines make not visable by moving top.
DISABLE CUTOFF : Cutoff lines directly disabled
Default vaule is VIA FLYBL
* items not availabe in C7 Mono S/W.

2.6. Factory Settings for Service Mode (Preset Table)

1. Values given in Preset Table are typical values and can vary according to the CRT type.

2. Also in the list some changing value are givens acording to CPT type.CPT called in the list as
last digits after “-“ of CPT Beko codes.CPT Beko codes are given in Voltage adjustment
section.

3. PF means Pure Flat and SF means Super Flat.

4. The items marked with “ * “ in Preset Table can be changed for each tv set.

VIDEO ADJ. I

25" MASTER CPT

25" -TE1 CPT DIFF.

CPT

26" 16:9 MASTER

CPT

28" 4:3 SF MASTER

DIFF.

DIFF.

DIFF.

28 16:9 SF

CPT DIFF.

28" 16:9 PF

28" 16:9 SF "VC1"

28" 4:3 SF "TE1"CPT

28" 4:3 SF "SB4"CPT

28" 4:3 SF "PH1" CPT

CPT DIFF.

CPT DIFF .

28" 16:9 PF "SS2"

29" 4:3 PF

28" 16:9 PF "VC6"

DIFF.

"SB5" CPT DIFF.

29" 4:3 PF "SS2"and

29" 4:3 PF "PH3" CPT

DIFF.

29" 1,3R SF and

"VC14","VC20"

DIFF.

32 16:9 SF

29" 1,3R SF "OR5"

CPT DIFF.

32" 16:9 PF

32 16:9 SF "PH8"

32" 16:9 PF "SS1"

29" 4:3 PF "SB8" CPT

*R. DRIVE : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356

G. DRIVE : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356

*B. DRIVE : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356 : 356

*R. CUTOFF : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156

G. CUTOFF : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156

*B .CUTOFF : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156 : 156

IBRM : 320 :330 : 330 : 330 :260 :270 : 320 :240 : 340 :300 :290 : 310 :290 :330 :300 : 320 :300 : 340 : 330 : 310 : 300 : 330

WDRM : 300 :248 : 320 : 290 :265 :300 : 310 :280 : 310 :270 :280 : 290 :260 :310 (SS2) :300 : 350 :270 : 290 : 280 : 300 : 260 : 280

SCREEN ADJ. : 170 :200 : 95 : 176 :165 :170 : 100 :150 : 80 :175 :175 : 90 :176 :174 : 215 :147 : 90 : 176 : 170 : 135 : 180

VIDEO ADJ. III

DPWL GAIN :-300 : 0 :-250 :-350 :-300 :-250 :-300 :-250 :-360 : 0 :-350 :-300 :-300

DPWL START P. : 520 : 0 : 550 : 600 : 650 :550 : 520 :550 :460 : 0 : 520 : 520 :450 : 600

PWL TIME CONSTANT : 1 : 1 : 1 : 1 : 1 : 1 :1 : 1 : 1 : 1 : 1

PWL : 100 : 60 : 80 : 70 : 250 :90 : 250 :250 : 150 : 150 : 150 :130 : 150

SVM GAIN : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 20 : 30 : 0 : 20 : 20 : 0

SVM CORING : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 7 : 7 : 0 : 7 : 7 : 0

SVM LIMITTER : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 63 : 63 : 0 : 63 : 63 : 0

SVM DELAY : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 3 : 3 : 0 : 3 : 3 : 0

SVM DIFF.WINDOW : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 4 : 4 : 0 : 4 : 4 : 0

5OHZ GEOM. EHT

EHT TRESHOLD : 60 :50 : 40 : 63 :63 : 50 :40 : 40 :86 :55 : 100 : 55 :70 :75 : 40 :63 : 60 : 60 : 53 : 40

EHT TIME CONSTANT : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 30 :40 :40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40

VERTICAL EHT 1 :-35 :-100 :-225 :-100 :+100 :-60 :-60 : -60 :-120 :-185 :-130 :-270 :-30 :-170 :-90 :-160 :-184 :-140 :-185 :-100 :-140 :-110 :-185

VERTICAL EHT 2 :-10 :+15 :+35 :+34 :+34 :-10 :-5 :-10 :-25 :-25 :+30 :+44 :-90 :+45 :-30 :+90 : 14 :+10 :-20 :+20 :-30 :-10 : 0
HORIZONTAL EHT 1 :-185 :-270 :-350 :-237 :-237 :-160 :-155 :-160 :-180 :-390 :-70 :-170 :-140 :-150 :-115 :-200 :-340 :-300 :-225 :-180 :-20 :-90 :-470
HORIZONTAL EHT 2 :-80 :-50 :-45 :-46 :-36 :-90 :-90 :-110 :-60 :-60 :-50 :-30 :-65 :-50 :-70 :0 :-66 :-50 :-100 :-90 :-150 :-60 :-90

EHT DTC :-50 :-30 :-50 :-50 :-20 :-50 :-10 :-75 :-25 :-50 :-50

EHT P1 :-60 :-40 :-50 :-49 :-40 :-30 :-40 :-30 :-35 :-40 :-40 :-50 :-30 :-42 :-20 :-40 :-50 :-50 :-60
EHT P2 :-45 :-40 :-40 :-40 :-30 :-40 :-40 :-17 :-30 :-15 :-30 :-40 :-36 :-30 :-25 :-25 :-50 :-40 :-25

VIDEO ADJ. II

BCL GAIN : 280 : 250 : 280 : 260 : 250 :200 : 250 :200 : 250 : 250 : 280 : 250

BCL TRESHOLD :+180 :+240 :+265 :+260 :+230 :329 :+240 :+230 :+260 :+240 :265 :+250

BCL TRESHOLD II :+140 :+100 :+235 :+150 :+130 :330 :+220 :+160 :+180 :+130 :180 :+220
BCL TIME CONSTANT 1 : 511 : 511 : 511 : 511 : 511 : 511 : 511 : 511 : 511 : 511
BCL TIME CONSTANT 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0

OSD BRIGHTNESS : 120 : 110 : 110 : 100 : 120 :110 : 100 : 110 : 120 : 130 : 120

OSD CONTRAST : 200 : 150 : 170 : 170 : 200 : 200 : 200 : 230 : 200 : 200

TXT BRIGHTNESS : 100 : 110 : 110 : 100 : 100 :140 : 120 : 140 : 120 : 120 : 110

TXT CONTRAST : 130 : 130 : 120 : 120 : 140 :130 : 170 : 150 : 140 : 160 : 170

YC DELAY FOR PAL : 9 : 9 : 9 : 9 : 9 : 9 : 9 : 9 : 9 : 9

YC DELAY FOR SECAM : 2 : 2 : 2 : 2 : 2 : 2 : 2 : 2 : 2 : 2

YC DELAY FOR NTSC : 10 : 10 : 10 : 10 : 10 : 10 : 10 : 10 : 10 : 10

SUBCARRIER ADJ. : 18 : 18 : 18 : 18 : 18 : 18 : 18 : 18 : 18 : 18

SOUND OPTIONS

BCL DELTA : 50 : 50 : 50 : 50 : 50 : 50 : 50 : 50 : 50 : 50

TILT 0 : 0 : 0 : 32 : 0 : 32 : 32 : 32 : 0 : 32 : 0

PIP POSITION

*HORIZONTAL : 59 : 54 : 54 : 56 : 52 : 58 : 58 : 54 : 55 : 52

*VERTICAL : 14 : 14 : 14 : 16 : 14 : 15 : 16 : 17 : 15 : 14

6OHZ GEOM. EHT

EHT TRESHOLD : 50 : 30 : 50 :63 : 90 :40 : 50 :80 : 120 :100 :70 :40 : 60 :+50 : 60 : 60 :40 : 60

EHT TIME CONSTANT : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40 : 40

CPT DIFF.

33" 4:3 SF

CPT

25" MASTER CPT

25" -TE1 CPT DIFF.

26" 16:9 MASTER

VERTICAL EHT 1 :-43 :-80 :-350 :-133 :-60 :-60 :-50 :-120 :-80 :-20 :-180 :-30 :-150 :-90 :-140 :-143 :-155 :-140 :-100 :-60 :-120 :-180

CPT

28" 4:3 SF MASTER

DIFF.

DIFF.

DIFF.

28 16:9 SF

CPT DIFF.

28" 16:9 PF

28" 16:9 SF "VC1"

28" 4:3 SF "TE1"CPT

28" 4:3 SF "SB4"CPT

28" 4:3 SF "PH1" CPT

CPT DIFF.

CPT DIFF .

28" 16:9 PF "SS2"

29" 4:3 PF

28" 16:9 PF "VC6"

DIFF.

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29" 4:3 PF "SS2"and

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DIFF.

29" 1,3R SF and

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DIFF.

32 16:9 SF

29" 1,3R SF "OR5"

CPT DIFF.

32" 16:9 PF

32 16:9 SF "PH8"

CPT DIFF.

32" 16:9 PF "SS1"

29" 4:3 PF "SB8" CPT

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HORIZONTAL EHT 1 :-230 :-270 :-390 :-270 :-160 :-200 :-120 :-190 :-410 :-70 :-220 :-150 :-200 :-165 :-200 :-250 :-310 :-225 :-180 :-170 :-190 :-430
HORIZONTAL EHT 2 :-90 :-100 :-45 :-97 :-90 :-115 :-75 :-60 :-160 :-50 :-35 :-175 :-70 :-50 :-65 :-80 :-80 :-90 :-100 :-70 :-60

EHT DTC :-50 :-30 :-50 :-50 :-50 :-50 :-50 :-50 :-50 :-40

EHT P1 :-50 :-40 :-40 :-39 :-20 :-40 :-40 :-60 :-40 :-32 :-49 :-30 :-40 :-30 :-40 : 0
EHT P2 :-55 :-40 :-35 :-34 :-40 :-15 :-20 :-40 :-60 :-34 :-45 :-40 :-34 :-25 :-40 :-20 :-40 :-20 :-35 :-45

50HZ GEOM.

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*VERTICAL SHIFT :-3 :+3 :+1 :-2 :-3 :-5 :0 :-2 :-5 :-2 :-105 :-6 :-2 :-5 : 0 :-6 :-5 : 0

*LINEARITY :+5 :0 : 0 :-40 :0 :0 :-20 : 0 :-40 :-2 :-23 :-40 :0 :-20 :-40 :0 :-18 :0 :+13 :-10 :+7

*S-CORRECTION :-7 :+100 : 0 :+30 :+140 :+140 :+130 : 0 :+60 :+30 :0 :+80 :+30 :0 :+140 :+135 :+30 :+85 :+100 :+40 :+36 :+80 :+80

*VERTICAL ANGLE :+1 :-2 : 0 : 0 :-4 : 0 :+2 : 0 : 0 :+100 : 0 : 0 :-1 :-1 :+3 : 0

*VERTICAL BOW :-5 :+7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 :-10 :0 :+3 : 0

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VER. BLANKING STOP : 19 : 20 : 20 : 19 : 23 :20 :20 : 20 :24(SB5) : 20 : 23 :20 : 23 : 23

VER. BLANKING START : 311 : 333 : 310 : 320 : 333 :320 :310 : 333 : 310 : 333 :310 : 333 : 333

*HORIZONTAL WIDTH :+104 :+97 :+101 :+65 :+65 :+66 :+133 :+23 :+105 :20 :+20 :+101 :+44 :+62 :+101 :+55 :+40 :45 :+70 :+95 :+118

*HORIZONTAL SHIFT :-42 :-28 :-35 :+48 :-45 :-45 :-34 :-34 :-45 :-38 :-34 :-35 :-5 :-39 :-40 :-35 :-35 :-39 :-34 :-41 :-37

*TRAPEZE CORR. I :-7 :-30 :-16 :-26 :-56 :-46 :-36 :-20 :-39 :-13 :-26 :-26 :-26 :-15 :-17 :0 :-30 :-14 :-79
*CUSHION CORR. I :-155 :-110 :-61 :-187 :-291 :-246 :-141 :-151 :-145 :-154 :-55 :-187 :0 :-240 :-187 :-200 :-170 :-141 :-124 :-168 :-289

*UPPER CORNER 1 I :-10 :0 :-18 :-44 :-14 :-18 :-18 :-10 :-20 :-11 :-44 :-165 :0 :-44 :+30 : 0 :-18 : 0 :-14 :+47

*LOWER CORNER 1 I :-10 :+20 :-3 :-9 :+31 :-3 :+10 :+16 :0 :-9 :+10 :-9 :+30 :+10 :-23 : 0 :-12 :+90

*UPPER CORNER 2 I :-30 :-10 :-1 :+59 :-1 :-1 :-3 :0 :+59 :+15 :+59 :0 :+20 :-1 : 0 :+27 : 0

*LOWER CORNER 2 I :-30 :0 :-2 :-12 :+18 :-2 :-2 :-10 :-1 :-8 :-12 :+34 :-12 :+10 : 0 :-2 :+16 :+20 :+3

HOR. BLANKING STOP : 215 : 190 : 225 : 210 : 230 :225 :225 : 200 : 200 : 215 :225 : 225 : 230

HOR. BLANKING START : 1235 : 1275 : 1245 : 1260 : 1220 :1245 :1245 : 1220 : 1240 : 1240 :1245 : 1220 : 1220

*HOR. OSD POSITION : 32 : 31 : 31 : 27 :34 : 32 : 31 : 29 : 32 : 32 : 32

*VER. OSD POSITION : 19 : 18 : 18 : 18 : 19 : 19 : 20 : 18 : 19 : 19

50HZ GEOM. HOR.II

HOR. WIDTH II : No Value : 0 : No Value : 0 : 0 : No Value : No Value : 0 : 0 : 0
VER. ZOOM II : 60 : 90 : 60 :+89 : 90 : 90 :3 :90 : 60 :63(SB5) : 60 : 90 :30 : 85 : 60

FLYBL : 14 :16 : No Value : 13 :14 :14 :14 : No Value : No Value : 14 : 15 :13(SB5) : 15 : No Value : No Value : 16
*TRAPEZE CORR. II :-46 :-40 :-16 :-26 :-42 :-50 :-36 -36 :-20 :-45 :-13 :-26 :-30 :-26 :-46 :+5 :-36 :-19 :-90
*CUSHION CORR. II :-161 :-100 :-61 :-151 :-291 :-190 :-130 :-151 :-145 :-170 :-70 :-151 :-160 :-200 :-151 :-170 :-162 :-128 :-180 :-229

*UPPER CORNER 1 II :-18 :0 :-18 :-18 :+10 :-18 :-20 :+10 :-18 :0 :-18 :0 :+10 :-18 : 0 :+20 : 0

*LOWER CORNER 1 II :-3 :+50 :-3 :-63 :0 :-3 :-3 :+15 :0 :-63 :-63 : 0 :-3 : 0 :+10 : 0

*UPPER CORNER 2 II :-1 :-1 :-11 :0 :+16 :-1 :+2 :0 :-11 :+30 :-11 :+5 :+10 :-1 : 0 : 0

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60HZ GEOM.

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*VERTICAL SHIFT :+6 :+10 :+2 :+4 :+6 :+7 :0 :+5 :+4 :+4 :0 :+6 :+1 :+4 : 0

*LINEARITY : 0 :-10 : 0 :-30 : 0 :-30 :0 :0 :-30 :0 :-20 :-30 :15 : 0 :-20 : 0 :-30

*S-CORRECTION : 0 :+70 : 0 : 0 :+140 :+90 : 0 :+90 :+30 :0 :+80 : 0 :+20 :+110 : 0 :+110 :+80 :+40 :+50 : 0 :+30

*VERTICAL ANGLE :-3 : 0 :+3 :-1 :-3 : 0 :+2 : 0 :-4 :+3 :0 :+3 :0 : 0 : 0 :+3 : 0

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VER. BLANKING STOP : 18 :19 : 16 : 18 :16 : 19 :18 : 19 :16 :18 : 19 :17 : 19 : 19 : 16 : 16 : 310 : 15

VER. BLANKING START : 261 : 333 : 250 : 323 : 333 :303 :250 : 333 : 323 : 333 : 255 : 256 : 333

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*HORIZONTAL SHIFT :-62 :-46 :-53 :-64 :-66 :-51 :-64 :-40 :-55 :-53 :-60 :-60 :-53 :-48 :-63 :-53 :-60 :-64

*TRAPEZE CORR. I :-26 :-16 :-26 :-70 :-36 :-36 :-39 :-19 :-26 :-40 :-26 :-15 :-17 :-47 :-30 :-14 :-79
*CUSHION CORR. I :-171 :-110 :-61 :-187 :-270 :-141 :-151 :-145 :-134 :-57 :-187 :-195 :-220 :-187 :+200 :-170 :-141 :-124 :-168 :-289

33" 4:3 SF

CPT

25" MASTER CPT

*UPPER CORNER 1 I :-18 :-20 :-18 :-44 :+40 :-18 :-18 :-10 :-20 :-1 :-44 :-44 :+30 : 0 :-18 : 0 :-14 :+47

*LOWER CORNER 1 I :-3 :-3 :-9 :+71 :-3 :+10 :+16 :-6 :-9 :-9 :0 :+10 :-3 : 0 :-12 :+90

*UPPER CORNER 2 I :-1 :-10 :-1 :+59 :+16 :-1 :-10 :-3 :-11 :+59 :+42 :+59 :+59 :+20 :-1 : 0 :+27 : 0

*LOWER CORNER 2 I :-2 :+10 :-2 :-12 :+20 :-2 :-2 :-1 :-2 :-12 :+10 :-12 :-12 : 0 :-2 :+16 :+20 :+3

HOR. BLANKING STOP : 175 : 195 : 175 : 185 :135 : 175 : 200 : 165 : 175 : 190 : 190

HOR. BLANKING START : 1220 : 1240 : 1220 : 1210 : 1220 :1225 : 1220 : 1230 : 1220 : 1230 : 1220

*HOR. OSD POSITION : 18 : 13 : 18 : 11 :17 : 17 : 16 : 13 : 17 : 15 : 18 : 17

*VER. OSD POSITION : 9 : 11 : 6 : 11 : 11 :9 : 9 : 11 : 11 : 8 : 14 : 9 : 11

60HZ GEOM. HOR.II

HOR. WIDTH II : No Value : 0 : No Value : 0 : 0 : No Value : No Value : 0 : 0 : 0
VER. ZOOM II : 53 : 90 : 60 : 90 : 90 :100 : 60 : 60 : 90 :30 : 85 :90 : 60

FLYBL : 10 : No Value : 10 : No Value : No Value : 10 : 10 : No Value : No Value : 10
*TRAPEZE CORR. II :-47 :-30 :-16 :-46 :-66 :-36 :-40 :-39 :-19 :-46 :-36 :-25 :-46 :-16 :-29 :-36 :-36 :-104
*CUSHION CORR. II :-161 :-110 :-81 :-161 :-280 :-121 :-151 :-154 :-57 :-161 :-170 :-210 :-161 :-180 :-161 :-131 :-160 :-241

*UPPER CORNER 1 II :-18 :-25 :+2 :-18 :+90 :-30 :-18 :-10 :-20 :-10 :-18 :-18 :+32 :-20 :-18 :+18 :0 : 0

*LOWER CORNER 1 II :-3 :-3 :-3 :+130 :-25 :-3 :+7 :+16 :+10 :-3 :+7 :-3 :+17 :-20 :-3 :-13 :0 :+50

*UPPER CORNER 2 II :-1 :-60 :-1 : 0 :-40 :-1 :+10 :-3 :-1 : 0 : 0 :-20 :+40 :-1 :-11 :+4 :+7

*LOWER CORNER 2 II :-2 :-2 : 0 :+30 :-2 :+3 :-1 :-2 : 0 : 0 :+8 :+50 :-2 :+28 :0 :-23

25" -TE1 CPT DIFF.

26" 16:9 MASTER

CPT

28" 4:3 SF MASTER

DIFF.

DIFF.

DIFF.

28 16:9 SF

28" 4:3 SF "TE1"CPT

28" 4:3 SF "SB4"CPT

28" 4:3 SF "PH1" CPT

CPT DIFF.

28" 16:9 PF

28" 16:9 SF "VC1"

CPT DIFF.

CPT DIFF .

28" 16:9 PF "SS2"

29" 4:3 PF

28" 16:9 PF "VC6"

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"SB5" CPT DIFF.

29" 4:3 PF "SS2"and

29" 4:3 PF "PH3" CPT

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"VC14","VC20"

29" 1,3R SF and

29" 4:3 PF "SB8" CPT

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32 16:9 SF

29" 1,3R SF "OR5"

CPT DIFF.

32" 16:9 PF

32 16:9 SF "PH8"

CPT DIFF.

32" 16:9 PF "SS1"

33" 4:3 SF

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R471

R522

R622

R627

R628

R634

R636

R681

R827

R828

R829

R831

R833

R835

R806

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

173229RC-CHIP 22K J 1/16W /0603R321

173332RC-CHIP 33K J 1/16W /0603 TAPER109

173396RC-CHIP 39K %1 1/16W /0603 TAPER533

173478RC-CHIP 47K J 1/16W /0603 TAPER134

173563RC-CHIP 56K J 1/16W /0603R303

173681RC-CHIP 68K %1 1/10W /0805R534

179001RC-CHIP 0R /0805 2*1.25L201

179002RC-CHIP 0R /1206R01
179005RC-CHIP 0R /0603 1.6*0.8 TAPER108

179475RC-CHIP 4.7R J 1/16W/0603R246

200680CC 68PF J 500V NPO R:5C506
201103CC 100PF 100V R:5C532
201108CC 100PF 500V NPO R:5C631
201227CC 220PF M 250VAC R:10 Y5U AH/NSAC650

201481CC 470PF K 2KV +15%, -30% 105C R:5C614

202105CC 1NF K 1KV Y5P R:5C604

202106CC 1NF K 50V Y5P R:5C920

202220CC 2.2NF M 250VAC Y5U R:10 AH/NSAC616
203330C-PPM 33NF J 630V R:15C615
222477CC 4.7NF K 1KV Z4V R:7.5C705
250100EC 1UF 160V 11*6.3 R:5C522
250111EC 1UF 16V 11*5 R:5C831

250113C-ELA 1UF 25V 11*5 R:5C301

250151EC 15UF 25V 11*5 R:5C610
250227EC 2.2UF 16V 11*5 R:529"C353
250333EC 3.3UF 16V 11*5 R:5C124
250470EC 4.7UF 16V 11*5 R:5C233

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R264

R506

29"R335
29"R336
29"R337

R452

R478

R530

R254

R255

R256

R263

R538

29"R326

R305

R535

L202

R257
29"R327

R417

R466

R483

R484

R685

R707

R723

R814

R843

R480

C651

C619

C605

C607

C608

C921

C922

C923

C834

C839

C302

C234

C235

C236

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

250475EC 4.7UF 63V 11*5 R:5C142

250479EC 4.7UF 50V 11*5 R:5C502
251105EC 10UF 16V 5*3.5 R:5C901
251107EC 10UF M 16V 11*5 R:5C239

251109EC 10UF 250V 16*10 R:5C702

251116EC 10UF 63V 11*5 R:5C244

251219EC 22UF 25V 105 DEG 11*5 R:5C645
251225EC 22UF 16V 11*5 R:5C642

251226EC 22UF 25V 11*5 R:529"C330

251230EC 22UF 250V 20*13 R:5C525
251469EC 47UF 35V 105 DEG 11*6.3 R:5C639
251478EC 47UF 16V 11*5 R:5C227

251479EC 47UF 25V 11*5 R:5C504

251484EC 47UF 35V 11*6.3 R:5C153
251487C-ELA 47UF M 6.3V 11*5 R:5C01
252104EC 100UF 200V 25*16 R:7.5C627

252106EC 100UF 63V 11*5.8 R:5C511
252112EC 100UF 16V 11*6 R:5C125

252113EC 100UF 25V 11*6 R:529"C306
252124C-ELA 100UF 35V 11*6.3 R:5C313

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C237

C238

C247

C248

C253

C254

C430

C707

C803

C321

C407

C408

C420

C517

C662

C817

C824

C703

C245

C648

C643

C646

C647

C655

C644

C228

C229

C230

C231

C232

C249

C250

C444

C649

C808

C841

C629

C628

C126

C127

C128

C129

C131

C324

C325

C338

C413

C414

C415

C805

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

252150EC 150UF 400V 40*22 R:1028"C613
252222EC 220UF M 400V 40*25 R:1029"C613
252240EC 2.2UF 25V 11*5 R:529"C304
252476EC 470UF 25V 11*10 R:5C508

253101EC 1000UF 35V 25*13 R:5C315

253118EC 1000UF 25V 105 20*13 R:5C620
253129EC 1000UF 16V 105DEG 13*10 WL RC1.1C623
253155EC 1500UF 35V 20*13 R:529"C334
253334EC 3300UF 25V 105DEG 31.5*16 R:7.5C658
259223EC 2.2UF 63V 11*5 R:5C507
271390C-PPM 390NF J 250V R:15 CLASS-B29"C521
272101C-PEM 1NF K 50V R:5C503

272154C-PPM 1.5NF J 1600V R:1528"C513

272220C-PPM 2.2NF J 1.6KV R:1529"C513
273105C-PEM 10NF K 100V R:5C536
273114C-PPM 10NF J 1.5/1.6KV R:15 CLASS-B28"C518
273132C-PPM 13NF J 1.5/1.6KV R:15 CLASS-B29"C518
273151C-PPM 15NF J 1KV R:1529"C519
273225C-PEM 22NF J 63V R:5C704
273226C-PEM 22NF J 100V R:5C534
273228C-PPM 22NF J 1KV R:1528"C519
273471C-PEM 47NF K 63V R:5C529

274104C-PEM 100NF K 63V R:5C318

274105C-PEM 100NF J 250V R:10C603

274230C-PEM 220NF J 100V R:5C505

274238C-PEM 220NF K 275V-AC R:15 CLASS-BC601

274240C-PPM 240NF J 250V R:15 CLASS-B29"C521A
274274C-PPM 270NF J 250V R:1528"C520

274330C-PEM 330NF J 250V R:15C523
274363C-PPM 360NF J 250V R:15 CLASS B29"C515
274483C-PEM 470NF J 100V R:5C531
274563C-PPM 560NF J 250V R:15 CLAAS-B29"C520
290107CC-CHIP 10PF J 50V /0603 NPO TAPEC424

290159CC-CHIP 15PF J 50V /0603 NPOC828

290223CC-CHIP 22PF J 50V /0603 NPO TAPEC133

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C509

C526

C527

C316

C317
29"C335

C621

C781

C782

C784

C785

28"D508

C940

C941

C320
29"C332
29"C333

C512

C632

C701

C524

C602

C630

C667

C520A
28"C521
28"C521A

C425

C426

C427

C829

C134

C144

C145

C423

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

290335CC-CHIP 33PF J 50V /0603 NPO TAPEC409
290475CC-CHIP 47PF J 50V /0603 NPO TAPEC132

291101CC-CHIP 100PF J 50V /1206 NPOC02

291104CC-CHIP 100PF J 50V /0603 NPOC139

291226CC-CHIP 220PF J 50V /0603 NPO TAPEC201

291337CC-CHIP 330PF J 50V /0603 NPOC401

291393CC-CHIP 390PF J 50V /0603 NPO TAPEC812
292114CC-CHIP 1NF K 50V /0603 X7RC102

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C533

C801

C802

C819

C838

C846

C847

C848

C849

C850

C135

C136

C137

C138

C148

C149

C150

C151

C152

C155

C157

C158

C159

C160

C161

C837

C03

C140

C255

C256

C421

C804

C807

C826

C827

C202

C203

C204

C205

C206

C207

C208

C209

C402

C403

C103

C104

C105

C106

C107

C143

C242

C251

C252

C303

C305

C307

C308

C309

C310

C311

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

292153CC-CHIP 1.5NF K 50V /0603 X7R TAPEC326

292475CC-CHIP 4.7NF K 50V /0603 X7RC221

293113CC-CHIP 10NF K 50V /0603 X7RC130

293155CC-CHIP 15NF K 50V /0603 X7RC851

293234CC-CHIP 22NF K 50V/0603 X7R TAPEC210

293271CC-CHIP 27PF J 25V /0603C101

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C312

C314

C337

C439

C440

C441

C446

C447

C448

C449

C450

C455

C456

C809

C327

C816

C222

C223

C224

C225

C226

C212

C213

C216

C219

C220

C241

C322
29"C336
29"C341

C416

C417

C418

C419

C436

C437

C443

C501

C609

C611

C612

C654

C664

C806

C810

C811

C813

C814

C825

C832

C835

C840

C842

C852

C853

C211

C214

C215

C217

C218

C246
29"C331

C422

C820

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

293334CC-CHIP 33NF K 50V /0603 X7RC429

293478CC-CHIP 47NF K 25V /0603 X7R TAPEC243

293685CC-CHIP 68NF K 50V /0603 X7RC319

294118CC-CHIP 100NF K 16V /0603 X7RC111

294122CC-CHIP 100NF K 50V /0603 X7RC108

294233CC-CHIP 220NF K 50V /0805 X7RC240

294480CC-CHIP 470NF K 10V /0603 X5RC818
295110CC-CHIP 1UF K 16V /0805 X7RC146
299682CC-CHIP 6.8PF D (+-0.5) 0603 NPO 50VC706

300305DIODE BA157D510

302289DIODE 1N4148 52MMD201

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C640

C657

C300

C323

C435

C606

C622

C625

C626

C633

C634

C635

C636

C637

C638

C653

C428

C843

C844

C845

C339

C109

C110

C112

C113

C114

C115

C116

C117

C118

C119

C120

C121

C122

C123

C154

C156

C340

C410

C411

C412

C442

C445

C514

C815

C830

C836

C709

C710

D511

D232

D401

D402

D405

D503

D504

D505

D607

D616

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

302299DIODE 1N400129"D301

302318DIODE Z. BZX55C33 52MMZD502
302786DIODE Z. MTZJ6.2B 52MMZD650
302948DIODE 1N4007D701
303103DIODE BY228D507
303195DIODE 4148 MELF SOD-80CD202

303206DIODE RGP30MSD611
303209DIODE BAV21D702

303214DIODE UF4006D608

303217DIODE RGP10JD601

303227DIODE RGP15JD512

303228DIODE RGP30DD612

303244DIODE RGP30K28"

303246DIODE 1N5819 SCHOTTKYD101
303308DIODE RF2007D501

303441DIODE-CHIP Z. BZT55C12 0.5W SOD80-QMELF29"ZD404

303813DIODE RGP15DD613
303900LED ROTD901
303991LED IR SIR563SB3F 23/940D01
303993LED LTL4221N D:3 R/D REDD02
401047TRN BC337-25T01
401141TRN-CHIP BC848B SOT23T101

401142TRN-CHIP BC858B SOT23T201

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D631

D801

29"D302

D626

D627

D403

D404

D506

D703

D704

D609

D615

D628

D630

D513

D614

29"D508

D602

D603

D604

D605

29"ZD405

T102

T203

T204

T205

T206

T207

T307
29"T310
29"T311
29"T353

T404

T406

T407

T410

T411

T412

T604

T605

T609

T610

T650

T801

T805

T808

T202

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

401218TRN BC618T503
401279TRN 2SK2381T501
401455TRN 2SK3562 TO220FP (2-10R1B)T601
401492TRN 2SD2499 1500V/6AT504
410026THRYSTOR MCR22-8TH601
451518IC KA317TU T0220CASEIC604
451569-01IC-CHIP TDA9886T/V4 118(SO24) T&RIC801
451570-01IC-CHIP SDA9489B31 SOP28 T&RIC802
451885-01IC TL431CLP (ON SEMICONDUCTOR)ZD602
452297-02IC OPTOCOUPLER TCET1100/V310U27 VISHAYPH601
452382IC-CHIP S3C1840DA9/SMB1 T&RIC01
452487-01IC MC44608P40IC601
452521-01IR RECEIVER TSOP34838 SS1AIC901
452662-02IC-CHIP AT24C16AN 10SI2.7 TAPE&REELIC401
453170IC AN5277IC301
453172IC TDA8177IC501
453173IC TDA6109JIC701
453174IC-CHIP MC14052BD T&RIC201
453176IC LM317LZRA 0.1A TO92IC602

453177IC MC33269T 0.8A LD TO220IC603

453185IC TDA204029"IC302
453584IC VCT4977F D5 VDOL/NC-A2ST PSSDIP88-2IC101
500235RONDEL PLST 6*3*2.5IC501

500275HOLDER DEGAUSSING COIL D=3529"
500276HOLDER MAIN POWER (FASON)
500296CABLE HOLDER 3P
500297CABLE HOLDER 5P
500298CABLE HOLDER 9P28"
500307SPRING CRT EARTH LEAD
500545-ASCABLE BROWN L=500AQUA
500597-ASCABLE PVC DIZA.34*0.15 GREEN L=45MMMET-SC2/3
502507-ASCABLE AWG24 TER L=160MM BLUE29"CAB2
502511-ASCABLE AWG24 TER L=100MM BLUECAB1
502516-ASKAB.AWG24 TER.LI L=120MM YELLOWCAB4
502520-ASCABLE AWG24 TER L=100MM WHITE29"CAB3
50G278COVER SWITCH (FASON)
50S291BRACKET LED28"
50S312INSULATER SILICON 19.5*12*.25IC501

51A301SPRING POWER KNOB28"
54C500-01CORD POWER
58A280HOLDER MAIN CABLE (FASON)28"
5AT100-ASMAIN SW ASSY 14MN1 FILTER W/COVER28"
5LZ539-ASCABLE LONG DB.ISO. BROWN28"CRT-SMPS
5S4516-ASCABLE HARNESS 4+2' LI SAPT L=240+370MM28"SAPKAB
5ZJ320-01NAME PLATE BEKO 33P1TL6 D.C. 13*6028"
5ZZ541-ASCABLE BROWN CRT-CPT GREEN L=500MM29"CRT-SMPS

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T301

T302

T303

T304

T305

T306
29"T312

T401

T402

T403

T413

T701

T802

T803

T804

IC607

IC605

IC606

IC603

IC604

IC605

IC603

IC604

IC605

Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

600186-ASSHIELD WIRE L=1230 28"28"
600189-ASSHIELD WIRE L=1310 29"29"
600301TERMINAL BATT.BOX(+) R/C29"
600302TERMINAL BATT.BOX(-) R/C29"
600303TERMINAL BATT.BOX(+-) R/C
628169-ASDEGAUSSING COIL ASSY 28" BAND28"
629169-ASDEGAUSSING COIL ASSY 29" BAND29"
6PA107-ASSPE.8R 10W(N)/15W(M) 126X5728"
6X1320-01NAME PLT SILVER BEKO D.C.60*13*.529"
6YS222-10PLATE FUNCTION GREY HP/AV /SVHS28"
7KA227-ASSPE.FUN+SUBW. 29T1229"
7KA283COVER FUNNEL TOP FU.MAS.21AV1 T04(S.CONT29"
7KA285WOOFER ADOPTER FUME MAS.21AV1 T04 (S.CON29"
7KA297FUNNEL FRONT FUME MAS.21AV1 T04 MIT.(S.C29"
7NA292COVER SIDE SIL.COM.KL+AV(3)+SVHS T44/T5728"
7PA282KNOB PROGRAM CONT.PANEL 29T1729"
7PB278KNOB POWER SILVER 29T25(FASON)29"
7PB279PANEL 29T25(FASON)29"
7PZ159IR/LED AUTO INSER 29"T12 14.129"
7PZ172CU ASSY 29"T12 14.129"
7PZ173CU AUTO INSER 29T12 /T33/T23/T2529"
7PZ223-10PLATE FUNCTION LG GREY KLK+AV+SV T27/29"
7PZ231SPEAK.COVER PVC LG GRI 29T12 14.129"
7PZ277HOLDER MAIN CABLE 29T12(FASON)29"
7PZ282COVER SIDE LG-GREY PAINTED KLK+AV(3)+SV.29"
7PZ287HOLDER CU 29T1229"
7PZ292COVER SIDE K.GRI HP+AV3+SV T1229"
7PZ505-ASCABLE HARNESS 4+2B. L=400 HOR.14.129"SAPKAB
7PZ506-ASCABLE HARNESS 6P L=1200 14.129"
7PZ508-ASCABLE HARNESS 6B. L=500 S-VHS MOD.29"X920
7PZ509-ASCABLE HARNESS 3B.GREEN L=50029"X940
7PZ510-ASCABLE PVC 7*.2 RED L=200MM29"
7PZ511-ASCABLE PVC 7*.2 WHITE L=200MM29"
7PZ524-ASCABLE HARNESS DBIS 4P L=1250 2*7*.229"
7PZ525-ASCABLE HARNESS DBIS 2P L=550 SP.2*7*.229"
7PZ805STROPOR TOP 29B4T12 FLAT29"
7PZ806STROPOR BOTTOM 29B4T12 FLAT29"
7RZ286-20CHASSIS BRACKET 14.1 II.KALIP (S.CONT.)
7RZ290HOLDERIR IR RECEIVER TSOP 1838 14.128"
7RZ305MEAT SINK CRT 14.1HS701
7SZ129S-VHS AUTO INSER 29" 14.1
7SZ130S-VHS/KLK MODULE ASSY 29" 14.129"
7SZ186CHIP INSERT R/C 14.129"
7SZ506-ASCABLE HARNESS 7P L=500 14.128"X901
7TT100-ASMAIN SW ASSY 28TL2/TL3 FILT./COVER 14.129"
7UA117SPK.CABLE ASSY 28B4T07 8R/15W(MAX) 14.128"
7UA517-ASCABLE HARNESS 3P L=470HP-ST.MOD.28T0728"X940
7UA525-ASCABLE HARNESS DBIS 4P L=1100 2*7*.228"
7UB107-ASSPEAKER 8R 10W/15W(M) 102X10229"
7UB108-ASTWEETER SPEAKER 10R 5W(N)/10W(M) 53X2829"
7UB109-ASSUBWOOFER SPEAKER 4R 20W(N)/...29"
7X1901RUBBER CONTACT BEKO TYPE 22.129"
7XB186CHIP INSERT R/C 14.128"
7XB301TERMINAL BATT.BOX(+) R/C FLAT28"
7XB302TERMINAL BATT.BOX(-) R/C FLAT28"
7XB901RUBBER CONTACT PURE FLAT COMMON 14.128"
871273DEGAUSSING COIL HOLDER FASON
885906BATTERY AAA 1.5V
DST10018FBT-DUMMY C8 110/50HZ 28 4:328"TR502
DST10020FBT-DUMMY C8 110/50HZ 29PF29"TR502
G99136-PH3TUNER PH ASM.PLL UV1316/AIG-4 (SHORTTU202
IG9187FRC BEKO TYPE SILV/LG GREY.22.129"
S01172CU ASSY 28"T39 14.228"
S01173CU AUTO INSER 28"T39 14.228"
S01258POWER KNOB SILVER PAINTED 28T3928"
S01262KNOB VOL.SILVER 28T3928"
S01263KNOB PRG.SILVER 28T3928"
S01278KNOB POWER SWITCH SILVER MAS.28T3928"
S01279PANEL 28B8T3928"
S01282KNOB VOLUME SILVER 28T3928"

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Part CodePart DefinitionNotesPosition

S01283KNOB PROGRAM SILVER MAS.28T3928"
S01805STROPOR TOP 28B8T3928"
S01806STROPOR BOTTOM 28B8T3928"
S01903CUSHION 28T39/T40/T4728"
S03130S-VHS/KLK MODULE ASSY 28" T47 14.228"
S99136-PH1TUNER PH SPL ASIMETRIK UV1316 T / ALG-3TU101
SMT10013SMT-SANAL C8 110/50HZ 28"28"TR601
SMT10015SMT-SANAL C8 110/50HZ 29PF29"TR601
U47222PLATE FUNCTION 29T25/T33 SILV.PROG./SES29"
U47258KNOB MAIN SW.SILV.PAINTED 29T25/29T3329"
U98160IR/LED ASSY 29"T12 14.229"
V80508-ASCABLE HARNESS 6B. L=450 S-VHS MOD.28"X920
V99507-ASCABLE HARNESS 4P L=450MM29"
Y01554-ASCONN.CABLE WITH HOLDER 3+1P L=425 CRT/CHX702
ZA1141BZ PN-AUDIO-BACK MODULE
ZA1143BZ AUDIO-BACK MODULE
ZX8110C8 CHASIS-SD SD 28" P/VDNX/3S/KLK/SVH/AU28"
ZX8111C8 CHASIS-PN 28" P/SX/3S/KLK/SVH/AUB 28"28"
ZX8112C8 CHASSIS-CH 28" P/SX/3S/KLK/SVH/AUB28"
ZX8187FRC FLAT A-TIP SILVER C7/C828"
ZX8301HEAT SINK C8HS101
ZX8304HEAT SINK AUDIO C8HS301
ZX8307HEAT SINK C8HS601
ZX8325METAL BOX
ZX8553-ASCABLE WITH HOLDER 5P L=425 CRT/CHAS29"X701
ZX8558-ASCABLE WITH HOLDER 5P L=375 CRT/CHAS28"X701
ZX8800-00AGIFT BOX BEKO/PIL.28C8T39 P/VDNX/2S/SVKL28"
ZX8801INS.MAN.NO BRAND ENGLISH C8
ZX8820CIRCUIT DIAGRAM C8
ZX9110C8 CHASIS-SD SD 29PF P/VDNX/3S/KLK/SVH/A29"
ZX9111C8 CHASIS-PN 29PF P/VDNX/3/KSV/AU/PIP/SW29"
ZX9112C8 CHASSIS-CH 29PF P/VDNX/3/KSV/AU/PIP/S29"
ZX9800-00AGIFT BOX BEKO/PIL.29C8T33 P/VDNX/3S/SVKL29"

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C7,C8 CTV CHASSIS

ZX8.820

STATUS_2

5V

R201

C248

1N4148

1N4148

STATUS_3

560R
R227
18k

T203

BC848B

R220

D202

470R

R219

D232

330R

4.7u/16V

R248

OPTION PIP

TU202

TUNER

AGC1n.c.2AS3SCL4SDA5+5V6+5V7n.c.8+33V9IF110IF2

R801
100R

SDA
SCL

C801

22p

5V

L801

10uH

C805

100u/16V

C808

C809

1n

47u/16V

X602

1

C603

2

100n/250V

DEGAUSS

220V AC INPUT

R669

MAINS

FS601

1MR/0.5W

2

3.15A

1

X601

C601

R668

S14K385

table

HS601
SMPS HEATSINK

123

R203

10k
220p/50V
T201

BC858B

R249

75R

220p/50V

470R

LINE FILTER

220p /250V

L203

SK202

1OuH

L201

C201

R206
10k

0R

C205

5V

5VTUNER

C806

10n

1 2

PTC1

L601

C650

T206
BC848B

R250

75R

R806
12k

R602

R802
100R

D801

1N4148

C802
22p

C807
100p

3

R215

1

100R

2

3

L204

4

1OuH

5

R216

6

7

100R

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

R208

161820

75R

17
19

C206

21

220p
R213
75R

SCART 2

R221

R231

270R

47u/16V

100R

L207

C217

1OuH

22n

SK203

1

SCART 3

C803

4.7u/63V

R804
12K

R805
100K

2
4
6
8
10

12
14

161820

R222

3

100R

L208

1OuH

5
7
9

11
13

C207
220p

15
17
19

C208

21

220p

R212
75R

15

GND4

14

GND3

13

GND2

12

GND1

F801
K3953M

11

1

2

33V C846

C813

10n

R803

R810

1K

5.6k
C810

C804
100p

R807
680R

JUMPER

C630
220n/275V

PFC Coil
70mH

C651
220p /250V

R601

TR602

5.1R

C602

table

D602

RF2007
RF2007

D603

22R 1/2W

D628

RGP10J

D601

RGP10J

IC601
MC44608

5

DRVER

6

VCC

7

NC

8

V!

C610

15u/25V

C606

47n/25V

C667

220n/275VAC

C210
22n

C211
22n

C202
220p

C231

C219
10n

R232
270R

C218

22n

R238

1k

R239

1k

GND

10n

R809
100R

R808
100R

C604
1n/1kV

1n/1kV

22R 1/2W

R639

4.7M 1/2W

2.2n/250V

C227

R225

47uF/16V

270R

C212

10n

C228

R226

47u/16V

270R

C213
10n

R234

C233

4.7u/16V

1k

C221

4.7n

R235

C234

4.7u/16V

1k

C223

4.7n

8V

R255
33k

T204

C243

BC848B

47n/25V

R240

C244

1k

10u/63V

R263

R252

33k

2.2k

8V

T205

R254

BC848B

33k

C245

R241

C232

47u/16V

1k

10u/63V

R253

R256

2.2k

33k

C220
10n

C237

4.7u/16V

C224

4.7n

R257

C238

4.7u/16V

0R

C225

4.7n

IC801

4

1

24

VIF1

SIF2

2

23

VIF2

SIF1

5

3

22

OP1

3

C811

C605

R680

GND
CNTIN
ISENSE

DEMAG

OP2

4

21

FMPLL

AFC

C812
390p

5

20

DEEM

Vp

C815

RF2007

1N4148

D604
RF2007

D605

1k 1/4W

C659

6

7

8

9

10

11

TDA9886

D629

R611

NS

AFD

DGND

AUD

TOP

SDA

SCL

SIOMAD12n.c.

C607

1n/1kV

C608

1n/1kV

R606

D607

RM 0.33R %1 1W
1N4148

220n

19

VPLL

18

AGND

17

CVBS

16

VAGC

15

REF

14

TAGC

13

C613
table

T601

2SK3562

D608

UF4006

D626

1N4001

D627

R607

0.47R 1/2W

1N4001

L603

4.7uH

C656

NS

R681

10K

10n

R685
0R

R605

4.3K %1

4
3
2
1

R610

C616

HSYNC

C820
22n

C615
33n/630V

R604
130K

KEYBOARD MODULE

KEYBOARD

1

2

3

L205

SK201

1OuH

R217

R229

L202

0R

8V

C251

R118

8.2k

22p

OPTION 2W

T611
BC848B

R615
47R/3W

D630

D614
RGP30D

C623

D613

C620

C621

8.5V

2.7K

1n

C252
1n

Q802

20.25 MHz

C847
22p

STATUS_1

R247
75R

5V

5V''

R246

4.7R
R202

R264

C239

18k

560R

10u/16V

1N4148

FR_AV_C

100p

C255

100p

C256

FR_AV_Y

C827

R823
100R

R822
100R

R821

C826

100R

100p

R820

100R

C825
10n

C838
22p

C850
22p

C848
22p

C849
22p

R637
100k

28V

C640

33n

TL431C

C641
NS

ZD602

T207
BC848B

D201

R224

R223

470R

330R

TU101
TUNER

AGC1n.c.2AS3SCL4SDA5+5V6+5V7n.c.8+33V9IF110IF2

0R

R108

SCL
SDA

C101

27n

C147

5V

47p

L101

10uH

CVBS_TUNER2

IC802

1

28

XIN

CVBS1

2

27

XQ

VREFM

C831

1u/16V

3

26

HSP

CVBS2

C837

100p

47p

4

25

VSP

VREFL

C834

1u/16V

5

24

SDA

CVBS3

6

23

SCL

VSSA1

7

22

VDD

VDDA1

C839
1u/16V

8

21

VSS

VREFH

9

20

I2C

VSSA2

C841

47u/16V

10

19

INT

VDDA2

R843 0R

11

18

IN1

OUT1

17

IN212OUT2

13

16

IN3

OUT3

14

15

FSW

SEL

SDA9489B31

R830
1k

R841
1k

8V 8V

T613
BC858B

C618

R619

5.6k

R638

22u/16V

D620

56k

1N4148

145V 33V

R531

L604

33k 1W

50uH

33V

C627

C628

ZD502

100u/200V

100u/200V

8.5V

C658

C626

3300u/25V

47n

47u/35V

15V

IC602
LM317LZRA

OUT IN

ADJ

C625

C629

47n

47u/25V

R647

1.3k %1

TH601
MCR22-8

D615

RGP10J

R625

table

R629

R645

C631

27k

table

R673

100p/500V

18K

C632

P601

100n

10k

R642

R630
1K

NS

C624
100N

T604

BC848B

R623

2.7k %1

C133

22p

R110

6.8K

R650
240R %1

10n

R109

C639

C609

R258

0R

R259

0R
R260

0R

R261

0R

IC201

10

MC14052B

B9A

4

Y3

1

Y0

3

Y

5

Y1

2

Y2

11

X3

12

X0

13

X

14

X1

15

X2

VSS8VEE7INH

VDD

6

16

R233
100R

C247

C242

C246

4.7u/16V

22n

1n

X206

C253

CINCH_L

6
5

4.7u/16V

C254

CINCH_R

4

5V

4.7u/16V

0R

3

12V

R242

ZD230

1N4148

5V

RL601

RELAY

TR601

PH601

D230
D231

T808
BC848B

R851
1k

10u/16V

R813
470R

T608

BC858B

SMPS145

ZD650

2
1

ZD231

FV_AV

12V

R243

0R

C829
15p

C828

15p

R852
330R

VSYNC

SDA

R814

SCL

3.3V

0R

L803

C817

4.7uH

C824

R812

10u/16V

150R

15V

R672
75R

R635

3.9k

D610
BAV21

C619

470p/2kV

D611

13

RGP30MS

RGP10J

R612

11

0.1R
1000u/16V

14

R661

15

RGP15D

0R

1000u/25V

12

D612

RGP30D

R613

16

0R

1000u/35V

17

R617
47R

213

D631
1N4148

9.1 V

R626

R622
10k

1N4148

5V

C814
10n

R811

C816

330R

1.5n
T801

BC848B

C818

C819

470n

22p

Q801
4 MHz

2

R609
68k/2W

D609

UF4006

4

C614
470p/2kV

R608

1K 2W

8

6

TCET1100

4

T650

BC848B

33k

D616
1N4148

220p/50V

T202

BC858B

R101

C830
220n

5V

R662

2.2k

R664
22k

IN

R652

1k

R204

10k

C203

C840

C842
10n

C843
68n

C844
68n

C845
68n

T805
BC848B

R840
220R

C240
220n

100R

C832
10n

C835

10n

ADJ

8V

C139

100p

10n

OUT

R648
390R %1

8.5V

R102
100R

C643
22u/16V

R251
75R

C134
22p

C130

R824
150R

C836
220n

R827 10k

R831

IC603
MC33269T

R641

3.3k

R633

2.7k
T605

BC848B

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

161820

17
19
21

SCART 1

10n

3.3V

L805

4.7uH
L804
10uH

10k

470R

220R

R832

R828

R834

T802

BC858B

T803

10k

10k

R833

Stand-by

R671

R649

3.3k
240R %1

C622
47n

IC607

LM317LZ

OUT IN

C653

ADJ

47n

R666

1.05k %1

R636
10k

R634
10k

R209

75R

R210

75R

R211

75R

R214

75R

C131

100u/16V

R835

3.3V_STB

MLM317L

MC33269T

C635
47n

100R

C214

10k

C633
47n

R829

10k

5V

470R

R836

T804
BC858B

C649
47u/16V

R667
120R %1

C654
10n

C644

22u/25V

C611
10n

C645

22u/25V
C612

10n

R842

GND4
GND3
GND2
GND1

C660
22u/16V

22n

R218

100R

C215

22n

R236

1k

C204

220p

R237

1k
C209
220p

15
14
13
12

33V

12VReg

F102
table

IN OUT

IN OUT

75R

IC604

R839

Bpip

22u/16V

ADJ

365R %1

ADJ

ADJ

75R

C655

OUT IN

R656

R657
390R%1

R838

Gpip

LM317

C141
table

75R

C636
47n

470R %1

R837

Rpip

R658

4.7u/63V

75R

R659

120R %1
T609
BC848B

R651
240R %1

C142

IC606
MC33269T

IN OUT

ADJ

R111
1k

C140

100p

C642

22u/16V

R670

3.3k

11

C851
15n

C852
15n

C853
15n

FBLpip

L206

1OuH

BC858B

C634
47n

IC608

IC605

270R

R230
270R

R660
820R %1

C637
47n

C229

47u/16V

C216
10n

C230

47u/16V

C241

10n/50V

C235

4.7u/16V

X102

3

C222

R205

2

R265

4.7n

10k

AUDIO

R207

C226

10k

4.7n

X101

1234567

BACK_MODUL

C249

47u/16V

L209
10uH

BLUE LED

R682
470R

47u/16V

ZD651

5.1V

1.8V_STB

C648

10u/63V
C664
10n

5V

8.5V

R675

C646

1K

22u/16V

C663

100u/16V

R653

R627

3.3k

10k

3.3V

C647

C638

22u/16V

47n

R266

R267

75R

75R

75R

1

R268

C236

0R

4.7u/16V

C250
47u/16V

C108
100n

C109
100n

R121

220R
R120
220R

SC1_OUT_L

SC1_OUT_R

L109
10uH

L114
10uH
L115
10uH

R104
100R

R103
100R

L110

SC1_IN_L

10uH

1

2

F101
X6966M

3

4

5

8V

T101

R128

10K

BC848B

R133

3.9K
R130

2.2K

8V

T102

R129

BC848B

10K

R132

3.9K
R131

2.2K

R123

C116
100n

100R

R124

C117
100n

100R

R126
100R

FR_AV_C

C120
100n

FR_AV_Y

R125

C118
100n

100R

C150

47p

SC1_IN_R

L111

C102

10uH

1n

R117

L112
10uH

100R

IFIN­IFIN+

C146

1u/16V

5V

L108
10uH

C153

47u/16V

5V

L104

10uH

C126

100u/16V

3.3V

L103

4.7uH
C127

100u/16V

1.8V_STB

L105

10uH

C128

100u/16V

3.3V

R134
47K

D101

R116

F_BLANK_SCART

75R

1D_SCHOTTKY

R115

B_SCRT

75R

G_SCART

R114

75R

R_SCART

R113
75R

CVBS_IN_SCRT1

R112

75R

C135
47p

C136
47p

C137
47p

C119
100n

R127

C138
47p

100R

C156

C157

47p

100n

1.8V_STB

L106

4.7uH
C129

100u/16V

C666

C657

33n

HSYNC

HFLB

H_DRIVE

ST_BY

ST_BY

C668
10n

15V

C502

4.7u/50V

C536

10n

R505
1K

R506

18k

R503
22R

C504

47u/25V

R507

C503

D505

NS

1n

1N4148

EW_DRIVE

HS101
HEATSINK C8

12345

8V

L107
10uH

100u/16V

3.3u/16V

C104

C107
1n

C106
1n

C103
1n

C143
1n

C155

47p

C154
100n

MMZ2012Y601B

C113
100n

MMZ2012Y601B

C114
100n

C111
100n

C144

22p

C145

22p

C110
100n

C112
100n

C121
100n
C122

100n

CH_SC2

Y_SC2

R105

100R
R106

100R

R107
100R

C517

10u/16V

R521

6.8k

C550

22nF/25V

220n/100V

C505

R510

180R

T503
BC618

12VReg

D401

R418

2.7k

1N4148

R420

R480

22R

T404

4.7R

BC848B

C442

100n/50V

C444

47u/16V

ST_BY

IC101
VCTI

1

C125

GND

2

VSUP8.0AU

VSUP5.0BE

3

C124

VREFAU

4

SPEAKERL

C105
1n

5

SPEAKERR

1n

6

AOUT1L

C132
47p

7

AOUT1R

C158
47p

8

AIN3L/AOUT2L

C159
47p

9

AIN3R/AOUT2R

C160
47p

10

AIN2L

11

AIN2R

12

AIN1L

13

SIF/AIN1R

14

TAGC

15

VREFIF

C115
100n

16

IFIN-

17

IFIN+

L113

8.2uH

18

RESETQ

19

VSUP5.0FE

FB102

20

VSUP5.0IF

FB103

21

VSUP3.3DIG

22

GND

23

GND

24

VSUP1.8DIG

25

XTALL1

20.25Mhz
Q101

26

XTALL2

27

AUDIO SEL

28

AUDIO SEL

29

SC1 F IN

C148
47p

30

SC1 B IN

C149
47p

31

SC1 G IN

C151
47p

32

SC1 R IN

C152
47p

33

SC1 CVBS IN

C161
47p

34

SC2 CHR

35

SC2 Y

36

FR AV CHR

37

FR AV Y

38

SC3 CVBS

39

PIP CVBS

40

SC1 CVBS OUT

41

SC2 CVBS OUT

42

PIP CVBS OUT

43

VSUP1.8FE

C123

100n

44

GND

EKRAN VCTI

8V

D503

1N4148

C506

68p/500V

D504
1N4148

TR501

3

2

4

1

5

H DRIVE
C510

NS

R508
100K

R502

table

6

123

R514

150k

R513

0.47R

VERT+

VERT-

WDRV

CUT SENSE

GNDM

SVMOUT

ROUT

GOUT

BOUT

VSUP3.3BE

VSUP3.3IO

VSUP3.3DAC

GNDDAC

SAFETY

HFLB

HOUT

VPROT

P21/PWMV

P20/DFVBL

STATUS 3

STATUS 2

STATUS 1

ST-BY

MUTE

VSUP3.3FE

4

R517

150k

C513

table

T504

2SD2499
R515
120R

L501
table

1 2

345

R516
table

T501

C507

table

D508

2.2uF/63V
RGP30K

5V

D402
1N4148

R481
10R

ST_BY

100u/16V

88

GND

87

100n/50V

86

TEST

85

84

83

EW

82

81

ABC

80

79

78

FBIN

77

RIN

76

GIN

75

BIN

74

73

72

71

70

VRD

69

XREF

68

67

GND

66

GND

65

64

63

62

C456

1n

61

60

59

58

SDA

57

SCL

56

55

54

KB

53

STATUS3

52

51

50

LED

49

IR

48

47

46

45

GND

D507
table

T412
BC848B

C410

C443

C436
C437

VSYNC

C455

C445

100n

KB/DF

KB

STATUS2

STATUS1

R456

220R
R404

100R
R443

4.7k

R421
150R

R422

150R
R482
10K

C413

R423

150R

1N4148
D405

R472

10n

7.5K

10n

R473

7.5K

10n

R478
22K

R474

C428

68n

R432

6.8k

3.3k
R430

180R
R449

1.2k

R452
22K

FBLpip

C438
22p

Rpip

C439

1n

Gpip

C440

1n

Bpip

C441
1n

R448

0R

R416

C430

1k

4.7u/16V

L403

10uH

C422

C408

22n

10u/16V

L402

10uH

C414
100u/16V

L401
10uH

C407
10u/16V

3.3V

8V

T413

R447

BC858B

3.3K

R446

R468

1K

100R

R445

R450

5.6K

R401

3.3K

100R

R451
470R

C409

1n

C520

table

C519
table

33p

R417
0R

R402
100R

R405
100R

R406
100R

C448
1n

R407
100R

C449
1n

R408
100R

C450
1n

R409
100R

R410
100R

R411
100R

R458

2.2k

C416
10n

IR

ST_BY

ST_BY

MUTE_L

3.3V_STB

L404

C412

10uH

C415

100n

100u/16V

28"W,29",32"PHIL.CPT.
OPTIONAL

360n

C515

2

3

TR503

table

1

C518
table

R523A

4

R523

1k

J510

L502
table

NS

3 4

1 2

HORIZONTAL YOKE

4

C520A

table

145V

R525

R525A

table

table

J513 J515

C523
330n/250V

3.3V_STB

3.3V

T410
BC848B

R419
10K

L406
10uH

R479

J502

C411
100n

3.3V

1K

table

table

C521

C521A

123

X502

L503
table

1 2

345

R462
100R

R463

100R

R403
100R

R477
100R

C404

1n

R444

2.7K

HFLB

C451
100n

H_DRIVE

VPROT

T411

BC848B

R471

10k
C423

22p

C446

1n

X402

CON4

C522

1u/160V

R524

D510

10k

BA157

3

J501

VERT

VERTQ

EW_DRIVE

C429
33n

5V

C405

R431

1n

270R

C431

0R

SDA
SCL

C452

22p

X404

1
2
3

29'' FLAT ONLY

3.3V_STB3.3V_STB

R436

4.7k

R466
0 R

R467

0 R

R476
270R

C447

1n

1234567

123

123

4

0R

TR502

Eht

1

Focus

Screen

13

6
10

C524
220n/100V

11

12

R527

8

0.1R

5

R526

9

0.1R

7

7

7
7

table

J511

X505

DYNAMIC IN

DYNAMIC OUT

T401

BC858B
C402
330p

R424

33R

BC858B

C403
330p

R425
33R

C401
330p

R426

33R

TILT

C453
22p

3.3V_STB 5V

ZD404

3.3V_STB

R437

4.7k

X403
KEYBOARD MODULE

X405
CON3

R4840RR483

3.3V_STB

R501-R541-R528 THO O LACAK

8V

R501
470R

R541

2.7k

R528
0R

R529
table

D511

BA157

D512

RGP15J

D513

RGP15J

123

X506

12VReg

X401
CRT

T403

T402

BC858B

R459
100R

4
5

R464

100R

12V

12V

ZD405

D403

R438

4.7k

C417
10n

C418
10n

C419

10n

1234567

SENSE

BLUE

RED

GREEN

R427
270R

R441

4.7k

T407

BC848B

SDA

VPROT

V_ABL

X501

2
1

C551

100n/100V

VERT

IC301
AN5277

8V

R309

1.8k

C339
100n

R303

56K

1u/25V

R304

T301

10k

BC858B

8V

C340

R310

100n

1.8k

R305

56K

R306

10k

T302

BC858B

SCL

3.3V

R442

4.7k

C425
10p

3.3V_STB

L405

R461

4.7uH

1.5k

C435

C420

47n

10u/16V

C426

10p
R413
100R

C427
10p

R414

IC401

100R

24C16

X406

CON4

123

SERVICE

R428
270R

R429
270R

C300

47n

R313

1k

C454

100n

IC450

MAX5362LEUK-T

1

R465
10K

R440

4.7k

X407

1
2
3
4
5

CON5

3.3V

1N4148

C421
100p

C303
1n

R314
1k

SDA

D404

7

8

6

VCC

MODE_WC

E01E12E23GND

C305

1n

5V

R460

1.5k

R412
100R

5

SCL

4

SVM

C432
470R

5V

32

VDD

SDA

OUT

SCL

GND

5V

R439

4.7k

BC848B

1N4148

T406

C424
10p

J436

STATUS_3

R433

3.3k

STATUS_2

R434

3.3k

STATUS_1

R435

3.3k

CRT MODULE

J516
JUMP

C525

22u/250V

C526

470u/25V

C527

470u/25V

SVM-TILT

X507

8V

R511
56R

T502
BC858B

R512
1k

X503

1
2
3
4

CRT

12345

HS701
CRT HEATSINK

8V

C538
100nF

C528
47n

D509

1N4148
C516
100n

-15V

15V(F)

2

X701

12VCRT

CRT

R504
100K

145V

C710

6.8p

R704
270R

C709

R707

BLUE

7
6
5
4
3
2
1

GREEN

0R

6.8p
R703

J701

RED

JUMPER

270R

C706

R723

0R

6.8p
R702

R724
0R

270R

SENSE

R726

0R

12VCRT

R701

6.8K
R719

C707

1.5k

4.7u/63V

4

5

6
7

X901

3.3V

R544
15K 1/16W

R520

1.5K 1/16W

R522

C501

D506

10k

10n

LL4148

mylar

C534
22n/100V

R545

R546

470R 1/2W

10R

10R

NC1VIN12Rip. Filt.3GND4VIN25NC6VOUT27MUTE8GND9VCC10Standby11VOUT1

C301

C302

1u/25V

R415
100R

4

T701
BC558

2.2R 1/2W %2

C337
1n/50V

100u/35V

MUTE_L

R518

C313

C314
1n/50V

100n/250V

200V

C701

R718
270R

C353

2.2u/16V

L701
10uH

R519
R

1.5n/50V

R311
10k

R308

10k

R327
0R

D703
BAV21

R725
10k

VS

IC901
IR

OUT

R902

8V

R534

68K %1

T312

BC858B

C530
NS

C509

470u/25V

R307

R340

1.8K

28V

R337
22k

STANDBY

29" ONLY

10k

R334
22K 1/4W

C708
390p

R705

47k
R722

330k

39K %1

R538

-15V

15V(F)

R341
10K

R342

2.2K

150R

D901
LED

R904
270R

C508
470u/25V

28V

C316

1000u/35V

R335

C306

100u/25V

R324
330R

T304
BC858B

R325
330R

T306
BC858B

1N4148
D706

T703
BF421

R720
1k

10u/250V

C704

22n/63V

C535
NS

C514

100n/50V

12

1.5n/50V

2.2K 1/4W

22k

C702

C304

2.2u/25V

R712
100R

R903
470R

C327

R328

100u/16V

100u/16V

C901
10u/10V

C331
22n

C322
10n

C324

C325

R708

2.2M

D701

1N4007

C511
100u/63V

D501
RF2007

C512

100n/63V

C533
22p/50V

R312

2.2K 1/4W

4.7R 1/4W

C330
22u/25V

100n/63V

C711
390p

R709

220R

IC501
TDA8177

7

NON-INV INPUT

6

OUT SUPPLY

5

OUT

4

GND

3

FLYBACK

2

VCC

1

INV. INPUT

C317
1000u/35V

C320

C307

100n

1n/50V

R319

4.7R 1/2W

C315

1000u/35V

C318

C308

100n

1n/50V

R318

IC302
TDA2040

1

NON-INV IN.

2

INV INPUT

R336

3

-Vs

22k

4

OUTPUT

5

+VS

R338
680R

D301
1N4001

100n/63V

R317

4.7R

C333

C334

1500u/35V

D302

1N4001

L301
10uH

C323

C338

47n

100u/16V

C311
1n

C312
1n

HEADPHONE

R715

1.5k

R713

D707

1.5k

R711

1N4148

1.5k
R710
100R

C712
390p

R727 100R

9

T704
BF421

R728 100R

8

R729 100R

7
6
5

R721

4

1k

3
2
1

GND
R901
150R

VOL+

PR+

VOL-

PR-

R537

VERTQ

100R

C529

R530

47n/63V

22k

R542

1.5k

R543

R539

K.D.T

1.5R

C532

R532

C531

100p/100V

ceramic

film

470n/100V

R533

39K %1

R535

C537

68K %1

68p/50V

C319

C326

T353
BC848B

R326

10u/250V

68n/50V

R320

4.7k

C321
10u/16V

28V

R321
22k

R339

4.7k

T307

BC848B

C341
10n

3.3V_STB

R333
10K

T310

T311

BC848B

BC848B

47K

8V' 8V'

R322

3.3k

R315

T303
BC858B

1k

C309

1n

8V' 8V'

R323

3.3k

R316

T305
BC858B

1k

C310

1n

D704
BAV21

D702

BAV21

R714

D705

1N4148

100R

T702
BF421

C703

R706
1k

12VCRT

C713

47pF

Components designated by the safety symbol should only be replac
Sicherheitsbautelle im Sinn der sicherheitsbestimmung. Diese Tei
Contrassegno di sicurezza. I componenti devono, corrispondere a

X301

1

Left

2
3

Right

4

LOUDSPEAKER

HS301
AUDIO HEATSINK

12345

28V

C332

C335

1000u/35V

X303

1
2

SUBWOOFER
C336
10n/50V

8V

X302

1

Right

2
3

Left

BLUE_OUT
GREEN_OUT
RED_OUT

IC701
TDA6109

VOC1
VOC2
VOC3
VDD
IOM
GND
VI3
VI2
VI1

ed by original parts produced and proofed by the manufacturer.

le durfen nur durch Originalteile ersetzt werden.

ricambi originali e devono essere montati a regola d’arte.

X703
CRT CON

GND

4

n.c.

5

G1

6

78

GREEN

RED

G2

R716

1.5k

C705

4.7n/1kV

GND

12

BLUE

11

10

HT

9

HT

G2 AQUASMPS

R717

NS

X702

1
2

200V

3

CRT

D

Subject to change without notice