For user's safety (to meet the safety requirements o
some countries), the receiver should be kept in its initial
status. Only same spare parts can be replaced with.
ContentsPage
Specifications………………………………………………………………………
Remarks……………………………………………………………………………
Description of new circuit …………………………………………………………
Maintenance adjustment……………………………………………………………
Trouble shooting……………………………………………………………………
Chassis circuit diagram ……………………………………………………………
Block diagram………………………………………………………………………
Replaceable parts list ………………………………………………………………
WARNING
Some parts of the receiver are charged. Separate transformer must be used between the mains plug and the
socket when repairing the chassis.
To prevent electric shock, do not remove the outer cover. No user serviceable parts inside. Please refer
servicing to qualified service personnel.
SPECIFICATIONS
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Aerial impedance ………………………………………………………75Ωunbalanced
Convergence……………………………………………………………Auto focus system
Focus……………………………………………………………………Double high level static focus
Rated audio output frequency …………………………………………Max 3W×2
Picture carrier frequency ………………………………………………38MHZ
Sound carrier frequency ………………………………………………31.5MHZ
Power supply …………………………………………………………AC 135~240V 60HZ/50HZ
Power consumption……………………………………………………75W
Loudspeaker ……………………………………………………………Round loudspeaker
scanning deflection ……………………………………………………Magnetic deflection
Tuning range……………………………………………………………
REMARKS
Please refer maintenance and servicing to qualified service personnel.
High voltage system and picture tube
When repairing high voltage system, an insulation line (such as a probe) must be
connected to a 10Ωresistant in series between the metallic part(ground ) and the second stage o
the picture tube to eliminate the static electricity of the high voltage system.The AC mains
plug must be separated from the AC power supply.
1The picture tube of the receiver adapts integrated inner anti-explosion.
2For safety continuity, only tube of the same model can be used for replacement.
3Do not lift the tube by its neck.
4The picture tube can't be dealt with until the anti-shock screen is worn and the high voltage
system is discharged thoroughly.
X-ray
This receiver is designed to keep the X radiation to absolute minimum. Yet malfunction o
servicing might cause the danger of exposing sealed areas to excessive radiation. Therefore the
precautions below must be followed:
1During servicing, never let the high voltage of the receiver exceed 28KVI=0uA
2The high voltage must be kept at 25.5KV±1.5KVI=1000 uAso that the receiver can operate
normally. The receiver has been set to the said high voltage before leaving the factory.
After servicing, high voltage fluctuation may occur. Be sure to examine whether the high
voltage fluctuates or not after servicing.
3Do not replace with unauthorized picture tube in case of excessive X radiation.
Before return
Before returning the receiver to its user, please go through the following safety examinations:
1Check all the insulation of the wires between the chassis and the other metallic parts of the
receiver. Make sure that no insulation damage or short contact occurs.
2Check all the protection devices, such as non-metallic control buttons, tuners on the rea
cover ; etc.
Description of new circuit
1. Definitions of Ports
11 LC863328A-5W63 pins diagram
1 UHF (VLF) BAND1 42
2 50/60 (VHF) BAND2 41
3 ALARM LNA 40
4 WOOFER VOL AV1 39
5 VOLUME-L AV2 38
6 VOLUME-R MUTE 37
7 POWER WOOF ON/OFF 36
8 VT SIF 35
9 GND IR 34
10 XTAL1 SD 33
11 XTAL2 S-VHS 32
12 VDD ENABLE 31
13 KEY IN SCL1 30
14 AFT IN SDA1 29
15 NC SCL0 28
16 AC DETECT SDA0 27
17 RESET NC 26
18 FILT BLANK 25
19 CHROMA B OUT 24
20 V-SYNC G OUT 23
21 H-SYNC R OUT 22
12 CPU ports description
pin Port usage Function description
1 P10/SO0 UHF Select UHF (BAND OPTION select "2" or "3")
2 P11/SI0 50/60 Horizontal frequency 50/60 output
3 P12/SCK0 ALARM Alarm signal output
4 P13/PWM1 WOOFER VOL Woofer volume PWM output
5 P14/PWM2 VOLUME-L Volume-L PWM output port
6 P15/PWM3 VOLUME-R Volume-R PWM output port
7 P16 POWER POWER ON/OFF signal output control port
8 P17/PWM VT Tuning-use 14bit PWM output port
9 VSS GND Ground
10 XT1 XTAL1 CPU use crystal oscillation port
11 XT2 XTAL2 CPU use crystal oscillation port
12 VDD VDD Power supply (+5V)
13 P84/AN4 KEY IN Key in port
14 P85/AN5 AFT IN AFT signal input port
15 P86/AN6 NC Not connected
16 P87/AN7 NC Not connected
17 RESET RESET CPU reset port
18 FILT FILT OSD filtering
19 P83/AN3 CHROMA SECAM chroma detection
20 VS V-SYNC Vertical pulse input
21 HS H-SYNC Horizontal pulse input
22 R R OUT OSD red signal output
23 G G OUT OSD green signal output
24 B B OUT OSD blue signal output
25 BL BLANK OSD blanking signal output
26 I NC Not used
27 P60/SDA0 SDA0 IIC data(EEPROM use)
28 P61/SCLK0 SCL0 IIC clock(EEPROM use)
29 P62/SDA1 SDA1 IIC data( other IC use)
30 P63/SCLK1 SCL1 IIC clock (other IC use)
31 P70/INT0 ENABLE Automatic adjustment enabling port
32 P71/INT1 S-VHS S-VIDEO detection
33 P72/INT2 SD SD input port
34 P73/INT3 IR Remote control signal input
35 P00 SIF 4.5M sound absorption selection
36 P01 WOOF ON/OFF Woofer on/off
37 P02 MUTE MUTE control
38 P03 AV2 AV optioncontrol port 2
39 P04 AV1 AV optioncontrol port 1
40 P05 LNA Sensitivity control port
41 P06 BAND2(VHF) Band option
42 P07 BAND1(VLF) Band option
1-3.Description of port-controlled output modes
notein the tables below, "0" refers to low level"1" refers to high
Pin42(BAND1) 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1
Pin41(BAND2) 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
Pin1(UHF) x x x x x x 0 0 1 1 1 0
BAND
OPTION=1
BAND OPTION=2 BAND
OPTION=3
BAND OPTION LA7910 TUNERPORT/HPOTR/L
Port V-L V-H UHF V-L V-H UHF V-L V-H UHF V-L V-H UHF
Pin42(BAND1) 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1
Pin41(BAND2) 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
Pin1(UHF) x x x x x x 0 0 1 1 1 0
1-3-3. AV control
a). One-way AV
b). Two-way AV
PORT TV AV1 AV2
Pin39(AV1) 0 0 1
Pin38(AV2) 0 1 1
c). Three-way AV
PORT TV AV1 AV2 AV3
Pin39(AV1) 0 1 0 1
Pin38(AV2) 0 0 1 1
PORT TV AV
Pin39(AV1) 0 1
Pin38(AV2) 0 1
1-3-4. 50/60 output
PORT 50 60
Pin2(50/60) 0 1
1-3-5. Woofer functionwhen stereo control TA1216AN IC is employedTA1216AN
is provided with woofer control function. If TA1216AN is not used, CPU will
reserve a woofer port to enable woofer control function. Pin36 is used as on/off
control, and Pin4 as woofer volume control output.
PORT WOOFER ON WOOFER OFF
Pin36(WOOFER) 0 1
1-3-6. L/R volumewhen stereo control IC is not used, simple stereo function can be
selected. Then Pin5 and Pin6 of the CPU can be used as L/R volume output control.
1-3-7. Sensitive receiving output control: in "SETUP" mode, if "SENSITIVITY" is
set to "1", then the function of controlling sensitive receiving tuner is selected, Pin40
is used as control output.
PORT SENSITIVITY(YUV) ON SENSITIVITY(YUV) OFF
Pin40 1 0
1-3-8. Mute control
a). POWER ON/OFF:
POWER OFF POWER ON POWER
OFF
POWER OUT: H L H
MUTE OUT: H L H
b). Besides, MUTE pin also operates when CPU is in automatic mute status or
when the MUTE button on remote control unit is pressed to make CPU
operate in mute status.
2. Automatic identification
2-1. Maximum channels to be stored
CPU can automatically determine the maximum channels to be stored according
to the capacity of external EEPROM connected.
EEPROM model AT24C02 AT24C04 AT24C08
Channel max 55 140 255
3. Definitions of Local Buttons
3-1. Definitions of buttons (AD input port)
PORT VOLTAGE RANGE BUTTON FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
AN4 0V~3/32VDD OFF No status when button pressed
KEY IN 4/32VDD~7/32VDD AUTO Full-auto search
8/32VDD~11/32VDD TV/AV TV/AV switch
12/32VDD~15/32VDD MENU Menu button
16/32VDD~19/32VDD VOL+ Volume +
20/32VDD~23/32VDD VOL- Volume 24/32VDD~27/32VDD POS+ Program +
28/32VDD~VDD POS- Program -
noteif a local button and a remote control button are pressed simultaneously, the
local button is prior to remote control button.
3-2. Definitions of user's remote control buttons
Button English name Chinese name Function description Remark
0 0 0
Channels selected directly by
figure button
9 9 9
10
11 TV/AV TV/AV TV/AV switch
12 GAME
13
14 MENU
15 WOOF
16 VOL+ + Volume +
17 PROD
18 POWER
19 POS++ Program +
20 VOL- - Volume -
21 JUMP Analogue jump (jump button in FACTORY mode)
22 MUTE
23 POS- - Program -
24 SLEEP /
25 PP / Picture mode selection
26 RECALL /
27 DISPLAY /
28 PICTURE/ Picture menu
29 AUDIO/ Audio menu
30 CLOCK/ Clock menu/jump to yellow fast
31 SYSTEM/System menu / jump to cyan fast
Direct selection by double or
triple digit numbers
Each press of the (POWER) button makes a switch between POWER ON and
OFF.
After power is turned on, CPU will read the data in EEPROM. CPU will
determine the POWER status according to the selection of "POWER
OPT"if "0" is selectedthen the POWER is always in POWER OFF status
after turn-onif "1" is selected, then the POWER status will be determined
according to the memory before turn-off.
In POWER OFF mode, only POWER button works. The other buttons do not
work. But the local POS+ and POS- buttons can be used to turn on the TV
set instead of POWER button.
SLEEP and TIME-OFF settings will be cancelled when "POWER OFF" is set.
If SCREEN OPT is set, then screen function is enabled during POWER
ON/OFF.
3) Output control
Please refer to description"1" in "2-3" section.
4) OSD display (about 10 seconds)
12
AUTO
D/K
42 TV/AV remote control button, local button
1) FunctionAV-TV switch.
2) Description
Each press of this button makes one switch between TV and AV.
Auto mute and black background functions are enabled during the switch.
In AV modenumeric buttons (09), (- -), POS and POS buttons do not
work, only "AV" display appears.
If the last AV is switched to, and when S-VIDEO INPUT is detected by CPU,
the S-VIDEO control will be enabled automatically, and OSD display will
also be replaced by S-VIDEO display.
3) Output control
Please refer to description "1" in "2-3" section.
4) OSD displayabout 5 seconds
12 AV
AUTO AUTO
D/K
press TV/AV button
43. 09,remote control buttons
1) Functions select position directly.
2) Description
Press numeric buttons (0~9) to select programs in 0~9 positions directly. Press
---button to enter into two-digit or three-digit figure mode before selecting
programs in 10~254 positions (max programs is determined by the capacity
of EEPROM), then press (0~9) to key in figures in the order of hundred's,
ten's and unit's place to select programs directly.
The button does not work if the number is beyond the position max.
Auto mute and black background function are enabled during position switch.
When position selection is finished the current position and the last position will
change accordingly. The result will be written in EEPROM.
If the position selected is the same as the current position, CPU will re- read the
EEPROM about the information related to the current position.
In PRESET menupress (0~9) and(--) buttons to select directly the position to be
readjusted.
In CLOCK menu, press (0~9) and (--) buttons to preset program positions
directly.
In CHANNEL menupress (0~9) and (--) buttons to select the positions to be
copied.
In AV modepress (09) or (- -) buttons do not work, but AV display will appear.
During B/W balance adjustment in one light line mode, press numeric buttons
(0~7) can adjust sub-brightness, red bias, green bias and blue bias. "8", "9"
and "--" buttons do not work.
3) OSD displayabout 5 seconds
2 2
AUTO
D/K
notewaiting for the unit's digit
44. POS , POS/+, -remote control, local buttons
1) Function
move program position upward or downward by 1select options in a menu
select adjusting optionsplay games.
2) Description
Press POS/POSto change program positions. Automatically skip off the
position of "REMEMBER OFF".
Press and hold this button for more than 1second, the position will increase or
decrease by 1 for each 800ms.
If all program positions are in "MEMORY OFF " status, then press POS and
POS buttons can only select the program in "0" position. If only one
position is in MEMORY ON" status, then press POSPOS buttons can
select the only program in the position of "MEMORY ON".
After reaching the maximum position stored, press the POS button again will
return to the minimum position stored After reaching the minimum
position stored, press the POS button again will return to the maximum
position stored.
After switch is finished, the information of the current position and the last
position will change. The result will be stored in EEPROM automatically.
Auto mute and black background functions are enabled during program switch.
In full-screen menu, POSand POS buttons are used to select from top to
down the options in the menu (please refer to the operation instruction in
relevant menu.
In "B/W ADJUST", "ADJUST" and "SETUP" modePOS+ and POS- buttons
are used to turn page up and down.
In AV mode, press POS or POS button doesn't workbut "AV" display
will appear.
While checking perpetual calendar, press POS+ and POS- buttons to change
year.
In "Tetris" game, press POS+ button to rotate, press POS- to quicken fall. This
two buttons do not work in other games.
3) OSD displayabout 5 seconds
10 POS 11
AUTO AUTO
D/K D/K
POS
45 RECALL remote control button
1) FunctionTo recall the last program; play games .
2) Description: When switch is finished, the information of the current position
and the last position will change and the result will be stored in EEPROM
automatically.
In"888" and "Car racing " games, this button is used to play games, while in
"Tetris" game, this button is used to pause the game.
3) OSD displaysame as position OSD display
46. DISPLAYremote control button
1) FunctionProgram position displayincluding AV mode; to quit game.
2) Description
Press this buttonOSD will display program position, color system, sound
system, and will display position only in small characters after 5 seconds.
In AV mode, OSD will not display sound system .
In "B/W BALANCE" modethis button does not work during adjusting options
display; while in other OSD status, press this button will return to the
adjusting options OSD.
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