Dynex DX-26LD150A11 Schematic

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SERVICE MANUAL

Product Type: LCD TV
Chassis: KS Chassis
Manual Series:

Manual Part#: 9226KS7010

Model Line:
Product Year:

Product Safety Servicing Guidelines....................................................................................1

Remote Control Unit.............................................................................................................2

Main Unit (Front View/Side View/Rear View)........................................................................3

Specifications......................................................................................................................4

Alignment Instructions..........................................................................................................5

Software Upgrade Instructions...........................................................................................11

Working principle analysis of the unit................................................................................15

Block Diagram....................................................................................................................16

Troubleshooting Guides.....................................................................................................17

Wiring Diagram..................................................................................................................22

Schematic Diagram............................................................................................................23

Printed Circuit board layouts..............................................................................................28

Exploded View Parts List....................................................................................................30

CONTENTS

Product Safety Servicing Guidelines

Temperature

Scope for operation

0 ~ +50 oC

Scope for storage -20 ~ +60 oC

Humidity Scope for operation 20% ~ 85%

Scope for storage 10% ~ 90%

ATTENTION: This service manual is only for service personnel to take

reference with. Before servicing please read the
following points carefully.

CAUTION: Do not attempt to modify this product in any way.

Ne v er pe r form cu sto m ize d insta l lat i ons wi thou t
manufacturer’s approval.
Unauthorized modifications will not only void the warranty,
but may lead to property damage or user injury.

Service work should be performed only after you are thoroughly
familiar with these safety checks and servicing guidelines.

GRAPHIC SYMBOLS

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle
is intended to alert the service personnel to
important safety information in the service literature.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an
equilateral triangle is intended to alert the service
person ne l to the pre sence of noni ns ulated
“dangerous voltage” that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.

6. Should there be smoke, abnormal smell or sound from the module,
please shut the power off at once. Likewise, if the screen is not
working after the power is on or in the course of operation, the
power must be cut off immediately and no more operation is allowed
under the same condition.

7. Do not pull out or plug in the connection wire when the module is in

operation or just after the power is off because in this case relatively
high voltage still remains in the capacitor of the driving circuit.
Please wait at least one minute before the pulling out or plugging in
the connection wire.

8. When operating or installing LCD please don't subject the LCD

components to bending, twisting or extrusion, collision lest mishap
should result.

9. As most of the circuitry in LCD TV set is composed of CMOS

integrated circuits, it's necessary to pay attention to anti statics.
Before servicing LCD TV make sure to take anti static measure and
ensure full grounding for all the parts that have to be grounded.

10.There are lots of connection wires between parts behind the LCD

screen. When servicing or moving the set please take care not to
touch or scratch them. Once they are damaged the screen would be

unable to work and no way to get it repaired.
If the connection wires, connections or components fixed by the
thermotropic glue need to disengage when service, please soak the
thermotropic glue into the alcohol and then pull them out in case of
damage.

11.Special care must be taken in transporting or handling it. Exquisite

shock vibration may lead to breakage of screen glass or damage to

driving circuit. Therefore it must be packed in a strong case before

the transportation or handling.

12.For the storage make sure to put it in a place where the environment

can be controlled so as to prevent the temperature and humidity
from exceeding the limits as specified in the manual. For prolonged
storage, it is necessary to house it in an anti-moisture bag and put
them altogether in one place. The ambient conditions are tabulated
as follows:

INSTRUCTIONS

Be sure to switch off the power supply before replacing or welding any
components or inserting/plugging in connection wire. Anti static
measures must be taken (throughout the entire production process!):
a) Do not touch here and there by hand at will;
b) Be sure to use anti static electric iron;
c) It's necessary for the welder to wear anti static gloves.
Please refer to the part list before replacing components that have
special safety requirements. Do not replace with different components
with different specs and type at will.

13. Display of a fixed p ict ure for a lo ng t ime may result in
app e a r a n ce o f p i c t u r e r e s i due o n t h e sc r e e n , a s
commonly c all ed “g hos t shadow”. Th e ext ent of the
residual picture v ari es wi th th e maker of LCD screen.

LCD SERVICING PRECAUTIONS

1. Screens are different from one model to another and therefore not
interchangeable. Be sure to use the screen of the original model for
replacement.

2. The operation voltage of LCD screen is 700-825V. Be sure to take
proper measures in protecting yourself and the machine when
testing the system in the course of normal operation or right after
the power is switched off. Please do not touch the circuit or the
metal part of the module that is in operation mode. Relevant
operation is possible only one minute after the power is switched off.

3. Do not use any adapter that is not identical with the TV set.
Otherwise it will cause fire or damage to the set.

4. Never operate the set or do any installation work in bad environment
such as wet bathroom, laundry, kitchen, or nearby fire source,
heating equipment and devices or exposure to sunlight etc.
Otherwise bad effect will result.

5. If any foreign substance such as water, liquid, metal slices or other
matters happens to fall into the module, be sure to cut the power off
immediately and do not move anything on the module lest it should
cause fire or electric shock due to contact with the high voltage or
short circuit.

This phenomenon doesn't represent failure. This “ghost
shadow” may rema in in the picture for a per iod of time
(several minutes). But wh en ope rat ing it please avoid
displaying still picture in high brightness for a long time.

Points for attention during installation

1. The fr ont pane l of LCD sc ree n is of glass. W hen
installing it please make sure to put it in place.

2. For service or ins tal lat ion it' s ne ces sar y to use
specified screw lest it should damage the screen.

3. Be sure to take anti dust measures. Any foreign
substance that hap pen s to fa ll do wn between the screen
and the glass will affec t the r ece ivi ng an d vie win g effect

4. W hen di sma ntl ing or mounting t he protective par tit ion
plate t hat is u sed for ant i vibration an d insulation p lea se
take ca re to kee p it in intactness so as to avoid hi dde n
trouble.

5. Be su re to protect the c abi net from dam age o r scratch
during service, dismantling or mounting.

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Remote control

Remote Control Unit

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INPUT POWER

2

1

4

2

5

3

6

3

7

8

0

9

RECALL

13

MENU

MUTE

VOL+/VOL–

VIDEO/HDMI/TV
COMP/VGA

Press to open the on-screen menu.

Press to turn off the sound. Press again to
turn on the sound.

Press to increase or decrease the volume.

Press to select the input source.

• Press VIDEO once to select AV1, twice to
select AV2, three times to select S-Video1,
and four times to select S-Video2.

• Press HDMI once to select HDMI1, twice
to select HDMI2, and three times to select

INFO

4

GUIDE

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HDMI3.

! Press TV to select TV.
! Press COMP once to select Component1

or twice to select Component2.

! Press VGA to select VGA.

5

MENU

6

7

VOL+

8

VOL- CH

ENTER

MUTE

FAVOR IT E

EXIT

CH

15

<

16

<

10

11

12

SLEEP

ZOOM

PICTURE

Press to set the sleep timer.

Press to select the aspect ratio.

Press to select the picture mode.

17

11

VIDEO

9

COMP

ZOO M

HDMI

MTS/SAP

SLEEP

TV

VGA

CH-LIST

18

19

13

14

RECALL

GUIDE

Press to go to the last viewed channel.

Press to open the DTV program guide (if
available).

12

PICTURE

INPUT

Numbers/Dot(.)

INFO

AUDIO

CCD

20

21

Press to turn on your TV. Press again to put
your TV in Standby mode.
Press to open the INPUT SOURCE menu,

then press 5 or 6 to select the video input
source.

Press to enter channel numbers or the
parental control password. Press the dot
button to select a digital sub-channel.

Press to display the information banner.

Press direction buttons to navigate in the on­screen menus. Press ENTER to confirm
selections in an on-screen menu or to open a
submenu.

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

EXIT

<

CH /CH

FAVORITE

MTS/SAP

CH-LIST

CCD

AUDIO

<

Press to close the on-screen menu.

Press to go to the next or previous channel in
the channel list.

Press to display the favorite channel list.

Press to select the audio mode. For analog
channels, you can select STEREO, SAP
(secondary audio program), or MONO. For
digital channels, you can select the audio
track (if more than one track is available).

Press to open the channel list.

Press to turn closed captioning on or off.

Press to select the sound mode.

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Main Unit (Front View/Side View/Rear View)

SERVI CE PORT

HDMI 2

R

AUDIO

L

AV2 IN

VIDEO

<

<

DIGITAL OUTPUT

1

jack

2

HDMI1 jack

PC IN VGA/AUDIO jacks

3

4

S-VIDEO/AV1 IN
jack

B R

PC IN

VGA

Connect this jack to a digital sound system to
play your TV’s audio through the sound system.
For more information, see “Connecting a digital
sound system” on page 10.

Connect an HDMI device, such as a cable box or
DVD player, to the jack. An HDMI cable carries
both video and audio, so you do not need to
mak e an audio connection. For more
information, see “Connecting an HDMI device”
on page 9.

Connect a computer to these jacks. For more
information, see “Connecting a computer” on page 10.

Connect an AV or S-Video device to these jacks,
then connect audio cables to the audio jacks.

ANT/ CA BLE IN

<

5

AUDIO OUT jack

6

COMPONENT IN
jacks

7

ANT/CABLE IN
jack

8

AV2 IN jack

<

-

+

9

HDMI2 jack

10

Headphone jack

11

SERVICE PORT

Connect an audio amplifier to these jacks.

Connect a component video device to these jacks.
For more information, see “ Connecting a
component video device” on page 9.

Connect an antenna, cable TV, or a satellite box to
this jack. For more information, see “Connecting an
antenna, cable TV, or satellite TV box” on page 8.

Connect an AV device (video and audio) to these
jacks. Match the color of the connectors to the
color of the jacks (yellow for video, red for audio
right, and white for audio left).

Connect an HDMI device, such as a cable box or
DVD player, to this jack.

Plug headphones into this jack.

For software update only. Do not use.

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SPECIFICATIONS

26” TF T LCD

NTSC-M, ATSC

VHF: 2-13
UHF: 14-69
CATV: 1-125
CADTV: 1-135
DTV: 2-69

5 W x 2

85 W

646 x 462 x 256 mm (Stand included)

8.2 kg (Stand included)

Audi o left an d right ( 1)
Digi tal out put (1)
Head phone j ack (1)

Note:

1. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

2. Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.

3. Specifications and external appearance may be changed for the sake of improvement.

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ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

1. Test equipment

VG848 (YPbPr, VGA signal generator)
VG849 (HDMI signal generator)
CA210 (color analyzer)

2. Alignment procedure

2.1 Connect all the boards according to wiring diagram. Connect the power supply and
presss “standby” to turn on the TV.

2.1.1 For 32” /37” /42”/46” model
a) In turn measure X508 all pins voltage on Power Board, the value is shown below (Table 1):

Table 1 X508 all pin voltage
Pin 1 2 3 4, 5 6, 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Min.(V) 4.85 3.25 0 11.3 0 0 4.85 0 4.85 0 2.85
Typical(V) 5.00 3.30 0 12.0 0 0 5.00 0 5.00 0 3.00
Max.(V) 5.35 3.30 0 12.6 0 0 5.35 0 5.35 0 3.15

b) In turn measure X505 all pins voltage on Power Board, the value is shown below (Table 2):

Table 2 X505 all pin voltage
Pin 1, 2 3, 4, 5
Min.(V) 23.8 0
Typical(V) 24.0 0
Max.(V) 25.2 0

c) In turn measure X503 all pins voltage on Power Board, the value is shown below (Table 3):

Table 3 X503 all pin voltage
Pin 1～5 6～10 11 12

Min.(V) 23.8 0 3.25 4.85

Typical(V) 24.0 0 3.30 5.0

Max.(V) 25.2 0 3.30 5.35

2.1.2 For 26” model
a) In turn measure X505 all pins voltage on Power Board, the value is shown below (Table 4):

Table 4 X505 all pin voltage
Pin 1 2 3 4, 5 6, 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Min. (V) 4.85 3.25 0 11.3 0 0 4.85 0 4.85 0 2.85
Typical(V) 5.00 3.30 0 12.0 0 0 5.00 0 5.00 0 3.00
Max. (V) 5.35 3.30 0 12.6 0 0 5.35 0 5.35 0 3.15

b) In turn measure X503 all pin voltage on the Power Board, the value is shown below (Table 5):

Table 5 X503 all pin voltage
Pin 1, 2 3, 4, 5
Min. (V) 21.6 0
Typical (V) 24.0 0
Max. (V) 26.4 0

c) In turn measure X502 all pin voltage in Main Board, the value is shown below (Table 6):

Table 6 X502 all pin voltage
Pin 1～5 6～10 11 12

Min.(V) 21.6 0 3.25 4.85

Typical(V) 24.0 0 3.40 5.0

Max.(V) 26.4 0 3.60 5.35

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ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

2.2 Alignment flow-chart
The alignment flow-chart is shown below (Fig. 1) :

Check if DDC, FLASH is written?

Make Data Processing Board

Mounting alignment (Check if the voltage is 120V)

White balance alignment

Input test signal, check TV all performance (such as all programs are searched,
analog control, etc.). Check if headphone and speaker output normally.

Input AV/SVIDEO signal, check if the AV jacks perform normally.

Input HD signal, check if YPbPr jacks perform normally.

Input VGA signal, check if the display is normal. Check all

performance (analog control), H-center, V-center, etc.

Input HDMI signal, check if the display is normal. Check all

performance (analog control), H-center, V-center, etc.

Ex-factory preset

Check accessories, packing

Fig.1 Alignment flow-chart

3. Alignment instructions

3.1 The whole unit alignment

3.1.1 According to the wiring diagram, connect Data Process Board, Power Board, Key board, IR
Board. Connect AC 120V power and turn on the TV, check if the display is normal.

3.1.2 The way to use Factory Menu
a) Press INPUT button, then in turn press “2”, “5”, “8”, “0” to enter the Factory Menu.
b) Press CH+ or CH- to select items, then press OK to enter.
c) Press CH+ or CH- to move the highlight up or down.
d) Press VOL- or VOL+ to adjust the selected item.
e) Press MENU to return to the previous menu.
f) Press EXIT to close the Factory Menu.

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g) After closing the Factory menu, you can press SLEEP to enter the Factory Menu directly if power

is still on.

h) In Factory Menu, select “On” for “Aging Mode” to turn on aging mode. Press any button on the unit

to exit.

i) “Power on mode” item of “Otherseting” has three options: “On” means power on directly; “Off”

means the unit will be in “standby” state when connect the power supply, and needed to press
“power” button to turn on; “Memory” means the unit will in the last power-off state after power-on.

3.2 White balance adjustment

3.2.1 Preparations
Before white balance adjustment, let the TV work for more than 30 minutes and be in stable status.
Use Color Analyzer CA210 BBY channel for alignment. Only align NORMAL color temperature. To
ensure both COOL and WARM color temperature to be able to meet the requirements, please make
sure bright step color temperature to be △X≤±5,△Y≤±5, dark step color temperature to be

△X≤±5,△Y≤±5. Below table shows the color temperature for all models:

Model Cool Normal Warm

26”/32”/37”/42”/46” 12000K (272,278) 9300K (285,293) 6500K (313,329)

ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

Table 7 Color temperature for all models

Below white balance adjustment takes 42” model as an example. For other models, use the above
data as a reference for alignment.

3.2.2 White balance data alignment at four modes

a) Alignment at ATV mode (AV and S-VIDEO is the same)

In TV mode, set Air/Cable to Air. Input test signal with 11 gray steps. From Factory menu select “Color
Temp” item and set “Color Mode” to “NORMAL”, fix GAIN GREEN, adjust GAIN RED and GAIN BLUE
to make 9th step color coordinate to be (285, 293). Fix OFFSET GREEN, adjust OFFSET RED and
OFFSET BLUE to make the third step color coordinate to be (285,293). In this way repeatedly adjust
GAIN RED, GAIN BLUE and OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE until two level gray step’s color
coordinate be (285,293). Then select “MENU” to return to previous menu or select “SAVE TO
EEPROM” to save the white balance.

Check if COOL and WARM color temperature meet the requirement. If not, then adjust GAIN RED,
GAIN BLUE, OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE to make them meet requirements, and then save.

b) Alignment at DTV mode (HDMI is the same)

In TV mode, set Air/Cable to Air. Input test signal with 11 gray steps. From Factory menu select “Color
Temp” item and set “Color Mode” to “NORMAL”, fix GAIN GREEN, adjust GAIN RED and GAIN BLUE
to make 9th step color coordinate to be (285, 293). Fix OFFSET GREEN, adjust OFFSET RED and
OFFSET BLUE to make the third step color coordinate to be (285,293). In this way repeatedly adjust
GAIN RED, GAIN BLUE and OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE until two level gray step’s color
coordinate be (285,293). Then select “MENU” to return to previous menu or select “SAVE TO
EEPROM” to save the white balance.

Check if COOL and WARM color temperature meet the requirement. If not, then adjust GAIN RED,
GAIN BLUE, OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE to make them meet requirements, and then save.

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c) Alignment at YPbPr mode

First perform ADC calibration: input 75% color bar plus gray step signal in 480i/60Hz format, (VG848
Timing is 968, PAT is 918), enter Factory Menu select ADC Setting, do ADC AUTO adjustment once.

White balance adjustment: From VG848 equipment input 8 gray steps signal in 1920 x 1080i /60Hz
format. Enter Factory Menu select “Color Temp”, first set “Color Mode” to NORMAL, fix GAIN GREEN,
adjust GAIN RED and GAIN BLUE to make the 7th color coordinate be (285, 293). Fix OFFSET
GREEN, adjust OFFSET RED and OFFSET BLUE to make the second step color coordinate be (285,

293). In this way repeatedly adjust GAIN RED, GAIN BLUE and OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE until
two level gray step color coordinate be (285, 293). Then select “MENU” to return to previous menu or
select “SAVE TO EEPROM” to save the white balance.

Check if COOL and WARM color temperature meet the requirement. If not, then adjust GAIN RED,
GAIN BLUE, OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE to make them meet requirements, and then save.

d) Alignment at VGA mode

First do ADC calibration: input VESA crosshatch signal in 800 x 600 / 60Hz format (VG848 Timing is
854, PAT is 914), check if the picture is displayed wholly. If not, perform AUTO adjustment by making
use of VGA Setting sub-menu from SETUP menu (User menu) so that the picture is displayed wholly.
Then enter Factory Menu select ADC Setting, do ADC AUTO adjustment once to calibrate ADC.

White balance adjustment: From VG848 equipment input 8 gray steps signal in 800 x 600 /60Hz
format. Enter Factory Menu select “Color Temp”, first set “Color Mode” to NORMAL, fix GAIN GREEN,
adjust GAIN RED and GAIN BLUE to make the 7th color coordinate be (285, 293). Fix OFFSET
GREEN, adjust OFFSET RED and OFFSET BLUE to make the second step color coordinate be (285,

293). In this way repeatedly adjust GAIN RED, GAIN BLUE and OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE until
two level gray step color coordinate be (285, 293). Then select “MENU” to return to previous menu or
select “SAVE TO EEPROM” to save the white balance.

Check if COOL and WARM color temperature meet the requirement. If not, then adjust GAIN RED,
GAIN BLUE, OFFSET RED, OFFSET BLUE to make them meet requirements, and then save.

4. Performance check

4.1 TV performance
Input RF signal, first enter into CHANNEL menu, then perform Auto Scan to check if all programs can
be found, the speaker output normally, picture is displayed normally. Pay special attention that both
NTSC and ATSC signals are found.

4.2 Checking AV/S-Video jacks
Respectively input signal from AV/S-VIDEO jacks, check if the picture and sound are normal.

4.3 Checking YPbPr/YCbCr jacks
Input YUV signal (from VG848 signal generator), respectively input all formats of YUV signal which is
shown at below (Table 8) to check if the display and sound are normal.

ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

Table 8 YUV signal formats

# Resolution

1 720×480i@59.94/60 Hz 15.734 59.94/60 13.5 480i(59.94/60p)

2 720×480p@59.94/60 Hz 31.469 59.94/60 27.00 480p(59.94/60p)

3 1280×720p@59.94/60 Hz 44.96 59.94 74.18 720p(59.94/60p)

H-freq.

(kHz)

V-freq.

(Hz)

8

Dot-Clk Freq.

(MHz)

Remarks

ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

4 1920×1080i@59.94/60 Hz 33.75 59.94 74.25 1080i(59.94/60i)

5 1920×1080p@23.98/24 Hz 27.00 23.98/24 74.25 1080p(23.98/24p)

6 1920×1080p@59.94/60 Hz 67.50 60.00 148.50 1080p(59.94/60p)

4.4 Checking VGA jack
Input VGA signal (VG848 signal generator)，respectively input all formats of VGA signal which is
shown below (Table 9). Check if the display and sound are normal. If the picture has deflection in size
and position, then enter into user menu of Setup, from VGA Setting sub-menu perform AUTO
adjustment to correct the picture automatically.

Table 9 VGA signal formats

# Resolution H-fre. (kHz) V-fre. (Hz)

720×400@70 Hz 31.47 70.08 28.32 DOS

1

640×480@60 Hz 31.50 60.00 25.18 VESA

2

800×600@60 Hz 37.90 60.00 40.00 VESA

3

1024×768@60 Hz 48.40 60.00 65.00 VESA

4

1280×1024@60 Hz 63.98 60.02 108.00 Only for 37”/42”/46” model

5

1360×768@60 Hz 47.71 60.01 85.50 Only for 26” and 32” model

6

1920×1080@60 Hz 67.16 59.96 173.00 Only for 37”/42”/46” model

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Dot-CLK
freq. (MHz)

Remarks

4.5 Checking HDMI jack
Input HDMI signal (VG849 signal generator), respectively input all formats of signal shown at Table 8.
Check if the display and sound are normal.

5 User menu preset
Enter into Factory menu, select and do Other Setting→SHIPMENT item, then the TV will automaticlly
preset the user menu to default. After alignment this User Menu Preset procedure must be done.
SHIPMENT will do the following :

1) Clear all program information

2) Clear V-CHIP information

3) Analog value default setting for all sources

4) Power on mode set to Off

5) Active Setup Wizard menu
Note: after the Preset procedure is complete, it must exit the menu, power off at Standby state and
then disconnect the power supply.

6. Software writing instructions are shown at below (Table 10)

Table 10 Software writing instructions

# Part No. Model

NS04 5272532005 MX25L3205DM2C-12G

NS03 5272404002 AT24C04IV-10SU-2.7

Software
function

Main
software

HDCP
KEY

Method Remarks

Write with instrument like
ALL11. Write-protection is
needed.(See below note)
Write with instrument like
ALL11

For all models

For all models

NB01 5272402002 AT24C02BN10SU-1.8 VGA EDID

NA05 5272402002 AT24C02BN10SU-1.8

HDMI1
EDID

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Write with instrument like
ALL11

Write with instrument like
ALL11

For all models

Only for
32”/37”/42”/46”
models

ALIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

Only for
32”/37”/42”/46”
models

Only for 26”
model

NA04 5272402002 AT24C02BN10SU-1.8

NA07 5272402002 AT24C02BN10SU-1.8

NA04 5272402002 AT24C02BN10SU-1.8

NA07 5272402002 AT24C02BN10SU-1.8

HDMI2
EDID

HDMI3
EDID
HDMI1
EDID
HDMI2
EDID

Write with instrument like
ALL11

Write with instrument like
ALL11
Write with instrument like
ALL11
Write with instrument like
ALL11

Note：
To set write protection, the method is : enter into ALL-100 writing program AUTO interface, select
Config item (it must be selected when writing). In AUTO interface, click Config Setting, set Protect to
All Protect, SRWD to Enable. Pay attention that every time when ALL-100 writing program is
reopened, write-protection must be set again.

7. EEPROM initialization (not be used unless needed)
The method is: press IR POWER/KEYPAD POWER to turn on the TV, before showing LOGO press
INPUT SOURCE incessantly until the indicator lights red, then in turn press MENU, VOL+, CH+ (the
interval between two press is below 2 seconds), the indicator light will turn blue, after a while the unit
will be in STANDBY, that means RESET EEPROM succeeds. If error key order or key number or the
interval is over 2 seconds, the unit will keep on the previous setting and perform the order, then
EEPROM will not be cleared

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This series’ TV chassis provides two software upgrade ports, one is SERVICE PORT, the other is
RS232 jack. To use SERVICE PORT, only a USB device is required and the speed is faster, so it is
recommended to use the SERVICE PORT. To use RS232 jack, the speed is slower, and more devices
are required such as a PC, a set of fixture for upgrade and upgrade software. It is recommended that
only SERVICE PORT fails in upgrade, then use RS232 jack.

Software Update Instructions

A. Making use of SERVICE PORT for upgrade

Copy file with extension name of BIN (*.BIN) for upgrade to the USB device, save it at root catalog. To
upgrade different TV model, the adopted files are different. It is required to correctly name the *.BIN
files, and below table lists the TV models and file names for your reference.

Model Panel type Part No. Software name
DX-19L150A11 CPT 9219KS7001 LC19KS70CPT.BIN
DX-22L150A11 CPT 9222KS7001 LC22KS70CPT.BIN
DX-24L150A11 CMO 9224KS7001 LC24KS70CMO.BIN
DX-26L150A11 AUO 9226KS7001 LC26KS70AUO.BIN
DX-32L150A11 AUO 9232KS7001 LC32KS70AUO.BIN
DX-37L150A11 AUO 9237KS7001 LC37KS70AUO.BIN
DX-40L130A11 SHARP 9240KS7001 LC40KS70SHARP.BIN
DX-46L150A11 AUO 9246KS7001 LC46KS70AUO.BIN

Method 1:

1. Disconnect the AC power, insert USB device into the SERVICE PORT.

2. Reconnect the power, the TV will automatically upgrade the software. It will take some minutes.
During the process, the power indicator will flicker in red and blue. After completion, the TV will auto
power on and the power indicator lights blue. If the process takes more than 5 minutes, that means the
upgrade fails. Please check the BIN format file and USB device again.
3．When upgrade completed, remove the USB device, disconnect the AC power and then reconnect
the power. The SERVICE PORT upgrade is finished completely.

Method 2:

1. Connect the power. Insert the USB device into the SERVICE PORT.

2. Enter into Factory menu, access SW Upgrade option. The TV will automatically scan the USB
device and files in BIN format. If USB device is normal and BIN file is correct, the TV will upgrade by
itself. If fails, then check BIN file and USB device again.

3. When upgrade completed, remove the USB device, disconnect the AC power and then reconnect
the power. The SERVICE PORT upgrade is finished completely.

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Software Update Instructions

B. Making use of RS232 for upgrade

Tips: A PC and the upgrade fixture designed for this KS# chassis are required. Use Mstar on-line
writing tool – Mstar ISP Utility, the needed time is longer.

1. Power on the TV, connect the upgrade fixture correctly, open the upgrade software, click “Connect”
icon. If the connection fails, the following screen will appear.

2. Click “Config” icon (see below figure). Adjust “ I2C Speed Setting” option, lower the setting of
“Speed”. Then click “Connect” icon again.

Wait until right connection information appears which is shown below.

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3. Click “OK” , then click “Device” (see below figure).

Software Update Instructions

Mark “WP Pin pull to high during ISP” option.
Mark “New Setting Below” option.
Mark Bit7，Bit5，Bit4，Bit3，Bit2 from “Status Register” option. That is, the value of “Register Setting
Value” should be “BC”.

4. Click “Read” icon, download upgrade software which is shown below.

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5. Click “Auto” .

Software Update Instructions

Mark “Erase Device” option, select “File Area”.
Mark “Blank”, “Program”, “Verify”, “Exit ISP” options.
Click “Run” button, on the right will appear information of upgrade hints. When “Pass” appears, that
means the upgrade is successful.

6. After completion, disconnect the power then reconnect it. The upgrade is finished now.

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The analog and digital RF signal received by antenna will be sent to integrative tuner

TUNER2(DA58GT-13-E, contains HF and IF amplifier circuits), which selects appropriate channel and

sends the selected IF signal to the next level by the control of SDA, SCL.

The analog RF signal sent to tuner, via high amplify and mixed frequency to get IF signal VIF,

then it will be divided into two ways, one way will be sent to acoustic surface-wave ZF3 to IF filter and

get better IF characteristics, then it will be sent to NF1(M61111FP) through pin20, 21 to do

intermediate amplification, phase-locked loop VCO and synchronous wave detection and output

VIDEO-TV(ATV) from pin1; another way will be sent to acoustic surface-wave ZF4 to IF filter and gent

better IF characteristics, then it will be sent to NF1(M61111FP) to do intermediate amplification

and wave detection and output SIF from pin10.

The digital RF via high amplify and mixed frequency in the tuner, output deferential digital IF

signal from pin10、11, the signal will be sent to the main IC NS01(MSD319EL) to do intermediate

amplification and demodulation, then demodulate the transform stream TS which contains video/audio

Working Principle Analysis of The Unit

and other information.

ATV, SIF, TS, audio/video signal of AV, S-VIDEO, VGA and HDMI. Component video signal

selected by switch NB09(PI5V330W) from Component 1 and Component 2, Then one of video signal

selected by switch NB10(PI5V330W) from Component and VGA . AV, S-VIDEO ,Component audio

signal selected by switch NB11 (HEF4052BT), HDMI audio/video signal selected by internal switch

from HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3; all of the signals will be sent to the main IC NS01(MSD319EL) switch

select, video decode and process.

In MSD319EL, TS of DTV via TS demultiplex, distinguish the different programs and pick-up the

corresponding audio/video stream and data stream, after MPEG-2 uncompress, video coder and

audio D/A transform, recover the analog video signal YCbCr and audio signal L/R.

ATV output from M61111FP will be sent to MSD319EL video switch, A/D convert and digital

decode. The video selected by switch embed in MSD319EL will be sent out in two ways: one is sent to

decode and process; the other is Video OUT.

All of the video data (include DTV video) via switch select, video decode and process will be

sent to MSD319EL to do D/A transition, image scale, OSD superposition, then LVDS conversion to

signal acceptable for LCD panel, namely four pairs of low differential signal and one pair of clock

signal, then it will be sent to LCD panel for picture display.

All of the audio signals will be sent to MSD319EL to do audio switch selection and sound effect

processing, then output L/R to sound amplifier NV03 (R2S15112FP) amplifying to speaker. The audio

L/R also sends to Audio OUT.

The unit is control by the MCU built in MSD319EL, it connects TUNER and E2PROM through

IIC bus line and controls the whole unit working.

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Block Diagram

12V、5V、3.3V、1.8V、1.2V、STB5.0V

VGA AUDIO

OTHER AUDIO

INPUTS

TNUER
FA2316

AV 1

AV 2

YPbPr 1

VGA

POWER

IF

YPbPr

RGB

AUDIO SWITCH

HEF4052BT

ANOLOG DEMO

M61111FP

VIDEO SWITCH

PI5V330W

DIF
IIC

DDR SDRAM

K4T51163QG-HCF7

AUDIO

CVBS

SIF

Video

Y-C

MX25L3205DM2C-12G

MSD319EL

SPI FLASH

LVDS

IIC

HP AMP
BH3547F

Panel

HDCP KEY
AT24C04IV

AMP

R2S15112PF

HP

SPEAKER

SVIDEO 1

HDMI 1

HDMI 2

HP AMP
BH3547F

SERVICE PORT

RS232

Audio out

Video out

SPDIF

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1. no picture and no sound

Connect the power and
check if the red
indicator lights at
STANDBY?

Y

N

Check if 5V of X603
3# on the main board
inputs normally?

N

N

Check STANDBY
circuit on the power
board

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDES

Press POWER button
on the unit or remote
control, does the
indicator turn blue?

N

Check if the voltage of
X601 pin1 on the main
board is high?

Check the power board

N

Y

Check if the voltage of

Y Y N

X601 pin13 on the
main board is high?

N

Check NS01 and its

Y

peripheric circuit

Is 24V on the power
board normal?

Y

Check the backlight
board

Check the power board

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2. no picture

Replace the main
board

N

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDES

Replace the main
board

Initialize EEPROM in

N

factory menu, then power
off, check if picture is
normal after restart?

N

N

Y

No picture

Y

Can the unit be operated
by remote control or
keys on the set?

Y

Is there any backlight?

Y

N

Display OSD normally
when press MENU
button?

Y

Y

No picture from all
sources?

N

Replace the main

Y

board

Is there 24V on the

Y

power board?

Y

IF X601 pin4/pin5 on
main board is
high-level

Y

Check the panel
backlight

N

Check the power board

N

Check the main board

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDES

Adjust the main board
again

N

Which channel is no
picture?

TV

Measure NF1 pin1, is
there 1-1.5 VPP signal
or noise wave?

N

Check if the output
from TUN2 pin12 is
normally?

Y

Check NF1 and its
peripheric circuit

OTHER

Y

N

Replace the main
board

Replace the main
board

Check TUN2 and its
peripheric circuit

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3. no sound (take TV as an example)

p

/

p

No sound

Y

Check if the voltage of
X602 pin4/pin5 is
normal?

Check the power board

N

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDES

Check if there is wave

Y

inputted to NV03

in12

in25?

N

Check if there is wave
outputted from NV01
pin1/ pin7?

N

Check if wave output
from NS01pin63/pin64
is normal?

N

Is there 4.5M wave
inputted from NS01
pin51/pin52?

Y

Y

Y

Y

Check NV03 and its
peripheric circuit

Check NV01 and its
peripheric circuit

Check NS01 and its
peripheric circuit

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDES

Is there IF 45.75M
outputtd from
TUNER2 pin12?

Check TUNER2 and
its peripheric circuit

N

Y

Check NF1 and its
peripheric circuit

N

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Wiring Diagram

14pin

PANEL

12pin

13pin

5pin

30pin

30pin XS02

13pin X601

40pin XS01

5pin X602

MAIN BOARD

2pin X124

635KS00100

KEY BOARD

6KU00320B0

POWER & BACKLIGHT

4pin X122

4pin XV02

6KS0090110

IR BOARD

635KS00101

POWER & BACKLIGHT
page1 of 5

IR&KEY&TUNER
page2 of 5

5V_HDMI-1_IN

INTERFACE CIRCUIT
page 3 of 5

1K

RA04

RA02

1K

VA02

HOTPLUG_HDMI-1_OUT

0

RA25

1K

RA26

HOTPLUG_HDMI-3_OUT

BC847AW

HDMI_1

NC

BC847AW

VA05

10K

RA31

1K

NC

18

16

14

12

10

8

6

4

HDMI

R859

HDMI_2

AV1 INYPBPR

XB21

AV13-06-535

VGA AUDIO

JY-3541L-01-030

5V_HDMI-1_IN

19

177

15

13

11

9

5

3

2

1

XA02

5V_HDMI-3_IN

1K

RA32

VA04
BC847AW

19

18

177

16

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

6

5

4

3

2

1

XA04
HDMI

Y1

W1

R1

G2

B2

R2

NB03

PESD5V0L4UG

G

R

L

XB02

5V_HDMI-1_IN

5

PESD5V0L4UG

5V_HDMI-3_IN

5

2

3

4

1

330p

330p

DA01

MMBD1204

4

3

2

NA02

+5V

DA03

4

3

2

NA06

PESD5V0L4UG

5

RB03

10K

CB03

RB04

10K

CB04

+5V

1

NA10

NA11

5V_HDMI-3_IN

MMBD1204

1

YIN

PBIN

PRIN

100n

CB06

12K

12K

RB10

RB11

RA05

NA12

RA33

10K

NC

10K

NA13

5

560p

560p

10K

RA34

CB82

100n

CB10

CB11

CA02

NA14

10K

4

RA07

100n

NC

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

NA15

NA16

NC

CA04

100n

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

5.1

NB22

PESD5V0L4UG

1

3

2

10K

RA50

5

6

7

8

10K

RA51

RA10

RA11

RA12

RA13

RA14

RA15
RA16

RA17

NA17

HDMI_CEC_0

10K

RA54

10K

RA55

RA35

RA36
RA37

RA38
RA39

RA40

RA41

RA42

AV2 IN

VGA_LIN

SDA

SCL

WP

Vcc

SDA

5

SCL

6

WP

7

Vcc

8

SGMI2012-2R2KT

CB81

220p

CB78

330p

CB79

330p

Y

W

R

AV3-14WKD

VGA_RIN

NA04

24C02N-10SI27

NA07

24C02N-10SI27

LB11

2.2uH

CB85

220p

10K

RB84

12K

RB87

560p

10K

RB86

12K

560p

RB88

@pinCo

@pinCo

@pinCo

XB03

GND

A2

A1

AO

RA27

GND

0

A2

A1

AO

CB83

CB84

4

3

2

1

VA03

4

3

2

1

75

RB90

+5V

D
2N7000

RA28

5

CB72

100n

SDA_HDMI-1
SCL_HDMI-1

HDMI_CEC_0

HDMI-1_RXC­HDMI-1_RXC+

HDMI-1_RX0­HDMI-1_RX0+

HDMI-1_RX1­HDMI-1_RX1+

HDMI-1_RX2­HDMI-1_RX2+

STB_3.3V

27K

G

S

0

SDA_HDMI-3
SCL_HDMI-3

HDMI_CEC_0

HDMI-3_RXC­HDMI-3_RXC+

HDMI-3_RX0­HDMI-3_RX0+

HDMI-3_RX1­HDMI-3_RX1+

HDMI-3_RX2­HDMI-3_RX2+

4

3

2

NB20

PESD5V0L4UG

RA29

RA30

100

AV1_VIN

AV1_LIN

AV1_RIN

1

CB70

330p

CB71

330p

NC

HDMI_CEC

10K

RB80

10K

RB81

CB73

220p

RB82

12K

12K

RB83

SGMI2012-2R2KT

LB10

2.2uH

CB77

220p

CB74

560p

560p

CB75

S_VIDEO

3.3V_Normal

10K

RB113

75

RB85

DIN-017
XB23

S

C

Y

G

G

G

3.3V_Normal

10K

RB112

RB114

1K

VB16
BC847AW

0

RB115

XB01

VGA

HC1038-15F-3.08

NC

5

10

15

89

234

12 13 14

1

67

11

W1 R1 W2 R2

L1

R1

AUDIO OUT

L2

R2

YPbPr_SOUND

XB04

RCA-410A-10

AV2_VIN

AV2_LIN

UBA-100/W

AV2_RIN

USBUPDATE

6

5

1

2

100n

SV_DET

PESD5V0L4UG

1

6

NB05

1

2

3

4

NB04

PESD5V0L5UY

100n

34

CB01

2

5

ZB01500MHz

ZB02500MHz

500MHz

ZB03

1

3

4

2

6

10p

CB05

RB09

75

5

CB08

10p

CB76

4

2

PESD5V0L4UG

100n

5

XA01

34

2

1

1n

C693

10u

C667

GG

R736

100K

FU1

SMD1206P075TF

750mA

C666

100n

NA53

R634

5.1

R633

5.1

NA54

4

NA08

3

CA05

5

22K

RB17

CB12

RB1375

75

10p

AOUTL1

CB86
10uF

16V

10uF

16V

CB87

1

3

NB21

330p

330p

L629

STPB3216-310PT

TSM2301CX

D

V606

NC

HOST_1DP

HOST_1DM

100n

22K

RB16

G

CA06

CB13

RB21

AOUTR1

CB51

CB52

S

RA44

100

100

RA45

NC

SGMI2012-2R2KT

CA07

220p

SGMI2012-2R2KT

2.2uH
LA01

220p

RB22

100

100

RB23

CB14

1u

CB15

1u

CB16

1u

1

4

3

2

NB12

100n

5VUSB

NC

R643

R737

C694

100n

R738

BC847AW

CB53

0

10K

1K

V607

LA02

2.2uH

220p

CB90

1u

RB68

RB69

5

CA08

22K

10K

10K

+5V

RB92

22K

R739

CA09

75

RB95

0

1K

4

220p

RA43

VS_RGB

HS_RGB

DDC_SCL

DDC_SDA

VGA_B

VGA_G

VGA_R

CB89

1u

RB77

R644

V608

BC847AW

NC

12K

10K

R740

75

3

RA46

12K

2

5

IN2

GND

4

CB63

RB78

1

SVEDIO-Y

SVEDIO-C

+5V

DB01

MMBD1204

CB96
16V

47uF

6

BIAS

OUT2

IN1

MUTE

3

MUTE_EOP

560p

560p

R741

1K

X605

7

2

CB64

USB_ON

8

VCC

OUT1

1

5V_STB

1

2

3

4

BH3547F

STPB3216-310PT

47p

C801

NB01

24C02N-10SI27

AO

A1

A2

GND

LB15

STPB3216-310PT

16V

100n

CB100

CB99

10uF

NB24

HD1_LIN

HD1_RIN

5V_EOP

DRAWN BY

APPROVED BY

L801

100n

C803

C804

0

R801

0

R802

47p

C802

CB02

100n

8

Vcc

7

WP

6

SCL

5

SDA

NC

I2C_UPDATE

DDC_SCL

DDC_SDA

HKTX179DA

SPDIF

NB02

N801

MAX3232CSE

47u

RB01

0

16

16V

Vcc

15

GND

14

T1OUT

13

R1IN

12

R1OUT

11

T1IN

10

T2IN

9

R2OUT

100

100

NC

10K

10K

10K

Vcc

IN

GND

RB07

RB02

FOR SOFTWARE UPDATE,WHEN ISP IS HIGHT

R821

0

V822

BC847AW

YES

0

R820

V821

BC847AW

V820

BC847AW

2

1

3

RB12

RB14

100

100

RB15

RB108

RB109

R822

R823

2.7K

R824

510

R825

2.7K

R826

510

R827

YES

NC

T2OUT

22

22

C1+

C1-

C2+

C2-

R2IN

YES

10K

RB05

TITLE: DWG NO.

Interface
Circuit

1

2

V+

3

4

5

6

V-

7

8

DDC_SCL

DDC_SDA

RXD_UPDATE

5V_STB

TXD_UPDATE

CB07

100n

RB08

100

10K

RB06

REV.

Sheet to

XIAMEN OVERSEAS CHINESE
ELECTRONIC CO., LTD.

C805
100n

100n

C806

C807
100n

100n
C808

TXD_UPDATE

RXD_UPDATE

5V_STB

1K

J820

LL4148

R828

D820

PORT_UPDATE

LB01

STPB3216-310PT

47u

16V

CB09

+5V

SPDIF_O

9226KS7001DL

A1.0

1

5

XOCECO

POWER
page 4 of 5

MSD319
page 5 of 5

B-ON

PWM

GND

12V

12V

32V

GND

GND

5V-1

GND

5VSTB

GND

P-ON

24V

24V

GND

GND

GND

R

GND

GND

L

KEY

GND

X124

LED

GND

5V

IR

1

X601

X122

1

VA02

RB08

3.3V

GND

4

R622

DV03

110

INT

1

X604

C660

13

1

R62A

RA17

LV03

LV02

DV04

RV07

R851

C661

C602

L601

8

5

C610

L603

L608

C606

L609

C635

C633

R616
C637

C640

V602

R621

RS02

RS11

CV16

2536

RV06

24

13

CB06

RV13

CS65

RB10
CB10

CB03

RB03

1

3

NB03

L801

R828

CV07

V821
R820
J820

5

4

CV15

V820

CS64
CB11
RB11
CB04

XB02

VV03

RV09

R825

R823

R827

R830

RV05

R829

R822

V822

R824

RB04

RV10

RV08

R821

R646
DV01

CV25

CV24

12

R604

R603

C605

C609

RA10

5

NA02

NA11

NA12

RA11

4

31

19

L602

C632

L610

CV30

CV20

CV18

RA13

RA12

NA14 NA15

NA13

C671

XA02

R618
V603
R620

37

48

1

CV05
R717
VV02

DV02

RA14

RA15

NA16 NA17

N602

C670

RV11
RV02
R718

4

RA16

R632

C615
R719
L614
C613

R614

13

R680

L607

R635

5

X602

1

CV31

4

XV02

CV28

1

4

CV29

1

RA02

CV04

RA04

NA10

CB09

NB02

C663

CV08

VV01

RV04

CV26

1

C601

C634

C648

RV01

NV03

R826

DA01

RA44

RB17
RB22
RB23
RB21

C620

C626

RA07

RA05

CV13

RA45

D820

3

1

4

C641

4

5

CV11

CV06

1

4

C621

2

N603

C644

C650
C647

N607

D602

NA04

RA50

CV10

CV14

RV12

C801
C802

1

3

46

XB01

8

5

RA51

1

X605

1

4

N601

R626

1

8

CA02

L604

R690
C652

R625
R623R624

DB01

R608

C607

C653

NS03

4

C804

58

R607

RS53

L620

C651
C646

5

RS52

8

5

10

C625
C619
C622

D601

C624

C806

1

1

8

CS75

CB01

NB04

16

3

L622
C682

C803

1

C805

C616

R609
R602

R856

R601

L605

N605

RS54

R855

C807

C614

L613

RS58

RB01

RS57

R801

N604

RS16

CB12

R610
R611

C628

4

C617

NB01
RB02

N801

RB16

C627

DS01

RS13

VS01

CS36

R802

CB14

4

5

C611

CB15

1115

CB02

3

1

R696

V605

C623

LS09

CS99

RB12

RB15

RB13

1

C636

2

RS18

9

8

6

R695

RS19

RB07

RB14

CB08

L606

CS42

CB05

3

ZB01

RB09

C612

C618

ZB02

NB05

CB16

CA05

V601
R612
RS10

ZB03

CB13

R728

RB108

RB109
R727
C808

3

4

NA08

L612
L611

R615

RB112

VB16

1

6

ICTLQCAOI

R699

RB113

RB114

LB03

RB47

C654

C638

C672

CB40

8

RB49

CS08

D603

V604

CB39

9

1

4

R698
R648

VS02

RB46

DDC

C655

N609

RB53

RB48

R619

N608

RB211

NB10

RB210

R629

R627
R628

R649
RS33

RS35

RS34

RB50

5

C642

CS16

569KS06690 V2

TC BC

8

C643

C649

C645

R834

CS80

CS81

NS05

CS82

CS84

CS83

CS85

CS86

CS87

RS70

RS85

RS72

RS83

CS26

C658

C657

C659

C656

R630

R631

GS01

RS130

CS62

CS63

RS37

CS51

RS20

1

RB55

16

RA46

RA43
CA08

CA09
CA07

LA01

CA06

RB43

CB213

RB212

XB23

20090916

R735

LED1

RS123

RS122

R835

R837

RS121

RS73

CS90

RS71

CS89

RS79

1
2
3

7

RS115

8
9

RS114

ABCDEFGHJK M PLNR

RS113

RS112

CS88

C689

C690

RS86

RS87

185

RS111

RS110

193

195

205

215

RS84

225

235

245

255

256

1

5

CS46

CS47

CS49

CS50

RS22

RS25RS26

CS45

CS48

CS44

RS21

RS23

RS24

CB41

CB19

RB25

CB23

RB90

CB85

CB25

CB81

CB29

CB26

NB22

LB11

NB06

RB29

CB17

RB24

CB18

LA02

5

1

G2 B2

Y1

VJ02

RS14

R741

RJ10

RJ14

RS12

RJ08

RS81

RS88

RS82

RS89

K1

CV12

CV09

CS110

R647

14

NS04

1

510

12

CF32

RB74

LF7

RB73

CB55

CB54

CB90

CB89

RB95

RF42
RF41

XB04

RF39

RF38

TOP

VB12

RB101

CV03

8

5

NF1

CF20

LF4

R715

R716

TUNER2

RB100

CV02

CS76

5

CV01

CF2

RS04

V608

RJ15
VJ03

RJ16

VJ01

RJ09

L621

RV03

CB98

RB98

14

NV01

8

CV17

NA07

1

4

CA04

RA33

RA42
RA40
RA38
RA36

R859

RA31

RA25

RA26

CF13

24

LF2

20

13

CF25

CF3
RF24

CF12

RF28

CF18

RF30

DB10

RA41
RA39
RA37

RA35

GF1

VA05

RF22

RA32

VA04

VF4

8

5

1

CF17

CF24
RF26

R739

VF3
RF23

RA54

RA55

ZF4

RV16
RV19
RV20
RV17

R868

CV19

ZF3

RF29
RF27

VF1

RF2

RF5

V607

NA53

LV01

1

RF10

RF3

RF7

RF4

R740

R633

RA34

CF16

RF20

RF21

RF8

FU1

1

3

CF26
CF27

R738

R643
R644

5

1

CB72

RB82

CB74

CB57

CB73

RB85

CB77

LF1

RF16

RF1

CF28

RF9

ZF2

NA54

4

ZF1

CF4

RF14

R737

5

CB47

CB70

C694

CV21

NB20

RB80

CF6

RF17

V606

L629

R634

XA01

4

3

NA06

RB83

CF8

CF10
CF5

DA03

5

LB10

CB42

CF9

4

VF2

C667

NV02

110

RB81

19

CB75

CF11

XV03

CV27

3

1

CB71

RF12

CF15

LF3

CF1

RF13

CF23

RF19

R736

C693

C666

XA04

XB03

R

YW

R711

R710

C680

6

4

N612

R713

3

1

C679

R712

RS59

RS62

CS30

CS68

CS71
RS42

RS31

CS70
RS39CS01
CS69

CS43

RB61

RB60

RB66

RB57

CB48

CS61

CS60

CS59

8
CB45

CB58

9

LB05

CB96

CB100
RB78

CB64

4

1

NB12

5

5

CB76

NB21

W2

W1 R1

30

RB58

3

1

30P

RB65

NB11

RB64

CB99

RB92

XS01

RB62

39

40

LS08

RS68RS69

R840

CS79

C691

C683

RF43

CF36

RF44

CF35

1

16

NB24

4

5

1

8

CB86

CB87

R2

XS02

20101

VCC

1

5

15 25 35

RS65

RB71

RS66

CS27

GJ01

135

VB01

RS67

64

RB77
CB63

RS61

VCC

NS01

128

CS54

CB56
RB68
CB51

CB53

125

115

105

85

75

CS11

95

65

CS55

RS60

CS32

3

4

CS56

RS27

CB46
RB69
CB52

CS24
R726
C681
C692
CS66
RS41
RS40

CS67

CS58

XB21

RS28

LB15

2

VS10

10 20 30

RS91

RS90

RS78

R732

CS12

R733

CS40

C687

C688

C686

CS22

165

155

175

25

354555

15

RS29

CB83

CB44

RB87

CB60

CB82

RB72

RB86

RB84

RB88

CB79

CB78

CB84

VB02

4

31

3

4

5

R2

W1

R1

CF22

CF19

RF25

CF21

BOTTOM

CF14

R867

CF30

CF33

C677

C676

R724

C674

CF7

R723

C675

CF34

CF31

RF11

RF18

1

C604

NS02

4

RS38

RS99

58

RS47

RS48

CS73

1

13 1

C639

RV21

RV22

R720

15

1

14

1

4

1

R697

R123
R124

C665

R104

V101
R101

R691
R694
C662

C116

R105

N610

VA03

RA28

R102

RA30
RA29

RA27

LS02

R617

LS05

39

40

30

RF15

RF6

LS03

CS03

LS07

L625

L627

CS23

L626

CS07

R645

CS38

CS74

CS09

RS46

20

R725

CS13

RS45

LS50

RS43

L624

C685

CS72

CS34

RS44

CS19

CJ30

CS04

R734

10

CS33

C684

CS57

CS31

RJ19

RJ12

CJ28

5

1

2

L623
LS06

RS30

LS04

CS28

CS15

CS21

RS32

CS39

CS29

CS02
CS20

RS64
C809
CS37
CS25

R841

L628

CS06

CS78

CS77

RS63

R729

15

25

35

R613

R842

1

CB07

RB06

RB05

LB01

1

6

11

5

10

15

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