ELENBERG 29F10 Service manual & schematics

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Elenberg 29F10
User Manual Specifications
TV Tuning Application ( CTVAPP )
CTV5 Stereo ST92195C7B1/MNU / MOK / MNS
for
Prepared By
TV/MCU Segment
Shenzhen application Lab
STMicroelectronics
Shenzhen, CHINA
Date: 12 August, 2005
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
S/N TOPIC Page #
1 INTRODUCTION 4
1.1Definitions , Acronyms and abbreviations 4
1.2References 4 2 SPECIFICATION SUMMARY 5
2.1Hardware 5
2.2Tuning 5
2.3Control 5
2.4OSD(On Screen Display) 5
2.5Sound 6
2.6Peri-TV 6
2.7Memory 7
2.8Power ON 7
2.9Standby 7
2.10Adjustments 7 3 BASIC HARDWARE DESCRIPTION 9
3.1 BASIC HARDWARE SPECIFICATION
3.2 MICROCONTROLLER ST92195
3.4 MULTI STANDARD TV PROCESSOR STV223X/4X 9
3.5 MULTI STANDARD SOUND DEMODULATOR STV8203A 9
3.6 SOUND PROCESSOR TDA7449/TDA7439
3.7 E_W CORRECTION PROCESSOR STV9306
3.8 REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER M3004LAB1 10
4 ST92195 PIN DESCRIPTION 11
4.1 RESET 13
4.2 R, G, B BLANK 13
4.3 XTAL 13
4.4. BAND SWITCHING OUTPUT 13
4.5 AV STATUS 13
4.6 KEYBOARD INPUT 13
4.7 POWER MODE CONTROL
4.8 I2C LINES
4.9 SAW SWITCHING
5 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 15
5.1Interface Description 15
5.2Tuning 19
5.3Sound System 20 6 USER INTERFACE 21
6.1Direct Controlled Function 21
6.2Menu Controlled Function 26
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6.3Service Controlled Function 35 7 Appendix A :IR Commands 40
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1. INTRODUCTION
CTV5 is a Voltage Synthesis Tuning and control system for multi-standard TV receivers with
on-screen-display (OSD) for all relevent control functions. The system is based on I2C bus controlled video processing IC STV223X/4X which also controls mono sound. The Nicam and Zweiton demodulation is done using IC STV8216. It is also possible to do picture geometry correction using IC STV9306.
The user interface is menu based control system with P+ ,P- ,V+ , V- , MENU, OK, ANALOG, TV/DVD and TV/AV keys on Remote / local keyboard . Hence any menu related function could be accessed using these six keys.
Teletext is done by the microcontroller on-chip teletext module.
1.1 Definitions , acronyms and abbreviations
ADC Analogue to Digital Converter AFC Automatic Frequency Control AV Audio Video peripheral TV signal source DAC Digital to Analogue Converter
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C Inter IC bus, 2-wire, bidirectional multi-master bus
I IDENT Horizontal coincidence signal, transmitter IDENTification FE Front End LS Loud Speaker MS Multi Standard NV-memory Non-Volatile memory OSD On Screen Display PP Personal Preference VST Voltage Synthesis Tuning Video proc. STV223X/4X, integrated I PIF Picture Intermediate Frequency. SIF Sound Intermediate Frequency. NICAM Near Instantaneous Compande d A ud i o Multip le x
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C bus controlled PAL/SECAM/NTSC TV-processor
1.2 References
ST92195 Datasheets STV223X/4X Datasheet STV8216 Datasheet STV9306 Datasheet
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2. SPECIFICATION SUMMARY
2.1 Hardware
The microcontroller has 24/32/48/64K ROM, 256 bytes RAM, 0/256/512 bytes Aux RAM, bit-
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level I
2.2 Tuning
| Voltage synthesis tuning system via 14-bits PWM-DAC. | Automatic search tunin g ba se d on AFC and IDENT. | Tuning in VST system in 3 bands (VHF-L,VHF-H,UHF). | Fine up and down tuning. | Auto Program function to find and store all tra nsmitters. | Automatic PAL/SECAM/NTSC recognition. | Suitable for negative and positive modulation. | Programme-Up/Down keys to select 99 programmes. | Silent tuning.
2.3 Control
| 9 Local Keys (P+, P- , V+ , V- , Menu , OK, TV/AV ,Analog, TV/DVD.) | Max 32 Remote Key s
C, on-chip 0/1 /7 page teletext, OSD.
2.4 OSD ( On Screen Display )
MENU CONTROL
Picture Menu Brightness (64 Steps) Contrast (64 Steps) Colour (64 Steps) Sharpness (16 Steps) Tint ( 64 Steps , Only for NTSC)
Sound Menu Volume (64 Steps) Balance (+/-31 Steps) Equalizer (+/-31 Steps) Loudness (On / Off) ST Surround (On / Movie / Music)
Install Menu Auto Tune Manual Tune Fine Tune (+ - 64 Steps from centre frequency ) Store .
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Setup Menu
The Setup Menu contains 4 submenus:
Timer
Time (Hour = 0 ... 23 , Minute = 0 ... 59)
On Timer (Hour = 0 ... 23 , Minute = 0 ... 59) Off Timer (Hour = 0 ... 23 , Minute = 0 ... 59) On Timer Pr ( 1 ... 99 )
Organize
Program ( 1 ... 99)
Label (4 digit with each program , A to Z , + ,-, SPACE , 0 to 9) Picture ( AUTO / PAL , SECAM , NTSC1, NTSC2) RF Std ( BG , DK , I , LL’, MN ) for Europe Skip ( Yes / No )
Function
Blue back (Yes/No)
Children Lock (Yes/no)
Language (For ST92195C7B1/MNU and ST92195C7B1/MOK (SHRINK VERSION)
a) English b) French c) German d) Italian e) Spanish f) Portuguese g) Greek h) Dutch i) Danish j) Swedish k) Finnish. l) Norwegian.
Language (For ST92195C7B1/MNS)
a) German
b) Slovenian c) Rumanian
d) Polish
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e) Lithuanian f) Czech. g) Slovakian h) Hungarian. i) Bulgarian. j) Russian. k) English.
2.5 SOUND :
| Volume control in 64 steps . | Stereo Sound . | Multistandard Nicam and Zweiton demodulation. | Automatic mute during program change. | Fully suitable for FE -sound output on AV1 connect or.
2.6 PERI-TV :
| AV has FE audio /video input / Output , RGB inputs (Full SCART) | Auto SCART level detection
2.7 MEMORY :
| Storage of last Sound and Picture settings. | Storage of last Channel, Power status. | Storage of Tuning information of the 99 programs. | Storage of Label of 99 programs (Each of 4 characters) | Storage of Service setti ngs . | Storage of Alarm settings. | Storage of Nicam / Zweiton standard of 99 programs. | Storage of Child-Lock value. | Storage of Customer ch aracter LOGO.
2.8 POWER ON :
| If the TV is in ON state before the mains switch is made OFF , at power-on-reset via mains switch ,the TV goes in to POWER ON mode . If the Set is in Standby before the mains switch is made OFF, at power-on-reset via mains switch ,the TV goes in to Standby mode. | The program provides a fixed delay of 1 second and screen blan king of about 500 msec to allow SMPS to stabilise. | After power-on-reset of microcontroller and first time switching of the set, the system tunes to program 1 and recalls analog picture and sound controls from the EEPROM. | If the set is in standby , the TV set comes out of standby using Digit keys , P+ and P- keys.
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2.9 Standby :
| Sleep timer selection of in steps of 10 minutes till a maximum of 120 minutes. Automatic switching to standby mode when there is no valid signal for 5 minutes.
2.10 Adjustments
Initialize EEPROM (ROM default values programmed in to EEPROM).
Through Service menu-1 the following parameters could be adjusted:
| Adjust Red Gain | Adjust Green Gain | Adjust Blue Gain | Adjust DC Red | Adjust DC Green | Adjust DC Blue | Adjust APR threshold | Input the customer character LOGO. | Adjust Red cutoff. | Adjust Green cutoff Through Service menu-2 the following parameters can be adjusted:
| Adjust Tuner AGC | Adjust H-position | Adjust V-position | Adjust V-amplitude | Adjust Sub_tint | Adjust Sub_brightness | VCO Coarse. | VCO Fine. | VCO Coarse L’ | VCO fine L’ Through Service menu-3 (STV9306, if there is no STV9306 then this menu is not displayed):
| Adjust V-Amplitude (50Hz/60Hz). | Adjust V-Position | Adjust C-Correction | Adjust S-Correction | Adjust H-Amplitude | Adjust EW-Amplitude | Adjust EW-Trap | Adjust EW-Shape Through Service menu-4 (Design menu) following parameters are adjusted
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| Adjust Tuner AGC gain. | Adjust Option1 | Adjust Option2 | Adjust Option3 | Adjust Option4 | Adjust Option5 | Adjust Sttext | Adjust HPOS_OSD | Adjust VPOS_OSD | Adjust HPOS_OSD_Teletext | Adjust VPOS_OSD_Teletext | Adjust Hotel Mode | Adjust Volume limited. | Adjust SndSt1 | Adjust SndSt2 | Adjust LL1 MAGC
3. BASIC HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
3.1 Basic Hardware Specification
The CTV5 system has following components : | ST92195 MCU + OSD + TXT controller with CTV5 software inside.
| 24C08 1K byte Non Volatile memory (EEPROM). | STV223X/4X Bus Controlled Multi-standard TV Processor. | STV8216 Bus controlled Multistandard TV Sound Demodulator. | TSTV9306 Bus Controlled Vertical deflection system with E-W correction output circuit. | M3004LAB Remote Controlled Transmitter. | Voltage Synthesis Tuner.
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Communication between microcontroller (master) and all I
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done using a two-wire bidirectional I
C bus.
C bus controlled devices (slaves) is
3.2 Microcontroller ST92195
Microcontroller + OSD +Teletext decoder + VPS/PDC/WSS decoder are embedded in one chip. For the details of microcontroller please refer to the ST92195 data sheet.
3.3 Non Volatile Memory 24C08
The 24C08 is a 8K-bit 5V electrically erasable programmable read only memory (EEPROM), organised as four pages of each 256 by 8 bits. Data and instructions are transferred via the I2C­bus. Minimum programming time is 10 ms. Data retention is at least 10 years, independent of
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the power-on/off status. The number of erase/write cycles per address is greater than 10
for
24C08B.
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3.4 Multi Standard TV Processor STV223X/4X
STV223X/4X is a fully bus controlled IC for TV including PIF, SIF , Luminance , Chrominance and deflection processing. It is a bus controlled PAL / SECAM / NTSC single chip TV Processor. For details of STV223X/4X features please refer to the STV223X/4X datasheet.
3.5 Multi Standard Sound Demodulator STV8216
The STV8216 provides all the necessary circuitry for demodulation of all Nicam and German Stereo audio transmission. For details of STV8216 features please refer to the STV8216 datasheet
3.6 E-W Correction processor STV9306
The STV9306 is a fully bus controlled IC for vertical deflection and designed for use in 110° , 4:3 or 16:9 CRT application. It integrates both vertical deflection and E-W correction circuit necessary for design of 110° chassis
3.7 Remote Control Transmitter M3004LAB1
See Appendix -A . For details see M3004LAB1 datasheet.
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IR IN
RESET
NC
MUTE
NC
ON/OFF DESIGN
SCART1 SCART2
AV SEL
S0
S1
TV/DVD
DFD
FB
SDA
SCL VDD
JTD O
WSCF
WSCR AVDD3 TEST0 MCFM
JTC K
B G R
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
9
10
11 12 13
14
15 16 17
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19 20 21 22
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24
25
26
28
27
K B IN PU T
56
NC
55
VS OUT
54
LED1
53
LED2
52
XTAL
51
XTAL
50
VOL PW M
49
Vlin PWM
48 47
NC
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ST9219
46 45 44 43
42 41 40
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38 37
36
35
34 33
32 31
30
29
SA W -SW 2
NC
SAW-SW1
BSW2 BSW1 VSYNC
HSYNC
AVDD1 PXFM
JTR ST0 GND AGND TELETEXT
WSS JTM S AVDD2
CVBS0
TXCF
4. ST92195 PIN DESCRIPTION
Pin Pin Name Si
1 P2.0 IRIN I IR Input 2 RESET RESET I Hardware Reset
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4 P0.6 MUTE O MUTE OUTPUT PIN 5 P0.5 NC I/O Not Use
6 P0.4 ON/OFF O STANDBY OUTPUT
P0.7 NC I/O Not Used
nal Name I / O Function
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7 P0.3 DESIGN I Service menu control 8 P0.2 SCART1 I Identify scart entering
9 P0.1 SCART2 I Identify scart entering 10 P0.0 AV SEL O AV SELECTION 11 P3.7 S0 O AV/TV
12 P3.6 S1 O AV/TV 13 P3.5 TV/DVD O TV/DVD 14 P3.4 DFD O Default data control 15 B B O OSD Blue colour Signal 16 G G O OSD Green colour Signal 17 R R O OSD Red colour Signal 18 BLANK BLANK O OSD Blanking Output 19 P5.1 SDA I/O I2C data line 20 P5.0 SCL O I2C clock line 21 VDD VDD +5 V Digital Supply 22 JTDO JTDO Test Pin 23 WSCF WSCF Analog Pin For VPS / WPP 24 WSCR WSCR Analog Pin For VPS / WPP 25 AVDD3 AVDD3 +5V Analog VDD For PLL 26 TEST0 TEST0 Test Pin 27 MCFM MCFM Analog Pin for display pixel 28 JTCK JTCK Test Pin 29 TXCF TXCF Analog pin for VPS /WSS 30 CVBSO CVBSO Test Pin 31 AVDD2 AVDD2 Analog Power supply 32 JTMS JTMS Test Pin 33 CVBS2 CVBS2 I CVBS In for VPS / WSS 34 CVBS1 CVBS1 I CVBS In for Teletext Slicer 35 AGND AGND Analog Ground 36 GND GND Digital Ground 37 JTRST0 JTRST0 Test Pin 38 PXFM PXFM Analog Pin for display pixel 39 AVDD1 AVDD1 Analog Power Supply 40 HSYNC HSYNC I Horizontal Sync Input 41 VSYNC VSYNC I Vertical Sync Input 42 P4.0 BSW1 O Band Switch 1 43 P4.1 BSW2 O Band Switch 2 44 P4.2 SAW_SW1 O SAW Filter Switch 1 45 P4.3 NC I/O Not Connected 46 P4.4 SAW_SW2 O SAW Filter Switch 2 47 P4.5 NC I/O Not Connected 48 P4.6 Vlin PWM O V-linearity PWM OUTPUT 49 P4.7 VOL PWM O VOL PWM OUTPUT
50 XTAL XTAL Clock Oscillator 51 XTAL XTAL Clock Oscillator 52 P2.5 LED2 O 53 P2.4 LED1 O 54 P2.3 VS O VST Voltage Ouput 55 P2.2 NC I/O Not Connected 56 P2.1
KB INPUT
I
LED DRIVER
LED DRIVER
KEY INPUT
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4.1 RESET :
Reset is active low Input. The ST 9+ is in i ti al iz e d by the Reset Signal. With the deactivation of RESET , program execution begins from program memory locations 00h and 01h.
4.2 R,G,B,BLANK :
Red / Green / Blue / Fast Blanking. On Screen Display DAC outputs.
4.3 XTAL :
These pins connect a parallel resonant crystal of 4 MHz.
4.4. BAND SWITCHING OUTPUTS :
0 0 NOT USED
0 1 VHF_L 1 0 VHF_H 1 1 UHF
4.5 AV STATUS :
4.5.1 SCART 1 / SCART 2 (pin 8 & pin 9) SCART_SW pin of the microcontroller monitors the status of the AV SCART Connector. When the signal at this pin goes from low to high , the set will automatically switch to AV and when it goes from high to low the set will automatically switch to the previous source.
4.5.2 AV SELECTION (pin 10) 10 pin status 0 1
AV MODE AV1 / RGB TV/AV2 / S-VHS
4.5.3 TV / AV SELECTION (11 pin / 12 pin )
S0-11 pin 0 1 0 1 S1-12 pin 0 0 1 1
TV / AV MODE TV AV1/RGB AV2 S-VHS
BSW1 BSW2 SELECTED BAND
4.6 KEYBOARD INPUT :
It is ADC input of the micro. The Voltage at the select ADC Pin of the micro is monitored and depending on the voltage value at this pin it is decided as to which key is pressed. (With condition, the resistor pulled up to +5V at pin 56 is 10K ohm.)
KEY IN (Pin 56) KEY PRESSED
0.285~ 0.587V Volume – (1 K ohm)
0.706 ~ 1.098V Volume + (2.2 K ohm)
1.204~ 1.596V Program- (3.9 K ohm)
1.704 ~ 2.096V Program+ (6.2 K ohm)
2.194 ~ 2.586V MENU (9.2 Kohm)
2.704 ~ 3.096V TV/DVD (13.8 Kohm) ***
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3.205 ~ 3.606V AV/TV(22 Kohm)
3.745 ~ 4.145V Analog (37.4 Kohm)
4.282~4.682 OK (86.5 K ohm)
***Press key “STOP” on remote control can switch between TV and DVD mode (RGB mode).
4.7 Power mode control :
The STD-BY Output specifies if the set is in Stanbby mode or operating mode.
STD-BY
(Pin 6)
0 Standby 1 Operating
4.8 I2C Lines :
Pins 19 (SDA) and 20 (SCL) of the MCU are the I2C Lines. The I2C bus is a 2 wire bidirectional bus. The CTV5 has an on-chip bit level I2C interface . This means the hardware takes the bus arbitration , the reception and transmission of data bits and generation of START and STOP condition. The software must handle the bits (i.e save a received bit and prepare the bits which must be transmitted. ) CTV5 supports 1K bytes EEPROM (ST24C08) used for storage of analog controls , Service settings, Alarm Settings, tuning data for 99 pre-selected programmes and label for each of them. The I2C address of the EEPROM is shown in the next chapter. The Video processor STV223X/4X is controlled via I2C on address 8A hex.
Mode
4.9 Design pin 7:
It is available to enter SERVICE MENU when it is high for the voltage at pin 7 of MCU. It is forbidden to enter the SERVICE MENU when the voltage level is l ow at pin 7 of MCU.
4.10 Default data control for EEPROM (Pin 14):
When pin 14 of ST92195 is connected to ground, all the default data can not be written to EEPROM, even if it’s empty for all EEPROM. When pin 14 of ST92195 is connected to +5V, all the default data can be wr itten into empty EEPROM .
4.11 SAW Switching :
Pins 44 and 46 are used for SAW filter switching.
For QSS Architecture
For EUROPE application use PIF SAW Filter-K6257K and SIF SAW Filter-K9650M or similar.
For ASIA application use PIF SAW Filter-K6263K and SIF SAW Filter-K9652M or similar.
SAW_SW1 (Pin 44) B/G =1 M/N =1
FOR EUROPE FOR ASIA
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D/K / I /L/L1 = 0 B/G/D/K/I = 0
SAW_SW2 (Pin 46)
For Intercarrier Architecture
For EUROPE application use PIF +SIF SAW Filter-K6288K or similar. For ASIA application use PIF +SIF SAW Filter-K6259K or similar.
SAW_SW1 (Pin 44) B/GD/K/I =1
SAW_SW2 (Pin 46)
L1=1
B/G/D/K/I/L=0
FOR EUROPE FOR ASIA
L/L1 = 0
X X
B/G/D/K/I=0
B/G/D/K/I = 1
M/N=1
M/N =0
5. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
This section describes all functions and hardware requirement of CTV5. Overall control of the system is done by the microcontroller which : | Decodes the data from the Remote controller. | Decides on which local key is pressed | Controls the On Screen Display. | Exchanges info rmation via I2C bus. | Selects the proper tuner band and generates the 14 bit data for the internal Voltage synthesised tuning DAC. | Selects proper IF and Sound demodulator. | Selects proper Nicam /Zweiton decoder/demodulator . | Controls analog picture settings and picture geometry. | Switches between internal and external audio and video signals.
5.1 Interface Description :
5.1.1 Remote Control Handset :
A remote control handset compatible with CTV5 can be designed using M3004LAB1.
5.1.2 Remote control decoding :
The infra red remote control pulses are modulated at a frequency of 38 Khz .The remote control signal (active high) from the IR receiver is fed to the external interrrupt input IR-INPUT (pin 1) of the microcontroller.
The following table lists all remote commands to which standard remote control responds to. (Referen ce only.)
Name Code TV Mode Menu Mode Service Mode TXT Mode
0 0x10 0 0 - 0 1 0x11 1 1 - 1 2 0x12 2 2 - 2 3 0x13 3 3 - 3
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4 0x14 4 4 - 4 5 0x15 5 5 - 5 6 0x16 6 6 - 6 7 0x1e 7 7 - 7 8 0x18 8 8 - 8 9 0x19 9 9 - 9
TENS(-) 0x1a TENS - A -
Review 0x28 Channel review - - Reveal
Standby 0x20 Power on/off Power on/off Power on/off Power on/off
Mute 0x36 Mute/unmute Mute/unmute Line gain adjust
Sleep 0x09 Sleep - - ­PP(VSM) 0x2e Vedio PP Channel move Service exit GREEN key Audio PS 0x2d Audio PS CYAN key
Analog 0x33 Audio adjust Sub brightness YELLOW key
Recall 0x2a Status recall
Menu 0x2b Menu switch Auto center
VCO
P+ 0x1c Channel+ Menu item up Item up Page plus
P- 0x1b Channel- Menu item
down
V+ 0x24 Volume+ Increase value Value+
V- 0x25 Volume- Decrease value Value-
Item down Page minus
Run_time
_mode _choice
AV 0x29 Sourse changed Channel delete Auto adjust
VCO
Service 0x05 Service in -
NICAM 0x35 NICAM - -
OK 0x2c - Sub menu
enter
Txt 0x31 Enter txt - - Exit txt
Index 0x01 - - Index
Size 0x0e Size Mix 0x0c Mix
Cancel 0x0b Cancel
Stop 0x06 Stop
Reveal 0x0a Reveal
Subcode 0x04 Subcode
5.1.3 Non Volatile Memory :
The CTV5 tuning and sound system requires 1KBytes non volatile memory (24C08). With such a memory the system is able to stores tuning information and label of the 99 preselected programs along with the last picture /sound control settings, Service and Alarm Settings.
The following is EEPROM Address map defined in EEPROM.h:
Signature Byte (address = 0 & 1023):
Menu switch RED key
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Value = 0xDC
Service Signature Byte (address = 1 & 1022):
Value of service in= 0x66, Value of service out= 0x99.
Power related byte (address =3):
EEPROM_TV_OPTIONS EEPROM_STANDARD_SELECTION EEPROM_P_PP EEPROM_S_PP EEPROM_LAST_CHANNEL EEPROM_LANGUAGE EEPROM_POWER_STATUS
START VIDEO Byte(address = 10):
EEPROM_BRIGHTNESS EEPROM_CONTRAST EEPROM_COLOR EEPROM_SHARPNESS EEPROM_TINT EEPROM_VOLUME EEPROM_BALANCE EEPROM_BASS EEPROM_TREBLE
Service RGB Byte (address = 19)
EEPROM_RED_GAIN EEPROM_GREEN_GAIN EEPROM_BLUE_GAIN EEPROM_DC_RED EEPROM_DC_GREEN EEPROM_DC_BLUE EEPROM_APR_THRESHOLD EEPROM_RED_CUT_OFF EEPROM_GREEN_CUT_OFF
Service Byte (address = 28)
EEPROM_AGC EEPROM_HORIZONTAL_SHIFT EEPROM_VERTICAL_POSITION EEPROM_VERTICAL_POSITION_60 EEPROM_VERTICAL_AMPLITUDE EEPROM_VERTICAL_AMPLITUDE_60 EEPROM_BRIGHT_MAX EEPROM_BRIGHT_MIN EEPROM_SUB_TINT EEPROM_PLL1
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EEPROM_PLL0 EEPROM_PLL1_L1 EEPROM_PLL0_L1
Design Byte (address = 41)
EEPROM_AGC_GAIN_ADJUST EEPROM_MISC1 EEPROM_MISC2 EEPROM_MISC3 EEPROM_MISC4 EEPROM_MISC5 EEPROM_MISC6 EEPROM_HPOS_OSD EEPROM_VPOS_OSD 16 EEPROM_HPOS_OSD_TELETEXT EEPROM_VPOS_OSD_TELETEXT
Service STV9306 Byte (address = 52)
EEPROM_V_SAW50 EEPROM_V_SAW60 EEPROM_V_SH50 EEPROM_V_SH60 EEPROM_V_SC EEPROM_V_CC EEPROM_EW_VDC EEPROM_EW_AMP EEPROM_EW_SHAPE EEPROM_EW_TRAP EEPROM_S_BRIGHTNESS(address =62) EEPROM_S_COLOR(address =63) EEPROM_S_CONTRAST(address =64)
Alarm Byte (address = 65):
EEPROM_ALARM_SET EEPROM_ALARM_CHANNEL EEPROM_ALARM_ON_HOUR EEPROM_ALARM_ON_MINUTE EEPROM_ALARM_OFF_HOUR EEPROM_ALARM_OFF_MINUTE
Child Lock Byte (address = 71):
EEPROM_CHILDKEY_CODE1 EEPROM_CHILDKEY_CODE2 EEPROM_CHILDKEY_CODE3 EEPROM_RUN_TIME_CHOICE_TABLE (address = 74)
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LOGO data : (start address = 80 or 0x50 )
Offset bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bit 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0
0 Lenght should < MAX_LOGO LENGTH =12 (ASCII char)
1-12 LOGO characters (ASCII char)
Tuning Data : (Offset=96,Total = 99 * 3 Bytes)
0 Band Band Tuning Value bit 13 .... 8
1 Tuning Value bit 7 ..... 0
2 Chroma Standard Skip Super
* Only for the SUPER TUNER is used.
Name /Label Data : (Total = 99 * 4 Bytes )
Offset bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bi t 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0
0 X X Character 1 bits 5 ...... 0
1 X X Character 2 bits 5 ...... 0
2 X X Character 3 bits 5 ...... 0
3 X X Character 4 bits 5 ...... 0
Fine Tune data : (Total = 99 *1 Bytes )
Offset bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bi t 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0
0 X Fine tune bits 6 ..... 0
Nicam/Zweiton data : (Total = 99 *1 Bytes )
Offset bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bi t 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0 Dual2 Mono X X X X X X X
bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bit 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0
RF Standard
sense*
5.2 Tuning :
This section describes the tuning algorithm , the corresponding OSD is described in the user interface section.
5.2.1 Automatic tuning based on Voltage Synthesis Principle :
CTV5 provides an automatic tuning system in 3 different tuning bands . The search tuning function requires a IDENT signal and AFC window status , which is read via I2C from STV223X/4X. AFC status could be in one out of the following 5 states: | F pll - Fo < -300 Khz | -300KHz < F pll - Fo < -60 KHz | -60 KHz < F pll - Fo < +60 KHz | +60 KHz < F pll - Fo < +300 Khz | +300 KHz <F pll - Fo
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If the search is activated while the TV is tuned to a station (IDENT available ) , CTV5 will first try to escape from it. The tuning voltage will be increased until ident fails. After this the search for the new transmitter can start. The tuning voltage is increased till the transmitter is found. When the tuning reaches the top of the band , it will change to the next higher band. The band is tuned in the following order : VHF-L VHF-H UHF During the search CTV5 continuosly scans its IDENT and AFC status, read via I2C bus. Good performance hence relies completely on the behaviour of these two signals.
5.2.2 Automatic Following :
Once the system is tuned via automatic tuning , the signal will stay locked by means of automatic following (Using digital AFC ). This transmitter following will continue as long as the transmitter identification signal stays present. Once fine tune is activated the automatic following is disabl ed. If Compilation option of FINE_TUNE_STATUS is selected ,the AFC status is stored with the individual program. If the fine tune value of a particular program is not zero, the AFC following for that program is disabled.
5.3 Sound System :
Presently the mono sound is received from STV223X/4X. This is fed as Mono I/P to STV8216. In case the Nicam or Zweiton signal is not detected it switches to Mono input.
If in auto tuning “France” is selected , AM sound system will be selected . Also in Organize menu if RF std. is selected as LL’ , AM sound system will be selected.
By pressing “NICAM” key on remote in normal mode , it is possible to change the language, if the standard is NICAM DUAL or Zweiton DUAL.
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6. USER INTERFACE :
6.1 Direct Controlled Functions :
6.1.1 Digit Entry :
Programs 1 to 99 can be directly accessed through keys 0 to 9 on remote. but for programs 10~99, it can be accessed by pressing key -/-- first, Say if you want to access program 23 , press key -/-- to see -- on the screen , then press 2 and within 5 seconds of pressing 2 , press key 3. If key 3 is not pressed within 5 seconds the program accessed is program number 2. Digit entry is
not possible in AV mode.
6.1.2 Program + / - key : The P+/P- keys can be used to select 1 ...99 unskipped programs. The program which is skipped can’t be accesed through program P+ / P- keys.
6.1.3 The status and time display:
When STATUS key is pressed for the first time ,the source status along with time appears on screen for 5 seconds .
If the Nicam is detected the OSD will be as following:
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When STATUS key is pressed for the second time, the time will always dispalyed as following:
When STATUS key is pressed for the third time, all the OSD will hide.
6.1.4 Image ambiance Key (PICTURE_PP):
The TV picture can be adapted to suit the current lighting conditions. Press Successively to select the desired settings. Soft Dynamic Favourite Standard
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STANDARD, SOFT and DYNAMIC are preset values of Brightness,Contrast and Colour, whereas FAVOURITE is the last analog setting that the user had set.
6.1.5 Sound ambiance Key (SOUND_PS) :
The TV sound can be set to one of 4 effect modes. Press successively to select the desired settings. Music News Favourite Standard
STANDARD, MUSIC and NEWS are preset values of Equalizer like 100HZ, 330HZ, 1KHZ,
3.3KHZ and 6.6KHZ, whereas FAVOURITE is the last analog setting that the user had set.
6.1.6MUTE :
Sound can be switched OFF immediately with MUTE command. A second reception of this command returns the sound to previous level. Sound mute is cancelled by a V + /V- command. When MUTE is activated the display appears as follows:
6.1.7 Volume Control :
Volume can be controlled using V+/V- keys. The Volume string and bar are displayed at the bottom of the screen.
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6.1.8 ANALOG SETTING
Press key “ANALOG” you will have the right to choose the pictur e and sound settings as follow: VOLUMEÆBRIGHTÆ CONTRAST Æ COLOR ÆSHARPNESSÆTINT(NTSC only)Æ100HZÆ330KHZÆ1KHZ Æ3.3KHZ Æ6.6KHZÆ BALANCE
6.1.9 AV1/ AV2 , SVHS , RGB Selection :
The AV1 input, AV2 input, SVHS and RGB mode (External inputs) can be selected by pressing the AV key. All those modes can be enabled or disabled in the servise mode one by one. You can individually define whether or not to include AV1,AV2 , SVHS and RGB mode. If all these inputs are defined then by successively pressing AV key the source changes in the following sequence : AV1 AV2 SVHS Mode RGB Mode RF In case SVHS is not defined then the sequence will be as follows : AV1 AV2 RGB Mode RF In case of the AV2 disabled, the AV1 will displaying “AV” when i t is selected. Inside the menu, AV command is not functional. In RF mode the PLL1 time constant is set as “Auto” and in other modes (AV1,AV2, SVHS, RGB) it is set as “short time constant”.
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6.1.10 Standby :
Pressing the standby key switch will put the set in Standby mode if it is ON. If the Set is in Standby, Pressing Standby key , P+/P- Key or any digit key will put the set in ON condition. The last power status is stored in the EEPROM. If the set was in standby before mains switch was put OFF , by again turning ON the mains switch the set will go to standby. If the set was in ON condition before main switch was put OFF , by turning ON the mains switch the set will go in ON condition with the most recent program, Sound and picture settings recalled from EEPROM.
6.1.11 Sleep Timer : The set will switch OFF if the sleep timer expires . The Sleep timer can be set in steps of 10 minutes with a maximum of 120 minutes.
6.1.12 Auto ShutOff Timer :
When no Front end IDENT (from RF) is detected for 5 minutes ,the set will switch to standby automatically .
6.1.13 NICAM Status change and display :
If not in Teletext mode , pressing the “I/II” key on remote displays the Nicam/Zweiton / Mono Standard on third line ( BG, DK, I , LL1) and stereo mode in the next line ( Dual1, Dual2). If the “mono” displayed in Red color, that means the Nicam/Zweiton is available and the user have force the sound to mono mode. However, if the “mono” in Green color, maybe the Nicam/Zweiton is not available now.
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6.2 Menu Controlled Function :
6.2.1 General Menu Operations :
To minimize the number of keys on remote , the less frequent used functions are only accessible via menus. These menus are controlled by following keys. MENU button select the diffirent menus.It is also used to return from a submenu to menu. P+ and P- keys for selecting items in a particular menu. V+ and V- keys for changing the value of selected item . OK key to enter a Sub menu.
6.2.2 PICTURE MENU :
If press the Menu key for the first time, we can get Picture menu. The Picture menu has following items : a) Brightness (64 Steps ) b) Contrast (64 Steps ) c) Colour (64 Steps ) d) Sharpness (16 Steps ) e) TINT ( Only for NTSC , 64 Steps ) These items could be selected through P+/P-keys. Item value can be modified by V+/V-keys. The graphic and numeric display of the control level of selected it em is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
6.2.3 SOUND MENU :
If the Menu key is pressed for the second time, we can get Sound menu. The Sound menu has following items : a) Volume (64 Steps ) b) Balane (+/-31 Steps ) c) Equalizer (+/-31 Steps ) d) Loudness (On / Off ) e) ST Surround (Off / Movie / Music)
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These items can be selected through P+/P- keys. Item value can be modified by V+/V-keys. The graphic and numeric display of the control level of selected item is displayed at the bottom of the screen. When “Loudness” or “ST Surround” is selected, press “OK” key on remote control to set “On / Off” for “Loudness”, “Off / Movie / Music” for “ST Surround”.
6.2.4 INSTALL MENU :
The Install menu has following 4 items : a) Auto Tune b) Manual Tune c) Fine Tune
d) St ore
These items are accessed using P+/P- key.
For Auto Tune :
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If Secam_LL’ is enabled : If “MARKET_FRANCE is selected in option3 bit 4, then by pressing “OK” key on Autotune will make another sub menu appears to select between Worldwide, France & Both.
If “Worldwide ” is selected and OK key is pressed , then PIF modulation bit in STV223X/4X is selected as negative and sound demodulation bit is selected as FM.
If “France” is selected and OK key is pressed , then PIF modulation bit in STV223X/4X is selected as Positive and sound demodulation is selected as AM. For band I , L’ bit in STV223X/4X is set as 1 and VCO Coarse L’ and VCO Fine L’ values stored in the EEPROM during Service menu will be loaded in the corresponding STV223X/4X registers.
If “Both” is selected and OK key is pressed ,then it will scan all 3 bands with “worldwide” selected followed by scanning the 3 bands with “France” selected . This function is mainly used for regions closed to France where you have SECAM LL’ and other standards are broardcasted.
If OK is pressed once more and the auto search process will start:
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If Secam_LL’ is disabled :: If “MARKET_FRANCE is not selected in option3 bit 4 then by pressing OK key on Autotune will start the auto search process.
w Auto Tune will automatically search through all the bands for any available stations in transmission and store them consecutively into program numbers 01 onwards. w Progression of operation will be indicated by mo ving of bar display , changing of band and program number. The Auto Tune can be aborted using MENU or POWER Key. w Whenever a program is stored the Colour system is put as “AUTO” . For sound system the Carrier levels ( 4.5 / 5.5/ 6.0 / 6.5 MHz) are compared and the one with the highest level is tagged with the program. Also the label is reset back to - - - -.
For Manual Tune :
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If Secam_LL’ is enabled :
If Manual Tune is selected and OK key is pressed, another sub menu appears to select between Worldwide and France(same as Auto tune but without item “Both”).Now by pressing V+/V­key , Manual tuning will start and display as following on screen.
If Secam_LL’ is disabled :
Now by pressing V+/V- key , Manual tuning will start and display as following on screen.
w If V+ key was pressed in Manual Tune ,it will search for next available station and Stop where the signal is received. If V- key is pressed it searches in the negative direction and will search for the previous channel.
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w During Manual Tune only MENU and POWER key is recognised , rest of the keys are ignored.
For Fine Tune :
If fine tune is selected, activation of V+ / V- key will tune forward / backward. The bar graph will show the deviation in positive or negative direction with repect to the Stored t uning information.
If user store the fine tune value by using the STORE fu nction, then the value will effective e ven if the TV set have been shutdown.
For Store :
When OK key is pressed from item “STORE”, another submenu appears with 2 items namely Program ( Program number to which you want to store the tuning info ) and Store. If item “Program” is selected , activation of V+/V- keys will decrease / increase the program number entry. It can also be done by direct digit keys (Key 0 to 9 on remote handset). When item “STORE” is selected and OK key is pressed ,the existing tuning information along with AUTO colour standard and sound standard (based on sound carrier strength level) will be stored in the Program number entered in item “PROGRAM” and OK display will appear beside item “STORE”
6.2.5 SETUP MENU
TIMER SUBMENU :
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The Timer submenu has following items: a) Time _ _ : _ _ b) On Timer _ _ : _ _ c) Off Timer _ _ : _ _ d) On Timer Pr_ _ Sub-menu is accessed by using OK key. For items (a) to (c) the “V-” key is used to change the hour (0 to 23) and “V+” Key to change minutes (0 to 59 ) . For item (d) “V-” key is used to decrement On Timer Program number and “V+” key is used to increment On Timer Program number(0 to 99).
The On/Off Timer and Program number will be disabled when the TV set is Power on. However, these setting will keep on when TV in Standby mode.
ORGANIZE SUBMENU :
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P+/P- keys in the organize menu are used to jump from one column to other. In the column “Label” you can access the entries of label character by pressing V+/V- key. P+/P- key in different columns have different significance : For Pr : V+/V- keys select the program. All the following information gets tagged to the selected program. For Label : V-/V+ keys select the character to set, and P+/P- keys give access to alphanumeric characters in the sequence A to Z ,+ , -, SPACE and 0 to 9. The label hence gets tagged to the particular program. For Colour : Select Colour standard as AUTO, PAL , SECAM, NTSC1(4.43MHz), NTSC2 (3.58MHz). The Standard selected gets tagged to the particular program. For RF Std : Select RF standard as BG/ DK/ I/ MN (For Asia) or BG/ DK/ I/ LL’(for EUROPE) The Standard selected gets tagged to the particular program. For Skip : To Skip or not the particular channel by pressing P+/P- keys.
In Organize menu, you can MOVE or DELETE a program For MOVE : You can move one program to another. In that case all the tuning info, Label, Picture info , RF Std. Info, Skip info and super sense info are transferred from Source Program to destination Program. Say, if you want to move program 2 to program 7, slelect the corresponding Pr 2 (Source ) by Pressing PP key. The color of the selected line changes. Now press V+/V- key to go to Pr 7 (Destination) and press PP key. Pr 2 will move to Pr 7.
FOR DELETE: Select Program to be deleted using P+/P- key and press AV Key.
FUNCTION SUBMENU :
If the Function is selected and press OK key, the Function submenu will displayed. As one of the items is accessed using P+/P- keys, the setting changed bu using V+/V- keys.
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If the “Lock” is changed from “No” to “Yes”, the lock menu will appear. In this mode, three digit can be key in and saved as the locking number. When the next time the TV is power on, the user must key in the locked numbers for enter the TV. And it’s convenience for user to use the PP key three times when they forget the lock number.
LANGUAGE SUBMENU ( For 11 OSD languages ST92195C7B1/MNS for east Europe ) : If compilation option “LANGUAGE” is selected then Language menu appears on menu. The Language menu has eleven items as following: a) German b) Slovensko c) Rumanian d) Polish e) Lithuanian f) Czech. g) Slovenian h) Hungarian. i) Bulgarian. j) Russian.
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k) English.
When one of the languages is accessed by using P+/P- keys, the language is instantaneously updated.
LANGUAGE SUBMENU ( For 12 OSD languages ST92195C7B1/MNU and ST92195C7B1/MOK (SHRINK VERSION) for west Europe ) : If compilation option “LANGUAGE” is selected then Language menu appears on menu. The Language menu has twelve items as following: a) English b) French c) German d) Italian
e) Norwegian
f) Swedish g) Dutch h) Spanish i) Portuguese j) Danish k) Finnish. l) Greek
When one of the languages is accessed by using P+/P- keys, the language is instantaneously updated.
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6.3 Service controlled Function
The Service-1 mode is entered by pressing the “SERVICE” key on remote control when the TV is in ON condition and not in any Menu mode. In service mode, by pressing “OK” key, Service­2 is accessed. by pressing “OK” key again, Serivice-3 is accessed. By pressing “PP” key, we come out of Service mode.
6.3.1 SERVICE RGB ADJUSTMENT
The items within the Service-1 m ode can be accessed using P+/P- keys and the selected item can be modified by using V+/V- keys. The parameters controlled in the Service-1 menu are : a) Red Gain ( 0 ... 63 )
b) DC Red ( 0 .... 127)
c) Green Gain ( 0 .... 63)
d) DC Green ( 0 .... 127)
e) Blue Gain ( 0 .... 63)
f) DC Blue ( 0 .... 127)
g) APR_threshold (0….15) h) LOGO ( the first show the length of logo, and the followed is the logo)
i) R-Cutoff (0…63)
j) G-Cutoff (0…63) The display of Service-1 menu is showed as follows:
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6.3.2 SERVICE MISC ADJUSTMENT
When in Service-1 menu ,if “OK” key is pressed , Service-2 menu appears and the display is as follows.The parameters controlled in the Service-2 menu are : a) Tuner AGC ( 0 ... 63 ) b) Horizontal position 50 Hz( 0 ... 63) c) Vertical position 50 Hz (0…15)
d) Vertical amplitude 50Hz (0…63)
e) Vertical linearity 50Hz (0…63)
f) Horizontal position 60 Hz( 0 ... 63) g) Vertical position 60 Hz (0…15) h) Vertical amplitude 60 Hz (0…63) i) Vertical linearity 60 Hz (0…63) j) Sub-Bright Maximum (0…63) k) Sub-Bright Minimum (0…63) l) Sub Tint (0…63) m) VCO Coarse ( 0 ... 15) n) VCO Fine ( 0 ... 127 ) o) VCO Coarse L1( 0 ... 15) p) VCO Fine L1( 0 ... 127 ) The display of Service-2 menu is showed as follows :
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The VCO status bar at the bottom of the screen appears only if either VCO Coarse item or VCO Fine item is selected. The VCO status is read from the Read register of STV223X/4X and guides whether to Increase / Decrease the VCO registers to attai n VCO OK Status. For doing VCO adjustment , Feed a 38.9MHZ Carrier as IF input and adjust VCO Coarse and fine parameters to get VCO OK Status. If the cursor is in VCO Coarse or Fine, and the display shows VCO OK status, then pressing of AV” key will automatically put VCO fine to the Centre of the +60 to -60 KHz window. For doing VCO L1 adjustment ,Feed a 33.9 MHZ carrier as IF input and adjust VCO Coarse L1 and VCO Fine L1 to get VCO OK Status. If the cursor is in VCO Coarse L1 or Fine L1 , and the display shows VCO OK status, then pressing of “AV” key will automatically put VCO fine for L1 to the Centre of the +60 to -60 KHz window.
Another fast way of adjustment of VCO is to put the selection bar to either VCO Coarse or fine and press the “AV” key. The VCO adjustment is done automatically. Similarly if you put the selection bar to VCO Coarse L1 or Fine L1 and press the “AV” key , the VCO L1 adjustment will be done automatically.
6.3.3 SERVICE STV9306 ADJUSTMENT
When in Service-2 menu, if “Enter” key is pressed, Service-3 menu appears and the display
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is as follows, if the IC STV9306 have not been detected, then Service-4 (design menu) menu will appears.
1) Vertical amplitude for 50Hz signal.
2) Vertical amplitude for 60Hz signal.
3) Vertical shift (internal separated by 50Hz and 60Hz)
4) S Correction.
5) C Correction.
6) Horizontal width adjustment.
7) Pincushion Correction.
8) E/W Sharp Correction.
9) Trapezium Correction.
6.3.4 SERVICE DESIGN OPTION SETTINF
Design mode:
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OPTION1,
b7 = Over modulation (0=Disable, 1=Enable, it’s suggested to set it to 0 normally.) b5 = P/N/S crystals application (0=2 Crystals, 1= 1 Crystals, according the quantity of cristal used for color decoding in chassis.) b4 = Cutoff Loop (0= OFF, 1=ON, it’s suggested to set it to 1 normally) b3 = Safety_Reset(0=Active, 1=Non, it’s suggested to set it to 0 normally) b2 = MONO IN(0 = OFF , 1= ON, Depend on the sound decoding solution used in chassis. ) b1 = Sound Demodulation ( 0 = Intercarrier/MONO, 1 =QSS/NICAM, depend on the sound de­coding solution used in chassis.) b0 = logo display(0 =OFF, 1= ON, it’s suggested to set it to 0 normally.) OPTION2, (set to 0 by default) b5 = HALF_CONTRAST(0 = OFF, 1=ON) b4 = Color 6dB (0 = OFF , 1 = ON ) b3 = APR Feature (0 = ON , 1= OFF ) b2 = Black Strech (0 = ON , 1= OFF ) b1 = Auto Flesh (0 = ON , 1= OFF ) b0 = Coring ( 0 = ON , 1 = OFF )
OPTION3,
b7 =SMART (0 = OFF, 1=ON, it’s suggested to set it to 1 normally) b5 = AVL (0 = OFF, 1=ON, it’s suggested to set it to 0 normally.) b4 = PIF overmodulation (0 = OFF, 1= ON, it’s suggested to set it to 0 normally.) b3 = Market_France --- secam LL ( 0 = OFF, 1 = ON, depend on the solution of chassis.) b2 = Manual/Auto cutoff ( 0 = M anual, 1 = Auto cutoff, depend on the CRT for chas sis. ) b1 = Mute pin low/high –to contol the mute of speaker( 0 = low, 1 = high, depend on the solution of chassis.)
OPTION4,
b6 = WIDE MODE ( 0 = OFF,1=ON, it’s suggested to set it to 0 normally.) b4 = SCART2 ( 0 = OFF,1=ON, depend on the solution of chassis.) b3 = RGB ( 0 = OFF, 1= ON, depend on the solution of chassis.)
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b2 = SVHS ( 0 = OFF, 1= ON, depend on the solution of chassis.) b1 = AV2 ( 0 = OFF, 1= ON, depend on the solution of chassis.) b0 = AV1 ( 0 = OFF, 1= ON, depend on the solution of chassis.)
OPTION5,
There are 8 bits used in OPTION 5. They are b0, b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6 and b7. For b0, normally, ST suggests to set it to 0. For b1, b2, they are used to select teletext languages. For b3, it’s used to enable AV3 and SVHS. When b3 is set to 0, SVHS i s enabled. When b3 is set to 1 in binary, the value is 8 in decimal. AV3 is enabled.
For b4, b5, b6 and b7 of OPTION 5 are also used to set the brightness of background in teletext mode. When b4 b5 b6 and b7 are all set to 0, the brightness of teletext background is the same as brightness of TV background. When b4, b5, b6 and b7 are all set to 1, it’s the maximum brightness of teletext background. It’s the minimum brightness of teletext background when b4 is set to 1, and b5, b6 and b7 are all set to 0. you can set these 4 bits according to your favorite brightness of teletext background.
A. For 11 OSD languages CPU ST92195C7B1/MNS for east Europe, the setting of the b1 and b2 is listed as below.
1. If b1 = b2 = 0, then the TEXT language s like “ENGLISH, FRENCH, SWEDISH, CZECH, GERMAN, PORTUGUESE (SPANISH), ITALIAN, RUMANIAN” can be decoded;
2. If b1=1, b2=0, then the TEXT languages like “ENGLISH, RUSSIAN (BULGARIAN), HUNGARIAN, TURKISH, GERMAN, PORTUGUESE (SPANISH), ITALIAN, RUMANIAN” can be decoded.
3. If b1=0, b2=1, then the TEXT languages like “POLISH, RUSSIAN (BULGARIAN), SWEDISH, SLOVAK, GERMAN, SLOVENIAN, LITHUANIAN, RUMANIAN” can be decoded.
4. If b1 = b2 =1, then the TEXT languages like “POLISH, RUSSIAN (BULGARIAN), SWEDISH, CZECH, GERMAN, CROATIAN, LETTISH, RUMANIAN” can be decoded.
C. For 12 OSD languages CPU ST92195C7B1/MNU and ST92195C7B1/MOK (SHRINK VERTION) for western Europe, the setting of the b1 and b2 is as below.
1. If b1 = b2 = 0, then the TEXT languages l ike “ENGLISH, FRENCH, FINNISH, CZECH, GERMAN, PORTUGUESE (SPANISH), ITALIAN, GREEK” can be decoded;
2. If b1=1, b2=0, then the TEXT languages like “ENGLISH, FRENCH, DANISH, NORWEGIAN, GERMAN, PORTUGUESE (SPANISH), ITALIAN, GREEK” can be decoded.
3. If b1=0, b2=1, then the TEXT languages like “POLISH, FRENCH, SWEDISH, CZECH, HOLLAND, SERBIAN, ITALIAN, RUMANIAN” can be decoded.
4. If b1 = b2 =1, then the TEXT languages like “POLISH, FRENCH, SWEDISH, CZECH, GERMAN, PORTUGUESE (SPANISH), LETTISH, RUMANIAN” can be decoded.
ST Ttext b0 is used to change the process for adjusting Auto gain.
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1) When CPU ST92195C7B1/MOK is used, the b0 is suggested to set to 0, the gain table for shrink version should be selected.
2) When CPU ST92195C7B1/MNU is used, the b0 is suggested to set to 1, the gain table for nor­mal version will be selected.
b1,b2,b3 = select the correct process, on ly for ST e ngineer adjustment. ROM_M6_P_valid | OSDEPROM_M6_R_valid | ROM_M6_R_valid | EPROM_M6_R_valid EPROM_M6_R_valid | ROMLESS_H5_P_valid | ROM_H5_P_valid | EPROM_M6_A_valid /* note: ROMLESS_M6_R_valid == ROM_M6_R_valid*/ b4 = Color transition for SVHS of STV224XX (0 = b5 is available, 1 = b5 is not available, and “SHARPNESS” is no feature. ) b5 = (0 = STV224XH, 1 = STV224XC/D/E). b6 = Tuner Drift Correction ( 0 = OFF, 1 = ON. ) b7 = RGB/DVD display on screen (0 = RGB, 1 = DVD.)
HPOS OSD,
Adjustment for horizontal position of OSD.
VPOS OSD,
Adjustment for vertical position of OSD.
HPOS TXT,
Adjustment for horizontal position of teletext.
VPOS TXT,
Adjustment f or vertical position of teletext.
HOTEL MODE,
To set HOTEL MODE ON or OFF. When HOTEL MODE is enabled. The end user can not make any adjustment of items in menu INSTALL , AUDIO and ORGANIZE. Menu INSTALL and AUDIO will disappear automatically.
Volume Limit,
To set the maximum volume. It’s only available when HOTEL MODE is enabled.
SndSt 1
b0, b1, b2, b3 of SndSt 1 are used to set the sound output level at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF signal. When b0, b1, b2, b3 of SndSt 1 are all set 0, the minimum sound output level will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF signal. When b0, b1, b2, b3 of SndSt 1 are all set 1, it’s 15 in decimal. The maximum sound output level will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF signal. b4, b5, b6, b7 of SndSt 1 are used to set the “SURROUND” gain at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF & AV signal. When b4, b5, b6, b7 of SndSt 1 are all set 0, the minimum “SURROUND” gain will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF & AV signal. When b4, b5, b6, b7 of SndSt 1 are all set 1, it’s 240 in decimal. The maximum “SURROUND” gain will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF signal.
SndSt 2
b0, b2, b2, b3 of SndSt 2 are used to set the sound output level at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with AV signal. When b0, b2, b2, b3 of SndSt 1 are all set 0, the minimum sound output level will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with AV signal. When b0, b2, b2, b3 of SndSt 1 are all set 1, it’s 15 in decimal. The maximum sound output level will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with AV signal. b4, b5, b6, b7 of SndSt 2 are used to set the “EQUALIZER” gain at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF & AV signal. When b4, b5, b6, b7 of SndSt 1 are all set 0, the maximum
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“EQUALIZER” gain will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF & AV signal. When b4, b5, b6, b7 of SndSt 1 are all set 1, it’s 240 in decimal. The minimum “EQUALIZER” gain will be got at pin 26 and pin 27 of STV8216 with RF & AV signal.
LL1 MAGC,
Just for SECAM LL1 SIF AGC setting purpose in STV8216. No available for PAL and NTSC system. When the item “LL1 MAGC” is set to OFF, the SIF AGC of STV8216 is set by software. When the item “LL1 MAGC” is set to ON, the SIF AGC of STV8216 can be set manually. The following steps can be followed when set this item.
1) To get a RF SECAM LL1 signal without sound modulation, only sound carrier is available.
And put the signal to input of tuner in CTV 5 chassis.
2) To press “SERVICE” key on remote control to enter service menu. And select the item “LL1
MAGC” by P+ or P- key on remote control.
3) Set the item “LL1 MAGC” from “OFF” to “ON” by V+ or V- key on remote control.
service command,
1) “PP”----exit
2) “OK”---- switch between the service menu
3) “AV”---- auto VCO adjust
4) “MUTE” ---- one line gain
Enter service menu with user remote control,
1) Press key “Sleep” on remote control to set sleep time to “00:50”.
2) Within 5 seconds, press local key “V+” in TV set to enter service menu.
3) Adjust expecting item as the same as service remote control.
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APPENDIX A: IR REMOTE CONTROL
The M3004LAB1 transmitter IC is designed for infrared remote control systems. The data format for the remote output is as follows
The pattern is pulse distance coded. These pulses are modulated. Modulated pulses allow receiv­ers with narrow band preamplifiers for improved noise rejection. In the modulated transmission the first bit is a constant reference time bit. This is used as a refer­ence time for the decoding sequence. This is followed by a toggle bit. The toggle bits function is to indicate to the decoder that next instruction is to be considered as a new command. The next 3 bits are for the Sub system address. These bits have been hardwired as 101 for CTV5. The last 6 bits are command bits, the codes of which for different commands are listed in Section
4.7.
Controller Type ST92195 Crystal frequency of controller 4 MHz IR Receiver type TFMS 5380 or Similar IR Transmitter type M3004LAB1 or Similar Crystal Frequency of IR Transmitter 455 KHz
For crystal of 455 KHz, t_osc = 2.2 us Modulation period = Tm = 12 * t_osc = 26.4 us Basic unit of pulse distance = To = 1152 * t_osc = 2.534 ms Word distance = 55296 * t_osc = 121.65 ms Logic “0” = 2To = 5ms (approx) Logic “1” = 3To = 7.5 ms Toggle bit = 5ms or 7.5 ms Reference bit = 7.5 ms
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2822 TV4KS SCHEMATIC DIAG RAM
SDA +5V-1
C808
10u/16V
Q2012SA1015
47u/16V
C036
22p
0.47u/50V C021
82p
C022
0.1u
C033
0.1u
C019
R807
270K
XTO
VMC1
+
C811
+
C202
R075
6.2K
Q001
2N3904
1N4148
C014
D005
2200p
0.1u
39p
C023
X801
22p
XTI
VMC2
10u/16V
TUNER
IF
R0721KR073
R012 33K
R207 5.6K
R205 5.6K
D006
R090 1K
R049 5.6K
+
C034 47u/16V
C035 4700p
+
C011 47u/16V
C823 22p
27MHz
C822
GNDSP
AI2L
C809
+
R201
100
V+
R071 10K
R001 33K
C001 0.1u
R003 33K
C002
0.1u
R004 33K
5.1V
R043 10
R024 1.5K
R030
1.5K
R041 10
AI2L
2.2K
C821
0.1u
GND1
AI2R
AI2R
BSW2 BSW1
+5V
+33V
SIF SW
BSW2 BSW1
+5V
V SYNC
+5V
TXT
+5V
47u/16V
+
C827 R808
220K
C820
+
0.47u/16V
MCK
VDD1
SYSCK
VDDA
GNDAH
AO2L
C812
0.1u
+
C813 10u/16V
R803 330
+8V
IF
Q801
D801
2SA1015
R805
R804
1N4148
100
SAD
REG
RESET
AO2R
VERFA
VDDH
C814
C817
0.1u 10u/16V
+
C815
10u/16V
C816
L803
0.1u
10uH
+8V
+
FM CAP
IC101
STV2248
SIF IN1
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C122
1u/50V
12
0.1u
2.2K
C104
SCL
AI3L
+
C135 1u/50V
+
D101
R118
C819
10u/16V
AUDIO OUT
SIF IN2
10u/16V
1N41
6.8K
100
ADR
AL3R
+
C818 0.1u
L104
10uH
C134
GND D
AGCSIFCAP
+
C123
45
48
R117
0.1u
C132
100u 16V
2.2K
R806
HPD
BGAP
+
VCC D
VREF IF
C124
0.022u
SAW102 K9650M
3
2SC1815
R116
4.7K
+5V-1
100
Q101
IF
C603-C606 D603-D607 1000p 1KV RM11C
VT
SC
D605
D606
C606 C604
0.22u 250V
XS600
XP600
C601A
0.22u 250V F601
SW601
XS600A
C602
D603
D604
T601 ET2868
T3.15A 250V
C603C605
RT601
AC230V
50Hz
+8V
T603
PFC COIL
R602
3.9
5
MZ72-18
C608
0.22u 400V
XS601
L601
DEGAUSSING COIL
C825
R813 68
ST
BUS1
VERFIF
R802
22
4.7K
D203 1N4148
R208 10K
IC011
HS0038
WS
SCK
GNDIF
VDDIF
C805
0.1u
L802 10uH
AGCVTBU
R202
C205
0.1u
27K
Q203
2SA1015
C204
47u/16V
MONOIN
+
D001A
HFT505M
SD0
AO1L
AOL
BH
IRQ
BUS0
IC801
STV8216
VTOP
SIF
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C804
C803
0.1u
0.22u
C802
56p
+5V
SIF
AGC VT
+
R203
C206
22u/16V
+5V-1
I R
R015
R015A
1K
SCL
+
C004 220p
R020
4.7K
R006 12K
SDA
GND
R023 10K
1K
1K
1K
R034 1K
R011 5.6K
R019 6.8K
R018 5.6K
IC002 24C08
R029 1K
R031 1K
R033 1K
C008
0.1u
C012
0.1u
C013
22p
510
R076 10
R007
XS001
1
IR IN
2
RESET
3
NC
4
MUTE
5
NC
6
STD BY
7
SERVICE
8
SCART1 ID
9
SCART2 ID
10
TV /AV
12K
11
S0
12
S1
13
NC
14
DATA PRT
15
OSD B
16
OSD G
17
OSD R
18
OSD FB
19
SDA
20
SCL
21
VDD
22
JTD0
23
WSCF
24
ESCR
25
AVDD3
26
TEST0
27
MCFM
28 29
JTCK
+8V
+5V
RST
MUTE
STD BY +5V
SCART1 ID
SCART2 ID
SDA SCL +5V
OSD B
R028
OSD G
R027
OSD R
R026
OSD FB
SDA SCL
L001
10uH
+5V
+
C040
C041
0.1u
10u/16V
R036 6.8K R010 4.7K
R060 6.8K
R005 6.8K
R009 2.7K R008 2.7K
WC
VCC
A0A1A2
R025 2.7K
+
C009
100u/16V
C005 0.22u
R017 10
C010
47u/16V
C003 4700p
R814
68
CKTST
AO1R
C806 10u/16V
AOR
BL
D202 1N4148
Q2022SA1015
R206 10K
47u/16V
IC001 ST92195
STDBY LED
STDBY LED
VOL PWM
VLIN PWM
+
10u/16V
C824
C826
0.1u
GNDP
GND2
VDD2
AI1L
GNDC
VDCC
C807
0.1u
+
AI1L
VCC
83154672 9 10 11
C201 47u/16V
+
R209 4.7K
D201 1N4148
+
R204
C203
10K
+
C067
10u/16V
56
KB IN
55
NC
54
VT
53
52
51
OSC
50
OSC
49
48
47
NC
46
SIF SW
45
NC
44
PIF SW
43
BSW2
42
BSW1
D004
1N4148
41
V SYNC
40
H SYNC
39
AVDD1
38
PXFM
37
JTRET0
36
GND
35
AGND
34
TXT VIN
33
WSS
32
JTMS
31
AVDD2
30
CVBS0
TXCF
0.1u
VDDP
AI1R
C810
0.1u
AI1R
SW3P-SW4P+SW5V-SW6
R074
3.9K
R037 39K
C031 47p
R002 10K
X001
4MHz
C015
39p
R039 5.6K
+
R021 15K
GNDSA
LSL
OUT L
SDA
R148
C109
1u/50V
R115
10K
R114
22K
OUT R
SCL
100
SDA
AGCPIFCAP
+
29303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556
HPL
HPR
LSR
SW
+8V
R145
+
C143
4700p
C142
2.2u/50V
R137
R147
15K
LFB
SCL
SLPF
AGC OUT
PIF IN2
PIF IN1
R121 150
C106
0.33u
45
12
SAW101 K3953M
C105
0.1u
SIF SW
IF
T602
220u/400V
ET2868
C613 4700p
R611
5.6K
Q611
2SA1015
D619 11V
R623
2.7K
+25V
OUT R
OUT L
8.2K
1N4148
R138
2.2K
3
C107
0.1u
C607
1N4148
SC
+
D614
D617 ES1
1N4148
H OUT
D103
2.2K
H OUT
IF PLL
C108
AGC
R619
47
C614
0.1u
D616
R617 1K
R146
MUTE
R139
1000p
R801560
R626
2.2K
R709 22K
2SA1015
VSYNC
2.2K
VERT
GND IF
SIF
C615
0.01u
R809
10K
R810
10K
D706
1N4148
Q702
R144 56K
C121
47u/16V
L101
10uH
Q701
2SC1815
C715 220u
ABL
D102
L105 10uH
R143
2.2K C145
+
4.7u
C141
0.1u
BCL
AM/FM OUT
C801
47p
L801
10uH
C103
0.1u
+
R620 120K
R621 120K
R622 15K
R624
39
2
2SC3807 Q612
R615 22K
R707 680
1N4148
16V
VCC1
VCC IF
+5V-1
D708
D709 1N4148
C702
0.1u
R812
4.7K
C701
0.1u
R811
4.7K
+
TXT
1N4148
470u 16V
CVBSOUT
INTCVBSOUT
L103
CF102
5.5MHz
1000p 2KV
Q613
2SC4429
C617
0.015u
R713 1
C707
100u/16V
C704 1000p
C703 1000p
IC701
TDA7263M
D707
1N4148
R710 22K
C139
0.1u
C131
+
GND1
EXTAUDIAIN
R119 150
6.8uH
R625
6.8
C616
2200p 400V
2
+
5
1
V MUTE
R129 56K
V AMP
PIF LC1
T101
7K011
470u/16V
10uH
+8V
2
C629
39
6
+5V
C137 0.1u
27K
R136
CLPF
PIF LC2
C119
0.1u
+
C133
L102
R111 470
R113
560
IC601
H11A817
T611
5
8 2
3
R629
8.2M 1/2W
10u/50V
C138 4700p
XTAL1
VCC2
R703
100
C161 15p
X102
4.43 MHz
V OUT
C710
1000u/35V
+
8
4
10u/50V
10
2
XTAL2
CVBS IN1
C118
+
1u/50V
R123
1K
R124
1K
Q102
R112
1K
15
9
17
16 13
9
C712
470u/25V
+
R711
4.7
+
C705
C706
+
R706
6.8K
C129
XTAL3
GND2
1u/50V
2SC1815
2SC1815
R SPK
R705
6.8K R704
100
R712
4.7
C713
0.1u
L SPK
OSD R
OSD FB
C128
0.1u
OSD R
OSD FB
CVBS IN2
C426
+
+
R420
75
+
C110
47u/16V
Q103
D634
RU4YX
C634 390P
C645 2200u/ 25V
D635
RU4YX
C637
470P
C635
1000u/35V
D631
RU4AM
C631
470P
C641
100u/160V
C714
0.1u
470u/25V
0.1u
C117
C111
0.1u
+
+
+
C711
OSD G
1u/50V
+8V
C127
0.1u
OSD G
Y/CVBS IN3
+
C425 1u/50V
R638
68K
+
1. IS MARK OF CRITICAL COMPONENT
2.SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
V IN1
R418
Q683 B892
R685
15K
SCART2
OSD B
C126
0.1u
OSD B
75
V IN2
1
VR631
R639 22K
R636
R128 330K
6.8K
2K
XS702
XS701
ICAT
R135
ICAT
APRBSCHR
+
C125
1K
R655 1K
VIVOFBI
R OUT
470
R133
R OUT
B EXT
C153
0.1u
1u/50V
R156
75
C651
0.1u
IC605
V in
GND
7805
R635 150K
Q631
2SC1815
D641
6.2V
G OUT
R132
G OUT
G EXT
C152
0.1u
R155
75
V out
SCART2 ID
470
V in
V IN2
B OUT
B OUT
R EXT
IC606 7812
R016
C151
0.1u
R154
GND
270
V OUT
R131 470
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75
R637 180K
R409 68
R134 47K
NC
FB EXT
V out
R633 22
+
470u/16V
R153
75
C657
0.1u
5
C639
2SA1015
C401 1000p C403
1000p
220u/16V
100u/16V
D002
3.9V
R689
22K
Q686
D685 6.2V
R403 100K
C661
GIRI
C406
1000p
C408
1000p
C656
FBI
R014
4.7K
R684 150K
R015 470
R408 100K
C410
RI GI BI
+
C402 1000p C404
1000p
1u 50V
+12V
+
2SC1815
R404 100K
+
AI1L
BI
C405
1000p
C407
1000p
B OUT G OUT R OUT
ICAT
ABL-V +12V
SCL SDA
V SYNC +24V +12V
V MUTE
C658
Q002
2SA1015
Q685
C411
R407 100K
1u 50V
+
AOL
0.1u
R688 10K
R686 150K
C685
1u
50V
R401 220
C409
IC603 7808
V in
GND
IC604 7805
V in
L401 8.2uH
1u 50V
+
GND
1N4148
R013 100K
+
AI1R
V out
D001
R406 220
V out
R687 560K
L404 8.2uH
C674
0.1u
RILISW
C671
0.1u
ROLO
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L402 8.2uH
R402 220
C412
+
AOR
R640
2
15K
uPC574
1N4148
47u/16V
D626
D309
L403 8.2uH
R405 220
1u 50V
C675
47u/16V
XS302
+
C632
C006
1u/50V
Q682 2SC1815
+
+
VIVOFBI
R419
68
V IN1
V OUT
C506 220p
XP502
XP501XS101
R301 100
R302 100
+8V
+5V-1
+5V
RST
+25V
+140V
+33V
+
C659 1uF/50V
STD BY
H OUT
C326
0.1u
Q301
2SD2688
FBI
2
R512 15K
R520 22
C325
330p
500V
RI
D506
1N4007
BF423
C302
RILISW
R509
R508 10K
R513 10K
Q507
C505 470p
SDA
C304
0.68u
R317 1K
R304
8.2K
1.2K
Q506 BF423
R511 390
CHOLD
L304 1mH
4.7u/160V
D303
RGP15J
C322
220p/500V
R303
2
8.2K
R325
7.5K
L301
0.2uH
2SC5296
C502 220p
SYNC
R318 1K
Q302
L303
0.2uH
ROLO
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Q503
BF423
Q508 2SC2688
C310
2
0.1u/250V
L302
0.2uH
D502
1N4007
1
100u/100V
C419
C416
1000p
1000p
R515
2.2K R510
2.2K R505
2.2K
R504
1.2K
R503
10K
Q504
2SC1815
C503
470p
R506
390
IC301 STV9306
VCC
FLYBACK
C305
100u/35V
D302 1N4007
R331 10
2
2
+
R329 4.7
D301
43V
1
R310
1
R307
2
1
+
C321
C323
C313
8200p
1.6KV
C316
220p
2KV
GND
+
0.027u
C420 1000p
C315
400V
Q505 2SC2688
OUT
C415 1000p
L407 8.2uH L406 8.2uH L408 8.2uH L405 8.2uH
KB
KG
KR
2SC2688
2SC1815
C501
470p
VOPS
C309
+
1u/250V
C318 220p/500V
RGP15J
1
R316
BY228
C314
4700p
1.6KV
D308
D307
Q502
Q501
R322 100
EWOUT
BI
GIRI
SCART1
GIBISCART1 ID
D504
C504
1N4007
220p
1.2K
R514
Q509
2
2
R502 15K
R507 15K
+
C507
R521
1u/250V
150K
2SC1815
C301
47p
47p
SCL
CRAMP
1 23456789101112131415
C303
0.1u
+12V
SC
C330
+24V
+140V
+24V ABL-V ABL
C324
330p/500V
47p
R306
1.5K
T301
JDT1906
D304 1N4148
+
C320
1000u/35V
R305
8.2K
2
C422 1000p
R516 47K
5.1V D507
R501
390
C512
+
1u/250V
SENS2
R323
0.51
+
C306 1000u/16V
0.027u/400V C311
0.27u/400V R308 10K
10u/250V
T302 LTC-312
D306 RGP15J
100K
R415
C319
R314 10K
2
EWSENS
CRT
+
2
R149 10K
C418
R411
1000p
SENS1
R335
100
C308
0.033u
C312
+
C146
4.7u/50V
D305 RGP10G
R319 22K
100uH
R416
100K
C421
1000p
R311
BREATH
220K
R324 68K
L305 35uH
1
R309 1K
L306
R315 3.3
3
100K
R410
C417
1000p
R413 220 R417 220 R412 220
C511
2200p/2KV
R522
2.2M
D509 1N4007
R313 15K
C307
R320
2.2K
1000p
R336
2
470
HV
FOCUS
SCREEN
C317
0.039u
2822 TV4KS SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Title: Number: Date:
25-Feb-2005 1 of 1
100K
R321
8.2K
R312 100K
R414 220
1u 50V
C414
1u 50V
V CIOL
H COIL
C424
C423 1u 50V
+
C413
1u 50V
+
+ +
AOL
AI2L
AOR
AI2R
Revision: Sheet:
Described: Checked: Approved:
1
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SCL
SDA
AGC VT
22u/16V
+5V-1
BSW2
BSW1
+8V
+5V
RST
MUTE
STD BY +5V
SCART1 ID
SCART2 ID
SDA SCL +5V
OSD B
OSD G
OSD R
OSD FB
SDA SCL
L001 10uH
+5V
C206
10u/16V
R0091.5K R0081.5K
R028
R027
R026
+
+
C040
C041
0.1u
R0366.8K R0104.7K
R060 6.8K
R005 6.8K
8
SS
OVP
PFCFBCS
1
R025 2.7K
+
C009
100u/16V
C005 0.22u
R017 10
C010
47u/16V
C003 4700p
R825 100
R826 100
AGCVTBU
R202
R203
27K
4.7K
IC011
HS0038
I R
R076 10
R020
4.7K
R006 12K
R007
DRV
VCC
IC002 24C08
GND
45
R02310K
1K
R0291K
1K
R0311K
1K
R0331K
R0341K
C008
0.1u
C004 220p
R0115.6K
R019 6.8K
+
C012
0.1u
R0185.6K
C013
22p
IC802
TDA7439
SDA SCL
12345
C833
10UF
C846 100UF
C203
C205
+
0.1u 47u/16V
+
D001A
HFT505M
R0151KR015A
510
XS001
IC001 ST92195
1
IR IN
2
RESET
3
NC
4
MUTE
5
NC
6
STD BY
7
SERVICE
8
SCART1 ID
9
SCART2 ID
10
TV /AV
12K
11
S0
S0
12
S1
S1
13
NC
14
DATA PRT
15
OSD B
16
OSD G
17
OSD R
18
OSD FB
19
SDA
20
SCL
21
VDD
22
JTD0
23
WSCF
24
ESCR
25
AVDD3
26
TEST0
27
MCFM
28 29
JTCK
C834
5.6n 282930
DGND
CRF
+8V
VCCBHBL
C202 47u/16V
STDBY LED
STDBY LED
VOL PWM
VLIN PWM
TXT VIN
SIF SW
PIF SW
V SYNC
H SYNC
AVDD1
JTRET0
AVDD2
CVBS0
C835
5.6n
TRR
VS
C847
L804 10UH
C201
+
47u/16V
+
C067
10u/16V
KB IN
NC
VT
OSC
OSC
NC
NC
BSW2
BSW1
PXFM
GND
AGND
WSS
JTMS
TXCF
R832
2.7K
C836
C837
18n
22n
MOL
MILROT
TRL
LOT
AGND
6
0.1UF
R OT
L OT
83154672 9 10 11
SW3P-SW4P+SW5V-SW6
R074
3.9K
56
55
R037 39K
54
53
C031 47p
52
R002 10K
51
50
49
X001
48
4MHz
47
C015
46
39p
45
44
43
42
D004
1N4148
41
40
39
38
R039 5.6K
37
C036
36
35
34
+
33
32
31
30
R021 15K
789
2N3904
C033
0.1u
22p
C019
0.47u/50V C021
82p
C022
0.1u
BANGA 29TFIN SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
R833
R834
R835
5.6K
5.6K
2.7K C844
2.2u
C842
C841
C843
C840
C839
C838 100n
BOL
RIN4
R075
6.2K
Q001
C014
39p
D005 1N4148
C023
2200p
AI2R
IF
C035 4700p
+
100n
BIL
RIN3
D006 R090 1K
+
C011 47u/16V
TUNER
R0721KR073
R071 10K
R012 33K
R001 33K
C001 0.1u
R003 33K
R004 33K
R2075.6K
R2055.6K
R049 5.6K
C034 47u/16V
R0241.5K
R04110
22n
100n
100n
BIR
BOR
MOR
RIN2
RIN1
LIN1
1011121314
C832
1UF
C831
1UF
AI1L
Audio
Audio
IF
R201
100
V+
2.2K
+5V
+33V
C002
0.1u
VT
SIF SW
BSW2 BSW1
+5V
5.1V
V SYNC
SC
+5V
R04310
TXT
R030
1.5K
+5V
18n
1718192021222324252627
INR
INL
MINR
LIN2
LIN3
AI1R
AI2L
C105
IF
0.1u
C845
MXOR
2.2u
LIN4
MXOL
15 16
+5V-1
L104 10uH
C134
0.1u
C132
C135
+
+
1u/50V
100 100u 16V
VCC D
GND D
FM CAP
IC101
AUDIO OUT
STV2248
VREF IF
AGCSIFCAP
SIF IN2
SIF IN1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
+
+
C123
C124
C122
10u/16V
0.022u
1u/50V
D2955F
12
45
3
SAW101
C603-C606 D603-D607 1000p 1KV RM11C
D605
D603
R602
3.9
5
D606
D604
C606 C604
C602
0.22u 250V
T601 ET2868
RT601
MZ72-18
XS600
XP600
C608
0.22u 400V
T3.15A 250V
C601A
0.22u 250V F601
SW601
XS600A
AC230V
50Hz
XS601
L601
DEGAUSSING COIL
+27V
2
R701
C712
2W 1E
0.1u C702 0.1u
R714
R OT
3K3
C704
R711 5K6
0.01u
C701 0.1u
L OT
R715 3K3
R712 5K6
C703
0.01u
R705
100
Q701
2SC1815
R022 10K
MUTE
SC
+8V
SCL
SDA
R148
C109 1u/50V
C107
0.1u
H OUT
8.2K
R145
+
D103
C143
4700p
1N4148
C142
2.2u/50V
R146
R138
R137
R147
2.2K
2.2K
15K
100
LFB
SCL
SDA
SLPF
H OUT
IF PLL
AGC OUT
PIF IN2
PIF IN1
AGCPIFCAP
R121 150
+
C108
1000p
C106
0.33u
C801
R836
2SC1815
Q005
10K
C4271uF/50V+C428
R093
D010
D011
AGC
1N4148
1N4148
AUDIO
S0
S1
ALO
C607
T602
220u/400V
ET2868
+
D614
C613
0.015u
1N4148
R611
R619
5.6K 47
C614
0.1u
Q611
D617 ES1
2SA1015
R626
D619
2.2K
D616
11V
1N4148
R617 1K
R623
2.7K
1. IS MARK OF CRITICAL COMPONENT
2.SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
IC701
C711
+
13
TDA7495SSA
1000u 35V
VS
1
INR
8
S-GND
11
PW-GND
5
INL
715
SVR
+
NCNCNC
C710
2346
470u 16V
R706 5K6
D705
1N4148
Q702
2SA1015
R050 4K7
Q003
C715
2SC1815
470u 16V
+5V
ABL
TXT
+5V-1
VSYNC
R144 56K
D102
1N4148
L105
C139
10uH
0.1u
R143
2.2K C145
+
4.7u
R139
2.2K
C131
C141
+
0.1u 470u
16V
BCL
GND1
VCC1
VERT
CVBSOUT
EXTAUDIAIN
INTCVBSOUT
VCC IF
AM/FM OUT
GND IF
R119 150
L103
+
16V/10
6.8uH
1K5
CF102
5.5MHz
C121
+
47u/16V
+
C103
0.1u
L101
10uH
1uF/50V
+5V-1
ARO
R620 120K
R625
R621
6.8
120K
C616
R622
1000p 2KV
22K
Q613
ST1802HI
R624
27
2
C617
2SC3807 Q612
0.015u
C615
R615
0.015u
15K
2200p 400V
C707
470u 25V
OUTR
14
+
C706
0.1u
9
STBY
R708 4R7
10
C709
MUTE
470u 25V
OUTL
12
+
0.1u
C708
R707 4R7
NC
R090 10K
C705
+
D706
0.47u 50V
1N4148
D707
R716
+
+C717
1N4148
1uF 50V
39K
D104
R125
1N4148
33KR126
C161 15p
X102
C138 4700p
C137 0.1u
27K
4.43
MHz
R129 56K
R136
CLPF
XTAL3
XTAL2
XTAL1
V AMP
VCC2
PIF LC2
CVBS IN1
GND2
PIF LC1
C118
+
1u/50V
T101
R123
7K011
C119
1K
R124
1K
0.1u
+
Q102
C133
470u/16V
L102
10uH
R112
R111
1K
470
R113
560
+8V
V OUT
IC601
H11A817
T611
15
2
5
9
17
16
8 2
13
9
3
C629
R629
12M 1/2W
R411
VIVOFBI
VIVOFBI
SCART2
GIRI
XS701
1K R702
R SPK
1K R703
XS702
L SPK
560
+15V
ICAT
OSD R
OSD G
OSD B
C128
0.1u
OSD R
C117
+
+
C111
0.1u
D634
RU4YX
C634 390P
+
C645 2200u/25V
D635
RU4YX
C637 470P
C635
+
D631
RU4AM
C631
470P
C641
R OUT
1K
R133
R135
C126
C127
0.1u
0.1u
ICAT
OSD B
R OUT
OSD G
B EXT
Y/CVBS IN3
APRBSCHR
C153
0.1u
+
1u/50V
1u/50V
C125
+
R128 330K
C425 1u/50V
R418
75
75
+8V
V IN1
V IN2
Q683
C651
0.1u
B892
R685
15K
IC605
V in
7805
R655 1K
R638 47K
R635
+
1
150K
Q631
2SC1815
VR631
2K
R639 22K
R636
D641
7.5K
6.2V
OSD FB
0.1u
C129
OSD FB
CVBS IN2
C426
+
1u/50V
R420
75
2SC1815
C110
47u/16V
Q103
2SC1815
1000u/35V
100u/160V
C406
C401
1000p
1000p
C408
C403
1000p
1000p
R403 100K
R409 68
SCART2 ID
V IN2
V OUT
B OUT
G OUT
R131
470
470
470
R132
R134 47K
29303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556
NC
B OUT
G OUT
R EXT
FB EXT
G EXT
C152
C151
0.1u
0.1u
R153
75
R15475R15575R156
IC606
C656
7812
220u/16V
V in
V out
GND
C657
0.1u
R633 22
5
C661
100u/16V
V out
GND
+
C639
470u/16V
D002
3.9V
R016
270
R637 180K
R689
22K
Q686
2SA1015
D685 6.2V
RILISW
ROLO
BI
123456789101112131415161718192021
C405
C402
1000p
1000p
C407
C404
L402 8.2uH
L404 8.2uH
L401 8.2uH
1000p
1000p
R408 100K
R404 100K
R407 100K
R401 220
R406 220
R402 220
C409
1u 50V
+
+
C410
1u 50V
AI1R
AI1L
AOR
AOL
B OUT G OUT R OUT
ICAT
FBI
RI
ABL-V
GI
+12V
BI
SCL SDA
V SYNC +24V +12V
IC603
+12V
7808
V MUTE
V in
V out
+
GND
C674
0.1u
IC604 7805
C658
V in
V out
+
GND
C671
0.1u
0.1u
R015
Q002
D001
470
2SA1015
1N4148
R013 100K
R014
4.7K
R640
2
15K
D626
uPC574 R688 10K
R686 150K
R687
R684
560K
150K
+
C685
1u
Q685
50V
2SC1815
D309
1N4148
47u/16V
L403 8.2uH
R405 220
C675
47u/16V
XS302
+
C632
C006
1u/50V
Q682 2SC1815
V IN1
V OUT
XP502
+
+
C326
0.1u
Q301
2SD2688
R419
68
FBIRIGIBISCART1 ID
D506
1N4007
C506 220p
BF423
2
R512 15K
XP501XS101
R520 22
C302
R301 100
R302 100
+8V
+5V-1
+5V
RST
+25V
+125V
+33V
+
C659
1uF/50V
STD BY
H OUT
C325
330p
500V
SCART1
Q509
R507 15K
R521
47p
+12V
SC
+24V
+125V
+24V ABL-V ABL
1000p/500V
R514
2
2
+
150K
C301
47p
R306
1.5K
C324
RILISW
ROLO
BI
GIRI
D504
C504
1N4007
220p
1.2K
R502 15K
C507 1u/250V
SCL
CRAMP
1 23456789101112131415
C303
0.1u
D304 1N4148
+
C320
1000u/35V
R305
8.2K
T301
JDT1906
C419
C416
C420
C415
1000p
1000p
1000p
D502
1N4007
VCC
D302 1N4007
+
1
R310
R307
100u/100V
C323
0.1u/250V
L302
2SC1815
100u/35V
1
1
2
1
C321
Q504
C503
470p
R331 10
R329 4.7
R503 10K
R515
2.2K R510
2.2K
R505
2.2K
R504
1.2K
R506 390
IC301 STV9306
GND
FLYBACK
C305
2
2
D301
47V
+
C313 8200p
1.6KV
C316
220p
2KV
1000p
L407 8.2uH L406 8.2uH L408 8.2uH L405 8.2uH
KB
KG
KR
Q505
Q502
2SC2688
2SC2688
Q501
2SC1815
C501
470p
OUT
VOPS
EWOUT
R322 100
+
C309
+
1u/250V
C318 220p/500V
D308
RGP15J
1
R316
D307
BY228
C314
6800p
C315
1.6KV
0.022u
400V
123456789101112131415161718192021
C502
R509
1.2K
220p
Q506 BF423
Q503
BF423
R50810K
R51310K
Q508 2SC2688
Q507
2SC1815
C505 470p
R511 390
SDA
CHOLD
SYNC
C304
0.68u
R317 1K
C310 L304 1mH
4.7u/160V
C327
56p
R318 1K
D303
RGP15J
C322
220p/500V
R303
R304
2
2
2
8.2K
8.2K
R325
7.5K
0.2uH
L301
0.2uH Q302
2SC5296
L303
0.2uH
C422
1000p
R516
47K
R501
390
C512
1u/250V
0.33u/400V
T302
4.7u/50V
D306 RGP15J
+
SENS2
+
C146
100K
R415
5.1V D507
R323
0.68
C306 1000u/16V
R308 10K
C319
10u/250V
R416
100K
100K
R414
C413
220
1u 50V
R410
100K
C417
C511
2200p/2KV
R522
2.2M
D509 1N4007
R313 15K
C307 1000p
R336
2
470
C317
0.039u
1000p
HV
FOCUS
SCREEN
R413 220 R417 220 R412 220
R320
2.2K
+
+
C414
1u 50V
AOL
AOR
AI2L
AI2R
R312 100K
V CIOL
H COIL
R321
8.2K
C418
C421
1000p
1000p
CRT
R311
EWSENS
SENS1
BREATH
220K
R324
R314
R335
68K
10K
100
2
C308
0.033u
C311
L305 29uH
1
R309 1K D305 RGP10G
2
L306
+
100uH
R315 2.2
3
R319
R149
22K
10K
+
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