SERVICE MANUAL
MANUEL D'ENTRETIEN
WARTUNGSHANDBUCH
CAUTION:
Before servicing this chassis, it is important that the service technician read the “Safety
Precautions” and “Product Safety Notices” in this service manual.
No. 0202
»
17LD4200
Data contained within this Service
manual is subject to alteration for
improvement.
ATTENTION:
Avant d’effectuer l’entretien du châassis, le technicien doit lire les «Précautions de sécurité»
et les «Notices de sécurité du produit» présentés dans le présent manuel.
VORSICHT:
Vor Öffnen des Gehäuses hat der Service-Ingenieur die „Sicherheitshinweise“ und „Hinweise
zur Produktsicherheit“ in diesem Wartungshandbuch zu lesen.
Les données fournies dans le présent
manuel d’entretien peuvent faire l’objet
de modifications en vue de perfectionner
le produit.
Die in diesem Wartungshandbuch
enthaltenen Spezifikationen können sich
zwecks Verbesserungen ändern.
SPECIFICATIONS AND PARTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOR IMPROVEMENT
- Composite Video : Monitor rear side : RCA female (Yellow)
Component : Monitor rear side : RCA female(G, B, R)
- TV : Monitor rear side : F or IEC type female
- Audio : Monitor rear side :
AV1 for S-Video
2.6.2 MONITOR CONTROL KEYS
KEY :
Power , Menu , Function Up/Down , Vol. Up/Down , Source
- PC I/P for PC : 3.5mm Stereo female
: 4 Pin Mini-DIN female
AV2 for Component and
Composite Video
(Red/White)
: RCA female (Red/White)
2.6.3 POSITION OF CONTROLS
Position of all switches : Top side of front bezel
Position of LED and IR sensor : Bottom side of front bezel
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2.6.4 MONITOR CONTROL FUNCTION
PC mode Bright, Contrast, Picture position, OSD position, Auto adjustment,
Clock, Phase, OSD Transparence, Language, Color Temperature
Graphic/Text select
VIDEO mode AUDIO , PICTURE , SETUP
TV mode AUDIO , PICTURE , SETUP , SYSTEM
2.6.5 OSD Pattern
PC mode
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Video, TV mode
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2.7 TESTING CONDITIONS
Pattern Checking
Circle Overall Linearity , Geometry
Framing.
Reflections aspect ratio format
Center Cross Pin-cushion correction
Deflection Linearity
Crosshatch Static convergence
Dynamic convergence
Pin-cushion correction
Multi burst Video Bandwidth
Amplitude response/resolution
Color Bars Overall color performance
Burst keying
Sub-carrier regenerator
Matrix circuit
RGB amplifiers
Delay color versus b/w signal
Saturation check
562.5KHz interference check
VCR White level
Amplitude response,
resolution of VCR and other
video recorders
Linearity of chroma amplitude
Sensitivity color amplitude
Color AGC
Ratio chroma / luminance
Writing current
Recording performance
Slow/quick-motion
Still picture
On a black background is suited for checking the
overall linearity and geometry
The white circle changes automatically to black
when used with the white pattern and is useful for
checking reflection.
It is applied to check the deflection linearity
And for pin-cushion correction
Full screen definition pattern of
8vert. Bars 0.8MHz to 4.8MHz.
Contains eight full screen vertical bars of definition
lines in the frequency ranges 0.8,
1.8,2.8,3.0,3.2,3.4,3.8,and 4.8 MHz This checks the
bandwidth of the video or luminance amplifier in
black and white or color TV as well as the
resolution of monitor and video recorders
The vertical bars are white, yellow, cyan, green,
magenta, red, blue, and black. The luminance
content depends on the TV system selected and is
automatically correct after the user makes the
selection. The color bar pattern in fact provides
sufficient information for a good overall check on
color performance. This includes the checks on
burst keying, sub-carrier regeneration, RGB
amplifiers, the delay color versus B/W signal and
saturation check
Check the bandwidth , linearity , sensitivity , and
AGC of the chroma amplifiers in color video
recorders . This combined test pattern is divided into
the following four horizontal segments:
-Horizontal 100% white bar covering 1/16 field for
exact level adjustment
-Eight bars of resolution of which
2.8-3.0-3.2-3.4MHz are used to align the high-pass
filter for a maximum resolution in VCR bandwidth
-The next part of the pattern contains eight steps of
decreasing linear levels of saturation of 100%to 0%
to check the chroma amplifier linearity and color
AGC circuitry. For example, if the chroma writing
current is too high, color will be visible in the last
bar where no color should be seen normally
-The bottom section consists of black horizontal bar
with a moving white field to check moving pictures
on video recorders
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2.8 OSD FUNCTION
2.8.1 IR Control
POWER TEXT
Switch between power-on and
power-off.
Turn the Teletext function
ON/OFF
MUTE INDEX
Turn the sound on/off. Turn page to index page.
MPX MODE
Select the language and the sound
Turn ON/OFF list mode.
output
VOLUME REVEAL
Adjust the volume. Turn ON/OFF conceal information
CHANNEL
Select channels up or down. Turn on/off the OSD menu.
TV/AV/PC ←→
Select input sources of TV,
AV1/S-V, AV2/CVBS,
Adjust the selected item on menu
or adjust the volume.
COMPONMENT, and PC.
SLEEP ↑↓
Select timer to turn power off. The
default timer is 10, 20, 30, 40, 50,
60, and 90 minutes (Only enable in
TV function).
* Press to select desired item on
the menu
* Press to select desired page on
the text mode
LAST CH Teletext color Keys
Turn back the last select channel. For special teletext functions
DISPLAY 0~9 Number Keys
Show the information on screen. Used to select cable TV or
Terrestrial programs.
4:3 / 16:9
Select the screen scale.
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2.8.1.1 Teletext
Teletext is an optional function, therefore only the set of the teletext system can receive the
teletext broadcast.
Teletext is a free service broadcast by most TV stations which gives up-to-the-minute
information on news, weather, television programs, stock prices and many other topics.
The teletext decoder of this TV can support the SIMPLE, TOP and FASTEXT systems.
SIMPLE (standard teletext) consists of a number of pages which are selected by directly
entering the corresponding page number. TOP and FASTEXT are more modern methods
allowing quick and easy selection of teletext information.
Switch ON/ OFF
Press the TEXT
button to switch the teletext. The initial page or last page appears on the
screen.
Two page numbers, TV station name, date and time are displayed on the screen headline. The first
page number indicates your selection, while the second shows the current page displayed.
Press the TEXT
or TV/AV/PC button to switch off teletext. The previous mode reappears.
SIMPLE text
Page selection
1. Enter the desired page number as a three-digit number with the NUMBER buttons. If you press
a wrong number during selection, you must complete the three-digit number and then reenter
the correct page number.
2. The ↑ / ↓ button can be used to select the previous or next page.
Programming a color button in LIST mode
If the TV is in SIMPLE text, TOP text or FASTEXT mode, press the “MODE” button to switch
to LIST mode.
Four teletext page numbers of your choice can be colored and easily selected by pressing the
corresponding colored button on the remote control handset.
1. Press a colored button.
2. Using the NUMBER buttons to select the page you wish to program.
3. Press the button. Then the selected page is stored as the selected page number with blinking
once. From now on, you can select this page with the same colored button.
4. The three other colored buttons are programmed in the way.
TOP text
The User’s Guide displays four fields-red, green, yellow and blue at the bottom of the screen. The
yellow field denotes the next group and blue field indicates the next block.
Block/ group/ page selection
1. With the blue button you, can progress from block to block.
2. Use the yellow button to proceed to the next group with automatic overflow to the next block.
3. With the green button, you can proceed to the next existing page with automatic overflow to the
next group. (Alternatively the ↑ button can be used.)
4. The red button permits you to return to the previous selection. (Alternatively the ↓ button can be
used.)
Direct page selection
In the SIMPLE teletext mode, you can select a page by using the NUMBER buttons in TOP mode
to enter the three-digit number.
FASTEXT
The teletext pages are color coded along the bottom of the screen and are selected by pressing the
corresponding colored button.
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Page selection
1. Press the “INDEX” button to select the index page.
2. You can select the pages which are color coded along the bottom line with the same colored
buttons.
3. Corresponding to the SIMPLE teletext mode, you can select a page by entering its three-digit
page number with the NUMNER buttons in FASTEXT mode.
4. The ↑ / ↓ button can be used to select the previous or next page.
REVEAL
Press this button to display hidden information, such as solution of riddles or puzzles.
Press this button again to remove the information from the display.
2.8.2 Advanced Setting
2.8.2.1 AV1/S-Video, AV2/CVBS and COMPONENT, TV settings
The OSD shown below displays when you press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button. You can see four options shown as below.
AUDIO: Treble, Bass and Balance.
PICTURE: Bright, Contrast, Colour and Sharp.
SETUP: Channel search, Channel memory, Fine Tune, Channel Swap and Recall System.
SYSTEM: PAL / SECAM / SECAM L, Sound, NICAM.
LANGUAGE
When you start using your set for the first time, you must select the language which
will be used for displaying menus and indications.
Press "←, →" (on remote control) button to select English, German, French, Spanish, or
Italian as your preferred OSD language.
AUDIO
TREBLE
1. Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2. Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select TREBLE.
3. Press "
" (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to lower or raise the treble for sound.
BASS
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select BASS.
3.Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to lower or raise the bass for sound.
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BALANCE
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select BALANCE.
3.Adjust the speaker balance on Left/Right by pressing "
" (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote control)
button.
PICTURE
BRIGHT
1. Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2. Press "
control) button to select PICTURE.
" (on main body) or "→" (on remote
3. Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select BRIGHT.
4. Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to increase or decrease the screen
brightness.
CONTRAST
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote
control) button to select PICTURE.
3.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select CONTRAST.
4.Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to increase or decrease the screen
contrast.
COLOUR
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press "
control) button to select PICTURE.
" (on main body) or "→" (on remote
3.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select COLOUR.
4.Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to lower or higher the screen colour
intensity.
SHARP
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote
control) button to select PICTURE.
3.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select SHARP.
4.Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to adjust the contrast for soft or sharp.
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SETUP
CH. SEARCH
1. Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2. Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote
control) button to select SETUP.
3. Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select CH. SEARCH.
4. Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to select NO or YES. If you select YES,
the TV will scan program channels automatically.
CH. MEMORY
1. Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2. Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote
control) button to select SETUP.
3. Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select CH. MEMORY.
4. Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to select NO or YES. If you select
YES, the TV will add the you are currently watching
to the memory.
FINE TUNE
If the reception is clear, you do not have to fine-tune the
channel, as this is done automatically during the search
and store operation. If however the signal is weak or
distorted, you may have to fine-tune the channel
manually.
1. Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2. Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote
control) button to select SETUP.
3. Press “ “ (on main body) or “↑, ↓” (on remote
control) button to select FINE TUNE.
4. Press “ “ (on main body) or “←, →” (on remote
control) button to fine-tune the channel manually if the
reception is not very clear. You can increase or decrease
the number to achieve the best picture.
CH. SWAP
1. Press “MENU” (on main body) or “►” (on remote
control) button.
2. Press “ “ (on main body) or “→” (on remote
control) button to select SETUP.
3. Press “ “ (on main body) or “↑, ↓” (on remote
control) button to select CH. SWAP.
4. Press “
“ (on main body) or, press the appropriate
numbers on remote control to select the original
channel number you’d like to change.(eg 001).
5. Repeat the last operation to assign the target channel
number to the original channel.
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RECALL
1. Press “MENU” (on main body) or “►” (on remote
control) button.
2. Press “ “ (on main body) or “→” (on remote
control) button to select SETUP.
3. Press “ “ (on main body) or “↑, ↓” (on remote
control) button to select RECALL.
4. Press “ “ (on main body) or “←, →” (on remote
control) button to select NO or YES. If you select YES,
the TV will recall all the picture settings to default.
SYSTEM
1. Press “MENU” (on main body) or “►” (on remote
control) button.
2. Press “ “ (on main body) or “→” (on remote control)
button to select SETUP.
3. Press “ “ (on main body) or “↑, ↓” (on remote control)
button to select SYSTEM.
4. Press “ “ (on main body) or “←, →” (on remote
control) button to select OFF or ON. If you select
OFF, the SYSTEM menu will have no function when
you push the menu button. This menu is not normally
needed once you have tuned the set in for the first time.
To see the SYSTEM menu select ON in the SETUP
menu.
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SYSTEM
Please make sure the SYSTEM menu is ON status before selecting it. (Please refer to above
SYSTEM- OFF ON setting in the SETUP menu.)
PAL/SECAM/SECAM L
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote
control) button to select SYSTEM.
3.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select PAL / SECAM / SECAM L.
4.Press "
" (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to select the appropriate PICTURE
signal type from PAL, SECAM, and SECAM L.
SOUND
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote
control) button to select SYSTEM.
3.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select SOUND.
4.Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to select the appropriate sound system
from B/G, D/K, or I. The sound system will display on
top-righter coner of screen “B”, “D” or “I” of your
choice.
NICAM
1.Press "MENU" (on main body) or "►" (on remote
control) button.
2.Press " " (on main body) or "→" (on remote control)
button to select SYSTEM.
3.Press " " (on main body) or "↑, ↓" (on remote
control) button to select NICAM.
4.Press " " (on main body) or "←, →" (on remote
control) button to select ON or OFF. You can select ON
if your set is equipped with the receiver for NICAM
reception. The high quality NICAM (N
I
nstantaneous Companded Audio Multiplex)
ear
digital
sound can be received.
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3 VISUAL PERFORMANCE
3.1 MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS
Warm up time: 30min.
Angle for measurement:
Distance: 100cm
Equipment: Minolta CS-100
Measurement positions:
320
90°H and V
640 960
256
2 1
512 5
4 3
768
Grey scale definition: White means digital value for RGB=255,255,255
50% gray, RGB=127,127,127
Black, RGB=0,0,0
3.2 PICTURE SIZE AND CENTERING
3.2.1 SIZE CONTROL RANGE
The picture size can be adjusted to achieve activation of all pixels of the display in1280 X
For 1280 X 768 resolution the picture size is equal to the active area of the display. For
Smaller Resolution (SVGA, VGA Text and VGA Graphics) there is an expansion algorithm
which expands the picture to a maximum possible size. The display is centered with respect
to the front bezel opening with a tolerance of 0.5mm
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768 resolution
Resolution, for XGA, SVGA, VGA Text and VGA Graphics the conditions of 3.2 can be
met.
3.2.2 POSITION CONTROL RANGE
The picture position can be adjusted that a complete picture can be displayed centered
3.2.3 Max. BRIGHTNESS : PC Mode
340(MIN.), 400(Typ.) cd/m2
Test conditions: - center of display (5)
- video input (RGB) = 0.7Vpp
- brightness control is set to max.
- contrast control is set to max.
3.2.4 MIN. BRIGHTNESS : PC Mode
< 100 cd/m2
Test conditions: - center of display (5)
- video input (RGB) = 0.700V
- brightness control is set to min.
- contrast control is set to min..
3.2.5 CONTRAST RATIO : PC Mode
The contrast ratio(CR) measured at center position (5) of the display for it should be better
than 210(MIN.), 400(Typ.).
and is calculated according to the following formula.
Brightness of all pixels white
CR =
Brightness of all pixels black
3.3 BRIGHTNESS UNIFORMITY
The brightness uniformity has to be better than 70% and is calculated according to
to the following formula:
Ymin
With Y1 to Y5 as the brightness values with all pixels white at the 5 measurement positions
△Y = [
Ymax
] X 100%
3.4 WHITE COLOR COORDINATES
The white color temperature should be app. (CIE1931, Normal : 9300 and 6500),A 3th
channel should be available, which can be defined by the user. The measurement position is
the center of the display(5) at brightness set to maximum and Contrast set to center. The
tolerance of the color coordinates should be less than ± 0.020
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3.5 WHITE COLOR UNIFORMITY
The deviation of the white color coordinates at the 4 positions (1)….(4) should not exceed
± 0.020 with respect to the measurement at the center position(5).
3.6 PURITY
Purity is defined as the uniformity of the chromaticity of the three primary colors. The
Deviation of the color coordinates of the primary colors red/green/blue at the 4 positions
(1)…(4) should not exceed ± 0.020 with respect to the measurement at the center position(5)
3.7 RESPONSE TIME
The response time of the display for Fujitsu should be better than 15ms typ. The response
time is measured from 90% to 10% (tr) and from 10% to 90% (tf) for a transition from white
(100%) to black (0%) to white (100%)
3.8 VIEWING ANGLE
Panel Horizontal view angle Vertical view angle at CR >10
Fujitsu 160 160
3.9 SURFACE TREATMENT OF FRONT POLARIZER
The front polarize should have hard coating (3H) and anti-glare treatment.
4. AUDIO Electrical Performance
4.1 STANDARD TESTING CONDITIONS :
4.1.1 Test Equipment ﹕ Audio Analyzer test equipment
4.1.2 Conditions of Input Signal
1). Input Impedance ﹕ 600 ohm
2). Input Level ﹕ 700m Vrms ± 10%
3). Signal Frequency ﹕ 1 KHz
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4.1.3 Ambient Temperature ﹕ 25℃± 5℃
4.1.4 Warm up Time ﹕ minimum 10 minutes after power on and audio signal input
4.1.5 Test Distance ﹕ 50cm from monitor screen and at the center of left and right speaker
4.1.6 Output Impedance ﹕ 4.5 ohm ± 15%
4.1.7 Output Voltage ﹕ Effective output state means standard testing conditions
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4.2 AMPLIFIER CHARACTERISTIC
4.2.1 Output Power ( Unit : Watt)
1). Effective Output ﹕ 2.5 Watts ( measure at the output voltage of 1% Distortion Factor)
2). Maximum Output ﹕ 3 Watts (measure at the output voltage of 20% Distortion Factor)
3). Measurement method
- Set Test Equipment
Meas ﹕ LEVEL , Freq ﹕ 1KHz
AMPTD ﹕ Vrms, HPF/LPF ﹕ OFF RANGE ﹕ AUTO
- Measure output voltage ( RMS)
- Output calculation formula ﹕ P=V2/R
V﹕ RMS value of output voltage P ﹕ Output Power R﹕ Speaker Impedance