Hitachi pa0141 schematic

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS......................................................................................................2
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE................................................................................................3
POWER SOURCE ................................................................................................................3
SERVICING PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................4
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................8
TECHNICAL CAUTIONS ......................................................................................................9
CONTENTS OF ADJUSTMENTS ......................................................................................10
FRONT PANEL AND REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION ..................................................13
ADJUSTMENTS ..................................................................................................................21
WAVEFORMS ....................................................................................................................57
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST ............................................................................................60
WIRING DRAWING ............................................................................................................73
CHASSIS BLOCK DIAGRAM..............................................................................................77
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS ............................................................................................79
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................................................................................................83
PA
No. 0141
NTSC
M10LXU Chassis
R/C: CLU-381UG R/C: CLU-341UG
CAUTION: Before servicing this chassis, it is important that the service technician read the
“Product Safety Notices” in this service manual.
SAFETY NOTICE
USE ISOLATION TRANSFORMER WHEN SERVICING
Components having special safety characteristics are identified by a on the parts list in this Ser vice Data and its supplements and bulletins. Before servicing the chassis, it is important that the service technician read and follow the “Safety Precautions” and “Product Safety Notices” in this Service Manual.
SPECIFICATIONS AND PARTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOR IMPROVEMENT
MAY 2000 HHEA-MANUFACTURING DIVISION
!
32GX01B 36GX01B
32UX01S 36UX01S
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NOTICE: Comply with all cautions and safety-related notes located on or inside the cabinet and on the chassis or picture tube.
WARNING: Since the chassis of this receiver is connected to one side of the AC power supply during operation, whene ver the receiver is plugged in, service should not be attempted by any­one unfamiliar with the precautions necessary when working on this type of receiver.
The following precautions should be observed:
1. Do not install, remove, or handle the picture tube in any manner unless shatterproof goggles are worn. People not so equipped should be kept away from the picture tube while handling.
2. When ser vice is required, an isolation transformer should be inserted between power line and the receiver before any serv­ice is performed on a “HOT”chassis receiver.
3. When replacing a chassis in the receiver, all the protective devices must be put back in place, such as barriers, nonmetal­lic knobs, adjustment and compartment cover-shields, isolation resistors, capacitors, etc.
4. When service is required, observe the original lead dress in the high voltage circuitry area.
5. Always use the manufacturer’s replacement components. Critical components as indicated on the circuit diagram should not be replaced by another manufacturer’s. Furthermore, where a short circuit has occurred, replace those components that indicate evidence of overheating.
6. Before returning a ser viced receiver to the customer, the serv­ice technician must thoroughly test the unit to be certain that it is completely safe to operate without danger of electrical shock, and be sure that no protective device built into the receiver by the manufacturer has become defective, or inadvertently defeated during servicing.
Therefore, the following checks should be performed for the con­tinued protection of the customer and service technician.
Leakage Current Cold Check
With the AC plug removed from the 120V AC 60Hz source, place a jumper across the two plug prongs. Using an insulation tester (DC500V), connect one lead to the jumpered AC plug and touch the other lead to each exposed metal part (antennas, screwheads, metal overlays, control shafts , etc.), particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis should have a minimum resistor reading of 0.24Mand a maximum resistor reading of 12M. Any resistance value below or above this range indicates an abnormality which requires corrective action.An exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis will indicate an open cir­cuit.
AC LEAKAGE TEST ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS OUTLINED
ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE RECEIVER TO THE CUSTOMER.
High V oltage
This receiver is provided with a hold down circuit for clearly indi­cating that voltage has increased in excess of a predetermined value. Comply with all notes described in this service manual regarding this hold down circuit when servicing, so that this hold down circuit is operated correctly.
Serviceman Warning
With minimum BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST, the operating high voltage in this receiver is lower than 30.0±1kv(36V),
29.0±1kv(32V). In case any component having influence on the high voltage is replaced, confirm that high voltage with minimum BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST is lower than 30.0±1kv(36V),
29.0±1kv(32V). To measure high voltage use a High Impedance High Voltage meter. Connect (-) to chassis earth and (+) to the CRT Anode button.(See the following connection diagram.)
Note: Turn power switch OFF without fail before the connection to the Anode button is made.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Leakage Current Hot Check
Plug the AC line cord directly into a 120V AC 60Hz outlet (do not use an isolated transformer for this check).Turn the AC power ON. Using a Leakage Current Tester (Simpson’s Model 229 or equivalent), measure for current from all exposed metal parts of the cabinet (antennas, screwheads, overlays, control shafts, etc.) particularly any exposed metal
part having a return path to the chassis or to a known earth ground (water pipe, conduit, etc.). Any current meas­ured must not exceed 0.5 milliamps.
(READING SHOULD NOT BE ABOVE
0.5mA)
EARTH GROUND
DEVICE UNDER TEST
TEST ALL EXPOSED METAL SURFACES
2-WIRE CORD
ALSO TEST WITH PLUG REVERSED (USING AC ADAPTER PLUG AS REQUIRED)
LEAKAGE CURRENT TESTER
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Many electrical and mechanical parts in HITACHI television receivers have special safety-related characteristics. These are often not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified in this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are identified with an
! mark in the schematics and parts list in this Ser vice Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which does not have the same saf ety char acteristics as the HITACHI-recommend­ed replacement component, shown in the parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire, X-radiation, or other hazards.
Production safety is continuously under review and new instruc­tions are issued from time to time. For the latest information, always consult the current HITACHI Service Manual. A subscrip­tion to, or additional copies of HITACHI Service Manuals may be obtained at a nominal charge from HITACHI Sales Cor poration.
X-Radiation TUBE: The primar y source of X-Radiation in this receiver is the
picture tube. The tube utilized in this chassis is specially con­structed to limit X-Radiation emissions. For continued X­Radiation protection, the replacement tube must be the same type as the original HITACHI-approved type.
When troubleshooting and making test measurements in a receiv­er with an excessive high voltage problem, avoid being unneces­sarily close to the picture tube and the high voltage component.
Do not operate the chassis longer than is necessary to locate the cause of excessive voltage.
This Service Manual is intended for qualified service techni­cians; it is not meant for the casual do-it-yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained to properly and safely repair complex prod­ucts such as those covered by this manual. Improperly per­formed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of
the product and may void warranty. Consumers should not risk trying to do the necessary repairs and should refer to a quali­fied service technician.
WARNING
Lead in solder used in this product is listed by the California Health and Welfare agency as a known reproductive toxicant which may cause birth defects or other reproductive harm (California Health and Safety Code, Section 25249.5).
When servicing or handling circuit boards and other components which contain lead in solder, avoid unprotected skin contact with solder. Also, when soldering do not inhale any smoke or fumes produced.
SAFETY NOTICE
USE ISOLATION TRANSFORMER
WHEN SERVICING
Components having special safety characteristics identified by
!
on the parts list in this service manual and its supplements and bulletins. Before servicing this product, it is important that the service technician read and follow the “Safety Precautions” and the “Product Safety Notices” in this Service Manual.
For continued X-Radiation protection, replace picture tube with original type or HITACHI equivalent type.
POWER SOURCE
This television receiver is designed to operate on 120 Volts/60Hz, AC house current. Inser t the power cord into a 120 Volts/60Hz outlet.
NEVER CONNECT THE TV TO OTHER THAN THE SPECI­FIED VOLTAGE OR TO DIRECT CURRENT.
CPT ANODE
CHASSIS GROUND
CPT
HIGH IMPEDANCE H.V. METER
(+)
(-)
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
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CAUTION: Before servicing instruments covered by this service data and its supplements and addenda, read and follow the SAFE­TY PRECAUTIONS on page 3 of this publication. NOTE: If unforseen circumstances create conflict between the fol­lowing servicing precautions and any of the safety precautions on page 3 of this publication, always follow the safety precautions. Remember: Safety First.
General Servicing Guidelines
1. Always unplug the instrument AC power cord from the AC power source before: a. Removing or reinstalling any component, circuit board,
module, or any other instrument assembly.
b. Disconnecting or reconnecting any instrument electrical
plug or other electrical connection.
c. Connecting a test substitute in parallel with an electrolyt-
ic capacitor in the instrument. CAUTION: A wrong part substitution or incorrect
polarity installation of electrolytic capacitors may result in an explosion hazard.
d. Discharging the picture tube anode.
2. Test high voltage only by measuring it wih an appropriate high voltage meter or other voltage measuring device (DVM, FETVOM, etc.) equipped with a suitable high voltage probe. Do not test high voltage by “drawing an arc.”
3. Discharge the picture tube’s anode by (a) first connecting one end of an insulated clip lead to the degaussing or kine aquadag grounding system shield at the point where the pic­ture tube socket ground lead is connected, and then (b) touch the other end of the insulated clip lead to the picture tube high voltage output, using an insulated handle to avoid personal contact with high voltage.
4. Do not spray chemicals on or near this instrument or any of its assemblies.
5. Unless specified otherwise in these ser vice data, clean elec­trical contacts by applying the following mixture to the contacts with a pipe cleaner, cotton-tipped stick or comparable nonabrasive applicator: 10% (by volume) Acetone and 90% (by volume) ispropyl alcohol (90%-99% strength). CAUTION: This is a flammable mixture. Unless specified
otherwise in these service data, lubrication of contacts is not required.
6. Do not defeat any plug/socket B+ voltage interlocks which instruments covered by this service data might be equipped.
7. Do not apply AC power to this instrument and/or any of its electrical assemblies unless all solid-state device heat-sinks are correctly installed.
8. Always connect the test instrument ground lead to the appro­priate instrument chassis ground before connecting the test instrument positive lead. Always remove the test instrument ground lead last.
9. Use with this instrument only the test fixtures specified in this service data. CAUTION: Do not connect the test fixture ground strap to
any heatsink in this instrument.
Electrostatically Sensitive (ES) Devices
Some semiconductor (solid state) devices can be damaged easily by static electricity. Such components commonly are called Electrostatically Sensitive (ES) Devices. Examples of typical ES devices are integrated circuits and some field-effect transistors and semiconductor “chip” components. The following techniques should be used to help reduce the incidence of component dam­age caused by static electricity.
1. Immediately before handling any semiconductor component or semiconductor-equipped assembly, drain off any electro­static charge on your body by touching a known earth ground. Alternatively, obtain and wear a commercially available dis­charging wrist strap device, which should be removed for potential shock reasons prior to applying power to the unit under test.
2. After removing an electrical assembly equipped with ES devices, place the assembly on a conductive surface such as aluminum foil, to prevent electrostatic charge build-up or exposure of the assembly.
3. Use only a grounded-tip soldering iron to solder or desolder ES devices.
4. Use only an anti-static type solder removal device. Some sol­der removal devices not classified as “anti-static”can generate electrical charges sufficient to damage ES device.
5. Do not use freon-propelled chemicals. These can generate electrical charges sufficient to damage ES devices.
6. Do not remove a replacement ES device from its protective package until immediately before you are ready to install it. (Most replacement ES devices are packaged with leads elec­trically shorted together by conductive foam, aluminum foil or comparable conductive material.)
7. Immediately before removing the protective material from the leads of a replacement ES device, touch the protective mate­rial to the chassis or circuit assembly into which the device will be installed. CAUTION: Be sure no power is applied to the chassis or
circuit, and observe all other safety precautions.
8. Minimize bodily motions when handling unpackaged replace­ment ES devices. (Otherwise harmless motion such as the brushing together of your clothes fabric or the lifting of your foot from a carpeted floor can generate static electricity suffi­cient to damage an ES device.)
SERVICING PRECAUTIONS
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General Soldering Guidelines
1. Use a grounded-tip, low-wattage soldering iron and appropri­ate tip size and shape that will maintain tip temperature within the range 500°F to 600°F.
2. Use an appropriate gauge of resin-core solder composed of 60 parts tin/40 par ts lead.
3. Keep the soldering iron tip clean and well-tinned.
4. Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be soldered. Use a small wire-bristle (0.5 inch or 1.25 cm) brush with a metal handle. Do not use freon-propelled spray-on cleaners.
5. Use the following desoldering technique. a. Allow the soldering iron tip to reach normal temperature
(500°F to 600°F).
b. Heat the component lead until the solder melts. Quickly
draw away the melted solder with an anti-static, suction­type solder removal device or with solder braid. CAUTION: Work quickly to avoid overheating the circuit
board printed foil.
6. Use the following soldering technique. a. Allow the sodering iron tip to reach normal temperature
(500°F to 600°F).
b. First, hold the soldering iron tip and solder strand against
the component lead until the solder melts.
c. Quickly move the soldering iron tip to the junction of the
component lead and the printed circuit foil, and hold it there only until the solder flows onto and around both the component lead and the foil. CAUTION: Work quickly to avoid overheating the circuit
board printed foil or components.
d. Closely inspect the solder area and remove any e xcess or
splashed solder with a small wire-bristle brush.
IC Removal/Replacement
Some Hitachi unitized chassis circuit boards have slotted holes (oblong) through which the IC leads are inserted and then bent flat against the circuit foil. When holes are the slotted type, the follow­ing technique should be used to remove and replace the IC. When working with boards using the familiar round hole, use the standard technique as outlined in paragraphs 5 and 6 above.
Removal
1. Desolder and straighten each IC lead in one operation by gently prying up on the lead with the soldering iron tip as the solder melts.
2. Draw away the melted solder with an anti-static suction-type solder removal device (or with solder braid) before removing the IC.
Replacement
1. Carefully insert the replacement IC in the circuit board.
2. Carefully bend each IC lead against the circuit foil pad and solder it.
3. Clean the soldered areas with a small wire-bristle brush. (It is not necessary to reapply acrylic coating to areas.)
“Small-signal” Discrete Transistor Removal/Replacement
1. Remove the defective transistor by clipping its leads as close as possible to the component body.
2. Bend into a “U” shape the end of each of three leads remain­ing on the circuit board.
3. Bend into a “U” shape the replacement transistor leads.
4. Connect to replacement transistor leads to the corresponding leads extending from the circuit board and crimp the “U” with long nose pliers to insure metal to metal contact, then solder each connection.
Power Output Transistor Devices Removal/Replacement
1. Heat and remove all solder from around the transistor leads.
2. Remove the heatsink mounting screw (if so equipped).
3. Carefully remove the transistor from the circuit board.
4. Insert new transistor in circuit board.
5. Solder each transistor lead, and clip off excess lead.
6. Replace heatsink.
Diode Removal/Replacement
1. Remove defective diode by clipping its leads as close as possilbe to diode body.
2. Bend the two remaining leads perpendicularly to the circuit board.
3. Observing diode polarity, wrap each lead of the new diode around the corresponding lead on the circuit board.
4. Securely crimp each connection and solder it.
5. Inspect (on the circuit board copper side) the solder joints of the two “original leads”.If they are not shiny , reheat them and, if necessary, apply additional solder.
Use Solding Iron to Pry Leads
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Fuses and conventional Resistor Removal/Replacement
1. Clip each fuse or resistor lead at top of circuit board hollow stake.
2. Securely crimp leads of replacement component around stake 1/8 inch from top.
3. Solder the connections. CAUTION: Maintain original spacing between the replaced
component and adjacent components and the circuit board, to prevent excessive component temperatures.
Circuit Board Foil Repair
Excessive heat applied to the copper foil of any printed circuit board will weaken the adhesive that bonds the foil to the circuit board, causing the foil to separate from, or “lift-off” the board. The following guidelines and procedures should be followed whenever this condition is encountered.
In Critical Copper Pattern Areas
High component/copper pattern density and/or special voltage/current characteristics make the spacing and integrity of copper pattern in some circuit board areas more critical than in others. The circuit foil in these area is designated as Critical Copper Pattern. Because Cr itical Copper Pattern requires special soldering techniques to ensure the maintenance of reliability and safety standards, contact your Hitachi personnel.
At IC Connections
To repair defective copper pattern at IC connections, use the fol­lowing procedure to install a jumper wire on the copper pattern side of the circuit board. (Use this technique only on IC connections.)
1. Carefully remove the damaged copper pattern with a sharp knife. (Remove only as much copper as absolutely necessary.)
2. Carefully scratch away the solder resist and acrylic coating (if used) from the end of the remaining copper pattern.
3. Bend a small “U” in one end of a small-gauge jumper wire and carefully crimp it around the IC pin. Solder the IC connection.
4. Route the jumper wire along the path of the cut-away copper pattern and let it overlap the previously scraped end of the good copper pattern. Solder the overlapped area, and clip off any excess jumper wire.
At Other Connections
Use the following technique to repair defective copper pattern at connections other than IC Pins. This technique involv es the instal­lation of a jumper wire on the component side of the circuit board.
1. Remove the defective copper pattern with a sharp knife. Remove at least 1/4 inch of copper, to ensure hazardous con­dition will not exist if the jumper wire opens.
2. T race along the copper pattern from both wire sides of the pat­tern break and locate the nearest component directly con­nected to the affected copper pattern.
3. Connect insulated 20-gauge jumper wire from the nearest component on one side of the pattern break to the lead of the nearest component on the other side. Carefully crimp and sol­der the connections. CAUTION: Be sure the insulated jumper wire is dressed so
that it does not touch components or sharp edges.
Frequency Synthesis (FS) Tuning Systems
1. Always unplug the instrument AC power cord before discon­necting or reconnecting FS tuning system cables and before removing or inserting FS tuning system modules.
2. The FS tuner must never be disconnected from the FS tuning control module while the power is applied to the instrument.
3. When troubleshooting intermittent problems that might be caused by defective cable connection(s) to the FS tuning sys­tem, remove the instrument AC power as soon as the defec­tive connector is found and finish confirming the bad connec­tion with a continuity test. This procedure will reduce the prob­ability of electrical overstress of the FS system semi-conduc­tor components.
DEFECTIVE COPPER REMOVED
Insulated Jumper Wire
BARE JUMPER WIRE
CRIMP AND SOLDER
Install Jumper Wire and Solder
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Leadless Chip Components (surface mount)
Chip components must be replaced with identical chips due to critical foil track spacing. There are no holes in the board to mount standard transistors or diodes. Some chip capacitor or resistor board solder pads may have holes through the board, however the hole diameter limits standard resistor replacement to 1/8 watt.Standard capacitors may also be limited for the same reason. It is recommended that identical chip components be used. Chip resistors have a three digit numerical resistance code -1st and 2nd significant digits and a multiplier.Example: 162 = 1600 or 1.6Kresistor, 0 = 0Ω (jumper). Chip capacitors generally do not have the v alue indicated on the capacitor. The color of the component indicates the general range of the capacitance. Chip transistors are identified by a two letter code. The first letter indicates the type and the second letter, the grade of transistor. Chip diodes have a two letter identification code as per the code chart and are a dual diode pack with either common anode or common cathode. Check the parts list for correct diode number.
Component Removal
1. Use solder wick to remo ve solder from component end caps or terminals.
2. Without pulling up, carefully twist the component with tweezers to break the adhesive.
3. Do not reuse removed leadless or chip components since they are subject to stress fracture during removal.
Chip Component Installation
1. Put a small amount of solder on the board soldering pads.
2. Hold the chip component against the soldering pads with tweezers or with a miniature alligator clip and apply heat to the pad area with a 30 watt iron until solder flows. Do not apply heat for more than 3 seconds.
How to Replace Flat-lC —Required T ools—
• Soldering iron • iron wire or small awl
• De-solder braids • Magnifier
1. Remove the solder from all of the pins of a Flat-lC by using a de-solder braid.
2. Put the iron wire under the pins of the Flat-lC and pull it in the direction indicated while heating the pins using a soldering iron. A small awl can be used instead of the iron wire.
3. Remove the solder from all of the pads of the Flat-lC by using a de-solder braid.
4. Position the new Flat-lC in place (apply the pins of the Flat­lC to the soldering pads where the pins need to be soldered). Properly determine the positions of the soldering pads and pins by correctly aligning the polarity symbol.
6.Check with a magnifier for solder bridge between the pins or for
dry joint between pins and soldering pads. To remove a solder bridge, use a de-solder braid as shown in the figure below.
NOTE:
These components are affixed with glue. Be careful not to break or damage any foil under the component or at the pins of the ICs when removing. Usually applying heat to the component for a short time while twisting with tweezers will break the component loose.
Chip Components
TYPE
GRADE
C
B
E
SOLDER CAPS
TRANSISTOR
CAPACITOR
1ST DIGIT
2ND DIGIT
MULTIPLIER = 1600 = 1.6K
ANODES
MH DIODE
RESISTOR
SOLDER CAPS
COMMON CATHODE
De-Solder
Braid
Soldering
Iron
Soldering
Iron
Soldering
Iron
Soldering
Iron
Solder
Bridge Solder
De-Solder
Braid
Iron
Wire
Pull
Awl
Polarity Symbol
5. Solder all pins to the soldering pads using a fine tipped sol­dering iron.
Soldering
Iron
De-Solder
Braid
Flat-IC
Soldering
Iron
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
POWER RATINGS
36UX01S/CZOU . . . . . . . . . . . .168 Max. Watts
32UX01S/CYOU . . . . . . . . . . . .168 Max.Watts
36GX01B/CZOG . . . . . . . . . . . .150 Max. Watts
32GX01B/CYOG . . . . . . . . . . . .150 Max. Watts
COLOR PICTURE TUBE
36UX01S/CZOU . . . . . . . . . . . . .A90AHH50X01
32UX59B/CYOU . . . . . . . . . . . . .A80LJF30X(W)
36GX01B/CZOG . . . . . . . . . . . . .A90LPY30X01
32GX01B/CYOG . . . . . . . . . . . . .A80LJF30X(W)
CAUTION: Below is an EXAMPLE only. See Replacement Parts List for details.The following symbol near the fuse indi-
cates fast operating fuse (to be replaced).Fuse ratings appear within the symbol.
Example:
The rating of fuse F901 is 8.0A-125V. Replace with the same type fuse for continued protection against fire.
“RISK OF FIRE - REPLACE FUSE AS MARKED”
F
8 A 125V
125V
8A
F901
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TECHNICAL CAUTIONS
High Voltage Limiter Circuit Operation Check and Overvoltage Protection Circuit Operation Check
Adjustment Preparation
1. Connect a High Voltage Voltmeter between CPT Anode terminal (Anode capside) and Ground.
2. Set the AC input voltage to 120±3V.
3. Receive Circle Pattern or Broadcast Signal and set “BRIGHTNESS” and “CONTRAST” to maximum. Adjust the SCREEN VR so that Beam Current is IB±0.1mA.(The voltage at ABL terminal (C706) should be 12V or less.)
Adjustment Procedure
1. Check that the normal High Voltage and +B Voltage as below.
2. Connect a 10K1/8W resistor to both ends of D703 and check that power is turned off.
3. Disconnect the AC plug and remove the 10kresistor.
To D704
10k 1/8W Resistor
D703
R704
+56V
Resistor
CPT
CPT Anode
High Voltage Voltmeter (DC Voltage Divider)
Digital Voltmeter
CPT Ground Wire
(TP701)
30.0
Use the voltmeter impedance 10M or more with indication to the first decimal place.
CHASSIS EHT1kV IB0.1mA +B CZOU,CZOG
30.0±1kV 1.7±0.1mA 1400.3V
CYOU, CYOG
29.0±1kV 1.5±0.1mA 1400.3V
C706
0.1/50
ABL
4
6
9
10
T702 FBT
+B
Less than 12V
High Voltage Voltmeter (DC Voltage Divider)
Digital Voltmeter
CPT Anode
CPT Ground Wire
Use the voltmeter which can indicate up to the first decimal point with an impedance of 10M or more.
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CONTENTS Page #
Contents of Adjustments ....................................................................................................................................................................10
• Front Panel, Rear Panel and Remote Control Operation ..............................................................................................................13
1. Front Panel Controls (refer to remote control for basic operation)..............................................................................................13
2. Front Panel Jacks and Connections............................................................................................ ................................................15
3. Rear Panel Jacks ........................................................................................................................................................................18
4. Rear Panel Connections..............................................................................................................................................................19
5. The Remote To Control Your TV ..................................................................................................................................................20
• Adjustment Procedures ....................................................................................................................................................................21
I. Main Chassis Adjustment ........................................................................................................................................................21
1. Multi Master I
2
C Bus System..........................................................................................................................................21
2. Adjustment Procedure Star t-Up ....................................................................................................................................21
3. Adjustment Mode............................................................................................................................................................22
4. Adjustment Procedure ....................................................................................................................................................22
4.1 Initial Setting of EEPROM (I003)....................................................................................................................................22
4.3 MTS Adjustment ............................................................................................................................................................23
4.3.1 Input Level Adjustment ..........................................................................................................................................23
4..3.2 Stereo VCO Adjustment ........................................................................................................................................23
4.3.3 Filter Adjustment....................................................................................................................................................24
4.3.4 Separation Adjustment ..........................................................................................................................................24
4.3.5 SAP VCO Adjustment............................................................................................................................................24
4.3.6 Check data of MTS demodulation circuit adjustment ....................................................................................................24
II. Function Setting........................................................................................................................................................................24
1. How to Set Memory Switch Setting Mode......................................................................................................................24
2. Explanation of Memor y Switch Functions ......................................................................................................................25
III. Memory Initialize........................................................................................................................................................................25
1. Memory Initialize Operation Check ................................................................................................................................25
IV. Operation Check........................................................................................................................................................................25
1. AFC Operation Check ....................................................................................................................................................25
2. Channel Selection Circuit Operation Check ..................................................................................................................26
2.1 Channel Up/Down Selection ..........................................................................................................................................26
2.2 CH Up/Down ..................................................................................................................................................................26
2.3 Volume Up/Down.............................................................................................................. ..............................................28
2.4 Power On/Off..................................................................................................................................................................28
2.5 Input................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.6 Menu...............................................................................................................................................................................28
2.7 Menu Mode (using Remo-con) ......................................................................................................................................28
2.7.1 Set Up Mode ..................................................................................................................................................................28
2.7.2 Program Mode................................................................................................................................................................29
2.7.3 Parental Control..............................................................................................................................................................30
2.7.4 Clock Mode (clock operation check) ..............................................................................................................................30
2.7.5 Picture Mode ..................................................................................................................................................................31
2.7.6 Sound Mode ..................................................................................................................................................................31
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V. Deflection Circuit Picture Adjustment Operation Check ......................................................................................................32
1. High Voltage Limiter Circuit Operation Check and Over Voltage Protection Circuit Operation Check ..........................32
2. FBT Protection Circuit Operation Check ........................................................................................................................32
3. Load Shor t Protection Circuit Operation Check ............................................................................................................33
4. Weak Electric Field Check..............................................................................................................................................33
VI. Remo-con Operation Check ....................................................................................................................................................33
1. Direct Channel Selection................................................................................................................................................33
2. Last LST-CH (Last Channel Recall) ................................................................................................................................33
3. Mute................................................................................................................................................................................33
4. Recall ..........................................................................................................................................................................33
5. PinP....... 33
6. Move...............................................................................................................................................................................34
7. Swap...............................................................................................................................................................................34
8. Freeze...34
9. PinP Ch ..........................................................................................................................................................................34
VII. Memor y Initialize (2) ..................................................................................................................................................................34
VIII. Final Assembly Adjustment/Common Service Adjustment..................................................................................................34
1. Purity Convergence Adjustment ....................................................................................................................................34
1.2 Purity Adjustment (Using Microscope) ..........................................................................................................................35
1.3 Purity Adjustment (Hand Operation) ..............................................................................................................................37
1.4 Static Convergence Adjustment ....................................................................................................................................39
1.5 Dynamic Convergence Adjustment ................................................................................................................................40
2. Focus Adjustment ..........................................................................................................................................................40
IX. Deflection circuit picture adjustment......................................................................................................................................41
1. Deflection Circuit Picture Adjustment ........................................................................................ ....................................41
1.1. Horizontal Center Adjustment................................................................................................................................41
1.2 Vertical Size and Phase Adjustment ......................................................................................................................41
1.3 Side Pin Distortion Adjustment..............................................................................................................................41
1.4 Horizontal Size Adjustment....................................................................................................................................42
1.5 E/W Trapezoid Adjustment ....................................................................................................................................42
X. White Balance ..........................................................................................................................................................................43
1. White Balance Adjustment ............................................................................................................................................43
2. Sub Black Level Adjustment ..........................................................................................................................................43
3. Sub Picture Adjustment..................................................................................................................................................43
3.1 Sub Picture White Balance Adjustment ................................................................................................................43
XI. Matching Check With Other Instrument..................................................................................................................................44
1. VIDEO:1 Input Terminal Matching Check....................................................................................... ...............................44
2. VIDEO:2 Input Terminal Matching Check ......................................................................................................................44
3. VIDEO:3 Input Terminal Matching Check ......................................................................................................................44
4. S-in:1 Input Terminal Matching Check............................................................................................................................44
5. Component Input Check ................................................................................................................................................44
6. Audio Out Level Check ..................................................................................................................................................45
XII. Safety Check.... ..........................................................................................................................................................................45
1. Polarity Check ................................................................................................................................................................45
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XIII. MTS Operation Check ..............................................................................................................................................................45
1. STEREO/SA Broadcast Receiving Check......................................................................................................................45
2. MTS Mode Check ..........................................................................................................................................................45
3. STEREO Separation Check...................................................................................................... ..................................................45
XIV. Setting for Delivery....................................................................................................................................................................46
XV. Adjustment Position List ..........................................................................................................................................................47
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A detailed explanation of the circled numbers is on page 14.
PUSH
POWER CH - CH + VOL - VOL + MENU INPUT
CURSOR
Power Button
Channel Buttons
Volume Buttons
POWER CH - CH + VOL - VOL + INPUT
EXIT MENU
CURSOR
INPUT/
EXIT
Infrared
Sensor
OPEN DOOR
VIDEO
L/MONO R
AUDIO
INPUT 3
Video 3 Input
PUSH
MENU
32UX01S and 36UX01S models only.
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
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CHANNEL Selector
Press these buttons until the desired channel appears in the top right corner of the TV screen.
VOLUME Level
Press these buttons for your desired sound level. The volume level will be displayed on the TV screen.
INPUT/EXIT Button
Press this button to select the current antenna or VIDEO source. Your selection is shown in the top right corner of the screen. This button also serves as the EXIT button when in MENU mode.
NOTE: Your HITACHI TV will appear to be turned OFF if there is no video input when VIDEO Source is selected. Press
the INPUT button until the normal broadcast picture appears. If the picture does not appear, the power is OFF.
MENU Button
This button allows you to enter the MENU, making it possible to set TV features to your preference with out using the remote.
FRONT INPUT JACKS
Use these audio/video jacks for a quick hook-up to a comcorder or VCR to instantly view your favorite show or new record­ing. Press the INPUT button until VIDEO:3 appears in the top right corner of the TV screen. If you have mono sound, insert the audio cable into the left channel jack.
REMOTE CONTROL INFRARED Sensor
Point your remote control at this area when selecting channels, adjusting volume, etc.
POWER Button
Press this button to turn the TV on or off.
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
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The front panel jacks are provided as a convenience to allow you to easily connect a camcorder or VCR as shown in the following examples:
NOTE: Completely insert connection cord plugs when connecting to front panel jacks. If you do not, the picture that is played
back may be abnormal.
VIDEO L/MONO R
AUDIO
INPUT 3
VIDEO L/MONO R
AUDIO
INPUT 3
VIDEO L/MONO R
AUDIO
INPUT 3
FRONT PANEL JACKS AND CONNECTIONS
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BR
ANT A
TO CONVERTER
ANT B
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
COMPO­NENT VIDEO
Y P P
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
L
R
INPUT 1
AUDIO TO HI-FI
INPUT 2
VHF/UHF ANTENNA TERMINALS
AUDIO TO HI-FI OUTPUT TERMINALS
Y-P
B-PR
INPUTS
INPUT TERMINALS
S-VIDEO INPUT
BR
VHF/UHF ANTENNA TERMINAL
AUDIO TO HI-FI OUTPUT TERMINALS
Y-P
B-PR
INPUTS
INPUT TERMINALS
S-VIDEO INPUT
VHF/UHF
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
COMPO­NENT VIDEO
Y P P
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
L
R
INPUT 1
AUDIO TO HI-FI
INPUT 2
Antenna Inputs
32GX01B and 36GX01B models
The VHF/UHF terminal can be used for Normal TV, Cable TV (CATV), video games, etc.
32UX01S and 36UX01S models
The remote control allows you to switch between two separate 75-Ohm RF antenna inputs, ANT A and ANT B. ANT A input can be displayed as a main picture or sub-picture. ANT B can only be displayed as a sub picture. (ANT B cannot be displayed as a main picture.) The antenna output labeled ÒTO CONVERTERÓ allows the ANT A connection to pass directly to a different source such as a cable box.
Audio/Video Inputs 1, 2
The INPUT button will step through each video source and antenna source input each time it is pressed. Use the audio and video inputs to connect external devices, such as VCRs, camcorders, laserdisc players, etc. (If you have mono sound, insert the audio cable into the left channel jack.)
Y-P
BPR
Input
This input provides Y-PBPRjacks for connecting equipment with this capability, such as a DVD Player. This input can receive 480i signal only.
Audio to HI-FI
These jacks provide variable audio output to a separate stereo amplifier. With this connection, the audio to the stereo can be controlled by the televisionÕs main volume. Use these jacks for the SURROUND Left and Right channels.
S-Video
Inputs 1 provide S-Video (Super Video) jacks for connecting equipment with S-Video output capability.
REAR PANEL OF TELEVISION
32/36UX01S
32/36GX01B
REAR PANEL JACKS
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TIPS ON REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS
The S-Video connections are provided for high performance laserdisc players, VCRs etc. that have this feature. Use these connections in place of the standard video connection if your device has this feature.
COMPONENT: Y-PBPRconnections are provided for high performance components, such as DVD players. Use these connections in place of the standard video connection if your device has this feature.
When using the Y-PBPRinput jacks, connect your components audio output to the TV’s Input 2 Left and Right Audio inputs jack. If your device has only one audio output (mono sound), connect it to the left audio jack on the television. Refer to the operating guide of your other electronic equipment for additional information on connecting your hook-up cables.
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS (32UX01S and 36UX01S)
BR
ANT A
TO CONVERTER
ANT B
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
COMPO­NENT VIDEO
Y P P
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
L
R
INPUT 1
AUDIO TO HI-FI
INPUT 2
BR
ANT A
TO CONVERTER
ANT B
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
COMPO­NENT VIDEO
Y P P
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
L
R
INPUT 1
AUDIO TO HI-FI
INPUT 2
BR
ANT A
TO CONVERTER
ANT B
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
COMPO­NENT VIDEO
Y P P
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
L
R
INPUT 1
AUDIO TO HI-FI
INPUT 2
Optional, see tips on page 15
Cable TV Box
Outside antenna or cable TV coaxial cable
2-Way signal splitter
INPUT
OUTPUT
VCR #1
OUTPUT
V L R
S-VHS
ANT
IN
OUTPUT
Y P P
L R
DVD Player, Laserdisc player, etc.
RB
LR
INPUT
Stereo System Amplifier
Typical full feature setup. Follow connections that pertain to your personal entertainment system.
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REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS (32GX01B AND 36GX01B)
BR
Optional, see tips on page 15
Outside antenna or cable TV coaxial cable
2-Way signal splitter
VCR #1
OUTPUT
V L R
S-VHS
ANT
IN
OUTPUT
Y P P
L R
DVD Player, Laserdisc player, etc.
RB
LR
INPUT
Stereo System Amplifier
VHF/UHF
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
COMPO­NENT VIDEO
Y P P
AUDIO
(MONO)
L /
R
VIDEO
L
R
INPUT 1
AUDIO TO HI-FI
INPUT 2
Typical full feature setup. Follow connections that pertain to your personal entertainment system.
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USING THE REMOTE TO CONTROL YOUR TV
POWER
TV CBL/SAT DVD/VCR
SWAP MOVE
PIP
HELP
MUTE
PIP CH
MENU
EXIT
FREEZE
TV/VCR
LAST CH
VOL CH
123
456
POWER
TV CBL/SAT DVD/VCR
HELP
MUTE
MENU
EXIT
TV/VCR
LAST CH
VOL CH
123
456
789
INPUT SLEEP
REC
0
CLU-431UG
C.S.
RECALL
789
INPUT SLEEP
REC
0
CLU-381UG
C.S.
RECALL
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I. MAIN CHASSIS ADJUSTMENT
1. Multi Master I
2
C Bus System
M10LXU Chassis uses I2C Bus control system. Fig. 1 shows this control system.
I001 (Master) controls other ICs (Slave).Adjustment data is memorized in I003 (EEPROM). I001 reads this data and controls other ICs (slave). Adjustment items applied in this chassis are shown in Table 1.
2. ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE-START UP
2-1 How to Get to Adjustment Mode
Chassis adjustment can be done by using the front control panel buttons with CTV set turned off. Press “POWER” and “INPUT” keys at the same time, and hold for more than 3 seconds.The CTV set turns on in adjustment mode with OSD as follows.
“To Escape from Adjustment Mode” Press “POWER”button of remo-con or front panel once at anytime.Then set returns to normal state.
Hold 3 ~ 5 Sec
AUDIO Adjustment
Mode
Hold More Than 5 Sec.
PICTURE Adjustment
Mode
Adjustment Code (Refer to Table 1) Adjustment Data
P00
D000
A00
D000
A00
D000
TABLE 1
Adjustment Code
* This data is an approximate service code data. Fine
adjustment must be done using the specified test procedure and adjustment tools.
2-2 Changing Data and Adjustment Code
When the CTV set is in adjustment mode, the cur­sor 왖,왔,왗,왘 and MENU keys of the remote control
will be the adjustment keys.
A. Use any Hitachi remote control when making an
adjustment.
왖,왔 keys are used for changing adjustment code. 왗,왘 keys are used for changing data.
MENU key is used for changing “Cut Off Mode”/”Normal mode.” (Refer to cut off adjustment)
EXIT
MENU
Mode Function Adjustment Data Adjustment Code
MTS Stereo VCO adjustment 63~0 A01
SAP VCO adjustment 63~0 A02 FILTER adjustment 63~0 A03 Input level adjustment 63~0 A04 Low pass separation adjustment 63~0 A05 High pass separation adjustment 63~0 A06
VIDEO G DRIVE adjustment 127~0 P01
B DRIVE adjustment 127~0 P02 R Cut off adjustment 255~0 P03 G Cut off adjustment 255~0 P04 B Cut off adjustment 255~0 P05 SUB Brightness adjustment 31~0 P06 RGB Brightness adjustment 7~0 P07 H POSITION adjustment 31~0 P08 H SIZE adjustment 31~0 P09 V POSITION adjustment 63~0 P10 V SIZE adjustment 63~0 P11 E/W TARABOLA adjustment 63~0 P12 V-S CORRECTION adjustment 63~0 P13 V-LIN CORRECTION adjustment 127~0 P14 E/W TRAPEZOID adjustment 127~0 P15 E/W CORNER adjustment 63~0 P16 V CENTER adjustment 63~0 P17 SUB CONTRAST adjustment 127~0 P18 SUB COLOR adjustment 127~0 P19 SUB TINT adjustment 3~0 P20 SUB SHARPNESS adjustment P21 W/B G adjustment P22 W/B B adjustment P23 SERVICE P24
OSD OSD H POSITION M01
CCD SLICE LEVEL adjustment M02 CCD SYNC TIPSLICE LEVEL adj. M03 OSD H size adjustment M04
PIP R OFFSET adjustment 31~0 S01
G OFFSET adjustment 63~0 S02 B OFFSET adjustment 31~0 S03 PIP SUB COLOR adjustment 31~0 S04 PIP SUB TINT adjustment 63~0 S05 PIP CONTRAST adjustment 31~0 S06 PIP H POSITION 225~0 S07 PIP BRIGHTNESS adjustment 31~0 S08
(MASTER)
SCL1 SDA1
SCL2 SDA2
I001
MICRO
COMPUTER
U101
MAIN TUNER
I401 MTS
DECODER
I501
IF/VIDEO/CHROMA
/DEF
I003
EEPROM
(SLAVE)
U102
PIP TUNER
IP001
PINP
CONTROL
(SLAVE)
SCL3 SDA3
I301
SELECTOR
I401
AUDIO
CONTROL
(SLAVE)
Fig. 1
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3. ADJUSTMENT MODE
1. Before turning ON the set, press and hold the POWER button and INPUT button of the front panel of TV set for about 3 seconds.
2. After 3 seconds, a small square will appear in the left center of the screen.There are two different displays, depending upon how long the POWER and INPUT buttons are pressed and held. One shows A and D for audio adjustment, and the other shows P and D for the picture adjustment.
3.To activate the picture adjustment mode, input a data value of 30 (D030), using the front panel or remote
control cursor 왗,왘 before any of the picture adjust­ments can be adjusted.
The same for the audio adjustment.To activate the adjustment, you need an input data value of 20 before any of the audio adjustments can be adjusted.
4.To make a selection, use the CURSOR keys on front control panel or the Remote Control.
A00
D000
P00
D000
D = Data value P = Picture A = Audio
P00
D000
5. After finishing the necessary adjustment press the ÒPOWERÓ button. Adjustment mode is released and TV set returns to normal condition.
4. ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 4-1 Initial setting of EEPROM (I003)
Adjustment Preparation (I2C adjustment only)
(1) Apply +12V to point and check point is
5V±0.3V
(2) Connect I
2
C adjustment jig as shown.
Adjustment procedure
(1) Apply a DIODE as follows.
(2) Check pin of I001 changes L H L.
Mi-con outputs “H” from pin dur ing E2PROM initial operation. Never unplug before pin return
to L. (3) TV set will tune to Channel 3. (4) Remove DIODE.
A
B
I001
R002
12
DIODE
3
R011
APPLY
Power Button
Channel Buttons
Volume Buttons
POWER CH - CH + VOL - VOL + INPUT
EXIT MENU
CURSOR
INPUT/
EXIT
Infrared
Sensor
MENU
Front Panel
Controls
MENU
Change Selection (Up)
Increase Data Value
Change Selection (Down)
Decrease Data Value
+
-
A
5
1
3
I903
C960
B
42
8
I001
I003
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4-3 MTS ADJUSTMENT
4-3-1 Input Level Adjustment
Adjustment Preparation (1) Apply a signal to output terminals of the Main
Tuner on the Main PWB using the circuit shown below. Connect 100resistor between AGC ter­minal, Pin and GND.
Sound modulation condition:
Noise reduction encoder: ON Stereo signal;
R=0 (L only), 300Hz, 30% modulationR=0 (L only), 3kHz, 30% modulation
Monaural signal; Monaural, 400Hz, 100% modulation
(PRE-EN Off) SAP signal; SAP, 300Hz, 30% modulation (see note) (2) Connect AC voltmeter Vo to I401 pin .
Use the AC voltmeter of Matsushita model
VP-950C or equivalent.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Select sound input then adjust the data “A04”
to Vo= 500mVrmsw10mVrms at I401 pin .
4-3-2 Stereo VCO adjustment
Adjustment Prepar
ation (1) Same as items 4-3-1(1) and 4-3-1(2). (2) Connect a frequency counter to I401 pin . Use
1:1 Probe.
(Probe standard Ri≥1MΩ, Ci15pF)
(3) Should be no signal at pin 햸 (I401). (4) Connect capacitor (100µF/16v) as it is shown. (5) Select adjustment code “A01.”
Adjustment Procedure (1) Adjust the data “A01” to set 15.73±0.1KHz by 왗,왘
keys.
(2) Remove capacitor (100µF/16v)
U101
R107
100
F/16v
R401
R402
C406
I401
14
7
+
-
+
-
40
40
40
Note : Video signal and Audio Signal should be synchronized.
Video signal
Generator
MTS signal
Generator
EXT
SYNC
IN
IF modulator output signal waveform (Color bar or all white)
87.5%
VIDEO
AUDIO
IF modulator (50 output)
fp=45.75MHz fs=41.25MHz
25%
100%
2200PF
50
Carrier 0
11
IF terminal
MAIN
TUNER
U101
100
1
IF modulator output level and P/S
P=105dBu (50 termination) S level; -3dB to P level At this time, S/N ratio of F/E video output is 45dB or less.
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4-3-3 Filter Adjustment
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect capacitor 100 F/16V as it is shown. (2) Apply signal to I401 pin with the circuit as it is
shown.
(3) Connect an AC voltmeter or oscilloscope to I401
pin .
(4) Select adjustment code “A03.” Adjustment Procedure
(1) Adjust the data “A03” so that the voltage of I401
pin becomes minimum by 왗,왘 keys.
4-3-4 Separation Adjustment
(The adjustment of items 4-3-1 and 4-3-3 must be completed first)
Adjustment Preparation (1) Use the same circuit as input level adjustment
4-3-1(1).
(2) Connect a frequency counter to I401 pin or
connect an oscilloscope.
(3) Select adjustment code “A05” and set data “D032”. Adjustment Procedure
(1) Select input signal and select adjustment code
“A05”. Adjust by 왗,왘 keys so that 300Hz level becomes minimum (L separation adjustment)
(2) Select input signal
and select adjustment code
“A06”. Adjust by 왗,왘 keys so that 3KHz level becomes minimum (H separation adjustment).
(3) Repeat (1) and (2). Adjustment precision:
within +1dB from minimum point.
4-3-5 SAP VCO Adjustment
Adjustment Preparation (1) Connect a frequency counter to I401 pin .
(2) Select adjustment Code “A02”. (3) Connect same circuit as in item 4-3-2(5).
(4) Apply 1Mresistor to I401 pin and GND.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Adjust the data “A02” by 왗,왘 keys so that the
frequency is 78.67+0.5KHz.
(2) Remove 1MΩ resistor.
40
4-3-6 Check data of MTS demodulating circuit
adjustment.
(1) Unplug set after all items are adjusted. (2) Plug in the TV set. (3) Check that data are the same as adjusted.
II. FUNCTION SETTING
M10LXU Chassis has the data for setting variety functions in EEPROM (I003). Microprocessor (I001) set the functions needed for each model according to EEPROM data (memory switch data).
1. HOW TO SET MEMORY SWITCH SETTING MODE
(1) Repeat section 4-1 (initial setting of EEPROM
(I003) on Page 22).
(2) TV set will automatically send features data to
appropriate model.
(3) Table 1 below shows model name and their fea-
tures.
DATA NAME
TU V 50/60 PIP
MODEL NAME
36UX01S 32UX01S
36GX01B 32GX01B
TABLE 1 MODEL AND DATA TABLE
10 11 11 10
F/E
14
U101
100µF/16V
SG 600
Output
Signal
Generator
a
SG output signal spec.
1
Frequency f=15.73kHz (Sine wave)
2
Signal Level
V=100mVrms
600
R401
+
-
R402
+
4.7F/25
-
+
C406
­7
I401
7
I401
I401
APPLY
1M½
40
40
40
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2. EXPLANATION OF MEMORY SWITCH FUNC­TIONS
(1) TU (2 Tuners)
Selects TU for 1 or 2 tuners. Data “1” - Two tuners. Data “0” - One tuner.
(2) (V-CHIP)
Selects (V-CHIP) Function or not. Data “1” - Apply (V-CHIP) function. Data “0” - Do not apply (V-CHIP) function.
(3) 50/60
Apply 50/60 frequency or not. Data “1” Apply 50/60 frequency. Data “0” Do not apply 50/60 frequency.
(4 ) PIP
Apply PIP function or not. Data “1” - Apply PIP function. Data “0” - Do not apply PIP function.
III. MEMORY RE-INITIALIZATION
1.MEMORY INITIALIZE OPERATION CHECK
Adjustment Procedure (1) Apply diode as follows.
(2) Check that the receiving channel goes to CH03.
Unit is set to factory settings.
(3) Remove diode.
IV. OPERATION CHECK
1. AFC OPERATION CHECK
Adjustment Preparation (1) Connect the circuit as shown below to the ANT
terminal.
Adjustment Procedure (1) Receive a standard carrier (not offset) with the
channel up/down or direct selection buttons.
(2) Receive an offset signal of +1.5MHZ.Check that it
is pulled into the standard tuning point. (Perform the channel selection operation.)
(3) Receive an offset signal of -1.5MHZ.Check that it
is pulled into the standard tuning point. (Perform the channel selection operation again.) Note: Modulation signal should be used at the circle pattern and the color bar signal.
Checking circuit
(All channel converter can be used)
RF
CONVERTER
RF CONVERTER
RF
TO ANT
I001
R001
12
DIODE
2
R011
APPLY
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2. CHANNEL SELECTION CIRCUIT OPERATION CHECK 2-1 Channel Up/Down Selection
Adjustment Preparation (1) Set the TV set so that VHF (11, 13CH), UHF (14,
46, 63CH) and CATV (A, E, P, WCH) can be received.
(2) Set Signal Source mode to Antenna on the set up
menu. (Press the Menu key, and select Setup, then select Signal Source mode, See next page.)
Adjustment Procedure (1) Check that VHF are received correctly by pressing
CH Up () or Down () button.
Adjustment Preparation (3) Set Signal Source mode to CATV 1.
Adjustment Procedure (2) Perfor m the same operation as in Item (1), and
check that VHF and CATV are received correctly.
Adjustment Preparation (4) Set Signal Source mode to CATV 2.
Adjustment Procedure (3) Perfor m the same operation as in Item (1), and
check that VHF and CATV are received correctly.
Note:This check should be done to both ANT A and B.
(32UX01S and 36UX01S models)
2-2 CH Up/Down
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Set the TV set so that VHF (11, 13CH), UHF (14,
46, 63CH) and CATV (A, E, P, W CH) can be received.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Set Signal Source mode to Antenna on the SET
UP menu.
(2) Select Auto CH set mode and press () key on
the set up menu. After Auto CH set, operation is completed. By pressing the channel Up () or Down () button, check that the channels having
broadcast signal (s) can be received. (3) Set Signal Source mode to CATV 1. (4) Perform the same operation as in Item (2) and
check that CATV can be received correctly.
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
MENU LANGUAGE SIGNAL SOURCE ANTENNA AUTO CHANNEL SET CATV 1 CHANNEL MEMORY CATV 2 CHANNEL LIST CLOCK SET
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
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SET UP MENU
Adjustment Preparation
(2) Set the CHANNEL LIST mode (in SET UP menu).
Note: CATV channels, actual input channels numbers and indicated channel numbers shown in Table 3 below.
Adjustment Procedure
(5) Check that the item of SCAN of channels which
can be selected as above is ON.
Note 1: CATV channels, actual input channel numbers
and indicated channel numbers.
A................................14
E................................18
P................................29
W...............................36
Note 2: This check should be done to both ANT A
and B.
(32UX01Snd 36UX01S models)
TABLE 3
ABCDE FGH I J KLMNOPQRST UVW
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
W+1 W+2 W+3 W+4 W+5 W+6 W+7 W+8 W+9 W+10 W+11 W+12 W+13 W+14 W+15 W+16 W+17 W+18 W+19 W+20 W+21 W+22 W+23
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59
W+24 W+25 W+26 W+27 W+28 W+29 W+30 W+31 W+32 W+33 W+34 W+35 W+36 W+37 W+38 W+39 W+40 W+41 W+42 W+43 W+44 W+45 W+46
60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82
W+47 W+48 W+49 W+50 W+51 W+52 W+53 W+54 W+55 W+56 W+57 W+58 A-5 A-4 A-3 A-2 A-1 W+59 W+60 W+61 W+62 W+63 W+64
83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105
W+65 W+66 W+67 W+68 W+69 W+70 W+71 W+72 W+73 W+74 W+75 W+76 W+77 W+78 W+79 W+80 W+81 W+82 W+83 W+84
106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125
HYPER BAND ULTRA BAND
ULTRA BAND
ULTRA BAND MID BAND ULTRA BAND
MID BAND SUPER BAND
HYPER BAND
W+1 W+2 W+3 W+4 W+5 W+6 W+7 W+8 W+9
W+10 W+11 W+13 W+14W+12
W+15 W+17 W+18W+16
W+21
W+22 W+23W+20W+19
W+24
W+26
W+27
W+25
W+28
W+30
W+31W+29
W+34
W+35
W+33W+32
W+36
W+37
W+40
W+41
W+39W+38
W+42
W+43
W+46
W+53
W+45W+44
W+47
W+48
W+51
W+52
W+50W+49
A-4
W+54
W+55
W+58
A-5
W+57W+56
W+62
W+63
W+64
A-3
A-2
W+60
W+61
W+59A-1
W+84
W+83
W+83
W+81
W+80
W+78
W+79
W+77
W+76
W+74
W+75
W+73
W+72
W+70
W+71
W+69
W+68
W+66
W+67
W+65
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2-3 VOLUME UP/DOWN
Adjustment Procedure (1) Check that the volume level and volume indication
is going up or down simultaneously by pressing volume Up () or Down () button.
2-4 POWER ON/OFF
Adjustment Procedure (1) Check that the power alternates between On and
Off with each press of the Power button.
2-5 INPUT
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the O.S.D.changes with every press
of the Input button, as below.
2-6 MENU
(1) Check that the Menu O.S.D.displays by pressing
Menu button. Note: Menu O.S.D. is displayed as below.
OSD MENU
ANT A 10
Video: 1
Video: 2 Video: 3
ANT B 13
32UX01S and 36UX01S
Volume 10
2-7 MENU MODE (using Remo-con)
2-7-1 Set Up Mode
Adjustment Preparation (1) Set to CHANNEL MEMORY mode (SET UP Menu).
Adjustment Procedure (1) Check the selection of ADD, ERASE by pressing
the 왖(왔) button.
SET UP MENU
(2) After Menu O.S.D. is displayed, check that front
panel buttons function change as follows:
Menu MENU CH Up 왖 key CH Down key Volume Up key Volume Down key
Adjustment Prepar
ation
(2) a. Set the mode to CLOSED CAPTION
(CUSTOM Menu)
b.Receive signal having Closed Caption signal.
CUSTOM MENU
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Set DISPLAY setting to ON with CURSOR 왘 .
At this time, set the other settings as follows.
1. DISPLAY : ON
2. MODE : C.C.
3. CHANNEL : 1
(2) Check that the Caption corresponding to the
above setting is displayed on the screen. (3) Set CHANNEL to 2. (4) Check that the Caption of Channel 2 is displayed
on the screen. (5) Set CHANNEL to 1. (6) Check that the Caption of Channel 1 (Field 2) is
displayed on the screen. (7) Set the mode to TEXT.
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
FAV
ID
MENU LANGUAGE SIGNAL SOURCE AUTO CHANNEL SET CHANNEL MEMORY CHANNEL LIST CLOCK SET
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
MENU LANGUAGE SIGNAL SOURCE CHANNEL 03 AUTO CHANNEL SET ADD CHANNEL MEMORY ERASE CHANNEL LIST NEXT CH CLOCK SET CH CH
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
CLOSED CAPTION
DISPLAY OFF ON MODE C.C. TEXT CHANNEL 1 2
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
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(8) Check that a black window appears and text
letters are displayed at the center of the screen.
(9) Repeat adjustment procedure from (3) to (6), and
check that text letters are displayed correspon-
ding to each mode. (10) Set the mode to CAPTION. (11) The black window should disappear returning to
the state of (2). (12) Set ON/OFF to OFF. (13) Check that the Caption letters disappear.
2-7-2 Program Mode
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Set to CHANNEL ID mode (CUSTOM Menu). (2) Select CUSTOM CH by pressing the 왖,왔 button.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Select the “A” by pressing the 왖,왔 button, and
select the input position by pressing the 왘,왗 button.
(2) After pressing the “Recall” button, check that the
indication of “AAAA” is the same as CH No. indication.
(3) Select the Channel ID mode again. Select
“RESET” by pressing the 왖,왔 button and press the button.
(4) Check that the delete of “AAAA” when indicate
the CH No., after press the “Recall” button.
CUSTOM MENU
Adjustment Preparation
(3) Set to PARENTAL CONTROL mode, (CUSTOM
MENU).
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Select PARENTAL CONTROL by 왘 button. (2) Press “7” button 4 times. (“7777” is input.) (3) Select CHANNEL mode, and set to on by
button, check that the picture becomes
pitch-dark, and sound does not come out. (4) Set to PARENTAL CONTROL mode again. (5) Select CHANNEL mode and set to off by
button. (6) Check that the picture and sound return to the
previous condition.
CUSTOM MENU
Adjustment Preparation
(3) Set to MENU LANGUAGE mode (SET UP Menu)
Adjustment Procedure
(14) Check the language selection (ENGLISH,
FRENCH, SPANISH) by pressing the 왔(왖) button.
SET UP MENU
ANT A 10
TEXT LETTERS
AB.....
BLACK WINDOW
(2) and (4)
ANT A 10
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
CHANNEL ID.
CH 22 CHANNEL LIST CUSTOM CH. ****(CUSTOM) RESET
AB.....
BLACK WINDOW
TEXT LETTER (8) and (9)
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH SIGNAL SOURCE FRANCAIS AUTO CHANNEL SET ESPA„OL CHANNEL MEMORY CHANNEL LIST CLOCK SET
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
PARENTAL CONTROL
**** CHANGE SECRET CODE
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
NEXT CH CH CH OR # KEYS
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
CHANNEL 03
VIDEO LOCK QUICK LOCK
FRONT PANEL LOCK TV TIME OUT MOVIE RATINGS TV RATINGS CANADIAN RATINGS (ENG) CANADIAN RATINGS (FRN)
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(5) Select MOVIE RATINGS MPAA (PG-13) and TV
RATINGS (TV-Y7/ALL BLOCK)
(6) Check that Picture & audio should be blocked as
follows “RATING BLOCKED” is displayed when picture is blocked.
(7) Same check as (1) to (6) should apply for PIP
sub picture. Main picture should receive a chan­nel without V-chip signal. Sub picture should receive a channel with V-chip signal.
NOTE: User setting rating & receipt signal rating are
displayed on top area of the screen when RECALL button is pressed. 1st line : User setting rating. 2nd line : Receipt signal rating.
Adjustment Preparation
(4) Set VOLUME CORRECTION mode (AUDIO
Menu).
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Select the registration point using 왖,왔 button and
received channel no.is memorized by pressing number buttons.
Note: By key-in “0”, “4,” then 4CH can be
memorized.
(2) Check that Volume level changes and sets
100%~50% (5% step) using 왖,왔 button.
Receive Signal TV-PG MPAA PG TV-Y7-FV Picture/Audio BLOCK UNBLOCK UNBLOCK Condition
Receive Signal TV-PG MPAA PG TV-Y7-FV Picture/Audio BLOCK UNBLOCK BLOCK Condition
2-7-4 Clock Mode (Clock Operation Check)
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect a diode as follows
Remarks:The addition of the above circuit intends to
check the clock operation, with clock count­ing in 60 times mode.
(2) Set to CLOCK SET Menu (SET UP Menu).
2-7-3 PARENTAL CONTROL (V-Chip) operation
check
Preparation for Adjustment
(1) Receive a channel with V-Chip signal. (2) Push MENU and select CUSTOM menu by using
or button.
(3) Select PARENTAL CONTROL by using 왖 or 왔
button.
(4) Press button to set PARENTAL CONTROL
mode. (5) Enter “7777” for SECRET CODE. (6) Select MOVIE RATINGS and TV RATING by
using 왖 or 왔 button. (7) Press button to set MOVIE RATINGS and TV
RATINGS.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Select MOVIE RATINGS MPAA (PG) and TV
RATINGS (TV-14/ALL BLOCK) (2) Check that Picture & audio should be blocked as
follows
“RATING BLOCKED” is displayed when picture is
blocked.
(3) Select MOVIE RATINGS MPAA (PG-13) and TV
RATINGS (TV-14/ALL BLOCK) (4) Check that Picture & audio should be blocked as
follows
“RATING BLOCKED” is displayed when picture is
blocked.
Receive Signal TV-PG MPAA PG TV-Y7-FV Picture/Audio UNBLOCK BLOCK UNBLOCK Condition
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
BASS CH 39 TREBLE BALANCE RESET CH LEVEL ADVANCED 100% SETTINGS 100% VOLUME 100% CORRECTION 100%
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
PARENTAL CONTROL
**** CHANGE SECRET CODE
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
CHANNEL 03 VIDEO LOCK QUICK LOCK FRONT PANEL LOCK
TV TIME OUT
MOVIE RATINGS
TV RATINGS CANADIAN RATINGS (ENG) CANADIAN RATINGS (FRN)
I001
13
R014
DIODE
3
R002
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Adjustment Preparation
(8) Set to COLOR TEMPERATURE mode, (VIDEO,
ADVANCED SETTINGS).
Adjustment Procedure
(8) Check that WHITE CONTROL is changed by
pressing 왘 button.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) After clock setting is done perform CH indication
(Recall). Check that clock indication is displayed in addition to the CH indication, and that the clock indication is going by 1 second per minute.
2-7-5 Picture Mode
Adjustment Prepar
ation (1) Receive color bar signal. (2) Press MENU key, and select VIDEO menu (3) Set to CONTRAST mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(2) Check that Contrast is changed by pressing con-
trol 왗,왘 buttons.
Adjustment Prepar
ation (3) Set to BRIGHTNESS mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(3) Check that Brightness is changed by pressing
control 왗,왘 buttons.
Adjustment Preparation
(4) Set to COLOR mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(4) Check that Color is changed by pressing control
,buttons.
Adjustment Preparation
(5) Set to TINT mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(5) Check that Tint is changed by pressing control
,buttons.
Adjustment Preparation
(6) Set to SHARPNESS mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(6) Check that Sharpness is changed by pressing
control 왗,왘 buttons.
Adjustment Prepar
ation (7) Set to RESET mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(7) Check that all picture settings return to delivery
settings by pressing button.
2-7-6 Sound Mode
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Press MENU key, and select AUDIO menu. (2) Set to BASS mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that BASS is changed by pressing control
,buttons.
Adjustment Preparation
(2) Set to TREBLE mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(2) Check that TREBLE is changed by pressing con-
trol 왗,왘 buttons.
Adjustment Preparation
(3) Set to BALANCE mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(3) Check that BALANCE is changed by pressing
control 왗,왘 buttons.
Adjustment Prepar
ation
(4) Set to RESET mode.
VIDEO MENU
ANT A 12 ABCD 10:00
00
Channel ID
Clock indication
•••••••
ID
FAV
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
CONTRAST
BRIGHTNESS COLOR TINT SHARPNESS RESET ADVANCED SETTINGS
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
100% 50% 50%
50%
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Adjustment Procedure
(4) Check that all sound setting modes return to
delivery settings by pressing 왘 button.
AUDIO MENU
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
72% 50%
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
FAV
ID
BASS
TREBLE BALANCE RESET ADVANCED SETTINGS VOLUME
CORRECTION
Adjustment Preparation
(6) a. Input stereo sound signal to VIDEO:1
terminals, and set “VIDEO: 1” by Input button.
b. Set to SURROUND menu (THEATER menu):
Adjustment Procedure
(6) Check that sound becomes louder when set
to on mode by 왖,왔 button.
THEATER MENU
MENU TO MENU BAR TO QUIT EXIT
SET UP CUSTOM VIDEO AUDIO THEATER
FAV
ID
SURROUND ON
V. DEFLECTION CIRCUIT PICTURE ADJUSTMENT
OPERATION CHECK
1. HIGH VOLTAGE LIMITER CIRCUIT OPERATION CHECK AND OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION CIRCUIT OPERATION CHECK.
Adjustment Prepar
ation
(1) Connect a high voltage voltmeter between CPT
anode terminal (Anode cap side) and the ground as below.
(2) Set AC input voltage to 1203V. (3) Receive circle pattern and set “BRIGHTNESS”
and “CONTRAST” to max. Adjust Screen VR so that beam current is
I
B앐0.1mA. (The voltage of ABL terminal-C747
both ends should by 12V or less.)
Adjustment Procedure
(1 ) Check that the normal high voltage and +B volt-
age as below.
(2) Connect a 2.2k1/8W Resistor to both ends of
D703 and check that power is turned off.
2.2k 1/8W Resistor
R704 D703
To D704
Resistor
+56V
(3) Disconnect the AC plug and remove 2.2k액 1/8W
Resistor.
2. FBT PROTECTION CIRCUIT OPERATION CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Set “CONTRAST” to maximum, “BRIGHTNESS”
to center.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Connect a 100k1/8W Resistor between Q908
base and ground, check that picture disappears. See figure A.
CHASSIS EHT1KV 1B0.1mA +B 36UX01S/36GX01B 30.01KV 1.70.1mA 1400.3V 32UX01S/32UX01B 29.01KV 1.50.1mA 1400.3V
CPT
Anode
CPT
High Voltage Voltmeter (DC Voltage Divider)
Digital Voltmeter
CPT GND WIRE
Use the voltmeter of input impedance 10M or more with indication to the first decimal place.
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Figure A
C945
R949
Q908
R985
To D938
100k
1/8W Resistor
R973
R948
+ -
(2) Immediately after checking, disconnect the TV
set power cord.
(3) Discharge C905 as follows.
2~10k more than 15W (wire would resistor)
R906
C905
+
-
2~10k more than 15W (wire would resistor)
R906
C905
+
-
3. LOAD SHORT PROTECTION CIRCUIT OPERATION CHECK.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Receive circle pattern signal. (2) Set “CONTRAST” to maximum and
“BRIGHTNESS” to center.
(3) Check the Cathode voltage of D939, D952, and
D953. Confir m the voltage should be more than
1.5V.
(4) Short-circuit both ends of R961 and check that
the picture disappears within 2~3 sec.
(5) Disconnect short-circuit of R961 and the TV set
power cord.
(6) Discharge C905 as follows.
4.WEAK ELECTRIC FIELD CHECK
Adjustment Prepar
ation
(1) Connect one side of the 300 ohm feeder to 75
ohm ~ 300 ohm antenna adapter.Connect the antenna adapter to the VHF antenna terminal board as shown below.
(2) Turn to no signal condition.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the phenomena such as oscillation
and abnormal beat, etc. do not occur in all the channel.
Antenna Terminal board
75 ohm - 300 ohm adaptor
VHF/UHF
Vl. REMO-CON OPERATION CHECK
1. DIRECT CHANNEL SELECTION
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Input 2 or 3 digits of channel number with the
buttons of the Remo-con “0-9.” Check that the input number and the on-screen display number are the same. (At 100CH selection, press “1” and after 2 seconds, press “0” two times.
1 1
After 2 seconds
2. LST-CH (LAST CHANNEL RECALL)
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the set receiver alternates between
the channel which is being received and the channel which was previously received with each press of the “LST-CH” button of the Remo-con.
3. MUTE
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the sound alternates between SOFT
MUTE, MUTE and MUTE OFF by every pressing of “MUTE” button on the Remo-con. At this time, check the MUTE indication: MUTE off Yellow SOFT MUTE Magenta MUTE Magenta
(2) Check that sound level goes to 1/2 level at SOFT
MUTE.
(3) Check that sound level goes to 0 at MUTE mode.
4. RECALL
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that on-screen channel no. indication
appears by pressing the “RECALL” button of the Remo-con.
5. P IN P (36UX01S/32UX01S only)
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect signal to ANT A and receive it. (2) Connect signal to VIDEO: 1 Input.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that with each press of the “PIP” button of
Remo-con, sub-picture alternates between On and Off.When sub-picture is On, check that the channel numbers are displayed as below.
ANT A 10
PIP VIDEO: 1
V1
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6. MOVE
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Press “PIP” button to set to PinP mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that with each press of the “MOVE” button
on Remo-con, sub-picture moves counterclock­wise. Note: When sub-picture is in the upper left of the screen, the channel number of main picture comes to the lower right, as shown below.
7. SWAP
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Press “PIP” button to set to PinP mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that with each press of the “SWAP” but-
ton, the contents of main picture and sub-picture are exchanged.
8. FREEZE
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect signal to ANT A and video. (One or both
of the pictures should be moving picture.) (2) Press “PIP” button to set PinP mode. (3) Sub-picture should be moving picture.
Adjustment Procedure
(1 ) Check that with each press of the “FREEZE”
button, sub-picture alternates between moving
picture and freezing picture.
(2) Press “PIP” button to make sub-picture disappear.
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect signals to ANT A and Video Input. Both
signals should be moving picture.
(2) Set PinP to off.
Adjustment Procedure
(1 ) Check that freezing picture of main screen
appears as a sub-picture by pressing “FREEZE”
button on the Remo-con. (2) Check it also in the TV and Video modes. (3) Check that the freezed sub-picture disappears by
pressing “FREEZE” button. (4) Check that the freezed sub-picture turns to
normal PinP sub-picture by pressing PIP button.
9. PINP CH (36UX01S/32UX01S models).
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect the signal to ANT A and VIDEO: 1. (2) Press “PIP” button to set PinP mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that OSD changes as follows by pressing
“PIP CH” button.
(2) Set PIP CH to PinP mode. (3) Check that PinP sub-picture changes by channel
,, and “INPUT” key and receives normal
picture. Note: PIP CH Function not available for
36UX01S/32UX01S models.
Vll. MEMORY INITIALIZE (2)
After all of the adjustments of main chassis are
finished, perform memory initialize. (Operation in
Item III)
VIII. FINAL ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENT/
COMMON SERVICE ADJUSTMENT
1. PURITY CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT
Note: For ITC type A90LPY30X01 apply item
1.2 (8) (Purity check). For A80LJF30X(W), apply
item 1.1-1.2 (8).
ANT A 10
PIP VIDEO: 1
ANT A 10
PIP VIDEO: 1
MOVING PICTURE
MOVING PICTURE FREEZING PICTURE
SUB PICTURE
ANT A 10
PIP VIDEO: 1
(Main mode)
gray
background
(PinP mode)
ANT A 10
PIP VIDEO: 1
background
gray
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A80LJF30X(W) North
1-1 Adjustment Preparation
(1) Keep DY stick to CPT funnel. (2) Turn ON the set and receive cross-hatch signal
(or circle pattern signal). Adjust the static conver­gence coarsely according to item (VlII, 1-4).
(3) Receive white pattern signal and adjust the white
balance according to item 4-6.
(4) Set BRIGHTNESS control and CONTRAST con-
trol to maximum and apply heat-run to the set with circle pattern signal received for 40 min. or more.
1-2 Purity Adjustment
THIS ADJUSTMENT METHOD APPLIES TO THE PURITY ADJUSTMENT BY USING MICROSCOPE.
(1) Adjust coarsely White balance, Static conver-
gence (center) and Focus.
(2) Receive circle pattern and heat-r un more than T
minutes with CONTRAST and BRIGHTNESS to maximum. Do not delete the raster nor vary the current before fixing the position of DY. Heat-run should be done with perfect raster. (DY and tilt should have been coarsely adjusted.)
(3) The magnetic field in artificial magnetic field should
follow the table below and the set should face as in Table 2. Degauss it from outside.
TABLE 2 Directions for adjustment
(4) Adjust the position of purity magnet and DY. Keep
the landing balance of and , and adjust so that the landing of and is as follows while observ­ing with a microscope.
(a) Open the purity magnet as follows in order to
move the raster only in the right-left direction.
(b) YPB (Yoke pull-back) should be as follows.
(Distance between the bumped position of DY toward the funnel and the just-landing position of and .)
GREEN3
Adjustment point
30mm away from each
end of 3 and 9
A1 ~ B
Out Side
A1 ~ B
Out Side
GREEN9
Phosphor
Beam
Black
Matrix
2P (Purity Magnet) 4P
6P
Raster Wane NG
TABLE 1
CPT
A80LJF30X(W)
T
40 Min.
DESTINATION
USA
CANADA
UNIVERSAL
PANAMA, HAWAII
VERTICAL
FIELD
0.45G
0.54G
0.35G
0.2 G
HORIZONTAL
FIELD
0.3 G
0.15G
0.3 G
0.3 G
C-F MAGNET P#2773671
Keep the balance of 3 / 9 DY landing
C-F MAGNET P#2773672
2P (Purity Magnet) 4P
6P
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(c) DY tilt should be as follows.
(5) Fix DY with fixing torque of 14kg.cm.
Control the torque by an electric driver.
(6) If any miss landing occurs, correct with magnets.
At this time, if the white unevenness is all right, magnet is not needed.
(7) After peripheral convergence is adjusted, check
the position of DY and tighten the DY again. (14kg.cm)
(8) Purity check
The magnetic field in artificial magnetic field should follow the magnetic field according to the destination, and the set should face as follows. After degaussing in each direction, check these
items visually and with a microscope. (a) No problem in white unevenness. (b) Each single color must not hit any other colors. (c) If white or any single color is defective, apply a
magnet(s) on CPT for correction.
If any magnet is applied, check it after
degaussing.
FACE: North
2-3mm
Right Side is Higher
CPT
GEOMETRIC
CENTER
FACE: East
d
d'
d=d' Be Straight
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Reference
Fix coil to CRT side of microscope.Set it upside down and measure it. Check that beam moves to the right and left equally in quantity. Be careful at assembly that core does not tilt because upward (downward) magnetic field by coil moves the beam to the right (left) or type MS-50X microscope of KANSAI DENKI.
1-3 Purity Adjustment
(This adjustment method applies to purity adjustment by hand operation.)
(1) Use an ar tificial magnetic field and set the field
strength as follows.
*Magnetic field in CPT axis direction: 0 Gauss
*Magnetic field which is vertical to CPT axis:
U.S.A., Hawaii, Panama, Guam
Bolivia, Peru, Universal...........0.3 Gauss
Canada..................................0.15 Gauss
Taiwan....................................0.37 Gauss
(The direction of the magnetic field should be from the left side to the right side of the CPT screen as you face it.)
(2) Adjust Focus coarsely according to Focus
Adjustment page 40.
(3) Adjust Convergence coarsely according to item
1-4 and 1-5. (Page 39~40)
(4) Receive Circle Pattern signal and check that
Contrast and Brightness are maximum.
(5) Receive magenta signal.When the magenta sig-
nal is not available, short-circuit between the base and emitter of Q855 and set to magenta.
(6) Press DY fully against CPT funnel and turn the
purity magnet so that the vertical magenta band comes to the center of the picture (Fig. 1-3-1). Check that color unevenness of both sides are approximately equal at this time.The openings of the purity magnet should be symmetric (Fig. 1-3-2).
VR
THE MICROSCOPE
THE JIG
CELL-CASE
40~48mm
30~40mm
SW
Coil 0 0.37x150T
SW
SWITCH
COIL
x 80 MICROSCOPE
SW
200-B
3V
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FIGURE 1-3-2
The openings of the purity magnet should be sym-
metric: on the right and left sides (P#2773671) on the upper and lower sides (P#2773672)
(7) Receive the single red signal. When the single
red signal is not available, short circuit between the base and emitter of Q845, and between the base and emitter of Q857 and set to single red.
(8) Pull back DY gradually and when the color
unevenness of both sides of the picture disap­pear, mark the rear edge position of DY on the tape wound around CPT neck as shown in Figure 1-3-3. Pull back DY further and just before the color unevenness of both sides of the picture disappear, mark the rear edge position of DY on the tape in the same way. At this time, pull back DY so that the center axis of DY and CPT axis match.
FIGURE 1-3-3
b
c
(9) Move DY so that the rear edge position of DY
comes to the center of the two marked lines and fasten DY as d=d1(Figure 1-3-4). Further insert the rubber wedge between DY and CPT funnel from the top and raise DY backwards.
(10) Set CRT axis direction magnetic field of the artifi-
cial magnetic field according to the artificial mag­netic field setting list classified by destination. (The direction of the magnetic field should be from the CPT screen side to the neck side.)
(11) After degaussing it from outside, check the purity
in each color to R, G and B visually. Then, turn the screen to white and check the landing at the screen position shown in Fig. 1-3-5 with a micro­scope.
Criteria with microscope
There should be no miss landing at positions 2, 4, 8 and 10. Green beam should be at center of the green phosphor at position C.(Refer to the miss landing criteria.)
(12) Turn over the direction of CPT axis direction
magnetic field of the next artificial magnetic field and check it by the same way as item (11). The positions of miss landing criteria with a micro­scope should be 2, 4, 8 and 10 (Figure 1-3-5).
Miss landing criteria
The following conditions are defined as miss landing. Each color beams shines on the phos­phor of the applied color and there are phosphor parts which are not luminous (shaded par ts in
FIGURE 1-3-1
MASKING TAPE
b'
Vertical Magenta Band
a'a
a-a', b-b' Show the geometri center line of CPT Screen
C-F MAG P#2773672 P#2775082 (For VM Models)
C-F MAGNET P#2773671
FIGURE 1-3-4
a - a' b - b' Geometric center line of CPT
d
a
b
d'
a'
b'
CPT Neck
10
C
84
2
ø80mm x 5
FIGURE 1-3-5
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the right figure) between the luminous parts and black matrix. Or, each color beam shines on the phosphor of not applied color.
(13) To improve the miss landing mentioned above,
it’s acceptable to stick the permanent magnets to CPT funnel (Figures 1-3-7 and 1-3-8).
Usage Apply a silicone rubber KE-40 WRTV to the per­manent magnet shown in the Figure, adhere it to the CPT funnel and then fix it with permaseal tape P212.
(14) Final purity criteria should satisfy the miss
landing criteria.
(15) When delivering the sets, set CPT axis direction
magnetic field to 0 Gauss and degauss it from outside.
Table 3
Artificial magnetic field setting list classified by destination.
Notes for pre-heat
Before pre-heating, stick DY to CPT funnel and fix it so that the raster is perfect.
1-4 Static Convergence Adjustment (Screen center part) (Except ITC CPT)
(1) Receive a cross-hatch signal and set Brightness
to the center and Contrast to minimum.
FIGURE 1-4-1
(2) Open the knobs of 4-pole magnet (2 sheets)
(Figure 1-4-1(b)) and match the blue/red vertical lines at the center of the screen as shown in Figure 1-4-2(a).
(3) Tur n the 4-pole magnet with its knobs open
(Figure 1-4-1(c)) and match the blue/red horizon­tal lines as shown in Figure 1-4-2(b).
FIGURE 1-4-2
FIGURE 1-3-8
FIGURE 1-3-7
Luminous Parts
DESTINATION
USA CANADA UNIVERSAL
PANAMA, HAWAII
TAIWAN
Vertical
Field
0.45 G
0.54 G
0.35 G
0.2 G
0.22 G
Horizontal
Field
0.3 G
0.15 G
0.3 G
0.3 G
0.37 G
B
Phosphor
Black Matrix (Viewed as black)
FIGURE 1-3-6 Enlarged view of screen with microscope
G
R
N
Ø12
FIGURE 1-3-7
Permanent Magnet
Silicone Rubber KE-40 WRTV
1~3
S
N
4 Permanent magnets are usable at most.
S
N
8~12
Permaseal Tape(P212) Width 15-20mm Length 40-50mm
S
6~8
3~4
Raster Wane
If the raster is imperfect like the left figure, CPT neck is in danger of cracking because the beam may hit it.
Raster
DY Side
Purity
2-Pole
6-Pole
4-Pole
(a) CF Magnet (b) Open the knobs
Base Side
of the magnet
(c) Turn the magnet
with its knobs open
(a)
G
R/B
B G R
G
(b)
R/B
R/B
G
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1-5 Dynamic Convergence adjustment
(Except ITC CPT type)
(1) Inser t an adjustment wedge (temporary)
between the top of DY opening and CPT funnel as shown in Figure 1-5-1. By inserting the wedge gradually, match the red and blue vertical lines at the top and bottom of the screen and also match the red and blue horizontal lines of both sides of the screen as shown in Fig. 1-5-2(a).
(2) Adjust by swinging in the right/left directions of
DY while obser ving 6 and 12 hor izontal lines of the screen and match the red and blue horizon­tal lines. As shown in Fig. 1-5-2(b), when the blue is outside from the red on CPT screen, insert the DY fixing wedge between the right-side DY viewed from the rear of CPT and CPT funnel.
(3) As shown in Fig. 1-5-2(c), when the blue is
inside from the red on CPT screen, insert the wedge between the left-side DY and CPT funnel.
(4) Inser t two DY fixing wedge with approximately
120˚ to the fixing wedge inserted in item (2) or (3) and remove the adjustment wedge (tempo­rary). Use the DY fixing wedge after peeling off the tape. After proper location, press and adhere it to the funnel.
2. FOCUS ADJUSTMENT
+
++
6th
2nd
6th
0
(Center)
FIGURE 1-5-1
FIGURE 1-5-2
B
B R
R B
(b)
Adjustment Wedge
R
R
(a)
R B
B R
(c)
NO.
1
2
3
MODEL
36UX01S
36GX01B
32UX01S 32GX01B
A80LJF30X (W)
CPT
A90AHH50X01
(TOSHIBA)
A90LPY30X
(HED-US)
(HED-US)
CONDITION
• Receive the cross-hatch signal
• Contrast control: Maximum
• Sharpness control: Center
• Brightness control: Where the background is set
• Same as above
• Receive the cross-hatch signal
• Contrast control: Maximum
• Sharpness control: Center
• Brightness control: Where the background is set
Focus VR setting position
Turn the Focus VR gradually clockwise from the full counterclockwise position. Then set it to the point where the focus of 5th vertical line from the screen center becomes best.
Turn the Focus VR gradually clockwise from the full counterclockwise position. Then set it to the point where the focus of 7th horizontal line from the screen center becomes best.
Turn the Focus VR gradually clockwise from the full counterclockwise position. Then set it to the point where the focus of 6th horizontal line from the screen center becomes best.
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1.0 Deflection circuit picture adjustment
1-1 Horizontal center adjustment
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Apply heat-run 5 min or more after the power is
turned on.
(2) Receive circle pattern signal. (3) Set CONTRAST max. and others center.
(Adjustment code P08)
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Adjust horizontal center so that difference of right
and left size marker is within 0.5 by changing data. (Adjustment code P08)
1-2 Vertical size adjustment Adjustment Preparation
(1) Apply heat-run 5 min. or more after the power is
turned on.
(2) Receive circle pattern signal, and set
CONTRAST max. and others center. (3) The set should be facing North or South. (4) Set to adjustment code as follows.
Adjustment Procedure (1) Adjust vertical center and size so that the outer
circle of the circle pattern is like the figure below, by changing data.
(i) Standard Condition
Center Inner Circle to the Screen.
(ii) When the picture center is above CRT center
at V center is min.
When the picture center is above CRT center, adjust so that the bottom of the outer circle comes in contact with the bottom of the screen.
1-3 Side pin distortion adjustment
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Receive Crosshatch signal and set CONTRAST
to max.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Set adjustment code as follows.
(2) Adjust data so that the line of the right and left
are straight.
spec. D
L
, DR²5mm (For 32V)
spec. DL, DR²7mm (For 36V)
P12
P16
Adjustment mode Adjustment Code Vertical Position adjustment P10 Vertical Size adjustment P11
Adjustment mode Adjustment Code E/W PARABOLA adjustment P12 E/W CORNER adjustment P16
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1-4 Horizontal size adjustment Adjustment Preparation
(1) Receive Hitachi Circle Pattern signal. (2) Set CONTRAST to max. and BRIGHTNESS to
center.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Set to adjustment code as follows
(2) Adjust data so that the horizontal size markers at
the right are 1.5 (+0.5. -0).
1-5 E/W trapezoid adjustment Adjustment Preparation
(1) Receive Hitachi Circle Pattern signal. (2) Set CONTRAST to max. and BRIGHTNESS to
center.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Set to adjustment code as follows
X. White Balance
1.White Balance Adjustment
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Apply heat-run 10 min, or more after the power
is turned on.
(2) Check that the purity adjustment has been com-
pleted.
(3) Set the vertical incident illumination on the CRT
surface to 20 Lux or less. (4) Receive white raster signal. (5) Set to adjustment code. (6) Turn the screen adjusting VR fully counter-clock-
wise. (7) Press MENU button enter vertical collapse
mode.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Turn the screen adjusting VR clockwise gradual-
ly until horizontal line appears slightly on the sur-
face CRT. (2) No longer change the cut off data named
Òdata AÓ of a color which appears at the first. (3) Adjust the cut off data except Òdata AÓ, so that
the red, green and blue bright colored line
appear on the screen equally.
Adjustment mode Adjustment Code H SIZE adjustment P09 H POSITION adjustment P08
CRT Edge
53
Adjustment mode Adjustment Code E/W TRAPEZOID adjustment P15
Cut off data address Adjustment Code R cut off P03 G cut off P04 B cut off P05 G drive P01 B drive P02
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(4) Escape from vertical collapse mode by pressing
MENU button again.
(5) Adjust picture control so the indication of the
brightness meter is 80% of the full scale. Then, set G and B drive data and adjust the high­brightness white balance.
(6) Set PICTURE control to min. and check that the
low-brightness white balance without using a mirror.
(7) When the low brightness white balance is not
obtained, adjust other low-brightness cut off data except Òdata AÓ and return to item (6).
(low-brightness 10~15cd/m2)
White balance color temperature setting 10800¼K-7MPCD.
(8) Set COLOR TEMPERATURE to WARM, and
check that color temperature is approx. 7200¼K.
2 Sub-black level adjustment
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Apply heat-run for 10 min. or more after the
power is turned on. (2) Receive Hitachi color bar. (3) Set CONTRAST and COLOR controls to min. (4) Set the vertical incident illumination on the CRT
surface to 20 Lux or less. (5) Set BRIGHTNESS control to the center position. (6) Set to adjustment code P06.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Adjust the Sub Brightness data to be set back-
ground of A1 to black and A2 to lighter black. (2) Check the CRT surface directly, without using a
mirror.
X=0.278±0.003 Y=0.280±0.003
3 Sub picture adjustment
3-1 Sub picture white balance adjustment Adjustment Preparation
(1) Item 3.5 and 3.6 should be finished before this
adjustment.
(2) Turn of the sub picture by pressing ÒPinPÓ key
of the remote controller. (Keeping the white sig­nal with main picture and sub picture)
(3) Condition should be set as follows.
Contrast-center Brightness-center Others-center
(4) White signal spec. ampliture 77% white (1.1V
75½ open except sync.)
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Set to IR adjustment mode.
(2) Observe Q851 collector on the CRT P.W.B. and
change the PIP CONTRAST adjustment data so that the amplitude of sub picture is the same as that of the main picture.
(3) Similarly, observe Q854 collector on the CRT
P.W.B. and change the GREEN adjustment data and adjust so that the amplitude of the sub picture is the same as that of the main picture.
(4) Similarly, observe Q857 collector on the CRT
P.W.B. and turn the BLUE adjustment data and adjust so that amplitude of the sub picture is the same as that of the main picture.
(1) Check the matching of the white balance of sub
picture with the main picture.
¥ Adjustment specification : ±1V ¥ Quality control specification : ±1V ¥ Waveform of Q851/Q854/Q857 (R/G/B) =
cathode.
(Sub picture level compared with main picture
level.)
Adjustment mode Adjustment Code BLUE adjustment S03 GREEN adjustment S02 PIP CONTRAST adjustment S06
W Y CY G MG R BL
75%
A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1
B
D
Q I W100% BLK
The background is set to black. Perform the adjustment without observing the boundary parts.
The background is set to lighter black.
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Oscilloscope range : 10V/0.2msec ¥ If the sub picture sag to vertical direction, adjust
the sub picture center point.
¥ Perform this adjustment after the white balance
and Sub-brightness adjustments of the main pic-
ture are completed.
¥ White balance 10800¼ K - 7MPCD
(Color coordinates : x=0.278, y=0.280)
¥ Refer to the sub-brightness adjustment for details
of the gray scale of color bar signal.
IX. MATCHING CHECK WITH OTHER INSTRUMENTS
1. VIDEO:1 INPUT TERMINAL MATCHING CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Input the video signal to VIDEO 1 IN terminal.
The video signal level should be within 1앐0.2
Vp-p (75 ohm termination) with 100% white
signal at this time. (2) Input the audio signal to the AUDIO 1 IN
terminal. The audio signal should be 500m앐20m
Vrms at this time. (Connect VCR or TV tuner.) (3) Connect an audio AMP to the AUDIO OUT
terminals. (Or connect AUDIO IN terminals of a
standard monitor instead.) Adjustment Procedure (1) Check that the set receives signal then select the
Input mode by pressing the INPUT (FUNCTION)
button of front panel of the set or remote control. (2) When external input is performed, the video and
audio should not be abnormal.
The 100% white signal that RF input receives
should be as bright as the video signal 1Vp-p
(75 ohm termination).
Main picture
As for the sound, when the 100% modulation that RF input receives is 25KHZ, DIV., the sound level should be as much as external audio signal (500 Vrms) level.
2. VIDEO 2 INPUT TERMINAL MATCHING CHECK
Adjustment Prepar
ation
(1) Same as 1 (1).
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the set receives signal at INPUT 2 mode.
3. VIDEO:3 INPUT TERMINAL MATCHING CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Same as (1)
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the set receives signal at INPUT 3
mode.
4. S-IN:1 INPUT TERMINAL MATCHING CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect the video/chroma signal to S-IN:1
terminal.
(2) Connect the sound signal to AUDIO:1 input
terminals.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the set receives S-Video signal at
INPUT 1 mode.
5. COMPONENT INPUT CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Connect the component signal to component
terminals.
(2) Connect the sound signal to AUDIO:2 input
terminals.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the set receives component signal at
INPUT 2 mode.
(2) Check that Recall OSD shows “Y-PBPR”
(white)
1V
Sub picture
(white)
1V
Vertical
SAG
Sub picture center point
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6. AUDIO OUT LEVEL CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Input the same audio signal at item 1(2) to AUDIO
IN terminal (L). At this time, connect nothing to R
terminal. (2) Input the same audio signal as item 1(2) to
AUDIO:1 IN terminal (R). At this time, connect
nothing to L terminal. (3) Check that the normal sound is output from both
sides of the speakers when signal in item (1) is
input. (4) Check that the normal sound is output from only
the right (R) speaker when signal in item (2) is
input.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) Check that the audio output of AUDIO AMP con-
nected to AUDIO HiFi OUT terminal changes
according to the “VOLUME” of the set. (2) Confirm that the output level of item (1) should be 1
Vrms (2.8 Vp-p)20%. (Above level is equivalent to
VOL.MAX. 100% modulated signal input.)
XII. SAFETY CHECK
1. POLARITY CHECK
This check is performed according to UL standard
requirement.There should be electricity between
AC Power Cord and Chassis Ear th.
XlII. MTS OPERATION CHECK
1. STEREO/SA BROADCAST RECEIVING CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1) Set the TV set so that a MTS broadcast
(STEREO/SAP) can be received.
(2) Set MTS mode to STEREO or SAP mode.
Note: To select between “STEREO/SAP,”
display sound setting of MTS mode and Select AUDIO MENU
(3) Set BALANCE to the center.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) When one of the MTS broadcast stereo SAP is
received, check that “ST” or “SA” is displayed on
the screen.
(2) Stereo broadcast receiving check
(a) Select MTS mode and press cursor button
to display “STEREO”on the screen.
(b) When only Lch signal is received, Lch sound
comes out from the left speaker.
(c) When only Rch signal is received, Rch
sound comes out from the right speaker.
(d) When monaural signal is received, monaural
sound comes out from both the right and left speakers.
(3) SAP broadcast receiving check
(a) Select MTS mode. Press cursor button to
display “SAP” on screen.
(b) SAP signal comes out from both of the right
and left speakers.
(c) When to SAP signal, the sound on “MAIN”
side (refer to (3)) comes out.
Note: When the RECALL button is operated,
“STEREO”, “ST” or “SA” are shown for approx. for 4 sec.
2. MTS MODE CHECK
Adjustment Preparation
(1 ) Set the TV set so that a MTS broadcast
(STEREO/SAP) can be received.
(2) Set BALANCE to the center.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) When “MTS MODE” is set to “MONO” mode,
check that STEREO indication which has been ON are turned OFF and that monaural sound comes out from the right and left speakers.
(2) When “MTS MODE” is set to “STERO” mode,
check that the STEREO indication which has been OFF are turned ON and that STEREO and SA sound can be received.
3. STEREO SEPARATION CHECK
Adjustment Prepar
ation
(1 ) Set the set so that a MTS broadcast
(STEREO/SA) can be received. (2) Make surround “OFF”. (3) Set MTS MODE to “STEREO.” (4) Connect AUDIO OUT terminals L and R to an
oscilloscope.
Adjustment Procedure
(1) When stereo L only signal (or R only signal) is
received, check that the output level ratio of Lch
and Rch is 15dB or more.
(Example)
When L only is received (100% modulation)
STEREO
ST/SA
ANT A 13
CH Output Level
L 1.2 Vpp R 0.21 Vpp or less
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XIV. SETTING FOR DELIVERY
Setting is possible by Remo-con jig
Name
Spec. by models
36UX01S/32UX01S 36GX01B/32GX01B
Signal source Antenna (ANT A) Antenna
(ANT B) Reception channel 03 CH 03CH Sound Volume Ò10Ó ON-Screen Ò10Ó ON-Screen (Volume) Display Display Input Select TV Mode TV Mode
(ANT A) Contrast Max. Max. Color Center value Center value Tint Same as above Same as above Bright Same as above Same as above Sharpness Same as above Same as above Color temp. Cool Cool Balance Center value Center value Bass Same as above Same as above Treble Same as above Same as above MTS mode Stereo Stereo Volume correction No setting No setting Auto noise cancel Off Off Internal Speaker On On P in P Off -­P in P CH TV (03) Off -­Surround Off Off Closed caption Off Off Closed caption mode C.C. C.C. Closed caption channel 1 1 P in P position Bottom Right Bottom Right Menu language English English Channel ID No setting No setting Family favorites No setting No setting Parental Control No Install No Install
(KEY No.:0000) (KEY No.:0000) Clock set No setting No setting 4 Event program No setting No setting Channel memory 02~13CH 02~13CH Video ID No setting No setting
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XV. COMPONENTS POSITION LIST
FRONT
I402
I001
I901
Q702
FBT
PinP
Q752
SIGNAL
I601
FOCUS
SCREEN
U102 U101
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NO RASTER AND SOUND
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Normal 140V
Check the
voltage of +B
(140V)
0V
or high voltage
A
DEFECTIVE
D901 C901
or F901
Open
0V
Check F901 Check EP91
Check the
voltage of C905
Short
R906
OPEN
YES
DEFECTIVE
R906
About 170V (at AC 120V)
Short
Check
C908
Voltage
NO
I001
17 PIN
HIGH OR
LOW
HIGH 앒 4V
I901
Defective
Check
C960 Voltage
5V
Open
0V
About 18V
DEFECTIVE
I901
DEFECTIVE
D905, I902
I931
DEFECTIVE
I903,
D904,
T902
0V
0V
Check Q905
Gate Voltage
About .7V or more
PROTECTION CIRCUIT OPERATION
DEFECTIVE Q905, Q908, Q702,
D703, D704, D935
LOW
0V
9V LINE or 5V
LINE SHORT
DEFECTIVE
Q916, S902
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Check the
Voltage of I501
pin 37
T701, Q701, Q702
defective
I501 defective
+9V line defective
I913 open
Check the
waveform of I501
pin 35
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Normal 9V
0V
No switching
Normal switching
A
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NO PICTURE
NO PICTURE
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Is Waveform
at pin 13 , 14 , 15
of I501 normal
Abnormal
Does
On-Screen Display
appear?
Yes
Is
Waveform
of I501 Pin
54 normal?
Yes
Is Waveform
of I501 pin 38
normal?
Normal
No
No
Normal
1H
6Vp-p
Video out line defective
I501, I001, Q003
defective
I501
defective
Abnormal
Is Waveform
of I301 pin 37
normal?
Abnormal
Is Waveform
of I301 pin 31
normal?
Abnormal
U101 Main Tuner, I301 defective
Normal
Normal
1H
2Vpp
I501
defective
Q330, I501
defective
IX11
and peripheral parts
defective
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Abnormal
Normal Abnormal
When Normal
NO COLOR
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Normal
Check the waveform of pin 29 I301
I301 and peripheral parts
defective
IX11 and
peripheral parts
defective
Abnormal
I501
Defective
Check the
waveform of pin
47 and 48
300m Vp-p
1H
I501 and peripheral parts
defective
Normal
Check the
waveforms of pin
13 , 14 and
15 I501
Abnormal
I001 and pheripheral parts
defective
Check the waveform of pin 45 I501
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
NO VERTICAL DEFECTION OR V. SIZE IS DISTORTED
0V
Check the
voltage of I601
Normal 28V
Check the
voltage of I501
Check I601
pin
pin
pin 37
9V
0V
I601, D706 defective
E601 open
0V
I913
defective
28V 0V 0V
Check the
voltage of I601
pin
Check the
voltage of I601
pin
(12V DC 56V peak)
DY, Vertical circuitry and Side Pin peripheral parts
are defective
I501 defective
Normal 1V1V
I601 defectiveI601 defective
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NO SOUND
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Is the INT.SP
mode "ON"?
YES
Check the
waveform, of I401
pin
Normal
Check the
waveform of I401
pin 25 and 26
(Rch)(Lch)
NO
Abnormal
Abnormal
Check the
voltage of I401
pin
Set the INT.SP mode "ON"
U101 defective
9V
IS01 defective
Normal
Check the
waveform of I402
pin and
(Rch)(Lch)
B
Abnormal
0V
Check the
voltage of I402
pin
0VNormal
Audio Power defective
See item 6
Defective 9V line
21V
I402 defective
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B
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Check the
waveform of I402
pin or
Normal
Speaker defective
NO SOUND (NO AUDIO POWER)
Abnormal
I402 defective
Check 21V
voltage
0V
Check C935
voltage
21V
Audio out defective
0V
D932 defective
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
NO SOUND OR NOT VARIABLE (BASS, TREBLE)
Check the
waveform of I401
pin
Normal
Check the
voltage of I401
pin 30 and 33
of bass and
29 and 33 of
treble
It does change
Check the
voltage of I401
pin 25 and 26
(Rch,Lch)
Abnormal
voltage of I401
9V Line defective
Does not change
Abnormal
Check the
pin
0V
9V
See item 6
I001 defective
I401 defective
Normal
See item 6
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
NO SOUND (WHEN SURROUND OFF)
Check the
voltage at pin
of I402
21V
Is audio
signal input at
pin of
of I402?
No
Is audio
signal input at
pin 25 and 26
of I402
No
0V or lower
Yes
Yes
Defective audio
power supply line
I402 defective
Q412, Q413
defective
Is audio
signal input at
pin
of I402?
Yes
No
U101, Main Tuner Circuits defective
I402 defective
1) check the I (SCLO, SDAO)
2
C bus
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C612 D710 CATHODE D755 CATHODE
I001 Pin 22 I001 Pin 23 I001 Pin 24
I001 Pin 26 I001 Pin 27 I001 Pin 34
I001 Pin 36 I501 Pin 13 I501 Pin 14
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
WAVEFORMS AT EACH SECTION
Numbers inside circle correspond to locations shown in the circuit diagram.
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I501 Pin 15 I501 Pin 3 I501 Pin 32
I501 Pin 33 I501 Pin 4 I501 Pin 45
I501 Pin 47 I501 Pin 48 I501 Pin 54
I501 Pin 5 I501 Pin 6 I601 Pin 2
22
23
24
19
20
21
16
17
18
13
14
15
WAVEFORMS AT EACH SECTION
Numbers inside circle correspond to locations shown in the circuit diagram.
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I601 Pin 5 I901 Pin 5 PPM Pin 8
PY1 Pin 1 PY1 Pin 2 PY1 Pin 3
Q701 Base Q701 Collector Q702 Collector
Q752 Base U101 Pin 18 U102 Pin 18
34
35
36
31
32
33
28
29
30
25
26
27
WAVEFORMS AT EACH SECTION
Numbers inside circle correspond to locations shown in the circuit diagram.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
CAPACITORS C109 0800351R CAP.-ELECTRO. 470UF-M 6.3V
C001 0800351R CAP.-ELECTRO. 470UF-M 6.3V C110 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C002 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V) C111 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C003 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C112 0800353R CAP.-ELECTRO.470UF-M 16V
C004 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C113 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C005 0228036R CAP 2125 CHIP 18PF-J CH 50V TAPE C114 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C006 0228042R CAP 2125CHIP 33PFJCH 50V TAPE C115 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V (32/36UX01S)
C007 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C118 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C008 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V) C119 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C012 0228754R CAP2125CHIP 100PFJSL 50V TAPE C120 0228774R CAP MINI-CHIP 680PF-J SL 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C013 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C121 0228774R CAP MINI-CHIP 680PF-J SL 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C014 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C122 0228774R CAP MINI-CHIP 680PF-J SL 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C018 0893013R CAP 2012CHIP 220000PFKB16V TAPE C201 0800324R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M(SMG) 6.3V
C019 0284638R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-SME(BP) 16V C203 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V
C020 0893037R CAP 2125CHIP 3300PFKB 50V TAPE C204 0800317R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M(SMG) 16V
C021 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C205 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V
C023 0800315R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M(SMG) 6.3V C206 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C024 AN00624R CAP.POLY 0.01UF 50V TAPE C207 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C025 AN00624R CAP.POLY 0.01UF 50V TAPE C208 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V
C026 0893031R CAP 2125CHIP 1000PFKB 50V TAPE C300 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V)
C027 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE C301 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V
C032 0893031R CAP 2125CHIP 1000PFKB 50V TAPE C302 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C033 0800334R CAP.-ELECTRO. 220UF 10V(32GX01B) C303 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C033 0880009R CAP.-POLYESTER 0.01UF-K 50V C304 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V)
C034 0800324R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M(SMG) 6.3V C305 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V
C101 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V(32/36UX01S) C306 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V) (32/36UX01S)
C102 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S) C307 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V)
C103 0800351R CAP.-ELECTRO. 470UF-M 6.3V (32/36UX01S) C308 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V
C104 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S) C309 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V)
C105 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S) C310 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V
C106 0800353R CAP.-ELECTRO.470UF-M 16V (32/36UX01S) C311 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C107 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C312 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V) C108 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE C313 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V
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ABBREVIATIONS
Capacitors: Resistors: Semiconductors:
AL: Aluminum Electrolytic CF: Carbon Film TR: Transistor CD: Ceramic Disc CC: Carbon Composition DI: Diode EL: Electrolitic MF: Metal Oxide ZD: Zener Diode PF: Polyester Film VR: Variable Resistor VA: Varistor PP: Polypropylene WW: Wire Wound TH: Termistor PL: Plastic FR: Fuse Resistor IC: Integrated Circuit TA: Tantalum MG: Metal Grazed PR: Paper TM: Trimmer MC: Mylar
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
C314 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V) C453 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C315 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V C454 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V)
C317 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V) C455 AA00931R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(1UF 10V)
C318 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V C501 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C319 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V C502 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C320 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C503 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C321 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C504 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V
C322 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C505 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C326 0228050R CAP 2125 CHIP 68PFJCH 50V TAPE C506 0800279R CAP.-ELECTORO. 1.0UF-M(SMG) 50V
C328 0228050R CAP 2125 CHIP 68PFJCH 50V TAPE C507 0893049R CAP2125CHIP 27000PFKB 50V TAPE
C370 0228746R CAP 2125 CHIP 47PFJSL 50V TAPE C508 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C381 0893031R CAP 2125CHIP 1000PFKB 50V TAPE C509 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C382 0893031R CAP 2125CHIP 1000PFKB 50V TAPE C510 0800273R CAP.-ELECTRO 0.22UF-M 50V
C401 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V C511 0893039R CAP 2125CHIP 4700PFKB 50V TAPE
C402 0800299R CAP.-ELECTRO. 22UF-M(SMG) 16V C512 0228032R CAP 2125CHIP 12PFJCH 50V TAPE
C403 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C513 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C404 0800003R CAP.-ELECTRO. 1.0UF-M 50V C514 0800351R CAP.-ELECTRO. 470UF-M 6.3V
C405 0800286R CAP.-ELECTRO. 4.7UF-M(SMG) 25V C515 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C406 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V C516 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C407 0893053R CAP2125CHIP 47000PFKB 50V TAPE C517 0800279R CAP.-ELECTORO. 1.0UF-M(SMG) 50V
C408 0800277R CAP.-ELECTORO. 0.47UF-M 50V C519 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C409 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C520 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C410 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C521 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C411 0292712F CAP.-TANTALUM 3.3UF-K 16V C522 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C412 0800003R CAP.-ELECTRO. 1.0UF-M 50V C523 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C413 0292714F CAP.-TANTALUM 10UF-K 16V C524 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C414 0800003R CAP.-ELECTRO. 1.0UF-M 50V C525 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C415 0800003R CAP.-ELECTRO. 1.0UF-M 50V C526 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C416 0800286R CAP.-ELECTRO. 4.7UF-M(SMG) 25V C527 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C417 0800003R CAP.-ELECTRO. 1.0UF-M 50V C528 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C420 0893048R CAP2125CHIP 22000PFKB 50V TAPE C529 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C421 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V C530 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C422 0893035R CAP2125CHIP 2200PFKB 50V TAPE C531 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C423 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C532 0893099R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(474PF 16V)
C424 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V C533 0893099R CERAMIC CAPACITOR(474PF 16V)
C425 0893035R CAP2125CHIP 2200PFKB 50V TAPE C534 0880207R CAP.-POLYESTER 1.0UF-J 50V
C426 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE C535 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V
C427 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C537 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C428 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C538 0893025R CAP 2125CHIP 68000PFKB 25V TAPE
C429 0800003R CAP.-ELECTRO. 1.0UF-M 50V C539 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C430 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C540 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE
C431 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C541 0893092R CAP2125CHIP 56000PFKB 50V TAPE
C432 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C542 0893035R CAP2125CHIP 2200PFKB 50V TAPE
C433 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C543 0800317R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M(SMG) 16V
C434 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C544 0228764R
CAP. MINI-CHIP 270PF-J SL 50V TAPE (32GX01B/23UX01S)
C435 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C548 0228760R CAP 2125 CHIP 180PFJSL 50V TAPE
C436 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V C604 0800338R CAP.ELECTRO.220UF-M 50V(SMG)
C437 0800327R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 25V C605 0800328R CAP. ELECTRO. 100UF-M 35V
C438 0800362N CAP.-ELECTRO. 1000UF-M 25V C606 0800317R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M(SMG) 16V
C439 0800317R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M(SMG) 16V C609 0880057R CAP.-POLYESTER 0.1UF-KEB 50V
C440 0800362N CAP.-ELECTRO. 1000UF-M 25V C610 0800282R CAP.-ELECTORO. 2.2UF-M(SMG) 50V (32UX01S/32GX01B)
C441 0800362N CAP.-ELECTRO. 1000UF-M 25V C610 0800284R CAP.-ELECTRO. 3.3UF-M(SMG) 50V (36UX01S/36GX01B)
C446 0800353R CAP.-ELECTRO.470UF-M 16V C611 0284821F CAP. ELECTRO 3300UF/25V SMG
C450 0800361N CAP.-ELECTRO 1000UF 16V C612 AN00619R CAP.POLYESTER 0.0047UF 50V TAPE
C451 0893031R CAP 2125CHIP 1000PFKB 50V TAPE C613 0800308R CAP.-ELECTRO. 33UF-M(SMG) 16V C452 0893031R CAP 2125CHIP 1000PFKB 50V TAPE C614 0880016R CAP.-POLYESTER FILM 0.1UF 50V
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
C620 0880009R CAP.-POLYESTER 0.01UF-K 50V C911 AJ00559 CAPACITOT CERAMIC 2200PF2KV
C701 AL00031R CAP.-ELECTORO. 33UF-M 250V C913 0229005R CAP 2125 CHIP 470PF-K B 50V TAPE
C702 0800304R CAP.-ELECTRO. 22UF-M(SMG) 63V C915 0893031R CAP 2125CHIP 1000PFKB 50V TAPE
C703 0800279R CAP.-ELECTORO. 1.0UF-M(SMG) 50V C930 AJ00581F CAP.CERAMIC 1000P 250V
C705 0800363N CAP.-ELECTRO. 1000UF 35V C935 0800368N CAP.-ELECTRO. 2200UF-M 25V
C706 0880194R CAP.-POLYESTER 0.1UF-J 50V C936 0253862 CAP.-ELECTRO. 220UF-M 160V (36UX01S/36GX01B)
C707 AN00633R CAP.POLYESTER 0.047UF 50V TAPE C936 0254823G CAP.-ELECTRO.100UF-M 160V (32UX01S/32GX01B)
C708 0244501R CAP.-CERAMIC 1000PF-K 500V C938 0800367N CAP.-ELECTRO. 2200UF-M 16V
C709 AN01169F CAP 0.22UF 250V METALLIZ POLY (32UX01S/32GX01B) C940 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C709 AN01174F CAP 0.33UF 250V METALLIZ POLY (36UX01S/36GX01B) C945 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C710 AN01662F 15000PF 1500V METALLIZ POLYPROPYLENE FILM CAP C946 0800352R CAP.-ELECTRO.470UF 10V
C711 AJ00129F CAPACITOR CERAMIC 470P DC2K-R (32UX01S/32GX01B) C956 0244202F CAP.-CERAMIC 470PF-KF 2KV
C711 AJ00132F CAPACITOR CERAMIC 680P DC2K-R (36UX01S/36GX01B) C959 0800299R CAP.-ELECTRO. 22UF-M(SMG) 16V
C712 AN01172F CAPACITOR 0.27UF 250V METALLIZ POLYPROPYLENE C960 0800324R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M(SMG) 6.3V
C713 0299995F CAP.POLY.FILM 0.027UF 630V C964 0800333R CAP.-ELECTRO.220UF-M 6.3V (32/36GX01B)
C714 0263001 CAP.-ELECTRO.3.3UF-M 100V C964 0800351R CAP.-ELECTRO. 470UF-M 6.3V (32/36UX01S)
C715 AN01651F
5600PF 1500V METAL POLY FILM CAP (36UX01S/36GX01B) C965 0893053R CAP2125CHIP 47000PFKB 50V TAPE
C715 AN01652F
6200PF 1500V METAL POLYFILM CAP (32UX01S/32GX01B) C993 0243509R CAP-CERAMIC 470PF-K 500V TAPE (36GX01B)
C716 0254823G CAP.-ELECTRO.100UF-M 160V CL01 0880194R CAP.-POLYESTER 0.1UF-J 50V (32/36UX01S)
C717 0880201R CAP.-POLYESTER 0.33UF-J 50V CL02 0800329R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M(SMG) 50V (32/36UX01S)
C718 0244139R CAPACITOR-CERAMIC 1000PF-K B50V CL04 0800294R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 50V (32/36UX01S)
C719 AN00624R CAP.POLY 0.01UF 50V TAPE CL05 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C721 0243508R CAPACITOR-CERAMIC 390PF-K 500V CL06 0893027R CAP 2125 CHIP 100000PF-K B 25V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C722 0243506R CAP.-CERAMIC 270PF-K 500V CL07 0800294R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 50V (32/36UX01S)
C723 0244501R CAP.-CERAMIC 1000PF-K 500V CL08 0228050R CAP 2125 CHIP 68PFJCH 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C724 0243509R CAPACITOR-CERAMIC 470PF-K 500V TAPE CL09 AJ00001R CAP.CERAMIC 0.01UF-Z 500V (32/36UX01S)
C851 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V CL10 AJ00001R CAP.CERAMIC 0.01UF-Z 500V (32/36UX01S)
C854 0890067R CAP.-CERAMIC 33PF-J 50V CL11 AN00619R CAP.POLYESTER 0.0047UF 50V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C856 0890067R CAP.-CERAMIC 33PF-J 50V CL12 0800321R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M 50V (32/36UX01S)
C859 0255524F CAP.-ELECTRO. 4.7MF-M 250V(KME) CL13 0800321R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M 50V (32/36UX01S)
C860 AJ00559 CAPACITOT CERAMIC 2200PF2KV CL14 AL00028R ALUMINIUM ELECTRO CAP(100UF250V) (32/36UX01S)
C866 0880009R CAP.-POLYESTER 0.01UF-K 50V CL15 0246836R CAP.CERAMIC 18PF 500V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C874 AN00611R CAP.POLYSTYLENE 0.001UF 50V TAPE CL16 0246836R CAP.CERAMIC 18PF 500V TAPE (32/36UX01S)
C875 AN00611R CAP.POLYSTYLENE 0.001UF 50V TAPE CL17 AL00032R CAP.ALMI 47UF250V (32/36UX01S)
C876 AN00611R CAP.POLYSTYLENE 0.001UF 50V TAPE CL18 0800294R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 50V (32/36UX01S)
C877 0890074R CAP.-CERAMIC 100PF-J 50V CX10 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C878 0890074R CAP.-CERAMIC 100PF-J 50V CX11 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C879 0890074R CAP.-CERAMIC 100PF-J 50V CX14 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C880 0890084R CAP.-CERAMIC 560PF-K 50V CX15 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C881 0890081R CAP.-CERAMIC 330PF 50V CX16 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C882 0890083R CAP.-CERAMIC 470PF-K 50V CX18 0800291R CAP.-ELECTRO. 10UF-M(SMG) 16V
C883 0800344R CAP.-ELECTRO. 330UF-M(SMG) 16V CX19 0800317R CAP.-ELECTRO. 47UF-M(SMG) 16V
C884 AN00624R CAP.POLY 0.01UF 50V TAPE CX20 0228736R CAP2125CHIP 18PFJSL 50V TAPE
C890 AN00615R CAP.POLYESTER 0.0022UF 50V TAPE CX21 0228738R CAP2125CHIP 22PFJSL 50V TAPE
C901 AN01443S ACROSS CAPA 0.1UF 250V RE104 CX22 0228710R CAP 2125 CHIP 10PFCSL 50V TAPE
C902 AN01443S ACROSS CAPA 0.1UF 250V RE104 CX39 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V
C903 0248593F CAP.-CERAMIC 4700PF-Z 250V CX40 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C904 0248593F CAP.-CERAMIC 4700PF-Z 250V CX41 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C905 AL01735 CAP.ALUMI.200V 470UF KMH(M) (32GX01B) CX42 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C905 AL01736 CAP.ALUMI.200V 560UF KMH(M) (32UX01S/36GX01B) CX43 0800286R CAP.-ELECTRO. 4.7UF-M(SMG) 25V
C905 AL01737 CAP.ALUMI.200V 680UF KMH(M) (36UX01S) CX44 0893053R CAP2125CHIP 47000PFKB 50V TAPE
C906 0800362N CAP.-ELECTRO. 1000UF-M 25V CX45 0893053R CAP2125CHIP 47000PFKB 50V TAPE
C907 AJ00583F CAPACITOT CERAMIC 2200P 250V CX46 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
C908 0800327R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 25V CX47 0228760R CAP 2125 CHIP 180PFJSL 50V TAPE
C909 AJ00583F CAPACITOT CERAMIC 2200P 250V CX48 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE C910 AJ00583F CAPACITOT CERAMIC 2200P 250V CX49 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
CX50 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE D604 CH02001M DIODE 1SR139-400
CX51 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V D605 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
CX52 0800334R CAP.-ELECTRO. 220UF 10V D607 2339981M ZENER HZS36-1 TA
CX53 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE D608 2339981M ZENER HZS36-1 TA
CX54 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE D701 CH00031M DIODE AU02V1(280V)
CX55 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE D702 CH02011M DIODE 1SR153-400
CX56 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE D703 2339953M ZENER HZS27-3 TA
CX57 0893044R CAP2125CHIP 10000PFKB 50V TAPE D704 2339953M ZENER HZS27-3 TA
CX58 0800326R CAP.-ELECTRO. 100UF-M 16V D705 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
CX71 0890121R CAP.-CERAMIC 33PF-J CH 50V D706 CH00031M DIODE AU02V1(280V)
CX72 0890121R CAP.-CERAMIC 33PF-J CH 50V D707 CH02001M DIODE 1SR139-400
D708 CH02001M DIODE 1SR139-400
DIODES D709 2348511 DIODE RS3FS (36UX01S/36GX01B)
D001 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D710 2336612M DIODE RU3AM TA
D002 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D711 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D003 2339867M ZENER HZS-9-C1 TAPE (SI.200MA) D712 2348511 DIODE RS3FS
D005 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D755 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE
D008 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D804 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D101 2335991M ZENER HZ-T33 (02 TP) D805 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D102 2339867M ZENER HZS-9-C1 TAPE (SI.200MA) D806 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D201 2339867M ZENER HZS-9-C1 TAPE (SI.200MA) D807 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D204 2339867M ZENER HZS-9-C1 TAPE (SI.200MA) D808 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D205 2339867M ZENER HZS-9-C1 TAPE (SI.200MA) D809 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D302 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE D810 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D303 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE D820 2339601M ZENER HZS-2 TAPE (ALL) SI 400MW 2.0V
D304 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE D821 2339601M ZENER HZS-2 TAPE (ALL) SI 400MW 2.0V
D370 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D822 2339601M ZENER HZS-2 TAPE (ALL) SI 400MW 2.0V
D401 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D823 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D402 2339812M ZENER HZS3A2 TA (SI.200MA) D825 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D403 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D826 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D404 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D831 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE
D405 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D832 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE
D406 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D833 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE
D419 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D901 2342061 DIODE D3SB(A)60.
D420 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D901 2342062 DIODE D3SBA60-4103 (32GX01B)
D500 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE D902 CH02011M DIODE 1SR153-400
D501 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D903 2339981M ZENER HZS36-1 TA
D502 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32/36UX01S) D904 2348393 DIODE S1NB20(200V)
D505 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE D905 CH02011M DIODE 1SR153-400
D506 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE D906 CH02011M DIODE 1SR153-400
D507 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE D909 CH02011M DIODE 1SR153-400
D508 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE (32/36UX01S) D930 CH02001M DIODE 1SR139-400
D509 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D931 CH02001M DIODE 1SR139-400
D511 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32GX01B/32UX01S) D932 2336615 DIODE RU3YX (LF-A1)
D512 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32GX01B/32UX01S) D934 2349861 DIODE FMU-G16S
D513 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32GX01B/32UX01S) D935 2339191M ZENER HZS20-1L TAPE
D514 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32GX01B/32UX01S) D936 2338944 DIODE FML-G12S (F) (200V) SI 0.04USEC (32/36UX01S)
D515 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32GX01B/32UX01S) D936 2345231 DIODE EK16 (32/36GX01B)
D523 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D938 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D524 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D939 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D525 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 D952 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D556 2339849M ZENER HZS6C3 TA D953 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72
D557 2339851M ZENER HZS7A1 TAPE (SI.200MA) DL02 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32/36UX01S)
D558 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 DL03 CH02021M DIODE 1SS133 T-72 (32/36UX01S)
D559 2339849M ZENER HZS6C3 TA DL04 2331913M DIODE 1SS83 (TAPE) (32/36UX01S) D601 2339868M ZENER HZS9C2 TAPE (32UX01S/32GX01B) DL05 2331913M DIODE 1SS83 (TAPE) (32/36UX01S)
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
DL06 2331913M DIODE 1SS83 (TAPE) L856 2122255M COIL-AXIAL 150UH-K
DL07 2331913M DIODE 1SS83 (TAPE) L857 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH
DL08 2339889M ZENER HZS12 (C3) 0.005A L858 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH
L859 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH
L860 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS L861 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH
I001 CP07041U IC TMP88CS38N/F MAIN MICRO L862 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH
I002 CP05011R RESET IC (PST994D-T) L863 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH
I003 CP05271U IC M24C08-BN6 EEPROM L880 2771893 FERITE BEADS CORE (005)
I301 CP07031U IC MM1313AD A/V SWITCH L881 2771893 FERITE BEADS CORE (005)
I401 CP07021U IC UPC1851B MTS/VOL/SURR L901 BZ03951 COIL LINE FILTER 4.7MH
I402 CP05751 IC AN5276 AUDIO OUTPUT L904 BZ03931 COIL DC LINE NOISE FILTER 1MH
I501 CP06991U IC TA1310N RAINFOREST L905 BZ03901 DGC-COIL 32VR M10
I601 CP07081 IC AN5539N VERTICAL OUTPUT L906 2122652M FERRITE CORE
I901 CZ00862 STR-F6626(LF1351) REGULAR IC L907 2122652M FERRITE CORE
I902 2000465 IC PS2501-1 (KC/LC) OPTO ISOLATOR L932 2122652M FERRITE CORE
I903 CP 05162F IC REG.(SI-3050F) 9V REG. L934 2122652M FERRITE CORE
I913 CP05572 ANALOG MONOLITHIC IC (BA17809) L936 2122652M FERRITE CORE
I914 CP05571 IC BA17805 L950 2125807N COIL 56UH(TYPE LHL08 TAPE)
I931 2381345 IC SE140N L970 BZ03902 DGC-COIL 36VR M10
IX11 CP06911U ANALOG MONOLITHIC IC (TC90A53N) LL01 2123781R FILTER COIL 101K (32/36UX01S)
LL02 2123468M FERRITE BEADS CORE LEAD 0.8MH (32/36UX01S)
INDUCTORS LX10 BH00697R COIL 100UH
L001 BH00697R COIL 100UH LX11 BH00697R COIL 100UH
L002 BH00697R COIL 100UH LX13 2123105M LAL02 AXIAL COIL 15UH-K
L003 BH00697R COIL 100UH LX14 BH00697R COIL 100UH
L004 2122653M FERRITE CORE 1.65UH TAPE LX15 BH00697R COIL 100UH
L101 BH00697R COIL 100UH (32/36UX01S) LX19 BH00691R COIL 33UH
L102 BH00697R COIL 100UH LX20 BH00697R COIL 100UH
L103 BH00697R COIL 100UH (32/36UX01S) LX25 2123107M LAL02 AXIAL COIL 22UH-K
L106 BH00697R COIL 100UH
L107 2123781R FILTER COIL 101K (32/36UX01S) TRANSISTORS
L201 BH00697R COIL 100UH Q001 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L300 BH00697R COIL 100UH Q003 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L370 2123107M LAL02 AXIAL COIL 22UH-K Q004 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L371 2123114M COIL-AXIAL 68UH-K Q005 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L372 2123114M COIL-AXIAL 68UH-K Q006 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L401 BH00697R COIL 100UH Q007 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L402 BH00697R COIL 100UH Q008 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L403 2122652M FERRITE CORE Q012 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L500 BH00697R COIL 100UH Q013 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L502 BH00697R COIL 100UH Q101 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S)
L503 BH00697R COIL 100UH Q201 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L601 BH00204R FILTER COIL 18UH Q202 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L602 2122652M FERRITE CORE Q300 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L701 BH00685R COIL 12UH Q301 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L702 2125805N COIL 39UH(TYPE LHL08 TAPE) (32UX01S/32GX01B) Q370 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L702 BH00208R FILTER COIL 39UH (36UX01S/36GX01B) Q371 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L703 BZ03921 HORIZONTAL LINEARITY COIL 20UH (36UX01S/36GX01B) Q401 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L703 BZ03922 HORIZONTAL LINEARITY COIL 22UH (32UX01S/32GX01B) Q402 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L704 BZ03914 CHOKE COIL 680UH Q405 2325781R 2SA1037KT146Q/R
L705 2122652M FERRITE CORE Q406 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L706 2122652M FERRITE CORE Q407 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
L707 2122652M FERRITE CORE Q408 2325781R 2SA1037KT146Q/R
L854 2122255M COIL-AXIAL 150UH-K Q409 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) L855 2122255M COIL-AXIAL 150UH-K Q410 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R)
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
Q411 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R003 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q412 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R004 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q413 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R006 0195893R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 560J TAPE
Q414 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R007 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q500 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R008 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q501 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S) R009 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q503 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R010 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB
Q504 2325781R 2SA1037KT146Q/R R011 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB
Q505 2325781R 2SA1037KT146Q/R R012 0195914R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.9KJ TAPE
Q506 2325781R 2SA1037KT146Q/R R013 0195914R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.9KJ TAPE
Q507 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R014 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q508 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R015 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q509 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32GX01B/32UX01S) R016 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q510 2312941M TRS. 2SC3413BC/1740S Q/R TA R017 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q701 2323523M TRS. 2SD789 D TAPE R018 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q702 CF02531F TRS. 2SC5521 R020 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q751 2323434 TRS. 2SC1983 (O/Y) R021 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S)
Q752 2326022M TRS.2SC1741S Q/R TZ R021 0195908R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 2.2KJ TAPE 32/36GX01B)
Q851 2315491 TRS. 2SC4544 R022 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q852 2325721M TRS. 2SC1740S (Q/R/S/E) TAPE R023 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q854 2315491 TRS. 2SC4544 R024 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q855 2325721M TRS. 2SC1740S (Q/R/S/E) TAPE R025 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q857 2315491 TRS. 2SC4544 R026 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
Q858 2325721M TRS. 2SC1740S (Q/R/S/E) TAPE R027 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
Q859 2325703M TRANSISTOR (2SA854S) R028 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
Q860 2325721M TRS. 2SC1740S (Q/R/S/E) TAPE R029 0195910R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 2.7KJ TAPE
Q861 2325721M TRS. 2SC1740S (Q/R/S/E) TAPE R030 0195893R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 560J TAPE
Q862 2325721M TRS. 2SC1740S (Q/R/S/E) TAPE R031 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
Q905 2323782R THYRISTOR 03P2M(TA) R032 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q908 2327883M TRS. 2SA1207 (S/T) SI 150MHZ600MW R033 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
Q915 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R034 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
Q916 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R035 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
QL01 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S) R036 0195914R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.9KJ TAPE
QL02 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S) R037 0195914R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.9KJ TAPE
QL03 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S) R038 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB
QL04 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S) R039 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB
QL05 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S) R040 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
QL06 2327772M TRS.2SC3413 (B/C) SI 200MHZ300MW (32/36UX01S) R041 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
QL07 2325715M TRS.2SA933S (Q/R) (32/36UX01S) R042 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE
QL08 2315381 TRS. 2SA1837 (32/36UX01S) R043 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE
QL09 2315391 TRS. 2SC4793 (32/36UX01S) R044 0195918R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 5.6KJ TAPE
QL10 2326821 TRANSISTOR 2SA1371 E/F (32/36UX01S) R045 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
QL11 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) (32/36UX01S) R046 0195908R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 2.2KJ TAPE
QX10 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R047 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
QX11 2325781R 2SA1037KT146Q/R R053 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE
QX12 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R054 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE
QX13 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R055 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE
QX15 2325781R 2SA1037KT146Q/R R056 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE
QX16 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R057 0195881R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 180J TAPE
QX17 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R058 0195939R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 39KJ TAPE
QX18 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R059 0700062M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 39K-JB
QX19 2325691R TRS CHIP(2SC2412KQ/R) R060 0700051M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 5.6K-JB
R061 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
RESISTORS R062 0700054M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 10K-JB
R001 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB R063 0195922R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 8.2KJ TAPE R002 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB R064 0195931R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 18KJ TAPE
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
R065 0195931R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 18KJ TAPE R109 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R066 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R110 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S)
R067 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE R111 0195941R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 47KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S)
R068 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R112 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S)
R069 0700054M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 10K-JB R114 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R070 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE R116 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R071 0195918R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 5.6KJ TAPE R117 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R072 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB R118 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R073 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE R119 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R074 0195918R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 5.6KJ TAPE R120 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R080 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R121 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R081 0195902R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.2KJ TAPE R122 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R082 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R123 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R083 0195941R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 47KJ TAPE R124 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R084 0700063M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 47K-JB R125 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R085 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE R126 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE (32/36UX01S)
R087 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE R127 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R09A 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE R128 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R09C 0700054M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 10K-JB R129 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R09E 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE R133 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R0A1 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R134 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R0A2 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R137 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R0A3 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R138 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R0A4 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R201 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0A5 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R202 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0A6 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R203 0195904R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.5KJ TAPE
R0A7 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R204 0195910R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 2.7KJ TAPE
R0A8 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R205 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE
R0A9 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R206 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R0C1 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R207 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R0C2 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R208 0195912R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.3KJ TAPE
R0C3 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R209 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB
R0C4 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R210 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0C5 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R211 0195943R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 56KJ TAPE
R0C8 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R212 0195943R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 56KJ TAPE
R0E1 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R213 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0E4 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R217 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0E5 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R218 0195966R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470KJ TAPE
R0E6 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R219 0195908R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 2.2KJ TAPE
R0E7 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R220 0195966R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470KJ TAPE
R0E8 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R221 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0E9 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R300 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0F1 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R302 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R0F3 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R303 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R0F4 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R305 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R0F5 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE R306 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R0F6 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R307 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R0F7 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R308 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R101 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE (32/36UX01S) R309 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R102 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE (32/36UX01S) R310 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R103 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) R311 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R104 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S) R312 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R105 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R313 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R106 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R314 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R107 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB R315 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R108 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB R316 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
R321 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R413 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R322 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R414 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R323 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R415 0195939R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 39KJ TAPE
R324 0195871R RMC73S-2A750JR R416 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R326 0195871R RMC73S-2A750JR R417 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R327 0195966R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470KJ TAPE R418 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R328 0195966R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470KJ TAPE R419 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R329 0195871R RMC73S-2A750JR R420 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE
R330 0195871R RMC73S-2A750JR R421 0195939R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 39KJ TAPE
R331 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R422 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R333 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R424 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R334 0195932R RES. 2125CHIP 1/10W 20KJ TAPE R425 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R336 0195871R RMC73S-2A750JR R426 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE
R337 0195966R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470KJ TAPE R427 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
R338 0195966R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470KJ TAPE R428 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
R339 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R429 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE
R340 0195870R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 68J TAPE R430 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE
R341 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R431 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R342 0195870R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 68J TAPE R432 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R343 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R433 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R344 0195870R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 68J TAPE R434 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R345 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R435 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R346 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE R436 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R347 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R437 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R348 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE R438 0195918R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 5.6KJ TAPE
R349 0195893R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 560J TAPE R439 0195918R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 5.6KJ TAPE
R351 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE R440 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R352 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R441 0100077M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 3.3K-JB
R353 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R442 0100077M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 3.3K-JB
R354 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R453 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R355 0100043M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 120-JB R459 0195937R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 33KJ TAPE
R356 0100047M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 180-JB R460 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R357 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE R461 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R358 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R462 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R362 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R463 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R363 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R464 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R370 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R465 AT03593S METAL OX. 1.5KOHM 3W
R371 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R466 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
R372 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE R468 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R373 0195941R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 47KJ TAPE R471 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE
R380 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R473 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R382 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB R474 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R383 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R475 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R384 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R476 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE
R386 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R477 0195937R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 33KJ TAPE
R401 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE R479 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R402 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE R480 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R403 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R481 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R404 0195945R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 68KJ TAPE R482 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R405 0195930R RES.CHIP 1/16W 16K-J TAPE R500 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
R406 0195893R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 560J TAPE R501 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE
R407 0195911R RESISTOR MINI-CHIP RMC1/16 3.0K-J TAPE R502 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R408 0195917R RES.CHIP RMC1/16 5.1K-J TAPE R503 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
R409 0700038M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 680-JB R504 0195904R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.5KJ TAPE
R410 0700038M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 680-JB R505 0195889R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 390J TAPE
R411 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R506 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R412 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R507 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
R508 0195912R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.3KJ TAPE R581 0195885R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 270J TAPE
R509 0195889R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 390J TAPE R608 0195918R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 5.6KJ TAPE (32UX01S/32UX01B)
R510 0195937R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 33KJ TAPE R609 AT03406S METAL OX. 150OHM 2W (35UX01S/36GX01B)
R511 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R609 AT03413S METAL OX. 270OHM 2W (32UX01S/32GX01B)
R512 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R610 0195887R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 330J TAPE
R513 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R611 0700058M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 22K-JB (36UX01S/36GX01B)
R514 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE R611 0700061M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 33K-JB (32UX01S/32GX01B)
R515 0195966R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470KJ TAPE R612 0700061M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 33K-JB
R516 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S) R613 0195931R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 18KJ TAPE (36UX01S/36GX01B)
R517 0195908R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 2.2KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) R613 0195935R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 27K-J TAPE (32UX01S/23GX01B)
R518 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) R614 0700034M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 330-JB
R521 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R615 0119731M RES.-MTL 0X1DE 1W R68-K TAPE (36UX01S/36GX01B)
R522 0195941R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 47KJ TAPE R615 0119841M RES.-MTL OXIDE FLM 1W 0.82-JB (32UX01S/32GX01B)
R523 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE R617 0700046M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 2.7K-JB
R525 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R618 0119601M RES.-MTL FLM 1/8W 560-FB
R526 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R619 0119599M RES.-MTL FLM 1/8W 470-FB
R527 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R621 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R528 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R622 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R529 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R701 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
R530 0195914R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.9KJ TAPE R702 AT03399S METAL OX. 82 OHM 2W (36UX01S/36GX01B)
R531 0195906R RESISTOR MINI-CHIP RMC1/16 1.8K-J TAPE R703 0100077M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 3.3K-JB
R532 0195879R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 150J TAPE R704 0700032M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 220-JB
R533 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R705 0113754M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/2W 1.5K-JB
R534 0195937R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 33KJ TAPE R706 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB
R535 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE R707 AT03424S METAL OX. 680OHM 2W
R536 AT03865M 390OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARB FILM RES R710 0700053M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 8.2K-JB
R537 AT03865M 390OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARB FILM RES R711 AT00958F RES.MTL OXIDE FLM 7W 120 OHM
R538 AT03865M 390OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RES R712 0195887R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 330J TAPE
R539 0700032M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 220-JB R713 0195895R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 680J TAPE
R540 0700032M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 220-JB R714 0113733M RES.CARBON FLM SRD1/2P-B 220-J
R541 0700032M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 220-JB R715 0100039M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 82-JB (32UX01S/32GX01B)
R542 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R715 AT03854M
56.0OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARB FILM RES (36UX01S/36GX01B)
R543 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R716 AT03864M 330OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RESISTOR
R544 0195883R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 220J TAPE R717 0100089M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 10K-JB (32UX01S/32GX01B)
R545 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE R717 0100093M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 15K-JB (36UX01S/36GX01B)
R546 0195941R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 47KJ TAPE R718 0195893R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 560J TAPE
R547 0195929R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 15KJ TAPE R719 0100079M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 3.9K-JB (32UX01S/32GX01B)
R548 0195929R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 15KJ TAPE R719 0700046M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 2.7K-JB (36UX01S/36GX01B)
R549 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE R720 0195891R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470J TAPE
R550 0195956R RES.CHIP 1/16W 180K-J TAPE R74C 0100089M
RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 10K-JB (32UX01S / 32/36GX01B)
R554 0195902R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.2KJ (32GX01B/32UX01S) R74C 0100090M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 11K-JB (36UX01S)
R555 0195895R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 680J (32GX01B/32UX01S) R74H 0100093M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 15K-JB
R556 0195858R RES MINI-CHIP RMC1/10 22-J (32GX01B/32UX01S) R801 0100053M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 330-JB
R557 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R802 AT03602S METAL OX. 3.3KOHM 3W
R559 0700032M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 220-JB R803 AT03602S METAL OX. 3.3KOHM 3W
R560 0700032M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 220-JB R804 AT03602S METAL OX. 3.3KOHM 3W
R569 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R811 0119561M RES.-MTL FLM 1/8W 12-FB
R570 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R812 0119561M RES.-MTL FLM 1/8W 12-FB
R571 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R813 0119561M RES.-MTL FLM 1/8W 12-FB
R572 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R851 AT03602S METAL OX. 3.3KOHM 3W
R573 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R852 AT03602S METAL OX. 3.3KOHM 3W
R575 0195891R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470J TAPE R853 AT03602S METAL OX. 3.3KOHM 3W
R576 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE R854 0113750M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/2W 1K-JB
R578 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R855 0113750M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/2W 1K-JB
R579 0195891R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470J TAPE R856 0113750M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/2W 1K-JB R580 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE R857 0100053M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 330-JB
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
R858 0100053M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 330-JB RK01 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R861 0700029M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 150-JB RK02 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R869 0700029M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 150-JB RK03 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R871 0700029M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 150-JB RK04 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R889 AT03857M 100OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RESISTOR RK05 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R890 AT03857M 100OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RESISTOR RK06 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R891 AT03857M 100OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RESISTOR RK07 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R893 0100073M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 2.2K-JB RK08 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R896 0187052M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 300-JB (36UX01S) RK09 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R896 0700033M RES.-CARB FLM 1/16W 270-JB (32UX01S / 32/36GX01B) RK10 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R897 0187052M RES.-CARB FLM 1/16W 300-JB (36UX01S) RK11 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R897 0700033M RES.-CARB FLM 1/16W 270-JB (32UX01S/32/36GX01B) RK12 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R898 0187052M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 300-JB (36UX01S) RK13 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R898 0700033M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 270-JB RK14 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R899 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB RK15 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R902 CJ00362 3/2 OHM POSITIVE THERMISTOR RK16 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R905 AT03304S METAL OX. 22K OHM 1W RK17 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R906 0147607 RES.-WIRE WOUND 7W 0.75-K RK18 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R910 0100035M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 56-JB RK19 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R914 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RK20 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R916A 0119688M RES.-MTL FLM 1W 0.22-JB RK21 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R916B 0119688M RES.-MTL FLM 1W 0.22-JB RK23 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R916C 0119688M RES.-MTL FLM 1W 0.22-JB RK24 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R925 0195910R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 2.7KJ TAPE RK25 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R927 0195912R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.3KJ TAPE RK26 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R928 0195895R RES.2125 CHIP 1/10W 680J TAPE RK27 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R930 0100113M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 100K-JB RK28 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R931 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE RK29 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R932 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE RK30 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R933 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE RK31 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R934 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB RK32 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R935 0195910R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 2.7KJ TAPE RK33 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R936 0195910R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 2.7KJ TAPE RK34 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R940 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE RK35 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R941 0195933R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 22KJ TAPE RK36 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R945 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE RK37 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R948 0119693M RES.-MTL FLM 1W 0.39-JB RK38 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R949 0195904R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.5KJ TAPE RK39 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R960 0195910R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 2.7KJ TAPE RK40 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R961 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE RK41 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R962 AT03539S METAL OX. 15.0OHM 3W (32/36UX01S) RK42 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R962 AT03542S METAL OX. 18.0OHM 3W (32/36GX01B) RK43 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R963 AT03539S METAL OX. 15.0OHM 3W (32/36UX01S) RK44 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R964 0700044M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.8K-JB RK45 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R966 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE RK46 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R976 0700045M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 2.2K-JB RK47 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R977 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB RK48 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R980 0195922R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 8.2KJ TAPE RK49 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R981 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE RK50 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R984 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE RK51 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R985 0113770M RESISTOR CARBON FILM SRD1/2P-B 6.8K-J RK52 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R990 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RK53 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R991 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RK54 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
R992 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RK55 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE
R994 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RK56 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RC371 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RK57 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
RK58 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL14 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK59 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL15 0195937R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 33KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK60 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL16 0195922R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 8.2KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK61 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL17 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK62 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL18 0195891R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470J TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK63 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL19 0195879R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 150J TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK64 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL20 0195887R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 330J TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK65 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL21 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK66 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL22 0100059M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 560-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK67 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL23 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK68 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL24 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S)
RK69 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL25 AT03844M 10.0OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RES (32/36UX01S)
RK70 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL26 0100071M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 1.8K-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK71 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL27 0100119M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 180K-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK72 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL28 0100119M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 180K-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK73 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL29 0100071M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 1.8K-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK74 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL30 0100017M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 10-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK75 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL31 0100067M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 1.2K-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK76 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL32 0100017M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 10-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK77 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL33 AT03851M 33.0OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RES (32/36UX01S)
RK78 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL34 0188097M RES.-CARBON FLM 3.3-J 1/2W (32/36UX01S)
RK79 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL35 AT03851M 33.0OHM 1/2W RDS50 CARBON FILM RES (32/36UX01S)
RK80 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL36 0188097M RES.-CARBON FLM 3.3-J 1/2W (32/36UX01S)
RK81 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL37 0147568 RES.-WIRE WOUND 5W 150-JM (32/36UX01S)
RK82 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL38 0100021M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 15-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK83 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL39 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK84 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL40 0110237S RES.-MTL OXIDE FLM 2W 470-J (32/36UX01S)
RK85 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL41 0700041M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 1.0K-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK86 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL42 0700027M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 100-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK87 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RL43 0100113M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/8W 100K-JB (32/36UX01S)
RK88 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RL44 AT03577S METAL OX. 390OHM 3W (32/36UX01S)
RK89 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RX10 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE
RK90 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RX11 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
RK91 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RX12 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
RK92 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RX13 0195904R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.5KJ TAPE
RK93 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RX14 0195887R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 330J TAPE
RK95 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RX15 0195891R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470J TAPE
RK96 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RX16 0195939R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 39KJ TAPE
RK97 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE RX17 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
RKC1 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RX18 0195893R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 560J TAPE
RKC2 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE RX19 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
RKC3 0195248R RES 3216 CHIP 1/8 W 000 TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX20 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE
RKC4 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX21 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
RKC5 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX23 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE
RL02 0195945R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 68KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX24 0195925R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 10KJ TAPE
RL03 0195927R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 12KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX25 0195898R RESISTOR MINI-CHIP RMC1/10 910-J TAPE
RL04 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX26 0195885R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 270J TAPE
RL05 0195881R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 180J TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX27 0195929R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 15KJ TAPE
RL06 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX28 0195891R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470J TAPE
RL07 0195916R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 4.7KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX29 0195943R RES.2125 CHIP 1/16W 56KJ TAPE
RL08 0195927R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 12KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX30 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
RL09 0195927R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 12KJ TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX31 0195900R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1KJ TAPE
RL10 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX32 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE
RL11 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX33 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE
RL12 0195885R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 270J TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX34 0195935R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 27K-J TAPE RL13 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE (32/36UX01S) RX35 0195950R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100KJ TAPE
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
RX36 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE E201 FQ00021 BATTERY(R6P-AA)
RX37 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE E301 HL01421 REMOTE CON CLU-431UG(32/26UX01S)
RX38 0195891R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 470J TAPE E301 HL01422 REMOTE CON CLU-381UG (32/36GX01B)
RX39 0195904R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.5KJ TAPE E601 BY00821 DY-32V 110 SVC
RX40 0195875R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 100J TAPE E601 AZ00102M PROTECTOR(CRXT491001)
RX41 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE E602 EZ00976 CRT GROUNDING WIRE 36INCH
RX42 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE E602 EZ00975 CRT GROUNDING WIRE 32INCH
RX47 0195952R RMC73S-2A124JR E603 GX00131 CHEVRON FUNNEL MAGNET
RX48 0195912R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.3KJ TAPE E603 2771461 EDGE MAGNET
RX49 0195912R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.3KJ TAPE E604 2773672 CF-MAGNET (32GX01B)
RX50 0195904R RESISTOR 2125 CHIP 1/16W 1.5KJ TAPE E604 2776541 VM MAGNET (C-C) (32UX01S)
RX51 0195897R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 820J TAPE E851 EY00941 CRT-SOCKET HPS1600-016409 (32UX01S / 32/36GX01B)
RX52 0195923R RESISTOR MINI-CHIP RMC1/16 9.1K-J TAPE E851 EY00943 CRT-SOCKET HPS1600-016919 (36UX01S)
RX53 0195912R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 3.3KJ TAPE E901 EV00905 POWER CORD M10
RX54 0195967R RESISTOR MINI-CHIP RMC1/16 510K-J TAPE E902 EF02491 CONNECTOR 01A-A0R0-181BROWN
RX55 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE E903 EF02492 CONNECTOR 01A-A0R0-181RED
RX60 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE EAN 2974061S CONNE. 3J L=240 (32/36UX01S)
RX61 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE EMF 2908737 5P CONNE.L=1000
RX63 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE EP91 AZ00109M PROTECTOR CRXT491007
RX64 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE ESF 2973834S 7P CONNE.L=750
RX67 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE ES P EF20541 5J EH CONNECTOR L=680MM (32GX01B/32UX01S)
RX69 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE ES P EF20542 5P 2.5MM PITCH CONN L=820MM (36GX01B/36UX01S)
RX70 0700053M RES.-CARBON FLM 1/16W 8.2K-JB ES V 2908665 PH 3P CONNE. L=360 36UX
RX71 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE EV M 2973798S 6P CONNE.L=470 36UX
RX74 0195250R RES 2125 CHIP 1/16W 000 TAPE EVMC 2976645 2J CONNE. L=240 (36UX01S)
EVMC 2979222 2J CONN (L=120MM) (32UX01S)
MISCELLANEOUS EY2 2976675 4J EH CONNECTOR (32UX01S/32GX01B)
#100 QD20032 36UX F/FRAME COSMETICS EY2 2976677 4P CONNE.L=680 (36UX01S/36GX01B)
#100 QD20241 32GX F/F COSMETICS F901 FN00291 FUSE 125V 8A
#101 QD20033 36GX F/FRAME COSMETIC G801 CJ00071R SPARK GAP AG15PC-152FS-K2M
#101 QD20242 32UX F/F COSMETICS G901 2340741 SURGE PROTECTOR DSP-301N-S00B
#105 QD09881 M10 32GX01B FRAME H901 2793313 CP-EXN-G131P365L
#106 QD09882 M10 32UX01B FRAME J201 ES00261 JACK 03P HORIZONTAL
#108 PH08751 R/C LENS M10 JS01 ES00271 JACK S-TERMINAL
#109 PH08821 INDOOR TRIM AV JY01 ES00221 JACK US6P-6P
#110 QD09791 FRAME 36UX JY02 ES00222 JACK US6P-5P
#110 PH08782 CONTROL PANEL UX N103 3705232 ANODE CLAMPER 94V0 (1010N)
#111 PH08771 AV DOOR 32GX N105 3700342 WIRE CLAMP V0
#112 QD09792 FRONT FRAME 36GX N105 3700342 WIRE CLAMP V0
#112 PH08772 AV DOOR 32UX N107 3797711 PLASTIC RIVET PA (36UX01S)
#113 PH08921 CONTROL TRIM 32UX N108 3785522 V LOCK 20
#117 PC04672 CONTROL BUTTON M10 N111 3785522 V LOCK 20
#118 3487428 HITACHI BADGE 55(G) N201 QR44742 M10 INST.BOOK(ENG)
#130 QD09851 BACK COVER 32 M10 N201 QR44751 M10 INST.BOOK(FRN)
#131 PC04672 CONTROL BUTTON M10 N202 H462472 99 CTV WARRANTY CARD(20-36)
#135 PH08772 AV DOOR 36UX N202B H462271 FRENCH WARRANTY CARD
#136 PH08771 AV DOOR 36GX N203 H462851 V-CHIP GUIDE Y2K CTV
#140 PH08751 R/C LENS M10 N211 H462528 M10 EASY GRAPHIC GUIDE
#160 3487428 HITACHI BADGE 55(G) N402 3446867 SOUND HEAT SINK M10
#165 PH08782 CONTROL PANEL 36UX N601 4615641 WEDGE
#167 PH08921 CONTROL TRIM 36UX N606 3330944 EARTH SPRING
#180 PH08812 INDOOR INSULATOR 36UX N606 3330941 EARTH SPRING
#182 PH08821 INDOOR TRIM AV N611 2772211 MAG. PIECE
#190 PH09221 DECORATION PLATE 36UX N612 2956801 EARTH RING
#300 QD09622 BACK COVER 36 M10 N612 2956801 EARTH RING #310 3727972 POWER CORD HANGER N702 3442072 HEAT SINK (H) W50
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SYMBOL PART PART SYMBOL PART PART
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO. DESCRIPTION
N751 3445563 HEAT SINK A3LXU X901 AJ00322 ENC271D-14A
ND901 MA01061 POWER SUB HEAT SINK 85A A1100P-H14
ND934 3445622 HEAT SINK OSH-1025-SPL (36UX01S/36GX01B) QUICK REFERENCE PARTS LIST
ND936 3445622 HEAT SINK OSH-1025-SPL (32/36UX01S) I001 CP07041U Main Microprocessor IC
NF901 FP00031R FUSE HOLDER TP00351-51 I002 CP05011R Reset IC
NI601A MA01114 HEAT SINK (V) M10 A1100P-H14 I003 CP05271U Eeprom
NI901 MA01261 METAL PARTS FOR VTR (HEAT SINK) I301 CP0703 A/V Selector IC
NI914 3445624 HEATSINK OSH-1035-SPL (32/36UX01S) I402 CP05751 Audio Output IC
NQ08 MC00104 HEAT SINK P10 H45 19 A6063S-75 (32/36UX01S) I501 CP06991U Rainforest IC
NQ09 MC00104 HEAT SINK P10 H45 19 A6063S-75 (32/36UX01S) I601 CP07081 Vertical Output IC
NQ09S 9414017 SILICONE COMPOUND(G-746) (32/36UX01S) I901 CZ00862 B+ Regulator IC
NQ851 4348493 CPT HEAT SINK A2LXU AL I903 CP05162F 9 V regulator
NQ854 4348493 CPT HEAT SINK A2LXU AL HL01421 R/C UX CLU431-UG
NQ857 4348493 CPT HEAT SINK A2LXU AL HL01422 R/C GX CLU381-UG
P31 2661751 2P PLUG PIN WITH BASE E601 BY00821 Deflection Yoke Assy.
PE901 ED01851 PLUG 5289-2A F901 FN00291 8A 125V Line Fuse
PJIG1 2959056 PIN POST(7P) QR44742 OwnerÕs Guide (English)
PM 2665272 4P PLUG PIN WITH BASE H462851 V-Chip Guide
PMF 2959054 PINPOST 5P PH T701 BW00661 Horizontal Driver Transf.
PMF 2959054 PINPOST 5P PH T702 BW02371 Flyback Transformer
PPM ED00572 CP-TAC-L15X-A1 (32/36UX01S) U101 HC00461 Main Tuner
PSF 2902266 PLUG PIN SUB MINI 7P U102 HC00461 PiP Tuner
PSM1 ED00516 CP-TAC-L20P-A1 U201 CZ00641 R/C Receiver
PSM1 ED00576 CP-TAC-L20X-A1 V1 DE01421 CRT Assy (36UX01B)
PSM2 ED00516 CP-TAC-L20P-A1 V1 DE01761 CRT Assy (36GX01B)
PSM2 ED00576 CP-TAC-L20X-A1 V1 DE01371 CRT Assy (32UX/GX01B)
PSM3 ED00512 CP-TAC-L15P-A1
PSM3 ED00572 CP-TAC-L15X-A1
PSP 2902264 PLUG PIN SUB MINI 5P
PSV 2959052 PIN POST (PH 3P) (32/36UX01S)
PVM 2902265 PLUG PIN SUB MINI 6P (32/36UX01S)
PVM 2902265 PLUG PIN SUB MINI 6P (32/36UX01S)
PVMC 2902261 PLUGPIN SUB MINI 2P (32/36UX01S)
PW 2903544 4P PLUG PIN WITH BASE
PY1 2959055 CONNECTOR-6P(PH)
PY2 2902263 PLUG PIN SUB MINI 4P
S201 FE10332R SWITCH (SWP01N01TKSH0636BT)
S202 2633322 PUSH SWITCH 5-5P TACT SW LONG NOB
S203 FE10332R SWITCH (SWP01N01TKSH0636BT)
S901 FJ00142 RELAY ALKS329
S902 FJ00142 RELAY ALKS329
SP451 GK00262 SPEAKER 6X12D
SP452 GK00262 SPEAKER 6X12D
T701 BW00661 H-DRIVE TRANS.
T702 BW02371 HI.VOLT.TRANS HFL-1335T
T901 BT01622 SW.TRANS EE40F13U-M10
T902 BT01611 POWER TRANSFORMER (0.07A 16V)
U101 HC00461 MAIN TUNER ENG36605G
U102 HC00461 PIP TUNER ENG36605G (32/36UX01S)
U201 CZ00641 GPIU281Q R/C RECEIVER
V1 DE01421 PICTURE TUBE (36UX01S)
V1 DE01761 COLOR PICTURE TUBE (36GX01B)
V1 DE01371 A80LJF30X(W) (32UX01S/32GX01B)
X001 BP01141 OSCILLATOR 16MHZ
X500 2168771 X'TAL CSB503F30 X501 2791501 CRYSTAL HC-49/U
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PIP
TUNER
MAIN
TUNER
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(&%)*+,+-.)/,0''+-.
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3+,3#+4)/+5.,5(
77
PIP TUNER
MAIN TUNER
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16738)/+5.,5(
78
I301
PIP VIDEO
PIP
PIP
IX11
MAIN VIDEO
PIP TUNER
MAIN TUNER
PIP VIDEO
TUNER
TUNER
PIP TUNER SIGNAL SW.
MAIN TUNER
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
CONTROL P.W.B.
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
MAIN P.W.B.
80
MAIN TUNER
PIP TUNER
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
SUB P.W.B.
81
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
MAIN POWER P.W.B.
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A
1
All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
POWER DEFLECTION
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
POWER DEFLECTION SIGNAL 1 OF 3
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
DC
CIRCUIT
I601
CIRCUIT
I901
I902
I903
I913
I914
I931
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
0
1
13.96
2
29.64
3
1.85
4
1.78
5
28.74
6
1.97
7
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
1.7
1
0.1
2
165.6
3
19.0
4
0.0
5
10.8
1
9.8
2
3.1
3
19.0
4
0.0
1
9.7
2
5.1
3
5.1
4
9.7
5
11.4
1
0
2
9.0
3
8.0
1
0.0
2
5.0
3
140.7
1
9.8
2
0.0
3
CIRCUIT
Q701
Q702
Q751
Q752
Q905
Q908
Q915
Q916
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
0.3
B
0
E
14.4
C
0.2
B
0
E
139.0
C
0.5
B
0
E
19.8
C
1.1
B
0.5
E
3.7
C
9.34
A
0.0
G
0.0
K
140.3
B
140.7
E
0
C
0
B
0
E
5.1
C
0.8
B
0
E
0.1
C
25
24
1
26
3
33
32
34
31
2
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A
1
All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
SIGNAL 1 OF 3
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
POWER DEFLECTION SIGNAL 1 OF 3
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
8
7
10
9
6
5
4
CIRCUIT
I001
I002
I003
DC
CIRCUIT
NO.
Q001
Q003
Q004
Q005
Q007
Q008
Q012
Q101
Q401
Q402
Q405
Q406
Q407
Q408
Q409
Q410
Q411
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
0.1
B
0
E
9.0
C
0.1
B
0
E
4.7
C
1.6
B
1.2
E
5.0
C
0.6
B
0.2
E
2.4
C
0.3
B
0.2
E
2.6
C
0.7
B
0
E
0.5
C
0.7
B
0
E
0.2
C
0.7
B
0
E
0.1
C
0
B
0
E
0
C
0
B
0
E
0
C
8.4
B
9.0
E
1.6
C
1.7
B
1.1
E
8.4
C
1.8
B
1.1
E
8.4
C
8.4
B
9.0
E
1.6
C
0
B
0
E
4.8
C
0.7
B
0
E
0
C
0
B
0
E
0
C
DC
CIRCUIT
I401
CIRCUIT
I402
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
0.0
1
0.0
2
4.4
3
4.4
4
4.4
5
4.4
6
4.4
7
4.5
8
0.0
9
3.3
10
4.4
11
4.2
12
5.0
13
4.51
14
1.23
15
4.91
16
4.00
17
4.16
18
2.15
19
4.41
20
0
21
4.41
22
4.42
23
0
24
4.46
25
4.46
26
4.46
27
4.46
28
4.46
29
4.46
30
4.46
31
4.46
32
4.46
33
4.46
34
4.46
35
4.42
36
4.42
37
4.42
38
4.42
39
4.46
40
4.46
41
4.08
42
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
0
1
0
2
19.53
3
0
4
0
5
0
6
9.71
7
0.71
8
0
9
20.68
10
11.42
11
9.56
12
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
0.0
1
4.9
2
5.0
3
4.9
4
0.0
5
0.0
6
0.0
7
0.0
8
0.0
9
4.9
10
4.6
11
4.7
12
4.9
13
2.9
14
2.7
15
5.0
16
5.0
17
0.0
18
0.0
19
4.2
20
0.0
21
0.0
22
0.0
23
0.0
24
0.1
25
4.7
26
4.8
27
5.0
28
0.0
29
0.0
30
2.1
31
2.3
32
5.0
33
2.4
34
5.1
35
0.5
36
4.4
37
4.4
38
0.0
39
3.1
40
3.2
41
5.0
42
5.0
1
0.0
2
5.0
3
0.0
1
0.0
2
0.0
3
0.0
4
4.4
5
4.4
6
0.0
7
5.0
8
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All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
SIGNAL 2 OF 3 SIGNAL 3 OF 3
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
SIGNAL 2 OF 3
DC
DC
CIRCUIT
PIN
CIRCUIT
CIRCUIT
I301
CIRCUIT
IX11
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
5.05
1
4.13
2
4.81
3
4.10
4
4.80
5
7.33
6
4.82
7
4.18
8
4.83
9
4.18
10
4.81
11
0.03
12
5.14
13
4.18
14
0
15
4.18
16
3.40
17
0.02
18
4.57
19
4.65
20
0
21
4.11
22
5.45
23
4.11
24
4.18
25
4.18
26
5.28
27
0
28
4.79
29
0
30
5.87
31
4.09
32
4.09
33
5.50
34
0
35
4.22
36
4.53
37
8.81
38
3.32
39
4.17
40
5.42
41
4.17
42
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
1.49
1
0
2
4.95
3
3.47
4
2.43
5
1.44
6
3.48
7
0
8
2.5
9
1.66
10
2.28
11
4.99
12
0
13
0
14
0
15
0
16
4.94
17
0
18
0
19
4.94
20
0
21
3.55
22
4.29
23
1.57
24
4.26
25
3.63
26
4.97
27
0
28
PIN
VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
NO.
NO.
Q300
4.5
B
3.9
E
8.8
C
Q301
1.7
B
1.1
E
8.8
C
Q370
0.6
B
0
E
0
C
DC
DC
CIRCUIT
PIN
CIRCUIT
PIN
VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
NO.
NO.
QX10
4.1
B
3.5
E
8.8
C
QX12
8.2
B
8.8
E
4.2
C
QX13
4.3
B
3.6
E
8.8
C
QX14
5.1
B
4.5
E
8.9
C
QX15
8.2
B
8.9
E
5.1
C
QX16
2.1
B
1.5
E
8.2
C
QX17
4.3
B
3.6
E
8.9
C
QX18
5.9
B
5.2
E
8.9
C
QX19
4.0
B
3.3
E
8.9
C
R-OUT
L-OUT
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All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
SIGNAL 2 OF 3 SIGNAL 3 OF 3
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
SIGNAL 3 OF 3
30
28
29
13
12
11
23
17
22
14
CIRCUIT
I501
DC
DC
CIRCUIT
PIN
CIRCUIT
NO.
NO.
Q500
Q501
Q503
Q504
Q505
Q506
Q507
Q508
Q510
PIN
VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
3.0
B
2.3
E
4.9
C
4.1
B
3.4
E
8.8
C
7.4
B
6.8
E
8.8
C
3.2
B
3.9
E
0
C
2.9
B
3.6
E
0
C
3.0
B
3.7
E
0
C
3.7
B
3.1
E
8.8
C
4.5
B
3.8
E
6.3
C
6.5
B
5.8
E
8.9
C
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
4.14
1
0
2
3.57
3
3.56
4
3.56
5
0
6
5.27
7
5.26
8
5.27
9
0.04
10
5.58
11
4.48
12
3.01
13
2.87
14
3.17
15
8.79
16
5.16
17
4.92
18
4.91
19
2.35
20
3.10
21
3.68
22
1.14
23
1.78
24
4.93
25
2.07
26
4.09
27
4.87
28
4.43
29
4.41
30
0
31
0.14
32
4.76
33
1.21
34
1.85
35
1.47
36
8.84
37
3.44
38
6.11
39
7.37
40 41
4.92
42
1.34
43
0
44
1.75
45
1.65
46
2.23
47
2.24
48
3.92
49
3.01
50
4.93
51
2.97
52
2.98
53
3.96
54
2.45
55
3.35
56
15
16
20
1918
21
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All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
TUNER
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
TUNER CPT
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
DC
CIRCUIT
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
0
1
PPM
0
2
0
3
1.5
4
1.5
5
1.5
6
0
7
5.5
8
5.0
9
0
10
4.8
11
0.1
12
4.6
13
4.7
14
0
15
L-OUT
R-OUT
PIP VIDEO
MAIN VIDEO
PIP TUNER
36
27
MAIN TUNER
35
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All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
CPT
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
TUNER CPT
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
CIRCUIT
Q851
Q852
Q854
Q855
Q857
Q858
Q859
Q860
Q861
Q862
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
NO.
8.7
B
8.3
E
131.0
C
4.4
B
4.0
E
8.0
C
8.7
B
8.3
E
137.3
C
4.3
B
3.9
E
8.0
C
8.7
B
8.3
E
121.0
C
4.6
B
4.1
E
8.0
C
9.0
B
8.6
E
0.3
C
8.3
B
8.0
E
8.7
C
8.3
B
7.9
E
8.7
C
8.3
B
8.0
E
8.7
C
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89
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All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
VM
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
VM CONTROL PANEL
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
CIRCUIT
NO.
QL01
QL02
QL03
QL04
QL05
QL06
QL07
QL08
QL09
QL10
QL11
DC
PIN
VOLTAGE
NO.
1.7
B
1.0
E
5.7
C
5.8
B
5.7
E
13.2
C
6.4
B
5.7
E
11.8
C
11.8
B
11.1
E
13.2
C
2.3
B
1.7
E
8.0
C
7.3
B
6.6
E
13.2
C
5.9
B
6.5
E
0
C
128.8
B
128.3
E
77.5
C
0.6
B
0.8
E
77.4
C
129.0
B
129.3
E
5.2
C
8.0
B
7.3
E
13.2
C
MEANS NOT USED
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All DC voltage to be measured with a tester (100k/V). Voltage taken on a complex color bar signal including a standard color bar signal.Since this is a basic circuit diagram, the value of the parts is subject to be altered for improvement.
CONTROL PANEL
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Components marked with a and shaded have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE of this Service Manual. DonÕt degrade the safety of the receiver through improper servicing.
BASIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
VM CONTROL PANEL
32456
132456
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
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NOTES:
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