The following item for the AV-T2912
Therefore, this service man ual describe s only the items which differ from those of the AV-T2922
service manual.
For details other than those described in this manual, please refer to the AV-T2922
manual (No.51917Mar. 2002) .
■ OUTLINE
Since the picture tubewas changed,we have issued the SERVICE MANUAL for AV-T292/ZAR.
Since the picture tube was c hanged, we have issued the SERVICE MANUAL for AV-T2912/ZAR.
■ HOW TO IDENTIFY MODELS
Identify that the model name “AV-T2912Z” is printed on the margin of the rating label affi xed
to the rear cover.
! The parts identified by the ! sym bol are impor tant for t he s afety. Whene ver r eplaci ng these parts, be s ure t o use s pec if ied o nes to secur e
the safet y .
!
The parts not ind ic ated in this Parts L ist and tho se whi ch are filled wi th lines in the Parts No. columns will not be supplied.
! P. W. Board Ass'y will not be supplied, but those which are filled with the Parts No. in the Parts No. columns will be s upplied.
ABBREVIATIONS OF R ESISTOR S, CAPACITORS AND TOLERANCES
RESISTORSCAPACITORS
C RCarbon ResistorC CAP.Ceramic Capacitor
F RFusible ResistorE CAP.Electrolyt ic Capacitor
P RPlate Res istorM CAP.Mylar Capacitor
V RVariable Resisto
HV RHigh Voltage ResistorMF CAP.Metalized Film Capacitor
MF RMetal Film ResistorMM CAP.Metalized Mylar Capacitor
C1001QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
C1007QETN1CM-477ZE CAP.470µF 16V M
C1008-09QETN1EM-476ZE CAP.47µF 25V M
C1011NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1101-02NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1104-05NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1111QETN1EM-476ZE CAP.47µF 25V M
C1112-14NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1116QFV71HJ-224ZMF CAP.0.22µF 50V J
C1117QETN1EM-476ZE CAP.47µF 25V M
C1118NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1119NDC21HJ-681XC CAP.680pF 50V J
C1120QETN1HM-474ZE CAP.0.47µF 50V M
C1123-24NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1161QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
C1163-64NDC21HJ-470XC CAP.47pF 50V J
C1165-66NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1202QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1205NDC21HJ-680XC CAP.68pF 50V J
C1207QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1208QETN1HM-475ZE CAP.4.7µF 50V M
C1209QETN1CM-227ZE CAP.220µF 16V M
C1210NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1211NDC21HJ-681XC CAP.680pF 50V J
C1212QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1213QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1214QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1215QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
C1251-52QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
C1255QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
C1256QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1291-92QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1294QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1296QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1301-02NDC21HJ-150XC CAP.15pF 50V J
C1303NDC21HJ-120XC CAP.12pF 50V J
C1304NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1305NDC21HJ-120XC CAP.12pF 50V J
C1306QETN1EM-476ZE CAP.47µF 25V M
C1403QEM61EK-225ZE CAP.2.2µF 25V K
C1405QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1406QFLC1HJ-103ZM CAP.0.01µF 50V J
C1410QETN1VM-107ZE CAP.100µF 35V M
C1411QETN1VM-477ZE CAP.470µF 35V M
C1412QFLC2AK-393ZM CAP.0.039µF 100V K
C1413QETM1VM-228E CAP.2200µF 35V M
C1414QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1415QFN31HJ-152ZM CAP.1500pF 50V J
C1501QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1503NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1505-06NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1507QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1511QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
C1521QCB32HK-151ZC CAP.150pF 500V K
C1522QCB32HK-331ZC CAP.330pF 500V K
C1523QETN2CM-105ZE CAP.1µF 160V M
C1524QFZ0198-133MPP CAP.0.013 µF1.5kVH±3%
!
C1525QFZ0119-474MPP CAP.0.47µF 200V ±3%
!
!
C1526QEZ0203-107E CAP.100µF 160V M
C1541QETM2EM-336E CAP.33µF 250V M
C1542QCB32HK-821ZC CAP.820pF 500V K
C1543QETM1VM-108E CAP. 1000 µF 35V M
C1544QCB32HK-821ZC CAP.820pF 500V K
C1546QETN1CM-227ZE CAP.220µF 16V M
C1547QETN1CM-108ZE CAP.1000µF 16V M
C1548QCZ0122-821C CAP.
C1561QETN1VM-107ZE CAP.100µF 35V M
C1581QFLC1HJ-473ZM CAP.0.047µF 50V J
C1583QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1584QFLC2AJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 100V J
C1604QENC1HM-474ZBP E CAP. 0.47 µF 50V M
C1607QENC1HM-474ZBP E CAP. 0.47 µF 50V M
C1609QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1613QETM1EM-108E CAP. 1000 µF 25V M
C1615QETM1EM-108E CAP. 1000µF 25V M
C1617QETM1EM-108E CAP. 1000µF 25V M
C1618QFV71HJ-224ZMF CAP.0.22µF 50V J
C1622QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1623-24QENC1HM-474ZBP E CAP. 0.47 µF 50V M
C1631QETN1EM-476ZE CAP.47µF 25V M
C1637-38NCB21HK-392XC CAP.3900pF 50V K
C1651NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1652QETN1CM-107ZE CAP.100µF 16V M
C1653QETN1EM-476ZE CAP.47µF 25V M
C1654QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1655QENC1HM-475ZBP E CAP. 4.7µF 50V M
C1656QENC1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1657QETN1HM-225ZE CAP.2.2µF 50V M
C1658NCB21HK-473XC CAP.0.047 µF 50V K
C1659QETN1HM-474ZE CAP.0.47µF 50V M
C1660-61QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1662QBTC1CK-335ZTAN.CAP.3.3µF 16V K
C1663QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1664QBTC1CK-106ZTAN.CAP.10µF 16V K
C1665-66QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1667QETN1HM-336ZE CAP. 33µF 50V M
C1668QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1669-70QENC1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1671QETN1HM-225ZE CAP.2.2µF 50V M
C1672NCB21HK-222XC CAP.2200pF 50V K
C1673QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1674QETN1HM-225ZE CAP.2.2µF 50V M
C1675NCB21HK-222XC CAP.2200pF 50V K
C1676QFLC1HJ-104ZM CAP.0.1µF 50V J
C1677NCB21HK-223XC CAP.0.022µF 50V K
C1679QETN1HM-105ZE CAP.1µF 50V M
C1680QETN1EM-476ZE CAP.47µF 25V M
C1682-83QETN1HM-475ZE CAP.4.7µF 50V M
C1684-86QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
Symbol No.Part No.Part NameDescription
!
CAPACITOR
C1691-92QETN1HM-106ZE CAP.10µF 50V M
C1693-94NCB21HK-392XC CAP.3900pF 50V K
C1701NDC21HJ-102XC CAP.1000pF 50V J
C1703NCB21HK-102XC CAP.1000pF 50V K
C1704NCB21HK-103XC CAP.0.01µF 50V K
C1705NDC21HJ-471XC CAP.470pF 50V J
1LC10058-017APACKING CASE
2LC10774-002A-DCUSHION ASSY4pcs in 1set
3CP30899-001-RTOP COVER
4CP30897-004-RPOLY BAG
5CP30897-001-RPOLY BAG
6RM-C363-1HREMOCON UNIT
!
7LCT1100-001A-DINST BOOK
8CM36242-012-RPOS LABEL
No. 51917
39
VICTOR COMPANY OF J APAN, LIMITED
HOME AV NETWORK BUSINESS UNIT 12, 3-chome, Moriya-cho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa-prefecture, 221-8528, Japan
4
T2922AR-CK #3
Printed in Japan
VP 0203
DP3051
AV-T2922
STANDARD CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
NOTE ON USING CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
1.SAFETY
The components identified by the symbol and shading are
critical for safety. For continued safety replace safety critical
components only with manufactures recommended parts.
2.SPECIFIED VOLTAGE AND WAVEFORM VALUES
The voltage and waveform values have been measured under the
following condition s.
(1)Input signal: Colour bar signal
(2)Setting positions of
each knob/button and
variable resistor
(3)Internal resistance of tester
:DC 20k
/V
(4)Oscilloscope sweeping time
:H
20µS/div
:V
5mS/div
:Others
Sweeping time is
specified
(5)Voltage values
:All DC voltage values
Since the voltage values of signal circuit vary to some extent
according to adjustments, use them as reference values.
3.INDICATION OF PARTS SYMBOL [EXAMPLE]
In the PW board
:R1209
R209
4.INDICATIONS ON THE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
(1)Resistors
Resistance value
No unit:[
]
K
:[K
]
M
Rated allowable power
No indication:1/ 16 [W]
Others:As specified
Type
No indication
:Carbon resistor
OMR
:Oxide metal film resistor
MFR
:Metal film r esistor
MPR
:Metal plate resistor
UNFR
:Uninflammable resistor
FR
:Fusible resistor
Composition resistor 1/2 [W] is specified as 1/2S or Comp.
(2)Capacitors
: Original setting position
when shipped
5.NOT E FOR REPAIR ING SERVI CE
This mod el's power cir cuit is pa rtly diffe rent in th e GND. The
difference of the GND is shown by the LIVE : ( ) side GND and the
ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) : ( ) side GND.Therefore, care must be
taken for the following points.
(1)Do not touch the LIVE side GND or the LIVE side GND and the
ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side GND simultaneously. If the above
caution is not respected, an electric shock may be caused.
Therefore, make sure that the power cord is surely removed from
the receptacle when, for example, the chassis is pulled out.
(2)Do not short between the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED(NEUTRAL)
side GND or never measure with a measuring apparatus measure
with a measuring apparatus ( oscilloscope, etc.) the LIVE side GND
and ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side GND at the same time.
If the above precaution is not respected , a fuse or any parts will be broken.
Since the circuit diagram is a standard one, the ci rcuit and
circuit constants may be subject to change for improvement
without any not ice.
NOTE
Due improvement in performance, some part numbers show
in th e ci rcui t diag ram may not agre e wi th th ose i ndica ted i n
the part list.
When ordering parts, pl ease use t he numbers t hat appear
in the Par ts List.
Type
MM
:Metalized mylar capacitor
PP
:Polypropylene capacitor
MPP
:Metalized polypropylene capacitor
MF
:Metalized film capacitor
TF
:Thin film capacitor
BP
:Bipolar electrolytic capacitor
TAN
:Tantalum capacitor
(3)Coils
No unit
:[
µ
H]
Others
:As specified
(4)Power Supply
:B1
:9V
:5V
Respective voltage values are indicated
(5)Test point
:T est point
:Only test point display
(6)Conne cting method
:Connector
:Wrapping or solder ing
:Receptacle
(7)Ground symbol
:LIVE side ground
:ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side ground
:EARTH ground
:DIGITAL ground
:[M]
Capacitance value
1 or higher:[pF]
less than 1
:[µF]
Withstand voltage
No indication :DC50[V]
Others:DC withstand voltage [V]
AC indicated
:AC withstand voltage [V]
Electrolytic Capacitors
47/50[Example]:Capacitance value [µF]/withstand voltage[V]
No indication
:Ceramic capacitor
:B2 (12V)
AV-T2922
/AR
FRONT CONTROL PWB PATTERN
AV-T2922
FRONT
31
IC701
D702
S701S702S703S704S705
C701
D701
C702
L701
-1
Group No.
UL MARK
CKF1269-
PW
12
S901
1
NOZAKI
00.01.28
LIVE
2
P
2-12
MENUCH -CH +VOL -VOL +
R712
R706
R703
R702
Q701
BE
R710
R713
R705
R709
R711
R707
EB
R704
Q702
R701
R708
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No.51917
ISOLATED
N
VP0203
DP6060
Mar. 2002 No. 51917
AV-T2922
CONTENTS
AV-T2922
CRT SOCKET PWB PATTERN
SEMICONDUCTOR SHAPES
BLOCK DIAGRA M
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
MAIN & FRONT CONTROL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MAIN & CRT SOCKET PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
P ATTERN DIAGRAMS
MAIN PWB PATTERN
CRT SOCKET PWB PATTERN
FRONT CONTROL PWB PATTERN
SEMICONDUCTOR SHAPES
TRANSISTOR
BOTTOM VIEW
E
C
B
ECB
(G)(D)(S)
IC
B O TT OM VI EWF R O NT V IEWTO P VI EW
BCE
FRONT VIEW
ECB
ECB
TO P VI EW
CHIP TR
C
BE
2-2
2-3
2-5
2-7
2-9
2-11
2-12
R367
R358
W412
C342
D341
5
C357
R352
C355
1
C3
R342
MARK
W049
SCREEN
T
R357
C354
R354
R366
52
R355
R341
E
Q341
R343
TP-R
C382
GK
B
G2
G1
C
Q352
Q342
RK
TOP
R361
HE
R364
R353
C353
H
R359
R368
BK
C356
R356
B
C
E
Q353
R362
R365
L381
Y003
E
4
C381
R381
U
MARK
1
E1
CHIP IC
OUT
E
IN
INOUTE
1N
1N
W050
1
N
E
C
C351
Q351
R351
B
R360
Y001
Y002
R363
SK351
TP-E
UL MARK
CKF0866-
Group No.
/2!
-1
TOP VIEW
N
N
N
1
N
1
N
TP-E
2-2
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R.G.B.
OUT
V01
CRT
SP(L)
CONTROL PWB
IC702
MEMORY
IC701
MICRO COMPUTER
IC201
V/C & DEF
151614
CRT SOCKET
PWB
42
45
C
VIDEO
REMOCON
Q201, Q202
BUFFER
Q131
BUFFER
IC101
18
10
4
5
SF101
SAW F.
Q101
AMP
IF
IC701
KEY
R
G
B
OUT
C V IN
V. OUT
FM. OUT
SP(R)
IC601
AUDIO AMP
121113
RL
LR
INOUT
IC251
VIDEO SW
14
68
R2
V2
L2R1
V1
L1
RL
INPUT 1
INPUT 2
OUT PUT
(VARIABLE)
IC651
MTS & TONE/VOL CONT.
36
3738
39
25
26
7
R
L
OUT
R1 L1
IN
R2 L2
IN
V1
V TVV2
YS.
R. G. B.
ANT INPUT
TU001
TUNER
MAIN PWB
BLOCK DIAGRAM
AV-T2922
AV-T2922
No.51917
2-32-4
No.51917
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS MAIN & FRONT CONTROL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Di mensions (W××××H××××D)29- 5/8 ×23-1/4 ×20-5/8 / 75.2cm×59.0cm×52 .2cm
Mass90.9Ibs / 41.3kg
TV System and Color syste m
TV RF SystemCCIR(M), CCT R(N)
Color SystemPA L-M / P AL- N / NTSC
Sound SystemBTS C (Mul ti Channel Sound )
Picture Tube29 ( 74cm) measured diagonal ly, Full Square
Hi gh V ol ta ge29kV±1.3kV ( at zero beam cur rent)
TV Receiving Frequency
VL B and(02~06) 55.25 MHz~83.2 5MHz
VH Ba nd(07~13 ) 175. 25MHz~21 1.25MHz
UH F Ba nd(14~69 ) 471. 25MHz~80 1.25MHz
CATV Receiving Frequency
Low Band(02 ~06)
Hi gh B and(07 ~13 )
Mid Band(14 ~22)
Super Band(23 ~36 )
Hy per Band(37 ~64)
Ul tra Ba n d(65 ~94 , 10 0~125)
Sub Mid Band(01 , 96~99)
Intermediate Frequency
Video IF Carrier
Sound IF Carrier41 .25MHz (4.5MHz)
Color Sub Carrier
PAL-M3.57561149MHz
PAL-N3.5 8205625MHz
NT S C3.579545MHz
Power I nput
Opera ting Voltage90 V~260V A C, 50Hz/ 60Hz
Rated Voltage
Power Consumption115W(max.), 8 5W(avg.)
PICTURE : 45.75MHz
CHROMA : 42.17MHz
120V~24 0V AC , 50Hz/60Hz
(55.25MHz ~799.25 MHz)
Speaker2×4-3/4” / 5×12cm Oval type×2
Audio Power Output5W+5W
Input / Output termi nals
Input 1, 2 (V, L/R
Variable Audio Output
Antenna terminal75Ω(VHF/ UH F) Terminal, F-Type Con necto r
Remote contr ol unitRM-C363-1H (AA/R03/UM-4 dry cell battery×2)
Video : 1Vp -p , 75 Ω (RCA pin jack)
Au dio : 50 0mVrms ( -4dBs), Hi gh Impedance (RC A p in jack)
More then 0~1550mVrms (+6dBs )
Low Impedance ( 400 Hz w hen mod ulated 100%) ( RCA pin j ack)
Design & sp ecifications are subject t o change without n otice.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
V-T292
1. T he desi gn of this product con ta ins sp eci al hardware, many
circuits and components spe cially for safety purposes. For
con tinu ed pr ot ection, n o changes sh ou ld be made to the orig inal
desi gn un less auth orized in writi n g by th e manu fact ur er.
Replacement p ar ts must b e id ent ic al to thos e used in th e original
ci rcu it s. S ervi ce sho uld b e performed by qu al if ied pers on nel
only.
2. Alte rati on s of t he desig n or cir cuitry of t he prod ucts sh ould not be
made. Any design alterations or additions will void the
manufact urer 's warr a nt y and w ill f urth er r elieve t he ma nu factu r er
of resp onsibility for perso na l injur y or p r op er ty damage result ing
th erefr om.
3. M an y electr ical an d m echanic a l parts i n the products ha ve
special safety-related characteristics. T hese characteristics are
oft en no t evi den t from visua l insp ecti on n or can t he pr o tect io n
aff or de d by th em necessaril y be ob tained by using rep lacement
com po ne nts rated for hig he r voltage, watt ag e, etc. Rep l acement
parts wh ic h have th ese speci al s afet y ch aract erist ics are
identified in the parts list of Service manual. El ec tric al
components having su ch features are identified by shading
on the sche mat ic s an d b y (!!!! ) on the parts list in Service
manual. The us e of a sub sti tu te replacement which do es not
have the sam e saf ety ch ar act er ist ics as t he r ecommen de d
replac ement par t shown in the parts list of S ervice m an ual may
cause shock, fire, or other hazards.
4. Do n't short between the LIVE s ide ground and ISOLATE D
(NEUTRAL) s ide ground or EARTH side ground when
repairing.
Some model's power circuit is partly different in the GND. The
diff erenc e of th e G ND is sho wn by the LIV E : (") side GND, the
ISO LATE D(NEUTRAL) : (#) side G ND and EART H : ($) side
GND. Do n't sh ort bet ween th e LIVE sid e GND an d
ISO LATE D(NEUTRAL) side GND or EARTH side GND an d
never m ea sure wit h a mea suring apparatus (oscil loscope etc.)
th e LI VE sid e GN D and IS OLATED(NE UTR AL ) side G ND or
EARTH sid e GND at the same tim e.
If above note will not be kept, a fuse or any parts will be broken.
5. If any repair has been made to the chassis, it is recommended
th at t he B1 set ting shou ld b e ch ecke d or adjusted (See
ADJUSTMENT OF B 1 POWE R SUPPL Y).
6. The high vol ta ge applie d t o the pictu re tube must con for m with
th at speci fi ed i n S er vice manual. E xcessive h i gh voltage ca n
cau se an incr e ase in X-Ray emissi on , ar cing and possible
component damage, therefore operation under excessive high
voltage conditions should be kept to a minimum, or should be
preve nt ed. If s evere arc ing occurs, remove t he AC pow er
immed iate l y and determine the ca use by visua l insp ect ion
(incorrect in stallat ion, cr acke d or melted high voltage harness,
poor so ld ering, et c.) . To maintain the p r ope r minimu m level of
sof t X-R ay emissi on, c omponen ts in the high voltag e circuitry
including the pict ure tube must b e t he exact replacem e nts or
alternat ives approve d b y th e ma nuf act urer of th e c omplet e
product.
7. Do n ot c hec k high volt age by dr awing an arc. U se a high volt age
meter or a high v ol tag e pr ob e wit h a V TVM . Di scha rg e th e
picture tube before attempting meter connection, by connecting
a cl ip lead to th e gr ou nd frame and conn ectin g th e oth er end of
the lead through a 10kΩ 2W resisto r to the anode b utt on .
8. W hen service i s require d, ob serve the origi na l lead dress. Extra
prec aut ion shou ld be g iven t o assure cor rect lea d dress in the
high voltag e cir cuit area. W her e a s hort ci rcui t h as occu rred,
th ose co mp on ent s tha t indi cate evide nce of overheating sho uld
be r e pl aced. A lways u se th e ma nuf act ur er 's r ep l acement
components.
9. Isol ation Check
(Safety for Electrical Shock Hazard)
Af ter re- ass emb ling the p rodu ct, alw ays perf orm an isolat ion
ch eck on the expo sed metal parts of t he cabinet (ante nn a
termina ls, video/au dio input and outpu t termin als, Con trol knobs,
metal cab ine t, screw h eads , ear p ho ne jac k, cont rol sh aft s, etc .)
to be sure th e p r odu ct is s af e t o o perate without d an ger of
elect rical shoc k.
(1) Dielectric Strength Test
The isolation between the AC prima ry ci rcu i t an d all metal p arts
exp osed t o th e user, p articul ar ly an y expos ed metal part havi ng a
return path to the chass is sho ul d withs tand a volt age of 3 000 V
AC (r.m.s.) for a period of one second.
(. . . . Withstand a vo lt ag e of 1 10 0V A C (r .m. s.) t o an ap plianc e
rated up to 12 0V, an d 3 00 0V AC ( r .m. s.) to an applian ce rat ed
200V or more, for a period of one second.)
This method of test requires a test equipment not generally found
in the ser vice trad e.
(2) Leakage Current Check
Plug th e A C line c ord direct ly in to the AC outlet (do not use a lin e
isolation transf ormer dur in g thi s ch eck.) . Usi n g a "Leakag e
Curr ent T ester", measure th e leakag e current f rom each exp osed
metal part of the ca bine t, particu larly any e xpos ed metal part
havi ng a return path to the ch assis , t o a known good earth
ground (wa ter pip e, etc.). An y leakage curr en t mus t n ot exceed
0.5mA AC (r.m.s.).
However, in tropic al area, th is must no t exceed 0.2 mA AC
(r.m.s.).
"""" Alternate Che ck M et hod
Plug th e A C line c ord direct ly in to the AC outlet (do not use a lin e
isolation tran sformer dur i ng t his check.) . Use an AC v o lt meter
havi ng 1 00 0 oh ms per volt or more sens itivity in th e following
manner. Connec t a 1500Ω 10W res ist or para lle led by a 0 .15µF
AC-type capacit or bet ween an expo sed met al part and a known
good earth gro un d ( water pipe, etc.). Meas ure the A C voltag e
acr oss th e res ist or with th e AC vo l tm eter . M ove th e resi stor
con nec ti on to e ach exp ose d metal part, part i cular l y a ny exp osed
metal part havi n g a r etu rn pat h to t he chassis, an d m easure the
AC voltag e ac ross the res ist or. N o w , re verse th e pl u g in th e AC
outlet and re pe at eac h measur emen t. Any volt age measu re d
must not exc eed 0 .7 5V AC (r.m.s.). This c orresponds to 0.5mA
AC (r.m.s.).
Howeve r, in tropical area, this must n ot exce ed 0 .3V AC ( r.m.s.).
This corresponds to 0.2mA AC (r.m.s.).
AC VOLTMETER
(HAVING 1000 Ω/V,
OR MOR E SENSITIVITY)
0.15μF AC-TYPE
PLACE THIS PROBE
1500 Ω 10W
GOOD EARTH GROUND
ON E A C H EX PO SE D
ME T AL PA R T
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FEATURES
" The stable image p roces sing ci r cuit whic h is alread y acknowled ged en ables p ower ful image expr ession by the 29 inch b ig screen.
"
Mu lt if unct ional remote con trol permits pi cture adjustm ent.
"
With A UDIO / VIDEO input termina l.
" Var iable audio output ter minal.
" Ad option of the VIDEO STATUS f unc tion .
"
Ad option of the SLE EP TIM ER f unction.
"
With 75ΩV/U in c ommon ( F-Type) ant enna terminal .
"
W ide range volt age (12 0V~24 0V) AC p ower inpu t.
"
I2C bus control utilizes single chip ICs.
" Bu ilt- in HYPER SURROUND system.
"
CLOS ED CAPTION broadcasts c an be viewed.
MICR O C OMPUTER PORT ASSIGNM ENT (IC701)
PORT NUMBERPORT FUNCTIONPORT NUMBERPORT FUNCTION
1H SYNC27Vcc
2V SYNC28OSC1
3RF AFC29OSC2
4REMOCO N30RESE T
5NECK31POW ER ON/OFF
6SD32ENAB LE
7T ON/O FF33CLOCK
8KEY234DATA
9KEY135LO CK
10SP ON/OFF36SDA2
11NC37SDA1
12NC38SCL2
13NC39SCL1
14AUDIO MUTE40Ym
15I2C H/S41BUS FREE
16NC42NC
17NC43SELECT1
18A Vcc44SE LECT2
19HLF45AGC MUTE
20RVCO46AGC ADJUST
21V HOLD47TV / EXT
22Composite VID EO IN48X-RAY / OCP
23CN Vss49Ys
24X IN50B
25X OUT51G
26Vss52R
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FUNCTIONS
FRONT CONTROL KEYS
①①①①②
②③
②②
① MENU / OPERATE ▼ key
②
③
④
⑤
③④
③③
④⑤
⑤
④④
⑤⑤
REAR TERMINALREMOTE CONT ROL UNIT (RM-C363)
CHANN EL ― /+ or
OPERATE / keys
VOLUME ― /+ keys
POWER button
LED (indicator)
・・・・
Red
Green・・On Timer indication
Power indication
V-T292
①①①①
②②②②
③③③③
④④④④
⑤⑤⑤⑤
⑥⑥⑥⑥
⑦⑦⑦⑦
⑫⑫⑫⑫
⑧⑧⑧⑧
⑨⑨⑨⑨
⑩⑩⑩⑩
⑪⑪⑪⑪
⑬⑬⑬⑬
⑭⑭⑭⑭
③③③③②②②②①①①①
①
INPUT 1 (V, L/R ) terminal
②
INPUT 2 (V, L/R ) terminal
③
VARIABLE AUDIO OUT (L/R) terminal
④
Aerial socket (F-type connector)
① DISPLAY key⑧ CHANN EL ▲/▼ key
②
TV / VIDEO key
③
CLOSED CAPTION key
④
SLEEP TIMER key
⑤
VIDEO STATUS key
⑥
COLOR SYSTEM key
⑦ EXIT key⑭ VOLUME -/+ key
⑨
POWER button
⑩
CHANN EL NUMBER key
⑪
HYPER SURROUND key
⑫
ME NU ▲/▼ key
⑬
MENU - / + key
④④④④
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SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
REMOVING THE REAR COVER
1. U np lug t he po we r plu g f rom A C outlet.
2. As sh own in Fig.1, r em ove the 11 screws marked
screws marked "
Note:
When reinstalling the rear c over, carefully push it inward after
inserting the chassis in to the rear cover groove.
".
""
!!!!
and 2
REMOVING THE CHASSIS
" After removing the rear cover.
1. Sl ight ly raise t he bot h side s of th e ch assis by han d an d r emove
th e 2 claw s unde r the b oth sid es of the chassis f rom the front
cab inet .
2. Draw the c hassis backwa rd along t he ch assi s rail in the ar ro w
direction marked #
(If necessary, remove t he wire clamp, connectors etc.)
Note:
When con ducting a c heck with p ower su pplied, be s ure t o conf ir m
th at the CRT earth wire is certainly co nn ected.
# as s hown in the Fi g. 1.
##
CHECKING THE MAIN PW BOARD
To check the backside of t he MA IN PW Bo ard.
1) Pull out the ch assis. (Refer to RE MOV ING THE CHAS SIS ).
2) Erect the chassis vertically so that you can easily check the
backside of the MAIN PW Board.
[CAUTION]
"
When erecting the chassis, be careful so that there will be no
con tact in g with other PWB .
" Before turning on power, make sure that the CRT earth wire
and oth er con nector s are prop erly con n ected.
WIRE CLAMPING AND CABLE TYING
1. Be sure to cl amp the wire .
2. Never r emo ve the c able ti e used for tying the wi res togethe r.
Should it be inadvertently removed, b e sure to tie the wires with a
new cable tie.
REMOVING THE SPEAKER
" After removing the rear cover and chassis.
1. As s hown in Fi g.1 , rem ove th e 4 screws marked $
2. F ollow th e same st eps when removing th e other ha nd spe aker.
$.
$$
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FRONT CABINET
V-T292
CRT
SP EAKE R
D
CRT SOCKET PWB
(W ithin MAIN PWB)
MAIN PWB
FRONT CO NTROL PWB
CLAW
SP EAKE R
REAR COVER
D
CLAW
C
B
A
POWER CORD
Fig. 1
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SYS
S
O
G
S
CC
S
O
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U
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O
SOU
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VIDEO
MEMORY IC REPLACEMENT
1. Memory IC
This model uses a memory IC.
The memory IC stores data for proper operation of video/chroma and deflection circuits.
When replacing, be sure to use the IC c ont aining ini ti a l setti ng d ata.
2. Memory IC replacement procedure
PROCE DURE
(1) Power off
Switch off the p ower and disconnec t the power pl u g f rom t he out let.
(2) Replace the memory IC.
Be sur e to use th e m em ory IC w r itt en with t he initial set ti ng values.
(3) Power on
Connect the power plug t o the outlet and sw it ch on t he po we r.
(4) System constant check and setting
It must not adjus t withou t s ignal.
1) Sim ul ta neo usly pr ess th e DISPL AY key and VIDEOST ATUS key
of th e rem ot e control unit.
2) The SERV ICE M ENU screen is disp layed as sh own in Fig.1.
3) W hile t he SERVICE MENU is di splayed, ag ai n simu ltan eo usly
press the DISPLAY and VI DEO ST ATUS keys to display t he
SY STEM CONSTAN T screen as shown in Fig. 2.
4) Refe r t o the S YSTEM CONSTAN T t able and check th e s etting
items. W her e th ese diff er, select the sett ing item wi th t he MENU
▼▼▼▼
/
keys an d a dj ust the sett ing w ith t he MENU
(The l e tters of t he s elect ed item ar e displ a yed in yellow .)
5) When a dj ust ment has completed, pr es s the MENU ―――― / ++++ key to
store the setting value.
6) Press the EXIT key twic e to return to the normal screen.
――――
/
++++
▲▲▲▲
keys.
ERVICE MEN
PICTURE
VID EO STA T
RF AFC CHKVCO (CW
I2C BUS CTRL
ELECT BY
PERATE BY
TEM CONSTANT
AM E: Y E
D: YE
VID E
ELECT BY
PERATE BY
ND
THER
EX IT BY
Fig.1
: 2
EX IT BY
Fig.2
EXIT
EXIT
IT
IT
(5) Receiv ing channel setting
Refer to th e OPERATING INS TRUCTIONS (USER’S GUIDE) and
set the rece ive ch ann els ( Chann els Pr eset) as desc ribed.
(6) User se tt ings
Check th e user s etting items according to th e Table 2 gi ven p ag e
later.
Where thes e do n ot agree, refer t o the OPERA TING
INSTRUCT IONS (USER’S GU ID E) an d s et t he it ems as desc rib ed.
(7) SERVICE ME NU s etting
Verif y what to set in t he S ERVICE MENU, and set whatever is
necessary. (Fig.1) ref er to the SERVICE ADJUSTMENT f or setting.
8
DISPLAY
STATUS
EXIT
MENU
UP/DOWN
MENU
LEFT/RIGHT
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VALUES OF SYSTEM CONSTANT (TABLE1)
Setting itemSetting contentSetting value
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GAMEYES
HYPE R S CANYES
SURROUNDYES
CCDYES
VIDEO2
YESN O
YESN O
YESN O
YESN O
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VALUES OF USER SETTING ITEMS (TABLE2)
Setting itemSetting value
Settings of switches on front panel and remote control unit
MAIN POWE ROFF
SUB P OWERON
CHA N NE LCH 02
CHA NNEL PRESETRefe r to OPERATING INSTRUCTI ONS
VOLUME10
TV/V IDEOTV
DISPLA YOFF
SLEEP TIME R0
VIDEO STATUSES TANDA R
CLOSED CAPTIO NNO (CC1/T1)
HYPER SURROUNDNO
Settings of MENU screen
TINTEESTANDER
COLORESTANDER
CONTRASTEESTANDER
BRILLOESTANDER
DETALLEESTANDER
GRAVESCENTER
AGUDOSCEN TER
BALANCECENTER
MTSESTEREO
ALTAVOCESSI
AJU STE DEL RELOJUnn ecess ary to set
TEMPORIZADORNO
LIS TA DE CANAL ESUnn ecess ary to set
ADJUSTECÓ DIGO DE ACCESOUnnecess ary to set
PROGRAMACIÓN AUTOMÁTICAUnnecessary to set
MO DETV
PANTALLA AZULNO
SUBT ÍTULOS OCUILTOSSUBT ÍTULOS : CC1 TEXT0 : T1
IDIOMAES P.
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REPLACEMENT OF CHIP COMPONENT
CAUTIONS
1. Avoid heating for more than 3 seconds.
2. D o n ot ru b the electrodes and t he resist p arts of th e patt ern.
3. W hen r em oving a chip part, melt th e solder ad equate ly.
4. D o n ot r euse a ch ip part after remo ving it .
SOLDERING IRON
1. U se a hig h ins ulatio n solder ing iron with a thin poin ted end of it.
2. A 30w soldering iron is rec omm end ed for easil y rem oving par ts.
REPLACEMENT ST EPS
1. How to remove the Chip p arts
Resi stors, ca pacit or s , etc
(1) As shown in t he fig ur e, pu sh th e pa rt with tweezer s and
alternat ely melt th e solde r at each end.
(2) Shift with tweeze rs and r emo ve the ch ip p ar t.
Trans isto rs, dio des, va ria ble r es istor s, etc
(1) Apply e xtra so ld er to each lead.
SOLDE R
SOLDE R
2. How to install Chip parts
Resi stors, ca pacit or s , etc
(1) Apply sold er to th e p attern as ind icated in the figure.
(2) Grasp the ch ip part with tweezer s and plac e it on the s older.
The n hea t and melt the so lder at b oth ends of t he chip part.
Trans isto rs, dio des, va ria ble r es istor s, etc
(1) Apply sold er to th e p attern as ind icated in the figure.
(2) Grasp th e chip part with tweeze rs an d p lace it on th e solder.
(3) First solder lead A as indicated in the figu re.
A
(2) As shown in t he fig ur e, pu sh th e pa rt with tweezer s and
alternat ely melt th e solder a t each lead . Shi ft and remove t he
chip part.
Note : A fter removing the part, r emove remain ing so lder fro m the
pattern.
10
C
(4) The n solder leads B and C.
A
C
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B
A
2
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT
BEFORE STARTING SERVICE ADJUSTMENT
1. There ar e 2 w ay of ad jus ti ng t hi s TV: One i s wi th t he
REMOTE CONTROL UNI T and the other is the conventional
method using adjustment pa rts and components.
2. The adj ustment with the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT is made
on the bas is of the in itia l setting v alue s. The setting values
which adjust the scre en to its optimum condition may differ
from the initia l setti ng val ues.
3. M ake s ur e th at conn ect i on is c orrect ly made t o AC p ower
source.
4. Turn on t he power of the se t an d eq uipm en t before us e, an d
start the ad justment proc edure s after waiting at least 30 min ute s.
5. U nless ot her wis e spec if ied, pr ep ar e th e mo st suitable r ec eption
or inp ut signal for adjust ment.
6. Nev er to uch a ny adjus tme nt p art s, whi ch ar e no t specif ied
in t he li st for thi s adjust me nt VR s , tra n sf or ms, conde n ser s,
etc.
7. Prep arati o n for adjustment
Unless otherwise specified in the adjustment instructions, preset
the following functions with the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT.
User menu preset val ue
VIDEO STATUSES TANDAR
TINTE, COLOR, CONTRASTE,
BRILLO, DETAL LE
GRAVES, AUGD OS , BALANCE
HYPE R SURR OUND
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MENU ITEMPRES ET V ALUE
ESTANDAR
CENTER
NO
MEASURING INSTRUMENT AND FIXTURES
1. DC voltmeter (or digital voltmeter)
2. Oscilloscop e
3. Signal g ener ator (Patt ern g en erat or) [PAL - M / PA L-N / NTS C]
4. Remote control unit
5. TV a udi o m ultiplex si gn al ge ne r ator
6. F requ enc y cou nte r
ADJUSTMENT ITEMS
BAS IC ADJUSTMENT
! Check of B1 power supply
!
IF VCO adjustment
! FOCUS adjustment
!
RF AGC ad justment
DE FLECTION CIRCUI T ADJ USTMENT
!
V. HEIGHT
! V. POSI TION
!
V. LINEARITY
! V S CORRECTION
!
H. PO SITION
VIDE O / CHROMA CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT
! WHITE BA LANCE ~LOW LIGHT~
! WHITE BA LANCE ~HIGH LIGHT~
! SUB BRI GHT
!
SUB CONTRAST
! SUB COL OR
!
SUB TI NT
MTS CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT
!
INPUT LE VE L
! STEREO VCO
! SAP VC O
!
FILTE R
! SEPARATIO N
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ADJUSTMENT LOCATIONS
FRONT
F 901
FRONT CONTROL PWB
TOP
CRT SOCKET PWB
(Wi thi n MAIN P WB)
++--
VO LU MECHANNE L
P
PW
POWER
SW
MAIN PWB
S
IC 702
MEMORY
P
T
MENU
TP-R
T
N
FRONT
N
IC 701
SOLDER SI DE
TP-E( )
U
E1
CR T EAR TH
(BRAIDED ASS'Y)
DEG
MPX
TUNER
T111
CW
1Pin : B1 (TP-91)
2Pin : NC
3Pin : TP-E ( )
HV
HVT
HVT
U
B1
13
HVTHVT
UPPER : FOCUS
LOWER : SCREEN
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BASIC OPERATION SERVICE MENU
C C
)
1. TOOL OF SERVICE M ENU OPE RATION
Operate the SERVICE MENU with the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT.
2. SE RVICE MENU ITEMS
With the SERVICE MENU, various settings (adjustments) can be made, and they are broadly classified in the following items of
adjustments.
(1) PICTURE ・・・・・・・ ・・・・・・・・・This mode adjusts the VIDEO / CHROMA and DEFLECTION circuits.
(2) SOUND・・・・・・・ ・・・・・・・・・・・ T his m od e adjust s th e AUDIO circuits.
(3) VI DE O STATUS・・・・・・・・・・・Thi s mode adjus t s the THEATE R an d G AME m od e.
(4) OTHERS・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・Thi s mod e adj ust s the OTHERS mode .
(5) LOW LIGHT ・・・・・・・ ・・・・・・・ This m ode adjust s th e white b alance ( low li gh t) m ode .
(6) HIGH LIGHT・・・・・・・ ・・・・・・・Thi s mod e adj ust s the whit e balan ce (hig h light) mode.
(7) RF AFC CHK
(8) VC O(CW) ・・・・・・・ ・・・・・・・・・ This mode adjusts the IF VCO mo de.
(9) I2C BUS CTRL
・・・・・・・ ・・・・・・
・・・・・・・ ・・・・・
This mode adjusts the IF VCO mo de. [Do not adjust]
This mode is u sed when necessary to adjust the on/off of the I2C bus control. [Do not adjust. Fixed on]
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3. BASIC OPERATION OF SERVICE MENU
(1) Ho w to enter SERVICE MENU
Press the DISPL AY key and th e VI DEO S TATUS key of the
REMOTE C ON TROL UNIT simu lt an eou sly, and th e
SERVICE MENU screen will be displayed (Fig.1).
(2) Selection of SUB MENU SCREE N
In SERVICE MENU, pr ess th e MENU ▲▲▲▲ /▼▼▼▼ key to select
any of the fo llowin g i tem s. (The le tters of the sel ected items
are displayed in yellow)
●PICTURE●SOUND
●VIDEO STATUS●OTHERS
●LOW LIGHT●HIGH LIGHT
●RF AFC CHK●VCO(CW )
2
●I
C BUS CTRL
SE RVICE M ENU
SERVICE MENU
PIC TURES OUN D
VID EO STAT USOTHERS
LOW LIGHTHIGH LIGHT
HKVCO (CW
RF AF
I2C BUS CT RL
SELECT BY
O PE RATE BY
Fig.1
KEY ASSIGNMENT OF REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
DISPLAY
VIDEO
STATUS
EXIT
EXIT BY
EX IT
IT
MENU
UP/DOWN
MENU
LEFT/RIGHT
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(3) Method of Setting
1) MENU ▲▲▲▲ / ▼▼▼▼ key
Se lect t he se tting ite m.
2) MENU ―――― / ++++ key
Se tti ng the set ting valu e of th e setting item.
When ch ange the v a lues, automatic ally store d in the mem ory.
3) EX IT key
Return t o th e pr evious screen .
NOTE
In PICTURE MODE, hhile the color of letters displayed yellow, you can
adjust the values. If letters displayed red, you cannot adjust.
(4) Release of SERVICE MENU
After completing t he adjustment, return to the main SERVICE MENU by
pressin g the EXIT key. Th en ag ain pr ess the EXIT key, retur n to the normal
screen.
Select it em
1. PI CT URE
**** ****
**** ****
**** ******** ****
SELECT BY
OPERAT E B Y
1. NOI SE
STANTUS
STANTUS
STANTUSSTANTUS
SELECT BY
OPERAT E B Y
djustment value
PICTURE MODE
***
***
******
****
****
********
EXIT BY
EX IT
***
***
******
****
****
********
EXIT BY
EX IT
IT
IT
The letter of the selected
Items are displayed in yellow.
TINTG DRI V E
COLO RB DRI VE
PIC TURER CUT.
BRI GHTG CUT.
DETA ILB CUT.
SELECT BY
OPERAT E B Y
THEA TER
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
EXIT BY
EX IT
IT
VIDEO
STA TUS
VIDEO STA TUS MODE
Press
Key
SOUND MODE
1. OSD POS.
**** ****
**** ******** ****
SELECT BY
OPERAT E B Y
OTHERS MODE
TINTG DRI V E
COLO RB DRI VE
PIC TURER CUT.
BRI GHTG CUT.
DETA ILB
SELECT BY
OPERAT E B Y
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
GAME
T.
***
***
******
****
******** ****
********
EXIT BY
EX IT
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
***
***
******
EXIT BY
EX IT
IT
IT
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SERVICE MENU (MAIN MENU)
SE RV ICE M EN U
PICTURESOUND
VIDEO STATUSOTHERS
LOW L IGH TH IGH LIG HT
RF AFC CHKVCO (CW)
I2C BUS CTRL
SE LEC T BY
OPERATE BY
EX IT BY
EXIT
IT
HIG H LIGHT MOD E
HIGH LIGHT
** *
** *
** *** *
** *
** *
** *** *
EX IT BY
EXIT
IT
RF AFC CHK MODE [D O NOT ADJUS T]
SE LEC T BY
EX IT BY
EXIT
PICTURE MODE
1. PI CTURE
** ** *** *
** ** *** *
** ** *** *** ** *** *
IT
SE LEC T BY
OPERATE BY
** *
** *
** *** *
** **
** **
** **** **
EX IT BY
EXIT
IT
OTHERS MODE
** *
1.OSD POS .
** ** *** *
** ** *** *
** ** *** *** ** *** *
SE LEC T BY
OPERATE BY
** *
** *** *
** **
** **
** **** **
EX IT BY
EXIT
IT
SOU ND MOD E
RF AFC
FINE
STATUS
SE LEC T BY
OPERATE BY
** *** ***
** *** ***
** *** ******** ***
** *** ***
** *** ***
** *** ******** ***
EX IT BY
VOC (CW) M ODE
V CO ( CW )
TOO HI GH
ABOVE REFERENCE
BELOW REFERENCE
TOO LOW
SY NC : YE S
EX IT BY
I2C BU S CTRL MO DE [FIXED ON]
I 2C B US O N
OPERATE BY
EX IT BY
** *
** *
** *** *
EXIT
EXIT
EXIT
ON
1. NOISE
STATUS
IT
SE LEC T BY
OPERATE BY
** *
** *
** *** *
** *** ***
** *** ***
** *** ******** ***
EX IT BY
EXIT
IT
VIDEO STATUS MOD E
THEATER
** *
TINTG DRIVE
COLORB DRIVE
PICTURER CUT.
BRI GHTG CUT.
DETAILB CUT.
IT
SE LEC T BY
OPERATE BY
** *
** *** *
** *
** *
** *** *
** *
** *
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EX IT BY
EXIT
TINTG DRIVE
COLORB DRIVE
PICTURER CUT.
Press
VIDEO
STATUS
IT
Ke y
BRI GHTG CUT.
DETAILB CUT.
SE LEC T BY
OPERATE BY
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EXIT
IT
LOW LIGHT MODE
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IT
BRIGHT
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INITIAL SETTING VALUE OF SERVICE MENU
1. Ad justment of the SE RVIC E MEN U is ma de on the ba sis of the initial setting v alu es. Howe ver, the new setting values whic h se t the
scree n in its optimum condition may differ from the initial setting.
2. Do not change the initial sett ing values of the adjustment ite ms not lis ted in “ADJUSTMENT” page s.
PICTURE MODE
The four settin g items in the video mode No.8 EXT PIC., No.9 EXT BRI., No.1 0 EX T COL., and No.11 EXIT TINT are link ed to the ite ms in the
TV MODE No.1 PICTURE, No. 2 BRIG HT, No .5 C OL.NTSC and No.6 TINT, resp ectively. When the sett ing ite ms in the T V mo de are adjust ed,
th e values in th e set ti ng items i n t he video mode are revis ed au tomat ic ally to the sam e va lues in th e TV mode.( The in itial sett ing values given
in ( ) are off -set valu es. )
When th e f our ite ms (N o. 8, 9, 1 0 a nd 11) are ad justed in t he vide o mod e, the set ting valu es in each item are revise d in dep en dently.
No . Se tting (Adjustment) itemVariabl e rangeInitial setting v alue
1. PICTURE0~12760
2. BRIGHT0~12764
3. COL. PALM0~12780
4. COL. PALN0~12780
5. COL. N TSC0~12795
6. TINT0~12765
7. TV DTL0~6333
8. EXT PI C.±25(0)
9. EXT BR I.±25(0)
10. EXT CO L.±25(+4)
11. EXT T INT
12. EXT D TL0~6330
13. P/N K ILL0 / 10
14. Y S CONT0~3131
15. TV Y- DL0~41
16. EXT Y-DL0~41
17. WPL SW0 / 10
18. Y GAMMA0 / 10
19. P/N G P.0 / 10
20. C OL. L SW0 / 11
21. COL. LMT.0~31
22. PN C. ATT0~31
23. OFST. SW0 / 10
24. OFST. B-Y0~158
25. OFST. R-Y0~158
26.C-TOF SW0 / 11
27. TV T FO0~31
28. TV T Q0~30
29. EXT T FO0~30
30. EXT T Q0~30
31. C-TRAP0 / 10
32. C -TR . F O0~32
33. C-TRAP Q0~31
34. FIX B/W0 / 10
35. AP A P. FO0~32
36. D C TR AN.0~74
37.B. ST. SW0 / 10
38.B. ST. PO .0~70
39.ABL GA IN0~74
40. AB L PO.0~70
41. HALF T.
42. D RV G S W0 / 10
43. N T. COMB0 / 11
44.COIN DET0~33
45. N OISE L.
46. VCD MODE0 / 10
47. V AGC SP0 / 10
48. H POS . 500~316
49. H BLK. 50
50. V POS. 500~72
±25
0~2
0~3
0~7
(+3)
1
3
0
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G
No . Setting (Adjustment) itemVariable rangeInitial setting v alue
51. V SIZE500~12771
52. V S CR500~12783
53. V LIN. 500~314
54. H POS. 600~3110
55. H BLK. 600~70
56. V POS. 600~70
57. V SIZE600~12772
58. V S CR600~12799
59. V LIN. 600~313
60. R F AGC0~255160
SOUND MODE
No . Setting (Adjustment) itemVariable rangeInitial setting v alue
1. NOISE0 / 11
2. IN LE VEL0~6350
3. FH MON.0 / 10
4. ST VC O0~6325
5. PILOT0 / 10
6. FILTER0~6330
7. LOW SEP.0~6322
8. HI SEP.0~6323
9. 5FH MON.0 / 10
10. SA P VCO0~6326
11. IN GAIN0 / 10
12. FIL. OFF.0~100
V-T292
VI DEO STA TUS MODE
Setting (Adj ustment) itemVariable range
TINT±2000
COLOR
PICTURE-30~+20-10-10
BRIGHT
DETAIL±150-5
G DRIVE-99~+50-220
B DR IVE-99~+50-540
R CUT.
G CUT.±1000
B CUT.
Initial set ting v alue
THEATER
±
20-3-3
±
2000
±
1000
±
1000
AME
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OTHERS MODE
No . Setting (Adjustment) itemVariabl e rangeInitial setting v alue
1. OSD P OS.0~317
2. LO CK DET0 / 10
3. SD SEL.0~20
4. H-CK SW0 / 10
LOW LIGHT MODE
Setting ( Adj ustment) itemVariabl e rangeInitial setting v alue
R CUTOFF0~25520
G CUTOFF0~25520
B CUTOFF0~25520
HIGH LIGHT MODE
Setting ( Adj ustment) itemVariabl e rangeInitial setting v alue
G DRIVE0~255128
B DR IVE0~255128
RF AFC CHK MODE
Setting ( Adj ustment) itemVariabl e rangeInitial setting v alue
RF AFCON / OFFON
FINE-77~+77±××
I2C BUS CTRL MODE
Setting ( Adj ustment) itemVariabl e rangeInitial setting v alue
I2C BUSON / OFF[ Fi xed ON]
DO N OT
AD JUST
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BASIC ADJUSTMENT
Item
Check o f
B1 POWER
SUPP LY
Measuring
instrume nt
DC Voltmeter T P-91
Test pointAd justment itemDescription
(B1 connector
1 p i n )
TP-E(#)
(B1 connector
3 pi n )
1. R eceive a black an d white si g nal (col o r off ). (N TSC)
2. Con nect the DC vo lt me ter to B 1 c onn ecto r 1 pin (TP- 91 ) an d
TP-E(#) (B1 c onnect or 3 pi n) .
3. C onf irm that the voltage is DC129.5 V V .
+2
-2.5
V-T292
IF VCO
adjus tment
Signal
generator
Remote
control unit
VCO (CW
TOO HIGH
TOO LOW
EX IT BY
EXIT
CW TRANSF. (T111
VCO (CW) mode
YE LLOW
IT
"
Under normal conditions, no adjustment is required. And it must
not a djust wit hout signal.
1. R eceive th e NTSC b roadc ast.
2. Select t he VCO( CW ) m od e f rom t he SERV ICE M ENU.
3. It c hecks that turn the CW TRANSF and the character of “TOO
HIGH” changes to yellow.
4. Next, it chec ks th at tu rn the CW TR AN SF on th e cont rary and
“TOO LOW” ch anges to yellow.
5. At this time, it checks that “SYNC” is “YES” .
6. T urn t he C W TRANSF a nd i t is m ad e f or th e charact er of
“BELOW REFERENCE” to bec ome yellow. Again, it checks
that “SYNC” is “YES”.
FOCUS
adjus tment
Signal
gener ator
FOCUS VR
[In HV T]
1. Receive a crosshatch signal.
2. W hi le lookin g at the sc reen, adjust FOC US VR so that th e
3. Make sur e t hat th e p ict ure is in f ocus even when t he scr ee n
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gets darken ed.
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Item
RF AG C
Ad j ust men t
Measuring
instrume nt
Remote
control unit
Test pointAd justment partDescription
No .60 R F AG C1. Recei ve any br o adc ast..
2. Select “No.60 RF AGC” of the PICTURE MODE in SERVICE
ME NU.
3. Pr ess the MUTI NG ke y and t urn of f the col o r.
4. Wi th th e MENU ―――― key, g et nois e in t he scr een picture. (Zer o
si de of sett in g value)
5. Pr ess the MENU ++++ key and stop when noise dis app ea rs from
th e scre en.
6. C ha nge to oth er cha nn els and make sure th at there is no
irregularity.
7. Pr ess the MUTI NG key and get color out.
Setting It e mVariabl e ra ngeInitial set ting v alue
No .60 R F AG C
0~255
160
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DEFLECTION CIRCUIT ADJ USTMENT
The setting (adjustment) using the remote contr ol unit is made on the bas is of the initial setting values.
The setting v alues which adj ust the screen to the optimum condition can be different from the initial setting values.
V-T292
Item
60 Hz
PAL -M or
NT SC signa l
adjus tment
V. HEIGHT
V. POSI TION
V. LIN
V. S C R
adjus tment
Screen
size
92%
Measuring
instrume nt
Signal
gener ator
Remote
control unit
Picture size 100%
Test pointAd justment partDescription
No .56 V POS. 60
No .57 V S IZE 60
No .58 V S CR60
No.59 V. LIN. 60
Screen size
Picture
size
100%
1. Receive a crosshatch signal.(NTSC or PAL-M)
2. Conf irm t hat the value of PICTURE MODE “No. 56 V PO S. 60 ”
is 0.
3. Conf ir m th e initial sett ing val ue of the “No.57 V SI ZE 6 0”, No. 58
V S CR60” an d “ No. 59 V L IN. 60” .
4. Ad just the ver tical screen s ize to 92% with the PICTURE
MODE “No. 57 V SIZE60”.
5. Ad ju st t he PI CTUR E MO DE “No. 59 V LIN. 6 0” and “No.5 8 V S
CR60” to get the best vertical linearity.
NOTE :
"
The PICTURE MODE “No.56 V POS. 60” is fixed on value 0.
"
Bo ttom of screen is t o be located within th e 8 5%~95% range.
ADJU STM ENT ITEMINITIAL SETTING VALUE
No .56 V POS. 6000 (Fixed o n)
No .57 V S IZE 6072
No .58 V S C R 6099
No.59 V. LIN . 6 003
50 Hz
PAL-N signal
adjus tment
V. HEIGHT
V. POSI TION
V. LIN
V. S C R
adjus tment
Signal
gener ator
Remote
control unit
No .50 V POS. 50
No .51 V S IZE 50
No .52 V S CR50
No .53 V LI N.50
1. Recei ve a cr oss hat ch si g na l. (PAL-N)
2. C onf irm th e initial s ettin g value of t he “ N o.5 0 V POS. 50”,
“No.51 V SI ZE 50” , “No. 52 V S CR 50” and “No. 53 V LIN.50 ”.
3. Adju st the vertical screen siz e to 92 % with the PICTURE
MODE “No. 51 V SIZE50”.
4. Ad just the PICTUR E MO DE “No. 53 V LIN.50” and “No.5 2 V S
CR50” to get the best vertical linearity.
5. Adjust t he PICTUR E M OD E “No. 50 V POS .50 ” s o t ha t the
ver ti cal center c om es clos e to the C RT vertical ce nter as much
as possi b le.
6. Readjust V SIZE, V LIN . and V S CR if ne cess ary.
NOTE :
"
Bottom of screen is t o be located within the 8 5%~95% range.
ADJU STM ENT ITEMINITIAL SETTING VALUE
No .50 V POS. 5002
No .51 V S IZE 5071
No .52 V S C R 5083
No.53 V. LIN . 5 004
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Item
60 Hz
PAL -M or
NT SC signa l
adjus tment
H. P OS ITIO N
adjus tment
Measuring
instrume nt
Signal
gener ator
Remote
control unit
HH"
Test pointAd justment partDescription
No .54 H POS .601. Recei ve a cr ossh atch si gn al. ( NTSC or P AL-M )
2. Se lect th e “N o. 54 H POS. 60 ” of th e PICTURE mode in
SERVICE MENU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the "N o. 54 H PO S. 60".
4. Ad ju st th e “No. 54 H P OS. 60” u nt il th e scr een will be
horizont ally c entered.
ADJU STM ENT ITEMIN ITIAL SE TTING VALUE
No .54 H POS . 6 010
50 Hz
PAL-N signal
adjus tment
H. P OS ITIO N
adjus tment
Signal
gener ator
Remote
control unit
No .48 H POS .501. Receive a crosshatch signal. (PAL-N)
2. Se lect th e “N o. 48 H POS. 50 ” of th e PICTURE mode in
SERVICE MENU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the "N o. 48 H PO S. 50".
4. Ad ju st th e “No. 48 H P OS. 50” u nt il th e scr een will be
horizont ally c entered.
ADJU STM ENT ITEMIN ITIAL SE TTING VALUE
No .48 H POS . 5 006
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VIDEO / CHROMA CIR CUIT ADJUSTMENT
The adjustment using the remote control unit i s made on the basis of the initial setti ng values.
The setting v alues which adj ust the screen to the optimum condition can be different from the initial setting values.
Do no t change the init ial setting v alue s of th e setting items n ot liste d in “ADJUSTM ENT”.
V-T292
Item
WHITE
BALANCE
(Low Light)
adjus tment
R CUTOFF
Signal
generator
Remote
control unit
Measuring
instrume nt
LOW LIGHT MODE
BRIGHT
*** *** ***
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BRI GHT
Test pointAd justment itemDescription
BR IG HT
1. Receive a black-and-whi t e sign al.( Color off)
2. Select t he LOW LIGHT MODE from the SERVI CE MENU.
R CUTOFF
G CUTOFF
B CUTOFF
3. Se t t he ini ti a l se tting value of B RIG HT with the MENU ―――― / ++++
key of the remote control unit.
4. Se t th e initial sett ing value of R CUTO FF, G CUT OFF and B
SCREEN VR
CUT OFF with the ④④④④ to ⑨⑨⑨⑨ key of the remote control unit.
5. D isp lay a sing le h orizont al lin e by pressing th e ①①①① key of the
remote control unit.
6. Turn t he scr een VR a ll the way t o the left.
7. Turn the screen VR gradually to th e r ig ht f rom the left un ti l
either one of the r ed, bl u e or g reen colors appears f aintly.
8. Use ke ys ④~⑨ of th e r e mo te con tr ol un it an d adj us t th e
oth er 2 colors which except the appeared c ol or to w h er e the
G CUT OF F
si ng le horiz ont al line appea rs whi te.
9. Turn t he scr een VR to w here the single hor izon tal li ne gl o ws
BRIGHT
faintly.
10. Press the ②②②② key t o r eleas e the single horizont al line.
***
***
******
EXIT BY
EX IT
B C U TO FF
IT
11 . Adjust the BRIGHT level to bec om e the black co mp on ent
shines white slightly.
12 . Conf irm that whether the color ingredient of R, G or B i s visi ble
to th e bl ack component which shines whi te slig htly.
13 . When the c olor ingredi en t can be seen, tw o color s oth er th an a
visible color are adjusted, and it is made to look white.
14. Return th e value of BRIGHT to initial s etting value.
15. Press the EX IT key to exit the WHITE BALANCE MODE.
KEY ASSIGNMENT OF REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
SIN GLE LINE ON
123
SIN GLE LINE OFF
9
G .CU TOFF ( )
B. CUT OFF( )
B. DRI VE( )
B. CUT OFF( )
B. DRI VE(
G .CU TO FF ( )
R. CU TOF F( )
R. CU TOF F( )
△
R. DR IVE ( )
△△
R. DR IVE (
4
7
△
△
)
R
56
8
GB
△
△
△
△
)
△
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C UT O FF AD J USTME NT
R
G
B0
Variabl e
range
0 ~255
0 ~255
~
25520
Initial set ting
value
20
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Item
WHITE
BALANCE
(High Light)
adjus tment
SUB BRIGHT
adjus tment
Measuring
instrume nt
Signal
Generator
Remote
control unit
HIGH LIGHT MODE
Remote
control unit
Test pointAd justment itemDescription
G DRIVE
B DR I VE
1. R eceive th e NTSC b lack a nd white s ignal (c olor of f) .
2. Select t he HI GH LIG HT mode in the SER VI CE MENU.
3. Confirm the initial setting value of “G DRIVE” and “B DRIVE”.
4. Adjust t he scre en color to white with t he ⑤⑤⑤⑤ , ⑥⑥⑥⑥, ⑧⑧⑧⑧ and ⑨⑨⑨⑨
keys of the remote control unit.
B DRIVEG DRIVE
HIGH LIGHT
***
******
******
***
******
EXIT BY
EX IT
IT
DR I VE ADJ USTM E NT
G
B
No.2 BRIG HT1. Receive a N TSC broa dcast.
2. Select “ No.2 BR IGHT” of th e PICTURE mode in SE RVICE
ME NU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No.2 BRIGHT” .
4. If the brightn ess is not th e best with the initial setting value,
make f in e adj us tment of t he “No. 2 B RI GH T” until you get th e
optimum bri ght ness .
Variabl e
range
0 ~ 25 5
0 ~ 25 5
Initial set ting
value
128
128
SUB
CONT RAST
adjus tment
Remote
control unit
BR IG HT A DJ US T M ENT
No.2 BRIGHT
No .1 P I C T UR E1. Receive a NTSC br oa dcast.
2. Select “No. 1 PIC TURE” of the P ICT URE mode i n SER VICE
ME NU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No.1 PICTURE”.
4. If the contr ast is not the best with the initial sett ing value, make
fine adjustm ent of t he “No. 1 PICT URE” un til you ge t the
optimum contrast.
PICTURE
ADJUSTMENT
No.1 PICTURE
Variabl e
range
0 ~ 12 7
Variabl e
range
0 ~ 12 7
Initial set ting
value
64
Initial set ting
value
60
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Item
SUB COLOR
adjus tment
Measuring
instrume nt
Remote
control unitNo .3 COL. PALM
Test pointAd justment itemDescription
No.4 COL . PALN
No .5 COL . NT SC
[PAL-M]
1. Receive a PAL-M broa dca st.
2. Select “No.3 C OL . PA LM ” of th e P ICT URE mod e i n SER VICE
ME NU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No. 3 COL . PAL M”.
4. If the color is not the bes t with the initial setting value, mak e
fine adjustment until you get the best color.
[PAL-N]
1. Receive a PAL-N bro adc ast.
2. Select “No.4 COL. PA LN ” of the PICTU RE mode in SE RVICE
ME NU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No. 4 COL . PALN”.
4. If the color is not the bes t with the initial setting value, mak e
fine adjustment until you get the best color.
[NTSC]
1. R eceive a NTSC br oa dcast.
2. Select “No.5 C OL . NTSC ” of th e P ICT URE mod e in SER VICE
ME NU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No. 5 COL . NTS C”.
4. If the color is not the bes t with the initial setting value, mak e
fine adjustment until you get the best color.
SUB TINT
adjus tment
Remote
control unit
COLOR ADJUSTMENT
No.3 COL. PAL-M
No.4 COL. PAL-N0 ~ 12780
No.5 COL. NTSC
No . 6 TINT1. Receive a NTS C co lor bar signal.
2. Select “No. 6 TINT” of the PICTURE mode in SERVICE
ME NU.
3. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No. 6 TI NT”.
4. If the tint is not th e bes t with the initial se tting value, m ake fin e
adjustment until you get the best tint.
TINT ADJUSTMENT
No.6 TINT
Variabl e
range
0 ~ 12 7
0 ~ 12 7
Variabl e
range
0 ~ 12 7
Initial set ting
value
80
95
Initial set ting
value
65
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MTS CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT
Item
MTS INPUT
LEVE L
che ck
MTS
STEREO VCO
adjus tment
Measuring
instrume nt
Remote
control unit
Signal
gener ator
Frequency
counter
Remote
control unit
R OUT
Test pointAd justment partDescription
No.2 IN LE VEL1. Se lect t he “ No.2 IN LEVE L” of the S OUND mod e in S ERVICE
ME NU.
2. Verify that the “No.2 IN LEVEL” is set at its initial setting
value.
AUDIO OUT
No.3 FH MON
No.4 ST VCO
1. R eceive a NTSC R F sign al (non modula ted sou nd sign al) fr om
th e a nte nna t ermi n al.
2. Select the “No.3 FH MON” of SOUND mode in SERVICE
MENU, cha nge the setting va lue from 0 to 1.
3. C on nect th e frequency con nect or t o R O UT RCA p i n of the
AUDIO OUT.
4. Select t he “ No.4 ST VCO”.
5. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No. 4 ST VC O” .
6. Adjust t he “ N o.4 ST VC O ” so th at t he fr eq ue ncy coun ter will
display 15.73kHz±0.1 kHz.
7. Select t he “ No.3 FH M ON” of the SOUN D mode, and rese t the
set ting value from 1 to 0.
MTS SAP
VCO
adjus tment
MTS FILTER
che ck
MTS
SE PAR ATIO N
adjus tment
-
Signal
gener ator
Frequency
counter
Remote
control unit
Remote
control unit
TV audi o
Multiplex
signa l
gener ator
Oscillo scope
Remote
control unit
MPX
Connector
4 pi n SDA
3 pi n GN D
MAIN PW B
R OUT
AUDIO OUT
L OUT
R OUT
AUDIO OUT
No .9 5 F H M ON.
No.10 SAP VCO.
No .6 FILTER
No.7 LOW S EP.
No.8 HI S EP.
-
1. R eceive a NTSC R F sign al (non modula ted sou nd sign al) fr om
th e a nte nna t ermi n al.
2. Con nect b et we en pin 4 of MP X co nn ector and GND (pin 3 of
MPX co nnecto r) t hr ou gh 1MΩ resistor.
3. Select t he “ No.9 5 FH MON.” of the S OUND mode in SERVICE
MENU, and r eset t he sett in g value from 0 to 1.
4. C on nect th e frequency con nect or t o R O UT RCA p i n of the
AUDIO OUT.
5. Se lect t he “No.1 0 SA P VCO”.
6. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of “No. 10 SAP VCO”.
7. Adjust th e “ N o.1 0 SAP VCO” so t hat th e f re qu enc y c onn ect or
will display 78.67kHz±0. 5kHz.
8. Select the “No. 9 5FH MON.” of the SOUND mode, and res et
the setting value from 1 t o 0.
1. Select the “No.6 FLTER” of the SOUND mode in SERVICE
ME NU.
2. Verify that the “No.6 FLTER” is set at its initial s etting value.
1. Input a stereo L signal (300Hz) from the TV Audio multiplex
si gn al gene rator t o the ant en na ter minal. (N TSC)
2. C on nect an oscillosc op e to L O UT RC A pi n o f the A UDI O
OUT, and display one cycle portion of t he 300Hz signal.
3. C ha nge t he con n ection of t he os cillosc ope t o R O UT RCA p in
of th e AUDIO O UT, and enlarge th e volt age axis.
4. Se lect t he “No.7 L OW SE P.” of th e SO UND m od e in SERVI CE
ME NU.
5. C onf irm the initia l sett ing val ue of the “No. 7 LOW SE P.”.
6. Adjust t he “No. 7 LOW SEP.” so that th e st roke el e me nt of t he
300Hz signal will bec ome minimum.
7. Cha nge the signal t o 3 kHz, an d s imi larly ad just the “No.8 HI
SEP.”.
Mi nimum
1
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PURITY, CONVERGENCE
PURITY ADJUST MENT
1. Demagnetize C RT wit h the dema gneti zer.
V-T292
2. Loosen th e r e tai n er screw of th e defl ec tion yoke.
3. Remove th e wedges.
4. Input a g reen rast er sign al fr om the sign al ge ner at or, and tur n
th e scre en t o gr een raster.
5. Move the deflection yoke backward.
6. Br i ng t he long lug of th e purity magn ets on the short lug and
posit ion t hem horizon tal ly. (Fig. 2)
7. Adju st t he gap betw een two lug s so th at th e G RE EN R AS TER
will come into the c enter of the screen. (Fig.3)
8. Move the d eflect i on yoke forward, a nd fix th e pos itio n of th e
deflection yoke so that the whole screen will bec ome green.
9. Ins ert th e we dg e t o the t op side of the def lect ion yoke so th at it
will not move.
CR T
WEDGE
#
P/ C MA GNETS
DEFLECTION
YOKE
P
46
P / C
MAGNET S
P : PURITY MAGNE T
4 : 4 P OLES (con vergence m agn ets)
6 : 6 P OLES (con vergence m agn ets)
Fig. 1
PURITY MAGNETS
10. Inp ut a cross hat ch sig nal.
11. Ve rif y that the scr e en is hor i zontal.
12. Inp ut red and b l ue r aster sign als, and mak e su r e tha t purity is
properly adjuste d.
Long lug
Short lug
(FRO NT VIEW )
Bring the long lug over the short lug
and position them horizontally.
Fig. 2
GREEN RASTER
CEN TER
Fig. 3
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V-T2922
STAT IC CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT
1. Input a cr oss hatch si g nal.
2. U sing 4 - po le conver ge nce magnets , ove rl a p t he r e d a nd blu e
lines in the cen ter of th e scr een (Fi g. 1) and tu rn them to
magent a (red/ blue ).
3. U sing 6- p ole con verge nce magnets, ove r lap th e m age nta
(red/blue) an d gree n li nes i n the c ent er of the screen and tu rn
them to white.
4. Rep eat 2 and 3 ab ove, an d ma ke best c onver gence.
DYNAMIC CONVERGENCE ADJU STMENT
1. M ove th e def lec tion yok e up an d down and o verlap the l ines in
the peripher y. (Fig. 2)
2. Move the def lection yoke left to ri gh t a nd overlap t he lin es i n the
perip her y. (Fi g. 3)
3. Rep eat 1 and 2 ab ove, an d ma ke best c onver gence.
(FRO NT VIEW )
(FRO NT VIEW )
BLUE
GREEN
RED
Fig.1
GREEN
BLUERED
RED
GREEN
BLUE
●
After adjustment, f ix the wedge at the origin al position.
Fast en t he r etain er screw of th e def lection yoke.
Fi x the 6 m agn ets wi th g lue.
[Adjustment for the models equipped with
di ff erenti al co il. ]
If the lin es are n ot alig ne d, as sh own in Fig . 4 , correct them with the
diff erent ial coil attached t o the deflection yoke.
(FRO NT VIEW )
B(R)
G
R(B)
(FRO NT VIEW )
GREEN
RED
BLUE
GREENREDBLUE
Fig.2
Fig.3
GREEN
BLUERED
RED
GREEN
BLUE
BLUE
GREEN
RED
Fig.4
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HOW TO CHECK THE HIGH VOLTAGE HOLD DOWN CIRCUIT
Q9
3
8
Q5
3
Q5
Q5
cc
C5613
1. HI GH VOLT AGE HOLD DOWN CIRCUIT
Af ter r ep airin g the high voltage h old d own c ir cuit as sh own in Fig. 1.
Thi s circuit shall b e checked to oper at e correct ly.
2. CHE CKING OF THE HIGH VOLTAGE HOLD DOWN CIRCUIT
(1) Turn the power switch on.
(2) As s hown in Fi g.2 , s et the res is tor (between X conn ect or 1 & 3 ).
(3) M ake sur e t hat the screen p ic ture disap pear s.
(4) Temporarily unplug the power plug.
(5) R em ove th e resi sto r (b et ween X con nec tor 1 & 3 ) .
(6) Again plug th e pow er plug, ma ke su re th at the no rmal picture is displ ay ed on th e sc reen.
B1
V-T292
42
IC701
14
H-V
4
21
21
R562
D562
11
Fig. 1
RE SIS TOR
RE SIS TOR
RE SIS TORRE SIS TOR
14 .2kΩ±1% 1/4 W
14 .2kΩ±1% 1/4 W
14 .2kΩ±1% 1/4 W14 .2kΩ±1% 1/4 W
T521
FR561
22
HEATER
2 1X
FR561D561
Fig. 2
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g
SELF CHECK FUNCTIONS
1. Outline
Thi s mod el ha s sel f ch eck fu nctio ns gi ven below. When a malfunctio n h as b een d etec ted , t he SU B- POWER is tu rned off and t he LED
flash es t o inf orm of the failu re . Th e malfunction is det ected b y the si gn al input stat e of the con trol line c onn ected t o the micr ocomput er.
2. Se lf ch ec k i tems
Check it emDet ec te d con tent sD et ec tion meth odAb norma lity state
Over- curr ent pr otecto rOperation of over -cu rren t
protection circuit
X-ray p rotect orOperation of X-ray pr ot ecti o n
circuit
CRT NECK prot ectorW hen the vertical cir cuit S-
cor r ection c apac itor C4 13 is
sh ort ed, d etect th e po ten tial
drop of t he C4 13 , and preven t
th e bu rn da ma ge to the CRT
NECK.
The mi cr ocomputer d ete cts at 1
second intervals.
If NG is detected f or more than 1
ms , a malf un ction is interpreted .
The mi cr ocomputer d ete cts at 1
second intervals.
If NG is detected f or more than 1
ms , a malf un ction is interpreted
The mi cr ocomputer d ete cts at 1
second intervals.
If NG is detected f or more than 1
ms , a malf un ction is interpreted
Duri ng an abnor mality th e subpower is cutoff. The remote
controller power key operation is
not reco gni zed and sub -powe r
off is maintained until the power
cor d is unpl ug ged and
reinsert ed.
Duri ng an abn or m ality the su bpower is cutoff. The remote
controller power key operation is
not re cognized a nd s ub-power
off is maintained until the power
cor d is un pl ug ge d an d
reinsert ed.
Duri ng an abn or m ality the su bpower is cutoff. The remote
controller power key operation is
not re cognized a nd s ub-power
off is maintained until the power
cor d is un pl ug ge d an d
reinsert ed.
3. Se lf chec k indi ca ti n g funct ion
The self ch eck funct ion be gi ns detection about 5
seconds after power is supplied.
In the event a malfunction is detected, the sub-power is
cutoff immediately.
At this time, the P OWER/ON TIMER LED flas hes to
inform of th e malfunc tion.
ItemLED flashing intervalsPriority of detection
OCP/ X-ra yAt 0.5-s econd intervals1
NECKAt 0.5-second intervals2
"
Because OCP and X-ray protectors are inputted to the same pin in the microcomputer, the judgement will be logic al sum (OR).
30
POW ER
supplied
No. 51917
About 5 second s
aft er
Detection
start
Malf uction is
det ect ed
SUB- POWER OFF
Flashin
POW ER /
ON TIMER LE D
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