Dimensions (W××××H××××D)29-5/8 ×23-1/4 ×20 -5/8 / 75.2cm×59.0 cm×52.2 cm
Mass90.9Ibs / 41.3kg
TV System and Color system
TV RF SystemCCIR(M), CCT R(N)
Color SystemPA L-M / P AL- N / NTSC
Sound SystemBTSC (M ulti Channel S ound)
Picture Tube29 (74 cm ) m easur ed di agonally, Full S quare
Hi gh V ol ta ge29 kV±1.3 kV (at zer o beam cur rent)
TV Receiving Frequency
VL B and(02~06) 55 .25 MHz~83.25MHz
VH Ba nd(07~13) 1 75. 25MHz~21 1.25MHz
UH F Ba nd(14~69 ) 471. 25MHz~80 1.25MHz
CAT V Receiving Frequency
Low Band(02 ~06)
Hi gh B and(07 ~13)
Mid Band(14 ~22)
Super Band(23 ~36)
Hyper 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 Carrier41.25M H z (4.5MHz)
Color Sub Carrier
PAL-M3.57561149MHz
PAL-N3.5 8205625MHz
NT S C3.579545MHz
Power Input
Opera ting Voltage90V~260V A C, 50Hz/ 60Hz
Rated Voltage
Power Consumption115W(max.) , 85W (avg.)
PICTURE : 45.75MHz
CHROMA : 42.17MHz
120V~24 0V AC , 50Hz/60Hz
(55.25MHz~79 9.25MHz)
Speaker2×4-3/4” / 5×12cm Oval type×2
Audio Power Output5W+5W
Input / Output terminals
Input 1, 2 (V, L/R
Variable Audio Output
Antenna terminal75Ω(VHF/ UHF) Termi nal, F-Type Connecto r
Remote control 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 Imp edance (RCA p in jack)
More then 0~1550mVrms (+6dBs )
Low Impedance ( 400 Hz w hen modulated 100%) (RCA pin j ack)
Design & specifications are subject t o change wit hout notice.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
V-T292
1. The d esign of th is pr od uct con tains special hardware , ma ny
circuit s and components specially for saf ety purposes. For
con tinu ed pr ot ection, n o changes shou ld be made to the o riginal
desi gn un less a uth or i zed in w riting by the manu facturer.
Replacement p ar ts must b e id ent ic al to thos e u sed in the origi n al
ci rcu it s. S er vic e sho uld be performed by qu al if ied pers on nel
only.
2. Alterations 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 will f urth er relieve t he ma nu factu r er
of resp onsibility for perso na l injur y or property dam ag e r esult ing
th erefr om.
3. Man y electr ical an d m ech anica l parts i n the prod ucts ha ve
special safety-related characteristics. These characteristics are
oft en no t e viden t f rom visua l i nspection n or can t he pr o tect io n
aff or de d by th em necessari ly be ob tain ed by using rep lac ement
com po ne nts rated for hig he r vol tag e, watt ag e, etc. Rep l acement
parts wh ic h have these speci al s afety ch aract erist ics are
identified in the parts list of Service m anual. El ectric al
components having such features are identifi ed by shading
on t he sche matic s and b y (!!!! ) on the parts list in Service
manual. The us e of a sub stitute r ep lacem en t whi ch does n ot
have the sam e saf ety ch ar act erist ics as the reco mmen de d
replac em ent par t sh own in the parts li st of Ser vice manual may
cause shock, fire, or other hazards.
4. Don't shor t between the LIVE side ground and ISOL ATED
(NE UTRAL) side 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 shown b y th e LIVE : (") side GND, the
ISO LATE D(NEUTRAL) : (#) side G ND and EAR TH : ($) side
GND. Do n't short 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 m ea suring apparatus (oscil loscop e etc.)
th e LI VE sid e GN D and IS OLATED(NEUTRAL ) side G ND or
EARTH side GND at th e s ame time.
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 setting should b e ch ecke d or adjusted (See
ADJUSTMENT OF B 1 POWE R SUPPL Y).
6. The hi gh voltage applie d t o th e pi cture tu be must con form w it h
th at speci fi ed i n S er vice manual. Excessive h igh voltage ca n
cau se an incr e ase in X-R ay emission , ar cing an d possible
component damage, therefore operation under excessive high
voltage conditions should be kept to a minimum, or should be
preve nt ed. If s ever e arc ing occurs, r em ove t he AC power
immed iate l y and determine the ca use by visua l insp ection
(incorrect in stallat ion, cr acke d or melted high vo lt age harness,
poor so ld ering, et c.). To maint ain the p r ope r minimu m level of
sof t X- Ray em i ssion, c omponents in the high voltag e cir cuitry
including the pict ur e tube must be t he e xact r ep lacem e nts or
alternat ives approve d b y th e ma nuf act urer of th e c omplete
product.
7. Do not c heck hi gh volt age by dr awing an arc. U se a high voltag e
meter or a high v oltag e pr ob e wit h a V T VM . D ischarge th e
picture tube before attempting meter connection, by connecting
a cl ip lead to th e gr ou nd frame and conn ecting the oth er end of
the lead through a 10kΩ 2W resisto r to the an od e butt on .
8. When se r vice is requ ired, obser ve th e or igina l lea d dr ess. Extr a
prec aut ion sh ou ld b e g iven t o assure cor r ect lead dress in the
high voltag e cir cuit area. W her e a s hort ci r cuit has occu rred,
th ose co mp on ent s tha t indi cate evi de nce of overheating sho ul d
be replace d. Alwa ys use th e manuf act urer's r ep lacem en t
components.
9. Isolation Check
(Safety for Electrical Shock Hazard)
Af ter re-ass emb ling the p r odu ct, always perf orm an isolation
ch eck on the expo sed metal parts of t he cabin et (ante nn a
termina ls, video /audio inpu t and ou tput t ermin als, Control kn obs,
metal cab ine t, screw h eads , ear p ho ne j ac k, c ont rol shaft s, etc .)
to be sure th e p rodu 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 circuit and all me tal p arts
exp osed t o th e user, p articul arly an y expos ed metal part havi ng a
return path to the chass is sho uld withs tan d a vol t age of 3 000 V
AC (r.m.s.) for a period of one second.
(. . . . W it hstand a vo lt ag e of 1 10 0V A C (r.m.s.) to an applianc e
rated up to 12 0V, an d 3 00 0V AC (r .m.s.) to an applian ce r at ed
200V or more, for a period of one second.)
This method of test requires a t est equipment n ot generally found
in the ser vice trad e.
(2) Leakage Current Check
Plug th e A C line c ord d irect ly in to the AC outlet (do not use a lin e
isolation transf ormer during this ch eck.). Using a " Lea kage
Curr ent Tester", measure th e leakag e curre nt f rom each exposed
metal part of the ca bi ne t, particu larly any e xpos ed metal part
havi ng a r e tur n path to t he ch ass is , to a kn ow n go od ea rt h
ground (wa ter pip e, etc.). An y l eakage cur r en t m ust n ot e xceed
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 Ch e ck M ethod
Plug th e A C line c ord d irect ly in to the AC outlet (do not use a lin e
isolation tran sformer dur ing t hi s che ck.). Use an AC vo ltmeter
havi ng 1 00 0 oh ms per volt or more sens itivity in the fo llow ing
manner. Connec t a 1 500Ω 10W res istor paralle le d b y a 0.1 5µF
AC-type capacit or bet ween an expo sed met al part and a known
good earth gro un d (water pipe, etc.). Meas ur e the AC vo lt ag e
acr oss th e res ist or with th e AC voltmeter. Move the resistor
con nec ti on to e ach exp ose d me tal par t, p art icul ar ly any exp osed
metal part havi n g a r etu rn pat h to t he ch assis , an d m easure the
AC voltag e ac ross the res ist or . No w, rever se th e plug in th e AC
outlet and re pe at eac h mea surem en t. An y volt ag e me asured
must no t exceed 0.75V AC (r.m.s.). This c orre spo nds to 0.5mA
AC (r.m.s.).
Howeve r, in tropica l area, this must not exce ed 0.3V AC ( r .m.s.).
This corresponds to 0.2mA AC (r.m.s.).
AC VOLT METER
(HAVING 1000 Ω /V,
OR MOR E SENSIT IVITY)
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 proces sing ci rcui t wh ic h is al ready acknowledged en ables p owerfu l image expression by t he 29 in ch big scr een.
"
Multifunct ion al remote con trol p ermits picture adjustment.
"
With AUDIO / VIDEO inpu t termina l.
" Variable aud io outpu t termina l.
" Ad opti on of the VIDEO STATUS f unc tion .
"
Ad option of the SLEEP TIMER f unction .
"
With 75ΩV/U i n c ommon (F-Type) antenna terminal.
"
Wide range voltage (120V~240V) AC power i npu t.
"
I2C bus control utilizes single chip ICs.
" Built-in HYPER SURROUND system.
"
CLOSED CAPTION broadcasts c an be viewed.
MICR O COMPUTER PORT ASSIGNMENT (IC701)
PORT NUMBERPORT FUNCTIONPORT NUMBERPORT FUNCTION
1H SYNC27Vcc
2V S YNC28OSC1
3RF AFC29OSC2
4REMOCON30RESE T
5NECK31POW ER ON/OFF
6SD32ENAB LE
7T ON/O FF33CLOCK
8KE Y234DATA
9KE Y135LO CK
10SP ON/OFF36SDA2
11NC37SDA1
12NC38SCL2
13NC39SCL1
14AUDIO MUTE40Ym
15I2C H/S41BUS FREE
16NC42NC
17NC43SELECT1
18A Vcc44SELECT2
19HLF45AGC MUTE
20RVCO46AGC ADJUST
21V HOLD47TV / EXT
22Composite VIDEO IN48X-RA Y / 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 RO L 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 CH ANNEL ▲/▼ 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. Unplug the po wer plu g from AC ou tlet.
2. As shown in F ig. 1, remove t he 11 screws marked
screws marked "
Note:
When reinstalling the rear cover, carefully push it inward after
inserting the chassis into the rear c over groove.
".
""
!!!!
and 2
REMOVING THE CHASSIS
" After removing the rear cover.
1. Sli ght l y raise t he bot h si de s of th e chassis by hand and remove
th e 2 claw s under the b oth si d es of the chassis f rom the fr ont
cab inet .
2. Draw the c hassi s backwa rd al ong t he ch assi s rail in the ar row
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 irm
th at the CRT earth wire is certainly co nn ecte d.
# 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) Pu ll out the chassis. ( Refer to REMOVING THE CHASSIS ).
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 ot her PW B .
" Before turning on power, make sure that the CRT earth wire
and oth er con nector s are prop erly conn ected.
WIRE CLAMPING AND CABLE T YING
1. Be sure to clamp the wire .
2. Never r emo ve the c able ti e used f or tying the wi re s togethe r.
Should it be inadvertently removed, be 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. Foll ow th e s ame st eps when rem oving the other hand spe aker.
$.
$$
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FRONT CABINET
V-T292
CRT
SP EAKE R
D
CRT SOCKET PWB
(Within MAIN PWB)
MAIN PWB
FRONT CONTROL PWB
CLAW
SP EAKE R
REAR COVER
D
CLAW
C
B
A
POWER CORD
Fig. 1
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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 ontai nin g initia l setting d ata .
2. Memory IC replacement procedure
PROCEDURE
(1) Power off
Switch off the p ower and disconnec t the power pl ug from t he out let.
(2) Replace the memory IC.
Be sur e to use th e m emory IC writt en with t he in itial set ting values.
(3) Power on
Connect the power plug t o the outlet and sw it ch on the po wer.
(4) System constant check and setting
It must not adjus t without signal.
1) Sim ul ta neo usly pr ess the DISPL AY key and VI DEOST ATU S key
of th e rem ot e control unit.
2) The SERV ICE M EN U screen is d isp layed as sh own in Fig .1.
3) Whil e t he SERVICE MENU is disp layed , ag ain si multaneo usly
press the DISPLAY an d VI DE O ST ATU S keys to display t he
SY STEM CONSTAN T screen as shown i n Fig. 2.
4) Refer to th e S YSTEM C ON STANT t able and ch eck the s etting
items. W her e th ese diff er, select the sett in g ite m with t he MENU
▼▼▼▼
/
keys an d a dj ust the sett in g with t he MENU
(The le tters of t he s elect ed it em ar e displ a yed in ye llow.)
5) When adjust me nt has completed, pres s th e MENU ―――― / ++++ key to
store the setting value.
6) Press the EX IT key twic e to return to th e 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: YE
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) Receiving channel setting
Refer to th e OPERATING INS TRUCTIONS (USER’S GUIDE) and
set the rece ive ch ann els ( Cha nn els Pr eset) as desc ribed.
(6) User setting s
Check th e user s etting items according to th e Table 2 given pag e
later.
Where thes e do n ot agree, refer t o the O PERATING
INSTRUCT IONS (USER’S GU ID E) an d s et t he it ems as desc rib ed.
(7) SERVIC E MENU s etti ng
Verif y what to s et in the SERVICE MENU, and set whatever is
necessary. (Fig.1) refer to the SERVICE ADJUSTMENT for setting.
8
DISPLAY
STATUS
EXIT
MENU
UP/DOWN
MENU
LEF T/RIGHT
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VALUES OF SYSTEM CONSTANT (TABLE1)
Setting itemSetting contentSetting value
V-T292
GAMEYES
HYPE R S CANYES
SURROUNDYES
CCDYES
VIDEO2
YESNO
YESNO
YESNO
YESNO
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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 O PERATING INSTR UCTIONS
VOLUME10
TV/V IDEOTV
DISPLA YOFF
SLEEP TIME R0
VIDEO STATUSES TANDAR
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 ESUnnecess ar y to set
ADJUSTECÓ DIGO DE ACCES OUnnecessary to set
PROGRAMACI ÓN AUTOMÁTICAUnnecessary to set
MO DETV
PANTALLA AZULN O
SUBT ÍTULOS OCUILTOSSUBTÍTULOS : CC1 TEXT0 : T1
IDIOMAES P.
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