JVC InteriArt LT-26C31BC Service Manual

SERVICE MANUAL

WIDE LCD PANEL TELEVISION

YA16920048

LT-26C31BC

BASIC CHASSIS

1 PRECAUTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3

2 SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6

3 DISASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-10

4 ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-21

5 TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-46

TABLE OF CONTENTS

No.YA169

2004/8

SPECIFICATION

Items Contents

Dimensions (W × H × D) 70.3 cm × 56.0 cm × 2.6 cm (Included stand)

70.3 cm × 49.1 cm × 9.4 cm (TV only)

Mass 19.0 kg (Included stand)

18.3 kg (TV only)

TV RF System CCIR B/G, I, D/K, L

Colour System PAL / SECAM / NTSC 3.58 / NTSC 4.43 (NTSC:EXT only).

Stereo System A2 (B/G, D/K), NICAM (B/G, I, D/K, L)

Teletext System FLOF (Fastext), TOP, WST (World Standard System)

Receiving Frequency

Intermediate Frequency

Colour Sub Carrier Frequency

Power Input AC110V - AC240 V, 50 Hz / 60 Hz

Power Consumption 148 W [Standby: 2.8 W]

Aerial Input 75 Ω unbalanced, coaxial Screen Size Diagonal: 66 cm (H: 33.9cm × V: 56.6cm) Display Resolution Horizonal : 1280 dots × Vertical : 768 dots (W-XGA) Speaker 6.6 cm round × 2 (Oblique corn)

Audio Power Output 10 W + 10 W (Rated power output)

EXT-1 (Input/Output) 21 pin Euro connector (SCART socket)

EXT-2 (Input/Output) 21 pin Euro connector (SCART socket)

EXT-3 (Input) S-Video

EXT-4 (Input) Component video

AUDIO OUT terminal 500mV(rms), Low impedance, RCA pin jack × 2 Headphone jack 3.5 mm stereo mini jack × 1 Remote Control Unit RM-C1808 (AA/R6 dry cell battery × 2)

VHF UHF

CATV

VIF SIF

PAL

SECAM

NTSC

Video Audio

Audio (L/R)

47MHz ~ 470MHz 470MHz ~ 862MHz 116MHz ~ 172MHz / 220MHz ~ 469MHz

38.9MHz(B/G, D/K, I)

33.4MHz(5.5MHz:B/G) / 32.9MHz(6.0MHz:I) / 32.4MHz(6.5MHz:L,D/K)

4.43MHz

4.40625MHz / 4.25MHz

3.58MHz / 4.43MHz

Video input, Audio L/R inputs and RGB inputs are available. TV broadcast outputs (Video and Audio L/R) are available.

Video input, S-VIDEO (Y/C) input, Audio L/R inputs and RGB inputs are available. Video and Audio L/R outputs are available. T-V LINK functions are available.

Mini-DIN 4 pin × 1 Y: 1V (p-p), Positive (Negative sync provided), 75 Ω C: 0.286V (p-p) (Burst signal), 75 Ω 1V (p-p), Positive (Negative sync provided), 75 Ω, RCA pin jack × 1 500mV (rms), High impedance, RCA pin jack × 2

RCA pin jack × 3 Y : 1V(p-p), 75 Ω Pb / B-Y: 0.7V(p-p), 75 Ω Pr / R-Y : 0.7V(p-p), 75 Ω

Component video (Pr, Pb, Y) inputs (625p, 525p, 1125i) and Audio L/R inputs are available. 525p and 625p are progressive scanning signals. Some DVD players can output these signals. 1125i is one of the new high-definition signals.

500mV(rms) (-4dBs), High impedance, RCA pin jack × 2

Design and specifications subject to change without notice.

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SECTION 1

PRECAUTION

1.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

(1) The design of this product contains special hardware,

many circuits and components specially for safety purposes. For continued protection, no changes should be made to the original design unless authorized in writing by the manufacturer. Replacement parts must be identical to those used in the original circuits. Service should be performed by qualified personnel only.

(2) Alterations of the design or circuitry of the products should

not be made. Any design alterations or additions will void the manufacturer's warranty and will further relieve the manufacturer of responsibility for personal injury or property damage resulting therefrom.

(3) Many electrical and mechanical parts in the products have

special safety-related characteristics. These characteristics 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 the parts list of Service manual. Electrical components

having such features are identified by shading on the schematics and by ( ) on the parts list in Service manual. The use of a substitute replacement which does

not have the same safety characteristics as the recommended replacement part shown in the parts list of Service manual may cause shock, fire, or other hazards.

(4) Don't short between the LIVE side ground and

ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) side ground or EARTH side ground when repairing.

Some model's power circuit is partly different in the GND. The difference of the GND is shown by the LIVE : ( ) side GND, the ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) : ( ) side GND and EARTH : ( ) side GND. Don't short between the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) side GND or EARTH side GND and never measure the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) side GND or EARTH side GND at the same time with a measuring apparatus (oscilloscope etc.). 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 that the B1 setting should be checked or adjusted (See B1 POWER SUPPLY check).

(6) The high voltage applied to the picture tube must conform

with that specified in Service manual. Excessive high voltage can cause an increase in X-Ray emission, arcing and possible component damage, therefore operation under excessive high voltage conditions should be kept to a minimum, or should be prevented. If severe arcing occurs, remove the AC power immediately and determine the cause by visual inspection (incorrect installation, cracked or melted high voltage harness, poor soldering, etc.). To maintain the proper minimum level of soft X-Ray emission, components in the high voltage circuitry including the picture tube must be the exact replacements or alternatives approved by the manufacturer of the complete product.

(7) Do not check high voltage by drawing an arc. Use a high

voltage meter or a high voltage probe with a VTVM. Discharge the picture tube before attempting meter connection, by connecting a clip lead to the ground frame

and connecting the other end of the lead through a 10kΩ

2W resistor to the anode button.

(8) When service is required, observe the original lead dress.

Extra precaution should be given to assure correct lead dress in the high voltage circuit area. Where a short circuit has occurred, those components that indicate evidence of overheating should be replaced. Always use the manufacturer's replacement components.

(9) Isolation Check (Safety for Electrical Shock Hazard)

After re-assembling the product, always perform an isolation check on the exposed metal parts of the cabinet (antenna terminals, video/audio input and output terminals, Control knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, earphone jack, control shafts, etc.) to be sure the product is safe to operate without danger of electrical shock.

a) Dielectric Strength Test

The isolation between the AC primary circuit and all metal parts exposed to the user, particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis should withstand a voltage of 3000V AC (r.m.s.) for a period of one second. (. . . . Withstand a voltage of 1100V AC (r.m.s.) to an appliance rated up to 120V, and 3000V AC (r.m.s.) to an appliance rated 200V or more, for a period of one second.) This method of test requires a test equipment not generally found in the service trade.

b) Leakage Current Check

Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet (do not use a line isolation transformer during this check.). Using a "Leakage Current Tester", measure the leakage current from each exposed metal part of the cabinet, particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis, to a known good earth ground (water pipe, etc.). Any leakage current must not exceed 0.5mA AC (r.m.s.). However, in tropical area, this must not exceed 0.2mA AC (r.m.s.).

Alternate Check Method

Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet (do not use a line isolation transformer during this check.). Use

an AC voltmeter having 1000Ω per volt or more sensitivity in the following manner. Connect a 1500Ω 10W resistor paralleled by a 0.15µF AC-type capacitor

between an exposed metal part and a known good earth ground (water pipe, etc.). Measure the AC voltage across the resistor with the AC voltmeter. Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal part, particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis, and measure the AC voltage across the resistor. Now, reverse the plug in the AC outlet and repeat each measurement. Any voltage measured must not exceed 0.75V AC (r.m.s.). This corresponds to

0.5mA AC (r.m.s.). However, in tropical area, this must not exceed 0.3V AC (r.m.s.). This corresponds to 0.2mA AC (r.m.s.).

AC VOLTMETER (HAVING 1000 /V, OR MORE SENSITIVITY)

0.15 F AC-TYPE

PLACE THIS PROBE

1500 10W

GOOD EARTH GROUND

ON EACH EXPOSED ME TAL PAR T

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1.2 INSTALLATION

1.2.1 HEAT DISSIPATION

If the heat dissipation vent behind this unit is blocked, cooling efficiency may deteriorate and temperature inside the unit will rise. Therefore, please make sure pay attention not to block the heat dissipation vent as well as the ventilation outlet behind the unit and ensure that there is room for ventilation around it.

Distance recommendations

Avoid improper installation and never position the unit where good ventilation is impossible.

150 mm

When installing this TV, distance recommendations must be maintained between the set and the wall, as well as inside a tightly enclosed area or piece of furniture. Keep to the minimum distance guidelines shown for safe operation.

1.2.2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

To ensure safety in an emergency such as an earthquake, and to prevent accidents, ensure that measures are taken to prevent the TV dropping or falling over. Use the supplied screws to firmly attach the supplied hooks to the back of the TV, and use commercially available cord to fix the TV to rigid components such as walls and columns.

200 mm 200 mm

150 mm

50 mm

Supplied hooks

1.2.3 NOTES ON HANDLING

(1) WHEN TAKING UNIT OUT OF A PACKING CASE

When taking the unit out of a packing case, do not grasp the upper part of the unit. If you take the unit out while grasping the upper part, the LCD PANEL may be damaged because of a pressure. Instead of grasping the upper part, put your hands on the lower backside or sides of the unit.

(2) AS FOR PRESSING OR TOUCHING A SPEAKER

Be careful not to press the opening of the speaker in the lower part of the unit and around them since the decorative sheet on the surface of the openings may be deformed.

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1.3 HANDLING LCD PANEL

1.3.1 PRECAUTIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION

When transporting the unit, pressure exerted on the internal LCD panel due to improper handling (such as tossing and dropping) may cause damages even when the unit is carefully packed. To prevent accidents from occurring during transportation, pay careful attention before delivery, such as through explaining the handling instructions to transporters. Ensure that the following requirements are met during transportation, as the LCD panel of this unit is made of glass and therefore fragile:

(1) USE A SPECIAL PACKING CASE FOR THE LCD PANEL

When transporting the LCD panel of the unit, use a special packing case (packing materials). A special packing case is used when a LCD panel is supplied as a service spare part.

(2) ATTACH PROTECTION SHEET TO THE FRONT

Since the front (display part) of the panel is vulnerable, attach the protection sheet to the front of the LCD panel before transportation. Protection sheet is used when a LCD panel is supplied as a service spare part.

(3) AVOID VIBRATIONS AND IMPACTS

The unit may be broken if it is toppled sideways even when properly packed. Continuous vibration may shift the gap of the panel, and the unit may not be able to display images properly. Ensure that the unit is carried by at least 2 persons and pay careful attention not to exert any vibration or impact on it.

(4) DO NOT PLACE EQUIPMENT HORIZONTALLY

Ensure that it is placed upright and not horizontally during transportation and storage as the LCD panel is very vulnerable to lateral impacts and may break. During transportation, ensure that the unit is loaded along the traveling direction of the vehicle, and avoid stacking them on one another. For storage, ensure that they are stacked in 2 layers or less even when placed upright.

1.3.2 OPTICAL FILTER (ON THE FRONT OF THE LCD PANEL)

(1) Avoid placing the unit under direct sunlight over a prolonged period of time. This may cause the optical filter to deteriorate in

quality and colour. (2) Clean the filter surface by wiping it softly and lightly with a soft and lightly fuzz cloth (such as outing flannel). (3) Do not use solvents such as benzene or thinner to wipe the filter surface. This may cause the filter to deteriorate in quality or the

coating on the surface to come off. When cleaning the filter, usually use the neutral detergent diluted with water. When cleaning

the dirty filter, use water-diluted ethanol. (4) Since the filter surface is fragile, do not scratch or hit it with hard materials. Be careful enough not to touch the front surface,

especially when taking the unit out of the packing case or during transportation.

1.3.3 PRECAUTIONS FOR REPLACEMENT OF EXTERIOR PARTS

Take note of the following when replacing exterior parts (REAR COVER, FRONT PANEL, etc.):

(1) Do not exert pressure on the front of the LCD panel (filter surface). It may cause irregular colour. (2) Pay careful attention not to scratch or stain the front of the LCD panel (filter surface) with hands. (3) When replacing exterior parts, the front (LCD panel) should be placed facing downward. Place a mat, etc. underneath to avoid

causing scratches to the front (filter surface).

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SECTION 2

SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

2.1 FEATURES

2.1.1 FUNCTION / CIRCUITS

• DIST (Digital Image Scaling Technology) employs an interpolation method that doubles the scanning lines to realize 1250-line flickerfree picture making it especially suitable for reproducing highresolution pictures even on large-screen displays.

• New chassis design enable use of an interactive on screen control.

• The TELETEXT SYSTEM has a built-in FASTEXT (UK system), TOP (German system) and WST (world standard system) system.

• Because this TV unit corresponds to multiplex broadcast, users can enjoy music programs and sporting events with live realism. In addition, BILINGUAL programs can be heard in their original language.

• Users can make VCR dubbing of picture and sound by controlling the AV selector to select an optional source at the EXT-2 output shown in figure.

2.1.2 21-PIN EURO CONNECTOR (SCART) : EXT-1/EXT-2

Pin No. Signal designation Matching value EXT-1 EXT-2

1 AUDIO R output 500mV(rms) (Nominal), Low impedance Used (TV OUT) Used (LINE OUT) 2 AUDIO R input 500mV(rms) (Nominal), High impedance Used (R1) Used (R2) 3 AUDIO L output 500mV(rms) (Nominal), Low impedance Used (TV OUT) Used (LINE OUT) 4 AUDIO GND Used Used 5 GND (B) Used Used 6 AUDIO L input 500mV(rms) (Nominal), High impedance Used (L1) Used (L2) 7 B input 700mV 8 FUNCTION SW

(SLOW SW)

9 GND (G) Used Used

10 SCL / T-V LINK Not used Used

11 G input 700mV 12 SDA Not used Used (SDA2) 13 GND (R) Used Used 14 GND (YS) Used Not used 15 R / C input R : 700mV

16 Ys input (FAST SW) Low : 0V-0.4V, High : 1V-3V, 75Ω Used Used

17 GND (VIDEO output) Used Used 18 GND (VIDEO input) Used Used 19 VIDEO output 1V 20 VIDEO / Y input 1V 21 COMMON GND Used Used

(P-P= Peak to Peak, B-W= Blanking to white peak)

Low : 0V-3V High : 8V-12V, High impedance

C : 300mV

(P-P)

, 75Ω Used Used

(B-W)

, 75Ω Used Used

(B-W)

, 75Ω

(B-W)

, 75Ω

(P-P)

(Negative sync), 75Ω Used (TV OUT) Used (LINE OUT) (Negative sync), 75Ω Used Used

[Pin assignment]

20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2

TV EXT-1 EXT-3

EXT-2

Used Used

(SCL2 / TV-LINK)

Used (R) Used (C2/R)

EXT-4

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2.2 TECHNICAL INFORMATION

2.2.1 LCD PANEL

This unit uses the flat type panel LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panel that occupies as little space as possible, instead of the conventional CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), as a display unit.

2.2.1.1 STRUCTURE

The LCD panel of the unit is constructed with the metal chassis that surrounds the panel unit and supports the LCD panel part and the backlight part to protect them. The colour filter glass and the TFT glass (thin film transistor) are inserted between the front polarizing filter and the rear polarizing filter. Liquid crystals are inserted between the colour filter glass and the TFT glass. Since the gap between the two glasses is only a

few µm, a spacer (bead) is inserted in the gap to retain the gap.

The backlight unit is placed behind the LCD panel. Since liquid crystals themselves do not emit light, the backlight as an external light source emits light to the LCD panel from behind through the diffuser. Circuit boards for controlling the LCD panel and the backlight are attached around the back part of the LCD panel unit. Since the unit has the two polarizing filter that are at right angles to each other, the unit adopts "normally black" mode, where light does not pass through the polarizing filter and the screen is black when no voltage is applied to the liquid crystals.

Diffuser supporter

Top chassis

Lower frame

Upper frame

Source board

Sield case

Inverter shield cover

Inverter board

Reflection plate

Panel ASSY

Diffuser (including board)

Lamp supporter

Fig.1 Structure of the LCD panel unit

2.2.1.2 SPECIFICATIONS

The following table shows the specifications of this unit.

Item Specifications Remarks

Maximum dimensions ( W × H × D ) 62.7cm × 38.9cm × 4.9cm

Weight 8.0kg

Effective screen size Diagonal : 66cm (H:33.9cm × V : 56.6cm) 26V type

Aspect ratio 15:9 Drive device/ system a-Si-TFT, active matrix system

Resolution Horizontally 1280 × Vertically 768 × RGB <W-XGA> 2949120 dots in total

Pixel pitch (pixel size) Horizontally:0.4425mm, Vertically:0.4425mm Displayed colour 16777216 colours 256 colours for R, G, and B Brightness 450cd/m

500cd/m2 at maximum Contrast ratio 500:1 Response time 16.7ms

View angle Vertically 170°, horizontally 170°

2.2.1.3 PIXEL FAULT

There are three pixel faults - bright fault , dark fault and flicker fault - that are respectively defined as follows.

(1) BRIGHT FAULT

In this pixel fault, a cell that should not light originally is lighting on and off. For checking this pixel fault, input ALL BLACK SCREEN and find out the cell that is lighting on and off.

(2) DARK FAULT

In this pixel fault, a cell that should light originally is not lighting or lighting with the brightness twice as brighter as originally lighting. For checking this pixel fault, input 100% of each R/G/B colour and find out the cell that is not lighting.

(3) FLICKER FAULT

In the pixel fault, a cell that should light originally or not light originally is flashing on and off. For checking this pixel fault, input ALL BLACK SCREEN signal or 100% of each RGB colour and find out the cell that is flashing on and off.

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2.2.2 MAIN CPU PIN FUNCTION (IC001)

Pin No. Pin Name I/O Remark

1 TCK I Test purpose 2 TMS I Test purpose 3 TDI I Test purpose 4 TDO O Test purpose 5 P2.8 I Remote control input 6 P2. 9 I Mechanical power switch detection [Pushing:L] 7 P2.10 I IP error detection [Detection:L] 8 P2.11 O IP reset

9 P2.12 I TV-LINK communication 10 P2.13 I Power ON/OFF [ON:L] 11 P2.14 I Low B protect detection [Detection:L] 12 P2.15 I Power condition check [ON:L] 13 VSS33 I GND 14 VDD33 I 3.3V 15 P4.5 O TV-LINK communication 16 A20 O Memory (Program ROM) address 17 A19 O Memory (Program ROM) address 18 A18 O Memory (Program ROM) address 19 A17 O Memory (Program ROM) address 20 VSS25 I GND 21 VDD25 I 2.5V 22 A16 O Memory (Program ROM) address 23 A8 O Memory (Program ROM) address 24 A7 O Memory (Program ROM) address 25 A9 O Memory (Program ROM) address 26 A6 O Memory (Program ROM) address 27 A5 O Memory (Program ROM) address 28 A10 O Memory (Program ROM) address 29 A11 O Memory (Program ROM) address 30 A12 O Memory (Program ROM) address 31 VSS33 I GND 32 VDD33 I 3.3V 33 A4 O Memory (Program ROM) address 34 A3 O Memory (Program ROM) address 35 A2 O Memory (Program ROM) address 36 A1 O Memory (Program ROM) address 37 A0 O Memory (Program ROM) address 38 A13 O Memory (Program ROM) address 39 RAS/A14 O Memory (Program ROM) address 40 CAS/A15 O Memory (Program ROM) address 41 VSS33 I GND 42 VDD33 I 3.3V 43 MEMCLK O Clock for memory 44 CSSDRAM O Chip select for memory 45 CLKEN O Clock enable for memory 46 CSROM O Chip select for memory 47 RD O Read for memory 48 UDQM O Control IN/OUT buffer of Memory (IC003) 49 LDQM O Control IN/OUT buffer of Memory (IC003) 50 WR O Write for memory 51 D15 I/O Data (Program ROM) 52 VSS33 I GND 53 VDD33 I 3.3V 54 D7 I/O Data (Program ROM) 55 D0 I/O Data (Program ROM) 56 D14 I/O Data (Program ROM) 57 D8 I/O Data (Program ROM) 58 D6 I/O Data (Program ROM) 59 D1 I/O Data (Program ROM) 60 VSS33 I GND 61 VDD33 I 3.3V 62 D13 I/O Data (Program ROM) 63 D9 I/O Data (Program ROM) 64 D5 I/O Data (Program ROM)

Pin No. Pin Name I/O Remark

65 D2 I/O Data (Program ROM) 66 D12 I/O Data (Program ROM) 67 D10 I/O Data (Program ROM) 68 VSS33 I GND 69 VDD33 I 3.3V 70 D4 I/O Data (Program ROM) 71 D3 I/O Data (Program ROM) 72 D11 I/O Data (Program ROM) 73 RSTIN I Reset 74 P3.0 O I 75 P3.1 I/O I

C CLOCK 0 (for memory)

C DATA 0 (for memory) 76 P3.2 I Remote control input 77 P3.3 I Clock for OSD 78 P3.4 O Tuner system switch 79 P3.5 O Tuner system switch 80 P3.6 I Teletext mode:H 81 P3.7 I Power START 82 P3.8 I Not used 83 P3.9 I Picture mute 84 VSS33 I GND 85 VDD33 I 3.3V 86 VSS25 I GND 87 VDD25 I 2.5V 88 TXD0 O Sub micro computer communication 89 RXD0 I Sub micro computer communication 90 P3.12 I Not used 91 P3.13 I/O Not used 92 P3.15 I/O Not used 93 P5.14(YS2) I Ys for EXT-2 94 P5.15 I Headphone detection [Detection:L] 95 TRIG_IN I/O Not used 96 TRIG_OUT I/O Not used 97 P6.2 I Not used 98 P6.3 O I 99 P6.4 I/O I

C bus clock for IC control

C bus data for IC control

100 P6.5 O Multi-sound process reset 101 P6.6 I/O I

C bus data for IC control

102 VSYNC O Vertical sync for OSD 103 HSYNC O Horizontal sync for OSD 104 COR/RSTOUT O Not used 105 BLANK O Ys for OSD/Teletext 106 VDD33 I 3.3V 107 VSS33 I GND 108 XTAL1 I 6MHz 109 XTAL2 O 6MHz 110 VSSA I GND 111 VDDA I Not used 112 R O R for OSD Teletext 113 G O G for OSD Teletext 114 B I B for OSD Teletext 115 VSSA I GND 116 VDDA I 2.5V 117 CVBS2 I Video for Teletext 118 VSSA I GND 119 VDDA I 2.5V 120 CVBS1B I Video for Teletext 121 CVBS1A I Video for Teletext 122 VSSA I GND 123 VDDA I 2.5V 124 P5.0 I AFT for tuner 125 P5.1(KEY1) I Key scan data 1 [ON:H] 126 P5.2 I AGC for tuner 127 P5.3(KEY2) I Key scan data 2 [ON:H] 128 TMODE I Test purpose

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2.2.3 SUB CPU PIN FUNCTION (IC7807)

Pin No. Pin name I/O Function

1 (SYSTEM0) I GND 2 (SYSTEM3) I GND 3AVCC -5V 4 X2 - Sub clock 5 X1 - Sub clock 6 VCL - Internal down voltage 7 RES I Reset [Reset : L] 8 TEST I Operation test for SUB CPU

9VSS -GND 10 OSC2 O 10MHz oscillation for system clock 11 OSC1 I 10MHz oscillation for system clock 12 VCC - 5V 13 NC O Not used 14 NC O Not used 15 BL_D2 O Back light 20ms delay for LCD panel [On:L] 16 BL_D1 O Back light 10ms delay for LCD panel [On:L] 17 I2C_STOP O Not used 18 BL_ON O Back light reset for LCD panel [Reset:L] 19 NC O Not used 20 NC O Not used 21 NC O Not used 22 NC O Not used 23 SDA1 I/O 24 A.DIM O Not used 25 SCL1 O 26 SDA0 I/O 27 SCL0 O 28 NC O Not used 29 NC O Not used 30 NC O Not used 31 NC O Not used 32 NC O Not used 33 NC O Not used 34 NC O Not used 35 NMI I Port for writing on board [Writning:L] 36 NC O Not used 37 (HD) I Not used 38 NC O Not used 39 (REMO) I Not used 40 NC O Not used 41 P85 -/I Not used 42 P86 - Not used 43 P87 - Not used 44 SCK3 O Port for writing on board 45 RXD I Port for writing on board 46 TXD O Port for writing on board 47 (PROTECTOR0) I Not used 48 NC O Not used 49 RXD2 I Port for communication (Main CPU) 50 TXD2 O Port for communication (Main CPU) 51 NC O Not used 52 (ACTIVE) I Not used 53 VD I Vertical sync 54 (REC_DET) I Not used 55 (PSS) I Not used 56 (ALARM) I Not used 57 (SYSTEM2) I Not used 58 (SYSTEM1) I Not used 59 (PROTECTOR1) I Not used 60 (AMP_PRO2) I Not used 61 (AMP_PRO1) I Not used 62 EE_CDS I Not used 63 (KEY_IN1) I Not used 64 (KEY_IN2) I Not used

C bus data (For Sub memory)

C bus clock (For Sub memory)

C bus data (For general)

C bus clock (For general)

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SECTION 3

DISASSEMBLY

3.1 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE

CAUTION:

Since this model is a laminating structure assembly, please perform in following order in the case of disassembling.

3.1.1 REMOVING THE STAND ASS'Y (Fig.3-1-1)

(1) Remove the 2 screws [A], and remove the COVER. (2) Remove the 4 screws [B], and remove the STAND ASS'Y.

JACK COVER(L)

JACK COVER(R)

STAND COVER

3.1.2 REMOVING THE REAR COVER (Fig.3-1-1, Fig.3-1-2)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y. (1) Remove the JACK COVER(R) and JACK COVER(L). (2) Remove the 7 screws [C], 3 screws [D], 4 screws [E], and

remove the REAR COVER.

STAND

Fig.3-1-1

REAR COVER

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Fig.3-1-2

3.1.3 REMOVING THE FAN BRACKET, REGULATOR PWB AND POWER CORD (Fig.3-1-3)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

(1) Disconnect the wire(CONN. [Y]) of COOLING FAN. (2) Remove the 5 screws [F], and remove the FAN BRACKET. (3) Remove the REGULATOR PWB, and disconnect the

POWER CORD.

COOLING FAN

(4) Remove the 1 screw [G], and remove the POWER CORD

HOLDER.

REGULATOR PWB

3.1.4 REMOVING THE RECEIVER PWB (Fig.3-1-4)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 2 screws [H] and 2 screws [J], then remove the

TERMINAL BASE.

TERMINAL BASE

(2) Remove the 5 screws [K], and remove the RECEIVER

PWB.

FAN BRACKET

Fig.3-1-3

RECEIVER PWB

POWER CORD

POWER CORD HOLDER

3.1.5 REMOVING THE FRONT CONTROL PWB AND FRONT SENSOR PWB (Fig.3-1-5)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 2 screws [L], and remove the CONTROL

KNOB.

(2) Remove the 3 screws [N], then remove the FRONT

EARTH PLATE

CONTROL PWB and FRONT SENSOR PWB.

CONTROL KNOB

Fig.3-1-4

FRONT CONTROL PWB

FRONT SENSOR PWB

CLAMP

HARNES( F,U,T),"S" WIRE

Fig.3-1-5

(No.YA169)1-11

3.1.6 REMOVING THE VIDEO PWB (Fig.3-1-6)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 2 screws [N] and 1 screws [P], then remove

the JACK BASE. (2) Remove the 4 screws [Q], and remove the VIDEO PWB. (3) Remove the 2 screws [R], and remove the TUNER PWB

BASE. (4) Remove the 4 screws [S], and remove the TUNER PWB

and MSP PWB.

3.1.7 REMOVING THE MI-COM & DIST PWB (Fig.3-1-7)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 7 screws [T], and remove the VIDEO PWB

BRACKET.

(2) Remove the 4 screws [U], and remove the MI-COM & DIST

PWB from VIDEO PWB BRACKET.

VIDEO PWB

MI-COM&DIST PWB

JACK BASE

Fig.3-1-6

VIDEO PWB BRACKET

TUNER PWB

MSP PWB

TUNER PWB BASE

3.1.8 REMOVING THE POWER PWB (Fig.3-1-8)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the FUN BRACKET.

• Remove the POWER CORD.

• Remove the VIDEO PWB. (1) Remove the 4 screws [X], and remove the AV JACK

BRACKET. (2) Remove the 6 screws [Y], and remove the POWER PWB. (3) Remove the 6 screws [Z], and remove the POWER PWB

BASE.

AV JACK BRACKET

Fig.3-1-7

POWER PWB

POWER PWB BASE

1-12 (No.YA169)

Fig.3-1-8

3.1.9 REMOVING THE SPEAKER (Fig.3-1-9A, Fig.3-1-9B)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the POWER CORD. (1) Remove the 5 screws [a], and remove the SPEAKER BOX.

SPEAKER BOX

Fig.3-1-9A

(2) Remove the 4 screws [b], and remove the SPEAKER (L/R). (3) Remove the 4 screws [c], and remove the DUCT COVER/

DUCT BASE.

NOTE:

Since the speaker is attached in a certain direction, attach the speaker in the same correct direction as it has been attached.

DUCT BASE/DUCT COVER

SPEAKER

㧔R㧕

Fig.3-1-9B

SPEAKER

㧔L㧕

(No.YA169)1-13

3.1.10 REMOVING THE LCD PANEL (Fig.3-1-10C, Fig.3-1-10A, Fig.3-1-10B)

• Remove the STAND ASS'Y.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the POWER CORD.

• Remove the RECEIVER PWB.

• Remove the FRONT CONTROL PWB.

• Remove the FRONT SENSOR PWB.

• Remove the VIDEO PWB.

• Remove the MI-COM & DIST PWB

• Remove the POWER PWB. (1) Remove the 2 screws [a], and remove the 2 CENTRE

FRAMES.

CENTRE FRAME

Fig.3-1-10A

(2) Remove the 2 screws [b] and 2 screws [c], then remove the

RIGHT FRAME.

(3) Remove the 2 screws [b] and 2 screws [c], then remove the

LEFT FRAME. (4) Remove the 2 screws [d], and remove the TOP FRAME. (5) Remove the 3 screws [e] and 2 screws [f], then remove the

BOTTOM FRAME.

(6) Remove the 8 screws [g] and 2 screws [h], then remove the

LCD PANEL.

NOTE:

The LCD PANEL is fixed to the FRONT PANEL (at the back side) by using double-side adhesive tapes. To remove the LCD PANEL, remove the adhesive tape on the FRONT PANEL slowly.

RIGHT FRAME

TOP FRAME

LEFT FRAME

BOTTOM FRAME

Fig.3-1-10B

1-14 (No.YA169)

Fig.3-1-10C

3.1.11 REMOVING THE LCD PANEL

3.1.11.1 REMOVING THE CONTROL PWB

• Place the LCD PANEL with its backside facing upward. Be careful not to damage the surface of the screen. (1) Remove the 2 screws [A], and remove the CONTROL

PWB COVER.

(2) Remove the claws in the connectors [FPC RIGHT] and

[FPC LEFT], and pull out to remove the FLEXIBLE PWB.

NOTE:

Be careful not to damage the FLEXIBLE PWB. Especially during assembly procedure, be careful not to insert the FLEXIBLE PWB in the Panel.

(3) Remove the 2 screws [B], and remove the CONTROL

PWB.

[Confirmation after replacement]

• Confirm that voltage of 10 pin (B/L On/Off) in the connector

[CNI1] is approx.5.0V.

• Confirm that the voltage in output of the fuses [F1] and [F2]

in the connector [CNI1] is approx.5.0V.

3.1.11.2 REMOVING THE INVERTER PWB

(1) Remove the 5 screws [C], and remove the INVERTER

PWB COVER.

(2) Pull out and remove the wires from connectors [CN4]-

[CN15] (12 connectors in total).

(3) Remove the 4 screws [D], and remove the INVERTER

PWB.

[Confirmation after replacement]

• Confirm that the voltage in output of the fuses [F1] and [F2] in the connector [CN1] and the fuses [F3] and [F4] in the connector [CN2] is 16V.

• Confirm that the voltage in input of the TRANSFORMER in the Inverter Board is 8V.

• Be careful about high voltage (approx. AC900V) in output.

FUSE

OUTPUT

CONTOROL PWB INVERTER PWB

CONNECTOR

OUTPUT

TRANSFORMER

GND 8V 8V 8V 8V GND

INPUT

TRANSFORMER

FUSE

(F3, F4)

[CN4㨪CN15]

INVERTER PWB

INVERTER PWB COVER

CONTROL PWB COVER

FLEXIBLE

CN2

FUSE

(

)

F1, F2

CN1

PWB

CNI1

FRC

RIGHT

CONTROL PWB

FRC

LEFT

CNT1

FUSE

(F1, F2)

FRONT

(No.YA169)1-15

3.1.11.3 REMOVING THE BACKLIGHT UNIT

NOTE:

Do not carry out the following procedure in a dusty and dirty place. If the surface of LCD GLASS, the surface of DIFFUSER SHEET, and the inside of BACKLIGHT UNIT are dusty or dirty, they cause unevenness of a displayed screen.

• Remove the CONTROL PWB.

• Remove the INVERTER PWB.

• Place the LCD UNIT with the screen facing upward.

(1) Remove the 8 screws [E], 4screws [F], and 4 screws [G]

(16 screws in total), and remove the MAIN CHASSIS.

NOTE:

Be careful not to damage the SOURCE IC and the GATE IC on the side of LCD GLASS when removing the MAIN CHASSIS.

(2) Remove the 6 screws [H] from the top side of the LCD

UNIT.

(3) Remove the 12 screws [I] from the sides of the LCD UNIT.

Then, LCD GLASS, DIFFUSER SHEET, and BACKLIGHT UNIT are removed.

SOURCE IC

GATE IC

FRONT

MAIN CHASSIS

LCD GLASS

DIFFUSER SHEET

1-16 (No.YA169)

BACKLIGHT UNIT

3.2 REPLACEMENT OF MEMORY IC

SERVICE MENU SCREEN

SYSTEM CONSTANT SET SCREEN

This unit uses the nonvolatile memory IC.The memory IC memories data for video and deflection circuits. To replace the memory IC without the data written, malfunctions might occurred while power is on, and the normal image might not appear. When replacing the memory IC, be sure to use the IC written with the initial values of data.

3.2.1 PROCEDURE FOR REPLACING THE MEMORY IC

(1) Switch the power off and unplug the power cord from the

wall outlet.

(2) Replacing the memory IC. [Be sure to use the IC written

with the initial values of data]

(3) Plug the power cord into the wall outlet and switch the

power on.

(4) Check and setting of SYSTEM CONSTANT SET

a) Press the [INFORMATION] key and [MUTING] key

on the remote control unit simultaneously. The SERVICE MENU screen will be displayed. (See Fig.1)

b) In the SERVICE MENU, press the [INFORMATION]

key and [MUTING] key simultaneously. Then, the SYSTEM CONSTANT SET screen will be displayed. (See FIg.2)

c) Check whether the setting value of the SYSTEM

CONSTANT SET is the same as these indicated in Table 1.

d) Press the [INFORMATION] key twice to return to the

normal screen.

(5) Receive channel setting

Refer to the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS and set the receive channels.

(6) User setting

Memories the user setting items.The [USER SETTINGS OF MENU] setting is as next page.

(7) Setting of SERVICE MENU

Check the setting items in the SERVICE MENU, set if necessary.For setting method, please refer to the [ADJUSTMENT PREPARATION] to [ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE] of ADJUSTMENT section.

SERVICE MENU SCREEN

SERVICE MENU

1. IF 2. V/C

3. AUDIO 4. DD/CM

5. VSM PRESET 6. STATUS

7. VNR 8. IP

9. SHIPPING (OFF) 0. BUS FREE

1-9 : SELECT i : EXIT

Fig.1

SYSTEM CONSTANT SET SCREEN

SYSTEM CONSTANT SET

1. DESTINATION EURO

-/+ : STORE i : EXIT

3.2.2 SETTING OF THE SYSTEM CONSTANT SET

Setting item Setting content Setting value

DESTINATION ASIA / EURO EURO

3.2.3 FACTORY SHIPMENT SETTING

3.2.3.1 USER SETTING OF SWITCHS ON REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

Setting item Setting value

POWER OFF

CHANNEL PR1

PRESET CHANNEL Refer to OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

VOLUME 10

ZOOM PANORAMIC

3D SOUND OFF

Table 2

Fig.2

Table 1

(No.YA169)1-17

3.2.3.2 USER SETTINGS OF MENU

Setting item Setting value Setting item Setting value

POWER OFF SOUND SETTING

CHANNEL PR1 BASS Centre

TREBLE Centre

PRESET CHANNEL Refer to

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

BALANCE Centre

SPEAKER ON

VOLUME 10 BBE ON

PICTURE SETTING 3D SOUND OFF

PICTURE MODE BRIGHT A. H. B ON

COLOUR TEMP. COOL HEADPHONE VOLUME 20

TV SPEAKER OFF

OUTPUT MAIN

PICTURE FEATURES EXT SETTING

DIGITAL VNR AUTO S-IN ---

Super DigiPure AUTO ID LIST ---

COLOUR SYSTEM TV Depends on PR/CH DUBBING EXT-1 → EXT-2

EXT AUTO FEATURES

MOVIE THEATRE AUTO SLEEP TIMER OFF

4:3 AUTO ASPECT PANORAMIC BLUE BACK ON

COLOUR MANAGEMENT ON

CHILD LOCK / CHANNEL GUARD SET ID NO 0000

PIP POSISION Right below INSTALL

ZOOM PANORAMIC LANGUAGE ENGLISH

AUTO PROGRAM Only for preset channels

EDIT/MANUAL Only for preset channels

Table 3

3.2.3.3 VSM PRESET SETTING

Setting value

Item No.

Setting

Item

Variable

range

PICTURE MODE COLOUR TEMP.

BRIGHT STD SOFT COOL NORMAL WARM

1 CONT -16~16 6 0 0 - - -

2 BRIGHT -16~16 -6 0 0 - - -

3 SHARP -16~16 3 0 -2 - - -

4 COLOUR -16~16 0 0 0 - - -

5 TINT -16~16 0 0 0 - - -

6 B. LIGHT -16~16 16 16 -8 - - -

1 WDR R -64~63 - - - -8 0 0

2 WDR G -64~63 - - - -3 0 -6

3 WDR B -64~63 - - - 23 0 -3

3.2.3.3.1 SETTING OF VSM PRESET

(1) Enter "5.VSM PRESET" from the SERVICE MENU. (2) Press the [OK] key to select BRIGHT/STD/SOFT/COOL/NORMAL/WARM mode. (3) Select the setting item using the [FUNCTION (UP/DOWN)] key. (4) Set the value using the [FUNCTION (+/-)] key. (5) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value. (6) Press the [INFORMATION] key twice to return to the normal screen.

1-18 (No.YA169)

Table 4

3.2.3.4 SERVICE MENU SETTING ITEMS

Setting item Setting value Setting item Setting value

1.IF 1.VCO

6.STATUS (Do not adjust)

2.ATT ON/OFF

2.V/C 1.CUT OF R

2.CUT OF G

3.CUT OF B

4.DRIVE R

5.DRIVE G

6.DRIVE B

7.TWN HI R

8.TWN HI B

9.BRIGHT

10.CONT

11.TWN BRG

12.TWN CNT

13.COLOUR

14.HUE

15.BY GAIN

16.TWN COL

17.TWN TNT

7.VNR

(Do not adjust)

1.MYLV

2.ONMVF

3.MYCOR

4.MYGA

5.YEGON

6.YEGL

7.YLTL

8.MCLV

9.MCGA

10.MCCOR

11.CLTL

12.YNGA

13.COR_OF

14.LPF_OF

15.YCTL

16.YNCL

17.YNCON

18.B OF MR

19.B OF MB

20.B OF SR

21.B OF SB

22.M BOFST

23.M ROFST S01 ~ S99 A01 ~ A17 PDA01 ~ PDA12

3.AUDIO

(Do not adjust)

4.DD/CM DDT01 ~ DDT34

5.VSM PRESET PICTURE MODE

1.ERROR LIMIT

2.A2 ID THR

3.Q-PEAK

4.SOUND LEVEL / SOUND SYSTEM B/G

CMT01 ~ CMT57

1.CONT

2.BRIGHT

8.IP

(Do not adjust)

PPA001 ~ PPA008 PPB001 ~ PPB036 PPC001 ~ PPC007 ADS001 ~ ADS034 IPA001 ~ IPA120 IPB001 ~ IPB088 IPC001 ~ IPC044 IPD001 ~ IPD058

9.SHIPPING(OFF) (Do not use under the adjustment)

3.SHARP

4.COLOUR

5.TINT

6.B. LIGHT COLOUR TEMP.

1.WDR R

2.WDR G

3.WDR B

Table 5

(No.YA169)1-19

3.3 REPLACEMENT OF CHIP COMPONENT

3.3.1 CAUTIONS

(1) Avoid heating for more than 3 seconds. (2) Do not rub the electrodes and the resist parts of the pattern. (3) When removing a chip part, melt the solder adequately. (4) Do not reuse a chip part after removing it.

3.3.2 SOLDERING IRON

(1) Use a high insulation soldering iron with a thin pointed end of it. (2) A 30w soldering iron is recommended for easily removing parts.

3.3.3 REPLACEMENT STEPS

1. How to remove Chip parts [Resistors, capacitors, etc.]

(1) As shown in the figure, push the part with tweezers and

alternately melt the solder at each end.

(2) Shift with the tweezers and remove the chip part.

2. How to install Chip parts [Resistors, capacitors, etc.]

(1) Apply solder to the pattern as indicated in the figure.

(2) Grasp the chip part with tweezers and place it on the

solder. Then heat and melt the solder at both ends of the chip part.

[Transistors, diodes, variable resistors, etc.]

(1) Apply extra solder to each lead.

SOLDER

(2) As shown in the figure, push the part with tweezers and

alternately melt the solder at each lead. Shift and remove the chip part.

NOTE :

After removing the part, remove remaining solder from the pattern.

[Transistors, diodes, variable resistors, etc.]

(1) Apply solder to the pattern as indicated in the figure. (2) Grasp the chip part with tweezers and place it on the

solder.

(3) First solder lead A as indicated in the figure.

(4) Then solder leads B and C.

1-20 (No.YA169)

SECTION 4

ADJUSTMENT

4.1 ADJUSTMENT PREPARATION

(1) Prior to the following procedure, be sure to connect the

receiver unit and the display unit.

(2) Adjustment of many Majority of the adjustment items for

this unit is performed using the remote control.

(3) However, adjustment of some adjustment items is

performed in the conventional way, i.e. with components

on the boards. (4) Ensure that the power supply is AC220V. (5) Allow the set and the measuring devices to run for at least

30 minutes. (6) Do not alter settings of items/preset values on the service

screen that are not stated in this manual. (7) Unless otherwise stated in the “ADJUSTMENT

PROCEDURE” section, follow the settings for the features

stated below using the remote control.

Setting item Settings

PICTURE MODE STANDARD

PICTURE adjustment All center (00)

COLOUR TEMP. NORMAL

DIGITAL VNR MIN

Super Digi Pure AUTO

SOUND adjustment All center (00)

BBE OFF

AHS OFF

A.H.B OFF

ZOOM FULL

4.2 MEASURING INSTRUMENT AND FIXTURES

• DC voltmeter (or Digital voltmeter)

• Oscilloscope

• Signal generator (Pattern generator)

• Remote control unit

(No.YA169)1-21

4.3 ADJUSTMENT LOCATION & WIRING

VIDEO PWB

CN00AM

MI-COM & DIST PWB

AL AM

CN004

CN004 CN005

MSP PWB

CN005

TUNER PWB

CN000A

CN000H

CN000X

CN00AH

CN000B

TOP

CONTOROL PWB

(LCD UNIT : CNT1)

CN000J

CN000K

CN000T

PWB

REGULATOR

INVERTER PWB

(LCD UNIT : CN2)

INVERTER PWB

(LCD UNIT : CN1)

POWER PWB

POWER CORD

FAN

CN1001

J301

J302

RECEIVER PWB

J201

PWB

FRONT SENSOR

CN8003

CN0001

SPEAKER(L) SPEAKER(R)

J101

J401

PWB

CN3003

CN300T

CN300U

FRONT CONTROL

1-22 (No.YA169)

4.4 SERVICE MENU SCREEN

SERVICE MENU

1. IF 2. V/C

3. AUDIO 4. DD/CM

5. VSM PRESET 6. STATUS

7. VNR 8. IP

9. SHIPPING (OFF) 0. BUS FREE

1-9 : SELECT i : EXIT

DDT01 ~ DDT34

CMT01 ~ CMT57

PICTURE MODE

BRIGHT STD SOFT

COLOUR TEMP.

COOL NORMAL WARM

1. SOFT

2. TELETEXT

3. ASPECT

4. IC

5. DEBUG

6. PANEL

4. DD/CM

DD/CM PAL

DDT01 0000

- / +

1. CONT

2. BRIGHT

3. SHARP

4. COLOUR

- / +

: STORE i : EXIT

5. VSM PRESET

VSM PRESET BRIGHT

1.CONT

: STORE i : EXIT

TINT B.LIGHT WDR R WDR G WDR B

6. STATUS

STATUS

1.SOFT

: SELECT i : EXIT

000

1.IF

IF SERVICE MENU

1. VCO

2. ATT ON/OFF

1-2 : SELECT i : EXIT

2. V/C

V/C

1. CUT OF R

- / +

: STORE i : EXIT

1. ERROR LIMIT 0100 ERROR LIMIT = C_AD_BITS =

- / +

PAL

0000

3. AUDIO

AUDIO

: STORE i : EXIT

Do not adjust

0000 00000000

Do not adjust

1. CUT OF R

2. CUT OF G

3. CUT OF B

4. DRIVE R

5. DRIVE G

6. DRIVE B

7. TWN HI R

8. TWN HI B

9. BRIGHT

10. CONT

11. TWN BRG

12. TWN CNT

13. COLOUR

1. ERROR LIMIT

2. A2 ID THR

3. Q

-PEAK

4. SOUND SYSTEM B/G

14. HUE

15. BY GAIN

16. TWN COL

17. TWN TNT

18. B OF MR

19. B OF MB

20. B OF SR

21. B OF SB

22. M BOFST

23. M ROFST S01 ~ S99 A01 ~ A17 PDA01 ~ PDA12

1. MYLV

2. ONMVF

3. MYCOR

4. MYGA

5. YEGON

6. YEGL

7. YLTL

8. MCLV

9. MCGA

10. MCCOR

11. CLTL

12. YNGA

13. COR_OF

14. LPF_OF

15. YCTL

16. YNCL

17. YNCON

PPA001 ~ PPA008 PPB001 ~ PPB036 PPC001 ~ PPC007 ADS001 ~ ADS034 IPA001 ~ IPA120 IPB001 ~ IPB088 IPC001 ~ IPC044 IPD001 ~ IPD058

- / +

IP PANOLAMIC PAL

0000 PPA001 0000

- / +

7. VNR

VNR LEVEL4

1.MYLV

: STORE i : EXIT

000

8. IP

(No.YA169)1-23

4.5 BASIC OPERATION OF THE SERVICE MENU MODE [USING REMOTE CONTROL UNIT]

SERVICE MENU SCREEN

4.5.1 TOOLS OF SERVICE MENU OPERATION

Operate the SERVICE MENU with the remote control unit.

4.5.2 HOW TO ENTER THE SERVICE MENU MODE

(1) Press the [INFORMATION] key and the [MUTING] key of

the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT simultaneously, and the SERVICE MENU screen of Fig.4 will be displayed.

(2) When the Main Menu is displayed, press any key of the [1]

to [0] key to enter the corresponding menu mode. *Press any of the [1] to [0] keys before the Service Menu mode disappears.

(3) Select the service item using the [FUNCTION (/)] key. (4) Set the value using the [FUNCTION (/)] key. (5) Press the [OK] key to save the value.

4.5.5 SETTINGS OF THE SERVICE MENUS

1. IF (VCO adjustment, ATT setting) [Do not adjust]

2. V/C (VIDEO setting) [Do not change settings of items that are not included in the "ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE".] Sets output data to the video circuit.

• [Function (/)] key

For scrolling up/down the setting items.

• [Function (/)] key

For scrolling up/down the setting values.

3. AUDIO (SOUND setting) [Do not adjust]

4. DD/CM (Panel picture processing setting)

SERVICE MENU SCREEN

[Do not change settings of items that are not included in the "ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE".]

SERVICE MENU

1. IF 2. V/C

3. AUDIO 4. DD/CM

5. VSM PRESET 6. STATUS

7. VNR 8. IP

9. SHIPPING (OFF) 0. BUS FREE

Sets output data to the deflection circuit.

• [Function (/)] key

For scrolling up/down the setting items.

DDT01

• [Zoom (red)] key

For switching to the next item.

DDT01 CMT01

...

CMT01

...

1-9 : SELECT i : EXIT

Fig.4

4.5.3 HOW TO EXIT THE SERVICE MENU MODE

Press the [INFORMATION] key to exit the Service Menu mode.

4.5.4 SERVICE CONTROL KEY LAYOUT ON THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

MUTING

1~0

INFOMATION

ZOOM

FUNCTION /

• [Function (/)] key

For scrolling up/down the setting values.

5. VSM PRESET (PICTURE preset setting)

[Refer to page VSM PRESET SETTING.]

6. STATUS (The version of software, the aspect, and the state of debugging are displayed. )

[Setting for this item is not required in servicing]

7. VNR (Noise reduction setting) [Do not adjust] Sets output data to the digital noise reduction circuit.

8. IP (DIST setting) [Do not adjust] Sets output data to the DIST circuit.

9. SHIPPING (OFF) [Setting for this item is not required in servicing]

10. BUE FREE [Setting for this item is not required in servicing]

Fig.5

1-24 (No.YA169)

4.6 DEFAULT VALUES IN THE SERVICE MENU SETTING MODE

• Perform fine-tuning based on the "default values" using the remote control when in the SERVICE MENU setting mode.

• The "default values" serve only as an indication rough standard and therefore the values with which optimal display can be achieved may be different from the default values. But, don't change the values that are not written in "ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE". They are fixed values.

4.6.1 [2. V/C]

4.6.1.1 VIDEO SYSTEM

Setting value

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

TV EXT-1 / 2 / 3 EXT-4

PAL SECAM PAL SECAM NTSC 625i 525i 625p 525p

1 CUT OF R 0000~0255 0088 ←←←←0000 ←←← 2 CUT OF G 0000~0255 0101 ←←←←0000 ←←← 3 CUT OF B 0000~0255 0106 ←←←←0000 ←←← 4 DRIVE R 0000~0255 0129 ←←←←0000 ←←← 5 DRIVE G 0000~0255 0112 ←←←←0000 ←←← 6 DRIVE B 0000~0255 0110 ←←←←0000 ←←← 7 TWIN HI R 0000~0127 0071 ←←←←0000 ←←← 8 TWIN HI B 0000~0127 0068 ←←←←0000 ←←←

9 BRIGHT 0000~0255 0013 ←←←←0000 ←←← 10 CONT 0000~0015 0015 ←←←←0000 ←←← 11 TWN BRG 0000~0127 0075 ←←←←-002 ← 0000 ← 12 TWN CNT 0000~0015 0006 ←←←←0000 ←←← 13 COLOUR 0000~0015 0009 ← 0000 ← 0007 0000 ←←← 14 HUE 0000~0063 0000 ← 0034 ← 0034 0000 ←←← 15 BY GAIN 0000~0063 0043 ← 0000 ← 0043 0000 ←←← 16 TWN COL 0000~0015 0006 ← 0002 ← 0002 ←←←← 17 TWN TNT 0000~0063 0034 ← 0000 ← 0034 ←←←← 18 B OF MR 0000~0015 0008 ←←←←←←←← 19 B OF MB 0000~0015 0008 ←←←←←←←← 20 B OF SR 0000~0015 0008 ←←←←←←←← 21 B OF SB 0000~0015 0008 ←←←←←←←← 22 M BOFSET 0000~0007 0000 ←←←←←←←← 23 M ROFSET 0000~0007 0000 ←←←←←←←←

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

S01 COLOUR 0000~0255 0120 0120 0138

S02 HUE -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S03 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S04 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S05 BRIGHT 0000~0255 0055 0055 0060

S06 CONT 0000~0255 0128 0128 0128

S07 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S08 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S09 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0140 0140 0138

S10 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S11 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0006 0006 0006

S12 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

range

Setting value

PAL SECAM NTSC

(No.YA169)1-25

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

S13 R GAIN 0000~0255 0249 0249 0249

S14 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S15 G GAIN 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

S16 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0001 0001 0001

S17 B GAIN 0000~0255 0254 0254 0254

S18 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S19 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0128 0128 0128

S20 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S21 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0128 0128 0128

S22 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S23 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0128 0128 0128

S24 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

S25 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S26 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S27 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S28 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S29 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S30 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0000 0000 0000

S31 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0002 0002 0002

S32 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0019 0019 0018

S33 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

S34 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

S35 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S36 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0000 0000 0000

S37 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0220 0220 0220

S38 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0050 0050 0050

S39 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0060 0060 0060

S40 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

S41 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

S42 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

S43 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0009 0009 0009

S44 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

S45 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0002 0002 0002

S46 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0015 0015 0015

S47 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0015 0015 0015

S48 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0015 0015 0015

S49 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S50 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0002 0002 0002

S51 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S52 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0076 0076 0076

S53 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S54 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0006 0006 0006

S55 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S56 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0094 0094 0094

S57 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

1-26 (No.YA169)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

S58 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

S59 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

S60 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

S61 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

S62 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0127 0016 0016 0016

S63 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

S64 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0127 0000 0000 0000

S65 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0002 0002 0002

S66 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

S67 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0002 0002 0003

S68 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

S69 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0019 0019 0019

S70 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

S71 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

S72 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

S73 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

S74 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0000 0000 0000

S75 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0000 0000 0000

S76 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0128 0000 0000 0000

S77 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0128 0000 0000 0000

S78 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

S79 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

S80 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

S81 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

S82 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

S83 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

S84 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0216 0216 0216

S85 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0127 0127 0127

S86 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0127 0127 0127

S87 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0003 0003 0003

S88 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

S89 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

S90 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0127 0000 0000 0000

S91 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0007 0007 0007

S92 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0031 0031 0031

S93 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0007 0007 0007

S94 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0031 0031 0031

S95 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0060 0060 0050

S96 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0003 0003 0006

S97 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0040 0040 0040

S98 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0000 0000 0000

S99 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0000 0000 0000

(No.YA169)1-27

4.6.1.2 AUDIO SYSTEM

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

A01 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0001

A02 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0001

A03 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0001

A04 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000

A05 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0009 0003

A06 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0004

A07 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0006

A08 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0003

A09 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0006

A10 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0004

A11 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0063

A12 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0063

A13 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000

A14 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000

A15 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000

A16 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000

A17 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000

Setting value

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

Setting value

PDA01 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000

PDA02 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0031

PDA03 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0085

PDA04 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0004

PDA05 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001

PDA06 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000

PDA07 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0150

PDA08 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0150

PDA09 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0002

PDA10 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0060

PDA11 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000

PDA12 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0127 0000

4.6.2 [3.AUDIO] (MULTISOUND SYSTEM) (*All fixed)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

Setting value

1 ERROR LIMIT 0000~0FF0 0100

2 A2 ID THR 0000~00FF 0019

3 Q-PEAK - -

4 SOUND LEVEL F00F~FFFF FFFF

1-28 (No.YA169)

4.6.3 [4.DD/CM]

NOTE:

• For reference, initial setting values (except OSD-G/B/R) in the following conditions are written here.

• Input signal : PAL/SECAM/NTSC

• Picture mode : Standard

•Zoom : Full

• Multi screen : Single screen

• Colour temp. : Normal

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

DDT01 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

DDT02 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0192 0192 0192

DDT03 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

DDT04 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

DDT05 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0000

DDT06 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

DDT07 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

DDT08 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0255 0255 0255

DDT09 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

DDT10 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

DDT11 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

DDT12 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0090 0090 0090

DDT13 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

DDT14 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

DDT15 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

DDT16 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0021 0021 0021

DDT17 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

DDT18 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

DDT19 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0001 0001 0001

DDT20 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

DDT21 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

DDT22 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

DDT23 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0015 0000 0000 0000

DDT24 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

DDT25 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

DDT26 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

DDT27 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

DDT28 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0250 0250 0250

DDT29 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

DDT30 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

DDT31 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0005 0005 0005

DDT32 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0170 0170 0170

DDT33 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0000 0000 0000

DDT34 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0032 0032 0032

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

CMT01 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

CMT02 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0090 0090 0090

range

Setting value

PAL SECAM NTSC

(No.YA169)1-29

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

CMT03 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0030 0030 0020

CMT04 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0030 0030 0030

CMT05 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0059 0059 0060

CMT06 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0005 0005 -002

CMT07 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0002 0002 0010

CMT08 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

CMT09 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0003

CMT10 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

CMT11 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0160 0160 0160

CMT12 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0020 0020 0020

CMT13 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0020 0020 0020

CMT14 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0000 0000 0059

CMT15 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0006 0006 -003

CMT16 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0005 0005 0005

CMT17 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

CMT18 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0005 0005 0000

CMT19 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

CMT20 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0196 0196 0196

CMT21 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0030 0030 0030

CMT22 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0050 0050 0055

CMT23 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0061 0061 0000

CMT24 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 -003 -003 0003

CMT25 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0022 0022 0012

CMT26 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0006 0006 0005

CMT27 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0020 0020 0012

CMT28 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

CMT29 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0070 0070 0070

CMT30 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0035 0035 0035

CMT31 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0040 0040 0040

CMT32 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0063 0000 0000 0000

CMT33 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0005 0005 0002

CMT34 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0016 0016 0015

CMT35 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 -004

CMT36 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0016 0016 0020

CMT37 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0064 0064 0064

CMT38 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0066 0066 0068

CMT39 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0078 0078 0078

CMT40 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0000 0000 0000

CMT41 (NO DISPLAY) -128~0127 0005 0005 0004

CMT42 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

CMT43 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0080 0080 0080

CMT44 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

CMT45 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0080 0080 0080

CMT46 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

CMT47 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0255 0080 0080 0080

1-30 (No.YA169)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

CMT48 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

CMT49 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

CMT50 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0021 0021 0021

CMT51 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0031 0021 0021 0021

CMT52 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

CMT53 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

CMT54 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

CMT55 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

CMT56 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

CMT57 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

4.6.4 [7.VNR] (*All fixed)

NOTE:

• For reference, initial setting values in the following conditions are written here.

• Input signal : PAL/SECAM/NTSC

• Picture mode : Standard

•Zoom : Full

• Multi screen : Single screen

• Colour temp. : Normal

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

1 MYLV 0000~000F 000E 000E 000E

2 ONMVF 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

3 MYCOR 0000~001F 0003 0003 0003

4 MYGA 0000~0003 0002 0002 0002

5 YEGON 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

6 YEGL 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

7 YLTL 0000~007F 0009 0009 0009

8 MCLV 0000~000F 0008 0008 0008

9 MCGA 0000~0003 0002 0002 0002

10 MCCOR 0000~001F 0003 0003 0003

11 CLTL 0000~007F 0009 0009 0009

12 YNGA 0000~0003 0003 0003 0003

13 COR_OF 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

14 LPF_OF 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

15 YCTL 0000~000F 0004 0004 0004

16 YNCL 0000~000F 000E 000E 000E

17 YNCON 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

(No.YA169)1-31

4.6.5 [8.IP] (*All fixed)

NOTE:

• For reference, initial setting values in the following conditions are written here.

• Input signal : PAL/SECAM/NTSC

• Picture mode : Standard

•Zoom : Full

• Multi screen : Single screen

• Colour temp. : Normal

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

PPA001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0040 0040 0040

PPA002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPA003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0053 0053 005A

PPA004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPA005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPA006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPA007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0053 0053 005A

PPA008 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0031 0031 0023

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

PPB001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB008 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB009 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB010 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB011 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB012 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB013 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB014 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB015 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB016 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB017 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB018 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB019 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB020 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB021 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB022 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB023 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB024 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB025 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB026 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB027 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB028 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

1-32 (No.YA169)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

PPB029 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB030 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB031 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB032 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB033 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB034 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0000 0000 0000

PPB035 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPB036 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

PPC001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

PPC002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 000E 000E 000E

PPC003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

PPC004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

PPC005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 007C 007C 007C

PPC006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

PPC007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

ADS001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00D7 00D7 00D7

ADS002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000F 0000F 0000F

ADS003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

ADS004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0005 0005 0005

ADS005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0016 0016 0016

ADS006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0028 0028 0028

ADS007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0096 0096 0096

ADS008 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0020 0020 0020

ADS009 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 000FF 000FF 000FF

ADS010 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 000FF 000FF 000FF

ADS011 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 000FF 000FF 000FF

ADS012 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~007F 004A 004A 004A

ADS013 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~007F 0051 0051 0051

ADS014 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~007F 0042 0042 0042

ADS015 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS016 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS017 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

ADS018 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS019 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

ADS020 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

ADS021 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS022 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

ADS023 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

ADS024 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS025 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

(No.YA169)1-33

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

ADS026 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS027 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS028 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS029 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

ADS030 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~001F 0003 0003 0003

ADS031 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS032 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

ADS033 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

ADS034 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0032 0032 0032

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPA001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0022 0022 0022

IPA003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0022 0022 0022

IPA004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0000 0000 0022

IPA005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPA006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPA007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000F 000F 000F

IPA008 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0008 0008 0008

IPA009 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000B 000B 0005

IPA010 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0019 0019 0019

IPA011 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0015 0015 0015

IPA012 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0022 0022 0022

IPA013 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

IPA014 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

IPA015 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000F 000F 000F

IPA016 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0003 0003 0003

IPA017 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA018 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000D 000D 000D

IPA019 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA020 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA021 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0030 0030 0030

IPA022 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

IPA023 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000A 000A 000A

IPA024 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA025 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA026 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0030 0030 0030

IPA027 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

IPA028 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000A 000A 000A

IPA029 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0000 0000 0000

IPA030 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA031 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPA032 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0000 0000 0000

IPA033 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA034 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0000 0000 0000

1-34 (No.YA169)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPA035 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA036 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000D 000D 000D

IPA037 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000D 000D 000D

IPA038 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0010 0010 0010

IPA039 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

IPA040 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0001 0001 0001

IPA041 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000F 000F 000F

IPA042 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0005 0005 0005

IPA043 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0008 0008 0008

IPA044 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0020 0020 0020

IPA045 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0020 0020 0020

IPA046 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0020 0020 0020

IPA047 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0002 0002 0002

IPA048 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0002 0002 0002

IPA049 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0007 0007 0007

IPA050 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0008 0008 0008

IPA051 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA052 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0008 0008 0008

IPA053 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA054 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA055 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0015 0015 0015

IPA056 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPA057 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000A 000A 000A

IPA058 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA059 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA060 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0015 0015 0015

IPA061 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPA062 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 000A 000A 000A

IPA063 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 003F 003F 003F

IPA064 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0006 0006 0006

IPA065 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0001 0001 0001

IPA066 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0008 0008 0008

IPA067 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPA068 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~003F 0027 0027 0027

IPA069 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPA070 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPA071 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0005 0005 0005

IPA072 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00DB 00DB 00DB

IPA073 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA074 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA075 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0018 0018 0018

IPA076 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA077 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA078 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA079 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

(No.YA169)1-35

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPA080 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA081 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA082 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA083 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA084 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA085 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA086 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA087 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA088 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA089 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA090 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA091 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA092 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPA093 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000F 000F 000F

IPA094 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00FF 00FF 00FF

IPA095 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA096 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPA097 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000F 000F 000F

IPA098 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00FF 00FF 00FF

IPA099 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA100 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPA101 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA102 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPA103 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA104 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPA105 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA106 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPA107 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA108 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0080 0080 0080

IPA109 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA110 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0040 0040 0040

IPA111 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0005 0005 0005

IPA112 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0040 0040 0040

IPA113 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPA114 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00C0 00C0 00C0

IPA115 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0002 0002 0002

IPA116 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00EF 00EF 00EF

IPA117 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA118 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA119 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPA120 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

1-36 (No.YA169)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPB001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0001 0001 0001

IPB002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0001 0001 0003

IPB003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00EC 00EC 00ED

IPB007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0002 0002 0002

IPB008 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB009 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB010 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB011 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB012 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB013 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB014 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB015 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB016 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB017 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB018 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB019 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB020 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB021 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB022 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB023 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB024 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB025 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB026 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB027 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000F 000F 000F

IPB028 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB029 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB030 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB031 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB032 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB033 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB034 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB035 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB036 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB037 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPB038 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPB039 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB040 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB041 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB042 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB043 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB044 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB045 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0001 0001 0001

(No.YA169)1-37

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPB046 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 008B 008B 008B

IPB047 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB048 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB049 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB050 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 000F 000F 000F

IPB051 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0006 0006 0006

IPB052 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB053 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB054 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB055 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB056 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB057 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB058 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB059 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPB060 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPB061 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPB062 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPB063 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB064 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB065 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB066 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 00C8 00C8 00C8

IPB067 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0006 0006 0006

IPB068 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0040 0040 0040

IPB069 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0001 0001 0001

IPB070 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB071 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0001 0001 0001

IPB072 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB073 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0050 0050 0050

IPB074 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0080 0080 0080

IPB075 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0080 0080 0080

IPB076 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPB077 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB078 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPB079 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB080 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000F 000F 000F

IPB081 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB082 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPB083 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPB084 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPB085 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPB086 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPB087 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 000B 000B 000B

IPB088 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

1-38 (No.YA169)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPC001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0002 0002 0002

IPC002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00EA 00EA 00EA

IPC003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPC006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPC007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0005 0005 0005

IPC008 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00DB 00DB 00DB

IPC009 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0007 0007 0006

IPC010 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00B9 00B9 0071

IPC011 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0004 0004 0004

IPC012 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00CE 00CE 00CE

IPC013 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPC014 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC015 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPC016 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 001F 001F 0003

IPC017 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC018 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~007F 0000 0000 0000

IPC019 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC020 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~007F 0001 0001 0001

IPC021 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPC022 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00FE 00FE 00FE

IPC023 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPC024 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 005C 005C 0040

IPC025 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC026 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~007F 0020 0020 0020

IPC027 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC028 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~007F 0000 0000 0000

IPC029 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPC030 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC031 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC032 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC033 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC034 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC035 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC036 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC037 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC038 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC039 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC040 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC041 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC042 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC043 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPC044 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

(No.YA169)1-39

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPD001 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0040 0040 0040

IPD002 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD003 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD004 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPD005 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD006 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0006 0006 0006

IPD007 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0018 0018 0018

IPD008 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD009 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0001 0001 0001

IPD010 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0062 0062 0062

IPD011 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0005 0005 0005

IPD012 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 002B 002B 002B

IPD013 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPD014 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPD015 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0002 0002 0002

IPD016 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0002 0002 0002

IPD017 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0002 0002 0002

IPD018 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0002 0002 0002

IPD019 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0002 0002 0002

IPD020 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0002 0002 0002

IPD021 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0070 0070 0070

IPD022 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0080 0080 0080

IPD023 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0080 0080 0080

IPD024 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0070 0070 0070

IPD025 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0060 0060 0060

IPD026 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0050 0050 0050

IPD027 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0040 0040 0040

IPD028 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPD029 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPD030 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD031 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD032 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD033 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD034 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD035 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0003 0000 0000 0000

IPD036 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0000 0000 0000

IPD037 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD038 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD039 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD040 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD041 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD042 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD043 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD044 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD045 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

1-40 (No.YA169)

Item No.

Item

name

Variable

range

PAL SECAM NTSC

Setting value

IPD046 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0000 0000 0000

IPD047 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD048 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0000 0000 0000

IPD049 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 0090 0090 0090

IPD050 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0000 0000 0000

IPD051 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 001D 001D 001D

IPD052 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~0007 0002 0002 0002

IPD053 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00E6 00E6 00E6

IPD054 (NO DISPLAY) 0000/0001 0001 0001 0001

IPD055 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0001 0001 0001

IPD056 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 000E 000E 000E

IPD057 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~000F 0004 0004 0004

IPD058 (NO DISPLAY) 0000~00FF 00C0 00C0 00C0

(No.YA169)1-41

4.7 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE

4.7.1 CHECK ITEM

Item

VCO (AFT) check

Measuring

instrument

Remote control unit

Signal generator

IF SERVICE MENU

1. VCO

2. ATT

Test point Adjustment part Description

[1.IF]

1.VCO(CW)

(1) Receive a PAL colour bar signal. (2) Select "1. IF" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Select "1. VCO." (4) Make sure that an arrow of "MAIN" is in the position

between "ABOVE REF." and "BELOW REF."on the screen

(5) Make sure that an arrow of "SUB" is in the position

between "ABOVE REF." and "BELOW REF."on the screen.

1-2 : SELECT

VCO( CW)

TOO HIGH ABOVE REF JUST REF BELOW REF TOO LOW

MAIN SUB

4.7.2 VIDEO CIRCUIT

Item

SUB BRIGHTNESS

Remote control unit

Signal generator

0% black part

i : EXIT

Measuring

instrument

216.00MHz

Fig.3

The arrow position mean AFT voltage level.

Test point Adjustment part Description

[2.V/C]

9. BRIGHT (Bright)

(1) Receive a PAL black and white pattern signal

(including 0% black signal). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Adjust < 9. BRIGHT > (Bright) to set the 0% black

part to be the brightest. (4) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value.

Set the 0% black part

to be brightest.

Black and white pattern signal Black and white pattern signal

<NG>

Fig.4

1-42 (No.YA169)

<OK>

Item

SUB CONTRAST

Measuring

instrument

Remote control unit

Signal generator

Test point Adjustment part Description

[2. V/C]

10. CONT (Contrast)

(1) Receive a PAL black and white pattern signal

(colour off). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Adjust < 10. CONT > (Contrast) to set the white part

to be white. (4) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value.

Black and white pattern signal Black and white pattern signal

PAL/SECAM/ NTSC SUB COLOUR

B/W

(Except red)

COLOUR

B/W

(Except red)

COLOUR

White part

<NG>

White part to be white.

<OK>

Fig.5

Remote control unit

[2.V/C]

13. COLOUR (Colour)

Signal generator

Set the red colour of the colour bar to be the deepest.

WYC GMR B

Fig.6

Set the red colour of the colour bar to be the deepest.

WYC GMRBBL

Fig.7

- PAL COLOUR -

(1) Receive a PAL colour bar signal (full field colour

bar). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Adjust < 13. COLOUR > (Colour) to set the red

colour of the colour bar signal to be the reddest.

(See Fig.6)If noise is not completely deleted, adjust

< 13. COLOUR > so that the red colour has the

minimum noise.

NOTE:

If you select an adjustment item < 13. COLOUR >, then the screen turns to an adjustment screen

shown in Fig.6. (4) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value. (5) Press the [INFORMATION] key twice to the normal

screen.

- SECAM COLOUR -

(1) Receive a SECAM colour bar signal (half colour

bar). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Make similar adjustment of SECAM COLOUR in the

same way as for "PAL COLOUR". (See Fig.7)

- NTSC COLOUR -

(1) Input a NTSC 3.58 composite colour bar signal (full

field colour bar 75% white). (2) Select "2. V/C” from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Make similar adjustment of NTSC COLOUR in the

same way as for "PAL COLOUR". (See Fig.6) (4) Input a NTSC 4.43 composite colour bar signal (full

field colour bar 75% white), and then check the red

colour of the colour bar signal and confirm that there

is no noise or the minimum noise.

(No.YA169)1-43

Item

SUB-SCREEN BRIGHTNESS

Black and white

pattern signal

Measuring

instrument

Remote control unit

Signal generator

0% black part

Black and white

pattern signal

Test point Adjustment part Description

[2. V/C]

11. TWN BRG (Sub-screen bright)

(1) Receive a PAL black and white pattern signal

(including 0% black signal). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Adjust < 11. TWN BRG > (Sub-screen bright) to set

the 0% black part in the sub (right) screen to be the

brightest.

NOTE:

Set the 0% black part

to be brightest.

If you select an adjustment item < 11.TWN BRG >, then the screen automatically turns to twin pictures mode.

Black and white

pattern signal

Black and white

pattern signal

(4) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value.

SUB-SCREEN A-D OFFSET

Black and white pattern signal

<NG>

Remote control unit

Signal generator

Minimize the red and blue noises in the upper half of the sub (right) screen.

Fig.8

Black and white pattern signal

Fig.9

<OK>

[2. V/C]

7. TWN HI R (Sub-screen high light red)

8. TWN HI B (Sub-screen high light blue)

(1) Receive a PAL black and white pattern signal

(including 0% black signal). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Adjust < 7.TWN HI R >(Sub-screen high light red) to

minimize the red noise in the upper half of the sub

(right) screen. (See Fig.9)

NOTE:

If you select an adjustment item < 7. TWN HI R >, then the screen automatically turns to twin

pictures mode. (4) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value. (5) Adjust < 8.TWN HI B >(Sub-screen high light blue)

to minimize the blue noise in the upper half of the sub (right) screen. (See Fig.9)

(6) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value.

SUB-SCREEN CONTRAST

Remote control unit

Signal generator

White part

Black and white

pattern signal

<NG>

Black and white

pattern signal

Black and white

pattern signal

Fig.10

1-44 (No.YA169)

[2. V/C]

12. TWN CNT (Sub-screen contrast)

White part

to be white.

Black and white

pattern signal

<OK>

(1) Receive a PAL black and white pattern signal

(colour off). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Adjust < 12. TWN CNT > (Sub-screen contrast) to

set the white part in the sub (right) screen to be

white.

NOTE:

If you select an adjustment item < 12.TWN CNT >, then the screen automatically turns to twin pictures mode.

(4) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value.

Item

PAL/SECAM/ NTSC

Measuring

instrument

Remote control unit

Test point Adjustment part Description

SUB-SCREEN COLOUR

WYC GMR B WY CGMRB

Signal generator

Set the red colour of the colour bar to be the deepest.

Fig.11

Set the red colour of the colour bar to be the deepest.

[2. V/C]

16. TWN COL (Sub-screen colour)

B/W

(Except red)

COLOUR

- SUB-SCREEN PAL COLOUR -

(1) Receive a PAL colour bar signal (full field colour

bar). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Adjust < 16. TWN COL > (Sub-screen colour) to set

the red colour of the colour bar signal in the sub

screen to be the reddest. (See Fig.11)

If noise is not completely deleted, adjust < 16. TWN

COL > so that the red colour has the minimum

noise.

NOTE:

If you select an adjustment item < 16.TWN COL >, then the screen automatically turns to twin pictures

mode. (4) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value. (5) Press the [INFORMATION] key twice to the normal

screen.

- SUB-SCREEN SECAM COLOUR -

(1) Receive a SECAM colour bar signal (half colour

bar). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Make similar adjustment of SECAM COLOUR in the

same way as for "SUB-SCREEN PAL COLOUR".

(See Fig.12)

WY CGM RB WY CG MR B

Fig.12

WHITE BALANCE

Remote control unit

(HIGH LIGHT)

Signal generator

B/W

(Except red)

COLOUR

[2. V/C] S13: R GAIN S15: G GAIN S17: B GAIN

- SUB-SCREEN NTSC COLOUR -

(1) Input a NTSC 3.58 composite colour bar signal (full

field colour bar 75% white). (2) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (3) Make similar adjustment of NTSC COLOUR in the

same way as for "SUB-SCREEN PAL COLOUR".

(See Fig.11) (4) Input a NTSC 4.43 composite colour bar signal (full

field colour bar 75% white), and then check the red

colour of the colour bar signal and confirm that there

is no noise or the minimum noise.

(1) Receive a PAL 75% all-white signal. (2) Set colour temperature to "NORMAL." (3) Select "2. V/C" from the SERVICE MENU. (4) Fix one of < S13 > (R GAIN), < S15 > (G GAIN), or

< S17 >(B GAIN). Then, lower the other two that are

not fixed so that the all-white screen is equally white

throughout.

NOTE:

Set one or more of < S13 >, < S15 >, and < S17 > to 255.

(5) Check that white balance is properly tracked from

low light to high light.

If the white balance tracking is deviated, adjust to

correct it. (6) Press the [OK] key to memorize the set value.

(No.YA169)1-45

SECTION 5

TROUBLESHOOTING

This service manual does not describe TROUBLESHOOTING.

1-46 (No.YA169)

(No.YA169)1-47

Victor Company of Japan, Limited AV & MULTIMEDIA COMPANY VIDEO DISPLAY CATEGORY 12, 3-chome, Moriya-cho, kanagawa-ku, Yokohama, kanagawa-prefecture, 221-8528, Japan

(No.YA169)

Printed in Japan

WPC

ENGLISH

LT-26C31BC

WIDE LCD PANEL TV INSTRUCTIONS

LCT1628-003A

Thank you for buying this JVC LCD flat television. To make sure you understand how to use your new TV, please read this manual thoroughly before you begin. (“LCD” stands for Liquid Crystal Display.)

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR

MOISTURE.

WARNING

Always use the power cord which is supplied with the TV.

WARNING

• Fingers may be trapped under the TV causing injuries. Hold the TV at the bottom in the middle, and do not allow it to tilt up or down.

• The TV may fall causing injuries. Hold the bottom of the stand with your hand and tilt the TV up and down.

• Do not allow children to hang from the TV, place their elbows on the TV or lean against the TV. Doing so may cause the TV to fall over and lead to injuries.

ENGLISH

CAUTION

Do not press hard on the speaker area at the bottom front panel of the TV. Doing so can cause a dent to occur on the metal grid.

Metal grid

Point defects

LCDs use collections of fine pixels to display images. While there is no problem with more than 99.99% of these pixels, please understand that a very small number of pixels may not light or may light all the time.

Distance recommendations

Avoid improper installation and never position the unit where good ventilation is impossible. When installing this TV, distance recommendations must be maintained between the set and the wall, as well as inside a tightly enclosed area or piece of furniture.

150 mm

200 mm 200 mm

150 mm

50 mm

Keep to the minimum distance guidelines shown for safe operation.

Failure to take the following precautions may cause damage to the television or remote control.

DO NOT block the TV’s ventilation openings or holes.

(If the ventilation openings or holes are blocked by a newspaper or cloth, etc., the heat may not be able to get out.)

DO NOT place anything on top of the TV.

(such as cosmetics or medicines, flower vases, potted plants, cups, etc.)

DO NOT allow objects or liquid into the cabinet openings.

(If water or liquid is allowed to enter this equipment, fire or electric shock may be caused.)

DO NOT place any naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, on the TV. DO NOT subject the TV to direct sunlight.

The surface of the TV screen is easily damaged. Be very careful with it when handling the TV. Should the TV screen become soiled, wipe it with a soft dry cloth. Never rub it forcefully. Never use any cleaner or detergent on it.

If there is a fault, unplug the unit and call a service technician. Do not attempt to repair it yourself or remove the rear cover.

 Cleaning the screen

The screen is coated with a special thin film to reduce reflection. If this film is damaged, uneven colors, discoloration, scratches, and other problems that can not be repaired may occur. Pay attention to the following when handling the screen.

• Do not use glue or adhesive tape on the screen.

• Do not write on the screen.

• Do not allow the screen to come in contact with any hard objects.

• Do not allow condensation to form on the screen.

• Do not use alcohol, thinner, benzene or other solvents on the screen.

• Do not rub the screen hard.

CAUTION:

• Operate only from the power source specified (AC 110 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz) on the unit.

• Avoid damaging the AC plug and power cord.

D.I.S.T. demonstration

To start the D.I.S.T. demonstration: Press the a button to display the MENU (main menu). Then press the yellow button. A picture split in two (D.I.S.T. turned on and D.I.S.T. turned off) will appear on the screen.

To quit the D.I.S.T. demonstration: Press the yellow button, b button, P p buttons or any of the number buttons.

• When you are not using this unit for a long period of time, it is recommended that you disconnect the power cord from the main outlet.

CONTENTS

Setting up your TV..................................4

Installation..........................................................4

Using the stand ..................................................4

Putting the batteries into the Remote control.....5

Remove the terminal covers ..............................5

Connecting the aerial and VCR .........................6

Connecting the power cord to the AC outlet ......6

Initial settings .........................................7

T-V LINK FUNCTIONS ......................................8

TV buttons and functions ......................9

Turn the TV on from standby mode ...................9

Choose a TV channel ........................................9

Watch images from external devices .................9

Adjust the volume ..............................................9

Using the headphone.........................................9

Using the Menu..................................................9

Remote control buttons and

functions............................................10

Turn the TV on or off from standby mode ........10

Choose a TV channel ......................................10

Adjust the volume ............................................11

Watch images from external devices ...............11

ZOOM function.................................................12

3D SOUND function .........................................12

Displaying the current time ..............................13

Return to TV channel instantly.........................13

Using the FREEZE function .............................13

Using the PIP function .....................................13

Using the MULTI-PICTURE function ...............14

Operating a JVC brand VCR or DVD player ....14

Teletext function...................................15

Basic operation ................................................15

Using the List Mode .........................................15

Hold..................................................................15

Sub-page .........................................................16

Reveal..............................................................16

Size ..................................................................16

Index ................................................................16

Cancel..............................................................16

Using the TV’s menu............................17

Basic operation ................................................17

PICTURE SETTING ...............................18

PICTURE MODE .............................................18

Picture Adjustment...........................................18

COLOUR TEMP...............................................18

PICTURE FEATURES ...........................19

DIGITAL VNR ..................................................19

Super DigiPure.................................................19

COLOUR SYSTEM..........................................20

MOVIE THEATRE............................................20

4:3 AUTO ASPECT..........................................20

COLOUR MANAGEMENT ...............................20

PIP ...................................................................20

SOUND SETTING ................................. 21

STEREO / I • II ................................................ 21

Sound Adjustment........................................... 21

SPEAKER ....................................................... 21

BBE ................................................................. 21

3D SOUND...................................................... 21

A.H.B. (Active Hyper Bass) ............................. 21

HEADPHONE ................................................. 22

EXT SETTING .......................................23

S-IN (S-VIDEO input) ...................................... 23

ID LIST ............................................................ 23

DUBBING........................................................ 23

FEATURES............................................ 25

SLEEP TIMER ................................................ 25

BLUE BACK .................................................... 25

CHILD LOCK................................................... 25

DECODER (EXT-2)......................................... 26

INSTALL................................................ 27

LANGUAGE .................................................... 27

AUTO PROGRAM........................................... 27

EDIT/MANUAL ................................................ 28

Additional menu operations ............... 31

Downloading the data to VCR......................... 31

Changing the COUNTRY setting .................... 31

Using the DECODER (EXT-2) function ........... 32

Additional preparation......................... 33

Connecting the external devices ..................... 33

CH/CC numbers ...................................35

Troubleshooting................................... 36

Specifications....................................... 38

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Setting up your TV

• When you install the TV on the wall, only use a JVC wall mounting unit (optional) which is designed for this TV.

• Ensure that the TV is installed on the wall by a skilled installer.

Installation

Cautions for installation

• Install the TV in a corner on a wall or on the floor so as to keep cords out of the way.

• The TV will generate a slight amount of heat during operation. Ensure that sufficient space is available around the TV to allow satisfactory cooling. See “Distance recommendations” on page 2.

A protective sheet is affixed to the TV panel frame.

Using the stand

This TV comes with a Table Top Stand already attached.

This stand can be used to adjust the direction of the TV screen 5° up, 10° down, and 20° to the left or right.

 Tilt the TV up and down:

While holding the bottom of the stand with one hand, use your other hand to hold the middle of the top of the TV and slowly tilt the TV up and down.

• As a safety measure, the stand is constructed so that it requires a certain amount of force to tilt the TV.

 Rotate the TV to the left and right:

While holding the bottom of the stand with one hand, use your other hand to hold the edge of the panel and slowly adjust the direction of the TV screen.

 Cable holder

A cable holder which is used to keep the connection cables tidy is attached to the back of the stand. Gently squeeze the left and right of the cable holder and pull it to remove it from the stand. After putting the cables in the cable holder, attach it to the back of the stand again.

cable holder

Setting up your TV

Putting the batteries into the Remote control

Use two AA/R6 dry cell batteries. Insert the batteries from the - end, making sure the + and - polarities are correct.

• Follow the warnings printed on the batteries.

• Battery life is about six months to one year, depending on your frequency of use.

• The batteries we supply are only for setting up and testing your TV, please replace them as soon as necessary.

• If the remote control does not work properly, replace the batteries.

Remove the terminal covers

There are connection terminals behind the covers on the left and right of the rear of the TV. Remove these two covers before connecting an antenna or VCR.

The covers can be removed by removing the hook at the bottom and then pulling out while lifting slightly. To replace the covers, first connect the hook at the top of the cover to the TV and then insert the hook at the bottom.

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• Leave the covers off if they do not fit properly. Do not force to replace the covers. Doing so may cause damages of the connection cables and the covers.

• Leave these covers off when mounting the TV on a wall.

Setting up your TV

Connecting the aerial and VCR

• The connecting cables are not provided.

• For further details, refer to the manuals provided with the devices to be connected.

 If connecting a VCR, follow A → B → C.  If not connecting a VCR, follow 1.

To operate T-V LINK functions, a T-V LINK compatible VCR must be connected to the EXT-2 terminal on the TV. For details about T-V LINK functions, see “T-V LINK FUNCTIONS” on page 8.

• A video can be viewed from the VCR without performing C. For details, refer to your VCR instruction manual.

• To connect additional external devices, please see “Connecting the external devices” on page 33.

• To connect additional audio equipments, see “Connecting Speakers/Amplifier” on page 34.

• When a decoder is connected to a T-V LINK compatible VCR, set the DECODER (EXT-2) function to ON. For details, see “Using the DECODER (EXT-2) function” on page 32. Otherwise, you will not be able to view scrambled channels.

without terminal covers

EXT-3

EXT-2 (S )

EXT-1

AUDIO OUT

Aerial

EXT-4

Connecting the power cord to the AC outlet

Insert the AC plug on the power cord from the TV into AC outlet. The power lamp will light and the TV will enter standby mode.

Caution

• Operate only from the power source specified (AC 110 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz) on the unit.

• Remove the AC plug from the outlet to completely disconnect the TV from the power supply.

21-pin

SCART

Cable

VCR

AV IN/OUT

Terminal

75-ohm Coaxial

Cable

To Aerial

Input

To Aerial

Output

75-ohm Coaxial Cable

Initial settings

When the TV is first turned on, it enters the initial setting mode, and the JVC logo is displayed. Follow the instructions on the on-screen display to make the initial settings.

VCR/TV/DVD Switch

Yellow button

Blue button

1 Make sure to set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the

TV position.

• You cannot turn the TV on when the VCR/TV/DVD switch is set to the VCR or DVD position.

2 Press the # button on the remote control

The TV turns on from standby mode and the JVC logo is displayed.

• Check that the AC plug on the power cord from the TV is connected to AC outlet.

Remote control sensor

3Press the a button

The LANGUAGE menu appears.

LANGUAGE

BACK

TV OK

D0002(E)-EN

4Press the 5 and 6 buttons to choose

ENGLISH. Then press the a button

English is set for the on-screen display description. The COUNTRY menu appears as a sub-menu of the AUTO PROGRAM function. There are two COUNTRY menus. Pressing the yellow button changes the COUNTRY menu as follows:

D0003-EN

TV OK

BACK

START

TV OK

START MORE

5Press the 5 and 6 buttons to select a

country. If you are located in China, please select DEUTSCHLAND.

Although CHINA is not in the COUNTRY menu, selecting DEUTSCHLAND and performing AUTO PROGRAM will correctly register the Chinese programmes.

6 Press the blue button to start the AUTO

PROGRAM function

The AUTO PROGRAM menu appears and received TV channels are automatically registered in the Programme numbers (PR).

• To cancel the AUTO PROGRAM function:

Press the b button.

AUTO PROGRAM

20%

BACK

TV OK

D0004-EN

CH 10

EDIT

TV OK

PR ID AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

BACK

MOVE

CH / CC

BBC1

ID INSERT DELETE MANUAL

ENGLISH

• The JVC logo does not appear when your TV has been turned on once. In this case, use the “LANGUAGE” and “AUTO PROGRAM” functions to make the initial settings. For details, see “INSTALL” on page 27.

Power lamp

After the TV channels have been registered in the Programme numbers (PR), the EDIT menu appears

• You can proceed to edit the Programme numbers (PR) using the EDIT/MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 28.

• If you do not need to use the EDIT/MANUAL function, go to the next step.

Initial settings

7 Press the a button to display the T-V LINK

T-V LINK

DOWNLOAD TV VCR

BACK

TV OK

EXIT

D0005-EN

8 If you do not have a T-V LINK compatible VCR

connected:

Press the b button to exit the T-V LINK menu. The T-V LINK menu disappears.

If you have a T-V LINK compatible VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal:

Follow the operating procedure “Downloading the data to VCR” on page 31 to transmit the Programme number (PR) data.

Now, the initial settings are complete, and you can watch the TV

• When your TV can detect the TV channel name from the TV channel broadcast signal, it automatically registers the TV channel name (ID) to the Programme number (PR) in which the TV channel has been registered.

• If a TV channel you want to view is not set to a Programme number (PR), manually set it using the MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 28.

• The TV channel is not registered in Programme number PR 0 (AV). When you want to register a TV channel to PR 0 (AV), manually set it using the MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 28.

T-V LINK FUNCTIONS

When a T-V LINK compatible VCR is connected to the EXT-2 Terminal on the TV, it is easier to set up the VCR and to view videos. T-V LINK uses the following features:

To use T-V LINK functions:

A T-V LINK compatible VCR is necessary. The VCR must be connected to the EXT-2 terminal on the TV by a fully wired SCART cable.

A “T-V LINK compatible VCR” means a JVC VCR with the T-V LINK logo or a VCR with one of the following logos. However, these VCRs may support some or all of the features described below. For details, refer to your VCR instruction manual.

“Q-LINK” (a trademark of Panasonic Corporation) “Data Logic” (a trademark of Metz Corporation) “Easy Link” (a trademark of Phillips Corporation) “Megalogic” (a trademark of Grundig Corporation) “SMARTLINK” (a trademark of Sony Corporation)

 Pre-set Download

Download the registered data on the TV channels from the TV to the VCR. The Preset Download function automatically begins when the initial setting is complete or whenever the AUTO PROGRAM or EDIT/MANUAL operations are performed.

• This function can be operated via VCR operation.

When “FEATURE NOT AVAILABLE” is displayed:

If “FEATURE NOT AVAILABLE” is displayed, the download was not performed correctly. Before trying to download again, ensure the following:

• The VCR power is turned on.

• The VCR is T-V LINK compatible.

• The VCR is connected to the EXT-2 terminal.

• The SCART cable is fully wired.

 Direct Rec

“What You See Is What You Record” You can record to VCR the images that you are currently viewing on TV by a simple operation. For details, read the manual for your VCR. Operate via the VCR. “VCR IS RECORDING” is displayed.

In the following conditions, the VCR will stop recording if the TV is turned off, if the TV channel or input is switched, or if the menu is displayed on the TV:

• When recording images from an external device connected to the TV.

• When recording a TV channel after it has been unscrambled on a decoder.

• When recording a TV channel by using the TV’s output because that TV channel cannot be properly received on the VCR’s tuner.

• When the VCR is not ready (for example, when there is no tape inserted), “NO RECORDING” is displayed.

• Operation via the TV is not possible.

• Generally, the VCR cannot record a TV channel that cannot be received properly by the VCR’s tuner, even though you can view that TV channel on the TV. However, some VCRs can record a TV channel by using the TV’s output if that channel can be viewed on the TV, even though the TV channel cannot be received properly by the VCR’s tuner. For details, refer to your VCR instruction manual.

 TV Auto Power On/VCR Image View

When the VCR starts playing, the TV automatically turns on and the images from EXT-2 terminal are displayed on the screen. When the VCR menu is operated, the TV automatically turns on and the images from EXT-2 terminal are displayed on the screen.

• Check that the AC plug on the power cord from the TV is connected to AC outlet.

TV buttons and functions

Turn the TV on from standby mode

Press the A button or P p buttons to turn the TV on from standby mode

When the TV is turned on, the power lamp dims slightly.

• Check that the AC plug on the power cord from the TV is connected to correctly AC outlet.

Choose a TV channel

Press the P p buttons to choose a programme number (PR) or an EXT terminal

Watch images from external devices

Press the TV/AV button to choose an EXT terminal

TV mode EXT modes

Last

Programme

number

EXT-1 EXT-2

EXT-4

EXT-3

Adjust the volume

Press the q buttons

The volume level indicator appears.

ENGLISH

Refer to the pages in parentheses for details.

1 Remote control sensor 2 Power lamp (page 7) 3 MENU/OK button (pages 9, 17) 4 TV/AV button (page 9) 5 r (Volume) q buttons (page 9) 6 P p buttons (page 9) 7 A (Stand by) button (page 9) 8 Headphone jack (mini jack) (page 33)

Using the headphone

• The headphone volume is adjusted with the “HEADPHONE” menu (see page 22).

Using the Menu

Use the MENU/OK button.

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 17) for details of using the menu.

Remote control buttons and functions

1 Muting button 2 Number buttons 3 Information button 4 c button 5 3 sound button 6 b button 7 5 buttons 8 g (Text) button 9 p p buttons 0 VCR/DVD/Teletext control buttons

- p buttons = Standby button ~ VCR/TV/DVD switch ! R button @ Colour buttons # a button $ D button % 6 buttons ^ f button & r q buttons * X button ( g button

Turn the TV on or off from standby mode

1 Make sure to set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the

TV position.

• You cannot turn the TV on or off when the VCR/TV/ DVD switch is set to the VCR or DVD position.

2Press the # (Standby) button to turn the TV on

or off.

When the TV is turned on, the power lamp dims slightly.

• The power can be turned on by pressing the b button, p p buttons or Number buttons.

• Check that the AC plug on the power cord from the TV is connected to AC outlet.

Choose a TV channel

 Use the number buttons:

Enter the programme number (PR) of the channel using the number buttons.

Example:

•PR 6 → press 6

• PR 12 → press 1 and 2

 Use the p p buttons:

Press the p p buttons to choose the programme number (PR) you want.

Remote control buttons and functions

 Use the PR LIST:

1 Press the h (Information) button to display the

PR LIST

Pressing the h (Information) button changes the display as follows:

PR LIST

PR ID

AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

TV OK

D0011-EN

BBC1

+10-10

12 : 00

No indication

2 Press the 5 and 6 buttons to choose a

Programme number (PR). Then press the a button

• For Programme numbers (PR) with the CHILD

LOCK function set, the n (CHILD LOCK) mark is displayed next to the Programme number (PR) in the PR LIST.

• You cannot use the 6 buttons to choose a

Programme number (PR) with the CHILD LOCK function set.

• Even if you try to choose a Programme number (PR)

with the CHILD LOCK function set, the n (CHILD LOCK) mark will appear, and you cannot watch the TV channel. To watch the TV channel, see “CHILD LOCK” on page 25.

Adjust the volume

Press the r q buttons to adjust the volume.

The Volume indicator appears and the volume changes as you press the r q buttons.

• The headphone volume is adjusted with the “HEADPHONE” menu (see page 22).

 Muting the sound

Press the l (muting) button to turn off the sound.

Pressing the l (muting) button again restores the previous volume level.

 Use the PR LIST:

1Press the h (Information) button to display the

PR LIST

2Press the 5 and 6 buttons to choose an

EXT terminal. Then press the a button

• The EXT terminals are registered after the Programme number PR 99.

• You can choose a video input signal from the SVIDEO signal (Y/C signal) and regular video signal (composite signal). For details, see “S-IN (S-VIDEO input)” on page 23.

• If you do not have a clear picture or no colour appears, change the colour system manually. See “COLOUR SYSTEM” on page 20.

• This TV set has a function which can automatically change over the input according to a special signal output from an external device. (The EXT-4 terminal does not support this function.)

To return to a TV channel:

Press the b button or the Number buttons.

To use the Programme number PR 0 (AV):

When the TV and VCR are connected only by the Aerial cable, choosing the Programme number PR 0 (AV) allows you to view images from the VCR. Set the VCR RF channel to the Programme number PR 0 (AV) manually. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 28. Pressing the o button changes the choice as follows:

TV mode

Programme

PR 1 – PR 99

numbers

PR 0

• The VCR RF channel is sent as the RF signal from the VCR.

• Also refer to your VCR instruction manual.

EXT modes

EXT-1 EXT-2

EXT-4

EXT-3

ENGLISH

Watch images from external devices

 Use the o button:

Press the o button to choose an EXT terminal.

TV mode EXT modes

Programme

numbers

PR 1 – PR 99

 Use the p p buttons:

Press the p p buttons to choose an EXT terminal.

EXT-1 EXT-2

EXT-4

EXT-3

Remote control buttons and functions

ZOOM function

You can change the screen size according to the picture aspect ratio. Choose the optimum one from the following ZOOM modes.

AUTO:

When a WSS (Wide Screen Signalling) signal, which shows the aspect ratio of the picture, is included in the broadcast signal or the signal from an external device, the TV automatically changes the ZOOM mode to 16:9 ZOOM mode or FULL mode according to the WSS signal. If a WSS signal is not included, the picture is displayed in accordance with the ZOOM mode set with the 4:3 AUTO ASPECT function.

• For details of the 4:3 AUTO ASPECT function, see “4:3 AUTO ASPECT” on page 20.

• When the AUTO (WSS) mode does not function correctly due to poor WSS signal quality or when you want to change the ZOOM mode, press the c button and change to another ZOOM mode.

REGULAR:

Use to view a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio) as its original size is.

PANORAMIC:

This mode stretches the left and right sides of a normal picture (4:3 Aspect Ratio) to fill the screen, without making the picture appear unnatural.

• The top and bottom of the picture are slightly cut off.

14:9 ZOOM:

This mode zooms up the Wide Picture (14:9 Aspect Ratio) to the upper and lower limits of the screen.

 Choose the ZOOM mode

1Press the c button to display the ZOOM

ZOOM

AUTO REGULAR PANORAMIC 14:9 ZOOM 16:9 ZOOM 16:9 Z OOM SUBTITLE FULL

BACK

TV OK

D0009-EN

• The c button does not work in the twin

pictures mode.

2Press the 6 buttons to choose a ZOOM mode.

Then press the a button

The picture expands and the chosen ZOOM mode is displayed in about 5 seconds.

• The ZOOM mode may be automatically changed due to the control signal from an external device. When you want to return to the previous ZOOM mode, choose the ZOOM mode again.

 Adjusting the visible area of the picture

If subtitles or the top (or bottom) of the picture are cut off, adjust the visible area of the picture manually.

1Press the c button

The ZOOM menu appears.

2Press the a button to display the ZOOM mode

indication

Indicator is displayed.

16 : 9 ZOOM

D0010-EN

3 While it is displayed, press the 6 buttons to

adjust the visible area vertically

• You cannot adjust the visible area in REGULAR or FULL mode.

16:9 ZOOM:

This mode zooms up the Wide Picture (16:9 Aspect Ratio) to the full screen.

16:9 ZOOM SUBTITLE:

This mode zooms up the Wide Picture (16:9 Aspect Ratio) with subtitles to the full screen.

FULL:

This mode uniformly stretches the left and right sides of a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio) to fill the wide TV screen.

Use for pictures with a 16:9 aspect ratio that have been squeezed into a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio), you can restore their original dimensions.

3D SOUND function

You can enjoy sounds with a wider ambience.

Press the 3 button to turn the 3D SOUND function on or off

• The 3D SOUND function does not work properly with mono sound.

• The 3D SOUND function can be also turned on or off by using the SOUND SETTING menu. For details, see “3D SOUND” on page 21.

Remote control buttons and functions

Displaying the current time

You can display the Current Time on the screen.

Press the h (Information) button to display the current time

Pressing the h (Information) button changes the display as follows:

PR LIST

PR ID

AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

TV OK

D0011-EN

BBC1

+10-10

12 : 00

No indication

• This TV uses teletext data to set the current time. If the TV has not received a TV channel that has teletext programmes since it was turned on, the time display is blank. To view the current time, choose a TV channel that has teletext programmes.

• When watching videos, an incorrect current time is sometimes displayed.

Return to TV channel instantly

You can return to a TV channel instantly.

Press the b button

The TV returns to the TV mode and a TV channel appears.

Using the FREEZE function

You can view the current programme as a still picture.

1 Press the f button

The still picture of the current picture will appear.

current

programme

D0056

To cancel the FREEZE function:

Press the f button, the p p buttons or the number buttons.

still picture

Using the PIP function

You can view two pictures (Main-picture and sub-picture). TV programme and a video programme from an external device can be watched at the same time.

1Press the R button

Pressing the R button changes the PIP mode as follows:

Twin pictures mode

Main-

picture

Picture in picture mode

Main-

picture

Cancel the PIP function

Main-

picture

D0057

2Press the p buttons to change the sub-

picture to the picture from another EXT terminal

Listening to the sound of the sub-picture:

You can listen to the sound of the sub-picture with the headphones while listening to the sound of the mainpicture from the TV speakers. For details, see “HEADPHONE” on page 22.

• The sub-picture sound is monaural.

Changing the position of the sub-picture:

You can choose one of four positions. For details, see “PIP” on page 20.

Swapping the main-picture and sub-picture:

Press the g button. The main-picture and sub-picture will be swapped.

Subpicture

ENGLISH

• The FREEZE function does not work while a subpicture is displayed.

• The still picture cannot be output from the TV.

A B

D0051

Remote control buttons and functions

Cancelling the PIP function:

Press the R button or b button.

• If the main-picture signal is poor, the quality of the sub-picture may also be poor.

• If the pictures have different standards, the top and bottom of one of them may be missing.

• If an external device is operated, the sub-picture may disappear. If this happens, press the R button again to redisplay the sub-picture.

• You cannot view a scrambled channel in the subpicture. If the g button is pressed when viewing a scrambled channel in the main-picture using an external decoder, the channel you have been viewing in the sub-picture will appear in both the main-picture and sub-picture.

• The ZOOM function does not work in the twinpicture mode.

• Do not press the g button while you are recording the TV output on the VCR. If you do, the TV output signal will change.

• The BLUE BACK function does not work in the twin picture mode or the picture-in-picture mode.

• PIP function does not work for a picture of 1125i signal. See “EXT-4 terminal” on page 38 for more information on this type of signal.

• A picture of 625p or 525p signal cannot be displayed as the sub-picture. See “EXT-4 terminal” on page 38 for more information on these types of signals. Pay attention to the following.

- When the EXT-4 picture is a picture of 625p or

525p signal, you cannot choose EXT-4 with the p buttons.

- When the EXT-4 picture signal is changed to 625p,

525p or 1125i signal while the EXT-4 picture is displayed as the sub-picture, the PIP function is cancelled.

- The pictures cannot be swapped when a picture of

625p or 525p signal from EXT-4 is being displayed as the main picture.

• The sub-picture cannot be output from the TV.

Using the MULTI-PICTURE function

You can display multi-pictures that enable you to easily find a program you want to view.

1 Press the X button to display multi-pictures

The channels are displayed in the channel number order. The multi-pictures will appear in multi-picture mode.

12-pictures multi:

Still pictures

Moving picture

D0058-EN

3Press the a button

The multi-pictures disappear and the chosen picture appears.

Cancelling the multi-pictures:

Press the b button, the number buttons or the a button.

• Pictures from external devices cannot be displayed in the 12-pictures multi mode.

Operating a JVC brand VCR or DVD player

You can operate a JVC brand VCR or DVD player. Pressing the button having the same appearance as the original remote control button of a device makes the function work in the same way as the original remote control.

1 Set the VCR/TV/DVD Switch to the VCR or DVD

position

VCR:

When you are operating the VCR, set the switch to the VCR position. You can turn the VCR on or off with the # (Standby) button.

DVD:

When you are operating the DVD player, set the switch to the DVD position. You can turn the DVD player on or off with the # (Standby) button.

2 Press the VCR/DVD Control Button to control

your VCR or DVD player

• If your device is not made by JVC, these buttons cannot be used.

• Even if your device is made by JVC, some of these buttons or any one of the buttons may not work, depending on the device.

• You can use the p buttons to choose a TV channel. The VCR will receive or choose the chapter the DVD player plays back.

• Some DVD player models use the p buttons for both operating of Fast forward/backward functions and choosing the chapter. In this case, the 253 buttons do not work.

• Set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the TV position when you turn the TV on or off.

 To use D button

Some DVDs allow you to select the disc contents using the menu. When you playback these DVDs, you can select the subtitle language and sound-track language, etc. by using the DVD menu.

1Press D button during play back

The DVD menu appears on the screen.

•Press D button again to resume playback at the scene when you pressed the button.

2 Press the p buttons to choose the screen you

want to see

The chosen picture changes to a moving picture.

2Press 6 or 5 buttons to select the desired

item

3Press a button

The menu continues to another screen. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set additional items if any.

Teletext function

Basic operation

1 Choose a TV channel with a teletext broadcast

2 Make sure to set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the

TV position.

3 Press g (Text) button to display the teletext

Pressing g (Text) button changes the mode as follows:

TEXT

---

TEXT

---

TV mode TV and text mode

TEXT

---

TEXT

---

D1043

4 Choose a teletext page by pressing the p p

buttons, Number buttons or Colour buttons

To return to the TV mode:

Press the b button or g (Text) button.

• If you have trouble receiving teletext broadcasts, consult your local dealer or the teletext station.

• The ZOOM function will not operate in the TV and text mode or Text mode.

• No menu operations are possible when viewing a teletext programme.

• Language display depends on the country which was set on the COUNTRY menu. If characters on a Teletext programme do not appear properly, change the COUNTRY Setting to other country’s. For detail, “Changing the COUNTRY setting” on page 31.

Text mode

Using the List Mode

You can store the numbers of your favourite teletext pages in memory and call them up quickly using the colour buttons.

 To store the page numbers:

1Press B button to engage the List mode

The stored page numbers are displayed at the bottom of the screen.

2 Press a Colour button to choose a position.

Then press the Number buttons to enter the page number

3 Press and hold down A (Store) button

The four page numbers blink white to indicate that they are stored in memory.

 To call up a stored page:

1Press the B button to engage the List mode

2 Press a colour button to which a page has been

assigned

To exit the List mode:

Press the B button again.

Hold

You can hold a teletext page on the screen for as long as you want, even while several other teletext pages are being received.

ENGLISH

Press the C (Hold) button

Hold indication

To cancel the Hold function:

Press C (Hold) button again.

Teletext function

Sub-page

Some teletext pages include sub-pages that are automatically displayed.

1 Choose a teletext page that includes sub-pages

Sub-page numbers that can be viewed are automatically displayed at the top of the screen.

2 Press the 5 buttons to choose a sub-page

number

Reveal

Some teletext pages include hidden text (such as answers to a quiz). You can display the hidden text.

Each time you press the E (Reveal) button, text is hidden or revealed

Size

You can double the height of the teletext display.

Press the F (Size) button.

Index

You can return to the index page instantly.

Press G (Index) button

Returns to page 100 or a previously specified page.

Cancel

You can search for a teletext page while watching TV.

1 Press the Number button to enter a page

number, or press a Colour button

The TV searches for a teletext page.

2 Press H (Cancel) button

The TV programme appears. When the TV finds the teletext page, its page number appears in the upper left of the screen.

3 Press H (Cancel) button to return to a teletext

page when the page number is on the screen

• The TV mode cannot be resumed even by pressing the H (Cancel) button. A TV programme is temporarily displayed instead of the teletext programme.

Using the TV’s menu

This TV has a number of functions you can operate using menus. To fully utilize all your TV’s functions, you need to understand the basic menu operating techniques fully.

3Press the 6 buttons to choose a function

• For details of the functions in the menus, see the following pages.

4Press the 5 buttons to choose the setting of

that function

• If you want to operate a function which appears only with its name, follow the descriptions of that function on the following pages.

• The display appearing at the bottom of a menu shows you a button on the remote control that you can use when you operate a chosen function.

5Press the a button to complete the setting

The menu disappears.

• When watching the television with the NTSC system, the menus are displayed at about half of their normal vertical size.

• The menu will be disappear if you press the p p buttons while the menu is displayed.

Operation with the buttons on the TV

You can also operate the menus using the buttons on the front panel of the TV.

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Basic operation

1 Press the a button to display the MENU (main

menu)

PICTURE SETTING

PICTURE FEATURES

SOUND SETTING

EXT SETTING

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•Press the a button twice while watching the

MULTI-PICTURE mode.

• The display appearing at the bottom of a menu indicates buttons on the remote control you can use when you operate a chosen function.

(Information) button

2 Press the 5 and 6 buttons to choose a

menu title, and press the a button

The menu appears.

To return to the previous menu:

Press the h (information) button.

To exit a menu instantly:

Press the b button.

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a button

MENU/OK button

TV/AV button

6 buttons

5 buttons

The menu will disappear if no operation is performed for approximately one minute.

PICTURE SETTING

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 17) for details of displaying the menu.

PICTURE SETTING

PICTURE MODE BRIGHT-1 CONTRAST BRIGHT-2 SHARP COLOUR HUE COLOUR TEMP.

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PICTURE MODE

You can choose one of three PICTURE MODEs to adjust the picture settings automatically.

BRIGHT:

Heightens contrast and sharpness.

STANDARD:

Standardizes picture adjustment.

SOFT:

Softens contrast and sharpness.

Picture Adjustment

You can change the picture settings of each PICTURE MODE mode as you like.

BRIGHT-1:

You can adjust the back light.

2 :darker 3 : brighter

CONTRAST:

You can adjust the picture contrast.

2 :lower 3 : higher

BRIGHT-2:

You can adjust the picture brightness.

2 :darker 3 : brighter

SHARP:

You can adjust the picture sharpness.

2 :softer 3 :sharper

COLOUR:

You can adjust the picture colour.

2 : lighter 3 : deeper

HUE:

You can adjust the picture tint.

2 :reddish 3 :greenish

COLOUR TEMP.

You can select one of three COLOUR TEMP. modes (three tones of white) to adjust the white balance of the picture. Since white is the colour which is used as a reference for all the other colours, changing the COLOUR TEMP. mode affects the appearance of all the other colours on the screen.

COOL:

A bluish white. Using this mode when watching bright pictures allows you to enjoy a more vivid and bright picture.

NORMAL:

The normal white colour.

WARM:

A reddish white. Using this mode when watching films allows you to enjoy colours that are characteristic of films.

• You can change the HUE setting (picture hue) when the colour system is NTSC 3.58, NTSC 4.43 or a signal from the EXT-4 terminal. However, operation is not possible when the PIP function main picture is set to EXT-4.

To return to the default settings in each PICTURE MODE:

Press the blue button.

• This returns the picture settings in the PICTURE MODE mode you have chosen to the default settings, and stores them in the PICTURE MODE mode.

PICTURE FEATURES

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 17) for details of displaying the menu.

PICTURE FEATURES

DIGITAL VNR Super DigiPure COLOUR SYSTEM MOVIE THEATRE 4:3 AUTO ASPECT COLOUR MANAGEMENT PIP

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DIGITAL VNR

The DIGITAL VNR function cuts down the amount of noise in the original picture. You can choose from the three DIGITAL VNR function settings of AUTO, MIN and MAX.

AUTO:

The TV will automatically adjust the level of the DIGITAL VNR effect to match the amount of noise in the picture, giving you the best possible picture.

• If you set the DIGITAL VNR effect too high it can make the picture less sharp. It is recommended to use the AUTO setting if you can.

• AUTO cannot be chosen when you are watching the EXT-4 picture.

MIN:

The level of the DIGITAL VNR effect is set to the minimum. If you set the DIGITAL VNR function to AUTO but feel that the sharpness of the original picture has not been reproduced fully, change the setting from AUTO to MIN.

• The MIN setting is not suitable for low-quality pictures which contain a lot of noise.

MAX:

The level of the DIGITAL VNR effect is set to the maximum. If you set the DIGITAL VNR function to AUTO but still notice some noise, change the setting from AUTO to MAX.

• The MAX setting is not suitable for high-quality pictures which contain very little noise.

• When a picture of 625p, 525p, or 1125i signal is being displayed, the AUTO setting cannot be chosen with the DIGITAL VNR function.

• See “EXT-4 terminal” on page 38 for more information on these types of signals.

Super DigiPure

The Super DigiPure function uses the latest in digital technology to give you a natural-looking picture. The Super DigiPure function includes the following two functions.

DigiPure function:

This function helps to create a natural-looking picture by eliminating unnecessary edges from high-contrast and crisp images. For images with low-contrast, edges are added to produce a sharper, more detailed picture. You can choose from the three DigiPure function settings of AUTO, MIN and MAX.

• If you set the DigiPure effect too high on a low-quality picture that contains a lot of noise, this may actually make the noise worse. We recommend you use the AUTO setting if you can.

Picture motion compensation function:

This function displays fast-moving pictures (for example, the players or ball in a football game) more smoothly and naturally on the screen.

• The effect level of the picture motion compensation function cannot be changed. The effect level is the same no matter which of the AUTO, MIN or MAX settings is used.

1 Choose Super DigiPure

2Press the 5 buttons to choose a setting.

Then press the a button

AUTO:

The TV will automatically adjust the level of the DigiPure effect to match the amount of noise in the picture, giving the best possible picture.

• AUTO cannot be chosen when you are watching the EXT-4 picture.

MIN:

The level of DigiPure effect is set to the minimum. When you set the Super DigiPure function to AUTO and notice some noise, change the setting from AUTO to MIN.

• The MIN setting is not suitable for high-quality pictures which contain very little noise.

MAX:

The level of DigiPure effect is set to the maximum. If you set the Super DigiPure function to AUTO but feel that the original picture quality has not been reproduced fully, change the setting from AUTO to MAX.

• The MAX setting is not suitable for low-quality pictures which contain a lot of noise.

OFF:

The Super DigiPure function is turned off.

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PICTURE FEATURES

COLOUR SYSTEM

The colour system is chosen automatically. However, if the picture is not clear or no colour appears, choose the colour system manually.

1 Choose COLOUR SYSTEM. Then press the a

button

The sub-menu of the COLOUR SYSTEM function appears.

COLOUR SYSTEM

MAIN SUB

AUTO

PAL

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2 Press the 5 buttons to choose MAIN or SUB

MAIN:

You can change the colour system of the main-picture.

SUB:

You can change the colour system of the sub-picture.

• Choose MAIN when a sub-picture is not displayed.

3 Press the 6 buttons to choose the

appropriate colour system. Then press the a button

PAL:

PAL system

SECAM:

SECAM system

NTSC 3.58:

NTSC 3.58 MHz system

NTSC 4.43:

NTSC 4.43 MHz system

AUTO:

This function detects a colour system from the input signal. You can only use this when you are viewing a picture from programme number PR 0 (AV), or an EXT terminal.

• The AUTO function may not function properly if you have poor signal quality. If the picture is abnormal in the AUTO function, choose another colour system manually.

• When in the Programme numbers PR 0 (AV) to PR 99, you cannot choose NTSC 3.58 or NTSC 4.43.

4:3 AUTO ASPECT

You can choose one of three ZOOM modes, REGULAR, PANORAMIC or 14:9 ZOOM, as the ZOOM mode for the normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio).

1 Choose 4:3 AUTO ASPECT then press the a

button

4:3 AUTO ASPECT

PANORAMIC REGULAR 14:9 ZOOM

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2Press the 6 buttons to choose a ZOOM mode.

Then press the a button

COLOUR MANAGEMENT

This TV supports the COLOUR MANAGEMENT function to ensure dull colours are compensated to produce natural hues. The COLOUR MANAGEMENT function is on by default.

ON:

COLOUR MANAGEMENT function is turned on.

OFF:

COLOUR MANAGEMENT function is turned off.

• Set this function to ON under normal conditions.

PIP

You can choose one of four positions for the sub-picture.

1Press the 6 buttons to choose PIP. Then

press the a button

The PIP menu appears.

PIP

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2Press the 5 buttons to choose the position.

Then press the a button

MOVIE THEATRE

The MOVIE THEATRE function displays a cinema film picture more smoothly and naturally on the screen.

AUTO:

The television automatically recognizes the type of signal and turns the function on and off.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

• The motion may appear unnatural when viewing images with the NTSC colour system. When the MOVIE THEATRE function is set to AUTO or ON, the motion may appear unnatural when viewing images with the NTSC colour system.

• You cannot select this function in the twin pictures mode or the picture in picture mode.

SOUND SETTING

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 17) for details of displaying the menu.

SOUND SETTING

STEREO/ BASS TREBLE BALANCE SPEAKER BBE 3D SOUND A.H.B. HEADPHONE

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STEREO / I • II

When you are viewing a bilingual broadcast programme, you can choose the sound from Bilingual I (Sub I) or Bilingual II (Sub II). When the stereo broadcasting is received poorly, you can change from stereo to mono sound so that you can hear the broadcast more clearly and easily.

s: Stereo sound

v : mono sound

t : Bilingual I (sub I)

u : Bilingual II (sub II)

• The sound mode you can choose differs depending on the TV programme.

• This function does not work in the EXT modes. And this function does not appear in the SOUND SETTING menu.

Sound Adjustment

You can adjust the sound to your liking.

BASS:

You can adjust the low tone of the sound.

2 : weaker 3 : strong

TREBLE:

You can adjust the high tone of the sound.

2 : weaker 3 : strong

BALANCE:

You can adjust the volume balance between the left and right speaker.

2 : turn the left speaker’s volume level up. 3 : turn the right speaker’s volume level up.

SPEAKER

You can turn off the sound from the TV speakers; but you should only do this if an audio system is connected to the TV as a substitute for the TV speakers.

ON:

The TV speakers issue sound.

OFF:

The TV speakers does not issue sound.

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BBE

You can use the BBE function to enjoy easy-to-listen sound that is faithful to the original sound recorded.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

• Licensed by BBE Sound, Inc. BBE is a registered trademark of BBE Sound, Inc.

3D SOUND

You can enjoy Surround sound with a “live” effect by using the 3D SOUND function.

ON:

3D SOUND function is turned on.

OFF:

3D SOUND function is turned off.

A.H.B. (Active Hyper Bass)

Used when you want to emphasize the bass sound.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

SOUND SETTING

HEADPHONE

You need to use the HEADPHONE menu to adjust the volume of the headphones. The HEADPHONE menu can also be used to set whether or not sound comes from the TV speakers when the headphones are being used and to perform the settings for the sound coming from the headphones.

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose HEADPHONE.

Then press the a button

The sub-menu of the HEADPHONE function appears.

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2 Press the 6 buttons to choose a function.

Then press the 5 buttons to change the setting

VOLUME:

You can change the volume of the headphones.

TV SPEAKER:

You can turn the TV’s speakers on or off.

ON:

The sound comes from the TV’s speakers when using the headphones.

OFF:

The sound does not come from the TV’s speakers when using the headphones.

OUTPUT:

You can choose the sound output to the headphones.

MAIN:

You can listen to the sound of the main-picture with your headphones.

SUB:

You can listen to the sound of the sub-picture with your headphones.

• When the sub-picture is a television programme, the sound becomes monaural.

3 Press the a button

Hint:

When a sub-picture is displayed, the sound of the subpicture can be listened to with the headphones while listening to the sound of the main-picture with the TV speakers. To do this, set TV SPEAKER to ON and OUTPUT to SUB.

• Headphones do not work with sound adjusted for BASS and TREBLE, BBE effect sound, A.H.B. effect sound, and 3D SOUND effect sound.

EXT SETTING

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 17) for details of displaying the menu.

EXT SETTING

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EXT-1

EXT-3

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ID LIST S-IN

S-IN (S-VIDEO input)

When connecting a device (such as S-VHS VCR) which enables an S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal) to be output, you can enjoy high-quality picture of the S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal).

Preparation:

• At first, read the Device Instruction Manual and “Additional preparation” on page 33 to connect the device to the TV properly. Second, follow the Device Instruction Manual to set the device so that an S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal) can be output to the TV.

• Do not set S-IN (S-VIDEO input) to the EXT terminal connected to a device which cannot output an S-VIDEO (Y/C signal). If it is set wrongly, a picture cannot appear.

1 Choose an EXT terminal

2 Press the yellow button and set the S-IN (S-

VIDEO input). Then press the a button

An S-IN (S-VIDEO input) mark is displayed. You can view an S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal) instead of the regular video signal (composite signal).

To cancel the S-IN (S-VIDEO input) setting:

Press the yellow button and turn off S-IN (S-VIDEO input) mark. The regular video signal (composite signal) pictures are resumed.

• The EXT-1 terminal does not support S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal) and you cannot set S-IN (SVIDEO input) in the EXT-1 terminal.

• Setting S-IN (S-VIDEO input) changes the head character from “E” to “S”. For example, “E2” is changed to “S2”.

• Even a device which enables the S-VIDEO signal (Y/ C signal) to be output may output a regular video signal (composite signal) depending on the device setting. If a picture cannot appear because S-IN (SVIDEO input) setting has been made, read the device Instruction Manual carefully again to check for the device settings.

ID LIST

You can have a name corresponding to the devices connected for each EXT terminal. Giving a name to an EXT terminal makes the EXT terminal number appear on the screen, together with the name.

1 Choose an EXT terminal

2 Press the blue button to display the name list

(ID LIST)

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EXT-1

EXT-3

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ID LIST

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3Press the 6 buttons to choose a name. Then

press the a button

The ID LIST disappears and the name is assigned to the EXT terminal.

• You cannot assign an EXT terminal name not found in the name list (ID LIST).

To erase a name assigned to the EXT terminal:

Choose a blank space.

4Press the a button to complete the setting

DUBBING

You can choose a signal source to be output from an EXT-2 terminal. You can choose any one of the output signal of the device connected to the EXT terminal and the picture and sound from a TV channel you are currently viewing to output it to the EXT-2 terminal.

1Press the 5 buttons to choose the arrow

from the menu

EXT SETTING

EXT-1

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EXT-4

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2 Press the 6 buttons to choose an EXT

terminal or TV. Then press the a button

The arrow in the menu represents a signal flow. The left side of the arrow denotes a signal source output from the EXT-2 terminal.

EXT-1/EXT-3:

The output signal of the device connected to an EXT terminal passes through the TV and is output from the EXT-2 terminal.

TV:

The picture and sound of the TV channel you are currently viewing are output from the EXT-2 terminal.

• During dubbing, you cannot turn off the TV. Turning off the TV also turns off the output from the EXT-2 terminal.

• When you choose an EXT terminal as an output, you can view a TV programme or a picture from the other EXT terminal while dubbing the picture from a device connected to the EXT terminal onto a VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal.

• The RGB signals from the TV games cannot be output. Teletext programmes cannot be output.

FEATURES

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 17) for details of displaying the menu.

FEATURES

SLEEP TIMER BLUE BACK CHILD LOCK DECODER(EXT-2)

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SLEEP TIMER

You can set the TV to automatically turn off after a specified period of time.

1 Choose SLEEP TIMER, then press the a

button

A Sub-menu of the SLEEP TIMER function appears.

SLEEP TIMER

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2 Press the 5 buttons to set the period of time.

Then press the a button

You can set the period of time a maximum of 120 minutes (2 hours) in 10 minute increments.

• One minute before the SLEEP TIMER function turns off the TV, “GOOD NIGHT!” appears.

• The SLEEP TIMER function cannot be used to turn off the TV’s main power.

• When the SLEEP TIMER function is on, you can display the Sub-menu of the SLEEP TIMER function again to confirm and/or change the remaining period of time of the SLEEP TIMER function. Press the a button to exit the menu after confirming and / or changing the remaining time.

To cancel the SLEEP TIMER function:

Press the 2 button to set a period of time to “OFF”.

BLUE BACK

You can set the TV to automatically change to a blue screen and mute the sound if the signal is weak or absent, or when there is no input from an external device.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

CHILD LOCK

When there is a TV channel you wish your children not to watch, you can use the CHILD LOCK function to lock out the TV channel. Even when a child chooses a Programme number (PR) in which a locked TV channel has been registered, the screen will change to blue and displays n (CHILD LOCK) so the TV channel cannot be viewed. Unless you enter a pre-set ID number by a special operation, the lock cannot be released and the child cannot view the TV channel programmes.

 To set the CHILD LOCK function

1 Choose CHILD LOCK, then press the o

button

“SET ID NO.” (ID number setting screen) appears.

SET ID NO.

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2 Set the ID number to your liking

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a number. 2 Press the 5 buttons to move the cursor.

3Press the a button

The Sub-menu of CHILD LOCK appears.

CHILD LOCK

PR ID

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4Press the 6 buttons to choose a TV channel

Every time you press the 6 buttons, the Programme number (PR) changes, and the picture of the TV channel registered in the Programme number (PR) is displayed on the screen.

5 Press the blue button and set the CHILD LOCK

function. Then press the a button

n (CHILD LOCK) appears and the TV channel is locked.

To reset the CHILD LOCK function:

Press the blue button again. n (CHILD LOCK) disappears.

To disable easy resetting of the CHILD LOCK function, the menu disappears by choosing the CHILD LOCK function and pressing the a button as in the ordinary menu operation.

 To view a locked TV channel

1 Choose a Programme number (PR) in which a

TV channel locked with the Number buttons or PR LIST

The screen changes to blue and the n (CHILD LOCK) appears. You cannot view the TV channel.

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2Press the h (Information) button to display “ID

NO.” (ID NO. input screen)

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3 Press the Number buttons to enter the ID

number

The lock is temporarily released so you can view the TV channel.

If you have forgotten the ID number:

Perform step 1 of “To set the CHILD LOCK function”. After confirming the ID number, press the b button to exit the menu.

• Even if you reset the lock temporarily, it does not mean that the CHILD LOCK function set for the TV channel is cancelled. The next time anyone attempts to view the TV channel, it will be locked again.

• When you would like to cancel the CHILD LOCK function, you must perform the operation “To set the CHILD LOCK function” again.

• To disable easy choosing of a Programme number (PR) in which a locked TV channel has been registered, the Programme number (PR) has been set that it cannot be chosen by the 6 buttons or the operation buttons at the TV.

• To disable easy resetting of the lock, “ID NO.” (ID NO. input screen) is set so that it cannot appear unless you press the h (Information) button.

DECODER (EXT-2)

Only when connecting a Decoder with a T-V LINK compatible VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal, you can use this function. To operate this function, see “Using the DECODER (EXT-2) function” on page 32.

Caution

• If you have not connected a Decoder with a T-V LINK compatible VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal, setting this function to “ON” by mistake causes the picture/sound of a TV channel you are currently viewing not to be issued.

INSTALL

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 17) for details of displaying the menu.

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LANGUAGE

You can choose the language you want to use for the onscreen display from the language list in a menu.

1 Choose LANGUAGE, then press the a button

A sub-menu of the LANGUAGE function appears.

LANGUAGE

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2 Press the 5 and 6 buttons to choose a

language. Then press the a button

AUTO PROGRAM

You can automatically register the TV channels which can be received well at your residence in the TV’s Programme numbers (PR) by performing the following.

1 Choose AUTO PROGRAM. Then press the a

button

The COUNTRY menu appears as a sub-menu of the AUTO PROGRAM function. There are two COUNTRY menus. Pressing the yellow button changes the COUNTRY menu as follows:

• You can proceed to edit the Programme numbers (PR) using the EDIT/MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 28.

• If you do not need to use the EDIT/MANUAL function, go to the next step.

4Press the a button to display the T-V LINK

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5 If you do not have a T-V LINK compatible VCR

connected:

Press the b button to exit the T-V LINK menu.

If you have a T-V LINK compatible VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal:

Follow the operating procedure “Downloading the data to VCR” on page 31 to transmit the Programme number (PR) data.

• If a TV channel you want to view is not set to a Programme number (PR), manually set it using the MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/ MANUAL” on page 28.

• The TV channel is not registered in Programme number PR 0 (AV). When you want to register a TV channel to PR 0 (AV) manually set it using the MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/ MANUAL” on page 28.

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2 Press the 5 and 6 buttons to choose the

country where you are now located

3 Press the blue button to start the AUTO

PROGRAM function

The AUTO PROGRAM menu appears and received TV channels are automatically registered in the Programme numbers (PR).

• To cancel the AUTO PROGRAM function, press the

b button.

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After the TV channels have been registered in the Programme numbers (PR), the EDIT menu appears.

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EDIT/MANUAL

The EDIT/MANUAL functions are divided into two types: editing of the current Programme numbers (PR) (EDIT functions) and manual registration of a TV channel you want to view to the Programme number (PR) (MANUAL function). The details about these functions are as follows:

Caution

• Using the MOVE, DELETE or INSERT function rewrites the current Programme numbers (PR) list. Resultingly, the Programme number (PR) of some of the TV channels will change.

• Using the MANUAL function for a TV channel for which the CHILD LOCK function has been set cancels the CHILD LOCK function for the TV channel.

• Using the MANUAL function for a TV channel for which the DECODER (EXT-2) function has been set to ON returns the setting of the DECODER (EXT-2) function for the TV channel to OFF.

• When a TV channel has already been registered in PR 99, using the INSERT function deletes the TV channel.

1 Choose EDIT/MANUAL, then press the a

button

EDIT

PR ID

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• For Programme number PR 0, “AV” appears in the Programme numbers (PR) list.

• An EXT terminal number does not appear in the Programme numbers (PR) list.

• The CH/CC number is a number unique to the TV and corresponding to the Channel number of a TV channel. For the relationship of a Channel number and a CH/CC number, see “CH/CC numbers” on page 35.

2 Follow the operation description of a function

you want to use and operate the function

MOVE:

This function changes a Programme number (PR) of a TV channel.

ID:

This function registers a Channel name (ID) to a TV channel.

INSERT:

This function adds a new TV channel in the current Programme numbers (PR) list by using the CH/CC number.

• You cannot use the INSERT function if you do not know a Channel number of a TV channel. Use the MANUAL function to register a TV channel in the Programme number (PR).

DELETE:

This function deletes an unnecessary TV channel.

MANUAL:

This function manually registers a new TV channel in a Programme number (PR).

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CH / CC

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3Press the a button to complete the settings

The T-V LINK menu appears.

T-V LINK

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4 If you do not have a T-V LINK compatible VCR

connected:

Press the b button to exit the T-V LINK menu. The T-V LINK menu disappears and all the settings are completed.

If you have a T-V LINK compatible VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal:

Follow the operating procedure “Downloading the data to VCR” on page 31 to transmit the Programme number (PR) data to the VCR.

 MOVE

1Press the 6 buttons to choose a TV channel

Every time you press the 6 buttons, the Programme number (PR) is changed over, and the picture of the TV channel registered in the Programme number (PR) appears on the screen.

2Press the 3 button to start the MOVE function

EDIT

PR ID

AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

BACK

TV OK

STORE

D0030-EN

3Press the 6 buttons to choose a new

Programme number (PR)

To cancel the MOVE function:

Press the h (Information) button.

4Press the 2 button to change the Programme

number (PR) of a TV channel to a new Programme number (PR)

BBC1

CH / CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH

CC CC

21 22 23 24 25 26

02 03

CC 01

INSTALL

 ID

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a TV channel

Every time you press the 6 buttons, the Programme number (PR) is changed over, and the picture of the TV channel registered in the Programme number (PR) appears on the screen.

2 Press the red button to start the ID function

EDIT

PR ID

AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

BACK

TV OK

D0031-EN

3 Press the 6 buttons to choose the first

character of a Channel name (ID) you want to attach to the TV channel

EDIT

PR ID

AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

BACK

TV OK

D0032-EN

4 Press the blue button to display the ID LIST

(channel name list)

EDIT

PR ID

AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

BACK

TV OK

D0033-EN

5 Press the 6 buttons to choose the Channel

name (ID)

To cancel the ID function:

Press the h (Information) button.

6 Press the a button to register a Channel name

(ID) to a TV channel

• You can register your unique Channel name (ID) to the TV channel. When step 3 is completed, do not go to step 4, but press the 5 buttons to move the cursor and the 6 buttons to choose a character for completing the Channel name (ID). Then press the a button to register the Channel name (ID) to the TV channel.

BBC1

CH / CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

CH / CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

CH / CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

21 22 23 24 25 26 01 02 03

ID LIST

21 22 23 24 25 26 01 02 03

ID LIST

MBC 21 22 23 24 25 26 01 02 03

MCM

MDR

MOVIE

MTV

MTV1

MTV2

MTV3

 INSERT

Preparation:

• A CH/CC number unique to this TV and corresponding to the Channel number of a TV channel is required. Find the corresponding CH/CC number from a table “CH/CC numbers” on page 35 based on the Channel number of the TV channel.

• When the COUNTRY setting is not FRANCE, use a two-digit CH/CC number. When the COUNTRY setting is FRANCE, use a three-digit CH/CC number.

• Only when you add a TV channel (SECAM-L system) from a French station, be sure to set COUNTRY to FRANCE. If the COUNTRY setting is not FRANCE, follow the description “Changing the COUNTRY setting” on page 31 to change the COUNTRY setting to FRANCE, then start the INSERT function.

1Press the 6 buttons to choose a Programme

number (PR) for which you will register a new TV channel

2 Press the green button and start the INSERT

function

EDIT

PR ID AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

CH / CC

D0034-EN

3Press the 6 buttons to choose “CC” or “CH”

according to the CH/CC number of the TV channel

When the COUNTRY setting is FRANCE:

Choose “CH1”, “CH2”, “CC1” or “CC2”.

To cancel the INSERT function:

Press the h (Information) button.

4 Press the Number buttons to enter the

remaining CH/CC number

The TV shifts to registration mode. When the registration is completed, the picture of the TV channel appears on the screen.

• The CH/CC number is a number indicating the broadcast frequency to the TV. If the TV cannot detect the TV channel corresponding to the broadcast frequency indicated by the CH/CC number, a picture in the no-signal state appears.

BBC1

TV OK

BACK

CH / CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC

0 9

21 22 23 24 25 26

02 03

ENGLISH

INSTALL

 DELETE

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a TV channel

Every time you press the 6 buttons, the Programme number (PR) is changed over, and the picture of the TV channel registered in the Programme number (PR) appears on the screen.

2 Press the yellow button to delete the TV

channel

The TV channel is deleted from the Programme numbers (PR) list.

 MANUAL

Preparation:

• As long as you register the TV channel (SECAM-L system) from a French station, be sure to set the COUNTRY setting to FRANCE. If the COUNTRY setting is not FRANCE, follow the description “Changing the COUNTRY setting” on page 31 to change the COUNTRY setting to FRANCE, then start the MANUAL function.

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a Programme

number (PR) to which you want to register a new TV channel

2 Press the blue button to activate the MANUAL

function

At the right side following the CH/CC number, the SYSTEM (broadcasting system) of the TV channel appears.

MANUAL

PR ID AV

BBC1

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

BACK

TV OK

SYSTEM

D0035-EN

To cancel the MANUAL function:

Press the h (Information) button.

CH / CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

21 22 23 24 25 26 01 02 03

(

B / G

SEARCH SEARCH

FINE

)

5 Press the green or red button repeatedly until

the TV channel you want appears

If the TV channel reception is poor:

Press the blue or yellow button to fine-tune the TV channel.

If you cannot hear the normal sound even when the picture of the TV channel appears normally:

The SYSTEM setting is wrong. Press the 3 button and choose a SYSTEM that has normal sound.

6Press the a button and register the TV

channel to a Programme number (PR)

The normal EDIT menu is resumed.

3 Press the 3 button to choose the SYSTEM

(broadcasting system) for a TV channel you want to register

TV channel (SECAM-L system) from a French station:

Set the SYSTEM to “L”. If it is set to one other than “L”, you cannot receive the TV channel of the SECAM-L system.

Other TV channels:

If you do not know the correct broadcasting system, set the SYSTEM to “B/G”. If “B/G” is not correct, it results in the fact that you will not hear the sound normally when the TV detects a TV channel. In this case, retry to set the SYSTEM again correctly so that no problem arises.

4 Press the green or red button to search for a TV

channel

Scanning stops when the TV finds a TV channel. Then the TV channel is displayed.

Additional menu operations

Downloading the data to VCR

You can transmit to the latest Programme numbers (PR) data to the VCR with the T-V LINK function.

Caution

• Only when the T-V LINK compatible VCR is connected to the EXT-2 terminal, this operation is enabled.

• Only when the T-V LINK menu is being displayed, this operation is enabled.

T-V LINK

DOWNLOAD TV VCR

BACK

TV OK

EXIT

D0005-EN

1 Turn on the VCR

2 Press the a button

The data transmission begins.

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



The T-V LINK menu disappears once the data transmission ends.

When the T-V LINK menu is changed over to another menu:

The menu operation at the TV side is completed and it is shifted to the menu operation at the VCR side. Refer to the VCR Instruction Manual and operate the VCR.

If “FEATURE NOT AVAILABLE” appears at the T-V LINK menu, ensure the following three items are correct; then press the a button to retry data transmission.

• Has the T-V LINK compatible VCR been connected to the EXT-2 terminal?

• Has the VCR power been turned on?

• Does the SCART cable that is connected to the EXT2 terminal to T-V LINK compatible VCR have all proper connections?

Changing the COUNTRY setting

After the AUTO PROGRAM function is completed, you can change the country you have already set by using the AUTO PROGRAM function. When registering the TV channels for French broadcast stations (SECAM-L system), perform this operation to change the country.

1 Display the INSTALL menu

When the EDIT menu is currently being displayed:

Press the h (Information) to return to the INSTALL menu.

2Press the 6 buttons to choose AUTO

PROGRAM. Then press the a button

A COUNTRY menu appears as a sub-menu of the AUTO PROGRAM function. There are two COUNTRY menus. Pressing the yellow button changes the COUNTRY as follows:

BACK

TV OK

D0003-EN

3Press the 5 and the 6 buttons to choose a

country

4Press the a button to complete the setting

The menu disappears.

To return to the INSTALL menu from the COUNTRY menu:

Press the h (Information) button instead of the a button.

BACK

START

TV OK

START MORE

ENGLISH

Additional menu operations

Using the DECODER (EXT-2) function

When connecting a Decoder with a T-V LINK compatible VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal, use the DECODER (EXT-2) function to unscramble the scrambled TV channels.

1 Turn on the Decoder power

2 Display the TV channel capable of being

unscrambled with the Decoder on the TV

Even if the Decoder is functioning, a scrambled picture appears at this time.

3 Press the a button to display the MENU

The MENU (main menu) appears.

4 Press the 6 buttons to choose FEATURES.

Then press the a button

The FEATURES menu appears.

FEATURES

SLEEP TIMER BLUE BACK CHILD LOCK DECODER(EXT-2)

BACK

TV OK

D0023-EN

5 Press the 6 buttons to choose DECODER

(EXT-2). Then press the 5 buttons to choose ON

An unscrambled picture appears.

To cancel the DECODER (EXT-2) function:

Press the 5 buttons to choose OFF.

6 Press the a button to complete the setting

The T-V LINK menu appears.

T-V LINK

DOWNLOAD TV VCR

BACK

TV OK

EXIT

D0005-EN

7 Follow the operating procedure “Downloading

the data to VCR” on page 31 to transmit the Programme number (PR) data to the VCR

8 If you have another TV channel capable of

being unscrambled with a Decoder, repeat steps 2 through 7

OFF

OFFONON

If for some reason the DECODER (EXT-2) function has been set to “ON” but the TV channel cannot be unscrambled, check the following:

• Has the Decoder been connected to the VCR properly according to the VCR and Decoder Instruction Manuals?

• Has the Decoder power been turned on?

• Can the TV channel be unscrambled with a Decoder?

• Is it necessary to change the VCR settings in order to connect the Decoder? Confirm that the VCR is set properly by rechecking the VCR Instruction Manual.

Additional preparation

Connecting the external devices

Connect the devices to the TV, paying attention to the following connection diagram.

Before connecting anything:

• Read the manuals provided with the devices. Depending on the devices, the connection method may differ from the figure. In addition, the device settings may be changed depending on the connection method to secure proper operation.

• Turn off all the devices including the TV.

• The “Specifications” on page 38 contains the details of the EXT terminals. If you are connecting a device not listed in the following connection diagram, see the table to choose the best EXT terminal.

• Note that connecting cables are not supplied.

1 VCR (composite signal) 2 VCR (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal) 3 T-V LINK compatible VCR (composite signal/S-VIDEO

signal)

4 Decoder 5 DVD player (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal) 6 DVD player (composite signal/RGB signal) 7 DVD player (component video signals; Pr/Pb/Y) 8 TV game (composite signal/RGB signal) 9 TV game (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal) 0 Headphones

- Camcorder (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal) = SCART cable ~ Audio cable ! Video cable @ S-VIDEO cable # Component cable

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EXT-3

EXT-2 (S )

EXT-1

AUDIO OUT

without terminal covers

Pr EXT-4

Additional preparation

 Devices which can output the S-VIDEO signal

(Y/C signal) such as a S-VHS VCR

Connect the device to an EXT terminal other than the EXT1 terminal. You can choose a video input signal from the S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal) and regular video signal (composite signal). For details of how to operate the device, see “S-IN (S-VIDEO input)” on page 23.

 T-V LINK compatible VCR

Be sure to connect the T-V LINK compatible VCR to the EXT-2 terminal. If not, the T-V LINK function will not work properly.

• When connecting a T-V LINK compatible VCR to the EXT-2 terminal, be sure to connect the Decoder to the VCR. If not, the T-V LINK function may not work properly. After you have registered TV channels to the Programme numbers (PR), set the DECODER (EXT-2) function for the Programme number (PR) to ON in order to unscramble a scrambled TV channel. For details of operation, see “Using the DECODER (EXT-2) function” on page 32.

 Connecting headphones

Connect the headphones with a stereo mini-jack (of 3.5 mm in diameter) to the headphone jack at side of the TV.

• The headphone volume is adjusted with the “HEADPHONE” menu (see page 22).

 Video/sound signal output from the EXT-2

terminal

You can arbitrarily change over the output of the video/ sound signal from the EXT-2 terminal. It is useful when you want to dub the video/sound from another device on the VCR connected to the EXT-2 terminal. For details on how to do this operation, see “DUBBING” on page 23.

 TV output from the EXT-1 terminal

The output of video/sound signal of a TV channel you are currently viewing is always output from the EXT-1 terminal.

• Changing over a Programme number (PR) also changes over the TV output from the EXT-1 terminal.

• The video/sound signal from an EXT terminal cannot be output.

• Teletext programmes cannot be output.

 Connecting Speakers/Amplifier

See the Audio equipment connection diagram, then connect the audio equipment you desire to the TV. You can use external front speakers to listen to the TV sound instead of the TV speakers.

Before connecting anything:

• Read the manuals provided with the amplifier and speakers.

• Turn the TV and amplifier off.

• To prevent magnetism from the speakers adversely affecting the TV screen, use magnetically-shielded speakers for the front speakers.

• Note that connecting cables are not supplied.

without terminal covers

EXT-3

EXT-2 (S )

EXT-1

AUDIO

OUT

1 Amplifier 2 External speakers (Magnetic-shielded type)

• The output from the AUDIO OUT terminal is not interrupted by headphone connection to the TV. You cannot cut the sound from the front speaker even if you connect a headphone to the TV.

• Adjust the volume of the external speakers with the amplifier.

EXT-4

CH/CC numbers

When you want to use the INSERT function on page 29, find the CH/CC number corresponding to the Channel number of the TV channel from this table.

CH Channel

CH 02 / CH 202 E2, R1

CH 03 / CH 203 E3, ITALY A

CH 04 / CH 204 E4, ITALY B, R2

CH 05 / CH 205 E5, ITALY D, R6

CH 06 / CH 206 E6, ITALY E, R7

CH 07 / CH 207 E7, ITALY F, R8

CH 08 / CH 208 E8, R9

CH 09 / CH 209 E9, ITALY G

CH 10 / CH 210 E10, ITALY H, R10

CH 11 / CH 211

CH 12 / CH 212

CH 21 / CH 221 E21, R21

CH 22 / CH 222 E22, R22

CH 23 / CH 223 E23, R23

CH 24 / CH 224 E24, R24

CH 25 / CH 225 E25, R25

CH 26 / CH 226 E26, R26

CH 27 / CH 227 E27, R27

CH 28 / CH 228 E28, R28

CH 29 / CH 229 E29, R29

CH 30 / CH 230 E30, R30

CH 31 / CH 231 E31, R31

CH 32 / CH 232 E32, R32

CH 33 / CH 233 E33, R33

CH 34 / CH 234 E34, R34

CH 35 / CH 235 E35, R35

CH 36 / CH 236 E36, R36

CH 37 / CH 237 E37, R37

CH 38 / CH 238 E38, R38

CH 39 / CH 239 E39, R39

E11, ITALY H+1, R11

E12, ITALY H+2, R12

CH Channel

CH 40 / CH 240 E40, R40

CH 41 / CH 241 E41, R41

CH 42 / CH 242 E42, R42

CH 43 / CH 243 E43, R43

CH 44 / CH 244 E44, R44

CH 45 / CH 245 E45, R45

CH 46 / CH 246 E46, R46

CH 47 / CH 247 E47, R47

CH 48 / CH 248 E48, R48

CH 49 / CH 249 E49, R49

CH 50 / CH 250 E50, R50

CH 51 / CH 251 E51, R51

CH 52 / CH 252 E52, R52

CH 53 / CH 253 E53, R53

CH 54 / CH 254 E54, R54

CH 55 / CH 255 E55, R55

CH 56 / CH 256 E56, R56

CH 57 / CH 257 E57, R57

CH 58 / CH 258 E58, R58

CH 59 / CH 259 E59, R59

CH 60 / CH 260 E60, R60

CH 61 / CH 261 E61, R61

CH 62 / CH 262 E62, R62

CH 63 / CH 263 E63, R63

CH 64 / CH 264 E64, R64

CH 65 / CH 265 E65, R65

CH 66 / CH 266 E66, R66

CH 67 / CH 267 E67, R67

CH 68 / CH 268 E68, R68

CH 69 / CH 269 E69, R69

CC Channel

CC 01 / CC 201 S1

CC 02 / CC 202 S2

CC 03 / CC 203 S3

CC 04 / CC 204 S4

CC 05 / CC 205 S5

CC 06 / CC 206 S6

CC 07 / CC 207 S7

CC 08 / CC 208 S8

CC 09 / CC 209 S9

CC 10 / CC 210 S10

CC 11 / CC 211 S11

CC 12 / CC 212 S12

CC 13 / CC 213 S13

CC 14 / CC 214 S14

CC 15 / CC 215 S15

CC 16 / CC 216 S16

CC 17 / CC 217 S17

CC 18 / CC 218 S18

CC 19 / CC 219 S19

CC 20 / CC 220 S20

CC 21 / CC 221 S21

CC 22 / CC 222 S22

CC 23 / CC 223 S23

CC 24 / CC 224 S24

CC 25 / CC 225 S25

CC 26 / CC 226 S26

CC 27 / CC 227 S27

CC 28 / CC 228 S28

CC 29 / CC 229 S29

CC 30 / CC 230 S30

CC Channel

CC 31 / CC 231 S 31

CC 32 / CC 232 S 32

CC 33 / CC 233 S 33

CC 34 / CC 234 S 34

CC 35 / CC 235 S 35

CC 36 / CC 236 S 36

CC 37 / CC 237 S 37

CC 38 / CC 238 S 38

CC 39 / CC 239 S 39

CC 40 / CC 240 S 40

CC 41 / CC 241 S 41

CC 75 / CC 275 X

CC 76 / CC 276 Y, R3

CC 77 / CC 277 Z, ITALY C, R4

CC 78 / CC 278 Z+1, R5

CC 79 / CC 279 Z+2

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CH Channel

CH 102 F2

CH 103 F3

CH 104 F4

CH 105 F5

CH 106 F6

CH 107 F7

CH 108 F8

CH 109 F9

CH 110 F10

CH 121 F21

CH 122 F22

CH 123 F23

CH 124 F24

CH 125 F25

CH 126 F26

CH 127 F27

CH 128 F28

CH 129 F29

CH 130 F30

CH 131 F31

CH 132 F32

CH 133 F33

CH 134 F34

CH 135 F35

CH 136 F36

CH 137 F37

CH 138 F38

CH 139 F39

CH 140 F40

CH Channel

CH 141 F41

CH 142 F42

CH 143 F43

CH 144 F44

CH 145 F45

CH 146 F46

CH 147 F47

CH 148 F48

CH 149 F49

CH 150 F50

CH 151 F51

CH 152 F52

CH 153 F53

CH 154 F54

CH 155 F55

CH 156 F56

CH 157 F57

CH 158 F58

CH 159 F59

CH 160 F60

CH 161 F61

CH 162 F62

CH 163 F63

CH 164 F64

CH 165 F65

CH 166 F66

CH 167 F67

CH 168 F68

CH 169 F69

CC Frequency (MHz)

CC 110 116 - 124

CC 111 124 - 132

CC 112 132 - 140

CC 113 140 - 148

CC 114 148 - 156

CC 115 156 - 164

CC 116 164 - 172

CC 123 220 - 228

CC 124 228 - 236

CC 125 236 - 244

CC 126 244 - 252

CC 127 252 - 260

CC 128 260 - 268

CC 129 268 - 276

CC 130 276 - 284

CC 131 284 - 292

CC 132 292 - 300

CC 133 300 - 306

CC 141 306 - 311

CC 142 311 - 319

CC 143 319 - 327

CC 144 327 - 335

CC 145 335 - 343

CC 146 343 - 351

CC 147 351 - 359

CC 148 359 - 367

CC 149 367 - 375

CC 150 375 - 383

CC 151 383 - 391

CC Frequency (MHz)

CC 152 391 - 399

CC 153 399 - 407

CC 154 407 - 415

CC 155 415 - 423

CC 156 423 - 431

CC 157 431 - 439

CC 158 439 - 447

CC 159 447 - 455

CC 160 455 - 463

CC 161 463 - 469

• When two CH/CC numbers correspond to one Channel number, choose either one according to the current COUNTRY setting. When the COUNTRY setting is other than FRANCE, choose a two-digit CH/CC number. When the COUNTRY setting is FRANCE, choose a three-digit CH/CC number.

• Find the CH/CC number (CC110 to CC161) corresponding to the TV channel (SECAM-L system) from a French cable TV station, based on the broadcast frequency of the TV channel. When you do not know the broadcast frequency, please contact the cable TV station.

• The CH/CC numbers of CH102-CH169 and CC110-CC161 correspond to the TV channels being broadcast by a SECAM-L system. The other CH/CC numbers correspond to the TV channels being broadcast by a method other than a SECAM-L system.

Troubleshooting

If a problem arises while you are using the TV, please read this “Troubleshooting” well before you request having the TV repaired. You may be able to fix it easily by yourself. For example, if the AC plug is disconnected from the AC outlet, or the TV aerial has problems, you may think there is a problem with the TV itself.

Important:

• This Troubleshooting guide only covers problems whose cause are not easy to determine. If a question arise when you are operating a function, read the page(s) corresponding to the operation of the function well, not this Troubleshooting guide.

• After you have followed the Troubleshooting description or the operating description of the functions concerned without any success, remove the AC plug from the AC outlet and request a repair of your TV. Do not attempt to repair the TV by yourself or remove the rear cover of the TV.

 If you cannot turn on the TV

• Are the AC plug on the power cord from the TV is connected to AC outlet?

• Make sure to set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the TV position. You cannot turn the TV on when the VCR/TV/ DVD switch is set to the VCR or DVD position.

 If you cannot turn off the TV

• Make sure to set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the TV position. You cannot turn the TV off when the VCR/TV/ DVD switch is set to the VCR or DVD position.

 No picture/No sound

• Have you chosen a TV channel whose reception is extremely bad? In this case, the BLUE BACK function will be activated, the entire screen becomes blue, and the sound is muted. In spite of this, if you want to view the TV channel, follow the description “BLUE BACK” on page 25 to try to change the BLUE BACK function setting to OFF.

• Have you set the SPEAKER function to OFF? Follow the description “SPEAKER” on page 21 to confirm the SPEAKER function setting to try to solve the problem.

• If the SYSTEM setting for a TV channel is incorrect, it may prevent the sound from being issued. Follow the description “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 28 to use the MANUAL function to try to change the SYSTEM setting.

 Poor picture

• If noise totally obscures the picture (snow), the aerial or aerial cable may have trouble. Check the following to try to solve the trouble:

Has the TV and aerial been connected properly? Has the aerial cable been damaged? Is the aerial pointed to the right direction? Is the aerial itself faulty?

• If the TV or aerial receives interference from the other devices, stripes or noise may appear in the picture. Move such devices as an amplifier, personal computer, or a hair drier that can cause interference away from your TV, or try changing its location. If the aerial suffers interference from a radio tower or high-voltage wire, please contact your local dealer.

• If the TV receives interference from signal reflecting from mountains or building, double-pictures (ghosting) will occur. Try to change the aerial’s direction or replace the antenna with the one with better directionality.

• Are your COLOUR SYSTEM settings for the TV channels correct? Follow the description “COLOUR SYSTEM” on page 20 to try to solve the trouble.

• Has COLOUR or BRIGHT been controlled properly? Follow the description “Picture Adjustment” on page 18 to try to adjust them properly.

• Videotaping teletext is not recommended because it may not record correctly.

• When viewing images from commercially available video software products, or videos from videotapes which have been recorded improperly, the top of the image may be distorted. This is due to the condition of the video signal, and not because of malfunction.

 Poor sound

• Have you adjusted BASS or TREBLE properly? If not, follow the description “Sound Adjustment” on page 21 to try to adjust them properly.

• When the TV channel reception is poor, it can be hard to hear the stereo or bilingual sound. In this case, follow the description “STEREO / I • II” on page 21 to hear the sound more easily by changing it to a mono sound.

 Operation disabled

• Have the batteries of the remote control become exhausted? Follow the description “Putting the batteries into the Remote control” on page 5 and replace them with new batteries to try to solve the problem.

• Have you attempted to use the remote control at the sides or rear of the TV or at a location more than seven meters apart from the TV location? Operate the remote control in the front of your TV or a location less than seven meters from your TV to try to solve the problem.

• When you are viewing a teletext programme, you cannot operate the menus. Press the b button to return the teletext programme to the ordinary TV programme to try operating the menus.

• If the TV suddenly stops responding, disconnect the power cord of the TV from the AC outlet. Connect them to the AC outlet again to turn on the TV. If the TV returns to a normal state, it is not a failure.

 Other concerns

• When the SLEEP TIMER function operates, the TV is automatically turned off. If the TV is turned off suddenly, try to press the # (Standby) button to turn on the TV once again. At this time, if the TV resumes a normal state, there is no problem.

• When a WSS signal is included in the broadcast signal or the signal from an external device, or when the TV is receiving a control signal from an external device, the ZOOM mode will change automatically. When you want to return to the previous ZOOM mode, press the c button to choose the ZOOM mode again.

• It takes a short period of time from the time an operation such as changing channels is performed until an image is displayed. This is not a malfunction. This is the time required for the image to stabilize before it can be displayed.

• The TV may emit a crackling sound due to a sudden change in temperature. It does not matter if a picture or sound does not show any abnormality. If you hear crackling sounds frequently while you are viewing the TV, other causes may be assumed. For precautionary purposes, request your service technician to inspect it.

• In the twin pictures mode the sub-picture may disappear when the external device is operated. If this happens, press the R button and display the sub-picture again.

• The headphone volume is adjusted with the “HEADPHONE” menu. It cannot be adjusted with r (volume) q buttons.

• When TV SPEAKER in the “HEADPHONE” menu is ON, even if the headphones are connected, sound is emitted from the TV speaker. When you do not want to emit sound from the TV speaker, turn the setting OFF.

• The top of the TV and the screen may become hot during use but this has no affect on the performance of the TV. Ensure that the ventilation holes are not blocked.

• When the picture is unstable, the screen may become white for a moment. This occurs when the signal which drives the liquid crystal is missing. This is not a malfunction.

• When a still image has been displayed for a long period, a faint residual image may remain on the screen for a short time after the power has been turned off or when another image is displayed. This is not a malfunction and the image will eventually disappear.

Troubleshooting

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Specifications

Item

Broadcasting systems CCIR B/G, I, D/K, L

Colour systems PAL, SECAM

Channels and frequencies • E2-E12, E21-E69, S1-S41, X, Y, Z, Z+1, Z+2, ITALY A-H, ITALY H+1, ITALY H+2, F2-F10, F21-F69, R1-R12,

Sound-multiplex systems A2 (B/G, D/K), NICAM (B/G, I, D/K, L) system

Teletext systems FLOF (Fastext), TOP, WST (World Standard System)

Power requirements 110 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Power consumption 148 W, Standby: 2.8 W

Screen size Viewable area 66 cm (measured diagonally)

Display resolution 1280 × 768 (W-XGA)

Audio output Rated Power output: 10 W + 10 W

Speakers 6.6 cm round × 2

EXT-1 terminal Euroconnector (21-pin, SCART)

EXT-2 terminal Euroconnector (21-pin, SCART)

EXT-3 terminal RCA connectors × 3

EXT-4 terminal RCA connectors × 5

AUDIO OUT terminal RCA connectors × 2

Headphone jack Stereo mini-jack (3.5 mm in diameter)

Dimensions (W × H × D) 703 mm × 560 mm × 260 mm

Weight 19.0 kg

Accessories Remote control unit × 1 (RM-C1808)

Model

• The EXT terminals also support the NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz system.

R21-R69

• French cable TV channel of broadcast frequencies 116 - 172 MHz and 220 - 469 MHz

• Video input, Audio L/R inputs and RGB inputs are available.

• TV broadcast outputs (Video and Audio L/R) are available.

• Video input, S-VIDEO (Y/C) input, Audio L/R inputs and RGB inputs are available.

• Video and Audio L/R outputs are available.

• T-V LINK functions are available.

S-VIDEO connector × 1

• Video input, S-VIDEO (Y/C) input and Audio L/R inputs are available.

• Component video (Pr, Pb, Y) inputs (625p, 525p, 1125i) and Audio L/R inputs are available.

• 525p and 625p are progressive scanning signals. Some DVD players can output these signals.

• 1125i is one of the new high-definition signals. However, 1125i broadcast is currently not available in Europe.

• Audio L/R outputs are available.

703 mm × 491 mm × 94 mm (TV only)

18.3 kg (TV only)

AA/R6 dry cell battery × 2 Cable adaptor × 2

LT-26C31BC

Design and specifications subject to change without notice.

Pictures displayed on the screen using this TV’s ZOOM functions should not be shown for any commercial or demonstration purpose in public places (cafes, hotels, etc.) without the consent of the owners of copyright of the original picture sources, as this constitutes an infringement of copyright.

“JVC” is the trademark or registered trademark of Victor Company of Japan, Limited.

0604-MK-CR-VP

PARTS LIST

CAUTION

J The parts identified by the  symbol are important for the safety . Whenever replacing these parts, be sure to use specified ones to secure the

safety.

J The parts not indicated in this Parts List and those which are filled with lines --- in the Parts No. columns will not be supplied.

J 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 supplied.

ABBREVIATIONS OF RESISTORS, CAPACITORS AND TOLERANCES

RESISTORS CAPACITORS

CR Carbon Resistor C CAP. Ceramic Capacitor

FR Fusible Resistor E CAP. Electrolytic Capacitor

PR Plate Resistor M CAP. Mylar Capacitor

VR Variable Resistor CH CAP. Chip Capacitor

HV R High Voltage Resistor HV CAP. High Voltage Capacitor

MF R Metal Film Resistor MF CAP. Metalized Film Capacitor

MG R Metal Glazed Resistor MM CAP. Metalized Mylar Capacitor

MP R Metal Plate Resistor MP CAP. Metalized Polystyrol Capacitor

OM R Metal Oxide Film Resistor PP CAP. Polypropylene Capacitor

CMF R Coating Metal Film Resistor PS CAP. Polystyrol Capacitor

UNF R Non-Flammable Resistor TF CAP. Thin Film Capacitor

CH V R Chip Variable Resistor MPP CAP. Metalized Polypropylene Capacitor

CH MG R Chip Metal Glazed Resistor TAN. CAP. Tantalum Capacitor

COMP. R Composition Resistor CH C CAP. Chip Ceramic Capacitor

LPTC R Linear Positive Temperature Coefficient Resistor BP E CAP. Bi-Polar Electrolytic Capacitor

CH AL E CAP. Chip Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor

CH AL BP CAP. Chip Aluminum Bi-Polar Capacitor

CH TAN. E CAP. Chip Tantalum Electrolytic Capacitor

CH AL BP E CAP. Chip Tantalum Bi-Polar Electrolytic Capacitor

RESISTORS

FGJ KMNRHZ P

±1% ±2% ±5% ±10% ±20% ±30%

+30%

-10%

+50%

-10%

+80%

-20%

+100%

-0%

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CONTENTS

USING P.W. BOARD & REMOTE CONTROL UNIT .................................................................................................. 3-3

EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST ................................................................................................................................. 3-4

EXPLODED VIEW ....................................................................................................................................................... 3-5

PRINTED WIRING BOARD PARTS LIST ................................................................................................................... 3-8

VIDEO P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90207-01B)(SMK-1601A) ............................................................................ 3-8

REGULATOR P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90150-06D)(SMK-9612A) ................................................................. 3-9

POWER P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90149-06F)(SMK-9602A) ........................................................................ 3-10

MSP P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90209-01B)(SMK-0A601A) ........................................................................... 3-11

RECEIVER P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90206-01B)(SMK-0J601A) ................................................................. 3-11

FRONT SENSOR P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90211-01B)(SMK-0L602A) ....................................................... 3-14

FRONT CONTROL P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90210-01B)(SMK-0L601A) .................................................... 3-15

TUNER P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90208-01B)(SMK-0R601A) ...................................................................... 3-15

MI-COM & DIST P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA10331-01E)(SMK-0Z601A) ......................................................... 3-15

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT PARTS LIST (RM-C1808-1C) ....................................................................................... 3-24

PACKING ................................................................................................................................................................... 3-25

PACKING PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................................. 3-26

USING P.W. BOARD & REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

P.W.B ASS'Y name P.W.B ASS'Y No.

VIDEO P.W.B LCA90207-01B (SMK-1601A)

REGULATOR P.W.B LCA90150-06D (SMK-9612A)

POWER P.W.B LCA90149-06F (SMK-9602A)

MSP P.W.B LCA90209-01B (SMK-0A601A)

RECEIVER P.W.B LCA90206-01B (SMK-0J601A)

FRONT SENSOR P.W.B LCA90211-01B (SMK-0L602A)

FRONT CONTROL P.W.B LCA90210-01B (SMK-0L601A)

TUNER P.W.B LCA90208-01B (SMK-0R601A)

MI-COM&DIST P.W.B LCA10331-01E (SMK-0Z601A)

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RM-C1808-1C

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EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST

 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name Description Local

101 LC11627-001B-HK JACK COVER R 102 LC11628-001B-HK JACK COVER L

 103 LC21618-001A RATING LABEL

111 LC41609-001C-0K STAND ASSY Inc.111A-111B 111A N0354 STAND COVER 111B N0355 CORD HOLDER

112 QYSPSPD5012MA SCREW M5 x 12mm(x4) 113 QYSPSPD3008N SCREW M3 x 8mm(x2)

 121 LC11626-001E-0K REAR COVER ASSY Inc.121A-121B

121A LC32367-003A OPERATION SHEET 121B LC32368-003A OPERATION SHEET

122 QYSBSFG4016M TAP SCREW M4 x 16mm(x7) 123 QYSSSF3010MA TAP SCREW M3 x 10mm(x3) 124 QYSPSPD3008M SCREW M3 x 8mm(x4)

 125 LC32366-001A-HK SERVICE COVER

126 QYSBSF3012M TAP SCREW M3 x 12mm

 130 LJ96-01100A BACKLIGHT UNIT  131 QAR0295-001 COOLING FAN  132 LC21334-002B-0K TERMINAL BASE

 133 LC32351-003B-0K CONTROL KNOB ASSY Inc.133A  133A LC21342-003B KNOB BASE

 134 QMPR640-170-JC POWER CORD 1.7m BLACK  135 LC21348-001D-HK POWER CORD HOLDER  136 LC21349-002A-HK CARD BASE  141 LC32346-003B-0K JACK BASE  142 LC32348-003A-0K TUNER PWB BASE  151 QLD0282-001 LCD PANEL UNIT Inc. P.W.BOARDS

152 LC11633-001B-0K SPEAKER BOX 153 QAS0142-001 SPEAKER SP01/SP02(x2) 154 LC21340-001B-HK DUCT COVER (x2) 155 LC21339-001A-HK DUCT BASE (x2)

 156 LC11623-004C-0K FRONT PANEL ASSY Inc.156A

156A CM48006-010-C JVC MARK

160 QUQ105-3008AH FFC WIRE 30pin 8cm 161 QUQ105-3008AH FFC WIRE 30pin 8cm

 200 LCA90206-01B RECEIVER PWB  201 LCA90150-06D REGULATOR PWB  202 LCA90210-01B FRONT CONTROL PWB  203 LCA90211-01B FRONT SENSOR PWB  204 LCA90207-01B VIDEO PWB  205 LCA90149-06F POWER PWB  206 LCA10331-01E MI-COM&DIST PWB  207 LCA90208-01B TUNER PWB  208 LCA90209-01B MSP PWB  209 INVERTER-26 INVERTER PWB  210 CONTROL-26 CONTROL PWB

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EXPLODED VIEW

101

103

102

112

113

111A

111B

111

121A

121B

200

122

126

125

124

122

123

122

123

121

FAN BRACKET

122

STICK SHEET

122

201

131

INSULATOR

132

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133

202

133A

134

203

135

136

EARTH PLATE

RECEIVER BRACKET

RIGHT FRAME

TOP FRAME

CENTRE FRAME

205

CHASSIS BASE

LEFT FRAME

BOTTOM FRAME

161

160

206

204

141

207

208

142

VIDEO PWB BRACKET

156

151

152

153

154

153

156A

155

154

155

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INVERTER PWB COVER

LCD PANEL UNIT

209

CONTROL PWB COVER

210

LCD PANEL UNIT

MAIN CHASSIS

FRONT

SOURCE IC

GATE IC

LCD GLASS

DIFFUSER SHEET

130

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PRINTED WIRING BOARD PARTS LIST



VIDEO P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90207-01B)(SMK-1601A)



Ref No. Part No. Part Name Description Local

IC801 TB1274AF IC IC802 TC90A69AF-X IC IC803 BA05FP-X IC IC1101 AN15851A-W IC IC1201 TA1370FG-X IC IC1202 SN74AHC2G08T-X IC

Q801 2SA1037AK/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q802 2SA1037AK/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q803 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q804 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q805 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q806 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q807 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q808 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q853 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q854 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q855 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q856 2SA1037AK/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q858 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q859 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q860 2SA1037AK/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q862 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q863 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q864 IMX1-XW PAIR TRANSISTOR Q1101 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1102 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1103 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1111 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1112 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1113 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1201 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1202 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q1203 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR

D1201 MA8100/M/-X Z DIODE D1202 MA8100/M/-X Z DIODE D1203 MA8100/M/-X Z DIODE D1204 MA8100/M/-X Z DIODE D1205 MA8100/M/-X Z DIODE

C801 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C802 NCF31CZ-224X C CAPACITOR 0.22uF 16V Z C803 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C804 QETN1CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 16V M C805 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C806 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C807 QETN1CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 16V M C808 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C809 NCF11CZ-475X C CAPACITOR 4.7uF 16V Z C810 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C811 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C812 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C813 QETN1CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 16V M C814 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C815 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C816 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C817 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C818 QETN1CM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 16V M C819 NDC31HJ-100X C CAPACITOR 10pF 50V J C820 NCB31AK-474X C CAPACITOR 0.47uF 10V K C821 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C822 NCB11CK-225X C CAPACITOR 2.2uF 16V K C823 NCB31HK-223X C CAPACITOR 0.022uF 50V K C824 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C826 QETN1HM-226Z E CAPACITOR 22uF 50V M C827 QETN0JM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C828 NCF31CZ-334X C CAPACITOR 0.33uF 16V Z C829 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C830 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C831 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C832 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C833 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C834 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C835 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C849 NDC31HJ-100X C CAPACITOR 10pF 50V J C850 NDC31HJ-180X C CAPACITOR 18pF 50V J C851 NDC31HJ-560X C CAPACITOR 56pF 50V J C852 NDC31HJ-560X C CAPACITOR 56pF 50V J C853 QETN1CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 16V M

Ref No. Part No. Part Name Description Local

C854 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C855 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C856 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C857 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C858 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C859 NCB31AK-474X C CAPACITOR 0.47uF 10V K C860 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C861 NDC31HJ-681X C CAPACITOR 680pF 50V J C862 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C863 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C864 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C865 NDC31HJ-560X C CAPACITOR 56pF 50V J C866 NDC31HJ-560X C CAPACITOR 56pF 50V J C867 QETN1CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 16V M C868 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C869 NDC31HJ-560X C CAPACITOR 56pF 50V J C870 NDC31HJ-560X C CAPACITOR 56pF 50V J C871 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C872 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C873 NDC31HJ-330X C CAPACITOR 33pF 50V J C874 NDC31HJ-150X C CAPACITOR 15pF 50V J C875 NDC31HJ-100X C CAPACITOR 10pF 50V J C876 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C877 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C878 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C879 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C880 QETN0JM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C881 QETN0JM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C882 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C883 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C884 QETN0JM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C885 QETN0JM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C886 QETN1CM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 16V M C887 NCF31CZ-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V Z C888 QETN0JM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C889 QETN1CM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 16V M C890 QETN1CM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 16V M C891 QETN1CM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 16V M C892 NDC31HJ-180X C CAPACITOR 18pF 50V J C893 NDC31HJ-100X C CAPACITOR 10pF 50V J C894 NDC31HJ-180X C CAPACITOR 18pF 50V J C1101 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1102 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1103 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1104 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1105 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1106 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1107 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1108 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1109 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1110 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1111 N CB21C K-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1112 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1113 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1114 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1115 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1116 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1119 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1120 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1121 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 16V M C1122 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1123 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 16V M C1124 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1201 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1202 QETN1HM-225Z E CAPACITOR 2.2uF 50V M C1203 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 16V M C1204 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C1205 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V K C1206 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1207 NCF11CZ-475X C CAPACITOR 4.7uF 16V Z C1208 QETN1EM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 25V M C1251 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1252 NCB21CK-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C1253 QETN1CM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 16V M C1254 NCB31HK-152X C CAPACITOR 1500pF 50V K C1255 NCB31HK-152X C CAPACITOR 1500pF 50V K

R801 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2k R802 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R803 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR 3.3k R804 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R805 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2k R806 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR 3.3k R807 NRSA63J-752X MG RESISTOR 7.5kΩ 1/16W J

Ω

1/16W J

Ω

1/16W J

Ω

1/16W J

Ω

1/16W J

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R808 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R809 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R816 NRSA63J-273X MG RESISTOR 27kΩ 1/16W J R817 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R818 NRSA63J-392X MG RESISTOR 3.9kΩ 1/16W J R819 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R820 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R821 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R822 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R823 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/16W J R824 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R825 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R826 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R827 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/16W J R828 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R829 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R830 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R831 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/16W J R832 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R833 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R834 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R835 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/16W J R836 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R837 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R838 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R839 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5k R840 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150k R841 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R842 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R843 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/16W J R849 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R851 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R852 NRSA63J-221X MG RESISTOR 220Ω 1/16W J R853 NRSA63J-123X MG RESISTOR 12kΩ 1/16W J R854 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR 6.8kΩ 1/16W J R855 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R856 NRSA63J-105X MG RESISTOR 1MΩ 1/16W J R859 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R860 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R861 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R862 NRSA63J-331X MG RESISTOR 330Ω 1/16W J R863 NRSA63J-821X MG RESISTOR 820Ω 1/16W J R864 NRSA63J-391X MG RESISTOR 390Ω 1/16W J R865 NRSA63J-471X MG RESISTOR 470Ω 1/16W J R866 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR 22kΩ 1/16W J R867 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR 6.8kΩ 1/16W J R868 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R869 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R870 NRSA63J-122X MG RESISTOR 1.2kΩ 1/16W J R873 NRSA63J-821X MG RESISTOR 820Ω 1/16W J R874 NRSA63J-391X MG RESISTOR 390Ω 1/16W J R875 NRSA63J-471X MG RESISTOR 470Ω 1/16W J R876 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR 22kΩ 1/16W J R877 NRSA63J-822X MG RESISTOR 8.2kΩ 1/16W J R878 NRSA63J-561X MG RESISTOR 560Ω 1/16W J R879 NRSA63J-561X MG RESISTOR 560 R880 NRSA63J-221X MG RESISTOR 220Ω 1/16W J R883 NRSA63J-471X MG RESISTOR 470 R884 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5k R885 NRSA63J-123X MG RESISTOR 12kΩ 1/16W J R886 NRSA63J-562X MG RESISTOR 5.6kΩ 1/16W J R887 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R888 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R889 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1k R890 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR 22k R893 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0 R899 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR 6.8k R1101 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2k R1102 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2k R1103 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2k R1107 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0 R1108 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1109 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0 R1111 N RSA63 J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2k R1112 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R1113 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2k R1117 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1118 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0 R1119 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1123 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100 R1124 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R1201 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100 R1202 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100 R1203 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R1204 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R1205 NRSA63J-822X MG RESISTOR 8.2k R1206 NRSA63J-331X MG RESISTOR 330

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R1207 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R1208 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R1209 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R1210 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R1211 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R1212 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R1215 NRSA63J-221X MG RESISTOR 220Ω 1/16W J R1216 NRSA63J-221X MG RESISTOR 220Ω 1/16W J R1251 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1253 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1255 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1257 NRSA63J-750X MG RESISTOR 75Ω 1/16W J R1258 NRSA63J-750X MG RESISTOR 75Ω 1/16W J R1259 NRSA63J-750X MG RESISTOR 75Ω 1/16W J R1260 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1261 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R1262 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR 22kΩ 1/16W J R1263 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR 22kΩ 1/16W J R1264 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R1265 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R1266 NRSA63J-222X MG RESISTOR 2.2kΩ 1/16W J R1267 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J

L807 NQR0413-003X FERRITE BEADS L808 NQR0413-003X FERRITE BEADS L809 NQR0413-003X FERRITE BEADS L851 NQL092K-6R8X P COIL 6.8uH K L852 NQL092K-6R8X P COIL 6.8uH K L853 NQL092K-6R8X P COIL 6.8uH K L854 NQL092M-270X P COIL 27uH M L861 NQL914K-220X COIL 22uH K L862 NQL914K-101X COIL 100uH K L863 NQL914K-101X COIL 100uH K L864 NQL914K-101X COIL 100uH K L865 NQL914K-220X COIL 22uH K L866 NQL914K-220X COIL 22uH K L867 NQL914K-220X COIL 22uH K L868 NQR0413-003X FERRITE BEADS L869 NQL092M-180X P COIL 18uH M

CN00H QGF0508C1-30W CONNECTOR FFC/FPC (1-30) CN0AH QGF0508C1-30W CONNECTOR FFC/FPC (1-30) J1201 QNN0584-001 PIN JACK EXT-4 COMPONENT J1202 QNN0595-001 PIN JACK EXT-4 R/L IN X801 NAX0621-001X CRYSTAL 16.200MHz X1201 CSB503F30 C RESONATOR

REGULATOR P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90150-06D)(SMK-9612A)

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IC9801 SI-8090JD-W IC IC9802 SI-8050JD-W IC IC9803 SI-8050JD-W IC

Q9801 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9802 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9803 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9804 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9805 UN2213-X DIGI TRANSISTOR

D9801 EC30HA03L-X SB DIODE D9802 MA111-X SI DIODE D9803 EC30HA03L-X SB DIODE D9804 MA111-X SI DIODE D9805 MA3030/H/-X Z DIODE D9806 EC30HA03L-X SB DIODE D9807 PTZ6.8B-X Z DIODE D9808 MA111-X SI DIODE D9809 PTZ11B-X Z DIODE D9810 PTZ6.8B-X Z DIODE

C9801 NBZ0017-106X SP E CAPACITOR 10uF 25V M C9803 NBZ0010-396X SP E CAPACITOR 39uF 16V M C9805 NBZ0017-106X SP E CAPACITOR 10uF 25V M C9807 NBZ0010-396X SP E CAPACITOR 39uF 16V M C9809 NEHM1HM-105X E CAPACITOR 1uF 50V M C9810 NBZ0017-106X SP E CAPACITOR 10uF 25V M C9811 NBZ0010-396X SP E CAPACITOR 39uF 16V M C9813 NCB31HK-473X C CAPACITOR 0.047uF 50V K C9814 NEHM0JM-107X E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C9815 NEHM1CM-476X E CAPACITOR 47uF 16V M

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C9816 NEHM0JM-107X E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M C9817 NEHM0JM-107X E CAPACITOR 100uF 6.3V M

R9801 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R9802 NRS12BJ-6R8W MG RESISTOR 6.8Ω 1/2W J R9803 NRSA63D-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/16W D R9804 NRSA63D-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/16W D R9807 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR 4.7kΩ 1/16W J R9808 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9809 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R9810 NRSA63J-122X MG RESISTOR 1.2kΩ 1/16W J R9811 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R9812 NRS12BJ-220W MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1/2W J R9813 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9815 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9816 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR 6.8kΩ 1/16W J R9817 NRSA63J-182X MG RESISTOR 1.8kΩ 1/16W J R9818 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR 4.7kΩ 1/16W J R9819 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9820 NRSA63J-223X MG RESISTOR 22kΩ 1/16W J R9821 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R9822 NRS12BJ-220W MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1/2W J R9823 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9825 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9826 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR 6.8kΩ 1/16W J R9827 NRSA63J-182X MG RESISTOR 1.8k R9828 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR 4.7k R9829 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9831 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR 220kΩ 1/16W J

L9802 NQL63EM-101X COIL 100uH M L9804 NQL63EM-101X COIL 100uH M L9806 NQL63EM-101X COIL 100uH M L9807 NQL80CL-100X COIL 10uH L

CN1001 QGB2501K2-13 CONNECTOR B-B (1-13) K9801 NRSA02J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/10W J K9802 NRSA02J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/10W J K9803 NRSA02J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/10W J

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POWER P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90149-06F)(SMK-9602A)

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IC9541 SE015N-LF12 IC IC9901 SI-8033S/F1 IC IC9902 PQ1CG2032FZ IC

Q9021 UN2211-X TRANSISTOR Q9211 2SK2196 POWER MOS FET Q9212 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9213 IMD3A-W DIGI TRANSISTOR Q9215 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9502 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9541 UN2213-X DIGI TRANSISTOR Q9901 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9902 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9903 UN2213-X DIGI TRANSISTOR Q9904 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9905 2SC3928A/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q9906 UN2213-X DIGI TRANSISTOR

D9021 MA111-X SI DIODE D9111 S1WB/A/60-4101 BRIDGE DIODE

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D9201 D25XB60 BRIDGE DIODE D9202 MA111-X SI DIODE D9211 D5L60 SI DIODE D9213 MA111-X SI DIODE D9214 MA111-X SI DIODE D9501 RD12E/B2/-T5 Z DIODE D9502 RD33E/B/-T5 Z DIODE D9503 RD5.1E/B2/-T5 Z DIODE D9504 SARS01-T2 SI DIODE D9505 SARS01-T2 SI DIODE D9506 D1FL20U-X SI DIODE D9507 PG104RS-T2 FR DIODE D9509 D1FS4-X SB DIODE D9510 D1FS4-X SB DIODE D9511 MA111-X SI DIODE D9513 MA111-X SI DIODE

D9541 FME-220A SB DIODE D9542 EU2-T3 SI DIODE D9543 FME-220A SB DIODE D9544 FME-220A SB DIODE D9545 RD16E/B/-T5 Z DIODE D9546 RD16E/B/-T5 Z DIODE D9901 RK44-LFT4 SB DIODE D9902 MA111-X SI DIODE D9903 EC30HA03L-X SB DIODE D9904 MA111-X SI DIODE D9905 PTZ16B-X Z DIODE

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C9001 QFZ9073-225 MM CAPACITOR 2.2uF AC250V M

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C9002 QFZ9075-105 MPP CAPACITOR 1uF AC275V M

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C9011 QCZ9079-102 C CAPACITOR 1000pF AC250V M

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C9013 QCZ9079-102 C CAPACITOR 1000pF AC250V M

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C9101 QCZ9082-472Z C CAPACITOR 4700pF AC250V M

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C9102 QCZ9082-472Z C CAPACITOR 4700pF AC250V M

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C9103 QCZ9082-472Z C CAPACITOR 4700pF AC250V M C9111 QEHQ2GM-226 E CAPACITOR 22uF 400V M C9141 QTMN1CM-477Z E CAPACITOR 470uF 16V M C9142 QEHR1AM-337Z E CAPACITOR 330uF 10V M C9143 QEHR1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 16V M

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C9197 QCZ9079-102 C CAPACITOR 1000pF AC250V M

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C9198 QCZ9079-222 C CAPACITOR 2200pF AC250V M

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C9201 QCZ9082-222Z C CAPACITOR 2200pF AC250V M

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C9203 QCZ9082-222Z C CAPACITOR 2200pF AC250V M

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C9204 QCZ9082-222Z C CAPACITOR 2200pF AC250V M

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C9205 QCZ9082-222Z C CAPACITOR 2200pF AC250V M C9211 QFZ0128-474 MPP CAPACITOR 0.47uF DC400V H C9212 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C9213 NCB21CK-684X C CAPACITOR 0.68uF 16V K C9214 NDC31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR 1000pF 50V J C9215 QEHR1VM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 35V M C9216 QEZ0650-227 E CAPACITOR 220uF 450V M C9218 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C9501 NCB31EK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 25V K C9502 NDC31HJ-221X C CAPACITOR 220pF 50V J C9503 QFP32JK-332 PP CAPACITOR 3300pF 630V K C9504 QFP32JK-332 PP CAPACITOR 3300pF 630V K C9505 QCZ0354-331Z C CAPACITOR 330pF 2kV K C9506 QCZ0354-331Z C CAPACITOR 330pF 2kV K C9508 NDC31HJ-471X C CAPACITOR 470pF 50V J C9509 QEHR1HM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 50V M C9510 QEHR1HM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 50V M C9511 QEHR1HM-475Z E CAPACITOR 4.7uF 50V M C9512 NCB31HK-472X C CAPACITOR 4700pF 50V K C9541 QCZ0354-681Z C CAPACITOR 680pF 2kV K C9543 QECR1EM-687Z E CAPACITOR 680uF 25V M C9544 QECR1EM-687Z E CAPACITOR 680uF 25V M C9545 QEHR2AM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 100V M C9546 QCZ0354-681Z C CAPACITOR 680pF 2kV K C9547 QCZ0354-681Z C CAPACITOR 680pF 2kV K C9548 QECQ1EM-188 E CAPACITOR 1800uF 25V M C9549 QECQ1EM-188 E CAPACITOR 1800uF 25V M C9550 QECQ1EM-188 E CAPACITOR 1800uF 25V M C9551 QECQ1EM-188 E CAPACITOR 1800uF 25V M C9552 QEHR1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 50V M C9553 QEHR1HM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 50V M C9554 NCB31HK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 50V K C9901 NBZ0017-106X SP E CAPACITOR 10uF 25V M C9903 QECR1AM-128Z E CAPACITOR 1200uF 10V M C9905 NBZ0017-106X SP E CAPACITOR 10uF 25V M C9906 QEZ0255-128 E CAPACITOR 1200uF 16V M C9908 NCB31EK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 25V K C9910 QEHR1HM-476Z E CAPACITOR 47uF 50V M C9911 QEZ0256-128 E CAPACITOR 1200uF 10V M C9912 QEHR1CM-477Z E CAPACITOR 470uF 16V M

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R9001 QRZ9046-105Z C RESISTOR 1MΩ 1/2W K R9101 QRZ0216-4R7 UNF WW RESISTOR 4.7 R9199 QRZ0111-685 C RESISTOR 6.8MΩ 1/2W K

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R9201 QRZ9055-8R2 FUSI RESISTOR 8.2Ω 2W K R9203 QRL01EJ-561X OMF RESISTOR 560 R9211 NRS12BJ-474W MG RESISTOR 470kΩ 1/2W J R9212 NRS12BJ-474W MG RESISTOR 470k R9213 NRS12BJ-334W MG RESISTOR 330kΩ 1/2W J R9214 NRSA63J-153X MG RESISTOR 15k R9215 NRSA63J-331X MG RESISTOR 330Ω 1/16W J R9216 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR 220k R9217 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR 220kΩ 1/16W J R9218 NRSA63D-103X MG RESISTOR 10k R9219 NRS12BJ-223W MG RESISTOR 22k R9220 QRM059J-R15 MP RESISTOR 0.15Ω 5W J R9221 QRM059J-R27 MP RESISTOR 0.27Ω 5W J R9222 NRS12BJ-334W MG RESISTOR 330k R9223 NRS12BJ-334W MG RESISTOR 330k

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R9224 NRS12BJ-394W MG RESISTOR 390kΩ 1/2W J R9225 NRS12BJ-334W MG RESISTOR 330kΩ 1/2W J R9226 NRS12BJ-334W MG RESISTOR 330kΩ 1/2W J R9227 NRS12BJ-394W MG RESISTOR 390kΩ 1/2W J R9228 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R9233 NRS12BJ-474W MG RESISTOR 470kΩ 1/2W J R9236 NRS12BJ-474W MG RESISTOR 470kΩ 1/2W J R9237 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J R9501 QRL03EJ-333X OMF RESISTOR 33kΩ 3W J R9502 QRL03EJ-333X OMF RESISTOR 33kΩ 3W J R9503 NRS12BJ-224W MG RESISTOR 220kΩ 1/2W J R9504 NRS12BJ-224W MG RESISTOR 220kΩ 1/2W J R9505 QRL03EJ-220X OMF RESISTOR 22Ω 3W J R9506 QRL03EJ-220X OMF RESISTOR 22Ω 3W J R9507 QRM059J-R15 MP RESISTOR 0.15Ω 5W J R9508 QRT02EJ-1R5X MF RESISTOR 1.5Ω 2W J

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R9509 QRZ9009-1R5 FUSI RESISTOR 1.5Ω 1/2W J R9512 QRK126J-152X UNF C RESISTOR 1.5kΩ 1/2W J R9513 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR 3.3kΩ 1/16W J R9514 NRSA63J-154X MG RESISTOR 150kΩ 1/16W J R9515 QRK126J-221X UNF C RESISTOR 220Ω 1/2W J R9516 NRS12BJ-332W MG RESISTOR 3.3kΩ 1/2W J R9517 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR 220kΩ 1/16W J R9518 NRS12BJ-100W MG RESISTOR 10Ω 1/2W J R9519 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R9541 QRL02EJ-152X OMF RESISTOR 1.5k R9542 NRSA63J-152X MG RESISTOR 1.5k R9544 NRSA63J-181X MG RESISTOR 180Ω 1/16W J R9545 QRL02EJ-331X OMF RESISTOR 330Ω 2W J R9546 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR 4.7kΩ 1/16W J R9626 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR 6.8kΩ 1/16W J R9902 NRS12BJ-220W MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1/2W J R9903 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9905 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9906 NRSA63J-682X MG RESISTOR 6.8kΩ 1/16W J R9907 NRSA63J-332X MG RESISTOR 3.3kΩ 1/16W J R9908 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR 4.7kΩ 1/16W J R9909 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9911 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR 220kΩ 1/16W J R9912 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R9915 NRSA63D-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W D R9916 NRSA63D-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W D R9918 NRSA63J-472X MG RESISTOR 4.7kΩ 1/16W J R9919 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R9920 NRSA63J-224X MG RESISTOR 220kΩ 1/16W J R9921 NRSA63J-122X MG RESISTOR 1.2kΩ 1/16W J R9922 NRSA63J-123X MG RESISTOR 12kΩ 1/16W J R9923 NRSA63J-182X MG RESISTOR 1.8kΩ 1/16W J

L9141 NQL52EN-4R7X COIL 4.7uH N L9201 QQR1399-001 CHOKE COIL L9541 NQL52EM-220X COIL 22uH M L9902 QQR1401-001 CHOKE COIL L9904 NQL63EM-470X COIL 47uH M L9905 NQL80CL-100X COIL 10uH L

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T9121 QAL0515-001 POWER MODULE

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T9541 QQS0222-001 SW TRANSF

CN0001 QGB2501J1-13 CONNECTOR B-B (1-13)

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CP9121 QMFZ043-2R0Z-J1 FUSE 2A AC250V

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CP9211 QMFZ043-5R0Z-J1 FUSE 5A AC250V

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F9001 QMF51D2-6R3-J1 FUSE 6.3A AC250V H9211 LC32378-001A HEAT SINK/AL-F/ H9541 LC32377-001A HEAT SINK/AL-F/ H9901 CM42862-A0A HEAT SINK ASSY H9902 LC31334-002A HEAT SINK/AL-F/ K9001 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0Ω 1/4W J K9501 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0 K9502 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0 K9503 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0 K9504 QQR0621-002Z FERRITE BEADS K9505 QQR0621-002Z FERRITE BEADS K9541 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0Ω 1/4W J K9542 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0 K9543 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0Ω 1/4W J K9544 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0 K9545 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0Ω 1/4W J K9901 NQR0413-003X FERRITE BEADS

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LF9001 QQR1281-004 LINE FILTER

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LF9002 QQR1281-004 LINE FILTER

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LF9003 QQR1376-001 LINE FILTER

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PC9541 PC123Y22 PHOTO COUPLER

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PC9542 PC123Y22 PHOTO COUPLER

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RY9021 QSK0119-001 RELAY

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RY9201 QSK0117-001 RELAY

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VA9001 ERZV10V621CS ZNR

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MSP P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90209-01B)(SMK-0A601A)

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Ref No. Part No. Part Name Description Local

IC501 MSP3415DQGB3GHX IC IC502 AN77L08-T IC

Q502 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q503 DTC144EKA-X DIGI TRANSISTOR

C502 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C507 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J C508 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C509 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C510 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C511 NDC31HJ-2R0X C CAPACITOR 2pF 50V J C512 NDC31HJ-2R0X C CAPACITOR 2pF 50V J C513 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V K C514 QETN1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 50V M C515 NCF31AZ-105X C CAPACITOR 1uF 10V Z C516 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V K C517 QETN1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 50V M C522 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V K C523 QETN1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 50V M C524 QETN1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 50V M C525 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V K C526 QETN1HM-106Z E CAPACITOR 10uF 50V M C527 NDC31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR 1000pF 50V J C528 NDC31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR 1000pF 50V J C529 NDC31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR 1000pF 50V J C530 NDC31HJ-102X C CAPACITOR 1000pF 50V J C531 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C532 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V K C533 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 16V M C534 NCB31CK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 16V K C535 NCB31HK-222X C CAPACITOR 2200pF 50V K C536 QENC1EM-106Z BP E CAPACITOR 10uF 25V M C537 QENC1EM-106Z BP E CAPACITOR 10uF 25V M C541 QETN1CM-107Z E CAPACITOR 100uF 16V M C542 NCB31HK-103X C CAPACITOR 0.01uF 50V K C543 NCB31HK-104X C CAPACITOR 0.1uF 50V K

R506 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R507 NRSA63J-102X MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1/16W J R516 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R517 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R518 NRSA63J-101X MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1/16W J R519 NRSA63J-0R0X MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1/16W J R522 NRSA63J-103X MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1/16W J

L503 QRN143J-0R0X C RESISTOR 0Ω 1/4W J L504 QQL244K-4R7Z COIL 4.7uH K L505 QQL244K-4R7Z COIL 4.7uH K

CN0004 QGB2038K1-09 CONNECTOR B-B (1-9) CN0005 QGB2038K1-09 CONNECTOR B-B (1-9) K501 NQR0389-003X FERRITE BEADS K502 NQR0389-003X FERRITE BEADS LC501 NQR0431-001X EMI FILTER 0.22uF 50V Z X501 QAX0773-001Z CRYSTAL 18.432000MHz

RECEIVER P.W. BOARD ASS'Y (LCA90206-01B)(SMK-0J601A)

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Ref No. Part No. Part Name Description Local

IC101 CXA2069Q IC IC401 CXA1875AM-X IC IC6101 AN77L12-T IC IC6401 TA8119P IC IC6501 NJW1137M-W IC IC6531 RC4558D-X IC IC6551 RC4558D-X IC IC6641 TA2024ASE-X IC IC6701 M62320FP-X IC

Q101 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q102 2SC2412K/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q103 2SA1037AK/QR/-X TRANSISTOR Q104 DTC323TK-X DIGI TRANSISTOR Q105 DTC323TK-X DIGI TRANSISTOR Q106 2SC1740S/QR/-T TRANSISTOR Q131 2SA933AS/QR/-T TRANSISTOR

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