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SERVICE MANUAL

LCD FLAT TELEVISION

LT-17S2 LT-17S2

LT-17S2/A

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. PRECAUTIONS .......................................................................................................................................... 1-3

2. SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................................................... 1-5

3. DISASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................... 1-6

4. ADJUSTMENT .......................................................................................................................................... 1-22

5. TROUBLE SHOOTING .............................................................................................................................. 1-23

No.YA033

2004/9

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SPECIFICATION

Items Contents

Dimentions (W x H x D) 46.5cm x 32.5cm x 7.8cm (TV only)

46.5cm x 36.3cm x 19.0cm

Mass 6.1kg (TV only)

7.3kg TV RF System B, G, I, D, K Colour System TV Mode PAL / SECAM

Video Mode PAL / SECAM / NTSC3.58 / NTSC4.43 Stereo System A2(B/G, D/K), NICAM (B/G, I, D/K, L) Teletext System FLOP(Fastext), WST(World Standard System) Receiving Frequency E2 ~ E12, E21 ~ E69

S1 ~ S41, X, Y, Z, Z+1, Z+2

ITALY A-H, H+1, H+2

F2 ~ F10, F21 ~ F69 R1 ~ R12, R21 ~ R69

IR A ~ J

French cable TV 116MHz ~ 172MHz

220MHz ~ 469MHz Aerial Input Terminal 75Ω unbalanced Power Input TV : 12V DC, AC adapter : AC100V ~ AC240V, 50Hz/60Hz Power Consumption 60W, Standby : 3W Display area Visible size: 43.5cm (Diagonal) / 37.0cm x 22.5cm (H x V) Display pixels 1280 x 768 (W-XGA) Speakers 5.4cm, Round type x 2 Audio Output 3W + 3W Video / Audio Inputs VIDEO-1 terminal Composite video, S-VIDEO, Audio L, R (1/2) VIDEO-2 terminal Component video, Audio L, R Audio Outputs RCA connectors x3

Audio L, R, Subwoofer PC Input Analog RGB : D-SUB(15pin) x1, PC AUDIO IN x1 Headphone 3.5mm stereo mini jack x 1 Remote Control Unit DA-5000100084

(AA/R06/UM-3 battery x 2) AC adapter HP-OL060D031

NOTE: Design & specifications are 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 : ( GND, the ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) : ( EARTH : (

) side GND. Don't short between the LIVE

) side GND and

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 ADJUSTMENT OF B1 POWER SUPPLY).

(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.

) side

(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 1000 ohms 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 1000Ω/V, OR MORE SENSITIVITY)

0.15µF AC-TYPE

(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.

GOOD EARTH GROUND

1500Ω 10W

PLACE THIS PROBE ON EACH EXPOSED ME TA L PA RT

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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.

1.2.2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

Ensure that the minimal distance is maintained, as specified below, between the unit with and the surrounding walls. Install the unit on stable flooring or stands. Take precautionary measures to prevent the unit from tipping in order to protect against accidents and earthquakes.

Distance recommendations

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

150 mm

200 mm 200 mm

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

50 mm

piece of furniture. Keep to the minimum distance guidelines shown for safe operation.

1.3 PRECAUTIONS

(1) Depending on the around temperature, the brightness leaning occurs. Be careful of the environment in the product

installation place and so on sufficiently.

(2) Don't hinder radiation from the back, the heaven and the side. Please refer to the next page that explains about the

condition of the installation.

The inside becomes hot if hindering radiation and there is fear, which the inner circuit damages. (3) Install in the place with good ventilation. Use in the condition that around temperature is in the 0~35°C range. (4) Avoid preservation and use at the high temperature or high humidity place. If you behave like this, leaning sometimes

happens in the screen when the set actives. (5) Depending on the condition and the environment of display, the slight fleck of the light and leaning of the screen and so on

is sometimes conspicuous. This is the characteristic which is peculiar to liquid crystal display. It is not set trouble. (6) This monitor has cool cathode pipe as the backlight. The time change and the use time sometimes change brightness

and condition of display.

1.4 THE ATTENTION IN TRANSPORTATION

When transporting a set, if the load handling is bad (throwing, falling and so on) however it is using a solid box, pressure inside liquid crystal display. In the case there is fear to break the liquid crystal display while transporting. To prevent from the accident or trouble while transporting, pay attention to choice of the transportation company sufficiently and also arrange for it in the delivery after the attention of the load handling is explained to the transportation company. This set is used glass for composing liquid crystal display. When carrying, pay attention not to add over vibration and impact sufficiently. 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.

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SECTION 2

SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

2.1 DESCRIPTION ABOUT LIQUID CRYSTAL PANEL

2.2.1 STRUCTURE OF LIGUID CRYSTAL PANEL

The Liquid Crystal Panel of this model is TFT Panel. The Print circuit board that consist of TFT array and the print circuit board adopted stripe shaped image element alignment are used. These two boards are mixed. The Liquid crystal is enclosed between two boards.

2.1.2 LONG RANGE AFTERIMAGE OF LIQUID CRYSTAL

The small amount of ion material has mixed a liquid crystal panel with the liquid crystal material in the manufacturing process. If ion material is piled up partially among the poles when the voltage is impressed among the poles, the brightness difference occurs and becomes a long-range afterimage If same picture is reflected for long time, such a long-range afterimage occurs. If the long-range afterimage occurs, we recommend that you reflect the single color image or moving picture and so on to restore.

2.1.3 THE DISPLAY REPLYING SPEED OF LIQUID CRYSTAL

Because the speed to display of Liquid crystal panel is slower than the speed of the CRT monitor, some of the moving picture cannot overtake to the speed to display and the image looks flowing is sometimes displayed. This is not trouble, but efficiency of Liquid Crystal.

2.1.4 THE EYESIGHT CORNER OF LIQUID CRYSTAL

The liquid crystal panel has the wide eyesight corner for which it is difficult to reverse brightness. The tint changes depending on the direction to see a screen. This is not trouble, but efficiency of Liquid Crystal.

2.1.5 THE PICTURE ELEMENT FAULT OF LIQUID CRYSTAL

The liquid crystal panel is composed of precise technique but all devices don't always work right.

2.2 ATTENTION ITEMS WHEN REPLACING PARTS

2.2.1 ATTENTION TO EXCHANGE THE LIQUID CRYSTAL PANEL

(1) The stillness electricity sometimes makes damage a liquid crystal panel. In liquid crystal panel exchange, do a measure

of the stillness electricity such as the earth band.

(2) A liquid crystal panel and back-light are made from glass. If you gain an impact to these materials, there is fear to damage.

So in case of treatment, be careful sufficiently.

(3) Fix with the screw after confirming that there is not a float to chassis base when exchanging liquid crystal panel.

After that reflect all the black signals and confirm that brightness leaning doesn't occur near the screw fixation part. When brightness leaning occurs, slacken a screw in the neighborhood until the brightness leaning is running-out.

(4) Fix the torque that installs a screw below 0.294Nm.

If you install at any more torque, the liquid crystal panel is transformed and sometimes damages.

(5) If you pull out or insert each connector when power is ON, it causes the trouble.

So pull out or insert each connector in the condition to have pulled out a power supply plug.

2.2.2 ATTENTION WHEN EXCHANGING THE FUSE

When exchanging the fuse, please use specified parts. After fuse exchange, confirm that insulater is set to the shield and insulate surely.

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SECTION 3

DISASSEMBLY

3.1 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE

CAUTION:

• Disconnect the set and attached devices from the electrical outlet

• To avoid ESD (Electro-Static Discharge), ground yourself by using a wrist grounding strap or by periodically touching

unpainted metal on the set.

3.1.1 REMOVING THE CABLE COVER AND NECK COVER

(1) Remove the CABLE COVER (L) by pulling the snap tabs. (2) Make similar ways to remove the CABLE COVER (R) and NECK COVER.

Snap tabs

CABLE COVER (L)

CABLE COVER (R) NECK COVER REAR COVER

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3.1.2 REMOVING THE DUMMY COVERS (If necessary)

(1) Remove the DUMMY COVERS of TUNER module and AV JACK module by pulling the snap tabs

Snap tab DUMMY COVER

Snap tab DUMMY COVER TUNER COVER

TUNER module

AV JACK module

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3.1.3 PREPARING TO REMOVE THE MODULE UNITS

(1) Remove the TUNER module cover by pulling snap tab. (2) Loosen 2 screws [A] of AV JACK module.

3.1.4 REMOVING THE BASE AND THE HANDLE

(1) Remove 4 screws [B] and remove the BASE by pulling BASE. (2) Remove 4 screws [C] and remove the HANDLE.

TUNER module

HANDLE

Snap tab

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3.1.5 REMOVING THE MODULE UNITS

(1) Remove the TUNER module by pulling carefully. (2) Remove the AV JACK module by pulling carefully.

3.1.6 REMOVING THE REAR COVER

(1) Remove 4 screws [D] and remove the REAR COVER.

NOTE:

For the REAR COVER is attached tightly, it is easy to open from the corner of the REAR COVER.

REAR COVER

TUNER module

AV JACK module

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3.1.7 REMOVING THE D-SUB COVER AND THE AUDIO COVER

(1) Remove a screw [E] and remove the D-SUB COVER. (2) Remove a screw [F] and remove the AUDIO COVER.

3.1.8 REMOVING THE MODULE BRACKETS

(1) Remove the 2 screws [G] and remove the MODULE BRACKETS.

MODULE BRACKETS

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D-SUB COVER

AUDIO COVER

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3.1.9 REMOVING THE MAIN BOARD SHIELD

(1) Remove 4 screws [H] and remove the 2 nuts [I]. (2) Remove the tape fixing wires. (3) Remove the MAIN BOARD SHIELD by sliding to downside and lifting.

Release the earth wires

Tape

Holes for slide

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3.1.10 DISCONNECTING THE WIRING CONNECTORS

(1) Disconnect the wiring connectors from P002 and P003 on MAIN PWB.

NOTES:

Confirm the wiring layout of harnesses.

• The AUDIO wires are fixed by hot bond between P002 and P003, after connected.

• The RIGHT SPEAKER wires are turn around into the gap as shown Fig.A.

• The LEFT SPEAKER wires must be put away from the top of the RIGHT SPEAKER and hooked as shown Fig. B.

P003

P002

Fixed by hot bond

Wire for SPEAKER (R)

SPEAKER (L)

SPEAKER (R)

Wire for SPEAKER (L)

Hooks

Fig. BFig. A

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3.1.11 REMOVING THE LCD MODULE ASS’Y

(1) Remove 3 screws [J]. (2) Remove the LCD MODULE ASS’Y by release from the 6 latches.

Latches (Top) x4

Latch (Right)

Latch (Left)

Label

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3.1.12 REMOVING THE SPEAKERS

(1) Disconnect the wires from the P603 on FRONT CONTROL PWB. (2) Strip off the sponges and lift the SPEAKERS.

P603

Sponges

Wires under sponges

SPEAKERS

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3.1.13 REMOVING THE FRONT CONTROL PWB AND IR SENSOR PWB

(1) Remove 2 screws [K] and remove the FRONT CONTROL PWB. (2) Remove a screw [L] and remove the IR SENSOR PWB.

K L

(3) Remove 3 screws [M] and remove the KEY assembly.

FRONT CONTROL PWB

wires (8P)IR SENSOR PWB wires (6P)

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3.1.14 SUPPLEMENTAL 1

• The below assemblies are welded process.

• If removing these components, it is necessary to replace them.

Welded

VESA BRACKET

REAR COVER

Welded

LED WINDOW

IR LENS

Welded

FRONT COVER

KEY COVER

KEY

JVC MARK

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Welded

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3.1.15 SUPPLEMENTAL 2

• SPEAKER assembly.

• Confirm to connect the positive wire to the terminal with RED marker.

High density rubber

Red (+)

Black ( - )

White (+)

Cushion rubber

SPEAKER SPEAKER wires

Black ( - )

RED marker

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3.1.16 SUPPLEMENTAL 3

• BASE assembly.

Rubber foot

BASE BRACKET

BASE

• HINGE assembly.

Latchs

HINGE COVER

HINGE

Hot bond

Insert until locking

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CABLE COVER (R)

NECK COVER

CABLE COVER (L)

HINGE

BASE

HANDLE

VESA BRACKET

REAR COVER

AV JACK PWB

MODULE BRACKET

MAIN PWB

TUNER PWB

INVERTER PWB

LCD PANEL

FRONT COVER

SPEAKER

FRONT CONTROL PWB

IR SENSOR PWB

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3. 2 REPLACEMENT OF MEMORY IC

3.2.1 PROCEDURE FOR REPLACING OF MEMORY IC

Memory IC Notice

MCU IC Notice

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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 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.

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SECTION 4

ADJUSTMENT

This service manual does not describe ADJUSTMENT.

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SECTION 5

TROUBLESHOOTING

No picture Appear

Picture shows

MCU (I004) Hangs

by pushing the powe key or replugging the

End

eset the MCU(I004)

DC 12V cable

Still no Picture

Replace I004

End

Does the LED light up

LED display is amber

Is it entering into power saving mode

Restart PC signal

to ensure H. V.

sync are not

absent

End

Yes

The Voltage of

L083;L084 is 12V

The Voltage of I041 #1 is 12V

The Voltage of

I041#2 is 5V

The Voltage at #44

of I004 is 5V

Replace I004

Yes

Replace F001

Replace L083

& L08 4

Replace I041 & D028

Check I004 socket is

loosened

The Voltage of I002

#2 is 2.5V

Yes

The Voltage of I001

#2 is 3.3V

Yes

The Voltage of I003

#2 is 1.8V

Yes

The Voltage of I011

#2 is 3.3V

Yes

The Voltage of I012

#2 is 3.3V

Yes

Replace I034

(TP6760)

End

Replace I002

Replace I001

Replace I003

Replace I011

Replace I012

The Ver. Or Hor.

Sync. Does not hold

Are the output of

TP6760(CLK,H,V,

DE) normal

Are the input

waveforms of

TP6760 normal

Yes

Replace I034

(TP6760)

End

Are flex cable

Yes Yes

attached firmly at

P008

Tighten two flex

cables at P008

End

Are flex cable

attached firmly at

the LCD panel

connectors

Yes

Replace V901 (LCD

panel)

End

Tighten flex cable at

P008

End

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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. YA033)

Printed in Japan

WPC

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LT-17S2 LT-23S2

WIDE LCD PANEL TV INSTRUCTIONS

5030057088

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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 provided AC adapter and power cord.

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 injuires.

ENGLISH

CAUTION:

• To avoid electric shock or damage to the unit, first firmly insert the small end of the power cord into the AC Adpater unit it is no longer wobbly, and then plug the larger end of power cord into an AC outlet.

CAUTION:

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

• Avoid damaging the AC plug, AC adapter and power cord.

•

(AC 100 • only

• 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.

CAUTION ON HEATING OF AC ADAPTER:

In using, the AC adapter get heat on the sunface of case.

• It is normal, not defective. while it is in operation.

• Don't be covered with any material on case of AC adapter

NOTES:

• The rating plate (serial number plate) and safety caution are on the back of the main unit.

• The rating information and safty causion of the AC Adapter are on its upper and lower sides.

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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 150 mm

200 mm 200 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 ventilat ion opening s 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 and the

AC adapter.

Cleaning the screen

The screen is coated with a special thin film to reduce reflection. If this film is 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.

maged, uneven colors, discoloration, scratches,

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CONTENTS

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

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

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

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

Remove the terminal cover ................................5

Connecting the aerial and video cassette

recorder (VCR)...................................................6

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

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

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 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 equipment ..........11

Displaying the source information .....................11

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

Sleep timer funtion...........................................13.

Picture mode....................................................13.

Using the PCPIP

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

function

...............................13

Sound setting........................................19

Sound Adjustment........................................... 199

HYPER SOUND

.............................................. 199

FEATURES............................................20

BLUE BACK.................................................... 201

CHILD LOCK................................................... 201

INSTALL................................................21

MANUAL.......................................................... 213

AUTO PROGRAM........................................... 213

TO edit the PR LIST menu.............................. 224

PC MENU...............................................25

PC PICTURE POSITION................................. 253

PC PICTURE................................................... 253

SOUND............................................................ 254

PC support mode list........................................ 264

Additional preparation.........................27

Connecting external equipment ...................... 278

Troubleshooting...................................29

Specifications.......................................31

ENGLISH

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

Basic operation ................................................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

WHITE BALANCE..........................................18

RESET..............................................................18

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Setting up your TV

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.

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.

cable holder

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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 you need to.

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

Remove the terminal cover

There are connection terminals behind the covers of the rear of the TV. Remove the cover before connecting a DVD or VCR. The covers can be removed by removing the hook at the top and then pulling out while lifting slightly. To replace the covers, first connect the hook at the bottom of the cover to the TV and then insert the hook at the top.

• 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.

ENGLISH

• 100mm mount based on VESA regulation is equipped.

• The handle and the stand can be left by loosing the screws with a screwdriver when mounting the TV on a wall.

• Spread a soft cloth on a flat table and then place the TV on the cloth with the screen facing downwards when you leave the

handle and the stand.

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Setting up your TV

Connecting the aerial and video cassette recorder (VCR)

• Aerial cable is not supplied. Use a good quality 75-ohm

coaxial cable.

• Read

the manual that came with the VCR before

connecting.

If not connecting a VCR (follow 11): Connect an aerial cable to the aerial socket on this TV.

If connecting a VCR: 1 Connect the aerial cable to the aerial input

socket on the VCR, and connect the VCR and TV with another aerial cable

2 Connect the VCR’s VIDEO OUT (video output)

terminal and the TV’s VIDEO terminal with a video cable

To connect a VCR to the TV with an S-VIDEO cable: Connect the VCR’s S-VIDEO OUT (S-VIDEO output) terminal and TV’s S-VIDEO terminal with an S-VIDEO cable A, instead of connecting with a video cable. Note that the connection with a video cable will be ignored in case you connect a VCR to the TV with both video cable and S-VIDEO cable.

3 Connect the VCR’s VIDEO OUT (audio L/R

output) terminals and the TV’s AUDIO input terminals with an audio cable

•

To connect additional external devices, please see “Connecting the external equipment” on page 27.

• If the VCR's audio output is in mono, connect the VCR's AUDIO OUT(audio output)terminal and the TV's audio L/MONO input terminal with an audio cable.

Connecting the power cord to the AC outlet

If you are connecting a AC adapter,

in the diagram below.

• Connect to the TV and to the AC outlet.

Caution

• Operate only from the power source spec – 240 V, 50/60 Hz) on the unit.

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

DC IN (12V)

SUBWOOFER

AUDIO

PC IN

OUT

AUDIO

D-SUB

R L

15 PIN

ified (AC 100

VIDEO-1

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO

AUDIO

COMPONENT

(VIDEO-2)

Pb/Cb

Pr/Cr

L/MONO

AUDIO

VIDEO-1

S-VIDOE VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO AUDIO

Pb/Cb

PR/CR

L/MONO AUDIO

DC IN

(12V)

SUBWOOFER

AUDIO

PC IN

OUT

AUDIO

D-SUB

R L

15 PIN

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO

AUDIO

COMPONENT (VIDEO-2)

Pb/Cb

Pr/Cr

L/MONO

AUDIO

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Initial settings

When the TV is first turned on, it enters the initial setting mode. Follow the

make the initial

instructions on the on-screen display to

settings.

VCR/TV/DVD Switch

Yellow button

Blue butOKton

BACK

___ ___

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

After a short interval the power lamp changes from red to green.

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

Power lamp

3 AUTO PROGRAM menu appears.

INSTALL

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

AUTO PROGRAM

ress

SELECT

he buttons to choose the

:MOVE

LANGUAGE.

he buttons to choose the ENGLISH.

ress

The on-screen display will then be in English.

he buttons to choose the

ress

AUTO PROGRAM.

he buttons to enter the

ress

AUTO PROGRAM.

AUTO PROGRAM

START

OK : START

Press the OK button to start AUTO PROGRAM.

AUTO PROGRAM

NOW PROGRAMMING CH-01

MENU : EXIT

The AUTO PROGRAM menu appears and received TV channels are automatically stored in the programme numbers.

• To cancel the AUTO PROGRAM function: Press the MENU button.

After the TV channels have been registered in the programme numbers, the PR LIST menu appears

Remote control

sensor

PR LIST

01 ----02 ----03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

11 ----12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

NIANME DELETE

• If you want, you can now edit the programme numbers using the AUTO PROGRAM function. For details, see “To edit the PR LIST menu” on page 22.

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Initial settings

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

•

If your TV can detect the TV channel name from the TV channel broadcast signal, the TV channel name is assigned to the programme number to which the TV channel has been set. However, which TV channels are set to which programme numbers will depend on the area in which you live.

• If a TV channel you want to view is not set to a programme number, you can set it using the MANUAL function. For details, see “To edit the

PR LIST menu" on page 22.

• The AUTO PROGRAM function does not set the programme number PR 0 (AV) for your video cassette recorder. You will need to set this using the MANUAL function.

• In some areas you may get TV reception from more than one transmitter, for example different ITV regions. In this case each TV channel could be set twice. If this happens, the first set of channels will have the stronger signal. If you want to delete the second set of channels, you will have to do it manually (see page 21).

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TV buttons and functions

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

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

Choose a TV channel

Turn the TV on from standby mode

Press the P buttons to choose a programme number or an EXT terminal

Watch images from external devices

Press the TV/AV button to choose a TV/AV terminal

TV mode

Last program number

VIDEO-1

EXT modes

VIDEO-2

Adjust the volume

Power lamp

2 Remote control sensor 3

MENU button

TV/AV OK button

(Volume) button

P buttons

(Standby) botton

Headphone jack (mini jack)

Press the buttons

The volume level indicator appears.

Using the Menu

Use the MENU button.

Refer to "Using the TV's menu"(see page 17) for details of

using the menu.

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Remote control buttons and functions

1 Muting button 2 Number buttons 3 Information button 4 ZOOM button 5

button

7 // buttons 8 (Text) button 9 P buttons

10 VCR/DVD/Teletext control buttons

11 buttons

button

13 14

Standby button VCR/TV/DVD switch

button

17 18

Picture button

Color buttons

19 20

MENU button

button

buttons

BACK

23 24 25

button

buttons

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.

2 Press the (standby) button to turn the TV on

or off.

When the TV is turned on, the power lamp changes from

red to green.

• The power can be turned on by pressing

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 of the channel using the number buttons.

Example:

•PR press 66

• PR 12 press 1 and 2

Use the Press th buttons to choose the programme number want

• If you do not have a clear picture or no colour appears, change the colour system manually. Follow the description "MUNUAL" on page 21 to try to change COLOUR SYSTEM.

• If the SOUND SYSTEM setting for a TV channel is incorrect, it may provent the sound from being issued. Follow the description "MANUAL" on page 21 to try to change the SOUND SYSTEM setting.

buttons:

you

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Remote control buttons and functions

Adjust the volume

Press the buttons to adjust the volume.

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

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

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

Watch images from external equipment

Use the AV button: Press the terminal.

TV mode

Last program number

To use the Programme number 0:

When the TV and VCR are connected only by the Aerial cable, choosing the Programme number 0 allows you to view images from the VCR. Set the VCR RF channel to the Programme number 0 manually. For details, see "MANUAL" on page 21.

button to choose an EXT

EXT modes

VIDEO-1

VIDEO-2

Displaying the source information

You can display the source information and current time on the screen.

(information) button changes the display as

VIDEO-1

Signal source

__ : __

No display

Press the (information) button to display the

source information.

Pressing the

follows:

• The source information and current time switched by

(information) button.

• The source type : TV/VIDEO-1/VIDEO-2/PC

• If the programme being watched does not have Teletext transmission, only a box will be displayed at the same

location.

• When watching videos, an incorrect current time is sometime displayed.

• In PC mode, the current time will not be displayed

In the PC mode:

If following message appears, the power lamp blinks in amber and the TV goes in to reduced power mode.

- "NO SIGNAL"

- "CABLE NO INSERT"

- "OUT OF RANGE" See "Troubleshooting" on page 30 for detials of this messages.

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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.

• 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 ZOOM button and change to another ZOOM mode.

REGULAR:

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

PANORAMIC:

This stretches the left and right sides of a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio) to fill the screen, without making the picture appear unnatural.

Choose the ZOOM mode

1Press the button to display the ZOOM

• The button does not work in the twin pictures mode.

ZOOM

Adjusting the visible area of the picture

If subtitles or the top (or bottom) of the picture are cut off, you can adjust the visible area of the picture manually.

1Press the button

The ZOOM menu appears.

2Press the OK button to display the ZOOM mode

indicator

The indicator appears.

3 While it is displayed, press the buttons to

change the position of the picture

• You cannot adjust the visible area in REGULAR or FULL mode.

Only REGULAR and FULL modes are available in PC

• mode.

16:9

ZOOM

• The top and bottom of the picture are slightly cut off.

14:9 ZOOM:

This zooms up the wide picture (14:9 aspect ratio) to the upper and lower limits of the screen.

16:9 ZOOM:

This zooms up the wide picture (16:9 aspect ratio) to the full screen.

16:9 ZOOM SUBTITLE:

This zooms up the wide picture (16:9 aspect ratio) with subtitles to the full screen.

FULL:

This uniformly stretches the left and right sides of a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio) to fill the wide TV screen.

• For 16:9 aspect ratio pictures that have been squeezed into a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio), use the FULL mode to restore the picture to its original shape.

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Remote control buttons and functions

Sleep timer function

The Sleep Timer can turn the TV off for you after you fall asleep. Programme it to work in intervals of 10 minutes, for a total time of up to 120 minutes.

Press the button.

Picture mode

You can choose one of four PICTURE MODEs to adjust the picture settings automatically.

Press the PICTURE button.

BRIGHT:

Heightens contrast and sharpness.

STANDARD:

Standardizes picture adjustment.

SOFT:

Softens contrast and sharpness.

MANUAL:

User define.

Using the PCPIP function

A PC picture and TV or a video programme from an external device can be watched at the same time.

1Press

2Press the button to change the position of

sub-picture

e button.

Main-

picture

Main-

picture

D005 7

Picture in picture mode

Cancel the PIP function

Subpicture

ENGLISH

Change sub-picture position

3Press the button to change the sub-picture

size

Picture in picture mode

Main-

picture

Main-

picture

Change sub-picture size

Subpicture

4Press the button to choose the sound

MAIN : Main picture SUB : Sub picture

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Remote control buttons and functions

• 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 you press the menu button when the PIP functions

is on, PC menu will appear. To display the TV menu, change the mode to the TV mode.

Operating a JVC brand VCR or DVD player

These buttons will operate a JVC brand VCR or DVD player. Pressing a button that looks the same as the device’s original remote control button has the same effect as the original remote control.

1 Set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the VCR or DVD

position VCR:

When you are using a VCR, set the switch to the VCR position. You can turn the VCR on or off with the (Standby) button.

DVD:

When you are using a 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 will not work.

• Even if your device is made by JVC, some of these buttons may not work, depending on the device you are using.

• 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 models of DVD player use the p buttons for both operating the fast forward/backward functions and for choosing the chapter.

• Set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the TV position when you turn the TV on or off.

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Teletext function

Basic operation

1 Choose a TV channel with a teletext broadcast

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.

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

TV position.

3 Press (Text) button to display the teletext

Pressing (Text) button changes the mode as follows:

TV mode

TEXT--TEXT--TEXT---

Text mode

D104 3

4 Choose a teletext page by pressing the P

buttons, number buttons or colour buttons To return to the TV mode:

Press the (Text) button.

• If you have trouble receiving teletext broadcasts, consult your local dealer or the teletext station.

• The ZOOM function will not work in the TV and text mode or Text mode.

• You cannot operate menus when viewing a teletext programme.

Press the (Hold) button

Hold indication

ENGLISH

To cancel the Hold function:

Press (Hold) button again.

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Teletext function

Sub-page

Some teletext pages include sub-pages that are automatically displayed.

1 Choose a teletext page that includes sub-pages

Press the button, Sub-page numbers can be viewed and displayed at the screen.

2 Press the number buttons to choose a sub-page

number

Sxxxx : xxxx is the number 0 ~ 9 that you entered. For example, sub-page 1 is S0001, you must enter 0,0,

0 and 1 serially to view sub-page S0001.

Reveal

Some teletext pages include hidden text (such as the answers to a quiz). You can display the hidden text.

Each time you press the (Reveal) button, text is hidden or revealed

Size

You can double the height of the teletext display.

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 the (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 the (Cancel) button to return to a

teletext page when the page number is on the screen

• The TV mode cannot be resumed by pressing the (Cancel) button. To return to the TV mode press button.

Press the (Size) button.

Index

You can return to the index page instantly.

Press the (Index) button

Returns to page 100 or a previously specified page.

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Using the TV’s menu

This TV has a number of functions you can operate using menus. To use all your TV’s functions, you need to understand the basic menu operating techniques fully.

BACK

3Press the buttons to choose a function

• For details of the functions in the menus, see the following pages.

4Press the 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

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

buttons, the AV button or the number 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.

ENGLISH

Basic operation

1 Press the MENU button to display the MENU (main

menu)

PICTURE

SOUND

FEATURES

INSTALL

: SELECT

2 Press the and buttons to choose a

menu title, and press the OK button

The menu appears.

To return to the previous menu:

Press the BACK button on the remote control or the MENU button on the TV.

To exit

a menu instantly:

Press the MENU button on the remote control or press the MENU button on the TV several times.

OK: MOVE

MENU button

OK button

buttons

The menu will disappear after about one minute if no operation is performed.

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PICTURE SETTING

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

PICTURE

PICTURE MODE BRIGHT

CONTRAST

BRIGHT-1

SHARP

COLOUR

BRIGHT-2

WHITE BALANCE

RESET

: SELECT : MOVE

COOL

PICTURE MODE

You can choose one of four PICTURE MODEs to adjust the picture settings automatically.

BRIGHT:

Heightens contrast and sharpness.

STANDARD:

Standardizes picture adjustment.

SOFT:

Softens contrast and sharpness.

MANUAL:

User define.

Picture Adjustment

You can change the picture settings of each PICTURE MODE mode as you like.

WHITE BALANCE

You can select one of three WHITE BALANCE 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 WHITE BALANCE 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.

RESET

You can reset the picture settings you have chosen to the default settings.

CONTRAST:

You can adjust the picture contrast.

:lower : higher

BRIGHT-1:

You can adjust the picture brightness.

:darker : brighter

SHARP:

You can adjust the picture sharpness.

:softer :sharper

COLOUR:

You can adjust the picture colour.

: lighter : deeper

BRIGHT-2:

You can adjust the back light.

:darker

:lighter

TINT:

You can adjust the picture tint.

:reddish

:greenish

You can change the TINT setting when the colour

• system is NTSC 3.58, or NTSC 4.43.

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SOUND SETTING

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

SOUND

BASS

TREBLE

BALANCE

HYPER SOUND OFF

: SELECT

:MOVE

Sound Adjustment

You can adjust the sound to your liking.

BASS:

You can adjust the low tone of the sound.

: weaker

: strong

TREBLE:

You can adjust the high tone of the sound.

: weaker

: strong

BALANCE:

You can adjust the volume balance between the left and right speaker.

:turn the left speaker’s volume level up.

: turn the right speaker’s volume level up.

HYPER SOUND

You can enjoy Surround sound with a “live” effect by using the function.

HYPER SOUND

ON:

HYPER SOUND

OFF:

function is turned on.

function HYPER SOUND

is turned off.

ENGLISH

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FEATURES

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

FEATURES

BLUE BACK OFF

CHILD LOCK OFF

: SELECT

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 the CHILD LOCK mode is on, the TV buttons will be locked except Power ON/OFF. TV only can be controled by

remote controller.

:MOVE

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INSTALL

To edit the PR LIST menu

You can edit the programme numbers.

Caution

• Using the NAME, DELETE or INSERT functions

rewrites the current programme numbers list. Therefore, the programme nu of some of the TV channels will change.

1 Choose PR LIST, then press the OK button

PR LIST

01 ----02 ----03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

AME DELETE

INSERT

2 Follow the operation description of a function

you want to use and operate the function

NAME:

This function registers a channel name (ID) to a TV channel.

INSERT:

This function changes a programme number of a TV channel.

DELETE:

This function deletes a TV channel you do not want to list.

11 ----12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

mber

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

NAME

1Press t

he and buttons to choose a TV

channel

Every time you press the buttons, the

programme number changes and the picture of the TV channel stored in the programme number appears on the screen.

2Press the red button to start the NAME function

PR LIST

01 ----02 ----- 03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

STORE CANCEL

3Press th e buttons

channel name you want to give the TV channel

PR LIST

01 ----02 JVC 03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

STORE CANCEL

4 Press the red button to store the setting

PR LIST

01 ----02 JVC 03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

NAME DELETE INSERT

and

11 ----12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

and

11 ----12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

to edit the

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

To return- to the INSTALL menu:

Press th-e BACK button.

To exit

a menu instantly:

Press the MENU button.

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INSERT

1Press t

he and buttons to choose a

program number for which you want

Every time you press the buttons, the

programme number changes and the picture of the TV channel stored in the programme number appears on the screen.

PR LIST

01 ----02 ----- 03 ----- 04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

NAME INSERT

2 Press the green button to start the INSERT

function-

and

11 ----12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

DELETE

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

INSTALL

4 Press the green button to insert the channel into

the new program number

PR LIST

01 ----02 ----03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 -----

10 -----

11 -----

12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

NAME DELETE

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

INSERT

To return to the INSTALL menu:

Press the BACK button.

To exit

a menu instantly:

Press the MENU button.

PR LIST

01 ----02 ----03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

3Press t

he and buttons to choose a new

program number

PR LIST

01 ----02 ----03 ----04 ----05 ----06 ----07 ----08 ----09 ----10 -----

11 ----12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

INSERT CANCEL

11 ----12 ----13 ----14 ----15 ----16 ----17 ----18 ----19 ----20 -----

21 ----22 ----23 ----24 ----25 ----26 ----27 ----28 ----29 ----30 -----

INSERT CANCEL

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PC MENU

LT-17S2 PC support mode list

Mode NO. Mode Name

LT-23S2 add the support mode list for LT-23S2

The resolution and the freauencies which are displayed on the screen may not exactly same as this list.

The Auto SETUP functions will work automatically when you change the resolution of PC mode. The

picture position, clock, and phase will be optimized.

Notice when using LCD-TV under PC mode:

1. Whenever your LCD-TV is connected to the PC, or you have changed the PC display mode.

Please use Auto Setup to automatically configure your display to the best settings.

2. You must perform auto setup before making

any adjustment.

Resolution

VGA 60 Hz

640x480

SVGA 56 Hz 800x600

SVGA 60 Hz 800x600

XGA 60 Hz 1024x768

WXGA 1280x768

H Freq. (kHz)

V Freq. (Hz)

31.469

59.941

35.16

56.25

37.879

60.317

48.363

60.004

47.73 60

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PC MENU (In PC mode only)

This TV also has a number of functions on PC mode,

you can operate using pc menus.

PC MENU

PC PICTURE POSITION

PC PICTURE

SOUND

: SELECT

1024 X 768

H : 48 kHz

OK : MOVE

V : 60 Hz

PC PICTURE POSITION

You can adjust the picture settings as following functions.

PC PICTURE POSITION

AUTO SETUP H POSITION

V POSITION CLOCK PHASE

RESET

: SELECT

:MOVE

AUTO SETUP:

You can adjust picture settings automatically for optimized picture position, clock and phase.

H POSITION:

You can adjust picture horizontal position.

:left

: right

V POSITION:

You can adjust picture vertical position.

:down

: up

CLOCK:

You can adjust CLOCK to fine tune picture.

PHASE:

You can adjust PHASE to fine tune picture.

RESET:

You can select RESET mode for default setting.

PC PICTURE

You can change the picture settings of each PICTURE MODE mode as you like.

PC PICTURE

CONTRAST

BRIGHT-2

WHITE BALANCE COOL R G

RESET

: SELECT

CONTRAST:

You can adjust the picture contrast.

:lower

: higher

BRIGHT-2:

You can adjust the back light.

:darker

:lighter

:MOVE

WHITE BALANCE:

You can adjust the picture colour mode.

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.

MANUAL:

User defined.

NOTE: When WHITE BALANCE at COOL, NORMAL and WARM, R,G,B and bars in Gray and can not move.

You can adjust the Red color component.

:reddish : redder

You can adjust the Green color component

:greenish

:greener

You can adjust the Blue color component.

:blueish :bluer

RESET:

You can select RESET mode for default setting.

SOUND

You can adjust the sound to your liking.

SOUND

BASS TREBLE

BALANCE HYPER SOUND OFF

: SELECT

BASS:

You can adjust the low tone of the sound.

: weaker

: strong

TREBLE:

You can adjust the high tone of the sound.

:weaker

: strong

BALANCE:

You can adjust the volume balance between the left and right speaker.

:turn the left speaker’s volume level up.

: turn the right speaker’s volume level up.

HYPER SUOUND:

You

joy Surround sound with a “live” effect by using

can en

the HYPER SOUND functions.

ON:

HYPER SOUND

OFF:

HYPER SOUND

function is turned on.

function is turned off.

:MOVE

ENGLISH

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PC MENU

PC support mode list LT-17S2

Mode NO. Mode Name

Resolution

VGA 60 Hz

640x480

SVGA 56 Hz 800x600

H Freq. (kHz)

V Freq. (Hz)

31.469

59.941

35.16

56.25

The resolution and the freauencies which are

displayed on the screen may not exactly same as this list.

The Auto SETUP functions will work automatically when you change the resolution of PC mode. The

picture position, clock, and phase will be optimized.

LT-23S2

Mode NO. Mode Name

SVGA 60 Hz 800x600

XGA 60 Hz 1024x768

WXGA 1280x768

Resolution

VGA 70 Hz

640x350

VGA 60 Hz

40x480

SVGA 56 Hz 800x600

SVGA 60 Hz

800x600

XGA 60Hz

1024x768

XGA 70Hz 56.476

1024x768 70.069

37.879

60.317

48.363

60.004

47.73 60

H Freq. (kHz)

V Freq. (Hz)

31.469

70.087

31.469

59.941

35.16

56.25

37.879

60.317

48.363

60.004

Notice when using LCD-TV under PC mode:

1. Whenever your LCD-TV is connected to the PC,

or you have changed the PC display mode.

Please use Auto Setup to automatically configure your display to the best settings.

2. You must perform auto setup before making

any adjustment.

MAC VGA 35 640x480 66.667

US TEXT 31.469 720x400 70.087

WXGA 47.73

1280x768 60

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Additional preparation

Connecting external equipment

Connect the equipment to the TV, making the correct rear panel and front panel connections.

Before connecting anything:

• Read the manuals that came with the equipment. Depending on the equipment, the connection method may be different from the diagram. Also, the equipment settings may need to change depending on the connection method.

• Turn off all the equipment including the TV.

• The “Specifications” on page 29 give the details of the EXT terminals. If you are connecting equipment not listed in the following connection diagram, see the table to choose the best EXT terminal.

• Connecting cables are not supplied.

If the VCR'saudio output is in mono, connect the VCR's

•

AUDIO OUT (audio output) terminal and TV's Audio

L/MONO input terminal with an audio cable.

Progressive scanning singnals are not availavle.

•

VCR (composite signal) VCR (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal)

DVD player (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal) DVD player (component

signal) PC TV game

(component

signal)

TV game (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal)

Headphones Camcorder (composite signal/S-VIDEO signal)

Video cable Audio cable S-VIDEO cable

Component cable

Stereo mini jack D-SUB cable

VIDEO-1

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO

AUDIO

COMPONENT

(VIDEO-2)

Pb/Cb

Pr/Cr

L/MONO

AUDIO

DC IN (12V)

DC IN (19V)

DC IN

PC IN

(12V)

D-SUB 15 PIN

PC IN D-SUB 15 PIN

PC AUDIO IN

SUBWOOFER

AUDIO

OUT

AUDIO

R L

SUBWOOFER

VIDEO-1

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO

COMPONENT

(VIDEO-2)

Pb/Cb

Pr/Cr

L/MONO

VIDEO

AUDIO

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Additional preparation

Equipment which can output the S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal) such as an S-VHS VCR

Connect the equipment to an EXT terminal.

You can choose between an S-VIDEO signal (Y/C signal).

Connecting headphones

Connect the headphones with a stereo mini-jack (3.5 mm diameter) to the headphone socket at the TV.

Connecting the PC

Connect the PC with the D-SUB cable to the D-SUB in at the TV, and connect the sound device of PC with a stereo mini-jack to PC AUDIO IN.

You can adjust the picture by AUTO SETUP function when the PC signal is output correctly, the AUTO SETUP function can optimize the picture position, clock and phase. You can have a fine vision after AUTO SETUP function executed.

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

SUBWOOFER

AUDIO

OUT

SUBWOOFER

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.

• Connect the subwoofer which carried an amplifier.

• The subwoofer is interlocked with the TV volume.

• You can not connect an amplifier and a Subwoofer

at the same time.

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Troubleshooting

If a problem arises while you are using the TV, please read this troubleshooting guide carefully before you ask to have the TV repaired. You may be able to fix it easily by yourself. For example, if the mains plug is disconnected from the mains 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 causes are not easy to decide. If you have a question when you are operating a function, read the page(s) for that function carefully, not this troubleshooting guide.

• If you follow the advice in this troubleshooting guide without any success, unplug the mains plug and ask for your TV to be repaired. Do not attempt to repair the TV by yourself or to 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 or no sound

• Have you chosen a TV channel with very poor reception? If so, the BLUE BACK function will be activated: the entire screen becomes blue, and the sound is muted. If you still want to view the TV channel, follow the description “FEATURES” on page 20 to change the BLUE BACK function setting to OFF.

• If the SOUND SYSTEM setting for a tTV channel is

incorrect, it may prevent the sound from being issued. Follow the description “INSTALL” on page 21 to use the

MANUAL function to try to change the SOUND SYSTEM setting.

Poor picture

• If noise (snow) totally blocks out the picture, there may be a problem with the aerial or aerial cable. Check the following to try to solve the problem:

–Have the TV and aerial been connected properly? –Has the aerial cable been damaged? –Is the aerial pointing in the right direction? –Is the aerial itself faulty?

• If the TV or aerial suffers interference from other equipment, stripes or noise may appear in the picture. Move any equipment such as an amplifier, personal computer, or a hair drier, that can cause interference away from your TV. Or try moving the TV. If the aerial suffers interference from a radio tower or high-voltage wire, please contact your local dealer.

• If the TV suffers interference from signals reflecting from mountains or buildings, double-pictures (ghosting) will occur. Try to change the aerial’s direction or replace it with one with better directionality.

• Have the COLOUR and BRIGHT settings been adjusted 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. There is nothing wrong with the TV.

Poor sound

• Have you adjusted BASS or TREBLE properly? If not,

follow the description “Sound Adjustment” on page 19.

If the TV does not respond to the remote control

• Have the batteries of the remote control worn out? Follow the description “Putting the batteries into the Remote control” on page 5 and replace them with new batteries.

• Have you attempted to use the remote control from the sides or rear of the TV or from more than seven metres away from the TV? Use the remote control in the front of your TV or from less than seven metres away.

• When you are viewing a teletext programme, you cannot operate the menus. Press the button to return to the ordinary TV programme, and then 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.

ENGLISH

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Troubleshooting

Other concerns

• When the SLEEP TIMER function operates, the TV is automatically turned off. If the TV suddenly turns off, try to press the (standby) button to turn on the TV once again. If the TV goes back to normal, there is no problem.

• When the TV is receiving a wide-screen signal (WSS) or a signal from an external device affecting the screen size, the ZOOM mode automatically changes. When you want to resume the previous ZOOM mode, press the

button again.

ZOOM

• 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 make a crackling sound due to a sudden change in temperature. The picture or sound may be normal. If you hear crackling sounds frequently while you are viewing the TV, there may be other causes. As a precaution, ask 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 button and display the sub-picture again.

• 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.

• When the correct picture has not been displayed on screen,

the following error messages will display on screen. NO SIGNAL - TV recived no signal from PC, you may check your PC is working correctly or not. CABLE NO INSERT - The cable is not connected correctly. Ensure that the cable is connected correctly.

OUT OF RANGE - The picture resolution is out of limit.

Ensure that the PC picture resolution is set correctly.

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Specifications

Item

Broadcasting systems CCIR B/G, I, D/K 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 Teletext systems FLOF (Fastext), Power requirements Power consumption 60 W, Standby: 3 W Screen size Viewable area 43.5 cm (measured diagonally) Display resolution 1280 x 768 (W-XGA)

Audio output

Speakers

VIDEO -1 terminal

VIDEO -2 terminal

AUDIO OUT terminal

PC IN terminal

Headphone jack

Dimensions (W x H x D)

Weight

Accessories Remote control unit x 1 (RM-C1860)

Model

• The EXT terminals also support the NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz system.

R21-R69, IR A-J

• French cable TV channel of broadcast frequencies 116 - 172 MHz and 220 - 469 MHz

TV : 12V DC, AC adapter : 100 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

Rated Power output: 3 W + 3 W

5.4 cm round x 2

• Video input, S-VIDEO (Y/C) input and Audio L/ MONO and R inputs are available.

• Component Video(Y,Pb,Pr) input and Audio L/MONO and R inputs are available.

RCA connectors x 3

Audio L/R outputs and a subwoofer output are available.

•

Analog RGB : D-SUB (15 pins) x 1, PC AUDIO IN x 1

PC signal and audio inputs are available.

• Stereo mini-jack (3.5 mm in diameter)

465 mm x 325 mm x 78 mm (TV only) 465 mm x 363 mm x 190 mm

6.1 kg (TV only)

7.3 kg

AA/R6 dry cell battery x 2 AC adapter x 1 (HP-OL060D031) Power cord x 1

LT-17S2

WST (World Standard System)

LT-23S2

)

system

TV : 24V DC, AC adapter : 100 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

120W, Standby: 3 W Viewable area 58.2cm(measured diagonally)

Rated Power output: 5 W + 5 W

619 mm x 436 mm x 86 mm (TV only) 619 mm x 498 mm x 227 mm

7.8 kg (TV only)

9.8 kg Remote control unit x 1 (RM-C1860)

AA/R6 dry cell battery x 2 AC adapter x 1 (HP-OW120A033) Power cord x 1

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.

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0604-MK-TU

Page 59

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 thesafety.

J The parts not indicated in this Parts List and those which are filled with lines

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



 in the Parts No. columns will not be



RESISTORS

CR Carbon Resistor

FR Fusible Resistor

PR Plate Resistor

VR Variable Resistor

HV R High Voltage Resistor

MF R Metal Film Resistor

MG R Metal Glazed Resistor

MP R Metal Plate Resistor

OM R Metal Oxide Film Resistor

CMF R Coating Metal Film Resistor

UNF R Non-Flammable Resistor

CH V R Chip Variable Resistor

CH MG R Chip Metal Glazed Resistor

COMP. R Composition Resistor

LPTC R Linear Positive Temperature Coefficient Resistor

CAPACITORS

C CAP. Ceramic Capacitor

E CAP. Electrolytic Capacitor

M CAP. Mylar Capacitor

CH CAP. Chip Capacitor

HV CAP. High Voltage Capacitor

MF CAP. Metalized Film Capacitor

MM CAP. Metalized Mylar Capacitor

MP CAP. Metalized Polystyrol Capacitor

PP CAP. Polypropylene Capacitor

PS CAP. Polystyrol Capacitor

TF CAP. Thin Film Capacitor

MPP CAP. Metalized Polypropylene Capacitor

TAN. CAP. Tantalum Capacitor

CH C CAP. Chip Ceramic Capacitor

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% +50% +80% +100%

-10% -10% -20% -0%

(No. YA033) 3-1

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CONTENTS

EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST EXPLODED VIEW

......................................................................................................................................................................... 3-3

PRINTED WIRING BOARD PARTS LIST

.................................................................................................................................................... 3-2

....................................................................................................................................... 3-4

PWB ASSEMBIES LIST ....................................................................................................................................................... 3-4

MAIN PWB ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................................ 3-4

IR SENSOR PWB ASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................................ 3-9

AV JACK PWB ASSEMBLY .................................................................................................................................................. 3-9

FRONT CONTROL PWB ASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................... 3-10

TUNER PWB ASSEMBLY .................................................................................................................................................. 3-10

PACKING PACKING PARTS LIST

.................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-11

............................................................................................................................................................... 3-11

EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST

 Ref. No. Part No. Part Name Description

1 DA-5642296806 FRONT COVER 2 DA-5642564200 SPEAKER MESH 3 DA-5642026406 SP SPONGE x4 4 DA-5642026409 SP SPONGE x2 5 DA-5642026502 HIGH DENSITY SPONGE x2 6 DA-5042026500 SPEAKER RUBBER x8 7 DA-5640331900 IR LENS 8 DA-5640331800 LED WINDOW 9 DA-5642850600 KEY 10 DA-5642319500 KEY COVER 11 DA-5646505600 INVERTER MYLAR x2 12 DA-5642025323 EMI SHIELDING GASKET 13 DA-5642025324 EMI SHIELDING GASKET 14 DA-5642729100 LCD BRACKET 15 DA-5642025325 EMI SHIELDING GASKET 16 DA-5646405209 HEAT SINK 17 DA-5646255500 MAIN PWB SHIELD 18 DA-5642025326 EMI SHIELDING GASKET 19 DA-5648742300 MODULE BRACKET x2 20 DA-5648742200 TUNER BRACKET x2 21 DA-5642318800 D-SUB COVER 22 DA-5642318900 AUDIO COVER 23 DA-5648731700 VESA BRACKET 24 DA-5642296900 BACK COVER 25 DA-5642901105 HANDLE 26 DA-5642318700 TUNER COVER 27 DA-5642319000 CABLE COVER (L) 28 DA-5642319100 CABLE COVER (R) 29 DA-5641414600 NECK COVER 30 DA-5648742400 HINGE 31 DA-5641414800 BASE 32 DA-5640408400 STAND BRACKET 33 DA-5642025400 RUBBER FOOT x5 34 DA-5642679300 CABLE HOLDER 35 DA-5641414700 HINGE COVER 36 DA-5642679700 MODULE COVER (DUMMY) 37 DA-5646255800 AV JACK SHIELD 38 DA-5642679600 AV JACK COVER

 39 DA-5051253644 LCD PANEL

40 DA-5642425600 JVC MARK

 41 DA-5000100091 INVERTER PWB

42 DA-5055125200 SPEAKER x2

S1 DA-7190562305 SCREW (M3x5) x4 S2 DA-7000311032 SCREW (M3x6) x13 S3 DA-7136160252 SCREW (M3x4) x12 S4 DA-7134161182 SCREW (M3x8) x8 S5 DA-7134251682 SCREW (M4x12) x7 S6 DA-7190540084 SCREW (M4x16) x4 S7 DA-5640228300 SCREW (M4x14) x2 S8 DA-7190562407 SCREW (M4x6) x4 S9 DA-7034250655 SCREW (M4x6) x5 S10 DA-7134251456 SCREW (M4x10) x4

3-2 (No. YA033)

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EXPLODED VIEW

S10

AV JACK PWB

TUNER PWB

MAIN PWB

FRONT CONTROL PWB

IR SENSOR PWB

(No. YA033) 3-3

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PRINTED WIRING BOARD PARTS LIST

PWB ASSEMBLIES LIST

 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description  Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

--- MAIN PWB ASS'Y DA-5098800700

---

--- AV JACK PWB ASS'Y DA-5098800702

---

--- TUNER PWB ASS'Y DA-5098800704

 DA-5000100091 INVERTER PLCD0317603

MAIN PWB ASSEMBLY

 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

ICS

I001 DA-6640005156 VOLTAGE REG. LT1084 I002 DA-6640003867 VOLTAGE REG. LT1117ST-2.5 I003 DA-6640003863 VOLTAGE REG. LT1117-ADJ I004 DA6647021813-17 MC U SYNCMOS 59264 I004A DA-5056304402 SOCKET 44P I005 DA-6647051150 EEPROM 24LC64 I006 DA-6644020151 VIDEO AMP AD8092AR I009 DA-6647026301 EEPROM 24LC16 I010 DA-6644036001 VIDEO SWITCH PI5V330 I011 DA-6640003858 VOLTAGE REG. LT1117ST-33 I012 DA-6640003858 VOLTAGE REG. LT1117ST-33 I013 DA-6649001853 A/D CONVERTER AD9883-140 I014 DA-6646021451 DIGITAL 74F14 I015 DA6647051862-17 EEPROM 24C02 I016 DA-6645006607 TELETEXT SAA5264(0448) I017 DA-6644036001 VIDEO SWITCH PI5V330 I018 DA-6644036001 VIDEO SWITCH PI5V330 I020 DA-6640010951 VOLTAGE REG. PJ78M09CP I024 DA-6640003858 VIDEO SWITCH LT1117ST-33 I027 DA-6640003858 VOLTAGE REG. LT1117ST-33 I028 DA-6647052050 VIDEO DECODER SAA7118 I031 DA-6646000955 I-P CONVERTER SII504 I032 DA-6647001653 MEMORY SDRAM HY57V643220B I034 DA-6646000351 LCD CONTROLLER TP6760 I035 DA-6646013651 SDRAM HY57V161610 I036 DA-6644001354 LVDS DECODER THC63LVDM83A I037 DA-6644009054 MOSFET P-CH. SI4431DY I038 DA-6644077051 AUDIO PROCESSOR MSP3410G I039 DA-6644073052 AUDIO AMP HA17558F I040 DA-6644051155 AUDIO POWER AMP TPA1517 I041 DA-6640008353 VOLTAGE REG. AP1501-K5 I042 DA-6644009054 MOSFET P-CH. SI4431DY I043 DA-6644009054 MOSFET P-CH. SI4431DY I044 DA-6644009054 MOSFET P-CH. SI4431DY I046 DA-6644009054 MOSFET P-CH. SI4431DY I048 DA-6644009054 MOSFET P-CH. SI4431DY I051 DA-6644020151 VIDEO AMP AD8092AR

TRANSISTORS

Q002 DA-6623003051 PNP MMBT3906 Q003 DA-6623003051 PNP MMBT3906 Q004 DA-6623003051 PNP MMBT3906 Q009 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q017 DA-6626004655 N-ch MOS-FET 2N7002 Q031 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q032 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q033 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q034 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q036 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q039 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q041 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q042 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q043 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q044 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q045 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q048 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q049 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904 Q050 DA-6622002259 NPN MMBT3904

3-4 (No. YA033)

IR SENSOR PWB ASS'Y

FRONT CONTROL PWB ASS'Y

DA-5098800701

DA-5098800703

DIODES

D001 DA-6611012351 SWITCHING BAT54S D002 DA-6611012351 SWITCHING BAT54S D003 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D004 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D005 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D006 DA-6613003059 SWITCHING RLS4148 D007 DA-6613003059 SWITCHING RLS4148 D009 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D011 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D010 DA-6611012352 SWITCHING BAT54C D014 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D019 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D020 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D021 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D023 DA-6613003059 SWITCHING RLS4148 D024 DA-6613003059 SWITCHING RLS4148 D025 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D027 DA-6611026558 RECTIFIER SBD B340 D028 DA-6611026558 RECTIFIER SBD B340 D029 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D030 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D031 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D032 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D033 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D034 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D035 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D036 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D037 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D049 DA-6611012351 SWITCHING BAT54S D050 DA-6613003059 SWITCHING RLS4148 ZD01 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5231B ZD02 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5231B ZD03 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5231B ZD04 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5231B ZD05 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5231B

INDUCTORS

L001 DA-5062120135 FERRITE BEAD L002 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L003 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L004 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L005 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L006 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L007 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L008 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L009 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L010 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L011 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L013 DA-5062122981 FERRITE BEAD L014 DA-5064410129 COIL CHOKE DIP 100µH L016 DA-5064410129 COIL CHOKE DIP 100µH L017 DA-5064410129 COIL CHOKE DIP 100µH L018 DA-5064410029 COIL CHOKE DIP 10µH L020 DA-5064410129 COIL CHOKE DIP 100µH L024 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L025 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L026 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L027 DA-5062133004 FERRITE BEAD L029 DA-5132300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/10W J L030 DA-5132300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/10W J L032 DA-5132300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/10W J L033 DA-5132300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/10W J L034 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L036 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L038 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L039 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L040 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L050 DA-5062122981 FERRITE BEAD L051 DA-5062122981 FERRITE BEAD L053 DA-5062120135 FERRITE BEAD

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 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description  Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

L054 DA-5062122981 FERRITE BEAD L056 DA-5062122981 FERRITE BEAD L061 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L062 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L063 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L064 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L065 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L066 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L067 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L081 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L082 DA-5062142500 COIL CHOKE DIP 33µH L083 DA-5062120135 FERRITE BEAD L084 DA-5062120135 FERRITE BEAD L085 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L086 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L087 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L088 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L090 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L091 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L092 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L093 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L094 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L095 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L096 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L097 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L098 DA-5062132307 FERRITE BEAD L099 DA-5062132307 FERRITE BEAD L100 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J L102 DA-5062132306 FERRITE BEAD L103 DA-5062120135 FERRITE BEAD L107 DA-5062132304 FERRITE BEAD L108 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J L109 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L110 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L111 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L112 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L113 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L114 DA-5062132306 FERRITE BEAD L116 DA-5062120135 FERRITE BEAD L117 DA-5062132306 FERRITE BEAD L118 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L119 DA-5062122981 FERRITE BEAD L120 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L122 DA-5062133003 FERRITE BEAD L123 DA-5062132306 FERRITE BEAD L124 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J L125 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J L126 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L127 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L128 DA-5062133008 FERRITE BEAD L129 DA-5062122981 FERRITE BEAD L135 DA-5062132304 FERRITE BEAD L136 DA-5062132304 FERRITE BEAD L137 DA-5062132304 FERRITE BEAD L138 DA-5062120135 FERRITE BEAD L139 DA-5062132306 FERRITE BEAD L141 DA-5062132306 FERRITE BEAD L142 DA-5062132306 FERRITE BEAD LP01 DA-5062128504 FERRITE BEAD LP02 DA-5062128504 FERRITE BEAD LP03 DA-5062128504 FERRITE BEAD LP04 DA-5062128504 FERRITE BEAD LP05 DA-5062128504 FERRITE BEAD LP06 DA-5062128504 FERRITE BEAD LP07 DA-5062127417 FERRITE BEAD LP08 DA-5062127417 FERRITE BEAD LP09 DA-5062127417 FERRITE BEAD LP10 DA-5062127417 FERRITE BEAD LP11 DA-5062127417 FERRITE BEAD LP12 DA-5062127417 FERRITE BEAD

CAPACITORS

C001 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C002 DA-5218007991 E CAP. 100µF 16V M

C003 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C004 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C005 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C006 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C007 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C008 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C009 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C010 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C011 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C012 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C013 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C014 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C015 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C016 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C017 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C018 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C019 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C020 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C021 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C023 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C024 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C028 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C029 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C032 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C037 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C038 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C040 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C041 DA-5218007991 E CAP. 100µF 16V M C042 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C043 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C056 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C057 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C058 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C059 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C060 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C061 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C062 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C063 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C064 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C065 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C066 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C067 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C068 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C069 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C070 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C071 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C072 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C073 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C074 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C075 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C076 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C077 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C078 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C079 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C080 DA-5240627091 C CAP. 27pF 50V K C081 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C082 DA-5218008991 E CAP. 47µF 16V M C083 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C084 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C085 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C086 DA-5230019091 C CAP. 0.082µF 16V Z C087 DA-5230682291 C CAP. 0.0082µF50V K C088 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C089 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C092 DA-5240610091 C CAP. 10pF 50V J C093 DA-5218014791 E CAP. 4.7µF 16V M C094 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C095 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C098 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C102 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C103 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C108 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C111 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C113 DA-5218008991 E CAP. 47µF 16V M C114 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K

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 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description  Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

C117 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C118 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C120 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C123 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C124 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C125 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C126 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C127 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C128 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C129 DA-5218008991 E CAP. 47µF 16V M C130 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C131 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C132 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C133 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C134 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C135 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C136 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C137 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C138 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C139 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C140 DA-5230013391 C CAP. 0.47µF 25V Z C141 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C142 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C143 DA-5218008991 E CAP. 47µF 16V M C144 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C145 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C146 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C147 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C148 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C149 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C150 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C151 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C204 DA-5218009691 E CAP. 10µF 35V M C205 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C206 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C207 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C208 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C235 DA-5240656091 C CAP. 56pF 50V J C245 DA-5240656091 C CAP. 56pF 50V J C263 DA-5230007791 C CAP. 2.2µF 16V K C264 DA-5230007791 C CAP. 2.2µF 16V K C265 DA-5230007791 C CAP. 2.2µF 16V K C267 DA-5230007791 C CAP. 2.2µF 16V K C268 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C269 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C270 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C271 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C272 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C273 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C274 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C275 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C276 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C277 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C278 DA-5240627091 C CAP. 27pF 50V K C279 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C280 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C281 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C282 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C283 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C284 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C285 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C286 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C287 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C288 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C289 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C290 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C291 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C292 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C293 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C294 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C295 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C296 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C297 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C298 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C299 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C300 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C302 DA-5240000891 C CAP. 22pF 50V K

C303 DA-5240000891 C CAP. 22pF 50V K C306 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C308 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C311 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C312 DA-5230647391 C CAP. 0.047µF 50V K C319 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C363 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C364 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C365 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C370 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C372 DA-5218008891 E CAP. 22µF 16V M C373 DA-5218008891 E CAP. 22µF 16V M C375 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C376 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C377 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C378 DA-5240610091 C CAP. 10pF 50V J C379 DA-5240610091 C CAP. 10pF 50V J C380 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C381 DA-5218007991 E CAP. 100µF 16V M C382 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C383 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C384 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C385 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C386 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C387 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C388 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C389 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C390 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C391 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C392 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C393 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C394 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C395 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C396 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C397 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C398 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C399 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C400 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C401 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C402 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C403 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C404 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C405 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C406 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C407 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C408 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C409 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C410 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C411 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C412 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C413 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C414 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C415 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C416 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C417 DA-5218008891 E CAP. 22µF 16V M C418 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C419 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C420 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C421 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C422 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C423 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C424 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C425 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C426 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C427 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C428 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C429 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C430 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C431 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C432 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C433 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C434 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C435 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C436 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C437 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C440 DA-5218014791 E CAP. 4.7µF 16V M C441 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J

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 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description  Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

C443 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C444 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C445 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C446 DA-5240633091 C CAP. 33pF 50V J C447 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C448 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C449 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C450 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C451 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C452 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C455 DA-5218024391 E CAP. 220µF 35V M C458 DA-5240605091 C CAP. 5pF 50V G C459 DA-5240605091 C CAP. 5pF 50V G C460 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C461 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C462 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C463 DA-5230610391 C CAP. 0.01µF 50V K C464 DA-5230610391 C CAP. 0.01µF 50V K C465 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C466 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C470 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C471 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C472 DA-5240647191 C CAP. 4700pF 50V J C473 DA-5240647191 C CAP. 4700pF 50V J C476 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C477 DA-5230610391 C CAP. 0.01µF 50V K C482 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C483 DA-5230610391 C CAP. 0.01µF 50V K C492 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C493 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C494 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C495 DA-5230012591 C CAP. 1µF 16V K C496 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C497 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C498 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C499 DA-5218006391 E CAP. 220µF 16V M C500 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C501 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C502 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C503 DA-5218014791 E CAP. 4.7µF 16V M C505 DA-5240610191 C CAP. 100pF 50V J C506 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C507 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C508 DA-5230622391 C CAP. 0.022µF 50V K C509 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C510 DA-5240633991 C CAP. 3.3pF 50V G C511 DA-5240633991 C CAP. 3.3pF 50V G C512 DA-5240656091 C CAP. 56pF 50V J C513 DA-5240656091 C CAP. 56pF 50V J C514 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C515 DA-5230610291 C CAP. 0.001µF 50V K C516 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C518 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C519 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C520 DA-5218014791 E CAP. 4.7µF 16V M C521 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C522 DA-5218009691 E CAP. 10µF 35V M C523 DA-5230615291 C CAP. 0.015µF 50V K C524 DA-5230622291 C CAP. 0.0022µF50V K C525 DA-5218007991 E CAP. 100µF 16V M C526 DA-5218009791 E CAP. 100µF 25V M C527 DA-5230615291 C CAP. 0.015µF 50V K C528 DA-5230004191 E CAP. 0.33µF 16V M C529 DA-5230622291 C CAP. 0.0022µF50V K C531 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C532 DA-5230622391 C CAP. 0.022µF 50V K C533 DA-5218009691 E CAP. 10µF 35V M C534 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M C535 DA-5205447102 E CAP. DIP 470µF 25V M C536 DA-5218008891 E CAP. 22µF 16V M C538 DA-5218008891 E CAP. 22µF 16V M C540 DA-5218008891 E CAP. 22µF 16V M C541 DA-5230019191 C CAP. 0.15µF 16V Z C542 DA-5230007791 C CAP. 2.2µF 16V K C543 DA-5240656091 C CAP. 56pF 50V J C544 DA-5230007791 C CAP. 2.2µF 16V K C545 DA-5205447102 E CAP. DIP 470µF 25V M

C546 DA-5240656091 C CAP. 56pF 50V J C547 DA-5230019191 C CAP. 0.15µF 16V Z C549 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C550 DA-5218014191 E CAP. 470µF 16V M C551 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z C552 DA-5214024602 E CAP. DIP 470µF 35V M C553 DA-5218008991 E CAP. 47µF 16V M C556 DA-5230004191 E CAP. 0.33µF 16V M C563 DA-5230004191 E CAP. 0.33µF 16V M C567 DA-5205447102 E CAP. DIP 470µF 25V M C568 DA-5205447102 E CAP. DIP 470µF 25V M C569 DA-5218005891 E CAP. 2.2µF 50V M C570 DA-5218011991 E CAP. 22µF 25V M

RESISTORS

R001 DA-5134324109 MG RES. 240Ω 1/16W J R002 DA-5134339109 MG RES. 390Ω 1/16W J R004 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R005 DA-5134322109 MG RES. 220Ω 1/16W J R006 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R007 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R008 DA-5134336209 MG RES. 3.6KΩ 1/16W J R009 DA-5134336209 MG RES. 3.6KΩ 1/16W J R010 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R011 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R012 DA-5134320209 MG RES. 2KΩ 1/16W J R013 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R014 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R015 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R016 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R017 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R018 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R019 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R023 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R024 DA-5134315209 MG RES. 1.5KΩ 1/16W J R028 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R029 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R030 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R031 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R034 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R035 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R036 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R037 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R038 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R039 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R040 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R043 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R044 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R047 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R053 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R055 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R056 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R057 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R059 DA-5134330109 MG RES. 300Ω 1/16W J R061 DA-5134330109 MG RES. 300Ω 1/16W J R062 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R063 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R064 DA-5134327209 MG RES. 2.7KΩ 1/16W J R065 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R067 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R070 DA-5134322209 MG RES. 2.2KΩ 1/16W J R073 DA-5134347009 MG RES. 47Ω 1/16W J R074 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R076 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R077 DA-5134347009 MG RES. 47Ω 1/16W J R078 DA-5134322209 MG RES. 2.2KΩ 1/16W J R079 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R080 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R081 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R082 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R083 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R084 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R085 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R086 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R087 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R088 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J

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R089 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R090 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R091 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R093 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R095 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R096 DA-5134347309 MG RES. 47KΩ 1/16W J R097 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R099 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R100 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R101 DA-5134356009 MG RES. 56Ω 1/16W J R104 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R105 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R106 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R107 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R108 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R109 DA-5134356009 MG RES. 56Ω 1/16W J R112 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R117 DA-5134356009 MG RES. 56Ω 1/16W J R118 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R119 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R120 DA-5134351109 MG RES. 510Ω 1/16W J R121 DA-5134318009 MG RES. 18Ω 1/16W J R122 DA-5134391009 MG RES. 91Ω 1/16W J R123 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R124 DA-5134324309 MG RES. 24KΩ 1/16W J R126 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R127 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R128 DA-5134130019 MG RES. 1% 3KΩ 1/16W F R129 DA-5134318009 MG RES. 18Ω 1/16W J R130 DA-5134318009 MG RES. 18Ω 1/16W J R131 DA-5134318009 MG RES. 18Ω 1/16W J R132 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R133 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R134 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R135 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R136 DA-5134315209 MG RES. 1.5KΩ 1/16W J R137 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R140 DA-5134130019 MG RES. 1% 3KΩ 1/16W F R141 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R142 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R143 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R144 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R145 DA-5134351109 MG RES. 510Ω 1/16W J R146 DA-5134351109 MG RES. 510Ω 1/16W J R147 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R150 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R151 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R152 DA-5134347309 MG RES. 47KΩ 1/16W J R153 DA-5134347309 MG RES. 47KΩ 1/16W J R154 DA-5134347309 MG RES. 47KΩ 1/16W J R155 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R156 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R157 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R158 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R159 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R160 DA-5134356009 MG RES. 56Ω 1/16W J R161 DA-5134315209 MG RES. 1.5KΩ 1/16W J R162 DA-5134391009 MG RES. 91Ω 1/16W J R163 DA-5134310009 MG RES. 10Ω 1/16W J R184 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R187 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R193 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R194 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R195 DA-5134315209 MG RES. 1.5KΩ 1/16W J R196 DA-5134351109 MG RES. 510Ω 1/16W J R197 DA-5134356009 MG RES. 56Ω 1/16W J R198 DA-5134391009 MG RES. 91Ω 1/16W J R199 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R200 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R203 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R204 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R207 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R209 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R211 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R212 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R217 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R218 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F

R219 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R222 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R223 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R230 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R231 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R232 DA-5134310509 MG RES. 1MΩ 1/16W J R233 DA-5134333309 MG RES. 33KΩ 1/16W J R234 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R236 DA-5134351109 MG RES. 510Ω 1/16W J R263 DA-5134324209 MG RES. 2.4KΩ 1/16W J R264 DA-5134324209 MG RES. 2.4KΩ 1/16W J R267 DA-5134324209 MG RES. 2.4KΩ 1/16W J R268 DA-5134324209 MG RES. 2.4KΩ 1/16W J R269 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R274 DA-5134347309 MG RES. 47KΩ 1/16W J R275 DA-5134322109 MG RES. 220Ω 1/16W J R276 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R279 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R282 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R283 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R284 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R285 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R286 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R288 DA-5134351109 MG RES. 510Ω 1/16W J R290 DA-5134333209 MG RES. 3.3KΩ 1/16W J R291 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R292 DA-5134333209 MG RES. 3.3KΩ 1/16W J R295 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R298 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R299 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R300 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R301 DA-5134333309 MG RES. 33KΩ 1/16W J R302 DA-5134333209 MG RES. 3.3KΩ 1/16W J R303 DA-5134333209 MG RES. 3.3KΩ 1/16W J R304 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R305 DA-5134333309 MG RES. 33KΩ 1/16W J R306 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R307 DA-5134333209 MG RES. 3.3KΩ 1/16W J R308 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R309 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R311 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R312 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R313 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R314 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R317 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R318 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R319 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R320 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R321 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R322 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R323 DA-5134322109 MG RES. 220Ω 1/16W J R324 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R325 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R326 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R327 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R328 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R329 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R330 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R331 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R332 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R333 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R334 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R335 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R337 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R338 DA-5134351109 MG RES. 510Ω 1/16W J R339 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R340 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R341 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R344 DA-5134130019 MG RES. 1% 3KΩ 1/16W F R345 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R346 DA-5134318009 MG RES. 18Ω 1/16W J R347 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R349 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R350 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R351 DA-5134375009 MG RES. 75Ω 1/16W J R352 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R354 DA-5134347009 MG RES. 47Ω 1/16W J

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R355 DA-5134356009 MG RES. 56Ω 1/16W J R356 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R357 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R359 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R361 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R362 DA-5134310009 MG RES. 10Ω 1/16W J R363 DA-5134310009 MG RES. 10Ω 1/16W J R364 DA-5134110009 MG RES. 1% 100Ω 1/16W F R365 DA-5134310009 MG RES. 10Ω 1/16W J R366 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R367 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R368 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R374 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R375 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R376 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R377 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R378 DA-5134310009 MG RES. 10Ω 1/16W J R379 DA-5134310009 MG RES. 10Ω 1/16W J R387 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R388 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R389 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R390 DA-5134347309 MG RES. 47KΩ 1/16W J R391 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R392 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R393 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R399 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R405 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R406 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R411 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R412 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R413 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R414 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R415 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R416 DA-5134324209 MG RES. 2.4KΩ 1/16W J R417 DA-5134322909 MG RES. 2.2Ω 1/16W J R419 DA-5134322909 MG RES. 2.2Ω 1/16W J R420 DA-5134324209 MG RES. 2.4KΩ 1/16W J R426 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R427 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R445 DA-5134347209 MG RES. 4.7KΩ 1/16W J R462 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R463 DA-5134368109 MG RES. 680Ω 1/16W J R464 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R465 DA-5134356209 MG RES. 5.6KΩ 1/16W J R466 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R467 DA-5134356209 MG RES. 5.6KΩ 1/16W J R468 DA-5134368109 MG RES. 680Ω 1/16W J R469 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R470 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R471 DA-5134356209 MG RES. 5.6KΩ 1/16W J R472 DA-5134368109 MG RES. 680Ω 1/16W J R473 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R474 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R475 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R476 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R477 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R481 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R482 DA-5134333309 MG RES. 33KΩ 1/16W J R483 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R484 DA-5134315309 MG RES. 15KΩ 1/16W J R485 DA-5134310509 MG RES. 1MΩ 1/16W J R486 DA-5134110029 MG RES. 1% 10KΩ 1/16W F R488 DA-5134310409 MG RES. 100KΩ 1/16W J R491 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R492 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R493 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R494 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R495 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R496 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R497 DA-5134362109 MG RES. 620Ω 1/16W J R498 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R499 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R500 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J R502 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R503 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F R504 DA-5134315309 MG RES. 15KΩ 1/16W J R505 DA-5134110019 MG RES. 1% 1KΩ 1/16W F

R506 DA-5134315309 MG RES. 15KΩ 1/16W J RP22 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J RP23 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J RP26 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J RP27 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J RP28 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J RP29 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J RP30 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J RP31 DA-5160310902 NETWORK RES. 22Ω x4 1/16W J

CONNECTORS

P001 DA-5056403005 30P CONN. P002 DA-5056416038 10P CONN. P003 DA-5056415685 6P CONN. P004 DA-5056415475 4P CONN. P005 DA-5056415413 4P CONN. P006 DA-5056406005 60P CONN. P007 DA-5056415228 2P CONN. P008 DA-5056310015 20P TIN SMD P010 DA-5056415231 2P CONN. P011 DA-5056415231 2P CONN. P013 DA-5056415326 2P CONN. P015 DA-5056302054 RCA JACK (WHITE) P016 DA-5056302039 RCA JACK (RED) P017 DA-5056302059 RCA JACK (BLACK)

 P020 DA-5056300707 DC JACK

P021 DA-5056415326 3P CONN. P022 DA-5056415528 5P CONN. PJ01 DA-5056309125 D-SUB VGA PJ02 DA-5056300105 AUDIO JACK

OTHERS

X003 DA-6699134506 XTAL 24.576MHz X006 DA-6699153630 XTAL 18.432MHz

X007 DA-6699114106 XTAL 12MHz X008 DA-6699106034 XTAL 14.318MHz

 F001 DA-5054470091 FUSE 125V/7A  F002 DA-5054470091 FUSE 125V/7A

IR SENSOR PWB ASSEMBLY

 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

IR601 DA-6642003904 IR SENSOR TSOP4838(IR)

DIODE

D601 DA-6618018175 LED L-158EGC-TR-H

CAPACITOR

C601 DA-5218007991 E CAP. 100µF 16V M

RESISTOR

R601 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0 1/16W J

CONNECTOR

P601 DA-5056415685 6P CONN. 2011P06H

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 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description  Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

DIODE

D005 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D006 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 D011 DA-6613000555 SWITCHING BAV99-7 ZD01 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD02 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD03 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD04 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD05 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD06 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD07 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD08 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD09 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B ZD10 DA-6615002361 SWITCHING MMSZ5221B

INDUCTORS

L001 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L002 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L003 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L004 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L005 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L006 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L007 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L008 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L009 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD L010 DA-5062132335 FERRITE BEAD 33

CAPACITORS

C024 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C025 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C026 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C027 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C028 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C030 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C031 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C032 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J C033 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J

CONNECTORS

P001 DA-5056406004 60P CONN. P013 DA-5056302066 S-VIDEO P014 DA-5056302055 RCA JACK (YELLOW) P015 DA-5056302054 RCA JACK (WHITE) P016 DA-5056302039 RCA JACK (RED) P017 DA-5056302057 RCA JACK (GREEN) P018 DA-5056302054 RCA JACK (WHITE) P019 DA-5056302039 RCA JACK (RED) P021 DA-5056302058 RCA JACK (BLUE) P022 DA-5056302055 RCA JACK (YELLOW)

SWITCHES

S601 DA-5054512951 TOUCH SWITCH S602 DA-5054512951 TOUCH SWITCH S603 DA-5054512951 TOUCH SWITCH S604 DA-5054512951 TOUCH SWITCH S605 DA-5054512951 TOUCH SWITCH S606 DA-5054512951 TOUCH SWITCH S607 DA-5054512951 TOUCH SWITCH

TUNER PWB ASSEMBLY

 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

UNIT

UT01 DA-5052110003 TUNER FQ1236

TRANSISTOR

QT01 DA-6621015332 N PN 2SC1815

INDUCTORS

LT01 DA-5064410029 COIL,PEAKING 10µH LT02 DA-5064410029 COIL,PEAKING 10µH

CAPACITORS

CT01 DA-5218007991 E CAP. 100µF 16V M CT02 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z CT03 DA-5218007891 E CAP. 10µF 16V M CT05 DA-5230005491 C CAP. 0.1µF 25V Z CT06 DA-5240647091 C CAP. 47pF 50V J

RESISTORS

RT01 DA-5134351009 MG RES. 51Ω 1/16W J RT02 DA-5134310209 MG RES. 1KΩ 1/16W J RT05 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J RT06 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J RT08 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J RT09 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J RT13 DA-5134300009 MG RES. 0Ω 1/16W J

CONNECTOR

PT17 DA-5056403004 30P CONN.

FRONT CONTROL PWB ASSEMBLY

 Symbol Part No. Part Name Description

RESISTORS

R602 DA-5142127195 CARBON FILM 270Ω 1/6W J R603 DA-5142127195 CARBON FILM 270Ω 1/6W J

CONNECTORS

P602 DA-5056415852 8P CONN. P603 DA-5056415484 4P CONN. P604 DA-5056415484 4P CONN. P605 DA-5056302064 PHONE JACK

3-10 (No. YA033)

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PACKING

9 10

PACKING PARTS LIST

 Ref. No. Part No. Part Name Description

1 DA-9513380456 CARTON BOX LT-17S2 1 DA-9513380656 CARTON BOX LT-17S2/S, LT-17S2/A 2 DA-9533380156 EPE PAD-L 3 DA-9533380256 EPE PAD-R 4 DA-9533389956 EPE BAG for SET 5 DA-9533251527 PE BAG for ACCESSORIES

 6 DA-5061370344 AC ADAPTER  7 DA-5056706170 POWER CORD(ROUND) LT-17S2  7 DA-5056706169 POWER CORD(FLAT) LT-17S2/S  7 DA-5056706198 POWER CORD(AU) LT-17S2/A

8 DA-5000100084 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT 9 DA-5030057108 INSTRUCTION MANUAL(ENGLISH) 9 DA-5030057088 INSTRUCTION MANUAL(5 CONTRIES) 10 DA-5030250050 WARRANTY CARD

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

LCD FLAT TELEVISION

LT-17S2 LT-17S2

LT-17S2/A

CD-ROM No. SML200409

No.YA033

2004/9

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LT-17S2, LT17S2/S, LT-17S2

STANDARD CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

CONTENTS

USING P.W. BOARD .....................................................................................................................................................................2-1

SEMICONDUCTOR ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2-1

BLOCK DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................................................................................... 2-2

CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS ................................................................................................................................................................... 2-3

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................................... 2-3

IR SENSOR PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................................................. 2-25

AV JACK PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................................................................................................................................................... 2-27

FRONT CONTROL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................................................................................................................................... 2-28

TUNER PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................................... 2-28

PATTERN DIAGRAMS............................................................................................................................................................... 2-29

MAIN PWB PATTERN ......................................................................................................................................................................... 2-29

IR SENEOR PWB PATTERN .............................................................................................................................................................. 2-31

AV JACK PWB PATTERN ................................................................................................................................................................... 2-31

FRONT CONTROL PWB PATTERN ................................................................................................................................................... 2-31

TUNER PWB PATTERN ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2-31

USING P.W. BOARD

MAIN P.W. BOARD DA-5098800700 (PWB-0726-1)

IR SENSOR P.W. BOARD DA-5098800701 (PWB-0726-2)

AV JACK P.W. BOARD DA-5098800702 (PWB-0714-1)

FRONT CONTROL P.W. BOARD DA-5098800703 (PWB-0714-2)

TUNER P.W. BOARD DA-5098800704 (PWB-0174-3)

SEMICONDUCTOR SHAPES

TRANSISTOR

BOTTOM VIEW

E C

ECB

B OT TO M V I EW FR O NT V I EW T OP V I EW

OUT

IN OUTE

CHIP IC

BCE

(G)(D)(S )

FRONT VI EW

1 N

TOP VIEW

ECB

1 N

TOP VIEW

CHIP TR

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BLOCK DIAGRAM

3W+3W

P603

(Speaker)

I040

Audio amp

PWB

(Headphone)

Front Control

P604

P604P602

(TPA1517)

I034

I036

LCD Panel

P008P005

24bit

TP6760

Scaler

Port B(Main )

PWB

Inverter

P007 P003

THC63LVDM83A

P002

LVDS I/F

Port V(SUb)

Port A(Main)

PWB

IR Sensor

P601

Micro

Controller

(SYNCMOS)

PROM

I004

Main PWB

I038

(MSP3410G)

Audio Processor

MTS

(Audio)

P001

PT17

Tuner PWB

AV, SV, CV Audio

PC Audio

(Video)

24bit

I031

(SiI504)

De-Interlace

I016

Teletext

(SAA5264)

P001

PWB

JACK

FSW

H,V

RGB

P006

8bit

I028

(SAA7118)

Video decoder

24bit

I013

㫏㪊

㩿㪧㪠㪌㪭㪊㪊㪇㪀

No. YA0332-2

ADC

(AD9883A-140)

PJ01

VGA

12V

3.3V

2.5V

Power

Supply

P020

12V

adapter

50/60Hz

110/220V

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DC IN (12V)

Power save

Sheet2,6,8,9,10

MAIN PWB ASS'Y (1/11)

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (1/11)

CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

No. YA033

2-3 2-4

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Sheet8

Sheet4

Sheet8

Sheet10,11

Sheet8

Sheet1,6,8,9,10

Sheet3,4,5,8

Sheet3,6,7,10

Sheet3

MPU

Sheet3

Sheet5

FRONT CONTROL PWB P602

IR SENSOR PWB P601

MAIN PWB ASS'Y (2/11)

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (2/11)

No. YA033

2-5 2-6

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Sheet2

Sheet2,4,5,8

Sheet8

Sheet2

Sheet8

Sheet2,6,7,10

Sheet2,4,5,8

Sheet8

A/D CONVERTER

MAIN PWB ASS'Y (3/11)

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (3/11)

No. YA033 2-7 2-8

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Sheet2

Sheet6

Sheet10

Sheet5

Sheet5,6

Sheet6

Sheet5

AV JACK PWB P001

TUNER PWB PT17

MAIN PWB ASS'Y (4/11)

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (4/11)

No. YA033

2-9 2-10

No. YA033

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MAIN PWB ASS'Y (5/11)

Sheet2

Sheet7,8

Sheet2,3, 4,8

Sheet6

Sheet2

Sheet4

TELETEXT

Sheet4

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (5/11)

No. YA033 2-11 2-12

No. YA033

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MAIN PWB ASS'Y (6/11)

Sheet1,2,8,9,10

Sheet5

Sheet4,5

Sheet4

Sheet2,3,4,5, 7,8,10

Sheet5

Sheet7,8

VIDEO DECODER

COMB FILTER

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (6/11)

No. YA033

2-13 2-14

No. YA033

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MAIN PWB ASS'Y (7/11)

Sheet2,3,6,10

Sheet8

Sheet6,8

Sheet2

Sheet6,8

DE-INTERLACE

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (7/11)

No. YA033 2-15 2-16

No. YA033

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Sheet2

Sheet6,7

Sheet3

Sheet7

Sheet9

Sheet7

Sheet3

Sheet2

Sheet2,3,4,5

Sheet3

Sheet 6,7

Sheet7

MAIN

SCALER

Sheet9

MAIN PWB ASS'Y (8/11)

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (8/11)

No. YA033

2-17 2-18

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Sheet8

LVDS DECODER

Sheet8

LCD

PANEL

Sheet1,2,6, 8,10

MAIN PWB ASS'Y (9/11)

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (9/11)

No. YA033 2-19 2-20

No. YA033

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MAIN PWB ASS'Y (10/11)

Sheet4

Sheet1,2,6,8,9

Sheet2,3,6,7

Sheet2,11

Sheet11

Sheet4 Sheet4

MTS

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (10/11)

No. YA033

2-21 2-22

No. YA033

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MAIN PWB ASS'Y (11/11)

Sheet10

Sheet2,10

AUDIO AMP

FRONT CONTROL PWB P604

MAIN PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (11/11)

No. YA033 2-23 2-24

No. YA033

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IR SENSOR PWB ASS'Y

MAIN PWB (2/11) P003

IR SENSOR PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

No. YA033

2-25 2-26

No. YA033

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MAIN PWB (4/11) P006

AV JACK PWB ASS'Y

FRONT CONTROL PWB ASS'Y

TUNER PWB ASS'Y

MAIN PWB (4/11) P001

MAIN PWB (2/11) P002

SPEAKERS

MAIN PWB (11/11) P005

AV JACK PWB/FRONT CONTROL PWB/TUNER PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

No. YA033 2-27 2-28

No. YA033

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TOP

()

MAIN PWB PATTERN

PATTERN DIAGRAMS

No. YA033

2-29 2-30

No. YA033

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IR SENSOR PWB PATTERN

AV JACK PWB PATTERN

FRONT CONTROL PWB PATTERN

TUNER PWB PATTERN

No. YA033 2-31

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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. YA033)

Printed in Japan

WPC

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