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SERVICE MANUAL

WIDE LCD PANEL TELEVISION

YA32720057

LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A, LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5

/S, LT-Z32SX5/A

BASIC CHASSIS

FL2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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

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

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

4 ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-17

5 TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-24

No.YA327

2005/7

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SPECIFICATION

Items

Dimensions ( W × H × D )

Mass 19.6 kg [Included stand]

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

Power Consumption 116 W (Standby: 2.6 W) 147 W (Standby: 2.6 W)

TV RF System B, G, I, D, K, K1, M

Colour System PAL / SECAM / NTSC 3.58 / NTSC 4.43

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

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

Receiving Frequency

Intermediate Frequency VIF

Colour Sub Carrier

LCD panel 26V-inch wide aspect (16 : 9) 32V-inch wide aspect (16 : 9)

Screen Size

Display Pixels Horizontal : 1366 dots × Vertical : 768 dots (W-XGA)

Audio Power Output 10 W + 10 W

Speaker 6.6 cm, round type × 2 (Oblique corn) Aerial terminal (VHF/UHF) 75 Ω unbalanced, coaxial

Video / Audio Input-1/2/3

Video / Audio Output S-Video

HDMI Input Video

PC (RGB) Input D-sub 15 pin × 1

Headphone 3.5 mm stereo mini jack × 1 Remote Control Unit RM-C1830 (AA/R6 dry cell battery × 2)

Component Video

VHF Low

VHF High

SECAM

[Input-1/3]

750p / 1125i

625p / 525p

625i / 525i

S-Video

[Input-1/2]

70.3 cm × 55.3 cm × 30.8 cm [Included stand]

70.3 cm

16.2 kg [TV only]

46.25MHz - 168.25MHz

175.25MHz - 463.25MHz

471.25MHz - 863.25MHz

UHF

Mid (X - Z+2, S1 - S10) / Super (S11 - S20) / Hyper (S21 - S41) bands

CATV

38.0MHz (B, G, I, D, K, L)

SIF

32.26MHz (5.74MHz: B), 32.15MHz (5.85MHz: G), 31.45MHz (6.55MHz: I)

31.75MHz (6.25MHz: D), 32.15MHz (5.85MHz: K)

4.43MHz

PAL

4.40625MHz / 4.25MHz

3.58MHz / 4.43MHz

NTSC

Diagonal : 66 cm (H: 57.6 cm × V: 32.4 cm) Diagonal : 80 cm (H: 69.7 cm × V: 39.2 cm)

Component connector (2-row 14-pin × 1) (Input-1) RCA pin jack × 3 (Input-3) Y : 1V (p-p) (Sync signal: ±0.35V(p-p), 3-value sync.), 75 Ω Pb/Pr : ±0.35V(p-p), 75 Ω Y : 1V (p-p), Positive (Negative sync provided), 75 Ω Pb/Pr : 0.7V(p-p), 75 Ω Mini-DIN 4 pin connector × 2 Y: 1V (p-p), Positive (Negative sync provided), 75 Ω C: 0.286V (p-p) (Burst signal), 75 Ω 1V (p-p), Positive (Negative sync provided), 75 Ω, RCA pin jack × 3

Video

500mV (rms), High impedance, RCA pin jack × 6

Audio

Mini-DIN 4 pin connector × 1 Y: 1V (p-p), Positive (Negative sync provided), 75 Ω C: 0.286V (p-p) (Burst signal), 75 Ω 1V (p-p), Positive (Negative sync provided), 75 Ω, RCA pin jack × 1

Video

500mV (rms), Low impedance, RCA pin jack × 2

Audio

HDMI connector × 1

(Digital-input terminal is not compatible with picture signals of computer signal)

Digital: HDMI connector × 1

Audio

Anarog: 500mV(rms) (-4dBs), high impedance, RCA pin jack × 2

R/G/B : 0.7 V (p-p), 75Ω

HD / VD : 1 V (p-p) to 5 V (p-p), high impedance < Available signal >

VGA : 640 pixels × 480 pixels (Horizontal : 31.5 kHz / Vertical : 60 Hz) XGA : 1024 pixels × 768 pixels (Horizontal : 48.4 kHz / Vertical : 60 Hz)

LT-Z26SX5 LT-Z32SX5

48.3 cm × 10.7 cm [TV only]

Contents

80.8 cm

20.4 kg [Included stand]

17.0 kg [TV only]

62.7 cm × 30.8 cm [Included stand]

55.8 cm × 10.8 cm [TV only]

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 : ( ) side GND, the ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) : ( ) side GND and EARTH : ( ) side GND. Don't short between the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) side GND or EARTH side GND and never measure the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED (NEUTRAL) side GND or EARTH side GND at the same time with a measuring apparatus (oscilloscope etc.). If above note will not be kept, a fuse or any parts will be broken.

(5) 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.

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

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

a) Dielectric Strength Test

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

b) Leakage Current Check

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

Alternate Check Method

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

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

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

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

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

0.15 F AC-TYPE

GOOD EARTH GROUND

1500 10W

PLACE THIS PROBE ON EACH EXPOSED ME TAL PAR T

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1.2 INSTALLATION

1.2.1 HEAT DISSIPATION

If the heat dissipation vent behind this unit is blocked, cooling efficiency may deteriorate and temperature inside the unit will rise. The temperature sensor that protects the unit will be activated when internal temperature exceeds the pre-determined level and power will be turned off automatically.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.

Ventilation hole

IN (HDMI AUDIO)

(ANALOG)

1.2.2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

Ensure that the minimal distance is maintained, as specified below, between the unit with and the surrounding walls, as well as the floor etc.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.

1.2.3 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

To ensure safety in an emergency such as an earthquake, and to prevent accidents, ensure that measures are taken to prevent the TV dropping or falling over. Tie commercially available tough cord(s) to the hooks in the back of the TV, and fix the TV to solid walls or columns.

WALL

HOOK

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TV STAND

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*Diagram differs from actual appearance.

It fixes in a band.

1.2.4 NOTES ON HANDLING

(1) WHEN TAKING UNIT OUT OF A PACKING CASE

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

(2) AS FOR PRESSING OR TOUCHING A SPEAKER

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

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1.3 HANDLING LCD PANEL

1.3.1 PRECAUTIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION

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

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

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

(2) ATTACH PROTECTION SHEET TO THE FRONT

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

(3) AVOID VIBRATIONS AND IMPACTS

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

(4) DO NOT PLACE EQUIPMENT HORIZONTALLY

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

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

(1) Avoid placing the unit under direct sunlight over a

prolonged period of time. This may cause the optical filter to deteriorate in quality and COLOUR.

(2) Clean the filter surface by wiping it softly and lightly with a

soft and lightly fuzz cloth (such as outing flannel).

(3) Do not use solvents such as benzene or thinner to wipe the

filter surface. This may cause the filter to deteriorate in quality or the coating on the surface to come off. When cleaning the filter, usually use the neutral detergent diluted with water. When cleaning the dirty filter, use water-diluted ethanol.

(4) Since the filter surface is fragile, do not scratch or hit it with

hard materials. Be careful enough not to touch the front surface, especially when taking the unit out of the packing case or during transportation.

1.3.3 PRECAUTIONS FOR REPLACEMENT OF EXTERIOR PARTS

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

(1) Do not exert pressure on the front of the LCD panel (filter

surface). It may cause irregular COLOUR.

(2) Pay careful attention not to scratch or stain the front of the

LCD panel (filter surface) with hands.

(3) When replacing exterior parts, the front (LCD panel) should

be placed facing downward. Place a mat, etc. underneath to avoid causing scratches to the front (filter surface).

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2.1 SYSTEM SETTEING

LOB OK FAN OK SYNC M:OK S:OK HD:NG TIM OK MSM OK DIGI 0000 MEM OK AVSW OK YC OK AIO OK TUN OK GCR NG 1 IP OK RGB OK 8 DVI OK HDMI OK

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

SECTION 2

SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

Be sure to carry out the following operation at the end of the procedure.

(1) Press the [DISPLAY] key and [MUTING] key

simultaneously, then enter the SERVICE MODE.

(2) When the Main Menu is displayed, press [2] key to enter

the self check mode.

(3) Turn off the power by pressing the [POWER] key on the

remote control unit.

2.2 FEATURES

D.I.S.T. (Digital Image Scaling Technology)

This system uses line interpolation to double the number of scanning lines and achieve high resolution, flicker-free picture.

COLOUR MANAGEMENT

This function ensures dull colours are compensated to produce natural hues.

PICTURE MANAGEMENT

This function makes it easier to see the dark areas when a picture has many dark areas, and makes it easier to see the bright areas when a picture has many bright areas.

ZOOM

This function can change the screen size according to the picture aspect ratio.

2.3 MAIN DIFFERENCE LIST

MAIN MENU SCREEN

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

SELF CHECK MODE SCREEN

LOB OK FAN OK SYNC M:OK S:OK HD:NG TIM OK MSM OK DIGI 0000 MEM OK AVSW OK YC OK AIO OK TUN OK GCR NG 1 IP OK RGB OK 8 DVI OK HDMI OK

DIGITAL VNR

This function cuts down the amount of noise in the original picture.

SUPER DIGIPURE

This function uses the latest in digital technology to give you a natural-looking picture.

CINEMA SURROUND

You can enjoy an enhanced sound for wider audience.

PULL DOWN

This function displays a cinema film picture more smoothly and naturally on the screen.

Item LT-Z26SX5 LT-Z26SX5/S LT-Z26SX5/A LT-Z32SX5 LT-Z32SX5/S LT-Z32SX5/A

POWER CORD EU Type (2 Pins) UK Type (3 Pins) AU Type (2 Pins) EU Type (2 Pins) UK Type (3 Pins) AU Type (2 Pins)

LCD PANEL UNIT QLD0373-002 ←←QLD0374-002 ←←

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB SFL0D333A-H2 SFL0D336A-H2 SFL0D339A-H2 LCA10557-73A

(SFL-0D332A)

LCA10557-76A

(SFL-0D335A)

LCA10557-79A

(SFL-0D338A)

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2.4 TECHNICAL INFORMATION

2.4.1 LCD PANEL

This unit uses the flat type panel LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panel that occupies as little space as possible, instead of the conventional CRT (Cathode Ray Tube), as a display unit. Since the unit has the two polarizing filter that are at right angles to each other, the unit adopts "normally black" mode, where light does not pass through the polarizing filter and the screen is black when no voltage is applied to the liquid crystals.

2.4.1.1 SPECIFICATIONS

The following table shows the specifications of this unit.

Item

26V type 32V type

Specifications

Maximum dimensions ( W × H × D ) 646 mm × 373 mm × 51 mm 780 mm × 450 mm × 51 mm

Weight 6.4 kg

Effective screen size Diagonal: 648 mm (H:565 mm × V : 318 mm) Diagonal: 802 mm (H:697 mm × V : 392 mm)

Aspect ratio 16 : 9

Drive device / system a-Si-TFT, active matrix system

Resolution Horizontally 1366 × Vertically 768 × RGB <W-XGA> / 3147264 dots in total

Pixel pitch (pixel size) H: 0.4135mm, V: 0.4135mm H: 0.51075mm, V: 0.51075mm

Displayed color 16777216 colors / 256 colors for R, G, and B

Brightness 500 cd/m

Contrast ratio 800 : 1

Response time 15 ms 12 ms

View angle Horizontally: 170°, Vertically: 170°

Surface polarizer Anti-Glare type, Low reflective coat

Color filter Vertical stripe

Backlight Cold cathode fluorescent lamp × 16 Cold cathode fluorescent lamp × 18

Power supply voltage in LCD 5 V

Power supply voltage in inverter 24 V

Panel interface system LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

2.4.1.2 PIXEL FAULT

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

 BRIGHT FAULT

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

 DARK FAULT

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

 FLICKER FAULT

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

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2.4.2 MAIN CPU PIN FUNCTION [IC7501 : DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB]

Pin Pin name I/O Function Pin Pin name I/O Function

1 TCK I Test purpose 65 D2 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 2 TMS I Test purpose 66 D12 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 3 TDI I Test purpose 67 D10 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 4 TDO O Test purpose 68 VSS33 - GND 5 P2.8 O Not used 69 VDD33 I 3.3V 6 P2.9 O Blue for OSD 70 D4 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 7 P2.10 O Blue for OSD 71 D3 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 8 P2.11 O Blue for OSD 72 D11 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU

9 P2.12 O Blue for OSD 73 RSTIN I Reset 10 P2.13 O Blue for OSD 74 POWER O Sleep state release for chassis CPU [Relese : L] 11 P2.14 I Not used 75 P3.1 O Not used 12 P2.15 O Request for chassis CPU communication 76 REMOCON I Remote control 13 VSS33 - GND 77 P3.3 I Clock for OSD 14 VDD33 I 3.3V 78 P3.4 O Red for OSD 15 P4.5 O Not used 79 P3.5 O Red for OSD 16 A20 O Program ROM address for main CPU 80 P3.6 O Red for OSD 17 A19 O Program ROM address for main CPU 81 P3.7 O Red for OSD 18 A18 O Program ROM address for main CPU 82 MTST O Data transmission for chassis CPU communication 19 A17 O Program ROM address for main CPU 83 MTSR I Data receive for chassis CPU communication 20 VSS25 - GND 84 VSS33 - GND 21 VDD25 I 2.5V 85 VDD33 I 3.3V 22 A16 O Program ROM address for main CPU 86 VSS25 - GND 23 A8 O Program ROM address for main CPU 87 VDD25 I 2.5V 24 A7 O Program ROM address for main CPU 88 TXD0 O Communication for adjustment 25 A9 O Program ROM address for main CPU 89 RXD0 O Communication for adjustment 26 A6 O Program ROM address for main CPU 90 P3.12 O Red for OSD 27 A5 O Program ROM address for main CPU 91 CLK O Clock for chassis CPU communication 28 A10 O Program ROM address for main CPU 92 P3.15 O Green for OSD 29 A11 O Program ROM address for main CPU 93 P5.14 O Green for OSD 30 A12 O Program ROM address for main CPU 94 P5.15 O Green for OSD 31 VSS33 - GND 95 TRIG_IN O Green for OSD 32 VDD33 I 3.3V 96 TRIG_OUT O Green for OSD 33 A4 O Program ROM address for main CPU 97 P6.2 O Green for OSD 34 A3 O Program ROM address for main CPU 98 P6.3 O I 35 A2 O Program ROM address for main CPU 99 P6.4 I/O I 36 A1 O Program ROM address for main CPU 100 P6.5 O Teletext signal select [Analog RGB : H / Digital RGB : L] 37 A0 O Program ROM address for main CPU 101 IRQ O Not used 38 A13 O Program ROM address for main CPU 102 VSYNC I Vertical sync 39 ARAS/A14 O Program ROM address for main CPU 103 HSYNC I Horizontal sync 40 CAS/A15 O Program ROM address for main CPU 104 41 VSS33 - GND 105 BLANK O Ys for OSD / Teletext 42 VDD33 I 3.3V 106 VDD33 I 3.3V 43 MEMCLK O Clock for memory 107 VSS33 - GND 44 CSSDRAM O Chip select for memory 108 XTAL1 I 6MHz for system clock 45 CLKEN O Clock enable for memory 109 XTAL2 O 6MHz for system clock 46 CSROM O Chip select for memory 110 VSSA - GND 47 RD O Read for memory 111 VDDA I 2.5V 48 UDQM O Control buffer of memory 112 R O R for OSD / Teletext 49 LDQM O Control buffer of memory 113 G O G for OSD / Teletext 50 WR O Write for memory 114 B O B for OSD / Teletext 51 D15 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 115 VSSA - GND 52 VSS33 - GND 116 VDDA I 2.5V 53 VDD33 I 3.3V 117 CVBS2 I Video for Teletext 54 D7 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 118 VSSA - GND 55 D0 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 119 VDDA I 2.5V 56 D14 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 120 CVBS1B I Video for Teletext 57 D8 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 121 CVBS1A I Video for Teletext 58 D6 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 122 VSSA - GND 59 D1 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 123 VDDA I 2.5V 60 VSS33 - GND 124 KEY1 I Key scan data 1 [ON : H] 61 VDD33 I 3.3V 125 KEY2 I Key scan data 2 [ON : H] 62 D13 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 126 MECA_SW I Main power ON / OFF control [ON : L] 63 D9 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 127 P5.3 I Not used 64 D5 I/O Program ROM data for main CPU 128 TMODE I Test purpose

COR/RSTOUT

C bus clock (for main memory)

C bus Data (for main memory)

O Not used

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2.4.3 SUB (CHASSIS) CPU PIN FUNCTION [IC7001 : DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB]

Pin Pin name I/O Function Pin Pin name I/O Function

1 LB_PRO O Not used 51 BS_TXD O 2 P_MU O Picture muting [Muting = H] 52 BS_RXD I Data receive for digital tuner communication 3 JP_CSB O Not used (NC) 53 NC O Not used (NC) 4 A_MU O Audio muting [Muting = H] 54 VREF+ I 3.3V power supply 5 M_MU O Audio muting (for AUDIO OUT) [Muting = H] 55 PDP_TX O 6 PC_SEL O RGB(PC) INPUT select 56 PDP_RX I Data receive for SUB (DRIVE) CPU communication 7 ON_TIMER O POWER INDICATOR (LED) brightness [LOW = L] 57 SDA0 I/O Data for Inter IC (serial) bus : EEP-ROM (IC7002) 8 ILA0 O LCD back light lighting 58 SCL0 O Clock for Inter IC (serial) bus : EEP-ROM (IC7002)

9 ILA1 O LCD panel overshoot refresh timing 59 SDA_DVI I/O 10 ILA2 O Not used 60 SCL_DVI O 11 POW_LED O POWER LED lighting [ON = H] 61 AVSS - GND 12 WORD O Not used 62 DIGII_PHOT I 13 MI_CK I Clock for main CPU communication 63 AGC I Not used 14 MI_TX I Data receive for main CPU communication 64 EXT_YS1 I Not used 15 MI_RX O Data transmission for MAIN CPU communication 65 EXT_YS2 I Not used 16 MI_REQ O 17 VDD I 3.3V power supply 67 DIGI_PRO O Not used : For DIGITAL-IN (HDMI) 18 FOSC O Not used (NC) 68 GCR_RST O Not used (NC) 19 VSS - GND 69 GR_ON O Not used (NC) 20 X1 I Not used : Low speed oscillatior 70 SYNC_SEL O Not used : Sync select for digital tuner 21 X0 O Not used : Low speed oscillatior 71 NC O Not used (NC) 22 VDD I 3.3V power supply 72 NC O Not used (NC) 23 OSC1 I System clock osillation (crystal) : 16MHz 73 SBD5 I/O 24 OSC0 O System clock osillation (crystal) : 16MHz 74 SBT5 I 25 MODE I Single chip mode 75 NMI I 3.3V power supply 26 BS1.5CTL O Digital tuner power / reset control 76 COMP I Not used : AV COMPULINK lll control 27 A92RES O 28 BS_RST O Reset for Digital tuner power / reset control 78 VSYNC I V. sync pulse 29 LIP_RST O Reset for Sound delay (Lip sync) 79 WAKE I Reset for sub(chassis) CPU 30 SOFT_OFF O Not used 80 31 VMUTE I Picture muting request from digital tuner 81 NC O Not used (NC) 32 VOUTENB O Video cutoff for digital tuner 82 RST I Reset for MAIN CPU [Reset = L] 33 MDR_CON I Not used: System cable connection monitor for PDP 83 VDD I 3.3V power supply 34 AVDD I 3.3V power supply 84 SCL3A O Clock for Inter IC (serial) bus control 35 BS_POW O Digital tuner power control 85 SDA3A I/O Data for Inter IC (serial) bus control

DsyncSW2

36 37 LB_POW O Power control for low bias line 87 SDA3B I/O Data for Inter IC (serial) bus control 38 NC O Not used (NC) 88 39 HOTPLUG I 40 MECA_SW I Mechanical monitor for POWER switch [Push = L] 90 DIGI_INT I Not used : Reset for HDMI process [Reset = L ] 41 MAIN_POW O Main power control [ON = L] 91 DVI_RST O Not used : Reset for DVI format conversion 42 MSP_RST O AUDIO OUT output mode select [VARIABLE = L] 92 VSS - GND 43 VREF- I Not used 93 SCL5055 O 44 AFT2 I Not used : AFT voltage for sub tuner 94 45 AFT1 I AFT voltage for VHF/UHF tuner 95 SDA5055 I/O Data for Inter IC (serial) bus : JCC5055 (DIST process) 46 KEY2 I Key scan data for front switch (MENU/CH+/CH-) 96 47 KEY1 I Key scan data for front switch (VOL+/VOL-) 97 NC O Not used (NC) 48 NC O Not used (NC) 98 15K/OTH O Main video select [Fixed = H] 49 NC O Not used (NC) 99 DsyncSW1 O 50 AC_IN I AC power pulse for timer clock 100 57 BUSY I Busy monitor for JCC5057 (New DIST process)

Data request for main CPU communication [Request = L]

Reset for IC1001(3D YC SEP / COLOUR DEMODULAT) [Reset = H]

O Sync select for DIGITAL-IN [Cotrolled with 99-pin] 86 SCL3B O Clock for Inter IC (serial) bus control

Not used : Video communiation monitor for receiver unit (PDP)

66 VDD I 3.3V power supply

77 REMO I Remote control

POWERGOOD

DIGI_SYNCSEL

89 DIGI_LRSW O Not used : For DIGITAL-IN (HDMI)

VFORMATSEL

OSD_MODE_SEL

Data transmission for digital tuner communication

Data transmission for SUB (DRIVE) CPU communication

Not used : Data for Inter IC (serial) bus for panel communication Not used : Clock for Inter IC (serial) bus for panel communication

Not used: Photo sensor for DIGITAL-IN illegal copy protection

Not used : Data for writing on board (connect CN01P : for Frash ROM type) Not used : Clock for writing on board (connect CN01P : for Frash ROM type)

I Power error detection [NG = H]

O Not used

Clock for Inter IC (serial) bus : JCC5055 (DIST process)

O Digital tuner clock control

O Not used : OSD mode select

Not used : Sync select for DIGITAL-IN [Cotrolled with 36-pin]

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SECTION 3

DISASSEMBLY

3.1 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE

CAUTION AT DISASSEMBLY:

• Be sure to perform the SYSTEM SETTEING, at the end of the procedure.

• Make sure that the power cord is disconnected from the outlet.

• Pay special attention not to break or damage the parts.

• When removing each board, remove the connectors as required. Taking notes of the connecting points (connector numbers) makes service procedure manageable.

• Make sure that there is no bent or stain on the connectors before inserting, and firmly insert the connectors.

3.1.1 REMOVING THE STAND (Fig.1)

(1) Remove the 2 screws [A], then remove the STAND

COVER.

(2) Remove the 4 screws [B], then remove the STAND.

3.1.2 REMOVING THE REAR COVER (Fig.1)

• Remove the STAND. (1) Remove the JACK COVER (L/R). (2) Remove the 7 screws [C], the 4 screws [D], and the 1

screw [E].

(3) Remove the REAR COVER.

3.1.3 REMOVING THE REGULATOR PWB (Fig.1)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 4 screws [F], then remove the FAN

BRACKET.

(2) Remove the 1 screw [G], then remove the POWER CORD

HOLDER. (3) Remove the POWER CORD from the POWER PWB. (4) Remove the REGULATOR PWB.

3.1.4 REMOVING THE POWER PWB (Fig.1)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the FAN BRACKET. (1) Remove the 4 screw [H], then remove the POWER PWB.

3.1.7 REMOVING THE RECEIVER PWB (Fig.1)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 3 screws [U] and the 1 screw [X], then remove

the TUNER BASE.

(2) Remove the 4 screws [Q], then remove the RECEIVER

PWB.

3.1.8 REMOVING THE DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB (Fig.1)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the TUNER BASE. (1) Remove the 3 screws [T] and the 7 screws [S], then

remove the SHIELD COVER.

(2) Remove the 5 screws [W], then remove the DIGITAL

SIGNALPWB.

CAUTION:

Make sure to perform the "SYSTEM SETTING", when DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB is replaced.

3.1.5 REMOVING THE ANALOG SYGNAL PWB (Fig.1)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the FAN BRACKET. (1) Remove the 7 screws [J] then remove the TERMINAL

BASE.

(2) Remove the 5 screws [K] and the 2 screws [Z], then

remove the ANALOG SYGNAL PWB.

3.1.6 REMOVING THE FRONT CONTROL PWB (Fig.1)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 3 screws [M], then remove the CONTROL

ASSY with the FRONT CONTROL PWB.

(2) Remove the FRONT CONTROL PWB.

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JACK COVER

STAND COVER

TUNER BASE

STAND

REAR COVER

LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A

REGULATOR PWB

POWER PWB

FAN BRACKET

SHIELD COVER

SIDE SHIELD CASE

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB

TERMINAL BASE

FRONT CONTROL PWB

CONTROL ASSY

POWER CORD

TOP SHIELD CASE

POWER CORD HOLDER

RECEIVER PWB

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB

This exploded view shows the 32V-inch. 26V-inch slightly differs from this exploded view, however it can be disassembled in the same procedure as 32V-inch.

FRONT

Fig.1

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3.1.9 REMOVING THE SPEAKER (Fig.2)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER. (1) Remove the 7 screws [A], then remove the SPEAKER

BOX. (2) Remove the 4 screws [B], then remove the SPEAKER (L /R). (3) Remove the 8 screws [C], then remove the DUCT(L/R).

NOTE:

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

3.1.10 REMOVING THE LCD PANEL UNIT (Fig.2)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the FAN BRACKET. (1) Remove the 2 screws [D], then remove the MAIN BASE. (2) Remove the 5 screws [E]. then remove the LCD PANEL

UNIT with the TOP FRAME and BOTTOM FRAME.

(3) Remove the 4 screws [F]. then remove the TOP FRAME

and BOTTOM FRAME from the LCD PANEL UNIT.

3.1.11 REMOVING THE FRONT LED PWB (Fig.2)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the FAN BRACKET. (1) Remove the 2 screws [G], then remove the FRONT LED

PWB.

3.1.12 REMOVING THE LED LENS (Fig.2)

• Remove the STAND.

• Remove the REAR COVER.

• Remove the FAN BRACKET. (1) Remove the 2 screws [H], then remove the LED LENS.

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TOP FRAME

LCD PANEL UNIT

MAIN BASE

BOTTOM FRAME

DUCT

FRONT PANEL

SPEAKER BOX

SPEAKER

FRONT LED PWB

LED LENS

Fig.2

DUCT

SPEAKER

This exploded view shows the 32V-inch. 26V-inch slightly differs from this exploded view, however it can be disassembled in the same procedure as 32V-inch.

FRONT

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3.2 MEMORY IC REPLACEMENT

S001 PREPARE 0 PAL50 FULL STD H

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

• This model uses the memory IC.

• This memory IC stores data for proper operation of the video and drive circuits.

• When replacing, be sure to use an IC containing this (initial value) data.

3.2.1 MEMORY IC REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE

1. Power off

Switch off the power and disconnect the power plug from the AC outlet.

2. Replace the memory IC

Be sure to use the memory IC written with the initial setting values.

3. Power on

Connect the power plug to the AC outlet and switch on the power.

4. Receiving channel setting

Refer to the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS and set the receive channels (Channels Preset) as described.

5. User setting

Check the user setting items according to the given in page later. Where these do not agree, refer to the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS and set the items as described.

6. SERVICE MODE setting

Verify what to set in the SERVICE MODE, and set whatever is necessary (Fig.1). Refer to the SERVICE ADJUSTMENT for setting.

3.2.2 SERVICE MODE SETTING

SERVICE MODE SCREEN

MAIN MENU SCREEN

SETTING ITEM

Setting items Settings Item No.

Video system setting Adjust S001 - S039

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

Audio system setting Fixed T001 - T010

Panel control system setting Fixed P001 - P010

Drive system setting Fixed D001 - D187

Main CPU system setting Fixed Z001 - Z010

ADJUSTMENT MODE SCREEN

S001 PREPARE 0 PAL50 FULL STD H

Fig.1

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3.2.3 SETTINGS OF FACTORY SHIPMENT

3.2.3.1 BUTTON OPERATION 3.2.3.2 REMOTE CONTROL DIRECT OPERATION

Setting item Setting position

POWER Off

CHANNEL PR1

VOLUME 10

TV/VIDEO TV

STANDBY MODE OFF

3.2.3.3 REMOTE CONTROL MENU OPERATION

(1) PICTURE

Setting item Setting position

PICTURE MODE BRIGHT

WHITE BALANCE COOL

FEATURES

DIGITAL VNR AUTO (LOW)

Super DigiPure AUTO

PULL DOWN AUTO

COLOUR MANAGEMENT ON

PICTURE MANAGEMENT ON

COLOUR SYSTEM MAIN Depends on PR/CH

SUB AUTO

4:3 AUTO ASPECT PANORAMIC

(2) SOUND

Setting item Setting position

STEREO / I•II Stereo sound

BASS Centre

TREBLE Centre

BALANCE Centre

CINEMA SURROUND OFF

A.H.B. ON

BBE ON

CHANNEL PR1

VOLUME 10

ZOOM PANORAMIC

CINEMA OFF

SUB PICTURE VIDEO-1

(4) FEATURES

SLEEP TIMER OFF

APPEARANCE TYPE D

BLUE BACK ON

CHILD LOCK ID NO.0000, All CH off

AUTO SHUTOFF OFF

FAVORITE SETTING RESET

ILLUMINATION OFF

(5) SET UP

AUTO PROGRAM TV channel automatically set

EDIT/MANUAL PRESET CH only

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

VIDEO-1 SETTING COMPONENT

VIDEO-3 SETTING COMPONENT

AI VOLUME ON

TELETEXT LANGUAGE GROUP-1

HDMI SETTING AUTO

Setting item Setting position

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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

2. How to install Chip parts

[Resistors, capacitors, etc.]

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

alternately melt the solder at each end.

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

[Transistors, diodes, variable resistors, etc.]

(1) Apply extra solder to each lead.

SOLDER

[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 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.

(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.

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SECTION 4

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

S001 PREPARE 0 PAL50 FULL STD H

ADJUSTMENT

4.1 ADJUSTMENT PREPARATION

(1) There are 2 ways of adjusting this TV : One is with the

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT and the other is the conventional method using adjustment parts and components.

(2) The adjustment using the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT is

made on the basis of the initial setting values. The setting values which adjust the screen to the optimum condition can be different from the initial setting values.

(3) Make sure that connection is correctly made AC to AC

power source.

(4) Turn on the power of the TV and measuring instruments for

warming up for at least 30 minutes before starting adjustments.

(5) If the receive or input signal is not specified, use the most

appropriate signal for adjustment.

(6) Never touch the parts (such as variable resistors,

transformers and condensers) not shown in the adjustment items of this service adjustment.

4.2 PRESET SETTING BEFORE ADJUSTMENTS

Unless otherwise specified in the adjustment items, preset the following functions with the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT.

Setting item Settings position

PICTURE MODE STANDARD

PICTURE adjustments Centre

WHITE BALANCE MID

DIGITAL VNR MIN

Super DigiPure AUTO

PULL DOWN AUTO

COLOUR MANAGEMENT ON

PICTURE MANAGEMENT ON

SOUND adjustments Centre

BBE OFF

CINEMA SORROUND OFF

A.H.B OFF

ZOOM FULL

4.3 MEASURING INSTRUMENT AND FIXTURES

• Oscilloscope

• Signal generator (Pattern generator) [PAL / 625i / 625p / 1125i(50Hz)]

• Remote control unit

4.4 ADJUSTMENT ITEMS

 VIDEO CIRCUIT

• 625i A-D OFFSET adjustment

• 1125i(50Hz) BRIGHTNESS adjustment

• 1125i(50Hz) A-D OFFSET adjustment

• SUB SCREEN A-D OFFSET adjustment

• WHITE BALANCE (HIGH LIGHT) adjustment

4.5 BASIC OPERATION OF SERVICE MODE

4.5.1 HOW TO ENTER THE SERVICE MODE

(1) Press [DISPLAY] key and [MUTING] key on the remote

control unit simultaneously to enter the SERVICE MODE SCREEN.

(2) In the SERVICE MENU, press the [1] key to display

ADJUSTMENT MODE SCREEN.

NOTE:

• Before entering the SERVICE MODE, confirm that the setting of PIP/TV/DVD switch is at the "TV" side. If the switches have not been properly set, you cannot enter the SERVICE MODE.

• When a number key other than the [1] key is pressed in the SERVICE MODE SCREEN, the other relevant screen may be displayed. This is not used in the adjustment procedure. Press the [MENU] key to return to the SERVICE MODE SCREEN.

SERVICE MODE SCREEN

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

ADJUSTMENT MODE SCREEN

S001 PREPARE 0 PAL50 FULL STD H

4.5.2 HOW TO EXIT THE SERVICE MODE

Press the [MENU] key to exit the Service mode.

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4.5.3 DESCRIPTION OF STATUS DISPLAY

S001 PREPARE 0 PAL50 FULL STD H

SETTING VALUE (DATA)SETTINGITEM No. SETTING ITEM

S001 PREPARE 0 PAL50 FULL STD H

SIGNAL SYSTEM

ZOOM MODE

PICTURE MODE

COLOUR TEMP.

(1) SIGNAL SYSTEM

The signal displayed on the screen is displayed.

PAL50 : PAL50Hz (Composite / S-video) PAL60 : PAL60Hz (Composite / S-video) SECAM : SECAM NTSC3 : NTSC3.58 NTSC4 : NTSC4.43 525I : 525i (Component) 525P : 525p 625I : 625i (Component) 625P : 625p 1125I5 : 1125i 50Hz 1125I6 : 1125i 60Hz RGB5 : RGB 525i RGB6 : RGB 625i PCVGA : PC (VGA) PCXGA : PC (XGA) H525I : HDMI 525i H525P : HDMI 525p H625I : HDMI 625i H625P : HDMI 625p H750P : HDMI 750p H125I5 : HDMI 1125i 50Hz H125I6 : HDMI 1125i 60Hz

(2) ZOOM MODE

State of the SCREEN SIZE or MULTI PICTURE is displayed.

SINGLE SCREEN

FULL : FULL PANO : PANORAMIC 1609 : 16:9 ZOOM 1609S : 16:9 ZOOM SUBTITLE 1409 : 14:9 ZOOM REGU : REGULAR

MULTI SCREEN

M2 : 2-pictures multi M12 : 12-pictures multi

(3) PICTURE MODE

STD : STANDARD BRI : BRIGHT SOFT : SOFT

(4) WHITE BALANCE

H: COOL M: MID L: WARM

(5) SETTING ITEM NAME

Setting item name are displayed. The setting item numbers to be displayed are listed below.

Item No. Setting item

S001 to S039 Video system setting

T001 to T010 Audio system setting

P001 to P010 Panel control system setting

D001 to D187 Drive system setting

Z001 to Z010 Main CPU system setting

(6) SETTING ITEM NO.

Setting item numbers are displayed. For the setting item names to be displayed, refer to "INITIAL SETTING VALUES IN THE SERVICE MODE".

(7) SETTING VALUE (DATA)

The SETTING VALUE is displayed.

4.5.4 CHANGE AND MEMORY OF SETTING VALUE

SELECTION OF SETTING ITEM

• [FUNCTION /] key.

For scrolling up / down the setting items.

S001... ↔ T001... ↔ P001... ↔ D001... ↔ Z001...

CHANGE OF SETTING VALUE (DATA)

• [FUNCTION /] key.

For scrolling up / down the setting values.

MEMORY OF SETTING VALUE (DATA)

Changed setting value is memorized by pressing [MUTING] key.

4.5.5 SERVICE MODE SELECT KEY LOCATION

MUTING

NUMBER

PIP/TV/DVD switch

ZOOM

FUNCTION /

CINEMA

FUNCTION /

DISPLAY

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4.6 INITIAL SETTING VALUES IN THE SERVICE MODE

• Perform fine-tuning based on the "initial values" using the remote control when in the Service mode.

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

4.6.1 VIDEO SYSTEM SETTING 4.6.2 AUDIO SYSTEM SETTING (*Fixed values)

Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

S001 PREPARE 0 - 31 0

S002 NTSC BL 0 - 15 0

S003 NTSC CNT 0 - 255 53

S004 NT CR OF 0 - 15 6

S005 NT CB OF 0 - 15 6

S006 525i BL 0 - 15 0

S007 525i CNT 0 - 255 53

S008 5i CB OF 0 - 15 0

S009 5i CR OF 0 - 15 0

S010 5i CR GN 0 - 15 6

S011 5i CB GN 0 - 15 6

S012 HD BL 0 - 63 60

S013 HD CB OF 0 - 63 58

S014 HD CR OF 0 - 63 56

S015 RT CONT 0 - 15 7

S016 RT CB OF 0 - 15 6

S017 RT CR OF 0 - 15 4

S018 RT CL GA 0 - 15 12

S019 PC CL MB 0 - 7 0

S020 PC CL LB 0 - 31 0

S021 PC CL MR 0 - 71 0

S022 PC CL LR 0 - 31 0

S023 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S024 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S025 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S026 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S027 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S028 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S029 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S030 R DRIVE 0 - 255 133

S031 G DRIVE 0 - 255 126

S032 B DRIVE 0 - 255 87

S033 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S034 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S035 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S036 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S037 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S038 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

S039 ILA COM 0 - 1 0

Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

T001 IN LEVEL 0 - 255 0

T002 LOW SEP 0 - 255 0

T003 HIGH SEP 0 - 255 0

T004 AFC 0 - 255 4

T005 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

T006 ATT V ON 0 - 1 0

T007 ATT U ON 0 - 1 0

T008 ATT C ON 0 - 1 0

T009 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

T010 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

4.6.3 PANEL CONTOROL SYSTEM SETTING (*Fixed values)

Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

P001 TM HOR H 00 - FF 00

P002 TM HOR L 00 - FF 00

P003 TM MIN 00 - FF 00

P004 TEMP 0 - 255 0

P005 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

P006 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

P007 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

P008 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

P009 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

P010 (Not display) 0 - 255 0

4.6.4 DRIVE SYSTEM SETTING (*Fixed values)

Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

D001 SLV GN 00 - 3F 15

D002 SLVH GN 00 - 3F 13

D003 SLH GN 00 - 3F 15

D004 SLV Pf 00 - 03 01

D005 SLH Pf H 00 - 01 01

D006 SLH Pf L 00 - 03 01

D007 SL EGCON 00 - 3F 08

D008 SL EGONF 00 - 01 01

D009 SL CRGON 00 - 3F 06

D010 SL CRGON 00 - 01 01

D011 SL ON OF 00 - 01 01

D012 SV GN 00 - 3F 18

D013 SVH GN 00 - 3F 1A

D014 SH GN 00 - 3F 1C

D015 SV Pf 00 - 03 00

D016 SV PfH 00 - 01 01

D017 SV PfL 00 - 03 00

D018 SYL CON 00 - 3F 30

D019 SYL CONF 00 - 01 01

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Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

D020 SYH CON 00 - 3F 00

D021 SYH CONF 00 - 01 01

D022 SC CON 00 - 3F 1A

D023 SC CNONF 00 - 01 01

D024 SPM BLC 00 - 3F 05

D025 SPM BLCO 00 - 01 01

D026 SLIM 00 - 3F 20

D027 SLIMONF 00 - 01 01

D028 SCRG 00 - 3F 10

D029 SRGONF 00 - 01 01

D030 S ONF 00 - 01 01

D031 pb GN 00 - 3F 15

D032 pb PfH 00 - 01 01

D033 pb PfL 00 - 03 00

D034 pb CRG 00 - 3F 04

D035 pb CRGON 00 - 01 01

D036 pb ONF 00 - 01 01

D037 pr GN 00 - 3F 15

D038 pr PfH 00 - 01 01

D039 pr PfL 00 - 03 00

D040 pr CRG 00 - 3F 05

D041 pr CRGON 00 - 01 01

D042 pr ONF 00 - 01 01

D043 ENH ONF 00 - 01 01

D044 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D045 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D046 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D047 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D048 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D049 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D050 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D051 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D052 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D053 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D054 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D055 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D056 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D057 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D058 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D059 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D060 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D061 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D062 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D063 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D064 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D065 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D066 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D067 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D068 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D069 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

D070 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D071 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D072 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D073 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D074 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D075 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D076 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D077 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D078 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D079 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D080 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D081 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D082 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D083 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D084 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D085 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D086 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D087 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D088 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D089 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D090 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D091 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D092 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D093 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D094 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D095 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D096 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D097 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D098 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D099 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D100 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D101 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D102 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D103 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D104 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D105 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D106 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D107 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D108 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D109 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D110 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D111 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D112 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D113 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D114 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D115 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D116 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D117 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D118 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D119 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

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Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

D120 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D121 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D122 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D123 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D124 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D125 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D126 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D127 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D128 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D129 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D130 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D131 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D132 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D133 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D134 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D135 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D136 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D137 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D138 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D139 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D140 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D141 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D142 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D143 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D144 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D145 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D146 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D147 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D148 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D149 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D150 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D151 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D152 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D153 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D154 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D155 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D156 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D157 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D158 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D159 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D160 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D161 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D162 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D163 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D164 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D165 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D166 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D167 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D168 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D169 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

D170 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D171 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D172 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D173 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D174 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D175 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D176 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D177 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D178 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D179 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D180 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D181 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D182 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D183 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D184 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D185 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D186 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

D187 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

4.6.5 MAIN CPU SYETEM SETTING (*Fixed values)

Item No. Item name Variable range Setting value

Z001 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z002 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z003 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z004 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z005 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z006 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z007 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z008 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z009 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

Z010 (Not display) 00 - FF 00

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4.7 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE

4.7.1 VIDEO CIRCUIT

Item

625i A-D OFFSET

Measuring

instrument

Remote control unit

Test point Adjustment part Description

Signal generator

Disappears the color at both ends.

1125i (50Hz) BRIGHTNESS

Remote control unit

Signal generator

Set the 0% black part to be brightest.

1125i (50Hz) A-D OFFSET

Remote control unit

Signal generator

Minimize the red and blue noises in the upper half of the screen.

[1.ADJUST] S001: PREPARE (Adjustment setting mode change)

S008: 5i CB OF(625i cb offset) S009: 5i CR OF(625i cr offset)

S030: R DRIVE(Red drive) S031: G DRIVE(Green drive) S032: B DRIVE(Blue drive)

[1.ADJUST] S001: PREPARE (Adjustment setting mode change)

S012: HD BL(1125i brightness)

S030: R DRIVE(Red drive) S031: G DRIVE(Green drive) S032: B DRIVE(Blue drive)

[1.ADJUST] S001: PREPARE (Adjustment setting mode change)

S013: HD CB OF(1125i cb offset) S014: HD CR OF(1125i cr offset)

S030: R DRIVE(Red drive) S031: G DRIVE(Green drive) S032: B DRIVE(Blue drive)

(1) Receive a 625i component ramp pattern signal. (2) Set PICTURE MODE to "STANDARD". (3) Set ZOOM to "FULL". (4) Set WHITE BALANCE to "MID". (5) Select "1.ADJUST" from the SERVICE MODE. (6) Set < S030 > (R DRIVE), < S031 > (G DRIVE)

and < S032 > (B DRIVE) to "133".

(7) Set < S001 > (adjustment setting mode change)

to set "8" and it change to the 625i A-D offset adjustment setting mode.

(8) Adjust < S008 > (625i Cb offset) and < S009 >

(625i Cr offset) to lose the gap (red line, green line and blue line) which appears at both ends of a white part at the centre of the screen.

(9) Set < S001 > to set "0" and it change to the

normal mode.

(10) Press the [MUTING] key to memoirze the set

value.

(1) Receive a 1125i (50Hz) gray scale pattern signal. (2) Set PICTURE MODE to "STANDARD". (3) Set ZOOM to "FULL". (4) Set WHITE BALANCE to "MID". (5) Select "1.ADJUST" from the SERVICE MODE. (6) Set < S030 > (R DRIVE), < S031 > (G DRIVE)

and < S032 > (B DRIVE) to "133".

(7) Set < S001 > (adjustment setting mode change)

to set the values "12" and it change to the 1125i black level adjustment setting mode.

(8) Adjust < S012 > (1125i brightness) to set the

0% black part in the upper half of the screen to be brightest.

(9) Set < S001 > to set "0" and it change to the

normal mode.

(10) Press the [MUTING] key to memoirze the set

value.

(1) Receive a 1125i (50Hz) 30% all white pattern

signal. (2) Set PICTURE MODE to "STANDARD". (3) Set ZOOM to "FULL". (4) Set WHITE BALANCE to "MID". (5) Select "1.ADJUST" from the SERVICE MODE. (6) Set < S030 > (R DRIVE), < S031 > (G DRIVE)

and < S032 > (B DRIVE) to "133". (7) Set < S001 > (adjustment setting mode change)

to set "13" and it change to the 1125i A-D offset

adjustment setting mode. (8) Adjust < S013 > (1125i Cb offset) to minimize

the blue noise in the upper half of the screen. (9) Set < S014 > (1125i Cr offset) to minimize the

blue noise in the upper half of the screen.

(10) Set < S001 > to set "0" and it change to the

normal mode.

(11) Press the [MUTING] key to memoirze the set

value.

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Item

SUB SCREEN A-D OFFSET

Set the 0% block part to be brightest.

VIDEO-1

WHITE BALANCE (HIGHLIGHT)

Measuring

instrument

Remote control unit

Signal generator

TV(RF)

<30% all white>

Remote control unit

Signal generator

Test point Adjustment part Description

[1.ADJUST] S001: PREPARE (Adjustment setting mode change)

(1) Set PICTURE MODE to "STANDARD". (2) Set ZOOM" to "FULL". (3) Set WHITE BALANCE to "MID".

(4) Set MULTI SCREEN to "2 pictures". S016: RT CB OF (Sub screen cb offset) S017: RT CR OF (Sub screen cr offset)

(5) Receive a PAL 30% all white pattern signal on

the Right screen. At the same time, set the Left

screen in VIDEO-1 mode (No signal). (6) Select "1.ADJUST" from the SERVICE MODE. (7) Set < S030 > (R DRIVE), < S031 > (G DRIVE)

S030: R DRIVE(Red drive) S031: G DRIVE(Green drive) S032: B DRIVE(Blue drive)

and < S032 > (B DRIVE) to "133". (8) Set < S001 > (adjustment setting mode change)

to set "17" and it change to the sub screen A-D

offset adjustment setting mode. (9) Adjust < S016 > (Sub screen cb offset) to

minimize the blue noise in the upper half of the

screen.

If you select an adjustment item < S016 >,

then the screen automatically turn to twin

pictures mode.

(10) Adjust < S017 > (Sub screen cr offset) to

minimize the red noise in the upper half of the

screen.

(11) Readjust < S016 > and < S017 > to set the

upper half of the screen to be the blackest.

(12) Set < S001 > to set "0" and it change to the

normal mode.

(13) Press the [MUTING] key to memoirze the set

value.

[1.ADJUST] S030: R DRIVE (Red drive) S031: G DRIVE (Green drive) S032: B DRIVE (Blue drive)

(1) Receive a PAL 75% all white signal. (2) Set PICTURE MODE to "STANDARD". (3) Set ZOOM to "FULL". (4) WHITE BALANCE to "MID". (5) Select "1.ADJUST" from the SERVICE MODE. (6) Adjust to Keep one of < S030 > (Red drive),

< S031 > (Green drive) or < S032 > (Blue drive)

unchanged, then lower the other two so that the

all-white screen is equally white throughout.

NOTE:

Set one or more of < S030 >, < S031 >, and

< S032 > to "85".

(7) Check that white balance is properly tracked

from low light to high light. If the white balance

tracking is deviated, adjust to correct it. (8) Press the [MUTING] key to memoirze the set

value.

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SECTION 5

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

LOB OK FAN OK SYNC M:OK S:OK HD:NG TIM OK MSM OK DIGI 0000 MEM OK AVSW OK YC OK AIO OK TUN OK GCR NG 1 IP OK RGB OK 8 DVI OK HDMI OK

FAN OK ALM OK TMP OK ATP OK ASH OK

PNL OK MEM OK TMP OK AIO OK

TROUBLESHOOTING

5.1 SELF CHECK FEATURE

5.1.1 OUTLINE

This unit comes with the "Self check" feature, which checks the operational state of the circuit and displays/saves it during failure.Diagnosis is performed when power is turned on, and information input to the main microcomputer is monitored at all time.Diagnosis is displayed in 2 ways via screen display and LED flashes. Failure detection is based on input state of I

C bus and

the various control lines connected to the main microcomputer.

5.1.2 HOW TO ENTER THE SELF CHECK MODE

Before entering the SERVICE MODE, confirm that the setting of VCR/TV/ DVD switch is at the "TV" side. If the switches have not been properly set, you cannot enter the SERVICE MODE.

(1) Press the [DISPLAY] key and [MUTING] key

simultaneously, then enter the SERVICE MODE. (2) Press the [2] key SELF CHECK MODE. (3) Press the [ZOOM] key to enter Page 2 of the SELF CHECK

MODE.

*Use the [CINEMA] key to toggle between Page 1 and

Page 2.

NOTE:

When a number key other than the [2] key is pressed in the SERVICE MODE screen, the other relevant screen may be displayed. This is not used in the SELF CHECK MODE. Press the

[MENU] key to return to the MAIN MENU SCREEN.

5.1.3 HOW TO EXIT THE SELF CHECK MODE To Save Failure History:

Turn off the power by unplugging the AC power cord plug when in the Self check display mode.

To Clear (Reset) Failure History:

Turn off the power by pressing the [POWER] key on the remote control unit when in the Self check display mode.

5.1.4 FAILURE HISTORY

Failure history can be counted up to 9 times for each item. When the number exceeds 9, display will remain as 9. Failure history will be stored in the memory unless it has been deleted.

NOTE:

Only SYNC (with/without sync signals) will be neither counted nor stored.

5.1.5 POINTS TO NOTE WHEN USING THE SELF CHECK FEATURE

In addition to circuit failures (abnormal operation), the following cases may also be iagnosed as "Abnormal" and displayed and counted as "NG".

(1) Temporary defective transmissions across circuits due to

pulse interruptions

(2) Misalignment in the on/off timing of power for I

C bus

(VCC) when turning on/off the main power. Diagnosis may be impeded if a large number of items are displayed as "NG". As such, start Self check check only after 3 seconds in the case of receivers and 5 seconds in the case of panels upon turning on the power. If recurrences are expected, ensure to clear (reset) the failure history and record the new diagnosis reults.

SERVICE MODE SCREEN

SERVICE MENU

1.ADJUST

2.SELF_CHK

3.I2C STOP

SELF CHECK MODE SCREEN (Page 1)

LOB OK FAN OK SYNC M:OK S:OK HD:NG TIM OK MSM OK DIGI 0000 MEM OK AVSW OK YC OK AIO OK TUN OK GCR NG 1 IP OK RGB OK 8 DVI OK HDMI OK

Item

CHECK Normality=OK Abnormality=NG

SELF CHECK MODE SCREEN (Page 2)

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FAN OK ALM OK TMP OK ATP OK ASH OK

PNL OK MEM OK TMP OK AIO OK

Item

* As "SYNC" is not counted, the number of failures not displayed.

CHECK Normality=OK Abnormality=NG

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5.1.6 DETAILS

Self check is performed for the following items:

< Page 1 of screen >

Detection item Display Detection content

Low bias line short protection

LOB Confirmation of operation of the low bais

(2.5V / 3.3V / 5V / 9V) protection circuit.

, Q9822 [REGULATOR PWB]

Q9801

Diagnosis

signal (line)

Detection timing

LB_PRO Detection starts 3 seconds after the

power is turned on. If error continues between 400ms the power is turned off.

Abnormal rise of temperature in audio circuit

FAN Confirmation of the temperature of

audio circuit.

TH6661

[ANALOG SIGNAL PWB]

SDA Detection starts 3 seconds after the

power is turned on.

If the temperture of 90°C is detected for

3 seconds the power is turned off.

Presence of sync signal SYNC Confirmation of presence of video

sync signal.

SDA Confirmation of presence of sync signal

in video signal. M : Main sync signal S : Sub sync signal HD : Component sync signal

[ANALOG SIGNAL PWB]

IC201

AC power input TIM Not used. --- ---

Main CPU

MSM Not used. --- ---

communication

Digital tuner DIGI Not used. --- ---

Main memory MEM Confirmation of reply of ACK signal

which uses I

C communication.

SDA Same as above.

IC7602 [DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB]

AV select switch AVSW Same as above.

, IC501 [ANALOG SIGNAL PWB]

IC301

3 dimensions YC

YC Not used. --- ---

SDA Same as above.

separator

Multi sound process AIO Not used. --- ---

RF tuner TUN Confirmation of reply of ACK signal

which uses I2C communication.

TU3001

[RECEIVER PWB]

SDA If it checks whenever I

is performed and no reply of ACK signal

an error will be counted.

Ghost reduction GCR Not used. --- ---

DIST process IP Confirmation of reply of ACK signal

which uses I

C communication.

IC3001 [DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB]

RGB process RGB Confirmation of reply of ACK signal

which uses I

IC3001

DVI (Digital communication)

DVI Not used. --- ---

Digital input HDMI Confirmation of reply of ACK signal

which uses I

C communication.

[DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB]

C communication.

SDA If it checks whenever I

is performed and no reply of ACK signal

an error will be counted.

SDA If it checks whenever I

is performed and no reply of ACK signal

an error will be counted.

SDA If it checks whenever I2C communication

is performed and no reply of ACK signal

an error will be counted.

C communication

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< Page 2 of screen >

Detection item Display Detection content

Diagnosis

signal (line)

Detection timing

Fan lock FAN Not used. --- ---

Abnormal of operation of

ALM Not used. --- ---

PANEL

Abnormal rise of

TMP Not used. --- ---

temperature in PANEL

Abnormal rise of

ATP Not used. --- --temperature in audio circuit

Short circuit detection of

ASH Not used. --- --audio circuit

Panel communication PNL Not used. --- ---

Sub memory MEM Not used. --- ---

Temp. sensor TMP Not used. --- ---

Audio control AIO Confirmation of reply of ACK signal

which uses I

C communication.

IC6521 [ANALOG SIGNAL PWB]

SDA If it checks whenever I

is performed and no reply of ACK signal an error will be counted.

5.1.7 METHOD OF DISPLAY WHEN A RASTER IS NOT OUTPUT

In the state where a raster is not output by breakdown of the set, an error is displayed by blink of the POWER LED.

Type of error POWER LED flash cycle

Low bias line short protection Low luminance blue turnig on and off at 1 second intervals.

Abnormal rise of temperature in audio circuit High luminance blue turnig on and off at 0.1 second intervals.

C communication

< Explanation of operation >

If error is detected, the power is turned off. Shortly after a power is turned off, POWER LED will be blinked. Power cannot be turned on until the power cord takes out and inserts, after a power is turned off.

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

(No.YA327)

Printed in Japan

VPT

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LT-Z32SX5 LT-Z26SX5

ENGLISH

WIDE LCD PANEL TV

INSTRUCTIONS

LCT1869-001A-H

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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

• 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.

WARNING

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

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

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CAUTION

• The TV screen may be damaged if the TV is carried as shown in the diagram below. The TV should always be carried by two people.

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Pixel defects

LCDs use collections of fine points (“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.

ENGLISH

When installing this TV, distance recommendations

150 mm 150 mm

200 mm 200 mm

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

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

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

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

DO NOT place anything on top of the TV.

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

DO NOT allow objects or liquid into the cabinet openings.

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

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

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

50 mm

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.

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 Cleaning the screen

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

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

• Do not write on the screen.

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

• Do not allow condensation to form on the screen.

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

• Do not rub the screen hard.

CAUTION:

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

• Avoid damaging the AC plug and power cord.

• 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.

D.I.S.T. demonstration

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

To quit the D.I.S.T. demonstration: Press the yellow button, b button, 6 p buttons or any of the number buttons.

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CONTENTS

Setting up your TV ...................................5

Installation.................................................. 5

Using the stand .......................................... 5

Removing the terminal covers ................... 6

Connecting the aerial and video cassette

recorder (VCR) ....................................... 7

Connecting the power cord to the AC

ENGLISH

outlet....................................................... 8

Putting the batteries into the remote

control..................................................... 8

Initial settings (Setup tour) ......................... 8

TV buttons and functions......................10

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

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

Adjust the volume .................................... 10

Using the Menu........................................ 10

Using the Illumination............................... 10

Remote control buttons and

functions..............................................11

Turn the TV on or off from standby mode Choose a TV channel and watch images

from external devices ........................... 12

Adjust the volume .................................... 13

Display function........................................ 13

ZOOM function......................................... 14

CINEMA SURROUND function................ 15

Using the “Freeze” function...................... 15

Using the “Multi-picture” function ............. 16

RETURN PLUS function and Return

function................................................. 17

Favourite channel function....................... 18

Operating a JVC brand DVD player......... 19

Teletext function ....................................20

Basic operation ........................................ 20

Using the List Mode ................................. 20

Hold.......................................................... 21

Sub-page ................................................. 21

Reveal...................................................... 21

Size .......................................................... 21

Index ........................................................ 22

Cancel...................................................... 22

Using the TV’s menu..............................23

Basic operation ........................................ 23

... 11

PICTURE menu ......................................25

PICTURE MODE...................................... 25

BACK LIGHT............................................ 25

CONTRAST ............................................. 25

BRIGHT.................................................... 25

SHARP..................................................... 25

COLOUR.................................................. 25

TINT ......................................................... 25

WHITE BALANCE.................................... 25

FEATURES .............................................. 26

SOUND menu ......................................... 29

STEREO / I • II ......................................... 29

BASS........................................................ 29

TREBLE ................................................... 29

BALANCE ................................................ 29

CINEMA SURROUND ............................. 29

A.H.B. (Active Hyper Bass) ...................... 29

BBE .......................................................... 30

FEATURES menu................................... 31

SLEEP TIMER ......................................... 31

CHANNEL GUARD .................................. 31

APPEARANCE......................................... 33

BLUE BACK ............................................. 33

CHILD LOCK............................................ 33

AUTO SHUTOFF ..................................... 33

FAVOURITE SETTING ............................ 33

ILLUMINATION ........................................ 34

SET UP menu ......................................... 35

AUTO PROGRAM.................................... 35

EDIT/MANUAL ......................................... 35

LANGUAGE ............................................. 39

VIDEO-1 SETTING/VIDEO-3 SETTING ..39

AI VOLUME.............................................. 39

TELETEXT LANGUAGE .......................... 40

HDMI SETTING ....................................... 40

Displaying a computer screen.............. 41

Connecting to the computer ..................... 41

Watching images from a computer .......... 41

Table of signals for each type of

computer............................................... 41

Additional preparation .......................... 42

Connecting external equipment ...............42

Using the HDMI terminal .......................... 45

CH/CC numbers ..................................... 47

Troubleshooting ....................................48

Specifications ........................................50

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Setting up your TV

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

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

Installation

Cautions for installation

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

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

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.

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Setting up your TV

 Cable holder

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

ENGLISH

cable holder

Removing the terminal covers

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

Remove the covers by removing the hooks. When replacing the covers, place the side of the covers against the TV and insert the hooks.

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

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Connecting the aerial and

NALO

IN(H

I AU

)

video cassette recorder (VCR)

Caution

• Turn off all the equipment including the TV before connecting anything.

• 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 1): 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 SVIDEO cable: Connect the VCR’s S-VIDEO OUT (SVIDEO 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 terminals with an audio cable

Setting up your TV

without terminal covers

IN (HDMI AUDIO)

(ANALOG)

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• To connect additional external devices, please see “Connecting external equipment” on page 42.

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Setting up your TV

Connecting the power cord to the AC outlet

Insert the AC plug on the power cord from the TV into AC outlet.

Caution

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

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

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 how much you use the remote control.

• 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.

Initial settings (Setup tour)

When the TV is first turned on, it goes into the initial settings mode, and you will see the JVC logo. Follow the instructions on the screen display to make the initial settings.

# button

PIP/TV/DVD switch

6 buttons

1 Make sure to set the PIP/TV/DVD

switch on the remote control to the TV position

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

2 Press the # button on the remote

control

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

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

Remote control

sensor

POWER PROGRAM/TIMER

Power lamp Illumination

lamp

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Setting up your TV

• If the JVC logo does not appear this is because your TV has already been turned on for the first time: use the “LANGUAGE”, “TELETEXT LANGUAGE” and “AUTO PROGRAM” functions to make the initial settings. For details, see “SET UP menu” on page 35.

3 Press the a button

The LANGUAGE menu appears.

4 Press the 6 buttons to choose

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The TELETEXT LANGUAGE menu appears. Set the teletext language group that corresponds to the language of the teletext programme that you want to watch. For details, see “TELETEXT LANGUAGE” on page 40.

> TELETEXT LANGUAGE

GROUP-1 GROUP-2 GROUP-3 GROUP-4

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5 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

group. Then press the a button

The AUTO PROGRAM function starts. The TV channels you receive are automatically stored in the programme numbers (PR) list.

AUTO PROGRAM

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• To stop the AUTO PROGRAM

function, press the a button.

6 After the TV channels have been

registered in the programme numbers (PR), the EDIT menu appears

EDIT

D0038

-EN

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

MOVE

CH/CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

INSERT

21 22 23 24 25 26 01 02 03

MANUAL

DELETE

• You can proceed to edit the programme numbers (PR) list using the EDIT/MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 35.

• If a TV channel you want to view is not stored in the programme numbers (PR) list, you can register it using the MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 35.

• The AUTO PROGRAM function does not store a TV channel to the programme number PR 0 (AV).

• If you do not need to use the EDIT/ MANUAL function, press the a button to close the EDIT menu.

Now, setting up is complete. Please enjoy your new JVC TV!

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TV buttons and functions

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POWER PROGRAM/TIMER

Turn the TV on from standby mode

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

When the TV is turned on, the power lamp lights blue.

To turn the TV off:

Press the A button again. The power lamp goes off.

Caution

•The A button on the TV does not fully

isolate the TV from the AC supply. If you are not going to use the TV for a long period, be sure to disconnect the AC plug from the AC socket.

Choose a TV channel

Refer to the pages in parentheses for details.

1 Remote control sensor 2 Power lamp (page 8) 3 Illumination lamp (page 34) 4 TV/VIDEO button 5 MENU/OK button (page 23) 6 CHANNEL p buttons

6 (page 23)

7 VOLUME q buttons

5 (page 23)

8 A (Stand by) button 9 Headphone jack (mini jack) (page 42)

Press the CHANNEL p buttons to choose a programme number (PR) or a VIDEO terminal

Press the TV/VIDEO button to choose a VIDEO terminal.

Adjust the volume

Press the VOLUME q buttons

The volume level indicator appears.

Using the Menu

Use the MENU/OK button

Refer to “Using the TV’s menu” (see page 23) for details of using the menu.

Using the Illumination

When the TV is turned on the Illumination lamp lights. To adjust the illumination settings, refer to “ILLUMINATION” on page 34.

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Remote control buttons and functions

1 Muting button 2 Number buttons 3 1 button

4 5

@ #

$ %

4 c button 5 2 button 6 4 button 7 7 buttons 8 5 button 9 6 p buttons 0 VCR/DVD/Teletext control buttons

- p buttons = d (Favourite) button ~ # (Standby) button ! PIP/TV/DVD switch @ g (Text) button # Colour buttons $ H button % a button ^ b button & 7 q buttons * f (Freeze) button ( X (Multi) button ) c (Select) button

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Turn the TV on or off from standby mode

Press the # (standby) button to turn the TV on or off

When the TV is turned on, the power lamp lights blue.

• The power can be turned on by pressing

the 4 button, 6 p buttons or Number buttons.

To turn the TV on or off, set the PIP/TV/ DVD switch on the remote control to the TV position and press the # button. If the PIP/TV/DVD switch on the remote control is set to the DVD position, the TV will not be turned on or off even if the # button is pressed.

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Remote control buttons and functions

Choose a TV channel and watch images from external devices

 Use the number buttons:

Enter the programme number (PR)

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of the channel using the number buttons.

Example:

•PR 6 → press 6

• PR 12 → press 1 and 2

 Use the 6 p buttons:

Press the 6 p buttons to choose the programme number (PR) you want or a VIDEO terminal.

 Use the 4 button:

Press the 4 button to choose a VIDEO terminal.

Programme

numbers

PR 1 – PR 99

• If this happens, change the output setting of the connected device to interlacescanning component signal output. See the instructions that came with the device for more information.

• The PC sound is the same as the VIDEO-3 sound.

To return to a TV channel:

Press the 4 button, the 6 p buttons or the number

buttons.

To use the programme number PR 0 (AV):

When the TV and VCR are connected only by the aerial cable, choosing the programme number PR 0 (AV) allows you to view images from the VCR. Set the VCR RF channel to the programme number PR 0 (AV) manually. For details, see “EDIT/ MANUAL” on page 35.

(HDMI)

• The leading character is changed from V to S (eg V1 is changed to S1) when VIDEO-1 or VIDEO-2 is connected to the S terminal.

• If you do not have a clear picture or no colour appears, follow the operation procedure “COLOUR SYSTEM” on page 27.

• If you cannot hear the normal sound even if the picture of the TV channel appears normally. Follow the description “EDIT/ MANUAL” on page 35 to use the MANUAL function to change the SYSTEM setting.

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Remote control buttons and functions

Adjust the volume

Press the 7 q buttons to adjust the volume.

The volume level indicator appears and the volume changes as you press the 7 q buttons.

 Muting the sound

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

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

Display function

You can see the channel number of the programme you are watching or the PR LIST. From the PR LIST, you can choose a channel or VIDEO terminal.

Press the

the information you want to see.

Pressing the

display as follows:

PR LIST

PR ID

AV 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09

+10-10

D0011

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Channel number display:

The channel number and channel name (when the channel name is registered) of the programme you are watching or the VIDEO terminal number is displayed.

button to display

button changes the

Channel number display

No indication

PR LIST:

The programme number (PR) and VIDEO terminal list is displayed. Pressing the a button after choosing the programme number (PR) or VIDEO terminal with the 7 buttons will display the chosen programme or VIDEO terminal.

• For programme numbers (PR) for which the CHANNEL GUARD function is set, the n (CHANNEL GUARD) mark is displayed. For details see “CHANNEL GUARD” on page 31.

• The VIDEO terminals are registered after the programme number PR 99.

• For programme numbers (PR) which is registered as a favourite channel, the d (favourite) mark is displayed. For details see “Favourite channel function” on page 18.

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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.

• The ZOOM mode is fixed at FULL when

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you are using the TV as a PC screen or watching a 1080i or 720p picture signal.

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 according to the ZOOM mode set with the 4:3 AUTO ASPECT function.

• For details of the 4:3 AUTO ASPECT function, see “4:3 AUTO ASPECT” on page 28.

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

REGULAR:

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

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.

 Choose the ZOOM mode

1 Press the c button to display

the ZOOM menu

ZOOM

AUTO REGULAR PANORAMIC 14:9 ZOOM 16:9 ZOOM 16:9 ZOOM SUBTITLE FULL

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.

• 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.

D0009

-EN

2 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

ZOOM mode. Then press the a button

The picture expands and the chosen ZOOM mode is displayed in about 5 seconds.

• The ZOOM mode may be automatically changed by the control signal from an external device. When you want to return to the previous ZOOM mode, choose the ZOOM mode again.

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Remote control buttons and functions

 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.

1 Press the c button

The ZOOM menu appears.

2 Press the a button to display the

ZOOM mode indicator

The indicator appears.

16 : 9 ZOOM

D0010-EN

3 While it is displayed, press the 6

buttons to change the position of the picture

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

The visible area adjustment is saved even after the TV channel is changed. However, it is cancelled if the following operations are performed.

• The power is turned off/on

• The ZOOM mode is changed

• The X (Multi) button, f (Freeze) button, or g (Text) button is pressed

• The TV is switched between TV mode and VIDEO mode

CINEMA SURROUND function

You can enjoy sounds with a wider ambience.

• This function does not work for the sound from headphones.

• When you set the CINEMA SURROUND function to HIGH mode, there may be slight volume distortion. If that occurs, please switch to LOW mode. The effect of CINEMA SURROUND functions will be less noticeable, but the volume distortion will be corrected.

MONO:

Select the MONO mode, when you listen to the mono sound. You can enjoy the sound for a wider audience similar to stereo sound.

OFF:

The CINEMA SURROUND function switches off.

• You can choose the CINEMA SURROUND mode with the “SOUND menu” (see page 29).

Using the “Freeze” function

You can view the current programme as a still picture.

1 Set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the

PIP position

When using the “Freeze” function, set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the PIP position.

2 Press the f button

The still picture of the current picture will appear.

current

programme

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still picture

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Press the 2 button to select one of CINEMA SURROUND modes

HIGH/LOW:

When you listen to stereo sound, please select HIGH or LOW mode. You can enjoy sound similar to the experience at the theatre. When you combine the functions of A.H.B. and BBE, you can enjoy more powerful sound.

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Remote control buttons and functions

To cancel the “Freeze” function:

Press the f button, the 6 p buttons or the number buttons.

• The “Freeze” function does not work while a sub-picture is displayed.

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• The still picture cannot be output from the TV.

• The “Freeze” function does not work for picture of PC signals.

Using the “Multi-picture” function

1 Set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the

PIP position

When using the “Multi-picture” function, set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the PIP position.

2 Press the X button

The “Multi-picture” menu appears.

D0101

3 Press the 5 buttons to choose

the number of screens and then press the a button

D0102

D0103

D0104

2-pictures multi:

Main-

picture

With 1125i and 750p signals, the screen is split into two as shown below.

Main-

picture

212

Choose to return to one screen.

Choose to change to 2-pictures multi.

Choose to change to 12-pictures multi.

D0056

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Subpicture

12-pictures multi:

Still pictures

Moving

D0058

picture

• When set to 2-pictures multi, you can view a TV picture and a picture from an external device. You cannot view a TV picture on more than one screen at the same time.

• When 12-pictures multi is set, pictures from external devices are not displayed.

• When watching a picture from the HDMI signal, 12-pictures multi can not be displayed.

• When set to 2-pictures multi, the mainpicture can be changed by pressing the 6 p buttons. The sub- picture screen can be changed by pressing the 6 buttons. When set to 12-pictures multi and there are more than 12 pictures, the next or previous 12 screens can be displayed by pressing the 6 p buttons.

• When set to 2-pictures multi, the mainpicture sound from the TV speaker can be changed to the sub-picture sound by pressing the c button when the PIP/ TV/DVD switch is set to the PIP position. (The speaker mark moves from the main-picture to the subpicture.) The sound changes to the main-picture sound if the c button is pressed again. When the headphones are connected, you can listen to the sound from the side at which the headphones mark is displayed. No sound comes from the TV speaker.

• When set to 2-pictures multi, picture from HDMI can not be displayed on the Sub-picture.

• The pictures from VIDEO-1 (or VIDEO-3) cannot be displayed in the sub-picture when the VIDEO-1 SETTING (or VIDEO-3 SETTING) is set to COMPONENT (see page 39).

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Remote control buttons and functions

• The “Multi-picture” function does not work for a PC signals.

• When set to 12-pictures multi, press the 7 buttons to choose the screen you want to view and the press the a button to display that picture on the whole screen.

• The BLUE BACK function does not work when the “Multi-picture” function is being used.

• The ZOOM function does not work when the “Multi-picture” function is being used.

To return the “Multi-picture” to one screen:

Press the X button, press the 5 buttons to choose one screen, and then press the a button.

• Pressing the 4 button will also return the display to one screen.

RETURN PLUS function and Return function

The 1 button has two functions; the RETURN PLUS function and the Return function. If a channel has been registered as the “Return Channel”, the RETURN PLUS function operates. If there is no setting for the “Return Channel”, the Return function operates.

 RETURN PLUS

By registering a channel you frequently view as the “Return Channel”, you can select that channel at any time simply by pressing the 1 button.

To register a TV channel as the “Return Channel”:

Choose the Programme number to which the channel you want to register has been set, and press the 1 button and hold for more than 3 seconds continuously. “RETURN PLUS PROGRAMMED!” is displayed and the registration is completed.

To cancel a TV channel registered as the “Return Channel”:

While viewing any TV channel, press the 1 button and hold for more than 3 seconds continuously. “RETURN PLUS CANCELED!” is displayed and the registration is cancelled.

• When you turn off the TV, the registration for the “Return Channel” is cancelled.

• If you want to view the “Return Channel” and another TV channel alternately, first choose a channel other than the “Return Channel”. And then press the 1 button to change the channel to the “Return Channel” In this way, you can view two channels alternately by pressing the 1 button.

 Return function

The TV temporarily memorises the TV channel that was chosen right before the current TV channel as the “Last Channel”. By pressing the 1 button, you can alternately view the current TV channel and the “Last Channel”. If you want to view two channels alternately by using the Return function, first choose one TV channel and then choose the other TV channel with the number buttons. If you choose the TV channel without using the number buttons, there are cases where a channel other than the one you first chose is registered as the “Last Channel”.

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Remote control buttons and functions

Favourite channel function

You can register your favourite TV channels (PR 1 – PR 99) in the number buttons 1 to 4. After registering, the channel can be called by pressing the d (favourite) button and a number button 1 to 4.

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 Favourite channel registration

1 In the normal screen, choose a TV

channel (PR 1 – PR 99) that you want to register

For details, refer to “Choose a TV channel and watch images from external devices” on page 12.

2 Press and hold the d (favourite)

button for three seconds or more

Then “SET 1-4?” appears on the screen.

3 Press one of the number buttons 1

to 4

The current channel is registered in the pressed number button. After “PROGRAMMED!” appears on the screen, the favourite channel icon appears at the top-right of the screen.

• If the channel you are trying to register is already registered in one of the other number buttons 1 to 4, “NOT AVAILABLE” appears on the screen.

• Channels locked with the CHANNEL GUARD function cannot be registered.

• If AUTO PROGRAM is performed, the registered favourite channels are reset.

 Calling the favourite channel

1 In the normal screen, press the d

(favourite) button

Then “FAVOURITE1-4?” appears.

2 Press one of the number buttons 1

to 4

The called favourite channel appears on the screen.

• If a number button in which no channel is registered is pressed, “NO MEMORY” appears on the screen.

 Setting the picture effect

When a favourite channel has been chosen with the d (favourite) button and number buttons 1 to 4, picture effect settings can be memorised for each favourite channel by setting the picture effects in the PICTURE menu (see page 25). The following items in the PICTURE menu (see page 25) are memorised. PICTURE MODE BACK LIGHT CONTRAST BRIGHT SHARP COLOUR TINT WHITE BALANCE DIGITAL VNR COLOUR SYSTEM The last setting made for each item is memorised.

• When you want to delete a favourite channel, delete the set channel and set contents with FAVOURITE SETTING (see page 33) in the FEATURES menu.

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Operating a JVC brand DVD player

These buttons will operate a JVC brand 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 PIP/TV/DVD switch to the

DVD position

When you are operating the DVD player, set the switch to the DVD position.

• You can turn the DVD player on or off

with the # (standby) button.

• You can also press the H or T button and display the DVD disc menu screen, and then operate by pressing the 7 buttons.

2 Press the DVD control button to

control your DVD player

• If your DVD player 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.

Remote control buttons and functions

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You cannot turn the TV on or off when the PIP/TV/DVD switch is set to the DVD position. When you turn the TV on or off, set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the TV position.

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Teletext function

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Basic operation

1 Choose a TV channel with a teletext

broadcast

PIP/TV/ DVD

4 Choose a teletext page by pressing

the 6 p buttons, number buttons or colour buttons

To return to the TV mode:

Press the 4 button, b button, or g (Text) button.

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

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

• You cannot operate menus when viewing a teletext programme.

• If characters on a teletext programme do not appear properly, change the TELETEXT LANGUAGE setting. For details, see “TELETEXT LANGUAGE” on page 40.

2 Set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the

TV position

3 Press g (Text) button to display

the teletext

Pressing g (Text) button changes the mode as follows:

TEXT

---

TEXT

---

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TV mode

TEXT TEXT

---

TV and text mode

Text mode

Using the List Mode

You can store the numbers of your favourite teletext pages in memory and call them up quickly using the colour buttons.

 To store the page numbers:

1 Press B button to go into the

List mode

The page numbers you have stored are displayed at the bottom of the screen.

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Teletext function

2 Press a colour button to choose a

position. Then press the number buttons to enter the page number

3 Press and hold down the A (Store)

button

The four page numbers blink white to show that they are stored in memory.

 To call up a stored page:

1 Press the B button to enter the

List mode

2 Press a colour button having a

stored page

To exit the List mode:

Press the B button again.

Hold

You can hold a teletext page on the screen for as long as you want, even while several other teletext pages are being received.

Press the C (Hold) button

Sub-page

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

1 Choose a teletext page that

includes sub-pages

Sub-page numbers that can be viewed are automatically displayed at the top of the screen.

2 Press the 5 buttons to choose a

sub-page number

Reveal

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

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

Size

You can double the height of the teletext display.

Press the F (Size) button

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Hold indication

To cancel the Hold function:

Press C (Hold) button again.

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Teletext function

Index

You can return to the index page instantly.

Press the G (Index) button

Returns to page 100 or a previously specified page.

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Cancel

You can search for a teletext page while watching TV.

1 Press the number button to enter a

page number, or press a colour button

The TV searches for a teletext page.

2 Press H (Cancel) button

The TV programme appears. When the TV finds the teletext page, its page number appears in the upper left of the screen.

3 Press H (Cancel) button to return

to a teletext page when the page number is on the screen

• The TV mode cannot be resumed by

pressing the H (Cancel) button. To return to the TV mode press 4 or b button.

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Using the TV’s menu

PICTURE

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.

Buttons used to operate the menus

Basic operation

1 Press the H button to display

the menu bar

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2 Press the 5 buttons to choose

the menu you want to use and then press the a button

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Chosen menu

3 Press the 6 buttons to choose

the item to be set, press the 5 buttons to set the item, and then press the a button

If there are sub-menus, use the 7 buttons to operate them.

• Press the b button to return to

the previous menu.

• Press the 4 or H

button to exit from the menu.

• Some menu items may not be operated or set depending on the TV status, input signal or other menu item settings. Menu items that cannot be operated or set are displayed in grey in the menu and cannot be chosen.

Chosen menu name

Types of menu

PICTURE menu

D0106

Choose to set the screen settings.

SOUND menu

D0107

Choose to set the sound settings.

FEATURES menu

D0108

Choose to set the sleep timer and child lock settings.

SET UP menu

Choose to edit the channels or

D0109

set the display language settings.

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

The menu guide area can be made to appear and disappear for some menus. While the menu is displayed, press the 5 button to change between the guide area being displayed and not displayed.

4:3 AUTO ASPECT

PANORAMIC REGULAR 14:9 ZOOM

D0017

-EN

Guide area

4:3 AUTO ASPECT

PANORAMIC REGULAR 14:9 ZOOM

D1017

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• The guide area for some menus will still

be displayed even if the 5 button is pressed. This is not a fault.

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Using the TV’s menu

Operation with the buttons on the TV

You can also operate the menus using the buttons on the front panel of the TV.

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TV/VIDEO button

MENU/OK button

6 buttons

5 buttons

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PICTURE menu

PICTURE

PICTURE MODE BACK LIGHT CONTRAST BRIGHT SHARP COLOUR TINT WHITE BALANCE FEATURES

D0014

-EN

STANDARD

COOL

RESET

• While the PICTURE menu is displayed, pressing the blue button will set the BACK LIGHT, CONTRAST, BRIGHT, SHARP, COLOUR, TINT settings to their default settings.

• When watching the picture from VIDEO1 to VIDEO-4 (HDMI) or the PC, picture effect settings can be memorised for each external input by setting the picture effects in the PICTURE menu. The following items in the PICTURE menu are memorised. PICTURE MODE BACK LIGHT CONTRAST BRIGHT SHARP COLOUR TINT WHITE BALANCE DIGITAL VNR COLOUR SYSTEM The last setting made for each item is memorised.

PICTURE MODE

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

BRIGHT:

Heightens contrast and sharpness.

STANDARD:

Standardises picture adjustment.

SOFT:

Softens contrast and sharpness.

BACK LIGHT

You can adjust the back light.

2 : darker 3 : brighter

CONTRAST

You can adjust the picture contrast.

2 :lower 3 : higher

BRIGHT

You can adjust the picture brightness.

2 : darker 3 : brighter

SHARP

You can adjust the picture sharpness.

2 : softer 3 :sharper

COLOUR

You can adjust the picture colour.

2 : lighter 3 :deeper

TINT

You can adjust the picture tint.

2 : reddish 3 :greenish

• You can change the TINT setting (picture hue) when the colour system is NTSC

3.58, or NTSC 4.43.

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.

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PICTURE menu

COOL:

A bluish white. Using this mode when watching bright pictures allows you to enjoy a more vivid and bright picture.

MID:

The normal white colour.

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WARM:

A reddish white. Using this mode when watching films allows you to enjoy colours that are characteristic of films.

FEATURES

Choose FEATURES and press the a or 3 button to display the sub-menu.

FEATURES

DIGITAL VNR Super DigiPure PULL DOWN COLOUR MANAGEMENT PICTURE MANAGEMENT COLOUR SYSTEM 4:3 AUTO ASPECT

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 DIGITAL VNR

The DIGITAL VNR function cuts down the amount of ‘noise’ (‘snow’ or interference) in the original picture. You can choose from the three DIGITAL VNR function settings of AUTO, MIN and MAX.

AUTO(LOW)/AUTO(HIGH):

The TV will automatically adjust the level of the DIGITAL VNR effect to match the amount of noise in the picture, giving you the best possible picture.

• If you set the DIGITAL VNR effect too high it can make the picture less sharp. It is recommended you use the AUTO(LOW) setting if you can. If you set the DIGITAL VNR function to AUTO(LOW) but still notice some noise, change the setting from AUTO(LOW) to AUTO(HIGH).

AUTO(LOW)

AUTO AUTO

ON ON

MIN:

The level of the DIGITAL VNR effect is set to the minimum. If you set the DIGITAL VNR function to AUTO(LOW) but feel that the sharpness of the original picture has not been reproduced fully, change the setting from AUTO(LOW) to MIN.

• The MIN setting is not suitable for lowquality pictures which contain a lot of noise.

MAX:

The level of the DIGITAL VNR effect is set to the maximum. If you set the DIGITAL VNR function to AUTO(HIGH) but still notice some noise, change the setting from AUTO(HIGH) to MAX.

• The MAX setting is not suitable for highquality pictures which contain very little noise.

 Super DigiPure

The Super DigiPure function uses the latest in digital technology to give you a naturallooking picture. The Super DigiPure function includes the following two functions.

DigiPure function:

This function helps to create a naturallooking picture by eliminating unnecessary edges from high-contrast and crisp images. For images with low-contrast, edges are added to produce a sharper, more detailed picture. You can choose from the three DigiPure function settings of AUTO, MIN and MAX.

• If you set the DigiPure effect too high on a low-quality picture that contains a lot of noise, this may actually make the noise worse. We recommend you use the AUTO setting if you can.

Picture motion compensation function:

This function displays fast-moving pictures (for example, the players or ball in a football game) more smoothly and naturally on the screen.

• The effect level of the picture motion compensation function cannot be changed. The effect level is the same no matter which of the AUTO, MIN or MAX settings is used.

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AUTO:

The TV will automatically adjust the level of the DigiPure effect to match the amount of noise in the picture, giving the best possible picture.

MIN:

The level of DigiPure effect is set to the minimum. When you set the Super DigiPure function to AUTO and notice some noise, change the setting from AUTO to MIN.

• The MIN setting is not suitable for highquality pictures which contain very little noise.

MAX:

The level of DigiPure effect is set to the maximum. If you set the Super DigiPure function to AUTO but feel that the original picture quality has not been reproduced fully, change the setting from AUTO to MAX.

• The MAX setting is not suitable for lowquality pictures which contain a lot of noise.

OFF:

The Super DigiPure function is turned off.

 PULL DOWN

The PULL DOWN function displays a cinema film picture more smoothly and naturally on the screen.

AUTO:

The television automatically recognises the type of signal and turns the function on and off.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

 COLOUR MANAGEMENT

This TV supports the COLOUR MANAGEMENT function to ensure dull colours are compensated to produce natural hues. The COLOUR MANAGEMENT function is on by default.

ON:

COLOUR MANAGEMENT function is turned on.

OFF:

COLOUR MANAGEMENT function is turned off.

• Set this function to ON under normal conditions.

 PICTURE MANAGEMENT

The PICTURE MANAGEMENT function makes it easier to see the dark areas when a picture has many dark areas, and makes it easier to see the bright areas when a picture has many bright areas. Normally use with this function on.

ON:

PICTURE MANAGEMENT function is turned on.

OFF:

PICTURE MANAGEMENT function is turned off.

 COLOUR SYSTEM

The colour system is chosen automatically. However, if the picture is not clear or no colour appears, choose the colour system manually.

1 Choose COLOUR SYSTEM. Then

press the a or 3 button

The sub-menu of the COLOUR SYSTEM function appears.

COLOUR SYSTEM

MAIN

PAL

SUB

AUTO

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2 Press the 5 buttons to choose

MAIN or SUB MAIN:

You can change the colour system of the main-picture.

SUB:

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You can change the colour system of the sub-picture.

• Choose MAIN when a sub-picture is not displayed.

3 Press the 6 buttons to choose

the appropriate colour system. Then press the a button

PAL:

PAL system

SECAM:

SECAM system

NTSC 3.58:

NTSC 3.58 MHz system

NTSC 4.43:

NTSC 4.43 MHz system

AUTO:

This function detects a colour system from the input signal.

• The AUTO function may not function properly if you have poor signal quality. If the picture is abnormal in the AUTO function, choose another colour system manually.

For colour system in your country or region, refer to the table below:

Area Country or Region System

Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, etc. Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, India,

Asia, Middle East

Europe

Oceania Australia, New Zealand, etc. PAL

Africa

etc. China, Vietnam, etc. PAL Hong Kong, etc. PAL Islamic Republic of Iran,

Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, etc. Philippines, Taiwan,

Myanmar, etc. Russia, etc. SECAM Czech Republic, Poland, etc. PAL Germany, Holland, Belgium,

etc. UK, etc. PAL

Republic of South Africa, etc. PAL Nigeria, etc. PAL Egypt, Morocco, etc. SECAM

 4:3 AUTO ASPECT

You can choose one of three ZOOM modes, REGULAR, PANORAMIC or 14:9 ZOOM, as the ZOOM mode for the normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio).

1 Choose 4:3 AUTO ASPECT then

press the a button

4:3 AUTO ASPECT

PANORAMIC REGULAR 14:9 ZOOM

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2 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

ZOOM mode

PAL

SECAM

NTSC

PAL

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SOUND menu

SOUND

STEREO/ BASS TREBLE BALANCE CINEMA SURROUND A.H.B. BBE

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OFF OFF OFF

• When the headphones are connected, only “STEREO / I • II” can be used.

STEREO / I • II

When you are viewing a bilingual broadcast programme, you can choose the sound from Bilingual I (Sub I) or Bilingual II (Sub II).

s: Stereo sound

v : mono sound

t : Bilingual I (sub I)

u : Bilingual II (sub II)

MONO:

Cancels the Multi Sound function and the sound becomes monaural.

• If stereo sound or bilingual sound is hard to hear, please select MONO so that you can hear the broadcast more clearly.

• The sound mode you can choose differs depending on the TV programme.

• This function does not work in the VIDEO modes.

BASS

You can adjust the low tone of the sound.

2 : weaker 3 :strong

TREBLE

You can adjust the high tone of the sound.

2 : weaker 3 : strong

BALANCE

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

2 : turn the left speaker’s volume level up. 3 : turn the right speaker’s volume level up.

CINEMA SURROUND

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

• You can choose a CINEMA SURROUND mode from HIGH, LOW, MONO and OFF modes. For details, see “CINEMA SURROUND function” on page 15.

• You can also operate the CINEMA SURROUND function with the 2 button. For details, see “CINEMA SURROUND function” on page 15.

A.H.B. (Active Hyper Bass)

Used when you want to emphasise the bass sound.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

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BBE

BBE function restores clarity and presence for better speech intelligibility and musical realism.

ON:

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This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

• Manufactured under license from BBE Sound, Inc. Licensed by BBE Sound, Inc. under USP4638258, 5510752 and

5736897. BBE and BBE symbol are registered trademarks of BBE Sound, Inc.

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FEATURES menu

FEATURES

SLEEP TIMER CHANNEL GUARD APPEARANCE BLUE BACK CHILD LOCK AUTO SHUTOFF FAVOURITE SETTING ILLUMINATION

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D0023

TYPE A

ON OFF OFF

OFF

SLEEP TIMER

You can set the TV to automatically turn off after a set period of time.

1 Choose SLEEP TIMER. Then press

the a or 3 button

A Sub-menu of the SLEEP TIMER function appears.

SLEEP TIMER

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OFF

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2 Press the 5 buttons to set the

period of time. Then press the a button

You can set the period of time for up to 120 minutes (2 hours) in 10 minute steps.

• One minute before the SLEEP TIMER function turns off the TV, “GOOD NIGHT!” appears.

• The SLEEP TIMER function cannot be used to turn off the TV’s main power.

• When the SLEEP TIMER function is on, you can display the sub-menu of the SLEEP TIMER function again to confirm or change the remaining period of time of the SLEEP TIMER function. Press the a button to leave the menu after confirming or changing the remaining time.

To cancel the SLEEP TIMER function:

Press the 2 button to set the period of time to “OFF”.

CHANNEL GUARD

When there is a TV channel you do not want your children to watch, you can use the CHANNEL GUARD function to lock out the TV channel. Even when a child chooses a programme number (PR) for a locked TV channel the screen will change to blue and display n (CHANNEL GUARD) so the TV channel cannot be viewed. Unless you enter a pre-set ID number by a special operation, the lock cannot be released and the child cannot view the TV channel.

 To set the CHANNEL GUARD

function

1 Choose CHANNEL GUARD, then

press the 0 button

“SET ID NO.” (ID number setting screen) appears.

SET ID NO.

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2 Set the ID number to your liking

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose

a number.

2 Press the 5 buttons to move

the cursor.

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3 Press the a button

The Sub-menu of CHANNEL GUARD appears.

CHANNEL GUARD

CH/CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

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4 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

TV channel

Every time you press the 6 buttons, the Programme number (PR) changes, and the picture of the TV channel registered in the Programme number (PR) is displayed on the screen.

5 Press the blue button and set the

CHANNEL GUARD function. Then press the a button

n (CHANNEL GUARD) appears and the TV channel is locked.

To reset the CHANNEL GUARD function:

Press the blue button again. n (CHANNEL GUARD) disappears.

To disable easy resetting of the CHANNEL GUARD function, the menu disappears if you choose the CHANNEL GUARD function and press the a button.

 To view a locked TV channel

1 Choose a programme number (PR)

of a locked TV channel with the number buttons or PR LIST

The screen changes to blue and the n (CHANNEL GUARD) appears. You cannot view the TV channel.

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2 Press the

button to

display “ID NO.” (ID No. input screen)

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GUARD

ID NO. :

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3 Press the number buttons to enter

the ID number

The lock is temporarily released so you can view the TV channel.

If you have forgotten the ID number:

Perform step 1 of “To set the CHANNEL GUARD function”. After confirming the ID number, press the 4 button to exit the menu.

• Even if you reset the lock temporarily, it does not mean that the CHANNEL GUARD function set for the TV channel is cancelled. The next time anyone tries to view the TV channel, it will be locked again.

• When you want to cancel the CHANNEL GUARD function, you must perform the operation “To set the CHANNEL GUARD function” again.

• To stop it being easy to choose the programme number (PR) of a locked TV channel, the programme number (PR) has been set so that it cannot be chosen with the 6 buttons or the buttons of the TV.

• To stop it being easy to reset the lock, “ID NO.” (ID No. input screen) is set so that it cannot appear unless you press the

button.

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APPEARANCE

Press the 5 button and choose the format in which the channel number is displayed from the four types: TYPE A, TYPE B, TYPE C, and TYPE D.

• Set to TYPE D when shipped from factory. TYPE D sets all screens to semitransparent. The menu screens are not semitransparent when set to a type other than TYPE D.

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

You can disable the front control buttons of the TV. When this function is set to ON, the TV can be operated only by using the remote control. Use this function to prevent children from operating the TV at their own discretion (without parent consent).

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off. When you disconnect the AC plug, the CHILD LOCK will be cancelled.

AUTO SHUTOFF

You can set the power to turn off if no signal is received and no operation is performed for about 15 minutes or longer after the end of a broadcast.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

• The AUTO SHUTOFF function does not turn off the TV’s main power.

• The AUTO SHUTOFF function does not work for the VIDEO mode or a picture from a PC signal.

FAVOURITE SETTING

Chose when deleting the favourite channels registered in the buttons 1 to 4.

1 Choose FAVOURITE SETTING,

then press the a or 3 button

The FAVOURITE SETTING menu appears.

FAVOURITE SETTING

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2 Press the 6 buttons and chose

the favourite channel that you want to delete

3 Press the blue button

The chosen favourite channel and set contents are deleted.

RESET

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• For details of the favourite channels, see “Favourite channel function” on page 18.

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ILLUMINATION

You can choose one of three ILLUMINATION modes to adjust the illumination settings.

SOFT:

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Softens illumination lights.

BRIGHT:

Heightens illumination lights.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

• For the location of the illumination lamp, refer to page 10.

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SET UP menu

SET UP

AUTO PROGRAM EDIT/MANUAL LANGUAGE VIDEO-1 SETTING VIDEO-3 SETTING AI VOLUME TELETEXT LANGUAGE HDMI SETTING

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VIDEO VIDEO

OFF

AUTO PROGRAM

You can again perform the AUTO PROGRAM function TV channel automatic registration which was performed in the “Initial settings (Setup tour)” (page 8).

1 Choose AUTO PROGRAM, then

press the a or 3 button

The AUTO PROGRAM function starts. The TV channels you receive are automatically stored in the programme numbers list.

AUTO PROGRAM

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• To stop the AUTO PROGRAM

function, press the a button.

2 After the TV channels have been

stored in the programme number list, the EDIT menu appears

EDIT

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

MOVE

CH/CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

INSERT

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MANUAL

DELETE

• You can proceed to edit the programme numbers list using the EDIT/MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 35.

• If a TV channel you want to view is not stored in the programme numbers list, you can register it using the MANUAL function. For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 35.

• The AUTO PROGRAM function does not store a TV channel to the programme number PR 0 (AV).

• If you do not need to use the EDIT/ MANUAL function, press the a button to exit the EDIT menu.

• Starting the AUTO PROGRAM deletes the registered favourite channel.

EDIT/MANUAL

The EDIT/MANUAL functions are divided into two types:

• editing the current programme numbers (PR) (EDIT functions); and

• manually storing a TV channel you want to view on a particular programme number (PR) (MANUAL function).

Here are the details about these functions:

MOVE:

This function changes the programme number (PR) of a TV channel.

ID:

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

INSERT:

This function adds a new TV channel in the current programme numbers (PR) list by using the CH/CC number.

• You cannot use the INSERT function if you do not know the channel number of a TV channel. Use the MANUAL function to register a TV channel in the programme number (PR).

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DELETE:

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

MANUAL:

This function manually stores a new TV channel in a programme number (PR).

Caution

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• Using the MOVE, DELETE or INSERT functions rewrites the current programme numbers (PR) list. Therefore, the programme numbers (PR) of some of the TV channels will change.

• Using the MANUAL function for a TV channel for which the CHANNEL GUARD function has been set cancels the CHANNEL GUARD function for that channel.

• When a TV channel has already been registered in PR 99, using the INSERT function deletes that TV channel.

 Basic operation

1 Choose EDIT/MANUAL, then press

the a or 3 button

The EDIT menu appears.

EDIT

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

MOVE

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2 Follow the description for the

function you want to use

CH/CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

INSERT

3 Press the a button to complete

the settings

• For programme number PR 0, “AV” appears in the programme numbers (PR) list.

• A VIDEO terminal number does not appear in the programme numbers (PR) list.

• The CH/CC number is a number unique to the TV and corresponds to the channel number of a TV channel. For the relationship between a channel number and a CH/CC number, see “CH/CC numbers” on page 47.

 MOVE

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

TV channel

2 Press the 3 button to start the

MOVE function

EDIT

PR ID AV 01 02 03 04 05

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MANUAL

DELETE

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3 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

new programme number (PR)

To cancel the MOVE function:

Press the b button.

CH/CC

STORE

CH 21

4 Press the 2 button to change the

programme number (PR) of a TV channel to a new programme number (PR)

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 DELETE

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

TV channel

2 Press the yellow button to delete

the TV channel

The TV channel is deleted from the programme numbers (PR) list.

 ID

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

TV channel

2 Press the red button to start the ID

function

3 Enter a channel name (ID). Press

the 6 buttons to choose a character. Press the 5 buttons to move the cursor

EDIT

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

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To cancel the ID function:

Press the b button.

4 Press the a button to give a

channel name to a TV channel

Before performing INSERT operation

• A CH/CC number unique to this TV and corresponding to the Channel number of a TV channel is required. Find the corresponding CH/CC number from a table “CH/CC numbers” on page 47 based on the Channel number of the TV channel.

CH/CC

CC CC

01 02 03

 INSERT

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

programme number (PR) for which you will register a new TV channel

2 Press the green button and start

the INSERT function

EDIT

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

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3 Press the 6 buttons to choose

“CC” or “CH” according to the CH/ CC number of the TV channel

To cancel the INSERT function:

Press the b button.

4 Press the number buttons to enter

the remaining CH/CC number

The TV shifts to registration mode. When the registration is completed, the picture of the TV channel appears on the screen.

• The CH/CC number is a number given to each broadcast frequency that carries a TV channel. If the TV cannot detect the TV channel corresponding to the broadcast frequency indicated by the CH/CC number, a “no-signal” picture appears.

CH/CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CCCC02

0 9

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 MANUAL

1 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

programme number (PR) for a new TV channel

2 Press the blue button to activate

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the MANUAL function

At the right side following the CH/CC number, the SYSTEM (sound system) of the TV channel appears.

MANUAL

CH/CC

CH CH CH CH CH CH CC CC CC

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

SYSTEM

To cancel the MANUAL function:

Press the b button.

3 Press the 3 button to choose the

SYSTEM (sound system) for a TV channel you want to register

• For the sound systems in each country or region, refer to the table below:

Area Country or Region System

Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, etc. Indonesia, Malaysia,

Singapore, Thailand, India, Asia, Middle

East

Europe

Oceania Australia, New Zealand, etc. B/G

Africa

etc.

China, Vietnam, etc. D/K

Hong Kong, etc. I

Islamic Republic of Iran,

Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, etc.

Philippines, Taiwan,

Myanmar, etc.

Russia, etc. D/K

Czech Republic, Poland, etc. D/K

Germany, Holland, Belgium,

etc.

UK, etc. I

Republic of South Africa, etc. I

Nigeria, etc. B/G

Egypt, Morocco, etc. B/G

SEARCH-

4 Press the green or red button to

search for a TV channel

Scanning stops when the TV finds a TV channel. Then the TV channel is displayed.

5 Press the green or red button

repeatedly until the TV channel you want appears

If the TV channel reception is poor:

Press the blue or yellow button to finetune the TV channel.

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)

B / G 02 03

FINE-

FINE+

If you cannot hear the normal sound even when the picture of the TV channel appears normally:

The SYSTEM setting is wrong. Press the 3 button and choose a SYSTEM that has normal sound.

6 Press the a button and register

the TV channel to a Programme number (PR)

The normal EDIT menu is resumed.

B/G

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SET UP menu

LANGUAGE

The LANGUAGE setting which was performed in the “Initial settings (Setup tour)” (page 8) can be changed.

1 Choose LANGUAGE, then press

the a or 3 button

A sub-menu of the LANGUAGE function appears.

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2 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

language. Then press the a button

VIDEO-1 SETTING/VIDEO-3 SETTING

Set the VIDEO-1 SETTING or VIDEO-3 SETTING correctly according to the video signal input from the external device connected to the VIDEO-1 or VIDEO-3 terminal. If this setting is incorrect, images will not be displayed.

VIDEO:

If a normal video signal (composite video signal) is input.

COMPONENT:

If a Component video signal (Y, Cb/Pb, Cr/ Pr signals) is input.

• For detailed connecting methods, see “Additional preparation” on page 42. This Television is compatible with the 1125i, 625p or 525p video signal only when the component video signal is input.

• When the input signal is 1125i, 625p or 525p, each signal type is displayed at the upper right side on the TV screen by setting the input to VIDEO-1 or VIDEO-3.

AI VOLUME

You can prevent the sudden increase or decrease of sound that occurs when changing the channel to another channel.

ON:

This function is turned on.

OFF:

This function is turned off.

• The AI VOLUME function may not operate as expected if the sound input level from a broadcast station is extremely low.

• This function does not work in the VIDEO mode.

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TELETEXT LANGUAGE

There are four types of teletext language groups. Set the teletext language group that corresponds to the language of the teletext programme that you want to watch.

ENGLISH

1 Choose TELETEXT LANGUAGE,

then press the a or 3 button

> TELETEXT LANGUAGE

GROUP-1 GROUP-2 GROUP-3 GROUP-4

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2 Press the 6 buttons to choose a

group

Group Languages

GROUP-1 Turkish, Hungarian, English,

GROUP-2 Polish, Serbian, Croatian,

GROUP-3 Russian, Bulgarian, Lettish,

GROUP-4 Arabic, Czech, Slovak. Hungarian,

German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Swedish, Finnish

Slovenian, Czech, Slovak, Rumanian, Hungarian, German, French, Italian, Swedish, Finnish

Lithuanian, Estonian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian, Czech, Slovak, English, German

English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Finnish

HDMI SETTING

This function is used if you have a DVI or HDMI compatible device connected to your TV. For details, see “Using the HDMI terminal” on page 45.

3 Press the a button to complete

the setting

The menu disappears.

• Languages that are not included in the teletext language group that you select, the sub-titles of the teletext programme will not be displayed properly.

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Displaying a computer screen

(ANALOG)

IN(HDMI

AUDIO)

This TV can be used as a computer screen.

Connecting to the computer

Use a D-SUB cable to connect the TV’s PC IN terminal to the computer’s analogue RGB output terminal. If you want to listen to the sound from the computer, use an audio cable to connect the VIDEO-3 AUDIO L/R sound input terminal to the computer’s sound output terminal. When the sound from the computer is mono, connect to the VIDEO-3 AUDIO L terminal.

IN (HDMI AUDIO)

(ANALOG)

• Refer to the computer manual for a detailed explanation of the connections at the computer side.

• Ensure that the connectors are facing the correct way when connecting.

• After connecting the D-SUB cable, tighten the two screws to fix the connector in place.

Watching images from a computer

After starting the computer, press the 4 or 6 p buttons to choose “PC”

You can listen to the sound when the sound from the computer is connected to the VIDEO-3 AUDIO L/R sound input terminal.

• When the sound from the computer is connected to VIDEO-3, by choosing external input VIDEO-3 the sound from the computer can be listened to, but the images from the computer cannot be seen.

Table of signals for each type of computer

Resolution Vertical

640 × 480 (VGA)

1024 × 768 (XGA)

frequency (Hz)

60.0 31.5

60.0 42.0

* Only the above formats are supported. * Even with the above formats and at

60 Hz, some problems may be experienced depending on the quality of the synchronous signal. (Depending on the quality, some pictures may not be displayed properly.)

* Apple Macintosh

computers are not

supported.

When a picture is not displayed

Check the computer’s refresh rate and set it to 60 Hz. Refer to the computer’s instruction manual. Computers which cannot have their refresh rate set to 60 Hz cannot be used with this unit.

Horizontal frequency (kHz)

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* Apple Macintosh is a registered

trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

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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:

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• 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 50 give the details of the VIDEO terminals. If you are connecting equipment not listed in the following connection diagram, see the table to choose the best VIDEO terminal.

• Connecting cables are not supplied.

• If the VCR’s audio output is in mono, connect the VCR’s AUDIO OUT (audio output) terminal and the TV’s VIDEO-3 AUDIO L terminal with an audio cable.

• Use the supplied cable to connect the component device to the VIDEO-1 COMPONENT Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr terminal.

 Connecting the PC

For details, see “Connecting to the computer” on page 41.

 Using the HDMI terminal

For details, see “Using the HDMI terminal” on page 45.

1 VCR (composite signal) 2 VCR (S-VIDEO signal; Y/C) 3 VCR for recording (composite signal) 4 DVD player (composite signal) 5 DVD player (S-VIDEO signal; Y/C) 6 TV game (composite signal) 7 TV game (S-VIDEO signal; Y/C) 8 Headphones 9 Camcorder (composite signal/S-VIDEO

signal; Y/C)

0 DVD player (component video signals; Y,

Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr)

- Video cable = Audio cable ~ S-VIDEO cable ! Component cable

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Additional preparation

NALOG)

IN(HDMM

I AUDIO)

OUT

Supplied cable (Component video cable)

IN (HDMI AUDIO)

(ANALOG)

without terminal covers

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OUT

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Additional preparation

NALOG)

IN(HDMI AUDIO)

 Connecting headphones

Connect the headphones with a stereo minijack (3.5 mm diameter) to the headphone jack.

• No sound comes from the TV speakers when the headphones are connected.

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 TV output from the OUT terminal

The video/sound signal of a TV channel you are viewing is always output from the OUT terminal.

• No signal will output through the S VIDEO terminal when you are not viewing images coming from the S VIDEO input. In this case, use the VIDEO terminal instead of the S VIDEO terminal.

• Changing over a programme number (PR) also changes over the TV output from the OUT terminal.

• When using the VIDEO-1 COMPONENT Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr terminal input, VIDEO-3 COMPONENT input VIDEO-4 (HDMI) input or PC IN input, the sound signal is output from the OUT terminal but the picture signal is not output.

• Teletext programmes cannot be output.

 Connecting speakers/amplifier

While referring to the audio equipment connection diagram, connect the audio equipment you want 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.

• Note that connecting cables are not supplied.

without terminal covers

IN (HDMI AUDIO)

(ANALOG)

1 Amplifier 2 External speakers (Magnetic-shielded type)

• The output from the 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.

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"HDMI the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia

Using the HDMI terminal

 Connecting a HDMI compatible device

Connecting a HDMI compatible device such as a DVD player or DVR allows you to display high definition pictures on your TV in their digital form.

Connect the HDMI cable from the digital out on the back of your HDMI device to the HDMI terminal on the back of the TV.

HDMI compatible device

DIGITAL OUT

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Back of the TV

HDMI cable

When you connect as shown above, set AUDIO in HDMI SETTING menu in the SET UP menu to

AUTO or

DIGITAL. Refer to

“Setting HDMI SETTING”

below.

• To connect the DVI device to the HDMI terminal, connect the DVI terminal of the DVI device to the HDMI terminal of the TV with the DVI-HDMI converter cable, and the audio output terminal of the DVI device to the IN(HDMI AUDIO) L/R terminal of the TV with the audio cable. When these connections are made, set AUDIO in HDMI SETTING menu to AUTO or ANALOG. Refer to “Setting HDMI SETTING” below.

• The HDMI terminal is not compatible with the picture signal of a personal computer.

The HDMI of the TV is compatible with the following video signals.

VGA/60Hz 4:3 576p/50Hz (625p/50Hz) 4:3 480i/60Hz (525i/60Hz) 4:3 576p/50Hz (625p/50Hz) 16:9 480i/60Hz (525i/60Hz) 16:9 720p/50Hz (750p/50Hz) 16:9 480p/60Hz (525p/60Hz) 16:9 720p/60Hz (750p/60Hz) 16:9 576i/50Hz (625i/50Hz) 4:3 1080i/50Hz (1125i/50Hz) 16:9 576i/50Hz (625i/50Hz) 16:9 1080i/60Hz (1125i/60Hz) 16:9

 Setting HDMI SETTING

1 Press the H button and display the menu bar, press the 5 buttons and

choose SET UP, and press the 6 buttons and choose HDMI SETTING, and press then a button

The HDMI SETTING menu appears.

> HDMI SETTING

SIZE AUDIO

AUTO AUTO

D0060-EN

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2 Press the 6 buttons and choose SIZE or AUDIO

• SIZE can only be chosen when the picture signal is VGA or 480p.

When setting SIZE:

This option adjusts the position when a VGA or 480p picture signal is being displayed on the screen. If the displayed picture is slightly shifted, the position can be adjusted by choosing 1, 2

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or AUTO. 1, 2 or AUTO can be chosen by pressing the 5 buttons.

When setting AUDIO:

Choose DIGITAL when only connecting with the HDMI cable. Chose ANALOG when a DVI device is connected to the HDMI terminal and the audio output terminal of the DVI device is connected to the IN(HDMI AUDIO) terminal. Choose AUTO when you want the TV to automatically select DIGITAL or ANALOG. DIGITAL, ANALOG or AUTO can be chosen by pressing the 5 buttons.

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CH/CC numbers

When you want to use the INSERT function on page 37, find the CH/CC number corresponding to the Channel number of the TV channel from this table. US: The US channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the United States,

Philippines, etc.

CCIR: The CCIR channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the Middle East,

OIRT: The OIRT channel numbers are the channel numbers used in Eastern Europe, Russia,

AUSTRALIA: The AUSTRALIA channel numbers are the channel numbers used in Australia, etc.

CH02 US-2 E2 R1 AU-0 CH03 US-3 E3 AU-1 CH04 US-4 E4 R2 AU-2 CH05 US-5 E5 R6 AU-6 CH06 US-6 E6 R7 AU-7 CH07 US-7 E7 R8 AU-8 CH08 US-8 E8 R9 AU-9 CH09 US-9 E9 CH10 US-10 E10 R10 AU-10 CH11 US-11 E11 R11 AU-11 CH12 US-12 E12 R12 CH13 US-13 CH14 US-14, W+29 CH15 US-15, W+30 CH16 US-16, W+31 CH17 US-17, W+32 CH18 US-18, W+33 CH19 US-19, W+34 CH20 US-20, W+35 CH21 US-21, W+36 E21 CH22 US-22, W+37 E22 CH23 US-23, W+38 E23 CH24 US-24, W+39 E24 CH25 US-25, W+40 E25 CH26 US-26, W+41 E26 CH27 US-27, W+42 E27 CH28 US-28, W+43 E28 CH29 US-29, W+44 E29 CH30 US-30, W+45 E30 CH31 US-31, W+46 E31 CH32 US-32, W+47 E32 CH33 US-33, W+48 E33 CH34 US-34, W+49 E34 CH35 US-35, W+50 E35 CH36 US-36, W+51 E36 CH37 US-37, W+52 E37 CH38 US-38, W+53 E38 CH39 US-39, W+54 E39 CH40 US-40, W+55 E40 CH41 US-41, W+56 E41 CH42 US-42, W+57 E42 CH43 US-43, W+58 E43 CH44 US-44, W+59 E44 CH45 US-45, W+60 E45 CH46 US-46, W+61 E46 CH47 US-47, W+62 E47 CH48 US-48, W+63 E48 CH49 US-49, W+64 E49 CH50 US-50, W+65 E50 CH51 US-51, W+66 E51 CH52 US-52, W+67 E52 CH53 US-53, W+68 E53 CH54 US-54, W+69 E54 CH55 US-55, W+70 E55 CH56 US-56, W+71 E56 CH57 US-57, W+72 E57 CH58 US-58, W+73 E58 CH59 US-59, W+74 E59 CH60 US-60, W+75 E60 CH61 US-61, W+76 E61 CH62 US-62, W+77 E62 CH63 US-63, W+78 E63 CH64 US-64, W+79 E64 CH65 US-65, W+80 E65 CH66 US-66, W+81 E66 CH67 US-67, W+82 E67 CH68 US-68, W+83 E68 CH69 US-69, W+84 E69

Southeast Asia, etc.

Vietnam, etc.

US CCIR OIRT AUSTRALIA

Channel

CC01 S-1 AU-5 CC02 S-2 CC03 S-3 CC04 S-4 CC05 S-5 CC06 S-6 AU-5A CC07 S-7 CC08 S-8 CC09 S-9 CC10 S-10 CC11 S-11 CC12 S-12 CC13 S-13 CC14 A S-14 CC15 B S-15 CC16 C S-16 CC17 D S-17 CC18 E S-18 CC19 F S-19 CC20 G S-20 CC21 H S-21 CC22 I S-22 CC23 J S-23 CC24 K S-24 CC25 L S-25 CC26 M S-26 CC27 N S-27 CC28 O S-28 CC29 P S-29 CC30 Q S-30 CC31 R S-31 CC32 S S-32 CC33 T S-33 CC34 U S-34 CC35 V S-35 CC36 W S-36 CC37 W+1 S-37 CC38 W+2 S-38 CC39 W+3 S-39 CC40 W+4 S-40 CC41 W+5 S-41 CC42 W+6 CC43 W+7 CC44 W+8 CC45 W+9 CC46 W+10 CC47 W+11 CC48 W+12 CC49 W+13 CC50 W+14 CC51 W+15 CC52 W+16 CC53 W+17 CC54 W+18 CC55 W+19 CC56 W+20 CC57 W+21 CC58 W+22 CC59 W+23 CC60 W+24 CC61 W+25 CC62 W+26 CC63 W+27 CC64 W+28 CC75 X CC76 Y R3 CC77 Z R4 AU-3 CC78 Z+1 R5 CC79 Z+2 AU-4 CC95 A-5 CC96 A-4 CC97 A-3 CC98 A-2 CC99 A-1

US CCIR OIRT AUSTRALIA

Channel

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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

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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

• Is the mains plug connected to the mains outlet?

• Make sure you set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the TV position. You cannot turn the TV on when the PIP/TV/DVD switch is set to the DVD position.

 If you cannot turn off the TV

• Make sure you set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the TV position. You cannot turn the TV off when the PIP/TV/DVD switch is set to the 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 “BLUE BACK” on page 33 to change the BLUE BACK function setting to OFF.

• If the SYSTEM setting for a TV channel is incorrect, it may prevent the sound from being issued. Follow the description “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 35 to use the MANUAL function to try to change the 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 highvoltage 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.

• Are your COLOUR SYSTEM settings correct? Follow the description “COLOUR SYSTEM” on page 27 to try to solve the trouble.

• Have the COLOUR and BRIGHT settings been adjusted properly? Follow the description “BRIGHT” and “COLOUR” on page 25 to try to adjust them properly.

• Videotaping teletext is not recommended because it may not record correctly.

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• 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.

• Since this TV is designed to make full use of the resolution of the original video source, the motion may appear unnatural when the video source is input with progressive-scanning component signals. If this occurs, change the output setting of the connected device to interlacescanning component signal output. See the instructions that came with the device for more information.

 Poor sound

• Have you adjusted BASS or TREBLE properly? If not, follow the description “BASS” or “TREBLE” on page 29.

• When TV channel reception is poor, it can be hard to hear stereo or bilingual sound. In this case, follow the description “STEREO / I • II” on page 29 to hear the sound more easily by changing it to a mono sound.

 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 8 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 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 4 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.

 Other issues

• If the CHILD LOCK function set to ON, you cannot operate the TV with the front control buttons of the TV. Set the CHILD LOCK function to OFF.

• When the SLEEP TIMER function or AUTO SHUTOFF 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 c button again.

• It takes a short period of time from the time an operation such as changing channels is performed until an image is displayed. This is not a fault. This is the time needed for the image to stabilise 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.

• The top of the TV and the screen may become hot during use but this has no affect on the performance of the TV. Make sure that the ventilation holes are not blocked.

• When the picture is unstable, the screen may become white for a moment. This happens when the signal which drives the liquid crystal is missing. This is not a fault.

• 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 fault and the image will eventually disappear.

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Specifications

Model LT-Z32SX5

Broadcasting systems B, G, I, D, K, K1, M Colour systems PAL, SECAM, NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz Channels and frequencies VHF low channel (VL) = 46.25 to 168.25 MHz

Sound-multiplex systems NICAM (B/G, I, D/K) system, A2 (B/G, D/K) system

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Languages displayed by teletext

Teletext systems FLOF (Fastext), WST (World Standard System) Power requirements 110 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Power consumption 147 W (Standby: 2.6 W) Screen size Viewable area 80 cm (measured diagonally) Audio output Rated Power output: 10 W + 10 W Speakers 6.6 cm round × 2 VIDEO-1 terminal

(COMPONENT)

VIDEO-2 terminal RCA connector × 3, S VIDEO connector × 1

VIDEO-3 terminal (COMPONENT)

VIDEO-4 (HDMI) terminal HDMI connector × 1, Digital video input and digital audio input available. (Refer

IN(HDMI AUDIO) terminal RCA connector × 2

OUT terminal RCA connectors × 3, S VIDEO connector × 1

PC IN terminal Analogue RGB D-SUB (15 pin) × 1

Headphone jack Stereo mini-jack (3.5 mm in diameter) Dimensions (W × H × D) 808 mm × 627.2 mm × 308.4 mm

Weight 20.4 kg

Accessories Remote control unit × 1 (RM-C1830)

We may change the design and specifications 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 would be an infringement of copyright.

VHF high channel (VH) = 175.25 to 463.25 MHz UHF channel (U) = 471.25 to 863.25 MHz

• Receives cable channels in mid band (X to Z+2, S1 to S10), super band (S11 to S20) and hyper band (S21 to S41).

Please see the table in the description “TELETEXT LANGUAGE” on page 40.

RCA connector × 3, S VIDEO connector × 1, Component connector × 1

• Video input, S VIDEO (Y/C) input, Component video (Y, Cb/Pb, Cr/Pr) input and Audio L/R inputs are available.

• 480i (525i), 480p (525p), 576i (625i), 576p (625p), 1080i (1125i), 720p/60 (750p/60) signals are available.

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

RCA connector × 3

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

• 480i (525i), 480p (525p), 576i (625i), 576p (625p), 1080i (1125i), 720p/60 (750p/60) signals are available.

to page 45 for details.)

• Audio L/R inputs are available. (Refer to page 45 for details.)

• Video output, S VIDEO (Y/C) output and Audio L/R outputs are available.

• Output level 0.5 Vrms.

• PC signal is available. Refer to page 41 for details of the signals which can be input.

808 mm × 558.5 mm × 108 mm (without stand)

17.0 kg (without stand)

AA/R6 dry cell battery × 2 Component video cable × 1

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Specifications

Model LT-Z26SX5

Broadcasting systems B, G, I, D, K, K1, M Colour systems PAL, SECAM, NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz Channels and frequencies VHF low channel (VL) = 46.25 to 168.25 MHz

Sound-multiplex systems NICAM (B/G, I, D/K) system, A2 (B/G, D/K) system Languages displayed by

teletext Teletext systems FLOF (Fastext), WST (World Standard System) Power requirements 110 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Power consumption 116 W (Standby: 2.6 W) Screen size Viewable area 64.8 cm (measured diagonally) Audio output Rated Power output: 10 W + 10 W Speakers 6.6 cm round × 2 VIDEO-1 terminal

(COMPONENT)

VIDEO-2 terminal RCA connector × 3, S VIDEO connector × 1

VIDEO-3 terminal (COMPONENT)

VIDEO-4 (HDMI) terminal HDMI connector × 1, Digital video input and digital audio input available. (Refer

IN(HDMI AUDIO) terminal RCA connector × 2

OUT terminal RCA connectors × 3, S VIDEO connector × 1

PC IN terminal Analogue RGB D-SUB (15 pin) × 1

Headphone jack Stereo mini-jack (3.5 mm in diameter) Dimensions (W × H × D) 703 mm × 553 mm × 308.3 mm

Weight 19.6 kg

Accessories Remote control unit × 1 (RM-C1830)

VHF high channel (VH) = 175.25 to 463.25 MHz UHF channel (U) = 471.25 to 863.25 MHz

• Receives cable channels in mid band (X to Z+2, S1 to S10), super band (S11 to S20) and hyper band (S21 to S41).

Please see the table in the description “TELETEXT LANGUAGE” on page 40.

RCA connector × 3, S VIDEO connector × 1, Component connector × 1

• Video input, S VIDEO (Y/C) input, Component video (Y, Cb/Pb, Cr/Pr) input and Audio L/R inputs are available.

• 480i (525i), 480p (525p), 576i (625i), 576p (625p), 1080i (1125i), 720p/60 (750p/60) signals are available.

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

RCA connector × 3

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

• 480i (525i), 480p (525p), 576i (625i), 576p (625p), 1080i (1125i), 720p/60 (750p/60) signals are available.

to page 45 for details.)

• Audio L/R inputs are available. (Refer to page 45 for details.)

• Video output, S VIDEO (Y/C) output and Audio L/R outputs are available.

• Output level 0.5 Vrms.

• PC signal is available. Refer to page 41 for details of the signals which can be input.

703 mm × 483 mm × 107 mm (without stand)

16.2 kg (without stand)

AA/R6 dry cell battery × 2 Component video cable × 1

We may change the design and specifications without notice.

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

WIDE LCD PANEL TELEVISION

LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A, LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A

CD-ROM No.SML200507

BASIC CHASSIS

FL2

No.YA327

2005/7

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LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A, LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5

STANDARD CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

NOTE ON USING CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

1.SAFETY

The components identified by the symbol and shading are critical for safety. For continued safety replace safety ciritical components only with manufactures recommended parts.

2.SPECIFIED VOLTAGE AND WAVEFORM VALUES

The voltage and waveform values have been measured under the following conditions.

(1)Input signal : Colour bar signal

(2)Setting positions of each knob/button and variable resistor

(3)Internal resistance of tester

(4)Oscilloscope sweeping time

(5)Voltage values

Since the voltage values of signal circuit vary to some extent according to adjustments, use them as reference values.

: Original setting position when shipped

: DC 20kΩ/V

: H

: V

: Othters

: All DC voltage values

20µs / div

5ms / div

Sweeping time is specified

3.INDICATION OF PARTS SYMBOL [EXAMPLE]

In the PW board

: R209

R209

Type

No indication

MM PP

MPP

MF TF BP

TAN

(3)Coils

No unit

Others

(4)Power Supply

Respective voltage values are indicated

(5)Test point

: Test point

(6)Connecting method

: Ceramic capacitor : Metalized mylar capacitor

: Polypropylene capacitor : Metalized polypropylene capacitor : Metalized film capacitor : Thin film capacitor : Bipolar electrolytic capacitor : Tantalum capacitor

: [µH]

: As specified

: B1

: 9V

: Only test point display

: Connector

: Receptacle

: Wrapping or soldering

: B2 (12V

: 5V

)

4.INDICATIONS ON THE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

(1)Resistors

Resistance value

No unit : [Ω]

K M

Rated allowable power No indication : 1/16 [W]

Others : As specified

Type

No indication

OMR

MFR

MPR

UNFR

Composition resistor 1/2 [W] is specified as 1/2S or Comp.

(2)Capacitors

Capacitance value

1 or higher : [pF]

less than 1

Withstand voltage

No indication : DC50[V]

Others : DC withstand voltage [V]

AC indicated

Electrolytic Capacitors

47/50[Example]: Capacitance value [µF]/withstand voltage[V]

: [kΩ]

: [MΩ]

: Carbon resistor

: Oxide metal film resistor

: Metal film resistor

: Metal plate resistor

: Uninflammable resistor

: Fusible resistor

: [µF]

: AC withstand voltage [V]

(7)Ground symbol

: LIVE side ground

: ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side ground

: EARTH ground

: DIGITAL ground

5.NOTE FOR REPAIRING SERVICE

This model's power circuit is partly different in the GND. The difference of the GND is shown by the LIVE : ( ) side GND and the ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) : ( ) side GND. Therefore, care must be taken for the following points.

(1)Do not touch the LIVE side GND or the LIVE side GND and the ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side GND simultaneously. if the above caution is not respected, an electric shock may be caused. Therefore, make sure that the power cord is surely removed from the receptacle when, for example, the chassis is pulled out.

(2)Do not short between the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED(NEUTRAL side GND or never measure with a measuring apparatus measure with a measuring apparatus ( oscilloscope, etc.) the LIVE side GND and ISOLATED(NEUTRAL) side GND at the same time. If the above precaution is not respected, a fuse or any parts will be broken.

Since the circuit diagram is a standard one, the circuit and circuit constants may be subject to change for improvement without any notice.

NOTE

Due improvement in performance, some part numbers show in the circuit diagram may not agree with those indicated in

the part list. When ordering parts, please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List.

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CONTENTS

SEMICONDUCTOR SHAPES ......................................................................2-3

WIRING DIAGRAM ........................................................................................2-5

BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................2-7

CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

RECEIVER PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................ 2-9

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ...........................................................................................2-11

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ........................................................................................... 2-21

MAIN POWER PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................................................................................................ 2-43

FRONT CONTROL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM .......................................................................................... 2-47

FRONT LED PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM .................................................................................................... 2-48

REGULATOR PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM .................................................................................................. 2-49

PATTERN DIAGRAMS

RECEIVER PWB PATTERN ...................................................................................................................... 2-51

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB PATTERN .......................................................................................................... 2-53

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB PATTERN ........................................................................................................... 2-57

MAIN POWER PWB PATTERN ................................................................................................................ 2-61

FRONT CONTROL PWB PATTERN ......................................................................................................... 2-65

FRONT LED PWB PATTERN .................................................................................................................... 2-65

REGULATOR PWB PATTERN .................................................................................................................. 2-67

VOLTAGE CHATRS ................................................................................... 2-69

WAVEFORMS ............................................................................................ 2-71

USING P.W. BOARD

P.W.B ASS’Y name LT-Z26SX5

ANALOG SIGNAL P.W. BOARD

RECEIVER P.W. BOARD

FRONT CONTROL P.W. BOARD

FRONT LED P.W. BOARD

MAIN POWER P.W. BOARD

REGULATOR P.W. BOARD

DIGITAL SIGNAL P.W. BOARD

P.W.B ASS’Y name LT-Z32SX5

ANALOG SIGNAL P.W. BOARD

RECEIVER P.W. BOARD

FRONT CONTROL P.W. BOARD

FRONT LED P.W. BOARD

MAIN POWER P.W. BOARD

REGULATOR P.W. BOARD

DIGITAL SIGNAL P.W. BOARD

SFL-1131A-H2

SFL-4131A-H2

SFL-7112A-H2

SFL-8133A-H2

SFL-9027A-H2

SFL-9127A-H2

SFL0D333A-H2

LCA90537-01A (SFL-1131A)

LCA90516-01A (SFL-4131A)

LCA90469-03A (SFL-7112A)

LCA90470-03B (SFL-8133A)

LCA90463-11A (SFL-9027A)

LCA90464-11A (SFL-9127A)

LCA10557-73A (SFL-0D332A)

LT-Z26SX5/A

SFL0D339A-H2 SFL0D336A-H2

LT-Z32SX5/A LT-Z32SX5/S

LCA10557-79A (SFL-0D338A)

LT-Z26SX5/S

LCA10557-76A (SFL-0D335A)

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SEMICONDUCTOR SHAPES

TRANSISTOR

BOTTOM VIEW FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW

CHIP TR

E C B

ECB

BOTTOM VIEW FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW

(G)E(S)C(D)

ECB

CHIP IC

OUT

IN OUTE

1 N

TOP VIEW

1 N

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WIRING DIAGRAM

TOP

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB

CN011

CN012

RECEIVER PWB

CN1011

CN1012

CNF00A

CN0002

CN0001

30 50

TU3001

ANALOG TUNER

TOP

LCD PANEL UNIT

TOP

CN003

CN000W

115

CN003

CN0LV2

130151

CN002 CN001

CN0006

150

TOP

SPEAKER (L) SPEAKER (R)

CN100R

FRONT CONTROL PWB

1441

SL SR

CN9806

CN0007

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB

CN9807

REGULATOR

F9001

250V/6.3A

POWER CORD

MAIN POWER PWB

LCD PANEL UNIT

PWB

TOP

CN100U

FRONT LED PWB

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BLOCK DIAGRAM

J2001 EXT-1

J2002 EXT-2

J2003

EXT-3

J2005 EXT 4

AUDIO IN

J2005

AUDIO

J2004

EXT-4

J2007

PC IN

RECEIVER PWB

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB

TV V1/Y1 C1 LV1/RV1 R1 G1 B1 LTVOUT/RTVOUT

R2 G2 B2 V2/Y2 VOUT 2 C2 LV2/RV2

L/R

LOUT 3 /ROUT 3

OUT

CPY3

CPB3

CPR3

PC RBG HS,VS

IC502

AMP

LV4/RV4

TU3001

U/V

FRONTEND

SIF_OUT

MOND_IN

AGC DEMOD.

SCART

DSP

INPUT

SELECT

IC3652

AMP

IC503

MULTI SOUND PROCESS

A-D

VIDEO/AUDIO SELECT

TV V2

Y2 Y3 Y4

VOUT 3

C2 C3 C4

TV_L1/TV_R1 LV2/RV2 LV3/RV3 LV4/RV4LV3/RV3

LV5/RV5

LOUT 3 /ROUT 3

IC3501

IC501

SOUND

SELECT

MATRIX VOL

VOUT 1

YOUT 1

SUB_VY

MAIN_VY

SUB_C

COUT 1

MAIN _C

COUT 2

L_SWSUB

LOUT 1

R_SWSUB

/ROUT 1

LOUT 2

L_SWMAIN

/ROUT 2

R_SWMAIN

RE1,GR1,BU1

RE2,GR2,BU2

D-A

SUB_VY

RE1

GR1

BU1

RE2

GR2

BU2

SUB_C

IC802

3 LINE DIGITAL COMB FILTER

TV_L1

TV_R1

IC3601

COMP_L COMP_R

IC3651

ALC

IC801

COLOUR DEMOD./SYNC SEP./RGB SW

DE-MATRIX

CVBS_out

PC_HS

PC_VS

PC_R PC_G PC_B

Y/C

S_HD

S_VD

EUROL4/EUROR4 DIGI_DL/DIGI_DR

SYNC

SEP.

SYNC SEP/SW/DETECT

COMPONENT VIDEO

COLOUR

IC201

SYNC

SEP.

DETECT

/AUDIO SELECT

LIPL LIPR

Cb Cr

DEMOD.

IC301

IC6001

VOLUME

CONTROL

H.DRIVE

V.DRIVE

YUVSWY1

L/R

S_Y

S_R_Y

S_B_Y

S_HD

S_VD

YUVSWH2

YUVSWV2

YUVSWY1 YUVSWPB1 YUVSWPR1

YUVSWY2 YUVSWPB2 YUVSWPR2

LOUT3/ROUT3

HEADPHONE

J7001

L/R

AGC VOL1 BBE

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB

IC1502

MAIN SCREEN

INPUT SW

DEC_Y

MAIN_C

YUVSWPB1 YUVSWPR1

MULTI-SCREEN/ SUPER DIGIPURE

3DHS 3DVS

3DY

3DRB

YUVSWY2 YUVSWPB2 YUVSWPR2

IC3004

DIN_HS DIN_VS

DIN_DL DIN_DR

HDMI

DRIVER

BBE/SURROUND/AUDIO CONTROL

IC6521

SURROUND

PROCESS

A-D CONVERT/YC SEPARAT/COLOUR DEMOD.

SYNC

SEP.

(10bit)

CONVERT

MULTIPLEX

IC3001

FORMAT CONVERT/

FORMAT CONVERT

/MULTI-SCREEN

/SUPER DigiPure /

MOVIE THEATER

A-D

DQ ADRS

CONVERT

IC3501 IC3502

MEMORY

CPU

RX0+/RX1+/RX2+/RXC+/-

DIGITAL-IN (VIDEO/ AUDIO)

SCL SDA

IC7001

CHASSIS

CPU

IC7002

CHASSIS

MEMORY

PLDR_UV PLDG_Y PLDB

VOL2TONE

IC6551

AMP

IC1001

A-D

A-D (8bit)

IC4003

PROGRAM

IPHS IPVS

IPY IP PB IP PR

DIST

ROM

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB

ENHANCER

YC SEP.

(3D/3L)

DYNAMIC GAMMA/ COLOUR MANAGEMENT/

/ CONTRAST

COLOUR

DEMOD.

IC4001

OSD COMPOSITION/RGB PROCESS

GAMMA

CORRECTION

RGB

PROCESS

CPU

IC4004

DIST SETTING MEMORY

MI_RX MI_TX WAKE

FRONT CONTROL PWB

KEY1 KEY2

MECA_SW

POWER

REMOCON

POWER_LED

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB

IC6621

L/R

IC6552

HPF

ITU-R656

8bit

R-Y

FORMAT

B-Y

COLOUR

MANAGEMENT

OSD MIX

OSDR

OSDG OSDB

IC7501

MAIN

CPU

COMPARAT

L/R

3DHS 3DVS

3DY

3DRB

LVR LVG LVB

SCL SDA

IC6661

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

IC6502

LVDS FORMAT CONVERSION

IC7602

MAIN CPU

MEMORY

FRONT LED PWB

S7701~S7706

IC8752

REMOTE

RECEIVER

POWER

D8702

*1 :

RECEIVER PWB

*2 :

FRONT CONTROL PWB

SPEAKER(L)

SPEAKER(R)

0+/1+/2+/3+/-

LCD

(PANEL)

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CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

RECEIVER PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM SHEET1

CN0001

QGF0508F1-50X

SCL3B

SDA3B

GND

TEXT_FB1

GND

TEXT_FG1

GND

TEXT_FR1

REC_RSV

SUB_CCD

DIN_PHOTO

SCL_3A

SDA_3A

MSP_RST

EE_CDS

AFT1

MECA_SW0

LIP_RST

POW_LED

M_MUTE

A_MUTE

STB3.3V

DIGITAL SIGNAL

PWB ASS'Y (10/11)

CN001

(SHEET16)

DIGITAL SIGNAL

PWB ASS'Y (11/11)

CN002

(SHEET17)

ANALOG SIGNAL

PWB ASS'Y (5/5)

FUNC_LED

MAIN_POW

POW_GOOD

REMOCON

CN0002

QGF0508F1-30X

YUVSWY2

YUVSWPB2

YUVSWPR2

YUVSWPR1

YUVSWPB1

C_SYNC0

MAIN_VY0

YUVSWY1

YUVSWH2

YUVSWV2

HDMI_DR

CNF00A

QGA2001C2-03V

LCD_PRO

D13_YS1

CD_SDA

CD_SCL

DIMMER

HDMI_DL

STB3.3V

GND

AGC

YS2

REC

L+

L-

R+

R-

CD_INT

AC_IN

GND

TVLINK

STB_5V

GND

BSHS

BSVS

KEY2

KEY1

GND

MAIN_C

GND

Y_DIG

GND

C_DIG

GND

L_DIG

GND

R_DIG

GND

32V

GND

CN000A

(SHEET6)

RECEIVER PWB ASS'Y

SFL-4131A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA90516-01A(SFL-4131A)

CN1011

QGF0508F1-50X

SCL3B

SDA3B

GND

TEXT_FB1

GND

TEXT_FG1

GND

TEXT_FR1

GND

SUB_CCD

GND

SCL_3A

SDA_3A

LIP_RST

EE_CDS

MECA_SW0

POW_LED

M_MUTE

A_MUTE

ANALOG SIGNAL

STB3.3V

STB3.3V GND

PWB ASS'Y (2/5)

REC

FUNC_LED

D13_YS1

YS2

CN0011

MAIN_POW

LB_PRO

AC_IN

(SHEET3)

POW_GOOD

GND

TVLINK

STB_5V

GND

BSHS

BSVS

DIMMER

REMOCON

KEY2

KEY1

GND

TV_V1

GND

TV_L1/MAIN_L

GND

TVR1_MAIN_R

GND

TV_V2

LIP_L

GND

CN1012

QGF0508F1-50X

LIP_R

BS_A9V

GND SDA3A5

SCL3A5

SDA3B5

SCL3B5

GND

TV_L2/LOUT

GND

TV_R2/ROUT

GND

BS_A5V

GND

COMP_R

GND

ANALOG SIGNAL

C4210

C4211

OPEN102200

/6.3

QETN0JM-228Z

GND

IC3601

R4204

OPEN

C4303 10

/16

C4305 47

IC4201 SN74AHC1G08V-X

R4203

R4202 270

D4201

UDZS3.3B-X

GND

R3025 OPEN

Q3002 OPEN

R3028

R3029

Q3003 OPEN

TU3001

QAU0390-001

OPEN

R3026

R3027

GND

VIDEO_OUT

SIF_OUT

AUDIO_OUT

GND

IF_OUT

BTL

AFT

SDA

SCL

C3006

OPEN

RF_AGC

SW2

SW1

GND

Vcc

C4202 NCF31CZ-104X

C3008 .01

R3016

R3007

R3006

R3005

R3004

C3003 .1

/16

R3112

R4201

GND

OPEN

C4201 OPEN

L3002

NQL79GM-100X

C3009 10

/50

GND

R3009

2.2k

R3008

C3010

R3010

.01

100

C3007

NCF31AZ-105X

100

L3001

NQL79GM-220X

C3004 100

/10

GND

R3015

R3014

R3111

/16

C4304

/16

R4304

4.7K

C4302

OPEN

GND

C3012

C3011

.01

/50

Q3001 2SC3928A/QR/-X

R3011 1k

SIF_GND

C4301

R4301

IC4301

RC4558D-X

R4307

10K

R4302

4.7k

OPEN

R4303

R4308

100K

4.7K

10K

C4306 47

/16

D3631 OPEN

C3631 OPEN

OPEN

R3633

R3631 OPEN

Q3634 OPEN

GND

R3632

R3635

OPEN

R4306 100K

R4305

4.7k

OPEN

C3632

R3634

OPEN

NCNCNC

IC3101 M62320FP-X

GND

C3161 10/10

CB1

GND

VccOUT

GNDGND

IC3106 TPS852-W

R3191

CB1

GND

100k

0.1/16

C3163

C3162

10/10

GND

AN5285K

Lin

LS1

Lout

R3602

R3605

3.9k

8.2k C3601

R3601

C3602

4.7/25

2.2M

Q3631 OPEN

Q3632 OPEN

GND

ALC_SW

SW1

R3101

10k

1/10

C3603 100/10

GND

C3101 NCF11CZ-475X

CS1

CS2

VDD

SDA

SCL

SW2

S0 CS0

R3104

R3103

100

R3102

10k

LS2

Rout

VCC

C3604

0.01

Rin

Vref

GND

CTL

C3610C3609 1/101/10

R3606

15k

C3605

R3608

C3608

10/16

R3611

3.9k

10/16

8.2k

Q3633

1/10

OPEN

C3607

R3607

33k

1/10

C3612

1.5k

R3613

1/10

C3611

1.5k

R3612

L3506

NRSA02J-0R0X

C3528

100

/10

C3653

IC3651

47/16

HA17558AF-X

C3651 1/10

R3651 10k

R3654 10k

C3652 1/10

GND

IC3651 HA17558AF-X

GND

R3658

4.7k

10k10k

R3652

R3653R3656

15k

4.7k

R3655

R3657

GND

C3654 47/16

R3661 0

IC3652 HA17558AF-X

C3657

C3655

OPEN

C3656 OPEN

C3658 OPEN

GND

C3659 OPEN

R3662

R3666

R3665

C3660

OPEN

OPEN R3664 OPEN

R3663

OPEN

R3667

OPEN

R3668 OPEN

IC3652 OPEN

R3659 OPEN

C3661 OPEN

R3660 OPEN

GND

L3507

NRSA02J-0R0X

C3504

C3505

R3501

.01

L3501 OPEN

IC3504 BA80BC0FP-X

L3502

Y3501 0

C3506 OPEN

GND

R3520

C3532

OPEN

NCF31AZ-105X

R3521

C3533

OPEN

NCF31AZ-105X

R3523 R3522 00

C3534 NCF31AZ-105X

C3535 NCF31AZ-105X

L3503 NRSA02J-0R0X

R3503 OPEN

R3502 01kOPEN

R3504 OPEN

C3507 C3508 OPEN OPEN

Y4001

GND1

Y4002

GND2

Y4003

OPEN

GND3

Y4004

OPEN

GND4

C3527

0.1/16

C3529 10

C3530 *5

C3509 OPEN

/16

Y3502

R3507 OPEN

C3531 .1

C3536 *5

C3537 .1

NQR0389-003X

C3501 *5

C3525 C3526

10 0.01

/16

R3505 OPEN

Q3501

OPEN

R3506 OPEN

C3510 OPEN

/16

K3501

C3502 .1

2SC3928A/QR/-X

AMP

C3511 .01

/16

Q3502

BUFFER

R3508 1k

C3544 C3546 1/10 1/10

R3546 R3547

1.5k 1.5k

CHCH

IC3501

MSP3415GQGB8V3M

.01

C3512

C3503

SIF_GND

C3547C3545

0.010.01

C3523C3524 .001.001

C3513

X3501

QAX0773-001Z

R3509 OPEN

C3514

R3512R3511 R3513

000

SIF_GND

DIG_GND

R3510 OPEN

R3516 100

C3517 .01

LC3501 L3504 NQR0431-001X NQL79GM-4R7X

C3515 .1

/16

K3502 NQR0389-003X

R3515 100

R3514 100

GNDGND

R3517 10k

Q3503 UN2213-X

C3518 2200p

C3516 100

/10

SDA2

SCL2

COMP_L

GND YUVSWY2

GND

PWB ASS'Y (2/5)

YUVSWPR2 GND

YUVSWPB2

CN0012

GND

MAIN_C

GND

(SHEET3)

YUVSWPR1

GND

YUVSWPB1

GND

Y_DIG

GND

C_DIG

GND

L_DIG

GND

R_DIG

MAIN_VY0

GND

YUVSWY1

GND

YUVSWH2

YUVSWV2

GND

HDMI_DL GND

HDMI_DR

GND

[LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A]

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NALOG SIGNAL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (1/5) SHEET 2

DIGITAL

TUNER

C511 C512 OPEN OPEN

C513 C514

OPEN OPEN R570 OPEN

C_DIG

L501

C540

GND

0.01

CB505

CB504

R512

S-2

S2-2

VIDEO/AUDIO

AGND

DC_OUT

COUT3

R532

R531 220

SDA3B5

S1DC

UNIT

U_R

GND

U_L

CN00UA OPEN

GND

L_DIG

Y_DIG

R_DIG

0.01

CB503

CB502

R511

R510

R509

LV2

RY2

IC501

CXA2069Q

SELECT

LOUT3

YOUT3

ROUT3

R533

MON_L

MON_R

SHEET3

L_DIG

R_DIG

C_DIG

Y_DIG

C507 OPEN

CB501

OPEN

R508

VOUT3

.01

C545

S-1

S2-1

VCC

LOUT2

V/YOUT2

/16

C501

L_SWMAIN

MAIN_VY0

R581

5.6k

Q509

R579

PNP

2.2k

R580

2.2k

C544

C543

RV1

ROUT2

R_SWMAIN

C525

10/16

GND

TRAP2

.01

C542

C541

LV1

RTV

CB510

OPEN

LTV

CB509

MM1510XN-X

CB508

CB507

CB506

C503 10

HL C502

BS_A9V

OPEN

0.01

/25

/16

C526

100/10 HL

HL 10/16

C527

RV6

LV5

COUT1

VGND

YOUT1

TRAP1

ROUT1

VOUT1

LOUT1

CIN1

BIAS

COUT2

MUTE

R534 1k

MAIN_C

IC504 C524 1/16

R576

2.2k

R577

2.2k

MON_Y

R573

2.2k

R578

5.6k

Q508 PNP

R540

C505

/25

R539

R538

R537

C504

R536

R535

R575

5.6k

Q507 PNP

R574

C516

2.2k 10/16

GND

C520

1/16

10/16

C521

GND

C515

IC503

C506 27p GND

R571 R572 OPEN OPEN

IC502

1/16

MM1510XN-X

R541

390

MM1510XN-X

BS_A9V

C522

100/10

10/16

C523

BS_A9V

C519

C518

10/16

MON_V

100/10 HL

MON_C

SCL3B5

SDA3B5

MAIN_C

MAIN_VY0

L_SWMAIN

R_SWMAIN

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (1/5)

SFL-1131A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA90537-01A(SFL-1131A) [LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A]

MAIN_R

TV_V1

MAIN_L

ROUT

TV_V2

LOUT

SUB_C

SUB_VY

R_SWSUB

L_SWSUB

SCL3B5

SDA3B5

MAIN_C

MAIN_VY0

L_SWMAIN

R_SWMAIN

M_MU

SHEET3

SHEET4

SHEET3,4,5,6

SHEET3

SHEET4

SHEET5

c10379001a001_0523_1/5_0.0

R551 OPEN

GND

C509 OPEN

SHEET4

R553R552 OPENOPEN

GND

DIGITAL TUNER UNIT

CPR1/RE1

CPY1/GR1

CPB1/BU1

CN00UV

GND

SLOWVYUCV

OPEN

GND

R582

R583

R584

R516 220

R517

6.8k

R518 220

R519

R520 220

R521

6.8k

R522 220

R523

6.8k

R524 220

R526

R527

6.8k

R528 220

R529

6.8k

BS_A9V

R547

R546 OPEN

OPEN

Q501 OPEN

R544

R543

OPEN

R542

R545

OPEN

Q502 OPEN

R549

C508

OPEN

R550

GND

OPEN

BS_A9V

R556

R555

OPEN

Q503 OPEN

R557

R559 OPEN

R2052

2.2k

R2053

2.2k

R2054 22k

R2055 22k

S1DC

R2059

R2060

R2061

R2062

R2058

4.7k

OPEN

Q504 OPEN

MON_Y

MON_V

MON_C

Q2051

390

UN2226-X

GND

Q2052

390

UN2226-X

GND

R554 OPEN

GND

R558 OPEN

R2051

GND

R548 OPEN

MON_L

GND

MON_R

R2065 470

R2066 470

SHEET4

CPB1

CPY1

GND

D503 OPEN

GND

C2051

/16

2.2 B1

R2069

CB1

Q2055 UN2110-X

C2055

/16

GND GND

GND

C2052

2.2

CPR1

R569 OPEN

GND

220

6.8k

R514

R513

LV3SCL

RV3

S2-3

S-3

LV4

RV4

S2-4

S-4

LV5

RV5

ADR YIN1

SDA

D504 OPEN

R530

220

SCL3B5

R2071 39k

D2001 *1

R2001 75

GND

R2003 75

GND

R2004 220k

GND

R2005 220k

GND

R2202 75

R2203 75

R2204 75

R2006 75

GNDGND

R2008 75

GND

R2009 220k

GND

R2010 220k

GND

R2011 75

GND

R2012 220k

GND

R2013 220k

GND

R2207 75

R2208 75

R2209 75

C2241

R2243

D2241 D2242 D2243

R2210 OPEN

2.2/16

R2056

22k

2.2/16

R2057

22k

C2001 .01

C2016

/10

D2003

C2003 1/16

C2017 10

/10

C2005

/16

2.2 B1

C2006

/16

2.2 B1

C2201

1/16

C2202

1/16

C2203

1/16

R2205

D2204

C2007 .01

C2018

/10

D2009

C2009 1/16

C2019

/10

C2011

2.2

/16

C2012

2.2

/16

C2020

/10

C2014

2.2

/16

C2015

/16

2.2 B1

C2204

/10

2.2 B2

C2205

/10

2.2 B2

C2206

/10

2.2 B2

C2243

C2242

1/16

OPEN OPEN OPEN

C2207 OPEN

C2213

C2214

GND

1/16

D2208 OPEN

D2053

D2054

GND

D2002 *1

D2004 *1

D2005 *1

D2006 *1

D2007 *1

D2201

D2202

D2203

D2008 *1

D2011 *1

D2010 *1

D2012 *1

D2013 *1

D2014 *1

D2015 *1

D2016 *1

D2017 *1

D2205 *1

GND

D2206

D2207 *1

GND

EUROR4

D13_YS1

EUROL4

CPY3

CPB3

CPR3

PC_DET

PC_R

PC_G

PC_B

CENTIN

PC_HS

SHEET4

PC_VS

PC_R

PC_DET

VIDEO

PC_B

PC_G

PC_B

PC_R

PC_G

OUT

CPY3

CPB3

CPY3

CPB3

CPR3

CENTIN

D13_YS1

CPR3

CENTIN

SHEET3,4

D13_YS1

CPY1/GR1

CPB1/BU1

CPR1/RE1

J2008

QNZ0726-001

J2011

GND

CPB1/BU1

CPY1/GR1

CPR1/RE1

VIDEO-1

VIDEO-2

VIDEO-3

PC(D-SUB)

(HDNNI AUDIO)

OPEN

C2246

GND

J2001

QNZ0726-001

J2003

QNZ0726-001

J2004

QNN0651-001

J2006

QNN0650-001

QNN0648-001

J2007

QNZ0561-001

OPEN

330

OPEN

D2246

R2246

C2245

J2009 QNN0652-001

OPEN

D2245

QNZ0693-001

GND

330

R2245

GND

J2002

GND

C2216 OPEN

C2217 OPEN

GND

R2241

C2021 OPEN

C2022 OPEN

R2002 75

GND

C2002

OPEN

C2004 OPEN

GND

R2007 75

GND

C2008 OPEN

C2010 OPEN

D2244

OPEN

75*175

R2242

GND GND

GNDGND

GND GND

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TEXT_FB1

TEXT_FG1

TEXT_FR1

EE_CDS

MECA_SW0

POW_LED

M_MUTE

A_MUTE

D13_YS1

MAIN_POW

LCD_PRO

AC_IN

POW_GOOD

DIMMER

REMOCON

KEY2

KEY1

TV_V1

MAIN_L

MAIN_R

TV_V2 LIP_L

GND

REC

FUNC

BSHS

BSVS

STB_5V

SHEET5

R853

C853 47

CN0011

QGF0508F1-50X QGF0508C1-50W

SCL3B

SDA3B

GND

TEXT_FB1

GND

TEXT_FG1

GND

TEXT_FR1

GND

SUB_CCD

GND

SCL_3A

SDA_3A

LIP_RST

MECA_SW0

POW_LED

M_MUTE

A_MUTE

STB3.3V

RECEIVER

PWB ASS'Y

CN1011

(SHEET1)

SHEET2

STB3.3V

FUNC_LED

D13_YS1

MAIN_POW

LCD_PRO

AC_IN

POW_GOOD

TVLINK

STB_5V

BSHS

BSVS

DIMMER

REMOCON

KEY2

KEY1

TV_V1

TV_L1/MAIN_L

TV_R1/MAIN_R

TV_V2

LIP_L

SUB_C

SUB_VY

GND

REC

YS2

GND

KEY1

STB3.3V

STB_5V

18k

/16

KEY2

MECA_SW0

KEY2

MECA_SW0

GND

R854

8.2k

R840 OPEN

Q810 OPEN

LED PWB ASS'Y

CN100U (SHEET21)

CN000U GQA1501C5-09W

FUNC

GND

STB5V

DIMMED_LED

REC_LED

POWER_LED

GND

DIMMER

FUNC

REC

POW_LED

BS_A3V

Q402

SSM3K17FU-X

Q403

SSM3K17FU-X

Q404 SSM3K17FU-X

Q405

SSM3K17FU-X

BS_A5V

BS_A3V

R409

2.2K

R410

C401

3.3K

OPEN

GND

IC803

OPEN

C826C828

22OPEN

/25

C850

R851 390 L6R8

CH CH

C851 56p

R839 OPEN

18P

R850

OPEN

L851

C852

56p

Q853

NPN

R859 820

GND

EE_CDS

REMOCON

BS_A5V

DGS

BS_A5V

DGS

BS_A5V

DGS

BS_A5V

DGS

REMOCON

R402 10K

R403 10K

R404 10K

R405 10K

R804

R805

2.2k

R852

390

SHEET2

MAIN_R

R801

2.2k

R802

2.2k

MAIN_L

C825 18p

C886

R855

6.8k

Q851 PNP

TV_V1

/16

R406 OPEN

TV_V2

TEXT_FG1

L865

L22

SHEET4

TEXT_FG1

TEXT_FB1

TEXT_FR1

R407 OPEN

L807

CORE3

R803

3.3k

Q801 PNP

R806

3.3k

Q802 PNP

BSHS

TEXT_FR1

BSHS

BSVS

0.1

C854

BSVS

M_MUTE

A_MUTE

C820

.47/10

C822

2.2/16

C824

0.01

C827 100

Y801

C880

100/10

L861 L22

C881

100/10

NCB31AK-474X

L862 L100

L863 L100

SHEET5

A_MUTE

MAIN_POW

LCD_PRO

MAIN_POW

NAX0621-001X

R816

27k

C821

0.01

R819

10K

R817

10k

R818

3.3k

C823

0.015

/6.3

C878

0.1

C879

0.1

0.47

C859

C884 100/10

C885 100/10

SHEET6

LCD_PRO

AC_IN

POW_GOOD

AC_IN

POW_GOOD

SCL3A5

SDA3A5

X801

16.2MHz

C835

0.01

C855

0.01

C856

0.01

C857

0.01

C858

0.01

C882

0.01

C883

0.01

SHEET2,4,5,6

SCL3B5

SDA3B5

C818

10/50

C819

10p

C801

0.1

R856

IC802

TC90A69AF-X

SHEET4

RGBOTH

RB801

RB802

OPEN

C834

OPEN

Q809 OPEN

OPEN

C817

D13_YS1

OPEN

R836

R837

OPEN

C816

TB1274BFG

SHEET2,4

LIP_L

R832R835 OPENOPEN

OPEN

R814R815 OPENOPEN

OPEN

C815

IC801

COLOR DEMOD/

SYNC SEP.

/16

0.01

C804

C805

0.1

C803

C802

C864

0.01

C863

0.01

C861 680p

C887 C888

0.1 100/10

C860

0.01

100

R861

L808

CORE3

R862

330

Q808 OPEN

100

R860

/16

C813

0.01

C806

C862

0.1

C832C833

OPENOPEN

OPEN

R829 OPEN

R833

Q807 OPEN

OPEN

R834

R813 OPEN

C814

0.01

7.5k

R807

R867

R877 820

L864 L100

C895 68p

L855

NQL904J-560X

C877

0.01

SHEET2

CPY1/GR1

CPR1/RE1

C830C831

C829

OPENOPEN

OPEN

R830R831

Q806 OPEN

OPEN

C812

C811

/16

0.01

C808

C807

100

R808

R893

L809

C891

Q854 NPN

R864 L852

390 L6R8

R863 820

Q858 NPN

R874 L853

390 L6R8

R873

820

/16

Q863 NPN

R889 1k

6.8k

CH CH

C865 C866 R865

56P 56P 390

CH CH

C869 C870 56P 56P

CORE3

OPEN

R823R826 OPENOPEN

R827

Q805 OPEN

OPEN

R828

R811R812 OPENOPEN

OPEN

C810

100

R809

R887 R885 1k 12k

Q862 NPN

R888 R886 1k 5.6k

C892 18P R891 OPEN

C894

R892 OPEN

4.7/16

18P

C809

CF1

OPEN

R824

R825

R866

R876

R875 OPEN

C876

0.01

OPEN

R838 OPEN

R879

5.6k

R884 C875

1.5k 10p

R820 OPEN

Q804 OPEN

R841R842R843R844R845R846 OPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPEN

R810 OPEN

R869 C868

5.6k 0.1

CPB1/BU1

OPEN

R821R822

OPEN

Q855

PNP

C872

0.1

Q859 PNP

C874 15p

L854

L27

CH CH

GND

SHEET4

S_R_Y

S_B_Y

L866 L867

L22 L22

R883 470

C873

33p

S_Y

S_VD

S_HD

BS_A5V

D711 D712 OPEN OPEN

C711 10

/16

GND

IC711 CXA1875AM-X

C889

/16

C890 10

/16

GND GND

100

R716

C712

0.1

/16

10K

R717

R715

VCC

GND

SCL0

SDA0

CSYNC/OTH

HP_MUTE

ILUMI

HP_DET

100

R711

R722

R713

TU_ATT

10K

R719

R720

RGBOTH

R714

R723 OPEN

R718 100

100

/TEMP

HP_VOL

GND

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (2/5)

SFL-1131A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA90537-01A(SFL-1131A) [LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A]

SHEET4

YUVSWH2

YUVSWV2

YUVSWH2

HDMI_DL

HDMI_DR

HDMI_DL

HDMI_DR

SHEET2

MAIN_VY0

YUVSWY1

MAIN_VY0

R_DIG

L_DIG

C_DIG

Y_DIG

SHEET4

YUVSWPB1

YUVSWPR1

YUVSWPB1

SHEET4

SHEET2

MAIN_C

YUVSWPB2

MAIN_C

YUVSWPR2

YUVSWPB2

C403

C404

C405

C406

YUVSWPR2

YUVSWY2

COMP_L

COMP_R

SHEET2

ROUT

LOUT

ROUT

LOUT

R414

NRSA02J-0R0X

SHEET4,5

LIP_R

BS_A9V

R412

R413

BS_A5V

DSPRST

TEMP

HP_VOL

CODECRST

HP_MUTE

HP_DET

R415 OPEN

CN0012

QGF0508F1-50X

LIP_R

BS_A9V

GND

SDA3A5

SCL3A5

SDA3B5

SCL3B5

GND

REC

GND

TV_L2/LOUT

GND

TV_R2/ROUT

GND

BS_A5V

GND

COMP_R

GND

COMP_L

GND

YUVSWY2

GND

YUVSWPR2

GND

YUVSWPB2

GND

MAIN_C

GND

YUVSWPR1

GND

YUVSWPB1

GND

Y_DIG

GND

C_DIG

GND

L_DIG

GND

R_DIG

MAIN_VY0

GND

YUVSWY1

GND

YUVSWH2

YUVSWV2

GND

HDMI_DL

GND

HDMI_DR

GND

DSPRST

TEMP

HP_VOL

CODECRST

HP_MUTE

HP_DET

RECEIVER PWB ASS'Y CN1012 (SHEET1)

SHEET5

SHEET2

SHEET5

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RB201

R218

OPEN

SHEET2 SHEET3

SHEET3 SHEET2

SHEET2

SHEET2,3,5,6

SHEET2

SHEET3

SHEET2

SHEET2,3

SHEET2

PC_VS

BSVS

BSHS

PC_HS

PC_DET

PC_R

PC_G

PC_B

SDA3B5

SCL3B5

L_SWMAIN

R_SWMAIN

S_Y

S_B_Y

S_R_Y

L_SWSUB

R_SWSUB

CPY1

CPB1

CPR1

D13_YS1

CPY3

CPB3

CPR3

CENTIN

RB202 OPEN

R219 C208

GND

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (3/5)

SFL-1131A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA90537-01A(SFL-1131A) [LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A]

PC_DET

PC_R

PC_G

PC_B

SDA3B5

SCL3B5

L_SWMAIN

R_SWMAIN

S_Y

S_B_Y

S_R_Y

L_SWSUB

R_SWSUB

CPY1

CPB1

CPR1

D13_YS1

CPY3

CPB3

CPR3

CENTIN

VPD

IZOYIY

INHOZZ-COM

D13_YS1

PC_G

PC_B

PC_R

L_SWMAIN

R_SWMAIN

S_Y

S_B_Y

S_R_Y

L_SWSUB

R_SWSUB

IC203

VSS

VEE

Q301

Q302

Q303

R375

R385

R395

R374

R384

R394

C372

/16

0.1 GND

470

C382

/16

0.1 GND

470

C392

0.1

/16

GND

470

RB302

C324 1 C325 1 C326 1

C327 1 C328 1

2SC3837K/NP/-X

R372 100

R382 100

R392

100

C373

OPEN

2SC3837K/NP/-X

C383

OPEN

2SC3837K/NP/-X

C393

OPEN

R373

OPEN

R383

OPEN

R393R391

OPENOPEN

R371

OPEN

SDA3B5

SCL3B5

CPY3

CPB3

CPR3

CENTIN

OPEN

C339

C340

.01

C342

C341

OPEN

Lin2

Rin2

Prin2

470.1

C302C301

OPEN

PbinM

PrinM

VGND5

LinM

RinM

AGND5

SLVADR

YinS

PbinS

PrinS

VGND6

LinS

/16HL/16

IVCC

SDA3B5

SDA

R302

SCL3B5

APD2

AGND2 YinM

RinS AGND6

SCL

R303

IGND

CPY1

C335

C336

C337

C329

/16

C330

/16

C334C332C331 OPENOPENOPEN

CB301 OPEN

CB302

OPEN

RB301

R301

EUROL4

EUROR4

TEXT_FR1

TEXT_FB1

TEXT_FG1

C303

NRSA02J-221X

C305

C304

C309

C310

56p

C306

C307

C308

C333

PDD2

Pbin2

VGND2

Lin1

Yin2

Rin1

AGND1

IC301 AN15852A

APD1

Prin1

PDD1

Pbin1

VGND1

Yin1

Yout1

VVCC

Rout1

COMPONENT VIDEO/

AUDIO SELECT

Pbout3 Prout3

Yin3

Pbin3

PDD3

Prin3

APD3

Lin3

Rin3

AGND3

Yin4

Pbin4

PPD4

Prin4

.01

C313

C394

APD4

VGND4

.01

C314

C315

C396

C397

C395

PC_DET

VGND3

CPB1

C311

CPR1

OPEN

C344

OPEN

C312

1/16

C343

HDMI_DL

HDMI_DR

C345

C346

1/16

NBZ0010-396X

Pbout1

VGND7

BIAS

AGND9

Lin4

Rin4

C317

.01

C316

C398

C318

C323

Prout1

AGND4

.01

AGND7

Yout2

VGND8

Pbout2

Prout2

AGND8

Lout2

Rout2

AVCC

Yout3

VGND9

DCout

Rout3

Lout3 Lout1

C322

0.1

/16

C321 10

/16

C319 47

/16

C320

/16

0.1

GND

R381 OPEN

GND

R336

5.6k

C349

/10

YUVSWY1

SYNC1_IN

R334

2.2k

Q307

PNP

C338

OPEN

GND

YUVSWPB1

YUVSWPR1

YUVSWY2

YUVSWPB2

YUVSWPR2

R231

R230

R229

GND

YUVSWH2

SYNC1_IN

YUVSWV2

R210

OPEN

RB203

270

GND

OPEN

R213 OPEN

IC202

C207

GND

VCC

/16F

R207

R208

R211

2.2k

R212

2.2K

R220

4.7k

C205

/50

GND

C206 B2

1/16

DB201

UDZS3.3B-X

CN0CV1

OPEN

GND

R335

2.2k

IC201

TA1370FG-X

C203

0.01

X201 QAX0873-001

R204

330

R203

8.2k

C201

0.01

R202

R201

R226

R225

R215

R214

R217

R216

L201

NQL914K-101X

C204

150

/10

NELA1AM-157X

2.2

C202

R228

R227

100

/50

YUVSWH2

YUVSWV2

YUVSWY1

YUVSWPB1

YUVSWPR1

YUVSWY2

YUVSWPR2

YUVSWPB2

R308

OPEN

R307

OPEN

S_VD

S_HD

RGBOTH

YUVSWH2

YUVSWV2

YUVSWY1

YUVSWPB1

YUVSWPR1

YUVSWY2

YUVSWPR2

YUVSWPB2

COMP_L

LIP_L

COMP_R

LIP_R

SHEET3

SHEET3,5

SHEET3

SHEET3,5

SHEET3

SHEET2

SHEET3

TEXT_FR1

TEXT_FG1

TEXT_FB1

EUROL4

EUROR4

HDMI_DL

HDMI_DR

TEXT_FR1

TEXT_FG1

TEXT_FB1

EUROL4

EUROR4

HDMI_DL

HDMI_DR

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IC6201 PQ20WZ11-X

R6204

5.6K

C6204

0.1 R6203

18K

VCC12V

GND

/25

R6205

C6205

0.01

47K

GND

4.7

BS_A5V

D6433 1SS355-X

C6301

R6311 OPEN

R6312 OPEN

C6302

Q6421

/16

R6409 10K

R6425

2.2k

R6424

2.2k

D6432 1SS355-X

R6303 10K

R6308

10K

R6307

10K

R6423 R6421

3.3k

0.1/16

R6433

OPEN

GND

R6004

6.8K

Q6301 *1

R6305R6304

1K10K

R6309

Q6302 *1

R6306 100

R6310 100

OPEN

R6422C6421 OPEN

1SS355-X

D6431

R6432 33K

C6431 47

/16

R6005

C6546

0.01

BS_A9V

22K

C6505

4.7

Q6521 *1

Q6522 *1

C6510

4.7

Q6431 *2

Q6523 *2

R6541

2.2K

R6540 10K

R6521

/25

2.2K

R6522

2.2K

R6525

2.2K R6526

33K

R6524

2.2K

/25

R6431 56K

C6001

/10

C6009

/10

C6002

/10

C6521

4.7

/25

R6523 33K

C6528

4.7

/25

OLLC08633 OLLC08801

C6553

0.068/16

C6554

0.068/16

C6555

0.068/16

C6556

0.068/16

R6515

3.3k

R6516

22k

R6518

22k

R6519

3.3k

R6558

180k

R6560

180k

D6001 1SS355-X

R6003

100

C6008 C6006

/50

10 1

C6522

C6523

.0033

.033

C6529 C6530 .0033 .033

0.1/16

1.5k

18k

1.5k

220k

D6002 1SS355-X

QRL039J-330

IC6001 NJM2777M-X

C6005

/50

1 22K

/50

R6006

C6527

C6540

4.7

/25

4.7

C6525 C6526 C6539 .0047 0.1 0.1

/16 /16

IC6521 NJW1164M-W

C6532 C6533 C6536 .0047 0.1 0.1

/16 /16

R6007

R6008

C6535 1

/50

C6534

4.7

/25

C6003

/10

100

C6007

QETN1AM-108Z

C6004

/10

100

/25

R6001

R6002 22K

C6541

4.7

C6537

4.7

C6542

4.7

/25

C6538

4.7

/25

R6687 R6688 OPEN 0

C6010

OPEN

C6011

OPEN

VCC12V

R6538

R6536

C6544

/50

C6543

/16

R6539

100

R6533 10K

R6534 10K

100

R6537

GND

D6681

1SS355-X

R6684

R6682

OPEN

R6683

OPEN

GND

CN000R QGA1501C5-10W

100k

Q6672

OPEN

Q6673

R6681

OPEN

C6692 OPEN

R6535 10K

R6543

2.2K

C6693

QETN1CM-477Z

R6686

C6606

15k

C6605R6617

/16

475.6k

D6601

UDZS6.2B-X

/16

R6685

GND

D6682 1SS355-X

D6683 1SS355-X

C6559 47

/16

C6517 10P

R6551

R6529

R6527

33K

2.2K

Q6532 *1

R6528

2.2K

C6545

R6542

0.01

10K

Q6534Q6531 *2*1

Q6533 *1

R6531

2.2K

R6532

R6530

33K

2.2K

56k

15K

C6551

/50

IC6551 IC6552

RC4558D-X RC4558D-X

C6552

/50

R6554

15K

C6518

10P

R6555

AU_+VCC

Q6661 UN2112-X

Q6663 UN2212-X

GND2

C6682

/50

0.1

FRONT CONTROL PWB ASS'Y CN100R (SHEET19)

R6552

3.3K

R6556

3.3K

100K

R6672 OPEN

R6680 R6691

R6673

2.2k

D6663

UDZS3.3B-X

GND2

C6557

/16

R6553 100K

R6670

15k

Q6662

OPEN D6661

10k 33k

R6674

R6675

5.6k

R6560

C6556

C6555

R6570 OPEN

R6671

10k

C6688

0.1 C6683

/50

0.1

C6553

C6554

R6558

R6568 R6567

0 120K

C6562

/50

2.2

TH6661

NAD0035-471X

AU_-VCC

D6664

1SS355-X

AU_-VCC

C6585

/16

R6557 560

R6520 10k

R6517 10k

R6559 560

C6586

/16

D6501D6502 1SS355-X1SS355-X

C6561

/50

QETN1EM-477Z

R6519

C6672

R6563 220K

R6676

AU_+VCC

R6515

R6516

Q6538 *1

Q6539 *1

R6518

C6560R6569 R6564 OPEN82K 0

IC6661 TDA8925ST/N1

R6664

QETN1HM-226Z

C6689 OPEN

GND2

R6601 1K1K0

R6605

C6661

C6690

OPEN

C6663

0.1 /50

C6664

/50

0.1 /50

C6674 470/25470/25

QETN1EM-477Z

R6603

R6602 33K

R6606 33K

R6607 0

/25 1

NCB11EK-105X

C6665

C6667

C6695 OPEN

R6604 OPEN

CH C6601 100P

R6608

C6602

OPEN

100P

/25 1

C6662

NCB11EK-105X

C6694

OPEN

0.1 /50

AU_-VCC

QETN1HM-226Z

0.1

/50

C6675C6673

0.1 /50

R6666

QRK126J-5R6X

R6668 C6677

QRK126J-5R6X /50

R6641 OPEN

R6642 OPEN

R6643

OPEN

Q6643 OPEN

R6677

R6662R6661

1k1k

AU_+VCC

R6665 39K

C6666

/50

AU_+VCC

5.6

AU_+VCC

5.6 560p

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (4/5)

SFL-1131A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A]

C6625

0.1

Q6641

OPEN

Q6642 OPEN

C6630

0.1

GND

QQL28AK-560

C6668 560p /50

AU_-VCC

C6676 560p /50

QQL28AK-560

AU_-VCC

C6681 560p /50

/25

GND

AU_+VCC

L6661

L6662

C6621

3300p

Y6001

Y6002

Y6003

Y6004

GND2

R6663 39K

GND2

R6667 22 QRK126J-220X

GND2

R6669 22 QRK126J-220X

R6621 R6622

/50

100 10k

R6625

C6624

2200p

R6626

1.5k

R6630

1.5k

C6631

2200p

R6631

R6633 R6634

C6632

150 10k

/50

D6503

1SS355-X

D6504

1SS355-X

C6669

QFV21HJ-224Z

0.22

C6678

QFV21HJ-224Z

0.22

R6623

3.9k

/50

R6627

C6626

100k

2200p /50

R6629

C6629 2200p

100k

/50

R6632

3.9k

C6563

0.1 /25

C6564

0.1 /25

C6671

0.015 /50

C6670

QFVF1HJ-474Z

0.47

C6680

0.015 /50

C6679

QFVF1HJ-474Z

0.47

AU_-VCCAU_+VCC

GND2

C6622

0.1 /25

IC6621 LM393DR-X

C6627

0.1 /25

IC6621 LM393DR-X

R6577 18k

R6578

3.9K

R6579 18k

R6580

3.9K

GND2

D6672 UDZS20B-X

D6671 UDZS20B-X

D6673 UDZS20B-X

D6674 UDZS20B-X

K6601

NQR0499-002X

K6602

NQR0499-002X

C6623

/25

C6628

/25

C6567

/25

CB1

C6568

/25

CB1

QETN1EM-477Z C6685

470

C6687

470 /25

QETN1EM-477Z

R6624

QRJ146J-102X

GND2

K6661

NQR0499-002X

K6662

NQR0499-002X

K6663

NQR0499-002X

K6664

NQR0499-002X

C6684

/50/25

0.1

C6686

OPEN

AU_+VCC

AU_-VCC

CN00SL QGA2001C6-03X

CN00SR QGA2001C6-04X

CN000F QGA2001C6-04X

SPEAKER(L)

SPEAKER(R)

POWER PWB ASS'Y (2/2) CN000F (SHEET19)

LCA90537-01A(SFL-1131A) [LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A]

SHEET2,3,4,6

OPEN

SHEET3,4

OPEN

SHEET3,4

SHEET3

SHEET2

SHEET3

LIP_R

LIP_L

DSPRST

CODECRST

SDA3B5

SCL3B5

CN00AN OPEN

TEMP

M_MU

M_MUTE

A_MUTE

HP_DET

HP_MUTE

HP_VOL

GND

MECA_SW0

KEY2

KEY1

CN00E2

OPEN

CN00AC OPEN

R6313

R6314

AU_+VCC

Y6202

Y6201

D6201

1SS355-X

12V

R6201

5.6K

C6202

C6201

/25

0.01

LIP_R

OPEN

L6201 OPEN

LIP_L

GND

MECA_SW0

KEY2

KEY1

C6206 OPEN

GND

R6202

C6203 33

/25

1.8K

R6301

R6302

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NALOG SIGNAL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (5/5) SHEET 6

RECEIVER PWB ASS'Y

CN00H (SHEET1)

CN000A

QGA2001C6-03X

GND

ANALOG SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (5/5)

SFL-1131A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5, LT-Z26SX5/S, LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA90537-01A(SFL-1131A) [LT-Z32SX5, LT-Z32SX5/S, LT-Z32SX5/A]

Y901 OPEN

Y902 OPEN

Y913 OPEN

Y914 OPEN

Y903 OPEN

Y904 OPEN

Y915 OPEN

Y916 OPEN

Y905 OPEN

Y906 OPEN

Y907 OPEN

Y908 OPEN

Y919 OPEN

Y920 OPEN

GND_S5

Y909 OPEN

Y910 OPEN

Y921 OPEN

Y922 OPEN

Y911 OPEN

Y912 OPEN

Y917 OPEN

Y918 OPEN

GND2

POWER PWB

ASS'Y (2/2)

CN00H

(SHEET19)

CN000H

QGF1201C2-21

POW_GOOD

MAIN_POW

GND

SCL

GND

SDA

GND

STB5V

SW12V

UK_12V

BS9V

BS5V

GND

SW5V

LB_PR05

GND GND

C906

/16

Q902 2SC3074/OY/-X

C915

/16

9VBS_ABT30

12V STB_5V

IC902 TA48M033F-X

D901

NRSA02J-0R0X

D909 OPEN

GND

C903

0.15/16

C904 OPEN

GND

STB3.3V

C905 NEHL1CM-107X

R901 R903

6.8k 1.5k

R902

1.8k

GND

D902

1SS355-X

Q903

2SC3928A/QR/-X

L902

NQL52EM-220X

D903

PTZ11B-X

L903

NQL52EM-220X

L904

NQL52EM-220X

D904 PTZ6.8B-X

C901

/50

1 NEHM1HM-105X

C913 NEX51CM-335X

GNDGND

C914 NEX50JM-156X

GND

C916 NEX50JM-156X

GNDGND

D905

MA8030/H/-X

R904 22k

BS_A5VBS_A9V

12V

IC903 BA90BC0FP-X

R907

NRS12BJ-0R0W

C912

/16

GND

R908 470 1/2W

GND

LCD_PRO

SCL3B5

SDA3B5

LCD_PRO

SHEET2,3,4,5

SHEET3

MAIN_POW

AC_IN

POW_GOOD

MAIN_POW

AC_IN

POW_GOOD

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DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (1/11) SHEET 7

SHEET17

SHEET16

SHEET9

SHEET11

MAIN_VY

YUVSW_Y1

GR_RST

GRON

DEC_Y

MCmp/OTH

BS_5VBS_9V

AGND

L1502 OPEN

IC1501

NRSA63J-0R0X

L1501

NRSA02J-0R0X

C1508

NCF11CZ-475X

- NOTE -

0 : NRSA63J-0R0X NPN : 2SC3928A/QR/-X PNP : 2SA1530A/QR/-X *1 : NQR0413-003X *2 : NQL092K-100X *3 : NQL092K-2R2X *4 : NQL092K-8R8X *5 : 1SS355-X LC1 : NQR0470-001X LC2 : NQR0470-007X LC3 : NQR0313-009X

GND

OPEN

R1584

NCJ41EK-106X-U

C1507 OPEN

Vcc

CLR

NRSA63J-105X

C1509

C1511

IC1502 NJM2235V-X

SW2

Vin3

Vin2

VDD

0.01

Vout

GND

SW1

Vin1

R1522

OPEN

NCB31CK-104X

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (1/11)

SFL0D333A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5] SFL0D336A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5/S] SFL0D339A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA10557-73A (SFL-0D332A) [LT-Z32SX5] LCA10557-76A (SFL-0D335A) [LT-Z32SX5/S] LCA10557-79A (SFL-0D338A) [LT-Z32SX5/A]

R1523

C1502 10/25

R1524

470k

R1525

C1510

OPEN

BS_9V

L1546 OPEN

Q1535 OPEN

L1531

OPEN

R1503

C1531

OPEN

CF1

AGND

R1501R1502 OPENOPEN

Q1536 OPEN

R1531 OPEN

D1501

OPEN

C1532 OPEN

R1578

OPEN

VCC3A

L1547

OPEN

AGND

R1532

OPEN

C1565

OPEN

L1548

OPEN

C1569

OPEN

R1534

OPEN

C1568

OPEN

R1508

OPEN

AGND

Q1531 OPEN

L1549

OPEN

R1564R1563

OPENOPEN

C1570

OPEN

R1535

OPEN

IC1503

C1534

OPEN

C1566 OPEN

OUT

GND

VCC

R1567 C1567

OPEN OPEN

R1566 OPEN

R1565

OPEN

R1568

OPEN

C1571

OPEN

L1532

OPEN

R1536

OPEN

C1533 OPEN

C1535 OPEN

R1513 R1514

OPEN OPEN

AGND

R1538

OPEN

AGND

IC1532

OPEN

R1570

Q1532 OPEN

C1538

R1569

OPEN

R1537 OPEN

R1539 OPEN

OPEN

AGND

OPEN

Q1533

R1574

R1575

OPEN

R1571

OPEN

R1572

OPEN

R1576

OPEN

R1540 OPEN

CB1

C1536

L1533

NRSA02J-0R0X

L1534

NRSA02J-0R0X

L1537

OPEN

C1572

OPEN

R1573

OPEN

R1577 OPEN

OPEN

R1541

OPEN

D1531

OPEN

C1537

OPEN

Q1534

OPEN

CF1

3V-PLL

GND-PLL

3V-DIG

3V-ANL

GND-ANL

CF1

R1553

R1554

C1539 OPEN

R1546

OPEN

C1541

R1549

OPEN

IC1533

OPEN

AGND

C1555

OPEN

C4951 OPEN

OPEN

C1540 OPEN

Gnd

R1545R1544 OPENOPEN

R1547 OPEN

R1558

OPEN

R1551

OPEN

AD8

RA1532

OPEN

AD0

AD5

AD6

AD7

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD1

RA1531

OPEN

R1550

AD5

AD6

AD7

AD8

C1543

DIN6

GND_NCO_A

OPEN

L1545 OPEN

OPEN

DIN7

PRM0

DIN8( MSB)

VDD_AFE_A

GND_AFE_A

NCO_IN

R1560

C1560

OPEN

GND_AFE_DIG

VDD_CORE

IC1531

OPEN

GND_DAC_DIG/A

NCO_OUT

VDD_NCO_DIG

GND_NCO_DIG

VDD_NCO_A

CS_N

C1551

OPEN

CH CH

C1562

OPEN

C1542

OPEN

AIN

DIN5

DIN4

AD4

DIN3

AD3

DIN2

AD2

CLMP_REF1

DIN1

AD1

CLMP_REF0

DIN0( LSB)

C1544

C1546

OPEN

C1558

OPEN

AD0

C1547

OPEN

C1545

OPEN

C1553

R1552

OPEN

GND_AFE_A

VDD_AFE_A

BYPASS

RESET

VDD_PLL_DIG

CLK_IN

GND_PLL_DIG

CRY_SEL1

VDD_PLL_A

GND_PLL_A

CRY_SEL0

VDD_DAC_DIG

VDD_DAC_A

GND_DAC_DIG/A

AOUT2

AOUT1

VREF

C1559 OPEN

BOOT_EN

C1550

R1548 OPEN

L1541

OPEN

Vcc

C1556 OPEN

L1544

OPEN

R1559

OPEN

C1557 OPEN

OPEN

PRM1

PRM2

PRM3

PRM4

PRM5

GND_CORE

VDD_AFE_DIG

STATUS1

STATUS2

CHARGEP

STATUS0

CHARGEN

DOUT0( LSB)

GND_PER

DOUT1

VDD_PER

DOUT2

DOUT3

DOUT4

GND_CORE

DOUT5

VDD_CORE

DOUT6

DOUT7

DOUT8

DOUT9( MSB)

SDAA

VDD_PERR

SDA

SCL

CLMP_GT

HDRIVE#

VDRIVE#

GND_PER

VDD_CORE

GND_CORE

DSTB

C1552

OPEN

X1531

OPEN

R1561

OPEN

R1583

IN-A

OUT-B

IN-C

GND

IC1534

C1561 C1563

OPEN OPEN

OPEN

Vcc

OUT-A

IN-B

OUT-C

OPEN

C1548

OPEN

C1549

OPEN

AGND

C1564

OPEN

L1542

OPEN

L1543

OPEN

SDA3A

SHEET9,12,16

SCL3A

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DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (2/11) SHEET 8

BS_9V

R0101

OPEN

EFP5

LC0102 NQR0483-005X

SHEET17

YMIN

BYMIN

RYMIN

- NOTE -

0 : NRSA63J-0R0X NPN : 2SC3928A/QR/-X PNP : 2SA1530A/QR/-X *1 : 2SC3837K/NP/-X *2 : 2SA1022/BC/-X

R0105

100

C0102

OPEN

C0202 OPEN

R0205

C0302

R0305

100

OPEN

100

Q0301

R0107

Q0201

R0207

330

R0307

330

R0106 330

Q0101

330

R0206 330

R0306 330

R0109

100

R0209

150

R0309

150

Q0102

Q0202

R0110 100

R0116 100

R0210 100

R0216 R0221

100 100

R0310 100

Q0302 *2

R0316 R0321

100 100

R0117 OPEN

R0217

OPEN

R0317

OPEN

C0104

NQL092K-R68X

C0103

OPEN

R0219

270

C0204

39p CH

L2R2

L0201

NQL092K-R68X

CH CH

C0203 OPEN

R0242

4.7K

R0243

10K

R0319

270

C0304

39p CH

L2R2

L0301

NQL092K-R68X

CH CH

C0303 OPEN

R0342

4.7K

R0343

10K

R0119

270

L0101

39p CH

L2R2

C0205 33p

Q0206 NPN

C0305 33p

Q0306 NPN

C0105 R0120 33p OPEN

C0207

/16

0.1

R0220 OPEN

C0206 39p

C0307

/16

0.1

R0320 OPEN

C0306 39p

C0107

0.1

R0121

/16

100

R0222

Q0204 *2

R0322 1k

Q0304 *2

R0122 1k

Q0104 *2

C0109 10

C0209 10

L0104

C0401

0.1

OPEN

L0204 OPEN

L0304 OPEN

CmpAY

CmpACB

CmpACR

CLPH

SHEET11

R0125

2.2k

R0225

R0325

/16

DGND

PWMY

2.2k PWMB

2.2k PWMR

CmpVS

SHEET10,11,17

TEXT[H]

SHEET17

PC_sel

SHEET16

R0131

C0110 10

C0210 10

C0310 10

/10

C0119

OPEN

R0139 OPEN

/10

C0219

OPEN

R0239

OPEN

/10

C0319

OPEN

R0339

OPEN

AGND

C0113 10

C0213 10

C0313 10

4.7k

R0132

4.7k

HN1C01F/Y/-X

C0111

82p

C0112

82p

R0134

4.7k

CB1

C0114

/10

0.1 /16

R0231

4.7k

R0232

4.7k

HN1C01F/Y/-X

C0211

82p

C0212

82p

R0234

4.7k

CB1

C0214

/10

0.1 /16

R0331

4.7k

R0332

4.7k

HN1C01F/Y/-X

C0311 82p

C0312 82p

R0334

4.7k

CB1

C0314

0.1

/10

/16

Q0109

Q0110 HN1C01F/Y/-X

Q0209

Q0210 HN1C01F/Y/-X

Q0309

Q0310 HN1C01F/Y/-X

R0133

R0233

R0333

Q0208

Q0308

NPN

Q0108

NPN

R0140

1.8k

R0240

1.8k

R0340

1.8k

R0137 150

R0237 270

R0337 270

R0136 OPEN

R0236 OPEN

R0336 OPEN

R0338

R0138

L0102 NQL092K-1R0X

C0118

R0141

4.7k

C0117

56p

R0238

R0241

4.7k

C0217

56p

R0341

4.7k

C0317

56p

150p

Q0105

NPN

L0202 NQL092K-1R0X

C0218

150p

Q0205

NPN

L0302 NQL092K-1R0X

C0318

150p

Q0305

NPN

R0115 OPEN

R0215

OPEN

R0315 OPEN

C0115

0.1/16

R0114

R0214

4.7k

R0314

4.7k

0.1

C0215

C0315

0.1

C0116 10/10

AGND DGND

VCC3D

L0401

/16

NRSA02J-0R0X

IC0401

SN74AHCT1G32V-X

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (2/11)

SFL0D333A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5] SFL0D336A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5/S] SFL0D339A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA10557-73A (SFL-0D332A) [LT-Z32SX5]

CB1 CB1

R0126

10k

R0127

CB1

/10

R0128

R0226

4.7k

R0227

180

CB1

/10

R0228

Q0203 NPN

R0326

4.7k

R0327

180

CB1

C0309

/10

R0328

Q0303

NPN

Q0311

NPN

AGND

R0208 680

R0308 680

R0345

4.7k

R0211

R0311

4.7k

R0344

4.7k

R0129

10k

Q0107 PNP

R0229 10k

Q0207 PNP

4.7k

R0329

10k

Q0307 PNP

CB1

LCA10557-76A (SFL-0D335A) [LT-Z32SX5/S] LCA10557-79A (SFL-0D338A) [LT-Z32SX5/A]

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DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (3/11) SHEET 9

- NOTE -

0 : NRSA63J-0R0X NPN : 2SC3928A/QR/-X PNP : 2SA1530A/QR/-X NRZ : NRZ0040-0R0X CORE2 : NQR0489-002X L1R5 : NQL092K-1R5X L2R2 : NQL092K-2R2X L4R7 : NQL092K-4R7X L6R8 : NQL092K-6R8X L10 : NQL79GM-100X

L22 : NQL79GM-220X L27 : NQL092M-270X

L33 : NQL79GM-330X

L47 : NQL79GM-470X L100 : NQL79GM-101X L1R0 : NQL092K-1R0X

BS_9V

R1017

100

Q1004

BS_9V

R1102 100

C1111

AGND

NRSA63J-681X

R1203 100

R1303 100

R1403

100

R1104

R1204

R1304

R1404

3.3k

Q1101

3.3k

NPN

R1018

3.3k

NPN

L1102

NRSA02J-0R0X

R1108

680

C1107

56p

R1105

560

Q1201 NPN

R1205

560

Q1301 NPN

R1305 560

C1303

33p

Q1401 NPN

R1405

560

C1403

33p

C1102

33p

R1106

560

L1101

NQL092K-6R8X

C1104C1103

56p68p

C1202

33p

R1206

470

L1201

NQL092K-6R8X

C1302

100p

R1306

470

L1301

NQL092K-3R3X

C1304

150p

C1402

100p

R1406

470

L1401

NQL092K-3R3X

C1404

150p

L1007

OPEN

C1002

OPEN

C1105 C1106

NCF11CZ-475X /16

R1101

1.8k

R1107

330

CHCH

R1109 OPEN

C1205 C1206

NCF11CZ-475X /16

R1201

1.8k

CHCH

R1207C1204C1203

33056p33p

C1305 C1306

NCF11CZ-475X /16

R1301

1.8k

CHCH

R1307

560

C1405 C1406

NCF11CZ-475X /16

R1401

1.8k

R1407

560

Q1103 PNP

Q1203 PNP

Q1303 PNP

Q1403 PNP

AGND

AGNDAGND

SHEET15,17

SHEET7

SHEET17

MAIN_CCD

DEC_Y

C_MAIN

DEC_RY

DEC_BY

DIGITAL SIGNAL PWB ASS'Y (3/11)

SCL3A

SHEET7,12,16

SHEET16

SDA3A

A92RES

SCL3A

SDA3A

A92RES

SFL0D333A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5] SFL0D336A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5/S] SFL0D339A-H2 [LT-Z26SX5/A] LCA10557-73A (SFL-0D332A) [LT-Z32SX5] LCA10557-76A (SFL-0D335A) [LT-Z32SX5/S] LCA10557-79A (SFL-0D338A) [LT-Z32SX5/A]

VCC3D

L1010

NRSA02J-0R0X

C1065 1/6.3

C1066

47/6.3

AGND

R1113

L1103

NQL093K-1R0X

CH C1109 150p

R1213

AGND

R1313

R1413

L1203

L1R0

CH CH CH C1209 C1309 C1409 150p 150p 150p

IC1002

MM1572FN-X

C1110 OPEN

L1303 L1403

L1R0 L1R0

C1210 OPEN

C1063 C1062

2.2/10 47/6.3

C1064 .01

L1105 OPEN

C1112 OPEN

C1310 OPEN

AGND

R1114

R1115

AGND

D1001 EC30HA03L-X

D1002

AGND

C1048

/6.3

C1049 .01

C1050

/6.3

C1051

/6.3

C1410 OPEN

EC30HA03L-X

NQL093K-R10X

NEHM1CM-476X

L1008

L22

L1304 LR10

L1404

C1411

LR10

47P

Q1003

R1010

R1011

C1077

C1311

NPN

3DFID

3DVSO

3DHSO

3DCO7

3DCO6

3DCO5

3DCO4

3DCO3

3DCO2

3DCO1

3DCO0

RA1003

NRZ0040-101X

IC1003

R1141Q151D-X

C1068 47

/6.3

C1069

2.2

/10

R1015

C1070

OPEN

1.5k

R1013

C1034

39p

LR10

1.2k

C1031

C1032

C1033

L1104

C1038

C1039

C1040

C1041 NCB10JK-106X

C1043

C1046

C1047

C1061 4p

K1004 CORE2

AGND

C1003

OPEN

C1035

2.2

AGND

.01

C1037

2.2

.01

C1042

/6.3

.01

C1045

.01

C1004

.01

NRSA02J-0R0X

68P

/6.3

.1 /16

L1001 CORE2

K1001

18k

47P

R1012

BIASYAD

VRTYAD

VRMYAD

VSSYAD

YIN

VDDYAD

VRBYAD

BIASCAD

VRTCAD

CIN

VDDCAD

Cr_IN

VSSCAD

Cb_IN

VRBCAD

VDDDA

DAOUT

VSSDA

BIASDA

VREFDA

C1071

NBE20GM-106X

C1008 OPEN

X1001 NAX0642-001X

C1009

C1067 1

/6.3

AGND

C1088 CH

OPEN

AGND

UVFLAG

YCLAMPP

VBI_READY

VDDPLL

PLLIN

VCOFIL

C1005 1500p

C1001

.01

CORE2

L1002

C1072

NBE20GM-106X

L1003

L1R5

22p

OEPK

VSSPLL

R1001

270k

VDOUT

HDOUT

VDDXO

XOIN

C1006

NRZ0080-510X

RA1002

.01

C1030

DVSS5

COUT5

COUT6

COUT7

COUT8

COUT9

DVDD5

TC90A92AFG

A-D CONVERT/ YC SEPARATE/

COLOR DEMOD

XOOUT

VSSXO

BUSSEL

DVDD1

GRD9

GRD8

GRD7

.01

C1012

.01

R1002 100

0.5%

C1010

18p

C1011 .001

C1082

0.01

C1083

0.01

VSSIO3

IC1001

DVSS12

COUT4

GRD6

COUT3

GRD5

3DVSO

3DHSO

3DCK

3DHS

3DVS

C1029

VDDIO3

DVDD2

C1013

.01

COUT2

GRD4

.01

DVSS4

COUT1

GRD3

VSSRAM1

VDD

N.C.

VSS

IVS

IHS

MODE0

MODE1

N.C.

MODE2

CLKO

VDD

VSS

N.C.

VDD

N.C.

OHS

OVS

HREF

VSS

N.C.

VDD

R1014

C1028

COUT0

DVDD4

VDDRAM1

GRD2

C1014

.01

100

.01

CKOUT

GRD1

3DCO0

CI0

CO0

3DRB0

3DCKO

YOUT0

VDDIO1

C1015

3DCO1

CI1

CO1

3DRB1

.01

3DCO2

CI2

CO2

3DRB2

YOUT1

GRD0

3DCO3

CI3

CO3

3DRB3

L1011

L47

YOUT2

GC14IN

3DCO4

VSS

DGND

YOUT3

VSSIO1

3DCO5

CI4

3DRB4

VSSRAMD1

VDDRAMD1

TESTIN

TESTM0

C1081

0.01

3DCO6

CI6

CI5

CO4

CO5

3DRB5

C1076 NBE20GM-106X

C1026 .01

VSSRAM2

YOUT4

YOUT5

YOUT6

YOUT7

VSSIO2

YOUT8

YOUT9

VDDIO2

TESTM6

TESTM5

DVSS3

C_SYNCIN

TESTM4

DVDD3

TESTM3

TESTM2

TESTM1

SCL

SDA

RESET VDDRAM2

C1016 10

/10

3DCO7

3DCKO

CI7

VSS

ICLK

IC1005

ML87V2105TBZ03A

CO6

CO7

N.C.

VDD

3DRB6

3DRB7

C1084

0.01

VDD

C1025 .01

C1023 .01

3DYO0

VSS

C1075 47

/6.3

DVDD1.5

VDDRAM15

R1005R1004 10k220

NRSA02J-0R0X NRSA02J-0R0X

3DYO1

3DYO2

3DYO3

3DYO4

3DYO5

YI5

YI4

YI3

YI2

YI1

YI0

YO0

YO1

YO2

YO3

VDD

3DY0

3DY1

3DY2

3DY3

C1085

0.01

L1006 CORE2

L1005 CORE2

C1074

C1073

C1019

C1018

R1019

C1017

R1007

R1006

K1002

Q1001 UN2213-X

3DYO6

3DYO7

YI6

YO4

3DY4

3DY5

/6.3

C1021 .01

/6.3

.01

100

ADD_GND

OPEN

R1024

YI7

SLA2

YO5

YO6

3DY6

AGND

OPEN

R1023

SLA1

YO7

3DY7

100

R1022

SCL

VSS

K1005

NRSA02J-0R0X

K1003

100

R1021

N.C.

VSS

SDA

TESTM

TEST1

TEST2

TEST3

TEST4

TEST5

TEST7

TEST6

/RESET

SELF

VDD

N.C.

VSS

N.C.

VDD

N.C.

VSS

N.C.

VDD

L1004 CORE2

RA1001 NRZ0080-510X

SCL3A

SDA3A

DGND

A92RES

R1025

100

R1030

10k

3DFID

3DYO0

3DYO1

3DYO2

3DYO3

3DYO4

3DYO5

3DYO6

3DYO7

3DCKO 3DCK

3DHSO

3DVSO

3DYO0

3DYO1

3DYO2

3DYO3

3DYO4

3DYO5

3DYO6

3DYO7

3DCO0

3DCO1

3DCO2

VCC3D

3DCO3

3DCO4

3DCO5

3DCO6

3DCO7

R1026

C1087

0.01

C1086

0.01

RA1006

RA1004

RA1005

SCL3A SDA3A

Q1005

2SK1228-X

DGS

R1027 10k

10k

DGS

Q1006 2SK1228-X

R1029R1028 10k10k

OPEN

OPENOPEN

3DHS

3DVS

3DY0

3DY1

3DY2

3DY3

3DY4

3DY5

3DY6

3DY7

3DRB0

3DRB1

3DRB2

3DRB3

3DRB4

3DRB5

3DRB6

3DRB7

3DVS

3DHS

3DY7

3DY6

3DY5

3DY4

3DY3

3DY2

3DY1

3DY0

3DCK

3DRB7

3DRB6

3DRB5

3DRB4

3DRB3

3DRB2

3DRB1

3DRB0

3DFID 3DVS

3DHS

3DY7

3DY6

3DY5

3DY4

3DY3

3DY2

3DY1

3DY0

SHEET11

3DCK

3DRB7

3DRB6

3DRB5

3DRB4

3DRB3

3DRB2

3DRB1

3DRB0

RST3

SHEET10,11,12

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