Panasonic TH-42PZ700U, TH-50PZ700U, TH-50PZ750U, TH-58PZ750U, TH-58PZ700U Service Manual

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10th Generation Full High Definition Plasma Display TV

This Seminar covers the Full High Definition Models TH-42/50/58PZ700U and TH-50/58PZ750U

Panasonic Services Company

National Training

Prepared by

Cesar Perdomo

Panasonic Service and Technology Company

National Training

Copyright © 2007 by Panasonic Services Company

All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying and distribution is a violation of law.

! Warning

This service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the general public. It does not contain warnings or cautions to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers in attempting to service a product. Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professional technicians. Any attempt to service or repair the product or products dealt with in this service information by anyone else could result in serious injury or death.

Table of Contents

Subject

Page # Subject

Page #

Features

7

 

Power On (Multi-Circuit)

52

Models Comparison

8 Power On (Actual Commands Path)

54

High Resolution (FULL-HD Panel)

9

 

Power On (Vsus-Circuit)

56

Difference between the PZ700U & PZ750U

10

 

Method to Drive Only the Panel Drive Circuit

58

TH-50/58PZ700U Board Layout &

13

 

Circuit Operation When D3 Is Disconnected

60

Description

 

 

 

 

 

TH-42PZ700U Board Layout

14

 

D3 Location

62

TH-50/58PZ750U Board Layout

15

 

SOS Detect Circuit (D Board)

 

65

Boards Name

17

 

P15V Distribution

69

TH-58PZ750U Board Layout (Pictorial)

18

 

P5V Distribution

71

Power Supply (Standby)

21

 

Vda Voltage Distribution

73

Standby (TH-58PZ750U)

24

 

Drive Reset (TH-50/58PZ750U/700U)

 

75

Standby (Main CPU STB5V Supply)

27

 

How To Bypass Drive Reset

77

Standby (STB5V Actual Path)

29

 

D9300 (D300) Location(TH-58PZ700U)

 

79

TV_SUB_ON (F_STB_ON)

31

 

Scan/Sustain SOS Detect Circuits

 

81

Standby (TV_SUB_ON (F_STB_ON

33

 

DG Board SOS Detect Circuit

 

83

Distribution)

 

 

 

 

 

TH-50PZ700U SUB Voltages Circuit (H

35

 

F+15V, DTV9V, SUB5V SOS Detect Circuit

85

Board)

 

 

(10 Blinks)

 

TH-58PZ750U SUB Voltages Circuit (H

37

 

Fan SOS Detect (11 Blinks)

87

Board

 

 

 

 

 

Sub Voltages Distribution Block Diagram

39

 

Sound SOS Detect (12 Blinks)

89

Actual Sub Voltages Distribution (TH-

41

 

Video Process (TH-50/58PZ750U)

93

58PZ750U)

 

 

 

 

 

Power On

43

 

Video Process (TH-50/58PZ700U)

 

96

Power On Operation

44

 

Video Process Block Diagram

 

99

Power On Block Diagram

48

 

Signal Process Circuit

101

Power On (Commands Path)

50

 

Video Process

103

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Table of Contents (Continued)

Subject

Page #

Adjustments

105

Self-Check

107

Self-Check Menu

108

How To Reset

109

Check Point

110

Service-Man Mode

111

Service-Man Mode (Menu)

112

Internal Test Patterns

113

Driver Set-UP Adjustment

114

Initialization Pulse Adjustment

115

4

Topics

Features

Model Differences

Boards Description

Power Supply/System Control

SOS Detect Circuit

Signal Process

Adjustments

Serviceman Mode

5

6

Features

V-real Technology for Ultimate High Picture Quality

1080p HD Plasma Panel (1920 x 1080 pixels)

1080p Digital Processing Chip-Set

1080p Digital Re-mastering Processor

 

AVCHD/MPEG2

 

PC

 

HDMI

 

EZ

 

BBE

 

/HD-JPEG

 

 

 

 

4,096 Equivalent Steps of Gradation

 

Viewer

 

Input

 

Input x3

 

Sync

 

VIVA

Max. 5,000 : 1 Contrast

Digital Optimizer

Cinema Mode (PZ750 models only)

Advanced 3D Color Management

Motion Pattern Noise Reduction

Sub-Pixel Controller

Other Features For Comfortable TVs Life

EZ Sync

SDHC Card Networkability (AVCHD/MPEG2/HD-JPEG) (PZ750 models only)

High Quality Elegant Design

Advanced Smart Sound Speaker System

BBE VIVA

7

Models Comparison

8

High Resolution (FULL-HD Panel)

The Full-HD plasma panel boasts a total of about 2,070,000 pixels (1920 x 1080).

It renders true-to-life HD images with about twice the resolution of a standard HD panel.

HD PDP

 

Full-HD PDP

(approx. 1,050,000 pixels)

 

(approx. 2,070,000 pixels)

 

 

 

 

 

768 1080

 

 

1366

 

 

1920

(Image resolution about twice as high) *When compared to the 50PX600

About Twice the Resolution of a Standard HD PDP!PDP!

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Difference between the PZ700U & PZ750U.

Only the PZ750U series has:

1.Extra HDMI input (Front) (GH Board)

2.Capability of video Playback (Mpeg2/H.264 on SDHC card ) (JG Board)

3.Pro-Setting & Studio Reference Modes

Movie images are some of the most difficult for TV displays to reproduce.

By working closely with movie studios for many years and applying research by the Panasonic Hollywood Lab, Studio Reference Mode on Panasonic plasma TVs enables the replication of colors that was originally intended by the director, exactly the way they are seen on reference monitors in professional film editing rooms.

Pro-Setting Mode offers the precise, highly detailed adjustment of Image quality to suit personal preferences. Just the touch of a button on the remote executes setting adjustments such as tint, brightness, contour emphasis, gamma compensation and black expansion, which would otherwise require the use of special equipment to accomplish.

The PZ750 models have better skin tones/rendering

10

Board Layout

Board Layout

11

12

TH-50/58PZ700U Boards Layout & Description

13

TH-42PZ700U Boards Layout

This is the only model of the PZ700 series that does not have the DH board. The “Full HD” Circuit (DH Board) found on the TH-58/50PZ700U models, is built-into the “DG” Board

14

TH-50/58PZ750U Boards Layout

The PZ750 models do not have the DH board. The “Full HD” Circuit (DH Board) found on the TH-58/50PZ700U models, is built-into the “DG” Board

15

The PZ750 models have a board that processes the video data from the SD card, H.264 Decoder board (JG).

This board is only used on the PZ750 series.

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Boards Name

Board Name

Function

Board Name

 

Function

 

 

 

P

Power Supply

D

Format Converter, Plasma AI, Sub-Field

 

Processor

 

 

 

 

 

PB

Fan control

C1

 

Data Driver (Upper Right)

 

H

Speaker out, Sound Processor AV Terminal,

C2

 

Data Driver (Upper Center)

 

 

AV Switch

 

 

 

 

 

C3

Data Driver (Upper Left)

 

 

 

 

DG

DC-DC Converter Digital Signal Processor,

C4

Data Driver (Lower Left)

 

 

Microcomputer HDMI Interface, Peaks Lite 2,

 

 

 

 

 

C5

 

Data Driver (Lower Center)

 

 

Full HD

 

 

 

C6

 

Data Driver (Lower Right)

 

 

 

 

 

JG

H264 Decoder (SD Card Video) (PZ750 Only)

SC

Scan Drive

 

G

Front terminal, AV3, Key Switch

SU

Scan out (Upper)

 

K

Remote receiver, Power LED

SD

 

Scan out (Lower)

 

S

Power Switch

SS

 

Sustain Drive

 

GS

SD Card Slot

SS2

Sustain Connector (Upper)

 

GH

HDMI3 in (PZ750 Only)

SS3

Sustain Connector (Lower)

 

DH

Full HD (TH-50/58PZ700U Only)

 

 

 

 

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Panasonic TH-42PZ700U, TH-50PZ700U, TH-50PZ750U, TH-58PZ750U, TH-58PZ700U Service Manual

TH-58PZ750 Boards (Pictorial)

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Power Supply

Power Supply

19

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Power Supply

Power Supply

(STAND-BY)

The Power Supply circuit board used on the TH50PZ/PE700U/750U and TH58PZ/PE700U/750U models is divided into 2 different sections: Multi and Vsus

1.The Multi section generates all the Standby voltages plus the F_STB_15V, P15V, P5V, and Vda.

2.The Vsus section generates the Sustain voltage

21

Power Supply (Standby)

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When the TV is connected to the AC line, the power supply outputs 5V.

The 5V is applied to the D board and the DG board. The 5V on the D board in the Panel Drive Section is not used at this time.

When the DG board receives the 5V from the Power supply, it outputs the “F_STB_ON” command for 30 seconds.

“F_STB_ON” command is applied to the power supply board to generate the “F_STB15V”, which is applied to the H board.

The H board has a DC-DC converter circuit that generates the 9V and 5V used by the H, DG, JG, PB, K, and GH.

23

Standby (TH-58PZ750U)

Multi-Section

24

When AC is applied to the TV, the Standby circuit on the multi-section board outputs 5Vdc.

The STB5V is applied to the Power MCU (MC701) and a switching transistor of the power supply circuit.

The STB5V is also provided to the SS board. A jumper at connector SS34 of the SS board routes the 5V back into the power supply board to turn on the switching transistor. When this transistor is on, the STB5V is output to the D and DG boards.

On the D board, the STB5V is applied to a 3.3V regulator (IC9011). During standby operation, this regulator is kept off to disable the panel drive circuits. The STB5V is also applied to a 3.3V regulator (IC5604) on the DG board to provide the supply voltage (STB3.3V) to the Main CPU (IC1100). The STB3.3V is also applied to the Remote Control receiver and the power LED on the K board. Furthermore, the STB3.3V is provided to the SD card slot (Not shown in the diagram).

25

When the Main CPU IC1100 receives the 3.3V, it outputs the “TV_SUB_ON/TUNER_SUB_ON” command to the Power MCU (MC701) located on the Power Supply board. Subsequently, the power MCU outputs the following commands:

1.“BIAS ON” to activate the AC relays

2.The “PFC ON” to start the Power Factor Control operation and create the DC voltage needed by the Power Control circuit

3.“F_STB_ON/OFF_” to command the turn-on of the DC-DC converter (Q305-Q306) and output the “F+15V”

The “F+15V” is applied to the 5V/9V regulator, IC3500, on the H board. The output voltages of IC3500 are used on the H and many other circuit boards. To avoid catastrophic failures, they are monitored by an SOS Detect circuit for over-voltage and over-current conditions. The SOS Detect circuit is controlled by the “TUNER_SUB_ON” command from the Main CPU (IC1100) on the DG board.

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Standby (Main CPU VCC Supply)

STB3.3V provided to the “DG” board during standby

IC5604 (STB3.3V Reg.)

27

The STB5V is connected to the D and DG boards. During standby, this voltage is not used by the D board. On the A board, the STB5V is applied to the 3.3V regulator (IC5604) to generate the “STB3.3V”, which powers the “MAIN MICON Genx4” (IC1100). The “STB3.3V” is also connected to the K board to power the remote control receiver and the power LED (Not shown here).

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Standby (STB5V Actual Path )

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This is the layout of the actual location of the boards and the connectors involved in the development of the STB5V.

The steps 1~5 indicate the sequence of events that takes place after the TV is plugged-in.

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