SAFETY NOTICE
ANY PERSON ATTEMPTING TO SERVICE THIS CHASSIS MUST FAMILIARIZE HIMSELF WITH THE CHASSIS AND BE AWARE
OF THE NECESSARY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE USED WHEN SERVICING ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT CONTAINING HIGH
VOLTAGE.
Description Page
PC-Analog In Diagram ..........................................58
P ro pe r s e rv ic e a n d repa ir is important to the safe, r e liable
ope r a tion of all P hilips C ompany** E quipme nt. T he s ervice
procedu r e s r e c o m me nde d by P h ilips a n d des c ribed in this
s ervice ma nual are effective methods of performing s ervice
opera tions . S ome of these se rvice opera tions require the use
of tools spe c ia lly des igned for the purpos e. T he s pe c ia l tools
should be used when and a s recommended.
It is importa nt to note that this manual c ontains v a rio u s
C A UT I O NS a nd NO T I C E S wh ic h sh o u ld be carefully rea d in
order to minimize the risk of pers ona l injury to se r v ic e
per s onnel. The pos s ibility ex is ts that imprope r se rv ic e
methods may damage the equipme nt. It is also importa nt to
unde rs ta nd th a t the s e C A U T IO N S a nd NO T IC E S A R E N O T
E XH A US T I V E . P hilips could not pos s ibly know, e v a lu a te an d
advis e the s e rvice tra de of all conce iva ble wa ys in which
s ervice might be done or of the pos s ible ha z a rdous
co n s eque nce s of e ac h wa y. C ons eque n tly, P hilips h a s not
undertaken any such broad evaluation. Accordingly, a
s ervice r who us e s a service proce dure or tool which is not
re c omme nde d by P h ilips mus t firs t sa tis fy hims e lf thoroughly
that neither his sa fety nor the s afe opera tion of the equipment
will be jeopardized by the s ervice method s elected.
* * H erea fter throu gh o u t this ma nu a l, P hilips l C ompa ny will
be refe rre d to a s P hilips .
WARN IN G
C ritical components having s pecia l safety characteristics are
identified with aby the R e f. N o. in the parts lis t a nd
enclosed within a broken line*
(whe re s e ve ra l critica l c ompone nts a re grouped in one area )
along with the sa fe ty s y mbolon the s chematics or
exploded views .
Us e o f subs titute replac e me nt parts which do not have the
same spe c ified sa fe ty c ha ra cteris tic s may crea te shock, fire ,
or other ha z a rds .
FOR PR ODUCTS CONTAINING LASER :
DANG E R -
CAUTION-
CAUTION-
TOENSURE THE CONTINUED RELIABILITY OF THIS
PRODUCT, USE ONLY ORIGINALMANUFACTURER'S
R E P LA C E ME NT PAR T S , WHIC H AR E L IS T E D W IT H THE IR
PART NUMBERS INTHE PARTS LIST SECTIONOF THIS
SERVICE MANUAL.
Invisible laser radiation when open.
AV OID DIRE CT EXP OSUR E TO BE AM.
Us e of controls or a djustments or
performanc e of proce dures other than
those s pecified herein may result in
haz a rdous radia tion e xpos ure.
T he us e of o ptica l i ns tru me nts with th is
product will incr e ase eye haz a rd.
Take care during handling the L C D module with backlight
unit
- Mus t mount the module us ing mounting holes a rra nged in four
corners.
- D o not pres s on the panel, edge of the frame s trongly or elec tric
shoc k as this will result in dama ge to the s c reen.
- Do not scratch or press onthe panel with any sharpobjects, such
a s pencil or pen as this may res ult in dama ge to the panel.
- P rotec t the module from the E S D a s it may damage the e lec tronic
circuit (C -MOS ).
- Ma k e certa in th a t tr e a tment pers on’ s bod y are gr ou nde d through
wris t ba n d.
- D o no t lea v e the mo du le in high tempe ra ture and in areas of high
humidity fo r a long time .
- Avoid c onta c t with wa te r as it may a s hort circu it within the module.
- If the surface of panel become dirty, please wipe it off with a soft
ma te r ia l . (C l e a ning with a dirty or rough c loth ma y da m a ge the
pa ne l. )
U n de r no c ir c ums tanc e s s hould the origina l des ign be
modified or a ltere d without writte n perm is s ion fro m P hilips .
P hilips a s s u m e s no lia bility, ex pr e s s or im plie d, aris ing out of
a n y una uthoriz ed modifica tion of de s ign.
S ervice r as s umes a ll liability.
* Bro ke n Line
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Technical Data
• TFT-DISPLAY FEATURES:
Technology TFT-LCD with S-IPS technology.
Active Screen size 42 inches (1067mm diagonal).
Outline Dimension Typical 1006 mm (H) x 610 mm (V) x 59 mm (D)
Surface Treatment Hard Coating (3H), Antiglare treatment of the front polarizer
Response Time 12ms
Color Coordinates Red x=0.639 y=0.342
Green x=0.282 y=0.610
Blue x=0.147 y=0.073
White x=0.281 y=0.293
Viewing angle 170° in both horizontal and vertical direction
For classifi cation of defects and acceptance limits referring to:
-LG Philips LCD’s Incoming Inspection Standard for LC420W Ver. 1.0 April 2004
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• PC INPUT
Analog RGB (Sync: H and V, H+V, Sync-on-Green)
Digital RGB (DVI)
• VIDEO INPUT
EXT: Analog RGB (Sync: Separate, composite and Sync-on-Green)
Composite: CVBS - PAL, SECAM and NTSC
S-Video: Y / C - PAL, SECAM and NTSC
Components Analog Components (Y Pr Pb; Sync-on-Y)
• CONNECTIONS
PC-VGA IN D-Sub 15 HD
PC DVI-D IN DVI
PC Audio IN 3.5mm mini-jack
RS-232 port D-Sub 9 - female
CVBS / S-Video + Audio IN 1 x RCA / 1 x mini-DIN 4pins + 2 x RCA
SCART 21pin full SCART
Components Y Pr Pb+ Audio IN 3 x RCA + 2 x RCA
Audio Line OUT 3.5mm mini-jack
Loudspeaker OUT 2 x 3.5mm mini-jack
• D-SUB Pin assignment
PIN No. SIGNAL PIN No. SIGNAL
1 Red 9 +5V (Supply from PC)
2 Green 10 Sync GND
3 Blue 11 GND
4 GND 12 Bi-directional data
5 Self test 13 H-sync
6 Red GND 14 V-sync
7 Green GND 15 Data clock
8 Blue GND
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• DVI-D Pin assignment
Pin No. Description Pin No. Description
1 RX2- 13 GND
2 RX2+ 14 +5V
3 GND 15 GND
4 GND 16 Hot Plug Detect
5 GND 17 RX0-
6 DDC clock 18 RX0+
7 DDC data 19 GND
8 GND 20 GND
9 RX1- 21 GND
10 RX1+ 22 GND
11 GND 23 RXC+
12 GND 24 RXC-
Signal type: Digital interface with 4 channels TMDS signal
• PC Audio input with 3.5 Mini stereo jack
Audio L/R input
- Nominal : 0.5 V rms.
- Maximum : 1.5 V rms.
-Impedance > 10 k Ω.
Audio line-out with 3.5 mm stereo jack
Specifi cations : L/R Output
Nominal : 0.5 V rms.
Maximum : 1.5 V rms.
Impedance < 1 k Ω.
• D-Sub RS232 connector Pin assignment
PIN No. SIGNAL PIN No. SIGNAL
1 Not used 6 Not used
2 MTXD 7 Not used
3 MRXD 8 Not used
4 Not used 9 Not used
5 GND
• TV input /output connectors
HD / Component Y Pb Pr with RCA connector ( Video , Audio input )
Specifi cation
Video - Y : 700mV, Pb, Pr, : +/- 350mV,
- Impedance : 75Ω
Audio: L/R input
- Nominal : 0.5 V rms.
- Maximum : 1.5 V rms.
Impedance > 10 k Ω.
Note : the input will be overloaded when the signal > 1.5 V rms.
S-Video with S terminal ( Video , Audio input )
Specifi cation
Video - Y : 1Vpp , C : 300 mV pp
- Impedance : 75W.
Audio L/R input (share with Composite Audio input )
- Nominal : 0.5 V rms.
- Maximum : 1.5 V rms.
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-Impedance > 10 k Ω.
Note : the input will be overloaded when the signal > 1.5 V rms.
Composite with RCA Jack (Video , Audio input )
Specifi cation
Video - CVBS Source signal 1 Vpp
- Impedance : 75Ω.
Audio L/R input (share with S-Video Audio input )
- Nominal : 0.5 V rms.
- Maximum : 1.5 V rms.
-Impedance > 10 k Ω.
Note : the input will be overloaded when the signal > 1.5 V rms.
SCART ( Video , Audio input /output )
Specifi cation
Video - CVBS Source signal 1 Vpp
- Impedance : 75Ω.
Audio L/R input (share with S-Video Audio input )
- Nominal : 0.5 V rms.
- Maximum : 1.5 V rms.
-Impedance > 10 kΩ.
• VIDEO SIGNAL CHARACTERISTICS
PC input (VGA)
Input Frequency - Horizontal: 31 kHz ¸ 63 kHz
- Vertical: 56 Hz ¸ 75 Hz
Maximum Pixel Clock: 80 MHz
VESA Compatibility: DDC/2B
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Preset video modes
Mode Resolution Video Mode H freq.(kHz) V freq (Hz)
1 640 x 480 VGA VESA-60 31.469 - 59.940 -
2 640 x 480 VGA VESA-75 37.5 - 75 -
3 800 x 600 SVGA VESA-56 35.156 + 56.250 +
4 800 x 600 SVGA VESA-60 37.879 + 60.317 +
5 800 x 600 SVGA VESA-72 48.077 + 72.188 +
6 800 x 600 SVGA VESA-75 46.875 + 75 +
7 1024 x 768 XGA VESA-60 48.363 - 60.004 -
8 1024 x 768 XGA VESA-70 48.363 - 60 -
9 1024 x 768 XGA VESA-75 60 + 75 +
10 1280 x 768 WXGA 15:9 47.700 - 60.000 +
11 1366 x 768 WXGA 16:9 47.300 + 60.000 -
12 1366 x 768 WXGA 16:9 47.400 - 60.000 -
Video Inputs
Input Systems / Color Coding: PAL, SECAM, NTSC.
Input Frequency - Horizontal: 15.625 kHz (PAL/SECAM); 15.734 kHz (NTSC)
- Vertical: 50.00 Hz (PAL/SECAM); 59.94 Hz (NTSC)
•POWER SUPPLY
Mains voltage: 90Vac ÷ 264Vac
Mains frequency: 47 ÷ 63Hz.
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Power consumption: 260W typical; < 6W Stand by.
Mains switch: Located on the rear.
• LED INDICATIONS
Green light: The monitor is in On-state.
Yellow light: General failure.
Red light: The monitor is in Stand by.
Blinking colour: The monitor is receiving a valid remote command
• CONTROLS
The main functions of the monitor can be controlled through the following interfaces:
♦ IR remote control; the monitor has a RC5-IR remote receiver (OSD assisted)
♦ Local keyboard (OSD assisted)
♦ RS232 serial port for remote monitor control
• BRIGHTNESS AND COLORIMETRY (PC MODE)
Reference instrument: Chroma LCD color analyzer mod. 7120
Conditions: Brightness = Factory adjustment.
Contrast = 90
Video input level = 700mV ( PC VGA )
ABC = Off
Color temperatures
Five color temperatures are selectable by the user
♦ Natural Backlight color temp. (11000°K typ.)
♦ Normal 6500°K
♦ Blue preset 9300°K
♦ Red preset 5500°K
♦ User Adjustable by the user
Output light and color coordinates
Pattern = white page.
Output light: 350cd/m2 ± 30cd/m2 measured in the centre.
Color temperature: 6500°K
Color coordinates: x = .313 ±.02
y = .329 ±.02
Color temperature: 9300°K
Color coordinates: x = .283 ±.02
y = .298 ±.02
Color temperature: 5500°K
Color coordinates: x = .332 ±.02
y = .348 ±.02
Contrast ratio
Pattern = white page. / raster
Contrast ratio min: > 300:1
Brightness adjustment
The brightness level is adjusted by dimming the backlight. The contrast ratio remains constant.
With brightness and contrast set to their maximum, light output is: > 400cd/m2
Typical dimming range 50% to 100% of light output value
• ABC CONTROL
An automatic brightness control allows the monitor to adjust automatically its brightness according to ambient light. See graph. Below.
Typical dimming range 50% to 100% of light output value
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100
80
60
40
20
0
110100100010000
Ambient light (lux)
Bri gh tne s s %
User selectable.
• BRIGHTNESS AND COLORIMETRY (VIDEO MODE)
Pattern = white page.
Input: S-video; Ext; Composite; Components
Output light: >320cd/m2 measured in the centre.
Color temperature: 6500°K
Color coordinates: x = .313 ±.02
y = .329 ±.02
• AUDIO
The monitor is provided with a stereo power amplifi er.
Output power on 4O resistive load: 5WRMS +5WRMS @ 1% THD
• DIAGNOSTIC
The following items are monitored:
♦ Internal temperature (value in °C is available)
♦ Fans status (rotating = OK; rotor blocked = fault)
♦ Power supply status (+24V present = OK; voltage below 20V = fault)
♦ Backlight status (correct lighting of backlight lamps = OK; one or both lamps off = fault)
When the internal temperature rise over a safety threshold the backlight is switched off to reduce power consumption.
All data are available at serial interface.
• OPERATING CONDITIONS
Min. temperature : +5°C.
Max. temperature : +35°C
Altitude : 0 ¸ 14000ft; 4267m
Min. relative humidity : 10% RH.
Max. relative humidity : 90% RH (no condensation)
• DIMENSION
Width: 1035mm.
Height: 628mm.
Depth: 109mm
Bezel opening: 931mm x 524mm
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P in A ssignment
1. T he digital only conne ctor contains 24 s igna l c ontacts orga niz ed in
three rows of eight c ontacts . S ignal pin ass ignments are lis ted in the
following table:
7 Audio (L) OutputAudio (L) output for the detachable speacker (L)
8 Audio (R) OutputAudio (R) output for the detachable speacker (R)
9 Line out Audio output for external speackers
10 External/EURO-AV SCART connection
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Back view (Video version)
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3
1
1 AUDIO (L) Audio (L) for component video
2 AUDIO (R) Audio (R) for component video
3 COMPONENT VIDEO Component video Y/Pb/Pr input
4 COMPONENT VIDEO Composite video CVBS input
7
6
5
4
2
5 AUDIO (L) Audio (L) for CVBS and S-Video
6 AUDIO (R) Audio (R) for CVBS and S-Video
7 S-Video S-Video input
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ConnectingThe Monitor
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Control and Inputs
Remote Control
For Europe and most of Asia Pacific countries
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PIP On/Of f,
1
Size
2PIP Shift
3AV source
Smart sound
4
controls
5Menu
6Cursor
To activate or close the 'Picture in
Picture' function in PC mode and to
enlarge or reduce the PIP window size
using the same button.
To change 'Picture in Picture' window
position in PC mode
To select TV/V ideo sources
in PIP mode and TV mode
If using TV 'ST ANDBY',
press this button to return to
'ON'
To access a series of settings: VOICE,
MUSIC, THEA TRE and PERSONAL
To turn on or off theOSD (On-Screen
Display).
To select function in OSD.
To move the cursor up /down/right/left
to scroll through a list of options
Cursor right
To access the sub-menus
and adjust the settings with
cursor left
Cursor down
To select the next item on
the menu, and return to the
last item with cursor up
7Volume
8Mute
To adjust the sound level
To disable sound. To restore sound,
press button again.
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C ontrol and Inputs
Teletext
9
fea ture s
10S ound mode
Previous
11
programme
S creen
12
informa tion
SelectingTV
13
programmes
PC/TV mode
14
selection
Works only in area s where the Te letext
service is a va ila ble
To switch from STEREO to
MONO or to c hoos e between
Dual I and Dual II for
bilingual transmissions.
F o r T V s e ts fitte d with
NICAM reception, depending
on the tra ns mis sion, you ca n
switch from NICAM S TE R EO
to MO N O or choose between
NICAM DUAL I, NIC AM
DUAL II and MONO.
If using Teletext, press this
button to dis pla y dual page s
on s creen.
To a cc es s the las t progra mme viewed.
To dis play the progra mme number, the
videomodeandthesoundmode.
To move up or down a programme.
The number a nd the sound mode a re
displayed for a few seconds.
To s elect P C or T V mode.
1
PIP On/Off,
Size
To a c tiv a te o r cl os e 'P i c tur e in P ic ture '
function in PC mode and to enlarge or
reduce the P IP window s iz e using the
s a m e bu tton.
Smartpicture
15
controls
To select your desired picture setting
from 5 s e ttings : M O V IE S , S P OR T S ,
WE AK S IG N AL, MULTIMEDIA and
PER SONAL.
F or direct a ccess to
programmes
F or a 2-digit programme
number, the 2nd digit must
16
Numerical
keys
be entered before the dash
disappea rs .
If using TV 'S TAN DB Y ',
pres s any of number keys to
return to 'O N'
17OS D
18S tandby
19S leep timer
For A mericas, Korea, Taiwan and Philippines
To s h ow O S D s ta tus .
To s e t the T V te mpor a rily to s ta nd by
mode . T o s witch on the T V s et, pres s
P rogramme button (p -, +), a ny digit
be tween 0 a nd 9 or AV s ource button
(T he amber light indica tes whe n se t is
in s tandby mode)
To selec t the period of time after whic h
the se t will s witch a utomatically to
s ta n dby mode ( up to 1 80 minutes )
2PIPShift
3AVsource
Smartsound
4
controls
5Menu
6Cursor
7Volume
8Mute
To change 'P ic ture in P ic ture' window
pos ition in PC mode .
To select TV/Video sources in PIP
mode and TV mode.
To access a series of settings: VOICE ,
MUSIC, THEATR E and P ER SONAL.
To turn on or off the OS D (On -S cree n
Display).
To s elect function in OS D.
To mov e th e c u rs o r up /do wn /rig ht/le ft
to s cro ll throu gh a lis t of opti on s
C urs or right
To a cces s the s ub -me nus
and adjust the s e ttings with
cursor left
Cursor down
To s e lect the ne x t item on
the menu, a nd return to
last item with c urs or up
To a djus t the sound level
To disable sound. To restore sound,
pres s button a ga in.
9
Closed
Caption
To disable or enable closed caption
function
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10 S ound mode
Previous
11
progra mme
SelectingTV
12
progra mme s
PC/TV mode
13
selection
Smartpicture
14
controls
Numerical
15
keys
C ontrol and Inputs
To choose MONO, S TE RE O and S AP
nd
audio programme) S ound system
(2
To a c ces s the la s t cha nne l viewed
To move up or down a progra mme .
T h e number, ( the name) and the sound
mode are displayed for a few s econds.
To s ele ct P C or TV mode .
To selectyour desired picture setting
from 5 s e ttings : MO V IE S , S P OR T S ,
WE AK S IGNAL, MULTIMEDIA and
PER SONAL.
For direct a ccess to channel. For a 2digit c ha nne l numbe r, the 2
be entered before the dash disappears.
nd
digit must
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Press buttonR es ult on S creen
Display or exit Teletext. The main
index pag e pres e nts a list of
On/OffTeletext
1
S e le c ting a Tele text
pa ge
2
subjects to which you haveaccess.
E a ch s ubjec t has a corres ponding
page number ( a lwa ys 3 digits ) .
Note: If selected T V channel does
not broa dc a s t Telete x t, P 100 is
displa yed and the sc reen rema ins
bla c k. E xit Tele text mode and
choos e another T V c ha nne l.
Keyinthe required Teletextpage (3
digits) . T he pa ge number is
displa yed in the top le ft-ha nd c orne r
of the s cre en. W he n the Teletext
pa ge is loca ted, the c ounter s tops
searching. If the counter keeps
s e a rc hing, it mea ns that the pa ge is
not a va ila ble for s elec tion. If yo u
make a mistake when keying in the
page number, y ou have to finis h
keying in the 3-digit numbe r before
re-keying the correct page number.
16 O S D
17 S ta ndby
18 S leep timer
Us ing the Teletext (for a reas where teletext s ervic e is available)
Tele text is an information sy s tem broa dca s t by ce r ta in T V channe ls .
Itcan be cons ulted in the same way as a news paper. It also provides
subtitles for the hard of hea ring or peo ple who a re unfamiliar with the
broa dca s t langua ge (c a ble T V n e twork, s a te llite cha nnels , etc. ).
To s how OS D s ta tus
To s et the T V temporarily to S TA N DB Y
mode . P re s s the butto n aga in to r e turn
to ON .
(T he amber lightindica tes s when se t is
in s tan dby mode)
To s e le c t the pe riod of time a fter which
the s et will a uto ma tic a ll y s witch to
standby mode ( up to 180 minutes)
Access ing a Teletext
pa ge
P r e s s the C U R S O R UP button to
3
Direct Access to an
item or corresponding
pa ge s
4
Press buttonR es ult on S creen
Mix
5
Enlarge
6
displa y the pre vious pa ge an d the
C U R S O R D O W N button to displa y
the next page.
T he 4-colour buttons allow you to
access directly an item or
corresponding pages .
Allo ws y o u to s u pe rimpos e the
Te letext pa ge ove r the T V
programme. P ress the button a
s e c ond time to re turn to Tele te x t
pa ge only.
P re s s the button onc e to enlarge
and view the top half of the page.
P r e s s the bu tton a s econd time to
enla rg e and view the botto m ha lf of
the pa ge . P re s s the button a th ir d
time to retur n to no rma l s iz e page .
Main Index
7
Press thebuttontoreturntothe
main index (generally on page 100).
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OS D Us er Mode
PC Mode
Icon
Menu N ame
and S ub -
menus
EXIT
INP U T
SELECT
Description
T his is use d to e xit out of the Main me nu. .
S ele ct video s ource for ma in dis play:
P C AN ALO G : P C VGA input
PC DIGITAL: PC DIGITAL input
TV TUNER : Antenna or cable TV input
EXT: Scartinput
C OMP O S I TE : C ompos ite video input
S-VIDEO: S-video input
COMPONENT: Componentvideo input
S elec t your pre ferred function.
EXIT: Exit this menu
T R E B L E : A dju s ta ble from 0 to 1 0 0
BASS: Adjustable from0 to 100
BAL AN C E : Adjustable from 0 to 100
V O L U ME : Ad jus ta b le f rom 0 to 1 0 0
SIZE &
POSITION
P ositioning move s the vie wing a rea a round on the monitor
screen.
EXIT: Exitthis menu
H.P OS IT IO N /V.P O S IT ION: When making changes to either
the 'H or iz on tal ' o r 'V e rti ca l' s e tting s , the im a ge will s imply be
shifted in response to your s election/change.
Minimum is '0' (
4: 3 AS P E C T R ATIO : S elect 4:3 image dis pla y
FUL L S C R E E N: S elect full screen (16:9) image displa y
Toadjustthe image settings.
EXIT: Exit this menu
AU T O AD J U S T : P res s to s e le c t a u tomati c a dj us tme n t .
PHAS E :Usethe
). Maximum is '100' ( ).
NOTE :
1. When operating in DV I mode, the
pos ition ing a dju s tme nts are n ot a va i la ble .
2. The 4:3 As pect R a tio and F ull S creen
items a re not a vailable in WXG A 1280x768
modes .
andbuttons to adjust from 0 to 100.
AUDIO
SU R R OU ND: ON/OFF
MUT E : ON/OF F
AUDIO SOUR C E : Only in P C TV/VIDEO mode
POWER SAVING:ON/OFF
IMAGIN G
SETTINGS
PIXEL CLOCK :Use the
100.
N ote : O p er a ting i n D V I m ode , the P ixe l C loc k
and P has e a djustments a re not ava ilable.
andbutto ns to a dju s t fro m 0 to
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OS D User Mode
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COLOR
SETTINGS
C olor S ettings a dj us ts the c ol or te mper ature .
EXIT: Exitthis menu
NAT U R E CO L O R : E quiva lent to original pane l c olor.
NOR MAL CO LO R : 6500K (S ame as sR G B ) defaultfrom
FACTO R Y
BL UE PR E S E T: E quivalentto 9300K
R E D PR E S E T: E quivalentto 5700K
US E R PR E S E T: Adjustred, green, blue three colors from 0 to
100.
LANGUAGE
FACTOR Y
RESET
L a ngu a ge s e ts the O S D to d is pl ay in one of the f ive or s ix
langua ge s provided. T ha t is, E nglis h, S pa nis h, F renc h,
G erma n, Ita lian (n o t av a ila ble in NA F TA model) a nd S implifie d
Chinese(China models only).
R e s e t the s e ttin gs to th e fa c tor y de fa u lt va lu es .
EXIT: Exitthis menu
POSITIONSETTINGS ONLY:Resume positionsetting to
fac tory defa ult.
COL OR SE TT INGS ONLY:Res ume color settingto factory
defa ult.
All S E TT INGS :Load all factory defaultsettings.
OSD
SE TTING S
E a c h time the O S D ope ns , it dis play s in the sa me loc ation on
the s cr ee n. 'O S D S e ttin gs ' ( ho rizo nta l/v er tic a l) prov ide s co ntro l
ov er th is loc a tion .
EXIT: Exit this menu
HOR IZO NTAL: Adjustable from 0 to 100.
VE R T IC AL: Adjustable from 0 to 100.
OS D HO L D T I ME : T he O S D s tays active for a s long a s it is in
use. The range of time setting is from5 to 60 seconds.
OSD LOCK: Controls user access to adjustments. S howkey
icon afters electing lock.
PICTURE IN
PICTURE
Adjust picture in picture preferences.
S IZE : T urn off and se t the s ize of P I P. U s e rs can chos e your
preferred s ize.
OF F
SMALL
ME D IU M
LAR GE
H PO S IT ION : Adjust theHorizontal position of P IP.
V P OS IT IO N: Adjust the Vertical position of P IP.
VIDEO SOURCE :Selectvideo source ofPIP:
EXIT
TV TUNER
EXT
COMPOSITE VIDEO
S-VIDEO
COMPONENT VIDEO
Note: W hen the OS D is loc k e d, pres s ing
the m e nu bu tton a ga in a n d it w ill ta k e
user to OS D LOC K menu. P ress (+) to
unlock and allow user access toall
applic able s e ttings .
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OS D Us er Mode
Audio /Video Mode
E xit from this menu.
EXIT
Us e up a nd down arrow button to highlight the "IN P UT S E L E C T ".
S elec t video s ource for main dis pla y:
P C ANAL OG : PC VGA input
PC DIGITAL: PC DIGITAL input
T V TU NE R : Antenna or ca ble T V input
EXT: Scartinput
C O MP O S I TE : C omposite v ideo input
S-VIDEO: S-videoinput
COMPONENT: Component videoinput
INP U T
SELECT
PICTURE
Adjust picture characteristics to suit personal preference.
EXIT: Exit fromthis menu
B R IG H T NE S S : A dju s ta ble from 0 to 1 00
CONTRAST: Adjustable from 0 to 100
COLOR: Adjustable from 0 to 100
S HAR P NE S S : Adjustable from 0 to 100
T INT : No t a va ilable in component input in all mode ls .
Adjustable from 0 to 100
HOR IZONTAL S HIF T: Adjustable from 0 to 100
C OL OR T E MP : S elect from Normal, Cool or Warm by "-" and "+"
buttons.
LANGUAGE
Setlanguage for OSD.
There are 6 languages of OS D display.
ENGLISH
DE UT S C H
ITA L IAN O
AUDIO
NOTE :
1. "TINT " is not a vaila ble in c ompone nt input in a ll
models .
2. "TINT " is ava ilable in N AF T A model only.
3. "H OR S H IF T" only function in c ompone nt input.
Adjust a udio characteristics to suit personal preference.
EXIT: Exit fromthis menu.
TR E B L E : Adjustable from 0 to 100
B A S S : A dj us ta bl e fr om 0 to 1 00
BAL AN C E : Adjustable from 0 to 100
VO LU ME : Adjus table from 0 to 100
SURROUND: SwitchSurroundSoundOn/Off
MUT E : S witch Mute On/ Off
NO T E : I n AP /C hina models , S implified
Chinese is supported.
OS D LO C K : S how key icon after selecting lock.
LIGHT SE NS OR :Push the
Sensor function.
VIDE O MODE : S et the s creen s caling mode to s uitpersona l
preference:
buttons to to ggle Light
S TANDAR D MODE
4:3
FULL SCREEN
NONLINE AR SC ALING
PAR E NTAL
CONTR OLS
1) W hen users first enter the PAR E NTAL C ONT R O LS , the
s c re e n will sh o w the window a s king us e r k e y in the c o de .
2) U s e rs will s ee the window "Acc es s code" when they enter
this fu nc tio n.
EXIT
LOCK
CHANGE CODE
CLEAR ALL
FACTO R Y
RESET
3) E n ter Ma s ter code"0 7 11" twice or th e c ode ente r ed in
step 1.
R es et the s e tting to def a ult v a lues .
N O : K eep the s e tting a s c urre nt.
Y E S : L oad fa c tor y s e tting
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OS D Us er Mode
TV Mode
EXIT
INP U T
SELECT
E xit from this menu
S ele ct video s ource for ma in displa y:
PC ANAL OG : P C V G A input
PC DIGITAL: PC DIGITAL input
TV TUNER : Antenna orcable TV input
EXT: Scartinput
C OMP O S IT E : Compo site vide o input
S-VIDEO: S-videoinput
COMPONENT: Component videoinput
AUDIO
LANGUAGE
Adjust a udio characteristics to suit personal preference.
EXIT: Exitfrom this menu.
T R E B L E : A dju s tab le fr om 0 to 100
B A S S : A dj us ta ble from 0 to 1 00
BALANCE: Adjustable from0 to100
V O L U ME : A dju s ta ble f rom 0 to 1 0 0
S UR R O UN D: S witch S urround S ound O n/ Off
MUT E : Switch Mute On/ O ff
Set language forOS D.
There are 6 languages of O S D display.
ENGLISH
DE UT S C H
ITA L IAN O
PICTUR E
Adjust picture characteristics to s uitpersonal preference.
EXIT: Exitfrom this menu
BRIGHTNESS: Adjustable from0 to 100
C O N T R A S T : A djus ta bl e fr om 0 to 1 0 0
CO L O R : Adjustable from 0 to 100
SHARPNESS: Adjustable from0 to 100
T INT: Not a va ilable in compo nent input.
Adjustable from 0 to 100
C OL OR TE MP : Se lect from Norma l, C ool or Warm by "-"
and "+" buttons .
NOTE :
1. "T I NT " is not ava ilable in com ponent input
in all models.
2. "T I NT " is a vaila ble in NAF T A mo del only.
SPECIAL
FEATURES
Ac tiv a te s pe ci a l co ntro l fea tu re s :
EXIT: Exitfromthis menu.
S LE E P T IME R : Slide ba r to s ele ct
off/15/30/60/90/120/150/180.
OS D LOC K: Show key icon after s electing lock.
LIGHT S E N S OR : Push the
S ens or function.
VIDEO MODE: Set the screenscaling mode to suit personal
preference:
butto ns to to ggl e L ig ht
S TANDAR D MODE
4: 3
FULL SCREEN
NO NLINE AR SCAL ING
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PARE NTAL
CONTROLS
OS D User Mode
1) W hen users first enterthe PAR E NTAL CO NTR OL , the
s c ree n will s how the win do w a s kin g us er ke y in the c o de .
2) Us ers will s ee the window" A cce ss code" when they e nter
this fou nda tion.
EXIT
LOC K
CHANGE CODE
CLEAR ALL
SETUP
MANU AL
STORE:
CHANNE L
SKIP:
CHANNE L
SWAP:
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SETUP
3) E nter Mas ter code "0711" twic e or the code entered in
step 1.
SYSTEM:
FACTOR Y
RESET
R e s e t the s etting to de fa ult v alue s .
N O: K e e p the s etti ng a s cur re nt.
YES: Load factory setting
CHANNEL
SEARCH:
NO T E : T he S Y S T E M item is only a va ilable in We s tern
Europe model.
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Warning Message
A warning mes s a ge may appear on the s creen indica ting the L C D
Monitor T V current s tatus.
When user sees this warning message, it
means that the LCD Monitor TV is in
adjustment process.
A warning message may appear on the screen
indicating that the LCD Monitor TV is out of
sync range.
S elf-Tes t F eature C hec k (ST F C )
Your the L C D Mo nitor T V wh e n us e d a s a computer dis pla y through
DV I and/or V G A c onnec tion provides a s e lf-test feature that allows you
to check whe th e r your the L C D M onitor T V is func tio ni ng properly. If
your the LC D Monitor T V and computer are properly connected but the
LC D Monitor TV s cre en remains da rk, run the LC D Monitor T V s elf-tes t
by performing the following s teps :
1. Turn off both your computer and the L C D Monitor TV.
2.Unplugthevideocablefromthebackofthecomputer.Toensure
proper S elf-Tes t opera tion, remove both Digital(white connector) a nd
the A nalog(blue connector) cables from the back of computer.
3. T ur n on the L C D M on ito r T V.
T he floating 'P hilips - s e lf-test F eature C he ck' dialog box s hould
appea r on- s cree n (aga inst a black background) if the LC D Monitor T V
cannot sense a video s igna l and is working correctly. While in s elf-test
mode, the power LE D re ma ins green and the s e lf-tes t pa ttern will s croll
through the sc reen continua lly.
See Specifications for the Horizontal and
Vertical frequency ranges addressable by this
the LCD Monitor TV. Recommended mo de is
1280x 768 @ 60Hz.
This message means that there is no video
input signal.
The LCD Monitor TV is in a power saving mode
(in PC mode).
T his box als o a ppea rs during normal s ystem ope ra tion if t he video
cable becomes disconnected or damaged.
4. Turn off your the L C D Monitor TV a nd rec onnect the video ca ble;
then turn on both your compute r a nd the L C D Monitor TV. If your the
LC D Monitor TV scre en re mains blank after you use t he pre vious
procedure, check your video controller and computer system; your
LC D Monitor TV is functioning properly.
The main OSD menu is unlocked.
The main OSD menu is locked.
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Troubles hooting
C ommon P r oblems
T h e following table conta ins ge ne ra l inform a tion a bou t com mon L C D T V proble ms you migh t en c ou nte r.
C O MMON S Y MP T O MS
No V ide o/ P owe r L E D off
WHAT YOU E XPER IENCE
No picture, L CD T V is dead
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
C he c k connec tion integrity at both e nds of the vide o c a ble
E le c tric outle t veri f ic a tion
E ns ure power button depres s e d fully
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No V ide o/ P owe r L E D on
PoorFocus
S ha k y /J i tte ry V id e o
Missing Pixels
Stuck-onPixels
B rightnes s P ro blems
G e ome tric Dis tortion
No picture or no brightness
P ic ture is fuzzy, blurry or ghos ting
Wavy picture or fine movement
LCD screen has s pots
LCD screen has brightspots
P ic ture too dim or too bright
S c re en not ce ntere d corre c tly
Inc re a s e brightnes s & c ontras t controls
Perform LC D TV self-test feature check
C he c k for bent or broke n pins
P u s h Au to adjus t bu tton
Adjus t P ha s e and C loc k c ontrols via O S D
E limin a te vide o e x te ns ion cable s
P e rform L C D TV res e t
L owe r vide o re s olution or inc re a s e font s iz e
Push Auto Adjust button
Adjus t P ha s e and C loc k c ontrols via O S D
P e rform L C D TV res e t
C he ck environmenta l fa c tors
R e loca te and te s t in othe r roo m
Cycle poweron-off
These are pixels that are permanently off andis a natural defect that
occurs in LC D technology
Cycle poweron-off
T he s e are pixe ls that a re permane ntly on a nd is a na tural de fec t that
occurs in LC D technology
P e rform L C D TV res e t
Push Auto Adjust button
Adjus t brightness & c ontra s t controls
N ote : W h e n o pe ra tin g in D V I mode, the co ntr a s t adju s tment is not
available.
P e rform L C D TV res e t on "P os ition S ettings O nly"
P us h a uto-adjus t button
Adju s t th e ce n te ring co ntr ols
EnsureLCDTV is inpropervideomode
Note: Whe n ope ra ting in D V I mode, the pos itioning adjus tments are
not a v a ila ble.
Horizontal/Vertical Lines
Sync Problems
LC D S cratched
S a fe ty R ela te d Is s ue s
Inte rmitte n t P roble m s
S creen has one or more lines
S c re e n is s c r a mble d or appea rs torn
S creen has scratches or s mudges
Visible signs ofsmoke orsparks
LCD TV malfunctions on & off
P e rform L C D TV res e t
Push Auto Adjust button
Adjus t P ha s e and C loc k c ontrols via O S D
Perform LC D TV self-test feature check and determine if thes e lines
are also in self-test mode
C he c k for bent or broke n pins
Note: Whe n ope ra ting in D V I mode, the P ixe l C loc k and P ha s e
adjustments are not available.
P e rform L C D TV res e t
Push Auto Adjust button
Adjus t P ha s e and C loc k c ontrols via O S D
Perform LC D TV self-test feature check to determine if scrambled
screen appears in self-testMode
C he c k for bent or broke n pins
Bootup in the"safe mode"
Turn LC D T V off and clean the screen
Do not perform any troubles hooting steps
L C D T V ne e ds to be r e pla c e d
EnsureLCDTV is inpropervideomode
E nsure video cable connectionto computer andto the flat panelis
secure
P e rform L C D TV res e t
Perform LC D TV self-test feature check to determine if the
intermittent proble m o c c urs in s e lf- tes t mode
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T V a n d A u dio P roblem s
C O MMON
S Y MP T O MS
PoorTV signal reception
Troubleshooting
WHAT YOU E XPER IENCEPOS SIBL E S OLUTIONS
Abnormal picture seen from the screen
T h e proximity of mo unta in s or high buildin gs ma y be re s pon s ible for
ghos t pictures , echoing or s ha dows . In this c a s e , try manually
adjusting your pictures: see 'fine tuning' or adjustthe directionof
the outside aerial. For Asia users in non-NTS C area: Does your
antenna ena ble you to rec e ive broadca s ts in this fre que ncy range
UHF or V HF band)? In the eventof difficultreception (s nowy
pi c tu re s ) switc h the NR o n th e P I C T U R E me nu to ON.
No T V picture
No sound
Video Problems
C O MMON S Y MP T O MS
No Video
L ow Q ua lity D V D play ba c k
No sound
R e mote C ontrol P roblems
REMOTE CONTROL
PROBLEMS
R e mote control does not
work pr ope rly
ProductSpecificProblems
S P E C IF IC S Y MP T OMS
Screenimage is tooSmall
C a nnot adjus t the LC D
T V with the buttons on
the front pa nel
No picture whe n T V input wa s s e lec ted
No s ound output whe n a program with
sound was playing
WHAT YOU E XPER IENCE
No signa l indic a tor is dis pla ye d.
P icture not crisp and some color
Dis tortion
S e e video but no a udio
WHAT YOU E XPER IENCE
No response fromLCD T V when
remote is pressed
WHAT YOU S EE
Image is cente red on screen, but
does notfill entire viewing area
OS D doe s not a ppea r on the s c re en
Ha ve you c onnected the aerial socke t properly? Have you chose n
the right s ys te m? P oorly c onne c ted S C A R T C a ble s or a e ria l
s oc ke ts a re ofte n the c a us e of picture or s ound problems
(s ome times the connectors can be come half disconne c ted if the
LC D T V s e t is move d or turned) . C he c k a ll c onne ctions .
E ns ure tha t the a udio cable s a re fir ml y connected to both the au dio
input c onnec tors on your L C D TV and a udio output c onnec tors on
your P C or Video player.
If on ce rtain T V cha nne ls you rec e ive a picture but no s o und, this
mea ns that you do not ha v e the c orre c t T V s ys tem. Modify the
SYSTEM setting.
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
C heck Video Input S election
C ompo s ite: Ye llow c olore d R C A ja c k
S - V ide o: Typic a lly a rou nd 4 pin ja c k
Component: Typically 3RCAjacks ofGreen,RedandBlue.
Check DVD connection
C ompo s ite giv e s good pic ture
S -Video gives better picture
C omponentgives best picture
Check ifTV volume is turnoff ofmuted
Connect the audio cable s ecurely
Audio ca ble is c o nne c ted in c or re c tly
Ve rify tha t the a udio sou rc e is se le c te d c or re c tly in the OS D
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
P oint the remote c ontrol directly a t the remote s e ns or on the L C D T V
R eplace bothbatteries withnew onesl
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
P e rform L C D TV res e t on "All S e ttings"
Turn the L C D T V off a nd unplug the power cord a nd then plug bac k
andpower on
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F ailure Mode of LC D Panel
Quick reference for failure mode of L C D panel
T his pag e pres e nts problems that could be made by LC D pa ne l. It is
not nec e s s a ry to r e pair c ir c uit board. S imply follow the Me c h a nic a l
ins truction o n this ma nu a l to e limina te fa ilure by replac e LC D pa n e l
or ba c klight tubes .
F ailure des c riptionP henome non
P ola riz er has bubbles
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..
Vertical block defect
Ve rtica l dim line s
Ve rtica l line s defect
(Always brightor dark
Horizontal block defect
P ola riz er has bubbles
... .
F ore ign ma teria l ins ide
polariz e r. I t s h o ws line a r or
dot s h a pe.
)
C onc e n tric circle fo r m e d
Ho r iz ontal dim lines
Ho r iz onta l line s de fec t
(Always brightor dark)
Has bright or dark pixel
Brightpixel
.
.
..
..
Dark pixel
.
.
.
.
.
.
B ottom ba ck light of L C D is
brighter than norma l
B acklight un-uni fo r mity
B ac klight has foreign ma teria l.
B lack or white color, linea r or
circular type
... .
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Definitionof PixelDefects
0. General
This section explains the different types of pixel defects and
defines acceptable defect levels of each type. In order to qualify
for repair or replacement under warranty, the number of pixel
defects on a TFT LCD panel must exceed these acceptable levels.
1. Definition of Pixels and Subpixels
A pixel, or picture element , is composed of three subpixels in the
primary colors of red, green and blue. Many pixels together from
an image. When all subpixels of a pixel are lit, the three colored
subpixels together appear as a single white pixel. When all are
dark, the three colored subpixels together appear as a single black
pixel. Other combinations of lit and dark subpixels appear as
single pixels of other colors.
Subpixel
Subpixel
Subpixel
Pixel
2. Types of Pixel Defects
Pixel and subpixel defects appear on the screen in different ways.
Bright dot defects
Bright dot defects appear as pixels or subpixels that are always lit
or "on"”. These are the types of bright dot defects:.
3. Pixel Defect Tolerances
In order to qualify for repair or replacement due to pixel defects
during the warranty period, a TFT LCD panel in a P HILIPS flat
panel monitor must have pixel or subpixel defects exceeding the
tolerances listed in the following tables.
BRIGHT DOT DEFECTSACCEPT ABLE LEVEL
MODEL
1 lit sub pixel3 or fewer
2 adjacent lit sub pixels0
3 adjacent lit sub pixels
(one white pixel)
Distance between two
bright dot defects*
Total bright dot defects of
all types
BLACK DOT DEFECTSACCEPT ABLE LEVEL
MODEL
1 dark sub pixel5 or fewer
2 adjacent dark sub pixels1 or fewer
3 adjacent dark sub pixels0
L42W...
0
25 mm or more
2 or fewer
L42W...
One lit red, green or blue subpixel
Two adjacent lit subpixels:
- Red + B lue = P urple
- Red + G reen = Yellow
- Green + B lue = Cyan (Light Blue)
Three adjacent lit subpixels
(One white pixel)
Black dot defects
Black dot defects appear as pixels or subpixels that are always
dark or "off"”TThese are the types of black dot defects:
For the complete execution of the adjustment monitor, the following equipments have to be used:
a) Video Generator or PC with Graphic Board used to feed the appropriated timings and patterns to the monitors via D-SUB input and DVI
input
c) Minolta color analyzer CA210 for the measurement of the Colour Temperature and the Brightness.
d) Infra-Red RC5 Remote Control for making all the adjustments.
e) A PC with a communication program just like Docklight, a free serial port with an RS-232 cable connected to it and to the panel, and the
WinI
f) SP program
• PRELIMINARY SET UP
2 Pick-up the monitor without the back cover mounted.
3 Connect the Mains Plug to the Main Socket and supply the monitor with 230Vac.
4 Connect the PC to D-SUB input, connect the RS232 cable from PC to the serial input.
5 Switch-On the monitor.
6 Check the serial communication via Docklight sending the command: ESC$000E; and check for the right answer: ESC%00000;
7 Disable the remote control sending the command ESC$000MRC00; and wait for the ACK
8 Check the IO board fi rmware release sending the command: ESC$000MFW; (1.04 or greater)
9 Check the ISP (In System Programming) function sending the command ESC$000MPM; no answer is to be expected, to verify the
correctness of the command just type a “U” and check for a double echo
10 Switch OFF and then ON the panel
11 Launch the WinISP program from the PC, program the STATUS BYTE to 00, writing 00 in the STATUS BYTE box and pressing the WRITE
button
12 Switch OFF and then ON the panel with the main power switch and check that serial commands work fi ne sending an ESC$000E;.
• EEPROM PRESET
1 Disable the remote control sending the command ESC$000MRC00; and wait for the ACK
2 Reset the operating hours: ESC$000DRH; and wait for the ACK
3 Check the hours: ESC$000MOH; and wait for the correct answer: ESC%MOH000000; If the answer is not correct repeat point 2 and 3
4 Set temperature low threshold: ESC$000MTL28; (40°C) and wait for the ACK
5 Check temperature low threshold: ESC$000MTL?; and wait for ESC%000MTL28; If the answer is not correct repeat point 4 and 5
6 Set temperature high threshold: ESC$000MTH3C; (60°C) and wait for the ACK
7 Check temperature high threshold: ESC$000MTH?; and wait for ESC%000MTH3C; If the answer is not correct repeat point 6 and 7
8 Check the actual temperature value: ESC$000MTC; and wait for the answer ESC%000MTCxx; where xx shall be the ambient temperature (HEX typical value from 0F to 24) otherwise check the temperature sensor (maybe is damaged).
9 Set monitor as slave: ESC$000DMT00; and wait for the ACK
10 Check monitor type: ESC$000DMT?; and wait for ESC%000DMT00; If the answer is not correct repeat point 9 and 10
11 Set LED status: ESC$000MLG00; and wait for the ACK
12 Check LED status: ESC$000MLG?; and wait for ESC%000MLG00; If the answer is not correct repeat point 11 and 12
13 Set Keyboard status: ESC$000MKA00; and wait for the ACK
14 Check Keyboard status: ESC$000MKA?; and wait for ESC%000MKA00; If the answer is not correct repeat point 13 and 14
15 Set Fan presence: ESC$000MFP00; and wait for the ACK
16 Check Fan presence: ESC$000MFP?; and wait for ESC%000MFP00; If the answer is not correct repeat point 15 and 16
17 Set Auto reset: ESC$000MPD06; and wait for the ACK
18 Check Auto reset: ESC$000MPD?; and wait for ESC%000MPD06; If the answer is not correct repeat point 17 and 18
19 Load light table: ESC$000DLI; and wait for the ACK
20 Enable light sensor I/O: ESC$000MAS01; and wait for the ACK
21 Check light sensor I/O: ESC$000MAS?; and wait for ESC%000MAS01; If the answer is not correct repeat point 20 and 21
22 Check the ambient light value: ESC$000MMS0A; and wait for the answer ESC%000MMSxx; where xx shall be the ambient light (HEX
typical value from 01 to 0A) otherwise check the light sensor (maybe is damaged).
23 Light the sensor at about 1,000lx and check again the light value: ESC$000MMS0A; and wait for the answer ESC%000MMSxx; where xx
shall be the new light source value (HEX typical value from AA to FF) otherwise check the light sensor (maybe is damaged).
24 Set Business Solution fl ag: ESC$000MBS01; and wait for the ACK
25 Disable the remote control sending the command ESC$000MRC00; and wait for the ACK
26 Check Business Solution fl ag: ESC$000MBS?; and wait for ESC%000MBS01; If the answer is not correct repeat point 24,25 and 26
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• PRELIMINARY SET-UP
1. Perform about 20min of warm-up switching on the monitor, setting it to PC analog input with no signal attached and pressing L and R button
simultaneously on the keypad to enter the aging page (a white page with fl ying R,G,B OSD)
2. Then connect a Video Generator or a PC to D-SUB
• PC-VGA MODE ADJUSTMENT
1. Use the Video Generator or PC with Graphic Board set the native timing 1366 x 768 @ 60 Hz (Native Timing 1 see Appendix 2 for details)
and the SMPTE pattern.
2. Press the “Menu” key on RC; the OSD menu appears on the screen.
3. Press the “W” arrow key in order to enter in “Image Setting” menu.
4. Press the “W” until the “Auto Adjust”and press “Menu” to get an autoadjust.
5. Visually check the quality of video image:
The position on the screen must be centred in both horizontal and vertical direction.
6. Generate the Pixel On-Off pattern and verify that the Pixel Clock and Phase are correct, if not manually adjust the Pixel Clock and Phase
entering the “Image Setting” menu in the OSD.
7. Store the geometry and values using the following command via RS232:
ESC$000GST01; and wait for the ACK
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8. Send the following timings by Video Generator or PC with Graphic Board:
DOS: 640x400 60Hz;
VESA: 640x480 60Hz; VGA.
VESA: 800x600 60Hz S-VGA.
VESA: 1024x768 60Hz XGA.
1280x768 @ 60Hz (See Appendix 1 Detailed Timing / Descriptor Block 1 for details)
9. For each of these timings, implements an AUTOADJUST command and verify the appropriate geometry in horizontal and vertical direction;
10. Use the Video Generator or PC with Graphic Board set the native timing 1366 x 768 @ 60 Hz (Native Timing 2 see Appendix 2 for details)
and the SMPTE pattern.
11. Press, on the local keyboard, both “left” and “right” buttons for 10sec: ( don’t care about the AUTOADJUST window) The OSD is in factory
preset mode. Verify the presence of red label: 420WA VIDEO V0.01.1 20041112
12. Press the “Menu” key on RC; the OSD menu appears on the screen.
13. Press the “W” arrow key in order to enter in “Image Setting” menu.
14. Press the “W” until the “Auto Adjust”and press “Menu” to get an autoadjust.
15. Visually check the quality of video image:
The position on the screen must be centred in both horizontal and vertical direction.
16. Generate the Pixel On-Off pattern and verify that the Pixel Clock and Phase are correct, if not manually adjust the Pixel Clock and Phase
entering the “Image Setting” menu in the OSD.
17. Select in “Color Setting” menu “NATURAL COLOR”
18. Select the red words area then press “Menu” and enter the “Factory adjust” menu.
19. Generate a fi ve white boxes pattern and select “AUTO-SUB”
20. Select in “Color Setting” menu “NORMAL COLOR”
21. Generate the White Page pattern 20% video level, Set BRIGHTNESS to 100, GAIN R G B to respectively 135, 125, 105 adjust OFFSET R G B to get a brightness value between 10 cd/m2 and 14cd/m2 and the following colour coordinates:
x = 313 ± 15
y = 329 ± 15
22. Generate the White Page pattern 100% video level, adjust GAIN R G B to get a brightness value between 390 cd/m2 and 410cd/m2 and
the following colour coordinates:
x = 313 ± 15
y = 329 ± 15
23. Select in “Color Setting” menu “BLUE PRESET”
24. Adjust in “Factory adjust” menu GAIN R G B to get a brightness value between 390 cd/m2 and 410cd/m2 and the following colour coor-
dinates:
x = 283 ± 15
y = 298 ± 15
25. Select in “Color Setting” menu “RED PRESET”
26. Adjust in “Factory adjust” menu GAIN R G B to get a brightness value between 390cd/m2 and 410cd/m2 and the following colour coor-
dinates:
x = 332 ± 15
y = 348 ± 15
27. Select in “Color Setting” menu “NORMAL COLOR”
28. Generate the Raster page ( 0% video level ) and measure a brightness value less than 1.3 cd/m2
29. Set in “Factory adjust” menu “SUB-CON” to 75 and in “main controls” menu “Contrast” to 90
30. Adjust the “Brightness” in order to get a value between 340 ÷ 360 cd/m2
31. Switch off and switch on the monitor with lateral stand by button to exit from “Factory adjust” menu.
32. Disable remote control through the command ESC$000MRC00; and wait for the ACK
33. Store the geometry and picture value using the following commands via RS232:
ESC$000GST00; and wait for the ACK
ESC$000PST00; and wait for the ACK
34. Activate the ABC function through the following command
ESC$000MAS01; and wait for the ACK
ESC$000MLS01; and wait for the ACK
35. Display a white page, set the backlight to its max. value: ESC$000MPBFF; and wait for the ACK
36. Verify, after a few seconds, a brightness value greater than 300cd/m2
37. Display a white page, set the backlight to its min. value: ESC$000MPB00; and wait for the ACK
38. The brightness will decrease, verify, after a few seconds, a brightness value less than 200cd/m2
39. Disable the light sensor: ESC$000MLS00; and wait for the ACK
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40. Enable remote control through the command ESC$000MRC01; and wait for the ACK
Test time:
Test time 3 seconds1 second3 seconds(min.)
(min.)Resistance
required:
T ripset at 100 uA5 mA<=0.09+R ohm,
currentfor Max.R is the
(Tester)limitation; setresistance of
at 0.1 uA forthe mains cord.
Min. limitation
Rampset at 2
timeseconds
2.2.1 The test with AC voltage is only for production purpose,
S erv ice center s ha ll use DC voltage.
(C henHwa 9032 tester)
Vide o c a b le
C onne c t the "video cable"
or "grounding s cre w"
to the C L IP on your tes ter.
Grounding screw
Connectthe powercord
to the monitor.
2.2.2 The minimum test duration for Quality Control Inspector
must be 1 minute. No breakdown during the test.
2.2.3 The test voltage must be maintained within the specified
voltage + 5%.
2.2.4 The grounding blade or pin of mains plug must be
conducted with accessible metal parts.
Power outlet
(R ear view of monitor)
4. R ecording
Hipot and Ground Continuity testing records have to be kept for
a period of 10 years.
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Video Card
A/D Alignment Kits - Analog connection
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
A/D Alignment Kits - Digital connection
DDC Ins tructions
G eneral
DDC Data R e-programming
In c as e the DD C data memory I C or ma in E E P R O M which storage all
fa c tor y s etting s we re re pla c e d due to a def ect, th e s eria l nu mb ers ha ve
to be re -progra mmed.
It is advised to re-soldered DDC IC and main E E P R O M from the old
board onto the ne w board if c ircuit board ha ve been replaced, in this
ca s e the DDC data does not nee d to be re-progra mmed.
Additional information
Additiona l information a bout D DC ( Dis pla y Data C ha nnel) may be
obtained from V ideo E lectronics S tandards Ass ociation (V E S A).
E xtended Dis pla y I dentification D ata(E DID) information ma y be a lso
obtained from VE S A .
DDC EDID s tructure
F or Ana log interfa c e: S tandard Ve rsion 3 .0
StructureVersion 1.2
F or D igital inferface: S tanda rd Vers ion 3 .0
StructureVersion 1.3
S y s tem and equipment requirements
1. An i4 86 (or above ) pers ona l computer or compatible.
2. Microsoft operation system Windows 95/98.
3. E D ID301.E X E program (3138 106 10103) a s shown in F ig. 1
4. A/D Alignment kits (3138 106 10079):
inclus ion : a . Alignme nt box x 1 ( as Fig. 2 )
Fig. 2
Note: The a lignmentbox has already build-in a batteries s ocket for
using batteries (9V ) a s power s ource. P ull out the socketby
remove four s crews at the rea r of box. Pleas e do not forget that
re move ba tterie s a f ter p ro gramming . T he e ne r gy of ba tterie s c a n
only drive c ircuits for a s hort pe riod of time.
To P rinter
DC 8V~12V
Power
indica tor
To Monitor
(D igital port)
A/D A lignment K its - Digital conne ction
Pin assignment
A. 15-pin D-S ub C o nnector
1
6
11
5
10
15
To P rinter
b. Printer c able x1
c. (D-S ub) to (D-S ub) cable x1
Note: T he E D ID301.E XE (R elease Version 1.58 20000818)is a
windows-based program, which cannot be run in MS-DOS .
EDID301. E XE
Ver:1.58
Dis k e tte with E D I D 3 01. E X E
DC 8V~12V
Power
indica tor
A/D Alignment Kits - Ana log c onne ction
Fig. 1
To P rinter
To Monitor
Video C ard
Pin No.
B . DVI-D Connec tor
Assignment
1
R e d vide o input
G reen video input
2
Blue video input
3
Ground
4
No Connected
5
6
Red videoground
Green video ground
7
8
B lue video ground
Pin No.
1
9
17
PinNo. AssignmentPinNo. Assignment
1TMDS D a ta 2-13TMD S D a ta 3+
2TMDSData2+14+5VPower
3T MDS Data 2/4 S hield15G round (+5V)
4TMDSData4-16HotPlugDetect
5TMDS D a ta 4+17T MD S D a ta 0-
6DDCClock18TMDSData0+
7DDC Data19T MDS Data 0/5 S hield
8No connect20T MDS Data 5-
9TMDS D a ta 1-21TMD S D a ta 5+
10TMDS Da ta 1+22T MDS C lock S hield
11T MDS Data 1/3 S hield23T MDS Clock+
12TMDS Da ta 3-24T MDS C lock-
Assignment
9
+5V
Ground
10
Ground
11
12
Serialdata line(SDA)
H.S ync
13
14
V.Sync(VCLK for DDC)
15
Data clock line(S C L )
8
16
24
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1. Configurationand procedure
BDL4211. . .39
DDC Instructions
There are two ICs contained serial number on the circuit board,
Analog Flash ROM IC (7301), and main EEPROM (7302) which
storage all factory settings. Following descriptions are the
connection and procedure for Analog Flash ROM IC , the main
EEPROM can be re-programmed along with Analog IC by
enable factory memory data write function on the DDC
program (EDID301.EXE).
Initialize alignment box
In order to avoid that monitor entering power saving mode due to
sync will cut off by alignment box, it is necessary to initialize
alignment box before running programming software (EDID301.EXE).
Following steps show you the procedures and connection.
Step 1: Supply 8~12V DC power source to the Alignment box by
plugging a DC power cord or using batteries.
Step 2: Connecting printer cable and video cable of monitor as Fig. 1
Step 3: Run the EDID301.EXE program until the main menu appears.
This is for initialize alignment box.
PC
(LTP1)
DC Power
port
8~12 V
~
~
PHILIPS
PC
TP1)
DC Power
card
o video
T
port (L
To printer
8~12 V
Printer
Port
~
~
To
Monitor
To P C
D-sub
PHILIPS
DVI
DVI to D-sub cable
D-sub video cable
Fig. 3
2. DDC re-programminginstructions
Start on DDC program
Start Microsoft Windows.
1. Insert the disk containing EDID301.EXE program into floppy disk
drive.
2. Click, choose Run at start menu of Windows 95/98.
To printer
Printer
Port
To
Monitor
To P C
Fig. 1
D-sub video cable
Re-programming DDC IC
Step 1: After initialize alignment box, connecting all cables and box as
Fig. 2 for analog DDC, Fig.3 for digital DDC
Step 2: Press and hold "Menu" and "Plus" buttons then power on the
monitor.
Step 3: Follow the steps on DDC re-programming instructions to staring
re-programming.
PC
card
To video
port (LTP1)
To printer
DC Power
8~12 V
~
~
To
Monitor
Printer
Port
To P C
PHILIPS
D-sub video cable
Fig. 2
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DDC Ins tructions
3. At th e s ubme nu , typ e the le tter o f y our compu te r' s floppy dis k drive
followed by :E DID301 (for e xample, A:\E DID301.exe, )
as shown in F ig. 4.
Fig. 4
4. C lickbutton. The main menu appears (as shown on Fig. 5).
Co mmand bar
Tools bar
L oa ding DDC data fro m m on itor
1. C lickicon on the tools bar to bring up the C onfigura tion
Setup windows as Fig.6
2. S e lect the DD C 2B a s the c om munic a ti on ch a nn el.
3. E na ble Fac tory me mory data writ e function and fill in page addre ss
F 0 to th e blo ck.
4. D i s a bl e S oftwa r e DD C fun ction .
5. C lickbutton to confirm your s elec tion.
N ote : T h e F a c tor y mem or y da ta wri te fun ction will a llow E D I D 3 0 to
rewrite s erial numbers both Analog D D C IC a nd main E E P R O M
to m a ke sure both S /N a re e xactly the s a me . You ma y co nfi rm the
function by checking the S /N at P roduct information of the OS D
menu a fter restarting the monitor.
Fig. 5
Note:
If the conne ction is improper, you will s e e the following error
mes s age before entering the ma in menu. Mea nwhile, the
(re ad E D ID ) function will be disable . At this time , pleas e make
sure all cable s are connec ted correctly a nd fixedly, and the
Status bar
Fig. 6
6. C lickic o n to re a d DD C E D I D da ta fro m moni tor. T h e E D I D
code s will dis play on s creen as following. (T he E DID c odes are
de pe nd o n th e mod e l. ) Me a n while , T h e sta tus bar will indic a te
00% to 100% when reading.
Fig. 7
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DDC Ins truc tions
BDL4211. . .41
Note:
During the loading, E DID30 will verify the EDID da ta which just
loa de d from monito r be fo re pro ceed any fur the r fu nc tion, on c e the
data structure o f E DID c a n not be recognized, the following error
mes s a ge will a ppear on the s cree n (F ig. 8) . P lea s e confirm
following steps to avoid this mes s a ge .
1. The da ta structure of E DID was incorrect.
2. DDC I C tha t y ou a re trying to loa d da ta is e m pty.
3. Wrong communication channel ha s set a t configuration setup
Windows.
4. C able s loos ed or poor contact of connec tion.
Fig. 8
Modify D DC data (S eria l No.)
1. Clickicononthe tooslbar.
2.C lic ktill the S tep 7 of 9 window appea rs .
3. Type the new S e rial No. (for exa mple , TY 1000813).
4.C lic ktill the las t s tep window appears, then clickto
exit th e S te p wind ow.
L o ad DDC d ata from file
1.C lickfrom the tools ba r.
2.S ele ct the file you want to ope n.
3.C lic k .B utton.
4.Now you can re-programming D D C data which you just loaded
from a file, please be confirmed that model and serial number are
correct and match with the monitor you are trying to re-write.
E x it DDC program
1.C lick file command on the comma nd ba r t hen s e lect E xit.
Wr ite DD C data to mon ito r
1.C lic kic o n from the too ls ba r to s ta rti ng re write DDC da ta .
2.C lic kfor confirma tion.
S av e DDC data a s a file
S ometimes , y ou ma ybe ne e d to s a ve DDC d a ta a s a te xt fi le for us ing
on other DDC c hip. To sa ve DDC da ta, follow the steps below:
1.C lic kicon on the tools ba r and type a file name you like. T he
file format is ddc type which ca n be open by Micros oft W ordP ad.
2.C lic kbutton.
Definition of Serial Number:
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BDL4211. . . 42
DDC Data
**********************************************************************
Ana log E D ID log file
********************************************************************
Vendor/P roduct Identification
ID Manufacturer Name: PH L
ID P roductC ode: 0822 (H E X. )
ID SerialNumber: 1E240(HEX.)
Week of Manufacture: 48
Year of Manufacture: 2003
EDIDVersion, Revision
Version: 1
Revision: 3
B a s ic Displa y P ara me ters /F e a tures
V ideo I nput D e finition : A na log V ideo I nput
0.700V /0. 000V (0. 70Vpp)
without B la nk-to-B la ck S e tup
Separate Sync
wi th out C om po s ite S y nc
without S y nc on G re e n
no S e rra tion required
Maximum H Image S ize: 64
Maximum V Image S ize: 38
Dis pla y T ra ns fe r C ha ra c teris tic : 2. 2 (ga mma )
F e a ture S u ppor t (D P M S ): S tan dby
Suspend
Active Off
Dis pla y Type: R G B color displa y
C olor C ha ra c ter is tics
R e d X coordinate: 0. 63 1
R e d Y coordinate: 0 . 33 9
G re e n X coordinate: 0. 28 2
G re e n Y coordinate: 0 . 5 97
B lue X c oordinate: 0. 14 4
B lue Y c oordinate: 0. 07 6
W hite X c oordina te: 0. 28 4
W hite Y coordinate: 0. 29 5
E s ta blis hed T imings
E s ta blished Timings I: 640 x 480 @ 60Hz (IB M,V G A)
800 x 600 @ 56Hz (V E S A )
800 x 600 @ 60Hz (V E S A )
E s ta blished Timings II: 1024 x 768 @ 60H z (V E S A)
Ma nufa c turer's timings:
S ta nd a rd T imin g I dentific a tion: U nu s e d
De taile d T imin g # 1
Pixel Clock(MHz): 79.5
H A c tive (pixe ls ): 128 0
H B lan k ing ( pix e ls ): 38 4
V Ac tive (line s ): 768
V B la nk ing ( lin e s ): 3 0
HSyncOffset(FPorch)(pixels): 64
HSyncPulseWidth(pixels): 128
V S yn c Offs e t (F P orch ) (line s ) : 3
V S yn c P uls e Width ( line s ): 7
H I ma ge S iz e (mm): 6 4 3
V Image S iz e (mm): 3 8 6
HBorder(pixels): 0
V B or de r ( lin e s ): 0
Flags: Non-interlaced
:NormalDisplay,Nostereo
: Digital S e pa ra te s y nc .
: P os itive Ve rtic a l S ync .
: Ne ga tive Horiz onta l S ync .
Monitor Des criptor #2
S erial Number: T Y 123456
Monitor Des criptor #3
Monitor N a me: P hilips 30 0W N
Monitor Des criptor #4
Mo nitor R a n ge L imits
Min. Vt rate Hz: 5 6
Max. Vt ra te H z: 61
Min. H o riz. rate kH z: 31
Ma x. Horiz . rate kH z: 63
Max. S upporte d Pixel: 80
No s e c onda ry G T F timing formula supported.
ExtensionFlag: 0
Check sum: BD (HEX.)
**********************************************************************
E DID da ta (12 8 byte s )
**********************************************************************
**********************************************************************
Digita l E DID log file
********************************************************************
Vendor/P roduct Identification
ID Manufacturer Name: P H L
ID P roductC ode: 0822 (HE X.)
ID SerialNumber: 1E240(HEX.)
Week of Manufacture: 48
Year of Manufacture: 2003
EDIDVersion, Revision
Version: 1
Revision: 3
B a s ic Displa y P ara me ters /F e a tures
V ideo I nput D e finition : D igital V ideo I nput
C ompa tible with V E S A
DFP 1.x
Maximum H Image S ize: 64
Maximum V Image S ize: 38
Dis pla y T ra ns fe r C ha ra c teris tic : 2. 2 (gamma )
F e a ture S u ppor t (D P M S ): S tandby
Suspend
Active Off
Dis pla y T ype: R G B co lor dis pla y
C olor C ha ra c ter is tics
R e d X coordinate: 0. 63 1
R e d Y coordinate: 0. 33 9
G re e n X coordinate: 0. 28 2
G re e n Y coordinate: 0 . 59 7
B lue X c oordinate: 0. 14 4
B lue Y c oordinate: 0. 07 6
W hite X c oordina te: 0. 28 4
W hite Y coordinate: 0.2 9 5
E s ta blis hed T imings
E s ta blished Timings I: 640 x 480 @ 60Hz (IB M,V G A)
800 x 600 @ 56Hz (V E S A )
800 x 600 @ 60Hz (V E S A )
E s ta blished Timings II: 1024 x 768 @ 60H z (V E S A)
Ma nufa c turer's timings:
S ta nd a rd T imin g I dentific a ti on: U nu s e d
De taile d T imin g # 1
Pixel Clock(MHz): 79.5
H Active (pixels): 1280
H B lan k ing ( pix e ls ): 38 4
V Ac tive (line s ): 768
V B la nk ing ( lin e s ): 3 0
HSyncOffset(FPorch)(pixels): 64
HSyncPulseWidth(pixels): 128
V S yn c Offs e t (F P orch) (line s ) : 3
V S yn c P uls e Width ( line s ): 7
H I ma ge S iz e (mm): 6 4 3
V Image S iz e (mm): 3 86
HBorder(pixels): 0
V B or de r ( lin e s ): 0
Flags: Non-interlaced
:NormalDisplay,Nostereo
: Digital S e pa ra te s y nc .
: P os itive Ve rtic a l S ync .
: Ne ga tive H or iz o nta l S ync .
Monitor Des criptor #2
S erial Number: T Y 123456
Monitor Des criptor #3
Monitor N a me: P hilips 30 0 W N
Monitor Des criptor #4
Mo nito r R a ng e Limits
Min. Vt rate Hz: 56
Max. Vt ra te H z: 61
Min. H o riz. rate kH z: 31
Ma x. Horiz . rate kH z: 63
Max. S upporte d Pixel: 80
No s e c onda ry G T F timing formula supported.
ExtensionFlag: 0
Check sum: BD (HEX.)
**********************************************************************
E DID da ta (12 8 byte s )
**********************************************************************