Philips _F21RE AB Datasheet

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Colour Television Chassis
F21RE
Contents Page Contents Page
1 Technical Specifications, Connection Facilities,
and Chassis Overview 2
2 Safety Instructions, Maintenance, 6
Warnings, and Notes 3 Directions for Use 7 4 Mechanical Instructions 26 5 Service Modes, Error Codes, 29
Faultfinding, and Repair Tips. 6 Block Diagrams
Block Diagram (Video) 37
Block Diagram (Audio + Supply) 38
Powerlines Overview 39
2
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C IC’s Overview 40 Testpoint Overviews (AV + PS) 41 Testpoint Overviews (K + L + M) 42 Wiring Diagram 43
7 Electrical Diagrams and PWB lay-outs Diagram PWB
AVI: Connections (Diagram AV1) 44 52-54 AVI: HD-Matrix / Sync Remover(Diagram AV2) 45 46-48 AVI: Sync Processing (Diagram AV3) 46 46-48 AVI: VGA / HD-Selection (Diagram AV4) 47 46-48 AVI: Output + Select. Supply (Diagram AV5) 48 46-48 AVI: YPbPr-RGB Matrix (Diagram AV6) 49 46-48 AVI: Video + RC-Selection (Diagram AV7) 50 46-48 AVI: Audio + Control (Diagram AV8) 51 46-48 2D Comb Filter Add-on (Diagram CF) 55 55 Front Panel (Diagram FP1) 56 57 SSB: Tuner, IF, Sourse Select and Video Processing (Diagram K1) 58 65-70 SSB: Input/Output (Diagram K2) 59 65-70 SSB: Sound Processing (Diagram K3) 60 65-70 SSB: Audio Dolby (Diagram K4) 61 65-70 SSB: Video Control+ Geometry (Diagram K6) 62 65-70 SSB: TXT + Control (Diagram K7) 63 65-70
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Copyright 2003 Philips Consumer Electronics B.V. Eindhoven, The Netherlands. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise without the prior permission of Philips.
SSB: Source Sel. (add to K1) (Diagram K8) 64 65-70 Feature Box 7: Feature Box (Diagram L1) 71 74-75 Feature Box 7: Eagle (NA) (Diagram L2) 72 74-75 Feature Box 7: Falconic (Diagram L3) 73 74-75 Power Supply (Diagram PS) 76 77-78
SD Connector Panel (Diagram SD) 79 80 8 Electrical Alignments 81 9 Circuit Descriptions 87
List of Abbreviations 99
IC-Data 101 10 Spare Parts List 107 11 Revision List 114
Published by WO 0364 Service PaCE Printed in the Netherlands Subject to modification EN 3122 785 13130
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Technical Specifications, Connections, and Chassis Overview

1. Technical Specifications, Connections, and Chassis Overview

1.1 Technical Specifications

1.1.1 Reception

Tuning system : PLL Colour systems : PAL B/G, D/K, I
Sound systems : FM/AM-mono
A/V connections : PAL B/G, D/K, I

1.2 Connections

1.2.1 Front Connections

RedPower
Service IR-Receiver
: SECAM B/G, D/K
L/L1
: FM/FM B/G, Czech : NICAM B/G, D/K, I, L
: SECAM B/G, D/K,
L/L1
: NTSC 4.43 (playback
only)
FRONT VIEW
Channel selections : 125 channels
: Full cable, UVSH
Aerial input : 75 Ohm, IEC-type

1.1.2 Miscellaneous

Mains voltage : 95 - 264 Vac Mains frequency : 50 - 60 Hz Ambient temperature : + 5 to + 45 deg. C Maximum humidity : 90% R.H. Power ON dissipation : 28 W typical Power OFF dissipation : 0.2 W typical Standby Power dissipation : 0.6 W Typical Weight : 4 kg Dimensions (WxHxD) : 435 x 100 x 330 mm
L
Audio
In
R
Video
S-VHS in
In
Service-IR Send LED
IR-Receiver
-+ -+
Local
Volume
Menu
Program
REAR VIEW
R
L
Audio out
EXTERNAL 3
EXTERNAL 1
EXTERNAL 4
EXTERNAL 2
RLPrYPb
Video Audio
External 5
Figure 1-1 Front and rear connections
Center In
PC/MAC
In
VGA1-in
(15p)
No Function
L
R
L
Monitor
R
VGA2-out
(15p)
out
Mains
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Audio/Video - In
1 - Audio L 2.5 V_rms/33 kOhm  2 - Audio R 2.5 V_rms/33 kOhm  3 - Video CVBS 1 V_pp/75 Ohm  4 - Headphone 100 mW/8 Ohm
15mW/2 kOhm 
SVHS - In
1 - Y Ground 2 - C Ground 3 - Y 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 4 - C 0.3 V_pp/75 Ohm

1.2.2 Rear Connections

Aerial - In
1 - IEC-type Coax, 75 Ohm
Audio - Out (Constant Level)
1 - Audio L 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm  2 - Audio R 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 
EXT1: SCART - In/Out (RGB, CVBS)
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202
171199
Figure 1-2 SCART connector
1 - Audio - R 0.5 V_rms/1 kOhm 2 - Audio - R 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 3 - Audio - L 0.5 V_rms/1 kOhm 4 - Audio Ground 5 - Blue Ground 6 - Audio - L 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 7 - Blue 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 8 - CVBS-status 0 - 1.3 V: INT
4.5 - 7 V: EXT 16:9
9.5 - 12 V: EXT 4:3
9 - Green Ground 10 - 11 - Green 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 12 - 13 - Red Ground 14 - RGB-status Ground 15 - Red 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 16 - RGB-stat./FBL 0 - 0.4 V: INT
1 - 3 V: EXT/75 Ohm
17 - CVBS Ground 18 - FBL Ground 19 - CVBS 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 20 - CVBS 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 21 - Shielding Ground
EXT2: SCART - In/Out for VCR (RGB, CVBS, SVHS)
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Figure 1-3 SCART connector
1 - Audio - R 0.5 V_rms/1 kOhm 2 - Audio - R 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 3 - Audio - L 0.5 V_rms/1 kOhm 4 - Audio Ground 5 - Blue Ground 6 - Audio - L 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 7 - Blue/C 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 8 - CVBS-status 0 - 1.3 V: INT
4.5 - 7 V: EXT 16:9
9.5 - 12 V: EXT 4:3
9 - Green Ground 10 - Easy Link (P50) 11 - Green 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 12 - 13 - Red Ground 14 - RGB-status Ground 15 - Red/C 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 16 - RGB-stat./FBL 0 - 0.4 V: INT
1 - 3 V: EXT/75 Ohm
17 - CVBS Ground 18 - FBL Ground 19 - Y/CVBS 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 20 - Y/CVBS 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 21 - Shielding Ground
EXT3: SCART - In (CVBS, Audio)
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Figure 1-4 SCART connector
1- 2 - Audio - R 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 3- 4 - Audio Ground 5 - Ground 6 - Audio - L 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 7- 8 - CVBS-status 0 - 1.3 V: INT
4.5 - 7 V: EXT 16:9
9.5 - 12 V: EXT 4:3
9 - Ground 10 - 11 - 12 - 13 - Ground 14 - Status Ground 15 - 16 - 17 - CVBS Ground 18 - CVBS Ground 19 - 20 - CVBS 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 21 - Shielding Ground
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EXT4: SCART- In (CVBS, Audio)
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Figure 1-5 SCART connector
1- 2 - Audio - R 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 3- 4 - Audio Ground 5 - Ground 6 - Audio - L 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 7- 8 - CVBS-status 0 - 1.3 V: INT
4.5 - 7 V: EXT 16:9
9.5 - 12 V: EXT 4:3
9 - Ground 10- 11- 12- 13 - Ground 14 - Status Ground 15- 16- 17 - CVBS Ground 18 - CVBS Ground 19- 20 - CVBS 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 21 - Shielding Ground
Audio Monitor - Out (Cinch: VGA2, RC-in)
1-RC - in 5 V  2 - Audio L 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm  3 - Audio R 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 
Monitor - Out (Sub-D: RGB+H/V, UART)
1
6
11
5
10
15
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Figure 1-7 VGA connector
1 - Red 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 2 - Green 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 3 - Blue 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 4 - Data 2 n.c. 5 - Test Ground 6 - Red Ground 7 - Green Ground 8 - Blue Ground 9-RC 10 - Ground 11 - Data 0 CONFIG_IDENT 12 - Data 1 UART - TXD 13 - H-sync 14 - V-sync 15 - Data 3 UART - RXD
EXT5: SD - In (YPbPr, Audio)
- - Y 1 V_pp/75 Ohm 
- - Pr 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 
- - Pb 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 
- - Audio - L 0.5 V_rms/1 kOhm 
- - Audio - R 0.5 V_rms/1 kOhm 
PC/MAC - In (Sub-D: RGB+H/V)
1
6
11
5
10
15
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Figure 1-6 VGA connector
1 - Red 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 2 - Green 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 3 - Blue 0.7 V_pp/75 Ohm 4 - Data 2 n.c. 5 - Test Ground 6 - Red Ground 7 - Green Ground 8 - Blue Ground 9-n.c. 10 - Ground 11 - Data 0 n.c. 12 - Data 1 n.c. 13 - H-sync 0 - 5 V/1 kOhm 14 - V-sync 0 - 5 V/1 kOhm 15 - Data 3 n.c.
Audio PC/MAC - In (Cinch: VGA1, Centre)
1 - Centre 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm  2 - Audio L 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm  3 - Audio R 0.5 V_rms/10 kOhm 
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1.3 Chassis Overview

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1. Front I/O Panel (FP).
2. Power Supply Panel (PS).
3. Double Window Panel (if present).
4. Feature Box (FBX).
5. Small Signal Panel (SSP).
6. Audio Video Interface Panel (AVI).
7. Scaler Panel (if present).
8. Standard Definition Connector Panel (SD).
9. 3D Comb Panel (C)
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Figure 1-8 Panel position

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Safety Instructions, Warnings, and Notes

2. Safety Instructions, Warnings, and Notes

2.1 Safety Instructions

Safety regulations require that during a repair:
• Connect the Receiver box to the mains via an isolation transformer.
• When you use the Receiver box in combination with a plasma monitor, do not operate the monitor without the front glass plate. One function of this glass plate is to absorb IR radiation. Without this glass plate, the level of radiation could damage your eyes.
• Safety components, indicated by the symbol , must be replaced with original components.
Safety regulations require that after a repair, you must return the set in its original condition. Pay particular attention to the following points:
• Route the wire trees in their original positions and fix them in place with the mounted cable clamps.
• Check the insulation of the mains lead for external damage.
• Check the electrical DC resistance between the mains plug and the secondary side (only for sets which have an mains isolated power supply): – Unplug the mains cord and connect a wire between the
two pins of the mains plug;
– Set the mains switch to the "on" position (keep the
mains cord unplugged!).
– Measure the resistance value between the pins of the
mains plug and the metal shielding of the tuner or the aerial connection on the set. The reading should be between 4.5 MOhm and 12 MOhm.
– Set the mains switch to the "off" position, and remove
the wire between the two pins of the mains plug.
• Check the cabinet for defects, to prevent the customer from touching any inner parts of the television set.

2.2 Warnings

• All ICs and many other semiconductors are susceptible to electrostatic discharges (ESD symbol ). Careless handling during repair can reduce life drastically. Make sure that, during repair, you are connected with the same electrical potential as the set by a wristband with resistance. Keep components and tools at this same potential. Available ESD protection equipment: – Complete ESD3 kit (small tablemat, wristband,
connection box, extension cable and earth cable): 4822 310 10671.
– Wristband tester: 4822 344 13999.
• Be careful while taking measurements in the live voltage
section.
• Never replace modules, or other components, with the television set "'ON."
• Use plastic tools, instead of metal tools, when performing alignments on the television set. This will help prevent short circuits and reduce the danger of a circuit becoming unstable.
stereo sound (L: 3 kHz, R: 1 kHz unless stated otherwise) and picture carrier at 61.25 MHz (NTSC).
• Where necessary, measure the oscillograms and direct
voltages with (symbol ) and without (symbol ) aerial signal. Measure the voltages in the power supply section both in normal operation (symbol ) and in standby (symbol ). These values are indicated by means of the appropriate symbols.
• The semiconductors indicated in the circuit diagram and in the parts lists, are interchangeable position with the semiconductors in the unit, irrespective of the type indication on these semiconductors.

2.3.2 Schematic Notes

• All resistor values are in ohms and the value multiplier is often used to indicate the decimal point location (e.g. 2K2 indicates 2.2 kOhm).
• Resistor values with no multiplier may be indicated with either an 'E' or an 'R' (e.g. 220E or 220R indicates 220 Ohm).
• All Capacitor values are expressed in Micro-Farads (µ =
-6
x10
), Nano-Farads (n = x10-9), or Pico-Farads (p = x10
12
).
• Capacitor values may also use the value multiplier as the decimal point indication (e.g. 2p2 indicates 2.2 pF).
• An 'asterisk' (*) indicates component usage varies. Refer to the diversity tables for the correct values.
• The correct component values are listed in the Electrical Replacement Parts List. Therefore, always check this list when there is any doubt.

2.3.3 Practical Service Precautions

• It makes sense to avoid exposure to electrical shock. While some sources are expected to have a possible dangerous impact, others of quite high potential are of limited current and are sometimes held in less regard.
• Always respect voltages. While some may not be dangerous in themselves, they can cause unexpected reactions - reactions that are best avoided. Before reaching into a powered TV set, it is best to test the high voltage insulation. It is easy to do, and is a good service precaution.
• Before powering up the TV set with the rear cover off (or on a test fixture), attach a clip lead to the CRT DAG ground and to a screwdriver blade that has a well insulated handle. After the TV is powered on and high voltage has developed, probe the anode lead with the blade, starting at the case of the High Voltage Transformer (flyback - IFT). Move the blade to within two inches of the connector of the CRT.
If there is an arc, you found it the easy way, without getting a shock!
If there is an arc to the screwdriver blade, replace the part that is causing the problem: the High Voltage Transformer or the lead (if it is removable).
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2.3 Notes

2.3.1 General

• Measure the direct voltages and oscillograms with regard
to the chassis ground (symbol ), or hot ground (symbol ).
• The direct voltages and oscillograms shown in the diagrams are indicative. Measure them in the Service Default Mode (see chapter 5) with a colour bar signal and
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Mechanical instructions

4. Mechanical instructions

Index of this chapter:
1. Disassembly and Panel Overview
1. Top Cover Removal
2. Panel Overview
2. Service Positions and Panel Removal
1. Front I/O Panel
2. Double Window Panel (if present)
3. Power Supply Panel
4. Feature Box Module
5. Small Signal Panel
6. Down Scaler Panel (if present)
7. Audio/Video Interface Panel
8. High Definition Panel
9. 3D Comb Panel (US only)
3. Re-assembly
Note: Figures below can deviate slightly from the actual situation, due to the different set executions.

4.1 Disassembly and Panel Overview

4.1.1 Top Cover Removal

4.2 Service Positions and Panel Removal

4.2.1 Front I/O Panel

A
A
A
A
A
Figure 4-3 Front cover removal
Remove the front cover plate:
1. Pull the lugs [A] on top, bottom, and both sides of the receiver box slightly aside.
2. Pull the front panel in the direction of the big arrow.
A
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Figure 4-1 Top cover removal
1. For safety reasons, first unplug the mains cable.
2. Remove all fixation screws of the metal top cover.
3. Remove the metal top cover.

4.1.2 Panel Overview

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Figure 4-2 Panel overview
1. Front I/O.
2. Power Supply.
3. Double Window Panel (if present).
4. Feature Box.
5. Small Signal Panel.
6. Audio Video Interface.
7. Down Scaler panel (if present).
8. High Definition panel.
9. 3D Comb panel (US version only).
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1
1
2
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Figure 4-4 Service position Front I/O panel
Remove the front I/O panel:
1. Lift the clamps [1] to release the Front I/O panel.
2. Unlock the Front I/O panel from the receiver box [2].
3. Park the front I/O panel on top of the housing [3]. Use a
protection sheet to prevent short-circuiting.
Note: Be sure to keep track of the three copper grounding clips; they can be lost very easily, or they can cause short circuiting when falling into the receiver box.
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4.2.2 Power Supply Panel

PS panel
1
1
3
2
Figure 4-5 Service position Power Supply (PS)
1. Remove the front panel, if it was not yet removed.
2. Remove the screws [1].
3. Remove the fixation bracket [2].
4. Pull the Power Supply panel out of the receiver box [3].
5. Place the Power Supply panel in the small slots on the
edges of the top of the housing [4].
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4.2.4 Feature Box module

FBX Module
2
1
1
Warning: Be aware of the live voltages on this board during operation!

4.2.3 Double Window Panel (if present)

1
Figure 4-6 Service position Double Window panel
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Figure 4-7 Service position Feature Box panel (FBX)
2
DW panel
1. Pull the clamps aside [1], and lift the Feature box module [2].
2. Disconnect the cables and take out the module.
1
DW/FBX bracket
3. Remove the shielding of the module: de-solder the fixation lugs.
4. Remove the Feature Box panel from the module.
5. Connect the cables and place the Feature Box panel in
service position in the regarding bracket.

4.2.5 Small Signal Panel

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When the metal top cover is removed, the Double Window panel is accessible. For the service position:
1. Release the clamps [1] and push the panel gently up and out of its bracket [2].
2. One of the cables must be temporarily disconnected to place the Double Window panel in its service position as shown in the figure.
3. Lead the removed cable in a favourable position and connect this cable again.
Figure 4-8 Removal of the Feature Box bracket
1. Release the clamps that secure the feature box module.
2. Lift the feature box module, disconnect the regarding
cables and take out the module.
3. Release the side clamps that secure the Feature box bracket.
4. Remove the screw in the middle of the feature box position and remove the complete bracket.
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E
D
E
D
C
C
F
G
D
C
Figure 4-9 Removal of the bottom cover plate
To access the copper side of the Small Signal Panel, it is necessary to remove the metal bottom cover:
1. Turn the TV receiver box upside down.
2. Remove the three screws [C] that secure the bottom plate
at rear side.
3. Remove the screws [D] that hold the four feet and remove the feet.
4. Pull the metal bottom cover backwards (lift it over the studs [E]). Be aware of the hooks [F] on the frame.
Remove the Small Signal Panel:
1. Disconnect all cables.
2. Remove at rear side of the receiver box the three mounting
screws that secure this panel to the back plate.
3. Release the clamps that secure the Small Signal Panel and carefully take it out.

4.2.6 Audio Video Interface panel

If the metal bottom cover is removed, the copper side of the AVI panel is accessible.
Remove the Audio Video Interface panel
1. Make sure that the Feature Box module and its bracket is removed as described above.
2. Disconnect all cables.
3. Remove at rear side of the TV receiver box the three
mounting screws that secure this panel to the backside.
4. Remove the four distance stud screws belonging to the PC/ MAC IN and MONITOR OUT sockets.
5. Release the clamps that secure the Audio video interface and carefully take out the Small Signal Panel.

4.2.7 Down Scaler Panel (if present)

1. This Down Scaler panel stands normally in an upright service position.
2. To remove this panel: pull it firmly out of its connectors, mounted on the Audio Video Interface.
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F
F
G
G
G
G
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F
F
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4.2.8 HD/SD (High/Standard Definition) Panel

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4.2.9 3D Comb panel (US only)

4.3 Reassembly

HD/SD panel
J
G
G
K
G
K
G
G
H
H
H
G
G
H
G
G
J
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Figure 4-10 Removal of the HD/SD connector panel
There is no service position defined for this panel. The best way to perform measurements on this panel is to remove the Feature Box bracket as described above. Then the component side of this single sided panel is accessible.
To remove the HD/SD panel:
Unscrew the screws that hold the panel (on the inside of the TV receiver).
1. Remove both mounting screws
2. Turn it in a favourable position and lift it (if necessary
release and lift the Feature Box bracket a fraction at right side).
3. Release the cable from the special shaped cable clamp.
Note: Use a protection sheet to prevent short-circuiting if you place the unit in service position.
1. If necessary, you can remove the panel from its bracket. To do this, release the clamps that secure the panel in the bracket and remove the panel out of the bracket.
• To re-assemble the TV receiver, perform the disassembly processes in reversed order.
• Before re-placing the top cover, verify the correct connections for all the cables, and lead the cables in the original positions.
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Note: Be sure to keep track of the two copper grounding clips; they can be lost very easily, or they can cause short circuiting when falling into the receiver box.
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Service Modes, Error Codes, and Fault Finding

5. Service Modes, Error Codes, and Fault Finding

EN 29F21RE AB 5.
Index of this section:
1. Test Points
2. Service Modes
3. Problems and Problem Solving Tips (related to CSM).
4. ComPair
5. Error Codes
6. Protections
7. Repair Tips

5.1 Test Points

5.1.1 General

Perform measurements under the following conditions:
• Set in Service Default Mode.
• Video: Colour bar signal, received via the internal tuner.
• Audio: 3 kHz left, 1 kHz right.
Exceptions (when using external sources):
• Set in Service Default Mode (SDM).
• Video: If using a DVD player, use a "live" picture. If using a
VGA source, use a picture of your choosing.
• Audio: You can use a service generator, or the audio from the DVD player or VGA source.

5.1.2 Waveforms

The chassis is equipped with test points printed on the circuit board assemblies. Test points are displayed in two different ways:
• The old method, still in use for re-used circuits (like the Small Signal Panel, the Double Window Panel, and the Feature Box), refers to the functional blocks. The test points have names starting with I for IF, S for sound, etc. The numbering is in a logical sequence for diagnostics.
• The new method, used for new circuits, uses service test points that are recognizable as tagged Fxxx points. With this method, factory test points are published (F-points are functional test points, I-points are test points for in-circuit testers in the factory. All these test points are on the copper side. When the test point is a service test point, it is tagged for recognition.
Not all test points have been measured, but they can serve as identification names in Service communication (for example, ComPair fault find trees, Searchman files). In the following cases, there will also be no waveform:
• When a Vdc voltage is displayed in the diagrams, or when the waveform does not have an additional value.
• When the sources are not easy accessible for the Service engineer (for example, VGA source).
• External AV inputs are not measured, since the waveform is equal to the source (dependent of load resistor matching).

5.1.3 DC voltages

The DC voltages are measured at practically all semiconductor pins. These values are displayed in the circuit diagrams. If a DC value is displayed between brackets then this value is measured in "standby" mode. Note: DC voltages are also measured on the connectors.

5.2 Service Modes

There is also the option of using ComPair, a hardware interface between a computer (see requirements) and the FTV chassis. It offers the ability of structured troubleshooting, a test pattern generation, error code reading, software version readout, and software upgrading. (Software upgrading is not available for all chassis) Minimum requirements for ComPair: a Pentium Processor, Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP/ME, and a CD-ROM drive (see "ComPair" section).

5.2.1 Service Default Mode (SDM)

Purpose
• To create a pre-defined setting to get the same measurement results as given in this manual.
• To override SW protections (only when SDM is entered via the “service pins” on SSP connector 0356).
• To start the "blinking LED" procedure.
Specifications
• Tuning frequency: 475.25 MHz for PAL/SECAM (the source is displayed on the screen)
• Colour system: SECAM L for France and PAL B/G for the rest of Europe.
• All picture settings at 50 % (brightness, colour, contrast).
• Bass, treble and balance at 50 %; volume at 25 %.
• All service-unfriendly modes (if present) are disabled. The
service unfriendly modes include:
– Sleep timer. – Smart modes. – On Timer. – Child lock. – Black mute.
How to enter SDM
To enter SDM, use one of the following methods:
• Press the following key sequence on the remote control transmitter: 062596 directly followed by MENU.
• Short pins 2 and 3 on connector 0356 of the SSP (the two pins that are nearest to the rear panel) while the set is in the normal operation mode.
Caution: Entering SDM by this method will override all processor-controlled protections. When doing this, the service technician must know exactly what he is doing, as this could damage the set.
• Use the Dealer Service Tool (DST) emulation feature of ComPair.
After entering SDM, a blank screen is visible, with "Service Default" in the upper part for recognition. The “blinking LED” procedure is started and will indicate any possible errors via the front LED.
How to navigate in SDM
To toggle to the SAM mode, press the following key sequence on the remote control transmitter: 062596 directly followed by OSD (i+).
How to exit SDM
Switch the set to STANDBY by pressing the POWER button on the remote control transmitter (if you switch the set OFF by disconnecting the mains cable, the set will remain in SDM when mains is reapplied).
Service Default Mode (SDM) and Service Alignment Mode (SAM) offer several features for the service technician, while the Customer Service Mode (CSM) is used for communication between the servicer and the customer.
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5.2.2 Service Alignment Mode (SAM)

Purpose
• To perform (software) alignments.
• To change the option settings.
• Easy identification of the software version.
• To view operational hours.
• To display (or clear) the error code buffer.
• To give the service technician the possibility (through a
special sequence of navigating and selecting) to diagnose F21R problems with a standard PC monitor.
Specifications
• Software version of main processor.
• Operational hours counter.
• Dealer options.
• Service options.
• Error buffer reading and erasing.
• Alignments.
• Functional test.
How to enter SAM
Use one of the following methods:
• Press the following key sequence on the remote control
transmitter: 062596 directly followed by OSD (i+).
• Short jumpers 1 and 2 of connector 0356 on the SSP (the two pins that are nearest to the front panel).
• Use the "Align" key of the Dealer Service Tool (DST) emulation feature of ComPair.
After entering SAM, the following screen is visible:
Rom Version
Operating Hours
Errors
Defective Module
Reset Error Buffer
Alignments
Dealer Options
Service Options
Store Options
Functional Test
Aug 24 2001 F21RE1_1.0_xxxxx
No Errors
None
Figure 5-1 SAM screen shot
• OPERATION HOURS. The accumulated total of operation hours of the Receiver box. Every time the Receiver box is switched "on", 0.5 hour is added to the operation hours counter.
• HARDWARE INFO. Indicates the software date and version (MMMDDYYYY AAAABC_X.Y_xxxxx) of the box.
– MMMDDYYY = software date – AAAA = the chassis name. – B = the region (E= Europe, A= Asia Pacific, U= NAFTA,
L= LATAM or G= Global).
– C = the language cluster (1= English). – X = the main software version number. – Y = the sub software version number. – xxxxx = the last five digits of the 12nc code.
• ERRORS. Room for a maximum of 10 errors. The most
recent error is displayed at the upper left position. For an explanation of the errors, see the error code table in the "Error Codes" section.
• DEFECTIVE MODULE. The module that generates an error is displayed here. If there are multiple errors in the
CL 16532023_044.eps
210901
buffer that have not all been generated by a single module, there is probably another defect. In that situation, the message "Unknown" will then be displayed here. If there are no errors, "None" is displayed.
• RESET ERROR BUFFER. Erases the contents of the error
buffer. Press "OK" on the remote control transmitter to do this; the error buffer is cleared.
• ALIGNMENTS. Navigation by sub menus to service
alignment items. The details of these alignments are explained in the "Electrical Alignments" section.
• DEALER OPTIONS. Controls the demonstration modes
used by dealers for display purposes.
• SERVICE OPTIONS. In this sub menu, the options can be
set. The quickest method to do this is through HW option number entry.
• STORE OPTIONS. Service options must be stored here. Note: Without storing, no changes made to the options will
be recorded. The servicer must remember to store all changes before exiting SAM for those changes to take effect.
• FUNCTIONAL TEST. Activate this test by pressing the "OK" key on the remote control transmitter. Eventual errors are displayed in the error buffer. The error buffer is not erased, although it looks that way. By exiting SAM and then entering SAM again, you will see the error buffer still contains the previous contents.
How to navigate in SAM
Use one of the following methods:
• In SAM, select menu items with the "Cursor Up/Down" keys on the remote control transmitter. The selected “ball” item is highlighted and becomes a “puck” (blue becomes yellow). When not all menu items fit on the screen, this is shown by two "ball" figures overlapping. Use the " Cursor Up/Down " keys to display the next / previous menu item(s).
• With the "Cursor Left/Right" keys, it is possible to: – (De)activate the selected menu item. – Change the parameter of the selected menu item
(some times through a "slider" entry)
– Activate the selected submenu.
• To toggle to the SDM mode, press the following key
sequence on the remote control transmitter: 062596 directly followed by MENU.
Note: SAM is exited when the MENU button on the remote control transmitter is pressed once. If SAM is exited accidentally, you have to enter the SAM mode again to perform SAM alignments and adjustments.
How to exit SAM
To exit SAM, press the MENU button on the remote control transmitter once.

5.2.3 Customer Service Mode (CSM)

Purpose
The Customer Service Mode shows error codes and information on the Flat TV operation settings. The servicer can instruct the customer to enter CSM by telephone and read off the information displayed. This helps the servicer to diagnose problems and failures in the Flat TV set before making a service call. The CSM is a read-only mode; therefore, modifications are not possible in this mode.
How to enter CSM
To enter CSM, use one of the following methods:
• Press the MUTE button on the remote control transmitter and the MENU button on the local keyboard simultaneously for at least four seconds.
• An alternative CSM entry method is to press the following key sequence on the remote control transmitter: 123654.
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Do not allow the display to time out between entries while keying the sequence. The disadvantage of this method is that the selected source is changed, due to the key sequence. Therefore, the first method is preferred.
Upon entering the Customer Service Mode, the following screen will appear:
Customer Service Menu 1
• SET TYPE. This allows the customer to view the
(commercial) type number of the Receiver box, without looking at the bottom of this box. This information can be very helpful when talking with the service technician.
• AG NBR. First some explanation for understanding. On the
type plate of the E-box (bottom), you can see a PROD. NO: AG-code (e.g. AG000312 xxxxxx): AG00 is a production code, 0312 means production year 2003, week 12 and xxxxxx is the series number of the set. On this screen line, you can read the AG-code of the Receiver box, without looking at the bottom of the E-box. This information can be very helpful when talking with a dealer or Philips Customer Care Centre (P3C). Currently this line is not filled in. At the
moment, you will see: **0000.... It will be implemented in
the future.
• SW VERSION. Indicates the software version
(AAAABC_X.Y_xxxxx) of the box.
– AAAA = the chassis name. – B = the region (E= Europe, A= Asia Pacific, U= NAFTA,
L= LATAM or G= Global).
– C = the language cluster (1= English). – X = the main software version number. – Y = the sub software version number. – xxxxx = the last five digits of the 12nc code.
• FEATUREBOX. Gives the 12nc of the used Feature Box
software.
• CODE 1. Gives the last five errors of the error buffer. As
soon as the built-in diagnosis software has detected an error, the buffer is adapted. If there are no errors, the text "0" is displayed.
• CODE 2. Gives the first five errors of the error buffer. As
soon as the built-in diagnosis software has detected an error, the buffer is adapted. The most recent error is displayed on the leftmost position of the Code 2 line. Each error code is displayed as a 3-digit number. When less than 10 errors occur, the rest of the line(s) is (are) empty. If there are no errors, the text "0" is displayed. See the "Error Codes" section for a description of the error codes. Service Tip: When a group of adjacent errors has a specific colour, this means they have occurred in the same time window. This gives service technicians additional information.
• VOLUME. Shows the last status of the volume, as set by
the customer. The parameter can vary from 0 (minimum) to 100 (maximum). Volume parameters can be changed by using the volume key on the remote control transmitter. Note: For "speaker less" TV monitors, this item is not shown.
• BRIGHTNESS. Gives the last status of the brightness, as
set by the customer. The parameter can vary from 0 (minimum) to 100 (maximum). The brightness parameter can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "picture" and setting "brightness".
• CONTRAST. Gives the last status of the contrast, as set by
the customer. The parameter can vary from 0 (minimum) to 100 (maximum). Contrast parameters can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "picture" and setting "contrast".
• COLOUR. Gives the last status of the colour saturation, as
set by the customer. The parameter can vary from 0 (minimum) to 100 (maximum). Colour parameters can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after
pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "picture" and setting "colour".
• HUE. Gives the last status of the colour saturation, as set
by the customer. The parameter can vary from -50 (minimum) to 50 (maximum). Hue parameters can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "picture" and setting "hue".
You can select the next Customer Service Mode screen(s) by pressing the CURSOR DOWN key on the remote control transmitter. To return to the previous Customer Service Mode screen(s), press the CURSOR UP key on the remote control transmitter (there are 4 CSM menu screens).
Customer Service Mode Screen 2
• SHARPNESS. Gives the sharpness parameter, as set by
the user. It can vary from 0 (minimum) to 7 (maximum). A noisy picture may result if there is a bad antenna signal, or the parameter of sharpness is set too high. Sharpness parameters can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "picture" and setting "sharpness".
• HEADPHONE VOLUME. Gives the last status of the
headphone volume, as set by the customer. The parameter can vary from 0 (minimum) to 100 (maximum). Headphone volume parameters can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "sound" and setting "headphone volume".
• CENTRE MODE. Indicates the loudspeaker configuration
of the monitor. If it is set to "On", then the internal speakers both produce centre sound (from the "centre input" input jack on the back of the set). If it is set to "Off", the speakers produce left and right sound. This parameter can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "Settings", "General" and choosing "Centre mode" = “On". Note: For "speaker less" TV monitors, this item is not shown.
• SOUND MODE. Indicates the selected sound mode, as
selected by the customer. This can be "Stereo", or "Mono". This parameter can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "Settings", "General" and choosing "Sound mode".
• TUNER FREQUENCY. Gives the frequency of the main
Tuner in MHz.
• INCREDIBLE SURROUND. Indicates the by the customer selected surround mode. This can be 'On' or 'Off'. Note: For "speaker less" TV monitors, this item is not shown.
• DIGITAL NATURAL. Indicates the, by the customer selected, Digital Natural Motion mode. This can be 'On' or 'Off'. This parameter can be changed via the 'cursor left' and 'cursor right' keys on the remote control handset after pressing the 'menu'-key and navigating to 'Menu', 'Picture' and choosing 'Dig natural motion'.
• TV SYSTEM. Gives information about the video system of the selected transmitter.
– BG: PAL BG signal received – DK: PAL DK signal received – I: PAL I signal received – L/La: SECAM L/L' signals received – M38.9: NTSC M signal received with video carrier on
38.9 MHz
– MN: NTSC M signal received
Customer Service Mode Screen 3
• BALANCE. Gives the last status of the balance, as set by the customer. The parameter can vary from -50 (maximum left balance) to 50 (maximum right balance). Balance parameters can be changed by using the CURSOR LEFT
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and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "sound" and setting "balance".
• DNR. This is the setting of Dynamic Noise Reduction. This
can be set to "Off", "minimum", "medium", or "maximum".
• NOISE FIGURE. Gives the selected noise ratio for the
selected transmitter. This parameter can vary from 0 (good signal) to 255 (bad signal).
Note: This measured value only has significance when the "active control" mode is activated (this can be done by pressing the "active control" key on your remote control transmitter).
• SOURCE. This source parameter can be changed by using
the CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT keys on the remote control transmitter after pressing the "menu" button and navigating to "Menu", "Setup", and choosing "Source". The "quality" parameter depends how you connect your source: for example, if you connected the source to the Video input or to the SVHS input. This can be set to
– Tuner (default) – EXT1. – EXT2. – EXT3. – EXT4. – EXT5. – Front. – VGA. Behind this source value there is an item
referring to the "quality" of the chosen source:
– Tuner (default) – VIDEO/STEREO. – VIDEO/NICAM. – S-VIDEO/STEREO. – S-VIDEO/NICAM. – RGB/STEREO. – YUV/STEREO. – YPBPR 1FH/STEREO.
• AUDIO SYSTEM. Gives information about the audio
system of the selected transmitter.
– Analog Mono. – Analog Stereo. – PCM 2/0. – DD: 1/0, 2/0 LtRt, 2/0 L0R0, 2/1, 2/2, 3/0, 3/1, 3/2, or
1+1.
– MPEG: 1/0, 2/0, 2/0 LtRt, 2/1, 2/2, 3/0, 3/1, 3/2, 1+1,
2+2.
• TUNED BIT. Gives information about the tuning method of
the stored preset. – If a channel is detected by searching (manual as well
as automatic installation), the micro-search tuning algorithm is used. When a channel is identified and stored, this will display YES.
– When you install a preset (while the channel is not
being broadcast) with "digit entry"/"fine tune", the display (after storing) will read NO. If the channel is found later (after a successful micro-search), the tuned bit will change to "Yes". If the tuned bit displays "No", something is wrong with the installed preset. Please reinstall the preset.
Customer Service Mode 4
• ON TIMER. Gives information about the timer settings.
This can be:
– Off. – On. – Time (e.g. 18.25). – Day (e.g. Monday). – Program Number (e.g. PR23).
• PRESET LOCK. Gives the status info. This can be:
– Unlock. – Locked.
• CHILD LOCK. Gives the status info. This can be:
– Unlock. – Locked. – Custom.
• AGE LOCK. Gives the status info. This can be:
– Off. – 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, or 16 years.
• LOCK AFTER. Gives the status info. This can be:
– Off. – Time (e.g. 18.45).
• CATEGORY LOCK. Gives the status info. This can be:
– Off – Movies, News, Shows, Sports, Children, Music, or
Culture.
• PROGRAM CATEGORY. Gives the status info. This can
be:
– Off – Movies, News, Shows, Sports, Children, Music, or
Culture.
• SW CODE 1. This code is only for Development. Do not
use it.
• SW CODE 2. This code is only for Development. Do not
use it.

5.3 Problems and Solving Tips (Related to CSM)

5.3.1 Picture Problems

Note: The problems described below are related to the TV settings (customer settings). The procedures to change the parameters (or status) of the different settings are described.
Snowy/noisy picture
Check the NOISE FIGURE line. If the value is 127 or higher and is also high on other programs, check the aerial cable/ aerial system.
Picture too dark
• Press the "Smart Picture" button on the remote control transmitter. If the picture improves, increase the brightness value or increase the contrast value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• If the picture improves after entering CSM, increase the brightness value or increase the contrast value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• Check the BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST lines. If the value of BRIGHTNESS is low (<15) or the value of CONTRAST is low (<15), increase the brightness value or increase the contrast value.
Picture too bright
• Press the "Smart Picture" button on the remote control transmitter. If the picture improves, reduce the brightness value or reduce the contrast value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• If the picture improves after entering CSM, reduce the brightness value or reduce the contrast value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• Check BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST. If the value of BRIGHTNESS is high (>60) or the value of CONTRAST is high (>75), reduce the brightness value or increase the contrast value.
Fading picture
Digital scan effect. Check the DNR line. The status of DNR is a value between 0 and 100. There is no practical way to explain the significance of this value. If the picture is fading, adjustment of the DNR level may help. The DNR level can be adjusted by the following navigation route: "Menu" - "Picture" - "DNR". There are four different selectable levels.
White line around picture elements and text
• Press the "Smart Picture" button on the remote control transmitter. If the picture improves, reduce the sharpness value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
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• If the picture improves after entering CSM, reduce the sharpness value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• Check the SHARPNESS line. If the value is too high, reduce the sharpness value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
Black picture and/or unstable picture
Improper signal is being received. Check the NOISE FIGURE line. If the value is higher then 127, the signal is suspect. Check your cable or aerial signal.
Black and white picture
Check the COLOUR line. If this value is low (<30), increase the "Colour" value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
Menu text not sharp enough
• Press the "Smart Picture" button on the remote control transmitter. If the picture improves, reduce the contrast value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• If the picture improves after entering CSM, reduce the contrast value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• Check the CONTRAST line. If this value is high (>75), reduce the contrast value.

5.3.2 Sound problems (only with 'speakered' FTV-monitor connected)

No sound from left and right speaker.
Possible solutions:
• Press the "Smart Sound" button on the remote control
transmitter. If the sound improves, raise the volume value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• If the volume is acceptable after entering CSM, increase
the volume. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• Check the VOLUME line. If the value is low, increase the
"Volume" value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
Sound too loud from left and right speaker.
• Press the "Smart Sound" button on the remote control
transmitter. If the sound improves, reduce the volume value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• If the volume is acceptable after entering CSM, decrease
the volume. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.
• Check the VOLUME line. If the value is high, reduce the
"Volume" value. The new value(s) are automatically stored for all TV channels.

5.4 ComPair

5.4.1 Introduction

ComPair (Computer Aided Repair) is a service tool for Philips Consumer Electronics products. ComPair is a further development of the DST (special remote control transmitter for service), which allows faster and more accurate diagnostics. ComPair has three big advantages: ComPair helps you to quickly get an understanding on how to repair the chassis in a short time by guiding you systematically through the repair procedures. ComPair allows very detailed diagnostics (on I2C level) and is therefore capable of accurately indicating problem areas. You do not have to know anything about I2C commands yourself because ComPair takes care of this.
ComPair speeds up the repair time since it can automatically communicate with the chassis (when the microprocessor is working) and all repair information is directly available. When ComPair is installed together with the Force electronic manual of the chassis being serviced, schematics and PWBs are only a mouse click away.

5.4.2 Specifications

ComPair consists of a Windows based faultfinding program and an interface box between PC and the product. The ComPair interface box is connected to the PC via a serial or RS232 cable. With the F21R Receiver box, the ComPair interface box and the Receiver box communicate via a bi-directional infrared link.
The ComPair faultfinding program is able to detect and diagnose problems occurring in the product. ComPair can gather diagnostic information in two ways:
• Automatic (by communication with the Receiver box):
ComPair can automatically read out the contents of the entire error buffer. Diagnosis is done on I2C level. ComPair can access the I2C bus of the Receiver box. ComPair can send and receive I2C commands to the microprocessor of the Receiver box. In this way, it is possible for ComPair to communicate (read and write) to devices on the I2C busses of the Receiver box.
• Manually (by asking questions to you): Automatic
diagnosis is only possible if the microprocessor of the Receiver box is working correctly, and only to a certain extent. When this is not the case, ComPair will guide you through the faultfinding tree by asking you questions (for example, Does the screen give a picture? Click on the correct answer: YES / NO), and showing you examples (for example, Measure test point I7 and click on the oscillogram you see on the oscilloscope). The servicer can answer by clicking on a link (for example, text or a waveform picture) that will bring you to the next step in the faultfinding
process. By a combination of automatic diagnostics and an interactive question and answer procedure, ComPair will enable you to find most problems in a fast and effective way.
Beside fault finding, ComPair provides some additional features like:
• Uploading or downloading of presets.
• Management of preset lists.
• Emulation of the Dealer Service Tool (DST).
• If both ComPair and the Force electronic service manual
are installed, all the schematics and the PWBs of the
product are available by clicking on the appropriate
hyperlink.
Example: Measure the DC-voltage on capacitor C2568
(Schematic/Panel) at the SSP.
– Click on the "Panel" hyperlink to automatically show
the PWB with a highlighted capacitor C2568.
– Click on the "Schematic" hyperlink to automatically
show the electronic position of the highlighted capacitor.

5.4.3 How to Connect ComPair

1. First, install the ComPair Browser software on your PC
(read the installation instructions carefully).
2. Connect the RS232 interface cable between a free serial
(COM) port of your PC and the PC connector (marked
"PC") of the ComPair interface.
3. Connect the mains adapter to the supply connector
(marked "POWER 9V DC") on the ComPair interface.
4. Switch the ComPair interface OFF.
5. Switch the Receiver box OFF (and remove the mains).
6. Point the ComPair interface to the Service send-LED
(behind the cover) on the front of the Receiver box.
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7. Plug the mains adapter in an mains outlet and switch on the
ComPair interface. The green and red LEDs light up together. The red LED turns off after approximately 1 second, while the green LED remains lit.
8. Start the ComPair program and read the "introduction" chapter.
PC VCR I2CPower
Figure 5-2 ComPair set-up

5.4.4 How to Order

ComPair order codes (EU/AP):
• Starter kit ComPair32/SearchMan32 software and ComPair interface (excl. transformer): 3122 785 90450.
• ComPair interface (excluding transformer): 4822 727
21631.
• Starter kit ComPair32 software (registration version): 3122 785 60040.
• Starter kit SearchMan32 software: 3122 785 60050.
• ComPair32 CD (update): 3122 785 60070.
• SearchMan32 CD (update): 3122 785 60080.
• ComPair interface cable: 3122 785 90004.

5.4.5 Stepwise Start-up / Shut-down

Under normal circumstances, a fault in the power supply, or an error during start-up, will switch the television to protection mode. ComPair can take over the initialisation of the television. In this way, it is possible to distinguish which part of the start­up routine (hence which circuitry) is causing the problem.
Stepwise start-up explanation
This is realised via ComPair and is very helpful when a
protection is activated (see also paragraph "Protections").
Table 5-1 Stepwise Start-Up Table
State Mode description Display
LEDs(*)
0 - Low power standby
Red 'on' None
- uP in Standby.
1 - High power standby.
- TV-set in standby.
2 - Supply 'on'.
- Protections 5V2 and 8V6 activated.
3 - Sound ICs initialised.
- Protections FBX and TUNER activated.
RedFlash 1 time
Orange/ GreenFlash 2 times
Orange/ GreenFlash
3 times 4 Not used in FTV 5 - TV operates.
- Unblanked picture.
Orange/
GreenFlash
5 times
Stepwise shutdown explanation
In the stepwise shutdown mode, state 2 and 4 are skipped.
9V DC
86532027_003.EPS
050898
Enabled protections
None
67 and 68
Plus 77 and 80
Table 5-2 Stepwise Shut-Down Table
State Mode description Display
LEDs(*)
5 - TV operates.
- Unblanked picture.
Orange/ GreenFlash 5 times
4 - All protections are
'on'.
Orange/ GreenFlash 4 times
3 - Sound ICs initialised.
- All protections 'off'.
Orange/ GreenFlash 3 times
1 - High power standby.
- TV-set in standby.
Red 0.5 Hz­Flash 1 time
0 - Low power standby.
Red 'on' -
- uP in Standby.
Note (*): When the set is in stepwise mode and, due to stepping-up, a protection is activated; the set will really go into protection (blinking LED). The set will not leave the stepwise­mode however. By stepping down, the set can be activated again, until state X where the protection was activated. At state (X-1) diagnostic measurements can be performed.

5.5 Error Codes

The error code buffer contains all detected errors since the last time the buffer was erased. The buffer is written from left to right. When an error occurs that is not yet in the error code buffer, it is written at the left side and all other errors shift one position to the right.

5.5.1 How to Read the Error Buffer

It is possible to read out the error buffer in three ways:
• On the screen while in Service Alignment Mode (SAM). If there is a picture, this is the easiest way to read the error buffer. In the SAM main menu, the last 10 error codes, which have occurred, are displayed. The most recently detected error code is displayed on the left side. Examples: – 003 000 000 000 000: error code 3 is the last and only
detected error.
– 002 003 000 000 000: error code 3 was detected first
and error code 2 is the last detected (newest) error.
• With the CODE 1 and CODE 2 lines in CSM.
• With ComPair.

5.5.2 How to Clear the Error Buffer

It is possible to clear the error buffer in two ways:
• By selecting the item "reset Error Buffer" in the SAM main menu.
• By pressing the following key sequence on the remote control transmitter: MUTE - 062599 - OK.
Note: When the error buffer is full (10 codes), no new errors can be stored. The set monitors how long every error is stored in the error buffer. If a false error is in the buffer, it will be deleted after 50 hours. If an actual error is in the error buffer, it will be written to the buffer again after 50 hours. This is a safeguard to ensure that the history of the error codes is stored. To help ensure that you are not reading false error codes, you may want to record the contents of the error buffer, reset the buffer, and see which error codes are generated again by the set.
Disabled protections
-
-
-
80, 77, 68, and 67
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5.5.3 Error Codes

If the set has non-intermittent faults, clear the error buffer before you begin the repair. This to ensure that old error codes are no longer present.
Table 5-3 Error Code Overview
Error Device Description Defective item Diagram Defective module
2 ST24E32 or M24C32 Non volatile memory IC7008 K7 Control 3 SAA580x OTC2.5 microprocessor/TXT IC7003 K7 Control 5 UV1316 Tuner U1102 K1 Tuner 10 TEA6415 I/O source select video IC7208 K8 Source select 11 TEA6422 I/O source select audio IC7777 K8 Source select 15 TDA9320 HIP I/O-video processing IC7501 K1 Chroma IF IO 20 TDA9330 HOP video control/deflection proc-
essor 21 TDA9178 (if present) LTP Peaking (TOPIC) IC7402 K6 Video Controller 23 UPD64083 (if present) 3D Comb IC IC7023 C0 3D Comb Filter 25 MSP34xxx ITT sound processor IC7751 K3 Audio Module 27 PCF8574 I/O Expander IC7880 AV8 AV-Interface 30 TEA6415 Video Selection Switch IC7710 AV7 AV-Interface 31 TEA6422 Audio Selection Switch IC7810 AV8 AV-Interface 33 ACEX-EPLD HD signal/sync processing IC7360 AV3 AV Interface 35 UV1316 (if present) FDS Tuner U1102 M1 Video Dual Screen
36 PCF8574 (if present) FDS I/O Expander IC7860 M2 Video Dual Screen
37 SAB9079 (if present) FDS Popov IC7700 M4 Video Dual Screen
38 TDA9320 (if present) FDS HIP2 IC7501 M1 Video Dual Screen
39 M24C04 (if present) FDS NVM IC7991 M1 Video Dual Screen
41 TDA7309 (if present) FDS Headphone IC7620 M5 Video Dual Screen
50 SAA4978 FBX Picnic IC7611 L1 Feature Box 52 T8F24EF (if present) FBX Eagle IC7724 L2 Feature Box 53 SAA4992 FBX Falconic IC7626 L3 Feature Box 65 Slow I2C bus blocked See block diagram Slow I2C Blocked 66 Fast I2C bus blocked See block diagram Fast I2C Blocked 67 Supply 5V 5V2 See block diagram +5V Supply 68 Supply 8V 8V6 See block diagram +8V Supply 77 Featurebox protection FBX prot. +3V FBX Supply 80 Tuner protection Tuner prot. U1102 K1 +8V Tuner Supply 81 UPD64083 (if present) 3D Comb prot. IC7023 C0 3D Comb Filter
If possible, check the entire contents of the error buffer. In some situations, an error code is only the result of another error code and not the actual cause of the problem (for example, a fault in the protection detection circuitry can lead to a protection).
indication
IC7300 K6 Video Controller
Panel
Panel
Panel
Panel
Panel
Panel

5.6 Protections

The microprocessor (OTC) of the F21R Receiver box remains active during standby. This because power of the microprocessor (and the attached memory chip set) is coming from the 3V3 supply, which is derived from the 5V Standby circuitry. Therefore, in both "Power on" as in "Standby" mode, the microprocessor is connected to this power supply. The microprocessor controls the "Standby" line for switching "on" and "off" the main supply. In the standby mode, or in the protection mode, the "Standby" line will open the contacts of relay 1400 (diagram PS) via T7401, which results in switching "off" the mains input to the main supply.
We can divide the chassis protections in two groups:
1. I2C protections: from I2C-busses (fast and slow) or I2C-IC errors (device errors).
2. OTC input protections.

5.6.1 I2C Protections

During normal operation, some registers of the I2C controlled ICs are refreshed every 200 milliseconds. During this sequence, the three I2C busses and the I2C ICs will also be checked.
Possible protections:
• I2C bus protections. This will take place if the SDA and
SCL are short-circuited to ground or to each other.
• I2C device protections. This can occur when there is a
malfunction in the communication with one specific device, or if the power supply of the device is missing.
• FBX and/or Tuner circuitry protection. If one of these
circuits does not respond for more than 1 second
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(measured via I2C), the Receiver box goes into protection mode.

5.6.2 OTC Input Protections

If a protection is detected at an input of the OTC, all protection inputs of the OTC will be scanned every 200 milliseconds five times. If the protection on one of the inputs is still activated after 1 second, then the set will go into protection mode.
Possible protections:
• 8V6 and 5V2 protection. The presence of the 8V6 and
5V2 is sensed by the OTC. If the 8V6 and/or 5V2 are/is not present, then an error code is stored in the error buffer.
Service Modes, Error Codes, and Fault Finding

5.7 Repair tips

5.7.1 How to Deal with a "TV configuration" Situation

It is not easy to access the CSM menu without the accompanying plasma monitor. Therefore, it is best to retrieve this information while you still have the complete configuration. Depending on the fault, the problem may be easily solved. However, if this is not the case, some of the data recorded could assist you in the repair.

5.7.2 How to Deal with a "Receiver Box Only" Situation

Without the accompanying plasma monitor, the Receiver box will go into Standby mode after a few seconds (this monitor detection is designed to prevent Philips Receiver boxes from being used with other brands of monitors). This detection can be overridden in the following way (to use, for example, a PC monitor):
• Enter the SAM-mode via ComPair (using the "align" key of the DST simulation mode), or through the HW intervention of connector 0356 on the SSP (pins 2 and 3). The set will now operate in SDM. Then short pins 1 and 2 to enter SAM.
• Via navigation in the SAM menu and selecting, you must follow the this route: "Service Options" - "Miscellaneous" ­"Stand-alone".
• Toggle "No" to "Yes" and store this change (this means that a bit is changed in the NVM).
• Now the Receiver box can operate with any monitor (for example, a PC monitor).
• The Service technician can now perform the diagnosis and repair (the CSM menu can also be accessed now).
• When the problem is solved, the Stand-alone option bit should be reset to "No", to return the set to the original setting.

5.7.3 Miscellaneous Tips/Remarks

• Sometimes, when there is an NVM related error/problem and the set does not want to start up, it can be helpful to start the set without the NVM (IC7008 on the IC holder on the SSP). You can see OSD on the monitor, for a short time, so you can conclude that much of the circuitry is working fine.
• If an empty EAROM (permanent memory) is detected, all settings are set to pre-programmed default (standard) values.
• To overrule the childlock PIN code, use code "0711".
• When the user settings related to optimal picture and
sound performance are in doubt, one can restore the default factory settings via: "Settings" - “General” - "Reset AV settings", and pressing the "OK" key on the remote control transmitter. This may help correct an incorrect user setting faster, since the starting point is more clearly defined (for example, the set will leave the factory with "DNR" on medium, "Dynamic Contrast" on medium, and "Sharpness" on 4, etc)..
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Block Diagrams, Testpoint Overviews and Waveforms

6. Block Diagrams, Testpoint Overviews and Waveforms

Block Diagram (Video)

37F21RE AB 6.
TUNER, IF, I/O,
K1
VIDEOPROCESSING
+5V2
5101
1102 UV1336
79
TUNER 1
ERR
5
154 AGC
3104
3103
SCL-S
SDA-S
CVBS-TXT-OUT
18
K2 CVBS-TER
1
7111
2
10 11
12
15 16
7
17
3 9
IF-VIDEO
1109
IF-AUDIO
1105
1
EF
SOUND CARRIER FILTER
7501 TDA9320H
HIP
I5
2 3
I6
62
I3
64 63
I4
CVBS-SC1-IN CVBS-SC3-IN Y-CVBS-SC2-IN SC2-S-IN
CVBS-Y-FRONT C-FRONT CVBS-SC2-OUT CVBS-PIP-DS
RGB-SC1-IN RGB-SC2-IN
10 12 13 14 26 29
PLL DEM
QSS MIXER AM DEMO
SIFM
+33V
6101
40.4MHz ALIGNMENT
11 IF1
5103
I1
64
GROUP DELAY
AM SOUND
SIF
SIFM
CVBS-TXT-OUT
K7
75021107
EF
TO AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM
7561
EF
VIDEO SWITCH + CONTROL
16 18 20 21
23 24 34 32
2D COMB
CF
FILTER
17
12
12
COMB FILTER
7002 TDA9181
Y
Y
Y
PROC.
C
C
C
PROC.
SYNC SEPAR.
ERR
15
SCART1 SCART2
1415YC141214
Y/U/V SWITCH
U
DECODER PAL NTSC SECAM
V-SYNC PROC.
H-SYNC PROC.
Y U V
RGB/YUV MATRIX
G B
R
36 37 38 41 42 43
12
V
Y-DEC U-DEC V-DEC
YUV
R G B
FEATURE BOX 7
0361
L1
L1
9
L2
8
L3
7
5
VA
L4
4
HA
L5
L3
7717 MSM54V12222A
7700
7701
7702
3727
3728
FALCONIC
SAA4992
MEMORY
L22
L23
7718
FIELD
2
L6
23
L7
25
L8
26
28
29
MS81V04160
FALCONIC
7719 MSM54V12222A
ADC
7714
ERR
7555
28
49 50 51
61
60
47
46
K8
SOURCE SELECTION
V3a
V3b
V3c
S1
VA
S2
HA
3531
SDA
SCL
3530
7713
SAA4978H
3x
53
M27C512
MEMORY
7711
FIELD
1
MEMORY
64K
PROM
SIGNAL PROCESSING
PICNIC
ERR
50
SYNC PROCESSING
FIELD
2
LATCH
L2
MS81V04160
V01460M581
EAGLE
7722
FIELD
MEMORY
FIELD
MEMORY
7723
DAC
5
4
7712 74HC573D
OUTPUTS 12, 14, 15, 18, 19 NOT USED IF "EAGLE" IS PRESENT
12
Y-OUT
Y_EAGLE_E
L9
3x
U-OUT
14
U_EAGLE_E
L10
V-OUT
15
V_EAGLE_E
L11
VD
19
VD_E
L13
HD
18
HD_E
L12
(ONLY PIXEL-PLUS SETS)
7724 T8F24EF
54
3x
63
DAC
73
EAGLE
ERR
52
SDA-S
SCL-S
OUTPUT
FILTER
HD
VD
VIDEO CONTROL+
Y-FEAT
U-FEAT
VDHDVD
VD (2X)
HD (2X)
7520 TDA8601T
2
R
6
3
G
7
4
B
8
HD
H_HD_VGA
VD V_HD_VGA
7540
K6
F1K
2414
F2K
2415
F3K
2416
HD
SDA
SCL
SEE BLOCK DIAGRAM CONTROL
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
7573
GEOMETRY
+8V6
7402 TDA 9178
6
TOPIC
8
9
3304
3303
12
13
3542
3434
20
19
17
16
R G B
F4K
F5K
TO
K7
µC
7570 74HTC4053D
5
3
2 1
28
Y
27
U
26
V
30 31 32
23
24
11
10
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
10
2542
TOPIC NOT PRESENT IF "EAGLE" IS PRESENT
7300 TDA9330
HOP
ERR
21
YUV
RGB YUV MATRIX
VFB
HOSD-PIP
16
14
1
4
5
5
TO
K7
CONTROL
S3
+8VV
1550
12
11
10
7575-A:C 741HCT14D
2X BUFFER
7546
ERR
20
Y/U/V RGB MATRIX
E/W DRIVE
V-DRIVE PROC.
H-DRIVE PROC.
9
7575 A:C TSH93
5 6
10
9
12 13
0355 1
3
+
+
+
2
6
RXDO
AV8
-
-
-
K8
SOURCE SELEC­TION
L14
0362
9
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
FEAT_Y
L15
FEAT_U
FEAT_V
VD
HD
Y_EAGLE_E
L24
U_EAGLE_E
L25
V_EAGLE_E
L26
ON
AV4
8
L16
L4
L5
0340 1
2 3 4
5
6 7
8
9
0371 1
2 3 4
VD_E
HD_E
V-FEAT
7
5
4
N.C.
R_VC
1
G_VC
2
B_VC
N.C.
3
4
SDA-S
SCL
5
OUTPUT
FILTER
7704
7703
7733
7731
7735
F521
F525
F529
0371 1
F460
2
F461
3
F462
4
F463
35 36 37
RGB INSERTION
VD-NEG
LINE DRIVE
3559
7
3560
8
3561
14
7575-B/D
2X BUFFER
3
9
12TXDO
6
CONFIGIDENT
R-TXT G-TXT B-TXT FBL_TXT_OSD
FBSCO
F560
F561
4
8
7460
R
G
B
SEE BLOCK
A7
DIAGRAM
OSD
CONTROL
0340
1
N.C.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
MONITOR OUTPUT
10
9 8 7 6
F579
6
7545
N.C.
RC_MON
15 14 13 12 11
O.S
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
OUTPUT
AV5
SELECTOR
7587 7589
0315
PULSE
1
FORMER
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
5
AV7
F578
POWER VALID
10
15
12 11A 11B
11A
FOR
12
FTV1.9
15
11B
FOR FTV2.1
10
HFB GENERATOR
3414
40
3413
41
3412
42
3
N.C.
1
N.C.
2
0315
8
0303
3 2 1
F559
H_MON
V_MON
11
5
AV8
F702
C-FRONT
VIDEO-SELECTION
AV7
7710 TEA6415CD
5
IN6
6
IN8
8
IN7
11
IN5
10
IN1
20
IN2
Y-AV-SYNC
ERR
30
4
1
2
3
OUT3
OUT4
OUT1
OUT2
Y-AV-OUT
U-AV-OUT
V-AV-OUT
FBL-YUV
AV8
INPUT/
K2
OUTPUT
17
18
13
14
2
4
7751
F704
CVBS-Y-AV1 FRONT-Y-CVBS Y-CVBS-SC2-IN
7763
F705
C-AV1 FRONT-C
3770
3771
3772
IN-UI-R
IN-UI-G
IN-UI-B
IN-UI-FBL
7765
CVBS-Y-AV2
7767
C-AV2
SDA
SCL
0372
F770
F771
F772
F773
5
7
1
3
5
6
7
8
4, 5, 8
MAIN
SUB
4
8
5
03330333
5
7
0372
1
CVBS-Y-UI
3
C-UI
IN-SC2-CVBS-Y
CVBS-SC4-IN
IN-C IN-R-SC2
5
6
7
8
INPUT RGB FBL SC2
IN-C-IN-R-SC2
14 6
R
G
B
FBL
K8
7209
TDA8601T 2 6
3 7
4
8
7208 TEA6415CD-TR
6
8
10
11
1
5
3
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
CLAMP
SOURCE SELECT
13
IN8
OUT1
14
OUT2
IN7
17
OUT3
IN1
18
OUT4
15
IN5
OUT5
16
OUT6
IN4
2
4
IN6
ERR
10
IN3
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
SC2-C-IN
C-7-OUT
7206,7207
CVBS-Y-FRONT
C-FRONT
3288
3289
IN-C-IN-R-SC2
SDA
SCL
12
11
10
9
SC2-R-IN C-IN
SC2-G-IN
SC2-B-IN
SC2-FBL-IN
11
MAIN PATH
12
13
14
15
DOUBLE WINDOW PATH
16
9
K1
RGB SC2 HIP
CL 36532013_013.eps
040403
INPUT/OUTPUT (VIDEO PART)
K2
CVBS-TER
1
3
7
CVBS-SC2-OUT
IN-C-IN-R-SC2
5
6
C-7-OUT K1,K8
13
FBL
7203, 7204
SCART 1
21
7200
20
CVBS-SC1 IN
19
FBL - SC1 IN
16
15
R
11
G
STATUS 1
8
7
B
FBL
SCART 2
21
7201
20
19
16
15
R
11
G
10 8
7
B
SCART 3
21
20
8
SCART 4
21
20
8
K7
IN-SC2-CVBS-Y
FBL SC2 IN
EASYLINK STATUS 2
CVBS-SC3-IN
P2-6
K7
CVBS-SC4-IN
P2-5
K7
K7
K7
2, 10
2
4
10
8
8, 4
VGA/HD SELECTION
AV4
0301
H-VGA
13 14
F445
F444
V-VGA
SDA-S
+5V
SD CONNECTOR
SD
(VIDEO PART)
Y
PB
PR
N.C.
N.C.
Y-SD
PB-SD
PR-SD
VGA-IN
1
R-VGA
2
G-VGA B-VGA
3
7450
74HCT4053D 2 1
12 13
5 3
0304 0304
1
3
5
F440
F441
15
14
SDA-FOCUS
4
AV6
1
F601
3
F621
5
F641
4412
R-HD-VGA
4408
G-HD-VGA
F442
4410
B-HD-VGA
H-HD-VGA
V-HD-VGA
I2C_SCALER_ACTIVE
7453
YPBPR-YUV-MATRIX
-MATRIX-
7603
7623
YPBPR YUV MATRIX
7643
Y-AV-SYNC
VGA/HD
AV4
SELECTION
0399
1
2
3
4
5
F439
7607
TSH93 5 6
10
9
12 13
SCL-S
7
8
14
F430
F431
F432
F433
F434
Y-VA-OUT
U-VA-OUT
V-VA-OUT
0398 1 2 3 4 5 6
N.C. N.C. 7 8 9
10 11
FRONT PANEL
FP
SVHS
2
4
CVBS-Y_FRONT
3
1
2
3
4
1
CVBS-Y
7051 7052
7044
16:9 DET.
FRONT DET.
C-FRONT-IN
F435
Y-SCALER
1 2
F436
3
CVBS-SCALER
4
F437
C-SCALER
5 6 7
N.C.
8
N.C.
9
+5V2
10
+5V2
11
0309 1 2 3
4 5 6
AV8
RESET SCALER
F438
CONTROL
0309 1 2 3
4
CVBS-Y_FRONT 5 6
F703
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Block Diagrams, Testpoint Overviews and Waveforms

Block Diagram (Audio and Supply)

38F21RE AB 6.
AUDIO
SCART 1
10
L
9
1
R
SCART 2
8
L
7
1
R
SCART 3
1
SCART 4
1
FRONT
FP1
PANEL
SNDL-FRONT
L
SNDR-FRONT
R
SD.
SD
CONN.
SNDL-SD
L
SNDR-SD
R
AUDIO
AV8
AUDIO-L VGA-IN
L
AUDIO-R VGA-IN
R
ERR
+8V6
2
I
S BUS
7 5
N.C.
4 6
7756
A7
R
57
L
56
A8
25
A24
R
51 50
L
A25
R
48 47
L
60
R
59
L
LM833D
5
17R
3
L
TO
CONSTANT LEVEL
TUNER
A22
SIGNAL
A23
1
5 12 14
5
3
7752 HEF4052
3
3
13
5
TO SCART 1
7757 MC33178D
71SNDR-HEADPHONE-OUT
SNDL-HEADPHONE-OUT
7758 LM833D
SCART 2
A16 1 R 7 L
A17
R
L
+7V7
R
-7V7
L
7
SOUND
8
ENABLE
9 (2X)
10 (2X)
A14
A15
0344
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1010
1111
03280328
AV8
N.C
N.C
N.C
AV8
CONTROL
AUDI O
AUDIO CENTER IN SND-CENTER
F811
SNDR-SSP
SNDL-SSP
F812
+7V7
-7V7
SOUND ENABLE
F813
CENTER SELECT
7840 A/B
74HC4053D 12 13
2 1
10 11
7853
14
15
MUTE
POWER VALID
7835 7865
F809
F810
AUDIO-R MON-OUT
AUDIO-L MON-OUT
FP
0344 1 2
3
R
L
FRONT PANEL
AUDIO
K2
L
6
3
R
2
6
3
2
6
3
2
6
3
2
9
10
L
3
R
4
L
5
R
6
L
R
1 2
AV7
0309 0309
7
9
0305 0305
3
9
F706
7
9
F709
3
9
K8
VIDEO
SDA
SCL
SOURCE SELECTION
24IN-SC1-SNDR
3822
3824
25
4
23SNDR-SC2-IN
6
20SNDR-SC3-IN
9SNDR-SC3-IN 19SNDR-SC4-IN 10SNDR-SC4-IN 18SNDR-U_I-IN 11SNDR-U_I-IN
AUDIO
7810 TEA6422D
11
18
5
24
28
27
6
23
R2 L2
R1 L1
R3 L3
R4 L4 R5 L5 R6 L6
L1
R6
L1
R2
L3
R3
IN-SC1-SNDL 5
R L
SNDL-SC2-IN
AV8
7777 TEA64220
ERR
11
ERR
31
R OUT 1 L OUT 1
L OUT 3
R OUT 3
R OUT 2
L OUT 2
L OUT 1
R OUT 1
TUNER +
K1
IF
3866
28
3867
27
13 12
16
17
FDSR-OUT
FDSL-OUT
SNDR-SUB-OUT15
SNDL-SUB-OUT14
A7
SNDL-MAIN-OUT12
SNDR-MAIN-OUT13
0352
VIDEO
SDA
SCL
10
N.C.
11
0373
0373
1
1
SNDR-U-1-IN
3
3
SNDL-U-1-IN
0333
F707
F708
0333
9
9
SNDL-FRONT-IN
11
11
SNDR-FRONT-IN
K8
K2
SEE BLOCK­DIAGRAM VIDEO PROC.
SOURCE SELECT
F821
F827
INPUT OUTPUT
3 4 5 6
1
2
SOUND
K3
PROC.
I11
SIFM
SIF
I12
AM SOUND
SNDL-SC1-IN 31
SDA
SCL
SNDR-SC2-IN SNDL-SC2-IN 34
SNDR-SC3-IN
3755
3756
2809
2751
23
25
28
30SNDR-SC1-IN
8
9
33
36SNDR-SC3-IN 37
40SNDL-FROM-IN 39SNDR-FROM-IN
7751 MSP3440
SOUND DEMO­DULATOR
ADC
ADC
1751
21
DSP
DIGITAL SOUND PROC.
20 45
CLOCK IN OUT WS
DAC
DAC
DAC
DAC
SUPPLY
95 - 264V
7001 MC44603A
CONTROL
CURRENT SENSE
OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION
VOLTAGE FEEDBACK
POWER SUPPLY STANDBY SUPPLY
PS
0300
1
2
T2,5A
1001
5000
6203
6204
CONTROL
MAIN SUPPLY
6000
3
VCC
OUTPUT
Vdem IN
GBU4J
1
1
3042
3
7
3030
8
3041
6 14
6009
3037
4
6000
2
STP6NC60
G
F013
3016 6007
HOT GROUND HOT COLD
F008
F011
D
S
3012 3013 3014
3015
7200 TNY256
2
3
3200
DRAIN
SOURCE
ENABLE
3
4
6
8
4
3
5003
CONTROL
T12
T11
77 R-TXT 78 G-TXT 79
OSD TXT
80
86 85
88 87
C3
16
17
104
SERVICE PINS:
119
96
9192SDA
SCL56
T14
T13
B-TXT F-BL-TXT
SDA-S
2
C0 BUS
I
SCL-S
SDA-F
2
I
C1 BUS
SCL-F
1001 6MHz
STANDBY
0356
1
SAM
2
SDM
3
7008
EEPROM (NVM)
7002 (ST24E32)
ROM
7001 (HYB3118165)
RAM
7013 (M29W400T)
FLASH
CL 36532013_014.eps
020403
ERR
K6
K1
2
SUPPLY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
101110
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
AV5
03070307 1 2 3
+5V2-FB
4 5 6 7 8 9
11
03060306
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
N.C.
+5V2
F507
+5VSTBY
+8V6
F509
+33V
3512
3510
3511
POWER-ON
POWER-VALID
+7V7
-7V7
STANDBY
+5VSTB
F516
+8VVA
+8VV
+8VS
1512
T200mA
1513
T200mA
6513
F515
AV7
AV8
F504
F505
F512
5513
+5V
F508
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBD
STANDBY
+5V2-FB
+5V2
+5VSTB
+8V6 +33V
+16V
FP1
6030 TLUV5300
ON/OFF STANDBY LED
6025 TSOP2136
6012 TSOP2236
IR LED
ON/OFF SWITCH
4
2
5V SWITCH
3 7055 TPS2014P
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
FRONTPANEL
1
2
IR RECEIVER
IR RECEIVER
LOCAL KEYBOARD
7001
6002
2356
EN
6.7.8
STANDBY
+33V
+8V6
+7V7
+5V2
-7V7
31103111
3113 3114
F026
ERR
ERR
6310
F067
SB340
+5VSTBY
5300
F032
3310
7202 TL431
REF.
2
+5V2 F038
+8V6
3312
3313 3314
F069
+33V
F042
F044
81
68
67
POWER-ON
POWER-VALID
F052
N.C.
+7V7
F054
F056
-7V7
STANDBY
N.C.
5200
F072
F073
5202
5
2.3
4
6010
7401, 7402
1
ACTIVATING CIRCUIT
2
16
N.C.
6101 6110 3101 3102
15
6103
3109
6106
5103
6107
6108
+8V6
7011 TL431
REF.
1101
T4A
14
13
12
11
10
9
1
2
7002 TCET1103
2
1
4
3
4
3
2
5102
6104 6105
1102
T4A
5104
3107
+8V6
81
7
8
1
2
7101
POWER VALID CIRCUIT
7203 TCET1102
+5V2
TUNER (SSP)
K1 AV8
03100310 1 2 3
+5V2-FB
4
+5V2
5
+5VSTB
6
+8V6
7
+33V
8 9
8VF
+5VSTB
RC-FRONT
KEYBOARD
STANDBY +16V
IR-LED
+5VSTB
+5VSTBY
K7
8VF
3020
1
N.C
2
N.C
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
AV5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11
SDA-S SCL-S
RC-EXT-IN
AV7
AV5
RC-MON
9-0303
03080308
N.C N.C
CONTROL
3882
3881
6875
F815
RC-SELECTION
7740-C 5 3
7749 7751
RC-MON DET.
+8V6
POWER ONPOWER ON
+5VSTB +5VSTBY
7880 PCF8574AT
I/O EXP.
15
ERR
14
27
RC-EXT-PRESENT
9
AV5
4
RESET-SCALER
5
HD-VGA-SELECT
6
SYNC-TRISTATE-MON
7
CENTER-SELECT AUDIO
9
FBL-YUV
10 11 12
7884
7740-B
2
4
1
10
RC-FRONT-MON-SEL
21
RC-FRONT-SEL-N
AV4
7881
15
I2C-SCALER­ACTIVE ON-OFF-LED
IR-LED
KEYBOARD
7745 7746
AV4 AV5 AV5
AV8
AV6
RC-FRONT­MON-SEL
RC-FRONT­SEL-N
RC-OUT
F740
TXT & CONTROL
K7
CVBS TXT DS OUT
K8
HFB
K6
VFB
1 2
1 2 3 4
N.C
5 6
N.C
7 8
N.C
9
N.C
0355
1
AV5
3
+5V STANDBY
+3V3-STANDBY
LF33CV
3043
RESET
03410341 1 2
STBY LED
3
RC5
4
+5V STANDBY
5
IR LED 6 7
KEYBOARD 8
LIGHT SENSOR 9
+8V6
7006 7007 7016
RXD TDX
7009
7003
T16
SAA5800
5
OTC
83 84
89 90
ERR
3
74
POR
93 113 100
90
107
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Powerlines Overview

39F21RE AB 6.
95 - 264V
7001 MC44603A
CONTROL
CURRENT SENSE
OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION
VOLTAGE FEEDBACK
PS
POWER SUPPLY STANDBY SUPPLY
0300
1
2
1001
T2,5A
5000
6203
6204
CONTROL
7200 TNY256
SOURCE
MAIN SUPPLY
2
3
F008
F011
3015
4
3
VCC
OUTPUT
Vdem IN
6000
3
GBU4J
1
1
3042
3
7
3030
8
3041 6009
6 14
3037
4
6000
2
STP6NC60
G
F013
3016
HOT GROUND HOT COLD
6007
D
S
3012 3013 3014
3200
DRAIN
ENABLE
5003
3
4
6
8
AV5
SUPPLY
0307
1
N.C.
2
N.C.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
+5V2-FB
+5V2
N.C.
N.C.
+33V
03060306
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
+8VV
+5VSTBD
T200mA
+5VSTBY +8V6
POWER-ON POWER-ON
POWER-VALID POWER-VALID
+7V7
-7V7
STANDBY STANDBY
5520
5550
16
T200mA
1
4
1512
1513
6513
3512
3510
3511
7520
TDA8601T
7550
OP. AMP
7545
ONE SHOT
5513
+5V2-FB
+5V
+5STBA
+5V2
+5V
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBD
+8V6
+8VVA
+8VV
+8VS
5575
5570
+5VSTBY
+5VSTB
+5VSTBY
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBD
+7V7
-7V7
14
16
+5V2
+8V6
+8VVA
+8VV
+8VS
+33V
+5V
7575
BUFFER
7570
SWITCH
+5VSTBA
+8VVA
1X
+8V6 +8V6
POWER-ON POWER-ON
1X
1X
1X
3X
1X
2X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
1X
+5VSTB
+5VSTBY
+5V
+8VV
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBD
+5VSTBA
+8VS
POWER-VALID
+5VSTBY
+7V7
-7V7
+8VV
+8V6
7
8
1
2
7101
7203 TCET1102
POWER VALID CIRCUIT
+5V2
6310 SB340
STANDBY
+33V
+8V6
+7V7
+5V2
-7V7
3110
F026
3113 3114
F067
3310
7202 TL431
REF.
+5VSTBY
5300
+5V2
3312
+5VSTBY
+8V6
81
F069
2
3313 3314
F056
+33V
POWER-ON
POWER-VALID
+7V7
F054
-7V7
STANDBY
F032
F038
F042
F044
F052
N.C.
N.C.
0307
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
5200
F072
2
F073
1
5202
5
2.3
4
6010
16
N.C.
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
1
7002 TCET1103
2
4
3
4
3
7401, 7402
1
ACTIVATING CIRCUIT
3
6101 6110 3101 3102
6103
6106
3109
5103
1101
T4A
6107
6108
7011 TL431
REF.
6104 6105
1102
T4A
5104
3107
+8V6
3111
81
2
5102
+8V6
AV7
VIDEO + RC + SELECTION
5710
+5VSTB
+5VSTBY
AV4
VGA/HD SELECTION
+5V WORDT NIET GEBRUIKT
+8VV WORDT NIET GEBRUIKT
+5STBA
+5VSTBD WORDT NIET GEBRUIKT
AV8
AUDIO + CONTROL
+5VSTBA
+8VS
5810
+8VTEA
AUDIO
MUTE
+5VSTBY (TO 4866)
AV6
YPBPR-YUV-MATRIX
5655
3666
6666
+5VSTBA
+8VVA
+8VT
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBA
+8VV +8D
+Vref 3
+Vref 4
+8VTEA
+8VS
+8TV
+5VSTBY
+8D
+8V6
+5VSTB
5450
5880
5840
FP
FRONT PANEL
7710
9
SWITCH
0308
7450
16
SWITCH
7880
I/O EXP.
3
7810
SWITCH
26
7840
SWITCH
0328
+7V7
-7V7
4
7607
OP. AMP
0304
+8V6
0308
3
3
9
9
10
10
11
11
K3
0328
6
6
8
8
10
N.C.
3020
POWER ON
+5VSTB
+5VSTBY
2, 3, 4
SOUND PROCESSING
ON/OFF
1006
23
65
7055
5V SWITCH
+7V7
-7V7
+7V7
+8VF
4
6, 7, 8
+7V7
-7V7
16
17
8
+5VSTB
+5VSTB
7752
SWITCH
7758
OP. AMP
3025
3026
2
2
6025
RC. REC
6012
RC. REC
+5VSTB
+5V2-FB
+5V2
+5VSTB
+8V6
+33V
STANDBY
B11
B12
B13
B14
COLD GROUND
CO
+5V2
0310
INPUT/OUTPUT
TUNER, IF
K2
K1AV5
VIDEO PROC.
0310
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
N.C.N.C.
K3
3750
+5V2-FB
+5V2
+5V-Standby
+8V6
+33V
STANDBY
SOUND PROCESSING
5751 5752
5101
+5DA +5DB +8V6
3538
+5DB
+5DA
6101
-/33V
+8V6
5501 5502
(TO C-7111)
67 11
26
6757
7551
MSP3410D
+5V2-FB
+5V2
+5V2
+5V
+5V-STBY
+8V6
+8V6
+8Va +8Vb
+33V (TO 9­1102 TUNER)
+33V
STANDBY
xxx
5753
45
1x
4x
1x
+8V6
4x
1x
1x
+5V2
+5V2
3150
+33V
+8Va
3151
5559
5562
22
7
9
7
11
7560
SAA4961
TUNER UV1316
1102
7501
TDA9320H
HIP
+8V6
+5V2
+8V6
+5V2
+5V STBY
Standby
+8V6
+5V2
3147
TXT & CONTROL
K7
+5V2
7009
+3.3V-STBY
5002
+5V-Standby
+5V-STBY
VIDEO CONTROL & GEOMETRY
K6
3300
5301
5302
xxx
+8V6
+5V2
7001 RAM
+8VS
+8VR
+8V6
3225
TO C-7201
3204
TO C-7200
111
22
7002
7003
ROM
3434
µC
104
FLASH
7402
20
TDA9178
TOPIC
17
7300
TDA9330H
39
HOP
1
+8V6
+8VS
+8VR
7013
+5V2-FB
+8V6
+33V +5V2
23
0362
L1
1
2
L2
K8
FEATURE BOX
+8V6
5703
+5V2
-FB
5704
5706
5705
EAGLE
5728
SOURCE SELECTION
+5V2-FB
+8V6
3290
Vdd +33V +5V2
3857
3711
TO 3722 3723 3724
+5VA
3737
3809
+3.3VA
5715
7725
3808
3780
5713
+3.3VFM
+3.3P
+2.5VB
7720
7705
7706
3739
3810
5723
3807
3786
0362
2
+5V2-FB
+8V6
9
Vdd
TEA6415CD
5731
+5VA
+3.3VA
+3.3VFM
+5VA
+3.3VA
+3.3P
+3.3VA
+5VA
+3.3VA
+5VA
3825
3824
7208
7739
+8.6VF
5711
5710
5714
5712
+8V6
+2.5VB
+8.6VF+5VA
+8.6VF
123
149
20
32
31
1
7712
LATCH
7714
FIELD
MEMORY 1
7711
PROM
7713
PICNIC
+1.5VC
+1.5VC
+2.5VD
+2.5VD
5736
5727
5726
5730
5729
5725
5724
+8V6
Vdd
L3
+3.3VC
+3.3FE
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC2
+1.5VC
+1.5VCC
+1.5VA
+2.5VD
+2.5FDA +2.5FDD
+2.5FB
+3.3FA
+3.3V A
+3.3VA
+3.3VC
+3.3VC
5757
FALCONIC
5719
5718
+3.3VA+3.3VA
+3.3FA
+2.5FB
143
5716
5717
3
7777
TEA6422D
1
7209
TDA8601
7718
FALCONIC
7717 FIELD
MEMORY 2
7719 FIELD
MEMORY 3
+3.3FC1
7722
FIELD
MEMORY5
+3.3FC2
7723
FIELD
MEMORY4
7724
EAGLE
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I2C-IC’s Overview

40F21RE AB 6.
TXT & CONTROL
K7
7003
SAA5801
SET
PROCESSOR
ERR
+5V2
3033-C5
88
3033-D6
87
+3V3-STANDBY
91
SDA
92
SCL
3
ST24E32
EEPROM
3033-B7
86
3033-A8
85
56
7008
(NVM)
+5V2
+5V2
3036-C6
3075 3076
3036-A8
ERR
2
+5V2
3036-B7
3036-B5
ERR
65
SDA-F
SCL-F
SDA-S
SCL-S
ERR
66
TUNER, IF, SOURCE
K1
SELECTION & VIDEO PROC.
3531
47 46
7501
TDA9320H
HIP
ERR
15
TUNER, IF, SOURCE
K1
SELECTION & VIDEO PROC.
3104
5
3530
3103
4
SOUND PROC.
K3
8
MPS3440
DECODER
SOURCE
K8
SELECTION
2
3755
7751
NICAM
ERR
25
3288
3756
9
3289
4
VIDEO CONTROL & GEOMETRY
K6
3432
3433
14
11
7402
TDA9178
TOPIC
ERR
3866
28
21
27
TDA9330H
3867
3304
11
7300
HOP
ERR
20
10
3303
SOURCE
K8
SELECTION
4402
4403
0361
2
1
FEATURE BOX
L1
0361
SDA-D SCL-D
2
1
5
SAA4978H
PICNIC
SDA-F
SCL-F
3710
7713
ERR
50
3709
4
FALCONIC
L3
+5VA
3758
1
2
SN-DA
SN-CL
26 27
7718
SAA4992
FALCONIC
ERR
53
L2
EAGLE
4741-B7 SN-DA-E
26
32
7724
T8F24EF
EAGLE
ERR
52
4741-C6
SN-CL-E
Error Device Description Def. item Diag
2 ST24E32 NVM (Non Volatile
3 SAA5800 OTC2.5
5 UV1336 Tuner U1102 K1 10 TEA6415 I/O select video IC7208 K8 11 TEA6422 I/O select audio IC7777 K8 15 TDA9320 HIP I/O-video
20 TDA9330 HOP video
21 TDA9178 LTP Peaking IC7402 K6 25 MSP3440 ITT sound
27 PCF8574 I/O select audio IC7880 AV8 30 TEA6415 Video selection
31 TEA6422 Audio selection
50 SAA4978 FBX PICNIC IC7611 L1 52 T8F24EF EAGLE IC7724 L2
53 SAA4992 FBX FALCONIC IC7626 L3 65 Slow I2C
bus blocked
66 Fast I2C
bus blocked
67 Supply 5V 5V2 68 Supply 8V 8V6 77 Feature box
protection
80 Tuner
protection
memory
microprocessor
processing
control/geometry
processor (MSP)
switch
switch
FBX-PROT L1
TUNER-PROT
IC7008 K7
IC7003 K7
IC7501 K1
IC7300 K6
IC7751 K3
IC7710 AV7
IC7810 AV8
K7 K7
K8
SELECTION
NOTE 1)
1102
UV1316
TUNER
ERR
5
AV4
0371 3
4
MESSAGE BASED ERRORS ARE RETRIEVABLE VIA COMPAIR TOOL VIA SET, IN THE ERRORBUFFER FOLLOWING ERRORS CAN OCCUR:
0371
TEA6415CD-TR
ELECTRONIC
VGA/HD SELECTIONSOURCE
3
4
7208
SWITCH
ERR
10
7777
TEA6422D
ELECTRONIC
SWITCH
ERR
11
AV8
ELECTRONIC
AUDIO + CONTROL
3822
3824
28
27
7810
TEA6422D
SWITCH
ERR
31
3882
15
7880
PCF8574AT
I/O
EXPANDER
ERR
27
14
3881
VIDEO
AV7
SELECTION
3722
2
7710
TEA6415CD-TR
ELECTRONIC
SWITCH
ERR
30
3723
4
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Testpoint Overviews (AV + PS)

AV interface panel (AV) Power supply panel (PS)
0341
3
F740
0340
F521 F525 F529
0315
F585
0373
F821 F827
0371
F460 F461 F462 F463
0333
F704 F705 F707 F708
0372
F770 F771 F772 F773
3 5 7
1
1 3
1 2 3 4
5 7 9
11
5 6 7 8
0355
0315
0340
28
19
82
0370
28
19
71
0373
0371
62
71 26
11
10
0372
0333
91
2
1
153
24
Y/C CVBS SELECTION
0341
82
19
7740
RC-SELECTION
7710
0308
111
210
ONE-SHOT
7545
VGA/HD SYNC
SWITCH
7450
1519
1.9
2.3
JUMPERS
I/O EXPANDER
7880
SYNC SWITCH
111
210
0309
19
28
7570
0399
N.C. N.C.
19
0306
0328
0307
0310
1 9 10 2
0398
111
210
MONITOR OUTPUT SWITCH
7520
CENTRE / LR SELECTION
7840
210
2 8 11 1
11182
41F21RE AB 6.
0309
3
F702
5
F703
0309
7
F706
9
F709
0328
1
F811
3
F812
10
F813
0306
2
F501
3
F502
4
F503
5
F504
6
F505
0307
4
F507
7
F516
0310
5
F508
6
F509
0300
F008
F008
50V / div DC
F011
100V / div DC
F012
6000
45
1
5µs / div
5µs / div
F012
20V / div DC
5µs / div
F013
2V / div DC
5µs / div
F016
1
4
7200
8
F071
910 16
7001
F011
F013
F073
F067
1V / div DC
10µs / div
F069
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
F071
1V / div DC
10µs / div
F072
1V / div AC
2ms / div
F073
(COPPER TRACK SIDE)
18
7000
D
GS
56
2
F072
F460
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F461
2V / div DC
5ms / div
F462
2V / div DC
5ms / div
F463
2V / div DC
5ms / div
F521
2005
+
USE (-) LEAD AS HOT MEASURE GROUND
5200
101
41
7203
23
-
34
F559
1V / div DC
20µs / div
F560
1V / div DC
20µs / div
F561
1V / div DC
20µs / div
F578
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F579
7002
HOT COLD
F016
12
F024
41
7202
USE HEATSINK AS COLD
5003
MEASURE GROUND
F067
85
41
F069
F621
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
F641
2V / div DC
5ms / div
F702
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
F703
50mV / div DC
20µs / div
F704
6103
AC
7011
85
F707
20mV / div AC
F708
20mV / div AC
F709
20mV / div AC
F770
20mV / div DC
F771
F026
2ms / div
2ms / div
200µs / div
20µs / div
0307
1
11
0306
1
9
F811
500mV / div AC
200µs / div
F812
500mV / div AC
200µs / div
F821
20mV / div AC
200µs / div
F827
20mV / div AC
200µs / div
0307
3
F032
7
F038
8
F042
11
F044
0306
5
F052
6
F054
7
F056
0304
F601 F621 F641 F660 F661 F670
0301
F440 F441 F442 F444 F445
1 3 5 7 9
11
YPbPr / RGB MATRIX
1 2
3 13 14
111
210
3446
F444 F445
7607
3447
3580
F580
51
10 6
15 11
0301 0303
AUDIO INPUT SELECTION
7810
0302
0313
RGB OUTPUT BUFFER
7550
10 2
11 1
7575
3579
3578
F579 F578
51 10 6
15 11
0303
1
F559
2
F560
3
F561
13
F578
14
F579
9
(MEASURE OTHERSIDE)
F580
2V / div DC
5µs / div
F024
2V / div DC
10µs / div
F026
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
100V / div DC
10µs / div
(COMPONENT-SIDE)
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F525
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F529
2V / div DC
20µs / div
2V / div DC
5ms / div
F580
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F601
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
F705
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F706
20mV / div AC
200µs / div
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F772
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F773
2V / div DC
20µs / div
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Testpoint Overviews (K + L + M)

L1
L2
L3
42F21RE AB 6.
Small signal panel (K)FBX panel (L)
L4
L5
L6
C1 Reset/c-7007
T11 R/77-7003
F1K
Y-OUT/19-7402
S3 SC/9-7300
S6 Frame/6-7300
S7 SS-Drive
S8 EW/3-7300
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
L7
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
L14
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L23
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
L8
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
L15
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L24
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
0361
1
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
L9
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L16
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
1 V / div DC
10ms / div
L10
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L17
1 V / div DC
100µs / div
L25
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
9 1
L26
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
(COPPER-SIDE)
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
L11
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L18
1 V / div DC
100µs / div
0362
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
L12
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
L19
500mV / div DC
50ns / div
9
L13
200mV / div DC
5ms / div
L22
500mV / div DC
5ms / div
CL 16532149_096.eps
191201
1V / div DC
10ms / div
C3
6MHz/2016/1001
20mV / div AC
0.5µs / div
I12
SIF/Pin5-7501
0.2V / div DC
5µs / div
I13
I2S-DSP-IN/5-7751
1V / div DC
5µs / div
I14
I2S-CL/7-7751
1V / div DC
5µs / div
I15
I2S-WS/6-7751
1V / div DC
10µs / div
I1
I1 +1V4 DC
C2 +3V3 DC
C2
I12 I13
I7 B7502
1V / div DC
10µs / div
0.2V / div DC
1µs / div
T12 G/78-7003
0.2V / div DC
1µs / div
T13 B/79-7003
0.2V / div DC
1µs / div
T14
Fading/80-7003
0.2V / div DC
10µs / div
I15
6
9
MSP
23 25
I14
I13
7751
I5 I6
I7
V3b Uout/50-7501
31
60
T16 CVBS
0.2V / div DC
20µs / div
614 1/685
6010 59 57 56 51 50 48 47 44
4343
I4
I3
61 606364
2
HIP
3
7501
13
C3
T16
7003
uC
C1
/5-7003
A20 A21
A7
A8 A24 A25 A22 A23
S1 VA/P61-7501
1V / div DC
5ms / div
S2 HA/P60-7501
1V / div DC
20µs / div
S2
S1
V3c
51
V3b
50
V2a
49
V2d
40
V1c
38
V1b
37
V1a
36
V3c Vout/51-7501
OTC
T11
T12
2510
T13
7757
2512 2511
1530
120
91
9078 79 807761 74
T14
A20a
A21a
A24
A25
V2a
F2K
F3K
1
2
SC2-R/51-7751
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
SC2-L/50-7751
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
V2c
V3b
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
U-OUT/17-7402
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
V-OUT/16-7402
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
2
31
A7 (ssp)
0.5V / div
0.2ms / div
A8 (ssp)
0.5V / div
0.2ms / div
A20
R/60-7751
20mV / div DC
1ms / div
A20a
2V / div
0.2ms / div
A21
L/59-7751
20mV / div DC
1ms / div
A21a
2V / div
0.2ms / div
A22
SC1-R/48-7751
1V / div DC
10µs / div
S4 HFB/13-7300
1V / div DC
10µs / div
2414
2415
F1k
F2k
2416
F3k
0.1V / div DC 5ms / div
S4
12 13
22
23 24
S3
7300
S3
S7
1V / div DC
10µs / div
S8S6S6
S7
HOP
33
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
1238911
34
TUNER
0.5V / div DC
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
20µs / div
(COMPONENT-SIDE)
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
A23
SC1-L/47-7751
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
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Wiring Diagram

43F21RE AB 6.
SD-panel
Europe
DIAGRAM
SD
1037
Y_SD
GND
PB_SD
GND
PR_SD
GND
CVBS_Y_EXT3
GND
C_EXT3
+8V6
16:9_EXT3
GND
SNDL_SD
GND
SNDL_EXT3
GND
SNDR_EXT3
GND
SNDR_SD
GND
SNDR_HD
0304
XXX
0305
XXX
SMALL SIGNAL PANEL
+5V2_FB
+8V6
GND
VD
HD
GND
pos 8062
SS-panel
11
FEAT_Y
FEAT_V
FEAT_U
9
9
1020
XXX
XXX
XXX
1
0353
TUNER
0333
1
16:9_ARFRONT
NC GND GND CVBS_Y_FRONT GND
FBL_SC1_IN
IN_SC1_B(U_OUT)
IN_SC1_R(V_OUT)
IN_SC1_G(Y_OUT)
GND
+8V6
CVBS_SC1_IN
0385
1
1
11
1
XXX
7
COMB FILTER
11
CF-panel
7560
FRONT_C GND SNDL_FRONT_IN FRONT_DETECT SNDR_FRONT_IN
11
XXX
USA and A/P
0351
1
0361
0361
SCL_S
1
9 Fold
1
NC
SDA_S
HA
VA
GND
pos 8061
Y_DS_!Fh
V_DS_!Fh
U_DS_!Fh
11
XXX
FEATURE BOX (7)
FB-panel
1022
DIAGRAMS
XXX
99
L1 : 3
XXX
0348
0348
XXX
3
1
1
3
XXX
1
0352
0362
1
9 Fold
1
0362
DIAGARAM
1
15
1
6
1
6
1
15
XXX
0302
XXX
XXX
0303
XXX
11 Fold
301
0313
CF
pos 8004
R_VGA G_VGA
B_GVA NC NC GND GND GND NC GND NC NC H_VGA V_VGA
NC
SNDR_VGA SNDL_VGA SND_CENTER GND GND GND
SNDR_MON SNDL_MON RC_EXT GND GND GND
R_MON G_MON B_MON NC GND GND GND GND RC_MON GND CONFIG_IDENT TXDO H_MON V_MON RXDO
11 Fold
VGA-INPUT
in/out
Audio VGA
Centre/RC5
output
Monitor-
pos 8033
7 Fold
0385
1
FBL_YUV
0304
0305
pos 8085
NC
Y_AV_OUT
U_AV_OUT
Y_AV_SYNC
1
GND
Y_SD
PB_SD
11 Fold
1
GND
SNDL_SD
SNDL_HD
7
XXX
GND
V_AV_OUT
GND
GND
PR_SD
CVBS_Y_EXT3
pos 8005
GND
GND
SNDL_EXT3
SNDR_EXT3
GND
C_EXT3
GND
SNDR_SD
11
+8V6
16:9_EXT3
11
GND
SNDR_HD
XXX
XXX
VGA_FBL
VGA_G
VGA_B
GND
VGA_R
XXX
0370
1
USA and A/P
pos 80705 Fold
1
55
XXX
0370
GND
B_HD
R_HD
G_HD
FBL_HD
CVBS_Y_UI
GND
0372
1
1
0372
GND
CVBS_Y_AV2
1
0333
GND
+8V6
16:9_ARFRONT
GND
C_UI
IN_UI_R (Y?)
IN_UI_G (U?)
pos 80729 Fold
GND
C_AV2
R-IN-UI
G-IN-UI
GND
GND
C_AV1
CVBS_Y_AV1
GND
IN_UI_FBL
IN_UI_B (V?)
XXX
9
9
XXX
GND
B-IN-UI
FBL_GEM
11
XXX
GND
FRONT_DETECT
SNDL_MAIN_OUT
SNDR_MAIN_OUT
VD
SDA_S
HD
SCL_S
0371
1
7 Fold
1
0371
VD
HD
SCL_S
SDA_S
AV-INTERFACE
AV-panel
1044
DIAGRAMS
AV1 : 8
9
XXX
+8V6
+5V2
GND
pos 8071
NC
NC
GND
7
7
XXX
XXX
DIAGRAMS
K1 : 8
AUDIO_SL
AUDIO_SW
SOUND_ENABLE
GND
SNDL_UI_IN
GND
MCS_MPEG
SNDR_UI_IN
0373
1
7 Fold
1
0373
0328
AUDIO_R
GND
AUDIO_L AUDIO_C
+7V7
GND
-7V7
DC_PROT
XXX
SDA
SCL
XXX
7
pos 8073
NC
NC
GND
GND
CONFIG_IDENT
SNDL_SUB_OUT
SNDR_SUB_OUT
cable
= from 1 to n
cable
= from 1 to 1
FRONT PANEL
FR-panel
1047
1
11
11 Fold
pos 8028
9 Fold
pos 8010
0310
GND
1
50HZ_60HZ
STBY_LED
+5V_STANDBY
KEYBOARD
LIGHT_SENSOR
+33V
GND
+5V2
+8V6
+5V_STANDBY
+5V2_FB
TXDO
GND
RXDO
RC5
IR_LED
GND
+8V6
STANDBY
+16V
pos 8044
3 Fold
0355
XXX
0341
XXX
1
3
1
9
pos 8055
3 Fold
pos 8041 9 Fold
0344
1
SNDR_FR GND SNDL_FR
3
XXX
XXX
9
DIAGRAM
B_VC
BLC_INFO
G_VC
GND
GND
R_VC
EHT_INFO
GND
GND
0340
XXX
1
9 Fold
7
XXX
1
0340
NC
GND
R_VC
1
0310
GND
GND
+8V6
+5V2
+5VSTB
+5V2_FB
GND
+5V2
+5V2
GND
GND
+5VSTB
+5V2_FB
0307
1
GND
G_VC
+33V
STANDBY
+8V6
+8V6
pos 8040
GND
GND
B_VC
9
XXX
+16V
GND
+33V
11
pos 8007
11 Fold
9
LINE_DRIVE
0315
1
9 Fold
1
0315
LINE_DRIVE
9
XXX
NC
I2C_SCALER_ACTIVE
XXX
LDP
GND
EW_DRIVE
NC
HFB
GND
0328
GND
0306
1
VDNEG
FBCSO
EHT_INFO
VDPOS
GND
pos 8015
NC
NC
NC
V_NEG
POWER_VALID
ON_OFF_LED
RC_OUT
IR_LED
KEYBOARD
1
NC
GND
SNDL_SSP
SNDR_SSP
-7V7
POWER_ON
POWER_VALID
50HZ_60HZ
+7V7
XXX
9
9
XXX
NC
GND
NC NC
NC
+7V7
GND
STANDBY
1
0355
TXDO
0341
XXX
NC
-7V7
GND
SOUND_ENABLE
+16V
XXX
9
GND
NC
RXDO
1
9
11
3
XXX
XXX
+8V6
ON_OFF_LED
GND RC_FRONT KEYBOARD
IR_LED
POWER_ON
+5VSTB
+5VSTBY
16:9_ARFRONT FRONT_DETECT CVBS_Y_FRONT
C_FRONT
SNDL_FRONT_IN
GND
SNDR_FRONT_IN
0308
1
NC NC
pos 8008
11 Fold
11
XXX XXX
0309
1
GND GND
XXX
9
pos 8009 9 Fold
1
11
0308
1
9
0309
1
0307
NC NC +8V6 ON_OFF_LED GND RC_FRONT KEYBOARD IR_LED POWER_ON +5VSTB +5VSTBY
16:9_ARFRONT FRONT_DETECT CVBS_Y_FRONT GND C_FRONT GND SNDL_FRONT_IN
GND SNDR_FRONT_IN
XXX
GND
GND
+5V2
+5V2
+5V2_FB
GND
+8V6
+5VSTB
+8V6
GND
+33V
11
pos 8006
9 FOLD
XXX
FP
1
0306
GND
-7V7
+7V7
STANDBY
50HZ_60HZ
POWER_ON
POWER_VALID
9
POWER SUPPLY
PS-panel
XXX
+16V
1010
DIAGRAM
GND
PS
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7. Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

AV Interface Panel

44F21RE AB 7.
21
A
B
C
Pb_HD
Pr_HD
Y_HD
D
R_Pr_HD
G_Y_HD
B_Pb_HD
E
F
G
H
I
Y_HD
Pr_HD
Pb_HD
R_Pr_HD
G_Y_HD
B_Pb_HD
J
K
B_Pb_HD
L
M
G_Y_HD
R_Pr_HD
Y_HD
Pr_HD
Pb_HD
N
3
AV INTERFACE PANEL DIAGRAM CONNECTIONS
+8VV
+8V6
+8V6+8VV
DIAGRAM
YPBPR-MATRIX
7670
GND
+5V
+5VSTB
+5V
+5VSTB
DIAGRAM
HD-SYNC-PROCESSING
GND
HD2_SEL
+8VV
+8VV
HD2_SEL
HD2_SEL
HD2_SEL
Y_HD2
Y_HD2
LM
1881
MATRIX_SELECT
MATRIX_SELECT
HD
matrix
7215
DIAGRAM
HD-MATRIX
GND
AV304
1
11
AV300
1
11
7351
HD_BLANKN
HD_BLANKN
HD_BLANKN
SYNC
rem.
7260
Y_HD1
PB_SD
PR_SD
Y_HD1
LM
1881
7360
HD_CLAMPN
HD_CLAMPN
HD_CLAMPN
MATRIX
7607
V_HD_EXT
V_HD_EXT
7375
V_HD V_HD_EXT
7280
H_HD_EXT
H_HD_EXT
H_HD_EXT
16:9_EXT3
H_HD
7610
1FH
16:9_EXT3
1FH
16:9_EXT3
1FH
Y_HD1
R_SD
G_SD
B_SD
USA ONLY
EXT_SYNC_PRESENT
VGA_SELECT
SYNC_TRISTATE
FBL_HD
NOT_SUPPORTED
SDA_S
SCL_S
H_HD
V_HD
Y_HD1
R_SD
G_SD
B_SD
CVBS_Y_EXT3
C_EXT3
FBL_YUV
EXT_SYNC_PRESENT
R_HD
G_HD
B_HD
VGA_SELECT
SYNC_TRISTATE
FBL_HD
EXT_SYNC_PRESENT
H_HD
V_HD
R_HD
G_HD
B_HD
Y_HD1
R_SD
G_SD
B_SD
CVBS_Y_EXT3
C_EXT3
FBL_YUV
AV328
1
11
AV302
1
6
AV305
1
11
GND
+5VSTBA
+8VV
+5V2
+5VSTBD
+8VV
+5VSTBA +5VSTBD
+5V2
FBL_HD
AV370
1
5
AV301
1
16
7400
7450
7420
DIAGRAM
VGA/HD-SELECTION
GND
+8VS
SCL_S
SCL_S
SYNC_TRISTATE
NOT_SUPPORTED
OR
7460
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBA
SDA_S
SDA_S
1
AV398
1
11
+5VSTBY
+5VSTBY
7840
TEA6422D
AUDIO
SELECTOR
VGA_SELECT
AV371
7
SCALER
+7V7
+7V7+8VS -7V7
7810
RESET_SCALER
RESET_SCALER
AV399
1
11
121110
-7V7
DIAGRAM
AUDIO+CONTROL
AV313
MUTE
7880
8574AT
I2C_SCALER_ACTIVE
HD
VD
H_HD_VGA
V_HD_VGA
CVBS_SCALER
Y_SCALER
C_SCALER
R_HD_VGA
G_HD_VGA
B_HD_VGA
1
6
AV373
1
7
PCF
POWER_VALID
CONFIG_IDENT
HD_VGA_SELECT
SYNC_TRISTATE_MON
RC_EXT
SNDL_MAIN_OUT
SNDR_MAIN_OUT
SNDR_FRONT
SNDL_FRONT
FBL_YUV
RC_FRONT_SEL_N
RC_FRONT_MON_SEL
15141398
POWER_VALID
CONFIG_IDENT
HD_VGA_SELECT
SYNC_TRISTATE_MON
167654
Y_HD1
CVBS_Y_EXT3
C_EXT3
FBL_YUV
RC_EXT
SNDL_MAIN_OUT
SNDR_MAIN_OUT
SNDR_FRONT
SNDL_FRONT
RC_FRONT_SEL_N
RC_FRONT_MON_SEL
CVBS_SCALER
Y_SCALER
C_SCALER
HD
VD
H_HD_VGA
V_HD_VGA
R_HD_VGA
G_HD_VGA
B_HD_VGA
R_SD
G_SD
B_SD
+8VV
AV340
1
9
+8VV
17
+8VVA
+8V6
+5VSTB
+5VSTB +5VSTBA +5VSTBY+8V6+8VVA
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBY
201918
A
DIAGRAM
VIDEO+RC-SELECTION
AV333
1
AV309
1
VIDEO
11
SELECTOR
7710
7740
GND
SCL_S
SDA_S
RC_MON
I2C_SCALER_ACTIVE
+8VS
+8VS
+7V7
-7V7
+8V6
+5V
-7V7
+8V6
+7V7
+5V2
RC_MON
+5V
+5V2
AV303
1
7575
7570
AV355
1
3
7550
7520
LPF
GND
OUTPUT-SELECTION+SUPPLY
16
DIAGRAM
+8VVA
+8VVA
AV307
1
11
AV315
1
9
AV341
1
9
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBD
+5VSTBD
+5VSTBA
11
AV372
1
9
AV308
1
11
+5VSTBY
+5VSTBY
HFB GEN
50HZ_60HZ
+5VSTB
50HZ_60HZ
+5VSTB
AV306
AV310
POWER_ON
POWER_ON
1
9
1
9
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
3122 123 60092
123
45678
9 101112
13 14 15
16
17
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P
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HD Matrix + Sync Remover Panel (USA only)

1 2345678 10111213
HD-MATRIX+SYNC REMOVER (USA ONLY)
AV6
AV6
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
AV6
I213
I212
I214
22u
22u
22u
2210
2205
2201
4V9
(0V)
3211
3202
4V9 (0V)
3206
4V9 (0V)
VREF1
I211
VREF1
22K
NTSC / ATSC
SELECTION
+8VV
3122 123 60092
5250
600R
1 2345
VREF1
22K
I202
22K
I206
BC847B 7211
2250
BC847B 7202
BC847B 7206
100u
+8A
3203
+8A
3207
+8A
3212
2251
F215
4V2 (0V)
560R
F216
PB
4V2
(0V)
560R
F217
4V2 (0V)
560R
+8A
10K
3231
2227
7246
PDTC124EU
100n
100n
I215
3215
1%
Y
1K8
3216
PR
1K2
1%
VREF2
3223
1%
Y
1K
3224
1%
1K
VREF2
3228
10K
PR
3229
560R
1%
I225
3230
1%
PB
1K
0V0 (0V)
VREF2
Y
1%
PB
1%
7230 BC847B
3237
2K2
3238
1K2
3241
4V6
I237
PR
1%
VREF2
I245
F246
3V3
(0V)
AV3
F250
3250
470R
F251
5V4
(0V)
6250
BAS316
F253
(0V) 4V7
2253
6251
100n
2252
BZM55-C4V7
4V3 (0V)
3217
1%
1K2
3219
22K
I228
3227
100R
1%
I231
470R
4V3
1%
3226
5K6
3239
1K2
3236
22K
HD-MATRIX
+8A
VREF1
VREF2
100u
+8A
2215
100n
7215-A
3
4
TSH95
I255
1
+8A
+8A
1%
13
4
13
4
13
7215-C TSH95
+8A
7215-D TSH95
+8A
8
9
9
3V7
(0V)
3218
1%
1K8
1% 1%
10
4V4
(0V)
3225
1%
330R
16
3V6
(0V)
2216
100n
3242
3243
22K
I229
1K
4V5
(0V)
4V5 (0V)
I259
8V4
5
6
3232
4V3 (0V)
(0V)
4V4 (0V)
4V3 (0V)
4V3 (0V)
4V4
2
12
11
I230
14
15
3240
2K2
FOR DC MEASSUREMENTS:
45F21RE AB 7.
I273
1K
F276
AV3
2255
220n
2257
220n
2259
220n
7273 BC847B
I260
I261
I262
2V7 (0V)
2V7 (0V)
2V7 (0V)
0V3 (0V)
7274 BC847B
7260-B
74HC4053D
Y0
2
Y1
1
Vss
8
7260-C
74HC4053D
Y0
5
Y1
3
7260-A
74HC4053D
Y0
12
Y1 Z
13
F277
3271
10K
HD_BLANKN
AV3
7275 BC847B
E
Vee
7
6
E
Vee8Vss
6
7
E
Vee8Vss
6
7
I271
3270
0V6
10K
16
16
16
(0V)
Vdd
Vdd
Vdd
I275
S
10
Z
15
S
9
Z
4
S
11
14
+8A
3273
7272 PMBT2369
0V7
I272
(0V)
10K
10K
3275
3272
+8A
2256
100n
7255
BC847B
7215-B
4
TSH95
7
4V6
8
(0V)
13
1K
I256
7257
BC847B
7259
BC847B
3255
3257
3259
3V0 (0V)
1K
3V9 (0V)
1K
2V9 (0V) 1K
HD_CLAMPN
F218
F227
F240
SYNC_REMOVER
CONNECT 480p YPbPr SIGNAL TO HD2 INPUT AND SELECT HD2 INPUT
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
I274
1K
3274
2274
2V5 (0V)
2u2
6275
2275
10K
3260
2260
100n
7265
BC847B
I265
2V7
(0V)
3265
7267
BC847B
I267
2V7
(0V)
3267
I263
7269
BC847B
I269
2V7 2V1 (0V)
(0V)
1V4
7271 PMBT2369
3269
100n
BZM55-C2V7
2V1 (0V)
1K
2V1 (0V)
1K
(0V)
1K
5274
F283
F288
F293
9
+8VV
100R
100R
100R
3282
3284
3286
AV6
AV6
3283
100R
3281
3285
100R
I281 I284
I286
I289
I291
I294
+8VV
10K
3296
F296
7296 PDTC124EU
FROM YPBPR-YUV-MATRIX
AV6
TO INPUT
7280
TDA8601T
16
IOCNTR
VIDOa
VIDOb
VIDOc
12
3287
11
3288
10
3289
13
FBO
0V
I280
1
Vp
9
GND
100R
3297
2281
2u2
2282
2u2
2283
2u2
2284
2u2
2285
2u2
2286
2u2
I297
10K
(0V) 5V3
(0V) 1V3
(0V) 1V3
(0V) 1V3
(0V) 1V3
(0V) 1V3
(0V) 1V3
I282
I285
I287
I290
I292
I295
DECODING
VIDIa1
VIDIa2
VIDIb1
VIDIb2
VIDIc1
VIDIc2
SEL
FBI1
FBI2
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
2
6
3
7
4
8
5
15
14
RGB / YPBPR SELECTION
0V3 (0V)
6297
BAT254
I298
AV3,6
6296
BAT254
AV3,4
FROM / TO HD-SYNC_PROCESSING
AV4
AV4
AV4
F268
1V3 (0V)
1K
F269
1V3 (0V)
1K
F270
1V3 (0V)
1K
(0V)
5280
8V4
2280
470n
CL 26532118_002.eps
600R
+8VV
221002
2201 B1 2205 B1 2210 B1 2215 B4 2216 F4 2227 F2 2250 H1 2251 B2 2252 I2 2253 I3 2255 C6 2256 C5
A
2257 E6 2259 F6 2260 C8 2274 B8 2275 B8 2280 F13 2281 C10 2282 D10 2283 D10 2284 D10 2285 D10 2286 E10
B
3202 B1 3203 C1 3206 C1 3207 D1 3211 D1 3212 E1 3215 C2 3216 C2 3217 C3 3218 C4 3219 C3 3223 C2
C
3224 D2 3225 E4 3226 E3 3227 E3 3228 D2 3229 D2 3230 E2 3231 F2 3232 D5 3236 F3 3237 F2
D
3238 F2 3239 F3 3240 F3 3241 E3 3242 D4 3243 E4 3250 H2 3255 C5 3257 E5 3259 F5 3260 C8 3265 D8
E
3267 E8 3269 G8 3270 G7 3271 G7 3272 B5 3273 B6 3274 B8 3275 B6 3281 C10 3282 D9 3283 C9 3284 D9
F
3285 C9 3286 E9 3287 D13 3288 D13 3289 E13 3296 F9 3297 F10 5250 H1 5274 A9 5280 F13 6250 I2
G
6251 I2 6275 B8 6296 G10 6297 G10 7202 B1 7206 C1 7211 E1 7215-A C4 7215-B D5 7215-C E4 7215-D F4 7230 E2
H
7246 G2 7255 C5 7257 D5 7259 F5 7260-A F7 7260-B C7 7260-C D7 7265 C8 7267 E8 7269 F8 7271 G8 7272 B6
I
7273 B6 7274 B7 7275 B7 7280 B10 7296 F9 F215 C2 F216 D2 F217 E2
F218 C6 F227 E6 F240 F6 F246 G2 F250 H3 F251 H3 F253 I3 F268 C13 F269 D13 F270 D13 F276 G6 F277 G7 F283 C9 F288 D9 F293 E9 F296 F9 I202 C1 I206 D1 I211 E1 I212 B1 I213 B1 I214 B1 I215 B3 I225 D3 I228 D3 I229 E4 I230 E3 I231 E3 I237 E3 I245 G2 I255 C4 I256 D5 I259 F4 I260 C6 I261 E6 I262 F6 I263 F8 I265 C8 I267 E8 I269 F8 I271 G8 I272 B5 I273 B6 I274 A8 I275 B8 I280 E13 I281 C10 I282 C10 I284 C10 I285 D10 I286 D10 I287 D10 I289 D10 I290 D10 I291 D10 I292 E10 I294 E10 I295 E10 I297 F10 I298 G10
Page 46
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Sync Processing Panel (USA only)

46F21RE AB 7.
A
B
C
D
E
F
FROM HD-
G
H
I
MATRIX
3122 123 60092
12
34
567
SYNC-PROCESSING (USA ONLY)
5303
600R
3302
10K
2u2
2302
3306
10K
2u2
2306
2321
2320
470n
I323
2330
470n
I332
74HCT4053D
Y0
Y1
Vee8Vss
7
6
100n
E
F302
3303
470K
I302
16
Vdd
3320
3321
3322
3330
3331
3332
(0V) 0V5
7302 BC847B
BC847B
0V
(0V)
2303
73047303 BC847B
100n
I309
2304
100n
F311
I307
3307
100R
3309
100R
I310
3308
3310
4K7
4K7
2307
2u2
2312
100n
2308
(0V)
0V
2314
47p
47p
3312
3314
3311
220K
470K
3313
220K
470K
F321
5V
(0V)
3324
4K7
3334
4K7
I333
I324
2322
2333
100n
10n
(0V)
(0V)
1V0
1V0
0V9
I325
(0V) 0V9
I334
6322
6334
100K
I322
2K2
22K
100K
2K2
22K
3323
100K
I331
3333
100K
+5VSTB
AV4,7,8
I343
5V1
(5V1)
2340
100n
7340-C
74HCT4053D
Y0
5
4V5
(4V5)
Y1
3
Vee7Vss
E
8
6
3347
47K
+5A
7341
S
10
BC847B
I341
Z
15
2V6 (0V)
2V0 (0V)
5340
9
10
BAS316
4
5
BAS316
16
Vdd
F341
11
6
11
GND
6
I340
6340
SDA_EPLD
S
9
4
Z
4V5 (4V5)
(5V0)
0V
7321-B LM319D
GND
8
7321-A LM319D
3
BAT254
0V
(0V)
I347
BC847B
(0V)
I346
3346
7347
0V3
7
12
0V3 (0V)
4V5
10K
2311
100n
2313
10n
F326
F336
AV4,7,8
74HCT4053D
Y0
12
Y1
13
3316
3325
3326
3335
3336
7340-A
Vss
8
0V7
(0V)
F312
F313
F314
470K
F306
1K
2K2
1K
2K2
Vee
7
I349
3349
7360
EP1K10TC144-3
1
AV2
2K2
(0V) (0V)
3378
1K
3380
1K
AV2
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
AV2
TCK CONF-DONE CEO_ TDO VCCIO1 GNDINT1 CLKUSR IO1 IO2 IO3 RDY_BUSY IO4 IO5 INIT-DONE GNDINT2 VCCINT1 IO6 IO7 IO8 IO9 IO10 IO11 IO12 VCCIO2 GNDINT3 IO13 IO14 IO15 IO16 IO17 IO18 IO19 IO20 TMS STATUS_ IO21
HD_BLANKN
AV6,7
2360
CONFIG_DONE
100n
3V3
V_SYNC_TTL V_SYNC_POLN
2V5
3V3
H_C_SYNC_TTL
H_C_SYNC_POLN
75OHM_ON
2361
100n
2362
100n
F309
V_SYNC_COMP
H_SYNC_COMP
C_SYNC_OUT
LM_CSYNC_2
0V 0V
LM_VSYNC_2 LM_VSYNC_1
LM_CSYNC_1
2V5
AV6
3379
2K2
AV2,4
F378
F379
3381
AV2,4
16
Vdd
S
11
Z
14
4V5
E
(4V5)
6
3348
10K
22K
+5A
3345
I350
1K
2K2
2K2
3356
3354
3350
100R
F353
I354
F355
CONNECT 480p YPbPr SIGNAL TO HD2 INPUT AND SELECT HD2 INPUT
+5V
75R
3301
7301
I301
BC847B
I311
I304
0V
(0V)
75R
3305
I305
7305
I308
BC847B
I306
0V
(0V)
5321
+5V
600R
AV6
F343
2K2
3343
I342
+5A
3342
3344
7340-B
2
1K
2V6
(0V)
1
2V5 (0V)
1K
FOR DC MEASSUREMENTS:
123456
910
SDA_EPLD
I361
I362
3V3
RES
RES
100R
I357
3358
100R
2371
100n
I363
16:9_EXT3
2373
100n
3V3
8
SCL_EPLD
2V5
3357
100n
2372
I358
140
139
142
141
143
144
CS
RS_
CS_
WS_
IO79
IO78
GNDINT13
IO75
IO76
IO77
134
VCCIO8
129
128
IO71
IO72
IO73
IO74
DEV-OE
VCCINT6
GNDINT12
130
131
132
133
135
136
137
138
123
127
125
124
126
GNDINT11
DEDICATED-INP3
DEDICATED-INP4
DEDICATED-CLK-PINS
121
122
IO70
DEV-CLR_
117
115
110
111
112
113
114
116
118
119
120
IO66
IO67
IO68
IO69
DATA7
VCCIO7
DATA6
DATA5
DATA4
DATA3
DATA2
DATA1
GNDINT10
EPLD
SYNC PROCESSING + FORMAT DETECTION
IO2439IO2541IO2643IO2744IO29
I366
3377
100R
3353
1K
3355
1K
IO2237IO23
38
F367
FBL_HD
VGA_SELECT
AV4
I378
AV4
GNDINT4
40
2377
100n
2353
100n
LOCK
42
I376
I377
I379
I355
I353
I356
VCCIO3
I028
45
2363
3V3 3V3OSC
2380
AV2,6
0V
1V4
0V
3V5
1V9
3V6
46
IO3048IO3149IO32
47
2364
100n
2V5
7380 FXO-31FL
1
TS
100n
(0V)
(0V)
(0V)
(0V)
(0V)
(0V)
VCC-CKLK
VCCINT2
GNDINT552GNDINT6
DEDICATED-INP154DEDICATED-INP2
53
50
51
100n 3V3 (0V)
F380
4
VDD
OSC
GND
2
7375 LM1881M
1
CSYNC
2
VIN
3
VSYNC
4
GND
7351 LM1881M
1
CSYNC
2
VIN
3
VSYNC
4
GND
SYNC SEPARATOR
789
GCLK155GND-CKLK
57
58
56
F381
3
OUT
VS
O|E-FI
RSET
BG|BP
VS
O|E-FI
RSET
BG|BP
VCCIO4
IO3359IO3460IO35
61
2365
5V0 (0V)
8
7
6
1V2 (0V)
5
5V0 (0V)
8
7
6
1V2 (0V)
5
IO3663IO3764IO3865IO39
62
100n
3V3
+5A
I375
+5A
I352
IO4068IO4169IO4270IO43
GNDINT7
67
66
2366
2375
100n 2376
100n
3376
220K
2351
100n 2352
100n
3352
220K
100n
VCCIO5
71
3V3
11 12 13
109
DATA0
DCLK
VCCINT5
IO65 IO64 IO63 IO62 IO61 IO60 IO59 IO58
VCCIO6
GNDINT9
IO57 IO56 IO55 IO54 IO53 IO52
IO51 VCCINT4 GNDINT8
IO50
IO49
IO48
IO47
IO46
IO45
MSEL0
MSEL1 VCCINT3 CONFIG_
IO44
72
7385
(0V)
(0V)
(0V)
(0V)
F370
F371
EPC1441
1
DATA
2
DCLK
3
OE
4
CS_
PROM
AV6
F383
0V
F384
3386
3V3
3V3
3359
100R
3360
100R
I359
I360
108 107 106
CE_
105
TDI
104 103 102 101
I373
0V1
100 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91
I364
0V
90 89
(0V)
88 87
F365
86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73
I315
1315
2370
100n
0V1
2369
100n
2368
100n
2367
100n 3315
1K
3387
1K
2V5
I374
3V3
2V5
2V5
3V3
0V
F386
3V3
F387
3V3
1K
3373
100R
3374
100R
1
(0V) 3V3
8
VCC1
7
VCC2
6
CASC_
5
GND
TO INPUT
AV4 AV4
AV4
AV4
FROM / TO
5350
+5V
+5V
2390
2393
10 11 12 13
600R
7390 LD1117
3
100n
LD1117DT25
100n
2350
IN
GND
7393
3IN2
GND
F350
+5A
100u
F392
5390
600R
5391
F391
2
OUT
1
OUT
1
2391
2394
100n
F394
100n
600R
5392
600R
3V3 (0V)
F393
3V3 (0V)
F395
2V5
(0V)
5385
600R
I385
2385
100n
3V3OSC
3V3
2V5
CL 26532118_003.eps
3V3
221002
1315 E10 2302 B2 2303 B4 2304 B4 2306 C2 2307 B3 2308 B3 2311 B4 2312 C3 2313 C4 2314 C3 2320 D2 2321 D2 2322 E3
A
2330 E2 2333 F3 2340 G3 2350 H11 2351 I9 2352 I9 2353 I8 2360 C6 2361 D6 2362 D6 2363 F8
B
2364 F8 2365 F9 2366 F9 2367 E10 2368 D11 2369 C10 2370 C11 2371 B9 2372 B8 2373 B8 2375 H9 2376 H9
C
2377 H8 2380 G8 2385 B12 2390 I10 2391 I11 2393 I10 2394 I11 3301 A1 3302 B2 3303 A2 3305 B1 3306 C2
D
3307 B3 3308 B3 3309 C3 3310 C3 3311 B4 3312 B4 3313 C4 3314 C4 3315 E10 3316 C4 3320 D2
E
3321 D2 3322 E2 3323 E3 3324 D3 3325 D4 3326 D4 3330 E2 3331 F2 3332 F2 3333 F3 3334 E3 3335 E4
F
3336 F4 3342 I1 3343 H2 3344 I1 3345 I5 3346 H4 3347 H3 3348 I5 3349 I5 3350 I7 3352 I9 3353 I7
G
3354 I6 3355 I7 3356 I6 3357 B8 3358 B9 3359 B10 3360 B10 3373 C11 3374 C11 3376 H9 3377 H7
H
3378 H7 3379 H6 3380 H7 3381 H6 3386 B11 3387 B11 5303 A2 5321 D2 5340 G3 5350 H11 5385 A13 5390 H12
I
5391 H12 5392 I12 6322 E3 6334 F3 6340 G4 7301 B2 7302 A3 7303 A3 7304 A4 7305 C2
7321-A E4 7321-B D4 7340-A G4 7340-B I2 7340-C G3 7341 I3 7347 I4 7351 I8 7360 B7 7375 H8 7380 F8 7385 A12 7390 H11 7393 I11 F302 A2 F306 C5 F309 D6 F311 B5 F312 B5 F313 C5 F314 C5 F321 D4 F326 D4 F336 E4 F341 I4 F343 G2 F350 H11 F353 I7 F355 I7 F365 D10 F367 F7 F370 C12 F371 C12 F378 H6 F379 H6 F380 F8 F381 F9 F383 A11 F384 A11 F386 B11 F387 B11 F391 H12 F392 H12 F393 H12 F394 I12 F395 I12 I301 B1 I302 B2 I304 B1 I305 C1 I306 C2 I307 B3 I308 C1 I309 A4 I310 C3 I311 B2 I315 E10 I322 D3 I323 E2 I324 E3 I325 D3 I331 E3 I332 F2 I333 F3 I334 E3 I340 G4 I341 I3 I342 H2 I343 G3 I346 G4 I347 H4 I349 I5 I350 I6 I352 I9 I353 I8 I354 I7 I355 I8 I356 I8 I357 B9 I358 B9 I359 B10 I360 C10 I361 A9 I362 A9 I363 A7 I364 D10 I366 F7 I373 C10 I374 C11 I375 H9 I376 H8 I377 H8 I378 H7 I379 H8 I385 A12
Page 47
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

VGA / HD Selection Panel

47F21RE AB 7.
123456
A
FROM HD-MATRIX
AV2
AV2
B
C
D
E
F
G
VGA INPUT
CONNECTOR
15P
MINI
"D" SHELL
H
I
FROM SYNC PROCESSING
3122 123 60092
123456789101112
VGA/HD-SELECTION
AV2
I400
5400
+8VV
600R
100n
2400
10K
3400
8V4 (0V)
16
Vdd
S
11
Z
14
0V
(0V)
E
6
16
Vdd
S
10
15
0V
(0V)
E
6
16
Vdd
S
9
Z
4
0V
(0V)
E
6
HD-TRISTATE
75R
3442
BZM55-C33
3445
BZM55-C33
3441
6441
BZM55-C33
1K
3444
6444
BZM55-C33
75R
1K
3447
100R
6440
8V3 (0V)
3440
BZM55-C33
3446
100R
3419
75R
+8VV
F419
10K
I440
I441
I442
AV301 0301
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 17
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
NC. NC.
NC.
NC. NC.
NC.
F443
7400-A 74HC4053D
Y0
12
Y1
13
Vee7Vss
8
7400-B 74HC4053D
Y0
2
Y1 Z
1
Vee8Vss
7
7400-C 74HC4053D
Y0
5
Y1
3
Vss
Vee
7
8
F440
F441
F442
6442
I443
F444
F445
6445
USA ONLY
7419 PDTC124EU
0V
(0V)
AV3
7 8 9 10111213 14
TO OUTPUT+SUPPLY
AV5
AV7
AV7
AV7
AV7
2460
0V4 (0V)
0V7 (0V)
100n
AV5
USA ONLY
F410
F411
F412
FBL_HD
3410
1K
TO VIDEO
[AV4] VGA/HD-SELECTION
Item
4408 X Jumper 4410 X Jumper 4412 X Jumper 4450 X Jumper 4451 X Jumper 7450-B X PC74HCT4538T 7450-A X PC74HCT4538T
FROM CONTROL
CL 26532118_004 .eps
AV3,7,8
AV3,7,8
AV3
+RC
EU + AP
USA
F460
F461
F462
F463
F464
TO 0370
SOURCE SELECTION
AV370
0370
F409
F408
Description
FROM/TO
0371
SOURCE
SELECTION
AV371
0371
1 2
3
4
5
NC.
6
7
NC.
1
2
3
4
5
221002
AV5
AV5
AV5
AV5
I436
3432
3433
3434
I420
2420
AV5
SCALER PANEL
0398
AV398
0398
H_HD_VGA
F430
F431
F432
F433
F434
F439
F429
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
AV8
AV8
R_HD_VGA
1K
G_HD_VGA
B_HD_VGA
1K
+5V
RES
3435
1K
7435
RES
3437
+8VV
5420
600R
470n
AV399
0399
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
0399
F435
F436
F437
+5V2
+5V2
F438
AV5
AV5
AV5
I422
I424
I426
I428
I430
I432
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
(0V)
(0V) 5V1
(0V)
0V
0V
7420
TDA8601T
2
VIDIa1
6
VIDIa2
3
VIDIb1
7
VIDIb2
4
VIDIc1
8
VIDIc2
5
SEL
15
FBI1
14
FBI2
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
DECODING
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
IOCNTR
VIDOa
VIDOb
VIDOc
16
12
1V2 (0V)
11
1V2 (0V)
10
1V2 (0V)
13
FBO
1V2 (0V)
1
Vp
8V4 (0V)
9
GND
AV2
3421
100R
3423
100R
3425
100R
3427
100R
3429
100R
3431
100R
2451
USA ONLY
I421
2421
2u2
I423
2423
2u2
I425
2425
2u2
I427
2427
2u2
I429
2429
2u2
I431
2431
2u2
22n
+5V
AV2
AV2
*
4408
*
*
4412
4410
HD-VGA SELECTION
AV2,3
+5VSTBA
AV3
AV3
(5V1)
I451
3452
5V2
I452
6450
BAT254
+5VSTBA
10K
I454
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
4V7
(4V7)
5V2
(5V1)
AV3,7,8
I449
5V1
(4V9)
7450-B
74HCT4053D
Y0
2
Y1 Z
1
7450-A
74HCT4053D
Y0
12
Y1
13
7450-C
74HCT4053D
Y0
5
Y1
3
5450
(4V9)
600R
*
16
Vdd
S
10
15
Vee8Vss
E
6
7
4450
*
*
16
Vdd
S
11
Z
14
E
Vee7Vss
8
6
4451
*
16
Vdd
S
9
Z
4
Vee8Vss
E
6
7
5V1
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
4V7
(4V7)
2450
I450
I455
100n
AV3
3453
+5VSTBA
7453
10K
BC847B
0V6
(0V)
I456
3456
10K
I453
USA ONLY
F465
47K
3461
6462
AV3
AV3
AV3
3V3
BAS316
(0V)
+5VSTBD
3462
6463
3V3
(0V)
AV3
7460-A
74HCT125D
RES
2
0V
(0V) 2V8
(0V)
7460-B
74HCT125D
5
0V
(0V)
4
BUFFER
BAS316
I460
4V9
14
3
7
1
14
6
7
0301 F1 0370 A14 0371 G14 0398 B11 0399 B12 2400 B2 2420 E10 2421 B6 2423 B6 2425 C6 2427 C6 2429 C6 2431 C6 2450 F8
A
2451 D6 2460 F13 3400 B3 3410 B14 3419 E4 3421 B6 3423 B6 3425 C6 3427 C6 3429 C6 3431 C6 3432 B10 3433 C10
B
3434 C10 3435 C10 3437 D10 3440 G3 3441 G3 3442 G2 3444 I3 3445 I2 3446 H3 3447 H3 3452 I7 3453 H9 3456 H10
C
3461 H11 3462 G12 4408 B5 4410 B5 4412 B5 4450 G8 4451 H8 5400 B2 5420 D10 5450 F8 6440 G3 6441 G2
D
6442 G2 6444 I2 6445 I2 6450 F7 6462 H12 6463 H12 7400-A B2 7400-B C2 7400-C D2 7419 E4 7420 A7 7435 D10 7450-A G8
E
7450-B F8 7450-C H8 7453 H10 7460-A G12 7460-B G12 F408 B14 F409 B14 F410 A14 F411 B14 F412 B14 F419 E4 F429 D11 F430 B11
F
F431 C11 F432 C11 F433 C11 F434 C11 F435 B12 F436 C12 F437 C12 F438 D12 F439 C11 F440 F2 F441 G2 F442 G2
G
F443 G2 F444 H2 F445 H2 F460 G14 F461 G14 F462 G14 F463 G14 F464 H14 F465 H12 I400 B2 I420 D10 I421 B6 I422 B6
H
I423 B6 I424 B6 I425 C6 I426 C6 I427 C6 I428 C6 I429 C6 I430 C6 I431 C6 I432 D6 I436 D10 I440 F4 I441 G4
I
I442 G4 I443 H2 I449 F7 I450 F9 I451 H7 I452 G7 I453 H11 I454 I7 I455 I9 I456 H10
13 14
Page 48
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Output Selection + Supply Panel

48F21RE AB 7.
1
A
AV340 0340
1
F520
2
3
4
B
5
6
7
8
9
FROM 340
C
VIDEO
CONTROL
D
FROM INPUT
E
F
G
H
CON. 1519
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10
11 12
3541
I542
3543
I
3122 123 60092
FTV 1.9
10K
7540 PMBT2369
0V6
(0V)
10K
FROM 0306
SUPPLY
1234567
NC.
R_VC
G_VC
B_VC
NC.
JUMPERS
F521
F525
F529
FTV 2.3
+5VSTBA
3540
2345678
OUTPUT-SELECTION
+SUPPLY
3523
100R
3527
100R
3531
100R
6570
BAT254
7570-A
74HCT4053D
Y0
12
Y1
13
7570-C
74HCT4053D
Y0
5
Y1
3
STANDBY
3536
3522
I580
Vee8Vss
7
Vee8Vss
7
AV7
AV7
4K7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
AV306 0306
3521
470R
3525
470R
3529
470R
2V7 (0V) 0V5 (5V1)
I541
5V2
(5V2)
0V
(0V)
-6V8
(-0V2)
0V
(0V)
AV4
AV4
AV4
AV4
AV4
AV4
AV4
2
1
5523
I535 I536
3u9
39p
2522
5529
I537
3u9
39p
2528
5535
I539
3u9
39p
2534
+5VSTBA
7570-B
74HCT4053D
Y0
Y1
E
Vee7Vss
6
8
3542
100K
4V8
(0V2)
7V6
(0V2)
0V5
(3V2)
I538
I540
2524
2530
2536
16
Vdd
3573
10K
2542
F501
F503
F504
F505
56p
56p
56p
S
Z
F502
5525
3u3
5531
3u3
5537
3u3
PMBT2369
I573
0V3 (0V)
3575
0V3
10
(3V5)
2V6
15
(0V)
0V
(5V1)
F534
100n
3574
4K7 7573
2526
2532
2538
10K
3544
22p
22p
22p
220K
+16V
+5VSTBA
I574
(0V)
0V4
(0V)
0V
+7V7
-7V7
(0V)
0V
(5V1)
2V7
680R
3537
3526
470R
5570
600R
16
Vdd
E
6
16
Vdd
E
6
AV8
FROM 0307
AV8
680R
3538
3530
470R
I570
S
11
Z
14
S
9
Z
4
SUPPLY
(0V)
(0V) 0V4
4V9
0V
(0V)
(0V)
2V7
680R
I521
I523
I525
I527
I529
I531
470R
2570
0V
10
11
100n
AV8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
AV307 0307
2521
2u2
2523
2u2
2525
2u2
2527
2u2
2529
2u2
2531
2u2
+5VSTBA
I571
I572
AV8
F596
F506
+33V
F522
F523
F524
F526
F528
F530
3572
(0V) 2V4
(0V) 2V1
(0V) 2V4
(0V) 2V1
(0V) 2V4
(0V) 2V1
3571
I544
2
6
3
7
4
8
5
15
14
47K
7575-E
74HCT14D
47K
F507
+5VSTB
F516
+5VSTBY
+33V
F597
7520
TDA8601T
VIDIa1
VIDIa2
VIDIb1
VIDIb2
VIDIc1
VIDIc2
SEL
FBI1
FBI2
5575
600R
14
11 10
7
I543
3547
10K
3548
5V2
(0V)
F509
(0V1)
F598
3599
1K
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
2575
7575-F
74HCT14D
13
(0V) 0V6
10K
+5V2_FB
5V2
+5V2
(0V)
+8V6
8V8
+33V
33V
+16V
F599
100n
7575-A
74HCT14D (0V)
12
2V7
14
12
(0V)
7
0V4
7546 PMBT2369
(0V)
I581
0V
AV310
0310
1
2
3
4
5
+5VSTB
6
7
TO 0310
8
9
TUNER-IF
DECODING
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
I575
7575-B
74HCT14D
14
I576
0V4
7
(5V2)
BUFFER
7575-C
74HCT14D
14
56
7
7568 BC847B
+5V2
5V2
(5V2)
+8V6
+8V6
(0V6) 0V6
+5V2
I582
F508
1513
T200mA
250V
19372
I510
16
IOCNTR
(0V) 0V7
12
VIDOa
(0V) 2V3
11
VIDOb
(0V) 2V3
10
VIDOc
(0V) 2V3
13
FBO
1
Vp
9
GND
14
7
7575-D
3568
22K
3512
1R
3510
1R
3511
4R7
F514
(0V) 4V6
14
9
7
+5VSTBA
1512
T200mA
19372
2513
100u
2510
34
74HCT14D
I577
5V2
(5V2)
10K
3590
L
910111213
(0V) 8V6
8
250V
I520
H_CLAMP
3533
3534
3535
I578
(0V)
0V
L
6513
BAT254
F513
F510
F511
100u
F533
I534
2520
I592
2511
I552
8K2
3520
100R
3579
100n
I569
F515
3562
100R
3553
470R
3550
3563
100R
3554
470R
3551
3564
100R
3555
470R
3552
+8VV
100R
3580
1K
1K
1K
100R
F581
AV7
+5V
+8VVA
+8VV
+8VS
I562
(0V) 2V3
(0V) 2V3
I563
(0V) 2V3
(0V) 2V3
I564
(0V) 2V3
(0V) 2V3
I568
6580
BZM55-C33
+5VSTBD
1R
3591
I591
AV8
+5VSTBA
+5VSTBD
FROM 0315
CONTROL
5
6
I553
10
9
I554
12
13
I555
6578
74HCT4538
4K7
3592
VIDEO
*
I533
1K
1K
1K
I532
5520
600R
22u
2519
470n
3578
I579
I593
10K
3519
F512
2512
100u
I514
5513
600R
2515
I511
I512
I513
100u
100u
2514
I550
100u
2551
7550-A
4
TSH93
7
(0V) 1V8
11
7550-B
4
TSH93
8
(0V) 1V8
11
7550-C
4
TSH93
14
(0V) 1V8
11
6579
BZM55-C33
BZM55-C33
I545
5545
600R 7545-A
16
0V
6
4V7
RCX
1
7
8
I549
(0V)
(4V7)
ONESHOT
AV315
0315 9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
EXPLANATION
CON.
JUMPERS
1519 FTV 1.9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10
11 12
CX
LINEDRIVE
2550
I556
3565
470R 3556
1K
I557
3566
470R 3557
1K
I558
3567
470R 3558
1K
4V7
(4V7)
>
R
NC.
I584
NC. NC.
F584
FM 23
100n
1
2
4
5
3
+8VV
2545
4V7
(4V7)
HFB
0V
4V7
(4V7)
(0V8)
3V3
5550
600R
100n
I546
I547
5585
600R
I561
I566
I559
H_MON
F585
3545
2546
+8VV
3559
75R
3560
75R
3561
75R
V_MON
2.3
470K
+5VSTBA
3546
2u2
3539
3K3
3584
3585
1K
AV8
15K
F592
3594
10K
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F525
I565
I567
I560
3586
4K7
2V / div DC
20µs / div
6561
6560
6559
BZM55-C33
BZM55-C33
1519
1
34
1.9
56
78
9
11 12
F519
4519
4520
4521
3582
100R 6595
5V2
(5V2)
BAT254
F548
3583
100R
6571
BAT254
F518
I590
BUFFER
1K
3570
3576
I551
47K
100n
2571
33K
HFB GENERATOR
2585
100n
7587
BC847B
I586
0V6
(0V1)
470p
2587
3593
1K
BZM55-C33
74HCT125D
I599
I596
3595
4V9
(4V9)
I594
0V6
(0V6)
3587
I587
F521
7460-D
5V0
(5V0)
4V9
(4V9)
7571 BC847B
10K
2
10
14
11 7
74HCT125D
4K7
I597
1V3 (0V)
3581
7460-C
I585
270p
10K
F529
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F559
1V / div DC
20µs / div
5V0
(5V0)
12
13
9
10
I595
0V
(0V)
+5VSTBD
3V9
(3V9)
14 8 7
(4V9)
F560
F595
4V9
I598
3569
F559
F561
+5VSTBA
3596
3597
2K2
10K
F560
F561
6582
4K7
3598
1V / div DC
20µs / div
1V / div DC
20µs / div
6584
F580
BZM55-C33
3V9
(3V9)
3V0
(3V0)
3K3
TO VIDEO+RC
FROM/TO CONTROL
2588
3588
(0V1)
0V6
27K
PMBT2369
I588
7589
3589
I589
2K2
0V9
(0V1)
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
BZM55-C33
6581
F582
F583
3577
6K8
R_MON
G_MON
B_MON
F562
F576
F577
F578
F579
F591
6583
BZM55-C33
TXDO
RXDO
14
F578
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F579
2V / div DC
5ms / div
AV303
0303
1
2
3
4
5
6
MONITOR
7
OUTPUT
CONNECTOR
8
9
10
15P
MINI
11
"D" SHELL
12
13
14
15
17
16
BZM55-C33
F580
2V / div DC
20µs / div
AV355
0355
TO 0355
1
2
TXT &
3
CONTROL
+5VSTBA
CL 26532118_005.eps
221002
0303 B14 0306 H2 0307 G4 0310 G6 0315 H10 0340 A1 0355 F14 1512 G8 1513 H7 1519 C11 2510 I7 2511 I8
A
2512 G8 2513 H7 2514 I8 2515 H8 2519 D8 2520 D8 2521 A5 2522 B2 2523 B5 2524 B2 2525 B5 2526 B3 2527 B5 2528 B2
B
2529 B5 2530 B2 2531 C5 2532 B3 2534 C2 2536 C2 2538 C3 2542 H2 2545 E10 2546 F11 2550 A10 2551 A10 2570 D4
C
2571 G11 2575 D6 2585 I11 2587 I11 2588 I12 3510 I7 3511 I7 3512 I7 3519 F8 3520 A8 3521 A2 3522 C4 3523 B3
D
3525 B2 3526 C4 3527 B3 3529 B2 3530 C4 3531 C3 3533 B8 3534 B8 3535 C8 3536 A4 3537 A4 3538 A4
E
3539 F11 3540 G1 3541 G1 3542 G2 3543 G1 3544 H3 3545 E11 3546 F11 3547 F5 3548 F5 3550 B9 3551 C9 3552 C9
F
3553 A9 3554 B9 3555 C9 3556 B10 3557 C10 3558 C10 3559 B11 3560 B11 3561 B11 3562 A9 3563 B9 3564 C9 3565 A10
G
3566 B10 3567 C10 3568 F7 3569 G13 3570 G11 3571 E5 3572 F5 3573 D2 3574 D3 3575 D3 3576 G11 3577 G13
H
3578 E8 3579 E9 3580 E9 3581 I12 3582 E11 3583 F11 3584 H11 3585 I11 3586 I11 3587 I12 3588 I12 3589 I13 3590 F7 3591 E9
I
3592 F9 3593 I12 3594 H11 3595 F12 3596 E13 3597 F13 3598 F13 3599 I5 4519 D12 4520 E12
4521 E12 5513 H8 5520 D8 5523 A2 5525 A3 5529 B2 5531 B3 5535 B2 5537 B3 5545 E9 5550 A10 5570 D4 5575 D5 5585 H10 6513 H8 6559 C11 6560 C11 6561 C11 6570 D3 6571 F11 6578 D9 6579 D9 6580 D9 6581 D13 6582 D13 6583 D13 6584 C13 6595 E11 7460-C F12 7460-D E12 7520 A5 7540 G1 7545-A E10 7546 F6 7550-A A9 7550-B B9 7550-C C9 7568 F6 7570-A D3 7570-B F2 7570-C E3 7571 G12 7573 D3 7575-A D6 7575-B D7 7575-C E6 7575-D E7 7575-E E5 7575-F E6 7587 I11 7589 I12 F501 H2 F502 H2 F503 H2 F504 I2 F505 I2 F506 G5 F507 H5 F508 H7 F509 H5 F510 I8 F511 I8 F512 G8 F513 I8 F514 H7 F515 H9 F516 H5 F518 F11 F519 D11 F520 A1 F521 B1 F522 A5 F523 B5 F524 B5 F525 B1 F526 B5 F528 C5 F529 B1 F530 C5 F533 A8 F534 G3 F548 F11 F559 B13 F560 B13 F561 B13 F562 C13 F576 C14 F577 D14 F578 D13 F579 D13 F580 C13 F581 F9 F582 F13 F583 F13 F584 I10 F585 I11 F591 D14 F592 E11 F595 B13 F596 I5 F597 I5 F598 I5 F599 I6 I510 H7 I511 H8 I512 I8 I513 I8 I514 H8 I520 D8 I521 A4 I523 B4 I525 B4 I527 B4 I529 B4 I531 C4 I532 C8 I533 A8 I534 B8 I535 A2 I536 A2 I537 B2 I538 B2 I539 B2 I540 B2 I541 G2 I542 G1
I543 F5 I544 F5 I545 E10 I546 E10 I547 F10 I549 F9 I550 A10 I551 G11 I552 A9 I553 B9 I554 B9 I555 C9 I556 A10 I557 B10 I558 C10 I559 B10 I560 B11 I561 B10 I562 A9 I563 B9 I564 C9 I565 B11 I566 B10 I567 B11 I568 D9 I569 D9 I570 D4 I571 E5 I572 F5 I573 D3 I574 D3 I575 D7 I576 E7 I577 E7 I578 E8 I579 E8 I580 D4 I581 F6 I582 F7 I584 H10 I585 H12 I586 I11 I587 I12 I588 I12 I589 I13 I590 F11 I591 F9 I592 E8 I593 F8 I594 G12 I595 G12 I596 E12 I597 F12 I598 F13 I599 E12
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

YPBPR RGB Matrix Panel

49F21RE AB 7.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
3122 123 60092
123456 10111213
YPBPR-RGB-MATRIX
5655
+8VV
600R
2655
HD1 INPUT
FROM 0304
SD-CONNECTOR PANEL EUROPE
OR
FROM 0304
HD-CONNECTOR
PANEL USA-AP
USA ONLY
TO HD-MATRIX
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
HD2 INPUT
AV300
0300
1
2
3
FROM/TO
0300
HD CONNECTOR
PANEL
TO HD-SYNC-PROCESSING
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
AV304 0304
100u
2656
F601
F603
F621
F641
F660
F661
H_HD_EXT
V_HD_EXT
G_Y_HD
B_Pb_HD
R_Pr_HD
F655
+8V6
100n
F680
F635
F670
F679
F671
F673
F676
6679
0V
(0V)
BZM55-C5V6
AV3
3666
470R
3635
4K7
AV2
6670
AV3
8V6
+8D
F666
I635
3637
AV2
AV2
3657
100R
BZM55-C5V6
BAS316
10K
I656
6666
7635
BC847B
0V
(0V)
2657
2u2
F667
6667
2665
100u
BZM55-C4V7
3V2 (0V)
+8VV
47K
3655
I655
22K
3656
AV3
2666
I636
5V6
(0V)
4V9
(0V)
+8D
3636
3638
100n
5K6
3K3
AV3
AV7
AV7
Vref3
Vref4
AV2,3
PDTC124EU
0V
(0V)
3673
100R
3671
100R
3677
100R
3675
100R
3681
100R
3679
100R
7690
3602
100R
3642
100R
3622
100R
I673
I671
I677
I675
I681
I679
F690
I604
I641
I621
2673
2u2
2671
2u2
2677
2u2
2675
2u2
2681
2u2
2679
2u2
+8VV
3690
10K 5V3
(0V)
2601
22u
2642
22u
2622
22u
I674
I672
I678
I676
I682
I680
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
HD2_SELn
I602
I642
I622
3456
789
YPBPR TO RGB MATRIX
22K
22K
(0V)
22K
4V9
(0V)
4V9
4V9
(0V)
7603
BC847B
7643
BC847B
7623
BC847B
+8D
3605
+8D
3645
+8D
3625
8V6
(0V1)
4V3
(0V)
4V3
(0V)
4V3
(0V)
560R
560R
560R
I643
I623
I603
1%
1%
Vref4
1% 1%
3629
3631
1%
470R
1%
3627
3649
3650
Vref4
AV3,7
Vref3
3603
Vref3
3643
Vref3
3623
HD1-HD2-SELECTION
7670
TDA8601T
VIDIa1
VIDIa2
VIDIb1
VIDIb2
VIDIc1
VIDIc2
SEL
FBI1
FBI2
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
78910111213
2
6
3
7
4
8
5
15
14
3606
1K2
3609
820R
1%
1K
1K2
2K2
1%
DECODING
3610
820R
1%
1%
3651
I626
I646
1K2
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
I611
3630
I631
I651
0300 G1 0304 B1 2601 A6 2607 A9 2608 B9 2610 A10 2622 D6
I610
5610
+8VV
+8D
100n
4
11
4
11
4
11
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
1V2 (0V)
8V4 (0V)
7607-A TSH93
7607-B TSH93
1%
7607-C TSH93
2607
I608
7
3V7
(0V)
3608
1%
1K2
2608
RES
I627
8
4V7
(0V)
3626
3K3
3628
390R1K 2628
RES
I647
3V5
14
(0V)
3648
1%
2K2
2648
RES
AV2
AV2
AV2
3684
3688
100R
100R
3686
100R
I685
I683
I687
1K
3683
1K
3685
1K
3687
I670
5670
600R
470n
2670
I607
4V4
5
(0V)
6
4V4
(0V)
(0V)
(0V)
4V6 (0V)
4V6
4V4 (0V)
4V4
Vref4
10
9
12
13
IOCNTR
VIDOa
VIDOb
VIDOc
GND
+8D
+8D
16
12
11
10
13
FBO
1
Vp
9
1K
600R
100n
2610
7610-B
74HC4053D
Y0
2
Y1
115
7610-A
74HC4053D
Y0
12
Y1
13
7610-C
74HC4053D
Y0
5
Y1
3
+8VV
8
Vss
8
0V
(0V)
AV3
16
Vdd
Vee7Vss
E
6
16
Vdd
E
Vee8Vss
7
6
16
Vdd
E
Vee
7
6
7691
PDTC124EU
8V4 (0V)
3615
10K
I615
7615
PDTC124EU
(0V)
0V
AV7,8
FBL_YUV
10K
3611
8V4
(0V)
S
10
Z
(0V)
0V
FROM AUDIO+CONTROL
S
11
8V4 (0V)
1FHn
3691
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
F691
RES
AV7
AV7
AV7
TO VIDEO+RC
F601
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
F621
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
F641
2V / div DC
5ms / div
CL 26532118_006.eps
221002
Z
14
S
9
Z
4
2628 C9 2642 C6 2648 E9 2655 A1 2656 A2 2657 H3
A
2665 B3 2666 B4 2670 I9 2671 G6 2673 G6 2675 G6 2677 G6 2679 H6 2681 H6 3602 A6 3603 A6 3605 B7
B
3606 A8 3608 B9 3609 A8 3610 B8 3611 A11 3615 A12 3622 D6 3623 D6 3625 D7 3626 C9 3627 C8 3628 C9
C
3629 B8 3630 B8 3631 C8 3635 C2 3636 D4 3637 D3 3638 D4 3642 C6 3643 B6 3645 C7 3648 D9
D
3649 D8 3650 D8 3651 D8 3655 H3 3656 I3 3657 H3 3666 A2 3671 G5 3673 G5 3675 G5 3677 G5 3679 H5
E
3681 H5 3683 G9 3684 F9 3685 G9 3686 F9 3687 H9 3688 F9 3690 I6 3691 F11 5610 A10 5655 A1 5670 I9
F
6666 A3 6667 B3 6670 I2 6679 I2 7603 A7 7607-A A9 7607-B B9 7607-C D9 7610-A B10 7610-B A10 7610-C D10
G
7615 A12 7623 D7 7635 C3 7643 C7 7670 F6 7690 I5 7691 F11 F601 B2 F603 B2 F621 B2 F635 C2 F641 C2
H
F655 A2 F660 C2 F661 C2 F666 A3 F667 A4 F670 G2 F671 G2 F673 G2 F676 H2 F679 G2 F680 H2 F690 I5
I
F691 E11 I602 A6 I603 A7 I604 A6 I607 A9 I608 A9 I610 A10 I611 B8 I615 A12 I621 D6
I622 D6 I623 D7 I626 B8 I627 C9 I631 C8 I635 C3 I636 D4 I641 C6 I642 C6 I643 C7 I646 D8 I647 D9 I651 D8 I655 H3 I656 H3 I670 I9 I671 G6 I672 G6 I673 G6 I674 G6 I675 G6 I676 G6 I677 G6 I678 G6 I679 H6 I680 H6 I681 H6 I682 H6 I683 G9 I685 F9 I687 G9
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Video + RC Selection Panel

50F21RE AB 7.
12345
A
B
FROM 309
FRONT PANEL
C
FROM YPBPR-
RGB-MATRIX
F702
D
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
F703
E
50mV / div DC
20µs / div
FROM INPUT
F
FROM
G
OUTPUT
+SUPPLY
H
F706
20mV / div AC
200µs / div
F707
I
20mV / div AC
2ms / div
3122 123 60092
12345
AV309 0309
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
F704
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
F705
2V / div DC
20µs / div
AV5
AV5
AV5
AV5
F708
20mV / div AC
2ms / div
VIDEO+RC-SELECTION
AV8
AV8
SNDL_FRONT
SNDR_FRONT
F702
F703
F706
F710
F709
16:9_ARFRONT
FRONT_DETECT
CVBS_Y_FRONT
C_FRONT
SNDL_FRONT
SNDR_FRONT
Y_HD1
AV3,6
CVBS_Y_EXT3
AV3
AV3
C_EXT3
AV3
AV3
AV3
AV4
AV4
AV4
AV4
6748
BAS316
F709
20mV / div AC
200µs / div
I748
3748
47K
I728
I730
I702
I704
I749
2748
3707
220R
3715
39R
3717
39R
0V6
(0V6)
10u
3711
39R
3713
39R
3709
3705
7749 BC847B
3749
I729
I731
39R
39R
470K
3708
3750
I711
3710
I713
3706
I707
I715
220R
I717
+5VSTBA
4K7
I750
39R
39R
2707
220n 2715
220n
2717
220n
7751 PDTC124EU
0V
(0V)
I703
I705
+8VT
3719
3721
I726
I716
I718
2711
220n
2713
220n
100K
100K
5V1
(5V1)
2726
I712
I714
220n
3752
3718
3716
2708
220n
220n
2721
+5VSTBA
4K7
F752
AV8
3722
+8VT
100K
100K
100R
AV3,4,8
3723
67891011
YC / CVBS SELECTION
I710
5710
I723
220R
4V3
(0V1)
3V2
(0V2)
3V2
(0V4)
8V8
(0V1)
8V8
(0V1)
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
600R
ADRESS 06h
7710 TEA6415CD-TR
10
IN1
2
SDA
20
IN2
4
SCL
1
IN4
5
IN6
7
SUB
11
IN5
9
VCC1
3
IN3
220n
2724
I724
3732
3724
180R
AV308
0308
KEYBOARD
RC_FRONT
F739
(0V)
NC.
8V8
100R
AV3,4,8
I722
I719
2725
3725
100n
2710
4V9
(5V2)
4V9
(5V1)
3V2
(0V2)
3V4
(0V1)
3V2
(0V2)
I725
220n
I727
3733
180R
FROM 0308
FRONT
PANEL
6789
GND1
OUT1
GND2
220R
+5VSTBY
+5VSTB
(3V6)
(5V1)
(1V8)
+8V6
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4
OUT5
OUT6
3V6
5V1
0V2
I742
+8VT
+8VVA
IN7
IN8
6741
3V2
(0V2)
3V2
(3V2)
8
19
13
14
17
18
15
16
12
6
F742
4V6
(4V6)
4V9
(5V1)
BAS316
+8VT
3714
I720
4V8 (0V)
4V8 (0V)
2720
3720
+5VSTBA
7740-C
74HCT4053D
Y0
5
Y1
3
12 13 14
TO AUDIO+CONTROL
AV8
AV8
SNDL_MAIN_OUT
3773
1R
3746
SNDR_MAIN_OUT
4742
4741
RES
KEYBOARD
IR_LED
RC_OUT
ON_OFF_LED
10K
16:9_ARFRONT
CVBS_Y_AV1
C_AV1
SNDL_MAIN_OUT
FRONT_DETECT
SNDR_MAIN_OUT
F727
F726
F770
F771
F772
F773
F770
20mV / div DC
20µs / div
3V3
(3V3)
3V2
(0V)
0V
(0V)
F771
2V / div DC
20µs / div
F704
F705
F707
F708
CVBS_Y_AV2
3V6
(3V6)
0V2
(1V8)
F711
F728
C_AV2
R_SD
G_SD
B_SD
IN_UI_FBL
F740
F743
F772
2V / div DC
NC. NC.
F741
NC.
F773
2V / div DC
AV333
0333
10
11
AV372 0372
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
20µs / div
AV341
0341
20µs / div
1
2
3
4
TO 0333
5
6
7
CINCH
8
9
TO 0372
SOURCE
SELECT
9
8
7
FROM/TO
6
5
4
CONTROL
3
2
1
9
0341
TXT &
+8VT
(0V1)
+8VT
8K2
I760
3760
2K2
100K
3712
100K
2V7 (0V)
2V8 (0V)
220n
I721
3730
220R
180R
I739
6740
5740
600R
BAT254
16
Vdd
S
9
Z
4
E
Vee7Vss
6
8
4V9
(5V2)
I740
I762
I764
I766
0V
(0V)
4V8
(4V9)
2740
3762
2K2
3764
2K2
3766
2K2
5V0
(5V0)
100n
7740-B
74HCT4053D
Y0
2
Y1 Z
1
8
I761
I763
I765
I767
Vee7Vss
3728
3726
E
6
16
Vdd
47K
47K
3769
6p8
2K7
3729
2729
4V6 (0V)
+8VT
3767
2V4 (0V)
+8VT
3V9 (0V)
Vee7Vss
3744
7765 BC847B
1K
E
6
10K
I757
16
Vdd
+8VT
S
Z
I745
8K2
3768
6p8
2K7
3727
2727
7767 BC847B
4V6 (0V)
7740-A
74HCT4053D
Y0
12
Y1
13
8
S
10
5V1
I741
15
4V8
(4V9)
7763 BC847B
3765
3757
11
14
0V6
(0V6)
3743
2765
1V8 (0V)
1K
22R
BC847B
22K
2V4 (0V)
7745
+8VT
I756
3V9 (0V)
470n
I746
7761 BC847B
3745
3756
22R
0V
(0V)
10K
3761
3763
7746
BC847B
1V8 (0V)
1K
1K
2761
470n
I754
I755
+5VSTBA
6K8
3747
I747
3754
22R
3755
22R
3V1
(3V1)
TO CONTROL
AV6,8
CL 26532118_007.eps
221002
AV8
AV8
RC- SELECTION
AV8
0308 G6 0309 A1 0333 A14 0341 G14 0372 D14 2707 C4 2708 D5 2710 B6 2711 A4 2713 B4 2715 C4 2717 D4 2720 E7
A
2721 D5 2724 E6 2725 E6 2726 D5 2727 C10 2729 B10 2740 H9 2748 I3 2761 B11 2765 C11 3705 D3
B
3706 B4 3707 C3 3708 D4 3709 D3 3710 B4 3711 A3 3712 C8 3713 B3 3714 B7 3715 C3 3716 B5 3717 D3
C
3718 B5 3719 D4 3720 E7 3721 D4 3722 E5 3723 E5 3724 E6 3725 E6 3726 E9 3727 C9 3728 C9 3729 B9
D
3730 E8 3732 E6 3733 E6 3743 I10 3744 I10 3745 H11 3746 I12 3747 H11 3748 I3 3749 I3 3750 H4
E
3752 H5 3754 B12 3755 C12 3756 D11 3757 D11 3760 B9 3761 B11 3762 C9 3763 C11 3764 C9 3765 D10 3766 D9
F
3767 E10 3768 C9 3769 B9 3773 E12 4741 F12 4742 F12 5710 B6 5740 H8 6740 H8 6741 H7 6748 I2 7710 C6
G
7740-A H10 7740-B H9 7740-C H7 7745 I11 7746 H11 7749 H3 7751 H4 7761 B11 7763 B10 7765 C10 7767 D10
H
F702 B2 F703 B2 F704 B13 F705 B13 F706 B2 F707 C13 F708 C13 F709 C2 F710 C2 F711 B13 F726 D13 F727 D13
I
F728 D13 F739 H6 F740 G13 F741 G13 F742 H7 F743 H13 F752 H5 F770 D13 F771 D13
F772 D13 F773 E13 I702 B3 I703 A4 I704 B3 I705 B4 I707 C4 I710 B6 I711 A4 I712 A5 I713 B4 I714 B5 I715 C4 I716 C4 I717 D4 I718 D4 I719 C6 I720 C7 I721 E7 I722 C6 I723 D6 I724 E6 I725 D6 I726 C4 I727 E6 I728 C3 I729 C3 I730 D3 I731 D3 I739 H8 I740 H8 I741 I10 I742 I7 I745 I10 I746 H11 I747 H12 I748 I3 I749 I3 I750 H4 I754 B11 I755 C12 I756 D11 I757 D10 I760 B9 I761 B9 I762 B9 I763 B9 I764 C9 I765 C9 I766 D9 I767 D9
10 11 12 13 14
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Audio + Control Panel

Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
51F21RE AB 7.
A
FROM 0305
HD
CONNECTOR
B
C
D
E
PANEL
AUDIO_R VGA_IN
AUDIO_L VGA_IN
AUDIO_R MON_OUT
AUDIO_L MON_OUT
F
FROM/TO
0328
G
SOUND
PROCESSING
H
AUDIO CENTER IN
RC_EXT_IN
I
CONTROL TO
3122 123 60092
123456789
AUDIO+CONTROL
AUDIO FROM/TO
100n
I840
S
Z
S
Z
S
Z
+8VTEA
2812
2840
11
10
15
9
4
7838
2818
10u
2813
10u
2814
10u
2815
10u
ADRESS 9Ah
I811
22u
2828
*
10u
2829
10u
2830
10u
2831
10u
3854
100n
8V8
(0V1)
0V4
(0V1)
8V8
8V8
(0V1)
0V4
(0V1)
0V
(0V)
I838
47K
3V8
(0V)
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
AV302
AV302
AV313
AV313
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
AV302
AV313
AV305
0305
0302-A
0302-B
0313-A
0313-B
AV328 0328
0302-C
0313-C
SNDR_HD
F800
SNDR_SD
SNDR_EXT3
SNDL_EXT3
SNDL_SD
SNDL_HD
4
1
5
2
F817
4
1
5
2
F818
NC. NC.
NC.
NC.
6
3
6
3
0V
(0V)
F816
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
0V1
(0V)
0V1
(0V)
7V7 (0V)
-6V8 (0V)
(1V8)
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
F806
F805
F804
F803
F802
F801
I801
I800
3800
SNDR_VGA
F807
3803220K
6801
I802
BZM55-C33
6802
BZM55-C33
SNDL_VGA
F808
3808
6805
I807
BZM55-C33
6806
BZM55-C33
F809
SNDR_MON
SNDL_MON
F810
6846
BZM55-C33
I856
220K
6847
BZM55-C33
2841
3841
2843
22u
22u
6845
BZM55-C33
F811
SNDR_SSP
F812
SNDL_SSP
+7V7
3842
-7V7
F813
0V
SOUND_ENABLE
1K
33K
3805
1K
33K
6848
I857
2801
I805
2805
3847
150R
3845
150R
BZM55-C33
I841
I843
3801
100p
3806
100p
3K3
3K3
2835
I806
3802
3807
I855
330p
10K
10K
2846
330p
+8VS
5810
2810
+8VS
7840-A
74HC4053D
0V3
Y0
12
(0V3)
0V4
Y1
13 14
(0V4)
8
7840-B
74HC4053D
0V3
Y0
2
(0V2)
0V4
Y1
1
(0V3)
Vss
600R
I810
Vee7Vss
Vee
78
22u
5840
600R
2811
E
6
E
6
16
Vdd
16
Vdd
CENTER-L/R
3851
22u
I854
33K
AV8
SELECTION
7840-C
74HC4053D
Y0
5
Y1
3
VeeVss
7
8
RC_EXT_PRESENT
16
Vdd
E
6
PDTC124EU
F814
F815
6876
SND_CENTER
3876
100R
BZM55-C33
AV7
RC_EXT
6849
BZM55-C33
I852
6850
BZM55-C33
F819
3837
BAS316
3849
33K
6875
2850
I853
3850
1K
1K
100p
2849
I875
I876
3875
47K
1234567
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
*
(0V5)
7810
TEA6422D
8V8
(0V1)
I828
*
I829
I830
I831
3852
I850
I845
7853 PDTC124EU
I818
I813
I814
I815
24
R323R420R519R6
R125R2
VS
3
2
CAP
SUPPLY BUS DECODER
GND
1
7
8
NC
21
22
L14L25L36L49L510L6
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
AUDIO SELECTION
47K
I844
2842
I842
22u
3848
220K
2844
I846
22u
3846
220K
0V
(0V)
3835
+5VSTBA
10K
AV8
CENTER_SELECT
I835
3836
18
11
(1V2)
150K
7835 BC847B
0V
(0V5)
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
4V4
ROUT1
ROUT2
ROUT3
SDA
ADDR
LOUT1
LOUT2
LOUT3
I836
SCL
3843
330R
6835
13
15
17
28
27
26
12
14
16
I863
0V
(0V6)
BAS316
3844
330R
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V9
(5V2)
8V8
(0V1)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
4V4
(0V5)
I819
I820
I821
I822
4V9
(5V2)
I826
I827
6862
POWER_VALID
AV7
AV7
AV7
AV7
SNDL_MAIN_OUT
SNDR_MAIN_OUT
I833
5V1
(5V3)
7865
BC857B
5V1
(5V1)
SNDL_FRONT
SDA_S
SCL_S
+5VSTBY
(4V7)
I862
AV3,4,7
AV3,4,7
6868
BAS316
6867
BAS316
0V2
3862
47K
SCL_S
SDA_S
+5VSTBA
3868
I868
I867
I866
MUTE
100R
100R
0V
(0V)
100K
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
3867
100K
+5VSTBA
3881
3882
5880
600R
7868
BSH103
7867
BSH103
(0V)
I881
I882
I880
0V
I832
I849
0V5
(0V6)
BAS316
AV5
2819
10u
2820
10u
10u
3822
100R
I824
+8VTEA
10u
10u
I848
I865
2821
3865
3861
SNDR_FRONT
I817
3824
100R
2826
2827
2832
10u
I864
47K
5V1
(4V0)
10K
7862
BC857B
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
10 11
2815
USA only
2828
USA only
7880 PCF8574AT
13
INT_
1
A0
2
A1
3
A2
14
SCL
2880
I871
5V0
(5V3)
100n
BAS316
BAS316
6870
6869
5V0
(5V3)
5V2
(5V3)
I870
I869
15
SDA
16
VDD
8
VSS
ADRESS 78h
0V
(0V)
100K
3870
7870
BSH103
0V
(0V)
7869
BSH103
0V
(0V)
3869
100K
INPUT
FILTER
POWER-ON
0V
(0V)
I/O EXPANDER
INTERRUPT
LOGIC
I2CBUS
CONTROL
SHIFT
REGISTER
RESET
F811
500mV / div AC
200µs / div
F812
I872
500mV / div AC
200µs / div
F821
20mV / div AC
200µs / div
F827
20mV / div AC
200µs / div
12 13 14
LP FILTER
8 BIT
I/O
PORTS
SNDR_SUB_OUT
SNDL_SUB_OUT
4
P0
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
F884
4V4
(1V8)
5
0V
(0V)
6
0V
(0V)
7
0V
(0V)
9
0V
(0V)
10
5V0
(5V2)
11
12
0V
(0V)
0V
(5V2)
F889
7881
BC847B
F888
7884
PDTC124EU
0V
(0V)
CONFIG_IDENT
+5VSTBA
2K2
3894
F897
F881
SYNC_TRISTATE_MON
F882
F895
RC_FRONT_MON_SEL
3880
10K
5V1
(5V3)
RC_EXT_PRESENT
F821
F825
F827
NC. NC.
CONFIG_IDENT
RESET_SCALER
HD_VGA_SELECT
CENTER_SELECT
+5VSTBA
RC_FRONT_SEL_N
I889
3883
0373
1
FROM/TO
2
0373
3
4
5
SOURCE
SELECTION
6
7
AV5
+5VSTBA
AV4
AV5
3895
AV5
FBL_YUV
AV8
AV6,7
AV7
AV7
AV8
10u
470K
2883
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2K2
0302-A C1 0302-B D1 0302-C H1 0305 A1 0313-A E1 0313-B E1 0313-C I1 0328 F1 0373 A14 2801 C3 2805 D3 2810 C4 2811 C5 2812 C5 2813 A5
A
2814 A5 2815 B5 2818 A5 2819 B8 2820 B8 2821 B8 2826 C8 2827 C8 2828 D5 2829 D5 2830 D5 2831 D5 2832 D8
B
2835 E3 2840 F5 2841 F3 2842 F6 2843 G3 2844 G6 2846 E4 2849 I3 2850 H4 2880 D10 2883 F14 3800 C3
C
3801 C3 3802 C4 3803 C3 3805 D3 3806 D3 3807 D4 3808 D3 3822 C8 3824 C8 3835 I6 3836 I7 3837 I3 3841 F3
D
3842 G2 3843 F7 3844 F7 3845 E3 3846 G6 3847 E3 3848 F6 3849 H3 3850 H4 3851 I4 3852 F6 3854 F5 3861 I8
E
3862 I9 3865 H8 3867 H9 3868 G9 3869 H10 3870 G10 3875 I4 3876 I2 3880 D13 3881 C10 3882 C10 3883 E14
F
3894 C13 3895 C14 5810 B4 5840 E5 5880 D10 6801 C2 6802 D2 6805 D2 6806 E2 6835 I7 6845 F2 6846 E2 6847 F3
G
6848 E3 6849 I3 6850 I3 6862 I8 6867 H9 6868 G9 6869 H10 6870 G10 6875 I3 6876 I2 7810 B6 7835 I7 7838 I5
H
7840-A F4 7840-B G4 7840-C H4 7853 H6 7862 I8 7865 H8 7867 H10 7868 G10 7869 H11 7870 G11 7880 C10 7881 E13
I
7884 D13 F800 A2 F801 B2 F802 B2 F803 B2 F804 B2 F805 A2 F806 A2 F807 C2 F808 D2 F809 E2
F810 E2 F811 F2 F812 F2 F813 G2 F814 H2 F815 I2 F816 D2 F817 E2 F818 F1 F819 I3 F821 A14 F825 A14 F827 B14 F881 C13 F882 D13 F884 E13 F888 D13 F889 E13 F895 D13 F897 C13 I800 C3 I801 C4 I802 C2 I805 D3 I806 D4 I807 D2 I810 C4 I811 C5 I813 A6 I814 A6 I815 B6 I817 B8 I818 A6 I819 B8 I820 B8 I821 B8 I822 C8 I824 C8 I826 C8 I827 C8 I828 D6 I829 D6 I830 D6 I831 D6 I832 D8 I833 D8 I835 I7 I836 I7 I838 H5 I840 E5 I841 F3 I842 F6 I843 G3 I844 F6 I845 G6 I846 G6 I848 F8 I849 F8 I850 G6 I852 I3 I853 H3 I854 H4 I855 F4 I856 F2 I857 F3 I862 I9 I863 I7 I864 H8 I865 H8 I866 H9 I867 H9 I868 G9 I869 H10 I870 G10 I871 H10 I872 H11 I875 I3 I876 I4 I880 D10 I881 C10 I882 C10 I889 E14
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Layout AV Panel (Top Side)

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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
53F21RE AB 7.

Mapping Layout AV

Mapping Top Side Mapping Bottom Side
0300 E2 0301 F2 0302 F3 0303 F4 0304 E2 0305 E4 0306 A4 0307 B4 0308 A2 0309 A3 0310 B4 0313 F3 0315 A1 0328 A4 0333 D1 0340 A1 0341 A2 0355 A1 0370 E1 0371 C1 0372 D1 0373 B1 0398 B4 0399 B3 1315 C1 1340 C2 1341 C2 1342 C2 1512 B4 1513 A4 1519 A3 2201 D3 2205 D3 2210 D3 2215 D4 2227 D4 2250 D4 2251 D4 2252 D4 2253 D4 2255 D3 2257 D4 2259 D4 2260 C3 2274 C3 2275 D3 2280 C3 2281 C3 2282 C3 2283 C3 2284 C3 2285 C3 2286 C3 2303 B1 2304 B1 2307 C1 2311 C2 2312 B1 2313 C1 2320 C1 2321 C1 2322 C1 2330 C1 2333 C1 2340 C2 2350 C2 2351 C2 2352 C2 2353 C2 2360 B1 2361 B2 2362 B2 2363 B2 2364 B2 2365 B2 2366 B2 2367 B2 2368 B2 2369 B2 2370 B2 2371 B1 2372 B1 2373 B1 2375 C2 2376 C2 2377 C2 2380 B2 2385 B1 2390 B2
2391 B2 2393 B2 2394 B2 2400 D2 2420 C4 2421 C3 2423 C4 2425 C3 2427 C4 2429 C3 2431 C4 2450 A2 2451 A2 2460 A2 2510 A4 2511 A4 2512 B4 2513 A4 2514 D2 2515 A1 2520 C4 2521 C4 2522 A4 2523 C4 2524 A4 2525 C4 2526 B4 2527 C4 2528 A3 2529 C4 2530 A3 2531 C4 2532 B3 2534 A3 2536 A3 2538 B3 2542 B3 2545 A2 2546 A2 2550 F4 2551 F4 2570 B3 2571 A1 2575 F4 2585 A1 2587 A1 2588 A1 2601 F1 2607 F1 2608 F1 2610 E1 2622 F2 2628 F1 2642 F2 2648 F1 2655 E1 2656 F1 2657 D3 2665 E1 2666 F1 2670 E2 2671 E2 2673 E2 2675 E2 2677 E2 2679 E2 2681 E2 2707 D2 2708 D2 2710 D2 2711 D2 2713 D2 2715 D2 2717 D2 2720 D2 2721 D2 2724 D2 2725 D2 2726 D2 2727 D2 2729 D1 2740 A2 2748 A3 2765 E1 2801 F3 2805 F3 2810 E3 2811 E3 2812 E3
2813 F3 2814 F3 2815 F3 2818 F3 2819 F3 2820 E3 2821 F3 2826 E3 2827 E3 2828 E3 2829 E3 2830 E3 2831 E3 2832 E3 2835 F4 2840 E4 2841 E4 2842 E4 2843 D4 2844 E4 2846 F4 2849 F3 2850 F4 2880 A3 2883 A3 3201 D3 3202 D3 3203 D3 3205 D3 3206 D3 3207 D3 3210 E3 3211 D3 3212 E3 3215 D3 3216 D4 3217 D3 3218 D3 3223 D4 3224 D4 3225 D4 3226 D4 3227 D4 3228 D4 3229 D4 3230 D4 3231 D4 3232 D4 3237 D3 3238 D4 3239 D3 3240 D3 3241 D4 3242 D4 3250 D4 3255 D3 3257 D4 3259 D3 3260 C4 3265 C4 3267 C3 3269 C3 3270 C4 3271 C4 3272 D3 3273 D3 3274 D3 3275 D3 3281 C3 3282 C3 3283 C3 3284 C3 3285 C3 3286 C3 3287 C3 3288 C3 3289 C3 3296 C3 3297 C3 3301 C1 3303 B1 3304 B1 3305 C1 3307 C1 3308 C1 3309 B1 3310 B1 3311 B2 3312 C1
3313 C1 3314 B1 3315 B1 3320 C1 3321 C1 3322 C1 3323 C1 3324 C1 3325 C1 3326 C1 3330 C1 3331 C1 3332 C1 3333 C1 3334 C1 3335 C1 3336 C1 3342 C2 3343 C2 3344 C2 3345 C2 3346 C2 3347 C2 3352 C2 3353 C2 3354 C2 3355 C2 3356 C2 3357 B1 3358 B1 3359 B1 3360 B1 3376 C2 3377 C2 3378 C2 3379 C2 3380 C2 3381 C2 3386 B2 3387 B2 3400 D2 3410 D1 3419 D2 3421 C3 3423 C4 3425 C3 3427 C4 3429 C3 3431 C4 3432 B4 3433 B4 3434 B4 3435 B4 3437 B4 3440 F2 3441 F2 3442 F2 3444 F2 3445 F2 3446 F2 3447 F2 3452 A2 3453 A2 3461 B2 3462 A2 3510 A4 3511 A4 3512 D2 3519 C4 3520 C4 3521 A4 3522 C4 3523 C4 3525 A3 3526 C4 3527 C4 3529 A3 3530 C4 3531 C4 3533 C4 3534 C4 3535 C4 3536 C4 3537 C4 3538 C4 3539 A2 3540 B3 3541 B3 3542 B3
3543 B3 3544 B3 3545 A2 3546 A2 3547 B3 3548 B3 3550 F4 3551 E4 3552 E4 3553 F4 3554 E4 3555 E4 3556 F4 3557 E4 3558 E4 3559 F4 3560 F4 3561 F4 3562 C4 3563 C4 3564 C4 3565 F4 3566 E4 3567 E4 3569 A1 3570 A1 3571 F4 3572 F4 3573 B3 3574 B3 3575 B3 3576 A1 3577 A1 3578 F4 3579 F4 3580 F4 3581 A1 3582 A3 3583 A2 3584 A1 3585 A1 3586 A1 3587 A1 3588 A1 3589 A1 3591 B1 3592 B1 3593 A1 3594 A1 3595 A2 3596 A2 3597 A1 3598 A1 3599 F1 3602 F1 3603 F1 3605 F1 3606 F1 3608 F1 3609 F1 3610 F1 3611 E1 3615 F1 3622 F1 3623 F2 3625 F2 3626 F1 3627 F2 3628 F1 3629 F1 3630 F1 3631 F2 3635 F2 3636 F2 3637 F2 3638 F2 3642 F2 3643 F2 3645 F2 3648 F1 3649 F2 3650 F1 3651 F1 3655 C3 3656 D3 3657 D3 3666 F1 3671 E2 3673 E2
3675 E2 3677 E2 3679 E2 3681 E2 3683 E2 3684 E2 3685 E2 3686 E2 3687 E2 3688 E2 3690 E2 3691 E1 3705 E2 3706 D2 3707 E2 3708 E2 3709 E2 3710 D2 3711 D2 3712 D2 3713 D2 3714 D2 3715 E2 3716 D2 3717 E2 3718 D2 3719 D2 3720 D2 3721 D2 3722 D2 3723 D2 3724 D2 3725 D2 3726 D1 3727 D2 3728 E1 3729 D1 3730 D2 3732 D2 3733 D2 3743 A2 3744 A2 3745 A1 3746 A2 3747 A1 3748 A3 3749 A3 3750 A4 3752 A4 3754 D1 3755 D1 3756 D1 3757 D1 3760 D1 3761 D2 3762 E1 3763 D1 3764 D2 3765 D2 3766 D2 3767 D2 3768 D1 3769 D1 3773 D1 3800 F3 3801 F3 3802 F3 3803 F3 3805 F3 3806 F3 3807 F3 3808 F3 3822 E3 3824 E3 3835 A4 3836 A4 3837 F3 3841 E4 3842 E4 3843 E4 3844 E4 3845 F4 3846 E4 3847 F4 3848 E4 3849 F3 3850 F4 3851 F4 3852 E4
3854 D4 3861 E4 3862 A4 3865 E4 3867 E4 3868 E4 3869 E4 3870 E4 3875 A3 3876 F3 3880 A3 3881 A3 3882 A3 3883 A3 3894 A3 3895 A3 4408 C4 4410 C4 4412 C4 4450 A2 4451 A2 4519 A3 4520 A3 4521 A2 4741 A3 4742 A3 5250 D4 5274 C3 5280 C3 5303 B1 5321 C1 5340 C2 5350 C2 5385 B1 5400 D2 5420 C4 5450 A2 5513 A1 5520 C4 5523 A4 5525 A4 5529 A3 5531 A3 5535 A3 5537 A3 5545 A2 5550 F4 5570 B3 5575 E4 5585 A1 5610 E1 5655 E1 5670 E2 5710 D2 5740 A1 5810 E3 5840 E4 5880 A3 6250 D4 6251 D4 6275 D4 6296 C3 6297 C3 6322 C1 6334 C1 6340 C2 6440 F3 6441 F2 6442 F2 6444 F2 6445 F2 6450 A2 6462 B2 6463 B2 6513 A1 6559 F4 6560 F4 6561 F4 6570 B3 6571 A1 6578 F4 6579 F4 6580 F4 6581 F4 6582 F4 6583 F4 6584 F4 6595 A2 6666 F1
6667 F1 6670 E1 6679 E1 6740 A1 6741 A2 6748 A3 6801 F3 6802 F3 6805 F3 6806 F3 6835 A4 6845 F4 6846 F4 6847 F4 6848 F4 6849 F3 6850 F3 6862 A4 6867 E4 6868 E4 6869 E4 6870 E4 6875 A3 6876 F3 7202 D3 7206 D3 7211 D3 7215 D4 7230 D4 7246 D4 7255 D3 7257 D4 7259 D3 7260 C3 7265 C3 7267 C3 7269 C3 7271 C4 7272 D3 7273 D3 7274 D3 7275 D4 7280 C3 7296 C3 7301 C1 7302 B1 7303 B1 7304 B1 7305 C1 7321 C1 7340 C2 7341 C2 7347 C2 7351 C2 7360 B2 7375 C2 7380 B2 7385 A2 7390 B2 7393 B2 7400 D2 7419 D2 7420 C4 7435 C4 7450 A2 7453 A2 7460 A2 7520 C4 7540 B3 7545 A2 7546 B3 7550 E4 7568 B3 7570 B3 7571 A1 7573 B3 7575 F4 7587 A1 7589 A1 7603 F1 7607 F1 7610 F1 7615 F1 7623 F2 7635 F2 7643 F2 7670 E2 7690 E2 7691 E1
7710 D2 7740 A2 7745 A2 7746 A2 7749 A3 7751 A4 7761 D1 7763 E1 7765 D1 7767 D1 7810 E3 7835 A4 7838 D4 7840 E4 7853 D4 7862 A4 7865 E4 7867 E4 7868 E4 7869 E4 7870 E4 7880 A3 7881 A3 7884 A3
F204 D3 F205 D3 F206 D3 F208 D3 F209 D3 F210 D2 F215 D2 F216 D2 F217 E2 F218 D1 F222 D1 F227 D2 F232 D1 F236 D2 F240 D1 F250 D1 F251 D2 F253 D1 F255 C2 F268 C2 F269 C1 F270 C1 F302 B4 F306 C3 F309 B3 F311 B4 F312 B3 F313 B3 F314 B3 F321 C4 F326 C3 F336 C4 F341 C3 F343 C3 F350 C3 F353 B3 F355 B3 F370 B4 F371 B3 F380 B3 F381 B3 F391 B3 F394 B3 F408 E4 F409 E4 F410 E4 F411 E4 F412 E4 F429 B1 F430 C2 F431 C1 F432 C1 F433 C1 F434 C1 F435 B3 F436 B2 F437 B2 F438 B2 F439 B1 F440 F3 F441 F3 F442 F3 F443 F2 F444 F3 F445 F3 F460 C4 F461 C4 F462 C4 F463 C4 F464 C4 F501 A2 F502 A4 F503 A1 F504 A1 F505 A1 F506 A1 F507 B1 F508 B1 F509 A3 F510 A1 F511 A1 F512 B1 F513 D3 F514 A1 F515 A3 F516 A2 F520 A4 F521 A4 F522 C1
F523 C1 F524 C1 F525 A4 F526 C1 F528 C1 F529 A4 F530 C1 F533 B1 F534 B2 F559 F1 F560 F1 F561 F1 F562 F1 F578 F1 F579 F1 F580 F1 F581 F1 F584 A4 F585 B4 F590 A4 F596 F3 F597 F4 F598 F4 F599 F4 F601 E4 F602 F4 F603 F3 F621 E4 F622 F4 F641 E4 F642 F4 F643 F4 F655 F4 F660 E3 F661 E3 F662 E4 F663 F4 F666 F3 F667 F4 F702 A2 F703 A2 F704 D4 F705 D4 F706 A1 F707 D4 F708 D4 F709 A1 F710 A1 F711 D4 F726 D4 F727 C4 F728 D4 F739 A3 F740 A3 F741 A4 F742 A3 F743 A3 F752 A1 F770 D4 F771 D4 F772 D4 F773 D4 F800 E2 F801 E1 F802 E1 F803 E1 F804 E1 F805 E1 F806 F1 F807 F2 F808 F2 F809 F1 F810 F2 F811 A1 F812 A1 F813 A1 F814 F2 F815 F1 F816 F2 F817 F1 F818 A1 F819 F2 F821 F3 F825 B4 F827 E3 F879 B3 F880 B3 F881 B1 F882 D1
F883 E3 F884 A1 F885 B3 F886 A3 F887 A3 F888 A2 F889 A2 F890 D3 F891 D4 F892 A3 F893 D3 F894 C3 F895 E4 F896 D3 F897 B2 F898 A3 F899 A3 I201 D2 I202 D2 I205 D2 I206 D2 I210 D2 I211 D2 I215 D2 I219 D1 I225 D2 I230 D1 I233 D2 I237 D1 I260 D2 I261 D1 I262 D2 I263 D2 I264 D2 I265 D1 I266 D2 I267 D2 I268 D2 I269 D1 I270 D2 I271 D2 I272 D2 I273 D2 I274 D2 I275 C2 I276 B2 I277 C2 I279 C2 I280 C2 I281 C2 I282 C2 I283 C2 I285 C2 I286 B2 I287 C2 I289 C2 I290 C2 I291 B2 I292 C2 I293 C2 I294 C2 I295 C2 I296 C2 I297 C2 I299 C2 I301 C3 I302 C3 I303 B4 I304 C3 I305 C3 I306 C3 I307 B4 I308 C3 I309 B4 I310 B4 I315 B3 I322 C4 I323 C4 I324 C4 I325 C4 I331 C4 I332 C4 I333 C4 I334 C4 I341 C3 I342 C3 I352 C3 I353 C3 I354 C3
I355 B3 I356 B3 I357 B4 I358 B4 I359 B4 I360 B3 I383 A4 I384 A3 I385 A4 I386 B3 I387 B3 I400 C2 I401 C2 I402 C2 I403 C2 I404 C2 I405 C2 I406 C2 I407 C2 I408 C2 I409 C2 I410 C2 I411 C2 I412 C2 I415 D2 I416 C2 I417 C3 I418 C2 I419 C2 I420 C2 I421 C2 I422 C2 I423 C1 I424 C1 I425 C1 I426 C1 I427 C1 I428 C1 I429 C1 I430 C1 I431 C1 I432 C1 I435 B1 I436 C1 I440 F2 I441 F2 I442 F3 I443 F2 I450 A2 I451 A2 I452 A2 I453 A2 I454 A2 I455 A2 I456 A2 I460 A3 I462 A3 I510 A3 I511 D4 I512 A1 I513 A1 I519 A2 I520 C1 I521 C1 I523 C1 I525 C1 I527 C1 I529 C1 I531 C1 I533 C1 I534 C1 I535 C1 I540 B2 I541 B2 I543 B2 I544 B2 I545 A3 I546 A3 I547 A3 I548 A2 I549 A2 I550 E1 I552 E1 I553 E1 I554 E1 I555 E1 I556 F1 I557 E1 I558 E1
I559 E1 I560 F1 I561 F1 I562 C1 I563 C1 I564 D1 I565 F1 I566 E1 I567 F1 I568 F1 I569 F1 I570 B2 I571 F1 I572 F1 I573 B2 I574 B2 I575 F1 I576 F1 I577 F1 I578 F1 I579 F1 I580 F1 I581 F1 I582 A4 I583 A4 I584 A4 I585 A4 I586 A4 I587 A4 I588 A4 I589 A4 I590 F1 I591 B4 I592 F1 I593 F1 I595 F1 I596 A2 I597 A3 I598 A3 I599 A3 I602 F4 I603 F4 I604 F4 I607 F4 I608 F4 I621 F4 I622 F3 I623 F3 I626 F4 I627 F4 I641 F3 I642 F3 I643 F3 I646 F3 I647 F4 I702 C4 I703 D3 I704 C4 I705 D3 I707 E3 I710 D3 I711 D3 I712 D3 I713 D3 I714 D3 I715 E3 I716 E3 I717 E3 I718 E3 I719 E3 I720 D3 I721 D3 I722 E3 I723 E3 I724 E3 I725 E3 I726 E3 I727 E3 I728 E3 I729 E3 I730 E3 I731 E3 I739 A3 I740 A3 I741 A3 I745 A3 I746 A3 I747 A3 I748 A2
I749 A2 I750 A1 I751 A1 I754 E4 I755 E4 I756 D4 I757 D4 I760 E4 I761 E4 I762 E3 I763 E4 I764 D3 I765 D4 I766 E3 I767 E4 I800 F2 I801 F2 I802 F2 I805 F2 I806 E2 I807 F2 I810 E2 I811 E2 I813 E2 I814 E2 I815 E2 I817 A1 I818 E2 I819 E2 I820 E2 I821 E2 I822 E2 I824 E2 I826 E2 I827 E2 I828 E2 I829 E2 I830 E2 I831 E2 I832 E2 I833 A1 I835 A1 I836 A1 I840 E1 I841 E1 I842 E1 I843 E1 I844 E1 I845 E1 I846 E1 I848 F1 I849 E1 I850 D1 I851 D1 I852 F2 I853 F2 I854 F1 I855 E1 I856 F1 I857 F1 I862 A1 I863 E1 I864 E1 I865 E1 I866 E1 I867 E1 I868 E1 I869 E1 I870 E1 I871 E1 I872 E1 I875 A1 I876 A1 I880 A2 I881 A2 I882 A2 I884 A2 I885 D4 I886 D3 I887 D4 I890 A3 I891 A3 I892 A3
CL 26532118_10m.eps
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Layout AV Panel (Bottom Side)

54F21RE AB 7.
3122 123 60092
CL 26532118_010.eps
221002
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2D Comb Filter Add-on

Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
55F21RE AB 7.
A
B
C
D
5V1
2003
100n
5V0
3001 C4 3002 C5
3003 D3 3999 E1 3004 B5
4001 D2 4002 B4
4003 D3 5000 B8
5001 D8 7000 B5
7001 C4 7002 B2
F001 C8 F002 D8
F003 B8 F004 D8
F005 D8 F006 B8
F007 B8 F008 E8I06 D2
F009 D8 F010 C8
F011 C8 F012 E1
F013 E1
89
0002 C2
(Flying wire to clamp pulse SSP, FTV1.9 only,
GFL SSP Feature lift video processing in 10-7352)
F007
F003
F006
F011
F005
F004
F008
DSM2002-14-PB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
GND
DSM2002-14-PB
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
GND
1
1
1001
VCCAVCCD
SYS2
1K
3004
4002
Y|CVBSO
14
RES
4000
I01
1V5
I02
1V5
COUT 16
OUTSEL
15
10
0V0
NOT FOR
4003
FTV1.9
GND
1V5
I07
VCCD
3001
0V0
GND
47K
7001 BC847B
FTV 1.9 ONLY
I05
0V0
47K
3000
2001
GND
2V2
BC857B 7000
GND
3002
100K
33p
VCCD
SYS1
Y/CVBS-IN
HA-FTV
Y-OUT
C-OUT
C-IN
FSC
VCCA
I03
5000
10u
F001
F010
F009
F002
I04
5001
10u
To Diagram K1-SSP
Original pinning of IC socket 7560
0003
28
0V0
27
5V1
26
4V2
25
0V2
24
5V0
23
5V1
22
21
0V0
20
0V0
19
0V0
18
1V6
17
16
15
0V3
0002
2V2
14
13
1V5
12 11
0V9
10
9
8
5V1
5V1
7
5V1
6
0V0
5 4
3
4V2
0V0
2
4V2
1
A
B
C
D
E
3122 123 57286
F001
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
F002
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
F009
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
F010
0003 C3 2000 E2 2001 E3 2002 C2 2003 C3 3000 E3 3001 E3 3002 E3 3003 E2 3004 B2 3999 E3 4000 B3 4001 B3 4002 B3 4003 D3 5000 C3 5001 C2 7000 B2 7001 E3 7002 D3
I01 B5 I02 B4
I03 B7 I04 D7
I05 C5
1
I07 C4 I08 C3
0002 C8 0003 A8
1001 A7 2000 D3
234567
2001 D5 2002 B3
2003 B3 3000 D5 4000 B4
2D COMB FILTER ADD-ON
VCCA
2002
GND
0V0
4001
DGND 4
RES
100n
FILTER
TUNING
VCC
GND
5V1
65
VDD
2H/4H DELAY
ADAPTIVE
COMB FILTER
CLOCK
GEN
FSC9FSCSEL
SYS111SYS2
8
0V6
0V0
GND
I08
1n
2000
RES
3003
7002 TDA9181
0V3
0V9
0V3
INPSEL2
Y|CVBS112
Y|CVBS23
CIN1
SC7
I06
13
GND
CLAMP
CLAMP
SAND-
CASTLE
AGND
GND
E
F012
3999
1K
F013
3122 123 57286
123
CL 36532030_004.eps
4
5
678
9
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
040403
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Front Panel

A
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
56F21RE AB 7.
1
A
FRONT PANEL
+5VSTB
5V3
B
I102
0V2
6002
I104
I103
C
10R
3002
D
6025
TSOP2236
PIN
E
6012
TSOP2236
F
PIN
3001
3K3 I101
7001
BC327-25
IR
LED
TSAL5300
0V
I108
10R
3003
I109
RC-RECEIVER
AGC
CTRL
CIRCUIT
BAND PASS
INP
RC-RECEIVER
AGC
CTRL
CIRCUIT
BAND PASS
INP
1
5V2
MENU
1008
3008
3009
+5VSTB
DEM
+5VSTB
DEM
6001
BZM55-C3V3
CH -
1010
I112
I110
1K
1K
3010
I111
I113
1K
3011
100R
OUT
GND
OUT
GND
1012
3012
3013
3025
330R
VS 2
3026
330R
VS 2
2345
CH +
I114
470R
I115
150R
4V9
1
3
4V9
1
3
1014
I155
F098
= On / Off
*
**
= On / Stndby
2005
10n
VOL -
VOL +
1016
I116
3016
3014
100R
I117
3017
3015
100R
100u
2025
5V1
I126
2026
5V1
270R
120R
+5VSTB
3027
I127
100u
3028
3099
10K
**
4
1018
5 6
6K8
10K
I131
I119
I120
RES
**
4007
**
3018
**
3019
8VF
3058
3057
F099
3
I123
I157
1
2
22R
22R
47K
10K
*
I124
1006
0V7
(0V)
2050
I107
4
5 6
I106
I121
I122
100n
+5VSTB
**
4004
*
4005
*
4006
+5VSTB
RES
I105
1
2 3
3029
7050 BC847B
+5VSTBY
+5VSTB
POWER_ON
IR_LED
KEYBOARD
RC_FRONT
Diversity table FP
Item Euro/AP US
1006 x ­1018 - x 4004 - x 4005 x ­4006 x ­4007 - x 7055 x ­9024 - x
470R
8V8
(0V1)
F108
3055
2057
I129
100K 0V
10n
3020
2020
5V3
2056
FP308
F126
F100
F101
F102
F103
F104
F105
F106
F107
I128
0308
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1R
8VF
TLUV5300
100u
ON/OFF
STANDBY
LED
+5VSTBY
2
3
4
5
100n
9024
7055 TPS2014P
IN1
OUT1
IN2
OUT2
EN_
OUT3
OC_
GND
1
**
5V SWITCH
FP305 0305
6
F109
5
5V3
5V3
5V2
TO 0308
3V6
3V3
VIDEO +
5V1
RC-SELECTION
ON_OFF_LED
8VF
0V5
(1V8)
3030
560R
6030
I130
1
2
+5VSTB
*
5V3
8
7
6
100n
2055
HEADPHONE
SVHS
0304
FP304
CVBS-Y
0303
FP303
0302
FP303
FP301 0301
67
2
3042
10K
I142
0V
4
3
C
CVBS-Y
F110
3040
4K7
1
6040
BZM55-C33
I141
3041
10K
I140
2040
F111
220n
6041
I146
I145
3048
1R
I144
BZM55-C33
8VF
75R
RES
3043
3 2
1
CVBS-Y
3
3046
I143
3039
100R
6046
I147
BZM55-C33
6047
BZM55-C33
1R
I150
2048
33n
8V6
(0V)
3047
75R RES
I148
3049
3050
I149
150K
680K
3051
7051
BC857B
I151
8V1 (0V)
39K
2
F112
1
L
L
6060
I160
RES
BZM55-C33
4060
RES
4061
6061
3
BZM55-C33
2
F113
1
R
R
6065
BZM55-C33
I165
6066
6070 1 3
2
F114
F115
BZM55-C33
R_HP
L_HP
6073
BZM55-C33
I171
I172
6071
BZM55-C33
6072
BZM55-C33
BZM55-C33
I134
I135
2060
2065
330p
330p
3070
120R
3071
120R
3073
120R
3074
120R
3061
3066
89
3V2 (0V)
8VF
BC857B
8V3(0V)
3052
3053
I137
2061
I138
2066
I132
10K
3072
I133
10K
3075
3045
5K6
3044
FRONT_DETECT
7052
I152
3K9
2K2
2053
100p
100p
2072
2075
3K3
3062
3K3
3067
3K3
SNDR_FR
8VF
7044 BC847B
CVBS_Y_FRONT
3060
1K
33K
3065
1K
33K
2345678
16:9_ARFONT
C_FRONT
2u2
10n
SNDL_FR
10n
F116
F117
F118
F119
F121
F122
SNDL_FRONT
SNDR_FRONT
10K
3063
10K
3068
F123
F125
FP309
0309
1
3V2
2
3V
3
0V2
4
5
0V
6
7
0V
8
9
0V
FP344
0344
1
0V
2
3
0V
CL 26532054_028.eps
9
TO 0309
VIDEO + RC-SEL.
TO 0344
M5
AUDIO
240502
4061 D6
0301 F5 0302 E5 0303 D5 0304 B5 0305 A5 0308 A5 0309 A9 0344 F9 1006 C3 1008 C1 1010 C1
A
1012 C2 1014 C2 1016 C2 1018 C2 2005 B2 2020 C4 2025 D2 2026 F2 2040 B6 2048 C7 2050 F3 2053 C8 2055 F5 2056 F4
B
2057 F4 2060 D7 2061 D8 2065 E7 2066 E8 2072 F8 2075 F8 3001 B1 3002 C1 3003 C1 3008 C1 3009 C1 3010 C1 3011 C1
C
3012 C2 3013 C2 3014 C2 3015 C2 3016 C2 3017 C2 3018 D3 3019 D3 3020 C4 3025 D2 3026 E2 3027 D2 3028 F2 3029 D3
D
3030 C5 3039 C6 3040 A7 3041 A7 3042 A7 3043 B6 3044 A8 3045 A8 3046 B6 3047 B7 3048 B7 3049 C7 3050 C7 3051 C7
E
3052 C8 3053 C8 3055 E4 3057 F3 3058 E3 3060 D8 3061 D8 3062 D8 3063 D9 3065 E8 3066 E8 3067 E8 3068 E9 3070 E8
F
3071 F8 3072 F8 3073 F8 3074 F8 3075 F8 3099 A3 4004 A3 4005 B3 4006 D3 4007 B3 4060 D6
6001 B1 6002 B1 6012 F1 6025 D1 6030 C5 6040 A6 6041 B6 6046 C6 6047 C6 6060 D7 6061 E6 6065 E7 6066 E7 6070 F6 6071 F7 6072 F7 6073 F6 7001 B1 7044 A8 7050 F3 7051 C7 7052 B8 7055 E4 9024 E5 F098 A2 F099 A3 F100 A4 F101 A4 F102 B4 F103 B4 F104 B4 F105 B4 F106 B4 F107 B4 F108 C4 F109 A5 F110 A6 F111 B6 F112 D6 F113 E6 F114 F6 F115 F6 F116 A9 F117 B9 F118 B9 F119 B9 F121 B9 F122 C9 F123 F9 F125 F9 F126 A4 I101 B1 I102 B1 I103 C1 I104 B1 I105 A3 I106 C3 I107 C3 I108 C1 I109 C1 I110 C1 I111 C1 I112 C2 I113 C2 I114 C2 I115 C2 I116 C2 I117 C2 I119 D3 I120 D3 I121 D3 I122 D3 I123 C3 I124 B3 I126 E2 I127 E3 I128 B4 I129 C4 I130 C5 I131 B3 I132 E8 I133 F8 I134 F7 I135 F7 I137 D8 I138 E8 I140 A6 I141 A7 I142 A7 I143 C6 I144 B7
I145 B7 I146 B7 I147 C6 I148 C7 I149 C7 I150 C7 I151 C8 I152 C8 I155 D2 I157 F3 I160 D7 I165 E7 I171 F6 I172 F6
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Layout Front Panel

Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
57F21RE AB 7.
Top Side
0301 B3 0302 B2 0303 B1 0304 B2 0305 B2 0308 A4 0309 A3 0344 A7 1006 A1 1008 B6 1010 B7 1012 B7 1014 B7 1016 B6 1018 A1 2020 A2 2025 A5 2026 A4 2053 A2 3002 A3 3003 A3 3020 A3 6002 B3 6012 B3 6025 B5 6030 A1 7001 A3 7055 A5 9001 B2 9002 A4 9003 A3 9004 B3 9005 B1 9006 B4 9007 A2 9008 A2 9009 A2 9011 A1 9012 A2 9013 A2 9014 A2 9015 A7 9018 B4 9019 B6 9021 A4 9022 A4 9023 A4 9024 A5 9025 A4 9026 B5 9027 A2
Bottom Side
CL 26532054_056.eps
220502
2005 A4 2040 B5 2048 B6 2050 B7 2055 A3 2056 A3 2057 A4 2060 B7 2061 B7 2065 B6 2066 B7 2072 B4 2075 B5 3001 A5 3008 B2 3009 B2 3010 B1 3011 B1 3012 B1 3013 B1 3014 B1 3015 B1 3016 B2 3017 B2 3018 A7 3019 B7 3025 A4 3026 A4 3027 A4 3028 A4 3029 A4 3030 A6 3039 B6 3040 B5 3041 B5 3042 B5 3043 B6 3044 A6 3045 A6 3046 B6 3047 B6 3048 B6 3049 B6 3050 B6 3051 B6 3052 A6 3053 A6
3055 A3 3057 B7 3058 B6 3060 B7 3061 B7 3062 B7 3063 B7 3065 B6 3066 B7 3067 B7 3068 B7 3070 B4 3071 B4 3072 B4 3073 B5 3074 B5 3075 B5 3099 A1 4004 A4 4005 A4 4006 A7 4007 A4 4060 B7 4061 B7 4062 A7 4063 A6 4064 A7 6001 A5 6040 B5 6041 B6 6046 B6 6047 B6 6060 B7 6061 B7 6065 B6 6066 B6 6070 B4 6071 B5 6072 B5 6073 B5 7044 B6 7050 B7 7051 B6 7052 B6
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
58F21RE AB 7.

Small Signal Board: Tuner IF, Source Selection and Video Processing

2573 I13
2564 I14
2788 H3
2565 F11
3102 A2
2566 F9
3103 B2
2567 G11
3104 B1
2569 H3
3106 C4
2570 H11
3107 D5
2571 I12
3109 E4
2572 I11
220n
*
5102
0u47
68p
10n
2107
2106
*
5103
6
78
7KM
1
2
34
*
*
3109
2K2
I135
*
+5V
3116
2K2
3110
I123
I124
0V
3112
0V7
4K7
0V
I125
*
5K6
3113
*
*
5K6
*
2105
*
+5V
7102 BC847B
3117
2V5
0V
3110 F4 3111 F5 3112 G4 3113 G4 3114 G5 3115 G5 3116 F4 3117 F5
I101
1n5
*
5104
*
5K6
BC847B
3133
6u8
3107
5K6
7103
0V
*
F118
3115
BG
F701
2K7
*
7101 BC847B
*
I134
*
*
I126
5K6
F126
+5V
3134
*
+5V
3111
3114
4K7
3118 C9 3119 D7 3121 G7 3122 G6 3123 G6 3124 B7 3133 B5 3134 C5
*
6105
2K7
2K2
*
*
3999
100R
4105
LMN
BA792
3123
F127
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
0310 H2 1101 D3 1102 B3 1104 E6 1105 F6 1106 E7 1107 E8 1108 D6
2105 B5
2116 B1
1109 B6
2106 C4
1525 E14
2107 C4
1526 E14 1527 E15
2108 D4
1528 E15
2109 C8
2101 A4
2110 C8
2102 B4
2111 C8
2104 B4
2112 A10
12
2117 D9 2118 D8 2119 A9 2120 A3 2121 B3 2122 D9 2125 B2
2127 A4 2501 F9 2502 F10 2503 F10 2504 F10 2505 F10 2506 F10 2510 C13
TUNER, IF, SOURCE SELECTION and VIDEOPROCESSING
+8V6
+5V
10K
*
2116
3103
100R
6106
BAS216
100u
V14
3102
*
6107
BAS216
10n
2125
V15
GND-1-SEP
F101
0310
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
I1
K2/K8
K2/K7-301
P2-5
*
4112
K7-302
SCL-S SDA-S
K7-303
LNA
K7-126
8204 000 82671
15K
3140
33K
3141
3104
100R
FROM/TO AV310 OF
AV5
7113
3146
0V
4V7
4V7
0V
0V
8V6
5V3
5V5
5V5
8V7
33V6
0V7
0V
IN1OUT
L78L05
22K
F132
2
1V6
3
4
5
5109
6u8
2
0V
3
0V
4
0V
5
0V
F102
2511 C13 2512 C13 2520 E13 2521 E13 2522 E14 2525 E14 2526 E14 2527 E15
3154
3155
GND
2
1
3V7
AGC
TU
AS|HIGH
SCL|MID
SDA|LOW
0V
1
AGC
TU
AS|HIGH
SCL|MID
SDA|LOW
4207
6u8
4208 5565
2528 E15 2532 B13 2533 B10 2534 B13 2535 B10 2536 B10 2537 B10 2538 A7
220R
220R
5V
3
F128
2121
4104
*
4V8
6
VSPLL
VSVST
TUNER 1
1102 UV1316
GND
12 13 14 15
0V
6
VSPLL
VSVST
TUNER 2
1101
GND
12 13 14 15
I1455564
6u8
2554 F11
2539 A7 2540 B8
2555 G11
2541 A8
2556 H11
2545 E9
2557 G11
2550 G11
2558 I12
2551 H15
2560 F12
2552 H15
2561 F12
2553 F15
220n
8
0V
8
4114
33V
9
9
2562 I14
+5V
+5V2
F129
6u8
5101
+33V
2101
220u
220n
2127
2102
6101
10
0V
BZX284-C33
2104
11
IF1
0V
10n
I2
*
*
10
0V
11
0V
3106
4R7
F131
2108
*
40.4 TRAP
ALIGNMENT
4101
6102
BA792
2p7
*
*
0V
IF1
345
2120
10u
4V8
7
VTPLL
IF2|GND
*
NC
F116
+5V
4V8
7
VTPLL
IF2|GND
*
NC
0V
*
*
6103
BA792
*
6104
BA792
*
7104
BC847B
+5V2-FB
4n7
F100
10n
2569
I146
F103
F104
F105
F106
F107
2788
+5V2
+5V-STANDBY
+8V6
+33V
+16V
K7-91
STANDBY
3135 G7
3143 A10
3136 D8
3145 F8
3137 D9
3146 B2
3138 D8
3148 E7
3139 E8
3149 F7
3140 B1
3152 A9
3141 B1
3153 B9
3142 A10
3154 A2
678
F702
F119
*
1109
OFWM3953M
1
2
10
1
2
I1
IG
GND
3
GND-IF
*
1108
OFWK6263K
SWI
IN
ING
GND
38
4
O1
5
O2
4
O1
5
O2
3155 A2 3521 E13 3530 B11 3531 B11 3532 B13 3538 A8 3545 F9 3546 G9
3124
100R
K2 OR K9_805
F120
K1_805
3551 G14 3552 G15 3553 G15 3554 F15 3556 H14 3557 G11 3558 H12 3560 F8
2539
+8Vb
F113
100n
1
2
34
I138
*
47R
3119
*
4107
SIFM
F125
F145
*
31485K6
*
I1O
7108
BC847B
*
3149
5K6
BC847B
*
5K6
3121
* *
4108
G
7106
4110
2
*
10u5105
BC847B
3
1106 TPS
4113
*
*
4111
5K6
1
2
1
2
GND-IF
I1
IG
*
*
1104
OFWM9370M
O1
O2
GND
3
GND-IF
1105
*
OFWK9455M
3
GND-IF
4
5
4
5
3122
2K2 7105 BC847B
+5V
*
*
K3-11
3565 G10 3566 G10 3567 E11 3568 F11 3569 F11 3571 D14 3590 G15 3999 A6
47u
2538
5108
78
7KM
*
7109
*
7107
BC857B
2V3
*
3135
*
4109
4K7
*
6
4102
5106
4u7
1I3
G
I4
I6
8p2
O
2
2V3
4101 E4 4102 D8 4103 B9 4104 B3 4105 G5 4107 G7 4108 G7 4109 G8
5502
6u8
3136
*
*
1107 TPS
*
3145
3538
2V4
220R
I139
*
100R
4110 D7 4111 F7 4112 B1 4113 F7 4114 A3 4207 G2 4208 H3 4803 I9
+8V6
2R2
5501
6u8 22n
2541
47u
2540
2109
2u2
1u
2111
100n
2118
5V4
3V1
7111
BC847B
*
3138
180R
+8Va
7502
BC847B
F133
K2 OR K9-15
CVBS-TER
2110
*
I119
10p
3139
3137
1K
7V5
3560
3118
390R
GHOST-IN
4804 H10 4809 F14 5101 A3 5102 B4 5103 D4 5104 C5 5105 E7 5106 E8
9
+8Va
F130
1K
3153
I3
4.7
4.7
3.7
I5
4.7
4.7
4.3
*
2.7
3.8
2122
3.8
1.5
F124
3.4
2117
4.9
470n
3.4
1K5
I7
3.9
3V4
2545
2V7
3545
470R
470R
3546
K8-500
5108 C7 5109 C2 5501 A8 5502 A8 5540 G10 5553 G15 5559 I12 5560 F13
7112 BC847B
F121
4103
3V3
64
SIF2
63
SIF1
1
AGCSIF
2
VIF1
3
VIF2
4
AGCDEC
6
PLLRILT
7
VCO1
8
VCO2
62
TUNERAGC
10
VIFOUT
12
IN
13
OUT
14
CVBSINT
100n
2566
470R
4803
K8 or K2-502
C-FRONT
2119
330p
3152
100R
5
QSS_AM
IF DEM
GROUP DELAY COR.
16
3.5
2501
68p
CVBS-SC1-IN
C-7-OUT
K2 OR K9-23
5562 I12 5564 H2 5565 H3 6101 B4 6102 E4 6103 F4 6104 F4 6105 C5
2112
*
3n3
I116
K3-10
3143
*
1K
I100
1K
3142
RES
2533
7V8
0V0
7V8
44
11
45
+8_1
+8_2
GND_19GND_2
SUPPLY
I/O SWITCH
Y_CVBS323Y_CVBS4
CVBS118CVBS2
C3
20
21 24
3.5
0.1
3.5
3.5
100n
100n
2502
2504
100n
2503
I120
1K
3566
CVBS-SC3-IN
Y_CVBS-SC2-IN
SC2-C-IN
K2 OR K9-35
K2 OR K9-45
K8-32
7107 F8 7108 F7 7109 E7 7111 D8 7112 A9 7113 A2 7501 D11 7502 E8
I12
0V0
48
ADSEL
DIGGND
7501
TDA9320H
COMBOUT
CVBSOUT
34
26
3567
3.3
100R
BC847B
3569
47R
CVBS-SC2-OUT
K8 or K5-47
CVBS-TXT-OUT
K2 OR K9-27
7555 G15 7560 F12 7561 F11 F100 H3 F101 G2 F102 H2 F103 H3 F104 H3
STATUS2
STATUS1
K2 or K9-19
K2 or K9-31
0V0
0V0
15
AV117AV2
CTRL
3V4
2V8
7561
3568
2565
150p
2555
100n
CVBS-TXT-OUT
100p
4
19
BG
3
V16
0V0
22
SW0
LUMA & CHROMA PROC.
28
3.5
F141
7V6
470R
+8Vb
F143
2570
2556
6106 B1 6107 B2 7101 D5 7102 E5 7103 G5 7104 G4 7105 G6 7106 G7
10 11 12 13
SIF
K3-9
AM-SOUND
2u2
100n
100n
2537
2535
2536
I117
I118
5V1
4V1
35
33
31
DEC
DIGDEC
PIPOUT
C4
32
2.8
0.1
3.7
100n
2505
100n
2506
100n
I121
3565
100R
1u
5540
F146
4804
CVBS_Y-FRONT
FRONT-C
CVBS-PIP_DS
K8-507
K8 or K2-38
K2 OR K9-36
F105 I3 F106 I3 F107 I3 F108 B12 F109 B12 F110 D13 F111 D13 F112 D13
LMN
K7-48
SCL-F
F122
3530
4V9
46
SW01
( HIP )
YCOMBIN
29
0.1
F142
2554
3557
47R
2567
680p
2557
100n 2550
100n
100n
2572
K7-49
SDA-F
F123
3531
100R
4V9
47
SCL
SDA
SYS127SYS2
CCOMBIN
25
0.0
5.1
100n
1V2
I122
1V2
1V7
V18
1V7
1M
10u
2571
F113 A7 F116 C3 F118 C5 F119 B6 F120 B7 F121 A9 F122 A11 F123 A12
100R
V17
4V1
58
30
0.1
7560 SAA4961
5
24
17
10
19
3558
4V6
I114
K5 OR K8-51
S1
F108
0V0
61
HPLL
SYNC
SVBCOUT
59
0
REFBP
VREF
REFDL
YEXT/
CVBS
CEXT
CSY
VDDD
22
10u
2558
F124 D9 F125 E7 F126 I5 F127 I6 F128 A3 F129 A4 F130 A9 F131 D4
VA
HA
K5 OR K8-52
F109
0V3
60
VA
HA
R1IN
G1IN
B1IN
FBL1IN
R2IN
G2IN
B2IN
OUTP SWITCH
FBL2IN
YOUT
UOUT
VOUT
X3.579
X3.575
X3.582
X4.43
COL_PLL
SEC_DEC
SCOUT
100n
27
VCCPLL
DGND
21
4V5
5559
100n
+5V2
+5V2
S2
2560
6u8
36
37
38
39
41
42
43
40
49
50
51
57
56
55
54
52
53
47u
26
PLLGND
DELAY LINES
VCCA
7
6u8
1V2
2V0
2V2
0V0
2V2
2V0
2V2
0V0
2V7
2V3
2V2
2V5
2V5
2V5
2V5
5V2
0V1
I113
AGND
9
5562
2561
F132 B2 F133 F8 F141 F11 F142 F11 F143 G11 F144 F15 F145 I7 F146 G10
3532
15K
+5V2
6u8
IC14IC2
DELAY
BPFBPFBPF
BYP
2573
2510
100n 2512
100n
CLOCK CONTROLSYNC
3
3V7
5560
16
10u
2534
4n7
V3a
V3c
CORRELATOR
SSYN
2
IC3
6
4V5
2511
100n
I115
F701 A5 F702 A6 I100 A10 I101 B5 I110 G15 I111 G15 I112 H15 I113 F12
2532
1u
V3b
28
IC4
BPF
FSCR
13
V1a
V1c
V2a
V2c
2520
15
CVBSO
SUM
SYS120SYS2
0V
I114 H12 I115 H13 I116 A10 I117 B10 I118 B10 I119 C8 I120 F10 I121 F10
F110
F111
F112
100n
I137
V1b
V1d
V2b
V2d
I136
3521
2521
HA-FTV
18
LPFI0N
COMBENA
VCCO
23
4V5
4V5
2562
100K
100n
8
2522
V19
V20
100n
I122 G12 I123 F4 I124 F4 I125 G4 I126 G5 I134 E5 I135 E5 I136 E14
10K3571
3n3
YO
CO
FSC
OGND
11
1525
2525
14
1V8
12
1v3
25
1
14
3V8
3V7
2564
4M33619
HC49U
18p
Y-CB-OUT
C-CB-OUT
3556
FSC
680p
GND-IF
I137 E13 I138 D7 I139 E8 I145 H3 I146 H3
1526
2526
3551
270R
10K
1527
HC-49/U
3MHZ582056
18p
K5 or K8-400
N_52502
2553
BC857B
4809
1V8
*
3552
K5 OR K8-602
K5 OR K8-601
K5 OR K8-600
K2-22
FBL-SC1-IN
K5 OR K8-603
SC2-R-IN_C-IN
K5 OR K8-604
K5 OR K8-605
K5 OR K8-606
FBL-SC2-IN
K5 OR K8-55
K5 OR K8-54
K5 OR K8-53
HC-49/U
18p
2527
+8Va
3554
100n
F144
I110
150R
RES
I111
68u
I112
*
2552
15
R-SC1-IN
G-SC1-IN
B-SC1-IN
G-SC2-IN
B-SC2-IN
Y-DEC
U-DEC
V-DEC
1528
3MHZ575611
2528
1K
2V4
7555
3590
0V
*
3553
*
5553
*
6p8
2551
3M579545
HC-49/U
15p
820R
10p
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
12
345
678
9101112
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0333 F7 0376 H8 0381 C2 1200-A E1 1200-B E2 1200-C E2 1201-A A3 1201-B E3 1202-A A10 1202-B E10
2126 H8 2202 B2 2203 B2 2204 D2 2205 D2 2206 B4 2209 C4 2210 C4 2212 E6 2213 E6
2215 B7 2216 B7 2217 B11 3243 F9 2218 G6 2219 C11 2220 C11 2221 F7 2222 F9 2224 E4 2226 F4
1
2228 H2 3252 F8 2229 H2 3253 F8 2235 F1 2240 E11 2241 F11 3147 G9 3200 B1 3201 B1 3202 B2 3265 G4 3203 B2
INPUT / OUTPUT
A
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
3204 C2 3205 D1 3206 D2 3207 D2 3273 G11 3208 E12 3209 E3 3210 D4 3211 D4 3212 E12 3213 C3 4227 H6
3215 C4 3216 C4 3218 C3 3219 B4 3220 B3 3221 B6 3222 B6 3223 B7 6203 C2 3224 B7 6204 D2 3225 D6
3227 G12 3228 E6 3229 F6 3230 F6 3231 H12 3232 E7 6211 D3 3233 G1 3235 D11 3236 D11 3240 C11
3241 C11 6216 B7 3242 C12
3244 B11 3245 C11 3246 B11 3247 F8 3248 F8 3249 F8 3250 F7
3254 E4 3255 F4 3256 H4 3257 G2 3258 G2 3264 F4
3266 F8
3270 E11 3271 F11 3272 G1
3274 G11 3280 E2 3826 E1 4201 C6 4226 H6
59F21RE AB 7.
4228 G6 4229 B5 4230 B5 4235 D12 6200 B1 6201 C1 6202 B2
6205 B4
567
6206 B4 6207 C4 6208 B5 6209 C5 6210 C3
6212 D3 6213 E3 6214 B6 6215 C6
6217 C7 6218 C7 6219 D7 6220 B11 6221 B11 6222 C11 6223 B12 6224 C12 6225 C10
6226 D10 6227 D11 6228 E10 6229 E4 6230 E4 6231 F4
6233 H3 6234 G1 6235 H1
6236 G2 6237 H2 6239 C10 6240 E12 6241 E12 6242 F11 6243 F11 6244 H11 6259 C2 6260 F1
6261 F1 7200 D2 7201 E6 7203 F9 7204 F8 F300 B3 F301 B3 F302 B3 F303 B3 F304 B4 F314 B10
F305 C3 F306 C3 F307 D4 F308 D3 F309 D2 F310 D3 F311 B10 F312 B10 F313 B10
8
F315 B11 F316 C10 F317 C10 F318 D11 F319 D10 F320 D10 F321 C7 F322 D10 F323 F2 F324 F2
F325 G7 F327 G7 F328 G7 F329 G7 F330 H7 F331 H7 F332 H7 F333 E3
F335 G4
9
F336 F3 F337 F7 F338 E10 F339 F11 F340 G11 F341 G11 I321 E1 F342 E12 F343 F12 F344 G12 F346 G1
F347 G7 F348 F4 F349 D1 F506 E2 I300 A4 I301 A11 I302 B26232 F4 I303 B7 I304 B4 I305 B2
10 11234
I306 B6 I307 B11 I308 B4 I309 B12 I310 C2 I311 E6 I312 E4 I313 E6 I314 F4 I315 G2
I316 F8 I317 G2 I318 F1 I319 G1 I320 G1
I322 B1 I323 B1 I324 B6F334 F3 I325 B6
I326 F7 I327 B1 I328 B2 I329 B4 I330 C5 I331 B6 I332 B7 I333 F1 I334 H1 I335 H2
I336 E4 I337 F4 I338 B11 I339 C12 I340 F11 I341 E12
12
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
8204 000 81015
SNDR-SC1-OUT K8 or K3-13
SNDL-SC1-OUT
K8 or K3-14
SNDR-CL_VL-OUT
K3-100
SNDL-CL_VL-OUT
K3-101
CVBS-TER
K1-15
F349
SNDS-VL-OUT K4+K3-23
I321
150R
SNDS-VR-OUT
K1-22
SNDR-CL_VL-OUT
K3-100
SNDL-CL_VL-OUT
K3-101
K1 / K8
SCART 1
1201-A
1A
F300
F302
3A
5A
7A
9A
BZX284-C12
11A
13A
15A
17A
19A
21A
SCART 3 K8-505
1201-B
1B
3B
5B
7B
9B
11B
150R
13B
15B
17B
19B
330p
21B
62026203
BZX284-C10
I328
BZX284-C10
CINCH-OUT SOUND
I310
3206
68R
560R
6204
YKC21-2675
6
1200-C
3280
150R
150R
6236
BZX284-C10
I335
6237
BZX284-C10
I302
I305
330p2202
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
3204
2204
100n
2205
BZX284-C6V8
LEFT
YKC21-2675
52
3
1200-B
F506
I317
BZX284-C10
2229
330p
BZX284-C10
3203
150R
3202
150R
330p
2203
6259
+8V6
6R8
10u
F309
F324
3257
2228
3200
150R
I322
3201
150R
I323
6200
I327
6201
1
2
3
0381
3205
470R
3826
6260
I333
BZX284-C10
F346
I320
I319
12
7200 BC547B
3207
RIGHT YKC21-2675 41
1200-A
I318
3n3
BZX284-C10
2235
6261
F323
3258
I315
3272
150R
3233
150R
6234
I334
6235
2A
4A
6A
8A
10A
12A
14A
16A
18A
20A
2B
4B
6B
8B
10B
12B
14B
16B
18B
20B
6239
F322
SCART 2
1202-A
F311
1A
F313
3A
5A
7A
9A
11A
13A
15A
17A
19A
21A
SCART 4
1202-B
1B
3B
5B
7B
9B
11B
13B
15B
17B
19B
21B
2A
4A
6A
8A
10A
12A
14A
16A
18A
20A
2B
4B
6B
8B
10B
12B
14B
16B
18B
20B
F312
F314
F316
F317
6225
F319
6226
F320
6228
F338
3246
1K
F315F304
3245
3K9
3240
BZX284-C6V8
F318
6227
BZX284-C6V8
BZX284-C6V8
F339
F340
3273
8K2
F341
6244
I338
2217
100p
3244
1K
2219
330p
75R
3236
BZX284-C6V8
3270
1K
3271
1K
BZX284-C6V8
6220
6221
I307
6222
75R
2241
I301
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
3241
2220
150R
BZX284-C6V8
75R
3235
4235
100R
3208
39R
I341
2240
100p
6242
I340
6243
100p
3274
2K7
I300
75R
6229
6230
6231
6232
3265
2210
4229
4230
I304
I308
3216
100p
I312
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
2K7
F301
3220
1K
F303
3218
3K9
F305
F306
6210
BZX284-C6V8
F308
6211
BZX284-C6V8
F310
6213
BZX284-C6V8
F333
F334
F336
3
2206
2209
3213
F307
6212
3209
3254
3255
3264
8K2
F335
6233
6205
I329
BZX284-C10
6206
100p
BZX284-C10
3219
1K
3215
330p
6207
BZX284-C6V8
75R
75R
75R
3210
3211
BZX284-C6V8
75R
1K
1K
BZX284-C6V8
I336
2224
100p
I314
I337
2226
100p
F348
75R
3256
4567
IN-SC1-SNDR
SNDR-SC1-IN
SNDL-SC1-IN
IN-SC1-SNDL
K5 or k8-18
IN-SC1-B
STAT U S 1
6208
I330
8K2
6209
IN-SC1-G
K5 or K8-20
IN-SC1-R
K5 or K8-21
FBL-SC1-IN
CVBS-SC1-IN
SNDR-SC3-IN
K8 or K3-42
K8 or K3-43
SNDL-SC3-IN
CVBS-SC3-IN
K8 or K1-38
K8-16
K3-16
K3-17
K8-17
K1-19
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
K1-22
K1-23
P2-6
K7-44
K1-45
K1-36
K8-509
K8-39
K3-39
K7-40
K3-41
K8-41
K3-24 SNDR-SC2-OUT
K3-25
SNDL-SC2-OUT
16:9-ARFRONT
C7-26
IO-BUS K7-201
2213
K1-27
CVBS-SC2-OUT
C-7-OUT
K1-502 or K8-502
16:9-ARFRONT
CVBS_Y-FRONT FRONT-Y_CVBS
FRONT-C
IN-FRONT-SNDL SNDL-FRONT-IN
FRONT-DETECT
SNDR-FRONT-IN
IN-FRONT-SNDR
100n
3228
I324
I325
3225
100R
4201
2212
+8V6
I313
3229
3221
150R
3222
150R
6R8
10u
4228
4226
4227
I311
10K
+8V6
2218
150p
I306
I331
3230
6214
6215
7201 BC547B
3232
560R
2221
220n
F337
F325
F347
F327
F328
F329
F330
F331
F332
I303
6216
BZX284-C10
I332
6217
BZX284-C10
68R
6219
I326
OR 1K5 IF 4 SCARTS
0333
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
0376
1
2216
330p
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C6V8
3250
100R
FROM/TO AV333 OF
AV7
2215
3224
150R
3223
150R
F321
6218
330p
BZX284-C6V8
10K
3266
I316
2K7
3249
K1_805
BZX284-C12
3252
33R
3253
390R
7203
3247
100R
RES
330R
2126
47u
3243
3147
10R
BC557B
2222
47u
150R
+8V6
7204 BC847B
3248
8 9 10 11
SNDR-SC2-IN
SNDL-SC2-IN
I309
8K2
3242
100p
K5 OR K8-33
IN-C_IN-R-SC2
K5 OR K8-34
Y_CVBS-SC2-IN
IN-SC2-CVBS_Y
F342
SNDR-SC4-IN
6240
BZX284-C10
6241
BZX284-C10
F343
SNDL-SC4-IN
BZX284-C10
BZX284-C10
F344
3227
CVBS-SC4-IN
39R
3231
K8 or K3-28
K8 or K3-29
K5 OR K8-30
IN-SC2-B
K1-31
STATUS2
6223
I339
BZX284-C10
6224
IN-SC2-G
K5 OR K8-32
IN-SC2-FBL
K1-35
K8-35
3212
39R
K8-504
P2-5
K2 or K7-301
K8-1
39R
12
BZX284-C10
CL 36532030_007.eps
030403
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Page 60
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Small Signal Board: Sound Processing

12
SOUND PROCESSING
A
I14
BZX284-C10
4u7 2802
4805
4806
2761
220n
5751
6u8
5752
6u8
I2S-CL/7-7751
1V / div DC
5µs / div
A12 (audio)
2V / div
0.2ms / div
I402
6751
4u7
2803
2804
220n
HCC-R
K8-130
2806
2807
220n
220n
HCC-L
K8-130
2762
220n
2765
100u
A22
2753
220n
I406
I407
2754
I411
I412
220n2805
I414
I415
2763
F413
F414
2766
2810
100u
SC1-R/48-7751
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
2801
22p
I416
I417
3756
100R 3755
100R
470p
I15
A13
470p
2n2
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
I11
SIFM-E7111
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
A8 (ssp)
0.5V / div
0.2ms / div
K7-94 SCL-F
K7-95
SDA-F
K1-11 SIFM
K1-9 SIF
3781
K1-10 AM-SOUND K2 or K9-16 SNDR-SC1-IN
K2 or K9-17
SNDL-SC1-IN
K8 or K2 or K9-28 SNDR-SC2-IN K8 or K2 or K9-29
SNDL-SC2-IN
K8 or K2 or K9-42 SNDR-SC3-IN
K8 or K2-43
SNDL-SC3-IN
K2 or K9-41 SNDR-FRONT-IN K2 or K9-39
SNDL-FRONT-IN
3785
6K8
3789
6K8
3793
6K8
3753
6K8
+5V2
A20a
2V / div
0.2ms / div
8204 000 82671
12
I12
0.2V / div DC
A12
I11
I12
560R
3784
6K8
3788
6K8
3792
6K8
3754
6K8
4n7
SIF/Pin5-7501
5µs / div
0.5V / div
0.2ms / div
I418
22K
3786
3787
22K
3791
3790
22K
3794
3795
22K
3752
3751
3750
2R2
4704
2787
A21a
0.2ms / div
I419
22K
I420
I421
22K
I422
I423
22K
I424
I425
22K
2V / div
34
I2S-WS/6-7751
A7 (ssp)
MSP-CLOCK
1V / div DC
10µs / div
0.5V / div
0.2ms / div
A26
4V0
4V9
A27
I427
2751
100n
I426
2752
I405
3V2
0V0
3V2
2756
2755
470p
3V2
3V2
2758
2757
470p
3V2
3V2
2760
2759
470p
3V2
3V2
2764
0V0
1V5
1V5
9
8
23
25
24
47p
28
30
31
470p
33
34
470p
36
37
470p
39
40
470p
0.5V / div
0.2ms / div
A14
HP-R/1-0344
50mV / div DC
0.5ms / div
DEMODULATOR
15 16 1718192
10
0V
ADR
68
3
ADR-CL
ADR-DA
interface
7751 MSP3410D 1
I2C_CL
I2C_DA
ANA_IN2+
ANA_IN1+
ANA_IN
MONO
MONO-IN
SC1-IN-R
SC1-IN-L
SCART 1
SC2-IN-R
SC2-IN-L
SCART 2
SC3-IN-R
SC3-IN-L
SCART 3
SC4-IN-R
SC4-IN-L
SCART 4
0V
IDENT
A/D
A/D
41
K4-111
ADR-WS
53 5455
SELECT_TO_EXT2
1
2V5
AUD_CL_OUT
62 63 64
+5DA
+5DB
1n
2811
A23
SC1-L/47-7751
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
A24
SC2-R/51-7751
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
A25
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
34
60F21RE AB 7.
567
A15
HP-R/3-0344
50mV / div DC
0.5ms / div
I2S-CL
I2S-DSP-OUT1
K4-116
K4-117
3841
100R
2V4
0V
7
4
I2S_CL
I2S_DA_IN1
I2S-WS
2V4 6
I2S_WS
D/A
D/A
I15
SELECT_AUDIO_LR
K4-113
0V
0V
14
13
D_CTR_OUT0
D_CTR_OUT1
FM1 FM2 NICAM A NICAM B
IDENT
S1...4
I2SL/R
I2S-DSP-IN
K4-114
I14
3839
I13
2V4
65
5
I2S_DA_IN2
I2S
I2SL/R
LOUDSPEAKER R
LOUDSPEAKER L
K4-115
100R
I2S_DA_OUT
interface
DSP
SCART-L
AHVSS
43
VREF1
49
ASG3
52
D/A
D/A
D/A
D/A
VREF2
DVSS
58
66 67
SCART-R
SCART
Switching Facilities
ADR_SEL
DACM_SUB
12
TESTEN
AVSS
22
27
HEADPHONE R
HEADPHONE L
SCART-R
SCART-L
ASG1
ASG2
ASG4
32
35
38
2897
100n
1n
2898
4862
6u8
SC2-L/50-7751
567
+8V6
6757
8V4
45
AHVSUP
DACM-R
DACM-L
DACA-R
2808
VREFTOP
AGNDC CAPL_M
CAPL_A
5753
2809
100u
RESETQ
F412
LOUDSPEAKER
HEADPHONE
DACA-L
SC1-OUT-R
SC1-OUT-L
SCART 1
SCART 2
SC2-OUT-R
SC2-OUT-L
DVSUP
XTAL_IN
AVSUP
STANDBYQ
26
11
2V2
4V9
4V9
1751
+5DA
5759
HC-49/U 18M432
3p3
2767
+5DB
MCL4148
I442
6u8
1n
61
2768
XTAL_OUT
2021
8
RESET-AUDIO-INV
K4-118
6752
BZX284-C10
I430
7774
BC847B
5V
I403
0V5
57
I404
0V5
56
6754
6753
BZX284-C10
29
2V2
42
I437
7V2 44
I438
7V5 46
10u
2777
A20
I409
0V
60
I410
0V
59
1n
2786
2785
A22
48
3V3
47
3V2
A24
51
3V3
2849
50
3V2
10u
A25
2V2
3p3
8
+5DB
3832
2890
220n
BZX284-C10
10u2778
1n
2846
10u
2848
K7-93
1K
2773
2779
6755
A23
10u
3799
+5DB
RESET-AUDIO
3840
F416
10K
3833
F417
2891
A7
1n
2774
I428
100n
2780
6756
BZX284-C10
2847
10u
47K
910
11 12
K1:K8
+7V7
2775
470n
3844
2901
10n
47K
I432
7756-B LM833DT
3780
6K8
2770
10n
5
8
6
4
-7V7
3760
68K
2776
68p
A21a
3820
7
100R
I400
2844
4740
1u
K2 or K9-22
3828 47K
SNDS-VL-OUT
SNDS-VR-OUT
10K
+7V7
10u
3852
22K
3845
6K8
2900
10n
47K
2784
22K
3770
3771
3772
I431
0V
3761
470n
3853
6K8
15K
15K
7756-A
6K8
3847
1
-0V1
5
0V
2
0V
4
0V
12
0V
14
15
0V
11
0V
3
2
A20a
8
LM833DT
4
2771
10n
-7V7
3758
68K
2772
68p
2783
470n
7757-A
MC33178D
3
0V
I433
2
0V
-7V9
-7V7
47K
10K
3766
+7V7
7V2
16
9
VDD
7752
HEF4052BT
LL
LH
HL
HH
LL
LH
HL
HH
VEE
VSS
0V
7
8
-7V9
-7V7
1
+7V7
8
4
3765
68K
2790
22p
0V
10
LOGIC
6
2845
3827
100R
1u
4741
47K3829
I401
+7V7
7V2
5
0V
I434
6
47K
3846
0V
1
0V1
3768
10K
2793
10n
0V4
LSBMSB
4K7
3773
+7V7
H
L
3
0V
H
13
L
0V
I444
0V
4810
4811
100n
1n
I429
10u
2781
BZX284-C10
47K
3798
A8
100n
A21
2769
470n
2782
3769
91011
I443
3899
+7V7
K2/K4 or K9-120
VDD
4738
7753
RES
HEF4052BT
LL
1
5
LH
HL
23
4
HH
4730
12
LL
LH
14
15
HL
HH
11
VSS
8
4739
2792
10n
8
MC33178D
7757-B
4
-7V9
-7V7
I408
3767
68K
2791
22p
I413
1R
3897
4K7
916
10
LOGIC
3898
100R
LSBMSB
+7V7
3762
3782
100R
4K7
SELECT_AUDIO_CINCH_2
SELECT_AUDIO_CINCH_1
4702
H
6K8
2K7
3800
BC847B
7773
SNDL-CL_VL-OUT
I439
47K
3802
220K
I441
SNDR-CL_VL-OUT
6759
BAS216
13
I435
4700
I436
4701
1K
3893
L
H
L
VEE
6
7
-7V7
4801
3892
3890
2K7
1K
3830
120R
3796
120R
3797
120R
3831
120R
3891
F411
F410
+7V7
4726
A15
A14
SNDR-HEADPH-OUT
SNDL-HEADPH-OUT
4725
7
0V
4720
3783
100R
7758-A LM833DT
-0V1
-0V1
56K
3777
4812
+7V7
2798
10n
3
8
1
3776
33K
2800
-0V2
4
-7V9
-7V7
2
SELECT_TO_EXT2
22p
+7V7
7758-B LM833DT
3779
+7V2
5
8
0V
6
0V
4
-7V9
-7V7
56K
3778
33K
2799
22p
4721
2797
10n
4813
7
-0V2
12 13 14
13 14
K4-112
K4-12
A12
K2 or K9-100
I440
K4-24
K4-98
AUDIO-R
K4-97
K4-122
K4/K3-98 AUDIO-R
K4/K3-97
AUDIO-L
K4-128
SNDS-VL-OUT
K4-28
AUDIO-C
+7V7
K3-29
HP-GND
-7V7
K4-125
AUDIO-SW K7-103
SOUND-ENABLE K7-102 DC-PROT
A13
3801
K2 or K9-101
4703
2869 220u
AUDIO-R-PROC
AUDIO-L
AUDIO-L-PROC
HP-GND
-7V7
HP-GND
SNDR-SC1-OUT
K8 or K2-13
SNDL-SC1-OUT
K8 or K2-14
K3-110
K2 or K9-24
SNDR-SC2-OUT
K2 or K9-25
SNDL-SC2-OUT
FROM/TO AV328 OF
AV7
0328
F400
1
F420
2
F401
3
F402
4
F403
5
F404
6
F405
7
F406
8
F407
9
F408
10
F409
11
FROM/TO AV344 OF
FP
0344
1
K3-29
2
3
NC.
0348
1
2
3
CL 36532030_008.eps
030403
0328 C14 0344 F14 0348 G14 1751 H7 2751 D3 2752 E3 2753 E3 2754 F3
A
2755 F3 2756 F3 2757 F3 2758 F3 2759 G3 2760 G3 2761 G2 2762 G2 2763 G3 2764 G3 2765 I2 2766 I3
B
2767 I7 2768 I7 2769 C9 2770 A10 2771 C10 2772 D10 2773 E8 2774 E9 2775 A9 2776 B10 2777 E8
C
2778 E8 2779 E8 2780 E8 2781 E9
0V
2782 E9 2783 E10
0V
2784 F9
0V
2785 F8 2786 F8
0V
2787 I1 2790 F10
0V
2791 F11
D
7V3
2792 E11 2793 F10
0V
2797 I12 2798 G12
-7V3
2799 J12 2800 H12
0V
2801 D3
0V4
2802 E2 2803 E2
0V
2804 F2 2805 F2 2806 F2
E
2807 G2 2808 C7 2809 C7 2810 I3 2811 I3 2844 A11 2845 C11 2846 F8 2847 F9 2848 G8 2849 G8 2869 D13
F
2890 C8 2891 D8 2897 H6 2898 H6 2900 C9 2901 B9 3750 H2 3751 G1 3752 G2 3753 G1 3754 G1 3755 D3
G
3756 C3 3758 D10 3760 B10 3761 D9 3762 B12 3765 F10 3766 F10 3767 E11 3768 E11 3769 H9 3770 H9 3771 H9
H
3772 I9 3773 G11 3776 H12 3777 H11 3778 J12 3779 J11 3780 B9 3781 E1 3782 A12 3783 G11 3784 E1 3785 E1
I
3786 F1 3787 F2 3788 F1 3789 F1 3790 F1 3791 F2 3792 F1 3793 G1 3794 G1 3795 G2 3796 F12
J
3797 F12 3798 G9 3799 G8 3800 B13 3801 C13 3802 D12 3820 A11
3827 C11 3828 B11 3829 D11 3830 E12 3831 F12 3832 C8 3833 C8 3839 C6 3840 B9 3841 C6 3844 B9 3845 D9 3846 E11 3847 F10 3852 F9 3853 F9 3890 E12 3891 E12 3892 D12 3893 D12 3897 A12 3898 A12 3899 A12 4700 D13 4701 D13 4702 B13 4703 D13 4704 I2 4720 G11 4721 J12 4725 F13 4726 E12 4730 C11 4738 B11 4739 D11 4740 B11 4741 C11 4801 D12 4805 F2 4806 F2 4810 J11 4811 J10 4812 G12 4813 I12 4862 H7 5751 H2 5752 I2 5753 C7 5759 H7 6751 E2 6752 C8 6753 E8 6754 E8 6755 F8 6756 F9 6757 B7 6759 D13 7751 C3 7752 G10 7753 B11 7756-A C9 7756-B A9 7757-A E10 7757-B E12 7758-A G11 7758-B I11 7773 C13 7774 D8 F400 C14 F401 D14 F402 D14 F403 D14 F404 D14 F405 D14 F406 D14 F407 D14 F408 E14 F409 E14 F410 F12 F411 F12 F412 C7 F413 H3 F414 I3 F416 C8 F417 C8 F420 C14 I400 B11 I401 D11 I402 D2 I403 D8 I404 D8 I405 E3 I406 E3 I407 E3 I408 E12 I409 F8 I410 F8 I411 F3 I412 F3 I413 F11 I414 F3 I415 F3 I416 G3 I417 G3 I418 E2 I419 E2 I420 F2 I421 F2 I422 F2 I423 F2 I424 G2 I425 G2 I426 E3 I427 D3 I428 E8 I429 E9 I430 C8 I431 C9 I432 B9 I433 E10 I434 E11
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Small Signal Board: Audio Dolby

1
SELECT_AUDIO_CINCH_1 SELECT_AUDIO_CINCH_2
I2S-DSP-OUT1
AUDIO DOLBY
K7-306
A
B
C
D
E
F
123
SDA-F
+3V3S
5754
6u8
GND-DIG
5755
6u8
8204 000 82671
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
23
K3-12 K3-13
1
MIC
I509
10n
10n
3818
100R
A29
2
VDACP2
100R
A28
3838
+5DC
5V2
5V2
22
46
36
21
SDA
ADC-CLK
VDDD5V1
IIS-IO-OUT1
MTC
AD
SCAD1
SCAD2
SCAD3
ANALOG SOURCE SELECT
DEMOD
TSCAN
60
F503
5758
1u
10n
2825
+3V3SA
+3V3SD
3V3
50
54
53
VSSD3V2
VSSD3V4
VDDD3V2
MIC
STEREO
AUDIO
XTAL OSC I2C
SHTCB
SRC3-R
OSC-IN62OSC-OUT
65
59
1V6
+3V3SD
2836
K3-111
MSP-CLOCK
49
VSSD3V1
63
+3V3SD
3817
47p
K3-17
7770
SAA7712
GND-DIG
2816
100u
2818
100u
GND-DIG
74
75
76
2815
2817
VSSA1
VREFAD
VDACP1
VDACN23
RECOUTRV4
VDDA173
SRCO-L72
SRCO-R71
SRC1-L70
VDACN177
SRCOUT-R78
SRC2-R67
SRC3-L66
SRC1-R69
SRC2-L68
TUNER-MPX80
SRCOUT-L79
VSS-OSC61
GND-DIG
F505
61F21RE AB 7.
45 89
F507
F508
+3V3SD
5V2
47
37
RDS-SCK
IIS-IO-OUT2
55
23
VSSD3V5
VSSD5V1
51
52
VSSD3V3
VDDD3V1
48
RDS-DATA
0V
40
DSP-IN138DSP-IN2
DSP-OUT1
39
41
DSP-OUT2
5
RECOUTRI
OUT2-I 11
OUT3-I 10
OUT1-V 16
VREFDA 15
VSSA2 13
VDDA2 14
EMSCB QDAC
OUT3-V 9
POM
8
RECOUTLI 6
RECOUTLV 7
12
OUT2-V
43
VSSD5V3
44
A0
45
SCL
17
OUT1-I
18
OUT0-I
19
OUT0-V
20
OV
VDDD5V2
VDDD5V3
VDD-OSC
DSP-RESET
64
5V2
3V3
2895
57
RTCB
58
VSSD3V6
VSSD5V2
IIS-IO-WS
IIS-IN1-BCK
IIS-IN1-DATA28IIS-IN1-WS
IIS-IN2-BCK
29
2V5
27
2V5
IIS-IN2-DATA25IIS-IN2-WS
26
24
IIS-IO-BCK
IIS-IO-IN1
IIS-IO-IN2
56
33
30
31
32
34
42
35
2V5
10n
+5DC
F504
RES
100K
2835
2812
RES
K3-114
K3-116
K3-117
K3-118
RESET-AUDIO-INV
I2S-CL
I2S-DSP-IN
I2S-WS
456
67
GND-S2
A15a
3812
100R
A16a
3814
100R
3813
100R
3811
100R
1V6
1V6
1V6
1V6
3V3
1V6
F500
1V6
1V6 1V6 1V6
I510
3819
2824
100u
+3V3SA
2831
100u
100R
GND-S1
2827
1n
2822
1n
2829
1n
A17a
2820
1n
7750
+5DC
+5V2
+5V
5756
6u8
LF33CV
IN OUT
GND
2837
3V3
10n
2819
2813
I502
100u
F502
10n
2814
+3V3S
10n
K7-307
SCL-F
CN:
7
I501
2821
+5DC
2823
RES
2830
2828
10n
F501
10n
I503
10n
7772-A
+7V7
LM833DT
I504 I505
2841
470n
3848
100R
2832
22n
3842
I506
47K
RES
3821
3
2834
2
6K8
-7V7
GND-S1
56K
+7V7
5
6
-7V7
I507
3849
2833
100R
22n
3894
2851
47K
3825
I508
GND-S2
470n
2892
3824
100R
+7V7
VDD
7775
HEF4052BT
LL
1
5
LH
HL
23
4
HH
12
LL
LH
14
15
HL
K3-128
K3-125
AUDIO-SW
89
K3-121
K3-122
AUDIO-R-PROC
AUDIO-L-PROC
SNDS-VL-OUT
K3-124
AUDIO-C
HH
11
VSS
7
8
2839
10n
8
1
4
2840
10n
3822
68K
2838
22p
8
7
7772-B
4
LM833DT
3837
56K
2826
22p
SELECT_AUDIO_LR
916
10
LSBMSB
LOGIC
VEE
6
-7V7
SNDS-VL-OUT
H
L
H
L
CL 36532030_009.eps
10
K2/K3-120
A18a
A50
K3-113
3823
4K7
K3-98
AUDIO-R
K3-97
13
AUDIO-L
10
+7V7
A51
A52
K1 / K8
030403
A
B
C
D
E
F
2812 F4 2813 F7 2814 F7 2815 E2 2816 E2 2817 F2 2818 F2 2819 E7 2820 D7 2821 D7 2822 D7 2823 B8 2824 B6 2825 E3 2826 C10 2827 B6 2828 C8 2829 B7 2830 C8 2831 C6 2832 A8 2833 B9 2834 A9 2835 E4 2836 F4 2837 F7 2838 B10 2839 A10 2840 A10 2841 A8 2851 B9 2892 C8 2895 E4 3811 D7 3812 B7 3813 C7 3814 B7 3817 E4 3818 A3 3819 D6 3821 A9 3822 A10 3823 C10 3824 C9 3825 C9 3837 C10 3838 A3 3842 A9 3848 A8 3849 C8 3894 C9 5754 E2 5755 E2 5756 E7 5758 E3 7750 E7 7770 A2 7772-A A9 7772-B B9 7775 D9 F500 C6 F501 B8 F502 E7 F503 E3 F504 E4 F505 E3 F507 A5 F508 A5 I501 D8 I502 E7 I503 C8 I504 A8 I505 A9 I506 A9 I507 B9 I508 C8 I509 E3 I510 B6
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Small Signal Board: Video Control and Geometry

12
VIDEO CONTROL & GEOMETRY
A
7402
2413
100n
6u8
3308
2308
2
TOPIC
2414
100n
RES
3421
1
2
3
4
5300
RES
1K
F632
10p
2417
4429
0364
+8V6
2301
4427
1V5
1V5
100n
RES
3317
4426
TDA9178
1V3
6
8
9
22
F646
F647
F648
F650
F651
2300
220u
2302
100n
1K
YIN
UIN
VIN
CF
4V5
+8VS
100n
HFB
F1K
K8 OR K5-201
Y-FEAT
3436
F2K
K8 OR K5-202
2415
U-FEAT
B
C
D
E
F3K
K8 OR K5-203
2416
V-FEAT
100n
K7-71
3432
SDA-F K7-70
100R
SCL-F
3433
100R
K7-99 LIGHT_SENSOR
4425
F643 K8 OR K5-204
Y-FEAT K8 OR K5-206 U-OUT K8 OR K5-207 V-OUT
I620
FBL-PIP
K8-66
R-PIP
N.C.
G-PIP
B-PIP
K7-70 SCL-F
SDA-F K7-71
6R8 3300
RES
6300
5301
5302
+5V2
+5V2
F
CASE OF FBX
K8 OR K5-59
K8 OR K5-60
3307 1K
VD
HD
10p
2307
G
H
HOSD_PIP
K7-510
I
8204 000 82671
1
3
7V4
20
0V2
I611
AD1
34
2V0
2V3
2V3
2V8
2V8
2V8 PIP
3V9
10p
4V5
10p
V8
8V1
8V1
4V8
I633
0V
0V5
4V9
SPEC­TRAL PROC
ADC
28
27
26
0V
33
30
31
32
10
11
17
39
18
19
0V 0V
7
6
0V
23
24
12
AD2
YIN
UIN
VIN
BL1
RI1
GI1
BI1
SCL
SDA
VP1
VP2
DECBG
GND2
DECVD
GND1
VD
HD
HSEL
GND
AD3
18
VCC
SOUT
YOUT
UOUT
VOUT
WIN­DOW
5
SWITCH
RGB-YUV
MATRIX
SYNC+GEO
RGB
BANDGAP
ANAGND
DIGSUP DIGGND
Hsel
XTALI
20
SC
13 12 2 10 23 24
NC
LUMA
PROCESSING
CHROMA
PROCESSING
CONTROL
SDA
ADR
DEC
SCL
14 I632
15
11
7
4V6
4V7
2406
2407
100n 2408
100n
100n
NON PIP
4410
F649
PIP
2410
2411
PIP
100n 2412
100n
100n
3303
100R
RES
2309
V7
3304
100R
RES
2310
220u
2311
F629
+8VR
2u2
I609
F630
3302
100R
2303
100n
2304
F4K
F5K
3318
1K
I634
F618
4311
1FH ONLY
CST
3306
10M RES
22p
RES
2305
K6-75
SC2FH_1FH
K6-73
34
456
3434
F644
+8V6
10K
*
3451
*
7431
*
I631
*
10K
3438
3444
47K
CONTRAST
AND
BRIGHTNESS
CONTROL
BRIGHT
K6-73
3452
K7-65
SC2FH_1FH
I601
*
33K 3442
*
68K
3443
2403
47K
RI2
R
G
RGB-INSERTION
B
K7-64
R-TXT
2404
100n
3V6
35
GI2
2419
*
6K8
3431
I628
2441
2442
1n5
F645
I630
4R7
BC847B
6432
7430
I629
BC847B
*
4u7
22n
2418
21
19
2V6
17
1n5
2V2
16
2V2
I625
1
0V8
BAS216
SATUR’N CONTROL COLOUR
DIFF
MATRIX
Y
BLACK
STRETCH
R G B
SAT
CONTR
Y
U
V
VUY
I2C
K7-63
G-TXT
2405
3V6
36
B-TXT
100n
3V6
BI2
37
K7-62
4420
100n
BL2
S3 SC/9-7300
1V / div DC
1
FBL-TXT
2
3
7403 PDTC144ET
0V4
38
R
G
10µs / div
0366
3435
RES
PIP ONLY
CONTROL
BEAM CURR
VIDEO CONTROLLER
DEFLECTION PROCESSOR
SCO
9
VFB
3K3
I624
6430
3311
PHI-2
HFB
0V7
13
HFB
K6-75
DPC
4V
14
+8VS
F640
RES
3313
100K
S4
47K
3314
100n
2312
RES
68p
3309
2313
100K
1K
6310
6311
BZX284-C5V6
RES
RES
56
FBCSO29FLASH
4316
3316
3312
100K
3315
RES
BAS216
FBCSO
DYN-PHASE-COR
K7-72
K6-76
START/STOP
H-DRIVE
0V16
1K
1K8
LPSU
22
0V
2315
10n
3343
5
0V
I617
6344
I623
10p
2343
100K
3344
K6-78
1PHI-
1305
RES
XTALO
21
2306
SUPPLY
SC
S3
0V83
3310
I635
BAS216
22p
K6-106
NC.
WHITE POINT
PWL +
LIMITER
3342
10K
BAS216
2344
100n
10K
LDP
62F21RE AB 7.
7
S4 HFB/13-7300
1V / div DC
10µs / div
K7-61
FBL-PIP
+8VR
2425
I636
0V24
34
PWL
R
G
BB
WHITE P.
CONTIN’S CATHODE CALIBR’N
6-BITS
DAC
GENERATOR
+8VS
+8VS
7V5
BC857B
7341
0V
3345
RES
7
22p
OUTPUT
AMPL
+ BUFFER
+ BLUE
STRETCH
EW
FRAME
RAMP
33411K
7V5
I619
I621
S6 Frame/6-7300
0.1V / div DC 10ms / div
7300 TDA9330
RO
GO
BO
BLKIN
BCL
DACOUT
EWO
EHTIN
VDOB
VDOA
IREF
VSC
HOUT
1
1n
2352
HD_HOME
8 9 10 11 12 13
S7 SS-Drive
S8 EW/3-7300
+8VR
1V / div DC
10µs / div
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
7425
BC847B
I640
F1K
Y-OUT/19-7402
+8VR
*
*
1V4
6p8
47K
18K
3326
220R
3340
12K
1K8
3408
*
180R
2422
470p
3352
3K3
680R
3405
47R
0V7
2430
BC857B 7419
0V
3430
6422
BAS216
I608
2u2
*
3330
680K 6334
BAS216
3321
2322
I615
6p8
3422
470p
6354
*
3409
*
1V4
I602
2K2
+8V6
I612
680R
3406
*
47R BC857B 7420
*
0V
PDTC144ET
7438
*
4u7
2423
I639
3454
UL-ONLY
I610
1K
I622
8V
7351
0V
BC857B
RES
F600
RES
2402
F603
R-VC
RES
2401
F602
G-VC
2400
B-VC
F601
RES
F604
BLC-INFO
2424
2K2
RES
3V5
BC857B
I604
3423
RES
0V
3424
150K
3334
1K
3322
1K
+8V6
+8V6
2351
220K
I616
220n
3350
470K
3351
9V
10
7424
8V3
0V
3V8
0V
3V7
0V
3V6
0V
4V8
I605
0V
F641
1
2
3
4
5
6
0340
K1:K8
EHT-INFO K6-90
V4
FROM/TO AV315 OF
V5
AV5
V6
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
F2K
U-OUT/17-7402
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
F3K
V-OUT/16-7402
0.5V / div DC
10µs / div
7
8
9
FBCSO
+8VR
6424
BAS216
3427
6350
BZX284-C27
*
3425
150K
I607
+8VR
470K
3426
EHT-INFO
DAC-HOP
EW-DRIVE
EHT-INFO
XRAY-PROT
LINE-DRIVE
EHT-INFO
33K
89
88
87
86
85
83
VDNEG
84
VDPOS
82
80
82
LINE-DRIVE
GND-DRIVE 87 EW-DRIVE
78 LDP
84
VDPOS
83
VDNEG
K7-72
FBCSO
90
EHT-INFO
89
86
80
85
XRAY-PROT
K7-104
SCAVEM_SW 88
DAC-HOP 76
DYN-PHASE-COR
K7-106
VFB
HFB
75
K7-107 SCL-S
K7-108
SDA-S
11 12 13
4413
I641
I642
*
3407
3412
RES
3413
680R
3404
47R
RES
3414
RES
5305
*
5u6
R-VC
5306
*
3400
40
3
820R
41
3
*
3402
42
3
820R
6431
BAS216
3439
44 7V3
10K
43
2V3
I606
0V25
25
S8
3320
3
3V5
1K
F642
2V3
4
2
0V7
I638
1
0V67
3323
3V9
16
39K
15
3V8
8
1V7
2324
3 7417 PDTC144ET
2
BZX284-C47
6341
33n
I637
I613
+8VR
3369
*
3401
820R
3440
3441
10K
S6
2323
100n 3324
270K
S7
BAS216
5u6
33K
22K
3370
10K
6340
*
5307
3428
2K2
2426
RES
+8VS
3331
S5
2340
5u6
*
0V7
*
2428
6p8
BZX284-C5V6
47K
+8VS
I614
470p
1V4
6420
2331
3325
2325
6429
3429
180R
*
BC857B 7418
BC-PROT
0V7
2429
0V
I603
F621
*
3420
BZX284-C5V6
10n
3332
2321
1K
RES
3353
K7-79
89
GND-DRIVE
F605
F639
F606
F607
F608
F609
F611
2427
1n
F610
4414
F612
F613
F614
F615
F616
F617
-4V8
1
2V
2
0V
3
4V6
4
0V
5
0V3
6
0V3
7
0V3
8
0V
9
8V9
1
0V
2
0V
3
2V
4
4V
5
6
0V
7
0V7
0369
1
2
0360
1
2
3
F4K
VD/23-7300
1V / div DC
5ms / div
F5K
HD/24-7300
1V / div DC
10µs / div
0315
FROM/TO AV315 OF
AV5
0311
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
CL 36532030_010.eps
030403
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
0311 G13 0315 D13 0340 B11 0360 H13 0364 D2 0366 A6 0369 H13 1305 H4 2300 E3 2301 F2 2302 F2 2303 F3 2304 F3 2305 I3 2306 I4 2307 G2 2308 G2 2309 E3 2310 E3 2311 E3 2312 H5 2313 H5 2315 H6 2321 F9 2322 F9 2323 F8 2324 G8 2325 G9 2331 F9 2340 H8 2343 H6 2344 H7 2351 G10 2352 G7 2400 C10 2401 C10 2402 B10 2403 C6 2404 B6 2405 C6 2406 C3 2407 C3 2408 C3 2410 D3 2411 D3 2412 D3 2413 B2 2414 B2 2415 B2 2416 B2 2417 C2 2418 A4 2419 A4 2422 E9 2423 E10 2424 D10 2425 C7 2426 D8 2427 E12 2428 D8 2429 C9 2430 C9 2441 B4 2442 B4 3300 E2 3302 F3 3303 D3 3304 E3 3306 H4 3307 F2 3308 F2 3309 H5 3310 G4 3311 H4 3312 H5 3313 G5 3314 H5 3315 H5 3316 G5 3317 F2 3318 F3 3320 E8 3321 F9 3322 F10 3323 F8 3324 G8 3325 G9 3326 G9 3330 F9 3331 E8 3332 F9 3334 F10 3340 G9 3341 G7 3342 H7 3343 H6 3344 H6 3345 H7 3350 G10 3351 G10 3352 G9 3353 H9 3369 E8 3370 E8 3400 C8 3401 C8 3402 C8 3404 B9 3405 B9 3406 C10
3407 B9 3408 B9 3409 B9 3412 B8 3413 B8 3414 B8 3420 E9 3421 C2 3422 E9 3423 D10 3424 E10 3425 D11 3426 D11 3427 E11 3428 D8 3429 D9 3430 D9 3431 B4 3432 B2 3433 C2 3434 A5 3435 B6 3436 B2 3438 C5 3439 D8 3440 D8 3441 D8 3442 B5 3443 C5 3444 C5 3451 B5 3452 B5 3454 E10 4311 G3 4316 G5 4410 D3 4413 F12 4414 F12 4420 B6 4425 C2 4426 H2 4427 H2 4429 C2 5300 E2 5301 E2 5302 F2 5305 C8 5306 C9 5307 C8 6300 E2 6310 I5 6311 I5 6334 F9 6340 G8 6341 H8 6344 H6 6350 G11 6354 H9 6420 E9 6422 E9 6424 D11 6429 D9 6430 H4 6431 D8 6432 C5 7300 C7 7341 G7 7351 G10 7402 A2 7403 B6 7417 G8 7418 D9 7419 C9 7420 C9 7424 D11 7425 A10 7430 B5 7431 B5 7438 D10 F600 B10 F601 C10 F602 C10 F603 B10 F604 C10 F605 D12 F606 D12 F607 D12 F608 E12 F609 E12 F610 E12 F611 E12 F612 G13 F613 G13 F614 G13 F615 G13 F616 G13 F617 G13 F618 G3 F621 E9 F629 E3 F630 F3 F632 F2 F639 D12 F640 G5 F641 G11 F642 F8 F643 C2 F644 A5 F645 B5 F646 C2
F647 C3 F648 C3 F649 D3 F650 D2 F651 D2 I601 B5 I602 D9 I603 D9 I604 D10 I605 E11 I606 E8 I607 E11 I608 E9 I609 F3 I610 F10 I611 F3 I612 G9 I613 G8 I614 G8 I615 G9 I616 G10 I617 H6 I619 H7 I620 D2 I621 H7 I622 G10 I623 H6 I624 H4 I625 B4 I628 B4 I629 B5 I630 B5 I631 B5 I632 C3 I633 F3 I634 G3 I635 G4 I636 C7 I637 F8 I638 F8 I639 E10 I640 A10 I641 H12 I642 I12
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Small Signal Board: TXT and Control

2044 K15
0341 B7 0355 B6 0356 B5 0375 F9 1001 I10 2001 L16 2002 K17 2003 G17
2013 K11
2005 B18 2006 G16 2007 F17 2008 C13 2009 C12 2010 C12 2011 C12 2012 C12
123
2025 K10
2035 L18 2026 K10 2027 C13 2028 C13 2029 K18 2030 K16 2031 B21 2032 K17
2037 J5
2038 J5
2039 K4
2040 C8
2041 L15
2042 K15
2043 K15
2014 I10 2015 J9 2016 H10 F216 L16 2021 K9 2022 K11 2023 K11 2024 J17
2054 I18 2045 G17 2046 J17 2049 B21 F224 C4 2050 I16 2051 I16 2052 I16 2053 I16
3004-B D10 3004-C D10
2055 K10
3001 C8
3004-D D10
3003-A E10
3005-A D10 3005-B D10
3003-B E10
3003-C E10
3005-C D10
3003-D A10
3005-D A10
3004-A D10
3006 B9
45
TXT & CONTROL
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
C1 Reset/c-7007
1V / div DC
10ms / div
C2 +3V3 DC C3
6MHz/2016/1001
20mV / div AC
0.5µs / div
T11 R/77-7003
0.2V / div DC
1µs / div
T12 G/78-7003
0.2V / div DC
1µs / div
T13 B/79-7003
0.2V / div DC
1µs / div
T14
Fading/80-7003
0.2V / div DC
10µs / div
T16 CVBS
/5-7003
0.2V / div DC
20µs / div
TO 7003
DEBUG SOLUTION
3049-A
18
P(80) AD(8)
3049-B
10R
P(79) AD(17)
3049-C
36
P(78) AD(19)
3049-D
10R
P(77) AD(18)
3050-A
18
P(86) AD(10)
10R
3050-B
P(85) AD(6)
3050-C
36
P(84) AD(9)
3050-D
10R
P(83) AD(7)
3051-A
18
P(90) AD(12)
3051-B
10R
P(89) AD(4)
3051-C
36
P(88) AD(11)
3051-D
10R
5
P(87)
3052-A
18
P(94) AD(14)
10R
3052-B
P(93) AD(2)
3052-C
36
P(92) AD(13)
10R
3052-D
P(91) AD(3)
3053-A
18
P(98) AD(16)
3053-B
10R
7
P(97) AD(0)
3053-C
36
P(96) AD(15)
3053-D
10R
P(95) AD(1)
3054-D
10R
P(99) ROM_CSN
10R
3054-C
36
P(100) ROM_OEN
3054-A
18
P(104) DD(0)
3054-B
P(103) DD(15)
3055-A
18
P(108) DD(1)
10R
3055-B
P(107) DD(14)
3055-C
10R
36
P(106)
3055-D
10R
P(105)
3056-A
18
P(115)
10R
3056-B
P(114) DD(13)
3056-C
36
P(113) DD(9)
10R
3056-D
P(109) DD(6)
3057-A
18
P(119) DD(3)
10R
3057-B
P(118) DD(12)
3057-C
36
P(117) DD(10)
10R
3057-D
P(116) DD(5)
NOT FOR SERVICE
K1:K6
LIGHT_SENSOR K6-99
F223
P50_OUT
F224
P2-7
K8-151
27
10R
4
10R
27
10R
45
10R
27
10R
4
10R
27
10R
45
10R
2
10R
45
45
10R
27
10R
27
10R
45
10R
27
10R
45
10R
27
10R
45
10R
DC-PROT K3-102 BC-PROT K6-79 LNA P(115) K1-126
K2-44 P2-6
K1-301 P2-5
K1-91
STANDBY K2-40
FRONT-DETECT
AD(5)
K6-72 FBCSO
K8-170 MCS_MPEG C5-77 P50_IN K2-26
K3-103 SOUND-ENABLE K3-93 RESET-AUDIO
HD_HOME
K6-104
SCAVEM_SW
K1-49 SDA-F
K6-71
K3-95 K1-48
SCL-F K6-70
DD(8)
K3-94
DD(7)
K1:K7-303
SDA-S
DD(2)
K1:K7-302
SCL-S K6-71 SDA-F
SDA-S
K6-108
SCL-F
K6-70
SCL-S
K6-107
HOSD_PIP
K6-510
K6-106 VFB
K5-59 VD
K8 or K5-47
CVBS-TXT-DS-OUT
+5V-STBY
P50_IN
3895
P50_OUT
I201
F226
F227
F230
K4-306
K6-108
F231
K6-107
F232
+3V3-STANDBY
7216
BC847B
+5V-STBY
10K
3261
3074
*
*
K4-307
4001
4002
4009
*
4012
*
4005
*
4019
*
*
VFB
3V
0V
3V2
*
RES
3262
47K
RES
8204 000 82671
SERVICE-PINS
SERVICE-DEFAULT
4014
*
4008
*
PLVA2650A
BAT254
6250
3260
RES
4802
2039
220p
3007 C10 3009-A E10 3009-B E10 3009-C B10 3009-D C10 3010 C10 3011 C9 3023-A L13
3
F228
4003
RES
*
0V
2
F229
4015
F225
6008
*
+5V-STBY
3259
6238
3V7
7205 BC847B
0V
3263
3023-B L13 3023-C L13 3023-D L13 3024 L13 3026 L15 3027-A F10 3027-B F10 3027-C F10
0356
1
SERVICE-MODE
*
6009 PLVA2650A
2037
27K
BAT254
220R
PLVA2650A
306610K
6004 PLVA2650A
3045
*
27K
+5V-STANDBY
5002
6u8
100n
K2-127
IO-BUS
3027-D F10 3028-A F10 3028-B F10 3028-C F10 3028-D E10 3029 K15 3030-A K15 3030-B K15
6012
+5V-STANDBY
PLVA2650A
2038
3067
FROM/TO
AV355 OF
AV5
0355
1
AUX-SUPPLY
4020
*
4K7
PDTC144ET
6002
100n
2
F222
7019
3068
10K
PLVA2650A
3030-C K15 3030-D J15 3031 G10 3032 G10 3033-A G10 3033-B G10 3033-C G10 3033-D G10
6
3
I219
6017
4010
*
+5V-STANDBY
PLVA2650A
3034 J8 3035 I8 3036-A H9 3036-B H9 3036-C H9 3036-D H9 3039 I7 3041 K17
MAINS_CLOCK
3059
1V2
7012
4V7
6001
3042 L16 3043 K17 3045 I5 3047 K11 3048-A K14 3048-B K14 3048-C K14 3048-D K14
7
0341
123456789
F221
F200
F201
STBY_LED
680R
*
4021
I223
PDTA114ET
6037
4V2
BZX284-C3V9
6019 PLVA2650A
6021
PLVA2650A
+3V3-STANDBY
3049-A D2 3049-B D2 3049-C D2 3049-D D2 3050-A D2 3050-B D2 3050-C E2 3050-D E2
FROM/TO AV341 OF
AV7
F209
RC5
+5V-STANDBY
I200
PLVA2650A
3039
33K
3053-A F2
3051-A E2 3051-B E2 3051-C E2 3051-D E2 3052-A E2 3052-B F2 3052-C F2 3052-D F2
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
4011
F203
F219
F202
+8V6
IR-LED
KEYBOARD
4023
4022
*
*
F213
6006
+5V-STBY
10K
3035
0V5
6003 PLVA2650A
0V43
6023 PLVA2650A
+5V2
2V8
7010 PMBT2369
0V
+3V3-STANDBY
3053-B F2 3053-C F2 3053-D F2 3054-A G2 3054-B G2 3054-C G2 3054-D G2
3001
2040
F220
4025
4024
3034
3V2
7011 PDTC114ET
0V
I220
22K
3083
B-TXT
+3V3-STANDBY
620R
10n
3036-C
36
2k2
3036-D
45
+3V3-STANDBY
10K
BC857B
7020
22K
3084
3085
R-TXT
G-TXT
3055-A G2 3055-B G2 3055-C G2 3055-D H2 3056-A H2 3056-B H2 3056-C H2 3056-D H2
I212
2k2
2k2
3036-B
27
2k2
3036-A
18
VSS
NVM
SDA
5
4029
+5V2
22K
6025 PLVA2650A
4
M24C32
8
3082
3067 E5 6037 D7
3057-A H2 3057-B H2 3057-C I2 3057-D I2 3059 C7 3062 L18 3096-C D15 3063 F20 3066 D5
3005-D
45
470R
+8V6
10K
3006
3009-C
36
470R
4K7
3011
6013 PLVA2650A
1
0375
6026 PLVA2650A
WC_
7
SCL
6
E2
3
7008
*
E1
2
E0
1
VCC
T16
2015
100n
2021
*
100n
I221
2055
100n
100K
3075 H10 3076 H10
3068 E6
3080-A J15 3099-D F15
3069 L14
3080-B J15
3070 L17
3080-C J15
3071 K18 3072 L18
3080-D J15
3073 K17
3082 K9
3074 K4
3083 L8
3003-D
45
470R
+5V2
10K
3007
I213
3009-D
45
470R
10K
3010
3005-C
36
3005-B
470R
27
470R
3005-A
18
470R
3004-D
45
3004-C
470R
36
470R
3004-B
27
3004-A
470R
18
470R
3003-C
3
6
470R
3003-B
7
2
3003-A
470R
18
3009-B
470R
27
3009-A
470R
1
8
470R
3028-D
45
3028-C
470R
36
3028-B
470R
27
3028-A
470R
18
470R
3027-D
45
470R
3027-C
36
3027-B
470R
27
3027-A
470R
18
470R
3031
3032
330R
470R
3033-D
45
3033-C
220R
36
3033-B
220R
27
220R
3033-A
18
220R
+3V3-STANDBY
4K7
3075
F208
4K7
3076
F207
2016
33p
1001
6MHZ
HC-49/U
2014
27p
RESET
P(83)
F212
I222
2025
2023
2026
100n
100n
100n
3084 L8 3085 L9 3086 I15 3090-A H15 3090-B G15 3090-C G15 3090-D H15 3091-A H15
P(105)
P(106)
P(119)
P(118)
P(117)
P(116)
P(114)
P(113)
P(109)
P(108)
P(107)
P(104)
P(103)
P(100)
P(99)
P(98)
P(97)
P(96)
P(95)
P(92)
P(91)
P(90)
P(89)
P(88)
P(87)
P(86)
P(85)
P(93)
P(94)
P(84)
24K
3047
2022
C3
F210
220n
3091-B G15 3091-C G15 3091-D H15 3092-A H15 3092-B G15 3092-C G15 3092-D I15 3093-A H15
2013
7003 SAA5801H
P2-2|ADC0
105
P2-3|ADC1
106
P3-7|CBB
120
P3-6|TTC
119
P3-5|TTD
118
P3-4
117
P3-3
116
115
P3-2
P3-1|LED1
114
P3-0|LED0
113
P2-7|ADC5
110
P2-6|ADC4
109
P2-5|ADC3
108
P2-4|ADC2
107
P2-1|PWM1
104
P2-0|PWM0
103
P1-7|RC
100
P1-6|INT3
99
P1-5|INT2
98
P1-4|INT1
97
96
P1-3|INT0
P1-2|T2
95
P0-7
92
P0-6|CORN
91
P0-5|TxDo
90
P0-4|RxDo
89
P0-3|SDA1
88
P0-2|SCL1
87
P0-1|SDA0
86
P0-0|SCL0
85
P1-0|T0
93
P1-1|T1
94
OSCOUT
16
OSCIN
17
OSCGND
18
RESET
74
HSYNC
83
VSYNC
84
FRAME
82
CVBS0
5
CVBS0_R
4
CVBS1
7
CVBS1_R
6
IREF_DEC
1
IREF
2
REF+
3
STN|BLACK
8
220n
100n
2012
VSSA10VSSD1
3093-B H15 3093-C G15 3093-D I15 3094-A E15 3094-B I15 3094-C I15 3094-D E15 3095-A C15
100n
2011
9
19
VDDA
VDDN1
C5
C6
UC
CLOCK GENERATOR
EPG
TXT
VSSP139VSSP250VSSP3
21 76
2010
20
VDD1
AND
DISPLAY TIMING
TXT
CAPTION
USA
CLOSE
VSSD2
3095-B I15 3095-C C15 3095-D E15 3096-A C15 3096-B E15
3096-D E15 3097-A D15
100n
2009
VDDP138VDDP2
VSSD3
102
100n
49
EXTERNAL CODE AND DATA INTERFACE
112
3024
470R
3097-B E15 3097-C D15 3097-D E15 3098-A D15 3098-B D15 3098-C D15 3098-D D15 3099-A F15
100n
100n
2008
2028
VDDD275VDDD3
DISPLAY
INTERFACE
TEST112TEST213TEST314TEST4
TEST0
11
7
8
3023-B
3023-A
470R
470R
2
1
2027
101
ROM_OEn
RAM_OEn
ROM_CSn
RAM_CS
CASLn
CASHn
FADING
VIDEOn
6
3023-C
470R
3
100n
RASn
WEn
DATA
5
3023-D
470R
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
D10
D11
D12
D13
D14
D15
EAn
3099-B F15 3099-C F15
3259 J5 3260 K4 3261 K4 3262 K4 3263 K5
111
VDDP3 A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
D8
D9
R
G
B
15
4
45
47
51
53
55
57
59
61
62
60
58
56
54
52
48
46
44
63
65
64
66
67
68
36
32
28
24
23
27
31
35
34
30
26
22
25
29
33
37
40
41
43
42
69
72
71
70
73
77
78
79
80
81
AD(10)
AD(11)
AD(12)
AD(13)
AD(14)
AD(15)
AD(16)
AD(17)
AD(18)
AD(19)
AD(20)
DD(10)
DD(11)
DD(12)
DD(13)
DD(14)
DD(15)
ROM_OEN
ROM_CSN
T11
T13
45
3048-D
3895 K3 4001 H4 4002 I4 4003 I4 4005 E4 4008 G4 4009 D4 4010 C6
+3V3-STANDBY
AD(0)
AD(1)
AD(2)
AD(3)
AD(4)
AD(5)
AD(6)
AD(7)
AD(8)
AD(9)
DD(0)
DD(1)
DD(2)
DD(3)
DD(4)
DD(5)
DD(6)
DD(7)
DD(8)
36
3048-C
150R
4011 B8
4021 C7
4012 E4
4022 C8 4014 E4 4015 D5
4024 H8 4017 F16
4025 H8 4018 F16
4027 F16 4019 G4
4029 J9
4802 K4
4020 C6
3095-D
45
AD(0)
AD(1)
AD(2)
AD(3)
AD(4)
AD(5)
AD(6)
AD(7)
AD(8)
AD(9)
AD(10)
AD(11)
AD(12)
AD(13)
AD(14)
AD(15) A(15)
AD(16)
AD(17)
AD(18)
AD(19)
AD(20)
DD(0)
DD(1)
DD(2)
DD(3)
DD(4)
DD(5)
DD(6)
DD(7)
DD(8)
DD(9)DD(9)
DD(10)
DD(11)
DD(12)
DD(13)
DD(14)
DD(15)
ROM_OEN
ROM_CSN
T12
P(77)
P(78)
P(79)
P(80)
18
T14
150R
150R
3048-A
27
150R
3048-B
68R
3069
100R
3096-D
45
100R
3097-D
45
100R
3098-D
45
100R
3098-A
18
100R
3097-A
18
100R
3096-A
18
100R
3095-A
18
100R
3094-A
18
100R
3099-B
27
100R
3099-A
18
100R
3092-B
27
100R
3090-B
27
100R
3091-C
36
100R
3093-C
36
100R
3092-D
45
100R
3090-D
45
100R
3091-A
18
100R
3093-A
18
100R 3086
100R
3094-B
27
100R
3080-D 45
100R
3080-B
27
100R
+3V3-STANDBY
I210
RES
*
3095-B
27
100R
3096-B
27
100R
3097-B
27
100R
3098-B
25
100R
3098-C
36
100R
3097-C
36
100R
3096-C
36
100R
3095-C
36
100R
3099-D
45
100R
3099-C
36
100R
3093-B
27
100R
3091-B
27
100R
3090-C
36
100R
3092-C
36
100R
3093-D
4
100R
3091-D
45
100R
3090-A
18
100R
3092-A
18
100R
3094-D
45
100R
3094-C
36
100R
3080-A 1
100R
3080-C
36
100R
3030-D
45
100R
36
3030-B
27
100R
18
2044
47p
2042
470R
3029
47p
3026
5002 J5
6012 C5
6001 H7
6013 C10
6238 K5
6017 G6
6250 J44023 C8
6019 G7
7001 G17
6021 H7
7002 C17
6023 G8
7003 C11
6025 G9
7006 K16
6026 G10
7007 L18
16
A(0)
A(1)
A(2)
A(3)
A(4)
A(5)
A(6)
A(7)
A(8)
A(9)
A(10)
A(11)
A(12)
A(13)
A(14)
A(15)
A(16)
A(17)
A(18)
ROM_CS
ROM_OE
4027
4017
A(20)
D(4)
D(0) D(12)
D(3)
D(7)
D(5)
D(1)
D(2)
CASL
CASH
WE
RAS
A(6)
A(7)
A(8)
F217
F216
K6-63
B-TXT
G-TXT
K6-64
F218
82p 2050
R-TXT
2051
82p
2030
BC857B
K6-65
*
7006
2006
2052
82p
+5V-STBY
47u
3042
470K
4018
2007
*
100n
10
11
12
13
14
15
2053
16
82p
17
18
19
20
21
2024
+3V3-STANDBY
2002
3073
4K7
2001
7
5
8
3030-C
100R
3030-A
100R
6002 H6 6003 H8 6004 G5 6006 G8 6008 G5 6009 H5
ROM_OE
RAM_OE
ROM_CS
RAM_CS
CASL
CASH
2043
47p
2041
47p
A(10)
A(11)
A(12)
A(13)
A(14)
A(16)
A(17)
A(18)
A(19)
A(20)
D(10)
D(11)
D(12)
D(13)
D(14)
D(15)
A(0)
A(1)
A(2)
A(3)
A(4)
A(5)
A(6)
A(7)
A(8)
A(9)
D(0)
D(1)
D(2)
D(3) D(4)
D(5)
D(6)
D(7)
D(8)
D(9)
RAS
WE
*
F215
K6-62
FBL-TXT
7016 L17
7008 I9
7019 D6
7009 J17
7020 K9
7010 I8
7205 K5
7011 J8
7216 J4
7012 E7
F200 B7
7013 C20
F201 B7
7014 L18 7015 L19
F202 B8
17 18 19
+3V3-STANDBY
C4
7002
22
M27V160
VCC
10
Q15A-1
A0
9
A1
8
A2
7
A3
6
A4
5
A5
4
A6
3
A7
41
A8
40
A9
39
A10
38
A11
37
A12
ROM
36
A13
35
A14
34
A15
33
A16
2
A17
1
A18
11
En
13
Gn
32
BYTEn|VPP
VSS131VSS2
12
+3V3-STANDBY
100n
2003
2045
100u
7001
100n
HYB3118165
1
VCC1
2
IO1
3
IO2
4
IO3
5
IO4
6
VCC2
7
IO5
8
IO6
9
IO7
IO8
NC1
NC2
WE_
RAS_
A11|NC
A10|NC
A0
A1
A2
A3 A4
VCC3
1n
2046
100n
7009
+3V3-STANDBY
LF33CV
IN OUT
GND
2032
100n
100n
3041
10K
7016 BC847B
F214
100n
10K
3070
F203 B7 F204 K18 F205 K18 F207 H10 F208 H10 F209 B7 F210 I11 F212 J10
2005
100n
30
14
Q0
16
Q1
18
Q2
20
Q3
23
Q4
25
Q5
27
Q6
29
Q7
15
Q8
17
Q9
19
Q10
21
Q11
24
Q12
26
Q13
28
Q14
42
A19
VSS3
IO16
IO15
IO14
IO13
RAM
VSS2
IO12
IO11
IO10
IO9
NC3
LCAS_
UCAS_
OE_
A9
A8
A7
A6
A5
VSS1
C2
F204
4K7
3043
2029
C1
F205
RESET
7007 BC847B
47K
3072
2035
*
*
F229 C5
+3V3-STANDBY
F230 F4 F231 H4 F232 H4 F233 L19 I200 D7 I201 E4 I210 L15
*
I212 B9 I213 C10 I219 C6 I220 K8 I221 K9 I222 K10 I223 C7
20 21 22
+3V3-STANDBY
2049
82p 2031
100n
23
VCC
15
D(0)
DQ0
17
D(7)
DQ1
19
D(1)
DQ2
21
D(6)
DQ3
24
D(2)
DQ4
26
D(5)
DQ5
28
D(3)
DQ6
30
D(4)
DQ7
16
DQ8
18
DQ9
20
DQ10
22
DQ11
25
D(1)
DQ12
FLASH
27
D(7)
DQ13
29
D(0)
DQ14
31
A(0)
DQ15A-1
33
BYTE_
2
RB_
1
NC
32
A(1)
A(2)
A(3)
A(4)
A(5)
A(6)
A(7)
A(8)
A(9)
A(10)
A(11)
A(12)
A(13)
A(14)
A(15)
A(16)
A(17)
A(18)
WE
RAM_CS
RAM_OE
RESET-FLASH
7013
*
M29W400T
11
A0
10
A1
9
A2
8
A3
7
A4
6
A5
5
A6
4
A7
42
A8
41
A9
40
A10
39
A11
38
A12
37
A13
36
A14
35
A15
34
A16
3
A17
43
W_
12
E_
14
G_
44
RP_
VSS113VSS2
4K7
3063
*
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
F221 B7
F213 D8
F222 B6
F214 L17
F223 C4
F215 L15
F225 D5
F217 L16
F226 E4
F218 L16
F227 F4
F219 B8 F220 D8
F228 C4
D(15)
D(0)
D(1)
D(2)
D(3)
D(4)
D(5)
D(6)
D(7)
D(8)
D(9)
D(10)
D(11)
D(12)
D(13)
D(14)
A(19)
42
41
D(11)
40
39
D(10)
38
D(13) 37
36
D(9)
35
D(14) 34
D(8)
33
D(15)D(6) 32
D(6)
31
CASL
30
CASH
RAM_OE
29
82p 2054
28
A(5)
27
A(4)
26
A(3)
25
A(2)
24
A(1)
23
A(0)A(9)
22
47u
*
4K7
3071
3062
47K 7014 BC847B
100n
*
*
RESET-FLASH
BC857B 7015
F233
M
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2
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5
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9101112
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15
16
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
64F21RE AB 7.

Small Signal Board: Source Selection Add. to Diagram K1

A
0312 K3 0351 A18 0352 B18 0353 E18 0361 F17 0362 G17 0368 K17 0370 G19 0371 I19
2249 J4
0372 I17 0373 J19
2250 I4
2242 G7
2251 J9
2243 J4
2252 B12
2244 K4
2253 B12
2245 J5
2254 C12
2246 K6
2255 B12
2247 H6
2256 B12
2248 I5
2257 C12
123
2258 G8 2259 D15 2260 K6 2431 G12 2432 H12 2433 F12 2434 G12 2435 G12 2436 I16
2437 I16 2438 I15 2440 A9 2507 G10 2508 G10 2509 G10 2568 G2 2842 D2 2843 C2
SOURCE SELECTION
2852 C6 2853 F6 2854 C6 2855 G6 2856 B6 2857 G6 2858 B6 2859 H7 2860 D6
2861 F6 2862 E3 2863 D4 2864 E6 2865 C4 2867 D3 2868 E3 2870 C6 2871 F6
2872 E5
3238 K4
3278 J9 3279 J9 3281 J8 3282 K4 3283 K4 3284 H6 3285 I6 3286 J5 3287 K5
3288 I5 3289 J5 3290 G7 3291 J7 3292 H7 3293 I7 3294 J7 3295 K7 3296 I8
3239 B11
2873 E5
3251 C11
2880 F4 2893 G12
3267 C11
3214 B15
3268 D11
3217 C15
3269 J7
3226 C15
3275 I9
3234 I5
3276 I9
3237 I5
3277 J8
45
(ADDITIONAL TO K1)
K2-505 SNDR-SC4-IN K2 OR K3-42
SNDR-SC3-IN
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
K2 OR K3-28
SNDR-SC2-IN
K2-16
IN-SC1-SNDR
K2 OR K3-13
SNDR-SC1-OUT
P2-7 K7-151 P7-2
K6-59
K6-60
K1-52
K1-51
K2-33
4614
4616
4618
NO FBX
2842
10u
2568
100p
NO FBX
NO FBX
F807
4807
3865
RES
3871
RES
3864
22K
3870
RES
4500
4212
4853
4615
4617
4619
4627
4626
4434
4435
IN-FRONT-SNDR
K2-39
IN-FRONT-SNDL
SNDL-U_I-IN
K2-41 IN-FRONT-SNDR
SNDR-U_I-IN
K1-47
CVBS-TXT-OUT
K7-47
CVBS-TXT-DS-OUT
K2-23
CVBS-SC1-IN K1-400
N_52502
IN-FRONT-SNDL
K2 OR K3-14
SNDL-SC1-OUT
K2-17 IN-SC1-SNDL K2 OR K3-29 SNDL-SC2-IN
K2 OR K3-43 SNDL-SC3-IN
K2-504 SNDL-SC4-IN
K1-38 or K2 FRONT-C
CVBS_Y-UI
K1-55 Y-DEC
K6-201 Y-FEAT
K6-206
U-OUT K1-54 U-DEC
K6-202 U-FEAT
SDA-S
SCL-S K2-35
IN-SC2-CVBS_Y K2-1 CVBS-SC4-IN K6-207 V-OUT K1-53 V-DEC
K6-203 V-FEAT
C-UI
VD
HD
HA
VA
HA1
VA1
IN-C_IN-R-SC2
8204 000 81009
I825
2u2
8K2 3883
3863
RES
3869
RES
3862
6K8
3868
RES
F802
NO LTP
F803
NO LTP
F804
4613
4612
2843
4406
4407
I831
I832
6K8
3884
39K
3886
I826
2862
RES 2868
RES
RES
4735
7701
BC847B
3887
100R
56K
3885
2867
RES
RES
4734
4733
RES
FOR AP-TOP CONNECT 2250 TO SC1-C-IN
0312
1
NO FBX
2
3
NOT USED
I827
4732
TO 0312
of
3881
3873
10K
7801
BC847B
16
VDD
5K6
3888
7776
RES
2863
LL
1
RES
5
LH
HL
2
4
HH
12
LL
LH
14
15
HL
HH
11
8
2880
RES
Vdd
3298
2250
220n
3299
75R
3238
2244
220n
RES
3872
2865
RES
9
10
LSBMSB
LOGIC
H
L
3
H
13
L
VEE7VSS
6
-7V7
100K
I828
68K
2243
220n
2249
220n
Vdd
3282
100K
68K
3283
2248
3234
39R
220n
39R
3237
3288
100R
V13
3289
100R
2245
220n
Vdd
3286
100K
Vdd
I816
68K
3287
I830
3K3
3879
3K3
3877
3K3
2870
220n
2860
220n 7777 TEA6422D
+8V6
6u8
5757
I820
8V2
2864
4V
1n
100u
I821
22u
4736
2873
2872
2861
220n
2871
220n
3878
3K3
3855
10K
3880
3K3
3857
10K
2247
220n
7208 TEA6415CD-TR
V12
10
2V9
IN1
2
5V
SDA
20
3V1
IN2
4
4V9
SCL
1
2V9
IN4
5
2V9
IN6
7
0V
SUB
11
3V2
IN5
9
7V9
VCC1
3
3V1
IN3
2260
1n
3297 J8
3461 E17
3298 I4
3570-A H9
3299 I4
3570-B G9
3437 I16
3570-C G9
3448 G15
3570-D H9
3449 G15
3583 A15
3450 H15
3584 A16
3453 H11
3585 A17
3460 E17
3850 B6
67
2858
3850
3K3
220n 3860
10K
2856
220n 3858
10K
2854
220n
3856
10K
2852
220n
3854
10K
4V
4V
4V
4V
4V
0V
25R124R223R320R419R518
3VS
2CAP
SUPPLY BUS DECODER
1 GND
0V
7
8
0V
NC
21
22
4L15L26L39L410
4V
2853
220n
2855
220n
3882
3K3 3859
10K
3851
3K3
3861
10K
Vdd
3284
100K
68K
3285
8
IN7
19
GND1
13
OUT1
14
OUT2
17
OUT3
18
OUT4
15
OUT5
16
SWITCH
OUT6
12
GND2
6
IN8
2246
FRONT-Y_CVBS
R6
L511L6
4V
4V
4V
4V
4V
GND-2-SEP
2857
220n
2859
220n
I808
I829
3V1
0V
2V1
3269
0V
560R
0V
2V7
I814
0V
I815
3291
0V
560R
0V
2V9
220n
K2-509
3851 H6 3854 C6 3855 G6 3856 C6 3857 G6 3858 B6 3859 G6 3860 B6 3861 H6
Vdd
3294
3295
ROUT2
3292
3293
10K
470R
10K
470R
+8V6
3290
3862 E2 3863 D2 3864 E2 3865 D2 3866 E8 3867 E8 3868 E2 3869 D2 3870 F2
I823
13ROUT1
15
17ROUT3
4V
28SDA
27SCL
26ADDR
12LOUT1
4V
14LOUT2
16LOUT3
I824
2242
I811
3883 D3
4206 I16
4219-D E11
4406 I3
3871 E2
3884 C3
4212 F2
3872 C5 3873 B4
3885 D3
3877 C6
3886 C3
3878 F6
3887 C3
3879 C6
3888 D4
3880 G6
4006 E17
3881 B6
4202 J9
3882 G6
4203 I10
8
4750
4V
3866
100R
0V
4V
4R7 F805
10u
3297
K3-16
SNDR-SC1-IN
4728
SNDR-SC4-IN
4411
IN-SC1-SNDR
FDSR-OUT
V10
5V
SDA-S
3867
SCL-S
4V9
100R
V11
K3-17
SNDL-SC1-IN
4729
SNDL-SC4-IN
4412
IN-SC1-SNDL
FDSL-OUT
HCC-L
4751
K3-131
220n
2258
10K
3296
I813I812
3281
1V4
1K8
10K
2K2
3277
9
+8V6
3570-B
100R
3570-C
100R
3570-D
100R
3570-A
100R
Vdd
3275
33R
3276
390R
I818
6V9
7206 BC847B
4202
0V8
RES
3278
3279
330R
4215 D12 4216 D12 4217 D12 4218 D12 4219-A E11 4219-B E11 4219-C E11
I817
7V5
7207 BC857B
1V5
I819
2251
47u
150R
4222-A J14 4222-B I14 4222-C I14 4222-D J14 4400 G17 4401 G17 4402 G17 4403 G17
10
K1/K8
2440
100n
(Y-DS-2FH)
4415
4423
4416
4424
4417
4433
2507
100n 2508
100n 2509
100n
PIP-R
FEAT-Y
Y-FEAT
(U-DS-2FH)
PIP-G
FEAT-U
U-FEAT
HCC-R
(V-DS-2FH)
PIP-B
FEAT-V
V-FEAT
K2-18
IN-SC1-B
K2-20
IN-SC1-G
K2-21
IN-SC1-R
K1-602
R-SC1-IN
K1-601
G-SC1-IN
K1-600
B-SC1-IN
Y_CVBS-SC2-IN
K2 or K9 -35
SC2-C-IN
K1-32
C-7-OUT
K1-502
4203
IN-C_IN-R-SC2
K1-33
CVBS_Y-FRONT
K1-36
C-FRONT
K1-500
4407 J3 4411 D8 4412 E8 4415 B10 4416 C10 4417 D10 4421-A J14 4421-B J14
IN-UI-R
IN-UI-G
IN-UI-B
P7-2 IN-UI-FBL
K3-130
K2-33 IN-C_IN-R-SC2
K2-32 IN-SC2-G
K2-30 IN-SC2-B
K2-34
IN-SC2-FBL
VGA-R
PIP-R
VGA-G
PIP-G
VGA-B
PIP-B
VGA-FBL
PIP-FBL
YUV-SELECT-2FH
V-FEAT
Y-FEAT
U-FEAT
3267
3268
3239
3251
75R
75R
3453
1K
4421-C K14 4421-D K14 4423 B10 4424 C10 4430 C18 4431 C18 4432 C18 4433 D10 4434 K2
11
75R
75R
2
4219-B
100R
4219-C
36
100R
4219-D
45
100R
4219-A
18
100R
4435 K2 4436 F17 4500 F2 4612 K3 4613 K3 4614 H2 4615 H2 4616 I2 4617 I2
7
4618 J2
4735 F3
4853 G2
4619 J2
4736 E5
4626 K2
4737 K15
4627 K2
4742 K16
4728 D8
4743 K15
4729 E8
4745 F17
4732 F3
4750 D8
4733 F3
4751 F8
4734 F3
4807 C2
12
1FH
TDA8601T
(RGB-SWITCH)
7209
2252
220n 2255
220n 2253
220n 2256
220n 2254
220n 2257
220n
4218
4216
4215
4217
2433
100n 2893
100n 2434
100n 2431
100n 2435
100n 2432
100n
F879
2
6
3
7
4
8
5
15
14
TDA8601T
7426
2
6
3
7
4
8
5
15
14
VIDIa1
VIDIa2
VIDIb1
VIDIb2
VIDIc1
VIDIc2
SEL
FBI1
FBI2
2FH
VIDIa1
VIDIa2
VIDIb1
VIDIb2
VIDIc1
VIDIc2
SEL
FBI1
FBI2
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
(RGB-SWITCH)
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
SELECTABLE
CLAMP
4856 K15 4857 K15 4858 K16 4859 K15 5757 D5 6039 E17 6040 E17 6750 A17
13
7206 J9 7207 J9 7208 I6 7209 A12 7426 F12 7427 H16 7575 A16 7701 C3 7776 D4
4222-C
36
10R
4222-B
27
10R
4222-A
8
1
10R
4222-D
45
10R
4421-A
81
10R
4421-B
72
10R
4421-C
63
10R
4421-D
54
10R
14
DECODING
DECODING
7777 D6 7801 C4 F802 I2 F803 I2 F804 J2 F805 G8 F806 D15 F807 J2 F808 B15
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
3-STATE
IOCNTR
VIDOa
VIDOb
VIDOc
GND
IOCNTR
VIDOa
VIDOb
VIDOc
GND
4737
4857
4859
F809 B15 F810 C15 F811 A17 F812 A17 F813 A17 F814 A17 F815 A17 F816 B17 F817 A17
FBO
Vp
FBO
Vp
F818 A17
F827 C17 F828 C17 F829 C17 F830 D17 F831 D17 F832 D17 F836 D17 F837 D17 F838 D17
16
+8V6
7575
3584
470R
CVBS-PIP_DS
K1-507
SC2-R-IN_C-IN
K1-603
K1-604
G-SC2-IN
K1-605
B-SC2-IN
K1-606
FBL-SC2-IN
R-PIP
G-PIP
B-PIP
K6-61
FBL-PIP
(FBL-FDS)
PIP-FBL
FBL-TXT
R-TXT
G-TXT
B-TXT
4858
4742
F882
F883
+8V6
47u
2436
2437 100n
F842 E15 F844 E15 F845 E17 F846 E18 F847 E17 F848 F17 F849 F17 F850 F17 F851 G17
3585
CVBS-TXT-OUT
-7V7
+5V2
6750
+8V6
MCL4148
+33V K7-303 SDA-S
K7-302 SCL-S
CVBS-TXT-DS-OUT
Y-D E C
U-DEC
V-DE C
HA1
VA1
Y-DS-1FH
U-DS-1FH
V-DS-1FH
FDSL-OUT
FDSR-OUT
(Y-DS-2FH)
PIP-R
(U-DS-2FH)
PIP-G
(V-DS-2FH)
PIP-B
(FBL-FDS)
PIP-FBL
K6-?
HOSD_PIP
VFB
6039
K7-VFB
MCL4148
4006
VD YUV-SELECT-2FH
FBL-TXT
Y-DS-1FH
U-DS-1FH
V-DS-1FH
HA-FTV
4745
I822
VA1
HA1
4402
SDA-F
4401
SDA-S
4400
SCL-S
4403
SCL-F
FEAT-Y
FEAT-U
FEAT-V
HD
VD
CVBS_Y-UI
C-UI
IN-UI-R
IN-UI-G
IN-UI-B
IN-UI-FBL
47R
F819 B17 F820 B17 F821 B17 F822 B17 F823 B17 F824 C17 F825 C17 F826 C17
15
BC847B
3583
100R
16
F808
12
1K
3214
F809
11
1K
3217
F810
10
1K
3226
F806
13
Vdd
1
9
16
12
11
10
13
1
9
220n
2259
F842
F844
I804
1K
3448
I805
1K
3449
I806
1K
3450
7427 PDTC144ET
3437
I834
4R7
100n
2438
4206
4743
4856
F881
F852 F17 F853 G17 F854 G17 F855 G17 F856 G17 F857 H17 F858 H17 F859 H17 F860 H17
I833
+5V2-FB
+8V6
3460
F847
4436
F861 H17
F870 G19 F871 H19 F872 H19 F873 H19 F874 I19 F875 I19 F876 I19 F877 I19 F878 I19
0351
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
0352
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0353
18
F879 H12 F880 L17 F881 K16 F882 K16 F883 K16 I804 F15 I805 G15 I806 H15 I808 H7
4430
4432
4431
FROM/TO
FBX
+5V2
+8V6
TO
0351
TO 0352
TO 0353
SNDR-U_I-IN
SNDL-U_I-IN
MCS_MPEG
SDA-S
SCL-S
F862 I17 F863 I17 F864 J17 F865 J17 F866 J17 F867 J17 F868 J19 F869 K19
17
F817
F811
F818
F812
F813
F814
F815
F819
F820
F816
F821
F822
F823
F824
F825
F826
F827
F828
F829
F830
F831
F836
F837
F838
F832
F845
10K
6040
F848
F849
F850
F852
F851
F853
F854
F855
F856
F857
F858
F859
F860
F861
F862
F863
F864
F865
F866
F867
F880
22K3461
BZM55-C3V9
0361
9
2V4
8
2V1
7
2V1
6
0V
5
0V
4
0V3
3
0V
2
4V9
1
4V8
0362
4V2
9
8
3V2
7
2V7
6
0V
5
0V8
4
0V5
3
0V
2
5V
1
8V3
0372
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0368
1
2
3V
0V
3V
-7V8
5V6
8V3
33V
5V9
5V
0V
3V
3V4
2V7
2V7
0V
0V3
0V
2V4
2V5
2V2
4V1
4V1
0V
0V
0V
0V
0V
0V
0V8
F846
0V2
0V
TO
0361
TO
0362
FROM/TO AV372 OF
AV7
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NOT USED
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I811 I8 I812 J8 I813 J8 I814 J7 I815 J7 I816 J5 I817 I9 I818 J9 I819 J9
19
VGA-R
VGA-G
VGA-B
VGA-FBL
HD
VD
SDA-S
SCL-S
F870
F871
F872
F873
F874
F875
F876
F877
F878
F868
F869
I820 E6 I821 E6 I822 F17 I823 D8 I824 F8 I825 C3 I826 D3 I827 D3 I828 I4
PIP FDS
0370
1
2
3
4
5
0371
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
0373
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3
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5
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7
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I829 I6 I830 K5 I831 K3 I832 K3 I833 E17 I834 I15
20
NC.
FROM/TO AV371 OF
AV4
FROM/TO AV373 OF
AV8
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
123
45
678
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10
11121314
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CL 36532030-01b.eps
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Part 2
65F21RE AB 7.
CL 36532030_001.eps
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0310 A4 0311 A5 0312 D3 0315 A5 0328 B2 0333 E2 0340 A5 0341 A3 0344 C3 0348 B3 0351 D4 0352 C4 0353 B4 0355 A4 0356 A4 0360 B3 0361 D5 0362 B5 0364 A5 0366 A5 0368 B5 0369 A4 0370 E5 0371 C5 0372 D5 0373 B4 0375 A4 0376 F2 0381 F2 1001 A2 1101 F1 1102 F1 1104 D2 1105 D2 1106 D2 1107 D1 1108 D1 1109 D1 1200 F2 1201 F3 1202 F5 1305 A4 1525 D3 1526 D2 1527 D2 1528 D2 1751 C1 2001 B2 2002 B1 2003 A1 2005 A1 2006 A1 2007 A1 2008 A2 2009 A2 2010 A2 2011 A2 2012 A3 2013 A3 2014 A2 2015 A3 2016 A2 2021 A3 2022 A3 2023 A3 2024 A1 2025 A3 2026 A3 2027 A3 2028 A3 2029 B1 2030 B1 2031 A1 2032 B1 2035 B1 2037 A2 2038 A2 2039 A3 2040 A3 2041 B3 2042 B3 2043 B3 2044 B3 2045 A2 2046 B1 2049 A1 2050 A1 2051 A1 2052 A1 2053 A1 2054 A1 2055 B3 2101 F1 2109 D2 2110 D2 2116 D1 2117 E2 2119 C1 2121 D1 2126 F2 2204 F3 2205 F3 2212 F4 2213 F4 2222 F5 2224 F4 2226 F4 2240 F5 2241 F5 2242 D5 2243 D4 2244 D5 2245 D5 2246 D5 2247 D5 2248 D5 2249 C5 2250 C4 2251 D4
2252 E5 2253 E5 2254 E5 2255 E5 2256 E5 2257 E5 2258 D5 2259 E4 2260 D5 2300 A4 2301 A5 2303 A5 2304 A5 2307 A4 2308 A4 2309 A5 2310 A4 2311 A5 2312 A4 2315 A5 2321 A5 2322 A5 2323 A5 2324 A4 2325 A5 2331 A5 2340 A5 2344 A5 2351 A5 2352 A5 2406 A5 2407 A5 2408 A5 2410 A5 2411 A5 2412 A5 2413 A4 2414 A4 2415 A4 2416 A4 2417 A4 2418 A4 2422 A5 2423 A5 2424 A5 2425 A5 2426 A5 2428 A5 2429 A5 2430 A5 2431 C5 2432 C5 2433 C5 2434 C5 2435 C5 2436 B5 2437 B5 2438 C5 2440 B5 2501 E2 2502 E2 2503 E2 2504 E2 2505 E2 2506 E2 2507 E3 2508 E3 2509 E3 2510 E3 2511 E3 2512 E3 2520 D2 2521 D3 2522 D3 2525 D2 2526 D2 2527 D2 2528 D2 2533 E3 2538 E1 2539 E3 2540 E1 2541 E2 2545 E2 2550 E5 2555 F5 2556 E5 2557 E5 2558 E5 2560 E5 2561 E5 2562 E5 2565 E2 2566 E2 2568 E3 2570 E5 2571 E5 2572 E5 2573 F5 2751 C1 2753 C2 2761 C2 2762 C2 2765 C1 2766 B2 2769 B2 2770 C3 2771 C3 2772 C3 2775 B2 2776 C2 2777 C3 2778 C3 2780 C2 2782 C1 2783 B3 2784 B3 2790 C3 2791 B3
2792 B3 2801 C1 2802 C1 2803 C2 2804 C2 2805 C2 2806 C2 2807 C2 2808 C3 2810 C1 2811 B2 2813 B1 2815 C1 2816 C1 2817 B1 2818 C1 2819 B1 2820 B1 2822 B1 2824 C1 2826 D3 2827 B1 2829 C1 2831 C1 2832 C3 2833 D3 2834 C3 2837 B1 2838 C3 2839 D3 2840 C3 2841 C3 2842 D4 2844 D3 2845 C3 2846 C3 2847 C2 2848 C3 2849 C3 2851 D3 2852 C4 2853 C4 2854 C4 2855 C4 2856 B4 2857 C4 2858 B4 2859 C4 2860 B4 2864 B4 2869 B2 2870 B3 2871 C3 2872 B4 2873 C4 2893 C5 2895 C1 2897 C1 2900 C3 2901 B2 3001 A3 3003 A3 3004 A3 3005 A3 3006 A3 3007 A3 3009 A3 3010 A3 3011 A3 3023 A3 3024 A3 3026 B2 3027 A3 3028 A3 3029 B2 3030 A3 3031 A3 3032 A3 3033 A3 3034 B2 3035 B2 3036 B3 3039 B2 3041 B1 3042 B2 3043 A2 3045 A4 3047 A3 3048 A3 3049 A3 3050 A3 3051 A3 3052 A3 3053 A3 3054 A2 3055 A2 3056 A2 3057 A3 3059 A3 3062 B1 3063 A1 3066 A3 3067 A4 3068 A4 3069 A3 3070 A2 3071 B1 3072 B1 3073 A2 3074 A3 3075 A3 3076 A3 3080 B2 3082 B3 3083 B3 3084 B3 3085 B3 3086 A2 3090 A2
3091 A2 3092 A2 3093 A2 3094 A2 3095 A2 3096 A2 3097 A2 3098 A2 3099 A2 3102 E1 3107 D1 3109 D1 3110 D1 3111 D1 3112 D1 3113 D1 3114 C1 3115 D1 3116 D1 3117 D1 3121 E1 3122 D1 3123 D1 3124 D2 3135 E1 3136 D2 3137 E2 3140 D2 3141 D2 3142 C1 3143 C2 3145 E1 3146 E1 3147 F2 3148 E1 3149 D1 3154 D1 3155 D1 3204 F3 3214 D5 3217 D5 3225 F4 3226 D5 3228 E4 3229 F4 3234 D5 3237 D5 3238 C5 3239 E5 3247 F4 3248 F4 3249 F4 3251 E5 3252 F4 3253 F4 3254 F4 3255 F4 3259 A3 3260 A3 3261 A3 3262 A3 3263 A3 3264 F3 3265 F3 3266 F4 3267 E5 3268 D5 3269 C5 3270 F5 3271 F5 3273 F5 3274 F5 3275 C5 3276 D5 3277 D5 3278 D5 3279 D5 3281 D5 3282 D4 3283 D4 3284 D5 3285 D5 3286 C5 3287 C5 3288 D4 3289 D5 3290 D5 3291 C5 3292 C5 3293 C5 3294 C5 3295 C5 3296 C5 3297 C5 3298 C4 3299 C4 3300 A3 3302 A5 3303 A4 3304 A4 3307 A4 3308 A4 3309 A4 3310 A5 3311 A4 3312 A4 3313 A5 3314 A4 3315 A5 3316 A5 3317 A4 3318 A4 3320 A5 3321 A5 3322 A5 3324 A5 3325 A5 3326 A5 3330 A5
3331 A5 3332 A5 3334 A5 3340 A5 3341 A5 3342 A5 3344 A5 3345 A5 3350 A5 3351 A5 3352 A5 3353 A5 3369 A5 3370 A5 3400 A5 3401 A5 3402 A5 3404 A5 3405 A5 3406 A5 3407 A5 3408 A5 3409 A5 3412 A5 3420 A5 3423 A5 3424 A5 3425 A5 3426 A5 3427 A5 3428 A5 3429 A5 3430 A5 3431 A4 3432 A4 3433 A4 3434 A4 3435 A5 3436 A4 3437 B5 3448 C5 3449 C5 3450 C5 3453 C5 3460 B4 3461 B4 3521 D3 3530 E3 3531 E3 3538 F1 3545 E2 3546 E2 3551 E5 3552 E5 3557 E5 3558 E5 3560 E2 3565 E2 3566 E2 3569 E2 3570 E3 3583 E3 3584 E3 3585 E3 3750 C1 3751 C2 3752 C2 3753 C2 3754 C2 3755 B2 3756 B1 3758 C3 3760 C2 3761 B3 3762 C2 3765 C3 3766 C3 3767 B3 3768 B3 3780 B2 3781 C1 3782 C2 3784 C2 3785 C2 3786 C2 3787 C2 3788 C2 3789 C2 3790 C2 3791 C2 3792 C2 3793 C2 3794 C2 3795 C2 3798 D2 3799 D3 3800 D3 3801 C3 3802 B2 3811 B1 3812 B1 3813 B1 3814 C1 3818 B1 3819 B1 3820 C3 3821 C3 3822 C3 3825 D3 3827 C3 3828 D3 3829 D2 3833 B2 3837 D3 3838 B1 3839 B1 3840 B2 3841 B1 3842 C3
3844 B3 3845 B3 3846 B3 3847 B3 3848 C3 3849 D3 3850 B4 3851 C4 3852 B2 3853 B2 3854 B4 3855 C4 3856 B4 3857 C4 3858 B4 3859 C4 3860 B4 3861 C4 3866 B3 3867 B3 3873 B4 3877 B4 3878 C4 3879 B4 3880 C4 3881 B4 3882 C4 3890 C2 3891 C2 3894 D3 3895 A3 3897 C2 3898 D2 3899 C2 3999 F1 4003 B4 4005 A3 4006 B4 4008 B3 4009 A3 4010 A3 4011 A4 4012 A3 4014 A4 4015 A4 4017 A2 4018 A2 4019 A4 4021 A3 4022 A3 4023 A3 4024 B3 4025 B3 4027 A2 4029 A3 4101 D1 4102 E1 4105 D1 4108 E1 4109 E1 4111 E1 4112 D2 4201 E2 4202 D5 4212 D4 4215 E5 4216 E5 4217 E5 4218 D4 4219 D5 4222 C5 4226 F2 4227 F3 4230 F3 4311 A4 4406 B5 4407 B5 4410 A5 4413 A5 4414 A5 4415 B5 4416 B5 4417 B5 4421 C5 4423 B5 4424 B5 4426 A4 4427 A4 4429 A5 4430 C4 4431 C4 4432 C4 4433 B5 4434 E3 4435 E3 4436 A4 4500 D4 4612 C4 4613 C4 4615 B4 4617 B4 4619 B4 4626 B5 4627 B5 4702 D3 4703 D2 4704 D1 4720 C2 4721 C3 4725 B3 4726 B3 4728 C4 4729 C4 4730 D3 4737 B4 4738 D3 4739 D3 4740 D3 4741 C3
4742 A5 4743 A4 4750 D3 4751 D3 4801 D3 4802 A3 4807 D3 4810 C3 4811 C3 4853 D3 4856 A4 4857 B5 4858 A4 4859 B5 4862 B2 5002 A2 5101 D1 5103 D1 5104 D1 5106 E1 5108 D2 5109 D1 5305 A5 5306 A5 5307 A5 5501 E1 5502 F1 5540 E2 5559 E4 5560 E4 5562 E4 5564 A4 5565 A4 5751 D1 5752 B1 5753 C3 5756 B1 5759 B2 6001 A3 6004 A3 6006 A3 6009 A3 6012 A3 6013 A3 6017 A3 6019 A3 6021 A3 6023 A3 6026 B3 6037 A4 6039 B4 6040 B4 6102 D1 6103 D1 6104 D1 6106 D1 6107 D1 6200 F4 6201 F4 6202 F4 6203 F4 6204 F3 6205 F4 6206 F4 6207 F3 6208 F3 6209 F4 6210 F3 6211 F3 6212 F3 6213 F3 6214 F5 6215 F5 6216 F5 6217 F5 6218 F5 6219 F5 6220 F5 6221 F5 6222 F5 6223 F5 6224 F5 6225 F5 6226 F5 6227 F5 6228 F4 6229 F4 6230 F4 6231 F4 6232 F4 6233 F3 6238 A3 6239 F5 6240 F5 6241 F5 6242 F5 6243 F5 6244 F5 6250 A3 6259 F3 6310 A4 6311 A4 6334 A5 6340 A5 6341 A5 6344 A5 6350 A5 6354 A5 6420 A5 6422 A5 6424 A5 6429 A5 6430 A5 6751 C1 6752 C2 6753 C2 6755 B2 6756 B2 6757 C1
6759 B2 7001 A1 7002 A1 7003 A2 7006 B1 7007 A2 7008 A3 7009 B2 7010 B3 7011 B2 7012 A4 7013 A1 7014 B1 7015 B1 7016 A2 7019 A3 7020 B3 7102 D2 7103 D1 7104 D1 7105 D1 7106 E1 7107 E1 7108 D2 7109 E1 7111 E2 7113 D1 7200 F3 7201 F4 7203 F5 7204 F5 7205 A3 7206 D5 7207 C5 7208 C5 7209 D4 7216 A3 7300 A5 7341 A5 7351 A5 7402 A4 7417 A4 7418 A5 7419 A5 7420 A5 7424 A5 7426 C5 7427 C5 7438 A5 7501 D2 7502 E2 7560 E5 7575 E3 7750 B1 7751 B2 7753 C2 7756 B3 7757 B3 7770 B1 7772 D3 7773 C3 7774 B2 7777 C4 7801 B4
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67F21RE AB 7.
CL 36532030_01b.eps
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Layout Small Signal Board (Overview Bottom Side)

Part 2
CL 36532030_02b.eps
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Part 1
CL 36532030_02a.eps
68F21RE AB 7.
CL 36532029_001.eps
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0310 A2 0311 A1 0315 A1 0328 B3 0333 E4 0340 A1 0341 A3 0344 B3 0348 C3 0351 D2 0352 C2 0353 B2 0355 A2 0356 A2 0360 B3 0361 D1 0362 B1 0370 E1 0371 C1 0372 D1 0373 B3 0375 A2 0376 F4 0381 F4 1001 A4 1101 E4 1102 E5 1104 D4 1105 D4 1106 E4 1107 E5 1108 D5 1109 D4 1200 F4 1201 F3 1202 F1 1305 A2 1525 D4 1526 D3 1527 D4 1528 D4 1751 C5 2029 B5 2030 B5 2045 A4 2101 F5 2102 E5 2104 E5 2105 E5 2106 D5 2107 D5 2108 D5 2109 D4 2110 D4 2111 E4 2112 C5 2116 D5 2118 D4 2120 E5 2121 D5 2122 D4 2125 F5 2126 F4 2127 E5 2202 F2 2203 F2 2205 F3 2206 F2 2209 F3 2210 F3 2212 F2 2215 F1 2216 F1 2217 F1 2218 E4 2219 F1 2220 F1 2221 F2 2222 F1 2228 F4 2229 F4 2235 F4 2300 A2 2302 A1 2303 A2 2305 A1 2306 A2 2311 A1 2313 A1 2323 A1 2343 A1 2400 A1 2401 A1 2402 A1 2403 A1 2404 A1 2405 A1 2418 A2 2419 A2 2422 A1 2423 A1 2427 A1 2441 A2 2442 A2 2532 E4 2534 D4 2535 E3 2536 E4 2537 E3 2538 E5 2540 E5 2551 E1 2552 E1 2553 E1 2554 E1 2561 E1 2564 E1 2567 E1 2569 A2
2752 C4 2754 C5 2755 C4 2756 C4 2757 C4 2758 C4 2759 C4 2760 C4 2763 C4 2764 C4 2767 C4 2768 C4 2773 C4 2774 B4 2779 C4 2781 C4 2785 B4 2786 B4 2787 D5 2788 A2 2793 B3 2797 C3 2798 C3 2799 C3 2800 C3 2809 C4 2812 C5 2814 B5 2821 B5 2823 B5 2825 B5 2828 B5 2830 C5 2835 C5 2836 C5 2843 D2 2861 C2 2862 B2 2863 C2 2864 B2 2865 B2 2867 C2 2868 B2 2869 B4 2872 B2 2880 C2 2890 B4 2891 B4 2892 C4 2898 B4 3103 F5 3104 F5 3106 D5 3118 E4 3119 E5 3133 E5 3134 D5 3138 E5 3139 E5 3147 F4 3152 E4 3153 D4 3200 F2 3201 F2 3202 F2 3203 F2 3204 F3 3205 F3 3206 F3 3207 F3 3208 F2 3209 F3 3210 F3 3211 F3 3212 F2 3213 F3 3215 F3 3216 F3 3218 F3 3219 F3 3220 F2 3221 F1 3222 F1 3223 F1 3224 F1 3225 F2 3227 F2 3230 F1 3231 F2 3232 F1 3233 F4 3235 F1 3236 F1 3240 F1 3241 F1 3242 F1 3243 F1 3244 F1 3245 F1 3246 F1 3250 F2 3256 F3 3257 F4 3258 F4 3272 F4 3280 F4 3290 D1 3300 A3 3306 A1 3323 A1 3343 A1 3413 A1 3414 A1 3421 A3 3422 A1 3434 A3 3437 B1 3438 A1 3439 A1
3440 A1 3441 A1 3442 A2 3443 A2 3444 A1 3451 A2 3452 A2 3454 A1 3532 D4 3538 F5 3553 E1 3554 E1 3556 E1 3567 E4 3568 E4 3571 E4 3590 E1 3750 D5 3769 C3 3770 C3 3771 C3 3772 C3 3773 C3 3776 C3 3777 C3 3778 C3 3779 C3 3783 C4 3796 B3 3797 B3 3817 C5 3823 B3 3824 B3 3826 F4 3830 B3 3831 B3 3832 B4 3862 B2 3863 C2 3864 B2 3865 C2 3868 B2 3869 C2 3870 B2 3871 C2 3872 B2 3883 D2 3884 D2 3885 D2 3886 D2 3887 D2 3888 D2 3892 B3 3893 B3 4001 B3 4002 B3 4020 A3 4103 D4 4104 E5 4107 E5 4110 E5 4113 D4 4114 D5 4203 D2 4206 B1 4207 A2 4208 A2 4228 E4 4229 F2 4235 F2 4316 A1 4400 D1 4401 D1 4402 D1 4403 D1 4411 D2 4412 D2 4420 A1 4425 A3 4614 C2 4616 C2 4618 C2 4700 B4 4701 B4 4732 C2 4733 B2 4734 C2 4735 B2 4736 C2 4745 E1 4803 E4 4804 E4 4805 C4 4806 C4 4809 E1 4812 C3 4813 C3 5002 A4 5101 D5 5102 E5 5103 D5 5105 E5 5108 E4 5300 A2 5301 A2 5302 A2 5501 F5 5502 F5 5553 E1 5559 E2 5560 E2 5562 E2 5564 A2 5565 A2 5751 D5 5752 B4 5753 C4 5754 C5 5755 C5
5756 B5 5757 B2 5758 B5 5759 B4 6002 A3 6003 A3 6008 A3 6025 A3 6101 E5 6105 D5 6234 F3 6235 F3 6236 F4 6237 F4 6260 F4 6261 F4 6300 A2 6431 A1 6432 A2 6750 D1 6754 B4 7002 A4 7008 A3 7009 B4 7101 D5 7112 D4 7113 D5 7200 F3 7201 F2 7203 F1 7403 A1 7425 A1 7430 A2 7431 A2 7555 E1 7560 E1 7561 E4 7701 D2 7750 B5 7752 C3 7758 C3 7775 B3 7776 C2
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Feature Box 7 Panel: Feature Box

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FEATURE BOX (FEATURE BOX 7)
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FROM/TO 0362 OF
FROM/TO 0361 OF
+8V6
Y-DS-1FH
U-DS-1FH
V-DS-1FH
HA
VA
L8
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
L12
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
L16
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L1
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
0362
4V2
3V3
2V7
0V
0V8
0V5
0V
5V
8V3
0361
2V4
2V4
2V1
0V
0V
0V3
0V
4V9
4V8
F100
9
F101
8
F102
7
F103
6
F104
5
F105
4
F106
3
F107
2
F141
1
F108
9
F109
8
F110
7
F111
6
F112
5
F113
4
F119
3
F114
2
F115
1
3711
2715
100n
3713
180R
3714
180R
3715
180R
L14
L1
10R
2716
2718 15p
15p
2719
15p2720
3725
100p
2721
2722
100p
L9
L13
200mV / div DC
L17
L2
1 V / div DC
L15
FEAT-Y
FEAT-U
L16
+5V2-FB
+8V6
L2
Y-DS-1FH
U-DS-1FH
V-DS-1FH
L4
L3
L5
F154
100n
3719
220R
100K
BC857B
3716
3720
220R
BC857B
3717 100K
3721
220R
100K3718
3727
150R
3K3
3863
680R
3726
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
5ms / div
1 V / div DC
100µs / div
20µs / div
HD
VD
VA
HA
SDA
SCL
4727
7700
4728
7701
4729
3728
150R
1K2
FEAT-Y
FEAT-U
FEAT-V
HD
VD
SCL
SDA
3722
7702 BC857B
56p
2723
56p
2724
680R
3723
3700
68R
3701
68R
3702
68R
3729
68R
3730
68R
2714 22p
680R
3724
L10
1 V / div DC
L14
1 V / div DC
L18
1 V / div DC
100µs / div
L3
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
2701
F121
2704
2707
F120
PMBT2369
PMBT2369
22p2713
3709
100R 3710
100R
1u2717
3740
220R
3741
220R
680R
3742
220R
L22
10µs / div
10µs / div
10p
10p
2706
10p
L23
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
7703
7704
5700
2u2
5701
2u2
5702
2u2
2731
2732
2733
F117
L4
1 V / div DC
10ms / div
3703
330R
2p72700
3706
390R
12p
2702
3704
330R
2p72703
3707
390R
12p
2705
3705
330R
2p7
3731
3732
47p
3743
47p
3744
47p
3745
2708
4K7
3733
4K7
3735
4K7
4K7
680R
680R
680R
3999
1K
3708
390R
12p
F217
F218
4K7
3734
5707 6u8
2734
18p
5708
6u8
2735
18p
5709
6u8
2736
18p
F159
4725
2737
150p
2738
150p
150p
2739
F116
Y_EAGLE_E
F157
U_EAGLE_E
F158
V_EAGLE_E
HD_E
VD_E
4726
SCL-D SCL-D
SDA-D
2740
F162
22n
2741
F163
22n
2742
F164
22n
L11
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L15
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
L19
500mV / div DC
50ns / div
8204 000 64316
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
L5
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
+2.5VB
3788
3787
2871
100n
MF(18)
SN-DA
SN-CL
SDA-D
RSTW
RSTR_P
VAP
+5VA
+3.3VA
+3.3VA
HREF_EXT
4735
4734
L9
L11
5714
L19
F123
1K
3784
F124
F125
F126
F127
71F21RE AB 7.
4708-A J14
16 17 18 19
7728
BC847B
3791
DA(15)
DA(14)
DA(13)
DA(12)
DA(11)
DA(10)
DA(09)
DA(08)
DA(07)
DA(06)
DA(05)
DA(04)
DA(03)
DA(02)
DA(01)
DA(00)
F148
F149
F150
4710-A
18
10R
4710-B
27
10R
4709-A
18
10R
4709-B
27
10R
2763
100n
4708-A
18
4708-B
10R
27
10R
4707-A
18
10R
4707-B
27
10R
3763
22R
100n
2762
L22
500mV / div DC
5ms / div
+3.3VA
3K9
3793
7729
3792
BC847B
1K
DA(15)
DA(14)
DA(13)
DA(12)
DA(11)
DA(10)
DA(09)
DA(08)
+3.3VFM
+3.3VFM
+3.3VFM
+3.3VFM
DA(07)
DA(06)
DA(05)
DA(04)
DA(03)
DA(02)
DA(01)
DA(00)
4711
4710-C
36
4710-D
10R
45
10R
4709-C
36
4709-D
10R
45
10R
+3.3P
4708-C
36
10R
4708-D
45
10R
4707-C
36
4707-D
10R
45
10R
F139
F140
+3.3P
ALE
16
VSS
A15
2
1K
10R
3764
F151
139
137
136
138
ALE
EAN
PSEN
VSSD4
BACK END
PEAKING
MID END HISTOGRAM
REDUCTION
TIMING
TBC/SRC
VSSO2
WE-A66WE-B
VSSD1
VDDD1
62
65
63
64
2761
100n
+3.3P
L22
500mV / div DC
5ms / div
+3.3P
+3.3P
intern
3765
100n
133
135
134
VSSD3
VSSO5
VDDD4
MUX
NOISE
MUX
2765
UVC0
4K7
3865
+1.5VC
+2.5VB
3853
8K2
15K
3797
+3.3VA
BC847B 7736
3854
3855
1K
3K9
100R
L23
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
+3.3P
2764100n
122
121
132
131
130
129
128
UVC1
UVC2
UVC3
UVC4
UVC5
127 126
BUS B
UVC6
YB074YB173YB272YB371YB470YB569YB668YB767YB8
123
125
124
YC0
YC1
UVC7
UVC8
VDDO2
BUS C
BUS D
75
120
YC2
119
YC3
118
YC4
117
YC5
116
YC6
115
YC7
114
YC8
113
WE-C
112
IE-C
111
VSSO4
110
RE-D
YD8
109
108
YD7
107
YD6
106
YD5
105
YD4
104
YD3
103
YD2
102
YD1
101
YD0
100
VDDD3
99
UVD8
UVD7
98
97
UVD6
96
UVD5
UVD4
95
94
UVD3
93
UVD2
UVD1
92
91
UVD0
90
VSSD2
89
CLK32
CLK
88
CLK16
VDDD2
87
86
VSSO3
85
CLK-AS
84
UVB0
83
UVB1
82
UVB2
UVB3
81
UVB479UVB578UVB677UVB776UVB8
80
7741
PMBT2369
3862
+5VA
2766
147
P2-0
100n
3861
10K
A10
24
146
P2-1
RSTR
+3.3VA
3K3
17
1
A1127A12
3
30
145
144 143
P2-2
P2-3
P2-4
P2
YA458YA559YA660YA761YA8
57
12
A1331A14
P2-5
26
NC
E_
G_
23
25
142
141
140
P2-6
P2-7
CLK
TIMING
L6
500mV / div DC
20µs / div
+3.3VA
4K7
3789
220K
7727 BC847B
82K
2872
100n
5712
L17
L10
L6
L8
F165
F166
4u7
2754
3760
1701
HC-49/U
12M
18p
2758
F122
47K
3872
3752
1R
3753
1R
3790
100R
4702
4u7
2748
100n
2747
F128
4701
F129
L18
F155
F156
F229
2751
100n
L13
L12
F160
F161
2757
3759
22n
220R
F118
2752
100n 2753
100n
L7
2756
100n
2755
F167
1M
18p
2759
4704
TD0MA
TRST
47K
3864
+3.3P
4700
4K73758
100n
TMS
7713
SAA4978H
1
SN-DA
2
SN-CL
3
VSSO6
4
SCL
5
SDA
6
UP-RST
7
WD-RST
8
RSTW
9
RSTR
10
FBL
11
VDDA1
12
Y-OUT
13
VSSA1
14
U-OUT
15
V-OUT
16
VSSA2
17
BGEXT
18
H-D
19
V-D
AGND
20
21
DIFFIN
VDDA2
22
Y-IN
23
24
VDDA3
25
U-IN
VIN
26
27
VSSA3
28
H-A
29
V-A
HREF-EXT
30
31
VDDA4
32
VSSA4
33
VSSX
34
OSC-I
35
OSC-O
36
TEST
TRST
37
TMS
38
39
TDI
40
TDO
F152
TD0
L7
500mV / div DC
+5VA
+5VA
+3.3VA
4733
4732
5711
20
Vcc
EN
7712
74HC573D
1
159T0160
T1TCK
VSSO1
42
41
TCK
20µs / div
+3.3VA
AD(00)
AD(01)
AD(02)
AD(03)
13Q014
15
18Q319Q420Q521Q622
Q1
Q2
VCC
7711
A2
A010A1
9
8
11
1D
219
318
417
516
AD(00)
AD(01)
AD(02)
AD(00)
AD(01)
AD(02)
155
154
156
P0-1
P0-2
P0-3
P0-0
AD(04)
A37A4
615
AD(03)
AD(04)
AD(03)
AD(04)
153
152
P0-4
P0
4731
4730
5710
32
2745
100n
M27C512
2746
100n
10
GND
C1
11
ALE
INT0
INT1
157
158
INT0
INT1
MICRO-PROCESSOR
PICNIC
ANALOG
PROCESSING
CLK
PLL
TIMING
OSC
BST
UVA0
UVA145UVA246UVA347UVA448UVA549UVA650UVA751UVA8
43 44
RSTR_P
2929
68p
AD(05)
AD(06)
AD(07)
Q7
PROM
A5
A6
A7
6
5
4
29
LATCH
714
813
912
AD(05)
AD(06)
AD(07)
100n
AD(05)
AD(06)
AD(07)
151
150
149
P0-5
P0-6
P0-7
VDDO3
PSP
3 X DAC
3 X ADC
FRONT
END
BUS A
YA054YA155YA256YA3
VDDO1
52
2760
+3.3P
A828A9
148
53
L23
1 V / div DC
20µs / div
3798
+3.3VA
18K
3796
+2.5VD
12K
3795
+3.3VC
18K
2K2
3794
7714
MS81V04160
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
YF(7)
YF(6)
YF(5)
YF(4)
YF(3)
YF(2)
YF(1)
YF(0)
UVF(7)
UVF(6)
UVF(5)
UVF(4)
UVF(3)
UVF(2)
UVF(1)
UVF(0)
9 10 11 12 13
CL16
14 15 16
2900
17 18
100n
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
L2 L3
100n
2769
RSTW
+3.3VFM
93
97
96
94
100
95
IE2
DI2098DI2199DI22
WE2
NC17
VSS20
VSS19
NC1 DI23 VSS1 DI24 DI25 DI26 DI27 NC2 VSS2 VSS3 VCC1 VCC2 SWCK VCC3 VCC4 VSS4 VSS5 NC3 DI17 DI16 DI15 DI14 VSS6 DI13 NC4
RSTW2
FIELD
MEMORY 1
RSTW1
VSS735VSS839VSS9
WE1
VCC537VCC643VCC7
NC5
26
RE_F
NC638NC7
IE1
DI1028DI1127DI12
30
33
32
34
31
29
+3.3VFM
RSTW
+5V2-FB
+3.3VA
+8V6
L2
CLK32P
CL16
5705
+5VA
2725
5V
5706
+5VA
2728
91
36
2773
+3.3VFM
5V
+3.3VFM
89
VSS18
VCC1392VCC14
NC847NC946OE1
100n
2709
3857
10R
10u
10u
87
40
5713
RSTR
L24
L26
+3.3VFM
+3.3VFM
2781
100n
83
78
80
81
82
84
85
RE2
OE2
NC1386NC1488NC1590NC16
VSS16
VSS17
VCC12
RSTR2
MODE1
VSS1049VSS11
RE1
RSTR1
MODE242MODE3
100n
2726
2729
NC10
48
45
44
41
100n
+3.3VFM
+3.3VFM
RSTR
5703 5704
F153
470u
2710
2750
2749
100u
F201
5731
100n
2923
2924
LD1117
3
7705
IN2OUT
GND
1
100n
LD1117
32
7706
IN
OUT
GND
1
100n
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
+3.3VFM
2779
77
76
NC1179NC12
75
VCC11
74
DO20
73
DO21
72
VSS15
71
DO22
70
DO23
69
DO24
68
DO25
67
VSS14
66
DO26
65
DO27
64
VCC10
63
SRCK
62
VCC9
61
DO17
60
DO16
59
VSS13
58
DO15
57
DO14
56
DO13
55
DO12
54
VSS12
53
DO11
52
DO10
51
VCC8
50
2775
+3.3VFM
470p
2712
+3.3P
100n
+8.6VF
100n
F146
2727
F147
2730
100n
CLK32
2777
100n
+5VA
22R3809
3737 22R
L20
100u
22R3739
3810 22R
L21
100u
CL 36532021_010.eps
L25
1 V / div DC
10µs / div
MF(18)
MF(01)
MF(02)
MF(03)
MF(04)
MF(06)
MF(07)
MF(08)
MF(09)
100n2778
+3.3VFM
+3.3VFM
MF(10)
MF(11)
MF(12)
MF(13)
MF(14)
MF(15)
MF(16)
MF(17)
MF(18)
L2 L3
3V3
+3.3VA
2V5
+2.5VB
L3
F209
+3.3VFM
100n
2767 5715
040403
16 17 18 19
0361 E1
4708-B J14
0362 C1
4708-C J15
1701 L7
4708-D J15
2700 C3
4709-A I14
2701 C3
4709-B I14
2702 C4
4709-C I15
2703 C3
4709-D I15
2704 D3
4710-A H14
2705 D4
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
2706 D3 2707 D3 2708 D4 2709 I17 2710 I17 2712 I18 2713 G3 2714 H3 2715 H1 2716 H1 2717 I3 2718 I1 2719 J1 2720 J1 2721 K1 2722 K1 2723 F3 2724 F3 2725 L17 2726 L17 2727 M18 2728 N17 2729 N17 2730 N18 2731 I3 2732 I3 2733 J3 2734 I4 2735 I4 2736 J4 2737 I4 2738 I4 2739 J4 2740 I4 2741 I4 2742 J4 2745 D8 2746 E8 2747 F7 2748 F7 2749 J17 2750 J18 2751 H7 2752 J7 2753 J7 2754 K6 2755 K7 2756 K7 2757 I7 2758 L6 2759 L7 2760 M10 2761 M11 2762 L14 2763 I14 2764 F13 2765 F12 2766 F10 2767 M19 2769 F15 2773 G17 2775 H18 2777 F19 2778 F19 2779 D18 2781 D17 2871 E6 2872 E6 2900 F15 2923 K17 2924 K18 2929 B9 3700 C3 3701 C3 3702 D3 3703 C4 3704 C4 3705 D4 3706 C4 3707 C4 3708 D4 3709 G3 3710 H3 3711 H1 3713 I1 3714 I1 3715 J1 3716 I2 3717 J2 3718 J2 3719 I2 3720 I2 3721 J2 3722 I2 3723 I2 3724 J3 3725 K2 3726 K2 3727 J2 3728 K2 3729 E3 3730 F3 3731 F3 3732 F4 3733 E4 3734 F4 3735 F4 3737 L18 3739 M18 3740 I3 3741 I3 3742 J3 3743 I4 3744 I4 3745 J4 3752 D7 3753 D7 3758 G7 3759 I7 3760 L7 3763 K14 3764 F11 3765 F11 3784 M6 3787 E6 3788 D6 3789 D7 3790 E7 3791 C14 3792 C14 3793 B15 3794 C15 3795 C15 3796 C15 3797 C13 3798 B15 3809 L19 3810 M19 3853 B13 3854 C13 3855 B14 3857 K17 3861 A10 3862 B10 3863 K2 3864 N7 3865 B13 3872 N6 3999 M2 4700 D7 4701 G7 4702 F7 4704 L7 4707-A J14 4707-B J14 4707-C K15 4707-D K15
4710-B H14 4710-C I15 4710-D I15 4711 H15 4725 E4 4726 G5 4727 I2 4728 I2 4729 J2 4730 C8 4731 C8 4732 D8 4733 D8 4734 F6 4735 F6 5700 C3 5701 D3 5702 D3 5703 I17 5704 I17 5705 L17 5706 M17 5707 I4 5708 I4 5709 J4 5710 D8 5711 E8 5712 F7 5713 J17 5714 K6 5715 M19 5731 K18 7700 I2 7701 J2 7702 J2 7703 E3 7704 F3 7705 L18 7706 M18 7711 D9 7712 E8 7713 F8 7714 E16 7727 D6 7728 C14 7729 C15 7736 B13 7741 A10 F100 C1 F101 C1 F102 C1 F103 D1 F104 D1 F105 D1 F106 D1 F107 D1 F108 F1 F109 F1 F110 F1 F111 F1 F112 F1 F113 F1 F114 G1 F115 G1 F116 M2 F117 M1 F118 J7 F119 F1 F120 D3 F121 C3 F122 M6 F123 M6 F124 M6 F125 M6 F126 M6 F127 M6 F128 G7 F129 G7 F139 K15 F140 K15 F141 D1 F146 L18 F147 N18 F148 H14 F149 H14 F150 H14 F151 F11 F152 M8 F153 I18 F154 H2 F155 H7 F156 H7 F157 C5 F158 C4 F159 D4 F160 I7 F161 I7 F162 I5 F163 I5 F164 J5 F165 K6 F166 K6 F167 L7 F201 K18 F209 M19 F217 E4 F218 F4 F229 H7
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
72F21RE AB 7.

Feature Box 7 Panel: Eagle

1234
EAGLE (FEATURE BOX 7) (ONLY PRESENT IN PIXEL-PLUS SETS)
A
B
L3
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
UVG(0)
UVG(1)
UVG(2)
CLK32FM5
UVG(3)
UVG(4)
UVG(5)
UVG(6)
UVG(7)
+3.3FC1 +3.3FC1
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC1
YG(0) YG(1)
YG(2)
YG(3)
YG(4)
YG(5)
YG(7)
YG(6)
2817 100n
2884
100n
MS81V04160
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
L3
L1
UVF(0)
UVF(1)
UVF(2)
CLK32FM4
UVF(3)
UVF(4)
UVF(5)
UVF(6)
UVF(7)
+3.3FC2 +3.3FC2
+3.3FC2
+3.3FC2
L1 L3
YF(0) YF(1)
YF(2)
YF(4)
YF(3)
YF(5)
YF(7)
YF(6)
2885
100n
MS81V04160
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 10
100n2843
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
8204 000 64316
1234567891011
RSTW_YUV
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC1
7722
100
NC17
NC1 DI23 VSS1 DI24 DI25 DI26 DI27 NC2 VSS2 VSS3 VCC1
MEMORY 5
VCC2 SWCK VCC3 VCC4 VSS4 VSS5 NC3 DI17 DI16 DI15 DI14 VSS6 DI13 NC4
NC5
26
2820
RSTW_YUV
7723
100
NC17
NC1 DI23 VSS1 DI24 DI25 DI26 DI27 NC2 VSS2 VSS3 VCC1
MEMORY 4
VCC2 SWCK VCC3 VCC4 VSS4 VSS5 NC3 DI17 DI16 DI15 DI14 VSS6 DI13 NC4
NC5
26
27
97
96
95
99
IE2
DI2098DI21
DI22
RSTW2
FIELD
RSTW1
WE1
IE1
DI1028DI1127DI12
30
32
31
29
100n
+3.3FC1
WEYUV_G WEYUV_G
WEYUV_F
RSTW_YUV
+3.3FC2
99
96
95
IE2
DI2097DI2198DI22
RSTW2
FIELD
WE1
RSTW1
IE1
DI1029DI1128DI12
32
30
31
+3.3FC2
RSTW_YUV
WEYUV_F
91
93
94
WE2
VSS19
VSS20
VSS735VSS839VSS9
VCC537VCC643VCC7
NC638NC740NC847NC946OE1
33
34
36
100n
2821
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC2
93
91
92
94
WE2
VSS20
VSS19
VSS733VSS835VSS9
VCC534VCC637VCC7
NC636NC738NC840NC947OE1
+3.3FC2
+3.3FC2
90
7735 L18
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
+3.3VC
F214
5736
+3.3VC
REUV
RSTRUV
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC1
YG0(0)
YF0(0)
UVG0(0)
UVG0(1)
UVG0(2)
UVG0(3)
UVG0(4)
UVG0(5)
UVG0(6)
UVG0(7)
YG0(1)
YG0(2)
YG0(3)
YG0(4)
YG0(5)
YG0(6)
YG0(7)
UVF0(0)
UVF0(1)
UVF0(2)
UVF0(3)
UVF0(4)
UVF0(5)
UVF0(6)
UVF0(7)
2833
100n
YF0(1)
YF0(2)
YF0(3)
YF0(4)
YF0(5)
YF0(6)
YF0(7)
L1
UVG0(0:7)
2845
100n
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC1
2846
100n
YG0(0:7)
L2
L3
L2
UVF0(0:7)
+3.3FC2
+3.3FC2
2886
100n
YF0(0:7)
L2
100n
2813
87
83
89
84
85
NC1386NC1488NC1590NC16
VSS18
VCC12
VCC1392VCC14
MODE1
RSTR1
MODE242MODE3
44
41
100n
2822
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC1
REY
RSTRY
RSTRUV
+3.3FC2
100n
2829
87
83
85
NC1384NC1486NC1588NC16
VSS18
VCC12
VCC1389VCC14
MODE1
RSTR1
MODE241MODE3
39
43
44
42
100n
2838
+3.3FC2
+3.3FC2
RSTRY
REY
+3.3FC1
100n
2810
77
80
78
81
82
76
79
RE2
OE2
NC12
NC11
VSS16
VSS17
RSTR2
RE1
RSTR2
RE1
45
REUV
82
45
+3.3FC1
81
RE2
46
+3.3FC2
+3.3FC2
80
OE2
VSS1049VSS11
48
79
VSS1048VSS11
75
VCC11
74
DO20
73
DO21
72
VSS15
71
DO22
70
DO23
69
DO24
68
DO25
67
VSS14
66
DO26
65
DO27
64
VCC10
63
SRCK
62
VCC9
61
DO17
60
DO16
59
VSS13
58
DO15
57
DO14
56
DO13
55
DO12
54
VSS12
53
DO11
52
DO10
51
VCC8
NC10
50
77
78
VSS16
VSS17
NC10
49
50
2825
100n
+3.3FC1
+3.3FC2
100n
2832
NC1176NC12
75
VCC11
74
DO20
73
DO21
72
VSS15
71
DO22
70
DO23
69
DO24
68
DO25
67
VSS14
66
DO26
65
DO27
64
VCC10
63
SRCK
62
VCC9
61
DO17
60
DO16
59
VSS13
58
DO15
57
DO14
56
DO13
55
DO12
54
VSS12
53
DO11
52
DO10
51
VCC8
100n
2835
+3.3FC2
CLK32FM5
CLK32FM4
VAP
SN-DA
SN-CL
HREF_EXT
CLK32O
CLK32P
INT1_E
U_EAGLE_E
330R
100n
2928
7732
BFS20
330R
2927
100n
7730
BFS20
+1.5VCC
+1.5VCC
+3.3FE
3832
4741-A
18
10R
4741-B
27
10R
4741-C
36
10R
4741-D
45
10R
3870
10R
3871
15R
3762
33R
4750
4740
7740
PMBT2369
1K
3860
+3.3FC2
+5VA
2K2
3859
+3.3FC2
2K2
3858
L2
UVF0(0:7)
UVF0(0) UVF0(1) UVF0(2) UVF0(3) UVF0(4) UVF0(5) UVF0(6) UVF0(7)
YF0(0:7)
YF0(0)
100n
2888
L2
2863
2894
3841
7733 BFS20
F202
1K
3840
3839
390R
3838
390R
7731
L25
BFS20
F203
3831
680R
3830
560R
3829
390R
YF0(1) YF0(2) YF0(3) YF0(4) YF0(5) YF0(6) YF0(7)
100n
100n
+1.5VCC
TCK
TDOA
TD0MA
Y_EAGLE_E
+3.3FE
+8.6VF
L24
5733 2u2
2916
12p
+8.6VF
2912
12p
3837
2915
470R
12p
27p
2p2
2914
2917
2u25732
3828
2913
470R
12p
27p
2p2
2910
2911
VAP_E
SN-DA_E
SN-CL_E
HREF_EXT_E
RE_F
CLK32FM5
CLK32FM4
CLK32O
CLK32
RSTW_YUV WEYUV_F RSTRUV
CLK32I
REUV RSTRY REY WEYUV_G
INT1
100n
+1.5VCC
100n
2889
100n
+3.3FE
SN-CL_E RSTR HD_E VD_E INT1_E VAP_E SN-DA_E HREF_EXT_E
TRST
TMS
2862
100n
100n
2893 2867
4753
F205
75R
75R
3836
3835
2895
EAGLE
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52
3833
75R
3834
75R 75R
3842
75R
3843
75R
3851
75R
3852
7724
+1.5VC GND +3.3VD UVF(0) UVF(1) UVF(2) UVF(3) UVF(4) UVF(5) UVF(6) UVF(7) GND +1.5VC YF(0) YF(1) YF(2) YF(3) YF(4) YF(5) YF(6) YF(7) GND +1.5VC +3.3VD GND SN_CLK SN_RST Hd Vd INT1 Va sn_da Href TRST TMS +1.5VC +1.5VC GND GND +3.3VD GND TDI TDO TCK
2899
4754
4752
100n
+3.3FE
203
208
207
206
202
201
204
205
rey
rstry
reuv
refin
falref
rstruv
+3.3VD
weyuv_g
FSADJ_Y
VBS_Y
AOUTP_Y
VREF_Y
AOUTN_Y
+2.5VA
+2.5VD
AGND
57
55
54
56
53
60
59
2892
100n
2891
+2.5FDA
100n
+2.5FDD
+3.3FE
+1.5VCC
2898
100n
195
199
200
194
196
197
198
GND
GND
GND
+1.5VC
CLK32o
weyuv_f
rstw_yuv
FSADJ_U
VBS_U
AOUTP_U
GND
VREF_U
AOUTN_U
AGND
64
616263656667686970
YG0(0:7)
YG0(6)
YG0(4)
YG0(5)
YG0(3)
193
192
191
190
189
YG(7)
YG(6)
YG(5)
YG(4)
YG(3)
+3.3VD
EAGLE
AOUTN_V
+2.5VA
AGND
72
71
2890
100n
+2.5FDA
2861
100n
+2.5FDA
150R3820
3803 150R
100n2904
F206
75R
75R
3826
3827
100n
2901 100n
2905
150R
3811
+2.5FDA
12 13
100n2925
2902 100n
3812 150R
+2.5FDA
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
100n
2908
UVG0(0:7)
YG0(0)
YG0(2)
YG0(1)
UVG0(6)
UVG0(7)
185
186
187
1881184
YG(1)
YG(0)
YG(2)
UVG(6)
UVG(7)
FSADJ_V
VBS_V
AOUTP_V
VREF_V
+2.5VA
73
74757677788081
150R3804
2903 100n
150R3813
+2.5FDA
+3.3FE
L2
UVG0(1)
UVG0(2)
UVG0(3)
UVG0(4)
UVG0(5)
180
183
182
181
179
GND
+1.5VC
UVG(5)
UVG(4)
UVG(3)
GND
GND
+1.5VC
+1.5VC
79
82
2855
1K
100n
3805
+1.5VCC
5727
F215
+3.3FC1
2809
100n
+3.3VC
5726
L2
F216
UVG0(0)
171
17658174
172
178
177
175
173
Y(0)
Y(1)
GND
+3.3VD
UVG(2)
UVG(1)
UVG(0)
PDN
GND
GND
+1.5VC
+1.5VC
86
83
84
87
85
F225
2858
100n
+3.3FE
+1.5VCC
+3.3FC2
100n
2826
170
169
164
168
167
166
165
163
162
Y(2)
Y(8)
Y(5)
Y(6)
Y(3)
Y(4)
Y(7)
GND
+1.5VC
GND
GND
+1.5VC
+1.5VC
98
99
9291908988
979695
94
93
2859
100n
+1.5VCC
5729
F212
+1.5VC
+2.5VD
2906
5730
2907
5725
2804
2805
+1.5VA
100n
F213
+1.5VCC
100n
F210
+2.5FDA
100n
5728
+5VA
2868
F2115724
+2.5FDD
100n
3807
22R
3786
22R
7725 LD1117
3
2
IN OUT
GND
10u
1
100n
2869
L27
F219
+2.5VD
100u
2870
3825
22R
3824
22R
7739
2897
10u
2852
100n
+1.5VCC
3850
7734 BFS20
LF15AB
IN OUT
GND
10u
100n
2896
3808
22R
3780
22R
7720 LD1117
IN3OUT
GND
100n
2807
+1.5VCC
100n
+3.3FE
+3.3FE
+3.3FE
2865
100n
+3.3FE
330R
100n
2926
100n
2848
+3.3FE
2849
100n
+1.5VCC
2847
100n
+1.5VCC
2851
100n
+3.3FE
100n
2850
+1.5VCC
158
161
160
159
157
Y(9)
GND
GND
+3.3VD
+1.5VC
156
GND
155
GND
154 153 152 151 150
+1.5VA +1.5VC
RESET
+3.3VD
CLK64SEL
CLK64I
CLK64o
+3.3VD
+1.5VC
+3.3VD
+1.5VC
+1.5VC
+3.3VD
TESTsel1
TESTsel0
TESTsel2
CLK32I
+3.3VD
103
100
102
101
104
+3.3FE
3844
CLK32I
+1.5VA
149 148
GND
147
IS1
146
IS0
145 144
3856 1K
143 142
GND
141 140 139 138
GND
F220
137 136
GND
135 134
GND
133 132
U(0)
131
U(1)
130
U(2)
129
U(3)
128
U(4)
127
U(5)
126
U(6)
125
U(7)
124
U(8)
123
U(9)
122
GND
121 120
V(0)
119
V(1)
118
GND
117 116
V(2)
115
V(3)
114
V(4)
113
V(5)
112
V(6)
111
V(7)
110
V(8)
109
V(9)
108
GND
107 106
GND
105
2856
100n
+3.3FE
F207
3846
470R
75R
75R
3845
2860
2854
2866
100n
100n
+1.5VCC
+1.5VCC
+8.6VF
57342u2
2922
2921
12p
12p
2p2
27p
2918
2920
+3.3VC
5723
+5VA
2808
2864
4767
4765
4766
4768
100n
+3.3FE
3806
1K
2853
100n
+3.3FE
7735
BFS20
F204
L26
3849
560R
3848
120R
3847
390R
F208
100u
2909
F200
2
1
V_EAGLE_E
CL 36532021_011.eps
L28
+1.5VC
L29
+3.3VC
100u
2806
040403
2804 B17
7739 D19
2805 C17
7740 E9
2806 F20
F200 E20
2807 F18
F202 J9
2808 F18
F203 L9
2809 A15
F204 L18
2810 C5
F205 K10
2813 C4
F206 M10
2817 E2
F207 M16
2820 G3
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
2821 F4 2822 F4 2825 F5 2826 C15 2829 I4 2832 I5 2833 J6 2835 L5 2838 L4 2843 K2 2845 D6 2846 E6 2847 E16 2848 D16 2849 D16 2850 F16 2851 E16 2852 K18 2853 K18 2854 K17 2855 K14 2856 K17 2858 K15 2859 K15 2860 G17 2861 L14 2862 F11 2863 H8 2864 F18 2865 K19 2866 K17 2867 I10 2868 B18 2869 B18 2870 B19 2884 E2 2885 K2 2886 K6 2888 G8 2889 F11 2890 K14 2891 K13 2892 K12 2893 J10 2894 I8 2895 F12 2896 D19 2897 D18 2898 C13 2899 C13 2901 M13 2902 M13 2903 M14 2904 M13 2905 M13 2906 A17 2907 A17 2908 A14 2909 D19 2910 N9 2911 N9 2912 M9 2913 M9 2914 K9 2915 K9 2916 K9 2917 K9 2918 M17 2920 M17 2921 M17 2922 M17 2925 M14 2926 L19 2927 M8 2928 J8 3762 D8 3780 E19 3786 B19 3803 M14 3804 M14 3805 K15 3806 H18 3807 A19 3808 E19 3811 M13 3812 M14 3813 M14 3820 M13 3824 C19 3825 C19 3826 M10 3827 M10 3828 M10 3829 M8 3830 M8 3831 M8 3832 L8 3833 K12 3834 K12 3835 K10 3836 K10 3837 K10 3838 K8 3839 K8 3840 J8 3841 J8 3842 K12 3843 K12 3844 M16 3845 M16 3846 M17 3847 M18 3848 M18 3849 M18 3850 L18 3851 L12 3852 L12 3856 G17 3858 E8 3859 E9 3860 E9 3870 C8 3871 C8 4740 D9 4741-A B9 4741-B B9 4741-C B9 4741-D B9 4750 D9 4752 C13 4753 J11 4754 C13 4765 G18 4766 G18 4767 G18 4768 G18 5723 E18 5724 C17 5725 B17 5726 B15 5727 A15 5728 B18 5729 A17 5730 A17 5732 M9 5733 K9 5734 M17 5736 A14 7720 E19 7722 D3 7723 J3 7724 F12 7725 B19 7730 M8 7731 L8 7732 K8 7733 J8 7734 M18
F208 D19 F210 B17 F211 C17 F212 A17 F213 A17 F214 A14 F215 A16 F216 B16 F219 B20 F220 H17 F225 K15
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Feature Box 7 Panel: Falconic

1234
FALCONIC (FEATURE BOX 7)
A
B
C
+3.3VA
D
FB(11)
FB(10)
FB(09)
E
F
FB(08)
FB(07)
FB(06)
FB(05)
FB(04)
FB(03)
FB(02)
FB(01)
FB(00)
FB(12)
G
H
I
8204 000 64316
5716
2784
F224
100n
7717 MSM54V12222A
1
VSS1
VSS3
NC1
VCC3
DOUT11
DIN11
DOUT10
DIN10
2
DOUT9
DIN9
DOUT8
DIN8
DIN7
DOUT7
DOUT6
DIN6
DOUT5
DIN5
DOUT4
DIN4
DOUT3
DIN3
DOUT2
DIN2
DOUT1
DIN1
FIELD MEMORY
DIN0
DOUT0
SRCK
SWCK
RSTR
RSTW
WE
IE
VSS2
NC2
VCC121VCC2
RE
OE
F227
2782
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
100n
1234567891011121314
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
2785
100n 2786
100n
4716
3766 47K
2787
4720
MF(01)
1V5
1V5
1V5
1V5
1V5
1V5
1V5
1V5
100n2788
100n
MF(02)
YC0
YC1
YC2
YC3
YC4
YC5
YC6
YC7
UVC0
UVC1
UVC2
4713
4712
UVC0
UVC1
UVC2
UVC3
4714
YC0
YC1
YC2
YC3
YC4
YC5
YC6
YC7
REC
RSTR
CLK32
UVC3
REC
+3.3FA
CLK32
RSTR
+3.3FA
TRST
+3.3FA
TMS
+3.3FA
TD0
TDOA
+3.3FA
TCK
+3.3FA
+3.3FA
+2.5FB
4717 3767
47K
RSTR
SN-DA
SN-CL
+3.3FA
+3.3FA
+2.5FB
3782
47K
3773
47K
3781
47K
3783
47K
3774
47K
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
4715
L1
7718 SAA4992
MF(03)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
MF(04)
VSS-C1
YC0
YC1
YC2
YC3
YC4
YC5
YC6
YC7
UVC0
UVC1
UVC2
UVC3
RE-C
VSS-C2
VSS-1
VDD-1
JUMP0
JUMP1
VDD-2
VSS-2
RAMTSTL
SN-RST
SN-DA
SN-CL
VSS-S
RAMTST2
TEST
TRST
TMS
TDI
TDO
TCK
VSS-AL
UVA0
UVA1
UVA2
UVA3
UVA4
41
MF(06)
FB(10)
FB(11)
159
158 157
160
YB0
YB1
VSS-B2
DECOMPRESS
SNERT
INTER
CONTROL
BST
UVA543UVA644UVA7
42
MF(09)
MF(08)
MF(07)
73F21RE AB 7.
5 6 7 8 9 1011121314
+3.3FA
+3.3FA
FB(06)
FB(07)
FB(08)
FB(09)
100n2803
156
155
154
153
YB2
YB3
YB4
YB5
VDD-B
COMPRESS
DNR
YA046YA147YA248YA349YA450YA551YA6
45
MF(14)
MF(13)
MF(12)
MF(11)
MF(10)
FB(01)
FB(02)
FB(03)
FB(04)
FB(05)
150
149
151
YB7
UVB0
UVB1
148
UVB2
152
YB6
LEFT MPRAM
VECTORS
YA7
RE-A
52
53
MF(18)
MF(17)
MF(16)
MF(15)
+2.5FB
FB(00)
147
UVB3
FB(12)
146
WE-B
145
VSS-B1
2802
100n
143
VSS-K
142
VDD-K
FALCONIC
DEINTERLACER
MOTION ESTIMATOR
UPCONVERSION
VDD-357VDD-4
56
100n
+2.5FB
VSS-FL
59
RE_F
RE-F
60
VSS-358VSS-4
VSS-A2
55
54
2789
+2.5FB
100n
2801
138
VDD-7
VECTORS
VECTORS
VERTICAL
PEAKING
YF(7)
YF(6)
YF(5)
100n
2800
136139140141144
135
137
VSS-7
VSS-E2
VERTICAL ZOOM
YF1
YF265YF364YF463YF562YF661YF7
6766
YF(4)
YF(3)
YF(2)
YF(1)
FE(12)
134
IE-E
PIXEL PEAK
YF(0)
FE(00)
133
YF0
68
100n2790
UVE3
FE(01)
FE(02)
FE(03)
131
132
130
UVE1
UVE2
UVE0
RIGHT MPRAM
VDD-F
UVF5
UVF6
UVF7
69
72
71
70
UVF(7)
UVF(6)
UVF(5)
+3.3FA
L1
L2
FE(04)
129
YE7
UVF(4)
FE(05)
UVF4
73
128
YE6
UVF(3)
UVF3
74
FE(06)
127
YE5
UVF(2)
FE(07)
UVF2
75
126
YE4
UVF(1)
FE(08)
UVF1
76
125
YE3
FE(09)
124
YE2
UVF0
77
UVF(0)
L2
FE(10)
123
YE1
VSS-F2
78
CLK32
FE(11)
122
YE0
CLK32
79
121
VSS-E1
VSS-D2
VDD-D
UVD0
UVD1
UVD2
UVD3
WE-D
VSS-DI
VSS-6
VDD-6
VDD-5
VSS-5
VSS-G2
UVG0
UVG1
UVG2
UVG3
UVG4
UVG5
UVG6
UVG7
VDD-G
VSS-G1
VSS-CLK
80
YD0
YD1
YD2
YD3
YD4
YD5
YD6
YD7
YG0
YG1
YG2
YG3
YG4
YG5
YG6
YG7
120
119
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
100n
2797
2795
2798
+3.3FA
100n
100n
100n
UVG(0)
UVG(1)
UVG(2)
UVG(3)
UVG(4)
UVG(5)
UVG(6)
UVG(7)
YG(0)
YG(1)
YG(2)
YG(3)
YG(4)
YG(5)
YG(6)
YG(7)
2796
+3.3FA
+3.3FA
+2.5FB
L2
L2
YD0
YD1
YD2
YD3
YD4
YD5
YD6
YD7
UVD0
UVD1
UVD2
UVD3
WED
YD0
YD1
YD2
YD3
YD4
YD5
YD6
YD7
UVD0
UVD1
UVD2
UVD3
WED
CLK32
RSTR
2783
+3.3FA
+2.5FB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
100n
F221
10u
F222
10u
7719 MSM54V12222A
VSS1
NC1
DOUT11
DIN11
DOUT10
DIN10
3
DOUT9
DIN9
DIN8
DOUT8
DOUT7
DIN7
DOUT6
DIN6
DIN5
DOUT5
DIN4
DOUT4
DIN3
DOUT3
DIN2
DOUT2
DOUT1
DIN1
FIELD MEMORY
DOUT0
DIN0
SWCK
RSTW
WE
IE
NC2
VCC120VCC2
VSS3
VCC3
SRCK
RSTR
VSS2
5719
+3.3VA
100n
2793
2794
5718
+2.5VB
2792
2791
100n
5717
+3.3VA
4722
4724
4723
4721
2799
100n
F226
RSTR
FE(11)
FE(10)
FE(09)
FE(08)
FE(07)
FE(06)
FE(05)
FE(04)
FE(03)
FE(02)
FE(01)
FE(00)
FE(12)
CLK32
F223
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
RE
23
OE
22
21
CL 36532021_012.eps
040403
2782 G1 2783 I12 2784 D1 2785 D4 2786 E4 2787 F4 2788 E4 2789 I6 2790 I8 2791 E14 2792 E13
A
2793 D14 2794 D13 2795 G11 2796 E11 2797 E11 2798 C11 2799 E14 2800 B8 2801 B7 2802 B7 2803 B5 3766 E4
B
3767 E3 3773 G3 3774 H3 3781 G3 3782 G3 3783 H3 4712 D3 4713 D2 4714 G2 4715 G2 4716 E4 4717 E3
C
4720 G4 4721 F14 4722 F14 4723 I14 4724 I14 5716 C1 5717 E14 5718 D14 5719 D14 7717 D1 7718 B4
D
7719 F13 F221 D13 F222 D13 F223 F14 F224 D1 F226 H14 F227 G1
E
F
G
H
I
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Layout Feature Box 7 Panel (Top View)

74F21RE AB 7.
0361 C4 0362 C2 1701 C3 2700 C2 2701 C2 2702 C2 2703 C2 2704 C2
2705 C2 2706 C2 2707 C2 2708 C2 2709 B1 2710 B1 2712 B1 2713 C5
2714 C4 2715 C2 2716 C4 2717 C4 2718 C3 2720 C3 2722 C4 2723 C2
2724 C2 2725 A1 2726 A1 2727 A2 2728 A1 2730 B1 2731 C3 2733 C3
2734 C3 2736 C3 2737 C3 2739 C3 2740 C2 2742 C3 2745 B1 2747 C2
2748 C2 2749 C1 2750 C1 2751 C2 2752 C2 2753 C3 2754 B3 2756 C3
2760 B3 2761 B3 2762 B3 2763 B2 2764 B2 2765 B2 2767 A2 2769 A2
2773 B2 2775 B3 2783 A5 2785 A3 2786 A3 2787 A3 2788 A3 2790 B4
2792 A4 2794 A3 2796 A4 2800 A3 2802 A3 2805 C4 2806 A5 2807 A5
2808 A5 2809 A5 2810 A5 2813 A4 2817 A4 2820 B4 2821 B4 2822 B4
2825 B5 2826 B4 2829 B4 2832 B4 2835 B3 2838 B3 2843 B4 2847 B5
2849 B5 2850 B5 2851 B5 2852 B5 2855 C5 2856 C5 2858 C5 2859 C5
2860 B5 2861 C5 2864 B5 2865 B5 2866 C5 2867 C4 2868 C4 2870 C4
2871 C1 2872 C1 2884 A4 2885 B4 2889 B4 2890 C5 2891 C4 2892 C4
2893 C4 2894 B4 2895 B4 2897 A5 2899 B4 2900 A2 2906 B5 2907 B5
2908 B4 2909 A5 2910 C5 2911 C5 2912 C5 2913 C5 2914 C4 2915 C4
2916 C4 2917 C4 2918 C5 2920 C5 2921 C5 2922 C5 2923 C5 2924 C5
2926 C5 2927 C5 2928 C4 3700 C2 3701 C2 3702 C2 3703 C2 3704 C2
3705 C2 3706 C2 3707 C2 3708 C2 3709 C5 3710 C4 3711 C4 3713 C3
3715 C3 3716 C3 3718 C3 3719 C3 3721 C3 3722 C4 3723 C4 3726 C4
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3728 C4 3729 C2 3730 C2 3731 C2 3732 C2 3733 C2 3734 C2 3735 C2
3737 A1 3739 A1 3740 C3 3742 C3 3743 C3 3745 C3 3752 C1 3753 C2 3758 C2 3764 B2 3767 A3 3774 A3 3780 A5 3782 A3 3783 A3 3786 B4 3787 C1 3788 C1 3789 C1 3790 C1 3791 C1 3792 C1 3793 C1 3794 C1 3795 C1 3796 C1 3797 C1 3798 C1 3806 B5 3807 B4 3808 A5 3809 A1 3810 A1 3824 A5 3825 A5 3829 C5 3830 C5 3831 C5 3832 C5 3833 C4 3834 C4 3835 C4 3836 C4 3837 C4 3838 C4 3839 C4 3840 C4 3841 C4 3844 C5 3845 C5 3846 C5 3847 C5 3848 C5 3849 C5 3850 C5 3853 C1 3854 C1 3855 C1 3857 B5 3858 B3 3859 B3 3860 B3 3863 C4 3865 C1 3999 B1 4700 C1 4701 C2 4707 B3 4708 B3 4709 B3 4710 B3 4711 B2 4715 A2 4717 A3 4723 A5
4724 A5 4726 C2 4727 C3 4729 C3 4730 B1 4731 B1 4732 B1 4733 B1 4734 C1 4735 C1 4741 B3 4752 B4 4753 C4 4754 B4 4765 B5 4766 B5 4767 B5 4768 B5 5700 C2 5701 C2 5702 C2 5703 B1 5704 B1 5705 A1 5706 A1 5707 C3 5709 C3 5710 B1 5712 C1 5713 B1 5714 B3 5715 A2 5716 A3 5717 A5 5718 A4 5723 A5 5726 B4 5727 A5 5728 B3 5729 B5 5730 B5 5732 C5 5733 C4 5734 C5 5736 B4 7700 C3 7702 C3 7703 C2 7704 C2 7705 A2 7706 A1 7711 B2 7713 B2 7714 A3 7717 A2 7718 A4 7719 A4 7720 A5 7722 A5 7723 B4 7724 B5 7725 C4 7727 C1 7728 C1 7729 C1 7730 C5 7731 C5 7732 C4 7733 C4 7734 C5 7735 C5 7736 C1 7739 A5 7740 B3
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Layout Feature Box 7 Panel (Bottom View)

2719 C3 2721 C2 2729 A5 2732 C3 2735 C4
2738 C4 2741 C4 2746 B5 2755 B3 2757 C4
2758 C3 2759 C3 2766 B4 2777 A4 2778 A4
2779 A4 2781 A4 2782 A4 2784 A4 2789 A3
2791 A2 2793 A4 2795 A3 2797 A3 2798 A3
2799 A2 2801 A3 2803 A3 2804 C2 2833 B3
75F21RE AB 7.
2845 A2 2846 A2 2848 B1 2853 B1 2854 C1
2862 B2 2863 B2 2869 C3 2886 B2 2888 B2
2896 A1 2898 B2 2901 C2 2902 C2 2903 C2
2904 C2 2905 C2 2925 C2 2929 B4 3714 C3
3717 C3 3720 C3 3724 C3 3725 C2 3727 C2
3741 C3 3744 C3 3759 C4 3760 C3 3762 B2
3763 B3 3765 B4 3766 A4 3773 A4 3781 A4
3784 C4 3803 C2 3804 C2 3805 C1 3811 C2 3812 C2 3813 B2 3820 C2 3826 C2 3827 C2 3828 C2 3842 C2 3843 B2 3851 B2 3852 C2 3856 B1 3861 B4 3862 B4 3864 B3 3870 B2 3871 B2 3872 B3 4702 C4 4704 C4 4712 A4 4713 A4 4714 A4 4716 A4 4720 A3 4721 A2 4722 A2 4725 C4 4728 C3 4740 B3 4750 B3 5708 C4 5711 B5 5719 A3 5724 C2 5725 C2 5731 C1 7701 C3 7712 C5 7741 B4
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Power Supply

1
2
POWER SUPPLY
A
net_4mm
B
149V (0V)
0300
100-240 VAC
149V (0V)
F001
1
2
F004
1001
T 2,5 A E 250V
F002
F003
3001
I103
net_3.0mm
4M7
4M7
3000
3002
I102
net_1.6mm
I101
V
2002
2001
220p
I104
330n
net_1.6mm
RES
C
6005
1N4003
I124
0V (0V)
6006
GNDA
GNDA
3034
3035
GNDA
2014
2013
1n
3032
22K
15K
680R
1N4003
82p
2V6 (0V)
3033
2015
GNDA
3030
0V3
(0V)
I125
F071
2V5
(0V)
I127
2V5 (0V)
I128
15K
2049
I129
2V5 (0V)
I130
27n
82K
4n7
7001 MC44603A
8
9
10 15
12
14
13
GNDA
Vdem in
Sync C
R standby
R standby
VOLTAGE FEEDBACK
E/A OUT
2016
GNDA
DEMAGNETICATION
MANAGEMENT
Vdem out
Iref
OSCILLATOR
T
F
P
2.5V
ERROR
AMP
FOLDBACK
FOLDBACK INPUT
I131
15K
3036
100p
GNDA
(REDUCED FREQUENCY)
5
3037
D
E
F
G
H
( )
IN STANDBY
MEASURED
...
HOT GROUND
I
J
STANDBY SUPPLY REPAIR KIT: 3122 785 90390 MAIN SUPPLY REPAIR KIT: 3122 785 90400
1
23
1000
DSP
I106
net_1.6mm
5000 U-15D3
2M2
3003
RES
220p
2004
GROUNDING _STRIP
GNDB
GNDB
3031
I123
10K
2V5 (0V)
16
Rref
Vref
REFERENCE
BLOCK
Vosc prot
Vosc
Iref
STANDBY
CURRENT SENSE INPUT
0V9 (0V8)
180K
0V (0V)
GNDA
STB2 STB1
STANDBY_SUPPLY
Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
456
net_1.6mm
net_1.6mm
GNDA
GNDA
Soft Start & Dmax
I133
11
2u2
2018
net_1.5mm
309V
(309V)
1N5062 (COL)
F005
net_1.6mm
2n2
2000
14
6000
2n2
2003
149V (0V)
F012
Vcc
UVLO1
OUTPUT
BUFFER
Vovp out
Vref
Vcc
OVERVOLTAGE
MANAGEMENT
OVERVOLTAGE
PROTECTION
UVLO1
Vref
22K
3039
GNDA
2201
6204
GBU4J
3
2
F006
F007
12V4 (12V)
I120
1
18V
12V (12V)
Vc
2
0V8 (0V)
3
GND
4
GNDA
1V6 (0V)
I134
6
F060
2202
F062
2005
GNDA
GNDA
I138
I136
F015
GNDA
F061
22u
I206
I137
6201
6202
309V (0V)
net_1.5mm
3010
220u
I111
2007
100n
2012
3043
150R
BAT254
GNDA
3041
1K8
3040
270R
5201
I179
net_2.1mm
308V
(313V)
BZT03-C
net_1.0mm
(200V)
BZT03-C
F013
F014
3042
33R
RES
249V
GNDA
456
I107
Iref
7
3
3005
100R
I105
2
1
3
4
Vref enable
CURRENT SENSE
I132
3038
2017
470p
149V (0V)
I201
I202
I108
220p
2053
GNDB
I109
220p
2054
GNDB
SUPPLY &
INITIALIZATION BLOCK
QSet Latch Reset
THERMAL
SHUTDOWN
Dmax & SOFT-START
CONTROL
Iref
2V1 (0V)
330R
GNDA
2200
6203
1N5062 (COL)
22K
net_2.1mm
1n5
6013
I135
2019
GNDA
3200
1R
2207
149V (0V)
STB2
F008
F009
5004
I176
377V (1V2)
10K
0001
3011
2050
100p
3016
22R
100n
308V (313V)
5202
I178
net_2.1mm
47p
STB1
F010
2006
net_2.1mm
470p
6002
I112
BYD33J
BYD33J
347V
(1V0)
STP6NC60
7000
0V8 (0V)
2020
GNDA
1R
1R
3012
3013
GNDA
6007
12V8 (12V)
BYD33D
2009 100p
I118
F070
12V2 (0V)
21V4
(17V5)
I121
3017
4K7
6008
220u
2011
RES
GNDA
GNDA
net_1.5mm
net_2.1mm
7200 TNY256
DRAIN4ENABLE
5
6
7
8
RES
SOURCE3
SOURCE4
SOURCE5
2204
100n
SOURCE2
SOURCE1
2052
470p
6014
G
2n2
0V (0V)
3014
3044
3K9
BZX79-C24
BYPASS
307V
(0V8)
1R
3015
6009
28V5
(22V0)
I122
2025
F072
F073
net_2.1mm
I113
D
S
I114 I180
I116
2R2
0V (0V)
I117
BYD33D
1N4148
BYD33J
47u
GNDA
I204
1V3 (1V2)
3
2
1
7
2030
F018 F017
220p
5005
GNDA
F011
5002
2008
6011
2206 100p
6010
GNDA
I207
5V9 (5V9)
5003 CT345D7
220p
I115
GNDA
12V4 (12V)
0V (0V)
GNDA
3
4
5
6
7
GNDA
89
2n2
2023
net_1.0mm
I139
2n2
2024
1V3 (0V)
F074
6012
1N4148
F016
7002
TCET1102
32
2V6 (0V) 7V5 (0V)
F064 F063
GNDA
1
2
I224
4
5
I208
2205
1n
32
GNDA
HOT COLD
7
I175
2203
220p
5200 CE165T
76F21RE AB 7.
8 9 10 11
2051
F019 F020
470p
I159
I169
14
I171
I177
14
16
15
14
13
12
I148
11
10
GNDB
I153
8V6 (0V5)
F024
5301
0V (0V)
7
6
I212I213
5V4 (5V4)
7203 TCET1102
4V4 (4V4)
5
NC
4
8
I141
2.5mm
GNDB
GNDB
0V
(0V)
net_1.2mm
F021
I149
0V
(0V)
4.0mm
0V
(0V)
0V
(0V)
GNDB
6108
1N4148
2116
F065 F066
I209
GNDB
I215
1
C
A
BYD33J
I145
RES
I225
STPS8H100
2111
6106
STPS745F
2128 100p
6107
BYD33J
I168
-12V1 (0V)
I170
100n
6310
SB340
2310
100p
3310
100R
REF
2367
GNDB
37V0 (0V2)
net_1.2mm
2127
2101
I142
100p
100p 6101
6110
BYD33J
2104
RES
I146
6102
BYD33J
2105
2107
RES
GNDB
6103
I167
3311
8
3109
100R
7011 TL431
5
4
I214
7202 TL431
1.2mm
9V0
(0V5)
F022
-9V1
(0V2)
I160
220u
3107
1K
NC
I210
F068
470R
2V5 (2V5)
3314
180R
2108
GNDB
2112
GNDB
2114
1
C
A
2311
GNDB
100n
2312
I151
I150
5V3 (0V)
3m3
5104
3u3
I158
I166
2118
100n
I217
COLD GROUND
9
62V2 (2V7)
2102
1m
GNDB
T4A
/250V
1101
0003
3m3
GNDB
47u
I165
I172
8
REF
F025
2367
F027
5V4 (5V4)
F067
1m
3312
3313
I216
470n
GNDB
I147
0002
2115
F023
3112
270R
2V5 (0V)
4K7
F069
3K9
I143 I144
5101
RES
22u
2106
RES
GNDB
5102
3u3
2109
GNDB
2.5mm
I154
I157
2117
100n
GNDB
68K
7K5
3111
3110
4K7
3113
F026
I211
5300
220u
2313
GNDB
10 11
3101
3K3
-0V7 (0V)
3108
3K9
GNDB
220u
1m
5103
3104
6109
GNDB
I173
2129
3102
3K3
1.2mm
8V3 (0V2)
I152
6104
BYD33J
I155
3u3
2113
GNDB
I162
4K7
3105
4K7
I164
1N4148
GNDB
I174
0005
12
GNDB
GNDB
F008
100n
50V / div DC
5µs / div
F011
100V / div DC
5µs / div
F012
20V / div DC
5µs / div
I156
1m
I163
4V9
(0V2)
7101 BC847B
3114
560R
HOT
G5PA
1400
RES
GNDB
6105
BYD33J
GNDB
3106
100R
2
3
3103
T4A
1102
I161
2119
GNDB
0V2 (5V4)
3K3
2110
/250V
COLD
1
4
6402
1N4148
I220
GNDB
+33V
+16V
+8V6
+7V7
2123
100n
47u
GNDB
+5V2
2.5mm
-7V7
POWER _VALID
4u7
F013
2V / div DC
5µs / div
F016
2V / div DC
5µs / div
F024
2V / div DC
10µs / div
2124
GNDB
0V3
(5V2)
7401
BC817
100n
1N4148
I219
12
I218
6401
0V15 (0V6)
I223
100n
2120
GNDB
2121
100n
GNDB
220n
2103
GNDB
100n
2126
GNDB
F026
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
F067
1V / div DC
10µs / div
F069
500mV / div DC
10µs / div
3401
22K
I222
3402
GNDB
GNDB
13 14
0V7 (0V)
10K
3403
100n
2401
22K
F028
F029
F032
F031
5V2 (0V)
F033
F034
F035
F036
F039
5V4 (5V4)
F038
F040
F042
8V8 (0V5)
F043
F044
F045
32V5 (2V6)
F047
F046
F049
5V3 (5V4)
F050
4V8 (0V2)
F051
F052
F053
F054
F055
0V5
F056
(3V3)
F057
F058
RES
GNDB
GNDB
F071
F072
F073
12 13 14
I221
7402
BC847B
PS 307
0307
1
F030
2
3
4
5
F037
6
7
F041
8
9
10
11
PS 306
0306
F048
1
2
3
4
7V6
5
(0V)
-9V2
6
(-0V4)
7
8
F059
9
2125
100n
1V / div DC
10µs / div
1V / div AC
2ms / div
100V / div DC
10µs / div
GND
GND
+5V2_FB
+5V2
+5V2
GND
+5VSTBY
+8V6
+8V6
GND
+33V
GND
POWER_ON
POWER_VALID
50HZ_60HZ
+7V7
-7V7
STANDBY
GND
+16V
CL16532023_037.eps
TO
0307
OUTPUT
SELECTION
+SUPPLY
TO
0306
OUTPUT
SELECTION
+SUPPLY
260901
3112 F10 3113 F10 3114 F11 3200 H5 3310 H8 3311 I9 3312 I9 3313 J9 3314 J9 3401 A12 3402 C12 3403 B13 3999 I11 5000 B2 5002 B7 5003 B7 5004 B5 5005 B7 5101 C10 5102 C10 5103 D10 5104 D9 5200 H7 5201 H5 5202 H5 5300 H10 5301 G8 6000 B4 6002 B6 6005 C1 6006 D1 6007 D6 6008 G6 6009 E6 6010 G7 6011 E7 6012 E7 6013 E5 6014 B6 6101 B9 6102 C9 6103 C9 6104 C10 6105 C11 6106 D8 6107 D8 6108 E8 6109 E10 6110 B9 6201 I5 6202 I5 6203 H3 6204 H4 6310 H8 6401 A12 6402 A12 7000 C6 7001 D1 7002 F7 7011 G9 7101 E11 7200 H6 7202 I9 7203 I8 7401 B12 7402 B13 F001 B1 F002 B1 F003 B1 F004 B1 F005 A4 F006 B5 F007 C5 F008 B5 F009 B6 F010 B6 F011 B7 F012 D4 F013 D5 F014 E5 F015 E5 F016 F7 F017 A7 F018 A7 F019 A8 F020 B8 F021 C8 F022 D9 F023 F9 F024 F8 F025 G9 F026 G10 F027 G9 F028 C13 F029 C13 F030 C13 F031 C13 F032 C13 F033 D13 F034 D13 F035 D13 F036 D13 F037 D13 F038 D13 F039 D13 F040 D13 F041 D13 F042 D13 F043 D13 F044 E13 F045 E13 F046 E13 F047 E13 F048 E13 F049 E13 F050 E13 F051 E13 F052 F13 F053 F13 F054 F13 F055 F13 F056 F13
F057 F13 F058 F13 F059 F13 F060 H4 F061 H5 F062 I4 F063 G7 F064 G7 F065 G8 F066 G8 F067 H9 F068 H9 F069 I9 F070 E6 F071 E1 F072 H6 F073 H6 F074 E7 F996 I11 F997 I11 F998 I11 F999 I11 I101 B2 I102 B1 I103 C1 I104 B2 I105 A3 I106 A2 I107 A3 I108 A3 I109 B3 I111 B5 I112 B6 I113 C7 I114 C7 I115 C7 I116 C7 I117 D7 I118 D6 I120 D5 I121 G6 I122 G7 I123 D3 I124 D1 I125 D1 I127 E1 I128 F1 I129 F1 I130 G1 I131 G2 I132 G3 I133 G4 I134 F5 I135 F5 I136 E5 I137 E5 I138 E5 I139 D7 I141 B8 I142 B9 I143 B10 I144 B10 I145 B8 I146 C9 I147 C9 I148 C8 I149 C8 I150 C9 I151 C9 I152 C11 I153 D8 I154 D10 I155 D11 I156 D11 I157 D10 I158 E9 I159 D8 I160 D9 I161 E11 I162 E11 I163 E11 I164 E10 I165 E9 I166 E9 I167 E9 I168 E8 I169 F8 I170 F8 I171 F8 I172 F9 I173 F10 I174 F10 I175 A8 I176 B6 I177 G8 I178 I5 I179 H5 I180 C7 I201 H3 I202 I3 I204 H7 I206 I5 I207 I7 I208 H7 I209 H8 I210 H9 I211 H10 I212 H8 I213 H8 I214 I9 I215 I8 I216 J9 I217 J9 I218 A12 I219 A12 I220 A11 I221 B13 I222 B12 I223 C12 I224 H7 I225 C8
0001 C6 0002 C9 0003 C9 0005 I12 0300 B1 0306 E13 0307 C13 1000 A3
A
1001 B1 1101 C9 1102 D11 1400 A11 2000 B4 2001 B2 2002 B2 2003 B4 2004 B2 2005 B5 2006 B6 2007 C5
B
2008 C7 2009 D6 2011 G6 2012 D5 2013 D1 2014 E1 2015 G1 2016 G1 2017 G3 2018 G4 2019 F5 2020 C6
C
2023 D7 2024 E7 2025 G6 2030 A7 2049 F1 2050 C5 2051 A8 2052 B6 2053 B3 2054 B3 2101 B9 2102 B9
D
2103 E12 2104 B9 2105 C9 2106 C10 2107 C9 2108 C9 2109 C10 2110 C11 2111 C8 2112 D9 2113 D10 2114 E9
E
2115 E9 2116 F8 2117 E10 2118 F9 2119 E11 2120 D12 2121 D12 2123 C11 2124 F12 2125 F13 2126 E12 2127 B9
F
2128 D8 2129 H10 2200 H3 2201 H4 2202 H4 2203 G8 2204 I6 2205 I7 2206 G7 2207 I5 2310 H8 2311 H9
G
2312 I9 2313 H10 2401 C13 3000 C1 3001 B1 3002 B1 3003 B2 3005 A3 3010 B5 3011 C5 3012 C6 3013 C6
H
3014 C6 3015 D6 3016 D6 3017 G6 3030 D1 3031 D2 3032 E1 3033 F1 3034 F1 3035 G1 3036 G2 3037 G2
I
3038 G3 3039 G4 3040 F5 3041 F5 3042 E5 3043 E5 3044 G6 3101 B10 3102 B11 3103 B11 3104 E10 3105 E10
J
3106 E11 3107 E9 3108 E10 3109 F9 3110 F10 3111 F9
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts

Layout Power Supply (Top Side)

77F21RE AB 7.
0001 B5 0002 C11 0005 C13 0005 A1 0300 B1 0306 A14 0307 C14 2105 A10 2106 A14 2107 D12 2108 D12 2109 B13 2110 A13
2112 C12 3103 B14 3104 C14 3105 C14 3109 A10 3200 A6 3999 D14 5000 C3 6105 A13 6106 C13 6107 D11 6108 B13 6109 B13
6110 B11 6201 A5 1000 D3 1001 D2 1101 D11 1102 C14 1400 B8 2000 B4 2001 C2 2113 C13 2114 B11 2115 A14 2119 A13
2127 B11 2200 A4 2201 B4 5002 B5 5003 C9 5004 B6 5005 C8 5101 A10 5102 B12 5103 C13 6202 A5 6203 A5 6204 A4
6310 A8 6401 A9 6402 A9 7000 B5 2002 B1 2003 B4 2004 A1 2005 C7 2006 C6 2007 B6 2008 C6 2202 A4 2203 B7
2207 A5 2311 A8 2313 A12 3000 A1 3001 A2 5104 A12 5200 A7 5201 A5 5202 A5 5300 All 5301 A8 6000 B4 7001 C5
7002 B9 7200 A5 7203 A7 2011 C6 2018 D5 2023 C4 2024 C4 2025 A6 2030 B9 2051 B9 3002 A2 3003 B2 3005 D3
3010 B7 3011 B5 3012 C6 3013 C6 6002 C7 6005 B5 6006 C5 6007 D4 6008 D4 6009 D4 6010 A6 2052 C6 2053 A3
2054 B3 2101 B11 2102 B11 2103 B12 2104 B10 3014 C6 3015 D6 3016 C6 3042 C5 3043 C6 3101 B12 3102 B12 6011 C4
6012 C4 6014 C6 6101 B11 6102 B10 6103 D11 6104 A12
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0001 B10 0002 C4 0003 C2 0005 A14 0300 B14 0306 A1 0307 C1 1000 D12 1001 D13 1101 D4 1102 C1 1400 B7 2000 B11 2001 C13 2002 B14 2003 B11 2004 A14 2005 C8 2006 C9
2007 B9 2008 C9 2009 D10 2011 C9 2012 C9 2013 C11 2014 C10 2015 C9 2016 C10 2017 C10 2018 D10 2019 C11 2020 B10 2023 C11 2024 C11 2025 A9 2030 B6 2049 D10 2050 B9
2051 B6 2052 C9 2053 A12 2054 B12 2101 B4 2102 B4 2103 B3 2104 B5 2105 A5 2106 A1 2107 D3 2108 D3 2109 B2 2110 A2 2111 C2 2112 C3 2113 C2 2114 B4 2115 A1
2116 A5 2117 B2 2118 A4 2119 A2 2120 C1 2121 C1 2123 A1 2124 A1 2125 A1 2126 B1 2127 B4 2128 D5 2129 C1 2200 A11 2201 B11 2202 A11 2203 B8 2204 A10 2205 A10
2206 A9 2207 A10 2310 A7 2311 A7 2312 A6 2313 A3 2401 A3 3000 A13 3001 A13 3002 A13 3003 B13 3005 D12 3010 B8 3011 B10 3012 C9 3013 C9 3014 C9 3015 D9 3016 C9
3017 D11 3030 C10 3031 D10 3032 D10 3033 D10 3034 D9 3035 C9 3036 C10 3037 C10 3038 C10 3039 C10 3040 C10 3041 C10 3042 C10 3043 C9 3044 D11 3101 B3 3102 B3 3103 B1
3104 C1 3105 C1 3106 B1 3107 B2 3108 B2 3109 A5 3110 B3 3111 B4 3112 B4 3113 A4 3114 A4 3200 A9 3310 A7 3311 A7 3312 A6 3313 A6 3314 A6 3401 A4 3402 A3
3403 A3 3999 D1 5000 C12 5002 B10 5003 C6 5004 B9 5005 C7 5101 A5 5102 B3 5103 C2 5104 A3 5200 A8 5201 A10 5202 A10 5300 A4 5301 A7 6000 B11 6002 C8 6005 B10
6006 C10 6007 D11 6008 D11 6009 D11 6010 A9 6011 C11 6012 C11 6013 C9 6014 C9 6101 B4 6102 B5 6103 D4 6104 A3 6105 A2 6106 C2 6107 D4 6108 B2 6109 B2 6110 B4
6201 A10 6202 A10 6203 A10 6204 All 6310 A7 6401 A6 6402 A6 7000 B10 7001 C10 7002 B6 7011 A4 7101 B1 7200 A10 7202 A6 7203 A8 7401 A4 7402 A3 F001 C14 F002 C14
F003 A13 F004 A13 F005 B11 F006 C8 F007 C11
F008 D8
F009 B12 F010 C12
F011 C7 F012 C11 F013 B10
F014 B10 F015 C9 F016 B6 F017 B6 F018 B6 F019 B5 F020 B5 F021 D4
F022 C2 F023 B4 F024 A5 F025 B4 F026 B3 F027 A7 F028 A1 F029 C1 F030 D1 F031 D2 F032 D1 F033 C1 F034 C1 F035 B1 F036 C1 F037 C1 F038 A4 F039 C2 F040 B1
F041 A3 F042 A3 F043 A1 F044 B1 F045 B3 F046 C1 F047 B1 F048 B1 F049 A2 F050 A1 F051 B1 F052 A1 F053 A2 F054 A1 F055 A2 F056 A1 F057 D1 F058 A1 F059 A5
F060 A10 F061 All F062 A11 F063 A8 F064 A8 F065 A7 F066 A7
F067 A5
F068 A7
F069 A5
F070 D9
F071 D10 F072 A9 F073 A9
F074 C11 F996 D1 F997 D1 F998 D1 F999 D1
I101 B13 I102 C13 I103 A13 I104 B13 I105 C13 I106 C13 I107 D12 I108 B8 I109 B12 I111 B9 I112 C8 I113 B10 I114 B9 I115 D8 I116 D8 I117 D11 I118 D10 I120 C9 I121 D11
I122 C11 I1221 A4 I1222 A3 I1223 A2 I1224 A9 I1225 D4 I123 D9 I124 B10 I125 C10 I127 D10 I128 D10 I129 D10 I130 B6 I131 C10 I132 C10 I133 D10 I134 C10 I135 C11 I136 C10
I137 C10 I138 C9 I139 C11 I141 B5 I142 B4 I143 B4 I144 B3 I145 B5 I146 B5 I147 A5 I148 C5 I149 D4 I150 D4 I151 C3 I152 A2 I153 C4 I154 B2 I155 C2 I156 D2
I157 B2 I158 D2 I159 D5 I160 C5 I161 B1 I162 B1 I163 B1 I164 B1 I165 A2 I166 B2 I167 B2 I168 B2 I169 A6 I170 A5 I171 A5 I172 B5 I173 A4 I174 A4 I175 B6
I176 B8 I177 A7 I178 A10 I179 A10 I180 C10 I201 B12 I202 B11 I204 A9 I206 A10 I207 A10 I208 A11 I209 A8 I210 A7 I211 A4 I212 A7 I213 A8 I214 A7 I215 A8 I216 A5
I217 A6 I218 A5 I219 A6 I220 A6 I221 A4 I222 A3 I223 A2 I224 A9 I225 D4
NOTE: SERVICE TESTPOINTS ARE ACCENTUATED BY SYMBOL AND BOLD IN MAPPING
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Circuit Diagrams and PWB Layouts
79F21RE AB 7.
A
B
C
D
1
SD-CONNECTOR
(Europe only)
DVD
CINCH
INPUTS
Y
PB
PR
L
R
0360-C YKC21-5637
0360-B
YKC21-5637
0360-A
YKC21-5637
0361-A
YKC21-5620
0361-B
YKC21-5620
5
6
0V0
3
4
0V0
1
2
0V0
1
2
0V0
3
4
0V0
2
6001
BZM55-C33
6003
BZM55-C33
6005
BZM55-C33
6007
BZM55-C33
6010
BZM55-C33
1001
1002
1003
1004
1005
1006
1007
1008
1009
1010
6002
BZM55-C33
6004
BZM55-C33
6006
BZM55-C33
6008
BZM55-C33
6009
BZM55-C33
345678
0304
0305
EH-S
0V0
0V0
0V0
0V0
0V0 8V8
0V0
EH-S
3V6
0V0
0V0
0V0
0V0
3V1
TO
AV304
YPBPR-YUV-MATRIX
TO
AV305
AUDIO+CONTROL
A
B
C
D
3002
75R
3003
75R
3004
75R
3007
33K
3011
33K
3005
1K
3009
1K
1011
1012
1013
1014
1015
2006
100p
2010
100p
3006
3K3
3010
3K3
3008
10K
3012
10K
1016
1017
Y_SD
PB_SD
PR_SD
SNDL_SD
SNDR_SD
1018
1019
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
0304 A7 0305 C7 0360-A B1 0360-B B1 0360-C A1 0361-A C1 0361-B C1 1001 A2 1002 A2 1003 A2 1004 B2 1005 B2 1006 B2 1007 C2 1008 C2 1009 C2 1010 C2 1011 A4 1012 A4 1013 B4 1014 C4 1015 C4 1016 C6 1017 C6 1018 B6 1019 D6 2006 C4 2010 C4 3002 A3 3003 B3 3004 B3 3005 C4 3006 C5 3007 C3 3008 C5 3009 C4 3010 C5 3011 C3 3012 C5 3999 D1 6001 A2 6002 A3 6003 B2 6004 B2 6005 B2 6006 B2 6007 C2 6008 C2 6009 C2 6010 C2 F998 D1 F999 D1
1
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Personal Notes:

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8. Electrical Alignments

Index of this chapter:
1. General Alignment Conditions
2. Hardware Alignments
3. Software Alignments
4. Option Settings
Notes:
• The Service Default Mode (SDM) and Service Alignment Mode (SAM) are described in chapter 5. Menu navigation is done with the CURSOR UP, DOWN, LEFT AND RIGHT keys of the remote control transmitter.
• Figures below can deviate slightly from the actual product, due to different set designs.

8.1 General Alignment Conditions

Perform all electrical alignments under the following conditions:
• Power supply voltage: 230 V_ac ± 10%, 50 Hz ± 5%.
• Allow the set to warm up for approximately 20 minutes.
• Voltages and waveforms are measured in relation to tuner earth (with exception to the voltages on the primary side of the power supply).
Caution: never use heatsinks as ground.
• Test probe: Ri > 10 MOhm, Ci < 20 pF.
Before performing any alignments, set the receiver box to the following settings:
• Dynamic contrast: OFF (via the PICTURE menu).
• Active control: OFF (via the remote control. The ACTIVE CONTROL key is the key between the smart keys, and toggles Active Control ON and OFF).
• Smart Picture mode: ECO.

8.2 Hardware Alignments

8.2.1 40.4 MHz Neighbour-channel Sound Trap Alignment

1. Tune to a checker board test pattern (system PAL B/G with a carrier frequency of 475.25 MHz).
2. Connect an oscilloscope to pin 19 (CVBS out) of the SCART1 connection and trigger line frequent.
3. Align the coil L5103 (diagram K1) completely downwards (see figure "SSP topview").
4. Align the coil upwards untill under- and overshoot arise at the black/white and white/black transitions in the video signal (see figure "Waveform sound trap alignment").
5. Align the coil downwards again, untill above mentioned under- and overshoot just disappears.
SSP
0356
SAM SDM
1 2 3
Electrical Alignments
Figure 8-2 Waveform sound trap alignment

8.3 Software Alignments

Notes:
• Alignments are stored automatically
• Dealer option settings are stored automatically
• Service option settings must be stored with the STORE
OPTIONS item in the top level SAM menu. It is not necessary to turn the receiver box OFF and back ON in order to store the values in NVM.
Put the set in SAM mode (see chapter 5). Now you can select the following alignments:
1. GENERAL: –LUMA GAIN –IF AFC –IF LPRIME AFC – TUNER AGC – BLEND INTENSITY – FBX TEST PATTERN
2. DRIVE: – TEST PATTERN –RED – GREEN –BLUE – RED BL OFFSET – GREEN BL OFFSET
3. LUM. DEL: – LUM. DELAY PAL BG – LUM. DELAY PAL I – LUM. DELAY SECAM – LUM. DELAY BYPASS

8.3.1 GENERAL Alignments

LUMA GAIN
This item has a fixed value of "3" (for EU/AP).
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IF AFC
Connect the RF output of a video pattern generator to the antenna input. From the generator, supply a PAL B/G TV signal with a signal strength of at least 1 mV and a frequency of 475.25 MHz.
Alignment procedure:
1. Go to the INSTALL menu.
2. Select MANUAL INSTALLATION.
3. Tune the TV-set to the system and frequency described above via SEARCH - 475.00 - OK.
4. If the frequency shown in the FINE TUNE line (after the SEARCH is completed) is between 475.18 MHz and
475.31 MHz, you do not need to realign the IF AFC.
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5. If the frequency lies outside this range, adjust the frequency in the FINE TUNE line to 475.25 MHz and STORE the program (this is very important because this will disable the AFC algorithm).
6. Navigate to the SAM main menu and select ALIGNMENTS
- GENERAL - IF AFC.
7. During the IF AFC parameter adjustment, there is OSD feedback at the top of the screen.
8. This OSD feedback will contain one of four messages:
Table 8-1 AFC Alignment feedback
AFC-window AFC-frequency versus reference
Out High In High *In* *Low* Out Low
The first item (IN or OUT) informs you whether you are in or out of the AFC window. The second item (HIGH or LOW) informs you whether the AFC frequency is too high or too low.
1. Adjust the IF AFC parameter until the first value is within the AFC window (= IN).
2. Next, adjust the IF AFC parameter until the second value is LOW.
3. After adjustment, STORE the value.
4. Return to the INSTALL menu.
5. Select MANUAL INSTALLATION - SEARCH - 475.00 - OK and STORE. This will turn the AFC algorithm ON again.
Service tip: If you do not trust the frequency accuracy of your service generator, connect it to a "good" TV set and check it with the FINE TUNE line.
You can also use this pattern as a picture generator for the Flat TV plasma monitor (for example, for checking cell defects, interpretation of the ADC/DAC converters, etc).
Important: Be sure to set this pattern to OFF again when it is no longer needed, since it will not be automatically disabled when SAM is exited.

8.3.2 DRIVE Alignments

TEST PATTERN
The TEST PATTERN is not really needed for the alignment of the Receiver box. It can be used in the TV configuration as a test pattern to align the white colour temperatures of the monitor. However, the monitor itself (as a stand alone unit) can also be aligned in other ways (described in the Service Manual of the TV monitor).
RGB Output Amplitude Adjustment
1. Load the RGB output (sub-D connector AV303) of the Receiver box with a TV monitor (or match RGB output lines with 75 ohm resistors, if no monitor is available), and measure the outputs with an oscilloscope.
2. Apply an artificial white CVBS signal (1 V_pp white-to-top­sync, with a 0.3 V sync amplitude) to the external 2 input.
3. Set LUMA GAIN to a value of "3" (via the SAM menu ALIGNMENTS - GENERAL).
4. Set RED, GREEN, and BLUE to "24" (via the SAM menu ALIGNMENTS - DRIVE).
5. Set RED BL OFFSET and GREEN BL OFFSET to "7".
6. Adjust the gain (with the RED, GREEN, and BLUE slider bars) until the oscilloscope-measured values for R, G, and B are 700 mV ± 10 mV with respect to the front porch of the signal.
IF LPRIMEAFC
Same procedure as described above but with other signal source (SECAM L').
TUNER AGC
Connect the RF output of a video pattern generator to the antenna input. From the generator, supply an PAL B/G TV signal with a signal strength of approximately 2 mV and a frequency of 475.25 MHz. Measure the DC voltage on pin 1 of the Tuner (item 1102). You can adjust this voltage by adjusting the TUNER AGC item in the SAM menu. Alignment is correct when the DC voltage is just below 3.8 V.
BLEND INTENSITY
This adjustment aligns the level of transparency of the menu display that is blended into the main display. Use this alignment when the main microprocessor or the HOP IC is replaced.
1. Set the BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, and COLOR values (in the PICTURE menu) at the midpoint.
2. Using a video pattern generator, apply a signal with a 100% white video pattern to the set.
3. Connect an oscilloscope to the “Red” output of the Receiver box (pin 1 of the MONITOR OUT sub-D connector) and measure the Red output level.
4. Align the BLEND INTENSITY parameter so that the blended signal is 65 % of the black/white amplitude. This ratio will be about 0.45 V (blended signal) to 0.7 V (full white signal).

8.3.3 LUM. DELAY Alignments

With this alignment, you place the luminance information directly on the chrominance information (brightness is pushed onto the colour). Input a colour bar or grey scale pattern as a test signal.
LUM. DELAY PAL BG
Set value to "12". If the luminance signal referred to the chrominance signal still has a time delay, adjust the value to solve this.
LUM. DELAY PAL I
Set value to "12". If the luminance signal referred to the chrominance signal still has a time delay, adjust the value to solve this.
LUM. DELAY SECAM
Set value to "11". If the luminance signal referred to the chrominance signal still has a time delay, adjust the value to solve this.
LUM. DELAY BYPASS
Set value to "10". If the luminance signal referred to the chrominance signal still has a time delay, adjust the value to solve this.
FBX TEST PATTERN
When this pattern is switched on, the set will display a picture that slowly changes from black to white, and vice versa. Use this pattern to check the functionality of the circuitry behind the FBX and the FBX function itself.
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8.4 Option settings

8.4.1 Introduction

The microprocessor communicates with a large number of (I2C) ICs in the set. To ensure good communication and make digital diagnosis possible, the microprocessor has to know which ICs to address. The presence or absence of specific ICs or functions is made known by means of the option codes.

8.4.2 Dealer Options

Select this sub-menu to set the initialisation codes (= options) of the set via text menu's.
Menu name Subjects Options Physically in set
Personal Options
Auto Store Mode (for EU)
Txt Preference (for EU)
Note:
Above overview gives the menu items for all regions (EU/AP/US). The correct settings differs per region (see Option Numbers).
Yes Video mute active when there is no signal detected Picture Mute No Noise when there is no signal detected Yes TV starts up with language selection menu Virgin Mode No TV does not start up with language selection menu None Auto Store mode disabled (not in installation menu) PDC-VPS Auto Store mode via ATS (Automatic Tuning System) enabled TXT page Auto Store mode via ACI (Automatic Channel Installation) enabled PDC-VPS-TXT Auto Store mode via ATS or ACI enabled FLOF Preference to FLOF (Full Level One Features) teletext TOP Preference to TOP (Table Of Pages) teletext
All options codes can be manipulated using both the Option Numbers and/or the Option menu. All hardware related options are incorporated under the heading SERVICE OPTIONS in the SAM main menu. All software related options are incorporated under the heading DEALER OPTIONS in the SAM main menu. After you have changed the option(s), save them via the STORE OPTIONS command. The new option setting is only active after the TV is switched OFF and ON again via the mains switch (the EAROM is then read again).
Figure 8-3 Dealer options overview
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8.4.3 Service Options

Select this sub-menu to set the initialisation codes (= options) of the set via text menu's.
Menu-item Subjects Options Description
Europe Setting for Europe Chassis region Region (for EU) AP Setting for AP PAL-multi
Dual Screen
TXT/EPG Dual Screen (for EU)
Teletext
NexTView (for EU)
Monitor type Monitor
Video repro
improvement
Signalling bits
Miscellaneous
Note:
Above overview gives the menu items for all regions (EU/AP/US). The correct settings differs per region (see Option Numbers).
(for EU)
(for EU) Stand Alone
Group 1 e.g. 04492 08449 49555 04112 (see sticker on bottom receiver-box) Opt. No. Group 2 e.g. 04151 00000 00000 00257 (see sticker on bottom receiver-box)
Yes Feature present PIP/Dual Screen No Feature not present Yes Feature present No Feature not present Yes Flash RAM present Flash RAM (for EU) No Flash RAM not present 2 EPG level 2 setting 2C3 EPG level 3 setting F19 Receiver-box can operate with 42î F19D-monitor, when jumper settings on
FM23 Receiver-box can operate with 32î FM23-monitor, when jumper settings
FM24 (SL) Receiver-box can operate with 42î FM24-monitor, when jumper settings
FM25-SL Receiver-box can operate with 50î FM25-monitor, when jumper settings
FM26 (SL) Receiver-box can operate with 42î FM26-monitor, when jumper settings
Eagle Eagle present (Pixel Plus) Featurebox type Falconic Eagle not present (no Pixel Plus) Yes Feature present Light sensor No Feature not present (for FTV1.9 and FM25-SL monitors only) Yes Feature present 2D Combfilter No Feature not present Yes Feature present (for US only) 3D Combfilter No Feature not present Yes LTP (TOPIC) present Picture No LTP (TOPIC) not present Yes Feature present Auto scavem No Feature not present Yes Feature (Eagle) present Pixel Plus No Feature (Eagle) not present Yes For 16:9 sets No For 4:3 sets Yes Set with Home Cinema link Home Cinema No Set without Home Cinema link Yes Feature present Integrated Cinema No Feature not present Yes Option needed for Service to be able to service the receiver-box with a
No Default setting. In this setting, the receiver-box will go to Standby when
Electrical Alignments
AVI-panel are configured in 1.9-mode
on AVI-panel are configured in 2.3-mode
on AVI-panel are configured in 2.3-mode (SL= Speaker Less)
on AVI-panel are configured in 2.3-mode (SL= Speaker Less)
on AVI-panel are configured in 2.3-mode (SL= Speaker Less)
normal PC monitor
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8.4.4 Option Numbers

Select this sub-menu to set all options at once (expressed in two long numbers).
An option number (or 'option byte') represents a number of different options. When you change these numbers directly, you can set all options very fast. All options are controlled via eight option numbers.
Example: The sticker on the bottom cover of an E-box gives the following option numbers:
04556 00257 49411 04112 04119 00001 00000 00271
The first line (group 1) indicates options 1 to 4, the second line (group 2) options 5 to 8 (see tables below).
Figure 8-4 Service options overview
Every 5-digit number represents 16 bits (so maximum number can be 65536 if all options are set). When all the correct options are set, the sum of the decimal values of each Option Byte (OB) will give the option number.
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OB Bit Option name Settings (in decimal values) for F21RE_AB chassis Option
number
Featurebox 0= None
0 1 2
2= Prozonic 3= Eagle 4= Falconic (fixed)
5= Falconic 1050i 1250i 3 Comb Filter 0= Off 8= On (fixed) 4 Auto-Scavem 0= Off (fixed) 16= On (not appl. for FTV) 5 n.a. * 0 6 Light Sensor 0= Off (for FTV1.9 and FM25) 64= On (for the rest) 7 Luma Trans. Proc. 0= Off (for Eagle - PixelPlus - sets) 128= On (for non-Eagle sets)
1
8 PICNIC 0= Off 256= On (fixed)
Sum OB1
(decimal)
9 n.a. * 0
10 n.a. * 0 11 LNA 0= Off (fixed) 2048= On (not appl. for FTV) 12 WSS 0= Off 4096= On (fixed) 13 3D Comb Filter 0= Off 8192= On (fixed) 14 n.a. * 0 15 n.a. * 0
0 Headphone 0= Off 1= On (fixed) 1 Dolby ProLogic 0= Off (fixed) 2= On (not appl. for FTV) 2 Virtual Rear Spkrs 0= Off (fixed) 4= On (not appl. for FTV) 3 Cordless Rear Spkrs 0= Off (fixed) 8= On (not appl. for FTV) 4 Dolby Digital 0= Off (fixed) 16= On (not appl. for FTV) 5 DAS Cabinet 0= Off (fixed) 32= On (not appl. for FTV) 6
Subwoofer 0= Off (fixed)
7
2
8 P50 (for EU) 0= Off (fixed) 256= On
64= Type 1 (not appl. for FTV)
128= Type 2 (not appl. for FTV)
Sum OB2
(decimal)
9 n.a. * 0
10 n.a. * 0 11 n.a. * 0 12 EPG Item (for EU) 0= Off (fixed) 4096= On 13 EPG Type (for EU) 0= Off (fixed) 8192= On 14 n.a. * 0 15 n.a. * 0
0 AV3 0= Off 1= On (fixed) 1 AV4 0= Off 2= On (fixed) 2 AV4 (2fH) 0= Off (fixed) 4= On 3 n.a. * 0 4 Dual Screen 0= Off (fixed) 16= On 5 Scaler 0= Off (fixed) 32= On 6 EPG/TXT DS (for EU) 0= Off (fixed) 64= On (not for US) 7 Aux. Headphone 0= Off 128= On (fixed)
3
8 Aspect Ratio 0= 4:3 (not appl. for FTV) 256= 16:9 (fixed)
Sum OB3
(decimal)
9 Tilt 0= Off (fixed) 512= On (not appl. for FTV)
10 DAF 0= Off (fixed) 1024= On (not appl. for FTV) 11 One Point Control 0= Off (fixed) 2048= On (not appl. for FTV) 12 Stand Alone 0= Off (with Philips plasma monitor) 4096= On (with standard PC-monit.) 13 200 Presets 0= Off (fixed) 8192= On (not appl. for FTV) 14 Home Cinema 0= Off 16384= On (fixed) 15 Integrated RC (P50) 0= Off 32768= On (fixed)
MSP 0= MSP3415 (fixed) 1= MSP3451 (not appl. for FTV)
0 1
2= MSP3411 (not appl. for FTV) 2 China IF 0= Off (fixed) 4= On 3 Tuner 0= Philips (default) 8= Alps (optional) 4 Teletext 0= Off 16= On 5 China Teletext 0= Off (fixed) 32= On 6 Closed Caption 0= Off (fixed) 64= On (not for EU) 7 n.a. * 0
4
8 Digital Module (MILO) 0= Off (fixed) 256= On (not appl. for FTV)
Sum OB4
(decimal)
9 n.a. * 0
10 n.a. * 0 11 n.a. * 0 12 Anti Aging mode 0= Off 4096= On 13 n.a. * 0 14 n.a. * 0 15 n.a. * 0
*) Note:
Bits that are not used have a fixed value of "0", and are mentioned as "n.a. *" in above overview.
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OB Bit Option name Settings (in decimal values) for F21RE_AB chassis Option
0 Auto TV mode 0= Off 1= On 1
Auto Store Mode 0= None
2
3 n.a. * 0 4 Picture Mute 0= Off 16= On 5 Demo mode 0= Off 32= On 6 Virgin mode 0= Off 64= On
5
7 n.a. * 0 8 n.a. * 0
9 n.a. * 0 10 n.a. * 0 11 n.a. * 0 12 TXT Preference 0= TOP 4096= FLOF 13 n.a. * 0 14 n.a. * 0 15 n.a. * 0
0 P50 DVD menu-line 0= Off 1= On
1 Asia 0= Off 2= On
2 n.a. * 0
3 n.a. * 0
4 n.a. * 0
5 n.a. * 0
6 n.a. * 0
7 n.a. * 0
6
8 n.a. * 0
9 n.a. * 0 10 n.a. * 0 11 n.a. * 0 12 n.a. * 0 13 n.a. * 0 14 n.a. * 0 15 n.a. * 0
0 n.a. * 0
1 n.a. * 0
2 n.a. * 0
3 n.a. * 0
4 n.a. * 0
5 n.a. * 0
6 n.a. * 0
7 n.a. * 0
7
8 n.a. * 0
9 n.a. * 0 10 n.a. * 0 11 n.a. * 0 12 n.a. * 0 13 n.a. * 0 14 n.a. * 0 15 n.a. * 0
Cabinet 0= (not appl. for FTV)
0
1
2
3
4 SLDP 0= Off (fixed) 16= On (not appl. for FTV)
5 n.a. * 0
6 AVL 0= Off (fixed) 64= On
7 n.a. * 0
8
*) Note:
FTV Monitor
8
(auto detect)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Bits that are not used have a fixed value of "0", and are mentioned as "n.a. *" in above overview.
0= FTV1.9
2= PDC/VPS 4= TXT Page 6= PDC/VPS/TXT Page
1 - 14= (not appl. for FTV) 15= Other (fixed)
256= FM23 (default) 512= FM24 768= FM24-SL 1024= FM25-SL 1280= FM26 1536= FM26-SL 1792= FM27 2048= FM27-SL 65280= Other
Number
Sum OB5
(decimal)
Sum OB6
(decimal)
Sum OB7
(decimal)
Sum OB8
(decimal)
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Figure 8-6 Option bytes Group 2
Note: If the EAROM is replaced, all the options will require re-
setting. To be certain that the factory settings are reproduced
exactly, you must set both option number lines. These numbers can be found on the bottom of the Receiver box.
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9. Circuit Descriptions, List of Abbreviations, and IC Data Sheets

Index of this chapter:
1. Introduction
2. Power Supply Unit (PSU)
3. Audio Video Interface panel (AVI)
4. Small Signal Panel (SSP)
5. Front panel (FP)
6. Auto TV
7. Abbreviations
8. IC Data sheets
Note:
• Figures can deviate slightly from the actual product, due to different set designs.
• For a good understanding of the following circuit descriptions, please use the diagrams in chapter 6 and 7. Where necessary, you will find a separate drawing for clarification.

9.1 Introduction

This Receiver box (or E-box) is developed for the global market. The service chassis name is F21Rx (x stands for the region; e.g. E=Europe, U= USA). It is an economic version of the F22Rx chassis, with the following features:
• Feature Box 7 for better EMC behaviour and improved "Natural Motion", however without "Eagle" (Pixel Plus).
• Without "Double Window" panel.
• Improved Tuner/Splitter (less noise).
• Without "Down Scaler" panel.
It can drive both FTV1.9 and FM2x plasma screens.

9.2 Power Supply Unit (PSU, diagram PS)

9.2.1 PSU: Introduction

A 35W Power Supply is used in the Receiver box. It supports a range of input voltages (= global), and can be used for almost every E-box version. It delivers the voltages for the SSP, the DW, the FBX (+5VSTB, 5V2, 8V6, 7V7, -7V7 and 33V), and for the specific PWBs. The output of the power supply is connected to the AVI panel. This panel powers all the other PWBs.
The Mains voltage is applied to the input filter that feeds it to the standby supply. This supply is always operational and delivers the +5VSTBY voltage. The task of the main supply is to deliver the supply voltages for the several electrical circuits in the Receiver box. It is switched via a single-pole relay, which is powered from the +5VSTBY voltage and controlled via the POWER_ON and STANDBY signals. The reason to choose for a separate standby supply, instead of a single flyback supply (which can be driven in standby mode like a MC44604), is the requirement to have very low standby power consumption.
The "POWER ON/STBY" knob is located on the Front I/O panel and activates the relay supply (POWER_ON). The microprocessor is then able to switch the set from "standby" to "on" (STANDBY). The green "POWER ON" LED is active, when the 8.6 V is present (HW controlled). The red "STANDBY" LED is active in standby. The OTC controls this via ON_OFF_LED.
150 - 250V
7001 MC44603A
CONTROL
OUTPUT
CURRENT SENSE
OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION
VOLTAGE FEEDBACK
POWER SUPPLY STANDBY SUPPLY
0300
1
2
VCC
Vdem IN
PS
1
3
7
8
6 14
T2,5A
1001
3030
3041
3037
5000
MAIN SUPPLY
6000
3
GBU4J
1
3042
6009
4
6000
2
STP6NC60
G
F013
3016 6007
HOT GROUND HOT COLD
6203
6204
7200 TNY256
CONTROL
2
3
F008
F011
D
S
3012 3013 3014
3015
3200
DRAIN
SOURCE
ENABLE
5003
3
4
6
8
5
4
STANDBY
31103111
F026
3113 3114
6310 SB340
7202 TL431
3310
REF.
2
F067
81
F056
+5VSTBY
5300
3312
F069
3313 3314
POWER-ON
POWER-VALID
-7V7
STANDBY
F054
+5V2 F038
+8V6
+33V
F032
F042
F044
+7V7
F052
F058
0307
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11
0306
1
2
3
4
N.C.
5
6
7
8
9
N.C.
5200
F072
F073
5202
5
2.3
4
6010
7401, 7402
1
ACTIVATING CIRCUIT
2
16
N.C.
6101 6110 3101 3102
15
6103
3109
6106
5103
6107
6108
+8V6
7011 TL431
REF.
1101
T4A
1
2
14
13
12
11
10
9
7002 TCET1103
2
1
4
3
5
4
2
5102
6104 6105
1102
T4A
5104
3107
+8V6
81
7
8
1
2
7101
7203 TCET1102
POWER VALID CIRCUIT
+5V2
+33V
+8V6
+7V7
+5V2
-7V7
Figure 9-1 Block Diagram Power Supply
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The Power Supply module consists of three parts:
1. Mains voltage inlet and filter.
2. Standby supply.
3. Main supply.
The total power balance of the supply can be read from the following table:
Table 9-1 Total power balance
Supply Value
(V)
5V2 5.2 3 2.0 13 8V6 8.6 7 1.25 13.8
+7.7V_audio 8.6 7 0.1 1.2
-7.7V_audio -5.2 7 0.1 1.2 33V_tuner 33 4 mA max. 0.1
5VSTB 5.32 5 0.3 2.7

9.2.2 PSU: Start-up Sequence

For a description of the "start-up sequence", we make a differentiation between the FTV1.9 and the FM2x monitors.
Start-up sequence for an E-box + FTV1.9 Monitor
There are five different "power states" in the E-box:
• Low Power Standby (P < 0.9 W). The Main supply is not
working. Only the OTC and I/O Expanders (on the AVI­panel) are powered from the 5VSTB. The OTC works in one of the low power states (no program execution, but the UART, timer, RC pre-processor, and SW ADC are working).
• Standby (P < 3 W). The Main supply is not working. Only
the OTC and I/O Expanders (on the AVI-panel) are powered from the 5VSTB. The OTC works in high power state (= normal).
• Semi Standby (Europe only). The Main supply is working.
All PWBs are powered. The video in the HOP and the audio on the AVI board are muted. The sync is not send to the monitor. This state is used for EPG and P50 operations.
• On (P < 35 W). The Main supply is working. All PWBs are
powered.
• Off. The OTC and I/O Expanders are not powered
anymore. All the voltages are "off".
The E-box will always start-up in the "Standby" state until the CONFIG_IDENT is detected (means monitor attached). During initialisation, the E-box must check the "TV_standby" bit in the NVM, to decide into which state the E-box and monitor have to be put. This will set the STANDBY pin on the OTC accordingly. The initialisation starts when the E-box is switched "on" and the AC-power is connected. As a result, the 5VSTB supply is activated, and the OTC is activated. Now, the OTC checks the presence of the CONFIG_IDENT signal:
• If this check is successful (this means two following "hand shake" sequences are detected), then the state of the E­box depends on the "TV_standby" bit in the NVM. This bit contains the history data about how previously the TV configuration entered the "standby" state (e.g. when this was done by the user (bit= 1), the set will stay in "standby").
• If this check is not successful, the E-box will go to "Low Power Standby".
Note: For service, the E-box can work in "Stand-alone" power mode. This is detected via the "Stand alone" bit in the NVM. This bit can be set in the Dealer/Service menu.
If the E-box is switched from "Standby" to "On", the STANDBY pin of the OTC is pulled "low", the relay switch is closed, and the main supply is started up. When the 5V2 and 8V6 voltages reach their nominal values, the 5V2_PROT and 8V6_PROT are activated. Now:
Tolerance (%)
Typ. Current (A)
P_max (W)
1. The MSP shall be reset first, as this IC can disturb the I2C traffic, when not reset properly.
2. Secondly, as the POPOV IC of the DW (F2R22 only) can pull the slow SDA line "low" when the HA signal from the main HIP is not available, all traffic on the slow I2C bus needs to be delayed until the HIP is properly initialised and settled. This means a wait state of 100 ms, after the crystal configuration of the HIP has correctly been read out.
3. Next, all other ICs are initialised. Now, the E-box is working, but the monitor is still not displaying a picture.
4. The HOP switches on the PHI1 loop, the software sets all the necessary video and audio parameters, and enables them.
Start-up sequence for an E-box + FM2x Monitor
There are five different "power states" in the E-box:
• Low Power Standby (P < 0.9 W). The Main supply is not working. Only the OTC, I/O Expanders (on the AVI-panel) and remote circuits are powered from the 5VSTB. The OTC works in one of the low power states (no program execution, but the UART, timer, RC pre-processor, and SW ADC are working).
• Peripheral Standby (P < 3 W). This is an intermediate state. This mode is only used temporarily, if the OTC goes from low power standby to normal operation and vice versa.
• Semi Standby (Europe only). The Main supply is working. All PWBs are powered. The video in the HOP and the audio on the AVI board are muted. The sync is not send to the monitor. This state is used for EPG and P50 operations.
• On (P < 35 W). The Main supply is working. All PWBs are powered.
• Off. The OTC and I/O Expanders are not powered anymore. All the voltages are "off".
The E-box will always start-up in the "Standby" state until the AYT (Are You There) is detected. This means that an FM2x monitor is attached (this is different from the FTV1.9 monitor, where a separate CONFIG_IDENT line is used). During initialisation, the E-box must check the "Stand_alone" bit in the NVM. If this bit and the "TV_standby" bit both are not set, the AYT protocol is started, and will wake up the monitor. This will set the STANDBY pin on the OTC accordingly. The initialisation starts when the E-box is switched "on" and the AC-power is connected. As a result, the 5VSTB supply is activated, and the OTC is activated. Now, the OTC checks the presence of the "Standby" bit:
• If the "Standby" bit and the "Stand_alone" (or "Service/ Factory") bit are not set, the AYT protocol is enabled, which will wake up the monitor. If this check is successful, the state of the E-box depends on the "TV_standby" bit in the NVM. This bit contains the history data about how previously the TV configuration entered the "standby" state (e.g. when this was done by the user (bit= 1), the set will stay in "standby").
• If this check is not successful (e.g. set to standby by user), the E-box will go to "Low Power Standby".
Note: For service, the E-box can work in "Stand-alone" power mode. This is detected via the "Stand alone" bit in the NVM. This bit can be set in the Dealer/Service menu. If this bit is "high", the AYT protocol is not used and no FSP commands are send to the monitor.
If the E-box is switched from "Low Power Standby" to "On", the STANDBY pin of the OTC is pulled "low", the relay switch is closed, and the main supply is started up. When the 5V2 and 8V6 voltages reach their nominal values, the 5V2_PROT and 8V6_PROT are activated. Now:
1. The MSP shall be reset first, as this IC can disturb the I2C traffic, when not reset properly.
2. Secondly, as the POPOV IC of the DW (F22Rx only) can pull the slow SDA line "low" when the HA signal from the main HIP is not available, all traffic on the slow I2C bus needs to be delayed until the HIP is properly initialised and
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settled. This means a wait state of 100 ms, after the crystal configuration of the HIP has correctly been read out.
3. Next, all other ICs are initialised. Now, the E-box is working, but the monitor is still not displaying a picture.
4. The HOP switches on the PHI1 loop, the software sets all the necessary video and audio parameters, and enables them.

9.2.3 PSU: Mains Voltage Inlet and Filter

The Mains voltage is provided by inlet 0300, after which it is fused by a T2.5A fuse. The next part, the Mains voltage filter, consists of an LC-common mode filter section. This filter consists of two capacitors (items 2002 and 2004) from both phase and neutral to ground (to reduce the leakage current) and an inductor (5000). Interferences on one of the phases are shorted to ground by these capacitors. Inductor 5000 also provides a differential-mode filtering with capacitor 2001. Resistor 3003 discharges this capacitor after the Mains voltage is disconnected.
At high voltage peaks (for example, lightning surges) on one of the phases, the resistance of VDR 3002 will be very low, causing fuse 1001 to interrupt. At a lightning surge on both phases with respect to chassis ground, the Mains voltage filter will form a high resistance, through which the voltage will rise very sharply. To prevent flashovers, a spark gap (item 1000) is implemented.
Resistors 3000 and 3001 are connected between neutral and chassis ground. They are required by safety regulations.

9.2.4 PSU: Standby supply

Start up
The Standby Supply operates on the AC voltage from the input filter part, and has to deliver a stable regulated 5 V value. The standby supply is always operational when the AC input voltage is present, even when the POWER switch is in the "off" position. After a small bridge rectifier and buffer capacitor (D6203/6204 and C2202), the DC voltage is applied to a switched mode power supply. To reduce self-pollution, the rectifiers are bridged by small capacitors (C2200/2201).
Normal Operation
The Standby Supply itself is build around a "TINYSwitch" TNY256. This IC contains the control circuitry and a power MOSFET needed for an Switched Mode Power Supply (SPMS). It uses a simple "on/off" control loop to regulate the output voltage. The supply for the TNY256 comes via safety resistor R3200, L5200, and L5202. The +5VSTBY voltage at the secondary side is rectified by D6310 and smoothed by C2311.
By using secondary sensing, a very accurate +5VSTBY voltage and high efficiency is achieved. The sensing circuit uses a TL431 as reference voltage/error amplifier. Optocoupler 7203 and coil 5200 are used for the Mains voltage isolation. When the +5VSTBY output voltage rises, the reference voltage on the TL431 will exceed 2.5 V and the current through this device and the optocoupler LED will increase. By this method, the optocoupler transistor will conduct more. When this current (at pin 4 of IC7200) exceeds 50 µA, the MOSFET is switched "off", and the output voltage will drop. When the current drops below 40 µA, the MOSFET is switched "on" again.
Output Voltage
+5VSTBY, which is available on connector 0307, pin 7.
Protections
As the TNY256 is sensitive for transients, a "peak clamp" circuit (300 V zener diodes 6201 and 6202) is used to limit the voltage to a safe level.

9.2.5 PSU: Main supply

Introduction
The main supply is activated by single-pole relay 1400, which delivers the filtered Mains voltage to a rectifier bridge (item
6000). This rectified voltage is the input for the flyback converter, which generates the output voltages. The flyback converter is based on a MC44603AP driven in "discontinues conduction mode" with a fixed frequency of 40 kHz (at nominal Mains voltages). The MC44603AP drives a MOSFET (600 V, 1.2 Ohm), which is snubbered (by 2008) and clamped by an RCD peak clamp. The transformer delivers the secondary output voltages and the primary supply voltage for the IC. Secondary voltage control is on the 5V2 and 8V6 output via a TL431 (item 7011) and an optocoupler (item 7002) back to the error amplifier input of the controller IC.
Output Voltages
The following voltages are generated by the main supply:
• +33V (0307/11) for the Tuner.
• +16V (0306/9).
• +8V6 (0307/8 & 9).
• +7V7 (0306/5).
• -7V7 (0306/6).
• +5V2 (0307/4 & 5).
• +5V2_FB (0307/3).
Start up
ON/OFF
FP PS
3
6
+5VSTBY
7055
+5VSTB
1006
2/3
8/7/6
2/1
5/4
4
STANDBY
(FROM µP)
POWER-ON
3402
3403
7402
3401
6401
6402
1400
7401
Figure 9-2 Start up circuitry
The mechanical "on/off" switch (item 1006) on the Front panel drives IC7055. This is a "power distribution switch", used due to the high switch-on current. It has internal overload and short­circuit protections. A single pole 5 V relay (item 1400) will switch the Receiver box from "standby" to "on". It is controlled via the POWER_ON line.
The start up supply voltage of the control IC comes via the standby supply. It is rectified (D6010), smoothed (C2025), and clamped (D6008). Once the main supply is started, this voltage is taken over by winding 6-8 of transformer 5003 and diode D6007.
Normal operation
The working frequency of 40 kHz is determined by R3032 and C2014. The output voltage is controlled by duty cycle regulation. Output is on pin 3, which drives the FET. A current will flow through transformer coil 3-4 (item 5003), FET 7000, and sense-resistors R3012//R3013//R3014 to ground. The energy stored in the primary winding during the on time is delivered to the secondary windings during the "off" time. The output voltages are rectified and buffered here.
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Regulation is performed by the control loop that consists of reference component 7011 and optocoupler 7002. When the +5V2 output voltage rises, the reference voltage on the TL431 will exceed 2.5 V and the current through this device and the optocoupler LED will increase. By this method, the optocoupler transistor will conduct more, and the voltage over R3035 (and pin 14 of IC7001) will rise. The IC will adjust the duty cycle, the FET will conduct less, and the output voltage will decrease.
Protections
Soft Start and Maximum Duty Cycle
The output voltage is 0 V at start up. This would force IC 7001 to start with a maximum duty cycle, causing a very high current through FET 7000. To prevent this, capacitor C2018 (at pin 11 of IC7001) ensures a soft start (voltage at pin 11 is low at start up, which gives a small duty cycle) and R3039 determines the maximum duty cycle.
Switch Off Peak Voltage
To protect the FET against high peak (drain-source) voltages at switch "off", a peak clamp circuit is added consisting of D6014, D6002, C2007, and R3010. When the FET blocks, the diodes will lead the peak voltages away from the FET and will charge C2007. When the FET conducts, this capacitor is discharged via R3010, the primary coil, and the FET itself.
Over Current and Fold Back
The current through the primary winding is measured by sense resistors R3012, R3013, and R3014. The resulting voltage is measured at pin 7 of IC7001. Once the voltage at this pin exceeds 1 V (so maximum current is set to 3 A), the duty cycle is regulated back. If the output load keeps on increasing (I > 3 A), the system is unable to supply enough energy to maintain the output voltage in regulation. This is detected at pin 5 of IC7001 (via pin 8 of 5003, R3015, D6007 and R3037). Consequently, if this voltage drops below the fold back threshold voltage of 1 V, the IC will adapt the "current sense threshold". This will limit the current supply and by this, the output voltage. This will cause an avalanche effect, causing the supply to rapidly trim down.
Over Voltage
When the voltage on pin 6 of IC7001 will exceed 2.5 V, the control IC will stop oscillating (after 2 µs). The output voltages will drop, and the IC starts again. This can happen when the feedback loop is interrupted.
Switch On/Off Behaviour
Mainsplug In
Umains
5Vstby
Standby
33V, 8V6, 7V7, 5V2, -7V7
Power_valid
t0
= Mainsplug In.
t1
= From STANDBY to ON. = Mainsdip
t3
= From ON to STANDBY
t7
= Mainsplug Out
t10
STBY to ON
t0
t6 t10t9t8t7t5t4t3t2t1
ON to STBY
Figure 9-3 Timing diagram Power Supply
The start up of the PSU has to fulfil certain requirements. At the moment the Mains cord is connected (t0), the standby supply will generate the +5VSTBY (coming from the STANDBY pre-condition). With this voltage present, the microprocessor begins the start up procedure, by making the STANDBY command logic "low" (t1) and the POWER_ON command "high" (coming from the "off" pre-condition). After you press the power switch on the front panel, the "POWER_ON" signal will become "high" and within 2 seconds, the main supply will start, making the POWER_VALID signal "high" (t2). When a Mains dip occurs (t3), the POWER_VALID signal must go "low" before the output voltages will drop and must remain "low" until the Mains voltage returns. When you put the set in standby, the microprocessor makes the STANDBY signal "high" (t7). The output voltages will drop, and the POWER_VALID signal goes "low", but the +5VSTDBY remains present. Finally, this voltage will drop when the Mains cord is disconnected (t10).
Typical timing values are:
• t1 - t2 = 0.1 < t < 1.2 s (dependent on the STANDBY PSU load).
• t3 - t4 = 20 < t < 350 ms (dependent on U_MAINS).
• t4 - t5 = 5 < t < 40 ms (dependent on the main PSU load).
• t5 - t6 = 10 < t < 1000 ms (dependent on U_MAINS and the STANDBY PSU load).
• t7 - t8 = 10 < t < 600 ms (dependent on U_MAINS and the MAIN PSU load).
• t8 - t9 = 5 < t < 40 ms (dependent on the MAIN PSU load).
Mainsplug OutMains Dip
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Demagnetisation
The internal demagnetisation block in IC7001 disables the output (pin 3) during the demagnetisation phase of transformer
5003. This is to prevent the FET from being switched "on". The info is taken from pin 8 of transformer 5003, and fed via R3015 and R3030 to pin 8 of IC7001. When the voltage on this pin drops below 65 mV, the demagnetisation phase is completed, and the FET can switch on.
Audio Plop
The POWER_VALID circuit is designed to detect the disappearance of the Mains voltage (at set switch "off" or at Mains voltage dips). This signal will then mute the audio outputs to prevent audio plops (see diagram AV8 position I7). The circuit compares the +5V2 output with the negative rectified 5V2 winding (which is in fact the transformed rectified Mains voltage). When this voltage disappears, transistor 7101 is activated and the POWER_VALID output will go "low" before the supply output voltages will drop. It will mute the audio outputs and stay "low" until the Mains voltage and the +5V2 output voltage returns.
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9.3 Audio Video Interface Panel (AVI, diagram AV)

9.3.1 AVI: Introduction

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POWER
SU
PPLY
FRONT PANEL
POWER_VALID/ 50HZ_60HZ
STANDBY
+16V/+7V7/-7V7/+33V +5V2/+8V6
+5VSTBY
POWER_ON
POWER_ON
+5VSTBY
+5VSTB
IR_LED/ON_OFF_LED
KEYBOARD
SND_FRONT CVBS_YC_FRONT
RC_FRONT
RC_EXT
SND_SD SND_EXT3 SND_HD
AVI
+5V2/+8V6
+5VSTB
I2C
RC SELECTION
AUDIO
SELECTION
POWER_VALID/ 50HZ_60HZ
STANDBY
+5V2/+8V6
+5VSTB
IR_LED/ ON_OFF_LED
KEYBOARD
UART
I2C
RC_OUT
SND_MAIN SND_SUB
SSP
HD
PANEL
FTV1.9/2.X MONITOR
CVBS_YC_EXT3
YPBPR_SD
HV_EXT_HD
RGB_YPBPR_HD
HV_VGA
RGB_VGA
UAR
T
RC_MON
RGB_MON
HV_MON
YPbPr to RGB
HD
SYNC
PROCESSING
LPF
MAT-
RIX
2fh video and sync processing
1FH VIDEO
SELECTION
SYNC
SELECT
2FH
2FH VIDEO
VIDEO
SELECTION
SELECTION
CVBS_YC_AV1
CVBS_YC_AV2
UI_RGB_FBL
HDVD RGB_VC RGB_HD SND_SSP
2FH
SND_MON
SND_CENTER
AUDIO
MUTE
LEFT/RIGHT
CENTER
SELECTION
Figure 9-4 Block diagram AVI panel
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The AVI contains a video switch, an audio switch, an I/O expander, and an EPLD (or ACEX) with I2C control. The AVI panel is an interface between the following panels/ sources:
• Small Signal panel (SSP).
• Front panel (FP).
• VGA input.
• Standard Definition panel (SD).
• Power Supply panel (PS). It also contains the outputs to the plasma monitor.

9.3.2 AVI: Video Processing

RGB_VGA
RGB_VGA
730075011101
HOPFBXHIP
RGB_HD
INTERFACE
ANTENNA
SCART1 SCART2
CVBS/YC
SCART4
VGA input
7208
CVBS/Y C
YPbPr 1fH
TEA 6415
CVBS_Y_AV1 & C_AV1
CVBS_Y_AV2 & C_AV2
IF
I/O
AV7
AV6
RGB-Fbl_1fH
YUVFbl_1fH_sc1_in
TEA 6415
YPbPr to
YUV (RGB)
Tuner
FP
front­panel
SD
SD-
panel
SubD 15p
Figure 9-5 Block diagram video processing
1fH CVBS and YC Video Selection (diagram AV7)
For the video source selection, a TEA6415 (item 7710) from SGS-Thomson is used. The main function of this IC is to switch eight video input sources to six outputs. Each output can be switched to only one of the inputs, but any same input may be connected to several outputs. All the switching possibilities are controlled through the I2C bus.
At the input of the IC, we find the following signals:
• CVBS or Y/C from FRONT.
• CVBS or Y/C from EXT3.
• CVBS or Y/C from the Scaler (not used in this chassis). At the output of the IC we find:
• CVBS_Y_AV1 and C_AV1.
• CVBS_Y_AV2 and C_AV2. AV1 is connected to the CVBS/YC_FRONT input of the SSP (connector 0333). AV2 is connected to the CVBS/YC_UI input of the SSP (connector 0372). These signals go to the SSP via connectors 0333 and 0372, where they are fed to a second TEA6415 (item 7208), together with the video signals coming from the SCART connectors.
1fH Video processing (diagram AV6)
The YPbPr signals coming from the SD panel (EXT5) are buffered, and then fed through a YPbPr-to-RGB matrix circuit (TSH93, item 7607). The matrix is made with discrete hardware and determined by resistor values. The RGB_SD output signals are then fed to connector 0372 and routed, via an RGB selector, to the RGB2 (Universal Interface) input of the HIP IC (item 7501) on the SSP.
SSP
K
RGB_VC
AV
AV
SubD
15p
TO PDP
RGB_MON
MONITOR
VGA
OUTPUT
CL36532030_013.eps
030403

9.3.3 AVI: Sync Processing

General
V_HD
VGAin
H
V
H_HD
(N.C. for Europe)
H_VGA
V_VGA
7450
H_HD_VGA
V_HD_VGA
VD
(from SSP)
HD
HD_VGA-SELECT (from OTC)
7570
SYNC_TRISTATE_MON (from OTC)
7575
BUFFERS
Figure 9-6 Block diagram sync processing
The block diagram above shows the sync path. The AV Interface has the following sync inputs:
• Sync from VGA source (HV_VGA)
• Sync from SSP (HD_VD)
The selection between these inputs for the main picture is done with switch 7570. This switch is controlled via software with the HD_VGA_SELECT signal.
Note: If the Receiver box has to function without the monitor (e.g. in case of EPG data download), the H and V pulses may not be fed to the monitor. In this case, switch 7570 will be put open with the SYNC_TRISATE_MON control signal (SW controlled).

9.3.4 AVI: Audio Processing

General
The audio-part of the AV-interface consists of three separate parts:
• The source selection.
• The Channel-channel configuration.
• Muting (or anti-plop circuit).
Source Selection
The source selection part redirects the three stereo inputs into two separate channels. These two channels (SNDL/ R_MAIN_OUT and SNDL/R_SUB_OUT) are then connected to the SSP for further processing. Note: The TEA6422 cannot handle the maximum level of 2.8 V of the SNDL/R_VGA signals. Therefore, these signals are attenuated by 3 dB (see R3801/3802 and R3806/3807 on diagram AV8). All other inputs are attenuated at the Front I/O panel or the HD connector panel. These attenuations are corrected again on the SSP.
Centre Channel Selection
The Centre input (cinch at the rear) is a separate audio input. This input bypasses all other inputs, and is designed to obtain a better Home Cinema configuration. In this case, the FTV monitor speakers will function as the centre channel. This input is selected via the CENTER_SELECT signal, which is controlled by the I/O Expander (items IC7880 and TS7853). It is selected by the user from the user menu.
Mute
To prevent audio plops and clicks (when the set is turned "on/ off" or at channel switching), a mute circuit is implemented immediately after the centre channel selection part.
H_MON
V_MON
CL 16532023_055.eps
VGAout
H
V
240901
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+5VSTBY
POWER_VALID
SOUND_ENABLE
3835
10K
6862
7835 7862
68353836150K
3861
3865
47K
10K
3862
10K
7865
+5VSTBY
Figure 9-7 Audio mute circuitry
The table below shows how this is done. It is controlled by the following signals:
• POWER_VALID line is a control signal generated by the power supply.
• SOUND_ENABLE line is a control signal coming from the microprocessor on the SSP.
• +5VSTBY line, from the Front panel.
Table 9-2 Truth table audio mute
3868100K
6868
6867
3867100K
CL16532098_006.eps
7868
7867
180901

9.4.1 SSP: Control

The control part can be divided into:
• Set Control
• TXT/OSD
• Remote Control
Set Control
FLASH
FLASH
(EPG)
(SW)
CVBS-TXT-DW-OUT
PEAKING
FILTER
H, V
+3V3 + RESET
+3V3
RED
GREEN
UART-OUT
KEYBOARD
+5VSTBY RESET
+3V3
A0...A19 D0...D15
DRAM
(TXT)
STBY-LED
8V6
+5V
+8V6
+3V3
7001
SAA580X
5
7
83,84
74
113
90 107
106
105
120
119
117
114
110
109
108
104
103
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
P50-OUT
SAM
SEL_IN_2
IR-LED
LIGHT SENSOR
STATUS SC3
FRONT DETECT
STANDBY
SEL_IN_1
RC5/RC6
POWER-VALID
CONFIG-IDENT
P50-IN
SDM
SOUND ENABLE
RESET AUDIO
ENA-SCALER
POWER_VALID (from PSU)
SOUND_ENABLE (from uP on SSP)
+5VSTBY (from Front Panel)
SIGNAL MUTED
0001 0011 0101 0111 1001 1010 1101 1111
When the SOUND_ENABLE signal is high, the two N-channel FETs are conducting the audio signal to the GND, and will mute the audio output. Why are two FETs implemented? Because in a case of "no mute", and FET 7868 directly connected to ground, the diode in this FET would distort the audio signal too much. With the addition of FET 7867, this distortion is eliminated, because this FET is connected in anti-series. The supply for the inverter is connected to the +5VSTBY. This supply signal is always available when the Mains is connected, so in case the Mains voltage is disconnected, the mute function is disabled.

9.4 Small Signal Panel (SSP, diagram K)

The SSP is based on the one used in the MG3.1 chassis. It consists of the following parts:
1. Control.
2. Video: Tuner and IF.
3. Video: HIP.
4. Video: Feature Box.
5. Video: HOP.
6. Audio
UART-IN
FRAME
RGB, BLENDING
CL 36532021_005.eps
+3V3
EEPROM
M24C32
NVM
TUNER
FDS
3D COMB I/O SELECT V I/O SELECT A
AVI
HIP
HOP
FBX
MSP
slow
fast
I2C3
I2C1
I2C2
91/92
85/86
87/88
89
81
77,78,79,80
Figure 9-8 Block diagram Control part (µP)
The SAA5801 (IC7003) is called the OTC (OSD, TXT, and Control). In this IC, the microprocessor and the TXT-decoder
(or Closed Caption for the USA) are integrated. The SAA5801 is also called the OTC2.5 because also TXT-level 2.5 is supported.
At start up, the RESET signal is generated with TS7006/7007. During a reset, all I/O pins are high. When a RESET is generated, the set is in Standby mode. The 8V6 and the 5V2 are sensed by pins 105 and 106. If one of them is not present, the Power supply is switched "off". The OTC will generate an error code to indicate what was wrong. The horizontal (HOSD-PIP) and vertical (VD) pulses are also fed to the OTC for stable OSD and CC. To create good stable pulses, these signals are inverted and fed to the OTC. The RGB-outputs (77/78/79) together with fading (pin 80) are fed to the HOP. This fading pin has a double function:
• Make the menu transparent.
• Fast-blanking for CC.
There are three I2C busses used (see section "I2C overview"):
1. Slow I2C bus (max. 100 kHz) for tuner, DW, video-, and audio selection.
2. Fast I2C bus (max. 400 kHz) for the HIP, MSP, TOPIC, HOP, and FBX (PICNIC, and FALCONIC).
3. NVM I2C bus for the Non Volatile Memory to avoid data corruption.
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The OTC also has a connection with the Front panel:
• Driving the "on" and "STANDBY" LEDs.
Service tip: The green LED gives a quick indication that the 8V6 voltage is present.
• This chassis has an IR send-LED connected to pin 90 for communication with DST or ComPair.
• The remote control signal comes in on pin 100.
Memory
The set software is in a 4 MB ROM (IC7002) and in a 32 KB ROM inside the OTC. The level at pin 73 of the OTC determines whether this internal software is used at start up. This level is determined with R3026/3029. The external ROM is driven via the OE and CS signals.
The Non Volatile Memory (NVM) IC7008 is a 32 KB version M24C32W6, and is used to store
• Software identification.
• Operational hours.
• Error codes.
• Option codes.
•Presets.
• Alignments.
All ICs in this part are supplied with 3V3. For this, a 3V3 stabilizer is used (IC7009).
Monitor communication (UART/FSP)
In total, four versions of the Receiver box are realised. There is an US and EU version (main difference is the HD part for US). Furthermore, there will be version for the current 42" FTV1.9 monitor and a version for the new FM2x monitor range. The difference between these versions is mainly the communication between the Receiver box and monitor. See table below:
Table 9-3 Overview UART diversity
Conn. 0303 F21R with FTV1.9 F21R with FM2x
Pin 4 Not used RXDO Pin 11 CONFIG_IDENT TXDO Pin 12 TXDO Not used Pin 15 RXDO Not used
The Receiver box has to support both the FTV1.9 and the FM2x plasma monitors. The communication protocol for the FTV1.9 monitor is based on UART with a CONFIG_IDENT signal. However, all FM2x monitors have a new improved protocol called FSP (FTV System Protocol). Therefore, the pin layout on the FTV monitor output connector has been changed.
1519
10
9
FTV2.3
12
11
FTV2.3
2
1
FTV1.9
4
3
FTV1.9
11
1519
7545
one
shot
3595
+5VSTB
7460
FTV2.3
FTV1.9
7
5
7571
CONFIG_IDENT
357635706571
8
6
TO/FROM MONITOR
0303
4
11
12
15
FTV2.3FTV1.9
13579
24681012
+5VSTB
3596
3577
0355
TXDO
TO µP (SSP)
RXDO
+5VSTB
CL16532098_008.eps
180901
As the FM2x has no CONFIG_IDENT signal to "wake up" the Receiver box, a "dummy" CONFIG_IDENT is derived from the RXDO signal with the aid of a "one-shot generator" (item 7545). In order to prevent the RXD-line from connecting to ground, a protection circuit is added. This circuit puts the RXD-buffer into tri-state if the input is connected to ground for more than 100 ms. Because the diversity is realized with jumpers (connector
1519), there are no differences in panel stuffing for both versions.
Teletext/On Screen Display (TXT/OSD)
The TXT/OSD-decoder in the OTC gets its video signal directly on pin 5. The RGB-outputs are available on pins 77/78/79. Fast blanking is realized by pin 80. The RAM (IC7001) of the microprocessor is also used for the decoder.
Remote Control
The remote control uses RC6, because commands like "cursor control in eight directions" are used.
For this chassis, there are three possible RC input sources:
• RC_MON (coming from monitor),
• RC_BOX (coming from box), and
• RC_EXT (coming from an external source; this is not used).
The selection is performed as shown in the figure below:
0313-C 0308-6 0303-9
RC_EXT
RC_FRONT
RC_MON
RC_EXT_PRESENT
7749
7880
7881
7740
2
0
5 3
1
7751
I/O expander
RC_EXT_PRESENT_N
RC_FRONT_SEL_N
0
15 RC_OUT
1
7884
RC_FRONT_MON_SEL
RC_FRONT_SEL
Figure 9-10 Block Diagram RC Selection Circuitry
When CONFIG_IDENT (for FTV1.9) or AYT (for FM2x) is detected, the RC_MON is selected. If there is no monitor connected, the RC_FRONT_SELECT signal is always "low", so RC _MON cannot be selected (via TS7749 and TS7751). After start up, when the I/O-expander is not yet set via I2C, the RC_FRONT signal is connected to RC_OUT.
I2C
CL16532098_007.eps
to SSP
180901
Figure 9-9 Block Diagram UART Circuitry
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9.4.2 SSP: Tuner and IF

1
1102
11
TUNERSPLITTER
TO DW TUNER
40,4
+8V6
+
CVBS-TER
+5V
6102
The demodulated video signal is available at pin 10, and then fed to a sound-trap. This is for filtering the rest sound carrier.
AGC TUNER
1109 75015103
FILTER VIDEO
L5108
SAW
3
2
62 758
Then the group delay time (system dependent) can be adapted, and at pin 13 of the HIP, the CBVS is available for further processing in the set.
The tuner-IF signal is also fed to a second SAW filter for the sound. At pin 5 of the HIP, the IF-sound is available. This signal
VIF
DEMOD
7111
1106
5.5MHz
10
HIP
TDA9320H
12
is fed to the MSP for further processing (the IF-sound is demodulated by the MSP3410).

9.4.3 SSP: HIP (High-end Input Processor, diagram K1)

Introduction
The HIP (IC7501, TDA9320H) has the next functions:
• Source selection.
BG/BG
7502
3560
PLUG EXT1 EXT2
SOURCE
EXT3
SELECT
EXT4 FRONT
3109
1104
FILTER SOUND
SAW
DELAY
OPTIM BG
OR
FLAT
13
14
VIDEO
SWITCH
63
SIF
64
• Video IF-demodulation.
• Luminance, chrominance, and sync processing.
Inputs
The set has a total of five external inputs (AV1 - 5).
The HIP has an integrated source selector, which can handle:
• 3 CVBS inputs.
• 2 Y/C inputs.
• 2 RGB inputs. The HIP detects whether the input is Y/C or CVBS and decides what to do. There are two inputs (pins 39 and 40) for detection of the RGB status. The other status voltages are checked by
AM SOUND
the OTC.
SIF MSP
CL 06532023_046.eps
240901
Figure 9-11 Overview Tuner and IF Part
Normally for chassis with the Double Window feature, a splitter is used. This splitter is on the chassis, beside the main tuner. From this splitter, the aerial signal is fed to the main tuner on the SSP and the DW tuner on the DW panel (which is not present in this chassis). Therefore, the aerial input is on the splitter.
The tuner part contains a tuner and an oscillator-mixer. The tuner is I2C controlled. The reference voltage at pin 9 is 33 V. This voltage (V_TUN) is derived from the secondary side of the standby supply. The OTC, together with the HIP, controls the tuning procedure. The frequency of the local oscillator is compared with the frequency of a reference oscillator by a PLL. The varicap voltage is changed via I2C, and that changes the frequency of the reference oscillator. For the higher frequencies, the tuning speed is increased by increasing the current that changes the varicap voltage.
The IF-part can be split into two important parts:
1. The IF-filter.
2. The IF-amplifier and demodulator.
The IF signal is fed to a SAW filter (item 1109 for the video and 1104 for the audio). The output of this filter is fed to the HIP for demodulation. The demodulator is PLL-controlled via a VCO. This VCO is I2C controlled (Service Alignment Mode IF-AFC alignment). Tuning of the VCO is possible by switching some small capacitors parallel to L5108. These capacitors are integrated in the HIP. In addition, the AGC takeover point is I2C controlled (with the SAM menu).
Service tip: If the AFC is not adjusted correctly, very strange faults can occur: like spontaneous standby switching, cracking sound, incorrect CC, etc.
Video Processing
• The video identification block monitors whether a video signal is detected at one of the inputs. The Y/C switch detects whether the input is CVBS or Y/C, and switches these signals for luminance and chrominance processing. If a comb filter is used, the HIP detects they are "combed", and the YC switch will select the signals for the comb filter. The comb filter can be switched to the right system via the two system lines (SYS1 and SYS2) from the HIP.
• If the input signal is CVBS, then an internal colour trap is used in the Y path.
• The Y-delay can be controlled via the service menu to match the colour to the luminance (because of different signal paths there are different timings)
• Via the RGB-matrix, external RGB-signals are converted to YUV, for further 2fH conversion.
• The internal YUV switch switches between the demodulated video signal and an external RGB source.
• The sync processor in the HIP provides H_A and V_A sync signals for the Feature Box. This sync part is alignment free, but it should be noted that the line oscillator is locked with the colour oscillator.
Note: If the quartz crystal is defective, there will be no colour and synchronization problems. This crystal is very precise: if it is replaced by another type, there may be no colour, because of a different capacity. Therefore, you must use the genuine replacement part.
Outputs
The HIP has the following outputs:
• YUV (50 Hz), for further picture processing on pins 49, 50 and 51.
• CVBS-DW, video signal for the Double Window module (if present) on pin 32.
• CVBS-SC2-OUT, monitor output (WYSIWYR = What You See Is What You Record).
• CVBS-TXT-OUT, CVBS for TXT and Comb filter.
• CVBS-TER, video signal from the tuner is fed to the I/O switching and to EXT1 on pin 19 of SCART.
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9.4.4 SSP: Feature Box (FBX, diagram L)

Introduction
The basic function of the Feature Box (FBX) is picture improvement, and depending on the version, several scan
IC 7714
MS81V04160
MEM1
8UV
8Y
WE IE
BUS C
FILTERS
HA
VA
ADC
8UV
conversion methods are possible. The PICNIC (SAA4978H) is the central key component.
Block diagram
IC 7718
SAA4992
8Y
8UV
8Y
RE D
BUS D
FALCONIC
8UV
8Y
IC 7713
SAA4978H
DAC
IC 7717
MEM 2
IC 7719
(OPTIONAL)
MEM 3
YUV_FEAT
100Hz
DIG SCAN
FILTERS
TO TOPIC
PICNIC
ACTIVE
'HIGH'
.139
HD VD
A0...A7
ALE
ACTIVE
'HIGH'
EN
A8...A15
A0...A7
IC 7711
M27C512
64k PROM
Figure 9-12 Block Diagram FBX7
The 50 Hz YUV signals, coming from the HIP, are fed to the PICNIC via an anti-aliasing filter. The (AABB) "frame frequency doubling" is done by the PICNIC (SAA4978, 160 pins QFP) together with a field memory (MEM1). The PICNIC can handle most 100 Hz functions (except Progressive Scan). Via bus "C", a digitalized signal is presented to MEM1 (Field Memory 1), which is used for the 50 to 100 Hz conversions. The signal goes further via the data-bus to the FALCONIC. This IC has the following functions:
• Line flicker reduction.
• Digital Noise Reduction (DNR).
• Progressive scan. It has an internal CPU and a (small) integrated ROM. The actual FBX7 software is located in an external ROM (item
7711). In order to limit the number of connections between the PICNIC and the external ROM, a number of lines are used twice. The lines A8 to A15 are fixed lines, while the lines A0 to A7 are made switchable with the eight data lines of the ROM. This is done via a Latch (item 7712), which is controlled by pin 139 of the PICNIC (the ALE signal).
At the end, the digital YUV (YUV_FEAT) signals from the PICNIC (pins 12, 14, and 15) enter the TOPIC. This IC has the following functions:
• Luminance Transient Improvement (LTI).
• Peaking.
• Colour transients (CTI) and colour enhancement (TOPIC).
IC 7712
LATCH
IC
D0...D7
CL 36532021_018.eps
The digital YUV-signals from the PICNIC go, via a passive output filter, to the TOPIC and then to the HOP.
PICNIC (Diagram L1)
The PICNIC has the following functions:
• ADC/DAC.
• Interlaced to progressive scan conversion.
• Dual screen compression
• The Panorama mode.
• Automatic Aspect Ratio Adaptation (AARA)
• Colour Transient Improvement (CTI)
• The contrast improvement (Dynamic Contrast). All these functions are integrated in one IC: the SAA4978H, 160 pins QFP.
ADC/DAC
• Analogue to Digital conversion is done with three identical 9-bit ADCs.
• Digital to Analogue conversion uses three identical 10-bit DACs.
In the PICNIC, there are three nine-bit ADCs present for Y, U, and V. For digitising the Y (luminance), nine bits are used (to realize a more detailed picture). These nine bits are only internally used. Via dithering, the nine bits are reduced to eight bits and this data is stored into memory. The data in the memory is fed back to the PICNIC and via un-dithering the data is again reproduced to nine bits for processing.
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U/V (colour difference signals) is also sampled with nine bits. These two nine bit data streams are multiplexed to four bit data streams. As the perception of colours by the human eye is less sensitive to luminance, this reduction is allowed.
Interlaced to progressive scan conversion
The main function of the PICNIC is the "Analogue to Digital" conversion, spatial noise reduction, histogram functions (like Dynamic Contrast and Black Stretch) for YUV, and HV-sync processing. Also, the line frequency is doubled. De-interlacing itself is realized in the FALCONIC (Field And Line CONverter IC).
Further features of the PICNIC:
• Dual Screen Compression. The PICNIC can provide
horizontal video compression up to 50 %. The compress mode can be used to display dual screens.
• The Panorama Mode. To fit 4:3 pictures into a 16:9
display, it is possible to apply a panoramic horizontal distortion, to make a screen-fitting picture without black sidebars or lost video. The centre horizontal gain is programmable and the side gain is automatically adapted to make a screen-fit.
• Automatic Aspect Ratio Adaptation (AARA). This
feature uses data from the "black bar detection circuit" to adapt the vertical and horizontal amplitude to an aspect ratio belonging to the display, without the black bars.
• Dynamic Contrast. To make the contrast (black/white)
range wider, Philips has invented Dynamic Contrast. It uses the digital memory used in 100 Hz sets. It measures every A-field (25 x per second), and digitally analyses where on the greyscale most of the image is located. If it is a relatively dark image, the lighter part of that image is stretched towards white, so that more contrast will become visible in that picture. If it is a relatively light image, the darker part of that image is stretched towards black, so that these darker parts will have more contrast. When the image is in the middle of the greyscale, both dark and light parts are stretched.
FALCONIC (Diagram L3)
Besides "Natural Motion", The FALCONIC (Field And Line CONverter IC) has the following functions:
• Line flicker reduction (Digital Scan).
• Noise reduction (DNR, Dynamic Noise Reduction).
• Vertical Zoom.
• Movie phase detection.
• Progressive scan.
• Variable vertical sample rate conversion.
• Synchronous No parity Eight bit Reception and Transmission interface (SNERT).
422 processing
The FALCONIC can do "422" processing. This means eight data lines for Y and eight data lines for U/V (844 = 422). Therefore, the bandwidth for the colour difference increases: the bandwidth for Y remains 6 MHz, and the bandwidth for colour difference is now 3 MHz. This means that the picture for DVD is much better. For this extra bandwidth, an extra field memory is used: IC7640.
MFO1 MF016
CL 16
CL 16
7634 7602
3V3
CL 32
SR
RE RE
10
SW
CK
CK
13
MEM1A
OE OE
UV C1 C4
R
R
S
S
T
T
W
R
(100Hz)(50Hz)
BUS C
SW
CK
MEM1B
I
W
E
E
I
I
C
C
SR CK
Y C1 C8
UV C5 C8
PICNIC
CL 32
IEE
YD0 YD7
UV D0 UV0
FE04 FF11 FE00 FE03
YB0 YB7
UVB0 UVB3
YC0 YC7
UVC0 UVC3
RE
IC7638
CL 32 CL 32
IC7640
CL 32 CL 32
3V3
BUS A
FALCONIC
BUS F
Y01
D8
UVD1
D8
BUS D
WE_D
BUS D
BUS E
WE_B
BUS B
BUS C
Figure 9-13 Block Diagram Digital Scan
Bus A is the input bus for the FALCONIC. The data comes from the two memory ICs (IC7602 and 7634) and the FALCONIC will cluster this data. It is possible to connect two field memories to the FALCONIC. The output of the FALCONIC is fed back to the PICNIC via bus D.
The FALCONIC has two possible configurations:
• Economy mode: In this mode, only Field Memory 2 is
mounted (saving the cost of Field Memory 3). In this configuration, the full frame store can be made by a factor 2 data compression, using 2 dimensional DPCM techniques. This results in a performance with more quantisation noise, while maintaining improved MEMC quality. In this case, a full "422" processing cannot be achieved. Only the 422-DPCM is possible.
• Full functionality mode: This configuration uses Field
Memory 2 and 3. Therefore, no picture performance concessions are made here. In this mode, all FALCONIC features can be applied optimally. However, to be able to perform full "422" processing, the FM1 must be extended with an extra 4 bits, for a total of 16 bits.
Power Supply and RESET Circuit
Besides the two incoming voltages, 8V6 and 5V2, two stabilizers (for power consumption reasons) are used for the 3V3 (3V3A and 3V3B).
3603
3610
8V6 3V3B +3V3F
3V3P 3V3A
3680
3608
PICNIC
20mS
6 µP RESET
7 WD RESET (WATCH DOG)
2mS
8V6
5640
5V
5V
7631
5606
7630
+5V
3683
7600
3601
3605
3609
3604
C2690 C2656
7601
+5V
WE IE OE
MEM2
+5V +5V
WE IE OE
MEM3
+5V
RSTRRSTR
CL 16532023_049.eps
210901
Improved motion detection (Natural Motion)
This set utilizes AB'A'B scanning, a new sample for Natural Motion. The FALCONIC has an extra advantage for motion detection: the maximum number of pixels that can be followed in AB’A’B scanning is higher: This produces a more natural motion, even with very fast movements.
Improved line flicker reduction (Digital Scan)
The FALCONIC offers motion compensated line flicker reduction. This virtually leads to complete elimination of line flicker.
7613
7612
+5V
+3,3VB
DETECTION 3V3
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Figure 9-14 Block Diagram Reset Circuitry
Via the reset circuit (TS7600/TS7601) a pulse of 20 ms is generated for the µP (in the PICNIC) and for the ROM. After power "on", the 3V3 is built up, which is derived from the 5V2. As long as the 5V2 is below the 3V3, the 3V3 follows the 5V2.
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TS7600 blocks and so does TS7601. The voltage on pin 6 of IC7611 increases in the same way as the 3V3. If the 5V2 rises above 3V3, the 3V3 stabilizes and TS7600 starts to conduct. Capacitors C2656//C2690 are charged by R3604 and R3605. At a voltage of 0.6 V, TS7601 will conduct and the voltage at pin 6 of IC7611 becomes low again. The (P is reset now. If the PICNIC cannot communicate with the ROM, a reset is generated by the watchdog. Pin 7 of the PICNIC generates a pulse to create a new reset pulse for pin 6.
If one of the two supply voltages (3V3A, 3V3B) is absent, a safety problem could occur. The 3V3A is the supply voltage for the PICNIC and the 3V3B for the FALCONIC. If the 3V3 is too low, the base of TS7601 will be low via TS7612 and TS7613. If the base of TS7601 is made low, a RESET signal is generated for the PICNIC.

9.4.5 SSP: TOPIC and HOP (Diagram K6)

Introduction
The TOPIC (The most Outstanding Picture improvement IC, item 7402, type TDA9178), is an (optional) IC between the PICNIC and the HOP. It has the following (picture improvement) functions:
• Luminance Transient Processor (LTP), for detail enhancement.
• Chrominance delay circuitry, to compensate timing differences between Y and C.
• Spectral processor , for improved sharpness and colour transient improvement (CTI).
• Colour vector processor, for skin tone correction, green enhancement and blue stretch.
• Measure and detection circuitry, for AutoTV.
The sandcastle pulse from the HOP (High end Output Processor), is fed to pin 1 of the TOPIC, which is used as reference for timing.
IC 7300 / TDA9330H
Y, U, V FEAT
RGB PIP
RGB TXT
8V6
HD VD
SC
1FH/2FH
VIDEO CONTROL
VFB HFB DYN
TDA 9330 AH
H O P
GEOMETRY
PHASE CORR.
FBCSO
SUPPLY DAC
R G B
HOP DAC
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9.4.6 SSP: Audio processing

Introduction
The sound processing is distributed between the Flat Monitor (amplifier) and the Receiver Box (processing). The sound processing in the Receiver Box is completely done by the: MSP 3410D: demodulation for Europe and AP (including NICAM), or MSP 3440G: demodulation for US/LatAm/Taiwan (this IC also covers Korean stereo). The MSP ICs contain audio processing, used for the basic L/R stereo sound. This processing involves bass, treble (via the equalizer), and balance (trim speakers). The volume is set to a fixed value, because the volume control is done in the monitor (via UART). With the user interface, audio selection can be "mono", "stereo", or "surround" mode (surround mode will give spatial functionality). Stereo and spatial is only possible if a stereo signal is available.
All the extra audio sources, compared with the SSP, can be used in the main channel. The "Centre" input is available on the AV-interface panel. With this input, it is possible to use the monitor left and right speakers as a centre speaker in a home cinema configuration. This input can be selected via the User Interface. For VGA it is not possible to select the "Centre" input, because the E-box OSD is not working for VGA inputs.
The selection of the possible inputs is divided over two separate panels: the SSP and the AVI panel. The input configuration dependents on the E-box version (in combination with a TEA6422 (item 7777), the MSP is also used for a part of the source selection in the E-box).
Table 9-4 Audio I/O overview
Audio inputs and outputs (EU/AP) Location
RF input SSP EXT1= SCART1 L/R-in and L/R-out SSP EXT2= SCART2 L/R-in and L/R-out SSP EXT3= SCART3 L/R-in SSP EXT4= SCART4 L/R-in SSP SD L/R (YPbPr-1fH) SD panel VGA L/R-in AVI panel Center audio in AVI panel Front L/R-in Front panel VGA audio out for FTV monitor L/R-out AVI panel CL-out for a Dolby audio receiver SSP Headphone out L/R Front panel
Figure 9-15 Block diagram HOP
The video processor and digital deflection processor are integrated in the HOP (IC7300, TDA9330H). Its main functions are:
• RGB interface for OSD/CC.
• Control of saturation, contrast, and brightness.
• Black/blue stretch.
Operation
After input selection, the YUV input is converted to RGB outputs. The RGB and fast blanking from the OTC (OSD and CC) are inserted on pins 35 - 38. Blue stretch, measures the amplitude of the three RGB signals. If one of these colour signals reaches more than 80% of the nominal value, the amplification of Red and Green decreases. This is to achieve a higher colour temperature. The RGB outputs are available at pins 40 - 42. They are buffered and fed to connector 0340, which goes to the AV­interface.

9.5 Front Panel (FP, diagram FP)

9.5.1 General

This panel serves as an interface with the "outside world", and has the following inputs/controls/indicators:
• Power switch.
• Power LED.
• Audio L/R in.
• Video CVBS in.
• Video SVHS in.
• Headphone out.
• IR send-LED and receiver-LED (for Service).
• IR receiver (for Remote Control).
• Control buttons for MENU, PROGRAM, and VOLUME.
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9.5.2 Audio path

Front audio inputs (SNDL/R_FRONT) are connected to the TEA6422 (item 7810) on the AV-Interface. The headphone output signal (DS_AUDIO_L/R) from the DW module is routed to the front panel.

9.6 Auto TV

The Auto Picture Control (or AutoTV) aims at giving the customer the best possible picture performance at any time. Therefore, it does a real time processing of the video signal and, as a result, it decides to adapt several video parameters throughout the whole chassis. The user can choose the total effect of the Auto Picture Control on the screen via the remote control.
AutoTV consists of a set of algorithms that perform the following tasks:
• Auto Noise Reduction: – Input: noise measurement done in PICNIC. – Output: noise reduction of PICNIC, coring of PICNIC,
TOPIC (if present), or EAGLE (if present).
• Auto Sharpness: – Input: steepness information and band energy in
PICNIC.
– Output: sharpness settings in PICNIC, TOPIC (if
present), or EAGLE module (if present).
• Auto Ambient Light (in combination with histogram): – Input: light sensor information (from TV monitor). – Output: is depending on the user setting of Active
Control. If "maximum", saturation and contrast of the HOP and histogram settings in PICNIC. If "medium", only HOP saturation and PICNIC histogram.
• Auto colour: – Input: user smart mode choice. – Output: colour features of the EAGLE (or TOPIC), like
green enhancement and skin tone correction.
The FTV E-Box has no own light sensor, instead they is featured in the TV monitors. The E-box is involved in the image control loop for these light sensors. The 42" F19D and 50” FM25 monitor do not have a light sensor.
The user can select four different settings: OFF, MIN, MED and MAX. The setting does not change the amount of the influence of the algorithms on the screen, but partly switches algorithms ON (see table below).
Table 9-5 Active Control settings
Active Control OFF MIN MED MAX ON (**)
Auto Ambient off off on (*) on off Auto Color (***) (***) (***) (***) (***) Auto Histogram on on on on on Auto Sharpness on on on on on Auto Noise off on on on on
(*) In MEDIUM, the monitor contrast coupling of ambient is not working. (**) When the light sensor is not present, ambient light control is not possible and the setting of the AutoTV button is limited to OFF/ON. (***) Independent of Active Control is OFF/MIN/MED/MAX. Dependent of colour enhancement setting (in picture menu) and smart picture mode.

9.7 Abbreviation list

ADC Analogue to Digital Converter AM Amplitude Modulation AP Asia Pacific ATSC Advance Television Systems
Committee AV External Audio/Video AVI Audio and Video Interface B/G Monochrome TV system. Sound
carrier distance is 5.5 MHz BTSC Broadcast Television Standard
Committee. Multiplex FM stereo sound
system, originating from the USA and
used in LATAM and AP-NTSC
countries CBA Circuit Board Assembly (Printed
Circuit Board) ComPair Computer aided rePair CSYNC Composite SYNC CVBS Composite Video Blanking and
Synchronization DAC Digital to Analogue Converter D/K Monochrome TV system. Sound
carrier distance is 6.5 MHz DFU Directions For Use: owner's manual DNR Dynamic Noise Reduction DRAM Dynamic RAM DSP Digital Signal Processing DTS Digital Theatre Sound DVD Digital Video Disc DW Double Window E-box Electronic box (Receiver box) EEPROM Electrically Erasable and
Programmable Read Only Memory EU EUrope EXT EXTernal (source); entering the set by
SCART or cinch (jack) FALCONIC Field And Line CONverter IC FBX Feature BoX FLASH FLASH memory FM Field Memory or Frequency
Modulation FSP FTV System Protocol FTV Flat TV (plasma screen) HD High Definition HFB Horizontal FlyBack HP HeadPhone I Monochrome TV system. Sound
carrier distance is 6.0 MHz I2C Integrated IC bus I2S Integrated IC Sound bus IF Intermediate Frequency Interlaced Scan mode where two fields are used
to form one frame. Each field contains
half the number of the total amount of
lines. The fields are written in "pairs",
causing line flicker. IR Infra Red IRQ Interrupt ReQuest LATAM LATin AMerica LED Light Emitting Diode L/L' Monochrome TV system. Sound
carrier distance is 6.5 MHz. L' is Band
I, L is all bands except for Band I LS LoudSpeaker M/N Monochrome TV system. Sound
carrier distance is 4.5 MHz MOSFET Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field
Effect Transistor MPEG Motion Pictures Experts Group NC Not Connected
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NICAM Near Instantaneous Compounded
Audio Multiplexing. This is a digital sound system, used mainly in Europe.
NTSC National Television Standard
Committee. Colour system used mainly in North America and Japan. Colour carrier NTSC M/N = 3.579545 MHz, NTSC 4.43 = 4.433619 MHz (this is a VCR norm, it is not transmitted off-air)
NVM Non-Volatile Memory: IC containing
TV related data (for example, options) OC Open Circuit OSD On Screen Display P50 Project 50 or Easy Link PAL Phase Alternating Line. Colour system
used mainly in Western Europe
(colour carrier = 4.433619 MHz) and
South America (colour carrier PAL M =
3.575612 MHz and PAL N = 3.582056
MHz) PCB Printed Circuit Board PCM Pulse Code Modulation PICNIC Picture Improvement Combined
Network IC PIP Picture In Picture PLL Phase Locked Loop. Used, for
example, in FST tuning systems. The
customer can directly provide the
desired frequency Progressive Scan Scan mode where all scan lines are
displayed in one frame at the same
time, creating a double vertical
resolution. RAM Random Access Memory RC Remote Control transmitter RC5 Remote Control system 5, the signal
from the remote control receiver RGB Red, Green, and Blue RGBHV Red, Green, Blue, Horizontal sync,
and Vertical sync ROM Read Only Memory RXD Receive Data (UART) SCART Syndicat des Constructeurs
d'Appareils Radiorecepteurs et
Televisieurs SCAVIO Scaler Control Audio Video Input and
Output SCL Serial CLock I2C SD Standard Definition SDA Serial DAta I2C SDRAM Synchronous DRAM SECAM SEequence Couleur Avec Memoire.
Colour system used mainly in France
and Eastern Europe. Colour carriers =
4.406250 MHz and 4.250000 MHz SMPS Switch Mode Power Supply SND SouND S/PDIF Sony Philips Digital InterFace SRAM Static RAM SSP Small Signal Panel STBY STandBY SVHS Super Video Home System SW SoftWare THD Total Harmonic Distortion TOPIC The most Outstanding Picture
improvement IC TXD Transmit Data (UART) TXT TeleteXT UART Universal Asynchronous Receiver
Transmitter uP Microprocessor VCR Video Cassette Recorder VGA Video Graphics Array
YPbPr Component video (Y= Luminance, Pb/
Pr= Colour difference signals)
Y/C Luminance (Y) and Chrominance (C)
signal YUV Component video 0/6/12 SCART switch control signal on A/V
board. 0 = loop through (AUX to TV), 6
= play 16:9 format, 12 = play 4:3
format 480i 480 visible lines, interlaced 480p 480 visible lines, progressive scan 1080i 1080 visible lines, interlaced 1080p 1080 visible lines, progressive scan
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