Sound Nicam-2CS paneldiagram D2625
8 Electrical adjustments27
9 Circuit diagram description (new circuits)29
10 Directions for use32
11 List of abbreviations36
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1Technical specifications
Mains Voltage:: 220 - 240 V AC
1Technical specifications
: (+/- 10%)
Power consumption: 17” 50 W
: (stand by < 7 W)
: 21” 57 W
: (stand by < 7 W)
Pull in range colour sync: +/- 300 Hz
Pull in range horizontal sync: +/- 600 Hz
Pull in range vertical sync: 45 - 64.5 Hz
3Safety instructions, Maintenance instruction, Warnings and Notes
3.1Safety instructions for repairs
Figure 3-1
1. Safety regulations require that during a repair:
– the set should be connected to the mains via an
isolating transformer;
– safety components, indicated by the symbol (see fig.
3.1), should be replaced by components identical to
the original ones;
– when replacing the CRT, safety goggles must be worn.
2. Safety regulations require that after a repair the set must
be returned in its original condition. In particular attention
should be paid to the following points.
– As a strict precaution, we advise you to resolder the
solder joints through which the horizontal deflection
current is flowing, in particular:
•all pins of the line output transformer (LOT);
•fly-back capacitor(s);
•S-correction capacitor(s);
•line output transistor;
•pins of the connector with wires to the deflection
coil;
•other components through which the deflection
current flows.
Note: This resoldering is advised to prevent bad
connections due to metal fatigue in solder joints and is
therefore only necessary for television sets older than
2 years. The wire trees and EHT cable should be
routed correctly and fixed with the mounted cable
clamps.
– The insulation of the mains lead should be checked for
external damage.
– The mains lead strain relief should be checked for its
function in order to avoid touching the CRT, hot
components or heat sinks.
– The electrical DC resistance between the mains plug
and the secondary side should be checked (only for
sets which have a mains isolated power supply). This
check can be done as follows:
•unplugthe mains cordand connecta wirebetween
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 MW and 12 MW;
•switchoff the TV andremove the wire between the
two pins of the mains plug.
– The cabinet should be checked for defects to avoid
touching of any inner parts by the customer.
– When the set is used in circumstances with higher dust,
grease or moisture levels, for example in a kitchen, the
recommended interval is 1 year.
– The maintenance inspection contains thefollowing actions:
•Execute the above mentioned 'general repair
instruction'.
•Clean the power supply and deflection circuitry on the
chassis.
•Cleanthe picture tube panel and the neck of the picture
tube.
3.3Warnings
1. ESD
All ICs and many other semiconductors are susceptible to
electrostatic discharges (ESD). Careless handling during
repair can reduce life drastically. When repairing, make
sure that you are connected with the same potential as the
mass of the set by a wristband with resistance. Keep
components and tools also at this same potential.
– Available ESD protection equipment:
– anti-static table mat (large 1200x650x1.25mm) 4822
466 10953
– anti-static table mat (small 600x650x1.25mm) 4822
2. In order to prevent damage to ICs and transistors, all highvoltage flashovers must be avoided. In order to prevent
damage to the picture tube, the method shown in Fig. 3.2
should be used to discharge the picture tube. Use a highvoltageprobe and a multimeter (positionDC-V). Discharge
until the meter reading is 0V (after approx. 30s).
3. Togetherwith the deflection unit and anymultipole unit, the
flat square picture tubes used from an integrated unit. The
deflection and the multipole units are set optimally at the
factory.Adjustmentofthisunit during repair is therefore not
recommended.
4. Be careful during measurements in the high-voltage
section and on the picture tube.
5. Never replace modules or other components while the unit
is switched on.
6. When making settings, use plastic rather than metal tools.
This will prevent any short circuits and the danger of a
circuit becoming unstable.
7. Wearsafety goggles during replacement ofthe picture tube
3.2Maintenance instruction
It is recommended to have a maintenance inspection carried
out by a qualified service employee. The interval depends on
the usage conditions:
– When the set is used under normal circumstances, for
example in a living room, the recommended interval is 3 to
5 years.
3.4Notes
1. The direct voltages and oscillograms should be measured
with regard to the tuner earth , or hot earth as this is called
(see fig. 3.3)
2. The direct voltages and oscillograms shown in the
diagrams are indicative and should be measured in the
Service Default Mode (see chapter 8) with a colour bar
signal and stereo sound (L:3 kHz, R:1 kHz unless stated
otherwise) and picture carrier at 475.25 MHz.
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3Safety instructions, Maintenance instruction,
3. Wherenecessary, the oscillograms and directvoltages are
measured with and without aerial signal. Voltages in the
power supply section are measured both for normal
operation and in standby . These values are indicated by
means of the appropriate symbols (see fig. 3.3).
4. The picture tube PWB has printed spark gaps. Each spark
gap is connected between an electrode of the picture tube
and the Aquadag coating.
5. The semiconductors indicated in the circuit diagram and in
the parts lists are completely interchangeable per position
with the semiconductors in the unit, irrespective of the type
indication on these semiconductors.
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Figure 3-2
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tuner earth
tuner aarde
la masse du tuner
Tuner-Erde
massa del tuner
tierra del sintonizador
with aerial signal
met antenne signaal
avec signal d'antenne
mit Antennensignal
con segnale d'antenna
con la señal de antena
normal condition
normaal bedrijf
fonctionnement normal
normaler Betrieb
funzionamento normale
funcionamiento normal
massa calda
zonder antenne signaal
Figure 3-3
hot earth
hete aarde
la terre directe
heißen Erde
tierra caliente
without aerial signal
sans signal d'antenne
.ohne Antennensignal
senza segnale d'antenna
sin la señal de antena
stand by
stand by
position de veille
in Bereitschaft
modo di attesa
posición de espera
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4Mechanical instructions
For the service position of the main carrier see Fig. 4.1.
The main carrier can be removed by releasing the 2 carrier
blocking lips (1) and pulling the carrier panel backwards.
4Mechanical instructions
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5.1 Test points
The PWB boards have service printing on both sides. In the
service printing test points are included. These test points are
referring to the electrical function as mentioned below:
Test pointElectrical function
•A1,A2, etc.:Audio
•C1,C2, etc.:Control
•F1,F2, etc.:Frame drive and frame output
•L1,L2, etc.:Line drive and line output
•P1, P2,etc.:Power supply
•S1,S2- etc.:Synchronisation
•V1,V2, etc.:Video
The numbering is done in a for diagnostics logical sequence.
Example: Checking the power supply, start with test point P1,
P2 etc.).
5.2Service mode
The service mode is split into two parts:
– Service Default Mode (SDM).
– Service Alignment Mode (SAM).
– For Multi-Europe setsPAL-BG
– For Multi-France setsSECAM-L
Tuning:
– For sets with VST tuner: Programme number 1is selected .
Further settings:
– The automatic switch off (no IDENT) timer and the sleep
timer will be ignored.
– The child lock will be disabled.
– If the TV set was in hotel mode, this mode is disabled as
long as the TV is in SDM or SAM mode.
– Brightness, saturation, sharpness, contrast and balance
are initialised on 50% level.
– The volume is set to 25% level.
– The TV set is normally controllable.
– All displayed text in SDM and SAM menu are in English.
5.4SDM (Service Default Mode)
5.4.1SDM menu
Below in Fig.6.1 an example of the SDM menu is shown.
Between clamps a short explanation of each item is added.
5.2.1Entering and leaving SDM and SAM
1. Entering SDM
•To entry the SDM , there are two possibilities:
– Via the "DEFAULT" button on the DST (Dealer
Service Tool)
– Via short circuiting the service pins 0025 and 0024
(mass), while switching on the set via the mains
switch. For 0025 and 0024 see Diagram A4 and
the PWB drawing of the main panel.
•Inthe SDM mode aS (in green) and the SDM menu(in
red) is displayed.(see Fig.6.1).
2. Entering SAM
•To entry the SAM , there are two possibilities.
– Viathe "ALIGN" button on the DST (Dealer Service
Tool)
– Via short circuiting the Service pins M28 and M29
(mass), while switching on the set via the mains
switch. For M28 and M29 see Diagram A4 and the
PWB drawing of the main panel.
•In the SAM mode a S (in green) and the SAM main
menu (in red) is displayed.(see Fig.6.2).
Remark: After the set is in the SDM or SAM mode the short
circuit can be removed.
001E2.17.6S
(life timer)(software
indication)
ASON
(option abbreviation)(option status)
ERR00000
(error)(error buffer)
OPT36C8 B805 2401
(option)(12 digit option
code)
Fig.6.1
(service mode
indication)
5.2.2Leaving SDM or SAM
To leave the SDM or SAM mode , push the stand-by button on
the remote control
Remark:After switching off and on bythemains switch , the set
remains in the SDM or SAM mode.
5.3Initial states
The initial state after switching on in the SDM or SAM mode is:
System:
Below a more detailed information of each item is given
5.4.2Life timer
The indication is in hexadecimal notation. Each hour the set is
switched on (not standby) the number is incremented by 1.
Also each time the set is switched on the number is
incremented by 1.
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5.4.3Software indication number.
For each software change this number will be changed.
5.4.4Service mode indication.
The S indicates that the set is in SDM or SAM mode.
5.4.5ERROR and ERROR buffer
(ERR refers to the "ERROR BUFFER")
00000 represent the contents of the so called "ERROR
BUFFER". This buffer consist of 5 digits. In each digit an
ERROR code can be displayed. The last five errors, are stored
in the EEPROM, and are shown in this buffer. An error will be
added to the buffer if this error differs from the last error in the
buffer. The last detected error is displayed on the most left
digit.
Example: Suppose the display shows: 3 4 1 3 1. This means
the last found error is error code 3; the last found error but one
is error code 4, etc.
Remark: The ERROR BUFFER is erased when the set is
switched from SDM or SAM in stand by , or via code 99 via
DST.(Dealer service Tool).
5.4.7Option abbreviation and Option status.
To select another option abbreviation use the MENU UP/
DOWN buttons and to change the status use the MENU LEFT/
RIGHT buttons.
Elucidation:
With above items the option statuses stored in the EEPROM
can be changed.
This is necessary if the EEPROM is replaced by a fresh
EEPROM, because a fresh EEPROM is initial loaded with
default options and statuses by the microcomputer. The
options stored in the factory can differ per type and stroke
number. Therefore it is necessary to load the EEPROM with
the correct statuses These options with statuses are indicated
on a sticker glued on the CRT. For an example of the sticker
see table 6.1 (this table is valid for 21PT1663/00).
Table 6.1
Option abbreviationStatus
ATON
AVON
The following error codes have been defined:
Error codeError descriptionPossible defective
0No error
1Internal RAM error
of æC
2General I2C error
3EEPROM
Configuration error
(Checksum error)
4I2C error audio
processor
5I2C error TV
processor
6EEPROM errorST24C04
7I2C error PLL tunerPLL tuner
8POR bit high (43-
5.4.6 ERROR code indication via blinking stand by LED
The ERROR codes 2, 5 and 8 are also indicated via blinking of
the stand by LED. This is important if no OSD function or
picture is available.
The method is to show LED blinks as many as the error code.
Example: Error code 5 will result in five blinks ( 0.25 seconds
ON and 0.25 seconds OFF).
After this sequence the LED will be OFF for 3 seconds.
XTON
(Table only valid for 21PT1663/00)
Loading a fresh EEPROM
– Switch on the TV via the power switch.
– Audio mute the TV (to get no big noise).
–Change the option statuses as indicated on the sticker on
theCRT.
– Put TV in stand by via the remote control.
– Switch on the TV again via the remote control.
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– Switch OFF the TV via the power switch
– Switch on the TV again via the power switch.
In table 2 all the possible option abbreviation with full option
name and possible statuses for "Europe" sets are listed. The
status can be "ON", "OFF" or can have another indication.
OPT is the abbreviation of OPTION, this abbreviation refers to
the following 12 digit hexadecimal option codes (36C8 B805
2401)
The option code can not be selected. It only give a quick
indication in hexadecimal form of the options settings of the
relevant set.
5.5SAM (Service Alignment Mode)
Via the SAM, service software alignments can be executed.
When entering SAM a main menu is displayed Via the main
menu sub menus can be selected.
5.5.1SAM main menu (see Fig. 6.2)
In the main menu the items of the basic software alignments
are indicated.
Theitems can be selected withthe UP(+)/DOWN(-) arrow keys
on the remote control. Entry into the sub menus is executed
with the VOL.(+)/VOL.(-) arrow keys.
SAM MAIN MENU
NB = National brand
MV = Magnavox
PGProgram guideON/OFF
PRPresets 99
59
79
SASpatialON/OFF
SBSound BoardIN = ITT NICAM
IT = ITT 2CS
MA = MONO ALL
MM = Multi Mono
SPSmart pictureON/OFF
SSSmart Sound FullON/OFF
SUSurfON/OFF
SYSystem ClusterEW = Europe West
Below an example of the white tone sub menu and the derived
"WARM", "COOL" and "NORMAL" sub menus are given. With
these menus the WARM, COOL and NORMAL colour
temperatures can be changed.
MAIN WHITE TONE MENU
S
WARM <
COOL<
NORMAL<
WARM TEMPERATURE SUB MENU
WARMS
RED39
TunerS
AGC23
F-PLL3
IF PLL L'0
AFW240 KHz
AFA0
AFB1
Item AGC:
For the setting of the item AGC see RF AGC adjustment
paragraph 8.1.4 of chapter 8.
Item IF-PLL, IF-PLL L ACCENT, AFW, AFA and AFB,
When the main signal processor IC TDA8373/74 is changed,
the IF-PLL and IF-PLL L ACCENT need to be realigned
GREEN39
BLUE25
COOL TEMPERATURE SUB MENU
COOLS
RED39
GREEN39
BLUE25
NORMAL TEMPERATURE SUB MENU
NORMALS
RED39
GREEN39
BLUE25
Forthe settings of IF-PLL, IF-PLL L ACCENTandAFW see the
picture demodulator adjustments paragraph 8.1.5 of chapter 8.
Remark: AFA and AFB are adjusting indicators and therefore
not selectable.
Remark:
Only one of the 3 items (RED, GREEN or BLUE) will be
displayedonthescreen.Via"scrollingwiththeUP/DOWN keys
the items can be changed.
The item's red, green or blue can be changed by first pressing
the control left/right keys to highlight the desired setting. With
the desired setting high lighted, the user can increment or
decrement the setting by using the control up/down key. All
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changed data are stored into the EEPROM after returning to
the SAM main menu via the OK key.
The initial default value for all setting is 37.
The factory settings of the colour temperatures are:
WARM; R = 45, G = 32, B = 26
NORMAL; R = 37, G = X, B = Y
COOL; R = 37, G = 32, B = 31
Remark: In NORMAL position the values X (G) and Y (B) are
adjusted for 8500K colour temperature.
5.5.7GEOMETRY
The geometry menu contains the following information:
S
HSH25
VSL32
VAM23
– All software is suspended till the DST mode is left.
–The dealer mode status is left if the stand-by command is
received
5.7Hotel-mode
Entering the hotel-mode :
– Select channel 38
–Push the menu button on the local keyboard (vol. + & vol.
- ) and the OSD-button of the RC simultaneously for 3
seconds.
–The screen shows the "HOTEL MODE SUB MENU "ON".
Via this menu the wanted blanked channels can be
selected.
Leaving the hotel mode :
– Same as entering the hotel mode.
–The screen shows the "HOTEL MODE SUB MENU "OFF".
Remarks:
– In the HOTEL mode the Installation menu cannot be
entered.
– When entering the hotel mode the maximum volume will
be the current value.
– The set will always switch to a selectable channel when
set is switched on.
SC13
VSH27
Uponenter into the picture geometry menu, thefirstitem will be
highlighted.
The value can be incremented or decremented by pressing the
control right or left key.
Therestof the parameters can be scrolled through by usingthe
control up/down keys.
All changed data will be stored into the EEPROM after
returning to the service main menu via the OK key.
With the SDM, under mentioned extra service features can be
executed
HOTEL MODE SUB MENU "ON"
38HOTEL ON
EXIT>
HOTEL CHANNEL38
HOTEL MODE SUB MENU " OFF "
38HOTEL OFF
– Direct entering SDM via the "DEFAULT" button on the
DST.
– Direct entering SAM via the "ALIGN" button on the DST.
–Incase of no (OSD)picture theerror buffercan be readout
using the "BLINKING LED"procedure (see also paragraph
6.7) by pressing the "DIAGNOSE" button on the DST.
Remark:
– Entry of the SDM and SAM via the DST is possible in all
states, except from stand-by.
Remark: The Hotel mode can only be activated if the Hotel
mode option status (HO=ON), see table 2.
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Check:
- R3451 [A2]
- R3449 [A2]
No
Reference
[A1] Diagram
13L7.2E
THE TV. SET
SWITCH - ON
No picture
Sound OK
No Sound
No picture
Reaction on RC
Over voltage protection
Yes
>2v5?
Peak voltage
at pin 6 IC7520 [A1]
LED
No
No
ON ?
Continuously
is OK ?
Voltage
+13V, -13V (Lot)
<2v5?
Voltage
at pin 14 IC7520 [A1]
Check:
D6540, L5540 [A1]
"Take-over circuit"
No
No
Yes
Check:
LED Blinking?
(not error codes)
Yes
Check:
"Primary circuit sensing
"Feedback loop"
D6537, R3541 [A1]
Yes
No
LED reaction on RC
Check:
Heater voltage [A2]
Check:
+8V supply
FM / CVBS
Check:
Horz. cicuit
No
Check:
D6445 [A2]
TS7445 [A2]
mode?
Set in Hick-up
Check:
IC7401 [A2]
Vertical defl. problem
FET7518 [A1]
No
No
present?
Voltag on C2508 [A1]
Yes
Check:
R3500 [A1]
TS7518 [A1]
FUSE Item 1500 [A1]
Check:
+5V (supply control)
FUSE Item 1560 [A1]
Check:
No
IC7520? [A1]
Voltage at pin 1
R3510 [A1]
D6510 [A1]
Yes
Yes
IC7520? [A1]
Pulses at pin3
Check:
R3525 [A1]
R3517 [A1]
No
Replace IC7520 [A1]
FET7518 [A1]
No Sound
No picture
Reaction on RC
Yes
Check:
"Protection mode".
Set in "Stand-by" or
Stand-by circuit
+8V, VFL, Flyback
+13V (LOT), IC7541
Yes
Check:
D6445 [A2]
FET7518 [A1]
TS7445 on Shortcircuit [A2]
whiteSnowB/W
+160V
Check:
Tuner
Check:
Check:
Vertical
Check:
Horzontal
Check:
C 2205 [A3]
R3470 [A2]
+9V
Voltage
Pin 6 [A3]
Defl.circuit
IC 7401 [A2]
Defl.circuit
D 6441 [A2]
D 6445 [A2]
TS 7445 [A2]
R 3234 [A3]
R 3254 [A3]
D 6560 [A1]
IC 7541 [A1]
6Fault finding, Block diagram
6Fault finding, Block diagram
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PANELS
SYSTEM
-
AUDIO
DIFFERENT
C
MONO
-
MULTI
C
MONO
MULTI
A5
A5
0033
M 11
0130
7501-2B
7505‚7507
15017501-2A
A5
0030
0030
D
0130
0088
NICAM
0022
0033
0022
A5
A5
A5
M 9
AM
M 9
M 11
8
DET.
7511,7514
0030
0130
6
AUDIO OUTPUT
7402
TDA7056B (3WATT)
3
BASS
TRBLE
7508‚7510
12345
12345
+ R
8
AMPLIFIER
PROC.
˜˜˜
+8V
19
N C
MOD_L_IN1
+13V/+9V
123456789
0022
123456789
M 9
INT/EXT
+10V/14V
(A4- 48)
A3
3141
55
FM
AUDIO
7225_6F
7225 - 5E
1
A5
1101
14L7.2E
123456789
0033
1236789
4
M 11
SCL
LEFT_OUT
RIGHT_OUT
(A4 - 40)
(A4 - 38)
(A4 - 37)
CVBS EXT1 (A3-18)
2018161412
2119171513
SCART
CVBS - OUT(A3-29)
5
SDA
(A4 - 39)
BL TXT1 OSD(A3-27)
+8V
R TXT OSD(A3-26)
10
11
101112131415161718
CVBS_SOUND
MOD_L_IN2
MOD_R_IN2
(A3 - 34)
(A4-80)
864
10
97531
11
G TXT OSD(A3-25)
13141516171819
L - EXT 1
AV1/AV2/AVL
MONO/STROB/BG-L
(A3 - 31) IF
(A4 - 45)
(A4 - 43)
CHROM2-STATUS
MOD_L_IN1
2
B TXT OSD(A3-24)
LEFT OUT(A5-37)
SIF/FM
MOD_R_IN1
MOD_R_IN1
RIGHT OUT(A5-38)
SOUND-PROCESSING VIDEO-INTERFACE SOUND-INTERFACE
A 5
(A1 - 2)
(A3 - 21)
SDA
V-TUNE
(A3 - 33)
(A3 - 34)
VOLUME
(A5 - 51)
(A3 - 13)
SCL
0025
7620
BG-L
/
STOBE
/
MONO
(A5 - 43)
(A3 - 22)
SERVICE
DK
/
BG
-
or
-
L
/
BG
(A5 - 36)
(A3 - 40)
SDM
MODE
0024
EEPROM
SW
-
STR
-
BLACK
(A5 - 23)
(A3 - 80)
1670
RESET
7603
REMOTE
RECEIVER
CHROMA-2 / STATUS
RC5
+5 VD
C6
101112
101112
AVL
LL
2/
/
AV
EXT
STA
/
/
1 -
SID
AV
TREBLE
INT
(A5 - 52)
(A5 - 48)
(A5 - 45)
(A5 - 49)
X - TAL
7601
(NONTXT)
BASS
(A5 - 50)
HZ
12M
30
48K
13
13
(A3 - 12)
C3
+5 VD
C2
C1
525150494847464544434241394038
42414039383736353433323129
123456789
123456789
CONTROL
A4
6Fault finding, Block diagram
(A4 - 54)
STANDBY
7681
28
151416
OCAL
L
(A2 - 9)
(A2 - 10)
VFL
FLYBACK
36
37
27
171819202132
1718192021
KEYBOARD
BS 1(A3 - 43)
(A3 - 35) CVBS - SOUND
(A3 - 27)
(A3 - 26)
OSD
OSD
_
_
TXT
TXT
_
_
R
BL
BS 2
STANDBY
(A3 - 43)
(A1 - 3)
Ω/3W
16
4
CONN
HEAD PHONE
- L
- R
+ L
EARTH
5
TREBLE
BASS
MONO_OUT
VOLUME
(A4- 49)
(A4- 50)
(A4- 51)
15
2
DET
˜˜˜
(A4 - 36) BG/L - D - BG/DK
(A3 - 25)
(A3 - 24)
OSD
OSD
_
_
TXT
TXT
_
_
B
G
333435
31
2223242526
LED
0028
SERVICE
(A4 - 54)
Ω/3W
16
123
6
SID/STA/LL'
(A4- 52)
5128
NC
302928
7600 (TXT)
23
24
0029
SAM
MODE
2130
SAA5297
252622
27
64K
TXT
-
CVBS
(A3 - 28)
MODULE
CRT
B
IF
/
UNER
T
A 3
V 3
7225 - 5B
(A5- 17)
(A5 - 18)
(A5 - 32)
(A5- 35)
(A5 - 34)
I F (A5 - 31)
+5.5V+9V
CHROMA
/
VIDEO
V15aV16a
7255
( Y )
28
Y
TDA8373/74
13
CVBS -OUT
+8Vb
40039011
CRT
G
0177
077
V 14V 13
27
7225 - 5C
TDA8373/74
V 11
11
TDA4665
V 4
(B - Y) _ OUT
17
-INT
CVBS - EXT2
CVBS -EXT1
CVBS -SOUND
7215
5260
R
G
V16b
R
7302/7307/7306
GRB
12354
12354
212219
20
GRB
DOS
Blank
R G B
G- Y
C
2
MATRIX
I
8
32
31
12
V 12
-(R-Y)
-(B-Y)
64uS
64uS
V 5
(R - Y) _ OUT
V6
293033
PAL/NTSC
DECODER
38 35 34
SY
10
11
CVBS
+8Vb
7200
+8Vb
3216
6
I 1
34
DET
VIDEO
7225 - 5A
TDA8373/74
48
49
˜˜˜
1015
11
10
I 2
6
3010
!
UV 1300
B
V16c
7301/7304/7305
V15b
V 15
18
23
25
38
7
9
-(R-Y)
ADD FOR SECAM
REF
7241
TDA8395
+8Va
4.43MHz
1275
I6
3202
6MHz
1207
5.5MHz
1206
7214
54
RF-AGC
1
92
354
25kV
B
V15c
7265
BLACK CURRENT
26
24
10
-(B-Y)
INDENT
CHROMA
1
16
7204
V2
or
6MHz
1208
6.5MHz
3217
˜
I 3
I 5
TUNE
V -
SCL
SDA
ONLY FST
(A4 - 13)
(A4 - 12)
3341
7303/7308/7309
BCI
BL-TXT-OSD
R-TXT_OSD
G
TXT_OSD
-
B
TXT_OSD
-
BLACK
STR-SW
-
SCL
SDA
SAND-CASTLE
3
3208
-1
SWITCH
AND
B
BS 1
ONLY VST
(A4 - 15)
+160V
CVBS-TXT
CVBS-OUT
BS 2
(A4 - 14)
15
FOCUS
EHT
V
VG2
0166
FF
FF
!
(A2 - 11)
(A4 - 27)
(A4 - 26)
(A4 - 25)
(A4 - 24)
(A4 - 23)
(A4 - 22)
(A4 - 21)
(A2 - 30)
(A4 - 28)
(A5 - 29)
(A5 - 33)
321
321
E H T
OCUS
F
VG2FOCUS
VG2
V
E H T
25K
!
54457445
2470
1
6470
+160V
L 1
(A5 - 18)
(A2- 1)
DISCHARGE
6420
!
!
P1
!!!
!
6445
BUT11AX
3447
L 2
3444
1571
5570
5545
6502/05
5500
SK 1
3442
7440
FLYBACK
+8V
2420
10
7
2508
AC
1500
3470
0055
7441
SANDCASTLE
!
SYNC
P11
T 1.6 A
5572
11
4
T 4 AL
220V˜
2
3443
L 3
34303440
3405
+10V / 14V
6570
DC
FF
FF
M 6
HORIZONTAL
+14V+95V
(A2 - 8)
DEFLECTION
SYNC - HORZ. & VERTICAL
A 2
7420/7421
MAINS SUPPLY
A1
7
1
BCI
(A2 - 6)
+13V
3450
2460
8
DEFECTION
HORZ.
34612469
2571
7518
STP6N60FI
(A2 - 6)
BCI
2
2450
37
42
7225 - 5D
TDA8374
P10
12
P3
D
G
7520
MC44603AP
(A2 - 7)
+95V
6550
(A3 - 11)
2462
G
SYNC
BAT
V
5573
S
P4
40
43
+95V
+5,5V
+9V
+13V
L 12
L 10
L 11
2452
6454
!
3450
9
10
VERTICAL
L 4
47
44
16kHz
41
S 1
SANDCASTLE
(A2 - 8)
(A3 -38)
+95A
5551
P13
6480
7480
2480
6481
!
3480
4
L 6
2443
L 7
6443
6449
!
!
3451
5
3449
6
3
M 4
263
TDA9302H
BCI
(A2 - 7)
7541
TDA8139
2
5
+
7
3415
DISCHARGE
(A1 - 1)
+8V
0V6 STB
2563
9
8
2
Op.Amp
1
3417
3
VERT.
1
F 3
-
P14
2562
4
DEFECTION
4
F 2
(A4 - 2)
RESET
P12
!
F 4
64682463
+13V
7401
F 1
46
50
HZ
G
50
3435
52
51
+5V
+14V
P15
120198
-13V
86532008_002.ai
2453
(A5 - 9)
VFL
3411
(A4 - 3)
STANDBY
2551
2561
6560
14
16
13
15
1
2
3518
!
3525
P8
3
UFFER
B
SC
O
!
6540
3541
2540
2537
35386537
3528
P9
2
7
8
14
3540
BAT
+95V
Adjust
V
4
Page 15
C
µ
µ
µ
µ
µ
µ
µ
D
AUDIO PANELS
2M9
P11
+10V / 14V
6570
!
1571
5570
10
!
5545
7
P1
6502/05
!!
0011
A1 MAINS SUPPLY
+10V / 14V
+8V
T 1.6 A
2508
AC
1500
6M11
5572
T 4 AL
2571
Mains
A4
CONTROL
11
4
+33V
Tuning voltage
3617
50-7225-5D
(for protection)
CIRCUIT
DISCHARGE
7420.7421
6420
DC
6610
!
7518
A3
!
IF & VIDEO
P10
12
P3
D
G
STP61160FI
P4
7520
+8VB
+8VA
3234
5203
5201
+95V
BAT
V
6550
5550
14
S
!
7520
MC44603AP
A2
6451
2 - 5445 (LOT)
LINE OUTPUT STAGE
+95A
5551
2551
16
3518
3525
3
BUFFER
Control
+8VC
P13
6560
IC
+8V
!
3447
3430
+14V
6540
A5
SOUND PROCESSING
+5V
P15
13
!
6537
3528
2
7541
14
4
+8V
2563
TDA8139
2561
15
A4
D
+5V
33 - 7600
19 - 7600
5601
CONTROL
P14
9
2
1
3541
P9
3540
STANDBY
RESET 1
2562
+8V
P12
8
6
4
2
+95V
Adjust
BAT
V
B
+160Va
Anode CRT
!
3341
FOCUS GRID
1-0166
+160V
6470
FOCUS
E H T (25kV)
2470
2
BAT
V
+95V
VG2 GRID
VG 2
+14V+95V
CRT PANEL
L 8
3470
!
5445
A2SYNC - HORZ & VERTICAL DEFL
Filement CRT
0003
2-0166
3-0166
FF
FF
+13V
VG2FOCUS
3460
2460
9
BUT11AX
3442
L 2
7440
G
7441
40
10
DEFECTION
HORZ.
3443
L 3
16kHz
HOR
DRIVE
8
1
7
L 1
7445
3447
3444
L 4
3430
+8V
37
!
7225-5D
TDA8373/74
A3
3010
4003
TUNER
+5,5V
L 11
2452
6454
!
3450
3
BCI
Discharge (from A1)
50
42
{
INPUTS
Protection
+VB
!
9011
+9V
L 10
7480
6481
!
3480
4
2480
A2
200298
2 - 7401
4 - 7401
-13V
2453
(from 3-7401
vertical output,
see diagram A2)
86532008_003.AI
FRAME OUTPUT
+13V
L 12
6480
2443
L 7
6443
6449
!
!
3451
6
+13V
16
Protection
3449
VFL
37
{
INPUTS
5
7600 (µp)
A4
15L7.2E
6505
7600
0.5V / div DC
0.5V / div DC
5V / div AC
2508
P3
2
7541
P13
µC
5ms / div
5µs / div
1ms / div
7520
D
7518
SG
8
9
P14
P15
AUDIO
PANEL
(5- 7401)
F3
(3 - 7520)
P4
(52 - 7600)
C1
5V DC
P9
14
3
1
P4
V9
16
1
7255
5ms / div
(7- 7401)
F1
(7 - 5545)
P1
(1 - 7225 - 5E)
A1
(1 - 7401)
0.5V / div DC
F2
(S - 7518)
5ms / div
100V / div DC
P3
(55 - 7225 - 5E)
0.1ms / div
0.1V / div AC
A2
sk1
1500
P1
0024
SDM
0025
7620
6600
EEPROM
C1
Main panel (component side)
C6
C3
C5
C2
50
49
27
42
41
152
0028
SAM
26
0029
6Fault finding, Block diagram
7241
V10
5ms / div
(3 - 7401)
20V / div DC
F4
5ms / div
(C - 7445)
10V / div DC
L1
(3445 / 3442)
20µs / div
100V / div DC
L2
(E- 7440)
20µs / div
2V / div DC
L3
(40 - 7225 - 5D)
20µs / div
2V / div DC
L4
(2M7)
20µs / div
2V / div DC
V14
(3 - 7520)
5µs / div
2V / div DC
P4
(50 - 7600)
C2
3445
L2
B
E
P6
10
7
P8
P11
6570
2571
2561
V7
161
V6
14
12
C
7445
7441
3540
L3
6444
2551
2448
2562
6550
6550
P10
2452
V14
V13
8
L7
V3
28113
7225
29
30
V4
V2
V5
6481
2480
A3
V1
15
405641
38
L4
S1
0077
1
5
V15
V11
V12
11
8
5
V8
5µs / div
(10 - 7520)
2V / div DC
P6
(49 - 7600)
5ms / div
1V / div DC
C3
B
E
C
L1
LOT
6454
2453
L6
I1
A1
6
F2
L11
6443
1
F4
2443
6449
357
L12
F3
F1
TUNER
7401
5µs / div
(7 - 7520)
1V / div DC
P8
(42 - 7600)
5ms / div
1V / div DC
C6
(13 - 7225 - 5B)
V1
0166
0004
V16a
B
R
G
V16c
V16b
CRT panel (track side)
5µs / div
(14 - 7520)
0.5V / div DC
P9
(30 - 7225 - 5B)
0.5µs / div
1V / div DC
V5
(38 - 7225 - 5B)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V2
1
3
0322
8
0003
1
0177
5
170298
CL86532008_009.ai
V15bV15a
V15c
(12 - 7225)
5µs / div
0.5V / div DC
V12
(11 - 7225 - 5B)
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
V6
(28 - 7225 - 5B)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V3
(41 - 7225 - 5D)
S1
(Green)
V16b
(4M7)
V15a,b,c
(PAL)
3.5V DC
(3M7)
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
V13
(11 - 7255)
V11
(29 - 7225 - 5B)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V4
20µs / div
(6 - 7225 - 5A)
1V / div DC
I1
(Red)
20µs / div
20V / div DC
V16c
(Blue)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V16a
s / div
20
1V / div DC
s / div
20
1V / div DC
s / div
20
0.5V / div DC
s / div
20
0.5V / div DC
s / div
20
1V / div DC
s / div
20
20V / div DC
s / div
20
20V / div DC
Page 16
(7 - 7520)
P8
5µs / div
(14 - 7520)
0.5V / div DC
P9
(C - 6550)
5µs / div
0.5V / div DC
P10
95V DC
(C - 6550)
P10
104V DC
(C - 6570)
16V DC
P11
(C - 6570)
P11
14.4V DC
(6 - 7541)
P12
2.1V DC
(6 - 7541)
P12
2V DC
(2 - 7541)
14.5V DC
P13
(2 - 7541)
P13
13.6V DC
(8 - 7541)
8V DC
P14
(8 - 7541)
P14
0.6V DC
(9 - 7541)
5V DC
P15
(9 - 7541)
P15
5V DC
(7 - 5545)
P1
(C - 6510)
5ms / div
100V / div DC
P2
(S - 7518)
5ms / div
5V / div DC
P3
(3 - 7520)
5µs / div
0.5V / div DC
P4
(3 - 7520)
5µs / div
2V / div DC
P4
5µs / div
2V / div DC
(1 - 7520)
P5
14V DC
(10 - 7520)
P6
5µs / div
(6 - 7520)
1V / div DC
P7
015_008.EPS
5µs / div
0.5V / div DC
16L7.2E
7Diagrams and print lay-outs
7Diagrams and print lay-outs
Page 17
9615C2
9616C3
9620C1
9628D3
9637C1
9643D2
9644D3
9647D2
9649C2
9650C3
9651C4
9658C1
9660C2
9663D2
9667D2
9677C2
9690D2
9691C3
9692C3
9693C3
9900B5
9901B5
9902D5
9903C5
9904D5
9905D5
9906D5
9907C5
M0 B3
M11 E4
M9 E3
*=chip
component
9103E4
9104E4
9107D4
9108E5
9109E4
9110E3
9111 E2
9112D5
9113C4
9115E4
9116E3
9118C3
9122E4
9123E4
9124E4
9125E4
9126D4
9131D5
9132B1
9133E3
9134E3
9135E3
9137E5
9138E5
9139D2
9141D3
9145D5
9147D5
9148D5
9202D4
9203C4
9206C3
9207C3
9208D3
9209C3
9210E4
9211D3
9212D3
9220D3
9221C3
9225C3
9229D2
9233D1
9235D3
9236D3
9237C3
9238D3
9240C4
9245D3
9246D3
9247C3
9248C3
9250D3
9251D3
9252D1
9261D3
9270C3
9313E1
9317D1
9334E2
9337E1
9341E2
9347E2
9370E1
9372E1
9377E1
9403B4
9404C5
9405C3
9406B5
9408C5
9410C4
9411B5
9413C5
9416C4
9417C2
9418D3
9419C4
9423C4
9424C4
9425C4
9426D3
9443D5
9448B4
9450A4
9454A5
9461B4
9462B4
9469C5
9500A2
9501A1
9505B2
9515A3
9518C3
9519C3
9520C2
9590C3
9601D3
9602C1
9603B1
9604D3
9605D2
9606E4
9607C2
9611D2
9613D1
9614D2
6455A5
6456A5
6461B4
6464B4
6468C5
6470B5
6480C4
6481C4
6502B2
6503B2
6504B2
6505B2
6507B3
6508A3
6510A2
6524A3
6537A3
6540A3
6550C3
6560B3
6570B3
6581C2
6583B4
6585C2
6586C2
6600C1
6610D1
6653C1
6661D2
6663A1
6690D2
6691C3
6692C3
6693C3
7001E3*
7002E3*
7003E3*
7100C3*
7101C3*
7115D5 *
7118E5 *
7200C4*
7204D3*
7214C4*
7215C4*
7220D3*
7225D4
7241D3
7255E3
7265C3*
7301E2
7302E2
7303E1
7304E2
7305E2
7306E2
7307E2
7308E1
7309E1
7401C5
7420D5*
7421C4*
7440C3*
7441A4
7445A4
7518B3
7520A3
7541C3
7581A4
7583B3*
7584B4*
7585C2*
7586C2*
7587C2*
7600C2
7601C2
7603C2*
7608D1*
7610D1*
7620C1
7644D3*
7655C1*
7681C2*
7682C2*
7683C2*
7684C2*
9001E4
9003E5
9006E4
9007D4
9008D2
9009E3
9010E3
9011E3
9013E4
9016D5
9018D5
9019D4
9020D3
9021D3
9023C3
9024E4
9025D4
9040E4
9100C4
9101C4
9102E3
4003E3*
4004D4*
4007D5*
4008D4*
4011E5*
4013E5*
4014E5*
4026E4*
4052D4*
4100B1*
4101E3*
4102B1*
4107B1*
4113C5 *
4116C4 *
4121D5*
4177E2*
4178E5*
4180C5*
4200E3*
4201E3*
4202D4*
4211D4*
4212D4*
4213D4*
4214C4*
4216C4*
4217B1*
4219D2*
4235C4*
4236C5*
4251E3*
4421C4*
4555C2*
4600C1*
4601C2*
4603C2*
4605C2*
4609C2*
4613D2*
4621D2*
4647C2*
4677E1*
4682C2*
4684C2*
4694C2*
4695C2*
4696C2*
5010E4
5128D4
5201C3
5202D4
5203E3
5206C3
5260D4
5370E1
5441A5
5442A4
5443A5
5445B4
5451A4
5456B4
5457B4
5458B4
5500B2
5515A3
5516B3
5540A3
5545B3
5550B3
5551C4
5553C3
5570B3
5571E3
5572B3
5573B3
5600D1
5601C1
5602C2
5603C2
5605C2
5620C1
6001E3
6002E3
6003E4
6016D5
6100C4
6101C4
6109D5
6110D5
6111 C3
6254E3
6265C4
6311E2
6321D2
6331D2
6332E1
6341E2
6347E2
6420C3
6440A4
6441A4
6443C5
6444B4
6445A4
6449C4
6454B4
3505B1
3506B2
3507B2
3510B2
3512A3 *
3513A3 *
3517A3 *
3518A3
3520A3 *
3521A3
3524A3 *
3525A3
3528A3
3529A3
3530A3
3532A3 *
3534A3 *
3536A3 *
3537A3 *
3538A3
3539A3
3540A3
3541A3
3542A2
3545B2
3546B3
3552C3*
3553C3*
3554C3*
3565C2*
3570B3*
3580C2*
3581C2*
3582C2*
3585B4
3586B4*
3587B3*
3588B4*
3589B3*
3590C2*
3591C2*
3593C2*
3601C1
3602D2
3603D1
3604C2*
3605C2*
3606C2*
3607C2*
3608D1
3610D1*
3612D1*
3613D1
3614D1*
3615E4
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0026D1
0028D2
0029D2
0030B1
0044C5
0055A4
0066B5
0077D3
0088B1
0139A1
0166E1
0177E2
0231C5
0232B1
0233D1
0321E1
0322E1
1000E5
1015D4
1060C1
1061D1
1062D1
1063D1
1064A1
1100B1 *
1102D4
1103B1 *
1104D4
1105C1 *
1106B1 *
1107B1 *
1108C5 *
1109C5 *
1110D5*
1111 C5 *
1112D5*
1120B1 *
1121B1 *
1122B1 *
1123B1 *
1206C3
1207C4
1208C4
1209E4
1275D4
1277D4
1500A2
1560C3
1571B3
1670B1
1681C2
2008E5*
2010D4
2011E4*
2016D5
2042E4*
2043E4*
2104E5
2105D5
2108D4
2110D5
2115B1
2116B1
2117C4 *
2120D5
2121D5
2124C1*
2125C1*
2128D4*
2130D4*
2144D4
2145D5*
2161D5
2163C1
2164C1
2166C5*
2167D5
2168C5*
2169C5*
2170E5
2171E5
2180C5*
2198B1
2199B1
2200D5*
2201D4*
2202D4
2203D4*
2205E3
2209D4*
2211D4
2212D4*
2213D4*
2214C1*
2215D4*
2217C4
2218D4*
2221E3*
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C
D
E
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19L7.2E
(3 - 7401)
F4
(5- 7401)
F3
(1 - 7401)
F2
(7- 7401)
F1
(C - 6443)
(C - 6454)
L11
5V DC
L12
(40 - 7225 - 5D)
L4
13V DC
5ms / div
10V / div DC
5ms / div
20V / div DC
5ms / div
0.5V / div DC
5ms / div
0.5V / div DC
20µs / div
2V / div DC
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(E- 7440)
L3
(3445 / 3442)
L2
(C - 7445)
L1
(41 - 7225 - 5D)
S1
20µs / div
2V / div DC
20µs / div
2V / div DC
20µs / div
100V / div DC
20µs / div
1V / div DC
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(12 - 7225)
V12
(3M7)
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
V13
(2M7)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V14
(4M7)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V15
20µs / div
1V / div DC
(6 - 7225 - 5A)
I1
20µs / div
(IF - Tuner)
1V / div DC
I2
20µs / div
(1 - Tuner)
0.2V / div AC
I3
20µs / div
(1 - Tuner)
0.5V / div DC
I4
(2 - Tuner)
only FST tuner
I5
2V DC
015_010.EPS
(16 - 7241)
V7
(PAL)
(11 - 7225 - 5B)
V6
3.5V DC
(30 - 7225 - 5B)
V5
(29 - 7225 - 5B)
V4
(28 - 7225 - 5B)
V3
(38 - 7225 - 5B)
V2
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
(11 - 7255)
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
V11
(14 - 7255)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V10
(16 - 7255)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V9
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
20µs / div
0.5V / div DC
20L7.2E
(13 - 7225 - 5B)
V1
(5 - 7255)
20µs / div
1V / div DC
V8
20µs / div
1V / div DC
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C1 (52 - 7600)
5V DC
(50 - 7600)
C2
5ms / div
1V / div DC
C3 (49 - 7600)
5ms / div
1V / div DC
(with RC5 signal)
C4 (1 - 1670)
(41 - 7600)
5ms / div
1V / div DC
C5
(42 - 7600)
0.5µs / div
1V / div DC
C6
0.5µs / div
1V / div DC
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A7, A8, A9, A10
(Video out)
A6
(Audio out)
A5
(Audio out)
A4
(15 - 7225 - 5E)
A3
(55 - 7225 - 5E)
A2
1ms / div
0.1V / div DC
20µs / div
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
1V / div DC
0.5ms / div
1V / div DC
1ms / div
5V / div AC
7Diagrams and print lay-outs
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A1
0.1ms / div
0.1V / div AC
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A
100398
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9370B1
9372B1
9377B2
3
2
3
2
*=chipcomponent
1
7308B1
7309A1
9313B1
9317A1
9334A3
9337B1
9341B3
9347A2
6347B3
7301B3
7302B3
7303A1
7304B3
7305B2
7306B3
7307B3
3374B2
4677B1*
5370B1
6311A2
6321A3
6331A3
6332A1
6341B3
2
3335B3
3336A1
3337A1
3341A1
3342A1
3347B3
3371B1
3372B1
3324A3
3325B3
3326A3
3327A3
3331B1*
3332B1*
3333B1*
3334A1
3313B3*
3314A3
3315A3
3316A2
3317A2
3321B3*
3322B3*
1
1
2321B3*
3323B3*
3
2323B3*
2333A1 *
2341B1
2342A1
2373B2
3311B3
3312B3*
3313B3*
B
100398
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9347A2
9370B1
9372B1
9377B2
*=chipcomponent
1
7308B1
7309A1
9313B1
9317A1
9334A3
9337B1
9341B3
9347A2
6347B3
7301B3
7302B3
7303A1
7304B3
7305B2
7306B3
7307B3
3374B2
4677B1*
5370B1
6311A2
6321A3
6331A3
6332A1
6341B3
2
3335B3
3336A1
3337A1
3341A1
3342A1
3347B3
3371B1
3372B1
3324A3
3325B3
3326A3
3327A3
3331B1*
3332B1*
3333B1*
3334A1
3313B3*
3314A3
3315A3
3316A2
3317A2
3321B3*
3322B3*
3323B3*
3
2321B3*
2323B3*
2333A1 *
2341B1
2342A1
2373B2
3311B3
3312B3*
3313B3*
23L7.2E
AA
BB
A
A428 A 2
A399 A 5
A390 A 4
A382 F 4
A381 B 3
A380 E 5
A379 C 1
A378 G 2
A377 F 3
A376 E 4
A375 D 2
A374 E 3
A373 D 3
A372 C 3
A343 B 2
A342 B 3
+200Va
A399A390
3341
10R
22u/250V
2342
100n
2341
A280
220k
3342
AQUADAG
2 0321
0004
A302 G 2
A301 G 2
A300 D 5
A296 D 4
A288 D 2
A287 D 2
A056 A 2
9372 E 5
9370 E 5
9341 H 2
7309 A 3
7308 B 3
7303 B 2
7302 D 2
7301 G 2
6347 H 3
6341 H 2
6332 B 3
A341 A 3
A340 A 3
A334 A 4
A319 H 1
A285 C 1
A282 C 3
A281 C 4
A280 A 5
7307 D 3
7306 D 3
7305 F 3
7304 G 3
4516723
200V
6331 A 3
6321 D 3
6311 G 3
5370 E 5
3374 E 5
3372 E 4
3371 E 4
3347 H 3
3342 A 5
3341 A 4
A334
1N4148
+200Va +200Va
+200Va
6331
220R
3336
15k
3334
CRT
183V
A
A428
7309
BF422
V15a
1k5
3337
116V8
121V
A056
2V1
B
3337 A 3
3336 A 3
3335 B 3
3334 A 2
3333 C 2
3332 B 2
3331 B 2
3327 D 3
3326 C 3
3325 E 3
3324 C 2
3323 E 2
3322 E 2
3321 D 2
3317 G 3
3316 F 3
3315 H 3
3314 F 2
3313 H 2
3312 G 2
3311 G 2
2373 F 5
2342 A 5
2341 A 5
2333 B 2
2323 E 2
2321 H 2
2313 G 2
0322 D 6
0322 B 4
0322 D 4
0322 D 5
0322 C 4
0322 D 5
0322 B 4
0322 D 5
0322 D 6
0321 B 4
0321 D 5
0321 C 4
0321 D 5
0321 D 5
0321 D 4
0321 B 4
0321 A 5
0321 D 6
0177 C 1
0166 H 4
0004 A 5
0003 H 5
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V16a
6332
A340
7303
BF422
3 0321
or
BAV21
7308
BF423
1V8
B
11 0322
B
B
V16b
A342A341
5V1
*
A343
1k
3331
G
6 0322
or
2333
*
0003B2
9 0321
A381
330R
3335
3332
0004A1
03228
0166B1
R
03217
or
A282
47R
3333
A379
0177B3
+200Va
0003B2
0004A1
0166B1
0177B3
0233A1
0321B2
0322A2
0233A1
0321B2
0322A2
2313B3*
C
FOCUS
A281
+200Va
C
V16c
FFFF Vg1 Vg2
A372
220R
3326
183V
0177
TO
1010
032212
03211
03221
03227
or
03225
or
03229
or
032210
or
7307
15k
3324
A285
5
0077
03218
03216
03215
03214
1k5
3327
BF422
115V
118V
V15b
4
OF
A
D
6321
BAV21
A373
7302
BF422
2V1
A288
G
321
A3
D
A296
Video
E
220p
270P
270P
430R
17"21"
150p
180p
220p
470R
2313
3312
2323
2333
1K5
3374
(RES)
9370
*
5370
A300
*
3372
*
3371
A374
7306
BF423
5V1
A287A301
*
2323
*
1V8
3322
A375
1k
3321
Processing
A380
A376
E
+200Va
330R
3325
47R
3323
33n
2373
9372
+200Va+200Va
A382
F
430R
470R
3322
15k
F
430R
470R
3332
A377
220R
3316
3314
B
G
25KVEHT
56u22u5370
2R71R3372
2R71R3371
FOCUS
0003
Vg2
200V
FL_A
0166
GND_LOT
1k5
3317
6311
BAV21
7305
BF422
120V
183
124V
7301
V15c
2V1
A302
R
BF422
1V8
G
7304
BF423
*
A378
5V1
2313
*
1k
3311
3312
2313B3*
H
1
1
A2
2
3
TO 0066 OF Line-output
330R
1K
3315
3347
9341
RES
47R
6341
3313
RES
2321
H
015_013.EPS
6347
BZX79C-8V2
BLACK_CURRENT
A319
V16c (Red)
V16b (Green)
V16a (Blue)
(Bleu)V15b (Green)V15a (Blue)
V15c
20V / div DC
20V / div DC
20V / div DC
1V / div DC1V / div DC1V / div DC
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3229B1*
3230B1*
3233B1*
3234B1*
3235A1 *
3238B1*
3239B1*
3240A1 *
3242A1 *
3243B1*
3244B1*
3246B2
3247B1
3248B1*
3249B3
3250B2
3251B3*
3252B3*
3253B3*
3254B2
4200B2*
4201A2 *
4203B2*
4204B2*
4205B2*
4206B2*
4207B2*
4209B2*
4211B3*
4214B2*
4220B1*
4221B1*
4222B1*
4223B1*
4233A1 *
5201B2*
5202B2
5203B1
5204A1
5205A2
5206B2
5207B2
6201B2
6202B2
6204A1
6205B1
6206B3
6207B3
7201B2
7202A1
7203B1
7204B3
7205B2*
7207B2*
7208B2*
7209B1*
7210B2*
7211A2*
7212A2 *
7214B1
7215B2*
7216B2*
7220B3
9200B1
9201B2
9202B2
9205B3
9206A2
9207A2
9208B1
9209A2
9210B1
9211B1
9212B1
9213B3
9214A2
9215B2
9216B1
9217B2
9220B2
9221B3
9223B1
9224B2
9257B3
0022B3
0033B1
0130B3
1202B2
1203B2
1204A2
2201B2*
2202B2*
2203B2
2206B2*
2207B2*
2208A2
2209A1 *
2210B2*
2211A1*
2212A1 *
2213A2 *
2214A2 *
2215A2 *
2216A1 *
2217A1 *
2220A1 *
2221A1 *
2224A2 *
2225A2 *
2226A2 *
2227A1 *
2228A2
2229B1
2230A1
2231A1 *
2232A1 *
2234A1
2235A1 *
2236A1 *
2237B2*
2238B2*
2239A1 *
2240A1 *
2241A1
2242A1 *
2243A1 *
2244A1 *
2245B1
2246B1*
2247B1*
2248B1
2249B1*
2250B1
2251B1*
2252A1
2253B1*
2254B1*
2255A2
2256B3*
2257B3
2260A1
2261A2
2262A2
2263A2
2264B3
2265B3*
2266B1*
2267B1*
2268B1
2271B3*
2272B3*
2273B1*
2274A1 *
2276A1 *
2277A1 *
2278A1 *
2279A2 *
2280A1 *
2281A1 *
3201B2*
3202B2*
3203B2*
3207B2*
3211B2*
3213B3
3214B2*
3215B2*
3216B1
3217B1
3218A2 *
3219A2 *
A
B
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3220A2 *
3221A2 *
3222B2*
3223A2 *
3224A1 *
3227A1 *
3228B2*
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2
3
A
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3
2
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9503B1
9504B3
9505B3
9506B2
9507B2
9508A2
9510B2
9514B1
3
7507B1
7508B2
6503B2
6504B3
3532B2
3533B2
9515B3
7509B2
7510B2
7511A1
7512A1
7513A1
7514A1
7515A2
9501B1
6505B3
7220B3
7501B1
7502B3
7503B2
7504B2
7505A1
7506A1
3534B3
3536B3
3537B3
3539B2
3540B2
5501B1
6501B1
6502B2
2
3522A2
3523A2
3524A2
3525B2
3526B2
3527B2
3528B2
3529B2
3530B2
3531A2
3502B2
3503B2
3504B2
3505B2
3506B1
3507B2
3508B1
3509A1
3510B1
3511A1
2517B3
2518B3
2519B3
2520B3
2521B2
2522B1
2523B1
2524B1
2525A2
3501B2
1
2507A1
2508A2
2509A1
2510A1
2511B2
2512B2
2513A2
2514B2
2515B3
2516B3
0022B3
0033B1
0130B3
1501B2
2501B2
2502B1
2503B1
2504B1
2505A1
B
2506A1
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8Electrical adjustments
8Electrical adjustments
Note:
Unless stated otherwise, the supply voltage used is:
220V to 240V +/- 10%, 50 - 60 Hz +/- 5%.
Voltage and wave forms are measured in respect to earth.
Remarks:
– Never use the heatsink as earth.
– Where in the adjustment a pattern generator is mentioned,
a colour pattern generator PM5418 has been used with an
RF output voltage of 1mV.
– For some adjustments the set has to be put in the SAM
(Service Alignment Mode).
– When in the text "Enter SAM" is mentioned proceed as
follows:
– Enter SAM by Dealer Service Tool (button "ALIGN"), or via
short-circuit the service pins 0028 and 0029 on the main
PCB while switching on the set via the mains switch.
– The SAM menu is displayed when the SAM mode is
entered (see also chapter 5).
8.1Settings on the main chassis panel
8.1.1 (95V supply voltage (17", 21" )
– Connect a multi meter (DC) across C2551.
– Set brightness and contrast to minimum
– Tune to a colour-bar test signal
– Apply a colour bar pattern.
– Adjust potentiometer R3540 to:
•96.7V +/- 1V for 21" sets
•100V +/- 1V for 17" sets.
8.1.2Geometry adjustments (software adjustment)
– Apply a cross hatch pattern
– Enter SAM.
– Enter into GEOMETRY menu.
– The value of the geometry settings can be decrement or
increment by pressing the right or left key on the remote
control.
Remark: Before doing the geometry alignment HSH,VSH and
VAM, set first item VS (vertical slope) to 25 and SC (Vertical Scorrection) to 13 for 21" and to 15 for 17".
* Horizontal centring
Select item HSH for horizontal shift.
* Vertical centring
Select item VSH for vertical shift
* Picture height
Select item VAM for vertical amplitude .
8.1.3Focusing
27L7.2E
– Enter into TUNER menu, select item AGC for RF AGC
adjustment.
– Connect a multi-meter (DC) at pin 1 of the tuner.
– The "AGC" value can be increment or decrement by
pressing the remote control right or left key. Adjust so that
the voltage at pin 1 of the tuner is 5V ( 0.5V DC
8.1.5Picture demodulator adjustment.
– Enter SAM .
– Enter into TUNER menu
– Connect a signal generator (PM5326) to pin 11 of the tuner
* IF-PLL setting (for all versions)
– Set generator signal to 38.9MHz (negative modulation).
– Set AFW = 80 and adjust IF PLL until AFA = 1 and AFB is
just switching from 1 to 0 or 0 to 1.
* IF-PLL L ACCENT setting
– Set generator signal to 33.9MHz (positive modulation) in
Band I & System L for Mono BGLI version
– Set generator signal to 34.0MHz (positive modulation) in
Band I & System L for Nicam BGLI version.
– Set AFW = 80 and adjust IF PLL ACCENT until AFA = 1
and AFB is just switching from 1 to 0 or 0 to 1.
Remark: For IF PLL ACCENT adjustment, the set has to be
tuned on system France, VHF 1 and varicap voltage <9V.
8.2Vg2 and white-D settings
8.2.1Vg2 cut off alignment
– Apply a black picture pattern.
– Connect an oscilloscope to the picture tube cathodes for
red, green and blue. Set the oscilloscope to DC 50V/Div
and 2ms/Div.
– Measure the DC level of the measuring pulses at the end
of the frame blanking (see Fig 8.1)
– Adjust the VG2 potmeter (lower knob on the LOT) so that
the measuring pulses with the highest level are:
•140V +/- 2V for 21"
•130V +/- 2V for 17"
8.2.2White-D adjustment (software adjustment)
– Enter into WHITE TONE menu, select item WARN, COOL
or NORMAL, only one of the three items Apply a white
raster pattern.
– Enter SAM (see chapter 6).
– (R, G or B) will be displayed on the screen.
– The initial default value for all setting is 37.
– The factory settings of the colour temperatures are :
•WARM(R = 45, G = 32, B = 26)
•NORMAL(R = 37, G = X, B = Y)
•COOL(R = 37, G = 32, B = 31)
– Apply a cross hatch pattern.
– Set brightness and contrast at maximum.
– Adjusted with focusing potentiometer (upper knob of LOT
5445 ) for maximum sharpness of the picture.
8.1.4RF-AGC adjustment (software adjustment)
– Apply a PAL colour bar pattern and set RF-frequency on
189.25MHz (output voltage 1mV).
– Enter SAM
Remark: X and Y values in NORMAL setting are adjusted for
8500K colour temperature.
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28L7.2E
Figure 8-1
8Electrical adjustments
MEASURING PULS
Vcu
ADJUST
LEVEL
0V
Main panel (component side view)
CL 86532008_006.ai
160298
AUDIO
PANEL
0028
SAM
0029
7620
EEPROM
7600
µP
7225
TV.PROC.
0025
SDM
0024
LOT
Hot Area
17" 100V ±1V
21" 96V7 ± 1V
3540
V
BATT
Figure 8-2
1900
TUNER
Focus
Screen
CRT panel (track side view)
1
0322
8
0177
1
CL86532008_010.ai
0166
1
170298
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9Circuit diagram description
9Circuit diagram description
Introduction
29L7.2E
9.1.5Primary current (I-prim) sensing (pin 7 of IC7520)
For a quick overall view of all diagrams see the block diagram
on sheet 4.
This chassis is executed with:
– A mains isolated SMPS (switched mode power supply)
–Asingle chip TVprocessor withsoftware controlledpicture
geometry adjustments
– Micro computer with teletext function (execution
depended)-
–Separateaudio module (multi mono or NICAM) withoutput
amplifier
9.1Power supply (Diagram A1)
9.1.1Mains input and degaussing
The mains voltage is filtered by L5500, L5501 and L5502, full
wave rectified by a diode bridge (6502-6505)and smoothed by
C2508. The DC voltage for the SMPS is applied at pin 7 of
T5545 (e.g. 300V DC for 220V AC mains).
Thedegaussing current is applied via dualPTC resistorR3504
After switching "on" the set, the PTC is cold so low-ohmic and
therefore the degaussing current is very high. During
degaussing,thePTCis heated up and is getting high-ohmic, as
a result the current through the PTC becomes very low.
The current sense voltage Vpin 7 is a measure for the I-prim
through FET 7518. The I-prim is converted into a voltage by
R3518. The current sense voltage Vpin 7 is used to control
both the secondary output voltages and the maximum I-prim.
9.1.6Demagnetization control (pin 8 0f IC7520)
The voltage across winding 1 - 2 has the same polarity as the
voltage across the secondary windings. As a result the voltage
across this winding is negative during the FET is conducting,
and positive during the FET is not conducting. The so called
demagnetization "DEMAG" function in IC7520 (input pin 8) is
used for blocking the output Vpin3 during the time that there is
still energy in the transformer (Isec not zero). This is realized
by delaying the switch "on" point of the FET until the
demagnetization is completely finished.
9.1.7Standby mode
In the standby mode the load decreases under a certain
threshold level. The SMPS is than switching to the so called
"reduced frequency mode". The switching frequency is than
reduced to 20 kHz. The minimal load threshold level is
determined by R3532 connected to pin 12.
In normal operation mode the internal oscillator is adjusted at
70 kHz. This frequency is determined by C2531 and R3537
connected to pin 10 and pin 16 respectively of the IC7520.
9.1.2Switched mode power supply
The switched mode power supply (SMPS) is mains isolated.
The control device IC7520 (MC44603AP) delivers duty cycle
controlled pulses for driving switching FET 7518. The pulses
have a fixed frequency of 70 kHz in normal operation.
For a detailed block diagram of IC7520 (MC44603) see Fig.
9.1.
9.1.3Start up and take over circuitry.
Via the start-up circuitry R3530 and R3529 one side of the
220V AC mains is used to start-up IC7520 via the supply pin
(Vpin1). As long as Vpin 1hasnot reached 14V5, IC7520 does
not start up and only sinks 0.3mA. As soon as Vpin 1 reaches
the 14V5, IC7520 starts driving FET 7518 into conduction and
pin 1 sinks a typical supply current of 17mA. This supply
current can not be delivered by the start-up circuit, so a takeover circuit has tobe available. If no take-over take's place, the
voltage on pin 1 will decrease and IC7520 switches off . In that
case the restart will start again. During start-up a voltage
across winding 1 - 2 is built up. At the moment the voltage
across winding 1 - 2 reaches approx. (12V, D6540 start
conductingand takes over the supplyvoltage Vpin 1 of IC7520
(take over current is approx. 17mA).
9.1.4Secondary output voltages sensing (pin 14 of IC7520)
Winding 1 - 2 has the same polarity as the secondary windings
witch are supplying the load. During the FET is not conducting
the secondary windings and winding 1-2 are positive. D6537
conducts and charges C2537; the DC level across C2537 is a
reference for the secondary output voltages e.g. the
+95V((VBATT). This control voltage (feedback voltage) is
applied via voltage divider R3538, R3539 and potentiometer
R3540 (for adjusting the +VBATT) to the error amplifier input
IC7520 pin 14.
In standby mode the internal oscillator is adjusted at 20 KHz.
This frequency is determined by R3536 connected to pin 15
IC7520.
9.1.8FET 7518 gate regulation
D6524 prevents pin 3 of IC7520 from becoming negative (this
will destroy the IC) due to stray inductance in the gate part of
the FET. The safety resistor R3525 limits the drive current to
the gate of the FET 7518
9.1.9Over voltage protection of the secondary voltages
Afterstart-upisthesupplyvoltage Vpin 1 taken over by positive
winding 1 - 2, and so after start up Vpin 1 is a measuring point
forthesecondary output voltages. After start-up (via an internal
switch) this Vpin 1 is internally tapped (voltage divided) to a
voltage which can be measured at pin 6 (so Vpin 6 is also a
measuringpointforthesecondary output voltages). As soon as
the voltage Vpin 6 > 2V5 the logic in IC 7520 will shut down the
output at pin 3. This 2V5 threshold at Vpin 6 is equivalent to a
Vpin1 of 16V DC which is equivalent to a voltage at the supply
voltage (VBATT of approx. 95V DC (normal operation) and
102V DC (standby). After switching "off" because of over
voltage protection, the IC starts up again In case an over
voltage situation is sensed at the secondary output voltages,
the SMPS will go in over voltage protection. In case the over
voltage situation remains present, the SMPS will give over
voltage protection slow-start, over voltage protection slowstart, etc. ( a very good audible hick-up mode).
9.1.10 Undervoltage protection of the secondary voltages
If the supply voltage Vpin 1 < 9V DC the output pulse at pin 3
will be shut down. As soon as Vpin 1 < 7V5, the IC7520 will be
totally shut "off". Vpin 1 of 9V DC is equivalent to a voltage at
(VBATT of approx. 70V DC (normal operation) and 95V
DC(standby). Vpin 1 of 7V5 is equivalent to a voltage at
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(VBATT of approx. 55V DC (normal operation) and 65V DC
(standby).
In case an under voltage situation is sensed at the secondary
output voltages, the SMPS will first switch "off" the pulse and
then switch "off" the complete IC 7520.
Incase the IC 7520 isswitched "off",the SMPS will switch "off".
In case the under voltage situation remainspresent, the SMPS
will give under voltage protection, slow-start, under-voltage
protection, slow-start, etc. ( a very good audible hick-up mode).
9.1.11 Unload protection
In case the load goes down (e.g. the line deflection goes down
because of standby mode or some failure in the line deflection
circuit) this is detected by IC7520 via I-prim and secondary
output voltages sensing. In case the load decreases below a
certain threshold the SMPS will switch in "reduced frequency
mode" of 20 kHz (this threshold is determined by the voltage
level at pin 12 IC7520);
In case of an unload situation the set will switch to "low
frequency mode" or standby mode. Whether this unload
situationof the SMPS is caused by thestandbycommand or by
a failure (e.g. in the line circuit),can only be determined by
switching on the set again which the remote control, in case of
standby mode the TV will switch "on" again, in case of unload
situation the set will not switch "on".
9.1.12 Overload (short-circuit) protection
If the secondary load becomes too high, I-prim becomes too
high which is sensed by the current sense voltage Vpin 7. This
voltage Vpin 7 is not allowed to exceed 1V DC by IC 7520 and
so gives current limiting.
As the I-prim is limited, the secondary output voltages will also
drop and so supply voltage Vpin 1 will drop. As soon as Vpin
1<9V DC the driving pulse at pin 3 will stop.
As a result of these 2 mechanism in case of an overload the
secondary voltages will drop very fast. This is called the foldback mechanism, the fold-back point can be adjusted by pin 5
IC7520 this point is adjusted to a maximum tolerable output
power of 85W at 90V AC and 165W at 276VAC.
After this fold-back, the IC starts up again.In case the overload
situation remains present, the SMPS will give fold back again,
slow-start, fold-back, slow-start, etc.;
As a result in case of short-circuit (or overload) the TV will be
in a very good audible hick-up mode.
9.1.13 Output voltages
•+VBATT(95V) used for the line outputstage and the tuning
system.
•10V / 14V used for the audio amplifier.
•14V used for the horizontal synchronization circuit and as
input voltage for IC7541.
•+5V (pin 9 of IC7541).used for the control circuit The 5V is
also available in the standby mode).
•+8V (pin 8 of IC7541) used for the video processing. The
+8V output is determined by the voltage on pin 7 of IC
7541 This voltage is adjusted via voltage divider 3552 and
3554.
9.1.14 DC Output Voltages Protections
•+5V protection :When any overload for the +5V supply
occurs (pin 1 of IC7541 < 6.5V) the protection circuit in
IC7541turns on. and shuts downthe +5V supply. and also
+8V supply.
•+8V protection : When any overload for the +8V supply
occurs (pin 1 of IC7541 < 6.5V) the protection circuit in
IC7541 turns on and shut down the output +8V supply. If
the voltage on pin 7 is < 2.4V the +8V will also shut down.
9.2Single chip TV-processor IC7225 (TDA8374)
Introduction :
In this chip most of the video, audio and sync circuits are
integrated.
In the diagrams the IC is split up in next 5 parts (5A,5B,5C,5D
and 5E).
– IC7225-5A, video detector (see diagram A3).
– IC7225-5B, source select en PAL demodulator (see
diagram A3).
– IC7225-5C, video control (see diagram A3).
– IC7225-5D, horizontal and vertical synchronization (see
diagram A2)
– IC7225-5E, mono sound FM demodulator (see diagram
A5)
9.3Micro computer (Diagram A4)
Two kinds of microprocessors are used, one with and one
without teletext function The (C with teletext (IC7600) is drawn
in the diagram with the outer pin numbering. In case of no TXT
a (C (IC7601) is used with fewer pins. This (C is drawn in the
diagrams with the internal pinnumbering. In case of the (C with
integrated teletext function, the CVBS-TXT signal is fed to pin
23. The TXT and OSD informationare combined at pins 32-33-
34.
9.4The line output circuitry (see diagram A2)
Pin 40 IC 7225-5D delivers the drive signal for the line output
stage. Via TS7440 and TS7441 the drive signal is applied to
the line output transistor 7445 and line output transformer
(LOT) 5445. The line output stage supplies the line deflection
current. Via secondary windings of the LOT the following
supply voltages are generated:
•EHT voltage (25kV)
•Vg2 voltage
•Focus voltage
•Filament supply voltage (ff)
• (160V for RGB amplifiers on the CRT panel
•+5.5V for the control circuit and tuner supply
•+ 9V for the tuner supply
•+13V for the control and vertical drive output circuit
•-13V for the vertical drive output circuit
9.5Frame output circuitry
IC 7401 (TDA9302) is usedfor the vertical deflection. This IC is
controlled on pins 1 and 3 by the vertical drive signal delivered
by IC 7225-5D. The deflection current is generated on pin 5.
The vertical fly-back voltage is generated on pin 3 of the IC.
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9.6Protections
General: In the set next protections are build in:
9.6.1Fast discharge circuit.
TS7420and TS7421 (see diagram A1) formedafast discharge
circuit. When the voltage on the collector of TS7421is >6V the
circuit will switch off the horizontal drive immediately via pin 50
IC7225-5D (see diagram A2).
9.6.2CRT flash protection.
TheBCIinformation is applied to pin 42 of IC7225-5D.(diagram
A2) If due to a flash in the picture tube the voltage on pin 42 is
>6V, the horizontal drive is switched off immediately. If the
voltage is again <6V the horizontal drive is switched on again.
9.6.3EHT over voltage protection.
The BCI information is also applied to pin 50-IC7225-5D
(diagram A2). First the BCI compensate vertical picture
amplitude variations due to beam current variations. The
controlrange is between 1.2V and2.8V. Howeverif the voltage
on pin 50 exceeds 3.9V the EHT over voltage protection is
activated and the horizontal drive is switched off.
9.6.4+13V protection
Protection input pin 16 of IC7600 (see diagram A4). If this pin
is connected to ground, the set is switchedin protection. At this
pin the +13V is monitored via the circuit 7655,7608. The
emitter of 7608 becomes "low" (0V7 lower than the base
voltage) if the +13V drops. This will force pin 16 of the (C "low"
and will switches the set in protection.
9.6.5+13V and -13V protection
Vertical deflection output IC7401(see diagram A2) issupplied
by +13V and -13V. When the current delivered by the +13V or
13V is increasing to much will this result in a voltage drop of
<6.5V.at pin 3 of the IC (VFL) . This voltage drop is applied to
pin 37-IC7600 (micro computer). The micro-computer will
place the set in the standby mode.
DEMAGNETIZATION
DETECTION
SYNCHRONIZATION
INPUT V
PIN 10
C
R
F ST-BY
R
P ST-BY
VOLTAGE
FEEDBACK
INPUT
E/A OUTPUT
8
9
10
T
15
12
14
13
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DEMAGNETIZATION
MANAGEMENT
Iref
Vref/2
+
-
FOLDBACK
FOLDBACK
INPUT
BLOCK DIAGRAM MC44603P
Rref
Vdemag out
OSCILLATOR
STAND-BY
(REDUCED
FREQUENCY)
AMP
A
511
Vref
Iref
Verror
CURRENT
7
CURRENT
SENSE INPUT
V
PIN 7
SENSE
reference
block
Vosc
Vcs out
B
SOFT-START
CONTROL
SOFT START (Css) /
VOLTAGE MODE CONTROL
Vosc prot
Dmax &
Dmax (R
Vcc enableIrefVref
supply &
initialisation block
C
THERMAL
SHUTDOWN
Iref
max)
D
Set
PWM
LATCH
Reset
UVLO1
Vcc enable
UVLO1
UVLO2
Q
Vref Vcc
OVER
VOLTAGE
MANAGEMENT
UVLO2Vcc enable
V
CC
116
BUFFER
D
18V
MC44603
CL 56532018/012
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V
2
C
OUTPUT V
3
GND
4
OVERVOLTAGE
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PROTECTION
PIN 3
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11Abbreviations
(R-Y)_OUTR-Y output from chroma demodulator
uCMicrocomputer
AQUAAquadag layer on the outside of the picture
AV_MUTESignal to mute the sound on the Audio-out
AVL_AV2/AVLSwitching signal from UP to the Auto Volume
B_TXT_OSDBlue TXT or OSD signal from (C to the video
BASSControl signal for BASS
BCIBeam Current information
BG/1_or_BG/0 KMonochrome TV system sound carrier +
BL_TXT_OSDFast blanking signal to IC7725-5C to display
BLACKSTR_SWBlack stretch switch
BS1TV band selection 1 signal
BS2TV band selection 2 signal
CHROMA_O/
NTSC_SWSwitch on signal for NTSC chroma oscillator
CHROMA_1/BG/LSwitch on signal for BG/L chroma oscillator
CHROMA_1/
STATUSSwitch on signal for NTSC chroma oscillator
CHROMA_2/
STATUSSignal to select the correct system in case of
CVBS_EXT1CVBS external 1 input signal
CVBS_EXT2CVBS external 2 signal
CVBS_INCVBS internal 1 (from tuner)
CVBS_OUTCVBS output signal
CVBS_OUT_1CVBS output signal 1
CVBS_SOUNDCVBS for inter carrier sound detector
CVBS_TXTCVBS for TXT processing in uC
DISCHARGETo have a fast discharge after switching off
EAREarth
EEPROMElectrical Erasable Programmable Read Only
ESDElectrical Static Discharge
ffFilament (heater voltage) from LOT to the
FL_AFilament voltage for CRT
G_TXT_OSDGreen TXT or OSD signal from the
GNDGround
GRD_LOTGround of LOT
HOR.FLYBACKHorizontal flyback pulse used for looking the
12CDigital Control bus of the microcomputer
IFIntermediate frequency signal for sound
INT/EXTSwitchingsignal for Internal or external audio +
L_EXT1Audio left external 1
LEFT_OUTAudio left out
MOD_L_1N1SCART I/P 1 in left
MOD_L_1N2SCART I/P 2 in left
MOD_R_1N1SCART I/P 1 in right
MOD_L_1N2SCART I/P 2 in right
MONO/STROBE/
BG_LStrobe signal for HEF 4094 on multi-mono
MONO_OUTAudio mono out
NTSCNTSC colour system
PAL/SECAMPAL or SECAM colour system
R_TXT_OSDBlue TXT or OSD signal from the
RAMRandom Access Memory
RESET1Reset signal for the uC
RF_AGCAutomatic gain control signal I for tuner
RIGHT_OUTAudio right out
ROMRead Only Memory
SAMService Alignment Mode
SANDCASTLESand castle signal from IC7225-5D to delay
line IC7255 and SECAM chrominance
decoder IC7241.
SCLClock line of the 12C-bus
SDAData line of the 12C-bus
SDMService Default Mode; predefined mode for
faultfinding
SECAM_REFSECAM reference
SID/STA/LLSound identification / stereoavailable / France
system "L"
SIFSound IF signal for FM demodulator
STANDBYSwitchingsignal from microcomputer "low" for
standby (power supply will be switched to
stand-by mode), "high" for normal operation
TREBLETreble control signal
V_TUNETuning voltage for tuner
VFBVertical flyback pulse
VFL50 Hz vertical flyback pulse used to inform the
microcomputerthat flyback takes place. This is
important for OSD and TXT
VG2Voltage on grid 2 of the picture tube
VOLUMEControlsignal (from uC, but on DC level via RC