Philips TCM1.0E, TCM2.0E Schematic

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TCM1.0E TCM2.0E

SERVICE TRAINING

< Instructor Theo Heijnen> May, 2008

V1.0

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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Course Objective

After this training you:

Know the main features Can diagnose the set Can do software upgrades Can repair the set on component level for SSB

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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TCM1.0E 20PFL3403/10

26PFL3403/10

TCM2.0E 19PFL5403D/10

20PFL3403D/10 22PFL5403D/10 26PFL3403D/10 26PFL5403D/12

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Range Overview

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The xxPFL3403/10 models are Europe LCD platform designed for driving below

panels:

• 20” LPL (RGB TTL)

• 26” AUO (LVDS)

The main chip is from Mediatec (MTK8200 series) and supports below inputs:

• one analog RF (PAL B/G D/K I, SECAM B/G D/K L/L’)

• one SCART (CVBS & RGB)

• one CMP (YPrPb can support from 480i up to 1080i)

• one VGA

• one HDMI (can support 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p up to 1080i/p)

• one S-Video input

• one Headphone output

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Specifications 20PFL3403

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Specifications 20PFL3403

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Specifications 26PFL3403

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Specifications 26PFL3403

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Specifications 19PFL5403D

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Specifications 20PFL3403D

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Specifications 22PFL5403D

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Specifications 26PFL3403D

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Specifications 26PFL5403D

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Delta’s TCM2.0

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Display resolution

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Max. supported computer format

Sound output

2 x 3W1280 x 1024 60Hz1440 x 900P19PFL5403D

2 x 3W1024 x 768 60Hz640 x 480P20PFL3403D

2 x 5W1680 x 1050 50Hz, 60Hz1680 x 1050P22PFL5403D

2 x 5W1440 x 900 50Hz, 75Hz1366 x 768P26PFL3403D

2 x 5W1366 x 768 60Hz1366 x 768P26PFL5403D

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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Dismantling step 1

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Place the TV set upside down on a table top, using the foam bars

Remove the screws that secure the rear cover.

Be careful: Now the rear cover could be lifted but the SSB and power

supply panel(s) are mounted in the rear cover and still connected to the

LCD panel and other boards.

Turn the set now.

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Dismantling step 2

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After turning the set remove the front cabinet.

Take care: Use a plastic putty knife to release the click’s as located.

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Dismantling step 2a

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Top

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See here the location of the click’s.

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Dismantling step 2b

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Release loudspeaker cables and connection to IR receiver.

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Dismantling step 3

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To get access to the inverter board simply put the panel

on the left side.

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Dismantling step 4

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When laying the panel on top all boards are accessible.

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Dismantling step 5

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Remove 2 screws at Cinch connectors before removing the SSB.

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Dismantling step 6

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SSB board is good accessible to do measurements

and LCD panel (so the picture) is visible.

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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Subjects

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Block Diagram TCM1.0

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The MediaTek MT8200 is a highly integrated IC used in the TCM1.0E. IT supports

video input and output formats up to 1440x900. The MT8200 includes a high-quality

TV decoder retrieving the best image from popular composite signals and embedded

HDTV/VGA decoders perfectly reproducing the high bandwidth input signals.

Features

Advanced MDDi(TM) motion adaptive de-interlacer accordingly converts the interlace

to progressive video overlaying with a 2D graphic processor.

An on-chip audio processor with a lip sync control decodes analog signals received

from the tuner, delivering high-quality post-processed sound effect.

An on-chip microprocessor.

High quality TV decorder, supports PAL (B,G,D,H,M,N,I,Nc), PAL(Nc), PAL, NTSC,

NTSC-4.43, SECAM.

A 16/8 bits digital port accept HDMI Rx coming from the MT8293 HDMI receiver.

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Main Board TCM1.0

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U16

U6

U8

U601

U001

U002 / U003

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Key components:

U001: Audio Amplifier

U002: Audio DAC

U003: Audio ADC

U6: MT8200 Main Processor

U7: DDR

U8: Flash

U10: Main EEPROM

U12: HDMI receiver

U13: EDID EEPROM HDMI

U14: HDCP Key eeprom

U15: EDID EEPROM VGA

U16: Audio Source Select.

U40: HDMI Port Protection

U601: IF demodulator

UM001: Standby processor

U15

UM01

U40

U7

U10

U13

U14

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Main Board rear side

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Rear side of the panel does not contain main components.

Clear visible is the location of the E-pad for the main processor.

It is important to heat up this part when removing the processor. We

advice to use a BGA machine to remove and place the processor.

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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Subjects

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Power

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MT8200

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Flash / DDR

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VGA

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LVDS

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Tuner

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Scart

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Video input

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Audio Amp

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External audio input is selected by the audio source select U16.

The output of the source select is connected to the ADC (U003).

The I2S output is the input for the MT8200. After audio signal processing

in the MT8200, a I2S output is connected to the DAC (U002).

From the DAC the left and right audio channels are amplified by the

TDA7266 (U001) The TDA7266 is a dual bridge amlifier.

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HDMI Switch

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The HDMI connector is connected to U40. This is a port protector.

HDMI signals are received by the MT8293.The three TMDS data and

clock channels, (these are the channels used to carry video, audio and

auxiliary data) are converted to 16/8 bits digital signal connected to th

input port of the MT8200.

HDMI Edid data is stored in the eeprom U13. Thsi eeprom is supplied by

the HDMI plugpower. This means that the data is also available for a

source when the TV set is switched off.

U14 contains the HDCP keys.

TMDS Channel 0

TMDS Channel 1

TMDS Channel 2

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DC-DC

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UM01 is the standby processor. Via the Power Standby line (pin4) the

5V and 12V are switched (via U505)

From eco-standby the set can be switched on via:

Local Power Key

IR command

Scart Fast Blanking

COM is high in case of communication via I2C.

Protection: In case one of the voltages VCC, DV33B, V33 or SB33 is not

present DEC will get low. The standby processor will switch off the set.

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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Subjects

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Block Diagram TCM2.0

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Main Board

U904

U100

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U203U502

U501

U202 U810

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U100: IF demodulator (analogue)

U202 Flash

U203 Main video processor

U204

U204 SDRAM

U501 DVBT Cam Switch

U502 digital channel decoder

U810 MCU Standby

U904 HDMI Switch

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Main Board

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Diagrams TCM2.0

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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Diagrams TCM2.0

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• Objective

• Range overview and features

• Mechanical overview

• Block Diagram TCM1.0

• Diagrams TCM1.0

• Block Diagram TCM2.0

• Diagrams TCM2.0

• Service chapter

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CSM TCM1.0

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Entering the “FactoryMenu”

To enter into Factory Menu:

- press the RemoteControl keys “0”, “6”, “2” , “5” ,“9”, “6”, and “INFO”

To exit “FactoryMenu”, press “Exit” key from RemoteControl. To comeback to “FactoryMenu” root when you are into a submenu:

- press RemoteControl “Menu” key.

Remark: To enter the Factory Service mode you must press the key sequence not to fast.

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If a repair need more often to enter Factory Menu the Factory Menu can

be set in Enable mode.

To enable/disable “FactoryKey”, ,please to follow below steps:

- press RemoteControl “Zoom+”key to enter into “System” submenu

- press RemoteControl “Down” key till “FactoryKey” item

- press RemoteControl “Zoom+”key to toggle mode

To pop-up Factory Menu in case of “FactoryKey” is enabled,

follow below step:

- press RemoteControl key “Blue”

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Factory Menu System TCM1.

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Power Mode Remember: Remember the state of last shut off

Factory Key OFF： Factory Key is not valid

Tuner AGC 12

Key Board Lock On： the keypad board is locked, only the RC is available;

Pattern MT8200 generates test pattern

Back Light Peak White Alignment

Reset Reset EEPROM data, and load the default value of EEPROM

Open : Always power-on the set

OFF： Stand by after power on

ON ： Factory Key is available, and BLUE button is the shortcut key.

Off: disabled

All: Reset factory and user Menu’s data

User: Reset user Menu’s data

Pattern test: select 1-5 for different patterns generated by MT8200.

Pattern 6 runs different patterns automatically.

In this mode the RC is disabled. This mode can be used for testing the

set! To exit this mode press the local menu button on the set!

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FactoryMenu Balance TCM1.

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Source For Balance Source

Tone Normal/Warm.Cool

White R R White Balance

White G G White Balance

White B B White Balance

Gray R R Gray Balance

Gray G G Gray Balance

Gray B B Gray Balance

RGB Calibrate ADC Adjust

Scaling Brightness Maximum brightness

Scaling Contrast Maximum Contrast

Scaling Saturation Maximum Contrast

Scaling Hue Maximum Hue

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FactoryMenu TV Geometry TCM

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TV GEO Color System

H POS Horizontal Position

H SIZE Horizontal Size

V POS Vertical Position

V SIZE Vertical Size

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FactoryMenu Nicam TCM1.0

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Item Sub-item Don’t modify

Nicam Correct Thres 5

Sync Loop 50

Error Thre 6

ParityErrorThres 47

EveryNumFrames 32

A2 system 4

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FactoryMenu Mono TCM1.0

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Item Sub-item Don’t modify

Mono High DEVI OFF

AM Mute ON

AM Mute High 69

AM Mute Low 53

Carrier Shift OFF

Saturation Mute OFF

FM Mute ON

FM Mute High 24

FM Mute Low 19

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FactoryMenu Sound TCM1.0

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Item Sub-item Volume Curve

Sound VOL_0 0

VOL_10 4

VOL_30 25

VOL_50 90

VOL_90 150

VOL_100 254

TV Pre 53

AV Pre 60

SWPREQ 10

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FactoryMenu Other TCM1.0

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Item Sub-item Don’t modify

Other Blue Mute ON

CTI Middle

Flesh Tone ON

Deinter Mode Automatic

White Peak Limiter ON

MDDi Kenar korkuma (Edge Pre )High

TTX Contrast 10

Seamless OFF

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FactoryMenu Info TCM1.0

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FactoryMenu Factory Default TCM1.0 Setti

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User Menu

Menu

TV(channel 1)Source

StandardPicture Preset

ONDynamic Contrast

NormalTone

30Volume

AutomaticSound Type

OFFVirtual Surround

OFFAuto Volume

OFFSound effect

OFFFACTORY-KEYFactory

RememberPOWER ON

ONFlesh Tone

ONWhite Peak Limiter

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Electrical Alignment TCM1.0

• RF AGC – Takeover point (Analog part)

• Not any AGC alignment is required. The TunerAGC

value is set to 12 by default and accessible into the

FactoryMenu.

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ADC Calibration TCM1.0

Three inputs require an ADC calibration for the time being that are:

VGA

Provide a test signal 1024×768@60Hz with WhiteBlack squares. Select the corresponding “Balance/RGBCalibrate” submenu item from “FactoryMenu”,

then press ”Zoom+” to start.

CMP

Provide a test signal 576i@50Hz with 100% 8 steps ColorBar. Select the corresponding “Balance/RGBCalibrate” submenu item from “FactoryMenu”,

then press ”Zoom+” to start.

The ADC is well performed when it’s displayed “CMP” after few seconds.

SCART-RGB

Provide a test signal PAL，SCART RGB with WhiteBlack squares. Select the corresponding “Balance/RGBCalibrate” submenu item from “FactoryMenu”,

then press ”Zoom+” to start.

The ADC is well performed when it’s displayed “RGB” after few seconds.

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CSM TCM2.0

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Menu Explanation

1. Model Number Type number and region.

2. Production Serial Number Product serial no.

3. SW Version Software cluster and version is displayed (TC

= TCL, M2 = MTK2, E = Europe, 0.49 = software version).

4. Codes Error buffer contents.

5. SSB SSB serial number.

6. DISPLAY Display type.

7. NVM Version NVM version.

8. Key (HDCP) HDMI Shows Valid or invalid HDCP key when

HDMI connected. Else blank.

9. Digital Signal Quality ..% (antenna signal).

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10. Audio System Audio system (Mono/Stereo/Nicam stereo)

11. n.a.

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SAM TCM2.0

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SAM TCM2.0

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SAM TCM2.0

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SAM TCM2.0

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SAM TCM2.0

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Blinking LED TCM2.0

Errors can also be displayed by the blinking LED procedure. To activate the blinking LED procedure go into SDM mode:

Press on the remote control the code “062596”directly followed by the “MENU”key.

The method is to repeatedly let the front LED pulse with as many pulses as the error code number, followed by a period of

1.5 seconds in which the LED is “off”. Then this sequence is repeated.

Any RC command terminates the sequence. Error code LED blinking is in white colour.

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Basically there are six kind of errors:

Code Description

0 no error

3 μPContro

4 General I2C bus Error

7 TunerI2C-bus

8 Demodulator

10 MT8295

11 MT5133

13 HDMI switch

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Philips TCM1.0E, TCM2.0E Schematic

Specifications and Main Features

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