Pioneer pdp 506pu service manual

PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan

PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936

PIONEER CORPORATION 2005

Note:

Media Receivers up to Generation 5 (G5) cannot be connected with this unit.
Be sure to use a Media Receiver of Generation 6 (G6) (ex.: PDP-R06∗∗, etc.).

ORDER NO.

ARP3267

PDP-506PE

PLASMA DISPLAY

PDP-506PE

PDP-506PU

THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).

Model Type Power Requirement Remarks

PDP-506PE WYVI AC220 - 240V
PDP-506PU KUCXC AC120V

This service manual should be used together with the following manual(s).

Model No. Order No. Remarks

PDP-506PE, PDP-506PU ARP3268 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM

For details, refer to "Important Check Points for good servicing".

T-IZY SEPT. 2005 printed in Japan

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SAFETY INFORMATION

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This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians ; it is not meant for the casual
do-it-yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been
trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may
void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely,
you should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.

WARNING
This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of California to

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cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.

NOTICE
(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)
Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or (slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement parts
must be of identical designation.

Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65

REMARQUE
(POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEMENT)
Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou (fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que les pièces

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de remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

NOTICE : Comply with all cautions and safety related notes

located on or inside the cabinet and on the chassis.

The following precautions should be observed :

1. When service is required, even though the PDP UNIT an
isolation transformer should be inserted between the power line

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and the set in safety before any service is performed.

2. When replacing a chassis in the set, all the protective devices
must be put back in place, such as barriers, nonmetallic knobs,
adjustment and compartment covershields, isolation resistor­capacitor, etc.

3. When service is required, observe the original lead dress. Extra
precaution should be taken to assure correct lead dress in the
high voltage circuitry area.

4. Always use the manufacture's replacement components.
Especially critical components as indicated on the circuit
diagram should not be replaced by other manufacture's.

Furthermore where a short circuit has occurred, replace those

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components that indicate evidence of overheating.

5. Before returning a serviced set to the customer, the service
technician must thoroughly test the unit to be certain that it is
completely safe to operate without danger of electrical shock,
and be sure that no protective device built into the set by the
manufacture has become defective, or inadvertently defeated
during servicing. Therefore, the following checks should be
performed for the continued protection of the customer and
servicetechnician.

6. Perform the following precautions against unwanted radiation
and rise in internal temperature.

• Always return the internal wiring to the original styling.

• Attach parts (Gascket, Ferrite Core, Ground, Rear Cover,
Shield Case etc.) surely after disassembly.

7. Perform the following precautions for the PDP panel.

• When the front case is removed, make sure nothing hits the
panel face, panel corner, and panel edge (so that the glass does
not break).

• Make sure that the panel vent does not break. (Check that the
cover is attached.)

• Handle the FPC connected to the panel carefully.
Twisting or pulling the FPC when connecting it to the
connector will cause it to peel off from the panel.

8. Pay attention to the following.

• Pay extreme caution when the front case and rear panel are
removed because this may cause a high risk of disturbance to
TVs and radios in the surrounding.

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Leakage Current Cold Check

With the AC plug removed from an AC power source, place a
jumper across the two plug prongs. Turn the AC power switch on.
Using an insulation tester (DC 500V), connect one lead to the
jumpered AC plug and touch the other lead to each exposed metal
part (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, control
shafts, etc.), particularly any exposed metal part having a return
path to the chassis. Exposed metal parts having a return path to
the chassis should have a minimum resistor reading of 0.3MΩ
and a maximum resistor reading of 5MΩ. Any resistor value
below or above this range indicates an abnormality which requires
corrective action. Exposed metal parts not having a return path to
the chassis will indicate an open circuit.

Leakage Current Hot Check

Plug the AC line cord directly into an AC power source (do not
use an isolation transformer for this check).
Turn the AC power switch on.
Using a "Leakage Current Tester (Simpson Model 229
equivalent)", measure for current from all exposed metal parts of
the cabinet (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays,
control shaft, etc.), particularly any exposed metal part having a
return path to the chassis, to a known earth ground (water pipe,
conduit, etc.). Any current measured must not exceed 0.5mA.

PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

Many electrical and mechanical parts in PIONEER set have
special safety related characteristics. These are often not evident
from visual inspection nor the protection afforded by them
necessarily can be obtained by using replacement components
rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which
have these special safety characteristics are identified in this
Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are identified by
marking with a on the schematics and on the parts list in this
Service Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which dose not
have the same safety characteristics as the PIONEER
recommended replacement one, shown in the parts list in this
Service Manual, may create shock, fire or other hazards.
Product Safety is continuously under review and new instructions
are issued from time to time. For the latest information, always
consult the current PIONEER Service Manual. A subscription to,
or additional copies of, PIONEER Service Manual may be
obtained at a nominal charge from PIONEER.

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Reading should
not be above

0.5mA

Earth
ground

Device
under
test

Also test with
plug reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)

Leakage
current
tester

Test all
exposed metal
surfaces

AC Leakage Test

ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL
SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE
RETURNING THE SET TO THE CUSTOMER.

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Charged Section

The places where the commercial AC power is used without
passing through the power supply transformer.
If the places are touched, there is a risk of electric shock. In
addition, the measuring equipment can be damaged if it is
connected to the GND of the charged section and the GND of the
non-charged section while connecting the set directly to the
commercial AC power supply. Therefore, be sure to connect the
set via an insulated transformer and supply the current.

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1. Power Cord

2. AC Inlet

3. Power Switch (S1)

4. Fuse (In the POWER SUPPLY Unit)

5. STB Transformer and Converter Transformer
(In the POWER SUPPLY Unit)

6. Other primary side of the POWER SUPPLY Unit

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: Part is Charged Section.
: Part is the High Voltage Generating Points

other than the Charged Section.

High Voltage Generating Point

The places where voltage is 100V or more except for the charged
places described above. If the places are touched, there is a risk of
electric shock.

If the procedures described in “7.1.5 POWER ON/OFF
FUNCTION FOR THE LARGE-SIGNAL SYSTEM” are
performed before the power is turned off, the voltage will be
discharged in about 30 seconds.

1. POWER SUPPLY Unit.....................................................(205V)

2. 50 X DRIVE Assy .......................................... (–180V to 205V)

3. 50 Y DRIVE Assy .......................................................... (500V)

4. 50 SCAN A Assy ............................................................ (500V)

5. 50 SCAN B Assy ............................................................(500V)

6. SUS CLAMP 1 Assy .......................................(–180V to 205V)

7. SUS CLAMP 2 Assy .......................................(–180V to 205V)

50 SCAN B Assy

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50 Y DRIVE Assy 50 X DRIVE Assy SUS CLAMP 1 Assy

POWER SUPPLY Unit

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50 SCAN A Assy SUS CLAMP 2 Assy Power Switch (S1)

AC Inlet

Fig.1 Charged Section and High Voltage Generating Point (Rear View)

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[Important Check Points for Good Servicing]

In this manual, procedures that must be performed during repairs are marked with the below symbol.
Please be sure to confirm and follow these procedures.

1. Product safety

Please conform to product regulations (such as safety and radiation regulations), and maintain a safe servicing environment by
following the safety instructions described in this manual.

1 Use specified parts for repair.

Use genuine parts. Be sure to use important parts for safety.

2 Do not perform modifications without proper instructions.

Please follow the specified safety methods when modification(addition/change of parts) is required due to interferences such as
radio/TV interference and foreign noise.

3 Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed.

When you solder while repairing, please be sure that there are no cold solder and other debris.
Soldering should be finished with the proper quantity. (Refer to the example)

4 Make sure the screws are tightly fastened.

Please be sure that all screws are fastened, and that there are no loose screws.

5 Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted.

Please be sure that all connectors are inserted, and that there are no imperfect insertion.

6 Make sure the wiring cables are set to their original state.

Please replace the wiring and cables to the original state after repairs.
In addition, be sure that there are no pinched wires, etc.

7 Make sure screws and soldering scraps do not remain inside the product.

Please check that neither solder debris nor screws remain inside the product.

8 There should be no semi-broken wires, scratches, melting, etc. on the coating of the power cord.

Damaged power cords may lead to fire accidents, so please be sure that there are no damages.
If you find a damaged power cord, please exchange it with a suitable one.

9 There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug.

When spark traces or similar marks are found on the power supply plug, please check the connection and advise on secure
connections and suitable usage. Please exchange the power cord if necessary.

0 Safe environment should be secured during servicing.

When you perform repairs, please pay attention to static electricity, furniture, household articles, etc. in order to prevent injuries.
Please pay attention to your surroundings and repair safely.

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2. Adjustments

To keep the original performance of the products, optimum adjustments and confirmation of characteristics within specification.
Adjustments should be performed in accordance with the procedures/instructions described in this manual.

3. Lubricants, Glues, and Replacement parts

Use grease and adhesives that are equal to the specified substance.
Make sure the proper amount is applied.

4. Cleaning

For parts that require cleaning, such as optical pickups, tape deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, proper
cleaning should be performed to restore their performances.

5. Shipping mode and Shipping screws

To protect products from damages or failures during transit, the shipping mode should be set or the shipping screws should be
installed before shipment. Please be sure to follow this method especially if it is specified in this manual.

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CONTENTS

1. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 7

2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................8

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2.1 PACKING SECTION ..................................................................................................................................8

2.2 REAR SECTION ...................................................................................................................................... 10

2.3 FRONT SECTION.................................................................................................................................... 12

2.4 CHASSIS SECTION (1/2)........................................................................................................................ 14

2.5 CHASSIS SECTION (2/2)........................................................................................................................ 16

2.6 PDP SERVICE ASSY 506P (AWU1134) ................................................................................................. 18

3. BLOCK DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM..........................................................................................20

3.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM...................................................................................................... 20

3.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM.................................................................................................................. 22

3.3 50 ADDRESS ASSY ................................................................................................................................ 24

3.4 50 SCAN A and B ASSYS .......................................................................................................................25

3.5 50 X DRIVE, SUS CLAMP 1 and SUS CLAMP 2 ASSYS ....................................................................... 26

3.6 50 Y DRIVE ASSY ................................................................................................................................... 27

3.7 HD DIGITAL ASSY................................................................................................................................... 28

3.8 HD AUDIO ASSY..................................................................................................................................... 29

3.9 POWER SUPPLY UNIT............................................................................................................................ 30

3.10 WAVEFORMS........................................................................................................................................ 31

5. PCB PARTS LIST ........................................................................................................................................... 33

6. ADJUSTMENT ............................................................................................................................................... 41

6.1 ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED WHEN THE SET IS REPAIRED OR REPLACED ....................................... 41

6.2 RS-232C COMMAND .............................................................................................................................. 42

6.3 METHOD FOR REPLACING THE SERVICE PANEL ASSY.................................................................... 58

7. GENERAL INFORMATION............................................................................................................................. 62

7.1 DIAGNOSIS ............................................................................................................................................. 62

7.1.1 PCB LOCATION ................................................................................................................................62

7.1.2 DIAGNOSIS OF SHUTDOWN/POWER-DOWN INDICATED BY LEDS............................................ 63

7.1.3 OVERVIEW OF PANEL FACTORY MODE........................................................................................ 66

7.1.4 OPERATION WHEN THE MEDIA RECEIVER IS NOT CONNECTED.............................................. 75

7.1.5 POWER ON/OFF FUNCTION FOR THE LARGE-SIGNAL SYSTEM ............................................... 76

7.1.6 BACKUP WHEN THE MAIN UNIT IS ADJUSTED ............................................................................77

7.1.7 HOW TO CLEAR HISTORY DATA ..................................................................................................... 79

7.1.8 DISASSEMBLY.................................................................................................................................. 81

7.2 IC ............................................................................................................................................................. 85

8. PANEL FACILITIES ........................................................................................................................................ 94

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1. SPECIFICATIONS

Item 50" Plasma Display, Model: PDP-506PE 50" Plasma Display, Model: PDP-506PU

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Number of Pixels 1280 × 768 pixels
Audio Amplifier

Surround System

Power Requirement
Dimensions

Weight

• Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

13 W + 13 W (1 kHz, 10 %, 8Ω)

SRS/FOCUS/TruBass

220 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 344 W (0.4 W Standby)
1224 (W) × 717 (H) × 92 (D) mm

31.8 kg (70.1 lbs.)

1280 × 768 pixels
13 W + 13 W (1 kHz, 10 %, 8Ω)

SRS/FOCUS/TruBass

120 V AC, 60 Hz, 355 W (0.2 W Standby)
1224 (W) × 717 (H) × 92 (D) mm

(48 3/16 (W) × 28 1/4 (H) × 3 5/8 (D) inches)

31.8 kg (70.1 lbs.)

Trademarks

• FOCUS, WOW, SRS and (¶) symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs, Inc.
FOCUS and SRS technologies are incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc.

• This product includes FontAvenue fonts licensed by NEC Corporation.
FontAvenue is a registered trademark of NEC Corporation.

• HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing
LLC.

• The names of companies or institutions are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective companies or institutions.

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Accessories

Power cord (2 m)

For PDP-506PE For PDP-506PU

Warranty card

(ADG1214) (ADG1215)

Only the power cord that is appropriate in your country or region
is supplied.

Binder Assy (AEC1908) Ferrite Core (ATX1039)(PDP-506PE only)

Speed clamp x 3 Bead band x 3

Cable tie

Cleaning cloth
(AED1285)

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Ferrite core

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2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

NOTES:

Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.

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Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Screws adjacent to mark on product are used for disassembly.
For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)

2.1 PACKING SECTION

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(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST

No. Description Part No.

Mark

1Power Cord See Contrast table (2)
2 Binder Assy AEC1908
3 Cleaning Cloth AED1285
4Polyethylene Bag S See Contrast table (2)
NSP 5 Catalogue Bag See Contrast table (2)

NSP 6 Warranty card See Contrast table (2)

7Ferrite Core See Contrast table (2)
8Pad (50T-L) See Contrast table (2)
9Pad (50T-R) See Contrast table (2)
10 Pad (50B-L) See Contrast table (2)

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11 Pad (50B-R) See Contrast table (2)
12 Power Cord Case See Contrast table (2)
13 Under Carton See Contrast table (2)
14 Upper Carton See Contrast table (2)
15 Mirror Mat See Contrast table (2)

16 Caution Card See Contrast table (2)

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

PDP-506PE/WYVI and PDP-506PU/KUCXC are constructed the same except for the following:

Mark No. Symbol and Description PDP-506PE/WYVI PDP-506PU/KUCXC

1Power Cord ADG1214 ADG1215

4Polyethylene Bag S AHG1338 AHG1348
NSP 5 Catalogue Bag AHG1340 AHG1347
NSP 6 Warranty Card ARY1114 ARY1145

7Ferrite Core ATX1039 Not used

8Pad (50T-L) AHA2427 AHA2459

9Pad (50T-R) AHA2428 AHA2460

10 Pad (50B-L) AHA2429 AHA2461
11 Pad (50B-R) AHA2430 AHA2462
12 Power Cord Case AHC1073 Not used

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13 Under Carton (50) AHD3344 Not used
13 Under Carton (506PU) Not used AHD3379
14 Upper Carton (506PE) AHD3345 Not used
14 Upper Carton (506PU) Not used AHD3383
15 Mirror Mat AHG1284 AHG1352

16 Caution Card ARM1232 ARM1239

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2.2 REAR SECTION

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To Power Switch

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(1) REAR SECTION PARTS LIST

No. Description Part No.

Mark

1AC Inlet AKP1274
2 Control Plate AND1185
3 Rear Case (506) ANE1639
4 Inner Grip Assy AMR3434
5AC Cushion AEC2035

NSP 6 Model Label See Contrast table (2)
7 Caution Label See Contrast table (2)
8AC Label PE See Contrast table (2)
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10 • • • • •

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11 Screw (3 x 40P) ABA1332
12 Hexagon Head Screw BBA1051
13 Screw PMZ26P060FTB
14 Screw BPZ30P080FTB
15 Screw AMZ30P060FTB

16 Screw TBZ40P080FTB

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

PDP-506PE/WYVI and PDP-506PU/KUCXC are constructed the same except for the following:

Mark No. Symbol and Description PDP-506PE/WYVI PDP-506PU/KUCXC

NSP 6 Model Label (506PE) AAL2661 Not used
NSP 6 Model Label (506PU) Not used AAL2679

7 Caution Label AAX3117 AAX3075
8AC Label PE AAX3194 Not used

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2.3 FRONT SECTION

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"2.4 CHASSIS SECTION (1/2)",

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(1) FRONT SECTION PARTS LIST

No. Description Part No.

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1Front Case Assy (506PE) AMB2861
2 Corner Cushion AEB1416
3 Pioneer Name Plate AAM1098
4Power Button AAD4133
5 Coil Spring ABH1120

6 Blind Cushion AEB1415
7 Insulation Sheet A AED1283
8 Insulation Sheet B AED1284
9Power Display Label (506) See Contrast table (2)
10 Screw Rivet AEC1877

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

PDP-506PE/WYVI and PDP-506PU/KUCXC are constructed the same except for the following:

Mark No. Symbol and Description PDP-506PE/WYVI PDP-506PU/KUCXC

9Power Display Label (506) AAX3217 Not used

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2.4 CHASSIS SECTION (1/2)

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To HD DIGITAL

CN3003

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From POWER SUPPLY
P3

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From AC Inlet

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3

Refer to
"2.5 CHASSIS SECTION (2/2)".

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To HD DIGITAL

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CN3003

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CHASSIS SECTION (1/2) PARTS LIST

No. Description Part No.

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1 HD LED Assy AWW1029
2 HD IR Assy AWW1030

3Power Switch (S1) ASG1092
4 Housing Wire (50)(J103) ADX3112
5Front Chassis VL (50) AMA1014

6Front Chassis VR (50) AMA1015
7 Sub Frame L Assy (506) ANA1860
8 Sub Frame R Assy (506) ANA1861
9Front Chassis H Assy (50) ANA1883
10 Panel Holder H (50) ANG2769

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12 Panel Holder V2 (50) ANG2771
13 Cushion AEB1424
14 Wire Saddle AEC1745
15 • • • • •

16 Nyron Rivet AEC1671
17 Screw ABZ30P080FTC
18 Screw AMZ30P060FTB
19 Screw APZ30P080FTB
20 Screw BBZ30P060FTC

21 Screw BPZ30P080FTB
22 Screw TBZ40P080FTB
23 Screw VBB30P080FNI

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2.5 CHASSIS SECTION (2/2)

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To HD LED CN1671

HD IR CN1681

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To
Power Switch

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(1) CHASSIS SECTION (2/2) PARTS LIST

No. Description Part No.

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1 50 X DRIVE Assy See Contrast table (2)
2 SUS CLAMP 1 Assy AWW1022
3 SUS CLAMP 2 Assy AWW1023
4 50 Y DRIVE Assy See Contrast table (2)
5 HD DIGITAL Assy AWW1028

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21 14P Housing Wire (J104) ADX3158
22 3P Housing Wire (J105) ADX3159
23 9P Housing Wire (J101) ADX3186
24 8P Housing Wire (J102) ADX3187
25 5P Housing Wire (J106) ADX3188

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6 HD AUDIO Assy AWV2203

7POWER SUPPLY Unit AXY1112
8 Ring Core with Case ATX1042
9Ferrite Core ATX1048
10 Flexible Cable (J201) ADD1293

11 Flexible Cable (J202) ADD1294
12 Flexible Cable (J203) ADD1295
13 Flexible Cable (J204) ADD1296
14 Flexible Cable (J205) ADD1297
15 Flexible Cable (J206) ADD1298

16 4P Housing Wire (J108) ADX3117
17 6P Housing Wire (J109) See Contrast table (2)
18 12P Housing Wire (J110) See Contrast table (2)
19 6P Housing Wire (J111) ADX3120
20 3P Housing Wire (J113) See Contrast table (2)

26 6P Housing Wire (J107) ADX3189
27 Conductive Plate XA ANG2776
28 FC Stay ANG2815
29 Binder AEC-093
NSP 30 PCB Spacer AEC1188

31 Flat Clamp AEC1879
32 PCB Spacer AEC1941
33 Drive Silicone Sheet AEH1095
34 Power Supply Insulation Sheet AMR3447
35 Audio Insulation Sheet AMR3469

36 Wire Saddle AEC1745
NSP 37 Address Sheet AMR3491
38 • • • • •
39 Screw ABA1324
40 Screw PMB30P060FTC

41 Screw VBB30P080FNI

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C

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

PDP-506PE/WYVI and PDP-506PU/KUCXC are constructed the same except for the following:

Mark No. Symbol and Description PDP-506PE/WYVI PDP-506PU/KUCXC

1 50 X DRIVE Assy AWW1075 AWW1020 or AWW1075

4 50 Y DRIVE Assy AWV2258 AWV2210 or AWV2258
17 6P Housing Wire (J109) ADX3118 ADX3132
18 12P Housing Wire (J110) ADX3119 ADX3133
20 3P Housing Wire (J113) ADX3122 ADX3136

D

E

F

56

PDP-506PE

17

7

8

1234

2.6 PDP SERVICE ASSY 506P (AWU1134)

A

29

34

B

34

C

16

32

21

30

31

34

34

15

34

34

37

(for transport)

31

31

17

32

31

34

29

30

23

23

30

35

D

14

30

18

6

6

6

E

33

23

21

2

8

6

23

26

7

23

24

25

2

12

9

12

11

20

10

11

23

7

20

7

2

9

12

10

11

10

2

7

21

12

9

9

11

10

13

30

35

30

19

F

18

1234

23

5

1

38

4

5

5

PDP-506PE

5

5

3

5678

• Front Section • Packing Section

43

(for transport)

36

22

38

A

39

B

28

Note when replacing with the PDP Service Assy 506P

The Power Switch (S1), HD LED Assy, and HD IR Assy are not
included in the PDP Service Assy 506P. Before replacement with the
PDP Service Assy 506P, the following components of the Service Assy
must be temporarily detached to attach the above-mentioned parts
(parts from the original unit or newly purchased):

• Front Chassis H Assy (50) (ANA1883)

• Front Chassis VL (50) (AMA1014)

• Front Chassis VR (50) (AMA1015)

PDP SERVICE ASSY 506P (AWU1134) PARTS LIST

No. Description Part No.

Mark

NSP 1 Panel Chassis (506) Assy AWU1143
NSP 2 50 ADDRESS Assy AWV2208
NSP 3 50 SCAN A Assy AWW1026
NSP 4 50 SCAN B Assy AWW1027
5 PCB Spacer AEC1944

6 Conductive Plate Holder AMR3446
7 ADDRESS Holder Assy (50) AMR3454
8Tube Cover AMR3445
9 Address Heatsink (50) ANH1635
10 Address Silicone A AEH1093

11 Address Silicone B AEH1094
12 Screw BBB30P120FNI
13 Front Chassis VL (50) AMA1014
14 Front Chassis VR (50) AMA1015
15 Sub Frame L Assy (506) ANA1860

16 Sub Frame R Assy (506) ANA1861
17 Front Chassis H Assy (50) ANA1883
18 Conductive Plate XA ANG2776
19 Cushion AEB1424
NSP 20 PCB Spacer AEC1188

21 Wire Saddle AEC1745
22 Screw Rivet AEC1877

56

PDP-506PE

41

22

40

42

No. Description Part No.

Mark

23 PCB Spacer AEC1941
24 Power Supply Insulation Sheet AMR3447
25 Audio Insulation Sheet AMR3469

NSP 26 Address Sheet AMR3491
NSP 27 Chassis Assy (50) ANA1830
28 Protect Sheet AHG1331
29 Screw (3 x 40P) ABA1332
30 Screw ABZ30P080FTC

31 Screw AMZ30P060FTB
32 Screw APZ30P080FTB
33 Screw PMB30P060FTC
34 Screw TBZ40P080FTB
35 Screw VBB30P080FNI

NSP 36 Front Case Assy (506 serivice) AMB2889
(for transport)
NSP 37 Rear Case (506) ANE1639
(for transport)
38 Pad (50T-L) AHA2427
39 Pad (50T-R) AHA2428
40 Pad (50B-L) AHA2429

41 Pad (50B-R) AHA2430
42 Under Carton AHA3344
43 Upper Carton (506 S.V.C) AHA3430

7

8

C

D

E

F

19

1234

3. BLOCK DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

3.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM

A

B

C

D

E

F

20

1234

PDP-506PE

5678

÷

When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS
LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".

÷

The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety

A

factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical
designation.

B

C

D

E

56

PDP-506PE

F

21

7

8

1234

3.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM

A

50 SCAN B ASSY
(UPPER)

Scan Signal
VH

IC2801

IC5V

Scan IC

PSUS

IC2802

Scan IC

IC2803

Scan IC

IC2804

Scan IC

B

C

IC2805

Scan IC

IC2806

Scan IC

CN2802

CN2702

IC2701

Scan IC

IC2702

Scan IC

IC2703

Scan IC

IC2704

Scan IC

IC2705

Scan IC

IC2706

Scan IC

Serial Data

PSUS
IC5V
VH
Scan Signal

50 SCAN A ASSY
(LOWER)

D

50 Y DRIVE ASSY

PSUS

PSUS

VH

IC5V

IC5V

VH VSUS

Vprst

+5V +16.5V

+5V

Photo Coupler

SB1

SA1

VH

Y2

Y3

VH DC/DC Conv.

Vprst Reg.

VSUS

IC2252

Mask
Mod.

VSUS

+16.5V

IC2253

Mask
Mod.

IC5V

IC5V

VF

Block

SUSOUT

Soft-D

Block

Vprst

+5V

Regulator

Resonance

Block

+5V

IC2101

DK Mod.

+16.5V

IC5V/VF

DC/DC
Conv.

Scan Signal

+ Reset

Block

VOFS

+16.5V

+16.5V

+16.5V

VSUS

+6.5V

+5V

VOFS

DC/DC

Conv.

Y4

+5V

Logic
Block

Offset
Block

+16.5V

Drive Signal

+5V

Y6

VOFS

Y1

Y5

60V

A1

+16.5V

+16.5V

IC3751

Power Amp IC

R_OUT +

R_OUT –

L_OUT +

Left

Right

SP TERMINAL

HD AUDIO ASSY

+16.5V

+9.0V

IC3752

Regulator

+9.0V

Buffer

IC3753

WOW + Volume IC

DC Detect

L_OUT –

Block

+3.3V

A3

A_STBY_B

IC3754

EEP ROM

A_Mute

R_Audio
L_Audio
A_NG_B

+9.0V

+3.3V

SCL

SDA

SDA
SCL

A2

E

HD IR ASSY

IR Receive unit

STB3.3V

U1681

RE1

CN1501

AD1 AD2

AN/P BN/P

V+8V

CN/P DN/P CLKN/P

Resonance

Block

V+ADR5

Resonance

Block

V+ADR4

F

IC1555

Driver IC

IC1554

Driver IC

22

1234

V+3V

IC1501

LVDS Receiver

Resonance

Block

V+ADR3

IC1553

Driver IC

SPEAKERS

CN1502

V+5V

(PEE002A-K) (PEE002A-K)

CLK/LE/HBLK/LBLK

R/G/B

50 ADDRESS

V+60V

ASSY

Resonance

Block

V+ADR2

IC1552

Driver IC

Resonance

Block

V+ADR1

IC1551

Driver IC

AD1 AD2

Resonance

V+8V

Block

V+ADR5

IC1555

Driver IC

CN1501

AN/P BN/P

CN/P DN/P CLKN/P

Resonance

Driver IC

Block

V+ADR4

IC1554

V+3V

IC1501

LVDS Receiver

Resonance

Block

V+ADR3

IC1553

Driver IC

CN1502

CLK/LE/HBLK/LBLK

R/G/B

PDP-506PE

50 ADDRESS

V+60VV+5V

ASSY

Resonance

Block

V+ADR2

IC1552

Driver IC

Resonance

Block

V+ADR1

IC1551

Driver IC

5678

P1

P2
P7

+60V

P6

+16.5V

P5

VSUS_ADJ

+8V

STA3.3V

RELAY

P4

D10

Vofs_ADJ,VYPRST_ADJ

SCAN
YSUS

D5

V+8V

V+8V

D6

AUDIO L
AUDIO R

SCL, SDA
A_MUTE,A_STBY_B
A_NG

D3

SECONDARY PRIMARY

VSUS

+16.5V

+6.5V

VSUS_CONT

IC202

PS_PD

EXT_PD

LED_R
LED_B
REM

SCAN_PD
YDRV_PD
YSUS_PD
YDD_PD
SCN5V_PD

V+3V STB

D2 D1

DAC

Pulse
Width

OR

LVDS

Bus Buffer

SCL,
SCA

ADR_PD1

REM
STB_MT

HD DIGITAL ASSY

Switching

RY102

Q703

Q704

Switching

Switching

Q901

Q902

Switching

Switching

Q501

Q502

Switching

IC101

Switching

T702

T902

T101

T502

D4 D11

V+3V ACT

Vsus_ADJ

V+3V_D

DC-DC Converter

V+1V_D

PS_PWDN
SQ_PD

Mask

UART

SW

SCL, SDA

Module

(AXY1116)

OR

IC3151

(M30620FCPGP)

Module Ucom

IC3401

(PEG122C-K)

Sequence
Processor

FIELD

IC3001

TMDS Receiver

TMDS

DVI CONNECTORMDR CONNECTOR

PD

PD_MUTE

VD
HD

DCLK, DERA, GA, BA

POWER SUPPLY
UNIT

+390V

PFC Q101

Q102
Q103

D109

D107, D108

NEUTRAL

V+8V

DDC

XSUS

PSIZE

H DET

RELAY,
PD_TRIGGER
AC_DET,
DRF

XSUSTN_PD
XDD_CNV_PD
XDRIVE_PD

V+8V

V+8V

LVDS

IC3301

Flash Memory

Bus Buffer

D9

D8

D7

V+8V

D103

LIVE

: Wire haerness
: FFC

A

SUS CLAMP 1

ASSY

VSUS

CL1

50 X DRIVE ASSY

+16.5V

VRN

+5V

Logic
Block

+5V

Drive Signal

+6.5V

+16.5V

IC1101

DK Mod.

Resonance

Block

Regulator

VSUS

VSUS

SUS OUT

+5V

+16.5V VF

P3

X1

+16.5V

X2

X4 X3

DC/DC

Conv.

+16.5V

15V
DC/DC
Conv.

– Reset

Block

+5V

IC1202

Mask

Mod.

VRN

B

VSUS

PSUS

C

VSUS

CL2

SUS CLAMP 2

ASSY

D

POWER SW

AC INLET

HD LED ASSY

L1

E

V+8V

Block

V+ADR5

IC1555

Driver IC

CN1501

AN/P BN/P

CN/P DN/P CLKN/P

Resonance

Driver IC

Block

V+ADR4

IC1554

V+3V

IC1501

LVDS Receiver

Resonance

Block

V+ADR3

IC1553

Driver IC

CLK/LE/HBLK/LBLK

AD1 AD2

Resonance

56

CN1502

(PEE002A-K) (PEE002A-K)

R/G/B

50 ADDRESS

V+60VV+5V

ASSY

Resonance

Block

V+ADR2

IC1552

Driver IC

Resonance

Block

V+ADR1

IC1551

Driver IC

AD1 AD2

V+8V

Resonance

Block

V+ADR5

IC1555

Driver IC

CN1501

AN/P BN/P

CN/P DN/P CLKN/P

Resonance

Driver IC

Block

V+ADR4

IC1554

V+3V

LVDS Receiver

IC1501

Resonance

Block

IC1553

Driver IC

CN1502

V+ADR3

CLK/LE/HBLK/LBLK

R/G/B

PDP-506PE

7

50 ADDRESS

V+60VV+5V

ASSY

Resonance

Block

V+ADR2

IC1552

Driver IC

Resonance

8

Block

V+ADR1

IC1551

Driver IC

F

23

1234

3.3 50 ADDRESS ASSY

A

AD1 AD2

V+8V

B

Resonance

Block

V+ADR5

C

IC1555

Driver IC

CN1501

AN/P BN/P

CN/P DN/P CLKN/P

Resonance

Block

IC1554

Driver IC

V+3V

V+ADR4

IC1501

(PEE002A-K)

LVDS Receiver

Resonance

Block

V+ADR3

IC1553

Driver IC

CN1502

V+60VV+5V

Resonance

CLK/LE/HBLK/LBLK

R/G/B

Block

V+ADR2

IC1552

Driver IC

Resonance

Block

V+ADR1

IC1551

Driver IC

D

E

F

24

PDP-506PE

1234

5678

3.4 50 SCAN A and B ASSYS

IC2801

Scan IC

IC2802

Scan IC

IC2803

Scan IC

IC2804

Scan IC

IC2805

Scan IC

IC2806

Scan IC

Scan Signal
VH
IC5V
PSUS

50 SCAN B ASSY
(UPPER)

SB1

A

B

C

IC2701

Scan IC

IC2702

Scan IC

IC2703

Scan IC

IC2704

Scan IC

IC2705

Scan IC

CN2802

Serial Data

CN2702

D

E

SA1

IC2706

Scan IC

PSUS
IC5V
VH
Scan Signal

50 SCAN A ASSY
(LOWER)

PDP-506PE

56

F

25

7

8

1234

3.5 50 X DRIVE, SUS CLAMP 1 and SUS CLAMP 2 ASSYS

A

ASSY

SUS CLAMP 1

VSUS

CL1

B

50 X DRIVE ASSY

+16.5V

+16.5V

DK Mod.

C

+5V

IC1101

VRN

DC/DC

Conv.

VRN

– Reset

Block

X1

Logic
Block

Resonance

Block

+16.5V

SUS OUT

+5V

VSUS

IC1202

Mask

Mod.

+6.5V

Drive Signal

Regulator

VSUS

+5V

PSUS

+16.5V VF

15V

DC/DC

Conv.

D

+16.5V

X2

+5V

VSUS

X4 X3

E

SUS CLAMP 2

F

ASSY

VSUS

CL2

26

PDP-506PE

1234

5678

3.6 50 Y DRIVE ASSY

VH

IC5V

VH VSUS

VH DC/DC Conv.

Vprst

Vprst Reg.

Vprst

+ Reset

Block

Offset
Block

A

VOFS

Y2

PSUS

+5V +16.5V

IC2252

Mask

Mod.

+16.5V

+5V

VSUS

VSUS

+5V

SUSOUT

Regulator

Resonance

Block

+5V

+16.5V

VOFS

VSUS

+6.5V

+16.5V

VOFS

DC/DC

Conv.

Y4

+5V

+16.5V

B

Drive Signal

C

D

Logic
Block

PSUS

VH

Y3

IC5V

IC2253

Mask

Mod.

IC5V

Photo Coupler

Block

IC5V

VF

+16.5V

Soft-D

Block

IC5V/VF

DC/DC

Conv.

Scan Signal

PDP-506PE

56

IC2101

DK Mod.

+16.5V

7

+5V

+5V

60V

Y6

Y1

E

Y5

F

27

8

1234

3.7 HD DIGITAL ASSY

A

LED_R
LED_B
REM

SCAN_PD
YDRV_PD

B

C

D10

YSUS_PD
YDD_PD
SCN5V_PD

Vofs_ADJ,VYPRST_ADJ

SCAN
YSUS

DAC

Pulse

Width

OR

SCL,
SCA

ADR_PD1

D4 D11

V+8V

V+8V

XSUS

PD

PD_MUTE

V+3V_D

V+1V_D

PS_PWDN
SQ_PD

Mask

V+3V ACT

Vsus_ADJ

DC-DC Converter

Module

(AXY1116)

OR

IC3151

(M30620FCPGP)

RELAY,
PD_TRIGGER
AC_DET,
DRF

XSUSTN_PD
XDD_CNV_PD
XDRIVE_PD

D9

Module Ucom

D5

V+8V

UART

SW

D

V+8V

LVDS

IC3401

(PEG122C-K)

Sequence Processor

PSIZE

LVDS

V+8V

V+8V

D8

D7

D6

FIELD

AUDIO L
AUDIO R

E

SCL, SDA
A_MUTE,A_STBY_B

A_NG

SCL, SDA

RA, GA, BA

IC3001

TMDS Receiver

VD
HD

DCLK, DE

H DET

IC3301

Flash Memory

D3

V+3V STB

F

28

D2

1234

Bus Buffer

REM
STB_MT

PDP-506PE

TMDS

DVI CONNECTORMDR CONNECTOR

DDC

Bus Buffer

D1

5678

3.8 HD AUDIO ASSY

A1

+16.5V

+16.5V

+16.5V

IC3752

Regulator

Buffer

+9.0V

+9.0V

+9.0V

A

B

R_OUT +

Right

IC3751

Power Amp IC

R_OUT –

L_OUT +

SP TERMINAL

L_OUT –

Left

DC Detect

Block

A3

WOW + Volume IC

+3.3V

IC3753

EEP ROM

IC3754

SCL

SDA

+3.3V

A_Mute

A_STBY_B

R_Audio

L_Audio

A_NG_B

SDA

SCL

C

A2

D

E

SPEAKERS

PDP-506PE

56

F

29

7

8

1234

3.9 POWER SUPPLY UNIT

A

SECONDARY PRIMARY

P1

B

VSUS

+16.5V

+6.5V

P2

P7

C

+60V

VSUS_CONT

IC202

T702

T902

Switching

Q703

Q704

Switching

Switching

Q901

Q902

Switching

+390V

PFC Q101

Q102
Q103

D109

D103

P6

+16.5V

P5

VSUS_ADJ

+8V

STA3.3V

PS_PD

RELAY

EXT_PD

P4

D

E

T502

T101

RY102

Switching

Q501

Q502

Switching

IC101

Switching

D107, D108

P3

NEUTRAL

LIVE

F

30

1234

PDP-506PE

5678

3.10 WAVEFORMS

Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point in the schematic diagram.

Refer to service manual (ARP3268).

50 ADDRESS ASSY

50 ADDRESS RESONANCE BLOCK

Control signal of resonance circuit (1 field)

1

Input : VIDEO 60Hz
Signal : Color-bar (MKSS17)

CH1 : ADR_B2

1-1

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

CH2 : ADR_U2

1-2

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

CH3 : ADR_D2

1-3

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

Control signal of resonance circuit (2 FS)

1

Input : VIDEO 60Hz
Signal : Color-bar (MKSS17)

CH1 : ADR_B2

1-1

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

CH2 : ADR_U2

1-2

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

CH3 : ADR_D2

1-3

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

1-1

1-2

1-3

1-1

50 ADDRESS LOGIC BLOCK TCP LOGIC

VADR (1 field)

2

Input : VIDEO 60Hz
Signal : Color-bar (MKSS17)

CH2 : IC1555-pin 3 (VDD2)

V : 10V/div H : 2msec/div

VADR (1 field)

2

Input : VIDEO 60Hz
Signal : Checkered pattern of Black-White (MKSS13)

CH2 : IC1555-pin 3 (VDD2)

V : 10V/div H : 2msec/div

Incoming signal of TCP (1 field)

3

Input : VIDEO 60Hz
Signal : Color-bar (MKSS17)

CH1 : IC1555-pin 3 (VDD2)

3-1

V : 10V/div H : 2msec/div

CH2 : IC1555-pin 9 (A3)

3-2

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

CH3 : IC1555-pin 16 (CLK)

3-3

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

3-4

CH4 : IC1555-pin 14 (LE)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

3-5

CH5 : IC1555-pin 19 (HBLK)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

3-6

CH6 : IC1555-pin 17 (LBLK)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

Incoming signal of TCP (1 field)

3

Input : VIDEO 60Hz
Signal : Checkered pattern of Black-White (MKSS13)

CH1 : IC1555-pin 3 (VDD2)

3-1

V : 10V/div H : 2msec/div

CH2 : IC1555-pin 9 (A3)

3-2

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

CH3 : IC1555-pin 16 (CLK)

3-3

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

3-4

CH4 : IC1555-pin 14 (LE)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

3-5

CH5 : IC1555-pin 19 (HBLK)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

3-6

CH6 : IC1555-pin 17 (LBLK)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div

3-1

3-2

3-3

3-4

3-5

3-6

3-1

3-2

A

B

C

D

1-2

1-3

VADR (2 FS)

2

Input : VIDEO 60Hz
Signal : Checkered pattern of Black-White (MKSS13)

CH2 : IC1555-pin 3 (VDD2)

V : 10V/div H : 200nsec/div

PDP-506PE

56

Incoming signal of TCP (Resonance part)

3

Input : VIDEO
Signal : Checkered pattern of Black-White (MKSS13)

CH1 : IC1555-pin 3 (VDD2)

3-1

V : 10V/div H : 200nsec/div

CH2 : IC1555-pin 9 (A3)

3-2

V : 1V/div H : 200nsec/div

CH3 : IC1555-pin 16 (CLK)

3-3

V : 1V/div H : 200nsec/div

3-4

CH4 : IC1555-pin 14 (LE)

V : 1V/div H : 200nsec/div

3-5

CH5 : IC1555-pin 19 (HBLK)

V : 1V/div H : 200nsec/div

3-6

CH6 : IC1555-pin 17 (LBLK)

V : 1V/div H : 200nsec/div

7

3-3

3-4

3-5

3-6

E

3-1

3-2

3-3

3-4

3-5

3-6

F

31

8

1234

A

50 X DRIVE, 50 Y DRIVE ASSY

Drive output signal (1 field, Color-bar)

1

CH1 : R1277 (XPSUS) - K1203 (SUSGND)

1-1

V : 100V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH2 : K2701 (SCANOUT) - K2330 (SUSGND)

1-2

V : 100V/div H : 2msec/div (SCAN A Assy)

CH3 : F2301 (YPSUS) - K2330 (SUSGND)

1-3

V : 100V/div H : 2msec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

B

1-1

1-2

C

X Drive pulse control signal (Color-bar)

2

CH1 : K1009 (XSUS-MSK) - K1001 (DGND)

2-1

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH2 : K1005 (XNR-D) - K1001 (DGND)

2-2

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

1-3

Scan control signal (1 field, Color-bar)

4

CH1 : TP2001 (LE) - K2002 (GND-D)

4-1

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH2 : TP2008 (CLK) - K2002 (GND-D)

4-2

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH3 : TP2003 (SI-H) - K2002 (GND-D)

4-3

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH4 : TP2004 (CLR) - K2002 (GND-D)

4-4

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

4-5

CH5 : TP2005 (OC2) - K2002 (GND-D)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH6 : TP2006 (OC1) - K2002 (GND-D)

4-6

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

Reset pulse signal

5

CH1 : R1277 (XPSUS) - K1203 (SUSGND)

5-1

V : 100V/div H : 100µsec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH2 : K2701 (SCANOUT) - K2330 (SUSGND)

5-2

V : 100V/div H : 100µsec/div (SCAN A Assy)

CH3 : F2301 (YPSUS) - K2330 (SUSGND)

5-3

V : 100V/div H : 100µsec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

4-1

4-2

4-3

4-4

4-5

4-6

Sustain signal

7

CH1 : F2301 (YPSUS) - K2330 (SUSGND)

7-1

V : 50V/div H : 500nsec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

CH2 : K2004 (YSUS-G) - K2002 (DGND)

7-2

V : 5V/div H : 500nsec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

CH3 : K2011 (YSUS-U) - K2002 (DGND)

7-3

V : 5V/div H : 500nsec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

7-4

CH4 : K2009 (YSUS-B) - K2002 (DGND)

V : 5V/div H : 500nsec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

7-5

CH5 : K2010 (YSUS-D) - K2002 (DGND)

V : 5V/div H : 500nsec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

7-1

7-2

7-3

7-4

7-5

D

2-1

2-2

Y Drive pulse control signal (Color-bar)

3

CH1 : K2007 (YNOFS) - K2002 (GND_D)

3-1

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

CH2 : K2005 (YSUS-MSK) - K2002 (GND_D)

3-2

E

F

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

CH3 : K2008 (YNRST) - K2002 (GND_D)

3-3

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

3-4

CH4 : K2006 (SOFT-D) - K2002 (GND_D)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

3-5

CH5 : K2023 (YPR-U) - K2002 (GND_D)

V : 1V/div H : 2msec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

3-1

3-2

3-3

3-4

3-5

Sustain pulse signal (1 sub, sub field)

6

CH1 : R1277 (XPSUS) - K1203 (SUSGND)

6-1

V : 50V/div H : 5µsec/div (X DRIVE Assy)

CH2 : K2701 (SCANOUT) - K2330 (SUSGND)

6-2

V : 50V/div H : 5µsec/div (SCAN A Assy)

CH3 : F2301 (YPSUS) - K2330 (SUSGND)

6-3

V : 50V/div H : 5µsec/div (Y DRIVE Assy)

5-1

5-2

5-3

6-1

6-2

6-3

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NOTES:

Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples.
Ex.1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%,
and K=10%).

560 Ω
47k Ω

0.5 Ω
1 Ω

56 x 10
47 x 10
R50
1R0

1

3

561
473

RD1/4PU J
RD1/4PU J
RN2H K
RS1P K

561
473

R50

1R0

Ex.2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors).

5.62k Ω

1

5621

RN1/4PC F562 x 10

5621

7777 LIST OF WHOLE PCB ASSEMBLIES

Mark Symbol and Description

NSP 1..PANEL CHASSIS (506) ASSY AWU1143 AWU1143
NSP 2..50 ADDRESS ASSY AWV2208 AWV2208
NSP 2..50 SCAN ASSY AWV2211 AWV2211
NSP 3..50 SCAN A ASSY AWW1026 AWW1026
NSP 3..50 SCAN B ASSY AWW1027 AWW1027

NSP 1..50 X DRIVE ASSY AWV2257 AWV2209 or AWV2257

2..50 X DRIVE ASSY AWW1075 AWW1020 or AWW1075

2..SUS CLAMP 1 ASSY AWW1022 AWW1022

2..SUS CLAMP 2 ASSY AWW1023 AWW1023

1..50 Y DRIVE ASSY AWV2258 AWV2210 or AWV2258

PDP-506PE

/WYVI

PDP-506PU

/KUCXC

A

B

C

NSP 1..HD DIGITAL ASSY AWV2202 AWV2202

2..HD DIGITAL ASSY AWW1028 AWW1028

2..HD LED ASSY AWW1029 AWW1029

2..HD IR ASSY AWW1030 AWW1030

1..HD AUDIO ASSY AWV2203 AWV2203

1..POWER SUPPLY UNIT AXY1112 AXY1112

50 X DRIVE ASSY

AWW1075 and AWW1020 are constructed the same except for the following :

Mark Symbol and Description AWW1075 AWW1020

IC1101 AXF1142 AXF1155
C1101 ACG1112

C1106-C1110 Not used ACE1178
C1112, C1113 (0.22U/250V) ACG1112 Not used

C1161-C1164, C1166 ACE1168 Not used
C1297, C1298 (3300p/630V) ACG1129 Not used

(0.22U/250V)

ACG1088

(0.1U/250V)

50 Y DRIVE ASSY

AWV2258 and AWV2210 are constructed the same except for the following :

Mark Symbol and Description AWV2258 AWV2210

IC2101 AXF1142 AXF1155
C2103 ACG1112

C2107, C2108 (0.22U/250V) ACG1112 Not used
C2131-C2134, C2136 ACE1168 ACE1178

(0.22U/250V)

ACG1088

(0.1U/250V)

D

E

C2271 ACG1124

C2272 (0.1U/100V) ACG1124 Not used

(0.1U/100V)

ACG1118

(0.33U/100V)

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7777 PCB PARTS LIST FOR PDP-506PE/WYVI UNLESS OTHER WISE NOTED

Mark No. Description Part No.

50 ADDRESS ASSY

A

[50 ADR LOGIC BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC1501 PEE002A

COILS AND FILTERS

L1504 CHIP SOLID INDUCTOR QTL1013

CAPACITORS

C1501,C1502 CKSRYB105K6R3
C1509,C1510 CKSSYB102K50
C1503-C1507,C1551-C1555 CKSSYF104Z16

B

RESISTORS

R1530,R1531 RS1/16S0R0J
R1505-R1509 RS1/16SS1000F
Other Resistors RS1/16SS###J

OTHERS

CN1501 40P CONNECTOR AKM1217
CN1502 PH CONNECTOR 4P AKM1290

[50 ADR RESONANCE BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC1601,IC1602 TND307TD

C

Q1613 2SA1163
Q1614-Q1616 HAT1110R
Q1606,Q1608,Q1611 QSZ2
Q1612 RN1901

Q1601-Q1605 SP8M41
D1612 1SS302
D1625-D1629 1SS355
D1631-D1650 EP05FA20
D1601,D1605,D1607,D1610,D1613 UDZS15(B)

D1616,D1620,D1622 UDZS15(B)

D

COILS AND FILTERS

L1601-L1605 SMD COIL ATH1163

CAPACITORS

C1609 (0.1U/100V) ACG1098
C1601,C1606,C1610 (0.068U/100V) ACG1123
C1611,C1614 (0.068U/100V) ACG1123
C1602-C1605 (56UF/80V) ACH1405
C1613 CKSRYB104K25

C1619 CKSYB105K16

E

RESISTORS

R1606,R1611,R1613,R1621 RS1/16SS###J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

Mark No. Description Part No.

CAPACITORS

C2701,C2711,C2721 (0.1U/250V) ACG1088
C2731,C2741,C2751 (0.1U/250V) ACG1088
C2710,C2720,C2730,C2740,C2750 CCSRCH181J50
C2760 CCSRCH181J50
C2708,C2709,C2718,C2719 CCSRCH331J50

C2728,C2729,C2738,C2739 CCSRCH331J50
C2748,C2749,C2758,C2759 CCSRCH331J50
C2705-C2707,C2715-C2717 CCSRCH390J50
C2725-C2727,C2735-C2737 CCSRCH390J50
C2745-C2747,C2755-C2757 CCSRCH390J50

C2703,C2713,C2723,C2733,C2743 CKSRYB105K6R3
C2753 CKSRYB105K6R3

RESISTORS

R2705,R2710,R2713,R2716,R2719 RAB4C221J
R2722 RAB4C221J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

CN2702 PH CONNECTOR 3P AKM1274
CN2701 13P BRIDGE CONNECTOR AKP1261

50 SCAN B ASSY

SEMICONDUCTORS

IC2801-IC2806 AN16025A
IC2807 TC7SH08FUS1
D2801-D2807 1SS355

CAPACITORS

C2801,C2811,C2821 (0.1U/250V) ACG1088
C2831,C2841,C2851 (0.1U/250V) ACG1088
C2810,C2820,C2830,C2840,C2850 CCSRCH181J50
C2860 CCSRCH181J50
C2808,C2809,C2818,C2819 CCSRCH331J50

C2828,C2829,C2838,C2839 CCSRCH331J50
C2848,C2849,C2858,C2859 CCSRCH331J50
C2805-C2807,C2815-C2817 CCSRCH390J50
C2825-C2827,C2835-C2837 CCSRCH390J50
C2845-C2847,C2855-C2857 CCSRCH390J50

C2803,C2813,C2823,C2833,C2843 CKSRYB105K6R3
C2853,C2861 CKSRYB105K6R3

RESISTORS

R2803,R2808,R2811,R2814,R2817 RAB4C221J
R2820 RAB4C221J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

CN2802 PH CONNECTOR 3P AKM1274
CN2801 13P BRIDGE CONNECTOR AKP1261

50 SCAN A ASSY

SEMICONDUCTORS

IC2701-IC2706 AN16025A
D2701-D2707 1SS355

F

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50 X DRIVE ASSY

[50X LOGIC BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC1001 TC74ACT541FT
IC1002 TC74VHC00FTS1

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Mark No. Description Part No.

CAPACITORS

C1003 CEHAT470M16
C1001,C1002 CKSRYB104K16

RESISTORS

R1001,R1003 RAB4C470J
R1008,R1009 RAB4C472J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

CN1001 18P FFC CONNECTOR VKN1310

Mark No. Description Part No.

CAPACITORS

C1214-C1217 ACE1178
C1212,C1213 ACH1423
C1231 CEHAT101M10
C1206 CEHAT101M25
C1283 CEHAT2R2M2E

C1208 CEHAT470M16
C1222,C1272 CEHAT470M25
C1221 CKSRYB105K6R3
C1204,C1207,C1223,C1251,C1253 CKSRYF104Z50
C1273 CKSRYF104Z50

A

[50X RESONANCE BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC1101 AXF1142
IC1141 BA10393F
Q1141 2SC4116
D1101-D1105 D1FL40

COILS AND FILTERS

L1103,L1104 CHOKE COIL ATH1119
L1101,L1102 CHOKE COIL ATH1187
L1105,L1106 CHOKE COIL ATH1187

CAPACITORS

C1161-C1164,C1116 (3.3U/250V) ACE1168
C1101,C1112,C1113 (0.22U/250V) ACG1112
C1121 (470p/630V) ACG1126
C1105 CCG1186
C1141,C1142,C1144,C1145 CKSRYB104K16

C1102,C1146 CKSRYB105K6R3
C1103 CKSYB105K25

RESISTORS

R1101 ACN1168
R1142,R1146 RS1/10S1003F
R1122,R1123 RS1/10S104J
R1148,R1150 RS1/16S5601F
R1151,R1155 RS1/16S6801F

R1106,R1121 RS2MMF100J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

[50X SUS BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC1202 AXF1140
IC1201 MM1565AF
IC1252 PS9117
IC1251 TND301S
IC1271 TND307TD

Q1251 2SC2412K
Q1272 2SK3325-Z
D1281 1SS302
D1201 1SS355
D1252 CRH01

D1282 UDZS16(B)
D1251 UDZS5R6(B)

COILS AND FILTERS

L1204,L1211 INDUCTOR ATH1186
F1201 INDUCTOR CTF1449
L1201,L1205,L1231 LFEA100J

C1220 CKSYB105K25

RESISTORS

R1204 ACN1166
R1213 ACN1168
R1276,R1277 RS3LMF470J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

KN1201-KN1206 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
KN1208-KN1211 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
CN1202 6P TOP POST B6B-EH
CN1201 8P TOP POST B8B-EH

[50X D-D CON BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC1321 PS2701A-1(L)
IC1326 TA76431FR
Q1324 2SA1037K
Q1302 2SC4081
Q1301,Q1323 2SD1898

Q1321,Q1325,Q1351 HN1C01FU
D1303,D1324 1SS301
D1304,D1307,D1325,D1328 1SS355
D1301,D1302,D1326,D1327 CRH01
D1321 D1FK60

D1329,D1330 UDZS4R7(B)
D1306,D1323,D1331 UDZS5R1(B)

COILS AND FILTERS

>T1301 SWITCHING TRANS. ATK1159
>T1321 SWITCHING TRANS. ATK1160

CAPACITORS

C1325 ACH1428
C1326 CEHAT100M50
C1302,C1321 CEHAT101M25
C1301,C1303,C1323 CKSRYB103K50
C1304,C1306,C1327 CKSRYB104K16

C1307,C1324 CKSYB105K25

RESISTORS

R1337 RAB4C472J
R1321,R1322,R1326,R1339 RS1/10S224J
VR1321 CCP1392
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

B

C

D

E

F

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Mark No. Description Part No.

SUS CLAMP 1 ASSY

SEMICONDUCTORS

D1631 DF20L60U

A

CAPACITORS

C1632 ACE1179

OTHERS

KN1632 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
CN1631 3P TOP POST B3B-EH
KN1631 WRAPPING TERMINAL VNF1084

Mark No. Description Part No.

C2141,C2143,C2144 CKSSYB104K10
C2102 CKSYB105K25

RESISTORS

R2101 ACN1174
R2142,R2143 RS1/10S1003F
R2103,R2107 RS1/10S104J
R2146,R2149 RS1/16S5601F
R2147,R2151 RS1/16S6801F

R2102 RS2MMF100J
R2108 RS3LMF100J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

SUS CLAMP 2 ASSY

B

SEMICONDUCTORS

D1641 DF20L60U

CAPACITORS

C1642 ACE1179

OTHERS

KN1642 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
CN1641 3P TOP POST B3B-EH
KN1641 WRAPPING TERMINAL VNF1084

C

50 Y DRIVE ASSY

[50Y LOGIC BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC2002 TC74ACT540FT
IC2001,IC2004 TC74ACT541FT
IC2003,IC2005 TC74VHC08FTS1

CAPACITORS

C2003 CEHAT470M16
C2001,C2002,C2004-C2006 CKSSYB104K10

D

RESISTORS

R2003,R2006 RAB4C101J
R2001,R2002,R2017,R2021 RAB4C470J
R2004,R2005,R2019,R2020 RAB4C472J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

CN2001 40P CONNECTOR AKM1217

[50Y RESONANCE BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

E

IC2101 AXF1142
IC2141 BA10393F
Q2141 2SC4081
D2101-D2105 D1FL40

COILS AND FILTERS

L2103,L2104 CHOKE COIL ATH1119
L2101,L2102 CHOKE COIL ATH1187
L2105,L2106 CHOKE COIL ATH1187

[50Y SUS BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC2252,IC2253 AXF1141
IC2350 MM1565AF
IC2250 PS9117
IC2231,IC2251 TND301S
IC2203,IC2221 TND307TD

Q2202 2SA2142
Q2250 2SC4081
Q2290 2SK3050
Q2221 2SK3325-Z
Q2280,Q2281 2SK3399

D2233 1SS301
D2213 1SS302
D2203,D2212,D2351 1SS355
D2202,D2204,D2205,D2234 CRH01
D2251,D2252,D2272 CRH01

D2211 D1FK60
D2232,D2271 UDZS16(B)
D2250 UDZS5R6(B)

COILS AND FILTERS

L2353 INDUCTOR ATH1186
F2301-F2320 FERRITE BEAD ATX1055
F2352 INDUCTOR CTF1449
L2350,L2351,L2354 LFEA100J

CAPACITORS

C2330,C2335,C2341,C2342 ACE1178
C2231 (0.33U/100V) ACG1118
C2271,C2272 (0.1U/100V) ACG1124
C2336,C2337 ACH1423
C2270 ACH1426

C2226 ACH1427
C2207 CCSRCH102J50
C2355,C2369 CEHAT101M10
C2357 CEHAT470M16
C2208,C2221,C2339,C2364 CEHAT470M25

C2356 CKSRYB104K16
C2353,C2358,C2359 CKSRYB105K6R3
C2363 CKSRYB473K16
C2209,C2222,C2230,C2252 CKSRYF104Z50
C2250 CKSSYB104K10

CAPACITORS

C2131-C2134,C2136 (3.3U/250V) ACE1168
C2103,C2107,C2108 (0.22U/250V) ACG1112

F

C2104 (470p/630V) ACG1126
C2106 CCG1186
C2101,C2145 CKSRYB105K6R3

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C2354,C2360 CKSYB105K25

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Mark No. Description Part No.

RESISTORS

R2352 ACN1166
R2304 ACN1174
R2360,R2362 ACN1178
R2277-R2279,R2281 ACN1241
R2210,R2211 RS1/10S151J

Mark No. Description Part No.

CAPACITORS

C2531 ACE1177
C2516 ACH1360
C2532 ACH1425
C2513 ACH1428
C2520 CEHAT101M16

A

R2290 RS1MMF331J
R2222,R2224 RS2MMF5R6J
R2203 RS3LMF821J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

KN2350,KN2352 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
KN2354 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
KN2356,KN2357 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
KN2359-KN2363 GROUND PLATE ANK-142
CN2351,CN2352 KR CONNECTOR B4B-PH-K

CN2350 9P TOP POST B9B-EH

[50Y SCAN BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC2403,IC2405,IC2406,IC2408 PS9117
IC2401 PS9851-2(P)
IC2402,IC2407 TC74ACT540FT

COILS AND FILTERS

L2401-L2403 LFEA100J

CAPACITORS

C2404,C2411 ACH1413
C2401,C2407,C2414 CEHAT101M10
C2402,C2403,C2405,C2408-C2410 CKSSYB104K10
C2412 CKSSYB104K10

RESISTORS

R2407,R2421 RAB4C220J
R2402,R2409 RS1/10S0R0J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

CN2401 15P BRIDGE CONNECTOR AKM1200
CN2402 15P BRIDGE CONNECTOR AKM1200

C2515 CEHAT101M25
C2528 CEHAT221M16
C2514,C2525,C2534 CKSRYB104K16
C2521,C2533,C2535 CKSRYB104K25

RESISTORS

R2553 RAB4C472J
R2558 RS1/10S0R0J
R2533,R2556 RS1/10S104J
R2534,R2535,R2541 RS1/10S2203F
R2548 RS1/16S1003F

R2550 RS1/16S1802F
R2549,R2557 RS1/16S4702F
R2542,R2545 RS1/16S5601F
VR2503 CCP1390
VR2531 CCP1392

Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

[50Y D-D CON BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC2602 BA10358F
IC2601,IC2603,IC2606 PS2701A-1(L)
IC2605,IC2614 TA76431FR
Q2610 2SA1163
Q2601,Q2609 2SA1576A

Q2608 2SA2005
Q2607 2SC2713
Q2612 2SC4081
Q2605,Q2606 2SD1898
Q2603,Q2604,Q2611 DTC143EUA

Q2602,Q2613,Q2641 HN1C01FU
D2611 1SS226
D2604,D2612 1SS301
D2602,D2613-D2615 1SS355
D2601,D2603,D2609,D2618 CRH01

B

C

D

[50Y VH D-D CON BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC2531 BA10358F
IC2502 MIP2E3DMC
IC2503 PS2701A-1(L)
IC2534,IC2535 TA76431FR
Q2533 2SC2412K

Q2531 2SC3425
Q2532 2SD2568
Q2511 HN1C01FU
D2534 1SS355
D2522,D2524 CRH01

D2523,D2532 D1FK60
D2533 UDZS33(B)
D2536 UDZS4R7(B)
D2530,D2531 UDZS8R2(B)

COILS AND FILTERS

>T2503 CONVERTER TRANS. ATK1158

L2501 LFEA101J

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D2610 D1FL40
D2617 UDZS15(B)
D2607,D2608 UDZS4R7(B)
D2605 UDZS5R1(B)
D2616 UDZS5R6(B)

COILS AND FILTERS

>T2602 CONVERTER TRANS. ATK1156
>T2601 SWITCHING TRANS. ATK1161

CAPACITORS

C2608,C2610 CEHAT101M25
C2613 CEHAT221M25
C2606 CEHAT221M6R3
C2607 CKSRYB102K50
C2605,C2612,C2614 CKSRYB103K50

C2601,C2604,C2609 CKSRYB104K16
C2602,C2615 CKSRYB105K6R3
C2603 CKSRYF104Z50
C2611 CKSSYB104K10

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Mark No. Description Part No.

RESISTORS

R2613 RAB4C472J
R2641,R2642 RS1/10S224J

A

R2629 RS1/16S1002F
R2625,R2626 RS1/16S1501F
R2608,R2612,R2630,R2632,R2635 RS1/16S4701F

Mark No. Description Part No.

OTHERS

CN3003 PH CONNECTOR 6P AKM1277
CN3004 PH CONNECTOR 12P AKM1298
JA3001 DVI CONNECTOR AKP1276
JA3002 MDR CONNECTOR AKP1277

R2618 RS1/16S4702F
R2636 RS1/16S5601F
R2652 RS1/16S6801F
R2627 RS3LMF151J
VR2601 CCP1390

Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

B

HD DIGITAL ASSY

OTHERS

DD CON UNIT AXY1116
REMOTE RECEIVER UNIT RPM7240-H4

HD DIGITAL ASSY

[TMDS RX BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC3002 BA8274F
IC3001 SII1169CTU

C

IC3004 SN74AHC32PW
Q3009 2SC4081
Q3007 DTA143EUA

Q3004 DTC124EUA
Q3005 DTC143EUA
Q3002,Q3006,Q3008 RN1901
Q3003 RN2901
D3001,D3002 1SS355

D3012 DA204U
D3007-D3011 RB751V-40
D3003 UDZS6R8(B)

D

COILS AND FILTERS

F3005 CHIP SOLID INDUCTOR QTL1011
L3003 CHIP SOLID INDUCTOR QTL1013

CAPACITORS

C3030 ACH1357
C3034,C3036,C3038,C3040,C3042 ACH1396
C3003,C3005,C3009,C3014,C3019 CCSRCH331J50
C3046 CCSRCH470J50
C3044,C3045 CCSSCH101J50

E

C3001,C3008,C3011,C3020,C3022 CCSSCH820J50
C3025-C3027 CCSSCH820J50
C3018,C3021,C3023,C3024 CKSRYF105Z10
C3015-C3017,C3028,C3029 CKSSYF104Z16
C3031,C3032,C3035,C3037,C3039 CKSSYF104Z16

C3041,C3043 CKSSYF104Z16

RESISTORS

R3007 RAB4C220J
R3008-R3013 RAB4C470J
R3018 RAB4C472J
R3021 RS1/16S3900F

F

Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

[MODULE UCOM BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC3156 BR24L04FJ-W
IC3151 M30620FCPGP-U5C
IC3157 M62334FP
IC3158 MM1522XU
IC3155 SN74AHC08PW

IC3152,IC3153 SN74AHC541PW
IC3160 TC74VHC123AFTS1
IC3159 TC7W126FU
Q3151 2SJ461A
D3156,D3159,D3161-D3163 1SS355

D3151,D3152,D3154,D3155,D3158 DAN202U

CAPACITORS

C3151 ACH1357
C3164 CCSSCH101J50
C3171,C3172,C3180 CKSRYB105K6R3
C3154 CKSSYB102K50
C3152,C3153,C3155-C3158 CKSSYF104Z16

C3160-C3163,C3165,C3166,C3170 CKSSYF104Z16

RESISTORS

R3160,R3171,R3176 RAB4C101J
R3174 RAB4C103J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

>

X3151 CERAMIC RESONATOR ASS1178

[PANEL FLASH BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC3301 MBM29PL160TD75TN
IC3304 PST3610UR
IC3302,IC3305 PST3628UR
IC3303 SN74AHC08PW
Q3302 HN1C01FU

Q3301 RN1901

CAPACITORS

C3311 CCSRCH470J50
C3317 CCSRCH471J50
C3304,C3307,C3309 CKSRYB472K50
C3305,C3310 CKSSYB102K50
C3315 CKSSYB104K10

C3301-C3303,C3306,C3308,C3316 CKSSYF104Z16

RESISTORS

All Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

>

X3302 CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR ASS1188

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1234

5678

Mark No. Description Part No.

[SQ ASIC BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC3401 PEG122C

COILS AND FILTERS

F3401,F3402 EMI FILTER CCG1162
L3401-L3403 CHIP SOLID INDUCTOR QTL1013

CAPACITORS

C3402,C3419 (100UF/6.3V) ACH1396
C3425,C3441 (100UF/6.3V) ACH1396
C3414-C3416,C3426-C3438 CKSRYF105Z10
C3403-C3410,C3412,C3413 CKSSYF104Z16
C3417,C3418,C3420-C3424 CKSSYF104Z16

C3439,C3440,C3442-C3449 CKSSYF104Z16

RESISTORS

R3402,R3412 RAB4C101J
R3405-R3407,R3409,R3410 RAB4C220J
R3416,R3417 RAB4C220J
R3425 RS1/16S5601F
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

Mark No. Description Part No.

HD IR ASSY

SEMICONDUCTORS

Q1681 2SC4116
D1681 DA204U

CAPACITORS

C1681 CEVW470M6R3
C1682 CKSRYB103K50
C1683 CKSSYB102K50
C1684 CKSSYF104Z16

RESISTORS

All Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

CN1681 3P L TYPE PLUG KM200NA3L
V1681 REMOTE RECEIVER UNIT RPM7240-H4

HD AUDIO ASSY

OTHERS

J3901 1P BOARD IN WIRE ADX3123

A

B

[ADDRESS BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

D3501,D3502 DAN202U

CAPACITORS

C3501-C3504 CKSSYB102K50

RESISTORS

R3521,R3522,R3525 RAB4C101J
R3524 RAB4C222J
R3519,R3520 RAB4C472J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

OTHERS

CN3501-CN3504 40P CONNECTOR AKM1217
CN3506 40P CONNECTOR AKM1217
CN3505 VKN1310

[DIGITAL DD CON BLOCK]
CAP

ACITORS

C3609 CKSSYF104Z16

RESISTORS

R3611 RAB4C101J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

HD LED ASSY

SEMICONDUCTORS

D1671 SML-311UT
D1672 SML512BC4T

COILS AND FILTERS

>

F1671-F1673 CHIP SOLID INDUCTOR QTL1011

[AUDIO AMP BLOCK]
SEMICONDUCTORS

IC3754 BR24L02FJ-W
IC3751 LA4625
IC3752 NJM7809FA
IC3753 NJW1183L
Q3751,Q3754,Q3755,Q3757 2SA1576A

Q3756,Q3759 2SC4081
Q3758,Q3760 DTC124EUA

CAPACITORS

C3797,C3808,C3812,C3814 CEAT1R0M50
C3775,C3777,C3788,C3790,C3791 CEHAT100M50
C3799 CEHAT100M50
C3761,C3764,C3786,C3798 CEHAT101M16
C3766,C3780,C3783-C3785 CEHAT1R0M50

C3762 CEHAT220M50
C3752,C3753,C3819,C3820 CEHAT2R2M50
C3759 CEHAT331M16
C3757 CEHAT471M25
C3755 CEHAT472M25

C3763 CEHATR47M50
C3754,C3805 CFTLA103J50
C3767,C3770,C3772-C3774 CFTLA104J50
C3781,C3782,C3789,C3792-C3795 CFTLA104J50
C3806,C3807,C3813 CFTLA104J50

C3810 CFTLA223J50
C3778 CFTLA334J50
C3758,C3760,C3796 CKSRYB103K50
C3769,C3815 CKSRYB222K50
C3779 CKSRYB822K50

C3816 CKSRYF104Z16

C

D

E

RESISTORS

R3768-R3770,R3782 RD1/2MMF2R2J
R3752 RD1/2MMF4R7J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

PDP-506PE

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F

39

7

8

1234

Mark No. Description Part No.

OTHERS

CN3752 12P PH CONNECTOR AKM1335
3771 AUDIO HEATSINK ANH1636

A

CN3751 3P TOP POST (VH) B3P-VH
3772-3775 SCREW VBB30P100FNI
KN3751 WRAPPING TERMINAL VNF1084

KN3752 WRAPPING TERMINAL VNF1084

[ST TERMINAL BLOCK]
COILS AND FILTERS

>

L3901,L3902 LINE FILTER ATF1206

CAPACITORS

>

C3906,C3908,C3914,C3916 CCSRCH101J50

B

C3903,C3911 CKSRYB332K50
C3904,C3912 CKSRYF473Z50

RESISTORS

R3901-R3904 RD1/2MMF100J

OTHERS

JA3901 SPEAKER TERMINAL AKE1061

POWER SUPPLY UNIT

C

POWER SUPPLY Unit has no service part.

D

E

F

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6. ADJUSTMENT

1. At shipment, the unit is adjusted to its best conditions. Normally, it is not necessary to readjust even if an assembly is replaced. If the
adjustment is shifted or if it becomes necessary to readjust because of part replacement, etc., perform the adjustment as described below.

2. Any value changed in Service/Factory mode will be stored in memory as soon as it is changed. Before readjustment, take note of the
original values for reference in case you need to restore the original settings.

3. Use a stable AC power supply.

6.1 ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED WHEN THE SET IS REPAIRED OR REPLACED

When any of the following assemblies is replaced

POWER SUPPLY Unit (Clear the history data on the number of power-ons.)

Refer to "7.1.7 HOW TO CLEAR HISTORY DATA."

A

B

HD DIGITAL Assy

Writing of backup data is required.
Refer to the "7.1.6 BACKUP WHEN THE MAIN UNIT IS
ADJUSTED. "

50 X DRIVE Assy No adjustment required

50 Y DRIVE Assy No adjustment required

Service Panel

Refer to the "6.3 METHOD FOR REPLACING THE SERVICE
PANEL ASSY."

Other assemblies

No adjustment required

When any part in the following assemblies is replaced

POWER SUPPLY Unit

HD DIGITAL Assy No adjustment required

50 X DRIVE Assy

The assembly must be replaced as a unit, and no part
replacement is allowed.

No adjustment required

C

D

50 Y DRIVE Assy

No adjustment required

Other assemblies No adjustment required

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F

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8

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6.2 RS-232C COMMAND

• The panel control items for the PDP-506PE, PU / PDP-436PE, PU systems can be controlled with the RS-232C commands by connecting

A

a PC through the GGF1475 special communication device when the Media Receiver is not connected with the PDP.

Note: The special communication device for the PDP-503P cannot be used with this unit, because the control lines within the MDR cable are

different.

1. Connection

Communication line:

B

SYSTEM
CABLE

WHITE

BLACK

Connect the system cable.

GGF1475 special
communication device

MDR

C

• Schematic diagram of the special communication device

D

PC for control
Connect to the D-SUB 9-pin connector.

D-SUB 9-pin straight cable

E

F

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2. Command format

7 Communication protocol

Start bit : 1bit
Data : 8bit
Parity : 0 (none)
Stop bit : 1bit
Baud rate : 38400bps

7 Start and stop conditions

STX (start condition): 0x02
ETX (stop condition): 0x03

7 ID setting

No ID setting (corresponding to all ASCII codes)

7 Acknowledgement (ACK)

• Acknowledgement (ACK) will be sent back when the unit returns to Standby mode for the next command after the
process of the received command is finished.

• The return data will be a received command in capital letters, but without an ID.

Example of communication: For a command listed on the command list
MR / External PC Returns from the PDP

STX

0x02

ID∗∗Command

CBU

ETX

0x03

STX

0x02

Command

CBU

ETX

0x03

A

B

C

• If a received command is not one listed on the command list, "ERR" (3 characters) will be sent back.

Example of communication: For a command that is not listed on the command list

MR / External PC Returns from the PDP

STX

0x02

ID∗∗Command

AAA

ETX

0x03

STX

0x02

Command

ERR

ETX

0x03

• If the operation of a received command is not possible in a certain status, "XXX" (3 characters) will be sent back.

Example of communication: If an adjustment command that gives an adjustment value out of the adjustable range is sent

MR / External PC Returns from the PDP

STX

0x02

Adjustment

ID

∗∗

Command

VOL

Adjustment

Value

128

ETX

0x03

STX

0x02

Command

XXX

ETX

0x03

7 Error process

If an error is generated between STX and ETX, a return signal will not be issued.

D

E

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1234

A

3. Definition of various commands

7 Simple-function command

A simple-function command orders an operation that will conclude by itself, and it consists of 3 characters.

Example of communication:

MR / External PC Returns from the PDP

STX

0x02

B

7 Adjustment command and adjustment value

ID∗∗Command

CPD

An adjustment command is accompanied by an adjustment value and orders a change in the adjustment value,
such as for the contrast adjustment.

• Adjustment command + adjustment value => The attached parameter will be the adjustment value.

• The adjustment value to be attached to an adjustment command consists of 3 characters in decimal, in the range of
000 to 999.

Example of communication:

MR / External PC

STX

C

0x02

Adjustment

ID

∗∗

Command

CNT

ETX

0x03

Adjustment

Value

128

STX

0x02

ETX

0x03

Command

CPD

ETX

0x03

Returns from the PDP

Adjustment

STX

Command

0x02

CNT

Adjustment

Value

128

ETX

0x03

• If the adjustment value of the received command is out of the adjustable range, "XXX" will be sent back, and the
adjustment value will not be changed.

• If the adjustment value of the received command is the same as the current adjustment value, the adjustment value
will be overwritten, and "XXX" will not be sent back.

7 Setup command and setup value

A setup command is accompanied by a setup value and orders a change in the setup value, such as for the mask setup.

• Setup command + setup value => The attached parameter will be the setup value.

• The setup value to be attached to a setup command consists of 3 characters in decimal, in the range of S00 to S99.

D

E

Example of communication:

MR / External PC

STX

0x02

Adjustment

ID

∗∗

Command

MKS

Adjustment

Value

S02

ETX

0x03

Returns from the PDP

Adjustment

STX

Command

0x02

MKS

Adjustment

Value

S02

ETX

0x03

• If the setup value of the received command is out of the range, "XXX" will be sent back, and the setup value will not be
changed.

• If the setup value of the received command is the same as the current setup value, the setup value will be overwritten,
and "XXX" will not be sent back.

7 QUEST (acquiring status) command

If a QUEST command is received from the main unit's microcomputer, data for various adjustment values will be read
from memory and sent back. The return data consist of the received command as an echo back, return data, and a
checksum.

• Return data: A string of characters defined for each QUEST command is converted into ASCII codes and transmitted.

• The configuration and the data length of return data are defined for individual QUEST commands.

Example of communication:

MR / External PC

STX

F

0x02

ID

∗∗

QST

Command

QS1

ETX

0x03

Returns from the PDP

STX

0x02

QST

Command

QS1

Return Data

54AHM2∗∗

Checksum

7B

ETX

0x03

• Checksum (CS): A checksum is used for judging if any error exists in the data sent back from the panel. If an error is
detected, it is possible to resend the QUEST command from the MR / External PC to try to acquire data again.

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4. RS-232C command for module microcomputer

Command

Name

A

∗∗∗

ABL
AMT

APW

B

BAL

BAS

BCP BACKUP COPY

C

CBU CLEAR BACKUP

CHM CLEAR HOUR METER

CPC CLEAR POWER ON COUNT

CPD CLEAR POWER DOWN

CPM CLEAR PLUSE METER

CSD CLEAR SHUT DOWN

D

DRV

E

ESV

F

FAJ FINISH ADJUSTMENT
FAN FACTRY NO
FAY FACTRY YES

FCS

M

MKC

MKS

ABL ADJUSTMENT

S00 AUDIO MUTE OFF

S01 AUDIO MUTE ON
S00 APL WB FUNCTION:OFF
S01 APL WB FUNCTION:ON

∗∗∗

BALANCE ADJUSTMENT

∗∗∗

BASS ADJUSTMENT

S00 DRIVE OFF
S01 DRIVE ON

S00 POWER CONTROL NORMAL

S01 POWER CONTROL MODE1
S02 POWER CONTROL MODE2
S10 POWER CONTROL NORMAL
S11 POWER CONTROL MODE1
S12 POWER CONTROL MODE2

S00 FOCUS OFF
S01 FOCUS ON

S00 MASK COMBINATION OFF
S01 MASK COMBINATION 01
S02 MASK COMBINATION 02
S03 MASK COMBINATION 03
S04 MASK COMBINATION 04
S05 MASK COMBINATION 05

S06 MASK COMBINATION 06

S07 MASK COMBINATION 07
S08 MASK COMBINATION 08
S09 MASK COMBINATION 09
S00 MASK SINGLE OFF
S01 MASK SINGLE 1

S02 MASK SINGLE 2

S03 MASK SINGLE 3
S04 MASK SINGLE 4

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Adjusting the upper limit of the power ?

Turning off the audio muting

Turning on the audio muting
WB correction interlocked with APL: OFF ?
WB correction interlocked with APL: ON ?

Audio balance adjustment

Audio bass adjustment

Copying the backup data in the EEPROM ?

Clearing backup data ?
Clearing data of the hour meter ?
Clearing power-on count data ?

Clearing power-down information ?

Clearing data of the pulse meter ?
Clearing shutdown information ?

Main power off
Main power on

Setting Power Consumption mode to 4-split normal curve

Setting Power Consumption mode to 2-split normal curve
Setting Power Consumption mode to 2-split power-saving curve
Setting Power Consumption mode to 4-split normal curve (domestic)
Setting Power Consumption mode to 2-split normal curve (domestic)
Setting Power Consumption mode to 2-split power-saving curve (domestic)

Determining the flag of the HD DIGITAL Assy adjustment in "adjustment is completed"

Entering Factory mode Turning the mask setting off
Turning the FOCUS function off
Turning the FOCUS function on

MASK off
H ramp (slant 1) M ?
H ramp (slant 4) M ?
Slanting ramp M ?
30 for aging ?
05 for aging ?

Erasing afterimage 1 ?

Erasing afterimage 2 (RGB: zigzag, V: reverse) ?
White (change in luminance level) ?
PEAK SEEK RASTER ?
MASK OFF
H ramp (slant 1) ?

H ramp (slant 4) ?

V ramp (slant 1) ?
Slanting ramp ?

Function

PDP-506PE

Effective only in

7

Factory mode

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A

Remarks

B

Used only when the panel is replaced

Used only when the power unit is replaced

Used only when the panel is replaced

Used only when the panel is replaced
Used only when the panel is replaced

C

D

E

F

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B

C

D

E

F

Command

Name

MKS

S05 MASK SINGLE 5
S06 MASK SINGLE 6

S07 MASK SINGLE 7

S08 MASK SINGLE 8
S09 MASK SINGLE 9
S10 MASK SINGLE 10
S11 MASK SINGLE 11
S12 MASK SINGLE 12

S13 MASK SINGLE 13

S14 MASK SINGLE 14
S15 MASK SINGLE 15
S16 MASK SINGLE 16
S17 MASK SINGLE 17
S18 MASK SINGLE 18

S19 MASK SINGLE 19

S20 MASK SINGLE 20
S21 MASK SINGLE 21
S22 MASK SINGLE 22
S23 MASK SINGLE 23
S24 MASK SINGLE 24
S25 MASK SINGLE 25

S26 MASK SINGLE 26

S27 MASK SINGLE 27
S28 MASK SINGLE 28
S29 MASK SINGLE 29
S30 MASK SINGLE 30
S51 MASK SINGLE 51

S52 MASK SINGLE 52

S53 MASK SINGLE 53
S54 MASK SINGLE 54
S55 MASK SINGLE 55
S56 MASK SINGLE 56
S57 MASK SINGLE 57

S58 MASK SINGLE 58

S59 MASK SINGLE 59
S60 MASK SINGLE 60
S61 MASK SINGLE 61
S62 MASK SINGLE 62
S63 MASK SINGLE 63
S64 MASK SINGLE 64

S65 MASK SINGLE 65

S66 MASK SINGLE 66
S67 MASK SINGLE 67
S68 MASK SINGLE 68
S69 MASK SINGLE 69
S70 MASK SINGLE 70

S71 MASK SINGLE 71

S72 MASK SINGLE 72
S73 MASK SINGLE 73

Function

Window(Hi=870Lo=102)
Window(Hi=1023Lo=102)

Window(Hi=1023)

Window(Hi=1023)4%
Window(Hi=1023)1.25%
Window(1/7LINE)
STRIPE(MGT/GRN)
STRIPE(GRN/MGT)

B & W, checker (1 line)

B & W, checker (2 lines)
B & W, checker (4 lines)
B & W, checker (8 lines)
COLOR BAR
Slanting lines

Red & black, checker (1 line)

Red & black, checker (2 lines)
Red & black, checker (4 ines)
Red & black, checker (8 lines)
RGB zigzag, V reverse
SUS 2000 pulses (black raster)
Window(Hi=870Lo=102) PATTAN3

Window(Hi=1023Lo=102) PATTAN3

Window(Hi=1023) Pattern 3
Window(Hi=1023)4% Pattern 3
Window(Hi=1023)1.25% Pattern 3
Window(1/7LINE) Pattern 3
Raster - White

Raster - Red

Raster - Green
Raster - Blue
Raster - Black
Raster - Cyan
Raster - Magenta

Raster - Yellow

Raster - Cyan 460 :W
Raster - Green 774 :W
Raster - Gray 912 :W
Raster - Yellow egg color: W
Raster - Beige: W
Raster - Sky color: W

Raster - Pale purple: W

Raster - Magenta 54 :W
Raster - Red 588
Red 1023 + α
Green 1023 + α
Blue 1023 + α

Red 588 + α

Green 588 + α
Blue 588 + α

Effective only in

Factory mode

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Remarks

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A

Command

Name

MKS S74 MASK SINGLE 74

P

PAV S∗∗ PANEL AV MODE

PBH ∗∗∗ PANEL BLUE HIGH
PBL ∗∗∗ PANEL BLUE LOW

PDM

S00 PD MUTE OFF

S01 PD MUTE ON
PFN FACTORY NO

PFS PANEL FINAL SETUP

PFY FACTORY YES

PGH ∗∗∗ PANEL GREEN HIGH

PGL ∗∗∗ PANEL GREEN LOW

PGM S∗∗ PANEL GAMMA

PMT

S00 MUTE OFF

S01 MUTE ON

POF POWER OFF

PON POWER ON

PPT

S00 PANEL PROTECT OFF

S01 PANEL PROTECT ON
PUC

S00 PUER CINEMA:OFF

S01 PUER CINEMA:STD

S02 PUER CINEMA:ADV

Q

QAJ QUEST ADJUSTMENT

QIP
QPD QUEST POWER-DOWN
QPM QUEST PULSE METER

QPW

QS1 QUEST STATUS 1
QS2 QUEST STATUS 2

QSD QUEST SHUT DOWN

QSI

R

RBL S∗∗ PANEL REVISE BLUE LEVEL

RGL S∗∗

RHI ∗∗∗ RED HIGH
RLW ∗∗∗ RED LOW

RRL S∗∗ PANEL REVISE RED LEVEL

RSW ∗∗∗ XY-RST-W ADJ

S

SDM

SFR

QUEST PANEL INFORMATION

QUEST PANEL WHITE BALANCE

QUEST SIGNAL INFORMATION

PANEL REVISE GREEN LEVEL

S00 SD MUTE OFF

S01 SD MUTE ON
S01 SUS FREQUENCY MODE1
S02 SUS FREQUENCY MODE2
S03 SUS FREQUENCY MODE3
S04 SUS FREQUENCY MODE4

S05 SUS FREQUENCY MODE5

S06 SUS FREQUENCY MODE6
S07 SUS FREQUENCY MODE7

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Function

Raster -Gray 512 (reservation) ?

Switching panel functions interlocked with the AV selection

Panel white balance adjustment - Blue highlight ?
Panel white balance adjustment - Blue low light ?
Passing PD signals to the Power SUPPLY Unit => Power-down
Not passing PD signals to the Power SUPPLY Unit => No power-down
Factory mode: off ?

Setup at shipment ?

Factory mode: on
Panel white balance adjustment - Green highlight ?
Panel white balance adjustment - Green low light ?
Setting of the gamma table
Canceling panel muting

Panel muting

Power off
Power on
Panel protection: off ?
Panel protection: on ?
Pure cinema: off
Pure cinema: standard

Pure cinema: advanced

Acquiring various adjustment values
Acquiring various input signal data
Acquiring logs of power-down points
Acquiring data of the pulse meter

Acquiring panel white balance adjustment values

Acquiring data on the unit, such as the version of the program
Acquiring data on the status of the unit, such as temperature
Acquiring data on shutdown
Acquiring data related with signals

Setting of blue level for panel degradation correction ?

Setting of green level for panel degradation correction ?
User white balance - Red highlight
User white balance - Red low light
Setting of red level for panel degradation correction ?
Adjustment of the width of XY reset pulse ?

Shutdown enabled

Shutdown prohibited
Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 1 ?
Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 2 ?
Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 3 ?
Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 4 ?

Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 5 ?

Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 6 ?
Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 7 ?

Effective only in

Factory mode

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Command

Name

SFR S08

SMM S**

∗∗∗

SN0

∗∗∗

SN1

∗∗∗

SN2

∗∗∗

SN3

∗∗∗

SN4

SRS

S00

S01

SYS

S00
S01

T

TBS

S00
S01

∗∗∗

TRE

U

UAJ

V

VFQ

S01
S02
S03

S05

S06
S13
S14
S22
S23

S25

S26

VOF

∗∗∗

∗∗∗

VOL

∗∗∗

VRP

∗∗∗

VSU

W

WBI S00
WBI S01

X

∗∗∗

XSB

Y

∗∗∗

YSB

∗∗∗

YTG

YTW

∗∗∗

Function

SUS FREQUENCY MODE8 Measures against AM radio noise - Pattern 8 ?
SIDE MASK MODE Setting of the effective area during streaking correction ?

SERIAL NO 0 Setting of the serial No. 0 (panel) ?

SERIAL NO 1 Setting of the serial No. 1 (panel) ?
SERIAL NO 2 Setting of the serial No. 2 (panel) ?
SERIAL NO 3 Setting of the serial No. 3 (panel) ?
SERIAL NO 4 Setting of the serial No. 4 (panel) ?
SRS OFF SRS function: off

SRS ON SRS function: on

SYSTEM CABLE NO Prohibiting monitoring of cable disconnection detection
SYSTEM CABLE YES Permitting monitoring of cable disconnection detection

TRUBASS OFF TruBass function: off
TRUBASS ON TruBass function: on

TREBLE ADJUSTMENT Audio treble adjustment

UN-ADJUSTMENT

FREQENCY VIDEO 48Hz Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-48 Hz ?
FREQENCY VIDEO 50Hz Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-50 Hz ?
FREQENCY VIDEO 60Hz Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-60 Hz ?

FREQENCY THEATER 72Hz Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-72 Hz ?

FREQENCY 75Hz Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-75 Hz ?
FREQENCY PC 60Hz Setting the frequency in Mask mode to PC-60 Hz ?
FREQENCY PC 70Hz Setting the frequency in Mask mode to PC-70 Hz ?
FREQENCY VIDEO 50Hz NONSTD
FREQENCY VIDEO 60Hz NONSTD
FREQENCY VIDEO 72Hz NONSTD

FREQENCY VIDEO 75Hz NONSTD

Vofs ADJUSTMENT Adjustment of the reference value of Vofs voltage ?
VOLUME Audio volume adjustment
Vrp ADJUSTMENT Adjustment of the reference value of Vrst-p voltage ?
Vsus ADJUSTMENT Adjustment of the reference value of Vsus voltage ?

WB INITIALIZE NO Panel WB standard output mode: off ?
WB INITIALIZE YES Panel WB standard output mode: on ?

X-SUS-B ADJ X-SUS-B ADJ ?

Y-SUS-B ADJ Y-SUS-B ADJ ?

Y-SUSTAIL ADJ Y-SUSTAIL ADJ ?

Y-SUSTAIL W AJD Y-SUSTAIL W AJD ?

Determining the flag for the HD DIGITAL Assy adjustment in "not adjusted"

Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-50 Hz (nonstandard) ?
Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-60 Hz (nonstandard) ?

Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-72 Hz (nonstandard) ?

Setting the frequency in Mask mode to VD-75 Hz (nonstandard) ?

Effective only in

Factory mode

Remarks

?

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5. QUEST commands (for acquiring status)

With a QUEST command, data on STBY/ON, PD, and SD can be obtained while the unit is on.

7 Acquisition of panel statuses • • • [QS1]

The command QS1 is for acquiring data necessary for authentication of both the main unit's microcomputer and the
module's microcomputer.

Command

Format

[QS1] All operations To acquire data on product status Return data: 3 (ECO)+43(DATA)+2(CS)=48Byte

Data Arrangement

ECO 3Byte QS1

1 Resolution/size 1Byte 5
2 Generation 1Byte 6
3 Destination 1Byte *
4 Grade 1Byte *
5 Product type 1Byte S
6 MDUcom-Boot 3Byte 01A
7 MDUcom-PRG 8Byte 001SM "space × 3"

SEQUENCE PROCESSOR-Boot

8

SEQUENCE PROCESSOR-Boot

9
10 SQ-VIDEO(43/42) 4Byte 001X
11 SQ-PC(43/42) 4Byte 001X
12 SQ-VIDEO(50/61) 4Byte 001W
13 SQ-PC(50/61) 4Byte 001W

CS 2Byte 7B

Effective Operation

Modes

Data

Length

3Byte 01A
8Byte 001AM "space × 3"

Function Remarks

Output Example

¶ Resolution/size

4 1024*768-43
5 1280*768-50

¶ Destination

∗ Common

¶ Generation

6G6

¶ Grade

∗ Common

¶ MDUcom/SEQUENCE PROCESSOR-Boot • • • 3Byte

1st character
2nd character

3rd character

Representing the boot version in 2-digit
decimal

When the boot version is common to 43/50

A

When the boot version is only for 43

X

When the boot version is only for 50

W

A

B

C

D

¶ Product type

S System model

¶ MDUcom/SEQUENCE PROCESSOR-PRG • • • 8Byte

1st character

2nd character
3rd character

4th character

5th character
6th character

7th character Reservation
8th character Reservation

For a mass-production product

−

For representing the version in 2-digit
decimal

When the program is common to 43/50

A

(for SEQUENCE PROCESSOR)

When the program is only for another unit

S

(for MDUcom)

M Fixed

Reservation

¶ SEQUENCE-Data • • • 8Byte

1st - 3rd characters

4th character

For representing the version in 3-digit decimal

Num

When the sequence data are only for 50

W

When the sequence data are only for 43

X

• For the version indication, the bytes reserved for special use must be replaced with spaces if they are not used.

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7 Acquisition of panel operation data • • • [QS2]

The command QS2 is for acquiring data on the panel's operations. Basically, this command is used for the module's
microcomputer to inform the main unit's microcomputer of changes in panel operation.

Command

Format

[QS2] All operations

B

ECO 3Byte QS2

1 Notification of mode shifting to STB 1Byte 1
2 Flag for adjustment of the main unit 1Byte 0
3 Flag for adjustment-data backup 1Byte 0
4 "1st PD" data 1Byte 0
5 "2nd PD" data 1Byte 0
6 Reservation 3Byte ∗∗∗
7 Temperature data (TEMP 1) 3Byte 128
8 SD main data 1Byte 0

C

9 SD subdata 1Byte 0
10 Operation status induced by SD 1Byte 0
11 Data from the hour meter 8Byte 00000259
12 MASK indication 1Byte 0

CS 2Byte 4A

Effective Operation

Modes

Data Arrangement

Function Remarks

To acquire data on operations of the panel

Data

Length

Output Example

Note : "00000259" of "Data from the hour meter" means 2 hours 59 minuts.

Return data: 3 (ECO)+23(DATA)+2(CS)=28Byte

D

¶ Notification of mode
shifting to Standby

Entering Standby

0

mode failed
Entering Standby

1

mode succeeded

¶ Adjustment of the
main unit

0

Adjustment completed

E

Adjustment not

1

completed

¶ Adjustment-data
backup

0 With backup data

1 No data

F

¶ PD data

0 No PD data
1 Not used
2 POWER
3 SCAN
4 SCN-5V
5 Not used
6 Y-DCDC
7 Y-SUS
8 ADRS

9 X-DRV
A X-DCDC
B X-SUS
C Not used
D SQ-IC
E Not used

F Specification inability

¶ SD main data

0 No SD
1 SQ-IC
2 MDU-IIC
3 RST2

Panel having high

4

temperature

Short-circuited

5

speaker

¶ SD subdata (IIC)

0 No SD subdata
1 EEPROM
2 BACKUP
3 DAC
4 VOL IC
5 DVI

¶ Operation status
induced by SD

0 Normal
1 Relay-off completed

During warning

2

indication

¶ MASK indication

0 MASK-OFF
1 MASK-ON

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7 Acquisition of other data on the panel • • • [QIP]

The command QIP is for acquiring data other than those available with QS1 (data necessary before turning the power on)
and QS2 (data to inform of operational status change).

Command

Format

[QIP] All operations

Data Arrangement

ECO 3Byte QIP

1 SERIAL 15Byte _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
2 HOUR METER 8Byte 00000000
3 BACKUP HR MTR 8Byte 00000000
4 PON COUNTER 8Byte 00000000

CS 2Byte 94

Note : The real product serial number is displayed in "SERIAL".

Effective Operation

Modes

Data

Length

Function Remarks

To acquire data on operations of the panel

Output Example

Return data: 3 (ECO)+39(DATA)+2(CS)=44Byte

7 Acquisition of panel adjustment data (common data) • • • [QAJ]

The command QAJ is for acquiring data on the panel's factory-preset items that are common to the main unit and that
share the same memory.

A

B

C

Command

Format

[QAJ] All operations

Data Arrangement

ECO 3Byte QAJ

1 V-SUS adjustment value 3Byte 128
2 V-OFT adjustment value 3Byte 128
3 V-RST-P adjustment value 3Byte 128
4 XSB adjustment value 3Byte 128
5 YSB adjustment value 3Byte 128
6 YTG adjustment value 3Byte 128
7 YTW adjustment value 3Byte 128
8 RSW adjustment value 3Byte 128

9 R-RIVISE setting value 1Byte 0
10 G-RIVISE setting value 1Byte 0
11 B-RIVISE setting value 1Byte 0

CS 2Byte B7

Effective Operation

Modes

Data

Length

To acquire data on operations of the panel

Output Example

Function Remarks

Return data: 3 (ECO)+27(DATA)+2(CS)=32Byte

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7 Acquisition of ABL/WB adjustment data • • • [QPW]

The command QPW is for acquiring data on the panel's factory-preset items whose memory tables are changed in
sequence.

Command

Format

[QPW] All operations

Data Arrangement

B

ECO 3Byte QPW

1 Drive sequence 3Byte 60V
2 Standard/nonstandard 1Byte S
3 Type of ABL/WB tables 2Byte T2
4 ABL adjustment value 3Byte 128
5 R-HIGH adjustment value 3Byte 256
6 G-HIGH adjustment value 3Byte 256
7 B-HIGH adjustment value 3Byte 256
8 R-LOW adjustment value 3Byte 512

C

9 G-LOW adjustment value 3Byte 512
10 B-LOW adjustment value 3Byte 512
11 Gamma setting 1Byte A
12 Streaking correction 1Byte 1
13

Peripheral luminance correction
14 Reservation 1Byte ∗
15 WB interlocked with APL 1Byte 0
16

Transition of protective operations
17 Reservation 2Byte ∗∗

D

CS 2Byte 37

Effective Operation

Modes

To acquire data on operations of the panel

Data

Length

1Byte 0

1Byte 0

Function Remarks

Return data: 3 (ECO)+35(DATA)+2(CS)=40Byte

Output

Example

¶ Drive sequence

48V Video48 Hz
50V Video50 Hz
60V Video60 Hz
72V Video72 Hz
75V Video75 Hz
60P PC60Hz
70P PC70Hz

¶ Setting for Items 12 and 15

¶ Peripheral luminance

correction

¶ Transition of brightness by

¶ Standard/

nonstandard

S Standard
N Nonstandard

¶ Gamma setting

n0 to F

¶ Type of ABL/WB tables

0 OFF
1ON

0 OFF
2 ON (interlocked with APL)

protective operations

0 Upper limit state for brightness
1 Brightness being reduced
2 Lower limit state for brightness
3

Brightness being increased

Tn n: 1 to 4

7 Acquisition of parameters • • • [QPM]

The command QPM is for acquiring the accumulated number of pulses for each of 5 blocks from the EEPROM.

Command

Format

[QPM] All operations

E

Data Arrangement

ECO 3Byte QPM

1 Pulse meter B 1 8Byte 00000000
2 Pulse meter B 2 8Byte 00000000
3 Pulse meter B 3 8Byte 00000000
4 Pulse meter B 4 8Byte 00000000
5 Pulse meter B 5 8Byte 00000000

CS 2Byte E7

F

• The output data on the accumulated number of pulses for each block are calculated in the following way: the high-order 4
bytes of the accumulated number of pulses for each block are converted into a decimal number, and the high-order 8
digits are transmitted. The unit of each block is M_pulse (mega).

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Effective Operation

Modes

Data

Length

To acquire data on operations of the panel

Output Example

Function Remarks

Return data: 3 (ECO)+40(DATA)+2(CS)=45Byte

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7 Acquisition of PD logs • • • [QPD]

The command QPD is for acquiring data from the 8 latest power-down (PD) logs.

Command

Format

[QPD] All operations

ECO 3Byte QPD

1 Latest "1st PD" data 1byte A
2 Latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 2
3 Data from the hour meter for the latest PD 8byte 00010020
4 Second latest "1st PD" data 1byte E
5 Second latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 9
6 Data from the hour meter for the second latest PD 8byte 00008523
7 Third latest "1st PD" data 1byte 4
8 Third latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 3

9 Data from the hour meter for the third latest PD 8byte 00004335
10 Fourth latest "1st PD" data 1byte 2
11 Fourth latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 0
12 Data from the hour meter for the fourth latest PD 8byte 00000945
13 Fifth latest "1st PD" data 1byte 4
14 Fifth latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 0
15 Data from the hour meter for the fifth latest PD 8byte 00000715
16 Sixth latest "1st PD" data 1byte A
17 Sixth latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 2
18 Data from the hour meter for the sixth latest PD 8byte 00000552

19 Seventh latest "1st PD" data 1byte A
20 Seventh latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 0
21 Data from the hour meter for the seventh latest PD 8byte 00000213
22 Eighth latest "1st PD" data 1byte D
23 Eighth latest "2nd PD" data 1byte 0
24 Data from the hour meter for the eighth latest PD 8byte 000001A7

CS 2Byte 27

Effective Operation

Modes

Data Arrangement

Function Remarks

To acquire data on the power-down logs

Data

Length

Output Example

Return data: 3 (ECO)+80(DATA)+2(CS)=85Byte

¶ PD data

0 No PD
1 Not used
2 P-POWER
3 SCAN
4 SCN-5V
5 Not used
6 Y-DCDC
7 Y-SUS
8 Address

9 X-DRIVE
A X-DCDC
B X-SUS
C DIG-DCDC
D QS (driving stopped)
E Not used

F Specification inability

A

B

C

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7 Acquisition of SD logs • • • [QSD]

The command QSD is for acquiring the data from the 8 latest shutdown (SD) logs.

Command

Format

[QSD] All operations

ECO 3Byte QSD

B

1 Latest SD data 1byte 1
2 Latest SD subcategory data 1byte 0
3 Data from the hour meter for the latest SD 8byte 00752013
4 Second latest SD data 1byte 5
5 Second latest SD subcategory data 1byte 0
6 Data from the hour meter for the second latest SD 8byte 00495204
7 Third latest SD data 1byte 2
8 Third latest SD subcategory data 1byte 3
9 Data from the hour meter for the third latest SD 8byte 00100355

C

10 Fourth latest SD data 1byte 2
11 Fourth latest SD subcategory data 1byte 5
12 Data from the hour meter for the fourth latest SD 8byte 00075620
13 Fifth latest SD data 1byte 1
14 Fifth latest SD subcategory data 1byte 0
15 Data from the hour meter for the fifth latest SD 8byte 00000852
16 Sixth latest SD data 1byte 2
17 Sixth latest SD subcategory data 1byte 5
18 Data from the hour meter for the sixth latest SD 8byte 000000451

D

19 Seventh latest SD data 1byte 0
20 Seventh latest SD subcategory data 1byte 0
21 Data from the hour meter for the seventh latest SD 8byte 00000000
22 Eighth latest SD data 1byte 0
23 Eighth latest SD subcategory data 1byte 0
24 Data from the hour meter for the eighth latest SD 8byte 00000000

CS 2Byte 7D

Effective Operation

Modes

Data Arrangement

Function Remarks

To acquire data on the shutdown logs

Data

Length

Return data: 3 (ECO)+80(DATA)+2(CS)=85Byte

Output Example

¶ SD data

0 No SD
1 SQ-IC
2 MDU-IIC
3 RST2
4 Panel having high temperature
5 Short-circuited speaker

¶ SD subcategory

0 No SD subcategory
1 EEPROM
2 BACKUP
3 DAC
4 VOL-IC
5 DVI
6 Not used

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7 Acquisition of input signal data • • • [QSI]

The command QSI is for acquiring all data on input video signals.

Command

Format

[QSI] All operations

ECO 3Byte QSI

1 Type of drive sequence 3byte 60V
2 Standard/nonstandard 1byte S
3 Type of ABL/WB tables 2byte T1
4 Total value of PCN 4byte 0256
5 Total value of PRH 4byte 0256
6 Total value of PGH 4byte 0256
7 Total value of PBH 4byte 0256
8 Total value of PBR 4byte 0512

9 Total value of PRL 4byte 0512
10 Total value of PGL 4byte 0512
11 Total value of PBL 4byte 0512
12 Reservation 2byte ∗∗
13 Detection of existence of H 1byte Y
14 Detection of V frequency 4byte 6002
15 Reservation 4byte ∗∗∗∗
16 Obtained APL data 4byte 1023
17 Number of SUS pulses 4byte 0457
18 Result of detection of still picture 1byte 1

19 Result of detection of cracking in the panel 1byte 1
20 Result of detection for scanning protection 1byte 1
21 Result of detection for external protection 1byte 1
22 Transition of protection operation 1byte 0
23 Reservation 4byte ∗∗∗∗

CS 2Byte 27

Effective Operation

Modes

Data Arrangement

Function Remarks

To acquire all data on input video signals

Data

Length

Output Example

Return data: 3 (ECO)+66(DATA)+2(CS)=71Byte

¶ Detection of existence of H

N No H
YH detected

¶ Transition of brightness by

protection operation

0 Upper limit state for brightness
1 Brightness being reduced
2 Lower limit state for brightness
3 Brightness being increased

A

B

C

D

• If data for an item cannot be obtained during Standby mode, the return data for that item will be "∗."

• The types of data for Items 1-3 in the table (drive sequence, standard/nonstandard, and type of ABL/WB tables) are the
same as with the command QPW.

• Each total value for Items 4-11 represents that of panel WB, user WB, and degradation correction, and the actual data being
sent to the ASTRA are output.

• Detection of V frequency: The V signal input to the panel is measured in the range of 30.51 to 99.99 Hz. The measured

value is multiplied by 100 and then output.

• Number of SUS pulses : The number is calculated from data from APL and the drive sequence. The output value must be

between 0174 and 2752.

• APL value: The APL value for the input video signal (or mask indication) will be output in the range of 0000 to 1023.

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7 Setting for Factory mode permission/prohibition • • • [FAY/FAN] [PFY/PFN]

The commands FAY/FAN and PFY/PFN are for prohibiting/permitting panel-adjustment commands during normal operation
and are to be used to avoid accidental change of panel adjustment values.

Operation

Control (by the

microcomputer itself)

Adjustment mode: ON

Remarks

Mask indications will be forcibly turned off.

B

Command

Format

[FAY]
[PFY] With a PFY command, the mask does not change.
[FAN]
[PFN]

Effective Operation

Modes

Normal operation mode
while the power is on

During FAY Adjustment mode: OFF

• Commands that are effective during normal operation will also be effective during FAY (PFY) mode.

Note:

• The functions shown below will be forcibly switched when Mask ON/OFF is switched. (Even if the panel is off, changed
settings will be retained.)
While the status of Mask ON or OFF is maintained, if settings for the individual functions shown in 1 and 2 are changed,
those settings are retained (even if the drive frequency is changed).

1 Functions related to picture quality

C

Function Setting while Mask is ON Setting while Mask is OFF Remarks

Peripheral luminance correction OFF ON
WB correction interlocked with APL OFF ON
Streaking correction OFF ON

2 Functions related to panel protection

Function Setting while Mask is ON Setting while Mask is OFF Remarks

Detection of still picture OFF ON

D

Detection of cracking in the panel OFF ON
Scanning protection OFF ON

• Depending on the type of mask displayed, phosphor burn of the panel may occur. As the panel-protection function is
forcibly turned off with this model, care must be taken when color-bar signals are to be displayed for an extended period.

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7 Backup function for adjustment values for the main unit • • • [FAJ/UAJ/CBU/BCP]

When the HD DIGITAL Assy is to be replaced, adjustment values can be copied from the backup EEPROM to the
EEPROM of the Assy for service.

Command

Format

[FAJ]

[UAJ]

[CBU]

[BCP]

Effective

Operation Modes

During FAY

To make the flag setting that
indicating that adjustment of the
main unit has been completed

To make the flag setting that
indicating that adjustment of the
main unit has not been completed

To make the flag setting that
indicating that backup data
have not been copied

To make the flag setting that
indicating that backup data
have been copied

When the flag indicating that the line adjustments (SUS waveform, voltage margin, and panel WB) for the main unit have
been completed is set to on, data stored from Addresses 0x0000 to 0X00FF in the digital EEPROM are copied to the same
addresses of the backup EEPROM. Copying will be executed immediately before the relay of normal operation is off.

• When the command BCP is received while a warning indicating that backup copying has not been completed is displayed
(conditions: main EEPROM = not adjusted, and backup EEPROM = adjusted), backed-up data will be copied to the main
EEPROM, and various adjustment values related to Factory mode will be readjusted. Then LED warning indication will be
shut off, and normal LED indication will be restored.

Operation

Control (by the microcomputer itself)

Writing 00 to the 4-kbyte ROM and
copying to the 2-kbyte ROM

Writing F0 to the 4-kbyte ROM

Writing F0 to the 2-kbyte ROM The backup ROM is

Copying backup data

Remarks

This takes at least 350 ms.

initialized.

A

B

C

• If the backup EEPROM has not been adjusted when the command BCP is received (0x0063 is not written to all three
addresses of the key data), copying of the backup data is not possible, and "XXX" is returned.

Address

0x0000

0x00FF

0x0100

0x01FF

EEPROM for the module
microcomputer

Data that need backup, such as
adjustment values for the main
unit and the data from the hour
meter

Data that do not need backup,
such as raster mask color

Writing when the power is
off, etc.

Executing copying with the
command BCP

EEPROM for data backup

Data that need backup, such as
adjustment values for the main
unit and the data from the hour
meter

Address

0x00

0xFF

Note:

• When the command FAJ, UAJ, or CBU is executed, only high-order one-byte (0x00 or 0xF0) key data will be written to the
EEPROM, and lower-order one-byte (0x63) data will not be changed.

• It takes at least 350 ms from reception of the command FAJ until an echo is sent back, because data are copied to the
backup EEPROM.

7 Factory presetting • • • [PFS]

Command

Format

[PFS]

Effective

Operation Modes

During FAY

Initialized to factory-preset values

Operation

Control (by the microcomputer itself)

Remarks

D

E

• When this command is executed, the values not stored in the EEPROM are initialized, mask indication is set to OFF,

control of the power for line aging is set to OFF, and detection of the system cable is set to ON.

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6.3 METHOD FOR REPLACING THE SERVICE PANEL ASSY

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When the Panel Assy is replaced with one for service, the following adjustments are required:

Adjustments of Vofs voltage and Vyprst voltage

Enter the reference adjustment values for the Vofs voltage and Vyprst voltage that are written on the label attached to the
panel for service.
Note: Enter the values, using an RS-232C command or the Factory Menu.

AWU∗∗∗∗
Vofs = 35V Vyprst = 270V
Hour Meter HSpace

(Rear of the Panel)

AWU∗∗∗∗
Vofs = 35V Vyprst = 270V
Hour Meter H1520

Write in the value for the hour
meter when the Panel is

B

replaced (ex. 1520H).

Using an RS-232C command

Enter a "PFY" command with Factory mode ON.
Convert the adjustment voltage values written on the label attached at the rear of the Panel to an input command, referring to
the conversion chart. (See the next page.)

• Reference adjustment of the Vofs voltage: Ex. "Vofs = 35" → (Check the conversion chart.) Enter "VOF112."

• Reference adjustment of the Vyprst voltage: Ex. 50-inch "Vyprst = 270 V" → (Check the conversion chart.) Enter "VRP055."
(Note that the conversion charts for 50-inch and 43-inch Panels are different.)

Using the Factory Menu

1

C

5

10

15
16

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

AJ(+)PNEL–1AD

V–D1 1 1160 –NTV HJ–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

]

1

5

10

15
16

Select the main item "PANEL FACT." by pressing the MUTE key then enter Panel Factory mode by pressing the SET key.
Using the 5/∞ keys, select "PANEL-1 ADJ" then press the SET key to enter the next lower nested layer.
Select "VOL-OFFSET" or "VOL RST P" then enter a command value converted from the voltage value, using the 2/3 keys.

D

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

AJPNEL–1AD

O <=>VLRSTP

V–D1 1 1160 –NTV HJ–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

5:0 8

]

Clearing data on various histories of the Panel, such as those on the hour meter

• It is necessary to clear the data on the hour meter, etc. to match them to the actual driving hours of the Panel.

• It is also necessary to clear the data on SD and PD, because the accumulated power-on time when a shutdown or power­down occurred is recorded.

Note: Clear the values, using an RS-232C command or the Factory Menu.

There are two types of hour meters. Do not take the MR hour meter for the hour meter.

Using an RS-232C command

To acquire the accumulated power-on time of the product itself, use the "GS2" RS-232C command.

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1 To clear the data on the hour meter (for the Panel) : CHM
2 To clear the data on the pulse meter : CPM
3 To clear the data on the SD history : CSD
4 To clear the data on the PD history : CPD

Using the Factory Menu

See "7.1.7 HOW TO CLEAR HISTORY DATA."

F

58

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Conversion charts for electronic VRs: Conversion chart for the Vofs

Conversion chart for the Vofs (Commands vs. Common voltage values for the 50-inch and 43-inch models)

Voltage value

Command

VOF000 14.09 VOF056 24.55 VOF112 35.01 VOF168 45.47 VOF224 55.93
VOF001 14.28 VOF057 24.74 VOF113 35.20 VOF169 45.66 VOF225 56.12
VOF002 14.46 VOF058 24.92 VOF114 35.38 VOF170 45.85 VOF226 56.31
VOF003 14.65 VOF059 25.11 VOF115 35.57 VOF171 46.03 VOF227 56.49
VOF004 14.84 VOF060 25.30 VOF116 35.76 VOF172 46.22 VOF228 56.68
VOF005 15.02 VOF061 25.48 VOF117 35.95 VOF173 46.41 VOF229 56.87
VOF006 15.21 VOF062 25.67 VOF118 36.13 VOF174 46.59 VOF230 57.05
VOF007 15.40 VOF063 25.86 VOF119 36.32 VOF175 46.78 VOF231 57.24
VOF008 15.58 VOF064 26.04 VOF120 36.51 VOF176 46.97 VOF232 57.43
VOF009 15.77 VOF065 26.23 VOF121 36.69 VOF177 47.15 VOF233 57.61
VOF010 15.96 VOF066 26.42 VOF122 36.88 VOF178 47.34 VOF234 57.80
VOF011 16.14 VOF067 26.61 VOF123 37.07 VOF179 47.53 VOF235 57.99
VOF012 16.33 VOF068 26.79 VOF124 37.25 VOF180 47.71 VOF236 58.17
VOF013 16.52 VOF069 26.98 VOF125 37.44 VOF181 47.90 VOF237 58.36
VOF014 16.70 VOF070 27.17 VOF126 37.63 VOF182 48.09 VOF238 58.55
VOF015 16.89 VOF071 27.35 VOF127 37.81 VOF183 48.27 VOF239 58.73
VOF016 17.08 VOF072 27.54 VOF128 38.00 VOF184 48.46 VOF240 58.92
VOF017 17.27 VOF073 27.73 VOF129 38.19 VOF185 48.65 VOF241 59.11
VOF018 17.45 VOF074 27.91 VOF130 38.37 VOF186 48.83 VOF242 59.30
VOF019 17.64 VOF075 28.10 VOF131 38.56 VOF187 49.02 VOF243 59.48
VOF020 17.83 VOF076 28.29 VOF132 38.75 VOF188 49.21 VOF244 59.67
VOF021 18.01 VOF077 28.47 VOF133 38.93 VOF189 49.39 VOF245 59.86
VOF022 18.20 VOF078 28.66 VOF134 39.12 VOF190 49.58 VOF246 60.04
VOF023 18.39 VOF079 28.85 VOF135 39.31 VOF191 49.77 VOF247 60.23
VOF024 18.57 VOF080 29.03 VOF136 39.49 VOF192 49.96 VOF248 60.42
VOF025 18.76 VOF081 29.22 VOF137 39.68 VOF193 50.14 VOF249 60.60
VOF026 18.95 VOF082 29.41 VOF138 39.87 VOF194 50.33 VOF250 60.79
VOF027 19.13 VOF083 29.59 VOF139 40.05 VOF195 50.52 VOF251 60.98
VOF028 19.32 VOF084 29.78 VOF140 40.24 VOF196 50.70 VOF252 61.16
VOF029 19.51 VOF085 29.97 VOF141 40.43 VOF197 50.89 VOF253 61.35
VOF030 19.69 VOF086 30.15 VOF142 40.62 VOF198 51.08 VOF254 61.54
VOF031 19.88 VOF087 30.34 VOF143 40.80 VOF199 51.26 VOF255 61.72
VOF032 20.07 VOF088 30.53 VOF144 40.99 VOF200 51.45
VOF033 20.25 VOF089 30.71 VOF145 41.18 VOF201 51.64
VOF034 20.44 VOF090 30.90 VOF146 41.36 VOF202 51.82
VOF035 20.63 VOF091 31.09 VOF147 41.55 VOF203 52.01
VOF036 20.81 VOF092 31.28 VOF148 41.74 VOF204 52.20
VOF037 21.00 VOF093 31.46 VOF149 41.92 VOF205 52.38
VOF038 21.19 VOF094 31.65 VOF150 42.11 VOF206 52.57
VOF039 21.37 VOF095 31.84 VOF151 42.30 VOF207 52.76
VOF040 21.56 VOF096 32.02 VOF152 42.48 VOF208 52.94
VOF041 21.75 VOF097 32.21 VOF153 42.67 VOF209 53.13
VOF042 21.94 VOF098 32.40 VOF154 42.86 VOF210 53.32
VOF043 22.12 VOF099 32.58 VOF155 43.04 VOF211 53.50
VOF044 22.31 VOF100 32.77 VOF156 43.23 VOF212 53.69
VOF045 22.50 VOF101 32.96 VOF157 43.42 VOF213 53.88
VOF046 22.68 VOF102 33.14 VOF158 43.60 VOF214 54.06
VOF047 22.87 VOF103 33.33 VOF159 43.79 VOF215 54.25
VOF048 23.06 VOF104 33.52 VOF160 43.98 VOF216 54.44
VOF049 23.24 VOF105 33.70 VOF161 44.16 VOF217 54.63
VOF050 23.43 VOF106 33.89 VOF162 44.35 VOF218 54.81
VOF051 23.62 VOF107 34.08 VOF163 44.54 VOF219 55.00
VOF052 23.80 VOF108 34.26 VOF164 44.72 VOF220 55.19
VOF053 23.99 VOF109 34.45 VOF165 44.91 VOF221 55.37
VOF054 24.18 VOF110 34.64 VOF166 45.10 VOF222 55.56
VOF055 24.36 VOF111 34.82 VOF167 45.29 VOF223 55.75

[V] for

common sizes

Command

Voltage value

[V] for

common sizes

Command

Voltage value

[V] for

common sizes

Command

Voltage value

[V] for

common sizes

Command

Voltage value

common sizes

A

[V] for

B

C

D

E

F

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Conversion charts for electronic VRs: Conversion chart for the Vyprst (1/2)

A

Conversion chart for the Vyprst (Commands vs. Voltage values for the 50-inch and 43-inch models)

Command

VRP000 246.3 236.3 VRP056 270.6 260.6 VRP112 294.9 284.9
VRP001 246.7 236.7 VRP057 271.0 261.0 VRP113 295.4 285.4
VRP002 247.1 237.1 VRP058 271.5 261.5 VRP114 295.8 285.8
VRP003 247.6 237.6 VRP059 271.9 261.9 VRP115 296.2 286.2
VRP004 248.0 238.0 VRP060 272.3 262.3 VRP116 296.7 286.7
VRP005 248.4 238.4 VRP061 272.8 262.8 VRP117 297.1 287.1
VRP006 248.9 238.9 VRP062 273.2 263.2 VRP118 297.5 287.5
VRP007 249.3 239.3 VRP063 273.6 263.6 VRP119 298.0 288.0
VRP008 249.7 239.7 VRP064 274.1 264.1 VRP120 298.4 288.4

B

VRP009 250.2 240.2 VRP065 274.5 264.5 VRP121 298.8 288.8
VRP010 250.6 240.6 VRP066 274.9 264.9 VRP122 299.3 289.3
VRP011 251.0 241.0 VRP067 275.4 265.4 VRP123 299.7 289.7
VRP012 251.5 241.5 VRP068 275.8 265.8 VRP124 300.1 290.1
VRP013 251.9 241.9 VRP069 276.2 266.2 VRP125 300.6 290.6
VRP014 252.4 242.4 VRP070 276.7 266.7 VRP126 301.0 291.0
VRP015 252.8 242.8 VRP071 277.1 267.1 VRP127 301.4 291.4
VRP016 253.2 243.2 VRP072 277.5 267.5 VRP128 301.9 291.9
VRP017 253.7 243.7 VRP073 278.0 268.0 VRP129 302.3 292.3
VRP018 254.1 244.1 VRP074 278.4 268.4 VRP130 302.7 292.7
VRP019 254.5 244.5 VRP075 278.9 268.9 VRP131 303.2 293.2

C

VRP020 255.0 245.0 VRP076 279.3 269.3 VRP132 303.6 293.6
VRP021 255.4 245.4 VRP077 279.7 269.7 VRP133 304.0 294.0
VRP022 255.8 245.8 VRP078 280.2 270.2 VRP134 304.5 294.5
VRP023 256.3 246.3 VRP079 280.6 270.6 VRP135 304.9 294.9
VRP024 256.7 246.7 VRP080 281.0 271.0 VRP136 305.3 295.3
VRP025 257.1 247.1 VRP081 281.5 271.5 VRP137 305.8 295.8
VRP026 257.6 247.6 VRP082 281.9 271.9 VRP138 306.2 296.2
VRP027 258.0 248.0 VRP083 282.3 272.3 VRP139 306.7 296.7
VRP028 258.4 248.4 VRP084 282.8 272.8 VRP140 307.1 297.1
VRP029 258.9 248.9 VRP085 283.2 273.2 VRP141 307.5 297.5
VRP030 259.3 249.3 VRP086 283.6 273.6 VRP142 308.0 298.0

D

VRP031 259.7 249.7 VRP087 284.1 274.1 VRP143 308.4 298.4
VRP032 260.2 250.2 VRP088 284.5 274.5 VRP144 308.8 298.8
VRP033 260.6 250.6 VRP089 284.9 274.9 VRP145 309.3 299.3
VRP034 261.0 251.0 VRP090 285.4 275.4 VRP146 309.7 299.7
VRP035 261.5 251.5 VRP091 285.8 275.8 VRP147 310.1 300.1
VRP036 261.9 251.9 VRP092 286.2 276.2 VRP148 310.6 300.6
VRP037 262.3 252.3 VRP093 286.7 276.7 VRP149 311.0 301.0
VRP038 262.8 252.8 VRP094 287.1 277.1 VRP150 311.4 301.4
VRP039 263.2 253.2 VRP095 287.5 277.5 VRP151 311.9 301.9
VRP040 263.6 253.6 VRP096 288.0 278.0 VRP152 312.3 302.3
VRP041 264.1 254.1 VRP097 288.4 278.4 VRP153 312.7 302.7
VRP042 264.5 254.5 VRP098 288.8 278.8 VRP154 313.2 303.2

E

VRP043 264.9 254.9 VRP099 289.3 279.3 VRP155 313.6 303.6
VRP044 265.4 255.4 VRP100 289.7 279.7 VRP156 314.0 304.0
VRP045 265.8 255.8 VRP101 290.1 280.1 VRP157 314.5 304.5
VRP046 266.3 256.3 VRP102 290.6 280.6 VRP158 314.9 304.9
VRP047 266.7 256.7 VRP103 291.0 281.0 VRP159 315.3 305.3
VRP048 267.1 257.1 VRP104 291.4 281.4 VRP160 315.8 305.8
VRP049 267.6 257.6 VRP105 291.9 281.9 VRP161 316.2 306.2
VRP050 268.0 258.0 VRP106 292.3 282.3 VRP162 316.6 306.6
VRP051 268.4 258.4 VRP107 292.8 282.8 VRP163 317.1 307.1
VRP052 268.9 258.9 VRP108 293.2 283.2 VRP164 317.5 307.5
VRP053 269.3 259.3 VRP109 293.6 283.6 VRP165 317.9 307.9

F

VRP054 269.7 259.7 VRP110 294.1 284.1 VRP166 318.4 308.4
VRP055 270.2 260.2 VRP111 294.5 284.5 VRP167 318.8 308.8

50-inch Model 43-inch Model 50-inch Model 43-inch Model 50-inch Model 43-inch Model

Voltage [V]

Command

Voltage [V]

Command

Voltage [V]

60

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Conversion charts for electronic VRs: Conversion chart for the Vyprst (2/2)

Conversion chart for the Vyprst (Commands vs. Voltage values for the 50-inch and 43-inch models)

Command

VRP168 319.2 309.2 VRP224 343.6 333.6
VRP169 319.7 309.7 VRP225 344.0 334.0
VRP170 320.1 310.1 VRP226 344.4 334.4
VRP171 320.6 310.6 VRP227 344.9 334.9
VRP172 321.0 311.0 VRP228 345.3 335.3
VRP173 321.4 311.4 VRP229 345.7 335.7
VRP174 321.9 311.9 VRP230 346.2 336.2
VRP175 322.3 312.3 VRP231 346.6 336.6
VRP176 322.7 312.7 VRP232 347.1 337.1
VRP177 323.2 313.2 VRP233 347.5 337.5
VRP178 323.6 313.6 VRP234 347.9 337.9
VRP179 324.0 314.0 VRP235 348.4 338.4
VRP180 324.5 314.5 VRP236 348.8 338.8
VRP181 324.9 314.9 VRP237 349.2 339.2
VRP182 325.3 315.3 VRP238 349.7 339.7
VRP183 325.8 315.8 VRP239 350.1 340.1
VRP184 326.2 316.2 VRP240 350.5 340.5
VRP185 326.6 316.6 VRP241 351.0 341.0
VRP186 327.1 317.1 VRP242 351.4 341.4
VRP187 327.5 317.5 VRP243 351.8 341.8
VRP188 327.9 317.9 VRP244 352.3 342.3
VRP189 328.4 318.4 VRP245 352.7 342.7
VRP190 328.8 318.8 VRP246 353.1 343.1
VRP191 329.2 319.2 VRP247 353.6 343.6
VRP192 329.7 319.7 VRP248 354.0 344.0
VRP193 330.1 320.1 VRP249 354.4 344.4
VRP194 330.5 320.5 VRP250 354.9 344.9
VRP195 331.0 321.0 VRP251 355.3 345.3
VRP196 331.4 321.4 VRP252 355.7 345.7
VRP197 331.8 321.8 VRP253 356.2 346.2
VRP198 332.3 322.3 VRP254 356.6 346.6
VRP199 332.7 322.7 VRP255 357.0 347.0
VRP200 333.2 323.2
VRP201 333.6 323.6
VRP202 334.0 324.0
VRP203 334.5 324.5
VRP204 334.9 324.9
VRP205 335.3 325.3
VRP206 335.8 325.8
VRP207 336.2 326.2
VRP208 336.6 326.6
VRP209 337.1 327.1
VRP210 337.5 327.5
VRP211 337.9 327.9
VRP212 338.4 328.4
VRP213 338.8 328.8
VRP214 339.2 329.2
VRP215 339.7 329.7
VRP216 340.1 330.1
VRP217 340.5 330.5
VRP218 341.0 331.0
VRP219 341.4 331.4
VRP220 341.8 331.8
VRP221 342.3 332.3
VRP222 342.7 332.7
VRP223 343.1 333.1

50-inch Model 43-inch Model 50-inch Model 43-inch Model

Voltage [V]

Command

Voltage [V]

A

B

C

D

E

F

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7. GENERAL INFORMATION

7.1 DIAGNOSIS

7.1.1 PCB LOCATION

A

B

50 Y DRIVE Assy50 SCAN B Assy

C

D

POWER SUPPLY Unit

50 X DRIVE Assy

SUS CLAMP 1 Assy

50 ADDRESS Assy50 ADDRESS Assy 50 ADDRESS Assy 50 ADDRESS Assy

E

50 SCAN A Assy

F

62

1234

HD AUDIO Assy HD DIGITAL Assy SUS CLAMP 2 AssyHD IR Assy

PDP-506PE

HD LED
Assy

5678

7.1.2 DIAGNOSIS OF SHUTDOWN/POWER-DOWN INDICATED BY LEDS

• Operation statuses indicated by LEDs

Status LED Pattern

A

Standby

Power ON

AC Power OFF of
one side

System cable
disconnection

Power-down

Shutdown

No backup copy

Lit in Red1

Lit in Blue2

Red flashes

3

(1000ms)

Red and
blue flash

4

(1000ms)
Red flashes

5

(500+2500ms)

Blue flashes

6

(500+2500ms)

Lit in Red and

7

blue flashes
(200ms)

Blue
Red

Blue
Red

Blue

1000ms

Red

1000ms

Blue
Red

Once

Blue
Red

500ms

500ms

Blue

Once Twice

Red

200ms

Blue
Red

: Lit in Red LED
: Lit in Blue LED

Twice

• PD (power-down) count

1 Not used
2 POWER SUPPLY Unit
3 SCAN Assy
4 5V power supply for SCAN
5 Y-DRIVE (Not used)
6 DCDC for Y drive
7 Y-SUS
8 ADDRESS Assy

9 X-DRIVE
10 DCDC for X drive
11 X-SUS
12 Not used
13 Sequence drive stop
14 Not used
15 UNKNOWN

Note:

• When a shutdown occurs, a warning will be issued by the
Media Receiver and displayed, then the power will be shut off.

• When a shutdown or power-down occurs on the Panel side,
the Media Receiver will enter Standby mode (the red LED
will light).

1000ms

n times

n times

2.5s

2.5s

Once

Once

• SD (shut down) count

1 SEQUENCE PROCESSOR (SQ_IC)
2 MDU-IIC
3 RST2 abnormality
4 Panel high temperature
5 Speaker short-circuit *

* When a jumper (J105) between the HD AUDIO Assy and

the POWER SUPPLY Unit is disconnected, the SD LED
flashes five times in this manner.

B

C

D

E

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F

63

7

8

1234

• Block diagram of the shutdown signal

A

Note:

The figures 1 - 5 indicate the number of times
the LED flashes when shutdown occurs in the
corresponding route.

HD AUDIO ASSY

IC3751

Amp.

B

WOW + Volume IC

IC3754

EEPRON

IC3753

A_NGB

5

HD DIGITAL ASSY

Sequence Processor

TXD_SQ
RXD_SQ

CLK_SQ

CE_SQ

BUSY_SQ

D3A2

SCL
SDA

2

IC3401

1

IC3151

Module UCOM

3

RST2

IC3303

OR

2

E_SCL
E_SDA

IC3302

3.3V-RST

IC3304

1.2V-RST

IC3156

EEPROM

4

TEMP1

IC3158

Temp.

Sensor

• Diagnosis of shutdown

Number of

flashes

C

1 time

2 times

D

3 times

E

4 times

5 times Audio failure

F

SD Circuit in

Operation

Communication
failure of the
driving processor

Communication
failure of the IIC
line (Check the SD
subcategory on
the Factory Menu.)

Power failure of
the driving
processor (RST2)

Abnormally high
temperature of the
panel

Defective Assy

HD DIGITAL

IC3001

TMDS Receiver

Reason for

Shutdown

Communication failure
of IC3401

Writing failure of

Point to be Checked

SQ ASIC BLOCK,
PANEL FLASH BLOCK

IC3157

DAC IC

Possible

Defective Part

IC3401, IC3301

IC3401

HD DIGITAL

Communication failure
of the EEPROM
retaining 4-Kbyte of data)

(for

MODULE UCOM
BLOCK

TMDS BLOCK

IC3156, IC3157

IC3001

Communication failure
of the EEPROM

AUDIO AMP BLOCK IC3754

(2-kbyte : for backup)

HD AUDIO

HD DIGITAL

POWER SUPPLY

Disconnection of
connectors

Defective volume IC HD AUDIO Assy

Defective DC-DC
converter

Defective RST IC PANEL FLASH BLOCK
Defective IC3401 SQ ASIC BLOCK

The 8-V power supply
is not activated.

A2 - D3

DIGITAL DD CON
BLOCK

IC3753

U3601

IC3302 - IC3304
IC3401

Abnormally high
temperature of the

Ambient temperature

panel

Speakers' grounding

Speaker terminals

fault

HD AUDIO Defective AMP IC HD AUDIO Assy IC3751

HD AUDIO

Disconnection of
connectors

A1 - P5

Remarks

Check if version data
can be read, using the
"GS1" command, after
the power is turned on
again.

Check if the connectors are
disconnected or are not
connected securely.

Check if 3.3-V and 1.2­V power supplies are
activated.

Check if the 8-V power
is supplied at Pin 1 of
the D11 connector.

The Panel will be shut
down if the sensor
detects temperature of
75°C or higher (for the
PDP-436P/-506P).

Check if the speaker
cables are in contact
with the chassis, etc.

Check if the connectors are
disconnected or are not
connected securely.

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• Power-down diagnosis (defective points)

VSUS-SUSOUT,

SUSOUT-SUSGND short-

VSUS-SUSOUT,

SUSOUT-SUSGND short-

circuit

circuit

A

B

C

Point to be Checked Possible Defective Part Remarks

SCAN IC SCAN IC VH-GNDH short-circuit

(Power-down)

Reason for PD

Assy

Defective PCB

Operation

PD Circuit in

Number

of Blinks

50 (43) SCAN A, B

2 POWER POWER SUPPLY

56

Y SUS BLOCK IC2252, IC2253

VH UVP

CN2001, CN2350

VH DC/DC IC2502, L2501

Disconnection of cable detected

50 (43) Y DRIVE

3 SCAN

CN2401, CN2402

SCAN IC SCAN IC

IC5V DC/DC Q2605, R2647

Y SUS BLOCK R2352

VOFS DC/DC Q2606, R2619, R2620

Disconnection of cable detected

50 (43) X DRIVE VH UVP IC1202 IC1202

IC5V UVP

50 (43) SCAN A, B

4 SCN-5V

VOFS UVP

50 (43) Y DRIVE

CN1501, CN3501-CN3504

Y SUS BLOCK IC2252, IC2253, Q2280, Q2281 MSKS-SUSOUT short-circuit

6 Y-DCDC 50 (43) Y DRIVE

Y RESONANCE BLOCK IC2101

Y SUS BLOCK Q2221

Vprst UVP Vprst Regulator Q2531, Q2532, IC2535

Power-down caused by

detection of middle-point

voltage

7 Y-SUS 50 (43) Y DRIVE

CN1001

Disconnection of cable detected

Disconnection of cable detected

Address power-down ADDRESS RESONANCE BLOCK D1634 V+ADR-GND_ADR short-circuit

9 XDRIVE 50 (43) X DRIVE

8 ADRS 50 (43) ADDRESS

PDP-506PE

CN1201

VRN DC/DC Q1323, R1332, R1333

X SUS BLOCK R1204, Q1272

X RESONANCE BLOCK IC1101

VRN UVP

Power-down caused by

detection of middle-point

Disconnection of cable detected

10 X-DCDC 50 (43) X DRIVE

7

voltage

OVP : OVER VOLTAGE PROTECT

UVP : UNDER VOLTAGE PROTECT

11 X-SUS 50 (43) X DRIVE

D

E

F

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8

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7.1.3 OVERVIEW OF PANEL FACTORY MODE

Top screen of the Factory Menu for the main unit

A

MR INFORMATION

< MUTE > key

FUNC. CHECK

< MUTE > key

COMMON ADJ.

B

PANEL FACTORY

< SET > key

< MUTE > key

Top screen of the Panel Factory

1

C

5

10

15
16

D

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

AREA

A.PNEL

1

APNEL NIFORAM

2
3

OMDULE –01 MS0S1

4

ESQ–P GR–01MA

5

QS–DTV–520W

6

QS–DTP–520W

7
8

ESRIAL ___ ____________

9
A

IDG.E PEADJSUTDE

B

ABCKUP NO ADT !A

C
D
E

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

TION

0A2

1024 x 672

If a Panel of Generation 6 is connected,
"6" is indicated here.

Note: With this model, the structure of Factory mode has been changed, and all items related to the Panel are

gathered into PANEL FACTORY mode.

Note: On-screen displays in Factory mode are indicated in white characters on a green background for the

PDP-506HD/436HD and subsequent models.

E

F

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7 Configuration of Panel Factory mode

No.

1 PANEL INFORMATION
2 PANEL WORKS
3 POWER DOWN
4 SHUT DOWN
5 PANEL-1 ADJ (+)

5-1 X-SUS B <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to XSB
5-2 Y-SUS B <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to YSB
5-3 Y-SUSTAIL T <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to YTG
5-4 Y-SUSTAIL W <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to YTW
5-5 XY-RST W <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to RSW
5-6 VOL SUS <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to VSU
5-7 VOL OFFSET <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to VOF
5-8 VOL RST P <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to VRP
5-9 SUS FREQ. <=> MODE1 to MODE8 Equivalent to SFR

6 PANEL-2 ADJ (+)

6-1 R-HIGH <=> 000 to 511 Equivalent to PRH
6-2 G-HIGH <=> 000 to 511 Equivalent to PGH
6-3 B-HIGH <=> 000 to 511 Equivalent to PBH
6-4 R-LOW <=> 000 to 999 Equivalent to PRL
6-5 G-LOW <=> 000 to 999 Equivalent to PGL
6-6 B-LOW <=> 000 to 999 Equivalent to PBL
6-7 ABL <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to ABL

7 PANEL REVISE

7-1 R-LEVEL <=> LV-0 to LV-7 Equivalent to RRL
7-2 G-LEVEL <=> LV-0 to LV-7 Equivalent to RGL
7-3 B-LEVEL <=> LV-0 to LV-7 Equivalent to RBL

8 ETC (+)

8-1 BACKUP DATA <=> NO OPRT<=>TRANSFER or ERR Equivalent to BCP
8-2 DIGITAL EEPROM <=> NO OPRT<=>DELETE/REPAIR Equivalent to FAJ/UAJ
8-3 PD INFO. <=> NO OPRT <=>CLEAR Equivalent to CPD
8-4 SD INFO. <=> NO OPRT <=>CLEAR Equivalent to CSD
8-5 HR-MTR INFO. <=> NO OPRT <=>CLEAR Equivalent to CHM
8-6 PM/B1-B5 <=> NO OPRT <=>CLEAR Equivalent to CPM
8-7 P-COUNT INFO. <=> NO OPRT <=>CLEAR Equivalent to CPC

9 MASK SETUP (+)

9-1 MASK OFF Equivalent to MKS+S00
9-2 SGL MASK 01 <=> Equivalent to MKS+S01
9-3

9-62 CMB MASK 08 <=> Equivalent to MKC+S08
9-63 CMB MASK 09 <=> Equivalent to MKC+S09

Submode Name

Submode Items

SGL MASK 02 <=>

• • • • • •

<=>V48<=>V50<=>V60<=>P60<=>P70<=>V72<=>V75<=>
(Select each sequence.)

Adjustable Range Remarks

Equivalent to MKS+S02

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B

C

D

E

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7 Details on submodes related to the panel

The GUI display examples here are those displayed when the main unit is used with the 50-inch model.

1. PANEL INFORMATION

1

B

5

10

15
16

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

APNEL NIFORAM

OMDULE –01 MS0S1

ESQ–P GR–01MA
QS–DTV–520W
QS–DTP–520W

ESRIAL ___ ____________

IDG.E PEADJSUTDE

ABCKUP NO ADT !A

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

TION

0A2

7 Key operation

<DOWN> : Shifting to PANEL WORKS
<UP> : Shifting to MASK SETUP (+)
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<L/R> : Updating displayed information

The version of the microcomputer of the panel, serial number of the main unit, adjustment values of the main unit,
and backup status are displayed.

C

2. PANEL WORKS

Note:

D

Screen display " PANEL_FACT.___IN1-50602-RGB-EHS6".
Refer to service manual of Media Receiver.

1

5

E

10

15
16

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

APNEL OWRKS

MP–B1 000 00
MP–B2 000 00
MP–B3
MP–B4
MP–B5

RH–MTR

–PCOU TN00000000ITMSE

ETMP1 +0 .724C1

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

751

000 00
000 00
000 0073M3

000 205 0M2H

67MM0
825
68MM6

7 Key operation

<DOWN> : Shifting to POWER DOWN
<UP> : Shifting to PANEL INFORMATION
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<L/R> : Updating displayed information

• The data from the pulse meter for each block from PM-B1 to PM-B5 are indicated. The values stored in the EEPROM
(3 bytes each) are each converted into a decimal number, and the higher-order 8 digits are displayed (that means that
the lowest-order digit represents millions).

• TEMP1: Indicates the temperature of the panel. By your pressing the L or R key, the temperature value can be updated.

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3. POWER DOWN

1

5

10

15
16

• Basically, data acquired with the command QPD are displayed in the columns "1ST" and "2ND, with the values from the
hour meter when the power-down occurred.

<Causes of power-down and corresponding OSD indications>

POWER SUPPLY Unit P-PWR ADDRESS Assy ADRS
SCAN Assy SCAN X-DRIVE Assy X-DRV
5V power for SCAN SCN5V DCDC for X drive X-DCDC
Not used X-SUS X-SUS
DCDC for Y drive Y-DCDC Sequence drive stopped SQ-NON
Y-SUS Y-SUS Specification inability UNKNOW

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

OPWER ODW

X–D VR

1–––––
2Y–SSU
3SCAN ––––
4

POW RE

5

ADRS
6SCN5V
7

SQ–N NO
8

N142000

S1T N2D

–

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

SQ– O

N

SQ–N
––– –

–
X–SU
––––

7 Key operation

H23M

–

N

–

–

O

N

–

S

–

–

–

142000H21M
151000H05M
170000H53M
089000H47M
015000H30M
022000H21M
000000H57M

HM

<DOWN> : Shifting to SHUTDOWN
<UP> : Shifting to PANEL WORKS
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<L/R> : Updating displayed information

Cause of power-down OSD Indication Cause of power-down OSD Indication

A

B

C

4. SHUT DOWN

1

5

10

15
16

• Basically, data acquired with the command QSD (for MDU-IIC, subcategory data are also displayed) are displayed with
the values from the hour meter when the shutdown occurred.

<Causes of shutdown and corresponding OSD indications>

SEQUENCE PROCESSOR SQ-IC
MDU-IIC MDU-IIC (with subcategory)
Abnormality in RST2 RST2
Panel having high temperature TEMP1
Short-circuited speaker AUDIO

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

HSUT ODW

AMIN USB

TEM 1P

1–––––
2AUDOI
3MD–IIC EEPR
4

SQ– CI

5

MD– I I C
6
7
8

Cause of shutdown

(main)

N142000

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

––– –

––––
VOL I C

–
–

–

O

M

–

–

OSD Indication

142000H21M
151000H05M
170000H53M
089000H47M
015000H30M

H23M

HM
HM
HM

EEPROM EEPROM (IC3156)
BACKUP BACKUP (IC3754)
DAC DAC (IC3302 to IC3304)
Audio IC VOL-IC (IC3158)
DVI DVI

7 Key operation

<DOWN> : Shifting to PANEL-2ADJ (+)
<UP> : Shifting to POWER DOWN
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<L/R> : Updating displayed information

Cause of shutdown

(sub)

OSD Indication

D

E

F

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5. PANEL-1 ADJ

1234

1

5

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

7 Key operation

]

<DOWN> : Shifting to PANEL-2 ADJ (+)
<UP> : Shifting to POWER DOWN
<SET> : Shifting to the next nested layer
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF

10

B

15
16

1

5

C

AJPNEL–1AD )(+

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

AJPNEL–1AD

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

7 Key operation

]

<DOWN> : Shifting to the next item
<UP> : Shifting to the previous item
<RIGHT> : Adding by one to the adjustment

value

<LEFT> : Subtracting by one from the

adjustment value

10

<VOL+> : Adding by 10 to the adjustment

value

<VOL-> : Subtracting by 10 from the

adjustment value

15
16

–>XSUS–B<=

2:1 8

<SET> : Determining the adjustment value

and shifting to the upper layer

<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF

<Drive-sequence indications and indications for the ABL/WB tables>

D

(The OSD indications are displayed at the right part of the third line for submode PANEL-1 ADJ and
subsequent submodes.)

Type of WB/ABL Tables

Standard Video/MASK ON Nonstandard Video PC

TBL1 48VS --- 60PS
TBL2 50VS 50VN 70PS
TBL3 60VS 60VN
TBL4 72VS Only Mask indication ---

75VS 75VN

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Type of Drive Sequences

<Lower-layer items of PANEL-1 ADJ>

No. Items Adjustment/Setting Value Remarks

1 X-SUS B <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to XSB
2 Y-SUS B <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to YSB
3 Y-SUSTAIL T <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to YTG
4 Y-SUSTAIL W <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to YTW
5 XY-RST W <=> 120 to 136 Equivalent to RSW
6 VOL SUS <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to VSU

F

7 VOL OFFSET <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to VOF
8 VOL RST P <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to VRP
9 SUS FREQ. <=> <=>MODE1 to MODE8<=> Equivalent to SFR

Not used for consumer products

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6. PANEL-2 ADJ

1

5

10

15
16

1

5

10

15
16

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

AJPNEL–2AD )(+

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

AJPNEL–2AD

–>RHIGH <=

A

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

]

7 Key operation

<DOWN> : Shifting to PANEL REVISE
<UP> : Shifting to PANEL-1 ADJ (+)
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<SET> : Shifting to the next nested layer

B

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

]

7 Key operation

<DOWN> : Shifting to the next item
<UP> : Shifting to the previous item
<RIGHT> : Adding by one to the adjustment

value

C

<LEFT> : Subtracting by one from the

adjustment value

<VOL+> : Adding by 10 to the adjustment

value

<VOL-> : Subtracting by 10 from the

5:2 6

<SET> : Determining the adjustment value

adjustment value

and shifting to the upper layer

<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF

<Lower-layer items of PANEL-2 ADJ>

No. Items Adjustment/Setting Value Remarks

1 R-HIGH <=> 000 to 511 Equivalent to PRH
2 G-HIGH <=> 000 to 511 Equivalent to PGH
3 B-HIGH <=> 000 to 511 Equivalent to PBH
4 R-LOW <=> 000 to 999 Equivalent to PRL
5 G-LOW <=> 000 to 999 Equivalent to PGL
6 B-LOW <=> 000 to 999 Equivalent to PBL
7 ABL <=> 000 to 255 Equivalent to ABL

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E

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7. PANEL REVISE

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1

5

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

7 Key operation

]

<DOWN> : Shifting to ETC.(+)
<UP> : Shifting to PANEL-2 ADJ (+)
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<SET> : Shifting to the next nested layer

10

B

15
16

1

5

C

ASPNEL E ERVI )(+

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

ASEPNEL ERVI

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

7 Key operation

]

<DOWN> : Shifting to the next item
<UP> : Shifting to the previous item
<RIGHT> : Adding by one to the adjustment

value

<LEFT> : Subtracting by one from the

10

<VOL+> : Adding by 10 to the adjustment

adjustment value

value

<VOL-> : Subtracting by 10 from the

15
16

––>RL LEVE <=

V:L 0

<SET> : Determining the setting value

adjustment value

and shifting to the upper layer

<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF

<Lower-layer items of PANEL REVISE>

D

No. Items Adjustment/Setting Value Remarks

1 R-LEVEL <=> <=>LV-0 to LV-7<=> Equivalent to RRL
2 G-LEVEL <=> <=>LV-0 to LV-7<=> Equivalent to RGL
3 B-LEVEL <=> <=>LV-0 to LV-7<=> Equivalent to RBL

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8. ETC.

1

5

10

15
16

1

5

10

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

TEC. )(+

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

TEC.

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

I–N1 5 2060 –RGB HE–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

A

7 Key operation

]

<DOWN> : Shifting to MASK SETUP (+)
<UP> : Shifting to PANEL REVISE (+)
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<SET> : Shifting to the next nested layer

B

7 Key operation

]

<DOWN> : Shifting to the next item
<UP> : Shifting to the previous item
<RIGHT> : Adding by one to the adjustment

value

<LEFT> : Subtracting by one from the

adjustment value

<SET> : Determining the setting value

and shifting to the upper layer

<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF

C

15
16

APROMBCKUPEE ><=

O:N PRTO

<Lower-layer items of ETC.>

No. Items Adjustment/Setting Value Remarks

"ERR" is indicated when no data are in the backup

1 BACKUP DATA <=> <=>NO OPRT<=>TRANSFER<=>

EEPROM. To activate the option to select
TRANSFER, press the SET key about 5 seconds.
(There is a situation resting more than 5 seconds.)

"DELETE" is indicated when the main unit has been

2 DIGITAL EEPROM <=> <=>NO OPRT<=>REPAIR/DELETE<=>

already adjusted. To activate the option to select
REPAIR/DELETE, press the SET key about 5

seconds.
(There is a situation resting more than 5 seconds.)

3 PD INFO. <=> <=>NO OPRT<=>CLEAR<=>
4 SD INFO. <=> <=>NO OPRT<=>CLEAR<=>
5 HR-MTR INFO. <=> <=>NO OPRT<=>CLEAR<=>
6 PM/B1-B5 <=> <=>NO OPRT<=>CLEAR<=>

To activate the option to select CLEAR, repeatedly
press the SET key about 5 seconds.
(There is a situation resting more than 5 seconds.)

7 P-COUNT INFO. <=> <=>NO OPRT<=>CLEAR<=>

• "NO OPRT" is selected when this submode is entered (to avoid accidental misoperation).

• When each item is set, the process starts then the unit shifts to the upper layer. (When NO OPRT is determined,
the unit will shift to the upper layer without doing anything.)

• When data are set to be backed up, if the digital EEPROM has not been adjusted,
do the operation of LED pattern No. 7.

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9. MASK SETUP

1234

1

5

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

IN 31–F 2–RG E–BHSFACT

L/1[BT60VS

]

7 Key operation

<DOWN> : Shifting to PANEL INFORMATION
<UP> : Shifting to ETC. (+)
<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF
<SET> : Shifting to the next nested layer

10

B

15
16

1

5

C

AMSK TSE UP )(+

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

AMSK TSE UP

IN 31–F 2–RG E–BHSFACT

L/1[BT60VS

7 Key operation

]

<DOWN> : Shifting to the next MASK
<UP> : Shifting to the previous MASK
<RIGHT> : Changing MASK sequence (+)
<LEFT> : Changing MASK sequence (-)
<SET> : Determining the setting value

10

<SEL> : MASK ON/OFF

and shifting to the upper layer

15
16

<Lower-layer items of MASK SETUP>

D

G0SL SMA K 1

6:V 0

No. Items Adjustment/Setting Value Remarks

1 MASK OFF Equivalent to MKS+S00
2 SGL MASK 01 <=>
3 SGL MASK 02 <=> Equivalent to MKS+S02
4• • • • • •

<=>48V<=>50V<=>60V<=>
60P<=>70P<=>72V<=>75V<=>

Equivalent to MKS+S01

5 CMB MASK 09 <=> Equivalent to MKC+S08
6 CMB MASK 10 <=> Equivalent to MKC+S09

• With the keys <LEFT> and <RIGHT>, the Panel drive sequence in the MASK indication is changed in the following way:

E

<=>48V<=>50V<=>60V<=>72V<=>75V<=>60P<=>70P<=>

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7.1.4 OPERATION WHEN THE MEDIA RECEIVER IS NOT CONNECTED

As the connection conditions of the system cables (MDR cable, DVI cable) are usually detected, if no connection, such as cable
disconnection, is detected, a warning indication (alternate flashing of the red and blue areas) is displayed on the mask screen, and the red
and green LEDs flash alternately. Then after about 30 seconds, the power is automatically turned off.

A

BlueBlue

Alternate flashing at intervals of about 1 second

REDREDRED

To operate the panel without the Media Receiver, there are the following two ways:

1. Operation-without-the-Media-Receiver mode

Input the "SYS S00" RS232C command. The status of the LEDs changes to that in normal operation mode.

Note: Turning the AC switch to OFF then ON also maintains this mode. However, once the unit is connected with the Media Receiver using

the System cable, this mode is automatically canceled.

2. DVI mode

Turn the unit on while DVI SG signals are being input with only the DVI connecter connected. After a warning is displayed for about 5
seconds, the unit is ready to display the screen of the input signal. (Blue LED lit)

Notes: • Although the output from XGA (43 inch) and WXGA (50 inch) can be input to the unit, this is not a mode open to general users.

(With some signals, errors such as power-down may occur.)

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C

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7.1.5 POWER ON/OFF FUNCTION FOR THE LARGE-SIGNAL SYSTEM

Function: To prevent a power-down from being generated, operation of only the digital-signal processing and audio circuits

A

are enabled, and power is not supplied to the panel driving system (large-signal system).

Usages: 1. In a case where a check is required of signals' being correctly output to the driving systems during a repair, etc.

2. In a case where diagnosis is required for judging whether the power to the large-signal system or small-signal
system has been down when a power-down occurred

Methods: 1. Short-circuit the points (see Fig. 4 below) on the face and on the reverse side of the HD DIGITAL Assy.

2. Issue the "DRV S00" RS-232C command. (Command for turning the function off: DRV S01)

Notes: • When the power to the large-signal system is off, as the PD signal is muted, power-downs other than PS_PD are

B

not activated.

• As soon as the clips are removed while the power to the large-signal system is off, a power-down will occur.
Be sure to turn the power off before removing the clips.

• While this function is activated with RS-232C commands, it is possible to issue "DRV S01" (for turning the
function off) while the power is on. However, as it may damage the unit, turn the power off before issuing the
"DRV S01" command.

• Although the "DRV S00/S01" RS-232C commands are valid during Standby mode, once the main power is
turned off, the unit will return to "DRV S01."

C

Short-circuit the face and the
reverse side, using clips, etc.

D

Note: It is recommended to use clips like
those shown here rather than alligator clips,
because alligator clips may not reach the
copper foil of the board.

Fig. 4 Position of DRIVE OFF

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7.1.6 BACKUP WHEN THE MAIN UNIT IS ADJUSTED

Outline

Adjustment data set at the factory are stored in the EEPROM (IC****/4K) on the HD DIGITAL Assy. Those adjustment data are
automatically backed up in the EEPROM (backup EEPROM: IC****) on the HD AUDIO Assy. Therefore, even if the HD DIGITAL Assy
is replaced, the adjustment data can be restored by copying the backup data, which enables you to omit newly performing adjustments on
the main unit.

Data to be backed up

• Voltage margin adjustment values

• Data on the hour meter

• Upper limit of power-adjustment value

• Data on the pulse meter

• Panel WB adjustment values

• Serial number

• Drive waveform adjustment values

• Data of the P-ON counter

• PD/SD histories

How to copy the backup data

1. When the HD DIGITAL Assy is replaced with that for service (normal servicing)

(In a case where no data are on the DIG. EEP, and backup data have been adjusted)

Command: "BCP" (Effective during FAY)
Factory Menu

PANEL INFORMATION

∞ (down)

• • •

∞ (down)

ETC. (+)

[set]

BACKUP DATA: NO OPRT

>> (right)

BACKUP DATA: TRANSFER

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

• After the HD DIGITAL Assy is replaced with that for service, check that
“DIG. EEP: NO DATA!” is displayed on the Panel Information screen of
the Factory Menu.

• If this command is not executed, the red LED lights, and the blue LED flashes,
to warn you that copying of the backup adjustment data for the main unit failed.

• If both the HD DIGITAL Assy and HD AUDIO Assy are to be replaced, first replace
the HD AUDIO Assy and set the unit to Standby mode. Then replace the HD
DIGITAL Assy.

A

B

C

D

2. In a case where a HD DIGITAL Assy that was mounted on another unit is to be reused as a service part.

Command: "FAJ" (Effective during FAY)
Factory Menu: PANEL FACT => ETC => DIGITAL EEPROM: DELETE

PANEL INFORMATION

∞ (down)

• • •

∞ (down)

ETC. (+)

• If the HD DIGITAL Assy of Unit 1 is mounted to be reused in Unit 2 to be
repaired, and Unit 2 enters Standby mode, the adjustment data and histories
stored in Unit 1 are erased, and those of Unit 2 are copied. Once overwritten,
the original data will not be restored. After the Assy is replaced, be sure to enter
Factory mode, using the remote control unit for servicing, and perform the
procedures described herein. Or, before mounting an Assy to be reused as a
service Assy, perform these procedures then mount it on the product to be
repaired.

[set]

BACKUP DATA: NO OPRT

∞ (down)

DIGITAL EEPROM: NO OPRT

>> (right)

DIGITAL EEPROM: REPAIR

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

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3. In a case where the HD DIGITAL Assy is replaced with one for servicing because of a defective EEPROM on the original Assy and

A

manual adjustments are to be performed
(In a case where no data are stored in the HD DIGITAL Assy or as backup, and the values that have been manually adjusted on Service
Menu are to be applied as adjustment data for the main unit)

Command: "UAJ" (Effective during FAY)
Factory Menu

PANEL INFORMATION

∞ (down)

B

• • •

∞ (down)

ETC. (+)

[set]

BACKUP DATA: NO OPRT

∞ (down)

DIGITAL EEPROM: NO OPRT

>> (right)

C

DIGITAL EEPROM: REPAIR

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

• If the HD DIGITAL Assy with which adjustment data for the main unit have been copied is mounted,
the above procedures are not necessary after manual adjustment.
(The indication "DIGITAL EEPROM: REPAIR" will not be displayed.)

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7.1.7 HOW TO CLEAR HISTORY DATA

Clearing data on various histories when the HD DIGITAL Assy is replaced

Other than adjustment data for the main unit, data to be backed up include the accumulated power-on time and a history of defective parts,
which are data updated and stored in memory. Among those data, some are required to be cleared when the HD DIGITAL Assy is replaced
for servicing, as shown below:

Type of servicing

Item Backed-up data

Hour meter Accumulated display To be cleared Not to be cleared

Point where an SD

SD history

PD history

Pulse meter

Accumulated number
of power-ons

Notes:

1: With the PDP-506P/436P and subsequent models, because various compensation functions use pulse-meter data for calculating

compensation values, if related Assys are replaced, data on various histories must be cleared.

2: To clear data using RS-232C commands, after entering Factory mode (by sending FAY or PFY), issue a corresponding command.

Otherwise, the command will not be executed.

occurred and data on the
hour meter

Point where a PD
occurred and data on the
hour meter

Accumulated number of
pulses of the Panel (5
blocks)

Accumulated number of
RELAY_ONs

Panel

replacement

To be cleared Not to be cleared

To be cleared Not to be cleared

To be cleared

(essential)

Not to be

cleared

Replacement of the
power-supply block

Not to be cleared

To be cleared

(essential)

Others

Not to be

cleared

Not to be

cleared

Not to be

cleared

Not to be

cleared

Not to be

cleared

RS-232C

command

CHM

CSD

CPD

CPM

CPC

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How to clear the history for each item on the Factory Menu

B

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Clearing the PD history

Start point of Panel Factory

PANEL INFORMATION

∞ (down)

• • •

∞ (down)

ETC. (+)

[set]

BACKUP DATA

∞ (down)

DIGITAL EEPROM

∞ (down)

PD INFO: NO OPRT

∞ (down)

1

5

10

15
16

>> (right)

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

A.PNEL

T+EC. ( )

V–D1 1 1160 –NTV HJ–S6FACT

L/1[BT60VS

PD INFO: CLEAR

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

]

Clearing the SD history

Clearing the data on the

D

hour meter

E

Clearing the data on the
pulse meter

Clearing the data on the
number of power-ons

SD INFO: NO OPRT

∞ (down)

HR-MTR INFO: NO OPRT HR-MTR INFO: CLEAR

>> (right)

>> (right)

SD INFO: CLEAR

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

1

5

∞ (down)

10

15
16

PM/B1-BS INFO: NO OPRT

∞ (down)

P COUNT INFO: NO OPRT P COUNT INFO: CLEAR

15 10 15 20 25 30 32

>> (right)

A.PNEL

TEC.

RO.<=>H- TMR NIF

PM/B1-BS INFO: CLEAR

V–D1 1 1160 –NTV HJ–S6FACT

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

>> (right)

[set] (Press and hold for 5 seconds.)

L/1[BT60VS

O:N

]

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7.1.8 DISASSEMBLY

Note : Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the procedures

described here are common.

1

Rear Case (506)

Remove the two screws.

1

Remove the tweleve screws.

2

Remove the fourteen screws.

3

Note

∗1:

When reassembling, first secure the screws for these holes to
position the rear case (506) correctly.
The hole of a left side, the screw tighten the hole of the right side
next first.

Remove the rear case (506).

4

2

∗1

2

2

3

2

1

3

Rear case (506)

2

3

3

4

2 2

3

3

3

2

Control Plate Section

Remove the two screws.

1

Remove the two screws.

2

Remove the two hexagon head screws.

3

Disconnect the connector.

4

Remove the three screws.

5

Remove the control plate.

6

2

3 3

3

5

1

×2

5

3

3

3 3

6

4

3

2

×2

×2

5

∗1

A

2

2

2

B

1

2

C

D

HD AUDIO Assy HD DIGITAL Assy

PDP-506PE

56

7

Control plate

E

F

81

8

1234

A

3

Front Case Assy (506PE)

Remove the four screw rivets.

1

B

Remove the front case Assy (506PE).

2

C

D

When only the front case assy (506PE) is to
be removed

The front case assy (506PE) can be removed without removing
the rear case (506) beforehand.
Remove the two screws and four screw rivets shown below:

1

1

2

2

-1

1

-2

Front case Assy (506PE)

1

Note when the front case assy (506PE) is to
be reattached

1 Hook the upper part of the Front Case Assy (506PE) on the

upper part of the Front Panel, leaving a fist-sized gap between
the bottom and the lower part of the Front Case Assy.

2 Push the couplers of the Front Case Assy (506PE) into the rear

case (506).

3 Make sure that all the couplers have been pushed into the rear

case (506).

E

F

82

1234

Rear case (506)

PDP-506PE

Front case Assy (506PE) Front case Assy (506PE)

Rear case (506)

Rear case (506)

OK NG

5678

4

Front Chassis H Assy (50)

Remove the two screws.

1

Remove the two screws.

2

Remove the two screws.

3

Disconnect the connector.

4

Remove the front chassis H Assy (50).

5

5

SUS CLAMP 1 and 2 Assys

Remove the two screws.

1

Remove the panel holder V1 (50) and V2 (50)s.

2

(Unhook the six hooks.)

A

HD LED Assy

1

3

1

2

Panel holder V1 (50)

Hook

2

Front chassis

5

H Assy (50)

×3

Panel holder V2 (50)

×3

Hook

4

2

2

1

3

B

C

1

Release the housing wire.

3

Remove the four screws.

4

Remove the front chassis VR (50).

5

Remove the two screws.

6

Remove the two screws.

7

Unhook the two PCB spacers.

8

Remove the SUS CLAMP 1 and 2 Assys.

9

4

4

5

4

Front chassis VR (50)

4

3

50 X DRIVE Assy

6

8

6

7

SUS CLAMP 2 Assy SUS CLAMP 1 Assy

9

8

9

7

D

E

F

56

PDP-506PE

83

7

8

1234

A

6

50 SCAN A and B Assys

Remove the two screws.

1

Remove the panel holder V1 (50) and V2 (50)s.

2

(Unhook the six hooks.)

Panel holder V1 (50)

B

1

Release the housing wire.

3

C

Remove the three screws.

4

Remove the front chassis VL (50).

5

2 2

×3 Hook ×3

Hook

4

Front chassis VL (50)

D

Panel holder V2 (50)

4

5

1

4

3

E

Remove the four screws.

6

Disconnect the two pin connectors.

7

Unhook the seven PCB spacers.

8

Remove the 50 SCAN A and B Assys.

9

8

8

F

84

1234

PDP-506PE

50 SCAN B
Assy

×2

50 Y DRIVE Assy

66

×2

7 7

×2

8

×2

9

9

8

50 SCAN A
Assy

8

7.2 IC

5678

• The information shown in the list is basic information and may not correspond exactly to that shown in the schematic diagrams.

List of IC

AN16025A, TC7SH08FUS1, TC74VHC00FTS1, AXF1140, AXF1142, TC74VHC08FTS1, AXF1141, M62334FP,
TC74VHC123AFTS1, PST3610UR, PEG122C, NJW1183L

AN16025A (50 SCAN A ASSY : IC2701 - IC2706)

(50 SCAN B ASSY : IC2801 - IC2806)

• Plasma Display Panel IC

Pin Arrangement (Top view)

OUT2100

OUT199

N.C.98

VDDH97

VDDH96

N.C.95

GND194

GND193

CLR92

SI91

OC290

OC189

VDD88

LAT87

CLK86

SO85

DIR84

GND183

GND182

N.C.81

VDDH80

VDDH79

N.C.78

OUT6477

OUT6376

1OUT3
2OUT4
3OUT5
4OUT6
5OUT7
6OUT8
7OUT9
8OUT10
9OUT11
10OUT12
11OUT13
12OUT14
13OUT15
14OUT16
15OUT17
16OUT18
17OUT19
18OUT20
19OUT21
20OUT22
21OUT23
22OUT24
23OUT25
24OUT26
25OUT27

26OUT28

27OUT29

28OUT30

29OUT31

30OUT32

31N.C.

32VDDH

33VDDH

34N.C.

35GND1

36GND1

37GND1

38N.C.

39GND2

40GND1

41GND1

42N.C.

43VDDH

44VDDH

45N.C.

46OUT33

47OUT34

48OUT35

49OUT36

50OUT37

OUT6275
OUT6174
OUT6073
OUT5972
OUT5871
OUT5770
OUT5669
OUT5568
OUT5467
OUT5366
OUT5265
OUT5164
OUT5063
OUT4962
OUT4861
OUT4760
OUT4659
OUT4558
OUT4457
OUT4356
OUT4255
OUT4154
OUT4053
OUT3952
OUT3851

A

B

C

Block Diagram

56

SO

D

DD

V

88

Level

Shift

91

SI

Data

Circuit

VDDH

DK

DA

DDH

V

OUT1

99

E

Level

Shift

Circuit

64-bit Latch

64-bit Shift Register

85

Data

Output Control Circuit

Level

Shift

Circuit

DK

DA

DK

DA

1-30,

46-76,

100

77

OUT2 - OUT63

OUT64

F

DIR

9284

CLR

87

LAT

86

CLK

PDP-506PE

OC1

9089

OC2

GND2

GND1

GND1

85

7

8

A

Pin Function

B

C

1234

No. Pin Name I/O Pin Function

1 - 30 OUT3 - OUT32 O High-voltage push-pull output

31 N.C. − Not connected

32 - 33 V

34 N.C. − Not connected

35 - 37 GND1 − Ground

38 N.C. − Not connected
39 GND2 − Ground

40 - 41 GND1 − Ground

42 N.C. − Not connected

43 - 44 V

45 N.C. − Not connected

46 - 77 OUT33 - OUT64 O High-voltage push-pull output

78 N.C. − Not connected

79 - 80 V

81 N.C. − Not connected

82 - 83 GND1 − Ground

84 DIR I

85 SO I/O Serial data input / output
86 CLK I Serial clock input Fetch SI or SO data to shift register by CLK rise edge

87 LAT I

88 V

DDH − High-voltage circuit supply

DDH − High-voltage circuit supply

DDH − High-voltage circuit supply

Setup of shift register shift direction
L = Shift into reverse (SO → SI) H = Shift forward (SI → SO)

LAT data input
L = Transfer shift register data to output latch H = Hold data to output latch

DD − Logic supply

89 OC1 I

Output control
Control output according to the right

D

90 OC2 I

truth value table

91 SI I/O Serial data input / output
92 CLR I All output reset CLR pin : L → Normal operation CLR pin : H → All output High

93 - 94 GND1 − Ground

95 N.C. − Not connected

96 - 97 V

DDH − High-voltage circuit supply

98 N.C. − Not connected

99 - 100 OUT1 - OUT2 O High-voltage push-pull output

E

OC1 OC2 OUT

LLALL Hi-Z

LH DATA
HL ALL L
HH ALL H

F

86

1234

PDP-506PE

5678

TC7SH08FUS1 (50 SCAN B ASSY : IC2807)

• 2-input AND Gate

Pin Arrangement (Top view) / Block Diagram

IN B

IN A

GND

1

2

3

CC

V

5

OUT Y

4

Truth Table

ABY

LLL

LHL
HLL
HHH

A

B

C

TC74VHC00FTS1 (50 X DRIVE ASSY : IC1002)

• Quad 2-Input NAND Gate

Block Diagram

1A

1B

1Y

2A

2B

2Y

GND

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

14

13

12

11

10

Vcc

4B

4A

4Y

3B

9

3A

8

3Y

Truth Table

ABY

LLH

LHH
HLHH
HL

D

E

56

PDP-506PE

F

87

7

8

1234

A

AXF1140 (50 X DRIVE ASSY : IC1202)

• X Mask Module

Block Diagram

SUSOUT

SUSOUT

SUSOUT

SUSOUT

B

SUSGND

SUSGND

SUSGND

SUSGND

SUSGND

C

VSUS

VSUS

VSUS

VSUS

VSUS

GND

SUS-G

SUS-B

+5V

+15V

1
2
3
4

6
7

PSUS

43

PSUS

42

PSUS

41

PSUS

40

PSUS

39

PSUS

38
8
9

10

PSUS

12
13
14
15
16

18
19

Delay

Circuit

20

Driver

21
22

33

32

31

30

29

28

27

26

24

23

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

SUS-MSK

SUBGND

SUBGND

AXF1142 (50 X DRIVE ASSY : IC1101)

D

• DK Module

Block Diagram

E

F

(50 Y DRIVE ASSY : IC2101)

PC

3

PC

4

PC

5

PC

6

PD-U

8

PL-U

10

PL-U

11

PL-U

12

PL-U

13

SUSOUT

15

SUSOUT

16

SUSOUT

17

SUSOUT

18

Driver

Delay

Circuit

41

40

39

38

36

34

33

32

31

30

29

28

27

PL-D

PL-D

PL-D

PL-D

CO-D

CI-D

+15V

+15V

+5V

SUS-U

SUS-D

GND

SUB-GND

88

PDP-506PE

1234

5678

TC74VHC08FTS1 (50 Y DRIVE ASSY : IC2003, IC2005)

• Quad 2-input AND Gate

Pin Arrangement (Top view) / Block Diagram

1A 1

1B 2

1Y 3

2A 4

2B 5

2Y 6

GND 7

14 V

13 4B

12 4A

11 4Y

10 3B

9 3A

8 3Y

CC

Truth Table

ABY

LLL

LHL
HLL
HHH

A

B

C

AXF1141 (50 Y DRIVE ASSY : IC2252, IC2253)

• Y Mask Module

Block Diagram

SUSOUT

1

SUSOUT

2

SUSOUT

3

SUSOUT

4

SUSGND

SUSGND

SUSGND

SUSGND

SUSGND

VSUS

VSUS

VSUS

VSUS

VSUS

GND

SUS-G

SUS-B

+5V

+15V

6

7

8

9

10

12

13
14

15
16

18

19

Delay

Circuit

20

21

22

Driver

44

43

40

39
38

37

36

33

32
31

30

29

27

26

24
23

SUS-MSK

MSK-S

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

PSUS

MSK-S

MSK-S

SUBGND

SUBGND

D

E

F

56

PDP-506PE

89

7

8

1234

A

M62334FP (HD DIGITAL ASSY : IC3157)

• 8-bit 4ch I2C Bus D-A Converter with Buffer Amplifier

Pin Arrangement (Top view)

1

AO1

2

AO2

B

AO3

AO4

3

4

Block Diagram

C

POWER ON

RESET

8bit Latch

Pin Function

No. Pin Name Pin Function

1 AO1

8

VCC

7

SCL

6

SDA

5

GND

VCC SCL SDA GND

8

7 6

I2C BUS TRANSCEIVER

CHANNEL

DECODER

8

8bit Latch

8bit Latch

2 AO2
3 AO3
4 AO4
5 GND Ground
6 SDA Serial data input
7 SCL Serial clock input
8 VCC Power supply

5

8bit Latch

8-bit resolution D-A converter output

8bit Upper

Segment R-2R

D

1

8bit Upper

Segment R-2R

2

8bit Upper

Segment R-2R

TC74VHC123AFTS1 (HD DIGITAL ASSY : IC3160)

E

• Dual Monostable Multivibrator/AFN/AFT Retriggerble

Pin Arrangement (Top view)

1

1A

2

1B

3

1CLR

4

1Q

5

2Q

6

F

2Cx

2Rx/Cx

GND

7
8

16
15
14
13
12
11
10

9

Vcc
1Rx/Cx
1Cx
1Q
2Q
2CLR
2B
2A

8bit Upper

Segment R-2R

3

4

AO4AO3AO2AO1

Truth Table

Inputs Outputs

ABCLR Q Q

HH Output enable

X LHLHInhibit

HXHLHInhibit

LH Output enable
LH Output enable
XXLLHReset

X: Don't care

Note

90

PDP-506PE

1234

5678

PST3610UR (HD DIGITAL ASSY : IC3304)

• Reset IC

Pin Arrangement (Top view)

Vref

4

OUT

3

CD

CD

3

RD

Electrostatic
protection
element

GND

VDD

Block Diagram

VDD

GND

1

2

2

Electrostatic
protection
element

1

Pin Function

No. Pin Name Pin Function

1 GND Ground
2 VDD Power supply / Voltage detection
3CD Capacitor connect pin for delay
4 OUT Reset signal output

4

OUT

A

B

C

D

E

F

56

PDP-506PE

91

7

8

1234

A

PEG122C (HD DIGITAL ASSY : IC3401)

• LSI for PDP video processing (SEQUENCE PROCESSOR)

Pin Arrangement (Top view)

Left side (Top view)

B

C

AA
AB
AC
AD

12345678910111213

BAI5 GAI1 GAI4 GAI9 RAI4 RAI9

A

BAI4 GAI0 GND33 GAI8 RAI3 RAI8

B

BAI3 BAI9 VDD33 GAI7 RAI2 RAI7

C

BAI2 BAI8 GAI3 GAI6 RAI1 RAI6

D

BAI1 BAI7 GAI2 GAI5 RAI0 RAI5

E

BAI0 BAI6 PEAK APLDT THEATER GND12

F

XSCAN20 XSCAN19 XSCAN18 XSCAN17 XSCAN16 VDD12

G

XSCAN15 XSCAN14 XSCAN13 XSCAN12 XSCAN11 VDDTC12

H

XSCAN10 GND33 VDD33 XSCAN9 GNDTC12 VDD12

J

XSCAN8 XSCAN7 XSCAN6 XSCAN5 XSCAN4 VDDTC12

K

XSCAN3 XSCAN2 XSCAN1 XSCAN0 GND12 VDD12

L

XSUS10 XSUS9 XSUS8 XSUS7 GNDTC12 VDD12

M

XSUS6 GND33 VDD33 XSUS5 GND12 VDD12

N

XSUS4 XSUS3 XSUS2 XSUS1 XSUS0 VDDTC12

P

ADRS0 ADRS1 ADRS2 ADRS3 GNDTC12 VDD12

R

TEST_I0 GND33 VDD33 TEST_I1 TEST_I2 TEST_R

T

TXOUTM063 TXOUTP063 GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA VDDL12

U

TXCLKOUTM06 TXCLKOUTP06 GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA VDDLA

V

TXOUTM062 TXOUTP062 GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA VDDLA

W

TXOUTM061 TXOUTP061 GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA VDDL12

Y

TXOUTM060 TXOUTP060 GNDLA VDDLA VDDLA VDDLA
TXOUTM073 TXOUTP073 GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA GNDLA

TXCLKOUTM07 TXCLKOUTP07 GNDLA VDDLA VDDLA VDDLA

TXOUTM072 TXOUTP072 GNDLA GNDLA GNDLA GNDLA
TXOUTM071 TXOUTP071 GNDLA TXOUTP033 TXCLKOUTP03 TXOUTP032

AE

TXOUTM070 TXOUTP070 GNDLA TXOUTM033 TXCLKOUTM03 TXOUTM032

AF

Right sideLeft side

BBI0 BBI6 GBI1 GBI5 RBI1 RBI7 TRNSEND1

HDI
VDI
DEI

DCLKI

VDD12

VDDLA
GNDLA
VDDLA

GNDLA
TXOUTP031
TXOUTM031

BBI5
BBI4
BBI3
BBI2
BBI1

VDDL12
GNDLA

VDDLA

GNDLA
TXOUTP030
TXOUTM030

GBI0
BBI9
BBI8
BBI7

VDD12

VDDLA
GNDLA
VDDLA

GNDLA
TXOUTP023
TXOUTM023

GDN33
VDD33

GBI4
GBI3
GBI2

VDDLA
GNDLA
VDDLA
GNDLA

TXCLKOUTP02

TXCLKOUTM02

RBI0
GBI9
GBI8
GBI7
GBI6

GND12 GND12 GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12

VDDL12

GNDLA
VDDLA

GNDLA
TXOUTP022
TXOUTM022

RBI6
RBI5
RBI4
RBI3
RBI2

GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12

VDDLA

VDDBG

VDDLA
GNDLA

TXOUTP021

TXOUTM021

TRNSEND0

VDD33

VDD12

GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12

VDDLA

VDDLA

GNDLA
TXOUTP020
TXOUTM020

RBI9
RBI8

REFIN

A
B
C
D
E
F

G

H

J
K
L

M

N
P
R
T
U
V

W

Y

AA
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF

D

Right side (Top view)

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

CLKD VSSPA EXDI011 EXDI09 EXA4 EXA10 EXA2

A

CSRD_N

B

CLKS

C

VSSPB

D

VCCPB

E

LPFMONI

F
G
H

J

E

K

GND12 GND12 GND12

L

GND12

M

GND12

N

GND12

P

GND12

R

GND12

T
U
V

W

Y

VDDLA

AA

VREF12

AB

VDDLA

AC
AD

AE
AF

GNDLA
TXOUTP013
TXOUTM013

F

VCCPA

CLK_MONI

EXDI014

EXDI07

EXDI015

GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12

VDDLA

GNDBG

VDDLA

GNDLA

TXCLKOUTP01

TXCLKOUTM01

EXDI04

EXDI012

EXDI05

EXDI013

EXDI06

GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12
GND12

VDDL12
GNDLA

VDDLA

GNDLA

TXOUTP012

TXOUTM012

GND33
VDD33
EXDI02

EXDI010

EXDI03

VDDLA
GNDLA
VDDLA
GNDLA

TXOUTP011

TXOUTM011

EXA3
EXDI00
EXDI08
EXDI01

VDD12

VDDLA

GNDLA

VDDLA

GNDLA

TXOUTP010
TXOUTM010

EXA9
EXA8
EXA7
EXA6
EXA5

VDDL12
GNDLA

VDDLA

GNDLA

TXOUTP003

TXOUTM003

EXA1

CSWR_N

EXA0

EXA11

VDD12

VDDLA
GNDLA
VDDLA

GNDLA
TXCLKOUTP00
TXCLKOUTM00

EXA16 EXA20 CSCS_N1 CSCS_N2 CSIOSCK1 CSIORXD
EXA15 EXA19 CSCS_N0 GND33
EXA14 EXA18 UARTRXD VDD33
EXA13 EXA17 UARTTXD CS10TXD RESETX SDIJTAG

EXA12 CSEXWAIT_N SDITRST_N SDITCK SDIDBI_N SDITMS
GND12 SDITDO SDITDI GPI000 GPI001 GPI002
VDD12 GPI003 GPI004 GPI005 GPI006 GPI007

VDDTC12 YSCAN20 YSCAN19 YSCAN18 YSCAN17 YSCAN16

VDD12 GNDTC12 YSCAN15 VDD33 GND33 YSCAN14

VDDTC12 YSCAN13 YSCAN12 YSCAN11 YSCAN10 YSCAN9

VDD12 GND12 YSCAN8 YSCAN7 YSCAN6 YSCAN5
VDD12 GNDTC12 YSCAN4 YSCAN3 YSCAN2 YSCAN1
VDD12 GND12 YSCAN0 VDD33 GND33 VSUS10

VDDTC12 YSUS9 YSUS8 YSUS7 YSUS6 VSUS5

VDD12 GNDTC12 YSUS4 YSUS3 YSUS2 VSUS1
YSUS0 RSV1 RSV0 VDD33 GND33 AFE_PS_N

VDDL12 GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA TXOUTP050 TXOUTM050

VDDLA GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA TXOUTP051 TXOUTM051
VDDLA GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA TXOUTP052 TXOUTM052

VDDL12 GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA TXCLKOUTP05 TXCLKOUTM05

VDDLA VDDLA VDDLA GNDLA TXOUTP053 TXOUTM053
GNDLA GNDLA VDDLA GNDLA TXOUTP040 TXOUTM040
VDDLA VDDLA VDDLA GNDLA TXOUTP041 TXOUTM041
GNDLA GNDLA GNDLA GNDLA TXOUTP042 TXOUTM042

TXOUTP002 TXOUTP001 TXOUTP000 GNDLA TXCLKOUTP04 TXCLKOUTM04

TXOUTM002 TXOUTM001 TXOUTM000 GNDLA TXOUTP043 TXOUTM043

TCRAM_MONITOR0 TCRAM_MONITOR1
TCRAM_MONITOR2

CSIORQ

A
B
C
D
E

F
G
H

J
K

L
M
N
P
R

T
U
V

W

Y

AA
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF

92

PDP-506PE

1234

5678

NJW1183L (HD AUDIO ASSY : IC3753)

• FOCUS & SRS IC

Pin Arrangement (Top view)

TBFIL2
TBFIL1

LPFOUT

LPF2
LPF1

OUTW

SRSFIL1

CSR
FCSFIL1a
FCSFIL2a

CFCS

INa

TESTa

TONE-Ha

TONE-La

OUTa

CTH

CTL

SDA

SCL

GND

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22

TBFIL3
TBFIL4
TBFIL5
TBFIL6
TBFIL7
RECFIL
SRSFIL2
CTB
FCSFIL1b
FCSFIL2b
AGC
INb
TESTb
TONE-Hb
TONE-Lb
OUTb
CBA
CVO
VREFIN
VREFOUT
V+

A

B

C

Block Diagram

12

INa

31

INb

32

AGC

AGC

VOL1

VOL1

Tone-HaTONE-Hb

14

15

TONE

TONE

29 28

Tone-La

FCSFIL1a

FCSFIL2a

TBFIL12TBFIL21TBFIL342TBFIL441TBFIL540TBFIL639TBFIL7

9

10

WOW/Simulated

(FOCUS/TruBass/SRS 3D)

34 33 7 36 5 4 3 37 27

LPF1

LPF2

SRSFIL1

TONE-Lb

FCSFIL1b

SRSFIL2

FCSFIL2b

38

RECFIL

LPFOUT

OUTa16SDA19SCL

VOL2

Logic

VOL2

VOL2

6

24

OUTb

OUTw

20

Bias

22

VREFIN

VREFOUT

25
26
17
18

8
35
11

22
21

CVO
CBA
CTH
CTL
CSR
CTB
CFCS

V+
GND

D

E

F

56

PDP-506PE

93

7

8

1234

8. PANEL FACILITIES

A

Front view

B

4

2

C

1
2

Rear view

D

E

1

POWER button

STANDBY indicator

5

3

POWER ON indicator

3

Remote control sensor

4

SYSTEM
CABLE

WHITE

BLACK

7

SYSTEM
CABLE

WHITE

BLACK

F

94

6

5

SPEAKER (right/left) terminals SYSTEM CABLE terminal (WHITE)

6

SYSTEM CABLE terminal (BLACK)

PDP-506PE

1234

7
8

AC IN terminal

8

5678

A

B

C

D

E

56

PDP-506PE

F

95

7

8

A

B

1234

Jigs list

Jig No. Jig Name Remarks

GGF1475 Special Communication Device See to "6.2 RS-232C COMMAND".

C

D

E

F

96

1234

PDP-506PE