PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER ELECTRONIC (EUROPE) N.V. Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 501 Orchard Road, #10-00 Wheelock Place, Singapore 238880
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PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 1998
O - IZG JULY 1998 Printed in Japan
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PRO-200, PRO-100
1. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
NOTES:• Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
1.1 PACKING
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.
Parts marked by are important parts which relate in X-rays radiation.
•
If any of these parts need to be replaced, always replace with specified parts.
Screws adjacent to mark on the product are used for disassembly.
•
For POWER SUPPLY ASSY, AWV1558 is used, but for serving, AWV1565 is supplied.
•
AWV1565 is the same as AWV1558 of which X-ray protection and high voltage sections have been adjusted and these
adjusted parts are covered with the shield cases. Therefor, AWV1565 need not be adjusted.
2CRT Service Assy 60 (R)CRT Service Assy 51 (R)AWY1406AWY1403
4CRT Service Assy 60 (B)CRT Service Assy 51 (B)AWY1407AWY1405
Symbol and DescriptionPart No.
Remarks
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PRO-200, PRO-100
2. CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
NOTES:•Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
PCB ASSY
PRO-200/KUXC/CA, PRO-100/KUXC/CA, PRO-119/KUXC and PRO-99/KUXC are constructed the same except
for the following :
MarkSymbol and Description
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%).
If any of these parts need to be replaced, always replace with specified parts.
Parts marked by × are important parts which relate in X-rays radiation. If a failure occurs in any of these parts, replace the
•
printed circuit board assembly where the relevant part has already been adjusted as a working component. Do not replace the
actual part itself. If any part marked by
× is replaced, there is danger of being exposed to X-rays.
Part No.
PRO-119/KUXC,PRO-200/KUXC/CA,
Remarks
PRO-99/KUXCPRO-100/KUXC/CA
TUNER • VIDEO ASSYAWV1559Not used
NSP VIDEO BLOCKA1V1559Not used
NSP UCOM BLOCKA2V1559Not used
NSP TUNER BLOCKA3V1559Not used
NSP PRE-AUDIO BLOCKA4V1559Not used
Note :
A table isn't inserted because there is much difference from PRO119 in VIDEO Block (A1Z6330) and UCOM Block (A2Z6303) of PRO200 and PRO-100.
Refer to the "PCB PARTS LIST".
Part No.
A4V1559A4Z6303
Remarks
AV I/O ASSY
AV I/O BLOCK (∗1)
A1Z6295 and A1Z6099 are constructed the same
except for the following :
CN1355,CN813 5P SOCKETKP250NA5
CN13547P SOCKETKP250NA7
CN1203,CN403,CN807 8P SOCKET KP250NA8
CN4029P SOCKETKP250NA9
1201 TV FRONT END SYSTEM UNITAXF1084
DL406DELAY LINEATN1014
Note : When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
IR RECEIVER
F
AB
SSY
ASSY
(AWZ6297)
H
F
FRONT
CONTROL
ASSY
(AWZ6299)
V
R CRT DRIVE ASSY
(AWZ6110)
W
G CRT DRIVE ASSY
(AWZ6111)
X
B CRT DRIVE ASSY
(AWZ6112)
A
B
MAIN SW
• VIDEO ASSY
0)
NER BLOCK
IDEO BLOCK
OM BLOCK
E-AUDIO BLOCK
Y
VM ASSY
(AWZ6105)
Z
POWER SUPPY
ASSY (AWV1565)
Z-a (1/3):
POWER SUPPLY BLOCK
Z-b (2/3):
DEFLECTION BLOCK
A CONNECTOR ASSY
NER 2 ASSY
WZ6296)
(AWZ6106)
L
Q
F
AUDIO
ASSY
(AWZ6298)
Z-c (3/3):
HIGH VOLTAGE BLOCK
AA
ASSY
(AWZ6114)
C
AC POWER CORD
ADG1177
IQ SELECTOR ASSY
F
(AWZ6329)
D
SPEAKER : APV1021
TWEETER : APT1004
F
AC
COMPONENT
ASSY
(AWZ6300)
5
6
7
L1–L3:
ATL1127
21
8
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1
V
D
A
Q
C
23
PRO-200, PRO-100
3.2 TUNER • VIDEO ASSY (2/4)
4
A
A-b,c
L2
F
S
B
H3
TUNER • VIDEO ASSY(2/4) (AWZ6330)
F
•VIDEO BLOCK
IC402 :
SHARPNESS
CONTROL
IC403, Q437 :
CLAMP PULSE GEN.
5
Q451 :
CHROM
IC401 :
3
O-a
4
H1
O-b
Q440 :
BUFFER
7
C
Q413,Q439,Q441 : BUFFER
F
A-d
Q438 :
H.BLK
BUFFER
6
A-a
D
A-e
Q422 :
+9V REGULATOR
22
A-b,c
1234
F
L W3
L W4
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Q451 :
CHROMA BPF
Q450 :
CHROMA AMP
5
678
PRO-200, PRO-100
Note : The waveforms are same as PRO-119 and PRO-99.
Refer to the service manual (ARP2936).
Q407–Q410,Q419,Q447,Q452 :
2
PEAK ACL
A
IC401 : VIDEO CHROMA AND
DEFLECTION PROCESSOR
(R)
(G)
(B)
Q434 :
I BUFFER
Q435 :Q BUFFER
(B)
9
(R)
(R)
(R)
(R)(R)(R)
B
10
(G)
(G)
11
(B)
(G)
(G)(G)
(R)
R
(G)
(B)
(B)
G
B
C
(B)
OR
Q411,Q424,Q426 :
(B)
V
W
X
8
RGB OUTPUT STAGE
M1
N1
P1
R
G
B
LINEAR WHITE
SIGNAL ROUTE:
: Y SIGNAL ROUTE
: C SIGNAL ROUTE
5
6
(R)
: R-Y SIGNAL ROUTE
(G)
: G-Y SIGNAL ROUTE
(B)
: B-Y SIGNAL ROUTE
(R)
: R SIGNAL ROUTE
(G)
: G SIGNAL ROUTE
(B)
: B SIGNAL ROUTE
7
A-b,c
F
8
23
D
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1
E
R
23
PRO-200, PRO-100
3.3 TUNER • VIDEO ASSY (3/4)
4
A
Q801–Q803,Q808 :
CPU RESET
H
F
F1
B
AB
K
F
J1
F
Q809 : INVERTER
T1
Q804 : +5V STB
REGULATOR
Q805–Q807 :
PEAK HOLD OF DISCHARG
IC801 :
SYSTEM CONT
MICROCOMPUT
K
F
T2
C
Q812 :
BUFFER
A-e
Q813,Q814 :
EXP. ENABLE HOLD
D
F
A-d
TUNER • VIDEO ASSY(3/4) (AWZ6330)
•UCOM BLOCK
A-a
O-a
H2
24
A-d
F
1234
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PRO-200, PRO-100
807 :
DISCHARGE
IC801 :
TEM CONTROL
ROCOMPUTER
Q820 : V MUTE INVERTER
Q819 :
RELAY
INVERTER
A
Q825–Q827 :
BUFFER
G7
U-a
Q821–Q824 :
Y–SIGNAL
DETECTOR
B
G3
U-a
IC802 : RESET IC
IC803 :
PORT EXPANDER
5
Q816,Q817 :
INVERTER
S
F
L1
6
P-a
D1
B-a
F
IC804 :
NON
VOLTAGE
MEMORY
A1
P-a
C
F
A-b
D2
D
A-d
7
8
F
25
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PRO-200, PRO-100
3.4 AV I/O ASSY (1/2)
A
BNC SOCKET
D
R1
23
C1
E
B-a
F
AV I/O ASSY(1/2) (AWZ6320)(AWZ6295)
• AV I/O BLOCK
IC1503:
VIDEO
SELECTOR
Q1511,
Q1512:
BUFFER
4
B
R2
D
Q1506:BUFFER
AWZ6295 ONLY
C
Q1501,Q1502,
Q1505,Q1515:
REC MUTE
A6
Q1507:VIDEO MUTE
IC1501:
AUDIO SELECTOR(Lch)
Q1518:
BUFFER
Q1508:
6dB AMP.
AWZ6295 ONLY
Q1520:
VIDEO
BUFFER
D
Q1503,Q1504,
26
Q1519:
AUDIO MUTE
B-a
F
1234
Q1516,Q1517:BUFFER
IC1504:
AUDIO SELECTOR(Rch)
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234
3.5 FRONT CONTROL and IR RECEIVER ASSEMBLIES
FRONT CONTROL ASSY
H
F
(AWZ6299)
A-d
F
U7
PRO-200, PRO-100
A
B
A-d
U7
IC3881 : KEY INPUT
MICROCOMPUTER
C
IR RECEIVER ASSY
F
AB
F
(AWZ6297)
D
H
1
2
3
F
AB
4
F
27
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1
PRO-200, PRO-100
3.6 TUNER 2 ASSY
23
4
A
TUNER 2 BLOCK
TV FRONT END SYSTEM UNIT
TUNER 2 ASSY (AWZ6296)
K
F
1
B
8.3V
Q2101 :
+5V REGULATOR
33.9V
Q2102 : 2SC1740S
Q2102 : +30V REGULATOR
34V
2.3V
8.9V
2.3V
Q2108, Q2109 :
AFT BUFFER
C
• ANTENNA SELECT : ANT A
• Video signal : NTSC color bar, 87.5% modulation
• Audio signal : 1kHz sinewave, ±25kHz deviation
• DC range (unless otherwise noted)
Voltage of TV FRONT END
Pin
Voltage (V)
Pin
Voltage (V)
1
V1:
D
0.1VPEAK DET.
28
1
6.925.5354–5–68.9758–933.2
10
–11–12–138.9144.6150162.3171.1184.6
TV Front End pin 18
V : 1V/div. H : 10µsec/div.
0.500V
K
TRIG1:
F
0.48V
10mS
T:
102.3mS
SAVE
-GND
TV Front End pin 18
1
V : 0.2V/div. H : 10µsec/div.
AC range
V1:
47.2mV
20mVPEAK DET.
1234
TRIG1:
42mV
10mS
T:
102.3mS
T3-pin 7
2
V : 1V/div. H : 10µsec/div.
V1:
0.344V
0.1VPEAK DET.
TRIG1:
0.33V
10mS
T:
102.3mS
SAVE
-GND
T3-pin 4
3
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
V1:
0.012V
0.1VPEAK DET.
TRIG1:
0.28V
20mS
T:
204.6mS
SAVE
-GND
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PRO-200, PRO-100
A
Q2103 :
VIDEO AMP
3.1V
4.6V
0.2V
3.8V
Q2106, Q2107 :
H SYNC DET.
Q2104, Q2105 :
VIDEO BUFFER
8.9V
5.1V
C2120
120p
R2134
220
3.9V
C2121
390p
4.5V
2
SIGNAL ROUTE
: VIDEO SIGNAL ROUTE
3.1V
8.9V
3
37.7V
A-a
U20
B
SR BLOCK
A-d F
U18
C
A-d F
U19
D
F
29
K
5
6
7
8
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PRO-200, PRO-100
3.7 AUDIO ASSY
A
B
23
AUDIO ASSY (AWZ6298)
Q
F
IC2901 : POWER AMPLIFIER
4
A-e
U4
C
A-e
U3
Q2901, Q2902 : +35V REGULATOR
D
30
Q
F
1234
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PRO-200, PRO-100
A
SIGNAL ROUTE
: AUDIO SIGNAL ROUTE
SPEAKERS
B
Q2903, Q2904 : DC DET.
C
D
F
31
Q
5
6
7
8
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1
PRO-200, PRO-100
3.8 IQ SELECTOR ASSY
23
4
A
IQ SELECTOR ASSY (AWZ6329)
S
F
27
26
FULL CINEMA MUTE BLOCK
IC2005 : GENERATOR IC
21
for TRIMMING PULSE
20
B
18
IC2001 :
H PULSE COUNTER
19
28
27
4
8 7
6
C
10 11 12
D
5
13
14
IC2009 :
FLIP FLOP IC
15
17
16
32
S
F
1234
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PRO-200, PRO-100
IQ SELECTOR BLOCK
(I)(I)
25
(I)
(I)
(Q)
(Q)
(Q)
23
(Q)
(Q)
(Q)(Q)(Q)
22
(Q)
(I)
(Q)(Q)
Note :
The waveforms of to is the same as the thing of
121
FULL CINEMA assy of PRO-119 and PRO-99.
Refer to page 36 for waveforms of to .
24
(I)
2228
(I)
A
AC F
(I)
(I)(I)
S1
B
(Q)(Q)(Q)
(I)(I)(I)
(Q)(Q)
(Q)(Q)
(I)
3
2
1
A-d F
U5
SIGNAL ROUTE
: Y SIGNAL ROUTE
(I)
: I SIGNAL ROUTE
(Q)
: Q SIGNAL ROUTE
A-b,c F
U21
C
D
F
33
S
5
6
7
8
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1
PRO-200, PRO-100
3.9 COMPONENT ASSY
A
23
4
AC
COMPONENT ASSY (AWZ6300)
F
2
(R)
(R)
(R)
(I)
(I)
4
6.3V
(I)
6.3V
(Q)
6.1V
2.1V
(I)
3.8V
(Q)
2.1V
2.1V
B
CR/P
CB/P
R
B
Y
(R)
(B)
(B)
3
(B)
(Q)
(B)
(Q)
5
4.4V
5.4V
4.4V
5.3V
9V
4V
(I)
6.7V
5.3V
5.3V
(Q)
(Q)
C
3.8V
SIGNAL ROUTE
: Y SIGNAL ROUTE
(R)
: R-Y SIGNAL ROUTE
(B)
: B-Y SIGNAL ROUTE
(I)
: I SIGNAL ROUTE
(Q)
: Q SIGNAL ROUTE
1
D
O (COMPONENT) : Low
X (COMPOSITE) : High
34
AC
F
1234
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PRO-200, PRO-100
L3
S F
A
(I)
(Q)
2.1V
8
3.8V
(Q)
(Q)
6.7V
9V
(I)
5.2V
(I)
(I)
(Q)
3V
(Q)
(I)(I)
(Q)(Q)
2.1V
9V
4V
(I)
5.3V
5.3V
(Q)
IC7002 : REGULATOR
4.6V
4.6V
2 - 3.25V
4.0V
6
(Q)
7
(Q)
4.0V
(Q)(I)(Q)(I)
(Q)
(I)
(I)
(I)
(Q)
B
IC7004 :
VIDEO AMP.
IC7003 :
8 bit D/A
CONVERTER
C
9
D
AC
5
6
7
8
F
35
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PRO-200, PRO-100
WAVEFORMS of IQ SELECTOR and COMPONENT ASSEMBLIES
IQ SELECTOR ASSY
S F
AC
COMPONENT ASSY
F
• Input signal : 100/0 100/0 color bar• Input signal : 100/0 100/0 color bar
IC2004-pin 4
22
V : 2V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
IC2004-pin 1
23
V : 2V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
IC2004-pin 8
24
V : 2V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
-GND-GND
-GND
IC2003-pins 4 and 11
27
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
IC2003-pin 1
28
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
-GND
C7005 – side
1
V : 200mV/div. H : 20µsec/div.
C7001 – side
2
V : 200mV/div. H : 20µsec/div.
C7003 – side
3
V : 200mV/div. H : 20µsec/div.
6
-GND
7
-GND
Q7015 Emitter
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
Q7016 Emitter
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
CN7001-pin 4
8
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
-GND
IC2004-pin 11
25
V : 2V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
IC2003-pin 8
26
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
-GND
-GND
-GND
C7011 – side
4
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
C7010 – side
5
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
-GND
-GND
-GND
Q7009 Emitter
9
V : 1V/div. H : 20µsec/div.
-GND
-GND
36
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4. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS :
1. Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the schematic
diagrams.
2. A comparison between the main parts of PCB and schematic
diagrams is shown below.
3. The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for
several destinations.
For further information for respective destinations, be sure to
check with the schematic diagram.
4. View point of PCB diagrams.
Symbol In PCB
Diagrams
Symbol In Schematic
Diagrams
Part Name
BCE
D
DGGSS
BCE
BCE
DGS
BCEBCE
BCE
Transistor
Transistor
with resistor
Field effect
transistor
Resistor array
3-terminal
regulator
Capacitor
Connector
P.C.Board
Chip Part
SIDE A
SIDE B
PRO-200, PRO-100
37
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1
Q
8
C
PRO-200, PRO-100
4.1 TUNER • VIDEO ASSY
23
4
T2
F
K
TUNER • VIDEO ASSY
A F
A
T3
F
K
H1
O
B
A1
B
A2
B
K
F
T1
U
G7
P
D1
L1
F
SS
H3
O
C
K2
F
Q
D
K1
F
Q
VR1201
38
IC1301
IC1203
Q1360
Q1361
Q1352
F
A
1234
IC1351
Q1201Q1203
Q1304
Q1303 Q1301
Q1354-Q1356
IC1353
Q1357Q1363 Q1362 Q1351
SIDE A
Q1204Q1205Q1210
Q1212Q1213Q1211
IC403Q827 Q825
Q437Q452Q447 Q419 Q439 Q441 Q413
Q407-Q410
Q1206-Q1209
Q451 Q450
IC
I
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S
F
L1
S
F
L2
U
G3
P
D2
H
F
F1
AB
F
J1
A
B
O
W
V
X
H2
C
M1
N1
P1
10
-Q1209
1 Q450
9 Q441 Q413
IC802
IC402
Q442-Q444
IC803
Q812
Q434 Q435
Q421 Q440 Q412 Q420 Q446 Q445
5
IC801
Q415
Q814
Q813 Q821-Q824
Q830 Q831
Q422
6
Q817
IC804
Q816
Q411
Q436 Q438
VR801
Q819Q832
Q423-Q427
Q433 Q432
7
Q809
Q402
Q404
(ANP1904-A)
Q805-Q807
Q801-Q803
Q826 Q808
Q820
Q430 Q417
Q414 Q403 Q428
Q416Q405Q431 Q401
A
8
L
L
F
W4
D
W3
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4.2 FRONT CONTROL and IR RECEIVER ASSEMBLIES
A
FRONT CONTROL ASSY
H F
B
23
U7
F
A
4
AB F
C
D
IR RECEIVER ASSY
U7
F
A
(ANP1904-A)
40
SIDE A
F
H
AB
1234
F
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PRO-200, PRO-100
A
B
(ANP1850-C)
C
D
F
H
5
6
7
AB
8
F
41
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PRO-200, PRO-100
4.3 TUNER 2 ASSY
A
TUNER 2 ASSY
K F
23
4
Q2208
IC2201
Q2209
Q2211
B
Q2101
IC2202
Q2102
Q2214
Q2207
Q2105
IC2204
C
Q2104
Q2212
Q2213
Q2210
Q2205
VR2101
Q2204
Q2202
Q2201
Q2106
D
42
U18
F
A
F
K
1234
A
F
U19
A
SIDE A
F
U20
(ANP1905-A)
Q2215
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(
)
TUNER 2 ASSY
K F
234
PRO-200, PRO-100
A
B
C
Q2206
Q2103
Q2203
Q2107-Q2109
D
ANP1905-A
43
F
SIDE B
1
2
3
K
4
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PRO-200, PRO-100
4.4 AUDIO ASSY
A
Q F
AUDIO ASSY
23
4
Q2901Q2906Q2905Q2904
Q2902Q2951Q2952IC2901
B
C
SPEAKER
(ANP1850-C)
U4
F
D
A
A
F
U3
SIDE A
44
F
Q
1234
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4.5 IQ SELECTOR ASSY
234
PRO-200, PRO-100
A
IC2001IC2002IC2005Q2002
VR2002VR2001
IQ SELECTOR ASSY
S F
U5
F
A
Q2011
Q2001
IC2009IC2004
Q2005
Q2006 Q2010
Q2004
U21
F
A
IC2003
Q2007
Q2009
Q2008
(ANP1906-A)
AC
F
S1
B
IQ SELECTOR ASSY
S F
SIDE A
C
D
(ANP1906-A)
SIDE B
45
F
S
1
2
3
4
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PRO-200, PRO-100
4.6 COMPONENT ASSY
A
23
4
ACF
B
COMPONENT ASSY
IC7003
Q7019-Q7030
Q7009
IC7004
IC7001
Q7032-Q7034
Q7014
Q7013
Q7017
Q7018
Q7008
Q7035
Q7005-Q7007
C
Q7001-Q7004
Q7010
Q7011
Q7016 Q7015
Q7012 Q7031
IC7002
(ANP1906-A)
D
S
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COMPONENT ASSY
B
C
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PRO-200, PRO-100
4.7 AV I/O ASSY
A
B F
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AV I/O ASSY
Q1526
Q1515
4
Q1505
R1532
D1508
R1549
B
Y1503Y1502
C
Q1519
Q1517
Q1516
Q1509
Q1520
Q1506
Q1507
Q1518
Q1508
Q1522
Q1511
Q1512
Q1513
Q1514 Q1551
Q1501
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5. ADJUSTMENT
Attention: Only the part which is different from the PRO-119 and PRO-99 is mentioned.
For information other than that found in this manual, refer to the service manual (ARP2936) of the PRO-119 and PRO-99.
A point to give a mark has just become a change toward the PRO-119 and PRO-99.
Key Indication of The Remote Control Unit
PRO-200, PRO-100
AXD1430 (CU-SD104)
GV (Green, Vertical)
GH (Green, Horizontal)
BV (Blue, Vertical)
• Adjustment Items
ADJUSTMENT
RANGE OFFSET
Adjustment
Name
CUT-R
VOL0
Color
TINT
Contrast
Bright
Sharpness
Detail
VOL20
VOL30
DRV-G
VOL40
DRV-B
RH (Red, Horizontal)
RV (Red, Vertical)
BH (Blue, Horizontal)
Nu-
Adjustment
meric
Items
Keys
0
STATIC
1
SKEW
BOW
2
4TH BOW
3
SUB KEY
KEY
4
MID KEY
SUB PIN
MS PIN
5
4S PIN
SC PIN
PIN
6
MID PIN
4TH PIN
LIN
7
4TH LIN
8
SIZE
9
SUB LIN
VR : Adjust GH, GV with semifixed VR
Type
GH GV RH RV BH BV
OFFSET
CONVER
(Data Value)
VOL +
VOL –
: CUT-G
CH +
: CUT-B
CH –
(To output red, green and blue separately)
TV
LD
VIDEO 1
Note :
This unit can not operate by the ISC remote control unit (CU-SD100, etc.).
: To output red ON/OFF
: To output green ON/OFF
: To output blue ON/OFF
(The upper cover is opened)
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PRO-200, PRO-100
Jigs and Measuring Instruments
Attention: A point to give a mark has just become a change toward the PRO-119 and PRO-99.
Remote control unit
(CU-SD104)
Color bar generator
(If possible, with component
video output)
CH1 CH2
(X)(Y)
Dual-trace oscilloscope
Remote control unit for servicing
AXD1352 (CU-SD076)
D. DC Voltmeter
Frequency counter
Screwdriver
LD Player
DVD Player
with component video output
Adjustment screwdriver
Monoscope
DVD Disc
(If possible, test disc with
color bar signal)
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PRO-200, PRO-100
Attention: A point to give a mark has just become a change toward the PRO-119 and PRO-99.
Assembly Adjustment Location and Items
P IN P ASSY
A
F3002
F3001
VR3001VR3003
VR3002
TUNER • VIDEO ASSY
B
TP1301
TUNER 2 ASSY
C
E
VR1201
Q1205
TC801
VR2101
TP-05Y
VR801
TP-47B
TP-47G
TP-47R
IQ SELECTOR ASSY
E
Focus VR (VR1)
C
VR2002
B D
A
B
VR2001
B
G
R
Focus VR
E
Translucent paper such as tracing paper
Deflection
CRT assy G
Yoke (B)
CRT assy B
Deflection
Yoke
TP-BKTP-GK
B CRT DRIVE
Centering magnet
(Turn in either direction untill cross signal becomes white.)
assy
G CRT DRIVE
assy
MEASURING METHOD
Disconnect the FBT anode cable as shown below.
Measure at the point where the cable enters the FBT.
Caution : Take extra precaution when measuring the
voltage. High voltage are also present in
surrounding circuit boards. (CRT DRIVE
assy, POWER SUPPLY assy)
SERVICEMAN WARNING
Before removing the anode cable, turn off the power,
unplug the AC plug and let the unit discharge for
more than 1 minut.
Lens assy
(For Red)
Deflection
Yoke (G)
CRT assy R
Lens assy
(For Green)
Lens assy
(For Blue)
Deflection
Yoke (R)
R CRT DRIVE
assy
POWER SUPPLY ASSY
D
D109
Cathode
VR101
1
135V Power supply adjustment
2
Contrast coarse adjustment
3
Brightness adjustment (PIONEER's standard setting)
4
Deflection yoke lean adjustment
5
Screen center adjustment
6
Focus adjustment of lens assy
7
Focus VR adjustment
8
Vertical size adjustment
9
Horizontal size adjustment
10
Convergence adjustment
11
Test cross H-Center position assy
12
Tuner block adjustment
13
White balance adjustment
VR201
Pull straight up
Rubber
Cover
Holding the rubber cover firmly,
turn counterclockwise and
check that the lock has
been disengaged.
14
PIONEER's standard settings
15
Y-signal level adjustment of sub-picture
Note :
When reconnecting the cable, proceed in the
reverse order. After reconnecting, tug on the
cable to check that it is secure.
(adjustment for P IN P)
16
Tint adjustment of sub-picture
(adjustment for P IN P)
17
Color level adjustment of sub-picture
(adjustment for P IN P)
18
Write clock adjustment of sub-picture
(adjustment for P IN P)
19
Read clock adjustment of sub-picture
(adjustment for P IN P)
20
CINEMA MUTE adjustment
Anode Cable
FBT
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PRO-200, PRO-100
Assembly Adjustment Location Guide
Attention: A point to give a mark has just become a change toward the PRO-119 and PRO-99.
1
135V power supply adjustment
7
Focus VR adjustment
8
If POWER SUPPLY ASSY
D
If TUNER • VIDEO ASSY
B
Reset the other items such
as the tuner preset channels,
convergence, etc. which
should be set by the user.
is repaired
is replaced
the video block
the UCOM block
is repaired
Vertical size adjustment
9
Horizontal size adjustment
10
Convergence adjustment
13
White balance adjustment
8
Vertical size adjustment
9
Horizontal size adjustment
10
Convergence adjustment
13
White balance adjustment
3
Brightness adjustment
White balance adjustment
13
PIONEER's standard adjustment
14
2
Contrast coarse adjustment
3
Brightness adjustment
11
Test-cross H-center position adjustment
14
PIONEER's standard settings
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" as follows.
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" as follows.
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" as follows.
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" as follows.
If TUNER 2 ASSY
C
If CONVERGENCE ASSY
If R, G or B CRT DRIVE ASSY
If P IN P ASSY
A
If CRT ASSY
the tuner block
the audio block
is replaced
is repaired or replaced
is repaired or replaced
is repaired or replaced
is repaired
is replaced
R, G, B or deflection yoke is replaced
12
Tuner block adjustment
No adjustment is required
All the above adjustments except for the test-cross H-center
position adjustment and tuner adjustment are required.
122
Video level adjustment
-2
10
Convergence adjustment
13
White balance adjustment
Y-signal level adjustment of sub-picture
15
TINT adjustment of sub-picture
16
17
Color level adjustment of sub-picture
18
Write clock adjustment
19
Read clock adjustment
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" as follows.
No adjustment is required
4
Deflection yoke lean adjustment
5
Screen center adjustment
7
Focus VR adjustment
10
Convergence adjustment
13
White balance adjustment
14
PIONEER's standard settings
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" as follows.
If LENS ASSY
If 3D Y/C ASSY
52
is replaced
is repaired or replaced
Focus adjustment of lens assy
6
Convergence adjustment
10
Check white balance. If the best screen is not obtained, adjust
13
White balance adjustment.
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" as follows.
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PRO-200, PRO-100
If IQ SELECTOR ASSY
E
If COMPONENT ASSY
If OTHER ASSY
Note (∗1):
For the adjustment of the steps 2,3,13 and 14, both adjustments of composite video signal and the component video signal is necessary.
• When the adjustment of the composite video signal is performed.
1. Input the COMPOSITE VIDEO signal to the VIDEO INPUT terminal.
2. Switch the video to the input of the composite video signal.
3. Perform the adjustment in accordance with the directions of the steps 2,3,13 and 14.
• When the adjustment of the component video signal is performed.
1. Input the COMPONENT VIDEO signal to the DVD COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT terminal.
But, when the adjustment of the color is not performed (steps 2, 3, 13, 14-1 and 14-2),
you may input the signal (without color burst and chroma) which took out Y signal from the composite signal to the Y input of component.
2. Switch the video to the input (LD/DVD) of the component video signal.
3. Perform the adjustment in accordance with the directions of the steps 2,3,13 and 14.
But, for the part with the directions of pressing the (DOWN) button, press the SWAP button to the substitute.
is repaired or replaced
is repaired or replaced
is repaired
is replaced
20
CINEMA MUTE adjustment
No adjustment is required
2
Contrast coarse adjustment
3
Brightness adjustment
13
11
White balance adjustment
14
14
PIONEER's standard settings
No adjustment is required
Perform the adjustment of
only component video signal.
Refer to the "Note (∗1)" as follows.
original page 133
Note : Be sure to adjust the composite video signal first.
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PRO-200, PRO-100
Factory ADJ Mode
Attention: A point to give a mark has just become a change toward the PRO-119 and PRO-99.
Select 1st FACTORY ADJ Mode
Start
LD position
TV POWER
"ON"
COMPONENT OFFSET
mode (SWAP)
Telop : Blue
Push the
switch with
thin rod.
Selecting the mode for adjustment operations.
Front panel
(MUTE)
2
OFFSET mode
( DOWN)
Telop : Blue
(MUTE)
MANUAL CONVER
mode (MENU SET)
Telop : White
Start
1st FAC
Range check mode
1
..........Start adjusting
..........Select 1st factory adjustment mode, then adjust
Normal
picture
Cyclically
2nd
FACTORY
ADJ mode
picture
(MENU ON)
Telop : Red
1st
FACTORY
ADJ mode
picture
(MUTE)
ADJUSTMENT MPX
mode (P IN P)
Telop : Magenta
The 2nd factory adjustment
mode is not used in the
adjustment.
TV STD OFFSET
mode ( UP)
Telop : Yellow
4
5
5
TV Standard Mode
Start
(UP)
1st FAC
3
ADJUSTMENT
Telop : Yellow
(MUTE)
TV STANDARD
ab
COLOR
AUTO CONVER mode
( LEFT)
Telop : White
1
2 3
4 5 6
–24
7 8 9 0
(MUTE)
(MUTE)
TEST mode
( RIGHT)
Telop : Green
ab
: COLOR0
1
: TINT0
2
: CONTRAST0
3
: BRIGHT0
4
: SHARPNESS0
5
Set the Data value
VOLVOL
Not used in the
adjustment
original page 134
or
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original page 136
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PRO-200, PRO-100
Attention: A point to give a mark has just become a change toward the PRO-119 and PRO-99.
Refer to the
Contrast coarse adjustment
2
"Note (∗1)" on page 53.
Start
(DOWN)
Brightness adjustment (PIONEER's standard settings)
3
1st FAC
ADJUSTMENT
Telop : Yellow
3
OFFSET
COLOR
Data value
VOLVOL
or
Start1st FAC
Telop : 0
ADJUSTMENT
OFFSET
CONTRAST
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" on page 53.
Cross hatch
0
TV CH
TV CH
(DOWN)
CUT-R
CUT-G
CUT-B
ADJUSTMENT
COLOR
Telop : Yellow
OFFSET
Data value
VOLVOL
4
VOLVOL
BRIGHT
or
0
Oscilloscope
G CRT DRIVE
or
assy
Cut off level
(190V DC)
TP-GK
GND
original page 137
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PRO-200, PRO-100
Test cross H-center position adjustment
11
Start
: ADJ CONVERGE
(DOWN)
(LD player)
TUNER • VIDEO ASSY
VR801
Adjust the position so that the
test cross is placed at the center
of the screen.
VR801
MENU 2
CC / XDS
AV MEMORY
CHANNEL SET UP
CONVERGENCE
SYSTEM IN / OUT
MENU 1
original page 152
-2 Video level adjustment
12
Start
P IN P
P IN P ANT. A CH9
ON / OFF
INPUT
CH
SHIFT
CH9
SWAP
EXIT
2
P IN P CH
or
CN2112
VR2101
TUNER 2 ASSY
not 75Ω terminal
VR2101
P IN P ANT. A CH9
ON / OFF
INPUT
CH
SHIFT
CH9
SWAP
EXIT
Oscilloscope
1Vp-p ± 0.10V
56
original page 153
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White balance adjustment
13
PRO-200, PRO-100
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" on page 53.
Start
(DOWN)
PIONEER's standard settings
14
-1 Sharpness adjustment
14
1st FAC
Color bar signal
without color signal
Start1st FAC
Telop : Blue
Adjust the DRV-G and DRV-B
so that the bright part of
the screen becomes white.
Adjust the CUT-R and CUT-B
so that the dark part of the
screen becomes gray.
(Don't move the screen
VR and CUT-G.)
889
: DRV-G
: DRV-B
9
CH
0
: CUT-R
0
CH
Refer to the
"Note (∗1)" on page 53.
Oscilloscope
: CUT-B
(DOWN)
5
-2 Color adjustment
14
Start1st FAC
(DOWN)
1
OFFSET
OFFSET
"Multiburst"
TP-05Y
TUNER • VIDEO
ASSY
"Color bar"
Adjust the screen to optimum condition.
A : B = 4 : 6.2
A
B
500kHz 2MHz
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PRO-200, PRO-100
-3 Tint adjustment
14
Start1st FAC
(DOWN)
2
-4 Contrast adjustment
14
Start1st FAC
OFFSETADJUSTMENT
TINT
DVD COMPONENT
VIDEO INPUT
DVD Player
"Color bar"
Adjust the screen to optimum condition.
In MENU
COLOR
TINT
1414
–30 –15 +15 +30
2Steps 2Steps
2Steps
Example:
MENUFACTORY
2Steps
COLOR +17+19
TINT –5
–10
∗ For the adjustment of -2 and -3.
When it does not have the color bar generator with component video output.
(However, make it finish the adjustment of composite video in advance.)
1. Prepare the DVD player with the component video output and the
Video software.
2. Input the component signal to the DVD COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT
of the TV, and input the composite signal to the VIDEO 1 INPUT.
3. Set the AV MEMORY of LD/DVD, VIDEO 1 to the STANDARD in the
normal use mode (It does not enter the FACTORY ADJ mode.)
4. Playback the Video software.
5. Adjust the value of COLOR and TINT of PICTURE of MENU1 with
seeing sometimes video of VIDEO 1 so that the video (color) of LD/DVD
becomes the same as the video of VIDEO 1.
6. The adjustment is complete, read the value of COLOR and TINT in the
MENU, and change it into the value in FACTORY in accordance with
the following table.
In FACTORY
7. Input the changed value to COLOR and TINT of the component offset
in the FACTORY ADJ mode. (End)
(DOWN)
3
CONTR
"Color bar"
Adjust the screen to optimum condition.
"Normal video signal"
OFFSETADJUSTMENT
At the TP-BK of the B. CRT DRIVE assy, check that the
signal is shaped as shown below .
AB
Shapely waveformShapeless waveform
A
saturated
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15
Y-signal level adjustment of sub-picture (adjustment for P IN P)
PRO-200, PRO-100
Start
MENU
• Set the FACTORY ADJ
mode to OFF and P IN P
function to ON.
• Supply the same signal
to both the main and sub
picture.
MENU
NEMU 1
P IN P
PICTURE
SOUND
SCREEN : NORMAL
MTS : MAIN
NEMU 2
TUNER•VIDEO
ASSY
TP-05Y
SET
P IN P ASSY
VR3002
" 100% White "
SET
SET
P IN PLD/DVD
ON/OFF
INPUT
LD/DVD
CH
SHIFT
SWAP
EXIT
Select input signal as same
input as the main-picture.
Main-picure signal
Sub-picture signal
Oscilloscope
16
TINT adjustment of sub-picture (adjustment for P IN P)
Start
MENU
• Set the FACTORY ADJ
mode to OFF and P IN P
function to ON.
• Supply the same signal
to both the main and sub
picture.
MENU
NEMU 1
P IN P
PICTURE
SOUND
SCREEN : NORMAL
MTS : MAIN
NEMU 2
SET
P IN P ASSY
VR3003
" Color-bar "
SET
SET
P IN PLD/DVD
ON/OFF
INPUT
LD/DVD
CH
SHIFT
SWAP
EXIT
Select input signal as same
input as the main-picture.
Adjust the TINT of the
sub-picture to optimum
condition.
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PRO-200, PRO-100
17
Color level adjustment of sub-picture (adjustment for P IN P)
Start
MENU
• Set the FACTORY ADJ
mode to OFF and P IN P
function to ON.
• Supply the same signal
to both the main and sub
picture.
MENU
NEMU 1
P IN P
PICTURE
SOUND
SCREEN : NORMAL
MTS : MAIN
NEMU 2
SET
P IN P ASSY
VR3001
" Color-bar "
SET
SET
P IN PLD/DVD
ON/OFF
INPUT
LD/DVD
CH
SHIFT
SWAP
EXIT
Select input signal as same
input as the main-picture.
Adjust the color level of
the sub-picture to
optimum condition.
18
Write clock adjustment of sub-picture (adjustment for P IN P)
Start
MENU
• Set the FACTORY ADJ
mode to OFF and P IN P
function to ON.
• Supply the same signal
to both the main and sub
picture.
MENU
NEMU 1
P IN P
PICTURE
SOUND
SCREEN : NORMAL
MTS : MAIN
NEMU 2
SET
P IN P ASSY
F3002
SET
SET
P IN PLD/DVD
ON/OFF
INPUT
LD/DVD
CH
SHIFT
SWAP
EXIT
Select input signal as same
input as the main-picture.
Main-picture
AB
Sub-picture
A = B
60
Monoscope
original page 160
Page 61
19
Read clock adjustment of sub-picture (adjustment for P IN P)
PRO-200, PRO-100
Start
MENU
• Set the FACTORY ADJ
mode to OFF and P IN P
function to ON.
• Supply the same signal
to both the main and sub
picture.
MENU
NEMU 1
P IN P
PICTURE
SOUND
SCREEN : NORMAL
MTS : MAIN
NEMU 2
SET
P IN P ASSY
F3001
Monoscope
SET
SET
P IN P
ON/OFF
INPUT
CH
SHIFT
SWAP
EXIT
Select input signal as same
input as the main-picture.
C = D
Main-picture
Sub-picture
position 3
Sub-picture
position 4
CD
Center of main-picture
LD/DVD
LD/DVD
Sub-picture
position 2
Sub-picture
position 1
original page 161
20
CINEMA MUTE adjustment
Start
MENU
NEMU 1
P IN P
PICTURE
SOUND
SCREEN : NORMAL
MTS :
NEMU 2
VR2001
SET
IQ SELECTOR
ASSY
VR2002
SET
SET
NEMU 1
P IN P
PICTURE
SOUND
SCREEN : CINEMA
MTS :
NEMU 2
Switch the SCREEN mode
to CINEMA.
1
1
Turn VR2001, and make it indicate a black
2
part on the left of the screen, and adjust it
so that a black part may disappear exactly
from the screen.
Turn VR2002, and make it indicate a black
2
part on the right of the screen, and adjust it
so that a black part may disappear exactly
from the screen.
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PRO-200 PRO-100
6. IC INFORMATION
• The information shown in the list is basic information and may not correspond exactly to that shown in the schematic diagrams.
Refer to the service manual ARP2936 for PRO-119 and PRO-99, ARP2988
for PRO-200 and PRO-100.
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
Type Power RequirementRemarks
KBXC AC110-120V
Model
PRO-100
1. CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
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%).
Ex.2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors).
Parts marked by are important parts which relate in X-rays radiation.
•
If any of these parts need to be replaced, always replace with specified parts.
Parts marked by × are important parts which relate in X-rays radiation. If a failure occurs in any of these parts, replace the
•
printed circuit board assembly where the relevant part has already been adjusted as a working component. Do not replace the
actual part itself. If any part marked by
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