Polaroid V23D series, V27D, series, V30D series Service Manual

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Date: April 15, 2005 Ver. : 1.1
V23D/V27D/V30D series
LCD-TV(NTSC)
Service Manual
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Table of contents
1. Precautions & Notice.......................................………………….3
2. Features & Specifications............................................………….5
3. Connection & Applications.........................................................10
4. Controls Location ........................................................................12
5. Remote Control. ..........................................................................13
6. Disassembly Instructions.............................................................15
7. Block Diagram..............................................................................20
8. Troubleshooting .................................................................……..21
9. Electronic Circuit Description................................................…27
10. Circuit Diagram....................................................…………….31
11. PCB Layout....................................................…………………56
12. Electrical Part List.................................................................... 65
13. Mechanical Disassembly............................................................67
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1. Precautions & Notice
1.1 Safety Precautions
1) Cleaning: Unplug the power cord from the AC outlet before cleaning the product. Use a damp cloth to clean the product. Do not use liquid cleaners
or aerosol cleaners.
2) Heat sources: Keep the product away from heat sources such as radiators, heaters, stoves and other heat-generating products (including amplifiers).
3) For added protection for this television equipment during a lightning storm,
or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it
from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna. This will prevent damage to the equipment due to lightning and power-line surges.
4) If an outside antenna is connected to the television equipment, be sure the antenna system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges.
5) An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or
Example of antenna grounding As per national electrical code
Antenna lead in wire
Antenna discharge unit
Grounding conductors Ground clamps
Power service grounding Electrode system unit
Ground clamp
Electric service equipment
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circuits as contact with them might be fatal.
6) Ventilation-The vents and other openings in the cabinet are designed for ventilation. Do not cover or block these vents and openings since insufficient ventilation can cause overheating and/or shorten the life of the product. Do not place the product on a bed, sofa, rug or other similar surface, since they can block ventilation opening. This product is not designed for built-in installation; do not place the product in an enclosed place such as a bookcase or rack, unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer's instructions are followed.
1.2 Product Safety Notice
1) Many electrical and mechanical parts in this chassis provide special visual
safety protection. The protection afforded by them cannot necessarily be obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc.
2) Before replacing any of these components, read the parts list manual carefully.
The use of substitute replacement parts, which do not have the same safety characteristics, as specified in the parts list may create shock, fire or other hazards.
1.3 Service Notes
1) When replacing parts or circuit boards, wrap the wires around terminals before soldering.
2) Keep wires away from high temperature components.
3) Keep cable and their shielding in their original position so as to reduce interference.
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2. Specifications
Specification
V23DXXX
ITEMS SPECIFICATION
Screen size 23” wide TFT-LCD panel Aspect Ratio 15:9 Resolution
1280 x 768 (WXGA)
Contrast ratio 400:1(typ)
Brightness 450cd/m
2
(typ)
Viewing Angle Over 170(Hor.) / 170∘(Vert.)
Display
OSD Language Chinese , English, French , German , Spanish TV standard (CCIR) NTSC TV Turning system PLL 181 Ch. STEREO MTS+SAP
TV I/P
CATV 125 CH. Composite Signal CVBS Y, C Signal S-Video
Video I/P
Composite Signal Y, Pb Pr
HDTV system (720p, 1080i) Signal I/P DVI-I Connector PnP compatibility DDC / 2B
I/P Frequency
Analog:F
H
31.5KHz to 60KHz
F
V
56Hz to 75Hz
PC I/P
Recommended Analog1024X768 (60Hz)
Audio 1CVBS & S-Video
Audio 2:Y, Pb, Pr
Audio I/P Audio I/P:L/Rx3
Audio 3:PC
Video O/P Composite Signal TV only
Speaker (Build-in)5W+5W (rms)@THD<10%
3.5mm miniature stereo phone jack
Audio O/P Audio O/P:L/Px3
Sound level output::500 mV(rms) PIP,VoV,3D De-interlace, 3D comb-filter ,V-Chip, C.C. Settings
Yes
Other Functions
Aspect Ration Switching Normal Periscope → Zoom →Full Power Supply AC 110V ~ 240V, 50/60Hz
Power
Power Consumption <115W
Wight (net) 10.3Kg (Ref.) (Without Accessories) Accessories Remote Control, Batteries, AC power cord
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V27DXXX
ITEMS SPECIFICATION
Screen size 27"wide TFT-LCD panel Aspect Ratio 16:9 Resolution
1280 x 720(WXGA) Contrast ratio 600:1 (typ)
Brightness 550cd/m
2
(Typ)
Viewing Angle Over 170∘(Hor.) / 170∘(Vert.)
Display
OSD Language Chinese, English, Fre nch, German, Spanish TV standard (CCIR) NTSC TV Turning system PLL 181 Ch. STEREO MTS+SAP
TV I/P
CATV 125 CH. Composite Signal CVBS Y, C Signal S-Video
Video I/P
Composite Signal Y, Pb Pr
HDTV system (720p, 1080i)
Signal I/P DVI-I Connector PnP compatibility DDC / 2B
I/P Frequency
Analog:F
H
31.5KHz to 60KHz
F
V
56Hz to 75Hz
PC I/P
Recommended Analog1024X768 (60Hz)
Audio 1CVBS & S-Video
Audio 2Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr
Audio I/P Audio I/PL/R x 3
Audio 3:PC
Video O/P Composite Signal TV only
Speaker (Build-in)10W+10W (rms)
3.5mm miniature stereo phone jack
Audio O/P Audio O/P:L/P x 3
Sound level output::500 mV(rms) PIP,VOV,3D De-interlace, 3D comb-filter ,V-Chip, C.C. Settings
Yes
Other Functions
Aspect Ration Switching Normal → Periscope → Zoom →Full Power Supply AC 110V ~ 240V, 50/60Hz
Power
Power Consumption <140W
Wight (net) 14.5Kg (Ref.) (Without Accessories) Accessories Remote Control, Batteries, AC power cord
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V30DXXX
ITEMS SPECIFICATION
Screen size 29.6"wide TFT-LCD panel Aspect Ratio 15:9 Resolution
1280 x 768 (WXGA) Contrast ratio 600:1(typ)
Brightness 550cd/m2 (Typ) Viewing Angle Over 170∘(Hor.) / 170∘(Vert.)
Display
OSD Language Chinese , English, French , German , Spanish TV standard (CCIR) NTSC TV Turning system PLL 181 Ch. STEREO MTS+SAP
TV I/P
CATV 125 CH. Composite Signal CVBS Y, C Signal S-Video
Video I/P
Composite Signal Y, Pb, Pr
HDTV Ready (720p, 1080i)
Signal I/P DVI-I Connector PnP compatibility DDC / 2B
I/P Frequency
Analog:F
H
31.5KHz to 60KHz
F
V
56Hz to 75Hz
PC I/P
Recommended Analog1024X768 (60Hz)
Audio 1CVBS & S-Video
Audio 2Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr
Audio I/P Audio I/P:L/Rx3
Audio 3:PC
Video O/P Composite Signal TV only
Speaker (Build-in)10W+10W (rms)
3.5mm miniature stereo phone jack
Audio O/P Audio O/P:L/Px3
Sound level output: 500 mV(rms) PIP,VoV,3D De-interlace, 3D comb-filter ,V-Chip, C.C. Settings
Yes
Other Functions
Aspect Ration Switching Normal → Periscope → Zoom →Full Power Supply AC 110V ~ 240V, 50/60Hz
Power
Power Consumption <150W
Wight (net) 15.2Kg (Ref.) (Without Accessories) Accessories Remote Control, Batteries, AC cord, AC power cord
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PC I/P
Mode
No.
Mode Name
Resolution
H.Freq.(KHZ)
V.Freq.(HZ)
H. Polarity
V. Polarity
Pixel
CLK
(MHZ)
1 VGA 70HZ
640*350
31.469
70.087
+ -
25.175
2 VGA 60HZ
640*480
31.469
59.941
- -
25.175
3 VGA 72HZ
640*480
37.861
72.81
- -
31.5
4 VGA 75HZ
640*480
37.5
75.0
- -
31.5
5 SVGA 60HZ
800*600
35.16
56.25
+ +
36.0
6 SVGA 60HZ
800*600
37.879
60.317
+ +
40.0
7 SVGA 72HZ
800*600
48.077
72.188
+ +
50.0
8 SVGA 75HZ
800*600
46.875
75.0
+ +
49.5
9 XGA 60HZ
1024*768
48.363
60.004
- -
65.0
10 XGA 70HZ
1024*768
56.476
70.069
- -
75.0
11 XGA 75HZ
1024*768
60.023
75.029
+ +
78.75
12 MAC VGA
640*480
35.0
66.667
- -
30.24
13 MAC VGA
832*624
49.725
74.550
- -
57.283
14 US TEXT
720*400
31.469
70.087
- +
28.322
15 WXGA
1280*768
47.73 60
- -
80
16 WXGA
1280*720
45 60
+ +
74.25
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PC I/P
Mode
No.
Mode Name
Resolution
H.Freq.(KHZ)
V.Freq.(HZ)
H. Polarity
V. Polarity
Pixel
CLK
(MHZ)
1 VGA 70HZ
640*350
31.469
70.087
+ -
25.175
2 VGA 60HZ
640*480
31.469
59.941
- -
25.175
3 VGA 72HZ
640*480
37.861
72.81
- -
31.5
4 VGA 75HZ
640*480
37.5
75.0
- -
31.5
5 SVGA 60HZ
800*600
35.16
56.25
+ +
36.0
6 SVGA 60HZ
800*600
37.879
60.317
+ +
40.0
7 SVGA 72HZ
800*600
48.077
72.188
+ +
50.0
8 SVGA 75HZ
800*600
46.875
75.0
+ +
49.5
9 XGA 60HZ
1024*768
48.363
60.004
- -
65.0
10 XGA 70HZ
1024*768
56.476
70.069
- -
75.0
11 XGA 75HZ
1024*768
60.023
75.029
+ +
78.75
12 MAC VGA
640*480
35.0
66.667
- -
30.24
13 MAC VGA
832*624
49.725
74.550
- -
57.283
14 US TEXT
720*400
31.469
70.087
- +
28.322
15 WXGA
1280*768
47.73 60
- -
80
16 WXGA
1280*720
45 60
+ +
74.25
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DVI I/P
Mode
No.
Mode Name
Resolution
H.Freq.(KHZ)
V.Freq.(HZ)
H. Polarity
V. Polarity
Pixel
CLK
(MHZ)
1
VGA 60HZ
640*480
31.469
59.941
25.175
DVI
2
SVGA 60HZ
800*600
37.879
60.317
40.0
DVI
3
XGA 60HZ
1024*768
48.363
60.004
65.0
DVI
4
US TEXT
720*400
31.47
70.08
28.320
DVI
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3. Connection & Applications
(TV only)
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Note:
z Audio out: The level of Audio O/P is constant. It won’t be affected by aligning volume, treble and bass.
This connecter should be connected to outer audio amplifier to enlarge the volume.
z Video O/P: When user wants to connect Audio and Vide o O/ P of o ur LC D-TV to VCR for recording
program, the O/P has only one choice that is TV mode.
z Audio O/P: IF the main display is TV, the Audio O/P must be TV sound; otherwise, if sub display is TV, the
Audio I/P must be selected to “Sub”, so that the Audio O/P will be TV sound.
Video Input device
˙DVD player ˙Satellite receiver ˙Set top box
˙VIDEO Inputdevice ˙Digital Camera ˙Satellite receive
˙Set top box
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4. Control Location
These buttons control your TV’s basic features, include the on-screen mean. To use the more advanced features, you must the remote control.
POWER: turn on or turn off the LCD TV. SOURCE: set up the input source (PC,VIDEO,SV,TV,CV). MENU: display the main menu. CHANEL (down/up): change channels on sequence. VOLUME(+/-): turn up or turn down the volume. ASPECT RATIO: set up the display (Normal, Periscope, Zoom or Full).
Remote sensor window
Aim the remote control towards this region on the TV.
Speaker Speaker
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5. Remote Control
The remote control pad works almost as same as ordinary TV remote control that includes the basic function needed while viewing a live video:
Sleep Power
Number Buttons
Return Channel UP
Mute MENU/Enter VOL+
TITLE / EXIT Channel DOWN
APC
Audio Function
TV
PC AV SV
CV
SWAP
VOL
Reset
ARC
Subwoofer
Other Function
PIP Function
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Summary of Control Button
PPoowweerr ccoonnttrrooll
Press POWER button Direct to turn on or turn off the display
Selecting the signal source
Press TV button Direct to switch to the TV mode. Press AV button Direct to switch to the AV Video mode. Press SV button Direct to S-Video mode. Press CV button Direct to switch to the Component mode (Y Pb Pr). Press PC button Direct to switch to the PC mode.
Menu Setting
Press MENU/ENTER button Display the main on-screen menu or enter the next menu. Press TITLE/EXIT button Display the current channel digits/Exit from the menu.
Changing Channels
Press UP button Press Up to change channel on the TV. Press DOWN button Press Down to change channel on the TV. Press 0~9+100 button To select channels directly on the TV. Press RETURN button Return to the previous channel on the TV.
Sound Control
Press VOL+ button Press to turn up the volume. Press VOL- button Press to turn down the volume. Press MUTE button Press to temporarily cut off the sound. Press MTS button Press to choose stereo, mono or separate audio program supply the
multi-channel sound services. Press AUDIO button Select present audio is main display or sub display. Press TREBLE button Adjust the treble of audio. Press BASS button Press SUBWOOFER button.
Adjust the bass of audio.
Open the subwoofer function.
PIP Control
Press ON/OFF button Press to watch one of video sources on sub display. Press again to make the
sub display disappear. Press TV、AV、SV、CV button Press to select one of the PIP window input source. Press SIZE button To make the PIP window double, large or small. Press POSITION button Press to move the PIP window toTop LeftTop Rig htBottom Right
Bottom LeftRepeat
Other Function
Press SWAP button Change main display and sub display. Press RESET button Return to the original factory settings. Press ARC button In PC sourceSet the picture window to full or normal.
In Video sourceSet the picture window to normal→full→periscope→zoom. Press APC button Select Normal, Clear, Dark, and Theater mode for picture control. Press SLEEP button Press to select a present time interval for shut off. Press V-CHIP button Set Parent Control function. Press C.C button Set the caption of TV programs show on or off. Press ADD button Add the channel of TV programs in TV source. Press ERASE button Erase the channel of TV programs in TV source.
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6. Disassembly Instructions
A. Face down the LCD-TV :
Face down the LCD-TV on a smooth plane with a soft material to protect the panel faceplate.
B.Base Neck Removal Procedure :
1. Remove 2 screws from Neck Cover. (Indicated as “ A “)
Then you could take the Back Cover of neck apart from the LCD-TV
C. Base Removal Procedure:
1. Remove 4 screws from the Back Cover. (Indicated as “ B ” and “ C ”) Then you could take Base (assembly) apart from the LCD-TV.
A
B
C
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D. Tuner Cover & AV Cover Removal Procedure:
1. Remove Tuner Cover. (Indicated as “D”)
2. Remove AV Cover before, you should be loose the screw (Indicated as “E”)
E. Back Cover Removal Procedure:
1. Remove 8 screws from the Back Cover. ( Indicated as “ F “and “ G “ )
2. Remove a screw from the Tuner Board. (Indicated as “ I ”)
3. Take slide of tuner board.
Then you could take Back Cover apart from the LCD-TV.
F
G
G
F
E
D
I
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F. Right/Left Side Covers and Tuner Board Removal Procedure:
6.1 Remove 4 screws from Slide of AV PCB & left side Covers. (Indicated as “ H ”)
6.2 Remove a screw from the Tuner Board. (Indicated as “ I ”)
6.3 Remove 3 screws from the power case assembly. (Indicated as “ J ”)
Then you could take Slide of AV PCB, Power case, and Left Side Covers Removal.
G. Main PCB Shield Removal :
1. Remove 2 screws from Main PCB Shield. (Indicated as “ K”) Then you could take Main PCB Shield apart from Main Bracket and the PCB Board will be shown on it .
K
H
H
J
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H. Main PCB Removal procedure:
1. Remove 9 screws from the Main PCB. (indicated “ L “)
Then you could take Main PCB apart from the LCD-TV .
I. Panel Bracket Removal procedure:
1. Remove 4 screws from the Panel Bracket. (Indicated as “ M ”)
Then you could take Panel Bracket apart from the Front Cover.
L
M
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UT01
I044
I010
I033
I024
I035
I018
I006
I031
I001
I038
I037
I032
I019
I020
I009
I013
I012
I035
I040
7. Block Diagram
Video Decoder
SAA7117
De-Interlace
SiI504C
ADC
Scaler
TP6761
LCD
Panel
23”/27”/30”
ADC
AD9883A
Video Decoder
SAA7117
Micro Controller
TP2808)
Key Pad
INVERTER
E2PROM
IR Pad
Remote Control
8 bi
t
CV
SV
Interlaced
Pro
g
ressive
24 bit
AV
3D Comb filter
TC90A65F
(or UPD64083)
V-Chip
Z8612912
Port V(Sub)
Port B(Main)
Port A(Main)
PI5V330
10W + 10W Speaker
Headphone Subwoofer
TV – Tuner
(Philips)
FQ1236 MK3
4:1
MTS & Audio Processor
MSP3440G
Audio Amp.
TFA9843)
CV Audio
SV/A V Audio
PC Audio
ANT
Audio
P15V330
TV/AV
Interlaced
Sync.
VGA
I
2
C
SIF
Video
PC
RAM
HY57V64
RAM
HY57V16
Interface
THC63
LVDM83A
Silicon Image
Sil169
DVI
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8. Troubleshooting
8.1 Symptom Codes :
CODE SYMPTOM COUNTERMEASURES NP1
No Picture and No Sound in TV mode.
z Make sure the Power cord and Antenna cable are
properly connected .
z Make sure the batteries in remote control are not
flat.
z Switch to TV source by pressing TV button. z Select the correct signal source: “ANT” or “STD/
HRC/ IRC ” in OSD menu.
z Run “Auto Scan ” in OSD menu.
NP2
No Picture and No Sound in video mode.
z Check the connection between the optional video
equipment and the TV.
z Press AV, SV, or CV button on the remote control to
select the corresponding video source.
NP3
TV is automatically turned off.
z Check if the “SLEEP” timer is activated . z Press POWER button to turn on the TV once again.
NP4
Screen appears “totally snowy” in TV mode. After
10 min., it turns off automatically.
z Check if Aerial cable is correctly connected. z Press POWER button to turn on the TV again. z Press CH Up/Down buttons to change channels.
No picture and and no Sound
NP5
Screen appears “No Signal” in video mode.
After 10 min., it turns off automatically.
z Check if Video Cable is correctly connected and
Video Device is normal.
z Press POWER button to turn on the TV again. z Press AV, SV, or CV button on the remote control to
select the corresponding video source.
PP1
Double Images / Ghosts If the TV suffers interference from signals reflecting from
mountains or buildings , double-pictures or Ghosts will occur.
z Adjust the Antenna’s location and direction z Replace it with one with better directionality . z Turn off or disconnect the booster if it is in use , as
the booster may be inappropriate.
PP2
Snowy picture and noisy Sound
If snow totally blocks out the picture , there may be a problem with the Antenna or Antenna Cable . z Have the TV and Antenna been connected
properly ? Has the Antenna cable been damaged ?
z Is the Antenna pointing in the right direction ? z Is the Antenna itself faulty ? z Try using a booster , as signal transmission may be
low.
PP3
Distorted picture and noisy sound
z Turn off or disconnected the booster if it is in use ,
as broadcast signals may be too strong.
Poor Picture
PP4
Dotted Lines / Stripes in the picture.
If the TV or Antenna suffers interference from other equipment , stripes or noise may appear in the picture.
z Keep the TV away from noise sources such as
personal computer , amplifier , cars, motorcycles or hair-dryers.
z If the aerial suffers interference from a radio tower
or high-voltage wire , contact the local dealer.
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CODE SYMPTOM COUNTERMEASURES PP5
Stripe noise. z Check the coaxial cable connected with the TV is not
oxidized
z Do not use 300 ohm twin lead cables as interference
may occur
z It is recommended to use a 75 ohm coaxial cable
(not supplied) to get premium quality picture.
z Keep the aerial cable away from other connecting
cables.
PP6
No color, too light or too dark
z Adjust the picture settings —
APC, Brightness,
Contrast, Saturation , Color Temp.
z Press RESET button on remote control to return all
settings to factory settings.
Poor Picture
PP7
Poor picture on particular channel.
z Use “Fine Tune” in OSD to manually adjust a
particular channel for optimal reception.
NS1
Good picture, no sound z Mak e sure the headphone is not connected. (option)
z Check audio connections between Equipment &
LCD-TV.
z Press MUTE or VOL Up to cancel the muting.
No Sound or Noisy Sound
NS2 Noisy noise z Make sure that the antenna connected is 75 ohm
coaxial cable (not supplied) , not 300 ohm twin lead cables .
z Keep the antenna cable away from other connecting
cables.
z Press MTS button to select “Mono” which will
reduce the noise.
z Adjust BASS or TREBLE properly on remote
control.
PC1 PC display is Not Full
Screen
z Select “Auto Image” in OSD menu to optimize the
image .
z If executing Auto Image Adjust still can not achieve
full screen display, adjust “V. Position” and “H.
Position” in PC mode
PC2 Horizontal Noise or Color
pattern is not uniform
z Select “Auto Image” in OSD menu to optimize the
image .
z If still no good , adjust “Phase” in OSD menu
PC3 Out of Range message z Maximum PC resolution supported is 1280x768
, so the screen will appear “Out of range” at higher resolution.
z Reduce the resolution to1280x768 from the PC.
Note
20panel resolution is 640 x 480.
PC4 No Sound z Make sure PC audio Input is well connected.
PC
PC5 After “No Signal ” has
appeared on PC mode for a while, the view disappears and the LED Indicator turns from Green to”Amber” .
z Press any key on keyboard or move the mouse to
activate the PC , because the PC may go to power saving status.
z Check if the D-sub or DVI connector (Cable) is
disconnected or loose.
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CODE SYMPTOM COUNTERMEASURES RC1 Remote Control does not
work
z Make sure the batteries in remote control are not flat z Check the polarity of the batteries z Use the remote control in the front of the TV or from
less than seven meters away.
z make sure the Remote Sensor Window is not under
strong lighting.
Remote Control
RC2 Can not change channels
with the remote control
z Press TV button to switch to TV mode.
PH1
Picture suddenly Stops Responding or abnormal.
z Press RESET button on remote control . z Unplug and then plug the Power Cord of the TV from
the AC outlet.
Picture Halt / Abnorm al
NG1
Issues can’t be solved. z If the picture still abnormal, execute “ Clear
EEPROM”.
STEPS
:
1. Press POWER key to turn off the LCD-TV.
2. Press CH key , then press Power key of remote
control to turn on the LCD-TV, after
3 seconds, then release CH key.
3. When「INITIAL EEPROM」appears on the screen,
on the INTTAL EEPROM is complete.
Note : Remind user that every setting will return to
factory preset mode including PIN of parental control (PIN :1234), channel setting.
Note
1. CV and PC including D-sub or DVI modes, are not available on Sub-display of PIP .
2. If main display is CV , PIP mode is not available.
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8.2 Troubleshooting Flow Chart
3~5V
Is the Voltage at
I029#8= 5V
No
No
Replace I029
Yes
No
No picture
No picture
Erase
EEPROM
Picture appears
Replace I012(MCU)
Fix at factory
No picture
Yes
Restart and check sources are connected
Re-plug white connector, then measure voltage again
Check if inverter is connected correctly.
Yes
N
o
Panel wire (P005) is connected correctly?
Re-
plug
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Does the LED light up
Is LED display Amber
Restart signal to
ensure H. V. sync are not
absent
End
Is it entering into
power saving on PC mode?
No
Picture appears
Picture appears
Replace Main Board PWB-0812
No
No
No
Yes
Re-
plug
No picture
No picture
No picture
No picture
Re-
plug
No
Yes Yes
Picture appears
No
Yes
No picture
No picture
Picture appear
No picture
Replace Inverter, test again.
Measure white connectors of 2 sides pin voltage that are at 3V and 24V
White connector of power Module (8p or 12p) is connected correctly?
Check if panel light works?
Re-
plug
No picture Appear
Measure of
I029#4 =? volt
0~0.5V
Picture
appears
Picture
appears
Picture
appears
Picture
appears
Replace Power Module, test again.
Erase
EEPROM
Picture appears
1Power Start NG
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(2) Picture abnormal
No
Replace V901
(LCD panel)
Yes
No
End
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Change Inverter
and check picture
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Change main
board (PWB-0812),
and check picture.
Change Power
Module, and check
picture
No
After welding,
then check the picture.
Are the panel cables (P005)
attached
correctly?
Re-plug the
panel cable, and
check the
picture
Erase
EEPROM, and
then check the
picture is
Check side SMD of I019&I020 is welded correctly?
The Ver. Or Hor.
Sync. does not
hold
in any source
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Steps to clean EEPROM
1. Press POWER key to turn off the LCD-TV.
2. Press CH key , then press Power key of
remote control to turn on the LCD-TV, after 3 seconds, then release CH key.
3. WhenINITIAL EEPROMappears on the
screen, on the INTTAL EEPROM is complete.
Trouble Shooting
1. MCU platform using Topro TP2808
2. Label:V30DMBT-U21
3. Check Sum3E86H BIOS VersionV30DMBT-U21 WBK-MP 1.1 12/21/04 EEPROM INITIALPower + Channel Down
4. Enter Factory ModePower + Menu Key
5. Leave Factory ModePower off
6. Self – Test Mode (for Burn in):Push Menu + Channel Up + Power ON、Key at same time, and
then loose Power On Key first、Keep push Menu and Channel Up Keys for 2 seconds,test pattern will appear on the screen(Self-Test Mode can’t be disable by disconnecting Power Supply, it must thru. Power Key).
7. Disable Self-Test ModePush Power Off/On Key
WBK
V30D-U21
MP 1.1
´Custom ´Model NO. ´Edition
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9. Electronic Circuit Description
9.1 Main Board Circuit
(1) DVI-I signal
Refer to circuit diagram of PWB-0812 The analog RGB video input signals are supplied through the DVI-I cable which is terminated at P022. These three input signals are approximately 0.7Vpp in amplitude. R374、R301 and R327 give resistance of 75Ω respectively for impedance matching. These R、G、B video signals are ac coupled via 0.047U capacitor C021、C016 、C013 and then fed into the I001 AD converter (MST9883C) at Pin54、49 and 43 respectively. These analog R、G、B video signals are converted to the their digital forms in I001. The outputs of digital data including 8 bits red、8 bits green、8b bits blue signals are assigned at Pin70 ~ 77、Pin 2 ~ 9 and Pin 12 ~ 19 of I001,and applied to Port A of I019 (Scaler:TP6761 ) Hsync & Vsync are applied to I001 (MST9883C) #30 & #31 and the processed signal taken from #66 & #64 are fed into I019 (TP6761) #18、#19.. CLK signal is taken from I001 (MST9883C) #67 and applied to I019 (TP6761) #156.The LCD-TV is designed to have the DDC/2B FUNCTIONS. Communication between the LCD-TV and computer for DDC is via P022 (DVI-I connector ) #20、#21 which are defined as SCL、SDA signals. The computer will read out the EDID from the I011 (EEPROM) and the EDID data is written into the EEPROM in the factory during production.
The digital input signal through DVI-I cable which is terminated at P022. Input signal from
TMDS low voltage differential signal input data pairs Pin 80、81、85、86、90、91 and TMDS signal input clock pairs 93、94 are fed into I040 (SiI 169).
The I040 (SiI 169) supports High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) by
decrypting the pixel data stream received from an HDCP transmitter in the video host system. HDCP provides a secure method of delivering high-definition content between a host (such as a set-top box, DVD player, or D-VHS player) and display (such as an HDTV, projector, or A/V receiver).
The SiI 169 comes pre-programmed with a production set of HDCP keys in its internal
EEPROM. In this way the keys are provided the highest level of protection as required by the HDCP specification.
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UT01
I044
I010
I019
I033
I024
I035
I018
I006
I031
I001
I038
I03
I032
I020
I009
(2) AV Signal
Refer to the page 8 in circuit diagram of PWB-0812. V30DXXX / V27DXXX can process 4 different Video signalsincluding Composite Video (CVBS)、Separate Video (S-Video ) and Component Video (YUV). Component Video also includes two types Y Cb/Cr and Y Pb/Pr, and I018,I031 SAA7117 is 16 channels analog input. There are 4 A/D in it’s I/O port, So it can match this model. Examples for different of input source signals are listed one by one as follow. (please refer to the circuit diagram)
A. TV
i. TV signals enter from ANT to Pin#1 of UT01 FQ1236 MK3 Tuner. Pin
#14 output Audio MPX signal, while Pin#12 output TV (CVBS) Video signal.
ii. Audio MPX signal does MTS demodulation from I044 (I044 MSP3440G).
It can output Audio signal including Mono StereoSap and so on. Then through I010 (Audio Power Amp) to Speaker.
iii. After the Video signal to the V-Chip circuit (I025 NJM2244、I033
Z86129I030 74HC126) to modulate it, output to I031 SAA7117 Video Decoder (Main) or I018 SAA7117 Video Decoder (Sub) circuit to do modulation and Video source exchanges for CVBS signal type. Then CVBS signal changes to the ITU-656 type by I031 or I018 and outputs to I019 Scaler to process. 8 Bit belongs to Data parts, and H sync, V sync, CLK directly connect to Pin#162、163、164 of Scaler. Then R、G、B signal respectively output six bits to panel.
10W + 10W Speaker
Headphone
TV – Tuner
(Philips)
FQ1236 MK3
4:1
MTS & Audio
Processor
MSP3440G
Audio Amp.
TFA9843)
CV Audio
SV/A V Audio
PC Audio
ANT
Audio
SIF
Video
Vide o Deco der SAA7117
De-Interlace
SiI504C
ADC
AD9883A
Scaler
TP6761
LCD
ADC
AD9883A
Vide o Deco der SAA7117
8 bit
CV
SV AV
Interlaced
Progressive
24 bit
24 bit
3D Comb filter
TC90A65F
(
or UPD 64083
)
V
-Chip
Z8612912
Port V(Sub)
Port B(Main)
PI5V330
P15V3
TV/AV
Interlaced
Sync.
VGA
PC / Component Video
RAM HY57V64
RAM
HY57V16
Interface
THC63
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B. CV (Y Pb Pr )
Entering from P50 signal, then enters Pin#43、48、54 of AD9883 passed by the matching impedance resister and capacitance. It converts to RGB signal of YUV by I006 and passes to Port B of I019 by six row-resister RP08 ~ RP12. Then output to panel.
C. Audio
The rest of Audio source all connect Audio Processor ( I044MSP3440 ) to each left and right voice channels. Controlled by MCU (I012) and selected through I044, just output one source to Audio Power Amp (I010: TFA9843) to Speaker.
(3) MCU
Microcontroller Refer to circuit diagrams Sheet 5 of 11. The microcontroller I012 Topro TP2808 is running with the clock based on 14.318 MHz by X003.
C127 and R096 constitute a reset circuit. It properly the necessary active high reset signal for I012 (Microcontroller) to operator properly. This reset signal is result that is fed into I012 (Pin#10) to provide the necessary system reset for the proper operation of I012.
The signal IR- DAT (Pin#15 of I012) is used for Infrared Receiver. If the IR Received some signal,I012 will send interrupt signal by Pin #2、3 (MSDA、MSCL) to control any chip.
The signal designated AD0 ~ AD7 (Pin36 ~ 43 of I012) are data signal used for transferring data between I012 and I019. The signal TXD and RXD ( Pin#1311 of I012 ) are used for debugging during firmware. I013 (24LC16B) provides necessary non-volatile storage for system operating variables and parameters. It is controlled by I012 via MSDA and MSCL signal, witch pulled-up to +5V voltage with R092 and R093 (10KΩ).
(4) Panel interface
Refer to circuit diagrams Sheet 6 of PWB-0812 The signals of panel interface are all from I019 to the LCD Panel. The signal FPVCC (Pin#96 of I019) and MMTB3904 (Q003) control the +5V power to the LCD Panel. The signals FPBACK and DVD0 (Pin#9562 of I019 ) are used for the control of backlight’s On / Off state and Panel luminance. The signals SHFCLK、PDE、PVYSNC、PHSYC come from Pin#90 ~ 94 of I019, and then fed into P005. These four signals are used for panel image display controls.
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Pin#A1BLU0 ~ 7A1GRN0 ~ 7A1RED0 ~ 7 and B1BLU0 ~ 7B1GRN0 ~ 7 B1RED0 ~7 are data output from I019 to P005 and P802( to LCD Panel ). They are buffered by LP02,LP04,LP06,LP08,LP10,LP12 and filtered associated capacitors. These outputs are organized into even and odd connectors, each with 18 bits.
9.2 Keyboard Circuit & IR Lens board
The keyboard and IR lens circuit are shown in chapter 10-3 of the circuit diagrams.
9.3 Inverter Circuit
The inverter board is fed with +24V through P802#1~#5 on Power module and offers
4.1ma (typical ) to each lamp of backlight in LCD panel. The brightness adjusted in OSD menu is to control the voltage at P802#11 while this voltage is offered by I019 (Scaler:TP6761)#62. The range of the voltage is from 0V to 3.3V. If the voltage of P802#11 is 0V, the screen will get light; if it’s 3.3V, the screen will get dim. It means that the dif ferent voltage will change the lamp current through the inverter to make the screen lighter or dimmer.
9.4 Power Module
The Power Module circuit shown in chapter 10-6. The Power Module provide +5V +24V though P802 for whole system.
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10. Circuit Diagram
PCB Main Board Circuit
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12. Electrical Part List
Model
part number
V23DXXX V27DXXX V30DXXX
NOTE
TFT Panel
LG LC230W01­5051253665 (include Inverter)
CMO V270W1
1.5051253656 (include Inverter)
CMO V296W1
1.5051253668 (include Inverter)
Inverter
panel is included
panel is included
panel is included
Power
Module
6693006615(RA) 6693006611(RB)
1.HOAU242001 150W
6693006610(RA)
2.PHIHONG 150W
6693006601(RB)
6693006610(RA) 6693006601(RB)
Tuner
Board
PWB-0707
U12-5097632521
PWB-0707
U05-5097632508 U12-5097632519 U21-5097632519
PWB-0707
U05-5097632509 U21-5097632523
I/O Board
PWB-0612
U12-5097624527
PWB-0612
U05-5097624513 U12-5097624523 U21-5097624523
PWB-0612
U05-5097624514 U21-5097624530
IR Board
PWB-0739-2
U12-5098800942
PWB-0739-2
U05-5098800801 U12-5098800908 U21-5098800908
PWB-0739-2
U05-5098800803 U21-5098800969
Key Board
PWB-0739-1
U12-5098800941
PWB-0739-1
U05-5098800800 U12-5098800907 U21-5098800907
PWB-0739-1
U05-5098800802 U21-5098800968
EE
PARTS
Main
Board
PWB-0812
U12-5097641403
PWB-0812
U05-5097641400 U12-5097641402 U21-5097641402
PWB-0812
U05-5097641401 U21-5097641405
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Speaker
U12-5055123800 U05-5055126200
U12-5055126200
U05-5055125600 U21-5055123700
Remote
control
U05-5052731052 U12-5052731043 U21-5000100072
U05-5052731052 U21-5000100072
MCU
6647021817 6647021817 6647021817
Note:
Different model have different firmware version.
Signal
Cable
DVI-I cable
U05-5057424010 U21-5057424010
DVI-I cable
U05-5057424010 U21-5057424010
Power
Cord
U12-5056705900 U05-E056705900
U12-5056705900 U21-5056705900
U05-E056705900 U21-5056705900
User's
Manual
U12-5030007049 U05-5030057109
U12-5030057126
U05-5030057109 U21-5030057146
Front
Cover
U12-5641101101 U05-5641101601
U12-5641101003 U21-5641101002
U05-5641101401 U21-5642298207
Back
Cover
U12-5642294312 U05-5642292206
U12-5642292209 U21-5642292210
U05-5642292010 U21-5642292018
ME
PARTS
Base
U12-5641416405 U05-5640410000
U12-5641412707 U21-5641416305
U05-5640410000 U21-5641412707
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