Sanyo PDP-42WV1AS Service Manual

PLASMA MONITORSERVICE MANUAL

FILE NO.

Model No. PDP-42WV1

PDP-42WV1S

(EUROPE, ASIA)

PDP42WV1A PDP-42WV1AS

(U.S.A.)

ORIGINAL VERSION

PRODUCT CODE 1 110 017 00 PDP-42WV1, J3TF 1 110 023 00 PDP-42WV1A, J3TFA 1 110 043 00 PDP-42WV1S, J3TG 1 110 044 00 PDP-42WV1AS, J3TGA

REFERENCE NO. SM5110505-00

Chassis No. PDP-42WV1-00

(PDP-42WV1)

NOTE: Match the Chassis No. on the

unit’s back cover with the Chassis No. in the Service Manual.

If the Original Version Service Manual Chassis No. does not match the unit’s, additional

Service Literature is required. You must refer to “Notices” to the Original Service Manual prior to servicing the unit.

CONTENTS

Pages

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS --------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ------------------------------------------------------------- 3 DIMENSIONS AND OPTIONS---------------------------------------------------------------- 3 BATTERY REPLACEMENT------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 MECHANICAL DISASSEMBLIES ------------------------------------------------------- 5 - 8 ADJUSTMENT------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9 - 16 CIRCUIT BLOCK DIAGRAM----------------------------------------------------------------- 17 POWER SUPPLY LINES--------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 POWER FAIL CIRCUIT----------------------------------------------------------------- 19 - 21 TROUBLESHOOTING ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 22 CONTROL PORT FUNCTIONS ------------------------------------------------------ 23 - 24 PIN DESCRIPTION OF DIODE, TRANSISTOR AND IC----------------------------- 25 PARTS LIST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 - 43 PARTS DESCRIPTION AND READING IN SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ------------ 44 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS---------------------------------------------------------- A-1 - A-15 PRINTED WIRING BOARD DIAGRAMS-------------------------------------A-16 - A-24

Chassis No. PDP-42WV1S-00

(PDP-42WV1S)

Chassis No. J3T -42WV1A00

(PDP-42WV1A)

Chassis No. J3T -42WV1AS00

(PDP-42WV1AS)

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■ Safety Instructions

Product safety should be considered when a component replacement is made in any area of the monitor. Components indicated by mark in the parts list and the schematic diagram designate components in which safety can be of special significance. It is, therefore, particularly recommended that the replacement of there parts must be made by exactly the same parts.

PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO

RAIN OR MOISTURE.

● This Plasma Monitor should be set in the way indicated. If not, it may result in a fire hazard.

● Take appropriate space on the top, sides and rear of the Plasma Monitor cabinet for allowing air circulation and

cooling the Plasma Monitor. Minimum clearance must be maintained. If the Plasma Monitor is to be built into a compartment or similarly enclosed, the minimum distances must be maintained. Do not cover the ventilation slot on the Plasma Monitor. Heat build-up can reduce the life of your Plasma Monitor, and can also be dangerous.

● If the Plasma Monitor is not to be used for an extended time, unplug the Plasma Monitor from the power outlet.

READ AND KEEP THIS OWNER'S MANUAL FOR LATER USE.

CAUTION IN INSTALLING

SIDE, TOP and BOTTOM

10 cm

6 cm

REAR

3 cm

10 cm

Handle the

●

Locate set away from heat, excessive dust, and direct sunlight.

●

For correct installation and mounting it is strongly recommended to use a trained, authorized dealer. Failure to

●

follow correct mounting procedures could result in damage to the equipment or injury to the installer.

Plasma

Monitor carefully when installing it and do not drop.

NOTE :

When Plasma Monitor is not used for a long period of time, unlighting dots may be observed. This is caused by characteristic of the Plasma Monitor. If this occurs, turn the Plasma Monitor on and leave it on about 1 hour. These dots will gradually disappear.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-

SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THAT DANGEROUS VOLTAGE CONSTITUTING A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK IS PRESENT WITHIN THIS UNIT.

THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THAT THERE ARE IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE OWNER'S MANUAL WITH THIS UNIT.

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■ Dimensions and Options

MEASUREMENT OPTIONS

Size in mm (inch)

The products listed below are optionally supplied. When ordering these products, give name and Type No. to sales dealer.

Speaker unit KA-SX-42V (R and L)

(Color: Black) KA-SX-42VS (R and L)

(Color: Silver) Table top stand KA-TD-42V Tilt mount unit KA-TI-42V Wall mount unit KA-WA-42V

Contact the sales dealer for other available options.

■ Technical Specifications

Screen Diagonal

42V

Product name

Multimedia Plasma Monitor

Panel type

Plasma Display Panel (16 x 9)

Display area

920 mm (W) x 518 mm (H)

Resolution / Color

852 x 480 pixels

PC Interface

RGB

Capability

Up to SXGA

Plug & Play

VESA DDC2B

Power Management

VESA DPMS

Audio Amp

10W + 10W (8 )

Terminals

PC IN

RGB (D-SUB 15pin) AUDIO R / L (Stereo Mini jack)

WIRED RC IN / OUT

Mini Jack

EXT. SP OUT

R and L, 10W (8 ), Push type

POWER SUPPLY

AC 200 - 240V 50/60 Hz (PDP-42WV1/PDP-42WV1S) AC 100 - 120V 50/60 Hz (PDP-42WV1A/PDP-42WV1AS)

DIMENSION (W x H x D)

1022 x 610 x 85 mm

(

402.4" x 240.2" x 33.5" )

(not including handles)

WEIGHT (NET)

29.8 kg

(

65.7 lbs )

(Plasma Monitor only)

Regulations

FCC CLASS-A, UL (PDP-42WV1A/PDP-42WV1S), CE (PDP-42WV1/PDP-42WV1S)

Environmental Considerations

Operating Temperature

0˚C ~ 40˚C (32˚F ~ 104˚F )

Humidity

20 ~ 80%

Storage Temperature

-10˚C ~ 50˚C (14˚F ~ 122˚F)

Humidity

20 ~ 80 %

Accessories

Owner’s Manual AC Power Cord Wired/Wireless Remote Control Transmitter and Batteries Remote Control Cable Ferrite Cores (x2)

1022

(40.2)

1022

(40.2)

610 (24.0)

(3.4)

102 (4.0)

610 (24.0)

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■ Battery Replacement

This Plasma Monitor is used a battery for Clock Function.

■ Battery Replacement

The battery is fixed to Main Board with Battery Holder.

CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type.

Battery Holder

Battery

Hook

Battery

Battery Holder

Hook

Main Board

Location of Battery

(+) Side

(-) Side

(1) Remove the battery from battery holder to bent

hooks slightly.

(2) Mount a new battery by correct polarity and

bent hooks back.

Polarity of Battery

(+) Side

(-) Side

Main Board

Battery

Parts No.: 645 059 8302

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■ Mechanical Disassemblies

1. Cabinet Back Removal (Fig. 1)

Remove screws (A, B, C) and remove Cabinet Back as Fig. 1.

Note: For removal Option Slot Cocer, remove screws (D) and slide down.

A (4pcs: 8X20), B (9pcs: 3X6), C (16pcs: Special Screw), D (2pcs: 3X6)

Fig. 1

C C

C C C

Option

Stand

Option Slot Cover

Location of Circuit Board and Electric Parts

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Mechanical Disassemblies

2. Chassis Removal

[ATTENTION]

This PDP monitor is used the different kind of screw. Using correct screw is needed to avoid the damage.

2-1 Fans Removal (Fig. 3)

FN1901

1) Remove screws (FN1: 3pcs) and take Fan (FN1901) with the holder off.

2) Remove screws (FN2: 2pcs) and take Fan from the holder.

FN1903

1) Remove screws (FN3: 2pcs) and take Fan (FN1903) with the holder off.

2-2 Power Board Removal (Fig. 3)

1) Remove screws (P1: 5pcs) and take Power Board off.

✽ Remove screw (P2: 1pc) and take Power Board with

the holder off.

2-3 Sensor-A Board Removal (Fig. 3)

1) Remove screw (SA1: 1pc) and take Sensor-A Board off.

✽ Remove screw (SA2: 1pc) and take Sensor-A Board

with the plate off.

✽✽ Remove screw (STB1: 1pc) and take Speaker

Terminal Base (R) with the Sensor-A Board and holder off.

2-4 Sensor-B Board Removal (Fig. 4)

1) Remove Sensor-B Board from the Hook.

✽ Remove screws (SB1: 2pcs) and take Sensor-B

Board with the plate off.

2-5 Jack-B Board Removal (Fig. 4)

1) Remove screw (B1: 4pcs) and take Jack-B Board with the holder off.

✽ Remove screw (STB2: 1pc) and take Speaker

Terminal Base (R) with the Jack-B Board and holder off.

2-6 Main and Jack-A Boards Removal (Fig. 4)

1) Remove screws (SP1: 6pcs) and take Shield Plate (for Main and Jack-A board) off.

2) Remove screws (M1: 6pcs) and take Main board off.

3) Remove screws (TP1: 6pcs) and nut-screws of the terminals on Jack-A board (6pcs), and take Terminal Plate off.

4) Remove screws (A1: 2pcs) and take Jack-A board off.

Note: If the cable is fixed by ferrite core or CV band

(fixer), remove it as the need arises. After servicing, it is necessary to be fixed again to previous position.

Power

Sensor-A

FN1901

FN1903

Speaker

Terminal

Base(R)

SA1

SA2

STB1

FN2

FN1

FN3

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

Sensor-B

SB1

Hook

Speaker

Terminal

Base(L)

STB2

Jack-B

SB1

Jack-A

Main

Shield Plate

Terminal Plate

SP1

TP1

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3. Cabinet Front and Optical Filter Removal

4. Panel Module Removal

Fig. 6

1) Proceed 1 to 3 to remove Cabinet Back,

Chassis and Cabinet Front.

2) Remove screws (8pcs) of Chassis Base and take it from Panel Module.

(Fig. 7)

Note: Units of Fig.8 are included with Panel for PDP

Module. Do not remove them from Panel. For removal of Panel, it is necessary to change these all units together. Main Power Module is included with Panel Module too. Do not remove Main Power Module from Panel Module.

Mechanical Disassemblies

Fig. 5

Mounting Filter Plate-U

Mounting Filter Plate-D

Mounting Filter Plate-L

Mounting Filter Plate-R

Cabinet Front includes Optical Filter to protect the damage of Panel, improve picture quality, or prevent exposure of interference. Note: The Optical Filter is easy to be damaged. Do not

touch directly by hand. If there is the dust, remove it by watery neutral detergent.

3-1 Cabinet Front Removal (Fig. 5)

1) Remove the lead wire of Control board from Main Board (K8J).

2) Remove the lead wire of Membrane Switch from Jack-B board (K1104).

✽ Membrane Switch is fixed on the Cabinet Front by

two-sided tape.

3) Remove screws (2pcs) of Fig.5 and take Cabinet Front off.

3-2 Control Board and Optical Filter Removal

(Fig. 6)

1) Remove screws (C1: 2pcs, Others: 7pcs) of Mounting Filter Plate-D and take Mounting Filter Plate-D and Control Board off.

2) Remove screws (16pcs) of Mounting Filter Plate-A, B and C and take Mounting Filter Plate-A, B and C and Optical Filter off.

Control

Membrane

Switch

Main

K8J

K1104

Fig. 7

Chassis Base

PDP Module

Fig. 8

PDP Module

Main Power

Module

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■ Flat Cable Removal

This set is used 3 kinds of connector for flat cable. For removal of cable, refer as below not to damage.

■ For Gasket

The gasket is provided to prevent exposure of interference for other radio and television receptions.

The gasket should be

replaced on previous positions after servicing.

For removal of flat cable, slide hook of both sides. For insert and fixing, slide hook to previous position after inserting the flat cable.

Type A Type B Type C

For removal of flat cable, lift up hook of both sides. For insert and fixing, hold down hook after inserting the flat cable.

For removal of flat cable, pull off only. For fixing , insert into socket.

Cable

Mechanical Disassemblies

■ Notice for service of Board

In below boards, can be repaired inside parts or unit itself. Order service parts for repair.

Main

Power

Jack-A

Jack-B

Sensor-A

Sensor-B

Control

Note: Control Board and Membrane Switch are fixed at Cabinet Front.

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■ Adjustment

Before Adjustment

This adjustment is done to enter Service Mode by Remote Control Unit.

■ To enter Service Mode

Quick operation is needed to enter Service Mode.

(1) Turn the monitor on. (2) Press and hold the MENU button on the monitor. (3) Keep item (2) and press the STATUS button and

release the both buttons.

(4) Within 2 seconds after item (3), press the MUTE

button to appear the Service Mode Display.

■ Service Mode Display

■ To return to the Normal Mode

Once turn the Monitor off by pressing “POWER” button on the monitor or remote control unit and turn it on again.

MENU Button

➡

7/ 8

Data Setting

(-) / (+)

To enter

Service Mode STATUS

To select : Adjustment Item

Sub-Image Sub-Cont

Main

42WV1

CAUTION

The each circuit has been made by the fine adjustment at factory. Do not attempt to adjust the following adjustments except requiring the readjustments in servicing otherwise it may cause loss of performance and product safety.

To enter

Service Mode MUTE

1ah(26)

215

Model 215(WV1)

Sub 138

Temp1 27

Temp2 10

PDP Time 10h

INPUTMENU

VOLUME

PICTURE

INPUT

MUTE

ON-OFF

BACK

LOCAT 2-Win SIZE

STATUS

WIDE ON-OFF

PIP

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■ To adjust

The next 5 pages show Data for adjustment. To select adjustment item, press eor dbutton on the remote control unit. To adjust data, press 7or 8button on the remote control unit.

The all data adjusted in service mode memorizes into non-volatile memory IC.

Note: In the explanation all buttons are indicated for remote control unit without any notice.

Service Mode Display

Sub-Image

1) Select adjustment item by ebut- ton.

Adjustment item is displayed in order. To

reverse adjustment item, press

button.

Selected byeordButton Adjusted by

or8Button.

3) To exit the Service Mode.

To exit the service mode, press POWER ON-

OFF button on the monitor or remote control

unit.

2) Adjust the data by 7or 8button.

Sub-Cont PC 1ah(26)

Adjustment Item Adjustment Data

Number

Adjustment

Sub-Image

Sub-Cont

Main

42WV1

1ah(26)

215

Model 215(WV1)

Sub 138

Temp1

Temp2 23

PDP Time 10h

Adjustment Mode

Adjustment Name

✽ This menu is for factory data,

not used for servicing.

✽

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■ Service Adjustment Data Table

Adjustment

• All data except in gray box area is fixed. Do not change for correct operating.

• Data in gray box area is initial. Can be set according to adjustment information.

0 Sub Image PC Sub-Cont 1ah(26) 1 Sub-Bright 80h(128) 2 Sub-Color 23h(35) 3 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 4 Component Sub-Cont 1ch(28) 5 Sub-Bright 26h(38) 6 Sub-Color 1ch(28) 7 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 8 NTSC Sub-Cont 1ch(28)

9 Sub-Bright 80h(128) 10 Sub-Color 1fh(31) 11 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 12 PAL Sub-Cont 1bh(27) 13 Sub-Bright 80h(128) 14 Sub-Color 1fh(31) 15 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 16 SECAM Sub-Cont 1bh(27) 17 Sub-Bright 80h(128) 18 Sub-Color 1fh(31) 19 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 20 D PC Sub-Cont 15h(21) 21 Sub-Bright 80h(128) 22 Sub-Color 23h(35) 23 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 24 TEL TEXT Sub-Cont 1ch(28) 25 Sub-Bright 80h(128) 26 Sub-Color 20h(32) 27 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 28 HDCP Sub-Cont 15h(21) 29 Sub-Bright 80h(128) 30 Sub-Color 23h(35) 31 Sub-Tint 80h(128) 32 PC Sub-Sharp 09h(9) 33 Component D1 Sub-Sharp 15h(21) 34 Component D2 Sub-Sharp 15h(21) 35 Component D3 Sub-Sharp 15h(21) 36 Component D4 Sub-Sharp 15h(21) 37 NTSC YC Sub-Sharp 0ch(12) 38 PAL YC Sub-Sharp 0ch(12) 39 SECAM YC Sub-Sharp 0ch(12) 40 NTSC VBS Sub-Sharp 0dh(13) 41 PAL VBS Sub-Sharp 0dh(13) 42 SECAM VBS Sub-Sharp 0dh(13) 43 SCART Sub-Sharp 00h(0) 44 TEL TEXT Sub-Sharp 0ch(12) 45 Image Menu Standard AV Contrast 34h(52) 46 Bright 1fh(31) 47 Color 1fh(31) 48 Tint 00h(0) 49 Sharp 08h(8) 50 Gamma 03h(3) 51 Dynamic AV Contrast 3fh(63) 52 Bright 1fh(31) 53 Color 23h(35) 54 Tint 00h(0) 55 Sharp 08h(8)

NO. Name Mode Item Initial Data Note

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Adjustment

56 Gamma 05h(5) 57 Cinema AV Contrast 1fh(31) 58 Bright 1fh(31) 59 Color 1bh(27) 60 Tint 00h(0) 61 Sharp 08h(8) 62 Gamma 00h(0) 63 Standard PC Contrast 2fh(47) 64 Bright 1fh(31) 65 Color 1fh(31) 66 Tint 00h(0) 67 Sharp 08h(8) 68 Gamma 03h(3) 69 Graphics PC Contrast 3fh(63) 70 Bright 1fh(31) 71 Color 23h(35) 72 Tint 00h(0) 73 Sharp 0ch(12) 74 Gamma 05h(5) 75 Text PC Contrast 28h(40) 76 Bright 1fh(31) 77 Color 19h(25) 78 Tint 00h(0) 79 Sharp 07h(7) 80 Gamma 07h(7) 81 VPC3230D AV AB Low Byte 1ch(28) 82 AB High Byte 02h(2) 83 AC Low Byte 1ch(28) 84 AC High Byte 02h(2) 85 BE 06h(6) 86 PLL 02h(2) 87 AD9884 540p Phase 10h(16) 88 540p(50) Phase 10h(16) 89 525i Phase 12h(18) 90 625i Phase 12h(18) 91 525p Phase 10h(16) 92 625p Phase 10h(16) 93 1035i / 1080i Phase 10h(16) 94 1080i(50) Phase 10h(16) 95 720p Phase 16h(22) 96 720p(50) Phase 10h(16) 97 Out 525i On/Off 01h(1) 98 Out 625i On/Off 01h(1)

99 Color Balance White:VBS/YC Red 80h(128) 100 Green 80h(128) 101 Blue 80h(128) 102 Black:VBS/YC Red 00h(0) 103 Green 00h(0) 104 Blue 00h(0) 105 White:Component Red 80h(128) 106 Green 80h(128) 107 Blue 80h(128) 108 Black:Component Red 00h(0) 109 Green 00h(0) 110 Blue 00h(0) 111 White:PC Red 75h(117) 112 Green 80h(128) 113 Blue 75h(117) 114 Black:PC Red 00h(0) 115 Green 00h(0)

NO. Name Mode Item Initial Data Note

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Adjustment

116 Blue 00h(0) 117 White:DVI/HDCP Red 80h(128) 118 Green 80h(128) 119 Blue 80h(128) 120 Black:DVI/HDCP Red 00h(0) 121 Green 00h(0) 122 Blue 00h(0) 123 Color Temp AV High Red 76h(118) 124 Green 7ah(122) 125 Blue 80h(128) 126 AV Mid Red 80h(128) 127 Green 80h(128) 128 Blue 80h(128) 129 AV Low Red 80h(128) 130 Green 7eh(126) 131 Blue 73h(115) 132 PC High Red 76h(118) 133 Green 7ah(122) 134 Blue 80h(128) 135 PC Mid Red 80h(128) 136 Green 80h(128) 137 Blue 80h(128) 138 PC Low Red 80h(128) 139 Green 7eh(126) 140 Blue 73h(115) 141 Sound Device Sound AGC On/Off 00h(0) 142 Level 01h(1) 143 Sound BCSB/Bass Sub-Set 01h(1) 144 Sound BCST/Treb Sub-Set 01h(1) 145 Wide Pc Just Width +/- Flag 00h(0) 146 Data High 00h(0) 147 Data Low 00h(0) 148 Video Just Width +/- Flag 00h(0) 149 Data High 27h(39) 150 Data Low 00h(0) 151 PDP Error Diffusion On/Off SW 02h(2) 152 H Start Pos 1 Data 20h(32) 153 H Start Width 1 Data bah(186) 154 H Start Pos 2 Data 96h(150) 155 H Start Width 2 Data 40h(64) 156 Threshold PC MPD 01h(1) 157 AV MPD 01h(1) 158 50Hz / 50Hz - 100 F SW 04h(4) 159 ABL Level Hi Data 23h(35) 160 ABL Level Lo Data 19h(25) 161 H Start Width Top 1 Bit 01h(1) 162 H Start Width Top 2 Bit 01h(1) 163 Side Bar Off Border Color Type 1 Red 00h(0) 164 Green 00h(0) 165 Blue 00h(0) 166 Side Bar On Border Color Type 2 Red 40h(64) 167 Green 40h(64) 168 Blue 40h(64) 169 Over Scan 525i VBS H Start + 1fh(31) 170 V Start + 09h(9) 171 Width + 09h(9) 172 Height + 07h(7) 173 525i YC H Start + 1fh(31) 174 V Start + 09h(9) 175 Width + 09h(9)

NO. Name Mode Item Initial Data Note

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Adjustment

176 Height + 07h(7) 177 525i Component H Start + 19h(25) 178 V Start + 0fh(15) 179 Width + 07h(7) 180 Height + 05h(5) 181 525p Component H Start + 1dh(29) 182 V Start + 0ah(10) 183 Width + 07h(7) 184 Height + 05h(5) 185 625i VBS H Start + 14h(20) 186 V Start + 1fh(31) 187 Width + 0ah(10) 188 Height + 07h(7) 189 625i YC H Start + 14h(20) 190 V Start + 1fh(31) 191 Width + 0ah(10) 192 Height + 07h(7) 193 625i Component H Start + 2fh(47) 194 V Start + 14h(20) 195 Width + 08h(8) 196 Height + 06h(6) 197 625p Component H Start + 2fh(47) 198 V Start + 14h(20) 199 Width + 08h(8) 200 Height + 08h(8) 201 1080i Component H Start + 2ch(44) 202 V Start + 20h(32) 203 Width + 05h(5) 204 Height + 05h(5) 205 1080i(50) Component H Start + 2dh(45) 206 V Start + 18h(24) 207 Width + 05h(5) 208 Height + 04h(4) 209 720p Component H Start + 1dh(29) 210 V Start + 12h(18) 211 Width + 05h(5) 212 Height + 05h(5) 213 720p(50) Component H Start + 2ch(44) 214 V Start + 13h(19) 215 Width + 05h(5) 216 Height + 05h(5) 217 540p Component H Start + 2ch(44) 218 V Start + 10h(16) 219 Width + 05h(5) 220 Height + 06h(6) 221 540p(50) Component H Start + 2dh(45) 222 V Start + 0eh(14) 223 Width + 05h(5) 224 Height + 06h(6) 225 Image AGC VPC Start Value 27h(39) 226 Limit Value 3fh(63) 227 Step Size 01h(1) 228 Stop Range 08h(8) 229 AD9884 Start Value a7h(167) 230 Limit Value 6ah(106) 231 Step Size 04h(4) 232 Stop Range 08h(8) 233 Max Peak PC Peak e6h(230) 234 TV/VBS/YC d7h(215) 235 D2 - D4 Peak d7h(215)

NO. Name Mode Item Initial Data Note

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Adjustment

236 Min Ratio —- 00h(0) 237 Avail Ratio —- 0fh(15) 238 AGC On/Off Active 01h(1) 239 AGCD1 On/Off Active 01h(1) 240 Main Ver Main Ver No. d1h(209) 241 Power State Power Fail State 00h(0) 242 Power PDP Fail State 00h(0) 243 Fan Control Mode Command 01h(1) 244 Field Control Condition - 1 Field Begin 00h(0) 245 Field End 01h(1) 246 Condition - 2 Field Begin 00h(0) 247 Field End 02h(2) 248 Condition - 3 Field Begin 00h(0) 249 Field End 03h(3) 250 Condition - 4 Field Begin 00h(0) 251 Field End 04h(4) 252 Condition - 5 Field Begin 00h(0) 253 Field End 05h(5) 254 Condition - 6 Field Begin 00h(0) 255 Field End 06h(6) 256 Color Filter Control PC Red 1 1fh(31) 257 Red 2 1fh(31) 258 Green 1 1fh(31) 259 Green 2 1fh(31) 260 Blue 1 1fh(31) 261 Blue 2 1fh(31) 262 DVI Red 1 1fh(31) 263 Red 2 1fh(31) 264 Green 1 1fh(31) 265 Green 2 1fh(31) 266 Blue 1 1fh(31) 267 Blue 2 1fh(31) 268 Component Red 1 1fh(31) 269 Red 2 1fh(31) 270 Green 1 1fh(31) 271 Green 2 1fh(31) 272 Blue 1 1fh(31) 273 Blue 2 1fh(31) 274 VBS/YC Red 1 1fh(31) 275 Red 2 1fh(31) 276 Green 1 1fh(31) 277 Green 2 1fh(31) 278 Blue 1 1fh(31) 279 Blue 2 1fh(31)

NO. Name Mode Item Initial Data Note

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■ Setting the fixed data

(1) Receive the good quality signal. (2) Enter the Service Mode (3) Confirm fixed data to be same as data table. If it is different, change to

correct data.

(4) Return to the Normal Mode

This adjustment is controlled by the Sub CPU (IC801) thorough the IIC Data Bus Line in the chassis, and those adjustment data are memorized into the memory IC (IC804). Therefore, SUB CPU Board or the memory IC (IC808) is replaced, data of those will be disappeared. Readjustment should be made. Initial data is provided in the CPU ROM ,when memory IC (IC804) is replaced with new one, CPU ROM data is loaded into the memory. (Data list will be shown in previous 5 pages.) Initial data is provided to operating the monitor basically. For operating the monitor quality performance, further adjustment required following chassis electrical adjustment.

■ White Balance Adjustment

Pattern : White Pattern Condition : Screen Size : FULL, Picture Image Level : STANDARD Adjustment : Enter the service mode, select item No. 111 [ Red ], 112 [ Green ] or 113 [ Blue ]

(White:PC), and adjust a proper white balance.

Note : After adjustment, confirm white balance again by normal picture.

Adjustment

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