In the interests of user-safety (Required by safety regulations in some countries) the set should be restored
to its original condition and only parts identical to those specified should be used.
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FEATURE
Ë
User Preset Timer (On Timer/Sleep Timer/Reminder)
Ë
2 Selectable OSD Languages (English/Thai)
Ë
CATV (Hyper Band) Ready
〈Used Frequency Synthesizer Tuner〉
Ë
NTSC 4.43/3.58MHz (AV only), Rear AV IN/OUT
terminal
» REPLACEMENT P AR TS LIST.......................... 27
Page
WARNING
The chassis in this receiver is partially hot. Use an isolation transformer between the line cord plug and power
receptacle, when servicing this chassis.
To prevent electric shock, do not remove cover. No user – serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
SHARP CORPORATION
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20CT-250
SPECIFICATIONS
Convergence.................................................................... Self Converging System
Dimensions ................................................................................. Width: 690.0 mm
Weight (approx.): 20.2 kg
Cabinet Material.................................................................................... All Plastics
(at Max.)
Height: 462.5 mm
Depth: 481.0 mm
Maintenance and repair of this receiver should be done by
qualified service personnel only .
SERVICING OF HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEM AND
PICTURE TUBE
When servicing the high voltage system, remove static charge from it by
connecting a 10k ohm Resistor in series with an insulated wire (such as a
test probe) between picture tube dag and 2nd anode lead. (AC line cord
should be disconnected from AC outlet.)
1. Picture tube in this receiver employs integral implosion protection.
2. Replace with tube of the same type number for continued safety.
3. Do not lift picture tube by the neck.
4. Handle the picture tube only when wearing shatterproof goggles and after discharging
X-RAY
This receiver is designed so that any X-Ray radiation is kept to an absolute
minimum. Since certain malfunctions or servicing may produce potentially
hazardous radiation with prolonged exposure at close range, the following
precautions should be observed:
1. When repairing the circuit, be sure not to increase the high voltage to more than 24.5
2. To keep the set in a normal operation, be sure to make it function on 22.0 kV ±1.5 kV (at
3. Do not substitute a picture tube with unauthorized types and/or brands which may cause
IMPORT ANT SERVICE NOTES
the high voltage completely
kV (at beam 0 µA) for the set.
beam 800 µA) in the case of the set. The set has been factory – Adjusted to the above-
mentioned high voltage.
If there is a possibility that the high voltage fluctuates as a result of the repairs, never
forget to check for such high voltage after the work.
excess X-ray radiation.
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
2-12-2
BEFORE RETURNING THE RECEIVER
Before returning the receiver to the user, perform the following safety
checks.
1. Inspect all lead dress to make certain that leads are not pinched or that hardware is not
lodged between the chassis and other metal parts in the receiver.
2. Inspect all protective devices such as non-metallic control knobs, insulating fishpapers,
cabinet backs, adjustment and compartment covers or shields, isolation resistorcapacity networks, mechanical insulators etc.
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ADJUSTMENT PRECAUTIONS
This model’s settings are adjusted in two different ways: through the I2C bus control and in the conventional analog
manner. The adjustment via the I
2
C bus control includes preset-only items and variable data.
1. Calling the service mode by the microprocessor
1 Set the switch S1006 to the service mode position, and the microprocessor is put in the service mode
(adjustment through the I
2 Press the CH UP/DOWN keys on the remote controller to select the modes one by one.
3 Press the CH UP/DOWN keys on the remote controller to select the modes in the order opposite to the
above step 2.
4 Using the VOLUME UP/DOWN keys on the remote controller, the data can be modified.
5 Set the switch S1006 to the normal mode (OFF) position, and the microprocessor is put out of the
service mode.
2
C bus control).
2. Factory presettings
1 Set the switch S1006 to the service mode position and turn on the main power switch. Initial values are
automatically preset only when a new E
2 The initial data are preset as listed on page 5.
3 Keep in mind that some settings should be modified, and the others should remain as preset.
Note: Once the chassis has been put together, be sure to set the switch S1006 to the service mode
position first and then turn on the main power switch (see the step 2.-1 above). Turning on
the power without initializing the E2PROM may cause a flow of excess beam current.
3
3. The accompanying memory map (11-page document for the RH-iX3031CE ) is for your
2
PROM is used (judgment with the first 4 bytes).
reference.
3-13-2
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SERVICE MODE
SUB CONTRAST (SUB CON)
SUB BRIGHT (SUB BRI)
SUB COLOUR (SUB COL)
SUB SUBTINT ( SUB TIN)
SUB SHARPNESS (SUB SHARP)
Y-SUB CONTRAST (Y SUB CON)
Y DELAY PAL (DT PAL TV/AV)
Y DELAY SECAM (ST SECAM TV/AV)
Y DELAY NTSC (DT NTSC TV/AV)
Y DELAY B/W (DT BW TV/AV)
VIDEO MUTE ON/OFF (V-MUTE)
VIDEO 2 ON/OFF (AV2)
(DELAY A/V effective in A/V mode)
Y-DY/OPTION mode
In the direction of arrow : CH DOWN key
In the opposite direction : CH UP key
* The characters in parentheses
appear on the on-screen display.
(1) Press the specific keys to change the modes as follows.
* The following keys are used to go directly to their respective modes.
ModeKey input
H-CENTER 50PICTURE
V-CENTER 50TEXT
V-AMP 50INDEX
V S CORR 50RED
V-LINE 50GREEN
SUB CONTCANCEL
Y SUB CONTREVEAL
SUB COLOURTIMED PAGE
SUB BRIGHTSIZE
SUB TINTHOLD
SUB SHARPRESET
R-YYELLOW
B-YCYAN
A/V 1/2SKIP
VIDEO MUTEBLUE BACK
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*To go to the service mode, the data at the E
given below, the E2PROM is initialized according to the table below.
Address: Data
00H : 23H02H : 13H
01H : 20H03H : 61H
(00H)––––––––––23H
(01H)––––––––––20H
(02H)––––––––––13H
(03H)––––––––––61H
R CUT OFF0
G CUT OFF0
B CUT OFF0
G DRIVE0
B DRIVE0
50Hz V-AMP0
50Hz V-LINEARITY0
50Hz S-CORRECTION0
50Hz V-PHASE0
50Hz H-PHASE0
V-BLK ST 500
V-BLK SP 500
60Hz V-AMP0
60Hz V-LINEARITY0
60Hz S-CORRECTION0
5
60Hz V-PHASE0
60Hz H-PHASE0
60Hz V BLK ST0
60Hz V BLK SP0
SECAM R-Y0
SECAM B-Y0
SUB-CONTRAST0
SUB-BRIGHT0
SUB-COLOUR0
SUB-TINT0
SUB-SHARPNESS0
Y SUB-CONTRAST0
DT P AL TV/AV0
DT SECAM TV/AV0
DT NTSC TV/A V0
DT B/W TV/AV0
V-MUTEON/OFFOFF
A/V 21/21
NVM With all the adjustments complete, do not change the data of addresses 00H thru 03H. Other-
*1 : These data are additionally adjusted for 60Hz based on the 50Hz settings.
*2 : Unless otherwise specified, these data are fixed and need no adjustment.
*4 : Only 0 through 5 must be used in changing the data.
(1) The following key-in data have been factory-set for the E2PROM.
ItemSetting
SKIPOFF
AFTON
C-SYSTEMAUTO
S-SYSTEMB/G
LAST POWERON
LAST TV/AVTV
DIGIT1DIG
LANGUAGETHAI
BLUE BACKON
LAST POS1
LAST FB POS1
VOLUMEMIN
CONTRASTMAX
COLOURCENT
BRIGHTNESSCENT
TINTCENT
SHARPNESSCENT
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» Bias box: About 4.5 V
Oscilloscope
0.1V
TV Set
Bias box
TP210+
+
–
–
Fig. 4
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT
115V ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
115V
1
adjustment:
R711
6
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
1
Tuner IFT
(preset):
TU201
1. Receive the Monoscope Pattern signal.
2. Set to the P-NORM mode.
3. Connect a DC milliammeter between TP602(–)
and TP603(+).
4. Take the beam ammeter reading to make sure
that the beam current is between 900 µA and
1100 µA.
* If not, readjust the FBT screen control to ob-
tain the beam current of 900-1100 µA.
5. Connect a digital voltmeter to TP701.
6. Adjust R711 so that the digital voltmeter should
read 115 ±0.5 V.
PIF CHECKING
1. Get the tuner ready to receive the E-9CH signal.
but with no signal input. Adjust the PLL data.
2. Connect the sweep generator’s output cable to
the tuner antenna. (RF sweep)
3. Adjust the sweep generator’s output level to 80
dBµV.
4. Connect the response lead (use a low-impedance
probe with wave detector; see
er’s IF output terminal.
(This terminal must have the probe alone connected.)
5. Set the RF AGC voltage to 0-6 V with no contact
with the waveform.
6. Adjust the tuner IF coil to obtain the waveform as
shown in
Fig. 2
.
Note: Be sure to keep the tuner cover in posi-
tion during this adjustment.
Fig. 1
) to the tun-
IF-OUT
1000p
75Ω
1000p
E-9CH
P
10kΩ
100kΩ
Oscilloscope
Fig. 1
C
– 1.5dB ± 0.8dB
Fig. 2
PIF/AFT/AGC ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
VCO adjust-
1* Warm up the unit for longer than
ment: T203
AFT
2
adjustment:
T204
RF AGC
3
cut-in
adjustment:
R216
1. Disconnect the antenna from the tuner antenna
terminal.
2. Apply DC voltage to pin (4) of IC201 (IF AGC).
» DC voltage: 6.0 V (allowable +0.1 V)
3. Using a digital voltmeter, measure the DC voltage at pin (20)(PLL FIL) of IC201.
* The digital voltmeter must be able to take read-
ings down to the third decimal place.
4. Relieve pin (4) of IC201 of the DC voltage.
5. Reconnect the antenna in position and receive
the E-12CH signal. (With the AFT off, adjust the
receiving frequency to 224.25 MHz.)
6. Connect the DC digital voltmeter to pin (20) of
IC201. Adjust T203 so that the voltmeter should
read the same voltage as in Step 3.
Allowable error : 0.015 V (20 kHz)
1. Receive the PAL Colour Bar signal. If this signal
is not available, any signal above the E-5CH band
is acceptable.
» Field strength : 55-80 dBµV
Make sure the frequency is almost the same as
that of the received channel (±30 kHz).
2. Using the channel setting control, make a frequency of 224.25 MHz appear on the screen (the
AFT turns off). If any other channel than Colour
Bar is received, make its frequency on the screen.
(The AFT turns off when the on-screen display
turns yellow.)
3. Turn T204 clockwise to have a 6V point, and
counterclockwise to have a 0.2V point. Position
the coil at the center of these two points.
4. Adjust T204 so that the DC voltage at pin (1) (AFT
OUT terminal) of IC201 be 3.3 ±0.1 V. (See
1. Receive the PAL Colour Bar signal.
» Field strength : 57 ±1 dBµV (75 ohms open)
2. Connect the oscilloscope to TP210, as shown in
Fig. 4
.
3. Turn R216 to have the highest voltage.
4. Turn R216 slowly in the opposite direction until the
voltage goes down 0.1 V below the highest level.
5. Adjust the signal level to 63-67 dBµV and make
sure there is no noise.
6. Now adjust the signal level to 90-95 dBµV and make
sure there is no chrominance modulation beat.
Fig. 3
)
10 minutes in advance.
* 10 kHz at about 0.007 V.
* Position the T203 core in the
range in which the Colour Bar
signal can be received.
DC voltage at TP201
6V
3.3V
DOWN
A B' B B" C
Fig. 3
UP
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PURITY ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
1
Purity
adjustment
1. Using the remote controller, make the screen colour
green-only. Adjust the contrast control to have a beam
current of about 700 µA.
2. Degauss the cathode ray tube enough with the
degaussing coil.
3. Keep the purity magnet in the zero magnetic field
in advance. Roughly adjust the convergence.
4. Observe the points “a” and “b”, as shown in
5-1
, through a microscope. Adjust the landing to
the rank “A” requirements.
5. Adjust the raster rotation to “0” eastward.
6. Tighten up the deflection coil screws.
» Tightening torque: 108 ±20 N (11 ±2 kgf)
7. While observing the cathode ray tube corners.
apply the magnet sheet to have the landing at
rank “A”.
Note:Before starting this adjustment, warm
up the unit for 30 minutes or longer at
a beam current of over 700 µA.
Note: Set the service switch S1001 to call the
service mode and press the single-colour key on the process remote controller to get the green-only screen.
* Each time the single-colour key is pressed, the
screen colour changes as follows.
Fig.
a
7
Green-only
screen
Blue-only
screen
Single-colour
screen cleared
Red-only
screen
* Whether in the service mode or
not, hold down the single-colour
key for 1 second or longer and
the service mode is called.
The TEXT key or the R.G.Cy key
may be used instead to provide
the single-colour screens.
Fig. 5-1
A
B
Fig. 5-2
Rank "A" (on the
right of the CRT)
A
B
Fig. 5-3
Rank "A" (on the
left of the CRT)
b
A = B
A = B
CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
1
Convergence
adjustment
(to be done
after the purity
adjustment)
1. Receive the Crosshatch Pattern signal.
2. Using the remote controller, call the Normal mode.
STATIC CONVERGENCE
1. Turn the 4-pole magnet to a proper opening angle in order to superimpose the blue and red colours.
2. Turn the 6-pole magnet to a proper opening angle in order to superimpose the green colour over
the blue and red colours.
DYNAMIC CONVERGENCE
1. Adjust the convergence on the fringes of the
screen in the following steps.
Fig. 6-1
a)
b)
c)
d)
2. Fix all the wedges on the cathode ray tube and
apply glass tape over them.
3. Apply lacquer to the deflection yoke lock screw,
magnet unit (purity, 4-pole and 6-pole magnets),
and magnet unit lock screw.
Finally receive the red-only and blue-only signals
and make sure there is no other colour mixed on
the screen.
: Drive the wedge at point “a” and
swing the deflection coil upward.
Fig. 6-2
: Drive the wedges at points “b” and
“c” and swing the deflection coil downward.
Fig. 6-3
: Drive the “c” wedge deeper and
swing the deflection coil rightward.
Fig. 6-4
: Drive the “b” wedge deeper and
swing the deflection coil leftward.
B
G
R
R
G
B
About
100°
Lacquer
Wedge
"b"
BGR
Fig. 6-1
RGB
Fig. 6-2
RGB
Fig. 6-3
BGR
Fig. 6-4
Wedge "a"
Fig. 6-5
4-pole magnet
6-pole magnet
CRT neck
B
G
R
R
G
B
About
100°
Wedge
"c"
7-17-2
Purity magnet
Fig. 6-6
Lacquer
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CRT CUT-OFF, SUB-CONTRAST, WHITE BALANCE AND SUB
BRIGHTNES ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
1* First of all, make sure that the
CRT cut-off
adjustment:
2
C bus control
I
adjustment
Sub contrast,
2
white balance,
& sub bright-
8
ness Service
mode adjustment:
2
I
C Bus Control Adjustment
1. Receive the Monoscope Pattern signal.
2. Set to the P-NORM mode.
3. Turn on the service switch and select the "Cutoff/background" mode.
4. Set the screen control to 0/10 position.
5. Press the “9” key on the remote controller to reach
the horizontal centering mode.
6. Turn the screen control clockwise until the horizontal raster of the first glimmering colour becomes slightly visible.
7. Adjust the cut-off data of the other two colours
until the horizontal raster becomes whitish.
8. Turn off the screen control (counterclockwise) until
the horizontal raster disappears.
Note:Before starting this adjustment, warm
up the unit for 30 minutes or longer at
a beam current of over 700 µA.
9. Press the “9” key on the remote controller to call
the NORMAL mode.
1. Receive the Monoscope Pattern signal.
2. Set to the P-NORM mode.
3. Connect the DC miliammeter between TP602 (-)
and TP603 (+).
» Full Scale: 3.0mA range
4. Make sure the beam current be 1,100µA.
5. Adjust the "G-DRIVE" and "B-DRIVE" data to have
a colour temperature of 12,300°K (white).
6. Adjust the contrast and brightness control to have
a beam current of 200µA.
If the colour temperature is not at 12,300°K, go back
to step1 above.
7. Receive the Crosshatch Pattern signal.
8. Adjust the "SUB BRI" bus data, so that the block
1st to 3rd inside the window area will
disappear.(black)
R/G/B cut-off data are all initial
values.
Note:
R CUT OFF UP“1” KEY
G CUT OFF UP“2” KEY
B CUT OFF UP“3” KEY
The data can be turned up and
down with the above keys.
* 12,300°K X: 0.273
(with colour temperature meter
CA-100 (MINOLT A).)
Note:
G-DRIVE UP“7” KEY
B-DRIVE UP“8” KEY
The data can be turned up and
down with the above keys.
1 2 3 4 5
Make sure all the 1st, 2nd
and 3rd black portions are at
the same black level.
DOWN “4” KEY
DOWN “5” KEY
DOWN “6” KEY
Y: 0.276
DOWN “-/--” KEY
DOWN “0” KEY
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
Maximum
3
beam current
(check item)
1. Receive the Monoscope Pattern signal.
2. Set to the P-NORM mode.
3. Connect the DC ammeter between TP602 and
TP603.
» Ammeter’s full-scale: 3 mA range
» Ammeter’s positive (+) lead : TP603
» Ammeter’s negative (-) lead : TP602
4. Make sure the beam current is 1,100 ±100 µA.
Note:Before starting this adjustment, warm
up the unit for 30 minutes or longer at
a beam current of over 700 µA.
HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
V-AMP 50
1The selected channels in paren-
V-LINEARITY 50 Hz
V-S CORRECTION - 50 Hz
V-SHIFT 50 (V CENTER)
H-SHIFT (50)
(H-CENTER)
1. Adjust the overscan to 9% typical.
1. Adjust to get the best linearity.
1. Adjust the proper condition.
1. Align the screen center with the CRT's geometrical center (E-5).
1. Align the screen center with the CRT's geometrical center (E-5).
Note: For the V-AMP 60, V-LINEARITY 60, V -S
CORRECTION 60, V-SHIFT 60 and HSHIFT 60 adjustments, their corrected
data are automatically entered when the
corresponding 50 Hz mode adjustments
are made.
theses have the following signals.
(E-2): crosshatch pattern (50 Hz)
signal
(E-5): monoscope pattern (50 Hz)
signal
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Focus adjust-
2
ment
1. Receive the Monoscope Pattern signal.
2. Set to the P-NORM mode.
3. Adjust the focus control so that the screen be in
best focusing.
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PAL CHROMA ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
1
Sub-colour
adjustment:
2
I
adjustment
C bus
1. Receive the PAL Colour Bar signal.
2. Set to the P-NORM mode.
3. Connect the oscilloscope to TP852 (RED cathode). (Use a 10 : 1 probe.)
» Range: 2 V/div.
» Sweep time : 20 µsec/div.
4. Using the remote controller, call the sub-colour
adjustment mode. Adjust the sub-colour data so
that the 75% white and red portions of the PAL
colour bar be at the same level. See
5. Clear the adjustment mode.
Fig. 7
.
W
Cy
G
Y 100%W
Fig. 7
Mg R
PROTECTOR PERFORMANCE CHECK
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
Beam protector 1. Receive the Monoscope Pattern signal.
1
B
High-voltage
2
protector
2. Set the contrast control to maximum.
3. Set the brightness control to maximum.
4. Make a short-circuit between the collector and
emitter of Q851, Q852 or Q853 and make sure
that the protector is activated and the stand-by
mode is called.
1. Receive the Monoscope Pattern signal.
2. Connect the bias box to the cathode (R635 side)
of D607.
3. Adjust the bias box voltage to 18 V and make sure
that the protector is not activated.
4. Adjust the bias box voltage to 27 V and make sure
that the protector is not activated.
9
NTSC CHROMA ADJUSTMENT
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
1
Sub-tint
adjustment:
2
I
adjustment
C bus
1. Receive the NTSC 3.58 Colour Bar signal in the
A/V mode.
2. Connect the oscilloscope to pin (36) of IC801(BY) .
» Range: 20 mV/div.
» Sweep time : 20 µsec/div. (Use a 10 : 1 probe.)
3. Adjust the sub-tint data to obtain the waveform
as shown in
4. Clear the adjustment mode.
Fig. 8
.
(B–Y)
A
B
C
WYCy G Mg R
Fig. 8
A=B=C
Other protec-
3
tors
1. In checking the performance of other protectors
— for example, the one against shorting of
smoothing electrolytic capacitor of +B line —, pay
attention not to damage or deteriorate any related
element.
A/V INPUT AND OUTPUT CHECK
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
Video and
1
audio output
check
B
Video and
2
audio input
check
1. Receive the Colour Bar (100% white colour bar,
400 Hz, 100% modulation audio) signal.
2. T erminate the video output with a 75 ohm impedance. Make sure the output is as specified
(1.0 Vp-p ±3 dB).
3. Terminate the audio output with a 10k ohm impedance. Make sure the output is as specified
(1.76 Vp-p ±3 dB).
1. Using the TV/AV key on the remote controller,
make sure that the modes change in the order of
TV, AV and TV again and that the video and audio outputs are according to the input and output
terminals for each mode.
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FUNCTION CHECK (VIDEO AND AUDIO)
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
Contrast key1. Receive the E-5CH signal.
10
1
Colour key1. Receive the E-12CH signal.
2
Brightness
3
key
Tint key1. Receive the NTSC colour bar signal. (A/V In Only)
4
2. Select the contrast on the P-MODE screen.
3. Check whether the Contrast is OK or not with Up/
Down keys.
2. Select the colour on the P-MODE screen.
3. Check whether the Colour is OK or not with Up/
Down keys.
1. Receive the E-5CH signal.
2. Select the brightness on the P-MODE screen.
3. Check whether the Brightness is OK or not with
Up/Down keys.
2. Select the tint on the P-MODE screen.
3. The tint must be changeable toward green with
the UP key and toward red with the DOWN key.
No. Adjusting pointAdjusting procedure/conditionsW aveform and others
Channel sign
7
display colour
COLOUR
8
SYSTEM key
Bilingual Key1. Receive Bilingual sound signal, press the "Bilin-
9
1. The display colour of all the channel (0-99) signs
must be green Under the AFT on mode.
1. Receive the NTSC 3.58 colour bar (A/V) signal.
Using the COLOUR SYSTEM key, select a mode
other than N3.58 and make sure the colour system does not work properly.
gual" key. Check whether there is change
SOUND-1 to SOUND-2.
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PIC-Normal.
5* The contrast, colour, brightness,
key
Sharpness key 1. Receive the E-5CH signal.
6
1. Press the Normal key on the P-MODE screen to
make sure all the displayed items are at normal
settings.
See below for the normal settings.
» Contrast: MAX
» Colour: CENTER
» Brightness : CENTER
» Tint: CENTER
» Sharpness : CENTER
2. Select the sharpness on the P-MODE screen.
3. Check whether the Sharpness is OK or not with
Up/Down keys.
tint and sharpness settings are
all normal when these items do
not appear on the screen.
10-110-2
10
Noise mute
check
1. Receive the PAL Colour Bar signal.
2. Turn up the sound volume to maximum and make
sure the sound is heard normally from the speakers. Then cut off the signal.
3. Make sure the sound muting functions.
4. Finally turn down the sound volume to minimum.
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MEMORY MAP (RH-iX3031CEZZ)
DATA
11
SUB
ADDRESS
76543210
000Initialization judgment data “23”Other than $23$23
001Initialization judgment data “20”Other than $20$20
002Initialization judgment data “13”Other than $13$13
003Initialization judgment data “61”Other than $61$61
004PLL data (upper)CH0
005PLL data (lower)
006PLL data (upper)CH1
007PLL data (lower)
008PLL data (upper)CH2
009PLL data (lower)
00APLL data (upper)CH3
00BPLL data (lower)
00CPLL data (upper)CH4
00DPLL data (lower)
00EPLL data (upper)CH5
00FPLL data (lower)
010PLL data (upper)CH6
011PLL data (lower)
012PLL data (upper)CH7
013PLL data (lower)
014PLL data (upper)CH8
015PLL data (lower)
016PLL data (upper)CH9
017PLL data (lower)
018PLL data (upper)CH10
019PLL data (lower)
01APLL data (upper)CH11
01BPLL data (lower)
01CPLL data (upper)CH12
01DPLL data (lower)
01EPLL data (upper)CH13
01FPLL data (lower)
020PLL data (upper)CH14
021PLL data (lower)
022PLL data (upper)CH15
023PLL data (lower)
024PLL data (upper)CH16
025PLL data (lower)
026PLL data (upper)CH17
027PLL data (lower)
028PLL data (upper)CH18
029PLL data (lower)
02APLL data (upper)CH19
02BPLL data (lower)
02CPLL data (upper)CH20
02DPLL data (lower)
02EPLL data (upper)CH21
02FPLL data (lower)
REMARKSCRITERIA
FACTORY
SETTING
SUB
ADDRESS
76543210
030PLL data (upper)CH22
031PLL data (lower)
032PLL data (upper)CH23
033PLL data (lower)
034PLL data (upper)CH24
035PLL data (lower)
036PLL data (upper)CH25
037PLL data (lower)
038PLL data (upper)CH26
039PLL data (lower)
03APLL data (upper)CH27
03BPLL data (lower)
03CPLL data (upper)CH28
03DPLL data (lower)
03EPLL data (upper)CH29
03FPLL data (lower)
040PLL data (upper)CH30
041PLL data (lower)
042PLL data (upper)CH31
043PLL data (lower)
044PLL data (upper)CH32
045PLL data (lower)
046PLL data (upper)CH33
047PLL data (lower)
048PLL data (upper)CH34
049PLL data (lower)
04APLL data (upper)CH35
04BPLL data (lower)
04CPLL data (upper)CH36
04DPLL data (lower)
04EPLL data (upper)CH37
04FPLL data (lower)
050PLL data (upper)CH38
051PLL data (lower)
052PLL data (upper)CH39
053PLL data (lower)
054PLL data (upper)CH40
055PLL data (lower)
056PLL data (upper)CH41
057PLL data (lower)
058PLL data (upper)CH42
059PLL data (lower)
05APLL data (upper)CH43
05BPLL data (lower)
05CPLL data (upper)CH44
05DPLL data (lower)
05EPLL data (upper)CH45
05FPLL data (lower)
DATA
REMARKSCRITERIA
FACTORY
SETTING
20CT-250
11-111-2
Page 12
12
SUB
ADDRESS
76543210
060PLL data (upper)CH46
061PLL data (lower)
062PLL data (upper)CH47
063PLL data (lower)
064PLL data (upper)CH48
065PLL data (lower)
066PLL data (upper)CH49
067PLL data (lower)
068PLL data (upper)CH50
069PLL data (lower)
06APLL data (upper)CH51
06BPLL data (lower)
06CPLL data (upper)CH52
06DPLL data (lower)
06EPLL data (upper)CH53
06FPLL data (lower)
070PLL data (upper)CH54
071PLL data (lower)
072PLL data (upper)CH55
073PLL data (lower)
074PLL data (upper)CH56
075PLL data (lower)
076PLL data (upper)CH57
077PLL data (lower)
078PLL data (upper)CH58
079PLL data (lower)
07APLL data (upper)CH59
07BPLL data (lower)
07CPLL data (upper)CH60
07DPLL data (lower)
07EPLL data (upper)CH61
07FPLL data (lower)
080PLL data (upper)CH62
081PLL data (lower)
082PLL data (upper)CH63
083PLL data (lower)
084PLL data (upper)CH64
085PLL data (lower)
086PLL data (upper)CH65
087PLL data (lower)
088PLL data (upper)CH66
089PLL data (lower)
08APLL data (upper)CH67
08BPLL data (lower)
08CPLL data (upper)CH68
08DPLL data (lower)
08EPLL data (upper)CH69
08FPLL data (lower)
DATA
REMARKSCRITERIA
FACTORY
SETTING
SUB
ADDRESS
76543210
090PLL data (upper)CH70
091PLL data (lower)
092PLL data (upper)CH71
093PLL data (lower)
094PLL data (upper)CH72
095PLL data (lower)
096PLL data (upper)CH73
097PLL data (lower)
098PLL data (upper)CH74
099PLL data (lower)
09APLL data (upper)CH75
09BPLL data (lower)
09CPLL data (upper)CH76
09DPLL data (lower)
09EPLL data (upper)CH77
09FPLL data (lower)
0A0PLL data (upper)CH78
0A1PLL data (lower)
0A2PLL data (upper)CH79
0A3PLL data (lower)
0A4PLL data (upper)CH80
0A5PLL data (lower)
0A6PLL data (upper)CH81
0A7PLL data (lower)
0A8PLL data (upper)CH82
0A9PLL data (lower)
0AAPLL data (upper)CH83
0ABPLL data (lower)
0ACPLL data (upper)CH84
0ADPLL data (lower)
0AEPLL data (upper)CH85
0AFPLL data (lower)
0B0PLL data (upper)CH86
0B1PLL data (lower)
0B2PLL data (upper)CH87
0B3PLL data (lower)
0B4PLL data (upper)CH88
0B5PLL data (lower)
0B6PLL data (upper)CH89
0B7PLL data (lower)
0B8PLL data (upper)CH90
0B9PLL data (lower)
0BAPLL data (upper)CH91
0BBPLL data (lower)
0BCPLL data (upper)CH92
0BDPLL data (lower)
0BEPLL data (upper)CH93
0BFPLL data (lower)
DATA
REMARKSCRITERIA
20CT-250
FACTORY
SETTING
12-112-2
Page 13
13
SUB
ADDRESS
76543210
0C0PLL data (upper)CH94
0C1PLL data (lower)
0C2PLL data (upper)CH95
0C3PLL data (lower)
0C4PLL data (upper)CH96
0C5PLL data (lower)
0C6PLL data (upper)CH97
0C7PLL data (lower)
0C8PLL data (upper)CH98
0C9PLL data (lower)
0CAPLL data (upper)CH99
0CBPLL data (lower)
0CC
Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics
identified in this manual: electrical components having such features
are identified by "å" in the Replacement Parts Lists.
The use of a substitute replacement part which does not have the
same safety characteristics as the factory recommended replacement parts shown in this service manual may create shock, fire or
other hazards.
"HOW TO ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS"
To have your order filled promptly and correctly, please furnish the
following informations.
1. MODEL NUMBER2. REF. NO.
3. PART NO.4. DESCRIPTION
MARK ★ : SPARE PARTS-DELIVERY SECTION.
Ref. No.Part No.★DescriptionCode
PICTURE TUBE
å V1VB48LGS10X/*SPicture Tube
å L708RCiLG0002KJZZDegaussing(ADG) Coil
å DY1RCiLH1837CEZZDeflection Yoke
å D701RH-DX0279CEZZR DiodeAB
å D702RH-DX0279CEZZR DiodeAB
å D703RH-DX0279CEZZR DiodeAB
å D704RH-DX0279CEZZR DiodeAB
å D705RH-DX0130CEZZR DiodeAE
å D706RH-DX0130CEZZR DiodeAE
å D708RH-EX0914CEZZR Zener Diode, 3.9VAD
å D709RH-DX0302CEZZR DiodeAC
å D710RH-DX0027CEZZR DiodeAE
C225VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C226VCCCPA1HH180JR 18p50V CeramicAA
C227VCCCPA1HH180JR 18p50V CeramicAA
C228RC-QZA104TAYKR 0.150V MylarAB
C229RC-QZA103TAYKR 0.0150V MylarAA
C231VCEAGA1HW475M R 4.750V ElectrolyticAB
C232VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C233VCEAGA1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C301VCEAGA1CW477M R 47016V ElectrolyticAC
C302RC-QZA104TAYKR 0.150V MylarAB
C303VCFYFA1HA474JR 0.4750V MylarAC
C304RC-QZA103TAYKR 0.0150V MylarAA
C305VCEAGA1HW104M R 0.150V ElectrolyticAA
C306RC-QZA473TAYKR 0.047 50V MylarAB
C307VCKYP A1HB331K R 330p50V CeramicAA
C308VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C309VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C310VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C311VCKYP A2HB102K R 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C312VCEAGA1CW477M R 47016V ElectrolyticAC
C314VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C315VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C316VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C318VCEAGA1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C319VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C320VCEAGA1CW337M R 33016V ElectrolyticAC
C321VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C322VCEAGA1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C323VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C327VCEAGA1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C328VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C329VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C330RC-QZA473TAYKR 0.047 50V MylarAB
C331VCKYD41HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C401VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C402VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C403VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C404VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C406VCEAGA1CW108M R 100016V ElectrolyticAD
C408VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C409VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C410RC-QZA104TAYKR 0.150V MylarAB
C411VCEAGA1HW475M R 4.750V ElectrolyticAB
C412VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C413VCEAGA1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAB
C414VCKYP A1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C415RC-QZA104TAYKR 0.150V MylarAB
C416VCEAGA1CW226M R 2216V ElectrolyticAB
C417VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C418VCEAGA1CW477M R 47016V ElectrolyticAC
C419VCCCPA1HH560JR 56p50V CeramicAA
C501VCEACA1HC105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C502VCKYP A1HB471K R 470p50V CeramicAA
C503RC-QZA104TAYKR 0.150V MylarAB
C504VCCSPA2HL471KR 470p500V CeramicAB
C505RC-QZA104TA YKR 0.150V MylarAB
C506VCEAGA1EW108M R 100025V ElectrolyticAD
C507VCEAGA1VW107M R 10035V ElectrolyticAC
C509RC-QZA104TA YKR 0.150V MylarAB
C510VCEAGA1VW477M R 47035V ElectrolyticAD
C511VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C512VCFYSA1HB824JR 0.8250V MylarAC
C513VCFYSA1HB824JR 0.8250V MylarAC
C514VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C515VCEACA1HC105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C518VCQYTA1HM392K R 3900p 50V MylarAB
C519VCQYTA1HM472K R 4700p 50V MylarAB
C601VCEAGA1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C602VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C603VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C604VCEAGA1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAB
C605VCEAGA1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C606VCEAGA1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C607VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C608RC-QZA103TA YKR 0.0150V MylarAA
C609VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C610VCFYSB2EB823JR 0.082 250V MylarAD
C611VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C612RC-KZ0037CEZZR 390p2kV CeramicAB
C613VCFPPD2DB564JR 0.56200V Polypro Film AF
C614VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C615VCQPSD2DA224J R 0.22200V Polypro Film AD
C616VCFPPD3CA752JR 7500p 1.6kV Polypro Film AE
C617RC-QZA104TA Y KR 0.150V MylarAB
C619VCEAGA2AW106M R 10100V ElectrolyticAC
C620VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C622VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C630VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C636VCEAGA1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C650VCFYFA1HA224JR 0.2250V MylarAB
C653VCKYAT1EX103NR 0.0125V CeramicAA
C654VCEAGA1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C655VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C656VCEAGA0JW107M R 1006.3V ElectrolyticAB
å C701RC-FZ017SCEZZR 0.1
å C703RC-KZ0029CEZZR 0.01
å C704RC-KZ0029CEZZR 0.01
å C705RC-KZ0029CEZZR 0.01
å C706RC-KZ0029CEZZR 0.01
å C707RC-EZ0545CEZZR 68400V ElectrolyticAQ
å C708RC-KZ0029CEZZR 0.01
å C709VCEAGA1EW107M R 10025V ElectrolyticAD
å C710VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
å C711RC-QZA471TAYJR 470p50V MylarAB
å C712VCFYHA1HA564JR 0.5650V MylarAD
å C713VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
å C714RC-QZA563TAYKR 0.056 50V MylarAB
å C715VCEAGA1HW106M R 1050V ElectrolyticAC
å C716VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
å C720VCEAGA1JW476M R 4763V ElectrolyticAB
å C721RC-KZ0341CEZZR 1000p 2kV CeramicAD
å C723VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
å C724RC-KZ0029CEZZR 0.01
å C725VCFYFA1HA474JR 0.4750V MylarAC
å C726VCKYPA1HB102KR 1000p 50V CeramicAA
å C729VCEAGA1CW477M R 47016V ElectrolyticAC
å C736RC-KZ0029CEZZR 0.01
å C737RC-EZ0724CEZZR 100160V ElectrolyticAG
å C741VCKYPA2HB472KR 4700p 500V CeramicAB
å C742VCFYFA1HA394JR 0.3950V MylarAC
å C747RC-KZ017SCEZZR 680p4 kV CeramicAD
å C750VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C801VCEAGA1HW475M R 4.750V ElectrolyticAB
C802RC-QZA103TA Y KR 0.0150V MylarAA
C803RC-QZA103TA Y KR 0.0150V MylarAA
C804RC-QZA103TA Y KR 0.0150V MylarAA
C805VCEAGA1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAB
C806VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C807VCEAGA1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAB
C808VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C809VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C810VCCCPA1HH120JR 12p50V CeramicAA
C811VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C812VCEAGA1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAB
C813RC-QZA104TA Y KR 0.150V MylarAB
C814RC-QZA104TA Y KR 0.150V MylarAB
C815VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C816RC-QZA103TA Y KR 0.0150V MylarAA
C817VCEAGA1CW227M R 22016V ElectrolyticAC
C820VCKYAT1EX103NR 0.0125V CeramicAA
C822VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C901RC-QZA104TA Y KR 0.150V MylarAB
C1001 VCCCP A1HH330J R 33p50V CeramicAA
C1002 VCCSPA1HL330JR 33p50V CeramicAA
C1003 VCCCP A1HH330J R 33p50V CeramicAA
C1004 VCCCP A1HH330J R 33p50V CeramicAA
C1005 VCEAGA1HW105M R 150V ElectrolyticAC
C1006 VCEAGA1AW107M R 10010V ElectrolyticAB
C1007 VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C1008 VCEAGA1AW476M R 4710V ElectrolyticAA
C1009 VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C1010 VCEAGA1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAA
C1011 VCCSPA1HL101JR 100p50V CeramicAA
C1012 VCKYAT1EX103NR 0.0125V CeramicAA
C1013 VCCSPA1HL471JR 470p50V CeramicAA
C1014 VCCCP A1HH560J R 56p50V CeramicAA
C1015 VCEAGA1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C1016 VCEAGA0JW107M R 1006.3V ElectrolyticAB
C1017 VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C1018 VCCCP A1HH680J R 68p50V CeramicAA
C1019 VCCCP A1HH680J R 68p50V CeramicAA
AC250V
CeramicAC
AC250V
CeramicAC
C1020 VCEAGA0JW107M R 1006.3V ElectrolyticAB
C1021 VCCSPA1HL181JR 180p50V CeramicAA
C1022 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1023 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1024 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1025 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1026 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1027 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1028 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1029 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1030 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1031 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
C1032 VCKYD41CY103N R 0.0116V CeramicAA
å R702VRW-KQ3NC3R9K R 3.97WCementAE
å R703VRS-KT3LB273JR 27k 3WMetal Oxide AD
å R704VRS-SV3DB100JR 102WMetal Oxide AA
å R705VRN-VV3AB2R2JR 2.21WMetal FilmAA
å R706VRD-RA2BE124JR 120k 1/8WCarbonAA
å R707VRD-RA2BE270JR 271/8W CarbonAA
å R710VRD-RA2BE392JR 3.9k 1/8W CarbonAA
å R712VRD-RA2BE821JR 820 1/8W CarbonAA
å R715VRD-RA2BE153JR 15k1/8W CarbonAA
å R716VRD-RA2BE180JR 181/8W CarbonAA
å R717VRD-RA2BE101JR 100 1/8W CarbonAB
å R718VRN-VV3ABR22JR 0.22 1WMetal FilmAA
å R719VRC-UA2HG825KR 8.2M 1/2W SolidAA
å R720VRC-UA2HG825KR 8.2M 1/2W SolidAA
å R721VRD-RM2HD1R0J R 11/2W CarbonAA
å R723VRS-VV3LB272JR 2.7k 3WMetal Oxide AB
å R724VRD-RA2BE102JR 1k1/8W CarbonAA
å R735VRD-RM2HD184JR 180k 1/2WCarbonAA
å R736VRD-RM2HD184JR 180k 1/2WCarbonAA
P851QPLGN0441CEZZ R Plug, 4-pin (H)AB
P852QPLGN0541CEZZ R Plug, 5-pin (K)AB
å SC851 QSOCV0840CEZZ R CRT SocketAK
CABINET P ARTS
1CCABA0046KJSAFront Cabinet Ass'y
1-1
1-2HBDGB0001KJSABadge, "SHARP"
1-3HDECQ0016KJSACover for LED
1-4HDECQ0015KJSACover for R/C
1-5HPNC-0012KJSAPunching Metal (L)
1-6HPNC-0013KJSAPunching Metal (R)
1-7HDECQ0022KJSASpeaker Decoration
1-8JBTN-0024KJSAButton, Power
1-9MSPRC0005KJFWSpring, Power Button
1-10JBTN-0025KJSAButton, CH-up/down,
2GCABB0030KJKARear Cabinet
Not Available–
1-5
1-1
1-7
Front Cabinet—
Vol-up/down
2
1-6
33
1-9
1-8
1-3 1-10 1-21-4
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