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.
64LHP5000
OUTLINE
1.This manual covers the 64LHP5000 Projector unit. The DTV Decoder is referred to in the DTV Unit Service
Manual that will be separately issued.
2.The Projector Unit Service Manual consists of two books: Issue No. S29C764LHP5-P and Issue No.
S29C864LHP5-P Use these two books together for serivicing.
Power requirements...................................120 V AC, 60 Hz
Power consumption ................................................... 400 W
External dimensions .... 1510 (W) x 698 (D) x 1425 (H) mm
59-7/16 (W) x 27-31/64 (D) x 56-1/8 (H) inch
Weight of main unit.............................. 167 kg (368 lb 4 oz)
NOTE:
Specifications and design are subject to possible modifications
without notice due to improvements.
2
Page 3
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
SAFETY INFORMATION
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual do-ityourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained to
properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may void the
warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you should not risk
trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
WARNING
This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of
California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Health & safety code section 25249.6—Proposition 65
NOTES
(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)
Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or (slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement parts must be
of identical designation.
REMARQUE
(POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEMENT)
Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou (fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que les pièces de
remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
NOTlCE: Comply with all cautions and safety related notes
located on or inside the cabinet and on the chassis or picture
tube.
The following precautions should be observed:
1. Do not install, remove, or handle the picture tube in any
manner unless shatterproof goggles are worn. People
not so equipped should be kept away while picture tubes
are handled.
Keep picture tube away from the body while handling.
2. When service is required, even though the PROJECTION MONITOR RECEIVER an isolation transformer
should be inserted between power line and the set in
safety before any service is performed.
3. When replacing a chassis in the set, all the protective
devices must be put back in place, such as barriers,
nonmetallic knobs, adjustment and compartment
covershields, isolation resistor-capacitor, etc.
4. When service is required, observe the original lead
dress.
Extra precaution should be taken to assure correct lead
dress in the high voltage circuitry area.
5. Always use the manufacturer’s replacement components. Especially critical components as indicated on the
circuit diagram should not be replaced by other
manufacture’s.
Furthermore where a short circuit has occurred, replace
those components that indicate evidence of overheating.
6. Before returning a serviced set to the customer, the service technician must thoroughly test the unit to be certain
that it is completely safe to operate without danger of
electrical shock, and be sure that no protective device
built into the set by the manufacturer has become defective, or inadvertently defeated during servicing.
Therefore, the following checks should be performed for the
continued protection of the customer and service technician.
Leakage Current Cold Check
With the AC plug removed from 120V AC 60Hz source,
place a jumper across the two plug prongs. Turn the AC
power switch on. Using an insulation tester (DC 500V), connect one lead to the jumpered AC plug and touch the other
lead to each exposed metal part (input/output terminals,
screwheads, metal overlays, control shafts, etc.), particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the
chassis. Exposed metal parts having a return path to the
chassis should have a minimum resistor reading of 0.3MΩ
and a maximum resistor reading of 5MΩ. Any resistor value
below or above this range indicates an abnormality which
requires corrective action. Exposed metal parts not having a
return path to the chassis will indicate an open circuit.
3
Page 4
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Leakage Current Hot Check
Plug the AC line cord directly into a 120V AC 60Hz outlet ( do
not use an isolation transformer for this check). Turn the AC
power switch on.
Using a “Leakage Current Tester (Simpson Model 229
equivalent )”, measure for current from all exposed metal
parts of the cabinet ( input/output terminals, screwheads,
metal overlays, control shaft, etc. ), particularly any exposed
metal part having a return path to the chassis, to a known
earth ground (water pipe, conduit, etc.). Any current measured must not exceed 0.5mA.
Reading should
not be above
0.5 mA
Earth ground
Device
under
test
2-wire cord
Also test with
plug reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
Test all
exposed metal
surfaces
Leakage
current
tester
AC Leakage Test
ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS OUTLINED
ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD
AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE SET
TO THE CUSTOMER.
High V oltage
This set is provided with a X-ray protection for clearly indicating that voltage has increased in excess of a predetermined value. Comply with all notes described in this Service
Manual regarding this hold down circuit when servicing, so
that this X-ray protection may correctly by operated.
Serviceman Warning
In the status of the black picture ( video muting is being applied ) when no signal is input, high voltage of this set during
operation is less than 30.5kV. In case any component having some relation to the high voltage is replaced, confirm
that the high voltage is lower than 30.5kV in the status of the
black picture when no signal is input.
To measure H.V. use a high impedance H.V. meter.
Connect ( – ) to earth and ( + ) to the FBT anode cable connector.
(Refer to page 50)
X-radiation
TUBE: The primary source of X-radiation in this set is the
picture tube.
For continued X-radiation protection, the replacement tube
must be the same type as the original, SHARP approved
type.
The picture tube (the CRT assy R, G, B ) use in this set
holds complete guarantee against X-ray radiation when the
X-ray is sealed (See page 5). Accordingly, when the current
in flowing to the picture tube (CRT assy R, G, B) be sure to
perform it by putting the tube into X-ray sealed applied state.
Avoid absolutely to flow the current to the picture tube (CRT
assy R, G, B) itself. Moreover, when the voltage of the high
voltage circuit becomes abnormally a little higher, the picture tube radiates X-rays. Accordingly, when servicing the
high voltage circuit be sure to replace as an assembly with
the DEFLECTION SERVICE assy in the manner in which
has been adjusted to perform normal operation.
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in SHARP set have
special safety related characteristics. These are often not
evident from visual inspection nor the protection afforded by
them necessarily can be obtained by using replacement
components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics
are identified in this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are identified by
marking with a å on the schematics and on the parts list in
this Service Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which does
not have the same safety characteristics as the SHARP recommended replacement one, shown in the parts list in this
Service Manual, may create shock, fire, X-radiation, or other
hazards.
Product Safety is continuously under review and new instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest information, always consult the current SHARP Service Manual.
A subscription to, or additional copies of SHARP Service
Manual may be obtained at a nominal charge from SHARP.
4
Page 5
CHARGED SECTION, HIGH VOLTAGE GENERATING POINT
AND X-RAY PROTECTION
Ë
Charged section
The circuit in which the commercial AC power is used as it
is without passing through the power supply transformer. If
the charged section is touched, there is a risk of electric
shock. In addition, the measuring equipment can be damaged if it is connected to the GND of the charged section
and the GND of the non-charged section while connecting
the set directly to the commercial AC power supply. In this
case, be sure to connect the set via an insulated transformer
and supply the current.
Ë
Charged section
(Power supply primary side)
1. The primary side of the AC IN assy
2. AC power cord
3. The primary side of the POWER SUPPLY assy
4. AC power cord for DTV STB
: Part is the charged section.
: Part is the high voltage generating
points other than the charged section.
AC power cord for
DTV STB
High Voltage
generating point
High Voltage
generating point
Ë
High voltage generating point
The place where voltage is 100V is generated.
1. Charged seciton
DEFLECTION assy
(including FBT)(30.5kV, 1.2kV, 210V,135V)
2. POWER SUPPLY assy (135V)
3. R. CRT DRIVE assy(10.5kV, 210V)
4. G. CRT DRIVE assy(10.5kV, 210V)
5. B. CRT DRIVE assy(10.5kV, 210V)
6. CRT assy R (CRT service assy R) (30.5kV)
7. CRT assy G (CRT service assy G) (30.5kV)
8. CRT assy B (CRT service assy B) (30.5kV)
9. Focus variable resistor(VR1)(10.5kV)
10. Deflection yokes (L1, L2 and L3) Approx. (1100V at peak)
Ë
X-ray protection
• Regarding the parts which are relative to radiation of X-
rays (There is the danger to radiate X-ray from the individual CRT assy R, G, B), there are notifications of caution in the individual schematic diagrams. Be sure to read
them for safety’s sake.
• The component parts for X-ray protection are as follows :
When the current flows to the CRT assy R, G, B, be sure
to perform it with these parts being attached. Protection
from the X-ray radiation is maintained in the state in which
these parts have been installed to the CRT assy. R, G, B.
Accordingly, never supply current only to the CRT assy R,
G, B.
Moreover, the anode voltage of the CRT assy R, G, B
should always be kept not higher than the predetermined
value (in the minimum brightness and picture state when
non signal input is less than 30.5kV). Be sure to drive the
CRT assy R, G, B by using a completely functional DEFLECTION assy which have been adjusted completely in
the combined state. (When the voltage abnormally becomes high, the X-ray protection circuit will operate.)
1. CRT assy R, G, B (Do not dismantle CRT assemblies
under any circumastances)
2. Each Lens assy
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
High Voltage
generating point
AC Power cord
Charged section
Fig. 1 Charged section and high voltage generating point
Fig. 2 Component parts for X-ray protection
5
Page 6
64LHP5000
POWER
STANDBY/ON
INPUTCHRETURN
POWER/
DOWN LOAD
TIMEROPC
PROJECTOR UNIT
Front Panel Functions
A flip-down door conceals the control panel. Push gently
and release, to open the door. To close the door, lift it back
up into place.
NOTE:
If you accidentally pull the door, it may not shut properly. Push the
door back in to shut it.
1 POWER/DOWNLOAD indicator
Lights when power is on. Flashes when downloading the
GUIDE Plus+ program information.
2 Timer indicator
Lights GUIDE Plus+ timer is set.
3 DTV indicator
Lights when receiving a digital television broadcast.
Flashes when downloading the DTV program information.
(DTV indicator may still blink even when the power has
been turned off. This is not a defect.)
4 OPC sensor
Sensor to detect the room brightness.
5 POWER button (ST ANDBY/ON)
Press once to turn on the Rear Projection HDTV. Press
again to turn off the Rear Projection HDTV.
NOTE:
When the Rear Projection HDTV is turned on in DTV mode, it may take
several seconds before the DTV image is displayed. This is not a
malfunction.
6 INPUT button
Press to select your program source. Each press of the
INPUT changes the selection to the next source.
TVDTVINPUT 1
INPUT 4INPUT 3INPUT 2
7 CHANNEL b uttons
Press plus ' or minus " to tune to a higher or lower
channel. Only the preset channels can be tuned in using
these buttons.
8 RETURN b utton
Press to set the Rear Projection HDTV to its initial mode.
In some cases, the door may only open slightly when
pushed.
In such cases, open the door with your finger as shown in
the figure at left.
51234678
6
Page 7
64LHP5000
VOL
S-VIDEO
INPUT 4
VIDEOL-AUDIO-R
(MONO)
PROJECTOR UNIT
FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS
Initial mode
Input selector:Set to TV.
TV channel:Remains at the last channel set.
VOLUME:Remains at the last setting.
MUTING:OFF
VIDEO
MODE:STD
Parameters:Set to 0.
3D Y/C LEVEL:3
3D NR LEVEL:3
CNR:OFF
FAV. COLOR:STD.
FLESH TONE:ON
AUDIO
MTS:MAIN
Parameters:Set to 0.
SURROUND:OFF
VIEW
AUT O VIEW:OFF
MODE:SMART STRETCH
V. POSITION:Set to 0.
CC:OFF
OPC:OFF
SYSTEM IN/OUT
SPEAKER:NORMAL
AUDIO OUT:FIXED
CAUTION:
Do not press any operation button on the Rear Projection
HDTV or the remote control unit while recording. Signals
from the MONITOR OUTPUT jacks may be temporarily
interrupted when a button is pressed.
ATTENTION
The Rear Projection HDTV Receiver will not function
properly in the following cases.
•An electrical discharge in the CRT.
•Lightning storms.
•High static electricity environment.
•Poor voltage regulation in the power source.
If the Rear Projection HDTV does not operate properly,
reset it as follows:
1. Unplug the AC cord.
2. After approximately 1 minute, turn on the power with
switch and 5 POWER button.
NOTE:
On rare occasions, an electrical discharge may occur inside the
CRT. It makes a short, sharp pop and either no sound is produced
or the volume level changes by itself. The TWIN PICTURE and
SEARCH SCREEN function will be cancelled automatically if an
electrical discharge occurs when this function is engaged.
•When this button is pressed while adjusting the
outer point convergence, the outer point
convergence returns to the initial mode.
9 VOLUME buttons
Press plus (+) button to increase the volume, press minus
(–) button to decrease it.
0 INPUT 4 jac ks
These inputs are for Video Movie and VCR. Use RCA-type
pin plug cords (the same as those used in Hi-Fi systems)
and S-VIDEO cords for connections. When the audio
source to be connected is monaural, connect the source to
the L-(MONO) jack.
90
7
Page 8
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Remote Control Unit Functions
1
0
MONITOR (TV) CONTR OL B UTT ONS
1 POWER button
Turns the power of the Rear Projection HDTV on and off.
2 Input button (TV, DTV, INPUT 1 to INPUT 4)
Press the button to select the source you wish to watch. The screen
will display your selection.
5
3
4
7
9
8
6
2
3 VIEW MODE button
Press to select the VIEW MODE.
4 ANT-A/B button
Press to switch between ANTENNA-A and ANTENNA-B when you
wish to watch TV.
5 Direct channel selection buttons
Press the button (or buttons) that corresponds to the channel that
you wish to watch.
6 CH (channel) ', " button
Press plus ' or minus " to tune in a higher or lower channel. Only
the preset channels can be tuned in using these buttons.
7 MUTE button
Press to temporarily turn off the sound. Press again to return to the
previous volume level.
8 Cursor/ENTER buttons (ENTER, \, |, ', ")
\, |, ', ": Press to select or adjust items on the menu screen.
ENTER:Press to activate the selected function.
9 FAVORITES buttons
These buttons call up the channels that have been assigned to
them.
q
REMOTE CONTR OL UNIT SETTING BUTTONS
0 Remote control mode select buttons
Use to switch the remote control unit modes.
q Light button
When this button is pressed, some buttons on the remote control
unit will light. The lighting will tur n off if no operations are performed
within about six seconds.
This button is used for performing operations in dark places.
8
Page 9
a
t
s
p
i
o
u
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
w TWIN PICTURE/SEARCH screen buttons
TWIN PICTURE: Press to turn the TWIN PICTURE screen function
on and off.
STROBE:Press to turn the STROBE screen on and off.
SEARCH:Press to select the SEARCH screen mode.
SELECT:Selects the screen for switching the channel or
input source.*
FREEZE:When this button is pressed with the regular
screen, the screen will change to the TWIN
PICTURE screen and the picture at the time the
button was pressed will become the sub-picture,
displayed as a frozen image.
"-TWIN CH-': Used to switch the channel for the sub-picture of
the TWIN PICTURE screen.
e DISPLAY button
Turns the screen indicators for the input source, channel, setting,
and they will appear for a few seconds.
r FLASHBACK button
Press to switch between the current channel and the channel you
were watching immediately before.
1
y
r
w
e
t VOL (volume) +, – buttons
Press plus (+) button to increase the volume, press minus (–) button
to decrease it.
Volume level will appear on the screen as numbers and a bar graph.
The maximum volume level is “63”.
The display will disappear from the screen after 2 seconds.
y MENU button
Press to turn on the menu screen for use in function selection.
Press again to return to normal TV screen.
u GUIDE/TV button
i INFO button
o VCR Plus+ button
p ENTER button
a ACTION button
s
The buttons of u-s listed above are GUIDE Plus+ buttons.
button
*1 With the 9-SEARCH screen, the search picture’s input source
and channel cannot be switched.
9
Page 10
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
DTV CONTROL BUTT ONS
1 AUDIO button
Press to select the audio mode during multiaudio broadcasts.
5
9
2
0
6
4
3
8
7
2 Direct channel selection buttons,
Press the buttons that corresponds to the channel that you wish to
watch.
3 CH (channel) ', " buttonPress plus ' or minus " to tune in a higher or lower channel.
4 Cursor/ENTER buttons (ENTER, \, |, ', ")
\, |, ', ": Press the button to select items on the DTV MENU
screen.
ENTER:Press to activate the selected function.
5 FAVORITE CH/Colored (blue, green, red and yellow) buttons
FAVORITE CH: Used for making FAVORITE CH settings for the
DTV.
Blue, Green, Red, Yellow:Used to make selections from the DTV
menu.
6 DTV button
Tur ns the TV to the DTV mode.
7 FLASHBACK button
Press to switch between the current channel and the channel you
were watching immediately before.
8 DTV MENU button
When this button is pressed, the DTV menu screen will be
displayed.
button
1
9 INFO button
When this button is pressed, information on DTV will be displayed.
0 VIEW MODE button
Adjust picture size.
10
Page 11
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
CABLE CONTROL BUTT ONS
Cable converters which are made by other makers and are not
preset can also be operated using the remote control unit if buttons
1 to 2 have learnt the functions.
1 Direct channel selection buttons
Press the button (or buttons) that corresponds to the channel that
you wish to watch.
2 CH (channel) ', " buttonsPress plus ' or minus " to tune in a higher or lower channel.
3 ENTER button *
Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons.
1
2
3
* Some manufacturers do not preset ENTER.
11
Page 12
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
VCR CONTROL BUTT ONS
If the VCR is preset by OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROL, the
remote control unit button will function as follows when the mode
switch of the remote control unit is set to VCR.
When the input button having the same number as the input
terminal connecting the VCR is pressed, the VCR can be operated
using buttons 1 to 9.
VCR which are made by other makers and are not preset can also
be operated using the remote control unit if buttons 1 to 9 have
learnt the functions.
1 Numeric buttons
Use to enter two-digit code numbers when identifying your VCR.
2\\ REW
Press to rewind a tape. For some VCRs you may need to press
STOP first, then REWIND.
In Playback mode, hold button down to view picture moving
rapidly in reverse.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
3| PLAY
Press to play back a tape.
4â PAUSE
Press to temporarily stop the tape during playback or recording.
Press again to release Pause.
5Ë STOP
Press to stop the tape.
6Æ REC
Press to begin recording.
7 FF ||
Press to rapidly advance the tape. For some VCRs, you may
need to press STOP first, then FF.
In Playback mode, hold button down to view the picture moving
rapidly in forward direction.
8 VCR CHANNEL UP (')/ DOWN (")
Press to scan up or down through the channels on the VCR.
9 VCR POWER Æ
Press to turn the VCR on and off.
12
Page 13
ADJUSTMENT
Ë
Key Indication of the Remote Control Unit
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
CONVER GE:
GV (Green, Vertical)
GH (Green, Horizontal)
BV (Blue, Vertical)
• Adjustment Items
Adjustment
RANGE
OFFSET
Adjustment
Name
CUT-R
VOL0
Color
TINT
Contrast
Bright
Sharpness
3D YC,
3D NR Level
Detail
VOL20
S.V .M
VOL30
DRV-R
S.V .M
DRV-B
NU
MERIC
KEYS
Cyclically
ADJUSTMENT
ITEMS
STATIC
SKEW
3D SKEW
5D SKEW
BOW
4D BOW
6D BOW
SUB KEY
M S KEY
3S KEY
M 3S KEY
KEY
MID KEY
3D KEY
M 3D KEY
SUB PIN
M S PIN
4S PIN
M 4S PIN
PIN
MID PIN
4D PIN
M 4D PIN
LIN
MID LIN
6D LIN
SIZE
MID SIZE
5D SIZE
RANGE:
SRS ON/OFF
TRU ON/OFF
RH (Red, Horizontal)
RV (Red, Vertical)
BH (Blue, Horizontal)
TYPE
GH GV RH RV BH BV
OFFSET:
CUT-G
CUT-B
(Data Value)
VOL – VOL +
13
Page 14
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Ë
Jigs and Measuring Instruments
· Screwdriver· Adjustment screwdriver
Color bar generatorD.DC. Volt meterLD player
MonoscopeDual trace oscilloscopeFrequency counter
For HD Signal generator
14
Page 15
Ë
Assembly Adjustment Location and Items
A TUNER • µ-COM ASSY (A SIDE)
K2702
J2703
VR2701
916
IC2701
18
VR2801
FOCUS VR (VR1)
B
GFOCUS VR
R
Translucent paper such as tracing paper
Lens assy
(For Red)
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Lens assy
(For Green)
Lens assy
(For Blue)
5227
IC2202
126
TUNER • µ-COM ASSY (B SIDE)
IC2702
148
71
Q2708
B POWER SUPPLY ASSY
IC207
91
VR201
VR202
TP201
TP204
91
IC201
L2202
C VIDEO ASSY (A SIDE)
IC5251
12856
15
1
1
1
11
10
P5252
29
P5254
Deflection
yoke (B)
CRT assy B
Deflection
yoke
B CRT DRIVE
Centering magnet
(Turn in either direction untill cross signal becomes white.)
assy
TP-BK
CRT assy G
G CRT DRIVE
assy
MEASURING METHOD
Disconnect the FBT anode cable as shown below.
Measure at the point where the cable enters the FBT.
Caution: Take extra precaution when measuring the
voltage. High voltage are also present in
surrounding circuit boards. (CRT DRIVE assy,
P5253
POWER SUPPLY assy).
SERVICEMAN W ARNING
Before removing the anode cable, turn off the power,
unplug the AC plug and let the unit discharge for more
than 1 minute.
Anode cable
FBT
Note:
When reconnecting the cable, proceed in the reverse
order. After reconnecting, tug on the cable to check
that it is secure.
Centering magnet
(Turn in either direction untill cross signal becomes white.)
CRT assy G
TP-BK
G CRT DRIVE assy
24
Page 25
• For Red or Blue adjustment, turn 1st FACTORY ADJ mode ON
and then OFF to place the convergence POSITION at the center
of the adjustable range.
• Move the centering magnet of the deflection yoke for the
replaced color so that the horizontal and vertical lines at the
center of the screen align with the lines for a color not replaced.
Cross hatch
Screen center adjustment
5
Start
Focus adjustment of lens assy
6
Start
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Deflection yoke
Centering magnet
(Turn in either direction until cross signal becomes white.)
Translucent paper such as tracing paper
Focus VR adjustment
7
Start
Cross hatch
Cross hatch
FOCUS VR (VR1)
B
GFOCUS VR
R
“Best focusing”
Lens assy
(For Red)
Lens assy
(For Green)
Lens assy
(For Blue)
Turn the focus VR for best focusing.
25
Page 26
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Vertical size adjustment
8
Start
1st FAC
Monoscope
or
General
broadcasting
Green screen
V .SIZE
Adjust the size so that the picture is completely
displayed on the screen.
Note :
After the V. SIZE adjustment,
enter the H. SIZE adjustment by
pressing “1” key and readjust.
Screen mode : FULL
91% ± 2%
Note :
After the H. SIZE adjustment,
enter the V. SIZE adjustment by
pressing “2” key and readjust.
26
Page 27
Horizontal size adjustment
9
Start
1st FAC
Monoscope
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Note :
Screen mode : FULL
Green screen
H.SIZE
or
General
broadcasting
Adjust the size so that the picture is completely
displayed on the screen.
91% ± 2%
27
Page 28
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Convergence adjustment
10
10
Green line adjustment
-1
1st FAC
• Adjustment in the horizontal direction
Start
» Horizontal correction adjustment of the green line
• See 4 Convergence Setting Mode in the Factory ADJ mode.
• Input cross-hatch signals to this device’s video input terminal.
• The green line serves as the reference line in the adjustment of
red and blue. Perform this accurately.
Adjust the convergence of the green line using only green.
• Select the Adjustment item
GH - STATIC
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
Adjustment Items
1
2
3
4
5
6
Center-line Adjustment
7
"
GH-STATIC
"
GH-SKEW
"
GH-BOW
"
(GH-3D SKEW)
"
(GH-4D BOW)
"
(GH-5D SKEW)
"
(GH-6D BOW)
Screen No.
1
2
5
3
6
4
7
• Adjust the center vertical line to the screen center position.
• Adjust so that the green vertical line at the center becomes a straight line with neither
Note: Do not adjust items 4 to 7.
• Adjust the Data value
distortion nor tilting.
Note :
The convergence for this device must be adjusted for each
screen size FULL (NTSC, 4:3 NORMAL), ZOOM (NTSC), CINEMA WIDE (NTSC), NATURAL WIDE (NTSC), FULL (HD)
(33.75 kHz, DTV).
RED
OFF
Green only
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of H-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust H-STATIC.
Adjustment Method
GREEN
ON
BLUE
OFF
1
2
3
4
5
6
Line-interval Adjustment
Ë
Screen
• STATIC
Key
No.
)
• SKEW
Key
No.
1
Key
No.
• BOW
2
"
GH-SIZE
"
GH-MID SIZE
"
GH-LIN
"
GH-MID LIN
"
(GH-5D SIZE)
"
(GH-6D LIN)
1
2
5
• 3D SKEW
• 4D BOW
8
9
A
B
0
C
• Adjust so that the intervals of the green vertical lines in the right and left sections of the
screen are symmetrical and correct.
Note: Do not adjust items 5 and 6.
» Screen’s changes in the horizontal direction when manual convergence
adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those implemented using
the Volume
key is used.
3
• 5D SKEW
4
Key
No.
± key. Changes are opposite to the arrow when the Volume —
= Fixed position
• SIZE
8
• MID SIZE
9
• 5D SIZE
8
6
• 6D BOW
7
Key
No.
• LIN
11
• MID LIN
12
7
Fig. 1. Horizontal correction (1)
• 6D LIN
10
13
28
Page 29
» Horizontal correction adjustment of the green line
• Select the Adjustment item
GH - SUB PIN
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of H-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust H-STATIC.
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Adjustment Items
1
2
3
Lean Adjustment
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Distortion Adjustment
9
10
11
12
*1 : Adjust taking note of the green vertical lines at 1/4 of the left and right sides of the screen.
"
GHKEY
"
GH-MID KEY
"
GH-SUB KEY
"
GH-M S KEY
"
GH-3D KEY
"
(GH-M 3D KEY)
"
GH-3DS KEY
"
(GH-M 3S KEY)
"
GH-PIN
"
GH-MID PIN
"
GH-SUB PIN
"
GH-M S PIN
"
GH-4D PIN
"
(GH-M 4D PIN)
"
GH-4DS PIN
"
(GH-M 4S PIN)
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
Screen No.
E
F
I
J
G
H
K
L
M
N
Q
R
O
P
S
T
• Adjust so that the vertical green lines on the left and right sides of the screen do not tilt.
• Adjust so that the vertical green lines on the left and right sides of the screen become
straight with no distortion.
Note: Do not adjust items 2, 4, 10 and 12.
Adjustment Method
Ë
Key
No.
4
Key
No.
3
Key
No.
6
Key
No.
5
Screen
• SUB KEY
• SUB PIN
• KEY
• PIN
15
19
23
27
• MID KEY
• M S KEY
• MID PIN
• M S PIN
16
20
24
28
Fig. 2. Horizontal correction (2)
• 3D KEY
• 3DS KEY
• 4D PIN
• 4DS PIN
17
21
25
29
29
• M 3D KEY
• M 3S KEY
• M 4D PIN
• M 4S PIN
» Screen’s changes in the horizontal direction when
18
manual convergence adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those
implemented using the Volume
opposite to the arrow when the Volume
± key. Changes are
— key is used.
22
26
30
= Fixed position
Page 30
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
10
Green line adjustment
-2
1st FAC
• Adjustment in the vertical direction
Start
» Vertical correction adjustment of the green line
• Select the Adjustment item
GV - STATIC
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
Adjustment Items
1
2
3
4
5
6
Center-line Adjustment
7
"
GV-STATIC
"
GV-SKEW
"
GV-BOW
"
(GV-3D SKEW)
"
(GV-4D BOW)
"
(GV-5D SKEW)
"
(GV-6D BOW)
Screen No.
1
2
5
3
6
4
7
• Adjust the center horizontal line to the center of the screen.
• Adjust so that the green vertical line at the center becomes a straight line with neither
Note: Do not adjust items 6 and 7.
• Adjust the Data value
distortion nor tilting.
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of V-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust V-STATIC.
Adjustment Method
1
2
3
4
5
6
Line-interval Adjustment
Ë
Screen
• STATIC
Key
No.
)
• SKEW
Key
No.
1
Key
No.
• BOW
2
"
GV-SIZE
"
GV-LIN
"
GV-MID SIZE
"
GV-MID LIN
"
(GV-5D SIZE)
"
(GV-6D LIN)
1
2
5
• 3D SKEW
• 4D BOW
8
A
9
B
0
C
• Adjust so that the intervals of the green horizontal lines at the top and bottom of the
screen are symmetrical and correct.
Note: Do not adjust items 5 and 6.
» Screen’s changes in the vertical direction when manual convergence
adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those implemented using
the Volume
key is used.
3
• 5D SKEW
4
± key. Changes are opposite to the arrow when the Volume —
• SIZE
8
• MID SIZE
9
• 5D SIZE
Key
No.
8
6
• 6D BOW
7
• LIN
11
• MID LIN
12
• 6D LIN
Key
No.
7
10
13
= Fixed position
Fig. 3. Vertical correction (1)
30
Page 31
» Vertical correction adjustment of the green line
• Select the Adjustment item
GV - SUB PIN
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of V-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust V-STATIC.
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Adjustment Items
"
1
2
3
Lean Adjustment
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Distortion Adjustment
10
11
12
*2 : Adjust taking note of the green horizontal lines at 1/4 of the left and right sides of the screen.
GV-KEY
"
GV-MID KEY
"
GV-SUB KEY
"
GV-M S KEY
"
GV-3D KEY
"
(GV-M 3D KEY)
"
GV-3DS KEY
"
(GV-M 3S KEY)
"
GV-PIN
"
GV-MID PIN
"
GV-4D PIN
"
(GV-M 4D PIN)
"
GV-SUB PIN
"
GV-M S PIN
"
GV-4DS PIN
"
(GV-M 4S PIN)
*2
*2
*2
*2
*2
*2
*2
*2
Screen No.
E
F
I
J
G
H
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
• Adjust so that the green horizontal lines at the top and bottom of the screen do not tilt.
• Adjust so that the green horizontal lines at the top and bottom of the screen become
straight with no distortion.
Note: Do not adjust items 2, 4, 8 and 12.
Adjustment Method
Ë
Key
No.
4
Key
No.
3
Key
No.
6
Key
No.
5
Screen
• SUB KEY
• SUB PIN
• KEY
• PIN
15
19
23
27
• MID KEY
• M S KEY
• MID PIN
• M S PIN
16
20
24
28
Fig. 4. Vartical correction (2)
• 3D KEY
• 3DS KEY
• 4D PIN
• 4DS PIN
17
21
25
29
31
• M 3D KEY
• M 3S KEY
• M 4D PIN
• M 4S PIN
» Screen’s changes in the vertical direction when
18
manual convergence adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those
implemented using the Volume
opposite to the arrow when the Volume
± key. Changes are
— key is used.
22
26
30
= Fixed position
Page 32
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
10
Red line adjustment
-3
1st FAC
• Adjustment in the horizontal direction
Start
» Horizontal correction adjustment of the red line
• See 4 Convergence Setting Mode in the Factory ADJ mode.
• Input cross-hatch signals to this device’s video input terminal.
• Adjust the convergence of the red line using the green and red
lines.
• Select the Adjustment item
• Adjust the Data value
RH - STATIC
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the red center to match the green center.
• Overlap the red vertical line at the center with the green vertical line.
Note: Do not adjust items 6 and 7.
RED
ON
RED + GREEN
Note :
• Ov erlap the green line with the red line, so that the line
becomes yellow .
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the optimum
state.
or
• Fine-adjust ov er the entire picture to obtain the optimum
picture.
• If the adjustment is of H-STATICnot possible within the
range of 010 to –010, set the data value to 0, turn the
centering magnet of the deflection yoke and fine-adjust
H-STATIC.
Adjustment Method
GREEN
ON
BLUE
ON
1
2
3
4
5
6
Line-interval Adjustment
Ë
Screen
• STATIC
Key
No.
)
• SKEW
Key
No.
1
Key
No.
• BOW
2
"
RH-SIZE
"
RH-LIN
"
RH-MID SIZE
"
RH-MID LIN
"
(RH-5D SIZE)
"
(RH-6D LIN)
1
2
5
• 3D SKEW
• 4D BOW
8
A
9
B
0
C
• Adjust the interval at the center of the red vertical line to the interval of the green vertical
line.
Note: Do not adjust items 5 and 6.
» Screen’s changes in the horizontal direction when manual convergence
adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those implemented using
the Volume
key is used.
3
• 5D SKEW
4
Key
No.
± key. Changes are opposite to the arrow when the Volume —
= Fixed position
• SIZE
8
• MID SIZE
9
8
6
• 6D BOW
7
Key
No.
• LIN
11
• MID LIN
12
7
Fig. 5. Horizontal correction (1)
• 5D SIZE
• 6D LIN
10
13
32
Page 33
» Horizontal correction adjustment of the red line
• Select the Adjustment item
RH - SUB PIN
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of H-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust H-STATIC.
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Adjustment Item
1
2
3
Lean Adjustment
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Distortion Adjustment
10
11
12
*3 : Adjust taking note of the red horizontal lines at 1/4 of the left and right sides of the screen.
Ë
Screen
"
RH-KEY
"
RH-MID KEY
"
RH-SUB KEY
"
RH-M S KEY
"
RH-3D KEY
"
(RH-M 3D KEY)
"
RH-3DS KEY
"
(RH-M 3S KEY)
"
RH-PIN
"
RH-MID PIN
"
RH-4D PIN
"
(RH-M 4D PIN)
"
RH-SUB PIN
"
RH-M S PIN
"
(RH-4DS PIN)
"
RH-M 4S PIN
• KEY
*3
*3
*3
*3
15
*3
*3
*3
*3
• MID KEY
Screen No.
E
F
I
J
G
H
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
16
• Adjust so that the red vertical lines at the top and bottom of the screen do not tilt.
• Adjust so that the red vertical line at the top and bottom of the screen overlap with the
green vertical lines, and becomes a straight line with no distortion.
Note: Do not adjust items 2, 4, 8 and 11.
17
• 3D KEY
• M 3D KEY
Key
No.
4
Adjustment Method
» Screen’s changes in the horizontal direction when
18
manual convergence adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those
implemented using the Volume
opposite to the arrow when the Volume
± key. Changes are
— key is used.
Key
No.
3
Key
No.
6
Key
No.
5
• SUB KEY
• PIN
• SUB PIN
19
23
27
• M S KEY
• MID PIN
• M S PIN
20
24
28
Fig. 6. Horizontal correction (2)
• 3DS KEY
• 4D PIN
• 4DS PIN
21
25
29
33
• M 3S KEY
• M 4D PIN
• M 4S PIN
22
26
30
= Fixed position
Page 34
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
10
Red line adjustment
-4
1st FAC
• Adjustment in the vertical direction
Start
» Vertical correction adjustment of the red line
• Select the Adjustment item
RV - STATIC
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the red center to match the green center.
• Adjust so that the red horizontal line at the center overlaps with the green horizontal
line.
Note: Do not adjust items 6 to 7.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of V-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust V-STATIC.
Adjustment Method
1
2
3
4
5
6
Line-interval Adjustment
Ë
Screen
• STATIC
Key
No.
)
• SKEW
Key
No.
1
Key
No.
• BOW
2
"
RV-SIZE
"
RV-LIN
"
RV-MID SIZE
"
RV-MID LIN
"
(RV-5D SKEW)
"
(RV-6D LIN)
1
2
5
• 3D SKEW
• 4D BOW
8
A
9
B
0
C
• Adjust the interval at the center of the red vertical line to the interval of the green vertical
line.
Note: Do not adjust items 5 and 6.
» Screen’s changes in the vertical direction when manual convergence
adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those implemented using
the Volume
key is used.
3
• 5D SKEW
4
± key. Changes are opposite to the arrow when the Volume —
• SIZE
8
• MID SIZE
9
Key
No.
8
6
• 6D BOW
7
• LIN
11
• MID LIN
12
Key
No.
7
• 5D SIZE
• 6D LIN
10
13
= Fixed position
Fig. 7. Vertical correction (1)
34
Page 35
» Vertical correction adjustment of the red line
• Select the Adjustment item
RV - SUB PIN
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of V-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust V-STATIC.
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Adjustment Item
1
2
3
4
"
RV-KEY
"
RV-MID KEY
"
RV-SUB KEY
"
RV-M S KEY
*4
*4
Lean Adjustment
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Distortion Adjustment
10
11
12
*4 : Adjust taking note of the red horizontal lines at 1/4 of the left and right sides of the screen.
"
RV-3D KEY
"
(RV-M 3D KEY)
"
RV-3DS KEY
"
(RV-M 3S KEY)
"
RV-PIN
"
RV-MID PIN
"
RV-4D PIN
"
(RV-M 4D PIN)
"
RV-SUB PIN
"
RV-M S PIN
"
RV-4DS PIN
"
(RV-M 4S PIN)
*4
*4
*4
*4
*4
*4
Screen No.
E
F
I
J
G
H
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
• Adjust so that the red horizontal lines at the left and right of the screen do not tilt.
• Adjust so that the red horizontal lines at the left and right of the screen overlap with the
green horizontal lines, and become a straight line with no distortion.
Note: Do not adjust items 2, 4, 8 and 12.
Adjustment Method
Ë
Key
No.
4
Key
No.
3
Key
No.
6
Key
No.
5
Screen
• SUB KEY
• SUB PIN
• KEY
• PIN
15
19
23
27
• MID KEY
• M S KEY
• MID PIN
• M S PIN
16
20
24
28
Fig. 8. Vartical correction (2)
• 3D KEY
• 3DS KEY
• 4D PIN
• 4DS PIN
17
21
25
29
35
• M 3D KEY
• M 3S KEY
• M 4D PIN
• M 4S PIN
» Screen’s changes in the vertical direction when
18
manual convergence adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those
implemented using the Volume
opposite to the arrow when the Volume
± key. Changes are
— key is used.
22
26
30
= Fixed position
Page 36
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
10
Blue line adjustment
-5
1st FAC
• Adjustment in the horizontal direction
Start
» Horizontal correction adjustment of the blue line
• See 4 Convergence Setting Mode in the Factory ADJ mode.
• Input cross-hatch signals to this device’s video input terminal.
• Select the Adjustment item
BH - STATIC
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
Adjustment Item
1
2
3
4
1
6
Center-line Adjustment
7
"
BH-STATIC
"
BH-SKEW
"
BH-BOW
"
BH-3D SKEW
"
BH-4D BOW
"
BH-5D SKEW
"
BH-6D BOW
Screen No.
1
2
5
3
6
4
7
• Adjust the blue center to match the green center.
• Overlap the blue vertical line at the center with the green vertical line.
Note: Do not adjust items 6 and 7.
• Adjust the Data value
RED
OFF
GREEN + BLUE
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of H-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust H-STATIC.
Adjustment Method
GREEN
ON
BLUE
ON
1
2
3
4
5
6
Line-interval Adjustment
Ë
Screen
• STATIC
Key
No.
)
• SKEW
Key
No.
1
Key
No.
• BOW
2
"
BH-SIZE
"
BH-LIN
"
BH-MID SIZE
"
BH-MID LIN
"
(BH-5D SIZE)
"
(BH-6D LIN)
1
2
5
• 3D SKEW
• 4D BOW
8
A
9
B
0
C
• Adjust the interval at the center of the blue vertical line to the interval of the green
vertical line.
Note: Do not adjust items 5 and 6.
» Screen’s changes in the horizontal direction when manual convergence
adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those implemented using
the Volume
key is used.
3
• 5D SKEW
4
Key
No.
± key. Changes are opposite to the arrow when the Volume —
= Fixed position
• SIZE
8
• MID SIZE
9
• 5D SIZE
8
6
• 6D BOW
7
Key
No.
• LIN
11
• MID LIN
12
7
Fig. 9. Horizontal correction (1)
• 6D LIN
10
13
36
Page 37
» Horizontal correction and adjustment of blue line
• Select the Adjustment item
BH - SUB PIN
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of H-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust H-STATIC.
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Adjustment Item
1
2
3
Lean Adjustment
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Distortion Adjustment
10
11
12
*5 : Adjust taking note of the blue vertical lines at 1/4 of the left and right sides of the screen.
Ë
Screen
"
BH-KEY
"
BH-MID KEY
"
BH-SUB KEY
"
BH-M S KEY
"
BH-3D KEY
"
(BH-M 3D KEY)
"
BH-3DS KEY
"
(BH-M 3S KEY)
"
BH-PIN
"
BH-MID PIN
"
BH-4D PIN
"
(BH-M 4D PIN)
"
BH-SUB PIN
"
BH-M S PIN
"
BH-4DS PIN
"
(BH-M 4S PIN)
• KEY
*5
*5
*5
*5
15
*5
*5
*5
*5
• MID KEY
Screen No.
E
F
I
J
G
H
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
16
• Adjust so that the blue vertical lines at the top and bottom of the screen do not tilt.
• Adjust so that the blue vertical lines at the top and bottom of the screen overlap with the
green vertical lines, and become a straight line with no distortion.
Note:Do not adjust items 2, 4, 8 and 12.
17
• 3D KEY
• M 3D KEY
Key
No.
4
Adjustment Method
» Screen’s changes in the horizontal direction when
18
manual convergence adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those
implemented using the Volume
opposite to the arrow when the Volume
± key. Changes are
— key is used.
Key
No.
3
Key
No.
6
Key
No.
5
• SUB KEY
• PIN
• SUB PIN
19
23
27
• M S KEY
• MID PIN
• M S PIN
20
24
28
• 3DS KEY
• 4DS PIN
Fig. 10. Horizontal correction (2)
• 4D PIN
21
25
29
37
• M 3S KEY
• M 4D PIN
• M 4S PIN
22
26
30
= Fixed position
Page 38
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
10
Blue line adjustment
-6
1st FAC
• Adjustment in the vertical direction
Start
» Vertical correction adjustment of the blue line
• Select the Adjustment item
BV - STATIC
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the blue center to match the green center.
• Adjust so that the blue horizontal line at the center overlaps with the green horizontal
line.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of V-STATIC is not possible
within the range of 010 to –010, set the data value
to 0, turn the centering magnet of the deflection
yoke and fine-adjust V-STATIC.
Adjustment Method
1
2
3
4
5
6
Line-interval Adjustment
Ë
Screen
• STATIC
Key
No.
)
• SKEW
Key
No.
1
Key
No.
• BOW
2
"
BV-SIZE
"
BV-LIN
"
BV-MID SIZE
"
BV-MID LIN
"
(BV-5D SIZE)
"
(BV-6D LIN)
1
2
5
• 3D SKEW
• 4D BOW
8
A
9
B
0
C
• Adjust the interval at the center of the blue horizontal line to the interval of the green
horizontal line.
Note: Do not adjust items 5 and 6.
» Screen’s changes in the vertical direction when manual convergence
adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those implemented using
the Volume
key is used.
3
• 5D SKEW
4
± key. Changes are opposite to the arrow when the Volume —
• SIZE
8
• MID SIZE
9
Key
No.
8
6
• 6D BOW
7
• LIN
11
• MID LIN
12
Key
No.
7
• 5D SIZE
• 6D LIN
10
13
= Fixed position
Fig. 11. Vertical correction (1)
38
Page 39
» Vertical correction adjustment of the blue line
• Select the Adjustment item
BV - SUB PIN
or
In particular, be aware of the
setting before adjustment.
• Adjust the Data value
Note :
• Repeat the adjustments until you attain the
optimum state.
• Fine-adjust over the entire picture to obtain the
or
optimum picture.
• If the adjustment of V-STAC is not possible within
the range of 010 to –010, set the data value to 0,
turn the centering magnet of the deflection yoke
and fine-adjust V-STATIC.
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Adjustment Item
1
2
3
Lean Adjustment
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Distortion Adjustment
10
11
12
*6 : Adjust taking note of the blue horizontal lines at 1/4 of the left and right sides of the screen
Ë
Screen
"
BV-KEY
"
BV-MID KEY
"
BV-SUB KEY
"
BV-M S KEY
"
BV-3D KEY
"
(BV-M 3D KEY)
"
BV-3DS KEY
"
(BV-M 3S KEY)
"
BV-PIN
"
BV-MID PIN
"
BV-4D PIN
"
(BV-M 4D PIN)
"
BV-SUB PIN
"
BV-M S PIN
"
BV-4DS PIN
"
(BV-M 4S PIN)
• KEY
*6
*6
*6
*6
15
*6
*6
*6
*6
• MID KEY
Screen No.
E
F
I
J
G
H
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
16
• Adjust so that the blue horizontal lines at the left and right of the screen do not tilt.
• Adjust so that the blue horizontal lines at the left and right of the screen overlap with the
green horizontal lines, and become straight lines with no distortion.
Note: Do not adjust items 2, 4, 8 and 12.
17
• 3D KEY
• M 3D KEY
Key
No.
4
Adjustment Method
» Screen’s changes in the vertical direction when
18
manual convergence adjustment is mode
The changes at the arrow parts shown below are those
implemented using the Volume
opposite to the arrow when the Volume
± key. Changes are
— key is used.
Key
No.
3
Key
No.
6
Key
No.
5
• SUB KEY
• PIN
• SUB PIN
19
23
27
• M S KEY
• MID PIN
• M S PIN
20
24
28
Fig. 12. Vartical correction (2)
• 3DS KEY
• 4D PIN
• 4DS PIN
21
25
29
39
• M 3S KEY
• M 4D PIN
• M 4S PIN
22
26
30
= Fixed position
Page 40
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Test cross H-center position adjustment
11
Start
(LD player)
: ADJ CONVERGE
TUNER µ-COM
ASSY
Tuner block adjustment
12
Video level adjustment 1
-1
12
Start
L2202
TV SET UP
CONVERGENCE
SAT CONTROL
SYSTEM MODE
SPEAKER
EXIT
MONITOR OUT terminal
(75Ω treminal)
: OFF
: OFF
: INTERNAL
Adjust the position so that the
test cross is placed at the center
of the screen.
L2202
Dual trace oscilloscope
ANT A
RF signal :
fV = EIA color bar or white
100%, 60dBµV
9 ch (fp = 187.25MHz)
TUNER µ-COM
ASSY
VR2701
2Vp-p ± 0.2V
VR2701
40
Page 41
12
Video level adjustment 2
-2
Start
(P IN P)
P IN P ANT.A CH9
ON/OFF
INPUT
CH
SHIFT
EXIT
CH9
J2703 4 pin
VR2801
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Double screen
or
not 75Ω terminal
1Vp-p ± 0.10V
12
-3
Start
Stereo VCO adjustment
1st FAC
5. SAP UF 8
1. ATT9
6.
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. STUF 30
TUNER µ-COM
ASSY
Q2708
00000
WIDE BAN
SPECTRA
7.
12
2
TUNER µ-COM
ASSY
Audio Rch output
(P IN P)
ST VCO adjustment
mode
VR2801
Frequency counter
or
62.936kHz
TV screen
1ATT
2ST VCO 31
3SAP VC 8
4ST LPF 31
or
5SAP LPF 8
6WIDE BAN 31
7SPECTRA 31
41
Page 42
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
SAP VCO adjustment
-4
12
Start
1. ATT9
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. STUF 30
5. SAP UF 8
6.
WIDE BAN
SPECTRA
7.
00000
1st FAC
12
2
TUNER µ-COM ASSY
Q2708
K2702
(TP-MPX)
00001
1101
78.67kHz
147mVrms
00
Oscillator
(P IN P)
1. ATT9
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. STUF 30
or
5. SAP UF 8
WIDE BAN
6.
7.
SPECTRA
00001
12
2
If “TRY AGAIN” is
displayed, adjust
again as follows.
“COMPLETE”
Set to center
1. ATT9
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. STUF 30
5. SAP UF 8
6.
WIDE BAN
SPECTRA
7.
00001
12
2
42
Page 43
12
STEREO LPF adjustment
-5
Start
1st FAC
TUNER µ-COM ASSY
Q2708
K2702
(TP-MPX)
9.4kHz
600mVrms
Sine wave
Oscillator
(P IN P)
ADJUSTMENT MPX
1. ATT9
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. ST LPF 30
00000
5. SAP LPF 8
6.
WIDE BAN
SPECTRA
7.
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
12
21
“COMPLETE”
12
SAP LPF adjustment
-6
Start
1st FAC
TUNER µ-COM ASSY
Q2708
01000
01
Set to center
K2702
(TP-MPX)
0
88kHz
120mVrms
Sine wave
Oscillator
or
ADJUSTMENT MPX
1. ATT9
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4.ST LPF 30
00000
ADJUSTMENT MPX
1. ATT9
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. ST LPF 30
5. SAP LPF 8
6.
WIDE BAN
7.
SPECTRA
5. SAP LPF 8
WIDE BAN
6.
7.
SPECTRA
00000
If “TRY AGAIN” is
displayed, adjust
again as follows.
12
21
12
21
“COMPLETE”
00100
01
Set to center
(P IN P)
If “TRY AGAIN” is
or
displayed, adjust
again as follows.
0
ADJUSTMENT MPX
1. ATT9
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4.ST LPF 30
5. SAP LPF 8
6.
WIDE BAN
SPECTRA
7.
00000
12
21
43
Page 44
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Separation adjustment (WIDE BAND)
-7
12
12
Start
-8
Start
1st FAC
5. SAP UF 8
1. ATT9
6.
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. STUF 30
WIDE BAN
7. SPECTRA 2
00000
Separation adjustment (SPECTRAL)
1st FAC
5. SAP UF 8
1. ATT9
6.
2. ST VCO 29
3. SAP VC 9
4. STUF 30
WIDE BAN
7. SPECTRA 2
00000
12
12
ANT A
ANT A
Adjust the output of the TV OUT terminal on
the rear panel to the minimum level.
R ch level - L ch input (RF)minimum
or
L ch level - R ch input (RF)minimum
RF signal
Video signal : fV = EIA color-bar, 60dBµV
Audio signal : fA = 300Hz, 30% MOD, L ch
(or R ch) only, 54dBµV
9 ch (fp = 187.25MHz)
Adjust the output of the TV OUT terminal on
the rear panel to the minimum level.
R ch level - L ch input (RF)minimum
or
L ch level - R ch input (RF)minimum
RF signal
Video signal : fV = EIA color-bar, 60dBµV
Audio signal : fA = 3kHz, 30% MOD, L ch
(or R ch) only, 54dBµV
9 ch (fp = 187.25MHz)
»
Connection diagram for adjusting the tuner section:
Frequency
counter
DC
voltmeter
Waveform
monitor or
oscilloscope
Signal
generator
Test signal generator for adjustment
To each TP terminals of
the TUNER • µ-COM ASSY
PROJECTION MONITOR
RECEIVER
ANTENNA
MONITOR OUT
(Video)
MONITOR OUT
(Audio)
High frequency
attenuator
Oscilloscope
L.P.F.
L.P.F. : 100Hz - 10kHz : dB
15.75kHz - 100kHz : less than –40dB
Up
converter
OUT
Distortion
meter
+0
–0.5
2 signal pad
25Ω
25Ω
25Ω
Oscilloscope
IN
IF
modulator
IN
FM signal
generator
Note :
• Repeat step B -7 and B -8 till the best separation.
• When performing the separation adjustment, be sure to perform WIDE BAND adjustment first.
• If performing the WIDE BAND adjustment, be sure to perf orm SPECTRAL adjustment.
TV signal
generator
TV MPX signal
generator
Low frequency
oscillator
44
Page 45
White balance adjustment
13
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Start
Color bar signal
without color
signal
SHARP’s standard settings
14
1st FAC
STD OFFSET
COMP (31.33kHz) OFFSET
COMP (15kHz) OFFSET
Adjust the DRV-R and DRV-B
so that the bright part of the
screen becomes white.
Adjust the CUT-R and CUT -B
so that the dark part of the
screen become gray. (Don't
move the screen VR and CUT-G).
COLOR TEMP (STD)
COLOR TEMP (MOVIE)
: DRV-R
: DRV-B
: CUT-R
or
: CUT-B
14
14
Sharpness adjustment
-1
Start
-2
Start
1st FAC
Telop : Blue
Color adjustment
1st FAC
STD OFFSET
OFFSET
“Color bar”
OFFSET
“Multiburst”
P5253
VIDEO ASSY
Adjust the screen to optimum condition.
A : B = 5 : 6.6
A
Oscilloscope
B
1.25MHz
500kHz
45
Page 46
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Tint adjustment
-3
14
14
Start
-4
Start
1st FAC
Contrast adjustment
1st FAC
ADJUSTMENT
TINT
“Color bar”
OFFSET
Adjust the screen to optimum condition.
“Color bar”
ADJUSTMENT
CONTR
“Normal video signal”
OFFSET
Adjust the screen to optimum condition.
At the TP-BK of the B. CRT DRIVE assy, check that the
signal is shaped as shown below.
Saturated
Shapely waveformShapeless waveform
46
Page 47
Side panel adjustment (Screen size 4 : 3)
15
Panel position adjustment
-1
15
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Start
1st FAC
(ADJUSTMENT PANEL MODE)
“Monoscope”
ADJUSTMENT
Telop : Yellow
91%
91%
“Monoscope”
Screen mode 4 : 3
• Set the information amount
for the right side of the
screen to 91%.
VR5252 (PANEL POSI)
PANEL
POSITION
Data value
or
–24
<Panel position data value>
or
91%
<Panel width data value>
or
91%
• Set the information amount for
the left side of screen to 91%.
VR5251 (PANEL WITH)
Ë
When the optional DTV tuner is
mounted
Start
(DTV PANEL ADJ MODE)
1st FAC
• Using the VOL+ and VOL– keys, adjust the information amount
at the right side of the screen to the same position as that when
NTSC signals are input.
• Using the VOL+ and VOL– keys, adjust the information amount
at the left side of the screen to the same position as that when
NTSC signals are input.
47
Page 48
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Adjustment of panel luminance
-2
15
Start
1st FAC
(ADJUSTMENT PANEL MODE)
“Monoscope”
Telop : Yellow
Screen mode 4 : 3
• When Panel Bright :
Black burst
• When Panel Contrast :
100% white
TP-G.K (PI5151)
G CRT DRIVE ASSY
PANELADJUSTMENT
BRIGHT
Data value
–24
<Panel contrast>
<Data value ><Panel bright>
or
Adjust the TP-G.K panel
level to 160V.
Panel Contrast
or
Adjustment
Ë
When the optional DTV tuner is
mounted
Start
(DTV PANEL ADJ MODE)
HD SG
Black burst
1st FAC
Screen mode 4 : 3
Adjust the TP-G.K panel level to the same
potential as Panel Bright Adjustment.
Panel level
Approx. 160VDC
Oscilloscope
+220V
+190V
GND
HD SG
White 100%
48
Page 49
SPLIT screen adjustment
“Color bar”
Double screen
• Adjust the left and right
screens to the same
color.
(Only the color density
and hue of the right
screen will change.)
(SUB TINT)
(SUB COLOR)
or
or
16
Start
1st FAC
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
(SIGNAL ADJUSTMENT MODE)
Luminance adjustment
-1
16
Double screen
“WHITE”
COMPOSITEADJUSTMENT SUGNAL
MAIN CONTRAST
(SUB CONTRAST)
–24
Data value
Double screen
• Adjust the left and right
screens to the same
or
Note :
If the SPLIT screen is extremely bright or dark when displaying
live images after adjustments, adjust the MAIN CONTRAST
(1 key ON) to adjust the brightness again.
brightness.
(Only the brightness of
the right screen will
change.)
-2
16
Adjustment of color density and hue
Note :
If the SPLIT screen is extremely light or the hue is improper
when displaying live images after adjustments , adjust the MAIN
TINT (2 key ON) and MAIN COLOR (3 ke y ON) to adjust the
color density and hue again.
49
Page 50
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
GENERAL INFORMATION
Ë
WIRING DIAGRAM
Reconnect any disconnected lead wires of the Projection
monitor receiver.
The important points for connection of the lead wires are as
shown below.
You may find that they were connected differently. Be sure
reconnect the lead wires as they were.
Note:
A:FBT focus wire and other parts should be at least 15mm away
from any other parts.
B:Loop with a radius of 30mm or omre.
C:The anode cable and other parts should be at least 15mm away
from any other parts.
D:Loop with a radius of 50mm or more.
B
C
D
C
A
FBT
focus wire
FBT
Binder
A
FBT
focus wire
50
Binder
Page 51
Ë
IC
» The information shown in the list is basic information and
may not correspond exactly to that sho wn in the schematic
diagrams.
V BLK2
NC
NC
MTS SW
(D)SCL
(D)SDA
(D)BUSY
(D)RESET
(D)INT
REM
CNVSS
RESET
TIMER LED
DTV LED
XIN
XOUT
VSS
LED ON/OFF
P.D.
RELAY1
RELAY2
AC CLK
FAN DRV
A.MUTE1
A.MUTE2
I/O
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
O
O
I
O
O
TIM input
TIM input
INT input
I
I
O
O
I/O
I
O
INT input
INT input
–
I
O
O
I
O
–
O
I
O
O
I
I
O
I
Function
For software destination switching
Unused
AFT analog voltage input to tuner 1
AFT analog voltage input to tuner 2
Analog DC voltage input for determination of KEY input
DPO analog voltage input
Unused
SRDY signal for communication with sharp microprocessor
MCLK signal for communication with sharp microprocessor
MDATA signal for communication with sharp microprocessor
SDATA signal for communication with sharp microprocessor
MREQ signal for communication with sharp microprocessor
Output for switching ANT SW for tuner 2
Tuner 1 reception horizontal sync count input. Same contents as
H.SYNC2.
Horizontal sync count input for tuner 2 reception. Determines that
there is a broadcast station if the state in which the number of H.
SYNC is 12 to 18 continues for 8 times, and determines that there
is no broadcast station for other states continue for 6 times.
For data transmission timing
Unused
Unused
Tuner 1, 2 audio input switching control signal
I2C BUS for communication with DTV tuner
I2C BUS for communication with DTV tuner
BUSY signal for communication with DTV tuner
RESET signal for communication with DTV tuner
INT signal for communication with DTV tuner
SR remote control signal input
Connected to VSS
RESET input
LED control signal for reserved recording
LED control signal for DTV reception
Main clock generation circuit input pin
Main clock generation circuit output pin
Prints 0V
Main PW RED LED control signal
Unused
TV GUIDE +, TUNER 2 power supply relay control
General secondary side circuit power supply relay control
AC.CLK detection input for detection of AC power supply OFF
Unused
Audio mute output
Unused
Converter mute output. When AC is supplied:L, Discharge:H.
ENB output for PM0011 AS (convergence DAC IC) control.
PM0011AS (convergence DAC IC, IC1403, IC1408-IC1412),
HG62G010R29FB (auto zoom IC, IC4005)
CLK output for control
Same as above, DATE output
RESET output for EEPROM
SCL output for EEPROM
SDA input/output for EEPROM
Control output for separating the (E)SCL, (E)SDA I2C B US from the
auto converter connector. Connected only in the auto con v erter mode.
I2C BUS for AXF1084 (Tuner 1 front end), CXA1734S (US sound multidecoder IC, IC2701), PD5497B9 (CCD microprocessor , IC2203), I2C
BUS for control
Same as above
uPC1853CT (surround processor, IC1201)
TA1276N (video jungle IC, IC5251)
CXA1315P (audio DAC, IC1171), CXP1315P (DAC for base)
CXA1315M (6-layer DAC, IC6403), I2C BUS for control
Same as above
CLK output for sub-microprocessor (PD5463B9, IC2202) control
DATA output for sub-microprocessor (PD5463B9) control
ENB output for sub-microprocessor (PD5463B9) control
I
BUSY output for sub-microprocessor (PD5463B9)
CCD switching control signal
AXF1084 (tuner 2 front end), I2C BUS for control
AXF1084 (tuner 2 front end), I2C BUS for control
I
Unused
Sub-screen mute output
Main-screen mute output
Video mute output (Main-screen and sub-screen muted together)
I
Unused
I
Unused
ENB output for HG62G010R29FB (auto zoom IC, IC4005) control
RESET output for HG62G010R29FB (auto zoom IC) control
Signal for resetting uPD64081BGF-3BA (3D Y/C SEP IC, IC7002)
V chip muting of main-screen
For muting TV OUT signal during station selection
Signal output for monitor out signal muting
(When system is connected, when function is switched, when ON/OFF)
Muting output for switching VARIABLE and FIX of audio output
Supplies power +5V
Supplies power +5V for AD
Supplies 0V
Output for switching ANT SW for TUNER1
Unused
Unused
Unused
Unused
(S)BUSY
(S)ENB
(S)DATA
V SIZE ADJ
H SIZE ADJ
H PHA ADJ
OSD ENB
(S)CLK
OSD DATA
OSD CLK
AVCC
HLF
RVCO
VHOLD
CC Y1
CNVSS
XIN
XOUT
VSS
VCC
OSC1
OSC2
RESET
V O/X1
V O/X2
CENT O/X
FRESH TONE
CNR SW
SDA4
SDA3
SCL4
SCL3
I/O
–
O
O
I/O
O
O
O
O
O
O
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
I/O
O
O
I/O
O
O
O
Function
I
CCD display sync signal double speed HBLK input
I
CCD display sync signal VBLK input
I
Voltage input for switching software destination
I
Vertical sync input for detecting fH of component signal
I
Horizontal sync input for detecting fH of component signal
Unused
RESET output for RESET control of progressive BLOCK
(PE6001A9, PST9146N), TC9078F (aspect conversion IC)
BUSY line for communication with main microprocessor
I
ENB line for communication with main microprocessor
DATA line for communication with main microprocessor
PWM output for vertical size adjustment
PWM output for horizontal size adjustment
PWM output for horizontal position adjustment
ENB output for PD0264A(OSD IC) control
I
CLK line input for communication with main microprocessor
DATA output for controlling PD0264 A (OSD IC)
CLK output for controlling PD0264 A (OSD IC)
Analog power supply. Connected to +5V.
Connected to external part for CCD timing signal generation circuit
Connected to external part for CCD timing signal generation circuit
Connected to external part for CCD reference voltage generation circuit
I
Input of video signal for main screen CCD and V CHIP detection
Connected to VSS.
Input pin of main clock generation circuit
Output pin of main clock generation circuit
Supplies to 0V
Supplies +5V power supply
I
Clock input for display
Clock output for display
I
RESET input
I
Input for main signal input detection
I
Input for sub signal input detection
I
Input for center input detection
Signal output for switching skin color compensation input range
Control output for CNR ON/OFF
I2C BUS for CXA2069Q (AV selection SW), CXA1315M (DAC for
AV I/O) control
TC9078F (aspect conversion IC), 87C654 (line doubler control
microprocessor), SAA7165 (D/A conversion), I2C BUS for control
Same as SDA4
Same as SDA3
COMP3 MUTE
COMP2 MUTE
COMP1 MUTE
H OSC SW
LIN WHITE
NC
NC
NC
CC1-BLK
CC1-B
CC1-G
CC1-R
I/O
O
O
O
O
O
–
–
–
O
O
O
O
Switches between external double speed component input signal,
DTV 1080 signal, and double speed component signal double
speed signal processed inside the unit
Sub-screen component signal (15K) mute output
Main-screen component signal (15K) mute output
Double speed component signal (31.5K/33.75K) mute output
Horizontal free-running frequency switching signal
I
Unused
Unused
Unused
Unused
BLK output for main-screen CCD
B output for main-screen CCD
G output for main-screen CCD
R output for main-screen CCD
Sync signal double speed HBLK input for CCD display
I
Sync signal VBLK input for CCD display
I
Voltage input for switching software destination
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
I
Unused
Connected to analog power supply, +5V
Connected to external part for CCD timing signal generation circuit
Connected to external part for CCD timing signal generation circuit
Connected to external part for CCD reference voltage generation circuit
I
Video signal input for detection of sub-screen CCD, V CHIP
Connected to VSS
Input pin of main lock generation circuit
Output pin of main lock generation circuit
NC
CRI
Y IN
L.S.L
CPD
CLL
GAIN
COLOR IN
A.L.S
R-Y OUT
B-Y OUT
TINT IN
SHIFT
APL
HB OHT
NC
VCC 5
YS IN
CCD B-Y OUT
GND 1
GND 2
Differential
Monitor
C.C.L
YH IN
C.S.L
GND 5
5724
5823
5922
6021
6120
6219
6318
6417
1
NC CRY Y IN L.S.L CPD CLL GAIN COLORINA.L.S R-Y
I/O
—
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
O
O
I
O
O
—
—
—
I
Clamp
TINT
CRI
Function
NC
CRI correction amount
Y input
Limit slice level
Color peak detection
Color limit level
Output polarity gain control
Color control voltage
APL connection limiter switch
R-Y output
B-Y output
Tint control voltage
APL shift adjustment
APL detection
(Skin color bright output) NC
NC
VCC5 (For CNR)
YS input
DC IN
VCC 1
VCC 2
HB B-Y IN
HB R-Y IN
CNR B-Y OUT
CNR R-Y OUT
HBL
CP OUT
MMCR
SCP IN
VCC 3
VCC 4
NC
NC
K.G.C
OFFSET
D CONT
I/O
—
—
O
O
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
HB
OUT
I
I
I
I
I
I
CNR B-Y OUT
HB R-Y IN
HB B-Y IN
VCC 2
VCC 1
DC IN
YS IN
VCC 5
16
Function
External DC input
VCC1 (Main)
VCC2 (Clamp system)
Skin color bright B-Y input
Skin color bright R-Y input
CNR B-Y output
CNR R-Y output
(Skin color bright correction amount) NC
Clamp pulse output
Monostable multivibrator CR
SCP input
VCC3 (B-Y system)
VCC4 (R-Y system)
NC
NC
(K calculation gain control) NC
Offset control
(Differential control) NC
68
Page 69
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Pin No.
Ë
AN5395FBP (SUB VIDEO ASSY: IC4401)
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Pin Name
C.G.C
C.S.C
– C.C
+ C.C
CENT
R-Y IN
I.G.C
B-Y IN
GND
GND
H R-Y OUT
NC
NC
H B-Y OUT
I/O
Color compensation gain control
I
Color compensation stop control
I
– side compensation control
I
+ side compensation control
I
Center axis control
I
R-Y input
I
Input polarity gain control
I
B-Y input
I
GND 3 (B-Y system)
—
GND 4 (R-Y system)
—
Skin color compensation R-Y output
O
NC
—
NC
—
Skin color compensation B-Y output
O
Function
HDTV IC
» Block Diagram
Pin No.
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
Pin Name
CNR R-Y IN
CNR B-Y IN
K CONT
CCD R-Y IN
CCD B-Y IN
CCD R-Y OUT
CCD B-Y OUT
GND 1
GND 2
DM
C.C.L
YH IN
C.S.L
GND
I/O
CNR R-Y input
I
CNR B-Y input
I
K control
I
(CCD R-Y input) NC
—
(CCD B-Y input) NC
—
CCD R-Y output
O
CCD B-Y output
O
GND1 (Main)
—
GND2 (Clamp system)
—
(Differential monitor) NC
—
CRI core ring level
I
Y high band input
I
CRI slice level
I
GND5 (For CNR)
—
Function
28
Gain
Adder
Delay
Delay
20
Detector
*
*
38
33
Clamp
Gain
Control
Coring
234
Limiter
35
37
36
Coring
43
Delay
45
39
40
46
48
47
1
Delay
*
34
Differential
*
Differential
32
2nd
1st
7
Gain
Control
*
Limiter
85
Edge
Switch
Fast
Switch
Control
6
9
30
29
31
21
Limiter
22
Coring
16
26
Gain
Control
Adder
Gain
Control
11
12
25
17
24
27
19
42
15
13
10
69
Page 70
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
» Pin Function
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Function
PR input
VM preamplifier gain control
VM preamplifier input
VM preamplifier output
Sub screen Ys input
Ys input
VM limiter amplifier input
VM limiter amplifier gain control
VM limiter amplifier output
Sub screen amplifier output
Sub screen amplifier gain control
Sub screen amplifier output
PR output
NC
PB output
DSC large signal gain control
Pre-correction primary differential input
NC
VCC
DSC detection output
DSC small signal gain control
DSC input
DSC bias
Pre-correction primary differential output
Sharpness mute control
Sharpness control
Y output
Contour gain control
Contour bias
Secondary differential input
Minute part gain control
Post-correction primary differential output
Minute part core ring control
Minute part core ring bias
Differential signal bias 1
Contour, minute part separation level control
Differential signal bias 2
Minute part limiter output
Y delay line switching switch 1
Y delay line switching switch 2
NC
GND
Clamp pulse input
NC
Y input
C delay line switching switch 1
PB input
C delay line switching switch 2
I/O
I
I
O
I
I
I
I
O
I
I
I
I
I
O
I
I
—
—
I
—
I
I
I
I
70
Page 71
Ë
1
2
3
12
13
22
23
24
26
30
3132
33
3435
36
3738404142
43
44
V
DDD1VDDD2
V
DDA1VDDA2VDDA3
CUR V
DDA4
MC
LLC
HREF
RESET
SCL
SDA
I
2
C-bus
Y7 to Y0
UV7 to
UN0
YUV-bus
V
SSD1VSSD2
AP
SPSUBV
SSA1VSSA2VSSA3
C
Y
Y
REFL
Y
(B - Y)
REFL
UV
C
UV
(R - Y)
25Ω
DAC 3
DAC 2
DAC 1
DATA
SWITCH
SAA7165
DCTI
Y
U
V
PEAKING
AND
CORING
INTERPOLATION
FILTER
Y
FORMATTER
UV
FORMATTER
TIMING
CONTROL
I
2
C-BUS
CONTROL
TEST
CONTROL
21 to 14
11 to 4
data clock
8
8
25
27
28
29
25Ω
25Ω
39
SAA7165WP (SUB VIDEO ASSY: IC4702)
VIDEO ENHANCEMENT D/A
» Pin Assignment
UV2
UV1
UV0
SUB
5
Y4Y5Y6
34
SAA7165
22
21
Y7
6
7
UV3
8
UV4
9
UV5
10
UV6
11
UV7
V
DDD1
12
V
SSD1
13
14
Y0
15
Y1
16
Y2
17
Y3
181920
UV
Y
Y
C
AP
23
12
REFL
SP
24
REFL
MC
UV
C
26
25
LLC
DDAVDDA3
V
CUR
4041424344
28
27
SCL
HREF
RESET
39
Y
38
V
SSA3
37
V
DDA2
36
(B - Y)
35
V
SSA2
34
V
SSA1
(R - Y)
33
32
V
DDA1
V
DDD2
31
30
V
SSD2
SDA
29
» Block Diagram
» Pin Function
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Pin No.
Pin Name
1
REFL Y
2
CY
3
SUB
4
UV0
5
UV1
6
UV2
7
UV3
8
UV4
9
UV5
10
UV6
11
UV7
12
VDD D1
13
VSS D1
14
Y0
15
Y1
16
Y2
17
Y3
18
Y4
19
Y5
20
Y6
21
Y7
22
AP
23
SP
24
MC
25
LLC
26
HREF
27
RESET
I/O
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
—
—
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
—
—
I
I
I
I
Function
Low reference of luminance DAC (connected to VSS A1)
Capacitor for luminance DAC (high reference)
Substrate (connected to VSS A1)
UV signal input bit UV7 (digital color-difference signal)
UV signal input bit UV6 (digital color-difference signal)
UV signal input bit UV5 (digital color-difference signal)
UV signal input bit UV4 (digital color-ifference signal)
UV signal input bit UV3 (digital color-difference signal)
UV signal input bit UV2 (digital color-difference signal)
UV signal input bit UV1 (digital color-difference signal)
UV signal input bit UV0 (digital color-difference signal)
+5V digital supply voltage 1
Digital ground 1 (0 V)
Y signal input bit Y7 (digital luminance signal)
Y signal input bit Y6 (digital luminance signal)
Y signal input bit Y5 (digital luminance signal)
Y signal input bit Y4 (digital luminance signal)
Y signal input bit Y3 (digital luminance signal)
Y signal input bit Y2 (digital luminance signal)
Y signal input bit Y1 (digital luminance signal)
Y signal input bit Y0 (digital luminance signal)
71
Connected to ground (action pin for testing)
Connected to ground (shift pin for testing)
Data cloack CREF (e.g.13.5MHz); at MC=HIGH, the LLC driver-by-two is inactive
Line-locked clock signal (LL27=27MHz)
Data clock for YUV data inputs (for active line 768Y or 640Y long)
Reset input (active LOW)
SCL
SDA
VSS D2
VDD D2
VDD A1
(R-Y)
VSS A1
VSS A2
(B-Y)
VDD A2
VSS A2
Y
VDD A3
CUR
VDD A4
C UV
REF L UV
I/O
—
—
—
O
—
—
O
—
—
O
—
—
I2C-bus clock line
I
I2c-bus data line
I
Digital ground 2(0V)
+5V digital supply voltage 2
+5V analog supply voltage for buffer of DAC 1
± (R-Y) output signal (analog signal)
Analog ground 1(0V)
Analog ground 2(0V)
± (B-Y) output signal (analog colour-difference signal)
+5V analog supply voltage for buffer of DAC 2
Analog ground 3 (0V)
Y output signal (analog luminance signal)
+5V analog supply voltage for buffer of DAC 3
Current input for analog output buffers
I
Supply and reference voltage for the three DAC S
Capacitor for chrominance DAC S (high reference)
I
Low reference of chrominance DAC S (connected to VSS A1)
Y clamp capacitor connection
Analog positive supply voltage (+5V)
U analog voltage input
I
Stabilizer decoupling node and analog reference voltage (+3.35 V)
V analog voltage input
I
Analog ground
U clamp capacitor connection
V clamp capacitor connection
Decoupling input (internal stabilization loop decoupling)
I
Chip enable input (TTL level input active LOW)
I
Clamp control input
I
Horizontal reference signal
I
Clock input
I
Digital ground
V data output; bit 0 (n-1)
V data output; bit 1 (n)
U data output; bit 0 (n-1)
U data output; bit 1 (n)
Positive supply voltage for output stages (+5V)
Y data output; blt 0 (LSB)
Y data output; blt 1
Y data output; blt 2
Y data output; blt 3
Y data output; blt 4
Y data output; blt 5
Y data output; blt 6
Y data output; blt 7 (MSB)
Digital positive supply voltage (+5V)
73
Page 74
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Ë
SAA4952WP (SUB VIDEO ASSY: IC4704)
MEMORY CONTROLLER
» Pin Assignment» Block Diagram
DD1VSS4
SRC
SWC1
V
34
SAA4952WP
22
21
ALE
WRD
BLND
HRD
LLD
RSTW1
SSC
TEST
41
4344
12
23
25
24
P0P1P2
SS2
DD3
V
V
40
42
39
VACQ
38
VDFL
37
HDFL
36
V
DD4
35
HRDFL
34
V
SS3
33
LLDFL
32
P7
P6
31
P5
30
29
P4
26
28
27
P3
STROBE
(12,13.5,16,18MHz)
LLA
TEST
SDP
SSC
VACQ
(50/60Hz)
LLDFL
(27,32,36MHz)
LLD
(32,36MHz)
WE1
STROBE
V
DD2
HRA/BLNA
V
SS1
LLA
WE2
CLV
HVCD
IE1
IE2
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
SWC05
SDP
6
5
181920
RE1
RE2
ALEWRD P0P1P2P3P4P5P6P7
9
13
40
5
41
39
33
43
2122
DEFLECTION
TIMING
2526272829 30 31 32
MICROCONTROLLER INTERFACE
ACQUISITION
HORIZONTAL
TIMING
ACQUISITION
VERTICAL
TIMING
DISPLAY
VERTICAL
TIMING
DISPLAY
HORIZONTAL
TIMING
LOGIC
2
VACQS
10
PROCESSING
HWE1
VWE1
VWE2
VRE1
VRE2
VD
HWE2
HRE
HD
36
2324
12
V
SS
SAA4952WP
IE
LOGIC
LOGIC
34
1 to VSS4VDD1 to VDD4
7
IE1
IE2
14
3
SWC1
+2
SWC05
6
11
HRA/BLNA
16
CLV
8
WE1
42
RSTW1
HRDFL
35
HDFL
37
38
VDFL
15
WE2
HVCD
17
18
RE1
19
RE2
20
BLND
HRD
1
4
SRC
44
» Pin Function
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Pin Name
HRD
VDD 1
SWC1
SRC
SDP
SWC05
IE1
WE1
STROBE
VCC 2
HRA/BLNA
VSS 1
LLA
IE2
WE2
CLV
HVCD
RE1
I/O
Horizontal reference signal output (display PLL)
O
Supply voltage 1
—
Serial write clock output for memory 1
O
Serial read clock output
O
Select deflection processor input
I
Serial write clock output,SWC1 divided-by-2
O
Input enable signal output (memory 1)
O
Write enable signal output (memory 1)
O
Strobe signal input
I
Supply voltage 2
—
Horizontal reference signal output (acquisition part)/horizontal blanking signal input,reset for
CXA2119M (SIGNAL ASSY: IC7250) (For SIGNAL ASSY AWV1725)
4
3
DC output (Vo)
2
GND
3
ON/OFF control (Vc)
4
Function
Y COLOR DIFFERENCE I/F SW
» Block Diagram
SIG3 IN
SEL2
SIG2 IN
SEL1
SIG1 IN
Vcc
SIG OUT
YM
YS
GND
Cr OUT
28
27262524232221201918171615
6dB
0/-6dB
SW
I/O
I
O
–
I
Cb OUT
Y OUT
NC
6dB
CLP
1
Y1 IN
6dB
CLP
2
Cb1 IN
6dB
CLP
3
Cr1 IN
4
INPUT SEL
6dB
CLP
5
Y2 IN
6dB
CLP
6
Cb2 IN
6dB
CLP
7
Cr2 IN
88
6dB
CrCbY
RGB YCbCr
8
9
CLP
R IN
6dB
MATRIX
10
G IN
6dB
CLP
CLP
CLP
11
12
13
14
B IN
YCLP
CbCLP
CrCLP
Page 89
» Pin Function
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
24
22
23
24
25
26
Pin Name
Y1 IN
Cb1 IN
Cr1 IN
INPUT SEL
Y2 IN
Cb2 IN
Cr2 IN
CLP
R IN
G IN
B IN
YCLP
CbCLP
CrCLP
NC
Y OUT
Cb OUT
Cr OUT
GND
YS
YM
SIG OUT
Vcc
SIG1 IN
SEL1
SIG2 IN
I/O
Pin for inputting the YCbCr signal.
I
Inputs the YCbCr specifications (0.7 Vp-p for 100% color bar) signal.
I
The pedestal level of the input signal is clamped at 4V.
I
Pin for controlling the selection SW of 2-line YCbCr input.
High:Selects the Y1, Cb1, Cr1 input, Low:Selects the Y2, Cb2, Cr2 input
I
VILMAX=1V , VIHMIN=3V
Pin for inputting the YCbCr signal.
I
Inputs the YCbCr specifications (0.7 Vp-p for 100% color bar) signal.
I
The pedestal level of the input signal is clamped at 4V.
I
Pin for inputting the clamp pulse.
High:CLP ON, Low:CLP OFF
I
VILMAX=2.5V , VIHMIN=4V
Pin for inputting the R signal.
I
Pin for inputting the G signal.
I
Pin for inputting the B signal.
I
Capacity connection pin for clamping the Y signal made from the RGB signal.
I
Capacity connection pin for clamping the Cb signal made from the RGB signal.
I
Capacity connection pin for clamping the Cr signal made from the RGB signal.
I
NC pin.
I
Output pin of Y signal. The output pedestal level is 3.8V.
O
Output pin of Cb signal. The output pedestal level is 3.8V.
O
Output pin of Cr signal. The output pedestal level is 3.8V.
O
GND pin.
—
YSSW control pin.
High:Selects the RGB input, Low:Selects the YCbCr input
I
VILMAX=1V , VIHMIN=3V
Pin for controlling YMSW.
High:Selects the -6 dB signal., Low:Selects the 0 dB signal.
I
VILMAX=1V , VIHMIN=3V
Output pin for SIG1, SIG2, and SIG3.
Outputs the 6dB signal of the input signal.
O
The APL of the signal becomes 4.4V when output.
Vcc pin.
—
Pin for inputting the composite video signal.
I
Inputs the 1Vp-p (100% white including Sync) signal via the capacity.
Control pin for the output selection SW of the 3 input composite video signals.
SEL1SEL2SIG OUT
LowLowSIG1
I
I
HighLowSIG2
LowHighSIG3
HighHighProhibited
VILMAX=0.5V, VIHMIN=3.5V
Pin for inputting the composite video signal.
Inputs the 1Vp-p (100% white including Sync) signal via the capacity.
Function
89
Page 90
64LHP5000
PROJECTOR UNIT
Pin No.
Pin Name
I/O
Function
Control pin for the output selection SW of the 3 input composite video signals.
Pin which supplies power voltage to the internal logic circuit. Should be completely separated
from the VCO power voltage supply pin.
VCO output frequency 1/2 divider select pin. By controlling this pin using external logic, the
VCO output frequency can be frequency divided by 1/2.
VCO output pin. Set to level "L" when inhibited.
DD
VCO INHIGIT
VCO V
1410
1/2 DIVIDER
VCO
1311
12
BIAS
R
VCO IN
VCO OUT
SELECT
23
VCO GND
2-input pin for detecting the edge difference between the reference frequency (REF-IN) and
frequency from the external counter. Normally, the 1REF-IN is input to pin FIN-A while the
I
divided frequency and doubled frequency from the external counter is input to pin FIN-B.
2-input pin for detecting the edge difference between the reference frequency (REF-IN) and
frequency from the external counter. Normally, the 1REF-IN is input to pin FIN-A while the
I
divided frequency and doubled frequency from the external counter is input to pin FIN-B.
PFD (phase frequency detector) output pin. Can be fixed at high impedance.
O
Internal logic circuit ground pin.
—
Internal unconnected pin.
—
PFD inhibit function control pin.
I
VCO inhibit function control pin.
I
VCO ground pin.
—
VCO control voltage input pin. Normally, PLL inputs the VCO oscillation control voltage from
I
the LPF configured externally.
Bias resistance connection pin for setting the VCO oscillation frequency. Connects the bias
resistor between this pin and the power line when supplying bias for oscillation operations of
I
the internal VCO and for setting and adjusting the oscillation frequency.
VCO power voltage supply pin. This should be completely separated from the power voltage