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.
CX34K3
FEATURE
Ë
NTSC (AV thru)
Ë
Full Auto Channel Preset and Auto Channel Skip
Ë
100 CH Program Memory
Ë
CATV (Hyper Band) Ready
〈Use Frequency Synthesizer Tuner〉
Ë
AVL (Sound Keeper) Function
Ë
High Contrast Picture (Black Stretch Circuit)
Ë
ON Timer/Sleep Timer/Reminder Timer
Ë
Blue Back Noise Mute
Ë
Front AV In and Rear AV In/Out Terminals
Ë
Colour-Comb Filter (NTSC AV In)
Ë
Hotel Mode
Ë
Front Headphone Jack
Ë
Multi Language OSD (English/Chinese/French/
Arabic/Malay/Russian)
HEADPHONE UNIT ..................................... 38
Ë
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES ........................39
Ë
PACKING PA RTS .........................................39
Ë
CABINET PARTS .........................................39
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
1
SPECIFICATIONS
CX34K3
Convergence ................................................................................. Self Converging System
Dimensions ..............................................................................................Width: 357.0 mm
Cabinet Material ................................................................................................. All Plastics
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
NZ1 thru NZ11 ch
Height: 361.0 mm
Depth: 369.0 mm
Weight (Approx.):9.2 kg
IMPORTANT SER VICE NOTES
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 pr otection.
2. Replace with tube of the same type number for contin ued safety.
3. Do not lift picture tube by the nec k.
4. Handle the picture tube only when wearing shatterproof gog gles and after
discharging the high voltage completely
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 potentiall y
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 v oltage to more
than 23.5 kV (at beam 0 µA) for the set.
2. To keep the set in a normal operation, be sure to make it function on 22.0 kV
±1.5 kV (at 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.
3. Do not substitute a picture tube with unauthorized types and/or brands
which may cause excess X-ray radiation.
BEFORE RETURNING THE RECEIVER
Before returning the receiver to the user, perf orm the following safety c hecks.
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 compar tment covers or shields,
isolation resistor-capacity networks, mechanical insulator s and etc.
2-12-2
ADJUSTMENT PRECAUTIONS
Ë
SERVICE MODE
This model’s setting are adjusted in two different ways: though the I2C bus control and in the
conventional analog manner. The adjustments via the I2C bus control include preset-only
items and variable data.
1. Setting the service mode by the microprocessor.
1 Make a short-circuit JA122 and JA124 for a second and release to switch to the service
mode position and the microprocessor is in input mode. (Adjustment through the I2C bus
control). (Use JWS Key to set as well).
2 Press the CH DOWN / UP key on the remote controller to get ready to select the mode
one by one.
3 Press the CH DOWN / UP key on the remote controller to select the modes reversibly
one by one.
4 Using the VOLUME UP/ DOWN key on the remote controller, the data can be modified.
5 Make a short-circuit JA122 and JA124 for a second and release to switch to the normal
mode (OFF) position and the microprocessor is in out of the service mode.
2. Factory Presetting.
1 Make a short-circuit JA122 and JA124 for a second and release to switch to the service
mode position and turn on the main power switch. Initial v alues are automatically preset,
only when a new EEPROM is used (Judge with the first 4 bytes).
3
2 The initial data are preset as listed in pages 4-6.
3 Make sure the data need modify or not (Initial data).
Note: Once the chassis has been assembly together and ready to be POWER ON for the
FIRST TIME, make sure to make a short-circuit JA122 and JA124 switch to the
service mode position first and then turn on the main power switch. (See 2-1 above).
Precaution: If haven’t done this initiation, it ma y possibl y generate excessive Beam
current.
3. For reference please check with memory map
(UA1 Series type RH-IX3368CE Attachment)
(1)In the Service Mode, Key is used to select the mode in the following order.
AGC &
GEOMETRIC
MODE
MISC.
OPTION
MODE
AGC &
GEOMETRIC
MODE
AGC TAKE OVER POINT (AGC)
VERTICAL SLOPE (V-LIN)
VERTICAL AMP (V-AMP)
VERTICAL SHIFT (V-CENT)
HORIZONTAL SHIFT (H-CENT)
S-CORRECTION (S-COR)
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
W.P. GREEN W ARM W.P.(DRI-GW)
WHITE POINT
ADJ.
MODE
IC
OPTION
MODE
WHITE POINT
ADJ.
MODE
W.P. RED STD. W.T. (DRI-RS)
W.P. GREEN STD. W.T.(DRI-GS)
W.P.BLUE STD. W.P. (DRI-BS)
W.P. RED W ARM W.P.(DRI-R W)
W.P. BLUE W ARM W.P.(DRI-BW)
W.P. RED COOL W.P.(DRI-RC)
W.P. GREEN COOL W.P.(DRI-GC)
W.P. BLUE COOL W.P. (DRI-BC)
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
FORWARD : CH DOWN KEY
REVERSE : CH UP KEY
MAX VOLUME (SUB-VOL)
SUB CONTRAST (SUB-CON)
SUB COLOUR (SUB-COL)
SUB BRIGHTNESS (SUB-BRI)
SUB TINT (SUB-TINT)
SUB SHARPNESS (SUB-SHP)
MAX HOTEL VOLUME (HTL-VOL)
HOTEL PROGRAM NO(HTL-PRG)
OSD GRB REFERENCE (RGB)
BLACK LEVEL OFFSET R(CUT-R)
BLACK LEVEL OFFSET B(CUT-B)
CATHODE DRIVE LEVEL(CDL)
SUB
ADJ.
MODE
Y-DELAY
ADJ.
MODE
OFFSET
ADJ.
MODE
SUB
ADJ.
MODE
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
FORWARD : CH DOWN KEY
REVERSE : CH UP KEY
* ( ) means OSD display.
3-13-2
CX34K3
Y-DELAY
ADJ.
MODE
Y-D TIME FOR PAL (TV) (DL-PT)
Y-D TIME FOR SECAM (TV) (DL-ST)
Y-D TIME FOR N358 (TV) (DL-3T)
Y-D TIME FOR N443 (TV) (DL-4T)
Y-D TIME FOR B/W (TV) (DL-TV)
Y-D TIME FOR PAL (AV) (DL-PA)
Y-D TIME FOR SECAM (AV) (DL-SA)
Y-D TIME FOR N358 (AV) (DL-3A)
Y-D TIME FOR N443(AV) (DL-4A)
Y-D TIME FOR B/W (AV) (DL-AV)
SOUND SYSTEM M (S-M)
4
SOUND SYSTEM DK (S-DK)
SOUND SYSTEM I (S-I)
SOUND SYSTEM BG (S-BG)
PLAYBACK SECAM (P-SECAM)
FE (RF) NTSC 3.58 (F-N358)
FE (RF) NTSC 4.43 (F-N443)
FE (RF) SECAM (F-SECAM)
MALAY LANGUAGE (MAL)
CHINESE LANGUAGE (CHI)
FRENCH LANGUAGE (FRE)
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE (RUS)
FORCED V-SYNC SLICING LEVEL(FSL)
SYNC OF OSD (HP2)
RESERVED FOR LATAM :ODER:BRAZIL
/ARGENTINA (OBA)
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
A
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
B
IC
OPTION
MODE
VERTICAL SCAN DISABLE(VSD)
BLACK STRETCH (BKS)
AUTO V OLUME LEVELING(A VL)
FAST FILTER IF-PLL(FFI)
ENABLE VERTICAL GUARD (EVG)
EHT TRACKING MODE (EHT)
OVERSCAN SWITCH OFF(OSO)
AUTO COLOUR LIMIT(ACL)
FORCED COLOUR LIMIT(FCO)
IF AGC SPEED BIT 0 (AGC0)
IF AGC SPEED BIT 1 (AGC1)
FOA Time Constant-RF (FOA-FE)
FOB Time Constant-RF (FOB-FE)
FOA Time Constant-AV (FOA-AV)
FOB Time Constant-AV (FOB-AV)
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
B
↓
BILINGUAL(BIL)
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
USER DATA IN SERVICE MODE
* While SERVICE mode ON, EEPROM DATA will switch to the service data.
Also, once SERVICE mode OFF, EEPROM will switch back to previous USER DATA.
* In the service mode, the user data establish as below,
MODEUSER DATA
CONTRASTMIN (1/60)
COLOURMIN (1/60)
BRIGHTNESSMIN (1/60)
TINTMIN (1/60)
SHARPNESSMIN (1/60)
WHITE TEMPSTANDARD
S-VOLUMEMIN (1/60)
BLUE BACKOFF
C SYSTEMAUTO
S SYSTEM*1
The flow of Mode lists as following,
* Direct Key-in Step1 Mode
RC COMMANDSERVICE-ITEM
FUNCTIONAGC
CONTRAST DOWNV-LIN
COLOUR DOWNV-AMP
BRIGHTNESS DOWNV-CENT
TINT DOWNH-CENT
SHARPNESS DOWNEW / /
SYSTEMHB
BLUEBACKS-COR
TIMERSUB-VOL
CONTRAST UPSUB-CON
COLOUR UPSUB-COL
BRIGHTNESS UPSUB-BRI
TINT UP TINTSUB TINT
SHARPNESS UPSUB-SHP
*1 : For each CH, before
changing service mode
setting.
CX34K3
4-14-2
After short JA122 & 124, and turn on the main power switch, read data from E2PROM
address 00H ~ 03H, and compare to the list below, if different, initialize the E2PROM.
Address : DataAddress : Data
00H: 55H02H: 43H
01H: 4FH03H: A1H
EEPROM ITEMSOSDDATA LENGTH
AGC TAKE OVER POINTAGC0~6314ADJ
VERTICAL SLOPEV-LIN0~6332ADJ
VERTICAL AMPLITUDEV-AMP0~6332ADJ
VERTICAL SHIFTV-CENT0~6332ADJ
HORIZONTAL SHIFTH-CENT0~6332ADJ
S-CORRECTIONS-COR0~630FIX
WHITE POINT RED STD WHITE TEMPDRI-RS0~6332FIX
WHITE POINT GREEN STD WHITE TEMPDRI-GS0~6332ADJ
WHITE POINT BLUE STD WHITE TEMPDRI-BS0~6332ADJ
WHITE POINT RED WARM WHITE TEMPDRI-RW0~6332FIX
WHITE POINT GREEN WARM WHITE TEMPDRI-GW0~6332FIX(DRI-GS)-7 DATA
WHITE POINT BLUE WARM WHITE TEMPDRI-BW0~6332FIX(DRI-BS)-7 DATA
WHITE POINT RED COOL WHITE TEMPDRI-RC0~6325FIX(DRI-BS)-7 DATA
WHITE POINT GREEN COOL WHITE TEMPDRI-GC0~6332FIX(DRI-GS)-7 DATA
WHITE POINT BLUE COOL WHITE TEMPDRI-BC0~6363FIX(DRI-BS)SAMEDATA
MAX VOLUMESUB-VOL0~6363FIX
SUB CONTRASTSUB-CON0~6363FIX
SUB COLOURSUB-COL0~6332ADJ
5
SUB BRIGHTNESSSUB-BRI0~6332ADJ
SUB TINTSUB-TINT0~6332ADJ
SUB SHARPNESSSUB-SHP0~6332 (20)ADJ*1
MAX HOTEL VOLUMEHTL-VOL0~6332ADJ
HOTEL PROGRAM NUMBERHTL-PRG
OSD GRB REFERENCERGB0~1515FIX
BLACK LEVEL OFF-SET RCUT-R0~158FIX
BLACK LEVEL OFF-SET BCUT-B0~158FIX
CATHODE DRIVE LEVELCDL0~150 (2)FIX*2
Y-DELAY TIME FOR PAL(TV) [YD]DL-PT0~1512FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR SECAM(TV) [YD]DL-ST0~1515FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR N358 (TV) [YD]DL-3T0~1512FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR N443 (TV) [YD]DL-4T0~1512FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR B/W (TV) [YD]DL-TV0~1512FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR PAL (AV) [YD]DL-PA0~1512FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR SECAM (AV) [YD]DL-SA0~1515FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR N358 (AV) [YD]DL-3A0~1512FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR N443 (AV) [YD]DL-4A0~1512FIX
Y-DELAY TIME FOR B/W (AV) [YD]DL-AV0~1512FIX
COLOUR OFFSET (PAL)COL-OP0~158FIX
COLOUR OFFSET (SECAM)COL-OS0~158FIX
COLOUR OFFSET (NTSC358)COL-030~154FIX
COLOUR OFFSET (NTSC443)COL-O40~154FIX
SHARPNESS OFFSET (PAL)SHP-OP0~158FIX
SHARPNESS OFFSET (SECAM)SHP-OS0~154FIX
0~99 OR>99FOR NONE
INITIAL DATA FIX/ADJ
255FIX
5-15-2
REMARK
EEPROM ITEMSOSDDATA LENGTH
SHARPNESS OFFSET (NTSC358)SHP-O30~1512FIX
SHARPNESS OFFSET (NTSC443)SHP-O40~158FIX
VERTICAL SCAN DISABLEVSD
BLACK STRETCHBKS
AUT OMATIC VOLUME LEVELINGAVL
FAST FILTER IF-PLLFFI
ENABLE VERTICAL GUARD (RGB BLANKING)EVG
EHT TRACKING MODE (HCO)EHT
OVERSCAN SWITCH OFFOSO
AUTO COLOUR LIMITACL
FORCED COLOUR LIMITFCO
SOUND SYSTEM MS-M
SOUND SYSTEM DKS-DK
SOUND SYSTEM IS-I
SOUND SYSTEM BGS-BG
PLAYBACK SECAMP-SECAM
FE (RF) NTSC 3.58F-N358
FE (RF) NTSC 4.43F-N443
FE (RF) SECAMF-SECAM
VIDEO MUTE AT IDENT LOSSVMI
VIDEO MUTE AT PROGRAM/SOURCE CHANGE
HOTEL MODEHTL
REDUCED FM DEMODULATOR GAIN FORBTSC SIGNAL
NUMBER OF EXTERNAL AV SOURCEAV
FM WINDOW SELECTIONFMWS
SOUND MUTE BIT 0SM0
SOUND MUTE BIT 1SM1
THAI LANGUAGETHA
ARABIC LANGUAGEARA
MALAY LANGUAGEMAL
CHINESE LANGUAGECHI
FRENCH LANGUAGEFRE
RUSSIAN LANGUAGERUS
FORCED V-SYNC SLICING LEVELFSL
SYNC OF OSDHP2
TUNER CPTCRT
BILINGUALBIL
IF AGC SPEED BIT 0AGC0
IF AGC SPEED BIT 1AGC1
PHI-1 TIME CONSTANT (RF)FOA-FE
PHI-1 TIME CONSTANT (RF)FOB-FE
PHI-1 TIME CONSTANT (OFF AIR)FOA-AV
PHI-1 TIME CONSTANT (OFF AIR)FOB-AV
(1)The following default data has been factory-set for the E2PROM.
LAST PROGRAM/CHANNEL1
FLASHBACK PROGARM/CH1
After pressing "MODEL SETTING", 0 Channel will be skipped.
ITEMSDATA SETTING
DIGIT1
C-SYSTEMAUTO
S-SYSTEM*1
SKIPOFF
AFCON
VOLUME1
CONTRAST60 (MAX)
COLOUR0 (CENTER)
BRIGHTNESS0 (CENTER)
TINT0 (CENTER)
SHARPNESS0 (CENTER)
WHITE TEMPST ANDARD
REMINDER TIMERIn-active, "--:--"
ON TIMERIn-active, "--:--"
OFF TIMERIn-active, "--:--"
LAST POWERPOWER-ON
LANGUAGEENGLISH
BLUE BACK MUTEOFF
HOTEL MODEOFF
0 CHANNEL SKIPON
CX34K3
6-16-2
PIF ADJUSTMENT
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
Tuner IFT
1
(PRESET)
2 RF-AGC
TAKE OVER
POINT
ADJUSTMENT
7
(I2C BUS
CONTROL)
1. Get the tuner ready to receive the E-9 CH
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 sw eep generator's to 80dBuV .
4. Connect the response lead (use LOW IMPEDANCE probe with wave detector; see Fig.1) to
the tuner's IF output terminal. (This terminal
must have the probe alone connected).
5. Set the RF AGC to 0 - 6 V with no saturation
with the waveform.
6. Adjust the tuner IF coil to obtain the wav ef orm
as shown in Fig. 2.
2. Connect the oscilloscope to TP210 (Tuner’s
AGC Terminal) as shown in Fig. 3.
Oscilloscope
0.1V
–
Bias box
+
–
» Bias box: About 4.5 V
TP210+
TV Set
Fig. 3
3. Call "AG" mode in service mode. Adjust the
"AG" bus data to obtain the Tuner output pin
drop 0.1 V below maximum voltage.
4. Change the antenna input signal to
63~67dBµV, and make sure there is no noise.
5. Turn up the input signal to 90~95 dBµV to be
sure that there is no cross modulation beat.
Oscilloscope
Note:
For the 50 ohm signal strength
gauge, when not using 50/75
impedance adapter, signal
strength is 52 ±1 dBµV(75 ohm
open), instead of 54 ±1 dBµV
(75 ohm open).
Precaution:
The loss of using impedance
adapter
1n60
10k
100k
75ohm
Fig. 1
E-9 CH
P C
Fig. 2
1000p
IF OUT
-1.5+/-0.8dB
PURITY ADJUSTMENT
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
PURITY ADJ.1. Receive the GREEN-ONLY signal. Adjust the
1
beam current to about 500 µA.
2. Degauss the CRT enough with the degausing
coil.
Note: Follow the Job Instruction Sheet to ad-
just the magnetic field.
Vertical Bv: +0.030 mT
(0.30 gauss)
Horizontal Bh : +0.020 mT
(0.20 gauss)
3. Maintain the purity magnet at the zero
magnetic field and keep the static convergence
roughly adjusted.
4. Observe the points a, b as shown in Fig. 4-1
through the microscope. Adjust the landing to
the rank A requirements.
5. Orient the raster rotation to 0 eastward.
6. Tighten up the deflection coil screws.
» Tightening torque: 108 ± 20 N (11 ±2 kgf)
7. Make sure the CRT corners landing meet the
A rank requirements. If not, stick the magnet
sheet to correct it.
Note: This adjustment must be done after
warming up the unit for 30 minutes
or longer with a beam current over
500 µA.
Note: Set the service mode by JA122 &
JA124 (short) then press factory process R/C RGB key to change to RGB
mono colour mode.
* For the following colours press R/C RGB k e y
to change.
Green-only
Blue-only
Signal-colour
screen cleared
Red-only
a
b
Fig. 4-1
A
B
A = B
Fig. 4-2
Rank "A"
(on the right of the CRT)
A
B
A = B
Fig. 4-3
Rank "A"
(on the left of the CRT)
* Press R/C RGB key for 1 second
in NORMAL MODE, the colour
will change to RGB mono colour
mode.
The TEXT K ey "R. G. Cy" K ey can
be directly use to change to other
colours screen.
7-17-2
CX34K3
CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
1 CONVERGENCE
ADJ.
(To be done
after the purity
adjustment.)
8
1. Receive the "Crosshatch Pattern" signal.
2. Using the remote controller, call NORMAL
mode.
Static convergence
1. Turn the 4-pole magnet to a proper opening
angle in order to superpose the blue and red
colours.
2. Turn the 6-pole magnet to a proper opening
angle in order to superpose 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.
a) Fig. 5-1: Drive the wedge at point "a" and
swing the deflection coil upward.
b) Fig. 5-2: Drive the wedge at points "b"
and "c" and swing the deflection coil
downward.
c) Fig. 5-3: Drive the "c" wedge deeper and
swing the deflection coil rightward.
d) Fig. 5-4: Drive the "b" wedge deeper and
swing the deflection coil leftward.
2. Fix all the wedges on the CRT and apply glass
tape over them.
3. Apply lacquer to the deflection yoke lock scre w ,
magnet unit (purity, 4-pole, 6-pole magnets)
and magnet unit lock screw.
Finally received the Red-only and Blue-only
signals to make sure there is no other colours
on the screen.
B
G
R
R
G
B
About
100°
Lacquer
Wedge
"b"
4-pole magnet
BGR
Fig. 5-1
RGB
Fig. 5-2
RGB
Fig. 5-3
BGR
Fig. 5-4
Wedge "a"
Fig. 5-5
6-pole magnet
CRT neck
B
G
R
R
G
B
About
100°
Wedge
"c"
CRT CUT-OFF, BACKGROUND AND SUB-CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
CRT CUTOFF
1
ADJUSTMENT
2
C BUS
(I
CONTROL)
2 SUB-
BRIGHTNESS
ADJUSMENT
2
C BUS
(I
CONTROL)
3 WHITE
BALANCE
SERVICE
MODE ADJ.
2
C BUS
(I
CONTROL)
1. Switch TV to VIDEO mode, BLUE BACK OFF
with NO VIDEO signal.
2. Press R/C to set Picture Normal condition.
3. Connect the oscilloscope to Red OUT from
IC801.(TP851)
Range: 1 V/Div (DC)
Sweep: 5 msec/Div
4. Adjust SCREEN VR, so that the tip of signal
reach 3.0 +0.1 Vdc.
1. Call "SUB-BRI" in service mode. (Receive
Crosshatch pattern with 5 black level windows)
2. Adjust the "SUB BRIGHT" bus data in order
that the line 1, 2 and 3 have the same darkness
wherelse line 4 is slightly brighter than line 1,
2 and 3 and finally line 5 will be the brighter
than line 4.
1. Receive the "WHITE" Pattern with BURST
signal.
2. Press R/C to set Picture NORMAL condition.
3. Connect the DC miliammeter between the
TP602 (-) and TP603 (+).
4. Check Beam current should be around 1,100 µA.
5. Set it to service mode and adjust the " WPG"
(White Point-G), "WPB" (White Point-B) data
to have a colour temperature of 12,300°K
(white). * Note .
6. Receive "White" pattern, with BURST Signal, and
set Brightness Y by generator, to ** 10 cd/m
(Minolta CA-100) by reducing Luminate Y signal.
7. Adjust "CUT -R" & "CUT -G" to get 12,300°K. Then
go back normal mode (High Bright)** to check
colour temperature. If out of range, back to (1) .
Note: This adjustment must be done after
warming up the unit for 30 minutes
or longer with a beam current over
700µA.
4. Using the R/C call "SUB COL" in SERVICE
mode. Adjust SUB COLOUR b us data, so that
the 75% White & Red portions of PAL Colour
Bar be at the same level shown as Fig. 8.
5. Clear the SERVICE mode.
W
75%
Cy
G
Y 100%W
Fig. 8
Mg R
NTSC CHROMA ADJUSTMENT
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
1 SUB-TINT
2
(I
C BUS
CONTROL)
1. Receive the "NTSC3.58 Colour Bar" signal
through AV in.
2. Connect the oscilloscope to TP853 (Pin (5) of
P882) BLUE-OUT.
3. Call the "SUB-TINT" mode in ser vice mode.
Adjust the "SUB-TINT" bus data to obtain the
same level of wa veform shown as Fig. 9.
4. Clear the SER VICE mode.
SAME LEVEL
Y
W
Cy G Mg R
Fig. 9
B
PROTECTOR OPERATION CHECKING
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
1 BEAM
PROTECTOR
2H, V
PROTECTOR
3 Other
protectors
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Set CONTRAST MAX.
3. Set BRIGHT MAX.
4. During the Collector & Emitter of Q883/5/7
short, make sure the protector ON and switch
to standby mode.
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Connect output of Bias Box to D607 cathode
(R606 side).
3. Set voltage of Bias Bo x to 18V and make sure
the protector is not work.
4. Set voltage of Bias Box to 27V, and make sure
the protector is work.
1. Once finish rectified Electrolytic Capacitor short
testing in +B line, check all possible damaged
components on +B line.
(Use random selected set for inspection)
* Select one of Q883/5/7 to do
each short test.
A/V INPUT AND OUTPUT CHECKING
B
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
VIDEO AND
1
AUDIO OUTPUT CHECK
2 VIDEO AND
AUDIO INPUT
CHECK
1. Receive the "PAL Colour Bar" signal (100%
White Color Bar, Sound 400 Hz 100% Mod.)
2. Terminate the Video output with a 75 ohm impedance. Mak e sure the output is as specified
(1.0 Vp-p ±3 dB).
3. Terminate the Audio output with a 10k ohm impedance. Mak e 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 order of
TV , A V1, A V2 & TV again and the video & audio
output are according to the input terminal for
each mode.
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FUNCTION OPERATION CHECKING (VIDEO AND AUDIO)
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
CONTRAST
1
key
2 COLOUR key1. Receive "Colour Bar" signal.
3 BRIGHTNESS
key
4 TINT key1. Receive the "NTSC Colour Bar" signal thru AV
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Set P-Mode to select CONTRAST.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether
the CONTRAST effect is OK or not.
2. Set P-Mode to select COLOUR.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether
the COLOUR effect is OK or not.
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Set P-Mode to select BRIGHTNESS.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether
the BRIGHTNESS effect is OK or not
in.
2. Set P-Mode to select TINT.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check TINT, UP
for GREEN direction and DOWN f or PURPLE
direction whether is OK or not.
FUNCTION OPERATION CHECKING (VIDEO AND AUDIO)
(Continued)
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
9
Colour
system
1. Receive the "PAL COLOUR BAR" signal, press
the COLOUR SYSTEM key to select modes
except PAL, check the COLOUR is not working
properly. Then, select the "PAL" mode. Check
again its colour so that it is working properly.
2. Receive "NTSC 4.43" signal, press COLOUR
SYSTEM key to select modes except NTSC
4.43, check the COLOUR is not working
properly. Then, select the "NTSC 4.43" mode.
Check again its colour so that it is working
properly.
3. Receive "NTSC 4.43/3.58 COLOUR BAR" signal thru AV, press COLOUR SYSTEM key to
select modes except N4.43/3.58, check the
COLOUR is not working properly. Then, select
the "NTSC 4.43/3.58" mode. Check again its
colour so that it is working properly.
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5 SHARPNESS
Key
6 CH DISPLA Y
COLOUR
7 NORMAL Key1. Once in PICTURE Mode, and the NORMAL
8 White Temp1. Receive "Monoscope P attern" signal.
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Set P-mode to select SHARPNESS.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether
the SHARPNESS effect is OK or not.
1. All Ch (1~99) will hav e an OSD display of the
channel number in green colour under AFT ON
condition.
key is pressed, all the settings will be present
to normal setting.
(Normal setting value for every mode).
» CONTRAST: MAX
» COLOUR: CENTER
» BRIGHTNESS : CENTER
» TINT: CENTER
» SHARPNESS : CENTER
2. Set FUNCTION to select WHITE TEMP.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check WHITE
TEMP Option, STANDARD:
NORMAL SETTING, WARM for more
REDDISH direction changing, COOL for more
BLUISH direction changing.
10-110-2
Note:If nothing is display mean
contrast, colour, bright, tint
or sharpness are all in normal setting.
10 NOISE MUTE
CHECKING
11 OSD
LANGUA GE
QUANTITY
CHECK
1. Receive "PAL COLOUR BAR" signal.
2. Turn up the volume control to maximum, make
sure the sound is heard from the speakers.
Then put the unit in no signal state.
3. Check the sound mute is effective.
4. Finally turn sound level of CTV to minimum.
Check OSD LANGUAGE quantity and type as
English, Russian, Chinese, French, Arabic and
Malay.
HEADPHONE JA CK CHECKING
NO. Adjustment partAdjusting procedure and conditionsWaveform and others
1 HEADPHONE
OUTPUT
CHECKING
1. Receive PAL COLOUR PAR with SOUND
400Hz, 100% MODULATION (±50kHz Dev).
2. Maximum volume, and check the headphone
output with 400Hz sound and no sound out
from speaker.
WRITE(CPU) CHECK DATA CHECK TYPE CHECK DATA CHECK TYPE
LAST INITIAL
SETTING DATA
REMARK
UA1 HOTEL MODE APPLICATION
How to enable/disable the "Hotel Mode" ?
Ans: a) Press the R/C (FUNCTION) {1} ke y until language selection appear , within fiv e second
press the (one/two digit) {2} key and keep pressing it for five second, then you can
see the hotel mode with four digits password.
b) Key in the four digits password starting with number "1", "3", "7", "9", then the hotel
mode will be enable, you can switch on/off the hotel mode by using R/C (volume up/
down) {3} key.
#1 Ch 1 is y our selected
* We recommend
channel for hotel mode.
Before set the hotel mode, it is better to choose ch 1 & set s-v ol level Up to 75% full scale.
After set hotel mode, starting channel will be always ch 1 & maximum sound level out will
be set the half of full scale.
* If you set hotel mode in AV, starting channel will be the last ch which you received before
power off (same as normal operation)
CONDITION:
When using hotel mode, user can control "contrast", "brightness", "sharpness" and "tint"
function.
But after power off, it will return to the initial setting.
You can't use:--
Preset mode
Fine tuning
Skip mode
System selection
The others function is allowed to be used.
LETTER NO.LETTER NO.
15-115-2
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
16
NO RASTER
Check F701.
Normal
Abnormal
Check R701, R707 and
D709.
AbnormalNormal
Check IC702, IC753, D758
and D762.
Normal
Check R615 and R618.
Check pin (7) of T701 voltage.
(Approx. 310V at 220V AC)
Normal
Check Secondary Main+B
(Approx. 115V)
Check CRT connector
K1-K5 bias.
NormalAbnormal
Check
C878.
Does horizontal circuit
oscillate ?
Check IC751 and IC801.
Check
IC801.
NO
YES
Blown out.
Replace the fuse.
The fuse is again blown out.
Check IC701, D701, C707
and D710.
D1001 (Power LED Green)
turns on.
NO
D1001 (Power LED Red)
turns on or turns ON/OFF.
ON/OFFON
Checking the
protector circuit.
CIRCUITS TO BE CHECKED:
» Tuner.
» PIF.
» Automatic Gain Control.
» (5V), (32V) Power Source.
Noise increases but no signal is
received.
Check the tuner supply voltage LB must
be approx. 5V, BT must be approx. 32V.
and CH preset data check.
Normal
Check the tuner AGC at
TP201.
Check pin (38) of
IC801.
CIRCUITS TO BE CHECKED:
» Sound system pins (28)
and (44) of IC801.
» Sound Detector Circuit.
» Sound Switch and Att.
Control.
» Audio Output Circuit.
Check pin (27) of
IC801, Tuner and
related circuit.
NO PICTURE, NO SOUND
Does the noise level increase at max.
Contrast, Brightness and Sound controls ?
Does noise or signal appear at pin (40)
of IC801 ?
Does noise or
signal appear at
pin (38) of IC801 ?
AbnormalNormal
Check pin (1) of
SF201, Tuner and
related circuit.
Check pin (37) of
IC801 and related
circuit.
NO SOUND
Does noise signal appear at
pin (44) of IC801 ?
YES
(Signal)
NO
No snow noise.
NO
Check IC801 and
its related circuit.
NO
YES
Check Q205 and
related circuit.
Does signal appear at pins (28)
of IC801?
YES
YES
NO
Does signal appear at pins
(6) and (8) of IC301 ?
YES
Check P301, P302, IC301
and peripheral circuit.
16-116-2
NO
Check C356
and peripheral
circuit.
Check Q301, pins (4) and (6)
of IC801 and peripheral
circuit.
Check IC801.
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
CIRCUIT TO BE CHECKED:
» Sync. Separator Circuit.
17
NEITHER VERTICAL NOR
HORIZONTAL SYNCHRONIZATION
Check pins (16), (17) and
(34) of IC801.
DEFECTIVE VERTICAL AMP.
AND VERTICAL LINEARITY
Readjust vertical size.
(Bas Data)
Vertical linearity and size
abnormal.
Check R504, R503, R506,
R513, C517 and D501.
NO VERTICAL SCAN
Check IC801, R801, R802,
R803, D804, 805, D806 and
Q801.
Check Q871, Q883 and its
adjacent circuits.
NO SPECIFIC COLOUR
NOYES
Is some colour produced in
B/W broadcast reception ?
YES
Check Q870, Q885 and its
adjacent circuits.
NO SPECIFIC COLOUR
“PAL”
(NO COLOUR SYNCHRONIZATION)
Is the white balance properly
adjusted ?
NO
Readjust the white balance.
The picture colour is yellow.The picture colour is magenta.The picture colour is cyan.
Check Q872, Q887 and its
adjacent circuits.
Check IC501 bias.
NormalAbnormal
Check IC501.Check C503 and C507.
17-117-2
Check IC801 and bias
control circuit.
Normal
Check X1001(12 MHz).
CX34K3
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SOLID STATE DEVICE BASE DIAGRAM
TOP VIEW
85
14
M24C04W
6433
132
IX3368CE
SIDE VIEW
BASE
COLLECTOR
EMITTER
2SA1015
2SC1815
43
12
FX0008GED601A
BASE
COLLECTOR
EMITTER
123
PST573J
2SC2482
COLLECTOR
2R
BASE EMITTER
COLLECTOR
JC
BASE EMITTER
2SC2735
SE115N
COLLECTOR
:BR:
BASE EMITTER
B709A
+ ~ ~ -
DX0386CE
ANODE
(RED)
CATHODE
(COMMON)
ANODE
(GREEN)
BCE
PX0423CE
2SD2586
18
1
3
TA48M033
LA7016
123
KA7808
KA7805
STRF6654
B C E
2SC4517
BC
E
TF321S
112
TDA7056A
24
135
9
TDA8357
18
CHASSIS LAYOUT
H
G
F
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D
C
B
A
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
H
G
F
CX34K3
E
D
C
B
A
121110987654321
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21
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G
F
E
D
C
B
A
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WAVEFORMS
H
G
1.0 Vp-p
1
F
66.0 Vp-p (H)
6
E
D
2
7
2.5 Vp-p (H)
72.0 Vp-p (H)
3
8
2.55 Vp-p (H)
3.0 Vp-p (H)
4
9
3.35 Vp-p (H)
1.85 Vp-p (H)
68.0 Vp-p (H)
5
150.0 Vp-p (H)
0
8.4 Vp-p (H)
q
C
B
1,050 Vp-p (H)
y
A
w
u
1.3 Vp-p (H)
2.4 Vp-p (H)
e
i
0.98 Vp-p (H)
500 Vp-p (H)
r
43.0 Vp-p (H)
190.0 Vp-p (H)
t
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DESCRIPTION OF SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
SAFETY NOTES:
H
1. DISCONNECT THE AC PLUG FROM THE AC OUTLET BEFORE
REPLACING PARTS.
2. SEMICONDUCTOR HEAT SINKS SHOULD BE REGARDED AS
POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARDS WHEN THE CHASSIS IS OPERATING.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE:
PARTS MARKED WITH “å” ( ) ARE IMPORTANT FOR
MAINTAINING THE SAFETY OF THE SET. BE SURE TO RE-
G
PLACE THESE PARTS WITH SPECIFIED ONES FOR MAINTAINING THE SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SET.
SERVICE PRECAUTION:
THE AREA ENCLOSED BY THIS LINE (
CONNECTED WITH AC MAINS VOLTAGE.
WHEN SERVICING THE AREA, CONNECT AN ISOLATING TRANSFORMER BETWEEN TV RECEIVER AND AC LINE TO ELIMINATE
F
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
Ë
Infrared Remote Control Unit
NOTE : The parts here shown are supplied as an assembly but not independently.
E
E
) IS DIRECTLY
NOTES:
1. The unit of resistance “ohm” is omitted.
(K = 1000 ohms, M = Meg ohm).
2. All resistors are 1/16 watt, unless otherwise noted.
3. All capacitors are
µ
F, unless therwise noted. (P = µµF).
VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS:
1. Voltage in parenthesis measured with no Signal.
2. Voltages without parenthesis measured with PAL Colour-Signal.
3. All the voltages in each point are measured with high impedence
volt-meter.
WAVEFORM MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS:
1. Colour bar generator signal of 1.8V peak to peak applied at Base
of Video Buffer Amp. Q200.
2. Approximately 4.0 V AGC bias.
RRMCG1342PESA
D
D
C
C
B
B
A
A
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Ë
Tuner
NOTE : The parts here shown are supplied as an assembly but not independently.
Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics
identified in this manual: electrical components having such f eatures
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.
å T602RTRNF0193PEZZJ H-Volt T ransf ormerAZ
å T603RTRNZ0179CEZZR TransformerAE
å T701RTRNZ0140PEZZJ TransformerAQ
CAPACITORS
C200VCEA0A1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C203VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C204VCEA0A1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAC
C205VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C206VCEA0A1HW106M R 1050V ElectrolyticAB
C207VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C208VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C209VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C210VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C211VCKYCY1EF104ZR 0.125V CeramicAA
C212VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C213VCKYCY1HF223Z R 0.022 50V CeramicAB
C215VCEA0A1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C216VCKYCY1HB821K R 820p 50V CeramicAA
C217VCKYCY1HB472K R 4700p 50V CeramicAA
C301VCEA0A1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAC
C302VCEA0A1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C303VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C304VCQYTA1HM473J R 0.047 50V MylarAA
C305VCQYTA1HM473J R 0.047 50V MylarAA
C312VCQYTA1HM123J R 0.012 50V MylarAA
C314VCEA0A1EW477M R 47025V ElectrolyticAD
C315VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C317VCEA0A1HW224M R 0.2250V ElectrolyticAB
C318VCKYCY1HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C331VCEA0A1HW105M R 1.050V ElectrolyticAB
C332VCEA0A1EW477M R 47025V ElectrolyticAD
C333VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C356VCKYCY1HB682K R 6800p 50V CeramicAA
C359VCEA9M1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C360VCEA9M1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C364VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C371VCEA0A1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C373VCEA0A1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAC
C374VCEA0A1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C375VCEAEA1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C377VCEA0A1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
C379VCEA0A1HW335M R 3.350V ElectrolyticAB
C390VCEA0A1HW105M R 1.050V ElectrolyticAB
C405VCEA0A1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAC
C406VCEA0A1CW477M R 47016V ElectrolyticAC
C407VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C408VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C409VCKYCY1EF104ZR 0.125V CeramicAA
C410VCKYCY1EF104ZR 0.125V CeramicAA
C411VCKYCY1HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C469VCEA0A1HW105M R 1.050V ElectrolyticAB
C501VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C502VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C503VCEA0A1EW108M R 100025V ElectrolyticAD
C504VCKYCY1HF223Z R 0.022 50V CeramicAB
C506VCQYTA1HM104J R 0.150V MylarAA
C507VCEA0A1JW107M R 10063V ElectrolyticAC
C508VCQYTA1HM103J R 0.0150V MylarAA
C512VCKYCY1HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C513VCKYCY1HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C514VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C515VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C516VCEA0A1JW477M R 47063V ElectrolyticAE
C517VCFYFA1HA104JR 0.150V MylarAA
C601VCEAGA2EW106M R 10250V ElectrolyticAC
C602VCQYTA1HM104J R 0.150V MylarAA
C603VCEA0A1HW105M R 1.050V ElectrolyticAB
C604VCEA0A1HW105M R 1.050V ElectrolyticAB
C605VCKYPA1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C606VCKYCY1HF103Z R 0.0150V CeramicAA
C607VCEA0A1CW477M R 47016V ElectrolyticAC
C608VCEA0A1EW476M R 4725V ElectrolyticAB
C609VCEA0A1EW108M R 100025V ElectrolyticAD
C610VCFYSB2EB823JR 0.082 250V MylarAD
C611VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C612RC-EZ0724CEZZR 100160V ElectrolyticAG
C613VCFPPB2EB394JR 0.39250V Polypro Film AF
C614RC-KZ0035CEZZR CapacitorAB
C615VCFPVC2DB224JR 0.22200V Polypro Film AE
C616VCFPPD3CA622H R 6200p 1.6kV Polypro Film AE
C617VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C620VCKYCY1EF104ZR 0.125V CeramicAA
C623VCQYTA1HM222J R 2200p 50V MylarAA
C624VCQYTA1HM472J R 4700p 50V MylarAB
C625VCEA0A1HW105M R 1.050V ElectrolyticAB
C626VCKYCY1HF223Z R 0.022 50V CeramicAB
C627VCEA0A1HW106M R 1050V ElectrolyticAB
C628VCEA0A1HW474M R 0.4750V ElectrolyticAB
C650VCKYCY1EF104ZR 0.125V CeramicAA
C654VCEA0A1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C700VCQYTA1HM103J R 0.0150V MylarAA
C707RC-EZ1044CEZZR 150400V ElectrolyticAM
C708RC-KZ0160GEZZR 0.01250V CeramicAC
C709RC-QZA471TAYJR 470p50V MylarAB
C711RC-KZ0339CEZZR 560p2kV CeramicAD
C712VCQYTA1HM102J R 1000p 50V MylarAA
C713RC-KZ007JCEZZR 0.01250V CeramicAC
C714RC-KZ0338CEZZR 560p2kV CeramicAD
C715VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C717VCQYTA1HM182J R 1800p 50V MylarAA
C718VCEA0A1EW475M R 4.725V ElectrolyticAB
C719VCEA9M1HW226M R 2250V ElectrolyticAB
å C721RC-KZ0156CEZZR 680p 250V CeramicAG
C751VCEA0A1CW476M R 4716V ElectrolyticAB
C752VCEA0A0JW107M R 1006.3V ElectrolyticAB
C753VCKYPA2HB102KR 1000p 500V CeramicAA
C755VCEA0A1CW108M R 1000 16V ElectrolyticAD
C756VCEA0A1CW338M R 3300 16V ElectrolyticAE
C758VCKYPA1HB221KR 220p50V CeramicAA
å C759VCKYPA1HB102KR 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C760RC-KZ0339CEZZR 680p2kV CeramicAD
C761VCEA4W2CN227M R 220160V ElectrolyticAG
C762VCQYTA1HM473J R 0.047 50V MylarAA
C801VCEA0A1HW105M R 1.050V ElectrolyticAB
C802VCEA0A1CW337M R 33016V ElectrolyticAC
C803VCEA9M1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAB
C804VCKYCY1HB222K R 2200p 50V CeramicAA
C805VCKYCY1HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C806VCKYCY1HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C807VCKYCY1HB102K R 1000p 50V CeramicAA
C808VCEA0A1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAC
C809VCKYCY1HF223Z R 0.022 50V CeramicAB
C810VCKYCY1EF104ZR 0.125V CeramicAA
C811VCEA0A1CW107M R 10016V ElectrolyticAC
C812VCFYFA1HA224JR 0.2250V MylarAB
C813VCFYFA1HA224JR 0.2250V MylarAB
C814VCKYCY1HB471K R 470p 50V CeramicAA
C1001 VCEA0A0JW107M R 1006.3V ElectrolyticAB
C1002 VCKYCY1HB561K R 560p50V CeramicAA
C1003 VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C1004 VCKYCY1HF103ZR 0.0150V CeramicAA
C1005 VCKYCY1HF223ZR 0.022 50V CeramicAB
C1006 VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C1007 VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C1008 VCCCCY1HH330J R 33p50V CeramicAA
C1009 VCCCCY1HH330J R 33p50V CeramicAA
C1010 VCEA0A0JW107M R 1006.3V ElectrolyticAB
C1011 VCKYCY1HF223ZR 0.022 50V CeramicAB
C1012 VCKYCY1HF223ZR 0.022 50V CeramicAB
C1013 VCEA0A0JW107M R 1006.3V ElectrolyticAB
C1014 VCEA0A1CW106M R 1016V ElectrolyticAB
C1015 VCFYFA1HA474JR 0.4750V MylarAC
C1016 VCQYTA1HM104J R 0.150V MylarAA
C1017 VCKYCY1HB222K R 2200p 50V CeramicAA
C1018 VCKYCY1HB221K R 220p50V CeramicAA
C1019 VCEA9M1HW225M R 2.250V ElectrolyticAB
RESISTORS
RJ2VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ5VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ7VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ8VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ9VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ10VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ11VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ12VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ13VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ14VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ15VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ16VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ21VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ25VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ26VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ27VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ28VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ29VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ30VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ31VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ32VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ33VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ34VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ40VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ41VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ51VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ53VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ55VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ64VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ66VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ68VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ69VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ71VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ74VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ75VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ76VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ78VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ79VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ80VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ84VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ85VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ87VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ88VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ89VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ92VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ94VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ95VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ96VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ97VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ103 VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ105 VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ201 VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ202 VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ204 VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ205 VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ206 VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
R201VRN-MD2AL101JR 100 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R202VRN-MD2AL101JR 100 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R203VRD-RM2HD102JR 1.0k 1/2WCarbonAA
R204VRD-RM2HD102JR 1.0k 1/2WCarbonAA
R205VRD-RA2BE680JR 681/8WCarbonAA
R206VRN-MD2AL122JR 1.2k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R207VRN-MD2AL221JR 220 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R208VRN-MD2AL122JR 1.2k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R209VRN-MD2AL392JR 3.9k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R216VRN-MD2AL681JR 680 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R217VRD-RA2BE392JR 3.9k 1/8WCarbonAA
R218VRN-MD2AL102JR 1.0k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R219VRN-MD2AL391JR 390 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R220VRN-MD2AL101JR 100 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R221VRN-MD2AL102JR 1.0k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R222VRN-MD2AL681JR 680 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R226VRN-MD2AL750JR 751/10W Metal FilmAA
R227VRD-RM2HD330JR 331/2WCarbonAA
R228VRD-RM2HD330JR 331/2WCarbonAA
R230VRN-MD2AL101JR 100 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R231VRN-MD2AL153JR 15k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R233VRN-MD2AL181JR 180 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R237VRN-MD2AL272JR 2.7k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R238VRN-MD2AL821JR 820 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R239VRN-MD2AL221JR 220 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R301VRN-MD2AL680JR 681/10W Metal FilmAA
R302VRN-MD2AL473JR 47k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R303VRN-MD2AL473JR 47k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R304VRN-MD2AL392JR 3.9k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R305VRN-MD2AL100JR 101/10W Metal FilmAA
R307VRD-RA2BE182JR 1.8k 1/8WCarbonAA
R308VRD-RA2BE472JR 4.7k 1/8WCarbonAA
R320VRN-MD2AL101JR 100 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R321VRN-MD2AL561JR 560 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R328VRN-MD2AL564JR 560k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R329VRN-MD2AL332JR 3.3k 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R330VRN-MD2AL101JR 100 1/10W Metal FilmAA
P851QPLGN0641CEZZ R Plug, 6-pin (H)AB
P882QPLGN0541CEZZ R Plug, 5-pin (K)AB
å SC881 QSOCV0842CEZZ R CRT SocketAH
PWB-CDUNTK9989WEV0
HEADPHONE UNIT
RESISTORS
RJ1VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ7VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
RJ8VRN-MD2AL000JR 01/10W Metal FilmAA
R354VRN-MD2AL471JR 470 1/10W Metal FilmAA
R355VRN-MD2AL471JR 470 1/10W Metal FilmAA
MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
J351QJAKJ0047CEZZR Headphone JackAD
P352QPLGN0441CEZZ R Plug, 4-pinAB
No part of this publication may be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in
any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical,
photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without
prior written permission of the publisher.
TQ0829-S
Feb. 2000 Printed in Japan
NA. KG
SHARP CORPORATION
A V Systems Group
Quality & Reliability Control Center
Yaita, Tochigi 329-2193, Japan
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