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.
CONTENTS
» IMPORTANT SERVICE SAFETY PRECAUTION ................................................................................... 2
» REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST .............................................................................................................. 67
» PACKING OF THE SET......................................................................................................................... 83
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IMPORTANT SERVICE SAFETY PRECAUTION
Ë
Service work should be perfomed only by qualified service technicians who are thoroughly familiar with all safety checks and the servicing guidelines which follow:
WARNING
1. For continued safety, no modification of any circuit
should be attempted.
2. Disconnect AC power before servicing.
CAUTION: FOR CONTINUED
PROTECTION AGAINST A RISK OF
FIRE REPLACE ONL Y WITH SAME
TYPE F3701 (T1.6AL, 250V), F3702
(T1.6AL, 250V), F6551 (T1.25AL,
BEFORE RETURNING THE RECEIVER
(Fire & Shock Hazard)
Before returning the receiver to the user, perform
the following safety checks:
1. Inspect all lead dress to make certain that leads are
not pinched, and check 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, insulation materials, cabinet backs,
adjustment and compartment covers or shields,
isolation resistor-capacitor networks, mechanical
insulators, etc.
3. To be sure that no shock hazard exists, check for
leakage current in the following manner.
• Plug the AC cord directly into a 110~240 volt AC outlet,
and connect the DC power cable into the receiver's
DC jack. (Do not use an isolation transformer for this
test).
• Using two clip leads, connect a 50k ohm, 10 watt
resistor paralleled by a 0.15µF capacitor in series with
all exposed metal cabinet parts and a known earth
ground, such as electrical conduit or electrical ground
connected to an earth ground.
• Use an AC voltmeter having with 5000 ohm per volt, or
higher, sensitivity or measure the AC voltage drop
across the resisor.
• Connect the resistor connection to all exposed metal
parts having a return to the chassis (antenna, metal
cabinet, screw heads, knobs and control shafts,
escutcheon, etc.) and measure the AC voltage drop
across the resistor.
All checks must be repeated with the AC cord plug
connection reversed. (If necessary, a nonpolarized
adaptor plug must be used only for the purpose of
completing these checks.)
Any reading of 0.75V peak (this corresponds to 0.5
milliamp. peak AC.) or more is excessive and indicates
a potential shock hazard which must be corrected
before returning the monitor to the owner.
Many electrical and mechanical parts in LCD television
have special safety-related characteristics.
These characteristics are often not evident from visual
inspection, nor can protection afforded by them be
necessarily increased by using replacement components
rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc.
Replacement parts which have these special safety
characteristics are identified in this manual; electrical
and shaded areas in the
Schematic Diagrams
For continued protection, replacement parts must be
identical to those used in the original circuit.
The use of a substitute replacement parts which do not
have the same safety characteristics as the factory
recommended replacement parts shown in this service
manual, may create shock, fire or other hazards.
components having such features are identified by “ å”
"Inverter PWB" of this model employs lead-free solder. The LF symbol indicates lead-free solder, and is attached
on the PWBs and service manuals. The alphabetical character following LF shows the type of lead-free solder.
Example:
L Fa
Indicates lead-free solder of tin, silver and copper.
2 Using lead-free wire solder
When fixing the PWB soldered with the lead-free solder, apply lead-free wire solder. Repairing with conventional
lead wire solder may cause damage or accident due to cracks.
As the melting point of lead-free solder (Sn-Ag-Cu) is higher than the lead wire solder by 40ºC, we recommend
you to use a dedicated soldering bit, if you are not familiar with how to obtain lead-free wire solder or soldening
bit, contact our service station or service ranch in your area.
3 Soldering
As the melting point of lead-free solder (Sn-Ag-Cu) is about 220°C which is higher than the conventional lead
solder by 40°C, and as it has poor solder wettabillty, you may be apt to keep the soldering bit in contact with the
PWB for extended period of time. However, Since the land may be peeled off or the maximum heat-resistance
temperature of parts may be excoeded, remove the bit from the PWB as soon as you conurm the steady soldering
condition.
Lead-free solder contains more tin, and the end of the soldering bit may be easily corroded. Make sure to tum on
and off the power of the bit as required.
if a different type of solder stays on the tip of the soldering bit, it is alloyed with lead-free solder. Clean the bit after
every use of it.
When the tip of the soldering bit is blackened during use, file it with steel wool or fine sandpaper.
Becareful when replacing parts with polarity indication on the PWB silk.
Lead-free wire solder for servicing
Part No,★DescriptionCode
ZHNDAi123250EJφ0.3mm250g(1roll)BL
ZHNDAi126500EJφ0.6mm500g(1roll)BK
ZHNDAi12801KEJφ1.0mm1kg(1roll)BM
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SPECIFICATIONS
Item22" LCD COLOUR TV, Model: LC-22SV2E
LCD panel22" Advanced Super View & BLACK TFT LCD
Number of dots1,229,760 dots (854 480 3 dots)
Video colour systemPAL/SECAM/NTSC 3.58/NTSC 4.43/PAL 60
TVTV-Standard (CCIR)B/G, I, D/K, L
FunctionReceivingVHF/UHFE2-E69 ch, I21-I69 ch, IR A-IR Jch, F2-F10 ch
ChannelCATV~ Hyper Band
TV-Tuning SystemAuto preset 200 ch.
STEREO/BILINGUALNICAM, IGR
Brightness430 cd/m
Lamp life60,000 hours
Viewing anglesH: 170 V: 170
Audio amplifier2.5 W 2
Speakers5 cm 2 pcs
TerminalsAV-IN 1SCART (Av in, RGB in, TV out)
AV-IN 2S-VIDEO, VIDEO, AUDIO
OUTAUDIO
Antenna75 Din Type
Headphones3.5 mm jack (Rear)
OSD languageEnglish/German/French/Spanish/Italian/Swedish/Dutch
Power requirementDC 13 V, AC 110 V – 240 V, (50/60 Hz)
Power Consumption62 W (1.0 W at Standby) (Method IEC60107) : AC 230 V (with AC Adapter)
53 W (Method IEC60107) : DC 13 V
Weight9.3 kg w/o accessories
AccessoriesOperation Manual, Remote Control, Batteries ( 2), AC adapter, AC cord,
Cable clamps ( 2)
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Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
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OPERATION MANUAL
Part Names of Main Unit
Controls
Note:
• TV/VIDEO CH(
)/( ) Volume (–)/(+)MENU
control.
CH
MENU
TV/VIDEO
Volume (–)/(+)
POWER/STANDBY indicator
Remote sensor window
Remote sensor indicator
Upper control panel
CH (
)/( )
MENU
TV/VIDEO
(MAIN POWER)
OPC sensor window
Speaker
OPC (Optical Picture Control)
indicator
Speaker
Terminals
L
R
A
U
D
I
O
O
U
T
A
V
-I
N
1
R
G
B
A
V
-
I
N
2
S
-
V
I
D
E
O
V
I
D
E
O
L
R
A
U
D
I
O
P
O
W
E
R
I
N
P
U
T
D
C
1
3
V
L
R
AU
DIO
OU
T
AV-
IN
1
R
GB
AV-
IN
2
S
-
V
ID
E
O
V
ID
E
O
L
R
AU
DI
O
PO
W
E
R
INPU
T
D
C
1
3V
Carrying handle
Rear View
POWER INPUT DC13V
AV-IN 1
(21pin Euro-SCART)
S-VIDEO
VIDEO
AUDIO (L)
AUDIO (R)
AV-IN 2
Antenna
AUDIO OUT (L)
AUDIO OUT (R)
Headphones
To change the vertical angle of
the LCD TV set, tilt the screen
up to 5 degrees forward or 10
degrees backward. The TV set
can also be rotated 25 degrees
to right and left. Please adjust
the angle so that the TV set can
be watched most comfortably.
A red indicator blinks when the TV set
receives the remote control signal.
A green indicator lights when “Brightness” is
set to “Auto”.
,,and
Fundamentally, this operation manual provides a description based on operation using the remote
on the main unit have the same functions as the same buttons on the remote control.
A green indicator lights when the power is
on and a red indicator lights when in the
standby mode (the indicator will not light
when the main power is off).
How to adjust the angle
Tilt the display by grabbing onto
the carrying handle while securely
holding down the stand with your
other hand.
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Part Names of Remote Control
CH
MENU
E
E
N
D
M
TET
M
OK
SUBTITLE
HOLD
(Mute)
Yellow,
Timer function Menu
Cyan, Status Display
TV/VIDEO
Channel Select
MENU
Volume (+)/(
-
)
(Flashback)
Red, Picture Menu
Upwards/ Downwards
Selection, zoom display
function
END
TEXT
(Power)
SOUND
REVEAL
Right / Left Selection
SUBPAGE
ROTATE
WIDE
Green, Sound Menu
CH ( )/( )
Installing Batteries in the Remote Control
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■
Caution!
Precautions regarding batteries
■
Preparation
■
Using Remote Control
■
Cautions regarding use of remote control
■
■
■
■
Displays the Teletext
Subtitle directly.
Temporarily holds the
current Teletext page.
Selects the wide image mode.
Switches the sound
mode.
Returns to the previous
channel.
CH
SOUND
E
N
D
MENU
R
EVE
A
L
H
O
LD
S
U
B
T
IT
L
E
SUBPAGE
R
EVE
A
L
H
O
LD
S
U
B
T
IT
L
E
SUBPAGE
TEXT
R
O
T
A
T
E
WIDE
TEXT
R
O
T
A
T
E
WIDE
T
MENUSOUND
OK
Displays the Teletext mode
screen.
Displays hidden information
such as solutions to riddles
and puzzles.
Displays the Teletext
Subpage directly.
Rotates the display in every
direction.
(Teletext mode)
Returns to normal screen.
Switches the sound on and off.
Turns on the status display
when the menu is not
displayed.
Displays the TV menu.
Displays previous/next page.
(Teletext mode)
Switches the input source
between AV1, AV2 and
TV mode.
TV/VIDEOTV/VIDEO
Open the battery cover.
Before using the LCD TV set for the first time, install the two R-03 (“AAA” size, UM/SUM-4) batteries supplied in the remote
control. When the batteries become depleted and the remote control fails to operate, replace the batteries with new R-03
(“AAA” size, UM/SUM-4) batteries.
Insert two R-03 (“AAA” size,
UM/SUM-4) batteries.
Replace the battery cover.
Slide the cover while
pressing the ( ) part.
Position the positive and
negative ends of the
batteries as indicated in
the compartment.
Engaging the lower
claw with the remote
control, close the
cover.
Improper use of batteries can result in a leakage of chemicals and/or explosion. Be sure to follow the instructions below.
Place batteries with their terminals corresponding to the (+) and (–) indications.
Different types of batteries have different characteristics. Do not mix batteries of different types.
Do not mix old and new batteries. Mixing old and new batteries can shorten the life of new batteries and/or cause old
batteries to leak chemicals.
Remove batteries as soon as they are depleted. Chemicals that leak from batteries can cause a rash. If chemical
leakage is found, wipe it off with a cloth.
The batteries supplied with the product may have a shorter life expectancy due to storage conditions.
If the remote control is not to be used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries from the remote control.
Use the remote control by pointing it towards the remote sensor
window of the main unit. Objects between the remote control and
sensor window may prevent proper operation.
Do not expose the remote control to shock. In addition, do not
expose the remote control to liquids, and do not place it in an area
with high humidity.
Do not install or place the remote control under direct sunlight. The
heat may cause deformation of the unit.
The remote control may not work properly if the remote sensor
window is under direct sunlight or strong lighting. In such a case,
change the angle of the lighting or main unit, or operate the remote
control closer to the remote sensor window.
Remote sensor indicator
OPC indicator
Power/Standby indicator
OPC sensor window
Remote sensor window
OPC
6
Unit: mm
180.6
95
367
462
739
L
R
100
100
43.9
AUDIO OUT
AV-IN 1
RGB
AV-IN 2
S-VIDEO
VIDEO
L
R
AUDIO
POWER
INPUT
DC13V
59.5
72.5
420
165.4
250
31
490.62
268.32
108
CH
MENU
TV/VIDEO
DIMENSIONS
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REMOVING OF MAJOR PARTS
1. Remove the two terminal covers.
2. Remove the table stand fixing screws (4 pcs.).
3. Remove the cabinet B fixing screws (17 pcs.).
4. Remove the cabinet B after opening from the direction of an arrow.
5. Remove the reinforcement angle fixing screws (4 pcs.).
6. Detach the connector from each PWB.
Control Panel (Top Cover)
4
4
4
4
Cabinet A
4
3
4
Cabinet B
3
Terminal
Cover (S)
1
3
4
3
4
3
1
3
2
Terminal
Cover (L)
Stand
5
6
SC4561
(GD)
SC4902
6
(RM)
6
(GA)
P3701
SC4901
P3504
P3504
(KK)
(KK)
6
(GB)
P3702
6
P130(KK)
6
(MC)
(MA)
SC4701
SC1401
SC1401
SC1401
SC3501
SC3501
(MA)
(MA)
(MC)
(MC)
Main PWB
P3502
(RM)
P3503
6
Operation PWB
Digital PWB
(ME)
(MB)
SC402
P4501
6
SC2202
P3706
(ME)
(MB)
P3705(PF)
8
Reinforcement
Angle
Inverter PWB
6
6
P706
(PF)
6
6
6
P6551
P6552
P6553
P6554
7. Remove the top cover fixing screws (2 pcs.).
8. Remove the control PWB fixing screws (2 pcs.).
9. Remove the digital PWB fixing screws (4 pcs.).
10. Detatch the chassis frame cover fixing hooks (5 pcs.).
11. Remove the 21-pin terminal fixings screws (2 pcs.).
12. Remove the analog PWB fixing screws (3 pcs.).
13. Remove the inverter PWB fixing screws (4 pcs.).
14. Remove the R/C, LED PWB fixing screws (2 pcs.).
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Digital PWB
12
Main PWB
Chasis
Frame Cover
10
10
Operation PWB
Chassis Frame
8
13
Inverter PWB
11
7
Control Panel
(Top Cover)
R/C, LED PWB
14
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» Precautions in handling the LCD panels
1. Work in a clean room (with humidities below 50%).
2. Be sure to wear an anti-static armband.
3. Handle the panels on an electroconductive mat.
4. Be careful not to fall, shake and shock the panels.
15. Remove the LCD panel unit fixing screws (4 pcs.).
16. Remove the reflection/deflection, prism and diffusion sheets.
17. Remove the ITO earth spring fixing screw (1 pc.).
18. Remove the ITO sheet and diffusion panel.
19. Remove the lamp fixing holder fixing screws (6 pcs.).
20. Detach the lamp clip (4 pcs.).
21. Detach the lamp unit-A/B.
22. Remove the reflection panel fixing screws. (6 pcs.).
Diffusion Panel
(PCOVU0108CEZZ)
ITO Earth Spring
(MSPRP1220CEFW)
17
22" LCD Panel
Unit
(RLCDTA011WJZZ)
Lamp Fixing Holder
(LHLDZ2184CEKZ)
16
15
Back Sheilding Plate
(PSLDM4699CEFW)
Lamp Clip
(LHLDZ2185CEZZ)
19
18
Diffusion Sheet
(PSHEP0294CEZZ)
Prism Sheet
(PSHEPA002WJZZ)
Reflection / Deflenction Sheet
(PSHEPA003WJZZ)
20
19
Lamp Fixing Holder
(LHLDZ2184CEKZ)
ITO Sheet
(PSHEP0295CEZZ)
22
21
Lamp Unit-A
(KLMP-0126CEZZ)
Lamp Unit-B
(KLMP-0127CEZZ)
Reflection Panel
(PMiR-0299CEZZ)
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ADJUSTING PROCEDURE OF EACH SECTION
The best adjustment is made before shipping. If any position deviation is found or after part replace is performed,
adjust as follows.
Preparation for adjustments
Use the dedicated AC adaptor or stable DC power supply.
AC adaptor: UADP-0241CEPZ
DC power supply: 13V 5.4A
1.Entering the adjustment processing mode
• A “POWER” key is made on with pushing an “TV/VIDEO” and “MENU” keys at the same time.(K of the inspection
process mode is displayed by the upper left of the image plane.) → Next, “CH (Ù)” and “VOL (–)” keys are pushed
at the same time.(It becomes the image plane of the adjustment process mode.).....When it is canceled, it is made
to turn it off.(Even off in the “MAIN POWER” key, off with R/C are good.)
2.Key operation in the adjustment process mode
• The receiving channel UP/DOWN is performed with the “CH (ù)/(Ù)” keys.
One push ... The UP/DOWN tuning is performed per channel.
Continuous push ... The UP/DOWN search is performed until a next receivable station is found.
• Various adjustments
The adjustment is performed for each item by the “MENU”, “Menu cursor”, “CH (ù)/(Ù)” or “VOL (+)/(–)” keys
(LCD TV set and remote control).
• Adjustment item is chosen with the Menu cursor upward/downward keys.
• The adjustment item makes a toggle operation with the “MENU” key input. (Next item)If the “MENU” key is input while the bottom item is selected, it moves to the top item on the next page.
• Press the auto preset button on the remote controller in the adjustment process mode, and the top item of the
next page will show up regardless of which item appears now.
Page 1 → Page 2 → ... → Page 23 → Page 1
• Press the manual memory button on the remote controller in the adjustment process mode, and the top item of
the same page will show up.
• UP/DOWN of each adjustment vale selected is performed with the VOL (+)/(–) keys input.
• For P16 – 17, the unit enters the register select mode with the VOL (+)/(–) keys input while NTSC/PAL is selected,
and the cursor moves to the address 01.
• The cursor moves up or down with the “CH (ù)/(Ù)” keys and moves left or right with the VOL (+)/(–) keys, and
a decision is made with the 12 key.
When the decision is made, the cursor moves to the adjustment value selected, and UP/DOWN of each adjustment
value selected by the “VOL (+)/(–)” keys input is performed.
00 ↔ 01 ↔ ... ↔ 79 ↔ 7A ↔ ... ↔ FF ↔ 00 ↔ ...
Decide with the 12 key and return to the address select. Move to the next item with the “MENU” key.
During address select, the cursor movement by the “VOL (+)/(–)” keys input is as follows:
Example: 01 ↔ 02 ↔ 03 ↔ 01 ↔ ...
The cursor movement by the “CH (ù)/(Ù)” keys input is as follows:
Example: 02 ↔ 05 ↔ ... ↔ F6 ↔ 02 ↔ ...
3.Initialization
3-1. Connect the pins (81) and (82) of IC2001 (microprocessor) to GND, and turn on the power.
3-2. Select the model name to (22SV2E/22SV2K).
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4.Adjustment
4-1. +B (5V) adjustment (R3750 : Main Unit)
1) Receive the colour bar signal.
2) Adjust the voltage of the positive (+) side of C3724 to 5.00 ±0.02V.
Note: Since 5.0V is a reference voltage of all power voltage, adjust it precisely.
4-2. +B (13V) adjustment (R4657 : Digital Unit)
1) Receive the colour bar signal.
2) Connect the digital voltmeter to TP4751, and adjust to 13.00 ±0.05V.
Note: Since 13.00V is a reference voltage of all power voltage, adjust it precisely.
4-3. Counter-bias adjustment
Please perform this adjustment to each "50Hz" and "60Hz".
1) Enter the process adjustment mode.
2) Select the "14" (Dot reversal flicker pattern) of "G/A TEST PATTERN" on page 19 of the adjustment process
mode.
3) Select the "COM BIAS 60"/"COM BIAS 50" on page 2 of the adjustment process mode.
4) Adjust the flicker of a screen to be minimum.
4-4. TAMP adjustment
1) Receive the colour bar signal.
2) See if the "Y" reading on page 2 of the adjusment process mode is somewhere following. If not, make the
"PAL TAMP" adjustment to get the "Y" reading in the range of "BB" thru "CA".
3) If the adjustment of "PAL TAMP" is executed, write its adjustment value to the "SECAM TAMP" manually.
(Screen of the page 2 of the adjustment processing menu OSD)
COMB I AS6 0
COMB I AS5 0
PALTAMP
SECAMTAMP
CUTOF F
RX1GX1BX 1
RY1GY1BY 1
RX2GX2BX 2
RYY2GY2BY2
TAMPH
TAMPL
45
75
021
320
57
24
24
–
45
76
021
225320
Y Data
(White 75%)
45
86
021
C0
CA
BB
4-5. White balance adjustment
1) Receive the following signal.
Window pattern signal having left 70% white and right 40% white.
2) Adjust the "RY1, GY1, BY1" and "RY2, GY2, BY2" on page 2 of the adjustment process mode to be best
condition.
It is about "RY1, GY1, BY1" at 40% gray.
It is about "RY2, GY2, BY2" at 70% gray.
Adjusting value; x=0.257, y=0.264 (40% gray)
x=0.274, y=0.284 (70% gray)
Note:This adjustment must be done after aging for 30 minutes or longer.
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5. Lamp error detection
5-1. Functional description
This LCD colour television has a function (lamp error detection) to be turned OFF automatically for safety
when the lamp or lamp circuit is abnormal.
If the lamp or lamp circuit is abnormal, or some other errors happen, and the lamp error detection is executed,
the followings occur.
1 The main unit of television is turned OFF 5 seconds after it is turned ON. (The power LED on the front
side of TV turns from green to red.)
2 If the situation 1 happens 5 times sequentially, television can not be turned ON. (The power LED
remains red.)
5-2. Countermeasures
5-2-1.Check when turning OFF the lamp error detection
When television is turned OFF by the lamp error detection mentioned above, it enters the adjustment
process with the power LED red. Entering the adjustment process turns OFF the error detection and turns
ON TV.
This enables the operation check to detect errors in the lamp or lamp circuit.
Check whether "ERROR NO RESET" on line 7, page 1 of the adjustment process is 1 or more. If it is 1 or
more, it indicates the lamp error detection was executed.
5-2-2.Resetting of the lamp error count
After confirming that the lamp or lamp circuit is normal, reset the lamp error count. Select "ERROR NO
RESET" on line 5, page 1 of the adjustment process and set the number to 0 using the volume button.
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Page 1 of the adjustment process
M O D E LSV2E
N T S CP W MF R E Q1DD
P A LP W MF R E Q1DD
N T S CP W MD U T Y0
P A LP W MD U T Y0
T VG A I NOFF
ERRORNORESET0
Reset 0
P U B L I CM O D EOFF
W L D 1 3V E R1 . 0 0
Afterwards, perform the operation check to confirm that the lamp error detection does not function.
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Pin functions of microprocessor IC (IC2001) RH-iXA380WJZZQ
No
.Pin nameFunction
1N. C.
2N. C.
3SCL2
4SDA2
5VACT
6CSYNC
7IREM-1
8BYTE
9CNVSS
Open
Open
I2C bus clock data output
I2C bus data output/input
Scaller IC
Composite sync Signal
Remote control signal input
GND
GND/FLASH write (3.3V)
TEXT reset output
TEXT communication control
Reset input (H;Normal, L;Reset)
System clock output
GND
System clock input
Power (3.3V)
OSD frequency input
OSD frequency output
Main power input (H;OFF, L;On)
Scaller
OSD blank output
DAC1 chip select
DAC2 chip select
I2C bus clock putput
I2C bus data in/output
Autowide
Scaller clock output
Scaller data input
Scaller data output
L output fixed
OSD R signal output
OSD G signal output
OSD B signal output
TEXT data output/FLASH write
TEXT data input/FLASH write
FLASH write
FLASH write
Autowide
L output fixed
External bus mode shift input/FLASH write (H;Normal, L;External bus mode shift demand)
Lamp error detect input (H;Error, L;Normal)
L output fixed
For scaller IC
For scaller IC
FLASH write
For autowide
For autowide
For autowide
Regulator control output (H;On, L;Off)
TUNERMODE2
87N. C.
88SSW
89AFT
90N. C.
91KEY1
92KEY2
93SLOW_SW
94OPC
95N. C.
96N. C.
97N. C.
98TVSETB
99VCCE
100
N. C
Completion output of external bus mode shift (H;Normal, L;External bus mode)
Headphone mute output (H;On, L;off)
Audio mute output (H;On, L;Off)
TEXT microprocessor updating
TEXT microprocessor updating
Speaker standby mute output (H;Off, L;On)
Regulator power detect (H;Normal, L;Abnormal)
Extrnal output audio mute output (H;On, L;Off)
Microprosessor power supply OFF output
Multiplex reset output (H;Normal, L;Reset)
L output fixed
OSD horizontal sync signal input
DC/DC Start-up detect input (H;On, L;Off)
OSD vertical sync signal input
TV/External select (H;TV, L;External)
AV1/AV2 select (H;AV2, L;AV1)
External control change
I2C/UART change
Synchronous change control
For scaller IC
Video mute output (H;On, L;Off)
TV power control (H;On, L;Off)
SCART RGB detect
R/C receive LED output
Auto save LED output (H;On, L;Off)
Slave IC error detect output (FLASH)
G/A chip select
G/A data output
G/A clock output
Digital decoder reset (H;Normal, L;Reset)
Key input 3
Key input 4
Panel power control (H;On, L;Off)
TEXT/SCART RGB change (H;TEXT, L;SCART)
System change
System change
L output fixed
S terminal insert detect (H;Not connect, L;Connect)
AFT voltage input
L output fixed
Key input 1
Key input 2
Slow switch detect input
Auto save sensor level input
Open
Open
Pull up
GND
Power(5V)
Pull-up
14
Adjustment process mode menus at a glance
Page Item
1
MODELSV2EModel name
NTSC PWM FREQ1DDDimmer frequency setting
PAL PWM FREQ1DDDimmer frequency setting
NTSC PWM DUTY0Dimmer duty setting
PAL PWM DUTY0Dimmer duty setting
TV GAINOFFAudio gain setting in TV mode
ERROR NO RESET0Lamp error count & reset
PUBLIC MODEOFFPublic mode
Y00hData read value at TAMP adjustment
TAMP HCAY upper limit setting at TAMP adjustment
TAMP LBBY lower limit setting at TAMP adjustment
3TV PAL CONT48Contrast setting (TV PAL)
TV SECAM CONT48Contrast setting (TV SECAM)
AV NTSC CONTRAST45Contrast setting (external NTSC)
AV PAL CONTRAST45Contrast setting (external PAL)
AV SECAM CONTRAST45Contrast setting (external SECAM)
AV PAL-M CONTRAST45Contrast setting (external PAL-M)
AV PAL-N CONTRAST45Contrast setting (external PAL-N)
AV PAL60 CONTRAST45Contrast setting (external PAL-60)
V SCROLL 60Picture sizeIt changes with picture size.
V SCROLL 50Picture sizeIt changes with picture size.
H SCROLL 60Picture sizeIt changes with picture size.
H SCROLL 50Picture sizeIt changes with picture size.
4TV GEQ BAND11Equalizer setting 1(TV)
TV GEQ BAND2-1.5Equalizer setting 2(TV)
TV GEQ BAND30.5Equalizer setting 3(TV)
TV GEQ BAND40.5Equalizer setting 4(TV)
TV GEQ BAND51Equalizer setting 5(TV)
EXT GEQ BAND11Equalizer setting 1(external input)
EXT GEQ BAND2-1.5Equalizer setting 2(external input)
EXT GEQ BAND30.5Equalizer setting 3(external input)
EXT GEQ BAND40.5Equalizer setting 4(external input)
EXT GEQ BAND51Equalizer setting 5(external input)
AVC4SECAVC setting
CARRIER MUTEOFFAudio output setting out of sync with TV
IGR THR12DIGR thresh level
VPK0Comb filter setting
KILVL 088Color killer level setting
KILHY 055Color killer hysteresis setting
VSYNC DELAY7Vsync delay control setting
DVC0-720Crystal oscillator center frequency adjustment
AUTO LCK400Crystal oscillator line-locked mode setting
7VPC DATA0Video IC VPC data write & read
VPC DATAWAITWrite & read execution
TEST PATTERN0VPC test pattern select
AUTO LDLY0Y/C phase setting
DVD NTSC CR18Color density setting(component)
DVD NTSC CB16Color density setting(component)
DVD NTSC TINT0Color tone setting(component)
DVD NTSC BRIGHTNESS71Brightness setting(component)
DVD NTSC CONTRAST25Video setting(component)
DVD NTSC P FILTER0Peaking filter setting(component)
DVD NTSC H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(component)
DVD NTSC BRIGHT28Brightness setting 2(component)
DVD NTSC CONTRAST245Video setting 2(component)
8DVD PAL CR23Color density setting(component)
DVD PAL CB19Color density setting(component)
DVD PAL TINT0Color tone setting(component)
DVD PAL BRIGHTNESS71Brightness setting(component)
DVD PAL CONTRAST25Video setting(component)
DVD PAL P FILTER0Peaking filter setting(component)
DVD PAL H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(component)
DVD PAL BRIGHT28Brightness setting 2(component)
DVD PAL CONTRAST245Video setting 2(component)
9N358 AV COLOR1800Color density setting(composite,S-video)
N358 AV TINT70Color tone setting(composite,S-video)
N358 BRIGHTNESS10Brightness setting(TV,composite,S-video)
N358 PEAKING FILTER0Peaking filter setting(TV,composite,S-video)
N358 AV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(composite,S-video)
N358 AVO START145Horizontal position setting
N358 SFIF8Horizontal position setting
N358 SCINC1
N358 AV LDLY0Y/C phase setting(composite,S-video)
10N443 AV COLOR1800Color density setting(composite,S-video)
N443 AV TINT70Color tone setting(composite,S-video)
N443 BRIGHTNESS10Brightness setting(TV,composite,S-video)
N443 PEAKING FILTER0Peaking filter setting(TV,composite,S-video)
N443 AV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(composite,S-video)
N443 AVO START145Horizontal position setting
N443 SFIF8Horizontal position setting
N443 SCINC1
N443 AV LDLY-2Y/C phase setting(composite,S-video)
11PAL TV COLOR1750Color density setting(TV)
PAL AV COLOR1800Color density setting(composite,S-video)
PAL TV TINT70Color tone setting(TV)
PAL AV TINT70Color tone setting(composite,S-video)
PAL BRIGHTNESS10Brightness setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL PEAKING FILTER0Peaking filter setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL TV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(TV)
PAL AV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(composite,S-video)
PAL AVO START145Horizontal position setting
PAL SFIF13Horizontal position setting
PAL SCINC1
PAL TV LDLY0Y/C phase setting(TV)
PAL AV LDLY-2Y/C phase setting(composite,S-video)
12SECAM TV COLOR1750Color density setting(TV)
SECAM AV COLOR1800Color density setting(composite,S-video)
SECAM TV TINT70Color tone setting(TV)
SECAM AV TINT70Color tone setting(composite,S-video)
SECAM PEAKING FILTER0Peaking filter setting(TV,composite,S-video)
SECAM TV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(TV)
SECAM AV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(composite,S-video)
SECAM AVO START145Horizontal position setting
SECAM SFIF13Horizontal position setting
SECAM SCINC1
SECAM TV LDLY-2Y/C phase setting(TV)
SECAM AV LDLY-2Y/C phase setting(composite,S-video)
13PAL-M AV COLOR1800Color density setting(composite,S-video)
PAL-M AV TINT70Color tone setting(composite,S-video)
PAL-M BRIGHTNESS10Brightness setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL-M PEAKING FILTER0Peaking filter setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL-M AV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(composite,S-video)
PAL-M AVO START145Horizontal position setting
PAL-M SFIF8Horizontal position setting
PAL-M SCINC1
PAL-M AV LDLY-2Y/C phase setting(composite,S-video)
14PAL-N AV COLOR1800Color density setting(composite,S-video)
PAL-N AV TINT70Color tone setting(composite,S-video)
PAL-N BRIGHTNESS10Brightness setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL-N PEAKING FILTER0Peaking filter setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL-N AV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(composite,S-video)
PAL-N AVO START145Horizontal position setting
PAL-N SFIF0Horizontal position setting
PAL-N SCINC1
PAL-N AV LDLY-2Y/C phase setting(composite,S-video)
15PAL60 AV COLOR1800Color density setting(composite,S-video)
PAL60 AV TINT70Color tone setting(composite,S-video)
PAL60 BRIGHTNESS10Brightness setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL60 PEAKING FILTER0Peaking filter setting(TV,composite,S-video)
PAL60 AV H-PEAKING3Picture quality setting(composite,S-video)
PAL60 AVO START145Horizontal position setting
PAL60 SFIF13Horizontal position setting
PAL60 SCINC1
PAL60 AV LDLY-2Y/C phase setting(composite,S-video)
16AFT UP2.7
AFT DOWN1.8
NTSC 010Initial setting
NTSC 020Setting
NTSC 031Setting
NTSC 040Start palse position
NTSC 050Start palse position
NTSC 060Horizontal display position
NTSC 070Vertical display position
NTSC 0910Panel clock
NTSC 0A0Upper side mask
NTSC 0B0Lower side mask
NTSC 100Test display
NTSC 110Test disp data
NTSC 1280Flicker disp data
NTSC 13E1OEM low start
NTSC 141OEM low start
NTSC 150OEM low end
NTSC 1610OEM low end
NTSC 1761SP position
NTSC E00Test setting
NTSC E10Test setting
NTSC F07PWM output
NTSC F3DDPWM frequency L bit
NTSC F41PWM frequency H bit
NTSC F50PWM duty L bit
NTSC F60PWM duty H bit
Initial setting
1078(Panorama)
1600(other)
1078(Panorama)
1600(other)
1078(Panorama)
1600(other)
1078(Panorama)
1600(other)
FunctionAdjust/modify
Roundness setting
Roundness setting
Roundness setting
Roundness setting
17
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17PAL 010Initial setting
PAL 020Setting
PAL 031Setting
PAL 040Start palse position
PAL 050Start palse position
PAL 060Horizontal display position
PAL 070Vertical display position
PAL 0910Panel clock
PAL 0A0Upper side mask
PAL 0B0Lower side mask
PAL 100Test display
PAL 110Test disp data
PAL 1280Flicker disp data
PAL 13E1OEM low start
PAL 141OEM low start
PAL 150OEM low end
PAL 1610OEM low end
PAL 1761SP position
PAL E00Test setting
PAL E10Test setting
PAL F07PWM output
PAL F3DDPWM frequency L bit
PAL F41PWM frequency H bit
PAL F50PWM duty L bit
PAL F60PWM duty H bit
18VL25670Gradation power referrence voltage
REF25679Gradation power referrence voltage
VL22454Gradation power referrence voltage
REF224113Gradation power referrence voltage
VL19243Gradation power referrence voltage
REF192101Gradation power referrence voltage
VL16046Gradation power referrence voltage
REF160193Gradation power referrence voltage
VL12860Gradation power referrence voltage
REF128192Gradation power referrence voltage
19VL9652Gradation power referrence voltage
REF96228Gradation power referrence voltage
VL64100Gradation power referrence voltage
REF64166Gradation power referrence voltage
VL0110Gradation power referrence voltage
REF0180Gradation power referrence voltage
G/A TEST PATTERN10Gradation test pattern display
G/A TEST PATTERN20Gradation test pattern display
G/A DATA0G/A data write & read
G/A DATAWAITWrite & read execution
20LSYNC625Sync ID threshold level(TV)
HSYNC655Sync ID threshold level(TV)
AVSYNC5000Sync ID threshold level(external input)
VPC FP20HVPC data read value
VPC FP21HVPC data read value
VPC FP13HVPC data read value
MSP DEMO200HMSP data read value
L ERROR WAIT15sLamp error detect wait time
L ERROR H TIME1sLamp error detect time
LR EXCHANGE100mSound LR exchange time
MSP ASS WAIT1.2SAutomatic sound select time
21DENKA PORTOFFPower off mode setting
DENKA TESTP0Power off mode setting
DENKA TESTP230msPower off mode setting
22TEXT COMMText IC control command setting
TEXT COMMWAITWrite & read execution
TEXT REGISTERText IC register setting
TEXT REGISTERWAITWrite & read execution
NAMEText IC networkname setting
TEXT HEADER NAMEWAITWrite & read execution
V POSITION1FText vertical position setting
H POSITIONB0Text horizontal position setting
NR 40HECNoise reduction IC data
NR 41HD0Noise reduction IC data
NR 42H00Noise reduction IC data
NR 43H80Noise reduction IC data
NR 45H08Noise reduction IC data
NR 51H80Noise reduction IC data
2450 OPC LV000Opc save level 0 duty setting
50 OPC LV18Opc save level 1 duty setting
50 OPC LV21 6Opc save level 2 duty setting
50 OPC LV32 4Opc save level 3 duty setting
50 OPC LV43 2Opc save level 4 duty setting
50 OPC LV54 0Opc save level 5 duty setting
50 OPC LV64 8Opc save level 6 duty setting
50 OPC LV75 6Opc save level 7 duty setting
50 OPC LV86 4Opc save level 8 duty setting
50 OPC LV97 2Opc save level 9 duty setting
50 OPC LV1080Opc save level 10 duty setting
2560 OPC LV00Opc save level 0 duty setting
60 OPC LV18Opc save level 1 duty setting
60 OPC LV21 6Opc save level 2 duty setting
60 OPC LV32 4Opc save level 3 duty setting
60 OPC LV43 2Opc save level 4 duty setting
60 OPC LV54 0Opc save level 5 duty setting
60 OPC LV64 8Opc save level 6 duty setting
60 OPC LV75 6Opc save level 7 duty setting
60 OPC LV86 4Opc save level 8 duty setting
60 OPC LV97 2Opc save level 9 duty setting
60 OPC LV1080Opc save level 10 duty setting
Initial setting
FunctionAdjust/modify
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Check all the settings microprocessor's adjust process menu.
Do F3701 and F3702
function?
Are T701's secondary
outputs, +32V, +9V,
+5V and -8V normal?
Remove F3701 and F3702
and check the load side.
Is there short-circuiting?
Is there short-circuiting of
T3701 primary side periphery,
Q3702, Q3711 and P3706?
Replace F3701 and F3702.
Check T3701's secondary
side periphery.
Check T701's secondary
load.
Check all connection of each unit. (Refer to overall wiring diagram.)
Check T701's primary side
periphery.
Check T3701's primary side
periphery, Q3711 and their
perpheral parts.
Does F3701, F3702, F6551,
F6552, F6553 and F6554
function?
Is the pin (31) of IC4561 in
the "H" state?
Are the Q6553, Q6556, Q6559
and Q6562 short-circuiting?
Is T6551~T6557's primary
oscillator waveform normal?
Replace the fluorescent
lamp with new one and
check again.
Check the OFL line, IC14561
and their peripheral parts.
Check Q6553, Q6556,
Q6559, Q6562 and their
peripheral parts.
Check Q6551, Q6554, Q6557,
Q6560, Q6552, Q6555,
Q6558, Q6561 and
connection cable.
No picture, No sound
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
NoNo
No
Fluorecent lamp failure to light up
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Check all the settings microprocessor's adjust process menu.
Is in/output of
IC801 normal?
Is in/output of
IC4101 normal?
Check IC801
and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC4101
and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC3402
and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC801,
AV1 line and its
peripheral parts.
Is in/out of
IC4561 normal?
Check IC4561
and its
peripheral parts.
Check LCD
panel voltages
and waveform.
Is in/output of
IC3402 normal?
Is input at pin
(73) of IC801
normal?
Is voltages at
pins (6), (7)
and (18) of
tuner normal?
Is output at pin
(13) of tuner
normal?
Check the
power line.
Check tuner
and its
peripheral parts.
Is input at pin
(3) of IC3402
normal?
Is the pins (2)
and (4) of
IC3402 at "H"
and "L" state?
Check the pins
(65) and (66) of
IC2001 at "H"
and "L" state.
Check the its
line.
Check IC3402
and its
peripheral parts.
Is input at pin
(1) of IC3402
normal?
Is the pins (2)
and (4) of
IC3402 at "L"
state?
Check the its
line.
Check IC3402
and its
peripheral parts.
Check the pins
(65) and (66) of
IC2001 at "L"
state.
No picture
No picture
at all
No TV and
VIDEO 2
output
No TV output
No VIDEO 2
output
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
LC-22SV2E
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Check all the settings microprocessor's adjust process menu.
Is input at pin
(74) of IC801
normal?
Check the AV1
line (SCART
INPUT) and
their peripheral
parts.
Check the
SY-line, SC-line
and their
peripheral parts.
Is input at pins
(71) and (72) of
IC801 normal?
Is input at pin
(70) of IC801
normal?
Check the
V2VO line and
their
peripheral parts.
Is input at pins
(96)~(107),
(110)~(121)
and (132)~(143)
of IC4101
normal?
Is output at pins
(57)~(60) of
IC1601
normal?
Check IC4101
and its
peripheral parts.
Check the its
line. (V2V0)
Check the its
line.
Is output at pin
(21) of IC1601
normal?
Check IC1601
and its
peripheral parts.
No picture
No VIDEO 1
output
No S-VIDEO
(VIDEO 1)
output
No line
output
No TELETEXT
output
NoNoNo
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Check all the settings microprocessor's adjust process menu.
Is source GND
normal?
Is CSCOM
waveform
normal?
Check FB4901,
FB4902 and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC4702,
IC4711, Q4701
and their
peripheral parts.
Check FB4562
and its
peripheral parts.
Is gate GND
normal?
Is gate clock
(GCK) normal?
Check FL4572,
R4582 and gate
aray peripheral
parts.
Check IC4568
and its
peripheral parts.
Is VEE-6V being
outputted?
Is VGH+34V
being
outputted?
Check IC4565
and its
peripheral parts.
Is GSP
waveform
normal?
Check R4578
and its
peripheral parts.
Is VSH+3.3V
being
outputted?
Is source clock
normal?
Check IC4713
and its
peripheral parts.
Check R4563,
IC4561 and
their peripheral
parts.
Check IC4907
and gate aray
peripheral parts.
Is output of LBR
normal?
No picture
Becomes
dark
No
Time passes,
becomes
dark
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Becomes
white.
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Vertical line
output
Yes
No
No
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Check all the settings microprocessor's adjust process menu.
Is output of
R00~R07,
RE0~RE7
normal?
Is output of
G00~G07,
GE0~GE7
normal?
Is output of
B00~B07,
BE0~BE7
normal?
Check
FL4561~FL4564,
R4671~R4674
and their
peripheral parts.
Check
R4675~R4678,
FL4565~FL4568
and their
peripheral parts.
Check
R4679~R4682,
FL4569,
FL4510~FL4512
and their
peripheral parts.
Check IC4569,
IC4570 and
their peripheral
parts.
Is VLS +13V
being
outputted?
Is in/output of
SPIO and
SPOI normal?
Check R4571,
R4572, IC4561
and their
peripheral parts.
Is output VL0,
VL64, VL96,
VL128, VL160,
VL192, VL224,
VL256,
VH0, VH64,
VH96, VH128,
VH160, VH192,
VH224 and
VH256 normal?
Check
IC4703~IC4710
and their
peripheral parts.
No picture
Yes
Yes
No
No
Colour is
unusual
No
Picture
image is
gloomy
No
No picture
image
inversion
No
Gradation
defect
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
24
Check all the settins microprocessor's adjust process menu.
Is the pin (53) of
IC2001 in the
"L" state?
Is output at pins
(26) and (27) of
IC1901 normal?
Is output at pins
(1) and (7) of
IC1903 normal?
Is output at pins
(8) and (12) of
IC3305 normal?
Muting effect is
on. Check the
SMUTE line.
Check IC1901
and its
peripheral parts.
Is the pin (5) of
IC3305 in the
"H" state?
Muting effect is
on. Check the
SSTBY line.
Check IC1903
and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC3305
and its
peripheral parts.
Check front
speaker and
connection
cable.
Is the pin (52) of
IC2001 in the
"L" state?
Is output at pins
(24) and (25) of
IC1901 normal?
Is output at pins
(1) and (7) of
IC304 normal?
Check J2204
(Headphones).
Muting effect is
on. Check the
MP-MUTE line.
Check IC1901
and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC304
and its
peripheral parts.
Is output at pins
(37) and (38) of
IC1901 normal?
Is output at pins
(1) and (7) of
IC1902 normal?
Check IC1901
and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC1902
and its
peripheral parts.
Check SCART
periphery parts.
Check IC1901
and its
periphery parts.
Check J3902,
J3903 and their
periphery parts.
Is output at pin
(11) of tuner
normal?
Is input at pins
(67) and (69) of
IC1901 normal?
Check the tuner
and its
peripheral parts.
Check SIF1 and
SIF2 line and
their peripheral
parts.
Is output at pins
(33) and (34) of
IC1901 normal?
Is output at pins
(1) and (7) of
IC3500 normal?
Check IC1901
and its
peripheral parts.
Check IC3500
and its
peripheral parts.
No sound
No sound
from front
speakers
No sound
from
headphone
TV sound
failure
No sound from
RCA output line
Yes
NoNo
No
YesYesYes
No sound
from SCART
output line
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
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CHASSIS LAYOUT
H
DIGITAL Unit
G
F
MAIN Unit
OPERATION Unit
E
D
C
B
A
R/C, LED Unit
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