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.
» PARTS LIST .....................................................204
» PACKING OF THE SET ...................................246
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IMPORTANT SERVICE SAFETY PRECAUTION
Ë
Service work should be perfomed only by qualified ser vice technicians who are thoroughly familiar with all safety checks and the servicing guidelines which follow:
WARNING
» Use an AC voltmeter having with 5000 ohm per volt,
or higher, sensitivity or measure the A C voltage drop
1. For continued safety, no modification of any circuit
should be attempted.
2. Disconnect AC power before servicing.
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,
CAUTION: FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION
AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE REPLACE ONLY WITH
SAME TYPE FUSE.
AVC SIDE: F701 (T2A, 250V), F702 (T2A, 250V),
F1702 (T4AL, 250V) FUSE.
LCD SIDE: F1(T3.15AL, 250V), F6551, F6552, F6553,
F6554, F6555, F6556 (T2.5AL, 250V)
escutcheon, etc.) and measure the AC voltage drop
across the resistor.
All checks must be repeated with the AC cord plug
connection reversed. (If necessar y, a nonpolarized
adaptor plug must be used only for the purpose of
completing these checks.)
Any reading of 35V peak (this corresponds to 0.7
milliamp. peak AC.) or more is excessive and
BEFORE RETURNING THE RECEIVER
(Fire & Shock Hazard)
indicates a potential shock hazard which must be
corrected before returning the monitor to the owner .
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
DVM
AC SCALE
control knobs, insulation materials, cabinet backs,
adjustment and compartment covers or shields,
isolation resistor-capacitor networks, mechanical
50k ohm
10W
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 A C outlet,
and connect the DC power cable into the receiver's
0.15 µF
TEST PROBE
DC jack. (Do not use an isolation transformer for this
test).
» Using two clip leads, connect a 1.5k 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
Many electrical and mechanical parts in Plasma Display
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 , w attage , 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”
TELETEXT mode: Display an index page for CEEFAX/FLOF
information. TOP Overview for TOP programme.
22
(TELETEXT)
Select the TELETEXT mode. (all TV image, all TEXT image, TV/TEXT
image)
23 RETURN
MENU mode: Return to the previous menu screen.
24 ENTER
Execute a command.
Return to the initial image position after moving with
/
/
/
.
25
/
/
/
(Cursor)
Select a desired item on the setting screen.
Move the picture on the screen.
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2
3
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7
8
9
10
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12
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15
13
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24
25
NOTE
• When using the r emote contr ol unit, point it
at the Display.
*
is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.
FOCUS technology is incorporated under
license from SRS Labs, Inc.
Remote control unit
AC INPUT
110V–240V
DISPLAY INPUT2 DISPLAY INPUT1
System cable
AVC System (rear view)
AC cord
Display (rear view)
AC cord
System cable
(GREY)
Connect the plug firmly
until the hooks on both
sides click.
(WHITE)
Connect the plug into the
terminal and secure it by
tightening the thumb screws.
(GREY)(WHITE)
Setting the System
After putting the Display and the AVC System in place, connect the system cables and AC cords. Use the
cable clamp for bundling the cables.
Press down the two
upper hooks to remove
the cover toward you.
Connecting the system cable and the AC cord to the Display
1
2
3
Removing the terminal cover
Connecting the system cable and the AC cord to the AVC System
CAUTION
• TO PREVENT RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT TOUCH UN-INSULATED PARTS OF ANY CABLES WITH THE
AC CORD CONNECTED.
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Preparation
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5
6
Attaching the clamp to the leg of the Display
Bundling the cables with the clamp
Closing the terminal cover
Display (rear view)
Cables come out from
the small opening.
Setting the Display on the wall
Setting the AVC System with the stand
CAUTION
• Installing the LCD Colour TV requires special skill that should only be performed by qualified service personnel.
Customers should not attempt to do the work themselves. SHARP bears no responsibility for improper mounting or
mounting that results in accident or injury.
1
Using an optional bracket to mount the Display
• You can ask a qualified service personnel about using an optional AN-37AG1 bracket to mount the Display
to the wall.
• Carefully read the instructions that come with the bracket before beginning work.
Vertical mountingAngular mounting
Hanging on the wall
AN-37AG1 wall mount bracket. (See the bracket instructions for details.)
How to install the AVC System vertically using the stand unit.
• Use the supplied stand unit for installing the AVC System vertically in an upright position.
Stick each spacer to the
stand as shown.
Peel each spacer
away from the
paper and attach
to the four bulging
areas on the stand.
2
Attach each cushion to
the stand as shown.
3
Fit the stand to the AVC
System.
Peel each cushion
away from the
paper and attach
to the four areas at
the bottom.
Insert the stand into the AVC
System, making sure that the
thick and thin bulges of the
stand align with the big and
small holes on the AVC
System.
Stand
spacer
Bulge
Stand cushion
Thin bulge
Thick
bulge
Big hole
Small
hole
4
Attach the stand using the
stand screws as shown.
Stand screw
The AVC System installed
vertically with the stand.
NOTE
• When mounting the AVC System vertically, always use the supplied stand. Be careful not to block vent holes when
standing up directly on the floor or a flat surface as this can result in equipment failure.
Attaching point
Attaching point
Bulge
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Using external equipment
Display
(rear view)
DVD player
AVC System
(rear view)
AVC System
(front view)
AV Receiver
(Built-in Tuner Amp)
VCRDecoder
Game console/CamcorderPC
You can connect many types of external equipment to your System, like a decoder, VCR, DVD player, PC, game
console and camcorder. To view external source images, select the input source from b on the remote
control unit or INPUT on the Display.
CAUTION
• To protect all equipment, always turn off the AVC System before connecting to a decoder, VCR, DVD player, PC, game
console, camcorder or other external equipment.
• The S-video signal only outputs when “INPUT2” or “INPUT3” is selected for “Y/C”, or when from the INPUT 4 terminal (S-
VIDEO). Only the S-video signal can output from the INPUT 4 terminal (S-VIDEO).
NOTE
• Please refer to the relevant operation manual (DVD player, PC, etc.) carefully before making connections.
Removing the speakers
This unit has detachable type speakers.
You can detach the system speakers when using external amplifier/speakers.
Before detaching (or attaching) speakers, unplug the AC cord from the AC outlet.
Before attaching/detaching speakers
• Before performing work make sure to turn off the System.
• Before performing work spread cushioning over a flat surface to lay the Display on. This will prevent it from
being damaged.
CAUTION
• The speaker terminals on the Display is only for the attached speakers. Do not connect any third party plug or speaker to
the terminal.
• Insert the speaker plug completely into the terminal.
• Do not handle or move the Display by the speakers.
NOTE
• Perform the same steps for both left and right speakers.
• To attach the speakers, perform the above steps in reverse order.
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Unfasten the screws used to
secure the speakers in place.
Take hold of the speaker and
slowly slide it sideways.
(The speaker plug is still
inserted, so make sure not to
pull the speaker too far.)
Remove the speaker plug from
the terminal on the Display.
(Do not remove the plug by
pulling the cord.)
Now the speaker can be
detached from the Display.
Speaker
plug
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RS-232C port specifications
Return codeCommand 4-digitsParameter 4-digits
PC Control of the System
• When a program is set, the display can be controlled from the PC using the RS-232C terminal.
The input signal (PC/video) can be selected, the volume can be adjusted and various other adjustments and
settings can be made, enabling automatic programmed playing.
•
Attach an RS-232C cable cross-type (commercially available) to the supplied Din-D/sub RS-232C for the
connections.
NOTE
• This operation system should be used by a person who is accustomed to using PC.
Communication conditions
Set the RS-232C communications settings on the PC to match the display’s communications conditions. The
display's communications settings are as follows:
Baud rate:
Parity bit:
Data length:
Stop bit:
Flow control:
9,600 bps
8 bits
None
1 bit
None
Appendix
Command format
Communication procedure
Send the control commands from the PC via the RS-232C connector.
The Display operates according to the received command and sends a response message to the PC.
Do not send multiple commands at the same time. Wait until the PC receives the OK response before sending
the next command.
Eight ASCII codes e CR
Command 4-digits:Command. The text of four characters.
Parameter 4-digits:Parameter 0 – 9, x, blank, ?
Parameter
Input the parameter values, aligning left, and fill with blank(s) for the remainder. (Be sure that four values are input for the
parameter.)
When the input parameter is not within an adjustable range,
“ERR” r
eturns. (Refer to “Response code format”.)
No problem to input any numerical value for
“x” on the table.
When “?” is input for some commands, the present setting value responds.
C1 C2 C3 C4 P1 P2 P3 P4
0055
100
–30
0009
0
????
?
Commands
P
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
A
A
A
A
A
A
V
H
H
V
V
C
P
POWER OFF (STANDBY)
INPUT SWITCHING (TOGGLE)
TV (CHANNEL FIXED)
TV (CHANNEL SELCTION) (1
– 99)
INPUT1 – 4 (1 – 4)
PC
INPUT1 (CVBS)
INPUT1 (RGB)
INPUT2 (CVBS)
INPUT2 (Y/C)
INPUT3 (CVBS)
INPUT3 (Y/C)
INPUT3 (RGB)
INPUT3 (COMPONENT)
TOGGLE
STANDARD
DYNAMIC
MOVIE
GAME
USER
VOLUME (0 – 60)
H-POSITION (AV) (10– 10)
H-POSITION (PC) (90– 90)
V-POSITION (AV) (30– 30)
V-POSITION (PC) (60– 60)
CLOCK ( 90 – 90)
PHASE ( 20 – 20)
POWER SETTING
INPUT SELECTION A
INPUT SELECTION B
AV MODE
SELECTION
VOLUME
POSITION
O
T
T
T
A
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
V
V
V
V
V
V
O
P
P
P
P
L
H
W
G
V
V
V
C
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
M
M
M
M
M
M
L
O
O
O
O
C
S
R
D
D
D
D
D
1
1
2
2
3
3
3
3
D
D
D
D
D
D
M
S
S
S
S
K
E
0
x
0
*
*
x
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
4
5
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
_
_
*
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
*
*
*
*
*
*
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
CONTROL ITEMCOMMAND PARAMETER
CONTROL
CONTENTS
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
S
S
S
S
S
T
T
D
C
C
T
T
D
TOGGLE
NORMAL
FULL 14:9
ZOOM 14:9
PANORAMA
FULL
CINEMA 16:9
CINEMA 14:9
NORMAL
FULL
DOT BY DOT
CINEMA
TOGGLE
OFF
SRS
FOCUS
SRS FOCUS
DUAL SCREEN OFF
DUAL SCREEN ON
DIRECT CHANNEL (1
– 99)
CHANNEL UP
CHANNEL DOWN
TEXT OFF
TEXT ON (TOGGLE)
DIRECT PAGE JUMP (100
– 899)
WIDE MODE
SRS
DUAL SCREEN
CHANNEL
TEXT
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
R
R
R
R
R
W
W
C
H
H
E
E
C
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
S
S
S
S
S
I
I
C
U
D
X
X
P
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
S
S
S
S
S
N
N
H
P
W
T
T
G
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
1
0
1
2
3
4
0
1
*
x
x
0
1
*
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
0
1
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
*
_
_
*
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
*
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
CONTROL ITEMCOMMAND PARAMETER
CONTROL
CONTENTS
NOTE
• If an underbar (_) appears in the parameter column, enter a space.
• If an asterisk (*) appears, enter a value in the range indicated in brackets under CONTROL CONTENTS.
Return code (0DH)
Response code format
Normal response
Problem response (communication error or incorrect command)
Return code (0DH)
OK
ERR
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SCART (INPUT 1)
1. Audio right output
(TV Monitor out)
2. Audio right input
3. Audio left output
(TV Monitor out)
4. Common earth for audio
5. Earth for blue
6. Audio left input
7. Blue input
8. Audio-video control
9. Earth for green
10. Not used
11. Green input
12. Not used
13. Earth for red
14. Not used
15. Red input
16. Red/Green/Blue control
17. Earth for video
18. Earth for Red/Green/Blue
control
19. Video output
(TV Monitor out)
20. Video input
21. Plug shield
SCART (INPUT 2)
1. Audio right output
2. Audio right input
3. Audio left output
4. Common earth for audio
5. Earth
6. Audio left input
7. Not used
8. Audio-video control
9. Earth
10. AV LINK control
11. Not used
12. Not used
13. Earth
14. Not used
15. Chroma S-Video input
16. Not used
17. Earth for video
18. Earth
19. TV Monitor output
20. Video input/S-video input
21. Plug shield
SCART (INPUT 3)
1. Audio right output
2. Audio right input
3. Audio left output
4. Common earth for audio
5. Earth
6. Audio left input
7. Blue input
8. Audio-video control
9. Earth
10. Not used
11. Green input
12. Not used
13. Earth
14. Not used
15. Red input/Chroma S-Video
input
16. Red/Green/Blue control
17. Earth for video
18. Earth
19. TV Monitor output
20. Video input/S-video input
21. Plug shield
1 3 5 7 9 111315171921
2 4 6 8 101214161820
Connecting pin assignments for SCART
Various audio and video devices may be connected via the SCART terminals.
Basic adjustment settings
AV input mode menu items
List of AV menu items to help you with
operations
Contrast
Brightness
Colour
Tint
Sharpness
Advanced
C.M.S.
Colour Temp
Black
Monochrome
Film Mode
I/P Setting
DNR
Picture
Power Save
No Signal off
No Operation off
Auto Installation
Programme Setup
Child Lock
Position
WSS
4:3 Mode
Full Mode
Rotate
Language
Treble
Bass
Balance
Surround.
Input Select
Audio Out
Cool Climate
Colour System
Audio
Power control
Setup
Option
PC input mode menu items
List of PC menu items to help you with
operations
Contrast
Brightness
Red
Green
Blue
C.M.S.
Picture
Power Save
Power Management
Input Signal
Auto Sync.
Fine Sync.
Rotate
Language
Audio
Power control
Setup
Option
Treble
Bass
Balance
Surround
Audio Out
Cool Climate
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DIMENSIONS
AVC System
183
365
430
Unit: mm
250
95
5
180
10
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545
545
305608
385
84.5
1002
305
84.5
364
766
117.5117.5
643
497
111
79
Unit: mm
Display
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REMOVING OF MAJOR PARTS
Ë Ë
Ë AVC System
Ë Ë
1. Remove the five top panel retaining screws and slide the top panel backward to remove it.
2. Remove the four side panel retaining screws on both the right and left sides and slide the side panels
backward to remove them.
3. Remove the three front panel retaining screws and remove the front panel.
4. Remove the five bottom panel retaining screws and slide the bottom panel backward to remove it.
5. Remove the four screws securing the main PWB angle and remove the angle upward.
6. Remove the four screws securing the main PWB to the angle and remove the main PWB.
1
Side panel, left
1
Top panel
2
1
2
Side panel, right
3
Main PWB angle
6
Main PWB
5
3
Front panel
4
4
4
Bottom panel
12
7. Remove the system/control terminal retaining:
Rear chassis
9-2
9-1
7-1. Remove the four hex head screws securing the terminals of the system and control cables (white).
7-2. Remove the two screws securing the terminal of the system cable (gray).
7-3. Remove the rear chassis retaining screw.
8. Remove the PC I/F and SR units:
8-1. Remove the four PC I/F unit shield retaining screws and remove the shield.
8-2. Remove the six PC I/F unit retaining screws and remove the I/F unit.
8-3. Remove the two PC I/F unit angle retaining screws and remove the angle.
8-4. Remove the two SR unit retaining screws and remove the SR unit.
9. Remove the rear chassis:
9-1. Remove the two tuner nuts and washers.
9-1. Remove the 13 rear chassis retaining screws and remove the rear chassis.
10. Remove the three power supply board retaining screws and remove the power supply board.
8-1
8-2
PC I/F unit shield
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SR unit
8-4
8-3
PC I/F unit angle
7-1
7-2
7-3
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Power unit
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11. Remove the AV unit:
11-1. Remove the five AV unit retaining screws and remove the AV unit.
11-2. Remove the three AV unit angle retaining screws and remove the angle.
12. Remove the fan:
12-1. Remove the two cooling fan retaining screws and remove the cooling fan.
13. Remove unit from the front chassis:
13-1. Remove the two hex head screws and two screws securing the front shield to the front chassis and
remove the front shield.
13-2. Remove the four screws securing the front unit and remove the unit.
11-1
AV unit
AV unit angle
11-2
Cooling Fan
12-1
13-1
Front shield
13-2
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Front unit
Ë Ë
Ë Display
Ë Ë
1. Take off bottom terminal cover.
2. Take off the speaker by removing 4 screws and disconnecting speaker terminals.
3. Take off the table stand by removing 6 screws.
4. Take off the rear cabinet by removing 18 screws and releasing the front cabinet's 6 hooks.
Speaker
4
Rear Cabinet
4
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2
4
4
4
2
3
1
Terminal Cover
2
4
4
4
Table Stand
2
4
5. Take off the operation cover assembly by removing 2 screws and detaching the connector.
6. Take off the center angle by removing 8 screws and disconnecting 1 lead wire from the fan.
5
Operation Cover Ass'y
5
P131
P130
5
6
P2103
6
Center Angle
6
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7. Take off the digital PWB by detaching 7 connectors and removing 4 screws.
8. Take off the LED PWB by detaching one connector and removing 2 screws.
9. Take off the speaker (L) PWB by detaching one connector and removing one screw.
10.Take off the speaker (R) PWB by detaching one connector and removing one screw.
9
Speaker(L)
PWB
P201
9
8
7
LED PWB
7
7
7
7
SC4502
7
SC4551
SC491
7
7
Digital
PWB
SC4503
7
13
Main
PWB
10
Speaker(R)
PWB
P202
10
8
11.Take off the main board by detaching 8 connectors and removing 4 screws.
12.Take off the SOUND PWB assembly by detaching 3 connectors and removing 4 screws.
13.Take off the 2 reinforcement angles by removing 3 screws from each angle.
14.Detach each connector.
Inverter 1PWB
12
Inverter
GND PWB
14
14
14
14
14
P6901
P6902
P6903
P6904
P6905
P6906
P6907
Audio
PWB
P3804
P3802
12
P3801
P2106
SC2001
P2002
P2003
P2104
11
Main
PWB
CN4
P2101
P2102
CN5
CN3
Power Unit
14
CN7
14
P6565
14
P6564
P6551
P6553
P6555
P6558
P6560
P6562
14
12
Reinforcement angle
13
15
Reinforcement angle
Inverter 2 PWB
13
11
14
14
14
14
14
14
16
15.Take off the inverter GND PWB by removing 2 screws.
16.Take off the power PWB by removing 7 screws. Remove insulation sheet.
17.Take off the inverter 1 PWB by removing 3 screws.
18.Take off the inverter 2 PWB by removing 3 screws
19.Take off the 4 reinforcement angles by removing 2 screws from each angle.
20.Take off the 2 reinforcement angles by removing 3 screws from each angle.
21.Take off the chassis frame by removing 2 screws.
22.Take off the LCD panel assembly by removing 2 screws.
15
Inverter GND
PWB
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17
19
19
22
Chassis Frame
20
Inverter 1 PWB
18
Inverter 2 PWB
Power Unit
20
19
19
22
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23.Take off the LCD panel with panel shield by removing 4 screws.
24.Take off D-BEF sheet, prism sheet and diffusion sheet. Take off ITO sheet and diffusion panel by removing 2
screws.
25.Take off the panel shield by removing 6 screws and 2 in the center.
23
LCD Panel
LCD Panel
24
23
25
Diffusion Sheet
Prism Sheet
D-BEF Sheet
25
24
24
Lamp
Panel Shield
25
Diffusion Panel
ITO Sheet
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ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES (AVC SYSTEM)
Preparation for adjustment
1. The product has been adjusted and optimized in the factory. If the product needs to be readjusted for some
reason, e.g., after parts replacement, follow the instructions shown below.
2. Control parameter values set in the in-process adjustment mode has been stored in the corresponding registers.
When the product is readjusted, the contents of the registers are changed. Bef ore readjustment, f actory settings
should be noted in case the contents of registers require to be restored.
3. Use a stabilized AC power supply.
4. To rewrite a program, you should note the items you want to change and initialize EEPROM, and then rewrite
the changes into EEPROM.
How to enter the in-process adjustment mode
CAUTION: Exercise great care to hide the procedure in entering the in-process adjustment mode from the
customer. Inadvertent setting changes in this mode may cause a fatal error resulting in a program being
unrecoverable.
1. Entering the in-process adjustment mode:
Connect the system cable between the display and AVC system.
Turn on the main power while holding down the "Input" button and the "Volume (down)" button simultaneously.
The system will be activated.
~If you see multiple lines of blue characters on the display, you are in the in-process adjustment mode. If not
(the normal activation screen opens), retry.
2. Accessing the inspection process mode:
After activation of the system, make adjustments according to the instructions indicated on the process adjustment
OSD menu screen.
Move to the General Process Adjustment (AVC System Section Process).
3. Restoring factory settings:
When the "INDUSTRY INIT" button is selected after activation of the system, factory channel setting remains
unchanged after the system exits from the in-process adjustment mode.
Changes made by the user will default to factory settings. Note that channel setting is also initialized.
4. Exiting from the in-process adjustment mode:
Unplug the power cable while the system is in the in-process adjustment mode to exit from the mode.
Take care not to press the "Power" button on the remote controller or the AVC system after using factory
settings to run the system.
5. OSD menu screen and menu items during manual adjustment:
~The layout and men u items of the OSD menu screen ma y some what vary depending on the program versions .
~Just rewriting a program does not cause settings to be "initial values". (Preparation for adjustment)
1. Button operation in the in-process adjustment mode
Cursor UpMove to the next page
Cursor DownBack to the previous page
Volume (High)Increase the setting by 1
Volume (Low)Decrease the setting by 1
EnterExecute the function
Cursor LeftIncrease the setting by 10
Cursor RightDecrease the setting by 10
Channel Select (Up)Move the cursor up
Channel Select (Down)Move the cursor down
Input ChangeChange input (Tuner -> Input 1 -> Input 2 ->Input 3 -> Input 4 -> PC ->)
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2. In-process adjustment screen layout
PageProgram versionColor system
TUNERNO SIG1/13HDCP:OFF EUROPEEUROPE
CENTER Version
OSD Version
CVIC Version
TTXP V ersion
∫ ∫
∫ ∫
∫ ∫
∫ ∫
6. Loading the backup data and setting HDCP when the PC I/F unit is replaced
Nearly all data including factory settings, user settings, and channel setting is stored in the PC I/F unit.
The product comes with EEPROM (IC1506) on the Main Unit in case the PC I/F unit is replaced; original data
backed up on the EEPROM can be loaded to the new PC I/F unit.
∫ How to load the backup data
Select EEPRON RECOVERT in the OSD menu (page 13/13) and turn the Volume key ON; then press
ENTER.
∫ How to set HDCP
After completion of adjustments, select KEY WRITE "ON" in the OSD men u (page 1/13) for man ual adjustment
and turn the Volume key ON; then press ENTER.
Using the In-process adjustment remote controller,
enter the in-process adjustments mode.
Check that the destination is EUROPE.
2AVC center 3.3V
adjustment
3AVC center 1.8V
adjustment
Connect a DC voltmeter to TP4
at the opening on the top of the
PC I/F unit.
Connect DC voltmeter to
TP1701.
Move the cursor to the [Ë+Badj3.3V] line and adjust
the TP4 voltage to 3.25±0.01V.
Move the cursor to the [Ë+BAdj1.8V] line and press
OK.
Adjustment is complete if [Ë+BAdj1.8V complete]
appears.
If ERR occurs, adjust pin 6 at CN9 on the PC I/F unit
so that 1.8V is reached.
2. Select component source.
100% colour bar signal including 100% white, like
split field colour bar
2MAIN COMP HDTV
CONTRAST
adjustment
Turn off the PEAK ACL control.
Adjust the TP815 to have 0.90 ±0.25 Vp-p from the
pedestal level.
2. Factor y settings
(1) Factory Setting
Adjustment itemDescriptionAdjustment procedure
1INDUSTRY INT
* Then turn off the AC power supply of the AVC system. (Be careful not to use the power switches of the remote control unit
and AVC system.)
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In-process adjustment items
Do not change items, the adjustment procedure of which is not described in this manual. Inadvertent changes of
such items may result in unexpected or unrecoverable errors.
PageItemPageItem
Page 1
Page 3
Page 5
Page 7
Page 9
Page 11
Page 13
Maker Select
Ë+BAdj3.3V
Ë+BAdj1.8V(Enter: Auto)
KEY WRITE
ËDATA COPY
INDUSTRY INIT
CENTER V ersion
OSD V ersion
CVIC V ersion
TTXP V ersion
MONITOR V ersion
STANDBY TYPE
HOTEL MODE
ËSUB PAL Adjust
ËSUB PAL Y
ËSUB PAL COLOR GAIN
ËTUNER DAC ADJ
ËN358 Adjust
ËN358 Y CONTRAST
ËN358 COLOR GAIN
ËMAIN CR GAIN N358
ËN358 TINT
ËREFERENCE Adjust
ËPAL White Balance
PAL R CUTOFF
PAL R DRIVE
PAL G CUTOFF
PAL G DRIVE
PAL B CUTOFF
PAL B DRIVE
ËCOMP15K White Balance
COMP15K R CUTOFF
COMP15K R DRIVE
COMP15K G CUTOFF
COMP15K G DRIVE
COMP15K B CUTOFF
COMP15K B DRIVE
IPMODE INTERLACE
MDSW INTERLACE
PTGSW INTERLACE
IPMODE PROGRESSIVE
MDSW PROGRESSIVE
PTGSW PROGRESSIVE
IPMODE FMODEON
MDSW FMODEON
PTGSW FMODEON
IPMODE SUB
MDSW SUB
PTGSW SUB
IPMODE FMODEON PAL
MDSW FMODEON PAL
PTGSW FMODEON PAL
DEBUG PRINT SW
PIC ADJ MAKER SELECT
PIC ADJ KOUTEI SELECT
EEPROM SAVE
EEPROM RECOVER
DEBUG_SELECT_SW
DEBUG COMPANY SELECT
DEBUG PANELTYPE SELECT
CENTER PROG UPDATE
Page 2
Page 4
Page 6
Page 8
Page 10
Page 12
ËP AL Y CONTRAST
ËPAL COLOR GAIN
ËMAIN CR GAIN PAL
ËMAIN CONTRAST 15K
Center Acutime
RESET
Monitor Acutime
RESET
ËSECAM Adjust
ËSECAM Y CONTRAST
ËSECAM COLOR GAIN
ËMAIN CR GAIN SECAM
ËCOMP15K Adjust
ËCOMP15K Y CONTRAST
ËCOMP15K COLOR GAIN
ËMAIN CR GAIN COMP15K
ËCOMP HDTV Adjust
ËCOMP HDTV CONTRAST
ËCOMP HDTV SUB BRIGHT
ËPEAK ACL SW
ËN358 White Balance
N358 R CUTOFF
N358 R DRIVE
N358 G CUTOFF
N358 G DRIVE
N358 B CUTOFF
N358 B DRIVE
ËCOMP33K White Balance
COMPHDTV R CUTOFF
COMPHDTV R DRIVE
COMPHDTV G CUTOFF
COMPHDTV G DRIVE
COMPHDTV B CUTOFF
COMPHDTV B DRIVE
IPMODE PROGRESSIVE2
MDSW PROGRESSIVE2
PTGSW PROGRESSIVE2
IPMODE FMODEON2
MDSW FMODEON2
PTGSW FMODEON2
ILG LV
MD LV
VE LV
IP MODE SEL
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UPGRADING INSTALLED PROGRAMS
Programs installed in the product are mainly divided into the following two categories:
∫ Main programs (for AVC system)
∫ Monitoring program (for display)
CAUTON: Exercise great care to hide the procedure in entering the in-process adjustment mode from the
customer. Inadvertent setting changes in this mode may cause a fatal error resulting in a program being
unrecoverable.
[Tools required]
∫ PC
A Windows 95/98/me/2000/XP PC that has a COM port (RS-232C).
A USB-R232C converter will be acceptable provided that it is appropriately set and has PC compatibility.
∫ RS-232C cross cable
Interlink cable is also acceptable.
[Preparations]
Rewriting a program needs the product to enter the in-process adjustment mode.
1) The re writing software is supplied in the f orm of an exe file named e .g., "MAIN_2002_10_10A.e xe" (pro visional).
Create a directory on a HD and copy the software into the directory.
2)Double-click the file. The file will be self-extracted. Check the extracted file against the documentation
accompanying with the software.
3) Connect the AVC System and the display unit with each other and make them ready f or operation (make sure
the power LEDs of the AVC System and display unit turn red).
4) Use an RS-232C cable to connect the PC to the AVC System.
5) Exercise great care to hide the procedure in entering the in-process adjustment mode from the customer.
Press the MAIN POWER button while holding down the volume DOWN key and the INPUT key on the display
unit simultaneously.
If blue characters appear on the display, the system has entered the in-process adjustment mode successfully.
If not (the normal activation screen opens), retry.
[Rewriting the main program]
1) In the in-process adjustment mode, press the Channel Up key on the remote controller. You will move to page
13 ("13/13" will appear on the upper left corner of the screen).
2) Make sure CENTER PROG UPDATE is highlighted.
3) Use the VOLUME -/+ keys to change OFF to ON.
4) Press the ENTER key on the remote controller. Characters on the screen will disappear and the screen blacks
out.
5) Double-click the batch file specified in the document accompanying with the software.
6) A black window (MS-DOS window) will open and rewriting starts automatically.
Rewiring of the main program is now complete. Unplug the AC cable from the AVC System and tur n off the
system and then on again.
7) Enter the in-process adjustment mode and make sure the version information on the CENTER Version, OSD
Version and CVIC Version lines on page 1 has been updated.
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[Rewriting the monitor program]
1) Start terminal software in the in-process adjustment mode.
(Terminal software is not supplied. Use a freeware program available on the Internet.)
2) Set as follows:
Baud rate: 9600
Data length: 8 bits
Parity: None
Stop bit: 1
Flow control: None
3) If the settings are correct, pressing ENTER will cause ERR to appear on the screen.
4) Type "IPL_0002" and press ENTER. Characters on the screen will disappear and the screen blacks out.
* After the above string is entered, unusual indication may appear on the screen. This is not abnormal.
5) Press ENTER. The following will appear on the screen:
ERR
SEND "MONITOR PROG UPDATE PROGRAM" from PC to MR
6) Change the baud rate of the terminal software to 115200.
7) Use the file transfer facility of the terminal software to transfer the file specified in the document accompanying
with the rewriting software.
8)If the terminal software screen shows the following indication, the monitor program has been rewritten
successfully. (The indication will vary depending on the terminal software and program versions.)
9) Enter the in-process adjustment mode and make sure the version information on the MONITOR line has been
updated.
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ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES (DISPLAY)
See "Adjusting mode" for the steps to go into adjustment process mode.
1) +B adjustment (Digital PWB: R4648)
1. Receive PAL standard color bar signal.
2. Connect digital voltmeter to TP4602 and adjust to the specified value.
Specification: 13.00 ± 0.05V
2) Common bias adjustment
Make this adjustment each for "50 Hz", "60 Hz" and "PC". Select the input signal according to the indication onscreen.
1. Go to "Adjustment process mode".
2. On the LCD, select "14" of "PATTERN 1", dot inversion flicker pattern 2.
3. Then, select "COM BIAS" on the LCD.
4. Set the value so that the flicker on the screen is minimized.
Note: Apply this adjustment after for at least 30 min.
3) Background adjustment
1. Select video standard, and confirm the indication that the unit is preset to the standard.
2. At video input, receive the window pattern signal having left 80% WHITE and right 20% WHITE.
3. Set the screen size to the full mode.
4. Go to "Adjustment process mode".
5. Adjust "R OFFSET", "G OFFSET" and "B OFFSET" in "SIL861" so that left side 80% WHITE window pattern is
set to the specified value.
6. Adjust "R GAMMA", "G GAMMA" and "B GAMMA" in "SIL861" so that right side 20% WHITE window pattern is
set to the specified value.
Specification: x = 0.275 y = 0.273 (80% WHITE) x= 0.269 y = 0.253 (20% WHITE) [Minolta CA-110]
Note: Apply this adjustment after for at least 30 min.
4) Initialization
1. Go to "Adjustment process mode".
2. Select "1" thru "3" of "CLR MODE" in "TEST".
Setting range: 0 Normal
1 Initial setting (User clear: Factory setting)
2 Initial setting (All clear) Full initialization of EEPROM (except for ROM area)
3 Full initialization of Configuration EEPROM
3. Move the cursor down by one line.
4. Press "VOL UP" key and change the display from "WAIT" to "SEND" (write).
5. Do not shut down power while the display is "SEND".
6. When the writing is finished, the display changes from "SEND" to "WAIT".
5) Resetting lamp error counter
1. Go to "Adjustment process mode".
2. Select "L ERR RESET" in "TEST".
3. Reset the data to "0".
[L ERR RESET]
Function: Reset of fluorescent lamp error counter
It resets the times of fluorescent lamp errors and clears the last value in the memory.
Indication range: 0-5 (Fluorescent lamp errors)
(When lamp error exceeds 5 times, power supply is disabled. Resetting is required in this case.)
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3.
Adjusting Mode
1. Overview
The controller IC can be adjusted in this mode.
Adjustment is done while controlling the setting of the resistor corresponding to the selected adjustment item.
When monitor is used independently, it is adjusted using the OSD simple display function incorporated in LCD
controller.
The OSD function of panel link receiver (SIL861) is used for adjustment of the independent monitor.
2. Entry to the mode
1) When cable is not connected (independent mode), follow the steps below.
a) When power switch is turned on, press the main unit INPUT and VOL DOWN keys simultaneously.
b) Press the remote controller's process adjustment key (R/C code: 40h) / process adjustment mode 2 key (R/
C code: 31h).
2) When not in independent mode, follow the steps below.
a) When power switch is turned on, press the main unit CH DOWN and VOL UP keys simultaneously.
b) Press the remote controller's process adjustment mode 2 key.
3. Exit from the mode
Turn off the power.
Press the remote controller's process adjustment mode 2 key.
4. Display
1) First layer display
The third line shows the title. The 5th line and below show the items. Microprocessor's version number
appears in the 16th line.
2) Second layer display (Adjustment item display)
A single page shows up to 10 adjustment items (or 14 lines).
The third line shows the title and the screen mode selected in MODE items (only when LCD is selected).
The 5th line shows the item. Microprocessor's version number appears in the 16th line.
Example) 1.00 → 1 00
Setting is shown in decimal number.
In "adjustment item display", the items pointed by cursor can be changed using VOL UP/DOWN key.(Holding
down the key is effective.)
For the items in "LCD DATA", select the item and hit ENTER key. The ten's digit (leftmost digit) in the address
changes to red (others in green). Data change using VOL UP/DOWN key is enabled.
To move to the next digit, press CH UP key (or rightward cursor key). To go back to the previous digit, press CH
DOWN key (or leftward cursor key). Thus, 4 digits data can be entered.
When CH UP key is pressed while in rightmost digit, the cursor mov es to the leftmost digit. When CH DOWN key
is pressed while in leftmost digit, the cursor moves to the rightmost digit.
After address data adjustment, press ENTER key to exit from 4-digit adjustment and change the entire "LCD
DATA" line to red letters. (Same status as item selection)
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6. Key operation
1) Basic behaviors
Basic key behaviors are as follows.
BehaviorKeys
Remote controller Main unit
Upward cursor movementCursor upCH UP
Downward cursor movement Cursor downCH DOWN
Rightward cursor movement Cursor right
Leftward cursor movementCursor left
Data UPVOL UPVOL UP
Data DOWNVOL DOWNVOL DOWN
SetENTERINPUT
Back to previous layerRETURN
Back (In bottom layer only)ENTERINPUT
2) Data UP/DOWN
For the item for which OSD display is available, switch the display.
Adjust the data with UP/DOWN operation. (Any value beyond the limit is replaced by the limit value.)
Output data processing
Data transmission for every UP/DOWN operation (Data related to peripheral controller IC)
Execution of the last memory data when key is off
While the key is held down, the second step is performed approx. 500ms after the key operation and, after this,
every single step of UP/DOWN is carried out sequentially at 135ms interval.
3) Cursor UP/DOWN
Select the adjustment item by pointing it with the cursor.
When upward cursor movement is done while the cursor is at the top item, the cursor goes to the bottom item.
(In the case of multiple pages, the cursor goes to the bottom item on the previous page.)
When downward cursor mov ement is done while the cursor is at the bottom item, the cursor goes to the top item.
(In the case of multiple pages, the cursor goes to the top item on the next page.)
While the key is held down, the second step is performed approx. 500ms after the key operation and, after this,
every single step of UP/DOWN is carried out sequentially at 135ms interval.
R OFFSET0 ~ 510256No Toggle
G GAMMA20 ~ 180100No Toggle
G OFFSET0 ~ 510256No Toggle
B GAMMA20 ~ 180100No Toggle
B OFFSET0 ~ 510256 No Toggle
TEST1L ERR RESET0 ~ 5 0Toggle
LCD DATAFour digits 0 ~ F0Toggle
WAIT/SENDWAIT———
CLR MODEOne digits 0 ~ 20Toggle
WAIT/SENDWAIT———
CNFG EEPFour digits 0 ~ F0Toggle
WAIT/SENDWAIT———
* Values in the parentheses are with PC.
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MAJOR IC FUNCTIONS INFORMATIONS
∫ IC2501 (MSP4418G)
IC for decoding audio signals.
It serves as an S-IF audio signal decoder and an audio data selector.
∫ IC2510 (IXA385WJ)
IC for controlling audio delay.
LC-30/37HV4E uses a frame buffer to process video signals. This results in delay in outputting video signals.
The IC delays output of audio signals to synchronize output of video and audio signals.
∫ IC1301 (CXA2069Q)
7-input, 3-output selector.
This IC selects all audio and video signals received from input terminals and the tuner, except those signals
that relates to PC and components.
Video signals delivered to the IC are sent to YC separation circuits IC401 (main) and IC402 (sub). Audio
signals are sent to the SR unit via IC2501 (sound processor).
∫ IC401 (MM1519XQ)
4-input, 3-output video selector for component input.
This IC receives AV3 component input, AV1/3 RGB input and teletext RGB signals. Its output is for main, sub
and component.
∫ IC1601 (SDA5550M)
Teletext processing microcomputer.
This IC receives vide signals, decodes teletext and outputs data in RGB format.
∫ IC401/IC402 (TC90A69)
Adaptive infield 3-line digital comb filter supporting both NTSC and PAL.
This IC is a high-precision Y/C 1 chip incorporating a CNR circuit and performs YC separation of the sub video
signals received from IC1301.
∫ IC403/IC404 (ML6428C1)
6.7 MHz low-pass filter.
∫ IC801/IC802 (TB1274AF)
IC for synchronous processing of video and chroma signals for PAL/NTSC/SECAM color TV.
Color demodulation is provided by a high-perf ormance image compensation circuit in the video section, a PAL/
NTSC/SECAM auto discrimination circuit in the chroma section, and a crystal that generates 4.43 MHz, 3.58
MHz and M/N-PAL clock signals.
This IC has a 4-channel YC signal input, 2-channel RGB signal input, and 2-channel chrominance signal input.
It receives main and sub chrominance signals from IC401 (main) and IC402 (sub) and delivers chrominance
signals via one-channel output.
∫ IC803 (CXA2101Q)
IC having a chrominance input integrated with a high-perf ormance image compensation circuit. Equipped with
circuits for processing baseband signals and RGB signals and a 4-channel video switch incorporating an H/V
synchronization signal processing circuit.
Input selection is done by INPUT-SEL (IIC BUS). Y, Pb, Pr and GBR of Ycb, Cr and HD and their H/V
synchronization signals are inputted to input pins of each channel.
Multi-scan facility permits acceptance of a horizontal scan line frequency range of 16 KHz to 60 KHz.
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∫ IC1901 (IXA392WJ)
FPGA for synchronous processing
This IC selects synchronization signals and creates horizontal blanking signals.
∫ IC604 (TA1318AF)
IC for synchronous processing of TV component signals and measurement of frequency.
This IC incorporates an input signal frequency measurement feature and synchronous regeneration features.
It supports synchronous horizontal regeneration (15.75 KHz, 31.5 KHZ, 33.75 KHz and 45 KHz) and synchronous
vertical regeneration (525I, 525P, 625I and 750P).
PC I/F board side
∫ IC4 (CX3506R)
3-channel, 8-bit, 120 MSPS A/D converter incorporating AMP and PLL.
This IC is for video signals inputted to the IF board and used for one-screen and two-screen applications, and
for PC signals inputted to the front panel.
It provides A/D conversion of video signals (analog RGB) inputted to IN1 from CN6 and PC signals (analog
RGB) inputted to IN2 from CN8.
Converted digital signals are sent to IC25.
∫ IC310 (TLC5733A)
3-channel, 8-bit, 20 MSPS A/D converter.
This IC is for video signals inputted to the IF board and used for two-screen application.
It provides A/D conversion of video signals (analog YcbCr) inputted to IC310 from CN6.
Converted digital signals are sent to IC25.
∫ IC25 (IXA091WJ)
IC for I/P conversion and scaling of digital image according to the output resolution, and for data conversion.
There are two input channel: V0 and V1. V1 is for sub 480i/580i input processing for two-screen application. V0
is for processing all signals for main used for one and two-screen applications.
The IC generates clamp signals based on input synchronization signals.
It also performs data matrix conversion, and creates OSD signals.
Processed signals are sent to IC413.
∫ IC413 (SiI170)
Panel link transmitter.
This IC converts 8-bit RGB image data received from IC25 into TMDS differential signals and sends to the
monitor.
∫ IC1 (IX8270CE)
One-chip RISC microprocessor.
This IC communicates with the monitor and controls the system operation.
It controls all the ICs located in the media receiver.
∫ IC405 (UPD4721G)
RS-232 line driver/receiver conforming to EIA/TIA-232-E.
This IC enables the system to be controlled from a PC connected to the system.
It also allows IC1 to be upgraded using the PC.
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» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
1, 19, 32, 33VDD––Power supply
44, 64
2PLLVDC––PLL power supply
3VCOINIVCO IN (used to construct external loop filter)
4TESTIInput for testing
5CPOUTOCharge pump out (used to construct external loop filter)
6PLLENIPLL enable signal input
7PLLGND––
8, 9, 10, 18, 31GND––
41, 42, 43, 62
11PLLENOOPLL enable signal output
12SPDIFOOS/PDIF output (3.072 Mbps)
13SPDIFIIS/PDIF input (3.072 Mbps)
14IO0I/OExpanded I/O, bit 0
15IO1I/OExpanded I/O, bit 1
16IO2I/OExpanded I/O, bit 2
17IO3I/OExpanded I/O, bit 3
20IO4I/OExpanded I/O, bit 4
21UTESTIInput for testing
22NANDTOOOutput for testing
23RESETIAsynchronous reset signal input
24MEMTESTIInput for testing
25BISTOUTOOutput for testing
26RWCLKOExpanded FIFO R/W clock
27RSTRWOExpanded FIFO master reset
28FEWOExpanded FIFO write enable
29FREOExpanded FIFO read enable
30FD07OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 7
34FD06OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 6
35FD05OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 5
36FD04OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 4
37FD03OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 3
38FD02OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 2
39FD01OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 1
40FD00OExpanded FIFO data output, bit 0
45FD17IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 7
46FD16IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 6
47FD15IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 5
48FD14IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 4
49FD13IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 3
50FD12IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 2
51FD11IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 1
52FD10IExpanded FIFO data input, bit 0
53SDAI/OSerial communication data
54SCSISerial communication chip select
55SCKISerial communication chip select
56I2SCLOO12S CL output
57I2SDAOO12S CL output
58I2SWSOO12S WS output
59I2SWSII12S WS input
60I2SDAII12S DA input
61I2SCLII12S CL input
63REFCLKIPLL REF CLK (same input as 12SCLI)
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» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
1NC––Not connected
2I2C_CLI/OI2C clock
3I2C_DAI/OI2C data
4I2S_CLI/OI2S clock
5I2S_WSI/OI2S word strobe
6I2S_DA_OUTOI2S data output
7I2S_DA_IN1II2S1 data input
8ADR_DAOADR data output
9ADR_WSOADR word strobe
68ANA_IN-IIF common(can be left vacant, only if IF input 1 is also not in use)
69ANA_IN2+IIF input 2(can be left vacant, only if IF input 1 is also not in use)
70TESTENITest pin
71XTAL_INICrystal oscillator
72XTAL_OUTO
73TP––Test pin
74AUD_CL_OUTOAudio clock output(18.432MHz)
75, 76NC––Not connected
77D_CTR_I/O_1I/OD_CTR_I/O_1
78D_CTR_I/O_0I/OD_CTR_I/O_0
79ADR_SELII2C Bus address select
80STANDBYQIStand-by(low-active)
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ËVHiCXA2069Q-1 (ASSY:FIC1301)
S2-compatible 7-input, 3-output AV switch
»Block diagram
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» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
63TVIVideo signal input
1V1IComposite video signal input
8V2I
15V3I
22V4I
30V4I
60V4I
3Y1IY/C separation signal input, used for luminance signal input
10Y2IYIN1: Input for signal created by Y/C separation of VOUT1 output
17Y3I
24Y4I
49YIN1I
5C1IY/C separation signal input, used for chrominance signal input
12C2ICIN1: Input for signal created by Y/C separation of VOUT1 output
19C3I
26C4I
51CIN1I
62, 2LTV, LV1IAudio signal input
9, 16LV2, LV3I
23, 29LV4, LV5I
59, 64LV6, RTVI
4, 11RV1, RV2I
18, 25RV3, RV4I
31, 61RV5, RV6I
53VOUT1OVideo signal output, used for composite vide signal output
41VOUT3O
44V/YOUT2OVideo signal output, controlled via 12C bus and used for composite video signal output
56YOUT1OPower or luminance signal output is selected.
39YOUT3OVideo signal output, used for luminance signal output
58COUT1OVideo signal output, used for chrominance signal output
47COUT2O
37COUT3O
52LOUT1OAudis signal output
43LOUT2O
38LOUT3O
54ROUT1O
45ROUT2O
40ROUT3O
6S2-1IUsed for detection of S2-compatible DC that is superimposed to C signal.
13S2-2I4:3 image signal is selected when voltage ? 1.3V, 4:3 letterbox signal when 1.3V
20S2-3I< voltage ? 2.5V, and 16:9 squeeze signal when voltage > 2.5V. 4:3 image signal is
27S2-4I selected when the pins are open because they are pulled down to GND via 100K?.
7S-1IUsed for selection between composite video signal and S signal.
14S-2IDetection result is written to the status register. S signal is selected when voltage ?
21S-3I3.5V, and composite video signal when voltage > 3.5V. Composite video signal is
28S-4Iselected when the pins are open because they are pulled down to 5V via 100K?.
32ADRIUsed for selection of slave address for 12C bus.
90H is selected when voltage ? 1.5V, and 92H when ? 2.5V.
90H is selected when the pin are open.
33SCLI12C bus signal input
34SDAI12C bus signal input
36DC OUTOUsed for output of S2-compatible DC that is superimposed to COUT3.
DC superimposition is done by connecting to COUT3 via capacitor. The pin is
controlled via 12C bus.
Connection of 4.7k? external resistor provides output impedance of 10?3K? that
conforms to S2.
55TRAP1IConnected to trap circuit for sub carrier.
46TRAP2I
48MUTEIMute for audio signal output.
Mute is on when voltage ? 1.3V and off when voltage ? 2.5V.
Mute is off when the pin is open.
50BIASIInternal reference bias input.
Connected to GND via capacitor.
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Component Input Video Switch
»Block diagram
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» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
1VIDEO 1-L1ID-pin connection line input
2VIDEO 1-L2I
4VSOOutput of counted-down vertical synchronization signal
5COMB Y-INIInput of Y signal outputted from comb filter. Open when not used
6D-VDD––5 VDC power supply to DDS/BUS/V-CD/H-CD block (standard)
7COMB C-INIInput of C signal outputted from comb filter. Open when not used
8D-GND––GND for DDS/BUS/V-CD/H-CD block
9HSOOutput of horizontal synchronization signal under AFC
10SCPOSand castle pulse output.
Clamp pulse and horizontal blanking pulse are outputted.
11Yvi-INOOutput of synchronous input Y signal selected using video SW
12SYNC-VCC––5VDC power supply to SYNC/HVCO block (standard)
13SCLI12C bus SCL input
14SDAI/O12C bus SDA output
15YS3ISwitch for selection between main signal and RGB1 input signal. This input is
(iRGB1-in)operative only when RGB1-ENB is enabled during bus setting.
16SYNC-GND––GND for SYCN/HVOC block
17Cr1-INIY1/Cb/Cr1 signal input
18Cb1-INI
19Y1-INI
20CLP-FIL––Used to connect Y clamp filter
21Y-OUTOY/Cb/Cr signal output
22Cb-OUTO
23Cr-OUTO
24YS1ISwitch for selection between main signal and input signal
(YVbC2-IN)
25B1-INIRGB1 signal input. YS3 or 12C bus is used to select signal.
26G1-INI
27R1-INI
28Y/C-GND––GND for Y/C/Text/Video-SW/1HDL block
29Cr2-INIY2/Cb2/Cr2 signal input. YS1 is used to select signal.
30Cb2-INIOpen when the pin is not used.
31Y2-INI
32Y/C-VCC––5VDC Power supply to Y/C/Text/Video-SW/1HDI block. (standard)
33B2-INIRGB2 signal input. YS is used to select signal.
34G2-INIOpen when not used.
35R2-INI
36YS2/YMISwitch for selection between main signal and RGB2 input signal
(RGB2-IN)
37FIL.––Connected to Y/C-VCC pin
38X'TAL––Connect to 16.2 MHz crystal oscillator
39C3-INIChroma signal input. Open when not used.
40APC-FIL––Connected to chroma modulation filter
41CVBS3/Y3-INICVBS33 or Y3 signal input. Open when not used.
42ADDRESSISlave address input
43C2-INIChroma signal input. Open when not used.
44CVBS2/Y2-INICVBS2 or Y2 signal input. Open when not used.
45COMB SYSOCurrent color system discrimination result output. Pin 46 is also used for this output.
46Fsc-OUTOSub carrier output
47AFC-FIL––Connected to AFC detection filter
48C1-INIChroma signal input. Open when not used.
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Baseband image signal processing
»Block diagram
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» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
1IN2-HIIN2-H: Independent H periodic signal input
2IN2-VIIN2-V: Independent V periodic signal input
3IN2-1IIN2 system signal input
4IN2-2I
5IN2-3I
6Vcc-MAT––Power supply to selector or synchronous processing modules
7IN3-HIIN3-H: Independent H periodic signal input
8IN3-VIIN3-V: Independent V periodic signal input
9IN3-1IIN3 system signal input
10IN3-2I
11IN3-3I
12GND-MAT––GND for selector or synchronous processing modules
13IN4-HIIN4-H: Independent H periodic signal input
14IN4-VIIN4-V: Independent V periodic signal input
15IN4-1IIN4 system signal input
16IN4-2I
17IN4-3I
18V-PHConnected to capacitor for holding Vsync peak
19IN5-HIIN5-H: Independent H periodic signal input
20IN5-VIIN5-V: Independent V periodic signal input
21IN5-1IIN5 system signal input
22IN5-2I
23IN5-3I
24H-PHConnected to capacitor for holding Hsync peak
25YG-OUTOOutput of composite video signal for synchronous separation
26YG-INIInput of composite video signal for synchronous separation
27IREF-SYNCPin for reference current setting (approx. 4.6V)
28VS-OUTOOutput of HV of either IN1 system or IN2 ? IN5 system selector signals. Signal is
29HS-OUTOselected by 12C bus "YCBCR/MAT".
30Vcc-OUTOPower supply to RGB system
31SCP-INISand-castle-pulse input
32VTIM-INIV timing pulse input
33HP-INIH pulse input
34GND-OUTOGND for RGB system
35R-OUTORGB signal output.
37G-OUTOWhen 100IRE white is inputted, signal is outputted at 2.6Vp-p.
39B-OUTO
36R-SHRGB AKB sample & hold
38G-SH
40B-SH
41IK-INIInput of returned reference pulse
42PABL-FILPeak ABL peak-hold
43ABL-FILCreates LPF when ABL control signal is received.
44ABL-INABL control signal input
45ABL-INYM1/YS1 control signal input.
46LR1-INIAnalog RGB1 signal input
47LG1-INI
48LB1-INI
49LB1-INIYM2/YS2 control signal input.
50LR2-INIAnalog RGB2 signal input
51LG2-INI
52LB2-INI
53ADDRESSI12C bus slave address input
54DPIC-CIUsed to connect capacitor to GND pair for detection of dynamic picture
55SCLI12C bus SCl (serial clock) input
56SCLI12C bus SDA (serial data) input
57DPIC-MUTEIUsed to provide mute control to dynamic picture (black expansion)
58CLP-CConnected to Y system clamp capacitor
59VM-OUTOVM output. Differential waveform of Y signal is outputted with positive polarity.
60
61YCBCR-SWIInput for switching signal inputted to INT/EXT SW. External input pin is selected when
62ECR-INIExternal Y/Cb/Cr signal input
63ECB-INI
64EY-INI
VM/SHP/COL-OFFUsed to turn off VM, sharpness and color. Input level is judged on the three-value logic.
Input level is judged on the three-value logic.
This pin enables VM to turn off when YM or YS reaches its specified value.
Input level is judged on the three-value logic.
This pin enables VM to turn off when YM or YS reaches its specified value.
(black expansion)
this input is High.
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» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
1NC––Non-connection
2SP_CP2IInput of clamp signal from synchronous separation IC (for 15K system)
3SP_VDIInput of vertical synchronization signal from synchronous separation IC
4GND––Ground
5SP_HDIInput of horizontal synchronization signal from synchronous separation IC
6VD3OOutput of vertical synchronization signal to synchronous separation IC
7HD3OOutput of horizontal synchronization signal to synchronous separation IC
8SP_CP1IInput of clamp signal from synchronous separation IC (normal)
9TDIISP data input
10TMSISP mode input
11TCKISP clock input
12TEXT_HDOTEXT_HD output
13US_HDIRCA/TEXT horizontal synchronization signal input
14TEXT_VDOTEXT_VD output
15Vcc3.3V––TEXT_VD output
16US_VDIRCA/TEXT vertical synchronization signal input
17GND––Ground
18MODEAIMode selection signal A
19MODEBIMode selection signal B
20MODECIMode selection signal C
21SELAIInput of HD switching control signal for main video chroma/RCA
22SELOIInput of control signal for TEXT synchronization signal output
23SELCIInput of control signal for TEXT synchronization signal output
24TDOOISP data output
25GND––Ground
26Vcc3.3V––Power supply
27VD1IInput of vertical synchronization signal from main video chroma IC
28HD1IInput of horizontal synchronization signal from main video chroma IC
29PL_VDOVertical synchronization signal output
30PL_HDOHorizontal synchronization signal output
31PL_CPOClamp signal output
32PL_BLKOH blank signal output
33MODEDIMode selection signal D
34NC––Mode selection signal D
35Vcc3.3V––Power supply
36NC––Non-connection
37CC_HDOHorizontal synchronization signal for closed caption
38ow_vblkIAuto wide V blank signal input
39HDSOOutput of horizontal synchronization signal for PC board
40VDSOOutput of vertical synchronization signal for PC board
41HD2IInput of horizontal synchronization signal from sub video chroma IC
42VD2IInput of vertical synchronization signal from sub video chroma IC
43clkIClock input
44NC––Non-connection
46
ËVHiTC90A69++1Y (ASSY:IC402)
» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
1BIAS––ADC bias
2VRT––ADC upper limit bias
3VDD1––ADC and DAC power supply (analog system)
4TESTI1IInput for testing
5VSS2––ADC GND (analog system)
6VRB––Video signal input
7YCINIADC lower limit bias
8TESTOReset control and test control before shipping
9KILLERIY/C separation and vertical enhancer OFF
10TESTI2IInput for testing
11VDD3––Power supply to logic (digital system)
12VSS3––Logic and DRAM GND (digital system)
13VDD2––DRAM power supply (digital system)
14TESTI3IInput for testing
15SCLIIIC BUS clock input
16SDAIIIC BUS data input
17MODE1OMODE1 output
18TESTOUTIInput for testing
19FSCIClock input
20VDD4––PLL power supply (analog system)
21VSS4––PLL GND (analog system)
22FILIVCO control
23PDOPLL detection output
24VB2––DAC bias 2
25YOUTOLuminance signal output
26VSS1––DAC GND (analog system)
27COUTODAC GND (analog system)
28VB1––DAC bias 1
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» Pin mapping
Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
34, 36-44,D[15:0]I/OData bus D [15:0]
46, 48-52
23-26, 28, 30-32D[23:16/PTA[7:0]I/OData bus D [23:16] / I/O port A [7:0]
13-18, 20, 22D[31:24/PTB[7:0]I/OData bus D [31:24] / I/O port B [7:0]
86, 84, 82, 78-72,A[25:0]OAddress bus A [15:0]
70-68-60, 56-53
96CS0OChip select 0/
98CS2/PTK[0]O/(I/O)Chip select 2 / I/O port K [0]
99CS3/PTK[1]O/(I/O)Chip select 3 / I/O port K [1]
100CS4/PTK[2]O/(I/O)Chip select 4 / I/O port K [2]
101CS5/CE1E/PTK[3]O/(I/O)Chip select 5 / CE1 (area 5SPCMIA)/O port K [3]
102CS6/CE1BOChip select 6 / CE1 (area 6SPCMIA)
87BS/PTK[4]O/(I/O)Bus cycle start signal / I/O port K [4]
118RAS3U/PTE[2]O/(I/O)RAS (area 3DRAM, SDRAM upper 32MB address) / I/O port E [2]
106RAS3L/PTJ[0]O/(I/O)RAS (area 3DRAM, SDRAM upper 32MB address) / I/O port J [0]
119RAS2U/PTE[1]O/(I/O)RAS (area 2DRAM, SDRAM upper 32MB address) / I/O port E [1]
107RAS2L/PTJ[1]O/(I/O)RAS (area 2DRAM, SDRAM upper 32MB address) / I/O port JE [1]
108
110CASLH/PTJ[3]O/(I/O)D15-D18 CAS (DRAM) / I/O port J [3]
112CASHL/PTJ[4]O/(I/O)D23-D16 CAS (DRAM) / I/O port J [4]
113CASHH/PTJ[5]O/(I/O)D31-D24 CAS (DRAM) / I/O port J [5]
116CAS2L/PTE[6]O/(I/O)D31-D24 CAS (DRAM) / I/O port J [5]
117CAS2H/PTE[3]O/(I/O)D31-D24 CAS (DRAM) / I/O port J [5]
89WE0/DQMLLOD7-D0 selection signal/DQM (SDRAM)
90WE1/DQMLU/WEOD7-D0 selection signal/DQM (SDRAM)
91WE2/DQMUL/O/(I/O)D23-D16 selection signal/DQM (SDRAM)/PCMCIA I/O port K [6]
92WE3/DQMUU/O/(I/O)D31-D24 selection signal/DQM (SDRAM)/PCMCIA I/O write I/O port K [7]
93RD/WRORead/Write switch signal
88RDORead strobe
105CKE/PTK[5]O/(I/O)CK enable (for SDRAM only) / I/O port K [5]
123WAITIHardware wait request
11-8IRL[3:0]/IRQ[3:0]/IHardware wait request
12IRQ4/PTH[4]IExternal interrupt request / I/O port H [4]
7NMIINon-maskable interrupt request
160IRQOUTOInterrupt request output
182WAKEUP/PTD[3]O/(I/O)Standby mode interrupt request output / I/O ports D [3]
159TCLK/PTH[7]I/OTMU/RTC clock I/O / I/O port H [7]
191DREQ0/PTD[4]IDMA request 0 / I/O port D [4]
114DACK0/PTD[5]O/(I/O)DMA ACK 0 / I/O port D [5]
192DREQ1/PTD[6]IDMA request 0 / I/O port D [6]
115DACK1/PTD[7]O/(I/O)DMA ACK 1 / I/O port D [7]
189DRAK0/PTD[1]O/(I/O)DMA ACK 1 / I/O port D [7]
190DRAK1/PTD[0]O/(I/O)DMA ACK 0 / I/O port D [0]
171RxD0/SCPT[0]IReceive data 0/SCI input port [0]
164TxD0/SCPT[0]OSend data 0/SCI output port [0]
165SCK0/SCPT[1]I/OSerial clock 0/SCI I/O port [1]
172RxD1/SCPT[2]IReceive data 0/SCI input port [2]
166TxD1/SCPT[2]OSend data 0/SCI output port [2]
167SCK1/SCPT[1]I/OSerial clock 1/SCI I/O port [3]
174RxD2/SCPT[4]IReceive data 0/SCI input port [4]
168TxD2/SCPT[4]OSend data 2/SCI output port [4]
169SCK2/SCPT[5]I/OSerial clock 2/SCI I/O port [5]
170RTS2/SCPT[6]O/(I/O)Send request 2/SCI I/O port [6]
176
104CE2B/PTE[5]O/(I/O)PC card 0 chip enable 2 / I/O port E [5]
126IOIS16/PTG[7]IWrite protect/input port G [7]
103CE2A/PTE[[4]O/(I/O)PC card 1 chip enable 2 / I/O port E [4]
1B/CbOUTOAmplifier output signal monitor
2ADDRESSII2C slave addressing
3R/CrOUTOAmplifier output signal monitor
4NC––Not used
5NC––Not used
6XPOWERSAVEIPower saving
7DGNDREG––Resistor GND
8DVCCREG––Resistor power supply
9SDAIControl resistor data input
10SCLIControl resistor clock signal input
11XSENABLEI3-wire control resistor enable signal input
12SEROUTO3-wire control resistor data read
133WIRE/I2CI12V bus mode and 3-wire bus mode select
15AVCCADREF––ADC reference voltage power supply
16, 94AVCCAD3––ADC analog power supply
17VRTOADC top reference voltage output
18, 92DVCCAD3––ADC digital power supply
19, 32, 42, 54,DVCCADTTL––ADC TTL output power supply
65,76,90
20, 33, 44, 55,DGNDADTTL––ADC TLL output GND
67, 77, 89
21, 22, 24-28, 31RA0~RA7OR channel port A data output
23, 30, 43, 50,DGNDAD3––ADC digital GND
59, 66,7 9, 86
29, 80AGNDAD3––ADC analog GND
34-41RB0~RB7OR channel port B data output
45-49,BA0~`BA7OB channel port A data output
51-53
56-58,BB0~BB7OB channel port B data output
60-64
68-75GA0~GA7OG channel port A data output
78, 81-85,GB0~GB7OG channel port B data output
87,88
91DVCCAD––ADC digital power supply
93VRBOADC bottom reference voltage output
95AGNDADREF––ADC reference voltage GND
96DVCCPLLTTL––PLL TTL output power supply
97DGNDPLLTTL––PLL TTL output GND
98XCLKCLKOCLK reverse output
991/2XCLKOCLK output
1001/2CLKOI2CLK reverse output
101DSYNC/OI2CLK output
103DIVOUTODSYNC signal outut/DIVOUT signal output
104UNLOCKOUNLOCK signal output
105SOGOUTOInput of sink signal of Sink-On-Green signal
106HOLDIPhase comparison disable signal input
107XTLOADIProgrammable counter reset
108EVEN/ODDIADC sampling clock inverse pulse input
109XCLKININegative test clock input
110CLKINIPositive test clock input
111SYNCIN1ISink signal input 1
112SYNCIN2ISink signal input 2
113CLPINIClamp pulse input
114DVCCPLL––PLL digital power supply
115DGNDPLL––PLL digital GND
116AVCCVCO––PLL VCO analog power supply
117AGNDVCO––PLL VCO analog GND
118RC1––External PLL loop filter
119RC2––External PLL loop filter
120AVCCIR––IREF analog power supply
121IREFICurrent input
123AGNDIR––IREF analog GND
124G/YIN1IG/Y signal input 1
125AVCCAMPG––G/Y amplifier power supply
126G/YIN2IG/Y signal input 2
127AGNDAMPG––G/Y amplifier power supply
128G/YCLP––Brightness clamp capacitor connection
129B/CbCLP––Brightness clamp capacitor connection
130R/CrCLP––Brightness clamp capacitor connection
132SOGIN1ISink-On-Green signal input 1
133B/CbIN1IB/Cb signal input 1
134AVCCAMPB––B/Cb amplifier power supply
135SOGIN2ISink-On-Green signal input 2
136B/CbIN2IB/Cb signal input 2
137AGNDAMPB––B/Cb amplifier GND
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Pin No.Pin NameTypeDescription
139R/CrIN1IR/Cr signal input 1
140AVCCAMPR––R/Cr amplifier power supply
141R/CrIN2IR/Cr signal input 2
142AGNDAMPR––R/Cr amplifier GND
143G/YOUTOAmplifier output signal monitor
144DACTESTOInput for testing amplifier control resistor DAC
14, 102, 122,OUTDPGND––
131, 138
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE
Power cannot be turned on. (The power LED on the front panel does not light up).
Is the power cable connected properly?
YES
Is fuse (F701) in order?
YES
Is the BU+5V line (pin 1 of P1703) in order?
YES
Are the wire harness and FFC connected properly?
YES
Does the voltage of the OVP line (pin 8 of P1702) fluctuate
after power-on?
YES
Are DC/DC converter outputs and MOS-FET (Q1707 and
Q1708) in order?
YES
Replace IC1703.
The power does not turn on even through the power button is pressed. (The red power LED on the front panel does not turn green or
is blinking red).
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Plug the power cable connector and retry to turn on the
power.
Replace the fuse and retry to turn on the power. If the fuse burns,
check VA701, D701 and IC701 and replace if necessary.
Check the BU+5V line for correct impedance. (Measure the
resistance between Pin 1 and GND).
NO
Remove the cause of fault or
short-circuit.
Check connections of the wire harness and FFC and
reconnect if necessary.
Check power supply internal devices (IC701, IC72, PC702,
Q702, D708 and D705).
Check DC/DC converter output lines and MOS-FET (Q1707
and Q1708) and replace if necessary.
Check IC1702 and its
peripheral circuits.
YES
Is the system cable connected properly between the Display
and the AVC System (between DISPLAY OUTPUT(1)’s)?
YES
Are the power switches of the Display and AVC System on?
YES
Are the UR+6V, UR+10V and UR+13V lines (pins 1, 2, 7 and
9 of P1702) in order?
YESYES
NO
Are the D+1.8VCV line (pins 5 and 6 of P1701), D+3.3V line
(pin 8 of P1701), D+5V line (pin 1 of P1701) and A+5V line
(pin 3 of P1701) in order?
YES
Check the wire harness and FFC for proper connection.
NO
NO
NO
Reconnect and retry to turn on the power.
Turn on the power switches of the Display and AVC System.
Is PS_ON (pin 3 of P1702) pulled high (3.5V)?
Check the PS_ON line.
Is the impedance of the UR+6V, UR+10V and UR+13V lines
YES
correct? (Measure the resistance between pins 1/2/7/9 of
P1072) and GND).
NO
Check the UR+6V, UR+10V and
UR+13V lines and devices on the
lines.
Is D_POW (pins 32 and 34 of IC1703, pin 2 of IC1704 and
pin 2 of IC1705) pulled high?
YES
Check the D_POW line (pin 6 of
IC1503).
Are MOS-FET (Q1707 and Q1708) and REG. IC (IC1704 and
IC1705) in order?
NO
Replace IC1703.
NO
YES
NO
Check each output line and replace MOS-FET (Q1707 and
Q1708) and REG. IC (IC1704 and IC1705).
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No sound (1)
No sound (2)
AVC System
No sound (3)
No sound is heard from the speaker in all modes.
Check audio circuits of the Display.
Is the monitor audio output set to "Variable"? Or
Is the headphone connected?
Are the audio outputs of IC2501 (multi-sound
processor) in order?
Pins 36 and 37 of IC2501 (SC1 OUT L/R).
Check IC2501 (multi-sound processor) and its
peripheral circuits.
Check lines and devices between pins 36/37 of
IC2501 and pins 1/3 of the AV unit connector
(P2502). (Q2504-5, Q2509-10 and Q2513-4)
Set the monitor audio output to "Fixed".
Remove the headphone.
The speaker generates no sound when audio signals are inputted from an external device or a PC.
Check IC1301 (A switch) and its peripherals.
Are the audio outputs of IC1301 (AV switch) in
order?
Pins 52 and 54 of IC1301 (TV MAIN OUT L/R)
Are the audio inputs of IC1301 (AV switch) in
order?
Input 1: Between pins 2 and 4 of IC1301
Input 2: Between pins 9 and 11 of IC1301
Input 3: Between pins 16 and 18 of IC1301
Input 4: Between pins 23 and 25 of IC1301
PC input: Between pins 29 and 31 of IC1301
Are the audio input circuits of IC1301 (AV switch)
in order?
Input 1: Between pins 6/2 and pins 2/4 of IC1301
Input 2: Between pins 6/2 and pins 9/11 of IC1301
Input 3:
Between pins 6/2 and pins 16/18 of IC1301
Front panel input: Between J2404 and pins 23/25
of IC1301
PC input: Between J2403 and pins 29/31 of IC1301
Are the audio inputs of IC2501 (multi-sound
processor) in order?
Pins 56 and 57 of IC2501 (SCI IN1 L/R)
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
No audio output <Input1>No audio output <INPUT2/3>
Has the input mode been selected on the Input Select screen?
Are the audio outputs of IC2501 (multi-sound
processor) in order?
Pins 27 and 28 of IC2501 (DRCM L/R)
Check lines and devices between pins 27/28 of
IC2501 and pins 3/1 of INPUT1. Also check the
audio mute circuits.
(IC2504, Q1101-2)
Are the audio outputs of IC1301 (AV switch) in
order?
Pins 43 and 45 of IC1301 (SC1 TV SUB OUT L/R)
Check lines and devices between pins 43/45 of
IC1301 and pins 3/1 of INPUT2/3. Also check
the audio mute circuits.
(IC1301, Q1104-7 and Q1109-12)
No monitor audio output or abnormal audio
The audio level is abnormal:
Is the monitor audio output set correctly?
"Variable" or "Fixed"
NO
YES
No sound at all:
Are the audio outputs of IC2501 (Multi-sound
processor) in order?
Pins 34 and 33 (SC2 OUT L/R) of IC2501
Check lines and devices between pins 34/33 of
IC2501 and the monitor output (J1101). Also
check the audio mute circuit.
(Q2502-3, Q1114-5 and Q1106-7)
YES
Check peripherals of the SR unit DISPLAY
OUTPUT 2 pin (SC6000).
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Are audio signals applied to the AV unit
connectors (pins 1 and 3 of P2502)?
YES
The speaker generates no sound when TV signal is received.
Are the tuner audio inputs of IC2501 (multi-sound
processor) in order?
Pin 67 (sound IF1) of IC2501
Pin 69 (sound IF2) of IC2501
Is the audio signal applied to tuner output pin 21?
Check B.P.F. of SIF1 and SIF2.
(Q1119-20 and Q1121-2)
Check IC2501 (multi-sound processor) and its
peripheral circuits.
YES
YES
NO
NO
Check TU1101 (U/V tuner) and its peripherals.
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YES
NO
No video image on INPUT1
Has "INPUT1" been selected on the Input
Select screen?
Select INPUT1 CVBS on the Input Select
screen.
YES
NO
Is the video signal applied to pin 1 of IC1301
(AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pin 20 of
INPUT1 (SC1101) and pin 1 of IC1301.
YES
NO
Select INPUT2 CVBS on the Input Select
screen.
YES
YES
(A)(B)
YES
NO
Is the video signal applied to pin 8 of IC1301
(AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pin 20 of
INPUT2 (SC1102 1/2) and pin 8 of IC1301.
NO video image on INPUT2
Has "INPUT2" been selected on the Input
Select screen?
<When video signal is received>
No image (2)
YES
NO
NO video image on INPUT3
Has "INPUT3" been selected on the Input
Select screen?
Select INPUT3 CVBS on the Input Select
screen.
YES
NO
Is the video signal applied to pin 1 of IC1301
(AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pin 20 of
INPUT3 (SC1102 1/2) and pin 15 of IC1301.
YES
NO
Select INPUT4 CVBS on the Input Select
screen.
YES
YES
(C)(D)
YES
NO
Is the video signal applied to pin 22 of
IC1301 (AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pin 3 of
INPUT4 (J2404) and pin 22 of IC1301.
NO video image on INPUT4
Has "INPUT4" been selected on the Input
Select screen?
<When video signal is received>
No image (3)
YES
NO
No Y/C image on INPUT2
Has "INPUT2" been selected on the Input
Select screen?
Select INPUT2 Y/C on the Input Select
screen.
YES
NO
Is the Y/C signal applied to pins 10 and 12
of IC1301 (AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pins20/15 of
INPUT1 (SC1101) and pins 10/12 of IC1301.
YES
NO
Select INPUT3 Y/C on the Input Select
screen.
YES
YES
(E)(F)
YES
NO
Is the Y/C signal applied to pins 17 and 19
of IC1301 (AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pins20/15
of INPUT2 (SC1102 1/2) and pins 17/19 of
IC1301.
No Y/C image on INPUT3
Has "INPUT3" been selected on the Input
Select screen?
<When Y/C signal is received>
No image (4)
YES
NO
No Y/C image on INPUT4
Has "INPUT4" been selected on the Input
Select screen?
Select INPUT4 Y/C on the Input Select
screen.
YES
NO
Is the Y/C signal applied to pins 24 and 262
of IC1301 (AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pins3/4 of
INPUT1 (J2401) and pins 24/26 of IC1301.
YES
(G)
<When Y/C signal is received>
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<When video signal is received> Are the main video signal and sub video signal sent from pin 56 and pin 44 of IC1301 respective
ly?
<When Y/C signal is received> Are the main Y signal, main C signal, sub Y signal and sub C signal sent from pin 56, pin 58, pin
44 and pin 47 of
IC1301 respectively?
Check IC1301 (AV switch) and its peripheral
circuits.
<When video signal is received> Is the video signal applied to pin 7 of IC401 (main comb filter) and pin 7 of IC402 (sub comb f
ilter)?
<When Y/C signal is received> Are the main signal and sub signal applied to pins 44 and 43 of IC801 (main video chroma) and pin
s 5 and 7 of IC802
(sub video chroma) respectively?
Check lines and devices between IC1301
and IC401/IC402/IC801/IC802.
<Main system>
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
<When video signal is received>
Are the main Y signal and main C signal
applied to pin 1 (TP812) and pin 48 of
IC801 (main video chroma) respectively?
<When video signal is received>
Check lines and devices between IC4001
and IC801.
(IC403, Q415, etc.)
<When Y/C signal is received>
Are the main Y signal and main C signal
applied to pin 44 and pin 43 of IC801 (main
video chroma) respectively?
<When Y/C signal is received>
Check lines and devices between IC1301
and IC801.
(Q827, Q403, Q404, etc.)
Are the main Y, Cb and Cr signals sent
from pins 21, 22 and 23 of IC801
Check IC801 (main video chroma) and its
peripheral circuits.
Are the main Y, Cb and Cr signals applied to
pins 69, 68 and 67 of IC803 (RGB decoder)
Check lines and devices between IC801
and IC803. (IC814, Q814, Q815, etc.)
Are the main R, G and B signals sent from
pins 35, 37 and 39 of IC803 respectively?
Check IC803 (RGB decoder) and its
peripheral circuits.
Are the main R, G and B signals applied to
pins 3, 7 and 10 of FL810 (6.7/30 MHz
L.P.F.) respectively?
Are the main R, G and B signals sent from
pins 19, 15 and 12 of FL810 respectively?
Check lines and devices between IC803
and FL810.(Q801-3 etc.)
Is cutoff frequency setting pin 17 of FL810
(6.7/30 MHz L.P.F.) pulled high?
Check FL810 (6.7/30 MHz L.P.F.) and its
peripheral circuits.
Check the PC I/F unit.
<Sub system>
<When video signal is received>
Are the sub Y signal and sub C signal
applied to pin 1 and pin 7 of IC802 (sub
video chroma) respectively?
<When video signal is received>
Check lines and devices between IC402
and IC802.
(IC404, Q416-8, etc.)
<When Y/C signal is received>
Are the sub Y signal and sub C signal
applied to pin 5 and pin 7 of IC802 (sub
video chroma) respectively?
<When Y/C signal is received>
Check lines and devices between IC1301
and IC802.
(IC828, Q409, Q410, etc.)
Are the sub Y, Cb and Cr signals sent from
pins 21, 22 and 23 of IC802 respectively?
Check IC802 (sub video chroma) and its
peripheral circuits.
Are the sub Y, Cb and Cr signals applied to
Q901-2, Q903-4 and Q905-6 (6.7 MHz
L.P.F.) respectively?
Check lines and devices between IC802
and Q901-2/Q903-4/Q 905-6 (6.7 MHz
L.P.F.).
Are the sub R, G and B signals sent from
Q901-2, Q903-4 and Q905-6 (6.7 MHz
L.P.F.) respectively?
Check peripherals of Q901-2, Q903-4 and
Q905-6 (6.7 MHz L.P.F.).
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<When component/RGB signal is received>No image (5)
No RGB image on INPUT1
Has "INPUT1" been selected
on the Input Select screen?
Are RGB signals applied to
pins 63, 59 and 61 of IC1401
(AV switch)?
Select INPUT1 RGB on
the Input Select screen.
Check lines and devices
between pins 15/11/7 of
INPUT1 (SC1101) and
pins 63/59/61 of IC1301.
No RGB image on INPUT3
Has "INPUT3" been selected
on the Input Select screen?
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Select INPUT3 RGB on the
Input Select screen.
Are RGB signals applied to
pins 9, 5 and 7 of IC1401
(AV switch)?
Check lines and devices
between pins 15/11/7 of
INPUT3 (SC1102) and pins
9/5/7 of IC1301.
No component image on INPUT3
Has "INPUT3" been
selected on the Input Select
screen?
Select INPUT3
COMPONENT on the Input
Select screen.
Are RGB signals applied to
pins 5, 17 and 19 of
IC1401 (AV switch)?
Check lines and devices
between pins 8/26/17 of
INPUT3 (J1101) and pins
15/17/19 of IC1301.
Are the main video signal, pass signal and sub video signal sent from pins 34, 38 and 36 of IC1401 respectively?
Are Y, Cb and Cr signals applied
to pins 19, 18 and 17 of IC801
(main video chroma) respectively?
<Main 525i system>
<Pass 525P/1125i/750P system>
Check lines and devices between
pins 46/50/48 of IC1401 and pins
19/18/17 of IC801.
Are the main Y, Cb and Cr
signals sent from pins 21, 22
and 23 of IC801 respectively?
Check IB801 (main video
chroma) and its peripheral
circuits.
Are the main Y, Cb and Cr
signals applied to pins 69, 68
and 67 of IC803 respectively?
Check lines and devices
between IC801 and IC803.
(IC814, Q814-5, etc.)
Are Y, Cb and Cr signals applied
to pins 5, 4 and 3 of IC803
(RGB decoder) respectively?
Check lines and devices
between pins34/38/36 of
IC1401 and pins 5/4/3 of IC803.
Are the main R, G and Br
signals sent from pins 35, 37
and 39 of IC803 respectively?
Check IC803 (RGB decoder)
and its peripheral circuits.
Are the main R, G and Br
signals applied to pins 3, 7 and
10 of IC810 (6.7/30 MHz L.P.F.)
respectively?
Check lines and devices
between IC803 and FL810.
(Q801-3 etc.)
Are the main R, G and Br
signals sent from pins 19, 15
and 12 of IC810 respectively?
The cutoff frequency of FL810
(L.P.F.) is switched as follows
depending on the input
signals:
Status of pin 17 for setting the
cutoff frequency of FL810 (6.7/30
MHz L.P.F.)
<525i system>: High
<525P/1125i/750P system>: Low
Check FL810 (6.7/30 MHZ L.P.F.)
and its peripheral circuits.
<Sub system>
Are Y, Cb and Cr signals
applied to pins 19, 18 and 17
of IC802 (sub video chroma)
respectively?
Check IC1401 (AV switch)
and its peripheral circuits.
Check lines and devices
between pins 40/44/42 of IC
1401 and pins 19/18/17 of
IC802.
Are the sub Y, Cb and Cr
signals sent from pins 21, 22
and 23 of IC802 respectively?
Check IC802 (sub video chroma)
and its peripheral circuits.
Are the sub Y, Cb and Cr signals
applied to Q901-2, Q903-4 and
Q905-6 (6.7 MHz L.P.F.)
respectively?
Check lines and devices between
IC802 and Q901-2/Q903-4/Q905-
6 (6.7 MHz L.P.F.).
Are the sub R, G and B signals
sent from Q901-2, Q903-4 and
Q905-6 (6.7 MHz L.P.F.)
respectively?
Check peripherals of Q901-
2/Q903-4/Q905-6 (6.7 MHz
L.P.F.).
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No image when TV signal is received
Check the PC I/F unit.
No teletext screen appears.
Is the video signal on tuner image output
pin 23?
Check peripherals of the tuner (TU1101)
and replace if necessary.
Is the video signal on pin 5 of IC1106 (level
adj.) or TP1101?
Is the video signal applied to pin 63 of
IC1301 (AV switch)?
Is the level control signal sent from pin 1 of
IC1108 to pin 8 of IC1103 (AV switch)?
YES
No Monitor image <AV-OUT>
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
Check lines and devices between pin 5 of
IC1106 and pin 63 of IC1301.
Are the main video signal and sub video
signal sent from pin 30 of IC1301 and pin
44 of IC1301 respectively?
Check IC1301 (AV switch) and its
peripheral circuits.
Is the teletext signal received (is a teletext-supporting receiver connected to the video input
terminal) and TELETEXT selected on the remote controller?
Select TELETEXT in an appropriate manner.
Is the video signal applied to pin 21 of
IC1601 (teletext CPU)?
Check lines and devices between pin 56 of
IC1301 (AV switch) and pin 21 of IC1601.
Is the text signal sent from pins 57, 58 and
59 of IC1601?
Check IC1601 and its peripheral circuits.
Is the text signal applied to pins 57, 53 and
55 of IC1401 (AV switch)?
Check lines and devices between pins 57/58/59
of IC1601 and pins 57/53/55 of IC1301.
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
Is the video signal applied to pin 7 of IC401 (main comb filter) and pin 7 of IC402 (sub comb filter)?
<Main system>
Are the main Y and C signals applied to
pin 1 (TP812) and pin 48 of IC801 (main
video chroma) respectively?
Check lines and devices between IC4001
and IC801.
(IC403, Q415, etc.)
Are the main Y, Cb and Cr signals sent from pins
21, 22 and 23 of IC801 respectively?
Check IC801 (main video chroma) and its
peripheral circuits.
Are the main Y, Cb and Cr signals applied to pins
69, 68 and 67 of IC803 (RGB decoder)
respectively?
Check lines and devices between IC801 and
IC803. (IC814, Q814, Q815, etc.)
Are the main R, G and B signals sent from
pins 35, 37 and 39 of IC803 respectively?
Check IC803 (RGB decoder) and its
peripheral circuits.
Are the main R, G and B signals sent from
pins 19, 15 and 12 of FL810 respectively?
Is cutoff frequency setting pin 17 of FL810
(6.7/30 MHz L.P.F.) pulled high?
Is the video signal sent from pin 4 of
IC1301 (AV switch)?
YES
Check lines and devices between pin 41 of
IC1301 and monitor image output pin 20 (J1101).
(Q1403 and Q1113)
Check IC1301 and its peripheral circuits.
No monitor image <S-OUT>
YES
NO
NO
Are Y and C signals sent from pins 39 and
37 of IC1301 (AV switch) respectively?
YES
Check lines and devices between pins
39/37 of IC1301 and monitor S-OUT pins
3/4 (SC1102).
(Q1401-2)
Check that input signal is S-INPUT.
Check FL810 (6.7/30 MHz L.P.F.) and its
peripheral circuits.
Are the main R, G and B signals applied to
pins 3, 7 and 10 of FL810 (6.7/30 MHz
L.P.F.) respectively?
Check lines and devices between IC803
and FL810.(Q801-3 etc.)
Check lines and devices between IC1301
and IC401/402.
NO
NO
Check lines and devices between IC402
and IC802. (IC404, Q416-8, etc.)
Are the sub Y and C signals applied to pin
1 (TP813) and pin 48 (TP407) of IC802
(sub video chroma) respectively?
Are the sub Y, Cb and Cr signals sent from
pins 21, 22 and 23 of IC802 respectively?
Check IC802 (sub video chroma) and its
peripheral circuits.
YES
NO
Are the sub Y, Cb and Cr signals applied to Q901-2,
Q903-4 and Q905-6 (6.7 MHz L.P.F.) respectively?
Check lines and devices between IC802 and
Q901-2/Q903-4/Q905-6 (6.7 MHz L.P.F.).
YES
NO
Are the sub R, G and B signals sent from Q901-2,
Q903-4 and Q905-6 (6.7 MHz L.P.F.) respectively?
YES
Check the PC I/F unit.
Check Q901-2, Q903-4 and Q905-6 (6.7
MHz L.P.F.) and their peripheral circuits.
<Sub system>
No image (7)
Check IC1301 and its peripheral circuits
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YES
Is HD1/VD1 outputted to pins
(9) and (4) of IC801,
respectively?
Check IC801 and its peripheral
circuits.
NO
YES
Is HD2/VD2 outputted
to pins (9) and (4) of
IC802, respectively?
Check IC802 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is HD1/VD1 outputted to pins
(44) and (2) of IC1901,
respectively?
Check the circuit between pins
(9)/(4) of IC801 and pins
(44)/(2) of IC1901.
NO
YES
Is HD2/VD2 inputted to
pins (19) and (20) of
IC1901, respectively?
Check the circuit
between pins (9)/(4) of
IC1901 and pins
NO
YES
Check IC1901 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is HDS/VDS inputted to
pins (21) and (22) of
IC1901, respectively?
Check IC1901 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is HD3/VD3 inputted to pins
(14) and (13) of IC604,
respectively?
Check the circuit between pins
(8)/(10) of IC1901 and pins
(14)/(13) of IC604.
NO
YES
Is SP-HD/SP-VD/SP-CP
outputted to pins (16) , (28) and
(15) of IC604, respectively?
Check IC604 and its peripheral
circuits.
NO
YES
Is SP-HD/SP-VD/SP-CP
inputted to pins (40) , (5) and
(6) of IC1901, respectively?
Check the circuit between pins
(16)/(28)/(15) of IC604 and pins
(40)/(5)/(6) of IC1901.
NO
YES
Is PL-HD/PL-VD/PL-CP/PL-HBLK
outputted to pins (34) , (35), (33)
and (31) of IC1901, respectively?
Check IC1901 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is Hsync/Vsync/SCP inputted
to pins (1) , (2) and (31) of
IC803, respectively?
Check the circuit between pins
(34)/(35)/(33)/(31) of IC1901
and pins (1)/(2)/(31) of IC803.
NO
YES
Is HS/VS outputted to pins
(29) and (28) of IC803,
respectively?
Check IC803 and its peripheral
circuits.
Check PC I/F Unit.
Is HD3/VD3 outputted to pins
(8) and (10) of IC1901,
respectively?
NO
YES
Is HD_50/VD_50 outputted to
pins (79) and (80) of IC803,
respectively?
Check IC803 and its peripheral
circuits.
NO
YES
Is HD_50/VD_50 inputted to
pins (3) and (4) of IC803,
respectively?
Check the circuit between pins
(79)/(80) of IC803 and pins
(3)/(4) of IC604.
NO
YES
YES
Check IC604 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
Is SP-HD/SP-VD outputted to
pins (40) and (5) of IC1901,
respectively?
Check the circuit between pins
(16)/(28) of IC604 and pins
(40)/(5) of IC1901.
Is SP-HD/SP-VD outputted to
pins (16) and (28) of IC604,
respectively?
<MAIN system; 15k><MAIN system; 1080i/625P>
<SUB system>
<MAIN system; D2/D3/D4>
Synchronization failure
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NO
YES
No TV, video and component picture
Is input at pins (124),
(133) and (139) of IC4
normal?
Check CN6 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Are TL207, TL208 and
TL211 normal?
Check CN6 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is digital output section of
IC4 normal?
Check IC4 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is digital output section
of IC310 normal?
Check IC310 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is digital output of IC25
normal?
Check IC25 and its
peripheral circuits.
No PC picture
YES
Is signal at pins (21), (22), (24), (25), (27), (28), (30) and (31)
of IC413? (The signal is of high frequency (a little less than
1GHz). Pay due attention to it during observation.)
Connecting cable or
monitor is problem.
NO
PC I/F Unit (CPCi-
0056CE) internal problem
is likely.
No MAIN picture on single screen and dual screen.
No SUB picture on dual screen
NO
YES
Is input at pins (126),
(136) and (141) of IC4
normal?
Check CN8 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is digital output section
of IC4 normal?
Check IC4 and its
peripheral circuits.
NO
YES
Is digital output of IC25
normal?
Check IC25 and its
peripheral circuits.
No picture
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LCD LED: ON
AVC-C LED: OFF
Check power switch, AC power cable and power unit of AVC-C.
LCD LED: OFF
AVC-C LED: ON
Check power switch, AC power cable and power unit of LCD.
LCD LED: BLINKING
(Once per second)
Check system cable, power switch, AC power cable and power unit of AVC-C.
LCD LED: BLINKING
(4 times per second)
Check cooling fan, IC2102 and peripheral circuits.
LCD LED: ON IN RED
AVC-C LED: ON IN RED
LCD LED never turns to
green.
Check power switch, AC power cable and power unit of LCD.
AVC-C LED never turns
to green.
Check power switch, AC power cable and power unit of AVC-C.
LCD panel backlight
never lights up.
Reset the lamp error count. (See adjustment procedure.)
Check Q6551, Q6554, Q6557, Q6560, Q6563, and Q6566 as well as peripheral circuits.
Initialize EEPROM. (See
adjustment procedure.)
If not successful: Check power switch, AC power cable and power unit of LCD.
No Power
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No 800-MHz signal input at pins (186), (187), (191), (192), (196) and (197) of IC2201.
Check system cable and connector.
No signal output from pins (95), (96) and (97) of IC2201.
Check IC2201 and peripheral circuits.
Disconnect system cable and operate LCD independently. (Blue screen appears.)
Check system cable, connector and peripheral circuits.
Is each pin normal at IC4701?
Faulty: Check IC4701 and peripheral circuits.
Is each pin normal at IC4901?
Faulty: Check IC4901 and peripheral circuits.
Is each pin normal at IC4551?
Faulty: Check IC4551 and peripheral circuits.
Check SC4501, -4502, -4503 and -4504 and their cables.
Check outputs of main unit and headphone.
Is signal waveform normal at Q2105 and Q2106?
Faulty: Check Q2105 and Q2106 and peripheral circuits.
Is signal waveform normal at IC3802 and IC3804?
Faulty: Check IC3802 and IC3804 and peripheral circuits.
Is signal waveform normal at IC3805, IC3806 and IC3807?
Faulty: Check IC3805, IC3806 and IC3807 and peripheral circuits.
Check IC3809 and peripheral circuits.
1No Picture
2No Sound
(Display)
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H
G
F
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D
C
B
A
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CHASSIS LAYOUT (Display)
H
G
F
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D
C
B
A
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SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM (AVC System)
H
G
F
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D
C
B
A
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67
SIGNAL FLOW BLOCK DIAGRAM (AVC System)
H
G
F
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D
C
B
A
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69
POWER SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM (AVC System)
H
G
F
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C
B
A
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71
PC I/F UNIT BLOCK DIAGRAM (AVC System)
H
G
F
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C
B
A
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SIGNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM (Display)
H
TMDS
G
F
SC2201
DISPLAY
INPUT 1
DDC 5V
DDC-IIC
IC2202
HDCP( KEY)
EEP-ROM
KEY IIC
TMDS RECEIVER
IC2204
DDC
EEP-ROM
IC2201
QO 0-23 ,QE0- 23
HSYNC,V SYNC
CLOCK
IC2203
CONFIG
EEP-ROM
CO N FI G IIC
IC4902
FIFO M EMORY
IC4901
OS DRIVE (ODD)
IC4702
FIFO M EMORY
IC4701
O S D RIV E( EV EN)
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PANEL
IC2002
RESET
E
CONTROL
SC2202
DISPLAY
INPUT 2
D
C
J201
SPEAKER(L)
B
PLUG
AUDIO
CONTROL KEY
IC3802
SRS FORC US
AUDIO PR OC ESSO R
IC3804
SOUND CONTROL
IC2001
MICRO PROCESSOR
IC2003
EEP-ROM
R/C RECEIVER
OPC
LED
IC3803
EX TE NTION
DAC
IC4551
LCD CONTROL
OFL
INVER TER
INVER TER
Q6551
Q6554
Q6557
DC/AC
DRIVE
Q6560
Q6563
Q6566
DC/AC
DRIVE
T6551
T6552
T6553
T6554
T6555
T6556
DC/AC
TRANS
BACK LIGHT
T6557
T6558
T6559
T6560
T6551
T6562
DC/AC
TRANS
J202
SPEAKER(R)
PLUG
A
J3801
HEAD PHONES
JA CK
74
IC3809
S-OUT AMP
IC3810
HEAD-PHONE
AMP
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POWER UNIT BLOCK DIAGRAM (Display)
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H
G
F
INVERTER GND
E
SW136
AC SW
P131
AA
+5V
LCD_CONTROL(DIGITAL)
IC4112
3.3V REG
VSH+3.3V
FAN
IC4559
IC4560
13V REG
VLS+13V
MAIN
(TMDS/MICOM)
P2103
MB
IC4558
-6VREG
VEE-6V
+9V
FAN VCC
IC2102
9VREG
IC4556
5VREG
DAC+5V
D4555
SIN+4V
IC4557
6VREG
IC4555
34V REG
VBH+34V
POWER
P4101
PC
CN5
PC
+13V
@
IC4516
3.3V REG
IC4515
2.5V REG
13V IC13V PANEL
B+3.3VCONT
B+2.5VCONT
INVERTER1
INV.VCC
P6557
PG
INVERTER2
P6564
PH
INV.VCC
P2106
MD
+5V
P2104
SA
P2003
RM
+2. 5V
+3. 3V
+5V _STB
IC2105
2.5V REG
IC2104
3.3V REG
IC2101
5VREG
+13V
P2101
PB
P2101
PA
STB+6V
CN4
PB
CN3
PA
CN2
AA
+10V
+13V
STB+6V
CN1
AC IN
CN7
PE
P6907
MD
D
C
B
AUDIO
IC2103
5VREG
+13V
IC3801
9VREG
+5V
P3801
SA
+9V
76
R/C.LED
+5V _STB
P101
RM
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O VERALL WIRING DIAGRAM-1/2 (AVC system)
H
G
F
LC-30HV4E
E
D
C
B
A
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O VERALL WIRING DIAGRAM-2/2 (AVC system)
H
G
F
LC-30HV4E
E
D
C
B
A
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OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM (Display)
H
G
F
LC-30HV4E
E
D
C
B
A
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DESCRIPTION OF SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT CONDITION:
1. When the exclusive-use AC adapter is used, the colour
bar signal of colour bar generator for service is input to
get the normal screen. When the audio is minimized,
the voltage value is measured with the 20 kΩ/V tester.
WAVEFORM MEASUREMENT CONDITION:
1. When the exclusive-use AC adapter is used, the colour
density, lightness and colour hue are set to the center
position, and the signal of colour bar generator for
service is observed to get waveform.
2. indicates waveform check points (See chart,
wavefor ms are measured from point indicated to
chassis ground.)
INDICATION OF RESISTOR & CAPACITOR:
RESISTOR
1. The unit of resistance “Ω” is omitted.
(K=kΩ=1000 Ω, M=MΩ).
2. All resistors are ± 5%, unless otherwise noted.
(J= ± 5%, F= ± 1%, D= ± 0.5%)
3. All resistors are Carbon type, unless otherwise noted.
C : SolidW : Cement
S : Oxide FilmT : Special
N : Metal Coating
CAPACITOR
1. All capacitors are mF, unless otherwise noted.
(P=pF=mmF).
2. All capacitors are Ceramic type, unless otherwise
noted.
(ML) : Mylar(TA) : Tantalum
(PF) : Polypro Film(ST) : Styrol
CAUTION:
This circuit diagram is original one, therefore there may be a
slight difference from yours.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE:
PARTS MARKED WITH
IMPORTANT FOR MAINTAINING THE SAFETY OF
THE SET. BE SURE TO REPLACE THESE PARTS
WITH SPECIFIED ONES FOR MAINTAINING THE
SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SET.