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This document has been published to be used for
after sales service only.
The contents are subject to change without notice.
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Specifications
Product Type
Model
Video system
Display method
LCD panel
Lens
Projection lamp
Contrast ratio
Video input signal
S-video input signal
Horizontal resolution
Audio output
Computer RGB input signal
Computer Control Cable (Supplied)
RS-232C input terminal
Mouse input terminal (for IBM/Mac)
Mouse input terminal (for PC98)
LCD Projector
XG-NV3XB
PAL/SECAM/NTSC 358/NTSC 4.43
LCD panel x 3, RGB optical shutter method
Panel size: 1.3 fl (20.0 [H] x 26.6 [W] mm)
Display method: Translucent TN liquid crystal panel
Drive method: TFT (Thin Film Transistor) Active Matrix panel
No. of dots: 786,432 dots (1,024 [H] x 768 [V])
I-1.6 zoom lens, F2.5 to 3.6, f = 47 to 76 mm
120 W UHP lamp
200: 1
RCA Connector: VIDEO, composite video, 1 .O Vp-p, sync negative, 75 R terminated
RCA Connector: AUDIO, 0.5 Vrms more than 22 kS2 (stereo)
4-pin mini DIN connector
Y (luminance signal): 1 .O Vp-p, sync negative, 75 Q terminated
C (chrominance signal): Burst 0.286 Vp-p, 75 Q terminated
520 TV lines (video input), 700 TV lines (S-video input)
2 W + 2 W (stereo)
Video signal
1 ~-PIN MINI D-SUB CONNECTOR (RGB 1, 2):
RGB separate/composite sync/sync on green type analog input:
O-O.7 Vp-p, positive, 75 R terminated
STEREO MINIJACK:
AUDIO, 0.5 Vrms, more than 22 kR (stereo)
HORIZONTAL SYNC. SIGNAL:
TTL level (positive/negative) or composite sync (Apple only)
VERTICAL SYNC. SIGNAL:
Same as above
g-pin D-sub male connector for controlling personal computer
g-pin D-sub female connector for wireless mouse
g-pin mini DIN connector for wireless mouse
Speaker system
Rated voltage
Input current
Rated frequency
Power consumption
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Laser Pointer of Remote Control
Our projector uses LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panels. These very
sophisticated panels contain 786,432 pixels ( x RGB) TFTs (Thin Film
Transistors).
As with any high technology electronic equipment such as large
screen TVs, video systems and/or video cameras, there are certain
acceptable tolerances that the equipment must conform to. This unit
has some inactive TRTs within acceptable tolerances which may result
in illuminated or inactive dots on the picture screen.
I/R Carrier frequency
Dimensions (W x D x H)
Supplied accessories
Replacement parts
Cabinet
Weight
2.8” x 1.6” (7 x 4 cm) oval x 2
AC 110-l 20/200-240 V
1.8 A/1 .O A
50/60 Hz
226 W
41 OF to 104°F ( + 5OC to + 40°C)
- 4OF to 140°F ( - 20°C to + 60°C)
Plastic
40 kHz
Wave length
670 nm
Max. output
1 mW
Class II Laser Product
10.3” x 13.0” x 5.4” (261 x 329 x 137 mm) (main body only)
10.5” x 15.7” x 6.1” (266 x 399 x 155 mm) (including lens, adjuster legs and
projecting parts)
14.6 Ibs. (6.6 kg)
Remote control unit, Four AA batteries, Extra air filter, RGB signal cable
(9.8’, 3 m), Macintosh adaptor, Computer control cable (3.3’, 1 m), Mouse control
cable for IBM PS/2 (5.9 ‘I, 15 cm), Mouse control cable for Mac (5.9”, 15 cm),
Mouse control cable (9.8’, 3 m), Computer audio cable, AC cord, Lens cover
(installed)
Lamp unit (Lamp/cage module) (BQC-XGNV2U//I), Remote control
(RRMCG1414CESA) Air filter (PFILD0080CEZZ) RGB signal cable
(QCNW-4849CEZZ) Macintosh adaptor (QPLGJ1512CEZZ), Mouse control cable
for IBM PS/2 (QCNW-4754CEZZ), Mouse control cable for Mac (QCNW-4755CEZZ)
Mouse control cable (QCNW-4620CEZZ), Computer control cable
(CTANZ071 lCEOI), Computer audio cable (QCNW-4870CEZZ) AC cord
(QACCUSOI 3CEZZ)
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
This will not affect the picture quality or the life expectancy of the unit.
If you have any questions about this matter, please call toll free 1-800-
BE-SHARP (I-800-237-4277).
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IMPORTANT SERVICE SAFETY NOTES
n Service work should be performed only by qualified service technicians who are
thoroughly familiar with all safety checks and servicing guidelines as follows:
WARNING
1. For continued safety, no modification of any circuit
should be attempted.
2. Disconnect AC power before servicing.
BEFORE RETURNING THE PROJECTOR:
(Fire & Shock Hazard)
Before returning the projector to the user, perform
the following safety checks:
1. Inspect lead wires are not pinched between the
chassis and other metal parts of the projector.
I .
.
. .
2. Inspect all protective devices such as non-metallic
control knobs, insulating materials, cabinet backs,
adjustment and compartment covers or shields,
isolation resistor-capacity networks, mechanical
insulators, etc.
3. To be sure that no shock hazard exists, check for
current leakage in the following manner:
l Plug the AC cord directly into a 120~volt AC outlet,
(Do not use an isolation transformer for this test).
l Using two clip leads, connect a 1.5k ohm, 10 watt
resistor paralleled by a 0.15uF capacitor in parallel
between all exposed metal cabinet parts and earth
ground.
Use an AC voltmeter with sensitivity of 5000 ohm per
volt., or higher, sensitivity to measure the AC voltage
drop across the resistor (See Diagram).
All checks must be repeated with the AC plug
connection reversed. (If necessary, a non-polarized
adapter plug must be used only for the purpose of
completing these checks.)
Any reading of 0.3 volts RMS (this corresponds to
0.2 milliamp. AC.) or more is excessive and indicates
a potential shock hazard which must be corrected
before returning the unit to the owner.
TEST PROBE
METAL PARTS
CONNECT TO KNOWN
EARTH GROUND
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SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in LCD Projector
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
components having such features are identified by “A”
and shaded areas in the Replacement Parts Lists and
Schematic Diagrams.
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.
For continued protection,
AVIS POUR LA SECURITE
De nombreuses pieces, electriques et mecaniques, dans
les projecteur a LCD presentent des caracteristiques
speciales relatives a la securite, qui ne sont souvent
pas evidentes a vue.
Le degre de protection ne peut pas etre necessairement
augmentee en utilisant des pieces de remplacement
etalonnees pour haute tension, puissance, etc.
Les pieces de remplacement qui presentent ces
caracteristiques sont identifiees dans ce manuel;
les pieces electriques qui presentent ces particularites
sont identifiees par la marque “A” et hachurees dans la
liste des pieces de remplacement et les diagrammes
schematiques. Pour assurer la protection, ces pieces
doivent etre identiques a celles utilisees dans le circuit
d’origine. Cutilisation de pieces qui n’ont pas les memes
caracteristiques que les pieces recommandees par
I’usine, indiquees dans ce manuel, peut provoquer des
electrocutions, incendies ou autres accidents.
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NOTE TO
SERVICE
PERSONNEL
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UV-RADIATION
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The light source,
projector emits small amounts
AVOID
To ensure safety
1. Be
2. Do not operate the lamp outside of the lamp housing.
DIRECT
sure to wear sun-glasses when servicing the
projector
turned “on” and the top
enclosure removed.
with
metal
EYE AND SKIN
please adhere
the
lamp
PRECAUTION
halide
lamp, in the LCD
of
UV-Radiation.
EXPOSURE.
to the
following:
b
PRECAUTION POUR LES RADIATIONS UV
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La source de lumibe,
projecteur LCD 6met de petites quantitQs de
radiation UV.
EVITEZ TOUTE
DESYEUX ET DE LA
Pour votre sburite,
les points
1. Toujours porter des lunettes de soleil
entretien du projecteur
avec la lampe allumee
et le haut du coffret
2. Ne pas faire fonctionner la lampe a I’exterieur du
bo7tier de lampe.
suivants:
la lampe
m&al halide, dans le
EXPOSITION DIRECTE
PEAU.
nous vous prions
retire.
de respecter
lors
d’un
3. Do not operate for more than 2 hours with the
enclosure removed.
UV-Radiation and Medium Pressure
Lamp Precautions
1
.
Be sure to disconnect the AC plug when replacing
the lamp.
.
Allow one hour for the unit to cool down before
2
servicing.
3 .
Replace only with same type lamp. Type
CLMPF0052CEOl or BQCXGNV2U//l rated 85V/
120w.
.
The lamp emits small amounts of UV-Radiation, avoid
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direct-eye contact.
.
The medium pressure lamp involves a risk of
5
explosion. Be sure to follow installation instructions
described below and handle the lamp with care.
3. Ne pas faire fonctionner plus de 2 heures avec le
coff ret retire.
Prhautions pour les radiations UV
et la lampe moyenne pression
1
.
Toujours debrancher la fiche AC lors du
remplacement de la lampe.
2
.
Laisser I’unite refroidir pendant une heure avant de
proceder a I’entretien.
.
Ne remplacer qu’avec une lampe du meme type.
3
Type CLMPF0052CEOl or BQC=XGNV2U//l,
caracteristique 85V/12OW.
4
.
La lampe emet de petites quantites de radiation UVeviter tout contact direct avec les yeux.
.
La lampe moyenne pression implique un risque
5
d’explosion. Toujours suivre les instructions
d’installation d&rites ci-dessous et manipuler la
lampe avec soin.
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UV-RADIATION PRECAUTION (Continued)
3
n Lamp Replacement
Note:
Since the lamp reaches a very high temperature
during units operation replacement of the lamp
should be done at least one hour after the power
has been turned off. (to allow the lamp to cool off.)
Installing the new lamp, make sure not to touch the
lamp (bulb) replace the lamp by holding its reflector
.
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[Use original replacement only.]
/@ Lamp
A \J
DANGER ! - Never turn the power on without the
lamp to avoid electric-shock or damage of the
devices since the stabilizer generates high voltages
at its start.
@ Reflector
I
PRECAUTION POUR LES RADIATIONS UV (Suite)
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n Remplacement de la lampe
Remarque:
Comme la lampe devient tres chaude pendant le
fonctionnement de I’unite, son remplacement ne doit
etre effectue au moins une heure apres avoir coupe
I’alimentation (pour permettre a la lampe de refroidir).
En installant la nouvelle lampe, s’assurer de ne pas
toucher la lampe (ampoule). Remplacer la lampe en
tenant son reflecteur 0.
[N’utiliser qu’un remplacement d’origine.]
/@ Lampe
d
DANGER !
la lampe pour eviter un choc electrique ou des
dommages des appareils car le stabilisateur g&We
de hautes tensions a sa mise en route.
- Ne jamais mettre sous tension sans
@ Reflecteur
Since small amounts of UV-Radiation are emitted
from an opening between the duct cover and the
lamp housing, it is recommended to place the LENS
CAP on the opening during servicing to avoid eye
and skin exposure (Fig. 1).
Note: Please obtain a lens cap before servicing a
model XG-NV3XB that is received without
one.
LENS CAP
Comme de petites quantites de radiation UV sont
emises par une ouverture entre le couvercle du conduit et le botier de la lampe,il est recommande de
placer le CAPUCHON D’OPTIQUE sur l’ouverture
pendant I’entretien pour eviter une exposition des
yeux et la peau (Fig. 1).
Remarque: Priere de se procurer un capuchon
d’optique acant d’entretien un modele
XG-NV3XB qui est livre sans.
CAPUCHON D’OPTIQUE
Figure 1.
Figure 1.
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Cautions Concerning the Laser Pointer
Le pointeur laser de la telecommande
emet un rayon laser depuis I’ouverture
montree sur I’illustration ci-contre. Le laser
emis est un laser de classe II; toutefois,
evitez de regarder dans I’ouverture d’ou
sort le rayon ou de diriger le rayon laser
sur vous ou sur d’autres personnes. Les
trois marques a la gauche representent les
etiquettes de precaution pour le rayon
laser.
Toujours utiliser le pointeur laser a une
temperature entre 41°F et 104OF (entre
+ 5°C et +4O”C).
Attention:
l L’utilisation de commandes, de reglages ou
d’execution de procedures differentes de
celles mentionnees dans ce guide peuvent
entraber une exposition dangereuse aux
radiations.
DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM REMOTE CONTROL
r
AVOID EXPOSURE-
LASER RADIATION IS
EMITTED FROM THIS
APERTURE.
EVITER TOUTE
EXPOSITION
UN RAYONNEMENT
LASER EST iMlS
DEPUIS CETTE
OUVERTURE.
“COMPLIES WITH 21 CFR SUBCHAPTER J”
A
Sortie du faisceau laser
Prkautions touchant le pointeur laser
“COMPLIES WITH 21 CFR SUBCHAPTER J”
SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
SHARP PLAZA, MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY 07430
1 CLASS II LASER PRODUCT 1 FABRIQUt AU JAPON
AVOID EXPOSURE-
LASER RADIATION IS
EMITTED FROM THIS
APERTURE.
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A
The laser pointer on the remote control
emits a laser beam from the laser light
window shown in the figure to the left. The
laser emitted is a class II laser; therefore,
do not look into the laser window or shine
the laser beam on yourself or other people.
The three marks to the left are the caution
labels for the laser beam.
Always use the laser pointer at temperatures between 41 “F and 104°F ( + 5°C and
+ 40°C).
Caution:
0
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation
exposure.
LASER LIGHT WINDOW
WARNING: The bimetallic component has the primary conductive side exposed. Be very careful in
handling this component when the power is on.
,
AVERTISSEMENT: La composante bimetallique dispose du conducteur primaire d6nud6. Faire attention
lors de la manipulation de cette composante sous tension.
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WARNING:
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS EXCEPT LAMP UNIT
CAUTION
(PowerUnit)
High brightness light source, do not stare into the beam of light, or view directly. Be especially
careful that children do not stare directly in to the beam of light.
MOISTURE OR WET LOCATIONS.
The lighting flash with arrowhead within a
triangle is intended to tell the user that
parts inside the product are risk of electric
DO NOT REMOVE CABINET
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
CAUTION
(PowerUnit)
For continued protection
against a risk of fire,
replace only with same
type ICPN25, ROHM, IA
50V fuse.
(F751)
A
A
For continued protection
against a risk of fire,
replace only with same
type ICPNSO, ROHM, 2A
50V fuse.
(F752)
shock to persons.
The exclamation point within a triangle is
intended to tell the user that important
operating and servicing instructions are in
the manual with the projector.
CAUTION
(AC-SW Unit)
For continued protection
against a risk of fire,
replace only with same
type 5A 250V fuse.
(F791)
,
AVERTISSEMENT:
AVERTISSEMENT: AFIN D’EVITERTOUT RISQUE D’INCENDIE OU D’ELECTROCUTION, NE PAS PLACER
A
AUENTION: POUR EVITER TOUT RISQUE
D’ELECTROCUTION, NE PAS RETIRER LE CAPOT.
AUCUNE DES PIECES INTERIEURES N’EST REPARABLE
PAR WTILISATEUR, A CEXCEPTION DE LUNITE DE
LAMPE. POUR TOUTE REPARATION, S’ADRESSER A UN
TECHNICIEN D’ENTRETIEN QUALIFIE.
PRECAUTION
(Unite D’alimentation)
Pour la protection continue
contre les risques
d’incendie, ne remplacer
le fusible que par un
fusible (F751) de meme
type ICPN25, ROHM, IA,
5oV.
Source lumineuse de grande intensite. Ne pas fixer le faisceau lumineux ou le regarder
directement. Veiller particulierement a eviter que les enfants ne fixent directement le
faisceau lumineux.
CET APPAREIL DANS UN ENDROIT HUMIDE OU MOUILLE.
C&lair termine d’une fleche a I’interieur
RISQUE
D’ELECTROCUTION NE
PASRETIRER LES VIS, A
L’EXCEPTION DES VIS DE
REPARATION UTILISATEUR
SPECIFIEES
A
I
PRECAUTION
(Unite D’alimentation)
Pour la protection continue
contre les risques
d’incendie, ne remplacer
le fusible que par un
fusible (F752) de meme
type ICPN50, ROHM, 2A,
5ov.
A
A
d’un triangle indique a I’utilisateur que les
pi‘eces se trouvant dans I’appareil sont
susceptibles de provoquer une decharge
electrique.
Le point d’exclamation a I’interieur d’un
triangle indique a I’utilisateur que les
instructions de fonctionnement et
d’entretien sont detaillees dans les
documents fournis avec le projecteur.
PRECAUTION
(Unite d’interrupteur d’alimentation c.a.]
Pou r une protection
continue contre les risques
d’incendie, ne remplacer
qu’avec un fusible 5A
250V du meme type.
(F791)
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Location of Controls
FRONT VIEW
Zoom ring
Lens focusing ring
,
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Cooling fan (Intake vent)
Speak .ers
Cautions:
l The exhaust vent, the lamp cage cover and adjacent areas may be
l Allow at least 4” (10 cm) of space between the cooling fan (exhaust
* If the cooling fan becomes obstructed, a protection device will
Tote s
ensor
OPERATION PANEL ON TOP OF PROJECTOR
POWER indicator1 TEMPERATURE WARNING indicator
POWER ON/OFF button
BLACK SCREEN button
ADJUSTMENT
(d/b, WA) buttons
ENTER button
extremely hot during projector operation. To prevent injury, do not
touch these areas until they have sufficiently cooled.
vent) and the other nearest wall or obstruction.
automatically turn off the projector lamp. This does not indicate a
malfunction. Remove the projector plug from the wall outlet and wait
10 minutes. Then turn on the power by plugging the cord back i
This will return the projector to its normal mode.
n.
LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator
MUTE button
VOLUME UPDOWN buttons
INPUT SELECT
button
MENU button
(Exhaust vent)
Security Lock Anchor
This projector has a Kensington
Security Standard connector for use
with a Kensington MicroSaver
Security System. Refer to the
-information that came with the
system for instructions on how to use
it to secure this model.
Note:
l Be sure to use the Computer
Control cable when connecting
the PC CONTROL terminals.
SIDE AND REAR VIEW
I
COMPUTER RGB
OUTPUT
connector (HD-15)
VIDEO INPUT 1
COMPOSITE
Video: RCA
Audio: RCA
VIDEO INPUT 2
S-Video: 4-pin mini DIN
Audio: RCA
COMPUTER RGB I
INPUT 1 connector
(HD-15)
/ I
COMPUTER RGB INPUT 2 connector (HD-15)
COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT 1
(3.5 mm Stereo Minijack)
COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT 2
(3.5 mm Stereo Minijack)
WIRED REMOTE
CONTROL INPUT
(3.5 mm Minijack)
AUDIO OUTPUT
(3.5 mm Stereo Minijack)
(VIDEO/COMPUTER RGB)
MAIN POWER
switch
l PC CONTROL 1:
I vu --+-
U
AC INLET
Use the supplied computer control cable when operating the remote
control as a wireless mouse or when controlling the projector from
the RS-232C terminal.
l PC CONTROL 2:
Use the computer control cable (CTANZ071 ICEOI) (sold separately)
when operating the remote control as a wireless mouse.
Notes:
l RS-232C does not function when connected to PC CONTROL 2.
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Operating the Wireless Mouse Remote Control
The functions of your personal computer’s mouse have been built into the remote control enabling you to operate
your projector and personal computer with the remote control.
1. Slide the MAIN POWER switch on the rear of the projector on.
2. Press the POWER ON button on the front panel of the remote control to turn the projector power on.
3. When using the remote control as a wireless mouse, move the MOUSE/ADJUSTMENT switch to the MOUSE
position. When using the remote control to operate the projector, move the MOUSE/ADJUSTMENT switch to
the ADJ. position. To activate the remote control key back-light feature, press the LIGHT button on the remote
control. The colors of the buttons will change as shown in the table at the bottom of this page.
Wireless Mouse Remote Control
XG-NV3XB
FRONT VIEW
MUTE button
POWER ON/OFF
BLACK SCREEN
RIGHT-CLICK/ENTER
INPUT SELECT
INPUT CHECK button
MOUSE label
MOUSE/ADJUSTMENT
LIGHT button
buttons
button
button
buttons
switch
TRANSMIT indicator
R-CLICK/ENTER
LIGHT
SHARP
LCD PROJECTOR
SIDE VIEW
MAIN POWER switch
zw-
VOLUME UP-DOWN
buttons
LASER POINTER/MENU
button
MOUSE/ADJUSTMENT
of remote control
Note:
0 When transporting
the remote control,
turn off the MAIN
POWER switch to
avoid draining the
batteries.
- LEFT-CLICK button
(4/b), (V/A> buttons
Remote control handl/ng precautions
l The laser beam used in this product is harmless when
directed onto the skin, however please be careful not to
project the beam directly into the eyes. Do not stare into
the beam using an optical instrument.
- ADJ. label
When you change the setting of the MOUSE/ADJUSTMENT switch,
the functions of certain buttons on the remote control change. You
can tell which function the button currently possesses by the color
of its back-light display.
l Do not expose the remote control to shocks, liquids or
high humidity.
The remote control may not operate normally if exposed
to direct sunlight or other intense light sources. Should
this happen, reposition the light source or the projector.
Using the remote control in a dark
room
l Press the LIGHT button to turn on the back-
lights for the operation buttons for about 5 seconds. The back-light colors are described in the
table to the right.
Note:
l If the MAIN POWER switch on the remote con-
trol IS left on for more than IO minutes without
operation, the power will automatically turn off.
To turn the power back on, press any button on
the remote control for at least one second.
Button name
LASER POINTER/MENU
RIGHT-CLICK/ENTER
1 MOUSE/ADJUSTMENT
LEFT-CLICK
BLACK SCREEN
1 POWER ON/OFF
1 VOLUME UP-DOWN 1
1 MUTE
1 DATA 1
i DATA 2
1 VIDEO 1
1 VIDEO 2
1 INPUT CHECK
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Position of MOUSE/ADJUSTMENT switch
MOUSE 1 ADJ.
LASER POINTER (GREEN)
RIGHT-CLICK (GREEN) ENTER (RED)
1 MOUSE (NOT LIT)
ON (NOT LIT)
BLACK SCREEN (RED)
MENU (RED)
1 ADJ. 4/,, ‘I/A (NOT LIT)
1
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ON (RED)
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TOP VIEW
REMOTE CONTROL SIGNAL
TRANSMITTER
WIRED REMOTE CONTROL
INPUT (3.5 mm Minijack)
Laser light shines out of this window.
CLASS II LASER PRODUCT
REAR VIEW
E----T
Press in and
the arrow
mark and
remove.
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LASER LIGHT WINDOW
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SHARP PLAZA, MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY 07430
Insert the side
tabs into their
slots and
press in the
cover until
properly
seated.
Using the optional cable with the remote control
When the remote control cannot be used due to the
range or positioning of the projector (rear projection,
etc.), connect the optional cable from the Wired Remote
Control Input jack on the remote control to the Wired
Remote Input on the rear of the projector.
Note:
l The signal transmitter does not function when the optional
cable is connected to the remote control.
The laser pointer on the remote control
emits a laser beam from the laser light window shown in the figure to the left. The laser
emitted is a class II laser; therefore, do not
A
look into the laser window or shine the laser
beam on yourself or other people. The two
marks to the left are the caution labels for
the laser beam.
Always use the laser pointer at temperatures between 41 OF and 104°F ( + 5°C and
+ 40°C).
Inserting the batteries
Remove the battery cover as shown and insert four AA
size batteries making sure their polarities match the ( + )
and ( -) marks inside the battery compartment.
Notes:
Incorrect use of batteries may cause them to leak or burst.
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Insert the batteries with the (+) and (-) polarities as indicated.
Remove the batteries if the remote control will not be operated for an extended period of time.
Maintain the batteries in a clean condition.
Do not mix different brands of batteries. The life expectancy
of the new batteries will be shortened and the old batteries
may leak.
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When the batteries have been used up, remove them immediately to prevent leakage -and damage. Leaked battery fluid
may irritate the skin. Remove any battery fluid by wiping with
a cloth.
Due to storage conditions and the shelf life of the supplied
batteries, they may run out after a short time. If so, replace
them with new batteries as soon as possible.
Transmission range
L_e 300mEh Note:
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Max. distance: 23’ (7 m)
Reception range
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Remote control positioning
Use the remote control as shown in the figures on the left.
l The signal from the remote control can be reflected off the
screen for easy operation. However, the effective distance of
the signal may differ due to the screen material.
10
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Connection Pin Assignments
Analog RGB 1 and 2 Signal Input and Analog RGB Output Terminal: %-pin mini
Carrier Detect
Receive Data
Send Data
Equipment Ready
Signal Ground
Data Set Ready
Request to Send
Clear to Send
Ring Indicator
I/O
Input
Input
output
output
output
output
Input
Input
Reference
Connected to internal circuit
Connected to internal circuit
Connected to internal circuit
Connected to internal circuit
Connected to internal circuit
Not connected
Connected to internal circuit
Connected to internal circuit
Connected to internal circuit
Mouse Input Terminal (for NEC PC98 series for Japan): g-pin mini DIN connector
Not connected
Connected to internal circuit
Connected to internal circuit
Not connected
Connected to internal circuit
Not connected
Connected to internal circuit
Not connected
Not connected
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XG-NV3XB
Dimensions
Rear View
Top View
I/
I
I
Side View z
-7
4
v kZ!j (Lens extended)
d
10.3 (261)
1.1 (29)
I
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8.0 (204)
0.2 (5)
It-
s
=
b
d
Front View
Bbttoh View
12
[Units: inches (mm)]
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XG-NV3XB
REMOVING OF MAJOR PARTS
1. Removing the Intake cover, lamp unit and lens cover
l-l. Detach the Intake cover.
1-2. Remove the screw off the lamp cage cover and detach the lamp cage cover.
1-3. Remove the three lock screws off the lamp cage unit and detach the lamp cage unit.
l-4. Remove the lock screw from the lens cover. Turn the lens cover clockwise or counterclockwise and detach it.
Notes:
Before the replacement, turn off the projector’s power button, make sure the cooling fan comes to a complete
stop, and unplug the power cord.
The lamp may be still very hot. Turn off the power button, unplug the power cord and wait for at least 1 hour
before staring the job.
In fitting the lamp cage unit back into position, make sure the connector is at the top position.
Lens
Lamp Cage Unit
/
-ge Cover
13
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2. Removing the top and rear cabinets
2-1 .
Remove the five lock screws off the rear cabinet.
2-2 .
Remove the ten lock screws from the rear cabinet and the terminal plate.
bottom first (because it is hooked at the top).
2-3 *
Remove the four lock screws off the top cabinet.
Detach th
\
+
2-3
h
e rear cabinet from the
2-4 .
While pressing the top center at both sides of the bottom cabinet, pull the ends of the top cabinet outward to
unhook it. Slowly lift the back of the top cabinet, disconnect the operation key PWB connector (KY) and the
speaker connector (SP), and take up and away the top cabinet.
.
Remove the lock screw off the video terminal cover and detach the video terminal cover.
2-5
Rear Ca
Video Terminal Cover
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3. Removing the PWBs
3-1 .
Remove the
I/F PWB off the output PWB unit.
3-2
.
Remove the three spacers and
up and away the output PWB unit together with the signal PWB unit on it.
3-3 .
Flip up the output PWB unit by 90°. Pull it up
3-4
Hold up the front of the AC switch PWB and draw the PWB out of position.
.
3-5 .
Finally detach the remote control receiver PWB.
six lock screws
I/F Unit
PC
\
1 XG-NV3XB
from the PC I/F PWB. Disconnect the output PWB unit connectors. Pull up the PC
the lock screw from the
off
c
output PWB unit. Disconnect the LCD flat cables. Pull
the signal PWB unit.
AC-SW
PWB Unit
a R/C Receiver Unit
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I
4. Removing the power/ballast PWB assembly
4-1. Remove the two lock screws off the power/ballast PWB assembly.
4-2. Remove the two lock screws off the lamp socket holder and detach the holder.
4-3. Disconnect the ground wire from the filter PWB.
4-4. Lift the power/ballast PWB assembly and take out this assembly.
Power/Balls
iut Unit
16
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5. Removing the optical mechanism unit
5-I. Remove the lock screw from the IC cooling duct and remove the duct.
5-2. Remove the six lock screws off the optical mechanism unit and detach this unit.
6. Remove the filter PWB
6-1. Remove the two lock screws off the filter PWB and detach this PWB.
Optical Mechanism Unit
’ XG-NV3XB
Duct Fan Unit
5-2
0
Unit
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RESETTING THE TOTAL LAMP TIMER
When the lamp has been replaced, reset the total lamp timer in the following steps.
Resetting procedure
1. While holding down the “ENTER”, “ADJF” and “ADJ.)” keys on the set at the same time, turn on the main
power switch (located above the AC inlet).
2. Now the total lamp timer is reset to zero. “OOOH” appears on the screen.
r - POfiER L/44’ TZP
ON/OFF
I
01
0
BLACK
SCREEN
INPUT SELECT
= MENU
ENTER
w
ADJ.V
ADJ.)
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’
CONVERGENCE AND FOCUS,ADJUSTMENT
l Start the convergence and focus adjustments with the top cabinet and the LCD covers
(Top/bottom) removed but the power on. Use the remote control to adjust the image.
Take the following procedures.
1. Focusing the projection lens
(A) Replacing all the 3 LCD panels
1. Before replacing all the 3 LCD panels, project an image on the screen and bring it into focus.
2. Replace the panels with new ones. But until the focus has been completely readjusted, be careful not to
change the distance between the set and the screen, nor to move the projection lens focus and zoom
rings.
If the focus is readjusted with a different positional relation, the relation between the projection distance
and the screen size is affected. In other words, a short-distance image (40 WIDE, for example) may get
out of the focus range, or a long-distance image (300 WIDE, for example) may come out of focus.
(B) Replacing 1 or 2 of the 3 LCD panels
1. In adjusting the focus after replacement of one or two LCD panels, project an image on the screen and turn
the projection lens focus ring to get the non-replaced LCD panel into focus.
2. But until the focus has been completely adjusted for the new LCD panels, be careful not to change the
distance between the set and the screen, nor to move the projection lens focus and zoom rings.
(If the distance has been changed or the projection lens readjusted, repeat the above steps 1 and 2.)
2. Adjusting the G-LCD panel
Focus adjustment. (Make this adjustment on the white-only screen.)
(4
1. Right-and-left focus adjustment @Y direction) .
Loosen the lock screws “b” and “c” and insert the eccentric screwdriver into the notch and hole ‘lb”. Turn
the screwdriver until the right and left halves on the screen get into focus.
First get the right and left halves in balance. Then improve the accuracy while making the adjustment 2
below.
Top-center-bottom focus adjustment (0X and Z directions).
2 .
Loosen the lock screws “a” and “c” and insert the eccentric screwdriver into the notch and hole “a” or “c”.
Turn the screwdriver until the top, center and bottom on the screen get into focus. In adjusting this top-tobottom focus, temporarily tighten the lock screw “b” to fix the 8Y direction adjustment.
Repeat the above steps 1 and 2 to finely adjust the focus. Finally tighten up all the lock screws.
.
3
Notes :
@ Carefully proceed with the focus adjustment because the adjusting directions are correlated.
@ In adjusting the convergence and focus, do not move the projection lens zoom and focus rings until the end
of all the adjustments.
Convergence adjustment
l The G-LCD panel has no convergence adjustment mechanism. Use this panel as convergence adjustment
reference.
3. B-LCD panel adjustment (the same for the R-LCD panel)
(A) Focus adjustment
0‘ Take the same procedure as for the G-LCD panel focus adjustment. Note that the adjustment range is small
in the Z direction. If the convergence is quite different between the B-LCD and G-LCD panels, roughly adjust
the convergence first and then the focus.
(B) Convergence adjustment
l Use a crosshatch pattern signal for this adjustment.
Make the adjustment just for the G-color and the relevant color.
(1) Loosen the convergence lock screw “d”.
(2) With the G-LCD panel’s screen center as reference, adjust the B-LCD panel in the X, Y and 8Z directions.
(3) Finally tighten up the convergence lock screw “d”.
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Notes :
@ The eccentric cam is used for convergence adjustment. This means that the cam’s turning and the linear
movement are not always uniform.
@ This model is not equipped with the LCD image adjustment mechanism.This is because the dichroic prism
is used for image formation. When the LCD panels all get into the best focus, the images are almost
completely converged.
Convergence and Focus Adjustments Mechanism
XG-NV3XB
TOP VIEW
Lock screw “a”
Notch and hole “a”
(Use an eccentric .
screwdriver.)
FRONT
SIDE VIEW
R-LCD
/
\
\ Nogk screws “c” screwdriver*)
(Use an bladed sd’rewdriver.)
G-LCD panel
mounting screws
\G adjusting plate
SIDE VIEW (from inside)
Eccentric cam
(X direction adjustment)\
Eccentric cam
(Y direction adjustment)\
ROB adjusting plate
ROB-LCD
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21
SIDE VIEW (from outside)
Of 1-1 ,’ 1R.B adjusting plate
ROB-LCD panel
mounting screws
ROB-LCD
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Convergence and Focus Adjustments at a Glance
Adjustment directions
Adjustment Direction
X direction
Convergence Y direction
Definition Direction of LCD panel
LCD right and left
LCD top and bottom
I
0Z direction Rotation around Z axis LCD turning axis
Z direction LCD optical axis
Focus
0X direction Rotation around X axis
8Y direction
Rotation around Y axis LCD right-to-left flapping
LCD top-to-bottom flapping
\
Convergence and Focus Adjustment for the XG-NV3 Optical Mechanism
Color 1 Adjustment
Convergence
R/B
colors
Focus
G color Focus
Direction IMovement 1
X direction
Y direction
8Z direction 1~1”
Z direction
0X direction *I”
8Y direction *I”
Z direction I *0.2mm I
1 Eccentric cam 1 Eccentric cam adjusting wrench 1 d
Eccentric screwdriver,
Notch and hole “a” & “c”
Notch and hole “b” & “c”
Same as for R and B colors
Bladed screwdriver
1
1 Lock screw I Tightening tool
1 d -wrench
Focus Adjustments the Other Way
Lock screw
Position
a Notch and hole “a”
b
C
Notch and hole “b”
Notch and hole “c”
Z and 8X directions
0Y direction
Z, 0X and 0Y directions
Related direction
1 Hex wrench
Phillips
screwdriver,
*Hex wrench
Convergence and Focus Adjusting and Tightening Tools
Eccentric cam
-
Tool
Specific or General
Specific
- -
Tool code
9DASPN-XGNVl U
adjusting wrench
Eccentric screwdriver Specific
Hex wrench
Bladed screwdriver
Phillips screwdriver
General (redesigned) 9EQLNCXGNVl U
General SEQDRiVER-NV1 B
General
SEQDRiVER-NV1 A
Configuration
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For M2.6 pan-head machine screw
*Hex wrench
General
Preferably use a 70 mm or longer
screwdriver (with a handle).
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XG-NV3XB
Ils
5
Replacing the LCDs
With the top cabinet removed
(1) Remove the LCD top cover.
(2) Disconnect the LCD flat cable from the output PWB connector.
(3) Remove the two screws of the LCD bottom cover.
(4) Remove the lock screws “b” and “c”. Detach the R/B adjusting plate or the G adjusting plate together with the LCD
panel.
(5) Separate the LCD panel from the adjusting plate.
(6) Mount a new LCD panel in the reverse order of the above steps (1) (2), (3), (4) and (5).
* Readjust the convergence and focus. Note that the G LCD panel needs no convergence adjustment ‘and has
a small adjustment range in the Z direction.
TOP VIEW
LCD top cover
\ /
TOP VIEW
FRONT
r-P-II
Lock screws “c”
R-LCD (7 4
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LCD bottom cover
R43 adjusting plate
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Lock screws “c”
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5
0
ROB-LCD panel
mounting screws
mounting screws
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Adjusting the optical axis of the mirrors (Ml9 M5 and M6)
The optical axis must be readjusted if an eclipse happens with, the R. G or B mirrors. Generally speaking,
this adjustment is needed when any of the internal optical components has been replaced.
Adjustment procedure required when any of the panels has been replaced or the convergence has been
adjusted
(1) Disconnect the flat cables of all the LCD panels.
(2) Let the lamp light up.
(3) To adjust the G mirror, shield the R and B mirrors with shielding plates (You can use a business card or the like to
block the light).
(4) Loosen the lock screw of the Ml adjust lever.
(5) Looking at the G image on the screen, turn or slide the Ml adjust lever until the eclipse on the screen disappears.
Tighten up the screw.
(6) To adjust the R mirror, shield the G and B mirrors and adjust the M5 adjust lever. For the B mirror, shield the R and
G mirrors and adjust the M6 adjust lever.
(Take the same steps 4 and 5 above.)
(7) Remove all the shielding plates to have a white
Make sure there is no eclipse.
imaae.
Lock
Shielding plate B
FRONT
I
Shielding plate R
,
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1
Hook
signals
.
NQ
1
2
up a signal
generator, or a DOSV or Mac personal computer
specified in the
Adjusting point
EEPROM
initialization
(PC I/F)
R drive
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT
to the
Adjusting
Adjusting
1.
1. Make
conditions.
conditions
Turn
on the power
sure
the lamp
warm up
utes.
the
Group : AID
Subject : GAIN
Make sure the GAIN setting
is 163.
lights up)
the unit for
following choice.
(make
15
min-
and
l Make
l
the
following settings:
Press
S5001
execute
the PC
execute Sl
initialized.
To
“Adjusting the
Using the control
buttons,
bit-less (noise).
S2
board not
adjust the PC
adjust
XG-NV3XB
projector in order to feed
the
Adjusting procedure
to call up
in the SSS
because otherwise the PC board will be
PC Board”. (See page
the
the process mode
menu.
included, is initialized.
board, follow
switches
data so that
Now the system, with
the
instructions in
or the remote
the
signal becomes
Do
30)
and
not
controller
3 B drive
4
G
drive
5
RGB 1 system
black level
signal amplitude
(odd-numbered)
2. Feed the 100% red-only sig-
nal.
3. Make the following choice.
Group : A/D
Subject : R-D
I. Feed the 100% blue-only
signal.
2.
Make the following choice.
Group : A/D
Subject : B-D
1. Feed the 100% green-only
signal.
2. Make the following choice.
Group : AID
Subject : G-D
I. Make the following choice:
Group : OUTPUT 1
Subject : RI-BLK
RI -GAIN
For green, choose the sub-
jects Gl-BLK and Gl-
GAIN.
For black, choose the sub-
jects Bl -BLK and Bl-GAIN.
l
Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the data so that the signal becomes
bit-less (noise).
l
Using the control
buttons, adjust the data so
bit-less
l
Choose the subject RI-BLK and adjust the black
peak level to 2.9 kO.1 V DC using the control switches
or the remote controller buttons.
@ Next, choose the subject RI-GAIN and adjust the
signal amplitude to 3.1 +O.l Vp-p.
l
Make the same adjustment for green and blue.
(noise).
.
switches or
that the
the remote controller
signal
becomes
2. Connect the oscilloscope to
pin (3)(TPllOl) of SC1 101
for red.
Pin (3)(TPl201) of
SC1201 for green
Pin (3)(TPl301) of
SC1301 for blue
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XG-NV3XB
I
No. Adjusting point
6 RGB 2 system
blat k level
signal amplitude
(even-numbered)
7 Sample-and-
hold pulse
phasecheck
SH-PHASE
RCK-PHASE
GCK-PHASE
BCK-PHASE
Adjusting conditions
1. Make the following choice:
Group : OUTPUT 2
Subject : R2-BLK(R),
R2-GAI N
For green, choose the subjects G2-BLK and G2GAIN.
For black, choose the subjects B2-BLK and B2-GAIN.
2. Connect the oscilloscope to
pin (4)(TP1102) of SC1 101
for red.
Pin (4)(TPI202) of
SC1201 for green
Pin (4)(TP1302) of
SC1301 for blue
1. Feed the SXGA mode 75
Hz black signal.
2. Make the following choice
Group : OUTPUT 3
Subject : SH-PHASE
3. Next, feed the color bar sig-
nal to the VIDEO terminal.
4. Make the following choice.
Group : OUTPUT 3
Subject : RCK-PHASE
Using the remote controller,
select the VIDEO1 input
mode.
Choose the subject GCKPHASE.
Choose the subject BCKPHASE.
Adjusting procedure
l Choose the subject R2BLK and adjust the black
peak level to 2.9 kO.1 V DC using the control switches
or the remote controller buttons.
@ Next, choose the subject R2-GAIN and adjust the
signal amplitude to 3.1 -i-O.1 Vp-p.
3.1 vp-p
f
t 2.9V DC
l Make the same adjustment for green and blue.
l Feed the XGA gradation pattern single-color signal
and make sure that there is no difference in bright-
ness between adjacent vertical lines. If there is a
difference, make fine adjustment by choosing the
following subjects.
R2-GAIN for red
G2-GAIN for green
B2-GAIN for blue.
l Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, make sure that the “OUTPUT 3” characters are least blurry and there is least ghost image.
(If a wide range is well adjusted, raise the setting
from the initial 8 and stop at the first adjusted set-
ting.)
Make the setting at 3.
Make the setting at 8.
8 RGB counter-
1. Feed the black-and-red 0 Using the control switches or the remote controller
voltage adjust- (25%) stripe signal (SVGA).
ment
2. Make the following choice.
Group : OUTPUT3
Subject : RC (R)
buttons, adjust the data in order to minimize the
flicker.
0 Make the same adjustment for BC (B) and GC (G).
l See if the image is equally adjusted at the center
and both sides of the screen. If not, readjust the
setting to have the image equal at right and left.
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No. Adjusting point
9 RGB gradation
regeneration
adjustment
10 RGB white
balance
Adjusting conditions
1. Feed the green-only
SMPTE pattern signal.
(Use the personal computer to enter the SMPTE
parttern .) visible.
2. Make the following choice.
Group : OUTPUT1
Subject : G&GAIN
1. Feed the 32-step gray scale l Choose the subjects Rl-BLK and Bl-BLK and
signal (SVGA). adjust the black balance of the gradation. Choose
2. Make the following choice.
Group : OUTPUT 1 gray-to-white balance.
Subject : Rl-BLK
RI -GAIN (R)
Bl -BLK
Bl-GAIN (B)
l Adjust the Gl-GAIN data until the gradation of the
portion @ (95% and 100% white) shown below can
be slightly recognized. Make sure also that the
gradation of the portion @ (0% and 5% black) is
SMPTE
pattern +
the subjects W-GAIN and Bl-GAIN and adjust the
(Adjust to the best point.)
Adjusting procedure
11 Horizontal
center
12 Video picture
adjustment
1. Feed the NTSC monoscope pattern signal.
2. Make the following choice.
Group : VIDEO 2
Subject : N358-DLY
N443-DLY
PAL-DLY
SECAM-DLY
Make sure all the settings
are zero (0).
3. Make the following choice.
Group : VIDEO 1
Subject : NTSC-H
1. Feed the split color bar sig-
nal. Make the following
choice.
Group
Subject : PICTURE
: VIDEO 1
* Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the data to have the same overscan
at right and left.
l Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the black-to-white (100%) level
difference to 2.2 kO.02 Vp-p.
2. Connect the oscilloscope
between pin (2) of P801
and GND.
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No. Adjusting point Adjusting conditions
13 Video AGC 1. Feed the split color bar sig-
nal. Make the following
choice.
: VIDEO 1
: VIDEO 1
: VIDEO 1
14 Video
brightness
adjustment
15 Tint
Group
Subject : AGC
2. Connect the oscilloscope
between pin (2) of P801
and GND.
1. Feed the baseband color l Using the control switches or the remote controller
bar signal. (The ON-AIR
signal is not accepted because of its too much
noise.)
2. Make the following choice.
Group
Subject : BRIGHT
3. Press the control switch or
the remote controller’s
mute button (to set the
gamma correction to the
process setting).
1. Feed the color bar signal.
Make the following choice.
Group
Subject : TINT
2. Connect the oscilloscope to
pin (5) of P801.
Adjusting procedure
l Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the black-to-white (100%) level
difference to 1.65 kO.02 Vp-p.
buttons, decrease 2 points from the level where the
black signal becomes bit-less.
l Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the data to have the -(B-Y) waveform downhill straight.
. .
. .
. .
l .
. .
. .
. . .
. .
l .
. . .
. .
. .
. .
16 NTSC color 1. Feed the color bar signal.
saturation level 2. Make the following choice.
Group
Subject : N-COLOR
3. Connect the oscilloscope to
pin (1) of P801.
: VIDEO 1
l Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the difference between the 100%
white portion and the red portion to 0.2 kO.02 Vp-p.
100% White Red
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.
No
Adjusting point
PAL color
saturation level
18
SECAM color
saturation level
Adjusting conditions
1. Feed the PAL color bar signal.
2. Make the following choice.
Group
Subject : P-COLOR
3. Connect the oscilloscope to
pin (1) of P801.
1. Feed the SECAM color bar
signal.
2. Make the following choice.
Group : VIDEO 1
Subject : S-COLOR
3. Connect the oscilloscope to
pin (1) of P801.
: VIDEO 1
XG-NV3XB
Adjusting procedure
Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the difference between the 100%
white portion and the red portion to 0.48kO.02 Vp-p.
100% White Red
0.48Vp-p
l Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust difference between the 100% white
portion and the red portion to 0.48 ~0.02 Vp-p.
100% White Red
0.48Vp-p
Video white
balance
Color system
performance
check
1. Feed the NTSC monoscope pattern signal.
2. Make the following choice.
Group
Subject : RI-GAIN
1. Receive the color bar signal.
: VIDEO 2
BI-GAIN
l Using the control switches or the remote controller
buttons, adjust the data so that the white balance
be just the same as on the monitor screen.
If the black side is not properly adjusted, first
readjust the black side by making the following
choice:
Group :OUTPUT 1
Subject : RI -BLK
Bl -BLK
Then, make the following choice:
Group : VIDEO 2
Subject: Rl-GAIN
Bl -GAIN
Readjust the related data.
Since the subjects Rl -BLK and Bl -BLK are common for the RGB input and VIDEO input, feed the
RGB signal again to adjust the white balance.
l In the process mode, select Ll. Check the color and
tint.
Video system
performance
check
1. Receive the monoscope
pattern signal.
l In the process mode, select L2. Check the picture,
brightness and sharpness.
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No. Adjusting point
22 Audio system
performance
check
23 RGB
performance
check
24 Off-timer
performance
check
25 Thermistor
performance dryer.
check
26 Factory settings
Adjusting conditions
1. Received the RGB signal.
1. Heat the thermistor using a
Adjusting procedure
l In the process mode, select L3. Check the bass, tre-
ble and balance.
l In the process mode, select L4. Check the picture,
l In the process, select OFF Make sure that the off-
timer starts with “5” (minutes), counts down each
minute in 1 second, and turns off the set at “0”.
l Make sure the “TEMP” is displayed.
l Make the following settings.
Destination
Export models s4
Domestic models s5
Process
adjustment
Remote controller
setting
“Factory setting 4”
“Factory setting 5”
ADJUSTINGTHE PC BOARD (CPCi-0026CE03. PC I/F Unit)
1. Initializing te EEPROM
1) Press the S5001 key to call the process mode.
2) Execute Sl on the SSS menu. (The Sl is used to initialize the PC board alone. Do not execute S2 because
otherwise all the adjusted data but the PC board will be initialized.)
2. Adjusting the level settings
2-l. Oscilloscope range setting
Set the range to DC lV/div. and 5us/div.
2-2. input signal
Feed the SVGA 800x600 60Hz gradation waveform signal.
2-3. Adjusting and checking the level settings
Press the S5001 key to call the process mode.
1)
Adjust the SH-PHASE setting on the “OUTPUT 3” menu until the “OUTPUT 3” characters are not blurry any
2)
longer.
Connect a oscilloscope to TP2. Adjust the BRIGHT setting of “OUTPUT 2” to have the black level of the signal
3)
at 1.7V.
Adjust the ROS setting on the A/D menu until the voltage at the positive pole of C64 or pin (2) of ICl 1 becomes
4)
1.7v.
Adjust the GOS setting on the A/D menu until the voltage at the positive pole of C57 or pin (2) of IClO becomes
5)
1.7v.
Adjust the BOS setting on the A/D menu until the voltage at the positive pole of C50 or pin (2) of IC9 becomes
6)
1.7v.
Make sure the GAIN setting on the A/D menu is 163.
7)
Connect the oscilloscope to TPl . Adjust the R-D setting on the A/D menu until the white top level of the signal
8)
becomes 3.6V. (Make sure that both the black and white graduations are visible clearly.)
Connect the oscilloscope to TP3. Adjust the B-D setting on the A/D menu until the white top level of the signal
9)
becomes 3.6V. (Make sure that both the black and white graduations are visible clearly.)
Connect the oscilloscope to TP2. Adjust the G-D setting on the A/D menu until the white top level of the signal
lo)
becomes 3.6V. (Make sure that both the black and white graduations are visible clearly.)
Press the S5001 key to exit from the process mode.
11)
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Checking the PWB performance
I
Video input in trouble
I
p--I--
I Go to “Checking the video unit )
I circuit”.
I I-I-------I--
Y ----I-q
I
RGB input in trouble
I
,., ,_----~-__-_-~ ,-_____Y______~
1 IP~dtestpa~signalfrom 1 i _Th;~““l”“_‘rc_“i;n_ _ _j i _;;~;“k;g_t~~~~~
,
Is specified cable connected
between PC and projector?
I
Yes
I
&
Is supply voltage as specified?
I
4
Does image appear?
Yes
l for PC I/F unit ‘I.
Through-output in trouble
I
No
-I--I-I-I-I
.
I
Use specified cable.
I
L------------l
I -----II-------
No
-------I-q
r Checkthe connectors, starting I
from the PC input circuit.
I
I
II---------III
I
---a
Remote control in trouble
I
I
‘I
l
I
l
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Checking the video system
Is the lamp on?
Yes
Is specified voltage fed to EA
cnnnectnrs7
11”. ;_____-A_--_--_;
Are there signal inputs at pins (1) and
(9) of IC816?
Yes
Are there signal outputs at pins (3)
and (6) of IC816?
I
Yes
------------ ----------
I
I Go to “Checking IC801
l (RGB signal output circuit)“. ! I
I
L-l-l---
----
l
I 1 Check IC816 their
I I peripheral circuits as well ;
J
L---------
No
as switching circuit
No
No
NO
.
--
-- J
__I
I
I
I
-----
1 Check the power circuit and its parts. I
-----
l__--_~______l__--_r-_____
I Check the video unit circuit
__I -------
Go to “Lamp fails to light-up”.
----------- I
-------
Are there signals at pin (4) of IC401
and pin (4) of IC402?
Yes
----
I I Check the oscillation circuit I
I (IC6004 and its peripheral I I of IC401 and IC402, and
I
.
l circuits).
L-----
------
I I their peripheral circuits.
J
L-----
--q
------
No
I
I
I
J
Checking the video unit circuit
Is there video signal output at pin (7)
of IC6001?
Yes
Is there video signal input at IC6004?
Yes
Are there signal outputs at pins (6)
and (8) of IC6004?
Yes
1
Check the low-pass and buffer circuits
of Q6002 thru Q6008. Is the signal as
specified?
Yes
1
1 : Go to “Checking IC801 (RGB signal I
output circuit)“.
----------
------
No
I
I Check the IC6001 selector switch,
I terminal voltage and input circuit.
No ------I---------
-------
I
Check the low-pis-a;d&iey
I
circuits of Q6009 thru Q6014.
I
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
NO
-------
l
Check IC6004 and ii FeipLeil
I
circuits (bias).
I
----------
No
-----I
.
I Check Q6002 thru Q6008 and their
I peripheral circuits.
I
I
I
-----I
I-----
----
I
I
-9
I
1
I
-9
I
I
l
I
;
I
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Checking IC801 (RGB signal output circuit)
----
l
t Go to “No color or unusual tone”, “No I
Y signal” or “Out of sync”.
I
--- ---
-------
-----I--
---
I
NO 1 Are there RGB output waveforms at 1 NO
pins (31), (32) and’(33) of IC801?
Yes
I
Are there output waveforms at the
1 emitters of Q1501, Ql502 and
Ql503?
I
Yes
Are A/D outputs of IC1504, ICI505
and ICI506 as specified?
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1 Check the data transfer and other I
l performance, at pins (17) and (18) of I
I video IC801.
Nfi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -I
#WV
; Check Q801 thru Q803 (buffer), I
I ICI501 (amplifier), ICI502 (RGB I
l offset) and their peripheral circuits.
NO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -I
I
I Go to “Trouble shooting table for PC I
I I/F unit”.
--I-- ---
-- ---
Checking the chroma and Y signals of IC801
(RGB signal output)
Are there signal inputs at pins (29)
(Y signal) and (3)(chroma signal) of
P402?
Yes
Are there output waveforms at pins
(3)(chroma signal) and (6)
(Y signal) of IC816?
Yes
Are there signal inputs at pins (20)
(chroma signal) and (21) (Y signal)
1 of IC801?
Yes
; -0 -t; YCLeikin, ;c-oy ;,, 7
I signal output circuit)“.
---I
1
-I---- ------
NO
----
I
I
I
----I
~~
4
rCTheck_he k: s switching andtheiy I
I peripheral circuits. If there is no signal
I at pins (8) and (16), check 3-D noise
I reduction circuit (IC806).
,,,o
L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
I
I
I
I
- - - - - - - - I - - - - - - - I
I
I
---
Go to “Checking the video unit
circuit”.
----
---
I
Check IC801 and its peripheral
circuits.
--
--
-----
I
I
---
--‘I
1
I
I
/-yxII____
I Check IC806 (3-D noise reducti&;
I
I circuit) and its peripheral circuits.
---
---- --------I
I
I
i
I
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Checking IC806 (3-D noise reduction circuit)
and its peripheral circuits
Are there signal inputs at pins (40)
(Y signal) and (45)(chroma signal) of
IC806?
Yes
Are there signal outputs at pins (55)
(Y signal) and (5l)(chroma signal) of
IC806?
Yes
Are there signal outputs at the
emitters of Q817 (Y signal) and Q910
(chroma signal)?
Yes
I
I _Leck ;;I 6a~d~c801
,,,&;I 1
I output circuit).
No
,_______-___--__7
1 Check the buffer circuit of Q814 thru
1 Q816 as well as Q903 thru Q905.
II--
No
r
l-___-__-_-__-__7
1 Check IC806, IC807 (memory) and
1 their peripheral circuits.
------
No
I Q817, Q907 and Q910.
9
-----I
I
I
No color or unusual tone (NTSC,
Is there chroma signal input at pin
(20) of IC801?
Yes
Are there signal outputs at pins
(46)(R-Y) and (45)(B-Y) of IC801?
1 -II--I.--m&
Yes
-----------
l
l
Check IC803, IC814 1
peripheral circuits.
I
and-their --9 ------ ------- --- I
NO
l__________-____7
1 Go back to the signal processing
I block.
----
No
I
Check the oscillat~~o~X~0~ id 7
I
X802, and their peripheral circuits. 1
I
I
I
--------
-------
----------
----------
PAL)1
-----
I
I
-II--
l
I
I
l
I
I
No color or unusual tone (SECAM)
Is there chroma signal input at pin
(20) of IC802?
Are there signal outputs at pins
(ll)(R-Y) and (12)(8-Y) of IC802?
Yes
III
I
ChecklC80;, I& idtheir
I
peripheral circuits.
I
I--
--
i
----I
-----I
-q
No
No
-I--II-~
I
I
I
II---- ---------
1
I
I
Check the X802 oiciaioi, ;iOP 7
and their peripheral circuits.
34
--
I
I
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No or unusual Y signal
I
I
Is there Y signal input at pin (21) of
IC801?
I
I
Yes
1
Is there Y signal output at pin (40) of
IC801?
I Yes
b
Is there Y signal output at pin (17) of
IC81 I?
I
-----‘I
Check IC803 and its peripheral
I
circuits.
I
SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
I
1
NO
-I--
l
Go back to the signal processing
I
block.
I
--
NO
INo ________;__--___I
I
I
___I
Check IC801 and its peripheral
;
circuits.
I
circuits as well as IC805 (AGC).
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
I
__I
A- --
___I
--
--l
--- I
III
l
I
1
I
1
I
No or unusual horizontal sync
I
Is there horizontal sync pulse output
at pin (56) of IC801?
Yes
Is there horizontal sync pulse output
at pin (9) of IC603?
Yes
l circuits, and go to “Trouble shooting
I table for PC I/F unit”.
No or unusual vertical sync
I
Is there vertical sync pulse output at
pin (4) of IC801?
Yes
I circuits, and go to “Trouble shooting
I table for PC I/F unit”.
NO
I
I
I
I--
NO
I_
I
I
I
I_
I
IV0
I
I
I
--
I
I
circuits.
--- --_I
Check t;e-pis, shaping ~ir~u~o~
IC602 and IC603.
_I_I
_I_ --
_I-
---
I_
---
1
circuits.
----
---
_I
I_
_I-
I
I
q
1
I
I
I
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Go to “Checking the PWB
performance”.
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Checking the output PWB unit
I
Are there signal inputs at
IV0 Pl404, PI405 and SCl501? No
Are voltages applied to EA and
l I
Go to “Checking the clock I
I I
circuit and its peripheral
l I
circuits”.
EB connectors?
l
I
Yes
PI----
I
I Check the power unit circuit. I
I ----II-I-----I
I
I
Are there signal outputs at pins
(30) and (40) of ICI 109,
ICI 209 and ICI 309?
Yes
Are there signal inputs at pin No
(16) of ICllll, ICIIIO,
ICl210, ICI21 I, ICI 310 and
Are there signal outputs at pins
(23), (2% (271, (33), (35) and
(37) of ICI 1 IO, ICI 111,
ICl210, ICl211, ICI310 and
ICI31 I?
I
Yes
, 1 ,i
Are there signal inputs at No
SCIIOI, SC1201 and
I If there is no signal input at : 1 Yes
I pins (1) and (3-i) of SCIIOI, ;
I SCll02and SCl103, check
I the switching circuit and
l amplifier circuit of ICI 112,
I l
I I Check the R, G and B panels. I
I ICll13, ICl212, ICI213 and I I
I ICl313, and their peripheral’ I - - - - - - - - - - - I circuits.
------------- J
No
; check l;l;O; ;;2;9
l ICI309 and their peripheral
I circuits.
1 II-I- III-----
-----Iv--I-III
r
I Check the switching circuit of f
I and their peripheral circuits.
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
No
II______
Check the input and output I
1 I
signals at ICI 106, ICI206 and I
I
ICI306 Check also ICI 1 IO,
Icllll, ICl210, ICl211,
ICl310, ICl311, and their
peripheral circuits.
-II----I---- J I
I
-I--I
I
l If there is no signal input at I
Y l---l-
I pins (15) and (30) of
I SCIIOI, SCll02and I
I SCl.103, check lC5509, I
I
I lC5514, and their
I peripheral circuits.
-I
I-I I--II-I--
1
__I_
I
i
l
;
I
I
I
l
36
yr3--____
Check ICl406, ICl407, I
I
ICI408 and their
I
peripheral circuits.
I
LB-I---II---- J
I
I
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
No audio output
,
I
Are there audio signal outputs at pins NO
(5) and (27) of SC6001?
I
Are there audio signal outputs at pins
No
-III--I
I
I Check the input, the switching circuit I
I of IC6001 and IC6002, and their
I peripheral circuits.
I-II-
II-I--I-I--
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III-I-
I_
I
I
l
Yes
I
IC303 and IC304 and their peripheral ,
.
Are there audio signal outputs at pins
(4) and (6) of IC7301?
III-III
l
l If the voltage at pin (7) of IC7301 is
1 not as specified, check Q5501,
1 Q5502 and their peripheral circuits.
--------I)-
-,
----I---
------
1
No
Yes
----I-I
I
1 Check IC7301 and its peripheral
I
I
l circuits, and the SP connectors and
1 speakers.
I
I
I---
.
------
---
-----I
I circuits, the IC1409 control voltage,
I the PI501 connectors, etc.
--l--l-l
III-I
I
l Check IC7301 and its peripheral
1 circuits.
-----I)
I
)
I
-I --II----~
--I--IIII-
I-l----l
I
,
I
I
I
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Which output voltage line fails?
----
( ReplaceF751.
------I J ’
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
-7 4.5V
-7 ------m-q
1 ’
Replace F752. I
--- ---- J
Checkig the Power Unit
I
yes Is there any other output
voltage failure?
No
Is EA connector disconnected
or loose?
No
I
Yes
r
I Reconnect the EA connector.
L -----I- ----- J
-----I
I
-----I
I Replace IC701, IC702, T701 or I
I R724.
----- ----I --- J
Is AC voltage (85-264V)
applied across the PA
connector?
Yes
No
-II---- -----
;
L ---I- ----- -- J
ReplaclF&.
I
Yes ’
Is R724 open?
No
1
I
Is there short-circuit between
collector and emitter of Q702?
Yes
l I-------1
I- Replace i’ki
----I -- J ’ ----I
1
Replace PC702.
No
-- J
I
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Is the lamp out of socket?
I
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Turn on the power switch. Is
Yes
discharging sound heard from
the lamp?
I
-1
No
I
Is the ballast cooling fan
;Ric&iet the I rl%iaFeThe I
I lamp into socket. l
b------ J
----I-
I
I
-------------
--
I lamp.
L------I
------
Replace the ballast.
--
I
Yes
1
I
I
J
r Gcinqeit The
I connector into socket.
.
L----- -----
running?
Yes
Is DC 360V voltage applied
between PL connector pins?
Is 2V or higher voltage applied
between pins (1) and (2) of
ballast’s D connector?
Is power EA connector
disconnected?
I
Yes
1
I-I-I
I
&eckthe
I
I microcomputer circuit.
L-I--------
No
No
I
No
--7
----II--
;
L ---I-
I
:
39
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TROUBLE SHOOTINGTABLE FOR PC I/F UNIT-3
Checking the PLL
circuit and its
peripheral circuits
Are there signals at pins (4) and (5) of
lC8026?
Yes
1
Is there signal at pin (236) of lC80252
Yes
-1
Are there signals at pins (6) and (22)
of IC8015?
Yes
Is there signal at pin (15) of IC8015?
Yes
Check the video circuit and its
peripheral circuits.
Is image as specified at resolution
above SVGA level?
Yes
Is image as specified at resolution
below SVGA level?
No
---------
I
l
lC8025 or its peripheral circuit faulty. ,
I
No ----------------
------------I--q
I
l 108026 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
No
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-------
I
l lC8025 or its peripheral circuit faulty. l
I
No
- - - - - - I - - I - - I I I - I
-----I-
I
IC8015 or its peripheral circuit
I
faulty.
I
--------------
----I-9
-------‘I
------II-
NO
------I
I
l Check the SVGA video circuit and its I
1 peripheral circuits.
------I-
NO
1 ---m---v
--------
I
I
I
I
I
I
l
--
I
Yes
Hook up a video system. Is the
display as specified?
Yes
No ----------------
.
-----I-
I
Check the video s&ye;‘,,,
I
circuit and its peripheral.
I
-I---- ----------
42
-q
I
I
I
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TROUBLE SHOOTINGTABLE FOR PC I/F UNIT-4
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Checking the
SVGA’s red video
Checking the VGA’s
red video ‘circuit and
circuit and its its peripheral
peripheral circuits circuits
Is there signal at pin (13) of IC8004?
Yes
Is there signal at the base of Q29?
F
Yes
Is there signal at pin (6) of IC801 I?
Yes
Are there signals at RI1 A0 thru -7 and NO
RIlBO thru -7 of lC8025?
Yes
No
--------
I
I
I
I IC8004 or its peripheral ckcuit faulty. l
I
I
I
--------
I
I IC8011 or its peripheral circuit faulty. l
I
---------------- l
--I-I-I- L-----
I
I IC8020 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
---------------- l
LCP circuitry faulty.
Q29 or its peripheral part faulty. I
%------_;
\
--9
I
Is there signal at pin (13) of IC8004?
Is there signal at the base of Q29?
Is there signal at pin (6) of IC801 I?
Are there signals at VARO thru -7 of
Are there signals at Rl2AO thru -7 and
Rl2BO thru -7 of lC8025?
.
I
Yes
Are there signals at RI thru -10 and
Gl thru -10 of IC8030?
”
^
AretheresignalsatthebasesofQ15 NO ---------------and Q17?
Aretheresignalsatpins(9)and(ll) NO ----------------
Yes
t Yes I
NO
--------
I
l lC8025 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
l IC8030 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
II-------
I
I
Check the video
system’s red video
circuit and its
peripheral circuits
‘0;
I
t TC2 connector or output PWB faulty.
I
----------------
l
r(
I
----------------
No
Are there signals at VBRO thru -7 of
IC8020?
Yes
43
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TROUBLE SHOOTINGTABLE FOR PC I/F UNIT-5
Checking the
SVGA’s green video
circuit and its
peripheral circuits
I I
Is there signal at pin (13) of IC8004?
Yes
1
Is there signal at the base of Q30?
I
Yes
Is there signal at pin (6) of IC8010?
I
Yes
Are there signals at GII A0 thru -7 and NO
Gil BO thru -7 of lC8025?
I
Yes
NO
I
I
No
--I---------I
I IC8004 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
_
No
----------------I)
I
I
\
----------------‘I
I
I IC8010 or its peripheral circuit faulty.
I
I----II--II--
LCP circuitry faulty.
Q30 or its peripheral part faulty. I
---q
Checking the VGA’s
green video circuit
and its peripheral
circuits
No
Is there signal at pin (13) of IC8004?
I
I
No
I
Is there signal at the base of Q30?
1
1
No
Is there signal at pin (6) of IC8010?
I
1
Are there signals at VAGO thru -7 of
I
I
Yes
Yes
Yes
Are there signals at Bl thru -10 of NO
IC8030 and Bl thru -10 of IC8031?
Yes
Are there signals at the bases of Q19 NO
and Q21?
Yes
Are there signals at pins (5) and (7) of No
TC2?
Yes
I
I TC2 connector or output PWB faulty. I rf
I
----------------
-----m-q
--------
l
I IC8020 or its peripheral circuit faulty.
I
I------
--------
I
l lC8025 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
.
-------- -------q
I
I IC8031 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
I-----I--IIIII
I
IIIIIIIII
-------q
-- I
I
I
Check the video
I
system’s green
I
video circuit and its
peripheral circuits.
I I
No
Are there signals at VBRO thru -7 of
IC8020?
I
Yes
v
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TROUBLE SHOOTINGTABLE FOR PC I/F UNIT-6
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Checking the
SVGA’s blue video
circuit and its
peripheral circuits.
I
Is there signal at pin (3) of IC8004?
Yes
Is there signal at the base of Q31?
Yes
Is there signal at pin (6) of IC8009?
Yes
Are there signals at BIIAO thru -7 and
BIlBO thru -7 of lC8025?
Yes
Checking the VGA’s
blue video circuit
and its peripheral
circuits.
.
No No
1
---------- ------‘I
a
Is there signal at pin (3) of IC8004?
,
I
I
I
I IC8004 or its peripheral circuit faulty. l
f
I
I
/
I
NO - - - - - - - -_- - - - - - - - Are there signals at VABO thru -7 of
------------
LCP circuitry faulty.
Q31 or its peripheral part faulty.
Is there signal at pin (6) of IC8009?
I
I
.
Are there signals at RI thru -10 and
Gl thru -10 of IC8031?
Yes
Are there signals at the bases of Q23
and Q25?
Yes
Are there signals at pins (1) and (3) of
TC2?
Yes
I
l TC2 connector or output PWB faulty.
I
--------------
--
NO
I
l lC8025 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
No
I
l IC8031 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
NO
I Q13, Q22 thru Q25 or their peripheral
parts faulty.
.
I
III-II----IIIIII
I
r(
I
Are there signals at Bl2AO thru -7 and
Bl2BO thru -7 of lC8025?
I
‘I
Check the video
I
system’s blue video
circuit and its
peripheral circuits.
I
I
I
No
Are there signals at VBBO thru -7 of
lC8020?
4
D
0
I
.
Yes
45
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TROUBLE SHOOTINGTABLE FOR PC I/F UNIT-7
Checking the OSD circuit and its peripheral circuits
I
Are there signals at pins (7), (8), (37) NO
and (38) of TC3 connector?
c-
Yes
1
Are there signals at pins (1) and (2) of NO
lC8037?
,
Are there signals at pins (71), (74) NO
thru (79) of lC8025?
I lC8036 or its peripheral circuit faulty. 1
I
II-I--L---------
Yes
Yes
,-_---_-A_______;
I
I
------I
I
I lC8025, lC8055 or their peripheral
LCP circuitry faulty.
-----II-q
I circuits faulty.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
---II-- 1
I
t 168037 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
I
.
I----I---I-I-I-I
I
i
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I
i
I
I
I
I
Checking the remote control
Run the remote control. Are there
signals at pins (9) and (39) of TC3
connector?
.
Yes
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l IC8001 or its peripheral circuit faulty. I
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LCD circuitry faulty.
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XG-NV3XB
PARTS LIST
PARTS REPLACEMENT
Parts marked with “A” are
set. Be sure
the
taining the safety and performance of the set.
Les pieces marquees
de I’appareil. Ne
numero est specific pour maintenir
fonctinnement
replace these parts with specified ones for main-
to
remplacer ces pieces que par des
I’appareil.
de
“HOW TO ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS”
To have your order filled promptly and correctly, please furnish the
following informations.
1. MODEL NUMBER 2.
3. PART NO.
CODE
5.
USA:
in
CANADA:
in
Ref. No.
NOTE: THE PARTS HERE SHOWN ARE SUPPLIED AS AN
Contact your nearest SHARP Parts Distributor.
For location of SHARP Parts Distributor,
Please call Toll-Free; I-800-BE-SHARP
Contact SHARP Electronics of Canada Limited
Phone (416) 890-2100.
MARK *: SPARE PARTS-DELIVERY SECTION
ASSEMBLY BUT NOT INDEPENDENTLY.
RLCDP0063CEZZ J LCD module Unit, Red
RLCDP0064CEZZ J LCD module Unit, Green
RLCDP0065CEZZ J LCD module Unit, Blue
6.3V Electrolytic AB
16V Ceramic AA
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
25V Electrolytic AB
25V Ceramic AA
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
50V Ceramic AA
16V Ceramic AA
16V Ceramic AA
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
16V Ceramic AA
16V Ceramic AA
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
IOV Ceramic AC
16V Ceramic AA
16V Ceramic AA
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Ceramic AA
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Ceramic AB
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Ceramic AA
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Ceramic AA
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Ceramic AB
25V Electrolytic AB
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic AC
16V Ceramic AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AB
AB
AD
AE
AB
AB
AC
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
AE
AD
AA
AC
AA
AB
AD
AA
AA
AA
AB
AB
AA
AB
AA
AA
AB
AB
AA
AB
AA
AB
AA
AA
AB
AB
AA
16V Electrolytic AB
25V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic AB
25V Ceramic AA
25V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic AB
16V Electrolytic AB
25V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic AB
25V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic AB
16V Electrolytic AB
16V Electrolytic AB
25V Ceramic AA
6.3V Electrolytic AC
25V Ceramic AA
25V Ceramic AA
25V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic AD
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
25V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Code
AA
AA
AA
AA
AC
AC
AB
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AC
AA
AB
AA
AB
AA
AC
AA
AA
AA
AC
AA
AA
AA ’
AA
AC
AB
AB
AC
AA
AB
AB
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AB
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AB
AB
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J 22k 1/16W
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IO 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IO 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IO 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IO 1/16W
J IO 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IO 1/16W
J IO 1/16W
J 22k 1/16W
J 100 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Film
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Film
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Film
J Ik 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3k 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Film
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Film
J Ik 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.3 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 1.2k 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 1.8k 1/16W
J 680 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
J 47k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Ox’ide
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AD
AD
AD
AD
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
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J 390k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 47k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 22k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 22k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 3.3k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 6.8k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 3.3k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 6.8k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J IO 1116W Metal Oxide AA
J IO l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J IO l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J IO l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J IO 1/16W
J IO 1/16W
J IO 1/16W
J 22k 1/16W
J 100 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 120 1/16W
J 0 1/16W
J 120 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 6.8k 1/16W
J 100 1/16W
J 3.3k 1/16W
J 6.8k 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W
J 3.3 1/16W
J 1.2k 1/16W
J 0 1/16W
J 1.8k 1/16W
J 680 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k 1/16W
J 390k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 390k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 47k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 390k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AD
AD
AD
AD
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
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Ref. No. Part No. * Description
DUNTK9590DE06
OUTPUT UNIT (Continued)
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Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Film
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Carbon
Metal Film
Metal Film
Carbon
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Code
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AD
AD
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
RI 575
RI 576
RI 577
RI 580
RI 581
RI 582
RI 583
RI 584
RI 585
RI 586
RI 590
RI 591
RI 592
R2101
R2102
R2103
R2104
R2105
R2106
R2107
R2108
R2109
R2110
R2111
R2112
R2113
*
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 68 1/16W
J 47 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0
J 0 ll16W
J 68 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 47 1/16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0
J 0 ll16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 820 1/16W
J 820 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 820 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IOk 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 220 1/16W
J 220 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 3.9k 1/16W
J 220 1/16W
J 220 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 5.6k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOOk 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IOk 1/16W Meta! Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 22k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 820 1/16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 390 1/16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 47 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 47 ‘ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 560 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 18k 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 27k 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 18k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 820 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 9.lk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 1.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W
J 180 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0 ll16W
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W
J 180 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 l/l 6W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W
J 120 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W
J 120 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W
J 180 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 180 1/16W
J 180 1/16W Metal Oxide
J ,2.7k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IOk 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W
J 1.8k 1/16W
J 1.8k 1/16W
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 680 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W
J 47k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 lf16W Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide
J IOk 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W
J 1.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 1.8k 1/16W
J 680 1/16W
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0 1/16W
J 0 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 120 1/16W
J 47k 1/16W Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
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AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
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AA
AA
J 0 ll16W
J 0
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 10k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 10k 1/16W
J 1.8k 1/16W
J 1.8k 1/16W
J 680 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 680 1/16W
J 0 ll16W
J 0 1/16W
J 120 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 47k 1/16W
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 4.7k 1/16W
J 20k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 4.7k 1/16W
J 10k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W
J IM 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 27k 1/16W
J 100 1/16W
J 10k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 5.6k 1/16W Metal Film AB
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 27k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 12k 1/16W
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Film AB
J lk 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 6.8k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 10k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 1.6k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 1.5k 1/16W
J 1.5k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 4.7k 1/16W
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Film
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
J 0 ll16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 0
J Ik 1/16W
J 0 ll16W
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 750 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 750 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide
J Ik 1/16W
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W
J 2.2k 1/16W
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 2.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
ll16W
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 0. l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 0
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 4.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.2 1/2W Metal Oxide AB
J 2.2 ll2W
J 1 k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 1 Ok l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 180k l/l 6W Metal Oxide AA
J 2.4k l/l 6W Metal Film
J 4.7k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 5.6k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
Description
25V Ceramic AA
50V Ceramic AA
6.3V Electrolytic AC
16V Electrolytic AC
16V Ceramic AA
25V Ceramic AA
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Electrolytic AD
6.3V Electrolytic AC
16V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic
16V Ceramic AA
16V Electrolytic AD
16V Electrolytic AD
25V Electrolytic AB
16V Electrolytic AD
J IOk 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 10k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 22k 1/16W
J 22k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 22k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 27k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 39k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 22k 1/16W
J 22k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 10k 1/16W Metal Oxide
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 100 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J l0k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 10k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J IOk 1/16W
J IOk 1/16W
J 68k 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 8.2k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J 47k 1/16W Metal Oxide AA
J Ik 1/16W
J Ik 1/16W
J 6.8k 1/16W
J 5.6k 1/16W
Description Code Ref. No. Part No. * Description
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
SWITCHES
J Ferrite Bead
J Ferrite Bead
J Ferrite Bead
J Ferrite Bead
J Ferrite Bead
J Plug, 22-pin (EA)
AA
AA
AF
AC
AC
AC
AB
AB
AC
AC
AC
AC
AB
AB
AD
AC
AE
AC
AD
AD
AD
AD
AE
AN
AN
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Electrolytic AB
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AB
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Electrolytic AB
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Ceramic AA
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA
Metal Oxide AA