Sony KDL-26S2010E, KDL-32S2000E, KDL-32S2010E, KDL-40S2010E, KDL-46S2010E Service Manual

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WAX2

RM-ED005

SERVICE MANUAL

WAX2

CHASSIS

MODEL

COMMANDER DEST

MODEL

COMMANDER DEST

KDL-26S2000U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-32S2000U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-40S2000U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-46S2000U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-26S2010U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-32S2010U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-40S2010U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-46S2010U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-26S2020U

RM-ED005 UK

KDL-32S2020U

RM-ED005 UK

RM-ED005

FLAT PANEL COLOR TV

KDL-26S2000 / KDL-32S2000 / KDL-40S2000 / KDL-46S2000
KDL-26S2010 / KDL-32S2010 / KDL-40S2010 / KDL-46S2010
KDL-26S2020 / KDL-32S2020

KDL-26S2000E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-32S2000E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-40S2000E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-46S2000E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-26S2010E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-32S2010E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-40S2010E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-46S2010E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-26S2020E

RM-ED005 AEP

KDL-32S2020E

RM-ED005 AEP

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Title Page Section Title Pa ge

Caution ................................................................ 3

Specifications ...................................................... 4

Connectors .......................................................... 6

Self Diagnosis ..................................................... 7

1. GENERAL ................................................................... 8

2. DISASSEMBLY

2-1. Rear Cover Removal ........................................... 18

2-2. Stand Removal .................................................... 18

2-3. Vesa Bracket Removal ........................................ 19

2-4. Shield Cover Removal ........................................ 19

2-5. Speaker Removal ................................................ 20

2-6. AC Inlet Removal ............................................... 20

2-7. AE and TUE Board Removal ............................. 21

2-8. BE and FEE Board Removal .............................. 21

2-9. G1 or G2 Board Removal................................... 22

2-10. H1E Board Removal ........................................... 22

2-11. H2E or H46E Board Removal ............................ 23

2-12. H3E Board Removal ........................................... 23

2-13. Shield Base Removal .......................................... 24

2-14. LCD Panel Removal ........................................... 24

3. SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS

3-1. How to enter Service Mode ............................... 25

3-2. Signal Level Adjustment .................................... 25

3-2-1. Set up of AD calibration1 adjustment for

terrestrial analog ............................................... 25

3-2-2. Y signal calibration1 adjustment for

terrestrial analog ............................................... 25

3-2-3. Set up of C signal calibration1 adjustment for

terrestrial analog ............................................... 25

3-2-4. C signal calibration1 adjustment for

terrestrial analog ............................................... 26

3-2-5. Set up of AD calibration1 adjustment for

video ................................................................ 26

3-2-6. Y signal calibration1 adjustment for video ...... 26

3-2-7. Set up of C signal calibration1 adjustment for

video ................................................................ 26

3-2-8. C signal calibration1 adjustment for video ...... 26

3-2-9. Set up of AD calibration2 adjustment for

video ................................................................ 26

3-2-10. Y signal calibration2 adjustment for video .... 26

3-2-11. Set up of C signal calibration2 adjustment for

video .............................................................. 27

3-2-12. C signal calibration2 adjustment for video .... 27

3-3. Gamma Adjustment ........................................... 27

3-3-1. Set up mode for Gamma Adjustment .............. 27

3-3-2. Set up Trident internal SG and brightness

measurement .................................................... 27

3-4. White Balance Adjustment ................................. 27

3-4-1. Set up mode for White Balance Adjustment ... 27

3-4-2. White Balance of colour temperature “High” .. 27

3-5. Panel Replacement ............................................. 29

3-6. Board Replacement ............................................ 29

3-6-1. AE Board Replacement ................................... 29

3-6-2. BE Board Replacement .................................... 29

4. DIAGRAMS

4-1. Block Diagrams(1) ............................................. 30

Block Diagrams(2) ............................................. 31

Block Diagrams(3) ............................................. 32

Block Diagrams(4) ............................................. 33

4-2. Circuit Board Location ........................................ 33

4-3. Schematic Diagrams and Printed Wiring

Boards ................................................................. 33

AE Board Schematic Diagram ............................ 34

AE Printed Wiring Board ................................. 38

BE Board Schematic Diagram ............................ 40

BE Printed Wiring Board ................................... 50

FEE Board Schematic Diagram .......................... 52

FEE Printed Wiring Board ................................. 58

G2 Board Schematic Diagram (40 & 46 inch) ... 59

G2 Printed Wiring Board (40 & 46 inch) ......... 60

H1E Board Schematic Diagram .......................... 62

H1E Printed Wiring Board ............................... 63

H2E Board Schematic Diagram .......................... 62

H2E Printed Wiring Board ............................... 63

H3E Board Schematic Diagram .......................... 62

H3E Printed Wiring Board ............................... 63

H46E Board Schematic Diagram (46 inch) ........ 64

H46E Printed Wiring Board (46 inch) ................ 63

TUE Schematic Diagram .................................... 64

TUE Printed Wiring Board ............................... 66

4-4. Semiconductors .................................................. 67

5. EXPLODED VIEWS

5-1. Chassis................................................................ 69

5-2. Rear Cover, Stand and Vesa Bracket .................. 71

6. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST .................................. 73

SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING !!

COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARKED

ON
THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE
PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL FOR SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE
THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART
NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN
SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.

WARNING !!

AN ISOLATION TRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED DURING
ANY SERVICE WORK TO AVOID POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD
DUE TO LIVE CHASSIS, THE CHASSIS OF THIS RECEIVER IS
DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE POWER LINE.

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WAX2

RM-ED005

The circuit boards used in these models have been processed using
Lead Free Solder. The boards are identified by the LF logo located
close to the board designation e.g. F1, H1 etc [ see examples ]. The
servicing of these boards requires special precautions to be taken as
outlined below.

CAUTION

Lead Free Soldered Boards

example 1

example 2

It is strongly recommended to use Lead Free Solder material in order to guarantee optimal quality of new solder joints. Lead Free Solder is
available under the following part numbers :

Due to the higher melting point of Lead Free Solder the soldering iron tip temperature needs to be set to 370 degrees centigrade. This requires
soldering equipment capable of accurate temperature control coupled with a good heat recovery characteristics.

For more information on the use of Lead Free Solder, please refer to http://www.sony-training.com

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RM-ED005

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WAX2

RM-ED005

How to replace the fuse.
Open the fuse compartment with
a screwdriver blade and replace
the fuse.

FUSE

WARNING (UK Models only)

The flexible mains lead is supplied connected to a B.S. 1363 fused
plug having a fuse of 13 AMP rating. Should the fuse need to be
replaced, use a 13AMP FUSE approved by ASTA to BS 1362, ie one
that carries the

ASA

T

mark.

IF THE PLUG SUPPLIED WITH THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT SUIT­ABLE FOR THE OUTLET SOCKETS IN YOUR HOME, IT SHOULD
BE CUT OFF AND AN APPROPRIATE PLUG FITTED. THE PLUG
SEVERED FROM THE MAINS LEAD MUST BE DESTROYED AS A
PLUG WITH BARED WIRES IS DANGEROUS IF ENGAGED IN A
LIVE SOCKET.

When an alternative type of plug is used, it should be fitted with a

13 AMP FUSE, otherwise the circuit should be protected by a
13AMP FUSE at the distribution board.

Model Name

Item

KDL-26S2000E
KDL-32S2000E
KDL-40S2000E
KDL-46S2000E

KDL-26S2000U
KDL-32S2000U
KDL-40S2000U
KDL-46S2000U

KDL-26S2010E
KDL-32S2010E
KDL-40S2010E
KDL-46S2010E

KDL-26S2010U
KDL-32S2010U
KDL-40S2010U
KDL-46S2010U

KDL-26S2020E
KDL-32S2020E

KDL-26S2020U
KDL-32S2020U

PAP OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

PAT OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

RGB Priority ON ON ON ON ON ON

Sub Woofer OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

Scart 1 ONONONONONON

Scart 2 ONONONONONON

Front in (5)ONON ONONONON

Projector OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

Norm B/G ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Norm I ON ON ONONONON

Norm D/K ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Norm AUS OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

Norm L ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

Norm SAT OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

Norm M OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

Teletext ON ON ON ON ON ON

Nicam Stereo ON ON ON ON ON ON

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21 pin connector

19

17

15

13

11

9

7

5

3

1

20

18

16

14

12

10

8

6

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_ _ Red input 0.7 +/- 3dB, 75 ohms, positive

_ (S signal Chroma

Connected Not Connected (open) * at 20Hz - 20kHz

Pin No 1 2 Signal Signal level

1 Audio output B

(right)

Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : Less than 1kohm*

2

Audio input B
(right)

Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : More than 10kohm*

3

Audio output A
(left)

Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : Less than 1kohm*

4 Ground (audio)

5 Ground (blue)

6 Audio input A

(left)

Standard level : 0.5V rms
Output impedence : More than 10kohm*

7 Blue input 0.7 +/- 3dB, 75 ohms positive

8 Function select

(AV control)

High state (9.5-12V) : Part mode
Low state (0-2V) : TV mode
Input impedence : More than 10K ohms
Input capacitance : Less than 2nF

9 Ground (green)

10 AVlink

11 Green Green signal : 0.7 +/- 3dB, 75 ohms,

positive

12 Open

13 Ground (red)

14 Ground (blanking)

15

input)

0.3 +/- 3dB, 75 ohms, positive

16 Blanking input

(Ys signal)

High state (1-3V) Low state (0-0.4V)
Input impedence : 75 ohms

17 Ground (video

output)

18 Ground (video

input)

19 Video output 1V +/- 3dB, 75ohms, positive sync 0.3V

(-3+10dB)

20

Video input 1V +/- 3dB, 75ohms, positive sync 0.3V

(-3+10dB)

Video input

Y (S signal)

1V +/- 3dB, 75ohms, positive sync 0.3V
(-3+10dB)

21 Common ground

(plug, shield)

-

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WAX2 SELF DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE

The identification of errors within the WAX2 chassis is triggered in one of two ways :- 1: Busy or 2: Device failure to respond to IIC. In the
event of one of these situations arising the software will first try to release the bus if busy (Failure to do so will report with a continuous
flashing LED) and then communicate with each device in turn to establish if a device is faulty. If a device is found to be faulty the relevant
device number will be displayed through the LED (Series of flashes which must be counted).

Flash Timing Example : e.g. error number 3

StBy LED

ON ON

OFF

OFF

LED Error Code

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RM-ED005

The operating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts
from the Operating Instruction Manual. The page numbers of
the Operating Instruction Manual remain as in the manual.

SECTION 1 GENERAL

1: Checking the
accessories

Remote RM-ED005 (1)

Size AA batteries (R6 type) (2)

Mains lead (Type BF) (1)

Coaxial cable (1)

Cable holder (1)

Support belt (1) and screws (2)

To insert batteries into the remote

Notes

• Observe the correct polarity when inserting batteries.

• Dispose of batteries in an environmental ly friendly way.
Certain regions may regulate disposal of the battery .
Please consult your local authority .

• Do not use different types of batteries t ogether or mix old
and new batteries.

• Handle the remote with care. Do not dro p or step on it, or
spill liquid of any kind onto it.

• Do not place the remote in a location near a heat source, or
in a place subject to direct sunlight, or in a damp room.

2: Connecting an aerial/
VCR

Connecting an aerial only

Connecting an aerial and VCR

Coaxial cable

(supplied)

Mains lead (supplied)

Scart lead (not supplied)

RF lead

(not supplied)

VCR

Mains lead
(supplied)

3: Bundling the cables

4: Preventing the TV
from toppling over

5: Selecting the
language and country/
region

1

Connect the TV to your mains socket (220­240V AC, 50Hz).

2

Press 1 on the TV (top side).

When you switch on the TV for the first time, the
Language menu appears on the screen.
When the TV is in standby mode (the

1

(standby)

indicator on the TV (front) is red), press "/1 on
the remote to switch on the TV.

2

3

1

1

2

3,4
3,4

2

Continued

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3

Press F/f to select the language
displayed on the menu screens, then press

.

4

Press F/f to select the country/region in
which you will operate the TV, then press

.

If the country/region in which you want to use the
TV does not appear in the list, select “-” instead of
a country/region.
The message confirming the TV start auto-tuning
appears on the screen, then go to “6: Auto-tuning
the TV”.

6: Auto-tuning the TV

The TV will now search for and store all availabl e TV
channels.

1

Before you start auto-tuning the TV, insert
a pre-recorded tape into the VCR
connected to the TV (page 4) and start play
back.

The video channel will be located and stored on
the TV during auto-tuning.
If no VCR is connected to the TV, this procedure
is not required. Go to step 2.

2

Press G to select “OK”, then press .

The TV starts searching for all available digital
channels, followed by all available analogue
channels. This may take some time, please be
patient and do not press any butt ons on the TV or
remote.

If a message appears for you t o confirm the aerial
connections

No digital or analo gue channels were found.
Check all the aerial connections and press to
start auto-tuning again.

3

When the Programme Sorting menu
appears on the screen, follow the steps of
“Programme Sorting” (page 29).

If you do not wish to change the order in which the
analogue channels are stored on the TV, go to step

3.

4

Press MENU to exit.

The TV has now tuned in all the available
channels.

4

2

Watching TV

1 Press 1 on the TV (top side) to switch on

the TV.

When the TV is in standby mode (t he 1 (standby)
indicator on the TV (front) is red), press "/1 on
the remote to switch on the TV.

2 Press DIGITAL to switch to digital mode or

ANALOG to switch to analogue mode.

The channels available vary depe nding on the
mode.

3 Press the number buttons or PROG +/- to

select a TV channel.

To select channel numbers 10 and above usi ng the
number buttons, enter the second and third digits
within two seconds.
To select a digital channel using the Digital
Electronic Programme Guide (EPG), see page 16.

In digital mode

An information banner appears briefly. The
following icons may be indicated on the ba nner.

Additional operations

3

1

22

3

: Interactive service is available (MHEG Digital

Text)

: Interactive service (MH EG Digital Text) is

currently disabled

: Radio service

: Scrambled/Subscription service

: Mu ltiple audio languages available

: Subtitles available

: Subtitles available for the hear ing impaired

: Recommended minimum age for current

programme (from 4 to 18 years)

: Parent al Lock

: Current programme is being recorded

To Do this

Turn off the TV
temporarily
(Standby mode)

Press "/1.

Turn on the TV
from Standby mode
without sound

Press %. Press 2 +/- to set the
volume level.

Turn off the TV
completely

Press 1 on the TV (top side).

Adjust the volume Press 2 + (increase)/

- (decrease).

Mute the sound Press %. Press again to restore.

Access the
Programme index
table (in analogue
mode only)

Press . To select an analogue
channel, press

F/f

, then press

.
To access the Input signal index
table, see page 19.

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Checking the Digital Electronic Programme Guide
(EPG) *

1

In digital mode, press to display the
Digital Electronic Programme Guide
(EPG).

2

Perform the desired operation, as shown in
the following table.

Note

Programme information will only be displayed if the T V
station is transmitting it.

* Please note that th is function may not be available in some countries.

Digital Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)

To Do this

Turn off the EPG Press .

Move through the EPG Press

F/f/G/g

.

Watch a current programme Press while the current programme is selected.

Sort the programme information by
category – Category list

1 Press the blue button .
2 Press

F/f/G/g

to select a category. The category name is

displayed on the side.

The categories available include:
“Favourite”: Contains all the chan nels that have been stored in the
Favourite list (page 18).
“All Categories”: Contains all available channels.
“News”: Contains all news chan nels.

3 Press .

The Digital Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) now only displays the
current programmes from the category selected.

Set a programme to be recorded – Timer
REC

1 Press F/f/G/g to select the future programme you want to

record.

2 Press .
3 Press

F/f

to select “Timer REC”.

4 Press to set the TV and your VCR timers.

A symbol ap pears by that programme’s information. The
indicator on the TV (front) lights up.

Notes

• You can set VCR timer recording on the TV only for Smartlin k compatible
VCRs. If your VCR is not Smartlink compatible, a message will be displayed to
remind you to set your VCR timer.

• Once a recording has begun, you can swi tch the TV to standby mode, but do not
switch off the TV completely or the recording may be cancelled.

• If an age restriction for programmes has be en selected, a message asking for pin
code will appear on the screen. For more details refer to “Parental Lock” on
page 32.

Viewing pictures from
connected equipment

Switch on the connected equipment, the n
perform one of the following operati on.

For equipment connected t o the scart sockets using a
fully-wired 21-pin scart lead

Start playback on the connect ed equipment.
The picture from the connected equipmen t appears on
the screen.

For an auto-tuned VCR (page6)

In analogue mode, press PROG +/-, or the number
buttons, to select the video channel.

For other connected equipment

Press / repeatedly until the correct input
symbol (see below) appears on the screen.

Additional operations

Using the Tools menu

Press TOOLS to display the following options when
viewing pictures from connected equipment other
than PC.

AV1/ AV1, AV2/ AV2:
Audio/video or RGB input signal through the scart
socket / 1 or 2. appears only if an RGB
source has been connected.

AV3:

Component input signal through the Y, P

B/CB

, PR/CR
sockets / 3, and audio input signal through the
L, R sockets / 3.

AV4:
Digital audio/video signal is inp ut through the HDMI IN
4 socket. Audio input signal is analog ue only if the
equipment has been connected using the DVI and audio
out socket.

AV5/ AV5:
Video input signal through the video socket 5, and
audio input signal through the L (MO NO), R audio
sockets 5. appears only if the equipment is
connected to the S video socket 5 instead of the
video socket 5, and S video input signal is input
through the S video so cket 5.

To Do this

Return to the norma l
TV operation

Press DIGITAL or ANALOG.

Access the Input
signal index table

Press to access the Input signa l
index table. (Then, only in
analogue mode, press

g

.) To

select an input source, press

F/f

,

then press .

Options Description

Power Saving See page 27.

Picture Mode See page 21.

Sound Mode See page 23.

Auto Clock Set (in
analogue mode only)

Allows you to switch to digital
mode and obtain the time.

Sleep Timer See page 26.

i Volume See page 24.

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Navigating through menus

“MENU” allows you to enjoy various convenient features of thi s TV. You can easily select channels or external
inputs with the remote. Also, settings for your TV can be changed easily using “MENU”.

1 Press MENU to display the menu.

2 Press

F/f

to select an option.

3 Press to confirm a selected option.

To exit the menu, press MENU.

1

2,3

Menu Description

\

Digital Favourites
(only in areas with
digital broadcasting)

Launches the Favourite list. For details about settings, see page 18.

Programme List
(only in areas with
analogue broadcasting)

Allows you to select TV programs from a list of channel labels.

• To watch the desired channel, select the channel, then press .

• To assign a label to a program, see page 29.

Analogue
(only in areas with
digital broadcasting)

Returns to the last viewed analogue channel.

Digital
(only in areas with
digital broadcasting)

Returns to the last viewed digital channel.

Digital EPG
(only in areas with
digital broadcasting)

Launches the Digital Electronic Programme Guide (EPG).
For details about settings, see page16.

External Inputs

Selects equipment connected to your TV.

• To watch the desired external input, select the input source, then
press .

• To assign a label to an external input, see page 26.

Settings

Opens the Settings menu screen where most of advanced settings and
adjustments are performed. Sele ct a menu icon, select an option and make the
desired change or adjustment using

F/f/G/g

.

For details about settings, see page21 to 32.

Picture menu

You can select the options listed below on the Picture
menu. To select options in “Settings”, see “Navigating
through menus” (page 20).

Target Inputs

Selects whether to apply settings made in the Picture menu to all inputs, or only to
the input currently being watched.
“All”: Applies settings to all inputs.
“Viewing Only”: Applies settings only to the current input.

Picture Mode

Selects the picture mode.
“Vivid”: For enhanced picture contrast and sharpness.
“Standard”: For standard picture. Recommended for home entert ainment.
“Custom”: Allows you to store your preferred settings.

Reset

Resets all picture settings except “Picture Mode” to the factory settings.

Backlight

Adjusts the brightness of the backl ight.

Contrast

Increases or decreases picture contrast.

Brightness

Brightens or darkens the picture.

Colour

Increases or decreases colour intensity.

Hue

Increases or decreases the green tones .

Tip

“Hue” can only be adjusted for an NTSC colour signal (e .g., U.S.A. video tapes).

Colour Temperature

Adjusts the whiteness of the picture.
“Cool”: Gives the white colours a blue tint.
“Neutral”: Gives the white colours a neutral tint.
“Warm1”/“Warm2”: Gives the white colours a red tint. “Warm2” g ives a redder tint
than “Warm1”.

Tip

“Warm1” and “Warm2” can only be selected when you set “Picture Mode” to “Custom”.

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Sound menu

You can select the options listed be low on the Sound
menu. To select options in “Settings”, see “Navigating
through menus” (page 20).

Target Inputs

Selects whether to apply settings made in the Sound menu to all inputs, or only to the
input currently being watched.
“All”: Applies settings to all inputs.
“Viewing Only”: Applies settings only to the current input.

Sound Mode

Selects the sound mode.
“Dynamic”: Enhances treble and bass.
“Standard”: For standard sound. Recommended for home entert ainment.
“Custom”: Flat response. Also allows you to store your preferred settings.

Reset

Resets all the sound settings to the factory settings.

Treble

Adjusts higher-pitched sounds.

Bass

Adjusts lower-pit ched sounds.

Balance

Emphasizes left or right speaker ba lance.

Auto Volume

Keeps a constant volume level even when volu me level gaps occur (e.g., adverts tend
to be louder than programmes).

Surround

Selects the surround mode.
“TruSurround XT”: For surround sound (for stereo programmes only).
“Simulated Stereo”: Adds a surround- like effect to mono programs.
“Off”: For normal stereo or mono reception.

BBE

Gives sound more impact by compensatin g for phase effects in speakers using the
“BBE High Definition Sound System”.

Screen menu

You can select the options listed below on the Screen
menu. To select options in “Settings”, see “Navigating
through menus” (page 20).

Target Inputs

Selects whether to apply settings made in the Screen menu to all inputs, or only to
the input currently being watched.
“All”: Applies settings to all inputs.
“Viewing Only”: Applies settings only to the current input.

Screen Format

For details about the screen format, see “To change the screen mode manually to suit
the broadcast” (page 14).

Auto Format

Automatically changes the screen format according to the broadcast signal. To keep
your setting, select “Off”.

Tips

• Even if you have selected “On” or “Off ” in “Auto Format”, you can always modify the
format of the screen by pressing repeatedly.

• “Auto Format” is available for PAL and SECAM signals only.

4:3 Default

Selects the default screen mode for use with 4:3 broadcasts.
“Smart”: Displays conventional 4:3 broadcasts with an imitation wide screen effect.
“4:3”: Displays conventional 4:3 broadcasts in the correct proportions.
“Off”: Keeps the current “Screen Format” setting when the channel or inpu t is
changed.

Tip

This option is available only if “Auto Format” is set to “On”.

Display Area

Adjusts the screen area displaying the picture.
“Normal”: Displays the picture in the original size.
“–1”/“–2”: Enlarges the picture to hide the edge of the pi cture.

Horizontal Shift

Adjusts the horizontal position of the picture for each screen format.

Vertical Shift

Adjusts the vertical position of the picture when the screen format is set to Zoom or
14:9.

Vertical Size

Adjusts the vertical size of the picture.

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Set-up menu

You can select the options listed below on the Set-up
menu. To select options in “Settings”, see “Navigating
through menus” (page 20).

Auto Start-up

Starts the “first time operation menu” to select the language and country/region, and
tune in all available digital and analogue channels. Usually, you do not need to do
this operation because the language and country/region will have been selected and
channels already tuned when the TV was first installed (page5, 6). However, this
option allows you to repeat the proc ess (e.g., to retune the TV after moving house,
or to search for new channels that have been laun ched by broadcasters).

Language

Selects the language in which the menus are displayed.

AV Preset

Assigns a name to any equipment connected to the side and rear sockets. The name
will be displayed briefly on the screen when the equipment is selected. You can skip
an input source that is not connected to any eq uipment.

1 Press

F/f

to select the desired input source, then press .

2 Press F/f to select the desired option below, then press .

Equipment labels: Uses one of the pres et labels to assign a name to connected
equipment.
“Edit”: Creates your own label. Follow steps 2 to 4 of “Programme Labels”
(page 29).
“Skip”: Skips an input source that is not connected to any equipment when yo u press

to select the input source.

Auto S Video

Selects the input signal from S video sockets

5 when /

5 sockets are both

connected.

Timer Settings

Sets the timer to turn on/off the TV.

Sleep Timer

Sets a period of time after which the TV automatically switches itself into standby
mode.
When the Sleep Timer is activated, the (Timer) indicator on the TV (front) lights
up in orange.

Tips

• If you switch off the TV and switch it on again, “Sleep Timer” is reset to “Off”.

• “TV will soon turn off by sleep timer.” appears on t he screen one minute before the TV
switches to standby mode.

PC Settings menu

You can select the options listed be low on the PC
Settings menu. To select options in “Settings”, see
“Navigating through menus” (page 20).

Screen Format

Selects a screen mode for displaying input from your PC.
“Normal”: Displays the picture in its original size.
“Full1”: Enlarges the picture to fill the display area, keeping its original horizontal­to-vertical aspect ratio.
“Full2”: Enlarges the picture to fill the display area.

Reset

Resets all the PC settings to the factory settings.

Auto Adjustment

Automatically adjusts the display position and phase of the picture when the TV
receives an input signal from the connected PC.

Tip

Auto Adjustment may not work well with certain input si gnals. In such cases, manually adjust
“Phase”, “Pitch”, “Horizontal Shift” and “Vertical Shift”.

Phase

Adjusts the phase when the screen flickers.

Pitch

Adjusts the pitch when the picture has unwan ted vertical stripes.

Horizontal Shift

Adjusts the horizontal position of the picture for each screen format.

Vertical Shift

Adjusts the vertical position of the picture for each screen format.

Power Management

Switches the TV to standby mode if no sign al is received for 30 seconds.

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Analogue Set-up menu (Analogue mode only)

You can change/set the analogue settings using t he
Analogue Set-up menu. To select options in
“Settings”, see “Navigating throug h menus”
(page 20).

1 Digit Direct

When “1 Digit Direct” is set to “On”, you can select an analogue channel using one
preset number button (0 - 9) on the remote.

Note

When “1 Digit Direct” is set to “On” , you cannot select channel numbers 10 and abov e entering
two digits using the remote.

Auto Tuning

Tunes in all the available analogue channels.
Usually you do not need to do this operat ion because the channels are already tuned
when the TV was first installed (page 5, 6). However, this option allows you to
repeat the process (e.g., to retune the TV after moving house, or to search for new
channels that have been launched by broadcasters).

Programme Sorting

Changes the order in which the analogue channels are stored on the TV.

1 Press

F/f

to select the channel you want to move to a new position,

then press .

2 Press

F/f

to select the new position for your channel, then press .

Programme Labels

Assigns a channel name of your choice up to five letters or numbers. The name will
be displayed briefly on the screen when the chann el is selected. (Names for channels
are usually taken automatically from Analogue Text (if available).)

1 Press

F/f

to select the channel you want to name, then press .

2 Press F/f to select the desired letter or number (“-” for a blank space),

then press

g

.

If you input a wrong character

Press G/g to select the wrong character. Then, press F/f to select the correct
character.

To delete all the characters

Select “Reset”, then press

.
3 Repeat the procedure in step 2 until the name is complete.
4 Select “OK”, then press .

Digital Set-up menu

You can change/set the digital settings using the
Digital Set-up menu. To select options in “Settings”,
see “Navigating through menus” (page 20).

Digital Tuning

Displays the “Digital Tuning” menu.

Digital Auto Tuning

Tunes in all the available digital channels.
Usually you do not need to do this operat ion because the channels are already tuned
when the TV was first installed (page 6). However, this option allows you to repeat
the process (e.g., to retune the TV after moving house, or to se arch for new channels
that have been launched by broadcasters).

Programme List Edit

Removes any unwanted digital chann els stored on the TV, and changes the order of
the digital channels stored on the TV.

1 Press

F/f

to select the channel you want to remove or move to a new

position.

If you know the programme number ( frequency)

Press the number buttons to enter the three-digit programme number of the broadcast
you want.

2 Remove or change the order of the digital channels as follows:

To remove the digital channe l

Press . A message that confirms whether the selected digital channel is to be
deleted appears. Press

G

to select “Yes”, then press .

To change the order of the digital channels

Press g, then press F/f to select the new position for the channel and press G.
Repeat the procedure in steps 1 and 2 to move other channels if required.

3 Press RETURN.

Digital Manual Tuning

Tunes the digital channels manua lly.

1 Press the number button to select the channel number you want to

manually tune, then press

F/f

to tune the channel.

2 When the available channels are found, press

F/f

to select the channel

you want to store, then pres s .

3 Press

F/f

to select the programme number where you want to store the

new channel, then press .

Repeat the procedure above to tune other channels manua lly.

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Connecting optional equipment

You can connect a wide range of optio nal equipment to your TV. Connecting cables are not supplied.

Connecting to the TV (side)

Headphones

S VHS/Hi8/DVC
camcorder

To connect Do this

Conditional Access
Module (CAM) A

To use Pay Per View services.
For details, refer to the instruction
manual supplied with your CAM.
To use the CAM, remove the
rubber cover from the CAM slot.
Switch off the TV when inserting
your CAM into the CAM slot.
When you do not use the CAM, we
recommend that you replace the
cover on the CAM slot.

S VHS/Hi8/DVC
camcorder B

Connect to the S video socket

5 or the video socket 5,
and the audio sockets 5. To
avoid picture noise, do not connect
the camcorder to the video socket

5 and the S video socket

5 at the same time. If you
connect mono equipment, conne ct
to the L socket 5.

Headphones C Connect to the i socket to listen to

sound from the TV on headph ones.

Connecting to the TV (rear)

DVD player
with component output

DVD player

Decoder

DVD recorder

VCR

Hi-Fi

Video game equipment

DVD player

Digital satellite receiver

PC

Decoder

To connect Do this

PC D Connect to the PC /

sockets. It is recommended to use
a PC cable with ferrites.

Digital satellite
receiver or DVD
player E

Connect to the HDMI IN 4 socket
if the equipment has a HDMI
socket. The digital video and a udio
signals are input from the
equipment. If the equipment has a
DVI socket, connect the DVI
socket to the HDMI IN 4 socket
through a DVI - HDMI adaptor
interface (not supplied), and
connect the equipment’s audio out
sockets to the audio in HD MI IN 4
sockets.

Note

The HDMI sockets only support the
following video inputs: 480i , 480p,
576i, 576p, 720p and 1080i. T o
connect a PC, please use the P C input
socket.

DVD player with
component output

F

Connect to the component sockets
and the audio sockets / 3.

Video game
equipment, DVD
player or decoder

G

Connect to the scart socket /

1. When you connect the
decoder, the scrambled signal from
the TV tuner is output to the
decoder, then the unscrambled
signal is output from the decode r.

DVD recorder or
VCR that supports
SmartLink H

Connect to the scart socket /

2. SmartLink is a direct l ink
between the TV and a VCR/DVD
recorder.

Hi-Fi audio
equipment I

Connect to the audio output
sockets to listen to the sound
from the TV on Hi-Fi audio
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Specifications

Display Unit

Power Requirements:

220–240 V AC, 50 Hz

Screen Size:

KDL-46S2000/KDL-46S2010:

46 inches (Approx. 116.9 cm measured diagonally)

KDL-40S2000/KDL-40S2010:

40 inches (Approx. 101.6 cm measured diagonally)

KDL-32S2000/KDL-32S2010:

32 inches (Approx. 80.1 cm measured diagonally)

KDL-26S2000/KDL-26S2010:

26 inches (Approx. 66.1 cm measured diagonally)

Display Resolution:

1,366 dots (horizontal) × 768 lines (vertical)

Power Consumption:

KDL-46S2000/KDL-46S2010: 250 W
KDL-40S2000/KDL-40S2010: 180 W
KDL-32S2000/KDL-32S2010: 125 W
KDL-26S2000/KDL-26S2010: 100 W

Standby Power Consumption:

0.3 W

Dimensions (w × h × d):

KDL-46S2000/KDL-46S2010:

Approx. 1,120 × 805 × 334 mm (with stand)
Approx. 1,120 × 755 × 116 mm (without stand)

KDL-40S2000/KDL-40S2010:

Approx. 988 × 716 × 334 mm (with stand)
Approx. 988 × 664 × 103 mm (without stand)

KDL-32S2000/KDL-32S2010:

Approx. 792 × 593 × 219 mm (with stand)
Approx. 792 × 546 × 99 mm (without stand)

KDL-26S2000/KDL-26S2010:

Approx. 658 × 516 × 219 mm (with stand)
Approx. 658 × 470 × 94 mm (without stand)

Mass:

KDL-46S2000/KDL-46S2010:

Approx. 34 kg (with stand)
Approx. 28 kg (without stand)

KDL-40S2000/KDL-40S2010:

Approx. 27 kg (with stand)
Approx. 21 kg (without stand)

KDL-32S2000/KDL-32S2010:

Approx. 17 kg (with stand)
Approx. 15 kg (without stand)

KDL-26S2000/KDL-26S2010:

Approx. 13 kg (with stand)
Approx. 11 k

g (without stand)

Panel System

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Panel

TV System

Analogue: Depending on your country/region selection:

B/G/H, D/K, L, I

Digital: DVB-T

Colour/Video System

Analogue: PAL, SECAM

NTSC 3.58, 4.43 (only Video In)

Digital: MPEG-2 MP@ML

Aerial

75 ohm external terminal for VHF/UHF

Channel Coverage

Analogue: VHF: E2–E12

UHF: E21–E69
CATV: S1–S20
HYPER: S21–S41
D/K: R1–R12, R21–R69
L: F2–F10, B–Q, F21–F69
I: UHF B21–B69

Digital: VHF/UHF

Terminals

/1
21-pin Scart connector (CENELEC standard) including
audio/video input, RGB input, and TV audio/video
output.

/ 2 (SmartLink)
21-pin Scart connector (CENELEC standard) including
audio/video input, RGB input, selectable audio/video
output, and SmartLink interface.

3
Supported formats: 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i
Y: 1 Vp-p, 75 ohms, 0.3V negative sync

P

B/CB

: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms

P

R/CR

: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms
3
Audio input (phono jacks)
500 mVrms
Impedance: 47 kilo ohms

HDMI IN 4

Video: 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i
Audio: Two channel linear PCM

32, 44.1 and 48 kHz, 16, 20 and 24 bits,
or analogue audio input (phono jacks)

5 S video input (4-pin mini DIN)
5 Video input (phono jack)
5Audio input (phono jacks)

Audio output (Left/Right) (phono jacks)

PC PC Input (15 Dsub) (see page 37)

G: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms, non Sync on Green
B: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms, non Sync on Green
R: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 ohms, non Sync on Green
HD: 1-5 Vp-p
VD: 1-5 Vp-p

PC audio input (minijack)

i Headphones jack

CAM (Conditional Access Module) slot

Additional Information

Sound Output

10 W + 10 W

Supplied Accessories

Refer to “1: Checking the accessories” on page4.

Optional Accessories

• Wall-Mount Bracket
SU-WL51 (for KDL-46S2000/KDL-46S2010/
KDL-40S2000/KDL-40S2010)
SU-WL31 (for KDL-32S2000/KDL-32S2010/
KDL-26S2000/KDL-26S2010)

Design and specifications are subject to change
without notice.

PC Input Signal Reference Chart

• This TV’s PC input does not support Sync on Green or Composite Sync.

• This TV’s PC input does not support interlaced signals.

• This TV’s PC input supports the boldfaced signals in the above chart with a 60 Hz vertical frequency.

• For the best picture quality, it is recommended to use signals with a 60 Hz vertical frequency from a personal computer. In plug
and play, signals with a 60 Hz vertical frequency will be selected automatically.

Signals Horizontal (Pixel) Vertical (Line)

Horizontal
frequency
(kHz)

Vert ical
frequency (Hz)

Standard

VGA 640 480 31.5 60 VGA

640 480 37.5 75 VESA

720 400 31.5 70 VGA-T

SVGA 800 600 37.9 60 VESA Guidelines

800 600 46.9 75 VESA

XGA 1024 768 48.4 60 VESA Guidelines

1024 768 56.5 70 VESA

1024 768 60 75 VESA

WXGA 1280 768 47.4 60 VESA

1280 768 47.8 60 VESA

1360 768 47.7 60 VESA

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Troubleshooting

Check whether the 1 (standby) indicat or is flashing in red.

When it is flashing

The self-diagnosis function is activated.

1 Measure how long the 1 (standby) indicator flashes and stops flashing.

For example, the indicator flashes for two seconds, stops flashing for one sec ond, and flashes for two seconds.

2 Press 1 on the TV (top side) to switch it off, disconnect the mains lead, and inform your dealer or

Sony service centre of how the indicator flashes (duration and interval).

When it is not flashing
1 Check the items in the tables below.
2 If the problem still persists, have your TV serviced by qualified service personnel.

Picture

Problem Cause/Remedy

No picture (screen is dark) an d
no sound

• Check the aerial connection.

• Connect the TV to the mains, and press 1 on the TV (top side).

• If the 1 (standby) indicator lights up in red, press "/1.

No picture or no menu
information from equipment
connected to the scar t
connector

• Check that the optional equipment is on and press / repeatedly until
the correct input symbol is displayed on the screen.

• Check the connection between the optional equipment and the TV.

Double images or ghosting

• Check ae rial/cable connections.

• Check the aerial location and direction.

Only snow and noise appear
on the screen

• Che ck if the aerial is broken or bent.

• Check i f the aerial has reached the end of its serviceable life (three to five
years in normal use, one to two years at the seaside).

Distorted picture (dotted lines
or stripes)

• Keep the TV away from electrical noise sources such as cars, motorcycles,
hair-dryers or optical equipment.

• When installing optional equipment, leave some space between the optional
equipment and the TV.

• Make sure that the aerial is connected using the supplied c oaxial cable.

• Keep the aerial cabl e away from other connecting cables.

Picture noise when viewing a
TV channel

• Select “Manual Programme Preset” in the “Analogue Set-up” menu and
adjust “AFT” (Automatic Fine Tuning) to obtain better picture reception
(page 30).

Some tiny black points and/or
bright points on the screen

• The p icture of a display unit is composed of pixels. Tiny black points and/or
bright points (pixels) on the screen do not indicate a malfunction.

No colour on programmes

• Select “Rese t” in the “Picture” menu to return to the factory settings
(page 21).

No colour or irre gular colour
when viewing a signal from the
Y, PB/CB, PR/CR jacks of 3

• Che ck the connection of the Y, PB/CB, PR/CR jacks of 3.

• Make sure that t he Y, PB/CB, PR/CR jacks of 3 are firmly seated in their
respective sockets.

Sound

Problem Cause/Remedy

No sound, but good picture

• Press 2 +/– or % (Mute).

• Check t hat “Speaker” is set to “On” in the “Set-up” menu (page 27).

Noisy sound

• See the “Pi cture noise” causes/remedies on page 38.

Channels

Problem Cause/Remedy

The desired channel cannot be
selected

• Switc h between digital and analogue mode and select the desired di gital/
analogue channel.

Some channels are blank

• Scramb led/Subscription only channel. Subscribe to the Pay Per View
service.

• Cha nnel is used only for data (no picture or sound).

• Contact the broadcaster for transmission details.

Digital channel is not displayed

• Contact a local installer to find out if digital transmissions are provided in
your area.

• Upgrad e to a higher gain aerial.

General

Problem Cause/Remedy

The TV turns off automatically
(the TV enters standby mode)

• Check if the “Sleep Timer” is activated, or confirm the “Duration” setting of
“On Timer” (page 26).

• If no signal i s received and no operation is performed in the TV mode for
10 minutes, the TV automatically switches to standby mode.

The TV turns on automatically

• Check i f the “On Timer” is activated (page 27).

Some input sources cannot be
selected

• Select “AV Preset” in the “Set-up” menu and cancel “Skip” of the input
source (page 26).

The remote does not function

• Replace the b atteries.

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SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY

2-2. STAND REMOVAL

2-1. REAR COVER REMOVAL

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2-3. VESA BRACKET REMOVAL

2-4. SHIELD COVER REMOVAL

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2-5. SPEAKER REMOVAL

2-6. AC INLET REMOVAL

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2-7. AE and TUE BOARD REMOVAL

2-8. BE and FEE BOARD REMOVAL

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2-9. G1 or G2 BOARD REMOVAL

2-10. H1E BOARD REMOVAL

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2-11. H2E or H46E BOARD REMOVAL

2-12. H3E BOARD REMOVAL

H2E or H46E Board

H2E or H46E Board

H2E or H46E Board Bracket

H2E or H46E Board Bracket

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2-13. SHIELD BASE REMOVAL

2-14. LCD PANEL REMOVAL

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AD-Adjust RF Spec Spec.

Reference register name

S-REG: APL_LUMA TARGET_Y_RF±2

Service adjustments to this model can be performed using the
supplied remote Commander RM-ED005.

3. The following menu will then appear on the screen.

4. Move to the relevant command using the up or down arrow
buttons on the remote commander.

5. Press the right arrow button to enter into the required menu item.

6. Press the ‘Menu’ button on the remote commander to quit the
Service Mode when all adjustments have been completed.

Note :

• After carrying out the service adjustments, to prevent the
customer accessing the ‘Service Menu’ switch the TV set OFF

and then ON.

1. Turn on the power to the TV set and enter into the stand-by
mode.

2. Press the following sequence of buttons on the Remote
Commander.

SECTION 3 SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS

3-1. How to enter Service Mode

i+

5

+

(ON SCREEN (DIGIT 5) (VOLUME +) (TV)
DISPLAY)

I/

TV

3-2-2.

Y signal calibration1 adjustment for

terrestrial analog.

1. Input PAL colour bar 75%Y, 75%C via terrestrial input.

2. Send ECS_ADJUST_TCD3_CONT_RF command.

3. Read the value of S-REG:APL_LUMA via ECS. Confirming that

the value is within spec of the table below.

3-2-3.

Set up of C signal calibration1 adjustment

for terrestrial analog.

1. Input PAL colour bar 75%Y, 75%C via terrestrial input.

2. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

3. Ensure noise reduction NR=3 (High), GAMMA_EN=0,

P4_CVD2_85=0.

3-2-1.

Set up of AD calibration1 adjustment for

terrestrial analog.

The following adjustments are done via ECS.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

2. Ensure noise reduction NR=3 (High), GAMMA_EN=0,

P4_CVD2_85=0.

3. Set the following registration items.

3-2. Signal Level Adjustment

Screen Size 26" 32" 40" 46"

TARGET_Y_RF(PAL) 165 165 165 165

ADJ_COLOR_Y_ATT(PAL) 128 128 128 128

ADJ_COLOR_PAL(PAL) 3 3 3 3

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3-2-4.

C signal calibration1 adjustment for

terrestrial analog.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_TCD3_HUE_RF command.

2. Read S-REG: READ_BACK_B00 via ECS. (READ_AREA=0).

3. Read S-REG: READ_BACK_B01 via ECS. (READ_AREA=6).

4. Confirm that 8 bits of MSB of item number 2) and 3) are within

spec of the table below.

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3-2-5.

Set up of AD calibration1 adjustment for

video.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

2. Ensure noise reduction NR=1 (Low), GAMMA_EN=0,

P4_CVD2_85=0.

3. Set the following registration items.

3-2-6.

Y signal calibration1 adjustment for video.

1. Input PAL colour bar 75%Y, 75%C via AV1 input.

2. Send ECS_ADJUST_TCD3_CONT_V command.

3. Read the value of S-REG:APL_LUMA via ECS. Confirming that

the value is within spec of the table below.

Screen Size 26" 32" 40" 46"

TARGET_Y_V(PAL) 165 165 165 165

ADJ_COLOR_Y_ATT(PAL) 128 128 128 128

ADJ_COLOR_PAL(PAL) 3 3 3 3

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AD-Adjust Video Spec Spec.

Reference register name

S-REG: APL_LUMA TARGET_Y_V±2

5. Switch the TV set OFF and then ON again to retain adjustment

values.

3-2-7.

Set up of C signal calibration1 adjustment

for video.

1. Input PAL colour bar 75%Y, 75%C via AV1 input.

2. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

3. Ensure noise reduction NR=1 (Low), GAMMA_EN=0,

P4_CVD2_85=0.

4. Set the following registration items.

Screen Size 26" 32" 40" 46"

ADJ_COLOR_Y_ATT(PAL) 128 128 128 128

ADJ_COLOR_PAL(PAL) 3 3 3 3

3-2-8.

C signal calibration1 adjustment for video.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_TCD3_HUE_V command.

2. Read S-REG: READ_BACK_B00 via ECS. (READ_AREA=0).

3. Read S-REG: READ_BACK_B01 via ECS. (READ_AREA=6).

4. Confirm that 8 bits of MSB of item number 2) and 3) are within

spec of the table below.

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5. Read S-REG: TCD3_SATURATION via ECS.

6. Switch the TV set OFF and then ON again to retain adjustment

values.

Screen Size 26" 32" 40" 46"

TARGET_Y_V(SECAM) 165 165 165 165

ADJ_COLOR_Y_ATT(SECAM) 128 128 128 128

ADJ_COLOR_PAL(SECAM) 2 2 2 2

3-2-9.

Set up of AD calibration2 adjustment for

video.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

2. Ensure noise reduction NR=1 (Low), GAMMA_EN=0,

P4_CVD2_85=0.

3. Set the following registration items.

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3-2-10.

Y signal calibration2 adjustment for video.

1. Input SECAM colour bar 75%Y, 75%C via AV1 input.

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1. Ensure TEST_PATTEN_ON=1.

2. Ensure TEST_G_LEVEL=204.

3. Ensure TEST_R_LEVEL=0.

4. Ensure TEST_B_LEVEL=0.

5. Measure brightness A.

6. Ensure TEST_G_LEVEL=102.

7. Ensure TEST_R_LEVEL=0.

8. Ensure TEST_B_LEVEL=0.

9. Measure brightness B.

10. Set up G_GAMMA_OFST_01=brightness B/brightness

A*10000. The result is written to G_GAMMA_OFST_01.

11. Send Gamma_Tbl_Search_1 command.

12. Ensure TEST_G_LEVEL=153.

3-3-2. Set up Trident internal SG and brightness
measurement

13. Ensure TEST_R_LEVEL=0.

14. Ensure TEST_B_LEVEL=0.

15. Measure brightness C.

16. Set up G_GAMMA_OFST_02=brightness C/brightness

A*10000. The result is written to G_GAMMA_OFST_02.

17. Send Gamma_Tbl_Search_2 command.

18. Save set up value in NVM in register G_GAM_IDX_OFST.

20IRE

TEST_R_LEVEL 51

TEST_G_LEVEL 51

TEST_B_LEVEL 51

3-4. White Balance Adjustment

The following adjustments are done via ECS.

3-4-1. Set up mode for White Balance Adjustment

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

2. Ensure COL_MATRIX_INDEX=15.

3. Ensure hreg p1_d_p_26=0 and hreg p1_d_p_28=0.

4. Ensure DYNAMIC_EN=0.

3-4-2. White Balance of colour temperature “High”

1. Set up COLOR_TEMP=0.

2. Set up GAMMA_OFF=15.

3. R_GAMMA_OFST_01=128

R_GAMMA_OFST_02=128

R_GAMMA_OFST_03=128

R_GAMMA_OFST_04=128

B_GAMMA_OFST_01=128

B_GAMMA_OFST_02=128

B_GAMMA_OFST_03=128

Set up B_GAMMA_OFST_04=128.

4. Set up “Wait”.

5. Set up the correct values for 20IRE for TEST_R_LEVEL,

TEST_G_LEVEL and TEST_B_LEVEL.

2. Send ECS_ADJUST_TCD3_CONT_V command.

3. Read the value of S-REG:APL_LUMA via ECS. Confirming that

the value is within spec of the table below.

AD-Adjust Video Spec Spec.

Reference register name

S-REG: APL_LUMA TARGET_Y_V±2

3-2-11.

Set up of C signal calibration2 adjustment

for video.

1. Input SECAM colour bar 75%Y, 75%C via AV1 input.

2. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

3. Ensure noise reduction NR=1 (Low), GAMMA_EN=0,

P4_CVD2_85=0.

4. Set the following registration items.

Screen Size 26" 32" 40" 46"

ADJ_COLOR_Y_ATT(SECAM) 128 128 128 128

ADJ_COLOR_PAL(SECAM) 2 2 2 2

3-2-12.

C signal calibration2 adjustment for video.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_TCD3_HUE_V command.

2. Read S-REG: READ_BACK_B00 via ECS. (READ_AREA=0).

3. Read S-REG: READ_BACK_B01 via ECS. (READ_AREA=6).

4. Confirm that 8 bits of MSB of item number 2) and 3) are within

spec of the table below.

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5. Read S-REG: TCD3_SATURATION via ECS.

6. Switch the TV set OFF and then ON again to retain adjustment

values.

3-3. Gamma Adjustment

The following adjustments are done via ECS.

Note: Before Gamma adjustment can begin the set needs 1 hour aging.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command.

2. Ensure COL_MATRIX_INDEX=15.

3. Ensure hreg p1_d_p_26=0 and hreg p1_d_p_28=0.

4. Ensure G_GAMMA_IDX_OFST=15.

5. Ensure DYNAMIC_EN=0.

3-3-1. Set up mode for Gamma Adjustment

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(*1) If adjustment results exceed the tolerance please extend

the tolerance to 0.6JND.

80IRE

TEST_R_LEVEL 204

TEST_G_LEVEL 204

TEST_B_LEVEL 204

40IRE

TEST_R_LEVEL 102

TEST_G_LEVEL 102

TEST_B_LEVEL 102

X Y Tol er anc e

26"

20IRE 0.263 0.274 0.5JND(*1)

40IRE 0.268 0.273 0.5JND(*1)

60IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

80IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

32"

0.27 0.271 0.5JND

40" 0.272 0.272 0.5JND

46" 0.273 0.274 0.5JND

6. Adjust R_GAMMA_OFST_01 and B_GAMMA_OFST_01

chroma values so that they are within tolerance in the table below.

10. Adjust R_GAMMA_OFST_03 and B_GAMMA_OFST_03

chroma values so that they are within tolerance in the table below.

ERI06

LEVEL_R_TSET351

LEVEL_G_TSET351

LEVEL_B_TSET351

7. Set up the correct values for 40IRE for TEST_R_LEVEL,

TEST_G_LEVEL and TEST_B_LEVEL.

8. Adjust R_GAMMA_OFST_02 and B_GAMMA_OFST_02

chroma values so that they are within tolerance in the table below.

9. Set up the correct values for 60IRE for TEST_R_LEVEL,

TEST_G_LEVEL and TEST_B_LEVEL.

11. Set up the correct values for 80IRE for TEST_R_LEVEL,

TEST_G_LEVEL and TEST_B_LEVEL.

12. Adjust R_GAMMA_OFST_04 and B_GAMMA_OFST_04

chroma values so that they are within tolerance in the table below.

13. Write R_GAMMA_OFST_01~R_GAMMA_OFST_04 and

B_GAMMA_OFST_01~B_GAMMA_OFST_04 in the NVM.

14. Write R_GAMMA_OFST_04~R_GAMMA_OFST_05 and

B_GAMMA_OFST_04~B_GAMMA_OFST_05 in the NVM.

15. Set up TEST_PATTEN_ON=0.

16. Set up COL_MATRIX_INDEX=30.

17. Set up hreg_p1_d_p_26=3.

18. Set up hreg_p1_d_p_28=3.

19. Set up DYNAMIC_EN=0xffff

20. Set up COLOR_TEMP=1.

21. Write the correct values for R_DRV, B_DRV, R_BKG and B_BKG

from the table below.

X Y Tol er an ce

26"

20IRE 0.263 0.274 0.5JND(*1)

40IRE 0.268 0.273 0.5JND(*1)

60IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

80IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

32" 0.27 0.271 0.5JND

40"

0.272 0.272 0.5JND

46"

0.273 0.274 0.5JND

X Y Tol er anc e

26"

20IRE 0.263 0.274 0.5JND(*1)

40IRE 0.268 0.273 0.5JND(*1)

60IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

80IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

32"

0.27 0.271 0.5JND

40" 0.272 0.272 0.5JND

46" 0.273 0.274 0.5JND

X Y Tol er anc e

26"

20IRE 0.263 0.274 0.5JND(*1)

40IRE 0.268 0.273 0.5JND(*1)

60IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

80IRE 0.265 0.272 0.5JND(*1)

32"

0.27 0.271 0.5JND

40" 0.272 0.272 0.5JND

46" 0.273 0.274 0.5JND

(*1) If adjustment results exceed the tolerance please extend

the tolerance to 0.6JND.

(*1) If adjustment results exceed the tolerance please extend

the tolerance to 0.6JND.

(*1) If adjustment results exceed the tolerance please extend

the tolerance to 0.6JND.

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3-5. Panel Replacement

When replacing the panel please reset the gamma and white balance
before performing W/B (See page 27) for new panel.

3-6. Board Replacement

3-6-1. AE Board Replacement

When replacing the ‘AE’ board please readjust the AD (See page 25)
and readjust the W/B (See page 27).

3-6-2. BE Board Replacement

When replacing the ‘BE’ board please readjust the AD (See page 25)
and readjust the W/B (See page 27).

Note :

In the event of a ‘BE’ board being re-used in service please
ensure that the Serial number is cleared in the NVM.

COLOR_TEMP=1

R_DRV B_DRV R_BKG B_BKG

26" TBD TBD TBD TBD

32" 262 240 504 504

40" 253 235 515 507

46" TBD TBD TBD TBD

22. Send ECS COLOR_SAVE command.

23. Set up COLOR_TEMP=2.

24. Write the correct values for R_DRV, B_DRV, R_BKG and B_BKG

from the table below.

COLOR_TEMP=2

R_DRV B_DRV R_BKG B_BKG

26"

TBD TBD TBD TBD

32"

262 218 507 509

40"

251 219 517 505

46"

TBD TBD TBD TBD

25. Send ECS COLOR_SAVE command.

26. Set up COLOR_TEMP=3.

27. Write the correct values for R_DRV, B_DRV, R_BKG and B_BKG

from the table below.

COLOR_TEMP=3

R_DRV B_DRV R_BKG B_BKG

26"

TBD TBD TBD TBD

32"

265 189 509 516

40"

260 198 511 500

46"

TBD TBD TBD TBD

28. Send ECS COLOR_SAVE command.

29. Switch the TV set OFF and then ON again to retain adjustment

values.

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4-1. BLOCK DIAGRAMS (1)

IC5000

VIDEO PROCESSOR

RX0-

V6

W9

Y8

W6

Y9

W8

Y6

Y10

V8

Y5

V4

U4

W4

Y4

V9

M2

M1

N2

N1

P2

P1

L2

L1

U11

T11

W11

Y11

U12

V12

D19

C20

T10

Y20

C13

C11

B11

A11

A10

B10

C10

D10

D9

A8

B8

D6

A5

B5

A4

C5

A3

A2

A1

C8

D8

D7

C7

B7

C1

C2

C3

D3

K17

B2

B6

B9

B12

B1

A6

A9

A12

F1

F2

F4

G4

G3

G2

G1

H1

H2

H3

H4

Y7

Y-G1

D2-IN-L3/MODE

Y/CV

C

CN9000

1

HDMI

CONNECTOR

1

2

4

7

Q5001

BUFFER

TO G1/G2

BOARD
CN6200

3

2

17

16

IC5201

FET BUS SWITCH

MCLK0

CPU-CS

B1

PB-B1

PB-R1

Y-G2

PB-B2

PR-R2

Y-G3

PB-B3

PR-R3

FB1

FS1

FB2

FS2

CVBS1

C

TMDS-RX0-

HDMI-MCLK

PLUG-DET

V BLK

MD(0)

DSDA

DSCL

AUDIO CLK

SCK

WS

SDO

INTN

DPB VS

RESET TR

MD0

IC5500 DDR SRAM

158

64

63

PO1/DACKOX

49

CN1001

TO H3 BOARD

CN301

BE ( )

MAIN MICRO PROCESSOR

& VIDEO PROCESSOR

B13

A13

D12

A7

F3

W10

U8

V10

U10

TMDS-RX0+

TMDS-RX1-

TMDS-RX1+

TMDS-RX2-

TMDS-RX2+

TMDS-CLK-

TMDS-CLK+

DDC-SDA

DDC-SCL

HDMI-SCK

HDMI-WS

HDMI-SDO

INTN

MD(1)

MD(2)

MD(3)

MD(4)

MD(5)

MD(6)

MD(7)

MD(8)

MD(9)

MD(10)

MD(11)

MD(12)

MD(13)

MD(14)

MD(15)

MD(16)

MD(17)

MD(18)

MD(19)

MD(20)

MD(21)

MD(22)

MD(23)

MD(24)

MD(25)

MD(26)

MD(27)

MD(28)

MD(29)

MD(30)

MD(31)

62

61

60

59

58

57

47

48

46

45

43

44

42

41

70

71

69

72

68

67

66

65

56

55

54

53

51

52

50

49

141

9

11

8

10

37

40

38

39

25

24

23

22

21

20

19

18

17

16

15

14

12

13

6

5

7

MD(27)

MD(28)

MD(29)

MD(30)

MD(31)

MD(21)

MD(22)

MD(23)

MD(24)

MD(25)

MD(26)

MD(15)

MD(16)

MD(17)

MD(18)

MD(19)

MD(20)

MD(0)

MD(1)

MD(2)

MD(3)

MD(4)

MD(5)

MD(6)

MD(7)

MD(8)

MD(9)

MD(10)

MD(11)

MD(12)

MD(13)

MD(14)

RESET TR

INPUT V

DQS(3)

DQS(2)

DQS(1)

DQS(0)

DQS(3)

DQS(2)

DQS(1)

DQS(0)

DQM(3)

DQM(2)

DQM(1)

DQM(0)

DQM(3)

DQM(2)

DQM(1)

DQM(0)

MA(11) MA(11)

MA(10)

MA(9)

MA(8)

MA(7)

MA(6)

MA(5)

MA(4)

MA(3)

MA(2)

MA(1)

MA(0)

MA(4)

MA(3)

MA(2)

MA(1)

MA(0)

MA(8)

MA(7)

MA(6)

MA(5)

MA(10)

MA(9)

3

4

1

2

107

K3 DQ23

K2 DQ22

J2 DQ21

J3 DQ20

G2 DQ19

G3 DQ18

F2 DQ17

F3 DQ16

D2 DQ6

E2 DQ7

D3 DQ5

C2 DQ4

B6 DQ2

B5 DQ3

C6 DQ1

B7 DQ0

B9 DQ29

C9 DQ30

B10 DQ28

B8 DQ31

C13 DQ27

D12 DQ26

D13 DQ25

E13 DQ24

F12 DQ15

F13 DQ14

G12 DQ13

G13 DQ12

J13 DQ10

J12 DQ11

K12 DQ9

K13 DQ8

PB5/INT13/ICU1

H13 DQS1

B13 DQS3

B2 DQS0

H2 DQS2

B3 DQM0

B12 DQM3

H12 DQM1

H3 DQM2

M7 A11

L6 A10

M8 A9

N11 A8/AP

N10 A7

N9 A6

M9 A5

N8 A4

N7 A3

M6 A2

N6 A1

N5 A0 N13V REF

M12 CK

M11 CK

N2 CS

N12 CKE

L3 WE

M2 RAS

L2 CAS

M5 BA0

N4 BA0

BA0

E3

RX0+

RX1-

RX1+

RX2-

RX2+

RXC-

RXC+

PWR 5V

MD1

MD2

MD3

MD4

MD5

MD6

MD7

MD8

MD9

MD10

MD11

MD12

MD13

MD14

MD15

MD16

MD17

MD18

MD19

MD20

MD21

MD22

MD23

MD24

MD25

MD26

MD27

MD28

MD29

MD30

MD31

DRVS

DQS3

DQS2

DQS1

DQS0

DQM3

DQM2

DQM1

DQM0

MA11

MA10

MA9

MA8

MA7

MA6

MA5

MA4

MA3

MA2

MA1

MA0

PC-G

PC-B

PC-R

AIN-HS

AIN-VS

PC-G

PC-B

PC-R

PC-H

PC-V

E1

D1

J4

K2

K1

J2

J1

K4

K3

E20

BA0

BA1

CAS#

RAS#

WE#

CKE

CS#

MCLK0#

MV REF

F19

F18

F17

F20

G17

G18

G19

G20

H20

H19

H18

D20

E19

15

18

RD#

WR#

ALE

B2

B3

B4

4

19

A1

A2

A3

3

IC9711

INVERTER GATE

1A

12A6

1Y

ALE-PX

CS-PX

2

19

13

12

B5

11

14

B6

B7

B8

3

4

A1

A2

A3

17

16

15

18

6

5

7

8

9

IC5202

FET BUS SWITCH

B1

B2

B3

B4A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

OE

RD#

WR#

OE AD7

AD6

AD5

AD4

AD3

AD2

AD1

AD0

AD7

AD6

AD5

AD4

AD3

AD2

AD1

AD0

D2-IN-SW/FB

D1-IN-L3/MODE

D1-IN-SW/FB

D2-IN-CR

D2-IN-CB

D2-IN-Y

D1-IN-CR

D1-IN-CB

D1-IN-Y

D3-IN-CR

D3-IN-CB

D3-IN-Y

Q5000

BUFFER

W19

V18

W18

Y18

Y17

W17

V17

U17

Y15

DY0-AEP

DY1-AEP

DY2-AEP

DY3-AEP

DY4-AEP

DY5-AEP

DY6-AEP

DY7-AEP

DCLK-AEP

W1

Y1

B14

X5000

A14

2 3

41

L5000

INDUCTOR

B15

A15

2 3

41

L5001

INDUCTOR

B16

A16

2 3

41

L5002

INDUCTOR

B17

A17

2 3

41

L5003

INDUCTOR

B18

A18

2 3

41

L5004

INDUCTOR

RA-

RA+

RB-

RB+

RC-

RC+

RCLK-

RCLK+

RD-

RD+

Q9003

BUFFER

IC9001

EEPROM

7

6

WRT-PRT

2

7

IC9002

LEVEL SHIFTER

SCL A

6

3 5

WP

SCL

SDA

PLUG-DET

SDA A

SCL B

SDA B

DDC-SCL

DDC-SDA

CLK-

L9000 0uH

15

16

12
10

23

4

CLK+

1

23

4

1D1-6

4

23

4

D1+

1

23

4

L9002 0uH

L9001 0uH

L9003 0uH

D0+

D0-

D2­D2+

7

9

3
1

DDC-CLK

DDC-DAT

18

Q9000

SWITCH

Q9001

SWITCH

19

DDC +5v

HPD

TDMS-CLK­TDMS-CLK+

TDMS-RX0­TDMS-RX0+

TDMS-RX1­TDMS-RX1+

TDMS-RX2­TDMS-RX2+

HDMI-RST

TDMS

CN4700

RESET DY0-AEP

DY1-AEP

DY2-AEP

DY3-AEP

DY4-AEP

DY5-AEP

DY6-AEP

DY7-AEP

DCLK-AEP

3

5

7

9

11

13

15

17

19

1 M-RST

AC DET

U2-TX

U-ACT

SPI-STATUS

U-CE

U-CLK

UD-OUT

U-DIN

DTT-RST

TO FEE BOARD

CN3400

30 RA-

RA+

RB-

RB+

RC-

RC+

RCLK-

RCLK+

RD-

RD+

28

26

24

22

20

18

16

14

12

6

4

1

DCC

DCC-LUT

DCC1/DCC2

CN5000

LCD PANEL

CN7009

2

1

4

BACKLIGHT

DIMMER

POWER 5

3 PANEL DET

Q7007

AMPLIFIER

Q7008

BUFFER

PANEL FAIL

Q1002

INVERTER

AC DET OFF

5

POWER ON6 POWER 1

S1 OFF

AC OFF DET AU

12

13

14 28

20

IC7000

5

1 2

5

1 2

IC7001

VOLTAGE REGULATOR

IC1010
9V REG

IC7002

VOLTAGE REGULATOR

PANEL 5V

FE5/6.2/10.5V

VD 1.8V

IC7004
SHUNT

IN OUT VDDMQ0

3.3V

A9VOUTVCC

17.5V

POWER 2

17.5V

POWER 2

17.5V

POWER 3

POWER 4

1 4

IC5203
EXC OR

POWER 2

VCC

CN1002

REG +18V

REG +18V

UNREG +33V

UNREG +10.5V

UNREG +10.5V

STBY 3.3V

8

10

REG +17.5V

DC DET

2

4

5

A OUT L

8

3

1

LRCLK

BCLK

DIN

IC9000

D/A CONVERTER

HDMI-MCLK

MCLK

A OUT R

HDMI-WS

HDMI-SCK

HDMI-SDO

HDMI
MUTING
Q9006,
Q9009,
Q9010,
D9014

HDMI-L

HDMI-R

R9070

HDMI-MUTE

INTN

Q9008

SWITCH

Q9007

SWITCH

DPA0

DPA1

DPA2

DPA3

DPA4

DPA5

DPA6

DPA7

DPA CLK

XTAL1

XTAL0

TA1M

TA1P

TB1M

TB1P

TC1M

TC1P

TCLK1M

TCLK1P

TD1M

TD1P

SDA

SCL

AD0

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

BA0

BA1

MCK0

CAS#

RAS#

WE#

CLKE

CSO#

MCK0#

MV REF

BA1

CAS#

RAS#

WE#

CKE

CS#

MCLK0

MCLK0#

MV REF

AD0

IC1002

FLASH MEMORY

30

32

34

36

39

41

43

45

11

28

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

WR#

RD#

DQ8

DQ2

DQ10

DQ11

DQ12

DQ13

DQ14

DQ15

WE#

CE#

48

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

16

17

18

29

31

33

35

38

40

42

44

25

24

23

22

21

20

19

26

12

A17

A5

A4

A13

A12

A11

A10

A9

A8

A19

A18

A17

A7

DQ0

DQ1

DQ2

DQ3

DQ4

DQ5

DQ6

DQ7

A0

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

CE#

RE

A17

IC1001

MAIN PROCESSOR

150

20

157

134

HDMI-RST

HDMI-HPG-DETI

WRT-PRT

DTT-RESET

128

11

15

16

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

55

56

51

50

49

48

47

46

45

59

58

57

44

169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

18

68

A16

A15

A14

A13

A12

A11

A10

A9

A20

A19

A18

A8

D16

D17

D18

D19

D20

D21

D22

D23

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

CS FLASH

RESET RESET

A17

A16

A15

A14

A13

A12

A11

A10

A9

A20

A19

A18

A8

D16

D17

D18

D19

D20

D21

D22

D23

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

CS FLASH

V-BLK

RD#

WR#

AD7

AD6

AD5

AD4

AD3

AD2

AD1

AD0

66

64

X1001

6

IC1005

EEPROM

SDA

5

SCL

8

VCC

Q1007

BUFFER

IC1004
RESET

4

OUT

Q1004

BUFFER

7

115

114

24

EEPROM-WP

RESET

DC ALERT 1

CIRCUIT
Q7503, Q7504,
Q7505, Q7506

163

DC ALERT 1

D3.3V

VDDMQ0

VD1.8V

STBY 3.3V

DC ALERT 3

CIRCUIT
Q7500, Q7502

UNREG

10.5V

154

153

DC ALERT 3

DC ALERT 2

FE5/6.2/10.5V

30

19

21

25

165

ALE PX

CS-PX

DCC

DCC-LUT

DCC1/DCC2

D24

D25

D26

D27

D28

D29

D30

D31

WROX/DQMUU

RXD

PAO/INTO

A17/P51

A16/P50

A15

A14

A13

A12

A11

A10

A9

A20/P54

A19/P53

A18/P52

A8

D16/P20

D17/P21

D18/P22

D19/P23

D20/P24

D21/P25

D22/P26

D23/P27

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

CSOX/P31

INTX

X1

X0

CS5X/P34

P40/BGR NTX

PE2/DEOP2X/TRG

149

112

81

32

111

83

138

139

140

123

62

113

26

61

101

155

DIMMER

BACKLIGHT

PANEL FAIL

POWER 1

POWER 5

S1 OFF

V-DET

HP-DET

SP MUTE

REC-MUTE

AUDIO RESET

LINE MUTE

AU-PROT

SP-SD MUTE

AU-OPT-OUT-MUTE

HP-MUTE

122

31

159

152

164

80

REC-R-LED

STBY-LED

ON-TIMER-LED

POWER RESERVE LED

AC MUTE LED

SENSOR DET

IC1009

REAL TIME CLOCK

XIN

3

XOUT

1

2

X1009

5

7

6

133

142

T-ALART

T-ALERM 2

IC1007

DIGITAL TEMP SENSOR

1

2

119

118

SDA

SCL

SDA

SCL

SDA

SCL

136

143

23

77

80

117

116

AV LINK OUT

AV LINK IN

AGC

AFT

TUNER SW

SDA-TUNER

SCL-TUNER

95

93

92

91

90

89

88

87

86

94

IBREAK

ICD3

ICD2

ICD0

IS2

IS1

ICLK

IS0

ICD1

TRSTX

71

Q1005

BUFFER AMP

FR/MD2

MH SYNC

Q1003
SWITCH

161

Q1006

BUFFER

MDO

76

130

108

109

110

82

151

99

100

KEY

POWER KEY

DC DET

B-INT

ECS-RXD

ECS-TXD

POWER 2

POWER 3

POWER 4

IC1003

COMPARATOR

5

1

+IN2

OUT 1

7

OUT 2

Q1001

SWITCHING

FET

SDA-B-5V

SCL-B-5V

Y1/G1D1-IN-Y

47

CB1/B1D1-IN-CB

45

CR1/R1D1-IN-CR

44

L3-1/MODE 1D1-IN-L3/MODE

43

NC/FB-1D1-IN-SW/FB

42

Y2/G2D2-IN-Y

40

CB2/B2D2-IN-CB

38

CR2/R2D2-IN-CR

37

L3-1/MODE 2D2-IN-L3/MODE

36

NC/FB-2D2-IN-SW/FB

34

Y3D3-IN-Y

32

CB3D3-IN-CB

30

CR3D3-IN-CR

28

SEL2-Y/CVY/CV

26

SEL2-CC

19

AC OFF DET

AU/TXR(AEP)

AC OFF DET AU

25
20
12
15
16
18
21
14
17
13

V-DETV-DET

REC-MUTE/TV-L(AEP)REC-MUTE

HP-DETHP-DET

SP-MUTESP-MUTE

RESET AUDIOAUDIO RESET

LINE MUTELINE MUTE

AU-PROTAU-PROT

SP-SD MUTESP-SD MUTE

AU-OPT-OUT-MUTEAU-OPT-OUT-MUTE

HP-MUTEHP-MUTE

3
1

11
9

23
22

HDMI-L

PC-IN-L
PC-IN-R

HDMI-R

24

SDA-B-5V

M-HSYNC

SCL-B-5V

7

5

35

DVI-L

DVI-R

NC/AV LINK/(AEP)

CN1008

RLLR

AUDIO IN

Q9004

BUFFER

AMP

Q9004

BUFFER

AMP

TO AE BOARD

CN9501

J9000

3

REC-RESERVEREC-R-LED

4
5
6
7
8
10

STBY-LED
ON-TIMER

PWR/RESERVE

AC MUTE

BL-IN

STBY-LED
ON-TIMER-LED
POWER RESERVE LED
AC-MUTE-LED
SENSOR-DET
SIRCS

CN1700

6
8
10
4

TO TUE BOARD

CN3903

AGC
AFT

TUNER-SW
SDA-TUNER
SCL-TUNER

CN6000

IC6000

EEPROM

8

5

PC-SDA

PC-SCL

6

SDA

SCL

VCC

PS6000

0.4A

2

12

15

9
2
3
6
13
14

PC-G
PC-B
PC-R
PC-H
PC-V

CN1004

EXTERNAL

CONNECTION

13
6
3
16
2
17
15
4
9
10

3

2

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14

CN1007

CN1003

DTT-LOG

MDO

RXD
RXD
TXD
TXD

ECS-RXD

ECS-TXD

B-INT

RESET

TRI-SDA

TRI-SCL

KEY 1

POWER INT

EXTERNAL

CONNECTION

TO H1 BOARD

CN101

NO

CONNECTION

TRSTX

XRSTIN

INITX

IBREAK

ICD3
ICD2
ICD1
ICD0

IS2
IS1
IS0

ICLK

IC1008

LOGIC IC(SIRCS)

2Y

611

SIRCS

129

CH-IRQ

4Y

156

SIRCS

PC-IN-R

PC-IN-L L

R

EXTERNAL

CONNECTION

J6000

Q6000

BUFFER

AMP
Q6001
BUFFER

AMP

PLUG DET

R9048

PLUG DET HDMI-MPG-DET1

SD VIDEO

G1/G2 BOARD

CN6203

G1/G2 BOARD

CN6202

V OUT

ON/OFF

ON/OFF

V OUT

TRI-SDA

TRI-SCL