Sony KV-36FS76U, KV-36FS76B User Manual

SERVICE MANUAL

AE-6A

CHASSIS

MODEL

KV-36FS76B
KV-36FS76E

COMMANDER DEST CHASSIS NO.

RM-938 FR SCC-Q83L-A

RM-938 ESP SCC-Q81N-A

MODEL

KV-36FS76U

COMMANDER DEST CHASSIS NO.

RM-938 UK SCC-Q84J-A

KV-36FS76

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RM-938

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Title Page Section Title Page

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

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

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

Self Diagnostic Software .................... 7

1. GENERAL

Automatically Tuning the TV .................... 10

Text .................... 10

Teletext Menu .................... 11

Multi Picture in Picture (Multi PIP) ............. 11

Picture and Picture (PAP) .................... 11

NexTView Electronic

Programme Guide (EPG) .................... 12

Using the TV menu system .................... 12

Remote Control of other equipment ............... 15

Specifications .................... 15

Troubleshooting .................... 15

2. DISASSEMBLY

2-1. Rear Cover Removal .................... 16

2-2. Speaker Disconnection .................... 16

2-3. Chassis Removal .................... 16

2-4. Service Position .................... 17

2-5. G Board Removal .................... 17

2-6. D2 Board Removal .................... 17

2-7. D1 Board Removal .................... 17

2-8. Wire Dressing 1 .................... 18

2-9. Wire Dressing 2 .................... 18

2-10. Wire Dressing 3 .................... 18

2-11. Wire Dressing 4 .................... 18

2-12. Picture Tube Removal .................... 19

Bottom Plates .................... 20

3. SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS

3-1. Beam Landing .................... 21

3-2. Convergence .................... 22

3-3. Focus Adjustment .................... 24

3-4. Screen (G2), White Balance .................... 24

4. CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS

4-1. Electrical Adjustments .................... 25

4-2. Volume Electrical Adjustments .................... 29

4-3. Test Mode 2 .................... 30

5. DIAGRAMS

5-1. Block Diagrams (1) .................... 31

Block Diagrams (2) .................... 32

Block Diagrams (3) .................... 33

Block Diagrams (4) .................... 34

Block Diagrams (5) .................... 35

5-2. Circuit Board Location .................... 35

5-3. Schematic Diagrams and

Printed Wiring Boards .................... 35

* A Board Schematic .................... 39

* A Board PWB .................... 36

* J2 Board Schematic .................... 43

* J2 Board PWB .................... 45

* H Board Schematic .................... 44

* H Board PWB .................... 45

* H3 Board Schematic .................... 44

* H3 Board PWB .................... 45

* F4 Board Schematic .................... 44

* F4 Board PWB .................... 45

* C Board Schematic .................... 46

* C Board PWB .................... 47

* M2 Board Schematic .................... 48

* M2 Board PWB .................... 47

* D2 Board Schematic .................... 50

* D2 Board PWB .................... 49

* D1 Board Schematic .................... 51

* D1 Board PWB .................... 52

* G Board Schematic .................... 53

* G Board PWB .................... 54

* VM Board Schematic.................... 55

* VM Board PWB .................... 54

* B5 Board Schematic .................... 55

* B5 Board PWB .................... 62

5-4. Semiconductors .................... 63

5-5. IC Blocks .................... 66

6. EXPLODED VIEWS

6-1. Chassis .................... 69

6-2. Picture Tube .................... 70

7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST .................... 71

ATTENTION

SHORT CIRCUIT THE ANODE OF THE PICTURE TUBE AND THE
ANODE CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT SHIELD, OR THE
CARBON PAINTED ON THE CRT, AFTER REMOVAL OF THE
ANODE CAP.

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.

SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING !!

COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARKED
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.

CAUTION

WARNING !!

ON

APRES AVOIR DECONNECTE LE CAP DE’LANODE,
COURT-CIRCUITER L’ANODE DU TUBE CATHODIQUE ET
CELUI DE L’ANODE DU CAP AU CHASSIS METALLIQUE DE
L’APPAREIL, OU AU COUCHE DE CARBONE PEINTE SUR LE
TUBE CATHODIQUE OU AU BLINDAGE DU TUBE
CATHODIQUE.

ATTENTION !!

AFIN D’EVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION
PROVENANT D’UN CHÁSSIS SOUS TENTION, UN
TRANSFORMATEUR D’ISOLEMENT DOIT ETRE UTILISÈ LORS
DE TOUT DÈPANNAGE LE CHÁSSIS DE CE RÈCEPTEUR EST
DIRECTMENT RACCORDÈ Á L’ALIMENTATION SECTEUR.

ATTENTION AUX COMPOSANTS RELATIFS Á

LA SECURITÈ!!

LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFIÈS PAR UNE TRAME ET PAR UNE
MARQUE SUR LES SCHÈMAS DE PRINCIPE, LES VUES
EXPLOSÈES ET LES LISTES DE PIECES SONT D’UNE IMPOR-

TANCE CRITIQUE POUR LA SÈCURITÈ DU FONCTIONNEMENT,
NE LES REMPLACER QUE PAR DES COMPSANTS SONY DONT
LE NUMÈRO DE PIÈCE EST INDIQUÈ DANS LE PRÈSENT
MANUEL OU DANS DES SUPPLÈMENTS PUBLIÈS PAR SONY.

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CAUTION

Lead Free Soldered Boards

The circuit boards listed below [Table 1] used in these models may
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.

Table 1

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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 :

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91-500-046-7mm3.0gK52.0
02-500-046-7mm4.0gK05.0
12-500-046-7mm5.0gK05.0
22-500-046-7mm6.0gK52.0
32-500-046-7mm8.0gK00.1
42-500-046-7mm0.1gK00.1
52-500-046-7mm2.1gK00.1
62-500-046-7mm6.1gK00.1

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

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WARNING (UK Models only)

The flexible mains lead is supplied connected to a B.S. 1363 fused
plug having a fuse of 5 AMP rating. Should the fuse need to be
replaced, use a 5 AMP FUSE approved by ASTA to BS 1362, ie one
that carries the

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

5 AMP FUSE, otherwise the circuit should be protected by a 5 AMP
FUSE at the distribution board.

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21 pin connector

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Pin No 1 2 4 Signal Signal level

1 Audio output B

2

3

4 Ground (audio)

5 Ground (blue)

6 Audio input A

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

8 Function select

9 Ground (green)

10 Open

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

12 Open

13 Ground (red)

14 Ground (blanking)

15

16 Blanking input

17 Ground (video

18 Ground (video

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

20

21 Common ground

3

(right)

Audio input B
(right)

Audio output A
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(left)

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_ (S signal Chroma

input)

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output)

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

_ Video input

Y (S signal)

(plug, shield)

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

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

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

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

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

positive

0.3 +/- 3dB, 75 ohms, positive

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

(-3+10dB)

(-3+10dB)

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AE-6A SELF DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE

The identification of errors within the AE-6A 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) See table 1., non fatal errors are reported using this
method.

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ON ON ON

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OFF

Error Detection Monitor

Device acknowledge is used to check IIC errors. Device acknowledge is checked by sending an IIC start sequence during CRT power on. Each
device is checked three times, if there is no acknowledge after each attempt, it will be regarded as an error.
There are three steps to check for errors.

1. IIC line 0
If all devices except the NVM have errors, IIC line 0 error is displayed.

2. Board check
If all devices mounted on one board have errors, board error is displayed.

3. Each device check
If IIC line error and board error are not detected then the device with the error is displayed.

The detected errors can be displayed as follows :

1. Error Monitor Menu.

2. Error Reader.

1. Error Monitor Menu

ERROR MONITOR

1. IGNORE ERRORS OFF ON OFF

Operating Time : 000167 h 45 min

Stored Errors :

1. A - B TU1350 Sub-Tuner

2. J - B TDA9320 Sub Col. Dec.

3. No Error Occured

4. No Error Occured

5. No Error Occured

Current Error :

A - B TU1350 Sub-Tuner

Last menu Enter item

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2. Error Reader Display

The error reader display is connected to the service connector to read actual error codes. The part number for the error reader display is
S-188-900-10. Once an error has been detected it will then be displayed on the two digit error reader. The errors displayed refer to the following
table.

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SECTION 1 GENERAL

1

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MODE

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MODE

Basic Operation 9

required. Press the OK button to confirm. Your chose n

Press the B or b buttons to select the required sub-page.

Press the / button to ho ld the page currently being

displayed. Press again to cancel.

Press the corresponding coloure d button on the remote

control to access the required page.

Feature How to use

screen. Press the button again to resume normal text reception.

Select the TV channel which carries the Text service you want to view.2.Press the button on the remote control to enter Picture and Text (P&T) mode. The

screen is divided in two with the Text display on the left and the TV channel in the right

corner.

Note: In P&T mode press the button foll owed by PROG+/- to change the channel of the TV

Press the button a second time to enter full screen Text mode.

Press the button a third time to enter Mix mode.3.Press the numbered bu ttons on the remote control to enter the three digits of the page

number you wish to v iew. Alternatively, press the or buttons to view the previous or

next page. After a short time the page appears on screen.

Most TV channels provide a Text service. Please ensure you are re ceiving a good signal or some

Text errors may occur.

1.

Viewing Text

Enter more 3 digit pa ge numbers as required.5.Press the button on the remote control at any time to exit Text mode.

4.

Sub-page

Some pages contain sub-pages which follow on

automatically. This feature allows you to directly access

the required sub-page.

Hold

This feature allows you to hold the cur rent page until you

are ready to proceed.

Fastext

Fastext allows you to access pages quickly and easily.

When Fastext is available, four c oloured items appear at

How to use Text features

the bottom of the screen.

page appears on the TV screen.

When viewing a page that c ontains several page

numbers (e.g. the index page), press the OK button.

Press the V or v buttons to highlight the page number

Page Catching

This feature allows you to jump quickly from one page to

another.

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.

Text

The TV has now tuned in all the

available channels and is ready for use

or v buttons on the remote control to highlight your required language. Press the OK

button to confirm your choice. From now on all menus appear in your chosen language.

When you switch on the TV for the first time the Sony logo appears on the TV screen,

followed by the Languag e/Country menu with the word ‘English’ high lighted. Press the V

1.

The word ‘Country’ is now highlighted. Press the V or v buttons on the remote con trol to

highlight the country in which you are using the TV. It is important to select the correct

country to ensure correct Teletext displays. Press the OK button to confirm your choice.

2.

the screen to look tilted.

The picture rotation prompt app ears. Sometimes the Earth’s natural magnetism can cause

3.

or v buttons to rotate the picture over a range of -5 to +5. Press the OK button to store.

a) If no correction is required, press the B button on the remote control.

b) If some correction is required, press the OK button on the remote control. Press the V

procedure begins, tuning all the available channels.

The autotune prompt sc reen appears. Press the OK button to select Yes. The autotune

A display appears on the TV screen to inform you of the tuning progress.

If no channels are found, a display appears on the TV screen asking you to confirm your

aerial is connected. Check the aerial has been connected c orrectly then press the OK

button to repeat the tuning process.

4.

Once all available channels h ave been tuned the ‘Programme Sorting’ menu appears. This

5.

menu allows you to rearrange the order of the channels on the TV.

‘Programme Sorting’ menu from the TV screen.

a) If you do not wish to rearrange the order, press the MENU button to remove the

TV screen when you h ave finished rearranging the channe l order.

position for your selected channel. Press the OK button to confirm. The selected

channel moves to its new p osition. Repeat this procedure if you wish to move other

channels. Press the MENU button to remove the ‘Programme Sorting’ menu from the

wish to move, then press the b button. Press the V or v buttons to select the new

b) If you wish to rearrange the order, press the V or v buttons to select the c hannel you

Automatically tuning the TV

5

6 Getting Started

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10 Basic Operation

Teletext menu

The ‘Teletext’ menu gives you access to more Text features.

The following table explains each feature:

1.

Select the TV channel which carries the Text service you want to view.2.Press the button on the remote control to enter Text mode.3.With Text displayed on the TV screen, press the MENU button to display the ‘Teletext’

menu on the TV screen.

4.

Press the V or v buttons to highlight the feature you require. Press the b button to select.5.Press the MENU button to remove the ‘Teletext’ menu from the TV screen.6.Press the button to exit Text.

Feature How to use

Top/Bottom/Full

This feature allows you to enl arge sections of the

displayed Text page.

Press the V button to enlarg e the top part of the page.

Press the v button to enlarge the bottom par t of the

page. Press the OK button to return the page to nor mal

size. Press the MENU button to retur n to the ‘Tel e t e x t’

menu.

Index

Most Text services contain an in dex page which lists all

the available pages and t heir 3 digit page number. This

feature automatically disp lays the index page.

Press the b button to display the index page.

Page Overview

(only for TOPText broadcast s)

TOPText offers an alternative versio n of Text where the

pages are divided into two c olumns. The first column

shows ‘blocks’ of pages a nd the second column shows

‘groups’ of pages.

Press the B or b button to select the requir ed column.

Press the V or v button to select the r equired ‘block’ or

‘group’ of pages. Press the OK button to display the

chosen page.

Contrast

This feature allows you to ad just the contrast of Text

pages.

Press the B or b button to increa se or decrease the

contrast. Press the OK button to confirm your choice.

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Press the button to enter Multi PIP mode.

1.

This feature displays 13 different channels simultaneously on screen. From this display you can

select which channel you wish to view.

Multi Picture In Picture ( Multi PIP)

Press the PROG +/- buttons repeatedly to select the next or preceding 12 channels.3.Press the V, v, B, or b buttons to move around the 13 displayed channels.4.Press the OK button to select the framed channel. This channel now moves to the centre.5.Press the OK button again to view the selected channel or press the button to exit Multi

2.

PIP mode.

Press the button to enter PAP mode.

This feature divides the screen in two for watching two channels simultaneously. The sound of the

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left screen comes through the TV loudspeakers while the sound from the right screen is selectable

via headphones.

Refer to the table below for explanations of each option.3.Press the button to exit PAP mode.

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Option How to use

Alternatively, press the / butto n to view pictures from equipment connected to the

Adjustment menu’ section for more in formation.)

Press the numbered buttons or PROG +/- buttons to select the r equired channel.

With the TV in PAP mode set the ‘iDual Sound’ feature to ‘PAP ’ (Refer to ‘Sound

Changing the channe l

of the left screen

Selecting sound for

the headphones

/ button to view pictures from equipmen t connected to the AV sockets of the TV.

buttons or PROG +/- buttons to select the required channel. Alternatively, press the

AV sockets of the TV.

Press the V button. The V symbol appears in the right scre en. Press the numbered

Swapping screens Press the button to swap the screens.

Changing the channe l

of the right screen

Zooming the screens Press the B or b buttons to change the size of the t wo screens.

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Press V or v to select Warm, Normal or Cool. Press OK

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Press OK to confirm.

Press V or v to select Live, Personal, Movie or Game.

Press B or b to set the levels. Press OK to confirm.

Press b to restore default picture settings.

Press V or v to select On or Off. Press OK to c onfirm.

Press V or v to select High, Mid, Low, Auto or Off. Pr ess

Press V or v to select Off, DRC 5 0 or DRC 100. Press

OK to confirm.

Option How to use

to confirm.

This TV contains a menu system which is based on a series of on screen displays. These displays

help you get the most from your TV, from customising the picture and sound to accessing advanced

features.

Using the TV menu system

Use the following buttons on the remote control to operate the TV menu system:

Press the MENU button to display the main menu.2.Use the following buttons to operate the menu:

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- Press the v or V buttons to highlight the required menu or option.

- Press the b button to enter the required menu or option.

Press the MENU button to remove the menu from the TV screen.

- Press the B button to return to the last menu or option.

- Press the v, V, B or b buttons to alter the settings of the selected option.

- Press the OK button to confirm and store your selection.

3.

This menu allows you to customise the picture. Highlight the required option and press b to select.

The table below explains each option and how to use it.

Picture Mode

This option allows you to select one of four picture

modes. The Live, Movie and Game mod es are preset

and only Contrast can be adjusted. Th e Personal mode,

however, also allows you to adjust the Brightness,

Colour and Sharpness op tions.

adjusted when Picture Mode is set to Personal.

Colour Tone

This option allows you to alter the tint of the picture. The

settings available are:

Warm: Gives the white colours a re d tint.

Normal: Gives the wh ite colours a neutral tint.

Reset

This option resets all picture settings to the factor y

preset levels.

AI (Artificial Intelligence)

This option monitors the picture an d limits any sudden

increases in brightness and contr ast.

Noise Reduction

Sometimes a weak signal can produce a snowy pict ure

(called Picture Noise). This option can help to red uce

this effect.

DRC Mode

DRC (Digital Reality Creation) Mode allows you to enjoy

higher quality pictures on your TV. The settings available

are:

Off: Basic 100Hz picture quality.

DRC 50: Improved picture resolution.

Contrast, Brightness, Colour, Sharpness

These options allow you to adjust the co ntrast,

brightness, colour and sharpne ss.

Note: Brightness, Colour and Sharpness can only be

DRC 100: Optimum picture resolution.

Cool: Gives the white colours a blue tint.

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list changes according to the selection.

displayed. If, however, the programme is not currently being broadcast, the ‘Long

Info’ menu is displayed (see next page).

a) If you press the OK button in date, time or icon (themes) columns the programme

Press the MENU button on the remote control to display the menu on the TV screen.2.Press the V or v buttons to select the symbol. Press the b button to enter the ‘Set Up’

The NexTView Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) provides you with programming information

from different broadcasters, depending on availability of service.

Selecting your NexTView provider

Your TV automatically selects the best NexTView provider for you. This service is available about

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30 minutes after you automatically tune the TV. You can however change this selection if you wish.

Press the V or v buttons to highlight ‘Select NexTView’ then press b to confirm. A list is

displayed containing all available NexTView providers.4.Press the V or v buttons to highlight the desired NexTView provider*.5.Press the OK button to confirm and store your selection.6.Press the MENU button to re turn to normal TV operation.

menu.

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Press the button on the remote control to display NexTView on the TV screen. In some

cases you may also need to press the B button to display the Sony electronic programme

change the TV channel the EPG from the new channel is automatically loaded (if an EPG service is

available).

Notes: *Select the ‘-----’ option to receive the EPG service provided by the current TV channel. When you

Displaying and using NexTView

guide.

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Press the V,v, and b buttons to move the cursor around the screen.3.Press the OK button to confirm a selection.

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b) If you press the OK button in the programme list the selected programme is

Press the button on the remote control to exit NexTView.

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Press V or v to select Off or On. Press OK to c onfirm.

Option How to use

Auto Format

This option can automatically detect th e type of screen

format being received. Th e settings available are:

This menu allows you to set the sleep timer and set the signal to be output from the AV3 socket.

The table below explains each option and how to use it:

Off: Screen Mode remains constant.

On: Screen Mode automatically changes to the

Press V or v to select Off or On. Press OK to c onfirm.

format being received.

Format Correction

(only available if ‘Auto Format’ is set to ‘On’)

When viewing 4:3 or 14:9 broadcasts there will be dark

areas visible at the e dge of the screen. The settings

available are:

Off: Dark areas remain on the TV screen.

On: The TV automatically switches to Smart mode,

OK to confirm.

Press V or v to select the period of time require d. Press

eliminating any dark areas on the TV screen.

Sleep Timer

This option allows you to set a period of time after which

the TV switches itself into standby m ode. This can be in

Press OK to confirm.

Press V or v to select TV, AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4 or AV5.

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the socket on the rear of the TV.

AV3 Output

This option allows you to set which signal source is

output from the AV3 scart socket (l abelled ) on

the rear of the TV. If you connect a VCR to this socket

you can record from e quipment connected to the other

sockets of the TV. The setting s available are:

TV: Outputs the TV signal.

AV1: Outputs th e signal from equipment connected to

AV2: Outputs th e signal from equipment connected to

AV3: Outputs th e signal from equipment connected to

10 minute intervals up to a m aximum of 90 minutes.

AV4: Outputs th e signal from equipment connected to

AV5: Outputs th e signal from equipment connected to

This menu contains advanced features that allow you to customise the TV. The options are:

Auto Tuning

All the available channels were tuned in when the TV was first installed. The ‘Auto Tuning’ option in

screen. Press OK to start the auto tuning process. When all available channels have been tuned

location or search for new channels that have been launched by broadcasters).

With the ‘Auto Tuning’ option highlighted, press b to select. The autotune prompt appears on

the ‘Set Up’ menu allows you to repeat that process (e.g. to re-install the TV at an alternative

channels are stored on the TV.

the TV returns to normal operation.

Programme Sorting

The ‘Programme Sorting’ option in the ‘Set Up’ menu allows you to change the order in which the

With the ‘Programme Sorting’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘Programme Sorting’ menu.

has now moved to the new position. Repeat to move other channels if required.

Select NexTView

With the ‘Select NexTView’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘Select NexTView’ menu. Refer

Press v or V to highlight the new position for your channel, then press OK. Your chosen channel

Press v or V to highlight the channel you wish to move to a new position, then press b to select.

connected to the AV sockets of the TV. The name is displayed briefly o n screen when the equipment

to ‘NexTView Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)’ for details.

is selected.

AV Preset

The ‘AV Preset’ option in the ‘Set Up’ menu allows you to assign a name to any equipment

Set Up menu

select Mono or Stereo. Press OK to confirm.

select A to listen to the first language or B to liste n to the

second language. Press OK to confirm.

confirm.

Natural**. Press OK to confirm.

adjust the frequency level. Press OK to co nfirm.

Press B or b to select the required band. Pre ss V or v to

Press V or v to select Personal, Dolby V*, Dynamic** or

Option How to use

Equaliser Adjustment

This option allows you to customise the sound by

Sound Effect

This menu allows you to customise the sound. Highlight the required option and press b to select.

The table below explains each option and how to use it.

This option allows you to sele ct one of four sound

adjusting five frequency band s.

modes.

Press B or b to set the level of effect. Press OK to

set to Personal.

Virtual Effect

This option allows you to adjust the level of the surround

sound effect when listening to a Dolby surrou nd sound

Note: This feature is o nly available when Sound Effect is

broadcast.

Press B or b to set the balance. Press OK to confirm .

Press V or v to select Off or On. Press OK to c onfirm.

set to Dolby V.

Balance

This option allows you to set the balance of sound

between the left and right speakers.

Auto Vol. Control

Sometimes the broadcast volume level changes (e.g.

adverts tend to be louder than programmes). This option

allows you to cancel this effect, giving a constant volume

Note: This option is onl y available when Sound Effect is

level.

When receiving a stereo broadcast: Press V or v to

When receiving a bilingual broadcast: Press V or v to

Dual Sound

When receiving a bilingual broadcast: This option

allows you to choose which language to listen to.

When receiving a ste reo broadcast: This option allows

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Audio output sockets. Press OK to confirm.

Press B or b to set the volum e for the headphone and

/Audio-out Vol.

This option allows you to simultaneously set the volume

level for the headphone so cket and the volume level of

you to choose between mono o r stereo sound.

confirm.

Press V or v to select Stereo or PAP. Press OK to

TV loudspeakers and the h eadphones.

TV loudspeakers and th e sound from the right

screen is output to the headphones.

the need for additional speakers. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. ‘Dolby’, ‘Pro

Logic’ and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

enhances clarity, detail, presence of sound and increases musical realism.

**‘Natural’ and ‘Dynamic’ are functions of t he ‘BBE High Definition Sound System’. This system

Dual Sound

the Audio output sockets on th e rear of the TV.

This option allows you to alter the sound settings when

the TV is in PAP mode. The set tings available are:

Stereo: T he sound from one screen is output to both the

PAP: The sound from the left screen is output to the

Notes: *When ‘Dolby V’ is selected, the TV simulates the full effects of Dolby Pro Logic Surround sound without

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Press v to select SEARCH. The TV set automatically searches for the next available TV

broadcast channel or the VCR test signal. When a channel has been found press either OK to

store or v to continue searching.

Press v to select AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4 or AV5 depending on which socket you have connected

frequency:

Press the numbered buttons on the remote control to enter the channel number. Press OK to

The ‘Manual Programme Preset’ option in the ‘Manual Set Up’ menu allows you to manually tune

channels.

Preset’ menu. Press v or V to highlight the channel you wish to tune. Press b twice to select the

With the ‘Manual Programme Preset’ option highlighted, press b to en ter the ‘Manual Programme

(a) If you know the channel number of the TV broadcast, the VCR test signal or the

cable channels or F for direct frequency input). Press b to confirm. You now need to tune the

channel by one of the following methods:

SYS column. Press v or V to select the TV broadcast system (B/G for western European countries,

D/K for eastern European countries or EXT for an external input source). Press b to confirm and

select the CH column. Press v or V to select the channel tuning (C for terrestrial channels, S for

(b) If you do not know the channel number:

your equipment to. Press OK to store.

(c) For external input sources (EXT):

Labelling a channel

Names for channels are usually taken automatically from Teletext (if available). This name will be

displayed briefly on screen when the channel is selected. The ‘LABEL’ option in the ‘Manual

Preset’ menu. Press v or V to highlight the channel number you require. Press b repeatedly to

select the LABEL column. Press v or V to select the first character. Press b to confirm this

character. Select the other characters in the same way. After selecting all required characters, press

OK to store.

Skipping a channel

The ‘SKIP’ option in the ‘Manual Programme Preset’ menu allows you to skip unused channel

Programme Preset’ menu allows you to assign a name of your choice up to 5 characters or

numbers.

With the ‘Manual Programme Preset’ option highlighted, press b to en ter the ‘Manual Programme

positions when selecting channels with the PROG+/- buttons. However, you can still select skipped

column. Press v to select On (select Off to remove the SKIP feature). Press OK to store.

channels by using the numbered buttons on the remote control.

Preset’ menu. Press v or V to highlight the channel number you require. Press b to select the SKIP

With the ‘Manual Programme Preset’ option highlighted, press b to en ter the ‘Manual Programme

With the ‘AV Preset’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘AV Preset’ menu. Press v or V to

highlight the socket you wish to name. Press b to select the AUTO FORMAT column. Press v or V

will not be available.

allows you to adjust the size and horizontal picture position of signals from RGB equipment.

With the ‘RGB Set Up’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘RGB Set Up’ menu. Press b to select

v to select H Size. Press v or V to adjust the picture size over a range of -10 to +10. Press OK to

RGB Set Up

When viewing signals from RGB equipment connected to the AV1 or AV2 sockets (e.g. DVD player,

Further Programme Preset

With the ‘Further Programme Preset’ option highlighted, press b to en ter the ‘Further Programme

Press v or V to select ‘Language’ or ‘Country’. Press b to adjust. Press v or V to highlight the

the LABEL column. Press v or V to select the first character. Press b to confirm this character.

to select ‘Off’ or ‘On’. (For more details on ‘Auto Form at’, refer to ‘Features menu’.) Press b to select

Select the other characters in the same way (up to a maximum of five characters). After selecting

all required characters, press OK to store.

Manual Set Up

With the ‘Manual Set Up’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘Manual Set Up’ menu. The

This menu gives you access to more advanced features. The options are:

‘Manual Set Up’ menu is explained below.

With the ‘Language/Country’ option highlighted, press b to enter the ‘Language/Country’ menu.

Language/Country

When you first installed the TV yo u were asked to select your language and country. The ‘Language/

Country’ option in the ‘Manual Set Up’ menu allows you to change these settings.

Preset’ menu. The ‘Manual Programme Preset’ menu is explained on the following page.

required setting. Press OK to confirm.

Manual Programme Preset

With the ‘Manual Programme Preset’ option highlighted, press b to en ter the ‘Manual Programme

PlayStation) the picture may need adjusting. The ‘RGB Set Up’ option in the ‘Manual Set Up’ menu

Preset’ menu. The ‘Further Programme Preset’ menu is explained on page 20.

store.

H Centre. Press v or V to centralise the picture over a range of -10 to +10. Press OK to store. Press

Note: If there is no RGB equipment connected to either the AV1 or AV2 scart socket the ‘RGB Set Up’ option

Picture Rotation

over a range of -5 to +5. Press OK to store.

Personal ID

in the ‘Manual Set Up’ menu allows you to cancel out this effect.

Due to the Earth’s natural magnetism the picture might slant slightly. The ‘Picture Rotation’ option

The ‘Personal ID’ option in the ‘Manual Set Up’ menu allows you to enter a code which could help

With the ‘Picture Rotation’ option highlighted, press b to select. Press v or V to rotate the picture

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of the code you wish to use. Press b to select. Repeat until all characters have been entered. Press

to trace you should the TV be stolen and recovered. This code can only be entered once - please

OK to store. A confirmation screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

make a note of it and keep it safe.

With the ‘Personal ID’ option highlighted, press b to select. Press v or V to display the first character

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RGB input, TV audio/video ou tput.

RGB input, TV audio/video ou tput.

S-video input, selectable audio/video output.

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Rear Terminals

S-video input, selectable audio/video output.

21-pin Euro connector (CENELEC standard) including audio/video input,

21-pin Euro connector (CENELEC standard) including audio/video input,

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RM-938 remote control (1)

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button on the remote control.

button on the front of the TV.

the brightness, picture and co lour balance levels.

factory settings.

control.

adjust the colour setting.

factory settings.

the TV.

• Press the button on the front of the TV.

• If the indicator on the TV is lit press the TV button or a numbered

• Check the ae rial connection.

• Turn the TV off for 3 or 4 seconds and then tur n it on again using the

• From the Picture A djustment menu select RESET to return to the

• Press the button on the remote control.

• If is displayed on the screen, press the button on the remote

• From the Picture A djustment menu select RESET to return to the

control of other equipment’ section of this instruction manual and enter

the correct code.

according to the device you are using (V CR, DVD or TV).

b MODE B Selector button has been set correctly, refer to the ‘Remote

• Replace t he batteries.

• If the rem ote control does not operate your VCR or DVD even when the

Design and specifications are subje ct to change without notice.

2x10W (RMS)

11W (RMS)

• If you continue to have these problems, have your TV serviced by qualified personnel.

• NEVER open the casing yourself.

Problem Suggested Remedy

PAL

NTSC 3.58, 4.43 (only Vide o In)

Channel Coverage

UHF: B21 - B69

Picture Tube

FD Trinitron Approx. 91cm (3 6 inches)

Sound Output

Left/Right: 2x20W (music power)

Subwoofer: 22W (m usic power)

Power Consumpt ion

166W

Dimensions (w x h x d)

Approx. 972 x 614 x 588mm

Troubleshooting

No picture (screen is dark), no so und. • Plug the TV in.

Here are some simple solutions to problems which may affect the picture and sound.

Poor or no picture (scree n is dark), but good sound. • Using the M ENU system, select the Picture Adjustment menu. Adjust

Good picture, no sound.

No colour on colour programmes. • Using the MENU system, select the Picture Adjustment menu and

Distorted picture when changing channe ls or selecting Text. • Turn off any equipment connected to the scar t connectors on the rear of

Remote control does not function . • Check that the b MODE B Selector button on the remote control is set

Interference on picture fro m connected equipment. • Reduce shar pness level.

The standby indicator on the TV flashes. • Contact your nearest Sony service centre.

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Remote control of other equipment

Additional Information 23

this happen, use the above procedure to re-enter the code. A small label has been attached

to the inside of the battery cover for you to make a note of your brand codes. Not all brands

and models of VCRs and DVDs are covered in this list, however, Sony will endeavour to

Selector button until the TV green light illuminates. Don’t forget to select VCR or DVD

using the b MODE B Selector button every time you wish to operate that equipment with

Find the 3 digit code for your brand from the list below. 2.Press the b MODE B Selector button on the remote control until either the gree n VCR light

or the green DVD light illuminates.3.With the required green light illuminated, press and hold down the YELLOW button for

approximately 6 seconds, until this light starts to flash.4.Use the numbered buttons to enter the 3 digit code for your VCR or DVD. Once a correct

number has been entered, all the green VCR, TV and DVD lights illuminate together

momentarily.5.Turn on your VCR or DVD and check that the remote control operates the main functions.

If not, repeat steps 2 - 4 and enter the next 3 digit code allocated to your brand of VCR or

DVD.6.When you wish to use the remote control to operate the TV again, press the b MODE B

The remote control supplied with your TV operates not only Sony VCRs and DVD players, but also

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those made by other manufacturers. The following instructions guide you through the set up

procedure.

this remote control.

Note: The brand codes you set may be lost if weak batteries are not replaced immediately. Should

VCR Brand List DVD Brand List

update the software periodically. Please refer to the code table provided with your remote

control.

LG 013, 0 16 MATSUI 013, 016

AKAI 025, 0 26, 015, 004 HITACHI 025, 026, 015, 004

Brand Code Brand Code

SONY (VHS) 001 SONY 001

AIWA 009, 028, 023, 024, 016, 003 GRUNDIG 009, 028, 023, 024, 016, 00 3

SONY (DVD) 018, 027, 02 0, 002 DENON 018, 027, 020, 002

SONY (BETA) 021 AIWA 021

DAEWOO 006, 017 JVC 006, 017

JVC 00 9, 028, 023, 024, 016, 003 LOEWE 0 09, 028, 023, 024, 016, 003

HITACHI 015, 014 LG 0 15, 014

GRUNDIG 008 KENWOOD 008

ORION 00 9, 028, 023, 024, 016, 003 PHILIPS 009, 028, 023, 02 4, 016, 003

LOEWE 022 ONKYO 022

MATSUI 018, 027, 020, 002 PANASONIC 018, 027, 020, 002

PHILIPS 011, 014 SAMSUNG 011, 014

PANASONIC 004 PIONEER 0 04

SHARP 012 THOMSON 012

SANYO 019, 027 SHARP 019, 027

SAMSUNG 007 SANYO 007

TOSHIBA 018, 027, 020, 002 YAMAHA 018, 027, 020, 002

THOMSON 003 TOSHIBA 003

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SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY

2-1. Rear Cover Removal 2-2. Speaker Connector Disconnection

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when removing the rear cover not to damage the speaker
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Before completely removing the rear cover disconnect the
speaker connector which is located on the inside.

2-3. Chassis Removal and Refitting

To remove lift the main bracket rear slightly and slide the
chassis away from the beznet. Ensure that the interconnecting
leads are released from their purse locks to prevent damage
being caused.

When refitting the chassis ensure that the main bracket is
located in the beznet guide slots before sliding the chassis
forwards. Refit the inter-connecting leads in their respective
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2-4. Service Position 2-5. G Board Removal

Screw

Clips

To place the chassis in the service position, remove the D2
bracket (see 2-7.) and locate on the beznet inside the set.
Insert the main bracket firmly into the T-slot located on the left
corner of the beznet as indicated (see inset). To gain access to
the underside of the boards follow the instructions on page 19.
[Removal and Replacement of the main bracket bottom plates].

2-6. D2 Board Removal

To remove the G Board first remove the PFC bracket by
removing the two fixing screws (one on each side of the
bracket) and lifting away from the G board.
Remove the screw from the centre of the G board, release
the clips circled and ease the board gently away from the
support bracket.

2-7. D1 Board Removal

Screws

Clips

To remove the D2 board remove the two screws circled,
release the clips circled and ease the board gently away from
the support bracket.

Screws Clips

To remove the D1 board first remove the D2 bracket by
removing the three screws from the bracket (one on opposite
side) and releasing the four clips (two on each side of the
bracket). The D1 board can then be removed using the
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2-8. Wire Dressing 1

2-9. Wire Dressing 2

20mm

20mm

Ensure that wires do not touch heatsinks and high temperature
hotspots. All wires must be kept at a minimum distance of
20mm away from the EHT lead

2-10. Wire Dressing 3

The sheathed end of the ground connecting lead must be
plugged into the F3 board to avoid the possibility of the AC
mains power touching ground.

2-11. Wire Dressing 4

Ensure the RF lead is dressed as shown circled above to avoid
obstructing the rear cover.

To avoid damage to the ground interconnecting leads from the
sharp edges of the heatsink they must be dressed as shown
above between the rear of the heatsink and the tuner.

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2-12. Picture Tube Removal

WARNING:

BEFORE REMOVING

THE ANODE CAP

High voltage remains in the CRT even
after the power is disconnected. To
avoid electric shock, discharge CRT
before attempting to remove the anode
cap. Short between anode and CRT
coated earth ground strap.

Coated Earth
Ground Strap

10

8

7

6

5

4

9

1

3

2

1. Discharge the anode of the CRT and remove the anode cap.

2. Unplug all interconnecting leads from the Deflection yoke, neck
assy, degaussing coils and CRT grounding strap.

3. Remove the C Board from the CRT.

4. Remove the chassis assembly.

5. Loosen the Neck assembly fixing screw and remove.

6. Loosen the Deflection yoke fixing screw and remove.

7. Place the set with the CRT face down on a cushion and remove
the Degaussing Coil holders.

8. Remove the Degaussing Coils.

9. Remove the CRT grounding strap and spring tensioners.

10. Unscrew the four CRT fixing screws [ located on each CRT
corner ] and remove the CRT.
[Take care not to handle the CRT by the neck.]

Removal of the Anode-Cap

REMOVAL PROCEDURE.

a

1

Turn up one side of the rubber cap in
the direction indicated by the arrow a

b

2 Using a thumb pull up the rubber cap
firmly in the direction indicated by the
arrow b

How to handle the Anode-Cap

1. To prevent damaging the surface of the anode-cap do not use
sharp materials.

2. Do not apply too great a pressure on the rubber, as this may cause
damage to the anode connector.

3. A metal fitting called a shatter hook terminal is fitted inside the
rubber cap.

4. Do not turn the rubber foot over excessively, this may cause
damage if the shatter hook sticks out.

c

b

Anode button

3 When one side of the rubber cap is
separated from the anode button, the
anode-cap can be removed by turning
up the rubber cap and pulling it up in
the direction of the arrow c

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Catch

For safety reasons, on no account should the plates be removed

and not refitted after servicing.

Because the plates differ in size it is important that the correct plates are refitted in their original

location.

Please note that the plates need to be rotated 180 degrees from their cut position to allow the

(2) REFITTING THE PLATES

tabs to be fitted into their catch positions.

Ta b

REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF THE MAIN-BRACKET

BOTTOM PLATES.

Only remove the necessary plate to gain access to the printed wiring board.

In the event of servicing being required to the solder side of the A, D1 or G printed wiring

boards, the bottom plates fitted to the main chassis bracket require to be removed.

This is performed by cutting the gates with a sharp wire cutter at the locations indicated by the

arrows.

(1) REMOVING THE PLATES

Note : There are 3 plates fitted to the main bracket and secured by 3 gates.

- 20 -

SECTION 3 SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS

Neck assy

G2

G1

+

Align the edge
of the neck assy on the
edge of the G3 grid closest
to the G2 grid.

G3

• When complete readjustment is necessary or a new picture tube
is installed, carry out the following adjustments.

• Unless there are specific instructions to the contrary, carry out
these adjustments with the rated power supply.

• Unless there are specific instructions to the contrary, set the
controls and switches to the following settings :

Contrast .................................. normal

Brightness .................................. normal

3-1. Beam Landing

Preparation :

1. In order to reduce the influence of geomagnetism on the set’s
picture tube, face it in an easterly or westerly direction.

2. Switch on the TV set’s power and degauss with a degausser.

(1) Adjustment of Correction Magnet for Y-Splitting Axis.

1. Input a crosshatch signal from the pattern generator.

2. Set the Picture control to minimum and confirm that the
Brightness control is set to normal.

3. Position the neck assembly as indicated in Fig.3-3.

4. Loosen the deflection yoke fixing screw.

5. Move the deflection yoke as far forward as is possible.

6. Adjust the upper and lower pin symmetrically by opening or
closing the Y-splitting axis correction magnets located on the
neck assembly. [See Fig 3-2]

7. Return the deflection yoke to its original position and re-tighten
its fixing screw.

Fig.3-1

Y-splitting axis correction magnet

Carry out the adjustments in the following order :

3-1. Beam Landing and Geometry.
3-2. Convergence.
3-3. Focus.
3-4. White Balance.

Note : Test equipment required.

1. Color bar/pattern generator.

2. Degausser.

3. Oscilloscope.

4. Digital multimeter.

(2) Landing and Geometry

Note : Before carrying out the following adjustments adjust the

magnets as indicated on page 22 [See Fig.3-4].

1. Input a crosshatch signal from the signal generator.

2. Rough-adjust the focus and horizontal convergence.

3. Switch from the crosshatch pattern to an all-red pattern.

4. Move the deflection yoke backwards and adjust with the purity
magnet so that the red is at the centre and it aligns
symmetrically [See Fig.3-5].

5. Move the deflection yoke forward to the point where the entire
screen just becomes red [Mark its position].

6. Move the deflection yoke further forward until the screen just
changes colour at the edges. [Mark its position].

7. Position the deflection yoke between the two marks indicated
above.

8. Input a crosshatch pattern from the pattern generator and rotate
the deflection yoke so that the horizontal lines are parallel with
the top and bottom of the screen.

9. When the position of the deflection yoke has been determined,
fasten it with its fixing screw.

10. Once dy rotation and swing left and right for h linearity is ok on
cross hatch pattern, insert dy wedges. [See Fig.3-6].

11. Switch the pattern generator to green then blue and confirm the
purity.

12. If the beam does not land correctly in all the corners of the
screen, use disk magnets to correct it. [Confirm the corner
landing forgreen and blue].

13. Re-check geometry for landing magnet effect. Adjust using
deflection menu. [TT Mode].

Fig.3-2

Caution :

High voltages are present on the Deflection yoke terminals - take care
when handling the Deflection yoke whilst carrying out adjustments.

Fig.3-3

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Fig.3-4

B

G

R

B

G

R

Purity magnets

Align pips on
each magnet

Align both Purity
magnets to the vertical
position

Purity control magnets

3-2. Convergence

(1) Screen centre convergence [Static convergence]

Fig.3-5

GREEN

RED

BLUE

Disk magnets or
rotatable disk

Purity control corrects
this area

magnets correct
these areas (a-d)

ab

c

Deflection yoke positioning
corrects these areas

d

1. Input a dot pattern signal from the pattern generator.

2. Normalize the picture setting.

3. [Moving vertically], adjust the V.STAT magnet so that the
vertical red, green and blue dots coincide at the centre of the
screen.

Center dot

H.STAT

convergence

Vertical Static Magnet

V.STAT

control

RV5375 (H STAT)
H STAT Convergence
(on mount side)

Disk Magnets

Fig.3-6

5 Wedges
required

By opening or closing the V.STAT magnet, the red green and
blue dots move in the direction indicated below.

Note: Do not adjust the H.STAT by rotating the V.STAT

magnets as this can affect the focus setting.

- 22 -

4. Correction for HMC [Horizontal mis-convergence] and VMC

+

+

+

YCH VR

Deflection Yoke

+

+

+

TLV VR

Deflection Yoke

[Vertical mis-convergence] by using the BMC [Hexapole]
magnet.

a). HMC correction by BMC [Hexapole] magnet and movement of

the electron beam.

HMC correction(A) HMC correction(B)

A < B

RG B

A > B

RGB

HTIL correction can be performed by adding a THL correction
assembly to the Deflection yoke.

A = B

A B

RG B

A B

A = B

A B

RG B

A B

b). VMC correction by BMC [Hexapole] magnet and movement of

the electron beam.

VMC correction(A) VMC correction(B)

C < D

C

D

C = D C > D C = D

R
G

B

R

C

G

D

B

C

D

R

G
B

R

C

G

D

B

HAMP Adjustment

YCH Adjustment

TLV Adjustment

Adjust the HAMP using HAMPL and HAMPR registers in the
Dynamic Convergence section of the service menu.

HTIL Adjustment

THL Correction assy

H-TRAP Adjustment

+

+

HTRAP VR

+

Deflection Yoke

The H-TRAP should not be adjusted unless absolutely necessary as it
affects the TLV settings.

- 23 -

Layout of each control

Purity magnet

BMC (Hexaploe) magnet

V STAT convergence magnet

Y-splitting axis correction magnet

Note : If you are unable to adjust the corner convergence properly,

this can be corrected with the use of permalloy magnets.

a

b

3-3. Focus Adjustment

1. Receive a cross hatch pattern from a video generator.

2. Adjust the focus control located on the flyback transformer to
the best level at the centre of the screen.

3. Check left and right x-axis vertical line thickness and adjust to
make them as thin as possible.

4. Considering x-axis and centre, adjust to make uniform.

5. If no cross hatch signal is possible, follow the next three steps.

6. Receive a television broadcast signal.

7. Normalize the picture setting.

8. Adjust the focus control located on the flyback transformer to
obtain the best focus at the centre of the screen.
Bring only the centre area of the screen into focus, the magenta­ring appears on the screen. In this case, adjust the focus to
optimize the screen uniformly.

Focus

a-d: screen-corner
convergence defect

c

Install the permalloy assembly
for the area that needs correcting.

b

Permalloy Assy
X-4387-214-1.

d

Convergence adjustment with permalloy

Screen

d

3-4. Screen (G2), White Balance

[Adjustment in the service mode using the remote
commander]

G2 adjustment

1. Input a dot signal from the pattern generator.

2. Set the Picture, Brightness and Colour to minimum.

3. Apply 165V DC from an external power supply to the R, G
and B cathodes of the CRT.

4. Whilst watching the picture, adjust the G2 control [SCREEN]
located on the flyback transformer to the point just before the
flyback return lines disappear.

a

White balance adjustment for TV mode

1. Input an all-white signal from the pattern generator.

2. Program the Remote Commander for operation in Service Mode.
[See Page 25].

3. Enter into the ‘Service Mode’ by pressing ‘VIDEO’ button twice
and ‘MENU’ on the Service Commander.

4. Select ‘Device Register Setting’ from the on screen menu display
and press ‘Right Arrow’.

5. Select ‘Backend’ from the on screen menu display and press
‘Right Arrow’.

6. Set the ‘Contrast’ to MAX.

7. Set the ‘R-Drive’ to 45.

8. Adjust the ‘G-Drive’ and the ‘B-Drive’ so that the white
balance becomes optimum.

9. Press the ‘OK’ button to write the data for each item.

10. Set the ‘Contrast’ to MIN.

11. Set the ‘R-Cutoff’ to 35.

c

12. Adjust the ‘G-Cutoff’, and the ‘B-Cutoff’ with the left and
right buttons on the remote commander so that the white
balance becomes optimum.

13. Press the ‘OK’ button to write the data for each item.

- 24 -

SECTION 4 CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS

4-1. Electrical Adjustments

Service adjustments to this model can be performed using the
supplied remote Commander RM-938.

Programming the Remote Commander for
Operation in Service Mode

1. Press the VCR/TV/DVD button until the
TV LED lights.

2. Press and hold the yellow button for
approx. 5 seconds until the TV LED
flashes quickly.

3. Press 99999. All three LED’s should light.
The remote commander is now set to Service Mode.

4. To return the remote commander to normal operation mode
repeat steps 1. and 2. then press 00000. All three LED’s
should light.
The remote commander is now set to normal mode.

Setting the TV into Service Mode

1. Program the remote commander for operation in Service
Mode as described above.

2. Turn on the TV main power switch.

3. Press the video standby button on the remote
commander twice.
‘TT ’ will appear in the upper right corner of the screen.
Other status information will also be displayed.

Initialising Menu

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Model Setting

The menu contains a list with all the available models of this software
to set up the TV set in an easy way. The selection of a model is setting
data for its features and hardware resources which cannot be detected
by the automatic power on H/W detection as well as a special model
byte to get an unique model identification for models which cannot be
differed by features and hardware resources (e.g. KV-29FQ76 and
KV-32FQ80)

Before data is set, the user will be asked if he really wants to set a
new model. If the user agrees, automatically the destination setting
menu is shown.

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4. Press ‘MENU’ on the remote commander twice to obtain the
following menu on the screen.

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5. Move to the corresponding adjustment item using the
up or down arrow buttons on the Remote Commander.

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

7. 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.

· Certain menu items are only available in production mode.

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Table.4-1

Indication of Model Compatibility.

Black:

If any data does not match to specific model, the model name is
displayed in black.

Green:

All data which is checked by model setting menu concurs to model
except model byte.

Red:

All data which is checked by model setting menu concurs to model
including model byte.

Note:

After selecting a model, it may be necessary to reset some devices to
get the correct data. (Treble/Bass Offset of Sound, deflection
adjustments, ...)

- 25 -

Basic Setting

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1esahPFD5810552581
2esahPPQD5210552521
3raeniLdiM5310552531
4raeniLH0010552021
5pmacaPQD0510552231
6lvlcdPQD8410552621
7"63tneCH0055208

X-diM

oNrcseDfeDniMxaMataD
1SOPHM061-610
2SOPHS08-80
3LESSYD1031
4YALEDSYD7077
5DOMCNYSDNOFFONONO
6prahStxeTFFOFFONOFFO
7LLP.txEFFOFFONOFFO
8retliFHFFOFFONOFFO

hctiwSoediV/oiduA

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oNrcseDniMxaMataD
1G/B.sySFFONONO
2K/D.sySFFONONO
3L.sySFFONOFFO

4)KU(I.sySFFONOFFO

5)LRI(I.sySFFONOFFO
6noitpo.taNTXT143
7TRC9:61FFONOFFO
8refoow-buSFFONONO
9yb-dnatsotuAFFONONO

01retlif-bmoCFFONONO
11tedCYotuAFFONONO
21tedbmocotuAFFONONO
31elbaliavA2VAFFONONO
41elbaliavA3VAFFONONO
51elbaliavA4VAFFONONO
61elbaliavA5VAFFONONO
71epaTMACESFFONOFFO
81etuMdnuoS1VAFFONONO

Table.4-2

Feature Setting

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1PAPFFONONO

2TAPFFONONO
3XEDNIFFONONO
4txeTeleTFFONONO
5GPEFFONONO
6beWeleTFFONOFFO

Table.4-3

oNrcseDfeDniMxaMataD

11TUOVC0090

22TUOVC2090
3LRTC0OLFFOFFONOFFO
4LRTC1OLFFOFFONOFFO
51TUOCY2072
62TUOCY0070
7WSDCZFFOFFONOFFO
8ETUM3TUOAFFOFFONOFFO
91TUOA3073

012TUOA1071
11LEDPUORG6101361
213TUOA3073
31CLOV3TUOA4074
41FLOV3TUOA4074
51R/L3TUOA0030
61WS1DGNOFFONONO
71WS2DGNOFFONONO

811CNYS1011

912CNYS1011

021TNOCS3233

121OEDIV4034

221OIDUA0030

322TNOCS2232

422OEDIV4034

522OIDUA0030

623TNOCS2232

723OEDIV0030

823OIDUA1031

Table.4-5

Device Register Setting

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2redoceDruoloC

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Table.4-4

Table.4-6

Table.4-7

- 26 -

1redoceDruoloC

)tnoc(1redoceDruoloC

oNrcseDfeDniMxaMataD
753EDOMDCFFOFFONOFFO
85SOPSH50515
95DNLRHTNFFOFFONOFFO
06VELECILS00130
16AERAPUFFOFFONOFFO
26NIHTPUFFOFFONOFFO
36J941XFFOFFONOFFO
46CTSMDFFOFFONOFFO
56TSNIFFOFFONOFFO
66LVLRPUNOFFONONO
76LVLSFOFFOFFONOFFO
86TSFOLSFFOFFONOFFO
9634MORF2032
07EDIWMORF2032
17SELTITRF2032
27LFPLNOFFONONO
37TESERWAFFOFFONOFFO
471EPOLSOTD005520
572EPOLSOTD005520
673EPOLSOTD005520
77CNACPUTES00510
87TNIV70517
97HPPLCTXE00360
08TUOTSETFFOFFONOFFO
18METSYSLOC80518
28EDOMBGR2032
38LESSYFFOFFONOFFO
48TEDNFFOFFONOFFO
58ECNAHNEV4074
68RNPFFOFFONOFFO
78QERFV0030
88BMOCNFFOFFONOFFO
98WSOTUAFFOFFONOFFO
09PARTMACESFFOFFONOFFO
19EDOMLLEBFFOFFONOFFO
29LIKMACES1031
39SOPDI2032
49DIWDINOFFONONO
59SYSLOC-EFFOFFONOFFO
69TUPNI-EFFOFFONOFFO
79KCOLH-EFFOFFONOFFO
89QERFV-ENOFFONONO
99SSW-EFFOFFONOFFO

001TESERTNIFFOFFONOFFO
101WS2CRS0030
201WSBMOC0030
301WSBGRFFOFFONOFFO
401KLBMACES1031
501LVLHNEV1031
601YLDCMCSFFOFFONOFFO
701DIMCSFFOFFONOFFO
801PDAMCSNOFFONONO
901EMITLLIKFFOFFONOFFO
011LVLLLIK2032
111SOPNK5075
211DIWDK70517

oNrcseDfeDniMxaMataD

1LESKLC0030

2KLCSYSNOFFONONO
3KLCPSD3033
4LEDFFOFFONOFFO
5LLPFFOFFONOFFO
6KLCFER1031
7LESDA0030
8NOPLCDFFOFFONOFFO
9FFOPLCFFOFFONOFFO

01LESBMOCFFOFFONOFFO
11FFOWAFFOFFONOFFO
21EDOMSYS00510
31MROFGIS210 5121
41VELPILC0030
51RNY0030
61RNC0030
71EDOMKLB2032
81VELY2010552201
91VELC8010552801
02VELDSO0030
12SERDSOFFOFFONOFFO
22ROCPHS0030
322PUF1031
42JDAYLDCY60516
52DEPA0030
62NARTCD0030
72PHSBUS90519
82QEY3073
92OFPHSNOFFONONO
03KTADPA0030
13DLHDPA0030
23AERADPA0030
33SIHDPA0030
43CTRTCD0030
53CTPLCD0030
63SOPPLC70517
73QEC0030
83FPBC0030
93PARTFIDCFFOFFONOFFO
04CTPESSFFOFFONOFFO
14BMOCTNI0030
24EUHBUS70517
34NILRGPLC0030
44GPADAPLCFFOFFONOFFO
54ECILSSH0030
64ECILSSV1031
74CTPITS1031
84FPLCNYSNOFFONONO
94LIFCNYSFFOFFONOFFO
05NIAGCFA1031
15NIAGWOL1031
25PUDPSCFANOFFONONO
35OCWOLNOFFONONO
45OCHGIH0030
551EDOMDC0030
652EDOMDCFFOFFONOFFO

Table.4-8

Table.4-9

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1no-RNOFFONONO
2no-GNOFFONONO
3no-BNOFFONONO
4loc-D0030
5wS-bWFFOFFONOFFO
6L-ammaGFFOFFONOFFO
7tsartnoC0403604
8mottoB-KLB3033
9euH8203662

01sixA-ruoloC1031
11ruoloC1303613
21leveL-ITC2032
31ssenthgirB5203652
41lbA-S0030
51ssenprahS5203652
61leveL-ITL0030
71evirD-R5303653
81timiLP0030
91evirD-G1403614
02edoM-LBA0030
12evirD-B1403614
22edoM-ITC0030
32thgirBbuS60366
42ammaG1031
52ffotuC-R1303613
62edoM-ITL1031
72ffotuC-G7203672
82leveL-CIPD1031
92ffotuC-B1303613
03narT-CD1031
13tnoC-buS80518
23lvL-2BGRL80518
33lbA-P5105151
43HT-LBA00510
53P.ffO-BC2303645
63P.ffO-RC9203611
73S.ffO-BC4503636
83S.ffO-RC103636
93W-gnigAFFOFFONOFFO
04B-gnigAFFOFFONOFFO
14metsyS1031
24tesffo-Y70517
34leveL-MV1031
44OF.prahSNOFFONONO
54ffO-DCFFOFFONOFFO
64DC.prahS2032
74IF.prahS0030
84revO/erP2032
94roC-MV0030
05OF-MV2032
15timiL-MV3033
25yaleD-MV2032
35ruoloCbuS08-80

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1TNIT130 3613
2WGN/PFFOFFONOFFO
3DIN/PFFOFFONOFFO
4RUOLOCBUS70517
5RTNOCBUS80518
6OFPRAHS1031
7QEPRAHS2032
8NIAGPRAHS80518

9.VELTUO-Y5403683

01TNIOPSB0030

11.VELTUO-C8303683
21TSERCD0030
31OFFPB1031
41QFPB1031
51WSRETLIFFFOFFONOFFO
61WSPART-C0010
71PARTD-SNOFFONONO
81FPLNOFFONONO
91LD-Y40014
02BMOC-NNOFFONONO
12LESOEDIV00510
22LESBGR0030
32ENOTFLAHFFOFFONOFFO

421.FFOrC70517

521.FFObC70517

622.FFOrC70517

722.FFObC70517
82QERFDCV3073
92EDOMDCV1031
03SNESCFA1031
13MVMFFOFFONOFFO
23JDAY-RS60516
33JDAY-BS40514
43FPH/LLEB2032
53OFLLEBFFOFFONOFFO
63PGS2032
73DISFFOFFONOFFO
83BNE1BGRFFOFFONOFFO
93HP-SH0010
04WSotuA1011
14DI-C1011
24HP-PV0010
34OITARN/S3033

Table.4-10

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1elbaTRN0070
21ccL00360
32ccL00360
43ccL00360

5leS_miLVU0070

Table.4-11

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Table.4-12

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Deflection System Adjustment

4-2. Volume Electrical Adjustments

1. Enter into the service mode and select ‘Deflection’ from the
menu. The ‘Deflection’ adjustment menu will be displayed.

2. Select and adjust each item to obtain the optimum image.

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1eziS-H4303643
2noitisoP-H5203663
3eziS-V1303615
4noitisoP-V1303682
5pmA-niP8103661
6niPC-pU7303614
7niPC-oL7303604
8woB-CFA1303672
9elgnA-CFA1303682

01esahP-niP8203652
11niL-V70518
21rroC-S805121
311-noitatoR1031
412-noitatoR510 5151
51parT-H510 131
61raeniLH0010552021
71pmA-raP-CH8303663
81pmA-raP-PM90517
91sixAniPpU2033
02sixAniPoL2033
12niaGniPpU1033
22niaGniPoL1032
32miT-bkA510 1351
42ffO-KLBNOFFONOFFO
52ffO-BKAFFOFFONOFFO
62klB-pU40510
72klB-oL90510
82nO-VNOFFONONO
92cD-wEFFOFFONOFFO
03loP-cUFFOFFONOFFO
13wS-klbVNOFFONOFFO
23esahP-cnyS0030
33edoM-CFA2032
43wS-tsRFFOFFONOFFO
53klB-tfeL2503625
63esahP-plC3033
73klB-thgiR0303603
83etaG-plCFFOFFONOFFO
93klbHNOFFONONO
04tcepsA-V7403674
14wS-mooZFFOFFONOFFO
24wS-pmJFFOFFONOFFO
34llorcS-V1303613
44qerF-V2032
54nilV-pU00510
64nilV-oL00510
74pmoC-V00516
84pmoC-H00510
94cD-1waSV70517
05pmoC-niP7074
15pmA-1waSV00130
25pmoC-CFA0070
35cD-raP-PM3105151
45cD-raP-CH3603613
55wS-psAFFOFFONOFFO
65WS-vrDVFFOFFONOFFO
75ahP-raP-CH1303613

Table.4-13

Sub Colour Adjustment

1. Input a PAL colour bar signal.

2. Connect an oscilloscope to CN5400 pin 5 located on the C
Board.

3. Enter into the ‘Service Mode’.

4. Choose ‘Backend’ from the menu.

5. Adjust ‘Sub Colour’ data so that the right sides of the waveform
are of equal height.

Same Level

B-Out Waveform

V SIZE

V LIN

AFC V BOW

V POS

H POS

H SIZE

H PIN CUSH

H TILT

H UP COR

AFC V ANGLE

H LOWER COR

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Is available by pressing the ‘TEST’ button twice, OSD ‘TT’ appears. The functions described below are available by selecting the two numbers.
To release the ‘Test mode 2’, press 0 twice, press the TV button or switch the TV set into Stand-by mode. Pressing the two Local Control
buttons (+ and -) during power ON will also switch into ‘TT’ mode or from standby mode press OSD, 5, volume plus, TV.
In ‘TT’ mode, it is possible to remove the Menu from the screen by pressing the Speaker Off button once. Pressing the Speaker OFF button a
second time will cause the Menu to reappear. The function is kept even when the menu is not displayed on screen !!.

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