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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CAUTION
SHORT CIRCUIT THE ANODE OF THE PICTURE TUBE AND
THE ANODE CAP TO THE METAL CHASSIS, CRT SHIELD,
OR CARBON PAINTED ON THE CRT, AFTER REMOVING THE
ANODE.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARK ! ON
THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN
THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION.
REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS
WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS
MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.
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SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION
The units in this manual contain a self diagnosis function. If an error occurs, the STANDBY (1) indicator will automatically
begin to flash. The number of times the STANDBY (1) indicator flasher translates to a probable source of the problem. If
an error symptom cannot be reproduced, the remote commander can be used to review the failure occurrence data stored
in memory to reveal past problems and how often these problems occur.
1.DIAGNOSIS TEST INDICATORS
When an errors occurs, the STANDBY/(1) indicator will flash a set number of times to indicate the possible cause of the
problem. If there is more than one error, the indicator will identify the first of the problem areas.
Result for all of the following diagnosis items are displayed on screen. No error has occured if the screen displays a "0".
Diagnosis
Item
Description
• Power does not
turn on
• +B overcurrent
(OCP)*
• I-Port
• IK (AKB)
No. of times
STANDBY/TIMER
lamp flashes
Does not light
2 times
4 times
5 times
Self-diagnostic
display/Diagnosis
result
—
2:0
2:1 ~ 255
4:0
4:1 ~ 255
5:0
5:1 ~ 255
Probable
Cause
Location
• Power cord is not plugged
in.
• Fuse is burned out (F4601)
(A Board)
• H.OUT (Q511) is shorted.
(A board)
• IC751 is shorted.
(C/CV Board)
• +13V is not supplied.
(A Board)
• IC503 voltage list is faulty.
(A Board)
• Video OUT (IC751) is faulty.
(C Board)
• IC001 is faulty. (A Board)
• Screen (G2) is improperly
adjusted.
Detected
Symptoms
• Power does not come on.
• No power is supplied to the
TV.
• AC power supply is faulty.
• Power does not come on.
• Load on power line is
shorted.
• Has entered standby state
after horizontal raster.
• Vertical deflection pulse is
stopped.
• Power line is shorted or
power supply is stopped.
• No raster is generated.
• CRT cathode current
detection reference pulse
output is small.
• HV Protect
Note 1: If a + B overcurrent is detected, stoppage of the vertical deflection is detected simultaneously.
The symptom that is diagnosed first by the microcontroller is displayed on the screen.
Note 2: Refer to screen (G2) Adjustment in section 2-4 of this manual.
8 times
8:0
8:1 ~ 255
• IC604 faulty.
• IC607 faulty.
• No power supply to CRT
ANODE.
• No RASTER is generated.
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2. DISPLAY OF STANDBY/(1) indicator FLASH
COUNT
Lamp ON 300ms
Lamp OFF 300ms
Lamp OFF 3 sec
3. STOPPING THE STANDBY/(1) indicator FLASH
Turn off the power switch on the TV main unit or unplug the power cord from the outlet to stop the STANDBY/(1) lamp
from flashing.
Diagnosis ItemFlash Count*
+B overcurrent2 times
I-Prot4 times
IK (AKB)5 times
HV Protect8 times
* One flash count is not used for self-diagnosis.
FLASH RED n Please refer diagnosis item.
FLASH GREEN n OK
STANDBY indicator
4. SELF-DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN DISPLAY
For errors with symptoms such as "power sometimes shuts off" or "screen sometimes goes out" that cannot be confirmed,
it is possible to bring up past occurrence of failure on the screen for confirmation.
[To Bring Up Screen Test]
In standby mode, press buttons on the remote commander sequentially in rapid succession as shown below:
[display] / channel [5] / volume [-] / Power
/ TV
˘
Note that this differs from entering the service mode (volume [+]).
Self-Diagnostic screen display
SELF DIAGNOSTIC
2 : 0
3 :N/A
4 : 0
5 : 1
8 : 0
101 :N/A
Numeral "0" means that no fault was detected.
Numeral "1" means the number of a fault occurrence (1~255).
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5. HANDLING OF SELF-DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN DISPLAY
Since the diagnosis results displayed on the screen are not automatically cleared, always check the self-diagnostic screen
during repairs. When you have completed the repairs, clear the result display to "0".
Unless the result display is cleared to "0", the self-diagnosis function will not be able to detect subsequent faults after
completion of the repairs.
[Clearing the result display]
To clear the result display to "0", press buttons on the remote commander sequentially when the self-diagnostic screen is
displayed, as shown below:
Channel [8] / "0"
[Quitting Self-diagnostic screen]
To quit the entire self-diagnostic screen, turn off the power switch on the remote commander or the main unit.
6. SELF-DIAGNOSIS CIRCUIT
FROM
C BOARD
IC751 PIN 5
A BOARD
FROM
Q511
COLLECTOR
A BOARD
IC001
Y/CHROMA JUNGLE
IK
97
EHTO
A BOARD
IC503
V.OUT
F.B-PLS
A BOARD
IC001
SYSTEM
SDA1
311645
V.GUARD
RED LED
20
7
DISPLAY
A BOARD
IC003
MEMORY
5
SDA
[+B overcurrent OCP ]Occurs when an overcurrent on the +B (135V) line is detected by pin 97 of IC001
(A Board). If the voltage of pin 97 of IC001 (A Board) is less than 1V when V.SYNC is
more than HV, the unit will automatically go to standby.
[I-Port]Occurs when an absence of the vertical deflection pulse is detected by pin 116 of
IC001 (A Board).
[IK $AKB%]If the RGB levels* do not balance within 15 sec after the power is turned on, this error
will be detected by IC001 (A Board). TV will stay on, and indicalor will start to Blink 5
times.
[HV Protect]Occurs when IC001 internal HV protect detects an abnormal. H-Pulse (frequency) due
to unproper power supply to IC001. TV cuts off high voltage power of anode CRT. No
picture will be detected eg IC607, IC604 go faulty.
* (Refers to the RGB levels of the AKB detection Ref pulse that detects 1K)
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SECTION 1
DISASSEMBLY
1-1. REAR COVER REMOVAL
2 Rear cover
1 Eleven screws
(+BVTP 4 × 16)
1-2. SPEAKER REMOVAL
1 Two screws
(Washer Head)
(+P4 × 16)
1-3. CHASSIS ASSY REMOVAL1-4. SERVICE POSITION
1-5. TERMINAL BRACKET AND J1 BOARD
REMOVAL
7 J1 Board
2 One screws
(+BVTP 3 × 12)
1 One screws
(+BVTP 3 × 12)
6 Two hooks
5 Terminal bracket
3 One screws
(+BVTP 4 × 16)
4 Two screws
(+BVTP 3 × 12)
1-6. F BOARD REMOVAL
1 One screw
(+BVTP 3 × 12)
2 One hook
3 F Board
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1-7. H3 BOARD REMOVAL
1 Two screws (washer head)
(+BVTP 3 × 12)
2 Six Hooks
H3 Board
3
1-9. A BOARD REMOVAL
1 Six screws (washer head)
(+BVTP 3 × 12)
1-8. DL BOARD REMOVAL
7 DL Board
6 Three hooks
2 Four Hooks
3 A Board
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1-10. PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL
Note:
• Please make sure the TV set is not in standing position before removing necessary CRT support located on bottom
right and left.
1) Place the TV set with the CRT face down on a cushion jig
2) Remove the rear cover.
3) Unplug all interconnecting leads from the Deflection Yoke,Neck assy, Degaussing Coil and CRT grounding strap.
qf Nut, Special, CRT (4)
qd Degaussing Coil
qs Holder, DGC(2)
Removal
9 Spring Tension(2) Removal
8 Loosen the Deflection Yoke
fixing screw and remove
7 VM Board Removal
qa Band, DGC Removal
4 Anode Cap Removal
0 Earth Coating Assy
6 Loosen the Neck Assembly
fixing screw and removal
5 C Board Removal
9 Chassis Assy Removal
• REMOVAL OF ANODE-CAP
Note:
• After removing the anode, short circuit the anode of the picture tube and the anode cap to the metal chassis, CRT
shield or carbon paint on the CRT.
•REMOVING PROCEDURES
a
a
1 Turn up one side of the rubber cap in the direction
indicated by the arrow a.
b
b
2 Using a thumb pull up the rubber cap firmly in the direc-
tion indicated by the arrow 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.
•HOW TO HANDLE AN ANODE-CAP
1 Do not damage the surface of anode-caps with
sharp shaped objects.
2 Do not press the rubber too hard so as not to
damage the inside of anode-cap.
A metal fitting called the shatter-hook terminal is
built into the rubber.
3 Do not turn the foot of rubber over too hard.
The shatter-hook terminal will stick out or damage
the rubber.
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SECTION 2
SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
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The following adjustments should be made when a
complete realignment is required or a new picture tube is
installed.
Perform the adjustments in the following order :
1. Beam Landing
2. Convergence
3. Focus
Set the controls as follows unless otherwise noted:
VIDEO MODE: .................................................... Standard
4. Screen(G2)
5. White Balance
PICTURE CONTROL:......................................... Normal
BRIGHTNESS CONTROL: ................................. Normal
•In order to reduce the influence of geomagnetism on
the set's picture tube, face it east or west.
Purity control
•Switch on the set's power and degauss with the
degausser.
2-1. BEAM LANDING
PICTURE MODE: DYNAMIC
1. Input a white signal with the pattern generator.
Contrast
Brightness
2. Position neck assy as shown in Fig 2-1.
}
normal
Fig. 2-3
3. Set the pattern generator raster signal to a green
raster.
4. Move the deflection yoke to the rear and adjust with
purity control so that the green is at the center and the
Blue
Red
blue and the red take up equally sized areas on each
side. (Figures 2-1 through 2-4.)
Green
5. Move the deflection yoke forward and adjust so that the
entire screen is green. (Figure 2-2.)
6. Switch the raster signal to blue, then to red and verify
the condition.
Fig. 2-4
7. When the position of the deflection yoke have been
decided, fasten the deflection yoke with the screws and
DY spacers.
8. If the beam does not land correctly in all the corners,
use a magnet to adjust it.
(Figure 2-5.)
Purity control
corrects this area.
b
a
Disk magnets or rotatable
disk magnets correct these
areas (a-d).
Neck assy
Align the edge of
the neck assy with
the edge of the G2 grid.
G2G1G3
Fig. 2-1
Fig. 2-2
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c
Deflection yoke positioning
corrects these areas.
a
d
d
Fig. 2-5
b
c
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2-2. CONVERGENCE
•Before starting this adjustment, adjust the focus,
horizontal size and vertical size.
•Receive dot/hatch signal
•Pic mode: Soft
Center dot
R G B
H. STAT VR
R
G
B
V. STAT
Magnet
RV705
H. STAT
RV1800
SCREEN (G2)
C Board
(1) Horizontal and Vertical Static Convergence
1. (Moving vertically), adjust the V.STAT magnet so that
the red, green and blue dots are on top of each other
at the centre of the screen.
2. (Moving horizontally), adjust the H.STAT VR control so
that the red, green and blue dots are on top of each
other at the center of the screen.
3. If the H.STAT variable resistor cannot bring the red,
green and blue dots together at the center of the
screen, adjust the horizontal convergence with the
H.STAT variable resistor and the V.STAT magnet in the
manner given below.
(In this case,the H.STAT variable resistor and the
V.STAT magnet influence each other so be sure to
perform adjustments while tracking).
4. BMC (Hexapole) Magnet.
If the red, green and blue dots are not balanced or
aligned, then use the BMC magnet to adjust in the
manner described below.
1 V. STAT
a
bb
a
B
G
R
b
B
G
R
3 H. STAT.
b
a
b
a
R
G
B
B
G
3 BMC (Hexapole) magnet.
RGB R G BRGB
RB
G
Purity
DY pocket
V.STAT
5. Operation of V.STAT magnet
If the V.STAT magnet is moved in the "a" and "b" arrows,
the red, green and blue dots moves as shown below.
b
a
b
RG
V.STAT
B
G
R
BMC
BMC (Hexapole)
Purity
a
GB
RB
b
B
G
R
b
R
2 H. STAT VR
a
RGGBB
6. Moved RV705 H.STAT.
b
R
the red, green an blue dots move as shown below.
a
RGGBB
b
R
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7. Y separation axis correction magnet adjustment.
1. Receive the cross-hatch signal and adjust
[PICTURE] to [MIN] and [BRIGHTNESS] to
[STANDARD] .
2. Adjust the Y separation axis correction magnet
on the neck assembly so that the horizontal lines
at the top and bottom of the screen are straight.
Neck assyNeck assy
VM1 boardVM1 board
Blue
RedBlue
Red
(2) Dynamic Convergence Adjustment
Preparation:
Before starting this adjustment, adjust the horizontal and
the vertical static convergence
TLVRotate TLV-2 VOL (29", 34") on DY
XCV Rotate XCV Adj core on DY
YCH Rotate YCH VOL on DY
TLHInsert TLHCorrection Plate to DY Pocket
(Left or Right)
(3) Screen-corner Convergence
If you are unable to adjust the corner convergence
properly, this can be corrected with the use Piece A(90)
Conv. Correct.
ba
a-d : screen-corner
misconvergence
cd
1. Affix the Piece A(90) Conv. Correct corresponding to
the misconverged areas.
RB
ON DY:
B
R
TLHTLV
RB
R
B
YCHXCV
(VR1)
(VR2)
YCH
(VR3)
TLV
TLV
DY pocket
TLH Plate
XCV
Fix a Perrmalloy assy
corresponding to the
misconverged areas
a
d
b
c
a to d : permalloy assembly
DY pocket
XCV
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2-3. FOCUS ADJUSTMENT
FOCUS adjustment should be completed before W/B
adjustment.
(Except 34")
1. Receive digital monoscope pattern.
2. Set "Picture Mode" to "DYNAMIC".
3. a) Adjust focus VR so that the center of screen
becomes just focus(29", 34").
b) Adjust focus VR so that the lion teeth
becomes just focus(25").
4. Change the receiving signal to white pattern and blue
back.
5. Confirm Magenta ring is not noticeable. Incase
Magenta ring is obvious, adjust FOCUS VR to balance
between MAGENTA RING and FOCUS.
2-5. WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
1. Set to Service Mode (Refer Section 3-1:
ADJUSTMENTS WITH COMMANDER).
2. Input white raster signal.
3. Set Picture to DYNAMIC.
i. Set PICT 006 WTS to 00h (all models except AR2
series).
ii. For AR2 set OPTB 006 OPB 6 to 00.
4. Select WHBL 002"RDRV" and the value to 37
5. Select WHBL 003"GDRV" and 004 "BDRV"and adjust
the data for the best white balance in highlight
condition.
6. Adjust WHBL 000 "BKOR" and 001 "BKOG"and adjust
the data for best white balance cut-off condition.
7. Write into the memory by pressing [MUTING] then
-.
8. Write offset data for other mode.
After adjustment, please reset:
i. OPTM 006 – OPB 6 to original data (AR2 series).
ii. PICT 006 – WTS to original data (All models except
AR2 series)
AdjustOffsetOffset
18000 t 12363 t 9300
BKOR–2–3
BKOG+1+2
RDRV00
GDRV–3–8
BDRV–8–18
Focus
Screen
FLYBACK TRANSFORMER (T503)
2-4. G2 (SCREEN) ADJUSTMENTS
1. Set the PICTURE to Normal.
2. Put the VIDEO input mode without signals
3. Connect R,G,B of the C board cathode to the
oscilloscope.
4. Adjust cathode voltage to the value below.
5. Adjust G2 (screen) on the FBT until picture shows the
point before cut off.
Cathode setting voltage:
170 V ± 2 (VDC)
SUB BRIGHT ADJUSTMENT
1) Set to service mode.
2) Brightness set to 50%, Picture: Minimum.
3) Select WHBL SBRT with
1 and 4, and adjust 'SBRT'
data with 3 and 6 so that the third stripe from right
dimly lit.
4) Write into the memory by pressing [MUTING] then -.
U S : US/Latin/Taiwan
E U : Europe
G A : General Area
J P: Japan
item no.service dataNVMfieldchannel no./
softwareservice datareservedpower on time
Status ByteStatus Byte
Flash DCXO#1 SSD#2 SSD
VDSP_C Flag
CO_LOCKED
VDSP
Detected Stereo Type (Direct Value from CZ_ Stereo_Mode)
111Needed for Nicam DCXO aligment Purpose
xyValue of x = 0 - Unknown, 1 - BTSC, 2 - A2, 3 - NICAM,
4 - KOREAN, 5 - Japan, 6 - AV Stereo
Value of y = 0 - Mono, 1 - Stereo, 2 - Bilingual, 4 - SAP/Single
0 1 : serial no. of the M/P release
for each destination
b. METHOD OF CANCELLATION FROM SERVICE MODE
Set the standby condition (Press [POWER] button on the commander), then press [POWER] button again, hereupon it
becomes TV mode.
c. METHOD OF WRITE INTO MEMORY
1. Set to Service Mode.
2. Press
3. Change item by pressing
1 (UP) and 4 (DOWN), to select the adjustment item.
3, 6.
4. Press [MUTING] button to indicate WRITE on the screen.
5. Press
- button to write into memory.
1, 4Select the adjustment item.
r
3, 6Raise/lower the data value.
r
[MUTING]Writes.
r
-Executes the writing.
d. MEMORY WRITE CONFIRMATION METHOD
1. After adjustment, pull out the plug from AC outlet, and then plug into AC outlet again.
2. Turn the power switch ON and set to Service Mode.
3. Call the adjusted items again to confirm adjustments were made.
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e. OTHER FUNCTION VIA REMOTE COMMANDER
7, -All the data becomes the values in memory.
8, -All user control goes to the standard state.
Display, -Service data initialization (Be sure not to use usually.)
2, 5Select Device or Category (Up, Down)
3-2. ADJUSTMENT METHOD
Item Number 000 HPOS
This explanation uses H POSITION as an example.
1. Select "000 HPOS" with the
2. Raise/lower the data with the
3. Select the optimum state. (The standard is IF for PAL reception.)
4. Write with the [MUTING] button. (The display changes to WRITE.)
5. Execute the writing with the
SERVICE.)
Example on screen display :-
1 and 4 buttons, or 2 and 5.
3 and 6 buttons.
- button. (The WRITE display will be changed to red color while excuting, and back to
GEO00
637S
1.0C
1F60HPOS
7F0000A59
SERVICE
GREEN
Adjusted with 3
and 6 buttons.
GEO00
637S 1.0C
1FWRITE
7F0000A59
60HPOS
GREEN
Write with [MUTING]
GEO00
637S
1.0C
Write executed with
WRITE
1F60HPOS
7F0000A59
RED
The WRITE display
then the display
returns to green
SERVICE.
Use the same method for all Items. Use
[MUTING], then execute the write with
Note : 1. In [WRITE], the data for all items are written into memory together.
2. For adjustment items that have different standard data between 50Hz or 60Hz, be sure to use the respective
input signal after adjustment.
1 and 4 to select the adjustment item, use 3 and 6 to adjust, write with
• Standard data listed on the Adjustment Item Table are reference values, therefore it may be different for each model and for each mode.
• Note for Different Data Those are the standard data values written on the microprocessor. Therefore, the data values of the modes and stored respectively in the memory.
In case of a device replacement, adjustment by rewriting the data value is necessary for some items.
01 = 4 time speed from the original
10 = 6 time speed from the original
11 = 8 time speed from the original
B/G
1
1
1
SECAM
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
Color DecordingComposite (SCART)
D/K
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
DEC
79
79
79
DEC
60
60
60
No. OPB3
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D1(D1 Terminal)0 = not available, 1 = available
AV Multi/(AV Multi Terminal) - JP0 = not available, 1 = available
PAMPortable Audio Mode - GA0 = not available, 1 = available
Component(Component [YCbCr] Terminals)0 = not available, 1 = available
Composite(No. of Composite Terminals)00 = no composite terminal
(Euro:no Scart) BX1L:No Video
(SCART)(No. of SCART Terminals)01 = 1 composite terminal
(Euro:1 Scart) BX1L:2 Video in
10 = 2 composite terminals
(Euro:2 Scart) BX1L:3 Video in
11 = 3 composite terminals
(Euro:no terminal) BX1L:4 Video in
SECAM(SECAM Color System)0 = not available, 1 = available
Color decoding(Color Crystal Selection)00 = PAL/NTSC/SECAM (Multi)
or Force SAP if JP/US ST is act0 = disabled, 1 = enabled
JP/US ST(JP/US Stereo)0 = disabled, 1 = enabled
Korean ST(Korean Stereo)0 = disabled, 1 = enabled
MONO(Monaural Model)0 = Stereo (SSD) Model
US1x1x = Complicated Chinese
(GA NTSC)1xx1 = Korean
GAx1xx = Arabic
GA US
0
0
0
GA US(US Model Destination)0 = US/CANADA/Latin
Latin(US Model Latin Destination)0 = US/CANADA (No Volume Figure Display)
Feature 2(Temporary for BX1L)0 = Comb Not available
Feature 1(Temporary for BX1L)0 = PiP Not Available
OSD Language Selection01xx = French
(English always available except JP)US0x1x = Spanish
Latin
Feature 2
0
0
0
0000 = Destination ADE
EU0001 = Destination BL
0010 = Destination KR
0011 = Destination U
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3-3. PICTURE QUALITY ADJUSTMENT
VB1
VB2
VB3
VB4
VB1 = VB2 = VB3 = VB4
80mV
VB1
VB2
VB3
VB4
VB1 = VB2 = VB3 = VB4
80mV
SUB COLOR ADJUSTMENT
1. Select Video.
2. Input PAL 100% Color Bar.
3. Set to following condition:
PICTURE 100%,COLOR 50%, BRIGHTNESS 50%,
HUE Center, SHP 50%.
4. Set the PICT 06 WTS to 00h.
5. Connect an oscilloscope to pin 2 (B OUTPUT) of
CN004 A Board.
6. Set the service mode and select SADJ 04 "SCOL"
1 and 4 of the commander then adjust to
with
VB2=VB3=VB4 with 3 and 6 (For PAL), write the
data as below :
Add 2 steps to SCOL (PAL) - 25" and 29".
Add 6 steps to SCOL (PAL) - 34".
7. Copy "SCOL 50 PAL(Video)"data to "SCOL 50
SECAM(Video)"
8. Copy "SCOL 50 PAL(Video)" and "SCOL 50 SECAM
(Video)" data to "SCOL 50 PAL(TV)" and "SCOL 50
SECAM(TV)" table.
9. Input NTSC 75% Color Bar to TV set and repeat item 3-5.
10. Set the service mode and select SADJ 04 "SCOL"
with 1 and 4 of the commander then adjust to
VB1 = VB4 Write 3 and 6 (for NTSC) and write in
the data as below :
Add 5 steps to SCOL (NTSC) - 25"
Add 3 steps to SCOL (NTSC) - 29".
Add 6 steps to SCOL (NTSC) - 34".
11. Copy "SCOL 60 NTSC(Video)"data to "SCOL 60
NTSC(TV)"
12. Copy "SCOL 50 PAL"data to "SCOL 50 YUV" table
and "SCOL 60 NTSC" data to "SCOL 60 YUV".
13. Set WTS back to original data.
VB1
VB2 VB3
VB2 = VB3 = VB4(For PAL sub color adjustment)
VB1 = VB4(For NTSC sub color adjustment)
(Difference is within 70mV)
VB4
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The highest level of VB1, VB2, VB3, VB4 must be
aligned at the same time.
The ideal difference between VB2 and VB3 is within ±
80mV.
Sub Hue Adjustment For YUV input
1. Select YUV input.
2. Input NTSC 3.58 Color Bar Into YUV mode.
3. Connect an oscilloscope to pin 1 (B output) of CN004.
4. Set the service mode and select YC 13 "TINT" with
and 4 of the commander then adjust to
VB1=VB2=VB3=VB4 with
5. Then press [MUTING] t
3 and 6.
- to write the data.
The highest level of VB1, VB2, VB3, VB4 must be aligned
at the same time.
The ideal difference between VB2 and VB3 is within ±
80mV.
PMAX/CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
Picture Mode: Sport (NTSC model)
Picture Mode: Personal (Others)
1. Select Video mode.
2. i)Input PAL Color Bar toTV set. (Other)
ii)Input NTSC 75% Color Bar (NTSC model).
3. Set the following condition:
PICTURE 100%, COLOR 0%,BRIGHTNESS 50%
4. Connect oscilloscope to pin 4 (R Output) of CN004,
5. Set to Service Mode PWL PICT 03 to 00h and WHBL
017 BLBG to 01h.
6. Select SADJ 00 "PMAX" with
commander then adjust VR within spec with
1 and 4 of the
3 and 6.
1
SUB HUE ADJUSTMENT
1. Select Video.
2. Input NTSC 3.58 Color Bar to TV set.
3. Set to following condition:
PICTURE 100%,COLOR 50%, BRIGHTNESS 50%,
HUE Center, SHP 50%.
4. Connect an oscilloscope to pin 2 (B output) of
CN004.
5. Set the service mode and select SADJ 01 "SHUE"
1 and 4 of the commander then adjust to
with
VB1=VB2=VB3=VB4 with
6. Then press [MUTING] t
7. Select TV channel with NTSC 3.58 and repeat item 3-6.
8. For single system models with NTSC 4.43 select TV
channel with 4.43 and repeat 3-6.
3 and 6.
- to write the data.
VR
NTSC
1.85±0.03Vpp
1.57±0.03Vpp
VR
25"
34"
29"
PA L
2.20±
0.03Vpp
1.90±
0.03Vpp
7. Copy PMAX data to TV models.
8. Select "WIDE" mode for TV & Video mode, Write the
PMAX Data – 6 Steps" (for model with V-Compression
features only).
9. Set the PWL & BLBG back to (PWL: 01h and
BLBG: 00h)
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3-4. DEFLECTION ADJUSTMENT
H-TRAPEZOID ADJUSTMENT
1. Receive cross hatch/dot signal
2. Adjust RV1801 on C-Board to make H-Trapezoid
distortion best.
NORMAL MODE (50Hz)
1. Set to Service Mode.
2. Input SPCB Signal (For NTSC models select Video
mode)
3. Using the
mode) Raise/lower data using the
to adjust the following items:Service Item
GEOM: 000HPOSHORIZONTAL SHIFT (HS)
4. For Korea models only:
a) For GEOM items, copy adjusted 60Hz to 50Hz
b) Add 6 steps to 50Hz "HPOS" item and save data.
c) Add 3 steps to 50Hz "HSIZ" item and save data.
WIDE MODE (50Hz)
(V-Compression Adjustment)
1. Input SPCB signal(For NTSC models select Video
mode)
2. Adjust condition to WIDE MODE : ON.
3. Copy (item from NORMAL MODE (50Hz) adjusted
data for the following items:
Service Item
mark ! are critical for safety. Replace only
with part number specified.
Note: “A” board schematic diagram is divided into 6 blocks.
Each block is named by its function and block “alphabet”.
eg: Processor (Block A)
Joint connection between boards can be identified using
the block alphabet followed by sequence numbering.
eg: -<HOUT-DEFL (A10) To D11
Meaning: Block A joint A10 is connected to Block D joint
D11
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R774
150
3W
RS
250V
10
C751
*
R1824
10
C1803
*
R756
C783
0.001
B
1
1P
CN702
GND
2SA1175-HFE
BUFFER
Q1800
XX
R776
1
1P
CN705
GND
*
R1822
R786
XX
1
3
4
WHT
4P
CN703
200V
GND
H1
XX
R1805
1/2W
100k
R760
XX
R1807
5.0MM
JW1713
25V
1000
C1809
10
C1804
110M
RV750
XX
R1809
250V
4.7
C781
0.47
R794
D781
XX
JW1804
5.0MM
R1813
2.2k
XX
R1816
R784
XX
2SA1175TP-HFE
Q701
XX
XX
R1804
XX
R1810
*
R1800
432
IC1800
LA6510
NS DRIVE
XX
R777
1/2W
560k
R773
*
R758
R1814
2.2k
2SC2785-HFE
AMPLIFIER
Q1801
10
C1800
JW1751
XX
63V
22
C756
XX
R1811
XX
C782
XX
R1812
2SC2785-HFE
AMFLIFIER
Q1804
1/2W
100
R763
*
R1825
1SS119-25
PROTECT
D1803
GP08D PROTECTOR
D750
R1815
XX
XX
R783
1
2
3
WHT
3P
CN1802
N/S COIL-
NC
N/S COIL+
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
1
GND
GND
1
J751
SOCKET,CRT
L751
XX
1
CN704
1P
1000V
10uH
L750
XX
R775
GP08D PROTECTOR
D1808
*
R1801
250V
4.7
C754
*
R1806
1SS119-25
PROTECT
D1804
100
R765
12
D754
HSS82-TJ
PROTECTOR
876543
TDA6108AJF/N1
RGB AMPLIFIER
IC751
B IN
G IN
R IN
GND
IK
VDD
R OUT
G OUT
B OUT
RD5.6ESB2
CLAMP
D782
0.1W
47k
RV1800
C759
XX
B
2SC2785-HFE
PVM AMP
Q1802
22uH
L780
100
R764
2SC2785TP-HFE
Q1803
XX
R767
XX
R766
XX
*
R1823
*
R757
XX
R1808
D780
XX
XX
R778
2kV
0.0047
E
C752
R713
XX
R768
XX
R785
XX
1
2
3
4
5
6
YEL
6P
CN1801
VD+
GND
5V
15V
ROT_CTRL
ROT_SW
JW3880
XX
*
R3801
432
LA6510
IC3800
*
R3811
10
C3802
10
C3800
*
R3809
D3801
1SS119-25
Q3801
XX
Q3800
*
*
R3804
*
R3807
1.2
R3808
*
R3813
*
R3800
R3814 1.2
*
R3812
XX
R3803
D3800
1SS119-25
D3802
GP08D
*
R3802
100
C3801
*
R3810
JW3881
XX
Q3802
*
XX
JW752
*
L752
*
L753
5.0MM
JW753
*
L754
XX
JW754
3W
RS
R781
1.8
RN
1k
R1826
RN
1.2K
R3815
R3805 4.7K RN
FPRD
R1803
1.2
1.2
R1802
FPRD
1
2
3
4
5
WHT
5P
CN3800
LC(B)
LC(E)
GND
7V
11V
270
R754
270
R752
270
R753
470k
R780
1SS133T-77
D783
B
C784
0.001
R795
100
1SS133T-77
D784
250V
0.1
C753
PT
NL700
LAMP,NEON
R1821
*
RN
XX
R796
XX
C785
XX
R797
D785
XX
D786
XX
D787
XX
2kV
E
C786
0.0047
1
CN706
1P
GND
1
CN707
1P
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
7P
CN701
WHT
GND
B OUT
G OUT
R OUT
GND
1K
9V
2kV
E
C787
0.0047
5.0MM
JW1881
5.0MM
JW1880
*
R3806
RN
35
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
1
4
J752
XX
*
C788
*
C789
*
C790
FV
RCV
C
TO A BOARD
CN507
TO ROTATION COIL
ROTATION
CIRCUIT
LANDING CORRECTION
CIRCUIT
RGB AMPLIFIER
TO A BOARD
CN512
TO L.C. COIL
TO FBT
TO A BOARD
CN505
TO A BOARD
CN004
FV
GND
1
56
78
910
156
789
10
D755
HSS82-TJ
PROTECTOR
D756
HSS82-TJ
PROTECTOR
5V
15V
1000V
200V
R
G
B
R
G
B
9
(RGB AMPLIFIER)
B-SSSBX1L-...-C..-XR34
1
2
3
4
5
6
25V
H
KG
G2
CV
KR G1 G4
HV
KB
PICTURE TUBE
A80LPD90X
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J
I
H
G
F
E
D
C
B
A
4-3-1. C Board Schematic Diagram
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4-3-2. A Board — Processor (Block A)
3.3V
5V
5V
9V
10
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1314
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
(A71) NVM_SCL
To E21
(A70) NVM_SDA
To E22
(A69) B_CLK
To E42
(A68) B_DAT
To E43
(A67) B_INT
To E44
(A66) DGC-RELAY
To C13
LED R
CN014
7P
WHT
TO H3 BOARD
CN3905
3.3V
GND
LED G
SIRCS
GND
KEY
A
(BLOCK A)
PROCESSOR
R099
220
R096
220
RN-CP
C308
0.1
L038
16V
10uH
B:CHIP
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
C309
RN-CP
10
JR1080
CHIP
R097
TO VM1 BOARD
CN5901
CN005
CN003
*
*
WHT
CN004
7P
SDA-0 (A5) To D15, E23
3.3V (A3) To B10 , C6 , E20
SCL-0 (A6) To D16,E24
C006
100
16V
R010
10k
CHIP
R006
XX
CHIP
100
R029
C091
100p
CHIP
C083
XX
CH
To E41 (A62) S2
5V (A4) To C9, D17, E10
C093
100
16V
Q001
UN2211
RGB-MUTE
(SPOT)
D003
MMDL914T1
5V POWER SUPPLY
R007
XX
CHIP
CHIP
C090
100p
CHIP
L012
10uH
C014
0.22
16V
B:CHIP
L013
10uH
C018
0.22
16V
B:CHIP
To E26 (A61) AFT
To E25 (A60) RESET
To C28 (A59) ROT_SW
To C29 (A58) ROT_CTRL
HDSW-DEFL
(A1) To C23
PWR-OFF-MUTE
(A2) To B8
3.3V
C015
10
D067
XX
MMDL914T1
R338
4.7k
0.1
B:CHIP
C310
XX
16V
R015
1.5k
RN-CP
B
CHIP
R319
XX
R320
XX
RN-CP
R387
100
CHIP
D068
RD5.6SB-T1
PROTECT
R361
To C15 (A64) 1.8V_AUDIO
R344
0
R345
CHIP
0
CHIP
XX
RN-CP220
R014
100
3.3V
To B9 (A65) AUDIO MUTE
RN-CP
R340
10k
RN-CP
3.3V
C020
16V
3.3V
3.3V
MMDL914T1
PROTECT
R360
C322
18k
RN-CP
Q016
MSD601-RT1
RESET
R362
5.6k
CHIP
CHIP
C321
22
63V
D002
MMDL914T1
3.3V POWER SUPPLY
R322
*
CHIP
R003
4.7k
CHIP
R030
100
CHIP
10uH
L009
D072
R363
3.3k
4.7
RN-CP
Q017
MSD601-RT1
RESET
XX
R365
Q013
MSD601-RT1
(RESET)
R001
4.7k
CHIP
C011
0.22
16V
B:CHIP
0 :CHIP
To D9 (A63) M-SYS-IF
9V (A8) To B11 , C14, C24, D13, E18
MOMUTE-AUDIO (A7) To B7
5V
R5009
470k
CHIP
Q515
UDZSTE-179.1B
(RGB MUTE)
R336
10k
CHIP
Q015
UN2211
PROTECTION
R019
XX
R020
XX
L011
C012
10uH
16V
R012
2.2k
CHIP
R341
100
CHIP
R381
4.7k
CHIP
R382
4.7k
CHIP
R380
R023
D069
XX
C975 0.001 CHIP
R024
C013
CHIP
470
16V
D070
XX
C016
XX
B
To D11 (A57) AGC-MUTE
R5008
R5010
100k
10k
CHIP
CHIP
R5011
3.9k
CHIP
R395
C023
4.7k
0.22
CHIP
16V
B:CHIP
TP03
R323
100
CHIP
CHIP
CHIP
C021
0.22
100p
CHIP
B
R337
470
R339
CHIP
100
CHIP
R018
*
CHIP
R392
100
CHIP
R379
100
CHIP
100
CHIP
CHIP
10k
100
JR1081
0
CHIP
R026
100
CHIP
R025
100
CHIP
TP02
C311
C019
0.1
0.22
16V
16V
B:CHIP
B:CHIP
C022
0.22
16V
B:CHIP
To C3 (A56) STBY_SW
WHT
TO C BOARD
CN701
9V
MMDL914T1
R-MUTE
R5012
15k
C592
CHIP
470p
CH
R5013
C589
1M
XX
CHIP
B
R5034
330k
RN-CP
C594
R5033
0.01
100k
25V
RN-CP
B:CHIP
D025
MM3Z5V6ST1
PROTECTION
L006
C025
10uH
0.22
C028
16V
0.1
B:CHIP
16V
B:CHIP
L031
C026
10uH
47
35V
JL004
373839
33
343536
GNDA
VDDA2
SIRCSC
32
VSSADC
VDDA(1.8)
SCL1
31
VDDADC(1.8)
SDA1
30
VDDC2
29
VSSC2
28
B INT
D1_JP/MONSW_MONO
2627
MOMUTE-AUDIO
DGC RELAY
2425
AUDIO MUTE
23
HD SW
SCL0
SDA0
VDDP(3.3V)
RESET
1819 20 2122
ROT CTRL
17
ROT SW
STBY_SW
AFT
14
D1_JP/MODE1_EU/ATT
VDDC(1.8V)
DECV1V8
111213 1516
KEY
10
S2/MODE2-EU
VSSC1/P
RED LED
GREEN LED
VDDC3(1.8V)
VSSC3
AGC-MUTE
SECAM L-L
M-SYS-IF
123456789
VDDA3(3.3V)
VDDC4(1.8)
VSSP2
VREF_POS_LSL
VSSC4
124
125
126
127
128
C029
22
63V
L036
10uH
L010
10uH
C024
L033
22
10uH
63V
L032
10uH
R301
2.2M
CHIP
To C12 (A55) 1.8V_MAIN
GND
B OUT
G OUT
1
2
3
G
B
D057
C596
R5014
22P
1.5M
CH
CHIP
C590
4700p
D024
B
UDZSTE-179-1B
PROTECTION
D023
UDZSTE-179-1B
PROTECTION
L035
10uH
C030
CHIP
0.22
16V
B:CHIP
100
C036
100
R038
25V
100
R039
CHIP
1
R041
100
CHIP
40
4142434445
G OUT
B OUT
VREF AD
VDDA(3.3V)
VREFAD_PO
VREFAD_NE
XTALIN
VREF_POS_HPR
XTALOUT
VREF_NEG_LSL+LSR
VREF_POS_LSR+HPL
VREF_NEG_HPL+HPR
118
119
120
121
122
123
X001
24.5MHz
R011
100
CHIP
C031
C034
470
C032
10p
16V
10p
R305
L037
10uH
CHIP
C041
R044
0.0047p
12k
B:CHIP
CHIP
D061
MMDL914T1
ABL
R309
*
CHIP
R303
1M
CHIP
C077
0.01
25V
R304
B:CHIP
*
RN-CP
R OUT
GNDIK9V
7
6
4
5
R
MMDL914T1
G MUTE
MMDL914T1
B MUTE
C591
0
CHIP
C037
3
4.7
2
L007
10uH
C038
0.1
16V
R042
C043
2.2k
0.1
CHIP
16V
C301
B:CHIP
470p
CH
46
474849
IK
VP3
ABL
R OUT
(ADD: 8AH)
VSSA1
VP1
DECDIG
VGUARD
114
115
116
117
C304
100
25V
C300
0.22
16V
B
0
L008
10uH
C324
C046
100
0.0068
16V
25V
B:CHIP
R5030
XX
R311
R310
47k
1k
CHIP
CHIP
C079
XX
R326
XX
RN-CP
C084
XX
XX
C326
B
C325
XX
D060
RD5.6SB-T1
GEOMETRIC
CORRECTION
To C20 (A54) ABL
D058
D059
R364
1k
CHIP
D006
C323
XX
C302
0.1
4.7
16V
B
10V
B:CHIP
F:CHIP
C047
0.1
C045
0.1
16V
16V
B:CHIP
B
51
52
5354555657
50
GND3
Y/GIN
VOUT
UOUT
R-Y/RIN
B-Y/BIN
SCARTFBL
IC001
*
9
10
8
GND1
PH1LF
PH2LF
VD-
EWD
DECBG
SECPLL
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
C048
0.22
C052
16V
0.001
B
B:CHIP
C050
10
C044
2.2
R046
100
16V
F
CHIP
R045
C042
100
0.22
16V
CHIP
B
C081
C049
0.001
0.022
B
C080
25V
XX
B
B
R314
6.8k
R316
RN-CP
6.8k
CHIP
R306
1.2k
1/10W
RN-CP
C599
XX
D062
RD5.6SB-T1
SLICER
Q009
XX
MSB709-RT1
ABL BUFFER
R327
XX
RN-CP
To C25 (A51) VD--DEFL
To C26 (A50) VD+-DEFL
To C27 (A52) EWD-DEFL
To C17, E9 ,(A53) VGUARD-DEFL
4
C053
0.022
25V
B:CHIP
YOUT
YSYNC
VD+
VIFIN1
105
106
C089
XX
B
R048
100
CHIP
RD5.6SB-T1
PROTECTION
R315
6.8k
RN-CP
To D7 (A49) VIFIN1-IF
WHT
C056
100
25V
L005
C054
10uH
0.1
R058
16V
100
B:CHIP
5
CHIP
R056
1.2k
CHIP
596061
58
62
63
UIN
VIN
YIN
AFC
HOUT
CVBS0
SCARTHPR
VSSCOMB
VDDCOMB
SCARTHPL
CVBS1/Y1
CVBS3
CVBS2/Y2
MON_OUT
AGC2SIF
VCC8V
INTC0_IF
IFVO/IF_MON_OUT
SIFAGC/SCART
MONO_OUTL
DECSDEM
D1 RIN
D1 LIN
AVL/2SIF
IREF
VSC
VIFIN2
AGCOUT
GNDIF
SIFIN2
SIFIN1
100
101
102
103
104
C094
R051
*
39k
RN-CP
C055
W004
0.15
W001
W005
W002
W006
W003
D064
B:CHIP
R355
22k
CHIP
D065
RD5.6SB-T1
PROTECTION
To D2 (A47) SIFIN1-IF
To D1 (A46) SIFIN2-IF
To D6 (A48) VIFIN2-IF
9V
GNDNC+B
VM
GND
1
2
1
2
R356
0
CHIP
R317
2.2k
C317
CHIP
XX
R397
TP04
100k
CHIP
64
6
VM
65666768697071727374757677
LSR
LSL
C1
INR1
INL1
C319
XX
INR3
INL3
C2
78798081828384858687888990919293949596
INR2
INL2
VP2
PLLIF
GND
OUTR
C063
OUTL
0.1
16V
B
CHIP
R384
EHTO
R060
100
979899
CHIP
100
CHIP
R312
18k
CHIP
R383
XX
CHIP
MMDL914T1
C058
R313
0.001
18k
PROTECTION
CHIP
R061
680
CHIP
C057
0.01
25V
B:CHIP
(A43) 2SIF
To D3, D5
(A44) TUAGC-IF
To D10
(A45)OCP-PROTECT
To C4, C19
+B (A9) To C16
LSR-AUDIO (A12) To B2
AFC-DEFL (A11) To C21
HOUT-DEFL (A10) To C22
4
3
9V
C318
XX
C303
C072
100
0.01
16V
25V
B
7
C305
C064
100
2.2
25V
C073
2.2
R388
C065
68k
3.3
CHIP
C306
0.1
16V
B:CHIP
Q012
MSD601-RT1
(FSC BUFFER)
R386
470
CHIP
D071
5V
B-SSSBX1L-...-PROCESSOR-XR34(6)
LSL-AUDIO (A13) To B1
5V
5V
9V
D066
L004
MMDL914T1
47uH
L003
10uH
C069
0.1
16V
B:CHIP
C316
0.47
10V
B:CHIP
SY (A14) To E4
SU (A15) To E5
SV (A16) To E6
SEL(A17) To E7
B-Y/BIN (A18) To E30
Y/GIN (A19) To E29
R-Y/RIN (A20) To E31
SCARTFBL/A16 (A21) To E36
TV-OUT (A22) To E3
JR1089
0
(A33) To E1
CHIP
JR1091
CHIP
0
JR1094
C3 (A23) To E40
CVBS3/Y3 (A24) To E39
INR3 (A25) To E37
INL3 (A26) To E38
CVBS2 (A27) To E28
INR2 (A28) To E35
INL2 (A29) To E34
C1 (A30) To E14
CVBS1/Y1 (A31) To E13
DVD-R (A32) To E2
DVD-L
MON-OUT (A34) To E17
IFVO/IF_MON_OUT (A35)
To D4
PLLIF (A36) To D8
MONO_OUTL (A37) To D14
OUTR (A38) To E11,E16
OUTL (A39) To E12,E15
INR1 (A40) To E33
INL1 (A41) To E32
FSC (A42) To E27
CHIP
0
JR1088
CHIP
JR1090
CHIP
JR1092
CHIP
JR1093
CHIP
0
0
0
0
JR1095
0
CHIP
– 36 –– 37 –
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4-3-3. A Board — Audio (Block B)
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A
KV-XR34M80,/50/XR34M81/XR34N60
RM-W104RM-W103RM-W150
KV-XR34M80,/50/XR34M81/XR34N60
RM-W104RM-W103RM-W150
1314
B
C
D
E
F
G
R238
100
CHIP
JR1280
XX
CHIP
C200
0.22
16V
B
LSL-AUDIO (B1) To A13
LSR-AUDIO (B2) To A12
R237
B
5.6k
R203
3.3k
CHIP
R205
CHIP
5.6k
100
CHIP
C235
470p
CH
R200
3.3k
CHIP
R204
3.3k
CHIP
C202
0.047
16V
R201
3.3k
CHIP
C236
R207
6.8k
CHIP
C204
B
XX
0.1
PT
C234
470p
CH
C201
0.22
16V
R202
CHIP
LSL OUT
1
R208
6.8k
CHIP
C203
0.047
16V B
C206
0.01
25V B
C238
2.2
16V
F
GND
2
C207
0.1
PT
R242
22k
CHIP
CN203
TO B BOARD
CN205
LSR OUT
MUTE
4
3
0.47
C208
0.01
C205
25V
B
C237
C209
0.47
R210
R233
C230
R240
2.2k
CHIP
Q203
XX
WHT
OUTC/NC
XX
R211
15k
CHIP
15k
CHIP
R232
XX
XX
CHIP
XX
PT
R241
2.2k
CHIP
D213
MMDL914T1
SWITCH
MSD601-RT1
RF
S_GND
IN R/NC
100
C210
C211
4.7
R212
CHIP
D212
MMDL914T1
R236
10k
CHIP
IC200
AN5276T
AUDIO AMP
OUTL
IN C/NC
IN L
D209
XX
0
MMDL914T1
SWITCH
MUTE
812349765
XX
D201
C212
XX
D210
MMDL914T1 SWITCH
D202
D200
DA204K
VCC
PW_GND
10 11 12
C213
0.1
B
D203
MMDL914T1
SWITCH
OUTR/NC
STBY
C215
2200
SP L
PH_L
GND
1
2
3
C214
1000
25V
R234
47
C231
0.047
PT
Q202
MSB709-RT1
AC MUTE
R218
0
CHIP
D204
MMDL914T1
SWITCH
D211
DA204K-T-146
SP R
GND
456
330
R217
C219
220
16V
PH_R
CN202
6P
WHT
TO H3 BOARD
CN3903
C217
1000
25V
R235
22
C232
C216
C220
*
25V
MMDL914T1
CHIP
47
0.047
PT
D205
R221
1k
CHIP
R220
0
R219
330
C218
22
C221
XX
25V
D206
XX
CN204
XX
YEL
TO B BOARD
CN206
AUDIO VCC
3
AUDIO VCC
2
GND
1
H
I
J
B-SSSBX1L-...-AUDIO-XR34
A
(BLOCK B)
R2644
XX
FPRD
To C8 (B3)7V
AUDIO
To E19 (B4) (MON-MUTE-AUDIO
To A3,C6,E20 (B10) 3.3V
To A65 (B9) AUDIO-MUTE
To A8,C14,C24,D13,E18 (B11) 9V
To A2 (B8) PWR-OFF-MUTE
To A7 (B7) MOMUTE-AUDIO
– 38 –– 39 –
To C5 (B6) AUDIO_VCC
To C7 (B5) AUDIO_GND
Page 39
4-3-4. A Board — Power Supply/Deflection (Block C)
17
18
19
20
11
12
13
14
15
16
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A
11V (C1) To C10
C683
R6015
RS
*
XX
25V
B
T603
1
10W
RB
5
JW1557
R552
2.2k
CHIP
R505
100k
RN-CP
RD5.6SB-T1
CLAMP
11
JR1580
0
C529
XX
C532
470
25V
C527
0.01
470
1
9
C684
2
8
3
7
4
XX
R613
8.2M
1W
RN
VD600
ENE271D-20A
R5032
470
3W
RS
R557
XX
C528
2W
470p
RS
2kV
B
XX
R562
*
2SD2634-CA
H OUT
R560
10k
CHIP
8765
IC502
NJM2903M-TE2
PIN CONTROL
R506
22k
RN-CP
C502
1500p
B:CHIP
C585
C534
XX
XX
25V
R551
B
12k
RN
D509
12
DRV-IN
1234567
CHIP
SL
C533
*
25V
C537
C536
0.1
PT
B
B
C
D
E
F
To A45 ,C4 (C19) OCP-PROTECT
G
H
I
J
CN600
2P
TO H2 OR H3 BOARD
CN3602
DGC CHECKING
TP603
TP604
To A58) (C29) ROT_CTRL
To A59 (C28) ROT_SW
To A52 (C27) EWD-DEFL
To A50 (C26) VD+-DEFL
To A51 (C25) VD--DEFL
To A8 ,B1, C14 (C24) 9V
To A1 (C23) HDSW-DEFL
To A10 (C22) HOUT-DEFL
To A11 (C21) AFC-DEFL
To A54 (C20) ABL
(C18) FBP
To E8
AC IN
AC IN
CN601
3P
CN603
DGC CHK
DGC CHK
CN602
DGC
DGC
XX
DGC
DGC
2P
NC
2
1
3
2
1
2
1
2
1
C600
0.22
275V
PT
MSD601-RT1
SWITCH
C697
0.22
275V
PT
FB600
JW1601
1.1uH
XX
JW1600
XX
TH600 THERMISTOR
RY600 RELAY (AC POWER)
R659
XX
1W
7.5
RS
JW1659
R600
Q600
C601
CHIP
220
16V
135V
C564
XX
R599
27k
CHIP
L518
47uH
R522
22k
RN-CP
C505
MPS
R6014
10W
RB
D600
1SS119-25
SWITCH
R601
4.7k
CHIP
XX
R5019
XX
CHIP
ELIZ
PIN OUT
JW1521
10.0MM
XX
R520
22k
RN-CP
1
JW1614
JW1615
XX
Q506
2SC2688-LK
H-DRIVER
R523
330
1
C551
C508
XX
C510
B
0.001
D504
C506
160V
R561
R566
XX
CHIP
R526
8.2k
RN-CP
C516
R538
XX
CHIP
XX
15
R531
*
1SS119-25
PROTECTOR
B
C507
33
C582
XX
25V
XX
Q501
*
BUFFER
C513
XX
SL
220P
500V
0.01
25V
D533
FB501
1.1uH
E
B
C514
0.047
200V
PT
R543
5.6k
1W
RS
R517
4.7K
RN-CP
R564
150k
RN-CP
R575
RN-CP
D535
JW1501
5.0MM
2.7k
XX
L501
C523
R525
XX
JW1698
470p
500V
B
C519
470p
500V
Q505
IRF614
1.1uH
FB502
470
B
1M
S
R548
RN-CP
*
BUFFER
R592
RN-CP
JW1697
XX
XX
135V
R544
3W
1
34
T501 HDT
CHIP
C517
0.01
25V
B
R533
C504
680P
B:CHIP
R532
10K
CHIP
3.9K
C521
Q502
C503
10
33k
XX
C685
R6017
XX
Q511
R565
JR1582
Vcc
C531
2.2
FPRD
220
XX
16
4321
18k
CHIP
R567
220k
CHIP
CHIP
R569
XX
0
D1NL20U-TR
RECTIFIER
JW1607
R5016
CHIP
C530
0.022
PT
IC503
TDA8177
V-OUT
F.B.-PLS
R568
1.5
FPRD
D513
ELIZ
V DRIVE
MMDL914T1
SWITCH
R596
820
3W
0.45uH
10k
JR1583
XX
C584
R570
6.8K
CHIP
R573
27k
CHIP
Vee
C540
0.33
MPS
C541
R6018
XX
D647
C608
JW1608
15
470p
250V
JW1609
B
25
C609
RY602
470p
250V
RELAY (AC POWER)
B
3
D648
XX
1
D657
JW1695
JW1694
7.5
RY601
RELAY (AC POWER)
MMDL914T1
D652
UDZS-TE17-12B
D654
RD6.8ES-B
PROTECTOR
135V
C543
RS
XX
2kV
B
C538
24000P
1.2kV
PP
C539
0.047
630V
PP
L502
D518
*
DUMPER
R5027
150k
D545
RN
MMDL914T1
SWITCH
C593
*
B
D532
MMDL914T1
PROTECTOR
100p
CHIP
JW1580
XX
5
13
OUT-PUT
Vcc(OUT)
REF-VOLT
C578
0.001
B
JR1581
C546
0
0.1
CHIP
F:CHIP
R577
220
R5001
3W
RS
RN-CP
L504
XX
R571
XX
8.2k
JW1504
SL
RN-CP
5.0MM
KV-XR34M80,/50/XR34M81/XR34N60
RM-W104RM-W103RM-W150
CN605
XX
PFC IN
3
4
2
D658
UDZS-TE17-12B
CLAMP
7.5
D651
R606
4.7k
RN-CP
D517
RS3FS
DUMPER
RS3FS DUMPER
R5028
3.3k
RN-CP
R542
10k
CHIP
C587
0.1
100V
PT
R5000
22k
CHIP
47k
C555
D536
XX
RD5.6ESB2
SL
CLAMP
WHT
CHOKE COIL
PFC OUT
1
JW1682
7.5
JW1683
7.5
VD601
ERZV14D621
3
1
RY603
R605
4.7k
RN-CP
TP502
D519
C598
1
10V
B
R580
3.3k
RN-CP
D546
D549
MMDL914T1
XX
CLAMP
C588
0.001
B
MMDL914T1
PROTECTOR
R622
6.8
10W
RB
4
2
2SA1162-G
REGULATOR
R6006
FPRD
R574
2.2
RN-CP
R5017
XX
R582
150k
RN-CP
CLAMP
R5002
10k
CHIP
R5003
4.7k
CHIP
D537
D653
ERA22-08
R603
1k
FPRD
1
2
Q616
0.47
R581
RN-CP
C548
0
CHIP
R5049
MSD601-RT1
10k
XX
C559
0.022
R587
330k
RN-CP
25V
B
Q512
D607
D4SB60L
RECTIFIER
R604
4.7k
RN-CP
4
3
C552
680p
2kV
B
C553
680p
2kV
C554
0.0047
200V
PT
C613
C615
0.0047
0.0047
500V
500V
E
E
1
0.0047
C614
0.0047
500V
E
PH602
ON3171-R
PHOTO COUPLER
R6004
4.7
1/2W
FPRD
R6005
D659
U05G
4.7
FPRD
C691
0.47
450V
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IC608
SELECTION UNIT, RECTIFIER
135V
C561
3300p
630V
PP
B
R585
2.2
L507
FPRD
10mH
R638
470k
1/2W
JW1621
10
C616
500V
E
C621
820
10
250V
JW1639
R6011
10k
CHIP
R6010
68k
CHIP
D600 MTZJ-T-77-22
C512
R527
XX
R589
*
2W
RS
R588
4
1
3
C567
0.68
400V
PP
D613
U05G
PROTECTOR
VD602 ENE471D-20A
C623
R639
250V
470k
R651
470
RN-CP
C695
100
25V
11V
135V
0.0047
B:CHIP
3
5
T504 HLT
*
2W
RS
C595
XX
400V
PP
13
10
T505 PMT
IC_GND (C2)
To F1
C626
4700p
500V
C619
XX
450V
XX
U05G
B
PROTECTOR
D661
MTZJ-T-77-15
C631
0.001
100V
PP
RN-CP
24
1
98
T508 XX
2
1
534
R652
E
D614
12k
C620
R597
680
FPRD
820
250V
C568
470p
500V
4
7
C627
0.0047
500V
R6020
0.47
R654
C635
C636
C632
R653
100
RN-CP
SG501
XX
B
L511
100uH
5W
RN
4.7
E
C633
0.001
CH
C570
4
9.1k
RN-CP
1.8
250V
PP
C630
XX
16V
R657
XX
10
L519
10MH
B
4.7
C572
250V
L512
XX
1
2
0.22
R510
‘
TH601 THERMISTOR,NTC
3
‘
D617
D2SB60A-F04
C628
22
450V
RN
R661
470k
C629
0.01
RN
25V
B
Vsense
F/B
Ct
VG(H)
Rt
GND
Timer
SS
VG(L)
87654321
P-GND
Vc1
9
OCP Vc2
C694
IC602
XX
MCZ3001DA
25V
SW REGULATOR
F
13
4
C574
4.7
PP
C577
0.33
250V
PT
L513
2.2mH
JW1512
R515
XX
33
3W
RS
5V
KV-XR34M80,/50/XR34M81/XR34N60
RM-W104RM-W103RM-W150
D632
D1NS6
SNUBBER
FB601
1.1uH
Q607
IRFIB7N50A-LF31
SWITCH
C650
680p
1kV
:PP
S
C651
680p
1kV
S
R676
0.1
2W
RB
11V
2W
XX
135V
C597
16V
R5025
4.7k
CHIP
1SS133T-77
SWITCH
15V
C562
XX
500V
D522
C556
D2L20U
R586
15
RN-CP
D521
R6008
10
FPRD
C652
220
35V
MM3Z15VT1
CLAMP
R660
CHIP
RS
100
D547
B
470
25V
C557
C654
0.0047
500V
E
C655
D1NL20U-TR
RECTIFIER
D631
R677
*
R678
*
0
R679
CHIP
R5021
1.5k
RN-CP
R5022
*
RN
Q516
2SA1091-0
SWITCH
R5023
*
R5024
*
CHIP
L581
10UH
JW1581
XX
C560
XX
500V
B
470
25V
1000
35V
C653
0.047
800V
D633
0
JW1582
R593
FPRD
5
0.47
R591
0.47
FPRD
10
12
15
8
9
17
516
7
18
14
1
2
T601
TRANSFORMER
COVERTER
135V
135V
R590
220k
RN
D2L20U
C558
33
160V
W502
FL604
FILTER
NOISE
FL606'
FILTER
NOISE
EMI
EMI
FL605
FILTER
NOISE
C566
XX
500V
B
C565
200V
EMI
EMI
D523
D4SBL20U
SENSING
11V
22
*
SWITCH
D635
JW1583
R665
FPRD
10ERB20-TB5
RECTIFIER
C646
22
63V
R642
1W
R664
510k
RN
18 16 1514 12 1110
VD
D622
MTZJ-T-77-15
VS
RECT
VB
C692
0.01
R662
330
RN-CP
L515 XX
R507
4.7
FPRD
S501 SWITCH LEVER
160V
*
JW1515
7.5
R511
XX
JW1511
7.5
4.7
D627
C649
100
25V
0.1
RF
R669
FPRD
UF4005PKG23
CLAMP
B
R508
68
R5029
470
3W
RS
D527
GP08D
SWITCH
1
3
4
5
6
T605 HST
R670
1k
10
FPRD
MM3Z15VT1
R672
10k
RN-CP
C648
0.1
MPS
D625
C647
10
D626
* CLAMP
S502 SWITCH LEVEL
3W
R519
RS
100
3W
RS
R509
D528
GP08D
SWITCH
TH500
THERMISTOR
13
9
8
7
FB602
1.1uH
D629
Q608
IRFIB7N50A-LF31
SWITCH
R673
10
FPRD
R675
10k
RN-CP
R6007
0
CHIP
PH601
ON3171-R
PHOTO COUPLER
R5020
5V
D548
1SS133T-77
SWITCH
R5026
240k
68
RN
3W
RS
5V
L503
10uH
C550
0.1
100V
PT
R578
1
2W
RS
ELIZ
Q609
FL602
FILTER
NOISE
PS602
JW1699
FL607
FILTER
NOISE
FL600
FILTER
NOISE
FL601
FILTER
NOISE
200V
5
R594
0.47
FPRD
1314
R6021
10k
R681
C658
B
EMI
FL603
FILTER
NOISE
EMI
D636
D10SC4M
RECTIFIER
2
3
1
PS603
5A
PS601
5A
C656
680p
1kV
EMI
*
8765
IC603
EK1135
R684
XX
CHIP
R686
*
CHIP
D10SBS4F
1
PROTECT
3
4
2
C667
2200
JW1688
12.5
PS600
5A
D638
D10SC4M
3
RECTIFIER
1
C662
3300
16V
C666
3300
16V
C659
680p
1kV
C661
470p
1kV
R
C663
330
160V
C660
W602
680p
1kV
T506
NX-4521//M
1
4
2
6
5
3
4321
C665
*
B
C670
D637
FOCUS
SCREEN
C668
500V
R6009
CHIP
22uH
XX
L600
1
E
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4-5.PRINTED WIRING BOARDS AND PARTS LOCATION
PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
A
[Processor, Audio, Power Supply, Deflection, Tuner, Jack, Heat Sink]
– A Board –
A
B
C
D
E
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GND
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F
KV-XR34M80,/50/XR34M81/XR34N60
RM-W104RM-W103RM-W150
KV-XR34M80,/50/XR34M81/XR34N60
RM-W104RM-W103RM-W150
NOTE:
The circuit indicated at left contains high voltage of over
1220 Vp-p. Please pay attention when inspecting or
repairing it to prevent an electric shock.
A703* 4-042-408-02PIN, COATING LEAD
A704* 4-042-408-02PIN, COATING LEAD
A705* 4-042-408-02PIN, COATING LEAD
A706* 4-042-408-02PIN, COATING LEAD
A707* 4-042-408-02PIN, COATING LEAD
A708* 4-042-408-02PIN, COATING LEAD (KV-XR34M81/XR34N60)
• Dangerously high voltages are present inside the TV.
• TV operating voltage: 110 – 240 V AC.
• Do not plug in the power cord until you have completed making all other
connections; otherwise a minimum leakage current might flow through the antenna
and other terminals to ground.
• To avoid battery leakage and damage to the remote, remove the batteries from the
remote if you are not going to use it for several days. If any liquid leaks from the
batteries and touches your skin, immediately wash it away with water.
For your own safety, do not touch any part of the
TV, the power cord and the antenna cable during
lightning storms.
Do not place any objects on the TV. The apparatus
shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and
that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases,
shall be placed on the apparatus.
Do not block the ventilation openings of the TV.
Do not install the TV in a confined space, such as a
bookcase or built-in cabinet.
For children’s safety, do not leave children alone
with the TV. Do not allow children to climb onto it.
Do not operate the TV if any liquid or solid object
falls into it. Have it checked immediately by
qualified personnel only.
Clean the TV with a dry and soft cloth.
Do not use benzine, thinner, or any other chemicals to
clean the TV. Do not attach anything (e.g., adhesive
tape, cellophane tape, glue) on the painted cabinet of
the TV. Do not scratch the picture tube.
Do not open the cabinet and the rear cover of the
TV as high voltages and other hazards are present
inside the TV. Refer servicing and disposal of the
TV to qualified personnel.
2
Your TV is recommended for home use only.
Do not use the TV in any vehicle or where it may be
subject to excessive dust, heat, moisture or
vibrations.
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To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the
TV to rain or moisture.
Install the TV on a stable TV stand and floor which
can support the TV set weight. Ensure that the TV
stand surface is flat and its area is larger than the
bottom area of the TV.
Do not plug in too many appliances to the same
power socket. Do not damage the power cord.
Pull the power cord out by the plug. Do not pull
the power cord itself. Even if your TV is turned
off, it is still connected to the AC power source
(mains) as long as the power cord is plugged in.
Unplug the TV before moving it or if you are not
going to use it for several days.
3
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x Securing the TV
To prevent the TV from falling, use the supplied screws, clamps and band to
secure the TV.
20 mm
3.8 mm
screwsclamps band
Screw the band to the TV stand and to the
provided hole at the rear of your TV.
or
(1) Put a cord or chain through the clamps.
(2) Screw one clamp to a wall or pillar and
the other clamp to the provided hole at
the rear of your TV.
Note
• Use only the supplied screws. Use of other screws may damage the TV.
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Table of Contents
Installation
Getting Started ..................................... 6
• Do not use old or different types of batteries together.
Step 2
Connect the antenna cable (not supplied) to 8
(antenna input) at the rear of the TV.
Tip
• You can also connect your TV to other optional components
(see page 22).
Step 3
Plug in the power cord, then press ! on the TV to
turn it on.
Note
• The 1 (standby) indicator flashes green for a few seconds
when turning on the TV. This does not indicate a
malfunction.
Step 4
6Installation
Set up the TV by following the instructions of the
“Initial Setup” menu (see page 7).
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x
Start auto program now?
Setting up your TV
(“Initial Setup”)
When you turn on your TV for the first time, the “Initial Setup” menu will appear.
You may change the menu language, preset the TV channels automatically and adjust
the picture position using the buttons on the TV front panel.
Tip
• The MENU, and V/v/B/b buttons on the remote control can also be used for the
operations below.
Press 2 +/– to select the desired menu
1
language, then press t.
The selected menu language appears.
Press 2 +/– to select “Yes”, then press t
2
to preset the channels automatically or
select “No” to skip automatic channel
presetting.
Once you select “Yes”, your TV will start
searching for all the available channels.
If the message “No channel found. Please
connect cable/antenna.” appears, check your
TV connections, then press t.
Installation
Press 2 +/– to adjust the bars on the
3
top and bottom of the menu if they are
slanted, then press t.
If no adjustment is necessary, then press
t.
Press 2 +/– to select “No”, then press t.
4
This menu will not appear again the next
time you turn on the TV by pressing !.
To allow this menu to appear again, select
“Yes”, then press t.
Tips
• You can immediately go to the end of the “Initial Setup” menu by pressing MENU.
• You can also set up your TV using the menu system (see page 12).
• You can also preset the channels automatically by pressing MENU (AUTO PROG) button on
the TV front panel for about five seconds.
Installation
7
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Overview of Controls
x TV front and rear panels
TV rear panel
RLY
L(MONO)
ENTER SELECT
AUTO
3
PROGRMENU
PROGR
qa
C
B
C
R
2
1
qg
qs
qf
qd
TV front panel
0
9
L(MONO)R
3
7
8
AUTO PROG:Press [MENU] for 5sec
SOUND
MODE
6
MENU
(AUTO PROG)
5
4
PROG
3
Button/TerminalFunctionPage
1Remote control sensor. –
2 1Standby indicator.6
2Wake Up indicator.18
3 !Turn off or turn on the TV.6
4 PROG +/–Select program number. –
5 2 +/–Adjust volume. –
6 tSelect TV or video input.22
You can select picture and sound modes and adjust the setting to your
preference in the “Personal” option.
Selecting the picture mode
A/B
3
1
2
6
4
5
9
7
8
0
PROG
MENU
RESET
TV
Selecting the sound mode
Press (or SOUND MODE on the front panel) to select the desired sound mode.
5-Band Graphic Equalizer display will appear.
Press to select the desired picture mode.
SelectTo view
“Dynamic”high contrast pictures.
“Standard”normal pictures.
“Soft”mild pictures.
“Personal”the last adjusted picture setting
from the “Picture Adjustment”
option in the menu (see page 15).
SelectTo listen to
“Dynamic”dynamic and clear sound that emphasizes both the low
Dynamic
and high tones.
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“Drama”sound that emphasizes voice and high tones.
“Soft”soft, natural and relaxing sounds.
“Personal”the last adjusted sound setting from the
Drama
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Soft
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Personal
“Sound Adjustment” option in the menu (see page 17).
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Advanced Operations
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Menu Adjustment
x Introducing the menu system
The MENU button lets you open a menu and change the settings of your TV.
The following is an overview of the menu system.
Picture icon
Sound icon
Timer icon
Channel Setup icon
Setup icon
Menu level 1
Level 1
“Picture”
“Sound”
Select
Level 2
“Mode”
“Picture Adjustment”
“Color Temperature”
“VM
”
“Intelligent Picture”
“Mode”
“Sound Adjustment”
“Balance”
“Intelligent Volume”
“Surround”
Return icon
Setup
Language:English
Picture Rotation
Wide Mode:
Video Label
Color System:
Confirm
End
Name of the current
menu
Menu level 3
Menu level 2
User Guidance
Level 3/Function
Select the picture mode:
“Dynamic” t “Standard” t “Soft” t “Personal”
Adjust the “Personal” option:
“Picture” t “Brightness” t “Color” t
“Hue” t “Sharpness” t “Reset”
Adjust white color tint:
“Cool” t “Neutral” t “Warm”
Sharpen the edges of each object:
“High” t “Low” t “Off”
Optimize picture quality:
“On” t “Off”
Select the sound mode:
“Dynamic” t “Drama” t “Soft” t “Personal”
Adjust sound frequency settings of “Personal”
option:
“Adjust” t “Reset”
Select to emphasize the left and right speakers.
Adjust volume automatically:
“On” t “Off”
Select the surround mode:
“On” t “Simulated” t “Off”
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15
16
12Menu Adjustment
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Level 1
“Timer”
Level 2
“Sleep Timer”
“Wake Up Timer”
Level 3/Function
Set TV to turn off automatically.
Set TV to turn on automatically.
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18
“Channel Setup”
“Setup”
“Auto Program”
“Manual Program”
“TV System”
“Program Label”
“Program Block”
“Language”
“Picture Rotation”
“Wide Mode”
“Video Label”
“Color System”
Preset channels automatically.
Preset channels manually.
Select the TV system:
“B/G” t “ I” t “D/K” t “M”
Label the program number.
Block unwanted programs.
Change the menu language:
“English” t “” (Arabic)
Adjust the picture position.
Change the picture size:
“On” (16:9 wide-mode) t “Off”
Label the connected equipment.
Select the color system:
“Auto” t “PAL” t “SECAM” t“NTSC3.58” t
“NTSC4.43”
19
21
continue
Menu Adjustment
13
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continued
How to use the menu
RESET
PROG
MENU
Press MENU to
display the menu.
Picture
Mode:Dynamic
Picture Adjustment
Color Temperature: Cool
VM:
Intelligent Picture:On
Select
Confirm
High
End
Press V or v to select
TV
the desired item.
Auto Program
Manual Program
TV System:
Program Label
Program Block
Select
Channel Setup
Confirm
B/G
End
Press (or b) to
confirm your
selection and
go to the next
level.
Auto Program
Manual Program
TV System:
Program Label
Program Block
Select
Channel Setup
Confirm
B/G
End
Other menu operations
To
Adjust the setting value
Move to the next/previous menu level
Cancel the menu
Press
V, v, B or b.
B or b.
MENU.
Tips
• If you want to exit from Menu level 2 to Menu level 1, press V or v until the return icon ( ) is
highlighted, then press .
• The MENU, t and 2 +/– buttons on the TV front panel can also be used for the operations
above (see page 8).
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x Changing the “Picture” setting
The “Picture” menu allows you to adjust the picture settings.
Press MENU.
1
Make sure the “Picture” icon () is
2
selected, then press
Press V or v to select the desired item (e.g., “Mode”), then press .
3
SelectTo
“Mode”choose either “Dynamic”, “Standard”, “Soft” or “Personal”* (see
“Color Temperature”adjust white color tint.
“VM”sharpen the edges of each object.
(Velocity Modulation)Choose either “High”, “Low” or “Off”.
“Intelligent Picture”optimize picture quality.
.
page 11).
Choose either “Cool” (blue tint), “Neutral” (neutral tint) or
“Warm” (red tint).
Press V or v to select “On”, then press .
To cancel, select “Off”, then press .
Picture
Mode:Dynamic
Picture Adjustment
Color Temperature: Cool
VM:
Intelligent Picture:On
Select
Confirm
High
End
* You can adjust the setting to your personal preference in the “Picture Adjustment” ,
“Color Temperature” and “VM” options only when the “Personal” mode is selected.
Adjusting the “Picture Adjustment” items under
“Personal” mode
Press V or v to select either “Picture” (contrast), “Brightness”, “Color”,
1
“Hue” (color tones) or “Sharpness”, then press
Selecting “Reset” will set your TV to the factory setting.
Press V,v,B or b to adjust the setting of your selected item, then press .
2
Repeat the above steps to adjust other items.
3
The adjusted settings will be received when you select “Personal”.
Notes
• “Hue” can be adjusted for the NTSC color system only.
• Reducing “Sharpness” can also reduce picture noise.
.
Menu Adjustment
15
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x Changing the “Sound” setting
Balance
Intelligent Volume:
Surround:Off
Off
Sound Adjustment
Dynamic
Mode:
Sound
Confirm
End
Select
The “Sound” menu allows you to adjust the sound settings.
Press MENU.
1
Press V or v to select the “Sound” icon ( ),
2
then press
Press V or v to select the desired item (e.g., “Mode”), then press .
3
SelectTo
“Mode”choose either “Dynamic”, “Drama”, “Soft” or “Personal”* (see
“Balance”Press v or B to emphasize the left speaker.
“Intelligent Volume”adjust the volume of all program numbers and video inputs
“Surround”choose either “On”, “Simulated” or “Off” (see page 9).
* You can adjust the setting to your personal preference in the “Sound Adjustment”
option only when the “Personal” mode is selected (see page 17).
.
page 11).
Press V or b to emphasize the right speaker.
automatically.
Press V or v to select “On”, then press .
To cancel, select “Off”, then press .
16Menu Adjustment
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Adjusting the “Sound Adjustment” item under
“Personal” mode
The 5-Band Graphic Equalizer feature allows you to adjust sound frequency settings
of “Personal” mode in the menu.
Make sure that “Adjust” is selected,
1
then press .
Selecting “Reset” will set your TV to
the factory setting.
Press B or b to select the desired sound frequency, then press V or v to
2
adjust the setting and press .
The adjusted settings will be received when you select “Personal”.
Notes
• Adjusting higher frequency will affect higher pitched sound and adjusting lower frequency
will affect lower pitched sound.
• You may display the settings directly using the SOUND MODE button on the TV front panel
(see page 8) or button on the remote control (see page 10).
Select
Adjust
Reset
Adjustment: Personal
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Confirm
End
Menu Adjustment
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x Changing the “Timer” setting
Timer
Wake Up Timer:
Sleep Timer: Off
Off
Confirm
End
Select
The “Timer” menu allows you to set TV to turn off and turn on automatically.
Press MENU.
1
Press V or v to select the “Timer” icon ( ),
2
then press
Press V or v to select the desired item (e.g., “Sleep Timer”), then press .
3
SelectTo
“Sleep Timer”set TV to turn off automatically.
“Wake Up Timer”set TV to turn on automatically.
.
Press V or v to select the desired period of time (max. of 1 hour
and 30 minutes), then press .
Press V or v to select the desired period of time (max. of 12
hours), then press . After the selected length of time, the TV
switches on automatically and “Wake Up Timer” will appear on
the screen.
The indicator on the TV lights up amber once you set the
“Wake Up Timer”.
Notes
• You can also cancel “Sleep Timer” and “Wake Up Timer” by turning off the TV’s main power.
• If no buttons or controls are pressed for more than one hour after the TV is turned on using
the “Wake Up Timer”, the TV automatically goes into standby mode.
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hanging the “Channel Setup”
setting
The “Channel Setup” menu allows you to preset channels automatically,
manually preset channels, select the TV system, label the program number and
block unwanted programs.
Press MENU.
1
Press V or v to select the “Channel Setup”
2
icon (
Press V or v to select the desired item (e.g., “Auto Program”), then press .
3
SelectTo
“Auto Program”preset channels automatically.
“Manual Program”manually preset desired channels and channels that cannot be
“TV System”select the TV system.
“Program Label”label the program number.
“Program Block”block unwanted programs.
), then press .
preset automatically (see Presetting channels manually on
page 20).
Press V or v to select either “B/G”, “I”, “D/K” or “M”, then
press .
(1) Select “Program” and press .
Press V or v to select the program number, then press .
(2) Select “Label” and press , then press V or v to select
alphanumeric characters for the label.
(1) Select “Program” and press .
Press V or v to select the program number, then press .
(2) Select “Block” and press , then press V or v to choose
either “On” or “Off”.
If you preset a blocked program number, that program number
will be unblocked automatically.
Auto Program
Manual Program
TV System:
Program Label
Program Block
Select
Channel Setup
Confirm
B/G
End
Note
• During automatic channel presetting, your TV screen will indicate “B/G”, “I”, “D/K” or “M”
for the “TV System”.
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VHF Low
Fine:
Skip:
TV System:
B/G
01
Auto
Off
continued
Presetting channels manually
After selecting “Manual Program”, select the program
1
number to which you want to preset a channel.
(1) Make sure “Program” is selected, then press
(2) Press V or v
until the program number you want
to preset appears on the menu, then press
Select the desired channel.
2
.
.
(1) Make sure either “VHF Low”, “VHF High” or “UHF” is selected, then press
.
(2) Press V or v until the desired channel’s broadcast appears on the TV screen,
then press .
If the sound of the desired channel is abnormal, select the appropriate TV
3
system.
(1) Press V or v to select “TV System”, then press .
(2) Press V or v
If you are not satisfied with the picture and sound quality, you may be able
4
to improve them by using the “Fine” tuning feature.
(1) Press V or v
until the sound becomes normal, then press .
to select “Fine”, then press .
(2) Press V or v to select “Manual”, then press .
Press V,v,B or b until the picture and sound quality are optimal, then press .
(3)
The + or – icon on the menu flashes while tuning.
Select
Manual Program
Program:
Confirm
End
If you want to skip this program number when using PROG +/– , you can
5
select the “Skip” feature.
(1) Press V or v
(2) Press V or v to select “On”, then press .
To cancel, select “Off”, then press
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to select “Skip”, then press .
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hanging the “Setup” setting
The “Setup” menu allows you to change the menu language, adjust the picture
position, change the picture size, label the connected equipment and select the
color system.
Press MENU.
1
Press V or v to select the “Setup” icon (),
2
then press
Press V or v to select the desired item (e.g., “Language”), then press .
3
SelectTo
“Language”change the menu language.
“Picture Rotation”
“Wide Mode”choose either “On” or “Off” (see page 9).
“Video Label”label the connected equipment.
“Color System”select the color system.
.
Press V or v to select either “English” or “” (Arabic), then
press .
adjust the picture position when it is not aligned with the TV screen.
Press B or b to adjust the picture position, then press .
(1) Select “Video Input” and press .
Press V or v to select the input you want to label, then press
.
(2) Select “Label” and press , then press V or v to select the
* You may edit the video label by entering alphanumeric
characters.
Press V or v to select either “Auto”, “PAL”, “SECAM”,
“NTSC3.58” or “NTSC4.43”, then press . Normally, set this to
“Auto”.
Setup
Language:English
Picture Rotation
Wide Mode:
Video Label
Color System:Auto
Select
Confirm
Off
End
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x Connecting the 3D WOOFER
B KV-XR29M83/XR29M53 only
You can enjoy high quality sound by connecting the 3D WOOFER as follows:
Step 1
Bottom of
3D WOOFER
Step 2
Black wire
Red wire
Notes
• Connect only the supplied 3D WOOFER; otherwise your TV may malfunction.
• Unplug your TV from the wall outlet when connecting the 3D WOOFER.
• To prevent a malfunction caused by a short circuit of the terminals, make sure that none of the 3D
WOOFER wire strands stick out, making contact with the neighbouring 3D WOOFER terminal.
x Connecting optional components
Connecting to the video input terminal ( t )
TV front panel
L
3
(MONO)
R
Audio/Video cable
(not supplied)
Camcorder
TV rear panel
RLY
2
1
C
B
C
R
Antenna cable
(not supplied)
Audio/Video cable
(not supplied)
Video game
equipment
Notes
• If you connect a VCR to 8 (antenna input), preset the signal output from the VCR to the
program number 0 on the TV (see page 20).
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Connecting to the monitor output terminal ( T )
TV rear panel
C
B
C
RLY
1
R
2
Audio/Video cable
(not supplied)
VCR
Connecting to the component video input terminal ( )
TV rear panel
Component
Audio system
C
B
RLY
1
CR
2
Notes
• If your DVD player can output interlace and progressive mode signals, select the interlace
output when connecting to (component video input) on your TV. Your TV can receive
either 525i/60Hz or 625i/50Hz interlace signals.
• Some DVD player terminals may be labeled differently:
ConnectTo (on the DVD player)
Y (green)Y
CB (blue)CB, PB, Cb or B-Y
CR (red)CR, PR, Cr or R-Y
• If you select “DVD” on your TV screen, the signal from the T (monitor output) jacks will not
be output properly. This does not indicate a malfunction.
video cable
(not supplied)
DVD player
Audio cable
(not supplied)
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x Troubleshooting
If you find any problem while viewing your TV, you can either use the Reset
function or check the Troubleshooting guide below. If the problem persists,
contact your Sony dealer.
RESET
RESET
TV
Troubleshooting guide
Symptom
Snowy picture
Noisy sound
Distorted picture
Noisy sound
Possible cause
• The connection is loose
or the cable is
damaged.
• The antenna setup is
inappropriate.
• Channel presetting is
inappropriate or
incomplete.
• Signal transmission is
low.
• Broadcast signals are
too strong.
Reset function
Press the RESET button on your remote control.
Your TV will go blank for a few seconds
then the “Initial Setup” menu will appear.
Pressing RESET will set your TV to the factory
setting, but certain problems may be solved.
SolutionsPage
• Check the antenna cable and connection
on the TV, VCR and at the wall.
• Check the antenna setup.
Contact a Sony dealer for advice.
• Display the “Channel Setup” menu and
select “Manual Program” to preset the
channel again.
• Try using a booster.
• Turn off or disconnect the booster if it is in
use.
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20
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Good picture
Noisy sound
• The TV system setting
is inappropriate.
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• Display the “Channel Setup” menu and
select the appropriate “TV System”.
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No picture
No sound
Possible causeSymptomSolutionsPage
• The power cord,
antenna or VCR is not
• Check the power cord, antenna and VCR
connections.
connected.
• The TV is not turned
on.
• Press
?/1
(power).
• Press ! (main power) on the TV to turn
off the TV for about five seconds, then
turn it on again.
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9
8
Good picture
No sound
Dotted lines or
stripes
Double images or
“ghosts”
No color
• The volume level is too
low.
• The sound is muted.
• There is local
interference from cars,
neon signs, hair dryers,
power generators, etc.
• Broadcast signals are
reflected by nearby
mountains or
buildings.
• The antenna setup is
inappropriate.
• Use of a booster is
inappropriate.
• The color level setting
is too low.
• The color system
setting is
inappropriate.
• The antenna setup is
inappropriate.
• Press 2 + to increase the volume level.
• Press to cancel the muting.
• Do not use a hair dryer or other
equipment near the TV.
• Check the antenna setup. Contact a Sony
dealer for advice.
• Use a highly directional antenna.
• Use the fine tuning (“Fine”) function.
• Check the antenna setup. Contact a Sony
dealer for advice.
• Turn off or disconnect the booster if it is in
use.
•
Display the “Picture” menu and select
“Personal” of “Mode”, then adjust the
“Color” level in “Picture Adjustment”.
• Display the “Setup” menu and check the
“Color System” setting (usually set this to
“Auto”).
• Check the antenna setup. Contact a Sony
dealer for advice.
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9
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20
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15
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Symptom
Picture slant
Good morning!
Abnormal color
patches
The 1 (standby)
indicator on your
TV flashes red
several times after
every three
seconds.
TV cabinet
creaks.
A small “boom”
sound is heard
when the TV is
turned on.
Possible cause
• The magnetic
disturbance from
external speakers or
other equipment, or
the direction of the
earth’s magnetic field
may affect the TV.
• The magnetic
disturbance from
external speakers or
other equipment, or the
direction of the earth’s
magnetic field may
affect the TV.
•Your TV’s self-diagnosis
function indicates the
possible problems.
•
Changes in room
temperature sometimes
make the TV cabinet
expand or contract,
causing a noise. This
does not indicate a
malfunction.
•
The TV’s demagnetizing
function is working.
This does not indicate a
malfunction.
Solutions
•Keep external speakers or other electrical
equipment away from the TV.
•Display the “Setup” menu and adjust
“Picture Rotation” so that the picture
position is optimal.
•Keep external speakers or other
equipment away from the TV. Do not
move the TV while the TV is turned on.
Press ! (main power) on the TV to turn
off the TV for about 15 minutes, then turn
it on again to demagnetize the TV.
Count the number of times the 1
•
(standby) indicator flashes. Press !
(main power) to turn off your TV.
Contact your nearest Sony service
center.
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