Toshiba TPL-X2000E Schematic

SERVICE MANUAL

3LCD DATA PROJECTOR

TLP-X2000E/B/U/C

TLP-X2500E/B/U/C

FILE NO. 330-200711GR
Rev.03

TLP-X3000E/B/U/C

The above models are classified as green product (s) (*1), as indicated by the underlined serial number (s).

This Service Manual describes replacement parts for green product (s). When repairing any green product (s), use

the parts described in this manual and lead-free solder (*2).

For (*1) and (*2) , see the next page.

Published in Japan, May 2008 GREEN© TOSHIBA CORPORATION

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ontents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 1-1

Specifications 1-1
Using the Menus 1-3
Names of the Terminals on the Rear Panel 1-4
Name of each part on document camera 1-5
List of Supported Signals 1-6

Chapter 2 2-1

Replaceable Part Hierarchy 2-1

Required Tools 2-2
Parts Replacement 2-3
Replacement of optical parts 2-15

Chapter 3

SINGOWS 2000 3-1

Chapter 4 4-1

Firmware Upgrade 4-1

Chapter 5 5-1

Wiring Diagram 5-1
Block Diagram 5-2

Chapter 6 6-1

LED Display 6-1
Troubleshooting 6-2
Operation of Power Supply 6-9

Chapter 7 7-1

Electrical adjustment 7- 1

Chapter 8 8-1

Functional Test 8-1

3-1

Chapter 9 9-1

Spare Parts List 9-1

II

Chapter 1

Specifications

Chapter 1

1-1a

Chapter 1

Specifications

Chapter 1

1-1b

Chapter 1

Specifications

Chapter 1

1-1c

Chapter 1

1-2

Using the Menus

Chapter 1

1-3

Chapter 1

Names of the Terminals on the Rear Panel

1-4

List of Supported Signals

Chapter 1

1-5

Chapter 1

1-6

Chapter 2

2

Replaceable Part Hierarchy

Replaceable Part Hierarchy

The flow chart below shows what parts must be removed to access each replaceable part in the projector.

The parts on the first level (Ex.Lamp cover) are accessible without removing any other parts.

The move levels down that a part is, the more parts you need to remove in order to access it.

Start

Chapter

Lamp
cover

Control

panel

Lens cover

Camera

assy

Lamp

Bracket

LED

board

Speaker

Camera

Main

Camera

KEY

Camera

CMOS

Camera

LED

Top cover

PCB Main

Remocon

receiver

PCB

Sensor

Cover for

Power

Power

Main

Optical
Engine

Intake

Fan

Exhaust

Fan

Powe

Filter Fan

Front
panel

LCD Fan

Door SW

Balast &

FAN assy

Lens

Color
wheel

Power

Filter

LCD

Panel

LCD Filter

Foot ADJ

PBS Fan

Balast

Fan

Lamp

Driver

Rear

panel

Thermal

SW

2-1

Required Tools

䠇

䠇

Item Photo

Driver bit (䠇) No 2

Box driver M3

Chapter 2

Driver bit (

Torque driver bit (

Nippers

) No 0

) No 2

Cutting pliers

2-2

Parts Replacement

g

g

1.Lamp
No Fi

1

ure Explanation

Chapter 2

Remove two lamp cover screws.

Remove three lamp screws.

2

2.Top Cover

Lamp is pulled out.

Remove five screws at the bottom.

Remove two screws at the rear.

Remove a screw at the ri

ht.

Remove a screw at the left.

Top cover is removed.

3

2-3

3.Main Board

Step Figure Explanation

All the connectors on a main board unit are removed.

Chapter 2

1

2

3

Remove five screws.

Remove two screws at the rear cover.

Main board is removed.

2-4

4.Main Power Unit

Step Figure Explanation

Remove four screws.

1

Cover & Power Intake FAN are removed.

Chapter 2

2

3

4

Remove two screws.

Power Intake FAN are removed.

Remove a screw.

5

Main Power Unit is taken out.

2-5

5.PBS & Ballast FANs

Step Figure Explanation

Remove six screws.

1

Balast & FAN assy is taken out.

Chapter 2

2

3

4

Remove two screws.

Remove two screws.

Ballast FANs are removed.

PBS FANs are removed.

2-6

6.Exhaust Fan

Chapter 2

Remove no screw.

1

2

7.Ballast

1

Note.
May be very tight.

Exhaust Fan is removed.

Remove two screws.

2

3

Cover is removed.

Pinch a stud with cutting pliers. (4 points)
Then pull up PC Board.

Ballast is removed.

2-7

8.Filter Power

Step Figure Explanation

Remove two screws.

1

Cover is removed.

2

Chapter 2

3

Filter Power is taken out.

2-8

9.Thermal Switch

Step Figure Explanation

Remove a screws.

1

Remove two screws.

2

Chapter 2

3

4

Cover is removed.

Thermal Switch is removed.

2-9

10.Optical Emgine

Step Figure Explanation

Remove three screws.

1

Optical Engine is taken out.

2

Chapter 2

11.Relay Board

Step Figure Explanation

Remove three screws.

1

Relay Board is removed.

2

2-10

15.Speaker

1

2

Chapter 2

Remove a screws.

Speaker is removed.

2-11

Replacement of Optical Parts

Chapter 2

2-12

Chapter 2

2-13

Chapter 2

2-14

Chapter 2

2-15

Chapter 2

2-16

Chapter 2

2-17

Chapter 2

2-18

Chapter 2

2-19

Chapter 3

SINGOWS 2000

Install the Software on the Computer

The software you download is bundled into one .MSI file.
Double-click the file to install the signal generating software.

Chapter 3

The Install Wizard appears,ready to begin the install process.

Click the next button.

3-1

The Select Installation Folder dialog box appears.
Navigate to the location where you stored the software files.
Click the next button.

The confirm Installation dialog box appears.
Click the next button.

3-2

The Installing software dialog box appears.

The Installation Complete dialog box appears.
Click the close button.

3-3

Startup the Software

Open Windows Exploler, navigate to the location where you stored the files, Then double click the
SINGOWS2000.EXE.

Moreover, even if it chooses the shortcut of the All programs of start, it can startup

.

3-4

Chapter 4

Chapter 4

Firmware Upgrade

Upgrade the software

Connect the control cable to the control terminal on the projector.
Then plug the RS232C connector on the other end of the cable into a RS232C port on the computer.
Open Windows Explorer navigate to the location where you stored the upgrade files, and then double click
the Firmware Upgrader.exe.

The Upgrade Wizard appears. Click the Choose button to open the Select File Dialog box.

In the Open File dialog box, select the .inf file, and then click Open button.

4-1

The upgrade file appears in the Select File box.
Select the COM port.

Chapter 4

Click Flash button.

4-2

Chapter 4

Press and hold the projector’ s [Input] and [Keystone] keys, and then plug in the power cord.

The projector starts the Firmware upgrade,
[LAMP], [ON/Standby] and [TEMP] LED’ s are RED blinking.

The computer begins downloading the upgrade files to the projector.
The process may take several minutes.

4-3

When the upgrade finishes normally, the following dialog box appears.

Chapter 4

Click the Close button.

The upgrade is complete.

4-4

Confirm the software upgrade

1. Power up the projector.

2. On the projector keypad, press the MENU key to display the menus.

3. Press button Right or Left arrow to highlight Setting display.

4. The Setting display dialog box display the software version.
These should match the upgrade version you downloaded.

Chapter 4

4-5

Chapter 5

Wiring Diagram

Chapter 5

5-1

Block Diagram

BLOCK DIAGRAM 1/2

Chapter 5

5-2

Block Diagram 2/2

Chapter 5

5-3

Chapter 6

6

LED Display

LED Display (Problems Shown on LED Indicator Combination)

Chapter

<Notes>

When each error occurs,after approx.one minute of abnormal display,
the projector turns to the standby state waiting for internal cool down.
[ L ] : LAMP, [ O ] : ON, [ T ] : TEMP

6-1

Troubleshooting

ou use this section to diagnose problems with the projector. Choose the problem you

Y

are trying to diagnose from the list below. The Power, Image and Audio sections
provide a variety of symptoms, while the other includes only one page.

1. For Power problems

2. For Image problems

3. For Audio problems

4. For Remote Control

5. For Keypad problems

6. For Menu problems

Troubleshooting Power Problems

The projector will not power up, only partially power up,
or will not remain powered up.

Chapter 6

What is the problem?

No stand by LED

No stand by LED

Check the Power cord and AC power outlet.
Check the Main power switch.
Check the Keypad cable has broken or not.
Check the connect cables inside the Unit.

No lamp
At least some fans are running.

Ye s

Does the projector power up?

No

Check the voltage of CN106 (Power IN) at Main board
And also check the voltage of CN201 (Power Out) at Power Supply

when it removes the cable from Main board.

Lamp or projector shuts off after
running a short period of time.

Problem resolved.

Is the power supply outputting?

Ye s

Replace the Main board

No

Replace the power supply

6-2

No lamp

Check the error code log at service mode
When there is the error code, refer to the LED error List.
When the error code is Lamp error (No.1), remove the lamp to see if it looks good.
There should be no ruptures, no bulges, and no cracks in the reflector.
Substitute a known good lamp if you want to be absolutely certain that the lamp is not the problem.
Replace the lamp.

Check the color wheel motor cable and color wheel sensor cable are connected to the Main board.

Chapter 6

Does lamp enable measure low?

(CN 111 3 P I N )

No

Is 370V (DC) input

of Ballast OK?

370V (DC): CN102 1PIN (RED)
(POWER SUPPLY SIDE)

Ye s

Ye s

Replace the ballast

Are DC power voltage levels

OK on the Main board

Ye s

Lamp or projector shuts off after running a Short period of time.

No

Replace the power supply

Replace the Main board

Note:

This is usually a thermal issue caused by excessively high internal temperature.
The high temperature could cause a component on the Main board or the power supply to fail when it gets hot.

No

Check the error code log at service mode
When there is the error code, refer to the LED error List.

Ye s

Are all fans running?

No

Replace the broken fan.

Ye s

Does the projector run property?

No

Replace the power supply

6-3

Replace the Main Board

Problem resolved

Troubleshooting Image Problems

The image is not correct.

The projector starts and runs normally.

The menus are accessible.

The lamp is lit.

Upgrade the software to the latest version or reinstall the projector software.

Confirm that all image adjustments are set to factory defaults

Confirm that the cable and source signal Are good.

What is the problem?

Chapter 6

No image at all.
Vertical or horizontal lines.
Sparkle picture.
Clusters of dark pixels.

Dim image

No image at all.
Vertical or horizontal lines.
Sparkly picture.
Clusters of dark pixels.

Replace the Main Board.

What is the problem?

No

Replace the optical engine

Bad or missing tint or color.
Missing logo,VGA,composite Video, or S-video.
Distorted image, noisy, rolling,torn,frozen,
” Plaid” repeated, or shifted image.

Ye s

Problem resolved

6-4

Dim image

Substitute known good lamp.

Image brighter?

No

Substitute known good Main board.

Image brighter?

No

Chapter 6

Ye s

Replace the lamp.

Ye s

Replace the Main Board

Replace the optical engine

Bad or missing tint or color.
Distorted image, excess noise, rolling, torn, frozen,” Plaid” image, repeated single image or shifted image.

Make sure cables are good.
Check the color wheel delay index value in the service mode.

Ye s

Image good?

Problem resolved

No

Replace the Main Board

6-5

Troubleshooting Audio Problems

No audio or distored audio from the speaker.

Make sure cables are good.

Chapter 6

Is audio OK?

No

What is the problem?

No audio from the speaker

No audio from the speaker.

Check the speaker resistance.

Does it measure around 16 ohms?

No

Replace the speaker

Ye s

Ye s

Problem resolved

Audio is distoyed

Connect a known good 16 ohms speaker
in place of the existing speaker.

No

Is audio OK?

Ye s

Replace the Main board.

Audio sounds scratchy or distored.

Verify that audio signal source and cables are good.

Ye s

Sound good?

No

Connect a known good 16 ohms speaker in the place of the existing speaker.

Ye s

Sound good?

No

Replace the Main board.

Problem resolved

Problem resolved

Problem resolved

6-6

Troubleshooting Remote Controller Problems

Infrared Remote Problem

Install known good batteries in the remote controller.

Ye s

Does the remote work?

No

Use a known good remote with the projector

Chapter 6

Problem resolved

Does the remote work?

No

Replace the Main board.

Troubleshooting Keypad Problems

Keypad does not

respond to key presses.

Is a known good Key B.

available for substitution?

Ye s

Substitute the good key board.

No

Problem resolved

Substitute a known

good Main board.

Ye s

Does the projector

Respond the key presses?

Does the projector

respond the key presses?

Ye s

Replace the key board.

No

Replace the Main board.

6-7

No

Replace the Main board.

Replace the key board.

Troubleshooting Menu Problems

Menu does not appear on screen.
Startup screen and other images appear normal.

Try pressing the Menu button on both the remote and keypad.

Chapter 6

Ye s

If the remote works and
the keypad doesn’ t, go to
Troubleshooting Keypad problems

Flash or re-flash the latest software into the projector.

Does the menu appear?

No

Does the menu appear?

No

Replace the Main.board.

Ye s

If the keypad works and

the remote doesn’ t, go to Troubleshooting

remote control problems

Ye s

Problem resolved

6-8

Chapter 6

Operation of Power Supply (APS-M602)

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This power circuit APS-T60 is composed of 2 units as shown as below. (Fig.1)

APS-T602 is composed of AC inlet and input line filters mainly.
APS-T603 is composed of rectifier circuits, PFC circuit and DC/DC converter circuit mainly.
The power circuit APS-T60 is supplied 100~240Vac and it supplies 5 power sources to load
circuits.

In case of the typical operation, it supplies 370V (260W max.) and 16V as Non-isolated output and
supplies 3 outputs as isolated output. 3 isolated outputs are 6V, 14V and 17V.
In case of the standby mode, 16V line is turned off. And the voltage of 370V line is varied to

voltagethat
rectified the AC source.

3 isolated outputs are not turned off.

+370V (non-isolated)

+16V (non-isolated)

0V (non-isolated)

to Ballast

Bridge
Rectifier
Circuit

Power
Factor
Correction
(PFC)
Circuit

Primary
+16V line
Rectifier
Circuit

DC/DC
Switching
Converter

Secondary
Rectifier
Circuit

Feedback
Control

+17V

+14V

+6V

GND

ST/OP

(ON/OFF

Control)

6–9

Chapter 6

OPERATION OF POWER SUPPLY

1. Transition from AC ON to Standby mode

When the AC source is supplied to this power circuit, the voltage rectified by D101 and smoothed by

C105 is supplied to VH pin of IC102 through R125.
VCC pin voltage of IC102 rises by current supplied to VCC pin through VH pin.
And then, IC102 starts up and the DC/DC converter begins to operate. (6V, 14V and 17V start up.)
* This DC/DC converter is a PWM switching circuit, which is composed of IC102, T201 and Q103 mainly.

2. Transition from Standby mode to Typical Operation mode

When the level of ST/OP pin in the connector CN201 is Low or open, only the DC/DC converter is in the

switching operation. Each output does not have the on/off control which works solo, except primary 16V

line. The voltage level of primary 370V line becomes voltage after smoothing through

circuit. (e.g. Input: 100Vac,

This status is standby mode.

When the level of ST/OP pin in the connector CN201 is High, Q105 is turned on through a photo-coupler

PC103, and then the primary 16V source is supplied to the Ballast and IC101 of PFC circuit.
Because VCC voltage of IC101 reaches

PFC circuit begins to operate. The voltage level of primary 370V line becomes approximately 370V which is

stable against variation of AC input voltage.

* ST/OP pin is a pin to control for switching mode between standby and typical operation.

Output: approx. 140Vdc)

threshold level of starting voltage, IC101 starts up activity and the

bridge rectifier

3. Protection against abnormal condition

If Overvoltage or overheat or overload happens, the DC/DC converter stops the switching operation by

putting IC102 into the latch mode. Every output (They are primary 16V, secondary 6V, 14V and 17V.) of

the DC/DC converter is turned off, and this is maintained. PFC circuit stops the switching operation

because +16V line which is power source for the control IC of PFC is turned off. The voltage of 370V line

varies to

About the latch mode of IC102

In normal operation, CS pin voltage of IC102 is clamped by an inside 4V zener diode.

Externally forcing CS pin voltage to increase to the threshold voltage, 8.2V, for the latch mode allows the

IC102 to stop its operation for protection.

When CS pin voltage reaches to 8.2V, the inside source in IC102 is turned off, and OUT pin (for gate

drive of FET in the DC/DC converter) is set to the Low level.

Then, the start-up circuit is activated again, and VCC voltage is held at approximately 22V. This status is

the latch mode of IC102. The latch mode is maintained as long as supply to VCC pin continues.

It takes time for the latch mode to be rest because charged C105 voltage is applied to the VH pin even if

IC102 have changed to the latch mode.

Cutting off the input voltage decreases VH pin voltage, supplying no current to the VCC pin.

Thereafter, the latch mode is reset when VCC drops below the OFF threshold level, 8V min.

voltage that rectified the AC source. (i.e. The boost stops.)

6–10

Chapter 6

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1. Input Line Filter

The Input line filter circuit is made up of capacitors (e.g. C1, C2, C101) and inductor chokes (e.g. L1, L2,

L101) on APS-T602 unit and a part of APS-T603 unit,

This section protects the noise generated by the power supply circuit from leaking out to AC line

and from entering of the external noise inside the power supply circuit.
This circuit is effective for both normal and common noise.
The fuse F1 becomes open in order to protect other parts, when excessive current flows in abnormal

conditions.
The connector CN2 is connected to thermal sensing element (e.g. thermal protector). Power Supply is

operated by CN2 shorted condition. In other words, when 2 terminals of CN2 become open by thermal

protector, power supply to subsequent circuit is shut off.

2. Power Factor Correction Circuit (PFC circuit)

The main parts of this switching converter are choke coil T101, switching MOSFET Q101, Q102, control

IC IC101 and diode D104. This circuit has mainly 4 functions as following.

 a. Generate stable voltage

This PFC circuit operates so that the output always is set to 370Vdc(typ.). Actually, the switching

operation of Q101 and Q102 is controlled by IC101. Initial voltage setting of 370V output is set at
370Vdc(typ.) by VR101. (Input voltage: 100Vac, maximum load)

* Please don’ t turn although there are 2 variable resisters for this output voltage setup and for

the overvoltage protection setup. The case which needs to turn the volume means that the failure

mode cannot be repaired easily.

 b. Reduce input harmonic current

Main purpose of Power Factor Correction Circuit is reducing input harmonic current by bringing the

input current waveform closer to a sine wave.
This circuit is CCM (Continuous Conduction Mode) PFC circuit which used resettable integrator.
The gate pulse width is adjusted per one cycle by detecting DC output voltage at the VF pin of IC101

and peak current at the ISNS pin of IC101. The amplitude and shape of the input current is controlled

so as to be proportional to and in phase with the input voltage.

 c. Over current protection

The current sense pin ISNS of IC101 is the input to the current sense amplifier and the overcurrent

protection comparator.

There are essentially two levels of current limitation provided by the IC101. There is a “ soft” current

limit, which is essentially a duty cycle limiting fold back type: the converter duty cycle is limited to the

point where output power is limited and the output voltage begins to decrease. There is also a “peak”
current limit feature which immediately terminates the present drive pulse once the peak limit

threshold, = -1.0V, is exceeded.

 d. Over voltage protection

The voltage in

the OVP pin of IC101.

drive signal.

proportion to output voltage by resistors R112, R113, R114, R115 and VR102 is added to

When the OVP threshold(7.49V(typ.)) is triggered, the IC101 will disable the gate

6–11

Chapter 6

3. DC/DC converter

The main parts of this switching converter are transformer T201, switching MOSFET Q103, control IC

IC102 and output diodes D201, D202 and D203. This converter is Fly Back type.
This means that energy is transferred from the primary to secondary when MOSFET Q103 is off.
The main output is 6V line and auxiliary output is 14V and 17V line.

 a. Start up

When AC input is supplied to this power supply unit, power source of IC102 is supplied through R125.

And then IC102 begins switching operation and the converter starts up.

Once the converter starts up, power source of IC102 is supplied from

 b. Output Voltage Control

Output voltage is controlled by Pulse Width Modulation (PWM).

The voltage divided by R208, R209, R210 and R223 in the 6V line is detected, and this voltage is
compared with the reference voltage of shunt regulator IC201. Photo coupler PC101 feeds back the
comparison from secondary to primary. And output voltage is adjusted by the level of current drawn
from the FB pin of IC102.

When 6V output voltage is above the control level, IC102 to shorten the on-time (duty cycle) of

MOSFET Q103. This cause the average output to decrease. When the output is below the control
level, on-time (duty cycle) is increase, thereby increasing the average output voltage.

auxiliary winding of T201.

 c. Overcurrent Protection

If the power supply output becomes overload, the current of MOSFET Q103 is limited by the maximum

threshold voltage of the IS pin in IC102 and output voltage drops. If the state continues as it is, an
overload protection function of IC102 operates to stop the IC in the latch mode.

 d. Overvoltage Protection

Overvoltage state is detected when output voltage exceeds the zener voltage of zener diode (ZD201,

ZD202, ZD203). When zener diode is in conduction state, through the photo coupler PC102, the CS
pin voltage of IC102 is increased

shut down.

 e. Overheat Protection

The abnormality of heat sink temperature of Q101, Q102 and Q103 is detected by PTC thermistor
PR101. Through the diode D113, the CS pin voltage of IC102 is increased

for the latch mode

overload or FAN-Locked.

and power supply is shut down. It operates at the time of abnormal state such as

forcibly to the threshold level for the latch mode. And power supply is

forcibly to the threshold level

6–12

Chapter 6

6-13

Chapter 6

6-14

APS-M602 (ETXTS602MDA/MDE) Troubleshooting Faults

Chapter 6

6-15

Chapter 7

A

Electrical Adjustment

Preparation

< Test equipment >

1) Personal computer

(Windows PC, OS: Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP)

2) Signal generating software
SINGOWS2000.MSI (Installer)

3) Adjustment software
DPJAdjustmentTool_2500.exe

4) Cables

RGB Cable and Control (RS232C) Cable

5) A protractor for Vertical Auto Keystone Calibration

<For connection and setting of Personal computer>

1) Connection of personal computer

Connect the PC to computer 1 input and RS232C terminal as shown in following Fig.1

2) Set the screen resolution and refresh rate to XGA (1024x768) 60Hertz.
Set RGB output of the PC to CRT.

Chapter 7

Control cable

Fig.1

nd, to Control PC (the same PC)

7-1

Adj

The table below shows you the items to be adjusted according to the type of part you replaced.

ustment Points vs Part Replaced

Adjustment

Parts

Keystone

Special Key Operations

Sub

Contrast

Altitude

Pixel

(Convergence)

SINGOWS

2000

VCOM Gamma Shading

DPJAdjustmentTool_2500.exe

Chapter 7

Main Board

Optical Engine

LCD Panel

   ×   

× × × ×   

× × ×    

 :Adjustment is needed

× :Not necessary

<SAVE DATA to EEPROM > (Common on all adjustment)

Press the buttons,

[Up], [Down], [Left] and [Right] simultaneously.
When these buttons are accepted, all LED’s light orange or red blinking in order.

7-2

c

t

Proje

Plug in the power cord; turn on main power switch and the power of the projector.

or Setup

How to enter to the Factory Mode (TLP-X2500/XC2500/X3000/XC3000)

1) While the Volume adjustment bar is displayed on the screen, set value to [2],

and press the buttons,

[Input], [On/Standby] and [Keystone] simultaneously.

2) While the Volume adjustment bar is displayed on the screen, set value to [0],

and press the buttons,

[Input], [On/Standby] and [Keystone] simultaneously.

3) While the Volume adjustment bar is displayed on the screen, set value to [0],

and press the buttons,

[Input], [On/Standby] and [Keystone] simultaneously.

4) While the Volume adjustment bar is displayed on the screen, set value to [0],

and press the buttons,

[Input], [On/Standby] and [Keystone] simultaneously.

When the projector enters to the Service Mode, the buzzer beeps for 3 seconds.

If doesn’t beep, repeat from the beginning.

This mode maintains until you turn off the main power switch.

Chapter 7

7-3

How to display the Service status

After the projector has entered to the factory mode, press the buttons,

[Return] and [Up] simultaneously. Then, the following display appears.
If it doesn’t appear, repeat from the beginning.
This mode maintains until you turn off the Main power switch.

Chapter 7

FAN-1 is Z103 (Service part location No.). FAN-2 is Z102.

FAN-3 is Z104. FAN-4 is Z105. FA N-5 is Z101. FAN-6 is Z100.
Temp- 1 is Intake temperature. Te mp-2 is Exhaust temperature.

A number of Error log means an error ID.

7-4

<Keystone Calibration>

Press [Input] and [Up] buttons simultaneously.
For it initialize the value, Press [Keystone] button.

Set the projector on a level surface.

Press [Enter] button of the projector.
When the adjustment is successfully completed, values changes from default [0].

(Example: The following menu)

If it fails, values don’t change from default [0].

Chapter 7

7-5

Select the KC1 item by pressing [Down] button.

Keep projector on 30 degree.

Press [Enter] button of the projector.
When the adjustment is successfully completed, values changes from default [0].
(Example: The following menu)

If it fails, values don’t change from default [0].

Chapter 7

7-6

Select the KC2 item by pressing [Down] button.

Keep projector on -30 degree

Press [Enter] button of the projector.
When the adjustment is successfully completed, values changes from default [0].
(Example: The following menu)

If it fails, values don’t change from default [0].

<Note> When the projector is not tilted accurately +/- 30degree,

the adjustment values ([KC1] and [KC2]) do not change.

Chapter 7

7-7

Select the KC3 item by pressing [Down] button.

Set the projector on a level surface and perform heat-run for 30 minutes or more.

Press [Enter] button of the projector.
When the adjustment is successfully completed, values changes from default [0].

(Example: The following menu)

Chapter 7

7-8

<Sub Contrast>

Right - click to display the following color pallets. Click [White] button.

Note: Move the mouse cursor out of a screen to avoid the error

Select the Sub contrast item by pressing [Down] button.

Press [Enter] button of the projector.

When the adjustment is successfully completed, values changes from default [85].

(Example: The following menu)

If it fails, values don’t change from default [85].

Adjust Computer-1 input and Computer-2 input both.

.

Chapter 7

7-9

<Altitude>

Press [On/Standby] and [Up] buttons simultaneously.
For it initialize the value, Press [Keystone] button.
Select proper value by pressing the [Left] or [Right] button.
Factory setting is 0.

The value 1 is more than 500m (1,640ft) and under 1,000m (3,281ft).
The value 2 is more than 1,000m (3,281ft) and under 1,500m (4,921ft).
The value 3 is more than 1,500m (4,921ft) and under 2,000m (6,562ft).
The value 4 is more than 2,000m (6,562ft) and under 2,500m (8,202ft).
The value 5 is more than 2,500m (8,202ft) and under 3,000m (9,843ft).
The value 6 is more than 3,000m (9,843ft).

For example, in case of 2,700m altitude set the value to 5.

Press [Return] button.

7-10

<VCOM>

Connect the control cable to the control terminal on the projector.
Then plug the RS232C connector on the other end of the cable into a RS232C port on the computer.
Open Windows Explorer navigate to the location where you stored the Adjustment file,
and then double click the DPJAdjustmentTool_2500.exe.

The startup window appears.

Select the COM port. and click the [VCOM] button.

The following window appears.

Select the “R”.

7-11

The current data is displayed in DATA column.
Push (+1) or (-1) button.
Adjust the data to reduce the flicker to its minimum point.
By pushing the (+4) or (-4), the data is adjusted in greater steps.

After the adjustment, click the [Save] to save the data.

Select the “G”.

The current data is displayed in DATA column.
Push (+1) or (-1) button.
Adjust the data to reduce the flicker to its minimum point.
By pushing the (+4) or (-4), the data is adjusted in greater steps.

After the adjustment, click the [Save] to save the data.

7-12

Select the “B”.

The current data is displayed in DATA column.
Push (+1) or (-1) button.
Adjust the data to reduce the flicker to its minimum point.
By pushing the (+4) or (-4), the data is adjusted in greater steps.

After the adjustment, click the [Save] to save the data.

When adjustment of R, G and B finishes, click the [Close] button.

7-13

<Gamma>

Click the [GAMMA] button.

The following window appears.
Click the [Send] button.

Select the Gamma data file and click the [Open] button. (There are two files for R-type LCD and L-type LCD.)

7-14

After the transfer is completed, the following message appears.
Click [OK] button.

The transferred gamma data will be automatically saved.

7-15

<Shading>

Click the [SHADING] button.

The following window appears.
Click the [Send] button.

Select the Shading data file and click the [Open] button. (There are two files for R-type LCD and L-type LCD.)

7-16

After the transfer is completed, the following message appears.
Click [OK] button.

The transferred shading data will be automatically saved.

7-17

Chapter 8

8

Chapter

Functional Test

You perform the functional tests after you’ ve repaired the projector to make sure
All components of the projector operate properly.
You can also perform the functional tests if you’ re having trouble determining what is wrong with the projector.

Required Equipment

Equipment Notes

Video player Make sure the video player has an S-video Out port and cables.

The player should also have a Composite video port (RCA).

Toshiba strongly suggests you use a DVD player to test the Video quality. DVD players

reproduce colors better and project Sharper images. The least preferable is a VCR.If

you must use a VCR, make sure you use a commercially produces recoding

not one recorded from a broadcast source.

The VCR must include an S-Video connector in addition to a composite connector.

Commercially produced

video
Cables 1. RCA Pin jack cable for Composite video & audio.

Remote control Ensure that the remote has fresh AAA batteries.

Projector screen Use a flat screen, not a curved one.

Personal computer (PC)

You’ ll need the video in DVD, etc. format.

2. S-video cable.

3. RGB cable that come with the projector.

4. 3.5mm mini-jack cable for PC audio.

The stereo audio card should have either a 3.5mm stereo audio Jack or RCA left and

right output ports. The PC must have a CD-ROM and must have outputs for RGBHV,

VESA, D-sub15pin.

Before beginning

Make sure the work surface where you perform the functional tests is level and clean.

Place the projector on a soft surface (such as an anti-static mat) when running the tests.

Connect the following the I/O panel on the projector.

1. Video player through Composite Video and S-video ports.

2. Audio sources through Audio ports (RCA) or 3.5mm mini-jack.

3. Personal computer through RGB cable

.

8-1

Perform the following tests

Test Verification

Chapter 8

Power Up

Connect AC power, and turn the unit on.

Cosmetics and mechanicals

Adjust the projector so that the image is Square.

Make sure the lens is at a 90 degree angle to the wall.

Composite video from video source

Connect the yellow composite (RCA) video Connector to
the projector. (Ensure that no other video source is
connected to the projector)

S-Video from video source

Connect the S-Video cable to the projector.

Disconnect the yellow composite (RCA) Video connector.

Image keystone adjustment

Connect a video source to the projector.

Audio from audio source

Connect the audio cable to the projector.

Manual source selection

Manually select a connected source.

Verify that the proper splash (logo) screen Appears.

Verify image quality.

Verify that the elevator and leveling foot Are functional.

Verify that the focus and zoom rings operate properly.

Verify cosmetics.

Verify that the video automatically synchronizes.

Verify there is no distortion, noise or other abnormalities.

Verify that the video automatically synchronizes.

Verify there is no distortion, noise or other abnormalities.

Verify that image responds properly when

You adjust the keystone setting.

Verify that audio source plays through the projector’ s speaker.

Verify that the volume controls function correctly.

Verify that the projector switches to the manually-selected

source.

Verify that the video automatically synchronizes.

Verify there is no distortion, noise or other abnormalities.

Software Version / Lamp time Used

Navigate through the Basic menu to the Setup menu.

Navigate to the Service menu.

Select info from the Service menu.

Verify software version

Verify the keys are not sticky.

Verify that the software version is current and that the lamp

is within its service life.

8-2

Test Verification

Chapter 8

Focus

SINGOWS2000

Cross Hatch image.

Color Wheel Index Delay

SINGOWS2000

Color bar image.

Verify that the image synchronizes properly through the computer 1 input.

Verify that image focuses through the full zoom range.

Verify there are no problems.

Verify that the image synchronizes properly through the computer 1 input.

Verify that the color is located in a line.

Verify there are no problems

8-3

Test Verification

DMD Images

SINGOWS2000

White image (Level 100%)

SINGOWS2000

Black image (Level 0%)

Verify that each image synchronizes properly through the computer

1 input.

SINGOWS2000

SMPTE image

System Reset

On the keypad, press the Menu key.

Navigate through the basic menu to the default

setting menu.

Select Reset all.

Power Down

After all tests are complete turn the power off

and disconnect all cables.

Attach the lens cap.

Verify there are no problems

Verify that the image synchronizes after system reset.

Verify unit is powered off before disconnecting cables.

8-4

Chapter 9

A

A

A

Spare Parts List

Exploded View

100:Assy Cover Top

B110:Panel Rear

Chapter 9

U006:KEY

B131:Cover Ballast

Z105:Exhaust

P801:Main Power

B111:Panel

Lamp (Not Service parts)

210:Cover Lamp

U001:PCB FXMA2

P800:Filter Power

Z200:Optical Engine

Z101:Panel FAN A

Z100:Panel FAN

B100:Cover BTM

220:Lens

9-1

Chapter

㧥

Exploded View(Optics Block)

G001/G002

G001/G002
LCD PANEL

LCD PANEL

Z202G:POLARYZER OUT-G

E202G:POLARYZER OUT-G

Z202B:POLARYZER OUT-B

E202B:POLARYZER OUT-B

B001/B002

B001/B002
LCD PANEL

LCD PANEL

Z201G:POLARYZER IN-G

E201G:POLARYZER IN-G

Z203:591PBS

E203:591PBS

E100:OPTICS BLOCK

R001/R002

R001/R002
LCD PANEL

LCD PANEL

Z202R:POLARYZER OUT-R

E202R:POLARYZER OUT-R

Z200:PRISM BLOCK

PRISM BLOCK (not service)

Z201R:POLARYZER IN-R

E201R:POLARYZER IN-R

Z201B:POLARYZER IN-B

E201B:POLARYZER IN-B

Z205:591LENS

E205:591LENS

E200:SUB ASSY

9-2

㸷

Other Parts

Chapter

9-3

Chapter

㧥

Spare parts list (TLP-X2000) GREEN

No Location Description

1 A100 COVER ASSY, TOP
2 A101 SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
3 A102A SCREW
4 A110 CASE ASSY, CONTROL UP
5 A110A SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
6 A111 CASE ASSY, CONT LOWER
7 A111A SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
8 A210 COVER ASSY, LAMP

9 A220 CAP, LENS
10 A230 COVER ASSY, FILTER BOTTOM
11 A304 LABEL, CAUTION
12 A305 LABEL, CAUTION HOT BLACK
13 A306 LABEL, LABEL CAUTION, LENS BLACK
14 A307 LABEL, CARTON,TLP-X2000
15 A308 LABEL, TOP TAG
16 A310 LABEL, CASE LOWER, X2000
17 A401 CARTON BOX, X2000
18 A401B SHEET, PROTECTIVE 700X300
19 A405 SOFT CASE, X2000
20 B001 LCD PANEL, L3P06X-56G20B
21 B002 LCD PANEL, L3P06X-55G20B
22 B100 COVER ASSY, BOTTOM
23 B101 SCREW
24 B111 PANEL, FRONT
25 B112 PANEL, SIDE
26 B113 PANEL ASSY, LENS
27 B120 PLATE, AC-IN
28 B131 COVER, LAMP
29 B141 AIR DUCT, POWER FAN
30 B170 AIR DUCT
31 CN105 CONNECTOR, 1.25MM PITCH W TO B
32 CN108 CONNECTOR, 1.25MM PITCH W TO B
33 CN503 CONNECTOR, D-SUB, DZ11A92-ND201-7F
34 E100 OPTICS BLOCK, CJ591TA
35 E200 OPTICS BLOCK, 591SUB
36 E201B OPTICS BLOCK, 591IN-B
37 E201G OPTICS BLOCK, 591IN-G
38 E201R OPTICS BLOCK, 591IN-R
39 E202B OPTICS BLOCK, 591OUT-B
40 E202G OPTICS BLOCK, 591OUT-G
41 E202R OPTICS BLOCK, 591OUT-R
42 E203 LENS, 591PBS
43 E205 LENS, 591LENS
44 E209 SERVICE KIT, X2000 LCD SRVICE KIT
45 E255 LENS, ANLC03T
46 E270 HOLDER ASSY, LAMP
47 G001 LCD PANEL, L3P06X-55G20G
48 G002 LCD PANEL, L3P06X-56G20G
49 IC100 IC, PW 190-10L, IMAGE PROCESSOR
50 IC101 IC, BD87A29FVM-TR, VOLTAGE DETECTOR

51 IC104

IC, PQ1MX55M2SPQ, LOW VOLTAGE
REGULATOR

EBUCH

Part No

75004216
70391261
23738144
75004217
70391261
75004218
70391261
75004221
75004222
75004223
75004197
75004198
75004200
75004195
75004196
75004201
75004232
75004234
75004233
75004158
75004155
75004219
23738144
75004225
75004226
75004227
75004230
75004220
75004229
75004228
75002110
75002110
75004141
75004205
75004207
75004210
75004209
75004208
75004213
75004212
75004211
75004214
75004206
75013210
75004215
75004231
75004154
75004157
75004414
75004425

75004417

9-4

Chapter

㧥

No Location Description

52 IC105

53 IC108 IC, 24LC128T-I/SNG
54 IC1100 IC, PNA4612M01TH, PD WITH REMOTE CONT
55 IC111 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
56 IC112 IC, L3232ECV-16Z-T

57 IC119

58 IC1200

59 IC122 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
60 IC123 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
61 IC124 IC, SN74AHCT1G08DCKR, 2 INPUT AND GATE
62 IC125 IC, SN74AHCT1G08DCKR, 2 INPUT AND GATE
63 IC126 IC, BD4843G-TR, VOLTAGE DETECTOR
64 IC127 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
65 IC129 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)

66 IC1300

67 IC350 IC, TC7WBD126AFK(T5L,F, DUAL BUS SWITCH

68 IC351

69 IC352

70 IC353 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
71 IC354 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
72 IC355 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
73 IC356 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
74 IC357 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
75 IC358 IC, M62334FP DF5J, D/A CONVERTER
76 IC359 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
77 IC501 IC, XC95144XL-10TQG100C-X2000
78 IC502 IC, MXD2020EL-T/R, ACCELEROMETER
79 IC503 IC, MAX4885ETJ+TG40, ANALOG SWITCH
80 IC504 IC, EL4340IUZ-T7, MULTIPLEXING AMPLIFIER

81 IC505

82 IC506 IC, EL4332CSZ-T7, VIDEO MULTIPLEXING
83 IC507 IC, EL5106IW Z-T7, GAIN AMPLIFIER
84 IC508 IC, EL5106IW Z-T7, GAIN AMPLIFIER

85 IC509

86 IC510

87 IC511 IC, ISL59885ISZ-T7, VIDEO SYNC SEPARATOR
88 IC512 IC, ISL59885ISZ-T7, VIDEO SYNC SEPARATOR
89 IC513 IC, BU9882FV-WE2, 2KBIT EEPROM
90 IC514 IC, MM1565AFBE, VOLTAGE REGULATOR

91 IC515

92 IC6001 IC, NJM2370U1-09-TE1, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
93 IC6002 IC, NJM2370U1-09-TE1, VOLTAGE REGULATOR

94 IC6003

95 IC6004

96 IC6005 IC, NJW1142AV(TE1), AUDIO PROCESSOR
97 IC6010 IC, EL1883ISZ-T7, SYNC SEPARATOR
98 IC6011 IC, EL1883ISZ-T7, SYNC SEPARATOR
99 IC6012 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)

100 IC6021 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
101 IC701 IC, PQ20VZ1UJ00H, LOW VOLTAGE REGULATOR

IC, TK11150CSCL-G, POSITIVE LDO
REGULATOR

IC, LTC3701EGN#TRPBF, DC/DC
CONTROLLER

IC, G751-2RDF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
THERMAL WATCHDOG

IC, G751-2RDF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
THERMAL WATCHDOG

IC, G768BF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
FAN CONTROLLER

IC, G794D5U, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
4FAN CONTROLLER

IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT-TRIGGER
BUFFER

IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT-TRIGGER
BUFFER

IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL
SCHMITT-TRIGGER BUFFER

IC, LM2660MM, SWITCHED CAPACITOR
VOLTAGE CON

IC, NJM2886DL3-05(TE1), LOW DROPOUT
VOLTAGE REGULATOR

IC, TPA2005D1DGNRG4, AUDIO POWER
AMPLIFIER

Part No

EBUCH

75004418

75004412
75001241
75001245
75004413

75004148

75004147

75001245
75001245
75004410
75004410
75004150
75001245
75001245

75004147

75001220

75004146

75004421

75004422
75004422
75004422
75004422
75004422
75001226
75004422
75004143
75004419
75004151
75004429

75004411

75001323
75004430
75004430

75004411

75004411

75004424
75004424
75004415
75004420

75001237

75001239
75001239

75004427

75004428

75004426
75004423
75004423
75001245
75001245
75004416

9-5

Chapter

㧥

No Location Description

102 IC702 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)

103 IC703

104 IC704 IC, L3E07072K0A, TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
105 IC801 IC, L3E06100D0B, TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
106 IC831 IC, L3E06100D0B, TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
107 IC861 IC, L3E06100D0B, TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
108 J6001 CONNECTOR, LAP5300-0110F

109 MJ02

110 P800 PC BOARD ASSY, LINE-FILTER, APS-T602
111 P801 PC BOARD ASSY, MAIN POWER, APS-T603

112 P850

113 Q101

114 R001 LCD PANEL, L3P06X-56G20R
115 R002 LCD PANEL, L3P06X-55G20R
116 S1605 SWITCH, TACT, TSW -6A-1-16-T50
117 S501 SWITCH, SLIDE, SLD-12-500
118 SP200 SPEAKER, RFF-0401C-02
119 U001 PC BOARD ASSY, MAIN, FX2MA2

120 U002

121 U003

122 U004 PC BOARD ASSY, SENSOR, FX2SE2
123 U005 PC BOARD ASSY, DOOR SWITCH, FX2DR2
124 U006 PC BOARD ASSY, KEY, FX2KY2
125 U007 PC BOARD ASSY, RELAY BOARD, FX2RL2
126 Y100 CABLE, RGB, BLUE

127 Y200

128 Y200 OWNER'S MANUAL, TLP-X2000C ----- ----- ----- 75004975
129 Y201 CD-ROM, OWNERS MANUAL, X2000 SIRIES
130 Y260 POWER CORD, CEE 250V 6A, 3M 23372167 ----- ----- ----­131 Y260 POWER CORD, UL 125V 10A, 3M ----- ----- 23372148 ----­132 Y260 POWER CORD, GB250V10A ----- ----- ----- 23372155
133 Y260 POWER CORD, UK250V6A ----- 23372337 ----- ----­134 Y700 REMOCON HAND UNIT, CT-90264
135 Y702 REMOCON RECIVER, IR, MOUS, CR-916
136 Z100 FAN, TYF450FJ06
137 Z101 FAN, TYF400FJ10
138 Z102 FAN, D05F-12BS2 02A
139 Z103 FAN, TYF310FJ11
140 Z104 FAN, D05F-12PS7 01A(EX)
141 Z105 FAN, D07R-12TH 03A(EX)

IC, BA10324AFV-E2,QUAD OPERATIONAL
AMPLIFIER

SWITCH, THERMAL SWITCH W HITH W IRE
HARNESS

PC BOARD ASSY, LAMP POWER,
PS-240A-MS-120-22H

TRANSISTOR, UM6K1NTN, N-CH MOS FET
MODULE

PC BOARD ASSY, REMOCON RECEIVER,
FX2RE2

PC BOARD ASSY, EXHAUST SENSOR,
FX2EX2

OWNERS MANUAL ASSY, X2000, MULTI
LANGUAGE

EBUCH

75004235 75004235 75004235 -----

Part No

75001245

75004149

75004145
75004144
75004144
75004144
75004140

75005121

23122519
23122520

75004203

75004142

75004156
75004153
75004139
75004138
23351359
75004132

75004133

75004134

75004135
75004136
75004137
75004131
23368955

75004236

75004204
23306621
75004190
75004160
23125960
75004159
75004191
75004192

9-6

Chapter

㧥

A

(

)

(

)

(

)

(

)

(

)

(

Spare parts list (TLP-X2500) GREEN

No Location Description

1 A100

2 A101

3 A102A

4 A110

5 A110A

6 A111

7 A111A

8 A210

9 A220
10 A230
11 A401
12 A405
13 B001
14 B002
15 B100
16 B111
17 B112
18 B113
19 B120
20 B131
21 B141
22 B170
23 CN105
24 CN108
25 CN503
26 E100
27 E200
28 E201B
29 E201G
30 E201R
31 E202B
32 E202G
33 E202R
34 E203
35 E205
36 E209
37 E255
38 E270
39 G001
40 G002
41 IC100
42 IC101

43 IC104

44 IC105

45 IC107
46 IC1100
47 IC111
48 IC112
49 IC119

50 IC1200

51 IC122
52 IC123
53 IC124
54 IC125
55 IC126
56 IC127
57 IC129

58 IC1300

59 IC350

60 IC351

61 IC352

COVER ASSY, TOP
SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
SCREW
CASE ASSY, CONTROL UP
SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
CASE ASSY, CONT LOWER
SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
COVER ASSY, LAMP
CAP, LENS
COVER ASSY, FILTER BOTTOM
CARTON BOX, X2000
SOFT CASE, X2000
LCD PANEL, L3P06X-66G00B
LCD PANEL, L3P06X-65G00B
COVER ASSY, BOTTOM
PANEL, FRONT
PANEL, SIDE
PANEL ASSY, LENS
PLATE, AC-IN
COVER, LAMP
AIR DUCT, POWER FAN
AIR DUCT
CONNECTOR, 1.25MM PITCH W TO B
CONNECTOR, 1.25MM PITCH W TO B
CONNECTOR, D-SUB, DZ11A92-ND201-7F
OPTICAL BLOCK, ENGINE, CJ590T
OPTICAL BLOCK, SUB ASSY, 590SUB
POLARIZER, 591IN-B
POLARIZER, 591IN-G
POLARIZER, 591IN-R
POLARIZER, 591OUT-B
POLARIZER, 591OUT-G
POLARIZER, 591OUT-R
LENS, 591PBS
LENS, 591LENS
SERVICE KIT, X2000 LCD SRVICE KIT
LENS, ANLC03T
HOLDER ASSY, LAMP
LCD PANEL, L3P06X-65G00G
LCD PANEL, L3P06X-66G00G
IC, PW190-10L, IMAGE PROCESSOR
IC, BD87A29FVM-TR, VOLTAGE DETECTOR
IC, PQ1MX55M2SPQ, LOW VOLTAGE
REGULATOR
IC, TK11150CSCL-G, POSITIVE LDO
REGULATOR
IC, ES29LV160ET-70TGI
IC, PNA4612M01TH, PD WITH REMOTE CONT
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, L3232ECV-16Z-T
IC, LTC3701EGN#TRPBF, DC/DC CONTROLLER
IC, G751-2RDF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
THERMAL WATCHDOG
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, SN74AHCT1G08DCKR, 2 INPUT AND GATE
IC, SN74AHCT1G08DCKR, 2 INPUT AND GATE
IC, BD4843G-TR, VOLTAGE DETECTOR
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, G751-2RDF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
THERMAL WATCHDOG
IC, TC7WBD126AFK
IC, G768BF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
FAN CONTROLLER
IC, G794D5U, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
4FAN CONTROLLER

TE85L,F

TE85L,F
TE85L,F

TE85L,F
TE85L,F

T5L,F, DUAL BUS SWITCH

EBUCH

Part No

75004216
70391261
23738144
75004217
70391261
75004218
70391261
75004221
75004222
75004223
75004232
75004233
75004771
75004767
75004219
75004225
75004226
75004227
75004230
75004220
75004229
75004228
75002110
75002110
75004141
75004775
75004776
75004210
75004209
75004208
75004213
75004212
75004211
75004214
75004206
75013210
75004215
75004231
75004766
75004769
75004414
75004425

75004417

75004418

75004763
75001241
75001245
75004413
75004148

75004147

75001245
75001245
75004410
75004410
75004150
75001245
75001245

75004147

75001220

75004146

75004421

9-7

Chapter

㧥

(

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)

(

)

(

)

No Location Description

62 IC353
63 IC354
64 IC355
65 IC356
66 IC357
67 IC358
68 IC359
69 IC501
70 IC502
71 IC503
72 IC504

73 IC505

74 IC506
75 IC507
76 IC508

77 IC509

78 IC510

79 IC511
80 IC512
81 IC513
82 IC514
83 IC515
84 IC6001
85 IC6002

86 IC6003

87 IC6004

88 IC6005
89 IC6010
90 IC6011
91 IC6012
92 IC6021

93 IC701

94 IC702
95 IC703
96 IC704
97 IC801
98 IC802

99 IC831
100 IC832
101 IC861
102 IC862
103 J6001

104 MJ02

105 P800
106 P801

107 P850

108 Q101

109 R001
110 R002
111 S1605

IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, M62334FP DF5J, D/A CONVERTER
IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, XC95144XL-10TQG100C-X2000
IC, MXD2020EL-T/R, ACCELEROMETER
IC, MAX4885ETJ+TG40, ANALOG SWITCH
IC, EL4340IUZ-T7, MULTIPLEXING AMPLIFIER
IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT-TRIGGER
BUFFER
IC, EL4332CSZ-T7, VIDEO MULTIPLEXING
IC, EL5106IWZ-T7, GAIN AMPLIFIER
IC, EL5106IWZ-T7, GAIN AMPLIFIER
IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT-TRIGGER
BUFFER
IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT-TRIGGER
BUFFER
IC, ISL59885ISZ-T7, VIDEO SYNC SEPARATOR
IC, ISL59885ISZ-T7, VIDEO SYNC SEPARATOR
IC, BU9882FV-WE2, 2KBIT EEPROM
IC, MM1565AFBE, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, LM2660MM, SWITCHED CAPACITOR VOLTAGE
IC, NJM2370U1-09-TE1, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, NJM2370U1-09-TE1, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, NJM2886DL3-05(TE1), LOW DROPOUT
VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, TPA2005D1DGNRG4, AUDIO POWER
AMPLIFIER
IC, NJW1142AV
IC, EL1883ISZ-T7, SYNC SEPARATOR
IC, EL1883ISZ-T7, SYNC SEPARATOR
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, PQ20VZ1UJ00H, LOW VOLTAGE
REGULATOR
IC, R1172H121D-T1-F, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
IC, TC7SH08FU
IC, L3E07110K0A,TIMING PULSE GENERATOR
IC, L3E06150S2A,TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
IC, L3E01060P0A
IC, L3E06150S2A,TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
IC, L3E01060P0A
IC, L3E06150S2A,TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
IC, L3E01060P0A
CONNECTOR, LAP5300-0110F
SWITCH, THERMAL SWITCH WITH WIRE
HARNESS
PC BOARD ASSY, LINE-FILTER, APS-T602
PC BOARD ASSY, MAIN POWER, APS-T603
PC BOARD ASSY, LAMP POWER,
PS-240A-MS-120-22H
TRANSISTOR, UM6K1NTN, N-CH MOS FET
MODULE
LCD PANEL, L3P06X-66G00R
LCD PANEL, L3P06X-65G00R
SWITCH, TACT, TSW-6A-1-16-T50

TE1), AUDIO PROCESSOR

TE85L,F
TE85L,F

TE85L,F

Part No

EBUCH

75004422
75004422
75004422
75004422
75004422
75001226
75004422
75004143
75004419
75004151
75004429

75004411

75001323
75004430
75004430

75004411

75004411

75004424
75004424
75004415
75004420
75001237
75001239
75001239

75004427

75004428

75004426
75004423
75004423
75001245
75001245

75004416

75004762
75001245
75004760
75004761
75004759
75004761
75004759
75004761
75004759
75004140

75005121

23122519
23122520

75004203

75004142

75004768
75004764
75004139

9-8

Chapter

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A

A

A

(EX)

(EX)

No Location Description

112 S501
113 SP200
114 U001

115 U002

116 U003

117 U004

118 U005

119 U006
120 U007
121 Y100
122 Y200
123 Y200
124 Y205
125 Y260
126 Y260
127 Y260
128 Y260
129 Y700
130 Y702
131 Z100
132 Z101
133 Z102
134 Z103
135 Z104
136 Z105

SWITCH, SLIDE, SLD-12-500
SPEAKER, RFF-0401C-02
PC BOARD ASSY, MAIN, FX5MA2, TLP-X2500
PC BOARD ASSY, REMOCON, FX5RE2,
TLP-X2500
PC BOARD ASSY, EXTERNAL, FX5EX2,
TLP-X2500
PC BOARD ASSY, SENSOR, FX5SE2,
TLP-X2500
PC BOARD ASSY, DOOR SWITCH, FX5DR2,
TLP-X2500
PC BOARD ASSY, KEY, FX5KY2, TLP-X2500
PC BOARD ASSY, FX2RL2
CABLE, RGB, BLUE
OWNERS MANUAL, X2500U/E/B/J
OWNERS MANUAL, X2500C
OWNER'S MANUAL, X2000SERIES ERRAT
POWER CORD, CEE250V6A 3M
POWER CORD, UL125V10A 3M
POWER CORD SET, UK250V6
POWER CORD, GB250V10A
REMOCON HAND UNIT, CT-90266
REMOCON RECIVER, IR, MOUS, CR-916
FAN, TYF450FJ06
FAN, TYF400FJ10
FAN, D05F-12BS2 02
FAN, TYF310FJ11
FAN, D05F-12PS7 01A
FAN, D07R-12TH 03A

Part No

EBUCH

75004138
23351359
75004673

75004674

75004675

75004676

75004677

75004678
75004131
23368955

75004777

----- ----- ----- 75005669
75004435

23372167 ----- ----- -----

----- ----- 23372148 -----

----- 23372337 ----- -----

----- ----- ----- 23372155
75004774
23306621
75004190
75004160
23125960
75004159
75004191
75004192

-----

9-9

Chapter

㧥

Spare parts list (TLP-X3000) GREEN

No Location Description

1 A100 COVER ASSY, TOP
2 A101 SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
3 A102A SCREW
4 A110 CASE ASSY, CONTROL UP
5 A110A SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
6 A111 CASE ASSY, CONT LOWER
7 A111A SCREW, 2.0 X 4.0 MM
8 A210 COVER ASSY, LAMP

9 A220 LENS CAP, 07 MDN
10 A230 COVER ASSY, FILTER BOTTOM
11 A301 LABEL, RATING, X3000
12 A401 CARTON BOX, X2000
13 A405 SOFT CASE, X2000
14 A502 LABEL
15 B001 LCD PANEL, L3P07X-66G00B
16 B002 LCD PANEL, L3P07X-65G00B
17 B100 COVER ASSY, BOTTOM
18 B111 PANEL, FRONT
19 B112 PANEL, SIDE
20 B113 PANEL ASSY, LENS
21 B120 PLATE, AC-IN
22 B131 COVER, LAMP
23 B141 AIR DUCT, POWER FAN
24 B170 AIR DUCT
25 CN105 CONNECTOR, 1.25MM PITCH W TO B
26 CN108 CONNECTOR, 1.25MM PITCH W TO B
27 CN503 CONNECTOR, D-SUB, DZ11A92-ND201-7F
28 E100 OPTICAL BLOCK, CJ589TA
29 E200 OPTICAL BLOCK, SUB ASSY, 589SUB
30 E201B POLARIZER, 591IN-B
31 E201G POLARIZER, 591IN-G
32 E201R POLARIZER, 591IN-R
33 E202B OPTICAL FILTER, 589OUT-B
34 E202G OPTICAL FILTER, 589OUT-G
35 E202R OPTICAL FILTER, 589OUT-R
36 E205 LENS, 589LENS
37 E209 SERVICE KIT, X3000 LCD SERVICE KIT
38 E270 HOLDER ASSY, LAMP
39 G001 LCD PANEL, L3P07X-65G00G
40 G002 LCD PANEL, L3P07X-66G00G
41 IC100 IC, PW190-10L, IMAGE PROCESSOR
42 IC101 IC, BD87A29FVM-TR, VOLTAGE DETECTOR

43 IC104

44 IC105

45 IC107 IC, ES29LV160ET-70TGI
46 IC1100 IC, PNA4612M01TH, PD WITH REMOTE CONT
47 IC111 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
48 IC112 IC, L3232ECV-16Z-T

49 IC119

50 IC1200

51 IC122 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
52 IC123 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
53 IC124 IC, SN74AHCT1G08DCKR, 2 INPUT AND GATE
54 IC125 IC, SN74AHCT1G08DCKR, 2 INPUT AND GATE
55 IC126 IC, BD4843G-TR, VOLTAGE DETECTOR

IC, PQ1MX55M2SPQ, LOW VOLTAGE
REGULATOR

IC, TK11150CSCL-G, POSITIVE LDO
REGULATOR

IC, LTC3701EGN#TRPBF, DC/DC
CONTROLLER

IC, G751-2RDF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
THERMAL WATCHDOG

EBUCH

Part No

75004216
70391261
23738144
75004217
70391261
75004218
70391261
75004221
75005367
75004223
75005357
75004232
75004233
23564859
75005356
75005353
75004219
75004225
75004226
75004227
75004230
75004220
75004229
75004228
75002110
75002110
75004141
75005360
75005362
75004210
75004209
75004208
75005365
75005364
75005363
75005361
75013211
75004231
75005352
75005355
75004414
75004425

75004417

75004418

75004763
75001241
75001245
75004413

75004148

75004147

75001245
75001245
75004410
75004410
75004150

9-10

Chapter

㧥

No Location Description

56 IC127 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
57 IC129 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)

58 IC1300

59 IC350

60 IC351

61 IC352

62 IC353 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
63 IC354 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
64 IC355 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
65 IC356 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
66 IC357 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
67 IC358 IC, M62334FP DF5J, D/A CONVERTER
68 IC359 IC, PQ200WNA1ZPH, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
69 IC501 IC, XC95144XL-10TQG100C-X2000
70 IC502 IC, MXD2020EL-T/R, ACCELEROMETER
71 IC503 IC, MAX4885ETJ+TG40, ANALOG SWITCH
72 IC504 IC, EL4340IUZ-T7, MULTIPLEXING AMPLIFIER

73 IC505

74 IC506 IC, EL4332CSZ-T7, VIDEO MULTIPLEXING
75 IC507 IC, EL5106IWZ-T7, GAIN AMPLIFIER
76 IC508 IC, EL5106IWZ-T7, GAIN AMPLIFIER

77 IC509

78 IC510

79 IC511 IC, ISL59885ISZ-T7, VIDEO SYNC SEPARATOR
80 IC512 IC, ISL59885ISZ-T7, VIDEO SYNC SEPARATOR
81 IC513 IC, BU9882FV-WE2, 2KBIT EEPROM
82 IC514 IC, MM1565AFBE, VOLTAGE REGULATOR

83 IC515

84 IC6001

85 IC6002

86 IC6003

87 IC6004

88 IC6005 IC, NJW1142AV(TE1), AUDIO PROCESSOR
89 IC6010 IC, EL1883ISZ-T7, SYNC SEPARATOR
90 IC6011 IC, EL1883ISZ-T7, SYNC SEPARATOR
91 IC6012 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
92 IC6021 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)

93 IC701

94 IC702 IC, R1172H121D-T1-F, VOLTAGE REGULATOR
95 IC703 IC, TC7SH08FU(TE85L,F)
96 IC704 IC, L3E07110K0A,TIMING PULSE GENERATOR
97 IC801 IC, L3E06150S2A,TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
98 IC802 IC, L3E01060P0A
99 IC831 IC, L3E06150S2A,TFT-LCD CONTROLLER

100 IC832 IC, L3E01060P0A
101 IC861 IC, L3E06150S2A,TFT-LCD CONTROLLER
102 IC862 IC, L3E01060P0A
103 J6001 CONNECTOR, LAP5300-0110F

IC, G751-2RDF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
THERMAL WATCHDOG

IC, TC7WBD126AFK(T5L,F, DUAL BUS
SWITCH

IC, G768BF, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
FAN CONTROLLER

IC, G794D5U, TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND
4FAN CONTROLLER

IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT­TRIGGER BUFFER

IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT­TRIGGER BUFFER

IC, SN74LVC2G17DCKR, DUAL SCHMITT­TRIGGER BUFFER

IC, LM2660MM, SWITCHED CAPACITOR
VOLTAGE CON

IC, NJM2370U1-09-TE1, VOLTAGE
REGULATOR

IC, NJM2370U1-09-TE1, VOLTAGE
REGULATOR

IC, NJM2886DL3-05(TE1), LOW DROPOUT
VOLTAGE REGULATOR

IC, TPA2005D1DGNRG4, AUDIO POWER
AMPLIFIER

IC, PQ20VZ1UJ00H, LOW VOLTAGE
REGULATOR

Part No

EBUCH

75001245
75001245

75004147

75001220

75004146

75004421

75004422
75004422
75004422
75004422
75004422
75001226
75004422
75004143
75004419
75004151
75004429

75004411

75001323
75004430
75004430

75004411

75004411

75004424
75004424
75004415
75004420

75001237

75001239

75001239

75004427

75004428

75004426
75004423
75004423
75001245
75001245

75004416

75004762
75001245
75004760
75004761
75004759
75004761
75004759
75004761
75004759
75004140

9-11

Chapter

㧥

,

No Location Description

104 MJ02

105 P800 PC BOARD ASSY, LINE-FILTER, APS-T602
106 P801 PC BOARD ASSY, MAIN POWER, APS-T603

107 P850

108 Q101

109 R001 LCD PANEL, L3P07X-66G00R
110 R002 LCD PANEL, L3P07X-65G00R
111 S1605 SWITCH, TACT, TSW -6A-1-16-T50
112 S501 SW ITCH, SLIDE, SLD-12-500
113 SP200 SPEAKER, RFF-0401C-02
114 U001 PC BOARD ASSY, MAIN, FX5MA2, TLP-X3000
115 U002 PC BOARD ASSY, RELAY, FX5RE2, TLP-X3000

116 U003

117 U004

118 U005

119 U006 PC BOARD ASSY, KEY, FX5KY2, TLP-X3000
120 U007 PC BOARD ASSY, RELAY, FX2RL2
121 Y100 CABLE, RGB, BLUE

122 Y200

123 Y200 OW NERS MANUAL, CHINESE, X3000C ----- ----- ----- 75005668
124 Y260 POWER CORD, UL 125V 10A, 3M ----- 23372148 ----­125 Y260 POWER CORD, EU 23372167 ----- ----- ----­126 Y260 POWER CORD, UK 23372337 ----- ----­127 Y260 POWER CORD, CHINA ----- ----- ----- 23372155
128 Y700 REMOCON HAND UNIT, CT-90266
129 Y702 REMOCON RECIVER, IR, MOUS, CR-916
130 Z100 FAN, TYF450FJ06
131 Z101 FAN, TYF400FJ10
132 Z102 FAN, D05F-12BS2 02A
133 Z103 FAN, TYF310FJ11
134 Z104 FAN, D05F-12PS7 01A(EX)
135 Z105 FAN, D07R-12TH 03A(EX)

SWITCH, THERMAL SWITCH WITH WIRE
HARNESS

PC BOARD ASSY, LAMP POWER,
PS-240A-MS-120-22H

TRANSISTOR, UM6K1NTN, N-CH MOS FET
MODULE

PC BOARD ASSY, EXHAUST SENSOR,
FX5EX2

PC BOARD ASSY, SENSOR, FX5SE2,
TLP-X3000

PC BOARD ASSY, DOOR SWITCH, FX5DR2,
TLP-X3000

OWNERS MANUAL, CD-ROM AND BOOKLET,
X3000UEBJ

TLP-X3000

EBUCH

Part No

75005121

23122519
23122520

75004203

75004142

75005354
75005351
75004139
75004138
23351359
75005345
75005346

75005347

75005348

75005349

75005350
75004131
23368955

75005368

75004774
23306621
75004190
75004160
23125960
75004159
75004191
75004192

9-12

REVISION HISTORY

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REV Date Model Reason for Change

00 July 22, 2007

01 May 30, 2008

02 Dec. 19, 2008

03 May 25, 2009

TDP-X2000/2500/3000

common

TDP-X2000/2500/3000

common

TDP-X2000/2500/3000

common

TDP-X2000/2500/3000

common

The first edition.

Changed location name for optical engine.
Modified

dd LCD service kit. Location is E209.

Chan
Correct error : spare part E200 is 'SUB ASSY', not 'PRISM

BLOCK'. Modified

e is 9-2 and 9-4 to 9-12.(Z*** --> E***

e is from 9-2 to 9-12.

e is 9-2.

TOSHIBA CORPORATION

1-1, SHIBAURA 1-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 105-8001, JAPAN