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Revision History
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1. Precautions and Safety Notices
WARNING!
This service information is designed for experience repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the general public.
It does not contain warnings or cautions to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers in attempting to service
a product.
Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professional technicians.
Any attempt to service or repair the product or products dealt within this service information by anyone else
could result in serious injury or death.
1. CAUTION
No modification of any circuit should be attempted. Service work should only be performed after you are thoroughly
familiar with all of the following safety checks and servicing guide lines.
2. SAFETY CHECK
Care should be taken while servicing this CRT display because of the high voltage used in the deflection circuits.
These voltages are exposed in such areas as the associated flyback and yoke circuits.
3. FIRE & SHOCK HAZARD
3-1 Insert an isolation transformer between the CRT display and AC power line before servicing the chassis.
3-2 In servicing pay attention to original lead dress especially in the high voltage circuit. If a short circuit is found,
replace all parts which have been overheated as a result of the short circuit.
3-3 All the protective devices munt be reinstalled per original design.
3-4 Soldering must be inspected for possible cold solder joints, frayed leads, damaged insulation, solder splashes or
sharp solder points. Be certain to remove all foreign material.
4. LEAKAGE CURRENT COLD CHECK
4-1 Unplug the AC cord and connect a jumper between the two prongs on the plug.
4-2 Turn the CRT display power switch “on”.
4-3 Measure the resistance value with an ohmmeter between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metallic part on
the CRT display such as the metal frame, screwheads, control shafts, etc. When the exposed metallic part has a
return path to the chassis, the reading should be 1.8 megohm minimum.
5. LEAKAGE CURRENT HOT CHECK
5-1 Plug the AC cord directly into the AC outlet. Do not use an isolation transformer during this check.
5-2 Connect a 1500 ohm, 10 watt resistor, paralleled by a 0.15uF capacitor between each exposed metallic part and a
good earth ground (as shown in Fig.1).
5-3 Use an AC voltmeter with 1000 ohm/volt or more sensitivity and measure the AC voltage across the
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combination 1500 ohm resistor and 0.15uF capacitor.
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5-4 Move the resistor connection to each exposed metallic part and measure the voltage.
5-5 Reverse the polarity of the AC plug in the AC outlet and repeat the above measurement.
5-6 Voltage measured must not exceed 7.5 volt RMS, from any exposed metallic part to ground A leakage current
tester may be used in the above hot check, in which case any current measured must not exceed 5.0 milliamp. In
the case of a measurement exceeding the 5.0 milliamp value, a rework is required to eliminate the chance of shock
hazard.
Note: High voltage is present when this CRT display is operating. Always discharge the anode of the picture tube to the
display chassis to prevent shock hazard.
AC VOLTMETER
Fig. 1
6. IMPLOSION PROTECTION
Picture tubes are equipped with an integral implosion protection system, but care should be taken to avoid damage and
scratching during installation. Use only Panasonic replacement picture tubes.
7. X-RADIATION
WARNING:The only potential source of X-Radiation is the picture tube. However when the high voltage circuit is
operating properly there is no possibility of X-Radiation problem. The basic precaution which must be exercised is to
keep the high voltage at the following factory-recommended level.
Note
7-1 The procedure for adjusting high voltage is shown on page 12.
7-2 If can not be adjust 25.0 KV at immediate service is required to prevent the possibility of premature
component failure.
7-3 To prevent X-Radiation possibility it is essential to use the specified picture tube
It is important to use an accurate periodically calibrated high voltage meter.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
There are special components used in this CRT displays which are
important for safety. These parts are identified by the international
symbol
list. It is essential that these critical parts should be replaced wit
manufacture’s specified parts to prevent X-RADIATION, shock, fire,
or other hazards. Do not modify the original design or this will voi
the original parts and labor guarantee.
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on the schematic diagram and on the replacement parts
Regulatory filing should be made under the
“VS10794”.
UL60950, cUL60950 or CSA 22.2; DHHS Part 21,
Subpart J X-Ray Protection; FCC, Part 15, Subpart
J, Subpart B;ICES-003, Class B; NOM; Argentina –
TUV/S
International
CB, TCO03 (Black);TUV/GS, TUV/Ergo,
BSMI,CCC,PSB,CE,GOST-R;ISO9241-3 7 8
(covered in TUV-ergo)
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Operating instructions
This procedure gives you instructions for installing and using the Color display.
1. Position the display on the desired operation and plug the power cord into a convenient AC outlet. Three-wire
power cord must be shielded and is provided as a safety precaution as it connects the chassis and cabinet to the
electrical conduit ground. If the AC outlet in your location does not have provisions for the grounded type plug,
the installer should attach the proper adapter to ensure a safe ground potential.
2. Connect the 15-pin color display shielded signal cable to your signal system device and lock both screws on the
connector to ensure firm grounding. The connector information is as follow:
PIN NO.
DESCRIPTION
1. RED-V 9. 5V From PC
2. GREEN-V 10. Sync GND
3. BLUE-V 11. NC
4. NC 12. SDA
5. GND 13. H- SYNC
6. GND-R 14. V- SYNC
7. GND-G 15. SCL
8. GND-B
3. Apply power to the display by turning the power switch to the "ON" position and allow about thirty seconds for
display tube warm-up. The Power-On indicator lights when the display is on.
4. With proper signals feed to the display, a pattern or data should appear on the screen, adjust the brightness and
contrast to the most pleasing display.
5. This monitor has power saving function following the VESA DPMS. Be sure to connect the signal cable to the PC.
6. If your color display requires service, it must be returned with the power cord.
1
6
1115
5
10
15 - Pin Color Display Signal Cable
PIN NO.
DESCRIPTION
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3. Front Panel Function Control Description
Adjusting the Screen Image
Use the buttons on the front control panel to display and adjust the OSD controls .The OSD controls are explained at the top of
the next page and are defined in “Main Menu Controls” on page 8.
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OSD Lock Settings
You have the option of using the On Screen Display (OSD) locking feature, OSD LOCK, to prevent unwanted changes
to the current image settings.
• OSD Lock: Press and hold the [1] button on the face of the monitor for 10 seconds. The message "OSD LOCK" will then
display briefly, indicating that the OSD image settings are now locked.
• OSD Unlock: Press and hold the [1] button again for 10 seconds. The message "OSD UNLOCK" will then display
briefly, indicating that the OSD image settings are now unlocked.
Do the following to adjust the screen image:
1 To display the Main Menu, press button [1].
2 To select a control you want to adjust, press the arrow buttons on the front control panel of your monitor and scroll
through the choices. When the desired control is highlighted, press button [2].
NOTE: Some controls on the Main Menu are listed in pairs, such as Contrast/Brightness. Display control screen (sample
shown in step 3 below). Press button [2] to toggle to the next control in the pair.
3 To adjust the setting, such as CONTRAST in the sample below, press the arrow buttons.
4 To save the control setting and Exit the menu press button [1] twice.
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Main Menu Controls
Adjust the menu items shown below by using the up and down buttons.
Control Explanation
Contrast adjusts the difference between the image background (black level)
and the foreground (white level).
Brightness adjusts the background black level of the screen image
ZOOM expands and contracts the entire screen image
Horizontal Position moves the screen image left or right.
Horizontal Size adjusts width of the screen image.
Vertical Position moves the screen image up or down.
Vertical Size adjusts the height of the screen image.
Pincushion curves the vertical sides of the screen image.
Pin Balance curves the vertical edges of the screen image to the left or right.
Trapezoid adjusts the top and bottom of the screen image until they have equal length.
Parallel slants the vertical edges of the screen image until they are parallel.
Tilt rotates the entire screen image.
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Control Explanation
Degauss removes the build-up of magnetic fields that can cause irregular colors to
appear around the edges of screen images. There are two ways to degauss the display:
automatically by turning the monitor on, or manually by selecting the Degauss
control from the menu. With Degauss selected from the menu, press button [2] to
degauss the monitor manually.
Important: Do not degauss repeatedly. Doing so can be harmful
display. Wait at least 20 minutes (before selecting this control again.
ViewMatch® Color provides several color options: several preset color temperatures and User
Color which allows you to adjust red (R), green (G), and blue (B). The factory setting for this
product is 9300K (9300° Kelvin).
9300K — Adds blue to the screen image for cooler white (used in most office settings with
fluorescent lighting).
6500K — Adds red to the screen image for warmer white and richer red.
5000K — Adds blue and green to the screen image for a darker color.
User Color — Individual adjustments for red, green, and blue.
Moire reduces interference patterns that appear as ripples, waves, or unwanted backgroun
color textures. Interference patterns of this type are most noticeable when viewing images
having closely spaced lines or finely detailed patterns.
to the
Language allows you to choose from among several languages for the menus and
control screens: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Memory Recall returns adjustments to the original factory settings if the display is operating
in a factory preset timing mode listed in this user guide.
xception: This control does not affect changes made with the User Color control.
OSD Position allows you to move the on-screen display menus and control screens.
ViewMeter displays the frequencies (horizontal and vertical) coming from the graphics
card of the computer.
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4. Circuit Description
4-1 Micro controller and deflection circuit
MICRO Controller
The micro controller(IC101) core is a 80C51 type. The micro clock frequency of 12 Mhz is derived from the Xtal
2
oscillator,which is running at 48MHz. The DDC interface is suitable to handle DDC2 by a modified hardware I
interface .Standard high current ports,3 ADC pouts with voltage inputs and 4 static standard 8 bit DAC outputs (low
interference) and one PWM output for digital control application are implemented. The central processing unit (CPU)
manipulates operands in two memory spaces.These are the 1024byte internal data memory(consisting of 256 bytes
standard RAM and 768 bytes AUX-RAM) and 48K-byte internal program memory . The programmemory of the
SAA4849 consists of 48K bytes ROM.
The SAA4849P provides sync. Processing with full auto sync. Capability, a flexible SMPS block and an extensive
set of geometry control facilities. Further the IC generates the drive waveforms for DC coupled vertical boosters to the
TDA8172.
H/V sync signals processor
The functions of the sync processor include polarity detection, H-SYNC & V-SYNC signals counting, Programmable
SYNC signals output, free running signal generator. Pin52/Pin53 are for the H-SYNC and V-SYNC input. and the
polarity are setting in the positive. When no signal input, the Pin49 will output a 75HzV-SYNC free run signal. The
Pin18/20will output a 60KHz H-SYNC free run signal. for the monitor testing use.
C-bus
Reset Circuit (pin23)
There are three ways possible to invoke a reset and initialize the SAA4849 micro controller part:
Via power-on reset circuit
Via watchdog timer overflow(only micro controller reset)
Via deflection reset after start up (only micro controller reset)
The reset pin(pin23) is connected to a Schmitt trigger for nose reduction. A reset is accomplished by holding the Reset pin
HIGH.
C145
22U
5V
x-ray protection
+
R153
2.7K
C102
0.1UF
RST Pin23
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The x-ray ptotection (pin22) input XRAY provides a voltage detector with a precise voltage input for X-ray
protection .If the input voltage at XRAY exceeds the upper threshold for 150us to 300us,the system is forced to shut down
by switching off vertical,H-and B-drive signals. There are two different ways to handle the system in case of XRAY
occurrence:
1. If the xray latch enable bit UCXRAY [2] was set to “0” during startup the system will shut down without any interference
of the uC. The deflection controller is set to ldle mode. Restart of the system only possible due to seitching power
off/power on.
2. If register bit UCXRAY [2] was set to “1”, micro controller interaction is allowed .If the micro controller doesn’t interrupt
the system, the system will shut down to ldle mode. For any interaction of the micro controller the XRAY occurrence has
to be acknowledged by the micro controller by clearing the bit SY-STATUS [2]. The micro controller take over the control
of the handling via software. The actual xray pin status can be read through bit SY-STATUS [1].
Quartz Oscillator (pin45, pin46)
The quartz oscillator circuit is available on pins XTAL1 (input) and XTAL2 (output) and works together with an
rd
external 48MHz 3
overtone quartz. As a result the quartz oscillator is always running on 48MHz.Other quartz crystal
frequencies than 48 MHz cannot be used. External capacitors on XTAL1 and XTAL2 are not allowed.
B+ Control Function Block
The B+control block of the SAA4849 has the same behaviour as the TDA4856 with adapted threshol voltages. The
2
circuit allows the user to choose the trigger edge of the HDRV signal and the polarity of the output stage via I
C-Bus.
The B+ control function block of the SAA4849 consists of an Operational Transconductance Amplifier (OTA), a
voltage comparator,a flip-flop and a discharge circuit. This configuration allows easy application for different B+ control
concepts.
HPLL
The horizontal part contains a PLL,which works over the full frequency range from 25kHz to 140 kHz.This range can be
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reduced by a ower and an upper frequency limit(Write Once Registers HPMAX and HPMIN).Via I
C bus the number of
48MHz clock cycles is sent through the register.The slewing speed during mode change is also programmable in a write once
register (HSLEW)
After the clocks for the HPLL are switched on,the HPLL starts with a fixed freerunning frequency of 60 kHz.The
H-drive pulses are not active and the start up procedure is inhibited.The default setting of register bit HCONTROL [0] will
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cause the HPLL to slew ,not switch.to the freerunning frequency defined in the I
C register HPFREE( the default value is also
60 kHz).Independent on H-syncs which are possibly present.the HPLL will slew to that freerunning frequency.To achieve an
always defined starting point for the startup procedure,this procedure cannot be interrupted.
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4-2 Transistor & diode circuit
Location
BD901 Bridge Rectifier for AC Source
D910 Clamp Diode for snub CKT
D919 Rectifier for Output Voltage
D922 Rectifier for Output Voltage
D923 Rectifier for Output Voltage
D930 Rectifier for Output Voltage
D918 Rectifier for Output Voltage
IC901 Power IC for Switching Power Control.
Q937, Q937 Use for Power Saving
Q912, Q920 Push-Pull Topology to Drive Q911
Q913 Degaussing Switcher Transistor
Circuit function description
IC903 5V Regulator IC
Q403 HOR. Driver Transistor
Q417,Q418,Q416,Q420 Horizontal s correction control MOSFET
Q406 Transistor for H-Size Control
Q705 Brightness Control CKT
Q742 V-Dynamic focus CKT
Q402 Q403 Driver MOSFET
Q901 MOS FET for Switching Power Control.
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5. Adjusting Procedure
5-1 Adjustment conditions and precautions
1. Approximately 30 minutes should be allowed for warm up before proceeding.
2. Adjustments should be undertaken only on those necessary elements since most of them have been carefully preset
at the factory.
5-2 Main adjustments
NO. FUNCTION LOCATION DESIGNATION
1. 14V ADJ PCB - MAIN VR903
2. B + ADJ PCB - MAIN VR902
3. SCREEN ADJ FLY BACK TRANS T402 SCREEN VR
4. FOCUS ADJ FLY BACK TRANS T402 FOCUS
VR1&VR2
5. ABL ADJ PCB - MAIN AB in factory OSD
6.
FUNCTION ADJ -MENU
PCB - MAIN (SW101)
-UP ▲PCB - MAIN (SW102)
-DOWN ▼PCB - MAIN (SW103)
-SELECT
5-3 Adjustment method
1. 14V, B + & HV voltage adjustment:
A. Chroma-2000 Signal generator or PC equivalent set mode 1, VGA 640X480 pattern 1.0.
B. Connect a DC Volt meter between TP901 and ground, then adjust VR903to be 14VDC.
C. Connect a DC Volt meter between TP902 and ground, then adjust VR902 to be 65.5 VDC.
PCB - MAIN (SW104)
2. Factory preset Timings Adjustment:
A. Press
B. Press the Up Key to select the "ZOOM" function, then press the MENU Key. While do not release the MENU Key
until the OSD window changed to the Factory preset window.
C. The Factory preset window contains the following functional controls. Select one of the control. Then press the
Up/Down Key to adjust its value for the optimum picture.
Key to show OSD window press Up or Down Key to switch the functional controls.
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CONTRAST
BRIGHTNESS V-LINEARITY
V-LINEARITY
HT
HG
HS
HR
HM
Hs
Hb
H-CENTER
H-SIZE
V-CENTER
V-SIZE
DEGAUSS
PINCUSHION
TRAPEZOID
PIN-BALANCE
PARALLELOGRAM
ROTATION
HC/RASTER
9300
6500
50
COLOR TEMPERATURE
COLOR TEMPERATURE
COLOR TEMPERATURE
MAX V-SIZE GAIN RANGE
R-GAIN
G-GAIN
B-GAIN
R-BIAS
G-BIAS
R-BIAS
OSD EXIT
VG
H-SIZE GAIN H-MOIRE REDUCE
SUB H-SIZE V-MOIRE REDUCE
TOP CORNER
BOTTOM CORNER
V-HV Variation rate ajust
HL
VF
H-Linearity Modify
V-FOCUS ADJUST
BURN IN TIME
TM
MAX H-SIZE RANGE
SET BURN-IN
BI
SUB H-SIZE
BOTTOM BALANCE
Bb
H-SIZE WAVE BALANCE
B+ VOLTAGE ADJUST
Bp
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VG
HG
SB
TOP BALANCE
EU
EHT OFFSET
EA
MAX V-SIZE GAIN RANGE
DC
H-SIZE GAIN
SW
HIGH BRIGHTNESS SELECT
LH
RETURN
EHT CURRENT
EHT AUTO ADJUST
Video IC dc off set
H-frequency select
Brightness Save
V-CENTER OFFSET
VO
AB
D. To switches the input signal to the other Timing Mode. Please follow step A ~ C to get the optimum picture.
ABL ADJUSTMENT
E. Select the "
to the original OSD window.(user's operating condition)
F. The setting data of the CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, PIN-BALANCE, PARALLELOGRAM, ROTATION,
COLOR TEMPERATURE are common mode saved in the memory. Don't needed adjust it individual at every
timing Mode and save in the memory.
3. White Balance, Luminance adjustment:
A. Press MENU Key to show OSD menu ,and press the down Key to select the "size/center" function, then press the
menu Key to enter second menu, press the down key to select “ ”(zoom) about 10S,,then enter into factory setting
area for modulation.
B. Set R,G,B gain DAC value for 50, R ,G ,B bias DAC value for 60.
C. Raster Pattern, Brightness & contrast ratio MAX, fix to G-BIAS,fix to 60. adjust R or B bias, make x=265±10,
y=290±10, adjust G2,make Y=3.5 cd/m
" RETURN function and press the MENU Key, then the Factor Preset window will be returned
2
,and then adjust brightness,make Y=0.05 cd/m
2
,then save it into
9300K,6500K,5000K color temprature.
D. Adjust R or G or B gain, make x=346±10, y=359±10, Y=150±5 cd/m
E. Adjust R or G or B gain, make x=313±10, y=329±10, Y=150±5 cd/m
F. Adjust R or G or B gain, make x=283±10, y=297±10, Y=150±5 cd/m
G. After modulation, it’s necessary to check if the white balance accords with the normal specification. If not, which
needs reset.
4. Focus Adjustment:
A. Under 1024×768 Fv: 85Hz with character full page.
B. Adjust brightness to center and contrast to max.
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,then save it into 5000K color temprature .
2
,then save it into 6500K color temprature .
2
,then save it into 9300K color temprature
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C. Then adjust focus VR1 to a fine vertical line.
D. Adjust focus VR2 to a fine horizontal line.
E. Repeat step C & D.then fix the Focus VR, G2 VR .
5. Purity Adjustment
A. Be sure that the display is not being exposed to any external magnetic fields.
B. Ensure that the spacing between the Purity, Convergence, Magnet, (PCM), assembly and the CRT stem is 29mm.
(See below diagram)
C. Produce a complete, red pattern on the display. Adjust the purity magnet rings on the PCM assembly to obtain a
complete field of the color red. This is done by moving the two tabs in such a manner that they advance in an
opposite direction but at the same time to obtain the same angle between the two tabs, which should be
approximately 180'.
D. Check the complete blue and complete green patterns to observe their respective color purity. Make minor
adjustments if needed.
RELATIVE PLACEMENT OF TYPICAL COMPONENTS
6. Convergence adjustment
A. Produce a magenta crosshatch on the display.
B. Adjust the focus for the best overall focus on the display.
Also adjust the brightness to the desired condition.
C. Vertical red and blue lines are converged by varying the angle between the two tabs of the 4 pole magnets on the
PCM assembly. (See above diagrams)
D. Horizontal red and blue lines are converged by varying the two tabs together, keeping the angle between them
constant.
E. Produce a white crosshatch pattern on the display.
F. Vertical green and magenta lines are converged by varying the angle between the two tabs of the 6-pole magnets.
G. Horizontal green and magenta lines are converged by varying the two tabs together, keeping the angle between
them constant.
Purity Magnets
6-pole Convergence Magnets
4-pole Convergence Magnets
Deflection Yoke
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6. Trouble Shooting FlowChart
N
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R
Y
V
6-1. No raster,CRT relative circuit problems
CHECK MAIN BOARD POWE
SUPPLY: 12V, 180V, 83V, -12V, 6.3V
NG
OK
PLEASE CHECK HIGH VOLTAGE OF
NG
CRT ABOUT 25.5~26.5KV
NG
OK
NG
CHECK THE HEATER VOLTAGE AT
CRT SOCKET ABOUT 6.3V
OK
NG
CHECK G2 VOLTAGE ABOUT 550~650V CHECK FBT
OK
CHECK THE G1 VOLTAGE ABOUT –16
NG
AT BRIGHTNESS MAX
OK
OK
CHECK THE CATHODE VOLTAGE
ABOUT 60V
6-2. Abnormal DDC (Plug & Play)
CHECK IC101 PIN 16 VOLTAGE ABOUT 5V
PLEASE CHECK POWER SAVING
CIRCUIT OR POWER SUPPL
CIRCUIT.
ENTER POWER OR POWER CIRCUIT
FAIL .
CHECK THE CIRCUIT OF PIN 18/20 OF
IC101
CHECK THE 6.3V SUPPLY CIRCUIT:
Q906,ZD902
CHECK THE G1 CONTROL CIRCUIT:
Q705 RELATIVE CIRCUIT
CRT FAIL
G
OK
CHECK SIGNAL CABLE
OR H802 PIN 2
4 DATA OUTPUT
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6-3. Abnormal video level on screen
N
K
R
NG
CHECK THE VOLTAGE AT
PIN10/14/17/22 OF IC801 ABOUT 5V
OK
NG
CHECK THE SIGNAL OUT ABOUT 0.7VP-P
OK
NG
CHECK THE CLAMP PULSE OF IC801 PIN27
OK
NG
CHECK THE VOLTAGE OF IC801
PIN23/24/25 ABOUT 4VP-P
OK
CHECK THE RELATIVE CIRCUIT OF IC802
6-4. No blanking
CHECK THE RELATIVE
CIRCUIT OF BLANKING
CHECK 5V SUPPLY CIRCUIT
CHECK SIGNAL CABLE O
INTERFACE CARD
CHECK THE RELATIVE CIRCUIT
OF IC801 PIN27
CHECK THE RELATIVE CIRCUIT
OF IC801 PIN23/25/24 OR THE
IC801 FAIL
G
O
CHECK R821 ON VIDEO PCB,
CHECK G1 RELATIVE CIRCUIT
FBT PIN 5 ON MAIN PCB
CHECK THE RELATIVE CIRCUIT
OF FBT
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Y
6-5. No signal on screen
NG
CHECK THE VOLTAGE AT
PIN10/14/17/22 OF IC801 ABOUT 5V
OK
CHECK THE VOLTAGE OF IC801
NG
PIN23/24/25 ABOUT 4VP-P
OK
NG
CHECK THE VOLTAGE OF IC802 PIN12
ABOUT 83V AND IC802 PIN2 ABOUT 12V
OK
CHECK THE VOLTAGE OF CRT CATHODE
NG
ABOUT 50VP-P
OK
NG
CHECK THE VOLTAGE GO G2 ABOUT
550V~650V
6-6. Abnormal horizontal width of video
CHECK 5V SUPPLY CIRCUIT
CHECK THE RELATIVE CIRCUIT
OF IC801 PIN23/25/24 OR THE
IC801 FAIL
CHECK THE 83V&12V SUPPL
CIRCUIT OR MAIN BOARD
CHECK THE RELATIVE CIRCUIT
OF IC802 OUT PUT
CHECK FBT RELATIVE CIRCUIT
NG
READJUST H-SIZE FUNCTION CHECK RELATION CIRCUIT OF Q406
OK
CHECK B+ VOLTAGE ABOUT 125.5V AT
NG
H-FREQUENCY=68KHZ
CHECK B+ SUPPLY CIRCUIT
OK
CHECK THE HIGH VOLTAGE ABOUT
25.5~26.5V
NG
REFERENCE TO ITEM7
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6-7. Abnormal horizontal linearity
N
K N
N
CHECK L401, Q426, Q420, Q427
AND IC101 PIN9,10,11
Abnormal vertical size
6-8.
READJUST V-SIZE FUNCTION VALUE
CHECK THE IC601 PIN1 ABOUT 11.8V
PIN 4 ABOUT -12V
G
O
CHECK VERT. OSC CIRCUIT
G
OK
READJUST V-SIZE FUNCTION VALUE
6-9. Vertical center
READJUST V-CENTER
G
CHECK D601, C605
RELATIVE CIRCUIT
CHECK THE VOLTAGE OF IC101
RELATIVE CIRCUIT
CHECK IC101 PIN33,34
RELATIVE CIRCUIT
NG
CHECK IC101 AND IC601 RELATIVE
CHECK IC401 AND IC601
RELATIVE CKT
CIRCUIT
6-10. Side-pin cushion distortion
READJUST FOCUS CONTROL
NG
CHECK FOCUS CONTROL UNIT,
FOCUS LEAD WIRE, CRT SOCKET & CRT
6-11. Poor focus
READJUST FOCUS CONTROL
NG
CHECK FOCUS CONTROL UNIT,
FOCUS LEAD WIRE, CRT SOCKET & CRT
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NG
K
NG
K
K
NG
NG
K
K
K
N
K
N
N
Q
K
V
6-12. Power supply trouble shooting chart
Before check SW.REG.Please refer to the power supply block diagram power supply output
(A) Variable output: 60V
(B) Constant output : 6.3V, 12V,83V,180.V,-12V
BEAD SET
ABNORMAL VARIABLE OUTPUT
:
CHECK AC LINE
VOLT 120V OR 220V
O
CHECK LINE RECTIFIED
& SMOOTHED VOLT
O
CHECK START C.K.T
R936
O
CHECK T901 O/P
CHECK F901, SW901
CHECK BRIDGE
RECTIFIED
MAKE SURE THAT
THE VARIABLE
OUTPUT IS NOT SHORTED
O
YES
CHECK THE 56V OUTPUT
G
O
CHECK Q911
G
O
CHECK IC101
PIN39,40,41, B+
DRIVER
CHECK D925
911 FAILURE
O
CHECK IC901
O
CHECK SENSE RESISTENCE
CHECK 56V, 12
6.5V CIRCUIT OUTPUT
IC901 FAILURE
IC101 PIN30(ABOUT5V)
O
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All revised RSPLs with newly added items or any change made should be highlighted and correlated with the ECN/ECR approved by
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All revised RSPLs with newly added items or any change made should be highlighted and correlated with the ECN/ECR approved by
ViewSonic Corporation. This is to eliminate repeated cross checks of each item between this version and prior versions.
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9#N/A23C3182 1
10#N/A33C6336 E7 T
11#N/A33C6337 1
12#N/A33C6338 E7 T
13#N/A33C6339 E7 T
14#N/A33C6918 Y A
15#N/A34C 741 QE B
16C-0000489334C6285AFD T
17C-0000489134C6286 E7 T
18#N/A34C6293 QE B
19#N/A40C 152509
20#N/A40C 152512
21#N/A40C 153 19 3B
22#N/A40C 58162410A
23#N/A40C 58162435A
24#N/A40C 581625 2A
25#N/A40C 581709 1A
26#N/A40C 58170918D
27#N/A40C 58170923A
28#N/A40C 90P709 3A
29DC-0000467241C 6870913A
30#N/A41C 6870914A
31P-0000489944C6925709 4A
32P-0000407744C6932 1
33P-0000407844C6932 2
34P-0000410145C 76 20 RN
35P-0000287145C 76 28 V3
36#N/A45C 76 34 RN
37#N/A45C 88601 C
38#N/A50C 500500
39#N/A50C 500502
40#N/A50C 502 2
41#N/A50C 502 5
42#N/A51C 6 4
43#N/A52C 1150 C
44#N/A52C 1185
45#N/A52C 1185 1
46#N/A52C 1186
47#N/A70CD918709 3B
48#N/A85C6024506
49CB-0000489489C 71B8MC HM
50A-0000404989C402A18N IS
51A-0000452989C402A18N LS
52#N/A95C 91205810
53HW-00002750B1C1035 10 47
54HW-00002758D1C1140 7128
55HW-00002749Q1C 340 16 47
56E-00004542750A1697 77BAG
57E-00003861750C55382AV
58#N/AAMP995D1NHVWP
59#N/A
60B-00004889CRP995D1NHVWP
61#N/A9C 203 8
62#N/A9C 203 8
63#N/A11C6033 3
64#N/A15C5640 1 A
65#N/A19C 553 3
66#N/A19C 553500
67#N/A33C3074 1
68#N/A33C3192 4
69#N/A33C3803 3
70#N/A40C 581624 2B
71E-IC-0401-281356C 133 5 ST
MP995D1NSMTV
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CHASSIS FOR P995D-1HSVW
SCREW FOR CRT
CRT WASHER
CRT WASHER
WOODEN PALLET
WIRE MOUNT
FBT CLIP
RUBBER FOOT
Logo
POWER KNOB
LENS
KEY PAD
OSD KNOB
S.W.CAP
BASE
FRONT PANEL
BACK COVER
SWIVEL
RECYCLE LABE
RECYCLE LABE
CRT WARNING LABEL
H/V LABEL
MANUAL P/N LABEL
PALLET LABEL
CARTON LABEL
PALLET LABEL
VIEWCARE LABEL
RATING LABEL
QUICK SET UP GUIDE
TCO'03 PAPER
CARTON
EPS CUSHION
EPS CUSHION
PE BAG FOR MONITOR
PE BAG FOR MANUAL
PE BAG FOR BASE
EPE COVER
CABLE TIE
CABLE TI
PLASTIC TI
CABLE TIE
SILICO
TAPE
MIDDLE TAPE FOR CARTON
BIG TAPE
SMALL TAPE
CD MANUA
HIELD
SINGEL CABL
POWER CORD
POWER CORD
WIRE HARNESS
SCRE
SCREW 4X7
SCREW
DEGAUSSING COIL
SDI 19" DFT-M WB CRT
MAIN BOARD FOR P995D-1H
MAIN BOARD SMT FOR P995
CRT BOARD
BRASS PIN
BRASS PIN
PCB SUPPORT
B GND LUG
SPRING PIECE
SPRING PIECE
2P PLU
4P PLU
WAFER EH-E
CHASSIS LABE
L7805CV
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8. Exploded Diagram And Spare Parts List
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ModelG90fB-4
Title
DateRev:
EXPLODED PARTS LIST (G90fB-4M/E/P)
ViewSonic Model Number: VS10794-3M/E/P
Rev: 1a
Serial No. Prefix: PY9 / PYA / PYC
ItemViewSonic P/NRef. P/NDescriptionQ'ty
1#N/A23C3182 - 1LOGO1 PCS
2C-00004893
3#N/A33C6339- E7 - T OSD KNOB1PCS
4#N/A33C6338- E7 - T KEY PAD1 PCS
5#N/A33C6337 - 1LENS1PCS
6#N/A33C6336- E7 - T POWER KNOB1 PCS
7#N/A1C 503 -5T- 47 SCREW4 PCS
8#N/A85C6024-506SHIELD1 PCS
9C-0000489134C6286- E7 - T REAR COVER1 PCS
10HW-00002749Q1C 340-16- 47 SCREW4 PCS
11#N/A34C6293 -QE - B SWIVEL1 PCS
12#N/A34C 741- QE - B BASE1 PCS
13E-00003861750C5538-2AV CRT1 PCS
14#N/A
4C6285-AFD - TBEZEL1PCS
15C1480 – 1-VSCPCB1 PCS
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9. Block Diagram
G1 control
Q412 circuit
Function key
menu/exi t/up
/down control
SIGNAL
CABLE
IC601
STV8172A
VERT. O /P
CRYSTAL 48M
H
V
B
R
G
IC101
SAA4849PS/V1016
Q907, IC903
Power saving
Q426
Size control
On screen display
IC801
LM1246DKA
PRE.AMP.
IC405 UC3843
EHT
Q402,T401
HOR. DRIVER
LM2480
IC803
Q403,T402(FBT)
HOR . O/ P
HV
G1 G2 FOCUS
IC802
LM2465 O/P
R
G
B
CRT
26KV
EHT
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1
SwiChoice
2
ISCL
IC101
NC
DSDA
56
55
3
ISDA
4
Mute G1
5
ROTA
6
H-LIN
7
Unlock
8
CLAMPVsOUT
9
CS1
10
CS2
11
NC
12
standby
13
OFF
14
VSSE
DSCL
EEP W/R
Pro
REM
NC
XTAL2
XTAL1
MODE
VDDA
Vs
Hs
54
53
52
51
50
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
IC101 SAA4849
15
VDDD
16
V5V
17
VSSD
18
BDRV
19
HBGND
20
HDRV
21
HFBIref
22
XRAY
23
RST
24
Vfocus
25
Deguss
26
ABLadj
Vssa
BOP
Bin
Bsens
AGND
Vref
EWdrv
VOUT2
VUOT1
EHT
DouColor
42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
27
28
KEY2
KEY1
56A1125-575
SinColor
Uvolt
30
29
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SAA4849
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IC102
1
2
3
4
A0
A1
A2
A4
VCC
WP
ISCL
ISDA
M24C08-BN6
8
7
6
5
IC601
TDA8172
2
Vs
6
Vb
1
-I/P
7
+I/P
4
+O/P
-12V
FB
3
5
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IC801
LM1246DKA
1
V FLY
2
CAPA
3
VDD1
4
GND1
5
R
6
G
7
B
8
GNDPLL
9
VCO
10
VCC2OUT
H FLY
CLAMP
ABL
VDD
GND
1OUT
G
24
23
22
21
R
20
19
B
18
17
16
15
11
12
SDA
SCL
3OUT
CAP D
14
13
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8
Vbb
9
I/P
56C551-521
6
I/P
IC802
4
Vcc
R O/P
G O/P
1
3
LM2465
7
I/P
GND
5
B O/P
2
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56C539-6
LM2480NA
IC803
1
Ri
2
Gi
Ro
Go
8
7
IC901
TEA1507P
8
DRAIN
7
NC
VCC
GND
1
2
3
Bi
Bo
6
45
GNDVCC
6
DRIVER
CTRL
DEMAGSENSE
3
45
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10.Schematic Diagrams
10-1. CPU
H801
CS3
CS4
OFF
CS1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
G1
Bri
H-FLY
ABL
CLBL
+12V
+5V
GND
+6V
Vs
+80V
-24.85V
G1
H-FLY
C913
1000P
C914
1000P
ABL
+12V
+5V
+6.1V
VSOUT
+80V
HUNLOCK
IC102
56C1133-508
M24C08-BN6
1
A0
2
A1
3
A2
4
A4
VCC
ISCL
ISDA
C100
47UF
WP
5V
+
WP
C101
0.1UF
8
R109
2K2
7
R117
100
6
R143
100
5
R108
2K2
R105
R103
R149
4.7K
CS2
H802
VE
1
DDC5V
2
V-SYNC-IN
3
H-SYNC-IN
4
SELF
5
DDC-SCL
6
DDC-SDA
7
GND
8
SCL
9
SDA
10
ZD101
6.2V
ZD102
6.2V
ZD105
6.2V
ZD103
6.2V
C125
1000P
D107
IN5817
ZD104
6.2V
C1292.2K
100P
R110
JUMPER
C127
39P
R106
R124
1K
15K
R116
3.9K
J126
HDRV
R136
+12V
R104
100
1.1K 1/4W
VDF
R138
2K2
R141
2K2
SCL
DDC-SCL
SDA
SELF
V-SYNC-IN
H-SYNC-IN
H-FLY
5V
DDC-SDA
Q401
47 1/4W
PH2369
C406
0.1UF
B+ DRV
The test condition of every IC PIN voltage :H-Freq:68KHZ;V-Freq:85HZ;Pattern:white;
J071
Jump
100
100
C128
100P
C103
0.1UF
R123
4.7K
C145
22UF
+
100
R101
DEGAUSS
ABL-CON
R119
R112
47
R102
100
H-LIN
R166
47
R107
4K7
R153
2.7K
KEY2
100
J015
Rotation
10K
R122
100
R118
100
C104
100UF 16V
C102
0.1UF
R129
470
R125
470
C108
1000
KEY1
R139
100
C107
100
C110
100
+
C106
1000
56C1125-575-X
1
SwiChoice
5.015V
2
ISCL
3.212V
3
ISDA
2.658V
4
Mute G1
0.728V
5
ROTA
2.912V
6
H-LIN
0.673V
7
Unlock
0.130V
849
CLAMPVsOUT
0.314V
9
CS1
4.996V
10
CS2
0.010V
11
CS3
4.996V
12
CS4
4.996V
13
OFF
4.963V
14
VSSE
0.005V
15
VDDD
3.246V
16
V5V
5.008V
17
VSSD
0.004V
18
BDRV
0.591V
19
HBGND
0.004V
20
HDRV
0.549V
2136
HFBIref
0.780V
22
XRAY
0.004V
23
RST
0.004V
24
Vfocus
2.077V
25
Deguss
0.011V
26
ABLadj
1.726V
27
KEY2
4.858V
28
KEY1
4.859V
IC101
SAA4849PS
0.232V
4.980V
4.984V
0.017V
0.324V
4.999V
0.218V
0.140V
3.035V
0.020V
1.321V
1.321V
0.004V
3.281V
0.019V
2.474V
2.324V
1.286V
0.003V
2.492V
2.499V
2.089V
0.853V
0.860V
1.031V
4.511V
3.362V
0.191V
EEP W/R
VOUT2
VUOT1
Sincolor
SELF
DSDA
DSCL
XTAL2
XTAL1
MODE
VDDA
Bsens
AGND
EWdrv
HCadj
Uvolt
R113
10
R111
10
R132
100
R172
100
5V
SELF
R115
56
100
55
C122
100P
54
C121
100P
53
Vs
52
Hs
51
R145
R137
2.2K
WP
R114
NC
DDC-SDA
R150
NC
DDC-SCL
V-SYNC-IN
VSOUT
H-SYNC-IN
R407
1K
D401
MLL4148
C105
Q413
PH2369
1uF
+
Q412
BF423
R419
22K 1/2W
R408 100K
D402 MLL4148
R411
3K9
R412
27K
R416
75K 1/4W
+
C405
100U
16V
HUNLOCK
+12V
-120V
G1
100
50
Pro
CS3
P-Sense
5V
KEY2
KEY1
<SW102>
<SW102>
+5V
+190V
+12V
KEY1
KEY2
LED
VER-
VER+
+12V
BDRV
CS4
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
R159
100
X101
48MHz
93C22-48-H
C119
+
10UF 16V
C117
0.047UF 100V
C115
0.47U
R134
3.9K
C123
0.01uF
LED
R140
100
C109
2200
C124
2200
R157
NC
R146
8K2
C120
0.1UF
C114
NC
+6.1V
ZD106
TZX5V1B
C118
1UF 50V
C116
2N2
R147
7.5K
R131
R135
R154
C126
Jumper
470
470
R142
220K 1/4W
HCadj
R133
1.6K
5V
R144
3.3K
R162
1K
R163
1K
R151
680
LED2
Orange
LED
R148
10K
R165
8.2K
180K 1/4W
+12V
R161
LED2
Green
R155
2K
H803
1K 1/4W
PH2369
B+ DRV
R181
2K4
ZD107
HZ4C2-E
12V
5
KEY1
4
KEY2
3
LED
2
GND
1
R120.
Q902
<SW103>
R130
10K
R182
5K6
R121
220 1/4W
CS
33KHz~40.5KHz
40.5KHz~45KHz
45KHz~51KHz
51KHz~62KHz
62KHz~71KHz
71KHz~83KHz
R183
27K
<SW104>
真值表
<33KHz
<83KHz
R126
10K
(SW103)
R167
62
Q414
TBC337-40
Q415
TBC327-16
R128
2K4
<SW101>
CS1
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
R127
5K6
CS2
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
48
REM
47
NC
46
45
44
43
42
Vssa
41
BOP
40
Bin
39
38
37
Vref
35
34
33
32
EHT
31
30
29
R164
100
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715C1480-*-VSC
2
CN901
1
CN902
Deg. Coil
P2
R738
10 1/4W
+12V
DEGAUSS
3
C1
1000p 1KV
1
2
R982
F901
4A/250V
PR901
9 OHM
10K
R901
1M 1/2W
R900
10M 1/2W
t
MLL4148
C902
D939
C982
L901
73A174-7-S3G
25mH
4
1
680nF/275V
RY901
77C260-5-2W
5
4
1
2
Q913
BC337-40
22n 50V
NR901
NTCR 10OHM
C962
D914
2n2 250V
C963
2n2 250V
BAV21
3
2
6
3
C934
220p 50V
t
R928
FB902
150
FB901
BEAD
BEAD
NC
330R
56C625-500-S
TEA1507P
8
DRAIN
7
NC
6
DRIVER
5
R931
330
!
4
-
10 1/4W
IC901
R934
DEMAGSENSE
BD901
93C50-460-16
U4KB80R
2
+
1
C907
3
1
VCC
2
GND
3
CTRL
4
R932
27K
C937
1u 50V
FB903
BEAD
+
150uF/450V
Q901
57C724-502
STP9NK70Z
R925
0.47 1/4W
C911
0.1uF
R933
R921
R924
0.47 1/4W
R930
1K
R927
1M 1/2W
R923
0.47 1/4W
R935
Jumper
C932
47K 2W
D910
C920
R922
0.47 1/4W
R937
330K 1/2W
D912
BAV20
240K 1/2W
R917
47n 50V
4
3
C919
0.01uF 2KV
BYVEGP
220p 1KV
D911
RGP10D
SW901
56 2W
1
IC902
56C139-5
2
TCET1103
R907
47
ZD901
TZX8V2A
R938
D913
+
47u/25V
J018
15
RGP10D
C929
5.1V
T901
!
80C995D-1-L2
6
+
3
+
5
2
+
4
8
+
+
+
+
+
C961
2n2 250V
9
11
10
13
12
14
15
16
R904
R953
5K6 1/2W
C928
47P/1KV
D940
1N4148
1K
D923
SB240
D922
ER202
D930
ER202
D919
RGP20JA
C931
330P 2KV
C932
NC
D918
31DF4
R902
NC
SBYV26C
+
C939
1000UF/16V
+
C944
1000UF 25V
+
C945
470UF 25V
D938
R951
1K
D936
1N4148
D937
1N4148
Q908
BC547B
+
C930
47UF/160V
R915
150K
C908
22n 100V
IC904
TL431ACZ-AP
1n/500V
AK
Q935
G
BT169B
L903
100UH
L904
100UH
R903
NC
C938
C933
3.3n 50V
R962
150K 1/4W
+
C936
100UF/100V
C925
R905
120K 1/2W
R910
100K 1/2W
R908
2K7 1/2W
R909
240 1/2W
+
C482
4700UF 16V
R918
10n/250V
3.3K 1/2W
R958
ZD902
NC
L906
180UH
L902
180UH
FB910
3.3uH
D942
Q903
NC
NC
D920
IN5817
NC
56C133-5-ST
C910
+
47UF/16V
IC905
I
G
R945
JUMPER
O
OI
G
IC903
NC
I
G
G
OI
+
C941
+
O
C935
470UF 25V
C906
+
NC
10UF/16V
+190V
+80V
6.1V
+6.1V
+12V
-12V
+5V
+5V
P-sense
off
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6.1V
Rotation
+12V
VERVER+
-12V
HDRV
R423
20K
+80V
H-FLY
+190V
Jumper
BDRV
10n/250V
+12V
H-DC SHIFT
+6.3V
H-LIN
12V
CS4
CS3
CS2
CS1
BOP
H-UNLOCK
R406
100
D409
IN4148
R945
C451
R445
R482
R447
R443
33K
R613
R429
2.2K 3W
R426
2K 3W
33K
33K
33K
R731
NC
2K2
+
100 1/2W
BAV21
+
C603
470UF/16V
Q402
BSN254A
C432
33u/250V
R460
D451
Q405
NC
R725
NC
+
C605
470UF/16V
D403
C401
R435
270 1/2W
R441
NC
6K8
R437
Q422
B547B
R442
6K8
R602
2.2 1/2W
RGP10G
1uF 160V
R461
22K
ZD402
HZ15-2-E
R454
NC
6K8
R444
Q423
B547B
Q408
B547B
Q407
B547B
R724
NC
Q712
NC
R427
R465
Q404
NC
NC
R448
IC601
TDA8172
R605
2K2
R449
82K 2W
FB412
BEAD
R440
1K 1/10W
6K8
R404
10
R733
NC
D601
1N4004
2
Vs
1
-I/P
7
+I/P
R601
2.2 1/2W
T401
79C167-114-HC
42
31
NC
C452
0.1uF 100V
Q426
57C751-4
2SJ584
109.14V
R466
NC
R405
10
R403
10
R402
10
R470
NC
Q711
NC
6
Vb
+O/P
-12V
4
NR601
45 NTCR
Q440
NC
Q441
NC
IC403
56C550-500
SLA5094
ZD712
JUMPER
C609
47UF/35V
+
3
FB
5
t
D405
SB240
R428
2.0 3W
R430
NC
R494
JUMPER
D410
EGP20G
R606
1/2W
1.8
C602
220nF 100V
R601
10
R425
10 1/4W
R451
33R 2W
C415
330n/250V
L402
20mH
P2
R604
220 1/4W
Q403
57C706-508
2SC5905
R479
150K 1/4W
0.39uF 250V
R478
150K 1/4W
R488
150K 1/4W
R476
150K
R434
10K
H-FLY
C604
33n 100V
C438
4000P 2KV
FB401
JUMPER
T404
79C167-504-L/N
623
5
41
L404
NC
R433
470 1/4W
C427
1uF 250V
C420
C423
0.18uF 250V
C428
0.1uF 250V
Q708
BC547B
R436
330R
V-DY
P402
3
D408
C705
4n7 50V
D715
H-DY
1
4
FMQ-G2FS
D452
NC
R452
NC
D453
NC
C410
0.1uF 100V
R455
15R 2W
Q419
BC337-40
1N4148
2
C414
C413
NC
C408
+
C453
+
C454
1R 1/2W
L406
1mH
D407
MLL4148
R458
330K 1/4W
D701
MLL4148
C431
10n 100V
R450
47R 1/4W
C702
2.2uF
220P 2KV
220P 2KV
C407
NC
NC
73C147-542-H
R457
R400
39 1W
R467
D406
3N3 100V
L401
3
4
+
C402
1UF 250V
C455
100u/16V
+
C421
8K2 1/10W
150K 1/10W
+
BAV21
2
5
4.7uF
R456
8
1
180/50V
C703
22n 50V
R708
6.2K
2N2 500V
C430
R468
150R 1W
T403
79C167-502-T
10
9
2
8
4
7
6
C426
0.18uF 400V
+
7
VCC
VREF
UC3843
COMP
VFB
2
C457
C488
6
OUTPUT
SENSE
3
Q729
BC547B
C489
120PF
RT/CTGND
45
R756
560 1/2W
R710
47 1/4W
R459
120PF
C720
680P/1KV
R748
100 1/10W
IC405
56C379-16
C729
4n7/50V
R439
1K5
R469
47K 1/8W
100 1/4W
D704
RGP10J
R701
430K 1/2W
220K 1/2W
R732
75K 1/2W
4K7
R438
R720
C721
R741
1 1/2W
D740
RGP10D
+
C434
4.7UF
R749
R703
47 1/10W
R473
4K7
47n 630V
C714
4u7/100V
Q706
MPSA44
+
10K 1/8W
1N4148
+
R710
91K
R481
10 1/4W
R705
R736
22K
Q731
BC847C
D706
R474
4K7 1/8W
C743
2.2UF/25V
L909
180uH
C742
+
100u/100V
T402
79C995-1-B
1
5
7
2
3
8
9
RGP10J
R706
430 1/2W
D487
1N4148
R486
470R
D481
R702
4M7 1/2W
22K
Q751
BC847C
Q473
PH2369
R491
R707
2K2
47K 1/8W
R729
47K 1/10W
10R 1/4W
C460
2n2/50V
Q427
BC517
Q732
TBC516
SG408
EHT
F1
F2
DAF(11)
G2
12
13
14
6
C712
1M 1/4W
C701
10u/50V
C745
10u
R728
R487
62A10-16-W
HI
HI
HI
HI
R711
47n 630V
NC
R483
+
+
Q421
90NK70
R475
560R 1/2W
P2
470K 1/2W
+
C456
Q424
IRF640A
C436
9K1
R719
R712
33K 1/8W
BC857C
10u/160V
C461
D424
31DF6
820n 100V
1M 1/2W
1u 100V
Q710
3n3 630V
C439
R485
R722
ZD705
ZD704
D742
R742
4K7 1/4W
R714
33K 1/10W
D713
1N4148
1K5
R713
HZ15-2-E
HZ33-2-E
RGP10D
470 1/8W
R704
120 1/10W
R477
68K 1/4W
VR701
20K
D714
1N4148
R716
10K
D421
MLL4148
C746
100P
C704
R715
330K 1/4W
R422
4K7 1/8W
22n 50V
P403
1
2
3
H/V
adjust
R718
220K 1/8W
+
C715
ABL-CON
-120V
V-DF
H-FLY
Q429
BC847C
H/V
adjust
80V
P2
ABL
0.47uF 63V
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10-4. VIDEO
715C1504-*
P801
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
DDC-SDA
10
11
12
DDC-5V
13
HEADER 13
B_GND
R801
B_IN
G_GND
R802
G_IN
R_GND
R806
R_IN
GND
HS
VS
DDC-SCL
S-TEST
FB802
R
80V
G
80V
B
80V
R838
0.47 2W
C848
1nF 1KV
80V
R827
150 1/2W
R828
150 1/2W
R826
75 1/2W
C849
0.1UF
C853
330/1KV
80V
R836
1O 2W
R100
G
FB801
BEAD
750A5537-2AV
19' SDI TUBE
B
HT
6.3V
-24.85V
!
R837
560 1/2W
570V
G2
D822
FR155
25.5KV
H.V.
FOCUS
C852
0.01/2KV
C851
1000PF 2KV
C850
100 1KV
5V
C820
1000
75
R804
33
D804
1N4148
75
75
R805
R803
33
R809
33
1K8
D805
1N4148
D806
1N4148
R810
1K8
ZD803
NC
D801
1N4148
D802
1N4148
ZD804
NC
D803
1N4148
ZD802
NC
ZD801
NC
C812
100P
2
DDC-5V
1
VF
R807
C802
C803
5V
C813
1000
C801
22P
22P
22P
C811
L805
BEAD
4K7
C804
C805
C817
0.033uF
0.1u
0.1u
C806
0.1u
C823
NC
C808
470P
R822
5.6K
R842
100
C814
0.1uF 63V
R808
10K 1%
C815BAV21
1500P
R811
+
C818
0.1uF
R841
100
1
V-FLYBACK
2
V CAP
3
V REF
C816
NC
421
GNDB_OUT
5
B_IN
56C366-509
6
R IN
7
G_IN
8
PLL GND
9
PLL FILLTER
NC
10
PLL Vcc
11
SDA
1213
SCLCAP_D
C809
10uF 50V
H-FLYBACK
IC801
LM1246
DEC 1 OUT
DEC 2 OUT
DEC 3 OUT
+
CLAMP
R_OUT
G_OUT
GND
C810
0.1uF
100PF
C826
100
C825
100
HF
HS
VS
3
4
5
S-TEST
6
DDC-SCL
7
P802
GND
DDC-SDA
8
HEADER 10/SM
9
V-SCL
10
V-SDA
24
23
22
ABL
20
19
18
Vcc
17
16
15
14
0.1uF 100V
R816
C819
8K2
R818
11K
R834
1K
C822
0.1UF
11K
R833
C835
0.1UF
CLAMP
+
C821
0.22U/100V
FB807
BEAD
11K
R832
C836
0.1UF
C837
0.1UF
C827
100P
HF
ABL
ZD805
5.1V
R819
R820
100
R821
100
12V
C847
47UF 25V
5V
56C539-6
LM2480NA
IC803
1
Ri
2
Gi
3
Bi
45
GNDVCC
1
G1
+
9
6
7
8
Ro
7
Go
6
Bo
10uF 100V
R817
2
3
BRIGHTNESS
FB808
Jumper
C846
0.1u
8
Vbb
I/P
56C551-521
IC802
I/P
LM2465
I/P
C807
ABL
1K
4
HFLY
P803 HEADER 11
GND
5
+
CLAMP
ABL
100 1W
5
CLP
+
4
Vcc
R O/P
G O/P
B O/P
80V
R814
12V
C824
1nF
6
C844
47uF 100V
R825
51 1/4W
C839
1
3
2
C834
0.1uF
C833
0.1uF
C832
0.1uF
5V
5V
7
12V
10n/500V
NC
R824
68 1/4W
C840
NC
R823
51 1/4W
C838
NC
R813
8.2 1W
C828
+
220uF 16V
8
GND
C845
R
G
B
9
L802
0.47uH
L803
0.33uH
6.1V
10
BEAD
L801
0.33uH
D807
JUMPER
VF
Vs
11
D815
BAV21
D816
BAV21
D817
BAV21
D818
BAV21
D813
D814
BAV21
FB805
IN4004
80V
80V
80V
FB804
BEAD
C842
1uF/100V
C843
1uF/100V
80V
C841
1uF/100V
C830
1nF
+
C829
47uF 100V
C831
1nF 1KV
BAV20
R831
1M 1/4W
D820
BAV20
R830
1M 1/4W
1M 1/4W
J804
BEAD
FB809
Jumper
D821
D819
BAV20
R829
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11. PCB Layout Diagrams
11-1. Main PCB Layout
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11-2. CRPC Board Layout
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8. Exploded Diagram and Exploded Parts List
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10. Schematic Diagrams
11.PCB Layout Diagrams
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