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SCHEMATICS
LIST The
OF
TOOLS
following
terminal:
Nut
IC
driver, Standard Phillips Small
diagonal
Long-nose
puller, Desoldering Soldering
Detailed
list
of
1/"" screwdriver, screwdriver,
cutters
pliers
HE-490-111
bulb
station
circuit
tools
is
1/4"
'1
and
and
HE-490-189
blade
Weller/Heath
board
schematics.
recommended
12
point
GDP-110B
for
servicing
the
2
Page 8
LIST The
servicing:
OF
following
TEST
EQUIPMENT
list
of
test
equipment
is
recommended
for
NOTE:
LIST
The servicing.
Equivalent
Oscilloscope
Logic
pulses, impedance
Digital zero
Variable
Oscilloscope
50
pF,
Video
monitor.
High
OF
following
probe
to
4
monitor
voltage
SUPPLIES
--
and
indicating
states.
voltmeter one
megohm.
power
ns
rise
Zenith
list
items
--
DC
DC
supply
probe
--
Hodel
probe
of
of
test
to
100 HHz,
to
20 HHz,
logic
Heath
--
High
Heath
--
--
Low
time.
RGB
color
ZVH-135. Zero
consumable
equipment
capable one,
Hodel
Zero
IT-7410.
impedance Hodel
to
capacitance,
and
to
40
supplies
may be
dual-trace,
of
logic
input,
SH-2215.
120
VAC,
adjustable
monochrome
KV.
Heath
is
substituted.
triggered-sweep.
detecting
zero,
recommended
and
zero
3
composite
Hodel
to
amperes.
10
ns
high
1000
from
wide
IH-5210.
for
single
volts,
15 pF
band
to
Heat
Cable
Solder,
Desoldering
Lint-free
sink
ties,
compound,
HE-354-59
60/40,
braid,
cloths
HE-205-0303
HE-331-13
HE-490-185
3
Page 9
SPECIFICATIONS
DISPLAY CRT
Display Display Character Character
Character
Video
Attributes
Format
Size
Type Size
Set
12"(30.5
video
25
6.0"
8 x 10
0.2"(5 wide
Normal: upper­punctuation, characters
Alternate: superscript, scientific characters
Normal underline intensity character
screen
rows
of
high
character mm)
(approximate)
128
and
or
cm),
P31,
80
characters
x
8.5"
high
characters;
lowercase,
and
128
foreign notation, (VT-100)
reverse character, character,
green,
wide
cell
x
0.1"(2.5
numerics,
33
graphic
characters;
characters,
and
character,
normal normal
nonglare
mm)
95
ASCII,
95
33
graphic
or or
ASCII,
normal
half­blinking
or
Refresh
CURSOR Type
Attributes Controls
Addressing
Rate
60
Hz
Underline block
On,
off,
Up,
down, tab, return
Direct
back
or
or
or
left,
tab,
(CR),
relative
reverse
blinking
right,
home,
and
line
(solid)
backspace,
carriage
feed
video
(LF)
4
Page 10
KEYBOARD Unit
Layout
Indicators
EDITING Editing
Erasing
AND
ERASING
91-key, key
keyboard
DIN
ergonomic
6-foot Split: style and
14-key
Visual: and
CAPS
Audible:
(programmable
1 kHz
FUNCTIONS
Insert delete
Erase
of
line,
and
erase
detached,
(182
77-key
with
POWER
LOCK
Key
for
200
or
delete
line
page,
erase
to
conforming
standards
em)
coiled
standard special numeric
ON,
(LEDs).
click
on/off),
ms
character.
erase
to
beginning
low-profile,
to
with cord typewriter
function keypad
KEYBRD
with
line,
beginning
LOCK,
each
beep
erase
of
page.
sculptured-
European
a
keys
OFF
key
entry
tone,
Insert
to
end
of
line,
LINE,
or
TERMINAL Type Baud
Hode Code Format Word Stop
Sync Parity
Rates
Length Bits
COMMUNICATIONS
75,
ASCII Serial 7-data 2
all Auto
EIA
2400, Half-
at
Even,
RS-232C
110,
other
150,
4800,
or
asynchronous
bits,
75 and 110
XON
odd,
9600,
full-duplex
baud
and
mark,
300,
one
baud
rates
XOFF
600,
or
parity
or
space
1200,
19200
bit
rates,
baud
1
1800,
at
5
Page 11
PRINTER
COMMUNICATIONS Type Baud
Rates
Mode
Code Format
Word
Length
Sync
Parity
ENVIRONMENT
Operation
Storage
EIA
RS-232C
Rates
same Half-duplex ASCII Serial 7-data Hardware Parity
asynchronous bits,
handshaking
same
Temperature:
(O-~O
degrees Humidity:
Temperature: or
-~O
to
Humidity:
as
main
one
as
32
Celsius)
10-90S
-~O
66
degrees
0-95S
port
parity
main
to
port
105
(relative)
to
150
(relative)
setting
bit
only
setting
degrees
degrees
Celsius
Fahrenheit
non-condensing
Fahrenheit
non-condensing
POWER
Voltage
Range Frequency Consumption
DIMENSIONS Video
Unit
Keyboard
Weight
90-132 60
~5
13.6" (34.5
1.35"
(3.3 Video
Hz watts
high x
high
x
unit:
volts
~6.3
Keyboard:
33.0
3.8
x
12.9" x
x
18.25"
x
18.9
wide x
28.0
20.5
cm)
pounds
pounds
cm) wide
(1.73
11.0"
x 8"
(8.50
kg)
deep
deep
kg)
6
Page 12
Installation
This connectors start-up.
Voltage The Z-39
while
either
into voltage instructions
WARNING: cord
1.
2.
3.
4.
section
the
a
must
Place that
Remove then
Remove
shield
Set
the two heat
terminal power
4-32
describes
on
the
Selection
is
configured
Z-39E
source.
other
The
the
the
remove
sink
and power
be
unplugged terminal
base
the
the from
base
x
bracket.
than
four
6-32
1/2"
video
is has
the
Figures
supply
chassis
6-32
the
base x
the
underside
chassis
screws
the
display
during
configured
not
been
To
change
configured
1.1 develops
before
on
its screws
x
5/8"
chassis.
5/8"
screw
down on
securing
location
and
manufacture
for
reconfigured
the
and
4.2.
proceeding.
side
are
screws
securing
of
the
the
of
controls,
keyboard
220
volt
terminal
one,
on
refer
lethal
the
accessible.
at
base work
the
shield
necessary
for
operation.
before
to
to
DC
voltages.
work
points
the
chassis. surface;
surface
power
to
indicators,
120
volt
it
operate
the
A,
then
the
for
operation
Verify
is
plugged on a
following
The
so
a, C, and
supply
power
protectivE
remove
and
basic
that
power
D;
the
supply
5.
Carefully power
6.
Select operation. to
marked
7.
Replace
screws
8.
Carefully screws
9.
Place
the
lift
supply
the pin
on
the
the
that
replace
that
the
terminal
the
power
circuit
jumper Pull
corresponding
the
circuit
power
were
were
board.
for
white
supply
removed
the
removed
upright
supply
either
to
board.
shield in
base
in
120
jumper
the
step
chassis
step
on
its
7
shield
or
240
straight
desired
and
the
4. and
2.
mounting
until
volt
up and
operating
two
4-32
the
four
base.
it
clears
terminal
reconnect
voltage
x
6-32
1/2"
x
the
it
as
5/8"
Page 13
Keyboard The
following
1.2.
Voltage
1s a description
Figure
of
1.1
Selection
the
keyboard.
Refer
to
Figure
Keyboard Keyboard
indicators, Refer
to
information.
Cable
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The
and
Appendix
Connects
keyboard
is
available
A,
Figures
the
consists
in
1
Figure
USA
keyboard
of
several
through
1.2
Keyboard
td
91
keys,
different
6
. . . .
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t~e
for
video
four
foreign
display.
visual
languages.
keyboard
8
Page 14
Keyboard
Indicators Refer POWER
to ON
properly KEYBRD
host
OFF
computer
LINE
computer.
CAPS
NOTE:
POWER
LOCK
All
ON
Figure
--
Lights
connected.
LOCK
--
--
Lights
--
LED
(green).
1.3.
Lights
control.
Lights
indicators
when
when
when
power
when
The
the
the
illuminate
.....
is
the
keyboard
keyboard
terminal
CAPS
o
.'9"
011
"OC.
ON
and
must
LOCK
red,
•• C ....
"'IIC
LOCK
the
unit
is
off-line
function
keyboard
is
be
enabled
except
locked
to
from
is
on.
for
is
or operate.
the
under
host
Keyboard
Refer
The
to
tilt
located
Tilt
Figure
of
at
Adjustment
the
the
rear
1.~.
keyboard
of
LED
can
unit.
Figure
Indicators
be
1.3
adjusted
9
by
pressing
the
two
tabs
Page 15
Figure
Til
t Adj
1.4
ustment
Video The
video
Refer Power Contrast
Rotate
screen
1.
Grasp
the in
2.
Grasp or 22
Display
display
to
figure
ONIOFF
Control
the
video
to
the
both
desired
either
both
down
to
degrees
Unit
unit
1.4
Switch
display
desired
sides
position.
direction.
the
top
the
desired
of
overall
is a monitor
for
the
--
Turns
Adjusts
on
viewing
of
the
This
and
tilt.
location
the
the
contrast
the
cha!sis
angle
CRT
and
movement
the
bottom
position.
mounted
of
terminal
as
swivel
of
This
on a swivel
the
following
on
of
the
base
follows:
it
is
restricted
the
CRT
movement
or
and
right
off.
video
tilt
or
and
is
base.
controls.
display. the
left
to
45
tilt
it
restricted
CRT
to degrees
up
to
Video
Figure
Display
10
1.5 Unit
Page 16
Connections Place
the in
Keyboard
the
rear
figure
ClUTION:
telephone computer
Locate keyboard
DTE signals
DCE
RS-232
NOTE:
securely When
RS-232
computer's
for
the
Connector
Connector
signals
Verify
connecting
cable
the
video
is
facing
1.6.
Connector
The
coiled
cord.
to
the
coiled
connector
to
a modem
that
or
improper
into
DCE
proper
display
you.
cable
Do
not
telephone
keyboard
on
(Main)
(Auxiliary)
to
the
connector connector).
--
and/or
data
the
operation
terminal
the
on a
The
Provides
assembly
attempt
system
the
rear
Provides
computer.
--
terminal
DTE
and
DTE
connector
(refer
solid terminal
cable.
Provides
DCE
directly
the
to
connect
or
Connect
of
the
the
devices
cable
of
the
to
work
resembles
the
surface
connections
necessary
damage
video
necessary
the
or connections
terminal to
a
and
the
computer
and
signals
a
conventional
the
keyboard
could
the
cable
display.
ElA-standard
necessary
a
printer.
may
computer,
other
hardware
turn
are
illustrated
for
or
result.
to
the
EIA-standard
are
result.
plug
end
into
it
until
the
RS-232
tightened
the
the
manual
keyboa
When
into connector connector).
When
(HE-134-1454) manual
auxiliary both
primary
POWER
to
After
cable
terminal's
Turn
Plu~
lAC
connecting the
DTE
connecting
for
(DCE)
ports,
(DTE)
LINE
the
terminal.
verifying into
the
video
the
power
receptacle);
(refer
the
connector
to
the
may
the
proper
connector.
the
printer
port
Connector
that
the
power
base
unit.
display
cable
then
terminal
the
terminal
have
for
--
the
connector
into
to
and
the
modem
to
connection).
must
the
Connects
power
until
press
hardware
to
be
used
Since
operate
host
the
an
appropriate
the
a modem,
other
a
printer,
(refer
Plug
the
baud
computer.
1'5V
switch located
front
power
end
manual
the
at
the
power
is
on
is
switch
plug into
a
to
the
rate
off,
the
facing
power
the the for
null
printer
printer
setting
same
source
plug rear
source
to
ON.
RS-232 modem's the
modem
cable
baud
via
the of
you.
cable
(DCE)
proper
cable
hardware
into
applies
rate
power
power
the
as
the to
the
cord
"
Page 17
POWER-ON
INDICATOR
When
the
keyboard either or
the
After corner
0:00:00
or
INSERT
you
turn
the
terminal
10
to
of
and/or
on
should
keyboard
30
seconds,
the
screen.
one
MODE.
the
terminal, light. is
is
not
The
or
more
~
fp:O~D
..
Terminal
If
not
connected
connected
a
cursor
25th
messages
•• n •••
Figure
the
the
to should
line
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CABLE
Connections
POWER-ON
POWER-ON
to
the
an
acceptable
appear
may
also
such
1.6
as
CABLE
indicator
indicator
terminal
in
display:
CAPS
LOCK,
on is correctly
power the
upper-left time
not source.
OFF
lit,
LINE,
Interfacing The
terminal
a
computer
through
following
interface CAUTION:
to
a
radiation.
DTE On
the connectors, connector connector
Table
provides
~~7~:
RS-232C
telephone
computer
and
DCE
rear
1.1
The
standards
is
designed
system.
discussion with
FCC
connects
to
provides
information
computer
a
regulations
with
Devices
panel
marked
the
printer
It
may
lines
computer.
a
of
DCE
to
information
or
or
(via
covers
shielded
the
terminal,
(auxiliary)
the
on
the
modem
improper
to
be
be
directly
a modem)
the
require
host
or
other
DCE
used
used
cable
computer
on
operation
as
necessary
that
to
there
and
peripheral.
the
connector.
with
an
input/output
connected
to
any
information
the
terminal
minimize
are
two
DTE
(main).
or
modem and
DTE
connector
the
terminal
may
result.
or
connected
computer.
be
spurious
standard
The
must
device
The
for
proper
connected
RF
DTE
the
DCE
and
Table
meet
for
1.2
12
Page 18
Primary
-------------------------------------------
PIN
#
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,
2
3
4
5 7
20
Serial
SIGNAL
NAME
GND
XMT REC
RTS CTS GND
DTR
Connector
Inputl Output
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o
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(DTE)
SIGNAL
FUNCTION Protective
Transmitted
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ved
Request Clear Signal
Data
to
to
Ground
Terminal
Ground
Data
Data
Send
Send
Ready
Auxiliary PIN
,
--------------------------------------------
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
20
HOTE:
SELF-CHECK As
check is video sound. error further
SIGNAL NAME
GND
REC XMT RTS CTS DSR
GND
CD DTR
soon
detected,
Serial
Input/ Output
*
indicates
TESTS
as
you
tests
screen.If
Table
messages.
are
an
1.3
infor~ation
Connector
I
o
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pins
turn
on
performed
appropriate
no
faults
lists
Refer
to
and
(DCE)
SIGNAL FUNCTION
Protective
Received Transmitted
R e
que
s t t 0
Clear
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tied
the
are
the
Chapter
instructions.
to
Terminal
to
terminal,
to
verify
error
found,
tests
Ground
Data
Data
Se
Send Rea
d y
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Detect
line
20
message
performed
5,
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a
series
proper
a
short
will
of
internal
operation.
be
beep
and
the
Instructions"
self-
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a
displayed
tone
corresponding
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for
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the
Self-Check
TEST
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Controller Keyboard .,_
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Tests
RAM
ERROR ROM
RAM
CRTC
Keyboard NVRAM
MESSAGE
Checksum Fault
Error
Checksum
13
Page 19
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Page 20
Chapter
2:
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Information
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Vertical The
transistor-transistor terminal to
synchronize
pulse.
Oscillator
logic
The
oscillator amplifier. complementary sweep retrace period provide are
current
stage
of
normal
located
the
This
output
to generates sweep
on
board
the
vertical
in
turn,
drive
display
the
video
(TLB)
output
feeds
amplifiers
the
a
output.
height
deflection
logic
is
coupled
frequency
is
the
vertical
fast
vertical
The
on
(TTL)
applied
vertical
I
and
deflection
VERT
the
board.
input to
with
to
II.
retrace
SIZE
CRT.
signal
the
the
a
driver,
This
control The
from
vertical
incoming
differential
which
stage
yoke.
for
the
is
vertical
the
oscillator
sync
drives develops The
vertical
retrace
adjusted
circuits
the
to
Video The
Amplifier
positive amplifier cascade. drive located
the
on
Horizontal The
positive horizontal the
incoming information inverter inverted gain driver output develop the the the
via
is
circuit
CRT.
CRT
video
the
raster.
video
stage
This
stage
cathode
the
Oscillator
horizontal
oscillator
pulse.
on stage, signal the
coupling
applied
ramp·
The
WIDTH
deflection
which
of
video
the
which
is
to
uses
voltage
The
signal
consist
amplifies
the
driver
which
The
PHASE
CRT
screen.
amplifies
applied
transformer.
the
a
winding
coil
is
horizontal
board.
from
of the
CRT.
The
board.
sync
pulse
syncs
control
The
to
a
horizontal
on
for
the
adjusted
oscillator
the
TLB
two
Signal
video
from
the
oscillator
the
signal.
driver
The
output the horizontal
to
is
applied
transistors
to
a
amplifier
the
horizontal
is
used
The
stage
output
stage.
flyback
deflection
provide
circuit
to
connected
level
circuit
TLB
is
coupled
frequency
to
center
signal
amplified
to
provide
signal
The
transformer
normal
is
the
video
necessary
is
the
is
fed
and
current
from
the
horizontal
to
yoke
width
located
in
to
with
video to
of
for
on
to
the
an
Horizontal The
horizontal
Scan
conjunction the
retrace flyback focus using
transformer
and
acceleration
rectifier transformer. reference
voltage
potentiometers.
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circuitry
output with pulse
The
and
Power
the
develops
also
diodes
voltage
for
The
horizontal
is
stage
flyback
grids
at
from
the
located
Supplies
functions
transformer,
12
kV
provides
of
low
voltage
the
FOCUS
on
for
the
and
scan
the
2
as
the
various
CRT.
windings
diode
rectifiers
BRIGHTNESS
and
rectifier
video
an
electronic
the
high
anode
of
supply
This
is
on
control
deflection
switch.
amplitude
the
CRT.
voltages
for
accomplished
the
1s
the
diode
power
board.
In
of
The
the
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DETAILED
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
This
section keyboard the
power KEYBOARD Refer
to
following NOTE:
The represent device's
The
keyboard single-chip and
a
timer
the
status provides matrix under
for
All
keys
control
more
the comprise eleven diode
scan
are generation The
port lines the line,
of
selected
the keyboard. the
eight
port
0
bits
provides
assembly,
supply.
ASSEMBLY
the
keyboard
paragraphs.
symbols
the
logic
design.
assembly
microcomputer
US.
U1
indicator
serial
communication
are
of
information).
keys
a
matrix
except
lines
placed
of
phantom
2
bits
the
1
of
scan
sense
lines Resistors sense
AO
through
terminal
on
flow
performs
LED(s),
scanned
U1
(refer
RESET
keyboard
or
an 8 x
at
each
CO
(LSB)
16
decoder
line
R11
lines.
a
detailed
assembly
the
schematics
of
contains
U1, a 1
utilizing
to
BREAK,
consisting
crossover
key
signals
through
being
are
checked
through
The
active-low
A7.
circuit
logic
board,
schematic
the
circuit
an
8 x
to
keyboard
enables
with
a
data
sheets
CTRL,
l'
configuration.
point.
due
C3
U2.
The
driven
for
R18
in
11
16
matrix
the
the
strobe
of
to
(MSB)
port
low.
a
serve
sense
description video
as
this rather
matrix
circuit
you
read
service
than
keyboard,
decoder/multiplexer
scanning,
timer
terminal
for
logic
beeper
scanning
on
the
8021
and
the
two
SHIFT
eight
The
multiple
of
2
After
key
as
sense
A
keyswitch
diodes
U1
control
bits
selecting
closure
pullup
lines
key
drive
on resistors
are
of
the
board,
the
manual
any
specific
a
U2,
controls
T1,
board.
The
technique
microcomputer
keys
lines
and
and
prevent
the
closures.
the
scan
U2
with
a
scan
the
matrix
read
by
and
and
for
RESET
The active-low These keys and
The
NORed input R19
keys
to
input
output
together
of
and
resetting
hardware
inputted of U 1.
The
chip
sen~
the
to
line
BREAK,
keys
all
send
to
unique
port
of
U1
via
capacitor
U1.
reset
directly
U4D
buffers
the
keyboard)
pullup
CTRL,
utilizing
have
the
by
the
The
of
resistor.
special keycodes.
1
(Bn
SHIFT
U3A.
RC
C8
provide
output
the to
port
the
to
and
the
pullup
functions
of
keyes)
The
output
network
of
U3A
terminal.
1 (B2) and
data
input
Port
two
resistors
The SHIFT
U1.
and
of
composed
a
minimum
is
The
stream
T1
of
1 (B3)
3
SHIFT
and may
RESET
U3A
reset
also
RESET
the
(RCV)
U1.
outputs
keys
are
R8, R9, R10,
be
keys
of
are
BREAK
is
applied
R19
key
and C8.
pulse
buffered
BREAK
CTRL
key
Signal
Resistor
the
direct-drive,
used
ORed
with together
are
to
width
by
U4E
key
also
to
port
(serial
R22
serves
serial
and
R21.
other
logically
the
RESET
Resistor
for
for
is
1
(80)
data
data
as
Page 23
generated logic
A
for
board.
3.579 the
drives
Resistors
timer
OFF U4B, LEOs
interval.
LINE,
and
02, 03, (POWER and
D4 terminal of
power
by
MHz
internal
timer
R1 and
U4C.
ON)
are
logic to
the Resistor
crystal
circuit
and
KEYBRD Resistors
and
fed
turned
the
keyboard
is
control R2
and
Port
04.
directly
on
board.
keyboard
R23
connected
and
US
for
capacitor
1
bits
LOCK
R4, R5,
Resistor
from
by
U1
The
assembly.
(XMT)
serves
via
as
between
timing
the
piezoelectric
B4, B5, and
LED
indicators
and
R7
is
the
+5
in
response
LED
01
is
buffer
the
references.
cg
are
R6
are
the
volt
to
turned
U4-F
line
pullup
XTAL 1 and
beeper
selected
B6
drive
via
the
bias
bias
line.
resistor
The
commands
on
by
to
the
resistor.
XTAL 2 of
The
port
to
set
the
CAPS
buffers
resistors
LEDs
from
the
application
terminal
1
T1.
the
U4A,
for
D2,
the
bit
LOCK,
for LED
03,
U1
B7
01
Approximately through +5
volts
pin
DC Capacitors volt connector
TERMINAL
Refer following Power-Up
To being reset
pressing
The 0401, circuit
C416
of
pulls
(Vcc)
to
set
the changed can
power-up
resistors
U406C. When
is
in
NAND
gate
this
ground
LOGIC the
paragraphs.
and
be
the
microcomputer C416 inputs
output
charg~&"th~ough
for
allows
+9.4
8
to
with
C3
through
to
the
BOARD
terminal
Reset
terminal
by
initiated
SHIFT
reset
R408
a
discharged
U406C
output
U433
U406C
U433
volts
voltage
C1
and
C7
keyboard's
pins
are
logic
Circuit
back
software
either
and
RESET
circuit
and
the
low
voltage
resets.
resistor
to
become
to
exit
DC
is
regulator
C2
used
and
C10
integrated
1
and
board
to
its
escape
keys
for
R423,
terminal
condition.
and
the
to
a
After high;
the
applied
as
provide
U5.
line
to
US
filter
decoupling
circuits.
3.
schematic
original
operating
sequences,
by a power-up
on
the
the
terminal
capacitor
is
This
output
level
this
R408.
thus
reset
first
This
C416,
holds
(pin
that
initial
action
the
condition.
the
keyboard
regulates
capacitors.
as
you
U433 or
by
keyboard.
consists
and
turned
one
8)
high.
insures
reset,
causes
resulting
assembly
the
output
for
the
The
keyboard
read
mode
must
be
the
after
reset.
simultaneously
of
diode
integrated
on,
capacitor
input
(pin
Resistor
that
capacitor
both
low
at
to
+5
A
10)
R423
its
Simultaneously also terminal,
power
resets
up,
the
capacitor immediately the
same
input
to
function
U406C.
sufficient
operate
properly.
preSSing
U433.
probability
begins
to
override
Since
C435
to
charge
as
the
Capacitor
When
the
two
of
is
capacitor
C435
the
reset
the
SHIFT
SHIFT
keys
have
accidental
in
a
discharged
through
finally
condition
and
4
and
and
RESET
to
be
reset
resistor
resistor charges
RESET
keys
actuated
is
condition,
R425.
on
to
and
allows
keys
are
on
the
to
minimal.
but
This
the
other
a
level
U433
keyboard reset
the
At
performs
that
to
is
Page 24
simultaneously
pin
2)
causes discharges the
terminal.
protected
accidentally
The
low
that also (U427). inverted
reset
Resistors pulses composed
less
keys
down
applied
Since
by
input
R425
that
of
than
the
together.
to
initiate
capacitor
to
a Because
from
unplugged is
as
the
U~25D
is
could
R401,
time
pressed,
TTL
low,
a
false
sent
the
clear
enable
before
pulled
and
R401
otherwise
R425,
it
This
reduces
the
the
reset
from
to
low,
takes
reset.
a
logic
C435
the
reset
the
input input it
and
and
low
to
discharge.
output
lines
1n
the
the
video
reset
to
to
is
applied
the
screen
capacitor
reset
C435
to
actually
the
time
from of event
circuit
the
U~27
the
forms
the
U406C
float
that
display
from
video
is
to
is
blanked C435 terminal.
a
time
press
the
two
keyboard
Once
goes
high,
the
unit.
the
suppression
pulled
the
data
integrate
constant
the
keys
this
high
the
keyboard
keyboard
high
input)
during
The
SHIFT
must
(plug
capacitor
and
terminal
circuit
(and
reset.
any
noise
network
that
and
be
P~03
resets
is
is
and
is
RESET
held
is
the
After begin display
Serial
The
asDTE
DCE connect can
a
reset
the
RAM
Ports
terminal
(Data
(Data
the
be
connected
initialization
Computing
Microcomputer This
terminal
for
for
IC
contains
to
an
asynchronous
linking
protocols.
U433
reading serial
responds
or
IIO
-pa<t.
writing
communications terminals,
port overrun,
receiver's
Since double
contains
which
U433
buffer,
interrupt
can
is
complete,
and
initializes
has
two
Terminal
terminal
to
U433
controls
a
built-in
communicate peripheral
to
a
serial
to
provides
with
printers,
two
buffers
could usually
only
firmware
routine.
the
RS-232
compatible
Equipment),
Equipment).
to
a
computer
a
printer.
the
serial
with
other
communications
devices
port
the
serial
using
interrupt
asynchronous
standard
or
computers.
occur
before
to
eliminate
if
the
UART
the
maintain
one
buffer
is
causes
This
two
CRT
and
the
The
DTE
or
modem
operation
port
peripherals,
element.
standard,
port's
modes
devices,
The
CPU
fails
beginning
the
transmit
used
U433
clears
controllers.
ports,
other
port
is
while
of
which
This
request
buffer.
to
such receiver the
possibility
to
of
the link
at
the
to
the
scratch
one
is
configured
is
configured
normally
the
the
serial
enables
without
port
asynchronous
by
either
This
full-duplex
facilitate
as
other
input
respond
next
without
transmitter
used
DCE
ports.
the
the
is
useful
to
this
of
to
frame.
pad
and
as to
port
need
the a
output.
In
the
on
the
samples
asynchronous received
taken
frames.
near
modes,
the
false
For
center
noise
of
start
rejection,
each
5
bit
rejection
received
a
majority
bit
is
must
provided
of
three
agree.
Page 25
The
1/0
operation
port
modes
may
be
programmed
as
follows:
to
function
in
any
of
the
four
Mode
o
1
2
3
Proper
transmission of upon uses
U433's divided
in
TH1 software). transmission are 7200,
The
U433, a
line
timing
transmission
the
transmission
clock
by
if
75.
110. 150,
9600,
hardware
2-line
driver
Synchronous CMOS UART variable UART variable UART variable
for
rate
operating
frequency.
12
(or
counter
This
rate.
and
required
to
(U442),
shift interface
transmission
interface
~ransmission
interface
transmission
the
serial
generator
rate
generation
mode
mode
the
T1
1
is
configured
frequency
The
300.600,
19200
baud. to
1-line
and a
Operation
1/0
expanslon
registers.
with with with
inside
of
the
1,
the
In
this
input
is
then
baud
rates
1200.
complete output
quadruple
10-bit
rate.
l1-bit
rate.
ll-bit
rate.
1/0
data
U433.
are
possible
serial
transmission
mode,
is
in
the
divided
the
divided
that
1800.2000.2400,3600.4800,
the
multiplexer
ltne
using
frame frame frame
is
provided
Three
port.
Since
rate oscillator by
auto-reload
by
this
terminal
serial
receiver
TTL
or and and and
different
and
are
is
256. 32
to
link
(U431),
by
a dependent
this
terminal
generated
frequency
minus
mode
provide
will
consists
a
quadruple
(U429).
methods
the
value
by
the
support
of
from
is
Pin 4 of
U433. the this
When
auxiliary
line
computer The
transmit
on U433
these the high
OR
port
regardless
Therefore. transmits.
OR
gate
to
be
transmitted
select
The
clear Signals to
the terminal Signal
multiplexer
this
is
a
port
line through gates
s~le-ct·
when
When
U4430
bit
on
line
is
to
send
the
drivers.
.is
ready
detect
line
port
logic
to
the
drivers
an
is
from
bit
of the the
high
because
low,
OTE
OTR.
(RLSO)
U431 is
to
0,
the
is
logic
receive
U431
receive
are
OR
gate
the
is
high,
the
logic port port
select
~elect
regardless
of
the
OTE
(CTS) and
port
On
data
are
the
set
signals
connected
1,
sends
pin
tied
(U443C
port
select
the
level
bit bit
inverter
port
transmits.
data
taken
auxiliary
ready
are
6
U431
pin
sends
of
data
of
U433's
directly
or
U4430).
output
of
the is is
of
the
terminal
directly
port,
(DSR),
all
tied
to a latched
data
U433's
received
serial
to
The
bit
(UQq8,
of
the
data
a
logic
a
logic
logic
UqqqC.
level
Thus
ready
from
the
and
the
together.
received
serial
from
port.
the
transmit
second
pin
OR
gate
to
be
1,
the
0,
the
when
(OTR)
U433
CTS,
received
1/0
pin
from
port.
the
input
7).
When
UQ43
transmitted.
OCE
port
output
of
the
data
the
control
and
passed
data
on
When
pin
to
is
of
port
line
Page 26
Another P r i n t " DTE
mod
port printer. U432, be
pin
enabled.
applied
7.
CPU
and
The
main U433 U433 access five-source chip serial the
logic
and
contains
memory
oscillator/clock
channel.
total
board
feature
e • T
his
to
be
Integrated
1. The At
from
U432,
Control
timing
its
two-priority
terminal
for
of
the
a
11
0 w s d a t a a r r i v
immediately
circuit
logic
this
time,
pin
Circuitry
and
control
associated
a
4K
x 8
(RAM), 32
circuit,
The
internal
firmware.
installation
serial
channeled
U448,
0
will
handshaking
11
directly
for
circuitry
read-only
I/O
lines,
level
ROM
ports
in g tot
pin
allow
to
the
(ROM,
memory
two
nested
and a high
holds
A
socket
of
additional
is
a
pass
h e
out
the
12
sets
the
pass
from
the
U433,
terminal
RAM,
(ROM), a 128
16-bit
interrupt
performance
approximately
is
included
firmware.
through
't
e r
min
a 1
DCE
port
a
logic
through
DCE
port
pin
is
established
and
control
timer/counters,
structure,
on
or
"Blind
fro m the
to
a
1
or 0 to
operation
will
logic).
x 8
random
full-duplex
one-half
the
terminal
by
an
to
be
a on-
of
The 32
I/O
open-drain
bidirectional separately.
Port
order
this
0
--
address
terminal
circuitry
respective 100
nanoseconds
goes
applied the
Port
1)
riSing
is
low.
1
--
used
to
keyboard. line are
RFI
Bit
0,
allows by This logical the
15 setup. all
from
buffered
suppresst'on.
2 (U433
this
bit
the
U433,
feature
rows
screen
minutes
This
RAM,
lines bidirectional
I/O
Port
0 lines. do
must
demultiplex
buses.
The
low
address
edge
Port
as
Bit
the
1
the
1 (U433 keyboard
by
pin
inverted
video
this
bit
is
of saver of
inactivity
bit
including
are
divided
ports.
functions
Since
not
have
The
address
later,
at
the
this
latch
of
the
is
a
general
handshake
pin
to
U425B
3)
is
and
used
by U425D,
to
be
displayed.
causes
particularly
video
in
operation,
blanks
the
video
port,
Each
as
the
on-chip
the address
pin
U441,
signal
2) the
U425F,
as
the SO
if
screen
RAM
into
of
the
memory
exits
is
(ALE).
purpose
line
is
terminal
the
video
useful
Hz
where
this
is
four
while
the
ports
ports
multiplexed
address
address
at
latch
inverted
where
the
between
used
as
respectively,
video
is
connected
When
information
in
operation.
the
feature
during
being
a-bit
1, 2 and
will
and
peripheral
latching,
and
data
port
0
enable
by
address
I/O
port.
the
terminal
the
input
logic
enable
to
toggled
blanking
It
is
screen
is a
manual
is
enabled
initialized.
ports.
be
data
lines
and,
(U433,
U444B
is
Bit
board.
and
bit.
U427
to to
the also turned
Port 3
are
0
is
described
bus
and
low
devices
U433
onto
their
approximately
pin
30)
before
latched
0 (U433
and
it
on
pin
the
communications
These
filtered
When
pin
logic
be
inhibited.
extra
used
in
reset,
lines
for
at
logic
13
and
1
(high)
unused
during
off
after
terminal
while
an
in
is
7
Page 27
Bit
3 (U433 volts, the
logic
has Bit
t
his
bit
is
1
(high),
been
4 (U433
handshaking
connector
Bit
5 (U433 handshaking
connector
Bit
6 (U433
Pr
int"
Bit the
For
bits,
refer logic
mode.
7 (U433 video
further
the to board
pin
4)
bit
in
pulled
information
pressed
pin
5)
at
the
P402
pin
at
through
6)
the
P402through
pin
7)
pin
8)
circuit
information
video
the
enable
applicabl~
circuit
is
used
h i
bit s the
up
by
firmware
is
ignored.
functions computer
functions
computer
line
functions
is
used
(U403
bit,
descriptions.
as
an
S E
from
as
OTE
line
driver
as
OTE
driver
as
as
a
pin
1).
regarding
and
paragraphs
output.
TU
P mod
and
the
the
port
the
port
the
initial
the
the
eke
recognized
keyboard
OTR
signal
and
U442B.
CTS
signal
and
U442A.
RTS
input
synchronization
keyboard
RS-232
in
the
When
jumpered
y v i a
that
for
is
applied
for
is
applied
in
communication
handshaking
keyboard
to firmware. as
being the
proper
to
port
proper
to
port
the
"Blind
or
the
+5
at
SET
signal
bits,
terminal
When
a
UP
key
to
Port
order
2
--
address
combination
Port and serial
3
--
1 (U433
port asynchronous asynchronous
Bit
2 (U433 character indicates data. 5 transfer
Bit
The
is
inverted
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Bit
5 request the
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Signal
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to
produce
signal
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Chapter Introduction
The
removal power
servicing.
4:
following
of
supply,
Detailed
information
the
cabinet
video
Disassembly
is
top,
circuit
provided
chassis
board,
and
base,
and
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to
assist
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while
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performing
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for
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connectors
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removed
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from
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the
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1.
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2.
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board.
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to
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the
chassis
the
four
the
power
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chassis
base
cable
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base.
as
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previously
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screws
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install
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rear
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connector
terminal
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from
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until
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to
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Page 59
6. Remove supply
7.
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clear
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reinstall
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to
four
the
remove
of
the
the
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the
chassis
power
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at
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REMOVAL
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steps.
chassis
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on
board
ground
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from
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anode
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from
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disconnect
neck
the
edge
to
of
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using
or
the
the
ground
a
the
Page 60
6.
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contrast
Position the
7.
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holder.
8.
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circuit
the
control
the
circuit
in
the
carefully
the
board.
two
4-32
mounting
bracket
board.
plastic-locking
lift
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1/4"
so
the
the
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tabs upward
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to
of
from
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the
wires
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until
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securing
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is
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board
clear
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top
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of
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of
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hardwired
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To
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CRT
mounting
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as
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remove
the
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be
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video
of
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is
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assembly
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to
the
contrast
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reverse
wire
to
insure
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video
control.
for
to
circuit
servicing.
CRT
socket
cabinet.
the
procedure.
the
safe
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board,
ground
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board
clip
on
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remove
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performing
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the
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lead
shock
to
as
shown.
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CRT
the
following
cabinet
connected
and/or
the
inset
for
the
servicing,
steps.
top
as
high
voltage
between
injury
drawing
refer
previously
anode
the
chassis
may
result.
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on
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5
to
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described.
lead
of
the
and a screwdriver
4.6
and
while
CRT
discharge
using
or
the
a
Page 61
3.
Refer anode
4.
Remove
5.
Carefully
smooth
6.
Remove
washers
cabinet
cabinet
to
the
lead
the
flat
the
securing front bottom.
from
video
place
service.
two
inset
the
8-32
at
drawing
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circuit
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video
x
1-1/4"
bottom
CRT
12
on
board
as
display
hex
of
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mounting
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previously
cabinet
head
screws
video
brackets.
4.6
and
face
display
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disconnect
described.
down on a
and
the cabinet
18
lock
to
remove
the
the
the
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the
CRT
8.
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from
9.
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the
CRT
To
reinstall
all
cables
WARNING: AC
leakage
the
safety
the
ground
the
the
upper-right
on a
and
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prevent
test
servicing
8-32
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remove
padded
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3/8"
clip
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the
reverse
to
electrical
all
guidelines
hex
from
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from
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their
exposed
head
the
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mounting
the
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the
procedure.
correct
shock
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explained
screw,
screw
bracket.
cabinet
so
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after peices
the
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it
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in
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flat
mounting
the
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washer,
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bracket.
washer
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connect
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4-6
Removal
6
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Chapte~
5:
Introduction
Service
Instructions
This
t~oubleshooting
guidlines, testing, B
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terminal.
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Page 63
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lead
removing
down
the
the
s t
a
manner
insulation,
and
length,
These
an
or
let
leads,
at
i c
as
other
and
IC
to
2
Page 64
Replace types
all
or
equipment·
components
damage
with
exact
and/or
Zenith
faulty
Data
Systems
operation
replacement
may
result.
Cleaning Use
the
following
clean.
WARNING:
power
source Clean Clean
mildly
Do
not
Dry
the
free Verify
cloth.
Adjustments Before
proceeding
affecting
that
event proceed
is
the
needed
to
Procedures
Verify
before
the
terminal
the
cabinet
dampened
use
spray
cabinet,
that
the
terminal
to
adjustments
the
troubleshooting
suggestions
that
the
attempting
CRT
and
with
liquids
keyboard,
terminal
with
performance.
restore
do
to
keep
power
screen
keyboard
a
non-detergent
cord
to
or
a
and
is
throughly
clean
with
with
soaking
CRT
troubleshooting,
Often
circuits
not
produce
procedures
the
is
disconnected
the
a
quality
a
cleaning
screen
check
a
minor
to
normal
satisfactory
terminal
terminal.
clean
wet
cloth.
with
dry
before
operation.
in
this
equipment
from
glass
lint-free
solution.
a
clean
applying
the
adjustments
adjustment
results,
chapter.
the
cleaner.
cloth
lint-
is
In
AC
power.
all
the
Video Refer NOTE:
operating
1.
2.
3.
4.
Circuit to
This
Verify the
power Remove Rotate
center Press
Figure
adjustment
properly.
that
the the
of
the
WARNING: When on
the
rear
of
Board
5.2
the
c
Q.~
dis cabinet BRITE
its
power
the
the
Adjustments and
procedure
keyboard
p 1 ~ g g e
top
adjust
rotation.
switch
terminal
CRT
perform
din
from
on
on
is
and
on
is
connected
to
the
the
the
turned
the
the
following
assumes
apr 0 per
terminal.
video
front
video
3
of
on,
that
to
the
the
A C 0 u t 1 e t •
circuit
the
high
circuit
steps:
terminal
terminal
board
terminal
voltage
boards.
to
to
is
is
and
that
the
ON.
present
Page 65
5.
6.
7.
Pre~~
screen Press
will
display
Press
with
"E's".
the
will
the
the
SET
display
G
key
2
key
UP
on
setup
on
key
the
the
on
setup
menu
the
keyboard.
menu
keyboard.
G.
keyboard.
A.
The
The
The
bottom
screen
bottom
line
will
line
of
be
of
the
filled
the
screen
CAUTION: phosphors screen.
8.
Adjust display
9.
Adjust
contrast
10.
Adjust
display
11.
Adjust
sum
of
Do
may
the
is
the
the
the
the
not
make
be
damaged
BRITE at
a
comfortable
CONT
of
control
the
FOCUS
characters
WIDTH
left
the
adjust
video
control
coil
and
display
by
display.
are
on
right
too
on
on
as
too
much
the
video
brightness
the
video
on
the
sharp
the
video
borders
bright, brightness
circuit
circuit
video
as
possible.
circuit
is
about
as
level.
circuit
the
and
board
board
board
board
one
screen
"burn"
until
for
until
inch.
the
the
optimum
until
the
the
Vloeo
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12.
Adju~t
1i~ear
13.
Adjust the
sum
the
LINearity
display
the
VERT
of
the
across
SIZE
top
coil
control
and
on
the
bottom
the
screen.
on
borders
video
the
circuit
video
is
circuit
about
board
board
one
for
inch.
a
until
NOTE:
At
screen.
right
~ide
borders.
CRT
Yoke
Refer
1.
to
Remove
yoke.
2.
Loosen
until the
3.
Adjust position
4.
Select
install greatest straight
5.
Repeat
any straightening.
thi~
The
border
~hould
Adjustments
Figure
any
the
the
display
clamp
the
that
the
a
foam
bow.
as
step
of
the
pOint
be
5.3
foam
yoke
screw.
centering
best
least
Rotate
possible.
4
as
eight
the
of
the
about
and
magnets
clamp
edges
centers
straight
magnet
necessary post
display
left
the
perform
that
screw
are
rings
on
the
the
magnet
locations
may
~ide
same
the
may
and
vertical
on
the
of
the
yoke
around
not
added
a~
following
be
rotate
the
display
four
slowly
where
be
centered
to
adding
present
the
and
deflection
on
edges
post
that
until
the
perimeter the
the
bo~der
the
top
steps:
on
the
deflection
horizontal;
yoke
the
screen.
of
the
is
nearest
the
of
CRT
display
on
the
of
and
CRT
then
to
the
display
display
the
the
bottom
yoke
tighten
to
the
is
yoke
requires
and
as
at
NOTE:
foam
6.
After
uniform
If
only
magnets
making
a
small
by
cutting
all
rectangular
effect
off
a
adjustments,
shape.
is
desired,
corner
5
note
with
that
reduce
diagonal
the
the
cutters.
display
size
is
of
of
the
a
Page 67
CRT
Yoke
Inspection
The
following
failures.
Unplug wires,
Check
operating
Check proper
Check
components.
Check
component
WAR
N I • G:
the
power
service
Adjustments
inspection
the
power
or
loose
the
AC
voltage.
all
connectors
eleotrical
all
oircuit
all
circuit
overheating.
1ft
I; e-·s
supply
this
power
cord
plug
receptacle
connections.
boards
boards
wit
0 h mod e
circuit
supply
will
and
prongs.
(wall
and
internal
for
for
power
board
as
assist
check
~utlet)
broken,
darkened
may
it
produces
you
for
circuit
sup
be
in
burnt
for
burnt,
areas
ply f ail
blown.
lethal
determining
insulation,
the
proper
board
s,
Do
plugs
or
arced
as
evidence
the f use
not
attempt
DC
voltages.
possible
broken
terminal
for
over
of
F 1 0 n
to
Testing Table
to
help
terminal.
and
5.1
localize
contains
The
troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
general
a
fault
remaining
down
to
troubleshooting
to a particular
information
component
and
6
in
circuit
information
section
the
chapter
or
board
designed
part
covers
levels.
of
the
Page 68
General
------------------------------------------------------------------
PROBLEM
------------------------------------------------------------------
Nothinghappens
----------------------------------------------------------------------
POWER-ON but screen. "ERROR-KEYBOARD."
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No
video
POWER-ON
Troubleshooting
indicator
cursor
is
Screen
(blank indicator
at
turn-on.
evident
reads
screen).
is
lit.
not on
lit,
the
POSSIBLE
1.
Power
2.
Powernot
3.
Power
4.
Keyboard
5.
Mode
6.
Contrast
,.
Keyboard into
,.
Contrast
or
2.
Terminal
3.
Video
CAUSE
cord
switch
switching
the
screen
circuit
is
not
on
at is
is
not
control
cable terminal.
control
saver
logic
board.
board.
plugged
AC
receptacle
not
on.
connected.
power
is
option
supply.
turned
not
turned
in.
down.
plugged
down
enabled.
Insufficient
Terminal point.
Video to
Strange
appear
NOTE: via must
does
----------------------------------------------------------------------,
Screen
display
keyboard.
or
on
In
a modem,
agree.
not
display
resets
wrong
CRT
order
Zenith
check
contrast.
to
does
characters
screen.
to
communicate
the
baud
parity.
wavers.
power-on
not
respond
rate,
Data
Systems
directly
parity,
software
1.
Contrast
2.
Video
,.
Loose
cable.
1.
On control).
2.
Keyboard
3.
Keyboard
to
1.
Wrong
2.
Wrong
(baud
protocall.
3.
Wrong
and
,.
Wrong during
control
circuit power
line
terminal.
with
duplex
(under
locked. cable
terminal
communications
rate,
character
a
host
characteristics
utilizes
line
setup
turned
board.
cord
parity,
frequency
or
host
not
mode.
font.
computer
full-duplex
mode.
down.
keyboard
computer
connected
mode
duplex)
or
and
selected
or
Unable
---------------------------------------------------------------------_.
Error
diagnostic
----------------------------------------------------------------------,
Dvuule-spaced
to
alter
message
test.
setup
received
lines.
modes.
during
1.
,.
1.
1
Optional
feature
Terminal
AUTO configured
"hardware"
has
logic
LF
on
been
CR incorrectly.
installed.
board.
or
AUTO
setup
CR
on
LF
Page 69
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
No
response
to
escape
(ESC)
1.
terminal
mode
is
incorrect.
sequences.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
RS-232C
incompatibility.
1.
Determine
noncompatible
what
signals
and
are
correct
problem.
Power
Supply
WARNING: The voltages.
NOTE: voltages have
to
Refer
WARNING: power
severe
1.
Connect
pins
2.
Connect
between
3.
Connect
pins
4.
Connect
between
The
be
to'
is
burns.
3
1
Be
switch
are
replaced.
Figure
Do
applied.
a
and 4 of
a 6 ohm dummy
pins
a 6 ohm dummy
and 2 of
a 6 ohm dummy
pins
Troubleshooting
switch
sure
found
5.4
not
come
120
ohm dummy
5
8
mode
to
unplug
mode
to
power
be
when
in
The
resistors
the
and
6
the
and 9 of
power
power
power
the
supply
out
Of
making
contact
load
load
of
the
load
load
the
supply
power
tolerance,
power
with will
resistor
supply
resistor
power
resistor
supply
resistor
power
produces
cord
is
not
supply
the
load
become
rated
connector.
rated
supply
rated
connector.
rated
supply
lethal
before
servicable.
the
power
tests.
resistors
hot
and
at 2 watts
at 5 watts
connector.
at
25
at 5 watts
connector.
DC
proceeding.
If
any
supply
after
could
cause
between
or
watts
between
or
will
more
more
5.
Apply
Power
power
Supply
and
Testing
check
the
voltages
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at
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their
respective
pins.
Page 70
Terminal
Logic
Board
Troubleshooting
MOTE: faulty
Refer
Terminal
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Error
terminal
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Table
Logic
MESSAGE
Checksum Fault
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messages
logic
5.2
Board
appearing
board.
for
terminal
Troubleshooting POSSIBLE U407,
U41
8, U420, U409, U413,
CAUSE
U429, U424, U422, U
41
1 ,
U414,
on
the
logic
U440, U444,
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2,
U418
screen
board
U431 U445 U447 U414
-----------------------------------------
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following
the
screen
interconnect waveforms.
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waveforms
filled
pinout.
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with
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Page 72
Video
Circuit
Board
Troubleshooting
Refer
through
Video
-----------------------------------------------------------------
PROBLEM
-----------------------------------------------------------------
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Raster,
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-----------------------------------------------------------------
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to
Circuit
raster
vertical
vertical
Table~
5.11
no
video
deflection
off
sync
off
for
frequency
5.3, 5.4, video
Board
and
5.5,
circuit
Troubleshooting
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
1.
1.
2.
1.
2.
1.
2.
board
POSSIBLE
Power Check Check Ql03, Q301,
Terminal Q401, CRT
socket. R139, Terminal
Q301,
Terminal
C302, Terminal
Q106,
and
Figures
troubleshooting.
CAUSE
supply, high emitter CR104, TX202A, TX202B, Q302.
logic
Q402,VX201,
Q301,Q302,
logic
Q302, Q303.
logic
CRX301,
logic
Ql07, Ql08,
VX201, TX102.
voltage
to
board.
board.
board.
C301,
board.
5.9
at
anode
base
Q306, Q307.
bias
CR401,CR111.
R301.
Q102.
of
at
CRT.
Ql02,
R128,
Poor linearity
Narrow
Characters
out
Retrace
on
Video
Tbefollowing
triggered vertical sync
horizontal
raster
of
focus
screen
Circuit
pulse
lines
measurements,
or
foldover
on
waveforms
at
the
for
screen
visible
Board
horizontal
Waveforms
beginning
1.
TX102, LX101, LX102,
2.
TX202B,Ql06,
3.
Q108, Q103,
1.
Q106,
2.
Q103,
1.
CR106, CR107,
2.
Potentiometer
1.
Vertical
were
of
and
the
measurements.
Q107, Q108.
CR104,
taken
the
vertical
beginning
retrace
with
Q107.
Q102.
LX111,
C129, R148.
the
of
CR104.
CR11'.
Q308.
oscilloscope
sync
the
pulse horizontal
for
11
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Transistor
Voltage
Measurements
Refer
Transistor
------------------------------------------
TRANSISTOR
------------------------------------------
Q101 Q102 Q103 Q106 Q107 0 O.7V Q301 Q302 Q303 Q304 0 Q306 Q307 Q308 Q401 Q402
NOTE:
video
-~---------------------------------------~
to
Table
Voltage
leference
circuit
5.4
for
transistor
Measurements
EMITTER
0 0 0 0 O.7V
7.26V
8.78v
7.72V
9.44V
10.24V
6.0V O.03V
6.5V for
board
BASE O.7V
O.8V
O.7v
7.0V
8.62V
7.3V
0.31V
9.0V
10.64V
6.84V
0
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measurements ground.
voltage
COLLECTOR
3.0V
9.0V
15.0V
3.0V
3.0V
8.35V
6.99V
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to
Yoltage
PIN
,
2 50V 3
4
5
6 +500Y
1
NOTE: CRT
probe.
Measure
anode,
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Table
Measurements
YOLTAGE
-50
V
12V
0
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V
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at
voltage
voltage
measurements.
13
Page 75
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you
suspeot
known
5.13
good
and
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a
proble.
keyboard.
the
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with
the
volts
4
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I
2
.Keys
1
the
problem
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froa
keyboard
persists,
the
asseably,
refer
ter.inal
substitute
to
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a
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board.
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Board
to
Keyboard
Pinout
14
Page 76
Chapter
6:
Introduction
Replacement
Part~
Thi~
and
termi~al
chapter
keyboard.
logic
identification
Chassis,
Refer
to
Cabinet, Figure
ITEM NUMBER
5
10
15 20 25
30
35
40
45 50
provides
Component
board,
and
replacement.
and
6.1
an
exploded views
and
keyboard
Subassemblie~
for
the
of
following
ZDS
PART
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114-00984 012-08572
012-08624 114-01108 046-10296-02
NO.
view
the
are
of
the
video
included
parts
DESCRIPTION
Line Cabinet, Screw, Screw,
PC
Screw,
PC Bracket, Screw, Knob,
cord
8-32 8-18
board
6-20
board
6-20
contra~t
video
deflection
for
li~t
description.
rear
x
0.375
x
0.625
guide
x
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guide
contra~t
x
0.375
display
board,
part~
unit
55 60 65 70 75
80 85 90 95
100 105
1 10 1 15
120 125
130 135 '40
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Video Bottom, Screw, Vacuum
board
pla~tic
8-18 tube
Yoke
Clamp
M agn
Screw Ground
Cabinet
a~~embly
et
8-18
spring
front,
Nut
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Spring Ferrite
core
Insulating
Base Screw
pan
6-20
Non-metallic
16
screw
Screw
as~emblY
x
1.000
x
0.750 plastic
strip
a~embly
x
0.375
wa~her
anchor
Page 77
155 160 165 170
054-00355
085-01624 112-01689
054-00354
Nut Sw
it
Screw
Nut
0.250
6-32 c h ,
4-40
with
x
slid
washer
0.250 e
x
0.375 4-4Ox
ITEM NUMBER
180 185 190 195
200 205
210 215 220
225 230 235
240 245
250 255 260
ZDS
PART
064-00001-02
136-00114-23
HE-234-554
114-01108
157-00074-01 012-08630 085-01639-02 HE-181-5193
A-12383 093-02079
096-0,0894 012-08631 194-01211
166-00269-02
012-08694 112-02247 012-08623
10.
DESCRIPTIOI
Rivet Fuse Power
Screw Anchor
Switch Switch Terminal Hardware
Split Base
Plastic Threaded Bumper,
Cover Screw Plastic
supply
bracket
logic kit
lockwasher
cover
guide
tubing
rubber
support
8-18
feed
bracket
x
0.625
through
board
2
Page 78
V1deo
Deflection
Board
Refer
to
Figure
deflection
CIRCUIT REFERENCE DESIGNATOR
Capacitors Cl0l
Cl02 Cl03
Cl0~
Cl05 Cl06
Cl07
Cl08
Cl09 C
11
0
C 11 1
C
112
C
113
C 11
~
C1l5
board.
6.2.
for
ZDS PART
----
22-7742-0~
22-77~3-30
Not Not
22-7773 22-7742-07
22-7615-08 22-7859-07 22-7773
Not
Not Not
Not
22-7615-08
Not
the
component
NO.
u~ed
u~ed
used
I.i~ed
u~ed
used
u~ed
view
of
DESCRIPTION
330
pF
56
pF
.001
560
.022
33
.001
.022
uF
pF
uF
uF
uF
uF
the
video
C
116
C'17 Cn8
C 1 19
C120 C 121
C122
C123 C124
C125 C126
C127
C128 C129
C301 C302 C303
C304
C305
Not
u~ed
Not
used
22-7615-08 22-7811
Not
u~ed
22-7811 22-7862-06 22-7860-10
Not
used
Not
u~ed
22-7774-12 22-7774-12 22-7811 22-781'
22-7613-24 22-7613-18 22-7773-24 22-7859-07
Not
used
.022 1000
1000
22
uF
220
.01
uF
01 1000 1000
.01
uF
3300
• 1 uF
33
uF
uF
pF
pF
uF
uF
pF
pF
pF
3
Page 79
CIRCUIT REFERENCE DESIGNATOR
C306
C307
C308
C309 C310
C311 C312 C313 C314 C315
C316 C317
C401
CII02
C403 C404 C405
ZDS
PART
---
22-7615-06 22-7860-05 22-7862-01 22-7862-01
Not Not
22-7860-08 22-7860-05 22-7615-08
Not
22-7859-12 22-7860-10
22-7862-06
22-7860-05
22-7749-34
Not Not
NO.
used used
used
used used
DESCRIPTION
.01
uF 10 uF 1 uF 1 uF
47 uF
10 uF .022
470 220
22
10 uF
82
uF
uF
uF uF pF
C406 Not CII07 C408
CX
116
CX
117
Diodes CR101
CR102 Not CR103 CR104 CR105 Not
CR106 CR107 CR108 CR109 eR
110
CR
111 CR112 CR113 CR114
Not
22-37118
22-7798-03
22-7893A
103-142-01 103-142-01
103-339-04
103-323-011 103-295-03 63-10184-18
Not Not
103-323-011
103-254-01 103-142-01 103-142-01
used used
used
used
used
used
1000 .018
10 uF
pF
uF
4
Page 80
CIBCUIT REFERENCE DESIGHATOR
CR301 CR302 CR303
CR304
ZDS
PART
----
Not
103-142-01 103-142-01
Not
CR30S Not
CR306 CR307 CR308
CR309 CR310
Not Not Not Not u!led Not
NO.
u~ed
u~ed
used
used used u!led
u~ed
DESCRIPTION
1 Not
31
CR
CR312 Not CR313 CR314 CR31S
CR316 CR317
CR318
CR319 CR320
CR321
CR322 CRX301
CR401
Not Not Not
Not
Not Not Not Not
Not
103-254-01 103-219-28A
103-254-01
Inductors L401
LX101 LX102
20-03901 20-3943-04
20-3906-02
used used used used used
u!led used
u~ed
used used
used
lOA
Coil
Coil, Coil,
Zener
19V
width
linearity
Transistors
Q101 Q102 Q103 Q104
Q105 Q106
0107
'oIlu8
121-915 121-1040 121-1010
used
Not
used
Not
121-915
121-975 121-1093
5
Page 81
CIRCUIT
REFERENCE
DESIGNATOR Q301
Q302 Q303 Q304 Q305
ZDS PART
NO.
--
121-975 121-699 121-699 121-1040
Not
used
DESCRIPTION
Q306
Q307
Q308
Q401
Q402
ResIst.ors
Rl0l
Rl02
Rl03
R104 Not
Rl05
1106
Rl07
Bl08
R109 Not
R1'0
Rl11
1112
R113 R114
R 115 Not
121-1036 121-1035 121-1040
121-1058 121-1117
63-1036 63-1035-66 Not
63-10235-96
Not 63-10235-72
63-10184-18 Not
63-10235-80 63-10235-72 Not 63-10938-52
used used
used
used used
used
used
15
kohm
560
ohm
10 kohm
1 kohm 82 kohm
2.2
kohm
1 kohm
kohm
30
R116 R117 Not R 118 1119 1120
R121 R122 R123 R124 Not
1125 1126
R127 Not R128
..
,<.,
1130
63-10938-76 63-10183-40
63-10235-72
63-10235-74
63-10236-02
63-10235-77
63-10183-54
63-10235-96
Not
63-10235-46
Not
Not
used
used
used used
used used
6
47 47
1
1.2 18
1.6 180
10
82
kohm
ohm
kohm
kohm
kohm
kohm
ohm
kohm
ohm
Page 82
CIRCUIT
REFERENCE
DESIGNATOR
ZDS
ll!!
NO.
DESCRIPTION
R131
R'32
R133 R134
R135
R136 R137 R138 R139
R140
R 141 R142 R143
R144
R145 R146
R147 R148 R149 R150
R151
63-10235-68
63-10236-04 Not
used
Not
used
Not
used
Not
used 63-10184-18 Jumper
63-09228-13
Not
used
Not
used 63-7799
Not
used
63-10184-18
Not
used
63-1799 Jumper
63-9228-15 63-10184-30 Not
used 63-7855
680
ohm
22 kohm
82 kohm
100kohmbright~ess
2.2
kohm
82 kohm
2.2
kohm
2 megohm 210
kohm
focus
control
47 kohm
co~trol
R20'
R202
R301 R302 R303 R304 R305
R306 R301 R308 R309 R310
R31' R312 R313 R314 R315
63-1736 Not
used 63-10235-96
63-10236-04 63-10236-27 63-10183-40
Not
used 63-10236-10
63-10235-91
63-10236-06
63-10236-52
Not
used 63-10236-48
63-09228-14
Not
used 63-10236-04
Not
used
ohm
68
10 kohm 22 kohm 200
kohm
47
ohm
39 kohm
6.2
kohm
27 kohm
2.2
megohm
1.5
megohm
250
kohm
22 kohm
vertical
size
7
Page 83
CIRCUIT REFERENCE DESIGNATOR
R316 R317 R318 R319 R320
R321 R322 R323 R324 R325
R326 R327 R328 R329 R330
R331 R401
R402 R403
R404 R405
ZDS
PART
---
NO.
63-10236-06 63-10235-80
Not
u~ed
63-10236-12-
Not
u~ed
Not
used
63-07827 Not
u~ed
63-10243-56 Not
used
63-10235-45
63-10235-84
63-10235-62 63-10235-68
used
Not 63-10235-10 Not
u.~ed
63-10836-70 63-10235-72 63-10235-72
Not
used
DESCRIPTION
27 kohm
2.2
kohm
47 kohm
10 kohm 220
ohm
75
ohm
3.3
kohm
390
ohm ohm
680
ohm
2.7
820
ohm 1 kohm 1 kohm
R406 R407 R408 R409
63-10183-40 63-7763 Not 63-10183-40
R410 Not R 411
R412 R413 R414 R415
R416 R417
63-10770-15 63-10183-40
63-10183-32 63-1036 Not
Not Not
R418 Not R419 Not R420
R421
Not Not
R422 Not R423 Not R424
Not
R425 Not
used
u~ed
u~ed
used used used
u~ed
used used
used used used used
47
ohm
330
ohm
47
ohm
500
ohm
47
ohm
22
ohm
15 kohm
contrast
control
8
Page 84
CIRCUIT
REFERENCE
DESIGIUTOB
R426 R427
ZDS PART
----
Not 63-10183-40
NO.
used
DESCRIPTION
47
ohm
RX124 RX129
RX130
RX134 RX323 RX333
Tran~ror.ers
TX101 TX102 TX202
Vacuum VX201
Tube
53-10559-12 63-10559-48
63-10559-32 Jumper
63-10559-12
63-10559-12
95-3136-03 95-3575
95-3397-02
100-129-33E
078-03233
3.3
ohm
100
ohm
22
ohm
3.3
ohm
3.3
ohm
Horizontal H.V. Deflection
CRT Socket
sweep
dr
iver
yoke
9
Page 85
Terminal
LOgic
Board
Refer
CIRCUIT
REFERENCE
DESIGNATOR
Capacitors
C40' C402 C403 C404
C405 C406
C407 C408 C409 C410
C411 C412 C413 C414
to
Figure
7.3
ZDS
!!!!
HE-21-56 HE-21-56 HE-21-56
HE-21-56
HE-21-56
HE-21-56 HE-21-56 HE-21-56 HE-21-769 HE-21-715
HE-21-769
HE-21-1I47 HE-21-769 HE-21-769
NO.
DESCRIPTION
470 pF
470 pF
470 pF 470 pF 470
pF
470 pF 470 pF
470 pF
.01
uF
150 pF .01
uF
47 pF
.01
uF
.01
uF
C423
C424
C425 C426
C427 C428 C429 C430
C431 C432 C433 C434 C435
C436 C437 C438 C439 C440
C441 C442 C443
\,;1.l1.l4
C445
HE-25-915 HE-25-915 HE-21-769
HE-21-769
HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769
HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769
HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769
HE-21-769
HE-21-56 HE-21-56 HE-21-56 HE-21-56
47 uF 117
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.0'
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
470 pF
pF
470 470 pF 470 pF
10
Page 86
CIRCUIT
REFERENCE
DESIGNATOR
ZDS
PART
~
DESCRIPTION
C446 C447 C448 C449
C450 C451
C452
C453 C454 C455
C456 C457
C701 C702 C703
C704
Crystal
Y401
HE-21-769
HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769
HE-21-169 HE-21-769
HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769 HE-21-769
HE-21-56
Not
u~ed
HE-25-918 HE-25-918 HE-25-942 HE-25-915
HE-404-635
47
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
.01
uF
470 pF
uF
100 100
uF
220
uF
uF
14.784
MHz
Diode
D401
Inductors
L401 L402 L403 L404 L40S
L406 L407 L408 L409 L410
L411 L412 L413 L414
1.'+15
HE-56-56
HE-235-229 HE-23S-229 HE-23S-229 HE-23S-229 HE-23S-229
HE-235-229 HE-235-229 HE-235-229 HE-235-229 HE-235-229
HE-23S-229 HE-235-229 HE-23S-229 HE-475-11 HE-23S-229
35 35 35 35 35
35 35
35 35 35
35
35
35
1
35
uH uH uH uH uH
uH uH uH uH uH
uH uH uH
uH
uH
11
Page 87
CIRCUIT REFERENCE DESIGNATOR
L416 L417 L41a L419
ZDS PART
---
NO.
HE-235-229
DESCRIPTION
35 HE-235-229 35 HE-235-229
35 HE-235-229 35
uH uH uH uH
Integrated U401
U402 U403 U401l U405
U406 U407 U408 U409
1111
U U412 U413 U414 U1I15
U416 U417 U418 U419
U421 U422 U423 U424 U425
Circuits
HE-443-875
HE-443-89 HE-443-1130 HE-443-797 HE-443-780
HE-443-728 HE-443-755 HE-443-780 HE-443-780
HE-443-755 HE-443-983 HE-443-983 HE-443-915
HE-443-892 HE-444-248
HE-443-875 HE-443-875 HE-443-1068
HE-443-780
HE-443-780 HE-443-877 HE-443-730 HE-443-755
711LS32 7409 711ALS163 74LS10 74LSOa
74LSOO 74LS04 74LS08 74LS08
74LS04 711S175 74S175 74S86 74LS166
Character
74LS32 74LS32 8276
74LS08
74LS08 74LS138 74LS74 74LS04
ROM
U426 U427 U428 U429
U431 U432
U433 U434 U435
U436 U437
,.
I.
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OW'JV
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HE-443-799 HE-443-875
HE-443-1025 HE-444-297
HE-444-296
HE-443-1027 HE-443-764
HE-443-764
HE-443-1041
74LS32 74LS259
74LS245 75189 (MC1489)
74L~157
74LS32
8031 Term1n Terminal
6116-P4 2114
2114
2210-30
12
al
ROM ROM
2
1
Page 88
CIRCUIT REFERENCE DESIGNATOR
U441 U442 U443 U444 U445
ZDS
PART
---
NO.
HE-443-B05 HE-443-794 HE-443-875 HE-443-755 HE-443-857
DESCRIPTION
74LS273 75188
(MC1488) 74LS32 74LS04 74LS367
U446 U447 U448
les1stors
R401 R402 R403 R404 R405
R406 R407 R408 R409
R411
R412
R413 R414
R415 R416
R417 R418 R419
HE-443-857 HE-443-857 HE-4.43-B79
HE-6-103-12 HE-6-200-1 HE-6-331-12 HE-6-271-12 HE-6-331-12
HE-6-102-12 HE-6-102-12 HE-6-472-12 HE-6-102-12
HE-6-561-12 HE-6-561-12 HE-6-102-12 HE-6-102-12 HE-6-472-12
HE-6-472-12 HE-6-102-12 HE-6-102-12 HE-6-102-12
74LS367 74LS367 74LS174
Ie
10
ohm 20 ohm, 330
ohm
270
ohm
330
ohm
1 k
ohm
, k
ohm
4.7
Ie
ohm
1
Ie
ohm
560
ohm
560
ohm
1
Ie
ohm
1
Ie
ohm
4.7
Ie
ohm
1
Ie
0
hm
1 k
ohm
1 k
ohm
l-watt
R421 R422 R423 R424 R425
R426
R427
R428
HE-6-102-12 HE-6-103-12 HE-6-472-12 HE-6-102-12 HE-6-103-12
HE-6-102-12 HE-6-102-12
HE-6-102-12
10
13
1 k
ohm
10
Ie
ohm
4.7 k ohm
1 k
ohm
Ie
ohm
1 k
ohm
1 k
ohm
1 k
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