Chasis M123A

Service
Service
Contents Page
1. Technical Specifications, Connections and Chassis Overview 2 - 3
2. Safety & Maintenance Instructions, Warnings and Notes 4 - 5
3. Directions for Use 6 - 32
4. Mechanical Instructions 33
5. Faultfinding 34 -40
6. Block Diagram, I2C
Overview Block Diagram 41
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I C 42-43
7. Electrical Diagrams and Test Point with waveform diagram
Power Supply (Diagram A1) 44
Line Deflection (Diagram A2) 44
Frame Deflection (Diagram A3) 45
Tuner IF (Diagram A4) 45
MCU,Video IF and Sound IF (Diagram A5) 46
BTSC (Stereo/SAP) Decoder(Diagram A6) 47
Video Source Switching (Diagram A7) 47
Side AV (Diagram A8) 48
Audio Amplifier (Diagram A9) 48
CRT Panel (Diagram B) 49
Transistor Test Voltage 49
Test point with Waveform Diagram 50 - 51
8. PCB diagram
Main PCB 52
CRT PCB 53
MPX PCB 54
SIDE AV PCB 55
9. Alignment Procedures 56 - 64
10. Circuit Description 65
11. List of Abbreviations 66 - 68
12. Spare Parts List 69 - 89
Copyright 2001 Philips Consumer Electronics B.V. Eindhoven, The Netherlands.All
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without the prior permission of Philips.
Colour Television Chassis: M123A
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Index:
Note:
Below described specifications are not valid
for one product, but for the whole product
range.
See Product Survey for specific models.
Figures can deviate slightly from the actual
situation, due to different set executions.
1. Technical Specifications.
2. Connections.
3. Chassis Overview.
1.1 Technical Specifications
1.1.1 Reception
Tuning system : PLL
Colour systems : NTSC-M
Sound systems : FM-mono: FM-stereo
A/V connections : NTSC 3.58
Channel selections :TV:2-69,CATV:2-13,A-W,
W+1~W+84,A-5~A-1,5A
Aerial input : 75OHM, 1VP-P
Audio output : =3W+3W
Mains voltage : AC120V
Mains frequency : 60 Hz
Ambient temperature : + 5 to + 45 deg. C
Maximum humidity : 90 %
Power consumption : 80W
Standby Power consumption : <3W
1.1.2 Miscellaneous
1.2 Connections
1.2.1 Side Connections and Front Control
IN1
AUDIO
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
L (MONO)
R
SIDE AV PANEL
A/V In
1 - Audio R (0.5 Vrms / 1k_)
2 - Audio L (0.5 Vrms / 1 k_)
3 -Video CVBS (1 Vpp / 75 )
4 - S-video (1 Vpp / 75)
TV/AV SENSOR
STANDBY
POWER
FRONT PANEL
TV/AV SENSOR STANDBY POWER
DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
In2
OUT
75OHM
ANTENNA
INPUT
1.2.2 Rear Connections
DVD Input
1 - Y (1 Vpp / 75 _)
2 - Cb(1 Vpp / 75 _)
3 - Cr(1 Vpp / 75 _)
AV2 In
4 - Video CVBS (1 Vpp / 75 _)
5 - Audio L (0.5 Vrms / 10 k_)
6 - Audio R (0.5 Vrms / 10 k_)
Monitor Out
7 - Video CVBS (1 Vpp / 75 _)
8 - Audio L (0.5 Vrms / 1 k_)
9 - Audio R (0.5 Vrms / 1 k_)
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1. Technical Specifications, Connections and Chassis Overview
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
REAR PANEL
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1.3 Chassis Review
7.1 Power Suppl i er
7.2 Li ne Defl ecti on
7.3 Frame Defl ecti on
7.4 Tuner IF
7.5 MCU, Vi deo IF and
Sound IF
7.6 BTSC (Stereo/SAP)
Decode
7.7 Vi deo Source
Swi tchi ng
MSP PANEL
CRT PANEL
Mai n
Chassi s
Panel
Si de
AV
Panel
2. Safety & Maintenance Instructions, Warnings and Notes
2.1 Safety Instructions For Repairs
2.2 Maintenance Instructions
Safety regulations require that during a repair:
--Due to the 'hot' parts of this chassis, the set must be connected to the AC power via an
isolation transformer.
-- Safety components, indicated by the symbol _, should be replaced by components identical
to the original ones.
-- When replacing the CRT, safety goggles must be worn. Safety regulations require that after a
repair, the set must be returned in its original condition. Pay particular attention to the
following points:
-- General repair instruction: as a strict precaution, we advise you to re-solder the solder
connections through which the horizontal deflection current is flowing, in particular:
--- all pins of the line output transformer (LOT)
--- fly-back capacitor(s)
--- S-correction capacitor(s)
--- line output transistor
--- pins of the connector with wires to the deflection coil
--- other components through which the deflection current flows.
* Note: This re-soldering is advised to prevent bad connections due to metal fatigue in solder
connections and is therefore only necessary for television sets more than two years
Old.
-- Route the wire trees and EHT cable correctly and secure them with the mounted cable clamps.
-- Check the insulation of the AC power cord for external damage.
-- Check the strain relief of the AC power cord for proper function, to prevent the cord from
touching the CRT, hot components, or heat sinks.
-- Check the electrical DC resistance between the AC plug and the secondary side (only for sets
that have an isolated power supply). Do this as follows:
1. Unplug the AC power cord and connect a wire between the two pins of the AC plug.
2. Turn on the main power switch (keep the AC power cord unplugged!).
3. Measure the resistance value between the pins of the AC plug and the metal shielding of the
tuner or the aerial connection of the set. The reading should be between 4.5 M and 12 M .
4. Switch the TV OFF and remove the wire between the two pins of the AC plug.
Check the cabinet for defects, to prevent the possibility of the customer touching any
Internal parts.
It is recommended to have a maintenance inspection carried out by qualified service
personnel. The interval depends on the usage conditions:
--- When the set is used under normal circumstances, for example in a living room, the
recommended interval is hree to five years.
--- When the set is used in an environment with higher dust,grease or moisture levels, for
example in a kitchen, the recommended interval is one year.
--- The maintenance inspection includes the following actions
1. Perform the 'general repair instruction' noted above.
2. Clean the power supply and deflection circuitry on the chassis.
3. Clean the picture tube panel and the neck of the picture tube.
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--- In order to prevent damage to ICs and transistors, avoid all high voltage flashovers. In order to
prevent damage to the picture tube, use the method shown in Fig. 2-1, to discharge the picture
tube. Use a high voltage probe and a multi-meter (position VDC). Discharge until the meter
reading is 0 V (after approx. 30 s).
---- All ICs and many other semiconductors are susceptible to electrostatic discharges (ESD)
Careless handling during repair can reduce life drastically. When repairing, make sure that you
are connected with the same potential as the mass of the set by a wristband with resistance.
Keep components and tools also at this potential. Available ESD protection equipment:
--- Complete kit ESD3 (small tablemat, wristband, connection box, extension cable, and ground
cable)
--- Wristband tester
--- Together with the deflection unit and any multi-pole unit, flat square picture tubes form an
integrated unit. The deflection and the multi-pole units are set optimally at the factory.
Adjustment of this unit during repair is therefore not recommended.
---- Be careful during measurements in the high voltage section and on the picture tube.
Never replace modules or other components while the unit is switched ON.
---- When you align the set, use plastic rather than metal tools. This will prevent any short circuits
and the danger of a circuit becoming unstable.
--- Measure the voltages and waveforms with regard to the chassis (= tuner) ground (), or hot
ground (), depending on the area of circuitry being tested.
---- The voltages and waveforms shown in the diagrams are indicative. Measure them in the Service
Default Mode (see chapter 5) with a color bar signal and stereo sound (L: 3 kHz, R: 1 kHz unless
stated otherwise) and picture carrier at 475.25 MHz (PAL) or 61.25 MHz (NTSC, channel 3).
---- Where necessary, measure the waveforms and voltages with () and without () aerial signal.
Measure the voltages in the power supply section both in normal operation () and in standby ().
These values are indicated by means of the appropriate symbols.
---- The picture tube panel has printed spark gaps. Each spark gap is connected between an
electrode of the picture tube and the Aquadag coating.
--- The semiconductors indicated in the circuit diagram and in the parts lists are completely
interchangeable per position with the semiconductors in the unit, irrespective of the type
Indication on these semiconductors.
2.3 Warnings
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4822 344 13999.
2.4 Notes
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3. Directions for Use
3.1 Basic Cable TV Connection
DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
75OHM ANTENNA INPUT
DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
75OHM ANTENNA INPUT
75 OHM
ANTENNA
INPUT
75 OHM
ANTENNA
INPUT
Cable TV company
Cable TV company
Cable Box
The cable TV signal into your home
may be a single cable (75ohm) or may
include a cable Box. In either case, the
connection to the TV is easy.
If your Cable TV signal comes
directly via a 75ohm coaxial cable,
use the following steps:
Connect the Cable TV signal to
the 75 OHM ANTENNA INPUT jack
on the rear of the TV. Screw it
Plug the TV s power cord into a
power outlet and turn on the TV.
Set TV/CATV to CATV as detailed in
page11.
Refer to AUTO SEARCH to set up
your available channels. Details
are on page 12.
If you have a Cable Box, use the
following steps.
Connect the Cable TV signal to
the IN jack on the Cable Box.
Connect the separate coaxi al
cable to the OUT jack on the Cable
Box and to the 75 OHM ANTENNA
INPUT jack on the rear of the TV.
power outlet and turn on the TV.
Set TV/CATV to CATV as detailed in
page11.
Set the TV to channel 3 or 4 (the
same as the Channel3/4 switch on
your Cabl e Box i f appl i cabl e) .
Change channels at the Cable
An RF coaxial cable (to
connect the Cable Box to
the TV) may be supplied
by the Cable TV company.
It is not supplied with the
TV.
You can connect a
Satellite Receiver the
Helpful Hints
Your Cable Box may have separate Audio and Video Out
jacks instead. If so, use audio and video cables to connect
the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT jacks of the Cable Box to the
Press the TV/AV on the remote control to set the TV to the
AUDIO/VIDEO IN 2 jacks on the rear of the TV.
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DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
75OHM ANTENNA INPUT
DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
75OHM ANTENNA INPUT
75 OHM
ANTENNA
INPUT
UHF/VHF
Combiner
75-300 Ohm Adapter
VHFAntenna
VHFAntenna
UHFAntenna
Rear of TV
OR
A combination antenna receives normal
broadcasting channels (VHF2-13 and
UHF 14-69). Your connection is easy
since you will connect the antenna to
the 75OHM ANTENNA INPUT jack on
the rear of the TV.
If your antenna has a round cable
(75 ohm) on the end, then you are
ready to connect it to the TV. Go to
step 2.
If your antenna has flat twin-lead
wire (300 ohm), you first need to
attach the antenna wire to the screws
on a 300 to 75 ohm adapter (not
Push the round end of the adapter or
antenna cabl e onto the 75 OHM
ANTENNA INPUT jack on the rear of
the TV. If the round end of the antenna
cable is threaded, screw it down tight.
power outlet and turn on the TV. Set
TV/CATV to CATV as detailed in
page11.
Refer to AUTO SEARCH to set up
your available channels. Details are
on page 12.
If you have separate UHF and VHF antennas, you need an
optional combiner to connect to the TV.
3.2 Basic Antenna Connection
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DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
DVD INPUT Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
75OHM ANTENNA INPUT
DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
75OHM ANTENNA INPUT
DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
75OHM ANTENNA INPUT
IN1
AUDIO
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
L (MONO)
R
The basic Antenna/Cable TV to Accessory
(VCR, DVD Player, etc.) to TV connection is
shown at right. For other hookups (such as
those with Cable Boxes), refer to the
owner s manual of the Cable Box or other
Accessories.
Connect a yellow video cable to the
VIDEO IN 2 jack on the rear of the
TV and to the VIDEO OUT jack on
your VCR(or ) other Accessories.
Connect red and white audio cables
to the AUDIO IN 2 jacks(left and right)
on the rear of the TV and to the
AUDIO OUT jacks on your VCR(or
other device.) Match the cable colors
to the jack colors.
Press the TV/AV button on the TV s
remote control until AV2 appears in the
upper right corner of the TV screen.
When you play material on the VCR,
DVD player, etc. that is connected to the
AUDIO and VIDEO IN 2 jacks on the rear
of the TV, it will appear on the TV on the
AV 2 channel.
Helpful Hints
Audio and video cables are
not supplied with the TV.
Audio cables are usually
marked with red and white.
Video cables (CVBS) are
usually marked with yellow.
You can connect the antenna
or Cable TV signal to either
the ANTENNA IN jack on your
VCR or to the 75 OHM
Your VCR may not have
Audio and Video Out jacks,
but only an RF or ANTENNA
OUT jack. Use an Therefore
coaxial cable to connect the
VCR s ANTENNA OUT jack
t o t he TV s 75OHM
ANTENNA INPUT jack.
ANTENNA INPUT jack on the
TV. If you connect it to the
VCR, choose TV channels at
the VCR. Connect it to the
VCR if you want to record TV
programming through VCR.
There are Component Video In jacks on
the rear of the TV. These are labelled
DVD Y, Cb and Cr and are red, blue and
green. Use these to connect a DVD
player that has Component Video Out
jacks. This will provide the best picture
quality. Use Component Video cables,
which are not supplied with the TV.
If you connect the DVD player to the
DVD jacks, set the TV to YUV channel to
watch DVD s. Press TV/AV button on the
remote so YUV appears on the TV
screen.
Use either DVD or VIDEO In2 jacks, but
do not use both for the same piece of
equipment. You only need one video
connection per each accessory(DVD
player, etc.).
There are AUDIO and VIDEO IN1 jacks at
the lower-right corner of the rear of the TV
set. To vi ew materi al pl ayi ng on
equipment connected here, press the
TV/AV so VIDEO 1 is on the TV.
There is also an S-VIDEO IN jack in this
area. Use S-Video connection if your DVD
player, camcorder, etc. has an S-Video
Out jack. S-Video provides a clearer
picture than the standard CVBS video
(the yellow jack). Choose the VIDEO1
channel to view material playing pn
equipment connected to the S-VIDEO IN
jack.
Use either S-VIDEO IN jack or VIDEO IN1
jacks. Do not use both at the same time
for the same piece of equipment. This
would interfere with the picture display. If
both are used, S-VIDEO IN has priority
over the yellow VIDEO In1 jack.
DVD INPUT
Y Cb Cr
IN2
OUT
VIDEO AUDIO R L - -
R
RR
Turn on the TV and the VCR.
3.3 Basic to VCR (ACCESSORY)Connection
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3.4 Basic to Antenna Connection
Press POWER to turn on the TV.
Press VOL. to increase the sound
level. Press VOL. To lower the sound
level.
Press CH. or CH. to select TV
channels.
Press MENU to see the TV s on-screen
menu. In the menu, use VOL. / and CH.
/ button to make adjustments or
selections.
You can press MENU on either the
remote control or the front of the TV to
access or remove the menu.
Television
Remote control
Point the remote control toward the
remote sensor on the front of the TV when
operating the TV with the remote control.
Battery Installation
Remove the battery compartment lid
on the rear of the remote . Press in the
tab, then lift off the lid.
To load batteries into the remote control:
Place two AAA batteries in the remote.
Be sure the (+) and (-) ends of the
batteries line up correctly (as marked
inside the remote).
Reattach the battery compartment lid.
The channel number will
appear briefly when you
change channels. Or, press
DISPLAY on the remote to
see the channel number.
Press TV/AV on the front of
the TV to choose AV1/ S-
Video, AV2, or YUV.
Helpful Hints
TV/AV SENSOR
STANDBY
POWER
1.
2.
3.
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3.5 Remote Control
STANDBY Button
Press to turn the TV on or off(standby).
You also can turn on the TV by pressing
the CH(annel) / buttons on the front of
the TV.
SLEEP Button
Press to select a time period (120
minutes to 10 minutes in 10 minutes
decrements) after which the TV will turn
itself off. Details are on page 22.
SMART PICTURE Button
Press to select one of the four picture
settings(Personal, Movies, Sports, Weak
Signal).
Details are on page 17.
MENU Button
Press to see the TV s on-screen menu.
Press to go back to the previous menu or
to remove a menu from the screen.
VOL.(volume)+/- Button
Press to adjust the TV sound level.
DISPLAY
Press to see the current channel number
on the TV screen. Press again to display
the current time on the screen.
Press to remove a menu from the screen.
MUTE Button
Press to cancel or restore the TV sound.
Pressing the volume buttons (VOL or
VOL +) also will cancel mute and restore
the sound.
MTS Button
Press to select a sound mode if available
with the TV programming: MONO,
STEREO, SAP and MONO+SAP.
TV/AV Button
Press to select TV channels or the Audio
/Video IN channels(AV1/S-VIDEO, AV2,
or YUV).
CH.(channel)+/- Button
Press to select memorized TV channels.
NUMBER Buttons
Press to select TV channels directly. For
single-digit channels, press two 0 first,
then the number of the channel.
For double-digit channels, press
For channels 100 and above, press
three number buttons of the channel
directly.
(You can select channels above 69 only
if you have Cable TV. Make sure
TV/CATV is set to CATV. Details are on
page 11.)
0
first, then the two numbers of the
channel. For example, to choose
channel 45, press the 0 button, then
Number 4, then Number 5.
SMART SOUND Button
Press to select one of the four sound
settings(Voice, Music, Theatre, or
Personal)
A/CH Button
In TV mode, press to return to the
previous channel.
Note: in AV mode, press A/CH to only
enter TV mode.
OK Button
Within on-screen menu, press to enter
some special function, such as Favorite
List, etc..
FAVORITE Button
Press to browse the channels preset in
Favorite List.
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3.6 Language
Language
You can set the TV s on-screen menu to be
in English, or Spanish.
Press MENU to see the menu.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to highlight
(Feature).
Press CH- to highlight Language.
Press VOL+ or VOL- t o sel ect
English or Espanol (Spanish).
Press M NU repeatedly to remove
the menu from the screen or menu will
qui t after a few seconds wi thout
further action.
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The language control only
affects the language of the
TV menus. It does not
change the other on-screen
text features, such as
Closed Captions.
Helpful Hints
P.Lock
Child Lock
English
Off
C.Capt Off
Language
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
English
Language
P.Lock
Child Lock Off
C.Capt Off
,
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3.7 TV/Cable TV (CATV)
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Fa v or i t e l i s t
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
It is important for the TV to know what type
of signal-Cable TV(CATV) or a normal
antenna-you are using. To tell the TV
whether you are using a cable TV signal, set
TV/CATV to TV or CATV as follows.
Press CH+ or CH- repeatedly to
highlight TV/CATV.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to select TV or
CATV.
Choose CATV if you have Cable TV
service. (See page five for connection
details.) If you do not have Cable TV
ser vi ce and you connect ed an
antenna to the TV, choose TV. (See
page six for connection details.)
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
CATV TV/CATV
Auto search
When CATV is selected,
c h a n n e l s 1 - 1 2 5 a r e
available.
When TV is selected, only
channels 2-69 are available.
You cannot select Preset if
the TV is set to AV1/S-
video, AV2, or YUV. Press
TV/AV repeatedly to get to
the TV channels.
Helpful Hints
(Preset).
Press CH- to enter Preset submenu.
further action.
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3.8 Auto Search (Setting TV Channels)
You can set your TV to receive local TV
channels (From an antenna) or Cable TV
channels(when you have Cable TV service).
Then, use AUTO SEARCH to set up
channels that are available for you. This
makes it easy for you to select only the
available TV stations when you press CH+ or
CH-. Before you start AUTO SEARCH,
connect the Antenna or Cable TV signal as
detailed on pages five-six; set TV/CATV as
described on page11.
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/Cable
Auto search
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/CATV
highlight Auto search.
(Preset).
Press VOL+ to start programming TV
channels. Press the VOL- if you need
to stop channel programming during
the process.
When channel setup is complete, the
TV will go to its lowest channel.
Programming
Pl ease Wai t
TV 2
Press CH+ or CH- to see
which channels are in the
TV s memory. You can still
sel ect non- memor i zed
channels using the Number
buttons on the remote
control.
To d e l e t e u n wa n t e d
channels from the
You cannot select Preset
menu if the TV is set to
AV1/S- video, AV2, or YUV.
Press TV/AV repeatedly to
get to the TV channels.
TV s
memory or to add more
channels, see ADD/ERASE
on page14.
Helpful Hints
Auto search
St op
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
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3.9 Manual Channel Tunning/Fine Tuning
Manual Channel Tuning lets you quickly
select the next available channel. For
example, if you are looking for a channel
between 60 and 70, start the search at
channel 60 and go up.
highlight Manual.
Press VOL+ t o st ar t sear chi ng
upward (f or exampl e, st art i ng at
channel 60 and going up to 61, 62, 63,
etc.). Press VOL- when you find the
channel you want. This stop the
search. Otherwise the search will
stop at the first available channel.
Or,press VOL- to start searching
downward (for example, starting at
channel 60 and going down to 59, 58,
57, etc.). Press VOL+ when you find
the channel you want. This stop the
search. Otherwise the search will
stop at the first available channel.
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Manual Up
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
CATV TV/CATV
Auto search
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
Channel
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Manual Up
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
Channel
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Manual Down
60 Channel
62
58
highlight TV/CATV.
CATV(whichever you have).
Details are on page11.
highlight Channel.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to enter the
channel number at which you want to
begin the search.
If the reception is poor, you
can select Fine to fine
tuning the channel upward
or down ward till you are
satisfied.
Helpful Hints
(Preset).
further action.
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,
or
video, Av2, or YUV. Press
the TV channels.
Helpful Hints
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3.10 Favorite Channel Setting
You can store five channels you prefer into
the Favorite list and recall these channels
easily by press the FAVORITE button on the
remote control.
the TV channels.
Helpful Hints
highlight Favorite list.
(Preset).
Press OK to di spl ay features of
Favorite list.
further action.
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Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/Cable
Auto search
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
2 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
,
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
TV/CATV
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CATV
CATV
CATV
CATV
CATV
CATV
1
2
3
4
5
TV/ CATV i s hi ghl i ght ed. Press
VOL+ or VOL- to select TV or CATV
(whichever you have).
TV/CATV
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CATV
CATV
CATV
CATV
CATV
CATV
1
2
8
4
5
Press CH+ or CH- to select CH3(or
Ch1, Ch2, Ch4, Ch5), then Press
VOL+ or VOL- to enter a channel
number you want to store at this
position, such as CATV 8.
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3.11 Adding or Erasing Channels
You can add or erase channels from the list
in the TV s memory.
Fine 0
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Manual Up
12 Channel
highlight Add/Erase.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to choose Add
or Erase.
If you select Add, the channel will be
available when you press CH+ and
CH- to move through channels.
Choosi ng Erase wi l l remove t he
channel from the TV s memory. The
channel will not be available when you
flips through channels with the CH+
and CH- buttons
the TV channels.
Helpful Hints
Add/Erase
Fine 0
Add
12 Channel
Manual Up
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Add/Erase Add
Fine 0
TV TV/CATV
Auto search
Manual Up
12 Channel
Add/Erase Erase
Using the Number buttons, select
the channel you wish to add or erase.
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further action.
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(Preset).
or
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3.12 Picture Adjustmentt
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
To adjust your TV picture, select a channel
and follow the steps below:
Press CH- to enter (Picture)
Submenu.
hi ghl i ght your choi ce: Col or,
Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, Tint,
Bl ue Back ( backgr ound) , Noi se
Red( r educ t i on) , C. Temp( c ol or
temperature.)
Press VOL+ or VOL- to increase or
decrease the element you choose.
However, you can turn Blue Back or
Noise Red to only On or Off (see
below). And choose Warm, Cool or
Normal mode for color temperature.
Color Add or reduce color.
Brightness Brighten the darkest
parts of the picture.
Contrast Adjust the distinction
between the black and white parts of
the picture.
Sharpness Improve picture detail.
Tint Obtain natural skin tones.
Blue Back Turn this option ON or
OFF. If you choose ON, a solid blue
background screen will appear if the
TV is on a weak channel(for
example, if the reception is very
poor or if the station has gone off
the air for the night). After being on
such a channel for 15 minutes, the
TV will turn itself off automatically.
Noise Red. Turn this option ON or
OFF. If you choose ON, it will reduce
the video noise.
C. Temp Set this option to Normal,
Warm or Cool mode.
Helpful Hints
Color 50
Color 50
Brightness 50
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Brightness 50
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Brightness 50
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Brightness 50
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Brightness 50
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Brightness 50
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Brightness 50
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
further action.
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3.13 Smart Picture
Whether you are watching a movie or a video
game, your TV has automatic picture setting
mat ched f or your current program.
SmartPicture resets your TV s video settings
for different types of programs and viewing
conditions. Each SmartPicture setting is
preset at the factory to automatically adjust
the TV s Brightness, Color, Contrast,
Sharpness, and Tint.
Press SMART PI CTURE on t he
r e mo t e c o n t r o l . T h e c u r r e n t
SmartPicture setting will appear on
Press SMART PICTURE repeatedly
to select Personal, Movies, Sports, or
Weak Signal.
The Personal setting is what you
specify with the picture adjustments
as described on page 15. Personal is
the only SmartPicture setting you can
change. All others are set at the
factory during production.
Personal
Movies
Sports
Weak signal
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3.14 Colck
Follow these steps to set your TV s clock.
(Timer).
Press CH- to enter submenu. Timer
highlight Clock.
current time. Press and hold the VOL+
or VOL- to change the time quicky in
10 minute increments.
If the power fails, you must
reset the clock.
Helpful Hints
further action.
E
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Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
On Time
Channel
TV/CATV
Off Off Time
0:00
2
Off
0:00
TV
Cl ock 0:00
On Time
Channel
TV/CATV
Off Off Time
0:00
2
Off
0:00
TV
Cl ock 9:30
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3.15 On Timer
To turn on the TV to a specific channel at a
specific time, use the On-Timer. Before you
begin, set the clock correctly. Details are on
page 17.
highlight On time.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to select Once
(or Daily, Off).
If you select Once, the timer will turn
on the TV one time within the next 24
hours only.
If you select Daily, the timer will turn
on the TV at the same time and to the
same channel every day.
Choose Off to cancel the On-timer.
hi ghl i ght 0: 00 under the l i ne of
OnTime.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to enter the On
time. Hold down VOL+ or VOL- to
change the time quickly in 10-minutes
increments. This will be the time at
which the TV will turn itself on.
highlight Channel.
channel number. This will be the
channel to which the TV turns on at
the specified time.
highlight TV/CATV.
CATV, depending on whether you
have Cable TV service or not. Details
are on page11.
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Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
On Time
Channel
TV/CATV
Off Off Time
0:00
2
Off
0:00
TV
Cl ock 9:30
On Time
TV/CATV
Off Off Time
0:00
Off
0:00
TV
Cl ock 9:30
(Timer).
Channel 12
On Time
Off Off Time
0:00
Off
0:00
Cl ock 9:30
Channel 12
TV/CATV TV
Off Off Time
0:00
0:00
Cl ock 9:30
Channel 12
TV/CATV TV
On Time Once
further action.
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Off Off Time
0:00
Cl ock 9:30
Channel 12
TV/CATV TV
On Time Once
11:30
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3.16 OFF Timer
To turn off the TV at a specific time every day,
use the Off-Timer. Before you begin, set the
clock correctly. Details are on page 17.
highlight Off time.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to
If you select Once, the timer will turn
off the TV one time within the next 24
hours.
If you select Daily, the timer will turn
off the TV at the same time every day.
Choose Off to cancel the Off-timer.
Once (or
Daily, Off).
highlight 0: 00 under the line of Off
Time.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to enter the Off
time. Hold down VOL+ or VOL- to
change the time quickly in 10-minutes
increments. This will be the time at
which the TV will turn itself off.
(Timer).
,
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
50
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Off Time
Cl ock 9:30
Channel 12
TV/CATV TV
On Time Once
11:30
0:00
Cl ock 9:30
Channel 12
TV/CATV TV
On Time Once
11:30
Off Off Time
0:00
Cl ock 9:30
Channel 12
TV/CATV TV
On Time Once
11:30
Off Time Daily
Daily
13:30
further action.
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3.17 Closed Captoins
Closed captions (CC) lets you read the voice
content of TV programs on the TV screen.
Designed to help the hearing impaired, on-
screen text boxes will show dialog,
conversation, and activity during TV
programming.
Not all TV programs and
commercials are broadcast
wi t h Cl os ed Capt i on
information. Neither are all
Cl osed Capti on modes
transmitted by a station for a
closed caption program.
See your TV listings for the
stations and times of Closed
Caption shows.
Helpful Hints
(Feature).
Press CH- to enter Feature submenus.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to select the
closed caption you want(Off, C1,C2,
or C.Mute). C.Mute sets the TV to
show closed caption when you press
MUTE. The TV vol ume wi l l be
disabled until you press MUTE again
to restore the sound.
further action.
E
P.Lock
Child Lock
English
Off
C.Capt Off
Language
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
English
Language
P.Lock
Child Lock Off
C.Capt C1
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Press CH+ or CH- to highlight C.Capt.
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3.18 Sleep-Timer
Have you ever fallen asleep in front of the TV,
only to have it wake you up at two in the
morning with a test pattern screeching in your
ears? Well, your TV can save you that trouble
by turning itself off.
Press SLEEP. The sleep display will
appear on the screen.
Within five seconds, press SLEEP
to pick the amount of time(in 10-
minutes decrements) before the TV
will turn itself off.
Sleep: Off
,
Sleep: 120min.
Sleep: 110min.
Sleep: 10min.
Sleep: 9min.
After setting the SLEEP timer, press
SLEEP to see the time remaining
before the TV turns off.
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3.19 Understanding Parental Lock
Parental Lock process program content
advisories from broadcasters.
Parental Lock can respond to the
cont ent advi sor i es and bl ock
objectionable content (offensively
language, violence, sexual situations,
etc.) This is a great feature to censor
the type of programming children watch.
Parental Lock offers vari ous
blocking options from which to
choose:
MATER ENABLE: this is the master
switch for Parental Lock. When ON,
all blocking/censoring you have set is
enabled. When off, all blocking is
disabled.
BLOCK UNRATED: Al l unrated
programs (based on Movies Ratings or
TV Ratings) will be blocked if this
feature is ON and MASTER ENABLE is
ON.
BLOCK NO RATING: All programming
with no content advisory data will be
blocked if this feature is ON and
MASTER ENABLE is ON.
After you set a secret code, you can
block up to six ratings in TV Ratings or
Movie Ratings. These ratings are set by
the Motion Pictures Association of
America and TV broadcasters.
G: General Audience - All adges
admitted. Most parents would find this
program suitable for all ages. This type
of programming contains little or no
violence, no strong language, and little
or no sexual dialog or situation.
PG: Parental Guidance Suggested -
This programming contains material
that parents may find unsuitable for
younger children. It may contain one or
more of the following: moderate
violence, some sexual situations,
infrequent coarse language, or some
suggestive dialog.
PG-13: Parents Strongly Cautioned -
This programming contains material
younger children under the age of 13. It
contains one or more of the following:
violence, sexual situations, coarse
language, or suggestive dialog.
R: Restricted -This programming is
specially designed for adult. Anyone
under the age of 17 should only view
t he t hi s programmi ng wi t h an
accompanying parent or adult guardian.
It contains one or more of the following:
intense violence, intense sexual
situations, strong coarse language, or
intensely suggestive dialog.
NC17: No children under the age of
17 will be admitted -This type of
programming should be viewed by adult
only. It contains graphic violence,
explicit sex, or crude, indecent
language.
X: Adul t onl y - Thi s t ype of
programming contains one or more of
the following: very graphic violence,
very graphic and explicit sexual acts,
very coarse and intensely suggestive
language.
MPAA Ratings
(Motive Picture Association of America)
TV-Y(All children-Appropriate
For all children. ) - Designed
for a very young audience, including
children age 2-6. This type of
programming is not expected to
frighten younger children.
TV-Y7(Directed to Older
Children - Designed for
children age 7 and above.) It may be
appropriate for children who can
distinguish between make-believe and
reality. This programming may
include mild fantasy and comic
violence (FV or Fantasy violence).
TV-G(General Audience -Most
Parents woul d fi nd thi s
programming suitable for all ages) -
This type of programming contains
little or no violence, no strong
language, and little or no sexual
dialog or situation.
TV-PG(Parents Guidance
Cautioned - Contains material
younger children.) This type of
the following: moderate violence(V),
some sexual situations(S), infrequent
coarse language (L), or some
suggestive dialog (D).
TV-14(Parents Strongly
Cautioned - Contains material
children under 14 years of age.) This
type of programming contains one or
more of the following: intense violence
(V), intense sexual situations(S),
strong coarse language (L), or
intensely suggestive dialog (D).
TV-MA(Mature Audience only-
Specially designed to be viewed
by adults and may be unsuitable for
children under 17.) This type of
the following: graphic violence
(V),explicit sexual situations(S), or
crude, indecent language (L).
TV Ratings
(TV broadcaster)
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3.20 Parental Lock Secret Code
Over the next few pages, you will learn how to
block programs and understand the rating
terms for certain broadcasts. First, set a secret
code.
You cannot change Parental
Lock set t i ngs wi t hout
knowing the secret code. If
your code changes, or
someone else has altered it
and pos s i bl y v i ewed
blocked channels.
Helpful Hints
P.Lock
Child Lock
English
Off
C.Capt Off
Language
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
English
Language
P.Lock
Child Lock Off
C.Capt Off
,
(Feature).
Press VOL+ (on the remote) and the
CH+ button on the front of the TV at
the same time. The display asking
you to Enter new code will appear on
the screen.
further action.
E
Press CH+ or CH- to highlight P.Lock.
Press OK. The display asking you to
Enter secret code will appear on the
screen.
If you want to set a new code, go on
the steps 6-8 directly. (Or you can
press the Number buttons to enter a
four-digit code. The code 0000 is
the default of the TV. If you have not
set up a code pr evi ousl y, t hen
0000 is the code. )
Enter secret code:
Enter new code:
Press the Number buttons to enter
a four-digit code. The code will
appear on the screen as you enter it.
Press OK to save the code.
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3.21 Blocking Programming With Movie Ratings
There are two types of ratings for P. Lock.
One is based on movie industry ratings. The
other is based on TV industry ratings. Both
can be used to censor programming.
Let s first look at the MPAA Rating options
of P. Lock.
Blocking any rating (ON) will
block all the higher ratings
automatically. For example,
if R is blocked manually,
NC17 and X will be blocked
automatically.
To turn a rating OFF, set
each rating individually.
Helpful Hints
(Feature).
further action.
E
your four-digit code. The P.Lock setup
menu appears on the screen and the
MPAA rating is highlighted.
Press OK to display MPAA ratings
(G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, and X).
Press CH+ or CH- to select the rating
you want to block.
Press OK to block (or unblock) the
rating. A checkmark will appear to the
left of the rating when blocked. When
you block a rating, higher ratings are
blocked automatically. To unblock all
the ratings, select N/A.
P.Lock
Child Lock
English
Off
C.Capt Off
Language
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
English
Language
P.Lock
Child Lock Off
C.Capt Off
,
Enter secret code:
,
TV parental guidelines
Block unrated off
Block No Rating off
MPAA rating
Master Enable off
CH lock
G
PG-13
N/A
R
NC-17
X
PG
Press OK to display the secret code
screen.
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3.22 Blocking Programming with TV Ratings
Some program ratings are based on TV industry
ratings as described below.
Any rating will block higher
ratings automatically.
To unblock all the ratings,
select NONE.
Notes:
1. Blocking TV-Y, only TV-
Y7 is blocked automatically.
2. Blocking TV-Y7, other
rating will not change any
more.
Helpful Hints
,
,
Block unrated off
Block No Rating off
MPAA rating
Master Enable off
CH lock
Block unrated off
Block No Rating off
MPAA rating
Master Enable off
CH lock
TV-Y
TV-Y7
TV-G
NONE F V S L D
TV-PG
TV-14
Content
TV-MA
TV-Y7
TV-G
Content
TV-14
TV-MA
Violence
Sexual
Language
Dialogue
---
---
---
---
TV-Y
Fantasy V ---
TV-PG
TV-Y7
TV-G
Content
TV-14
TV-MA
Violence
Sexual
Language
Dialogue
View
TV-Y
Fantasy V ---
TV-PG View
View
Block
(Feature).
Press M NU repeatedly to remove the
menu from the screen or menu will quit
after a few seconds without further action.
E
Press the Number buttons to enter your
four-digit code. The P.Lock setup menu
appears on the screen.
Pr ess OK t o di spl ay t he par ent al
guidelines (TV-Y, TV-Y7,TV-G, TV-PG, TV-
14, or TV-MA).
Press CH+ or CH- to select a rating.
Press OK to turn the rating on or off. A
checkmark appears when the rating is
blocked. TV-Y and TV-PG can be turned on
( t o bl ock vi ewi ng) or of f ( t o al l ow
viewing)only.
TV-Y7, TV-PG, TV-14, and TV-MA can be
customized to block V(violence), F(fantasy),
S(sexual situations), L(coarse language),
or D(suggestive dialog).
To do so, continue with these steps.
Press CH+ or CH- to highlight TV prenatal
guidelines.
Press CH+ or CH- to highlight Content.
Press OK button to enter the Content
menu.
TV-Y
TV-Y7
TV-G
NONE F V S L D
TV-PG
TV-14
Content
TV-MA
Press CH+ or CH- to select a rating, then
press VOL+.
Press CH+ or CH- to select the sub-
rat i ngs(Fantasy-V, Vi ol ence, Sexual ,
Language, or Dialog), then press OK to
block or view that sub-rating.
Press M NU to return to the Parental
Guidelines screen and check your settings.
A checkmark appears when the sub-rating
is blocked.
E
Press OK to display the secret code screen.
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3.23 Parental Lock Blocking Options
After setting your Secret Code, Parental Lock
offers special blocking options.
(Feature).
further action.
E
your four-digit code. The P.Lock setup
menu appears on the screen.
Press CH+ or CH- to select Master
Enabled, Block Unrated, or Block
No Rating.
MATER ENABLE: this is the master
switch for Parental Lock. When ON,
all blocking/censoring you have set is
enabled. When off, all blocking is
disabled.
BLOCK UNRATED: All unrated programs
(based on Movies Ratings or TV Ratings)
will be blocked if this feature is ON and
MASTER ENABLE is ON.
BLOCK NO RATING: All programming
with no content advisory data will be
blocked if this feature is ON and MASTER
ENABLE is ON.
Press VOL+ or VOL- to turn the
blocking option On or Off.
P.Lock
Child Lock
English
Off
C.Capt Off
Language
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
English
Language
P.Lock
Child Lock Off
C.Capt Off
,
Enter secret code:
Block unrated off
Block No Rating off
MPAA rating
Master Enable off
CH lock
Press OK to display the secret code
screen.
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3.24 Child Lock
Child Lock allows you to lock the buttons on
the front of the TV.
P.Lock
Child Lock
English
Off
C.Capt Off
Language
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
English
Language
P.Lock
Child Lock Off
C.Capt Off
(Feature).
Press CH+ or CH- to highlight Child
Lock.
Choose ON to disable all the buttons
on the front of the TV. Child Lock On
will appear on the TV screen each
time when you press the button on the
front of the TV.
You can still operate the TV with the
remote control. You can still use the
POWER button on the front of the TV,
but only to turn off the TV(not on). Set
Child Lock to Off to cancel this feature
so you can use the buttons on the
front of the TV again.
further action.
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3.25 Smart Sound
When you are watching a movie or video
game, your TV has sound settings that match
these programming types.
You can choose a Smart
Sound setting quickly by
pr es s i ng t he SMART
SOUND button on the
remote control.
Helpful Hints
(Sound).
Press CH- to enter Sound submenus.
Press CH+ or CH- to highlight Smart
Sound.
Press VOL+ or VOL- t o sel ect
Personal, Voice, Music, or Theatre.
further action.
E
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Treble
Balance
Smar t Sound
50
00
Theater
Volume
Bass 50
50
Treble
Balance
50
00
Theater
Volume
Bass 50
50
Smar t Sound
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3.26 Sound Adjustment
Brightness
Contrast
Tint
Blue Back
Noise Red.
C. Temp
50
50
00
On
Off
Normal
Sharpness 50
Color 50
Treble
Balance
Smar t Sound
50
00
Theater
Volume
Bass 50
50
Treble
Balance
Smar t Sound
50
00
Theater
Volume
Bass 50
50
(Sound).
Press CH- to enter Sound submenus.
Press CH+ or CH- to highlight Bass
(Volume, Treble or Balance).
Press VOL+ or VOL- to adjust the
option.
further action.
E
You can adjust the low frequency(Bass) or
high frequency(Treble). You can also adjust
the Balance to increase the volume of the left
and right sound channels.
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3.27 Stereo and Second Audio Program
Multi-channel Sound (MTS) broadcasts
enhance TV viewing by bringing you
programs with high fidelity stereo sound.
MTS also provides an extra channel called
the Second Audio Program (SAP), which
broadcasters can use to transmit a second
language or for other purposed.
Press MTS on the remote control to
select STEREO, MONO, SAP, or
MONO+SAP. All the options will be
available only when the current TV
channel is broadcasting that option.
Channel s wi l l not al ways car r y
programs that have al l the MTS
If STEREO appears on the screen
when you select a channel, stereo
broadcasting is available with the
current TV program. You can hear
sound from the left and right speakers
of the TV.
If the broadcast is not strong or clear,
stereo sound is not available. Press
the MTS button to change to MONO.
This should eliminate the noise.
If MONO appears on the screen when
you choose a channel, Stereo is not
available.
If SAP appears when you select a
channel , Second Audi o Pr ogr am
broadcasti ng i s avai l abl e for the
current TV program.
Press the MTS button to choose SAP
and you may hear the program in a
di fferent l anguage or some other
I f y ou c hoos e MONO+SAP by
pressing the MTS button, you will
hear both the Second Audio Program
and the regular MONO (monaural or
single-channel) audio simultaneously.
CATV 6
AUTO
MONO
CATV 22
AUTO
MONO
STEREO
SAP
OR
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dd
1. Remove the complete Side I/O assembly after
unscrewing the 2 fixation screws [1].
2. Release the two fixation clamps [2] and lift the
board out of the bracket
Figure 4-2
4. Mechanical Instruction
Index:
1. Rear Cover Removal
2. Service Position Main Panel
3. Side I/O Panel Removal
4. Rear Cover Mounting
Note: Figures can deviate slightly from the actual situation, due to different set executions.
4.1 Rear Cover Removal
1. Remove all fixation screws of the rear cover.
2. Now pull the rear cover backward and remove it.
4.2 Service Position Main Panel

4.3 Side I/O Panel Removal
.
4.4 Rear Cover Mounting
Before you mount the rear cover, perform the following checks:
1. Check whether the mains cord is mounted correctly in its guiding brackets.
2. Replace the strain relief of the AC power cord into the cabinet.
3. Check whether all cables are replaced in their original position.
1. Remove the main panel, by
pushing the two center clips
outward <1>. At the same time
pull the panel away from the
CRT <2>.
2. Disconnect the degaussing coil
and load speaker connector.
3. Move the panel somewhat to
the right and flip it 90 degrees
<3>, with the components
towards the CRT.
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5. Faultfinding and Test Point with Waveform Diagram
5.1 Faultfinding
Fuse Blown
Is the drain of
Q801 shorted
to earth?
Yes
Cheek /
Replace
Q801
Is D815~D818
OK?
Yes
Check IC801 and
the peripheral
components.
Replace
D815~D818
No
No
Figure 1 Fuse Blown
No raster
abnormal + B
Is the + B,
resistance to earth
ok ?
Check the load of
B+
No
Yes
Check IC802 and their
peripheral components
Yes
Check Q830
Q831, Q832
etc.
Figure2 No Raster Abnormal +B
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5.1 Faultfinding
No raster +
B Voltage OK
Is the voltage
of in 25 of
IC201 3.3v
Is the resistance
to earth of pin25
if IC201 ok
No
Yes
Is the H-out
waveform at PIN
13 of IC201 OK?
Yes
Check the waveform
at static working
point of Q401.
Yes
Check Q402
and LOT
No
Replace
IC201
NO
Yes
Replace IC201 Replace Q401
Is the output
voltage of IC401
9V?
Check R233,C231
and C233
yes
No
Figure3 No Raster, +B OK
No
No
No picture, dense
noise dots
Is the antenna feed line
or the adapter broken
or unsoldered?
Handing the antenna
fault
Yes
No
Is the signal at
Pin41, Pin42 of
IC201 ok?
Is the signal at IF
pin of the tuner
Is the signal at Pin
SCL, SDA of tuner ok?
No
Check signal at P57, P58, of
IC201 and replace the
abnormal relative circuit
Yes
Check EEPROM
Yes
Check/Replace
IC201
Yes
Is the supply
voltage of tuner
No
Check/Replace
power supply
circuit
Yes Check/Replac
e Tuner
Yes
Check the relative
circuit of Q101,
Z101 etc
Figure 4 No Picture dense noise dots
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5.1 Faultfinding
Yes
Symptom: raster ok, no
picture, no sound, sparse
noise dots
Apply the pointer of
multimeter at R X 1 K,
connect one probe to GND,
use another to touch P42 of
IC101. Are there
interference particles
flashing on the screen?
Unsolder a pin of C110, apply the
pointer of multimeter at R X 1 K
, connect the red probe to
GND, use the black probe to
touch B of Q101. Are there
interference particles flashing on
the screen?
Yes
Replace the Tuner
No
Is the voltage at
P29, P36 of
IC201 ok?
No
Check and repair
the +9V power
supply
No
Bridge a capacitor of 1000pF between
the input and output of Z101. Apply
the pointer of multimeter at R X 1 K
, connect the red probe to GND,
and use the black probe to touch B of
Q101 Are there interference particles
flashing on the screen
Yes
Replace Z101 (SAW)
Does the IF
pre-amplifier
work
normally?
Yes
Check & repair
the IF
pre-AMP. circuit
No
Figure 5 Sparse noise dots
No
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No
Yes
Is it mute at
Pin 1 of
IC601?
Yes
No sound
Is the speaker Replace the speaker
Apply the pointer of multimeter at
RX1K connect one probe to
GND, use another to touch P3, P5 of
IC601, Is there interference noise
from the speaker.
No Check power
supply of
IC601
Yes
Is the waveform
at P47 of IC1001
ok?
Yes
Check/Replace the power
supply of IC1001. Then
RESET
NG Is the
BUS ok?
Check IC201 and
the relative circuit
No
No
Check/Replace
Q1001, X1002.
NG Is the waveform at
P31 of IC201 ok? Replace IC201
No
Yes
Replac
e IC601
Check/Replace
Q604,Q605.
No
Figure 6 No Sound
Is both +14V and -14V ok?
Yes No
Is the signal at P1 of
IC301 ok?
Check/Replace IC301 Check signal at P16 of
IC201
No
Check/Replace
IC201,C234
Yes
Check/Replace R244,
R306
Yes
Check/Replace R405,
R409, D403, D402
No
Figure 7 No Vertical Scanning
5.1 Faultfinding
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Check P25, P49 of IC201
and the relative circuit
No Picture
TV&AV
havent
Picture
Check RGB signal
Check +9V,
+200V
Ok
Check
Q501~Q503
Check R516 ~
R521 etc.
No
Ok
Replace IC201
TV has Picture. AV hasnt Picture.
Check the waveform of
pin 14 of IC901
No
Q905 and its peripheral circuit
No
Check Pin61 of IC201
and peripheral circuit
Check the logic of
Pin9 Pin10 of IC901
Yes
Replace IC901
Yes
AV has Picture. TV hasnt Picture.
Is the waveform at
P30 of IC101 ok?
Check Q208, Q209
and peripheral
circuit
Yes
Check IC201 and relative
circuit. please reference
the previous page named
Figure 5.
No
Figure 8 No Picture
5.1 Faultfinding
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Symptom:
Tuning Control
doesnt work
Press
STANBY key
on R/C. Can
the TV be
turn on and
turn off?
Does the channel
number display
on the screen?
Yes
No
Start auto-
search. Is the
BUS ok?
Yes
After auto-search, Can
the searched program
be memorized?
Is the voltage at
P9 of IC201ok?
Replace IC201
Yes Yes
Check/Repair +5V
power supply.
No
No
Is there sync
pulse at P62
of IC201?
No
Check the power
supply of IC201.
Are there H & V
flyback pulses at
P12 of IC201
No
No Check
R408,R406,D404,C422
Yes
Check/Replace
IC201
No
Check the
waveform
at Pin57,
Pin58 of
IC201
No
Yes
Is the
+33V/+5
VA power
supply
ok?
Check/Repair +33V
power supply
No
Yes
Is there the
short circuit
around the
integration
circuit?
Check/Replace
the tuner
No
Check/Repair
the integration
Yes
Figure 9 Tuning Control doesnt work
Is there sync pulse at B

of Q003?
Replace Q003
Yes
Check Q210, Q211
and the peripheral
circuit.
No
Yes
5.1 Faultfinding
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Is there any change on
the voltage level at
P64 of IC201?
No Check the remote control
receiver and transmitter.
Yes
Is the VDD(+5V) at
P9 and P55 of IC201
ok?
Is there the 8MHz/5Vp-p
sine wave oscillations at P6
of IC201?
Is the voltage at P5 of
IC201 ok?
Have P5 of IC201 shorted to
GND in an instant. Can the
IC201 work?
Check/Repair the reset
circuit.
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Check/Replace
IC201
No
No
Are C021, C022
and X001 ok?
No
Replace the disabled
components
Yes
No
Check Q002 and
peripheral circuit
Yes
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6. Block Diagram and I2C
6.1 Block Diagram
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0 V
5.1V
5.1V
0 V
5.2V
2.2V
2.0V
0 V
5.1V
0 V
0 V
1 V
1.5V
6.0V
4.1V
5.1V
0 V
0 V
2.3V
2.6V
2.3V
0 V
2.3V
0 V
3.4V
2.3V
4.6V
3.5V
8.8V
4.9V
1.8V
4.3V 2.7V
2.1V
2.5V
4.5V
2.2V
4.8V
4.1V
0 V
0 V
0 V
4.4V
4.8V
1.8V
1.8V
2.5V
0 V
8.8V
2.6V
2.7V
2.5V
0 V
0 V
5.1V
5.1V
4.5V
4.2V
2.0V
0 V
4.7V
4.5V
5.0V
0 V
0.8V
0.4V
2.4V
14 V
2.4V
0 V
0.8V
6.3V
0 V
6.5V
6.5V
0 V
6.5V
3.0V
13.2V
-11.6V
-13.1V
0.2V
13.5V
3.0V
0 V
0 V
0 V
0 V 4.5 V
4.5 V
5 V
0 V
6.2 I2C
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6.2 I2C
0 V
0 V
61.5 V
0 V
0 V
5 V
4. 5 V
0 V
0 V
0 V
0 V
0 V
0 V
0 V
0 V
0~9 V
0~9 V
0~9 V
13.2 V
4. 5 V
4. 5 V
4. 5 V
0 V
9 V
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7. Electrical Diagrams
7.1 Power Supplier
7. Electrical Diagrams a
7.2 Line Deflection
WF 1
WF 2
WF 3
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7.3 Frame Deflection
7.4 Tuner IF .
WF 4
WF 5
WF 6
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7.5 MCU,Video IF and Sound IF
WF 7
WF 8
WF 9
WF 10
WF 11
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7.6VBTSC (Stereo/SAP) Decode
7.7Video Source Switching
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7.8 Side AV
7.9 Audio Amplifier
49
7.10 CRT Panel
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7.11 Faultfinding and Test point with Waveform Diagram
Wave Shape
NO .
Wave Shape
Freq.
Vpp
Peri od
Hz
WF 1
15.74
kHz
64
us
2.77
V
WF 3
15.74
kHz
64
us
925
V
WF 2
15.74
kHz
64
us
10.88
V
WF 4
WF 5
WF 6
60
KHz
16.7
ms
135.7
mV
60
KHz
16.7
ms
2.95
V
60
KHz
16.7
ms
4.94
V
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7.11. Faultfinding and Test point with Waveform Diagram
Wave Shape
NO .
Wave Shape
Freq. Vpp
Peri od
WF 7
Hz
15.74
kHz
64
us
345
mV
WF 8
15.74
kHz
WF 9
15.74
kHz
WF 10
60
KHz
16.7
ms
15.74
kHz
93.2
V
64
us
64
us
319
mV
314
mV
174
mV
64
us
WF 11
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8. PCB
8.1 Main PCB
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8. PCB
8.2 CRT PCB
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8. PCB
8.3 MPX PCB
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8. PCB
8.4 SIDE AV PCB
1. FLOWCHART OF ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
2 Adjustment of B+ voltage
1) Apply 120VAC(5V) to mains power input, and Philips standard testing pattern to RF input.
2) Adjust VR830 in STANDARD mode until voltage at TP2 (B+) is 106V 0.5V.
3. RF AGC adjustment
Observe monitor the collector waveform of Q101 with the probe of Oscilloscope as illustration
below. Select channel 2 (>70dB) from the antenna input. Enter D-mode, select menu6 to adjust
RFAGC item until the monitor peak value to 0.8V .
p-p
4. Screen & Focus voltage adjustment
--- Apply pattern signal in normal status, enter D-mode, press TV/AV button to turn off the
vertical output.
--- Adjust the SCREEN switch on the flyback transformer to make a horizontal shining line just
visible on the screen.
---Turn on the vertical output, adjust the FOCUS on the flyback transformer to obtain the
optimum focus.
5. White balance adjustment
1)Apply the black and white pattern in normal status;
2)Alignment of normal colour temperature
---- Change Colour Temperature to normal status
---- Use a colour analyzer to measure the black side of the screen. By changing the value of
RC, GC and BC, set the reading of the colour analyzer to X=284, Y=299.
---- Use a colour analyzer to measure the white side of the screen. By changing the value of
GD, BD, set the reading of the colour analyzer to X=284, Y=299
---- Separately set the brightness and contrast from min. to max., repeat the step 2 and 3 until
The reading of the colour analyzer is correct.
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9. Alignment Procedures
Cent er & Ampl i t ude
and OSD adjustment
B+
Adj ustment AGC
S c r e e n &
f o c u s
Adj ustment
Whi te
Bal ance
Adj ustment
Sub-
bri ghtness
Adj ustment
Pincushion correction &
Hor i zont al Ampl i t ude
adjustment
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3)Alignment of warm colour temperature
Change Color Temperature to warm status
Use a colour analyzer to measure the black side of the screen. By changing the value of RC-W,
GC-W and BC-W, set the reading of the colour analyzer to X=296, Y=294.
Use a colour analyzer to measure the white side of the screen. By changing the value of GD-W,
BD-W set the reading of the colour analyzer to X=296, Y=294.
Separately set the brightness and contrast from min. to max., repeat the step 2 and 3 until the
reading of the colour analyzer is correct.
4)Alignment of cold colour temperature
Change Color Temperature to cold status
Use a colour analyzer to measure the black side of the screen. By changing the value of RC-C,
GC-C BC-C , set the reading of the colour analyzer to X=279, Y=265.
Use a colour analyzer to measure the white side of the screen. By changing the value of GD-C,
BD-C, set the reading of the colour analyzer to X=279, Y=265.
Separately set the brightness and contrast from min. to max., repeat the step 2 and 3 until the
reading of the colour analyzer is correct
Note: Provided the production line is equipped with the self- White balance adjusting equipment,
white balance of M123A chassis can be adjusted automatically as following: Press IC BUS
button under factory mode, the TV set will adjust automatically.
6. Adjustment of Sub-brightness,
Apply the Grey-scale/Color bar (NTSC signal) to the AV input, in normal status.
nd
Select BRTC to adjust the sub-brightness, until that the 2 dark bar of 8 level Grey scale just can
be seen.
7. PAL picture geometric adjustment
menu 3
HPOS6/HPOS5 HZ horizontal center of 60/50 HZ Source
Menu 2
HIGH6/HIGH5(vertical amplitude)
VCEN5/VCEN6(position of vertical center)
VP60/VP50 vertical position
VLIN6/VLIN5 vertical linearity
VSC6/VSC5 V-S Correction
8 initialization
press sound-effect under factory mode, the set will initialize, until OK appears on the screen
which means the initialization is finished. After initialization, the set will quit factory mode
Automatically.
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Factory settings
D-mode:
Enter D-Mode by pressing D-Mode ON/OFF key, and then you can enter the D-mode.
S-mode:
Enter S-Mode by pressing VOLUME DOWN key on the unit until the volume decrease to
minimum level, then press the DISPLAY key on the remote handset (don't release the volume key)
and you can enter S- mode.
After enter D-mode or S-mode, press OK, then press program up/down to select menu from
menu 1 to menu 22, press OK to enter the menu, press program up/down to select item, press
volume up/down to adjust the setting. Press D-mode again to quit factory mode.
You can also enter menu 1 to menu 19 directly by pressing digital button 1~9, 0, notebook, CAP,
Display, Sleep, Calendar, System/INS, Favourite, Return, Picture.
Menu 1 (Remote key: 1)
Item Remark
RC R cut-off setting
GC G cut-off setting
BC B cut-off setting
GD G drive setting
BD B drive setting
Item Remark
HIGH5 Height (50Hz)
VP50 Vertical position (50Hz)
VLIN5 Vertical linearity (50Hz)
VSC5 Vertical S correction (50Hz)
VBLK5 Vertical blanking start & stop [1C, bit 3 ~ 0]
VCEN5 Vertical center (50Hz)
Item Remark
HIGH6 60Hz height
VP60 Vertical position
VLIN6 60Hz Vertical linearity
VSC6 Vertical S correction (60Hz)
VBLK6 Vertical blanking start & stop [1CH, bit 3 ~ 0]
VCEN6 Vertical center (60Hz)
Item Remark
HPOS5 Horizontal position (50Hz)
Item Remark
HPOS6 Horizontal position (60Hz)
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Item Remark
CNTX Maximum contrast
CNTN Minimum contrast
BRTX Maximum brightness
BRTN Minimum brightness
COLX Maximum color
COLN Minimum color
TNTX Maximum tint level
TNTN Minimum tint level
Menu 5(Remote key: 5)
Item Remark
BRTC 50% brightness
COLC 50% color
COLP Color level for PAL
SCOL UV gain [06H, bit 6 ~ 4]
SCNT Sub-contrast [06H, bit 3 ~ 0]
CNTC 50% contrast
TNTCT 50% tint level (TV mode)
TNTCV 50% tint level (AV mode)
Menu 6(Remote key: 6 )
Item Remark
ST3 50% Sharpness (TV mode, 3.58 system)
SV3 50% Sharpness (AV mode, 3.58 system)
SV4 50% Sharpness (AV mode, other system)
SVD 50% Sharpness (DVD mode)
ASSH Asymmetric sharpness [04H, bit 7 ~ 5]
SHPX Maximum sharpness
SHPN Minimum sharpness
Menu 7( Remote key: 7)
Item Remark
MOD1 Bit 0,Bit 1 under factory mode : 00,11, STD 01:IRC 10:HRC
Bit 2 STD, IRC,HRC 1: user control 0: under factory mode
Bit 3 1: forbid CATV 95/96/97
Bit 4 \
Bit 5 1: have CCD
Bit 6 1:have V-CHIP
Bit 7 1:as Monitor no TV mode
MOD2 Bit 0,Bit 1 Speed of searching
Bit 2 High sensitivity 1 yes 0:no
Bit 3 Volume control 1:PWM
Bit 4 AV1: 1 yes 0:no
Bit 5 AV2: 1 yes 0:no
Bit 6 YUV: 1 yes 0:no
Bit 7
MOD3 Bit 0 \
Bit 1 \
Bit 2 \
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Bit 3 /
Bit 4 /
Bit 5 TV MSP AVL: 1: yes
Bit 6 AV MSP AVL 1:yes
Bit 7 MONO+SAP 1 yes 0 no
OPT Bit 0 When blue background off (mute pin of CPU): 0: audio mute on 1: audio mute off
Bit 1 When blue background off (external mute pin of CPU):
0: audio mute on 1: audio mute off
Bit 2 When change channel: 0: picture mute off 1: picture mute on
Bit 3 Switch between TV and CATV or change channel in the tune menu 1: picture mute on
Bit 4 AFT MUTE 1: ON,
Bit 5 Polarity of Tint
Bit 6 /
Bit 7 /
OPTM1 Bit 0 TDA98500 0:no 1:yes Can't be set to 1 at the same time
Bit 1 MSP34xx 0:no 1:yes
Bit 2 1: AV audio out mute when volume is zero or mute
Bit 3 1: decreasing contrast when menu on
Bit 4 1: OSD don't disappear automatically
Bit 5 1:biological
Bit 6 0: CH LOCK W/O V-CHIP
Bit 7 When turn on 0:child lock off 1:child lock on
OPTM2 Bit 0 /
Bit 1 Power on mode: 00: standby 01:previous
Bit 2 10&11: force power on
Bit 3 Hotel mode 1:on 0: off
Bit 4 Power on under hotel mode
Bit 5 00: TV | 01: Video1 | 02: TV2 | 03: Last
Bit 6 1: under factory mode turn off the set by the remote or power off, then turn on or power
on, the set enter factory mode
Bit 7 1: D-MODE
HDCNT
HSTOP
Menu 8 (Remote key: 8 )
Item Remark
RFAGC RFAGC [12H, bit 5 ~ 0]
BRTS Sub brightness for SECAM
OSD Horizontal position of OSD
OSDF OSD PLL DATA
CCD OSD Horizontal position of CCD OSD
CCD OSDF PLL DATA of CCD OSD
TXCX OSD intensity when maximum contrast
RGCN OSD intensity when minimum contrast
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Menu 9(Remote key:9)
Item Remark
V01 Volume 1
V25 Volume 25
V50 Volume 50
V100 Volume 100
VOLMAX Max volume under hotel mode
CURTCEN Center of the curtain
VOLX Output gain of PIN28 of TMPA8823 or MSP34x5
PWTM When use PWM to mute and no sound when changing channel, this item should be
minimum as posible
Menu 10(Remote key: 0)
Item Remark
MDOE4 Bit 0 TV Color system AUTO 1 yes 0 no
Bit 1 TV Color system NTSC358 1 yes 0 no
Bit 2 TV Color system PALM 1 yes 0 no
Bit 3 TV Color system PALN 1 yes 0 no
Bit 4 AV Color system AUTO 1 yes 0 no
Bit 5 AV Color system NTSC358 1 yes 0 no
Bit 6 AV Color system PALM 1 yes 0 no
Bit 7 AV Color system PALN 1 1 yes 0 no
MDOE5 Bit 0 English: 1 yes 0 no
Bit 1 French: 1 yes 0 no
Bit 2 Portuguese: 1 yes 0 no
Bit 3 Spanish : 1 yes 0 no
Bit 4 AV Color system PAL443 1 1 yes 0 no
Bit 5 AV Color system NTSC443 1 1 yes 0 no
Bit 6 AV AUTO 1:AUTO1(PAL443 NTSC358 NTSC443)
0:AUTO2(NTSC358 PALM PALN)
Bit 7 \
MDOE6 Bit 0 1:auto search function of the menu key on the front panel
Bit 1 1: curtain when turn on the set
Bit 2 1: curtain when turn off the set
Bit3~ 7 V-mute timing when changing channel(01H = 8ms) max :248ms
MDOE7 Bit 0 When sound mode change
Bit 1 11:change to the corresponding mode and ODS display automatically
01: change to the corresponding mode and ODS doesn't display
00,10: change to MONO ODS doesn't display
Bit 2 10 detect BTSC and Korea stereo automatically
Bit 3 01 force BTSC 11 force Korea stereo
Bit 4 FINE, 1:yes 0 no
Bit 5 50Hz block 1:yes 0 no
Bit 6 1: contrast change when power on
Bit 7 \
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MDOE8 Bit 0 America V-CHIP standard 1 yes 0 no
Bit 1 Canadian V-CHIP 1 yes 0 no
Bit 2 UNRATED 1 yes 0 no
Bit 3 NO RATING 1 yes 0 no
Bit 4 ~Bit 7 Time setting for curtain when turn on the set
MDOE9 Bit 0 ~Bit 2 N/A
Bit 3 S-VIDEO ,0:parallel to AV1 1: parallel to AV2
Bit 4 1:sound effect w/o mpx (MSP3465)
Bit 5 ~Bit 7 N/A
Menu 12(Remote key: CAP)
Item Remark
OSD2 OSD Horizontal Position
OSDF2 OSD PLL DATA except
PYNX Normal H.SYNC max
PYNN Normal H.SYNC min
PYXS Search H.SYNC max
PYNS Search H.SYNC min
Menu 13 (Remote key: Display )
Item Remark
CLTM TV mode
CLVO Video mode
CLVS S-video mode
Bit 2 ~ 0 YDL [15H, bit 2 ~ 0] (-40ns~240ns)
Bit 4 ~ 3 NTSC matrix [03H, bit 7 ~ 6] (N1,N2,DVD)
Bit 5C gamma [02H, bit 7] (color gamma on/off)
Bit 6 P/N ID [17H, bit 4] (PAL/NTSC killer sensit.)
Bit 7 FID [17H, bit 3] (Killer off)
ABL Bit 1 ~ 0 ABL gain [16H, bit 5 ~ 4]
Bit 3 ~ 2 ABL start point [16H, bit 7 ~ 6]
Bit 4 WPS [00H, bit 7]
Bit 5 OSD ABCL [16H, bit 3]
DCBS Bit 1 ~ 0 Black stretch [15H, bit 4 ~ 3]
Bit 3 ~ 2 Y gamma [15H, bit 6 ~ 5]
Bit 5 ~ 4 OSD level [16H, bit 1 ~ 0]
Bit 7 Blank switch [0CH, bit 7]
FLG0 Bit 0 Over modulation [13H, bit 5]
Bit 1 Aft window size [13H, bit 6]
Bit 2 Buzz reducer [13H, bit 7]
Bit 3 Audio gain switch [14H, bit 7]
Bit 4
Bit 5
Bit 6
Bit 7 1: VCO adjust automatically when changing channel
FLG1 Bit 0 CW SW [06H, bit 7], control PIN26,
Bit 1 Slice level [1EH, bit 6]
Bit 2 Mix gain [15H, bit 7]
Bit 3 V ramp bias [1DH, bit 4]
Bit 4
Bit 5
Bit 6
Bit 7 SLO f0 shift(test only)
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Menu 14(Remote key: SLEEP)
Item Remark
HAFC Bit 1 ~ 0 AFC gain (TV mode) [1CH, bit 5 ~ 4]
Bit 3 ~ 2 AFC gain (AV mode) [1CH, bit 5 ~ 4]
AGCC
NOIS
ONTM V-mute timing when power on (01H = 16ms)
NSHP Decreased level of sharpness when noise reduction is on
PVLVL X-ray protection start point (00H 0V & FFH 5V)
PLMT (01H = 8ms)
Menu 15 (Remote key: CALENDAR)
Item Remark
RC-C R cut-off setting (for cool color temperature)
GC-C G cut-off setting (for cool color temperature)
BC-C B cut-off setting (for cool color temperature)
GD-C G drive setting (for cool color temperature)
BD-C B drive setting (for cool color temperature)
Menu 16 (Remote key: SYSTEM/INS)
Item Remark
RC-W R cut-off setting (for warm color temperature)
GC-W G cut-off setting (for warm color temperature)
BC-W B cut-off setting (for warm color temperature)
GD-W G drive setting (for warm color temperature)
BD-W B drive setting (for warm color temperature)
YUVGC YUV R cut-off
YUVBC YUV B cut-off
Menu 17 (Remote key: FAV )
Item Remark
D-COL Dynamic color
D-BRI Dynamic brightess
D-CON Dynamic contrast
D-SHP Dynamic sharpness
Menu 18 (Remote key: RETURN)
Item Remark
S-COL Standard color
S-BRI Standard brightess
S-CON Standard contrast
S-SHP Standard sharpness
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Menu 19 (Remote key: PICTURE)
Item Remark
M-COL Mild colour
M-BRI Mild brightess
M-CON Mild contrast
M-SHP Mild sharpness
Menu 20: no shortcut key
Item Remark
SEG_POINT1 Highest frequency of VHFL
SEG_POINT2 Highest frequency of VHFH
DATA_VL VHFL bandswitch BB
DATA_VH VHFH bandswitch BB
DATA_UF UHF bandswitch BB
SPE_POS1 The channel number treated specially
SPE_DATA1 Bandswitch in which the special channel BB
SENSI_ON
SENSI_OFF
Item Remark
THEATER-BAS Theater bass
THEATER-TRE Theater treble
CONCERT-BAS Concert bass
CONCERT-TRE Concert treble
BROCAST-BAS Brocast bass
BROCAST-TRE Brocast treble
Item Remark
VOL_MAI Volume Loudspeaker
GATE Carrier-Mute
VOL-OUT AV output gain
AV GAIN AV input Gain
Note:
Provided the production line is equipped with the self-adjusting equipment, The adjusted
item should be based on the result by such equipment.
There's difference between PAL geometric/OSD adjustment and NTSC geometric/OSD
adjustment. PAL adjustment must be done before NTSC adjustment.
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10. Circuit Description
(1) Tuner
The function of the tuner is to select the channel to be received and suppress the interference, to amplify the high
frequency signal, to improve the receiving sensitivity and SNR, to generate PIF signal through frequency conversion.
(2) IF Channel
The IF Channel mainly ensures the sensitivity and selectivity of the complete machine. The IF AMP integrated in
TMPA8802 is made up of the third-stage dual-differential amplifier with gain value above 70db, SNR of 55dB and
bandwidth of 6MHZ. The video demodulation circuit is made from the built-in PLL Sync Detector. The spectrum of the
demodulation carrier is unitary and not affected by the content of the video signal. The tuner features stable receptivity
while the signal output from the video detector features high fidelity.
PLL built-in TMPA8802 generates 45.75MHz demodulation reference signal for sync detector to demodulate the video
signal, which is called 'PLL sync demodulation'.
(3) Chroma Signal Decoding Circuit
Through the external BPF (band-pass filter) to single out the chroma signal and burst signal within the range of
fsc+1.3MHZ from among the composite signals output from the video detector. After being amplified by ACC, the chroma
signal is fed into the synchronous detector to be demodulated to obtain the color difference signal.
(4) Luminance Channel and Matrix Circuit
The luminance channel of TMPA8802 has the black stretch circuit to make the 'darkish' ingredient of the picture turn '
atrous ', thus improve the contrast and depth perception of the picture. It also has the delayed definition-enhanced circuit
to enable the details of the picture more vivid. The luminance signal (Y) is sent into the matrix circuit after being delayed
for 0.6 s and composes R/G/B signal combined with three color-difference signals (B-Y, R-Y, G-Y).
(5) Sync Separation and Deflection Processing Circuit
TMPA8802 has the 32fh PLL (fh = horizontal frequency). In accordance with the frequency and phase information carried
by composite sync signal, PLL generates scan clock signal with 32fh and horizontal drive pulse will be obtained through
32fh countdown. Use integrating circuit to extract vertical sync signal from the composite sync pulse to control the
counter for vertical countdown. The counter countdown the 32fh clock signal, thus vertical frequency sync pulses under
various systems can be obtained.
TMPA8802 includes the vertical SW former (sawtooth wave former) and can control the gain and linear of SW (sawtooth
wave). Therefore, the vertical amplitude control and the linearity correction of the scanning raster can be achieved by
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setting the data with remote controller via I C bus input.
(6) Sound Channel
The second SIF goes via a filter of 4.5MHz, to MSP3425. Then decoded by MSP3425, the second SIF turns into sound signal
of MONO, STEREO, and SAP. The sound signal processed by inner sound effect, input to TDA7057AQ and drive the
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speakers to restore the sound. MONO, STEREO, SAP and sound effect processing modes are adjusted via I C bus.
(7) Remote Control System
The MCU (TMPA8802) of an 8-bit CPU and the software constitute the control core of the remote control system, mainly
accomplishing the following functions: decoding remote control commands; auto search memory; displaying characters
& patterns; switching the signal source between AV and TV.
Infrared remote control transmitter is composed of the special single chip and the keyboard system. The transmitter
translates the commands represented by R/C keys into function codes, and separately demodulates the 37.9KHZ carrier
and 940nm infrared ray twice to generate remote infrared transmitting signal delivered by infrared LED. The remote
control distance isn't less than 8 meters.
With infrared LED the remote control system converse the optical signal into electrical signal, which will be amplified and
decoded to restore the codes of the remote control commands for MCU to analyze and execute.
The remote control system has three operating modes: user-controlled mode (U-mode), service mode (S-mode) and
factory default mode (D-mode). U-mode includes the following functions: channel search and memory; channel selecting;
volume control, brightness adjustment, contrast and color adjustment. S-mode and D-mode are mainly used in
production, checking & repairing, including the following functions: horizontal & vertical centering control, vertical
amplitude and linearity adjustment; setting the adjusting range for volume, contrast, brightness, tint and color;
geometric adjustment and white balance adjustment.
(8) CRT Drive Circuit
Adopting the cascode to amplify voltage and current of R/G/B signal, the CRT drive circuit is able to demodulate the
cathode beam current of the CRT. The R/G/ B signal input into the cascode circuit is of negative polarity.
(9) Power Supply Circuit
The circuit supplies various stabilized operating voltages and safeguard protections.
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11. List of Abbreviations
2CS 2 Carrier (or Channel) Stereo
ACI Automatic Channel Installation: algorithm that installs TV sets directly from cable
network by means of a predefined TXT page
ADC Analogue to Digital Converter
AFC Automatic Frequency Control: control signal used to tune to the correct frequency
AFT Automatic Fine Tuning
AGC Automatic Gain Control: algorithm that controls the video input of the feature box
AM Amplitude Modulation
AP Asia Pacific
AR Aspect Ratio: 4 by 3 or 16 by 9
ATS Automatic Tuning System
AV External Audio Video
AVL Automatic Volume Level
BC-PROT Beam Current Protection
BCL Beam Current Limitation
B/G Monochrome TV system. Sound carrier distance is 5.5 MHz
BLCINFORMATION Black current information
BTSC Broadcast Television Standard Committee. Multiplex FM stereo sound system, riginating
from the USA and used e.g. in LATAM and AP-NTSC countries
B-TXT Blue teletext
CC Closed Caption ComPair Computer aided rePair
CRT Cathode Ray Tube or picture tube
CSM Customer Service Mode
CTI Colour Transient Improvement: manipulates steepness of chroma transients
CVBS Composite Video Blanking and Synchronisation
DAC Digital to Analogue Converter
DBE Dynamic Bass Enhancement: extra low frequency amplification
DBX Dynamic Bass Expander
D/K Monochrome TV system. Sound carrier distance is 6.5 MHz
DFU Direction For Use: description for the end user
DNR Dynamic Noise Reduction DSP Digital Signal Processing
DST Dealer Service Tool: special remote control designed for dealers to enter e.g. Service
mode
DVD Digital Versatile Disc
EEPROM Electrically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory
EHT Extra High Tension
EHTINFORMATION Extra High Tension information
EU Europe
EW East West, related to horizontal deflection of the set
EXT External (source), entering the set via SCART or Cinch
FBL Fast Blanking: DC signal accompanying RGB signals
FILAMENT Filament of CRT
FLASH Flash memory
FM Field Memory
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FM Frequency Modulation
HA Horizontal Acquisition: horizontal sync pulse coming out of the HIP Circuit Description
HFB Horizontal Flyback Pulse: horizontal sync pulse from large signal deflection
HP Headphone
Hue Colour phase control for NTSC (not the same as 'Tint')
I Monochrome TV system. Sound carrier distance is 6.0 MHz
I2C Integrated IC bus
IF Intermediate Frequency
IIC Integrated IC bus Interlaced Scan mode where two fields are used to form one frame. Each
field contains half the number of the total amount of lines. The fields are written in pairs,
causing line flicker.
ITV institutional TV
LATAM Latin America
LED Light Emitting Diode
L/L' Monochrome TV system. Sound carrier distance is 6.5 MHz. L' is Band I, L is all bands
except for Band I
LNA Low Noise Amplifier
LS Large Screen
LS Loudspeaker
LSP Large signal panel
M/N Monochrome TV system. Sound carrier distance is 4.5 MHz
MSP Multi-standard Sound Processor:
ITT sound decoder
MUTE Mute-Line
NC Not Connected
NICAM Near Instantaneous Compounded Audio Multiplexing. This is a digital sound system,
mainly used in Europe.
NTSC National Television Standard Committee. Colour system mainly used in North America
and Japan. Colour carrier NTSC M/N = 3.579545 MHz, NTSC 4.43 = 4.433619 MHz (this is a
VCR norm, it is not transmitted off-air)
NVM Non Volatile Memory: IC containing TV related data e.g. alignments
OB Option Byte
OC Open Circuit
OSD On Screen Display
PAL Phase Alternating Line. Colour system mainly used in West Europe (colour carrier =
4.433619 MHz) and South America (colour carrier PAL M = 3.575612 MHz and PAL N =
3.582056 MHz)
PCB Printed Circuit board
PIP Picture In Picture
PLL Phase Locked Loop. Used for e.g.
FST tuning systems. The customer can give directly the desired frequency
POR Power-On Reset Progressive Scan Scan mode where all scan lines are displayed in one
frame at the same time, creating a double vertical resolution.
PTP Picture Tube Panel (or CRT-panel)
RAM Random Access Memory
GB 69 L01.2A 9.
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RC Remote Control handset
RC5 Remote Control system 5, signal from the remote control receiver
RGB Red Green Blue
ROM Read Only Memory
SAM Service Alignment Mode
SAP Second Audio Program
SC Sandcastle: pulse derived from sync signals
S/C Short Circuit
SCAVEM Scan Velocity Modulation
SCL Serial Clock
SDA Serial Data
SDM Service Default Mode
SECAM SEequence Couleur Avec Memoire. Colour system mainly used in France and East
Europe. Colour carriers = 4.406250 MHz and 4.250000 MHz
SIF Sound Intermediate Frequency
SS Small Screen
STBY Standby
SVHS Super Video Home System
SW Software
THD Total Harmonic Distortion
TXT Teletext
_P Microprocessor
UOC Ultimate One Chip
VA Vertical Acquisition
VBAT Main supply voltage for the deflection stage (mostly 141 V)
V-chip Violence Chip
VCR Video Cassette Recorder
WYSIWYR What You See Is What You Record: record selection that follows ma picture and
sound
XTAL Quartz crystal
YC Luminance (Y) and Chrominance (C) signal
Item No. Description Quantity Designator Remarks
06-0F3046-B004X 1
11-0BC337-0BX TRANSISTOR (NPN) BC337-40 1 Q1501
13-00AS12-13B IC AS1213B 1 IC1501
14-IRE05B-XX0 IR EMITTING DIODE TSAL6200 1 D1501
18-CB0221-JNX RES. C.F. 220 OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 R1503
18-CB0229-JNX RES. C.F. 2.2 OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 R1501
25-BCB101-M1X CAP. ELEC 100 UF 16V +/-20% 1 C1504
26-EBP101-JCX CAP. CER 100PF 50V +/-5% CH 1 C1501
26-EBP104-ZFX CAP. CER 0.1UF 50V +80%/-20% 1 C1503
40-UOCASF-RMA P.C.B. REMOTE HANDSET BD 1
45-COS455-KY0 CERAMIC RESONATOR 455KHZ 1 X1501
49-HS46F0-00X1C RUBBER PAD KEYS 1
55-HS46FB-0HA5B BOTTOM CASE 1
55-HS46FD-0HA5B BATTERY DOOR 1
55-HS46FT-0HA1B CASE UPPER - REMOTE HANDSET 1
63-B26060-BT2 S/T SCREW B 2.6 X 6 BT 1
67-X26968-0E2 BATT. TERMINAL (+/-) 1
67-X31028-0E2 SPRING - BATTERY (-) 1
67-X31029-0E2 SPRING - BATTERY (+) 1
58-HS46F3-JUI1A INLAY REMOTE HANDSET 1
08-2170SG-FCN ASS'Y- FRONT CABINET 1
02-GND021-XX0 ASS"Y - CRT GND WIRE&HOUSE 1 FOR CRT GROUNDING
36-DEG210-BX1 DEGAUSSING COIL 2500mm 1
42-61308E-XX0 SPEAKER (58MMX128MM) 8 OHM 6W 1 W601
42-61308E-XX0 SPEAKER (58MMX128MM) 8 OHM 6W 1 W602
46-14026H-02X HS 2P 2468#22 570mm S11-2Y/7mm 1 P601H FOR M. BD P601
46-27688H-04X HS 4P A/B 400/13 RBGW TJC1/4Y 1 P401H FOR D.Y COIL
46-35196H-02X HS 2P22 570/7 TJC3-2Y 1 P602H FOR M. BD P602
54-113970-0U0 PVC TUBE #5 L=ROLL 0.32 FOR SPK HOUSING
54-205140-000 SPACER CRT MOUNTING T=2MM 4 FOR CRT
54-314740-0X0 CRT FIBRE SHEET (22mmX22mmX0.8mm) 4
56-2170FB-0HA5B PUSH BUTTON 1
56-2170LE-0HCAA LENS 1
56-2170PK-0HA5B POWER KNOB 1
56-2170SL-1HN5B SPRAKER GRILLE (LEFT) 1
56-2170SR-1HN5B SPEAKER GRILLE (RIGHT) 1
59-130460-00X RUBBER PAD (25mmX7mm) 2 FOR FRONT CAB. & CRT
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59-130460-00X RUBBER PAD (25mmX7mm) 2 FOR FRONT CAB.(FOOTING)
59-312160-000 SPEAKER RUBBER CUSHION 8 MTG SPK
62-216340-0UA HOLDER POWER CORD HIPS-KINGFA 113(VO) 1
62-377180-0HA CONECTOR 1
63-B40150-AB4 S/T SCREW B 4 X 15 AB 20 MTG CRT BKT & FRONT CAB.
63-W30100-AB4 S/T SCREW W 3 X 10 AB 1 MTG LENS & FRONT CAB.
63-W30100-AB4 S/T SCREW W 3 X 10 AB 3 MTG PUSH BUTTON & FRONT CAB.
63-W30140-HS4 S/T SCREW W 3 X 14 HS 8 FOR SPK & FRONT CAB.
65-A60180-20E EXT. TOOTH WASHTER 6 X 18 X 2 4 FOR CRT
65-Z60100-50E NUT M 6 4 FOR CRT
67-325570-2E0 CRT BRACKET 4 MTG F.CAB & CRT
67-X12668-0E0 SPRING CRT 6mmX40mmX0.5mm 1
67-X25045-0E0 SPRING KNOB 1
62-345690-1UN ASSISTANT RAIL HIPS-KINGFA 113 (VO) 1
63-W30100-AB4 S/T SCREW W 3 X 10 AB 2
57-10654X-00F cable ties(2.5mmX95mm) 6
57-396790-0HG LINE NIP 1
55-2170FC-3UA1K FRONT CABINET 1
58-2970SI-3UI INLAY SIDE AV 1
44-21RFLN-SZ3A CRT A51QDX993X002(H) 1 CRT01
08-2170SG-MAN ASS'Y- MAIN BD 1
07-457FF5-NX7 ALPS FS TUNER TEDH9-249A 1 TU101
10-0FR104-FBX DIODE FR104 (FAST RECTIFIER) 1 D402
10-1N4001-EBX DIODE 1N4001 (RECTIFIER) 1 D301
10-1N4148-ABX DIODE 1N4148 (SWITCHING) 1 D005
10-79C33V-DBX DIODE ZENER 33V 1/2W 5% 1 D101
10-79C5V1-DBX DIODE ZENER 5V1 1/2W 5% 1 D001
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11-A124ES-0BX TRANSISTOR PDTA124ES (PNP) 1 Q005
11-C124ES-0BX TRANSISTOR PDTC124ES (NPN) 1 Q604
11-IRR001-1X0 IR RECEIVER MODULE HS0038A2 1 IR001
11-SA1015-YBX TRANSISTOR 2SA1015Y 1 Q003
11-SC1815-YBX TRANSISTOR 2SC1815Y 1 Q002
11-SC2482-0BX TRANSISTOR 2SC2482 1 Q401
11-SC3779-DBX TRANSISTOR 2SC3779D (RF AMPL) 1 Q101
11-SD2539-0AX TRANSISTOR 2SD2539 (HORIZ O/P) 1 Q402
13-00M24C-08P IC EEPROM 8K M24C08 1 IC001
13-0STV93-02S IC STV9302 1 IC301
13-A8803C-PNP IC TMPA8803CPN 1 IC201
13-L7809C-VAP IC L7809CV 1 IC401
13-TDA705-7AS IC TDA7057AQ (R/L AUDIO O/P) 1 IC601
13-UA7805-C0S IC UA7805C 1 IC402
14-LED05R-XX1 LED RED FB205 1 D051
18-CB0100-JNX RES. C.F. 10 OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 J217
18-CB0102-JNX RES. C.F. 1K OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 R013
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18-CB0123-JNX RES. C.F. 12k OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 R212
18-CB0152-JNX RES. C.F. 1.5k OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 R007
18-CB0182-JNX RES. C.F. 1.8K OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 R021
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18-CB0332-JNX RES. C.F. 3.3k OHM 1/6W +/-5% 1 R218A
18-CD0100-JNX RES. C.F. 10 OHM 1/4W +/-5% 1 R027
18-CE0479-JNX RES. C.F. 4.7 OHM 1/2W +/-5% 1 R640
18-EF0109-JGX RES. FUS. 1 OHM 1W +/-5% (LS) 1 R403
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18-FF0103-JGX RES. M.O. 10k OHM 1W +/-5% 1 R410
18-FF0122-JGX RES. M.O. 1.2k OHM 1W +/-5% 1 R411
18-FF0123-JGX RES. M.O. 12k OHM 1W +/-5% 1 R408
18-FF0129-JGX RES. M.O. 1.2 OHM 1W +/-5% 1 R304
18-FF0221-JGX RES. M.O. 220 OHM 1W +/-5% 1 R336
18-EF0229-JGX RES. FUS. 2.2 OHM 1W +/-5% 1 R420
18-FG0153-JHX RES. M.O. 15k OHM 2W +/-5% 1 R404
18-FG0229-JHX RES. M.O. 2.2 OHM 2W +/-5% 1 R309
18-GJ0332-JUX1 RES.C.C.5W 3.3KOHM +/-5% 1 R402
18-RG0228-JHX RES. WIRE ROUND 0.22 OHM 2W +/-5% 1 R620
25-BCA102-M1X CAP. ELEC 1000 UF 16V +/-20% 1 C232
25-BDA471-M1X CAP. ELEC 470 UF 25V +/-20% 1 C217
25-BDB221-M1X CAP. ELEC 220 UF 25V +/-20% 1 C301
25-BEA102-M1X CAP. ELEC 1000 UF 35V +/-20% 1 C413
25-BEB101-M1X CAP. ELEC 100 UF 35V +/-20% 1 C302
25-BFA220-M1X CAP. ELEC 22 UF 50V +/-20% 1 C106
25-BFB109-M1X CAP. ELEC 1 UF 50V +/-20% 1 C208
25-BFB109-M1X CAP. ELEC 1 UF 50V +/-20% 1 C008A
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25-BFB478-M1X CAP. ELEC 0.47 UF 50V +/-20% 1 C218
25-BHB100-M1X CAP. ELEC 10 UF 100V +/-20% 1 C420
25-BJA470-M1X CAP. ELEC 47 UF 160V +/-20% 1 C411
25-BLA100-M1X CAP. ELEC 10 UF 250V +/-20% 1 C408
25-GFB228-K1X CAP. ELEC 0.22 UF 50V +/-10% 1 C205
25-GFB478-K1X CAP. ELEC 0.47 UF 50V 10%CEC-K 1 C234
26-ABC101-JZX CAP. CER 100 PF 50V +/-5% SL 1 C001
26-AIC102-KBX CAP. CER 1000 PF 500V +/-10% B 1 C401
26-EBP102-KBX CAP. CER 1000 PF 50V +/-10% B 1 C112
26-EBP103-ZFX CAP. CER 0.01UF 50V +80/-20% F 1 C212
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26-EBP152-KBX CAP. CER 1500pF 50V +/-10% B 1 C209
26-EBP272-KBX CAP. CER 2700pF 50V +/-10% B 1 C210
27-AGQ304-J0X CAP. M.PP 0.3 UF 250VDC +/-5% 1 C421
27-AGQ563-J0X CAP. M.PP 0.056 UF 250V +/-5% 1 C410
27-MBC104-J0X CAP. M.P.E 0.1 UF 63V +/-5% 1 C909
27-PBA224-J0X CAP. P.E 0.22UF 63V +/-5% 1 C305
27-PBC222-J0X CAP. P.E 0.0022UF 63V +/-5% 1 C213
27-PBC222-J0X CAP. P.E 0.0022UF 63V +/-5% 1 C204
27-PBC562-J0X CAP. P.E 0.0056UF 63V +/-5% 1 C422
27-PBC822-J0X CAP. P.E 0.0082UF 63V +/-5% 1 C235
34-A109K0-1IX COIL CHOKE 1 UH +/-10% 1 L103
34-A109K0-1IX COIL CHOKE 1 UH +/-10% 1 L102
34-A608K6-1BX COIL CHOKE 0.6 UH +/-10% 1 L402
34-R100J2-0EX COIL PL - 10 UH +/-5% 1 L002
34-R220J2-0EX COIL PL - 22 UH +/-5% 1 L208
34-R220J2-0EX COIL PL - 22 UH +/-5% 1 L201
34-R220J2-0EX COIL PL - 22 UH +/-5% 1 L207
34-R330J2-0EX COIL PL - 33 UH +/-5% 1 L080
34-R330J2-0EX COIL PL - 33 UH +/-5% 1 L202
34-R829J2-0EX COIL PL - 8.2 UH +/-5% 1 L204
36-HDR001-AX1 TRANSFOR HOR. DRIVE (MAGNETIC CORE) 1 T401
36-LIN500-XX1 COIL LINEARITY 50 UH 1 L412
37-SC2502-79Q0X FLYBACK BSC25-0279Q 1 T402
41-WJ0050-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 5MM 1 J025
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41-WJ0050-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 5MM 1 L101
41-WJ0060-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 6mm 1 J001
41-WJ0060-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 6mm 1 J009A
41-WJ0060-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 6mm 1 R200
41-WJ0065-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 6.5MM 1 J010
41-WJ0070-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 7MM 1 J217A
41-WJ0075-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 7.5MM 1 D838A
41-WJ0080-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 8 MM 1 J011
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41-WJ0100-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 10MM 1 J002A
41-WJ0125-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 12.5MM 1 R317
41-WJ0175-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 17.5MM 1 R045
41-WJ0195-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 19.5MM 1 J003A
45-OSC8M0-0Y0 CRYSTAL 8.0MHZ 1 X001
45-TRA4M5-0Y0 CER TRAP TPS 4.5MHZ 1 X201
46-20598W-04X PIN BASE *4 TJC1-4A 1 P401 FOR DY COMMECTOR
46-33079W-02X PIN BASE *2 TJC3-2A 1 P601
46-33079W-02X PIN BASE *2 TJC3-2A 1 P602
46-33079W-05X PIN BASE *5 TJC3-5A 1 P201
46-35179W-04X PIN BASE TJC3-4A 1 P402
47-RCA040-XX0 RCA SOCKET AV-3.2-9W-H 1 P901
48-TAC002-XX0 TACT SWITCH 1 S001
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48-TAC002-XX0 TACT SWITCH 1 S008A
62-227680-0UA BRACKET ABS-KINGFA 606 (UO) 1
62-310430-0HA LED HOLDER (COMMON) 1
64-P30060-104 M/C SCREW 3 X 6 (ZINC) 1 FOR IC401
64-P30060-104 M/C SCREW 3 X 6 (ZINC) 1 FOR IC402
64-P30100-104 M/C SCREW P 3 X 10 1 FOR Q402
64-P30100-104 M/C SCREW P 3 X 10 1 FOR IC301
64-P30100-104 M/C SCREW P 3 X 10 2 FOR IC601
65-Z30050-23M NUT M 3 1 FOR Q402
65-Z30050-23M NUT M 3 1 FOR IC301
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 2 FOR L412
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 3 FOR Q402
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 2 FOR C421
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 2 FOR C406B
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 9 FOR FBT
66-382330-0B7 RIVET 2.0X3.7X3.5 2 FOR R402
66-382330-0B7 RIVET 2.0X3.7X3.5 2 FOR IC601 HEAT SINK
67-H24249-2M2 HEAT SINK 1 FOR IC402
67-H24249-3M2 HEAT SINK 1 FOR IC401
67-H30752-3A0 HEAT SINK 1 FOR IC301
67-H30752-3A0 HEAT SINK 1 FOR Q402
70-271510-00A SERVICE CARD 1
71-270870-0A9 LABEL 2
90-269080-ZU0 CLEAN COATING TC-131L 14KG/BARREL 0
27-PBC152-J0X CAP. P.E 0.0015UF 63V +/-5% 1 C215
25-BCB101-M1X CAP. ELEC 100 UF 16V +/-20% 1 C900-TO GND
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27-PBC152-J0X CAP. P.E 0.0015UF 63V +/-5% 1 C607
27-PBC152-J0X CAP. P.E 0.0015UF 63V +/-5% 1 C608
13-000040-53P IC 4053 (ANALOG SW) 1 IC901
18-DB0153-FNX RES. M.F. 15K OHM 1/6W +/-1% 1 R244
27-MBC474-J0X CAP. M.P.E 0.47UF 63V +/-5% 1 C601
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40-2111SG-MAD P.C.B. MAIN PCB BD 1
27-ALR113-J0X CAP. M.PP 0.011 UF 1.6KV +/-5% 1 C406B
27-AMQ561-JHX CAP M.PP 560 PF 2KV +/-5% 1 C402
46-33079W-05X PIN BASE *5 TJC3-5A 1 P903
46-33079W-04X PIN BASE *4 TJC3-4A 1 P904
45-SAWF18-590 SAW FILTER F1859 1 Z101
67-H34423-EA0 HEAT SINK 1 FOR IC601
46-35107W-03X PIN BASE EH-3A 1 P001
08-2170SG-PAN ASS'Y- PACKING 1
49-382550-BAT BATTERY R06P AA 1.5V 5# 2
72-2170SG-E031A OPERATION MANUAL 1
74-022032-6WE POLYBAG (23cmX34cmX0.06mm) 1
74-120120-80HAA POLYBAG W/SUFFOCATION WARNING 1
75-2170LL-CC0 POLYFOAM (LL) 1
75-2170LR-CC0 POLYFOAM (LR) 1
75-2170UL-CC0 POLYFOAM (UL) 1
75-2170UR-CC0 POLYFOAM (UR) 1
76-A2170I-0AT CARTON BOX 1
08-2170SG-PWY ASS'Y- POWER BD 1
10-0RL255-EBX DIODE RL255 (POWER RECTIFIER) 1 D815
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10-0RU3YX-F0X DIODE RU3YX (FAST RECTIFIER) 1 D830
10-0TRU3C-F0X DIODE TRU3C (FAST RECOVERY) 1 D831
10-1SS136-ABX DIODE 1SS136 1 D804
10-1SS136-ABX DIODE 1SS136 1 D835
10-HER108-FBX DIODE HER108 1 D806
10-HS16VC-DBX DIODE 500mW 16HSC 1 D838
10-HS6V2B-DBX DIODE 6V2 500mW 1 D840
11-SC2688-LAX TRANSISTOR 2SC2688L (NPN) 1 Q830
11-SK2996-0AX TRANSISTOR 2SK2996 (MOS) 1 Q801
13-0HPC92-2CP PHOTO COUPLER HPC922-C 1 IC802
13-44608P-40P IC MC44608P40 1 IC801
18-CD0220-JNX RES. C.F. 22 OHM 1/4W +/-5% 1 R811A
18-CD0392-JNX RES. C.F. 3.9K OHM 1/4W +/-5% 1 R835
18-CE0479-JNX RES. C.F. 4.7 OHM 1/2W +/-5% 1 R832
18-CE0563-JNX RES. C.F. 56k OHM 1/2W +/-5% 1 R831
18-DD0104-FNX RES. M.F. 0.1M OHM 1/4W +/-1% 1 R804
18-DD0912-FNX RES. M.F. 9.1K OHM 1/4W +/-1% 1 R804A
18-FG0333-JHX RES. M.O. 33K OHM 2W +/-5% 1 R837
18-GJ0103-KUX1 RES.C.C.5W 10KOHM +/-10% 1 R836
18-GJ0223-KUX1 RES.C.C.5W 22KOHM +/-10 1 R808
18-KE0105-JN3 RES. H.VOLT. CC 1M OHM 1/2W +/-5% 1 R802
18-KF0825-JH3 RES. H.VOLT.CC 8.2M OHM 1W +/-5% 1 R812
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18-RG0228-JHX RES. WIRE ROUND 0.22 OHM 2W +/-5% 1 R810
20-TR103H-5CX TRIMMER B10K HORIZ TYPE 1 VR830
22-NTC479-XX0 NTC 4.7 OHM +/-18% NTC4.7D2-14 1 RT802
25-343260-M1X CAR. ELEC 1 C832
25-BCA102-M1X CAP. ELEC 1000 UF 16V +/-20% 1 C849
25-BJG101-M1X CAP. ELEC 100 UF 160V +/-20% 1 C835
25-BKG331-M1X CAP. ELEC 330 UF 200V +/-20% 1 C806
26-ABC104-ZFX CAP. CER 0.1 UF 50V +80-20% F 1 C813
26-AGK221-KRX CAP. CER 220 PF 250V +/-10% 1 C830
26-AIM103-KBX CAP. CER 0.01UF 500V +/-10% B 1 C834
26-AKK221-KRX CAP. CER 220 PF 1KV +/-10% R 1 C833
26-AMK102-KBX CAP. CER 1000 PF 2KV +/-10% B 1 C815
26-APK222-ME4 CAP. CER 2200PF 400VAC+/-20% E 1 C816
26-APK471-KBX CAP. CER 470PF 400VAC +/-10% B 1 C803
26-APK471-KBX CAP. CER 470PF 400VAC +/-10% B 1 C804
26-AQK472-ZFX CAP. CER 4700PF 250VAC+80-20%F 1 C807
26-AQK472-ZFX CAP. CER 4700PF 250VAC+80-20%F 1 C808
26-EBP102-KBX CAP. CER 1000 PF 50V +/-10% B 1 C804A
27-AQT224-MVH CAP. M.PP 0.22 UF 275VAC 20% 1 C801
27-RJP472-J0X CAP. PP 4700 PF 630V +/-5% 1 C809
34-R100K2-1BX COIL CHOKE 10 UH +/-10% 1 L843
34-R101K2-1BX COIL CHOKE 100 UH +/-10% 1 L804
35-139730-00X FERR. BEAD BF60 2 FOR D830
36-TRF110-XX0 TRANSFORMER 1 T803
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46-10962W-02X PIN BASE *2 TJC2-2A 1 P801
51-BC0243-0DH05 POWER CORD UL PLUG W/HOUSING 1
64-B30100-104 M/C SCREW B 3 X 10 1 FOR Q801
66-20516X-0B0 FUSE HOLDER 2
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 3 FOR RT801
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 4 FOR T801
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 4 FOR T803
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 2 FOR L804
66-343730-0B0 HOLLOW RIVET 1.6X3.0XL3.2 2 FOR D831
66-382330-0B7 RIVET 2.0X3.7X3.5 2 FOR R808
66-382330-0B7 RIVET 2.0X3.7X3.5 2 FOR R836
66-382330-0B7 RIVET 2.0X3.7X3.5 2 FOR C806
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66-382330-0B7 RIVET 2.0X3.7X3.5 2 FOR P801
67-H35984-5A0 HEAT SINK 1 FOR Q801
71-DYP000-TZ1 HEAT SINK LABEL 1 STICK ON HEAT SINK
90-209770-SR1 SILICONE GREASE G-746 0
22-PTC200-XX1 PTC 20 OHM +/-20% 1 RT801
50-03150D-1GS FUSE T 3.15A 250V 5X20MM 1 F801
41-WJ0100-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 10MM 1 R807A
36-LIF022-XX0 LINE FILTER LCL-2828 1 T801
46-28559W-02X PIN BASE *2 TJC1-2A 1 P802
08-2170SG-RCN ASS'Y- REAR CABINET 1
58-2170MP-0UIMA PLATE MODEL NO. 1
58-2170RI-9UIMA INLAY REAR AV 1
59-130460-00X RUBBER PAD (25mmX7mm) 2 FOR REAR CAB.(FOOTING)
63-B40250-AB2 S/T SCREW B 4 X 25 AB 2 MTG FRONT & REAR CAB.
63-B40250-AB2 S/T SCREW B 4 X 25 AB 4 MTG FRONT & REAR CAB.
63-F30100-BT3 S/T SCREW F 3 X 10 BT (BLACK) 2 MTG RCA JACK & REAR CAB.
54-114000-00X FELT TAPE (150mmX19mmX0.3mm) 7 STICK ON R.CAB
62-301490-0UN SUPPORTER (FOR FBT) 1
63-W30100-AB4 S/T SCREW W 3 X 10 AB 2 MTG FBT SUPPORTER & R.CAB
62-345700-0UN ATTACHMENT RAIL PIPS-KINGFA 113 (VO) 1
63-W30100-AB4 S/T SCREW W 3 X 10 AB 2
54-205140-000 SPACER CRT MOUNTING T=2MM 2
55-2170RC-1UN5F REAR CABINET 1
08-2170SG-XRY ASS'Y- X- RAY PARTS 1
10-79C20V-DBX DIODE ZENER 20V 1/2W 5% 1 D253
18-DD0181-FNX RES. M.F. 180 OHM 1/4W +/-1% 1 R255
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18-DD0391-FNX RES. M.F. 390 OHM 1/4W +/-1% 1 R254
18-EE0109-JNX RES. FUS. 1 OHM 1/2W +/-5% 1 R407
08-2170SG-MSP 1
13-MSP342-5GP IC MSP 3425G B8 V3 1 IC1001
26-ABC102-KBX CAP. CER 1000 PF 50V +/-10% B 1 C1018
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26-ABC339-CZX CAP. CER 3.3 PF 50V +/-0.25 SL 1 C1001
26-ABC339-CZX CAP. CER 3.3 PF 50V +/-0.25 SL 1 C1002
40-2111SG-MPC MPS BD 1
26-EBP560-JZX CAP. CER 56PF 50V +/-5% SL TUBE 1 C1004
26-EBP560-JZX CAP. CER 56PF 50V +/-5% SL TUBE 1 C1005
34-R220J2-0EX COIL PL - 22 UH +/-5% 1 L1001
34-A100K0-0IX COIL CHOKE 10 UH +/-10% 1 J1002
34-A100K0-0IX COIL CHOKE 10 UH +/-10% 1 J1004
45-OSC18M-4Y0 CRYSTAL 18.432M 1 X1001
46-33079W-03X PIN BASE *3 TJC3-3A 1 P1002
46-33079W-03X PIN BASE *3 TJC3-3A 1 P1003
46-33079W-03X PIN BASE *3 TJC3-3A 1 P1004
46-21550W-09X HEADER *9 TS9B-SQ-1 1 P1001(2-10)
67-257870-1T0 BRACKET IF BD 1 FOR MSP BD TO M.BD
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67-257870-2T0 BRACKET IF BD 1 FOR MSP BD TO M.BD
08-2170SG-CRY ASS'Y- CRT BD 1
18-CD0104-JNX RES. C.F. 100K OHM 1/4W +/-5% 1 R521
18-BE0272-KFX RES. C.C. 2.7K OHM 1/2W +/-10% 1 R514
26-AMK221-KBX CAP. CER 220PF 2KV +/-10% B 1 C505
35-139730-00X FERR. BEAD BF60 1 L505 (FOR C514)
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35-139730-00X FERR. BEAD BF60 1 L506 (FOR C514)
40-02135S-CRD P.C.B. CRT BD 1
41-WJ0050-B00 WIRE BARE JUMPER 5MM 1 FROM Q505 (B) TO Q505 (E)
46-10967W-01X PIN BASE *1 TJC1-1A 1 P503
46-30615H-04X HS 4P24 460 F/W TJC3-4Y/SCN-4 1 FROM P502 TO M.BD P402
47-CRT004-XX0 CRT SOCKET GZS10-2-108 1 S501
46-37030H-05X HS 5P 2468#24 450 TJC3-5Y/SCN 1 FROM P501(2-6) TO (1-5)
08-2170SG-SIY ASS'Y-SIDE AV BD 1
40-2170SG-SIB P.C.B. SIDE BD 1
46-27266H-04X HS 4P24 350F/W TJC3-4Y/JC25-4Y 1 FROM P955 TO P904(1-4)
47-RCA001-XX0 RCA SOCKET AV-8.4-6 (RED) 1 P954
47-RCA002-XX0 RCA SOCKET AV-8.4-6 (WHITE) 1 P953
47-RCA003-XX0 RCA SOCKET AV-8.4-6 (YELLOW) 1 P952
47-SVI001-XX0 SOCKET 1 P951
58-2970SI-0UIMB INLAY SIDE AV 1
63-W30100-AB4 S/T SCREW W 3 X 10 AB 2 FOR SIDE AV TO REAR CABINET
46-35169H-03X HS 3P 2468#24 200 TJC3-3Y/JC25-3Y 1 FROM P956(1-3)TO P1002
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