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2-6.  OSD  V 60  NTSC OSD vertical position adjustment

[Setting TV/measuring equipment]

1. Use the pattern generator and input the crosshatch signal using a pattern generator.
2. Adjust each distance of A (from   to top end on screen) and B (from   to bottom end on

screen) so that they are equal. (Fig. 2-10)

5-3. Tuner GAIN Adjustment

3-1.  RF AGC  RF AGC adjustment

[Setting TV/measuring equipment]

1. Connect the digital voltage meter to the test points.
2. Input the specified input signal to RF ANT to receive 471.25 MHz.
3. Measure the voltage value of the test points.

If the voltage value is 3.8 V or less, use the [/-] key of the jig remote control

and adjust for 3.8 V or more (approx. 4.0 V).

4. Use the [/-] key of the jig remote control and increase the value. The

adjustment ends when the voltage value becomes 0.2 V less than that of the initial
measurement.

[Setting TV/measuring equipment] RF-AGC simplified adjustment

1. Connect the digital voltage meter to the test points.
2. Measure the electric field strength of the pattern generator owned by you.
3. Use the [/-] key of the jig remote control and adjust so that each voltage

value is close to the corresponding electric field strengths referring to Fig. 3-1.

5-4. Color and Brightness Adjustments

4-1.  SCREEN  Screen adjustment

[Setting TV/measuring equipment] RF-AGC simplified adjustment

1. Use the jig remote control and set to the adjustment mode screen.
2. Set the value of MENU3-2 BRIGHT to 32 H.
3. Press the [SLEEP] key of the jig remote control once to enter the AGING mode.
4. Press the [10] key of the jig remote control once and show the SCREEN adjustment

screen. (Fig. 4-1)

5. Adjust the lower SFR of FBT until each value satisfies the specifications.
6. Set the value of MENU3-2 BRIGHT to 20 H.

Note : Upon completion of adjustment, be sure to adjust 

BRIGHT (MENU3-2)

.

Fig.2-10

A

B

NTSC cross hatch

65

2.50V

dB V

µ

70

2.20V

dB V

µ

dB V

75

µ

1.90

V

80

1.75V

dB V

µ

Fig.3-1

Electric field

strength

Voltage value

WBC

04H

HBC

02H

Fig.4-1

PAL CONVERGENCE

MENU2 6

NTSC crosshatch

VIDEO

ADJUSTMENT MENU No.

SPEC
MODE

INPUT SIGNAL

A = B

MENU4 2

PAL color bar (Full-field)

Channel    : 471.25 MHz

ADJUSTMENT MENU No.

TEST POINTS
SPEC
MODE

INPUT SIGNAL

Input level : 57± 1.0 dBµV

TU101  1pin/C102 + side
3.4± 0.4 VDC
TUNER

MENU4 2

PAL color bar (Full-field)

TU101  1pin/C102 + side

ADJUSTMENT MENU No.

TEST POINTS
SPEC

INPUT SIGNAL

Channel    : 471.25 MHz

1.75 to 2.50 VDC

MENU3 2

PAL CONVERGENCE

ADJUSTMENT MENU No.

ADJUSTMENT LOCATION
SPEC

MODE

INPUT SIGNAL

T601 (Lower SFR of FBT)
WBC : 04H
HBC  : 02H

VIDEO

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Summary of Contents for TV-FA2110

Page 1: ...MANUAL D A T A TV FA2110 SHJ2 KERJ2 KER71 COLOR TELEVISION S M Code No 09 023 457 3R1 REVISION This Service Manual is the Revision Publishing and replaces Simple Manual S M Code 09 023 457 3T1 d u p...

Page 2: ...C DIAGRAM 1 3 MAIN 22 WIRING 2 3 NK 23 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 2 3 NK 24 WIRING 3 3 AUDIO 25 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 3 3 AUDIO 26 TRANSISTOR ILLUSTRATION 1 1 27 WAVEFORMS 28 29 IC BLOCK DIAGRAM 30 31 SET UP FOR A...

Page 3: ...followings board The inside wiring is designed not to get close to the pyrogenic parts and high voltage parts Therefore put these parts in the original positions 5 Take care of the cathode ray tube B...

Page 4: ...VHF E2 E12 UHF E21 E69 CABLE S1 S41 Antenna input 75 ohms unbalanced Video input 1 Vp p 75 ohms Video output 1 Vp p 75 ohms Audio input 0 5 Vrms 33 K ohms more Audio output 0 5 Vrms 2 2 K ohms less Sp...

Page 5: ...the spare parts centers Components marked X and R are not designated as spare parts for after sales service and will not be stocked at the spare parts centers UNIT NAME C REF NO PARTS NO PARTS NAME S...

Page 6: ...e cap the spring characteristics of the hook could be lost and when reinstalled the cap would come off from the CRT anode button easily causing an accident Do not turn the anode cap 3 If the anode cap...

Page 7: ...cap after installing it Never re use the hook when it has been deformed 1 If the anode cap is turned after it is installed it may come off Therefore arrange the high voltage cable before attaching th...

Page 8: ...cause an installation defect 4 Turn over the rubber cap symmetrically on the left and right See Figure 3 4 Caution Take great care not to damage the anode cap Figure 3 3 5 Fit your forefinger over the...

Page 9: ...r and visually check that the hook is engaged securely 9 Release your hand from the rubber cap of the anode cap Caution Cover the anode cap so that it does not lift 10 Hold the skirt of the andoe cap...

Page 10: ...r CN801 4 Pull out the MAIN C B in the direction of the arrow 2 See Figure 4 1 Figure 5 1 A Insulation tape DISASSEMBLY 5 5 1 2 CN802 Power cord CN801 CN902 CNA951 CN501 AUDIO C B MAIN C B NK C B CN90...

Page 11: ...H J LAL02 a b c AUDIO O R 0551 87 A01 104 090 RES M F 390 1W J RSS1X a b c AUDIO O R 0552 87 A01 104 090 RES M F 390 1W J RSS1X a b c AUDIO O R 0553 88 108 103 080 C RES U 10K 1 16W J a b c AUDIO O R...

Page 12: ...1L SME b c MAIN O C 0412 87 012 285 080 C CAP U 8200P 50 K B GRM a b c MAIN O C 0413 87 A11 228 080 C CAP U 0 027 25 K B a b c MAIN O C 0414 87 A12 087 080 CAP E 1 50 SMG a MAIN O C 0414 87 010 401 08...

Page 13: ...b c MAIN O C 0804 87 A11 802 090 CAP E 330 400 SMH a b c MAIN O C 0805 87 A10 474 090 CAP PP 0 01 1 25K H PHS a b c MAIN O C 0808 87 A12 867 090 CAP PP 2200P 1 25K J ECWH V a b c MAIN O C 0809 87 A10...

Page 14: ...88 100 000 010 PLATING JW 0 58 SN95 a b c MAIN O D 0811 87 A41 108 080 DIODE 11EQS03L a b c MAIN S D 0830 87 A40 354 090 DIODE UF3GL 6251 a b c MAIN S D 0832 87 A40 762 080 ZENER UZ9 1BSC a b c MAIN O...

Page 15: ...0 080 F BEAD 9 0 FBR07HA121NB 00 a b c MAIN O FB 0830 87 003 320 080 F BEAD 9 0 FBR07HA121NB 00 a b c MAIN O FB 0831 87 003 320 080 F BEAD 9 0 FBR07HA121NB 00 a b c MAIN O FB 0833 87 003 320 080 F BEA...

Page 16: ...2412KR a b c MAIN S Q 0002 89 324 122 040 C TR 2SC2412KR a b c MAIN S Q 0003 87 A30 087 080 C FET 2SK2158 a b c MAIN S Q 0004 87 A30 087 080 C FET 2SK2158 a b c MAIN S Q 0005 89 324 122 040 C TR 2SC24...

Page 17: ...02 080 C RES U 1K 1 16W J a b c MAIN O R 0315 88 108 102 080 C RES U 1K 1 16W J a b c MAIN O R 0316 88 108 102 080 C RES U 1K 1 16W J a b c MAIN O R 0317 88 108 102 080 C RES U 1K 1 16W J a b c MAIN X...

Page 18: ...N X R 0805 88 108 105 080 C RES U 1M 1 16W J a b c MAIN X R 0806 88 130 151 080 RES 150 1 4W J a b c MAIN O R 0807 88 108 223 080 C RES U 22K 1 16W J a b c MAIN O R 0808 87 A00 933 050 RES M F 10 2W J...

Page 19: ...3 87 A61 126 080 MALE 1P TP42097 a b c NK O CN 0904 87 A61 060 080 CONN 1P V RED TP00706 a b c NK O CN 0906 87 A61 126 080 MALE 1P TP42097 a b c NK O CNA0951 8B JET 657 010 CONN ASSY 5P VRGB JST a b c...

Page 20: ...ectors they are not stocked as they are not the initial order items The connectors are available after they are supplied from connector manufacturers upon the order is received ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST 1...

Page 21: ...J2 MODEL SHJ2 MODEL SHJ2 MODEL SHJ2 MODEL KERJ2 MODEL 1 1 4 5 1 11 10 5 1 5 3 4 2 6 L802 1 6 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DY UNIT 5 4 2 1 VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO 1 INPUT AUDIO L MONO AUDIO R AUDIO L OUTPUT NK C B...

Page 22: ...P V SYNC INVERTER AUIDO SELECTION VIDEO SIGNAL SWITCHER VIDEO AUDIO L OUTPUT AUDIO R VIDEO 1 INPUT S VIDEO TO NK C B CNA951 Q401 402 D1 D2 1N4148 1N4148 1N4148 1N4148 1SS133 1SS133 MUTE IF PRE AMP AER...

Page 23: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U WIRING 2 3 NK 5 1 1 5 MAIN C B CNA602 MAIN C B CN301 MAIN C B T601 MAIN C B SCREEN CRT GND CRT GND NK C B CRT101 d u p a t...

Page 24: ...SHJ2C KERJ2C MODEL A51LVG897X02 KER71M MODEL CAP ANODE TO MAIN C B T601 TO MAIN C B T601 2 8 2 9 2 8 0 0 6 3 201 2 110 2 103 1 105 6 1SS133 KER71M MODEL 1N4148 EXCEPT KER71M MODEL 1SS133 KER71M MODEL...

Page 25: ...H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 WIRING 3 3 AUDIO 1 1 1 4 1 10 6 4 MAIN C B CN803 MAIN C B CN702 MAIN C B CN302 SPEAKER L ch SPEAKER R ch PHONES J502 J502 J501 MO...

Page 26: ...Y VIDEO SIGNAL TO MAIN C B CN302 TO MAIN C B CN702 TO MAIN C B CN803 SP401 R SPEAKER SP402 L SPEAKER AUDIO C B VIDEO VIDEO 2 IN MONO R L AUDIO S VIDEO AF AMP 470 25 470 25 0 0 25 1 0 0 0 0 12 6 0 7 0...

Page 27: ...27 TRANSISTOR ILLUSTRATION 1 1 E C B 2SA1015Y 2SA1296 2SC2482 E B C S G D 2SK2158 B C E S D G 2SD2624 FS7KM16A 2SC2412 2SC2714 2SA1037 d u p a t o r...

Page 28: ...mS IC501 Pin 2 V out VOLT DIV 1V TIME DIV 4mS D836 Anode VOLT DIV 10V TIME DIV 4 S IC301 Pin33 HOUT VOLT DIV 100mV TIME DIV 10 S IC301 Pin38 IF VOUT VOLT DIV 100mV TIME DIV 10 S Q103 Collector VOLT DI...

Page 29: ...IV 10 S IC901 Pin8 VO G VOLT DIV 5V TIME DIV 10 S IC901 Pin5 IKB VOLT DIV 100mV TIME DIV 200 S IC901 Pin8 VO G VOLT DIV 1V TIME DIV 200 S IC402 Pin30 L IN VOLT DIV 100mV TIME DIV 200 S Q602 Base VOLT...

Page 30: ...30 IC BLOCK DIAGRAM 1 2 IC AN5539N IC AN5277 IC TA1216AN IC TDA6108JF d u p a t o r...

Page 31: ...31 IC BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 2 IC TDA9381PS IC MM1311AD d u p a t o r...

Page 32: ...d signal amplitude is 0 30 0 66 If the output signal does not conform with the specifications calibrate the pattern generator Refer to pattern generator operation manual Use the LEADER LCG 404 for the...

Page 33: ...e CRT s back screen and disengage Be careful not to loose the lock ring too much If the magnet assembly has become shifted during adjustments secure it to the position in Fig 1 4 3 Beam convergence ad...

Page 34: ...djust the tilt of the deflecting yoke and tighten the DY lock screw 8 Shift the magnet assembly to the front toward the CRT funnel stop movement before the adjustment position and then tighten the mag...

Page 35: ...f the CRT funnel in order to secure the deflecting yoke Refer to Fig 1 9 Position of wedge Fig 1 9 Wedge Wedge Wedge In Fig 1 8 the two 6 pole magnets are stacked together so as to be of the same pola...

Page 36: ...n Position Adjustments for PAL 1 1 H POS 50 1 2 V POS 50 1 3 V SIZE 50 1 4 V LINEA 50 1 5 OSD H 50 1 6 OSD V 50 5 2 Screen Size and Screen Position Adjustments for NTSC 2 1 H POS 60 2 2 V POS 60 2 3 V...

Page 37: ...justment mode AGING 0000 AFT HIGH UCON 3 OPT 0B025B00 Sw version V20010614 SW4 CON version display CON version display a CRT ON accumulated hours display b AFT S curve status display CON version displ...

Page 38: ...SOT 20H 20H 20H 20H 03H 30H 16H 02H 20H 2 Press the CHANNEL key to move from MENU 1 to MENU 12 3 To select the adjustment item press the numerical key 1 to 9 Example If you want to select 2 V POS 50 p...

Page 39: ...Reference value EW AMP50 EW WID50 EW UP50 EW LOW50 TRPEZ50 H PARA50 H BOW50 VPOS Z50 VSIZE Z50 50 Hz horizontal size 50 Hz pincushion whole 50 Hz pincushion upper 50 Hz pincushion lower 50 Hz trapezo...

Page 40: ...lue FM VOL AM VOL VOL74 NERL NERH AVL74 GAIN73 GAIN ST AVL UOC DEF VOL NICAM output level FM NICAM output level AM NICAM output level NICAM NICAM ERROR RATE LOWER NICAM ERROR RATE HIGHER AUTO VOLUME L...

Page 41: ...equipment MENU1 1 SPEC MODE VIDEO ADJUSTMENT MENU No INPUT SIGNAL PAL monoscope The numbers of horizontal scales of the monoscope signal are equal in both right and left on the monitor Fig 1 1 PAL mo...

Page 42: ...ENCE Fig 1 6 13 13 25 to Fig 1 7 PAL monoscope MENU1 3 PAL monoscope VIDEO ADJUSTMENT MENU No SPEC MODE INPUT SIGNAL Vertical graduation is 3 5 to 4 5 90 to 94 1 Use the pattern generator and input th...

Page 43: ...eft edge on screen and B from to right edge on screen so that they are equal Fig 1 9 MENU1 5 PAL CONVERGENCE VIDEO ADJUSTMENT MENU No SPEC MODE INPUT SIGNAL A B 1 6 OSD V 50 PAL OSD vertical position...

Page 44: ...onoscope Fig 2 4 NTSC cross hatch Fig 2 5 NTSC monoscope MENU2 2 NTSC monoscope VIDEO ADJUSTMENT MENU No SPEC MODE INPUT SIGNAL CRT center monoscope center line Setting TV measuring equipment V POS 60...

Page 45: ...NU 2 2 and V SIZE 60 MENU 2 3 If they do not satisfy the specifications re adjust them MENU2 4 NTSC monoscope VIDEO ADJUSTMENT MENU No SPEC MODE INPUT SIGNAL True circle Setting TV measuring equipment...

Page 46: ...ield strengths referring to Fig 3 1 5 4 Color and Brightness Adjustments 4 1 SCREEN Screen adjustment Setting TV measuring equipment RF AGC simplified adjustment 1 Use the jig remote control and set t...

Page 47: ...A 100 CRT COLOR ANALIZER Setting TV measuring equipment Perform aging for at least 20 minutes before starting adjustment 1 Set CA 100 Fig 4 4 2 Adjust each CUT OFF and each GAIN so that X values and Y...

Page 48: ...es reddish 4 Decrease the value gradually until red disappears 5 Use the VOLUME key of the jig remote control and increase the G GAIN value so that the picture becomes greenish 6 Decrease the value gr...

Page 49: ...49 MECHANICAL EXPLODED VIEW 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 A 6 7 7 8 8 B B B B C C D D 10 9 11 12 H 13 28 F F 14 G 16 15 E 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 A A A H H H H 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 34 33 32 d u p a t o r...

Page 50: ...O MC1022 8Z JBR 205 110 HLDR PCB 3 a b c O MC1023 84 LB3 216 010 HLDR LED a b c X MC1024 8B JET 217 010 HT SINK AUDIO a b X MC1024 8B JET 640 010 HT SINK AUDIO c X MC1025 8B JET 216 010 HT SINK BRG a...

Page 51: ...r ST Titan Silver T Brown V Violet W White WT Transparent White Y Yellow YT Transparent Yellow LM Metallic Blue LL Light Blue GT Transparent Green LD Dark Blue DT Transparent Orange GM Metallic Green...

Page 52: ...b c X 87 B40 281 010 LBL BAR CODE A 35X8 a b c X 8B JEU 010 010 LBL SPEC SH a X 8B JEU 013 010 LBL CPA b X 8B JEU 011 010 LBL SPEC KER b X 8B JEU 201 010 SH 5 15 1 0 M c X 87 059 033 010 LBL JBE c X...

Page 53: ...2 11 IKENOHATA 1 CHOME TAITO KU TOKYO 110 8710 JAPAN TEL 03 3827 3111 0251431 d u p a t o r...

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