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BASIC OPERATION

ENGL

ISH

AV32/28L2EU/ LCT0887-001A-U/ English

2

Press the 

ì

 and 

ë

 buttons to choose a

Programme number (PR). Then press the

á

 button.

Note:

•

For Programme numbers (PR) with the CHILD
LOCK function set, the 

@@@@

 (CHILD LOCK) mark is

displayed next to the Programme number (PR) in
the PR LIST.

•

You cannot use the 

ë

 buttons to choose a Pro-

gramme number (PR) with the CHILD LOCK fun-
tion set.

•

Even if you try to choose a Programme number
(PR) with the CHILD LOCK function set, the 

@@@@

(CHILD LOCK) mark will appear, and you cannot
watch the TV channel. To watch the TV channel,
see “CHILD LOCK” on page 21.

•

If you do not have a clear picture or no colour ap-
pears, change the colour system manually. See
“COLOUR SYSTEM” on page 17.

•

If the picture is tilted, correct it. See “PICTURE
TILT” on page 17.

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Press the 

ì

 buttons to adjust the vol-

ume.

The Volume indicator appears and the volume changes as 
you press the –/+ buttons.

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Choose an EXT terminal to which the desired external device
has been connected.

Use the 

&

 button:

Press the 

&

 button to choose an EXT terminal.

Pressing the 

&

 button changes the choice as follows:

Use the 

ë

 buttons:

Press the 

ë

 buttons to choose an EXT terminal.

Use the PR LIST:

1

Press the 

#

 (Information) button to dis-

play the PR LIST.

2

Press the 

ì

 and 

ë

 buttons to choose

an EXT terminal. Then press the 

á

 button. 

Note:

•

The EXT terminals are registered after the Pro-
gramme number PR 99.

•

You can choose a video input signal from the S-VID-
EO signal (Y/C signal) and regular video signal
(composite signal). For details, see “S-IN (S-VIDEO
input)” on page 19.

•

If you do not have a clear picture or no colour ap-
pears, change the colour system manually. See
“COLOUR SYSTEM” on page 17.

•

When choosing an EXT terminal with no input signal,
the EXT terminal number becomes fixed on the screen.

•

This TV set has a function which can automatically
change over the input according to a special signal
output from an external device. (The EXT-4 terminal
does not support it.)

To return to a TV channel:

Press the 

 

 button, the 

ë

 buttons or the Number

buttons.

To use the Programme number PR 0 (AV):

When the TV and VCR are connected only by the Aerial
cable, choosing the Programme number PR 0 (AV) al-
lows you to view images from the VCR. Set the VCR RF
channel to the Programme number PR 0 (AV) manually.
For details, see “EDIT/MANUAL” on page 24.
Pressing the 

&

 button changes the choice as fol-

lows:

Note:

•

The VCR RF channel is sent as the RF signal from
the VCR. 

•

Also refer to your VCR instruction manual.

EXT-1

EXT-4

EXT-2

EXT-3

TV mode

EXT modes

Programme 

numbers 

PR 1 – PR 99

EXT-1

PR 0

EXT-4

EXT-2

EXT-3

TV mode

EXT modes

Programme 

numbers 

PR 1 – PR 99

AV28L2EU_Eng.book  Page 7  Wednesday, March 7, 2001  4:37 PM

Summary of Contents for AV32L2EUBL

Page 1: ...n 2001 AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS 2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4 FEATURES 5 MAIN DIFFERENCE LIST 5 SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS 6 SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS 12 PARTS LIST 31 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS STANDARD CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 2 1 SERVICE MANUAL COLOUR TELEVISION BASIC CHASSIS MF ...

Page 2: ...Freq PAL 4 43MHz SECAM 4 40625MHz 4 25MHz NTSC 3 58MHz 4 43MHz Power Input AC 220V 240V 50Hz Power Consumption 189W Max 140W Avg Aerial Input Term 75Ωunbalanced Coaxial Picture Tube Visible size 76cm Measured diagonally High Voltage 31 0kV at zero beam current Speaker 20cm 4cm Oval type 2 with BOX Audio Output 7 5W 7 5W EXT 1 EXT 2 EXT 3 IN OUT 21 pin Euro connector SCART socket 3 EXT 4 Input Vide...

Page 3: ...minal Low impedance TV OUT LINE OUT NC 4 AUDIO GND 5 GND B 6 AUDIO L input 500mVrms Nominal High impedance 7 B input 700mVB W 75Ω NC 8 FUNCTON SW SLOW SW Low 0 3V High 8 12V High impedance 9 GND G 10 SCL3 NC NC 11 G input 700mVB W 75Ω NC 12 SDA3 NC NC 13 GND R 14 GND YS NC 15 R C input R 700mVB W 75Ω C 300mVP P 75Ω only R only C 16 Ys input Low 0 0 4 High 1 3V 75Ω NC 17 GND VIDEO output 18 GND VID...

Page 4: ...eplacements or alternatives approved by the manufacturer of the complete product 7 Do not check high voltage by drawing an arc Use a high voltage meter or a high voltage probe with a VTVM Discharge the picture tube before attempting meter connection by connecting a clip lead to the ground frame and connecting the other end of the lead through a 10k 2W resistor to the anode button 8 When service is...

Page 5: ...d in their original language Built in ECO ECONOMY ECOLOGY MODE In accordance with the brightness in a room the brightness and or contrast of the picture can be adjusted automatically to make the optimum picture which is easy on the eye Users can make VCR dubbing of picture and sound by controlling the AV selector to select an optional source at the EXT 2 output shown in figure MAIN DIFFERENCE LIST...

Page 6: ...f the speaker box assembly remove the lower side screw first and then remove the upper one 2 Remove the 2 screws attaching the speaker box 3 Remove the 2 screws attaching the speaker 4 Follow the same steps when removing the other hand speaker REMOVING THE AV TERMINAL BOARD After removing the rear cover 1 Remove the 3 screws marked as shown in the Fig 1 2 Remove the 2 claws marked under the CHASSI...

Page 7: ... CRT SOCKET PWB FRONT CONTROL PWB POWER DEF PWB CLAW CLAW MAIN PWB CONTROL BASE CHASSIS REAR COVER Fig 1 SPEAKER BOX AV SW PWB B G A SIDE CONTROL JACK ASSEMBLY SPEAKER BOX SPEAKER D E F SPEAKER AV TERMINAL BOARD D E F Fig 2 3 100Hz PWB MICON PWB 11 POWER CORD ...

Page 8: ...T surface and its height be about 35cm About CRT Spacer An appropriate CRT spacer should be used in the corresponding CRT in accordance with the type of the CRT When a CRT is replaced special attention should be paid to this matter COATING OF SILICON GREASE FOR ELECTRICAL INSULATION ON THE CRT ANODE CAP SECTION Subsequent to replacement of the CRT and HV transformer or repair of the anode cap etc ...

Page 9: ...ues of the SYSTEM CONSTANT SET of Table 1 If the value is different select the setting item with the FUNCTION UP DOWN key and set the correct value with the FUNCTION key 5 Press the MENU OK key to memorize the setting value 6 Press the INFORMATION key twice and return to the normal screen 5 Setting of receive channels Set the receive channel For setting refer to the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 6 Settin...

Page 10: ...ting item Setting value 1 IF 1 VCO 2 ATT ON OFF Do not move 4 DEF 1 V SHIFT 2 V SIZE 3 H CENT 4 H SIZE 5 TRAPEZ 6 EW PIN 7 COR PIN 8 COR UP 9 COR LO 10 ANGLE 11 BOW 12 V S CR 13 V LIN 2 V C 1 RGB BLK 2 WDR R 3 WDR G 4 WDR B 5 BRIGHT 6 CONTRAST 7 COLOUR 8 HUE 9 SHARP 10 VCO ADJUSTMENT 11 VIDEO AGC 12 SYNC SLICE 5 VSM PRESET COOL NORMAL WARM 1 CONT 2 BRIGHT 3 SHARP 4 COLOUR 5 HUE 6 WDR R 7 WDR G 8 W...

Page 11: ...HARP COLOUR ECO MODE COOL REFER to VSM PRESET REFER to VSM PRESET REFER to VSM PRESET REFER to VSM PRESET OFF ID S IN DUBBING BLANK BLANK EXT 1 EXT 2 PICTURE FEATURES FEATURES DIGITAL VNR DIGIPURE PRO COLOUR SYSTEM AUTO ASPECT AUTO AUTO TV According to preset CH EXT AUTO PANORAMIC SLEEP TIMER BLUE BLACK CHILD LOCK DECODER EXT 2 OFF ON ID No 0000 ALL CH OFF ALL CH OFF SOUND SETTING INSTALL BASS TRE...

Page 12: ...starting adjustment 5 If the receive or input signal is not specified use the most appropriate signal for adjustment 6 Never touch parts such as variable resistors transformers and condensers not shown in the adjustment items of this service adjustment 7 Preparation for adjustment presetting Unless otherwise specified in the adjustment items preset the following functions with the REMOTE CONTROL U...

Page 13: ...SW PWB TUNER CN002 W DEG 1pin B1 TP 91 2pin NC 3pin X RAY 4pin X RAY 5pin GND 5 1 X FRONT CONTROL PWB FRONT HV SCREEN VR FOCUS 1 VR TP 47G TP 47B CN014 L CN003 W CN102 PW F901 POWER SW S IN S SL SR F SIDE CONTROL PWB FOCUS 2 VR FRONT TOP HVT E X T 4 HEAD PHONE K CN004 CN005 CN006 C2 TP E MICON PWB 100Hz PWB CN007 S CN013 EXT 1 2 3 IN OUT IN AUDIO OUT ANT IN ...

Page 14: ...zP PANORAMIC SUBTITLE COMPRESS Fixed value 100Hzi 120Hzi 5 5 VSM PRESET This mode adjusts the initial setting values of COOL NOMAL and WARM VSM Video Status Memory 3 BASIC OPERATION OF SERVICE MENU 1 How to enter SERVICE MENU Press the INFORMATION key and the MUTING key of the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT simultaneously and the SERVICE MENU screen of Fig 1 will be displayed 2 Selection of SUB MENU SCREEN P...

Page 15: ... Do not adjust DEF FULL Hz 1 V SHIFT SUB MENU 4 DEF STORE i EXIT OK 1 V SHIFT 2 V SIZE 3 H CENT 4 H SIZE 5 TRAPEZ 6 EW PIN 7 COR PIN 8 COR UP 9 COR LO 10 ANGLE 11 BOW 12 V S CR 13 V LIN 1 CONT 2 BRIGHT 3 SHARP 4 COLOUR 5 HUE 6 WDR R 7 WDR G 8 WDR B VCO CW MHz MAIN TOO HIGH ABOVE REF JUST REF BELOW REF TOO LOW i EXIT SUB MENU 1 IF CW V C 1 RGB BLK SUB MENU 2 V C PAL STORE i EXIT OK AUDIO 1 ERR LIMI...

Page 16: ...rom 2 V C 3 AUDIO 4 DEF and 5 VSM PRESET FUNCTION UP DOWN Key Select setting items FUNCTION Set adjust the setting values of the setting items MENU OK Key Memorize the setting value Before storing the setting values in memory do not press the CH TV POWER ON OFF key if you do the values will not be stored in memory INFORMATION Key Return to the SERVICE MENU screen Can not setting 6 STATUS 7 PIP 8 9...

Page 17: ...ator DC volunteer Remote Control unit CRT anode Chassis GND 1 RGB BLK 1 Receive any broadcast 2 Press the ZOOM key and select the FULL mode 3 Select 2 V C from the SERVICE MENU 4 Select 1 RGB BLK with function UP DOWN key 5 Press the function key to find the cut off screen Black screen 6 Connect a DC voltmeter to CRT ANODE and chassis GND 7 Make sure that the voltage is DC 31 0kV 8 Press the funct...

Page 18: ...lockwise position and stop it at the point where CLOW status marked in Fig changes from 1 to 0 which is indicated at the 3rd column from the right CLOW control loopout of window VSM PRESET ADJUST SETTING Item Measuring instrument Test point Adjustment part Description Setting of VSM PRESET Remote control unit 1 CONT 2 BRIGHT 3 SHARP 4 COLOUR 5 HUE 6 WDR R 7 WDR G 8 WDR B 1 Select 5 VSM PRESET from...

Page 19: ...the SERVICE MENU 3 Modify 2 WDR R and 3 WDR G data to adjust the white balance high light 4 Press the MENU key and memorize the set value 5 Change the contrast and brightness with the remote control up down from low light to high light and check that the tracking of the white balance is good Adjustment of SUB BRIGHT Remote control unit 5 BRIGHT 1 Receive any broadcast 2 Select 2 V C from the SERVI...

Page 20: ...until you get the best colour 6 Press the MENU key and memorize the set value SECAM COLOUR SECAM COLOUR 1 Receive a SECAM broadcast 2 Make fine adjustment of SECAM COLOUR in the same manner as for above NTSC 3 58 COLOUR 1 Input a NTSC 3 58MHz COMPOSITE VIDEO signal from the EXT terminal 2 Make similar fine adjustment of NTSC 3 58 COLOUR in the same manner as for above Adjustment of SUB COLOURⅠ Ⅰ Ⅰ...

Page 21: ...CAM COLOUR with the FUNCTION key 3 Adjust SECAM COLOUR and bring the value of A of the illustration to 4V W B 4 Press the MENU key and memorize the setting value NTSC 3 58 COLOUR 1 Input a NTSC 3 58MHz COMPOSITE VIDEO signal full field colour bar with 75 white from the EXT terminal 2 Set the initial setting value of NTSC 3 58 COLOUR with the FUNCTION key 3 Adjust NTSC 3 58 COLOUR and bring the val...

Page 22: ... NTSC 3 58 HUE NTSC 3 58 HUE 1 Input a NTSC 3 58MHz COMPOSITE VIDEO signal full field colour bar with 75 white from the EXT terminal 2 Select 2 V C from the SERVICE MENU 3 Select 8 HUE with the FUNCTION UP DOWN key 4 Set the initial setting value of NTSC 3 58 HUE with the FUNCTION or key 5 Connect the oscilloscope between TP 47B and TP E 6 Adjust NTSC 3 58 HUE to bring the value of B in the illust...

Page 23: ...l unit is made on the basis of the initial setting values The setting values which adjust the screen to the optimum condition can be different from the initial setting values Initial setting value FULL PANORAMIC SUBTITLE COMPRESS Setting item 100Hz i 60Hz p 100Hz i 60Hz p 100Hz i 60Hz p 100Hz i 120Hz i 1 V SHIFT 3 10 1 0 5 0 0 0 2 V SIZE 0 1 0 0 0 0 15 0 3 H CENT 15 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 H SIZE 29 4 4 0...

Page 24: ...MIC mode and adjust by 1 V SHIFT 6 Press the MENU key and memorize the set value Adjustment of V SIZE 2 V SIZE 7 Receive a cross hatch signal 8 Select 2 V SIZE and set the initial setting value 9 Adjust V SIZE and make sure that the vertical screen size of the picture size is in the bellow table 10 Press the MENU key and memorize the set value 11 Input a NTSC VIDEO signal 60Hz from the EXT termina...

Page 25: ...E and make sure that the horizontal screen size of the picture size is in the bellow table 20 Press the MENU key and memorize the set value 21 Input a NTSC VIDEO signal 60Hz from the EXT terminal and make sure that the horizontal screen size is in the table below 22 Press the MENU key and memorize the set value Adjustment of EW PIN 6 EW PIN 23 Select 6 EW PIN and set the initial setting value 24 A...

Page 26: ...UP DOWN key 32 Set the initial setting value of COR LO with the FUNCTION or key 33 Adjust COR LO and bring the straight line at the low corner 34 Select 8 COR UP with the FUNCTION UP DOWN key 35 Set the initial setting value of COR UP with the FUNCTION or key 36 Adjust COR UP and bring the straight line at the upper corner 37 If the extreme upper lower corners and a little pin or barrel chose 7 CO...

Page 27: ...t the initial setting value of 13 V LIN with the FUNCTION key 47 Select 12 V S CR with the FUNCTION UP DOWN key 48 Set the initial setting value of 12 V S CR with the FUNCTION key 49 Adjust 13 V LIN and 12 V S CR so that the spaces of each line on TOP CENTER and BOTTOM become uniform NOTE Do not adjust PANORAMIC SUBTITLE mode At first the adjustment in 100Hz FULL mode should be done then the data ...

Page 28: ...not touch 3 AUDIO adjustment of the SERVICE MENU as it requires no adjustment If values had changed for the some reason set the initial values in the following table 3 AUDIO Do not adjust Setting item Variable range fixed value 1 ERR LIMIT 00H FFH 0AH 2 A2 ID THR 00H FFH 19H ...

Page 29: ... with tweezers and remove the chip part Transistors diodes variable resistors etc 1 Apply extra solder to each lead 2 As shown in the figure push the part with tweezers and alternately melt the solder at each lead Shift and remove the chip part Note After removing the part remove remaining solder from the pattern 2 How to install Chip parts Resistors capacitors etc 1 Apply solder to the pattern as...

Page 30: ...No 51817 AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY 30 ...

Page 31: ...GR U 4 AV32L2EUBL U 3 AV32L2EUGY U 3 4 Printed in Japan VP 0106 DP7051 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN LIMITED HOME AV NETWORK BUSINESS UNIT 12 3 chome Moriya cho Kanagawa ku Yokohama Kanagawa prefecture 221 8528 Japan ...

Page 32: ...ON BASIC CHASSIS MF VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN LIMITED HOME AV NETWORK BUSINESS UNIT 12 3 chome Moriya cho Kanagawa ku Yokohama Kanagawa prefecture 221 8528 Japan Since some details of the AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY SERVICE MANUAL No 51817 Jun 2001 are incorrect we are informing you of these errors and of the new descriptions Supplementary INCORRECT CORRECT LC20789 002A U LC30789 002A U ...

Page 33: ...OLOUR TELEVISION INSTRUCTIONS FARBFERNSEHGERÄT BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG TELEVISEUR COULEUR MANUEL D INSTRUCTIONS KLEURENTELEVISIE GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING TELEVISOR A COLOR MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES TELEVISORE A COLORI ISTRUZIONI TELEVISOR A CORES INSTRUÇÕES AV28L2EU AV32L2EU ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANÇAIS NEDERLANDS CASTELLANO ITALIANO PORTUGUÊS AV32 28L2EU LCT0887 001A U English LCT0887 001A U_Cover fm Page 1 Wedn...

Page 34: ...shown for safe operation 4 Do not allow objects or liquid into the cabinet openings 5 In the event of a fault unplug the unit and call a service technician Do not attempt to repair it yourself or remove the rear cover 6 The surface of the TV screen is easily damaged Be very careful with it when handling the TV Should the TV screen become soiled wipe it with a soft dry cloth Never rub it forcefully...

Page 35: ... scram bled channels RQQHFWLQJ WKH SRZHU FRUG WR WKH RXWOHW RQQHFWLQJ WKH SRZHU FRUG WR WKH RXWOHW RQQHFWLQJ WKH SRZHU FRUG WR WKH RXWOHW RQQHFWLQJ WKH SRZHU FRUG WR WKH RXWOHW Caution Operate only from the power source specified AC 220 240 V 50 Hz on the unit 3XWWLQJ DWWHULHV LQWR WKH 5HPRWH RQWURO 3XWWLQJ DWWHULHV LQWR WKH 5HPRWH RQWURO 3XWWLQJ DWWHULHV LQWR WKH 5HPRWH RQWURO 3XWWLQJ DWWHULHV LQ...

Page 36: ...on once In this case use the LANGUAGE and AUTO PRO GRAM functions to make the initial settings For de tails see INSTALL on page 23 2 Press the á button The LANGUAGE menu appears 3 Press theì and ë buttons to choose ENGLISH Then press the á button English is set for the on screen display description The COUNTRY menu appears as a sub menu of the AUTO PROGRAM function There are two COUNTRY menus Pres...

Page 37: ...ate the T V LINK menu accord ing to the type of a VCR connected to the EXT 2 terminal When a T V LINK compatible VCR is not con nected Press the button to exit the T V LINK menu The T V LINK menu disappears When a T V LINK compatible VCR is connected Follow the operating procedure Downloading the data to VCR on page 28 to transmit the Programme number PR data 9 Now the initial settings are com ple...

Page 38: ... EXT 2 terminal The SCART cable is fully wired LUHFW 5HF LUHFW 5HF LUHFW 5HF LUHFW 5HF What You See Is What You Record You can record to VCR the images that you are currently viewing on TV by a simple operation For details read the manual for your VCR Operate via the VCR VCR IS RECORDING is displayed In the following conditions the VCR will stop recording if the TV is turned off if the TV channel ...

Page 39: ...ton the button the ë buttons or the Number buttons The Power lamp lights red to green and your TV will be turned on To turn the TV off Press the ü standby button again The Power lamp changes from green to red and the TV enters standby mode KRRVH D 79 FKDQQHO KRRVH D 79 FKDQQHO KRRVH D 79 FKDQQHO KRRVH D 79 FKDQQHO Choose a Programme number PR in which the desired Pro gramme TV channel has been set...

Page 40: ...to choose an EXT terminal Use the PR LIST 1 Press the Information button to dis play the PR LIST 2 Press the ì and ë buttons to choose an EXT terminal Then press the á button Note The EXT terminals are registered after the Pro gramme number PR 99 You can choose a video input signal from the S VID EO signal Y C signal and regular video signal composite signal For details see S IN S VIDEO input on p...

Page 41: ...B B B B buttons to choose a Programme number PR or an EXT terminal 3 Press the D D D D Volume button and the C C C C buttons to adjust the vol ume 1 Press the D D D D Volume button The volume level indicator appears 2 Press the C C C C buttons while the volume lev el indicator is displayed R L S P E X T 4 R AUDIO OUT L EXT 1 EXT 2 EXT 3 R L S P E X T 4 AV32L2EU AV28L2EU AV32X10EU AV28X10EU Side of...

Page 42: ...ture format except Normal Picture 4 3 Aspect Ra tio the picture will be automatically displayed in the optimum screen size For Normal Picture 4 3 Aspect Ratio the picture displayed in accordance with the ZOOM mode set on the 4 3 AUTO AS PECT menu For details see 4 3 AUTO ASPECT on page 17 Note AUTO may not function properly with poor signal quality In this case choose an optimum ZOOM mode manually...

Page 43: ...from an external device When you want to return to the previous ZOOM mode choose the ZOOM mode again GMXVWLQJ WKH YLVLEOH DUHD RI WKH SLF0 GMXVWLQJ WKH YLVLEOH DUHD RI WKH SLF0 GMXVWLQJ WKH YLVLEOH DUHD RI WKH SLF0 GMXVWLQJ WKH YLVLEOH DUHD RI WKH SLF0 WXUH WXUH WXUH WXUH If subtitles or the top or bottom of the picture are cut off ad just the visible area of the picture manually 1 Press the butto...

Page 44: ...colour buttons are used for the teletext operations or the menu operations For details see Teletext Control But tons and VCR DVD Switch on page 12 or MENU OPER ATION on page 14 0 2 XWWRQ 2 XWWRQ 2 XWWRQ 2 XWWRQ The á button is used to operate menus For details see MENU OPERATION on page 14 ë XWWRQV XWWRQV XWWRQV XWWRQV You can choose a Programme number PR or an EXT termi nal Press the ë buttons to...

Page 45: ...teletext programme Language display depends on the country which was set on the COUNTRY menu If characters on a Teletext programme do not appear properly change the COUNTRY Setting to other country s For detail Changing the COUNTRY setting on page 28 8VLQJ WKH LVW 0RGH 8VLQJ WKH LVW 0RGH 8VLQJ WKH LVW 0RGH 8VLQJ WKH LVW 0RGH You can store the numbers of your favourite teletext pages in memory and ...

Page 46: ... revealed 6L H 6L H 6L H 6L H You can double the height of the teletext display Press the ì size button QGH QGH QGH QGH You can return to the index page instantly Press ë Index button FLOF Fastext TOP WST Returns to page 100 or a previously specified page List mode Returns to the page number displayed in the lower left area of the screen DQFHO DQFHO DQFHO DQFHO You can search for a teletext page w...

Page 47: ...peration descriptions of each function described for each menu which fol lows this MENU OPERATION The display appearing at the bottom of a menu indi cates a button on the remote controller you can use when you operate a chosen function 4 Press á button to complete the setting The menu disappears To return to the previous menu Press information button To exit a menu instantly Press the button Note ...

Page 48: ...he ë buttons to choose an item 2 Press the ì buttons to change the set ting Note You can change the HUE setting picture hue only when the colour system is NTSC 3 58 or NTSC 4 43 To return to the default settings in each TINT mode Press the blue button Returns the picture settings in the currently chosen TINT mode to the default settings and stores them in the TINT mode again 3 Press the á button t...

Page 49: ...ps to create a natural looking picture by elim inating unnecessary edges from high contrast and crisp im ages Conversely for images with low contrast edges are added to produce a sharper more detailed picture You can choose from the three DigiPure function settings of AUTO MIN and MAX Note If you set the DigiPure effect too high on a low quality pic ture that contains a lot of noise this may actua...

Page 50: ...r colour system manually When in the Programme numbers PR 0 AV to PR 99 you cannot choose NTSC 3 58 or NTSC 4 43 7 6 872 63 7 7 6 872 63 7 7 6 872 63 7 7 6 872 63 7 You can choose one of three ZOOM modes REGULAR PANORAMIC or 14 9 ZOOM as the ZOOM mode for the nor mal picture 4 3 aspect ratio 1 Press the ë buttons to choose 4 3 AUTO ASPECT Then press the á button The Sub menu of the 4 3 AUTO ASPECT...

Page 51: ...t you should only do this if an audio system is connected to the TV as a substitute for the TV speakers When you are using this function see Setting the SPEAKER function on page 30 When a sound is not issued from the TV speaker If the SPEAKER function is set to OFF the TV speaker does not issue sound Press the ë buttons to choose the SPEAKER Then press the ì buttons to choose ON You can use the BB...

Page 52: ... á button to complete the set ting The menu disappears Note The EXT 1 terminal does not support S VIDEO signal Y C signal and you cannot set S IN S VIDEO in put in the EXT 1 terminal Setting S IN S VIDEO input changes the head character from E to S For example E2 is changed to S2 Even an device which enables the S VIDEO signal Y C signal to be output may output a regular video sig nal composite si...

Page 53: ...onnected to an EXT ter minal passes through the TV and is output from the EXT 2 terminal TV The picture and sound of the TV channel you are cur rently viewing are output from the EXT 2 terminal 3 Press the á button to complete the set ting The menu disappears Note During dubbing you cannot turn off the TV Turning off the TV also turns off the output from the EXT 2 ter minal When you choose an EXT ...

Page 54: ...eak or absent or when there is no input from an external device 1 Press the ë buttons to choose BLUE BACK 2 Press the ì buttons to choose ON To cancel the BLUE BACK function Press the ì buttons to choose OFF 3 Press the á button to complete the set ting The menu disappears 2 2 2 2 When there is a TV channel you wish your children not to watch you can use the CHILD LOCK function to lock out the TV ...

Page 55: ...you have forgotten the ID number Perform step 1 of To set the CHILD LOCK function Af ter confirming the ID number press the button to exit the menu Note Even if you reset the lock temporarily it does not mean that the CHILD LOCK function set for the TV channel is cancelled The next time anyone at tempts to view the TV channel it will be locked again When you would like to cancel the CHILD LOCK fun...

Page 56: ... ACI data and complete the regis tration of all the TV channels in a short period of time For details of the ACI function and how to use it refer to Using the ACI function on page 28 If you don t want to use the ACI function press the ë buttons to choose ACI SKIP and then press á To cancel the AUTO PROGRAM function Press the button 4 After the TV channels have been regis tered in the Programme num...

Page 57: ...function has been set to ON returns the setting of the DECODER EXT 2 function for the TV chan nel to OFF When a TV channel has already been registered in PR 99 using the INSERT function deletes the TV channel Note For Programme number PR 0 AV appears in the Pro gramme numbers PR list An EXT terminal number does not appear in the Pro gramme numbers PR list The CH CC number is a number unique to the...

Page 58: ...name ID to the TV channel 16 57 16 57 16 57 16 57 Preparation A CH CC number unique to this TV and corresponding to the Channel number of a TV channel is required Find the corresponding CH CC number from a table CH CC NUMBER on page 33 based on the Channel number of the TV channel When the COUNTRY setting is not FRANCE use a two digit CH CC number When the COUNTRY setting is FRANCE use a three dig...

Page 59: ...tton to activate the MAN UAL function At the right side following the CH CC number the SYS TEM broadcasting system of the TV channel appears To cancel the MANUAL function Press the Information button 3 Press the î button to choose the SYSTEM broadcasting system for a TV channel you want to register TV channel SECAM L system from a French station Set the SYSTEM to L If it is set to one other than L...

Page 60: ... The DEMO function is set to ON and the demonstration will start To stop the demonstration Press one of the buttons on the remote control When the DEMO function is set to ON Each time the TV is turned on the demonstration starts automatically If you do not want that to happen perform the following operations to cancel the DEMO function 1 Display the DEMO menu again 2 Press the ë buttons to choose ...

Page 61: ...or how to operate the menu please contact your cable TV station When the cable TV broadcast reception is poor the ACI function will not work properly If there is an error in the ACI data itself the TV chan nel cannot be registered properly If this happens turn the ACI function off ACI SKIP and use the AUTO PROGRAM function Alternatively use the EDIT MANUAL function to correct the Programme number ...

Page 62: ...EA TURES Then press the á button The FEATURES menu appears 5 Press the ë buttons to choose DECOD ER EXT 2 Then press the ì buttons to choose ON An unscrambled picture appears To cancel the DECODER EXT 2 function Press the ì buttons to choose OFF 6 Press the á button to complete the set ting The T V LINK menu appears 7 Follow the operating procedure Down loading the data to VCR on page 28 to transm...

Page 63: ...ETTING menu appears 3 Press the ë buttons to choose SPEAK ER Then press the ì buttons to choose OFF The sound from the TV speakers are cut 4 Press the á button to complete the set tings The menu disappears Note The ì buttons of the TV remote control and the D volume buttons at the front panel of your TV set can be used to control the volume of each speaker simultane ously Setting the volume of the...

Page 64: ... contains the details of the EXT terminals If you are connecting a device not listed in the following connection diagram see the table to choose the best EXT terminal Note that connecting cables are not supplied 1VCR composite signal 2VCR composite signal S VIDEO signal 3T V LINK compatible VCR composite signal S VIDEO signal 4Decoder 5DVD player composite signal S VIDEO signal 6DVD player composi...

Page 65: ...LJQDO RXWSXW IURP WKH 705 WHUPLQDO 705 WHUPLQDO 705 WHUPLQDO 705 WHUPLQDO You can arbitrarily change over the output of the video sound signal from the EXT 2 terminal It is useful when you want to dub the video sound from another device on the VCR con nected to the EXT 2 terminal For details on how to do this op eration see DUBBING on page 20 79 RXWSXW IURP WKH 704 WHUPLQDO 79 RXWSXW IURP WKH 704 ...

Page 66: ... CH 261 E61 R61 CH 62 CH 262 E62 R62 CH 63 CH 263 E63 R63 CH 64 CH 264 E64 R64 CH 65 CH 265 E65 R65 CH 66 CH 266 E66 R66 CH 67 CH 267 E67 R67 CH 68 CH 268 E68 R68 CH 69 CH 269 E69 R69 CC Channel CC 01 CC 201 S1 CC 02 CC 202 S2 CC 03 CC 203 S3 CC 04 CC 204 S4 CC 05 CC 205 S5 CC 06 CC 206 S6 CC 07 CC 207 S7 CC 08 CC 208 S8 CC 09 CC 209 S9 CC 10 CC 210 S10 CC 11 CC 211 S11 CC 12 CC 212 S12 CC 13 CC 2...

Page 67: ...PER SOUND function is in use 4 Headphone jack mini jack page 31 9 ECO lamp Only AV32X10EU and AV28X10EU If you set the ECO MODE function to ON the ECO lamp lights 5 P buttons buttons page 8 0 SLEEP TIMER lamp Only AV32X10EU and AV28X10EU The SLEEP TIMER lamp lights while the SLEEP TIMER function is operating Aerial socket page 2 EXT 3 terminal pages 19 and 31 EXT 1 terminal pages 2 19 and 31 AUDIO...

Page 68: ...uter or a hair drier that can cause interference away from your TV or try changing its location If the aerial suffers interference from a radio tower or high voltage wire please contact your local dealer If the TV receives interference from signal reflecting from mountains or building double pictures ghosting will occur Try to change the aerial s direction or replace the antenna with the one with ...

Page 69: ...a use the magnetic shielded speakers instead A picture may be tited due to the influence of the earth s magnetism In this case use the PICTURE TILT on page 17 to complete the tilt It takes a short period of time from the time an operation such as changing channels is performed until an image is displayed This is not a malfunction This is the time required for the image to stabilize before it can b...

Page 70: ...equirements 220 240 V AC 50 Hz Power consumption Maximum 189 W Average 140 W Standby 2 8 W Maximum 183 W Average 127 W Standby 2 8 W Picture tube size Viewable area 76 cm measured diagonally Viewable area 66 cm measured diagonally Audio output Rated Power output 7 5 W 7 5 W Speakers 20 cm 4 cm oval 2 EXT 1 terminal Euroconnector 21 pin SCART Video input Audio L R inputs and RGB inputs are availabl...

Page 71: ... Maximum 189 W Average 140 W Standby 2 8 W Maximum 183 W Average 127 W Standby 2 8 W Picture tube size Viewable area 76 cm measured diagonally Viewable area 66 cm measured diagonally Audio output Rated Power output 7 5 W 7 5 W Speakers 16 cm 4 cm oval 2 EXT 1 terminal Euroconnector 21 pin SCART Video input Audio L R inputs and RGB inputs are available TV broadcast outputs Video and Audio L R are a...

Page 72: ...vious models service manual For details other than those described in this manual please refer to the previous model service manual No 51817 Jun 2001 MODEL DIFFERENCE A Models Previous Models AV32L2EUGR A AV32L2EUBL A AV32L2EUGY A AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY OUTLINE HOW TO IDENTIFY MODELS SERVICE MANUAL COLOUR TELEVISION BASIC CHASSIS MF Since the picture tube was changed we have issued the S...

Page 73: ...0380 024A U LC20380 026A U RATING LABEL AV32L2EUGY A 28 LC20379 011A U LC21095 003A U RATING LABEL AV32L2EUGR A 28 LC20379 015A U LC21095 002A U RATING LABEL AV32L2EUBL A 28 LC20379 020A U LC21095 001A U RATING LABEL AV32L2EUGY A PRINTED WIRING BOARD PARTS LIST MAIN P W BOARD ASS Y Page 36 38 Although the connector has been changed due to ROTATION COIL change the supply parts will remain unchanged...

Page 74: ...e Resistor MF CAP Metalized Film Capacitor MF R Metal Film Resistor MM CAP Metalized Mylar Capacitor MG R Metal Glazed Resistor MP CAP Metalized Polystyrol Capacitor MP R Metal Plate Resistor PP CAP Polypropylene Capacitor OM R Metal Oxide Film Resistor PS CAP Polystyrol Capacitor CMF R Coating Metal Film Resistor TF CAP Thin Film Capacitor UNF R Non Flammable Resistor MPP CAP Metalized Polypropyl...

Page 75: ...OARD ASS Y 41 MICON PW BOARD ASS Y 42 AV SW PW BOARD ASS Y 43 100Hz PW BOARD ASS Y 44 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT PARTS LIST 45 PACKING 46 PACKING PARTS LIST 46 USING PW BOARD REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Model PWB ASS Y AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY MAIN PWB SMF 1002A U2 POWER DEF PWB SMF 2002A U2 CRT SOCKET PWB SMF 3001A U2 FRONT CONTROL PWB SMF 8001A U2 SIDE CONTROL PWB SMF 8101A U2 MICON PWB SMF0M001A U2 AV...

Page 76: ...396 396 396 3966 6 6 6D 9 D 9 D 9 D 9 A A A A4 4 4 4 B CD B CD B CD B CD 4 4 4 4 A A A A 4F 4F 4F 4F 3 3 3 3 45367 45367 45367 453678 8 8 8396 396 396 3966 6 6 6G 9 G 9 G 9 G 9 A A A A4 4 4 4 B CD B CD B CD B CD 4 4 4 4 A A A A E E E EHF HF HF HF 45D3 6D9663 95 AI 5 JK J D 45D3 6 9663 95 4 A 4A L 366 453678G966359 5 K LLH K2 363 36 363 45D3 63966 9 JA M NLA CK5AO 36 AID3GP96639A L K E EXPLODED VIE...

Page 77: ... 45 6D7 7 7 7696 696 696 6963 3 3 33 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 K K K K E E E E 4 4 4 4 A4 A4 A4 A4 B CD B CD B CD B CD 4 4 4 4 A A A A E E E E F F F F R R R R 45 6D 45 6D 45 6D 45 6D7 7 7 7696 696 696 6963 3 3 38 9 8 9 8 9 8 9 K K K K E E E E 4 4 4 4 A4 A4 A4 A4 B CD B CD B CD B CD 4 4 4 4 A A A A 4F 4F 4F 4F R R R R 45 6D 45 6D 45 6D 45 6D7 7 7 7696 696 696 696 G 9 G 9 G 9 G 9 K K K K E E E E 4 4 4 4 A4 A4 A...

Page 78: ...EUGY 35 EXPLODED VIEW 2 CRT SOCKET PWB FRONT CONTROL PWB POWER DEF PWB MAIN PWB 5 10 25 AV SW PWB 18 20 11 L01 T2551 17 9 6 4 V01 16 21 SIDE CONTROL PWB 21 24 15 20 11 12 3 7 4 16 13 18 17 8 100Hz PWB MICON PWB 19 14 22 23 L03 19 28 27 26 ...

Page 79: ...3GP3 L RDY9DD S IE D D 3 3RJ Y 3GP L RDY98R S IE 8 R 3 3RJ Y 3863 L RDY96 6S IE 6 6 3 3RJ Y 386G L RDY936 S IE 3 3 3RJ Y 3833 L RDY938 S IE 3 8 3 3RJ Y LZ 01 0 2 ALKL 383 L RDY9DD S IE D D 3 3RJ Y 38 3 L RDY9 DS IE 3 3RJ Y 38 L RDY98R S IE 8 R 3 3RJ Y 3883 L RDY9366S IE 36 3 3RJ Y 388 L RDY93 GS IE 3 6 3 3RJ Y 388D L RDY9R7DS IE R7 3 3RJ Y 388G L RDY98R S IE 8 R 3 3RJ Y 3888 L RDY9DDDS IE DD 3 3RJ...

Page 80: ...QG 5 D3AM9DDDS 5VK 5 6 6DD 8C M 53GQ8 5 D35M936GS 5VK 5 6 3 3RC M 53GP3 5 D3AM9GQDS 5VK 5 6 6GQ 8C M 5386396 5D3VY9386S 5 5 381 86C Y 538 3 5 D3VM936DS 5 5 6 63 86C M 5388398 5 D35X9 GS 5 5 6 3RC X 5388D UA 3AI9GQRX A 5 GQ 8C I 5388G988 5 D35X9 GS 5 5 6 3RC X LZ 01 0 2 5 5K 538R6 UA 35I936QX A 5 366 3RC I 538R3 5D3VY98R3S 5 5 8R61 86C Y 538R UA 3VI9368X A 5 3 86C I 538RG U CQ3VY936GX I 5 6 3 86C Y...

Page 81: ...Y GRG U S63EY9D D I D D 3J Y GR7 U A3G3Y936 H 5 3 3 GJ Y GRP U A3G3Y9 Q H 5 Q 3 GJ Y GQ3 U A3G3Y9DP3H 5 DP6 3 GJ Y GQ U 3G5 9366 H I 36 3 GJ GQD U A3G3Y9GQDH 5 GQ 3 GJ Y GQG U A3G3Y936DH 5 36 3 GJ Y GQ8 U A3G3Y936 H 5 3 3 GJ Y GQR U A3G3Y936 H 5 3 3 GJ Y GQQ U A3G3Y98RDH 5 8R 3 GJ Y GQ7 U A3G3Y9DDDH 5 DD 3 GJ Y 863 U A3G3Y9GQ3H 5 GQ6 3 GJ Y 86 U A3G3Y93 DH 5 3 3 GJ Y 86D U A3 3Y938 H 5 3 8 3 J Y 8...

Page 82: ...5 87 UA 3AI9GQRX A 5 GQ 8C I 5 87D UA I936RX A 5 36 366C I 5 87G UA 3 I9 QX A 5 6 36C I 5 P63 U XP6Q89GQD I 5 6 6GQ 5 Q8C I 5 P6 U XP6Q8936G I 5 6 3 5 Q8C I 5 P6D U XP6Q89GQD I 5 6 6GQ 5 Q8C I 5 P6G U5XP68G9GQ 5 5 GQ661 5 86C X 5 P68 U5XP68G9GQ 5 5 GQ661 5 86C X 5 P6R U5XP68G9GQ 5 5 GQ661 5 86C X LZ 01 0 2 5 5K 5 P6Q UAX63PP9 Q A 5 6 G66C I 5 P67 U5 D VM936D 5 5 6 63 866C M 5 P6P U5X6DG69DP3 5 5 D...

Page 83: ...6Q L RDY98R3S IE 8R6 3 3RJ Y D36P L RDY938DS IE 38 3 3RJ Y D336 L RDY9 S IE 3 3RJ Y D333 L RDY937 S IE 3 7 3 3RJ Y D33 L RDY9 Q S IE Q 3 3RJ Y D33D L RDY9DD3S IE DD6 3 3RJ Y D33G L RDY938 S IE 3 8 3 3RJ Y D338 L RDY97 6S IE 7 3 3RJ Y D33R U E63EY9363 I 366 3J Y D33Q L RDY9 3S IE 6 3 3RJ Y D3 L RDY93 S IE 3 3 3RJ Y D3 D U A3 3Y98RDH 5 8R 3 J Y D3 G L RDY9GQ6S IE GQ 3 3RJ Y D3 8 U A3 3Y98RDH 5 8R 3 ...

Page 84: ...5 36 86C I 5766G 5 D35M936GS 5VK 5 6 3 3RC M 5763P UA 35I936QX A 5 366 3RC I 576 UA 3AI9GQRX A 5 GQ 8C I 57P63 U XP6G69GQG I 5 6 GQ 5 Q8C I K A 766Q 3 G396G 5 L 7667 I 3339S LK K A 7636 L 9DPICJ 4 A 7633 I 3339S LK K A 763G I D6R7 I 9S XA A K A 7637 I D6DD9S XA A K A LKL U7663 L 36DQ M U 9S LK LKL U766 53 GAM 9S KEK LKL U766D96G 3 GAM 9S KEK LKL K5 K57663 E 3 73U K A A5 K VA L 5ID8P 396689V 5 L V ...

Page 85: ...3RJ Y 63R3 L RDY936 S IE 3 3 3RJ Y 63R L RDY938DS IE 38 3 3RJ Y 63RD L RDY9R7 S IE R 7 3 3RJ Y 5 5K 56663 UA 6YI9GQQX A 5 GQ6 R DC I 5666 5 D35X936GS 5 5 6 3 3RC X 5666D 5 335M9 8S 5VK 5 3RC M 5666G UA 6YI9367X A 5 3666 R DC I 5666896R 5 335M9 8S 5VK 5 3RC M 5666Q AVQ35I9GQRS A 5 GQ 3RC I 56667 5 335M9 8S 5VK 5 3RC M 5663 93D 5 D35X936GS 5 5 6 3 3RC X LZ 01 0 2 5 5K 5663G 5 D3VM9R7 S 5VK 5 R7661 8...

Page 86: ...3 L RDY9 S IE 3 3RJ Y 63P L RDY9363S IE 366 3 3RJ Y 63PG9P8 L RDY9 3S IE 6 3 3RJ Y 63PR U E63EY9363 I 366 3J Y 63PQ U M3 RY9373S 5 376 3 J Y 63P7 L RDY9Q86S IE Q8 3 3RJ Y 63PP L RDY9363S IE 366 3 3RJ Y 6 66 L RDY9Q86S IE Q8 3 3RJ Y 6 63 U M3 RY9383S 5 386 3 J Y 6 6D968 L RDY9Q86S IE Q8 3 3RJ Y 5 5K 56363936 5 D3VM9GQ S 5 5 GQ661 86C M 5633393 UA 35I9GQQX A 5 GQ6 3RC I 5633D93G 5 D3VM936 S 5 5 3666...

Page 87: ...563 89 R 5D3VY9D 6S 5 5 D 61 86C Y 563 7 5 D35M936GS 5VK 5 6 3 3RC M 563 P 5 D35X9 GS 5 5 6 3RC X 563D6 5D3VY9DP3S 5 5 DP61 86C Y 563D3 5 D3VM938 S 5VK 5 38661 86C M 563D 5 D3AM9GQDS 5VK 5 6 6GQ 8C M 563DD 5 D3VM938 S 5VK 5 38661 86C M 563DG 5 D35M9R7DS 5VK 5 6 6R7 3RC M LZ 01 0 2 5 5K 563DR9DQ 5 D35M9R7DS 5VK 5 6 6R7 3RC M 563D7 5 D3VM938 S 5VK 5 38661 86C M 563DP 5 D3AM9GQDS 5VK 5 6 6GQ 8C M 563...

Page 88: ...No 51817 AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY 45 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT PARTS LIST RM C54 1C 01 0 2 3 6D6QDD A H 5 CA 6D6QD L4K A 5 CA 1 2 ...

Page 89: ...A4 A4 A4 B CD 4 B CD 4 B CD 4 B CD 4 A A A A 4 4 4 4F F F F AI36 AI36 AI36 AI368 8 8 8 96 96 96 96Q Q Q Q 9A 9A 9A 9A A 4 A 4 A 4 A 4 A4 A4 A4 A4 B CD 4 B CD 4 B CD 4 B CD 4 A E A E A E A EH H H HF F F F D 453678P966 9 5 LVK LLH G1 02 3 G AI36GQ966 9A 4H E 8 AIG6P39663 9 A5 LVAA 1 02 3 R I958G935 AI 5 K Q AID6 3966 9A 4H E 7 AI368P9663 9A S9 H 5 P 98G63D93A J H 5 36 D 4 A 9VL A L K E I NLA CK5AO 3...

Page 90: ...No 51817 AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY 47 Memo ...

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Page 92: ...tand voltage V Type No indication Ceramic capacitor MY Mylar capacitor MM Metalized mylar capacitor PP Polypropylene capacitor MPP Metalized polypropylene capacitor MF Metalized film capacitor TF Thin film capacitor BP Bipolar electrolytic capacitor TAN Tantalum capacitor 3 Coils No unit µH Others As specified 4 Power Supply B1 B2 9V 5V Respective voltage values are indicated 5 Test point Test poi...

Page 93: ...GRAM 2 15 CRT SOCKET PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 2 17 AV SW PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 2 19 PATTERN DIAGRAMS MAIN PWB PATTERN 2 21 POWER DEF PWB PATTERN 2 23 100Hz PWB PATTERN 2 25 MICON PWB PATTERN 2 27 FRONT CONTROL PWB PATTERN 2 29 SIDE CONTROL PWB PATTERN 2 30 CRT SOCKET PWB PATTERN 2 31 AV SW PWB PATTERN 2 32 SEMICONDUCTOR SHAPES TRANSISTOR BOTTOM VIEW FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW CHIP TR IC BOTTOM VIEW FRONT VIEW T...

Page 94: ..._CV Y VTV1 TV OUT L TV RTV V1 L1 R1 YS SLOW1 V2 C2 R2 L2 OUT R2 OUT V2 OUT V3 Y3 C3 L3 R3 63 AV SW PWB M_C REMOCON S KEY SIDE CTRL PWB 1 2 REMOCON RECEIVER FRONT CTRL PWB D931 T901 Q521 H OUT IC401 V OUT B1 FOCUS1 FOCUS2 EHV SCREEN IC402 EW V DRIVE H OUT SDA1 SCL1 100Hz PWB V DY H DY POWER DEF PWB VD B CRT VM COIL CRT SOCKET PWB SP R IC203 B OUT IC202 R OUT IC201 G OUT SIDE CTRL PWB 2 2 ROTATION C...

Page 95: ... 0 2V 0V 0 8V 0V 7 9V 3 1V 4 9V 0V 3 8V 4 2V 0V 0V 0V 0V 0V 0V 0V 0V 3 6V 3 6V 0V 0V 0 8V 0V 3 5V 1 9V 3 7V 4 8V 0V 0V 0 2V 3 7V 0 2V 3 7V 0 2V 3 7V 2 3V 3 7V 0V 1 3V 1 1V 0V 0V 3 6V 3 6V 3 6V 3 5V 3 2V 3 1V 3 6V 4 9V 3 3V 0V 3 3V 0V 3 4V 6V 3 3V 3V 3 1V 2 3V 7 2V 7 2V 6 4V 6 4V 5 9V 6V 5 6V 5 6V 12V 4 8V 4 2V 4V 0 4V 11V 8 9V 11 4V 8V 4 9V 3 6V 3 6V 3 9V 0V 0V 0V 0V 0V 0V 4 3V 0 1V 0V 7 9V 3 4V 3...

Page 96: ...en ordering parts please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List 8V 3 7V 0V 0V 0V 1 6V 4 8V 4 8V 3 6V 4 8V 0V 2 6V 3 7V 1 6V 0V 0V 0V 0V 1 4V 4 9V 3 7V 1 4V 4 8V 0V 2 2V 6 5V 2 7V 8 9V 5 8V 2 1V 4 5V 4 5V 4 5V 4 5V 4 5V 4 5V 0V 0V 0V 8 9V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 4 4V 0 1V 0V 0V 1 2V 0V 0 1V 2...

Page 97: ...am may not agree with those indicated in the parts list When ordering parts please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List 388V 13 8 V 12 7V 3 2V 2 9V 8 9V 4 6V 3 6V 18 7V 304V 0V 2 5V 18 6V 3 8V 9 9V 8 9V 141 5V 8 9V 0V 11V 5V 4 9V 2V 11V 3 3V 3 2V 2V 0 1V 0 7V 0V 0 5V 13 2 V 12 5 V 10 3 V 12 9 V 0 5V 1 5V 0 1V 2 3V 12 9V 12V 0V 2 3V 2 2V 37V 141 5 V 141 1V 0V 0V 2 3V 2 1V 0 9V 3 6V 3 6V 10...

Page 98: ...2 U2 U2 U2 100Hz PWB ASS Y SMF0Z004A U2 NOTE Due to part number standardization some part numbers showin in the circuit diagram may not agree with those indicated in the parts list When ordering parts please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List 2 11 2 12 100Hz PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ...

Page 99: ...C32 28L2EU MICON PWB ASS Y SMF0M001A U2 NOTE Due to part number standardization some part numbers showin in the circuit diagram may not agree with those indicated in the parts list When ordering parts please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List 2 13 2 14 MICON PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ...

Page 100: ...0 185 JC X QGA2501C5 04Z QGA2501C5 03Z NOTE Due to part number standardization some part numbers showin in the circuit diagram may not agree with those indicated in the parts list When ordering parts please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List 3 5V 4 5V 2 9V 2 9V 3 4V 0 4V 2 2V 1 9V 1 9V 3 4V 3 4V 0V 2 15 2 16 FRONT CONTROL SIDE CONTROL PWB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ...

Page 101: ... diagram may not agree with those indicated in the parts list When ordering parts please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List 12V 4 9V 3V 12V 3V 9 7V 199V 121 7 V 122 8 V 121 3V 3V 12V 3V 9 8V 199V 152V 113 5 V 112 1V 2 9V 12V 3V 9 8V 199V 122 6 V 124 9 V 123 1V 3 3V 11 4V 2 7V 12V 6 8V 0V 0V 1 7V 0V 1 1V 5 9V 12V 5 3V 129V 129 3V 66 6V 3 6V 66 6V 3 1V 80 80 70 2 17 2 18 CRT SOCKET PWB CI...

Page 102: ...arts please use the numbers that appear in the Parts List 4 8V 3 6V 1 3V 3 6V 0 1V 0 1V 0V 6 6V 6 6V 6 6V 6 6V 0V 0V 0V 0V 1V 1V 0 1V 6 6V 6 6V 0V 0V 2 4V 1 7V 8 9V 0V 0V 8 9V 4 3V 3 6V 8 9V 4 4V 3 4V 0V 0V 1 3V 1 3V 0 1V 0V 0V 0V 0 1V 0 2V 1 5V 0V 0 1V 0V 0 1V 1 6V 0V 0 1V 0V 0 1V 0 1V 0 1V 3 6V 3 6V 0 1V 0 2V 0 6V 0 2V 1 1V 0 1V 0 1V 0 1V 0 1V 0 3V 0V 0 2V 0 1V 0V 0 1V 0 9V 0V 0 4V 0 1V 1V 0V 0V...

Page 103: ...AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY No 51817 No 51817 PATTERN DIAGRAMS MAIN PWB PATTERN FRONT 2 21 2 22 ...

Page 104: ...AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY No 51817 No 51817 FRONT TP 91 B1 TP E 2 23 2 24 POWER DEF PWB PATTERN ...

Page 105: ...AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY No 51817 No 51817 TOP TOP 2 25 2 26 100Hz PWB PATTERN SOLDER SIDE 100Hz PWB PATTERN PARTS SIDE ...

Page 106: ...AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY No 51817 No 51817 TOP TOP 2 27 2 28 MICON PWB PATTERN SOLDER SIDE MICON PWB PATTERN PARTS SIDE ...

Page 107: ...AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY AV32L2EUGR AV32L2EUBL AV32L2EUGY No 51817 No 51817 TOP FRONT 2 29 2 30 FRONT CONTROL PWB PATTERN SIDE CONTROL PWB PATTERN ...

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