Philips DPTV400 Series, Training Manual

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Video Signal Flow block (Figure 15)
The Tuning system will tune all of the channels in the ATSC, NTSC, and Cable bands. Whichever
channel is selected by the Customer, the video signal is converted to a Digital 8-bit TMDS signal.
This signal is fed to the Scaler IC on the HD/DW panel. Composite or SVHS NTSC signals are fed
to the set via the Side Jack panel, AV1, or AV2. These signals are fed to a Switch located on the
SSM (Small Signal Module). The selected Composite or YC signal is then fed to the HIP circuit on
the SSB where it is changed to a YUV signal. The YUV signal is fed to the HD/DW module for digi-
tal processing. The AV3 and AV4 Component signals are fed directly to the HD/DW module. Digital
480p, 720p, or 1080i is fed to the HD/DW module via the HDMI input. The Scaler on the HD/DW
module resizes the picture to 1080i. The 1080i signal is then output to the SSM to the HOP and
CRT drive circuits. OSD (On-Screen Display) generated by the Processor on the SSB is fed to the
HOP to be inserted into the CRT RGB signals. Horizontal and Vertical from the HOP is fed to the
LSB (Large Signal Board) to drive the Scan circuits.
Side Jack Panel (Figure 16)
The Side Jack panel has a Composite Video and SVHS input. When there is a connector in the SVHS
input, the Composite input is muted. Resistors 3001, 3002, and 3000 on the Video, Y, and C lines pro-
vide 75-ohm impedance matching. If a cable is plugged into the SVHS connector, the line connecting
resistor 3029 to ground is removed causing the voltage on the Y/C_CVBS_SENSE_FRNT line to
increase. This signals the Microprocessor to switch the video switching circuits from composite video to
YC in.
NTSC AV inputs and switching (Figure 17)
AV1 and AV2 Composite and SVHS inputs are located on the SSM. These inputs as well as the
Side Jack panel are fed to the Video Switch, 7017. This IC is controlled by the Processor on the
SSB via the SCL_IN and SDA_IN bus. Composite video or Luminance is output on Pin 1 and
buffered by 7003 before being fed to the SSB. The Chroma signal is output on Pin 3 and buffered
by 7102. If a SVHS signal is connected to one of the AV inputs, the S-1, S-2, or S-3 lines will go
Low for that respective input. The Processor will read these Pins via the I2C bus and signal the HIP
that the signal present is YC instead of Composite.
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