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Electrical Adjustments

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Item Name

Function

Initial

range Note

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525

Ycbcr (720P - 50 )

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1980

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1 Disp Dots

148

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H Back Porch

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

700

0 �� 4095

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526

Ycbcr (1080i - 60)

0 Total Dots

0 �� 4095 * Read only

1 Disp Dots

187

0 �� 4095

H Back Porch

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

105

0 �� 4095

Group

527

Ycbcr (1080i - 50)

0 Total Dots

640

0 �� 4095 * Read only

1 Disp Dots

1870

0 �� 4095

H Back Porch

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

105

0 �� 4095

Group

528

Ycbcr (1035i)

0 Total Dots

0 �� 4095 * Read only

1 Disp Dots

187

0 �� 4095

H Back Porch

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

101

0 �� 4095

Group

540

rGB Video (480i)

0 Total Dots

960

0 �� 4095

1 Disp Dots

0 �� 4095

H Back Porch

166

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

460

0 �� 4095

5 Clamp

0 �� 55

6 Clamp Width

0 �� 55

Group

541

rGB Video (575i)

0 Total Dots

966

0 �� 4095

1 Disp Dots

0 �� 4095

H Back Porch

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

0 �� 4095

5 Clamp

0 �� 55

6 Clamp Width

0 �� 55

Group

542

rGB Video (480P)

0 Total Dots

960

0 �� 4095

1 Disp Dots

766

0 �� 4095

H Back Porch

156

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

460

0 �� 4095

5 Clamp

0 �� 55

6 Clamp Width

0 �� 55

Group

543

rGB Video (575P)

0 Total Dots

986

0 �� 4095

1 Disp Dots

774

0 �� 4095

H Back Porch

174

0 �� 4095

V Back Porch

0 �� 4095

4 Disp Line

540

0 �� 4095

5 Clamp

0 �� 55

6 Clamp Width

0 �� 55

Summary of Contents for PLC-XE33

Page 1: ...E NO Model No PLC XE33 U S A Canada Europe U K Asia Chassis No KD8 XE3300 Match the Chassis No on the unit s back cover with the Chassis No in the Service Manual If the OriginalVersion Service Manual Chassis No does not match the unit s additional Service Literature is required You must refer to Notices to the Original Service Manual prior to servicing the unit ...

Page 2: ...ce Adjustment Menu Operation 28 Memory IC IC1371 Replacement 28 Circuit Adjustments 29 Test Points and Locations 34 Service Adjustment Data Table 35 Chassis Block Diagrams 52 Chassis over view 52 System control 53 Lamp control 54 Audio circuit 55 Power supply protection circuit 56 Fan control circuit 57 IIC bus control circuit 58 Troubleshooting 59 Indicators and Projector Condition 59 No Power 60...

Page 3: ...isolated COLD from AC line by using the converter transformer Primary side of the converter and lamp power supply unit circuit is connected to the AC line and it is hot which hot circuit is identified with the line in the schematic diagram For continued product safety and protection of per sonnel injury servicing should be made with qualified personnel The following precautions must be observed 1 ...

Page 4: ...720p 1035i and 1080i Scanning Frequency H sync 15 kHz 100 kHz V sync 50 100 Hz Optical Information Projection Image Size Diagonal Adjustable from 40 to 300 Throw Distance 4 3 38 7 1 30m 11 80m Projection Lens F 2 0 2 15 lens with f 18 38 mm 22 06 mm with manual zoom and focus Projection Lamp 220 W Interface Video Input Jack RCA Type x 1 Audio Input Jack Mini Jack stereo x 1 Computer In 1 S video I...

Page 5: ... the lamp cover for replacing the lamp ass y place the lamp cover correctly otherwise the projector can not turn on Thermal switch There is the thermal switch SW601 inside of the projector to de tect the internal temperature rising abnormally When the internal temperature reaches near 85 C the thermal switch opens to stop the operation of the power supply circuit The thermal switch can be reset it...

Page 6: ...e Air filter care and cleaning below Ventilation slots of the projector are blocked In such an event reposition the projector so that ventilation slots are not obstructed Check if projector is used at higher temperature place Normal operating temperature is 5 to 35 C or 41 to 95 F Warning temperature and power failure protection The projector is shut down and the WARNING indicator lights red When ...

Page 7: ...dusty smoky environments when you operate the projector Usage in these environments may cause poor image quality When using the projector under dusty or smoky conditions dust may accumulate on a lens LCD panels or optical elements inside the projector degrading the quality of a projected image When the symptoms above are noticed contact your authorized dealer or service station for proper cleaning...

Page 8: ...n the cabinet is heavily soiled use a small amount of mild detergent and finish with a soft dry cleaning cloth Avoid using an excessive amount of cleaner Abrasive cleaners solvents or other harsh chemicals might scratch the surface of the cabinet When the projector is not in use put the projector in an appropriate carrying case to protect it from dust and scratches When moving this projector or wh...

Page 9: ... be broken If replacing the lamp of a projector which has been installed on the ceiling you should always assume that the lamp is broken and you should stand to the side of the lamp cover not underneath it Remove the lamp cover gently Small pieces of glass may fall out when the lamp cover is opened If pieces of glass get into your eyes or mouth seek medical advice immediately ORDER REPLACEMENT LAM...

Page 10: ...ogged with dust particles it will reduce the cooling fan s effectiveness and may re sult in internal heat build up and short lamp life We recommend cleaning the air filter after the projection lamp is replaced Refer to Air Filter Cleaning Counter Projector 500H Lamp High Normal 200 H Eco 300 H Corresponding value 600 H Total lamp used time Projector used time Resetting the Lamp Counter Be sure to ...

Page 11: ...to an AC outlet again 3 Keep pressing the SELECT button and then press the ON STAND BY button 4 Release the ON STAND BY button first and then release the SELECT button The PIN code lock and Logo PIN code lock will be reset as the initial PIN code at the factory and the key lock function is disabled Please refer to the owner s manual for further information of the security functions Function Descri...

Page 12: ...riginal otherwise it may cause loss of performance and product safety Screws Expression Type Diameter x Length mm T type M Type B M3x8 x4 R C Board Fig 1 Cabinet top D T3X8 x2 1 Loose screw A M3x8 to remove the Lamp Cover 2 Remove 4 screws B M3x8 and 2 screws C T3x10 to re move the Cabinet top 3 Remove the Control Buttons and Dec Inlay LED 4 Remove 2 screws D T3x8 to remove the Dec Ring 5 Remove t...

Page 13: ... Right shield 2 Remove 2 screws C T3x8 to remove the Main Board 3 Release the hooks and screw D M2x4 to remove the AV Panel 4 Remove the Speaker SP901 Fig 2 x Main Board AV Panel and Speaker SP901 removal C T3x8 x2 C Main Board D M2x4 Hooks B M4x6 x3 Speaker SP901 B A M3x8 x5 B A A A A Lamp back shield Right shield Right connect shield ...

Page 14: ...ews C T3x10 to remove the Optical Unit Remove 4 screws D T3x8 and 2 screws E T3x8 to remove the Lamp holder and Ballast socket 3 Remove the lamp cover switch SW902 Fig 3 c Optical Unit Lamp A ssy and SW902 removal Optical Unit Ballast socket B M3x7 x3 Lamp holder C T3x10 X4 Optical back shield E T3x8 x2 Lens spacer sheet top A M3x8 X2 A C C C B D D D T3x8 x4 D B E Lamp Ass y SW902 ...

Page 15: ...ve the Lamp in fan duct top and bottom 2 Remove 7 screws C T3X8 and 3 screws D T3x12 to remove the Mounting duct top 3 Remove 3 screws E T3x12 to remove the fans FN003 FN004 and FN005 A T3x8 x3 B T3x12 x2 FN001 C C Lens spacer sheet left A A Lamp in fan duct bottom Lamp in fan duct top C T3x8 x7 D T3x12 x3 D D C C C C C Mounting duct top E T3x12 x3 E E FN005 FN003 B Spacer sheet R ...

Page 16: ... holder and the fan FN002 4 Remove screw D T3x8 to remove the Power board 5 Remove 3 screws E T3x8 to remove the Lamp Ballast 6 Remove the Panel net front and Panel net back FN002 Power shield C T3x8 x6 C Panel net front Power board A M3x8 x2 A Power board holder C C C C Lamp Ballast Panel net back D T3x8 E T3x8 x3 E E SW601 Note Please pay attention to the install direction of SW601 the side with...

Page 17: ...bly Disassembly requires a 2 0mm hex wrench and a screwdriver z Projection lens disassembly M2 5x8 x4 Fig 1 x Condenser Out lens disassembly Fig 2 Projection lens Optical unit Note The optical unit should be removed from the cabinet bottom before re moving the projection lens M 2 5x6 x3 Condenser Out Lens Ass y Condenser Out Lens ...

Page 18: ...ntegrator lens out Rugged surface facing to PBS Fig 3 v Condenser Lens Ass y disassembly Condenser Lens Ass y M2 5x6 x2 Fig 4 T3x8 x1 Optical unit top Release the hook to remove the lens Integrator lens in Rugged surface facing to PBS Prism Beam Splitter PBS Condenser Lens G Condenser Lens B Release the hook to remove the lens ...

Page 19: ... 19 Optical Parts Disassembly b Relay Out lens disassembly Relay Out lens Relay lens Ass y Fig 5 M 2 5x6 ...

Page 20: ...top bottom left or right of the screen If there is try to remove the shading following to the chapter Optical Adjustment Check the white balance If it needs the adjustment adjust the white balance following to the White Balance adjustment Gamma adjustment and Common Center adjustment in the chapter Electrical Adjustment Check the white uniformity on the screen If you find the color shading at the ...

Page 21: ... Ass y is used with the figure below When replacing the LCD Panel Prism Ass y you need to take PanelType Check and Setting on the Electrical Adjust ment for the replaced LCD Panel Prism Ass y The gamma characteristics is different between L Type and R Type LCD Panel Prism Ass y How to check the type of LCDPanel Prism Ass y Check the printed number on the flat cable of the G LCD Panel L Type LCD Pa...

Page 22: ...unit the parts must be mounted in the specified loca tion and direction as shown in figure below 1 3 5 m Locations and Directions No Parts Name 1 Dichroic mirror B 2 Dichroic mirror G 3 Relay lens IN 4 Mirror R 5 Condenser lens R 6 Mirror B 4 4 Marker Marker comes this side up Marker comes this side up ...

Page 23: ...lens adjustment Relay lens out adjustment Electrical Adjustments Panel type check and setting Fan control adjustment Black Level adjustment Auto calibration adjustment PC Auto calibration adjustment Component Auto calibration adjustment Video Common center adjustment 50 white adjustment PC White balance adjustment PC 50 white adjustment Video White balance adjustment Video Keystone offset adjustme...

Page 24: ...to disconnect FPC cables of LCD panels on the main board Optical adjustment requires a 2 0mm hex wrench and a slot screwdriver Note Do not disconnect connectors on the main board because the projector cannot turn on due to operate the power failure protection WARNING USE UV RADIATION EYE AND SKIN PROTEC TION DURING SERVICING The AV panel is removed and the MAIN board is lifted Fig 1 Main board Con...

Page 25: ...which you intend to adjust 2 Adjust the slot B to obtain the darkest brightness on the screen by using a slot screwdriver 3 Tighten the screw A to fix the polarized glass mounting base Repeat steps 1 to 3 for remaining polarized glasses Contrast adjustment Fig 2 Polarized glass mounting base A Slot B Optical Adjustments ...

Page 26: ...1 screw A and adjust the slot B to make color uniformity in white by using a slot screwdriver 2 If the shading appears on the top or bottom of the screen as shown in Fig 3 2 loosen 2 screws C and adjust the slots D to make color uniformity in white by using a slot screwdriver 4Tighten screws A and C to fix the condenser out lens unit Note The relay lens adjustment must be carried out after complet...

Page 27: ...nifor mity in white If the shading appears on the left or right of the screen as shown in Fig 3 loosen 1 screw A by using a hex screwdriver and adjust the slot B to make color uniformity in white by using a slot screwdriver 4Tighten the screw A to fix the relay lens unit Relay lens Out adjustment Optical Adjustments Moving of slot B a b Fig 3 A Slot B b a White ...

Page 28: ...ter is stored in the Memory IC Please note that the lamp replace counter will be reset when the memory IC is replaced Lamp replace counter cannot be set to the previous value Caution to memory IC replacement When memory IC is replaced with new one the CPU writes down the default data of the service adjustments to the replaced IC as the mentioned on the service adjustment table As these data are no...

Page 29: ...of UV radiation those adjustments must be completed within 25 minutes Adjustment Condition Input signal Video signal 1 0Vp p 75W terminated 16 steps gray scale Composite video signal Component Video signal 1 0Vp p 75W terminated 8 color 100 color bar or 16 step gray scale Component video signal Computer signal 0 7Vp p 75W terminated 16 steps gray scale pattern Image control mode STANDARD mode unle...

Page 30: ... to adjust voltage to be 13 8 0V 0 15V 2 Fan Control adjustment Before setting you need to check which type of LCD panel is placed on the projector according to the item LCD Panel Prism Ass y removal in the chapter Optical Parts Disassembly 1 Enter the service mode 2 Panel Type Check Select group no 290 item no 0 Check the data value as follows Data value 0 For L Type of LCD Panel Data value 20 Fo...

Page 31: ... select group no 260 item no 0 and then change data value from 0 to 1 After the auto calibration com pleted OK will appear on the screen 4 Auto Calibration adjustment PC Below adjustments are performed when the above auto calibration is failed Pedestal adjustment Component 1 Enter the service mode 2 Receive the 16 step grey scale 480i component signal with Computer1 Component mode 3 Connect an osc...

Page 32: ...omponent to the screen 7 Select item no 0 and change data value to obtain the minimum flicker on the screen 8 Project only blue light component to the screen 9 Select item no 2 and change data value to obtain the minimum flicker on the screen 10 Select group no 100 item no 92 and change data value to 0 to reset the panel frequency 7 Common Center adjustment 1 Enter the service mode 2 Receive the 1...

Page 33: ... By pressing the SELECT button the Keystone Offset adjustment will start 4 When it has completed the OK message will appear on the screen 5 By pressing any button on the projector or the remote control the OK message will disappear Data value of Group no 102 item no 3 will be back from 5 to 0 for initial value 12 Keystone Offset adjustment If the correction of the Color shading adjustment is nec e...

Page 34: ...Electrical Adjustments K10B K9602 K20A K20B K40B K10A IC561 K5B K5G K5R K6E K6G 1 K6K K6P K6S K8F K8H K8S K801 IC501 IC531 TPFANC TPFANB TPFANA TP35G TP35B TP35R TP_VMID MAIN BOARD Test Points and Locations ...

Page 35: ...mponent SCART SyncOn Green Threhould 6 3 2 0 15 11 SOGHYSDIS PC Component SCART Sync On Green Hsysterisis Enable 0 0 1 12 HS1TH 4 0 7 13 HS0TH 4 0 7 100 PreCoast PC Signal 3 0 63 101 PostCoast PC Signal 8 0 63 120 PreCoast PC Video 480i 7 0 63 121 PostCoast PC Video 480i 13 0 63 122 PreCoast PC Video 575i 7 0 63 123 PostCoast PC Video 575i 13 0 63 124 PreCoast PC Video 480p 7 0 63 125 PostCoast PC...

Page 36: ...in 10 10 0 255 Composite S Video Gain Adjustment Video 1 C Level Composite S Video C Level ADC Saturation 115 115 0 255 Composite S Video 2 3 XCXL Level Cross Chroma Cross Luma Level 3 0 5 4 C2DNBANDWIDTH Comb 2D Narrow Bandwidth 3 3 0 3 NTSC PAL 5 C2DWBANDWIDTH Comb 2D Wide Bandwidth 4 4 0 7 NTSC PAL 6 C2DCNMINLEAK Comb 2D Chroma Narrow Band Minimum Leakage 0 3 0 3 Left Values are adjustable if C...

Page 37: ...R L1 0 Noise Pixel Range NSRANGEY NSRANGEUV 1 0 2 1 Noise Region 0 NSREGIONY0 NSREGIONUV0 12 0 1023 2 Noise Region 1 NSREGIONY1 NSREGIONUV1 24 0 1023 3 Noise Region 2 NSREGIONY2 NSREGIONUV2 40 0 1023 4 Noise Gain Level NSFILTERY NSFILTERUV 50 0 255 Group 49 Noise Reduction Time Effective only for N R L2 0 Noise Pixel Range NSRANGEY NSRANGEUV 1 0 2 1 Noise Region 0 NSREGIONY0 NSREGIONUV0 12 0 1023 ...

Page 38: ...ng Value MENU Value MENU Center Value x Alpha 10 Center WB R G B Max 1023 Min 0 11 Center WB Green 512 512 512 512 512 512 0 1023 12 Center WB Blue 512 512 512 512 512 512 0 1023 13 Alpha WB Red 40 40 40 40 40 40 0 1023 14 Alpha WB Green 40 40 40 40 40 40 0 1023 15 Alpha WB Blue 40 40 40 40 40 40 0 1023 Group 100 Panel Service 0 G SubGain 2048 2048 2048 2048 2020 2020 1860 1950 2048 2048 2048 2048...

Page 39: ...stR Cent 0 0 2047 51 GhostR Start 128 0 255 52 GhostR End 128 0 255 53 GhostG Cent 0 0 2047 54 GhostG Start 128 0 255 55 GhostG End 128 0 255 56 GhostB Cent 0 0 2047 57 GhostB Start 128 0 255 58 GhostB End 128 0 255 59 BlockR1 0 0 2047 MIN MAX Cyclic Operation 60 BlockG1 0 0 2047 MIN MAX Cyclic Operation 61 BlockB1 0 0 2047 MIN MAX Cyclic Operation 62 BlockR2 0 0 2047 MIN MAX Cyclic Operation 63 B...

Page 40: ...0 2047 Scan Direction Front Rear 128 G DCOffset N12 0 0 0 2047 Scan Direction Front Rear 129 B DCOffset NGain 0 0 0 1023 Scan Direction Front Rear 130 B DCOffset N1 0 0 0 2047 Scan Direction Front Rear 131 B DCOffset N2 0 0 0 2047 Scan Direction Front Rear 132 B DCOffset N3 0 0 0 2047 Scan Direction Front Rear 133 B DCOffset N4 0 0 0 2047 Scan Direction Front Rear 134 B DCOffset N5 0 0 0 2047 Scan...

Page 41: ...NPUT_SETP_0 25 0 1023 186 R_V_INPUT_SETP_512 2 0 1023 187 R_V_INPUT_SETP_1024 16 0 1023 188 R_V_INPUT_SETP_1536 10 0 1023 189 R_V_INPUT_SETP_2048 1022 0 1023 190 R_V_INPUT_SETP_2560 1022 0 1023 191 R_V_INPUT_SETP_3072 1021 0 1023 192 R_V_INPUT_SETP_3584 1018 0 1023 193 R_V_INPUT_SETP_4096 1016 0 1023 194 G_V_INPUT_SETP_0 25 0 1023 195 G_V_INPUT_SETP_512 2 0 1023 196 G_V_INPUT_SETP_1024 16 0 1023 1...

Page 42: ...ON 0 0 1 4 LOCK COUNT 5 1 255 5 DELT VERT RESULT 64 1 255 6 ANGLE 1 COUNT 1 1 10 7 ANGLE 2 COUNT 5 1 10 8 BLIND SECTOR 1 160 0 1024 9 BLIND SECTOR 3 32 0 1024 10 BLIND SECTOR BIAS 61 0 1024 Group 200 Option 0 Logo Prohibition Logo Prohibition 0 Menu 1 Forced 0 0 1 Effective after AC On 1 RS232C Baudrate Baud Rate 0 0 2 0 19200bps 1 9600bps 2 115200bps 2 PJLink Enable PJLink 0 0 1 0 Disable 1 Enabl...

Page 43: ...ge Enable 1 0 1 0 Disable Service Adjustment Dsiable Used all the Center Values 1 Enable Service Adjustment Enable 6 Zoom Accelerator Enable 0 0 1 0 Zoom Accelerator OFF 1 Zoom Accelerator ON No last memory 7 DZoom Reset by Keystone 0 0 1 0 Enable Normal 1 Disable Dzoo is not cancelled even if Keystone is cancelled No last memory 8 Stability Count Count Value of V missing 5 0 255 9 Sensivity for S...

Page 44: ...ECO Eco Dimmer Level 0 0 15 20 Lamp check enable 0 0 Lamp Failure Detection OFF White 50 Back 1 ON Blue 100 Back 21 VOLTAGE_LEVEL Lamp Voltage Unit 8bit Raw Data Read only 22 DIMMER_LEVEL_HIGH Dimmer level High 15 0 15 23 Past Calculation System 24 New APL System 25 Red Average Level 26 Green Average Level 27 Blue Average Level 29 SAT 29 Chroma Coefficient 160 0 255 Group 231 VBI Slice Level 0 Gen...

Page 45: ... the Lamp mode 5 0 100 16 Temp B Warning Offset Temp 5 0 100 17 Temp C Warning Offset Temp 5 0 100 18 Temp B A Warning Offset Temp 0 0 100 19 Temp C A Warning Offset Temp 0 0 100 20 Temp A Warning Offset Time Offset of Temp Error Minutes Error Setting Value is increased X min ute at the below condition Standby Right to turn on the lamp Right to change the Lamp mode 3 0 100 21 Temp B Warning Offset...

Page 46: ...eadOnly 3 AutoWait Wait Value for each setting 1 1 20 4 CHECK Tolelance Torelance of OFFSET 2 1 255 Group 261 Auto Calibration RGB 0 OFFSET AREA H START Black Level Acquiring Area H Start Position 975 0 1000 1 OFFSET AREA V START Black Level Acquiring Area V Start Position 500 0 1000 2 GAIN AREA H START White Level Acquiring Area H Start Position 25 0 1000 3 GAIN AREA V START White Level Acquiring...

Page 47: ...19 CR GAINTARGET 237 0 255 20 OFFSET torelance Torelance of OFFSET Adj 1 1 255 21 GAIN torelance Torelance of GAIN Adj 1 1 255 Group 270 CUSTOM Aspect 0 Scaler Horizontal Horizontal Scaler Edit 100 68 132 1 Sclaler Vertical Vertical Scaler Edit 100 68 132 2 Connect Seperate Connect Edit 0 0 1 0 Seperate 1 Connect 3 Position Horizontal Horizontal Postion Correction 100 85 115 4 Position Vertical Ve...

Page 48: ...4095 4 Disp Line 514 0 4095 Group 520 YCbCr 480i 0 Total Dots 858 0 4095 1 Disp Dots 670 0 4095 2 H Back Porch 146 0 4095 3 V Back Porch 48 0 4095 4 Disp Line 458 0 4095 Group 521 YCbCr 575i 0 Total Dots 864 0 4095 1 Disp Dots 656 0 4095 2 H Back Porch 162 0 4095 3 V Back Porch 64 0 4095 4 Disp Line 534 0 4095 Group 522 YCbCr 480P 0 Total Dots 858 0 4095 Read only 1 Disp Dots 684 0 4095 2 H Back P...

Page 49: ...72 0 4095 2 H Back Porch 256 0 4095 3 V Back Porch 92 0 4095 4 Disp Line 1012 0 4095 Group 540 RGB Video 480i 0 Total Dots 960 0 4095 1 Disp Dots 752 0 4095 2 H Back Porch 166 0 4095 3 V Back Porch 48 0 4095 4 Disp Line 460 0 4095 5 Clamp 1 0 255 6 Clamp Width 31 0 255 Group 541 RGB Video 575i 0 Total Dots 966 0 4095 1 Disp Dots 736 0 4095 2 H Back Porch 182 0 4095 3 V Back Porch 66 0 4095 4 Disp ...

Page 50: ...isp Line 1052 0 4095 5 Clamp 1 0 255 6 Clamp Width 31 0 255 Group 547 RGB Video 1080i 50 0 Total Dots 2640 0 4095 1 Disp Dots 1868 0 4095 2 H Back Porch 260 0 4095 3 V Back Porch 54 0 4095 4 Disp Line 1052 0 4095 5 Clamp 1 0 255 6 Clamp Width 31 0 255 Group 548 RGB Video 1035i 0 Total Dots 2200 0 4095 1 Disp Dots 1868 0 4095 2 H Back Porch 258 0 4095 3 V Back Porch 92 0 4095 4 Disp Line 1012 0 409...

Page 51: ...te 0 25 5 at 0 1 steps 0 0 255 8 VSBEG 2 0 15 Group 566 HDCP 1035i 7 Over Scan Over Scan Rate 0 25 5 at 0 1 steps 0 0 255 8 VSBEG 2 0 15 Group 981 Color Shading Adj Offset 0 R Max 0 0 0 255 1 R Mid1 0 0 0 255 2 R Mid2 0 0 0 255 3 R Min 0 0 0 255 4 G Max 0 0 0 255 5 G Mid1 0 0 0 255 6 G Mid2 0 0 0 255 7 G Min 0 0 0 255 8 B Max 0 0 0 255 9 B Mid1 0 0 0 255 10 B Mid2 0 0 0 255 11 B Min 0 0 0 255 ...

Page 52: ...001 Audio POWER BOARD IC401 L3E7111K DIGITAL ENHANCER FAN 5pcs IC4001 OUT BUFFER A901 LAMP BALLAST PC1 IN RGB YCbCr SCART Flash IC8811 21 31 TEMP SENSOR EEPROM IC8801 LAN Driver IC3801 232C DRIVER RJ45 IC561 RQL3E0617 0P0AM IC531 RQL3E0617 0P0AM IC501 RQL3E0617 0P0AM FN001 FN002 FN003 FN004 FN005 Speaker K8F IC5031 Chassis over view Chassis Block Diagrams ...

Page 53: ..._FAIL P_FAIL LAMP_DC_ON READY_LED 215 89 99 TXD_MCI RXD_MCI CHO_TXD CHO_RXD MUTE KEY1 295 26 267 28 KEY2 126 POW_KEY SCL0 SDA0 184 R C_PW 214 293 212 IC301 SCALER PW190 Q6846 Q6845 D6832 D6831 D6833 Q5035 Q6846 WARNING LAMP REPLACE READY IC4891 NAND 2 13 1 10 IC9882 INVERTER K8R K6R 14 K8S 3 1 K8H 4 5 1 K8D K29D 3 3 3V_ALL FAN CONTROL CIRCUIT 13 DC_ON P ON H SW902 THERMAL SWITCH 1 K6S 3 PW UPDATE ...

Page 54: ...1 5 4 1 2 11 2 11 IC301 PW190 Scaler LAMP_PWM LAMP_DC_ON IC9885 Sub Micro Contro CHO_RXD POWER_SW CHO_TXD IC302 BUFFER FAN _ERR LAMP_SCI SW601 THERMAL SW POWER CONTOR A901 LAMP BALAST POWER MAIN 2 11 SW902 LAMPCOVER SW IC4891 K8S POWER CONTROL 13 2 10 1 Lamp control ...

Page 55: ...5 Chassis Block Diagrams PC AUDIO IN IC5001 Audio Control NJM1156AVM AV MAIN L R 1 10 4 5 6 AUDIO OUT L R 2 9 Q5061 Q5062 IC301 SCALER 267 1 347 278 MUTE Mute On H Audio_CE Audio_CL Audio_DI Audio circuit ...

Page 56: ...U CHO_RXD SS3 3V S2 5V_PW IC5821 DC DC S1 8V S1 8V_PW IC5621 REGULATOR ON_33V 1 0V IC5841 REGULATOR 3 3VGAM 3 3V_LAN POWER_SW_LAN ON_33V Q3582 Q3583 POWER_SW Q7813 Q7864 FAN_SW1 FAN_SW1 Q7801 Q7802 Feedback PC661 PC663 PC662 IC621 P F CONTROL Q641 Q651 Q643 ON_16V ON_16V 215 89 95 419 212 293 200 16 6 14 15 10 21 1 10 13 2 K6D IC592 REGULATOR ON_150V POWER_SW_LAN IC9882 INVERTER CHO_TXD IC301 PW19...

Page 57: ...1 TEMP SENSOR2 ADT75BRMZ 2 1 IC8811 TEMP SENSOR1 MCP9801T M MAIN FAN_CON_B FAN_CON_A Power On H IC4891 NAND 1 2 4 215 190 212 293 Power Error On P_Fail H SIGNAL MODE POWER ON STAND BY H L NORMAL ERROR H L FAN_SW1 P_FAIL P_FAIL FAN_ERR TPFANB K8S K8H 3 1 4 IC301 SCALER PW190 SCL0 SDA0 30 128 2 1 IC8831 TEMP SENSOR3 ADT75BRMZ D3626 K6K FN002 6 8 TPFANC IC7841 Regulator 1 1 2 FAN_C Q7842 FAN_CON_C 37...

Page 58: ...R PW190 293 212 VGA_SCL VGA_SDA 101 2 1 IC8821 TEMP SENSOR 2 ADT75BRMZ MAIN 6 SCL1 SDA1 211 294 5 IC1371 CONTROL MEMORY 2 1 IC8831 TEMP SENSOR 3 ADT75BRMZ 6 5 IC1051 VGA HDCP MEMORY DDC_SW Q1012 DSub15 2 1 IC8811 TEMP SENSOR 1 IIC bus control circuit ...

Page 59: ...until cooling is completed and the POWER indicator stops blinking Q The temperature inside the projector is abnormally high The projector cannot be turned on When the projector is cooled down enough and the temperature returns to normal the POWER indicator stops blinking and the projector can be turned on The WARNING indicator keeps blinking Q The projector detects an abnormal condition and cannot...

Page 60: ...ignal status The P_FAIL signal Error L is sent to pin 215 of IC301 SYSTEM CONTROL when the abnormality occurred inside the projector and then the IC301 sends the shutdown signal LAMP_DC_ON to the power supply circuit to stop its operation and signal LAMP_SCI to the lamp ballast board via IC4891 and SW902 lamp cover switch to stop operation of the lamp circuit An abnormality occurs on the secondary...

Page 61: ...V source selecting stage and processing stage Check IC4701 and IC301 Scaler and peripheral circuit No picture with all of computer input sources Yes Yes No No No No Check AV source selecting and decoding stage S Video source Check S video signal Y C S_CHROMA signal is applied to pin 265 of IC301 Scaler and S Y signal is applied on pin 264 of IC301 Composite video source Check composite video signa...

Page 62: ...heck audio output circuit Check speaker connection of the terminal K8F Yes No Check IC5031 and peripheral circuit Check the Mute signal at pin 1 of IC5301 The Mute signal is output from pin 267 of IC 301 Scaler The OUT_DET signal is sent from Audio Out terminal Mute On H at pin 267 of IC301 L at pin 1 of IC5031 Check if the audio signal is observed at pins 1 of IC5031 Yes No ...

Page 63: ...ck 0 SCL0 IIC Bus Control Clock O 294 D21 PORTH3 2 Wire Serial Data 1 SDA1 IIC Bus Control Data O 295 D22 TXD1 TXD_MCI Network TXD O 215 D24 ADC0 ADC0 P_FAIL Power Failure Signal Input Failure L I 126 D25 ADC2 ADC2 KEY 2 Key Control Input I 190 E2 PORTE7 FAN_SW1 Fan Control Swicth 1 O 275 E3 PORTE5 PW_MASTER_SD0 Sub CPU Communication O 352 E4 PORTE2 LAMP_LED LED on H O 353 E5 PORTE0 POWER_LED LED ...

Page 64: ... 64 Waveform VIDEO signal VIDEO HSYNC signal VSYNC signal R S H signal TP35R G S H signal TP35G B S H signal TP35B ...

Page 65: ... 65 IC Block Diagrams FA5550NG P F Control IC621 LC87F2G08A5AN6 UART IC9885 ...

Page 66: ... 66 IC Block Diagrams MAX232ECPWRP RS 232C Driver IC3801 L3E06170 D A S H LCD Driver IC501 IC531 IC561 ...

Page 67: ...ock Diagrams LE25FU106BMA Flash IC IC8803 24AA64T I MS EEPROM IC8802 HV GENERATOR EEPROM ARRAY PAGE LATCHES YDEC XDEC SENSE AMP R W CONTROL I O CONTROL LOGIC I O MEMORY CONTROL LOGIC A0 A1 WP A2 SCL SDA VCC VSS ...

Page 68: ... 68 IC Block Diagrams PW190 Scaler IC301 MR4010 Power OSC IC631 ...

Page 69: ... 69 IC Block Diagrams PIC18F67J60 LAN CONTROL IC8801 FA7703 DC DC Converter IC7811 ...

Page 70: ...omposite STYRENE Styrene TA SOLID Tantalum Oxide Solid Electrolytic AL SOLID Aluminium Solid Electrolytic ELECT Aluminum Foil Electrolytic NP ELECT Non polarised Electrolytic OS SOLID Aluminium Solid with Organic Semiconductive Electrolytic POS SOLID Polymerized Organic Semiconductive DL ELECT Double Layered Electrolytic PPS FILM Polyphenylene Sulfide Film MT PPS FILM Metalized Polyphenylene Sulfi...

Page 71: ...emblied Boards SW902 Lamp Cover SW A2300 R C Board FN002 Cooling Fan LP900 Lamp Ass y FN004 Cooling Fan Out Of Circuit Board SP901 Speaker A901 Ballast Board A2200 Power Board FN003 Cooling Fan SW601 Thermal Switch FN005 Cooling Fan A1000 Main Board FN001 Cooling Fan ...

Page 72: ...6 TB 305 015 8925 TR 2SC2812 L7 TB 305 163 1615 TR 2SC2812N L6 TB0 305 173 9816 TR 2SC3928A1R 305 173 9915 TR 2SC3928A1S Q5751 305 217 6917 TR TPC6107 TE85L Q5752 406 021 7804 TR 2SC4617 Q5830 305 217 6917 TR TPC6107 TE85L Q5840 406 021 7804 TR 2SC4617 Q6845 405 221 7914 TR HN1C01FE Y Q6846 405 221 7914 TR HN1C01FE Y Q7801 405 221 7914 TR HN1C01FE Y Q7802 405 221 7914 TR HN1C01FE Y Q7812 305 217 8...

Page 73: ...3 396 9613 CERAMIC 1U K 25V 303 397 7618 CERAMIC 1U K 25V 403 478 5912 CERAMIC 1U K 25V C1871 403 455 1012 CERAMIC 1U K 10V 303 433 1112 CERAMIC 1U K 10V C2001 303 392 1215 ELECT 47U M 6 3V C2025 303 372 7510 CERAMIC 2 2U K 6 3V 303 370 0216 CERAMIC 2 2U K 6 3V C2026 403 455 1012 CERAMIC 1U K 10V 303 433 1112 CERAMIC 1U K 10V C2031 303 453 6319 CERAMIC 100P J 50V 303 454 0910 CERAMIC 100P J 50V 30...

Page 74: ... 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C346 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C347 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C348 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C3501 303 396 9613 CE...

Page 75: ...CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C367 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C368 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C369 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C370 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3...

Page 76: ...C 0 1U K 16V C438 303 358 3215 CERAMIC 10U K 6 3V 303 370 0018 CERAMIC 10U K 6 3V 303 368 7319 CERAMIC 10U K 6 3V C439 303 358 3215 CERAMIC 10U K 6 3V 303 370 0018 CERAMIC 10U K 6 3V 303 368 7319 CERAMIC 10U K 6 3V C442 403 455 1012 CERAMIC 1U K 10V 303 433 1112 CERAMIC 1U K 10V C443 303 453 8719 CERAMIC 470P K 50V 303 453 9211 CERAMIC 470P K 50V 303 282 5118 CERAMIC 470P K 50V C480 303 358 3215 C...

Page 77: ...IC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V C5334 303 453 6814 CERAMIC 68P J 50V 303 454 0019 CERAMIC 68P J 50V 303 320 0419 CERAMIC 68P J 50V C5336 303 453 6319 CERAMIC 100P J 50V 303 454 0910 CERAMIC 100P J 50V 303 294 6110 CERAMIC 100P J 50V C5337 303 453 6319 CERAMIC 100P J 50V 303 454 0910 CERAMIC 100P J 50V 303 294 6110 CERAMIC 100P J 50V C534 303 453 8917 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 C...

Page 78: ...MIC 22U M 6 3V 303 443 9214 CERAMIC 22U M 6 3V C587 303 396 9613 CERAMIC 1U K 25V 303 397 7618 CERAMIC 1U K 25V 403 478 5912 CERAMIC 1U K 25V C588 303 396 9613 CERAMIC 1U K 25V 303 397 7618 CERAMIC 1U K 25V 403 478 5912 CERAMIC 1U K 25V C596 403 467 0911 CERAMIC 0 1U K 25V C597 303 437 4614 CERAMIC 10U K 25V 403 478 5714 CERAMIC 10U K 25V C598 403 467 0911 CERAMIC 0 1U K 25V C599 303 437 4614 CERA...

Page 79: ...CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 453 8610 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V 303 409 3426 CERAMIC 0 1U K 16V RESISTOR R006 301 226 1516 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 16W R1001 301 260 4115 MT GLAZE 75 JA 1 3W R1002 301 225 1210 MT GLAZE 4 7K JA 1 16W R1004 301 225 1210 MT GLAZE 4 7K JA 1 16W R1006 301 037 5017 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 10W R1009 301 037 5017 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 10W R1012 301 224 8814 MT GLAZE 100 JA 1 16W R1013 301 224 88...

Page 80: ... 10K JA 1 16W R3588 301 225 1210 MT GLAZE 4 7K JA 1 16W R359 301 225 0015 MT GLAZE 270 JA 1 16W R360 301 225 0015 MT GLAZE 270 JA 1 16W R3601 301 225 0213 MT GLAZE 3 3K JA 1 16W R3602 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R3603 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R361 301 256 1517 MT GLAZE 13K JA 1 10W R3621 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R3622 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R3623 301 224 9019...

Page 81: ...1K JA 1 3W R571 301 224 8814 MT GLAZE 100 JA 1 16W R5710 301 225 1210 MT GLAZE 4 7K JA 1 16W R5711 301 301 3718 MT GLAZE 2K FA 1 16W R5712 301 253 3712 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 4W 301 035 4111 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 8W R5714 301 226 1516 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 16W R572 301 224 8814 MT GLAZE 100 JA 1 16W R5751 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R5752 301 225 1210 MT GLAZE 4 7K JA 1 16W R5753 301 224 9316 MT G...

Page 82: ...R8837 301 226 1516 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 16W R8838 301 226 1516 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 16W R8839 301 225 7915 MT GLAZE 220 JA 1 16W R8840 301 226 1516 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 16W R8841 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R8843 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R8844 301 224 9019 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 16W R8845 301 253 3712 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 4W 301 035 4111 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 8W R8846 301 224 8913 MT GLAZE 1...

Page 83: ...52 002 8685 INDUCTOR 1000 OHM L402 652 002 8500 INDUCTOR 330 OHM L4809 652 002 8685 INDUCTOR 1000 OHM L4810 652 002 8685 INDUCTOR 1000 OHM L4811 652 002 8685 INDUCTOR 1000 OHM L4812 652 002 8524 INDUCTOR 220 OHM L4814 652 002 8685 INDUCTOR 1000 OHM L5003 645 092 8819 INDUCTOR 100U M L501 652 002 8500 INDUCTOR 330 OHM L502 652 002 8500 INDUCTOR 330 OHM L531 652 002 8500 INDUCTOR 330 OHM L532 652 00...

Page 84: ...KET D SUB 15P K10B 952 001 8571 SOCKET D SUB 15P K20B 652 002 1808 JACK PHONE D3 6 652 002 4847 JACK PHONE D3 6 K40B 652 002 8135 PLUG D SUB 9P K9602 645 093 6760 TRANS PULSE SC1030 945 076 3503 SURGE ABSORBER SC1041 945 076 3503 SURGE ABSORBER SC1081 945 076 3503 SURGE ABSORBER SC1091 945 076 3503 SURGE ABSORBER SC2003 945 076 3503 SURGE ABSORBER SC2021 945 076 3503 SURGE ABSORBER SC2023 945 076 ...

Page 85: ... 1 10W R626 301 150 6014 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 10W R627 301 150 5918 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 10W R628 301 150 5918 MT GLAZE 10K JA 1 10W R629 301 255 7312 MT GLAZE 510K JA 1 10W R631 301 255 7718 MT GLAZE 11K JA 1 10W R632 301 253 3712 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 4W 301 035 4111 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 8W R633 301 150 6014 MT GLAZE 0 000 ZA 1 10W R634 301 256 1715 MT GLAZE 33K JA 1 10W R635 302 099 6308 OXIDE MT 0 39...

Page 86: ...E 100 JA 1 10W R8855 301 162 2219 MT GLAZE 10 JA 1 10W R8856 301 162 2219 MT GLAZE 10 JA 1 10W MISCELLANEOUS A2901 652 002 3352 UNIT REMOCON RECEIVER PACKING MATERIALS 610 346 1755 CARTON CASE KD8AC 610 347 4762 CUSHION SPACER LEFT KR5AC 610 347 4755 CUSHION SPACER RIGHT KR5AC 610 347 5608 CUSHION BTM KR5AC 610 345 2524 CUSHION TOP KR5AC 645 097 3987 POLY BAG 0550X0600 NC R8P ACCESSORIES OWNER S M...

Page 87: ...KD8 XE3300 87 Cabinet Parts Location Mechanical Parts List C10 M10 M07 C03 C07 C08 C01 C02 S02 M08 C09 S01 C11 M02 M01 S02 C12 M05 M06 M11 M09 S01 S01 S01 C13 C04 C06 C05 S06 ...

Page 88: ...KD8 XE3300 88 Mechanical Parts List Optical Parts Location Integrator Lens L07 Integrator In S03 Condenser Lens Out L09 Condense out M04 L08 Integrator Out L10 ...

Page 89: ...KD8 XE3300 89 Mechanical Parts List S03 Ass y Condenser In Lens S03 L03 G L03 B S03 Relay Lens Out L05 Relay out M03 ...

Page 90: ...KD8 XE3300 90 Mechanical Parts List L01 Prism LCD panel Ass y Prism LCD Panel Assy S05 S05 L04 Projection Projection Lens S04 ...

Page 91: ...KD8 XE3300 91 Mechanical Parts List L11 L13 L14 L06 L11 L12 L03 R Marker Marker comes this side up Marker comes this side up ...

Page 92: ...223 SPACER PANEL NET KR5AC Air filter front M09 610 343 3707 OPTICAL TOP KR5AC M10 610 343 3714 OPTICAL TOP A KR5AC M11 610 343 2588 OPTICAL BASE KR5AC SCREWS S01 411 189 8600 SCR BIN 3X8 S02 411 190 5001 SCR S TPG BIN 3X10 S03 412 077 8108 SPECIAL SCREW 2 5X6 S04 411 191 6304 SCR BIN 2 5X8 S05 411 192 6709 SCR PAN SW W 3X10 S06 411 190 5605 SCR FLT 2x4 OPTICAL PARTS L01 610 345 6614 ASSY PNL PRIS...

Page 93: ...KD8 XE3300 93 Mechanical Parts List ...

Page 94: ... KD8AC August 2009 DC 200 Printed in Japan SANYO Electric Co Ltd ...

Page 95: ...e manual original for chassis No KD8 XE3300 model PLC XE33 File with the service manual No SM5111080 00 Note All the information of part numbers and values indicated on these diagrams are at the beginning of production To improve the performance there may be some differences to the actual set When you order the service parts use service parts code mentioned on the parts list in this service manual...

Page 96: ...al E Electrolytic P Electrolytic non polarized C Ceramic temperature compensation K Ceramic F Polyester N Polypropylene M Metalized polypropylene H Metalized polypromylar B Ceramic semiconductor G Metalized polyestel Y Composite film S Styrol T Tantalum oxide solid electrolytic U Organic semiconductive electrolyte D Electric double layer electrolytic Mark Tolerance A not specified B 0 1 C 0 25 D 0...

Page 97: ...6 7 8 10 9 11 1 12 T651H5 T651H1 T651H12 T651H11 CEXAVB 01400 N C615 1 10GJ10KC R641 1 10GJ10KC R644 DB611H1 1 FB 2 COMP 3 MUL 4 IS 5 SLOPE 6 GND 7 OUT 8 VCC 1 10GF390C R683 1 10GF12KC R673 1 10GJ22KC R636 1 10GJ33KC R634 1 10GJ220C R624 DDSG10SC9M N D661 KK0 1LZB C653 KK0 1GQ T651H7 1 10GJ510KC R629 RB551V 30G D664 Z20051 L611 L601H3 J20B 00100 F601A L601H1 GND1 J11B8790N LF601 1 2 3 K6A_1A K6A_2...

Page 98: ...XH GND GND F34DG407G L1002 1 2 3 HN1B04FEYP Q1004 TXD_PW BJ11B0380N K10A 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 2 16 17 GND 1 16GJ10KA R4023 16KK0 1MN C1008 16KK0 1AYH 16KK0 1AXH GND 1 16GJ100A R1012 1 3GJ75 R1001 SOG1 1 16GJ100A R5223 1 16GJ1 5KA R1088 1 16GJ47A R1035 GND S5V S5V S3 3V S5V 16KK0 1MN C1006 16KK0 1AYH 16KK0 1AXH 1 16GJ 75A R1052 1 16GJ10A R3802 S 5V G1 GND Z30B0220G SC2003 1 2 1 16GJ47A...

Page 99: ...MODEL_OPTION BLAND_OPTION BLAND_OPTION 6 3KK10MB C5842 6 3KK10GMB 6 3KK10BA CJ15CM C1332 CJ15DAX CJ15DAY 16KK0 068MN C1016 16KK0 068AYH 16KK0 068MN C1017 16KK0 068AYH 16KK0 068MN C1018 16KK0 068AYH TOP_VIEW 280 D7 281 D8 282 D9 283 D10 284 D11 285 D12 30 E26 286 D13 31 F26 287 D14 32 G26 288 D15 33 H26 34 J26 289 D16 35 K26 36 L26 37 M26 38 N26 39 P26 290 D17 291 D18 292 D19 293 D20 294 D21 40 R26...

Page 100: ...PASS 3 IN 4 IN 5 VO1 6 VDD 7 GND 8 VO2 1 16GJ10KA R7802 TXXLBB013P Q5033 10KK1MN C5037 10KK11B GND OUT_L 1 16GJ 1KA R5063 16KK101G C5061 1 16GJ 3 3KA R5062 X R5068 GND GND 1 16GJ3 3KA R5066 16KK101G C5069 GND X R5071 1 16GJ1KA R5067 OUT_R MUTE HN1C01FE YP Q5062 1 2 3 4 5 6 HN1C01FE YP Q5061 1 2 3 4 5 6 HN1C01FE YP Q6845 1 2 3 4 5 6 HN1C01FE YP Q6846 1 2 3 4 5 6 HN1C01FE YP Q7802 1 2 3 4 5 6 HN1C01...

Page 101: ...1 62 T1 63 R1 64 P1 65 N1 66 M1 67 L1 68 K1 69 J1 70 H1 71 G1 72 F1 73 E1 74 D1 75 C1 76 B1 77 B2 78 B3 79 B4 80 B5 81 B6 82 B7 83 B8 84 B9 85 B10 86 B11 87 B12 88 B13 89 B14 90 B15 91 B16 92 B17 93 B18 94 B19 95 C19 96 D19 97 E19 98 F19 99 G19 100 H19 101 J19 102 K19 103 L19 104 M19 105 N19 106 P19 107 R19 108 T19 109 U19 110 V19 111 W19 112 W18 113 W17 114 W16 115 W15 116 W14 117 W13 118 W12 119...

Page 102: ...GQ SCLK DXOUTB B_DX CJ33CM C3587 CJ33DAY CJ33DAX G_CLXB 1 16GZ0A R546 25KK11D C512 16KK0 1MN C532 16KK0 1AYH 16KK0 1AXH TP_SHCKB 15 5V_PNL R_CLY 1 16GJ100A R512 1 16GJ4 7KA R595 X R3533 X C3522 X C3542 K5G7 X C3518 B_CLYB L26B3470G L561 SVREFH TP_SHCKR 25KK11D C574 R1JA0R04G RB506 R1EB0R04G SHCLKG 16KK0 1MN C534 16KK0 1AYH 16KK0 1AXH R_DIRY RESET_DG B_DIRY 1 16GJ100A R572 1 16GJ47KA R3502 X C3574 ...

Page 103: ...9880 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 16GJ100A R9909 1 16GJ100A R9908 1 16GJ100A R9907 X R9896 1 16GJ22A R9897 1 16GJ22A R9898 1 16GJ22A R9899 X R9900 1 16GJ10A R9876 1 16GJ10A R9889 1 16GJ10A R9891 1 16GJ10A R9890 X R9880 1 16GJ1 5KA R9878 1 16GJ 10KA R9881 1 16GJ10A R9882 CJ47CM C9875 16KK0 1MN C9884 16KK0 1AYH 16KK0 1AXH PW_MASTER_SDO PW_MASTER_SDI PW_MASTER_SCK R C POWER_SW 1 16G J10KA R9902 1 16G J10KA R9903 1 ...

Page 104: ...A10 SCH_KR5AC NO DATA ...

Page 105: ...LF601H1 Q611HS C615H2 T651H1 PTH611H2 L601H2 L601H3 LF601H2 Q611HG 1LG4B10W0330A_A T6 3AH250V F601 1 2 3 4 4 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 SW602 SW 60 1 LF601 C601 D611 C611 C612 C613 R614 C614 F601A F601B L631 IC631 F6 31 R 635 1 6 7 12 T651 C651 D661 C661 D662 C664 C665 VA601 Q643 D633 J604 J603 J606 J605 J602 L 6 1 2 Q611 C615 L601 PTH611 DB611 L611 1 11 K6R L613 L614 L615 L616 J642 J643 J645 J638 J640 L610 C6...

Page 106: ...32 R6807 R1217 R5867 R6808 C3568 R6809 R1025 C3569 R1026 R1028 R339 R1029 C301 R531 C3571 R6812 L3622 R6813 C303 L3623 C304 R341 R1031 R342 C306 L3626 R1032 R537 R343 C307 L3627 C308 R1034 L3628 R538 R344 C309 R1035 R345 R1036 R346 R347 R1037 R348 C501 R349 R1039 R1421 C502 R1422 C503 C504 C310 L3630 R541 C311 L3631 Q6845 C506 R6822 C312 R542 Q6846 C507 R6823 C313 R1427 L3633 R1040 C314 R350 R1428...

Page 107: ...C3534 R5064 D841 R5066 R5837 R5067 R5838 R5068 C3538 C5860 R5839 C3539 C5861 C5862 C5863 C5864 C5865 C5866 C5867 R5840 R5071 R501 D1001 C5869 D1002 C3542 D1003 D1004 C3544 R1002 C3546 C3547 R1004 C3548 L7861 L8801 C3549 SC3801 SC3802 R511 C3551 R5082 R512 C3552 C3553 RB568 C3554 L561 IC841 R516 C3556 L562 C3557 C3558 1 3 4 5 IC5081 C3559 R325 R3532 R3533 R327 R328 D5861 7 1 K8JB R5860 R5090 C3561 ...

Page 108: ...A14 PCB_KR5AC NO DATA ...

Page 109: ...0 Pin description of diode transistor and IC OEFY OEFY OEFY 065 OEFY OEFY OEFY OEFY OEFY OEFY 3 4 5 7EE 4 4 BUIPEF OPEF PMMFDUPS BTF NJUUFS SBJO BUF 4 4PVSDF L JPEF L 5SBOTJTUPS 5 L OEFY Diode Transistor FET IC FET ...

Page 110: ...mponents or the circuit board may easily occur Because of this you should use a soldering iron and solder that satisfy the following conditions when carrying out repair work Also soldering work must be done in a short time Soldering iron Use a soldering iron which is 70 W or equivalent and which lets you adjust the tip temperature up to 450 C 842 F It should also have as good temperature recovery ...

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