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PV154 - 923-03499

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P50W26 - SERVICING

SERVICING

SERVICING

OVERVIEW

Because this is not a hot chassis, it is not necessary to
use an isolation transformer. However, the use of  isolation
transformer will help protect test instrument.

Adjustments must be done in the correct order. The
adjustment must be performed at 25±5

o

C of temperature

and 65±10% of relative humidity.

The input voltage of the receiver must maintain
110~240V, 50/60Hz while adjusting. Operate the receiver
for about 15 minutes prior to the adjustment with 100%
white pattern (06CH), or white condition in HEAT-RUN
mode.

Enter into HEAT-RUN mode. Press the POWER ON KEY on
R/C for adjustment. OSD display HEAT-RUN WHITE and
screen display 100% full WHITE PATTERN. Set is activated
HEAT-RUN without signal generator in this mode. Single
color pattern of HEAT-RUN mode uses to check the PANEL
(RED/BLUE/GREEN).

Caution: If you turn on a still screen more than 20 minutes,

an afterinage may occur in the black level part of
the screen. (Especially Digital Cross Hatch Pattern),
a afterimage may be occur in the black level part
of the screen.

RGB AUTO CUT-OFF & MIN BIAS

1) If the PDP Module or Power Board was replaced, ad-

just the Power PCB Assy Voltage prior to any other
adjustment.

2) Input Full Back (0  Gray) signal which  generated  from

Pattern Generator into Component input and RGB1
Input part.

3) Press POWER ON KEY on R/C for adjustment and select

AUTO-CUT(Cut-off Auto Adjustment).

4) Press Vol. + key.

5) Screen adjustment starts with Full Black screen. Origi-

nal Window  screen will be presented about  5-6 sec-
onds later. And if (OK OSD) appears on the screen,
then the Auto Cut-off and Min-Bias adjustment will
have been completed.

MAX BIAS ADJUSTMENT

1) Input Full White (255  Gray)  signal  which  generated

from Pattern Generator into Component input and
RGB1 Input.

2) Press POWER ON KEY on R/C for adjustment and select

MAX-BIAS.

3) Press Vol. + key.

4) Original  Full  White  screen  will  be  presented  about

1-2 seconds later. And if (OK OSD) appears on the
screen then the Min-Bias adjustment will have been
completed.

(5)  After  adjustment,  press  ¥ key  to  save  adjustment
and come out of the adjustment mode.

To check whether the circuit adjustment is operated well
or not:

1)  Display  RGB1 to  the  Main  picture,  Component

input  to  the  Sub picture in the TWIN PICTURE.

2) To check the MIN-Bias, input Full Black (0 gray) sig-

nal into Component input and RGB1 input part at the
same time in the Pattern Generator.

3) To check the MAX-Bias, input Full White (255 gray)

signal into Component input and  RGB1  input  part
at  the  same  time  in  the Pattern Generator.

4)  Compare Black Level  with  White  Level  by  eye.  And

if there  is no  Level  difference,  the  adjustment  is
completed.

Data value, which adjusted in the board, is valid until
the VSC Board is dissued and must be protected. For the
protection of data, Micom does not permit any more
adjustment after completion.

In case of re-adjustment, operate First Value Setting.
Each PCB  Assy  must be checked by Check JIG Set  before
assembly.  (Especially, be  careful  Power  PCB  Assy  which
can cause fatal Damage to PDP Module.)

POWER PCB ASSY VOLTAGE

VA ADJUSTMENT

1) Test Equipment : D.M.M 1EA

2) After receiving 100% white pattern, HEAT RUN.

3) Connect  +  terminal  of  D.M.M  to  Va pin of  P805

and connect Ð terminal  to GND pin of P805.

4) After turning the VR4, voltage of D.M.M adjust-

ment as same as Va voltage which on label of panel
Right/Top. (Deviation : ±0.5V)

VS ADJUSTMENT

1) Connect  +  terminal of the D.M.M  to Vs pin  of

P805  and connect - terminal to GND pin of P805.

2) After  turning  the  VR1,  voltage  of  D.M.M  ad-

justment  as same  as  Vs  voltage  which  on  label
of  panel Right/Top. (Deviation : ±0.5V)

Summary of Contents for P50W26

Page 1: ...5 USERS MENUS 9 SERVICING 12 PARTS 23 DIAGRAMS 25 SCHEMATICS 33 Published September 2002 by Technical Publications Zenith Electronics Corporation 201 James Record Road Huntsville Alabama 35824 1513 C...

Page 2: ...oints solder splashes or sharp solder points Be certain to remove all loose foreign particles 4 Check for physical evidence of damage or deterioration to parts and compo nents for frayed leads or dama...

Page 3: ...11 COMPONENT OFF SET ADJUSTMENT 11 EXTERNAL CONTROL 12 OVERVIEW 12 CONNECTION 12 RS 232C CONFIGURATIONS 12 SET ID 12 COMMUNICATION 13 NO VIDEO 1 18 NO SOUND 18 TROUBLESHOOTING 19 NO VIDEO 2 19 NO SOU...

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Page 5: ...ther information refer to the optional Tilt Wall Mounting Bracket Installation and Setup Guide Install this monitor only in a location where adequate ventilation is available Minimum allowable clearan...

Page 6: ...CKET This monitor operates on an AC power The voltage is indicated on the Specifications page Never attempt to operate the monitor on DC power 3 AUDIO VIDEO INPUT JACKS Connect audio video out from ex...

Page 7: ...U Displays on screen menus one by one Exits the current menu Memorizes menu changes NUMBER buttons WIN SIZE Adjusts the sub picture size WIN POSITION Moves the sub picture SPLIT ZOOM Enlarge the scree...

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Page 9: ...te 255 Gray signal which generated from Pattern Generator into Component input and RGB1 Input 2 Press POWER ON KEY on R C for adjustment and select MAX BIAS 3 Press Vol key 4 Original Full White scree...

Page 10: ...possible by the following sequence 1 Select WHITE PATTERN of HEAT RUN mode by press ing POWER ON KEY on remote control for adjust ment then operate HEAT RUN more than 15 minute 2 Supply 216Gray 128Gra...

Page 11: ...te EDID Write command 5 Operate EDID Read command and check whether Check Sum is OK 6 If Check Sum is NG repeat 3 4 7 If Check Sum is OK DDC Data for Analog RGB input is completed DDC DATA INPUT FOR D...

Page 12: ...Ready to send 8 CTS Clear to send 9 No Connection With the RS 232 input connected the set cannot be controlled by both an external control device and the remote control at the same time The set can o...

Page 13: ...s s 0 64 12 OSD select d 0 1 13 Abnormal state a 0 1 14 PIP z 0 3 15 PIP input select e 0 1 16 PIP sound select u 0 1 17 PIP position x 0 3 18 remote control adjustment mode j 0 1 Transmission Command...

Page 14: ...nts status about each function Set ID OK x Data x 03 Aspect Ratio Command r To adjust the screen format You can also adjust the screen format using the ratio Aspect Ratio Control button on remote cont...

Page 15: ...ssion Data Min 0 Max 64 Refer to Real data mapping as shown below b Set ID Data Cr Acknowledgement Data Min 0 Max 64 Set ID OK x Data x 09 Color Command c To adjust the screen color You can also adjus...

Page 16: ...trol PIP Picture in Picture You can also control PIP using the pip button on remote control or in the Special menu Transmission Data 0 PIP off 1 PIP small 2 PIP large z Set ID Data Cr Acknowledgement...

Page 17: ...adjustment turn the Monitor off and then on again 18 Change into Remote control adjustment mode Command j To control the Monitor with the remote control while the cable is still connected Transmission...

Page 18: ...Connect plug with the set Check AC Line Fuse Check voltage of Vs after disconnecting with CN802 CN803 CN804 Check short of Q603 Q703 Abnormal Replace Q603 Q703 Normal Check conditions of and various...

Page 19: ...3401 IC601 Check LA4282 IC603 Check Input Jack Abnormal Picture Input PC signal Normal Abnormal Check CXA2101 IC203 Normal Check ADV7123 IC406 Check IC501 Check 74F541D IC902 IC905 Check cable of pin...

Page 20: ...871VSMD08A PCB KBD RF 02CA 50IN 581 5020V00647A BUTTON CONTROL INNER 590 6871VSMD09A PCB PSW RF 02CA 50IN 591 5020V00648A POWER BUTTON INNER MN 50PZ4 600 6871VSMN17A PCB EXTRA RF02CA 610 3501V00085A B...

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Page 23: ...D RF 02CA 50IN 581 5020V00647A BUTTON CONTROL INNER 590 6871VSMD09A PCB PSW RF 02CA 50IN 591 5020V00648A POWER BUTTON INNER MN 50PZ4 600 6871VSMN17A PCB EXTRA RF02CA 610 3501V00085A BOARD ASSY P BOARD...

Page 24: ...P1 P806B P007B P112 P111 To Plasma To Plasma P110 To Plasma 5V 5V 5V GND GND GND 12V 12V GND GND NC NC 5V GND 15V GND NC VA NC NC NC NC GND NC Vse 5V cnt GND 15V GND GND NC 175V 175V 75V GND GND NC 26...

Page 25: ...29 P50W26 DIAGRAMS PV154 923 03499 P50W26 Block Diagram...

Page 26: ...30 P50W26 DIAGRAMS PV154 923 03499 P50W26 Main PCB M A I N TOP...

Page 27: ...31 P50W26 DIAGRAMS PV154 923 03499 P50W26 Other PCBs PRE AMP TOP PRE AMP BOTTOM LOCAL KEY TOP LOCAL KEY BOTTOM POWER S W TOP POWER S W BOTTOM RIGHT SPK TOP RIGHT SPK BOTTOM AUDIO TOP AUDIO BOTTOM...

Page 28: ...32 P50W26 DIAGRAMS PV154 923 03499 P50W26 Other PCBs...

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