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KY-20V50RM-Y117
SERVICEMANUAL US ModelChassis No. SCC-F78F-A
Canadian ModelChassis No. SCC-F79E-A
RM-Y117 BA-1 CHASSISMODELS OF THE SAME SERIES
KV-20V50 KV-20TR23/2160WR/215OR
Television system
Channel coverage
Picture tube
Antenna
Input
KV-13TR28/13TR29 KV-20TS29/20TS32KV-1430Rf1440WR
KV-21STR2/2170RS
SPECIFICATIONS
American TV standards
VHF: 2-13U H F : 14-69CABLE TV: 1-125
Hi-Black Trinitrona tube
20-inch picture measured diagonally
21-inch picture tube measured diagonally75 ohm external
antenna
terminal for VHF/UHF
VIDEO AND S VIDEO
S VIDEO IN (S terminal)Y: 1 Vp-p, 75-ohms unbalanced,
sync negativeC: 0.286 Vp-p (Burst signal)
75-ohmsVideo (phono jacks) : 1 Vp-p, 75-ohms
unbalanced, sync negative
Audio (phono jacks) :
500 mVrms (100% modulation)Impedance : 47 kilo-ohms
Speaker output 3WX2 (4 ohms)Speaker size Full range 80 mm (31/4
in.)X2 unitsAudio frequency 50Hz-20kHzresponsePower requirements
120 V AC, 60HzPower consumption 120WStandby mode 4 wDimensions
(w/h/d) 550X464.7X471.3 mm
(213/a X 183/8 X 185/s inches)Weight 24.0 kg (52 Ibs 15 oz)
Supplied accessories Remote Commander RM-Y117 (1)with 1 size AA
(R6)
Recommendedaccessories
EVEREADY batteriesU/V mixer EAC-66Connecting cable
VMC-810S/820S, VMC-720M
YC-15V/3OV, RK-74A
Design and specifications are subject to change without
notice.
TRINITRONdOLOR TVSONY@
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section u i?aQe
1 . GENERALl - l . lntroducting the Sony TrinitronsColor TV
.......................... 41-2. Loca t ing t h e Controls
......................................................... 4l-3.
Using the ON-SCREEN Menus .........................................
6l-4. Connect ing Other Equ ipment
............................................ 7l-5. Watch ing T V
Programs ......................................................
8l-6. Us ing Convenient Features
............................................... 9l-7. Us ing Closed
Capt ion ........................................................
91-8. Ad jus t i ng P ic tu re and S o u n d Qua l i t y
................................. 1 0l-9. Us ing the T imer -Ac t
iva ted Func t ions ................................. 1 3l -1 0 .
Customiz ing t h e Screen D i s p l a y
........................................ 1 6l-l 1. Using the
Pre-Programmed Remote Commander ............ 1 8l -1 2 . T roub
leshoo t ing
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2 .2-1.2-2.2-3.
3 .3-l.3-2.3-3.3-4.3-5.3-6.
DISASSEMBLYRear Cover R e m o v a l
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ice Pos i t i on
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21P ic tu re T u b e R e m o v a l
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SET-UP ADJUSTMENTSB e a m Land ing
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2 3Convergence
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2 4Focus
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2 6Screen ( G 2 )
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2 6Method of Set t ing the Serv ice Adjustment Mode ..............
2 6Wh i te Ba lance Adjustments
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WARNING!! ATTENTION!!AN ISOLATIONTRANSFORMER SHOULD BE USED
DURING ANYSERVICE TO AVOID POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD, -BECAUSE OFLIVE
CHASSIS.THE CHASSIS OF THIS RECEIVER IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED TOTHE AC
POWER LINE.
AFIN D’EVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION PROVENANTD’UN CHASSIS
SOUS TENSION, UN TRANSFORMATEURD’ISOLEMENT DOIT ETRE UTlLlSi LORS
DETOUT DlkPANNAGE.LE CHkSlS DECE RlkCEPTEUR
ESTDlRECTEMENTRACCORDtl.A L’ALIMENTATION SECTEUR.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING !!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARK A ON THESCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE PARTSLIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE
OPERATION. REPLACE THESECOMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART
NUMBERSAPPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTSPUBLISHED BY
SONY. CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS THAT ARECRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION ARE
IDENTIFIED IN THISMANUAL. FOLLOW THESE PROCEDURES WHENEVER
CRITI-CAL COMPONENTS ARE REPLACED OR IMPROPER OPERA-TION IS
SUSPECTED.
4 . SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENTS ..................... 2 7
5 . CIRCUITADJUSTMENTS5-l. E lec t r ica l Ad jus tment by
Remote Commander .................. 2 95-2. A Board Adjustments
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6.6-i.6-2.6-3.
6-4.
DIAGRAMSB l o c k Diagram
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3 5C i rcu i t Boards Loca t ion
...................................................... 3 9Printed
Wiring Boards and Schematic Diagrams .............. 3 9l A B o a r
d
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4 0l G Board..
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4 7l U A B o a r d
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5 0l S B o a r d
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51l C Board..
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5 3Semiconductors
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7 . EXPLODED VIEWS7-1. Chassis
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5 77-2. Pic tu re T u b e
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5 8
6 . ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ....................................
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ATTENTION AUX COMPOSANTS RELATIFS AL ASfkCURITk+!!
LES COMPOSANTS IDENTlFliS PAR UNE TRAME ET PAR UNEMAPQUE A SUR
LES SCHkMAS DE PRINCIPE, LES VUESEXPLOSiES ET LES LISTES DE PIECES
CONT D’UNEI M P O R T A N C E C R I T I Q U E P O U R L A SiCURITk
D UFONCTIONNEMENT. NE LES REMPLACER QUE PAR DESCOMPOSANTSSONY DONT
LE NUMkRO DE PIkE EST INDlQlJiDANS LE PRiSENT MANUEL OU DANS DES
SUPPLiMENTSPUBLIeS PAR SONY. LES ReGLAGES DE CIRCUIT
DONTL’IMPORTANCE EST CRITIQUE POUR LA SIkURITk DUFONCTIONNEMENT
SONT IDENTIFIES DANS LE PR&ENTMANUEL. SUIVRE CES PROCiDURES
LORS DE CHAQUEREMPLACEMENT DE COMPOSANTS CRITIQUES, OULORSQU’UN
MAUVAIS FONCTIONNEMENT EST SUSPECTi.
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SAFETY CHECK-OUT(US Model only)
Aftercorrectingtheoriginal
serviceproblem,performthefollowingsafety checks before releasing
the set to the customer:
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8.
9.
Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or
poorly-solderedconnections. Check the entire board surface for
solder splashesand bridges.
Check the interboard wiring to ensure that no wires are
“pinched”or contact high-wattage resistors.
Check that all control knobs, shields, covers, ground straps,
andmounting hardware have been replaced. Be absolutely certain
thatyou have replaced all the insulators.
Look for unauthorizedreplacement parts, particularly
transistors,that were installed during a previous repair Point them
out to thecustomer and recommend their replacement.
Look for parts which, though functioning, show obvious signs
ofdeterioration. Point them out to the customer and recommendtheir
replacement.
Check the line cord for cracks and abrasion. Recommend
thereplacement of any such line cord to the customer.
Check the condition of the monopole antenna (if any).Make sure
the end is not broken off, and has the plastic cap on it.Point out
the danger of impalement on a broken antenna to thecustomer, and
recommend the antenna’s replacement.
Check the B+ and HV to see they are at the values specified.
Makesure your instruments are accurate; be suspicious of your
HVmeter if sets always have low HV.
Check the antenna terminals, metal trim, “metallized”
knobs,screws, and all other exposed metal parts for AC leakage.
Checkleakage as described below.
To Exposed MetalParts on Set
0.15pF
d-3
1.5kQACvol tmeter(0.75V)
I-= Earth Ground
LEAKAGE
The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to earth ground
andfrom all exposed metal parts to any exposed metal part having a
returnto chassis, must not exceed 0.5 mA (500 microampers).
Leakagecurrent can be measured by any one of three methods.
1. A commercial leakage tester, such as the Simpson 229 or
RCAWT-540A. Follow the manufacturers’ instructions to use
theseinstruments.
2. A battery-operated AC milliammeter. The Data Precision
245digital multimeter is suitable for this job.
3. Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor by means of a
VOMor battery-operated AC voltmeter. The “limit” indication is
0.75V, so analog meters must have an accurate low-voltage scale.
TheSimpson 250 and Sanwa SH-63Trd are examples of a passiveVOM that
is suitable. Nearly all battery operated digital multimetersthat
have a 2V AC range are suitable. (See Fig. A)
HOW TO FIND A GOOD EARTH GROUND
A cold-water pipe is guaranteed earth ground; the
cover-plateretaining screw on most AC outlet boxes is also at earth
ground. If theretaining screw is to be used as your earth-ground,
verify that it is atground by measuring the resistance between it
and a coldwater pipewith an ohmmeter. The reading should be zero
ohms. If a cold-waterpipe is not accessible, connect a 60- 100
watts trouble light (not a neonlamp) between the hot side of the
receptacle and the retaining screw.Try both slots, if necessary, to
locate the hot side of the line, the lampshould light at normal
brilliance if the screw is at ground potential. (SeeFig. B)
Trouble Light
Cold-water Pipe
Fig. B. Checking for earth ground.Fig. A. Using an AC voltmeter
to check AC leakage.
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SECTION 1GENERAL
The operating instructions mentioned here are partial abstracts
fromthe Operating Instruction Manual. The page numbers of the
OperatingInstruction Manual remein as in the manual.
l-l. INTRODUCTING THE SONY TRINKRON@‘COLOR TV 1-2. LOCATING THE
CONTROLS
KW20V50\ ,
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Bar display for volume,plclure or sound adjustmen@@ -Q
CURRENT TIME displq@@
For details, see Ihe pages indicated by Ihe numbered black
circles 0.
Channel number displayMain picture input modeSLEEP, MUTING
displays @ICHANNEL CAPTION displaya-0,MTS mode (MAIN, SAP orM O N O
) @
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IaJ-.__ .+AV input jack door I
* Bullon~ wilh the same funclion arealso localed on the
RemoteCommander (pp. 9 - 11).
cks
S VIDEO IN jack
VIDEO 1 IN jacks
VIDEO 3 IN jacks
V H F / U H Fantenna terminal
AUDIO OUT jacks
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MUTING button @ -
TVNIDEO butIon’-
DISPLAY button 0 @D-----
CH GUIDE butlon @-
JUMP button @-
CODE SET bulton @-(Pre-PrograTmedIunction)
Video operating buttons -a
1-3. USING THE ON-SCREEN MENUS
The following ltow chart shows the dilferenl levels of on-screen
menus that you can use to make various adjustments andsettings. See
Ihe indicated pages for tnstructtok on using each feature.
- P O W E R b u t t o n ’ @ @ 6) @
- C A B L E P O W E R b u t t o n @
For picture quality adjustmentMain menu VtDEO men” (DO.
32-33,
- 0 - 9 b u t t o n s
-CHANNEL GUtDE directory keys @
- E N T E R b u t t o n @ @
Adjustment bar
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C H ( c h a n n e l ) +I- s c a n b u t t o n ’QOO
For sound quality adjustmenthwn menu AUDIO menu (pp. 34-37)
Adjustment bar
- V O L ( v o l u m e ) +I- b u t t o n * @-CABLEBOX-TV selector
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For time-related settingsMaIn menu TtME menu
l Eultons wilh the same function arealso located on Ihe TV (p.
7).
II t h e CABLEBOX-N s e l e c t o r i s s e t loCABLEBOX. the
Remote Commander isable to COnlrOl a connecled cable box. notthe
TV. Set Ihe seleclor to N lo conhot IheTV set wlh the Remole
Commander (Youcan “SC POWER bullon a, any case).
CURRENT TIME SET .%,N” (pp. 44-45)
+Fj
Use : @j@ Extlm
ONlOFF TIMER screen (pp. 4b-47)
l EVERY SUN-SAT+ 12:OOAY -h CH---
u s e : &$I Exit@ I
C H A N N E L B L O C K screen ( p p . 48-49)
PEVERY SUN-SATb 12:OOAY -h CH.-e
IUse : m Exit@@ I
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14. CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT
For presetting and other functionsM a i n m e n u SET UP
me””
MaIn menu
rVIDEOAUDIOTIMESET UP
rCLOSED CAPTION
Romoto Commander
C A B L E OWOFF semen ( p . 1 7 )
AUTO PROGRAM screen (P. 181
bA U T O P R O G R A M
C H A N N E L ERASEJADD s c r e e n ( p p . 1 4 - 2 1 )
+
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Select the channel
CHANNEL CAPTtONlGUlDE screen (PP. 50-511
CH CAPTION/GUIDE
U s e : @i@ Exit@
S V I D E O OtUOFF s c r e e n (p. 28 )
SET UPCABLE: ONA U T O P R O G R A MCH ERASE/ADDCH
CAPTION/GUIDE
WS VIDEO: ONVIDEO LABELWENU
To display the main menuPress MENU.
To return to the previous me””Press At or V-to select ‘3
MENU.”Then press RETURN.
LABEL SCIH” (pp. 52-54)
To return to the main menuRepeat the above, until you reach the
main menu.
bVIDEO1: VIDEO1VIDE02: V I D E O 2VIDEOJ: V I D E O 3
To ret”IA
n to tho normal screenP r e s s ENU on tlw Remote Commander.
Tim me”“* dirappenr automallcally II you do “01 press a
bUttO”withln SO s e c o n d s .T h e m e n u you canno, s e l e c t
a p p e a r s I” b l a c k .
Chapter 1: Salllnp up , !j
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To relurn to lhe normal screenPress MENU.
II you set S VIDEO IO Oh Ihe T Vaulomalkally recelves S video
signalswhenever a VCR with S video is connecled
Use this lealure to set S VIDEO lo ON or OFF depending on Ihe
kind 01video equipment you have connecled to the N. For
inslruclions onconnecting video equipment, see pp. 22-25.mII Ihe N
is in TV. VIDEO 2 or VIDEO 3 mode. the S VIDEO display appears in
blackend cr,nnol be selected.Press T”NlDEO lo change lo “,DEO 1
mode.
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1 Press MENU.The main menu I-ppears.MENU
CLOSED CAPTION
2 Press A+ or V-to select SET UPh (R)
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Press RETURN.The SET UP men” appears.
R E T U R N
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VIDEOAUDIOI ITIMErSET UPCLOSED CAPTION
SET UP@CABLE: ON
AUTO PROGRAMCH ERASE/ADDCH CAPTION/GUIDES VIDEO: ON” IDE0
LABEL3MENU
SET UPCABLE: ONAUTO PROGRAMCH ERASE/ADDCH CAPTION/GUIDE
rS VIDEO: ONVIDEO LABEL3MENU
Press A+ or V- to selecl ON or OFF allernalely
Press RETURN.me selling is compleled.
l-5. WATCHING TV PROGRAMS
75 “d + gc-+ -=J F 1 Press POWER on the TV or the Remote
Commander lo turn the TV on.~- The TIMER/ST,4ND BY rndicalor blinks
until Ihe prclure appears,
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POWERr---j or POWERu -
b2 Turn the cable mode on or off lo select Ihe type of channel
you want towatch. VHF/UHF or cable N.
(Follow the steps in ‘Turning Ihe Cable Mode On or ON.” p.
17.)
II ‘VIDEO’ or 3 VIDEO’ is displayed an the screen. press the TV
or TVNDEOb”,,O” so ,/la, Ihe channel “umber appsars.
3 Selects channel in one of lhe following two ways:To scan Ihe
preset channels* in numerical sequencePress CH +I-.
* For more lnlormalion on preselling channels. see pp: 18-21.To
select a channel directlyPress 0 - 9 and ENTER.For example, lo
select channel 14, press 1,4 and ENTER.
4 Press VOL c/-lo adjus! the volume.VOL
Press + to nxrease Ihe volume.Press - lo decrease the
volume.
To turn off the NPress POWER on Ihe TV or the Remote Commander
again.
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1-6 . USING CONVENIENT FEATURES 1-7. USING CLOSED CAPTION
Press MUTING.The display “MUTING’ wi// appear on the screen.
To restore the sound
MUTING
Press MUTING again. or press VOL +.
To display the channelPress DISPLAY.All fhe exbfing displays
appeac channel nvrnber, channel cap/ion DISPLAY(iI sef), MTS mode
(TAP” onlyJ. window prclure inpul mode andIhe cwenl rime (‘AM’ or
‘PM’ disappears alter aboul threeseconds).
To cancel the displayPress DISPLAY again.The channel display
will disappear.
The sleep timer turnsoff the TV automatically after the amount
01 time youselect.
Press SLEEP.71
Each lime you press SLEEP, Ihe lime incremena 30: ‘60:PO-and
WFF‘mode appear In sequence.
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SLEEP/--xq
The SLEEP display appears oboul one minule belorethe TV lums
od
To cancel the setllngPress SLEEP until “OFF’mode appears.The
“SLEEP OFF’display appears /or aboul ,h,ee seco”ds.O RTurn Ihe TV
off.The sleep timer selling is cancelled.
Press JUMP once to recall the channelyou were watching
previously. PressJUMP again IO switch back. Use Ihis-feature lo
keep track of Iwo programsalternately.
J U M P
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1 Press MENU.The main menu appears.M E N U
CLOSED CAPTION
U s e : @j@ Erllm
Press a+ or V-lo select CLOSED CAPTION.
3 Press A+ or V- lo select closed caption mode.2 64)
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Select CC1 or CC2 to view Captions.A Caption is a printed
version 01 Ihedialogue or sound eflecls of aprogram. (The mode
should be set toCC1 for most programs.)
Select TEXT1 or TEXT2 lo view Texl.Text is information lhal is
presentedusing the hall to lull televiiion screen.It is usually not
related lo the program.
Select CCfrEXT OFF il you do nol wantlo use the CLOSED CAPTION
mode.
Press RETURN.The selling is compleled.
RETURN
CLOSED CAPTION~/TEXT O F F
~EJlaaTEXT1T E X T 23 M E N U
Use : @i@ ExllW
CLOSED CAPTION
EzTEXT OFFa212
*TEXT1T E X T 23MENU
U s e : m Exll
CLOSED CAPTION
‘EcTEXT OFL‘-1I?32T E X T 1T E X T 2>MENUU s e : @&I
Exll@@
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l-8. ADJUSTING PICTURE AND SOUND QUALITY
RM-Y117
You can adjust the picture (and sound. pp. 34-37) for each input
mode(TV.VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2. VIDEO 3) by pressing NNIDEO on the N or
on theRemote Commander to select the input mode before making the
adjustmenls.These adjustments are retained in memory even when you
turn elf the TV untilyou change Ihe adjustmenls again.
1 Press MENU.The main menu appears. and ,he cursorpoin,s 10
‘WOEO:I
M E N U cVlDE0“TYK”SET UPCLOSED CAPTION
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Press RETURN.Use : @ii@ Exll@l , T h e n e w sening a p p e a r
s i n the V I D E O m e n u .
2 Press RETURN.The VIDEO men” appears.RETURN COLOR DwRIw--
BRIGHT WIIW”.-”SHARP BWW--”
3 Press A+ or V- to select the item you want to adjust.For
example. lo adjust the plclure brightness, select BRIGHT.2 (R)
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Press RETURN.The edjwhnen, bar appears.
RETURN
4 Press At or V-lo make the adjustment.+ (RI
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RETURN
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To adjust other itemsRepeal steps 3-4.
Press MENU.
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To restore the laclory (mid-level) sellingGo to the VIDEO menu
and press RESET.All Ihe seltings excepl lor PICTURE will berestored
lo the mid-level setting.
BRIGHTNESSImm-
1Brighter -
VIDEO,PICTURE W 1
H U E - I -
%:iT =SHARP poIm--->MENU
Use : @Iikl ExllGW JL -
: .,.,::.,:.:..:. ‘,: ,,,,, “‘,,p,essv:,,o:~. ‘-, ;:: ‘., “_
p,essA+,,J: “.:‘,.8Pd-’:. :
PICTURE decrease piclure contrast with Increase piclure contrast
wilhSOll color vivid color
HUE make skin tones make skin Iones becomebecome purplish
greenishCOLOR decrease color intensily lncreasw color
intensityBRIGHTNESS darken lhe picture brighten the
piclureSHARPNESS sollen the piclure sharpen Ihe picture
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CLOSED CAPTION
Press A+ or V- lo select AUDIO.
Press RETURN.The AUDIO me”” appears.
RETURN
I IVIDEO
bAUDII ITIMESET UPCLOSED CAPTIONu s e : W Ex,,~
BALANCE -I--*SURROUNO:OFF
3 Press A+ or V-lo select the sound quality (TREBLE, BASS or
BALANCE)that you want to adjust. For example. to adjust the bass
response, seleclBASS.AUDIO
TREsLE EL=*SASSBALANCE -+.mw.-SURROUND:OFFMTS : MAIN;;EPE;ER:
ON
Press RETURN.The adjusfmenf bar appears.
RETURN
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4 Press A+ or V-to make the adjuslmenl.TO res,ore ule iactory
(mid-le”el) settingsGo lo tho AUDIO men” and ,,re$s RESET,The
settings lor MTS and SPEAKER will no, bealh?ClCd (PP. 36-37).
To relurn to Ihe “~,,,a, ecreenPwss MENU.
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T O increase bass response To decrease bass res,wnse
Press RETURN,The new selling will appear in Ihe AUDIO menu.
R E T U R N
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To adjust othe’r itemsRepeat steps 3-4.
AUDIOTREBLE WiW8@--
*BASS lmw-BALANCE -la.-SURROUND:OFFMTS : MAINSPEAKER:
ON3MENU
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Listening to surround sound-SURROUND
l-2 (Follow steps 1-Z in ‘Adjusting the Sound”. p. 34.)SURROUND
gives sound repmduclion with theetmxphere 01 a mwie theater ore
concert hall.
Press A+ or V- lo selecl ON or OFF modes
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Turning the speaker on or offR e c e i v i n g M u l t i c h a n
n e l T V S o u n d p r o g r a m s - M T S
1 2 (Follow steps 1-2 in “Adjusling the Sound.” p. 34.)I Use
lhls feature lo Urn Ihe TV speaker off when you connect an
audiosyslcm (p. 26-27).1-2 (Follow steps l-2 in ‘Adjusting the
Sound,” p. 34.)
4 Press A+ or V- lo select MAIN, SAP or MONO modes
allemalely.Select lhe MAIN mode to lislen to STEREO sound.The
STEREO lndicalor on Ihe TV wiN hghf up whenever a slereo broildcasl
is received.
Press A+ or V- 10 s&cl SPEAKER.
3$gyg p!&iiq
4 Press A+ or V- ID select ON or OFF modes allernalely.AUDIO
T R E B L E uoI&W--B A S S WtiiBI-BALANCE -I-SURROUND:OFFM T
S : MAINz;FW&E”: O N
A U D I O;;FigLE ;~I--
-8ALANCE o--l”--SURROUND:OFFMTS: MAINS;;&‘;ER: O N
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Select the SAP mode to lislen lo Second Audio Programs. If vou
select ON mode:The setting is complefed.
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AUDIO;;‘iLE rsWM=:
BALANCE --1-SUAt?OUND:OFFMTS: S A P;&;W;ER: O N
If you select OFF mode: (except for KV-13V50)
1 Press RETURN.The AUDIO OUT men” ap,wars.RETURN
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2 Press A+ or V-lo select VARIABLE or FIXED.VARIABLE: Sound
output varies accord/rig to the
TV volume.FIXED : Sound output is always invariable.
AUDIO OUT
cVARlAQLEFIXED3MENU
Uss : @&j Exll!$@During SAP mode. !he sound 01 non.SAP
programs will be muled.
Select the MONO mode to eliminate excessivebroadcasls, caused by
a weak signal.
n o i s e during stereo
AUDIOT R E B L E IMIIIliIUII~~--S A S S IIBIUIU---BALANCE
-++--$ROUND:OFF
M O N O&ER: O N
AUDIO OUT
VARIABLEFIXED3MENU 15 Press RETURN.The mode is seleck?d.RETURN +
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1-9. USING THE TIMER-ACTIVATED FUNCTIONS
To reset the limePress RESET while in the CURRENT TIMEs c r e e
n . a n d r e p e a l steps 4 - i ’ .
To display Ihe limeP r e s s D I S P L A Y .
Follow these instructions to set the currenl time. The correct
time must be set inorder lo use the timer-aclivaled functions
(ON/OFF TIMER, CHANNEL BLOCK).
EXAMPLE: Set the lime 10 3:lS PM, Monday.
1 Press MENU.The main menu appears.MENiJ
CLOSED CAPTION
To return lo the normal screenP r e s s M E N U .
JCURRENT TIME S E T 1
RETURN
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Sal the time.U s e : I@@ Exll@fl
- The inlemal clock 01 this TV operates on a 12.h o u r c y c l
e . I I a 24.hour c y c l e n u m b e r (lori n s t a n c e .
13~00) i s e n t e r e d , il w i l l b e c l e a r e dw h e n you
p r e s s R E T U R N .
12 :00 AM stands lor m i d n i g h t .12:OO PM stands lo,
noon.
* A l l the s e t t i n g s i n c l u d i n g C U R R E N T T I
M ES E T w i l l b e e r a s e d i f y o u u n p l u g Ihe T V o r
ap o w e r f a i l u r e o c c u r s . Reset t h e current l i m
eby lollowing steps 1-7.
2 Press A+ or V- lo select TIME.
CLOSED CAPTION
U s e : m Exit!B@
Press RETURN.
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I*CURRENT T IME SET
ON/OFF TIMERPress RETURN. CURRENT TIME SET
M O N 3 : 0 0 ?Y3MENU
RETURN
75
RETURN
E
___ --:-- Iyuse 0 @@j@ Exll@ijJ Set the (Ime.
U s e : @@I Exll&@
3 Press RETURN.The CURRENT TIME SETscreen ap,oea,s. CURRENT TIME
SET 7 Press A+ or V-lo sel Ihe minules.E a c h l i m e you p r e s
s A + or V -, Ihe minules changeCURRENT TIME SETRETURN c--- --:--
AJ>MENU
L - JU s e : m ExII@B
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+ CR)A
8v- (L)
b
MON 3:15 IY3MENU I
Set Ihe t i m e .U s e : &(@I Exll@l
Press RETURN.T h e s e l l i n g i s compleled, and fhe c l o c
k slatis.
CURRENT TIME SET
SUN 12:00 IY3MENUI;S e l the d a y .U s e : @@I Exlll$@ CURRENT
TIME SET. fdd;Nu3:15 PJRETURN75
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With this function you can set your favorite program to appear
on the screen atthe time that you set.
5 Press A+ or V- lo set the day.To clear the ON/OFF TIMER
setttng
Each me you press A + or V-, ,he days ol lhe week change as
shown in Fig. 1. Press RESET white in the ON/OFF TtMERsc,een,Then
press RETURN.SC, Ihe bme. -apperrs on Ihe screen. T O return to the
normal screen
71 Press MENU.EXAMPLE: Sel the timer to turn on Ihe TV every
Monday through Friday al 3:15
PM lo, 2 hours, on channel 21,
CHANNEL BLOCK
MON 3:15 IY
3 Press A+ or V- to select ON/OFF TIMER.Then press RETURN.T h e
O N / O F F T&W, s c r e e n appeers.ON/OFF TIMER
*EVERY SUN-SAT12:OOAY -h CH--..3MENU
If the ON/OFF TtMER display appears in black. the current time
has notbee” se, and you canmt select ON/OFF TIMER. To set Ihe
clock. se8*Setting the Clock-CURRENT TIME SET. pp, 44-45.
4 Press RETURN again.“Se! the day.‘appoars on Ihe screen. ON/OFF
TIMERRETURN EVERY SUN-SAT12:OOAY -h CH---
i
3MENU
Sol lhs dsy.U s e : @@@I Exll&@l
6 Press A+ or V-to sel Ihe hour lhat you want the TIMER lo
start.E a c h l i m e y o u p r e s s A + w V -, Ihe h o u r c h a
n g e s i n s e q u e n c e .Then press RETURN.EVERY YON-FRI
3:OOlY -h CH--->MENU
I;:: :“&il”:;tlal 1
7 Press A+ or V- to set Ihe minutes.E a c h l i m e y o u p r e
s s D. + o r V-, Ihe minures c h a n g ei n s e q u e n c e .Then
press RETURN.“Se1 t h e doralion. ” a p p e a r s o n the s c r e e
n . EVERY MON-FRt3:lW -h CH---
Set the durslton.
8 Press A+ or V- to set the duration of time.E a c h l i m e y o
u p r e s s A + o r V -, Ihe durafion c h a n g e s“Selec, Ihe
channel’appears on the screer,.
9 Press A+ or V-to set the channel that you want the TV to tune
in.E a c h r i m e y o u p r e s s A + o r 0 -, the c h a n n e ln
u m b e r c h a n g e s from I l o 125 i n s e q u e n c e . ON/OFF
TIMER
Press RETURN.The se/ring IS compleled, and Ihe TIMER indicalor
onIhe front o l Ihe TV lights up.
EVERY MON-FRt3:19Y 2h CH 21
Selecl the channel
ION/OFF TIMER
* While the TIMER is set, the TIMER indicatoron the TV is
on.
l One minute belore Ihe timer goes 011. the ‘TVwill turn
#display will appear on the screen.
* All the settings including ON/OFF TIMER willbe erased il you
unplug the TV or a powerlaikxe occurs. Reset the ON/OFF TIMER
bylollowing steps 1.9.
. If you have not set ,h.e clock correc,ty, Ihe ON,OFF TIMER
wilt not operate at the properlime. To set the clock. see ‘Setting
the Clmk-CURRENT TIME SET’. pp. 44-45.
Fig. 1Selecting Ihe day(s) 01 Ihs weekWhen you press AC. Ihe
days of the weekappear in the following order.
IEVERY SUN-SAT]
r-G&q
p&-j
[--i&-j
riGkii-1
p&q
phi-1
pi&i-j
THURSDAY
EsFRIDAY
c [r-izk-j
(V-: reverse order)
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Use this function lo block e channel from appearing on the
screen during thetime you specify. You can use lhis (unction to
prevenl children from walchingundesirable programs.
EXAMPLE: Set CHANNEL BLOCK every Sunday al 8:45 PM for one hour.
onchannel 38.
1 Press MENU.The main me”” appears.MENU
CLOSED CAPTION
TIME*CURRENT TIME SET
ON/OFF TIMERCHANNEL BLOCK3MENU
MON 3:15 ?YUse : W ExltfB
3 Press A+ or V- lo select CHANNEL BLOCK.Then press RETURN.The
CHANNEL BLOCK screen endears.I CHANNEL BLOCK I
*EVERY SUN-SAT12:OOAU -h CH---3MENU
Use : &iB Exll@
If the CHANNEL BLOCK display appears in black, the currenttime
has not been set and you cannot selecl CHANNELBLOCK,. To se, lhe
clock. 688 “Selling the Clock-CURRENTTIME SW, pp. 44-45.
4 Press RETURN again.5e’sel fhe day.‘aPpears on lhe
screen.RETURN
%
lCHANNEL-1EVERY SUN-SAT12:OOAY -h CH---
5 Press A+ or V-lo set the day.Each time you press A + or V-.
Ihe days 01 the week change 82 shown hSe, fhe ,,me.‘aopears on Ihe
screen.
6 Press A+ or V: lo set lhe hour.Each rime you press b + or V-.
the hour changes in sequence.Then press RETURN.CHANNEL BLOCK
SUNDAY0:001Y -h CH---
3MENU
Set Ihe l ime.U s e : m Exitm
7 Press A+ or V- lo set Ihe minutes.Each lime you press A + or
V-. Ihe minules change in sequence.Then press RETURN.S,T, Ihe
d”ra,ion.‘a~~ears on fhe screen. CHANNEL BLOCK
SUNDAY8:45?Y -h CH---
3MENU
Sol Ihe durat ion.U s e : @&@ Exllm
8 Press A+ or V-lo set Ihe duralion of lime lhal you want the W
remainblocked.Each time you press B + or V-. lhe durafion changes
lrom I lo 6 h sequence.Then pre& RETURN.‘Selec, Ihe
channeragwxs on fhe Screen. CHANNEL BLOCK
9 Press A+ or V- lo sel the channel lhal you wanI to block.Each
t/me you press n+ orp-, the channel numberchmoes horn I lo 125 in
seeuence. CHANNEL BLOCK
Press RETURN.The smng is compleled.
SUNDAY8:45PY lh CH 38
>MENUSelect the channelU s e : @i@ Exilm
CHANNEL BLOCK
RETURN8:45N Ih CH 30
U s e : @@9 ExilW
I, you se&, B channel which has been blocked.Iha message 01
‘BLOCKED’ appears.
38
BLOCKED
To clear the BLOCK settingPress RESET while in the CHANNEL
BLOCKSC,**“.
T O return lo Ihe normal screenPress MENU.
. If you set a new CHANNEL BLOCK bylollowing steps l-9, Ihe
original selling will beerased.
. II you have not se, the clock correclly.CHANNEL BLOCK will not
-rate al Iheproper time. To se1 the clcck. see ‘Selling
theClock-CURRENT TIME SET. pp. 44-45.
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l-10. CUSTOMIZING THE SCREEN DISPLAY
Use this feature to caption up to 12 channel number displays
with the matchingchannel call letters.
EXAMPLE: Caplion channel 20 with ESPN at the caption position
number 4.
1 Press MENU.The main menu appears.MENU
CLOSED CAPTION
fi Press A+ or V- to select SET UP.
SET UPbCABLE: ON
AUTO PROGRAMCH ERASE/ADDCH CAPTtONlGUlDES VIDEOVIDEO
LABEL3MENU
3 Press A+ or V- to select CH CAPTION/GUIDE.Then press RETURN.me
cfi CAPTIOWGUIDE sween ~ppee~.
CH CAPTION/GUIDE
II the CH CAPTtON display appears in black, the TV is In
videomode and you canMt select CH CAPTION/GUIDE. Press T V
0,TVNIDEO to change to TV mode.
4 Press RETURN again.‘Select a posirlon. ’ appears on lhe
screen. CH CAPTION/GUIDE 1RETURN
?!I ala a posItIon.U s e : m Exlt&iI#
5 Press A+ or V- to select a caption position number. To erase
unneeded captionsEach lime you press d + or V-. Ihe caplion pailion
number is marked h sequence. Call Iho caption setting swoon by
lollowing‘Select fhe channel’appears on lhe sween.
6 Press A+ or V- to select the channel you want to caption.Each
time you press a+ or V-. the channel number changes /mm 1 10
125.Then press RETURN.5elecl fhe leller..‘appears on Ihe screen. CH
CAPTION/GUIDE
8 Repeat step 7 to select each remaining letter.(For a J-letter
caption, leave a space by pressing RETURN only.)tCH CAPTION/GUIDE
1
9 Press RETURN.The se,,,“g is compleled. CH CAPTION/GUIDER E T U
R N
3
To caption other channelsRepeat steps 4;9.
Chqmr 3: “ring Advanced Fealumr 5 1
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Use this feature to display the captions you se!, end to select
e channel directoryfor viewing.
1 Press CH GUIDE.A dlrecby appears, c o r r e s p o n d i n g l
o Ihs direclay k e y s o n the RemOleC o m m a n d e r .CHANNEL
GUIDE
QAEC-QDIS-QCNN-
i
@ESPNQ----Q--w
Q _--- Q ___- @I ----
@ _ _ _ _ @ _ _ _ _ @J __--
To cancel the CHANNEL GUIDE screenPress CH GUIDE again.
2 Press the directory key of the channel you want to watch.
Use lhis leature tq label each inpul mode in order lo identify
the eqUipmentconnecled lo each inpul terminal.
EXAMPLE: Label VIDEO 1 IN as VHS.
1 Press MENU.T h e main m e n u a p p e a r s . IM E N U
?!i
‘K%TIMESET UPCLOSED CAPTION
2 Press A+ or V- 10 select SET UP.
CLOSED CAPTION
Press RETURN.The SETUP menu appeers.
RETURN A U T O P R O G R A MCH ERASE/ADDCH CAPTION/GUIDE
VIDEO LABEL
3 Press A+ or V- lo select VIDEO LABEL.A U T O P R O G R A MCH
ERASE/ADDCH CAPTION/GUIDES VIDEO: ON
Press RETURN.
tVIDEO1: VIDEOiVIDEO?: VIDEO2VIDEOJ: VIDEO3
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1-11. USING THE PRE-PROGRAMMED REMOTE COMMANDER
To return to the normal screenPress MENU.
4 Press A+ or V- lo select Iha inpul mode you want to labelVIDEO
LABEL 1
Press RETURN
R E T U R N
8
rVlDEO1: VIDEO1VIDEOZ: VIDEO2VIDEOJ: VIDEO3MENU
5 Press A+ 0, V-to select VHS
VIDEO 1VIDEO I-+ S VIDEO+ BETA +a m m -+ VHS -+ LD
tVIDEO 2
VIDEO P-BETA -, 8 mm -+“HS -+ LDT
VIDEO 3VIDE03+EETA -t6mm+VHS-+LD
T(V-: rewrse order)
To label other input modesRepeat steps 4-5.
Fit.6Y117
VIDEOI: VIDEO1VIDEOZ: VIDEO2VIDEOl: VIDEO33MENU
Press RETURN.
R E T U R N cVIDEO1: VHSVIDEOZ: VIDEO2VIDEO): VIDEOS
You can operate your video equipment and cable convelter box
lhal has aninfrared remote detector with this supplied
preprogrammed RemoleCommander.
With the supplied Remote Commander, you can operate a Sony video
cassetlarecorder (Seta. 6 mm, VHS) or a mulli disc player as well
as most non-Sonyvideo equipmenl connecled to your TV by following
the steps below.
1 While pressing CODE SET, press 0 - 9 to enter
themanulacturer’s code number (see chari on P. 56). ForEXampIe. IO
Operate a SOny 6 mm VCR, p&s 0; 2and ENTER.
C O D E
8+88 E!!Y
2 Use Ihe video operating buttons on the Remote Commander to
operate thevideo equipment.operating a VCRTo turn on or oilTo
change channels(when watching TVprograms through theVCR’s tuner)To
recordTo playTo slopTo fast forwardTo rewina the tapeTo pauseTo
search the piclureforward and backward
Press (VIDEO) POWER.Press CH +I-.
Press l (2 buttons simultaneously).press b.Press 1.Press
bb.Press 44.Press II.Press bb or 44 during playback.
Operating a Video Disc PlayerTo play press w.To slop Press M.To
pause Press II. t
TO rasune nom~l,~layback. press again.* This function is
efleclive onlv for CAV fslandard.
play disc). With CLV (exten&d-play disc), the TVwill go into
Ihe standby mode if II is pressed.
Keep pressing bt or 44 during playback.To mswne nomal~layback,
release Ihe buffon.
To search lhe pictureforward and backward
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I;o”
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Manulaclures and Code Numbers (VCR/video disc player)
SONYCANONEMERSONFISHERFUNAIGENERAL ELECTRICGOLDSTARHITACHIJ V
CMAGkAVOXMITSUBISHIMULTITECHNECPANASONICPHILCOPHILIPSOUASARRCASAMSUNGSANYOSCOTTSHARPSHINTOMSYLVANIASYMPHONICTEKNIKATOSHIBATOTE
VISIONZENfTH
‘Code number01.02.03.040 5
22.30. 33
10. II. 12.15290 5 . 0 6
2 50 7 . 0 6
1 6
05. 06.0916, 19. 26.27
2 9
16.23.3105. 05
0 5 . 0 605.06.09
0 5 . 0 60 7 . 0 6
2 4 . 3 2Il.15
2 11 3 . 1 4
34
05.06.09
2 6 . 2 9
20.21
2 517
The code numbers lor Sony equipment are assigned as follows:
01 ......... Bela, ED Bela VCR02 ........ .tl mm V C R03
......... V H S VCR04 ......... Video disc player
- II more lhan one code number 6 listed lormanulaclurers other
than Sony, try enteringthem one by one. until you come lo
Ihecorrect code Ior your equipmen!.
* II the video equipment does not have acerlain Iunction. Ihe
corresponding button onIllis Remote Commander will not aperare.
. In some rare cases. you may no, be able tooperabe your
nonZiony video equipment wilhlhc supplied Remole Commander. This
isbecause your cquipmenl may use a codelhal IS not provided with
lhis RemoleCommandor. In this cane. pk!asc ux lhcequipmenl’s own
remok control unit.
When you remove the balleries horn theRemole Commander. 41 Ihc
selltngs will reverl10 the Sony Bela selling. Roe~l Ihe code5
byloliowing the steps on p. 55.
Follow these inslruclions lo set Ihe manufaclure~s code which
will enable you tooperate a connected cable converter box with the
pre-programmed RemoteCommander.
EXAMPLE: Operate a connected Zenith cable converter box.
ISet the CABLEBOX-TV selector to CABLEBOX.
I
- If more than one code number is listed. hy entering them one
by one until you come loIhe correct code lor your equipment.
. II you enter e new code number. the code number you previously
entered et that setting iserased.
. In some rare cases. your equipment may use e code that is not
provided with lhisRemote Commander and you may not be able lo
operate your cable converter box withIhe supplied Remote Commander.
In this case. use the equipment’s own remote controlunit.
2 While pressing CODE SET, press 6 and 8 (Zenith’s code number
-seechart below) and ENTER.
Manufacturer end Code Numbers (cable box)Msnufsclurer Code
number
JERROLD 60.61.62.63.64.65
m ‘tII you press a wrong code or il the code has nol been se,.
low short beeps sound. Repeatslep 2 lo se, the code.
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1-12. TROUBLESHOOTING
3 Use CABLE POWER and Ihe TV c~nlrol buttons (0 - 9. ENTER, JUMP
andCH +/-) lo operate the cable converter box.CABLE
POWER
To operate Ihe TVSet the CABLEBOX-TV selector lo TV, the” “se
the TV conlrol buttons lo controlthe N.
For more details on operating the cable boxReler lo the
operating inslruclions lhal come with Ihe cable box.
P O
GC
N C
NC
S”
:. ..“‘:....Symp~om’.,.’ :,:.
or or no picture: (screen no1 lit). good sound
sod piclure. no sound
n picture (screen not lil). no sound
1 Color
low and noise only
Dolled lines or sltipes
Double images or ghosls
Try another chs
‘.,:. ” : Possible causes and remedies .,.. 1. -~~+%:... ...; .
. . .
l Adjusl PICTURE.. Adjust BRIGHTNESS.9 Check antenna/cable
connections.
. Press VOLUME + on the Nor VOL + on the Remote Commande. Press
MUTING on the Remole Commander.. Check lhailhe MTS sellina Is set
~~rreclk.. Check that the l~NIDEO~ullon Is set cdrreclly.l Check
lha! SPEAKER is set IO ON.
l Is POWER switched on 7a Check the power cord connection..
Check Ihal lhe N/VIDEO button is set correctly.. Check that S VIDEO
is set lo ON.
l Is it a color program 7. Adjust COLOR,
a Is it an active or the correct channel 7l Check Ihe CABLE
selling.. Check antennalcable connections.
This is ollen caused by local interference. (e.g. cars, neon
signs,hairdryers etc.) Adjust the anlenna for minimum
inlerlerence.
Relleclions lrom nearby mounlains or buildings c&en cause
thispm~lem. A highly direclional &door antenna or a CAN cable
mayimprove the picture.
tel. II could be station Irouble.
II the problem persists. conlacl your nearesl service
lacilily.
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SECTION 2DISASSEMBLY
2-1. REAR COVER REMOVAL
2-2. SERVICE POSITION
@ Two screws (BVTP4 X 16)
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2-3. PICTURE TUBE REMOVAL@ Coil band
\d
0 @ DeflectionAM
on spring
@ Two P tapping screws 4X16
\
@ Speaker
I
@ Chassis assy
0 Two P tapping/ 4X16
Cushion-VI=/
s c r e w s
l REMOVAL OF ANODE-CAPNOTE : Short circuit the anode of the
picture tube and the anode cap to the metal chassis, CRT chield or
carbon
painted on the CRT, after removing the anode.
l REMOVING PROCEDURES
0 Turn up one side of the rubber cap in the @Idirection
indicated by the arrow @.
l HOW TO HANDLE AN ANODE-CAP0 Don’t hurt the surface of
anode-caps with
sharp shaped material!
@ Don’t press the rubber hardly not to hurtinside of
anode-caps!
A material fitting called as shatter-hook
terminal is built in the rubber.@ Don’t turn the foot of rubber
over hardly!
The shatter-hook terminal wil l stick out orhurt the rubber.
Using a thumb pull up the rubber capfirmly in the direct ion
indicated by the
a r r o w @.
’ Anode button
@I When one side of the rubber cap isseparated from the anode
button, the
anode-cap can be removed by turning upthe rubber cap and pul l
ing up i t in thedirection of the arrow 0.
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SECTION 3
SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
0 The following adjustments should be made when
a complete realignment is required or a new
picture tube is installed.
0 These adjustments should be performed with
rated power supply voltage unless otherwise noted.
The controls and switch should be set as follows unless
otherwise noted :
PICTURE control--..-....-..... normal
BRIGHTNESS control. -. normal
Preparation:
0 Feed in the white pattern signal.
l Before starting, degauss the entire screen.3-l. BEAM LANDING1.
Input a raster signal with the pattern generator.
2. Loosen the deflection yoke mounting screw, and
set the purity control to the center as shown in
Fig.2
3. Turn the raster signal of the pattern generator
to green.
4. Move the deflection yoke backward, and adjust
with the purity control so that green is in the
center and red and blue are at the sides evenly.
(Fig.3)
5. Move the deflection yoke forward, and adjust so
that the entire screen becomes green. (Fig.1)
G. Switch over the raster signal to red and blue and
confirm the condition.
7. When the position of the deflection yoke is
determined, tighten it with the deflection yoke
mounting screw.
8. When landing at the corner is not right, adjust
by using the disk magnets. (Fig.4)
I /Fig.1
Perform the adjustments i; order as follows:
1. Beam Landing
2. Convergence
3. Focus
4. Screen (G 2) and White Balance
Note: Test Equipment Required.
1. Color bar Pattern Generator
2. Degausser
3. DC Power Supply
4. Digital multimeter
purity control
\?I
Fig.2
Fig.3
Purity controlcorrects this area.
IDisk magnets orrotatable disk
- 2 3 - p ,’4 Fig.4
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3-2. CONVERGENCEPreparation:0 Before starting, perform FOCUS,
HSIZE, V.LIN
and V.SIZE adjustments.
l Set BRIGHTNESS control to minimum.0 Feed in dot pattern.
(1) Horizontal and Vertical Static Convergence
/J
Iv RV 701Fig.51. Adjust HSTAT VR to converge red, green and
blue
dots the in center of the screen.(Horizontal move-
ment)
2. Adjust V. STAT magnet to converge red, green andblue dots in
the center of the screen. (Vertical move-
ment)
3. If the red, green and blue dots do not converge on
the center of screen with H.STAT VR, perform
horizontal convergence adjustment using H.STAT
VR and V.STAT magnet as shown below. (In this
case, H.STAT VR and V.STAT magnet effect each
other.)
0 Tilt the V.STAT magnet and adjust static conver-
gence to open or close the V.STAT magnet.
4.When the V.STAT magnet is moved in the
direction of arrow @ and @$,. red, green and blue dots
move as shown below.
(1) @ @ u3
If the blue dot does not converge with red and green
dots, perform following steps.
Move BMC magnet (a) to correct insufficient H.static
convergence.
Rotate BMC magnet (b) t0 correct insufficient V.static
convergence.
In either case, repeat Beam Landing Adjustment.
BMC magnet
L w(b)Fig.6
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Purity
Fig.7
(2)Dynamic Convergence Adjustment
Preparation:
0 Before starting perform Horizontal and Vertical static
convergence Adjustment.
1. Slightly loosen deflection yoke screw.
. 2. Remove deflection yoke spacers.
3. Move the deflection yoke for best convergence as shown
below.
4. Tighten the deflection yoke screw.
5. Install the deflection yoke spacers.
Fig.8
(3) Screenlcorner Convergence
Fig.9+
Affix a Permalloy ass’y correspondingto the misconverged
areas
b
C
I Permalloy assembly
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3-3. FOCUSAdjust FOCUS control for best picture.
FOCUS
Fig.10
3-4. SCREEN(G 2)1. Input a dots pattarn.
2. Set the PIC, BRT controls at minimum and COLOR
control at normal.
3. Adjust BKG VRs so that voltages on the red, green
and blue cathodes are 170 V dc with an oscilloscope
as shown in Fig.11.
4. Observe the screen and adjust SCREEN (G 2)RV
702 to obtain the faintly visible background of dot
signal.
17O.V d c pedestal
IGND
Fig.11
3-5. METHOD OF SETTINGADJUSTMENT MODE
SERVICE MODE PROCEDURE1. Standby mode.(Power off)
THE SERVICE
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT LODE IN
Disp. Item
( k e r n ) data
3. The CRT displays the item Being adjusted.
4. Press i or m on the Remote Commander to select
the item.
5. Press /3J or 6 on the Remote Commander to0
change the data.
6. Press -1 then -1 to write into
memory.
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE MEMORY
I I
7. Turn set off and on to exit.
3-6. WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENTS1. Input an entire white
signal.
2. Set to service adjustment mode.
3. Set the PICTURE and BRIGHT to minimum.
4. Adjust with SBRT if necessary.
5. Select G CUT and B CUT withmandB.
6. Adjust withBandHfor the best white balance.
7. Set the PICTURE and BRIGHT to maximum.
8. Select GAMP and BAMP withHand@
9. Adjust withflandwfor the best white balance.
10. Write into the memory by pressingmlthen
lENTERl.
Remote Commander. (Press each button within a
second.)
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SECTION 4SAFETY RELATED ADJUSTMENTS
A BOARD
E R537 CONFIRMATION METHOD (HV HOLD-DOWN CONFIRMATION) AND
READJUSTMENTS
The following adjustments should always be per-formed when
replacing the following components(marked with 0 on the schematic
diagram).IC602, D511, C523, C524, R534, R535, R537, R549,R637,
PM501, T504, DY
a1. Preparation before confirmation1) Turn the POWER switch ON,
and receive
entirely white signal and set the PICTURE andBRIGHT controls to
maximum.
2) Confirm that the voltage of the check terminal ofTP85 is more
than 1OOVDC when the set isoperating normaly with 120.0 f 2.OVAC
supply.
2. Hold-down operation confirmation (HV)1) Connect the
currentmeter between the 7th pin of
FBT (T504)and the land of it with connectpolarity.
2) Receive White Signal and adjust the ABLcurrent to follows
with the PICTURE and theBRIGHT controls.
1 4 5 0 zh lOOpA3) Connect the Digital Voltmeter to pin8 of
PM501
then read the voltage as A.4) Connect the Digital Voltmeter and
DC power
Supply via 1SS 119 to TP-85.5) Increase the DC power voltage
gradually until
the Picture just blanks out.6) Read the digital voltmeter
indication.7) Turn DC power Source off immediatery.
STANDARDLess or equal to A + 16.5 VDC
8) Receive Dot Signal and adjust the ABL currentto follows, with
the PIX and the BRT controls.
150 + 100 PA9) Repeat steps from (3) to (7).
STANDARDLess or equal to A + 16.5 VDC
3. Hold-down readjustment
When step 2 is not satisfied, readjustment should
be performed by altering the resistance value of
R537 (a component marked with E).
EEL- 2 7
A BOARD
q R511 CONFIRMATION METHOD (B+ HOLD-DOWN CONFIRMATION) AND
READJUSTMENTS
The following adjustments should always be per-formed when
replacing the following components(marked with 0 on the schematic
diagram).IC602, C524, R511, R534, R549, R637, PM501
01. Hold-Down Operation Voltage (B+)
1) Connect the currentmeter between the 7th pin ofFBT (T504)and
the land of it with connectpolarity.
2) Receive White Signal and adjust the ABLcurrent to follows
with the PICTURE and theBRIGHT controls.
1 4 5 0 + lOOpA3) Connect the Digital Voltmeter and DC power
Supply via 1SS 119 to pin8 of PM501.4) Increase the DC power
voltage gradually until
the Picture just blanks out.5) Read the digital voltmeter
indication.6) Turn DC power Source off immediatery.
STANDARDLess or equal to 130.0 VDC
7) Receive Dot Signal and adjust the ABL currentto follows, with
the PICTURE and the BRIGHTcontrols.
150 -t 100 PA8) Repeat steps from (4) to (6).
STANDARDLess or equal to 132.5 VDC
2. Hold-down readjustment
When step 2 is not satisfied, readjustment should be
performed by altering the resistance value of R511 (a
component marked with 8).
G BOARD
[B+ VOLTAGE CONFIRMATION]
The following adjustments should always be perform-ed when
replacing IC602 or R637.
1) Supply 130+200V AC to with variable autotrans-former.
2) Input an entirely monoscope signal.3) Set the PICTURE control
and the BRIGHT
controls in to initial reset.4) Confirm the voltage of A BOARD 0
pin CN651
connecter is less than 116.5V DC.5) If step 4) is not satisfied,
replace IC602 and R637
repeat above steps.
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digitalmultimeter
_ laoIES119
w--h+ I
digitalmultimeter
Pl
digitalmultimeter
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SECTION 5CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS
5-l. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT BY REMOTE COMMANDER
Use of Remote Commander (RM-Y117) can be
performed circuit adjustments about this model.
NOTE : Test Equipment Required.1. Pattern Generator
2. Frequency counter
3. Digital multimeter
4. Audio OSC
1. METHOD OF SETTING THE SERVICE
2. MEMORY WRITE CdNFlRMATlON METHOD1. After adjustment, pull out
the plug from AC
outlet, and next place, plug in AC outlet again.
2. Turn the power switch ON and set to Service
Mode.
3. Call the adjusted items again, confirm they were
adjusted.
3. ADJUST BUTTONS AND INDICATORADJUSTMENT MODE
SERVICE MODE PROCEDURE1. Standby mode.(Power off)
piiiEq,Write the rnemor
2.(DISPLAYI--+~--+(VOL(+)1-+~l on theRemote Commander. (Press
each button within a
second.) I tem up jiJ --.--
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE IN
.Disp. Item
( I tem) data
Item down H -
\ \\
S E R V I C E AFC 01000
3. The CRT displays the item Being adjusted.IvoL(+)IN
4. Press M or @Service mode
on the Remote Commander to select
the item.
5. Press m or @ on the Remote Commander to
change the data.
6. Press -1 then IENTER] to write into
memory.
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE MEMORY
SERVICEPJRITE
1 0 0 0El Tl Green(ENTER] Red7. Press k/ then ~ on the
Remote
8. Turn set off and on to exit.
Comrkder t o e .
SERVICE RESET1 0 0 0
1
Carry out step 7) when adjusting IDS 0 to 4and when replacing
and adjusting IClO2.
Factory original setting
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CODE SET CABLEBOX TV
0 a
RM-Y117
,pGiiGiqService mode
-B Data up
-m Data down
’ B Service mode
’ l j j Initialize
Write into memory
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4. AN ITEM OF ADJUSTMENTS
10. Disp. 4ve . data Data range Item
123456789
1 01 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 92 02 12 22 32 42 52 62 72 82 93
0
L
AFC *0 o - 3 AFC Loop GainHFRE 7 8 O-127 H. FrequencyVFRE 1 5 o
- 3 1 V. FrequencyVPOS 2 0 o - 3 1 V. CenterVSIZ 3 1 O - 6 3 V.
SizeVLIN 8 O - 1 5 V. Linearityv s c o 6 O - 1 5 V. CorrectionHPOS
6 O - 1 5 H. CenterHSIZ 1 6 o - 3 1 H. SizePAMP 2 3 o - 3 1 Pin
AmpCPIN 4 o - 7 Corner PinPPHA 7 O - 1 5 Pin PhaseVCOM *2 o - 7 V.
CompensationGAMP 2 1 o - 3 1 Green AmpBAMP 1 6 o - 3 1 Blue AmpGCUT
6 O - 1 5 Green Cut OffBCUT 7 O-15 Blue Cut OffCROM 2 6 O - 6 3
Chroma TrapSPIX 3 2 O-63 Sub ContrastSHUE 2 5 O-63 Sub HueSCOL 3 0
O-63 Sub ColorSBRT 3 4 O-63 Sub BrightRGBP * 18 O-63 RGB
PictureSHAP *7 O-15 SharpnessVSMO *0 0.1 V Pull in RangeREF *2 o -
3 Refference l ineROFF 1 O,l Red OutGOFF 1 0, 1 Green OutBOFF 1 0,
1 Blue OutABLM *0 0, 1 ABL Mode
* : Set-up value
.
3 1 N O T C *0 0.1 Notch On/Off32 DRGB *0 0, 1 OSD intensity33
VANG not use O-63 V. Angle3 4 DISP 4 0 O-63 Display Position3 5
SVOL *0 O-7 Sub Volume36 SBAL 7 O-7 Sub Balance37 BASS not use O-15
Sub Bass3 8 T R E not use O-15 Sub Treble39 UYBO not use O-63 Upper
Y. Bow40 LYBO not use O-63 Lower Y. Bow41 HAMP not use O-63 H. Amp4
2 HTIL not use O-63 H. Ti l t43 UCBO not use O-63 Upper C. Bow4 4
UTIL not use O-63 Upper Ti l t45 LCBO not use O-63 Lower C. Bow4 6
LTIL not use O-63 Lower Tilt47 DCSH not use O-63 DC. Shift48 PHPO
not use O-127 PinP H Position49 PHUE not use O-63 PinP Hue50 ID-O *
120 O-127 Model ID51 ID-1 * 127 O-127 Model ID52 ID-2 * 72 O-127
Model ID53 ID-3 *0 O-127 Model ID54 ID-4 * 16 O-127 Model ID
Note : No.from 1 to 54 is to show adjustment order.
Please adjust the function values as shown below when IC 102 on
A board was replaced.
KV-20V 50 (US/CND)
No. Disp. Disp.
50 ID-O 1 1 1 1 0 0 051 ID-l 1 1 1 1 1 1 152 ID-2 1 0 0 1 0 0
053 ID-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 054 ID-4 0 0 I o o o 0
Data
1 2 01277201 6
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5-2. A BOARD ADJUSTMENTS
/RF AGC ADJUSTMENT(IF BLOCK VR)l1. Input a color-bar signal.
2. Adjust AGC VR of TU 101 so that snow noise and
cross-modulation disappear from the picture.
3. Confirm them at every channel.
IH.FREQUENC~ ADJUSTMENT (HFRE)~1 .
2 .
3 .
4 .
5 .
6 .
7 .
8 .
Input a color-bar signal.
Set to Service adjustment Mode.
Connect a frequency counter to base of Q550 (TP-
86 H.DRIVE).
Call the item of AFC, set to 3 level (free run).
Select HFRE withmand@.
Adjust with@andHfor the 15734+ 60Hz.
Call the item of AFC again, adjust the level“ 0 “.
Write into the memory by pressing (MUTINGlthen
-1.
IV.FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT (VFRE)~ 4. Connect an oscilloscope to
CN703 Pin0 (R
1. Select video 1 with no connecting the signal. OUT) of C board
and ground.
2. Set to Service adjustment Mode. 5. Select SPIX withIandH.
3. Connect the frequency counter across connector 6. Adjust
withmandHfor the 2.01tO.O5Vp-p.
VDY (+) (CN501) connector and ground.
4. Select VFRE withmand1.
5. Adjust withHandHfor the 55 f0.5Hz.
6. Write the memory by pressingmlthen
lE@Eq.
ICROMA TRAP ADJUSTMENT (CROM)~
1. Connect * “ y+c cable”to Y input of S Video,
* Must prepare “ y+c cable”by connecting C to Y in
the middle.
Note : Set CROM average data at 26 if S-video input
is impossible.
2. Set to Service adjustment Mode.
3. Connect an oscilloscope CN703 Pin0 (R OUT) of
C board ground.
4. Select CROM withIandm.
5. Adjust withmandBor the 0 level.
R-OUTElement of sub-carrier
I
/iUS CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT (SPIX)I1. Input a color-bar signal.
2. Set to Service adjustment Mode.
3. Set the conditions as follows.
PICTURE .-*.-*.** MAXCOLOR . . . . . . . . . ,,,,,N
BRIGHT . . . . . . . . . ,,,,,N
R OFF ......... ON (1)
G OFF ......... OFF (0)
B OFF ......... OFF (0)
S E R V I C E R O F F 1l-----l//.---l:ON
1000 0:OFF
I J
7. Write the memory by pressingmlthell
m.
8. Return the following back to normal after
adjustment.
PICTURE ......... MAX
BRIGHT ......... CENTER
COLOR ......... CENTER
R OFF ......... ON
G OFF ......... ON
B OFF ......... ON
6. Write the memory by pressingIMUTING]then
pTi?EE.-3l-
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[DISPLAY pos1T10N ADJUSTMENT (DISP)~1. Input a color-bar
signal.
2. Set to service adjustment Mode.
3. Select DISP withiandm.
4. Adjust withdandmfor the bar center.
5. Write the memory by pressing IMUTINGlthen
ISUB BRIGHT ADJUSTMENT (SBRT)I1. Input a cross-hatch signal.
2. Set to service adjustment mode.
3. Set the PICTURE and BRIGHT to minimum.
4. Select SBRT withMand@.
5. Adjust withBand@f or obtain a faintly visible cross-
hatch.
6. Write into the memory by pressing m then
p?EEq.
ISUB BALANCE ADJUSTMENT (SBAL)]1. Input a stereo signal.
2. Set to service adjustment mode.
3. Select SBAL withmandB.
4. Adjust with@andmfor the best sound balance.
5. Write into the memory by pressing 1-1 then
(SUB HUE, SUB COLOR ADJUSTMENT (SHUE, SCOL)(1. Input a color-bar
signal.
2. Set to service adjustment Mode.
3. Connect an oscilloscope to CN703 Pin@ (B OUT) of
C board.
4. Select SHUE and SCOL withmandm.
5. Adjust with@andHfor the Vl=V4 (SCOR) and V2
=V3 (SHUE).
v2 v3 v4m
[V.SIZE ADJUSTMENT (VSIZ)/1. Input a cross-hatch signal.
2. Set to service adjustment Mode.
3. Select VSIZ withIandi.
4. Adjust withmandmfor the best vertical size.
5. Write into the memory by pressing -1 then
V. SIZE (VSIZ)
IH.SIZE ADJUSTMENT (HSIZ)]1. Input a cross-hatch signal.
2. Set to service adjustment Mode.
3. Select HSIZ withmand1.
4. Adjust withmandflfor best horizontal size.
5. Write into the memory by pressing /m then
H. SIZE (HSIZ)
i=l-lol-0LV.CENTER ADJUSTMENT (VPOS)l1. Input a cross-hatch
signal.
2. Set to service adjustment Mode.
3. Select VPOS withwand@.
4. Adjust withmandHfor the best vertical senter.- -5. Write into
the memory by pressing (MUTING] then
IENTER/.
V. CENTER (VPOS)
6. Write into the memory by pressing -1
then- .-32-
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[H.CENTER ADJUSTMENT (H POS)JNote: Perform this adjustment after
H.FREQUENCY
ADJUSTMENT (HFRE) .
1. Input a cross-hatch signal.
2. Set the Service adjustment mode.
3. Select HPOS withO andH .
4. Adjust withHandmto the best horizontal center.
5. Write into the memory by pressing IMUTING] then
pm%q .
H. CENTER (HPOS)
V LINEARITY(VLIN). VS CORRECTION(VSCO),PIN AMP(PAMP), CORNER
PIN(CPIN), ANDPIN PHASEtPPHAj ADJUSTMENTS1. Input a cross-hatch
signal.
2. Set to Service adjustment Mode.
3. Select VLIN, VSCO, PAMP, CPIN, and PPHA withM
andw.
4. Adjust with@andHfor the best picture.
5. Write the memory bypressing -1 then
pizq.
V LINEARITY (VLIN)
VS CORRECTION (VSCO)
PIN AMP (PAMP)
PIN PHASE (PPHA)
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6-2. CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATfON
6-3. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS ANDSCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
Note:.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
All capacitors are in uF unless otherwise noted.pF: upF 50WV or
less are not indicated except for electrolyticand tantalums.All
electrolytics are in 50V unless otherwise specified.Indication of
resistance, which does not have one for ratingelectrical power, is
as follows.
-1
Chips resistors are l/l OW.All resistors are in ohms.ka=lOOOQ
MD=1 OOOKDm: nonflammable resistor.B : fusible resistor.A: internal
component.0: panel designation, and adjustment for repair.All
variable and adjustable resistors have characteristic curveB,
unless otherwise noted.The components identified by 0 in this
manual have beencarefully factory-selected for each set in order to
satisfyregulations regarding X-ray radiation.Should replacement be
required, replace only with the valueoriginally used.When replacing
components identified by 0 , make thenecessary adjustments
indicated. If results do not meet thespecified value, change the
component identified by q andrepeat the adjustment until the
specified value is achieved.(Refer to R511 and R537 on page
27,28)When replacing the part in below table be sure to parform
therelated adjustment.
Part replaced ( 0 ) Adjustment ( q )
;2&R511, R534, R549,B+ HOLD-DOWN
(R511)
D511, C523, C524, R534,R535, R537, R549, PM501, D BOARD
HOLD-DOWN
G BOARD(R537)
DY
l All voltages are in V.* Voltage are dc with respect to ground
unless otherwise noted0 Readings are taken with a IO MO digital
multimeter.l Readings are taken with a color-bar signaLinput.0
Voltage variations may be noted due to normal production
tolerance.l Circled numbers are waveform references. Lcyl : B+
line.0 p- : B-line.l ++$@, : signal path.Reference
informationRESISTOR : RN METAL FILM
:RC SOLID: FPRD NONFLAMMABLE CARBON: FUSE NONFLAMMABLE
FUSIBLE:RW NONFLAMMABLE WIREWOUND: RS NONFLAMMABLE METAL OXIDE: RB
NONFLAMMABLE CEMENT
COIL : LF-8L MICRO INDUCTORCAPACITOR : TA TANTALUM
: PS STYROL: PP POLYPROPYLENE: PT MYLAR: MPS METALIZED
POLYESTER: MPP METALIZED POLYPROPYLENE: ALB BIPOLAR: ALT HIGH
TEMPERATURE: ALR HIGH RIPPLE
# Note:The symbol -EB- display is on the component side. #8;
gj:: : : . ;: : : : : :: . : : : :z : : : :
The components identified by shading and mark A #1::‘
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clG [POWER SUPPLY, DEGAUSSING CIRCUIT]- G Board -
I ] 2 Is I4 !
i , i
.: ~) NOTE:The circuit indicated as left contains high voltage
of over600 Vp-p. Care must be paid to prevent an electric shock
ininspection or repairing.
:yyy;s ‘-y ‘; ;---/ _ z
- 4 9 -
- G Board -
IC-
IC601 B - 3IC602 c-5
T R A N S I S T O R-Q602 E-4Q603 G-lQ604 F-2Q605 E-6Q606 c-5Q607
E-5
D I O D E
D604 ’ G-5D605 B-4D606 D-2D607 G - lD606 G - lD609 E - lD610 E -
lD61 I G - 4D612 H-5D613 H-6D614 G-6D615 G-6D616 F-60617 F-7D616
F-6D619 F-60620 G-6D621 G-6D622 H-50624 E - 4D625 c-5D627 D-6D629
H-5D630 H-4D632 E-4
-
A
B
C
0
1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 I 7 I
IVIDEO 1 IVIBEO 3 INI
r-
I
-1I
I :UA
kL+ IN-l-l-
_---------2
B-SS4399-UA.
KWcNB;o'WHT-L
: S - M I C R O
TO A SOARD CN402 TO A BOARB CN401
[AV TERMINAL]
- UA Board -
-
[R.G.B. OUT]
- C Board -
NOTE:The circuit indicated as left contains high voltage of
over
600 Vp-p. Care must be paid to prevent an electric shock in
inspection or repairing.
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KV-20V50ml-Y117
6-4. SEMICONDUCTORSf
CXA 1465AS
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tI4SBbOL2SAl09102SAl091-0
MS2470APME12470 P
22
I nw VIEI) 2SAl1752SAl309A2SC27852SC331 1 A
CXP8024-sv4397b4 33
1 31crop VIEW
m+ .bh -PM-35 2stl2394
ERC06-155
CATHOQE
AlmEi
LA7830
SBXl618-51250788
2SB1370
1 T330
B
II’EB c
LM7812CTMC781 2CTMC7809CT
ST24C02ABl
hhnR
fllNS4tIlNS601 NS20RRB13ESB2RB30ESB2Rf130ESB4R03.9ESBlRf)S.
lESB1RDS. 6ESB3R’J9.1 ESB3lSSll9lSS1 19Tf)
2SB709A2S060lA
c
62E
BL78LROS’J-MA TflA2009A2SC3209LK
TflA0424 2SC3271 FMM1 114XFFRC4558PS
ill NLZOEGP20GELlEELlE-VIGPO80RGP02-17RGP02- 17PKG23RGP 1
OGPKG3RGP 1 SGPKG23
E
Z8612812PSC
f-----T
M51 132L 2SC4833MNP
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NOTE:l Items with no part number and no
description are not stocked becausethey are seldom required for
routineservice.
l The construction parts of an assembledpart are indicated with
a collationnumber in the remark column.
/ KV-E!g7:SECTION 7
EXPLODED VIEWS
. Items marked ” * ” are not stockedsince they are seldom
required forroutine service. Some delay should beanticipated when
ordering these items.
.
5 The components identified by shading and ?s.: mark A are
critical for safety. .:.:.::.:.:.
3 Les mmposants identifies par une trame et $$j une marque A
sont critiques pour la securite. $:5 Ne les remplacer que par une
piece portant ?;le numero specific.fi: “.;;. . .
.jj/;;;..~~.~._iie
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7-2. PICTURE TUBE
a.:.:.>..:.>. ,.x.x . , . . . > ..:..:
:.~~~.~.~~.~.:.:.:.~.:.~~~:.:.~.:.:~.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:...:~:.:.:.:.:.~.~.:.:...:
..::.: : . : . . . : . . . . ...” ..,... y..<
,....................
f The components identified b y$ mark A are critical for
safety.
shading and $$1
f Replace only with part number specified.g.::...
.~:.:.:~I-:.:.~~.~~~~.: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .m
x....~.:-~_.~.,,~~-.-.,- ,..I. _ . . - -,,.,,. a -./ .x.::
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SECTION 8ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST
;;:; The components rdentrfred by $.:1 shading and mark A are
critical $$j are seldom required for routine service. Some
“1 for safety. & delay should be anticipated when ordering$
Replace only with pati number $ these items.
g specified. $$ l All variable and adjustable resistors
have=::::m;.:. :.:*:.:.:.:.:.:...:.:.:...:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.. . .
.~.:.: .::. .1 .:. :.::.: : .: .I
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‘j~~~~:~~;~~.. -...~......~~~~:...~~r”.zy?*
g Les composants identifies par 7;; g The components identified
by 3$ une trame et une marque A j$ :$ shading and mark A are
critical 33 sont critiques pour la securiie. fj E for s&&y.
.z
: $ Ne les remplacer que par une g $$ Replace; .:.:
2 piece portant le numero specific. g $j specified.only with
part number 9:p:
:m (B.,_ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . S$ . . . . . . .::::; ..,.. ..̂ . . . . . : : : :.: . . . . .
. ::.::::s.:::.:::.:...: i I .:::::::::::::::::.m.:.:< p
:..:::,:;IIAPart No. Description
l-163-007-11 CERAMIC CHIPl-136-169-00 FILMl-136-169-00
FILMl-163-037-11 CERAMIC CHIP
Remark
5ov5ov5ov25v
5ov5ov1 6 V5ov5ov
25v1 6 V5ov5ov5ov
5ov5ov5ov5ov5ov
5ov5ov5ov5ov5ov
5ov5ov5ov5ov5ov
5ov5ov1oov1oov1oov
1oov1oov1oov2 5 V2 5 V
16V1 6 V5ov5ov5ov
5ov1 6 V2 5 V5ov5ov
6 3 V
1ef. No. Part No. Description Remark- -
C504 l-130-489-00 MYLAR 0.033uF 5% 5ovC505 l-164-058-11 CERAMIC
3 3 P F 5% 5ovC506 1-124-916-11 ELECT 22uF 2 0 % 6 3 VC507
l-102-038-00 CERAMIC 0. OOluF
Ref. No.
c330C332c333c334
6 8 0 P F0.22uF0.22uF0.022uF
c335 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1UF
C336 l -124-907-11 ELECT 1OuFc340 l -126-101-11 ELECT 1oouFc341
l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uF
C342 l-163-033-00 CERAMIC CHIP 0.022uF
c345 1-124-477-11 ELECT 47uFc341 l -126-101-11 ELECT 1oouF
c401 l-163-031-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 . OluFC402 l -124-907-11 ELECT
1ouFc403 l -124-907-11 ELECT 1ouF
c404 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uFc405 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uFC406 l
-124-902-00 ELECT 0.4luFc407 l -124-902-00 ELECT 0.47uFC408
l-124-907-11 ELECT 1ouF
c409 l-124-903-11 ELECT 1uFc410 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uFC412 l
-124-907-11 ELECT 1OuFc413 l -124-907-11 ELECT 1OuFc414 l
-124-907-11 ELECT 1ouF
c415 l -124-907-11 ELECT 1ouFC416 l-163-017-00 CERAMIC CHIP
0.0047uFc417 l-163-017-00 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0047uFC418 l -124-903-11
ELECT 1UFc419 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uF
C420 l -124-907-11 ELECT 1OuFC421 l -124-907-11 ELECT 1OuFC424
1-124-925-11 ELECT 2. 2uFC425 1-124-925-11 ELECT 2.2uFC426
1-124-92’7-11 ELECT 4.7uF
C421 1-124-927-11 ELECT 4.7uFC428 1-124-925-11 ELECT 2.2uFc429
1-124-925-11 ELECT 2.2uFc430 1-163-989-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.033uFc431
1-163-989-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.033uF
C432 l -126-101-11 ELECT 1OOuFc433 l -126-101-11 ELECT 1OOuF
c434 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uFc435 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uFC436 l
-124-903-11 ELECT 1uF
c431 l -124-907-11 ELECT 1ouFc440 l -126-101-11 ELECT 1OOuFc441
1-124-477-11 ELECT 47uFC442 l -124-903-11 ELECT 1uFc501 l
-124-902-00 ELECT 0.4luF
C502 1-124-916-11 ELECT 22uF
10%5 %5%10%
2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %5 %5 %2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %10%10%
2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %2 0 %
2 0 %
C508 l-102-038-00 CERAMIC 0. 0O:uFC509 1-124-122-11 ELECT 1OOuF
2 0 % 5ovC510 l-137-421-91 FILM 0. Q68uF 10% 1OQV
0.01~~ 5% 26OVC512 l-164-096-11 CERAMIC 0. OluF 508
C513 l-124-903-11 ELECT 1uF 2 0 % 5ovC515 l-124-480-11 ELECT
470uF 2 0 % 2 5 VC516 l-102-244-00 CERAMIC 22OPF 1 0 % 5oovC517
l-162-114-00 CERAMIC 0.0047uF 2KVC518 l-124-480-11 ELECT 47OuF 2 0
% 2 5 V
C519 l-102-244-00 CERAMIC 220PF 10% 5oovC520 l-124-046-00 ELECT
1ouF 2 0 % 1 6 0 VC521 l-102-244-00 CERAMIC 220PF 10% 5oovC522
l-123-024-21 ELECT 33uF 1 6 0 VC523 l-123-932-00 ELECT 4. 7uF 2 0 %
1 6 0 V
C524 1-124-477-11 ELECT 4hF 2 0 % 2 5 VC525 l-106-387-00 MYLAR
0.068llF 5% zoovC526 1-124-916-11 ELECT 22uF 2 0 % 6 3 VC528
l-124-046-00 ELECT 1ouF 2 0 % 1 6 0 VC553 l-102-228-00 CERAMIC 4 7
0 P F 10% 5oov
C558 l-137-417-91 FILM 0.015uF 10% 1oov
c559 l-162-116-00 CERAMIC 68OPF 10% 2KVC562 l-102-228-00 CERAMIC
4 7 0 P F 10% 5oovC564 l-136-111-00 FILM 1uF 5% 2oovC568
1-124-634-11 ELECT 1uF 2 0 % 250Vc571 1-124-927-11 ELECT 4.7uF 2 0
% 1oov
c574 1-136-569-11 F I L M 1. 2uF 5% zoovc575 l-106-371-00 MYLAR
0.015uF 5% 2oovc590 l-163-009-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0. OOluF 10% 5ovC682
1-124-477-11 ELECT 47uF 2 0 % 2 5 VC683 1-124-478-11 ELECT 1OOuF 2
0 % 2 5 V
C684 1-124-477-11 ELECT 4i’uFC686 1-124-477-11 ELECT 4’luFC690 l
-124-902-00 ELECT 0.47uFC691 l -124-120-11 ELECT 22ouFC692
1-124-477-11 ELECT 4luF
2 0 % 2 5 V2 0 % 2 5 V2 0 % 5ov2 0 % 2 5 V2 0 % 2 5 V
< COMB FILTER >
1-466-912-11 FILTER BLOCK, COMB
< CONNECTOR >
CNlOl *l-573-978-11 CONNECTOR, BOARD TO BOARD 11P
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-
Ref. No. Part No. Description- -
CNIOZ *l-560-124-00 PLUG, CONNECTOR (2.5MM) 4PCN201
*l-564-505-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR 2PCN202 *l-564-505-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR
2PCN203 *l-560-123-00 PLUG, CONNECTOR (2.5MM) 3P
CN301 *l-564-509-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR 6PCN401 *l-564-511-11 PLUG,
CONNECTOR 8PCN402 *l-564-509-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR 6PCN501
*l-580-798-11 CONNECTOR PIN (DY) 6PCN502 *l-508-768-00 PIN,
CONNECTOR (5MM PITCH) 6P
CN651 *l-691-135-11 PIN, CONNECTOR (PC BOARD) 4PCN652
*l-564-510-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR 7P
< DIODE >
DO02 8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119DO03 8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119DO04
8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119DO05 g-713-300-57 DIODE lT33DO06
8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119
DlOl l-810-039-11 LED UNITD201 g-719-110-72 DIODE RD30BS-B2D251
8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119D252 8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119D302
8-719-109-84 DIODE RD5. lES-Bl
D401 g-719-110-36 DIODE RD13ES-B2D402 g-719-110-36 DIODE
RD13F.S-B2D403 g-719-110-36 DIODE RD13ES-B2D404 g-719-110-36 DIODE
RD13ES-B2D405 g-719-110-36 DIODE RD13BS-B2
D406 8-719-110-36 DIODE RD13ES-B2D407 g-719-110-36 DIODE
RD13ES-B2D408 g-719-110-36 DIODE RD13ES-B2D409 g-719-110-36 DIODE
RD13ES-B2
D410 8-719-110-36 DIODE RD13FS-B2
D412 8-719-109-88 DIODE RD5. GES-BlD413 g-719-110-36 DIODE
RD13FS-B2D414 g-719-110-36 DIODE RD13ES-B2D415 g-719-110-36 DIODE
RD13ES-B2D483 g-719-109-66 DIODE RD3.3ES-B2
D502 8-719-936-82 DIODE GP08DPKG3D504 8-719-936-84 DIODE
RGPlOGPKG3D509 8-?19-936-84 DIODE RGPlOGPKG3E%a ~~-~~~~~~~~ B
z&pD512 8-719-936-84 DIODE RGPlOGPKG3
D513 g-719-028-72 DIODE RGPO2-17PKG23D551 8-719-979-85 DIODE
EGPZOGD552 g-719-945-80 DIODE ERCO6-15sD681 8-719-109-90 DIODE
RD5.6ES-B3
< IC >
IClOl 8 -752-841-16 IC CXP80424-065s
Remark ief. No. Part No. Description- -
IC102 g-759-043-86 IC ST24CO2ABl
Remark
IC103 8-741-100-62 I C SBX1618-51-~~9~~~~-~~ IC TM 9a 7a5’ ”
IC301 g - 7 5 2 - 0 5 9 - 6 7 IC CXA1465AS
IC401 8 -759-634-69 IC M52470PIC402 8 -759-088-00 IC
MMlll4XFFIC403 8 -759-088-00 IC MMlll4XFFIC405 8-759-090-21 IC
TDA8424IC406 8 -759-996-43 IC RC4558PS
IC501 8-759-801-98 IC LA7830
< JACK >
5251 l-750-264-11 JACK5 4 0 3 l -750-267-11 JACK BLOCK, PIN (L
TYPE) 3P
< COIL >
LOO1 l -410-470-11 INDUCTOR 1ouHLOO2 l -410-476-11 INDUCTOR 3 3
u HLOO3 l -410-470-11 INDUCTOR 1OuHL201 l-410-645-31 INDUCTOR
1oouHL202 l-408-408-00 INDUCTOR 8. 2uH
L502 l -410-669-31 INDUCTDR 33uH~4~~-~~~~~~ I-412-533~6I
INDUCTOR
L557 1-412-553-61 INDUCTOR 3.3mH
< PROTECTOR MODULE >
PM501 l-810-040-11 PROTECTOR MODULE PM-35
< IC LINK >
< TRANSISTOR >
QOOl 8-729-422-36 T R A N S I S T O R 2SB709A-Q4004 8-729-422-36
T R A N S I S T O R 2SB709A-QQ 0 0 5 8-729-422-27 T R A N S I S T O
R 2SD601A-Q
Q 0 0 7 8-729-422-27 T R A N S I S T O R 2SD601A-QQ261
8-729-422-36 T R A N S I S T O R 2SB709A-Q
Q 2 6 2Q 3 0 14309Q 3 1 0
8-729-422-27 T R A N S I S T O R 2SD601A-Q8-729-422-36 T R A N S
I S T O R 2SB709A-Q8-729-422-27 T R A N S I S T O R
2SD601A-Q8-729-422-27 T R A N S I S T O R 2SD601A-Q
-6l-
-
# Les composants identifies par # $ The components identified by
$:; une trame et une marque m 8 $ shading and mark A are critical
s3 sont critiques pour la sectirite. :; g for safgQ( >gZ>$#
Ne les remplacer que par une f 8 Replace only with part number 3;$
piece portant le numero specific. % E specified.
h.......................................................................................:I:
* *:*. c.........................)’:.:.:.:.:.:.:mMxs$f*:.......
::~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, ::.~~~.~~~~~. . . .
Remark ‘ef. No. Part No. Description- -
R045 l-216-065-00 METAL CHIP
R046 l-216-065-00 METAL CHIPR047 l-216-049-00 METAL CHIPR048
l-216-073-00 METAL CHIPR049 l-216-025-00 METAL CHIPR050
l-216-049-00 MBTAL CHIP
R051 l-216-073-00 METAL CHIPR052 l-216-065-00 METAL CHIPR054
l-216-049-00 METAL CHIPR056 l-216-065-00 METAL CHIPR057
l-216-065-00 METAL CHIP
R059 l-216-065-00 METAL CHIPR060 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIPR064
l-216-065-00 METAL CHIP
R065 I-216-065-00 METAL CHIPR066 l-216-295-00 METAL CHIP
R067 l-216-295-00 METAL CHIPR071 l-216-047-00 METAL CHIPR074
l-216-049-00 METAL CHIPR078 1-249-429-11 CARBONR081 l-216-073-00
METAL CHIP
R082 l-216-055-00 METAL CHIP
R083 1-249-437-11 CARBONR085 l-216-065-00 METAL CHIPR086
l-216-295-00 METAL CHIPR088 l-216-089-00 MBTAL CHIP
R089 l-216-041-00 METAL CHIPR091 l-216-089-00 METAL CHIPR092
l-216-073-00 METAL CHIPR095 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIPR096
l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP
R097 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP
Part No. Description
8-729-422-27 TRANSISTOR 2SD601A-Q
Remark
l/low
l/101l/lowl/lowl/101l/101
l/lowl/lOWl/101l/lowl/low
l/lowl/101l/10%l/lowl/lOW
l/101wowl/1011/4wl/low
l/low1/4wl/lOWwowl/lOW
l/lOWl/101l/101l/lOWl/lOW
wow
Ref. No.
8311 4.7K 5 %
4.7K 5 %1K 5%10K 5%1 0 0 5 %1K 5%
10K 5%4.7K 5 %
1K 5%4.7K 5 %4.7K 5 %
4.7K 5 %220 5%4.7K 5 %4.7K 5 %0 5%
0 5%820 5 %1K 5%10K 5%10K 5%
1.8K 5 %47K 5%4.7K 5 %0 5%47K 5%
4 7 0 5%47K 5%10K 5%2 2 0 5%220 5%
2 2 0 5%
8401 8-729-422-36 T R A N S I S T O R 2SB709A-QQ 4 0 2
8-729-422-36 T R A N S I S T O R 2SB709A-Q
Q 4 0 3 8-729-422-27 T R A N S I S T O R 2SD601A-QQ 4 0 4
8-729-422-27 T R A N S I S T O R 2SD601A-Q9550 8-729-140-96 T R A N
S I S T O R 2SD774-34
4551 8-729-821-87 TRANSISTOR 2SD1878CA
wowl/101wowl/101l/low
l/lowwowl/101l/lowl/low
wowl/lowl/lowl/lowl/low
l/101l/lOWl/lowwowl/low
l/101l/lOWwowl/101l/101
l/101l/lowl/lowl/lowl/low
l/lowl/101l/lowl/lowl/low
l/101l/lOWl/10111l/low
< RESISTOR >
ROOl l-216-073-00 METAL CHIP 10K 5%R003 l-216-045-00 METAL CHIP
6 8 0 5%R004 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 220 5 %
R005 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5 %R006 l-216-073-00 METAL
CHIP 10K 5%
R008 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5%R009 l-216-057-00 METAL
CHIP 2.2K 5 %ROlO l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 220 5 %Roll l-216-033-00
METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5%R012 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 220 5 %
R013 l-216-049-00 METAL CHIP 1K 5%R016 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP
220 5 %R017 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 220 5%
R018 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5%R019 l-216-061-00 METAL
CHIP 3.3K 5 %
R020 l-216-073-00 METAL CHIP 10K 5%R021 l-216-073-00 MBTAL CHIP
10K 5%R022 l-216-073-00 METAL CHIP 10K 5%R023 l-216-033-00 METAL
CHIP 2 2 0 5%R025 l-216-039-00 METAL CHIP 3 9 0 5 %
R026 l-216-097-00 METAL CHIP 1OOK 5 %R027 l-216-121-00 METAL
CHIP 1M 5%R028 l-216-073-00 METAL CHIP 10K 5%R029 l-216-065-00
METAL CHIP 4.7K 5 %
R030 l-216-073-00 METAL CHIP 10K 5%
R031 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5 %
R032 l-216-033-00 MBTAL CHIP 2 2 0 5%R033 l-216-033-00 t&TAL
CHIP 2 2 0 5%R034 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5 %R035
l-216-041-00 METAL CHIP 4 7 0 5%
R036 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5%R037 l-216-033-00 METAL
CHIP 2 2 0 5 %
R038 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5%
R039 l-216-049-00 METAL CHIP 1K 5%R040 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2
2 0 5 %
R041 l-216-033-00 METAL CHIP 2 2 0 5%R042 l-216-295-00 METAL
CHIP 0 5%R043 l-216-295-00 METAL CHIP 0 5 %R044 l-216-065-00 METAL
CHIP 4.7K 5 %
R102 l-216-039-00 METAL CHIP 390 5% IAOWf@% &&a 8-91 ~~~
:&&/ 6% “:,2w .FR206 1-216-689-11 METAL CHIP 39K 0 .5%
mowR207 l-216-083-00 METAL CHIP 27K 5% l/101
R251 l-216-059-00 METAL CHIP 2.7K 5 % wowR252 l-216-059-00 METAL
CHIP 2.7K 5 % l/101R253 l-216-061-00 METAL CHIP 3.3K 5 % l/lOWR254
l-216-015-00 METAL CHIP 3 9 5% wowR256 l-216-015-00 METAL CHIP 3 9
5% wow
R257 l-216-061-00 METAL CHIP 3.3K 5 % l/101R258 l-216-051-00
METAL CHIP 1.2K 5 % l/lowR259 l-216-051-00 METAL CHIP 1.2K 5 %
l/101R262 l-216-075-00 METAL CHIP 12K 5% l/101R263 l-216-075-00
METAL CHIP 12K 5% wow
R264 l-216-041-00 METAL CHIP 4 7 0 5% l/lowR265 l-216-085-00
METAL CHIP 33K 5% wowR.266 l-216-085-00 METAL CHIP 33K 5% l/108R267
l-216-089-00 METAL CHIP 47K 5% l/low
62-
-
g The components identified by $2 ?$ Les composants identifies
par @f shading and mark h are critical Z$ $3 une trame et une
marque m 82 for safety. g $ sent critiques pour la secudte. C.G
Replace”;ss specif ied.
only with part number $$ .$ Ne les remplacer que par une 83 f
piece pottant le numero specz~!~z~~~,~
I . ..A :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~~:::~~~~::~~;::~;;:::::: :.:.
::::::;::;::::~::~:~:i:~~~~~~~;;;~::::::~;::~~~~;:x.:.: . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & _ . ” .:: _ .:. p . . . . .
. . . . . .
-
KV-20V50 1. The mm ponents identified by E in this
~~~~:“~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~:~~~:~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~:~-:,~~~.~.:~~~~~~:.~~~~
1-571-532-21 SWITCH, TACTIL
:ef. No. Part No. Description Remark- -
SO02 1-571-532-21 SWITCH, TACTILSO03 1-571-532-21 SWITCH,
TACTILSO04 1-571-532-21 SWITCH, TACTILSO05 1-571-532-21 SWITCH,
TACTIL
SO06 1-571-532-21 SWITCH, TACTIL
< TRANSFORMER >
< TUNER >
< VIBRATOR >
X001 1-579-917-21 VIBRATOR, CRYSTALX001 1-579-917-41 VIBRATOR,
CRYSTALx301 l-567-505-11 OSCILLATOR, CRYSTAL
$********$*********$******************************************
*A-1331-246-A C BOARD, COMPLETE*****************
< CAPACITOR >
C701 l-136-601-11 FILM 0. OluFC704 l-162-116-00 CERAMIC
68OPFC706 1-124-916-11 ELECT 22uFC707 l-164-085-11 CERAMIC 0.
OOluFC711 l-164-083-11 CERAMIC 6 8 0 P F
C712 l-164-082-11 CERAMIC 5 6 0 P FC731 l-164-083-11 CERAMIC
68OPFC732 l-164-081-11 CERAMIC 4 7 0 P FC751 l-164-083-11 CERAMIC 6
8 0 P FC752 l-164-082-11 CERAMIC 5 6 0 P F
C771 l-164-083-11 CERAMIC 68OPFC772 l-164-083-11 CERAMIC
68OPFC773 l-164-083-11 CERAMIC 6 8 0 P F
< CONNECTOR >
10% 630V10% 2 K V2 0 % 6 3 V10% 50810% 5ov
10% 5ov10% SOY10% 5ov
10% 5ov10% 5ov
10% S O Y10% 5ov10% 5ov
CN701 1-695-915-11 TAB (CONTACT)CN702 *l-508-768-00 PIN,
CONNECTOR (5MM PITCH) 6PCN703 *l-564-509-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR 6P
< DIODE >
D711 8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119D731 8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119D751
8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119D770 8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119D771
8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119
-&I--
-
>>.:*
-
clGRef. No. Part No. Description- -
C640 1-164-735-11 CAP, CERAMIC 1 5 0 0 P F
< CONNECTOR >
CN601 *l-580-843-11 PIN, CONNECTOR (POWER)CN602 *l-508-786-00
PIN, CONNECTOR (5MM PITCH) 2PCN603 *l-508-765-00 PIN, CONNECTOR
(5MM PITCH) 3PCN604 *l-564-510-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR 7PCN605
*l-691-135-11 PIN, CONNECTOR (PC BOARD) 4P
CN606 *l-564-505-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR 2P
< DIODE >
DBD4 8-719-911-19 DIGDE lSSl19I;
D607 8-719-510-48 DIODE DlN26RD608D 6 0 9
D 6 1 0D 6 1 1D 6 1 2D 6 1 3D 6 1 4
D 6 1 5D 6 1 6D 6 1 7D 6 1 8D619
D 6 2 0D 6 2 1D 6 2 2D 6 2 4D 6 2 5
D 6 2 6D 6 2 7D 6 2 9D 6 3 3
8-719-510-48 DIODE DINZOR8-719-510-48 DIODE DlN2OR
8-719-510-48 DIODE DlNZOR8-719-032-13 DIODE
DlNSG-TA28-719-510-02 DIODE DlNS48-719-510-02 DIODE
DINS48-719-510-02 DIODE DlNS4
8-719-510-02 DIODE DlNS48-719-510-26 DIODE DlNL208-719-510-26
DIODE DlNL208-719-510-26 DIODE DlNL208-719-510-26 DIODE DlNL20
8-719-510-02 DIODE DINS48-719-510-02 DIODE DlNS48-719-510-48
DIODE DlNZOR8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS1198-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119
8-719-110-14 DIODE RD9.1ESB38-719-911-19 DIODE
lSS1198-719-911-19 DIODE lSS1198-719-510-48 DIODE DlNZOR
2: Les composants identifies par F :< The components
identified by .‘.::.:.:e une trame et une marque A $ $$ shading and
mark A are critical ;g;.$J sont critiques pour la sekite. $j 8 for
saffity. :.;:::.:...:$2 Ne les remplacer que par une J $;
Replace.;; piece portant le numero specific. $ $ specified.
only with part number z. . . .:.:.:.
7: :.:.:.:.~.:.:.. :
~.:...:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:~..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:
,:,:,:,:...:.:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :.:.: . . .
. . . .
FB601 1-412-911-11 INDUCTOR, FERRITE BEADFB602 1-412-911-11
INDUCTOR, FERRITE BEADFB603 l-412-911-11 INDUCTOR, FERRITE
BEADFB604 1-412-911-11 INDUCTOR, FERRITE BEADFB605 l-410-396-41
FERRITE BEAD INDUCTOR 0.45UH
FB606 l-410-396-41 FERRITE BEAD INDUCTOR 0.45UHFB607
l-410-396-41 FERRITE BEAD INDUCTOR 0.45UHFB608 l-410-396-41 FERRITE
BEAD INDUCTOR 0.45UHFB609 l-410-396-41 FERRITE BEAD INDUCTOR
0.45UH
ief. No. Part No. Description? Remark- -
< IC >
L601 1-412-533-61 INDUCTOR 47uH
< TRANSISTOR >
Q602 8-729-119-78 TRANSISTOR 2SC2785HFE4603 8-729-016-15 T R A N
S I S T O R 2SC4833MNP8604 8-729-016-15 T R A N S I S T O R
2SC4833MNPQ605 8-729-924-90 TRANSISTOR 2SB1370-EFQ606 8-729-119-78
TRANSISTOR 2SC2785HFE
Q607 8-729-924-90 TRANSISTOR 2SB1370-EF
< RESISTOR >
R602 1-249-421-11 CARBON 2.2K 5 % 1/4W FR604 1-249-421-11 CARBON
2.2K 5 % l/41 FR608 1-247-893-11 CARBON 390K 5% l/41R609
l-247-893-11 CARBON 390K 5%, I/41
‘~6~0 ~~~2~2~~3~-61 8.1” 1 xrti F f
R636 1-249-421-11 CARBON 2.2K 5 % 1/4W FR637 l-249-407-11 CON
150 5% 1/4w F
4, %I mw560 1/4W F
R642 1-249-421-11 CARBON 2.2K 5 % 1/4W F
I RE43~~~~~~~-g~~~~ 430 5% PW F .\4.2 5%’ fMl F
~-~I~-422-7~ 0x1~~ 18 6 % 1~~~~6-42~~ x ~~1~~ I’ 56 ’ $34 1
-66-
-
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. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .(...... > . . d . . .
. . . . .. . . . . . . . . ..:$>~~fi:,r~
~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~~~~~~:~.~~~~~~:l?rrrrr*~~:~~~~~. .
..~.~~;~~~~;~~~~~~~.~~;~~* . . > . . . . . . . .~ ;; I
Lss#Me...“..:..~,;..~~~~~~~~~~~~
I a:>;1: The components identified by $4 ;j; Les composants
identifies par 1g shading and mark A are critical g ;; une trame et
une marque m J$ for safety. g fG t sent critiques pour la security.
: . ~;:f Replace only with part number F$ f Ne les remplacer que
par une g% specified.% : ss g piece portant le numero specific.
7;..E .::................~~:.i~,:~~~~~ :.::~ :~~~:~~~~.~~::~~:~~~~
. . . 2.:~~~~~::~~~,~:~,:.~~:~~~~~~:~‘:.:..~ ..,. .,:q
Ref. No. Part No. Description
1-249-421-11 CARBON1-249-417-11 CARBON
Remark lef. No. Part No. Description-~
< DIODE >
D800 8-719-911-19 DIODE lSS119
< IC >
IC801 8 -759-084-09 IC Z8612812PSC
< COIL >
L801 l-410-470-11 INDUCTOR 1OuH
< TRANSISTOR >
Q801 8-729-119-78 TRANSISTOR 2SC2785-HFEQ802 8-729-119-78
TRANSISTOR 2.X2785-HFE
Remark
1/4W F1/4W F1/4W F1/4W Fl/41 F
1/4W F1/4W Fl/4111 F1/4w1/4w
1/4W Fl/41 Fl/41 F1/4W F1/4w
l/411/4W Fl/411/4wl/41
R648R649
2.2K 5 % 1/4W F1K 5% 1/4W F
R650R651R652R653R654
1-249-417-11 CARBON1-249-425-11 CARBON1-249-411-11
CARBON1-249-417-11 CARBON1-249-414-11 CARBON
1K 5% 1/4W F4.7K 5
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