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SANYO I2C DVD TV SERVICE MANUAL (54D5 OR 55K9)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

2. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

3. SPECIFICATION

4. INSTRUCTION MANUAL

5. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

6. IC PARAMETER

7. ADJUSTMENT

8. PARTS LIST


• SAFETY PRECAUTION WARNING: Service should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with the necessary precaution an

this receiver. The following are the necessary precaution to be observed before servicing. 1. Always discharge the picture tube anode to the CRT conductive coating before handing the picture

tube.The picture tube is highly evacuated and if broken, glass fragments will be violently expelled. Use shatterproof goggles and keep picture tube away from the body while handing.

2. When replacing chassis in the cabinet, always be certain that all the protective devices are put back in place, such as; nonmetallic control knobs, insulating covers, shields, isolation resistor-capacitor network,etc.

3. Before returning the set to the customer, always perform an AC leakage current check on the exposed metallic parts of the cabinet, such as antennas, terminals, screw heads, metal overlays, control shafts etc.to be sure the set is safe to operate without danger of electrical shock. Plug the AC line cord directly onto a 110/220V AC outlet. Use an AC voltmeter having 500 ohms per volt or more sensitivity in the following manner. Connect a 1500 ohm 10 watt resistor, paralleled by a 0.15 µF, AC type capacitor, between a known good earth ground (water pipe, conduit etc.) and the exposed metallic parts, one at a time.Measure the AC voltage across the combination of 1500 ohm resistor and 0.15 µF capacitor. Reverse the AC plug at the AC outlet and repeat AC voltage measurements for each exposed metallic part. Voltage measured must not exceed 0.3 volts RMS. This corresponds to 0.2 milliamp. AC Any value exceeding this limit constitutes a potential shock hazard and must be corrected immediately.

AC VOLT METER

0.15 µF Place thes probe on each exposed metallic part

1500 ohm 10 watt

Good earth ground such as a water pipe, conduit, etc. FIG 1


1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1-1 PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

Many electrical and mechanical parts in this chassis have special safety-related characteristics. These characteristics are often passed unnoticed by a visual inspection and the protection afforded by them cannot necessarily be obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage,wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are Identified in this manual and its, Supplements : Electrical components having such features are identified by shading on the

schematic diagram and the part list. Before replacing any of these components, read the parts list in this manual carefully. The use of sub,situte replacement parts which do not have same safety characteristics as specified in the parts list may create shock, fire or other hazards.

1-2 SERVICE NOTES

1. When replacing parts or circuit boards, clamp the lead wires to terminals before soldering. 2. When replacing a high wattage resistor (metal oxide film resistor in the circuit .board) keep the

resistor min 1 /2inch away from the circuit board. 3. Keep wires away from high voltage or high temperature components.


2. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 2-1 CONVERGENCE MAGNET ASSEMBLY POSITIONING Convergence magnet assembly and rubber wedges need mechanical positioning following figure 2.

FIG. 2 Rubber Wedges Location 2-2 COLOR-PURITY-ADJUSTMENT

NOTE : Before attempting any purity adjustments, the receiver should be operated for at least 15 minutes.

1. Demagnetize the picture tube and cabinet by using a degaussing coil. 2. Turn the CONTRAST and BRIGHTNESS controls to maximum. 3. Adjust RED and BLUE BIA, 5 controls to provide only a green rather. 4. Loosen the clamp screw holding the yoke, and slide the yoke backward to provide vertical green

belt(zone) in the picture screen. 5. Remote the Rubber Wedges. 6. Rotate and spread the tabs of the purity magnet(See figure 3) around the neck of the picture tube

until the green belt is in the center of the screen. At the same time, center the raster vertically. 7. Move the yoke slowly forward until a uniform green screen is obtained.Tighten the clamp screw of

the yoke temporarily. 8. Check the purity of the red and blue raster by adjusting the BIAS controls. 9. Obtain a white raster, referring to “CRT GRAY SCALE ADJUSTMENT”. 10. Proceed with convergence adjutment.


2-3 CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENTS NOTE : Before attempting any convergence adjutment, the receiver should be operated for at least

15 minutes. 2-3-1 CENTER CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT

1. Receive a crosshatch pattern with a color bar signal generator. 2. Adjust the BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST controls for a well defined pattern. 3. Adjust two tabs of the 4-pole Magnets to change the angle between them (See figure 3)and

superimpose red and blue vertical lines in the center area of the picture screen. 4. Turn both tabs at the same time keep in their angles constant to superimpose red and blue

horizontal lines at the center of the screen. (See figure 4). 5. Adjust two tabs of 6-Pole Magnets to superimpose red/blue line with green one.Adjusting the

angle affects the vertical lines and rotating both magnets affects the horizontal lines. 6. Repeat adjustment 3, 4, 5 Keeping in mind red. green and blue movement, because 4-Pole

Magnets and 6-Pole Magnets interact and make dot movement complex.

2-3-2 CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT

NOTE : This adjustment requires Rubber Wedge Kit. 1. Loosen the clamping screw of deflection yoke to allow the yoke to tiIt. 2. Place a wedge as shown in figure(2) temporartily. (Do not remove cover paper on adhesive part

of the wedge.) 3. Tilt the front of the deflection yoke up or down to obtain better convergence in circumference (See

figure 4) Push the mounted wedge into the space between picture tube arid the yoke to hold the yoke temporarily.

4. Place other wedge into bottom space arid remove the cover paper to stick. 5. Tilt the front of the yoke right or left to obtain better convergence in circumference (See figure 4.) 6. Hold the yoke position arid put another wedge in upper space, remove cover paper and stick the

wedges, recheck overall convergence . 7. Detach the temporarily mounted wedge and put it in another upper space. Stick 2 on picture tube

to fix the yoke. 8. After placing three wedges, recheck overall convergence. Tighten the screw firmly to hold the

yoke tightly in place. 9. Stick 3 adhesive tapes on wedges as shown in figure 2.


3. SPECIFICATIONS

TV Part Specifications l PAL B/G D/K I l SECAM B/G D/K l NTSC 3.58/NTSC 4.43 Playback l 256 channels l Video input 1 set: 1Vp-p into 75 ohm l Audio L/R input: 1 set: 400mVRMS into 1000 ohm l Audio power:≥3W+3W l AC supply voltage:AC 180V-240V 50/60Hz l General functionality l Auto/Manu Tune l Fine tune l Auot identify Color/sound system l 5 Picture select modes(Std,User,Light,Vivid,Soft) l Color Temp(Std,Warm,Cool) l Audio select mode(Std,User,Music,Movie,News) l Blue Background without signal l Mute without signal l Sleep l On/Off timer l Mute l OSD: English l Games l Calendar l Remote control

DVD Part Playback system l DVD-Video l VCD(1 out of max 7 languages) l SVCD l CD-G l DTS-CD l HD-CD l WMA l MP3/JPEG TV standard NTSC PAL PAL60


Video performance l Video Output 1 set 1Vp-p into 75 ohn

Audio l L/R output: 1 set l Coaxial digital out(Optional): 1 set l Optical digital out(Optional): 1 set

General functionality l Stop/ play/ pause l Fast forward/ backward l Step forward l Slow motion l Title/chapter/track select l Skip next/skip previous l Repeat (Chapter/ title/ all) or (Track / all) l 3D Sound l Screen Saver l Resume (5 discs) after stop3 l Programming Titles / chapters or track with l Languages: Chinese, English, Japan, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Turkic, Russia, Dutch, Italian,

Romanian(1 out of max 7 languages)

DVD functionality l Multi-angle selection l Audio selection (1 out of max. 8 languages) l Subtitles selection (1 out of max. 8languages) l Aspect ratio conversion (16:9, 4:3 letterbox, 4:3 Pan Scan) l Disc Menu support (title menu and root menu)

Video CD functionality l Playback control for VCD 2.0 discs

SVCD functionality l Playback control as per SVCD standard l Audio selection (1 out of max. 4 languages)

Picture CD functionality l Playback pictures one by one automatically. l Display the picture customer preferred. l Zoom the picture. l Rotate the picture. l Flip the picture vertically or horizontally.

MP-3 functionality l Time display (Track) l Album and track selection l Repeat (disc / album / track) l Nested directory levels supported to 8 levels l Max. album numbers possible is 32 l Max. Number of Tracks 500

4. INSTRUCTION MANUAL

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKDO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE COVER

(OR BACK).

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The graphic symbols on the back cover of the set mean the following:

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is

intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous

voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude

to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the

user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing)

instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

LOCATE the receiver in the room where direct light does not strike the screen. Total

darkness or a reflection on the picture screen can cause eyestrain. Soft and indirect lighting

is recommended for comfortable viewing.

ALLOW enough apace between the receiver and the wall to permit proper ventilation.

AVOID excessive warm locations to prevent possible damage to the cabinet or component

failure.

This TV receiver can be connected to AC: 240V ~ 50Hz.

All color television receivers are sensitive to magnetic influences, usually caused by either

moving the receiver from one place to another or using certain electrical appliances near

the receiver. This residual magnetism as it is called, sometimes causes distortion which

gives rise to blotchy areas of color in the picture. To avoid these effects the receiver

incorporates an automatic degaussing circuit which operates for a short while immediately

each time the receiver is switched on a lifelike picture is displayed. This circuit removes any

residual magnetism in the metal parts of the picture tube and therefore ensures that each

time the receiver is switched lifelike. If the set is moved or faced in a different direction, the

mains switch must be switched off at least 10 minutes in order to that the automatic

degaussing circuit operates properly.

INSTALLATION

CONNECTION

AUTOMATIC DEGAUSSING

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE

THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

,

CAUTION

DANGER

LASER SAFETY

Never tamper with any components inside your set, or any other adjustment controls not

mentioned in this manual. All television receivers have high internal voltages. Your

PICTURE TUBE is highly evacuated. If broken, glass fragments will be violently expelled.

Scratching, shipping or undue pressure is dangerous and should be avoided. When you

clean up dust or stick or a water drop on the PICTURE TUBE FACE or CABINET, the power

cord should be pulled out from the wall then wipe the receiver with a dry soft cloth. All

inside work on your receiver should be performed only by the Professional Service

Personnel.

This unit employs an optical laser beam system in

the CD mechanism, designed with built in

safeguards. Do not attempt to disassemble, refer to

qualified service personnel.

Exposure to this invisible laser light light beam may

be harmful to the human eye.

THIS IS A CLASS-1 LASER PRODUCT. USE OF

CONTROLS, OR ADJUSTMENTS OR

PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED

HEREIN, MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS LASER

LIGHT BEAM EXPOSURE.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol

are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Confidential unpublished Works, 1992-1997

Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved.

Invisible laser radiation when open

and interlock failed or defeated.

Avoid direct exposure to laser beam.

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

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LOCATION OF CONTROL

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1. Speaker

2. Remote Sensor

3. Power

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9. TV/AV/DVD Button

10.

11. DVD Loader

12.

13. Stop( ) Button

14. Open/Close( ) Button

15.

16. 75 ohm Antenna

17. R

Indicator

Power Button

Volume Down Button

Volume Up Button

Channel Down Button

Channel Up Button

MENU Button

Play/Pause( ) Button

Side A/V in

ear A/V in, Rear A/V out for

TV or DVD

18. Optical out for DVD

19. Coaxial out for DVD

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VIDEO

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R

AUDIO

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COAXIALOUT

OPTICALOUT

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OPTICAL

COAXIAL

S-VIDEO

IN

TV/DVD

OUT

OUT

OUT

TV/DVD

OUT

IN

VIDEOAUDIO

L R

D-SYS GOTO REPEAT SETUP

PBC PROG RANDOM TITLE

RETURN SUB-T LANG ANGLE

MARK SLOW RESUME

CLEAR EJECT

SLEEP

OSD

ZOOM

SYS

TV/D

VD TV

/AV

P.P

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

BATTERY INSTALLATION

Insert two pcs AAA ; R03 batteries (not included) as illustrated and replace the

battery cover.

1. Mute Button2. Sleep Timer Button3. OSD Button4. System Menu Button5. Zoom Button6. TV/DVD Button7. TV Menu Button8.9. Picture Mode Button10. Down Button ( )11. Up Button ( )12. Stop Button

Volume (+/-) Button

( )13 Play/Pause Button ( )14. Search Backward Button ( )15. Search Forward Button ( )16. DVD System Button17. Goto Button18. PBC Button19. Program Button20. Return Button21. Subtitle Button22. Bookmark Button23. Slow Button24. Clear Button25. A-B Button26. Standby Button27. Numeric Buttons28. Double Digit Button29. Multi Digit Button30. TV/AV Button31. TV Program (+/-) Button32. Program Return Button ( )33. Right Button ( )34. Left Button ( )35. Enter Button36. Skip Forward Button ( )37. Skip Backward Button ( )38. Setup Button39. Repeat Button40. Title Button41. Random Button42. Angle Button43. Language (DVD) Button44. R/L Button45. Resume Button46. Open/Close Button ( )47. D-Zoom Button

R/L

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OPERATING THE TELEVISION RECEIVER

Connect your TV aerial to the aerial input socket located on the back of the TV.

Push the Main Power Switch, the indicator will be lit, if the unit is in standby status, press

the standby button on the remote control to turn on the TV, after a few seconds the TV

screen will light up.

Press the MENU button on the TV or on the remote control to select PICTURE menu,

AUDIO menu, OPTION menu, CLOCK menu, SYSTEM menu and PRESET menu

according to the menu shown on the screen.

Press the MENU button on the TV or on the remote control

to select PRESET menu. Shown as right:

MAIN MENU OPERATION

MENU OPERATIONPRESET

** PRESET and SYSTEM menu will not be displayed when you press menu button if the TV is in the VIDEO or DVD mode.**

BRIGHTCONTRASTCOLORSHARPTINT

5050504000

PICTURE

50

VOLUMETREBLEBASSBALANCEAUDIO MODESURROUND

50505000

NEWSON

AUDIO

50

CORINGLANGUAGECALENDARGAME

ONENGLISH

OPTION

TIMEON-TIMEOFF-TIMEALARMBESPOKEN TIMEPOSITION

--:----:----:----:----:--

-

CLOCKCOLOR-SYSTEMSOUND-SYSPOSITION 1POSITION 2EXCHANGE

AUTO5.5M

12

SYSTEMPOSITIONMEMORYBANDFINESEARCHAUTO-SEARCH

1ONV-L

PRESET

POSITIONMEMORYBANDFINESEARCHAUTO-SEARCH

1ONV-L

PRESETAuto Search Operation1. Press the P+ or P- button to select AUTO-SEARCH item.2. Press the V+ or V- button to begin searching. After

searching all wave band, the auto search will stop. Tostop auto search press the Menu or Standby button.After auto search is completed the set will revert backto normal and display program number 0 and show thefirst station it stored.

The unit will automatically search all V-L, V-F and UHF band and supplementarychannel. After searching finished. All fine tuned programs will be stored automatically.When it is auto search, the amount of stored programs can be 255 (program number0-254).

1. Press

Note:

Manual Tuning Operationthe P+ or P- button to select SEARCH item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button right or left to search the TV program you want. When find outprogram, searching stop. Then the data will be saved to the present program. In thecourse of the manual searching, press the Menu or Standby button to stop searching.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select FINE item.2. Press the V+ or V- button right or left to adjust the picture and sound.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select BAND item.2. Press the V+ or V- button to select V-L, V-H and UHF.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select MEMORY item.2. Press the V+ or V- button to select OFF(channel skipped) or ON(channel not skipped).

When MEMORY item is set to OFF, this position will be skipped while you use theP+ or P- button to scan the stored channels.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select POSITION item.2. Press the V+, V- or Numeric buttons to select the channel you want.

Press the MENU button on the TV or on the remote controlto select AUDIO menu. Shown as right:

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select VOLUME item.2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or

decrease volume (00~100).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select TREBLE item.2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or

decrease treble (00~100).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select BASS item.2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or decrease bass (00~100).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select BALANCE item.2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to adjust right and left track (-50~00~+50).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select AUDIO MODE item.2. Press the V+ or V- button to select NEWS, MUSIC, MOVIE and MEMORY.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select SURROUND item.2. Press the V+ or V- button to select ON or OFF.

Fine Tuning operation (only in case of poor reception)

Band Setting

Memory Setting

Note:

Position Setting

Volume Adjustment

Treble Adjustment

Bass Adjustment

Balance Adjustment

Audio Mode Selection

Surround Setting

AUDIO MENU OPERATION

VOLUMETREBLEBASSBALANCEAUDIO MODESURROUND

50505000

NEWSON

AUDIO

50

For select models only


to select PICTURE menu. Shown as right:

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select BRIGHT item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or

decrease bright(00~100).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select CONTRAST item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or

decrease contrast(00~100).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select COLOR item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or decrease color (00~100).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select SHARP item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or decrease sharp(00~100).

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select TINT item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button in order to increase or decrease tint(-50~00~+50).

Tint will only appear in NTSC mode.


to select OPTION menu. Shown as right:

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select CORING item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button to select ON or OFF.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select LANGUAGE item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button to ENGLISH.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select CALENDAR item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button to enter the calendar setting.

3. Press the P+ or P- button for setting year (1600~2599).

4. Press the V+ or V- button for setting month.

5. Press the OSD button to exit the calendar setting.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select GAME item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button to enter the game function.

3. Press the V+ or V- button to play the gmae

4. Press the Q.V button to pause.

5. Press the OSD button to exit the game.

PICTURE MENU OPERATION

OPTION MENU OPERATION

Bright Adjustment

Contrast Adjustment

Color Adjustment

Sharp Adjustment

Tint Adjustment

Note:

Coring Setting (Video Noise Reduction)

Language Setting

Calendar Setting

Game Operation

BRIGHTCONTRASTCOLORSHARPTINT

5050504000

PICTURE

50

CORINGLANGUAGECALENDARGAME

ONENGLISH

OPTION

CLOCK MENU OPERATION

24 Hour Clock Setting (The clock must be set before

you select the other items)

On. Time Setting


to select CLOCK menu. Shown as right:

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select TIME item.

2. Press the V- button to set the hour. Press the V+ button

to set the minute.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select ON. TIME item.

2. Press the V- button to set the hour. Press the V+ button to set the minute.

When ON. TIME item is set, press STANDBY button on remote control. Make sure

the TV set is under standby mode.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select OFF. TIME item.


When OFF. TIME item is set, The SLEEP function is cancelled automatically.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select ALARM item.


1. Press the P+ or P- button to select BESPOKEN TIME item.


1. Press the P+ or P- button to select POSITION item.

2. Press the V+, V- or Numeric buttons to select the channel you want.

Presetting the position: For example, the time is 16:20 and the position is at

channel 5 at present. If BESPOKEN TIME is preset at 17:00 and the position is preset to

channel 8, the position will change to channel 8 automatically while the time is 17:00.

Attention: If ALARM item is preset at 16:55, alarm clock will display on the screen and

keep on flashing while the time is 16:55.


to select SYSTEM menu. Shown as right:

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select COLOR-SYSTEM item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button to select AUTO or PAL.

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select SOUND-SYS item.

2. Press the V+ or V- button to select 5.5M.

Note:

Off. Time Setting

Note:

Alarm Setting

Bespoken Time Setting

Position Setting

Note:

Color System Setting

Sound System Setting

SYSTEM MENU OPERATION

TIMEON-TIMEOFF-TIMEALARMBESPOKEN TIMEPOSITION

--:----:----:----:----:--

-

CLOCK

COLOR-SYSTEMSOUND-SYSPOSITION 1POSITION 2EXCHANGE

AUTO5.5M

12

SYSTEM

Exchange Operation

To Select TV Station using the Program Number:

Standby Button

Display Button

Program Return Button ( )

TV Program (+ / -) Button

Volume (+ / -) Button

TV/DVD Mode Button

1. Press the P+ or P- button to select POSITION 1 item. Press the V+, V- or Numeric

buttons to select the present channel number.

2. Press the P+ or P- button to select POSITION 2 item. Press the V+, V- or Numeric

buttons to select the target channel number.

3. Press the P+ or P- button to select EXCHANGE item.

4. Press the V+ or V- button to start exchange, then screen display: OK, exchange is over.

Program Number Up and Down

Press the P+ or P- button to select a higher or lower program number.

0 - 9 Digital Button

Press 0 - 9 button directly.

Two Digital program number

First press the -/-- button twice to see - - on the screen, then press 0 - 9 button.

For example: Selecting program 25. First press the -/-- button twice to see - - on the

screen, then press 2 and 5 button to select 25.

Three Digital program number

First press the -/-- button twice to see - - - on the screen, then press 0 - 9 button.

For example: Selecting program125. First press the -/-- button twice to see - - - on the

screen, then press 1, 2 and 5 button to select 125.

Turn the set on with the Power button, the indicator will be lit. If the set was turned off

with the standby button, the set will come on in Standby. To turn the set on, press the

Standby button, after a few seconds the set will come on. To turn the set back off, press

the Standby button again. It is not wise to keep the set on Standby for long periods,

however if the Timer is programmed the set must be in standby.

If the set is Standby it may also be turned on using the P+ or P- button.

This TV has an auto Sleep function should the set loose its signal. It will Time out in 10

minutes and go to Standby. However if the set is VIDEO or DVD mode it will not.

Press the OSD button to display the current information of the TV.i.e. Channel, colour

-system, Sound-system, etc.

Press the button, the program can be interchanged between present program and

former program.

Press the P+ or P- button to select a higher or lower program number.

Press the V+ or V- button to increase or decrease the sound volume level.

If the set is in TV, VIDEO mode, press once for DVD. Press again for TV.

TV OPERATING WITH REMOTE CONTROL

If the set is in TV mode, press once for DVD, Press again for VIDEO, this selects the

RCA sockets on the side or on the rear.

Press the MUTE button to mute the sound completely, press the button again to restore

the previous sound level, and cancel the mute.

You can select Sleep mode with the Sleep button. When the set reaches the Set time it

goes to standby. You can set pre determined times, by pressing the sleep button a

number of times. See below...

Press the SYS button to enter SYSTEM menu directly.

Press the P.P button to cyclically select STANDARD, SOFT, VIVID, LIGHT and

PERSONAL.

Press the ZOOM button to cyclically select NORMAL, ZOOM and WIDE.

Press the MENU button cyclically select PICTURE menu, AUDIO menu, OPTION menu,

CLOCK menu, SYSTEM menu and PRESET menu.

To select the DVD player press the TV/AV/DVD button on the TV or the TV/DVD or

TV/AV button on the handset. The screen will now show a DVD logo and Read will also

appear, providing a disc is in the player. If there is no disc in the player it will display NO

DISC. If there is a disc in the player it will automatically being to load.

1. Press the (OPEN/CLOSE) button on the TV or press the EJECT on the handset, and

OPEN appears on the screen, then place a disc gently into the tray with the disc s label

facing up (double-sided discs have content on the both sides, so you can place either

side up), and press the (OPEN/CLOSE) or EJECT button again to close the disc tray,

CLOSE appears and the player starts to read, Then the disc starts playing automatically.

2. Press the STOP button if you want to stop the Disc playback You can resume playback

by pressing the PLAY button and it will start at the location where you have pressed

stopped (Resume Play).

3. Press the STOP button twice to clear the disc Memory and the disc will stop fully.

TV/AV Mode Button

Mute Button

Sleep Timer Button

Color System Button

Picture Mode Button

Screen Mode Button

TV Menu Button

Turn On the TV and Your DVD Player

Play discs

DVD PLAYER OPERATION

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120 105 90 75 60

--- 10 20 30 45

This function is applicable for DVD and CD audio.

For DVD, the picture will freeze.

For CD audio, it will become muted

1. Press the (II) button to pause play.

2. Press the PLAY button again to resume Play.

This function is applicable for DVD and CD audio but with different effects. The SEARCH

FORWARD button and SEARCH BACKWARD button are used to achieve fast play

function.

For DVD, there are 4 different levels of speed (x2, x4, x8, x20) available. Press the

SEARCH BACKWARD / SEARCH FORWARD button to cycle speed.

For CD audio, the FORWARD/BACKWARD will play at high speed.

Press PLAY button at any stage will resume to normal speed.

During playback, press one of the SKIP BACKWARD / SKIP FORWARD buttons.

When the SKIP BACKWARD button is pressed once, playback returns to the beginning

of the previous playing chapter or track.

When the SKIP FORWARD button is pressed once, playback starts at the beginning of

next chapter or track.

The Slow Forward is only available for DVD. There are 6 steps of slow motion speed; 1 / 2,

1 / 3, 1 / 4, 1 / 5, 1 / 6, 1 /7. Press the button to cycle playback speeds.

Press the PLAY button to resume normal playback speed.

This function is applicable for DVD and CD audio but with different effects.

For DVD disc playback, user can choose to repeat the current chapter, the current title or

off. Press the REPEAT button can change between these three options.

For CD, user can choose to repeat the current track or the whole disc (Repeat All). Press

the REPEAT button can change between these two options.

During the normal or fast motion player, press the A-B button once, and REPEAT A-

will appears on the screen. This indicates the start of the loop to be repeated.

During the normal of fast motion playback, press A-B again, and REPEAT A-B will

appear on the screen. It indicates the end of the loop.

Looping will run from set point A to set point B until you turn off Repeat.

Press A-B again to cancel A-B loop mode.

When playing a S-VCD, VCD or CD disc, you can repeat a specific segment only in

one track. When the next track begins, A-B Repeat turns off automatically.

When playing a DVD disc, you can repeat a specific segment only in one title/chapter.

This function is only available for DVD disc. It can change the subtitle language shown on

the screen.

Number of subtitle available depends on the DVD disc.

Some discs may have multiple viewing angles during production. Use the ANGLE button to

II (Pause) / Play

Search Backward / Search Forward

Note:

Skip Backward / Skip Forward

Slow

Note:

Repeat Mode

A-B

Subtitle

Note:

Angle

select the viewing angle shown on the screen.

The number of Angle of view depends on the disc.

This function is available for DVD and CD audio. During playback, when the STOP button is

pressed once, the player will enter the Resume Play mode. At this time, if the PLAY button

is pressed, the player will resume playback at the location where the STOP button is

pressed. If the STOP button is pressed a second time, resume mode cancels.

Press the R/L button to display current soundtrack.

Press the button can switch soundtracks.

Press the button again on the handset to turn to next soundtrack.

When playing a SVCD or VCD disc, there are five soundtracks: Stereo (L/R), L/L, R/R,

L/L Auto A/D Detect, and R/R Auto A/D Detect. With each consecutive press of the

button, the soundtrack switches. If you press the button six times, soundtrack cycles

back to Stereo.

When playing a CD, CD-G, DTS-CD, HD-CD, WMA or Mp3 disc, there are three:

Stereo (L/R), L/L and R/R.

Switch to L/L Auto A/D Detect or R/R Auto A/D Detect to have various antistrophes

(you can have an antistrophe with the singing on the disc, according to the contents

on the disc).

When playing a dual-language VCD movie disc, press the L/R button to select the

desired language.

The Program Playback option

allows you to enter the order

in which you want chapters or

tracks to play, maximum to 16.

Press the PROGRAM button.

Shown as right:

If PBC is on, this operation will turn PBC off while the chapters / tracks plays in

programmed order.

Press the Number buttons to enter the chapters / tracks in the order you want them to

play. Then press Play or press Arrow buttons to select the PLAY item and press Enter.

The chapters / tracks will play in the programmed order.

You can program maximum 16 titles / chapters / tracks.

According to the Direction Indicator on the menu, you can press Arrow buttons to

highlight where you want to enter.

During Program Playback, if Program button pressed, the programmed order and the

contents will be displayed on the screen, and the Program Playback will be stopped.

Also you can press Stop and Play to resume normal playback.

To clear the programmed order, use Arrow buttons to select the CLEAR item, then

press Enter.

Note:

Resume Play

R/L (Changing the Soundtrack)

Note:

Program Play

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PROG

(DVD, WMA, MP3/JPEG discs) (SVCD, VCD, CD, CD-G, HD-CD, DTS-CD discs)

To modify the programmed order, use Arrow buttons to select the modifying item and

enter the new chapter / track you want to program directly.

When playing a DVD disc, press Numberic buttons on the menu or title page to select

tracks. During DVD playback, you can input desired title number directly.

As a SVCD or VCD disc, during sequence playback, press Number buttons to select

tracks. (During Program Playback and PBC is on, you can only press Last / Next button

to select)

As for CD, CD-G, HD-CD, DTS-CD discs, press Number buttons directly to select tracks.

When playing WMA, Mp3 / JPEG discs, press Number buttons to select different tracks

on current track list.

To select tracks from 1 to 10, press corresponding Number buttons (1-9, 0). To

select tracks above 10, press +10 button. For example, to select the track 15, first press

+10 button, then press 5 button. If the selected track is not available, the input would be

invalid.

Place a Mp3 / JPEG disc into the tray, and the player will auto search the directories

saved Mp3 / JPEG files. After searching, it will auto go to the first directory saved Mp3

files (to the disc containing both mp3 and jpeg files. To the disc containing single type of

files, it will auto go to the first directory) and play the first song in the directory (01 is

highlighted). The screen display as the picture below:

Use the Arrow buttons to enter the Directory Region and highlight the desired directory,

then the first track under it starts playback. Also you can use the Arrow buttons to enter

the File Region and select the file you want to play.

Press the Left and Right arrow buttons, you can activate Directory Region, File

Region and File Switch Region separately.

The highlight in Directory Region and File Region is shown as the picture above;

White it appears a transparent rectangle in File Switch Region.

In File Switch Region, you can press the Left and Right arrow buttons to switch the

highlight, then press Enter; the M, P, and G button is illustrated in the above picture,

the color of the letter M and P will appear to white and G black. If a Mp3 file playing, M

turns darker.

To the disc with WMA, Mp3 and JPEG files, when playing a JPEG picture, press the

Return(DVD) button to return to JPEG list.

Selecting Tracks

Note:

Playing WMA, Mp3 and JPEG Discs

Note:

01 . \02 . F4------03 . ------2004 . --------05 . --------

[ ] 01 ------ . Mp3

01 . 01 ------02 . 02BEAUTY03 . 03----04 . 04HBO05 . 05TOO MU06 . 06------07 . 07 ------08 . 08------09 . 09 --10 . 10 ------

Current directory name.

The playing file is a Mp3music.

Current MP3/JPEG file name.If a JPEG file playing, thename should be *.jpg.

File Switch Region: Displaysthe file type of the playing andthe switching.

The playing file is a JPEGpicture.

You can press the Number buttons to select the file you want to play. For example, if

you desire the 15 track in current list, press the +10 button once, then press 5 button,

the 15 starts playback.

When playing a disc with Mp3 file, video cannot be output while only digital

audio can.

When playing JPEG picture, press the Program button to select the pictures switched

mode. There are 17 switch modes; Press Program repeatedly to activate the function

and choose the required switch mode: Spread from Up to Down, Spread from Down to

Left, Spread from Left to Right, Spread from Right to Left, Spread from Left Up to

Right Down, Spread from Right Up to Left Down, Spread Left Down to Right Up,

Spread from Right Down to Left Up, Spread from Center to Up / Down, Fold from Up /

Down to Center, Fold from Left / Right to Center, Horizontal Shutter Vertical Shutter,

Fold from the Corners to the Center, Random Play, Off.

When a picture playing or pausing, press the Arrow buttons to change the display

angle:

Up: Flip vertical

Down: Flip horizontal

Left: Rotate 90 counter-clockwise

Right: Rotate 90 clockwise

When a picture or pausing, press the Menu(DVD) button, the screen display small

picture. Up to 12 small picture are displayed per screen. To view the next 12 picture,

press the Next button to go forward and the Last button to go to the previous page.

You can also select and play a picture in full screen by press that number on the

remote.

Press the D-SYS button on the handset to display current TV system. Press the button

again to change to the next TV system. There offers four system: NTSC, PAL60, PAL, and

AUTO. With each consecutive press of the SYS button, the TV system switches. If you

press the button five times, the TV system cycles back.

During disc playback, press the LANG button once on the remote control, and the audio

language info banner appears.

When a DVD is recorded with multiple soundtracks, you can use the Language feature to

temporarily change the audio language (the language of the soundtrack).

There are 8 supported language: Chinese, English, Japanese, French, Spanish,

Portuguese, Germany and Latin. With each consecutive press of the Language button, the

audio language switches and the corresponding serial number appears on the screen. For

example, Language Icon: [1 English DTS 6CH] or [Off] (the availability of the languages are

disc-dependent).

During DVD playback, press the Title button to display the DVD title content.

Press the Arrow buttons to highlight the title you want to choose, and press Enter.

Also you can press number buttons to choose.

The DVD player begins with the chapter 1 of the chosen title.

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Press the Random button at the first time, the TV will enter Random Play status.

Press the button at the second time, the TV will enter Disorder Play status.

Press the button at the third time, the TV will enter Sequence Play status.

When play the VCD over edition 1.1, it can be changed to PBC function.

When PBC off, you can not select Tracks or Chapter Play through the content picture, it

will be played in order only or you can select by pressing the Last or Next button.

When PBC on, you can select Tracks or Chapter Play through the content picture.

When a VCD 2.0 disc is playing, press the Return button return to the menu.

When playing Mp3, CD, VCD1.1 and DVD discs, press the Return button is

unavailable.

The Zoom function allows you to enlarge or zoom out the video image and to pan though

the image. Press D-Zoom repeatedly to activate the function and choose the required

zoom factor: Zoom 2, Zoom 3, Zoom 4, Zoom 1 / 2, Zoom 1 / 3, Zoom 1 / 4, Zoom Off.

This feature does not work when the Disc Menu appears.

Use the Arrow buttons to pan across the screen when the zoom factor is 2, 3 or 4.

You can use Search feature to select a title / chapter / track number or go to a specific point

in a title. Firstly, press Search (Goto) button on the remote controller to bring up the search

menu and enter the edit state; Secondly, press Arrow buttons to highlight the title / chapter

/ track number or the time option; Thirdly, use Numeric buttons to enter the title / chapter

/ track you want to play or the elapsed time you want to go to in that title; At last, press

Enter button to start playback. For example, entering 01:23:56 will start playback one hour,

twenty-three minutes and fifty-six seconds into the title. If the input number is illegal, the

error information INVALID KEY will be displayed on the screen.

This feature does not work in Program Play mode.

If PBC is on, it will turn off automatically when Search Play starts.

When playing WMA, MP3 / JPEG discs, Search Feature does not work.

During CD, CD-G, HD-CD, DTS-CD, WMA or MP3 / JPEG playback, press Pause once

to freeze playback; Press the Pause button again or Play button to resume normal

playback.

During DVD, SVCD or VCD playback, press Pause once to freeze playback; Press of

the Pause button again to advance the picture one frame at a time; Press Play to

resume normal playback.

DVD SETUP MENU OPERATION

Note:

NOTE:

Press the SETUP button on the remote control, the main setup menu appears. Shown as

below:

When the main displayed, the DVD system will auto pause.

Press the Up or Down arrow button to select the logo of the system setup, then press the

Left or Right arrow button to select the system setup logo, the language setup logo, the

audio setup logo, the video setup logo and the digital setup logo, according to the setup

logo shown on the TV screen. Shown as below:

When setup, the pressing of the following buttons will turn off the setup menu, while the

choices that have been changed will be saved: Subtitle, Back, Fore, Stop, Angle, Sub-T,

Resume, Return(DVD), Play/Pause, Setup, Last, Next, D-Sys, Goto, Repeat, Prog, R/L,

Random, Lang, Title, Mark, Slow, A-B, D-Zoom.

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System Setup Operation

1. TV System

2. Screen Saver

3. TV Type

Note:

4. Password

After selecting the system setup logo, press the Up or

Down arrow button on the remote control to select the

system setup item, press the Right arrow button on the

remote control to enter the system setup submenu, then

press the Up or Down arrow button on the remote control

to select the submenu item, and press the Enter button on

the remote control to confirm. Press the Left arrow button

to return the system setup menu. The system setup

options are illustrated right:

According to the Color System of the TV, you can select the System.

AUTO: Select this settings if your DVD player is connected to a multi-system TV.

NTSC: Select this settings if your DVD player is connected to a NTSC TV.

PAL: Select this settings if your DVD player is connected to a PAL TV.

PAL60: Select this settings if your DVD player is connected to a PAL60 TV.

The default setting is NTSC.

If the screen saver is on, when your DVD player is in Stop, Open, or No Disc state, or

there is a frame frozen for more than 60sec, the screen saver will be displayed. This

feature can protect the screen from damage.

ON: Select this setting to activate the screen saver.

OFF: Select this setting to cancel the screen saver.

The default setting is ON.

16:9 (Wide Screen): Select this setting if your DVD player is connected to a wide

screen TV. If you select this setting and you don t have a wide screen TV, the images

on the screen may appear distorted due to vertical compression.

4:3 LB (Letter Box): Selecting this setting if your DVD player is connected to a normal

ratio TV. You will see the movies in their original aspect ratio (height-to-width ratio).

You will see the entire frame of the movie, but it will take up a smaller portion of the

screen vertically. The movie might appear with black bars at the top and bottom of the

screen.

4:3 PS (Pan & Scan): Selecting this setting if your DVD player is connected to a

normal ratio TV. You can fill the movie to the entire screen of your TV. This might mean

that parts of the picture (the left and right edges) won t be seen.

The image display ratio is related to the recorded disc format. Some disc can not

display image in the aspect ratio you select.

If you play a disc recorded in 4:3 format on a wide screen TV, black bars will appear on

the left and right side of the screen.

You must adjust the screen setting depending on the type of the television you have.

The password option is initialized locked, and you cannot set the ratings limit or change

the password. In order for the Ratings feature work, the password mode must be turned

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on. If you want to set the ratings limit, you will need to enter the default password, which

is 0000, then press ENTER to confirm. To change the password, you will be prompted

for the old password, then be prompted for a new. Enter a 4-digit number (this is your

password).

The Rating feature is a rating limit system, like movie ratings. It works with DVD discs

that have been assigned a rating. This helps you control the types of DVDs that your

family watches.

There are two rating options: NO ADULT and KID SAFE.

Select the VIEW ALL option to cancel the rating limit.

The default setting is VIEW ALL.

If the password option is locked, you cannot set the ratings limit; the rating limit does

not work when the password option unlocked.

Select this option to resume all the setup options to default settings.

After selecting the language setup logo, press the Up or


language setup item, press the Right arrow button on the

remote control to enter the language setup submenu,

then press the Up or Down arrow button on the remote

control to select the submenu item, and press the Enter

button on the remote control to confirm. Press the Left

arrow button to return the language setup menu. The

language setup options are illustrated right:

Highlight the OSD LANGUAGE option, and press the Up or Down Arrow button to select

the OSD language you prefer. Press Enter to confirm, and it will display OSD in that

language. There are 8 optional OSD languages: English, Chinese, German, Spanish,

French.

Highlight the AUDIO LANG option, and press the Up or Down Arrow button to select the

audio language you prefer. Press Enter to confirm. If the disc you are playing has that

language available, it will output audio in that language. There are 8 optional audio

languages: Chinese, English, Japan, French, Spanish, Latin and German.

Highlight the SUBTITLE LANG option, and press the Up or Down Arrow button to select

the subtitle language you prefer. Press Enter to confirm. If the disc you are playing has

that language available, it will displays subtitles in that language. There are 8 optional

subtitle languages: Chinese, English, Japan, French, Spanish, German and Off.

Highlight the MENU LANG option, and press the Up or Down Arrow button to select the

5. Rating

NOTE:

6. Default

Language Setup Operation

1. OSD Language

2. Audio Language

3. Subtitle Language

4. Menu Language

LANGUAGE SETUPOSD LANGUAGEAUDIO LANGSUBTITLE LANGMENU LANG

EXIT SETUP

ENGLISHGERMANSPANISHFRENCHPORTUGUESELATINITALIANRUSSIAN

menu language you prefer. Press Enter to confirm. If the disc you are playing has that

language available, it will output menu in that language. There are 7 optional audio

languages: Chinese, English, Japan, French, Spanish, German and Latin.

If your preferred language isn t available, the disc s default language will be played

The default language of your DVD player is English.

After selecting the audio setup logo, press the Up or


audio setup item, press the Right arrow button on the

remote control to enter the audio setup submenu, then

press the Up or Down arrow button on the remote control

to select the submenu item, and press the Enter button on

the remote control to confirm. Press the Left arrow button

to return the audio setup menu. The audio setup options

are illustrated right:

Highlight the AUDIO OUT option, and press the Up or Down Arrow button to select the

audio output mode you prefer. Press Enter to confirm. There are 3 optional audio output

modes:

SPDIF / OFF, SPDIF / RAW and SPDIF / PCM.

SPDIF / OFF: From the Coaxial Output jack and the Optional Output jack, no signal is

output.

SPDIF / RAW: Select this setting if your DVD player is connected to a power amplifier

with a coaxial cable or an optical cable. When playing a disc recorded with Dolby

Digital, DTS and MPEG audio formats, the corresponding digital signals will be output

from the Coaxial Output jack or Optical Output jack. This player s digital output jacks

are designed for a connection to a Dolby Digital, DTS, or MPEG receiver or decoder.

SPDIF / PCM: Select this setting if your DVD player is connected to a 2-channel

digital stereo amplifier. When playing a disc recorded with Dolby Digital and MPEG

audio formats, audio signals will be modulated into a 2-channel PCM signal, and it will

be output from the Coaxial Output jack or Optical Output jack.

Use the Up and Down arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the key.

After selecting the video setup logo, press the Up or Down

arrow button on the remote control to select the video

setup item, press the Right arrow button on the remote

control to enter the video setup submenu, then press the

Up or Down arrow button on the remote control to move

the scroll, and press the Enter button on the remote control

to confirm. Press the Left arrow button to return the video

setup menu. The video setup options are illustrated right:

Note:

Audio Setup Operation

1. Audio Out

2. Key

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Use the Up and Down arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the brightness.

Use the Up and Down arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the contrast.

Use the Up and Down arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the hue.

Use the Up and Down arrow button to move the scroll and adjust the saturation.

After selecting the digital setup logo, press the Up or Down arrow button on the remote

control to select the digital setup item, press the Right arrow button on the remote control

to enter the digital setup submenu, then press the Up or Down arrow button on the

remote control to select the submenu item, and press the Enter button on the remote

control to confirm. Press the Left arrow button to return the digital setup menu. The digital

setup options are illustrated below:

LINE OUT: Select this setting to line out the input signal. It will be more suitable for

playing in the night time, for the output volume is low.

RF REMOD: It will be more suitable to select this setting for playing in the day time, for

the output volume is high.

When LINE OUT is selected, select this setting to adjust the line out ratio and get

different effect. If adjusting to FULL, the audio signal peak value will be the minimum;

while adjusting to OFF, maximum.

This option will be validated when the DOWNMIX OFF.

Select this option to setup the L and R mono output mode; There are four modes in this

option: STEREO, MONO L, MONO R and MIX MONO; It is mainly used in karaoke

mode.

1. Brightness

2. Contrast

3. Hue

4. Saturation

Digital Setup Operation

1. Op Mode

2. Dynamic Range

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R766100

R763X

V4322SC1651C

T431JBC-145-UU10.5

N101LA76818A

AUDIO OUT1

FM OUT2

PIF AGC3

RF AGC4

VIF IN15

VIF IN26

GND(IF)7

VCC (VIF)8

FM FIL9

AFT OUT10

DATA11

CLOCK12

ABL13

R IN14

G IN15

B IN16

BLANK IN17

VCC (RGB)18

R OUT19

G OUT20

B OUT21

SD22

V OUT23

RAMP ALC.FIL24

VCC (H)25

H AFC FIL26

H OUT27

FBP IN28

VCO IREF29

CLOCK OUT30

VCC (CCD)31

CCD FIL32

GND (CCD/H)33

SECAM B-Y IN34

SECAM R-Y IN35

APC2 FIL36

FSC OUT37

XTAL38

APC1 FIL39

SEL VIDEO OUT40

GND (V/C/B)41

EXT VIDEO IN42

VCC (V/C/D)43

INT VIDEO IN44

BLK STRETCH FIL45

VIDEO OUT46

APC FIL47

VCO COIL48

VCO COIL49

VCO FIL50

EXT AUDIO IN51

SIF OUT52

SIF APC FIL53

SIF IN54

V2612SC

G201JA018B4.43

C20750V0.47

+

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R2622.7K

V6132SC1815Y

V9312SA1015

V5522SC1815Y

VD2618V2

VD7045.1V

CD4053VDD

B OU

T

A OU

T

AY AX A BVEE

INH

CX

C O

UT

CY

BXBY

CVSS

Rin2

Vin2

VD552HER309

R4921/2J0.68

VD492FR157

C432 1KV471

R558220K

C562250V10

+

C216V1000

+

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R7182SJ10K

N701

LC863532B-54D5

BAND1(VL)1

BAND2(VH)2

SDA03

SCL04

GND5

XTL16

XTL27

VDD8

KEY IN9

AFT IN10

SCART-IN11

CHROMA12

RESET13

FILTER14

SIF15

BALNK216

V-SYNC17

H-SYNC18

RED19

GREEN20

BLUE21

BLANK22

POWER23

MUTE24

ENABLE25

SENSITIVITY26

SD27

IR28

VOL-R29

VOL-L30

WOOFER31

VT32

AV233

AV134

CON35

DVD POWER36

V8312SC1815Y

V7032SC

N702AT24C08

VCC

8

GN

D7

SCL

6

SDA

5

1

2

3

4

VD933D

V7012SC1815Y

V7052SC1815Y

N705UPC574

T511JBC-734-EC40

R560X

C5531KV471

VD553FR154

VD551HER207

2

10

4

6

7

8

7

2

2

2

8

11

1

1

1

1

1

5

9

3

3

3


6. IC PARAMETER

LA76818 Function: I2C bus control and PAL/NTSC signal dispose.

PIN FEATURES VOLTAGE WITH SIGNAL(V) 1 AUDIO OUT 2.4 2 FM OUT 2.3 3 PIF AGC 2.6 4 RF AGC 3.8 5 VIF IN1 2.8 6 VIF IN2 2.8 7 GND (IF) 0 8 VCC (VIF) 5 9 FM FIL 1.6 10 AFT OUT 2-3 11 DATA 4.4 12 CLOCK 4.4 13 ABL 3.6 14 R IN 0 15 G IN 0 16 B IN 0 17 BLZNK IN 0 18 VCC (RGB) 8 19 R OUT 2.4 20 G OUT 2.4 21 B OUT 2.4 22 SD 0.6 23 V OUT 2.4 24 RAMP ALC.FIL 1.4 25 VCC (H) 4.2 26 H AFC FIL 2.2 27 H OUT 0.4 28 FBP IN 1 29 VCO IREF 1.4 30 CLOCK OUT(no use) 0.2 31 VCC (CCD) 4.8 32 CCD FIL 7.4 33 GND (CCD/H) 0 34 SECAM B-Y IN 0.7 35 SECAM R-Y IN 0.7 36 APC2 FIL 3.8 37 FSC OUT 2.6 38 XTAL 2.8 39 APC1 FIL 3 40 SEL VIDEO OUT 2.2 41 GND (V/C/D) 0 42 EXT VIDEO IN 2.5 43 VCC (V/C/D) 5 44 INT VIDEO IN 2.6


45 BLK STRETCH FIL 5 46 VIDEO OUT 2 47 VCO FIL 1 48 VCO COIL 4.2 49 VCO COIL 4.2 50 APC FIL 2.4 51 EXT AUDIO IN 1.7 52 SIF OUT 1.8 53 SIF AFC FIL 2.2 54 SIF IN 3.1

l LC863532B-54D5 / LC863532C-55K9（MCU）

PIN PORT PURPOSE SPECIFICATION

1 P10/SDA0 BAND1(VL/SDA1) Select wave band output

2 P11/SCLK0 BAND2(VH/CLK0) Select wave band output

3 P12/SDA1 SDA0 I2C data

4 P13/SCLK1 CLK0 I2C timer

5 VSS VSS Ground

6 XT1 XT1 CPU crystal oscillator port

7 XT2 XT2 CPU crystal oscillator port

8 VDD VDD Power supply (+5V)

9 P04/AN4 KEY IN Key in

10 P05/AN5 AFT IN AFT input port

11 P06/AN6 SCART-IN SCART-IN inspection

12 P07/AN7 CHROMA SECAM color inspection

13 RES RESET CPU reset

14 FILT FILT OSD filtering

15 P33 SIF

16 P30 BLANK2 Translucency of Menu control

17 VS V-SYNC Line pulse input

18 HS H-SYNC Field pulse input

19 R RED OSD red signal output

20 G GREEN OSD green signal output

21 B BLUE OSD blue signal output

22 BL BLANK OSD blanking signal output

23 P31 POWER POWER ON/OFF

24 P32 MUTE MUTE control

25 P70/INT0 ENABLE Auto adjustment

26 P71/INT1 SENSITIVITY(YUV) YUV input control

27 P72/INT2 SD SD input terminal 28 P73/INT3 REMOTE Remote control signal input

29 P14/PWM1 VOLUME-R Volume-R PWM output port

30 P15/PWM2 VOLUME-L Volume-L PWM output port

31 P16/PWM3 WOOFER Woofer on/off


32 P17/PWM VT Voltage of tuner output port

33 P00 AV2 AV control terminal 34 P01 AV1 AV control terminal

35 P02 DVD TRIGGER(50/60) DVD TRIGGER(50/60)

36 P03 DVD SW DVD control

l N702 AT24C08 Function: EEPROM

PIN PIN NAME Function

1 A0 Address Inputs

2 A1 Address Inputs

3 A2 Address Inputs

4 GND Ground

5 SDA Serial Data

6 SCL Serial Clock Input

7 WP Write Protect

8 Vcc Power supply（+5V）

l LA7840/LA78040

Function: Vertical Deflection Output Circuit

PIN FEATURE

1 GDN

2 Ver.OUTPUT

3 OUTPUT STAGE Vcc

4 NON INV. INPUT

5 INVERTING INPUT

6 Vcc

7 PUMP UP OUT

l AN5265 Function: TV Sound Output Circuit

PIN Pin Description 1 Supply Voltage 1 2 Sound Input 3 Mute 4 Volume adjustment 5 Filter 6 Feedback 7 GND 8 Sound output 9 Supply voltage 2


l TC4053

Function: AV input IC PIN Pin Description 1 1Y 2 0Y 3 1Z 4 Z-COMMON 5 0Z 6 INH 7 Vee 8 Vss 9 C 10 B 11 A 12 0X 13 1X 14 X-COMMON 15 Y-COMMON 16 VDD

7. ADJUSTMENT

7.1. Enter or exit the factory mode 7.1.1 Press set volume to 0. 7.1.2 Press " MENU" button on remote control to enter PICTURE mode, then press "6", "5", "6", "8" to enter Factory mode MEMU0 7.1.3 Press " SLEEP” button on remote control to select Factory mode menu. 7.1.4 Press " P+/-" to select item, Press "Vol +" or " VoL-" to adjust number. 7.1.5 Press “RECALL” button to exit factory mode 7.2. ADJUSTMENT ITEM MEMU 0

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 H.PHASE 12 1 V.SIZE 38 2 V.LINE 15 3 V.POSITION 29 4 V.SC 3 5 NT.H.PHASE 0 6 NT.V.SIZE 0 7 NT.V.LINE 0 8 NT.V.POSL 0 9 NT.V.SC 0


MEMU 1 ITEM 14 & 21 inch

0 FORCE 60HZ 0 1 CROSS B/W 0 2 R-Y/B-Y G.BL 8 3 R-Y/B-Y ANG 8 4 B-Y DC LEVEL 8 5 R-Y DC LEVEL 8 6 SECAM B-Y DC 8 7 SECAM R-Y DC 8 8 YUV B-Y DC 8 9 YUV R-Y DC 8

MEMU 2

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 RF. AGC 23 1 VOLUME OUT 125 2 ZOOM SIZE 96 3 WIDE SIZE 48 4 H. BLK. LEFT 4 5 H. BLK. RIGHT 4 6 OSD. CONT 60 7 OSD H. POSI. 11 8 OSD V. POSI. 16 9 SCR. H. POSI 10 10 SETUP SELECT 0

“SETUP SELECT” item on Factory mode MEMU2 select to “1”, then press " SLEEP " button on remote control to enter Factory mode MEMU3 MEMU 3

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 76810/76818 1 1 POWER OPTION 1 2 POWER LOGO 0 3 POWER ON KEY 1 4 BLUE/BLACK 0 5 BLK PROCESS 1 6 V.MUTE.P.OFF 0 7 SCREEN OPT. 3 8 SCREEN TIME 2 9 SCREEN TYPE 0



0 TUNER OPTION 0 1 SEARCH SPEED 0 2 SEARCH CHECK 1 3 BAND OPTION 1 4 VL/VH FREQ 30 5 VH/UHF FREQ 63 6 AV IF STATUS 0 7 MENU ICON 1 8 MENU BACK 1 9 PROMPT TYPE 0

MEMU 5

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 AV OPTION 1 1 S-VIDEO OPT. 0 2 SCART OPTION 0 3 ONLY AV MODE 0 4 DVD OPTION 1 5 DVD OFF TIME 3 6 OFF TRIGGER 60 7 ON TRIGGER 180 8 DVD KEY DEF. 0 9 DVD PORT DEF. 0

MEMU 6

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 GAME OPTION 1 1 CALENDAR 1 2 ZOOM OPTION 1 3 SENSITIVITY 1 4 CHILD LOCK 1 5 REMEMBER AV 1 6 LINE MODE 0 7 HOTEL MODE 0 8 HOTEL VOLUME 60 9 ON POSITION 255

MEMU 7

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 ENGLISH OSD 1 1 RUSSIAN OSD 1 2 TURKISH OSD 1


3 FRANCE OSD 1 4 SPANISH OSD 1 5 ITALIAN OSD 1 6 GERMAN OSD 1 7 PERSION OSD 1 8 ARAB OSD 1

MEMU 8

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 STEREO OPT. 1 1 LV1116 GAIN 0 2 SUR.MODE 5 3 WOOFER GAIN 0 4 WOOF OPTION 0 5 SUB. CONT. 31 6 SUB. COLOR 15 7 SUB. SHARP 10 8 SUB. TINT 32 9 B.B. BRIGHT 50

MEMU 9

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 PAL OPTION 1 1 N3.58 OPTION 1 2 N4.43 OPTION 1 3 SECAM OPTION 0 4 COLOR AUTO 1 5 4.5M OPTION 1 6 5.5M OPTION 1 7 6.0M OPTION 1 8 6.5M OPTION 1

MEMU 10

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 AFC GAIN 1 1 V.SEPUP 1 2 VIDEO. LEVEL 7 3 FM.LEVEL 16 4 CD.MODE 4 5 SOUND TRAP 4 6 R/G GAMMA H.TONE 0 7 BLUE GAMMA 3 8 DIGITAL OSD 1 9 OSD.CONT 60



0 VOL. FILTER 1 1 VIF.SYS.SW 0 2 BRT.ABL.DEF. 0 3 MID.STP.DEF 0 4 BRT.ABL.TH 1

5 EMG.ABL.DEF. RGB TEMP SW.

0

6 YUV OPTION 0 7 FSC./C-SYNC 1 8 VCO ADI.SW. 0 9 C.VCO.ADI. 2

MEMU 12(LA76818)

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 VREST TIMING 0 1 G-Y ANGLE 0 2 C.KILLER OPE 0 3 V.BLK.SW 0 4 FBPBLK.SW. 0 5 WPL OPE. 0 6 PRE/OVER ADJ 0 7 PRE/OVER SW. 0 8 CORING W/DEF 3

MEMU 13(LA76818)

ITEM 14 & 21 inch 0 Y. GAMMA STA. 0 1 DC. REST 0 2 BLK.STR.STA. 3 3 BLK.STR.GAIN 2 4 A.MONI.SW 0 5 S.TRAP.SW 1 6 V.LEV.OFFSET 2 7 OVER.MOD.SW. 0 8 OV.MOD.LEVEL 6

8. PARTS LIST

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBER1 IC KA7805/L7805CV 1 N5522 IC KA7812PI/L7812CV 1 N5513 IC CD5265CS 2 N601 N6024 IC UPC574J/W574/KA33V 1 N7055 IC CD4053BE 1 N8016 IC AT24C08 1 N7027 IC LA76818A 1 N1018 IC LC863532B-54D5/55K9-E 1 N7019 IC LA78040 1 N451A

10 IC PC817B / LTV-817/TPL621-1 1 N50111 TRANSISTOR 2SC1710/2SD2498 1 V51312 TRANSISTOR 2SD2499/2SD1651C 1 V43213 TRANSISTOR 2SB1020/2SB764 1 V55414 TRANSISTOR 2SC2383R/O 3DG2383 1 V43115 TRANSISTOR 2SC388A/2SC1674 1 V10216 TRANSISTOR 2SC3807-CTV-YA 1 V51217 TRANSISTOR 2SA1015-O/Y 2 V702 V51118 TRANSISTOR 2SC1815Y 8 V552 V553 V701 V704 V705 V70319 V801 V83120 DIODE FR154 2 VD446 VD51721 DIODE FR154 3 VD553 VD554 VD55522 DIODE FR157 1 VD49223 DIODE RL207 4 VD503 VD504 VD505 VD50624 DIODE HER207 1 VD55125 DIODE 1N4004 1 VD45126 DIODE 1N4148 6 VD401 VD562 VD66127 VD518 VD516 VD51428 DIODE 5C1 1 VD80129 ZENER 3.6V/4A2 1 VD70330 ZENER 5.1V/5A1 1 VD70431 ZENER 6.2V/6C3 1 VD56132 ZENER 8.2V/9A2 2 VD411 VD66033 ZENER 9C1 1 VD51934 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-1Ω-J 1 R45235 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-4.7Ω-J 2 R625 R61536 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-27Ω-J 1 R11137 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-82Ω-J 5 R271 R823 R806 R818 R81738 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-100Ω-J 3 R766 R107 R10039 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-220Ω-J 6 R745 R110 R744 R241 R242 R82740 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-330Ω-J 2 R725 R122 R80041 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-470Ω-J 1 R12742 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-560Ω-J 4 R728 R201 R610 R62343 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-680Ω-J 2 R202 R40944 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-1KΩ-J 12 R121 R119 R517 R458 R717 R80245 CARBON-FILM RES. R210 R814 R804 R820 R822 R26046 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-1.2KΩ-J 3 R407 R567 R10947 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-1.5KΩ-J 3 R722 R642 R64148 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-2.2KΩ-J 4 R408 R401 R720 R76549 CARBON-FILM RES.50 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-2.7KΩ-J 2 R454 R52651 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-3KΩ-J 1 R27952 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-3.3KΩ-J 3 R742 R523 R23253 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-4.7KΩ-J 12 R735 R736 R738 R724 R740 R10854 CARBON-FILM RES. R402 R743 R616 R613 R839 R83855 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-5.6KΩ-J 6 R511 R715 R716 R712 R451 R55356 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-6.8KΩ-J 2 R205 R20657 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-8.2KΩ-J 1 R72358 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-10KΩ-J 12 R754 R708 R730 R731 R734 R41359 CARBON-FILM RES. R561 R721(C) R453 R566

MAIN BOARDDESCRIPTION

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBERDESCRIPTION60 CARBON-FILM RES. R752 R71461 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-12KΩ-J 2 R455 R45762 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-15KΩ-J 2 R522 R10363 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-22KΩ-J 13 R747 R746 R556 R707 R790 R767

64 CARBON-FILM RES. R756 R515 R759 R808 W802 R761 R762

65 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-27KΩ-J 4 R711 R120 R614 R62466 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-33KΩ-J 1 R71067 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-39KΩ-J 1 R45668 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-47KΩ-J 1 R40669 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-56KΩ-J 1 R73270 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-82KΩ-J 1 R104

71 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-100KΩ-J 8R113 R114 R803 R821 R819 R815 R813R801

72 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-150KΩ-J 2 R204 R72973 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-270KΩ-J 1 R72674 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-390KΩ-J 1 R70975 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/4W-22Ω-J 1 R51976 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/4W-220Ω-J 1 R24377 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/4W-270Ω-J 1 R40078 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/4W-1KΩ-J 1 R41179 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/4W-1.5KΩ-J 1 R23380 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/4W-220KΩ-J 1 R558A81 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/2W-180Ω-J 2 R460 R46182 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/2W-560Ω-J 1 R66083 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/2W-22KΩ-J 1 R44684 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/2W-220KΩ-J 1 R50185 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1/2W-0.68Ω-J 1 R49286 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1/2W-1KΩ-J 2 R433 R44187 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1/2W-47KΩ-J 1 R55588 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1/2W-100KΩ-J 1 R55289 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1/2W-120KΩ-J 2 R520 R52190 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1/2W-150KΩ-J 1 R55491 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1W-0.47Ω-J 1 R56992 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1W-1Ω-J 3 R459 R550 R56293 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-1W-270Ω-J 1 R43494 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-0.22Ω-J 1 R51095 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-1Ω-J 1 R49196 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-2.2Ω-J 1 R55197 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-27Ω-J 1 R56398 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-47Ω-J 1 R77199 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-68Ω-J 2 R524 R525100 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-220Ω-J 1 R570101 METAL-OXIDE RES. RY-2W-10KΩ-J 1 R718102 METAL-FILM RES. RM-1/6W-4.7KΩ-G 1 R273103 RESISTANCE RI-1/2W-12MΩ-K 1 R531104 THERMAL RES. MF72-8D11 1 R502105 CERAMIC RES. RX-6W-8.2Ω-J 1 R436106 TRIMMER RES. W206-2AL2KΩ 1 RP551107 THERMAL RES. MZ72-14RM（AC270V） 1 RT501108 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-4.7µF-M 2 C611 C621109 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-10µF-M 15 C276 C612 C613 C622 C623110 ELEC. CON. C812 C807 C810 C811 C809111 ELEC. CON. C802 C801 C838 C839 C834112 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-47µF-M 6 C278 C244 C701 C206 C836 C620113 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-100µF-M 5 C115 C101 C404 C570114 ELEC. CON. C572115 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-470µF-M 1 C624116 ELEC. CON. CD110-25V-470µF-M 2 C565 C614117 ELEC. CON. CD288H-25V-1000µF-M 3 C457 C564 C646

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBERDESCRIPTION118 ELEC. CON. CD110-35V-47µF-M 1 C434119 ELEC. CON. CD110-35V-100µF-M 1 C451120 ELEC. CON. CD110-35V-470µF-M 2 C452 C563121 ELEC. CON. CD110-50V-0.1µF-M 2 C106 C615122 ELEC. CON. CD110-50V-0.47µF-M 9 C137 C208 C403 C709 C710 C129123 ELEC. CON. C711 C401 C210124 ELEC. CON. CD110-50V-1µF-M 13 C204 C211 C117 C713 C124 C833125 ELEC. CON. C454 C407 C408 C213 C808126 ELEC. CON. C627 C629127 ELEC. CON. CD110-50V-2.2µF-M 1 C714128 ELEC. CON. CD110-50V-4.7µF-M 7 C107 C456 C203 C708 C105 C103129 ELEC. CON. C104130 ELEC. CON. CD288H-160V-47µF-M 1 C561131 ELEC. CON. CD288H-250V-1µF-M 1 C444132 ELEC. CON. CD288H-250V-10µF-M 1 C562133 NON-POLAR CONDENSER CD71-50V-1µF-M 1 C231134 ELEC. CON. CD289-400V-100µF 1 C507135 POLYESTER CAP. CL11-100V-4700pF-K 1 C513136 POLYESTER CAP. CL11-100V-0.015µF-K 3 C406 C515 C517137 POLYESTER CAP. CL11-100V-0.022µF-K 2 C120 C121138 POLYESTER CAP. CL11-100V-0.033µF-K 1 C458139 POLYESTER CAP. CL11-100V-0.1µF-K 5 C514 C459 C625 C207 C402140 POLYESTER CAP. CL21X-100V-0.47µF-K 1 C437A141 POLYPROPYLENE CAP. CBB21-250V-0.39µF-K 1 C441142 POLYPROPYLENE CAP. CBB81-1.6KV-912pF-J 1 C438143 POLYPROPYLENE CAP. CIS-250VAC-104K(X2) 1 C501144 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-CH-63V-15pF-J 1 C704145 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-CH-63V-18pF-J 2 C705 C125146 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-RH-63V-39pF-J 1 C126147 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-RH-63V-180pF-J 1 C707148 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-RH-63V-220pF-J 2 C717 C706149 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-2B-63V-470pF-J 2 C671 C672150 CERAMIC CAP. CT1-2F-63V-1000pF-K 3 C453 C123 C566151 CERAMIC CAP. CT1-2F-63V-0.01µF-Z 20 C118 C119 C205 C405 C245 R803152 CERAMIC CAP. C720 C702 C716 C122 C110 C111153 CERAMIC CAP. C729 C703 C216 C277 C116 C112154 CERAMIC CAP. C275A C274A155 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-2B-500V-18pF-K 2 C455 C712156 CERAMIC CAP. CC1-2B-500V-470pF-K 1 C554157 CERAMIC CAP. CT81-2B-500V-1000pF-K 1 C432158 CERAMIC CAP. CT81-2B-500V-3900pF-K 1 C433159 CERAMIC CAP. CT81-2B-1KV-470pF-K 2 C551 C492160 CERAMIC CAP. CT81-2B-1KV-470pF-K 1 C553161 CERAMIC CAP. CT81-2B-1KV-1000pF-K 2 C504 C506162 CERAMIC CAP. CT81-2B-2KV-470pF-K 1 C520163 CERAMIC CAP. CT81-2B-2KV-680pF-K 1 C516164 CERAMIC CAP. CT7-2E4-400VAC-1000pF-M 1 C531165 F.B.T. BSC25-09N20E/BSC24-01N4014K 1 T471166 CHOKE LGA0307-1.2µH-K 1 L122167 CHOKE LGA0307-10µH-K 1 L102168 CHOKE LGA0307-15µH-K 1 L121169 CHOKE LGA0307-39µH-K 1 L701170 POWER FILTER JLF-98-UF16 1 L501171 SWITCHING TRANSFORMER BCK40-19/735 1 T511172 TRANSFORMER JBC-145-UU10.5 1 T431173 LINEARITY CHOKE JLC-96-37µH 1 L441174 COIL ST6019 1 T101175 TUNER ET-5S1E-CV100 1 A101176 SAW FILTER LBN3828H 1 Z101177 QUARTZ OSCILLATOR JA018B(4.43MHZ) 1 G201

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBERDESCRIPTION178 QUARTZ OSCILLATOR 32.768KHz 1 G701179 BACK AV SOCKET AV6-14 1 XS801180 SOCKET CH7-10-2DY 2 XS501 XS502A181 DY SOCKET CH6-5-5DY-A 1 XS402182 DY SOCKET CH6-5-5DY-B 1 XS404183 SOCKET CH5B-2.5-2DY 3 XS602 XS601 XS701184 SOCKET185 SOCKET CH5B-2.5-4DY 2 XS702 XS803186 SOCKET CH5B-2.5-4DY 1 XS401187 SOCKET CH5B-2.5-5DY 1 XS403188 FUSE HOLDER BXGJ-1 2 FU501-1 FU501-2189 MICA 1 V513190 FUSE 250V-3.15A 1 FU501191 SCREW TR 3×8 2 N551 N552192 SCREW M 3×8 3 N451A N602 N601193 SCREW M 3×10 2 V432 V513194 NUT M3 5 N451A V432 V513 N602 N601195 SCREW WASHER 3 N451A V432 V513196 RADIATOR (12V) 003# 2 N551 N552197 POWER RADIATOR D1421 1 V513198 RADIATOR H1421 1 V432--N451A199 SOUND RADIATOR 14"-21" 2 N602 N601200 MAIN PCB CY1421C.PCB VER1.2 1201 PVC DISC FOR TUNER 1202 PLATING WIRE 2.5mm 1 W111203 PLATING WIRE 5mm 14 W453 W455 W512 W809 C209 W805204 PLATING WIRE W566 W564 W605 W712 C209A205 PLATING WIRE W601 W807 W801206 PLATING WIRE 7.5mm 41 R816 R802 R270 W567 W720 W504207 PLATING WIRE W570 W433 W451 W561 W205 W704208 PLATING WIRE W452 W506 W211 R824209 PLATING WIRE W708 W707 W706 W701 W702 W703210 PLATING WIRE W716 W715 W714 W717 W705211 PLATING WIRE W108 W109 W219 W201 W226 W214212 PLATING WIRE W206 W207 W432213 PLATING WIRE R601 R602 W810 W812 W813214 PLATING WIRE 10mm 20 R403 L561 W411 W711 W709215 PLATING WIRE W413 W456 W713 W710 W569 W221216 PLATING WIRE W227 W107 W210 W51 W804 R825217 PLATING WIRE R768 R769 R770218 PLATING WIRE 12.5mm 9 W414 W212 W224 W556 W401 W568219 PLATING WIRE W225 W563 W562220 PLATING WIRE 15mm 5 W218 W220 W215 W216 L451221 PLATING WIRE R772 R774 W808222 PLATING WIRE 17.5mm 1 W505

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBER1 PCB DTV-1421-POWER ver1.0 12 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-10K-J 1 R5913 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-1000µF-M 1 C5924 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-1000µF-M 1 C593

5 PLUGCH5B-2.5-2DY-500-CH5B（DTV）

1 XS703 TO XS592

6 PLUGCH5B-2.5-2DY-200-3DY-CH5B（DTV）

1 XS593 TO CN22

DESCRIPTION

POWER BOARD FOR DVD

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBERDESCRIPTION

7 PLUGCH5B-2.5-2DY-150-CH5B（DTV）

1 XS2 TO XS591

8 SOCKET CH5B-2.5-2DY 3 XS591 XS592 XS5939 IC KA78R05 1 N591

10 POWER RADIATOR D12/5-1421-2(N) 1 N59111 NUT M3 1 N59112 SCREW M 3×8 1 N591

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBER1 PCB DTV-1421-KZB ver1.0 12 PCB DTV-1421-OPEN ver1.0 13 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-1.5K-J 1 R719A4 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-10-J 1 R722B5 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-150K-J 1 R700B6 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-27K-J 1 R701B8 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-8.2K-J 1 R702B9 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-4.7K-J 1 R703B

10 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-3.9K-J 1 R704B11 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-2.7K-J 1 R705B13 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-2.2K-J 1 R706B15 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-10K-J 3 R726B R727B R728B16 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-1.5K-J 1 R721B17 CARBON-FILM RES. RT-1/6W-4.7K-J 1 R720B18 ELEC. CON. CD110-16V-10µF-M 2 C701B

19 WIRE L=60mm（DTV） 2control board to STB of DVD 1PC controlboard to GND of DVD 1PC

20 DIODE 1N4148 1 VD701B21 TRANSISTOR 2SC1815Y 2 V701B22 INFRARED-RECEIVING FPS6038-1/PIC-26043/PG-238 1 RE23 LED 3R2HD(RED） 1 LED24 PLUG CH5B-2.5-5DY-350（DTV） 125 PLUG CH5B-2.0-6DY-400（DTV） 1 control board to CN20 of DVD card

26 SWITCH KFC-A06-P5 9SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8SW9

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBER

1 DVD cardIC: SPHE8200A（W981616AH*2）

1

2 DVD loader SANYO-DV34 13 DVD supporter CL-01 14 Wire of DVD loader （DTV） 1

5 control wire of DVDCH5B-2.0-11DY-CH5B-01（DTV）

1

6 shield cap of DVD Model No.:01 1

7 PULGCH5B-2.5-4DY-2.0-5DY-280-CH5B（DTV）

1 XS803 of main board to CN16 of DVD card

DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION

DVD LIST

AV BOARD

CONTROL BOARD

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBERDESCRIPTIONNo. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBER1 AV SOCKET RCA-101P(YELLOW) 1 AV12 AV SOCKET RCA-101P(WHITE) 1 AV23 AV SOCKET RCA-101P(RED) 1 AV34 SOCKET CH5B-2.5-4DY 15 PLUG CH5B 2.5-4DY-380（DTV） 16 AV PCB AV-1412-PCB VER1.2 1

No. QTY SCHEMATIC NUMBER1 COLOUR PITURE TUBE 14 INCH NORMAL FLAT 12 REMOTE CONTROL A-5 (with DVD) 13 INSTRUCTION 1412D 14 FRONT CABINET 1412D 15 SALVER OF CABINET 1412 16 BACK COVER 1412 17 DOOR OF DVD 1412D 18 BUTTON ASSEMBLY 1412D 19 LENS 1412D 1

10 POWER BUTTON 1412D 1 WITH SPRING11 BUTTON ASSEMBLY OF DVD 1412D 112 SWITCH ATTACHMENT 1412 113 DEGAUSSING COIL 14 INCH 114 GROUND WIRE 14 INCH 115 PLUG(SPEAKER) L=400mm 116 PLUG(SPEAKER) L=700mm 117 PLUG(DY) 14 INCH 118 SPEAKER 5090 5W/8Ω 219 LATCH L=100mm 1320 CRT SUPPORTER 1412（PLASTIC ） 121 SCREW TR3×7 5 MAIN BOARD FRAME 5PCS22 SCREW TR3×10 13 BUTTON ASSEMBLY 3PCS SPEAKER23 AV BOARD 2PCS24 SCREW TR4×16 14 SALVER OF CABINET 7PCS BACK25 SCREW TR3×12 8 DVD supporter 4PCS DVD CARD 4PCS26 SCREW TR5×25 4 fixing CRT27 INSULATED WASHER φ3（h=3mm） 4 DVD CARD28 SCREW TR4×18 12 CRT SUPPORTER 12PCS29 PACKING CARTON 1412 130 POLYFOAM SCK1412 131 PLASTIC BAG 80×80cm 1

DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION

ATTACH LIST

7475758-ServiceManualCTV2131PFDVD[1]

Documents

qualified

spdif raw

exposed metallic

digital setup

mpeg audio

audio setup

spdif pcm

system setup