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MITSUBISHI DIGITAL ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC.9351 Jeronimo Road, Irvine, CA 92618-1904
CAUTION:Before servicing this chassis, it is important that the service person read the "SAFETY PRECAUTIONS" and"PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE" contained in this manual.
• PC DVI-I Input : Analog or Digital - VGA, W-VGA, SVGA, W-(w/Analog SVGA, XGA, 1280x720 (720p) at 60 HzStereo Audio) Digital Only - SXGA, WXGA at 60Hz
1920x1080 (1080p) at 24/30/60Hz:
• Inputs/Outputs: HDMI™, EIA 861 B Standard(Digital) 480p / 720p / 1080i at 60Hz
1080p at 24/30/60Hz:w/DVI Analog Stereo Audio, 2 Rear
• Speakers : Stereo, 2-way, 5.5"x2.2", 10W x 2, 6Ω
: PWBs use lead Free Solder
• TV GUIDE and other related marks are registered marks ofGemstar-TV Guide International, Inc. and/or one of its affiliates.
• HDMI™ is a trademark of HDMI Licensing, LLC• CableCARD is a trademark of Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.• Dolby and Dolby digital are registered trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories.• DTV Link is a trademark of Consumer Electronics Association
VLP33 VLP33+LT-37131 LT-37132LT-46131 LT-46231
LT-46231
Pb Solder
• Weight and dimensions are approximate.• Design specifications are subject to change without notice.
REPLACEMENT PARTS .................................................................................................................. 26Quick Reference ........................................................................................................................... 27Service Parts List .......................................................................................................................... 28
This service manual provides service instructions for LCD Flat Panel TV Models and Chassis:
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in television receivers have special safety related characteristics. These character-istics are often not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained byusing replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc.
Replacement parts which have special safety characteristics are identified in this service manual.
The replacement for any safety part should be identical in value and characteristics.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONSNOTICE: Observe all cautions and safety related notes located inside the receiver cabinet and on the
receiver chassis.
WARNING:1. Operation of this receiver outside the cabinet or with the cover removed presents a shock hazard
from the receiver's power supplies. Work on the receiver should not be attempted by anyone who isnot thoroughly familiar with the precautions necessary when working on high voltage equipment.
2. Do not install, remove or handle the LCD panel in any manner unless shatterproof goggles areworn. People not so equipped should be kept away while the panel is being handled. Keepthe panel away from the body while handling.
3. When service is required, observe the original lead dress. Where a short-circuit has occurred, replacethose components that indicate evidence of overheating.
4. If the LCD Panel is damaged, crystaline liquid may leak from the LCD panel and broken glass may bescattered. The crystaline liquid is toxic. Avoid contact with your skin, eyes, or mouth.DO NOT touch the broken glass or crystaline liquid with bare hands, as cuts, poisoning, and/or skin irria-tion may occur. DO NOT let glass fragments or crystaline liquid get into your eyes or mouth. Should eithercontact your eyes or mouth, rinse the contacted area thouroughly with water and consult your doctor.
5. The fluorescent tubes in the panel contain mercury that is toxic and if broken should not be touched.6. DO NOT dispose of the TV with general household waste. Follow local laws and regulations for legal and
safe disposal of the TV. For disposal or recycling information, contact local authorities or the ElectronicIndustries Alliance at www.eiae.org.
Leakage current checkBefore returning the receiver to the customer, leakage current should be measured using following methods.
1. Cold CheckWith the alternating current (AC) plug removed from the AC source, place a jumper across the two AC plug prongs.Connect one lead of an ohm meter to the AC plug and touch the other lead to each exposed metal part (i.e. anten-nas, handle bracket, metal cabinet, screw heads, metal overlay, control shafts, etc.), particularly any exposed metalpart that has a return path to the chassis. The resistance of the exposed metal parts having a return path to thechassis should be a minimum of 1Meg Ohm. Any resistance below this value indicates an abnormal conditionand requires corrective action.
2. Hot Check ...Use the circuit shown below to perform the hot check test.1. Keep switch S1 open and connect the receiver to the measuring circuit. Immediately after
connection, and with the switching devices of the receiver in their operating positions, measure the leakage current for both positions of switch S2.
2. Close switch S1, energizing the receiver. Immediately after closing switch S1, and with the switching devices of the receiver in their operating positions, measure the leakage current for both positions of switch S2. Repeat the current measurements of items 1 and 2 after the receiver has
reached thermal stabilization. The leakage current must not exceed 0.5 milliampere (mA).
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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RESET / INITIALIZE GUIDEReset Name When to use How to use Resulting ActionRemote Control TV Layer Reset
Returns the remote control TV layer to normal operation.
(1) (2) (3) (3)
Set the slide sw itch to TV position.Press and hold the POWER button until it f lashes tw ice then release the button.Enter the code 0 0 9 3 5.
Once the valid code has been entered and conf irmed, the remote control has been reset.
Remote Control TV Volume/Mute functions
Returns the volume and mute functions of the remote control to TV volume and mute for TV , Cable/Sat, VCR and DVD layers af ter the audio lock f or AV Receivers feature has been used.
(1) (2) (3) (3)
Set the slide sw itch to TV position.Press and hold the POWER button until it f lashes tw ice then release the button.Enter the code 9 9 3 VOL UP.
The remote w ill now operate the TV's volume and mute w hen the slide sw itch is in the TV, CABLE/SAT, VCR or DVD positions.
A /V Memory Reset, single input
When the audio and or video settings f or a single input seems to incorrect
M ENU --> Audio/Video--> AV Res et A ll Audio and Video settings for the individual input are reset except for the Listen To and Language, audio Balance and Closed Caption settings.
A /V Reset, all inputs
To reset audio and video adjustments for all inputs to the original factory settings.
While view ing the TV, press the f ront panel buttons GUIDE and FORM AT at the same time.
A ll Audio and Video settings including Listen To and Language , Closed Captions settings and Format settings are returned to the original f actory settings.
System Reset To reset the TV w hen it does not turn on or of f , does not respond to the remote control, f ront panel buttons or has audio but no video.
Press the SYSTEM RESET button on the f ront panel w ith a pointed object such as the point of pencil or end tip of a paperclip.
The changes you made most recently, before using the SYSTEM RESET, may be lost. Changes you made previously, how ever, are not lost.
TV Reset To reset all customer settings Press M ENU-1-2-3-ENTER A ll customer settings except V -Chip are reset.
Initialize - User Level
To reset all consumer adjusted settings and memories to the original factory defaults.
Press FORM AT and INPUT buttons on the f ront control panel at the same time.
A ll memories and settings outlined in the Ow ner's Guide w ill need to be set again.
Initialize - Service Level
To reset all consumer adjusted settings and memories to the original factory defaults.
M ENU + 2470. Highlight INITIALIZE and press ENTER
A ll memories and settings outlined in the Ow ner's Guide w ill need to be set again. A lso erases V -CHIP passw ord
Factory Restore To recover f rom data/adjustment errors in the ISF menu
M ENU + 2457 + 0. Highlight RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULTS and press ENTER
All service, user, ISF data is set back to factory defaults.
NOTE: During Initialization, the set willreboot. Wait until the Power LED stopsflashing before unplugging or poweringON the TV.
Front Panel InitializationWhile the unit is ON, pressing the FORMAT and INPUT buttons simultaneously will immediately start theInitialization sequence. The TV will reboot once the initialization sequence is completed. Front PanelInitialization will reset ALL user settings to the factory setting.
SERVICE TIP:Many customer generated symptoms, intermittent symptoms or no symptom found can be resolved by systemreset or initialization. Before visiting the customer’s home ask the customer 1st to try the System Reset buttonon the control panel and if this does not resolve the issue, then they can use the front panel initialization bypressing the FORMAT and INPUT buttons simultaneously. Other items that can be reset or initialized aredetailed in the guide below. Use it to avoid making unnecessary calls that may not be covered under warranty.
RESET & INITIALIZATION
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
Front Panel Guide
FRONT PANEL1) SYSTEM RESET1 - Reboots Set
(Same as Cycling AC Power)Power LED will flash for about1 minute.
2) A/V RESET2 <FORMAT+GUIDE>Resets all Customer Audio/Video Settings
FORMAT GUIDE INPUT
ENTER CANCEL
SYSTEMRESET
MENU
VOLUME
ADJUST
CH
ADJUST
3) INITIAL2 <FORMAT+INPUT>Resets all Customer Menu andA/V Settings
LED DIAGNOSTICS3 <INPUT+MENU>In case of failure, a 2 digit error code willbe indicated by the POWER/TIMER LED.(See section on LED Diagnostics)1 Perform while the set is either On or Off.
2 Perform while the set is On.3 Perform while the set is Off.
Initial Factory Default Customer SettingsSetup Menu Input Name Menu (For VLP33)Language (Idioma) English NetCommand Menu (VLP33+)Memorize Channels -- Edit (For VLP33+) Review Ant1 Air -- Input Name -- Ant1 Cable -- Input-1 -- Ant2 Air -- Input-2 -- Ant2 Cable -- Inout-3 --Clock Comp-1 -- Clock Setting Manual Comp-2 -- Time 12:00PM Comp-3 (For VLP33+) -- Date 1/1/2006 HDMI-1 -- Time Zone Eastern HDMI-2 -- Daylight Savings Applies PC DVI (For VLP33) DigitalTimer Gray out AV Receiver Learn (For VLP33+) Learn button On,
Connect button gray out
Timer Off Connect TV Audio Out (For VLP33+) None (Gray out) Day Daily Icon Order (For VLP33+) -- Time 12:00PM PC DVI input (For VLP33+) Digital Device ANT-1 Channel 2Energy Mode Fast Power OnDemo mode Gray out (Turn
Demo Mode off)Software Version VLP33(+) XX.XX
(Depends on SW version)
-1 -2
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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Icon Order Menu (For VLP33) AudioVideo MenuRecord Menu (For VLP33+) A/V Memory Reset Ant-1 Record Setup -- Settings Channel -- Audio Record to Gray out (1 hr). Bass 50% Duration Gray out
(12:01pm)Treble 50%
Start Time Gray out (Sunday) Balance 50%
Day -- Surround Off Record List Gray out (Blank) Listen To (Analog Only) Stereo Default Digital Device Anamorphic Language (Digital Only) English Analog Recordings Level Sound On
Channel Menu VideoAntenna 1 Swivel --Channel 2 Picture Mode BrilliantMemory Added Brilliant Contrast 100%Name Blank Brilliant Brightness 50%FAV Blank Color 50%Signal Strength Gray out Tint 50%
Captions Menu Sharpness 50% Analog Captions On if Mute Brilliant Color Temp High Background Gray Perfect Color Press Enter Digital Captions On if Mute Perfect Tint (VLP33+) Manual center Appearance Default Deep Field Imager (VLP33+) On Digital Settings Gray out SharpEdge (VLP33+) On Font Font 3 Video Noise(Off - Low - Medium -
High)Medium
Size Large BackLight 100% Color White Video Mute On Background Black Film Mode Auto Opacity Translucent TV Speakers On Background Opacity Translucent -8 Parental Lock Menu UnlockedFormat -9 TV Volume 30% Ant-1,2 (480I/480P) Stretch -10 DW Source ANT 1 002
Ant-1,2 (HD Digital) Standard DW Position Right half Input-1,2,3 Standard PIP/POP Format Double Window
Comp-1,2 Standard
Comp-3 (Only VLP33+) Standard HDMI-1,2 (Video) Standard
Picture mode Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant n/a BrilliantBrilliant Contrast MAX MAX MAX MAX MAX MAX MAXBrilliant Brightness Center Center Center Center Center Center CenterColor Center Center Center Center Center n/a CenterTint Center Center Center Center Center n/a CenterSharpness Center Center Center Center Center n/a CenterColor Temp. High High High High High High High
Manual/ Manual/ Manual/ Manual/ Manual/ Manual/Center Center Center Center Center Center
Perfect Tint Manual/ Manual/ Manual/ Manual/ Manual/ Manual/(VLP33+) Center Center Center Center Center CenterDeep Field Imager (VLP33+) On On On On On n/a OnBack Light MAX MAX MAX MAX MAX MAX MAXVideo Noise Standard Standard Standard N/A Standard n/a N/AFilm Mode Auto Auto Auto N/A Auto n/a N/ASharpEdge (VLP33+)Bass Center Center Center Center Center Center CenterTreble Center Center Center Center Center Center CenterBalance Center Center Center Center Center Center CenterSurround Off Off Off Off Off Off OffListen To Stereo n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/aLevel Sound On On On On On On OnLanguage (Digital only)Vertical Position n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Center n/aHorizontal Position n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Center n/aFine Detail n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Center n/a * COMP3 is for VLP33+ only.After AV Reset (front panel FORMAT+GUIDE keys), all A/V Memory settings will be initialized.After AV Reset in User Menu, the A/V Memory setting for the input selected will be initialized except for Balance and Listen to.
A/V MemoryDVI-I (PC)
Perfect Color n/a
n/a
On On On On On n/a On
English n/a n/a English n/a n/a English
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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1. Press the “MENU” button on the remote hand unit.2. Press the buttons “2”, “4”, “7” and “0” in order. (The screen will change to the option menu.)
Digital Signal Strength
SNR Recommended Levels:VSB = 15 to 3564 QAM = 22 to 34256 QAM = 27 to 37
1. Tune to a Digital Channel2. From the Option menu scroll down and highlight Digital Signal Strength3. Press Enter
<MENU><2-4-7-0>OPTION MENUInitialPower Restore :OFFProduction Mode :OFFSoftware xxxDigital Signal Strength xxxxxx
Total Time in Hours
VLP33 REMOTE CONTROL
Previous Model Name New NameHOME EXIT
PIP/POP SPLITSQV FAV
DEVICE INPUT
VLP33 Remote Button Name Changes
OPTION MENU
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
The front panel LEDs provide an indication of the sets operation, and the possible cause of a malfunction. Thereare two front panel LEDs, “Power” and “Status.” Which LED is lit, the color, and whether it is blinking orsteady indicate the current status, or a possible malfunction.
POWER LED IndicatorLED Color LED State TV Condition Additional InformationNone Off TV is powered off. Normal operation.Blue Steady On TV is powered on. Normal operation.
1. TV just plugged into AC outlet.2. AC just restored after power failure.3. TV Rebooting after System Reset used.
4. TV Rebooting after power fluctuation or receiving abnormal digital signals from digital channel, CableCARD™, or digital device.5. You have begun the procedure to update software from an authorized flash memory device. (May take 3-4 minutes).
Blue Slow Blinking TV powered off and auto-on timer is set. Normal operation. TV can be turned on at any time.
STATUS LED IndicatorLED Color LED State TV Condition Additional InformationNone Off Normal TV on or standby condition. Normal operation.
Red Steady or Blinking TV may require service. Perform LED Diagnostics
to obtain Error Code.
Blue Fast Blinking
Wait until blinking stops before turning on (approximately 1 minute). Normal operation. (If blinking does not stop, unplug set and re-apply power. Or, press System Reset.)
LED Diagnostics Error Code CheckNote: The TV must be in “Shut Down” and not manually switched Off, to perform the Error Code Opera-
tional Check. When the TV is switched Off, the code automatically resets to “12” No Error.
Press the front panel “INPUT” and “MENU” buttons at the same time, and hold for 5 seconds toactivate the Error Code Operational Check. The POWER LED will then flash denoting a two digit Code.
Note: The front panel buttons must be used, NOT those on the Remote Control.
• The number of flashes indicates the value of the MSD (tens digit) of the Error Code.• The flashing then pauses for approximately 1/2 second.• The LED then flashes indicating the value of the LSD (ones digit) of the Error Code.
Example: If the Error Code is “32”, the LED will flash three times, pause, and then flash two times.• The Error Code is repeated a total of 5 times.
Error CodesThe Error Code designations are listed in the following chart:
POWER STATUS
Error Code Description Most Likely Cause12 No error detected since last Power On. PWB-POW ER27 Inverter short is detected. PWB-INV 1-4 or LCD-MODULE48 LCD Short is detected. LCD-MODULE58 Signal Short is detected PWB-SIGNAL59 DM short is detected PWB-DM
FRONT LED INDICATOR DIAGNOSTICS
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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Cable providers send QAM64 and/or QAM256 through thecoax cable to the TV’s tuner. Once converted to IF it is demodulatedto an MPEG transport stream (TS). If a card is present in thePCMCIA slot the TS will be passed to the card and returned back toIC8506 and then finally sent to the Xilleon processor. If there is nocard present in the card slot and the tuner is tuned to a QAM channelthe TS will pass directly from the POD interface IC directly to theXilleon for processing.
Cable providers typically have both encrypted andunencrypted channels. If the Xilleon receives an encryptedTS it will ask the CableCARD to unscramble the stream. Thecard will only unscramble the TS if it receives the properauthorizations to do so. Those authorizations are receivedvia Out-of-Band data (OOB). The OOB contains informationabout authorizations, channel maps and more.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) POSSIBLE RESOLUTIONS
1
No channel map appears when pressing guide button (TVGuide disabled)
Cable is not connected to ANT1 -or-OOB data is not received correctly
1) Verify cable is connected to ANT12) Re-install/Replace CableCARD3) Verify signal level and signal noise level4) Contact Service Provider5) Check TU101 for proper function/Replace Signal PWB
2 Channel map does not change after card is installed. (still showing basic cable map)
CableCARD is not 'Initialized' within the service providers system.
Contact service provider
3
Host ID screen does not appear Signal and information not received by TV 1) Verify cable is connected to ANT12) Re-install CableCARD3) Replace CableCARD4) Verify signal level and signal noise level
4
Error code received on screen. Error codes are listed such as 161-x
Communication between TV and card is lost or disrupted
1) Pull card from TV and wait 5 minutes. Then reinstall the card and verify it is initializing properly. 2) Press INPUT & FORMAT keys on the front panel.3) Replace CableCARD with new card4) Try 3rd CableCARD 5) Replace DM-PWB
5Individual channel cannot be received. (example HBOHD is no video and no audio but other HBO channels are OK)
The TV has no means to block individual channels. Proper authorization is not received.
Contact service provider
6Certain tier of channels is not received. (example: Premium channels or all HD channels not received)
Authorizations to display scrambled channels are sent via OOB data.
Contact service provider
7Unable to tune to a channel. (example: Pressing 1055 has no response and stays on current channel)
1055 is not available in the channel map. Channel map is sent via OOB from the service provider.
Verify OOB is locked. If OOB is locked, verify channel should be received. If not locked, troubleshoot for OOB failure on SIGNAL PWB and/or with service provider.
8
When using SA card channels changing automatically and random message about upgrade in process. (Channels are often like 10,000 to 50,000)
CableCARD firmware is out of date and being upgraded by service provider.
If this process continues more than 60 minutes, contact the service provider for updated card
9 Periodically encrypted channels become unavailable.
Card is hung Unplug card or AC or perform initialize
10
Only Analog channels can be viewed. All digital/encrypted channels are unavailable
Proper authorization is not received or TV cannot display digital video
1st test for QAM clear channel (often network channels are provided free), if no QAM clear channel is available remove the card and memorize channels. Verify that a digital channel can be viewed. If known digital channel cannot be viewed suspect SIGNAL
11ChannelView does not list program content or channel call letters
This information is provided in the form of OOB data tables and is sent at the discretion of the service provider
Contact service provider
OOB Tuner (TU-101 )
Main Tuner (TU-100)(Cable/ATSC/NTSC)
PCMCIASLOT
(CableCARD)Air in
Cable
Mat
rix S
WDEMODULATOR
IC1500POD I/FIC8506
XILLEONIC8001
SIGNAL-PWB DM-PWB
Data Bus
TS & Data
TS & Data
TS & Data
Data Bus
To Engine
CableCARD
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) POSSIBLE RESOLUTIONS
1 No channel map appears when pressing guide button (TVGuide disabled)
Cable is not connected to ANT1 -or-OOB data is not received correctly
1) Verify cable is connected to ANT12) Re-install/Replace CableCARD3) Verify signal level and signal noise level4) Contact Service Provider5) Check TU101 for proper function/Replace Signal PWB
2Channel map does not change after card is installed. (still showing basic cable map)
CableCARD is not 'Initialized' within the service providers system. Contact service provider
3 Host ID screen does not appear Signal and information not received by TV
1) Verify cable is connected to ANT12) Re-install CableCARD3) Replace CableCARD4) Verify signal level and signal noise level
4 Error code received on screen. Error codes are listed such as 161-x
Communication between TV and card is lost or disrupted
1) Pull card from TV and wait 5 minutes. Then reinstall the card and verify it is initializing properly. 2) Press INPUT & FORMAT keys on the front panel.3) Replace CableCARD with new card4) Try 3rd CableCARD 5) Replace DM-PWB
5Individual channel cannot be received. (example HBOHD is no video and no audio but other HBO channels are OK)
The TV has no means to block individual channels. Proper authorization is not received.
Contact service provider
6Certain tier of channels is not received. (example: Premium channels or all HD channels not received)
Authorizations to display scrambled channels are sent via OOB data. Contact service provider
7
Unable to tune to a channel. (example: Pressing 1055 has no response and stays on current channel)
1055 is not available in the channel map. Channel map is sent via OOB from the service provider.
Verify OOB is locked. If OOB is locked, verify channel should be received. If not locked, troubleshoot for OOB failure on SIGNAL PWB and/or with service provider.
8
When using SA card channels changing automatically and random message about upgrade in process. (Channels are often like 10,000 to 50,000)
CableCARD firmware is out of date and being upgraded by service provider. If this process continues more than 60 minutes, contact the
service provider for updated card
9 Periodically encrypted channels become unavailable. Card is hung Unplug card or AC or perform initialize
10 Only Analog channels can be viewed. All digital/encrypted channels are unavailable
Proper authorization is not received or TV cannot display digital video
1st test for QAM clear channel (often network channels are provided free), if no QAM clear channel is available remove the card and memorize channels. Verify that a digital channel can be viewed. If known digital channel cannot be viewed suspect SIGNAL
11 ChannelView does not list program content or channel call letters
This information is provided in the form of OOB data tables and is sent at the discretion of the service provider
Contact service provider
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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TVGuide On-Screen (TVGOS)
When the TV is powered off it begins a processcalled ‘harvesting’. There are 2 types of harvesting; oneof which is TVGuide harvesting. During this harvestingprocess the TV scans through every channel and searchesfor TVGOS data. This data is located in the VBI (VerticalBlanking Interval). The TVGOS data will be locatedsomewhere between line 10 and line 25 of the VBI (exceptline 21).
The data is provided by Gemstar and is insertedinto the VBI by the broadcaster onto a ‘host channel’. Ahost channel can be any analog channel agreed upon byGemstar and the broadcaster. The data packets aretransmitted several times per day for several hours (Thiswill vary based on location). The TV must be in the OFFstate for the full duration of the transmission to receive thedata packets in their entirety.
When the harvesting begins the TV-Microenables the output from pin 43 of the Video Switch (seefigure1). The SUB-Y output of the video switch (IC2K01)is tapped off and sent to a sync separator where H and Vsync are isolated and sent to the PIC Micro. The syncsignals are used for timing of the control signals sent toIC7R04. This IC directs charge to a hold capacitor whichestablishes the slicing threshold for the comparator basedon the level of the incoming SUB-Y signal. Pin 2 of the PICMicro provides a hold function to stabilize the H-Syncduring the vertical blank time. The SUB-Y signal is sent toIC7R02 where the slicing is preformed. The output ofIC7R02 is serial data and is sent to Pin 1 of PIC Micro (Seefigure2). This data is assembled by the PIC Micro and isthen transfered by serial communication lines to the DMPWB via the TS connector and then to the Xilleonmicroprocessor.
(Example of VBI period - Pin 43 of IC2K01)
(Figure 1)
1/2 Frame 1/2 Frame
VBI
Total VBI Period
1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 0 2 1
Line 10startspossible data
Exampledata
(Example of VBI data - Pin 1 of IC7R01)
(Figure 2)
If there is no data in the VBIthen either you are not tunedto a host channel thatbroadcasts the data, there iscurrently no data beingbroadcast, or there is anupstream problem with thetuner circuit.
TIP: A test tape can be created byrecording the channel with theTVGuide VBI data onto a VHS tape.The recording must be during thetime that the data is transmitted. Itcan be used for the VBI slicing teston the next page.
TS
Main Tuner (TU-100)(Cable/ATSC/NTSC)
IC7R04MULTIPLEXER
IC2K01VIDEO SWITCH
IC7R05SYNC
SEPARATOR
IC7R01PIC
MICRO
SIGNAL-PWB DM-PWBAir in Cable
Matrix SW
IC7R02COMPARATOR
18
61
43
6
15
3
2
7
1
7
6
9
10
78
17
8
IC8307QUAD UART
9
10
24
25
27
26
51
41
TU1-
CV
G+VID(SUB-Y)
V-SYNC
H-SYNC
VBI-DATA-IN
GOS-TXD
GOS-RXD
XILLEON
SWITCHCONTROL
4
SYNC-PLL 2
1
3
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
TVGuide Diagnostics Mode:To access the TVGuide data section:
1)Press GUIDE button2) Highlight SETUP on the top service bar3) Press DOWN arrow one time to highlight the top menu item4) Press “753159852”
Data item TypeC is the amount of good TVGuide packets received by the TV. This value can be found onthe “Section Reception Slicing” page. To access it, press the UP arrow 2 times.Data Items:
Column HeaderSince Cold: List the total number of data packets the unit has received from any station
with TVGuide data since the last setup/reset.HostChan: Number of data packets the unit has received from it host stationCurrChan: Number of packets the unit is receiving from the channel it is currently tuned
Row HeaderStarts and Ends: Amount of Gemstar Data packets the unit has seenDrops: Amount of Gemstar packets being dropped/missedTypeB: Amount of good B packets received. B Packets are used to transmit adsBCorr: Amount of corrected B packetsBErrs: Amount of B packets with errors that could not be correctedTypeC: Amount of good C packets receivedCErrs: Amount of C packets with errors that could not be correctedCBad: Amount of C packets rejected by unitTotFrTape: A large number indicates that incorrect data is coming through
TVGuide VBI Slicing Test:Only to be used with VBI test signal that has known good TVGuide data or at a time when TVGuide data isknown to be present (see figure1 on previous page).
1) Connect known good signal with TVGuide data to ANT12) Tune to channel with known good TVGuide data (or recorded VHS tape)3) Press MENU > NetCommand > Guide4) Enter: TVGOS --ON; ANT1 -- Checked; Zip Code can be any; then press EXIT5) Press GUIDE button and then highlight SETUP6) Press DOWN arrow followed by “971397135”
Let the test run.1) VBI Test: PASS/FAIL2) All other tests > IGNORE
(TVGOS Cont)
DIGITAL CHANNEL CONVERSION:
Many cable providers are converting CableCARD lineups to be entirely digital. Mitsubishi models V26 -V34 are unable to receive the TVGOS data via digital transmission.
1) Split the incoming cable signal to ANT2. Memorize channels on ANT2 as “AIR”. Thensetup TVGOS for both ANT1 and ANT2. Within 48 hours the program listings will appear.
2) Contact the local cable provider to inform them that TVGOS data is no longer available onanalog channels or contact MDEA Consumer Relations dept.
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTION(s)Channel or Channels missing from Guide
Incorrect setup or TVGuide has not added station(s) yet 1) Verify TVGuide setup is correct. Source/Zip code/etc2) If still missing after 48 hours customer should contact MDEA
Incorrect Channel Lineup Incorrect setup or lineup was changed by service provider
1) Verify TVGuide setup is correct. Source/Zip code/etc2) If still missing after 48 hours customer should contact MDEA
Pressing GUIDE button shows "There is no data for this screen" or "No Listings" in the program area
More time is needed to D/L datasignal from station has been lostdata D/L is interupptedloss of powerchannel lineup was changed by service providerhardware failure
See flow chart below
(TVGOS Cont)
“No data for this screen” or “No Listings” in the
program sections
Is setup/zip code/lineup selection/source connection OK?
Only Continue if ALL below conditions have been met:
TV Power has been recycled48 hours since last setup/AC cycleTV has enough OFF timePower to TV is not fluctuatingCustomer does not turn TV on during D/L times
Enter TVGOS DIAG mode (see previous page)
Press UP 2x to enter “Section
Reception Slicing”
CErrs and CBad are 10%
of TypeC?TypeC is below
10,000
All data on page is all ZEROs?
Do an Initialize and wait 48 hours
Issue is resolved?
Check “System Statistics” Page in
TVGOS DIAG Mode
Is HOST Chann or VBI Chann listed in
the 90's?
Verify that channel has same program as expected host
channel.
It is the same station?
Use channel editor to change the tune
number for the host channel to this channel #
Do VBI Slicing Test (see
previous page)
Check G+Vid on IC2K01
From this point on you MUST have a valid TVGOS data
source
Check input to Pic Micro
Check continuity between Pic Micro and Quad UART
Replace Signal or DM PWB or TS-TS Cable
Refer to TVGuide instruction booklet
Source signal quality is poor
Do an Initialize and wait 48 hours
Problem is Resolved?
Problem is caused by source data. Customer should inform Cable/Broadcaster or MDEA
Consumer Relations
Replace Signal PWB
OK
Using CableCARD?
Have you tried splitter bypass to
ANT2?
Setup a splitter to ANT2, do TVGOS
system reset, setup TVGOS and
wait 48 hours
Remove CableCARD
Known issue with CableCARD is that service providers convert the analog host channel to a digital channel. The bypass is to split the incoming cable and memorize the channels on ANT2. ANT2 must be memorized as AIR. Then setup both ANT1 and ANT2 with TVGOS ON.
YES
NG
OK
10% or More
NO
YES
NO
YES
YESNO
YES
NO
FAIL
PASS
OK
NG NG
OK
YES
NO
NO
YES
OK
YES
NO
NO
YES
Problem is caused by source data. Customer should inform Cable/Broadcaster or MDEA
Consumer Relations
Page 18
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
Using Lead Free SolderPb Solder
The above symbol indicates Lead (Pb) Free solder wasused during the construction of PWBs. Only Lead Freesolder should be used when servicing these PWBs.
Solder must be compatible with that used by the manu-facturer. Leaded solder can not be used on PWBs manu-factured with Pb-free solder. The Mitsubishi standard forservice requires the use of Tin-Silver-Copper (Sn-96.5,Ag-3.0, Cu-0.5). It can be obtained through the PartsDepartment.Order part number: PB FREE SOLDER
Lead Free solder has a higher melting point, and doesnot “wet” as well as leaded solder. This means it doesnot adhere as readily to the solder iron tip, and the sur-face to be soldered. To counteract this, the flux used ismore corrosive.
The following cautions must be taken when using PbFree solder.
• Higher temperatures can cause the PWB towarp, detaching surface mount components.
• The flux is more corrosive.• The time required for a good
solder connection may take longer.• Poor wet-ability can cause solder balls.• Higher temperatures can cause flux spattering.• Soldering iron tip life is shortened.• Dull finish solder joints (not shiny) can appear to be
a “cold” solder joint.
In general a tip temperature of 700° F will usually provide goodresults.
Displays used to indicate Pb-freePCBs will be marked, indicating the level of Pb-free construc-tion. Table 1 defines the levels by phase and shows the differ-ent symbols that will be displayed on the PCB. Additionally, aPCB constructed using Pb-free solder may be simply markedLFS.
When possible, the indication will be placed close to the partnumber that is screened onto the PCB (not the part label).Figure 1 is an example of a PCB showing the display and itslocation.
Pb-Free Phase Definition Display
Short Display (When the area is too small)
Phase-1 PCB's constructed using Pb-free solder.
Phase-2 Solder, PCB surface finishing and component lead plating is Pb-free. Components may have internal Pb.
Phase-3 Solder, PCB surface finishing and components are Pb-free. (100% Pb-free)
Table 1: Pb-Free Phases and Symbols
Pb PCA
Pb Joints
Pb S
Pb J
Pb P
Pb Solder
Pb-FreeDisplay
Figure 2: Pb-Free display on PWB
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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DISASSEMBLY - LT-37131 & LT-37132Stand Removal
1. Place the TV face down on a soft clean surface with the stand extending over the edge of the table.
3. Unplug the motor drive cable from the rear of the TV.4. Remove 4 screws (A)
4. Remove the stand by sliding it towards the bottom of the TV.
Unplug Cable
AA
AA
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
Cabinet Back Removal1. Remove the screws indicated by the arrows on Cabinet Back.2. Lift the Cabinet Back off the TV.
Example of Arrows indicating screws to be removed
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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PWB Locations and Removal1. To remove PWBs, remove wall mount brackets, screws, shields and connectors as necessary.
PWB-DM(Behind Shield)
PWB-SIGNAL(Behind Shield) PWB-POWER
PWB-FRONT
PWB-AT_SW
PWBs-LED & PREAMPWALL MOUNT
BRACKETS
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
PWB Locations and Removal (Continued)
PWB-SIGNAL(Shield Removed)
PWB-DM(Shield Removed)
PWB-E2PNote: When replacing the PWB-DM, transferthe PWB-E2P from the old PWB-DM to thereplacement PWB-DM.
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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TV Chassis Assembly Removal1. Remove the Wall Mounts (3 screws each).2. From the PWB-POWER, remove connectors PF & PD and AC Power Cord PS.3. From the PWB-SIGNAL, remove connectors AT, AN, CE & LE from the bottom. Disconnect ES from the right
side and remove the cable from the wire clamps.4. From the PWB-DM, remove connectors VR & VT (37”) and the Ground Screw(s) (B).5. From the TV Chassis Mounting Plate, remove 6 Screws (C).6. Lift the complete TV Chassis Assembly up and off the LCD Panel Assembly.
WALL MOUNTBRACKETS
(3 Screws Each)
PD & PFES
VR & VT (37” Only)
AT, AN, CE, LE
SCREW (C) SCREW (C)
SCREW (C)
GROUNDSCREWS (B)
SCREW (C)
PWB-DM (Top View)
TV CHASSISASSEMBLY
PS
WIRE CLAMPS
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
LCD Panel Assembly Removal1. Remove the 2 Stand Brackets (3 screws each).2. Remove the PWB-AT-SW Assembly (2 screws).
3. Remove the Upper Panel Mounting Bracket (7 screws).
4. Remove the Lower Panel Mounting Bracket (8 screws).
STAND MOUNTINGBRACKET (3 SCREWS)
STAND MOUNTINGBRACKET (3 SCREWS)
PWB-AT_SWASSEMBLY(2 SCREWS)
LOWER PANEL MOUNTINGBRACKET (8 SCREWS)
UPPER PANEL MOUNTINGBRACKET (7 SCREWS)
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
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5. Lift Panel Assembly out and away from the Bezel-Front.
LCD Panel Assembly Replacement1. Transfer the wiring harnesses on the LCD Panel Assembly. Use the new tape supplied with the replacement
panel to secure the cables as original.2. New cushion spacers, also supplied, should be attached to the replacement panel as original.3. Reverse the Removal Procedure making sure to install all screws with the same type as those removed.4. Dress all wiring harnesses in the original positions.
DISASSEMBLY - LT-46131 & LT-46231Disassembly of the LT-46131 & LT-46231 is similar to the LT-37131 & LT-37132. Specific detailswill be provided in a future update of this manual.
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
Parts OrderingTo expedite delivery of replacement parts orders, specify the following:1. Model Number/Serial Number2. Part Number and description3. Quantity
Note: Unless complete information is supplied, delay in processing of orders will result.
Critical and Warranty Parts Designation
Critical Electrical Components are indicated by Bold Type in the Parts List, and in the schematicdiagrams by shading.
Parts Tolerance CodesRefer to the following chart for tolerance characteristics of electrical components.
IC8G10 276P325010 IC-C-MOS - MAX4232AKA+T/SOT-23+IC8G20 276P064010 IC-C-MOS - SN74LVC1G125DBVIC8H01 270P658030 IC - CXA2019AQ/T4IC8X01 271P229010 IC - TA8409FG abIC9A10 267P168010 IC - STR-G9628IC9A20 271P142010 IC - RT9H301CIC9A40 271P237010 IC - STR-T2268IC9A50 271P142010 IC - RT9H301CIC9A60 271P234010 IC - PQ1CY032ZPHIC9C51 271P072020 IC - LD29150DT33IC9C60 271P072030 IC - LD29150DT50IC9G00 271P141010 IC - TPS40071PWPRIC9G24 270P879030 IC - SC1566I5M-2.5TRIC9G50 271P141010 IC - TPS40071PWPRIC9G70 271P071020 IC - BA09SFPIC9H00 271P141010 IC - TPS40071PWPRIC9H02 271P141010 IC - TPS40071PWPRIC9M02 271P072010 IC - LD29150DT25
TRANSISTORSCHIP Type Transistors (Listed by Part No.)
ACCESSORIES242D483020 IR-MOUSE bd290P137010 REMOTE-CONTROL - V33/V33+ ac290P137020 REMOTE-CONTROL-STD bd290P137030 REMOTE-CONTROL-MINI dI/B LT37132 INSTRUCTION BOOK bdI/B LT37131 INSTRUCTION BOOK acI/QR LT37131 QR GUIDE aI/QR LT37132 QR GUIDE bI/QR LT46131 QR GUIDE cI/QR LT46231 QR GUIDE d
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MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
POWER SUPPLY
Page 38
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
DM & SIGNAL POWER SUPPLIES
Page 39
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
VIDEO SIGNAL PATH
Page 40
MODELS: LT-37131 / LT-37132 / LT-46131 / LT-46231
AUDIO SIGNAL PATH
SHADED COMPONENTS HAVE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
IMPORTANT TO SAFETY. BEFORE REPLACING ANY OF
THESE COMPONENTS, READ CAREFULLY THE PRODUCT
SAFETY NOTICE IN THE SERVICE MANUAL. DON’T
DEGRADE THE SAFETY OF THE RECEIVERS THROUGH
IMPROPER SERVICING.
CE
CN3
PJ
AT
PA
AN1AN2 LE
PDPJ
AM
LE
PH
AT
ES
PG
AN
EP
PG
EP
CE
PS
PH
PA
DC
DC
PF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1
2
3
4
5
6
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
13
12
11
10
98
76
54
32
1
1 2 31 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 141 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
12
34
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3
43
21
12
34
56
78
910
11
12
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5
5
35
12
49
6
44
4
19
38
15
50
12
47
30
25
10
9
25
12
18
15
129
35
17
7
13
37
22
1
3
31
48
14
23 3
25
1
22
41
20
8
9
50
7
2
1
1
37
38
4
1012
7
4
28
45
4
18
21
5
17
49
10
17
20
30
6
5
6
29
1311
6
6
49
11
22
21
21
23
14
2
28
13
4
28
18
15
36
10
10
8
1
7
27
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4
10
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32
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4
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40
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49
6
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1
16
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10
131725
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828
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1428
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1
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19
6
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10
5
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8
45
30
6
30
41
1715
39
36
7
3
50
19
50
15
25
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1919
11
11
29
3
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7
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19
or
+
+
5VSB
GND
GND
GND
NC
PA-H
INV-RELAY
BIN2+
INV-SW
GND
IR-IN
TEMP1
RESERVE
DM-R
GND
21VAUD
GND
V-H
MN-L
GND
INV-SHORT
BIN0+
KSC0
FREERUN
INV-SW
RESERVE
RESERVE
12VSB
21VAUD
GND
5VSB
GND
NC
BIN3+
BRIGHT
GND
BRIGHT
STAND-DET
TEMP2
NC
9VB
A-GND
GND
GND
GND
BCLK-
MAIN-V
NC
RESERVE
R
3.3VB
SMR
GND
GND
INV-SW
KISC0
BIN3-
RESERVE
GND
VINV
GND
NC
RESERVE
12VSB
SMP
L
GND
GND
GND
AIN2+
KISC1
GNG
TU1-R
VINV
VINV
GND
O/S SET
N.C.
E
GND
STATUS-G
GND
GND
9VB
PANEL-PWR
BIN1+
AT-DIR-IN
RESERVE
GND
GND
AT-DIR-IN
FRAME1
GND
RESERVE
MANRST
N.C.
GND
5VSDA
DM-L
GND
SUB-PR/C
BIN2+
AT-DIR-IN
R/L GND
GND
GND
O/S SET
GND
RESERVE
GND
TU1-L
Bright
VINV
GND
RMC
GND
INV-PWR
GND
BIN1-
AT-DIR-IN
SELLVDS
GND
MUTE-MNT
TEMP3
GND
GND
RESERVE
INV-RELAY
GND
INV/SW
VINV
IR-IN
INV-SHORT
AC-OFF
GND
BIN2-
U/D
GND
MANRST
GND
RESERVE
GND
TEMP3
MAIN-RELAY
GND
5VSCL
GND
AIN0+
RESERVE
5VSB
GND
GND
VINV
RESERVE
VINV
BRIGHT
TU1-CV
AT-L
GND
RESERVE
AVR-L
PANELVCC
TEMP1
INV-SHORT
GND
GND
RESERVE
INPUT-DET1
BCLK-
GND
MAIN-H TEMP2
GND
RESERVE
KISC0
SD-SUB
SB-CCD
RESERVE
GND
RESERVE
GND
Reserved
GND
KISC1
GND
GND
PA
GND
VINV
MAIN-PB
RESERVE
Reserved
PANELVCC
GND
MANRST
GND
SUB-V
GND
VINV
3.3VB
ROUT(-)
BIN3+
INV-SW
PANELVCC
IMP-CONT
PANELVCC
GND
GND
RMC
SUB-H
SUB-Y
VINV
VINV
GND
GND
PANELVCC
GND
ROUT(+)
Reserved
AVR-DET
PA-H
GND
GND
GND
5VSB
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
TEST
GND
GND
MN-L
GND
STBY-ON
GND
12VSB
AIN1-
GND
GND
TEST
AC-OFF
GND
Reserved
GND
LOUT(+)
INV-PWR
GND
GND
SUB-V
KSC1
Reserved
FREERUN
LED
STBY-ON
Reserved
GND
PANELVCC
5VSDA
GND
LOUT(-)
INV-SW
MAIN-H
SCLE
MUTESPKR
R/L
IR-IN
5VSB
MN-R
PANELVCC
STATUS-R
VINV
NC
GND
SDAE
U/D
PWRLED
MUTE-AVR
GND
Von
MN-CCD
RxInO0-
KSC1
VINV
BRIGHT
MAIN-PR
AT-R
SELLVDS
GND
GND
Vbrt
GND
N.C.
GND
INPUT-DET1
IN3-C
3.3V
STATUS-R
PANEL-PWR
12VSB
PANELVCC
IN3-R
GND
GND
STATUS-G
VINV
MAIN-Y
AT-L
GND
Reserved
GND
S-SW
SUB-PB SUB-PB
MAIN-PB
AT9V
RMC
12VSA
SD-MN
GND
MAIN-PR
SD-MN
N.C.
TU1-CV
DM-CV
GND
5VSB
GND
GND
TU1-L
GND
IN3-L
GND
GND
GND
INV-RELAY
VINV
AVR-R
AT-DIR-IN
INV/SW
AIN0+
GND
GND
GND
GND
IN3-V
GND
PA-H
A-GND
AVR-DET
AIN1+
GND
DM-L
V-SW
SD-SUB
BRIGHT
GND
PA-H
21VAUD
AC-OFF
STAND-DET
Bright
AIN1-
GND
KSC0
MUTE-AVR
GND
GND
GND
A-GND
GND
GND
ACLK-
GND
PANELVCC
STATUS-G
GND
GND
RMC
GND
A-GND
GND
N.C.
AIN2+
RxInO0+
PANEL-PWR
STATUS-R
N.C.
VINV
GND
PANELVCC
3DRST
21VAUD
AVR-L
IN3-Y
AIN2-
RxInO1+
G+VID
GND
GND
STATUS-G
GND
PANELVCC
PA
AIN3+
AT-R
E
GND
ACLK+
RxInO1-
GND
INPUT-DET0
V
5VSB
BIN0-
GND
PANELVCC
PA
ACLK-
INV-RELAY
E
TU1-R
RxInOCLK+
V-SW
BIN2- GND
PA-H
PANELVCC
INV-SHORT
MOTOR-R
AVR-R
RxInO2+
GND
BCLK+
S-SW
PA-H
PANELVCC
GND
MOTOR-L
RxInOCLK-
KSC0
DM-CV
BIN1+
VINV
PA-H
GND
IN3-V
MN-R
MUTESPKR2
RxInO2-
BIN0-
GND
VINV
PA-H
AIN3-
GND
N.C.
IN3-Y
RxInO3+
N.C.
GND
AIN0-
VINV
SMR
TEST
E
GND
N.C.
RxInO3-
MAIN-RELAY
MAIN-Y
BCLK+
5VSCL
VINV
GND
IN3-C
TEST
SMP
PA
GND
MUTESPKR2
RxInE1+
R/L
N.C.
BIN3-
GND
VINV
U/D
IN3-R
PA
5VSB
RxInE2+
GND
GND
AIN2-
PWRLED
VINV
N.C.
GND
MANRST
12VSA
LED
RxInECLK+
GND
CSI_CONT
SUB-H
ACLK+
INPUT-DET0
GND
GND
N.C.
GND
GND
RxInE0+
SELLVDS
GND
PANELVCC
BIN0+
MUTE-MNT
VINV
GND
STAND-DET
N.C.
RxInE3-
GND
PANELVCC
AIN1+
GND
VINV
GND
GND
AC-OFF
V
MAIN-RELAY
GND
RxInE3+
GND
PANELVCC
SUB-PR/C
RESERVE
VINV
SB-CCD
MAIN-RELAY
KSC0
GND
GND
GND
RxInE2-
GND
PANELVCC
TEST
VINV
GND
GND
GND
STAND-DET
GND
VINV
RxInE1-
GND
GND
GND
GND
RESERVE
GND
GND
INV-PWR
PANELVCC
PANEL-PWR
VINV
R
IN3-L
GND
GND
RxInECLK-
GND
GND
SUB-Y
VINV
MN-CCD
STAND-DET
NC
GND
AIN3+
IR-IN
GND
GND
RxInE0-
GND
L
PA
AIN0-
GND
DM-R
STATUS-R
NC
INV-SW
BRIGHT
E-H
AIN3-
G+VID
VINV
E
GND
GND
GND
AT7V
GND
3DRST
GND
INV-PWR
GND
PANELVCC
GND
BIN1-
MUTESPKR
GND
PANELVCC
FRAME1
GNG
GND
E
6P6P
4P4P
SCLE
3.3V
GND
SDAE
N.C. N.C.
NP
-0%
: Metalized plastic film capacitor
Value
: Metal oxide film resistor(Type B)
II
M = 1,000,000 Ohm
Not indicated
K = 1,000 Ohm
Not indicated
: Metal film resistor
Not indicated
: Metal plate cement resistor
: Metalized paper
M=+/-20%
I
6. This is a basic schematic diagram. Some sets may be subject
to modification according to engineering improvement
PF, for numbers more than 1
Wattage
-0%
MB
: Twin film capacitor
: Electrolytic capacitor
TF
MPP
: Styrol capacitor
C=+/-0.25PF
D=+/-0.5PF
Not indicated = Ohm
CH, SL, etc. : Temperature compensaing types
ML
Not indicated
MP
: Cemented resistorCE
Not indicated = +/- 10%
Type
4. CAPACITOR
I
TAN
Z=+80%
: Electrolytic capacitor
NP
ground with a high-Z voltmeter
II
Not indicated = 1/4W or 1/6W
: Tantalum capacitor
Parts
except
for
chips
G=+/-2%
chips
: Semiconductor Ceramic capacitor
1. DC voltages were measured from points indicated to the circuit
D=+/-2PF
Parts
except
for
chips
PS
2. Wave form were taken with standard color bar signal.
: Metalized polyester capacitor
K = +/-10%
J = +/-5%
Chips
: Wire wound resistor
D = +/-0.5%
Parts exceptfor chips
: Metal liner resistor
: Ceramic capacitor chip
Q=+30%
TANT
MF,PP
: Carbon resistor
T=+200%
Tolerance
5. RESITOR
Not indicated = 1/10W
: Fixed composition resistor
: Non polarized electrolytic capacitor
Not indicated : 50V
F=+/-1PF
MF
: Polypropylene film capacitor
M
chips
P=+100%
: chip resistor
: Aluminus electrolytic capacitor
No tolerance is indicated
for electrolytic capacitor
and +/- 20%
MMF
Not indicated = +/-5%
SC
Type
K=+/-10%
W
MP
-20%
PP
-10%
Value Not indicated
3. TP13.etc. show test points.
F = +/-1%
Tolerance
: Ceramic capacitor
uF, for numbers less than 1
S
: Polyester polypropylene film capacitor
: Non polarized electrolytic capacitor chip
ALM
Dielectricstrength
J=+/-5%
: Polyester capacitor
Not indicated : F or B (high dielrctric percentage)
DA
DB
VR
ES1
R_SP
L_SP
CN4
CN446"Only
CN1CN1
DA
46" Only37"Only
46"Only
37" Only 37" Only
37"Only
37"Only
DB
CN5
AM1
VT
CN2
CN6
37"Only
* NOTES
LT-37132 VLP33+
LT-46131 VLP33
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CONTENTS LT-37131 VLP33
LT-46231 VLP33+
PANEL
LCD-MODULE
INVERTER
RELAYANT
PWB-FRONT
E2P
PWB-POWER
INVERTER
PWB-PREAMPPWB-LED
PWB-SIGNAL
PWB-DM
M
PWB-AT-SW
PWB-E2P
CONTROL
144 203 101 215 1711 136 2216 1872 9 15 19128
A
B
J
K
H
E
F
C
G
PG 1.....BLOCK
D
I
L
M
N
O
L_OUT-
L_OUT+
R_OUT+
R_OUT-
Characteristic(Only ceramiccapacitor)
X-RADIATION PRECAUTION
TO AVOID POSSIBLE TO X-RADIATION TAKE RADIATION PROTECTIVE
MEASURE FOR PERSONNEL DURONG SERVICING.
SEE SERVICE INSTRUCTION FOR SPECIFIED REPLACEMENT
PARTS AND SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS.
THIS PRODUCT INCLUES CRITICAL ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL PARTS ESSENTIAL FOR X-RADIATION PRORECTION