September, 2005

Training Materials Prepared by: ALVIE RODGERS C.E.T.

1998 MODEL RELEASE MODEL CHASSIS

50UX58B 50UX58K 60UX58B 60UX58K 55UX58B 50SBX78B 60SBX78B 55FX48B 50FX48B 60EX38B 70SBX74B

AP-83 AP-83 AP-83 AP-83 AP-83P AP-84 AP-84 AP-82 AP-62P AP-52P AP-74

61HDX98B HDTV

CONTENTS... 1998/99 AP-83 and AP-84 Chassis Projection Television Information INSTRUCTOR Alvie Rodgers C.E.T. (Norcross, GA.)

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AP-83 CHASSIS TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION (1) GENERAL INFORMATION:

1998 PTV Model Line Up ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01-01 New Features ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01-02 New HDTV Features ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01-03 Ultra Shields ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01-04

SECTION (2) POWER SUPPLY INFORMATION: Power Supply SHUTDOWN Explanation -------------------------------------------------------------------- 02-01 Power Supply SHUTDOWN Block Diagram ----------------------------------------------------------------- 02-03 Power Supply SHUTDOWN Circuit Diagram ---------------------------------------------------------------- 02-07 Shutdown X-RAY PROTECT Circuit Diagram -------------------------------------------------------------- 02-08 Green and Red LED Used for Visual Troubleshooting ------------------------------------------------------ 02-09 POWER ON/OFF Explanation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02-10 POWER ON/OFF Circuit Diagram ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02-13 I901 Internal Block Diagram and Explanation ---------------------------------------------------------- 02-14 ~ 18

SECTION (3) MICROPROCESSOR INFORMATION: Microprocessor DATA COMMUNICATION Circuit Diagram ------------------------------------------- 03-01 Data Communication SURROUND PWB Circuit Diagram ------------------------------------------------- 03-02 Audio and Video MUTE Circuit Diagram --------------------------------------------------------------------- 03-03 Mute Circuit TERMINAL PWB Circuit Diagram ----------------------------------------------------------- 03-04 FRONT SPEAKER OFF Circuit Diagram-------------------------------------------------------------------- 03-05 On Screen Display OSD Signal Path Circuit Diagram -------------------------------------------------------- 03-06 MEMORY INITIALIZATION Circuit Diagram ----------------------------------------------------------- 03-07 PICTURE BLANKING and VM MUTE Circuit Diagram ----------------------------------------------- 03-08

SECTION (4) VIDEO CIRCUIT INFORMATION: UX Model VIDEO Signal Circuit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 04-01 Auto Brightness Limiter ABL Circuit -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04-02 Horizontal and Vertical BLANKING -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04-03 Horizontal and Vertical SWEEP LOSS Detection Circuit -------------------------------------------------- 04-04 AUTO LINK DETECTION Circuit Diagram --------------------------------------------------------------- 04-05 SYNC Circuit Diagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04-06

SECTION (5) AUDIO CIRCUIT INFORMATION: AP-83 AUDIO Signal Circuit Diagram (Main & Terminal) ------------------------------------------------- 05-01 AP-83 AUDIO SURROUND (SRS) Circuit Diagram ------------------------------------------------------ 05-02 AP-84 Chassis AUDIO SIGNAL (Main & Terminal) Circuit Diagram Tentative --------------------- 05-03 AP-84 Chassis AUDIO SIGNAL (Surround PWB) Circuit Diagram Tentative ----------------------- 05-04

SECTION (6) DIGITAL CONVERGENCE CIRCUIT INFORMATION: DIGITAL CONVERGENCE Interface Circuit Diagram --------------------------------------------------- 06-01 REMOTE CONTROL CLU-612MP DCAM Functions -------------------------------------------------- 06-02

SECTION (7) Specifications and Features: ------------------------------------------------------------ 07-01

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SECTION ONE

G E N E R A L I N F O

GENERAL INFORMATION

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

1998 PTV Model Line Up

MODEL 50SBX78B 60SBX78B 70SBX74B CHASSIS AP84 AP84 AP74 Super Bright UltraVision Super Bright UltraVision Super Bright UltraVision (Continued) UltraVision UltraVision UltraVision Maxus Maxus Maxus UltraVision HDX (HDTV) UltraVision Digital

50UX58B/K AP83 60UX58B/K AP83 55UX58B 55FX48B 50FX48B 60EX38B AP83P AP82 AP62P AP52P

61HDX98B AP84P 60SDX88B AP84D

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NEW FEATURES

New Digital Convergence (FX Models)

New 2-Level Mute (UX & SBX Models)

New Front Panel Lock Out (UX & SBX Models)

New Component Video Inputs (UX & SBX Models)

New IR Blaster Port for TV Guide (SBX Models)

New Dolby Digital (AC3) Output (SBX Models)

New TV Guide + Interactive Program Guide (SBX Models)

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NEW HDTV FEATURES

New HDTV Capability

New Progressive Scanning

New VSB Digital Decoder (18 Formats)

New Four 4:3 Picture Formats

New Rear Smart Card Slot & LNB Port

New Built-In DSS/HDSS IRD

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ULTRA SHIELDS

T50PS 50" UltraShield (for Oak Cabinets) T50U

New 50" UltraShield (for Black Cabinets)

T55PS 55" UltraShield (for Oak Cabinets) T55U

New 55" UltraShield (for Black Cabinets)

T60PS 60" UltraShield (for Oak Cabinets) T60U

New 60" UltraShield (for Black Cabinets)

T61UW

New 61" 16x9 UltraShield

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SECTION TWO

P O W E R S U P P L Y

APAP-8X CHASSIS POWER SUPPLY

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AP-8X CHASSIS POWER SUPPLY EXPLANATION

The power supply in the AP-8X chassis works very similar to the previous models, with some very significant exceptions. This power supply runs at 50% when the AC is applied with the set OFF. The use of the power supply creating the A12V supply eliminates the need for a Stand-By transformer. The following explanation will describe the Turning ON and OFF of the projection television. (Coming soon, Power Supply Operation in Stand-By mode explanation for more details).

Power Supply Frequency of Operation During Run

When the Horizontal deflection is in operation, the power supply frequency fluctuates in accordance to screen brightness, causing differing demands for High Voltage replacement. The normal operational range for the power supply is between 30 KHz to 50 KHz. The lower the frequency, the higher the current supplied to the load. During Stand-By, it operates at 20KHz.

Power Supply Shutdown Explanation

This chassis utilizes I901 as the Osc.\Driver \Switch for the power supply, just as the previous chassis have done. This IC is very similar to the previous versions, however it does differ in Frequency, (described previously) and in Stand-By detection. The Shutdown circuit, (cold ground side detection), is routed to I901 via a common circuit. This circuit is comprised of Q914 (the Shutdown SCR), I902 (the Photo Coupler), which isolates the Hot ground from the Cold ground and couples the Shutdown signal to the Hot Ground side, and I901 pin 7 (the 100% Dead time pin, See Figure 1.) All of the Power Supply Shutdown circuitry can be broken down into the following groups; Voltage Missing Detection Excessive Current Detection Voltage Too High Detection In the following explanation, the Shutdown circuits will be grouped, this will assist the Service Technician with trouble shooting the Chassis, by understanding these circuits and having the associated circuit routs, the technician can then Divide and Conquer.

Q914
ShutDown S.C.R.

I902
ShutDown Photocoupler

I901
ShutDown Pin (7) on Power Supply Driver & Output IC

Figure 1 (Shut down common circuitry)

Commonly Used Shutdown Detection Circuits Excessive Current Detection. (See Figure 2 on Next Page)
One very common circuit used in many Hitachi television products is the B+ Excessive Current Sensing circuit. In this circuit is a low ohm resistor in series with the particular power supply, (labeled B+ in the drawing). The value of this resistor is determined by the maximum current allowable within a particular power supply. In the case of Figure 2, the value is shown as a 0.47 ohm, however it could be any low ohm value. When the current demand increases, the voltage drop across the resistor increases. If the voltage drop is sufficient to reduce the voltage on the base of the transistor, the transistor will conduct, producing a Shutdown signal that is directed to the appropriate circuit.

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Current Detection Resistor
B+ 0.47 Any Positive B+ Supply B+

Iv

Voltage Loss Detector

Q1
Shut-Down Signal

Figure 2

Shut-Down Signal

Figure 3

Voltage Loss or Excessive Load Detection (See Figure 3)

The second most common circuit used is the Voltage Loss Detection circuit. This is a very simple circuit that detects a loss of a particular power supply and supplies a Pull-Down path for the base of a PNP transistor. (See Figure 3) This circuit consist of a diode connected by its cathode to a positive B+ power supply. Under normal conditions, the diode is reversed biases, which keeps the base of Q1 pulled up, forcing it OFF. However, if there is a short or excessive load on the B+ line, the diode in effect will have a LOW on its cathode, turning it ON. This will allow a current path for the base bias of Q1, which will turn it ON and generates a Shutdown Signal.

B+ Voltage Too High Detection. (See Figure 4)

In this circuit, a Zener diode is connected to a voltage divider or in some cases, directly to a B+ power supply. If the B+ voltage increases, the voltage at the voltage divider or the cathode of the zener diode will rise. If it gets to a predetermined level, the zener will fire. This action creates a Shutdown Signal.

Voltage Too High Detector

Any Positive B+ Supply

Shut-Down Signal

Figure 4

Negative Voltage Loss Detection. (See Figure 5)

The purpose of the Negative Voltage Loss detection circuit is to compare the negative voltage with its counter part positive voltage. If at any time, the negative voltage drops or disappears, the circuit will produce a Shutdown signal. In Figure 5, there are two resistors of equal value. One to the positive voltage, (shown here as +12V) and one to the negative voltage, (shown here as -12V). At their tie point, (neutral point), the voltage is effectually zero (0) volts. If however, the negative voltage is lost due to an excessive load or defective negative voltage regulator, the neutral point will go positive. This in turn will cause the zener diode to fire, creating a Shutdown Signal.

Negative Voltage Loss Detector

+12V -12V

Figure 5

Shut-Down Signal

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AP-83 Shutdown Circuit
In the figure below, (See Figure 6) is a block diagram indicating all of the Shutdown inputs that will stop the power supply. There are a total of 22 individual Shutdown inputs. In addition, there are also two Shutdown inputs that are specifically detected by the main power driver IC, I901 that protect it from excessive current or over voltage.

AP-83 POWER SUPPLY SHUTDOWN BLOCK DIAGRAM

Deflection B+ (120V) Excessive Current Det. Deflection B+ (120V) Excessive Voltage Det.

I901 ShutDown Pin (7) on Power Supply Driver & Output IC

I902 ShutDown Photocoupler

Q914 ShutDown S.C.R.

A12V Loss Det. 12V Too High Det.

Shorted I909 (-M12V Reg) Det. Q913 5V Short Det. VERTICAL 26V Short Det. AUDIO 32V Short Det. TV9V Short Det. TV12V Short Det.

Leaky Short Det. Diode Det.

-M23V Loss Det. -M12V Loss Det. Vert. 26V Too High Det.

Shorted I913 Det. 12V Too High Det. Shorted (TV9V Reg.) I912 Det. PSD2 Signal PWB "HV PROTECT" Mutes CRTs through MUTE Cirucit when Q914's Gate is High

X-RAY PROTECT From Deflection Trouble Detection Circuits CRT Heater Loss Det. Vertical IC Excess Current Det. 12V Too High Det. Figure 6

Excessive High Voltage Det. Leaking C614 (Pump Up Cap.) Det.

Power Deflection PWB

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All of the Shutdown detection circuits can be categorized by the four previously described circuits

Voltage Loss Detection Shorted I909 (-M12V Regulator Det.) 5V Short Det. Vertical 26V Short Detection Audio 32V Short Detection TV9V Short Detection TV5V Short Detection CRT Heater Loss Detection I909 (-M12V Regulator) Shorted IC Detection A12V Loss Detection Negative Voltage Loss Detection -M23V Loss Detection -M12V Loss Detection Excessive Current Detection Deflection B+ 120V Excessive Current Detection Vertical IC Excessive Current Detection Voltage Too High Detection Deflection B+ Too High Detection Scan derived 56V Too High Detection

Excessive High Voltage Detection Vertical Pump Up Capacitor Leakage Detection 12V Too High Detection Vertical IC B+ (12V) Too High Detection Shorted TV9V Regulator (I912) Detection Vertical 26V Too High Detection Shorted I913 (A5V Regulator) Detection Leaky Short Detection Diode Detection Note The Leaky Short Detection Diode D959 monitors only those Short Detection Diodes that are associated with voltages above 20Vdc.

Any one of these circuits activated will STOP the power supply, and create a Power Supply Shutdown Condition. (See the X-Ray Shutdown Diagram on page 02-07) (Also see the X-Ray Protect Circuit Diagram on page 02-08)

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Trouble Shooting the Power Supply Shutdown Circuit
The AP-83 utilizes some Visual Reference LEDs to determine the operational state of the Power Supply. The following Voltages are monitored by a GREEN LED. (See Diagram on Page 02-09 for details). 27V -M27V TV9V TV5V Deflection B+ (120V) Audio 32V A12V There is also a RED LED (D912), that monitors the condition of I901, which is the Power Supply Driver IC. The service technician can observe these LEDs and make a determination if the power supply is operational. As stated previously, this power supply operates even if the set is OFF. This condition is call Stand-By. While the Power Supply is in Stand-By, there are several things the Service Technician should observe, utilizing these LEDs. First When the Set is in Stand-By All of the LEDs should by ON except the TV9V and the TV5V LEDs. These two voltages are OFF in Stand-By. Second When the Set is turned ON The RED L.E.D., (D912) should be ON anytime the set is plugged into AC voltage. Normal brightness is when the set is operating normally. In the AP-83, this RED L.E.D. also has a condition where it Blinks. If there is a Shutdown condition that arrives from any of the 22 Shutdown inputs described previously, the L.E.D. Blinks On/Off repeatedly. Anytime the Power Supply is in Shutdown, none of the green L.E.Ds. should be ON. If there is a condition that creates a load on a B+ line which is monitored by a Green LED, the Service Technician should carefully observe all Green L.E.Ds. during turn ON. If it is detected that one of the Green L.E.Ds. attempt to come ON or possibly never comes ON, then that particular B+ source should be investigated for a loaded condition. This may be very difficult to determine because the set will Shutdown quickly, due to the Excessive Load or Short Detection circuitry. When the RED L.E.D. is found to be Blinking, then the Service Technician must begin to isolate the Shutdown inputs to determine from which detection circuit the Shutdown is being generated. Generally, the first step should be to remove the Deflection B+ fuse (E994). (Please note, during this process, the Deflection and High Voltage circuits will be defeated. The Heater circuit is monitored by the Shutdown circuit. If its lost, the set will shutdown. To allow the Power Supply to operate, it is necessary to defeat this circuit when removing the Fuse E994. To defeat the Heater Loss Circuit, lift one end of D724). This will deactivate the most common Shutdown inputs created from a defective Deflection circuit generally caused by a shorted Horizontal Output Transistor. If at this time the Power Supply returns to operation, investigate the Horizontal Output Transistor and all circuits providing an input to the X-Ray Protect path. (See the X-Ray Shutdown Diagram on page 02-07) (Also see the X-Ray Protect Circuit Diagram on page 02-08) The most common areas to investigate are Shorted Vertical Output IC Open R737 (Heater output from Flyback) If by removing E994, the Power Supply doesnt return to normal operation, further isolation is necessary. One of the most common circuits to investigate is Shorted Rear Audio Output IC If this circuit checks normal, begin by removing Q913. WARNING When Q913 is removed, the Power Supply Short Detection circuits are defeated. Remove the CRT PWBs to prevent Burning of the CRTs and use Quick cycling On/Off of the set. These cautions MUST BE OBSERVED.
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If at this time the Power Supply returns to normal operation, investigate; Shorted Front/Center Audio Output IC Short on the TV9V line Short on the TV5V line These suggestions are the most common areas to investigate for fault. Other circuit areas that may need investigation are; shorted 5V line or the -M12V line is too high, (negatively). These recommendations are the most common circuits areas to check. There are other circuits that can cause Shutdown, please utilize the Power Supply Shutdown Circuit diagram for a complete list. (See the X-Ray Shutdown Diagram on page 02-07) (Also see the X-Ray Protect Circuit Diagram on page 02-08) The Figure on page 7 represents all of the X-Ray Protect inputs feed back to the Shutdown SCR from the Deflection PWB side.

AP-8X X-RAY PROTECT Circuit Diagram. (See the X-Ray Protect Circuit Diagram on page 02-08)
Any high generated from the Deflection Circuit Shutdown sensing circuit will be routed out the X-Ray Protect line to the Power Supply and generate a Shutdown event.

Heater Loss Detection Circuitry

This circuit is a new addition for Hitachi product. Its responsibility is to monitor for a loss of the Heater voltage. Since the Heater voltage is utilized for the Excessive High Voltage Detection circuit; it is necessary to monitor the source voltage used by this circuit. If a circumstance arose, in which the Heater voltage disappeared, such as the opening of R737, then there would be NO Excessive High Voltage Detection. To prevent the operation of the set without High Voltage Detection, the Circuit comprised of Q710, D723, D721, and D721 constantly monitors the Heater Voltage. If for some reason the Heater voltage disappeared, the two zeners would no longer supply pull-up voltage to the base of Q710. This would cause the base voltage to decrease on the base of Q710 and a high would be impressed on the anode of D725. This would cause the set to Shutdown.

Vertical Output IC Excessive Current Detection.

Q609 monitors the V26V power supply to I601 (Vertical Output IC). If this IC draws too much current, the base voltage of Q609 will drop turning it on. Its Collector will go high. This high is routed through D615 to the X-Ray protect line shutting down the Power Supply.

Vertical Charge Pump Capacitor Leakage Detection.

D606 monitors the Charge Pump Capacitor C614. If this capacitor leaks, the voltage will rise on D606 anode generating a shutdown event.

Excessive High Voltage Detection.

D709 monitors the Heater Voltage. This voltage will reflect the status of the High voltage, but its a much lower voltage and easier to handle. If this voltage goes too high indicating that High Voltage is too high, the diode will fire. The heater voltage is generated by the pulse output from the Flyback T702 being rectified by D712 and filtered by C731.

12V Line Too High Detection.

D607 monitors the 12V line. If this voltage goes too high, the zener will fire generating a shutdown event through D606. .

AP-83 POWER SUPPLY SHUTDOWN CIRCUIT

T901 15 5V R962 11.5V R963 A12V A12V Loss Det. D959 A12V Too High Det. Leaky Short Det. Diode Det. I909 (-M12V Reg) Shorted Det. 5V Short Det. VERTICAL 26V Short Det. AUDIO 32V Short Det. TV9V Short Det. D943 TV12V Short Det. D925 D958 D956 D942 R968 0.1V D923 D941 D922 D924 R922 A5V R923 R920 Vert. 26V Vert. 26V Too High Det. D920 R921 12V I912 (TV9V Reg.) Shorted Det. X-Ray Protect 0V D952 D957 4.6V D929 C929 R931 0.47 119.1V 0.9V R933 R932 R935 D931 D932 R950 R949 0.1V C943 D933 11.9V 1 A12V 11.3V R948 2 Deflection B+ (120V) Excessive Current Det. R934

Deflection B+
Deflection B+ (120V) Excessive Voltage Det. Osc. B+ & Run B+

120+
To Flyback

Q903
118.5V

Q909

I902

24.2V 4 1.9V 3

R916

I901 24.2V 5 Osc B+

1.9V 7 Shut Down

11.3V

Q914

RED LED Not On = Start Up B+ Missing Normal Glow = Osc. B+ Present Bright Glow or BLINK= SHUTDOWN

"RED" D912 R915 D960 R971 D937 D919 D936 D961 HV Protect Mutes CRTs

Q913
R970 2.6V R969 2.6V

D921

D963 D926 D945 D944

Q912
27V -M23V -M23V Loss Det.

3.1V R989 4.6V

12V -M12V -M12V Loss Det.

Q918

R990 A5V D975

I913 Shorted Det.

12V Too High Det.

Q905

Q906

Power ON High

X-RAY PROTECT FROM DEFLECTION CIRCUIT D607 = 12V Too High Det. D608 = Leaking C614 (Pump Up) Det. Q609 & D615 = Vertical IC Excess Current Det. D709 = Excessive High Voltage Det. Q710 & D725 = CRT Heater Loss Det.

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AP-8X SERIES "X-RAY PROTECT" BLOCK DIAGRAM

PSD2 11 12V
R651

I601
Vertical Output IC

V. Blk

10.9V

1.9V

24.7V Pump-Up Cap. C614

13

D607 +12V too High Detection

D607 To Sweep Loss Detection

C612

R649

X-RAY PROTECT
To X-Ray Protect See Power Suppply Shut Down Block Diagram or Power Suppply Shut Down Circuit

D606 D606 Vertical IC failure Detection

R633 R634

D611

Q609 & R645 Vertical IC Excessive Current Detection D615

R648

V26V
+

R645 0.68
C619
-

25.1V 0V

4.8V R646

Q609
R647

Q710 Heater Voltage Loss Detection.

No Heater, Lose Hi Voltage Detection

D709
D725

R715 R716 D712 R737 T702 Flyback H Heater

R753 0V

D709 Excessive High Voltage Detection

6.2V R750 R751 C740

D721 D723 D722

C731

10

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TV9V

D724

Q710
4.7V

R752

Deflection PWB

AP-83 CHASSIS L.E.D. (VISUAL TROUBLE DETECTION) DIODES

7 GREEN L.E.D.s and 1 RED L.E.D. (8 Total L.E.Ds. for visual trouble sensing observation)

27V

-M27V

TV 9V

TV 5V

Def. B+ +120V
R945

Audio 32V

A12V

R918

R919

R974

R943

R944

R946

R922

D966

D967

D946

D939

D940

D947

D954

ALL GREEN L.E.D.s D912 is a RED L.E.D.Osc B+ Off = No I901 B+ On (Mid) = I901 B+ (Supplied from I901 internal regulator) On (Blinking) = Shutdown Start Up or Run

24.2V

5 I901

R916

24.2V 4 3 1.9V

A12V I902 1 2
I902 Shutdown Photocoupler 23 Shut Down Inputs

11.9V 11.3V
Q914 Shutdown SCR

1.9V D912

Driver/Output IC

100% Dead Time & IC B+ Detection

R915

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POWER SUPPLY ON AND OFF (STAND-BY) OPERATION EXPLANATION

The power supply in the AP-8X chassis works very similar to the previous models, with only a few exceptions. This power supply runs all the time when the AC is applied. The use of the power supply creating the A12V supply eliminates the need for a Stand-By transformer. The following explanation will describe the Turning ON and OFF of the projection television. (See the Power Supply On and Off Circuit Diagram on page 02-13) The Microprocessor generates the ON-OFF control signal as before, with the exception that there is no Relay Driver. The schematic shows a relay driver Q003, however it is in parentheses. This means that the component doesnt exist in the set. This On/Off control will perform the following : Turns on the regulation control signal Turns on the A5V and A9V regulator Turns on the Shut Down Power Shorted detection circuit Turns on the Horizontal Vcc supply to the Rainforest IC, I501 The Microprocessor outputs the On/Off control from Pin 35, to the PSD3 connector Pin 4. (See Figure 1) The active state is On = High and Off = Low. The high for Power On is then routed to Q908 and Q907. Q908 is turned On, removing the base bias for Q907. Q907 turns off and removes D948 from the circuit of Pin 2 of I905 which is the regulation error voltage feedback line for the regulator IC, I901.

1 120V Deflection B+ PSD3

I001 Microprocessor
35 4

I905 Regulator

I903
Photo Coupler

Q908

Q907 D948

Fig. 1 The purpose of D948 during Stand-By, is to create a false feedback that artificially compensates for the reduction in output voltage when the power supply switches to a lower frequency. However, due to another factor, this doesnt cause the power supply frequency to rise to maximum which will be described next. HORIZONTAL B+ DEFEAT CIRCUIT: (See Figure 2) When the power supply goes into Stand-By mode, the Horizontal Drive signal for deflection is shut off. This is accomplished by Q916 and Q917. The Low out produced from the Power On/ Off pin 35 of the Microprocessor is detected by the base of Q916. This allows the collector voltage to go high. This action turns off Q917 which removes the B+ from its collector. The Collector of Q917 is connected to the Deflection B+ pin 22 of the Rainforest IC, I501 via pin 3 of the PSD2 connector and Pin 13 of the PSI1 connector. This action stop I501 from producing a horizontal deflection drive signal.

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POWER SUPPLY ON AND OFF (STAND-BY) OPERATION EXPLANATION

I001
Power On/Off
OFF = Lo (0V)

PSD3 Q916 35 4
B C B 11.77V

A12V

PSD2 1 3

Signal PWB
To Horz.Drive Transistor Q701

PSI1 12 13

I501 Rainforest IC
23 Hoz. Out 22 Def.B+ Signal Sub PWB

Q917

11.78V E C HVcc
C964

0.71V

9V 0V
t1 t2 t3 t4 t5

Micro

Fig. 2

POWER SUPPLY OPERATIONAL FREQUENCY DURING STAND-BY: (See Figure 3) When the Horizontal deflection is defeated, the power supply no longer has a deflection load. This low current demand is detected by the three resistors connected to the source of the internal Switch MOS FET inside I901 via pin 2. Pin 4 of I901 is the over current detection pin, however it is also the current demand sensing pin. When the current demand is low due to horizontal defeat, pin 4 will be less that 1.4V and the internal frequency will switch to 20Khz. This is caused by the Quasi Resonant circuit operation which is covered in a Hi-Lite article. This reduction of power supply frequency will move the frequency below the Bell of the power supply transformer and all secondary voltages will reduce to approximately 1/2 of their normal voltage. Due to the fact that the power supply is still operating at 1/2 voltage output, the Green LEDs used for visual trouble sensing will reduce in intensity, however they will remain lit. With the exception of the TV9V and TV5V regulator.
(Continued on page 12)

Deflection B+
60V

1 2 I905
10.74V

Cold Gnd.

Hot Gnd.
0.2V

Power Supply Driver & Output IC

I903 2
Regulation Photocoupler

I901 6
Freq. Control & Inhibit PC Line

1 2

Raw B+ 150V R917 R986 R987 0.1 each

3
D971

D948

Normal Freq. 30 ~ 50Khz Pin 4 > 1.4V = Normal Pin 4 < 1.4V = 20Khz.

4
R909

I001 Micro Power 35 On/Off

R958

PSD3 4
OFF = Lo

Q908
0.0V R960

0.59V R975

10.18V

Q907

Fig. 3

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POWER SUPPLY ON AND OFF (STAND-BY) OPERATION EXPLANATION

TV9V AND TV5V REGULATOR OPERATION IN STAND-BY: (See Figure 4) Both of these ICs as well as the A12V regulator are DC to DC converters just like last year. This is because of the wide range of input voltages from Stand-By to Normal operation of the Power Supply. The TV9V regulator (I912) and the TV5V regulator (I913) are shut off during Stand-By mode. This is accomplished by Q906 and Q905. When the low for the power On/Off pin 35 of the Microprocessor is detected by Q906, its collector will go high. This action will turn ON Q905 and its collector will go low. This will pull pin 5 of I912 and I913 low, turning off the two DC to DC converters. I001 Micro
ON = Hi 4.07V

PSD3 4

A9.65V

15.6V
R937

1 5 0V 5

I912
TV9V Reg IC

2 3 2 3

TV9V 0V
TV5V

Q906
R940 C945

Power On/Off

35
OFF = Lo 0V

Q905
0.73V

I913

1 TV5V Reg IC

0V

Fig. 4

SOME SHUT-DOWN DETECTION CIRCUITS SHUT OFF DURING STAND-BY: (See Figure 5) During Stand-By, all of the secondary voltages are reduced to approximately 50% of their normal voltage. This could cause a potential problem with the Short Detection circuits for shutdown. To avoid accidental shut down, Q906 also controls the activity of Q905. During Stand-By, Q906 is turned off. This allows the Base of Q905 to be pulled up which turns on Q905 and its collector voltage is low. Q918 is also turned off because its base voltage is pulled low through D975. This prevents any pull-up voltage from appearing on the emitter of Q913. The base of Q913 is connected to 6 Low Detection inputs, (see AP-8X Power Supply Shut Down Circuit). When the power supply operates at 50%, the Short Detection circuit could activate. By turning off Q913, no accidental shut down operation can occur. For added protection, Q912 also prevents any Shut-Down voltage from reaching the Gate of Q914, which is the Shut-Down SCR latch.
A9.65V
0.0V 7.29V 7.29V R989 R990 0.52V 3.34V R969 C954 C965

I001 Micro Power 35 On/Off

R937

PSD3 4
R940

Q905

D975

Q906
0.0V

Power/Deflection PWB

OFF = Lo

C945

Q918
0.22V

Q913
2.6V

A5V

R968

D956

0V

6 Shutdown Inputs, Active Low

To Gate of Q914 Shutdown SCR

Q912
0.1V

0V

Fig. 5
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AP-8X SERIES "POWER ON & OFF" DIAGRAM

Signal PWB 31V
R926 D971 VDD 5V Reset Power On/Off

120V Def. B+
119.1V

I001
Microprocessor

Cold Gnd.

Hot Gnd.

Power Supply Driver & Output IC

D948

I903 I905
3 2 Regulation 3 2 Photocoupler 10.8V

0.2V

I901
6 Freq. Control &
Inhibit PC Line

Raw B+ 150V from Primary

1 2
R917 R986 R987 0.1 each

R958

Q907
0V 0V R975

61
5.2V

54
5.2V

35 5.1V PSD3
ON = Hi OFF = Lo

11.1V

Q908
0.7V R960

Regulator IC

Def. B+ Hi = pin 2 low Def. B+ Lo = pin 2 Hi

Normal Freq. 30 ~ 50Khz Pin 4 > 1.4V = Normal Pin 4 < 1.4V = 20Khz.

4
R909

R034 C018

31V
R937 2.5V 0V

1 5
2.5V

A7V

I912 TV9V Reg IC I913 TV5V Reg IC

Power/Deflection PWB

2 3 2 3

TV9V

I007 Reset
1

Q905
R989 R990 3.1V 4.6V

D975 C965

5 1

TV5V

2
R940

Q906
0.7V

0V

C945

Q918
R969

A5V

2.6V

Q913 R968
0V 2.6V

D956

I910 A12V
1
L002 A5V C064

To Gate of Q914 (Shutdown SCR)

6 Shutdown Inputs, Active Low

C954

Q912
0.1V

0V

I501 Rainforest IC
PSD2 PSI1
To Horz.Drive Transistor Q701 Hoz. Out 1.5V Def.B+

Q026
5.2V 5.7V D044 11.7V

A12V R456

1 A12V
R980 R981 D974 0V R983 R982 C962

Q917
11.8V 11.1V

23

9V R566

22

Q916
0.7V

HVcc

1 3

12 13
C544 C538

9.1V

C065

D045

C964

9V 0V t1 t2 t3 t4 t5 Signal PWB

D505

Power/Deflection PWB

Signal Sub PWB

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AP-8X (I901) POWER SUPPLY DRIVER IC STR-M6811A Internal Block Diagram

Vin

Indicates Available only in STR-M5611A and STR-M6812A D

START
Start Up

REGULATOR

DRIVE

R1 R5 Comp. 1

FET

1 2
S

OVP
Over Voltage Protection

Q1 0.5 V 1.5 V OCPINH

TSD
Thermal Shutdown

LATCH

OCP OSC INH Comp. 2

R2

3.1V 9.9V

Pin 7 SS Trigger

R4 C1 C4 C3 R3 C2

3
Page 02-14

Gnd

Feed Back

4.5V

22.5V (Typ)

VIn (Pin 5)

C3 Voltage 2.7V 0.75V C4 Voltage 0V Drive Winding Voltage Oscillator Output MOS FET ON OFF

REGULATOR

DRIVE

R 1 R 5 Comp. 1 OCP 0.5V

FET

16.2V (Max)

Q1 OCPINH

OSC

Comp. 2 INH

Operational Start of control circuit

Waveform of VIn terminal voltage at start_up. From VIn Reg. Circuit

C3 Voltage

Operation waveform of oscillator (without F/B and INH signals)

4.5V 2.7V 0.75V C4 Voltage 0V Oscillator Output ON OFF

1.5V

R 4

C4 C3 R 3 6 Feed Back

C2

R3

OSC

OCP/INH Terminal Circuit

C4 C3
Gnd

R3

MOS FET

Operation waveform of oscillator (without F/B signal)

FET D 1 S
OCP-INH Gnd

Drive Output

On

Off

Drive Output

2 4

ID

0.5V OCP-INH Terminal Voltage

C2 Voltage

1.5V
OCP-INH Terminal Voltage

Rocp

0.5V Waveform of oscillator in Operation of VINH

Waveform of oscillator in Operation of VOCP

Overcurrent Detection Circuit

D REGULATOR R 1 FET 1 2

R 2

SS Tri
3

3.1V 9.9V R1 1 C8
OCP-INH

S 4 C7

R 8 Rocp

Feed Back

OCP/INH Terminal Circuit

AP-7X and AP-8X CHASSIS I901 (Regulator IC) EXPLANATION

I901 POWER SUPPLY DRIVER IC EXPLANATION POWER SUPPLY OPERATES IN TWO MODES: STAND-BY: During this mode, in which the set is plugged in but not on, the Power Supply will be running. During the initial plug up of AC, the voltage will rise Pin 5 of I901. See below for INSIDE I901 information about pin 5. During Stand-By all secondary voltages should be approx. 1/2 their normal voltages. Except voltages on the output side of a DC-DC converter. Example: A12V POWER-ON: See the Power On Explanation and Circuit Diagram for details. All output voltages are normal. INSIDE I901 (The POWER SUPPLY DRIVER and POWER SWITCH IC). The responsibility of I901 is to maintain an accurate Deflection B+ during set operation. This prevents any abnormal fluctuations in screen size, brightness and/or focus. By stabilizing the Deflection B+ at 120Vdc, all other voltages generated from the secondary of the Main Power Transformer will remain stable as well. There are a couple of pin functions of I901 that will be helpful to understand in the event some troubleshooting is necessary. PIN 5 VIN (VOLTAGE INPUT) EXPLANATION: (See I901 Internal Circuit Diagram) START UP VOLTAGE: Is generated by taping the AC input to the Power Supply Bridge rectifier through a high ohm resistor R905 and R906 and filtering it with a capacitor C907. As the input voltage climbs, the internal current draw of I901 is low, approximately 100uA. When the DC component of Pin 5 reaches 22.5Vdc, the internal Oscillator begins to operate and the internal current draw of Pin 5 raises to approximately 20mA. The Start up circuit will keep the oscillator running as long as the voltage at Pin 5 remains above 15.1Vdc. (Note: The current demand of I901 is too strong for R905 and R906 to supply enough voltage to keep I901 running. See Blinking Red LED Explanation below for details.) The internal Oscillator time constant (Frequency determining RC network) is comprised of C2, C3, R5, R4 and the DC component fed back to Pin 6 and to Pin 4. The voltage at Pin 5 is reinforced, stabilized and held at approx. 22.5Vdc, due to the Run voltage. RUN VOLTAGE: Is generated from the Main Power Supply Switching Transformer T901 Pins 7 and 8. The pulses output from these pins are rectified by D905, D904 and filtered by C907. This voltage will be available in either Stand-By or Power On mode. The internal Oscillator would be producing an

input to the Drive circuit and generated from the Drive circuit, a Drive signal would be sent to the Gate of the Internal Switch MOSFET. This action turns on and off the Internal Switch MOSFET which switches ground return on and off for Pin 4 of T901. This action builds and collapses the field and secondary pulses are generated. Q901 acts as a regulator for Pin 5 voltage. Monitoring the voltage by its emitter. If the voltage drops, the transistor becomes more conductive and supplies more pull up voltage to Pin 5. X-RAY INPUT (PIN 7) OF I901 EXPLANATION: In the AP-7X and AP-8X chassis, 23 Shutdown inputs are detected. In the event that Pin 7 voltage exceeds 9.9Vdc, the internal comparators positive (+) leg goes higher that the negative (-) leg and this circuit triggers an input to the three input "OR" Gate and a Latch signal shuts OFF the Drive signal made available to the internal Switch MOSFET. Latch Circuit Operation There is an external LED connected to Pin 7 (D912 Red LED- See LEDs Circuit Diagram for details) which is used for visual detection of several things, (Visual Troubleshooting and Operational Check): Following is a list describing what can be obtained by observing the RED LED: 1. There is Oscillator B+ to pin 5 = LED glow is normal. 2. There is NO Oscillator B+ to pin 5 = LED glow is Off. 3. There is a X-Ray Shutdown input = LED Blinks. BLINKING RED LED EXPLANATION: The reason the LED blinks when the Latch circuit is activated is due to the following, when the Latch circuit operates and stops drive signals from reaching the Switch MOSFET, the secondary voltages that were produced by the Switch Mode Transformer (T901) are no longer generated. The DC voltage supplying Oscillator B+ to Pin 5 is now generated by the Start-up pull up resistors R905 and R906. However, the internal current draw of I901 exceeds the capability of this circuit to provide enough DC voltage to keep the internal oscillator running. In this case, the IC actually oscillates from OFF to ON. Initially when I901 goes into Shutdown, the current draw is around 20mA. The DC voltage at Pin 5 begins to decrease. When pin 5 reaches 15.1Vdc, the internal Start up circuit stops, which reduces the current draw to 100uA. This allows the DC voltage at Pin 5 to again climb back to 22.5V which again fires off the internal DC regulator and with the Latch Circuit in operation, the entire process repeats. To restore the IC and release the Latch circuit, unplug the set. This will cancel the Latch circuit operation by
(Continued on page 18)

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AP-7X and AP-8X CHASSIS I901 (Regulator IC) EXPLANATION

decreasing the VIN voltage at pin 5 below 8.6V (Typical). PIN 4 (OCP) INPUT PIN EXPLANATION: This pin serves as control for the internal Switch MOSFET drive circuit. Pin 4 has three functions, all of which are a non-latching state. In other words, if Pin 4 cause the power supply to stop, if the problem that caused the shutdown is removed, the power supply will resume operation. SOFT START: During the first few moments of turn on, when AC is applied, C913 is not charged. When DC is first applied by the internal DC regulator inside I901 from Pin 7, C913 passes this voltage to Pin 4. While Pin 4 is pulled up by this action, the internal drive signal is not output to the MOSFET. As C913 charges, Pin 4 voltage drops and the internal drive signal increases to the MOSFET. This action prevents high surge current because all secondary voltage filter capacitors are also charging. SPIKE DETECTION: In the event of a CRT anode quick discharge such as a Snap or Arch, the current demand on the power supply when the High Voltage drops would be excessive and could cause damage to the Driver IC. To prevent this Pin 4 monitors for spikes in current draw. If a spike is sensed, the drive to the MOSFET is decreased until the spike disappears. EXCESSIVE MOSFET CURRENT DETECTION: In the event the MOSFET is placed in a damaging demand for current supply, there are three resistors that monitor the current through the MOSFET. R917, R986 and R987 (each 0.1 ohm). The Voltage drop across these resistors is monitored by Pin 4. If the voltage exceeds a given value, the drive to the MOSFET is disappears until the excessive voltage detection drops back to a safe level.

PAGE 02-018

SECTION THREE

M I C R O P R O C E S S E R

APAP-8X CHASSIS MICROPROCESSOR DATA COMMUNICATION

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

AP-83 CHASSIS MICROPROCESSOR DATA COMMUNICATIONS CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

IOO1 Micro Processor
OSD Reset SDA1 /OSD Feedback 45
R078 A5V RO59 R060 R161 R160 R1B 2 R147

I102 OSD uP
Q107 35 Reset

IOO4 EEPROM
Terminal PWB

IY01
ROG6

PCB 6
RY10 RY01

A/V Select 20 SDA3 19 SCL3

2
A5V RO37

OSD Feed Back / Port OB

SDA3 5 ROG5 SCL3

SDA2 SCL2

59 60

R038

A5V RO35 R036 R146

12 SDA2 / Port 01 I SSD 11 SCL2 / Port 02 I2 SSC

RO74 A5V R040

PSU1
5
A5V SDA3 SCL3 ROR1

SDA3 SCL3

57 58
RO75 A5V

See SRS PWB

YUVSW

48

QA32

Hi = External Lo = Internal Q119

4 R128 R127 R114 R115 R116 5 6 17 16 15 Clock Data Enable Enable Data Clock

PSI2
YUVSW

7 CTLC 17
R5E9 YOUSW

2 CTLA 12 CTLB
A5V R572 R571 R570 R573 A5V

KeyOut 1 / FE-CLK 28 KeyOut 2 / FE-DATA 29 FE-ENABLE 1 30 FE-ENABLE 2 31 SCL 4 34 SCL 1 3 Page 03-01

R0A8 R0A9 R0C1 R0P3 R0P7 R079

I503 Comp Switch

U101 Tuner 1 (MTS) Main U102 Tuner 2 (Mono) Pinp

PSI1
D507

1
D508

28 SCL3

I501

27 SDA3 Rainforest

N/A A5V

Signal Sub PWB

AP-83 SERIES CHASSIS MICROPROCESSOR DATA COMMUNICATIONS (SRS PWB) Also see AP-83 Chassis Microprocessor Data Communications Circuit Diagram

PSU1
SCL3 SDA3 4

IZ05 FRONT/PinP Audio Control

RZ47 16 SCL3 RZ42 17 SDA3

NOTE:

(PSU1 Pins 4 & 5) Data communication labels are labeled incorrectly in the schematic. They are shown correctly here.

Page 03-02

AP-83 Series Chassis AUDIO and VIDEO MUTE Circuit (See also Terminal Mute Circuit)
"HV PROTECT" Horizontal Sweep Loss Det. Vertical Sweep Loss Det. AC Loss Det. (From Deflection PWB) A12V R0E3

D055 Q028
Lum. Sub PWB PSI1 C545 H.Blk V. Mute 2 8 14 R569 R0T1 V. Mute R0T1 Service

D041
R0E4 R0M2 C040

I501
FBP In

Q014

6 PSD2
Micro Processor

D024 R0E7 ROE5 D040

ROE6 RO48 A5V

D513
25

Q015

R0E8

V. Mute

R0R8

I001
V MUTE 1 51 RO49

PCB
12 Terminal 11 PWB

RO50

Q013
MUTE

50
RO51 R0E2 R134 Signal PWB D401 D405 R411 R412 11 Mute C411 Mute 2 V. Mute

U101
TUNER 1 MUTE 24 From IZ05 pin 2
SRS PWB

D404 PSU1
16 14 15 <F. Spk Off>

I401

Q403
R413 C412

C441 < Right Ft. Audio > < Left Ft. Audio > C401 R404

FRONT L&R Audio Output 2 R In

D402
R404

4 L In

Q401

C442

Page 03-03

Q402

AP-8X SERIES CHASSIS MUTE CIRCUIT (TERMINAL PWB) Also see AP-8X Series Chassis Audio & Video Mute Circuit
CA79
<Sub Woofer Audio>

RAC4

CA65

DA14 DA13

DA18

QA77
RAC7 RACB

JY01
RAC2

CA33
< Transmitter Out LEFT >

RA56 CA35

PCB
11 V.Mute 2

DA05 DA06

DA07

QA11
RA46 RA47

Left
RA55

CA31
< Transmitter Out Right >

RA54 CA36

DA08

QA12
RA48 RA49

Right
RA57

V.Mute 12 <M>
CA27
< Out to Hi-Fi Left >

RA50 CA37

DA01 DA02

DA04

QA06
RA32 RA33

Left
RA51

CA29
< Out to Hi-Fi Right >

RA52 CA34

DA03 Page 03-04

QA05
RA30 RA31

Right
RA53

AP-83 Series Chassis Front Speaker Off Circuit (See also Main and Terminal Mute Circuit)

Front/PinP Audio Control

IZ05
PSU1
Ft. Spk. Off R1 Out F. Spk Off Right Ft. Audio Left Ft. Audio

D404

R412 R413

Q403
C412

R411 C411

11 Mute

I401

16 14 15

FRONT L&R Audio Output

15 L1 Out 18

C441

D402 C401 R404

Q401

C442

2 R In 4 L In

Q402
R404

16 SDA 3 17
SCL 3

SCL 3 SDA 3

I001
4 5 58 SCL 3 57 SDA 3

Miss-Labeled On Schematic

SRS PWB
Page 03-05

Microprocessor

Signal PWB

AP-8X CHASSIS "On Screen Display, OSD" SIGNAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Signal PWB

I001 Main uP 1
OSD B OSD G OSD R P Blk OSD Blk

Data & Clock SDA2 / SCL2 HB H002 HG HR

I102 OSD 27 Up
HG HR

Q027
Busy

32 28

42 43 44 52 41

OSD Blk

I105 D/H OSD Sel 13 Blank 11 12 HB 10 B 8 9 Dig OSD 4 G 6 5 Dig OSD 1 R 3 2 Dig OSD

OSD Blk.

Q111
BTX

Q112
GTX

Q113

P/N CS00152 PDG IR Receiver PFJ HM01 Front Control PWB

PSD1
BUSY QK08 QK07 QK06 OSD B OSD G OSD R

A5V

Q008
D053

RTX

P Blk

OSD Blk. To Velocity Modulation PWB

10
UKDG HC2091 Digital Convergence Unit "DCU" "Mounted on Deflection PWB"

1 2 6 4 6 2

Q024
Busy

Q030
Q007

13 12 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

YS1/VM

A5V
Signal SUB PWB

D005

PY1 5 B Q516 4 G Q515 3 R (PInP)Y PSI2 S1 4 PSI1 7 4 5 6

Q517 To CRTs

PVM1
YS1/VM

-5V +5V +5V SRAM HBlk A Size VD IR-In

I501 41 Rain 42 forest 43

YS1

D111 D112 YS(PInP)

PINP
From PinP Module

32 36 39 38 37

YS2

Deflection PWB

OSD R OSD G OSD B

Page 03-06

Signal PWB

AP-8X MEMORY INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE (EEPROM RESET)

1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) 9.) 10.) Disconnect Power to Television. Remove the Back Cover. Remove the two screws holding the Main chassis to the Cabinet if necessary. Disconnect wiring harness clips to free up the chassis if necessary. Reconnect Power to the Television and turn the set ON. Locate P001 and add a jumper between pins 1 and 2 of the P001 connector as shown below. Hold jumper in place for 5 seconds. (A beep should be heard). Remove the jumper. Confirm EEPROM reset, Input source is now set to Air and not to Cable 1 or 2. No Child Lock, and only channels 2 through 13 are in memory. Reassemble Chassis and reinstall PTV back. Set is now ready to operate.

NOTE: All customers' Auto Programming and Set-Ups are returned to factory settings.

Jumper 1 2

P001 Connector
R0C5

R0C4

32
KEY-IN1

29 I001 MicroProcessor
FE-DATA KEYOUT2

Page 03-07

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

SECTION FOUR

V I D E O C I R C U I T S

APAP-8X CHASSIS VIDEO CIRCUITS

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

S-JACK AND COMPONENT INPUT EXPLANATION

AP-8X COMPONENT IDIOSYNCRASIES: See AP-8X AUTO LINK DETECTION CIRCUIT When the S-Jack is inserted, it always takes priority. Incorporated into each S-Jack, is a mechanical switch. This switch is utilized by the Selector IC, IY01 and notifies the IC whene ver an S-Jack is inserted. (Note that the S-In selection is not dependent upon having active Y/C available). The switch grounds the S input detection pins as follows; Pin 12 for S-1 Pin 18 for S-2 Pin 6 for S-3 When any one of these pins are grounded and that particular Input is selected via the INPUT button on the front control panel or the remote control, internally the IC will switch over to only look at S-In for that input. Example: Normally when AVX. 1 is selected, the selector IC will accept input from pin 7 which is the Video 1 input pin. If however, Pin 12 is low, then the IC will only accept input from pin 9 and 11. This information is important related to the Component inputs. Included in the Component Y input jack is another mechanical switch. When there is NO Component input jack connected, this switch is normally closed. This routes the S-In Y component to pin 15 of IY01. When a Component jack is inserted, the mechanical switch within the Component jack opens and disengages the S-In Y path, preventing noise. The component Y is routed to three places; 1) To Pin 16 of I503. (Component Selector IC) 2) To transistor QA80, which energizes the electronic switch Q009. This loops key out to key in, notifying the Microprocessor that there is a component input. 3) To Pin 15 of IY01, (Selector IC). This route is not used. When the Microprocessor detects component in at pin 33 and it doesnt detect S-In at Pin 21, the Microprocessor output a Component selection command from Pin 48, through the PSI2 connector, arriving at Pins 2, 7 and 12 of I503

PAGE 04-01A

VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM AP-83 CHASSIS (UX Models)

Signal PWB Tuner (2) for PinP only. Tuner (2) uses Auto Programming info from Antenna 1 only. TWO PCC PinP White Balance Adj. PCB 6 7 PCC
15 PinP Video PinP R To Microprocessor (See Below) To Lum Sub (See Below) PinP G PinP B PinP YS1

Signal PWB
R0M4 R0M5 PinP R PinP G PinP B R0M6 YS (PinP)

PINP 5 6 7 4 13

cR cB

Q009 28 PCB SCL 3 Communications, 6 7 Page 04-01

SDA 3 To IY01 Selector IC (See Above)

Tuner 2 Tuner 1

23 Q102
ONE

8 PCB 1

33 PinP In

19 20

SCL 3 SDA 3 QY11

IY01
47 Main PinP Out 23
In

PinP Unit

18

Q101

Terminal PWB

S-1 In

QY10 Y Main Out 40

QXO1 QX02

IX01
5 In

11

QX05 QX08

Y 25 C 23

18 2

XX03 LPF XX02 LPF

9 4

QX06 QX09 QX07 QX11

QX12

11 C
S-2 In

Video In QY07 C In Y In C Out Y Out

QX10

15 Y 17 C 7 13 1 35 37 45 43

Video 1 Video 2 Video 3 Video Out Comp Y QY57 QY58~60 QY61~63

Chroma Out Luminance Out QY08 Out A 3 53 Y2 In INZA 1 4 Y1 Out Out C 6 52 U/Q In Out B 5 51 V/I In IN2B 9 6 V/I Out IN2C 8 5 U/Q Out 2 7 12 Switch Control 2 of 2 SCL 3

3-Line Comb Filter

PST 1 5 3
16 IN1A 11 IN1B 9 IN1C

I503

Rainforest 35 34 33 32
PinP R PinP G PinP B PinP YS1 Q512 Q509 Q505

I501

QY01

QY02 QY04 QY03 Super Contrast

PSI2
1 2 3 4 To PinP Adjust (See Above)

QA80

13

PCD 33

I001
Micro Processor
Comp Det

48 60 59 To CRT PWB

Q032

17 1

YUVSW

PSI2 2 SDA 3 PSI1 PY1 3 4 5

Q515 Q516 Q517

YS1

28 SCL Luma 15 27 SDA

Chroma 13 Q504 CW

16 12

1
Q302 Q301

PCD
5

58 Brightness, Contrast, 57 Auto Color,

Controls the following: Sharpness, Color, Tint, Shoot Balance, TCPE, emphisist, YNR, & CNR.

X301
7

Luminance Chroma

R G B

43 42 41

BPF 8 1 of 2 17 Signal PWB Terminal PWB

1
Signal Sub PWB

AP-8X CHASSIS ABL CIRCUIT EXPLANATION

SEE AP-8X Chassis ABL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR DETAILS: Page 04-02

he ABL voltage is generated from the ABL pin of the Flybact transformer, T702. The ABL pull- up resistors are R-718 & R-719. They receive their pull up voltage from the 120V B+ for Deflection line generated from the Power Supply via T901 pin 15, rectified by D929, filtered by C929 and then routed through the excessive current sensing resistor R931. ABL VOLTAGE OPERATION:

Q-500 will go down, this will drop the emitter voltage which in turn drops the cathode voltage of D502. This in turn will pull voltage away from pin 45 of the Rainforest chip, IC501. Internally, this reduces the contrast and brightness voltage which is being controlled by the I2C buss data communication from the Microprocessor arriving at pin 27 and 28 of the Rainforest IC and reduces the overall brightness, preventing blooming. SUB BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT: I2C Alignment

he ABL voltage is determined by the current draw through the Flyback transformer. As the picture brightness becomes brighter or increases, the demand for replacement of the High Voltage being consumed is greater. In the case, the flyback will work harder and the current through the Flyback increases. This in turn will decrease the ABL voltage. The ABL voltage is inverse proportionate to screen brightness. Also connected to the ABL voltage line is D710. This zener diode acts as a clamp for the ABL voltage. If the ABL voltage tries to increase above 12V due to a dark scene which decreases the current demand on the flyback, the ABL voltage will rise to the point that D710 dumps the excess voltage into the 12 line. ACCL TRANSISTOR OPERATION:

he purpose for the Sub Brightness Adjustment alignment is to set up the Lo west DC level to which the Brightness control voltage can be set. Again, this voltage is controlled internally within I501 via I2C buss data. The adjustment is performed within the Service Menu, which is called Memory Initialization. To enter this adjustment menu, with the set turned off, press and hold the Input button, then press the Power button. This will bring up a Service Menu. Under the P.01 menu, the 9th selection is Sub Bright Adj. Selection is made using the buttons and adjusting the data values are made using the ? ? buttons. When this adjustment is not performed accurately, several problems can occur: Not enough brightness can be achieved Brightness cant be turned down completely When Brightness is turned to maximum, the picture can wash out the white peaks.

he ABL voltage is routed through the PSD2 connector to the base of Q-500. Under normal conditions, this transistor is nearly saturated. Q500 determines the voltage being supplied to the cathode of D502. D502 is connected to pin 45 of the Rainforest chip, IC-501. During an ABL voltage decrease, due to an excessive bright circumstance, the base of

(Continued on page 7)

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AP-8X CHASSIS ABL CIRCUIT EXPLANATION

SUB-BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT:

or adjustment, the CRT cut off adjustment should have already been completed, turn the customers controls for Brightness and Contrast to Minimum while receiving a Tuner signal. Adjust the Sub Brightness data value until only the faintest highlights can be observed on the screen. High Voltage Regulation/Stability (See Figure 1)

Q703 down and allowing its EC current to increase. This action supplies additional current to the primary of T703, decreasing its secondary resonance. At this point the waveform at the collector of the horizontal output transistor will proportionately peak, generating an increase in the replacement high voltage. This function is performed to replenish the additional high voltage being consumed by the picture tube, thus avoiding blooming. (NOTE: This does not mean that the high voltage will rise. The high voltage is maintained at 30KV throughout the actions caused by the increase or decrease High Voltage replacement demands.) The figure below indicates the results of activity of the High Voltage Regulation/ Stability circuit on the collector of the horizontal output transistor.

igh Voltage Regulation is accomplished by Q702, Q703, and T703. T703 functions as an extension of the flyback transformer primary with the ability to vary its secondary resonance from 7 times the horizontal frequency, to no resonance at all. This is determined by the primary current of T703. The secondary resonance is inversely proportional to the primary current, i.e., if the primary current is high, the secondary resonance is low, and vice-versa. The ABL voltage supplies Q702 base voltage. Since ABL voltage is no higher than 12V with a dark picture, this is considered high, turning on Q702. This increases the voltage at its emitter, which is routed to the base of Q703 and holds Q703 off. In this condition, the EC current is low which is routed through the primary of T703 and the resonance of T703 is 7 times that of the horizontal frequency, placing a small dip in the collector waveform of the Horizontal Output Pulse. This is because the High Voltage r eplacement demand is low during this time. The emitter of Q703 is connected to 12V through the emitter load resistor, (R713). When there is a bright scene, there is also a corresponding reduction in the ABL voltage. Q702 conduction begins to decrease and the emitter potential drops, pulling the base of

WAVEFORM FROM THE COLLECTOR OF HORIZONTAL OUTPUT TRANSISTOR

5kV

Figure 1

Normal ABL Voltage

Low ABL Voltage

PAGE 04-02B

AP-8X CHASSIS A.B.L. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM PSI1 15

R503 R509 C504 R510 R508

Q500

9V D502 R511 R540

45
C515

Rainforest IC ABL Signal Sub PWB

I501

1
See uP Data Signal Path

SCL3

28 SCL3 27 SDA3
C730 12V R710 R711 R713 D706 4.4V 7.1V

2 SDA3

High Voltage Stability T703

C714 D708 T703 max. 7X resonance of Horz. Min. Current = Max. Resonance Deflection B+ 120V R714 C715 To Q777 Collector of Horz. Output Transistor

T702 B+ C

To Anodes

To Focus

Signal PWB

Deflection PWB

Q703
2.4V

ABL
ABL

R712

ABL Pull-Up Resistors R718 R719 [ Current Path ] D710 12V R708 Clamp

C724

12V 12.2V 4.0V

Q702
4.4V D705 C713

R709

PSD2
Page 04-02

R727 C719

D717 R728

As Brightness goes Up, ABL Voltage goes Down. (Inverse Proportional)

AP-8X HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL BLANKING CIRCUIT Vertical Blanking Creation Circuit
Vertical Output I.C. To Digital Convergence Circuit V.Drive V.Blk V. Blk Vertical Blanking 24V P/P H.Blk R634 R649 C614 D611 R633 R645 0.68 C612

I601
Drive Pump Up Vcc

PSD2
From PSI1 pin 10 To U002 PinP

13

10 11

+26V

2
12V

Horizontal Blanking Creation Circuit

D720 R722 D715 R725 C722 E701 T702 Flyback 200 H Gnd To Anode High Voltage To Focus

11.6V P/P

Q705

H. Blk Horizontal Blanking Page 04-03

R721 R723

D777 D716

C721 R726

AP-8X HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL SWEEP LOSS DETECTION CIRCUIT

12V RN05

Vertical Blanking From Pin 9 I601 V. Blk.

RN03 CN01

RN04 DN01 CN02

DN0 2 DN0 3

QN01
RN01

QN02

RN02

24V P/P 12V RN07 RN10 RN09 Horizontal Blanking From Q705 Emitter CN04 H. Blk. RN11 RN12 11.6V P/P DN10 From the Power Supply Shut Down Line going to the gate of the Shut Down SCR Q914 R971 D960 RN16 CN03 DN04 DN05 RN06 12V

QN04

QN03

RN08 Prevents CRT Burn

QN05

DN06 RN13 DN11

PSD2 6
DN09 To Signal 01/04 Grid F9 Base Q015 H.V. PROTECT

0V From I904 Pin 3 AC Photo Coupler

10V P/P

"V MUTE"

QN06
8.57V

RN14

RN15

8.57V

DN07 DN08 ACK 5V RN18 9.72V CN06 RN17

CN05

Page 04-04

AP-8X AUTO LINK DETECTION CIRUCIT

Terminal PWB S-1 In Y C 9 Y2 11 C2 12 Video 1 Video 2 S-2 In Y C 7 V2 Video 2 In 13 V3 15 Y3 17 C3 18 To I503 6 C1 5 Y1 3 V1 1 PFV 9 Y-V3 C-V3
Page 04-05

IY01
Video 1 In

A/V Selector IC PCB 19 20 SCL 3 SDA 3 6 7 58 57

Microprocessor

I001

QA74 29 QA75

V Detection DA15

PCD 19 V/Y Det 21 S/V Det Active High

V Out 2

Component Video

Y Out 2

27 DA16 S Detection IR Det. 20 Front Control PWB Video 3

Video 3 In

5 3 1

Y C

S-3 In HM01 IR Receiver QM01

PFJ
2

Q019

DA25 Signal PWB 1of 4

AP-8X SYNC CIRCUIT I001 Main Micro I102 OSD Micro

39 55
H Sync V Sync

Signal PWB 1 of 4 Q005 Q004 Q006 Signal PWB 4of 4 Terminal PWB 47

40 SD
H Sync V Sync

Tuner 1 Tuner 2

Q101

PCB 1
TV

18
Q102

28 29

PCC 8
EV

Selector IC

IY01

23
TV-V2

33

Q001 Q002 Q513 PSI2 14 Sync Switch PSI1

I008
3

Signal Sub PWB

7 5

Sync 2 Sync PinP V

10 15

QY51

43 Y-Out 23 V-Out 3

I501 Rainforest IC

17

QY11

Sync In V Drive FBP In

PinP Out

Signal PWB 1 of 4 Deflection PWB PSD2

Vertical Output I.C.

31 25

10 14

U002 8
V

Signal PWB 3 of 4
V Drive V.Blk

10 11

2 V Drive 9 Pump Up
Q705

I601

PinP Unit

Signal PWB 3 of 4 9
H

T702 Flyback
E701 200

H.Blk

Page 04-06

Signal PWB 3 of 4

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

A U D I O C I R C U I T S

SECTION FIVE APAP-8X CHASSIS AUDIO CIRCUITS

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

AP-83 SERIES CHASSIS AUDIO SIGNAL PATH (Main & Terminal)

L R 3L Avx 3 In 3R Monitor Out (Fixed)

Front Control PWB Aux Input 3

PFV
8 7

Terminal PWB 2 4
Left Total

IY01
Lum/Audio Selector IC
Main Audio K570 (A & B)

PSU2
Ft Spk Off Front Speaker OFF

PCB 1 of 2
U101 TUNER One (MTS Decoder) Always Main TUNER Two (Mono) Always PinP 27 26 20 3 4 9 6
<FL>

48 46 31 32
SCL3 SDA3

PSU1
7 11 12

Right Total

U102 Signal PWB

QA02 Hi-Fi Out QA04 QA03 QA01

Mono PinP

PCD
Main Audio

Signal PWB
Left Total Right Total

39 38

2 3

19 20 8 10 14 16

7
1L 1R 2L 2R

Varable <FR>

AVX 1

PCC
PinP 24 Audio 22 R
L

IA02
10 15 14 9 3 2 5

Terminal PWB
(Switch Control) FL PL Front Left PinP Left

13 12

PinP Left PinP Right

9 8

AVX 2

QA79 Out L

QA09

13 Transmitter Out
Out R

6 7

PinP Left PinP Right

17 18

(Switch Control) FR PR Front Right PinP Right

HiFi Front Right (Main)

QA78 Spk

QA07

PL
2

FT/Audio Output IC

Terminal PWB

2 of 2

PCB
15

Signal PWB
HiFi Front Left (Main) F L Out

I401

1 15 14

Spk

PR
2 12

4 2 11

Front Left Front Right Q403 D404 D405 Front Speaker Off V Mute

Main Audio

F R Out

Signal PWB

(See Surround Audio Signal Path)

Aux Inputs

Page 05-01

AP-83 SERIES CHASSIS SURROUND (SRS) AUDIO SIGNAL PATH

PSU1
D Bass 7 QZ07 6 SRS Mode 26 SRS L R

IZ01
11 10

S Out

IZ12
1 Perfect Volume 3 8 L R 27 28 18 17

S In

See Audio Signal Path (Main & Terminal)

11

IZ05
L Out R Out Ft L In Ft R In 3 5 Front/ PinP Audio Control 24 9 Ft L Out Ft R Out 3 5

IZ06
Dy Bass 1 7

12

10

9 8 17 18 4 5 16 2 1 15 14

PinP Left PinP Right PinP Left PinP Right PinP Audio, Right and Left to Transmitter Out circuit

PinP L In PinP R In L2 Out (PinP L Out) R2 Out (PinP R Out) (Schematic Error) SCL3 (Schematic Error) SDA3 Front Speaker Off

28 30 20 13 16 17 2

QZ05 PinP In

PinP Out

IZ07
7 1

SCL3 (Schematic Error) SDA3 (Schematic Error) Front Speaker Off HiFi Ft Right HiFi Ft Left F L Out F R Out Front Right and Left to Transmitter Out circuit

I2 C

6 5 3 2

CZ83

CZ88

Dy. Bass Switch QZ06

Front R 15 Front L 18 23 10

Ft R In Ft L In

Page 05-02

L R 3L Avx 3 In 3R

AP-84 SERIES CHASSIS AUDIO SIGNAL PATH (Main & Terminal)

Monitor Out (Fixed) Spk

PCR

PSU2
7

Front Control PWB

PFV
8 7

Terminal PWB 2 4
Left Total Right Total

2 PCL

I402

IY01
Spk

4 3 2

PCB
U101 TUNER One (MTS Decoder) Always Main TUNER Two (Mono) Always PinP
27 26 3 4

Lum/Audio Selector IC
Main Audio

12

48 46 31 32

Center Audio Output IC Signal PWB

7 8

Mono PinP 20 9

PCD
39
Main Audio

PSU1 (See Surround Audio Signal Path)

11 12

U102 Signal PWB

QA02 Hi-Fi Out QA01

2 3

Left Total Right Total

1L AVX 1 <FL> Varable <FR> 1R 2L AVX 2 2R

8 10 14 16

38
L

PCC
PinP 24 R Audio 22 13 12 6 7 3 4 QA76 JY01 Sub Woofer Audio 18 1 Terminal PWB
PinP Left PinP Right PinP Left PinP Right Rear Left Rear Right Sub Woofer HiFi Front Right (Main)

9 8 17 18

QA04

QA03

IA02

Terminal PWB 10
(Switch Control) FL PL RL Front Left PinP Left Rear Left

QA79

QA09

13
Out L

15 14 12 9

Transmitter Out
Out R

(Switch Control) FR PR RR Front Right PinP Right Rear Right

16 2

3
QA78 Sp k QA07

2 5 1 2

Signal PWB

PCB
15
HiFi Front Left (Main) F L Out

PL
7

1 15 14

I401

Sp k

4 2

PR
2 12 FT/Audio Output IC

Front Left Front Right

Main Audio Signal PWB

Page 05-03

F R Out

AP-84 SERIES CHASSIS SURROUND AUDIO SIGNAL PATH

PSU2
3 7 8 Center HiFi (R) L HiFi (R) R (Rear) R Mix Out (Off/Matrix/Hall) L Mix Out (Off/Matrix/Hall) (Rear) 35 S Out Center Rear Left to Transmitter Out Circuit HiFi (R) L Rear Right to Transmitter Out Circuit HiFi (R) R L-R Amp Rear & Center Audio Control 7 Rear 32 S M/H R In S M/H L In 1 Rear Rear

IS03
Passive Decoder

S Out 13 15 16 S In 10

IS10

IS04
34

QS23 R2 Out 13 Rear QS22 L2 Out 20 9 10 Center 15 30

IS01 Pro Logic Decoder

See Audio Signal Path (Main & Terminal)

Center Out Center Center FL M/H Lin 1 32 FR M/H Rin 24 Ft L Out

PSU1 11 12 9 8 17 18 L R 1

R in 9

8 L in

IS12 3

36

Rear L In

Perfect 10 Volume 8 PinP Left PinP Right PinP Left PinP Right PinP Audio, Right and Left to Transmitter Out circuit

L/R R 6 Buffer 7 10

IS02 1 L 9

37

L Out R Out

IS05
3

24 L R 23 5 R1 Out Rear R In 18 28 L1 Out

See Front/ 9 Ft R Out Graphic PinP EQ Ft L In PinP L In 28 Audio 23 Circuit PinP R In Ft R In IG01~15 30 Control 10 20 13 18 15
CS79

L2 Out (PinP L Out) R2 Out (PinP R Out)

Front L Front R

JS01 2 1

IS11 Rear Audio Output

12 7

Rear R Out Rear L Out

IS09
7 Sub Woofer Volume Control & Amp 3 Contro l 1 7 5

16

Sub Woofer Audio Front Right and Left to Transmitter Out circuit

IS08

3 1
CS79

Rear Audio Output Jack

2 1 15 14 Page 05-04

HiFi Ft Right HiFi Ft Left F L Out F R Out

Sub Woofer Buffer

QS24 QS25

D I G I T A L C O N V E R G E N C E

SECTION SIX APAP-8X CHASSIS DIGITAL CONVERGENCE CIRCUIT INFORMATION

6
SENSOR " 0 " SENSOR " 1 " SENSOR " 2 "

SENSOR " 7 "

SENSOR " 3 "

SENSOR " 6 "

SENSOR " 5 "

SENSOR " 4 "

AP-8X CHASSIS "DIGITAL CONVERGENCE" INTERCONNECTION CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

I102 I001
OSD Up
1 32 28 OSD G 43 HG OSD B 42 HB HB Dig OSD B HG Dig OSD G OSD R 44 HR HR Dig OSD R

I105
10 9 4 5 1 2 R 3 G B 8

D/H OSD Sel

BTX

Q111 Q112

PSI1
6 OSD B 37

I501
Rainforest
41

PY1
Q517
5

B To CRTs G R

Main Up

GTX

OSD G

Q516
38 42 4

RTX

Q113
4

OSD R

Q515
39 43 3

Q027

Dig OSD B Dig OSD G Dig OSD R

PDG
-5V 1 2 +5V +5V SRAM HBlk 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 RV +27P 10 5 15 BH + BV + -

To Blue Convergence Yokes

PCB

Busy

Signal PWB
IR Receiver

Signal PWB Deflection PWB

SK01 "DCAM" Digital

PFJ
A5 V
3 2

PSD1
1 2 3 4 5 6 BUSY OSD R IR-In OSDG ADJ OSDB STAT

Convergence Mode

UKDG HC2091 P/N CS00152

18 16 11 13 9 + -

CYV+ CYVCYH+ CYH-

2 1 4 3

+33V

IK05

HMO1
3 1 2 QM01

QK06 QK07 QK08

ASize VD

IR Out

PDC
1 BV BH Gnd GV GH Gnd RV RH Mute

PCR
7 4 CYV+ 1 CYV2

6 8

To Red Convergence Yokes

Auto Digicon

SM09
Magic Focus 9

Ft. Control PWB

+5V

Digital Convergence Unit "DCU"

2 3 4 5 6

-23P

-29V CYH+ 4 8 RH 4 9 + 7 CYH+ 11 CYH13 18 + 10 8 +33V 16 CYV+ CYV3 2 1 4 CYH1

PDS1
N/C Gnd Gnd S7 S6 S5 4 5 6 7 S4 S3 S2 S1 8 9 10 11 12 S4 S3 S2 S1 S0 1 2 3 S7 S6 S5

14 15

Sensor PWB

5V Digital

PDS
Gnd 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

"Mounted on Deflection PWB"

7 8 9

6 GH 14 GV

PCG

To Green Convergence Yokes

IK04
+ -

LED S0-S7 8 Total Sensors

Normal 1 "Lo" IK02

3 2 +27V

15

Page 06-01

S0

+27P

Deflection PWB

Deflection PWB

AP-73 SERIES CHASSIS "CLU-612MP" REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE PERSONALITY WHILE IN THE DIGITAL CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT MODE "D.C.A.M.
Clear R.A.M. data. * To Turn set OFF. Press and hold the Service Button, (D.C.A.M.) on deflection P.W.B.. Turn set ON. "SWAP" = "ROM READ" Reads old R.O.M. data. (Last data stored in R.O.M. (Press 2 times) "PIP CH" = "INITIALIZE" Perform after STORE & before EXIT [MOVE + PIP CH] "HELP" = "PHASE" * (Aligns Cursor to Grid) "INFO" = "INTERPOLATE" (Calculates mid-points) "MENU" = "REMOVE COLOR" Removes color not being adjusted. (Will NOT remove GREEN ) "RECALL" ="GREEN adjust" Digital Cursor Blinks GREEN 3x3 adjustment mode (Press 5 times), can only be entered when R.A.M. is cleared. "MOVES DIGITAL CURSOR" Moves Adjustment Point (2) Up, (4) Left, (5) Down, (6) Right "INPUT" = "BLUE adjust" Digital Cursor Blinks BLUE 13 x 9 adjustment mode (Press 5 times)
VOL PO W E R

TV

CABL E

DS S

"MOVE" = "ROM WRITE" (STORE) Stores data into R.O.M.. (Press 2 times) "FRZ" = "RASTER POSITION" * Aligns selected color's digital

PIP

SW A P

MO V E

PIP CH

HELP

FR Z

TV / CABLE / DSS VCR AU D I O

raster (Digital Centering). Only perform after mechanical Centering is complete. "EXIT" = "ENTER & EXIT" Enter or Exit the D.C.A.M. Must initially enter D.C.A.M. with Service Button on chassis. (Press 5X) Toggles between External Video and Internally generated Cross hatch. After exiting the DCAM, set can change channels or external video source. "CURSOR" = "CURSOR (adjust)" Adjust the selected color at the current stopping position. Up Down Left Right " 0 " = "RED adjust" Digital Cursor Blinks RED 7x5 adjustment mode (Press 5 times)

LST-CH

MU T E CH

INFO GUIDE RECALL

FAV CH

EXIT

L I G H T

C.S.
MENU
FAV CH

SVCS SCHED REC SELECT

1 4 7
INPUT

2 5 8 0
HITACHI CLU-612MP

3 6 9
SLEEP

PAGE 06-02

DIGITAL CONVERGENCE UNIT INTERNAL CIRCUIT

Sensors (X8) SCREEN Technician's Eye

R RO IR M

Adjust through observation Light

Remote Control Stored during Initialize Stored Light Sensor Data Timing EEPROM Controller 2K Bit
Data Comparator between stored data and light sensor data

Serial-Parallel Converter

A/D

Sensor PWB H CRT B G R V CY CLAMP 2nd S/H 1st S/H D/A CLAMP X6 LPF X6

To Video Via Circuits Displays O.S.D. CrossHatch 256 Point Adjusted s Per/Color 117 Points Per/ Color Addressable b y Technician Also available; 35 Adjustment 9 Adjustment Points Points

Infra-Red Decoder

Error Data Digital Cross Hatch Gen.

Timing Controler

One Chip CPU

Gate Array 4000 gates Serial/Parallel Converter

8 bit 128 Kbit

X1

X6

X6

SLOW (256Kbit) S-RAM FAST Calculation of other 139 points per/color INTERPOLATION Back Up

EEPROM (2Kbit)

DIGITAL CONVERGENCE CIRCUIT

117 Points Per/Color

D/A Conv. Static Centering

AC Applied, Copy from EEPROM, then caculations will be made. Time, approx. 20 sec.

December, 1998
Hitachi Home Electronics (America), Inc. National Service

TV
Page 1 of 1

PROPRIETARY TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION MODELS: 55UX58B SUBJECT: Critical information within the Service Manual addendum for the 55UX58B, (PA NO. 0107) was omitted.

This year the AP-62P chassis for the 50FX48B actually uses analog convergence. The Digital Convergence Units were removed from these chassis. To reduce waste, these DCAM's were used in the AP-83 chassis for the 55UX58B only. This required some minor deflection modifications but most obvious is that for these models, the DCAM is attached to the cabinet (similar to the older AP-5X/6X). They are NOT mounted directly to the Power/Defl. PWB. Once the AP-62 DCAM's were liquidated, production switched back to the standard AP-83 chassis for the 55UX58BA. (Note that the BA denotes actual AP83 chassis, NOT modified and the B only indicates a modified chassis). Below list typical FAQs related to the subject. QUESTION: When the Service Only button is pressed and held on the deflection PWB and then the Power Button to enter the Digital Convergence Adjustment Mode, (DCAM here after) with Cleared RAM, the set comes on in the normal picture mode, in this case tuner. The Dig. Conv. Module RAM was cleared like normal. To get the DCAM grid, the Service Only Button had to be pressed again. Is this normal? ANSWER: For DCAM adjustment on the AP-62P, reference the AP-62 Service Manual, (PA NO. 0070). Of course sometimes when DCAM data is cleared, the crosshatch does not appear and you must press the DCAM button 1 more time. This can happen no matter what DCAM is used. A note to this effect can be seen in section 2.7, page 20 of the AP-62 service manual PA NO. 0070. QUESTION: When pressing the EXIT button 5 times , the set would not toggle between the external video and DCAM. The service literature indicates that it will. Is this normal? ANSWER: Because this is a DCU from an AP-62 chassis, The ENTER button must be pressed 5 times to switch between Video and DCAM. QUESTION: The Service Literature also indicates that pressing the INFO button will perform the Interpolation process. However, pressing the INFO button did nothing. Is this normal? ANSWER: Again, because this is a DCU from an AP-62 chassis, you must use the AI button for interpolation. (See CLU-951MP remote). Also see the CLU-951MP remote for the following adjustments of the DCU in the AP-83P chassis, SRD to perform Phase adjustment.

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

S P E C I F I C A T I O N S

SECTION SEVEN APAP-8X CHASSIS SPECIFICATIONS

AP-7X and AP-8X Blank Page Notes

1998 Hitachi Projection TV Information

Model 50FX48B 55FX48B Feature Level FX Series - MV4 2T PIP FX Series - MV4 2T PIP UPC Code 0 50585 - 19147 1 0 50585 - 19149 5 Remote Illuminated Genius (CLU-417U) Illuminated Genius (CLU-431UI) Accessories T50PS T55PS Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Height 51 29/32" 53 1/2" 54 11/16" 56 5/8" 60 13/32" 62 1/4" Width 43 3/16" 48 3/16" 47 1/8" 52 1/4" 51 11/32" 56 1/4" Depth 23 5/32" 27 1/2" 26 23/32" 30 1/2" 29 9/16" 30 5/8" Weight 183 209 220 245 223 253 Container Qty. 48' High Cube 82 33

60EX38B

EX Series - PIP

0 50585 - 19146 4

Illuminated Genius (CLU-415UI)

T60PS

30

50UX58B 50UX58K

UltraVision - MV4 2T PIP UltraVision - MV4 2T PIP

0 50585 - 19145 7 0 50585 - 19144 0

Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP) Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP)

T50U T50PS

Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed

51 29/32" 53 1/2" 51 13/16" 53 1/2" 56 11/16" 57 7/8" 60 31/32" 62 1/4" 60 13/32" 62 1/4"

43 9/16" 48 1/4" 43 11/32" 48 1/4" 47 1/4" 52" 51 11/16" 56 5/8" 52" 56 7/8"

24 3/8" 28 3/4" 24 5/8" 28 3/4" 26 9/16" 33 1/2" 27 1/16" 31 1/16" 26 35/64" 30 5/8"

181 202 185 206 213 248 246 277 258 288

78 78

55UX58B

UltraVision - MV4 2T PIP

0 50585 - 19148 8

Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP)

T55U

60UX58B 60UX58K

UltraVision - MV4 2T PIP UltraVision - MV4 2T PIP

0 50585 - 19143 3 0 50585 - 19142 6

Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP) Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP)

T60U T60PS

30 30

50SBX78B 60SBX78B 70SBX74B

UltraVision SBX - MV4 2T PIP UltraVision SBX - MV4 2T PIP UltraVision SBX - MV4 2T PIP

0 50585 - 19141 9 0 50585 - 19140 2 0 50585 - 19138 9

Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-613MP) Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-613MP) Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP)

Built-In Built-In Included

Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed

51 13/16" 53 1/2" 60 13/32" 62 1/4" 67 1/2" 73 3/4"

47 7/32" 47 1/8" 51 11/32" 56 1/8" 59" 62 15/16"

24 21/32" 28 3/4" 27 1/2" 31 5/8" 30 1/4" 38 11/16"

195 221 255 286 385 410

82 30 18

61HDX98B

UltraVision HDX (HDTV) - 2T PIP

0 50585 - 19150 1

Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-614MP)

T61UW

Unit Packed

60 3/8" ?

56 9/16" ?

29 5/16" ?

321 ?

UltraShields: T50PS T50U T55PS T55U T60PS T60U T61UW 50" UltraShield New 50" UltraShield 55" UltraShield New 55" UltraShield 60" UltraShield New 60" UltraShield New 61" 16x9 UltraShield 0 50585 - 12940 5 0 50585 - 12953 5 0 50585 - 12949 8 0 50585 - 12955 9 0 50585 - 12941 2 0 50585 - 12954 2 0 50585 - 12956 6 Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed 30 3/16" 34" 30 23/64" 34" 32 63/64" 42 3/4" 33 1/2" 42 3/4" 36 5/16" 42 3/4" 36 1/2" 42 3/4" 40 43" 40 21/64" 43" 44" 54 1/4" 44 1/32" 54 1/4" 48 13/64" 54 1/4" 49" 54 1/4" 51/64" 1" 51/64" 1" 51/64" 1" 51/64" 1" 51/64" 1" 51/64" 1"

7.5 7.5 10.8 10.8 12 12

Projection TV Warranty: Parts: 1 Year Exceptions: Lenses - Lifetime PRT's - 2 Years Screen - 30 Days

Labor:

1 Year - In Home Service

SR Specifications.xls 07/27/2000

1998 Hitachi Projection TV Feature Chart

EX Series 60EX38B
Screen Size M.A.P. VIDEO PERFORMANCE: Resolution (Lines) A.I. Home Theater Modes Comb Filter Hi-Spec Chassis Set NEW - Digital Convergence IMPROVED - Advanced Velocity Scan Modulation Color Purity Lens Filters IMPROVED - Exclusive UltraFocus Lens System UltraFocus CRT's First Surface Mirror UltraBlack Screen with Surface Diffuser Dynamic Focus Wide Band Video Amplifier Color Temperature Control (Cool / Warm) Contrast Ratio Horizontal Viewing Angle (Degrees) Built-In High Contrast UltraShield NEW - HDTV Capability NEW - Progressive Scanning NEW - VSB Digital Decoder (18 Formats) NEW - Four 4:3 Picture Formats AUDIO PERFORMANCE: MTS Stereo / SAP Loudness Surround Sound Speaker System Volume Correction Auto Noise Canceler Wireless Sound Delivery System Dynamic Bass Built-In Center Channel Speaker(s) Sub-Woofer Control 7 Band Graphic EQ # of Watts CONVENIENCE: Picture-In-Picture

FX Series 50FX48B 50" $1,899.95 850 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3-Line 55FX48B 55" $2,199.95 900 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3-Line l Digital Focus Array l Green 50UX58B/K 50" $2,499.95 1000 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3-Line l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast l l l l l l l l l l l l 65:1 160 Optional

UltraVision 55UX58B 55" $2,699.95 1000 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3-Line l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast l l l l l l 65:1 160 Optional

60UX58B/K 60" $3,199.95 1000 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3-Line l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast l l l l l l 65:1 160 Optional

50SBX78B 50" $2,999.95 1000 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3DYC l l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast Large Diameter SB l l l l l 65:1 160 l l

UltraVision SBX 60SBX78B 60" $3,599.95 1000 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3DYC l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast Large Diameter SB l l l l l 65:1 160 l

70SBX74B 70" $4,499.95 1000 Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3DYC l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast Large Diameter SB l l l l l 65:1 160 Included

60SDX88B 60" $3,999.95

UltraVision Digital 61HDX98B 61" W (16x9) $5,999.95 ? Theater Mode Digital 3DYC l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast Large Diameter SB l l l l l 65:1 160 Optional 1080 I 540 P l l l l Dolby Digital & Pro Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l l 60

60" $2,199.95 750 On / Off l

l Green

l Green

l l l l 65:1 160 Optional

l l l l 65:1 160 Optional

l l l l 65:1 160 Optional

? Movie / Sports / TV Digital 3DYC l Magic Focus UltraSensitive Red & Green New SB High Contrast Large Diameter SB l l l l l 65:1 160 l 1080 I with STB 480 P

l l Speaker Matrix Front Firing l

l l Speaker Matrix Front Firing Perfect Volume l l

l l Speaker Matrix Front Firing Perfect Volume l l

l l SRS Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l

l l SRS Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l

l l SRS Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l

24

24

24

30

30

30

l l Dolby Pro-Logic Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l 2 l l l l 60

l l Dolby Pro-Logic Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l 2 l l 60

l l Dolby Pro-Logic Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l 2 l l 60

l l Dolby Pro-Logic Bass Reflex Perfect Volume l l l 2 l l 60

Advanced 1 Tuner

MultiViewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf Illuminated Genius CLU-417U

MultiViewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf Illuminated Genius CLU-431UI

Multi-Viewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-612MP

Multi-Viewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-612MP

Multi-Viewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-612MP

Multi-Viewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-613MP l

Multi-Viewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-613MP l

Multi-Viewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-612MP

Multi-Viewer 4 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-613MP

Advanced 2 Tuner

Universal Remote Control

Illuminated Genius CLU-415UI

MultiPage Illum. Genius CLU-614MP

NEW - TV Guide+ Interactive Program Guide NEW - Built-in DSS/HDSS IRD IMPROVED - Tri-Lingual Icon On-Screen Display 181 Channel Tuner w/ Auto Programming Closed Caption Decoder Power Resume Front Panel Menu Controls Sleep Timer 4 Event On/Off Channel Timer Channel ID / Video ID Channel Lock / Video Lock TV Time Out On-Screen Help with Auto Demo Channel Skip Favorite Channel (Family Favorites) Special Event Reminder Multi-Color Plug & Play Interactive Set-Up Advanced Auto Link NEW - 2 Level Mute NEW - Front Panel Lock Out JACK PACK: Audio/Video Inputs (Rear) Super Video Input (s) (Rear) RF Input (s) NEW - Component Video Inputs Front Panel A/V Inputs Variable Audio Outputs Audio/Video Outputs Wireless Transmitter Outputs Surround Speaker Terminals Sub-Woofer Output NEW - IR Blaster Port (G Link For TV Guide+) NEW - Dolby Digital (AC3) Output NEW - Rear Smart Card Slot & LNB Port (For DSS) CABINET: Color IMPROVED - Optional UltraShield REPLACES: 1997 Model 1998 Model Start Month

l Icon l l l l 1 Event Channel ID Child Lock UltraTEC l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1 Color Standard UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l

l Child Lock Help l l

2 1 1

2 1 2

2 2 2 l l l l l

2 2 2 l A/V/S l l l

2 2 2 l A/V/S l l l

2 2 2 l A/V/S l l l

2 2 2 l A/V/S l l l l l l

2 2 2 l A/V/S l l l l l l

2 2 2 A/V/S l l l l l

2 2 2 l A/V/S l l l l l l

3 2 2 A/V/S F/V l Front & Surround l l l

l l l

l l l l

Black T60PS

Black T50PS

Black T55PS

New Black / Oak T50U / T50PS

New Black T55U

New Black / Oak T60U / T60PS

Black Built-In

Black Built-In

Black Included

Black Built-In

New Black T61UW

50FX30B June

50EX20B June

50FX30B July

50UX52B / 53K May

New July

60UX54B / 55K May / July

50SBX70B July

60SBX72B July

Continues Continues

New October

New October

1998 Hitachi Color TV Information

Model 27CX28B 27FX48B Feature Level Non PIP FX Series - 2T PIP UPC Code 0 50585 - 12263 5 0 50585 - 12264 2 Remote Universal (CLU-351U) Illuminated Genius (CLU-417UI) Accessories SP273B / SP274B SP273B / SP274B Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Height 23 5/8" 27 3/16" 23 5/8" 27 3/16" 26 7/16" 30" 26 7/16" 30" 26 7/16" 30" 29 1/2" 34 1/2" 29 1/2" 34 1/2" Width 26" 28 3/8" 26" 28 3/8" 30 15/16" 35" 30 15/16" 35" 30 15/16" 35" 34 13/16" 39 5/8" 34 13/16" 39 5/8" Depth 20 7/8" 24 1/16" 20 7/8" 24 1/16" 23" 3/8 25 7/8" 23" 3/8 25 7/8" 23" 3/8 25 7/8" 25" 29 5/8" 25" 29 5/8" Weight (lbs) 76.1 86 76.5 86.5 118 131 118 131 118 131 165 177 165 177 Container Qty. 48' High Cube 288 288

32CX38B 32FX48B 32UX58B

PIP FX Series - 2T PIP UltraVision - 2T PIP

0 50585 - 12258 1 0 50585 - 12257 4 0 50585 - 12256 7

Genius (CLU418U) Illuminated Genius (CLU-431UI) Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP)

SP323B / SP324B SP323B / SP324B SP323B / SP324B

162 162 162

36FX48B 36UX58B

FX Series - 2T PIP UltraVision - 2T PIP

0 50585 - 12254 3 0 50585 - 12253 6

Illuminated Genius (CLU-431UI) Multi-Page Illum. Genius (CLU-612MP)

SP364B SP364B

108 108

MM Vision (Digital Ready TV) 27MMV30B 36MMV60B MMV - VGA 0 50585 - 12261 1 Genius (CLU-433MC) Illuminated Genius (CLU-433FC) SP273B SP364B Unit Packed Unit Packed 22 15/16" 27 1/8" 29 1/2" 34 1/2" 27 1/8" 31 1/2" 34 13/16" 39 5/8" 20" 24 9/16" 25" 29 5/8" 89.5 99 163 177

168 108

UltraVision MMV - SVGA 0 50585 - 12262 8

TV Stands: SP273B SP323B SP324B SP364B 27" TV Stand 32" TV Stand 32" Step-up TV Stand 36" Step-up TV Stand 0 50585 - 12943 6 0 50585 - 12944 3 0 50585 - 12945 0 0 50585 - 12946 7 Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed Unit Packed 18 1/4" 28 5/8" 16 3/4" 31" 17 3/8" 33" 15 3/4" 36" 26 3/4" 21 1/2" 29 1/8" 21 3/8" 29 1/8" 20 3/4" 33 1/4" 24" 19 7/8" 3 11/16" 19 13/16" 3 15/16" 18 9/16" 5 3/4" 21 3/8" 5 3/4" 36 40 42 45 44 47 56 59

27" - 36" Color TV Warranty: Parts: Labor: 1 Years 1 Year - In Home Service Exceptions: CRT - 2 Years

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1998 Hitachi Big Screen Color TV Feature Chart

27" Color TV
27CX28B
Screen Size M.A.P. VIDEO PERFORMANCE: UltraBlack Picture Tube TV Resolution (Lines) Comb Filter Dynamic Focus Wide Band Video Amplifier Velocity Scan Modulation VGA Input Resolution HDTV Capability TV Mode Progressive Scanning AUDIO PERFORMANCE: MTS Stereo / SAP Speaker System Volume Correction Dynamic Bass Surround Sound Loudness Auto Noise Canceler # of Watts CONVENIENCE: Picture-In-Picture

32" Color TV
32CX38B
32" $699.95

36" Color TV
32UX58B
32" $899.95

UltraVision Digital
27MMV30B
27" $899.95

27FX48B
27" $499.95

32FX48B
32" $799.95

36FX48B
36" $1,199.95

36UX58B
36" $1,399.95

36SDX88B
36" $2,799.95

27" $399.95

l 500

l 600 Digital 2-Line

l 700 l Self l n/a n/a n/a

l 700 l Self l n/a n/a n/a

n/a n/a n/a

n/a n/a n/a

l 750 Digital 3-Line Self l l n/a n/a n/a

l 700 l l n/a n/a n/a

Invar 750 Digital 3-Line l l l n/a n/a n/a

l 600 l l VGA (640 x 480 P)

.78 Digital Pitch Invar 750 Digital 3DYC l l l SVGA (800 x 600 P) 1080 I with STB 480 P

l Front Firing Perfect Volume

l Front Firing Perfect Volume l

l Front Firing l 3-D Surround l l 10

l Front Firing l 3-D Surround l l 10

l Front Firing l l SRS l l 10

l Front Firing l 3D Surround l l 10

l Front Firing l l SRS l l 10

l Front Firing l l

l Front Firing l l SRS / BBE l l 10

Advanced 2 Tuner w/ Auto Channel Surf Universal CLU-351U l l l l l l l l Quick Lock Quick Lock Illuminated Genius CLU-417UI E/F l l l l l l l Quick Lock Quick Lock

Advanced 1 Tuner

Advanced 2 Tuner

Advanced 2 Tuner

Advanced 2 Tuner

Advanced 2 Tuner

Advanced PIPC

Remote Control

Genius CLU-418U UltraTEC l l l l l l l l l l l l l

Illuminated Genius CLU-431UI UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l 4 Event l l l l l l l l Family Favorites l l l n/a n/a n/a

Multi-Page Genius CLU-612MP UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l 4 Event l l l l l l l l Family Favorites l l l n/a n/a n/a

Illuminated Genius CLU-431UI UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l 4 Event l l l l l l l l Family Favorites l l l n/a n/a n/a

Multi-Page Genius CLU-612MP UltraTEC Bit-Map l l l l 4 Event l l l l l l l l Family Favorites l l l n/a n/a n/a

Genius MMV CLU-433MC l l l l l l l l l l l l

Illum. Genius MMV CLU-433FC l l l l l 4 Event l l l l l l l l Family Favorites l l l l l

Tri-Lingual Icon On-Screen Display 181 Channel Tuner w/ Auto Programming Closed Caption Decoder Power Resume Front Panel Menu Controls On/Off Channel Timer Sleep Timer Channel ID Video ID Chanel Lock Video Lock with Quick Lock TV Time Out On-Screen Help with Auto Demo Channel Skip Favorite Channel Special Event Reminder Multi-Color Plug & Play Interactive Set-Up Advanced Auto Link Screen Size & Placement Adjustments DDC2B Protocol Support Optional Wireless Keyboard (SMK) JACK PACK: Audio/Video Inputs (Rear) Super Video Input (Rear) RF Input (s) Component Video Inputs Front Panel A/V Inputs Variable Audio Outputs Audio/Video Outputs VGA Input PC Audio Input PS2 Mouse Output CABINET: Color TV Stand REPLACES: 1997 Model 1998 Model Start Month

n/a n/a n/a

n/a n/a n/a

n/a n/a n/a

l l

1 1

2 1 1

2 1 1 l l n/a n/a n/a

2 1 2 l l l n/a n/a n/a

2 1 2 l l l n/a n/a n/a

2 1 2 l l l n/a n/a n/a

2 1 2 l l l n/a n/a n/a

1 1

F/V n/a n/a n/a

F/V n/a n/a n/a

l l l l

2 2 1 l A/V / S / VGA l l l l l

Black SP273B / SP274B

Black SP273B / SP274B

Black SP323B / SP324B

Black SP323B / SP324B

Black SP323B / SP324B

Black SP364B

Black SP364B

Black SP273B / SP274B

Black SP364B

27CX22B July

27CX31B July

32CX33B June

32UX51B July

32UX51B Sept.

36CX35B May

36UX52B July

27MM20B August

New Sept.

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