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    ee Service Manual LCD Projector PT-AE100U PT-AE100E © 2001 Nateushta ect Indust Co. UA ri fights: srved. Unauthorized copying derbuton fa vation of lav. “The service technician is required to read and follow the “Safety Precautions" and "Important Safety Notice” this service Manual Specifications Power supply: 100 = 240 V AC, 50 Hz /60 He Power consumption: “OW [During standby (when fanis stopped} Approx. 0.7 WL Amps: 22A-08A LCD panel: Pane size (siagonal) 0.7 type (17.78 mm) Aspect rato: 16:9 Display method: 3 transparent LCD panels (RGB) Drive mathod: Active matrix method Pits 415.272 (658 % 484) x Spaneis Lens: Manual zoom (1 -1.2)/focus tens, F 2.0-2.3,1 22.0 mm- 26.2 mm Lamp: UHM lamp (120 W) Luminosity: 7700 ImvANSI ‘Scanning frequency (for RGB signals): Horizontal scanning trequency: 30 KHz - 70 kHz Vertical scanning frequency: 50 Hz -87 Hz Dot clock frequency: 100 MHz or less YPsPn signals: '525i (480)), 625i, 525p (480p), 750p (720p), 1125i (1080) Color system: 6 (NTSC// NTSC 4.43 / PAL/ PAL-M/ PAL-N / SECAM) Projection size: 1.016 mm - § 080 mm Throw distance: 12m-74m Optical axis shift: 17:1 (fixed) Screen aspect ratio: 16:9 Installation: Front / Rear / Ceiling / Desk (Menu selection method) ‘Speakers: 4.0.cm x 3.0 cm oval x1 ‘Max. useable volume output: 2.W (monaural) Connectors: VIDEO IN: S2 VIDEO: Single-ine, Mini Din 4-pin Y 1.0V [p-p], C:0.286 V [p-p], 75.0, VIDEO: —_Single-line, RCA pin jack. 1.0V [p-p}, 75. AUDIO: RCA pin jack x 2 (UR) 05 V {ems} PC IN: RGB: Single-line, D-SUB HD 15-pin (female) RGB: 0.7V{p-pl, 750 GSYNC: 1.0V [p-p), 750 HD/SYNC: TTL high impedance, automatic plus/minus polarity compatible vo: TTL high impedance, automatic plus/minus polarity compatible AUDIO: —Single-ine M3 jack (stereo MINI) O.5V [rms] COMPONENT IN ¥ 1.0V Ipp}, 750 Po, Pr (Ca, Cn): 0.7 V[p-pl, 750 AUDIO: RCA pin jack x 2 (UR) 0.5 V [rms] Cabinet: Molded plastic (ABS / PC) Dimensions: Width: 280 mm Height: 85 mm Length: 242 mm (include lens) Weight: 27 ke Operating environment: Temperature: 0°C- 40°C (0°C-35°C when operating in highlands) Humidity: 20% - 80 % (no condensation) Certifications: PT-AE1O0E: EN60950, ENS5022, EN61000-3-2, ENB 1000-3-3, ENS5024 PT-AE100U: UL1950, C-UL, FCC Power supply: 3 DC (Lithium CR2025 battery x 1) ‘Operating range: ‘Approx. 7 m (when operated directly in front of signal receptor) Dimensions: Width: Height Length: Weight: ‘Accessories Remote control unit (N2QDAC000003): Lithium battery for remote control unit (CR2025): Power cord: PT-AE100E: K2CTSFRO0001 (U.K) +: K2CM3FR00001 (continental) PT-AE100U: K2CG3FR00001 Video/Audio cable [K2KA2FA00001 (3.0 m)|: Carrying bag (TPEPOO4): 1 Options: Ceiling bracket: Projection Screen: 50mm 12.5 mm 86 mm 32 g (Including battery) ET-PKE100 ET-SROOCT (width:t 800 mm) ET-SR70CT (width:t 400 mm) - Specifications are subject to change without notice. -Weight and dimensions shown are approximate. AX WARNING ‘This service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the general public. It does not contain warnings or cautions te advse non-technical individuals of potential dangers in atternpting to service a product. Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professional technicians. Any attempt to service oF repair the product or products dealt wit inthis service information by anyone else could result in Serious Injury or death Trademark Acknowledgements VGA and XGA are trademarks o¥ International Business Machines Corporation. @ Macintosh isa registered trademark of Apple Computer, inc. @ S-VGA is a registered trademark of the Video Electronics Standards Association. AAlother trademarks are the property ofthe various trademark owners. Precaution If using ofthis projector at high elevations (above 1 400 m), consult your dealer or Authorized Service Center. ‘Spocial measures will be necessary to use this projector at high elevations, so consult your dealer or Authorized Service Center ‘about preparations. Failure to observe this may cause malfunctions, For US. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE there are special paris used in Panasonic LCD Projectors which are important for safety, These parts are shaded on the schematic ciagram. ttis essential that these crical parts should be replaced with manufacturer's specified parts to prevent shock, fre, or other hazards. Do not modify the original design without permission of PANASONIC BROADCAST TELEVISION SYSTEMS COMPANY. WARNING: ‘This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 16 of the FCC Rules, These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This ‘equipment generates, uses, and can radiate frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to tty to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and recelver = Connect the equipment into an outlet on a crcut afferent from that to which the receiver is connected, = Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. ‘CAUTION: Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment will void the users authority to operate. CONTENTS Page Page 1 Safety Precautions: nn 5.6. Removal of FLP.C. Board —-e-— nett 1.4. General Guidelines =~ 5 5,7. Removal of B-Module~ 1.2, Leakage Current Check — _ ~ 5 5.8, Removal of P-Module 1.3. UY Precaution and UHM Lamp Precautions === 5.8, Removal of Lamp Unit Sa 2 2 Ext Opton ~ 6 5.10, Removal of Analysis Block, LCD Block and Lens Block 12 2.1, Procedure to entor EXT OPTION -renenennenn 5.11, Replacement of Poarizor-v--v-rsemenenmnmnennn 13 2.2. EXT OPTION Menu and Functions ~G 5.12, Replacement of PBS Array (Analyele Block) ~~ 19 2.3. Canoaling EXT OPTION ven 66 Measurement and Adjustments ~~ ee 8 3 Selt-Check Mode 7 6.1. Adustment Procedure Flowchart 15 3.1, Procedure to enter the seticheck mods. 7 6.2, Cautions for Adjustment 15 {8.2 Sel Check Display and Contents 7 6.3, Setting Before Adjustment: 15 2.3. Canoaling the etfcheck mode nT 6.4 Software for Adjustment nnn 15 4 Service Mode vn 8 6.5. Flicker Adjustment ~~ 18 4.1, Procedure to entor the gervice mode nnn a 6.6. Input Level Adjustment (RGB) ~~~ se 19 4.2. Canceling the service mode ~ ~ 8 6,7. Input Level Adjustment (YPB 5 Disassembly Instructions: a PR 65.1, Printed Circut Board and Main Parts Location ~~ 9 ) me 5.2, Removal of Upper Case sn 1 6.8. Input Level Adjustment (VIDEO) ~~ ~ 19 5.3. Removal of A-P.C Board ~~ _ 10 6.9. Ghost Adjustment mn 20 5.4, Removal of K-Modulo 10 7 Troubleshooting 5.5. Removal of S-P.C Board —~ _ 19 8 Interconnection Block Diagram ~~~ ~ 1 2.1. Interconnection Block Diagram (1/2) 882. Interconnection Block Diagram (2/2) ‘9 Block Diagram: 8.1. Power Supply rrr 9.2. Signal Processing (1/2) 9.3. Signal Processing (2/2) — = 410 Schematic Diagram 10.1. AP.C.Board (1/4) 10.2. A-P.C.Board (24) 103. AP.C.Board (34). seesgegses? 104, AP.C.Board (4/4 105. S-P.C.Board, R-P.C Board: 10.6, Module 11 Clreult Boards. 11.1, A-P.CBoard (Fol Side) 8-P.C.Boara 11.2, AP.C.Board (Component Side) 12 Terminal guide of ICs and transistors. 18 Exploded Views 14 Replacement Parts List: saaaes a7 5 1 Safety Precautions 1.1. General Guidelines + For continued safety, no modification of any circuit must be attempted, Unplug the power cord from the power outlet before disassembling this projector. “It ls advisable to use an Isolation transformer in the AC power line before the service. + Observe the original lead dress during the service. Ifa short uit is found, replace all the parts overheated or damaged by the short circuit, “After the service, all the protective devices such as insulation barriers, insulation papers, shields, and isolation F-C combinations must be properly installed “After the service, check the leakage current to prevent the ‘customer from getting an electric shock, 1.2. Leakage Current Check 1. Prepare the measuring circuit as shown in Fig.1 Be sure to use a voltmeter having the performance described in Table 1. M1 toTt ort2 Re: 1 500 220.1% in Fig. 2 Cs: 0.22 UFs1.0% res Los Rb: 800 £840.1% 10 ka 20.1% 0.022 wel fy Rb stoe Ts [My J Me <>} Weighted lokage current=Vb / 500 (A) Fo 1 Performance Accuracy: <2% VVotmeter | input resistance: > 1 M2 ems reading) | input capactance: 200 pF Frequency range: 15Hz to 1 MHz Table 1 Isolation transformer connection tu rs H = Projector ella Wavouing Ma | Sweut an] a to power outlet Fig. 2 2. Assemble the circuit as shown in Fig. 2. Plug the power cord in a power outet, ‘3.Connect M1 to T1 according to Fig. 2 and measure the voltage. 4.Change the connection of M1 from T1 to T2 and measure ‘the voltage again, '5.The voltmeter must read 0.375 V or lower in both of steps: 3 and 4, This means that the current must be 0.75 mA or less. G.lf the reading is out of the above standard, the projector must be repaired and rechecked before retuming to the customer because of a possibilty of an electric shock. 1.3. UV Precaution and UHM Lamp Precautions + Be sure to unplug the power cord from the power outlet when replacing the lamp. + Because the lamp reaches a very high temperature during Its operation, wait until it cools completely when replacing the Lamp Unit + The lamp emits small amounts of UV-radiation, avoid drect- eye contact with the light, “Because the high pressure lamp involves a tisk of explosion, never touch the lamp wire lead during the service. (See Fig. 3) Fig. 3 2 Ext Option ‘This projector has EXT OPTION in addition to standard on-screen menus. + There are SELF CHECK and SERVICE MODE for service, etc 2.1, Procedure to enter EXT OPTION 1.Press "MENU" button on the remote control unit to display "MENU" screen, then select "OPTION! and press *ENTER' button. 2. Select "OSD" on “OPTION menu and press "ENTER" button 8 seconds or longer. MENU -+ OPTION -+ OSD 2.2, EXT OPTION Menu and Functions EXT OPTION FREEZE MSG OFF / ON PIC.SHIFT OFF / ON RUNTIME PRT OFF / ON FAN CONTROL NORMAL / HIGH / FULL AUTOSETUP NORMAL / SPECIAL SELF CHECK SERVICE MODE + FREEZE MSG ‘Switching ON/OFF "FREEZE" on-screen display = PIC.SHIFT ‘Switching ON/OFF the antipersistence function = Shifts the picture slightly (by one dot) when every 60 minutes. (one dot shifting three times, one dot shifting three times in reverse direction, and repeats them alternately.) “RUNTIME PRT ‘Switching ON/OFF the shutdown when the operation time for the lamp unit ls 2 000 hours or longer “FAN CONTROL, Setting the cooling fan motor rotation mode = NORMAL: Normal setting HIGH: Highlands mode — FULL: High-speed Notes: — Must set HIGH when using the projector at highlands as 1 400 meters or higher above sea level. — Not to use the projector at highlands exceeding 2 700 meters above sea level. + AUTOSETUP Setting AUTO SETUP mode — NORMAL: To set the normal mode (the dot clock is adjusted strictly) — SPECIAL: To set the special mode (the dot clock is adjusted roughly) * Do not change the initial setting (NORMAL). “SELF CHECK To enter the self-check mode + SERVICE MODE To enter the service mode 2.3. Canceling EXT OPTION Press "MENU" button on the remote control unt 3 Self-Check Mode This mode is used to narrow down the location of the failure. 3.1. Procedure to enter the self-check mode Select "SELF CHECK’ on ‘EXT OPTION* menu and press "ENTER" button on the remote control unt. Self Check Display and Contents Display Contents Remarks Microcomputer Version Display Software Version Resolution Name Different display according to the input signal Horizontal Signal Frequency Vertical Signal Frequency Signal Name. RGB or YPsPr signal reception only Lamp Tto 14: Lamp Data Lamp Cumulative Usage Time Current Usage Time ‘Second Usage Time First Usage Time 3.2. Display example SELF CHECK o-+-Ri00 fon 2 : | a 3 \ ® rota, svat ap @ oo 6 ® oo ® ® om) le ® on reer oe le . eg reels Bf com on teNP ok 10 Bese oF Oe 1 "OK": Normal, "=": Failure, Numeral: Number of times for turning on the lamp * Above display is an example and the display contents depend on the input signal mode. 3.3. Lamp Judgment for Cumulative Usage more than 2 000 h ‘Judgment for Replacement Time of Lamp Lamp Abnormall Check Cause of Lamp Malfunction ‘Gamma Correction Data Check | Judgment for Replacing A-P.C.Board _ FPGA Version Display “1 Software Version Projector Cumulative Usage Time _| Total Usage Time Lamp Cumulative Usage Time | Current Usage Time (Normal Mode Conversion Time) ‘Second Usage Time First Usage Time “Temp Sensor 1 Measurement Value “2 ‘Around LCD Panel aepespelesel seleslese| si “Temp Sensor 2 Measurement Value “2 ‘Around Intake Slot (Detects air fiter’s choke, etc.) ‘Temperature Abnormality Check isiel Fan Stop Check Cause of Lamp Malfunction Press *MENU" bution on the remote control uit. FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) LSI that is rewritable quickly while inspecting the program by system designer. (This willbe able to reduce the development time.) When detected abnormal temperature (high temperature around the LCD panel large difference between temperature at the intake slot and temperature around the LCD paneD, TEMP LED ie turned on and the power ie shutdown if arriving at the critical temperature, Canceling the self-check mode 4 Service Mode ‘This mode is used to display three kinds of test patterns [Horizontal lines, Vertical lines, Dots and White (No pattem)] in the four colors (White, Red, Green and Bue). Note: + On the service mode, displays above pattems by each color without test equipment such as PC or SG. Use the service ‘mode for simplified adjustments by your eyes and so on. 4.1, Procedure to enter the service mode Select “SERVICE MODE" on “EXT OPTION* menu and press “ENTEIR" button on the remote control unit Note: “In the service mode, pressing the up-arrow* A * or down-arrow * TW * button on the remote control unit allows the testpattern selection and the eftarrow * -q "or ight-artow™ p> * button the color selection (White / Red / Green / Blue) 4.2. Canceling the service mode Press *MENU" button on the remote control unt. 5 Disassembly Instructions Warning: + Be sure to unplug the power cord from the power outlet before disassembling this projector. Caution: + While turning over a printed circuit board, be sure to put a insulating matertal under it to prevent a short circult + Printed circuit boards and wires must not be pulled forcibly, but be handled carefully. = Connectors also must be handled carly + After repairing this projector, be sure to put back the wires and connectors to the original condition. 5.1. Printed Circuit Board and Main Parts Location Electrical Parte R-P.C.Board S-P.C.Board Optical Parts Analysis Block Lamp Unit LCD Panel (R) / Lco Panel (s) Lens Block LCD Block 5.2. Removal of Upper Case r 1.Turn the projector upside down. 2. Unscrew the 8 screws fixing the upper case. AP.C.Board 5.4. Removal of K-Module 1. Remove the upper case according to the section 5.2 “Removal of Upper Case’. 2.Remove the AP.C.Board according to the section 5.3. “Removal of A-P.C.Board’ ‘3.Retuin the projector to the normal postion 8.Disconnect the 1 connector. 4.Remove the upper case. 4. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the K-Module 5.3. Removal of A-P.C.Board 1.Remove the upper case according to the section 52 "Removal of Upper Case" 2.Disconnect the connectors from the A-P.C.Board 3. Unscrew the 5 screws and remove the terminal cover. Front] Upper Case Terminal Cover ne Z 5.5. Removal of S-P.C.Board UBB SW : 1.Remove the upper case according to the section 5.2 AP.C.Board a “Removal of Upper Case". 2.Remove the A-P.C.Board according to the section 53. "Removal of A-P.C.Board’ 3. Unserew the 2 screws and remove the grounding metal. 4,Unserew the 2 screws and remove the intake duct block. 4. Unscrew the 3 screws and remove the A-P.C.Board, Grounding Metal @ S-P.C.Board 5. Disconnect the 4 connectors. 6. While pressing the plastic latch of the intake duct in the direction of arrow (1), temove the S-P.C.Board. S-P.CBoard Note: Work with care because the plastic latch may be damaged it itis overforced, 5.6. Removal of R-P.C.Board 1.Romove the intake duct Block according to the stops 1 through 4 in the section 5.6, “Removal of S-P.C.Board 2. Disconnect the 4 connectors on back of the S-P.C. Board 8.While pressing the plastic latch of the intake duct in the direction of arrow (1), remove the R-P.C.Board. Note: Work with care because the plastic latch may be damaged it itis overforced, R-P.C.Board Plastic Latch 5.7, Removal of B-Module 4.Remove the upper case according to the section 52. "Removal of Upper Case" 2.Remove the A-P.C.Board according to the section 5.3. "Removal of A-P.C.Board. ‘3. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the lamp unit terminal 4, Unscrew the 8 screws, ‘5.While pressing to close the cap of the resinous stand, remove the B-Module. Cap =f t BeModile 5.8. Removal of P-Module 1. Remove the intake duct block according to the stops 1 through 4 in the section 5.5. "Removal of S-P.C.Board". 2.Remove the B-Module according to the section 5,7. "Removal of B-Module', ‘3. Unscrew the 1 screw. 4. Lif the P-Module block slightly, shifting i toward the lens as shown in the arrow, take it upward. Upper Case 3, Unscrew the 2 screws fixing the lamp unit and remove the lamp unit, P-Module ‘5. Remove the barrier. 6. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove the P-Module, Lamp Unit 5.10. Removal of Analysis Block, LCD Block and Lens Block 41.Remove the lamp unit according to the section 5.9, “Removal of Lamp Unit 2.Remove the intake duct block according to the steps 1 through 4 in the section 5.5. ‘Removal of S-P.C.Board’. 8. Unscrew the 1 sorew and separate the thermofuse from the analysis block, 4. Unscrew the 3 screws and remove the analysis/LCD/tens block Barrier 5.9. Removal of Lamp Unit 1.Tutm the projector upside down. 2.Loosen the 2 screws until they idle, lit the lamp unit cover to remove. 12 Polarizer(R) Polarizer (G) Fog Memotuse Screw fixing Screw fixing ' the Polarizer (R) the Polarizer (@) | Analysis Block ( Lens Block LCD Block y ‘crew fixing the Polarizer (B) ie 5. Unscrew the 4 screws A to separate the lens block and the LCD block, unscrew the 4 screws B to separate the LCD block and the analysis block, Example: 5.12. Replacement of PBS Array (Analysis Block) 1.Remove the upper case according to the section 5.2. "Removal of Upper Case" 2.Remove the A-P.C.Board according to the section 53. "Removal of A-P.C.Board ‘8. Unscrew the § screws. Screws A 5.11. Replacement of Polarizer 1.Remove the upper case according to the section 5.2. “Removal of Upper Case’. 2.Remove the A-P.C.Board according to the section 5.3. “Removal of A-P.C.Board 8. Mark positions of the polarizer (R/G/B). Note: + Mark accurately as possible because the marks will be used for resetting the polarizer poston. 4. Unscrew each screw fixing the polarizer and remove the polarizer. 5. Attach a new polarizer and align it with the mark. 6.Tighten the screw fixing the polarizer with care not to move its position. ' T anatysis Case (Upper) ‘Analysis Case (Lower) 4, Disconnect 2 joint hooks of the analysis cases and remove the analysis case (upper). Notes: + While pulling the hook of the analysis case (upper) in the direction of arrow (1), unhook it from the analysis case (lower). + Polerizers (RIG/B) are attached on the analysis case (upper). Handle with care not to apply extemal force 13 to the polarizers + Do not touch optical components (lens, mirror, et.) of the analysis block. If dirt or aberration has brought Into existence, efficiency of the projector may deteriorate. PBS Array Analysis Case (Upper) Analysis Case (Lower) 5. Take the PBS array with the edges and replace it Roun [Upper] PBS Array [Lamp-side} ‘Analysis Case (Lower) Note: + When attaching a new PBS array, be careful not to mistake the direction, 4 6 Measurement and Adjustments 6.1. Adjustment Procedure Flowchart ——_ ~=—-—— Cautions for Adjustment Flicker Adjustment Setting Before Adjustment Input Level Adjustment Software for Adjustment. Ghost Adjustment 6.2. Cautions for Adjustment 6.3. Setting Before Adjustment + Setup the projector to obtain the projection distance below. + Never turn off the MAIN POWER switch until every fan * Tum the zoom ring of the projector to obtain the largest size completely stops. of the picture, +To maintain and ensure safety, always use the designated components for replacement parts “If removing any clamps, lead wires or connectors, always place them back in thelr proper locations. + Be careful not to damage the lead wires or components when using a soldering ion or similar too. 6.4. Software for Adjustment 6. Outline + This projector needs computer-aided adjustments. “After the software adjustments, this projector must be turned off and on again to memorize the settings. + Connect the connection interface and communication cable between the projector and a PC as shown below. + Updating the software will change the version number. Connection interface D-SUB S-pin (female) ‘Communication Gable (RS-232C straight) AP.C.Board 18 Micom Data Receive: é z 3 2% 5 2 Be 8S 8 2 ag Be ge gi é i 5 z z E Receives the microcomputer data from the projector and writes it in the fil. ‘Gamma Data Send: Reads the gamma data from the file and sends it to the projector. Gamma Data Rece! 5 g 5 3 3 3 3 s 3 2 : g 2 é 5 = < 9 a 5 @ Receives the gamma data from the projector and writes itn the file Uniformity Data Send: Receives the color unevenness correction data from the projector and writes it in the file FPGA Data Send Reads the FPGA data from the fle and sends it to the projector. FPGA Data Receive: Reads the color unevenness correction data from the file land sends it to the projector. Uniformity Data Receive: © com Port Receives the FPGA data from the projector and writes it in the fle. Exit: Exits this application, 6.4.4.2. Explanation of Buttons 5 z é 3 3 3 e : 8 3 o 4 & Receiving and sending of the data lick a target button and specty a fle name. z i : ; a & & z i : a i or: Adjustment Menu 6.4.5. Exits this application, 6.4.4, Data Send/Receive Menu Data Receive (icom Data : 2 — 2 5 Do not click these buttons, — Explanation of Buttons Micom Data Send: Explanation of Buttons Waveform Adjustment: 6.4.5.1. Reads the microcomputer data from the file and sends it to the projector. ‘This button is not available 16 Flicker Adjustment: Displays the flicker adjustment menu, Input Level Adjustment (RGB): Displays the PC input level adjustment menu, Input Level Adjustment (YPbPr): Displays the component input level adjustment menu. Input Level Adjustment (VIDEO): Displays the video input level adjustment menu. Ghost Adjustment: Displays the ghost adjustment menu, NRS Adjustmer This button is not used, Gamma Data Linear: This button is only used for factory. (Do not click this button.) Gamma Data ROI This button is only used for factory. (Do not click this button.) Exit: Exits this application 7 6.5. Flicker Adjustment 6.5.1. Adjustment Menu ‘reutatation: © Desk “8 Sina B Stanat ay | Sani oo es R Signal RSignal aaj | Sender Setting PS Tox ee Signal Seom (eee Ber cir «| 6.5.2. Explanation of Buttons Dest Sets the installation mode to the desk setting and recelve the current data cei: Sets the installation mode to the ceiling setting and receive the current data. R Signal Adj.: Sets the test signal mode to the F-signal and allows the * A+ Y "and "OK" buttons of the Rrsignal to becomes active, G Signal Adj.: Sets the test signal mode to the G-signal and allows the * (A+ V" and ‘OK butions of the G-signal to becomes: active. B Signal Ad Sets the test signal mode to the B-signal and allows the * ‘A.*." V " and "OK" buttons of the B-signal to becomes active. aay Changes the setting value and transmits its data. (The 8 and 2 keys on the keyboard have the same functions.) If releasing the mouse or key after pressing it continuously, the data is transmitted once. The variable setting value is enclosed ina box and using the TAB or SPACE key allows the move of the box. Determines the setting value and stores its data in the EEPROM. (The ENTER key on the keyboard has the same function.) The item having two or more kinds of setting values is processed two or more items. Clicking this button or pressing ENTER keychanges the color ofthe text "OK" to cyan (light blue). If changing the setting value using the * A.‘ or" F * button or the Bor 2 key, its color returns to black. 18 Discontinues the communication. (This button is usually set for its inactive mode.) Undo: Fetus the setting value to Its original state and transmits its data. The color of the text "OK" retums to black. Close: ‘Closes this menu, 6.5.3. Equipment to be used PC, Software for Adjustment 6.5.4. Adjustment Procedure 1. Display the fleker adjustment menu 2.Sot the instalation mode t0 the desk setting. 3. Click *R Signal Ad,” and the red flicker adjustment pattern will be displayed. 4, Minimize the flicker while observing the projected patter, 6,Click "G Signal Adj and the green flicker adjustment pattern will be displayed. 66. Minimize the flicker while observing the projected patter, 7.Click *B Signal Adj," and the blue flicker adjustment pattern will be displayed. 8.Minimize the flicker while observing the projected patter. @.Change the installation mode to the celing setting and follow steps 3 to 8 inclusive. 6.6. Input Level Adjustment (RGB) 6.6.1. Adjustment Menu | 6.6.2. _ Explanation of Buttons OK: Executes automatic sub contrast and sub brightness adjustments, then closes this dialog, Cancel Cancels this menu, 6.6.3. Equipment to be used PO, Software for Adjustment, Signal Generator 6.6.4. Adjustment Procedure 1. Display the input level adjustment menu 2. Input a window pattern signal to PC IN (RGB) connector. Note: Use approx. 15 % window pattern as follows. Back background (soreen width) : White window width =2:1 Back background (screen height): White window height =3:1 3. Click the OK button, 6.7. Input Level Adjustment (YP, Pa) 6.7.1. Adjustment Menu el 6.7.2. _ Explanation of Buttons 1 Executes automatic sub contrast and sub brightness adjustments, then closes this dialog, Cancel Cancels this menu. 6.7.3. Equipment to be used PC, Software for Adjustment, Signal Generator 6.7.4. Adjustment Procedure 1. Display the input level adjustment menu. 2. Input a 480p adjustment pattern signal to COMPONENT IN (YP. Pp ) connectors. 8. Click the OK button, 19 6.8. Input Level Adjustment (VIDEO) 6.8.1. Adjustment Menu = 6.8.2, Explanation of Buttons OK: Executes automatic sub contrast and sub brightness: adjustments, then closes this dialog, Cancel: Cancels this menu 6.8.3. Equipment to be used PC, Software for Adjustment, Signal Generator 6.8.4. Adjustment Procedure 1.Display the input level adjustment menu, 2.Input a video adjustment pattern signal to VIDEO IN connector. Note: Use approx. 15 % window pattern as follows. Black background (screen width) : White window width =2:1 Black background (screen height): White window height 23:1 8.Click the OK button. 6.9. Ghost Adjustment 6.9.1. Adjustment Menu nox “arte “Pe S| a ome ST SE Pt] ox 6.9.2. Explanation of Buttons ao’ Changes the setting value and transmits its data. (The & and 2 keys on the keyboard have the same functions.) If releasing the mouse or key after pressing it continuously, the data Is transmitted once. The variable setting value is enclosed ina box and using the TAB or SPACE key allows, the move of the box. OK: Determines the setting value and stores its data in the EEPROM. (The ENTER key on the keyboard has the same function.) The item having two or more kinds of setting values is processed two or more items. Clicking this button or pressing ENTER keychanges the color ofthe text "OK" to cyan (light blue). If changing the setting value using the * A.‘ or" Y * button or the Bor 2 key, its color returns to black. Stop: Discontinues the communication. (This button is usually sot {or its inactive mode.) Undo: Returns the setting value to its original state and transmits its data, The color of the text "OK" retums to black. Close: Closes this menu, 6.9.3. Equipment to be used PC, Software for Adjustment, Signal Generator 6.9.4. Adjustment Procedure 1.Display the ghost adjustment menu. 2.Input a checker pattern signal ‘3.Minimize the ghost while observing the projected pattern. 4. Set the value to the point being its optimum value minus 1 pexe Seatrler Sater pet { ox “heat vtea mun "Nana Stan’ 2S] OK 20 7 Troubleshooting '* The letters in the lef ofthe inspection tems indicate the PIC. Boards or Modules related to their respective descriptions. note: {ap “The lotter of the alphabet indicates the P.C.Board or Module name. (Example) A: A-P.C.Board, K: K-Module ‘If replacing A-P.C.Board (assembly), read the ROM data from the old PC.Board and write it in the new one ‘according to the section 6.4. “Software for Adjustment’. At this time, ifthe readout from the old P.C.Board does not succeed, remove IC1011 and IC1017 from the old PC.Board and install them on the new one. ‘*Ifeplacing A-PC.Board (assembly), adjust the Input Level according to the chapter 6 "Measurements and Adjustments” “The projector does not become standby mode. (The power indicator does not iluminate red.) Y Confirm every connector is connected and the lamp unit cover [NO Connect the connectors or install the caver is installed properly. Properly. YES ‘Ashort circuit has ocoured in terminals 1 (FAN13.5 V) - 2: Check 1C1029 and IC 1030. ‘short circuit has occured in terminals 4 (4+18.5¥) -3:Check 101026, 101061, L1020- ee L094 and L1036-Li042, Disconnect the connector A6, confirm no short circuit has A short circuit has occurred in terminals § A| occurred in the terminals below: (+6 V) - 6: Check 1C1041, 161042 and 4-2, 4-3, 56, 89, 11-10 iciode, ws ‘short circuit has occured in terminals 8 (33¥) -9: Check L1028, L1050, L102t, Li018, Li016 and L1016. ‘Ashort creuit has occurred in terminals 11 (STB33V)- 10; Check L.1027, Y___ ¥ | Contirm the fuses (F101/F102) have blown, FYE fp erie been er coat ae) n ‘ i YES, | projector becomes standby made. (If nat, At the same time, —— occurred in Z101 Gis nereny NO a ! Confirm terminals between the thermotuse, which is @ component ofthe cable between K-Module (connector K1) and |,14, [Replace the cable, then confirm the P-Module (connector Pt), isa short circuit Om) projector becomes standby made. (If not, {tthe same time, confirm lead wires ofthe cable are {90 to the next.) conducted (no snapping). a “The projector does not change from standby mode to an operating mode. (The power indicator doss not change from red to green.) v Eeeenneeeee = Conf every connecior is conneciod andthe lamp uit coveris [NO , [ Gonnod the connecors or tal the cover installed properly. property, YES Tchr cre has ooured i tminas | (FAN13.5 V) - 2: Check 161029 and IC 1030. ‘shot eit has ecoured in tominls 4 (+15.5 V) - 3; Check 11025, C1061, L1029- Y L1034 and L1036-L1042. Disconnects comedor Ad contin sodhot creates ype |_| Astot ort has oocuodntinls 5 ‘Al. occured nthe terminals blow YES] a) (eevy-e:chockIctot.tctota and 12.49.5689, 1190 rero4s = ‘shot eit has occured inten 8 (8.3 V) - 9: Check L1028, L1050, L1021, ote, Lroreand 08, ‘Ash out as cocured inten 1 (STB3.3 V) - 10: Check L1027. 4 |NO- A} Connector A6 pin 12 changes from LOW to HIGH. YES ® a Replace the P-Module, thn conf th projcor becomes (YES tran mode, % - =a Lao Y Topic he @ Module, hon conn he projedor becomes |_| taney mode. ves [i i OK Confirm resistance values between G (positive) and E ee ee fae No 29610 and 29611), that he ING 8) (negathe) of 1GBTs (c9606, Q9e07, 8610 and Ge611) awe /MOm!B] eet less tran 19K then ‘confirm again the resistance values. | | Wes Confirm resistance values betvieen D (positive) and § (negative). | NO — | 8) of:a960 and 29612 are hundreds kiloohm or more. Ieee eeacs Ces 0nOS be YES | v Confirm components 09612, D9613, 09615, 09616, D9618, B| 9619, 09621, D9622, a9604, O9605, 09608 and. a603” |NO eB] Replace every damaged component. are normal (no damage) wes Confirm resistance values between the terminals of ICs | (19602 and 169603) below are 3 k& or more. NO te Replace IC9602/1C9603. 6 (positive) - 7 (negative) 3 (positive) - 4 (negative) CES | Replace 29601. Ifthe projector does not become standby mode, replace the B-Module 22 'No lamp lights up. (LAMP indicator illuminates. a Confirm every connector and the lamp unit are connected properly, and the lamp unit cover is installed. ‘At the same time, confirm the lamp unit fixing screws are. tightened, NO Connect the connectors or install the cover propery. Check every fan connector. ithe Wien switching from standby mode to an operating mode, every |NO,,| connection is propery and the fan is not fan s rotated rotated, replace it Then confirm the es tap lights up (tf not, go to the next.) ———__¥ ____________g_| Replace abnormal thermosensor, then Confirm every thermosensor is normal NO! confi the lamp lights up. (not, goto YES there) eee nae eee ‘After keeping MAIN POWER in OFF condition for 8 minutes or ‘more, turn ON the MAIN POWER and press POWER button. Confirm the ballast to generate a high-voltage pulse train and ‘omits a sparking sound. JNO! A) connector AS pin 12 changes from LOW toHIGH. YES ¥ When pressing the POWER button, YES NO we) Confirm that no short circuit has occurred between ‘connector P2 pins 1 and 3, (Normally, connector P2 pin + outputs 390 V 420 V DC.) ENO Confirm that no short circuit has occurred between P| connector P2 pins 4 and 3. (Normally, connector P2 pin 4 outputs 15 V #1 V DC.) F @ YES 8 23 ves| When pressing the POWER button, A) connector A4 pin 2 changes from LOW to HIGH. Microcomputer (IC1010) operation check in the standby mode ¥ The microcomputer is abnormal, ‘a| D028 LED (01022) nearby the microcomputer (1C1010) INO,| 4] Check the microcomputer ((C1010) HMuminate? [A] and circuit around it, crystal oscilator Wes (1003) and reset IC (11016). POWER key check. Fe A] Check conduction between connector A8 pin 6 (KEY2) and “Sxl AT Check L1026. the microcomputer (11010) pin 92. ‘OK — ¥ Check MAIN/STBY output signal of the microcomputer NG Al dctoto pin 111) al Replace the microcomputer (101010). A| Replace 01037. ts) 'A| Check BLST_ON output signal of the microcomputer (101010 NG, pin 85). Feplace the microcomputer (101010) yor A] Replace Q1029. mp i Y After keoping MAIN POWER in OFF condition for 3 minutes or ‘Then confirm the lamp lights up. yes Ifthe lamp goes out approximately 10 minutes after it ights up, the cumulative usage time of it exceeds 2 000 hours. Replace the lamp. 24 more, turn ON the MAIN POWER and press POWER button. |“Cm{’” Replace the lamp unit. ‘A shutdown occurs, ‘Abnormally high temperature is detected inside the projector and TEMP indicator illuminates or flashes. ‘Check the following: + Thermosensor connectors (S2 and $1 on S- P.C.Board, A8 on A-P.C.Board) are connected. +The ambient temperature is less than 45°C. +The air filter does not accumulate dust. o> \Wait until the projector cools enough and turn on the power again, If fan connectors (A15-A18) are not connected or the fans are stopped, a shutdown will occur. (TEMP and LANP indicators are not luminating.) Confirm DC voltage is supplied to the fan. YES NO. Confirm DC voltage (FAN13.5 V) is supplied to connector AS pin 1 a Ww (Check the P-Module. Replace the fan, ox| (Check the fan voltage control ICs (11030 Al and 161029). YG Replace the IC. Ifthe microcomputer is out of order and temperature of the projector is not controlled, the thermofuse will be blown and the power willbe stopped. ye ‘A|__ Microcomputer (IG1010) operation chock (Check citcuit around the microcomputer (1C1010) oF replace it yx Replace the A-PC.Board. 25 ‘An abnormal picture or no picture appears. ¥ ‘Connect or replace the cables. 'A| Confirm every cable is connected and CPU test LED (01022) iuminates? YES { No picture appears in VIDEO input mode. Ifthe LED does not illuminate, check the ‘microcomputer (IC1010) and circuit ‘around it, crystal oscillator (X1003) and reset IC (IC1016). No picture appears in RGB input mode. | No picture appears in $2 VIDEO input (S-VIDEO signal ‘Check conduction from the input terminals of JK1001 to Q1006/Q1007 and |__ mode. | *|A) 1ct02! pins 43 and 44, andthe ae eee Peripheral circuit 'No picture appears. (Assuming thatthe microcomputer, |__lamp and remote contol unit are normal.) i + 0K [AT Confirm output waveforms on connectors A1, AZ and AS. | »{”” Replace the LOD block YNG Confirm clock signals for the drive circuit. NG Neat? oa Mile Cera oe cia Dctootl ec Mie “= [A] Confirm the crystal oscillator (1001), —ToK OK A|_ Replace D-FF (X101100). 3 26 Video data check ‘Sampling hold ICs (101051-1G1053) output: Every pin 36 (TPA44, TPA42 and TPA4S) Level shift ICs (11057-11059) output: Every pin 22 fe Confirm output signals from color unevenness. correction IC (IC 1050). Ri Pins 19, 20, 24, 25, 27-30, 92, 33 G: Pins 50, 51, 53-55, 58-62 B: Pins 82, 83, 85-87, 90-92, 94, 95 ic [OKA Confirm waveforms on terminals of ‘connectors A1, A2 and A3. ‘When they are normal, check the connectors. ‘When they are abnormal, check circuits between the ICs output terminals and the ‘connectors. Check sampling hold ICs (IC1051- 101059). If they are abnormal, check the power supply or replace them. Confirm input signals to color unevenness correction IG (661050) Fi Pins 1158-162, 164-168 G: Ping 145-154 8: Pins 194-141, 149, 144 Confirm clock (IC 1050), H-syne (TPAS7) and V-sync (TPA48) input signals. NG Confirm output signals from resize IC (IC 1008). Ri Pins 107, 109-112, 115-119, G: Pins 120-124, 127-181 B; Pins 132-135, 138-143 YS Confirm OSD input signals to resize IC (11005 pins 94-98) ee Confirm OSD IC (IC 1009) clock, syne, reset and FPGA output (11007 pins 37-40) signals. Check circuits between the color tunevenness correction IC (IC1050) and D-FF ((C1100) / FPGA (IC1007). —_1____ Check the color unevenness correction IC (161050), Hits abnormal, check the power supply or replace it (Check conduction between the resize IC (1C1005) and the color unevenness correction IC (11050). Check the resize IC (161050). Hits abnormal, check the power supply or replace it. Check circuit between the OSD IC (1C1009) and the FPGA (1C1007). ye ‘Matfunction of FPGA (11007) Yes| ¥ [A] Contig check LED (01028) iluninates red. JNO Configuration error Confirm circuit between FPGA (11007) and microcomputer (IG1010), and IC1010 pins 47 (TXD1), ‘46 (CF_CK), 87 (CF_DONE), 88 (CF_OE). Replace the FPGA (IC1007). If not recoverable (an ‘abnormal picture or no picture appears), replace the APC Board, 27 (Check power and peripheral circus of the microcomputer (IG1010) or replace it. A] cont an analog sil vib dcnder (i021 nn). Mm] a] Cheek condition and compere 10K ‘A| Confirm analog output signals from video decoder (IC 1021 pins 21-28). ‘A) Confirm output signals from com fiter ((61022 pins 27 and 25), OK ———_le ye ‘Check the com fit (161022). Peripheral circuits or replace it. | | [A] itis abnormal, check he power and a ‘a|_Contirm input signals to video decoder (161021 pins 5 and 7). ——« 1 | |] Gheck conduction and components | | A] between the com fitter (IC1022) and the ||| video decoder 101029, ‘A| Check power and peripheral circuits of the video decoder (IC 1021) or replace it. ¥ ‘Check conduction between the video ‘A| decoder (1C1021) and the analog switch E] (cto28). "a] Confirm input signals to analog switch ((C1028 pins 8, 11 and. [NG 16), iG Output signals from analog switch (161023 pins 3,6 NG, [ | Confirm conta terminals ofthe analog |NG and 6) suitch (101023 pins 2,7 and 12). oR yor ‘a| Check power and peripheral cuits of | | the anaog switch (161023) or replace it. | | — Confirm YUV_VIDEO signal to FPGA Al 61007 pin 30, OK NG Check power and peripheral circuits of the FPGA (1C1007) or replace it. Fe ‘A| Check conduction between the FPGA (1C1007) and the analog switch (101028) v Check conduction between the analog 5 switch (11023) and the A/D converter ‘A| Confirm Y, Pa, Pa and H-syne input signals to A/D converter NG! 4) cxo04), (C1001 pins 8, 17, 23 and 43) and V_HD (TPAS). ‘Check 1/0 signals to/from 1C1018 or y rele ® 28 B2 Check components (R, LC, and C) ‘A] _Contrm input signals to A/D converter (IC1001 pins 6, 6 and 20), between JK1005 and the AUD converter OK {IC1001) or replace them. o— y PLL in the A/D converter (101001) Confirm output signals from A/D converter (\G1001), operation chock Fi Pins 119-120 NG Confirm PLLHA and HSPLL are locked. G: Pins 90-97, 7 HSIN: Pin 43 B: Pins 70-77 PLLHS: TPAtS oe PLUCK: TPat6 rT « Ne ‘a| Check VO signastrtrom 161018 or replace it ‘a] Check data settings and power supply fr \ the A/D converter (IC1001) or replace i Resize IC input (IC1005 pins 147-173) check a Confirm syne input signals to resize IC (101005). Fe Check circuits between the A/D converter Al PIVS: TPA28 A} (1C1001) and resize IC (IC1005) / FPGA. PIS: TPAZ7 (161007). PLLCLK2: Pin 178 ox A]_ Check power supply for the resize IC (1C1005) or replace it, ‘Remote control malfunction Check ho remote contour ]NS-m{ ~ Replace he remote contol unt Y ‘OK Vienna ceili cowl coimierensie INO Facies ca won| 2 control signal is inputted to the microcomputer (IC1010) pin 24. RF] _ Check the circuit around RMSOO1 Y YES Replace the A-P.C.Board. 29 8 Interconnection Block Diagram 8.1. Interconnection Block Diagram (1/2) Interconnection Block Diagram (1/2) Power Unit K-Module eh Ac CODE | ROM vRITER Tere P-Module Q-Module at 8.2. Interconnection Block Diagram (2/2) Interconnection Block Diagram (2/2) F see COMPONENT 1N juproy__vingon__szvingo yo son AIDIOLIN" = Pyto-Py/Oe 5 ? £826 258s 2s} far | 7 jak — JK1003 x at at Bat Bad ge val 4 ‘JK1005 " JK1006 JK1004 A-P.C.Board TRIOOT E ecu eblaeGOGetvtbal OO \UUUULS 7 4,8, 13-20 AY 2, AS-8OPIN X Vj LLL 1 7 wm) | G LCD PANEL AMSA AS-29P eh Or See Sle uy | unin : zh ; s.oies aoe =|: WN =i AL! ‘se B LCD PANEL . az PLAST CONTROL SPEAKER ecsee A P55 FAN (WTAKE FAN EXHAUST FRU POWER FAN 1 2 3 4 5 6 a 32 9 Block Diagram 9.1. Power Supply Power Supply HoT J [cou i sworn ip recrnen [4 conmmouen [—+ teaneronmer }—w Sugomnel | srBasv4e),, ery PHOTOISOLATOR J for MANPOWER " Swept : muse i une oa a Power, wren swoonma: [ses ]°|! 02 PUTER ersoruse SAcTOR Sransronwen mecuuanne settee i aa av sumone le REGULATOR re wawsre ||. Be Soni felipe L PHOTOISOLATOR power Cod ‘fo 1SVAVR prororsrnsroR| TH : P-Module 1 ee | : esnict RGB IN 8 ‘SWITCHING, UP & DOWN SCALING, wibeo a. 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Signal Processing (2/2) Signal Processing (2/2) scroa soos M samerTer Sapene ® —) ro secaueones = | —— SORRECTION, kes Te sero Genenarom aa | cOPaNEL UNIFO_ CLK oe Jose : 2 . 2— a g snwerTer g shone 6 2 = Ln} oxo é 5 les veer L 11007 1024 SHIFT tpateense copa) @ cax Seco a H STATE, y rod “ srwerTer STATE ‘SYNC PROCESSOR, ‘SAMPLING 8 ons Sspcontece, roo esrarrem oes] SSeraron « Soopartesn e189 GENERATOR R-P.C.Board cto Lo te owen Sat Lal onscreen [Ws {Conra crecn oa Sn 161060 2 + a oA S SSwverreR “ ae st S-P.C.Board s rewocont | , 7 5 _____| aa wer__to} | wows lower joi (-) raennce [5] |> EEPROM a an ° ° Sek MICROPROCESSOR (= zt ano7t soe ebeHeleH Jew jor E owe reser aur (cevTesn rerwosenson sence ® A-P.C.Board 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 35 36 10 Schematic Diagram Schematic Diagram for Model PT-AE100E Important Safety Notice ‘Componens identi bythe International symol Z\have special characteris important for saelyWhen replacing any of thase componens, usa only the manulacurers spectied ones. Schematic Diagram for Model PT-AE100U IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE THE SHADED AREA ON THIS SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM INCORPORATES SPECIAL FEATURES IMPORTANT FOR PROTECTION FROM FIRE AND ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARDS. WHEN SERVICING, IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT ONLY MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFIED PARTS BE USED FOR THE CRITICAL COMPONENTS IN THE SHADED AREAS OF THE SCHEMATIC. Note: 1. Resistor Althe resistors are carbon 1/4W resistors, unless marked as follows:The uni of resistance ie an OHM {2} (K=t 000 M=1 000 000) O :Nontammable Ba : Metal oxise A :8otd : Metal Fim 1: Wire Wound @ :Fuse 2 Capacitor ® - Temperature Compensation FW: Electroytic © : Poyester "3: Bipler © : Metaizes Polyester © : Dipped Tantalum Bd : Poypronyiene @ :2-type 3. Gol “The unit of inductance isa wH, unless otherwise noted. 4. Test Point © Test Point 5. Voltage Measurement “Tho voltage Ie maasured by an electronic vamaterrecelving the colorbar signal when all the customers controls are sat tothe standard condition. 6. Color code for the links between diagrams and circuit bosrds FromTo. t 1 To/From Color code Block diagram ‘€—2 | Schematic diagram Magenta ‘Schematic diagram ! circuitboards Yellow ‘Schematic diagram [<> Waveforms (Cyan (Light blue) 7. HOT and COLD indications ‘The power circu board contains a circuit area using a separate power supply to igolata the ground connection. The circuit is defined by HOT and COLD indications in the schematic sagram. Take the precautions below: 8. This schematic diagram is the latest at the time of printing and the subject to change without notice. Precaution: 1. NEVER touch the HOT part orthe HOT and COLD parts at the same tia, or you may get an electric shock. 2, NEVER short-circuit the HOT and COLD circuits, othe fuse may blow and the parts may break. 8. NEVER connect an instrument such oscloscope to the HOT and COLD circuit simultaneously oF the fuse may blow.Connectthe ground of intrumnts tothe ground of he circuit being measured. 4. MAKE SURE to unplug the poner cord from the power outlet before removing the chassis. a 10.1. A-P.C.Board (1/4) A-P.C.Board TXANPO1VJJ3 (1/4) Te1041 ukao05 | RoB1 =IN k1902 Pres. 21005 eee olin Ma ieee 101001 uk1903 Pn voor AUDIOS k1008 Rost sou 38 10.2. A-P.C.Board (2/4) A-P.C.Board = TXANPO1VJJ3 (2/4) sia Ie1004 AA 1005 Hirt dR eentavenn ety poe 1c1098 o0sone 3 11950 cea) 3 20 10.3. A-P.C.Board (3/4) A-P.C.Board TXANPO1VJJ3 (3/4) aL (CPU _MENORY BUS Lop coNTROL Bus jf AGIOlE AASERs LSEOTO50KOR 40 10.4. A-P.C.Board (4/4) A-P.C.Board TXANPO1VJJ3 (4/4) chibie Ig1059, ican, afitpen ies Te1062 41 10.5. S-P.C.Board, R-P.C.Board S-P.C.Board TNPA2343 R-P.C.Board TNPA2388 7 =r $ — ot Sel [Ove en 42 10.6. B-Module B-Module TXANPBQVJJ3 Module Replacement Only supplied components IC9602-3, Q9603-12, 29601, D9612-13, D9615-16, D9618-19,D9621-22 Roe Reese Fae | r rs hn FS ie r Baen 2 11 Circuit Boards 11.1. A-P.CBoard (Foil Side) S-P.C.Board A-P.C.Board TXANPO1VJJ3, (Foil Side) S-P.C.Board — TNPA2343 S-P.C.Board TNPA2343 (Component Side) 11.2. A-P.C.Board (Component Side) A-P.C.Board TXANPO1VJJ3 (Component Side) F Era E) JES IGE (ERIE (RR JE! (EIS TES i Ue RPI, (RSE: JRE GS RSE fe 12 Terminal guide of ICs and transistors —— Rg eg 7 cwasseome2 20° ———CBEBCOWMNOAS eM C3€BJC000037 8 Pin Se Se Nos u sH7040 112 Pin 012820001965 144 Pin C1AB00001524 208 Pin ‘C1AB00001516 176 Pin CoDBEZE00002 5 Pin 02820000624 28 Pin CoDBEZGO0004 5 Pin COJBAR000245 16 Pin C1AB00000740 16 Pin COEBBO00024 8 Pin COFBBD000087 24 Pin COJBAFOOD315 20 Pin SOMOTNNN C3HBMJ000004 100 Pin COFBAD000067 128 Pin C1AB00001516 48 Pin SF a Nor AN7SLI2M 3 Pin €18800000646 20 Pin en Noa cusomisss aap a (C1AB00001522 48 Pin, ° 2SD601AR 2SB710A Nest C1AB00001555 28 Pin Nos TVRU603. 48 Pin a7 48 13 Exploded Views Exploded Views AP.C.Board 49 50 14 Replacement Parts List Important Safety Notice Components identified by ne Intemational symbol ZA. have special characteristics important fo slaty. When replacing any of these components, use only the manuiactuers specie parts. Abbreviation of part name and description 1. Resistor 2. 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