Panasonic PT-47WXD63 Technical Manual
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- Page 1 Technical Guide High Definition Projection Television P9 Chassis PT-47WXD63/ PT-53WXD63 PT-53TWD63/ PT-56TWD63 Technology, Troubleshooting, & Adjustments Panasonic Services Company National Training Center...
- Page 2 Produced by Jean Magloire Panasonic Services Company National Training 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 to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers in attempting to service a product.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
....................6 IGITAL TUNER ATSC.........................8 .......................8 ABLE CARD ......................9 ABLE ..................10 ABLE LOWCHART ..................10 ABLE ODULE TECHNICAL GUIDE TO INTERPRET THE PANASONIC OPENCABLE TELEVISION DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN ..............11 ..................11 IAGNOSTIC SCREEN ..............11 NVOKING IAGNOSTIC CREEN ..................12 IAGNOSTIC ECTIONS CARD I ..............12 ABLE... - Page 4 JG-BOARD (PHOTO VIEWER)................47 PCMCIA ..........48 NSERTING AND EMOVING CARD ......................48 ROCEDURE ™ - T ..............48 HOTO IEWER HUMBNAIL MODE ™ S .................50 HOTO IEWER ETUP ....................51 RROR ESSAGES JPEG VIEWER SOFTWARE UPGRADE............53 CIRCUIT EXPLANATION...................55 JG-B )............55 OARD HOTO IEWER CHEMATIC DT-B ............56 OARD...
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Page 5: Objective
Objective The newly introduced High Definition Projection Televisions, P9 Series, accommodate the 480i, 480p, and the 1080i Digital TV formats. They also function as complete NTSC TV receivers. Some of the models contain a digital tuner that allows the reception of digital TV broadcast as well as digital cable television, eliminating the use of a Set Top Box. -
Page 7: Model Comparison
WX model design 2004 new short focus design TW model design with bottom storage space Sound BBE Viva enhancement Audio power 15W x 2 4 speakers 6 speakers Line up model PT-47WXD63 PT-53TWD63 PT-53WXD63 PT-56TWD63 Table 1 – Model Comparison... -
Page 9: Features
Features Feature Comparison P5 Chassis P9 Chassis Feature Image shift Photo viewer SD card PCMCIA card Original New graphic OSD Inputs Component x 2 HDMI x 1 S-video x 3 Component x 2 Video x 4 S-video x 3 Video x 4 Video Tuner Analog RF tuner... -
Page 10: New Features
New Features Digital tuner Built in Set Top Box The built in Set Top Box is designed to receive NTSC and ATSC television broadcast. The ATSC reception includes High Definition TV (HDTV) and Standard Definition TV (SDTV). Each consists of many formats. The well-known NTSC system is not included among the DTV formats. - Page 11 The software component of the OpenCable project is called the OpenCable Applications Platform (OCAP™) specification. OCAP provides an open interface between the manufacturer's operating system and the various applications that will run within the host. This open interface will accelerate application development and deployment of new interactive television (iTV) services.
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Page 12: Atsc
ATSC • Advanced Television Systems Committee • Off air digital • Panasonic Set Top Box - TU-DST52 Open Cable major Figure 1 sys m te s: • Motorola system • Scientific Atlanta (SA) system Figure 2 ince there are two major cable systems, Cable Boxes have to be specifically... -
Page 13: Cablecard
CableCARD elevision receivers using CableCARDs are designed to work for both systems. Figure 3... -
Page 14: Open Cable Flowchart
Open Cable Flowchart Figure 4 Cable Module Info This menu is used to provide information when a DCM (Digital Cable Module) is inserted into the DCM INTERFACE (POD INTERFACE) slot on the back of the projection television. If no DCM is present and you try to access the Cable Module Info, the message ‘Cable Module Not present’... -
Page 15: Technical Guide To Interpret The Panasonic Opencable Television Diagnostic Screen
Technical Guide to Interpret the Panasonic OpenCable Television Diagnostic Screen This application note describes how to interpret the fields and indications of the Panasonic OpenCable Televisions. figure below shows a typical HOST diagnostic screen when a CableCARD erted. Diagnostic screen... -
Page 16: Diagnostic Sections
CableCARD Insertion C hecklist 1) After a CabIeCARD has been inserted, invoke the HOST diagnostic screen on the Panasonic host. The following items cover the status nformation needed to o btain a c hannel map. that the POD Status is Present. -
Page 17: Frequently Asked Questions
ARDs may indicate a value other than 0x01 when playing unencrypted clear) video. The above steps list the basic requirements to obtain a channel map and to tune a digital service. If you are unable to obtain digital services on your Panasonic host, plea se take no... -
Page 18: Closed Captioning Information
Video / Channel Status section. in t It will report the closed caption service in use by the Panasonic HOST. Below is a table of the most common messages and meanings: MESSAGE DESCRIPTION... -
Page 19: Troubleshooting (Digital Cable)
Troubleshooting (Digital Cable) Analog Cable is OK (no digital cable) Is the CableCARD in use? Remove the CableCARD and Scan all channels into memory. proceed to scan all channels into memory. Note: Channels will be mapped. Are digital Are digital cable cable channels... - Page 20 Problem: After inserting the CableCARD into the DCM slot, located in the back of the unit, the Certificate Authorization mess age does not come up. Solution: Check the POD or CableCARD statu s by pressing the VOL UP + MENU buttons, in front of the unit, at the same ti me, then immediately press CH P + MENU buttons.
- Page 21 Symptom: A known existing channel cannot be selected. Solution: Check the status of the FDC (Forward Data Channel) Lock status by pressing the VOL UP + MENU buttons, in front of the unit, at the same time, th immediately press CH UP + MENU buttons. FDC_ POD Status Locked Unlocked...
- Page 22 Continued from last page Is the SNR greater than 12dB? Check the level of Try a different the RF signal. CableCARD. Is the RF Does the signal leve problem still exist? The defec t is ect is most most lik The defec t is most likely located in the...
- Page 23 Symptom: A known existing channel can be selected. However there is no ound and no picture. olution: Check the status of the FAT (File Allocation Table) Lock status by ressing the VOL UP + U buttons, in front of the unit, at the same time, then mediately press CH U MENU but tons.
- Page 24 Symptom: Picture and Audio have noise on digital channel. Solution: Check the status of the FAT (File Allocation Table) SNR by pressing the VOL UP + MENU buttons, in front of the unit, at the same time, then immediately press CH UP + MENU buttons. FAT_SNR Is the SNR greater than...
- Page 25 Symptom: No picture in digital channel. (Only audio comes up) Solution: Check the other channels for the same symptom. No picture in a digital channel. (Only audio comes up) Is there a p icture in the oth digital channels? The fault is located at the cable company.
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Page 27: Remote Control Operation
Remote Control Operation Press to access the Photo Viewer™. Also press while the Photo Viewer™ is displayed to access Photo Viewer™ set up menu. A-ANTENNA-B Press to switch to (A or B) RF antenna input. PROG Press after entering major channel numbers to enter minor (-) channel numbers. -
Page 29: Rear Panel Jacks
Rear Panel Jacks Figure 7 Item # Description Antenna Inputs ANT A - Connect Cable Antenna or Terrestrial Antenna to this input to receive Digital channels. ANT B - If you have both Cable antenna and Terrestrial antenna, connect the Terrestrial antenna to ANT B. DCM INTERFACE (POD INTERFACE) Insert the DCM (Digital Cable Module) or POD (Point of Deployment) or Cable Card module from the Cable company to... - Page 30 Terminals that output fixed audio and NTSC composite video. Note: Unlike other projection televisions, this unit does not contain a variable audio output. Cooling fan Note: Older Panasonic CRT based projection television receivers do not have fans. Tab le 4...
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Page 31: Cable / Antenna Connection
Cable / Antenna Connection reception of analog or d igital cable Incoming Cable from channels, a cable service connection is required. Cable Company Cable Con nection t th e cable supplied by your local cable company to (A) connection on the back of the television. Select Cable mode and ANTENNA (A) in SETUP menu under Prog ram CH (Program Channels). -
Page 33: First Time Setup
First Time Setup RF input configuration depending on the signal source Note: No video will be displayed in this setup mode. Procedure • Press VOL to select Cable only, Cable/Antenna or Antenna only. • Press the OK button to underline your selection. Figure 8 When the next screen is displayed, press the OK button to start the Auto Scan. -
Page 34: Set Up Procedure
Set up Procedure This menu lets you select antenna, program channels, analog and digital closed caption, Convergence, Auto Power On, Image Shift a nd Zoom Adjust. Procedure • Press MENU to display the Main Menu. • Press the CH , CH , VOL or VOL to select the Setup icon. - Page 35 Figure 11 Notes: • If Cable Only, Antenna Only or Antenn a/Cable is selected and DCM (Digital Cable Module) is not in, the Auto scan will perform Scan All. • If Cable Only is selected and DCM is in, Auto scan will be skipped. •...
- Page 36 Manual Program - To add or delete channels from either channels list (A/B) manually. Figure 13 Signal Meter - Displays the signal strength of the ATSC digital channel in either Antenna (A) or Antenna (B). Note: Signal meter feature is not available for analog channels. Procedure •...
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Page 37: Hdmi Input Connection
HDMI Input Connection About HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) HDMI is the first All-Digital consumer electronics A/V interface that supports several uncompressed standard, enhanced and high definition video formats as well as existing multi-channel audio formats. One jack supports both video and audio information. -
Page 38: Connection Diagram
Digital Out terminal setting, use the Component Video Input (or the S-Video Input or Video Input). In this case, the picture will be displayed as an analog signal. Notes: HDMI-DVI conversion cable (TY-SCH03DH) available on Panasonic Website: http://www.panasonic.com... -
Page 39: Digital Audio Out Connection
Digital Audio Out Connection Use the diagram below to connect the Digital Audio Output of your HDTV Projection Television to a Dolby Digital decoder. Digital Audio Out Dolby Digital 5.1 channel surround sound delivers digital-quality sound. Dolby Digital provides five discrete full-bandwidth channels for front left, front right, center, surround left and surround right, plus a LFE (Low Frequency Effect) subwoofer channel. -
Page 40: Program Out Connection (Prog Out)
Program Out Connection (PROG OUT) You can connect a VCR to the PROG OUT terminal to record the program are viewing on-screen. An external monitor can a lso be connected to the PROG UT and TO AUDIO AMP terminals. Connect the VCR as shown below. Figure 17 Procedure •... - Page 41 The following mass production firmware are installed in the units: • Ver 1.4.4 (early production) • Ver 1.5.0 (Optical Digital Audio Output correction) Note: Customers with units that contain firmware version 1.4.4 may upgra de to . 1 5.0 by going to the Panasonic website.
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Page 43: Projection Tv Firmware Update Via Sd Card Slot
FIRMWARE UPGRADE - WEB DOWNLOADS – Projection TV Firmware Update Via SD Card Slot This firmware update addresses functionality issues with the optical digital audio output. Models affected: PT-47WXD63, PT-53WXD63, PT-53TWD63, PT-56TWD63 Upgrade instructions: GO TO PANASONIC WEBSITE WWW.PANASONIC.COM/ 1. Download the zip file (TXFSD01GSER.zip) under Consumer Product / Support / Downloads / Projection TVs 2. - Page 44 7. Wait until the unit is turned ON. (It might take more than a minute to turn ON). When the unit turns ON, wait for and confirm the screen below. Press "OK" to start the firmware upgrade to begin. NOTE: DO NOT TURN OFF THE UNIT UNTIL UPGRADE IS COMPLETED! Figure 20 8.
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Page 45: Specifications
Spec ifications FEATURE/MODEL PT-47WXD63G PT-53WX D63G CHASSIS AP830 MICRO 256K ME U LANGUAGE ENGLISH CLOSED CAPTION V-CHIP (USA/CANADA) CHANNEL INFO BANNER ATSC / QAM TUNING VIDEO INPUT SKIP SKIP CHANNEL COUNT PIP (1T), 2T PIP (2T), 2T SPLIT 2T SPLIT REMOTE CONTROL (W/LIGHT) EUR7627Z10 CRT SUPPLIER... - Page 46 Non-Serviceable Boards Figure 22...
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Page 47: Board Layout / Description
Board Layout / Description Figure 23 A-Board D-Board TNP2AH045S TNP2AH046S • Power Supply • Sub tuner (analog) HOT circuit • TV micro EEPROM Rectifiers • Convergence EEPROM Unregulated +B • Low +B regulator • Deflection Circuit • Audio Circuit Horizontal and Vertical Audio Processor •... - Page 48 *DT-Board *JG-Board TNP2AA144S TNP2AA140S • Main firmware (PEAKS) • SD card / PCMCIA card • Service SD card slot slot • Digital Tuning Circuit • Photo Viewer firmware -Digital Tuner -CableCARD R -Interface *DC-Board -Open Cable decoder TNPAA120S • Convergence IC *DG-Board TNP2AA132S *DV-Board...
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Page 49: Board Description Table
Board Description Table BOARD RT NUMBER DESCRIPTIO A-BOARD TNP2AH051AB MAIN CHASSIS D-BOARD TNP2AH056 POWER SUPPLY * DC-BOARD TNP2AA151 CONVERGENCE CIRCUIT * DG-BOARD TNP2AA132 MPU, VIDEO SIGNAL PROCESSIN * DV-BOARD TNP2AA133 HDMI DECODER * DT-BOARD TNP2AA144 HIGH DEFINITION TUNER G-BOARD TNP2AA137AA FRONT A/V INPUT H-BOARD TNP2AA134 REAR A/V INPUTS... -
Page 51: Jg-Board (Photo Viewer)
JPEG images recorded by a digital camera on a SD card or other types of memory cards when it is inserted in the proper card slot. Front Panel (PT-47WXD63 and PT-53WXD63) Front Panel (PT-53TWD63 and PT-56TWD63) SD Card Slot... -
Page 52: Inserting And Removing Sd Or Pcmcia Card
Inserting and Removing SD or PCMCIA card WARNING: As with any small object, SD cards can be swallowed by young children. Do not allow children to handle the SD card. Please remove the SD card immediately after use. rocedure SD card - Push in the SD card into the SD card slot until it is clicked in. Press on the card to remove it. - Page 53 Figure 25 • Press the OK button to display the thumbnail screen. It may take a long time to display the thumbnail if there are lots of files or if the file size is big. • Select the desired thumbnail image by using the Left/Right/Up/Down navigation keys.
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Page 54: Photo Viewer™ Setup Menu
Photo Viewer™ Setup Menu This menu allows you to customize features in the Photo Viewer™ Setup menu. Procedure • Highlight the Photo Viewer™ icon and press the OK button to display the thumbnail screen. • Press the SD button on the remote control to display the Setup screen. •... -
Page 55: Error Messages
Procedure • While in the Single Slide display mode, press SD button to display Photo Viewer™ • Setup Menu. Zoom option will be displayed in the Setup Menu. • Highlight Zoom and press OK button. • VOL or VOL Press the button to select x2 or x4. - Page 56 Photo Viewer™ Troubleshooting Symptoms Solutions Photo Viewer cannot read the A) N ot compatible format. Must be content of the card. formatted with FAT 12 or FAT 16. B) The extension is not “JPG”. Photo Viewer™ can only display EXIF standard JPEG file.
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Page 57: Jpeg Viewer Software Upgrade
JPEG Viewer S oftware Upgrade 1. With t he receiver p owere d ON, insert the SD ser vice card in the fro panel slot. A download m enu w ill appear automatically. If the downl menu doesn’t appear: Enter the service mode Display the service menu by pressing POWER on the remote and selecting the “JPEG”... - Page 58 IMPORTANT: For better results, be sure that the set is already powered ON for at least 10 seconds before inserting the SD service card in the JPEG viewer slot. Se ect the newest version of software with the CH keys and press OK. A confirmation sign appears asking if the selected version is to be VOL or VOL button, select “YES”...
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Page 59: Circuit Explanation
Circuit Explanation JG-Board (Photo Viewer Schematic) Figure 27 The images are obtained from the SD or PCMCIA card inserted in the Photo Viewer card slot. IC6510 reads the contents of the SD card. IC6506-IC6509 read e contents of the PCMCIA card. After buffering, the JPEG information is ecoded by IC6513 and converted into luminance and chrominance data. -
Page 60: Dt-B
DT-Board (Digital Tuner) Block Diagram The built in Set Top Box is de signed to receive NTSC and ATSC television broadcast. The ATSC signal reception includes High Definition TV (HDTV) and Standard Definition TV (SDTV). Each consists of many formats. The well-known NTSC system is not included among the DTV formats. - Page 61 The tuner of the DT-Board outputs a 44MHz IF (Intermediate Frequency) sig which is in digital form. The IF signal is then applied to a transport decoder circu consisting of IC8008 to recover the Transport Stream. The MPEGII transport stream then enters the input selection IC, IC8009. The 8VSB or 16 VSB transport stream passes through the switch and enters IC8024.
- Page 62 If the unit fails to power up, a simple way to isolate a defect to the DT-Board is to disconnect it from the unit. Make sure all connections to other boards are removed before powering the unit. If the unit powers up and operation is restored, the DT-Board is possibly defective.
- Page 63 IC8034 converts the digital audio output of IC8024 to analog. The 2 channel stereo signal is then amplified by IC8036 and output to IC8044 for selectio between analog TV audio and digital TV audio. The selected output is ro uted to the DG-Board via pins 24 and 26 of connector JK8007/A41.
- Page 64 All authorized devices are given a set of unique secret device keys from the Digital Content Protection LLC, which is the organization that licenses technologies for digital content protection. During the authentication process, the receiver must demonstrate its knowledge of the secret device keys before ontent is sent.
- Page 65 HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) Silicon Image IC (IC5003) Key A Key B Key B •EDID (Extended Display Identific ation Data) Data to identify the product −Serial number, Model number, Product name, Etc. Written in EEPROM: IC5001...
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Page 66: Dv-Board Block Diagram
Out signal from the external device (set top box or DVD player) to the Audio In jacks below the HDMI input. An HDMI-DVI conversion cable (TY-SCH03DH) is available at the Panasonic parts department. The HDCP (High-bandwidth digital content protection) circuit monitors the DVI signal for copyright protection. -
Page 67: Video Signal Flow
Video Signal Input Selection Figure 33 The PT-47WXD63 incorporates a digital tuner, capable of receiving NTSC, ATSC and DVB transmissions, and a NTSC tuner to allow the simultaneous viewing of two signals. It is also equipped with four NTSC Video inputs and three S-Video inputs. - Page 68 alteration via pins 1, 2, and 4 of the connector DG4/G1. Video inputs 1, 2, and 3 of the H-Board are also inp ut to the DG-Board via connector DG3/H1. IC3001 on the DG-Board selects the main video source and sub video source from the NTSC inputs.
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Page 69: Ntsc And 480I Signal Process
NTSC and 480i Signal Process Figure 34 All main NTSC and 480i video signals are converted to digital data by an analog to digital (A/D) converter circuit located inside the Global Core IC, IC4001. The comb filter in IC4001 converts the composite video signal of the main picture to Y and C separated video data. -
Page 70: 480P And 1080I Signal Process
horizontal processing circuit. The 10bit signal is then output to IC4001 for picture enhancement and digital to analog conve rsion. The RGB output of IC4001 and the OSD (On Screen Display) RGB output of the television MPU, IC1002, enter the RGB amplifier IC4011. A switching circuit combines the two RGB signals for display on the screen. - Page 71 Sub Picture Signal Process (See Figure 35) On the DG- Board, an analog to digital (A/D) converter circuit, located inside the Sub Global Core IC4002, converts the sub picture video signals to digital. The data is then applied to a comb filter where luminance and chrominance are separated.
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Page 73: Horizontal Output Circuit
Horizontal Output Circuit Figure 36 Unlike HD television receivers of the past, Panasonic is no longer using different horizontal drive signals to display the ATSC formats. On the DG Board, the horizontal frequency of the NTSC, 480i, and 480p signals are all converted to 540p prior to their introduction to the D-Board. -
Page 75: Power Supply Explanation
Power Supply Explanation Figure 37 Standby Power Supply The incoming AC voltage passes through the surge protector R2803 and enters the rectifier D2802 for conversion to DC. The output is then applied to the switching regulator IC2801 via pins 3 and 5 of the transformer T2801 as drain voltage. -
Page 76: Main Power Supply
RL801. AC is applied to the circuit via the relays RL801 and RL802. In its operation, the main power supply is similar to the main power supply introduced earlier in some Panasonic chassis such as the "P2 Chassis". It is a switch-mode converter with current and voltage feedback loops. - Page 77 The operation of the power supply is the same as that of power supplies troduced by Panasonic in earlier chassis such as the P2 Chassis. For more formation on its operation visit the Panasonic Technical Resource web site.
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Page 78: Power Supply Protection
Power Supply Protection D-Board Figure 39 Regulation and protection of the power supply are handled via the following inputs: 1) The voltage feedback is applied to pin 9 of IC801 via the opto-coupler IC, IC811. 2) Current feedback is applied via pin 4 of IC801. 3) Over Voltage Protection (OVP) is provided via pin 8 of IC801. -
Page 79: The 20V And -20V Sources
B+ Connection Figure 40 The 20V and –20V sources 20V and –20V sources are used to power the conv 20V and –20V sources are used to power the conv ergence and vertical ergence and vertical put circuits of the unit. The diode D828 and D829 convert the AC s put circuits of the unit. -
Page 80: The Audio 20V And -20V Sources
The Audio 20V and –20V sources The 20V and –20V sources are used to power the audio output circuit of the unit. The diode D830 and D831 convert the AC supplied by the secondary windings of the transformer T801 to DC voltages. The 20V source The 20V source is used extensively in the A-Board. -
Page 81: B+ Voltages Table
B+ Voltages T able Preparation: Set the following controls • Picture to Normal • Bright to Normal • Volume to MIN (0) Procedure: 1. Apply a NTSC COLOR BAR pattern. 2. Connect the negative lead of the digital voltmeter to TPGND1 (cold ground). -
Page 83: Protection Circuit
Protection Circuit Auto diagnostic feature IC1006 3.3V reg SOS2 SOS3 IC1002 Figure 41 The front power LED blinks on and off to indicate SOS activation. Number of Defect location MPU_port Possible Cause blinks 1 time MPU 57 pin (H:SOS) POWER SUPPLY AND/OR VERTICAL 2 times SOS2... - Page 84 LED Blinks Once (140V Overcurrent Protection) 140V DG -BOARD Norm D2 A2 D-Board A-Board Figure 42 The transistor Q854 monitors current of the 140V source. Excessive current ses the voltage dr op acro ss R8 57 and R858 to increas As a result, the voltage at the base of Q854 becomes more negative as com pared to its emitter.
- Page 85 LED Blinks Once (Vertical Protection) Figure 43 A concentration of the electron bea m on one spot of the CRT's phosphor, or a eflection of the electron beam onto the CRT 's neck due to a loss of vertical could damage the CRT. The vertical Pump-Up pulse is rectified by the diode D407.
- Page 86 LED Blinks Twice (Low DC 3.3V) DG-Board Figure 44 IC4016 regulates its 5V input to 3.3V. The resulting DC voltage charges the capacitor C4054. As long as the charge is sufficient, IC1006 remains on and a High is output. A loss of or a drop in the charg e level causes IC1006 to turn-off and its output to become low.
- Page 87 LED Blinks Three Times (Convergence Protection) DG -BOARD Norm SOS3 A2 D2 A-Board D-Board Figure 45 he transistor Q7060 monitors current of the 20Vdc source. Excessive current causes the voltage drop across R7060 to increase. When the voltage drop becomes sufficient, the transistor turns on and applies DC to the voltage divider consisting of R7063 and R7064.
- Page 88 LED Blinks Four Times (HHS Protection) Figure 46 This protection circuit is incorporated to ensure viewer safety and to safeguard against CRT damage and catastrophic failures. The Heater Pulse from pin 2 of the flyback transformer T551 is used to sample the high voltage level. The p ulse is rectified, filtered, and applied to a voltage divider network that consists of R and R522...
- Page 89 Figure 47 The introduction of the digital tuner and the Cable module application has made it necessary for Panasonic to install a fan in this CRT based projection TV. The fan is installed to circulate the air and cool the unit.
- Page 90 Spot Killer 220V Heater Figure 48 The spot killer circuit is used to eliminate the bright spot that remains on the CRT after a tele vision receiver is turned off. During the operation of the unit, the 20V line and the r ectified AC voltage of pin G1 of the C RT socket integrate to turn on transistor...
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Page 91: Service Mode (Electronic Controls)
Service Mode (Electronic Controls) a) Press the Menu button on the remote control to access the service menu. b) Use the CH or CH VOL or VOL button to highlight the Setup menu. c) Press the OK button to enter the Setup mode. VOL or VOL d) Press the button to access the Program Channel... -
Page 93: Eeprom Copy Jig
PTV to another by connecting a jig to the PTV set. The jig can also be used to back-up data before making adjustments. A jig part number TXFJIG01SER, is available through Matsushita/Panasonic Services. Preparation: To connect the jig, remove the lower back cover as instructed in the disassembly procedure found in the service manual and insert the jig into connector A10 located on the A-Board. - Page 94 • CURRENT : To copy the current (receiver data or jig data) convergence a djustments to memory. • NOT USE: To back up data. • ALL: To copy all data. Note: The stated “Default Factory Preset” contains the factory DATA; Use this option when data is lost or when adjustment is completely lost.
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Page 95: Troubleshooting
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Page 96: No Video
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Page 97: No Sound
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Page 98: No Power
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Page 99: Glossary And Acronyms
Glossary and Acronyms ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) Standardization body that developed the Digital Television Terrestrial formats. DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) Unified standard established by Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA). DCM (Digital Cable Module) A PCMCIA type card that is provided by the Cable operator FAT (Forward Application Transport) FAT 12 or FAT 16: File systems used in formatting the memory cards.