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SERVICE MANUAL MODEL MODEL DEST. CHASSIS NO. DEST. CHASSIS NO..................VPD-LE100 VPDL-Z1014 World World IFB-LE100 VPDL-Z1019 World World VPDL-Z1023 World VPDL-Z1037 World VPD-LE100 DATA PROJECTOR IFB-LE100 INTERFACE BOARD VPDL-Z1014/Z1019/ PROJECTION LENS Z1023/Z1037 English DATA PROJECTOR...
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DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN THE PARTS LIST ARE LES SCHÉMAS DE PRINCIPE, LES VUES EXPLOSÉES ET LES CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE THESE COMPO- NENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR LISTES DE PIECES SONT D’UNE IMPORTANCE CRITIQUE POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DU FONCTIONNEMENT. NE LES AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUB- LISHED BY SONY.
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For the customers in the United Kingdom WARNING AVERTISSEMENT WARNING THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not Afin d’éviter tout risque d’incendie et d’électrocution, ne Pour les utilisateurs au Canada expose the unit to rain or moisture. IMPORTANT Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à...
Table of Contents Overview Precautions ................6 Features .................. 7 Location and Function of Controls ........8 Front .................... 8 Control Panel ................10 Rear ................... 12 Remote Commander ..............14 Setting up and projecting Precautions on Installation ..........17 Installing the Projector ............
The combination of a 2 kW arc Xenon lamp and Digital greatly expanded. The projector also has the group and unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified Sony should not be exposed to direct lighting or sunlight. Light Processing...
Using the carrying handles When attaching the optional lens, consult with Use the front and rear carrying handles to carry the q; Left side ventilation holes (exhaust) qualified Sony personnel. projector. To raise To lower qa Left side ventilation holes (intake) 3 Carrying handle Pull up.
Location and Function of Controls Location and Function of Controls Control Panel 8 LENS CONTROL keys qs SWITCHER keys FOCUS: Enters the focus adjustment mode. Adjust When the PC-3000 switcher is connected to the the focus using the arrow keys. projector, press a number key (1 to 8) to select the M: Focuses on a forward picture.
Location and Function of Controls Rear qa CONTROL S IN/OUT jacks (stereo minijack) qf REMOTE connectors Connect to the control S jacks of other Sony Used to expand system capability. equipment. RS-232C/RS-422A select switch: Selects according CONTROL S IN/PLUG IN POWER (DC 5 V...
Location and Function of Controls Location and Function of Controls Remote Commander qg SWITCHER/VIDEO MEMORY/INDEX select 7 Transmission indicator switch The light goes on each time a key is pressed. If the Selects the function of the SWITCHER/VIDEO The Remote Commander can be used as a wireless or indicator does not light, replace the batteries.
Precautions on Installation Location and Function of Controls Notes on batteries wa POSITION +/– keys Avoid installing the projector in a location Precautions on Installation • Make sure that the battery orientation is correct when These keys do not function with this projector. subject to excessive dust inserting batteries.
“Projection Distance Charts.” installing the projector on the floor. SET SETTING INPUT-A STATUS: You can select one of seven languages for the menus For ceiling installation, consult with qualified Sony LANGUAGE: ENGLISH and other on-screen displays. The factory setting is INSTALLATION: FRANCAIS personnel.
M or m the optional IFB-LE100 interface board which key, the adjustment inside the projector may be is installed in the INPUT D section. required. Please consult with qualified Sony personnel.
Using the Menu The PICTURE CTRL Menu To clear the menu display D. (dynamic) PICTURE Using the Menu The PICTURE CTRL Emphasizes the black color. Press the MENU key. The menu display also Menu The projector is equipped with an on-screen menu for OFF: Reproduces the dark portions of the picture disappears automatically if no key is pressed for one making various adjustments and settings.
The INPUT SETTING Menu The PICTURE CTRL Menu/The INPUT SETTING Menu SCAN CONV (converter) COMPONENT FORMAT Input signals and adjustable/setting items The INPUT SETTING Menu Converts the signal to display the picture so that it fits Selects the input component signal. Input signal SMPTE/EBU-N10: Set to this position if the input the screen size.
The INPUT SETTING Menu The INPUT SETTING Menu/The SET SETTING Menu About the memory function Memory Horizontal Memory Horizontal Preset signal Sync Preset signal Sync The SET SETTING Menu The adjustment data for 49 types of input signals are (kHz) (Hz) size (kHz) (Hz) size...
The SET SETTING Menu/The SIGNAL SELECT Menu The SIGNAL SELECT Menu POWER SAVING INPUT-C The SIGNAL SELECT Menu OFF: The power saving function does not operate. Selects the input signal from the connectors on the ON: The projector goes into the power saving mode optional IFB-12A interface board installed in the and the lamp for light source turns off if no signal INPUT C section.
Connection Examples Connection Examples Connecting the Switcher Connection Examples Use the optional PC-3000 Signal Interface Switcher • When connecting the switcher, use the wired Remote When making connections, be sure to: Connecting a BNC connector for connecting various video equipment. The input can Commander.
Setting the Index Numbers Connection Examples Connection Examples Confirming the System When a system error is detected Notes on setting of the index number Setting the Index Construction • Set the same group index number for all The following messages are displayed on the screen Numbers equipment of the same system connection (those After all the connections are complete, confirm that...
Remote Commander. When GROUP t 2 t ENTER t 1 t ENTER index numbers this message appears, consult with qualified Sony Projector C is selected. personnel for the lamp replacement. When the switchers and projectors are connected as...
28) . The power has been turned off using Wait for about one minute before turning on Consult with qualified Sony personnel for the The lamp is near the end of its life. the power (page 10) . lamp replacement.
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If the temperature does not lower after about one hour, the lamp filters may be clogged. Have the filters cleaned regularly by qualified Sony personnel. Consult with qualified Sony personnel for the lamp Replace the lamp. Replace the Lamp replacement.
Power off: 0 V VPS-100FH (100-inch, flat) VPS-120FH (120-inch, flat) Some of the items may not be available in some areas. For details, please consult your nearest Sony office..........................................1) ANSI lumen is a measuring method of American National Standard IT 7.228.
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This Installation Manual for Dealers explains how to install the projector. Table of Contents For example, it explains how to attach the lens and connect external equipment. Precautions ................4 For installation examples with projection distances, refer to the supplied “Projection Distance Charts.”...
Be aware that room heat rises to the damage the cabinet. unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified Sony ceiling; check that the temperature near the • Avoid touching the lens. To remove dust on the lens, personnel before operating it further.
When attaching the optional lens, consult with Use the front and rear carrying handles to carry the To lower q; Left side ventilation holes (exhaust) To raise qualified Sony personnel. projector. qa Left side ventilation holes (intake) Pull up. 3 Carrying handle Pull out the handle for carrying the projector.
Location and Function of Controls Location and Function of Controls Control Panel 8 LENS CONTROL keys qs SWITCHER keys FOCUS: Enters the focus adjustment mode. Adjust When the PC-3000 switcher is connected to the the focus using the arrow keys. projector, press a number key (1 to 8) to select the M: Focuses on a forward picture.
Location and Function of Controls qa CONTROL S IN/OUT jacks (stereo minijack) qf REMOTE connectors Rear Connect to the control S jacks of other Sony Used to expand system capability. equipment. RS-232C/RS-422A select switch: Selects according CONTROL S IN/PLUG IN POWER (DC 5 V...
Location and Function of Controls Location and Function of Controls Remote Commander 6 STATUS ON/OFF keys Note Note Press OFF to eliminate the on-screen display. After connecting the PC-3000 switcher and pressing The service adjustment keys qk to wf can function Press ON to restore the on-screen display.
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Location and Function of Controls Location and Function of Controls ql ADJ R/G/B keys Notes on wireless Remote Commander ed CONTROL S OUT jack To connect the Remote Commander to the operation Select the color to be adjusted when adjusting the Connect the supplied remote commander cable to this projector •...
Precautions on Installation Tips on the Screen Front projection screen for ceiling installation Avoid installing the projector in a location Tips on the Screen Precautions on Installation The silver screen is recommended. You can get a subject to excessive dust picture that is two to four times brighter than that of For installation examples with projection distances, see the the white screen.
Attaching the Lens Attaching the Lens Replace the lens ring performing step 3 in the Upper lens ring Attaching the Lens For the VPDL-Z1014 lens only Lens hole cover reverse order, and tighten the screws. Before attaching the lens to the projector, attach the lens shield (supplied with the lens) to the lens.
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Connection Examples Connection Examples Connecting the Switcher Connection Examples Use the optional PC-3000 Signal Interface Switcher • When connecting the switcher, use the wired Remote When making connections, be sure to: Connecting a BNC connector for connecting various video equipment. The input can Commander.
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Connection Examples Connection Examples Connecting Multiple Projectors To connect two switchers • Set the SW NO switch on the switcher to be Notes Following are examples of multiple projectors. connected to the projector to 1. Install the IFB-12A • Set the device index number of the projector to be interface board onto the switcher, and set the IN/OUT connected to the switcher to 01.
Connection Examples Connection Examples Confirming the System When using the switcher When a system error is detected Construction When connecting two PC-3000 switchers, up to 15 Notes The following messages are displayed on the screen inputs can be selected as the input from the switchers. •...
Connection Examples Setting the Index Numbers Setting the Index Numbers Connection Examples Example: Notes on setting of the index number Notes on connections when two or more Setting the Index To select all the projectors in all the groups switchers are used •...
Press the MENU key. The menu display also The menu display appears. required. Please consult with qualified Sony “FOCUS” appears on the screen during disappears automatically if no key is pressed for one The menu presently selected is highlighted in personnel.
Using the Menu The PICTURE CTRL Menu ON: Emphasizes the black color to produce a bolder To clear the menu display Using the Menu The PICTURE CTRL “dynamic” picture. Press the MENU key. The menu display also Menu The projector is equipped with an on-screen menu for disappears automatically if no key is pressed for one making various adjustments and settings.
The INPUT SETTING Menu The PICTURE CTRL Menu/The INPUT SETTING Menu SCAN CONV (converter) COMPONENT FORMAT Input signals and adjustable/setting items The INPUT SETTING Menu Converts the signal to display the picture so that it fits Selects the input component signal. Input signal SMPTE/EBU-N10: Set to this position if the input the screen size.
The INPUT SETTING Menu The INPUT SETTING Menu/The SET SETTING Menu About the memory function Memory Horizontal Memory Horizontal Preset signal Sync Preset signal Sync The SET SETTING Menu The adjustment data for 49 types of input signals are (kHz) (Hz) size (kHz) (Hz) size...
The SET SETTING Menu/The SIGNAL SELECT Menu The SIGNAL SELECT Menu/Using the SERVICE MODE POWER SAVING INPUT-C Using the SERVICE The SIGNAL SELECT OFF: The power saving function does not operate. Selects the input signal from the connectors on the MODE Menu ON: The projector goes into the power saving mode...
Using the SERVICE MODE The SERVICE MODE Menus Restoring the USER MODE Press the M or m key to select the menu, then press OPERATION TIMER The SERVICE MODE the , key or the ENTER key. Indicates the total number of hours for which the The selected menu appears.
Never open the lamp cover yourself; consult Use the M or m key to select PRESET 1, PRESET with qualified Sony personnel. 2 or PRESET 3, then press the , or ENTER key. The projector enters into GAIN/BIAS adjustment Replacing Procedure mode.
Cleaning the Lamp Filters and Air Filter Cleaning the Lamp Filters and Air Filter Cleaning the Air Filter Remove the dust from the air filter with a vacuum Cleaning the Lamp cleaner or wash it. Air filter Press the STANDBY key to turn off the power of Filters and Air Filter the projector, then turn off the main power using the POWER switch.
Color balance is not correct. Picture has not been adjusted properly. Adjust the picture (page 30) . with qualified Sony personnel. The color system of the input signal is Set COLOR SYS in the PICTURE CTRL menu not set correctly.
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Clean the filters (page 42) . If the projector does not operate properly even after the lamp filter cleaning, consult with qualified Sony personnel. Replace the lamp (page 41) .
Power off: 0 V VPS-100FH (100-inch, flat) VPS-120FH (120-inch, flat) Some of the items may not be available in some areas. For details, please consult your nearest Sony office..........................................1) ANSI lumen is a measuring method of American National Standard IT 7.228.
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Tableau des ñ⁄éü Contents matières English Lens Types Used with the Projector ......... 2 How to Display the Picture ....4 Before Installation ......6 Installation Example ......8 5 : 4 ..........10 4 : 3 ..........14 Dimensions ........18 ......................
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How to Display the Picture Screen Screen Screen Screen Sales Sales Sales Sales West 35% West 35% West 35% West 35% East 65% East 65% East 65% East 65% indicates the displayed picture. English Installation measurements vary depending on how you want to display the picture on the screen.
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Before Installation Center of the lens Top view Screen 94.4 (3 Center of the screen Center of the projector Unit: mm (inches) English Checking the horizontal position of the picture C Install the projector so that the center of the lens is aligned with the horizontal center of the screen.
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Installation Example Distance between the front of the cabinet and the center of the lens Center of the screen Wall VPDL-Z1014: 36.9 (1 VPDL-Z1019: 40.4 (1 VPDL-Z1023: -23.7 (- VPDL-Z1037: 87.9 (3 Center of the lens Unit: mm (inches) Floor English This section describes an example for installing the projector on the desk, etc.
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Dimensions Abmessungen English Necessary Clearance for Installation and Maintenance Make sure to provide enough room for maintenance service. Install the projector, making reference to the dimensions shown on pages 18 to 21. Also, there should be an enough space around the exhaust and intake holes without blocking them.
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Dimensions Top (excluding the lens) Bottom (excluding the lens) 651.0 (25 724.0 (28 300.0 (11 94.4 (3 21.0 ( 420.0 (16 Unit: mm (inches) 582.0 (23) a: Center of the lens b: Ventilation hole (intake) d: Center of the projector f: Center of projection balance g: Mounting screw hole (4 - M12) Dimensions from the front of...
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Dimensions English Scattering area if lamp breaks Should the lamp break, broken pieces may be scattered around the projector. To avoid risk of injury, place a tray to receive pieces or keep a no-go area around the projector, making reference to the figures below.
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HD SDI English How to Use The IFB-LE100 interface board is a PC board to be mounted on Sony VPD-LE100 Data Projector to input the HDTV serial digital signal and 1 Select INPUT SELECT “D” with the Remote Commander supplied with the projector or the control panel of the projector.
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English The VPDL-Z1014/Z1019/Z1023/Z1037 projection lenses are zoom lenses designed for use with the Sony VPD-LE100 Data Projector. About Lens Attachment Attaching the lens may cause fire or injury to the person. Users should request qualified Sony representative to attach the lens.
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Projector Lamp The LMP-L2000 lamp is designed to be used exclusively with the Sony VPD-LE100 Data Projector. Do not use it for any other projector as doing so may lead to breakdown or fire. To replace the lamp, contact your authorized Sony dealer.
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Section 2 Service Informations 2-1. Circuit Boards Location LINE DOUBLER FORMATTER POWER SUPPLY BLOCK VPD-LE100A/LE100E/LE100U...
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2-2. Disassembly 2-2-1. Panel Removal 1 Two fasteners 3 Top panel (RE) Rotate here by 90° and remove the fasteners 7 Four screws (+PSW4 x 12) 2 Top panel CN701 (FR) !- Fifteen screws 8 Side panel XA board (+PSW4 x 12) (L) assy != Inner shield (Top) assy...
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2-2-2. UA Board Removal 1 Two fasteners Rotate here by 90° and remove the fasteners CN911 4 UA board 3 Two screws (+PWH3 x 8) 2 Lamp cover assy 2-2-3. Lens Removal 1 Loosen the screw 2 Lens VPD-LE100A/LE100E/LE100U...
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2-2-4. M, BA (Line Doubler Board) and BB Boards Removal and Check 1 Two screws (+PSW4 x 12) 2 BLK shield (Top) 4 BA board XBA Extension board A-1391-047-A Line doubler board 5 BB board 3 M board VPD-LE100A/LE100E/LE100U...
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2-2-5. Formatter Board Removal ..Remove the top frame (CTR) assy. (Refer to 2-2-6.) ..Remove the duct (F). (Refer to 2-2-7.) 1 Two screws (+PSW4 x 12) 2 BLK cover Two hooks 3 Formatter board Three connectors VPD-LE100A/LE100E/LE100U...
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2-2-6. BC Board Removal and Check Remove the connectors 1 Six screws 3 BC board CN505 (+BV4 x 12) CN902 CN504 CN506 CN507 CN502 CN503 CN501 2 Top frame (CTR) assy XE Extension board A-1501-122-A VPD-LE100A/LE100E/LE100U...
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2-2-7. Prism Block Removal ..Remove the formatter board. (Refer to 2-2-5.) ..Remove the BC board. (Refer to 2-2-6.) !- Three screws (+PS3 x 20) 5 Screw (+PSW4 x 12) 6 R plate guide != Prism block 3 Duct (B) 9 Four screws...
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2-2-8. XB Board Removal 4 XB board 2 XB cover assy 3 Two screws (+PSW4 x 12) 1 Eight screws (+BV4 x 12) 2-2-9. QA, QC and NB Boards Removal and Check !- Two screws (+PS3 x 8) CN901 7 Four screws != NB board (+B3 x 12) 0 Bracket (LCD)
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2-2-10. XA Board Removal ..Remove the XB board. (Refer to 2-2-8.) ..Remove the QA, QC and NB boards. (Refer to 2-2-9.) 1 Five screws (+BV4 x 12) CN701 CN703 CN704 3 Five screws (+PSW4 x 12) CN702 CN705...
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2-2-11. Power Supply Block Removal 2 Two bolts 1 Three screws (+PSW4 x 12) CN22 CN23 3 Power supply block IGN. AC INPUT 2-10 VPD-LE100A/LE100E/LE100U...
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2-2-12. G and F Boards Removal and Check ..Remove the BC board. (Refer to 2-2-6.) ..Remove the power supply block. (Refer to 2-2-11.) 1 Two screws (+PSW4 x 12) 2 G cover assy 3 G board CN601 CN650...
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2-2-13. BM Board Removal ..Remove the lens. (Refer to 2-2-3.) ..Remove the M, BA and BB boards. (Refer to 2-2-4.) ..Remove the formatter board. (Refer to 2-2-5.) .
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2-2-14. Preparation for “When Prism is Replaced” 1 Remove the commander holder block assy. (Refer to 2-2-1.) 3 Attach the commander holder block assy with the connector kept connected. 2 Slide the top frame (CTR) assy to an appropriate position that enable the prism adjustment.
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2-3. Note Note 1 When a lamp is broken, there can be case that the lamp debris is splashed out of the lamp house and is left inside the equipment. Therefore, put on the gloves not to damage hands with be debris before starting the lamp replacement.
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1. Attach an extension board to the BA board. 3. Oscilloscope (Part No : A-1391-047-A XBA extension board) Sony Textronix 2465 or equivalent (350 MHz band 2. Connect CH1 of the oscilloscope to the TP963/BA width or more) board and CH2 to the TP1301/BA board (EXT TRIG).
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3-1-2. VIDEO NTSC Level Adjustment 3-1-4. Y, Pb and Pr Level Adjustment 1. Connect the NTSC composite 100% color bar signal to 1. Connect the HDVS (1080/60I) 100% color bar signal the INPUT-B connector and select VIDEO as SIG- to the INPUT-A connector and select YpbPr as NAL SELECT.
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3-2. W/B Adjustment 3-2-2. W/B Adjustment (6500K) 3-2-1. W/B Adjustment (9300K) 1. Connect the SXGA 100% flat field 60 Hz signal to the INPUT-A signal and select COMPUTER as SIGNAL 1. Connect the SXGA 100% flat field 60 Hz signal to the SELECT.
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3-3. Optical Unit Block Assembly 3-2-3. W/B Adjustment (5400K) Adjustment 1. Connect the SXGA 100% flat field 60 Hz signal to the 3-3-1. Integrator Adjustment INPUT-A connector and select COMPUTER as SIGNAL SELECT. 2. Set CONTRAST to 90. 1. Press the PATTERN key on the control panel, select 3.
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14. After adjustment is complete, fix screws 1 and 2 12. Move screws A and B shown in Fig. 8 to decrease the area outside the lines searched in step 11 so that the shown in Fig. 7. integrator image is inside the square of bright lines. Bright line Integrator image 3 Integrator...
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(+) in the following order so that the 45 °C. illumination reaches the maximum. 4. Adjust the X/Y direction adjustment screw with the 1.5-mm hexagon wrench. VPD-LE100 Convex lens Illuminance meter Y-direction adjustment Reflective mirror Adjustment hole position Fig. 9...
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The relation between screw rotation and image movement is as follows. a) Movement when turning screw A clockwise (fasten the screw): b) Movement when turning screw A counterclockwise (loosen the screw): c) Movement when turning screw B clockwise (fasten the screw): d) Movement when turning screw B counterclockwise (loosen the screw): e) Movement when turning screw C clockwise (fasten...
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3-5. Top/Bottom/Right/Left Focus 3-4-2. BLUE Adjustment Adjustment 1. Perform the BLUE adjustment in the same way as Preparation GREEN adjustment while referring to Fig. 12. 1. Enter the service mode. Y-direction adjustment 2. Press the PATTERN key on the control panel and select the crosshatch signal.
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3-6. QC Board Adjustment 3-5-1. Top/Bottom Focus Adjustment 3-6-1. Current Detection 0 Set Adjustment 1. Loosen the locking screws for the top/bottom focus adjustment screw on the lens shift block. 2. Adjust the focus in the center of the screen with the Remove all the signals (open) from the CONTROL-S IN remote control.
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Section 4 Trouble Shooting 4-1. Display of LED Panel Check the display of the LED panel next to the input panel of the main unit. . Around T102 fails on G board . Around T103 fails on G board . Around T104 fails on G board →...
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. Lamp does not strike → The lamp does not light. When the system detects that no current is supplied from the lamp power supply, this message is displayed. This happens when the lamp reaches the end of its lifespan. Replace the lamp with a new one before this happens.
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4-2. Power Supply The standby state is not entered even when the power supply switch is turned on. (The standby LED on the control panel does not light.) START F101 open? The SUB+5 V line and the GND line could be shorted on the load side. Check them with the tester.
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Standby power is output, but analog circuit power (24 V, 13.5 V, 6.2 V, _6.2 V) is not output even when the power is turned on (in case PROT T102 is displayed). START Pin No. A6 of CN602 is not set to H (5 V). Power ON signal is not output from the microprocessor side.
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Standby power is output, but analog circuit power (3.3 V, 5.0 V, _5.2 V, _2 V) is not output even when the power is turned on (in case PROT T103 is displayed). START Pin No. A6 of CN602 is not set to H (5 V). Power ON signal is not output from the microprocessor side.
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Standby power is output, but Peltier and fan circuit power (9 V, 12 V) are not output even when the power is turned on (in case PROT T104 is displayed). START Pin No. A6 of CN602 is not set to H (5 V). Power ON signal is not output from the microprocessor side.
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Section 6 Exploded Views NOTE : • Items marked “ * ” are not stocked since they are seldom required The components identified marked ! are for routine service. Some delay should be anticipated when order- critical for safety. ing these items. Replace only with the part number specified.
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Section 7 Electrical Parts List NOTE : • Items marked “ * ” are not stocked since they are seldom required The components identified marked ! are for routine service. Some delay should be anticipated when critical for safety. ordering these items. Replace only with the part number specified.
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Ref.No. Part No. Description Remark Ref.No. Part No. Description Remark <DIODE> <CHIP CONDUCTOR> D101 8-719-069-94 DIODE TLR124 JR101 1-216-295-91 SHORT D500 8-719-908-03 DIODE GP08DPKG23 JR102 1-216-295-91 SHORT D501 8-719-800-76 DIODE 1SS123-T1 JR103 1-216-295-91 SHORT D502 8-719-800-76 DIODE 1SS123-T1 D503 8-719-800-76 DIODE 1SS123-T1 <COIL>...
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Ref.No. Part No. Description Remark Ref.No. Part No. Description Remark R119 1-216-639-11 METAL CHIP 0.5% 1/10W R191 1-216-001-00 RES-CHIP 1/10W R120 1-216-025-91 RES-CHIP 1/10W R192 1-216-615-91 METAL CHIP 0.5% 1/10W R121 1-216-025-91 RES-CHIP 1/10W R193 1-216-295-91 SHORT R122 1-216-651-11 METAL CHIP 0.5% 1/10W R222...
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R560 1-216-073-00 RES-CHIP 1/10W *************** R561 1-216-025-91 RES-CHIP 1/10W R1000 1-216-049-91 RES-CHIP 1/10W VPD-LE100 R1104 1-216-295-91 SHORT 1-782-021-11 CORD, CONNECTION R1105 1-216-295-91 SHORT 1-785-523-11 TERMINATOR, D SUB 9P ! 1-792-628-11 CORD, AC 300V 25A (FOR UC) R1106 1-216-295-91 SHORT R1107...
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Overall (1/2) Overall (1/2) Section 8 Block Diagrams IC8401 P/R-Y/PR IC8215 IC901 IC1101 A/D CONV. IC8402 INPUT A B/B-Y/PB IC8216 IC1151 IC9201 IC532 IC831 IC905 IC9001 A/D CONV. IC531 PRE PROC. 3D COMB SIGNAL 4M DRAM H SYNC/HD FILTER 8BIT A/D IC9401 IC8403 IC1201...
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Overall (2/2) Overall (2/2) STBY S200,201 D3.3V INDEX0-7 DRIVE POWER (2/2) DRIVE SO1,2 IC1,3-5 IC2902 RS-232C/422 LEVEL SERIAL SI1,2 IC2008 LCD D0-7 SHIFT BUFF MODULE INDEX0-7 ZOOM+/- IC2301 LENS PJ COM IN PWR LED LIMIT F+/- ZOOM MBC+/- LIMIT H+/- IC2209 IC3,7,11 LIMIT V+/-...
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INPUT A P/R-Y/PR FL8401 IC8401 IC8215 TP8206 RY8201 B/B-Y/PB BUFF BUFF BUFF Q8401 Q8404 IC8206 BUFF RED QABA INPUT SW H SYNC/HD RED QABA RED QABA R TERM FL8402 IC8402 IC8216 TP8204 RY8202 BUFF BUFF BUFF Q8402 Q8405 IC8206 BUFF GRN QABA INPUT SW G TERM...
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BA (1/2) BA (1/2) IC1101 A/D CONV CN201(2/2) V IN1 RED B0+ V IN1 RED B0- V IN2 RED B1+ RED B1- CN211(2/3) V IN2 (1/2) IC901 I2C SDA RED B2+ RGB INTERFACE CN211(1/3) I2C SDA RED B2- 2R-Y I2C SCL RED B3+ 2R-Y IC991...
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BA (2/2) BA (2/2) (2/2) IC701 IC704 IC703 IC702 BUFF CLAMP BUFF SYNC SYNC Y Q701,702 Q703 Q704 Q705-707 Q708 IC741 CHROMA DEC. CN211(3/3) TP742 TP742 Y(EXB) Y/CVBS V IN Y(EXB) IC771 IC772 B-Y(EXB) UV AMP UV SW B-Y(EXB) BUFF R-Y(EXB) Q772 R-Y(EXB)
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BB (1/2) BB (1/2) (1/2) CN300(1/3) RED B0+ RED B0- RED B1+ IC110,120,130 IC210,220,230 RED B1- MECL/TTLLCONV.(R,G,B) MEMORY CONT(EVEN) RED B2+ IC310,320,330 IC314,324,334 SWITCH D.FF RED B2- 14,15,17,18 98-102,105-108 94,95,97,98,105,106 21,22,24,25 73-80 PID0 POD0 SMB0D 110-115,118 D02D0 108,109,114-117 RED B3+ 4 D0 12-19 122,123,125,126...
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BB (2/2) BB (2/2) IC510,530,520 (2/2) R/G/B CH 3D GAMMA IC400 IC550 SCAN CONV. SERJ1 BUS SW CN301 132,128,126 189-192 61,62,64 I/O C20 E RED DIN0 VGARED0 DBRED0 ODD SD0 I EVEN SD0 O I/O B10 124-120 69-71,73 23-16 132-141 66-72 R02D I/O C21...
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BC, P BC, P D100 D102 IC100 Q100 CN500 CN504 CN906 CN908 TEMP H PROT-P COMPALATOR -P RED -P RED -P RED PELTIER DRIVE TEMP L PROT-P SENSOR SENS-R SENS-R SENS-R D200 D202 IC200 Q200 CN909 COMPALATOR -P GREEN -P GREEN -P GREEN PELTIER DRIVE...
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QC (1/3), NA, NB (1/2) QC (1/3), NA, NB (1/2) (1/3) NC/GND LEVEL SHIFT DSR/GND 5V-4 SWITCH SHDN RD/TX RS-232C/422 CN200 RTS/TX R IN ROUT TD/RX TOUT CTS/RX DTR/GND XA,XB,BM,M NC/GND GND/NC LEVEL SHIFT ROUT LEVEL SHIFT SWITCH PJ COM IN SWITCH LEVEL SHIFT PJ COM OUT...
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M (1/3), QC (2/3) M (1/3), QC (2/3) (1/3) IC2703 IC2202 SIRCS DECODER 92-88,86,84-80 SIRCS CXPD0 QC,XA,XB,BM 78,76-73 RC ON RC ON CXPD1 DATA BUS DATA BUS 2/3,3/3 (2/3) CXPD2 IC300 7-11,13,15-25 CXPD3 CN200 CN401 CN400(1/6) IC301 27,37-39,41 CXPD4 P LED BL ON/OFF XA,XB,BM BL ON/OFF...
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M (2/3), QC (3/3), NB (2/2) M (2/3), QC (3/3), NB (2/2) IC2008 BUFFER CN400(4/6) (2/3) LCD D0 1/3,3/3 DATA BUS D0-7 LCD D1 LCD D2 LCD D3 1/3,3/3 ADDRESS BUS LCD D4 LCD D5 IC2010 BM,XB,XA MODULE 1/3,3/3 LCD D6 1/3,3/3 IC2007 LCD D7...
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M (3/3) M (3/3) CN2501 (3/3) SCLK SCLK 1/3,2/3 DATA BUS MODE MODE ISPEN ISPEN 1/3,2/3 ADDRESS BUS IC2409 BUFF 18-11 D0-7 D0-7 IC2505 IC2410 IC2408 DIR G BUFFER 26-29,31 1 19 11-18 33-39,41-44 RA15 OSA0-15 IC2412 IC2408 IC2511 IC2407 IC2408 BUFFER IC2413...
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F, G F, G T102 CN602(2/3) CN651 CN652 CN601 D102 L103 L151,152 RECT A,B,C AC IN AC-L AC-L A +24V BM,BC D101 L690 D122 LINE FILTER IC101 AC IN AC-N AC-N Q101,102 L104 BM,M,BA,XB,XA RECT A,B,C A +13.5V SWITCHING QC,QA,IFB-C D123 IC106 Q103-106...
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Section 9 Diagrams Note: [Measuring conditions, voltage and waveform] ..The parts marked “ # ” on schematic diagrams are not mounted..A voltage value is the reference value between the measurement .
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Frame (2/2) Frame (2/2) CN818 +B(FAN) FAN PROT-R (2/2) CN802 FORMATTER BOARD BLUE GREEN LAMP POWER CN803 LAMP POWER CN602 AC FILTER NEMIC MXB-1220-33 CN800 CN804 CN300 CN603 CN801 CN805 CN301 CN806 AC IN CN201 AC IN CN651 CIRCUIT BREAKER CN652 AC IN CN811...
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M52347FP-TE (IC1651) MC100EL91DWR2 (IC1352) MM1112XFBE (IC772, 773) NJM2533M(TE2) (IC401, 402) V OUT VIN3 CLAMP+ CLAMP+ HD– V S/S V S/S TIMING V. POL H. POL CLAMP EDGE V TIME V. SYNC BUFFER GATE PECL PECL PECL LOGIC LOGIC BIAS SYNC SHAPE SHAPE BIAS...
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TDA4665T/V5-118 (IC771) TLC2932IPWR-E20 (IC9101) TLC5733AIPM (IC9051) DGND DIGITAL R BIAS INHIBIT INHIBIT SUPPLY CLK A (R-Y)IN – (A) 63 V(A)1-8 SAMPLING COMPARATOR (QA) SIGNAL DATA DGND(QA) CLAMPING LATCH SAMPLE LINE AND- CLAMP DGND MEMORY (B-Y)IN CLPV(A) – HOLD CONTROL BLAS pre-amplifiers addition output...
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BB (18/18) BB (18/18) CN301 140P TO BM(FMT) O GRN O RED O BLU TOP FIELD SYNC VALID E GRN E RED E BLU SD03 SCLK P5,12,17 MODE P5,12 ISPEN SD02 I/O28 I/O18 I/O29 I/O17 I/O30 I/O16 IC800 R812 I/O31 IN2/MODE 5V-2 1k :CHIP...
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BM (1/2) BM (1/2) CN805 140P TO BB BOARD TI BUS MAIN BUS CN804 140P TO BB BOARD CN806 140P TO BA BOARD CN807 140P TO M BOARD CN808 CN811 40PIN 40PIN TO M BOARD TO BA BOARD CN809(3/3) 120PIN TO XB BOARD J800...
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BM (2/2) BM (2/2) CN813 CN831 4PIN :S-MICRO :S-MICRO TO NA BOARD TO LENS CN800 TO G BOARD CN801 TO G BOARD 15000µH 8µH 6.3V CN810 TO BC BOARD TO FORMATTER BOARD CN802(3/3) 120PIN TO FORMATTER BOARD TO FORMATTER BOARD TO FORMATTER BOARD TO FORMATTER BOARD TO FORMATTER BOARD...
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NA, NB, P, U, UA, V NA, NB, P, U, UA, V -A SIDE- -B SIDE- SUFFIX: -11 SUFFIX: -11 -A SIDE- -B SIDE- SUFFIX: -11 SUFFIX: -11 -A SIDE- -B SIDE- SUFFIX: -11 SUFFIX: -11 -A SIDE- -A SIDE- SUFFIX: -11 SUFFIX: -11 -A SIDE-...