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Panasonic TX-1413FHE User manual

ORDER
NO,
FTD86095095C2
service
Man
Color
CRT
Display
MODEL
TX-1413FHE
Chassis
No.
X13
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DIAGRAM
FOR
MODEL
TX-1413FHE
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Matsushita
Electric
Trading
Co.,
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
288,
Central
Osaka
Japan
1
CAUTION
No
modification
of
any
circuit
should
be
attempted.
Service
work
should
only
he
performed
after
you
are
thorughly
familiar
with
all
of
the
following
safety
checks
and
servicing
guide
lines.
2
SAFETY.CHECK
Care
should
be
taken
while
servicing
this
CRT
display
because
of
the
high
voltage
used
in
the
deflection
cir-
cuits.
These
voltages
are
exposed
in
such
areas.
as
the
associated
flyback
and
yoke
circuits.
3
FIRE
&
SHOCK
HAZARD
3-1
Insert
an
isolation
transformer
between
the
CRT
display
and
AC
power
line
before
servicing
chassis.
3-2
In
servicing
pay
attention
to
origina!
lead
dress
“especially
in
the
-
high
voltage
circuit.
If
a
short
circuit
is
found,
replace
all
parts
which
have
been
overheated
as
a
result
of
the
short
circuit.
3-3
All
the
protective
devices
must
be
reinstalled
per
original
design.
3-4
Soldering
must
be
inspected
for
possibly
cold
'
solder
joints,
frayed
leads,
damaged
insulation,
solder
splashes
or
sharp
solder
points.
Be
certain
to
remove
all
foreign
material.
4
LEAKAGE
CURRENT
COLD
CHECK
4-1
Unplug
the
AC
cord
and
connect
a
jumper
between
the
two
prongs
on
the
plug.
4-2.
Turn
the
CRT
display
power
switch
on.
4-3
Measure
the
resistance
value
with
an
ohmmeter
.
between
.the
jumpered
AC
plug
and
each
exposed
metallic
part
on
the
CRT
display
such
as
metal
frame
screwhead,
control
shafts,
etc.
When
the
ex-
posed
metallic
part
has
areturn
path
to
the
chassis,
the
reading
should
be
1.8
megohm
minimum.
5
LEAKAGE
CURRENT
HOT
CHECK
5-1
Plug
the
AC
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet.
Do
_
Not
use
an
isolation
transformer
during
this
check.
5-2.
Connect
a
1500
ohm,
10
watt
resistor,
paralleled
by
a0.15uF
capacitor
between
each
exposed
me-
tallic
part
and
good
earth
ground
(as
shown
in
Fig.
1).
5-3
Use
an
AC
voltmeter
with
1000
ohm/volt
or
more
sensitivity
and
measure
the
AC
voltage
across
the
combination
1500
ohm
resistor
and
0.15uF
Capacitor,
:
5-4
Move
the
resistor
connection
to
‘each
exposed
metallic
part
and
measure
the
voltage.
5-5
Reverse
the
polarity
of
the
AC
plug
in
the
AC
outlet
and
repeat
the
above
measurement.
5-6
Voltage
measured
must
not
exceed
7.5
volt
RMS,
from
any
exposed
metallic
part
to
ground.
A
leakge
current
tester
may
be
used
in
the
above
hot
check,
in
which
case
any
current
measured
must
not
exceed
5.0
milliamp.
In
the
case
of
a
measurement
exceeding
the
5.0
milliamp
value,
a
rework
is
required
to
eliminate
the
chance
of
a
shock
hazard.
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
AC
VOLTMETER
To
INSTRUMENT’S
(GARTH
METALRARTS
15002,
10W
GROUND)
Fig.
1
Note:
High
voltage
is
present
when
this
CRT
display
is
operating.
Always
discharge
the
anode
of
the
picture
tube
to
the
display
chassis
to
prevent
shock
hazard.
6
IMPLOSION
PROTECTION
All
Panasonic
picture
tubes
are
equipped
with
an
integral
implosion
protection
system,
but
care
should
be
taken
to
avoid
damage
and
scratching
during
installation.
Use
only
Panasonic
replacement
picture
tubes.
7
X-RADIATION
WARNING:
The
only
potential
source
of
X-Radiation
is
the
picture
tube.
However
when
the
high
voltage
circuitry
is
operating
properly
there
is
no
possibility
of
X-Radiation
problem.
The
basic
precaution
which
must
be
exer-
cised
is
to
keep
the
high
voltage
at
the
following
factory-recommended
level.
Note:
!t
is
important
to
use
an
accurate
periodically
calibrated
high
voltage
meter.
7-1
To
measure
the
high
voltage,
use
a
high
impedance
high
voltage
meter,
connect
(—)
to
the
external
conductive
coating
(aquadag)
of
CRT
and
(+)
to
the
CRT
anode
button.
7-2.
Turn
the
Brightness
control
fully
counterclock-
wise.
7-3
Measure
the
high
voltage.
The
high
voltage
meter
should
indicate
at
the
following
factory-recom-
mended
level.
7-4
|f
the
upper
meter
indication
exceeds
the
maxi-
mum
level,
immediate
service
is
required
to
prevent
the
possibility
of
premature
component
failure.
7-5
To
prevent
X-Radiation
possibility,
it
is
essential
to
use
the
specified
picture
tube.
7-6
The
nominal
high
voltage
is
24kV
and
must
not
exceed
28kV
at
zero
beam
current
at
rated
voltage.
PRLS
IMPORTANT
Ss
AFETY
NOTICE
Reeseieretsteretreteeristeze
anette
There
are
special
components
used
in
this
CRT
Display
which
are
important
for
safety.
These
parts
are
identified
by
the
international
symbol
3
A
on
the
schematic
diagram
and
on
the
replacement
parts
list.
It
is
essential
that
these
critial
parts
should
fi
be
replaced
with
manufacture’s
specified
parts
to
E]
prevent
X-RADIATION,
shock,
fire
or
other
hazards.
3
Do
not
modify
the
original
design
without
written
3
permission
of
the
Matsushita
Electric
or
this will
:
void
the
original
parts
and
labor
guarantee.
ENS
Or
OD
@
Here
isan
outline
of
model
TX-1413FHE.
®
This
model
is
COLOR
CRT
DISPLAY
of
metal
frame
type.
@
TX-1413FHE
uses
high
resolution
(Dot
pitch
0.31mm)
R.G.B.
short
persistence
Color
Cathode
Ray
Tube.
@
The
input
signals
are
separate
type
and
each
is
applied
through
the
9
pin
D-subminiature
connector.
@
Input
signals
are
TTL
level.
1.
MECHANICAL
DESCRIPTION
Dimension
Height:
.287.mm
typ.
Width:
330
mm
typ.
Depth:
370
mm
typ.
Weight:
10
kg
Cathod-Ray
Tube:
370MYB22N
Size
14”
Gun
In
—
Line
Def.
Angle
90°
Neck
dia.
29
mm
Phosphor
P22
(R.G.B)
Faceplate
Dark
Body,
Direct
Etch.
Tilt:
0°
2.
ENVIRONMENT
Ambient
temp,
Humidity
and
Altitude:
Operating
Temp:
0°
~
50°C
Humidity:
5
~
90%
Altitude:
10,000
FT
max.
(3,000m)
Non-operating
:
Temp:
—40°
~
65°C
Humidity:
5
~
90%
Altitude:
40,000
FT
max.
(12,000m)
Storage
and
Shipment
Temp:
—40°
~
65°C
Humidity:
5
~
90%
Altitude:
40,000
FT
max.
(12,000m)
Vibration
and
Shock
(Packaged
condition)
Vibration:
P
‘Frequency:
5~
55
Hz
Vertical:
1.25G
Horizontal:
0.75G
Shock:
Corner
and
Edge:
Height
40
cm
Front,
Back,
Side
and
Bottom:
Height
50
cm
3.
ELECTRIC
PERFORMANCE
Power
supply
Input
Voltage:
AC198
~
264V
GENERAL
INFORMATION
@
TX-1413FHE
can
display
up
to
16
colors
including
black.
e@
A
switching
regurator
circuit
is
applied
to
the
power
supply
of
this
model.
It
is
available
for
AC
input
198
~
264V.
@
In
order
to
meet
users’
requirements,
frame
mechanisum
is
employed
for
easy
adjustment
of
CRT
setting
angle.
@
Angle
can
be
changed
by
stages
such
as
O°,
2.5°,
7,5°
and
10°.
SPECIFICATIONS
{
Input
Frequency:
48
to
62
Hz
Input
Current:
Power:
Inrush
Current:
Input
Signals
Horizontal
Sync:
Polarity:
Signal
Level:
triput
Imp.:
Vertical
Sync:
-Polarity:
Signal
Level:
Input
Imp.:
0.5A
max.
(at
220V
AC)
6OW
max.
60A0-p
max.
{at
220V
AC)
Positive
4Vp-p
+1V
1K
ohms
Positive
4Vp-p
+1V
1K
ohms
Video
Signal
{R.G.B.1):
(See
Note
1)
Polarity:
Signa!
Level:
Tr,
Tf:
Note
1.
Positive
4Vp-p
(See
Note
2)
10nS
Max
rise
and
fall
times
(from
10%
to
90%)
of
input
signals
are
less
than
10nS.
Note
2.
—-
ewe
see
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Color
Function
Table
(16
colors)
ERE
REGS
ACE
1
of
o
ewan
Black
Blue
Green
66
|
Cyan
O|
Red
66
|
Magenta
Yellow
Light
gray
Dark
Gray
Light
Blue
Light
Green
Light
Cyan
Light
Red
Light
Magneta
Light
Yellow
White
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OOM
OOO
Om Om
OC
Om
Omemene)
Image
test
Condition
Character:
Color:
Brightness:
View
Direction:
Ambient
Temperature:
Supply
Voltage:
one
Green
Max.
(without
Background)
Parallel
to
the
CRT
axis
Room
Temperature
AC220V
Note
3.
Measure
more
than
20
minuts
after
power
(B)
RECTANGULARNESS
&
on.
"
;
PARALLELOGRAM
DISTORTION
Note
4.
Normal
condition
is
tne
condition
that
satis-
Edge
of
the
image
is
within
the
area
indicated
by
the
fies
image
test
condition.
(Condition
of
fol-
dotted
line
in
Figure.
,
lowing
items
is
normal
condition,
if
not
mentioned).
Video
Out
=
Turn
Rise
Time
(Tr):
Less
than
40nS
:
Turn
Fall
Time
(Tf):
Less
than
40nS
1
(Measured
with
10MHz
square-wave
Duty
50%).
:
Image
Character
Area:
I
Horizontal:
240
+5
mm
|
Edge
line
of
Vertical:
180£5mm
Le
Wee
ee
on
1
the
image.
Normal
Condition
Gisse.ds
4mm
IMAGE
POSITION:
Bean“.
Aaa
Image
position
is
adjustable
at
the
center
of
the
CRT
Input
signal.......
Cross-hatch
to
the
dimensions
below.
Normal
Condition
To
be
able
to
adjust
at
center
of
the
CRT.
Image
is
within
the
area
in
Figure.
(C)
LINEARITY
Horizontal
and
vertical
linearity
shall
be
less
than
7%
see
Figure.
Edge
line
of
the
x1
xm
:
TT
TTT
TTT
try)
vi
Image:
aaneee
Bae
SuB
aa
CECT
ETE
TTT
TTT}
Yn
IA-—BI=
6mm
IC-DIS
6mm
.
Normal
Condition
Horizontal
linearity
.
X
max
—
X
min
DISTORTION:
X
max
+
X
min
*
100(%)
=
7%
(A}
PINCUSHION
Upper:
(a):
Less
than
2.6mm
Lower:
(b):
Less
than
2.5mm
Right
and
Left
(c),
(d):
:
a
SO
er
eta
Less
than
2.5mm
Vertical
linearity
Y
max
—
Y
min
AP
mea:
gop
se
KM
ALOO(%)
vA
7%
Note:
Maximum
and
minimum
value
should
not
be
adjacent
to
each
other.
X
max
is
maximum
value
among
X1~Xm.
X
min
is
minimum
value
among
X1~Xm,
Y
max
is
maximum
value
among
Y1~Yn,
Y
min
is
minimum
value
among
Yi~Yn,
Input
signal....
Cross-hatch.
Normal
Condition
Input
signal.............
Cross-hatch
Normal
Condition
{D}
ROTATION
Horizontal
center
line
of
the
image
shall
be
within
the
shaded
area
in
Figure.
Edge
of
image
The
horizontal
center
Jine
of
CRT.
Input
signal.......
Cross-hatch,
Green.
Normal
Condition
IMAGE
SIZE
Cause
By
Brightness
By
Power
|
Supply
Voltage
By
tempe-
rature
—
VARIATION:
Image
size
variation
from
the
normal!
image
size,
Within
+
4mm
(Horizontal
and
Ver-
tical)
Within
+4
mm
(Horizontal
and
Ver-
tical)
Within
+
4mm
(Horizontal
-and
Ver-
tical)
Normal!
condition,
if
not
mentioned.
Range
of
Variation
Max.
to
Min,
AC198
~
264V
20+
20°C
TX-1413FHE
OVERALL
PERFORMANCE:
(A)
MIS-CONVERGENCE
Moneeets
180
mm
Center.
of
the.
display
area
A
=
0.6mm
Peripheral
display
area
B=
0.8mm
Note:
Should
be
measured
under
the
following
conditions.
*Without
horizontal
magnetic
field.
(terrestrial).
*with
vertical
magnetic
field.
*At
room
temperature.
*Input
signal
;
Cross-hatch,
R.G.B,
mixed
color,
(B)
RESOLUTION
Horizontal
:
810
pixels
Vertical
:
670
pixels
INSULATION:
More
than
1O00MQ
(Between
AC
line
and
Chassis)
JITTER:
Less
than
1
dot.
Invisible
at
a
distance
of
45cm
from
CRT
surface.
Signal
Input
Connector
—
Power
Connector
A®OA
[Pin
No.
|
Description
|
AC
(live)
No
Connection
AC
(neutral)
Frame
Ground
Signal
Input
Connector
JEA
9-Pin
D-subminiature
Connector
CONNECTOR
AND
WIRING
Brightness
Control
saat
Power
Connector
Display
Side
4-pole
cap-housing:
Connector:
350780-1
350779-1
Pin
contact:
Contact:
35056
1-1
350570-1
Maker:
AMP
Universal
Mate-N-lock
connector
Description
Video
(Blue)
Note:
The
connectors
of
customer
side
are
for
your
referance.
E
TX-1413FHE@
TIMING
CHART-
HORIZONTAL
Horiz.
Syne
(19.231
kHz)
52.0us
;
2
Ous-»|
Video
|
12.0us
|
40.0xus
|
VERTICAL
Vert.
Syne
0.156
ms
(55.74
Hz)
17.94
ms
0.0
ms
0.884
ms
Video
|
1.04
ms
|
16.90
ms
|
Note:
Pixel
Period:
—
55.6ns
Pixel
rate:
18.000MHz
Signal
Input
level:
TTL
level
Time
tolerance:
£0.1%
Scanning
mode:
Non-interlaced
Unit
is
adjusted
according
to
this
timing
and
frequency.
|
|
,
CONSTRUCTION
AND
BLOCK
DIAGRAM
CONSTRUCTION
OUTLINE
;
Note
1:
CRT’s
Conducting
Film
(aquadag)
is
Con-
nected
to
SG.
(Signal
Ground)
——-5
Video
(R.G.B.1)
H.SYNC
SIGNAL
IN
V.SYNC
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+5V
5V
AVR
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8V
Q1302,
01308
R.G.B.
Video
Out
Q621, Q622,
Q623
Digital
to
Analog
Converter
(16
colors}
G1
101301,
1C1303
~
1C1305
Signal
Input
onnector]
14Vv
100V
Brightness
Controt
Q1301
Wave
Shaping
1€1304
1€1305
Vertical
V.
Out
401,
0402
Deflection
Yoke
Side
Pincushion
Correction
0404,
T543
Polarity
Switch,
Wave
Shaping
1¢
§01
Horizontal
5V
H.
Drive
Q53t,
T531
L
_j
Phase
Inverter;
Petar
a
O53
0521,
D522
Power
Rectifier
0801~
D804
Horizontal
Phase
Control
Flyback
anv
1
502
+14V
Rectifier
100V
14V
Rectifier
Trans-
0813
0551
former
oc-D0C
T542
SV
Converter
100V
0
Regulator
Control
40v
oY
0501
agor
+8V
Rectifier
8V
01310
Regulator
Output
0803,
0804
287
MAX
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DIMENSIONS
-
61.9
TYP
281
370
MAX
131.8
TYP
304.8
+
1.2
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>
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CRT
|
.
Degaussing
Coil
.
Side
Plate
(Right
and
Left)
..
H,
OUT
TR
(0541)
.
Side
Bracket
(Right
and
Left)
.
FBT
COMPONENT
LOCATION
.
Heat
Sink
.
Signal
P.C.Board
.
Signal
Input
Connector
.
.
Power
Connector
.
Bottom
Plate
.
Shield
Plate
pO
7O
ZZ
.
CRT
P.C.Board
.
DY
P.C.Board
.
Deflection
Yoke
.
TP66
(Ground)
..
TP87
(100V)
.
TP65
(G2)
nmoo
WwW
>
.
Sub
H.P.C
(VR502)
»
Width
(L542)
.
Focus
.
Screen
.
V.
Center
(VR403)
.
Height
(VR402)
i
ke
rR
eo
CONTROL
LOCATION
.
Red
Drive
(VR621)
.
Red
Low
(VR631)
.
Blue
Drive
(VR623)
.
Blue
Low
(VR633)
.
Green
Low
(VR632)
.
V.
Hold
(VR401)
—~10—
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22
.
H.Hold
(VR511)
_
AVR
(VR811)
.
Sub
Bright
(VR1301)
.
Bright
(VR501)
.
TILT
(Convergence
Potentiometer)
(VR452B)
.
AMP
(Convergence
Potentiometer)
(VR‘5
1B)
CAUTION
FOR
ADJUSTMENT
AND
REPAIR
1.
Degaussing
is
inevifably
required
at
purity
adjustment
or
3.
If
you
check
or
adjust
electrical
specification
or
function,
convergence
adjustment.
F
more
than
20
minutes
burn-in
is
required.
:
2.
At
the
factory
a
white
balance
meter
is
used.
In
this
4.
Observe
proper
lead
dress
when
reassembling
the
unit.
manual
a
simplified
method
is
given.
a
CAUTION
FOR
SERVICING
In
case
of
servicing
or
replacing
CRT,
high
Voltage
some-
This
model
has
a
section
that
does
not
share
acommon
times
remains
in
the
anode
of
CRT,
So,
completely
dis-
ground
with
the
power
supply
section.
The
different
charge
high
voltage
before
servicing
or
replacing
CRT
so
-
sections
are
referred
to
as
the
HOT
section
and
the
as
tO
prevert
a
shock
to
the
serviceman.
COLD
section
in
the
precautions
below.
CRT
Anode
Discharge
1.
When
you
check
the
CRT
anode
or
replace
CRT,
dis-
charge
the
CRT
anode
to
the
external
conductive
coat-
ing
(aquadag)
of
CRT,
especially
when
checked
right
“after
power
turn-off.
1.
Do
not
touch
the
HOT
section
and
the
COLD
section
at
the
same
time.
You
may
receive
an
electric
shock.
2.
Do
not
short
the
HOT
section
to
the
COLD
section.
This
could
blow
the
fuse
or
even
damage
parts.
.
3.
Never
measure
the
HOT
section
and
the
COLD
2.
Ground
one
end
of
a
jumper
wire
which
has
a
resistor
Seen
(30kV
<
resisting
pressure
100M)
and
connect
the
section
at
the
same
time
when
using
tools
such
as
other
point
to
the
CRT
anode.
oscilloscopes
or
multimeters.
NOTE:
Grounding
must
be
done
first.
4.
Always
unplug
the
unit
before
beginning
any
opera-
tion
such
as
removing
the
chassis.
41
1.
+B
Voltage
adjustment
Adjust
the
VR811
(AVR)
so
as
that
the
voltage
at
TP85
(test
point
of
main
P.W.A)
or
TP87
(test
point
of
CRT
P.W.A)
shall
be
100V.
2.
Purity
adjustment
If
partial
color
phase
irregularity
is
found
on
the
screen,
make
the
following
adjustment.
(1)
Degauss
the
magnetism
of
chassis
and
CRT
with
external
degaussing
coil.
(2)
Adjust
the
purity
magnet
until
each
of
the
red,
green
and
blué
channels
is
free
of
color
phase
irregularity.
,
®
|f
partial
color
phase
irregularity
cannot
be
corrected
by
the
above
when
the
CRT
or
deflection
yoke
has
been
replaced,
make
the
following
adjustment.
(1)
Make
sure
that
this
adjustment
is
done
later
than
30
minutes
after
power
on.
(2)
Degauss
the
magnetism
of
chassis
and
CRT
with
degaussing
coil.
(3)
Confirm
that
static
convergence.
is
roughly
matched.
,
(4)
Remove
the
wedge
stopper
from
the
deflection
yoke,
and
pull
the
deflection
yoke
fully
to
the
front.
(5)
Display
green
color.
solely
with
the
signal
generator.
(6)
Adjust
the
purity
magnet
so
that
the
center
of
the
screen
disp/ays
a
pure
green
disk.
(7)
After
the
adjustment
of
step
6,
re-adjust
the
static
convergence
if
some
gap
was
found.
(8)
After
the
item
7,
repeat
the
step
6
again.
(9)
Display
red
and
blue
disks.
Adjust
the
purity
magnets
so
as
that
each
disk
is
at
the
center
of
the
screen
simultaneously.
(10)
Slide
the
deflection
yoke
rearward
until
the
screen
appears
green
on
the
whole,
and
fasten
it
there.
(Fasten
in
a
forward
position
with
ample
allowance
for
landing).
(11)
Confirm
purity
in
each
direction
by
rotating
the
set
to
direction
of
East,
West,
South
and
North
after
demagnetize
by
external
degaussing
coil,
(12)
If
magnetism
remains
even
after
the
adjustment,
use
the
compensation
magnet
to
obtain
purity.
ADJUSTMENT
PROCEDURE
The
final
confirmation
method
for
purity
In
the
natural
magnetic
field,
rotate
the
monitor
in
the
direction
of
East,
West,
South
and
North.
Earth’s
magnetic
field
may
cause
magnetism
on
the
monitor.
Confirm
that
the
automatic
degaussing
circuit
built
in
the
monitor
erase
the
amount
of
magnetism
which
was
introduced
with
above
rotation.
The
degaussing
circuit
operates
only
when
‘the
monitor
is
cold,
you
must
wait
for
the
monitor
to
cool
after
each
purity
test.
.
Convergence
adjustment
1)
Input
the
mixed
cross-hatch
pattern
of
R
and
B
with
the
signal
generator.
:
2)
Match
the
R
and
B
at
screen
center
with
four
pole
magnet.
(Rotate
the
two
ring
magnets
and
R.B.
move
circularly
with
the
other
direction
§
re-
spectively.)
3)
Input
the
mixed
cross-hatch
pattern
of
R.G.B. with
the
signal
generator.
4)
At
the
screen
center,
match
R
and
B
to
G
with
the
six-pole
magnet.
5)
Make
the
fine
tuning
of
D.Y.
location
so
as
to
get
good
convergence
on
the
whole
screen.
6)
Adjust
the
convergence
of
the
fringe
area
(four
corners),
using
VR451B
and
VR452B.
au
\f
the
convergence
on
the
fringe
area
is
bad,
put
‘‘the
magnetic
small
pieces’’
at
the
four
corners
of
D.Y.
and
fix
them
so
the
convergence
becomes
better.
Note:
Caution
for
putting
‘the
magnetic
small
pieces’
(1)
Take
more
than
20mm
distance
from
anode
cap.
(2)
Don't
put
them
together.
(3)
Don’t
put
it
on
some
other
labels.
v)
After
the
convergence
adjustment,
confirm
if
-purity
is
OK.
In
case
purity
is
no
good,
back
to
[2]
purity
adjust-
ment
and
re-adjust
the
purity.
8)
Repeat
the
above
procedure
in
several
times
to
get
the
best
purity
and
convergence.
VR452B
Purity
Magnet
VR451B
Four-Pole
Magnet
Six-Pole
Magnet
Magnet
Stopper
Static
Magnet
4.
H.
Width
adjustment
Adjust
L542
(Width)
so
the
width
is
240mm.
.
Height
adjustment
Adjust
VR402
(Height)
so
the
vertical
size
is
180mm.
.
Horizontal
Hold
(H.
Hold)
adjustment
1)
Turn
the
horizontal
hold
control
(VR511)
and
find
the
position
in
the
low
oscillator
fre-
quency
direction
at
which
the
screen
begins
to
Move
(f_Qw)
and
the
position
in
the
high
oscilla-
tor
frequency
direction
at
which
the
screen
begins
to
move
(fyiGH).
2)
Set
the
adjustment
to
the
point
physically
half-
way
between
the
fLow
and
frig
positions
found
in
step
1.
.
Vertical
Hold
(V.
Hold)
adjustment
Turn
the
vertical
hold
control
(VR401)
in
the
direction
of
lower
oscillation
frequencies
(clockwise)
until
the
screen
begins
to
roll.
Then,
turn
the
adjust-
ment
back
counter-clockwise
until
the
vertical
synchronization
takes
hold
(the
position
is
about
45
degrees
clockwise
from
center).
.
Sub
Horizontal
Phase
Control
(Sub
H.P.C.)
adjustment
Center
the
image
in
the
middle
of
the
screen
with
the
sub
H.P.C.
control
(VR502).
.
V.
Center
adjustment
Adjust
VR403
(V.
Center)
to
locate
the
character
area
at
the
CRT
center.
10.
CRT
cutoff,
Sub
Bright,
White-balance
adjustment
1)
input
the
window
pattern
of
R.G.B.1.
with
the
signal
genérator.
;
2)
Set
the
Sub
Bright
VR
(VR1301),
low
light
VR
(VR631,
VR632,
VR633)
and
Drive
VR
(VR621,
VR623)
to
the
mechanical
center.
3)
Turn
the
brightness
contro!
(VR501)
to
MIN,
4)
Turn
the
screen
control
until
it
comes
to
the
point
where
the
back
raster
and.
flyback
line
disappear,
5)
Connect
a
digital
voltmeter
provided
with
a
high
_impedance.
probe,
between
the
test
point
of
the
CRT
G2
(TP65)
and
ground
(TP66)
and
measure
—
G2
voltage.
Then,
turn
the
screen
VR
to
the
extent
of
—T0V,
thereby
reducing
G2
voltage.
After
this,
remove
the
probe.
6)
Turn
the
brightness
contorl
(VR501)
to
MAX,
7)
Turn
the
SUB-BRIGHT
control
(VR1301)
to
adjust
the
luminance
to
100
cd/m?
(nit).
8)
Turn
the
R-Drive
control
(VR621)
and
B-Drive
contor!
(VR623)
until
the
chrominance
is
X
=
0.281
and
Y
=
0.311,
respectively.
9)
Turning
the
brightness
contro!
(VR501),
set
the
luminance
to
5
~
10cd/m?
(nit).
10)
Check
the
chrominance
volue
and
if
it
comes
out
of
the
specified
chrominance
range,
turn
the
low
light
control
R-LOW,
G-LOW
and
B-LOW
until
it
comes
within
the
specification.
11)
Cause
the
brightness
contro!
to
be
varied
from
maximum
value
to
the
minimum
value
and
confirm
the
luminance
and
the
color
tracking.
If
anything
is
found
unusual,
repeat
the
steps6)
to
10).
12)
Lock
the
screen
control
with
lacquer
coating.
11.
Focus
adjustment
—~13—
Turn
the
focus
knob
to
make
sure
the
focusing
of
the
entire
image
is
changed
uniformly,
and
set
the
krob
to
a
position
where
the
focus
balance
of
red,
green,
~-and
blue
colors
is
best.
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
Chassis
Block
Removal
(Main,
CRT
and
Interface
P.W.A.)
1.
Remove
the
anode
cap
(1)
(Care
must
be
taken
as
high
9,
Remove
the
connector
(F11,
F12)
from
the
voltage
may
be
remaining.)
Interface
P.W.A,
2.
Desolder
and
remove
the
DY
lead
wires
(2)
(V1,
V2,
10.
Remove
the
CRT
socket P.W.A.
@)
from
the
CRT.
H1,H2)
from
main
P.W.A,
11.
Remove
the
screws
(0)
holding
the
chassis.
3.
Remove
the
connector
@)
from
the
CRT
socket
12.
Desolder
and
remove
the
transistor
lead
wires
Q541
P.W.A.
:
from
main
P.W.A,
4.
Remove
the
connector
for
the
degaussing
coil
@)
13.
Remove
the
screw
(1)
holding
the
FBT
holding
5.
Desolder
and
remove
the
shield
plate
@)
from
CRT
bracket.
socket
P.W.A.
14.
Remove
the
signal
input
connector
(2
(8mm
nut).
6.
Desolder
and
remove
the
CRT
grounding
wire
Ei
15.
Desolder
and
remove
the
signal
input
connector
leads
from
CRT
socket
P.W.A.
from
main
P.W.A.
7.
Remove
the
signal
connector
@)
(R2,
G2,
B2)
from
“16,
Remove
the
screws
(3)
holding
the
main
P.W.A.
the
Interface
P.W.A,
17.
Remove
the
screws
(4)
holding
the
Interface
P.W.A.
8.
Remove
the
signal
input
connector
(%)
(R1,
G1,
B1,
1A)
from
Interface
P.W.A.
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The
components
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the
international
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each
measurement
voltage
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symbol
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this
schematic
diagram
incorporate
special
features
importaht
for
protection
from
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fire
and
electrical
shock
hazards.
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servicing,
it
is
essential
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resistor.
fit
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3
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of
fesistance
is
OHM(S2).
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M=1,000,000)
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820
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of
capacitance
is
uF
unless
otherwise
noted.
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COIL
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of
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MEASUREMENT
REIS-REI7:
220
SKB
SKB
SKB
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3
3
33M
gs
a.
Voltage
is
measured
by
a
digital
meter
with
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3
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OC
10M22
OHM/V
receiving
normal
signal.
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SERVICE
NOTE
i
MIGALSORE,
M74Ls86P
MA1051M,
RD120E8
This
model
has
a
section
that
does
not
share
a
1.
Do
nes
touch
the
HOT
section
and
the
COLD
GUARD
AUECE>
INPUT
aideaucie
siNeGr
Gray
Gray
pia
common
ground
with
the
power
supply
section.
section
at
the
same
time.
You
may
receive
an
POSITIVE
AND
GATE
EXCLUSIVEOR.GATE
The
different
sections
are
referred
to
as
the
HOT
electric
shock.
section
and
the
COLD
section
in
the
precautions
2.
Do
not
short
the
HOT
section
to
the
COLD
inoiee
below.
section.
This
could
blow
the
fuse
or
even
damage
parts.
3.
Never
measure
the
HOT
section
and
the
COLD
section
at
the
same
time
when
using
tools
such
ee
‘
ay
as
oscilloscopes
or
multimeters.
trigger
ar
eet
output
4
4.
Always
unplug
the
unit
before
beginning
any
IPP
«BU
timing
operation
such
as
removing
the
chassis.
terminal
—18—
TX-1413FHE
|
TX-1413FHE
——INTERFACE
CIRCUIT
BOARD-SOLDER
VIEW
3
TROUBLE
SHOOTING
HINTS
"
No
characters
or
figures
appear.
1C1301
D/A
Converter
0.7V
4.2V
:
0.3V
Turn
the
brightness
control
4.2V
all
the
way
to
the
right.
4,2V
Ov
:
:
Turn
up
the
;
NO
SSS
SS
SS
4.2V
:
screen
control
Does
the
entire
screen
light
'
.See
the
section
“Raster
t
4.4V
and
check
up?
1
stopped”’
1
whether
the
raster
appears.
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He
—
—
—
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1C
1305
D/A
Converter
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a
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1
2
1.0V
YES
3
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-
7
4
5.0V
Q1302
Are
the
input
waveform
at
NO
Check
the
signal
cable
and
5
|
4.4V
ees
+5V
AVR
terminals
R1,
G1,
B1
and
1A
the
personal
computer.
normal?
(Interface
P.W.A.)
6
|
01V
a
ol
|B]
5.7v
|
Roe
sue
Ede
142
:
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4.4V
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Ii
|
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(=:
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CYYYITO
S-
:
I
D/A
Converter
8
re
8
oe
ro
A
;
7
1c.
yf
=
oe
Are
the
output
waveform
at
NO
Is
the
voltage
at
collector
NO
5
eae
.
terminals
R2,
G2
and
B2
for
transistors
1301
The
+8-volt
line
is
defective
rYY)
C22
IIT
<>1
H
2
4.2V
normal
?
normal
?
(L1310,
D1310,
C1301).
piste
es,
Tree
:
don
3
1.0V
Knprok:
4
[
5.0V
1.6V
pp
Yes
5
4.4V
8
6
O.1V
a)
7
OV
Q1301
is
defective.
=
8
0.4V
ee
7
|
%ee
=COOOO
ON
YES
4
i
|
See
Cs
pelea
uM
O.2V
Is
the
voltage
across
C641
NO
The
+100-volt
line
is
def
Ss
e
voltag
Ss
;
e
VO
ine
Is
Getec-
100V?
tive
(L654,
C641).
13
1C1303
14
5.0V
D/A
Converter
2
Q1301
YES
;
é
ae
1301
;
-
;
oe
Brightness
Control
‘
5
ro
|
8
|
4av
~0.7V
|
~0.7V
Are
the
output
waveforms
7.8V
~
8.1V
and
voltages
at
the
collec-
NO
Q621
—
0623,
L654
or
|
&
/3.8V
~0.14V
tors
for
transistors
Q621
C641
is
defective.
Ez
through
Q623
normal?
8
0.3V
Approx.
9
4.4V
36V
p-p
| :
YES
12
4.2V
13
5.0V
L651
—
L653,
R651
-.
R653
or
the
CRT
is
defec-
tive.
5.0V
—19—
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