Sharp 29H-FG5RU User manual

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SHARP CORPORATION
SERVICE MANUAL
29H-FG5RU
MODEL
In the interests of user-safety (Required by safety regulations in some countries) the set should be restored
to its original condition and only parts identical to those specified should be used.
FEATURES
ËWorld Multi 28 System
Ë100-CH Program Memory
ËAV Mode (Standard / Dynamic /
Soft / Custom)
ËCATV Hyper Band Ready
Ë4 Line Digital Comb Filter
ËVelocity Modulation
ËBlue/Black Stretch Circuit
ËPicture Noise Reduction
ËWhite Temp. Select
ËAperture Control
ËGamma Correction
ËMulti (English / Russian)
ËOn/Off/Reminder Timer
ËComfy View
ËRear AV-IN 1 & 2, S-Video In, AV Output
(Monitor Out), Headphone and Front AV-IN 3
ËAFT
ËComponent Input Terminal
ËMulti Language TELE TEXT
WARNING
The chassis in this receiver is partially hot. Use an isolation transformer between the line cord plug and power
receptacle, when servicing this chassis. To prevent electric shock, do not remove cover. No user – serviceable
parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.
»SPECIFICATIONS ........................................... 2
»IMPORTANT SERVICE NOTES...................... 2
»ADJUSTMENT PRECAUTIONS ..................... 3
»TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE ..................... 18
»SOLID STATE DEVICE BASE DIAGRAM ..... 22
»WAVEFORMS ............................................... 23
»CHASSIS LAYOUT........................................ 25
»BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................ 26
»DESCRIPTION OF SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM .. 28
»SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
■CRT UNIT ................................................. 29
■MAIN UNIT ............................................... 30
■FRONT UNIT ............................................ 32
»PRINTED WIRING BOARD ASSEMBLIES ... 34
»REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
■ELECTRICAL PARTS ............................... 40
■MISCELLANEOUS PARTS ...................... 47
■SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES ..................... 47
■PACKING PARTS ..................................... 47
■CABINET PARTS ..................................... 47
»PACKING OF THE SET ................................ 48
Page Page
CONTENTS
COLOUR TELEVISION
Chassis No.GB-4
SY4C129HFG5RU
ËNICAM/A2
ËChild Lock
ËDynamic Skin Tone
ËGraphic Equalizer
ËClock
ËSound Mode (Music / Movie /
News / Custom)
ËHotel Mode
Ë16 : 9 Mode

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IMPORTANT SERVICE NOTES
Maintenance and repair of this receiver should be done by qualified
service personnel only.
SERVICE OF HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEM AND PIC-
TURE TUBE
When servicing the high voltage system, remove static charge from it by
connecting a 10K ohm resistor in series with an insulated wire (such as a
test probe) between picture tube dag and 2nd anode lead. (AC line cord
should be disconnected from AC outlet.)
1. Picture tube in this receiver employs integral implosion protection.
2. Replace with the same type number of picture tube for continued safety.
3. Do not lift picture tube by the neck.
4. Handle the picture tube only when wearing shatterproof goggles and after discharging
the high voltage completely.
X-RAY
This receiver is designed so that any X-Ray radiation is kept to an absolute
minimum. Since certain malfunctions or servicing may produce potentially
hazardous radiation with prolonged exposure at close range, the followin
precautions should be observed:
1. When repairing the circuit, please make sure do not increase the high voltage of the set
to more than 34.0kV (at beam 0 µA).
2. To keep the set in a normal operation , please make sure it's function at 30.0kV ±1.5kV
(at beam 1,700 µA). The set has been factory - adjusted to the above-mentioned high
voltage.
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∴∴
∴If there is a possibility that the high voltage fluctuates as a result of the repaires,
never forget to check for such high voltage after the work.
3. Do not substitute a picture tube with unauthorizerd types and/or brands which may
cause excessive X-ray radiation.
BEFORE RETURNING THE RECEIVER
Before returning the receiver to the user, perform the following safety checks.
1. Inspect all lead dress to make certain that leads are not pinched or that hardware is not
lodged between the chassis and other metal parts in the receiver.
2. Inspect all protective devices such as non-metal control knobs, insulating fishpapers,
cabinet backs, adjustment and compartment covers or shields, isolation resistor- ca-
pacity networks, mechanical insulators etc.
SPECIFICATIONS
Convergence ................................................................. Self Convergence System
Focus ......................................................... Bi-Potential, Uni-Potential Electrostatic
Sweep Deflection ...................................................................................... Magnetic
Intermediate Frequencies
Picture IF Carrier .................................................................................. 38.9MHz
Sound IF Carrier Frequency
6.5MHz .............................................................................................. 32.4MHz
6.0MHz .............................................................................................. 32.9MHz
5.5MHz .............................................................................................. 33.4MHz
4.5MHz .............................................................................................. 34.4MHz
Colour Sub-Carrier Frequency
PAL .................................................................................................. 34.47MHz
SECAM ................................................................................ 34.494/34.65MHz
NTSC ............................................................................................... 35.32MHz
Power Input .....................................................................220 ~ 240V AC 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption ...................................................................................... 135W
Audio Power Output Rating ....................................................... 10W X 2 (at Max.)
Speaker
Size ....................................................................................4.3 x 21.8 cm X 2pcs
Aerial Input Impedance
VHF/UHF .......................................................................... 75 ohms Unbalanced
Receiving Channel
PAL-B/G, SECAM-B/G
VHF-Channels .............................................................................. E2 thru E12
UHF-Channels ............................................................................. E21thru E69
CATV ........................................................................ X thru Z +2, S1 thru S41
PAL-D/K, SECAM-D/K
VHF-Channels ........................................................ R1 thru R12, C1 thru C12
UHF-Channels ........................................................... 21thru 69, C21 thru C57
PAL-I, SECAM-I
VHF-Channels .................................................................. (IRELAND) B thru J
UHF-Channels ............................................................ (U.K. & H.K.) 21thru 69
NTSC-M
VHF-Channels ........................................................................... 2 thru 13 (US)
1 thru 12 (Japan)
UHF-Channels ......................................................................... 14 thru 69 (US)
13 thru 62 (Japan)
CATV .............................................................. A-6 thru A-1, A thru W+29 (US)
C13 thru C63 (Japan)
Receiving Frequency ................................................. 44.25 MHz thru 863.25 MHz
Dimensions ...................................................................................... Width: 722mm
Height: 582mm
Depth: 495mm
Weight(approx): 43.5 kg
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

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ADJUSTMENT PRECAUTIONS
This model's setting are adjusted in two different ways: through the I2C bus control and
in the conventional analog manner. The adjustments via the I2C bus control include preset-
only items and variable data.
1. Setting the service mode by the microprocessor.
1Press and hold the local key "VOL DOWN" & "CH UP" when power on the main
switch,TV will enter into the SERVICE MODE.
2Press the CH DOWN / UP key on the remote controller to get ready to select the
mode one by one.
3Press the CH DOWN / UP key on the remote controller to select the modes
reversibly one by one.
4Using the VOLUME UP/ DOWN key on the remote controller, the data can be modi-
fied.
5Use the MENU Key on the remote controller to select the mode as shown in the
next page.
6When press the local key "VOL DOWN" & "CH UP" at the same time, it will be
released from the service mode.
2. Factory Presetting.
1After enter into the SERVICE MODE, change data "INIT EEPROM" from 0 ---> 1
(which is under "CHECK MODE" section) and then switch off the main power, the
initial values are automatically preset (only when a new EEPROM is used).
2The initial data are preset as listed in page 4 to 11.
3Make sure whether the data need to modify or not (Initial data).
Note: Once the chassis has been assembly together and in ready condition, please make sure it's go
through initialize process (see sect 2-(1) above)
Precaution: If haven't done this initialization, malfunction might be happen.
SERVICE MODE
(1) In the Service Mode, Key is used to select the mode in the following order.

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SREC/SRAC/SYI/STTM SREC-SCA (SKD)
R/C CODE
MCL 1 (R/C CODE 117h) MCL 2 (R/C CODE 169h)
TV-CH. CH-No. Fv (MHz) S-SYSTEM CH-No. Fv (MHz) S-SYSTEM
0SKIP OFF FREE 590.25 5.5 B/G 1 E-2 48.25 5.5 B/G AU-0 46.25 5.5 B/G
2E-4/B-3 62.25 5.5 B/G AU-2 64.25 5.5 B/G
3OIR-3 77.25 6.5 D/K AU-3 86.25 5.5 B/G
4E-5 175.25 5.5 B/G AU-4 95.25 5.5 B/G
5E-6/B-5 182.25 5.5 B/G AU-5A 138.25 5.5 B/G
6OIR-7 183.25 6.5 D/K AU-6 175.25 5.5 B/G
7OIR-8 191.25 6.5 D/K AU-7 182.25 5.5 B/G
8E-8/B-7 196.25 5.5 B/G AU-8 189.25 5.5 B/G
9J-9 199.25 4.5 M AU-9 196.25 5.5 B/G
10 E-10/B-9 210.25 5.5 B/G AU-10 209.25 5.5 B/G
11 E-12/B-1 224.25 5.5 B/G AU-11 216.25 5.5 B/G
12 E-21 471.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
13 I-23 487.25 6.0 I SKIP OFF FREE
14 E-25 503.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
15 E-34 575.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
16 E-35 583.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
17 E-37 599.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
18 J-38 621.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
19 OIR-42 639.25 6.5 D/K SKIP OFF FREE
20 B-50 703.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
21 I-54 735.25 6.0 I SKIP OFF FREE
22 E-58 767.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
23 E-64 815.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
24 I-69 855.25 6.0 I SKIP OFF FREE
25 E-69 855.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
26 US-2 55.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
27 A-6 83.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE 28 JA-6 183.25 4.5 M WE-28 527.25 5.5 B/G
29 JA-8 193.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
30 JA-12 217.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
31 US-14 471.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
32 JA-14 477.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
33 JA-50 693.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
34 US-83 885.25 4.5 M SKIP OFF FREE
35 S-2 112.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
36 S-10 168.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
37 SKIP OFF FREE 590.25 5.5 B/G
38 S-20 294.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
39 S-41 463.25 5.5 B/G SKIP OFF FREE
40 SKIP OFF FREE SKIP OFF FREE
41 B-43 647.25 5.5 B/G E-2 48.25 5.5 B/G
42 B-45 663.25 5.5 B/G WE-4 62.25 5.5 B/G
43 B-47 679.25 5.5 B/G OI-3 77.25 6.5 D/K
44 E-5 174.95 5.5 B/G E-5 175.25 5.5 B/G
45 E-5 175.55 5.5 B/G OIR-7 183.25 6.5 D/K
46 SKIP OFF FREE OIR-8 191.25 6.5 D/K
47 SKIP OFF FREE E-10 210.25 5.5 B/G
48 SKIP OFF FREE E-12 224.25 5.5 B/G
49 SKIP OFF FREE I-23 487.25 6.0 I
50 SKIP OFF FREE WE-25 503.25 5.5 B/G
51 SKIP OFF FREE E-34 575.25 5.5 B/G
INITIAL SETTING
(1) Execute MCL 1/2 key to set the following data in EEPROM.

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SREC/SRAC/SYI/STTM SREC-SCA (SKD)
R/C CODE
MCL 1 (R/C CODE 117h) MCL 2 (R/C CODE 169h)
TV-CH. CH-No. Fv (MHz) S-SYSTEM CH-No. Fv (MHz) S-SYSTEM
52 SKIP OFF FREE E-37 599.25 5.5 B/G
53 SKIP OFF FREE JPN-38 621.25 4.5 M
54 SKIP OFF FREE OI-42 639.25 6.5 D/K
55 SKIP OFF FREE I-54 735.25 6.0 I
56 SKIP OFF FREE E-58 767.25 5.5 B/G
57 SKIP OFF FREE WE-64 815.25 5.5 B/G
58 SKIP OFF FREE I-69 855.25 6.0 I
59 SKIP OFF FREE JA-1 91.25 4.5 M
60 SKIP OFF FREE JA-6 183.25 4.5 M
61 SKIP OFF FREE JA-8 193.25 4.5 M
62 SKIP OFF FREE JA-12 217.25 4.5 M
63 SKIP OFF FREE US-14 471.25 4.5 M
64 SKIP OFF FREE JA-50 693.25 4.5 M
65 SKIP OFF FREE S-2 112.25 5.5 B/G
66 SKIP OFF FREE S-10 168.25 5.5 B/G
67 SKIP OFF FREE S-20 294.25 5.5 B/G
68 SKIP OFF FREE S-41 463.25 5.5 B/G
69 SKIP OFF FREE E-5 174.95 5.5 B/G
70 SKIP OFF FREE E-5 175.55 5.5 B/G
99 SKIP OFF FREE SKIP OFF FREE
~
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ITEMS DEFAULT SETTINGS
EQUALIZER menu
MODE MOVIE
INSET menu (for PIP model)
BRIGHTNESS 0
TINT 0
FEATURE menu
BLUE BACK OFF
AUTO SELECT ON
POWER SAVE *1 OFF
COMFY VIEW *2 OFF
SAFETY MODE *3 OFF
ROTATION 0
16:9 MODE OFF
DEMO OFF
CHILD LOCK menu
LOCK TV OFF
LOCK STATUS OFF
LOCK GAME *4 OFF
PASSWORD 0000
TIMER menu
CLOCK _ _:_ _ AM
DAY SUN
ON TIMER _ _:_ _ AM
STATUS ONCE
POSITION _ _
VOLUME _ _
OFF TIMER _ _:_ _ AM
REMINDER _ _:_ _
BEEP REMINDER OFF
VIEW TIMER menu
VIEWING TIME _ _:_ _
LOCK OFF
PASSWORD 0000
CH SETTING menu
POSITION NAME BLANK (For all position)
COLOUR All Programs AUTO
SOUND All Programs AUTO
SKIP All Programs OFF
FM RADIO menu
SKIP All Programs OFF
SHIPPING SETTING & CHECKING
ITEMS DEFAULT SETTINGS
GENERAL
Last power ON
Last TV/AV mode Program 1
Last position-TV Program 1
Flashback Program-TV Program 1
Flashback Program-RADIO
Program 1
Favorite Program A Program 10
Favorite Program B Program 20
Favorite Program C Program 30
Favorite Program D Program 40
1 / 2 digit entry 2 digit entry
Volume 0
GAME Volume
0
PIP OFF
PIP location Lower-Right
Last position-PIP Program 1
AFT All Programs ON
NICAM STEREO mode All Programs STEREO
NICAM BILINGUAL mode
All Programs M1
NICAM MONO mode All Programs MONO
A2 STEREO mode All Programs STEREO
A2 BILINGUAL mode All Programs MAIN
PICTURE menu
VIDEO MODE DYNAMIC
CONTRAST 60
COLOUR +6
BRIGHNESS 0
TINT 0
SHARPNESS +6
PICTURE NR OFF
WHITE TEMP 0 (CENTER)
SOUND menu
SURROUND OFF
BBE ON
BALANCE 0
AVL ON
SUPER BASS/BASS+ ON
(1) The following default data has been factory-set for the E2PROM.
Model-Set: The data in table below (1.1), Model set overview is updated to the respective EEPROM location
base on RC key input Model Set 1~9.
MODEL-SET KEY OSD LANGUAGE SOUND SYSTEM
1 Chinese (AUTO)
2 Chinese (AUTO)
3English (AUTO)
4Arabic (AUTO)
5Russian (AUTO)
6Malay (AUTO)
7French (AUTO)
8 English *
9Thai (AUTO)
For model Set 8 processing only,
the respective EEPROM position is
updated again with MCL2 data (just like
MCL2 key has been pressed)
Note : The CHILD LOCK PASSWORD and VIEW TIMER
PASSWORD are common use.
Refer to next page for setting of each destination. Refer to next page for *1 ~ *4.

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MODE DYNAMIC STANDARD SOFT
CONTRAST 60 60 50
COLOR +6 +1 -5
BRIGHT 0 0 0
TINT 0 0 0
SHARPNESS +6 1 -4
PEICTURE NR OFF OFF OFF
WHITE TEMP 0 (center) 0 (center) 0 (center)
MODEL MAGNETIC FIELD (V.H) nT BACKGROUND LANGUAGE S-SYS FACTORY SET
HONG KONG 20,000 40,000 17,000K CHINESE AUTO SET 2
SINGAPORE -10,000 40,000 12,300K ENGLISH AUTO SET 3
MIDDLE EAST 30,000 20,000 18,000K ARABIC AUTO SET 4
AUSTRALIA -50,000 20,000 12.300K ENGLISH AUTO SET 8
RUSSIA 45,000 20,000 7,500K RUSSIAN AUTO SET 5
(1) Refer to below table (2-1) for setting of each destination.
Table 2.1
Table 2.2
(2) Refer to below table (2-2) for NORMAL setting of each AV mode.
(3) Refer to below note for *1 ~ *4.
(*1) : Only available for model with POWER SAVE function.
(*2) : Only available for model with COMFY VIEW function.
(*3) : Only available for model with SAFETY MODE function.
(*4) : Only available for model with GAME function.
OPTION MODE MENU
ITEM SERVICE MODE EEPROM ITEM OSD DATA INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
1Option Mode Picture Tube Used Type TUBE-TYPE 0/1 1 1
2PIF Frequency Setting PIF 0..7 2 2
3Sound M SND-M 0/1 0 1
4Sound DK SND-DK 0/1 1 1
5Sound I SND-I 0/1 1 1
6Sound BG SND-BG 0/1 1 1
7Colour System SECAM SECAM 0/1 1 1
8Colour System NTSC358 NTSC358 0/1 0 1
9Colour System NTSC443 NTSC443 0/1 1 1
10 Game IC GAME-IC 0/1 0 1
11 Picture In Picture PIP 0/1 0 0
12 Headphone HEADPHONE 0/1 1 1
13 Equalizer EQUALIZER 0/1 1 1
14 Sub Woofer WOOFER 0/1 1 0
15 BBE BBE 0/1 1 0
16 SRS SRS 0/1 1 0
17 DOLBY DOLBY 0/1 0 0
18 Audio Configuration AUDIO-CFG 0..4 2 2
19 Mono Bilingual BILINGUAL 0/1 0 0
20 Hotel Mode HOTEL 0/1 0 0
21 Hotel Volume HTL-VOL 0..60 30 30
22 Hotel Program Number HTL-PRG 0..99 1 1
23 HTL-USE-LAST HTL-USE-LAST 0/1 1 1
24 OPC OPC 0/1 0 1
25 Rotation Functionality ROTATION 0/1 0 0
26 Childlock CHILD 0/1 0 1
27 Wide Screen Signalling WSS 0/1 0 0
28 Golden SCART GLD-SCART 0/1 0 0
29 Thailand OSD Language THAI 0/1 0 0
30 Arabic OSD Language ARABIC 0/1 1 0
31 Iranian OSD Language IRANIAN 0/1 0 0
32 Malay OSD Language MALAY 0/1 1 0
33 Chinese OSD Language CHINESE 0/1 1 0
34 French OSD Language FRENCH 0/1 1 0
35 Russian OSD Language RUSSIAN 0..2 1 1
36 Power On Last Status PW-LAST 0..2 1 1
37 Background BACK-GND 0/1 0 0
38 Tuner 2 TUNER2 0/1 1 0
39 FM Radio FM-RADIO 0/1 1 0
40 Curtain Effect CURTAIN 0/1 1 1
41 Curtain Colour
CURT-COLOUR
0..7 7 7
42 AV1-IN AV1-IN 0/1 1 1
43 AV1S-IN AV1S-IN 0/1 1 1
44 AV2-IN AV2-IN 0/1 1 1
45 Component Input DVD1-IN 0/1 1 1
46 AV3-IN AV3-IN 0/1 1 1
47 AV3S-IN AV3S-IN 0/1 1 1
48 INCL-AV INCL-AV 0/1 1 1
49 Reminder Timer
TIM-REMINDER
0/1 1 1
50 View Timer TIM-VIEW 0/1 1 1
51 Switch Timer TIM-SWITCH 0/1 1 1
52 Time Format TIME-FORMAT 0/1 1 0
53 Off Timer TIM-OFF 0/1 1 1
54 Commercial Skip Timer TIM-SKIP 0/1 1 0
55 Teletext Pan-european TXT-EURO 0/1 1 1
56 Teletext Western TXT-WEST 0/1 1 1
57 Teletext On TXT-ON 0/1 1 1
58 Teletext Split TXT-SPLIT 0/1 1 1
59 Virgin Mode VIRGIN MODE 0/1 0 0
60 ERR-1-8-SUP ERR-1-8-SUP 0/1 1 1
61 ERR-XRAY ERR-XRAY 0/1 1 1
62 ERR-SUPVOL ERR-SUPVOL 0/1 1 1
63 ERR-VERTG ERR-VERTG 0/1 1 1
64 LOGO LOGO 0/1 0 0

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ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
A001 RF-AGC 0…63 UOC-TV RF-AGC 32 19
A002 RF AGC PIP 0…63 PIP-IF RF AGC PIP 0 0
A003 V SLOPE 0…63 UOC-TV V SLOPE 40 35
A004 VER-AMP-N50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-N50 32 21
A005 VER-SHI-N50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-N50 25 25
A006 HOR-SHI-N50 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-N50 45 44
A007 EW-W-N50 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-N50 40 40
A008 V-LIN 0…63 UOC-TV V-LIN 32 32
A009 S-COR 0…63 UOC-TV S-COR 30 32
A010 V SCROLL 0…63 UOC-TV V SCROLL 32 32
A011 VX-NORMAL 0…63 UOC-TV VX-NORMAL 32 32
A012 H-PAR 0…63 UOC-TV H-PAR 35 24
A013 H-BOW 0…63 UOC-TV H-BOW 25 28
A014 E/W-PAR 0…63 UOC-TV E/W-PAR 35 42
A015 UPCOR-PAR 0…63 UOC-TV UPCOR-PAR 45 47
A016 LOCOR-PAR 0…63 UOC-TV LOCOR-PAR 42 44
A017 E/W-TRAP 0…63 UOC-TV E/W-TRAP 32 32
A018 VER-AMP-N60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-N60 32 22
A019 VER-SHI-N60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-N60 25 24
A020 HOR-SHI-N60 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-N60 45 49
A021 EW-W-N60 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-N60 40 41
A022 VER-AMP-P50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-P50 32 21
A023 VER-SHI-P50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-P50 32 25
A024 HOR-SHI-P50 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-P50 32 44
A025 EW-W-P50 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-P50 32 40
A026 VX-43-COMPRESS 0…63 UOC-TV VX-43-COMPRESS 32 5
A027 VER-AMP-F50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-F50 32 32
A028 VER-SHI-F50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-F50 32 32
A029 HOR-SHI-F50 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-F50 32 32
A030 EW-W-F50 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-F50 32 32
A031 VER-AMP-S50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-S50 32 32
A032 VER-SHI-S50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-S50 32 32
A033 HOR-SHI-S50 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-S50 32 32
A034 EW-W-S50 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-S50 32 32
A035 SUB-SLOPE-S 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-SLOPE-S 32 32
A036 SUB-VX-S 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-VX-S 32 32
A037 VER-AMP-C50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-C50 32 32
A038 VER-SHI-C50 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-C50 32 32
A039 HOR-SHI-C50 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-C50 34 34
A040 EW-W-C50 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-C50 32 32
A041 SUB-SLOPE-C 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-SLOPE-C 32 32
A042 SUB-VX-C 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-VX-C 32 32
A043 VER-AMP-P60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-P60 32 22
A044 VER-SHI-P60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-P60 32 24
A045 HOR-SHI-P60 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-P60 32 49
A046 EW-W-P60 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-P60 32 41
A047 VER-AMP-F60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-F60 32 32
A048 VER-SHI-F60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-F60 32 32
A049 HOR-SHI-F60 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-F60 32 32
A050 EW-W-F60 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-F60 32 32
A051 VER-AMP-S60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-S60 32 32
A052 VER-SHI-S60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-S60 32 32
A053 HOR-SHI-S60 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-S60 32 32
A054 EW-W-S60 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-S60 32 32
A055 VER-AMP-C60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-AMP-C60 32 32
A056 VER-SHI-C60 0…63 UOC-TV VER-SHI-C60 32 32
A057 HOR-SHI-C60 0…63 UOC-TV HOR-SHI-C60 32 32
A058 EW-W-C60 0…63 UOC-TV EW-W-C60 32 32
A059 OF-ROTATE 0…127 UOC-TV OF-ROTATE 63 0
Adjustment Mode Items
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
A060 DRI-RS 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-RS 32 32
A061 DRI-GS 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-GS 32 32
A062 DRI-BS 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-BS 32 32
A063 CUT-RS 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-RS 32 32
A064 CUT-GS 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-GS 32 32
A065 DRI-RC 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-RC 32 32
A066 DRI-GC 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-GC 32 32
A067 DRI-BC 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-BC 32 32
A068 CUT-RC 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-RC 32 32
A069 CUT-GC 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-GC 32 32
A070 DRI-RW 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-RW 32 32
A071 DRI-GW 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-GW 32 32
A072 DRI-BW 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-BW 32 32
A073 CUT-RW 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-RW 32 32
A074 CUT-GW 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-GW 32 32
A075 DRI-RS-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-RS-DVD 32 32
A076 DRI-GS-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-GS-DVD 32 32
A077 DRI-BS-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-BS-DVD 32 32
A078 CUT-RS-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-RS-DVD 32 32
A079 CUT-GS-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-GS-DVD 32 32
A080 DRI-RC-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-RC-DVD 32 32
A081 DRI-GC-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-GC-DVD 32 32
A082 DRI-BC-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-BC-DVD 32 32
A083 CUT-RC-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-RC-DVD 32 32
A084 CUT-GC-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-GC-DVD 32 32
A085 DRI-RW-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-RW-DVD 32 32
A086 DRI-GW-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-GW-DVD 32 32
A087 DRI-BW-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV DRI-BW-DVD 32 32
A088 CUT-RW-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-RW-DVD 32 32
A089 CUT-GW-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV CUT-GW-DVD 32 32
A090 SUB-BRI 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-BRI 32 39
A091 SUB-BRI-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-BRI-DVD 32 38
A092 SUB-COL 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-COL 32 34
A093 SUB-CON 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-CON 32 48
A094 SUB-CON-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-CON-DVD 32 49
A095 SUB-TINT-DVD 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-TINT-DVD 32 34
A096 SUB-TINT 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-TINT 32 34
A097 SUB-SHARP 0…63 UOC-TV SUB-SHARP 32 12
A098 P-POSOFH-50 0…31 PIP P-POSOFH-50 0 16
A099 P-POSOFV-50 0…7 PIP P-POSOFV-50 0 3
A100 P-POSOFH-60 0…31 PIP P-POSOFH-60 0 16
A101 P-POSOFV-60 0…7 PIP P-POSOFV-60 0 3
A102 P-SUB-TINT 0…63 PIP P-SUB-TINT 0 32
A103 P-CON-CTM 0…15 PIP P-CON-CTM 0 4
A104 P-CON-DYN 0…15 PIP P-CON-DYN 0 4
A105 P-CON-STD 0…15 PIP P-CON-STD 0 4
A106 P-CON-SOFT 0…15 PIP P-CON-SOFT 0 4
A107 P-SUB-BRI 0…15 PIP P-SUB-BRI 0 4
A108 P-BKGD-R 0…15 PIP P-BKGD-R 0 4
A109 P-BKGD-G 0…15 PIP P-BKGD-G 0 4
A110 P-BKGD-B 0…15 PIP P-BKGD-B 0 4
A111 P-SUB-COL 0…15 PIP P-SUB-COL 0 7
A112 P-SUB-SHP 0…7PIP P-SUB-SHP 0 3
A113 VSD 0/1 UOC-TV VSD 0 0
A114 CUT OFF 0…63 UOC-TV CUT OFF 6 6
A115 VG2 0/1 UOC-TV VG2 0 1
A116 DCXO 0…127 UOC-TV DCXO 79 69
A117 DCXO-AUTO 0/1 UOC-TV DCXO-AUTO 0 0

8
29H-FG5RU
8-1 8-2
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
S001 V-LINCTRL 0…2UOC-TV V-LINCTRL 0 0
S002 IFPLL 0…63 UOC-TV IFPLL 32 32
S003 SOC1-0 0…3UOC-TV SOC1-0 0 1
S004 WHITE LMT 0…15 UOC-TV WHITE LMT 0 12
S005 GD 0/1 UOC-TV GD 1 1
S006 AGC0-1 0…3UOC-TV AGC0-1 1 1
S007 FFI 0/1 UOC-TV FFI 0 0
S008 CFA0 0/1 UOC-TV CFA0 0 0
S009 YD PAL 0…15 UOC-TV YD PAL 7 11
S010 YD SECAM 0…15 UOC-TV YD SECAM 7 11
S011 YD N358 0…15 UOC-TV YD N358 7 9
S012 YD N443 0…15 UOC-TV YD N443 7 7
S013 YD AV-PAL 0…15 UOC-TV YD AV-PAL 7 7
S014 YD AV-SECAM 0…15 UOC-TV YD AV-SECAM 7 7
S015 YD AV-N358 0…15 UOC-TV YD AV-N358 7 7
S016 YD AV-N443 0…15 UOC-TV YD AV-N443 7 7
S017 YD SAV-PAL 0…15 UOC-TV YD SAV-PAL 7 7
S018 YD SAV-SECAM 0…15 UOC-TV YD SAV-SECAM 7 7
S019 YD SAV-N358 0…15 UOC-TV YD SAV-N358 7 7
S020 YD SAV-N443 0…15 UOC-TV YD SAV-N443 7 7
S021 YD COMP-PAL 0…15 UOC-TV YD COMP-PAL 7 7
S022 YD COMP-SECAM 0…15 UOC-TV YD COMP-SECAM 7 7
S023 YD COMP-N358 0…15 UOC-TV YD COMP-N358 7 7
S024 YD COMP-N443 0…15 UOC-TV YD COMP-N443 7 7
S025 SBO1-0 0…3 UOC-TV SBO1-0 1 1
S026 CHSE1-0 0…3UOC-TV CHSE1-0 2 1
S027 FCO 0/1 UOC-TV FCO 0 0
S028 OSO 0/1 UOC-TV OSO 1 1
S029 DFL 0/1 UOC-TV DFL 1 1
S030 EVG 0/1 UOC-TV EVG 1 1
S031 HCO 0/1 UOC-TV HCO 1 1
S032 SVMA 0/1 UOC-TV SVMA 1 1
S033 FBC 0/1 UOC-TV FBC 0 0
S034 SLG1-0 0…3UOC-TV SLG1-0 1 1
S035 CL3-0 0…15 UOC-TV CL3-0 7 7
S036 GAM 0/1 UOC-TV GAM 1 1
S037 TFR 0/1 UOC-TV TFR 0 1
S038 CLD 0/1 UOC-TV CLD 0 0
S039 BKS 0/1 UOC-TV BKS 1 1
S040 BSD 0/1 UOC-TV BSD 0 1
S041 AAS 0…3UOC-TV AAS 1 1
S042 DSK 0/1 UOC-TV DSK 1 1
S043 BLS 0/1 UOC-TV BLS 0 1
S044 LLB 0/1 UOC-TV LLB 0 0
S045 DSA 0/1 UOC-TV DSA 0 1
S046 RPA1-0 0…2UOC-TV RPA1-0 0 2
S047 RPO1-0 0…3UOC-TV RPO1-0 3 3
S048 COR1-0 0…3UOC-TV COR1-0 2 1
S049 CRA0 0/1 UOC-TV CRA0 0 0
S050 SPR2-0 0…6UOC-TV SPR2-0 0 5
S051 SVM2-0 0…7UOC-TV SVM2-0 5 3
S052 SMD1-0 0…3UOC-TV SMD1-0 3 3
S053 PEAKFREQPAL443 0…3UOC-TV PEAKFREQPAL443 0 1
S054 PEAKFREQPALM 0…3UOC-TV PEAKFREQPALM 0 0
S055 PEAKFREQPALN 0…3UOC-TV PEAKFREQPALN 0 0
S056
PEAKFREQNTSC443
0…3UOC-TV
PEAKFREQNTSC443
01
S057 PEAKFREQNTSCM 0…3UOC-TV PEAKFREQNTSCM 0 0
S058 PEAKFREQSECAM 0…3 UOC-TV PEAKFREQSECAM 0 0
S059 PEAKFREQAV 0…3UOC-TV PEAKFREQAV 0 3
Setting Mode 1-1
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
S060 OF-COL-TV 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-COL-TV 31 45
S061 OF-COL-AV 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-COL-AV 31 46
S062 OF-COL-DVD 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-COL-DVD 31 45
S063 OF-COL-P 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-COL-P 31 40
S064 OF-COL-S 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-COL-S 31 31
S065 OF-COL-N4 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-COL-N4 31 31
S066 OF-COL-N3 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-COL-N3 31 46
S067 OF-SHP-TV 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-SHP-TV 36 23
S068 OF-SHP-AV 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-SHP-AV 36 49
S069 OF-SHP-DVD 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-SHP-DVD 31 35
S070 OF-SHP-P UOC-TV OF-SHP-P 31 35
S071 OF-SHP-S 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-SHP-S 31 31
S072 OF-SHP-N4 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-SHP-N4 31 31
S073 OF-SHP-N3 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-SHP-N3 31 40
S074 OF-TINT-TV 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-TINT-TV 31 31
S075 OF-TINT-AV 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-TINT-AV 31 34
S076 OF-TINT-DVD 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-TINT-DVD 31 32
S077 OF-TINT-ADJ 0…31…62 UOC-TV OF-TINT-ADJ 31 31
S078 BB-TINT 0…63 UOC-TV BB-TINT 32 32
S079 VMA-SOFT 0…3UOC-TV VMA-SOFT 0 0
S080 WS-SOFT 0…3UOC-TV WS-SOFT 0 1
S081 VMA-STD 0…3UOC-TV VMA-STD 1 1
S082 WS-STD 0…3UOC-TV WS-STD 1 1
S083 VMA-DYN 0…3UOC-TV VMA-DYN 3 2
S084 WS-DYN 0…3UOC-TV WS-DYN 3 1
S085 VMA-CTM 0…3UOC-TV VMA-CTM 2 2
S086 WS-CTM 0…3UOC-TV WS-CTM 2 1
S087 U-COL-SOFT 0…31…62 UOC-TV U-COL-SOFT 26 25
S088 U-COL-STD 0…31…62 UOC-TV U-COL-STD 31 31
S089 U-COL-DYN 0…31…62 UOC-TV U-COL-DYN 36 36
S090 U-CON-SOFT 0…63 UOC-TV U-CON-SOFT 50 50
S091 U-CON-STD 0…63 UOC-TV U-CON-STD 60 60
S092 U-CON-DYN 0…63 UOC-TV U-CON-DYN 60 60
S093 U-SHP-SOFT 0…31…62 UOC-TV U-SHP-SOFT 26 26
S094 U-SHP-STD 0…31…62 UOC-TV U-SHP-STD 31 31
S095 U-SHP-DYN 0…31…62 UOC-TV U-SHP-DYN 36 36
S096 VOL5-0 0…63 UOC-TV VOL5-0 32 35
S097 HOP1-0 0…3UOC-TV HOP1-0 2 0
S098 TAS5-0-NORM 0…63 UOC-TV TAS5-0-NORM 10 10
S099 TAS5-0-A 0…63 UOC-TV TAS5-0-A 23 23
S100 BRI3-0 0…31 UOC-TV BRI3-0 16 25
S101 HSD6-0 0…127 UOC-TV HSD6-0 63 3
S102 VSD6-0 0…127 UOC-TV VSD6-0 63 63
S103 HOPB1-0 0…3UOC-TV HOPB1-0 1 1
S104 TASB5-0 0…63 UOC-TV TASB5-0 2 2
S105 PGB5-0 0…127 UOC-TV PGB5-0 73 73
S106 VOLB5-0 0…63 UOC-TV VOLB5-0 32 32
S107 SMTHB 0/1 UOC-TV SMTHB 0 0
S108 SMTH 0/1 UOC-TV SMTH 0 0
S109 RANGE1-0 0…3UOC-TV RANGE1-0 1 0
S110 RANGEB1-0 0…3UOC-TV RANGEB1-0 1 1
S111 PWR-SAVING 0/1 UOC-TV PWR-SAVING 1 1
S112 PWR-TIME 0…3UOC-TV PWR-TIME 0 3
S113 I-TIME 0…3UOC-TV I-TIME 0 0
S114 GAME-HON 0…255 GAME IC GAME-HON 6 10
S115 GAME-VERT-1 0…255 GAME IC GAME-VERT-1 23 27
S116 GAME-VERT-2 0…255 GAME IC GAME-VERT-2 0 0
S117 GAME-ORIV 0…255 GAME IC GAME-ORIV 192 192
S118 GAME-MODE 0…255 GAME IC GAME-MODE 1 1
Setting Mode 1-2

9
29H-FG5RU
9-1 9-2
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
S119 PHI FORCE 0/1 UOC-TV PHI FORCE 1 1
S120 PHI 0…3UOC-TV PHI 3 3
S121 BPD 0/1 UOC-TV BPD 0 0
S122 E2D 0/1 UOC-TV E2D 0 0
S123 ACL 0/1 UOC-TV ACL 1 1
S124 MUS 0/1 UOC-TV MUS 0 1
S125 CB 0/1 UOC-TV CB 1 0
S126 SVM-OSD-PW 0…3UOC-TV SVM-OSD-PW 3 3
S127 SMD-OSD-TM 0…7UOC-TV SMD-OSD-TM 2 2
S128 XDT 0/1 UOC-TV XDT 0 1
S129 HBL 0/1 UOC-TV HBL 1 1
S130 WBF 0…15 UOC-TV WBF 10 6
S131 WBR 0…15 UOC-TV WBR 8 13
S132 FSL 0/1 UOC-TV FSL 0 0
S133 HP2 0/1 UOC-TV HP2 0 0
S134 CUR_VPOS 0..63 UOC-TV CUR_VPOS 20 20
S135 OSVE 0/1 UOC-TV OSVE 0 1
S136 GAIN-RED 0..127 UOC-TV GAIN-RED 20 20
S137 GAIN GREEN 0..127 UOC-TV GAIN GREEN 20 20
S138 GAIN BLUE 0..127 UOC-TV GAIN BLUE 20 20
Setting Mode 1-3
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
S201 P-POSHOR 0…255 PIP P-POSHOR 44 44
S202 P-POSVER-50 0…255 PIP P-POSVER-50 30 30
S203 P-POSVER-60 0…255 PIP P-POSVER-60 26 26
S204 P-HFP 0…15 PIP P-HFP 0 0
S205 P-VFP 0…15 PIP P-VFP 0 0
S206 P-VSPDEL-50 0…31 PIP P-VSPDEL-50 13 13
S207 P-VSPDEL-60 0…31 PIP P-VSPDEL-60 13 13
S208 P-VERBLK 0/1 PIP P-VERBLK 0 0
S209 P-SELDEL 0…15 PIP P-SELDEL 8 8
S210 P-CLPDEL 0…31 PIP P-CLPDEL 6 6
S211 P-AGCMD 0…3PIP P-AGCMD 3 3
S212 P-AGCVAL 0…15 PIP P-AGCVAL 8 8
S213 P-CLMPID 0…3PIP P-CLMPID 3 3
S214 P-BLKVCHYS 0/1 PIP P-BLKVCHYS 0 0
S215 P-BLKCVAL 0/1 PIP P-BLKCVAL 0 0
S216 P-LMOFST 0…3PIP P-LMOFST 0 0
S217 P-PLLITC-TV 0…3PIP P-PLLITC-TV 2 2
S218 P-PLLITC-AV 0…3PIP P-PLLITC-AV 1 1
S219 P-BLKVCFIL 0/1 PIP P-BLKVCFIL 0 0
S220 P-YCD-TV-P 0…15 PIP P-YCD-TV-P 8 8
S221 P-YCD-TV-N3 0…15 PIP P-YCD-TV-N3 8 8
S222 P-YCD-TV-N4 0…15 PIP P-YCD-TV-N4 8 8
S223 P-YCD-TV-S 0…15 PIP P-YCD-TV-S 8 8
S224 P-YCD-AV-P 0…15 PIP P-YCD-AV-P 8 8
S225 P-YCD-AV-N3 0…15 PIP P-YCD-AV-N3 8 8
S226 P-YCD-AV-N4 0…15 PIP P-YCD-AV-N4 8 8
S227 P-YCD-AV-S 0…15 PIP P-YCD-AV-S 8 8
S228 P-LOCKSP 0/1 PIP P-LOCKSP 0 0
S229 P-CKILL 0…3PIP P-CKILL 0 0
S230 P-BGPOS 0/1 PIP P-BGPOS 1 1
S231 P-DEEMP 0…3PIP P-DEEMP 0 0
S232 P-COLON 0/1 PIP P-COLON 0 0
S233 P-CHRBW 0…3PIP P-CHRBW 0 0
S234 P-IFCOMP 0…3PIP P-IFCOMP 2 2
S235 P-SATNR 0/1 PIP P-SATNR 1 1
S236 P-SCADJ-P 0…31 PIP P-SCADJ-P 7 7
S237 P-SCADJ-N3 0…31 PIP P-SCADJ-N3 7 7
S238 P-SCADJ-N4 0…31 PIP P-SCADJ-N4 7 7
S239 P-SCADJ-S 0…31 PIP P-SCADJ-S 7 7
S240 P-PKLR 0…255 PIP P-PKLR 80 80
S241 P-PKLG 0…255 PIP P-PKLG 80 80
S242 P-PKLB 0…255 PIP P-PKLB 80 80
S243 P-YCOR 0/1 PIP P-YCOR 1 1
S244 P-PALIDL2 0/1 PIP P-PALIDL2 0 0
S245 P-PALIDL1 0…3PIP P-PALIDL1 1 1
S246 P-PALIDL0 0/1 PIP P-PALIDL0 0 0
S247 P-PKBOOST 0/1 PIP P-PKBOOST 1 1
S248 P-CLPLEN 0…3PIP P-CLPLEN 0 0
S249 P-SCMREL 0…3PIP P-SCMREL 2 2
S250 P-SCMIDL 0…7PIP P-SCMIDL 5 5
S251 P-SECDIV 0/1 PIP P-SECDIV 1 1
S252 P-BELLIIR 0/1 PIP P-BELLIIR 1 1
S253 P-PALINC1 0/1 PIP P-PALINC1 0 0
S254 P-PALINC2 0/1 PIP P-PALINC2 0 0
S255 P-LOCKSP 0…3PIP P-LOCKSP 3 3
S256 P-SECACCL 0…7PIP P-SECACCL 5 5
S257 P-SECACC 0/1 PIP P-SECACC 1 1
S258 P-ADLCK 0/1 PIP P-ADLCK 1 1
S259 P-ADLCKSEL 0/1 PIP P-ADLCKSEL 1 1
Setting Mode 2-1

10
29H-FG5RU
10-1 10-2
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL DATA SETTING DATA
S260 P-ADLCKCC 0/1 PIP P-ADLCKCC 1 1
S261 P-CLRANGE 0…3PIP P-CLRANGE 1 1
S262 P-NADJ 0…7PIP P-NADJ 3 3
S263 P-NSRED 0…7PIP P-NSRED 6 6
S264 P-SLLTHD 0…3PIP P-SLLTHD 0 0
S265 P-ISHFT 0…3PIP P-ISHFT 3 3
S266 P-ENLIM 0/1 PIP P-ENLIM 1 1
S267 P-DTECT5060 0/1 PIP P-DTECT5060 1 1
S268 P-VTHRL50 0…127 PIP P-VTHRL50 41 41
S269 P-BCOROFF 0/1 PIP P-BCOROFF 0 0
S270 P-VTHRL60 0…127 PIP P-VTHRL60 60 60
S271 P-VTHRH50 0…15 PIP P-VTHRH50 8 8
S272 P-VTHRH60 0…15 PIP P-VTHRH60 13 13
S273 P-CLMSTGY 0/1 PIP P-CLMSTGY 0 0
S274 P-SLLTHDV 0…7PIP P-SLLTHDV 0 0
S275 P-VFLYWHLM 0…3PIP P-VFLYWHLM 1 1
S276 P-VFLYWHL 0/1 PIP P-VFLYWHL 1 1
S277 P-CLMPCHRY 0…3PIP P-CLMPCHRY 0 0
S278 P-VDETIFS 0/1 PIP P-VDETIFS 1 1
S279 P-VDETITC 0/1 PIP P-VDETITC 0 0
S280 P-VLP 0…3PIP P-VLP 1 1
S281 P-LATENCY 0…3PIP P-LATENCY 3 3
S282 P-FILTBRST 0/1 PIP P-FILTBRST 1 1
S283 P-CLMPIST 0…31 PIP P-CLMPIST 26 26
S284 P-UVSEQ 0/1 PIP P-UVSEQ 0 0
S285 P-ABRTHD 0…15 PIP P-ABRTHD 0 0
S286 P-ABRSPD 0…7PIP P-ABRSPD 0 0
S287 P-CZMEN 0/1 PIP P-CZMEN 0 0
S288 P-CZMSP 0…3PIP P-CZMSP 0 0
S289 P-U-COL-DYN -30…0…+30 PIP P-U-COL-DYN 0 0
S290 P-U-COL-STD -30…0…+30 PIP P-U-COL-STD 0 0
S291 P-U-COL-SOFT -30…0…+30 PIP P-U-COL-SOFT 0 0
S292 P-U-SHP-DYN -30…0…+30 PIP P-U-SHP-DYN 0 0
S293 P-U-SHP-STD -30…0…+30 PIP P-U-SHP-STD 0 0
S294 P-U-SHP-SOFT -30…0…+30 PIP P-U-SHP-SOFT 0 0
Setting Mode 2-2
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL SETTING DATA
DATA
S301 FMI 0/1 DSP FMI 0 0
S302 BPB 0/1 DSP BPB 0 0
S303 BPB2 0/1 DSP BPB2 1 1
S304 FILTBW-M 0…3DSP FILTBW-M 0 0
S305 ID-BYBPF 0/1 DSP ID-BYBPF 0 0
S306 ID-PGAIN 0/1 DSP ID-PGAIN 0 0
S307 MPX-P-BW 0/1 DSP MPX-P-BW 0 0
S308 FMSUB-BW 0/1 DSP FMSUB-BW 0 0
S309 EIAJ-DEL 0…3DSP EIAJ-DEL 0 0
S310 NDETPB 0/1 DSP NDETPB 0 0
S311 NICDEEM 0/1 DSP NICDEEM 0 0
S312 NLOERLIM 0…255 DSP NLOERLIM 100 100
S313 NUPERLIM 0…255 DSP NUPERLIM 200 200
S314 FILTBW 0…3DSP FILTBW 0 0
S315 OVMTHR 0…3DSP OVMTHR 1 1
S316 DECLEV 0...31 DSP DECLEV 16 7
S317 MONOLEV 0...31 DSP MONOLEV 16 5
S318 NICLEV 0...31 DSP NICLEV 16 18
S319 SAPLEV 0...31 DSP SAPLEV 16 6
S320 ADCLEV 0...31 DSP ADCLEV 16 13
S321 IISLEV 0...31 DSP IISLEV 16 0
S322 BBEC-ON 0...15 DSP BBEC-ON 0 15
S323 BBEP-ON 0...15 DSP BBEC-OFF 0 8
S324 BBEC-OFF 0...15 DSP BBEP-ON 0 5
S325 BBEP-OFF 0...15 DSP BBEP-OFF 0 7
S326 MAINLOUD 0/1 DSP MAINLOUD 0 0
S327 MAINLONA 0...7 DSP MAINLONA 3 0
S328 MAINLOCH 0...3 DSP MAINLOCH 0 0
S329 INSOEF 0...7 DSP INSOEF 3 4
S330 AVLMOD 0...7 DSP AVLMOD 0 5
S331 AVLWGT 0/1 DSP AVLWGT 1 1
S332 AVLLE 0…15 DSP AVLLE 7 10
S333 SRS3DCEN 0...15 DSP SRS3DCEN 1 7
S334 SRS3DSP 0...15 DSP SRS3DSP 0 0
S335 SRS3DBYP 0/1 DSP SRS3DBYP 0 0
S336 CLIPMANAGE 0…4DSP CLIPMANAGE 0 4
S337 VDSMIXLEV 0…5DSP VDSMIXLEV 3 5
S338 DBEADR 0…63 DSP DBEADR 0 0
S339 DBECOEF-LBS 0…255 DSP DBECOEF-LBS 0 0
S340 DBECOEF-MBS 0…15 DSP DBECOEF-MBS 0 0
S341 DUBADR 0…255 DSP DUBADR 0 0
S342 DUBCOEF-LSB 0…255 DSP DUBCOEF-LBS 0 0
S343 DUBCOEF-MSB 0…15 DSP DUBCOEF-MBS 0 0
S344 BAMAMO 0…3DSP BAMAMO 0 1
S345 BAMASUB 0/1 DSP BAMASUB 0 0
S346 BAMAFC 0…15 DSP BAMAFC 0 12
S347 BASS-MV 0...31 DSP BASS-MV 16 31
S348 TREB-MV 0...31 DSP TREB-MV 16 25
S349 EQ100-MV 0...31 DSP EQ100-MV 12 20
S350 EQ300-MV 0...31 DSP EQ300-MV 12 16
S351 EQ1K-MV 0...31 DSP EQ1K-MV 12 19
S352 EQ3K-MV 0...31 DSP EQ3K-MV 12 16
S353 EQ8K-MV 0...31 DSP EQ8K-MV 12 20
S354 BASS-MS 0...31 DSP BASS-MS 16 31
S355 TREB-MS 0...31 DSP TREB-MS 16 25
S356 EQ100-MS 0...31 DSP EQ100-MS 12 20
S357 EQ300-MS 0...31 DSP EQ300-MS 12 17
S358 EQ1K-MS 0...31 DSP EQ1K-MS 12 13
Setting Mode 3-1

11
29H-FG5RU
11-1 11-2
ITEM EEPROM SETTING DATA RANGE IC OSD INITIAL SETTING DATA
DATA
S359 EQ3K-MS 0...31 DSP EQ3K-MS 12 17
S360 EQ8K-MS 0...31 DSP EQ8K-MS 12 20
S361 BASS-NW 0...31 DSP BASS-NW 16 31
S362 TREB-NW 0...31 DSP TREB-NW 16 25
S363 EQ100-NW 0...31 DSP EQ100-NW 12 13
S364 EQ300-NW 0...31 DSP EQ300-NW 12 16
S365 EQ1K-NW 0...31 DSP EQ1K-NW 12 19
S366 EQ3K-NW 0...31 DSP EQ3K-NW 12 16
S367 EQ8K-NW 0...31 DSP EQ8K-NW 12 13
S368 BASS-CT 0...31 DSP BASS-CT 16 31
S369 TREB-CT 0...31 DSP TREB-CT 16 25
S370 IDMOD-SE 0…3DSP IDMOD-SE 0 0
S371 BPR-VOL 0…60 DSP BPR-VOL 20 30
S372 DEMUT-DLAY 0…16 DSP DEMUT-DLAY 8 8
S373 AV-OUT LV 0…255 DSP AV-OUT LV 16 18
Setting Mode 3-2
PIF ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment condition/procedure Waveform or remarks
RF-AGC
TAKE OVER
POINT AD-
JUSTMENT
(I
2
C BUS
CONTROL)
11. Receive "PAL COLOR BAR" signal.
Signal Strength: 54 ±1dB_V (75 ohm termination)
2. Connect the oscilloscope to TP53 (Tuner's AGC
Terminal) as shown in figure 3-1.
3. Select "RF-AGC" item in the Adjustment Mode.
Adjust the "RF-AGC" bus data to obtain the Tuner
output pin drop 0.1V ~ 1.0V below maximum volt-
age.
4. Change the antenna input signal to 63 ~ 67dB_V,
and make sure there is no noise.
5. Set the RF AGC to 0 - 6 V with no saturation with
the waveform.
6. Turn up the input signal to 90 ~ 95 dB_B to be sure
that there is no cross modulation beat.
Fig. 3

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PURITY ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
Uniformity
adjustment (To
perform after
the purity and
convergence
adjustment.)
2Before adjustment begin,Horizontal magnetic field
= 0G
Vertical magnetic field = Each destination's adjust-
ment magnetic field.
Make sure to degauss it.
(North direction Red uniformity)
1. Horizontal mf = Set to monocolor screen red and
adjust to +0.25G.
2. Pay attention to the edge of CRT,if the landing is
poor adjust by attaching the the compensation
magnet at the back of CRT.
(refer to Fig-1)
(South direction Red uniformity)
1. Horizontal mf = Set to monocolor screen red and
adjust to -0.25G.
2. Pay attention to the edge of CRT ,if the landing is
poor adjust by attaching the compensation mag-
net at the back of CRT.
(The same method is applied for adjustment of
monocolor screen blue for blue uniformity ,and
changing both the magnetic field for north and south
direction.)
*During the pasting of compensation magnet , use
the crosshatch pattern .
Make sure there is no blur or bendlines occur.
If the blur or bend are serious,adjust the location
of compensation magnet to make it better.
(CRT surface)
(CRT back)
Miss landing
Compensation magnet
Fig. 1
PURITY ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
PURITY ADJ. 1. Select the green monocolor screen with remote
contoller, and set the beam current of 1.7mA
with the contrast control.
2. Degauss the CRT enough with the degausing coil.
NOTE: Follow the job instruction manual to ad-
just the magnetic field.
3. The purity magnet must be previously set at the
0 magnetic field, and the convergence must be
adjusted to be rough.
With P-MAG, adjust it to the center - rank A.
4. Observe the points a,b, as shown in Fig.1-1
through the microscope.
Move DY fore and aft to set the landing at the
point (Rank A).
5. If the a/b balance is poor, compensate it to the
center "Rank AB".
6. Aline it to zero, keeping the raster rotation in the
east direction.
6. Tighten the deflection coil fastening screws.
»Tightening torque : 108N ±20N (11Kgf ±2Kgf)
8. Checking the CRT corner area, bond the mag-
netic sheet to set the landing at rank A for com-
pensation.
Note: Apply the adjustment after aging with
the beam current 1700
±
50
µ
A or more
for 30 minutes or more.
Note: Select the service mode, and press the
monocolor key of R/C for process, and
the monocolor screen (green) will be
selected.
1
ab
A
B
A
90mm 90mm
B
A = B
A = B
Fig.1-1
Fig. 1-2
Rank "A"
(on the right of the CRT)
Fig. 1-3
Rank "A"
(on the left of the CRT)
*Continuosly press the mono-
colour key 1 second or more,
and the monocolour mode will
be selected without the service
mode.
*Even with TEXT key or "R/G/B"
key, it can be directly switched to
each monocolor screen.
Monocolour
screen release
Monocolour
GREEN
screen
Monocolour
BLUE
screen
Monocolour
RED
screen
*Adjustment for uniformity is change to another
content. Please refer to the following page.
*Every push of the monocolour key changes the
screen as follows.

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BRRB
BRRB
B
X axis
Y axis
CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
CONVERGENC
ADJ.
( To be done
after the purity
adjustment.)
1. Receive the " Crosshatch Pattern" signal.
2. Using the remote controller, call NORMAL mode.
( Static convergence )
1. Overlap blue and red with the open-/closing an-
gle and rotation of the 4 pole magnet.
2. Overlap green on blue and red with the open-/
closing angle and rotation of the 6 pole magnet.
( Dynamic convergence )
1. Fix the wedges in a position so that the deflection
york neck is at the center of top bottom and left
right. ( Straight line and without any blur horizon-
tal / vertical line).
2. Adjust the Red, Blue, upper and lower of the cen-
tre y axis on the screen by using the Volume (VR2,
VR1)at the deflection york.
(Refer to fig.1 and fig.2)
3. If the Horizontal Red, Blue(XV) on the screen
centre X axisis shifted, correct the Red, Blue (XV)
by adjusting the balance coil on the deflection
york. (Refer to Fig. 3)
4. After confirm that there is no problems on the
entire screen ,bond each wedge on CRT and
glass tape on it. Fastening the screws of DY and
magnet unit (purity , 4 - pole and 6 pole ), then
coat the lacquer paint on DY fastening screw and
magnet unit fastening screw.
Note:
In case of poor convergence adjustment on the
top and bottom and of the screen , adjust DY by
swing rightward and leftward.
(Refer to Fig-4)
1
Fig. 1
Adjust by VR1
Fig. 2
Adjust by VR2
Fig. 3
Adjust by Balance Coil
CRT NECK
Lacquer
Purity Magnet
4-Pole Magnet
6-Pole Magnet.
25mm ±0.5mm
VR2
VR1
Balance Coil
Fig. 4
Adjust by Swing DY
FOCUS ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
FOCUS
ADJUSTMENT
1. Receive E-5CH (Monoscop pattern).
2. With the remote controller, make the image nor-
mal.
3. Adjust the focus VR to make the character"575"
on left bottom of monoscope as fine as possible.
1

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CUT-OFF, BACKGROUND AND SUB-CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
SUB-BRIGHT-
NESS
ADJUSMENT
(I
2
C BUS
CONTROL)
(DVD SIGNAL)
1. Select DVD mode.
2. Receive the signal of the DVD signal generator .
( Component signal) ( Window Pattern)
3. Make the image normal with the remote control-
ler.
4. Select the SUB-BRIGHT adjustment mode (DVD)
, and adjust the right dark white area of the win-
dow pattern to 3.0 cd
±
0.5cd of the window pat-
tern.
5
WHITE BAL-
ANCE BACK-
GROUND
I
2
C BUS
ADJUSTMENT
(DVD SIGNAL)
1. The window pattern is received with DVD signal (
component signal).
2. Apply the adjustment in the same manners as 2
(AV-IN SIGNAL) and subsequence above.
(DRI-GS-DVD, DRI-BS-DVD, CUT-RS-DVD,
CUT-GS-DVD)
3. Select the SUB-CONTRAST adjustment mode
with the remote controller, and adjust 50% white
to 165 ±10cd.
Apply the adjustment after the end of 2 (AV-IN SIG-
NAL).
Note: 1. All of the DRI-GW/C-DVD & DRI-BW/C-
DVD can be obtain by using same calculation as
white balance adjustment above (No.2). CUT-RW/
C-DVD and CUT-GW/C-DVD setting data are as
follow.
CUT-RW/C-DVD = CUT-RS-DVD
CUT-GW/C-DVD = CUT-GS-DVD
3Note 1:
Use the window pattern of the sig-
nal generator SX-1006 for adjust-
ment.
SUB-BRIGHT-
NESS
ADJUSMENT
(I
2
C BUS
CONTROL)
(AV-IN SIGNAL)
1. Receive the window pattern with AV input.
2. Make the image normal with the remote control-
ler.
3. Select the sub- bright adjustment mode with the
remote controller, and adjust the right dark white
area of the window pattern to 3.0 cd
±
0.5cd.
4
SUB-CON-
TRAST
I
2
C BUS
ADJUSMENT
(AV-IN SIGNAL)
1. Receive the window pattern with AV input.
2. Make the image normal with the remote control-
ler.
3. Select the SUB-CONTRAST adjustment mode
with the remote controller, and adjust 50% white
to 130
±
10cd.
Note : Make sure the TV set already in the RF re-
ceiving state before changing to AV mode to con-
tinue with this adjustment.
(no POWER OFF from the previous adjustment.)
6
50% white Dark white
SUB-CON-
TRAST
I
2
C BUS
ADJUSMENT
(DVD SIGNAL)
1. Select the DVD mode.
2. Receive the signal of the DVD signal generator.
( Component signal) (Window Pattern)
3. Select the SUB-CONTRAST adjustment mode
(DVD) with the remote controller, and adjust 50%
white to 130
±
10cd.
Note : Make sure the TV set already in the RF re-
ceiving state before changing to AV mode to con-
tinue with this adjustment.
(no POWER OFF from the previous adjustment.)
7
50% white Dark white
Note 1:
Use "Y" of Minolta color analyzer
CA-100 in adjustment.
Note 2:
Use the window pattern of the sig-
nal.
generator SX-1006 for adjustment.
CUT-OFF, BACKGROUND AND SUB-CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
CRT CUTOFF
ADJUSTMENT
(I
2
C BUS
CONTROL)
Note :
1. Before CRT cutoff adjustment, make sure fol-
lowing items are in INITIAL DATA.
a) A063 CUT-RS = 32
b) A064 CUT-GS = 32
c) A114 CUT OFF = 6
1. Switch TV to video mode , blue back off , with no
video signal and Press R/C to set picture into
normal condition.
2. Go to service mode at adjustment mode item A115
(VG2).
3. Adjust screen voltage until retrace line appear,
the following OSD will appear at bottom of screen.
UNSTABLE
OUT
ABOVE
4. Finally , slowly decrease the screen variable re-
sistor until following OSD appear.
STABLE
IN
ABOVE / BELOW *
* The last OSD row is the indication of the screen
voltage value. If it show "BELOW", please in-
crease the screen voltage and vice versa until
"STABLE" AND "IN" OSD appear.
Note :No matter the indication of last row's OSD is
indicate "ABOVE" or "BELOW", the important
thing is OSD change to "STABLE" and "IN".
1
WHITE BAL-
ANCE BACK-
GROUND
I
2
C BUS
ADJUSTMENT
(AV-IN
SIGNAL)
1. Receive the internal RF monoscope pattern.
2. Make the picture normal with the remote controller.
3. Connect the beam ammeter between terminal of
R623.
4. Coarsely confirm the beam current to approx. 1.7mA.
5. Receive the window pattern with AV input.
6. With the data of DRI-GS and DRI-BS, adjust the
color temperature of the 50% white.
7. Adjust the right dark area of the window to 12300K
with CUT-RS and CUT-GS.
8. Go back to 50% white area to check colour tem-
perature, if out of range, please go back to step (6).
Note 1: Apply this adjustment after aging 30 min or
more with the beam current 1700
±
50_A.
(On the white or green monocolor screen)
2:The colour temperature is based on the ship-
ment destination as shown in Table 2.1 at
page 6-1.
3: Adjust DRI-GC/GW, DRI-BC/BW , CUT-RW/C
and CUT-GW/C as following DATA, after finish-
ing DRI-BS and DRI-GS DATA adjustment.
CUT-RW/C = CUT-RS
CUT-GW/C = CUT-GS
DRI-RW = 32 (FIXED), DRI-RS = 32 (FIXED)
DRI-BC = "DRI-BS"
(For 7500_K, 12300_K, 17000_K and
18000_K Condition)
27500K X : 0.300 Y : 0.310
18000K X : 0.255 Y : 0.255
17000K X : 0.261 Y : 0.261
12300K X : 0.272 Y : 0.275
( With Monolta color thermometer
CA-100)
* 12300_K
DRI-GW = "DRI-GS" - 7
DRI-BW = "DRI-BS" - 7
DRI-GC = "DRI-GS" - 7
DRI-RC = 25
* 17000_K & 18000_K
DRI-GW = "DRI-GS" - 7
DRI-BW = "DRI-BS" - 7
DRI-GC = "DRI-GS" - 5
DRI-RC = 27
* 7500_K
DRI-GW = "DRI-GS" - 5
DRI-BW = "DRI-BS" - 5
DRI-GC = "DRI-GS" - 7
DRI-RC = 25

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PAL CHROMA ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
SUB COLOUR
(I
2
C BUS
CONTROL)
1. Receive the "PAL Color Bar" signal.
2. Make the image normal with the remote control-
ler.
3. Connect the oscilloscope to TP48R (IC851 #9).
( Use Probe 10:1)
Range : 2 V/Div
Sweep Time : 20 µsec/Div
4. Set the sub color adjustment mode with the re-
mote controller, and vary the sub color data to
make 100% W of the color bar and RED at the
same level for adjustment shown in Fig. 1-1.
1
Fig. 1-1
Cy G B
75% W YMgR100% W
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
SUB-TINT
( I
2
C BUS
CONTROL)
1.Receive the "NTSC 3.58 Colour Bar" signal
through AV IN.
2. Connect the oscilloscope to TP47B (P860 Pin6)
BLUE-OUT.
»Range : 100mV/Div. (AC)(Use Probe 10:1)
»Sweep time : 10 µsec/Div.
3. Select the "SUB-TINT" item in the ADJUSTMENT
MODE.. Adjust the "SUB-TINT" data to obtain the
waveform shown as Figure 1.1 (W and Mg same
level)
1
NTSC CHROMA ADJUSTMENT
HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DEFLECTION LOOP ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
VHOR-SHI-N60 Align the center of the screen to the geometric center
of CRT. (monoscope)
EW-W-N60 Align the center of the screen to the geometric center
of CRT. (monoscope)
NOTE :
There are no separate adjustment for 16:9 mode
and Normal mode adjustment.
The 16:9 (Panorama mode 50/60Hz) data need to
follow the adjusted data for Normal mode (50/
60Hz). Please set the data as below.
VER-AMP-P50 = VER-AMP-N50
VER-SHI-P50 = VER-SHI-N50
HOR-SHI-P50 = HOR-SHI-N50
EW-W-P50 = EW-W-N50
VER-AMP-P60 = VER-AMP-N60
VER-SHI-P60 = VER-SHI-N60
HOR-SHI-P60 = HOR-SHI-N60
EW-W-P60 = EW-W-N60
Cy
Same Level
GYW Mg BR
HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DEFLECTION LOOP ADJUSTMENT
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
V-SLOPE Adjust V-Slope by Volume Up / Down Remote Control.
Refer to Fig. 1.1. (monoscope)
VER-AMP-N50 Adjust the overscan to 8.5%. (monoscope)
VER-SHI-N50 Align the center of the screen to the geometric center
of CRT. (monoscope)
HOR-SHI-N50 Align the center of the screen to the geometric center
of CRT. (monoscope)
EW-W-N50 Adjust the overscan to 8.5%. (monoscope)
V-LINE Adjust the linearity to the best. (monoscope)
V-S CORR Already preset.(Adjust this unless the linearity is
achieved.) (monoscope)
V-SCROLL Already preset..
VX-NORMAL Already preset .
H-PAR Adjust the 2nd vertical line from the end of the
crosshatch pattern. Refer to Fig 1.6. (crosshatch)
H-BOW Adjust the 2nd vertical line from the end of the
crosshatch pattern. Refer to Fig 1.7. (crosshatch)
E/W-PAR Adjust the 2nd vertical line from the right end of the
crosshatch pattern so that the middle 4 blocks are
straight. Refer to Fig 1-2. (crosshatch)
UPCOR-PAR Adjust the 2nd upper vertical line from the right end
of the crosshatch pattern so that the upper line are
straight. Refer to Fig 1-3. (crosshatch)
LOCOR-PAR Adjust the 2nd lower vertical line from the right end
of the crosshatch pattern so that the bottom line are
straight. Refer to Fig 1-4. (crosshatch)
EW-TRAP Adjust the 2nd vertical line from the right end of the
crosshatch pattern so that the D1 (center area of the
second vertical line - edge of screen) and D2 (top
area of the second vertical line - edge of screen) are
same. Refer to Fig 1-5. (crosshatch)
VER-AMP-N60 Adjust the overscan to 10%. (monoscope)
VER-SHI-N60 Align the center of the screen to the geometric center
of CRT. (monoscope)
1
MAIN SCREEN
ADJUSTMENT
D2
D1
Fig. 1-2
Fig. 1-3
Fig. 1-4
Fig. 1-5
H-PAR
H-BOW
Fig. 1-6
Fig. 1-7
A
B
C
A : Out of spec
B : OK
C : Out of spec

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FUNCTION OPERATION CHECKING (VIDEO AND AUDIO)
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
CONTRAST
key
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Press to MENU mode, then Select Picture Mode
and set to select CONTRAST.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether the
CONTRAST effect is OK or not.
1
1. Receive "Color Bar" signal.
2. Press to MENU mode, then Select Picture Mode
and set to select COLOUR.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether
the COLOUR effect is OK or not.
2COLOUR key
BRIGHTNESS
key
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Press to MENU mode, then Select Picture Mode
and set to select BRIGHTNESS.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether
the BRIGHTNESS effect is OK or not.
3
TINT key 1. Receive the "NTSC Colour Bar" signal thru AV in.
2. Press to MENU mode, then Select Picture Mode
and set to selectTINT.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check TINT, UP
for GREEN direction and DOWN for RED direc-
tion whether is OK or not.
4
SHARPNESS
Key
1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Press to MENU mode, then Select Picture Mode
and set to select SHARPNESS.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check whether
the SHARPNESS effect is OK or not.
5
WHITE TEMP 1. Receive "Monoscope Pattern" signal.
2. Set FUNCTION to select WHITE TEMP.
3. Press Volume Up/Down key to check WHITE
TEMP Option, STANDARD:
NORMAL SETTING, WARM for more REDDISH
direction changing, COOL for more BLUISH di-
rection changing.
NORMAL Key
7
1. Once in PICTURE Mode, and the NORMAL key
is pressed, all the settings will be present to nor-
mal setting.
(Normal setting value for every mode, refer to
Table 2.2 on page 6-1).
Notes:If nothing is display
mean contrast, colour, bright,
tint, sharpness are all in nor-
mal setting.
6
GAME OPERATION CHECK
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
( For models
with GAME
only.)
1. Use the "GAME" key (R/C) to enter the Game
Mode.
2. Press the TREBLE UP (code=46H) key (direct
key to enter "The Rock" game), and then confirm
the position and the function of the game.
Note : (A) For the HORIZONTAL position, enter
service mode and choose "Setting Mode
1". Key in the alphabic number 114 to
enter GAME-HON. Adjust to the proper
horizontal position.
(B) For the VERTICAL position, remain in
same "Setting Mode 1". Key in the
alphabic number 115 to enter GAME-
VERT-1. Adjust to the proper vertical
position.
3. If adjustment OK, then press the "GAME MODE"
key to exit to previously viewed channel from the
game mode.
1
FM RADIO OPERATION CHECK
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
( For models
with RADIO
only.)
1. Use the signal generator to set carier frequncy of
89.5 MHz with sound modulation 400Hz.
2. Connect the signal to the FM radio tuner using
the RF coaxial cable with female adaptor.
3. Press the "FM RADIO" button of R/C to access
the FM RADIO menu.
4. Select the "FREQUENCY" in menu and press the
VOL+ key to search the frequency of 89.5 MHz.
5. Confirm the 400 Hz audio is clearly detected.
6. Press the "FM RADIO" button of R/C to exit.
1

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FUNCTION OPERATION CHECKING (VIDEO AND AUDIO)
(Continued)
No. Adjusting point Adjusting procedure/conditions Waveform and others
COLOUR
SYSTEM
1. Receive the "PAL COLOUR BAR" signal, press
the COLOUR SYSTEM key to select modes ex-
cept PAL, check the COLOUR is not working prop-
erly. Then, select the "PAL" mode. Check again
its colour so that it is working properly.
2. Receive "SECAM COLOUR BAR" signal, press
COLOUR SYSTEM key to select modes except
SECAM, check the COLOUR is not working prop-
erly. Then, select the "SECAM" mode. Check
again its colour so that it is working properly.
3. Receive “NTSC 4.43” signal, press COLOUR
SYSTEM key to select modes except NTSC4.43,
check the COLOUR is not working properly. Then,
select the “NTSC 4.43” mode. Check again its
colour so that it is working properly.
4. Receive “NTSC 4.43/3.58 COLOUR BAR” signal
thru AV, press COLOUR SYSTEM key to select
modes except N4.43/3.58, check the COLOUR
is not working properly. Then, select the “NTSC
4.43/3.58” mode. Check again its colour so that it
is working properly.
9
SOUND
SYSTEM
10 1. Receive “PAL-D/K” signal, press the “SOUND
SYSTEM” to select B/G, I. Check the sound out-
put is not working properly. Select D/K and check
the sound output to make sure it is working prop-
erly.
2. Receive “PAL-I” signal, press the “SOUND SYS-
TEM” to select B/G, D/K. Check the sound output
is not working properly. Select I and check the
sound output to make sure it is working properly.
3. Receive “PAL-B/G” signal, press the “SOUND
SYSTEM” to select I, D/K. Check the sound out-
put is not working properly. Select B/G and check
the sound output to make sure it is working prop-
erly.
HEADPHONE
OUTPUT
CHECKING
1. Receive PAL COLOUR BAR with SOUND 400Hz,
100% MODULATION (±50kHz Dev).
2. Maximum volume, and check the headphone
output with 400Hz sound and no sound out from
speaker.
11
Ref : OUTPUT level of HEADPHONE is as
following.
Apx. 500mVp-p
NOISE MUTE
CHECKING
1. Receive "PAL COLOUR BAR" signal.
2. Turn up the volume control to maximum, make
sure the sound is heard from the speakers. Then
put the unit in no signal state.
3. Check the sound mute is effective.
4. Finally turn sound level of CTV to minimum.
12
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
H, V PROTEC-
TOR
1. Receive E-5ch(Monoscopepattern).
2. Connect the bias box to the cathode side (R607)
of D604.
3. Set the voltage of the bias box at 10V, and verify
that the protector does not operate.
4. Set the voltage of the bias box at 18V, and verify
that the protector operate.
1
PROTECTOR OPERATION CHECKING
Ref : Apx.13.3V.
No.
Adjustment point
Adjustment conditions/procedure Waveform or remarks
Front speaker
output check-
ing
1. Receive the E-10ch (PAL colour bar).
2. Set the volume to maximum and set the other
sound setting as follow.
3. Connect the voltmeter to the speaker terminal and
make sure the reading is 9 ±1 Vrms.
1
SOUND OUTPUT CHECKING
#1 : Sound setting for model with
BBE and Super Bass in the
sound menu.
#2 : Sound setting for model with-
out BBE and with Bass + in the
sound menu.
Rear woofer
ouput check-
ing (For model
with woofer
box only)
1. Receive the E-10ch (PAL colour bar).
2. Connect the woofer wire from P303 to a 16 ohm
dummy load.
3. Set the volume to maximum and set the other
sound setting as follow.
4. Connect the voltmeter to the dummy load and
make sure the reading is 15 ±1 Vrms.
2
Setting item #1 #2
Equalizer Music Music
Surround OFF OFF
BBE OFF -
Balance 0 0
AVL OFF OFF
Super Bass OFF -
Bass + - ON
Equalizer Music
Surround OFF
BBE OFF
Balance 0
AVL OFF
Super Bass ON

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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
NO RASTER
Check CRT connector (KY), (H) bias
(14V,120 V, 210 V line).
LED COLOUR ?
Power on by R/C.
Check protector circuit and pin 106 & 107 (waveform no.3 & 4) of IC 2100. Also check the waveform no.7 of IC501 at pin 4 and its related parts.
Check the power circuit consisting of IC701, IC702, T701 and its related parts. Also check the horizontal out circuit Q604 and its related parts.
GREEN
GREEN
Yes No
RED
RED
Does horizontal circuit momentary oscillate?
Check the 14V, 120V and 210V line from the main PWB side.
Check R,G,B input and output of IC 851.
Normal Abnormal
Check the power circuit at the front unit consisting of IC4700, IC4702, IC4701, D4707 and its related parts.
Check the power circuit consisting of IC701, IC702, T701 and its related parts.
Normal
Check F3700.
Replace the Fuse.
Is the Fuse again blown out?
Does STBY+5V appear at pin 1 P1001
main unit ?
Blown out
No
No Yes
Yes
Check F4701.
NO LED LIGHT
Check 3V output from pin 22 of IC 2001 and its related parts.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Check TU51.
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
NO PICTURE
Does the snow noise appear on the screen at maximum contrast and brightness ? A
Snow noise increase.
Does 5V appear at pin 7 of TU 51 ? Check the PC+5V line.
No
Does 31V appear at pin 9 of TU 51 ? Check +120V line at IC 753
and its related circuit.
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
NO NORMAL SOUND
Set volume to maximum. Is there any sound output signal at pin 10 & 14 of IC 301 ?
YesNo
Check if there is sound input signal at pin 2 & 21 of IC 301.
No
Check output signal at pin 68, 69 of IC 2100 and its related circuit.
Check connection to the speaker
No sound from the speaker
No sound comes out at AV-out J905 Check sound output signal from pin 92 & 93 of IC 2100 and its related circuit.

20
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TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
Normal
No snow noise.
Check pin 104 & 105 of IC2100.
Abnormal
A
Noise or signal appear.
Does AV input at AV1, AV 2 & AV 3 normal ? Check IC 2100 and its
related circuits.
Check TU 51 (Tuner), SF 202 and its related circuit.
Yes
No
Check pin 71, 74 & 78 of IC 2100. Does signal or noise appear ?
Check IC 2100 RGB out at pin 42, 43 & 44. Is the output normal ?
Yes
No No
Check circuit between AV-in terminal and pin 71, 74 & 78 of IC 2100.
Check IC 2100 and its related circuit. Check IC 850 at
input pin 1, 2 & 3 and its related circuit.
Check the related circuit of screen heater (FBT) and the CRT.
Does signal output at pin 7, 8
& 9 of IC 851 normal ?
Yes
No No
TROUBLE SHOOTING TABLE (Continued)
No
Adjust the colour control at the user MENU. Does colour appear ?
NO SPECIFIC COLOUR
B
Is only RF signal’s colour abnormal?
Set colour control.
Go to CHANNEL SETTING at the user MENU and change to the appropriate colour system. Does the colour appear ?
Set the appropriate colour system.
Check IC 851, IC 2100 and its related circuit.
Check tuner TU 51, SF201and its related circuit.
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Using a PAL colour bar signal, check the RGB in & out line between IC 2100 and IC 851. Does the waveforms normal ?
No
NO COLOUR
COLOUR PRODUCED