This document provides information about board layouts and troubleshooting TV circuit operation and picture problems for Panasonic LCD and OLED TV models from 2019-2020. It includes:
1. Diagrams of the main boards and their functions for different models.
2. An overview of the video/audio signal processing circuits and their components.
3. Methods for entering the TV's self-test mode and LCD panel test mode to isolate issues.
4. Guidelines for using test patterns and replacing boards to troubleshoot picture quality problems like lines, dots, or color abnormalities.
This document provides an overview of printed circuit boards (PCBs), including what they are, common materials, types, parts, pros and cons, layout issues, electromagnetic interference (EMI), and design process. PCBs electrically connect electronic components using conductive tracks laminated onto a non-conductive substrate. Key topics covered include signal routing, component placement, layer stacking, and techniques to reduce EMI such as ground plane segmentation and trace spacing. The conclusion emphasizes minimizing inductance to reduce emissions through optimal component placement and shortest possible high-speed signal routes.
High speed PCB design faces several challenges: ensuring system timing, maintaining waveform integrity, avoiding crosstalk, and controlling power/ground stability and EMI. Cadence addresses these with a PCB design flow including functional verification, exploration, floorplanning, high-speed layout, and simulation using tools like SPECCTRAQuest and Allegro. The full flow supports both digital and analog design from IC to board.
This presentation is about brief introduction to Timers/Counters in Intel 8051. It discusses the registers involved and modes of programming timers in 8051
This document discusses several key aspects of digital signals and systems. It notes the advantages of digital signals like noise immunity, encryption, and higher efficiency over long distances. It then explains how increasing the number of levels in a digital signal makes it more accurate, similar to adding more letter grades instead of just pass/fail. The document also outlines how digital systems use only 0s and 1s to represent open and closed switches in increasing powers of 2 as more switches are added. It defines a truth table as a table representing all possible results from combinations of switch states.
This document summarizes different types of noise in electronic components, including thermal noise, shot noise, flicker noise, antenna noise, and noise figure. It discusses various noise sources such as Johnson noise, atmospheric noise, solar noise, galactic noise, ground noise, and man-made noise. It also covers concepts like equivalent noise temperature, available noise power, noise power spectrum density, and methods for measuring noise temperature including the gain method and Y-factor method.
This document provides an overview of PCB designing basics and tools. It defines a PCB as a printed circuit board that physically supports and wires surface-mounted and through-hole components using a FR-4 panel with copper foil laminated on one or both sides. The basic steps in PCB design are: 1) schematic capture, 2) component placement, and 3) routing and exporting output files in Gerber or ODB format. Popular PCB design tools mentioned include Cadence Allegro, Mentor Graphics PADS, Altium PCB Designer, and Eagle PCB Design.
interfacing of temperature sensor LM 35 with 8051.pdfSrikrishna Thota
The document summarizes interfacing an LM35 temperature sensor with an 8051 microcontroller. It discusses how the LM35 generates an analog output voltage that varies with temperature, which is then converted to a digital signal using an ADC0804 analog-to-digital converter. The ADC0804 converts the analog temperature readings from the LM35 into digital values that can be read by the 8051 microcontroller's ports and processed. The 8051 then displays the digital temperature values on an LCD or 7-segment display.
This document provides an overview of printed circuit boards (PCBs), including what they are, common materials, types, parts, pros and cons, layout issues, electromagnetic interference (EMI), and design process. PCBs electrically connect electronic components using conductive tracks laminated onto a non-conductive substrate. Key topics covered include signal routing, component placement, layer stacking, and techniques to reduce EMI such as ground plane segmentation and trace spacing. The conclusion emphasizes minimizing inductance to reduce emissions through optimal component placement and shortest possible high-speed signal routes.
High speed PCB design faces several challenges: ensuring system timing, maintaining waveform integrity, avoiding crosstalk, and controlling power/ground stability and EMI. Cadence addresses these with a PCB design flow including functional verification, exploration, floorplanning, high-speed layout, and simulation using tools like SPECCTRAQuest and Allegro. The full flow supports both digital and analog design from IC to board.
This presentation is about brief introduction to Timers/Counters in Intel 8051. It discusses the registers involved and modes of programming timers in 8051
This document discusses several key aspects of digital signals and systems. It notes the advantages of digital signals like noise immunity, encryption, and higher efficiency over long distances. It then explains how increasing the number of levels in a digital signal makes it more accurate, similar to adding more letter grades instead of just pass/fail. The document also outlines how digital systems use only 0s and 1s to represent open and closed switches in increasing powers of 2 as more switches are added. It defines a truth table as a table representing all possible results from combinations of switch states.
This document summarizes different types of noise in electronic components, including thermal noise, shot noise, flicker noise, antenna noise, and noise figure. It discusses various noise sources such as Johnson noise, atmospheric noise, solar noise, galactic noise, ground noise, and man-made noise. It also covers concepts like equivalent noise temperature, available noise power, noise power spectrum density, and methods for measuring noise temperature including the gain method and Y-factor method.
This document provides an overview of PCB designing basics and tools. It defines a PCB as a printed circuit board that physically supports and wires surface-mounted and through-hole components using a FR-4 panel with copper foil laminated on one or both sides. The basic steps in PCB design are: 1) schematic capture, 2) component placement, and 3) routing and exporting output files in Gerber or ODB format. Popular PCB design tools mentioned include Cadence Allegro, Mentor Graphics PADS, Altium PCB Designer, and Eagle PCB Design.
interfacing of temperature sensor LM 35 with 8051.pdfSrikrishna Thota
The document summarizes interfacing an LM35 temperature sensor with an 8051 microcontroller. It discusses how the LM35 generates an analog output voltage that varies with temperature, which is then converted to a digital signal using an ADC0804 analog-to-digital converter. The ADC0804 converts the analog temperature readings from the LM35 into digital values that can be read by the 8051 microcontroller's ports and processed. The 8051 then displays the digital temperature values on an LCD or 7-segment display.
The document discusses ECG signal analysis and abnormality detection using artificial neural networks. It defines normal and abnormal ECG signals, describing abnormalities like bradycardia and tachycardia. Two algorithms are described for detecting abnormalities: one analyzes heart rate and the other detects general heart diseases. An ANN system is used for ECG analysis and classification, taking spectral entropy, Poincare plot geometry, and largest Lyapunov exponent as inputs to classify eight cardiac conditions.
Under a Compulsory Course of "Materials Physics and Technology for Nanoelectronics" a team of BE Students of Nanotechnology, Nanoelectronics and Bionnotechnology prepared this seminar for Prof. Marc Heyns, marc.heyns@imec.be Kapeldreef 75, B-3001 Heverlee IMEC Building IV, room 2.33
Tel: 016 281 348
Power Integrity analysis is more important than ever. Product trends continue to demand reduced form factor, while requiring even more power to support our always-on, always-connected lives. See how you can design with confidence knowing your PDN is up to the task and keep your products humming smoothly.
What You Will Learn:
Design trends driving importance of PDN analysis
What are the differences between DC and AC power loss
Common PDN challenges such as power planes fusing, resonance, and voltage ripple and how to identify and solve them
How to identify and optimize decoupling capacitor count and placement
How a design-driven PDN approach can save you time, prevent errors, and keep your designs running smoothly
Presented as a on-demand webinar. FUll recording (with demo) available at:
https://resources.ema-eda.com/webinars/on-demand-webinar-learn-how-to-ensure-a-healthy-pcb-power-delivery-network-pdn
This presentation discusses retiming and cutset retiming techniques. Retiming changes the location of delays in a circuit by remapping edges to change their weights. Cutset retiming uses a cutset (set of edges that can be removed) to partition the circuit into two subgraphs, and then adds or removes delays between the subgraphs. Three cases of cutset retiming are presented: partitioning into two disconnected subgraphs, a single node subgraph with the rest, and pipelining which is a special case.
Differntial Input to Single Ended Output, Two stage Op-ampKarthik Rathinavel
This document summarizes a project to design a differential input, single ended output two-stage operational amplifier. The design approach was to bring all transistors into saturation at a common mode voltage of 0V and meet gain, phase margin, and unity gain frequency specifications. A compensation capacitor was increased to move the dominant pole in while a nulling resistor eliminated the effect of a zero, improving phase margin and unity gain frequency. Simulation results met all specifications, with an open loop gain of 67.97dB, phase margin of 75.3 degrees, and unity gain frequency of 15.29MHz. The input common mode range was -0.852V to 0.181V and output swing was -0.771V to 0
The document discusses different types of analog to digital converters (ADCs). It describes 6 main types - counter/ramp ADC, tracking ADC, successive approximation ADC, flash ADC, delta-sigma ADC, and dual slope integrating ADC. For each type it provides a brief overview of the operating principle and block diagram. It also discusses important ADC specifications and parameters such as resolution, quantization error, dynamic range, signal to noise ratio, aperture delay etc.
The document discusses various types of electronic display devices. It describes cathode ray tubes, which were invented in 1897 and were used in early oscilloscopes and television sets. It outlines the basic components of CRTs including the electron gun, focusing and deflection systems, and phosphorescent screen. The document also discusses flat panel displays like LED, LCD, plasma and OLED displays that were developed as alternatives to bulky CRTs. It provides details on the operation, characteristics and applications of different display technologies.
High Speed Data Connectivity: More Than Hardware (Design Conference 2013)Analog Devices, Inc.
In wireless communications and data acquisition systems, there is more to consider when designing and implementing a complete solution beyond simply physically connecting a high speed analog module to an FPGA platform. Available hardware description language (HDL) components and software are critical to establish an interface, which is necessary for practical system integration. This session starts with a top-level overview of various physical interfaces that are typically used and provides an in-depth focus on high speed serial JESD204B. Prototype HDL used for these types of boards is covered, along with the specific board components and how they are used to interface to high speed ADCs and DACs. Linux device drivers for the HDL components as well as for the ADI components are presented. This includes a short introduction into the Industrial I/O (IIO) framework, the benefits it offers, and how it can be used in end designs.
The document discusses various display devices and printers. It begins by defining a display device as an output device that presents information visually. Display devices are then classified as either analog (cathode ray tubes) or digital (LED, LCD, plasma). Cathode ray tubes contain an electron gun and phosphorescent screen, while digital displays like LED and LCD work via light emission or liquid crystal orientation. The document also covers printers, defining them as output devices that print to paper and classifying them as impact or non-impact, dot matrix or fully formed character, and by printing speed.
This document provides information about a 12-day LED-LCD TV chip level training course offered by Oscillate Technical Institute. The course covers topics such as basic electronics, component identification and replacement, power board testing and troubleshooting, backlight circuit testing, logic board regulator testing, and LCD screen and T-con board repairs. Trainees will receive lifetime technical support, printed notes, recorded sessions, and no extra fees for repeating topics. The schedule details the topics to be covered each day, from using multimeters to solving issues like no display or sound problems. Instructions note the focus on daily exercises and practice, following safety procedures and schedules.
The document discusses various triggering circuits used for thyristors and SCRs. It describes R-triggering circuits which use a resistor in the gate circuit to control firing angle. RC triggering circuits use a capacitor to discharge through the gate for improved firing control. Unijunction transistor (UJT) based triggering circuits can control firing angle up to 180 degrees. UJT characteristics and relaxation oscillator design are covered. Forced commutation methods like pulse transformers and optical isolation are discussed for turning off thyristors in DC circuits.
The document provides an overview of FPGA routing, which is an important step in the CAD process that connects logic blocks placed on the FPGA. It discusses the routing resources in Xilinx FPGAs including connection boxes, switch boxes, and wire segments. It also describes the FPGA routing model commonly used in academia, which simplifies the island-style architecture of commercial FPGAs. Efficient routing aims to minimize wiring area and critical path lengths to improve circuit performance.
This chapter discusses static CMOS circuits. It covers the goals of optimizing gate metrics like area, speed, energy and robustness. It discusses static CMOS logic families and high-performance circuit design techniques. Static CMOS circuits keep each gate output connected to either VDD or VSS at all times, unlike dynamic circuits which rely on temporary signal storage. The chapter explains how to construct static CMOS gates using pull-up and pull-down networks and discusses transistor sizing to optimize performance.
This document provides information about electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG), and patient monitoring. It discusses how EEG is used to measure brain activity through electrodes on the scalp. It describes the different frequency bands seen on EEG and how they relate to mental states. The document outlines the components of an EEG recording system and various EEG artifacts. It also discusses EMG and how it is used to measure muscle electrical activity. Finally, it covers patient monitoring systems, including bedside monitors, central monitoring stations, and the parameters that are measured like heart rate, blood pressure, respiration rate.
The document provides information about various 8-bit microcontrollers including the 8051, PIC, and AVR families. It discusses the original 8051 microcontroller released by Intel in 1981 and its features. It then summarizes the different members of the 8051 family and versions produced by other manufacturers like Atmel. The document also summarizes the different series within the PIC family from Microchip including the baseline, mid-range, enhanced mid-range, and PIC18 architectures. Finally, it discusses the AVR architecture from Atmel and provides details on the tinyAVR, megaAVR, and XmegaAVR families.
This document provides information about an automated optical inspection (AOI) machine. It can inspect printed circuit boards (PCBs) after stencil printing for issues like solder paste availability and positioning. It also inspects PCBs before and after reflow soldering to check for problems like missing or misaligned components. Key features include high-resolution CCD cameras, RGB light sources, precision movement system, and output of inspection reports. It provides automated inspection of various stages of the PCB assembly process.
EEG Electrode Shape Affects Skin Safety and Breakdown for Longer StudiesRhythmlink
EEG Electrodes have been used for decades with very little attention being paid to the design or shape of the electrode and its impact on skin safety and health. As a matter of fact, even in the past few years when more attention than ever is being paid to skin health, breakdown and injury, the electrode design continues to be relatively dismissed and reported to have less impact on skin breakdown than the technique in which the electrode is used.
Here are the key steps to design a Hartley oscillator:
1. Choose the operating frequency fo. This will help determine component values.
2. Select the transistor. Consider gain, frequency response, power handling etc.
3. Calculate the inductance L required using the formula:
L = 1 / [4π2fo2C]
Where C is the total capacitance in the tank circuit.
4. Choose standard inductance value slightly higher than L.
5. Calculate the capacitance C required for resonance at fo using:
1 / [2π(LC)1/2] = fo
6. Choose standard capacitance values to obtain C.
7. Calculate
This document contains information about servicing a 42-inch PDP television, including:
1. An overview of module formations and specifications for the different circuit boards that make up the PDP television.
2. A list of common screen defects that may occur and their potential causes to aid in diagnosis.
3. Warnings and suggestions for safe usage and servicing of the PDP television to avoid damage.
This document contains block diagrams and specifications for a Quanta Computer Inc. motherboard project. It includes:
1) A block diagram of the system showing the main components like the Ivy Bridge processor, Panther Point PCH, memory, graphics, SATA, USB, networking ports.
2) Specifications for the power delivery including voltages supplied to different components and the power states of those components.
3) A more detailed block diagram of the Ivy Bridge processor showing the connections to the PCH and graphics via DMI and PCIe interfaces.
4) Signal specifications and design notes for components like the processor, display ports, and graphics compensation.
The document discusses ECG signal analysis and abnormality detection using artificial neural networks. It defines normal and abnormal ECG signals, describing abnormalities like bradycardia and tachycardia. Two algorithms are described for detecting abnormalities: one analyzes heart rate and the other detects general heart diseases. An ANN system is used for ECG analysis and classification, taking spectral entropy, Poincare plot geometry, and largest Lyapunov exponent as inputs to classify eight cardiac conditions.
Under a Compulsory Course of "Materials Physics and Technology for Nanoelectronics" a team of BE Students of Nanotechnology, Nanoelectronics and Bionnotechnology prepared this seminar for Prof. Marc Heyns, marc.heyns@imec.be Kapeldreef 75, B-3001 Heverlee IMEC Building IV, room 2.33
Tel: 016 281 348
Power Integrity analysis is more important than ever. Product trends continue to demand reduced form factor, while requiring even more power to support our always-on, always-connected lives. See how you can design with confidence knowing your PDN is up to the task and keep your products humming smoothly.
What You Will Learn:
Design trends driving importance of PDN analysis
What are the differences between DC and AC power loss
Common PDN challenges such as power planes fusing, resonance, and voltage ripple and how to identify and solve them
How to identify and optimize decoupling capacitor count and placement
How a design-driven PDN approach can save you time, prevent errors, and keep your designs running smoothly
Presented as a on-demand webinar. FUll recording (with demo) available at:
https://resources.ema-eda.com/webinars/on-demand-webinar-learn-how-to-ensure-a-healthy-pcb-power-delivery-network-pdn
This presentation discusses retiming and cutset retiming techniques. Retiming changes the location of delays in a circuit by remapping edges to change their weights. Cutset retiming uses a cutset (set of edges that can be removed) to partition the circuit into two subgraphs, and then adds or removes delays between the subgraphs. Three cases of cutset retiming are presented: partitioning into two disconnected subgraphs, a single node subgraph with the rest, and pipelining which is a special case.
Differntial Input to Single Ended Output, Two stage Op-ampKarthik Rathinavel
This document summarizes a project to design a differential input, single ended output two-stage operational amplifier. The design approach was to bring all transistors into saturation at a common mode voltage of 0V and meet gain, phase margin, and unity gain frequency specifications. A compensation capacitor was increased to move the dominant pole in while a nulling resistor eliminated the effect of a zero, improving phase margin and unity gain frequency. Simulation results met all specifications, with an open loop gain of 67.97dB, phase margin of 75.3 degrees, and unity gain frequency of 15.29MHz. The input common mode range was -0.852V to 0.181V and output swing was -0.771V to 0
The document discusses different types of analog to digital converters (ADCs). It describes 6 main types - counter/ramp ADC, tracking ADC, successive approximation ADC, flash ADC, delta-sigma ADC, and dual slope integrating ADC. For each type it provides a brief overview of the operating principle and block diagram. It also discusses important ADC specifications and parameters such as resolution, quantization error, dynamic range, signal to noise ratio, aperture delay etc.
The document discusses various types of electronic display devices. It describes cathode ray tubes, which were invented in 1897 and were used in early oscilloscopes and television sets. It outlines the basic components of CRTs including the electron gun, focusing and deflection systems, and phosphorescent screen. The document also discusses flat panel displays like LED, LCD, plasma and OLED displays that were developed as alternatives to bulky CRTs. It provides details on the operation, characteristics and applications of different display technologies.
High Speed Data Connectivity: More Than Hardware (Design Conference 2013)Analog Devices, Inc.
In wireless communications and data acquisition systems, there is more to consider when designing and implementing a complete solution beyond simply physically connecting a high speed analog module to an FPGA platform. Available hardware description language (HDL) components and software are critical to establish an interface, which is necessary for practical system integration. This session starts with a top-level overview of various physical interfaces that are typically used and provides an in-depth focus on high speed serial JESD204B. Prototype HDL used for these types of boards is covered, along with the specific board components and how they are used to interface to high speed ADCs and DACs. Linux device drivers for the HDL components as well as for the ADI components are presented. This includes a short introduction into the Industrial I/O (IIO) framework, the benefits it offers, and how it can be used in end designs.
The document discusses various display devices and printers. It begins by defining a display device as an output device that presents information visually. Display devices are then classified as either analog (cathode ray tubes) or digital (LED, LCD, plasma). Cathode ray tubes contain an electron gun and phosphorescent screen, while digital displays like LED and LCD work via light emission or liquid crystal orientation. The document also covers printers, defining them as output devices that print to paper and classifying them as impact or non-impact, dot matrix or fully formed character, and by printing speed.
This document provides information about a 12-day LED-LCD TV chip level training course offered by Oscillate Technical Institute. The course covers topics such as basic electronics, component identification and replacement, power board testing and troubleshooting, backlight circuit testing, logic board regulator testing, and LCD screen and T-con board repairs. Trainees will receive lifetime technical support, printed notes, recorded sessions, and no extra fees for repeating topics. The schedule details the topics to be covered each day, from using multimeters to solving issues like no display or sound problems. Instructions note the focus on daily exercises and practice, following safety procedures and schedules.
The document discusses various triggering circuits used for thyristors and SCRs. It describes R-triggering circuits which use a resistor in the gate circuit to control firing angle. RC triggering circuits use a capacitor to discharge through the gate for improved firing control. Unijunction transistor (UJT) based triggering circuits can control firing angle up to 180 degrees. UJT characteristics and relaxation oscillator design are covered. Forced commutation methods like pulse transformers and optical isolation are discussed for turning off thyristors in DC circuits.
The document provides an overview of FPGA routing, which is an important step in the CAD process that connects logic blocks placed on the FPGA. It discusses the routing resources in Xilinx FPGAs including connection boxes, switch boxes, and wire segments. It also describes the FPGA routing model commonly used in academia, which simplifies the island-style architecture of commercial FPGAs. Efficient routing aims to minimize wiring area and critical path lengths to improve circuit performance.
This chapter discusses static CMOS circuits. It covers the goals of optimizing gate metrics like area, speed, energy and robustness. It discusses static CMOS logic families and high-performance circuit design techniques. Static CMOS circuits keep each gate output connected to either VDD or VSS at all times, unlike dynamic circuits which rely on temporary signal storage. The chapter explains how to construct static CMOS gates using pull-up and pull-down networks and discusses transistor sizing to optimize performance.
This document provides information about electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG), and patient monitoring. It discusses how EEG is used to measure brain activity through electrodes on the scalp. It describes the different frequency bands seen on EEG and how they relate to mental states. The document outlines the components of an EEG recording system and various EEG artifacts. It also discusses EMG and how it is used to measure muscle electrical activity. Finally, it covers patient monitoring systems, including bedside monitors, central monitoring stations, and the parameters that are measured like heart rate, blood pressure, respiration rate.
The document provides information about various 8-bit microcontrollers including the 8051, PIC, and AVR families. It discusses the original 8051 microcontroller released by Intel in 1981 and its features. It then summarizes the different members of the 8051 family and versions produced by other manufacturers like Atmel. The document also summarizes the different series within the PIC family from Microchip including the baseline, mid-range, enhanced mid-range, and PIC18 architectures. Finally, it discusses the AVR architecture from Atmel and provides details on the tinyAVR, megaAVR, and XmegaAVR families.
This document provides information about an automated optical inspection (AOI) machine. It can inspect printed circuit boards (PCBs) after stencil printing for issues like solder paste availability and positioning. It also inspects PCBs before and after reflow soldering to check for problems like missing or misaligned components. Key features include high-resolution CCD cameras, RGB light sources, precision movement system, and output of inspection reports. It provides automated inspection of various stages of the PCB assembly process.
EEG Electrode Shape Affects Skin Safety and Breakdown for Longer StudiesRhythmlink
EEG Electrodes have been used for decades with very little attention being paid to the design or shape of the electrode and its impact on skin safety and health. As a matter of fact, even in the past few years when more attention than ever is being paid to skin health, breakdown and injury, the electrode design continues to be relatively dismissed and reported to have less impact on skin breakdown than the technique in which the electrode is used.
Here are the key steps to design a Hartley oscillator:
1. Choose the operating frequency fo. This will help determine component values.
2. Select the transistor. Consider gain, frequency response, power handling etc.
3. Calculate the inductance L required using the formula:
L = 1 / [4π2fo2C]
Where C is the total capacitance in the tank circuit.
4. Choose standard inductance value slightly higher than L.
5. Calculate the capacitance C required for resonance at fo using:
1 / [2π(LC)1/2] = fo
6. Choose standard capacitance values to obtain C.
7. Calculate
This document contains information about servicing a 42-inch PDP television, including:
1. An overview of module formations and specifications for the different circuit boards that make up the PDP television.
2. A list of common screen defects that may occur and their potential causes to aid in diagnosis.
3. Warnings and suggestions for safe usage and servicing of the PDP television to avoid damage.
This document contains block diagrams and specifications for a Quanta Computer Inc. motherboard project. It includes:
1) A block diagram of the system showing the main components like the Ivy Bridge processor, Panther Point PCH, memory, graphics, SATA, USB, networking ports.
2) Specifications for the power delivery including voltages supplied to different components and the power states of those components.
3) A more detailed block diagram of the Ivy Bridge processor showing the connections to the PCH and graphics via DMI and PCIe interfaces.
4) Signal specifications and design notes for components like the processor, display ports, and graphics compensation.
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The document provides instructions for using an onboard diagnostic (OBD) tool to test the radio system in Audi vehicles from 1998. It describes how to initiate the OBD program using the tool, select functions to check diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), erase the DTC memory, and perform output tests. The document also includes a table listing possible DTCs, their meanings, and the corrective actions to address any issues found.
The document provides instructions for replacing components in a specific order when troubleshooting equipment defects for various TV models. It lists the models that must follow the replacement sequence of:
1. Powering off the grabber box
2. Replacing the EPI pack, buffer, gender, and UHD pack
3. Powering on the grabber box
4. Running the DFT program settings
The document then lists compatible TV chassis and models for the component replacement guide.
This document is a service manual for an LG LCD television. It contains safety precautions, specifications, adjustment instructions, troubleshooting information, block diagrams, exploded views and other service-related content. Safety warnings are provided at the beginning, noting high voltages present and precautions that must be taken when servicing the device. Technical specifications for the television such as screen size, resolution, power requirements and more are detailed. The manual provides information needed for technicians to properly service the television.
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This quick start guide provides instructions for setting up and operating an inverter. It begins with an overview of product information, including nameplate details and specifications. It then covers wiring, including diagrams for 3-phase and single-phase power supply types. Terminal functions are described for the main circuit and control circuit. The guide presents a timing diagram for the control logic and acceleration/deceleration profiles. It concludes with a step-by-step setup process, including getting familiar with the keypad, setting motor parameters, checking rotation direction, and setting function codes for features like the startup frequency and DC injection braking.
This document contains a system block diagram, power diagram and GPIO pin assignments for a Pineview-D laptop motherboard. The system block diagram shows the main components including the Pineview-D CPU, Tigerpoint chipset, DDR3 memory, SATA and USB interfaces. The power diagram outlines the power sequencing when the system is turned on. It also includes a list of GPIO pin assignments and their default configurations.
The document provides information about new Mitsubishi PLC modules:
1) The QX41-S1 and QX42-S1 DC input modules offer high-speed input with response times down to 0.05ms and positive common 32-point and 64-point configurations.
2) The A6CON4 soldering connector allows two cable directions and reduces assembly steps by including mounting screws.
3) Specifications, dimensions, and ordering information are provided for the new modules and connector.
This document provides service and adjustment instructions for LCD TV models using the LD03E chassis. It includes:
- Safety precautions that must be followed when servicing the TV.
- Specifications for the LCD module including screen size, resolution, power consumption, and input/output specifications.
- Automatic adjustment procedures for tasks like ADC adjustment to optimize black levels/gains and compensate for RGB deviations.
- Details on protocols and order for adjustments via an RS-232 connection to ensure proper calibration of the LCD module.
This document provides technical specifications, connections, diagrams and instructions for servicing a colour television. It includes:
1. Details on the chassis, models, dimensions, power requirements, reception capabilities, audio features and other technical specifications.
2. Instructions on safety, warnings and notes for servicing including using an isolation transformer and ensuring components are replaced with identical parts.
3. Overviews of the chassis layouts and diagrams of the boards, connections, wiring and components for the 15/17 inch and 23 inch television models. Block diagrams and test point mappings are provided.
The document describes two multi-format LCD monitors, the 17-inch DT-E17L4G and 21-inch DT-E21L4. Both monitors feature full HD resolution, HDMI and HD-SDI interfaces, a 16-channel audio level meter, IMD display function, and front panel controls. They are lightweight, include a carrying handle, and can operate on DC power in addition to AC power, making them suitable for professional applications such as post-production and broadcasting.
This document provides specifications for the Samsung LTN173KT01-C01 TFT-LCD module. It includes details on the module's optical characteristics such as viewing angle, response time and contrast ratio. Electrical characteristics for the LCD module, backlight unit and LED driver are also specified, including current, voltage and power measurements. The document outlines the module's block diagram, interface timing diagrams and provides guidelines on absolute maximum ratings and precautions for use.
This document provides specifications for the Samsung LTA320AN12 LCD panel. Key details include:
- It is a 32-inch LCD panel with a resolution of 1366x768 pixels and can display up to 16.7 million colors.
- Optical specifications include a contrast ratio of 4000:1, wide viewing angles of 89 degrees, and a response time of TBD milliseconds.
- Electrical specs list the power supply voltage as 10.8-13.2V, current draw of 400-700mA depending on image, and an operating life of 30,000 hours.
- Input and timing parameters are provided for the LVDS interface, including frequencies of 50-66Hz for V
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Panasonic OLED-Training Manual 2020.pdf
1. Panasonic Corporation 2020
Unauthorized copying and distribution is
a violation of law.
c
Model No. LCD-201904
OLED-201907
LCD-202007
OLED-202007
Order No. ITD1904902GE
1
Circuit Operation and Troubleshoot
2019/2020 - LCD TV / OLED TV
Ver. 3.0
2. Revision History
Version Issued/Revised
date
Revised content
Ver. 1.0 15th. Apr. 2019 First version
Ver. 2.0 24th. Jul. 2019 Add GZ(OLED) and some GX models information
Ver. 3.0 3rd. Jul. 2020 Add 2020 models (HX/HZ series)
2
3. 3
INDEX
INDEX
1.Board Layout
2.Signal Flow and Troubleshoot of Picture Problem
3.Power Supply
3-1. Power Board Structure
3-2. Stand by / Start up Operation
3-3. SOS Protection Circuit
3-4. Troubleshoot of Power Problem
4.Caution of Board Replacement
5.Handling and Rear Cover Disassemble and Assemble
5. Board Layout -1
5
The presence of GK board is depend on the model and region.
55/49/43GX6**
65/58/55/49/43/40GX7**/GX8**/GX9** (except 65GX750D/W)
65/55GZ950/1000/1500
A
K
P
G
K
65GX6**,
65GX750D/W,
75GX8**
65GZ2000*
The presence of GK board is depend on the model and region.
A
K
P
LDP
G
K
55GZ2000*
A
K
G
K
Z
P
PB
A
K
G
K
Z
P
65/55HX950Z,
65HX750W,
75HX***
65HZ2000*
55HZ2000*
65/58/55/49/43/40HX7**/HX8**/HX9**
(except 65HX750W, 65/55HX950Z)
65/55HZ950/980/1000/1500
6. A10(B)
A02
A12
P A
AC input
K10
WiFi Module
Speaker Speaker
K
(T-CON)
Not repairable,
One of the panel module
A16
P4
6
Board Layout -2
TX-50GX800* (TH-50GX700*)
TX-50HX800* (TH-50HX700*)
( A+P )
P3
GK
Bluetooth
Module
Board Name Function
A-Board Main Board
P-Board Power supply, Backlight Drive
Board Name Function
K-Board Remote Receiver, Power LED
GK-Board Power key, Control key
JK8705
GK4
P2
P5
7. A02
A12
P2
P
A
AC input
K10
WiFi Module
Speaker Speaker
K (T-CON)
Not repairable,
One of the panel module
LDP5
7
Board Layout -3
LDP
LDP3
LDP6
Board Name Function
A-Board Main Board
P-Board Power supply for Signal Process
Board Name Function
LDP-Board Power supply for Backlight Drive
K-Board Remote Receiver, Power LED
TH-65GX600*
( A+P+LDP )
LDP2
Bluetooth
Module
A16
JK8705
8. 8
Board Layout -4
Board Name Function
GK-Board Key
K-Board Remote Receiver, Power LED
A
K
(T-CON)
Not repairable,
One of the panel module
(A+P)
P
GK
Bluetooth
Antenna
AC input
P2
P5
P3
GK4
K10
A02
A15
A12
A10
A16
OLED
JK8705
Board Name Function
A-Board Main Board
P-Board Power supply for Signal Process
55GZ1000*
WiFi / Bluetooth
Module
Speaker Speaker
CN8
CN5
CN7
CN6
9. 9
Board Layout -5
(T-CON)
Not repairable,
One of the panel module
55HZ1500*
(A+P)
P
GK
AC input
P3
P5
GK5
OLED
CN8
CN5
CN7
CN6
K
WiF/ Bluetooth
Module
K10
A
A02A
A15
A10
A16
JK8705
Speaker
(bottom)
Speaker
(bottom)
Woofer
Speaker
(top)
Speaker
(top)
Board Name Function
GK-Board Key
K-Board Remote Receiver, Power LED
Board Name Function
A-Board Main Board
P-Board Power supply for Signal Process
P2
A12A
10. Board Name Function
A-Board Main Board
P-Board Power supply for Signal Process
PB-Board Power supply for Panel
10
Board Layout -6
Board Name Function
Z-Board Audio Board
GK-Board Key
K-Board Remote Receiver, Power LED
Z
(T-CON)
Not repairable,
One of the panel module
65GZ2000*/65HZ2000*
(A+P+PB+Z)
P
GK
AC input
P2
P5
P6
PB6
PB5
PB4
GK4
OLED
CN8
CN5
CN7
CN6
PB
K
Bluetooth
Antenna K10
WiFi / Bluetooth
Module
A
A02A
A15
A13
A10
A16
JK8705
Z13
Z08
Z21 Z20
Speaker
(bottom)
Woofer Woofer
Speaker
(bottom)
Speaker
(center)
Speaker
(top)
Speaker
(top)
13. A
Component
OPT_out
USB1
(*)USB3
(*) The input terminals are different by the models or countries.
13
Video/Audio Signal Process - 1
LAN
CI-slot
(only Europe)
USB2
(*) IC8705
(USB HUB)
HDMI1/2/3/
(*)HDMI4
to LCD Panel
GX series ( except TX/TC-75GX###, TH-**GX850/880/900 )
(#)IC69**
LNA
IC6***
De-Modulation
Antenna
terminal
(#)
(#) Tuner type is different
from the region
IC3400 or
IC3800
Audio AMP
(#)TU67**
TUNER
Antenna
terminal
Head-
phone
(*) Depend on the model
WiFi/
(*)Bluetooth
IC6400
CI Controller
IC8000
(MT5812*/5813Q)
Resize
IP conv.
OSD
HX series ( except TX-**HX940, TH-**HX880/900 )
14. A
Component
USB3(3.0)
(*) The input terminals are different by the models or countries.
14
Video/Audio Signal Process - 2
LAN
CI-slot
(only Europe)
USB2
HDMI1/2/3/4
to LCD Panel
IC9000
(MFC20)
Frame Rate
Color space
Convert
TX/TC-75GX###, TH-**GX850/880/900,TX/TC/TH-**GZ### (except GZ2000)
OPT_out
Head-
phone
IC3400
Audio AMP
WiFi/
Bluetooth
USB1
IC6400
CI Controller
(#)IC69**
LNA
IC6***
De-Modulation
Antenna
terminal
(#)
(#)TU67**
TUNER
Antenna
terminal
IC8000
(MT5813P)
Resize
IP conv.
OSD
TX-**HX940, TH-**HX880/900, TX/TC/TH-**HZ### (except HZ2000)
IC3600
eARC
(only HZ series)
IC3800
Audio AMP
IC3801
Audio AMP
IC3802
Audio AMP
(The audio circuits are
different by the models.)
15. A
Z
Component
WiFi/
Bluetooth
USB1
USB3(3.0)
(*) The input terminals are different by the models or countries.
15
Video/Audio Signal Process - 3
LAN
CI-slot
(only Europe)
USB2
HDMI1/2/3/4
to OLED Panel
IC9000
(MFC20)
Frame Rate
Color space
Convert
TX/TC/TH-**GZ2000
IC1100,01,02,03
Audio AMP
IC1000,01,02
Audio DSP
OPT_out
Head-
phone
IC6400
CI Controller
(#)IC69**
LNA
IC6***
De-Modulation
Antenna
terminal
(#)
(#)TU67**
TUNER
Antenna
terminal
IC8000
(MT5813P)
Resize
IP conv.
OSD
OLED
TX/TC/TH-**HZ2000
IC3600
eARC
(only HZ series)
16. <TV Self Test> : Customers also can check the picture and sound by internal data.
If the picture and sound is no problem, the reason of trouble is mostly not a TV.
How to display :
Menu HELP TV Self Test
#)The test pattern and test sound are created by the main IC on the A board.
TV Self Test
Yes No
1) During this indication
“Self Check of Service Mode”
is working at the background.
2) If NG, indication is shown.
# A board defective
3) If All OK, it shifts to picture
and sound test.
(OK)
1.Antenna level low
2.Connection mistake
3.Input devices NG
4.Input select mistake
TV unit defective.
(A board, Panel or
Speaker)
Troubleshoot for Picture/Sound Problem
16
A
IC8000
(Peaks/MTK )
Resize
IP conv.
LCD Panel
LCD/OLED Panel
Module
T-CON
Test
Pattern
17. <LCD Panel Test Mode> :When abnormal picture is displayed, troubleshoot by the test pattern in LCD module.
How to enter :
GX/HX series except TX/TC-**GX7##, TH-**GX6## :
While pressing "volume(-)" button of the TV unit, press “Yellow" button of the remote control
3 times within 2 seconds.
only TX/TC-**GX7##, TH-**GX6## :
While pressing "volume(-)" button of the TV unit, press “Yellow" button of the remote control
3 times more than 2 seconds (more slowly)
All GZ/HZ series :
While pressing "volume(-)" button of the TV unit, press “Yellow" button of the remote control
3 times within 2 seconds.
Press “OK” button of the remote control, the patterns will be changed.
(Before OK button= RGB bar will scroll, After OK button= color full screen patterns will be displayed)
How to exit :
Switch off the TV unit
#)The test pattern is created by the circuit in LCD Panel Module(T-CON board).
Troubleshoot for Picture Problem -1
17
Some patterns are automatically changed. The patterns are depend on the LCD panel.
OLED
GX model example:
GZ model example:
Press OK button
(Bar scroll)
18. Troubleshoot for Picture Problem -2
18
A
IC8000
(Peaks/MTK )
Resize
IP conv.
LCD Panel
LCD/OLED Panel
Module
T-CON
Test
Pattern
Check the “Panel Test
Mode”
Test pattern
OK
Replace LCD Panel module
Test pattern
also NG
Replace A board (#1)
Confirm(Clean) the flat
cable connection
(between A board and T-CON
board of LCD Panel)
Flat cable
Abnormal picture,
Bar/line/dot,
Unevenness,
Noise…
A
A
A
A
A
A
Color
abnormal
(#1) Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
v. line
h. line
Dot or
mura
many
lines
If the picture is no problem, A board must be defective.
If the picture is also abnormal, LCD panel module must be defective.
Just in case, confirm the flat cable connection between A board and T-CON board.
19. For T#-40GX###/HX### : There is a case that SOS1 doesn’t occur.
When there is a problem at left half or 1/4 left screen area, it might be panel (backlight LED) problem.
Check also the SOS1 troubleshoot method (P3 connector),
“Troubleshooting for LED Blinking ( 1 time blink ) for A+P type”
Other models happen the shutdown and red LED blink one time, but only these models might not shutdown.
Exception of Picture Problem ( only T#-40GX###/HX### )
LCD Module
P
T7301 Q7402
16V
P2
Q7403/05
BL-ON
5,6
A
A02
IC8000
SoC
3
2 BL_SO
S
( TNP4G646** )
Tr
(Low=Normal)
LED
Drive
IC7800
Q7853/
7854
BL-ON
D7402
C7422
D7406/22
C7424
14
15
5,6
1
10
1
10
Q7851/
7852
P3
P4
Tr
110V
19
20. You can check some information in Help menu.
MENU Help System information
Software version = 3003 – 10000 - 00200a060019
(Main – STBY – FRC )
ver. 3.003 , 1.000, 0.200a06, 0.0019
* FRC version is only for high grade models
Status1 : model ID
Status2 : 0028-123-0012c8 0035-034-651g
LSI (Package-Release-data ver), AQ (Package-Release-data ver)
Status3 : 00 = Bad block in NAND Flash
00 = Main SOC Reboot counter
00 = System crash counter
00 = Emergency(SOS) counter
F000 = NAND maker ID
Status4 : A = Power on period(A<=100hrs, B<=200hrs, C>200hrs)
00025 = Power on time (hours)
0000033 = power on counter
00000 = (Fixed)
Status5 : 0 = SOS history (Latest)
0 = SOS history (last time)
0 = SOS history (last but one)
0 = SOS history (2nd time after shipping)
0 = SOS history (1st time after shipping)
1 = Self-check (0=never self check,
1= factory Self check by pressing “MENU”
2=indication Self check by pressing “Blue (or OK)”
0000 = (Fixed)
17d010ff = Panel ID
Status6 : Main SOC EEPROM version , STM EEPROM version
Status7 : STM ROMCOR version , AJAX CE version
Status8 : 00014(Hex)=20times :Starting Count of Panel Maintenance-1
(for OLED) 00014(Hex)= 20times :Completed Count of Panel Maintenance-1
00001(Hex)= 1 time :Starting Count of Panel Maintenance-2
00001(Hex)= 1 time :Completed Count of Panel Maintenance-2
HDAVI version : 5 = Viera Link version
System Information (except TX/TC-**GX7##, TH-**GX6##)
20
These list is different from the models.
(There are lower items for leader models.)
System Information
Software Version : 3003-10000-0200a0600019
Status1 : 0e 0201-0003 0000-0800
Status2 : 0028-123-0012c8 0035-034-651g
Status3 : 00-000000-F000
Status4 : A00025-0000033-00000
Status5 : 00000-10000 17d010ff
Status6 : 03166502-1000030
Status7 : 00000-0751
Status8 : 00014-00014-00001-00001
HDAVI Control : 5
21. You can check version information of the main SoC in Setup menu.
MENU Setup Version Info
Version Information (only TX/TC-**GX7##, TH-**GX6##)
21
Model Name Suffix is different by target region.
4K_UK UK
4K_EU Continental, DACH, CIS
4K_PA
Australia, Singapore/South Asia, Thailand,
Malaysia, Indonesia, India
4K_HK Hong Kong
4K_SA Chile/Peru
4K_CO Colombia/Panama
4K_BZ Brazil
4K_NA Canada
24. P
LDP
(Backlight)
DCDC
16V
STB5V
16V
Anode
Cathode
PWM
PFC
IC
Power
IC
HO
LO
VLED2
< P + LDP >
A
24
Power Board Structure -2 ( A+P+LDP Board )
BL-ON
DCDC LED
Drive
IC
VLED1Anode
Cathode
1 ch
2 ch
1 ch
2 ch
This LDP block diagram is 2ch drive for backlight of 65inch model.
4ch drive is for 75 inch models have 4ch and HX950Z have 8ch. The
number of channels and VLED voltage are different by the LCD panels.
( only TH-65GX6##, 65GX750D/W, TX/TH-75GX**
TH-55/65HX950Z, 65HX750W, TX/TH-75HX** )
<A+P+LDP>
32/64V
(TNPA6374)
(TNPA6375)
25. (T-CON)
REG
16V
STB5V
16V
IC7500
Power
IC
HO
LO
PFC
IC
IC7301
Power
IC
HO
LO
< P >
A
25
Power Board Structure -3 ( A+P Board )
EVDD_ON (BL-ON)
( GZ/HZ series (except 65GZ2000/65HZ2000) )
panel23V
12V
P
REG
OLED
There is no drive circuit for backlight
22V/23V
TV_SUB-ON
P2
P3
(TNPA7067/7080/7194)
Z
Z08
A02A
24V
Audio24V
3.3V
Z Board is only for
55GZ2000/55HZ2000
<A+P+(Z)>
27. 27
3-2. Stand by / Start up Operation
*1) The main difference from FX/FZ series is power IC for Stand by,
from IC5000 to IC8902 and 5290. (operation-4)
Only TX/TC-GX7##, TH-GX6## are same as FX series.
*2) The explanation is for the case of “A+P”, but “A+P+LDP” cases are basically
same start up operation.
*3) OLED models are also same start up operation.
The difference between OLED and LCD/LED is as below,
Item LCD/LED model OLED mode
Output voltage to Panel VLED 23V
Control signal name for Backlight/Panel BL_ON EVDD_ON
28. P
LED
Drive
P3
P2
9
TV_SUB_ON
BL_ON
14
1 - 4
10 POWER_ON
64V(*)
Output
16V
Output
STB5V
Output
(Ex. TNPA6699** )
LCD Module
A
T-CON
board
LCD Panel
STB3.3V
F15V
PNL12V
A16
44 - 51
12V
3.3V
5V
1.5V
1.0V
3.3V
PNL12V
9
10
14
(*)The DC level is different by the LCD panel. 28
A02
Voltage Distribution ( A+P Boards )
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
(Each models are different pin allocation but operation is same.)
VLED
ex.110V(*)
1-8
10-13
16V
STB5V
7 7
Up
convert
1 - 4
<A+P>
1.2V/1.0V STB1.2V
GK POWER
Switch
29. P
GK
A
LCD Module
Power
For
LED
(Back
Light)
T-CON
board
LCD Panel
A02
A16 44 - 51
STB5V
F15V
P3
Transformer
T7301
Q7421/22
PFC
T7202
IC7201
DC/DC
IC7301
P2
Q7805/06
7
ex.64V(*)
Output
16V
Output
1
4
PNL12V
16V
STB5V
3
9
TV_SUB_ON
5
BL_ON
14
2
LED
Drive
IC7800
1 - 4
L7851/ Q7851
/IC7860
DC/DC
IC7491
POWER
Switch
When the TV is plugged in, the power board outputs 5V for standby voltage.
When the power supply receives the TV_SUB_ON signal, it outputs 2 different voltages:
16V to the A board on pins 1, 2, 3 and 4 of connector P2.
64V(*) to the LED backlight drive part.
After A board is ready to display, it outputs Backlight_on command to P board.
P board output 110V(*) to the backlight of LCD panel on pins 3 and 7 of connecter P3
10
POWER_ON KEY3
6(light)
2
ex.64V(*)
29
Start up Operation-1
(DC/DC) 6(light)
VLED
(ex.110V*)
(*)The DC level is different
by the LCD panel.
7
9
14
1 - 4
10
3
<A+P>
10-13
1-8
( TNPH1204** )
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800 (Each models are different pin allocation but operation is same.)
31. When the TV is plugged in, the rectifier start to produce DC voltage which leads
through PFC circuit directly to the power switches Q7351, Q7352. (PFC circuit
IC7201 does not operate at this moment.) Besides this DC voltage is provided also for
D7104, D7105 which provide start voltage to pin 1 of power supply IC 7301. When
the voltage on pin 1 rise up to predefined value IC7301 starts supplyinng of switching
pulses for Q7351, Q7352. Due to this current starts to lead through winding of T7301
which starts to generate output voltages. One of these voltages VCC is used for
power supplying of the IC 7301 to its pin 10
When the power supply starts up, the 16V is providing by D7421/C7423. This
voltage leads to IC7491, which is 5 volts DCDC converter.
This voltage (STB5V) is provided to A board via connector P2 pin7. So if the TV is
plugged in, STB5V is provided to A board without trigger signal.
< from AC plug in to : P board >
1
31
Start up Operation-3 <A+P>
32. A
P
P2 A02
5VS STB5V IC8202 STB1.2V
K
A02 K10
REMOTE
LED
20 3
KEY3
1.2V
1.05V
7
7
3.3V
IC7405
24 7
LED_on
OFF
(It can receive only Power SW)
Standby
(It can receive Power SW, Remote, Viera Link and so on)
North America Power LED: OFF
Except North America Power LED: OFF Power LED: RED
Power SW on
POWER
Switch
10
10
( Automatically )
32
(Each models are different pin allocation but operation is same.)
IC5290
STB3.3V
STB3.3V
STB1.05V
LCD_TV_SUB_ON
IC8000
SoC
Signal
Processing
9 9
2
< from to : A board >
1
Start up Operation-4 <A+P>
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
33. The STB5V from pin7 of connector P2 is applied to the Power IC(IC8202, 5290) for
supplying power to the Main CPU (IC8000) on the A board. The IC8202 converts the STB5V
to STB1.2V and STB1.05V and IC5290 converts the STB5V to STB3.3V. These voltages
energize and prepare the microprocessor (CPU) for program execution. The STB3.3V is also
applied to the remote control receiver and the power LED on the K board through connector
A02/K10.
When the Power Switch on, the key3 signal is grounded. (#1)
The IC8000 lights on the RED LED and is ready to power on the TV by receiving the Power
switch on, Remote on, Viera Link and so on. This is a standby state.
(#1)Only North America model: Power switch on is no need, automatically this procedure is operated after the TV
is plugged in. But the RED LED does not light.
When the power on command from the power switch, the remote control and so on is
provided to IC8000, IC8000 first outputs the “TV_SUB_ON” command. The “TV_SUB_ON”
command is provided to power board via pin 9 of connector P2.
(*) Just after transition to Stand-by mode, the TV_SUB_ON(16V) output for a while.
2
< from to : A board >
1
33
Start up Operation-5 <A+P>
34. IC7491
( TNPA6699** )
IC7301
1
Start Vcc
15
11
T7301
Q7351
Q7361
10
Q7301
PC7302
L=ON
16V
4
PC7301
feedback
2
3
STB5V
PC7303
IC7401 EN
VH
VCC
HO
LO
FB
64V(*)
Q7402
7
9
16V
P2
SUB-ON
VCC
Standby/ON
Switch
PFC
IC7201 Q7251
T7201
8
7
VCC
1 - 4
BL-ON
L7851
34
Vcc
( PFC = ON
AC100V: 380V
AC240V: 380V)
SRV-16V
SRV-VLED
SRV-5V
(*)The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
Q7851
3
STB
PWM
9
PFS
Start up Operation-6
< from to : P/LD board >
2 3
LED
Drive
IC7800
P
Q7404
Q7302
<A+P>
D7104/05
R7104/05
D7102/03
Rectifier
D7251
C7255
D7431
C7433
Q7805/06
Q7421/22
D7421
C7423
Anode
Cathode8
Tr
Tr
10-13
1
:
:
8
Cathode1
Q7804
14
13,16
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
35. When the power board receives the TV_SUB_ON signal from IC8000 via pin 9 of
connector P2, it outputs 2 different voltages:
16V to the A board on pins 1, 2, 3 and 4 of connector P2.
64V(*) to the LED drive part.
TV_SUB_ON command is carried to the primary side by PC7302. This voltage is leaded
to Q7301 which provide power supply VCC of PFC circuit. The PFC starts to operate.
Besides this voltage to go to Q7302 whcih provide the mode change signal to pin 3 of
IC7301. The operation of the IC 7301 changes the switching frequency from standby
state to working state because of providing high power current.
Output voltages from transformer T7301 start rising up until the moment when IC7401
started to operate. This IC measures the 16V line output in the secondary side. The
output of this IC is provided by PC7301 to pin 4 of IC7301. IC7301 adjust the switching
frequency by this feedback signal.
The TV_SUB_ON signal also switches on the Q7402/04/21/22 to provide output
voltages (16V and 64V(*) ). The 64V(*) is provided to the LED Backlight Drive. The 16V
is provided to the A board.
2
< from to : P board >
3
35
Start up Operation-7
(*)The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
<A+P>
(*OLED) GZ/HZ series : The VCC of PFC also go to IC7500on P/PB board. This power
IC start working after coming the EVDD_ON signal.
36. P
A
P2 A02
Q7421/22
9
1
2
3
4
Q7805
/06
16V
Output
Transformer
T7301
PFC
T7202
IC7201
DC/DC
IC7301
16V
DC/DC
IC7491
36
(*)The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
10-13
P3
IC7800
DCDC LED
Drive
64V(*)
Output
< : A board (SUB voltage) >
3
Start up Operation-8
16V
9
1
2
3
4
<A+P>
3.3V
1.8V
IC5705
1.0V
F15V
IC8200
VCCK1.0V
SUB3.3V
TU1.8V
DCDCEN
SUB5V
F15V
IC5000
Reset
IC8000
SoC
STB1.2V
IC5200
IC8202
Power IC
IC5290
STB3.3V
5.0V
IC5220
STB1.0V
STB3.3V
GPU1.0V
PMIC5.3
/SUB5.3V
1.0V
IC8201
LCD_TV_SUB_ON
SRV-16V
7 7 STB5V
( TNPA6699** )
( TNPH1204** )
64V(*)
VLED (*)110V
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
37. The 16V(F15V) from the P board via pin1-4 of connector A02 is applied to the Power ICs
(Voltage regulators) on the A board to generate the SUB-Voltages used for signal processing
operation.
: SUB1.0V, 1.8V, 3.3V, 5V and 5.3V
Each voltage regulators start up by high state of DCDCEN signal which is pull up to F15V.
So F15V is provided to A board, each SUB-voltage regulator ICs start output.
< : A board (SUB voltage) >
3
37
Start up Operation-9 <A+P>
38. P
A
P2 A02
Q7421/22
9
Q7805
/06
64V(*)
16V
Output
Transformer
T7301
1-8
LCD Module T-CON
PFC
T7202
IC7201
DC/DC
IC7301
Back Light
16V
DC/DC
IC7491
38
(*)The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
10-13
P3
7
15
IC7800
DCDC LED
Drive
< and : A board (PNL voltage) >
4 5
Start up Operation-10
14
64V(*)
Output
16V
1
2
3
4
9
7
15
14
13,16
1
2
3
4
<A+P>
3.3V
1.8V
IC5705
1.0V
F15V
IC8200
VCCK1.0V
SUB3.3V
TU1.8V
LCD_TV_SUB_ON
DCDCEN
Panel_VCC_ON
A16
44 - 51
BL_ON
PNL12V
F15V
SUB5V
F15V
IC5000
Reset
IC8000
SoC
STB5V
BL_SOS
IC5260
STB1.2V
PWM1,2
IC5200
12V
IC8202
Power IC
IC5290
STB3.3V
5.0V
IC5220
STB1.0V
STB3.3V
GPU1.0V
PMIC5.3
/SUB5.3V
1.0V
IC8201
( TNPA6699** )
( TNPH1204** )
VLED (*)110V
13,16
SRV-PNL12V
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
39. The F15V is also used to generate the PNL-Voltage on A board. IC8000 outputs the
Panel VCC On signal. IC5260 starts generating the PNL12V by this signal. The PNL12V
is provided to T-con circuit of the LCD Module.
< and : A board (PNL voltage) >
4 5
39
Start up Operation-11
After that, IC8000 outputs the BL_ON command to the P board. That command turns on
the IC7800 for LED backlight drive. Then the 64V rise up over 110V(*) and output to the
backlight on the LCD panel. The backlight starts lighting by PWM signals, and LCD panel
displays the pictures.
If the backlight drive circuit does not work normally, the BL_SOS signal is informed to the
IC8000. At that time, IC8000 stops outputting the TV_SUB_ON signal and blinks the red
LED 1 times.
< : P board ( backlight drive ) >
6
<A+P>
(*)The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
(*OLED) GZ/HZ series : IC8000 outputs EVDD_ON (instead of BL_ON) command to
P/PB board. That command turns on the IC7500. It provides panel 23V to the T-CON
board. The T-CON board starts operation for OLED panel.
42. Simple Power On Sequence (Difference of LED and OLED models)
Power SW on / Remote on
< Display start >
( Plug in )
42
Power Off
Standby
Power On
16V / 64V(*) /23V(OLED) output / PFC circuit start working
TV_SUB_ON signal
STB5V output
Stop 16V / 64V(*)
PNL12V output
PANEL_VCC_ON signal
Power LED Green
Stop 16V / 64V(*)
Power LED off
TV_SUB_OFF TV_SUB_OFF
AC Plug in
STB5V (form P to A)
16V (from P to A)
PNL12V (from A to Panel(T-CON) )
SUB_ON (from A to P)
Power LED
Panel_Vcc_ON (from A to Panel(TCON))
VLED (from P to Panel(Backlight) )
BL_ON/EVDD_ON (from A to P/LDP/PB)
(Standby)
Power on
(Standby)
Power on
Power on
North America :
(Power LED Green RED)
(Power LED Red OFF)
(Power Off no exist)
Also 16V is necessary before Power LED.
Standby / Power on
5V
16V
12V
ex.64V(*)
VLED,
ex. 110V
64V(*) up to VLED
BL_ON_ON signal
< GX/GZ series >
Power LED Red
(*) The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
< Display start >
23V output
EVDD_ON_ON signal
GZ/HZ
GX/HX
GX/HX
23V (from P/PB to Panel(T-CON))
GZ/HZ
23V
output to T-CON
< HX/HZ series >
44. Blinking Time
Estimated
Defect Board
Model name
Detect content
MT5812#
(TX-GX7##/
TC-GX7##/
TH-GX6##)
MT5813Q
(TX-GX8##/9##/
TC-GX800/
TH-GX7##/800)
MT5813P
(TX-75GX###/
TC-75GX###/
TH-**GX850/880/900)
MT5813P
(all GZ series)
---
MT5813Q
(TX-HX8##/90#/
TH-HX7##/800)
MT5813P
(TX-**HX94#/97#
TH-**HX880/900)
MT5813P
(all HZ series)
BL_SOS (LED driver)
EVDD_SOS (OLED panel power)
1 1 1 1
Panel/
P/LDP/PB
OLED Panel (TCON) SOS --- --- --- 2 Panel/A
Power Management IC SOS (IC8202)
*new from 2019
--- 5 5 5 A
No voltage SUB3.3V
(after wake up once)
7 7 7 7 A
Audio amplifier: SOUND_SOS
9 9 9 9
A/speaker
(only GZ2000)
Z/P/Speaker
FRC_SOS (IC9000) --- --- 10 10 A
Emergency SOS 13 13 13 13 A
44
When an abnormality occurs in the unit, the “SOS Detect” circuit is triggered and the TV shuts down.
Shut down means that the unit turns off the TV_SUB_ON signal. The power LED on the front panel will
flash a pattern indicating the circuit area that has detected an abnormality.
LED Blinking Summary
OLED
52. P
T7301
16V
Q7805/06
Q7404
P3
16V
P2
SUB-ON
Q7421/22
BL-ON
Vcc
SRV-16V
PWM
L7851
Anode
SRV-VLED
Q7851
Cathode1
1
8
A
A02
IC8000
SoC
13
14
15
LCD Module
T-CON
board
LCD Panel
1 - 4 1 - 4
BL_SOS
SUB-ON
Tr
(Low=Normal)
Back
light
9
LED
Drive
IC7800
Q7887
Q7888
BL-ON
PWM
110V(*)
52
D7431
C7433
D7421
C7423
13
14
15
9
LED blinks Detail error Board may defect
1 BL_SOS (LED driver) Panel / P
If the IC7800 detects
1.abnormal current of backlight LEDs ( = Backlight LED broken or Low(No) VLED voltage )
2.abnormal DC/DC power supply of IC7800 (does not rise up the VLED voltage )
or the IC7800 does not work (No Vcc or No BL_ON/PWM signal or defect itself),
the IC7800 output BL_SOS signal to IC8000 LED blink 1 time.
(*)VLED : The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
Troubleshooting for LED 1 Time Blinking for (A+P) type -1 <A+P>
64V(*)
Q7804
( TNPA6699** )
10-13
2
:
7
Cathode8
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
53. 53
(*)VLED : The DC level is different by the model (LCD panel).
(Power off)
Disconnect P3 connectors.
Short check between each
Pin1-8 of P3 and GND.
One of them
shorted
NG
OK
over100V(*)
P board
Connect P3 connector.
Power on.
Check if the voltage
of SRV-VLED(pin10-13 of P3)
before LED 1 blink?
All
OK
Panel Module
Panel Module
Shorted
OK
Short check Q7851
between Source and Drain.
P board
Troubleshooting for LED 1 Time Blinking for (A+P) type -2 <A+P>
(P board: TNPA6699**)
SRV-VLED
Q7851
S
D
G
P3
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
54. P
LDP
( TNPA6374** )
T7301
16V
64V(*)
Q7402/04
Q7414
LDP6
16V
P2
SUB-ON
Q7403/05
L7813 Anode2
Cathode2
Vcc
SRV-16V
SRV-64V
SRV-VLED2
Q7801
D7412/16
C7424
D7403/06
C7422/23
L7814
Anode1
SRV-VLED1
Q7804
Cathode1
1
1
3
3
P2
19,
20
A
A02
IC8000
SoC
LCD Module
T-CON
board
LCD Panel
1 - 4
13
14
15
9
BL_SOS
SUB-ON
( TNPA6375** )
Tr
(Low=Normal)
LDP3
5,
6
Back
light
9
LED blinks Detail error Board may defect
1 BL_SOS (LED driver) Panel / LDP / P
If the IC7800 detects
1.abnormal current of backlight LEDs ( = Backlight LED broken or Low(No) VLED voltage )
2.abnormal DC/DC power supply of IC7800 (does not rise up the VLED voltage )
or the IC7800 does not work (No Vcc or No BL_ON/PWM signal or defect itself),
the IC7800 output BL_SOS signal to IC800 LED blink 1 time.
LED
Drive
IC7800
Q7802
Q7803
BL-ON
PWM
Ex. 65GX600* series VLED1(*)
VLED2(*)
(*)VLED : The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
54
LDP5
LDP2
4
3
2
1 - 4
13 1
Troubleshooting for LED 1 Time Blinking for (A+P+LDP) type -1 <A+P+LDP>
SRV-64V
55. 55
(Power off)
Disconnect LDP5 and LDP6
connectors. Short check between
pin3 of LDP5 and GND,
pin3 of LDP6 and GND.
NG NG
Both OK
LDP board
Connect LDP5 and LDP6
connectors. Power on.
Check if the voltage
of SRV-VLED1, VLED2 (pin 1 of
LDP5/LDP6) before LED 1 blink?
ALL OK
NG
OK
64V(*)
P board
Panel Module
LDP board
Shorted
OK
Short check between SRV-
VLED1, VLED2 and GND
Panel Module
Power on.
Check if the voltage
of SRV-64V (pin 19/20 of P2)
before LED 1 blink?
(*)VLED : The DC level is different by the LCD panel.
Ex. 65GX600* series
Troubleshooting for LED 1 Time Blinking for (A+P+LDP) type -2 <A+P+LDP>
56. A
A02
IC8000
10
Panel_VCC_ON
A16
OLED Module
PNL12V
F15V
T-CON
ON OFF
N SOS
IC5260
12V
P
P2
1-7
Q7403/05
16V
Output
16V
23V
Output
A02
21
P3
8 - 15 20 - 22
CN5
CN8
CN6
2 Blink
1 Blink
Tr
Q4012 N SOS
EVDD_ON IC9000
15
23V
SRV-12V
1-5
N SOS
LCD_TV_SUB_ON
56
LED blinks Detail error Board may defect
1 EVDD_SOS (OLED panel power) Panel / P / A
2 OLED Panel SOS (T-CON power) Panel / A
If the T-CON board detects
1.voltage error of 23V from P board
2.problem the power circuit in T-CON board (that is provided from PNL12V)
the error signal is output from T-CON board to A board.
1. LED blink 1 time
2. LED blink 2 time
23V
PNL12V
Troubleshooting for LED 1 and 2 Time Blinking for GZ/HZ (except GZ2000/HZ2000) -1 <A+P> OLED
41
23V
EVDD(23V)
_DET
Error(Power of TCON)
_DET
32 40
Power
IC
Power
IC
19
57. 57
OK
OK
(3.3V)
Panel Module
NG
OK
(Power off)
Short check between
SRV-panel23V and GND.
P board
Check if the voltage
of EVDD_ON (pin 21 of P2)
just before LED blink?
Refer to the previous page block diagram.
1 time blink
(check of 23V/12V line)
2 time blink
(check of 12V line)
OK
Disconnect the A02 connector.
Check if which board is
shorted
A board
Shorted
Shorted
Disconnect P3 connector.
Check if which board is
shorted.
Power on.
Check if the voltage
of SRV-panel23V.
Is rise up before LED 1 blink?
P board
OK
Power on.
Check if the voltage
of SRV-12V.
Is rise up before LED blink?
NG
(Power off)
Short check between
SRV-12V and GND.
NG
A board
Panel Module Panel Module or
or
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
P Board
EVDD_ON
P3
P2
22.5 (panel23V)
Troubleshooting for LED 1 and 2 Time Blinking for GZ/HZ (except GZ2000/HZ2000) -2 <A+P> OLED
GZ/HZ except GZ2000/HZ2000
SRV-12V
A02
A Board (GZ1500/1000/950)
SRV-12V
A15
A Board (HZ1500/1000)
58. PB
A
A02A
IC8000
14
Panel_VCC_ON
A16
OLED Module
PNL12V
F15V
T-CON
ON OFF
N SOS
IC5260
12V
P
P2
1-7
Q7403/05
16V
Output
16V
A02A
PB4
1
PB5
8 - 15 24 - 26
CN5
CN8
CN6
2 Blink
1 Blink
Tr
Q4012 N SOS
EVDD_ON IC9000
19
SRV-12V
5-9
N SOS
LCD_TV_SUB_ON
58
LED blinks Detail error Board may defect
1 EVDD_SOS (OLED panel power) Panel / P / PB / A
2 OLED Panel SOS (T-CON power) Panel / A
If the T-CON board detects
1.voltage error of 23V from P or PB board
2.problem the power circuit in T-CON board (that is provided from PNL12V)
the error signal is output from T-CON board to A board.
1. LED blink 1 time
2. LED blink 2 time
23V
PNL12V
Troubleshooting for LED 1 and 2 Time Blinking for GZ2000/HZ2000 -1 OLED
41
23V
Output
23V
23V
P3
P2
21
55inch=P board
65inch=P+PB board
<A+P+(PB)+Z>
EVDD(23V)
_DET
Error(Power of TCON)
_DET
32 40
Power
IC
Power
IC
15
59. 59
OK
OK
(3.3V)
Panel Module
NG
OK
(Power off)
Short check between
SRV-panel23V(PB or P)
and GND.
PB(65inch) / P(55inch)
board
Check if the voltage
of EVDD_ON
(pin 1 of PB4 or pin21 of P2)
just before LED blink?
Refer to the previous page block diagram.
Troubleshooting for LED 1 and 2 Time Blinking for GZ2000/HZ2000 -2 <A+P+(PB)+Z> OLED
1 time blink
(check of 23V/12V line)
2 time blink
(check of 12V line)
OK
Disconnect the A02A connector.
Check if which board is shorted
(Tcon or A)
A board
Shorted
Shorted
GZ2000/HZ2000
Disconnect PB5/P3
connector. Check if which
board is shorted.
(Tcon or PB/P)
Power on.
Check if the voltage
of SRV-panel23V.
Is rise up before LED 1 blink?
PB(65inch) / P(55inch)
board
OK
Power on.
Check if the voltage
of SRV-12V.
Is rise up before LED blink?
NG
(Power off)
Short check between
SRV-12V and GND.
NG
A board
Panel Module Panel Module or
or
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
SRV-12V
A02A
A Board
PB Board (65inch)
PB4
PB5
SRV-panel23V
EVDD_ON
P Board (55inch)
EVDD_ON
P3
P2
22.5 (panel23V)
60. LED blinks Detail error Board may defect
5 Power Management IC SOS (IC8202) A (IC8202)
7 No voltage SUB3.3V detected A
10 (*) FRC_SOS (Initialization of IC9000) A (IC9000)
13 Emergency SOS A ( eMMC / Nand Flash )
IN THESE CASES, A BOARD DEFECTS
60
Troubleshooting for LED Blinking ( 5/7/10/13 time blink )
5 blinks is problem about initialization(communication) of Power IC (IC8202)
7 blinks is problem about the power line of SUB3.3V.
10 blinks is problem about initialization of FRC IC (IC9000).
13 blinks is problem about IC8000 and software issue.
(mostly case the memory (eMMC / NAND Flash) IC problem )
Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
(*) Only TX-75GX###,TC-75GX###, TH-**GX850/880/900
TX-**HX94#/97#, TH-**HX880/900
61. Yes
(9 time blinks)
No
(Power on)
LED blinks Detail error Board may defect
9 Audio amplifier: SOUND_SOS A/Speaker
Audio amplifier is sourced power F15V from P board. If the amplifier work abnormally (may due
to short-circuit or overload), the SOUND_SOS signal will go low level and be detected by
IC8000 LED blinks 9 times.
Remove A12 connecter.
Power on.
Does LED blinks again?
L/R speaker
(wire of speaker)
A board
A
A02
IC8000
IC3400/
3800/01/02
AMP
F15V SOUND_SOS
9 Blink
N SOS
A12
16V
From
P BOARD
61
Troubleshooting for LED Blinking ( 9 time blink , except GZ2000/HZ2000)
1
-
4
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
Ex. TX-55/49GX9##, **HX900 / TH-55/49GX8##/7##, **HX800
62. A
A02A IC8000
F15V SOUND_SOS
9 Blink
N SOS
A13
16V
From
P BOARD
62
5
-
9
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
Z
Z08
IC1100
AMP
Z20/Z21
3
Z13
16V
From
P BOARD
IC1101
AMP
IC1102
AMP
IC1103
AMP
1
3.3V
23V
IC1104
12V
7
-
9
only GZ2000/HZ2000
1
15
6
sound23V
LED blinks Detail error Board may defect
9 Audio amplifier: SOUND_SOS Z/P/Speaker
Audio amplifier is sourced power 23V and F15V from P board. If the amplifier work abnormally
(may due to short-circuit or overload), the SOUND_SOS signal will go low level and be detected
by IC8000 LED blinks 9 times.
Troubleshooting for LED Blinking ( 9 time blink , GZ2000/HZ2000)
Yes
(9 time blinks)
No
(Power on)
Remove Z20 and Z21
connecter.
Power on.
Does LED blinks again?
check speaker
one by one
(wire of speaker)
A board
No
(Power on)
Remove Z08 and Z13
connecter.
Power on.
Does LED blinks again?
Z board
Z08
Z13
Z20
Yes
(9 time blinks)
Z21
P board
Yes
(other blinks)
12V
OLED
63. Lit
(sound is OK)
No change
(LED keep lit)
LED blink (except TC- model)
LED off (TC- model)
Try the “LCD Panel
Test Mode”
(refer to P.16,17)
Check if the Backlight is lit.
(open the back cover and
check from back side)
No lit
(no TV
sound)
Disconnect A15or16or19
connecter(FFC cable to T-
con of Panel). Check if
voltage SRV-12V (PNL12V)
in A board
No
Yes
(12V)
Check if voltage VLED (*)
at SRV-LED in P board
Yes
No
Replace P board
Replace LCD Panel
(Backlight part)
Replace A board
Replace A board
Replace A board
Replace LCD Panel
(T-CON part)
Is the power LED situation
changed after pushing the
button for entering Test
Mode?
If entering the test mode,
the Power LED will Blink(except TC- model)
or OFF (TC- model).
Patterns are
displayed
No Picture
(*) The voltage of VLED is different by the LCD panel.
63
Troubleshooting for No Picture and No OSD (Power LED is lit = No blinking) -1
Refer to the block diagram of “SOS Detect Circuit and Power Flow ” page
Confirm(Clean) the flat
cable connection
(between A board and T-CON
board of LCD Panel)
LCD Module
A
IC8000
F15V
12V
IC5260
1
2
3
4
SRV-12V
A16 44-51
PNL12V
T-CON
Panel_VCC_ON
Or sound check with TV mode
< GX/HX series >
No
Picture
Green* LED
(power LED
indicator setting = On)
(*)NA/Latin=Red
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
A02
64. A
No change
(LED keep lit)
LED blink (except TC- model)
LED off (TC- model)
Disconnect CN8 connecter
on TCON board.
Check if voltage SRV-12V
(PNL12V, SRV-12V) in A
board
No
Yes
(12V)
Replace A board
Replace A board
Replace A board
Replace OLED Panel
(T-CON part)
Is the power LED situation
changed after pushing the
button for entering Test
Mode?
If entering the test mode,
the Power LED will Blink(except TC- model)
or OFF (TC- model).
From P board
No Picture
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Troubleshooting for No Picture and No OSD (Power LED is lit = No blinking) -2
Confirm(Clean) the flat
cable connection
(between A board and T-CON
board of OLED Panel)
OLED Module
IC8000
F15V
12V
IC5260
1
-
5
SRV-12V
A02 (GZ1500/1000/950) 20-22
PNL12V
T-CON
Panel_VCC_ON
< GZ/HZ series >
CN8
Try the “LCD Panel
Test Mode”
(refer to P.16,17)
No
Picture
(power LED
indicator setting = On)
(*)NA/Latin=Red
Green* LED
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
5
-
9
24-26
A02A (GZ2000/HZ2000)
Refer to the block diagram of “SOS Detect Circuit and Power Flow ” page
Patterns are
displayed
OLED
6
-
11
1-3
A02 (HZ1500/1000/980)
65. LDP
A+P models
Troubleshooting for No Power On (Power LED is off = No blinking) -1
NG
Check if the output 16V
(SRV-16V in A board)
OK
NG
Replace A board
Check if the output of
STB5V. (Just AC input)
Disconnect A02 connecter.
Short check of STB5V line
in A board. No
Shorted
Shorted
Replace P board
Replace A board
Disconnect A02 connecter.
Short check the SRV-16V
In A board. Shorted
No shorted
Replace A board
Disconnect LDP3 connecter.
Short check the SRV-16V in
P board.
Shorted
Replace P board
Replace LDP board
No shorted
< except 65GZ2000/65HZ2000 >
OK
P
A
16V
P2
A02
LDP3
65
P A
STB5V
16V
P2 A02
Both of STB5V and 16V are necessary before lighting power LED.
( refer to “Simple Power On Sequence (Difference of LED and OLED models)“)
Replace P board
STB5V
Disconnect A10 connecter.
Power on check few times(*).
(because we can’t check
the power LED)
Replace K board
Power on
NG
(A+P)
No
Picture
LED off
(even if the power LED
indicator setting = On)
(*) Please wait several seconds
after every pushing power button.
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
TH-65GX6##, 65GX750D/W,
TH-55/65HX950Z, 65HX750W,
TX/TH-75GX**, 75HX**
(A+P+LDP)
A+P+LDP models (refer to left drawing)
66. Troubleshooting for No Power On (Power LED is off = No blinking) -2
NG
Check if the output 16V
(SRV-16V in A board)
OK
NG
Replace A board
Check if the output of
STB5V. (just AC input)
Disconnect A02 connecter.
Short check of STB5V line
in A board. No
Shorted
Shorted
Replace P board
Replace A board
Disconnect A02 connecter.
Short check the SRV-16V
In A board.
Shorted
No shorted
Replace A board
< 65GZ2000/65HZ2000 >
OK
66
P A
STB5V
16V
P2 A02
Replace P board
Disconnect P6(PB4)
connecter. Power on check.
PB
Connect P6 connecter.
Disconnect A10 connecter.
Power on check few times.
(because we can’t check
the power LED)
Replace K board
Power on
NG
NG
Replace PB board
Power LED lit
Wait enough time to discharge before connect P6
390V
No
Picture
LED off
(even if the power LED
indicator setting = On)
A board replacement : Refer to “4. Caution of Board Replacement (A Board Replacement)”
(*) Please wait several seconds
after every pushing power button.
Both of STB5V and 16V are necessary before lighting power LED.
( refer to “Simple Power On Sequence (Difference of LED and OLED models)“)
OLED
67. “Power LED Indicator” setting
Region Product State On On (Standby Only) Off
Europe,
Asia, Oceania,
Latin(PAL)
Power ON Green
OFF 5sec after
screen display
OFF 5sec after
screen display
Standby Red or Amber Red or Amber OFF after 5sec
Power OFF OFF OFF OFF
North America
Latin(US)
Power ON Red
OFF 5sec after
screen display
OFF 5sec after
screen display
Standby
OFF or Amber
*Amber is Latin(US) only
OFF OFF
Power OFF OFF OFF OFF
Power LED State
Reference: Power LED Indicator setting (GX/GZ/HX/HZ series except TX/TC-**GX7##, TH-**GX6##)
same as previous
The Power LED can be turned off during power on state or stand-by state.
MENU – “Setup” – “Other Settings” – “Power LED Indicator”
67
69. Be careful about the direction of the BT Antenna module when assembling to the bracket.
Fix BT Antenna module to the bracket so that the same shape marks match in order to prevent the
wrong insertion, because front side and back side are the same rectangular shape.
If fixing in the wrong direction, the Bluetooth sensitivity will be worse.
#) BT Antenna module is not exist on all models. It is integrated with WiFi/BT module on some models.
Ex. TX-49GX9##/HX9##, TH-49GX800
solder side ( mark )
antenna side ( mark )
Ex. TX-65GX9##, TH-65GX8##,
T#-55/65GZ1###
Ex. TX-40GX8##/HX8##, TH-40GX7##/HX700,
T#-55/65GZ2000/HZ2000
BT Antenna Module Replacement
NG
OK
69
70. If replacing A board, “ the customer (*)“ need to re-register the TV and setup.
(*)Because the Panasonic ID information is needed.
1. Unregister the old product information (need the Panasonic ID information)
access to "https://www.tvpa.panasonic.com/ , login and follow the prompts of delete
2. Need to setup from start again,
refer to Set up item in
https://av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/tv/faq/vc/index.html
(reference) Panasonic ID
Panasonic ID support page
https://csapl.pcpf.panasonic.com/?Lang=en
*Language can be changed at bottom of this page.
If you forgot the Password, You can reset the password in this page.
If you would like to change or delete the Panasonic ID,
please refer the FAQ of above page ( FAQ – Change or Delete )
( https://csapl.pcpf.panasonic.com/Faq/Faq001?Lang=en )
70
A Board Replacement : case of using the Google Assistant / Alexa
71. If the data copy by USB Memory function can not be executed when A board replacing,
Please check the model name by Self Check screen after replacing the A board.
If the customer using the Control 4 function,
the model name should not be series name but completely same model name.
*If the data copy function was executed, the model name will be copy completely.
It is the requirement of Control4 from 2019.
If it is not same name, this function will not work.
A Board Replacement : only for Control4 supported model-1
Ex.
Original model name = TX-65GXN888
“ If ” the model name of spare part A board is
TX-65GX800E,
please rewrite the model name to
TX-65GXN888.
SELF CHECK COMPLETE
H14 TUN OK PEAKS-SOFT 3.041 MODEL ID 0b
H15 TUN2 OK PEAKS-EEP 01.07.0005 03000101
H16 TUN3 OK LSI-PACKAGE 0.014 00004000
H38 FRC OK LSI-RELEASE 1.09 MODEL NAME
H07 TEMP OK AQ-PACKAGE 0.011 TH-65GX800E
H17 LAN OK AQ-RELEASE 10010009
H00 FE OK STBY-SOFT 1.02.00
H00 SAT-TU OK STBY-EEP 1.00.33bd
H96 ID OK FRC SOFT 00001c11
H97 ID2 OK FRC DATA 00060016
H45 BT OK
H42 WIFI OK INFO-1 xxxxxxxx
H03 FAN OK INFO-2 xxxxxxxx
H71 TCON OK INFO-3 xxxxxxxx
H21 DSP OK
H93 FPGA OK
Check the Model name
*added item from 2019 model
71
72. FACTORY
Model name rewriting function in CS maintenance menu
1. Enter to CS Maintenance Menu:
While pressing Volume (-) key on the main unit, press “RED” button on the remote for 3 times within 2 seconds.
2. Select the “MODEL NAME” at the left bottom in CS Maintenance Menu
The edit menu and the current value are displayed on the right area.
3. Edit
Add character at the end of the display area : select character by below software keyboard and press OK on the remote,
then save the model name to TV.
Delete character at the end of the display area : press red key on the remote, then save the model name to TV.
Exit: Press the “EXIT” button on the remote.
# After editing, please confirm the MODEL NAME by self check screen again
A Board Replacement : only for Control4 supported model-2
MODEL NAME
display area
character selection area
Model name: TX-65GX800E
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - / _ . +
A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
a b c d e f g h i j k l m
n o p q r s t u v w x y z
delete: red key
edit menu
72
73. When replacing A Board, the data in original A Board can be copied to USB Memory and then copy to new A board.
(GZ2000/HZ1500/HZ2000 only: “Space Tune Setting” is not copied.
Please set from Menu – Sound - Space Tune Setting ,Space Tune Adjustment)
< Preparation > (Make pwd file as startup file in an empty USB Memory.)
1. Insert an empty USB Memory to your PC.
2. Right-click a blank area in a USB Memory window, point to New, and then click text document.
A new file is created by default (New Text Document.txt).
3. Right-click the new text document that you just created and select rename, and then change the name and extension of the file
to the “boardreplace.pwd” and press ENTER.
(Note) Please make only one file to prevent the operation error. No any other file should be in USB Memory.
< Data copy from TV(original A board) to USB Memory > < Data copy from USB Memory to TV(new A board) >
Note: 1. Depending on the failure of boards, function does not work.
2. This function can be effective among the same model numbers.
Before replacing A Board After replacing A Board
3. Input Password
2770
4. Copying
(maximum few minutes)
5. Finish
6. Remove USB Memory from TV.
7. Turn off the TV.
Note: New folder “user_setup” will be created in USB Memory
1. Turn on the TV.
2. Insert USB Memory with Data to USB terminal.
On-screen Display will be appeared according to the Data folder
automatically.
3. Input Password
2771
4. Copying
(maximum few minutes)
5. Finish
6. Remove USB Memory from TV.
7. Turn off the TV.
1. Turn on the TV.
2. Insert USB Memory with a startup file (pwd file) to USB terminal.
On-screen Display will be appeared according to the startup file
automatically.
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(Reference) A Board Replacement : Data Copy by USB Memory for A Board (except TX/TC-**GX7##, TH-**GX6##)
75. FACTORY
How to remove
58”, 65”
40”, 50”
Hook of BC
Hook of BC
Screw
Hole of TOP_METAL
(2)
(3)
(2)
Push up Push up
(3)
(3)
* It is hard a little.
Push up the bottom
right or left side
of the rear cover
(hit by the palm).
Rear Cover Disassemble / Assemble -1
1. Remove all screws
for rear cover.
2. Pull the bottom of rear
cover towards yourself.
3. Lift the rear cover up
and remove it.
For TX-**GX8##/7##/**HX8##, TH/TC-**GX700/HX700: How to remove back cover
75
76. FACTORY
1. After putting the back cover temporarily, insert the back cover hook in the
chassis frame hole at the upper right part by sliding the back cover a little,
while pressing the upper part of terminal as shown (1) in the following figure.
3. Insert six back cover hooks in the chassis frame hole at the top as shown (3)
mark by sliding the back cover.
Confirm the hooks had been surely inserted all six hooks.
(4)
(3)
(1)
(4)
(2)
hook
2. Hold down the lower part of terminal to hook as shown (2) in the figure.
5. Adjust the position of back cover so that it should be at the center.
4. Hold down two hooks at left side as shown (4) in the figure.
back view of back cover
top view of back cover
NG
Step 1
Step 2
Rear Cover Disassemble / Assemble -2
For TX-43GX9##/HX9##, TH-43GX800 : How to fix back cover
76
77. FACTORY
hook
(1)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
back view of back cover
1. Insert six back cover hooks in the chassis frame hole at the top as shown (1)
in the following figure by sliding the back cover.
Confirm the hooks had been surely inserted all six hooks.
2. Hold down six hooks as shown (2) in the figure.
3. Adjust the position of back cover so that it should be at the center.
ex. 49inch
top view of back cover
NG
Note: same procedures of FX700 series
Step 1
Step 2
Rear Cover Disassemble / Assemble -3
For TX-49/55/65GX9##/49HX9##, TH-49/55/65GX8## : How to fix back cover
77
78. Bottom viewing
GZ models (except GZ2000) :
from 62 to 71mm
GZ2000: 25mm
4 screws ( 2 x M3 , 2 x M4)
5 hooks
Rear Cover Disassemble / Assemble -4 OLED
1. Remove 4 screws. Refer to above drawing.
2. Remove the bottom side of rear cover.
3. Slide the rear cover toward the top side
in order to unhook the rear cover.
4. Uplift the rear cover.
For GZ2000/HZ2000 : How to remove back cover
( Structure )
78
79. 1. Make a little gap in the left and right bottom corner. (below picture is left bottom)
2. Insert something spatular plate into that gap.
3. Slide the spatula to the hook position and remove it by uplifting the spatula.
4. Slide to upper hook and remove it. Remove all 6 hooks and lift the rear cover.
Rear Cover Disassemble / Assemble -5
For 55/65HX900/950 : How to remove back cover
hook
79
80. Rear Cover Disassemble / Assemble -6
For 55/65HZ1000/1500 : How to remove back cover
hook
( bottom view )
( bottom view )
3. Slide the rear cover toward the left side
in order to unhook the 2 hooks of the rear cover.
1. Remove all screws.
2. Uplift the right side of rear cover.
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