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Technical Support Information

2010 LED LCD Model for Asia / Oceania

Full HD: 42/37/32D25 series

TH-L42D25A

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Panasonic Corporation

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Slide 1

Index
1.Features
2.Start-up Operation
2-1) Standby Operation
2-2) Power ON Operation
2-3) Voltage Distribution
3.SOS Detect Circuit
4. Signal Process Circuit
5. Service Notes
5-1) Service Mode
5-2) SRV-TOOL
5-3) Self check
5-4) SD card
6. Troubleshooting Picture Problem)
7. Glossary
Slide 2

1. Features

Slide 3

1(1). Features
Main Different points of 2009 model (V10 series)
and 2010 model (D25 series)

As the backlight, LED is used. Inverter circuit is not used.


TC-board is used between A-Board and PANEL.

Audio processor, Micom and video signal processor are integrated to


IC8000 Peaks-LDA2.

Tuner power BT30V was eliminated. (Tuner is operated by 5V).

Slide 4

1 (2). Features

(e.g.) TH-L42D25A
Panel
Contrast
Pixel

In

Out

HDMI Input
AV input
Audio input for video
USB
PC input
Component video input
Headphone
Monitor Out
Analog audio output
Digital audio output

Liquid Crystal Display with Light


Emitting Diode (LED) backlight system

2,000,000 : 1
2,073,600
(1,9201,080)

3
3
Y
2
1
1
1
1
Yes
Yes

Slide 5

1 (3). Features
Chassis Structure

(e.g.) TH-L42D25A
To Backlight

CN01 CN02

STB5V
Sound15V
F15V
SUB ON
Backlight ON
SOS

A
A09

P2
PWM

LVDS

Control
Panel

CNAC

( Key, Power Switch )

TCTC06
TC04

S01

A15

TC05
TC01

A12 A02 A10


To Speaker

5.8V, Key scan

To Panel Control

V10

Power LED, Remote receiver

AC Plug

Slide 6

2.Start-up Operation

Slide 7

2-1 (1). Standby Operation

K
P

A
P2

CNAC

STB
Circuit

Power
Switch

5.8VS

2,1

S01

2,1

A02

STB5.8V
IC5280

A09

STB5V IC5000

5.8VS

13

12

RESET
STB3.3V

STB5.8V

2
STB3.3V

A10
4

V10

REMOTE
REC.

Command
from IC1100

LED

IC1100
GenX8

Slide 8

2-1 (2). Standby Operation

1
2

When the TV is plugged in:


AC is applied to the standby circuit in the power supply circuit to produce 5.8VS.
5.8VS is provided to A board via connector CN03 (Pin 1).
The 5.8VS from pin1 of connector P2 is sent to power switch in K board.
By power switch ON, 5.8VS(STB5.8V) is applied to IC5280. And STB5.8V is
converted to STB5V. And next, by IC5000, STB5V is converted to STB3.3V.
STB3.3V is applied to Micom GenX8 IC1100. This energizes and prepares the
microprocessor for program execution.
STB3.3V from IC5000 is applied to remote control receiver and the power LED
on the V board through Pin 4 of A10.
If the STB3.3V is missing, the TV ceases to function (No power).

Slide 9

2-2 (1). Power ON Operation

P
1

P2

4
STB
Circuit

STB5.8V

Sound 17V

13

12

13

Power
CPU
RELAY

5.8VS

F12V

STB
5.8V

Backlight
ON

6
IC5280

IC5200

10

SUB 5V

Red
LED
ON 7

ON

IC1100
GenX8

5.8V5VSUB
5V

REMOTE
REC.

V10

SUB5V

STB
3.3V

SUB
3.3V

SUB5V

IC5501

F12
15V

IC5500

STB5V
SUB
3.3V

1.5V
1.2V

LED

3
STB3.3V

12V3.3V, 1.5V

12V1.2V

17V

A10

TV_SUB_ON

5
4

Panel VCC ON

A V

A02

1
5.8VS

S01

A09

Command
Voltage

Power Switch

5V3.3V

IC5000

1.2V

12V12V

174V

Q5241

A15

15

Current

PWM

CN01

Control

Backlight

Circuit

ON

Current

TC06 TC05
TC01

47

51
IC9006

TC04

for Left
For upper side LED
For lower side LED

TC
ZWEI2

for Right

PANEL CONTROL

Panel

Control

Circuit

CN02

BACKLIGHT

Slide 10

2-2 (2). Power ON Operation


1

When the TV is plugged in:


AC is applied to the STB(standby) circuit in the power supply circuit to produce 5.8VS.
The 5.8VS is provided to the A board via connector P2 (Pin 1).
The 5.8VS from pin1 of connector P2 goes to power switch in K board. After switch ON,
5.8VS (STB 5.8V) is converted to STB5V by IC5280 and applied to IC5000 on the A board.
And by IC5000, STB5V is converted to STB3.3V. This energizes and prepares IC1100 for
program execution.
The STB3.3V is applied to the power LED on the V board through pin 4 of A10.
After passing IC5200, SUB 5V is supplied to V board.

ON command from remote controller is received and sent to IC1100.

TV SUB ON command is sent to P board Power CPU through pin 5 at A09 terminal.

After receiving TV SUB ON command, power CPU makes relay ON.


Sound 17V and F12 15V output.

F12 15V is supplied to A board.

After receiving SUB 3.3V, IC1100 sends Backlight ON command to Backlight power
control through pin 1 of A09 terminal.

After receiving this command, Backlight circuit output.

Slide 11

2-2 (3). Power ON Operation


TV SUB ON, Backlight ON, Panel VCC ON
TV SUB ON
The SYSTEM MPU on the A board outputs the
TV SUB ON command (3.2V) when the power
switch is turned on. This command is used to
turn on the circuit in the power supply that
generates F12 15V and Sound 17V.
F12 15V is provided to the A board to generate
the sub-voltages used by the signal process
circuit. The outputs of the sub-voltages 3.3V and
5V are confirmed by ASIC IC5000.
Backlight ON
After receiving SUB3.3V, Backlight ON
command is applied to P board Backlight power
control from GenX8 to turn on Backlight power
circuits.

TV SUB ON
Backlight ON

A09
5

IC1100
GenX8

STB5.8V
12V
17V
IC5200, 5500, 5501
SUB3.3V
DC/DC
9 F12 15V
10
7

Converters

Sound 17V
1.2V

SUB5V
STB5V

IC5000

( System
MPU )

SUB3.3V
STB3.3V

SUB1.5V

Distribute
Q5241

A15

DC/DC Converter
PNL12V

PANEL_VCC_ON

1-5

Panel VCC ON
Next, from GenX8, Panel_VCC_ON command
is applied to Q5241 DC/DC converter to supply
12V to TCON board.

Slide 12

Command
Voltage

2-3 (1). Voltage Distribution (SUB Voltages and STB Voltages)


K Board (Power Switch ON)

SUB 5V

IC5280

CN03 A09
1

13
12

5
4
9

13

STB 5V

5.8VS
STB 5.8V

A
A10

SUB 5V

SUB 5V

SUB 5V

IC5501

SUB 3.3V

SUB 3.3V

1.5V
ON

IC5500

To V board

IC5000

IC5200

10
11

DC/DC
Converter
Analogue ASIC

1.2V
1.2V

ON Command

TV SUB ON

IC1100
GenX8

Backlight ON

SUB 3.3V

F12 15V

Remote
Control
Receiver

STB 3.3V

SUB3.3V

5
4

STB 3.3V

5V3.3V

15V

A21
Panel VCC ON

In

Q5241

Out

12V

12V to TCON
1-5

6
7

V
V10

Sound 17V

Slide 13

2-3 (2). Voltage Distribution (SUB Voltages and STB Voltages)


1

When the TV is plugged in, the 5.8VS is provided to the Power Switch in K board. After
power switch is ON, 5.8VS is converted to STB5V by IC5280. And, next, by IC5000, STB5V
is converted to STB 3.3V.

STB 3.3V is supplied to Remote Control Receiver in V board.

On the other hand, STB 3.3V is also supplied to GenX8 IC1100.

ON command from V board is supplied to A board IC1100 through pin 3 of A10 terminal.
IC1100 confirms this command and sends TV SUB ON command to P board.

5
6

By this TV SUB ON command, F12 15V is sent to A board from P board via pin 9 and
pin10 of A09 terminal. And, F12 15V is supplied to IC5500 and 5501.
These 2 ICs convert 15V to SUB3.3V, 1.5V and 1.2V.
From IC1100 GenX8, Panel Vcc ON command outputs and by this command,
from Q5241, 12V is output to TCON.

Slide 14

F12V, Sound 17V


SUB 5V
SUB 3.3V

2-3 (3). Voltage Distribution (for driving )


K Board (Power Switch ON)

P
P2
1

IC5280
STB
5V

A03
13

USB1

IC5300

9
13

IC5200

12

STB 5V

5V3.3V

SUB 5V

IC5000

SUB 5V

IC5501

SUB 3.3V
1.5V

IC5500

1.2V
1.2V

STB 3.3V

ON Command

IC1100
GenX8

4
4
5

9
11

SUB 3.3V

SUB3.3V

F12V

Sound 17V
1

D3300
Optical Audio

12V
In

TU8302
Tuner

SUB 3.3V

Q5241
Out

DC/DC Converter
7

SUB 3.3V

Panel VCC ON

IC2952

10

JK4700-4703
HDMI terminal

5V

3
TUNER 5V

STB 3.3V

6
5.8V

To V board

STB 1.2V

Backlight ON

V10

DC/DC
Converter
Analogue ASIC

SUB 3.3V

TV SUB ON

A
A10

3.3V

IC8700
USB0

USB5V

5.8VS
STB 5.8V

3.3V IC8701

12V

CN8850
SD slot

TCON
1-5

A21

5
IC2301
Audio Amp

Slide 15

2-3 (4). Voltage Distribution

After sending TV SUB On command, F12 15V and Sound 17V are supplied to A board.
F12 15V is supplied to DC/DC converters, IC5300, IC5501, IC5550, Q5241
and IC2301 AMP.

F12 15V is supplied to IC5501 and converted to SUB 3.3V.


SUB3.3V is supplied to IC5000 and monitored.

SUB 3.3V is distributed to D3300 Optical audio, CN8850 SD slot and IC2301 Audio amp.

By IC5300, F12 15V is converted to USB5V. USB5V is supplied to IC8700 USB0 and
IC8701 USB1.

Controlled by Panel VCC ON command from IC1100, Q5214 supplies 12V to TCON
via A21 terminal.

Backlight power of P board is started by this Backlight ON command from IC1100.


Backlight power is supplied to back light unit from P board directly.

Slide 16

3.SOS Detect Circuit

Slide 17

3. (1) SOS Detect Circuit

When an abnormality occurs in the unit, the SOS Detect circuit is triggered and the TV shuts down.
The power LED on the front panel will flash a pattern indicating the circuit that has failed.

Cautions:
If the power LED continues to blink even after the TV is unplugged, press and hold the power switch
on the TV for a few seconds until the LED turns off.

Some steps require removal of connectors and sometimes PC boards removal.


Do not allow the TV to run for more than 30 seconds while connectors or boards are disconnected.

Slide 18

3. (2) SOS Detect Circuit


LED Blinking chart
Blinking Times

Contents

Check point

Backlight SOS

A Board
P Board

TUNER 5V SOS

A Board

SUB_12V SOS

A Board
P Board

SUB 3.3V SOS

A Board

SOUND SOS

A Board
P Board

10

ZWEI2 SOS

TC Board

Slide 19

Command
Voltage

3. (3) SOS Detect Circuit


A

P
Line Filter
Rectifier

P2
7

A03
7

F12
15V

4
5

5.8VS

17V

14

13

1
2

15

IC5501

SUB
5.8V
5.8VS

PWM

#1
#2

1,12

#3
#4

IC5200

F12 15V SOS


4 times Blinks

SUB_3.3V

SUB5V SOS

SUB_1.5V

3 times Blinks

SUB_5V

SOUND SOS
9 times Blinks

ON
F12V

Q5214

PNL_12V

ZWEI2 SOS

10 time Blinks

Backlight ON
Backlight SOS

TC06

A21

TC05

47

51
IC9006

174V

for Left

Panel
1,13

7 times Blinks

TC01

Current Control

IC1100 GenX8

STB_3.3V

V Board (Switch)

CN01

SUB_1.2V

IC5000

15

Backlight ON

IC5500

12
11

2
1
12

I351A, I351B,
Q356, Q555

SUB3.3V SOS

TUNER

T401

IC2301

ON

F12 15V

I201
PFC
I301
Power
Control

IC8000 LDA2

SUB5V(USB)

Sound 17V

T301 174V
17V

I401
STB
Control

IC5300

1 time Blink

TC
ZWEI2

TC04
for Right

PANEL CONTROL

174V
BACK LIGHT

CN02
Slide 20

Command
Voltage

3. (4) SOS Detect Circuit (LED 1 time Blinking)


A

P
Line Filter
Rectifier

P2
7

A03
7

F12
15V

4
5

5.8VS

17V

14

13

1
2

15

IC5501

SUB
5.8V
5.8VS

PWM

#1
#2

1,12

#3
#4

IC5200

F12 15V SOS


4 times Blinks

SUB_3.3V

SUB5V SOS

SUB_1.5V

3 times Blinks

SUB_5V

SOUND SOS
9 times Blinks

ON
F12V

Q5214

PNL_12V

ZWEI2 SOS

10 time Blinks

Backlight ON
Backlight SOS

TC06

A21

TC05

47

51
IC9006

174V

for Left

Panel
1,13

7 times Blinks

TC01

Current Control

IC1100 GenX8

STB_3.3V

V Board (Switch)

CN01

SUB_1.2V

IC5000

15

Backlight ON

IC5500

12
11

2
1
12

I351A, I351B,
Q356, Q555

SUB3.3V SOS

TUNER

T401

IC2301

ON

F12 15V

I201
PFC
I301
Power
Control

IC8000 LDA2

SUB5V(USB)

Sound 17V

T301 174V
17V

I401
STB
Control

IC5300

1 time Blink

TC
ZWEI2

TC04
for Right

PANEL CONTROL

174V
BACK LIGHT

CN02
Slide 21

3. (5) SOS Detect Circuit


1
2

(LED 1 time Blinking)

After sensing TV SUB ON command, F12 15V and some types of voltage are supplied.
Next, IC8001 sends Backlight ON command to P board .
At the P board, Q356 receives Backlight On command.
And, IC I351A and I351B starts working.
After this, backlight power is supplied to LCD back light unit via CN01 and CN02 terminals.
If something has troubled, SOS signal is sent to I351A and I351B.
This information is sent back to Q555.
Q555 sends SOS to IC8001 directly and LED 1 time blinking starts.

Slide 22

3. (6) SOS Detect Circuit

(LED 1 time Blinking)

Start
Backlight ON signal
Is there several voltage at
Pin 1 of A03 terminal after
Switch ON?

No

F12 15V is normal at Pin 4/5


of P2 terminal after Switch ON?

No

P board
Without F12 15V,
backlight circuit does not work

Yes
Yes
Is there several voltage at
Pin 2 of A03 terminal after
Switch ON?
Backlight SOS signal is ON?

No

A board

Yes
Outputs are H at Pin 1 or
Pin 12 of CN01/CN02
terminals after switch
ON?

No

P board
Power supply from backlight circuit has problem.

Yes

Panel

Slide 23

Command
Voltage

3. (7) SOS Detect Circuit (LED 3,4,7 times Blinking)


A

P
Line Filter
Rectifier

T301 174V
17V

P2
7

A03
7

IC5300

Sound 17V

IC5500

F12 15V

I201
PFC
I301
Power
Control

F12
15V

4
5

12
11

IC5501

5.8VS

2
1

14

13

1
2

12

15

5.8VS

PWM
I351A, I351B,
Q356, Q555
Backlight ON

#1
#2

CN01
1,12

IC1100 GenX8

3
4 times Blinks

SUB5V SOS
3 times Blinks

SUB_5V

SOUND SOS
9 times Blinks

ON
F12V

Q5214

PNL_12V

ZWEI2 SOS

10 time Blinks

Backlight ON
Backlight SOS

TC06

A21

TC05

47

51
IC9006

174V

for Left

Panel
1,13

F12 15V SOS

SUB_3.3V

TC01

Current Control

#3
#4

IC5200

V Board (Switch)

15

SUB3.3V SOS

7 times Blinks

SUB_1.5V

TUNER

T401

SUB_1.2V

IC5000

SUB
5.8V

STB_3.3V

2
I401
STB
Control

IC2301

ON

17V

IC8000 LDA2

SUB5V(USB)

1 time Blink

TC
ZWEI2

TC04
for Right

PANEL CONTROL

174V
BACK LIGHT

CN02
Slide 24

3. (8) SOS Detect Circuit

(LED 3, 4, 7 times Blinking)

After sensing TV SUB ON command, F12 15V and some types of voltage are supplied.
Next, IC8000 sends ON command to IC5300, IC5500, IC5501 and IC5200 .

SUB5.8V is connected to IC5000.


From IC5200, SUB 5V outputs. And it is connected to IC5000.
From IC5501, SUB3.3V outputs. And it is connected to also IC5000.

When voltage of SUB5.8V, SUB5V and SUB3.3V outputs are not normal,
blinking starts.

Slide 25

3. (9) SOS Detect Circuit

(LED 3, 4, 7 times Blinking)

Start

All of SUB5.8V, SUB3.3V,


F12 15V outputs are OK?

No

A board

Yes

A, P board

Slide 26

Command
Voltage

3. (10) SOS Detect Circuit (LED 9 times Blinking)


P
Line Filter
Rectifier

1
T301 174V
17V

IC5300

A03
7

ON

F12
15V

4
5

5.8VS

14

13

1
2

15

IC5501

SUB
5.8V
5.8VS

15
PWM

Backlight ON

#1
#2

1,12

IC5200

F12 15V SOS


4 times Blinks

SUB_3.3V

SUB5V SOS

SUB_1.5V

3 times Blinks

SUB_5V

SOUND SOS
9 times Blinks

ON
F12V

Q5214

PNL_12V

ZWEI2 SOS

10 time Blinks

Backlight ON
Backlight SOS

TC06

A21

TC05

47

51
IC9006

174V

for Left

Panel
1,13

IC1100 GenX8
7 times Blinks

TC01

Current Control

#3
#4

SUB_1.2V

IC5000

V Board (Switch)

CN01

SUB3.3V SOS

STB_3.3V

12
11

2
1
12

I351A, I351B,
Q356, Q555

IC5500

TUNER

T401

IC2301

17V

IC8000 LDA2

SUB5V(USB)

Sound 17V

F12 15V

I201
PFC
I301
Power
Control

I401
STB
Control

P2

1 time Blink

TC
ZWEI2

TC04
for Right

PANEL CONTROL

174V
BACK LIGHT

CN02
Slide 27

3. (11) SOS Detect Circuit (LED 9 times Blinking)

After sensing TV SUB ON command, F12 15V and Sound 17V output from T301.
F12 15V is supplied to A board via pins 4 and 5 of P2 terminal.
And, Sound 17V is supplied to A board via pin 7 of P2 terminal.

Sound 17V is connected to IC5000.


When sound 17V is not normal, SOS signal from IC5000 goes
to IC1100 GenX8.
After receiving this information, IC1100 will start LED 9 times blinking.

Slide 28

3. (12) SOS Detect Circuit

(LED 9 times Blinking)

Start
After switch ON,
17V is supplied to pin7 of
P2 terminal before shut
down.

No

P board
17V supply problem.
Mainly I201, I301 or T301

Yes

A board
Audio Amp, IC2301

Slide 29

3. (13) SOS Detect Circuit


A

P
Line Filter
Rectifier

17V

P2
7

A03
7

F12
15V

4
5

5.8VS

14

13

1
2

15

IC5501

5.8VS

15
PWM

Backlight ON

#1
#2

1,12

3 times Blinks

SUB_5V

SOUND SOS
9 times Blinks

ON
F12V

Q5214

PNL_12V

ZWEI2 SOS

10 time Blinks

Backlight ON
Backlight SOS

TC06

A21

TC05

47

51

174V

1
IC9006

for Left

Panel
1,13

4 times Blinks
SUB5V SOS

SUB_1.5V

IC5200

F12 15V SOS

SUB_3.3V

TC01

Current Control

#3
#4

7 times Blinks
IC5000

V Board (Switch)

CN01

SUB_1.2V

IC1100 GenX8

STB_3.3V

12
11

2
1
12

I351A, I351B,
Q356, Q555

IC5500

TUNER

T401

IC2301

SUB3.3V SOS

17V

SUB
5.8V

IC8000 LDA2

SUB5V(USB)

ON

F12 15V

I201
PFC
I301
Power
Control

I401
STB
Control

IC5300

Sound 17V

T301 174V

Command
Voltage

(LED 10 times Blinking)

2
1 time Blink

TC
ZWEI2

TC04
for Right

PANEL CONTROL

174V
BACK LIGHT

CN02
Slide 30

3. (14) SOS Detect Circuit

1
2

(LED 10 times Blinking)

When ZWEI2 IC9006 has trouble, it sends SOS command to IC8000.

10 times blinking will start.

Slide 31

3. (15) SOS Detect Circuit

(LED 10 times Blinking)

TC board will be defective.

Slide 32

4.Signal Process Circuit

Slide 33

4-1 (1). Signal Process Circuit


HDMI 1
A

Video Signal

HDMI 2

HDMI 3

IC4700
IC8300

SD Card

USB1

USB2

Analog
Digital

Jpeg

HDMI SW

OFDM
HDMI I/F

TU8302
TUNER

AV 1

IC3000
V, Y, Pb, Pr

AV 2
AV 3
Monitor Out

AV-SW
V

IC8001
IC8000

SD I/F

A22

USB I/F

Peaks AVC
Peaks-LDA2
Video Signal Processor
Audio Signal Processor
10 bit A/D

LVDS Data

V
V

PC

Tuner block

Panel block

Slide 34

4-1 (2). Signal Process Circuit

Video Signal

The main function of the A board is to process one of the incoming video signals.
HDMI, SD and USB signals are connected to IC8000 directly.
The video input signal can be in any of the three formats: Video, Y/C, or Y, Pb, Pr.
A comb filter of inside of IC8000 converts the composite video signal of the main picture to Y and C (luminance and
chrominance) signals. S-Video, which is already Y/C separated, simply passes through the comb filter.
The signal is then converted to RGB.
At the completion of this process, the format of the composite or S-Video signal is now the same as a digital 1080i component
signal. If the incoming video is in the 480p, 720P, 1080i, and 1080p format, the Y, Pb, and Pr signals undergo A/D (analog to
digital) conversion only. Finally all picture signals are converted to 1080p.
Digital television reception of the tuner is output in the form of an IF (Intermediate Frequency) signal .
The transport stream from the tuner enters the VSB I/F (Interface) section of IC8000 where the video signal is extracted and
converted to YUV data. The output is provided to the Video Input I/F of IC8000 for selection. The JPEG data of the SD card
enters the JPEG I/F section of IC8000 for conversion into YUV data and output to the Video Input I/F circuit.
The video input interface outputs the selected picture data to the video process circuit.
This Video Process section of the IC8000 performs all picture control operations such as brightness, contrast, color, tint, etc.
On Screen Display data such as channel numbers, Digital TV closed caption, and picture adjustments are mixed with the video
data. LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling) and are output to LCD panel from A22 terminal..

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4-2 (3). Signal Process Circuit

Audio Signal

All the audio signal processing is done by the Main CPU/Signal Processor IC8000.
The digital audio signal from IC8000 is output to the optical audio output jack as PCM/Dolby Digital.
Serial data is output to the audio amplifier IC2301. The output of IC2301 is connected to the speakers.
(Serial data)

(Digital audio)

Opt
Audio out

IC2301

A12

AMP

(Digital audio)

HDMI1

L&R

IC4700
HDM2/3

(Digital audio)
Switch

IC8300
TU2901A

IC8000

OFDM

HDMI RX

TUNER

SIF
AV1/2/3
Monitor out

Audio
Processor

IC3000
AV SW

Audio

Headphone

X8000

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5.Service Notes

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5-1. Service Notes =Service Mode=


While pressing the VOLUME - button of the main unit, press the Info button
of the remote controller 3 times within 2 seconds.

Service Mode

Screen display (For reference)

Key command
[1] button...Main items Selection in forward direction
[2] button...Main items Selection in reverse direction
[3] button...Sub items Selection in forward direction
[4] button...Sub items Selection in reverse direction
[VOL] button...Value of sub items change in forward direction
( + ), in reverse direction ( - )

How to exit:
Switch off the power with the POWER button on the main unit or the POWER button on the
remote control.
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5-2. Service Notes =SRV-TOOL=

Screen display (For reference)

Please select SRV-TOOL at service menu.


SRV-TOOL functions are as follows.
(1) Power SOS (LED blinking) history
Please check the PTCT
Previous SOS
Latest SOS

Second previous SOS

PTCT: 0b, 0b, 06, 07, 07


Over writing
Second SOS after shipping First SOS after shipping

(2) Power ON time & Count

Numbers are not decimal but hexadecimal.


decimal:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11, 12, 13, - - hexadecimal: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, a, b, c, d, - - -

How to display Power ON time & Counter


1.Move the cursor to the lower right corner.
2.Press Mute button of remote control (5sec).
Time : 00006 : 40
Hour

Minute

On/Off : 0000082 times


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5-3. Service Notes =Self check mode=


Self-check indication only:
While pressing the VOLUME - button of the main unit, press the OK button of the remote control for more than 3 seconds.

Self-check indication only:


While pressing the VOLUME - button of the main unit, press the MENU button of the remote control for more than 3 seconds.

Screen display (For reference)

Diagnosis

Component

Diagnosis results are indicated by OK.


NG mark means defective.
Ref. No. of component is shown on the above list.

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5-4 (1). Service Notes =SD card=


Purpose

Following data can be copied


User setting data
(Including Hotel mode setting data)
Channel scan data
Adjustment and factory preset

Board replacement
When exchanging A board, the data in original A-board
can be copied to SD card and then copy to new A-board

Hotel mode setting


When installing a number of units in hotel or any facility,
the data in master TV can be copied to SD card and then
copy to other TVs

Preparation
SD card capacity, 32MB is enough for this service.
Make pwd files as start up file for (a) or (b) in the empty SD card.
Insert the empty SD card to your PC.
Click right a blank area in a SD card window, point New and then click text document .
A new file Is created by default New Text Document .txt.
Make the file name for each purpose as follows.
(a) For board replacement : boardreplace.pwd
(b) For Hotel (installation) : hotel.pwd

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5-4 (2). Service Notes =SD card= Copy data from TV to SD card
Turn ON the TV unit.
Insert SD card of pwd form.
On screen display, message appears automatically.
Input pwd.
For Board replacement : 2770
For Hotel mode : 4850
After completion, turn off the TV for exit.

Dont pull out the SD card !


during the operation.

Please wait until completed


Message appear.

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5-4 (3). Service Notes =SD card= Copy data from SD card to TV
Turn ON the TV unit.
Insert SD card of pwd form.
On screen display, message appears automatically.
Input pwd.
For Board replacement : 2771
For Hotel mode : 4851
After the completion, turn off the TV for exit.

Dont pull out the SD card !


during the operation.

Please wait until completed


Message appear.

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6. Troubleshooting
Picture problem)

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6 (1). Troubleshooting
Conclusion: Exchange the Panel

Sample Picture
LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

Abnormal area

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)
(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

Diagnosis
The Gate driver is defective.
It is impossible to exchange.
So, exchange LCD panel.

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6 (2). Troubleshooting
Conclusion: Exchange the Panel

Sample Picture
LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

Abnormal area

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)
(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

Diagnosis
In this case, half area has trouble.
So, half of source driver is defective.
It is impossible to exchange only source driver.
So, exchange LCD panel.

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6 (3). Troubleshooting

Sample Picture

Conclusion: Exchange the Panel


Abnormal line
LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

Abnormal bar

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)
(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

Diagnosis
In this case , small vertical line problem is LCD panel defect.
Because if IC8001 Nile-TCON has trouble, there are many vertical lines
at all over screen.

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6 (4). Troubleshooting
Conclusion: Exchange the Panel

Sample Picture
LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

Abnormal lines

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

Abnormal line

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)

Diagnosis

(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

In this case , small horizontal line problem is LCD panel defect.


Because if video signal processor has trouble, there are many horizontal lines
at all over screen.

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6 (5). Troubleshooting
Conclusion: Exchange the Panel

Sample Picture
Abnormal area
LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

Abnormal area

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)
(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

Diagnosis
In this case, screen color uniformity is abnormal.
LCD panel is transformed by some stress.
For example: strong screw or dropping shock.
So, for such trouble, we have to exchange LCD panel.

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6 (6). Troubleshooting
Conclusion: Exchange the A board or TC board

Sample Picture
many vertical lines

LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

many vertical lines

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)

(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

Diagnosis
In this case , many vertical lines at all over screen are
by A board or TC board defect.
If we can find just small line (right photo) is panel defect.
Panel Defect

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6 (7). Troubleshooting
Conclusion: Exchange the A board

Sample Picture
LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

Abnormal OSD

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)
(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

Diagnosis
OSD (On Screen Display) is generated at IC8001 Nile-TCON in A board.
So, this case is A board defect.

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6 (8). Troubleshooting
Conclusion: Exchange the A board

Sample Picture
LVDS DATA
Control DATA

Source Driver

Strange color

TC board
Gate
Driver

LVDS DATA

Strange color part

A board
LCD Panel (Gate Driver is in Panel)

Diagnosis

(LVDS= Low Voltage Differential Signaling)

Strange color or discolor is A board defect, mainly IC8001 Nile-TCON.


So, exchange A board.

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7.Glossary

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7.Glossary (1/3)
Resolution
Resolution is a combination of values that express the quality of displayed images. A display's
resolution is indicated by the number of dots in the horizontal and vertical directions of the screen,
such as 1024 x 768 dots. Higher values indicate clearer, sharper image reproduction. The larger the
screen size, the higher the required
resolution.
HD (high-definition) panel
The HD panel has a resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels and an aspect ratio of 16:9. It is designed for
displaying the beautiful images of digital, high-definition broadcasts.
Full HD (high-definition) panel
The term "full-HD panel" refers to 1,920 x 1,080 pixels panels that display progressive images of fullspecification HDTV signals without the use of up sampling.
Number of pixels
The number of pixels indicates the resolution of the Image. The number of pixels of a digital image is
expressed by the product of the number of pixels in the horizontal direction and the number of pixels
(dots) in the vertical direction. The higher the number of pixels, the better the image quality. For
plasma TVs and LCD TVs, the number of pixels is sometimes expressed by the following equation:
number of pixels in horizontal direction x number of pixels in vertical direction x 3 (R, G, B).
Pixel
A pixel is a tiny dot that forms the smallest basic unit of a displayed image. Digital images are
composed of pixels, with all of the text and images displayed on the screen consisting of dots. Digital
images are usually rendered by square pixels arranged vertically and horizontally in an orderly manner.

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7.Glossary (2/3)
THX
THX is a trade name of a high-fidelity sound reproduction standard for movie theaters, screening rooms,
home theaters, computer speakers, gaming consoles, and car audio systems. THX stands for Tomlinson
Holman's eXperiment.
The THX system is not a recording technology, and it does not specify a sound recording format: all
sound formats, whether digital (Dolby Digital, SDDS) or analog (Dolby Stereo, Ultra-Stereo), can be
"shown in THX." THX is mainly a quality assurance system.
THX-certified theaters provide a high-quality, predictable playback environment to ensure that any film
soundtrack mixed in THX will sound as near as possible to the intentions of the mixing engineer.
AVCHD
Advanced Video Codec High Definition is a high-definition and standard-definition recording format for
use in digital tape-less camcorders and digital cameras. It is based on the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video
compression standard. Audio is stored in compressed form (Dolby AC-3). The container format for the
audio and video is MPEG transport stream.
H.264
H.264 is a standard for video compression, and is equivalent to MPEG-4 Part 10, or MPEG-4 AVC (for
Advanced Video Coding). As of 2008, it is the latest block-oriented motion-compensation-based codec
standard. The final drafting work on the first version of the standard was completed in May 2003.
The intent of the H.264/AVC project was to create a standard capable of providing good video quality at
substantially lower bit rates than previous standards (e.g. half or less the bit rate of MPEG-2, H.263, or
MPEG-4 Part 2), without increasing the complexity of design so much that it would be impractical or
excessively expensive to implement.
YUV
YUV is used for a specific analog encoding of color information in television systems
Y' stands for the luma component (the brightness) and U and V are the chrominance (color) components.

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7.Glossary (3/3)
YUV
Is The color encoding system used for analog television worldwide (NTSC, PAL and SECAM). The YUV
color space differs from RGB, which is what the camera captures and what humans view.
Composite Video and S-video
The original TV standard combined luma (Y) and both color signals (B-Y, R-Y) into one channel, which
uses one cable and is known as "composite video." An option known as "S-video" or "Y/C video" keeps
the luma separate from the color signals, using one cable, but with separate wires internally. S-video is a
bit sharper than composite video.
Component Video
When luma and each of the color signals (B-Y and R-Y) are maintained in separate channels, it is called
"component video," designated as YPbPr when in the analog domain and YCbCr when it is digital.
ASIC
An Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) is an integrated circuit (IC) customized for a particular
use, rather than intended for general-purpose use.
LVDS
LVDS (Low-voltage differential signaling ) is an electrical signaling system that can run at very high
speeds over inexpensive twisted-pair copper cables

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Update History
Issue date

Update part

Update explanation

July 13th. 2010

First version.

End
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