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Connector Assy 2P

Make sure Connector Assy 2P with black
UL tape is inserted to panel side. 

Over pull to left
(Rear view)

Over pull to bottom

Connector Assy 3P

Connector Assy 7P

Connector Assy 8P

Connector Assy 13P

Connector Assy 8P

Connector Assy 13P

Connector 
Assy 3P

Sheet(Core)C

Dress 
Connector 
assy 3P
above this line

Sheet(Core)C

Connector Assy 1P

Connector Assy 1P

Heat Sink

50+/-5mm

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1. Please protect caution items.

Parts that considered as caution or critical item when
servicing are shown by critical label or seal on cabinet,
chasis, parts etc.
Please make sure to protect these caution notes and
Intruction Manual.

2. Beware with electric shock

Live chassis can caused electric shock because its
connected to the ac power line. Therefore, please use
isolation transformer and gloves when changing parts or
remove plug. Please remember that there is high voltage
during servicing.

3. Use specification parts.

Some parts has its characteristic such as fire retardancy
and voltage value specification. Therefore, please use the
same specification to replace parts. Parts identified by
shading and critical mark on the schematic diagrams,
exploded views, and in the part list are critical for safe
operation. Replace these parts with Sony parts whose part
numbers appear as shown in this manual or in supplements
published by Sony. Circuit adjustments that are critical for
safe operation are identified in this manual. Follow these
procedures whenever critical parts are replaced or improper
operation is suspected.

1

  Press the middle

 

part of the connector

 

to insert till it locks.

2

  Press the right

 

side to confirm it is

 

locked.

3

  Press the left

 

side to confirm it is

 

locked.

The connector might not be properly locked when only pressed from the middle.
Be sure to press both sides to confirm it is properly locked.

4. On a safety as before, attaching parts and leading wiring

by using insulated material such as tube and tape, there
are also parts that taken from printed wiring boards.
Therefore when doing the internal wiring by leading or using
clamper, make sure wires are kept away from sharp edges,
heat sink and high temperature or high pressure parts.

5. Safety after sevicing

For safety, please check whether removed screws, parts
and wires are same as before. And check there is no
deterioration of seviced parts. Please make an insulation
checking between plug and external metal parts.

6. Do not fix internal of power supply board/inverter.

For safety, please do not perform service at the power
supply board or inverter.

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5

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(CH 5)

(ON SCREEN

   DISPLAY)

(STBY)

(POWER)

(VOLUME –)

1. Turn on the power to the TV set and enter into the stand-by mode.
2. Press the following sequence of buttons on the Remote

Commander.

3. The following menu will then appear on the screen.

4. Move to the relevant command using the up or down arrow buttons

on the remote commander.

5. Press the right arrow button to enter into the required menu item.
6. Press the ‘Menu’ button on the remote commander to quit the

service mode when all adjustments have been completed.

Note:
–

After carrying out the service adjustments, to prevent the customer
accessing the ‘Service Menu’ switch the TV set OFF and then
ON.

1. Aging setting

i.

Set no signal and monitor as aging mode.

2. Aging condition

i.

Aging condition before white balance adjustment is as
follows;
Supply Voltage : Rating
Time

: 20 minutes or over

(AGING_TIMER registor setting)

Ambient temp : 22 ~ 28

°C

Brightness

: Brightness is set by aging mode

Input

: Set no signal except digital and analog RF

(video/component/PC)

3. LED lighting pattern during aging

In case that AGING_TIMER > 0

Green (0.5s) 

➔ off (0.5s) ➔ Green (0.5s) ➔ off (0.5s)

Notes: Green (Power LED is ON/OFF)

In case that AGING_TIMER = 0
Green (3.0s) 

➔ off (3.0s) ➔ Green (3.0s) ➔ off (3.0s)

Notes: Green (Power LED is ON/OFF)

Note:
If set has been put on surface down, brightness surface irregularity is
caused by static electricity. If so be, turn set over or keep it upright
more than 30 seconds. As surface irregularity is vanished away, then
check the set.

The following adjustments are done via ECS.

1. Send ECS_ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT command
2. Ensure noise reduction NR=3 (high),

hreg_P4_cvd2_85 [2:0] = 0
ADJ_COLOR_PAL = 4 (for GA)

3. Set up correspond value to resistors below

Note for Input Signal [GA model] (PAL) included black and white,
75% Y and 75% C, without set up

Screen size

D40" D46"

D32"

V46"

V40"

V32"

V26"

TAGET_Y_RF

160

160

160

160

160

160

160

TCD3_CONT_PAL_RF

128

128

128

128

128

128

128

TCD3_SAT_PAL_RF

128

128

128

128

128

128

128

TCD3_HUE_PAL_RF

128

128

128

128

128

128

128

Adjustment for RF (GAmodel_Y75%,C75%_w/oSetup)

Screen size

D40" D46"

D32"

V46"

V40"

V32"

V26"

TAGET_Y_V

160

160

160

160

160

160

160

TCD3_CONT_*_V

128

128

128

128

128

128

128

TCD3_SAT_*_V

128

128

128

128

128

128

128

TCD3_HUE_*_V

128

128

128

128

128

128

128

Adjustment for Video (GAmodel_Y75%,C75%w/oSetup)

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1. Input color bar via terrestrial analog
2. Send ECS command: ADJUST_TCD3_CONT_RF. Wait success

receive data.

3. Read value of S-REG_APL_LUMA via ECS. Then confirm that

the value is within the range of below table.

4. Read value of S-REG_TCD3_CONTRAST via ECS.

Note :
Y signal calibration adjustment target of terrestrial analog input.

1. Send command: ADJUST_TCD3_HUE_RF from ECS. Wait

success receive data.

2. Read S-REG_AVE_VAL_B_AREA0 via ECS

(READ_AREA = 0)

3. Read S-REG_AVE_VAL_B_AREA6 via ECS

(READ_AREA = 6)

4. Confirm that 8 bits of MSB of 2) and 3) are in the range of below

table.

5. Read S-REG: TCD3_SATURATION via ECS.
6. Restore the original value SREG_NR = 4 (high)
7. Send ECS command: ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_CLR blue

level only.
As for READ_AREA number and position.

Note:
If it is adjusted other signal (other color system), it needs restoring the
value for changed SREGS and sending the ADJUST_LEVEL_
SETTING_CLR before signal changing.

1. Send ECS command: ADJUST_LEVEL_SETTING_INIT. Wait

success recieve data

2. Set SREG_NR=1 (low), hreg_P4_cvd2_85 [2:0] = 0

SREG_ADJ_COLOR_PAL = 4 (for GA)

3. Set up correspond value to following resistors

SREG_TARGET_Y_V
[For AEP, GA (Video-PAL)]
SREG_TCD3_CONT_PAL_V
SREG_TCD3_SAT_PAL_V
SREG_TCD3_HUE_PAL_V

1. Input 75% color bar signal via Video1 input.
2. Send ECS command: ADJUST_TCD3_CONT_V. Wait success

receive data.

3. Read value of S-REG: APL_LUMA via ECS and confirm that

the values are in corresponding range of below table.

4. Read value of S-REG: TCD3_CONTRAST via ECS. Set offset

of V input for S input setting by u-com internal.

Note: When both S video and video (CVBS) are connected, select
video (CVBS) by setting SREG_S_INPUT <0> = 0
Change back this data after adjustment
Note for Input signal
[GA model] (PAL, NTSC)
Included black and white, 75% Y and 75% C, without set up.

1. Input 75% color bar signal via video1 input.
2. Send command: ECS_ADJUST_TCD3_HUE_V via ECS. Wait

success receive data

3. Read S-REG_AVE_VAL_B_AREA0 via ECS
4. Read S-REG_AVE_VAL_B_AREA6 via ECS
5. Confirm that 8 bits of MSB of 3) and 4) are in the range of below

table

6. Read S-REG_AVE_VAL_B_AREA2 via ECS (GA-NTSC)
7. Read S-REG_AVE_VAL_B_AREA4 via ECS
8. Confirm that 8 bits of MSB of 6) and 7) are in the range of below

table (GA-NTSC)

9. Read S-REG_TCD3_SATURATION via ECS
10. Read S-REG_TCD3_HUE via ECS. (GA-NTSC)

As for READ_AREA number and position

AD-AdjustRF Spec.

Spec.

Reference register name

SREG_TARGET

_Y_RF±2

S-REG_APL_LUMA

Reference item

Specification

±2

SREG_AVE_VAL_B
_AREA* difference

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

AD-AdjustVideo Spec.

Spec.

Reference register name
S-REG_APL_LUMA

SREG_TARGET
_Y_V±2

Reference item

Specification

±2

SREG_AVE_VAL_B
_AREA* difference

Reference item

Specification

±2

SREG_AVE_VAL_B
_AREA* difference

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7