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    Colour television Chassis Service Contents Page 1 Technical specifications 2 3. Connection facilities 2 4. Safety instructions, Maintenance instructions, Warnings and notes 3 4. Mechanical instructions 3 5. Overview oscillograms 4 Survey of testpoints 4 Block diagram 5 Fault finding tree 6 6. Repair facilities 7 7. Electrical diagrams and print lay-outs Page 10 18 Deflection module 110 degrees (Diagram D) 14 18 3W amplifier mono (Diagram M) 15 15 2 x 3W amplifier (Diagram C2) 16 16 Separate controls and Main

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    Colour television Chassis Service Contents Page 1 Technical specifications 2 3. Connection facilities 2 4. Safety instructions, Maintenance instructions, Warnings and notes 3 4. Mechanical instructions 3 5. Overview oscillograms 4 Survey of testpoints 4 Block diagram 5 Fault finding tree 6 6. Repair facilities 7 7. Electrical diagrams and print lay-outs Page 10 18 Deflection module 110 degrees (Diagram D) 14 18 3W amplifier mono (Diagram M) 15 15 2 x 3W amplifier (Diagram C2) 16 16 Separate controls and Main

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    Colour television Chassis Service Contents Page 1 Technical specifications 2 3. Connection facilities 2 4. Safety instructions, Maintenance instructions, Warnings and notes 3 4. Mechanical instructions 3 5. Overview oscillograms 4 Survey of testpoints 4 Block diagram 5 Fault finding tree 6 6. Repair facilities 7 7. Electrical diagrams and print lay-outs Page 10 18 Deflection module 110 degrees (Diagram D) 14 18 3W amplifier mono (Diagram M) 15 15 2 x 3W amplifier (Diagram C2) 16 16 Separate controls and Main

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    Colour television Chassis Service Service Service Contents Page 1. Technical specifications 2 2) Connection facilites 2 3. Safety instructions, Maintenance instructions, Warnings and notes 3 Mechanical instructions 3 5. Overview oscillograms 4 Survey of testpoints 4 Block diagram 5 Fault finding tree 6 7 i 9 9 9 6. Repair facities 7. Electrical diagrams and print lay-outs. jagram = PWB Power supply & Line stage (Diagram A1) 7 Tuner & IF (Diagram A2) 17 Sound & Chroma (Diagram A3) 7 Controls & Teletext (Diagram A4) 9 7 CRT panel (Diagram 8) 10 18 Deflection module 110 degrees (Diagram D) 14 18 3W amplifier mono (Diagram) 18 15 2x 3W amplifier (Diagram C2) 16 16 Separate contro's & Mains module (Diagram J) 18 18 8. Electrical adjustments 19 9. Gircuit description 20 10. Directions for use 23 11. List of abbreviations 25 42. Spare parts list 26 Pushed by LV 9766 TV Serie Deparment Pinedin The Netheranés “Copyright resoned Subject to moaicton ( 4822 727 21820 PCS 91 372 68 & 5. Overview oscillograms / Ubersicht Oszillo- gramme / Vue d'ensemble des oscillogrammes A D4 ‘amv / div AC ms / div 2. '3V/ dv AG ous / div p13. 2 Pa Vb LRA i tH + om / div AC tms/div rc oOmV / div AC ms fv |A4 Not present cr sv DC ca sv Dc ca sv DC ca 1V/div OC. 0.84 / div cs. ‘s00mV / div DC 054s / div ot 10V /div DC 2ous / av pe Bi div AC ms dv Da BV div AG ous dv PCS 91375 1V//div AG ‘ms / dv o7. Wi div AC Sms | div 2OmV I dv AC toms / civ 9 1Vidiv AC ‘5ms / div p10. 0.5V/dv AC ‘toms /aiv on 2V/ dv AG ‘5ms / div biz 2V/ div AC ‘sms /dlv ChassisL62 ff} 4 | vi2a tA : & } 12 13.6V DC ‘50mV div AC. ‘2V/ dv DG 1OV/divAC ~~ OSV/ div DC SS FEET a0 HAE PB 10.2V DC V7 Secam sony Wd | PosaV DC V9 Bv6 DC EN | at ee ec aris ae 0.2V/div AC 10V/ div DC ‘s00mvV | div OC nae Rina” “aba! Survey of testpoints / Ubersicht iiber die Teststellen / Presentation des points a tester MAIN CARRIER (Component side) CRT PANEL “mp, ot Block diagram / Blockschaltbild / Schéma-bloc Cees VIDEO + oun G CONTROL /Bedsenung/COMMENDE va | [oz a o perp Le sem POWER SUPPLY/Ne an 180 wo 1 jam asso Ws INSIDE e700 Video 4 Ten/¥IDEO + SON CRT MODULE/CRT Modul e/CRT MODULE _ Chroma decoding EB video Delay Line controller ei VS woof SL Lp, Se ern sete ' eemmee te a \ cf lt von eH FT bt sp stots jesamnee te ; sf sto apes ts TL PCS 91 376 PCa ers Block diagram Supply voltages / Blockschaltbild Speisung / Schéma-bloc du alimentation wes eri ene ou »O31Y70SI SNIVW LON, \ jNOUNBLLY PCS 91377 Fault finding tree & Repair facilities / Fehlersuchbaum & Reparaturhinweise / ZOSLSL. “Tossa afedaa aye ypoqp IST, pow wou ayneyep-s9uag “vous Td wo asgt ‘980A, 3999, MO = ama unos ox ‘MO = punog umd ON ‘unos ON aimatd ON U0) 9}OWIDY 10 putas super omy pes) JS JHL NO HOUIMS Aide au depannage & Conseils pour la réparations Repair facilities Functional blocks (On both the service printing on the copper and the ‘component side, functional blocks are indicated by lines and text Test points ‘The L6 chassis Is equipped with test points in the service printing on both sides of mono-board. These test points are referting to the functional blocks as mentioned above: + PI-P2-P3, ete: + L-L2L3, ete Test points for the power supply Test points for the line drive and line output circuitry Test points for the frame drive and frame output circuitry Test points for the synchronisation clreuitry ‘Test points for the video processing circuitry + AT-A2-A3, ete: Test points for the audio processing circuitry + C1-C2-C3, ete: Test points for the control circuitry + T1-T2-T3, etc: Test points for the toletext processing circultry + FL-F2-FS, ete: + 81-82-83, ete: + viev2-vs, ete: The numbering is done in a for diagnostics logical sequence; always start diagnosing within a functional block, in the sequence of the relevant test points, for that functional block. Sen ice default-alignment mode (SDAM) The service default-alignment mode is a pre-defined ‘mode which can be used for faultfinging (especially when the TV gives no picture at all). All oscillograms and DC. voltages in this service manual are measured in the service default-alignment mode. ‘Activate the service dafault-alignment mode can be done in2 ways: 1. By short-ciruiting the service pins $1 and $2 of the microcomputer (pin 14 of 1G7600) 2. From normal operation mode by pressing the button “DEFAULT or "ALIGN" on the DST (Dealer Service oo!) RC7180. Leaving the service dafault-alignment mode to normal ‘operation can only be done by the stand-by on the remote control or by pressing diagnose 99 followed by the Ok-button on the DST (so not via mains switch “oft after mains switch “off and then “on” again the set will start up in the service default-alignment mode again to enable easy faultfinding) Eunctions of the service default-alignment made: 4. All analogue settings (volume, contrast, brightness. and saturation) are in the mid position. 2, Set is tuned to program number 1 3. Delta volume settings are not used (delta volume setting = a delta on the volume setting) 4. OSD error message (present available e:ror code) is displayed continuously 5. The OSD-key will act as search and auto store on the ‘maximum program number. 6. Automatic switch off function (set switches “oft after 416 minutes no IDENT) will be switched off 7. Hotel mode will be disabled 8. All other functions remain normal controllable Chassis L6_ ff 7 | New option settings are activated immediately. 1. Software version of the microprocessor used in that typical set is displayed in the right top corner 2. Acaunter in the middle of the screen indicate the ‘normal operation hours of the set in a hexadecimal code (every time the set is switched “on" the counter, is inoremented by 1 hour, 80 +1 at the counter). 8. Tho "in the middle of the screen next to the counter indicate that the set isin the service default-alignment mode 4. Option code This code indicates the Options setting of the set. 5. Error cade history: The 5 last different error codes occurred are stored in the EEPROM memory; last error code detected will be displayed on the left side (see for an overview of all possible error codes Fig. 6.3), 80 0.9 00000 means no error codes present in the buffer 30000 means one error code present in the buffer; error code 3 23000 means two error codes present in the buffer; last detected error code is error code 2, previous detected ‘error code is error code 3 ‘The error code history buffer is cleared when the Service Menu is left by the stand-by command or by diagnose 99 command. In case the Service Menu is left by the mains switch “off the error code history butfer will not be cleared. PCS 81 683 GB Bk Option code + Counter + *S" for Service Menu active + software version -+ 01 Error code history + setting row -» In the bottom line the options are given. Control of the options is with the following keys on the remote contro + PROGRAM +/- Select the option to be changed: Via the ‘PROGRAM +/-" button the option to be changed can be selected. The selected option is implemented immediately. + CONTROL ‘Changes the setting of the option. upidown ‘Text displayed in the option row in the Service Menu SINGLE SYSTEM UK SYSTEM BG+LL’ SYSTEM BG+DK oo2as 10 23000 SYSTEM 8G+I + Fig. 6.4 BGDK set For a PAL | only set For a PAL BG/SECAM LL’ set For a PAL BGI/SECAM LL’ set The technical consequence for the selected option For a PAL BG only or PAL BG/SECAM MENU 4: ‘Changes to a submenu: via "MENU +/-" buttons a submenu Js selected in which in a stereo version the sound/sync alignment can be done. The options are stored immediately in the EEPROM. The following table indicates the possible hardware and software options and their technical consequences: NATIONAL BRAND ‘Selacts MENU-Layout National MAco0%.—> Brand styling Fig. 62 4. Error messages The microcomputer also detects errors in circuits 1. In normal operation: connected to the !°C (Inter IC) bus. These error {In normal operation no errors are indicated. ‘messages are communicated via OSD (On Screen 2 Display) and a flashing LED in the service In the service dafault-alignmant mode both the “OSD default-alignment mode. (error code history butter) error message” and the "LED error’ indication will display the present detected error continuously “OSD error number” | “LED behaviour —_ | Error Possible defective (Service Menu) description component No blinking LED LED blinks once LED blinks twice ‘No error = HC error le76002 General 120. FC bus is blocked LED blinks three times EEPROM error | 107605 PCS 81 684GB Fig. 63 Power supply & Line stage / Netzteil & Ablenkstufe / = Srnc negro gv ge A ost uae fol. et 3 | DEFLECTION| MODULE Module secteur & Etage de lignes e Eig, He, f Ha Hie, (He, 8 8 8 =| 5 500m / div DC 104s /div Hy pe 10u8 / div TOV Fav OG 10ps / dv 10 / div peneres] + 2V/ div DC Sms /div Lt t4038v 06 g oom /div DC 10s / div 100V 7 dv DC Wd OC Ls sev Ft st a E Gee ESS ii LEE SEE OOOO ETT ; Reale lee 7 5 i Fithh| 4 7 q 7 7 5 B= flslc] le | : 7 = Rg |: al g PCS 91378 Tuner & IF / Kanalwahler & ZF / Sélecteur & Fl Chassis L6.2 ff 10 | 1 2 3 4 5 £. 2 2 ae a >| 9 Re ee = 4 q q ; ss ee mmm 4 wzlawe tt wer GEE a as ‘| A199 = + aE : 5‘ i Po erica cfu! a a oe] yy! ; sao a spsca] {0 5! a on a 90-5 0° See esa a “Ir Oj ae 3083 2200 ! 4 adi ui va Stp-sC-1 i : Beam |, (| 308? B+SC-IN A314 i [A oy, nea IT A M2 3020 AO eee. M423 ms) | [a ET a vZ! sp gee sey ae i003} = A a a n Oj = “ wy yo ee IQ jew 3816 -s = ay j 7 a Facsout [unas youne-e Kl Oj wate ett ele yy | . xara Zi fas 5 owe le JL) oy oesty ie ele UO! Be Tc yh, [| : oe lly Li ee a ; : ; i = = 7 Bs 3s fs ve, 3 $3 ea ba Hitwise 8 28 28 eo ESE § B° sHRAIHS” sHHBS S225 2599 22529 Ee er ee eee ee eee eeemneneeenener ec emeteerte cer TRRanSCaRRTT eee cee eee SeSeeeEae See ea aac aaaeeaeeeeenes tedihbbbdGaa nana Ginsenseenanalaaay aot 8 7 leek ; Bi me ate Se BS] = a 7 | alg cE 9 eeL ErBRS gp al fel | ELS B 2 ES Wh fee) 8) 2 ie OU [5 Per as Be rs Cw le ope aa JJ ibe fg} 24 58 as mI F J ost wil ls Sound & Chroma/ Ton & Chroma / = 1 2 5 ‘ 5 D > . : . A AM—SOUND FM—SOUND re >) ae a : = eel z i Se Pe DECODING Son & Chrominance vita at W7aWvDC, 20ys | civ ‘0m av AC ims/ div i o £ 4 0 0 J 4 17 dW DC 2oys / div O.8V/dv OC 2oys av Vi2 | t ‘ims /dv 20mV av AC ms /iv Uepey f TO0mV / div AC ‘05V/av DC Pops / div ‘500mV Fav AC 10 ys / div eo § ig eg & see 8 38 zag s Hee Ross ig 8 i A \n “Sa = ‘S00mV /div BC toys / dv 08c.A9. 10ys /div Vee '500mV/div DC PCS 91 380 Controls & Teletext / Bedienung & Videotext / Chassis L6.2 J 12 | 2 2 5 ‘ z 5 CONTROL + TX sa 2 alls Fle : hy ‘ = ae = Shas Lap lee ra ryoy dy sll su aks Zh oecs oe 8] OE] 8G a rz = Te o |a jo eS] oy (a | Selle See ti, PARATE cal 3674 ie 51 cw |= = js, Ge " “4 Hoe "yy te a pa (=. BB asso, il = ‘lh *e 82, b E Ht a le 0 = ‘é UW ® uals ‘T : Ca, es cnoe AO 6 wey 2828 ' 28,98 al al EB, ys Se oe am ats Hye ise tary as ee a lee 8G ; MES oecs or ase ZS alls (3 vo] ate cree FL] 1 Ge oh seeuce fess 15s pS Ate oe, s ses] ne sega eI] _ lll Lr eewre itt _*E ae ile 1 35, aso 2608, MEN sll e0| 151/45 a ait L® disse ame, ee ee rel es ol eee), Be, AL@? aS senor ple +e 3663 "| Si 155 (Ae Ar=19 Hayne 5132" SI 17 |7 “SPL ne 9683 (ee ber ee Laer OH HG E ., allag AP eg FR ty nn oe es Sie |) ee He i jt Boe as ab eon 7g a se a sx 0508 Ao ee ap alee ap 7 spe 3 Lae : A ote dee 5 = a a Ea [esi = x a i t = AB sso fa ore | los “P2383, sea] == 7 aes cee PCS 91 381 Commande & Télétexte B88 8. i BRB Br f 8 23 588 3° eeheeeio SaB aya tetaus gees wor csuas age agen nonnaR wa Cees BRRCRLR ESS SRSRRRSRARS SS Seee ee TAS STS TLE SSeS SS! mamesvestezeonunn an eaS3 345559 3220089: pegeeeens- BERERRR® own 2 ven 20.95 eea nasa EES vor oe" 975.9599: nas noms nen sas yos ven eoRo nimi ane naeER: Moroes ae. SBeaaeeeee! aRRRRRRRRR RRR eR RRR CRAM AE RAS RED Anna nana aN IAN nU Naaaaa BRAS ASSIS RAMAN INA Ra NUERES SSS SRO EGGS ¢— = = © BR arer, a g % (82/28/39 ¥ Bt AG | q 3 §{ 24/9 dat 3 4 a8 8 3 S als ge Bz uo 0 8 RGHTESS | A070 SraBPrESS 12-40 C ext ‘STATUS aw 2 SATURATION 43-39 75 VOUNE-® 42.43 est g es. LU of 85, stem 12-24 20 ee ® vo. a 7 no Br ut Tk & 1 _ 4 a a 5 @ Cer CRT panel / Bildrdhrenplatine / Platine TRC 2 4 #9 4 aw 10s CMecdenuos = SSYSENSDTTe | Focus to 101 . aa He P| ol" nel q = ‘| rele asia [a o =BEBE oe |e t seesazaes - HEEL Ee a [ 2 seeggzesneess ae BSRES -| 7 r ri O8V/dwAC ‘104s /div HOHE $Ba258858a2 -| 50mV / dv AC 2v/ dv AC 2V/ div AC ‘ms / div r HaaaconE aS Bessa Se8 1V/ div AG ‘5ms / div Raaaeennccee HERR [>) MOOWE 110 ‘Erne | diy ‘Sere | diy ‘IOme dee 0.8V//div AC tome / div ‘269091 sdew! r—4 | AG co arena aon 4 M10 aa Asis es 200 iB rer a nz mor sissvHo yey Bee yY ay 3 ou iB T82& gooy POze ¥ y vesnevaL | | = a an Tt Mext GWNOS ONOW FINGOW | ouow snayeoyidue ME EE EE / OUOW AayAeISABA ME /OUOW JaII|dwe ME ay 2x 3W amplifier / 2 x 3W Verstarker / 2x 3W amplificateur Chassis L6.2 J 16 | PCS91 385 a sta Psse00 1c. " 7 o ww NC 86 /0K ‘200 [oruwose| orissss| oFL09853 | crLiKaess a SPs FP wt resi 57 NC 8G Nt o or a7 NCL 8 err 6 | 7 wana a eza| ene eas | nee ra | rosso | Pesta 8 = ozs aw sz shale a Separate controls & Mains module / Bedienung & Lis | HEADPHONES OUTPUT W694 ED ECELER alt 88 wo #431 caer q 4" i; te CRT PANEL ae = om oe eS ol — alt iG =a ay Netz-Modul / Commande & Module du secteur { DEFLECTION MODULE 110° 84 ant B12 318 a2 21 Electrical adjustments Adjustments on the 110 module panel Horizontal amplitude Is adjusted with potentiometer R3924 Vertical centring 1s adjusted with potentiometer R3921 Pictur hoight 1s adjusted with potentiometer R903 East-west correction 's adjusted by potentiometer R9913 Note: Fg903, R3919, RI921 and RI924 are located on the 110° module pcb, Horizontal centring (main pb) \s adjusted with potentiometer 3129 on the main PCB. Focusing Is adjusted with the focusing potentiometer in the line output wansformer AFC 2) Adjustment ofthe AFC and picture demodulator (al versions), Select a non secam L/L system in the SDAM mode (negative modulation). Switch the tuner to HIGH BAND (pin 11 of tuner 1 100 grounded). Connect a pattern {generator to pin 17 of the tuner via a capacitor of 4.70F and put a 82W resistor from the output of the generator to (ground. Connect a DC voltmeter to pin 44 of 1C7100. Aajust coll 5100 to get 3V5 on pin 44 of IC7100. The signal of the generator has to be 38.9 MHz ) Adjustment ofthe AFC and picture demodulator. (BAND 1 L France versions only). ‘Same story as a) only the frequency of the generator has to be 33.9Mhz with positive modulation, RF AGC If the picture of a strong local transmitter is reproduced distorted, adjust potentiometer R3130 untl the picture is undistorted fr: Connect a pattern generator (e.g. PMS518) to the aerial input with RF signal amplitude = 1mV. Connect a muitimeter (OC) at pin 5 ofthe tuner. Adjust R3130 so that vottage at pin 5 of the tuner is 8VS +/- OVS DC. Adjustments on the CRT panel VG2 cutoff points of picture tube ‘Apply a black CVBS signal atthe input pin 20 of scart. ‘Adjust the brightness in order to have 1.6V during the line at the R,G.8 outputs of the BIMOS pin 18,19,20 of IC7100, Put potentiometers 3328, F316 and 13306 to the minimum, value (maximum voltage on the CRT cathodes), Adjust now \VGa2 til the colour that luminates fist is not visible anymore. ‘Adjust now the other two potentiometers in such a way that they just dont luminate, Potentiometer 3308 should always be in the mid-postion. Eo a PCS 91 388 GB. Cra 94 92 93 94 94.1 For the description of the audio and video processing see the description in the AAS AA service manual. For the description of the power supply see the ‘description in the L6.1 AA service manual. General ‘The differences between L6.1 and L6.2 are: + Large 25° and 28° picture tubes for L6.2 + Stereo 2 X 3 Watt stereo headphone ‘+ Mono 3 Wait (also present in some L6.1 versions) Electrical consequences are a new defection module (110, degrees), 2 2 X 3 Watt stereo amplifier panel and some small ‘adaptations on the L6.2 main panel(derived from L6.1). 110 deflection module General For the 25° and 28° sets a 110 module is needed for EastWest correction. This panel is allocated on the right, hhand side of the mainboard (seen from the rear). Eastwest Correction in this module is based on the diode-modulator principle; the current through the horizontal deflection col is ‘modulated. As this is done by a parabolic-shaped voltage, EM distortion is corected. This parabolic-shaped voltage is derived from a saw-tooth-shaped voltage of the frame deflection, Frame (time base frame) Because the raster partis fed by the primary side a galvanic isolator must be applied between IC 7100 (= 50 called Bimos, ig) in the secondary side and the raster ampitier on primary side, Ths is realised by opto coupler (7422); this opto coupler will be switched and it wil block the saw-tooth of the Bimos i. ‘So we don't use the saw-tooth of the Bimos((pin 42) or the ‘feedback frame input(pin 41). The only information from the Bimos ic (=1C7100) is the flyback command (pin 43). ‘Tne output ofthis pin i a pulse of 6 to 0 Volts during 1 mS with a period of 20mS. This signal blocks transistor 7424 and this causes conduction of the opto coupler diode (7422). The internal transistor also conduct and pins 11 and 12 (connector 00820) ofthe 110 module wil be shor circuited, Raster part ‘Sawtooth generator ‘A sawtooth must be created because we don't use it from the Bimos ic{see annex 8). Via 150V C2901 willbe charged via 3901, '3900 and D6900; the function of D6901 is to termine the lower par of the potential level. After 20mS a signal coming from the Bimos ic will short-circuit pins 11 and 12 of connector 0082 and C2901 will be discharged. Itis a ‘must to have an amplitude on the screen independent ofthe '50Hz or 60H frequency of the mains; see circuit diagram annex 6. The emer voltage of T7900 can be adjusted with potentiometer 3903; this isthe top Vottage of the saw-tooth This isthe cout for adjusting the verical amplitude Independent ofthe 50/60Hz frequency. The sawtooth will Control T7901 and this transistor controls the amplifier T7902, T7903 and T7904).D6902, 06903, T7305 and (©2904 determines the flyback. This flyback pulse is negative and is created by an inverted polarty of C2904, During the deflection T7905 is blocked and C2904 charges; during the flyback T7905 conducts and the flyback pulse wil be made. PCS 91 389 GB 9. Circuit description East-West modulator ‘The parabola is taken on C2907; R3916 and D6905 determines the shape of the parabola and they corrects the upper and lower parts. The parabola is fed via C2908 to potentiometer 3913; this for adjusting the pin-cushion correction. Via T7904 this signal goes to MosFet 7808; the \Vgs command has two functions by changing the Voltage of \Vgs by potentiometer 3924: pin-cushion correction and horizontal amplitude adjustment. Special components + D6904.+.RG916 _: temperature compensation of Vbe (77904) + R995, trapezium correction + C2909 to avoid external radiation + caste to avoid “twisted or broken’ lines Line timebase ‘The control votage of pin G7 ofthe Bimos ic (=ic7100) is. derived via opto coupler pos 7420 to transistor T7421; then ‘send via C2428 and C2421 to pins 5 and6 of connector 0082; ths isthe control of the base of T7906 (=BU1508AX). At the flyback diode between collector and mass there are two parts present to allow the Eastiwest modulation. One part ofthis ‘modulator consists of D6906, 77908, ©2910 and C2911. The ssecond part another diode isnt vsibie in the crcut diagram but itis present in the MosFet 7908, (On pins 1 and 2 ofthe module the primary side of the LOT is Connected. The LOT supplies the following voltages: + 35 26 Volts after smoothing + 08 14 Volts +9 160 vols for video amplifiers Circuit description 98 981 982 Control and teletext (Diagram Aa) Teletext Control and teletext are integrated in the same uC. If there is no TXT another uC is used with less pins. Inthe story below, the numbers mentioned are the numbers mentioned outside the housing of IC7600, ‘The CVBS:signal i fed to pin 23 or 24 depending on the fact IF itis the internal or external CVBS-signal. In this way teletext can be used on the ext- and the int signal ‘The teletext information and OSD-information is present at pin 92-29-34 Contro! uC-connections. ‘Supply voltage (pin 52); If his voltage is present and the power-on signal is high the uC wil star, C-Bus (pin 50-49); This bus i used to communicate with the EEPROM in which the settings are stored. Local keyboard (pin 48-47-46); ‘These three inputs are present as an input forthe local keyooard. The inputs become connected to ground if a key is pressed. IR-input (pin 45); Input forthe remote-control commands ‘TXT / no THT (pin 44); Depending on the fact if jumper 4600 or 4803 is placed, the HC is told if the sot is a TXT or no-TXT set. POR (pin 43); It the POR-signalis low the uC will not start. The HC waits Until this signal becomes high. In this way the uC knows that the supply-voltage is high onough 4Mnz oscillator (pin 42-41); The frequency ofthe oscilator of the uP is determined by this crystal 8600. In the TXT execution this frequency is 12Mhz. Ground (pin 40); Ground of the power-supply OSD-Generator (pin 39-38); The components connected these pins determine the frequency of the OSD-generator, This is 65 Mhz VFL (pin 37); This pin is used to tel the uP that vertical flyback takes place. This information is used for determine the location of the OSD. Horizontal flyback (pin 36); Pin o inform the uC that horizontal flyback takes place. Also information required for OSD. Fast-blanking signal (pin 35); This signal (FBL) is used to indicate the video controller that there is OSD or Teletext information, So this signa blanks the ideo information OSD-signals (pin 34-93-32); ‘These three signals are used to create OSD information in different colours. Nil(pin 27); Signal to generate a DC-current through the deflection coll to create a non interlaced mode during TXT-made. CVBS-inputs (pin 24-29); ‘These pins are used as input for teletext-sources. Pin 24 is input for the CVBS-signal of the scar-input and Pin 23 or the internal CVBS ofthe set. LED-drive (pin 20); Signal to drive the LED when the set is on. With $7607 itis, possible to light the LED with a higher luminance during stand-by. Es En Functional switch (pin 19); Inthe future the switch connected to this pin could be used instead of a mainsvitch Status (pin 18); input-pin to tel the uC that there is an external signal present. Pin 16 high is external and pin 18 low i intemal signal Inve (pint7); Control signal o select between internal and extemal(scan) signal. pin 17 is high" the internal signal's selected, else the edema Standby/AFC (pin 18) This pin acts as an input for AFC-

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