ROYAL LUX

TV-6399/7199TXT/AV STEREO (71cm)

COLOUR TELEVISION RECEIVER

SERVICE MANUAL

SECIFICATIONS

! SYSTEM PAL/SECAM,B/G,D/K
! POWER INPUT AC 180-240v(50/60Hz)
! POWER CONSUMPTION 150W
! AERIAL IMPEDANCE 75OHM UNVALANCED
! TUNER VOLTAGE SYNTHESIZER TUNING
! RECEICING CHANNELS VHF-L E2-S10
VHF-H E5-S41
UHF E21-E69
! PROGRAMME MAX.99 PROGRAM MEMORIES
! PICTURE TUBE 28”,110
! SOUND OUTPUT 5W X2
! SPEAKER 8W 8 OHM 2
! AV JACKS AV SCART 1
FULL SCART 1
CAUTION: Before servicing the chassis, read the “Safely Precaution”.
“X -Ray radiation Precaution” and “Product Safety Notice” on Page 2 of
this manual.

X-RAY RADIATION PRECAUTION

PRECAUTION
1.Excessive high voltage can produce potentially hazardous X-RAY RADIATION. To
Avoid such hazards the high voltage must not be specified limit. The normal
value of the high voltage of this receiver is 28.5KV at zero beam current
(minimum brightness) under 230V AC power source. The high voltage must not under
any circumstances exceed 30KV.
2.Each time a receiver requires servicing the high voltage should be checked
following the HIGH VOLTAGE CHECK procedure in this manual. It is recommended
the reading of the high voltage be recorded as a part of the service record.
It is important to use an accurate and reliable high voltage meter.
3.The primary source of X -RAY RADIATION in this TV receiver is the picture tube.
For continued X-RAY RADIATION protection, the replacement tube must be exactly
the same type tube as used in this TV receiver.
4.Some parts in this receiver have special safety-related characteristics for
X-RAY RADIATION protection. For continued safety, parts replacement should be
undertaken only after referring the PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE below.

SAFETY PRECAUTION

WARNING: Service should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with the necessary
Precautions on this receiver.
The following are the necessary precautions to be observed before servicing this
chassis.
1. Since the power supply circuit of this receiver is directly connected to the
AC power line. An isolation transformer should be used during any dynamic service
to avoid possible shock hazard.
2. Always discharge the picture tube anode to the CRT conductive coating before
handling the picture tube. The picture tube is highly evacuated and if broken,
glass fragments will be violently expelled. Use shatterproof goggles and keep
picture tube away from the unprotected body while handling.
3. When replacing a chassis in the cabinet, always be certain that all the
protective devices are put back in place, such as: nonmetallic control; knobs,
insulating covers, shields, isolation resistor-capacitor, network, etc.
4. When replacing parts or circuit boards, disconnect the power cord.
5. When replacing a high voltage resistor (metal oxide resistor) on circuit hoard,
keep the resistor 10mm(1/2 in.) away from circuit board.
6. Connection wires must be kept away from components with high voltage or high
 temperature.
7. If any fuse in this TV receiver is blown, replace it with the FUSE specified
in the chassis parts list.
8. The receiver is designed to operate with 230V(50Hz) AC mains.

PRODUCT SAFERY NOTICE

Many electrical and mechanical parts in this chassis have special safety-related
characteristics are often passed unnoticed by a visual inspection and the X-RAY
RADIATON protection afforded by them cannot necessarily be obtained by using
replacement components rated for higher voltage, read the pares list in this
manual carefully. The use of substitute replacement parts that do not have the
same safety characteristics as specified in the parts list may create shock, fire,
X-RAY RADIATION or other hazards.

GENERAL ADJUSTMENT

AUTOMATIC DEGAUSSING
An automatic degaussing coil is attached around the picture tube, degaussing the
tube properly in about one second after the set is switched on. If the receiver
is moved or faced on a different direction, the power must be switched off at
least 15 minutes in order that the automatic degaussing circuit operated properly.
External is necessary if the automatic degassing proves ineffective when the set
is moved.

B+ ADJUSTMENT

CAUTION: To avoid X-ray hazards, B+ voltage must be set in the scale of

140V+/-0.5V.
1. Make sure the AC power supply is 230V, 50Hz.
2. Switch on the TV receiver, tune in an active channel.
3. Measure the voltage between C641 on Main P.C. Board DC voltmeter.
4. Set contrast, brightness, color to maximum.
5. Adjust VR631 on Main P. C. Board for B+140V+/-0.5V voltage reading.

HIGH VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE CHECK

CAUTION: There is no high voltage adjustment in this chassis, B+140V voltage

directly relates to the high voltage. The high voltage does not exceed 30KV under
any conditions.
1. Connect an accurate high voltage meter to the second cap of the picture tube.
2. Turn on the receiver, set brightness and contrast to minimum (Zero beam
current).
3. Make sure the high voltage does not exceed 30KV.
4. NO matter whether the luminance, contrast and chrominance controls are set
to maximum or minimum, the high voltage must be kept under 30KV.

FOCUSING

Receive a TV test pattern signal; adjust controls for optimum picture. Adjust
Focus Control for a well-defined, sharpest display in the center area of the
screen.

ADJUSTMENT AND SERVICING THE VHASSIS

SERVICE MODE

To enter the service mode, a special remote control which contains a additional
SERVICE key to setup the chassis in producing must be used. See the illustration.
Press the ‘SERVICE’ key on remote control, TV will display service menu as following
table 1. To select the parameter requiring adjustment, use the ‘P+/P-’ keys. To
adjust the selected parameter, use the ‘V+/V-’ keys. To quit the service mode,
press the ‘P.P.’ key on remote control when in the service mode.

Table 1
Parameter Value
Red Gain 32
DC Red 063
Green Gain 32
DC Green 063
Blue Gain 32
DC Blue 063
Apr Threshold 15
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To enter the table 2, press the ‘OK’ key for the first time on the remote control
when in the service mode.
Table 2
Service V3.0
Parameter Value
Tuner AGC 22
H position 32
VPOS 50 10
VPOS 60 10
VAMP 50 47
VAMP 60 40
Bright max 63 1 2 3 4
Bright min 00
Sub Tint 32 5 6 7 8
VCO Coarse 05
VCO Fine 063
9 -/--
VCO Coarse L1 05
VCO Fine L1 080
/
To enter the table 3, press the ‘OK’ key
for the second time on the remote control
when in the service mode.
Table 3
STV9306
SAW50 58
SAW60 00
SH 22
SC 05
CC 10
EW VDC 05
EW AMP 13
EW SHAPE 00
EW TRAP 18
To enter the table 4, press the ‘OK’ key
for the third time on the remote control
when in the service mode.
Table 4
Design
Parameter Value
AGC gain 00
Option 1 48
Option 2 00
Option 3 07
Option 4 03
 Option 5 00
ST Ttext 00
H POS OSD 001
V POS OSD 01
H POS TXT 057
V POS TXT 04

A.F.C. ADJUSTMENT
Removing any R.F. signal source and prevent any stray signal source from entering
the tuner by shorting the tuner input inner contact to the out screen.
Inject the 38.9 MHZ carrier into the tuner IF output pin (pin 11).Select the
parameter ‘VCO Coarse’ in the service mode (Table 2).The ‘VCO Status…’will appear
on the screen. Then press the ‘AV’ key on remote control, the CPU will adjust
automatically until the ‘VCO Status OK’ appears on the screen. If this can not
be achieved, adjust the T201 first and then press the ‘AV’ key on remote control,
the CPU will adjust automatically once again until the ‘VCO Status OK’ appears
on the screen.

GEOMETRY
To adjust the picture position and vertical size, select the appropriate parameter in the service
mode and adjust as necessary.

SPECIFIVATION CTV FOR MODEL : TV-7199TXT/AV STEREO (71cm)

PAL/SECAM B/G, D/K
SUPPLY VOLTAGE : AC 230V/50Hz(+/-10%)
GENERAL INFO : TV 75 ohm
LOAD : 8 ohm
INPUT ANT. : 0Db=1uV

DESCRIPTION UNIT LIMIT 28”

28 TEST
1 MAX/USABLE SENS. VHF dB u V 33/48
UHF dB u V 36/50
CATV dB u V 40/48
2 TELETEX SENS. MV
3 STEREO SENS. MV
4 AFC HOLDING RANGE KHz + 750;-
750;- 500

SOUND
5 MAX.OUTPUT (1KHz) mV 6000*2
6 THD OUTPUT10%(1KHz) mV 5000*2
7 REF.THD(1KHz) MONO/STEREO % <3/3.5
8 S/N dB <32
9 MIN.HUM mV <20
10 RESPONSE FH 7KHz/FL 120Hz dB -3+/-
3+/-6
11 STEREO SEPARATION (GERMAN)
(GERMAN) dB
12 STEREO SEPARATION( NICAM) dB
13 AUDIO INPUT Vrms 0.5+/-
0.5+/-0.15
14 AUDIO OUTPUT (10K OHM LOAD) Vrms 0.5+/-
0.5+/-0.15
15 LEFT/RIGHT CHANNEL RANGE dB
16 TONE CONTROL RANGE
BASS CONTROL (40Hz) dB
TREBLE CONTROL (10KHz) dB

PICTURE
18 SCANNING SIZE VERT. % 90 K” 96
19 SCANNING SIZE HOR. % 90 K” 96
20 PATTERN DISTORTION % 3.5
21 LINEARITY VERT. % <8
22 LINEARITY HOR. % <10
23 WHITE BALANCE 9300 K X X=283+/-
X=283+/-12
24 WHITE BALANCE 9300 K Y Y=297+/-
Y=297+/-12
25 LUMINANCE (50% WHITE Cd/m2 >120
PATTERN) MAX

DESCRIPTION UNIT LIMIT 28”

28 TEST
27 RESOLUTION HORIZONTAL LINE PAL 300
VERTICAL LINE PAL 400
28 COLOUR SENSITIVTTY dB u V 35
29 VIDEO INPUT Vp-
Vp-p 1+/-
1+/-0.3
30 VIDEO OUTPUT (75 OHM LOAD) Vp-
Vp-p 1+/-
1+/-0.3

SAFETY HI-
HI-POT TEST
31 INPUT VOLTAGE 230VAC AC:3000V 1 MIN 10mA OK
32 INPUT VOLTAGE 230V AC:1200V 1 MIN 5mA OK
33 CRT HIGH VOLTAGE (AT ZERO BEAM KV 28 + 2
CURRNT) - 2

Remote control
35 DIRECTIVTY 6m(MIN) 8m(NOR) OK
36 DIRECTIVTY 30 FROM LIGHT AXIS 5m(MIN) 7m(NOR) OK
ROYAL LUX
TV-
TV-7199TXT/AV STEREO (71cm)
COLOUR TELEVISION RECEIVER
PAL/ SECAM BG/DK
VOLTAGE SYNTHESIZER TUNING WITH
INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Introduction
Please read and follow the instruction manual carefully before the set is
operated in order to avoid any damage to the set caused by any wrong
operations.
Any adjustment or repair of the unit should be done by a qualified service
engineer only.

Installation
Locate the TV set in the room and where direct light does not strike the
screen to cause reflection on the picture screen. Reflection will reduce
contrast and color of pictures.
Total darkness or a reflection on the picture screen can cause eyestrain
easily. Soft and indirect lighting is recommended for comfortable viewing.
Avoid excessive warm locations to prevent possible damage to the plastic
cabinet or components. Keep this TV set away from radiators and other heat
sources.
Avoid using the TV set near strong magnetic fields.
Give enough space between the TV set and the wall to permit proper
ventilation. Do not block or cover the ventilation slots and openings on the
set. Avoid placing the TV set in close spaces unless there is adequate
ventilation.
Use the TV set in a horizontal (flat) position only.
Avoid dropping the TV set to the ground and vibrating the set violently.

POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE:

Connect the TV set to AC 180V-240V, 50/60Hz-never connect to DC supply or
other power sources. Make sure that you do use the rated voltage!

CAUTIONS:
Do not push objects of any kind into the cabinet slots as they may touch
current-carrying parts or short-circuit parts, resulting in fire, electric shock
or damage to the TV set.
Be careful not to spill liquid of any kind on this TV set. If it occurs, disconnect
the AC power supply cord immediately. And if there are any faults, consult
a qualified service engineer.
Do not place heavy objects on the TV set which may damage the cabinet or
cause trouble.
Unplug the TV set from the AC outlet when it will not be used for a
prospective long period of time.
During thundering and lightning, do unplug the power cord and antenna cord
to prevent the TV set and never touch the antenna cord during lightning.
You may experience static discharge when touching the TV set. If this

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 happens and the set fails to be operated, turn off the power and
disconnect the plug from the wall outlet.
Do not open the cabinet. There are no parts inside you can service by
yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Never tamper with any components inside your set or any other adjustment
not mentioned in this manual. All TV sets are high voltage instruments. The
picture tube is highly vacuum, If broken, glass fragments may cause hurt.
Scratching, chipping or undue pressure is dangerous and should be avoided.
All “inside work” on your TV set should be performed only but qualified service
personnel!

TO AVOID THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE

THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

AUTOMATIC DEGAUSSING
All color television receivers are sensitive to magnetic influences, usually
caused by either moving the receiver from one place to another or using
certain electrical appliances near the receiver. This residual magnetism as it is
called, sometimes causes distortion which gives rise to “blotchy” areas of
color in the picture. To avoid these effects, the receiver incorporates an
automatic degaussing circuit which operates for a short while each time the
receiver is switched on using the main switch. This circuit removes any
residual magnetism in the metal parts of the picture tube. The purity of the
colors displayed on the screen remains true and lifelike. If the set is moved or
faced to a different direction, the main switch must be switched off at least
ONE hour so that the automatic degaussing circuit operates properly.

CLEANING
Before you clean the TV screen or cabinet, disconnect the plug form the
wall outlet.
Clean up dry dust or finger stain with a soft dry cloth.
When the cabinet has become dirty, Slightly moisten the cloth with water or a
mild detergent solution. Never use chemicals, benzene solvents or thinner as
this may damage the finish of the cabinet.
When the screen becomes dirty, wipe it gently with a piece of soft lint cloth.
Do not rub hard or scratch the surface of the screen.

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LOCATION OF CONTROL BUTTONS

AND TERMINALS ON THE CABINET

1 Speaker
2 Mains Power Switch
3 Volume – Button
4 Volume + Button
5 Program Selector – Button
6 Program Selector + Button/Power On Button
7 Infrared Remote Sensor Window
8 Power Indicator
9 75 ohm Antenna Jack
10 Scart1 – Full Scart Connector1
11 Scart2 – AV Scart Connector2
12 Power Line

OUTDOOR AERIAL CONNECTION

For best reception, especially in fringe areas or where ghosting or interference
is a problem, an outdoor aerial or the connections to the TV cable network, if
available, is recommended.

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Connect the plug of the antenna cable (75 Ohm coaxial cable) to the antenna
input socket.

In case of using the twin-lead type feeder 300 Ohm for UHF/VHF aerial, a
75-300 Ohm converter is needed. Trim the lead and connect the lead to the
300 Ohm terminals on the converter. Then attach the adapter to the aerial
input socket.

EURO-SCART CONNECTORS
When using a satellite receiver (or a video recorder) for TV reception with a
SCART connection cable, you must connect additionally the antenna cable
(antenna cable and SCART cable) as with using the SCART cable only, the
reception of Teletext will not be possible.

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Connect a Satellite Receiver or a
Video Recorder to the TV set as
follows:
Connection Scheme 1:
1. Connect the TV set with Satellite
Receiver and Video Recorder (as
shown in the figure 1), or a Video
Recorder (as shown in the figure
2).
2. Press the Mains Power Button on
the TV set to activate then press
[- P +] button or Power ON/OFF
Switch button on the remote
controller to turn on the TV set.
3. Press the [0/AV] Button on the
Remote Controller twice to switch
to AV2 mode.
4. To return to TV program, select
the TV mode by pressing the [0/AV]
button of the remote controller.

Connection Scheme 2:
1. Connect the TV set with devices as
shown in the figure 3.
2. Operate the TV as the steps 2; 3; 4
of the above scheme 1 to view the
programs in AV condition.

REMOTE
CONTROLLER
With this Remote Controller the TV
set can be operated from a certain
distance. Please take care of the
following:
1. The Remote Control handset must
be pointed to the infrared remote
sensor while operating any remote
control functions.
2. All the remote controls have a
limited effective range. If the TV set

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 cannot be operated by the remote controller, check the distance and the
effective range to the TV set.
3. Keep the transmitting window of the Remote Controller and the remote
sensor of the TV set clean.
4. Please follow the maintenance advice for the remote control handset.
MAINTENANCE OF THE REMOTE CONTROL LER
1.When the Remote Controller operates properly at normal viewing distances
no more, the batteries must be replaced.
2.If the Remote Controller is not used for a longer period of time, it is
recommended to remove the batteries in order to avoid leakage.
3.Do not drop the remote control handset.
4.Do not expose the remote control handset to high temperature and
moisture!
5.Do not disassemble the remote control handset!

BATTERY INSTALLATION
(REMOTE CONTROL HANDSET)
1 Remove the battery cover.
2 Insert the 2 “AA” 1.5V batteries making sure the

polarity (+/-) of the batteries matches the polarity

marks inside the unit.
3 Close the battery cover.

OPERATION
Operations by the keys on the Front Cabinet (please see location of
control buttons in page 4)
1 Mains Power Switch
Press to switch on the main power. The set will go into standby mode and
the Indicator will be alight in red.

2 Program Selector P+ and P- buttons

Under standby mode, press P + or P - to turn the set on. P + on Remote
Controller can turn the set on but fail to turn the set off. To press POWER on
Remote Controller or Main on TV set, TV set can be turned off. Press P + to
select upwards the TV channel or P - to select downwards the TV channel,
program number will be displayed for 4 sec.

3 Volume VOL+ and VOL- buttons

Press VOL + to increase the sound level or VOL - to decrease the sound
level, volume bar will be displayed.
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Operations by the keys on the Remote Controller

1 POWER eky

This key turns the set from the standby

condition into ON. Picture and sound will
appear, and vice versa.
2 1-9 digits key
Press to select TV stations directly, program
number will be displayed on the screen for 4
sec. 1 2 3 4

3 -/-- key
5 6 7 8
For programs 10~99, it can be accessed by
pressing key -/-- first, Say if you want to access
program 23 , press key -/-- to see -- on the 9 -/--
screen , then press 2 and within 2 seconds of
pressing 2 , press key 3. If key 3 is not pressed
within 2 seconds the program accessed is
program number 2.
4 AV key
Press the button will view the TV and the
external video in the following sequence.
TV! !AV1(Full Scart)! !AV2(AV Scart)! !TV
5 P+/P- key
Press P+ to select the stations upward and P-
to select downwards, program number will be
displayed for 4 sec. When Teletext is active,
these keys increase or decrease the current
teletext page.
6 V+/V- key
Press the V+ or V- to set the sound level higher
or lower, volume bar will be displayed.

7 MUTE key
Press to switch off the sound temporarily. The
mute sign will be displayed. Press again to
recover the sound from mute.
8 STATUS key
Press to view present program number,
system, Status display will last for 4 sec.
9 SLEEP key
The set will switch OFF if the sleep timer
expires . The Sleep timer can be set in steps of 10 minutes with a maximum
of 120 minutes.

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10 RECALL key
Press it for the first time to view the previous program. Press it for the
second time to return the present program.
11 P.P. key
The TV picture can be adapted to suit the current lighting conditions. Press
Successively to select the desired settings. The same key is used in TXT.
Soft Dynamic Favourite Standard

STANDARD, SOFT and DYNAMIC are preset values of

Brightness, Contrast and Colour, whereas FAVOURITE is the last analog
setting that the user had set.
12 P.S. key
The TV sound can be adapted to suit the current conditions. Press
Successively to select the desired settings.
Music News Favourite Standard

STANDARD, SOFT and DYNAMIC are preset values of Brightness,

Contrast and Colour, whereas FAVOURITE is the last analog setting that
the user had set.
The same key is used in TXT.

13 ANALOG key
Press key ANALOG you will have the right to choose the picture and sound
settings as follow:
BRIGHT! !CONTRAST! !COLOR!!SHARPNESS! !TREBLE! !BASS
!BALANCE
The same key is used in TXT.

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14 Menu and OK keys
This menu contains four sub-menus used for selecting various parameters
of picture and sound or various Timer, tuning functions.
Press the MENU key continuously, the following menus will appear in turn:
Picture Menu! !Audio Menu ! Install Menu ! Setup Menu ! Menu Off.
It is also used to return from a submenu to menu.
P+ and P- keys for selecting items in a particular menu.
V+ and V- keys for changing the value of selected item .
OK key to enter a Sub menu. The key is also used in TXT.

14.1 PICTURE MENU

If press the Menu key for the first time, we can get Picture menu.
The Picture menu has following Sub menus :
a) Brightness (64 Steps )
b) Contrast (64 Steps )
c) Colour (64 Steps )
d) Sharpness (16 Steps )
These items could be selected through P+ / P- keys. All items could be
varied using V+ / V- keys. The graphic and numeric display of the control
level of selected item is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

14.2 SOUND MENU

If press the Menu key for the second time, we can get Sound menu.
The Sound menu has following Sub items :
a) Treble (64 Steps )
b) Bass (64 Steps )
c) Balance (64 Steps )
d) Volume (16 Steps )
These items could be selected through P+ / P- keys. All items could be
varied using V+/V- keys. The graphic and numeric display of the control

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 level of selected item is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

14.3 INSTALL MENU

The Install menu has following 4 items :
a) Auto Tune
b) Manual Tune
c) Fine Tune
d) Store
These items are accessed using P+ / P- key.

For Auto Tune :

If Auto Tune is selected in this menu, then by pressing OK key on Auto Tune
will start the auto search process.

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Auto Tune will automatically search through all the bands for any available
stations in transmission and store them consecutively into program numbers
01 onwards.
Progression of operation will be indicated by moving of bar display , changing
of band and program number. The Auto Tune can be aborted using MENU
or POWER Key.
Whenever a program is stored the Colour system is put as AUTO . For sound
system the Carrier levels ( B/G, D/K,I,MN ) are compared and the one with
the highest level is tagged with the program. Also the label is reset back to - -
- -.

For Manual Tune :

If Manual Tune is selected, by pressing V+/V- key , Manual Tune will start
and display as following will appear on screen.

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If V+ key was pressed in Manual Tune ,it will search for next available station
and Stop where the signal is received. If V- key is pressed it searches in the
negative direction and will search for the previous channel.
During Manual Tune only MENU and POWER key is recognised , rest of the
keys are ignored.

For Fine Tune :

If Fine Tune is selected, activation of V+/V- key will tune forward / backward.
The bar graph will show the deviation in positive or negative direction with
repect to the Stored tuning information.

If user stores the fine tune value by using the STORE function, the value will
effective even if the TV set have been shutdown.

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For Store :
When OK key is pressed from item Store , another submenu appears with 2
items namely Program ( Program number to which you want to store the
tuning info ) and Store.
If item Program is selected , activation of V+ / V- keys will increase/decrease
the program number entry. It can also be done by direct digit keys (Key 0 to 9
on remote handset).
When item Store is selected and OK key is pressed ,the existing tuning
information along with AUTO colour standard and sound standard (based on
sound carrier strength level) will be stored in the Program number entered in
item PROGRAM and OK display will appear beside item Store.

14.4 SETUP MENU

TIMER SUBMENU :

The Timer submenu has following items :

a) Time _ _ : _ _
b) On Timer _ _ : _ _
c) Off Timer _ _ : _ _
d) On Timer Pr_ _
Sub-menu is accessed using OK key.
For items (a) to (c) the V- key is used to change the hour (0 to 23) and V+ Key
to change minutes (0 to 59 ) . For item (d) V- key is used to decrement On
Timer Program number and V+ key is used to increment On Timer Program
number(0 to 99).

The On/Off Timer and Program number will be disabled when the TV set is
Power on. However, these setting will keep on when TV in Standby mode.
Auto ShutOff Timer :
When no Front end IDENT (from RF) is detected for APP.5 minutes ,the set
will switch to standby automatically .

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ORGANIZE SUBMENU

For Pr : Press V+/V- keys to Select a particular program.

For Label : V+/V- keys are used to jump from one column to other. Red
background shows the row selected and the selected column is blue and
flash.
To access alphanumeric characters in the sequence A to Z ,+ , -, SPACE and
0 to 9 for P- key and in reverse order of sequence for P+ key.The label hence
gets tagged to the particular program.
For Picture : Select Colour standard as AUTO, PAL , SECAM,
NTSC1(4.43MHz), NTSC2 (3.58MHz) by pressing V+/V- keys.The Standard
selected gets tagged to the particular program.
For RF Std : Select RF standard as BG/ DK/ I/ MN by pressing V+/V- keys.
The Standard selected gets tagged to the particular program.

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For Skip : To Skip or not the particular channel by pressing V+/V- keys. You
can still use the direct number keys to enter into the skipped channels.

FUNCTION SUBMENU
If the Function selected and press OK key, the Function submenu will
displayed. One of the items is accessed using P+/P- keys, the setting
changed by using V+/V- keys.

If the lock is changed from No to Yes, the lock menu will appear. In this
mode, three digit can be keyed in and saved as the locking number. When the
next time the TV is power on, the user must key in the locked numbers to
enter the TV. And it’s convenience for user to use the P.P. when they forget
the lock number.

LANGUAGE SUBMENU
If compilation option LANGUAGE is selected, Language menu appears on
the screen. The Language menu has Following four items :
a) English
b) French

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c) German
d) Polish
One of the languages is accessed by using P+/P- keys.

" TELETEXT mode

1 TV/TXT key
Press the TV/TXT key to change the viewing condition from TV to Teletext if
TV stations in your local have teletext broadcasting.
2 STOP key
This is a toggle function key which stops the current page acquisition to
prevent teletext update. STOP can be released by requesting 3 digits page
number again.
3 REVEAL key
This is a toggle function key to display hidden characters.
4 SIZE key
This key is to expand character size and display half teletext page. Each
press will display upper – tower – normal page.
5 Mix key
This is a toggle function key to display TV picture and teletext together or
teletext only.
8 SUBCODE key
This key allows the user to enter 4 digits subcodes for the current page. If
subsequent digit is not entered within 5 sec, previous page number will be
recalled and displayed on the screen.
9 Index key
Press this key will show the index page.
10 OK P.P. P.S. ANALOG keys
These 4 color keys in teletext mode can quickly enter the pre-captured
teletext pages.
11 P+/P- keys

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 P+/P- key can be used as a page up/down key in teletext mode.
12 CANLEL key
This is a toggle function key to display latest TV picture from the current
teletext page or vice versa.

Warnings: If SERVICE MUNE is displayed on screen, please press the P.P.

key to close the SERVICE MENU. This SERVICE MENU is used for
technical alignment only. Improper alignment of this SERVICE MENU will
cause poor picture. If you have any inquiry about this, please contact your
dealer or qualified technician.

SPECIFICATION:
Picture Tube Size: 28” (71CM) / 25”(63CM)
Aerial: 75 ohm unbalanced
TV system: PAL/SECAM, B/G, D/K
Preset programs: 99
TV Channels: VHFL E2-S10
VHFH E5-S41
UHF E21-E69
AV Socket: Full Scart 1, AV Scart 1
AV System: PAL
Feature: Remote Control, TV/AV, Teletext, Tone Control,
Spatial sound effect, On/Off Timer, Sleep Timer,
Child lock,
Audio Output: 5W 2 Channel
Power Requirement: AC 180V-240V 50/60Hz
Power Consumption: Max. 150W
Dimensions(W H D): 720 569 480(mm)
Weight: 39Kg

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

TROUBLE SHOOTING
Most of the pictures and sound disturbances can be checked and possibly
solved by the following checklist:

No Picture (Screen remains dark)/No Sound

Check whether the TV set is connected to a correct working AC power outlet
Check whether the house fuse is OK
Check whether the power button on the TV set is switched on

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 Check the aerial function
Check whether Mute function is activated

Poor or no Picture (Screen remains dark)- but normal Sound

Adjust Contrast and Brightness

Snow and Noise only

Check the antenna connection
Adjust manual fine tuning

No Color
Is the TV program transmitted in color?
Adjust the color on the TV set respectively with the remote control

Dotted Lines or Stripes

Often caused by local interference from e.g. cars, neon lamps, electrical
appliances etc.
Adjust the aerial for minimum interference.

Double Images or “ghosts”

Often caused by reflections from nearby tall buildings or mountains.
Change the direction or position of the aerial. It is recommended to use a
high directional outdoor aerial.

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VO
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FBI
RI GI
SW LI
BI
RI
LO RO
SCART2
R810A +29V

LO
RO

8OHM/8W

9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

9
8
7
6
5
4
3
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20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
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21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
SDA

SCL
1R/2W VIN2
D3401
LIN1 R501 R507 IC501
4148 470 82K
C3417
3 12

C452
1000UF/35V C3418 RIN1

D3403

R504
C3419 SP602 R455 C507

4148

1K
S-SW2
100UF/35V C453 R454
R429 R426 470P D502
100 100 1n 22K 2K 1n Q501 IN4148
R3413 C3401 C3416 VIN3 A1015 R511
R421 R422 R423 R424

C451
10K 220

1n C450
2.7K 5.6K 5.6K 2.7K 0.01u 0.39u 470UF R453 R452 S-SW1 VO1
C432 C433 3 9 8 11 10

22K
C3406 22K RIN2
C426 C421 C427C422 C428 C423C424 C429 C425 C431 R516 R514
R3411 5 C3409 R519 2K7

1n
IC401 LIN2 CN101 4.7K
5.6n 5.6n 18n 22n 100n 100n 100n 100n 22n 18n 2.2u 2.2u 4 R3414 CT
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26
30

28

27

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BOL 24
23

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LIN2 MINR 19
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1K C3408 IC3401 R502 R508
0.1u R3412 4R7 FBI

MOL

MOR

LIN4 MXOR
CRF DGND

BOR
TRR

INR
AGND TRL
SCL
TDA7263M 470 82K

MIL

BIR

MXOL INL
BIL
2200P 3.3UF 100 C3411 Ro V501

TDA7439
R434 R450 R451 R433 4 9
RI

R505
100n 560 22K 22K 560 C506

1K
GI Go

RIN4

RIN3

RIN2

RIN1

LIN1

LIN3
SDA

LOT
ROT
C3420

470UF
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R3409 470P
1 BI Bo
D3404 C444

10

11

12

14

15
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R3420 4148 C439 RO R517 IN4148
1K 4.7uF

R3417
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CQ05
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C3415
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C435 0.1u 1u 1u 1u 2200P C3407 4R7 10K R406 R518 R513
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100 C3413 C3402 VO1
Q464 R503 R509

CQ04
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C437 1N4148 A1015 D462 R3430 C407 C408 470 82K STV5112
TU201 C436 C1815 D461 R408
10UF 0.1u 1 15

VIDEO OUT
560

R506
1u 1u C486 10K C508
1u

1K
L401 1N4148 SP601 D503
R484 D465 R3431
100UH 680P

MUTE
C434 1N4148

+8V
22K

+5V
1N4148 470u IN4148

Audio

Audio

+8V
RIN2

RIN1
47K

LIN1

LIN2
8OHM/8W
AGC

VCC

100UF +8V R512 R515

BU

BH
VT

BL

IF

220 2K7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 13

CVBS TEXT
L202 R520 R517 2 5 C509

OSD FB

OSD G
OSD R
4.7K

OSD B
SDA
5V(A)

BCLP
SC

8V
SCL
VT 10K

HD

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+5V XS804 XP504 D505 2200p/1K6V
C239 47UH +12V IS4148 R521
R102 C235
C111 C114 C113 C504 C510
33K 47u GND C505 82
22u 0.1u C233 47PF 47PF 10u 0.01/500V
L111 R144 L113 10UF
AGC 1n 56K 22UH 180V
R148 R147 D107
R145 R146
BH

D209 47UH
BL

D210 R255 100 100

8.2K 2.2K C131 C112 HEAT
4K7
R101

1N4148
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1N4148
47K

470u 47PF

R132 1K2
D211 1N4148 C138 C137 C161
C143
1N4148 C240 4n7 R138 4700P 0.1u 18PF C128 C127 C126 R135 R133 R131
C236

10K
10u Q204
2SA1015Y

Q206 C142 2.2K 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u 1K 1K2 1K2 CRT BOARD

10n R142
10u R143
2SA1015Y

2SA1015Y

2.2u R139 C129

C238 2.2K 2.2K 0.1u
C132

4.7U

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C139
10u

C141
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R028 1K
R026 1K

R027 1K
R116

27K
Q205 C105 *C144 47k
100 R137

R136
R237 R233 R234 C135
1u C134 15K 150PF X101
10n 10n 0.1u 4.43M
10K 10K 10K C145
BSW1 R232 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29
R071

SDA

XTAL1

XTAL2
HOUT

BCL/SAF

Vcc1

GOUT
CVBSOUT1

GND1

FBOSD

ROSD

BOSD

Icath

NC
LFB/SSC

PIFLC1 X1/VAMP/CHROUT
SCL

CLPF
SLPF

VERT

XTAL3/BTUN

GOSD

ROUT

BOUT
Vcc D
AUDIOOUT
FMCAP

GND D
5K6
BSW2 R231 5K6 1K SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6
IC002
CN001/5

IC011 R079 4.7K VS-1

V- V+ P- P+
CN001/4 R076 CN001/3 IC003
GND
VCC

OUT

+5V
1 56 STV2246C/48C

TUNERAGCOUT
IRIN KB INPUT +12V
+8V

INTCVBSOUT
10 R074 R075
R072 R073

AGCSIFCAP

AM/FMOUT
CN001/2

Y/CVBSIN3
EXTAUDIO
AGCPIFCAP
2 55 120 270 470 680 BCLV

CVBSIN1

CVBSIN2
C067 C041 RESET NC

GND IF

PIFLC2

FBEXT
Vref IF
SIFIN1

SIFIN2

PIFIN1

PIFIN2

FLYBACK
GND2
IFPLL

VccIF

Vcc2

CHR

EWSENS

BREATH
APR
10UF

EWOUT
10UF R311

CRAMP

CHOLD
NC

NC

NC
R312 R313

BS

SENS2

SENS1
3 54

SYNC

VOPS
NC VT R017 330K +8V 220K

GND
C040

VCC

OUT
100K 15K

SDA
R015A

SCL
0.1u C031 IC301
1K R037 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
47PF 39K Q001 R012 STV9306
4 53 33V L101 SCL R301 100
MUTE STDBY LED C122 C123 C117
1815 1u C109 R119 C151
R001 1u R121 C118 1u C153 C152 FBI SDA
33K C108 220 R324 C312

C103
33K 10u 1u R322 R314 R320
GREEN RED D001A 5 52 150
1n 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u R302 100 C306 R335
HFT505M NC STDBY LED SAW101 L103 RI C301 C302 1n 10K 2.2K
CN001/1 R015 R003 R004 VT C124 8.2uH C402 C401 C403 C125 1u
C327 C328 100 100 68K
1K R002 4 0.022u C106 R128 100n 330n
10K 0.33u trf1062 1u 1u 330K GI 100P 100P

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RESET ON/OFF OSC C001 C002 R124 BI R317
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MUTE R156 R155 R154 R153 1K D302 1
7 50 1K 1K 75
DESIGN OSC R401 75 75 75 75 1N4004
R065 +5V C107 R331
ON/OFF R036 R005 X001 3 CF102 75 +12V
C121 Q401 C319
4K7 8 49 4M 4K7 10n 47u 10 R336 VCOIL
6K8 S-SW NC R066 CF103 C1815 C809A C314

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R006 24V 470
10K C014 4K7 5.5M 0.027U/400V 22n
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NC NC C015 L112
6K8 C119 0.1u L804
S-SW2 82PF L110 4R7/2W C809
R404 22UH D311
10 47 10UH C309 0.27U/400V
S-SW1 R060 NC NC 470 0.1u C133 4.7UF/160V D813
35UH
XS803
470u L803 C839 R814
6K8 32V/1w

VIDEO OUT
SDA 11 46 SAW2 FR104 1 HCOIL
R007 NC SAW-SW2
SCL 4K7 1 1K
Audio

VIN3
VIN2
1U/250V
5V(A)
AGC

8V
+5V R843
12 45 SC C812
NC NC 10K
C011 D108 1000u C801 220P/500V
GND SDA
WC
E0 VCC

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0.1u 13 44 SAW1 1N4148

+12V
NC SAW-AW2 L802A
R801A 100UH
BSW2 R807 +180V
IC001 C807A
E1

ST24C01 14 43 Q683 IC602 56P 1K/1W

NC BSW2 BSW1 N615 TLP621 IC606 C802
B892 C656 C674 1R1/2W D801
+5V 3 2 1 2 1 2 C675 +8V
1N4937 10U/250V
OSD B R029 C603-606 D603-606 7812 7808 HEAT
15 42 D012 D013 C657 100UF/16V 0.1u
B BSW1 C607 C653 C651 C690 3
OSD G 1000P/1KV ERC05-10B T602 4 1 3
1K 1N4148 1N4148 220u/400V 100UF 0.1u 0.1u 470UF/16V
0.1u
OSD R R031 16 41 VS-1 D634 IC604 R804

2
G VSYNC R620 R655
OSD FB R090 T611 RU4YX 2K2 R670A 1 2 C671 C662 +5VA 2R7
1K 120K 7805
22K BCLV
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C645
2

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C805
D004 R620A 100UF/16V 0.1u 0.1u 470UF/16V

220P/500V
1K R049 6.8 R685
1N4148 120K
R034 5.1K C634 D805 HV
18 39 390P 10K
FB AVDD1 7

1N4937
R008 R009 R622 C616 5 IC605
1K C606 D606 D604 C604 R602 C655 Q652
4.7K 4.7K R039 C035 C033 D614
15K 1000/2KV 1 2 C652 C654 +5V
SDA C017 560 R014 19 38 0.1u 3R9/5W 1N4148 7805 D134
9 2200u/25V 0.1u
SDA PXFM
3 R650 10UF 2SA1015Y 1N4148 3
R619
D617

100 5K6 4n7 10K R650 BCLP R802

C613 470UF/16V
SCL R015 20 37 D635
SCL JTRETO C602 4700P R624 RESET C146 4
47 RU4YX D650 1K
ES1 2 Q613 4.7u/50V
100 17 3V9 R653 C650 1R/0.5W FV
C036 0.22U/250V C614
21 36 R611 39 10K
VDD GND 22P Q611 C635 1000u/35V D626 C659 10UF/16V
5K6 0.1u 8 R610 C637
C008 0.33/1W R808

1UF/50V
0.1u C004 T601 D616 2SC4429/5299
33V +29V 6
22 35 D619 1S1555 2 8K2/2W
JTDO AGND 1015 MTZ11C 470P R808A
C009 R011 16 R640 8K2/2W R801 SV
220P C019
100uF 5.6K R623 R617 R626 15K/2W R809 2
23 34 470n
RT601

WSCF TELETEXT 2K7 1K 2K2 8K2/2W 1R/2W

MZ72-18

L001 D631 33V

C005220n R019 3 13 C808 9

1N4004
C021 82P
0.015u

100UH XS600

D808
6.8K 24 33 CVBS TEXT +140V C812A
WSCR WSS R635 100u/160V 10
RU4AM R638
0.22uF/400V

Q612 R689 R688 Q682 HD C807

L002 68K 150K Q685
R615 2SC3807 R686 0.1U/250V
R041 C615 ON/OFF Q802 L819 0.039U/200V R310
C617

+5V 25 32 R637 22K 10K C1815

C600A

AVDD3 JTMS 22K VR631 150K 1 8

R043 0.01 C631 2K C318 T801 D2539/2SC5296
10UH C012 10 +5V 9 R639 0.2UH 22K
C022 XP600 470P C1815 L801
0.1u 10 C641 22K R315 10K
26 31 Q631 180K Q686
TEST0 AVDD2
0.22u/250V

100UF/160V C1815 D685 R813 0.1u Q801

R817
C685

330P/500V C801B
R018 104 C601A R687 4.7UH R149
C003 4n7 C629 R636 D641 A1015 100
6V2 560K

1K5
5.6K 27 30 6K8 1UF
XS601

MCFM CVBSO L801 2200P/400V 6V2 10K

R021 C034 DGC-HL-25 L818
C013 22P D810 C842 D802
28 29 15K 10u S600 XS600A 0.6UH C843
JTCK TXCF F601 C810 RS3FS
IN4148 6n8/1600V
C801A 220P/2KV
C023 2n2 R629 R629A C816 5n6/1600V
2A250V AC230V 4.7M/0.5W 4.7M/0.5W 100P/50V 2SC2482 C811
ST92195 330P/500V D803
27n/400V 1N4937
50Hz