PT AE4000 ServiceManual

ORDER NO.
BSD0910A10CE
D10
LCD Projector
PT-AE4000U
PT-AE4000E
PT-AE4000EH
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PT-AE4000U / PT-AE4000E / PT-AE4000EH
The service technicians is required to read and follow the ‘Safety Precautions” and “Important Safety Notice” in the service manual.
Specifications
Power supply: Terminals:
AC 100 - 240 V 50 Hz/60 Hz S-VIDEO IN: Single-line, Mini DIN 4p
Power consumption: Y: 1.0 V [p-p], C: 0.286 V [p-p], 75 Ω
Less than 240 W VIDEO IN: Single-line, RCA pin jack
During standby (when fan is stopped): 1.0 V [p-p], 75Ω
0.08 W (at 220 V) COMPUTER IN:
Amps: Single-line, D-sub HD 15-pin (female)
3.0 A - 1.5 A R.G.B.: 0.7 V [p-p], 75 Ω
LCD panel: G.SYNC: 1.0 V [p-p], 75 Ω
Panel size : (diagonal) 0.74 type (17.78 mm) HD/SYNC: TTL high impedance, automatic
Aspect ratio : 16 : 9 positive/negative polarity compatible
Display method : 3 transparent LCD panels (RGB) VD: TTL high impedance, automatic
Drive method : Active matrix method positive/negative polarity compatible
Pixels : 2 073 600 (1 920 x 1 080) x 3 panels COMPONENT IN
Lens: Y, PB/CB, PR/CR: Single -line, RCA pin jack x 3
Motorised zoom (2x)/Motorised focus Y: 1.0 V [p-p] (including sync), 75 Ω
F 1.9 - 3.2, f 22.4 mm - 44.8 mm PB/CB, PR/CR: 0.7 V [p-p], 75 Ω
Lamp: HDMI IN :
UHM lamp (170 W) Triple-line, 19-pin HDMI connector
Luminosity*1: HDMI (Deep Color, x.v.Color ), HDCP/HDAVI
1 600 lm Control Ver. 4 compliant
Operating environment: SERIAL: D-sub 9-pin RS-232C compatible
Temperature: 0 °C - 40 °C (32 °F - 104 °F) TRIGGER:
When the HIGH ALTITUDE MODE (See functional Dual-line monaural mini jack DC12V, MAX100mA
instructions that are in the provided CD-ROM.) is set (Selectable for input and output by menu operation.)
to ON: 0 °C - 35 °C (32 °F - 95 °F) Cabinet:
Humidity 20% - 80% (no condensation) Molded plastic (PC+ABS)
Scanning frequency*2 (for RGB signal): Dimensions:
Horizontal scanning frequency : 30 kHz - 70 kHz Width 460 mm (18 -1/8")
Vertical scanning frequency : 50 Hz - 87 Hz Height 130 mm (5 -1/8")
Dot clock frequency : Less than 150 MHz Length 300 mm (11 -3/4")
COMPONENT (YPBPR) signals: Weight:
525i (480i), 525p (480p), 625i (576i), 625p (576p), Approx. 7.3 kg (16.09 lbs.)*2
750 (720)/60p, 750 (720)/50p, 1125 (1080)/60i, Certifications:
1125 (1080)/50i, 1125 (1080)/60p, 1125 (1080)/50p, PT-AE4000E: EN60950-1, EN55022, EN61000-3-2,
1125 (1080)/24p EN61000-3-3, EN55024
Color system: PT-AE4000U: UL60950-1, C-UL, FCC Class B,
7 (NTSC/NTSC 4.43/PAL/PAL-M/PAL-N/PAL60/ ICES-003
SECAM) <Remote control Unit>
Projection size: Power supply:
40" - 300" (1 016 mm - 7 620 mm) 3 V DC (AA battery x 2: PT-AE4000U, R6/LR6 battery
Throw distance: x 2: PT-AE4000E,EH)
1.2 m - 18 m (3'11" - 59') Operating range:
Installation: Approx. 7 m (22'11”)
FRONT/DESK, FRONT/CEILING, REAR/DESK, (when operated directly in front of signal receptor)
REAR/CEILING Weight:
(Menu selection method) 125 g (4.4 ozs.) (including batteries)
*1 Measurement, measuring conditions and method of Dimensions:
notation all comply with ISO 21118 international Width: 48 mm (1 -7/8")
standards. Length: 138 mm (5 -3/8")
Height: 28.35 mm (1 -1/8")
(excluding protruding parts)
<Options>
Cable cover: ET-PCE2000
Ceiling bracket: ET-PKE2000/ET-PKE1000S
*2 Average value. Each product has an individual

variability in weight.
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WARNING
This service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the general public.
It dose not contain warnings or cautions to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers in attempting to service a product.
Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professional technicians. Any attempt to service
or repair the product or products dealt with in this service information by anyone else could result in serious injury or death.
Trademark Acknowledgements
HDAVI Control is a trademark.
VGA and XGA are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation.
S-VGA is a registered trademark of the Video Electronics Standards Association.
HDMI, the HDMI logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.
The font used in the on-screen displays is a Ricoh bitmap font, which is manufactured and sold by Ricoh Company, Ltd.
All other trademarks are the property of the various trademark owners.
WARNING:
Use UV Radiation eye and skin protection during servicing.
Precaution
If using of this projector at high altitudes (above 1,400m), set HIGHT ALTITUDE MODE to “ON”.
(Refer to “OPTION menu” in Operating Instructions.)
Failure to observe this may cause malfunctions. Never use this projector at an altitude of 2,700m or higher.
Using this projector at high altitude, consult your dealer or Authorized Service Center about preparations.
Note
This projector has the demonstration mode that aims at the effect of the display in the shop. When Panasonic logo and the model name (PT-AE4000*)
are displayed, and they go round the fore concerns of the screen while slowly blinking, or when the screen is divided right and left (or upper and lower)
by white line, and the characters of “PANASONIC PROJECTOR AE4000” slowly moves horizontally (or vertically), the projector is in the
demonstration mode, cancel it before returning the customer the projector by the following methods.
Press “RETURN” button on the main unit or remote control unit 3 seconds or longer.
About lead free solder (PbF)

This projector is using the P.C.Board which applies lead free solder.
Use lead free solder in servicing from the standpoint of antipollution for the global environment.
Notes:
・ Lead free solder: Sn-Ag-Cu (tin, silver and copper) has a higher melting point (approx. 217°C) than standard solder. Typically the melting point is
30~40 °C higher. When servicing, use a high temperature soldering iron with temperature limitation function and set it to 370 ± 10 °C.
・ Be precautious about lead free solder. Sn-Ag-Cu (tin, silver and copper) will tend to splash when heated too high (approx. 600°C or higher).
・ Use lead free solder for the P.C.Board (specified on it as “PbF”) which uses lead free solder. (When you unavoidably use lead solder, use lead
solder after removing lead free solder. Or be sure to heat the lead free solder until it melts completely, before applying lead solder.)
・ After soldering to double layered P.C.Boards, check the component side for excess solder which may flow onto the opposite side.
About the identification of the lead free solder P.C.Board.
For the P.C.Board which applies lead free solder, the symbol as shown in the figure below is printed or stamped on the surface or the back of
P.C.Board.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
There are special parts used in Panasonic LCD Projectors which are important for safety. These parts are shaded on the schematic diagram.
It is essential that these critical parts should be replaced with manufacturer’s specified parts to prevent shock, fire, or other hazards.
Do not modify the original design without permission of PANASONIC BROADCAST & TELEVISION SYSTEMS COMPANY.
WARNING:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment dose cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
The user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures.
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION : Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment will void the users authority to operate.
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CONTENTS
Page Page
1 Safety Precautions ---------------------------------------------5 7 Measurement and Adjustments --------------------------23
1.1. General Guidelines ---------------------------------------5 7.1. Cautions for Adjustment -------------------------------23
1.2. Leakage Current Check ---------------------------------5 7.2. Setting Before Adjustment ----------------------------23
1.3. UV Precaution and UHM Lamp Precautions -------5 7.3. Lighting Area Adjustment -----------------------------23
2 Ext Option ---------------------------------------------------------6 7.4. Software for Adjustment -------------------------------25
2.1. Procedure to enter EXT OPTION ---------------------6 7.5. Flicker Adjustment --------------------------------------29
2.2. EXT OPTION Menu and Functions ------------------6 7.6. Input Level Adjustment (RGB) -----------------------30
2.3. Canceling EXT OPTION --------------------------------6 7.7. Serial Number Setup -----------------------------------30
3 Self-Check Mode ------------------------------------------------7 7.8. Sensor Correction ---------------------------------------31
3.1. Procedure to enter the self-check mode ------------7 8 Troubleshooting -----------------------------------------------32
3.2. Self Check Display and Contents ---------------------7 9 Interconnection Block Diagram --------------------------39
3.3. Canceling the self-check mode -----------------------8 9.1. Interconnection Block Diagram ----------------------39
4 Flicker Adjustment Mode ------------------------------------9 10 Block Diagram ------------------------------------------------40
4.1. Procedure to enter the adjustment mode -----------9 10.1. Power Supply -------------------------------------------40
4.2. Adjustment Display and Contents --------------------9 10.2. Signal Processing (1/3) ------------------------------41
4.3. Canceling the flicker adjustment mode --------------9 10.3. Signal Processing (2/3) ------------------------------42
5 Using the SERIAL Connector -----------------------------10 10.4. Signal Processing (3/3) ------------------------------43
5.1. Connection ------------------------------------------------10 11 Schematic Diagram -----------------------------------------44
5.2. Pin Layout and Signal Names 11.1. A-P.C.Board --------------------------------------------45
for SERIAL Connector ---------------------------------10 11.2. K1-P.C.Board, K2-P.C.Board, K3-P.C.Board --46
5.3. Communication Settings ------------------------------10 11.3. S-P.C.Board, R-P.C.Board,
5.4. Basic Format ---------------------------------------------11 V-P.C.Board, H-P.C.Board ------------------------47
5.5. Communication Cable Specifications --------------11 11.4. B-Module (1/2) ----------------------------------------48
5.6. Control / Inquiry Commands --------------------------12 11.5. B-Module (2/2) ----------------------------------------49
6 Disassembly Instructions ----------------------------------14 12 Circuit Boards ------------------------------------------------50
6.1. Printed Circuit Board and Main Parts Location --15 12.1. A-P.C.Board (Foil Side) ------------------------------50
6.2. Removal of Upper Case -------------------------------16 12.2. A-P.C.Board (Component Side) -------------------51
6.3. Removal of A-P.C.Board ------------------------------16 12.3. V-P.C.Board --------------------------------------------52
6.4. Removal of K1- and K3- P.C.Boards Block ------17 13 Exploded Views ----------------------------------------------53
6.5. Removal of R-P.C.Board ------------------------------17 14 Replacement Parts List ------------------------------------57
6.6. Removal of S-P.C.Board ------------------------------18
6.7. Removal of V-P.C.Board ------------------------------18
6.8. Removal of B/Q-Module -------------------------------18
6.9. Removal of P-Module ----------------------------------20
6.10. Removal of Lamp Unit --------------------------------20
6.11. Removal of Analysis Block and LCD Block /
Shift Mechanism / Projection Lens ----------------21
6.12. Replacement of Incidence Polarizer --------------21
6.13. Replacement of PBS Array (Analysis Block) ---22
6.14. Removal of Iris Unit -----------------------------------22
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1 Safety Precautions
1.1. General Guidelines
· For continued safety, no modification of any circuit must be
attempted.
· Unplug the power cord from the power outlet before

disassembling this projector.
· Use correctly the supplied power cord and must ground it. Fig. 2
· It is advisable to use an isolation transformer in the AC power 2. Assemble the circuit as shown in Fig. 2. Plug the power cord
line before the service. in a power outlet.
· Be careful not to touch the rotation part (cooling fan, etc.) of 3. Connect M1 to T1 according to Fig. 2 and measure the
this projector when you service with the upper case removed voltage.
and the power supply turned ON.
4. Change the connection of M1 from T1 to T2 and measure the
· Observe the original lead dress during the service. If a short voltage again.
circuit is found, replace all the parts overheated or damaged by
the short circuit. 5. The voltmeter must read 0.375 V or lower in both of steps 3
and 4. This means that the current must be 0.75mA or less.
· After the service, all the protective devices such as insulation
barriers, insulation papers, shields, and isolation R-C 6. If the reading is out of the above standard, the projector must
combinations must be properly installed. be repaired and rechecked before returning to the customer
because of a possibility of an electric shock.
· After the service, check the leakage current to prevent the
customer from getting an electric shock. 1.3. UV Precaution and UHM Lamp
Precautions
1.2. Leakage Current Check
· Be sure to unplug the power cord from the power outlet when
1. Prepare the measuring circuit as shown in Fig.1. replacing the lamp.
Be sure to use a voltmeter having the performance described in · Because the lamp reaches a very high temperature during its
Table 1. operation, wait until it cools completely when replacing the
Lamp Unit.
· The lamp emits small amounts of UV-radiation, avoid directeye

contact with the light.
· The lamp unit has high internal pressure. If improperly handled,

explosion might result.
· Because the high pressure lamp involves a risk of failure,

never touch the lamp wire lead during the service. (See Fig.3)
Fig. 1
Lamp Wire Lead

Table 1
Fig. 3
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2 Ext Option
This projector has EXT OPTION in addition to standard on-screen menus.
· There are SELF CHECK and FLICKER ADJUST for service, etc.
2.1. Procedure to enter EXT OPTION

1. When the projector is power ON, press "POWER" button on the main unit or remote control unit to display "POWER OFF"
confirmation screen.
2. Press the right-arrow " " button to select "CANCEL" in the "POWER OFF" confirmation screen.
3. On the main unit or remote control unit, press the buttons in order of up-arrow " ", down-arrow " ", up-arrow " ", down-arrow " "
and "ENTER".
(When the "ENTER" button is pressed, "EXT OPTION" menu is displayed.)
2.2. EXT OPTION Menu and Functions
· FAN FULLMODE
Setting the cooling fan motor rotation speed
Switching ON "FAN FULLMODE", the rotation level of the fan becomes high-speed rotation (fixed). Moreover, when "FAN
FULLMODE" is ON, changing "HIGH ALTITUDE MODE" in OPTION menu becomes impossible (setting FAN FULLMODE is given
priority more than HIGH ALTITUDE MODE).
· AUTO SETUP
Setting AUTO SETUP mode
NORMAL: To set the normal mode (the dot clock is adjusted strictly)
SPECIAL: To set the special mode (the dot clock is adjusted roughly)
* Do not change the initial setting (NORMAL).
· SELF CHECK
To enter the self-check mode
· STATUS
To enter the STATUS display mode as right figure
· FLICKER ADJ
To enter the flicker adjustment mode
· OS
Setting of the reflection noise reduction filter when a component signal (except 525i, 625i, 1125/60p and 1125/50p) is inputted.
Usually set it to ON.
* Do not change the initial setting (ON).
2.3. Canceling EXT OPTION

Press "MENU" button on the main unit or remote control unit.
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3 Self-Check Mode
This mode is used to narrow down the location of the failure.
3.1. Procedure to enter the self-check mode

Select "SELF CHECK" on "EXT OPTION" menu and press "ENTER" button on the main unit or remote control unit.
3.2. Self Check Display and Contents
SELF CHECK S/N SD12345678 18
1
MM: 1.00 SM: 1.00
F: 1.00 IM: 1.00
2 XGA60
3 H 48.48KHZ G-SAVED OK 19
4 V 60.60HZ U-SAVED OK 20
-------------------TEMP-----------------------
5 TEMP OK
6 INTK 26 INTK ------ 21
7 EXST 179 EXST ------ 22
8 FLTR 141 FLTR 149 23
9 FLTR SENSOR OFFSET 79

---------------------FAN-----------------------
10 INTK OK EXST OK 24
11 LAMP OK PWR OK 25
---------------MECHANICAL---------------
12 IRIS OK LENS MEM OK 26
---------------------LAMP-----------------------
13 LAMP OK 2000H OK 27
---------------UNIT HISTORY----------------
14 TOTAL *****H RESET ** 28
15 **H** ** **H**
16 **H** ** **H**
17 **H** ** **H**
* This display is an example and the display contents

depend on the input signal mode.
The result of items “G SAVED” and “U SAVED”, “OK” is

displayed for OK and “NG” is displayed for NG.
The result of items “TEMP”, “FAN”(INTK, LAMP, EXST,

PWR) “IRIS”, “LAMP MEM”, “LAMP”(LAMP, 2000H), the
OK display becomes red characters when shutting down
because abnormality happened last time
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Display Contents Remark

1 MM:Microcomputer / SM:Sub-microcomputer / MM/Microcomputer (IC1005), SM/Sub-microcomputer (IC1010),
F:FPGA / IM:IRIS Control Microcomputer FPGA (IC1032)/ IRIS Control Microcomputer (IC1143) software
Software Version Display *1 versions are shown.
2 Signal Display Different display according to the input signal
3 Horizontal Signal Frequency RGB or YPbPr (YCbCr) signal reception only
4 Vertical Signal Frequency RGB or YPbPr (YCbCr) signal reception only
5 Temperature Abnormality Check Cause of Lamp Malfunction
6 Thermo sensor 2 temperature (-10 C 110 C) *2 Current temperature around the air intake port
7 Thermo sensor 1 temperature (-10 C 110 C) *2 Current temperature around the air exhaust port
8 Thermo sensor 4 temperature (20 C 149 C) *2 Current temperature around the LCD Block
9 Thermo sensor 4 difference correction value Gap from the reference value of thermo sensor 4
10 FAN3 Error Information FAN3 (Intake fan) Error
11 FAN4 Error Information FAN4 (PBS fan) Error
12 Iris Abnormality Check It is distinguished whether the iris operates normally
13 Lamp Abnormality Check Cause of Lamp Malfunction
14 Total Usage TIme Projector Cumulative Usage Time
15 Lamp ON Current Cumulative Usage Time(actual time), Number of
16 Cumulative Usage Time / Number of Lamp on Second LAMP ON times, Cumulative Usage Time(Conversion
times / Cumulative Usage Time time for 150W) of the lamp are shown from the left.
17 First
18 Product Serial Number Displays the serial number of this projector.
19 Gamma Correction Data Check It is distinguished whether gamma data is stored in the flash ROM
20 Color Heterogeneity Correction Data Check It is distinguished whether color heterogeneity correction data is
stored in the flash ROM
21 Thermo sensor 2 temperature (-10 C 110 C) *2 Temperature around the air intake port when the last thermal
shutdown occurs.
22 Thermo sensor 1 temperature (-10 C 110 C) *2 Temperature around the air exhaust port when the last thermal
shutdown occurs.
23 Thermo sensor 4 temperature (20 C 149 C) *2 Temperature around the LCD Block when the last thermal
shutdown occurs.
24 FAN2 Error Information FAN2 (Exhaust fan) Error
25 FAN1 Error Information FAN1 (Power fan) Error
26 Lens Memory Abnormality Check It is distinguished whether the lens memory operates normally
27 Lamp - Judgment for Cumulative Usage more Judgment for Replacement Time of Lamp
than 2000h. *3
28 Lamp – Number of RESET times Number of times for resetting the Cumulative Usage Time
*1 FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array)

LSI that is rewritable quickly while inspecting the program by system designer. (This will be able to reduce the
development time.)
*2 When detected abnormal temperature around the air intake port / air exhaust port / LCD block, TEMP indicator turned
on. If arriving at the critical temperature, the power supply will shut down automatically (thermal shutdown) and the
indicator will flash.
*3 Warning of the lamp cumulative usage time and shutdown use the conversion time for 150W.
3.3. Canceling the self-check mode

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4 Flicker Adjustment Mode

If replacing the optical parts (LCD Panel / LCD block) or A-P.C.Board of this projector, enter the flicker adjustment mode and minimize
the flicker.
4.1. Procedure to enter the adjustment mode

Select "FLICKER ADJUST" on "EXT OPTION" menu and press "ENTER" button on the main unit or remote control unit.
Note: "DESK setting (red)" is displayed when entering the adjustment mode.
4.2. Adjustment Display and Contents

· Setting value is increased and decreased with the right-arrow " " and left-arrow " " buttons.
" ": Decrease, " ": Increase
Adjust the setting value to minimize the flicker on the screen.
Execute the adjustment by 6 patterns below.
· The pattern (adjustment display) is switched with the up-arrow " " and down-arrow " " buttons.
" ": Forward direction, " ": Reverse direction
There are 6 patterns of "DESK setting (red)", "DESK setting (blue)", "DESK setting (green)", "CEILING setting (red)", "CEILING
setting (blue)" and "CEILING setting (green)".
The setting value is saved into this projector when the pattern is switched.
4.3. Canceling the flicker adjustment mode

Note: When "MENU" button is pressed, the setting value at that time is saved into this projector and the adjustment mode is canceled.
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5 Using the SERIAL Connector

The serial connector which is on the back connector panel of the projector conforms to RS-232C standard. This projector can be
controlled by a PC which is connected as shown in "5.1. Connection".
For controlling this projector by a PC, requires communication software on the market, and inputs control commands according to
communication settings and basic format below.
5.1. Connection
Note:
Use a proper communication cable which is suitable for the PC to connect SERIAL connector and the PC.
5.2. Pin Layout and Signal Names for SERIAL Connector
Pin No Signal Name Contents

1 --- NC
2 TXD Transmit data
3 RXD Receive data
4 --- NC
5 GND Ground
6 --- NC
7 CTS
Connected internally
8 RTS
9 --- NC
5.3. Communication Settings

Signal Level Contents Description
Sync. method Conforms to Asynchronous Synchronizes every 1 character (8 bits)
Baud rate RS-232C 9 600 bps Data transfer speed
Parity standard None Error detection method
Character length 8 bits Number of bit composing 1 character
Stop bit 1 bit Uses stop bit when asynchronous method
X parameter Not used
S parameter Not used
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5.4. Basic Format

The data sent from the PC to the projector is transmitted in the format shown below.
Notes:
· The projector can not receive any command for 10 seconds after the lamp is switched on. Wait 10 seconds before
sending the command.
· If sending multiple commands, check that a call back has been received from the projector for 1 command before sending the next
command.
· When a command which does not require parameters is sent, the colon (:) is not required.
· If an incorrect command is sent from the personal computer, the ER401 command will be sent from the projector to the
personal computer.
[Example]
Setting to which the power is turned off in 90 minutes, using SLEEP command by a PC
· When a command which does not require parameters is sent, the colon (:) is not required.
5.5. Communication Cable Specifications
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5.6. Control / Inquiry Commands

Note: The page numbers in the following table are for the Operating Instructions.
Please refer to Operating Instructions of PT-AE4000.
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6 Disassembly Instructions
Warning:
· Be sure to unplug the power cord from the power outlet before disassembling this projector.
Caution:
· While turning over a printed circuit board, be sure to put a insulating material under it to prevent a short circuit.
· Printed circuit boards and wires must not be pulled forcibly, but be handled carefully.
· Connectors also must be handled carefully.
· When reassembling, replace used adhesive tape with new one (Do not re-use used tape).
· After repairing this projector, be sure to put back the wires and connectors to the original condition.
· Service or repair the product according to service information on the service manual, etc. so that a fire, injury or electric shock
caused by an improper repair may not occur.
1. Do not modify equipments, components and materials when attempting to service or repair.
2. Do not repair nor connect wires even in case of a part of the disconnection when the wiring unit is supplied as a
replacement parts, replace the wiring unit (complete).
3. For a fasten terminal (push-in type terminal), pull out or insert straightly without twisting it.
4. When the fuse has blown, do not turn on the power supply replacing only the fuse because the secondary disaster of
fumes, fire or other hazards is expected. Turn on the power supply after doing the confirmation and measures of defective
causes (structure and circuit, etc.).
5. After the service or the repair is completed, confirm the operation of the product is normal.
6. Do handling and safekeeping carefully because the user setup information remains in the projector.
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6.1. Printed Circuit Board and Main Parts Location

Electrical Parts
Optical Parts
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6.2. Removal of Upper Case

1. Lift the rear side of the top panel and disconnect the top
panel Open/Close hook, then open the top panel.
6.3. Removal of A-P.C.Board

1. Remove the upper case according to the section 6.2.
"Removal of Upper Case".
2. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the A-P.C.Board block.
2. While pressing hooks of the 2 top panel fastening devices,

remove the top panel.
3. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the connector cover.
4. Unscrew the 11 screws and remove the A-P.C.Board.
3. Loosen the 3 screws until they idle.
4. Slide the lamp lock button to release, and remove the lamp
unit block (with lamp unit cover).
5. Unscrew the 8 screws and remove the upper case.
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6.4. Removal of K1- and

K3-P.C.Boards Block
6. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the intake air duct 1.
1. Remove the upper case according to the section
6.2. "Removal of Upper Case".
7. Unscrew the 3 screws and remove the K1- and

K3-P.C.Boards block.
3. Unscrew the 1 screw and release the grounding terminal.
4. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove Analysis Block and the

block of LCD Block / Shift Mechanism / Projection Lens.
6.5. Removal of R-P.C.Board

5. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove the intake air duct 2. 1. Remove the upper case according to the section
2. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the V-P.C.Board.
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3. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the P.C.Board attachment 4. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the S-P.C.Board.
fittings with R-P.C.Board.
Note:
· R-P.C.Board is secured. Be careful not to apply excessive
force.
6.7. Removal of V-P.C.Board

4. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the R-P.C.Board.
6.6. Removal of S-P.C.Board 6.8. Removal of B/Q-Module

1. Remove the upper case according to the section 1. Remove the upper case according to the section
6.2. "Removal of Upper Case". 6.2. "Removal of Upper Case".
2. Unscrew the 1 screw and release the grounding terminal. 2. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the A-P.C.Board block.
3. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the operation button block.
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4. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the P.C.Board attachment 11. Unscrew the 1 screw and separate the B/Q-Module block
fittings with R-P.C.Board. and P-Module block.
Note:
· R-P.C.Board is secured. Be careful not to apply excessive
force.
12. Unscrew the 2 screws.
13. While pressing to shut each hook of the 2 resinous stands,

remove the B/Q-Module.
7. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove the block of Analysis

Block, LCD Block, Shift Mechanism and Projection Lens.
8. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the exhaust fan.
9. Unscrew the 1 screw and release the lamp unit terminal.
10. Unscrew the 3 screws and remove the power block

(B/Q Module and P-Module).
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6.9. Removal of P-Module 2. Loosen the 3 screws until they idle.
1. Remove the P-Module block according to the steps 1 through 3. Slide the lamp lock button to release, and remove the lamp
11 in the section 6.8. "Removal of B/Q-Module". unit block (with lamp unit cover).
2. Unscrew the 2 screws.
3. While pressing to shut each hook of the 2 resinous stands,

remove the P-Module.
Note:
· When installing the lamp unit in the main unit, place it in a
specified position and press the connector side and the
6.10. Removal of Lamp Unit opposite side of the lamp unit (arrow positions shown in the
figure below), and confirm the lamp unit is inserted securely.
1. Lift the rear side of the top panel and disconnect the top Then, tighten the 3 screws fixing the lamp unit cover.
panel Open/Close hook, then open the top panel.
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6.11. Removal of Analysis Block and 6.12. Replacement of Incidence

LCD Block / Shift Mechanism / Polarizer
Projection Lens The procedure is described as an example of incidence polarizer
(G).
6.2. "Removal of Upper Case". 1. Remove the upper case according to the section
3. Mark positions of the incidence polarizer (G).
Note:
· Mark accurately as possible because the marks will be used
for resetting the incidence polarizer position.
4. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the incidence polarizer (G).
5. Attach a new incidence polarizer and align it with the mark.
6. Tighten the 1 screw with care not to move the incidence

polarizer position.
4. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove Analysis Block and the

5. Unscrew the 2 screws and separate Analysis Block and the

Note:
· There is not enough space between the analysis block and
LCD block. Be careful not to damage nor dirty precision
components (LCD panel, incidence polarizer, etc.) when
removing.
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6.13. Replacement of PBS Array 6.14. Removal of Iris Unit

(Analysis Block)
1. Remove the Analysis Block and the block of LCD Block /
1. Remove the upper case according to the section Shift Mechanism / Projection Lens according to the steps 1
6.2. "Removal of Upper Case". through 4 in the section 6.11. "Removal of Analysis Block
and LCD Block / Shift Mechanism / Projection Lens".
2. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove the analysis case (upper).
Note:
· The incidence polarizer is installed in the analysis case
(upper). Be careful not to shift the installation position nor
damage it.
3. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove the analysis case (upper).
Note:
3. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the integrator hold spring.
· The incidence polarizer is installed in the analysis case
(upper). Be careful not to shift the installation position nor 4. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the iris unit .
damage it.
Note:
· Do not touch the FAN and Sensor wire (A11, A17 A23 /
Blue portion) to the IRIS mechanism (Red portion). Set the
4. Remove the PBS array.
lead wire as following picture.
5. Install new PBS array.
A11
Note:
· Be careful not to mistake the direction (inside/outside,
upper/lower).
· Be careful not to touch the surface of PBS array.
A17
A23
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7 Measurement and Adjustments

When the following components in this projector are replaced, adjustments are required. Adjust each item according to the table below.
7.1. Cautions for Adjustment

· Never turn off the MAIN POWER switch until every fan completely stops.
· To maintain and ensure safety, always use the designated components for replacement parts.
· If removing any clamps, lead wires or connectors, always place them back in their proper locations.
· Be careful not to damage the lead wires or components when using a soldering iron or similar tool.
7.2. Setting Before Adjustment

· Set up the projector to obtain the projection distance below.
· Turn the zoom ring of the projector to obtain the largest size of the picture.
7.3. Lighting Area Adjustment

7.3.1. Tools to be used
Service Kit (Part No. TZSH07027): This kit is composed of 3 extension flexible cables and 5 connector extension cables.
Note:
· Consult your dealer or Authorized Service Center for the service kit.
7.3.2. Preparation
1. Remove the upper case according to the section 6.2. "Removal of Upper Case".
2. Install the lamp unit block (with lamp unit cover) and tighten the 3 screws fixing the lamp unit cover.
3. Unscrew the 2 screws fixing the A-P.C.Board.
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4. Connect the service kit (extension cables).

· Each flexible cable of LCD Panels (R/G/B) - Connectors (A1/A2/A3) on A-P.C.Board
· Intake fan connector - Connector (A15) on A-P.C.Board
· Power fan connector - Connector (A16) on A-P.C.Board
· PBS fan connector - Connector (A18) on A-P.C.Board
· Thermosensor (Intake air) connector - Connector (A7) on A-P.C.Board
· H-P.C.Board connector - Connector (A23) on A-P.C.Board
5. Covering with an insulator (cloth or the like) to prevent a short circuit, set the A-P.C.Board block on the main unit.
Note:
· Handle with care not to apply external force to connecting parts which connect the main unit and A-P.C.Board.
7.3.3. Adjustment Procedure

7.3.3.1. Outline
When the lighting area is off from the adjustment and color unevenness appears, adjust the lighting area into correct position.
Symptom Measure
Magenta unevenness G Reflector Adjustment
Cyan unevenness R Reflector Adjustment
Yellow unevenness B Reflector Adjustment
· Shifting the mirror adjusting lever horizontally, adjust color unevenness on the screen upper/lower sides.
· Twisting the mirror adjusting lever, adjust color unevenness on the screen right/left sides.
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7.3.3.2. G Reflector Adjustment

1. Turn on the power and display 100 % white pattern on the screen.
2. Loosen the 1 screw fixing the mirror adjusting lever A just until the lever can be shifted.
3. Adjust the mirror adjusting lever A position to minimize color unevenness on the screen by shifting the lever in arrow directions.
4. Tighten the 1 screw.
7.3.3.3. R Reflector Adjustment

2. Loosen the 1 screw fixing the mirror adjusting lever B just until the lever can be shifted.
3. Adjust the mirror adjusting lever B position to minimize color unevenness on the screen by shifting the lever in arrow directions.
7.3.3.4. B Reflector Adjustment

2. Loosen the 1 screw fixing the mirror adjusting lever C just until the lever can be shifted.
3. Adjust the mirror adjusting lever C position to minimize color unevenness on the screen by shifting the lever in arrow directions.
7.4. Software for Adjustment

7.4.1. Outline
· This projector needs computer-aided adjustments.
· After the software adjustments, this projector must be turned off and on again to memorize the settings.
· Connect the cable between the projector and a PC as shown below.
· Updating the software will change the version number.
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7.4.2. Operating Procedure

1. Run software program by the keyboard entry.
Note:
· Use the software program as below.
Adjustment Tool [ServiceAE4000.exe]
2. The first menu is Language selection menu.
3. Adjust the projector by selecting the necessary item from the menu in each stage.
7.4.3. Port Selection Menu
Select the port name of PC which connects with the projector, then click [Data] or [Adjustment] button.
7.4.3.1. Explanation of Buttons

Data:
Displays the data setting menu.
Adjustment:
Displays the adjustment menu.
Exit:
Exits this application.
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7.4.4. Data Setting Menu

Micom Data [Transmission]:
Reads the microcomputer data from the file and transmits it to the projector.
Micom Data [Reception]:
Receives the microcomputer data from the projector and writes it in the file.
Gamma Data [Transmission]:
Reads the gamma data from the file and transmits it to the projector.
Gamma Data [Reception]:
Receives the gamma data from the projector and writes it in the file.
Uniformity Data [Transmission]:
Reads the color unevenness correction data from the file and transmits it to the projector.
Uniformity Data [Reception]:
Receives the color unevenness correction data from the projector and writes it in the file.
Color Management Data [Transmission]:
Reads the color management data from the file and transmits it to the projector.
Color Management Data [Reception]:
Receives the color management data from the projector and writes it in the file.
Serial Number [Set up]:
Displays Serial Number menu.
Exit:
7.4.4.2. Receiving and transmitting of the data

Click a target button and specify a file name.
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7.4.5. Adjustment Menu

Flicker Adjustment:
Displays Flicker Adjustment menu.
Input Level Adjustment [RGB]:

Displays Input Level Adjustment (RGB) menu.
FLTR Sensor:
Displays "Revision of filter sensor" window and executes the sensor correction.
Exit:
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7.5. Flicker Adjustment

7.5.2. Explanation of Buttons

B Signal Adj.:
Sets the test signal mode to the B-signal and allows the " ", " " and "OK" buttons of the B-signal to becomes active.
R Signal Adj.:
Sets the test signal mode to the R-signal and allows the " ", " " and "OK" buttons of the R-signal to becomes active.
G Signal Adj.:
Sets the test signal mode to the G-signal and allows the " ", " " and "OK" buttons of the G-signal to becomes active.
or
Changes the setting value and transmits its data. (The 8 and 2 keys on the keyboard have the same functions.) If releasing the
mouse or key after pressing it continuously, the data is transmitted once. The variable setting value is enclosed in a box and using
the TAB or SPACE key allows the move of the box.
OK:
Determines the setting value and stores its data in the EEPROM. (The ENTER key on the keyboard has the same function.) The
item having two or more kinds of setting values is processed two or more items. Clicking this button or pressing ENTER key
changes the color of the text "OK" to cyan (light blue). If changing the setting value using the " " or " " button or the 8 or 2 key, its
color returns to black.
Stop:
Discontinues the communication. (This button is usually set for its inactive mode.)
Undo:
Returns the setting value to its original state and transmits its data. The color of the text "OK" returns to black.
Close:
Closes this menu.
7.5.3. Equipment to be used

PC, Software for Adjustment

1. Display Flicker Adjustment menu.
2. Click "B Signal Adj," and the blue flicker adjustment pattern will be displayed.
3. Minimize the flicker while observing the projected pattern.
4. Click "R Signal Adj," and the red flicker adjustment pattern will be displayed.
6. Click "G Signal Adj," and the green flicker adjustment pattern will be displayed.
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7.6. Input Level Adjustment (RGB)


OK:
Executes automatic sub contrast and sub brightness adjustments, then closes this dialog.
Cancel:
Cancels this menu.

PC, RGB Signal Generator, Software for Adjustment

1. Display Input Level Adjustment (RGB) menu.
2. Input a window pattern signal to COMPUTER IN connector.
Note:
· Use approx. 15 % window pattern as follows.
Black background (screen width) : White window width = 2 : 1
Black background (screen height) : White window height = 3 : 1
· Must use the window pattern of 1 080p (1 920 x 1 280).
3. Click the OK button.
7.7. Serial Number Setup

Set the serial number if the A-P.C.Board is replaced and the product serial number disappears.
Note:
· Set the projector into standby mode (POWER indicator on the projector illuminated red), and execute the procedure in 7.7.4.
7.7.1. Setting Menu

Send:
Sends and writes the serial number to the projector.
Receive:
Receives the serial number from the projector.
Close:
Closes this dialog.

7.7.4. Setting Procedure

1. Display Serial Number menu.
2. Click [Send] button after inputting the serial number.
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7.8. Sensor Correction

Execute the sensor correction when EEPROM (IC1061) / A-P.C.Board or filter sensor (CF2004) is replaced.

7.8.2. Correcting Procedure

Clean the air filter enough before executing the correction. (If the air filter is dirty, it is not possible to correct the sensor normally.)
Note:
· When cleaning is ineffective, replace the air filter with new one.
· It may not get good sensor correction (revision) data in upland environment.
Please execute it less than 1400m altitude and set “High Altitude mode” to OFF.
· Before execute this adjustment, it need to assemble a projector completely.
··Do not cover the air inlet port or the air outlet port.
· Avoid setting up in places which are subject to sudden temperature changes, such as near an air conditioner or lighting equipment.
· Room temperature set to 25 C +/- 10 C.
1. Switch the MAIN POWER button ON to light the lamp. (Signals need not be input.)
Note:
· When AUTO SEARCH is operating, interrupt it by operating INPUT button.
2. Display the adjustment menu.
3. Click [FLTR Sensor] button.
4. When "Revision of filter sensor" window is displayed and the window will close automatically in approx. 15 minutes, the correction is
completed.
Notes:
· If the correction cannot start normally, execute it after disconnecting the power plug of the projector and switching ON the projector
again.
· Do not shut down Software for Adjustment / PC or switch OFF the projector while correcting.
· While correcting, the software version display appears (approx. 15 minutes).
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8 Troubleshooting
· The letters in the left of the inspection items indicate the P.C.Boards or Modules related to their respective descriptions.
Note: A
The letter of the alphabet indicates the P.C.Board or Module name.

(Example) A: A-P.C.Board, P: P-Module
· If replacing A-P.C.Board (assembly), read the ROM data from the old P.C.Board and write it in the new one according
to the section 7.4. "Software for Adjustment". At this time, if the readout from the old P.C.Board does not succeed,
remove IC1109 and IC1313 from the old P.C.Board and install them on the new one.
Then, execute the self-check according to the chapter 3. "Self-Check Mode", and confirm "G SAVED" and "U SAVED"
display "OK".
· If replacing A-P.C.Board (assembly), minimize the flicker according to the chapter 4. "Flicker Adjustment Mode".
· If replacing A-P.C.Board (assembly), adjust RGB Input Level according to the chapter 7.6. "Input Level Adjustment".
The projector does not become standby mode.

(The power indicator does not illuminate red.)
Confirm the power supply is 90 V - 264 V AC. NO

Confirm the power supply is 90 V - 264 V AC.
YES
Confirm every connector (especially, A6, A8, A9, P3, K5, K6 and NO Connect the connectors or install the cover properly.
P1) is connected and the lamp unit cover is installed properly.
YES
Confirm the interlock switch (push switch) on the cable between NG Solder the connector properly or replace the
connectors K5 and K6 is ON (it was pushed), and it is conducted cable, then confirm the projector becomes
between terminals of the switch in the state. standby mode. (If not, go to the next.)
OK
Disconnect the connector A6, check between terminal 14 and NO
A A Check L1013, C1362, C1219 and C1385.
12. Short circuit?
YES
K1 Check between terminal 1 and 3 of connector K5.. YES K1 Check the K1-P.C.Board.
Short circuit?
NO
P Check between terminal 1 and 3 of connector P1. YES P Replace the P-Module.
Check between terminal 14 and 12 of connector P3.
Short circuit?
NO
Confirm no fusion has occurred in the thermal fuse installed in side YES
Replace the thermal fuse.
of the lamp house
NO
YES
K1 Confirm the fuse (F9101) has blown. K1 Replace F9101, then confirm the
projector becomes standby mode. (If not,
go to the next.)
NO
Replace the P-Module, then confirm the power indicator illuminates

red.
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The projector does not change from standby mode to an operating

mode. (The power indicator does not change from red to green.)
Confirm every connector (especially, A6) is connected and the lamp NO

Connect the connectors or install the cover properly.
unit cover is installed properly.
YES A short circuit has occurred in terminals

A
1(FAN14V) - 2: Check IC1026-IC1029.
A short circuit has occurred in terminals
3(+16V) - 4: Check L1014, C1258, IC1034
and C1190.
5(+6V) - 6: Check C1001, IC1012.
8(3.3V) - 9: Check C1361, L1152, L1153,
Disconnect the connector A6, check between terminal 1-2, 3-4, L1062, IC1067, L1045, L1049, L1117,
A YES L1105, IC1146, L1106, R1718, R1726,
5-6, 8-9, 11-12, 13-12.
Short circuit? L1046, R1385, R1390, R1351, L1035,
L1706, L1112, L1033, L1039, L1120, L1150,
L1111, R1299, IC1123, IC1124, IC1111,
NO L1007and L1042.
11(U6V) - 12: Check C1360, L1113, L1047,
IC1150 and IC1151.
13(MAIN/STB) - 12: Check R1249, C1126,
Q1008 and R1252.
NO Check the power supply (90 V - 264 V AC).

A Connector A6 pin 15 is LOW (0 V).
Check connection of the connector A6.
YES
NO
A Connector A6 pin 13 changes from LOW to HIGH.
YES A1
Replace the P-Module, then confirm the projector becomes YES
Stand-by mode.
NO END
2
Replace the Q-Module, then confirm the projector becomes
Stand-by mode. YES
NO OK
B Confirm resistance values between G (positive) and B Replace MOS-FETs (Q9606, Q9607,
S(negative) of MOS-FETs (Q9606, Q9607, Q9610 and Q9611) NO Q9610 and Q9611), that the resistance is NG
are as below. less than the specified value, then
Q9606, Q9610: 13-18 k confirm again the resistance values.
Q9607, Q9611: Approx. Several k
YES
Confirm resistance values between D (positive) and NO B Replace Q9603 and/or Q9614, and
B check R9601.
S(negative) of Q9603 and Q9614 are hundreds k or more.
YES
Confirm components D9604-D9609, D9611, D9612, Q9604, NO B Replace every damaged component.
B
Q9605, Q9608 and Q9609 are normal (no damage).
YES
B Confirm resistance values between the terminals of ICs
(IC9602 and IC9603) below are 3 k or more. NO Confirm components D9616-D9629 are NO
B
6 (positive) - 7 (negative) normal.
3 (positive) - 4 (negative) YES
YES B Replace IC9602/IC9603.
B Replace the B-Module.
B Replace every abnormal component.
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No lamp lights up. (LAMP indicator illuminates.)
Confirm every connector and the lamp unit are connected properly, NO
Connect the connectors or install the cover
and the lamp unit cover is installed.
At the same time, confirm the lamp unit fixing screws are tightened.
YES Check every fan connector. If the connection
NO is properly and the fan is not rotated, replace
When switching from standby mode to an operating mode, every
it. Then confirm the lamp lights up. (If not, go
fan is rotated.
to the next.)
YES
NO Replace abnormal thermosensor, then
Confirm every thermal sensor is normal. confirm the lamp lights up. (If not, go to the
next.)
YES
After keeping MAIN POWER in OFF condition for 3 minutes or

more, turn ON the MAIN POWER and press POWER button. NO A When pressing the POWER button, connector
Confirm the ballast to generate a high-voltage pulse train and emits A6 pin 13 changes from LOW to HIGH.
a sparking sound. YES NG
YES A1
Confirm that no short circuit has occurred between
YES
YES P A When pressing the POWER button, connector
connector P2 pins 1 and 3. (Normally, connector P2 pin 1 A4 pin 2 changes from LOW to HIGH.
outputs 390 V 20 V DC.)
NG
NO
P Confirm that no short circuit has occurred between
connector P2 pins 4 and 3. (Normally, connector P2 pin 4
outputs 15 V 1 V DC.)
NG NO
1 2
Check BLST_ON output signal of the microcomputer (IC1005 NG A Replace the microcomputer (IC1005).
A
pin AK4).
YES
A Replace Q1011.
A1
Microcomputer (IC1010) operation check in the standby mode
YES
POWER key check NO
A A Replace R1329.
Check conduction between connector A8 pin 2 (ON/OFF) and
the microcomputer (IC1010) pin 41.
A2
YES
Check MAIN/STB output signal of the microcomputer (IC1010 NO A Replace the microcomputer (IC1010).
A
pin 29).
YES
A Replace Q1008.
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The lamp
lamplights
lightsup
upabnormally.
abnormally.(LAMP indicator
(LAMP flashes.)
indicator flashes.)
After keeping MAIN POWER in OFF condition for 3 minutes or NO

Replace the lamp unit.
more, turn ON the MAIN POWER and press POWER button. Then
confirm the lamp lights up.
YES
If the lamp goes out approximately 10 minutes after it lights up, the
cumulative usage time of it exceeds 2 000 hours. Replace the lamp.
A shutdown occurs.
A Abnormally high temperature is detected inside the

projector and TEMP indicator illuminates or flashes. Wait until the projector cools enough and turn on the
Check the following: power again.
Thermal sensor connectors (A11 and A7) are connected.
The ambient temperature is less than 44 .
The air filter does not accumulate dust.
A If fan connectors (A15-A18) are not connected or the fans

are stopped, a shutdown will occur. (TEMP and LAMP
indicators are not illuminating.)
NO Confirm DC voltage (FAN13.5 V) is supplied to

Confirm DC voltage is supplied to the fan. A
connector A6 pin 1.
YES YES
NO
Check the P-Module.
OK A Check the fan voltage control ICs (IC1026-

Replace the fan. IC1029).
NG
If the microcomputer is out of order and temperature of the A Replace the IC.
projector is not controlled, the thermofuse will be blown and the
power will be stopped.
NG Check circuit around the microcomputer

A Microcomputer (IC1005) operation check A
(IC1005) or replace it.
OK
Replace the A-P.C.Board.
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An abnormal picture or no picture appears.
NG
A Confirm every cable is connected? A Connect or replace the cables.
OK
No picture appears in VIDEO input mode.
B1
No picture appears in S-VIDEO input mode.
Confirm S-VIDEO input signals to video decoder (IC1005). NG Check conduction and components IC1004 and
A A
Y: Pin M2 (Y_in) [L, C, R] between the input connector (JK1001)
C: Pin R2 (C_in) and the video decoder (IC1005).
OK
B2
No picture appears in COMPUTER input mode.
B3
No picture appears in COMPONENT input mode.
Confirm input signals to A/D converter (IC1001). NG A Check conduction and components (IC, C, R)
A between the input connector and the A/D
Y, PB/CB, PR/CR, SOY: Pins 71, 73, 72, 69
converter (IC1001).
OK COMPONENT IN 1: JK1002 - IC1003 (Pins 3, 6,
10 and 13) - IC1001 (Pins 69, 71, 72 and 73)
B4
No picture appears in HDMI input mode.
B5
No picture appears. (Assuming that the microcomputer, lamp
and remote control unit are normal.)
A Confirm output waveforms on connectors A1, A2 and A3. Check connections between A-P.C.Board (A1, A2,
A3) and LCD block, or replace the LCD block (LCD
panels).
OK
Confirm clock signal (CLK286_1) for the drive circuit. NG A Check R1776, R1123, R1764, R1518, R1620,
A IC1005 and X1002.
R1776: 28.6 MHz
OK
Video data check [LCD panel controller (IC1030) outputs] OK A Check conduction between output terminals of
A the LCD panel controller (IC1030) and
RLVCLKN: Pin M2
GLVCLKN: Pin AE5 connectors A1/A2/A3.
BLVCLKN: Pin AE21 If there is no trouble, replace the connectors
A1/A2/A3.
NG
Confirm input signals to LCD panel controller (IC1030) OK A Check the LCD panel controller (IC1030). If it is
A abnormal, check the power supply or replace it.
LOUT1CKN: R1139
LOUT2CKN: R1174
LOUT3CKN: R1191
LOUT4CKN: R1199
NG
A Replace the A-P.C.Board.
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B1
Confirm input signal to video decoder (IC1005). NG Check conduction and components IC1004 and
A A
CVBS_in: Pin J2 [L, C, R] between the input connector (JK1001)
and the video decoder (IC1005).
OK
B2
Confirm output signals from video decoder NG A Check power and peripheral circuit of the video
A decoder (IC1005) or replace it.
(IC1005 pins AH29, AJ10, AK27, AF26, AJ25, AK25)
OK
B3
Confirm RGB input signals to A/D converter (IC1001). NG Check conduction and components (IC, FL, C,
A A
R: Pin 73 R) between the input connector (JK1005) and
G: Pin 71 the A/D converter (IC1001).
B: Pin 72 JK1005 - IC1003 (Pins 2, 5, 11 and 14) - IC1001
SOG: Pin 69 (Pins 69, 71, 72 and 73)
OK
B4
Confirm output signals from A/D converter (IC1001). NG A PLL in the A/D converter (IC1001)
A operation check
R: Pins 20-31
G: Pins 34-45 Confirm HS_IN and PLL are locked.
B: Pins 46-49, 54, 55, 58-63 HS_IN (HD): Pin 65
PIHS: Pin 14
OK PLLCK: Pin 53
OK NG
A H-sync signal is not inputted to HS_IN

(IC1001 pin 65)
Check power supply and input signals
(HD and INHIBT_RGB) for AND gate (IC1137)
or replace it.
A Check data settings and power supply for the

A/D converter (IC1001) or replace it.
B5
Confirm input signals to HDMI receiver (IC1001). NG Check conduction and components (R, D)
A A
HDMI 1: Pins 130, 131, 133, 134, 136, 137, 139 and 140 between each input connector
HDMI 2: Pins 114, 115, 117, 118, 120, 121, 123 and 124 (JK1006/JK1007/JK1008) and the HDMI
HDMI 3: Pins 95, 96, 98, 99, 101, 102, 104 and 105 receiver (IC1001).
OK
A Check power supply for the HDMI receiver (IC1001) or
replace it.
(If no picture appears, go to the next.)
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Remote control malfunction
NG
Check the remote control unit. Replace the remote control unit.
OK
When the remote control unit is operated, check the remote NO NG
A
control signal is inputted to the microcomputer (IC1010) pin 32. A Confirm connector A9 pin 2.
YES OK
Replace the A-P.C.Board. A Replace R1388.
Replace the R-P.C.Board.
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9 Interconnection Block Diagram

9.1. Interconnection Block Diagram
Interconnection Block Diagram

JK1001 JK1002 JK1004 JK1005 JK1006 JK1007 JK1008
K1CB205B0007 K2HA304B0010 K2HC204B0002 K1FB115B0102 K1FY119E0005 K1FY119E0005 K1FY119E0005
B/Q-Module Pr_IN R 1 2 3 4 5 11 13 15 17 19 11 13 15 17 19 11 13 15 17 19
1 3 5 7 9 1 3 5 7 9 1 3 5 7 9
C 6 7 8 9 10 2 4 6 8 2 4 6 8 2 4 6 8
10 12 14 16 18 10 12 14 16 18 10 12 14 16 18
B-Module B3 Q-Module Pb_IN B 11 12 13 14 15
N.C.
N.C.
Q1
DDCG
HPDT
CLKG
CLK-
DDCG
HPDT
CLKG
N.C.
DDCG
D2G
D1+
D1G
D0+
D0G
CEC
SCL
+5V
D2+
D2G
D1G
D0+
D0G
D0-
CEC
SCL
DDC DATA
+5V
D2+
D2G
D1+
D0G
CEC
SCL
DDC DATA
+5V
CLK+
CLKG
CLK-
CLK+
CLK+
CLK-
HPDT
D2+
D2-
D1-
D0-
DDC DATA
D2-
D1+
D1-
D2-
D1G
D1-
D0+
D0-
K1KB05AA0065 K1KA05B00150 Y
RGB1-IN
1 1 Y_IN G
V-SENS V-SENS
FBM
2 2
FBM
Q3 A4
YPbPr-in
IN-3 IN-2 IN-1
FBS 3 3 K1KA05B00219
FBS
B to B 1 1
4 4 Ldet LANP SENSE
Lamp HOT-COM HOT-COM
2 2 S-VIDEO/VIDEO_IN
5 5 Lamp ON/OFF BLST ON/OFF
15V 15V
3 TXJ/Q3REGZ 3
Lamp:1 GND DGND JK1009
1
K1FY109B0017
B5 4 4 6
ST1 BLST_CONT RS232C I/F
AC CODE B4 Q2 2
K1KB09AA0065 K1KA09B00090 5 5
! 1 1
Power Control PWMOUT 7
JK9101 DC-SENS 380VPRT 3
K2AHYB000003 B6
GND 2 2 8
Vin-SENS Vin-SENS
NEUTRAL LIVE TXJ/L2REGZ Lamp:2 4
3 3 Q4
PWM PWM 9
K1KA06BA0014
4 4 I-SENS 1 5
I-SENS 5V
B1 5 5 2
K1KA03AA0170 I-SENS I-SENS GND
B to B
1 6 6 HOT-COM 3
DC380V HOT-COM FMLD0
7 7 4
K3- NC HOT-COM HOT-COM TX
P.C.Board 3
H-COM HOT-COM
8 8
HOT-COM RX
5
VrefCom
Vref18
Vref17
Vref16
Vref15
Vref14
Vref13
Vref12
Vref11
Vref10
XRESET
LCCOM
K2 K1
LCCOM
ENBY2
ENBY1
SDATA
LV11N
LV11P
LV10N
LV10P
TEST1
Vref9
Vref8
Vref7
Vref6
Vref5
Vref4
Vref3
Vref2
Vref1
4 9 9 6 A1
VDDY
VSSY
VSSH
VDDH
VCOM
SCLK
LV9N
LV9P
LV8N
LV8P
LV7N
LV7P
LV6N
LV6P
CLKN
CLKP
LV5N
LV5P
LV4N
LV4P
LV3N
LV3P
LV2N
LV2P
LV1N
LV1P
LV0N
LV0P
MSEL
VDDH
VSSH
15V TEMP-SENSE TEMP-SENSE Reset
SCS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VDD
FRP
NC
NC
NC
DX
DY
NC
K1MY84BA0200
N:BLUE L:BROWN TERM
TXJ/K3VKJ8 TXJ/K2VKJ8
SIDE
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 63 65 67 69 71 73 75 77 79 81 83
K4 K3 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84
TXJ/B1REGZ
A2
SIDE
K1MY84BA0200
P2
1 3 4
LCCOM
P3 A6 VDDY
1
2
NC
1 1 VSSY 3
FAN14V 4
VSSH
5
! 2 2 FANGND NC
6
VDDH
F9101 250V T5AH 7
3 3 VCOM
K5D502BNA005 LCD16.5V 8
K1- VrefCom
HOLDER
NEED
4 4 Vref18 9
P.C.Board K1KA02A00626
P-Module
DGND
Vref17
10
5 5 Vref16 11
3 1 K5 +6V 12
K2- 6 6
Vref15
Vref14 13
AGND
L:BROWN AC SW
P.C.Board Vref13
Vref12 15
14
7 7
K0ADBE000002(AGX106F) 3.3V 16
Vref11
THERMAL FUSE TXJ/P3VKJ8 Vref10 17
K6 8 8
222R(115 C) 3.3V 18
K1KA04A00633 ENBY2
1 9 9 ENBY1 19
LIVE DGND 20
SCLK
21
LCD PANEL (R)

10 10 SDATA
NC DGND 22
SCS
N:BLUE VSS 23
3 11 11
NUTRAL U6V 24
TXJ/K1VKD4-5 LV11N
P1 12 12 LV11P 25
! NC DGND
VSS
26
SW9101 5 1 13 13 LV10N 27
K0AAKA000016 LIVE MAIN/STB 28
L: L: LV10P
14 14 VSS 29 EPSON PANEL
NC STB3.3V 30
LV9N
N: 31
LCD PANEL (G)

7 N: 3 15 15 LV9P
NUTRAL VOLT_DET 32
VSS
TXJ/K1VKD4-5 TXJ/P1VKJ8 33
LV8N
34
LV8P
VSS 35
36
LV7N
LV7P 37
38
VSS
SW2001 SW2010 SW2006 SW2005 LV6N 39
EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 40
A8 LV6P
ZOOM+ UP INPUT POWER S1 VSS 41
42
1 1 CLKN
STB3.3V STB3.3V CLKP 43
44
SW2002 SW2011 SW2007 VSS
2 2
EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 ON/OFF ON/OFF LV5N 45
46
ZOOM- DOWN MENU 3 3 LV5P
KEY1 TXJ/S1VKJ8 KEY1 VSS 47
48
4 4 LV4N
KEY2 KEY2 LV4P 49
SW2003 SW2012 SW2008 50
EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 5 5 VSS
KEY3 KEY3 LV3N 51
FOCUS+ ENTER LEFT 52
6 6 LV3P
DGND DGND VSS
53
54
LV2N
SW2004 SW2013 SW2009 LV2P 55
EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 EVQPLHA15 56
VSS
FOCUS- BACK RIGHT S-P.C.Board LV1N 57
58
LV1P
VSS 59
60
LV0N
LCD PANEL (B)

LV0P 61
62
VSS
NC 63
H2
64
TERM
K1MY06BA0007 H1 VDD
A23 FRP 65
6 K1KA08A00506
TO MOTOR
GND 66
1 1 MSEL
5 M+ DX 67
M+ 68
M+ 2 2 DY
M- XRESET 69
4 M- 70
3 3 TEST1
3 GND GND Vref9 71
72
M- 4 4 Vref8
HDRV- TXJ/H1VKJ8 HDRV- Vref7 73
2
74
5 5 Vref6
HDRV+ HDRV+ Vref5 75
1
GND 76
6 6 Vref4
VHOUT+ VHOUT+ Vref3 77
SIDE 78
7 7 Vref2
VHOUT- VHOUT- Vref1 79
80
VDDH
H-P.C.Board GND
8 8
GND NC 81
82
VSSH
LCCOM
83
TERM
84
4
RM2001
SIDE
OUT R1 A9 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84
1 B3RAD0000144
K1KA03B00242
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 63 65 67 69 71 73 75 77 79 81 83
GND 1 1
2 STB3.3V STB3.3V TERM
A3
MSEL
VDDH
VSSH
A20
ENBY2
ENBY1
TEST1
Vref9
Vref8
Vref7
Vref6
Vref5
Vref3
Vref2
Vref1
LCCOM
Vref18
Vref17
Vref16
Vref15
Vref14
Vref13
Vref12
Vref11
Vref10
XRESET
NC
NC
VrefCom
NC
DX
DY
NC
SCS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VDD
FRP
VDDY
VSSY
VSSH
VDDH
VCOM
SCLK
LV9N
LV9P
LV8N
LV8P
LV7N
LV7P
LV6N
LV6P
CLKN
CLKP
LV5N
LV5P
LV4N
LV4P
LV3N
LV3P
LV2N
LV2P
LV1N
LV1P
LV0N
LV0P
LCCOM
SDATA
LV11N
LV11P
LV10N
LV10P
Vref4
VCC 3 2 TXJ/R1VKJ8 2 K1MY84BA0200 K1KA20AA0184
REMOCON1 REMOCON1
5 1
3 3 VTref
REMOCON SENSOR
H-P.C.Board DGND DGND
2
4 VSupply
STB3.3V
3
5 nTRST
POWER LED R
CF2004 CF2003 CF2002
D2033 GND 4
D4CEY2R20002 D4CC1103A037 D4CC1103A037 D2031 V1 6
B3AGB0000051 K1KA06B00220 POWER LED G
B3AAB0000038 5
1 7 TDI
TEMP1 TEMP2 TEMP POWER STB3.3V LAMP LED
6
G
2 8 GND
D2032 POWER LED R TEMP LED
B3AAB0000038 7
3 9 TMS
M3-P.C.Board M2-P.C.Board M1-P.C.Board LAMP POWER LED G DGND
8
4 GND
LAMP LED
A-P.C.Board 9
5 TCK
TEMP LED
10
K1KA02B00294 K1KA02B00294 K1KA02B00294 R-P.C.Board DGND
6 GND
A7 11
RTCK
M3 1 2 M2 1 2 M1 1 2 K1KA02B00294
1 12
TEMP2 GND
TXJ/M1VKJ8 2 13
DGND TDO
14
GND
15
A11 nSRST
K1KA02B00294
16
1 GND
TXJ/M1VKJ8 TEMP1
17
2 DBGRQ
DGND
18
GND
19
DBGACK
JTAGRSTN
A14 K1KA02B00294
20
FAN SENSE
FAN SENSE
FAN 7-12V
FAN 7-12V
FAN SENSE
FAN 7-12V
FAN SENSE
FAN 7-12V
FAN GND GND
FAN GND
FAN GND
FAN GND
TRSTN
1
SHIFT+
TEMP4
SHIFT-
3.3V
TXJ/M3VKJ8
L_SEN
F_SEN
GND
TDI
TDO
TMS
TCK
GND
SCL
SDA
FOCUS-+
FOCUS+-
3.3V
3.3V
ZOOM-+
ZOOM+-
GND
GND
GND
2 K1KA03B00242 K1KA03BA0047 K1KA03BA0047

GND K1KA03BA0047
A5 1 2 3 A13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A10 1 2 3 A12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A15 1 2 3 A16 1 2 3 A17 1 2 3 A18 1 2 3 A31 1 2 3 4 A27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
K1KA03BA0047 K1KA03BA0086 K1KA10BA0087 LENS SENS K1KA04AA0264 K1KA09AA0200

K1KA10BA0087 PC_IIC1 JTAG
FILTER DRIVE
PBS_
39
10 Block Diagram
10.1. Power Supply
Power Supply
K2-P.C.Board SWITCHING STB 3.3 V
TRANSFORMER
SW9101
MAIN PHOTOISOLATOR P3
POWER 14
HOT COLD
K6
16.5 V 3
THERMOSENSOR
INTERLOCK SWITCHING
REGULATOR 6V 11
SWITCH SWITCHING
P1 TRANSFORMER +6 V 5
F9101 D9102
K5 A-P.C.Board
AC
RELAY POWER FAN 14 V 1 A6
LINE
RECTIFIER FACTOR
D9101 FILTERS
CORRECTION 3.3 V 7
3.3 V 8
K1-P.C.Board
K3 K4 SWITCHING
P2 REGULATOR MAIN/STB 13
K1 K2 1 DC380 V
K3-P.C.Board 3 Q107
PHOTOISOLATOR
INLET 4 15 V
15 V AVR
PHOTOISOLATOR
Ground P-Module
Lug
B1
Power 1
Cord D D D
D
Q9603 Q9614
3 D9604 D9608
Q9606 Q9610
G G G S G
4
S S S
Q9604 Q9608
D9605 D9609
LAMP
B5
COLD HOT IGNITER

BLOCK
Q3
L det D
1 D
Lamp ON/OFF B6
2
A-P.C.Board PHOTO- STEP-DOWN CHOPPER D9606
Q9607 Q9611
D9611
3 G G
A4 ISOLATORS S
ST1
4 S
Power Control
5
15 V Q9605 Q9609
D9607 D9612
3
B4 IC9603 IC9602
B/Q-Module HALF BRIDGE HALF BRIDGE
Q2
DRIVER DRIVER
Q1 B3 (MASTER) (SLAVE)
Q-Module (CONTROLLER) B-Module
40
PT-AE4000U/PT-AE4000E/PT-AE4000EH
10.2. Signal Processing (1/3)
a b c
Signal Processing (1/3) from/to (3/3)
X1002 IC1005
35MHz EEPROM
IC1006
SDA1 SCL1
IC1001 IC1005
IC1003 6 512M
DDR2 SDRAM
1 R R PIHS (x2)
G PIVS
VIDEO IC1008
2 G B
SWITCH PLLCK
RESIZE, 1
V-KEYSTONE CORRECTION, IC1143
COMPUTER 3 B SYNC2 3ch A/D, SD/HD IP CONVERSION,
IN 13 (SOG) PLL, 3D-NOISE REDUCTION,
HD BITMAP OSD
HDMI RECEIVER 5 IRIS CONTROL 4
14 VD 28.6 MHz VIDEO DECODER MICROPROCESSOR 2
MICRO PROCESSOR
YPBPR 5 CLK19 (18.2 MHz)
_RGB 5
POCLKO FPGACLK
3
IC1002
1 Y
PB/CB
4
VIDEO
SWITCH IC1016 ESSR
PR/CR TXD2
RESET
COMPONENT RXD2
IN
2 Y IC1313 IC1063 IC1010
YPBPR1
_YPBPR2
PB/CB 32M 32M SUB ESSR
IC1137
FLASH FLASH MICRO PROCESSOR
HD ROM ROM
PR/CR
VD
VIDEO IN
INHIBT X1007
_RGB
IC1138 10MHz
S-VIDEO C
IN Y
IC1007
RXD4 Q1011
TXD4 2 BLST_ON
IC1007 SW
3 R1IN RXD1 SELECTOR RXD3 Q1012
SERIAL 232C
2 T1OUT TXD1 TXD3
BLST_CT
DRIVER SW
SDA2
SCL2
IC1089
ZOOM2
5
ZOOM1
THERMO4
MOTOR
CFILTER1
CFILTER2
LAMP_SENSE
PWMOUT
MAIN_STBY
PDETECT
DRIVE FOCUS1
FOCUS2
FAN_SEN4
FAN_SEN2
FAN_SEN1
FAN_SEN3
FOCUS_SENS
ZOOM_SENS
IC1107 Q1008
FOCUS+
MOTOR
FOCUS- SW IC1105
DRIVE
ZOOM+
S
S
ZOOM-
A-P.C.Board
A12 A10 A18 A17 A16 A15 A6 A4 A14
LENS
ZOOM/FOCUS SENS FILTER DRIVE P-Module Q-Module
P3 Q3 M3
M3-
PBS EXHAUST POWER INTAKE
P.C.Board THERMOSENSOR
41
Signal Processing (2/3)
(FPGA ACT)
A1
D1044 IC1030
X1006
IC1032 IC1145 (27 MHz) R
FRAME LCD PANEL (R)

1 FPGA
CREATION
4
2
A2
LCD PANEL (G)

4
FPGACLK
PWMOUT
COLOR
UNEVENNESS G
IC1147 CORRECTION,
EEPROM LCD PANEL
DDR2 256 Mbit CONTROL,
SDRAM (x2) IC1149 NAND FLASH LVDS DRIVER
3 IC1153
IC1148
LCD PANEL (B)
A3
4
FOCUS1
FOCUS2
ZOOM1
ZOOM2
A9 R1
REMO
R-P.C.Board
S-P.C.Board
A8 S1
5 5
P_KEY_DET
POWER SW
KEY1
KEY2
KEY3 SWITCHES
5
M2-P.C.Board
2 A11 M2
THERMOSENSOR
THERMO1 (EXHAUST AIR)
M1-P.C.Board
THERMO2
THERMOSENSOR
(INTAKE AIR)
A7 M1
A-P.C.Board
42
Signal Processing (3/3)
A-P.C.Board
15 5V_SCL
H2
16
5V_SDA
H-P.C.Board
O-
I+
2 I-
O+
HDMI IN
15 5V_SCL
16 H1
5V_SDA
A23
IC1141
MOTOR ANGLE
CONTROL SENSOR
DRIVER DRIVER
15 5V_SCL IC1142
Q1024-Q1026
16
5V_SDA BUFFERS
a b c from/to (1/3)
43
11 Schematic Diagram
44
PT AE4000U PT AE4000E PT AE4000EH
AY_LOUT1 - AY_LOUT4
FL1001
J0HAYY000046
LVDS2
11.1. A-P.C.Board SCA20-200 C1040
10V
IC1123
AY_LOUT2 - AY_LOUT3
2.5 2.2u
ANAROG INPUT BUS C1414 1.2V
R
C1422
1.8V
G
10
220u
AA_ANSYIN L1142 4V IC1154
C1209 0.1u
100u
Thermal Pad IC1005 Y4 ANTHREFIN 2V
16V
J0JJC0000022
3.3V
+
IN4 OUT4 C1768
Thermal Pad
50V
C0CBCAG00015
+
C1418 L1051 C1419 0.1u C1227 C1281 C1259
OSD BUS
AA_ANSCIN 16V C1373 U6V
+
C1429 IC1005 R2 ANSCIN IC1005 J1 VRLAD[0] IC1005 AK6 RTCXTALIN J0JJC0000022 1000p
16 4V100u
3
0.1u
+
IN3 OUT3 33u C1415 C1206 10u C1263 1.2V_2A C1664
C1323 22u 6.3V
3.3V
+
10V C1 C1443 50V 0.1u C1304 C1767 C2 C1393 C1394
50V
2.2u C1770
27p
16V
50V
C1403
AA_ANMPIN
AA_TRIGGER_IN_1
AA_TRIGGER_IN_2
C1261 1000p
AA_KEY3
AA_KEY2
AA_KEY1
AA_HDMI_CEC
AA_HPLUG_3_OFF
C1436 IC1005 J2 ANMPIN IC1005 M1 VRLAD[1] 6.3V 100u 6.3V 0.1u
2.2u C1310 0.1u 10u 470p
J0JCC0000168
16V
2
0.1u 0.1u 10u 16V 10u 16V
+
IN2 OUT2 C1061 10V C1354 10u C1771 10u 4V CFP7584-1601F
L1112
2.2u 16V 50V 16V
16V 0.1u
470p C1417 10V 0.1u IC1005 H4 BC[0] C1769 16V C1095 C1096 16V C1663 C1649
B0JCPD000026
10V C1722 C2
50V
R1804
2.2u 10V IC1005 R1 VRLAD[2] 16V IC1005 G2 VRADLS 100u 6.3V 6.3V WW-K1M-G0002
C1180
50V C2
1
C1307 1000p
3.3V
IN1
10V 10u
OUT1 C1432 16V
C1181
IC1111 10V C1534
AA_VCXO_PWM
0.1u IC1005 L4 BC[1] C1772
4V
10u 10u
1000p
C1215 C1216
C1121
30
JK1005
16V 0.1u C1733 16V
R1382
D1058
C1446 C1445 4V AI_RLV0N
C1120
470p 16V IC1005 E1 VRHADLS C1565 AI_GLV0N
C1008
9G
0.1u C1308 0.1u
A-1
0.1u
10
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
A5 IC1066 MM1762FHBE
C1205
0
C1306
SIDE
A13 100u IC1030 H4 LVOR0N IC1030 AA4 LVOG0N
6.3V
8
2.2u 1000p C1062 C1766 0.01u
2.5V
50V C1213
+
16V
0.1u C1217
10u
GUARD_R 0.1u IC1005 P4 BC[2] C1765
C1764
C1106 10V 50V C1435 0.1u
IC1098 R1784
16V 0.1u
6.3V 16V
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
75
77
79
81
83
10V
470p
C1665 C1218 100u AI_RLV0P AI_GLV0P
9
1000p C1140
10V
C1141
16V 10V 16V 16V
50V
10u
0.1u C1646
0.1u
0.1u 470p 10u IC1005 F22 PI1D[0] 10u IC1030 H3 LVOR0P IC1030 AA3 LVOG0P
C1378 1k 10u 16V 1000p C1183 1u
C1129
1.2V 4V
16V 0.1u
50V
IC1146
10V 10u
16V 10u C1670 0.1u TERM
C1154
16V IC1005 H3 BR[0] C1669
D1005 50V C2 C2 C0JBAZ002885 16V
C12=1.8V/650mA
+
5600p C1248 IC1005 C1 VRH C1557 AI_RLV1N AI_GLV1N
10V
C1211 C1558 C1697 C1380 C1270
2.2u
50V C1212 1u
C1171
10V 10V
R1305 100
10V 10u
C1175
C1108 50V
B0BC5R600003
HD C1085 3 6.3V IC1005 C21 PI1D[1] C1101 C1381 C1386
17 C0CBCAG00015
IC1030 H2 LVOR1N IC1030 AA2 LVOG1N
C1132
C1426 C1110 16V 16V 6.3V 6.3V 100u 0.1u 10u 10V 10V
+
0.1u 16V 0.01u
PL671-01-726TC-R
IC1151 10u 10u
RGB1
GUARD_G 0.1u IC1005 D24 TESTH2[0]
50V
UDZSTE-175.6B 4V C2 33u 10u 22u 22u 22u 16V 10V
16V
10u 0.01u 16V
SIDE
0.1u 6.3V AI_RLV1P AI_GLV1P
C1439
1000p
LVDS1
16V 4V
C1398 6.3V 6.3V 6.3V
A1
50V
100u R1381 22 IC1030 H1 LVOR1P IC1030 AA1 LVOG1P
IC1016
16V 10u C1397 1 CLK1 6 C1388 C1133
MP2207DQ-LF-Z
3.3v
C1645
VD C1113 C1 C1151 IC1005 H1 VRHAD[0] IC1005 P3 BR[2] MULTENB C24 IC1005
CLK0 Thermal Pad C1647 C1648 16V
+
16V
100u
C1437 10V IC1005 AF21 LVDSEATIN
R1705 10 35MHz SCX1 SS 0.1u
IC1030 AA23 VDD33 IC1030 AA25 MLVDD
C1158
IC1030 A4 LRVDD AI_RLV2N AI_GLV2N
+
1000p
-IN
0.1u GUARD_CLK C1653 10u TERM
GUARD_B
C1
1000p 2V
2.2u
10V
1u
IC1005 V3 VCXOCLKIN
IC1005 E21 PI1D[3]
IC1005 B3 TESTB[0] POCLK B23 IC1005 C1292
C0DBAYY00698 C1654 16V 10V C1370
0.1u16V 0.1u16V
IC1030 J2 LVOR2N IC1030 AB2 LVOG2N
113
50V 4V
C1401
C2 100u IC1030 AC13 VDD33 IC1030 AD8 MLVDD IC1030 A11 LRVDD AI_RLV2P AI_GLV2P
50V 22p
D1006 2 GND 5
MA3X704A0B
ANAROG & DIGITAL INPUT PORT

C1438 IC1005 F21 PI1D[4] C1699 100u 4V IC1030 AB4 VDD10 IC1030 J1 LVOR2P
C2 C2 VDD
GRAPHICS AND VIDEO INPUT BUS 1.0V/0.7A
C1560
C1134 0.1u
DZ11AA1-B2-4F
IC1005 V4 DAOUTBIN IC1005 C23 TESTB[1] GUARD_CLK
D1063
56p
0.1u 10V
50V
C1402
4A
K1FB115B0102
C1041 1000p
C1
37
EXB28V220JX
AA_DDCSDA3 2 IC1005 E2 ADC_AVD R1786 10 10u 10V 0.1u16V IC1030 AC14 VDD33 IC1030 AC1 MLVDD IC1030 A17 LRVDD AI_RLV3N AI_GLV3N
C1735 16V AM_POCLK C1644
6.3V
0.1u 50V IC1005 E20 PI1D[5] 6.3V IC1032 E1 IC1030 AC3 VDD10 IC1030 K2 LVOR3N IC1030 AD2 LVOG3N
R1251
B0BC5R600003 C2 1u C1643 C1389
AA_DDCSCL3 IC1005 L1 VRHAD[1] IC1005 F24 TESTB[2] MCLKSEL[0] F23 IC1005 10u IC1032 L5 IC1032 A1 IC1032 G6 10V 0.1u16V 16V 1u
16V 3 FIN 4 C1149
UDZSTE-175.6B 70 C1300 C1553 C1541 C1549 10V
0.1u 16V
C1289 10u IC1030 AC15 VDD33 IC1030 B3 LRVDD AI_RLV3P AI_GLV3P
22
0.1u
C1409
DNC
C1204
AA_TXD_STB IC1005 F20 PI1D[6] 1000p 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u 10u C1559 IC1030 AC5 VDD10 IC1030 AD1 LVOG3P 25V
C1302 R1380 C2 (FIN) C1135 0.1u
16V IC1005 E6 IFMD[0] MCLKSEL[1] C22 IC1005 IC1032 F12 IC1032 C4 IC1032 G7 1000p C1563 0.1u16V C1221
AI_RDXOUT
0.1u 10 50V 16V 16V 16V C1706 C1371
AA_RESET
0.1u 25V
R1254
AA_RXD_STB IC1005 U1 VREF IC1030 AC16 VDD33 IC1030 AD6 MLVDD IC1030 C8 LRVDD AI_RLV4N AI_GLV4N
AJ_VREFCOM
AI_RLVCLKN
AI_RLVCLKP
C1737 C1342 C1345 10p 50V 0.1u C1122
C1337 C1341 C1207 C1266
10u
C1333 C1542 C1550
AJ_VREF18
AJ_VREF17
AJ_VREF16
AJ_VREF15
AJ_VREF14
AJ_VREF13
AJ_VREF12
AJ_VREF11
AJ_VREF10
AA_SDATA2
AI_RLV10N
AI_RLV10P
IC1030 AC21 VDD10 IC1030 L4 LVOR4N IC1030 AE3 LVOG4N
AI_RLV11N
AI_RLV11P
AI_RLV9N
C1338
AA_SCLK2
16V 0.1u 16V 50V
AJ_VCOMR
AI_RLV9P
AI_RLV8N
AI_RLV8P
AI_RLV7N
AI_RLV7P
AI_RLV6N
AI_RLV6P
AI_RLV5N
AI_RLV5P
AI_RLV4N
AI_RLV4P
AI_RLV3N
AI_RLV3P
AI_RLV2N
AI_RLV2P
AI_RLV1N
AI_RLV1P
AI_RLV0N
AI_RLV0P
C1039 50V 0.1u16V
+
16V 16V 16V
AJ_LCOMR
AI_RENY1
AA_HDMI1_PDET IC1005 C5 IFMD[1] 16V 220p 0.1u IC1032 C7 0.1u IC1032 G8 25V
AI_MSELR
C2 16V
10u 6.3V
AA_SCS2
220p
IC1067 0.1u16V
AI_FRPR
16V
AI_RDY
10u IC1005 U3 VRO IC1005 J9 DAC_AVD 1u 1u 50V 1u 0.22u 16V 16V C2 16V IC1030 D7 VDD33 IC1030 AD22 MLVDD IC1030 C14 LRVDD AI_RLV4P AI_GLV4P 1u
0.1u 1u D1039
6.3V IC1005 D19 PI1D[8] IC1030 AC22 VDD10 C1136 0.1u IC1030 L3 LVOR4P IC1030 AF3 LVOG4P
C2 16V C1666
C1038
B0JCPD000026 IC1032 K14 IC1032 A16 IC1032 G9 C1114
AA_HPLUG_1_OFF C1554 C1543 C1551 AM_LCDHS IC1030 AD26 MLVDD C1130 IC1030 C16 LRVDD AI_RLV5N AI_GLV5N 25V
AGND
10u 6.3V
0.1u 0.1u 0.1u 2.2u
CPU BUS to FPGA

IC1005 E19 PI1D[9] IC1032 D1 IC1030 L2 LVOR5N IC1030 AE4 LVOG5N 33u
AJ_VREF9
AJ_VREF8
AJ_VREF7
AJ_VREF6
AJ_VREF5
AJ_VREF4
AJ_VREF3
AJ_VREF2
AJ_VREF1
220p 0.1u16V C1222
+
32 AA_HPLUG_2_OFF IC1005 E24 SYSCLKSELX
RGB OUTPUT PORT 16V IC1032 M14 16V IC1032 C10 16V IC1032 G10
AM_LCDVS Thermal Pad 10V
21
C1372 50V IC1030 D14 VDD33 IC1030 AE16 MLVDD
16V
IC1030 C20 LRVDD AI_RLV5P AI_GLV5P
C1089
C1075
AA_TRIGGER_2 AM_POCLK C1544 C1552 IC1032 D4 IC1030 AD4 VDD10 C1390 IC1030 L1 LVOR5P
0.1u
C1142 0.1u
820p
C1 IC1005 A19 SYSCLK POCLKO AH30 IC1005 IC1032 K3 0.1u IC1032 C13 0.1u IC1032 H6
16V
C1324 C1555 C1109 0.1u16V
30 TPA01 AA_TRIGGER_1 IC1005 M4 ANGIN 16V 16V AM_ACT IC1030 J23 VDD33 IC1030 G1 MLVDD C1157 IC1030 C22 LRVDD AI_RLV6N AI_GLV6N AA_RESET
AA_AD_RESET
AA_STB_LED
6.3V
10u 35MHz SCX1 SS VDD_CORE 39p C1705
C1335 0.1u
16V IC1032 M3
C1404
IC1032 E14
C1411
IC1032 H11
IC1032 C2
39 LVDSOUT 6.3V
47u
C1562
10u 10V
IC1030 AD23 VDD10 C1391 0.1u16V 16V
IC1030 N2 LVOR6N IC1030 AE6 LVOG6N
NAND FLASH
IC1005 R4 ANBIN 16V AM_PWM C1102 IC1030 M4 VDD33 IC1030 K3 MLVDD IC1030 D10 LRVDD AI_RLV6P AI_GLV6P
AJ_VREFCOM
3 C1704 50V C1719
AJ_VREFCOM
AJ_VREF18
AJ_VREF17
AJ_VREF16
AJ_VREF15
AJ_VREF14
AJ_VREF13
AJ_VREF12
AJ_VREF11
AJ_VREF10
AJ_VREF9
AJ_VREF8
AJ_VREF7
AJ_VREF6
AJ_VREF5
AJ_VREF4
AJ_VREF3
AJ_VREF2
AJ_VREF1
0.1u 16V
C1260
AA_INHIBT_RGB AA_POW_LED 3 IC1005 V5 DAC_AVD1 GUARD_CLK GUARD_CLK 50V 0.47u 0.1u 0.1u IC1032 G1 AY_LOUT1AN IC1030 C4 VDD10 IC1030 N1 LVOR6P IC1030 AF6 LVOG6P
C1147
0.1u
C1073
C1143
10u10V
AJ_VREF3
AJ_VREF5
AJ_VREF7
AJ_VREF9
AJ_VREF10
AJ_VREF12
AJ_VREF14
AJ_VREF16
50V
0.1u 0.1u16V
GIO[30] AH2 IC1005 12p IC1032 G14 IC1032 K7
LVDSIN IC1145 A21 LOUT1_AN
AJ_VREF1
AJ_VREF2
0.1u
AJ_VREF18
16V 16V C1374
AJ_VREF4
AJ_VREF6
AJ_VREF8
AJ_VREF11
AJ_VREF13
AJ_VREF15
AJ_VREF17
C1412
16V
C2 IC1005 M3 ANYIN IC1005 J15 VDDI 16V AM_OACT1 C1112 C1561 C1564 IC1030 N4 VDD33 IC1030 N3 MLVDD C1159 IC1030 D17 LRVDD AI_RLV7N AI_GLV7N
R1426 R1460
C1099
C1349 10V C1421
50V
50V
27p
1u IC1005 K1 VIM[0] IC1005 V6 DAC_AVD1 IC1005 C18 PI1D[11] 22 0 AM_PWM IC1032 P14 AY_LOUT1AP 1000p 0.1u IC1030 C23 VDD10 C1131 IC1030 P4 LVOR7N
C1724 C1271 0.1u16V
EZJZ0V80008B
C1322 POFLD AG28 IC1005 0.1u IC1032 P10 AZ_LIN1AP IC1145 B21 LOUT1_AP 1000p
16V
C1043 10p 28.6MHz SCX1 FRONT C1316 0.1u IC1005 J16 VDDI AM_ACT 0.9V AM_OACT2 IC1145 AE17 LIN1_AP 50V 50V 0.1u16V IC1030 N23 VDD33 IC1030 R3 MLVDD IC1030 D11 LRVDD AI_RLV7P AI_GLV7P
YPbPr-in
0.1u C1720 16V C1395
VDD_IO IC1142
16V IC1005 L5 AVD1_0 IC1005 V9 DAC_AVD1 IC1005 D18 PI1D[12] 16V IC1032 R13 AY_LOUT1BN IC1030 P3 LVOR7P
0.1u C216V C216V 0.1u C1650 C1392 C1376 16V
B0JCPD000026
10V 10u
C1162
AM_LCDVS
VDD_DDR2_1.8V
IC1032 P13 IC1032 N4 AZ_LIN1AN IC1145 C21 LOUT1_BN
D1043
16V 0.1u C1433 C1410 16V 0.1u R1720 0.1u 0.1u
+
0.1u C1155 IC1005 J3 ANVIN IC1005 J22 VDDI 16V AM_OACT3 IC1145 AF17 LIN1_AN IC1030 P23 VDD33 IC1030 U2 MLVDD IC1030 F25 LRVDD AI_GLV8N
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
10u 10V
C1352
C1119
C1033 4V C1440 IC1005 H6 AVD0_0 C1295 IC1005 L6 AVD1_0 IC1005 P5 AVD2_0 IC1005 E18 PI1D[13] AM_LCDHS
71 C1BB00000888 0.1u 0.1u IC1032 R14 0.01u 50V 2.2k AY_LOUT1BP IC1030 D5 VDD10 C1377 IC1030 P2 LVOR8N IC1030 AE7 LVOG8N
D1057
C1262 C1272 IC1032 T16 IC1032 D13 AZ_LIN1BP IC1145 D21 LOUT1_BP 0.1u16V 0.1u16V
IC1010 G
100u 10p CLK286_1 C2 16V 16V C1689 C1688 C1626 C1629 C1641 C1642 16V C1375 AI_RLV8N
6.3V
820p50V IC1005 N1 VIM[1] IC1005 W5 VDHSIN 0.1u IC1005 J11 VDDE IC1005 E26 SSTL18_VDDE AM_WACT IC1145 AC17 LIN1_BP IC1030 Y3 MLVDD IC1030 G24 LRVDD AI_GLV8P
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
C1309
C1 TPA3007D1PWR C1434
50V
GUARD_CLK
10V 10u
27p
C1164
0.1u 0.1u
0.1u 16V
AA_DDCSDA1 IC1005 P9 AVD1_0 IC1005 P6 AVD2_0 16V IC1032 N12 6.3V AY_LOUT1CN IC1030 D22 VDD10 IC1030 P1 LVOR8P IC1030 AF7 LVOG8P
C1100
0.1u 0.1u C1727 C1294 C1721 6.3V
C1202
C1093 C1283 C1326 0.1u16V
50V
0.1u
27p
PLL
0.1u PLL_VD1 A22 IC1005 0.1u IC1032 P4 AZ_LIN1BN 16V 16V IC1145 B20 LOUT1_CN AI_RLV8P
C1413 16V
0.9V 0.1u
0.9V 0.1u
Pr_IN
C1067 16V 0.1u 0.1u16V
C1059
R 16V AA_DDCSCL1 IC1005 W4 VDVSIN 8p 50V IC1005 K16 VDDI 0.1u 0.1u C1675 IC1145 AD17 LIN1_BN 2V 220u 10u IC1030 AE10 MLVDD IC1030 K24 LRVDD AI_GLV9N
C1201
C1489
C1490
C1503
10u
C1368
JTAG
C1203
C1229
C1230
C1231
C1232
C1233
C1236
C1237
C1238
C1239
C1247
C1249
C1250
C1488
1u 16V C1627 16V 16V
MNZSFH9GPJ2
C1235
C1076 C1673
EZJZ0V80008B
16V 50V IC1005 K3 AVD0_1 IC1005 N3 AVD1_1 IC1005 D17 PI1D[15] IC1005 A17 XTALIN 16V 16V 16V 33p 50V AY_LOUT1CP IC1030 E4 VDD10 IC1030 R2 LVOR9N IC1030 AE8 LVOG9N
10V C2 0.1u 0.1u C1379
10u
GUARD_CLK
0.1u AA_HDMI3_PDET C1296 IC1005 J26 MVREF[1] IC1032 P7 AZ_LIN1CP 50V 33p IC1145 L16 VDD_1V8_DDR IC1145 C20 LOUT1_CP AA_CFILTER1 C1382 AI_RLV9N
16V C1545 C1602
R1273
AA_YPBPR_RGB IC1005 W3 VDSOGIN IC1005 L25 VDDI IC1005 J19 VDDE IC1145 AE16 LIN1_CP 16V IC1030 M23 LRVDD AI_GLV9P
Pb_IN 0.9V
+
22p
B AA_DDCSDA2 IC1005 K4 AVD0_1 IC1005 U9 AVD2_1
35MHz CRYSTAL IC1005 C17 XTALIO 0.1u IC1032 A13 0.1u IC1145 P24 M_VREF AX_MA0 IC1147 J2 VREF AX_MA0 IC1148 J2 VREF AY_LOUT1DN
23 IC1030 E23 VDD10 IC1030 R1 LVOR9P IC1030 AF8 LVOG9P
D1042
C1016 16V C1293 C1723 2 C1273 C1327 C1297 C1659C1660C1661 C1662

50V 0.1u16V AI_RLV9P
IC1005 T1 VIM[2] LVDSO1[0] AK22 IC1005
LCDVS TPA10 IC1032 T1 AZ_LIN1CN 16V IC1145 M16 VDD_1V8_DDR IC1147 M8 A0 IC1148 M8 A0 IC1145 A19 LOUT1_DN AA_CFILTER2
1u
1u
1u
1u
1u
C1336 16V 22u 22u 22u 22u
0.1u AA_DDCSCL2 C2 IC1005 W2 VDSOYIN 0.1u IC1005 L26 VDDI IC1005 J20 VDDE 0.1u IC1005 F26 SSTL18_VDDE 0.1u IC1145 AF16 LIN1_CN C1603
0.9V 0.1u16V AI_GLV10N 25V 25V 25V 25V 25V
C1256
C1365 6.3V 6.3V 6.3V 6.3V C1628 CFP7584-1601F
C1253
C1254
C1255
C1257
C1251
C1340 16V 1u
C1339 16V1u
C1546
50V
27p
0.1u
3.3V
IC1005 N9 AVD0_1 IC1005 T3 AVD2_1 IC1005 F17 PI1D[17] 16V 16V 16V IC1032 B13 AX_MA1 AX_MA1 AY_LOUT1DP IC1030 L12 VDD10 IC1030 T1 LVOR10N IC1030 AC9 LVOG10N
Y_IN
C1 C1009 16V 1u 0.1u 0.1u C1726 C2 AI_RLV10N
3A
IC1150
0.1u WW-K1M-G0002
22
G AA_GEN_RXD PLL_VD3_1 B20 IC1005 0.1u IC1032 E3 AZ_LIN1DP 16V IC1145 N16 VDD_1V8_DDR IC1147 M3 A1 IC1148 M3 A1 IC1145 B19 LOUT1_DP
C1344 16V
0.1u 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u
0.1u
10V
16V 16V C1094 IC1005 N25 VDDI IC1005 K11 VDDE C1317 IC1005 H25 SSTL18_VDDE
LCDHS
IC1005 M27 MOCDRES IC1032 H3 AM_R_OD2 IC1145 AE15 LIN1_DP 16V IC1147 A1 VDD IC1148 A1 VDD $1.33 AI_GLV10P
10V
16V
C2 C1274 C1284 0.1u
VDD_CORE_1.25V C1616 C1631 IC1030
IC1001
0.22u
VDD_IO_3.3V
C116016V0.1u
C1103 AA_GEN_TXD IC1005 T4 AVD2_1 IC1005 C16 PI1D[18] IC1032 A12 AX_MA2 AX_MA2 AW_AD7 AY_LOUT1EN IC1030 L15 VDD10 T23 LVSEL IC1030 T2 LVOR10P IC1030 AD9 LVOG10P
1u
16V 0.1u 50V C1775 C1087 + AI_RLV10P
PLL_VD4 A24 IC1005 0.1u 0.1u LVDSO1[2] AK21 IC1005 IC1032 G3
RT8272GSP AZ_LIN1DN IC1145 P16 VDD_1V8_DDR IC1147 M7 A2 0.1u 0.1u IC1145 C19 LOUT1_EN
JK1002
2 16V C1383 C1290 C1353 C1427 C1428 C1431
16V 0.1u C1086 25V C1604
118
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
0.1u C1066 16V 8p TPA09
SIDE
0.1u IC1005 N26 VDDI IC1005 K12 VDDE IC1005 H26 SSTL18_VDDE C1328 IC1032 H4 IC1032 G12 AM_R_OD3 IC1145 AF15 LIN1_DN IC1147 E1 VDD IC1148 E1 VDD AI_GLV11N
8
16V 16V 16V 16V
24 C1617 C1632
+
10V 10u
10V 10u
IC1107
C1139
C1169
16V
C1786
C1773
1000p IC1005 D16 PI1D[19] 33u IC1032 B12 0.1u IC1145 N23 M_IREF AX_MA3 AX_MA3 AY_LOUT1EP IC1030 M11 VDD10 IC1030 T3 LVOR11N IC1030 AE9 LVOG11N
16V
16V
16V
16V
16V
0.1u 6.3V C1630 AW_AD6 C1124
C0DBAYY00699 A-2
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
75
77
79
81
83
L1042 C1069 16V 0.1u C1051 AA_RESET AA_HDMI3_PDETA AA_RXD_MAIN AN_D0 AN_A0 PLL_VD5 A18 IC1005 LVDSO1[3] AH21 IC1005 AZ_LIN1EP IC1145 E8 VDD_1V2_CORE IC1145 D22 VDD_3V3_PER IC1145 R16 VDD_1V8_DDR IC1147 N2 A3 0.1u 0.1u IC1145 D19 LOUT1_EP AI_RLV11N
9
2 16V 47u 16V
JALCO 50V C1605 0.1u 0.1u16V
C1123
IC1005 AB5 GIO[0] IC1005 AF1 GIO[20] IC1005 E7 GIO[40] IC1005 B27 SI0 IC1005 AH7 DB[0] IC1005 AK10 ADL[0] IC1005 P21 VDDI IC1005 K19 VDDE IC1005 J25 SSTL18_VDDE IC1032 J5 IC1032 H12 AM_R_OD4 IC1145 AC15 LIN1_EP IC1147 J9 VDD IC1148 J9 VDD AI_GLV11P
J0JJC0000022 10u 16V 16V
C0GBG0000053
IC1032
C1084 16V 0.1u C1275 D1040 16V C1580 C1593 0.1u C1197 0.1u TERM
SLV[40/44/60/48/4C/68/64/6C]
6.3V R1456 22 IC1032 D12 16V AX_MA4 AX_MA4 AW_AD5 AY_LOUT1CKN IC1030 M16 VDD10 IC1030 T4 LVOR11P IC1030 AF9 LVOG11P
C1318 C1738 C1798 C1749 C1785
EZJZ0V80008B
AA_SDATA2 AA_HDMI2_PDETA AA_TXD_MAIN AN_D1 AN_A1 PLL_VD6 Y1 IC1005 0.1u LVDSO1[4] AK20 IC1005 AZ_LIN1EN 0.1u IC1145 E9 VDD_1V2_CORE 0.1u IC1145 E6 VDD_3V3_PER 16V IC1145 T16 VDD_1V8_DDR IC1147 N8 A4 IC1148 N8 A4 IC1145 E20 LOUT1_CLKN AI_RLV11P C1198
IC1005 AB6 GIO[1] IC1005 AF2 GIO[21] IC1005 A29 SO0 IC1005 AG7 DB[1] IC1005 AJ10 ADL[1] 16V IC1005 P22 VDDI
C1285
IC1005 K20 VDDE 0.1u IC1005 K21 SSTL18_VDDE 0.1u 0.1u
B0JCPD000026 0.47u
IC1032 J4 IC1032 H13 AM_R_OD5 IC1145 AD15 LIN1_EN 16V 16V C1618
IC1147 M9 VDD
C1633
AW_ACK C1774 C1116 LB1930M-TLM-E AY_LOUT1CKN 16V
16V IC1032 A11 AX_MA5 AX_MA5 AW_AD4 AY_LOUT1CKP IC1030 R11 VDD10 IC1030 N24 SRCS
C1068 16V 0.1u 16V
0.9V 0.1u16V 16V
0.9V 0.1u16V EP3C10F256C8N-PR 10u 10u 0.1u 25V
TVRR081AA
SIDE
AA_HDMI2_PDET AA_SCLK2 AA_HDMI1_PDETA AA_GEN_RXD AN_D2 AN_A2 0.1u LVDSO1[5] AH20 IC1005 AZ_LIN1CKP IC1145 E16 VDD_1V2_CORE IC1145 E7 VDD_3V3_PER IC1147 N3 A5 0.1u IC1148 N3 A5 0.1u IC1145 E21 LOUT1_CLKP
TQFF806AA
IC1005 AC1 GIO[2] IC1005 C7 GIO[42] IC1005 C27 SI1 IC1005 AF7 DB[2] IC1005 AH10 ADL[2] IC1005 AE15 SDCSB IC1005 R11 VDDI IC1005 K22 SSTL18_VDDE AM_R_OD6 LVDSOUT IC1145 AC16 LIN1_CLKP AX_MDQ0 AX_MA12 IC1147 R1 VDD IC1148 R1 VDD 10V 6.3V AY_LOUT1CKP
C1384
IC1030 M2 LVOCLRN AI_GLVCLKN A2
10V
16V 16V 16V 25V
2.2u
C1581 C1601 C1619 C1634 AW_REN C1399 0.1u
AA_LAMP_LED AA_FANCON4 GUARD_CLK IC1032 B11 IC1145 Y26 M_DQ0 IC1145 M24 M_A12 AX_MA6 AX_MA6 AY_LOUT2AN IC1030 B7 LVI4CLP IC1030 R16 VDD10 IC1030 M25 SRDATA AI_RLVCLKN IC1030 AE5 LVOCLGN
113
D1041
C1 AA_PNX_RST1 AA_HDMI_IRQ AA_GEN_TXD AN_D3 AN_A3 CLK19 GUARD_CLK C1276 LVDSO1B[0] AJ22 IC1005 AZ_LIN1CKN 0.1u IC1145 F5 VDD_1V2_CORE 0.1u IC1145 G5 VDD_3V3_PER AX_MA9 IC1147 N7 A6 0.1u IC1148 N7 A6 0.1u IC1145 A18 LOUT2_AN 0.1u
AA_CF_CK GUARD_CLK C1ZBZ0004117 C1118 0.1u16V
C1083 16V 0.1u AA_TEMP_LED IC1005 AC2 GIO[3] IC1005 Y5 GIO[43] IC1005 A28 SO1 IC1005 AE7 DB[3] IC1005 AG10 ADL[3] IC1005 AF15 SDWEB C1312 0.1u IC1005 Y9 VDDE IC1005 L21 SSTL18_VDDE AE_MA_0 IC1155 J2 VREF AE_MA_0 IC1156 J2 VREF AM_R_OD7 IC1145 AD16 LIN1_CLKN 16V 16V AX_MDQ1 16V IC1147 A9 VDDQ 16V IC1148 A9 VDDQ AW_CS 16V AY_LOUT1AN AI_GLVCLKP TERM
C1319 0.1u AI_RLVCLKP
10V
1u
IC1005 F16 PI1D[21] GUARD_CLK PLL_VS1 B22 IC1005 IC1155 M8 A0 IC1156 M8 A0 IC1032 D11 AZ_LIN1CKP IC1145 AB25 M_DQ1 AX_MA7 IC1145 M23 M_A9 AX_MA7 AX_MA7 AY_LOUT2AP IC1030 A6 LVI4DN IC1030 T12 VDD10 IC1030 AF5 LVOCLGP
AA_ANSYIN
AA_ANMPIN
16V
AA_ANSCIN
0.1u 16V
ADV7495BBSTZ-170 AA_FDATA AA_ARM_IRQ AA_IRIS_RXD AN_D4 AN_A4 C1305 C1303 0.1u LVDSO1B[1] AG22 IC1005 IC1032 J12 AZ_LIN2AP IC1145 J22 VDD_1V2_CORE IC1145 M5 VDD_3V3_PER IC1147 P2 A7 IC1148 P2 A7 IC1145 B18 LOUT2_AP 16V
C1351
C1369 C1594 C1387
CLK286_1 IC1005 AC3 GIO[4] IC1005 AF5 GIO[24] IC1005 Y6 GIO[44] IC1005 A26 SI2 IC1005 AK8 DB[4] 0.1u 120p IC1005 Y10 VDDE 16V AE_MA_1 AE_MA_1 AM_R_OD8 IC1145 AE20 LIN2_AP AX_MDQ2 IC1147 C1 VDDQ IC1148 C1 VDDQ AY_LOUT1AP
IC1005 A15 PI1D[22] PLL_VS2 B21 IC1005 C1286 IC1155 M3 A1 IC1156 M3 A1 IC1032 E11 AZ_LIN1CKN C1582 0.1u IC1145 Y25 M_DQ2 IC1145 R24 M_A7 AX_MA8 C1620 AX_MA8 C1635 AY_LOUT2BN IC1030 B6 LVI4DP IC1030 T15 VDD10
1u 16V 50V
C1071 AA_MOFF_IRQ AA_IRIS_TXD AN_D5 AN_A5 C2 0.1u LVDSO1B[2] AJ21 IC1005 IC1155 A1 VDD IC1156 A1 VDD IC1032 J14 AZ_LIN2AN 0.1u IC1145 K22 VDD_1V2_CORE 16V IC1145 N5 VDD_3V3_PER IC1147 P8 A8 0.1u IC1148 P8 A8 0.1u IC1145 C18 LOUT2_BN
R1612 22
10u C1111 16V 0.1u C1079 10V IC1005 AC4 GIO[5] IC1005 AG1 GIO[25] IC1005 B28 SO2 IC1005 AJ8 DB[5] 19.886MHz IC1005 R25 VDDI 16V IC1005 AA9 VDDE IC1005 V22 SSTL18_VDDE AE_MA_2 C1739 AE_MA_2 C1750 AM_R_OD9 IC1145 AF20 LIN2_AN 16V AX_MDQ3 16V IC1147 C3 VDDQ 16V IC1148 C3 VDDQ AY_LOUT1BN 0.1u16V
C1AB00002966
16V PLL_VS3 C20 IC1005 C1320 IC1155 M7 A2 0.1u IC1156 M7 A2 0.1u IC1032 E5 IC1032 F11 AZ_LIN1AP VDD_CORE_1.25V IC1145 AC26 M_DQ3 AX_MA5 IC1145 T24 M_A5 AX_MA9 C1621 AX_MA9 C1636 AY_LOUT2BP IC1030 C6 LVI4EN
0.1u C1277 AE_MD1_0
6.3V C1712
C1282
AA_BOOT_MODE AN_D6 AN_A6
SCX1 IRIS 0.1u
0.1u LVDSO1B[3] AG21 IC1005 IC1005 W29 MD[0] 16V
C1740
IC1155 E1 VDD 16V
C1751
IC1156 E1 VDD R1613 22 IC1032 J15 AZ_LIN2BP IC1145 P5 VDD_1V2_CORE IC1145 V5 VDD_3V3_PER IC1147 P3 A9 0.1u IC1148 P3 A9 0.1u IC1145 D18 LOUT2_BP AA_ZOOM2 FL1002 J0JYD0000020 C1153
CPU BUS
22p 50V R1145 IC1005 AC5 GIO[6] IC1005 AG2 GIO[26] IC1005 AA4 GIO[46] IC1005 AH8 DB[6] IC1005 AK11 ADL[6] IC1005 R26 VDDI IC1005 AA10 VDDE 16V IC1005 W22 SSTL18_VDDE AE_MA_3 AE_MA_3 AM_R_OD10 IC1145 AC20 LIN2_BP AX_MDQ4 AX_MA3 16V IC1147 C7 VDDQ 16V IC1148 C7 VDDQ C1658 AY_LOUT1BP FL1003 J0JYD0000020
C1063 16V 0.1u IC1005 C15 PI1D[24] PLL_VS3_1 D20 IC1005 16V IC1155 N2 A3 0.1u IC1156 N2 A3 0.1u IC1032 F5 IC1032 E10 AZ_LIN1AN C1587 IC1145 AC25 M_DQ4 IC1145 T23 M_A3 AX_MA10 AX_MA10 AY_LOUT2CN AA_ZOOM1 IC1030 D6 LVI4EP IC1030 T25 VDDP 25V
D1051 50V 820p (FIN) AE_MD1_1 1000p 1u
IC1030
0.1u
+
B0JCAE000001 22 AA_HDMI_IRQ AA_CF_RST
IC1005 AC6 GIO[7]
AA_CF_OE
IC1005 AG3 GIO[27] IC1005 AA5 GIO[47]
AN_D7
IC1005 AG8 DB[7]
AN_A7
IC1005 AJ11 ADL[7] 2 IC1005 T11 VDDI IC1005 AA16 VDDE C1321 IC1005 W25 SSTL18_VDDE
LVDSO1B[4] AJ20 IC1005 IC1005 W28 MD[1] IC1005 U29 MBA[1]
AE_MA_4
16V IC1155 J9 VDD
AE_MA_4
16V IC1156 J9 VDD R1614 22
AM_R_OD11
IC1032 J16 AZ_LIN2BN
IC1145 AD20 LIN2_BN
0.1u
16V
IC1145 R5 VDD_1V2_CORE
C1595
IC1145 W5 VDD_3V3_PER
AX_MDQ5
AX_MA1 IC1147 M2 A10
IC1147 C9 VDDQ
IC1148 M2 A10
IC1148 C9 VDDQ
C1655
50V 16V
IC1145 B17 LOUT2_CN
AA_FOCUS1 AY_LOUT1CN
C1161
6.3V
AI_FRPR IC1030 Y1 FRPR AI_FRPG IC1030 AF13 FRPG
9.6 9.6 C1223
2.2u
IC1026 IC1005 D15 PI1D[25] C1287 0.1u AE_MD1_2 AE_BA_1 IC1155 N8 A4 IC1156 N8 A4 IC1032 G5 IC1032 F10 AZ_LIN1BP 0.1u IC1145 U26 M_DQ5 AX_MA10 IC1145 U25 M_A1 AX_MA11 C1622 AX_MA11 C1637 C1657 AY_LOUT2CP IC1030 A8 LVI4CN AI_RENY1 AI_GENY1 C1242
C1AB00002982
33u
AA_IRIS_RXD
AA_IRIS_TXD
AI_GLVCLKN
AI_GLVCLKP
C1311
+
10V
1u
AA_CF_DONE AN_D8 AN_A8 0.1u LVDSO1B[5] AG20 IC1005 IC1005 W27 MD[2] IC1005 V26 MBA[0] IC1155 M9 VDD IC1156 M9 VDD IC1032 K15 AZ_LIN2CP IC1145 Y5 VDD_1V2_CORE IC1145 AB6 VDD_3V3_PER IC1147 P7 A11 0.1u IC1148 P7 A11 0.1u IC1145 C17 LOUT2_CP AA_FOCUS2 IC1030 T24 PFCAP IC1030 Y2 ENBYR IC1030 AE13 ENBYG 25V
AJ_VREFCOM
C1017 16V 0.1u AA_INHIBT_RGB 16V 16V 10V
L3E07130K0A
AI_GLV11N
AI_GLV11P
AI_GLV10N
AI_GLV10P
AI_GDXOUT
AJ_LCOMG
R1615 22
AA_SDATA2
C1416 C1741 C1752
14
AJ_VREF18
AJ_VREF17
AJ_VREF16
AJ_VREF15
AJ_VREF14
AJ_VREF13
AJ_VREF12
AJ_VREF11
AJ_VREF10
AA_SCS3
IC1005 AG4 GIO[28] IC1005 AA6 GIO[48] IC1005 AF8 DB[8] IC1005 U25 VDDI IC1005 AB16 VDDE IC1005 Y25 SSTL18_VDDE AE_BA_0 AE_MA_5 AE_MA_5 IC1145 AE19 LIN2_CP AX_MDQ6 IC1147 E9 VDDQ IC1148 E9 VDDQ AY_LOUT1CP AI_RDXOUT AI_GDXOUT
GUARD_CLK
GUARD_CLK
AI_GENY1
AA_SCLK2
AI_GLV9N
AI_GLV9P
AI_GLV8N
AI_GLV8P
AI_GLV7N
AI_GLV7P
AI_GLV6N
AI_GLV6P
AI_GLV5N
AI_GLV5P
AI_GLV4N
AI_GLV4P
AI_GLV3N
AI_GLV3P
AI_GLV2N
AI_GLV2P
AI_GLV1N
AI_GLV1P
AI_GLV0N
AI_GLV0P
AI_MSELG
16V 16V 16V C1196 1u
C1350
0.1u 16V
AJ_VCOMG
2.2u C1588 C1596 C1623 C1638
10u 6.3V
10u 6.3V
10u 6.3V
AI_FRPG
AA_FANCON1 IC1005 E15 PI1D[26] IC1155 N3 A5 0.1u IC1156 N3 A5 0.1u IC1032 F6 IC1032 A7 AZ_LIN1BN IC1145 AB26 M_DQ6 IC1145 T26 M_A10 AX_MA12 AX_MA12 AY_LOUT2DN IC1030 B8 LVI4CP
C1314
AE_MD1_3 C1656 0.1u
150p
10V C1278
AI_GDY
D1050 AA_LAMP_SENSE IC1005 B2 DAOUT[0] AN_D9 AN_A9 LVDSO2[0] AK19 IC1005 IC1005 Y27 MD[3] AE_MWRB IC1005 V27 MWRB IC1155 R1 VDD IC1156 R1 VDD IC1032 K16 AZ_LIN2CN 0.1u IC1145 AA5 VDD_1V2_CORE 0.1u IC1145 AB7 VDD_3V3_PER IC1147 R2 A12 0.1u 0.1u IC1145 A16 LOUT2_DN AI_RDY IC1030 W3 DXOUTR AI_GDY
C1082
C1088
C1064
16V 16V R1616 22
C1007
50V
IC1005 AD2 GIO[9] IC1005 AH1 GIO[29] IC1005 AB2 GIO[49] IC1005 AG11 ADH[9] C1315 0.1u IC1005 U26 VDDI IC1005 Y26 SSTL18_VDDE AE_MA_6 C1742 AE_MA_6 C1753 IC1145 AF19 LIN2_CN AX_MDQ7 IC1147 G1 VDDQ 16V AY_LOUT1DN 16V
6.3V
B0JCAE000001 16V 16V
C1006
16V 16V 25V
2300
6.3V
AA_FANCON2 IC1005 F15 PI1D[27] AE_MCKE IC1155 N7 A6 0.1u IC1156 N7 A6 0.1u IC1032 F7 IC1032 A8 AZ_LIN1CP IC1145 V26 M_DQ7 AX_MBA1 IC1145 T25 M_BA1 0.1u AY_LOUT2DP IC1030 A9 LVI4AN
10u
0.015u 16V AE_MD1_4 0.1u
AJ_VREF9
AJ_VREF8
AJ_VREF7
10u
AA_MAIN_STBY
AA_BOOT_MODE
AA_P_KEY_DET
AA_ARM_RESET
IC1005 B1 DAOUT[1] AN_D10 AN_A10 LVDSO2[1] AH19 IC1005 IC1005 AA30 MD[4] IC1005 U27 MCKE IC1155 A9 VDDQ IC1156 A9 VDDQ IRIS_COIL_PWM IC1032 L15 AZ_LIN2DP IC1145 AB8 VDD_1V2_CORE IC1145 AB20 VDD_3V3_PER IC1145 B16 LOUT2_DP IC1030 W4 DYOUTR IC1030 AC12 DYOUTG C1224 33u
AJ_VREF6
AJ_VREF5
AJ_VREF4
AJ_VREF3

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*2 Average value. Each product has an individual

About lead free solder (PbF)

· Unplug the power cord from the power outlet before

· The lamp emits small amounts of UV-radiation, avoid directeye

· The lamp unit has high internal pressure. If improperly handled,

· Because the high pressure lamp involves a risk of failure,

Lamp Wire Lead

2.1. Procedure to enter EXT OPTION

(When the "ENTER" button is pressed, "EXT OPTION" menu is displayed.)

2.2. EXT OPTION Menu and Functions

* Do not change the initial setting (NORMAL).

2.3. Canceling EXT OPTION

3.1. Procedure to enter the self-check mode

3.2. Self Check Display and Contents

SELF CHECK S/N SD12345678 18

9 FLTR SENSOR OFFSET 79

* This display is an example and the display contents

The result of items “G SAVED” and “U SAVED”, “OK” is

The result of items “TEMP”, “FAN”(INTK, LAMP, EXST,

Display Contents Remark

*1 FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array)

3.3. Canceling the self-check mode

4 Flicker Adjustment Mode

4.1. Procedure to enter the adjustment mode

4.2. Adjustment Display and Contents

" ": Decrease, " ": Increase

Adjust the setting value to minimize the flicker on the screen.

Execute the adjustment by 6 patterns below.

" ": Forward direction, " ": Reverse direction

4.3. Canceling the flicker adjustment mode

5 Using the SERIAL Connector

5.2. Pin Layout and Signal Names for SERIAL Connector

Pin No Signal Name Contents

5.3. Communication Settings

5.4. Basic Format

5.5. Communication Cable Specifications

5.6. Control / Inquiry Commands

· Connectors also must be handled carefully.

6.1. Printed Circuit Board and Main Parts Location

6.2. Removal of Upper Case

6.3. Removal of A-P.C.Board

2. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the A-P.C.Board block.

2. While pressing hooks of the 2 top panel fastening devices,

3. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the connector cover.

4. Unscrew the 11 screws and remove the A-P.C.Board.

3. Loosen the 3 screws until they idle.

5. Unscrew the 8 screws and remove the upper case.

6.4. Removal of K1- and

2. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the A-P.C.Board block.

7. Unscrew the 3 screws and remove the K1- and

4. Unscrew the 4 screws and remove Analysis Block and the

6.5. Removal of R-P.C.Board

2. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the V-P.C.Board.

6.7. Removal of V-P.C.Board

2. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the V-P.C.Board.

4. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the R-P.C.Board.

6.6. Removal of S-P.C.Board 6.8. Removal of B/Q-Module

3. Unscrew the 1 screw and remove the operation button block.

3. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the V-P.C.Board.

5. Unscrew the 1 screw and release the grounding terminal.

12. Unscrew the 2 screws.

13. While pressing to shut each hook of the 2 resinous stands,