F LE32N1620 SERVICE MANUAL

User Manual: LE32N1620 SERVICE MANUAL

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Installation

Connecting to a DC input .................................................. 29

Connecting to an Antenna input .................................... 29

Choose Your Connection .................................................... 30

Connecting to an AV Device.............................................. 30

Connecting to an Audio Device .................................... 31

Connecting to a PC ............................................................ 32

Connecting Headphones ................................................ 33

Introduction

Controls .............................................................................................. 25

Connection Options ...................................................................... 26

Universal Remote control ............................................................ 27

Accessories ....................................................................................... 28

Install the Stand .............................................................................. 28

Install the Wall Mount ................................................................... 28

7. Operation

Channel menu .................................................... 33

Video menu ........................................................ 36

Audio menu ........................................................ 37

Function menu ................................................... 38

Lock Menu .......................................................... 42

Other Functions ................................................. 45

Playing External Media .................................... 54

Universal Remote Control

Setting Up Your Remote Control ...................... 58

Remote Control Codes ...................................... 63

Maintenance 63

Specication 63

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Introduction

Haier LED HDTV EN-4

Introduction

Controls

This is a simplied representation of the TV front panel, side panel control buttons and side inputs.

TV Side panel controls and connections

1MENU Menu display. Press to access the on-screen

menu display.

2INPUT

Press to access the input source mode. Press

repeatedly to change the source to the one

you want to watch. In the MENU screen, the

INPUT button serves as the ENTER button.

3VOL +/-

Press to adjust the volume. In the MENU screen,

these buttons serve as left/right buttons.

4CH +/-

Press to scan through channels.To scan quickly

through channels, press and hold down either

+/- . In the MENU screen, these buttons serve

as up/down buttons.

5POWER Press to turn on and oﬀ the TV.

6Remote Sensor

Receives IR signals from the remote control.

Do not put anything near the sensor, which

may block the remote control signal.

7Power indicator

CHVOL

INPUT MENU

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Introduction

EN-5 Haier LED HDTV

Connection Options

Back panel connections

8ETHERNET Connect a ETHERNET cable to the Network.

6Headphone

jack Headphone audio output terminal.

7USB Input x2

images or

music, and support wiﬁ.

1HDMI In x4

Connect a HDMI device to receive digital audio

and uncompressed digital video.

Note

HDMI 1 supports (ARC)Audio Return 5

Channel.

2MINI AV In Connect the video and audio signal from a video

device with the converter cable.

5Antenna

Input

Connect cable or antenna signals to theTV, either

directly or through your cable box.

9PC Video In Connect a video cable from a computer.

3Optical

Connect to the digital audio equipment.

4AUDIO Out

Connect the audio L/R cables to your audio equipment.

10 PC Audio In Connect the audio cable from a computer.

12 Component

AUDIO In

Connect the audio L/R cables from the component

source or an AV audio.

11 Component

Video In

Connect a component video device or an AV

composite video.

ETHERNET PC AUDIO Y Pb Pr R-AUDIO-L HDMI1

COMPONENT

HDMI2 HDMI3 HDMI4 AV IN OPTICAL AUDIO ANT IN USB1 USB2

IN IN IN MINI OUT

Introduction

Haier LED HDTV EN-6

Universal Remote control

The remote control cannot be operated unless the batteries are properly loaded.

When using the remote control, aim it at the remote sensor on the TV.

Function introduction

1Power Press to turn on and o the TV

2TV DVD CABLE VCR To select one of the system modes in which the remote control

can be used.

3Number buttons Press to change a channel.

4tCVUUPO Press to select digital channels. For example, to enter “54-3” ,

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5VOLUME UP/DOWNPress to adjust the volume.

6CH.LISTDisplay the channel list in TV mode.

7CCD(closed caption)Select a closed caption.

8FAV.LISTPress to display the favorite channel list in TV mode.

9NETFLIX Press to launch Netix.

0MENU Press to display the on-screen menu

AArrow keys (Up/Down/

Left/Right)

Allows you to navigate the on-screen menus and adjust the

system settings.

BRETURN Return to the previous menu.

CR G Y B

Buttons used in the

Channel list, Media Play menu, etc.

DMedia Player Functions / Rewind / Fast / Backward /Forward Stop

Play/Pause

EMTS/SAP Select MONO, STEREO, SAP in NTSC system

FINPUTShow the input source list.

GRECALL Press to jump back and forth between two channels.

HCHANNEL UP/DOWNPress to scan through channels. To scan quickly between the last

two channels, press and hold down either ġ/Ģ.

IMUTESwitches the sound on or off.

JDISPLAY

Press to display the TV status information on the top of the TV screen.

KYAHOO!Launches Yahoo Connected TV!

LNet ContentDisplay the Net Connect main menu, which includes Yahoo,

Netix, Multimedia, and more.

MTOOLS Quickly select frequently used functions.

NENTER

Accesses the highlighted item in the on-screen menu

OEXIT Clears all on-screen displays and returns to TV viewing from any

PREC Press to start the timeshift process.

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Introduction

EN-7 Haier LED HDTV

Note

product.

When installing the product within an enclosure

When installing the product with a wall-mount

4’’

4’’4’’

4’’

Accessories

Remo

Mini AV converter cable x1

USB extension cable x1

te x1

Owner’s manual x1

Alkaline battery(AAA) x2

Install the Stand

Carefully place the TV screen side down on a table. We

suggest that you place the wrapping material from the

TV package on the table top to protect the screen from

damage. connect the TV to the Stand as shown.

Install the Wall Mount

1. Removing the TV base support

When mounting the TV onto a wall, remove the TV base

support as shown.

base support

2. InstallingWall-Mount

Use screws to secure the wall bracket to the back of your

TV.

For more information on how to install a wall mount,

refer to the wall mount's user manual.

Securing the Installation Space

Keep the required distances between the product and

other objects (e.g. walls) to ensure proper ventilation.

product due to an increase in the internal temperature

of the product.

Install the product so the required distances shown in

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Installation

Haier LED HDTV EN-8

Installation

Connecting to a DC input

To use AC Power Suppley

Connect the power cable to the power outlet, as shown

in the gure.

Connecting to an Antenna

Over-the-air TV reception quality will depend on your

antenna type, antenna location and antenna positioning.

Cable Television

Network

Note

To improve the picture quality in a poor signal

area, please purchase a signal amplier and install

properly.

If the antenna needs to be split for two TV’s, install

a “2-Way Signal Splitter” .

To install the antenna properly please contact a

professional in your area.

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Installation

EN-9 Haier LED HDTV

Choose Your Connection

There are several ways to connect your television, depending on the components you want to connect and the quality

of the signal you want to achieve. The following are examples of some di erent ways to connect your TV with di erent

input sources.

Connecting to an AV Device

Using an HDMI Cable: HD connection(up to 1080p)

Available devices: DVD, Blu-ray player, HD cable box, HD STB(Set-Top-Box) satellite receiver.

Audio left= white

Audio right= red

HDMI IN/DVI AUDIO IN

Device

PC OUT

AUDIO OUT

R-AUDIO-L

Audio Cable(Not Supplied)

HDMI Cable(Not Supplied)

HDMIto DVI Cable

(Not Supplied)

PC/DVI AUDIO IN PC IN

HDMI 1 IN HDMI 2 IN HDMI 3 IN HDMI 4 IN

When using an HDMI/DVI cable connection for video, the PC/DVI AUDIO IN jack is required for audio.

Haier TVs support HDMI 1.4 (Audio Return Channel). However, the ARC(Audio Return Channel) function is only

supported on HDMI 1 IN (ARC).

The ARC function enables digital output of sound using the HDMI 1 IN (ARC) port and can only be operated when

the TV is connected to an audio receiver that supports the ARC function.

The ARC Single mode is only enabled when the TV is connected to the device when using a Category2High Speed

HDMI cable.

When the Input source is the TV, the ARC function allows audio to be heard from a receiver. The audio is sent to a

receiver from the TV via an HDMI cable without the need for a separate optical cable.

error may occur.

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Installation

Haier LED HDTV EN-10

Using a Component(up to 1080p) or Audio/Video (480i only)Cable

COMPONENT

or AV IN

Y/VIDEO Pb Pr L -AUDIO- R

COMPONENT OUT

Device

AUDIO OUT

Pr Pb YR-AUDIO-L

RG B R GBW R WR

Device

AUDIO OUT

R-AUDIO-L

VIDEO OUT

Audio Cable(Not Supplied)

Component Cable(Not Supplied)

Video= yellow

Audio left= white

Audio right= red

Component video cable:

Y=Green

Pb=Blue

Pr=Red

AV IN

mini

L R

Note

For better picture quality, the Component connection is recommended over the A/V connection.5

Connecting to an Audio Device

Using an Audio(Analog) Cable Connections

Amplifier/ DVD

Home Theater

AUDIO IN

R-AUDIO-L

Audio Cable(Not Supplied)

Audio left= white

Audio right= red

AUDIO OUT

When connecting, use the appropriate connector (sold separately).

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Installation

EN-11 Haier LED HDTV

Connecting to a PC

Using an HDMI/DVI Cable or a D-Sub Cable

AUDIO OUT

PC OUT

Audio Cable (Not Supplied)

D-Sub Cable

(Not Supplied)

PC AUDIO IN PC IN

Display Modes(D-Sub and HDMI/DVI Input)

Optimal resolution is 1920x1080@60Hz.

Mode Resolution Horizontal

Frequency (KHz)

Vertical

Frequency (Hz)

Pixel Clock

Frequency (MHz)

Sync

Polarityl(H/V)

IBM 720400 31.469 701.087 28.322 -/+

MAC 640480

832624

1152870

35.000

49.726

68.681

66.667

74.551

75.062

30.240

57.284

100.000

-/-

VESA DMT 640480

640480

800600

1024768

1280720

37.861

37.500

37.879

48.007

46.875

48.363

56.476

60.023

45.000

72.809

75.000

60.317

72.118

75.000

60.004

70.069

75.029

60.000

31.500

40.000

50.000

49.500

65.000

75.000

78.750

74.250

-/-

+/+

-/-

+/+

VESA DMT-

DTV CEA

19201080p 67.500 60.000 148.500 +/+

Note

The set may operate abnormally if a non-standard video format is selected.5

Separate and Composite modes are supported. SOG(Sync On Green) is not supported.5

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Operation

Haier LED HDTV EN-12

Connecting Headphones

Youcan connect a set of headphones to your set

if you wish to watch a TV programme without

disturbing the other people in the room.

ETHERNET

Back of TV

Plug a set of headphones into the 3.5 mm jack on the

back panel of the set.

Note

Prolonged use of headphones at a high volume

may damage your hearing.

When headphones are connected, the TV's

speakers will still be on. Select the Audio

menu press the



ENTER button and press

the





button to select Speaker, press

the





Operation

In the manual, the OSD (on screen display) may be

di erent from your TV’s, because it is just an example to

help you with the TV operation.

There are several options you might need to set up in

order for your TV to work properly. Read the instructions

that follow.

Initial Setup: Set accordingto the screen display.

Switching On/Oﬀ the TV set

First, connect the power cord correctly.

Select the source you want to view by using the

INPUT button on the remote control.

When nished using the TV, press the POWER button

on the remote control. The TV reverts to standby

mode.

If you will not use the TV for an extended period of

time, it is recommended to disconnect the power

plug from the wall power outlet.

Note

When the TV is powered on, an on screen display

will indicate the active input source for a few

moments then disappear. If there is no signal

present at that input, "No Signal" will be displayed

on the screen.

Choose the MenuLanguage

When you start using your set for the rst time, you must

select the language which will be used for displaying

menus and messages.

Choose the TV input and then press the MENU

button.

Press the





button to select the Function

menu.

Press

the



ENTER button and then use

the





button to select Language.

Press the





button to select language.

( English, Español or Français)

Lock

Language English

Aspect Ratio Normal

OSD Timeout Long

DPMS On

CEC Setup Menu

DCR Off

Enter Move Exit

Video

Audio

Channel

Choose the Input source

Change the picture source so you can watch your TV,

VCR, DVD player, cable box , or other devices that are

connected to your TV.

Press

the

INPUT button to enter the Select Source

menu and then use the





button to select the

desired items (TV, Video, Component , PC, HDMI 1,

HDMI 2, HDMI3, HDMI4).

Press the ENTER button to con rm .

Select the desired program

Usingthe CH / buttons.

Press the CH button to change the channel

higher.

Press the CH button to change the channel lower.

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EN-13 Haier LED HDTV

viewing.

Channel menu

This TV set has two methods to set the channels:

Channel Scan and Channel Skip.

In this section, using the remote control to set the

channels is explained. You can also use the buttons

on the TV to set the channels.

Note

The Channel Menu is only accessible while the 5

input source is set to TV.

Channel Scan

Press the MENU button and then use the





button to select the TV menu.

Press the



/ ENTER button to select Antenna.

Press the

button to select Air or Cable mode.

Press the





button to select Channel Scan.

Press the



/ ENTER button to start searching.

To cancel searching, press the EXIT button.

Note

When5Air is selected, the TV will detect antenna

signals and will search for antenna TV (NTSC and

ATSC) channels available in your local area.

When5Cable is selected, the TV will detect cable

company supplied signals and will search for cable

TV (NTSC, QAM modulated) channels available in

your Area.

Note

If skip is set to ON for a channel, pressing the 5

CHvv/vv

buttons will not show the skipped

channel(s).

You can also enter a channel number directlyby

entering the channel number using the number pad

on the remote control and then pressingENTER.

Select the desired volume level

Press the VOL-/+ buttons on the remote or the side of

the TV set to adjust the volume level. The range is 0~100.

When the volume buttons are pressed the volume level

is displayed automatically on the TV screen.

Mute

Press the MUTE button on the remote control and

an icon indicating the MUTE function is active will

display on the screen. At this time, the sound of the

TV set is turned o.

If you want to enable the sound, press the MUTE

button again or directly press the VOL+ button.

SAP Broadcasts Setup

This TV can receive MTS stereo programs and SAP

(SecondaryAudio Program) that accompanies the stereo

program, if the station transmits an additional sound

signal as well as the original one.

When the MTS button on the remote control is pressed,

the TV will only receive the signal if the TV station

transmits the proper signals.

Mono sound is automaticallyreceived if the broadcast is

only in Mono, even

Stereo or SAP has been selected.

Select Mono if you want to listen to mono sound during

stereo/SAP broadcasting. Stereo or SAP can be received

in an analog channel.

Use the MTS button to select your desired MTS

mode in an analog signal.

Each time you pressx

the MTS

button, Mono, Stereo

or SAP appear. If other languages are available

in the digital signal, select them with the

MTS

button.

Press the EXIT button to save and return to TV

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Operation

Haier LED HDTV EN-14

Channel Skip

A channel that has been set to skip will not be viewable

when using the





buttons to browse channels. A

skipped channel can be viewed by using the remote

control keypad to select the channel. Default un-

scanned analog channels are set to skip. Channels with a

check mark icon are skipped channels..

Press

Athe MENU button and then use the





button to select the Channel menu.

Press

Bthe



/ ENTER button and then use the





button to select Channel Skip.

Press

Cthe





button to select a channel, then

press the ENTER button to toggle between and .

Function

Lock

2 Analog

3 Analog

4 Analog

5 Analog

6 Analog

7 Analog

8 Analog

9 Analog

10 Analog

Set Select Back

Video

Audio

Time Shifting Mode

To turn the Time Shifting Mode on or o.

Set the

ATime Shifting On, then insert a USB drive in

the USB input.

Press BPLAY/PAUSE to play or pause the program. If

you want to stop the time shift function, press the

EXIT button.

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7:00 7:30

-00:00:01 7:00 7:30

1.Time shift time. The time delay to the current program

time.

2.Current time

3.Channel name

Playback status: It shows the playback status (Play,

Pause, Fast Forward, Rewind).

Play/Pause Fast forward

Stop Fast backward

3.Playback speed: playback speed can be changed -

1x,2x,4x,8x,16x,32x.

4.Playback position: The playback position is always at

the center of the time bar.

5.Time scale:shows the time in half hour increments.

Note

Time Shift function is only available in DTVR

mode.

The maximum recording duration is determined R

by the memory size of the USB drive and the signal

resolution. Please use a high-speed USB 2.0 drive

with a minimum of 1GB capacity.

Time shift Ris only supported on USB drives

formatted to the FAT32 le-system.

Time shift supports more than 4GB recordings by R

using multi-le storage.

When the maximum recording duration is reached, R

the oldest program will be deleted and the latest

program is recorded.

When changing channels or changing input R

source, the time shift will stop automatically.

Time shift will store the video, audio and data R

service. Maximum allowed:

Video streams: Max 1 stream

Audio streams: Max 8 streams

CC stream: Unlimited.

During recording, the data is not guaranteed to be R

stored on the disk. If the timeshift playback plays

a corrupted data block, it will show “Data lost”

message to indicate that the current data is not

stored correctly.

Please connect the TV antenna or Cable TV coaxial R

cable to the Antenna input on the TV. Then,

complete the channel scan. The Time Shift feature

only is available when using your ATSC tuner and

QAM cable tuner.

Audio Language

Press the





button to select audio language.

( English, Español or Français)

Note

This function is only available in digital channel mode.

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Operation

EN-15 Haier LED HDTV

Video menu

Note

Depending on the input signal, one or more menu 5

items may not be selectable.

How to select picture mode

The picture mode provides the pre-dened video

settings: User,

Mild, Standard, Vivid and Movie.

Press the MENU button and then use the





button to select the Video menu.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select PictureMode.

Press the





button to select the option User,

Mild, Standard, Vivid and Movie.

How to customize video settings

Press the MENU button and then use the





button to select Video menu.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select the desired items.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to adjust the setting.

Picture Mode

Select the picture mode (User/

Mild/Standard/Vivid/

Movie

Brightness

This will adjust the light output of the complete

picture, which will mainly aect the darker areas of

the picture.

Contrast

This will adjust the intensity of bright parts in the

picture but keep the dark parts unchanged.

Color

This will adjust the saturation level of the colors to suit

your personal preference.

Tint

Allows you to select the color mix (Tint) of the picture.

Sharpness

This will adjust the sharpness of ne details in the

picture.

Note

Video adjustments are only available in the User5

mode.

If adjustments are attempted in any of the other 5

Picture modes the system will automatically switch

to the User mode.

Only when the picture mode is set to User can the 5

Brightness, Contrast, Color, Tint, Sharpness and

Color Temperature be adjusted. All other Picture

Modes are preset.

Color temperature

This will increase or decrease Warm (red) and Cool

(blue) colors to suit personal preferences.

Select Cool to give the white colors a blue tint, Normal

to give the white colors a neutral tint, Warm to give

the white colors a red tint.

Advanced Video

To adjust the picture in advanced: DNR, MPEG NR,

Adaptive Luma Control, Flesh Tone, DI Film Mode, Blue

Stretch , Game Mode, HDMI Mode and Overscan.

DNR:xDigital Noise Reduction, adjust to reduce

the appearance of digitizing errror caused by

Low.

MPEG NR:xTo adjust the MPEG Noise Reduction:

AdaptiveLuma Control:xTo adjust changes in the

luminance of the picture: .

Flesh Tone:x

Low or Medium.

DI ﬂim mode: xTo set DI im mode: Auto or o.

Blue Stretch:xTo set Blue Stretch: On or

PC Set

When you select the PC input, this function is used.

Adjustment for screen Position, Clock, Phase, Setting

Display adjustment menu by pressing the INPUT button

then use the





button to select the source of PC

item.

Auto Adjust: Automatically adjust the display of the

picture (Onlyavailable in PC source).

H. Position: Press the





button and then press

the





button to adjust the horizontal position of

the picture.

V. Position: Press the





button and then press

the





button to adjust the vertical position of the

picture.

Phase: Adjust the phase of the pixel clock.

Clock: Adjust the clock of the input signal.

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Operation

Haier LED HDTV EN-16

Press the MENU button and then use the





button to select the Video menu.

Audio

Channel

Function

Lock

Picture Mode User

Brightness 50

Contrast 50

Color 50

Tint 0

Sharpness 10

Enter Move Exit

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select PC.

Audio

Channel

Function

Lock

H.Position 64

V.Position 50

Phase 5

Clock 12 0

Enter Move Back

Auto Adjust

Enter

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to adjust the setting.

Audio menu

How to select audio mode

Press the MENU button and then use the





button to select the Audio menu.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Sound Mode.

Channel

Function

Lock

Balance 1

Bass 50

Treble 50

Sound Mode On

Speaker On

Enter Move Exit

Video

Press the



/ENTER button to select the audio

mode (O , Rock, Pop, Live, Dance, Techno, Classic

and Soft).

How to customize audio settings

Press the MENU button and then use

the





button to select the Audio menu.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select desired items.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to adjust the setting.

Balance: Adjust to emphasize left or right speaker

balance.

Bass: Adjust to increase or decrease lower-pitched

sounds.

Treble: Adjust to increase or decrease higher-pitched

sounds.

Sound Mode: To adjust the equalizer: O , Rock, Pop,

Live, Dance, Techno, Classic and Soft.

Speaker

AVL(AutoVolumeLeveler): This will reduce the

SPDIF Type: To adjust the SPDIF type o, Dolby digital

or PCM.

di erences in volume level duringcommercials or

when changing the channel.

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Function menu

Menu Language

When you start using your set for the first time, you must

select the language which will be used for displaying

menus and messages.

Press the

AMENUbutton and then use the





button to select the Function menu.

Press

Bthe



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Language.

Press

Cthe





button to select a language.

(English, Español or Français )

Lock

Language English

Aspect Ratio Normal

OSD Timeout Long

DPMS On

CEC Setup Menu ˚˚

DCR Off

Enter Move Exit

Video

Audio

Channel

Aspect Ratio

Occasionally, you may want to change the size of the

image on your screen. Your TV comes with several screen

size options, each designed to work best with specic

types of video input. Your cable box/satellite receiver

may have its own set of screen sizes as well. In general,

though, you should view the TV in Normal mode as

much as possible.

Note

If a xed image is displayed on the screen for a R

long time, the image may become permanently

burned on the screen and remain visible.

Press the

AMENU button and then use the





button to select the Function menu.

Press

Bthe



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Aspect Ratio.

Press

Cthe





button to select 16:9,Normal,

Cinema, Zoom.

OSD Timeout

Press the

AMENU button and then use the





button to select the Function menu.

Press

Bthe



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select OSD Timeout.

Press

Cthe





button to select Short,Middle

or Long. (Short is for 5 seconds; Middle is for 10

seconds; Long is for 15 seconds)

DPMS

Press the



/ENTER button to selet On or O.

An PC mode, the TV will go into standby mode

automatically if there is no PC input signal present

for 1 minute. The set will turn on and automatically

go into PC mode when the PC input is connected.

With all other sources, the set will go into standby

mode automatically if there is no signal present for

5 minutes.

CEC Setup Menu

Consumer electronic control (CEC) allows you to control

other devices using your remote control when those

devices are connected via HDMI.

Press the

ATOOLS button and then use the





button to select CEC Setup Menu.

Press the





button to set.

CEC function: Turn CEC On of O. When set to O, your

TVwill not send or receive any CEC commands.

Device Discovery: Register devices with your TV. Before

CEC will work, perform a device discovery to see if there

are any CEC supported devices connected to your TV.

Note

Only devices that support CEC will be compatible R

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with this function.

DCR

Dynamic Contrast Ratio. Press the





button to select

Note

Dynamic Contrast delivers deeper blacks in 5

predominantly dark scenes and brighter whites in

bright scenes.

Blue Screen

This will select the background color.

Press the MENU button and then use

the





button to select the Function menu.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Blue Screen.

Press the





button to select On or Oﬀ.

Note

When Blue Screen is set to On, the TV will display a 5

blue screen when there is no signal present. When

TimeSetup

This function allows you to select your local time zone.

Broadcasted time information will correct the clock

displayfor your local time.

TimeZone: Press the





button to select the

appropriate time zone.

Time: Press the



/ENTER button to enter the

submenu.

Lock

Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Auto Synchronization On

Date 2000/01/01

Time 09:01:00

Power On Time Off

Timer 01:01:00AM

Power On Channel

Power Off Timer On

Timer 09:01:00PM

Auto Synchronization: Press the





button to

time manually.

Date: Press the





button to select the position and

use the number buttons to set the date.

Time: Press the





button to select the position

and use the number buttons to set the time. Press the

ENTER button to switch AM and PM.

Note

programmed.

Press the





button to select

On, or once. , the time cannot be

adjusted.

Timer: Press the





button to select the position

and use the number buttons to set the time. Press the

ENTER button to switch AM and PM.

Sleep Timer: Press the





button to select the

Minutes, 30 Minutes, 60 Minutes, 90 Minutes, 120

Minutes, 180 Minutes or 240 Minutes.

Closed Caption

This allows you to modify how digital captions are

displayed on your TV. Select from the following options

to change the visual characteristics of your TV’s digital

captioning. Customize the DTV/CADTV captions that

appear on your screen.

Press the



/ENTER button to enter the submenu.

Lock

Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Analog Closed Caption

Digital Closed Caption Off

Digital Closed Style

Off CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4

Analog Caption: Press the





button to select the

Closed Caption options. It helps the hearing impaired

with the broadcast program, as well as helping

children learn how to read. A built in decoder displays

the audio portion of a program as text on the screen

when this option is selected.

CC1: When CC1is displayed on the TV, it means

CC mode is turned on.

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CC2 to CC4: For other modes of video related

broadcast information.

Text1: For program guide and other information

displayed by broadcasters. (This blocks a large

portion of the picture on your screen).

Text2 to Text4: For other modes of information

displayed by broadcasters. (This blocks a large

portion of the picture on your screen).

IMPORTANT: Closed captioning availability

entirely depends on broadcasters supplying the

signal. Therefore, closed captioning might not

always be available and language availability

Select CC1 for full translation of the primary

language such as English in your area. Select

CC2 for secondary language translation such

as French or any other language that may be

broadcast in your area.

Digital Closed Caption: Press the





button

Service5/Service6.

There are 6 standard services. Select one of the

digital service channels made available by the

caption provider. Service 1 is designated as the

PrimaryCaption Service. This service contains

the verbatim, or near-verbatim captions for

the primary language being spoken in the

accompanying program audio. Service 2 is

designated as the Secondary Language Service.

This service contains captions in a secondary

language which are translations of the captions

in the primaryCaption Service. The other service

subchannels are not pre-assigned. It is up to the

discretion of the individual caption provider to

utilize the remaining service channels.

ABC

Lock

Move Back

Video

Audio

Analog Caption Off

Digital Closed Style

Off Service1 Service2 Service3 Service4

Digital Closed Caption

Digital Caption Style: Press the



/ENTER button

to enter the submenu.

Caption Style: Select Default or Custom mode.

Font Size: To adjust the font size: Large, Small or

Medium.

Font Style: To adjust the font style: Style1, Style2,

Style3, Style4, Style5, Style6 or Style7.

Font Color: To adjust the font color: White, Green,

Blue, Red, Cyan, Yellow, Magenta or Black.

Font Opacity: To adjust the font opacity: Solid,

Translucent or Transparent.

Background Color: To adjust the background color:

Black, White, Green, Blue, Red, Cyan, Yellow or

Magenta.

Background Opacity: To adjust the background

opacity: Solid, Translucent or Transparent.

Window Color:To adjust the window color: Black,

White, Green, Blue, Red, Cyan, Yellow or Magenta.

Window Opacity: To adjust the window opacity:

Translucent, Transparent or Solid.

Network Setup

Your TV's wireless Internet network connection can

be established automatically or manually. Follow the

instructions below to establish a network connection.

Connecting to a Network

You can set up your TV to access the Internet through

your local area network (LAN) using a wired or wireless

connection.

Connecting to a Wired Network

You can attach your TV to your LAN using a cable (cable

not included) in three ways:

You can attach your TV to your LAN byconnectingx

the LAN port on the back of your TV to an external

modem using a Cat 5 cable. See the diagram below:

ETHERNET

The Modem Port on the Wall External Modem

(ADSL / VDSL / Cable TV)

LAN Cable

(not supplied)

Modem Cable(not supplied)

Back of TV

You can attach your TV to your LAN byconnectingx

the LAN port on the back of your TV to a router

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which is connected to an external modem. Use a Cat

5 cable for the connection. See the diagram below:

LAN

The Modem Port on the Wall External Modem

(ADSL / VDSL / Cable)

LAN Cable

(not supplied)

LAN Cable(not supplied)

Modem Cable(not supplied)

Back of TV Router

you may be able to attach your TV to your LAN by

connecting the LAN port on the back of your TV

directlyto a network wall outlet using a Cat 5 cable.

See the diagram below. Note that the wall outlet is

attached to a modem or router elsewhere in your

house.

ETHERNET

The Modem Port on the Wall

LAN Cable(not supplied)

Back of TV

Note

T5he terminals (the position of the port and the

on the manufacturer.

If the IP address allocation by the DHCP server5

again after at least 10 seconds and then try again.

For the connections between the external modem 5

and the router, refer to the owner’s manual of the

corresponding product.

You can connect the TV to the LAN directly without 5

connecting it through a router.

You cannot use a manual-connection-type ADSL 5

modem because it does not support DHCP. You

have to use an automatic connection-type ADSL

modem.

How to set up automatically

Press the MENU button and then use the





button to select the Function menu.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Network. Press the



ENTER button, and the network screen appears.

Lock

Network Upgrade

Applications

Enter Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Configuration

Enter

Press the



/ENTER button, the menu appears.

Lock

Interface Wireless

Wireless Setting

Information

IP Setting

Connection Test

Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Internet Connection

Off On

Press the





button to set the interface to

Ethernet.

Press the





button to select IP Setting and

press the



/ENTER button to enter the menu.

Press the





button to select address type

AUTO.

Lock

Address Type AUTO

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

Primary DNS

Secondary DNS

Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

AUTO acquires and enters the needed Internet

values automatically.

Wait two minutes, and then press the BACK button

on the remote. Select Connection Test to check the

Internet connectivity.

How to set up Manually

For use when connectingyour TV to a network that

requires a static IP address.

Follow the steps below to set up your TV's network

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connection manually.

Follow Steps 1 through 5 in the "How to set up

automatically" procedure.

Press the





button to select address type

Manual.

Audio

Channel

Function

Lock

Address Type Manual

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

Primary DNS

Secondary DNS

Move Back

Enter the IP Address,Subnet Mask, Default

Gateway, Primary DNS and Secondary DNSentry

values. Use the number buttons on your remote to

enter numbers and the









buttons to

press the BACK button on the

remote.

Select Connection Test to check the Internet

connectivity.

Connecting to a Wireless Network

To connect your TV to your wireless network, you need

a wireless router or modem and a wireless LAN Adaptor

(included), which you connect to the USB input.

The LAN Port on the Wall

Wireless

Router

Wireless LAN Adapter

(WiFi Dongle)

LAN Cable

Back of TV

USB

Note

You must use the included Wireless LAN Adaptor5

(included) to connect to a wireless network.

To use a wireless network, your TV must be 5

connected to a wireless router. If the wireless

router supports DHCP, your TV can use a DHCP

or static IP address to connect to the wireless

network.

The Included Wireless LAN adapter supports IEEE 5

802.11A, IEEE 802.11B, IEEE 802.11G, IEEE 802.11N.

When you play DLNA video over IEEE 802.11B/G

connection, the video may not play smoothly.

If the wireless5router allows you to turn the Ping

Select a channel for the wireless5router that is not

currently being used. If the channel set for the

wireless router is currently being used by another

device nearby, this will result in interference and

communications may fail.

When connecting the Wireless LAN Adapter to the 5

TV in 802.11N mode, WEP/TKIP/TKIP-AES is not

supported

C5onnection methods: you can set up the wireless

network connection four ways. Haier Auto

manually.

Reset Default

Yahoo! Connected TV version info

Press the



/ENTER button to enter the submenu.

Press ENTER button to display the Yahoo version.

Yahoo! Connected TV Reset Default

Press ENTER button, and select YES item to return the

Yahoo settings to the initial state.

will be changed to the factory default setting.

Resettingto the

and function settings only. All Channel programming

information remains as it was.

Lock Menu

Parental Control can be used to block specic channels

and content by using a rating system.

The parental control function is used to block program

viewing based on the ratings sent by the broadcasting

station. The default setting is to allow all programs to be

viewed. Viewing can be blocked by choosing the type of

the program and the categories.

Parental Control rating and categories

Rating guidelines are provided by broadcasting stations.

Most television programs and television movies can be

blocked byTV Rating or Individual Categories. Movies

that have been shown at the theaters or direct-to-video

movies use the Movie RatingSystem (MPAA) only.

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Ratings for Television programs:

Parental Guide:

TV-Y (All children)

TV-Y7 (Children 7 years older)

TV-G (General audience)

TV-PG (Parental guidance suggested)

TV-14(Parents strongly cautioned)

TV-MA (Mature audience only)

TV Rating:

A (Age) (applies to TV-Y, TV-Y7, TV-G, TV-PG,

TV-14, TV-MA)

D (Dialogue -

sexual dialogue) (applies to TV-PG, TV-14)

L (Language -

adult language) (applies to TV-PG, TV-14, TV-MA)

S (Sex - sexual

situations) (applies to TV-PG, TV-14, TV-MA)

V (Violence) (applies to TV-PG, TV-14, TV-MA)

FV (Fantasy

Violence) (applies to TV-Y7)

Ratings for Movies previously shown in theaters:

MPAA Rating:

G (General audience)

PG (Parental guidance suggested)

PG-13(Parents strongly cautioned)

R (Restricted)

NC-17 (No one 17 and under admitted)

X(Adult only)

If you set PG-13 : G and PG movies will be available,

PG-13, R, NC-17 and X will be blocked.

CA Eng Rating:

C Children

C8+Children eight years and older

GGeneral Programming, suitable for all

audiences

PG Parental Guidance

14+Viewers 14 years and older

18+Adult Programming

CA Fren Rating:

G General

8 ans+Not recommended for young children

13 ans+Programming may not be suitable for

children under the age of 13

16 ans+Programming is not suitable for

children under the age of 16

18 ans+Programming restricted to adults

Lock setup

Set up blocking schemes to block specific channels,

ratings, and external viewing sources.

A password is required to gain access to this menu.

Press

Athe MENU button and then use the





button to select the Lock menu. Then, press

the



/ENTER button.

The TV is set up with the initial password “0-0-0-0” q

and security default password is 9-4-4-3.

Use

Bthe





button to select the desired items,

and press the



/ENTER button to enter the next

menu. Once the option is selected, change the

settings to your preference.

Input Block ˚˚

Channel Block ˚˚

Program Block ˚˚

Change Password ˚˚

Clean All ˚˚

Enter Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Function

Enter

Password

Channel Block

Press

Athe MENU button and then use the





button to select Lock menu.

Press

Bthe



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Channel Block.

Press

Cthe





button to select the item, press the

ENTER button to set.

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Set Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Function

2 Analog

3 Analog

4 Analog

5 Analog

6 Analog

7 Analog

8 Analog

9 Analog

10 Analog

Program Block

Press the



/ENTER button to enter the submenu.

Parental Guide ˚˚

MPAA Rating ˚˚

CA Eng Rating ˚˚

CA Fren Rating ˚˚

Block Unrated Off

Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Function

Parental Lock

Off On

Parental Lock: Press the





button to select On or

O.

Parental Guide: Press the



/ENTER button to enter

the submenu. To clearly understand the TV program

rating codes, read the following information:

Set Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Function

AllowedRating BlockedRating

A TV-Y

D TV-Y7

L TV-G

S TV-PG

V TV-14

FV TV-MA

Note

The Parental control will automatically block certain R

categories that are “more restrictive” . For example, if

you block “TV-Y” category, then all the categories in

the “young adult” group will be blocked (TV-Y, TV-Y7,

TV-G, TV-PG, TV-14 and TV-MA).

The sub-ratings (A, D, L, S, V, FV) work together R

similarly.

How to set the A, D, L, S, V and FV sub-ratings

First, press q





button select one of these

Ratings: TV-Y, TV-Y7, TV-G, TV-PG, TV-14, or TV-MA.

A symbol “ q ” will be displayed for each sub-rating.

While “ q ” is selected, press ENTER button to go

to a sub rating. To select a different Rating, press





buttons and then repeat the process.

Note

The V-chip will automatically block certain R

categories that are “More restrictive” . For example,

if you block “ ” sub-rating in TV-PG, then the “ ”

sub-ratings in TV-14 and TV-MA will automatically

be blocked.

MPAA Rating

Blocks movies according to the movie ratings limits q

specified, so children cannot view certain movies.

You can set the ratings limit by blocking out all the

movies with the ratings above a specified level. Keep

in mind that the movie ratings limit only applies to

movies shown on TV, not TV programs, such as soap

operas.

Press

Athe





button to select the MPAA Rating

item.

Press

Bthe



/ENTER button and then use

the





button to select the rating.

Press

Cthe ENTER button to set block or unblock.

Set Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Function

AllowedRating BlockedRating

PG-13

NG-17

CA Eng Rating

Canadian English Language Rating

Press

Athe





button to select the CA Eng

Rating item.

Press

Bthe



/ENTER button and then use

the





button to select the rating.

Press

Cthe ENTER button to confirm.

Set Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Function

AllowedRating BlockedRating

C8+

14+

18+

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CA Fren Rating

Canadian French Language Rating

Press

Athe





button to select the CA Fren

Rating item.

Press

Bthe



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select the rating.

Press

Cthe ENTER button to confirm.

Set Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Function

AllowedRating BlockedRating

8 ans+

13 ans+

16 ans+

18 ans+

Change Password

Press the



/ENTER button to enter the submenu,

by entering a 4 digit number using the 0-9 buttons on

the remote control for both the New Password and

Conrm Password prompts.

Clean All

Press the



/ENTER button to enter the submenu:

If OK is selected and conrmed, all parental lock options

will be set to the factory default setting, which is all

programming and all channels are allowed.

The reset may take several moments to complete...up to

30 seconds.

Note

If there is any lock mark on the top of the set such as R

channel lock, parental lock and so on, you can press OK

to resume it. (Press OK to display the password menu

and input your password.)

Other Functions

Net Connect Function – Yahoo!

Connected TV

You can monitor nancial stocks, share photos with

friends and family, and track news and weather all

through the Yahoo Widget Engine.

Note

Depending on your country's regulations, some R

applications may have limited service or not be

supported.

Screen Display

Dock Mode

1. Welcome Banner: Shows your prole.

2. Dock:Displays your snippets. Snippets are quick

launch icons for your widgets.

Sidebar Mode

1. Widget logo and Current

menu.

2. Contents List: The current

selection is highlighted in Blue.

Display the current page and

number of total pages.

3. Controls:

Red: To close the widget. q

Green: To change the q

widget's settings.

Yellow: To manage your q

snippets.

Blue: To size video to t or display in full screen.q

Note

Some buttons may not be available with certain R

widgets.

Editing Snippets in the Dock

1. Editing a snippet by selecting in the dock and

pressing the Yellow button.

2. The snippet moves to the Second position and its

tile slides up to show the following help text:

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Note

Using the color buttons with the dock mode. R

Red(Deqlete): To remove the widget.

Deleted widgets can be restored from RWidget

Gallery.

Blue(Move): To rearrange snippets.q

Yellow(Done)q: To exit the Editing Snippet menu.

PROFILE Widget

Set up user proles through Prole Widget. You can set

up mulitiple prole, each with its own list of widgets. Use

the Switch Prole option to switch to a dierent user

prole.

Note

There must be at least two registered proles. For R

instuctions on adding a prole, refer to

Administrative Controls.

Use the Prole Settings

option to customize and

protect your prole.

User proles can be

customized with a unique

name and avatar(a picture

used to represent your

prole).

Your prole's name and

avatar are displayed in the

prole snippet in the dock.

Protect your prole using the

Creste Prole PIN option.

When setting up a new PIN, you can set a Security

Question.

The Prole Settings option limits access to the

proles widgets.

If you forget your prole PIN, answer your prole's

Security Question.

New widgets cannot be added to proles with Limit

Prole indicator enabled.

Note

Owner PIN must be set to use this featureR.

For instuctions on setting Owner PIN, refer to

Administrative Controls.

System Settings allowsyou to:

Change your Location and Zip Code(US only) to tailor

contents specic to your region.

Replay the tutorial that was shown during guided setup.

Restore Factory Settings resets all widget settings and

information.

Note

When you canot run RRestore Factory Settings

normally or you can not install/run the specic

widgets normally, press the remote conrol buttons

in the following sequence, which resets the Yahoo

Service:

From the Adminstrative Controls menu you can:

Congure Screen Saver timeout toavoid screen burn-

in.

Create Owner PIN and set a Security Question to

control other proles.

Create and congure a new prole with a unique set

of widgets.

Delete an existing prole.

Sign into Yahoo! from PROFILE Widget using your 

Yahoo! ID

If you have a Yahoo! ID, you can access personalized

content using Yahoo! TV widgets.

You will be automatically signed-in to all installed

Yahoo! TV widgets with your prole's Yahoo! ID.

If you do not have a Yahoo! account, visit "www.

yahoo.com" to create one.

You may not be able to log in with an ID created

through a Yahoo website in a country that does not

support Internet@TV.

About Prole Widget: Press the Green button to view 

a brief description of Prole Widget, Copyright Policy,

PROFILE Widget

Use Yahoo! Widget Gallery to add more widgets to your

TV. View available TV widgets in the following categories:

Featured: Displays recommended widgets.

Latest: Displays the most recent widgets.

All widgets: Displays all widgets.

Categories: Displays all widgets by category.

Note

To install a Rwidget, navigate to the detail screenand

select Aaa Widget to My Prole and press the

ENTER button. The widget will be installed and

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become available in the dock.

Widgets Gallery Settings: Press the Green button.

About yahoo! Widget

Gallery...: You can view

brief information for the

Widget Gallery, Copyright

Policy, Terms of Service, and

TV Widget Software:

Displays the current version

of the system software, and

installed widgets.

Create your own widgets

through the Developer

Settings menu. For more

information, visit our

developer site at http://connectedtv.yahoo.com/.

Yahoo!® Connected TV

You can enjoy the best of the Internet in perfect

harmony with the simplicity and reliability of your TV.

Understanding Yahoo!® Connected TV

Yahoo! Connected TV provides an integrated Internet

and TV experience

Use your remote control to access your favorite q

Internet content while watching TV.

Add TV Apps from Yahoo! and your favorite Internet q

and media companies.

Keep up with world, business, entertainment, and q

sports news.

Track your stocks and stay current with nancial q

news.

Share photos with friends and family.q

View photos on your big screen TV.q

Watch your favorite web videos.q

Access user-generated content.q

Using the Remote Control

Remote

Control

Key

Operation

Display/hide the Yahoo! Connected TV

user interface.

Highlight and focus on buttons in the

Yahoo! Connected TV user interface.

Move the focus selection up.

Move the focus selection down.

Move the focus selection to the left.

Move the focus selection to the right.

Select the focused item.

Go to the TV Menu.

Close the app.

Change the app’s settings.

Add, delete, or move your apps.

Resize the video to t onscreen, or to

make it fullscreen.

Getting Started Out of the Box

Once your television is powered up and your network is

operational, the Yahoo! Connected TV software guides

you through its step-by-step setup wizard.

These setup steps are designed to provide you with the

information and settings you will need to start using

Yahoo! Connected TV.

Activating Yahoo! Connected TV

Press the Yahoo! TV Key to activate the Yahoo!

Connected TV user interface.

What is a TV App?

TV App is an Internet application designed to run on q

your TV.

What is the Dock?

The dock is the horizontal list of TV App bookmarks q

appearing at the bottom of your TV screen when

you press the Yahoo! TV Key on the remote control.

What is a TV App bookmark?

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A TV App bookmark is a shortcut which launches a q

TV App sidebar.

TV App bookmarks are dynamic icons to TV App q

content.

Guided Setup

Guided Setup Welcome to Yahoo! Connected TV!

Press the Yahoo!

Press the Yahoo! TV Key to activate

Yahoo! Connected TV. The rst time you

use TV Apps this step-by-step wizard

begins with the Welcome Screen.

Select Let’s get started! If you select

Exit Setup now, this step will resume

the next time you press the Yahoo! TV

Key.

Follow the onscreen instructions.

Highlight and focus on buttons in the

Yahoo! Connected TV user interface.

Select the focused item.

Activate Yahoo! Connected TV. The rst time you use TV

Apps this step-by-step wizard begins with the Welcome

Screen.

Welcome to Yahoo!® TV Apps!

Select Let’s get started! If you select

Exit Setup now, this step will resume

the next time you press the Yahoo! TV

Key.

Where do you live?

Choosing your location allows TV Apps

to use localized content.

Highlight your country.

Select your country.

A quick word from our friends in Legal…

Accepting the Yahoo! Terms of Service

and Privacy Policy is required to use

Yahoo! Connected TV.

Select Ok, I accept.

What’s your name?

Enter your name to setup your

prole. Highlight letters on the

keyboard and spell your name.

Select Save this name to create

your prole.

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Success!

Test your network connection. Setup is

now complete. A tutorial on how to use

Yahoo! Connected TV is next.

Select Continue and review the

tutorial. Select Exit setup to start using

Yahoo! Connected TV now.

Activating Yahoo! Connected TV

Press the Yahoo! TV Key to activate

Yahoo! Connected TV.

The horizontal list at the bottom of your TV screen is q

called “the dock.”

The items in this list are called TV Apps or q

“bookmarks.”

A bookmark is a shortcut which launches a TV App q

sidebar.

Moving between TV App Bookmarks

Activate Yahoo! Connected TV. The rst time you use TV

Apps th

Move between TV App bookmarks by

pressing the Left or Right Arrow.

Focus is located in the leftmost region (the q

highlighted bookmark).

The dock scrolls bookmarks under this focal point.q

Moving between TV App Bookmarks

Open the TV App sidebar by pressing

ENTER when its bookmark is in focus.

The TV App logo and Home button are at the top of q

the sidebar.

Use the qUp & Down Arrows to navigate to a menu

item.

The currently focused button is highlighted.q

Press qENTER to select the focused button.

Using the Sidebar Toolbar

Close the APP. Manage your

bookmarks

Change the

App"s. settings

Size video to t, or

mark it fullscreen

The sidebar’s bottom toolbar includes four color-

coded buttons that correspond to the colored keys on

the remote control.

Using the Prole TV App

The qProle TV App

congures your user

prole.

You can set up multiple q

proles for multiple users.

Each prole maintains its q

own list of TV Apps.

The qSwitch Prole menu

allows you to switch to a

dierent user prole.

The qProle Settings menu

allows you to customize

and protect your prole.

The qSystem Settings

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menu allows you to change your Location, Repeat

the Tutorial, and Restore Factory Settings.

The qAdministrative Controls menu allows you to

set the Screen Saver timeout, create the Owner

PIN, and to Create a Prole.

The qSign in to Yahoo! menu allows you to

personalize your experience using your Yahoo! ID.

Visit http://www.yahoo.com to create a Yahoo! ID.q

Using the Connected TV Store

The qConnected TV Store allows you to browse and

discover new TV Apps.

The featured TV Apps are q

highlighted in the display

case at the top of the

sidebar.

You can also browse q

available TV Apps by

category.

To install an app, select q

Add App to My Prole

and press the ENTER key.

The qOwner PIN is

needed to install apps for

proles that have been

protected through the

Limit Prole indicator

under the Prole TV App--Prole Settings menu.

Refer to the qProle TV App--Administrative

Controls menu to set the Owner PIN.

Using the Connected TV Store

The qYahoo! News

TV App provides

the latest headline

news for business,

entertainment, politics,

sports, top stories, and

many other categories.

Select a category, press q

ENTER.

Select a headline within

the category, press

ENTER.

View the dynamically q

updated news summary

for the selected

headline.

Using the Yahoo! Weather TV App

The qYahoo! Weather TV App provides updates on

your local and favorite weather locations.

Press the qGREEN key to display the Settings menu.

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tDelete a City by selecting the

city you want to delete from the

city list.

tSelect the Display Units

As button to change the

temperature indication mode to

Imperial or Metric.

To create a bookmark for q

a favorite city:

tSelect the city from the

home page.

tPress the YELLOW key.

tSelect the Add Bookmark

button and press ENTER.

To delete a bookmark for q

a city:

tNavigate to the bookmark and press ENTER to start the

app.

tPress the YELLOW key.

tSelect the Delete Bookmark button and press ENTER.

Using the Yahoo! Finance TV App

View the latest stock news with the Yahoo! Finance q

TV app.

Press the qGREEN key to

set up your stocks.

tUse the Add New Symbol

menu to enter the name of a new

stock.

tThe Import Symbols From

Yahoo! menu retrieves the

stocks from your Yahoo! Finance

portfolio.

tThe Merge Symbols button

merges with your portfolio.

tThe Replace Symbols

button replaces your symbols

with the symbols from your

portfolio.

tThe Display Format button

changes the stock-price uctuation transition to Value or

Percentage.

To create a bookmark for a favorite stock:q

tSelect the stock symbol from the home page.

tPress the YELLOW key.

tSelect the Add Bookmark button and press ENTER.

To delete a bookmark:q

tNavigate to the bookmark and press ENTER to start app.

tPress the YELLOW key.

tSelect the Delete Bookmark button and press ENTER.

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Using the ickr TV App

The ickr TV App enables slideshows of family and q

friends’ photos on your TV.

Personalize the ickr TV App by logging in with your q

Yahoo! ID.

To view photos in a q

slideshow:

tSelect a thumbnail of a

photo and press ENTER to view

the photo’s details.

tSelect Start Slideshow and

press ENTER.

To control the slideshow q

display:

tPress ENTER during a

slideshow.

tThe thumbnails of photos

are displayed on the bottom of

the screen.

tWhen the slideshow control

is displayed, you can Pause, Play, and Stop the slideshow.

tIf you select the  button and press ENTER, you can view

details for the photo.

To congure the Settings press the qGREEN key.

tThe Time Per Slide button controls the speed of the

slideshow.

tThe Repeat button will restart the slideshow at the

beginning after the last photo is shown.

Using Yahoo! TV Apps

The Yahoo! News TV App provides the latest q

headline news for business, entertainment, politics,

sports, top stories, and many other categories.

The Yahoo! Weather TV App provides updates on q

your local and favorite weather locations.

View the latest stock news with the Yahoo! Finance q

TV App.

The ickr TV App enables slideshows of family and q

friends’ photos on your TV.

Using Yahoo! TV Apps

Yahoo! Connected TV is an

open software platform for

extending Internet services

to televisions and other living

room devices.

Our Compelling User

Interface is designed to

address the needs of the TV

watcher.

An Open Yahoo! Connected

TV Store ensures you have

access to all of the services

you want, without walls or

restrictions.

The Yahoo! Connected TV

Developer SDK provides

developers with powerful

tools for building applications

using the languages and

systems with which they are

familiar.

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NET CONNECT

Press the NET CONNECT button, the NET CONNECT

menu will be displayed:

Press the





button to

select YAHOO, NETFLIX,

Youtube, Blockbuster, TV, USB menu.

Note

Services may be added or removed.5

NETFLIX

Press the NETFLIX button to enter the menu launch

Follow the instructions displayed on the screen.

DLNA (Digital Living Network

Alliance)

Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) is a standard that

allows various consumer electronic devices to share

content with each other across a standard home network.

This would allow a device such as a DLNA compatible

television to play music or view videos or photos stored

on a desktop computer or other compatible device.

Press the MENUbutton and then use the





button to select the Function menu.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Network.

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Lock

Network Upgrade

Applications

Enter Move Back

Video

Audio

Channel

Configuration

Enter

Music

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Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to select Applications.

Press the



/ENTER button and then use the





button to

select On.

Launch the Multimedia Player by pressing the

MEDIA.P button.

Press









button to select

the desired

item.

To access content from your computer or other device,

it must be properly set up. Refer to the documentation

that came with your computer, operating system, or

device.

Example: If your computer is runningWindows 7, you

can stream media usingWindows Media Player 12.

Connecting to your PC through a

network

You can play pictures, music and movies saved on your

PC on your TV through a network connectin in the Media

Play mode.

Back of TV

ETHERNET

Wireless IP sharer LAN

USB

Wireless LAN Adapter

ETHERNET

External Modem

(ADSL/VDSL/Cable TV)

refer to "Network Connection"

CCD (Closed Caption Display)

Closed Captions

Closed captioningis a process which converts thex

audio portion of a television program into written

words which then appear as subtitles on the television

screen. Closed captions allow viewers to read the

dialogue and narration of television programs.

Using Closed Captions

Captions are the subtitles of the dialogue and x

narration of television programs. For prerecorded

programs, program dialogue can be arranged

into captions in advance. Its possible to caption a

live program by using a process called real-time

captioning, which creates captions instantly.

Real-time captioning is normally done by professionalx

reporters using a machine shorthand system and

computer for translation into English. Captioning is

an e ective system for the hearing-impaired, and it

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can also aid in teaching language skills.

In ATV mode the CCD function allows you toĳ

con gure the wayyou choose to view the digital

captioning(O ,CC 1, CC 2, CC 3, CC 4, Text 1,Text 2,

Text 3 or Text 4).

CAPTION

The term for the words that scroll across the bottom

of the TV screen, usually the audio portion of the

program provided for the hearing impaired.

TEXT

The term for the words that appear in a large black

frame and almost cover the entire screen; usually

messages provided by the broadcaster.

In DTV mode allows you to con gure the wayyouĳ

choose to view the digital captioning (O , service 1,

service 2, service 3, service 4, service 5 or service 6).

Select one of the digital service channels made ĳ

availableby the caption provider.

There are 6 standard services. Service 1 is designatedĳ

as the PrimaryCaption Service. This servicecontains

the verbatim, or near-verbatim captions for the

primary language being spoken in the accompanying

program audio. Service 2 is designated as the

Secondary Language Service. This servicecontains

captions in a secondary language which are

translations of the captions in the primaryCaption

Service. The other service subchannels are not pre-

assigned. It is up to the discretion of the individual

caption provider to utilize the remaining service

channels.

Note

The captions do not always use correct spelling 5

and grammar. Not all TV programs and product

commercials are made for broadcast with Closed

Caption information included. Refer to your area’s

TV program listings for the TV channels and times

of Closed Caption shows. The captioned programs

are usually noted in the TV listings with service

marks such as “CC” .

Playing External Media

Digital pictures: (.JPG/ .JPEG/ .BMP(Baseline &

Progressive)/ .PNG)

Digital music: (.MP3(8~320kbps))

Video: (.avi/.mpg/.mpeg/.vro/.vob/.ts coded with

MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 standard) les.

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is possible that some les cannot be read.

Before starting operation, verifythat the USB

storage device is formatted to the FAT32 le system.

At present, this television does not support NTFS

and the le systems of other formats.

Supports Plug & Play (no need to reset the TV). USB

hard drive support - only supports the class of USB

hard drive that follows USB power consumption

spec.

The television operation may be halted (screen

freezes, no function operation) due to excessive rate

of information code errors. In such a case, restart the

system (by unplugging the TV from the AC power

source, waiting 15 seconds and then reconnecting

the power source). Please note that there are many

non-standard USB mobile devices in the market. If a

non-standard device is used then an identication

problem may occur.

Connecting a USB Device

Turn the TV on.

Connect a USB devicecontaining photo, music and/

back of the TV.

When the USB is connected to the TV, then you can

select the Media Playmode.

USB Media Menu operation

Plug-in an external storage device into the USB port.

Press the MEDIA.P button on the remote to display

the multimedia selection menu.

Press the ENTER button on the remote to display

the sub menu.

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Press the EXIT button on the remote to return to the

previous menu.

To play text

Press

the





button

to selectPicture, then press

the

ENTER button in the Media

Play menu.

Use

the









buttons to select

the desired

Press the MENU button to display the option list.

1 Play/Pause

2Font

Show Info

Press the EXIT button to return to the previous

menu.

Press the MEDIA.P button to exit the

Media

Play

mode.

Operation

To play pictures

Press

the





button

to selectPicture, then press

the

ENTER button in the Media

Play menu.

Use

the









buttons to select

the desired

Picture

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Menu Enter

Pause

Repeat

Shuffle

Duration

Effect

Show Info

Press the MENU button to display the option list.

1 Play/Pause 4 Duration

2Repeat 5

36Show Info

Press the button on the remote controlto selectan

option. Press the ENTER button to con rm.

1. Play previous

2Play next

Press the EXIT button to return to the previous

menu.

Press the MEDIA.P button to exit the

Media

Play

mode.

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Music

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OST

Other

1.03M

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Music 00:02:17 00:04:56 6/16

Menu Enter

mp3

Pause

Repeat

Shuffle On

Show Info

Hide Spectrum

Lyric options

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1. Play/Pause 4. Show Info

2. Repeat 5. Hide Spectrum

3.6.Audio Only

Press the button on the remote controlto selectan

option. Press the ENTER button to con rm.

To play music

Preess the





button

to selectMusic, then press

the

ENTER button in the Media

Play menu.

Use

the









buttons to select

the desired

Press the MENU button to display the option list.

Press the EXIT button to return to the previous

menu. Press the MEDIA.P button to exit the

Media

Play mode.

1. Play or pause

2Stop

3.Fast reverse

4. Fast forward

5. Play previous

6. Play next

Movie

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Menu Play

.avi

Pause

Repeat

Show Info

Picture Mode

Screen Mode

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To play movies

Press the





button

to selectMovie, then press

the

ENTER button in the Media

Play menu

Use

the









buttons to select

the desired

Press the MENU button to display the option list.

1. Play/Pause 4. Picture Mode

2. Repeat 5. Screen Mode

3. Show Info

Press the button on the remote controlto selectan

option. Press the ENTER button to con rm.

1. Play or pause

2Stop

3.Fast reverse

4. Fast forward

5. Play previous

6. Play next

Press the EXIT button to return to the previous

menu. Press the MEDIA.P button to exit the

Media

Play mode.

Note

Do not remove USB device from the TV until5

you have exited the USB mode otherwise you

may damage the USB device.

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Note

The remote control might not be compatible5

with all DVD Players, VCRs and Cable boxes.

Control Operation

Program the remote controlto work with your

device.

Change the device mode by pressing the TV, DVD,

CABLE or VCR key.When the device is set, the related

device LED will turn on for 1 second and then turn

Aim the remote at the device.

Use the other remote control buttons to operate the

device. The device LED will blink if you press any key

(if the key has a function in the current mode). If the

key has no function, then the LED will not blink.

Manually Programming the <Remote Control

Check the code no. from the code list.

Choose the deviceyou want to program.

While pressing and holding the ENTER key, press

the INPUT key, and the device LED will be ON. After

about 3 seconds, and the LED will blink, indicating

that the remote control is readyfor programming,

then release both keys.

The LED will blink once when you enter a digit key,

indicating the digit key is programmed. If 3 digits are

programmed successfully, the device LED will turn

ON for about 3 seconds and then blink twice per

second.

You can now:

Tryto operate the deviceby using A) the power key.

If the device powers on, press the B) ENTER key to

save the current 3-digit code to memoryand exit

the manual programming mode.

Return to step 3C) to reprogram the control.

Universal Remote Control

Setting UpYourRemote Control

After it has been set up properly,your remote control

can operate in four di erent modes: TV, DVD, VCR or

CABLE.

If your input is incorrect, the LED will blink 6 times

in 3 seconds. And then keep blinking.You can now

return to step 3 and reprogram the device. You must

enter the 3-digit brand code correspondingto your

device within 30 seconds. If time runs out or any key

other than Power or digits are pressed, the LED will

turn o and the manual programming process will

exit.

Manual scan mode<

With manual scan and program, the remote control

tests all the codes available in the codeset database and

assigns the correct one for the selected device. Although

this method is more time consuming, it saves you the

trouble of looking up the brand codes necessaryfor

manual programming.

To manually-scan and program the remote control:

Turn OFF the devicethat you wish to program.(TV,

VCR, DVD or cable box equipment).

Choose the deviceyou want to program.

While pressing and holding the ENTER key, press

the INPUTkey,and the device LED will be ON. It will

remain on for about 3 seconds and then the LED will

blink, indicating that the

remote c

ontrol is readyfor

programming, then release both keys.

Press and release the CHvv/vv key. it will emit the

next or the previous POWER key code. The LED will

blink rapidly (10 times per second), indicating that

the remote control is in manual scan mode.

Press the CHvv/vv key repeatedly until the device

switches ON (CHvv key conducts a upward search

while the CHvv key conducts a downward search in

the code set database). When the device turns ON,

press and release the ENTER key to program the

remote control with the new code, savingthe code

to memory.

After saving the new code, press the POWER key.

If the device responds, no further programming is

required. If the device does not respond, repeat

step 3 through 5. And searching will start from the

current code that is set.

To exit without programming, press any other key.The

code will not be saved to memory.

After searching the entire data base, this mode will

automatically exit and the LED will blink 3 times. The

code will not be saved to memory.

Automatic Scan Programming the <Remote

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Control

To automaticly scan and program the remote control:

Turn OFF the deviceyou wish to program.(TV, VCR,

DVD or cable box equipment).

Choose the deviceyou wish to program.

While pressing and holding the ENTER key, press

the INPUT key and the device LED will turn ON. The

LED will remain on for about 3 seconds and it will

blink, indicating that the

remote control

is readyfor

programming, then release both keys.

Press and release the Mute key to enter automatic

scan mode. And the remote will automatically send

codes to the device every 2 seconds.

When the device turns ON, press ENTER key to

program the

remote control

with the new code,

saving it to

memory

Press the POWER key, if the device responds, no

further programming is required. If the device does

not respond repeat steps 1 through 5.

After searching the entire data-base, this mode will

automatically exit and the LED will blink 3 times. The

will not be saved to

memory

In automatic scan mode, press any key other than the

ENTER key to exit without programming.

Display mode

Choose the deviceyou wish to program.

To enter display mode, while pressing and holding

the ENTER key, press the INPUT key and the device

LED will turn ON. It will remain on for about 3

seconds and then the LED will blink, indicating tha

the remote control is readyfor programming, then

release both keys.

Press 9 then 8 then 0 to enter display mode.

Press the 1 key to get the rst digit of the current

code. For example, if the rst digit of code is 1, the led

will blink once and remain OFF. Digit “0” in the code

will not be displayed.

Press the 2 key to get the second digit of the curren

code. For example, if the second digit of the code is 3,

then the LED will blink three times.

Press the 3 key to get the third digit of the current

code.

Only digit 1, 2, 3 are valid in this mode. And the

sequence is not xed.

The remote control will not send out data in this mode if

you press any key other than the 1, 2 or 3 key.

Pass-Through Features

The remote control provides pass-through features that

allow users to control the TVvolume and DVD or VCR

operation while the remote control is in another device

mode.

Volume Pass-Through<

The TVVolume/Mute pass-through feature allows you

to control the volume and mute function of your TV

while the remote control is in another device mode. The

feature is applicable for all devices and brands that do

not use the volume control buttons for other purposes.

Playback Control Key Pass-Through<

The DVD or VCR playbackcontrol key pass through

feature lets you control the PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, REWIND,

FF and RECORD functions of your DVD or VCR while the

remote control operates in other modes. The feature is

applicablefor all devices and brands that do not use the

playbackcontrol keysfor other purposes.

Fast Programming Haier default TV code

Pressing and holding the ENTER key and then press the

POWER key for 3 seconds, the LED will blink 3 times and

turn o, default Haier codeset (001) will be programmed

to the control.

Remote Control Codes

NO. Brand Code

1 Haier

001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 240 241 297 307 355

2 Abex 077

3 Acer 267

4 Addison 333

5 Admiral 057 078 334 338

6 Advent 324

7 Adventura 079

8 Aiko 066 333

9 Aiwa 165

10 Akai 038 058 258 271 279 331 350

11 Albatron 321 325

12 Alleron 068

13 America Action 335

14 Ampro 323

15 Amtron 067

16 Anam 335

17 Anam National 059 067

18 AOC 060 061 062 222 331 349 350 353

19 Apex 092 135 151 195 339

20 Archos 308

21 Astar 259

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NO. Brand Code

22 Audiovox 067 189 191 207 256 333 335 337

23 Aventura 053

24 Axion 280

25 Bang & Olufsen 345 346

26 Baur 058

27 Belcor 060 349

28 Bell & Howell 057

29 Benq 245 246 284 329

30 Bradford 067 335

31 Brillian 342

32 Brockwood 060 349

33 Broksonic 197 335 338

34 byd:sign 310

35 Candle 060 062 063 079 331 350

36 Carnivale 331 350

37 Carver 055 320

38 CCE 239 351

39 Celebrity 058

40 Celera 339

41 Centurion 064

42 Changhong 339

43 Ching Tai 333

44 Chun Yun 333 335 361 374

45 Chung Hsin 335 364

46 Citizen 060 062 063 066 067 074 076 331 333 350 352 354 380

47 Clarion 335

48 Coby 210

49 Colortyme 060 062

50 Colt 377

51 Commercial Solutions332

52 Concerto 060 062

53 Contec 335

54 Contec/Cony 065 067

55 Craig 067 335

56 Crosley 055 293 320

57 Crown 067 071 335 352

58 CTX 235

59 Curtis Mathes

038 055 056 060 062 074 076 088 320 331 332 334 337 340 350 352 354

60 CXC 067 335

61 Cytron 238 278

62 Daewoo 060 061 062 066 076 093 117 125 152 333 337 349 352 380

63 Daytron 060 062 076 349

64 Dell 251 285 304

65 Denon 340

66 DiamondVision 311 317 319

67 Dimensia 056 088

68 Disney 132

69 Dumont 031 060 330 349

70 Durabrand 053 097 137 341 335 338

71 Dwin 322 334

72 Electroband 058

73 Electrograph 243

74 Electrohome 058 059 060 062

75 Element 228

76 Emerson

053 060 062 065 067 068 076 093 137 266 292 335 338 349 352 380

77 Emprex 314

78 Envision 060 062 222 331 350

79 Epson 225

80 Erres 347

81 ESA 053

82 Ether 362

83 Firstar 372

84 Fujitsu 068 216

85 Funai 053 067 068 335

86 Furi 368

87 Futuretech 067 335

88 Gateway 243 274 341 360

89 GE 027 056 059 060 062 069 070 085 088 107 116 332 337 378

90 GFM 051 305

91 Gibralter 031 060 330 331 349 350

92 Go Video 328

93 Goldstar 060 061 062 065 076 077 331 349 350 379

94 Gradiente 242

95 Grundig 351

96 Grunpy 067 068 335

97 Hallmark 060 062

98 Hankook 335 362 371

99 Harman/Kardon 055

100 Harvard 067 335

101 Havermy 334

102 Hello Kitty 337

103 Hewlett Packard 175 204 219

104 Hisense 250 370 375

NO. Brand Code

105 Hitachi 032 060 062 065 126 127 134 149 150 186 200 340

106 HP 204 219

107 Hyundai 327

108 Ilo 174 254 266 312

109 IMA 067

110 Infinity 055 071 320

111 InFocus 275

112 Initial 277

113 Innova 351

114 Insignia 097 237 298 299 300 306 313

115 Inteq 330

116 Janeil 079

117 JBL 055 071 320

118 JC Penney 056 060 061 062 063 069 070 074 076 077 088

119 JCB 058

120 Jean 333 363 370 372

121 Jensen 060 062 236

122 Jinxing 365 368 370

123 JVC 047 048 049 065 070 114 154 172 199 201

124 Kawasho 058 060 062

125 Kaypani 353

126 KEC 335

127 Kenwood 060 062 331 349 350

128 Kioto 055

129 KLH 339

130 Kloss Novabeam 067 079

131 Kolin 335 369

132 KTV 067 076 331 335 350 352

133 LG 030 060 061 182 224 257 302 321 350

134 Loewe 071

135 Logik 057

136 Luxman 060 062

137 LXI 055 056 062 071 088 151 320 332

138 M & S 055

139 Magnasonic 380

140 Magnavox

052 055 060 062 063 071 090 105 108 110 163 174 176 218 320 331 350

141 Magnin 378

142 Majestic 057

143 Marantz 055 060 062 071 231 272 320 331 350 351

144 Matsushita 336

145 Maxent 243 252 301

146 Mediator 374

147 Megapower 321

148 Megatron 062 340

149 Memorex 057 061 062 137 181 338 376 379

150 MGA 060 061 062 331 349 350 378

151 Midland 031 070 076 077 330 332 352

152 Mintek 174

153 Minutz 069

154 Mitsubishi 060 061 062 119 159 170 334 349

155 Monivision 321 325

156 Montgomery Ward 057

157 Motorola 059 078 334

158 MTC 060 061 062 074 331 349 350 354

159 Multitech 067 335

160 Multivision 072

161 NAD 062 151 351

162 NEC 059 060 061 062 234 268 331 349 350

163 Netsat 351

164 NET-TV 243 247

165 Newave 333 367 371

166 Nikko 062 066 331 333 350

167 Norcent 222

168 Noshi 348

169 NTC 066 333

170 Olevia 138 192 221 357 358

171 Onwa 067 335

172 Oppo 282

173 Optimus 336 376

174 Optoma 276

175 Optonica 073 078 334

176 Orion 097 338

177 Otto Versand 058

178 Panasonic

021 022 023 024 025 026 059 070 071 086 103 122 144 147 155 168 183 185 336 376

179 Penney 151 331 332 348 349 350 352 354 378 379

180 Philco 055 059 060 061 062 063 065 071 181 320 331 349 350

181 Philips

040 041 042 043 044 045 046 055 059 060 063 065 071 089 090 091 096 160 162 164 169

174 177 179 190 208 291 320 347 351

182 Philips Magnavox 042 045 089 090 096

183 Phonola 347

184 Pilot 060 076 331 349 350 352

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EN-39

200 Quelle 058

201 R

adio Shack/Realistic

056 060 062 065 067 073 076 077

202 Radiola 347

203 Radio Shack 088 331 332 335 349 350 352

204 RCA

027 028 029 056 059 060 061 062 082 088 095 098 332 348 349 354 378

205 Realistic 088 331 335 349 350 352

206 Runco 031 330 331 350

207 Sampo 060 062 076 077 243 283 331 350 352 353

208 Samsung

037 038 039 060 061 062 065 074 076 077 129 130 140 143 158

166 178 193 194 209 213 229 232 286 294 295 331 349 350 351 354

209 Samsux 352

210 Sansui 097 338

211 Sanyo 060 249 270 378

212 SBR 347

213 Sceptre 264

214 Scimitsu 349

215 Scotch 062

216 Scott 060 062 065 067 068 255 335 349

217 Sears 053 055 056 060 062 068 080 088 151 244 320 332 379

218 SEI 058

219 Sharp

033 034 035 036 060 062 065 073 076 078 083 112 131 139 142

145 167 171 180 198 202 203 334 352

220 Shen Ying 333

221 Sheng Chia 334 367

222 Shogun 060 349

223 Signature 057

224 Simpson 063

225 Sinudyne 058

226 SKY 351

227 Skygiant 335

228 Sony

011 012 013 014 015 016 058 087 094 101 102 118 124 128 136

148 153 184 206 226 287 288

229 Soundesign 060 062 063 067 068 335

230 Sowa 366 370

231 Squareview 053 080

232 SSS 060 067 335 349

233 Starlite 067 335

234 Studio Experience325

235 Superscan 052 260 334 356

236 Supre-Macy 079

237 Supreme 058

238 SVA 230 355

239 Sylvania

046 050 051 052 053 054 055 060 062 063 071 137 141 161 289 320 331 350

240 Symphonic 053 067 080 141 335

241 Synco 333 337 361 366 367 371

242 Syntax 138 192 344 357 358

243 Syntax-Brillian 192 244

244 Tacico 333 371

245 Tandy 078 334

246 Tatung 059 253 273 341 360 363 366 370

247 Technics 070 336

248 Techview 326

249 Techwood 060 062 070

250 Teco 363 367 371

251 Teknika

055 057 060 061 062 063 065 066 067 068 074 076 320 333 335 349 352 354

252 Telecaption 075

253 Telefunken 038

254 Thomson 088

255 TMK 060 062

256 TNCi 330

257 Toshiba

017 018 019 020 074 075 099 100 104 106 109 111 113 115 120 123 146 151 173 227 354

258 Totevision 076 352

259 Trutech 248

260 Tuntex 333 362

261 TVS 338

262 Universal 069

NO. Brand Code

185 Pioneer 060 062 156 157 205 212

186 Plasmsync 269

187 Polaroid 211 217 220 228 315 339

188 Portland 060 061 062 066 076 333 349 352

189 Price Club 074

190 Prima 281 324

191 Princeton 321

192 Prism 070

193 Proscan 027 056 088 332

194 Proton 060 062 065 353

195 Protron 196 262

196 Proview 263 343

197 Pulsar 031 060 330 349

198 Pye 347

199 Quasar 022 059 070 336 376

NO. Brand Code

263 Vector Research 331 350

264 Victor 065

265 Vidikron 055 320

266 Vidtech 060 061 062 349

267 Viewsonic 133 214 218 223 233 243 316 356

268 Viking 079

269 Viore 254

270 Visco 309

271 Vizio 133 257 261 296 318 341 356 359 360

272 Wards

055 056 057 060 061 062 068 069 071 073 088 320 331 349 350

273 Waycon 151

274 Westinghouse 133 187 188 195 215 290 303 337

275

White Westinghouse

093 338

276 Yamaha 060 061 062 331 349 350

277 Yapshe 373

278 Zenith 030 031 032 057 060 081 084 093 121 330 333 338

DVD

NO. Brand Code

1 Accele Vision 250

2 Accurian 355

3 Advent 330

4 Aiwa 307

5 Akai 280 323 361

6 Alco 328

7 Allegro 349

8 Alpine 257

Amphion MediaWorks

258

10 AMW 258

11 Apex 025 026 027 028 078 117 172 192 342 343

12 Apple 319

13 Arrgo 351

14 Aspire 332

15 Astar 252

16 Audiovox 164 167 223 328

17 Axion 281

18 Bang & Olufsen 344

19 Blaupunkt 249 343

20 Blue Parade 340

21 BOSE 062 079

22 BOSS 251

23 Boston Acoustics 381

24 Broksonic 123 323

California Audio Labs

325

CambridgeSoundWorks

290

27 Changhong 326 375

28 CineVision 196 349 350

29 Clarion 262

30 Classic 236

31 Coby 082 129 143 237 331

32 Curtis 129

33 Curtis Mathes 352

34 CyberHome 029 048 351 368 373 374 377

35 Cytron 279

36 Daewoo 113 349 361

37 Denon 070 182 198 209 299 300 325

38 Desay 268

39 DiamondVision 320 321 322

40 Disney 100 132

41 Dual 312

42 Durabrand 353

43 DVD2000 337

44 Eclipse 227

45 Emerson 063 248 324 345 385

46 Enterprise 345

47 ESA 259 354

48 Fisher 305 346

49 Funai 354 385

50 Gateway 376 378 384

51 GE 101 195 338 343

52 GFM 204

53 Go Video 118 349 382 384

54 Goldstar 120

55 GPX 194

56 Gradiente 270 325

57 Greenhill 343

58 Grundig 339

59 Haier 334

60 Harman/Kardon 224 347

61 Hitachi 014 136 203 244

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NO. Brand Code

62 Hiteker 342

63 iLive 293

64 Ilo 213

65 iLuv 314

66 Initial 278 343

67 Insignia 274 289 298 303 354

68 Integra 326 340

69 Irradio 174

70 iSymphony 294

71 Jamo 308

72 JBL 162 347

73 Jensen 311 331

74 JVC

030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 086 087 095 103 122 141 142 161 173 214 218 243 306 341

75 Jwin 309

76 Kawasaki 328

77 Kenwood 325

78 KLH 115 272 328 343

79 Konka 359 360

80 Koss 153 286 327 334

81 Landel 363

82 Lasonic 263 348

83 Lenoxx 333 353

84 Lexicon 357

85 LG 102 151 165 185 189 201 211 242 256 283 345 349

86 Liquid Video 334

87 Liteon 158 219 355 384

88 Loewe 356 365

89 Magnavox 068 071 124 156 179 213 298 324 336 339 354

90 Marantz 245 301 302 339

91 Memorex 100 133 323

92 Microsoft 338

93 Mintek 213 278 343

94 Mitsubishi 106 177 190 337

95 NAD 264

96 Nakamichi 310

97 Nesa 343

98 Next Base 363

99 Nexxtech 271

100 Norcent 129 246

101 Onkyo 145 188 197 206 207 326 336

102 Oppo 273 284

103 Oritron 327 334

104 Panasonic

017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 051 059 067 070 072 073 077 080 083 091 099 135 138 160 181

183 184 199 205 233 234 235 325 336 387 388

105 Philco 328

106 Philips

007 041 042 071 098 137 144 152 157 168 174 176 178 208 213 336 339 357 385

107 Pioneer 043 044 045 046 047 058 110 150 200 229 247 340 390

108 Polaroid 028 241 277

109 Polk Audio 339

110 Portland 361

111 Presidian 385

112 Prima 282 383

113 Princeton 358

114 Proceed 342

115 Proscan 069 338

116 Pye 276

117 Qwestar 327

118 RCA 039 040 069 090 166 191 328 338 340 343

119 Regent 333

120 Rio 349

121 Rotel 341

122 Rowa 329

123 Sampo 119 265 370 372

124 Samsung

012 013 014 015 016 054 064 066 074 075 085 104 105 108 111 121 125 134 154 193 210 226 325

389

125 Sansui 228 275 323

126 Sanyo 287 323 346

127 Sensory Science 384

128 Sharp 093 119 187 202 220 291 295 296 297

129 Sharper Image 368

130 Sherwood 292 361

131 Shinco 260

132 Shinsonic 213 335

133 Sigma Designs 358

134 Sonic Blue 349

135 Sony

000 001 002 003 004 005 006 049 052 055 056 057 060 061 065 076 081 092 094 097 109 112 114

126 127 128 146 147 148 155 230 231 232 316 317 318 335

136 Sungale 267

137 Superscan 124 324

138 SVA 364

139 Sylvania 042 063 124 133 159 204 225 285 324 354 385 386

NO. Brand Code

140 Symphonic 133 159 385

141 Teac 266 328 371 379 380

142 Technics 325

143 Techwood 261

144 Terapin 366

145 Theta Digital 340

146 Toshiba

007 008 009 010 011 050 053 084 088 089 096 107 130 131 140 163 169 170 171 175 186 212 215

216 217 221 238 239 240 254 255 323 336

147 Tredex 362

148 Trutech 296

149 Tview 313

150 Urban Concepts 336

151 US Logic 213

152 Venturer 288 328

153 Vizio 367 369

154 Vocopro 315

155 Westinghouse 222

156 Xbox 338

157 Yamaha 180 253 325 339

158 Zenith 102 116 120 139 149 336 345 349

VCR

NO. Brand Code

1 ABS 111

2 Adventura 008 032

3 Aiwa 008 032 095 112

4 Akai 019

5 Alienware 111

6 American High 031

7 Apex 115

8 Asha 012 029

9 Audio Dynamics 016

10 Audiovox 030 082 112

11 Bang & Olufsen 113

12 Beaumark 012 029

13 Bell & Howell 028

14 Broksonic 074 099 114

15 Calix 030 112

16 Candle 029 030

17 Canon 031

18 CineVision 094

19 Citizen 029 030 112 121

20 Colortyme 016

21 Colt 118

22 Craig 012 029 030 112

23 Curtis Mathes 016 029 031

24 Cybernex 012 029

25 Cyperpower 111

26 Daewoo 018 032 051 093 121

27 Davidson 008

28 DBX 016

29 Dell 111

30 Denon 013

31 DiamondVision 107

32 DIRECTV 110 122 124 125 129 130 134 136

33 Dishpro 133

34 Durabrand 025

35 Dynatech 008 032

36 Echostar 133

37 Electrohome 010 030 112

38 Electrophonic 030 112

39 Emerson 008 010 020 030 031 032 105 112 116 121

40 ESA 101

41 Expressvu 133

42 Fisher 028 073

43 Fuji 031

44 Funai 008 020 032 105 116

45 Garrard 008 032

46 Gateway 111

47 GE 012 029 031 055 119

48 Go Video 012 072

49 GOI 133

50 Goldstar 016 030 106 112 120

51 Gradiente 008 032

52 Harley Davidson 032

53 Harman/Kardon 016

54 Headquarter 028

55 Hewlett Packard 111

56 Hitachi 008 013 048

57 HNS 110

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NO. Brand Code

58 Howard Computers 111

59 HP 111

60 HTS 133

Hughes Network Systems

013 110 122 124 125 130

62 Humax 110 122

63 Hush 111

64 iBUYPOWER 111

65 Insignia 081

66 Instant Replay 031

67 JC Penney 016 028 029 030 031

68 JCL 031

69 JVC 014 015 016 028 040 059 060 083 084 085 086 122 133

70 KEC 112

71 Kenwood 016 028

72 Kodak 030 031 112

73 LG 030 081 091

74 Linksys 111

75 Lloyd's 008 032

76 LXI 030 112

77 Magnasonic 020 121

78 Magnavox 008 020 021 025 027 031 044

79 Magnin 012 030 119

80 Marantz 016 028 031

81 Marta 030 112

82 Matsushita 031

83 Media Center PC 111

84 MEI 031

85 Memorex 008 012 025 028 029 030 031 032 100 108 112 114 117 120

86 MGA 010 012 119

87 MGN Technology 012 029

88 Microsoft 111

89 Mind 111

90 Minolta 013

91 Mitsubishi 010 041

92 Motorola 031

93 MTC 008 012 029

94 Multitech 008 029 032

95 NEC 016 028

96 Nikko 030 112

97 Niveus Media 111

98 Noblex 012 029

99 Northgate 111

100 Olympus 031

101 Optimus 020 030 112 117

102 Optonica 023

103 Orion 045 108

104 Panasonic 000 001 002 003 031 035 037 056 063 079 089 098 109 117 128

105 Penney 012 013 112 119 120

106 Pentax 013

107 Philco 031

108 Philips 023 031 044 071 087 110 116 122 124 125 126

109 Philips Magnavox 044

110 Pilot 030 112

111 Polaroid 104 115

112 Presidian 116

113 Profitronic 012

114 Proscan 069 070 134

115 Pulsar 025

116 Pye 103

117 Quarter 028

118 Quartz 028

119 Quasar 031 076 117

120 Radio Shack 008 023 030

121 Radio Shack/Realistic023 028 029 030 031 032

122 Radix 030 112

123 Randex 030 112

124 RCA 011 012 013 029 031 034 058 067 097 110 119 122 124 134 136

125 Realistic 008 023 028 029 030 031 032 112

126 ReplayTV 109 127

127 Ricavision 111

128 Runco 025

129 Samsung 012 017 018 019 029 043 049 050 068 080 110 124

130 Sanky 025

131 Sansui 008 045 102 108 114

132 Sanyo 012 028 029 073 119

133 Scott 010 018

134 Sears 008 013 028 030 031 112 120

135 Sharp 022 023 052 090 096

136 Shogun 012 029

137 Singer 031

138 Sonic Blue 109 127

NO. Brand Code

139 Sony

004 005 006 007 008 033 036 038 039 046 064 065 066 075 111 123 131 135

140 Stack 111

141 STS 013 031

142 Superscan 021

143 Sylvania 008 010 020 021 031 032 048 062 088 116

144 Symphonic 008 020 021 032 105 116

145 Systemax 111

146 Tagar Systems 111

147 Tandy 028

148 Tashiko 030

149 Teac 008 032

150 Technics 031

151 Teknika 008 030 031 032 112

152 Thomas 008

153 Tivo 110 122 123 124 126 130 131 135

154 TMK 012 029

155 Toshiba 009 010 018 042 047 053 054 057 061 077 111 132

156 Totevision 012 029 030 112

157 Touch 111

158 UltimateTV 136

159 Unitech 012 029

160 Vector 018

161 Vector Research 016

162 Video Concepts 016 018

163 Videomagic 112

164 Videosonic 012 029

165 Viewsonic 111

166 Villain 008

167 Voodoo 111

168 Wards 008 012 013 023 029 030 031 032

169 White Westinghouse 105

170 XR-1000 008 031 032

171 Yamaha 016 028

172 Zenith 008 024 025 026 078 092

173 ZT Group 111

CABLE

NO. Brand Code

1 ABC 009 010 011 013 031 044

2 Adelphia 007

3 Americast 050

4 Antronix 015 016

5 Archer 016

6 AT&T 003

7 Bell South 050

8 Cable Vision 006

9 Cabletenna 015

10 Cableview 014

11 Clearmaster 049

12 ClearMax 049

13 Colour Voice 018

14 Comcast 000 005

15 Comtronics 019

16 Contec 020

17 Coolmax 049

18 COX 005

19 Daeryung 057

20 Director 043

21 Dumont 056

22 Eastern 021

23 Everquest 045

24 Focus 048

25 GC Electronics 016

26 GE 009 010

27 Gehua 055

28 Gemini 045

General Instrument

005 008 010 040 042 043

30 Goldstar 046

31 Hamlin 022

32 Hitachi 010

33 Jasco 045

34 Jerrold 008 010 031 032 040 042 043 045

35 LG 053

36 Magnavox 025

37 MegaCable 005

38 Memorex 024 044

39 Motorola 000 003 005 008 039 040 042 043

40 Movie Time 025

41 Multitech 049

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NO. Brand Code

42 NEC 012

43 NET Brazil 036

44 NSC 025

45 Oak 020

46 Pace 001 047

47 Panasonic 028 030 044

48 Paragon 044

49 Philips 017 018 023

50 Pioneer 002 026 033 038 046

51 PopularMechanics 048

52 Proscan 009 010

53 Pulsar 044

54 Quasar 044

55 Radio Shack 045 049

56 RCA 014 030

57 Realistic 016

58 Rec

oton 048

59 Regal 020

60 Regency 021

61 Rembrandt 010

62 Runco 044

63 Samsung 001 026 035 046

ScientificAtlanta

001 002 003 007 013 037 038 041

65 Signal 045

66 Signature 010

67 Sony 006 051

68 S

prucer 030

tandardS Component

027

70 Starcom 031 045

71 Stargate 045

72 Starguest 045

73 Supercable 040

74 Supermax 049

75 TIME WARNER 004

76 Tocom 011

77 Torx 052

78 Toshiba 044

79 Trans PX054

80 Tristar 049

81 TS052

82 Tusa 045

83 Tv86 025

84 Unika015 016

85 UnitedCable 031

86 Universal 015 016

87 V2 049

88 ViewStar 020 023 025

89 Viewmaster 049

90 Vision 049

91 Vort

exView 049

92 Zenith 029 034 044 050

93 Zentek 048

Maintenance

Early malfunctions can be prevented. Careful and regular

cleaning can extend the amount of time you will have

your new TV. Be sure to turn the power o and unplug

the power cord before you begin any cleaning.

Cleaning the Screen

Here’s a great wayto keep the dust oyour screen

for a while. Wet a soft cloth in a mixture of lukewarm

water and a little fabric softener or dish washing

detergent. Wring the cloth until it’s almost dry, and

then use it to wipe the screen.

Make sure the excess water is o the screen, and

then let it air-dry before you turn on your TV.

Cleaning the Cabinet

To remove dirt or dust, wipe the cabinet with a soft, dry,

lint-free cloth. Please be sure not to use a wet cloth.

Extended Absence

If you expectto leave your TV dormant for a long time

(such as a vacation), it’s a good idea to unplug the power

cord to protect against possible damage from lightning

or power surges.

Speci cation

Product Speci cation

Resolution 32"

1366x768 ( Dot)

Estimated Yearly

Energy Cost

$11

Power requirement 120 V~ , 60 Hz

Color system NTSC, ATSC, Clear QAM

ExternalAntenna

Impedance

75 ohm

Color 1,070,000,000 (1024 steps

of each R, G and B)

OperatingTemperature 50~104 °F (10~40 °C)

Operating Humidity20~80%

StorageTemperature 5~113 °F (-15~45 °C)

Storage HumidityLess than 80%

Maximum Elevation 6561feet (2000 m)

MODEL

Dimensen (WXDXH) Unit:inches/

mm (Includingstand

)

Weight

(pounds/kg)

32"31.2X7.9 X22.3 inches

792x200x565 mm 21.1/9.6

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D D

C C

B B

A A

BL_Control

Dimming

BL_ON/OFF

SW_POWER

BL_DIMMING

OPW RS B

BL_PWM

SPR3

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RL8

10Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

RL9 1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CP4

10uF-0805-Y5V- +80%-20% -10V

SPR6

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RL2

510ohm-0402-± 5%- 1/16W

R88

100Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

RP2

1Kohm-0402-±5% -1/16W

RP6

4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

SPR5

NC/ 110ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RL3

1Kohm-0402-±5% -1/16W

RP10

47Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

XR21

10Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

CM57

NC/ 10pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

CL1

1uF-0603-Y5V- +80%-20% -10V

C15

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80% -20%-16V

SPC11

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80% -20%-16V

SPR1

NC/ 110ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RL13

4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

RL4

4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

GND

+5V

GND

+5V

3V3SB

AVDD3V3

DVDD3V3

GND

GND GND

AVDD1V2

AVDD3V3

+5VSB 3V3SB

+5VSB

GND

+5V

GND

LO = > POWER_ON

HI =>POWER_OFF

0.925 x ( 1+Rup/Rdn) = 1.12V

CORE POWER

1.25 x (1+180/110) = 3.3V <1.8A

ANALOG POWER AVDD1V2

Vout = Fixed 1. 2V

HI =>POWER_OFF

LO = > POWER_ON

MAIN POWER

DIGITAL POWER DVDD3V3

3.3V fix ouput for low power consider.

CEP6 100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

SPC17

NC/100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CB22

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

CEP14 100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

SPC14

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

SPC15

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

LP3

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

3VO 2

ADJ

VO 4

UP6 LC 1 1 17 C LTR AD

R46

NC/ 100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CPR15

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

CPR16

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

TC5026U-470K-06

BS 1

2SW 3

GND

FB 5

CO M P

NC 8

UP8

RT8250NGSP

NC/100pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50VC6

3900pF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

R12

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C23 0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

4K7ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

R11

18Kohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

C22

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

NC/ SK3 4A- SMA

GND

NC/CH8010U-220K-045-G

CPC39

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

CPC43

0.01uF-0402-X7R -±10%-50V

CPC42

1uF-0603-Y5V- +80%-20% -10V

VCCK

CPC1

470uF-10V-±20%-6.3×11-105 -

+5VSB

GND

CEP3

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

C17

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

GND

+12 V

CEP2

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

QL1 MMBT3904(f350MHz)

QL2

MMBT3904(f350MHz )

QP1

MMBT 3 9 04( f 350MHz )

+5Vp a ne l

CNA2

10PIN-2.54-D-H-G

SW_ POW E R

+5VSB

+5V

GND

+12 V

GND

+5V

+5Vp a ne l

GND

Di m m i ng

+12 V 1

CN5

6PIN-2.0-D-H- -G

BL_Cont rol

RL10

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R340

2K2ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CPC28

1uF-0603-Y5V- +80%-20% -10V

CB990

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

+5V

GND

CPC31

470uF-10V-±20%-6.3×11-105 -

CP6

NC/0. 1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

CN1

NC/70. 5*51. 5*12. 8

GND

CN2

34*28.4*8 ( )

3VO 2

ADJ

VO 4

UP4 AZ1084S2-3.3(TR)E1

3VO 2

ADJ

VO 4

UP2 LC1117CLTR33

MARK

H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H7 H8 H9 H10

GND

T. MT5311.81B 11411

BOARD NAME

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80% -20%-16V

-65-

D D

C C

B B

A A

JTCK

JTDI

JTRST#

JTDO

JTMS

OSDA 0

AVDD 33_XTAL_STB

OSCL0

AVDD10_LDO

AVDD12_PLL

AVDD 33_XTAL_STB

OXTALO

OXTALI

3V3SB

ORESET#

U0RX

U0TX

PACLE

PAALE

POCE1#

PARB#

POOE#

POWE#

PDD0

PDD2

PDD3

PDD4

PDD6

PDD7

PDD1

PDD5

POCE0#

OPWR SB

FSR C _W R

AVDD12_PLL

PACLE

PAALE

PDD0

PDD2

PDD3

PDD4

PDD6

PDD7

PARB#

POCE1#

Fla sh _W P #

PDD1

POOE#

POWE#

PDD5

PDD6

POOE#Flash_WP #

POCE0#

PDD7

OSDA 0

OSCL0

ORESET#

OXTALI OX TALO

OPCTRL4

AOSDATA1

OPCTRL5

JTCK

JTDI

JTRST#

JTDO

JTMS

SYS_EEPROM_WP

U0TX

U0RX

OSDA 1

OSCL1

LED_GR E#

OPCTRL3

LED_RED#

R/B

VCC 12

VSS

CLE

ALE

GND

I/O0 29

I/O1 30

I/O2 31

I/O3 32

VSS

VCC 37

I/O4 41

I/O5 42

I/O6 43

I/O7 44

UM3

HY27U F082G2B-TPCB

RM21

1Mohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R66

510ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW6

NC/10K ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1779

510ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM8

1K2ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RM20

3K9ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

CM7

NC/10pF-0402-NPO -±5%-50V

CM18

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

RW2

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CM16

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

CM53

NC/10pF-0402-NPO -±5%-50V

RM17

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM19 7K5ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CM19

NC/10pF-0402-NPO -±5%-50V

E0 1

E1 2

E2 3

GND 4

SDA

5SCL

6WP

7VCC

UM5

GT24C32-2GLI-TR

RM2

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RM14

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

TP3

RW22

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW4

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RM13

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM12

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

CM14

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

CM9

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

CM11

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

RM7

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM47

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

RW5 10K ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM15

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

TP1 1

CM15

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

RW1 NC /10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CM10

NC/0. 1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%- 20%-16V

R1777

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RM27

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM6

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1776

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

JTCK

JTDI

JTDO

JTMS

JTRST _

OSDA1

OSCL 1

XTAL I

AE1 9

XTAL O

AD19

AVDD33_XT AL_STB

AC18

AVSS33_ XTAL _ST B

AE1 8

AVDD12_PL L

AB15

AVSS12_ PLL

AA17

OPWR SB AB9

ORE SET _ Y8

OIRI AC 8

DVSS

H6 DVSS

M9 DVSS

W19 DVSS

Y19 DVSS

W20 DVSS

Y20

DVSS

L12

DVSS

L13

DVSS

L14

DVSS

R10

DVSS

M11

DVSS

M12

DVSS

M13

DVSS

M14

DVSS

M15

DVSS

M16

DVSS

N11

DVSS

N12

DVSS

N13

DVSS

N14

DVSS

N15

DVSS

N16

DVSS

P11

DVSS

P12

DVSS

P13

DVSS

P14

DVSS

P15

DVSS

P16

DVSS

R11

DVSS

R12

DVSS

R13

DVSS

R14

DVSS

K12

DVSS

K13

DVSS

M10

DVSS

N10

DVSS

P10

U0T X AB8

U0RX AC 7

U1RX U2

U1T X U1

POWE _ J19

POOE_ K21

POCE 1_ K22

POCE 0_ J21

PDD7 K23

PDD6 L23

PDD5 L24

PDD4 L25

PDD3 K20

PDD2 K19

PDD1 L22

PDD0 M23

PARB_ J20

PACL E J24

PAALE J25

VCCK M1

VCCK M2

VCCK M3

VCCK M4

VCCK M5

VCCK M6

VCCK N1

VCCK N2

VCCK N3

VCCK N4

VCCK N5

VCCK N6

VCCK K1 0

VCCK K1 1

VCCK K9

VCCK L9

VCCK R9

VCCK K1 5

VCCK K1 6

VCCK L10

VCCK T9

VCCK T10

VCCK T11

VCCK T12

VCCK T13

VCCK T14

VCCK T15

VCCK T16

VCC3 IO T8

VCC3 IO M18

VCC3 IO H19

VCC3 IO V8

VCC3 IO U8

VCC3 IO N18

AVDD10_LDO

AA12

FSRC_WR E23

OSDA0

J22

OSCL 0

J23

DVSS

A25

DVSS

B25

DVSS

AA20

DVSS

W21

DVSS

Y21

DVSS

Y22

DVSS

AB22

DVSS

AA23

DVSS

AB23

DVSS

AC23

DVSS

AB24

AVDD33_VGA_STB

AA7

AVSS33_ VGA_ST B

DVSS

AC24

DVSS

AB25

OSCL 2

T23 OSDA2

T22

VCCK L11

VCCK L15

VCCK R15

VCCK L16

VCCK R16

VCCK R17

DVSS

K14

DVSS

K17

DVSS

L17

DVSS

N17

DVSS

P17

VCCK T17

DVSS

W17

DVSS

V19

UM1A

MT5311

TP2

RM30

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM17

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

CM8

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

RW3 NC /10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RM31

100ohm-0402-±5% -1/16W

RM16

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM3

27pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

RM4

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM33

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

R1778

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CS#

DOUT

WP#/VPP

VSS

4DIN 5

CLK 6

HOLD# 7

VCC 8

UM4

NC/ MX25L6406E M2I-12G

RM18

12Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM3

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM4

27pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

TP1 3

TP1 0

TP9

RM25

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM20

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

RM37

100ohm-0402-±5% -1/16W

VCCK

DVDD3V3

GND

GNDGND

GND GND

GND

GND GNDGND

GNDGND GND

AVDD1V23V3SB

DVDD3V3

3V3SB

GND GNDGND

GND

DVDD3V3 DVDD3V3DVDD3V3

GND

DVDD3V3

GND DVDD3V3

GND

3V3SB 3V3SB 3V3SB

3V3SB

DVDD3V3

GND

3V3SB

GND

GND GNDGND GND

GND GND

GND

DVDD3V3

+5VSB +5VSB

GND

GNDGND

+5VSB

3V3SB

Anal o g Po wer

Core Power

3.3V IO Po wer

MT 5303G Serial Flash ( Co-Layout )NAND Flash

(10 mA )

(13 mA )

(42 mA )

Default 2G bit NAN D Flash used

RESET Circuit

27MH z CR YSTAL

Near 5303G

STRAPPING

JTAG Port

I2C ADDRESS "A0"

LO = > WRITE

HI=>WP

Near 5303G

KEY PANEL

UART Port 0

IR Receiver & LED

HI=>LEDRED

LO= > L ED GR EEN

LED ON whe n TV Standby

LEDOFFwhenTVWork

CM1

10uF-0805-X5R-±10%-6. 3V

CM6

NC/10uF-0805-X5R -±10%-10V

CEM2NC/10uF-0805-X5R-±10%-10V

CM13

10uF-0805-X5R-±10%-6. 3V

RM1

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

DVDD3V3

RM5

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

YM1

27. 0 00MHz -- 20PPM- +10PPM- 20PF- HC-4 9S

NC/10pF-0402-NPO -±5%-50V

GND

AVLC18S02003

GND

Q51

3CG3906M

Q68

MMBT3904(f350MHz )

D14

AVLC18S02003

D18

AVLC18S02003

QM1

MMBT 39 04( f 350MHz)

QM2

MMBT 39 04( f 350MHz)

AA7

CEM1

47uF-16V-±20%-4×7-105

75ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

6K8ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

3K3ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C631

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

GND

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R39

6K8ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R44

3K3ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

AVLC18S02003

CN22

14PIN-2.0-D-H-G

CPU_5V

LED_GRE #

LED_RED#

GND

R40 22ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C630

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

AVLC18S02003

+5VSB

R45

75ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1774 3K3ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1775 3K3ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

3V3SB

R1773

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1771

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C54 0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

ADIN3

ADIN2

JM1

4PIN-2.0-D-H- -G

URX#'

UTX# '

CM37

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

GND

-66-

D D

C C

B B

A A

VGA _L_In

VGA_R_In

AV 1_R_In

AV 1_L_In

AVDD3V3

AV DD 33_DAC

AR3O

AL3O

AV DD 33_DAC 1

SPDIF_OUT

VMID_AADC

YP bPr _R_In1

YP bPr _L_In1

AOSD ATA1

AL0O

AR0O

LO2_L

AL3O

AR3O

LO2_R

SPDIF_OUT

AV DD 33_DAC 1

AVDD33_DAC

LINE_OUT_L

LINE_OUT_R

Coaxial

RA28

NC/ 47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RM34

47ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA29

NC/ 47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

8 4

U70A

AZ4558CMTR-E1

RA23

NC/ 100Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CA17

1000pF-0402-X 7R- ±10%- 50V

RA31

5K6ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RA19

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

SPR7

NC/ 110ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

CM24

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RA 27 10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CA5

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CA13

100pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

RM32

NC/ 47ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

8 4

U70B

AZ4558CMTR-E1

CM22

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CA3

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM33

NC/ 47ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CA12

1000pF-0402-X 7R- ±10%- 50V

RM36

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA21

5K6ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CA2

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RA34

NC/ 100Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

AIN0 _R_AADC

AE2 5

AIN0 _L _AADC

AB21

AIN1 _R_AADC

AD25

AIN1 _L _AADC

AE2 2

AIN2 _R_AADC

AC25

AIN2 _L _AADC

AD22

AIN3 _R_AADC

AD23

AIN3 _L _AADC

AB20

AIN4 _R_AADC

AE2 4

AIN4 _L _AADC

AC21

AIN5 _R_AADC

AE2 3

AIN5 _L _AADC

AC20

AVDD33_ AADC

AA19

AVSS33_ AADC

AA21

VMID_AADC

AA18

AR0_ADAC Y23

AL0 _ADAC AA25

AR1_ADAC W23

AL1 _ADAC AA24

AR2_ADAC V24

AL2 _ADAC Y25

AR3_ADAC V25

AL3 _ADAC Y24

AVDD33_ DAC1 V2 3

AVSS33 _DAC1 W22

AVDD33_ DAC V22

AVSS33 _DAC AA22

ALI N V21

ASPDIF V2 0

AOBCK T21

AOLR CK U2 4

AOMCL K U25

AOSDAT A4 R21

AOSDAT A3 R20

AOSDAT A2 T19

AOSDAT A1 U2 3

AOSDAT A0 T20

AIN6 _R_AADC

AD24

AIN6 _L _AADC

AC22

UM1F

MT5311

CA4

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RA4

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RA32

15Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CA1

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RA22

15Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RA3

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CM21

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

SPR8

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CA10

100pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

CM23

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

GND

GNDGND

GND GND GND GND GND

+12 V OPAV12 0 OPA2VREF

GND GND

GND

GND GND

GND

GNDGND

GND

OPAV12 0

OPA2VREF

+5V

GND

DAC_3V3

GND

GNDGND

AVDD3V3 AVDD3V3

GND

AVDD3V3

GND

+5V DAC_ 3V3

DAC_3V3

MT 5303G

Au d io O u t p ut

OPTICAL

Close to MT5303G

SCT2 Audio Out

(1 mA ) (1 mA )

(13 mA )

Anal o g Po wer

Out to HP

Out to Bypass

CM25

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%- 20%-10V

CEP8

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

SPC16

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CEA1

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CEA2

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CA11

2.2uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -10V

CA16

2.2uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -10V

D11

AVLC 18 S02 00 3

D12

AVLC 18 S02 00 3

IR Transmit te r

Ni n

Vcc

GND

NC1

NC2

BP10

GQ-0 8

3VO 2

ADJ

VO 4

UP5 LC1117CLTR33

CEM3

47uF-16V-±20%-4×7-105 +

CEM4

47uF-16V-±20%-4×7-105

LINE_OUT_ L

LINE_OUT_ R

LA1

120ohm-0603-±25%

SW 2

BP11

PJ-3 063

GND

CEA5

47uF-16V-±20%-4×7-105

CEA6

47uF-16V-±20%-4×7-105

-67-

D D

C C

B B

A A

HPOL

HPOR

AV L1_OUT/AMP

AL0O

AV L1_OUT/AMP

OPA2VREF

AVR1_OUT/AMP

AV R1_OUT/A MP

AR0O

EAR_L

EAR_R

C645

100pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

C750

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C669

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

C749

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C648

100pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

ER7

3K9ohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

C646

1000pF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

EC4

NC/ 1000pF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

EC 14 NC/470pF-0402-X7 R-±10%-50V

8 4

U68A

AZ4558CMTR-E1

ER17

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R80

NC/ 1K8ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

8 4

EUA2B

AZ4558CMTR-E1

CB997

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

ER18

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R81

NC/ 1K8ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

ER21

22Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

8 4

U68B

AZ4558CMTR-E1

C754

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

R1800

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

ER24

22ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1764

15Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1781

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

C751

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

EC8

NC/ 1000pF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

8 4

EUA2A

AZ4558CMTR-E1

R1799

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1786

15Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

ER8

3K9ohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

R532

8K2ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1757

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

C647

1000pF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

R1758

15Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R534

8K2ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

EC13

NC/ 470pF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

R1780

15Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

EC2

NC/ 100pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

CB 999

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

EC6

NC/ 100pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

C670

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

ER19

22ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C755

0.1uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -50V

ER20

22Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

GND

VRE F_2 5

GND

GNDGND

GND

HP_PW R

GND GND

GND

VRE F_2 5

+5V HP_ PWR

GND

OPAV12 0

GND

OPAV12 0 OPA2VRE F

GND

GND GND

GND

AMP_PW R

NO HP_DETECT

HeadPhone OUTPUT

Near MT5303G

24v 35v

CE 652

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

CE 641

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

EC16

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

EC15

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CE 645

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

CE 644

47uF-16V-±20%-4×7-105

EAR_R

EAR_L

L147

120ohm-0603-±25%

C300

2.2uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

C301

2.2uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

CON1

4PIN-2.54-D-H- -G

+24 V

GND

DA1

SK34A-SMA

R43

NC/0ohm-1206-±5%-1/4W

GND

SW 2

BP28

PJ-3063

GND

AMP_SD

AMP- Lout-

AMP-Rout-

AMP-Lout+

AMP-Rout+

AMP-Lout+

AMP-Lout-

AMP-Rout-

AMP-Rout+

C175

0.047uF-0402-X7R-±10% -16V

C169

0.1uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -50V

R266

10ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C261

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C286

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

C259

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

OUT_ B 46

PGND_AB

OUT_ A 1

PVCC_A 2

PVCC_A 3

AVSS

PLL_FLTM

PLL_FLTP

VR_ANA

AVDD 13

FAULT

MCL K

OSC_ RE S

DVSSO

VR_DI G

PDN

LRCLK

20 SCL K

SDIN

SDA

23 SCL

RESET

STEST

DVDD 27

DVSS

PVCC_D 40

PVCC_D 41

PGND_CD

OUT_ D 36

OUT_ C 39

PVCC_C 45

BST_C 42

VCL AMP_C D 32

BST_D 33

VRE G 31

AGND

AVCC 34

BST_A 4

VCL AMP_AB 5

BST_B 43

PVCC_B 44

PVCC 35

GND

OC_ADJ

SSTI MER

U38

TAS 5707

C227

0.1uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -50V

R272

200ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R355

C284

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

C408

NC/ 5pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

C275

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

C268

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

R1846

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C278

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

C325

NC/ 5pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

R399 NC/3R3

C283

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

R330

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R351

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C218

0.1uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -50V

R345

470ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R352

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C186

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

R356

C274

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

R359

18Kohm-0603-±5%-1/ 10W

R267

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R397 NC/3R3

C254

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

C407

NC/ 5pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

R265

18Kohm-0603-±5%-1/ 10W

C276

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

R1845

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R360

15Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R341

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C217

0.1uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -50V

R373

22Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

C626

4700pF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

C363

NC/ 5pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V C168

0.1uF-0603-Y5V -+80%-20% -50V

C263

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

R1847

470ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C280

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

C306

NC/ 0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

C294 NC/ 0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

R401

NC/3R3

C167

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

R395

NC/3R3

C256

0.047uF-0402-X7R-±10% -16V

C262

NC/ 2200pF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

C270

0.1uF-0603-X7R-±10% -50V

C291 NC/ 0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

C257

4700pF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

C303

NC/ 0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

GND

DVDD3V3

CA41

470uF-35V-±20%-10×13 105

CA39

470uF-35V-±20%-10×13 105

AMP_PW R

C260

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

C264

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

EA4

4.7uF-50V-±20%-4×7-105

CH8010U-220K-045-G

CL71-334J100V(T=3.5m m)

C765

CL71-334J100V(T=3.5m m)

CON2

4PIN-2.54-D-H-G

BOSLRCLK

BOSBCLK

BOSDATA

BOSMCLK

OSD A0

OSC L0

R1823 33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

MUTE _C TL

GND

DVDD3V3

Lo = > U N-MU TE

Hi= > MUTE

R1829

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1831

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1830

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

XQ7 MMBT 39 04(f 350MHz)

C11 1uF-0603-X5R-±10%-25V

C12 1uF-0603-X5R-±10%-25V

C13

4.7uF-0603-X5R-±10%-10V

-68-

D D

C C

B B

A A

SOG

VGACOM

VSYNC

HSYNC

VIP_ATV

VIN_ATV

AVDD3V3

AVDD12_RGB

VGASDA

VGASCL

MONI TOR _OU T

AV DD12_RGB

SOY1

Y1P

COM1

PR1P

PB1P

VDAC_FS

AVDD3V3

AVDD1V2

CVBS_COM

CVBS0P

AVDD3V3

IF_AGC_DEMODIF_AGC

CVBS0P

CVBS_COM

SOY1

Y1P

COM1

PB1

PR1PPR1PR_IN_1

Y_IN_1

PB1P

YP bPr_L_In1

YPbPr_R_In1

YBRL_IN1

PB_IN_1

AV 1L_IN

AV 1R_IN AV1_R_In

AV1_L_In

IF_AGC

YBRR_IN1

RV26

75ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA9

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV4

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

RV9

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV4

56ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV15

NC/I CVL0518030FR

CM26

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

RV2

18ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV13

NC/I CVL0518030FR

CV1

1500pF-0402-X7R-±10%-50V

RV1256ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM29

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

DV2

NC/I CVL0518030FR

RA2

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

1 2

DV4

NC/I CVL0518030FR

RV32 0ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RA5

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV2

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

CV16

47pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

DV14

NC/I CVL0518030FR

RM35

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV16

18ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV3

47pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

CM30

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

CM27

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

RV14

56ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA8

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV7

NC/I CVL0518030FR

RT52

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA10

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV17

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA6

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV39

30Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM45

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

CV5

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

RV24

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM28

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

CV7

47pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

RV37

30Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV10

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

FS_VDAC AA15

VDAC_OUT 1 W13

VDAC_OUT 2 Y12

AVDD33_ VDAC AA14

AVSS33_ VDAC W15

ADCINP_ DE MOD

AD17

ADCINN_ DE MOD

AE1 7

AVDD33_ DE MOD

AC19

AVDD33_ IFPGA

AB19

AVSS33_ DEMOD

Y18

AVDD12_ DE MOD

AB18

AVSS12_ DEMOD

Y16

IF_AGC

R19

RF_AGC

P23

SC0

AD15

SC1

AC15

SY0

AE1 5

SY1

AB16

CVBS2P

AC16

CVBS1P

AC17

CVBS0P

AB17

CVBS_COM

Y15

AVDD33_ CVBS

W14

AVSS33_ CVBS

W16

HSYNC W12

VSYNC W11

RP AC10

GP AC9

BP AD9

COM AB10

SOG AE9

COM1 AE1 1

PB1P AD1 2

PR1P AE 12

Y1P AD11

SOY1 AB11

COM0 AC1 3

PB0P AB 14

PR0P AC 14

Y0P AB1 3

SOY0 AC12

AVDD12_ RGB AD14

AVSS12_ RGB Y1 4

VGA_SDA AC1 1

VGA_SCL AB 12

LOUTN

AD20

LOUTP

AE2 0

UM1C

MT5311

RM41

560ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RA1

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV3

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV15

0.047uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 16V

CV9

47pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

CV17 1uF-0603-Y5 V-+80%-20% -10V

RV38

30Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV40

30Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV8

18ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV1

NC/I CVL0518030FR

CT19

0.047uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 16V

RA7

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV8

NC/I CVL0518030FR

RV6

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GND GND

GND

AVDD1V2 AVDD3V3

GND

AVDD3V3

GND

AVDD3V3

AVDD1V2

GNDGND GND

GND GND

GND

GNDGND GND GND

GND GND

Anal o g Power

MT 5303G

Close to MT5303G

(86 mA )(65 mA )(42 mA ) ( 9.5 mA )

(20 mA )

(37 mA )

AV1 I nput(Horizontal)

Clo se to I CClo se to CO NN.

YPbPr1 Video Input(Horizotal)

YPbPr1 Audio Input

Clo se to CO NN.

CVBS

GND

Y_IN_ 1

PB_I N_1

PR_I N_1

YBRR _I N1

YBRL _I N1

CV28

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

CV29

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

CV31

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

CV30

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

CVBS _0

BP1

AV3-8.4-06( )-U

GND

AV1L _I N

AV1R_ IN

SW 2

BP15

PJ-3063

CVBS_0

GND

VGASCL#

VSYNC

BLU1

RED

GRN1 GP

VGACOM

SOG

VSYNC#

HSYNC#

BLU

VGA_ 5V_IN

VGA_ L_In

VGA_R_In

GRN

RED1

HSYNC

VGASCL

VGASDA

VGA_ 5V_IN

URX#

UTX#

VGASDA#

HSYNC#

VSYNC#

RED

GRN

BLU

VGA_Audio_L_In

VGA_Audio_R_In

DV31

AV LC18S02003

DV28

AV LC18S02003

RA18

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM90

220ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV42

47pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

RV65

75ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV27

AV LC18S02003

CV47

NC/5pF-0402-NP O-±5%-50V

RV64

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV68

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

1617

BP8

D351-015F-001- -G

RV42

30Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA24

2K2ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV61

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV46

47pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

CV45

NC/5pF-0402-NP O-±5%-50V

CV41 0. 01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

RA15

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA20

2K2ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV79

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RA17

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV34

AV LC18S02003

RV71

75ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV39

47pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

RV67

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV44

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

RM91

220ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DV33

AV LC18S02003

RM87

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV40

1500pF-0402-X7 R-±10% -50V

CV38

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

DV29

AV LC18S02003

RV80

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DA12

AV LC18S02003

DV32

AV LC18S02003

RV41

30Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM88

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CV43 0. 01uF-0402-X7R-±10%- 50V

DV30

AV LC18S02003

RV62

75ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DA13

AV LC18S02003

RA16

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM89

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GND

GNDGND

GND

GND GND

GND

Close to VGACONN.

VGA SYNC SLICER

VGA Input

PC Audio Input Close to CONN.

CV35

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

CV34

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

MONI TOR _OU T

RV60

75ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GND

MONITOR OUT

VGA_5V_IN

VGASDA#

VGASCL#

RV77

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RV76

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

+5VSB

VGA_5V

VD1

BAT54C

VGAYPBPR

BP2

AV2-8.4-06( )

VGA_Audio_L_In

VGA_Audio_R_In

BP9

EJ-3525-5P

UTX#

URX# R94

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R95

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

VGA.PIN11

VGA.PIN4 URX# '

UTX# '

-69-

D D

C C

B B

A A

AVDD3V3 AVDD3V3

AVDD12_VPLL

USB_VRT

USB_DM0

USB_DP0

AVDD12_VPLL

USB_DM1

LVDS _PW R_EN

AE1P

AE1N

AE0P

AO4P

AO4N

AO3P

AO3N

AOCKN

AOCKP

AO2P

AO2N

AO1P

AO1N

AO0P

AO0N

AE4P

AE0N

AE4N

AE3P

AE3N

AECKP

AECKN

AE2P

AE2N

USB_DM1

USB_DP1

USB_DM0

P_SCL P_SDA

USB_DP1

USB_DP0

CM32

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

AE0 P D17

AE0 N C17

AE1 P C19

AE1 N D19

AE2 P D20

AE2 N C20

AEC KP C21

AEC KN D21

AE3 P D23

AE3 N C23

AE4 P C24

AE4 N D24

AE5 P D25

AE5 N C25

AO0P A17

AO0N B17

AO1P A18

AO1N B18

AO2P A19

AO2N B19

AOCKP A20

AOCKN B20

AO3P A21

AO3N B21

AO4P A22

AO4N B22

AO5P A23

AO5N B23

TP_VPLL A24

AVDD33_LVDSA E18

AVDD33_LVDSA E19

AVDD12_VPLL F19

USB_2 P_DP0

AB2

USB_2 P_DM0

AC1

USB_2 P_DP1

AC2

USB_2 P_DM1

AD1

AVDD33_USB_2P

AB1

AVSS33_USB _2P

USB_2P_VRT

AC3 AVSS33_ LVDSA E16

AVSS33_L VDSA E17

AVSS12_VPL L G19

UM1D

MT5311

R123

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R126 NC/ 10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CB152

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

C354

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

CB155

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

RM42

5K1ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

TP24

CM34

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

C349

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

R124

100Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CM54

NC/0. 1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20% -16V

CM31

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80% -20%-16V

R125

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM47

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GND

AVDD3V3

GND

AVDD1V2

GND

GND GND

GND

LVDSVDD

GND

+5V_USB

GND GND

GND

MT5303G

Anal o g Po wer

(?? mA )

( 180 mA )

( 6.5 mA )

Closeto5303G

USB PORT 1 EQUAL LENGTH andDIFFERENTIALIMPEDANCE 90ohm

Panel Tcon POW ER Control

HI = > L VDS PO WER O N

LO = > LVDS POWER OFF

EQUAL LENGTH andDIFFERENTIALIMPEDANCE 90ohm

USB 5 V POWER

USB PORT 0( W iFi Dongle)

CE49

NC/100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105 +

CE51

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

Q70 WPM3407

D124

ASES12U020R2

D125

ASES12U020R2

POWE R

1DM

2DP

3GND

GND

5GND 6

BP17

RUSB-UK-04WH

CE653

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

GNDGND

D122

ASES12U020R2

D123

ASES12U020R2

GND

POWE R

1DM

2DP

3GND

GND

5GND 6

BP13

RUSB-UK-04WH

XQ4 MMBT3904(f350MHz )

USB_5 V

FSMD200R

GND

LVDSVDD

GND GND

LVDSVDD

GND

GND GND

1 2

3 4

5 6

7 8

910

11 12

13 14

15 16

17 18

19 20

21 22

23 24

25 26

27 28

29 30

31 32

33 34

35 36

37 38

39 40

CN18

2*20PIN-2. 0-D-H-M

BR33

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

BR36

NC/4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

DVDD3V3 AO3N

AO2N

AO0N

AOCKN

AO1N

AO4N

AO0P

AO1P

AO2P

AOCKP

AO3P

AO4P

AE4N

AE0N

AE3N

AE1N

AE2N

AECKN

AE0P

AE1P

AE2P

AECKP

AE3P

AE4P

LVDS _FORMAT

BR43

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

BR42

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

OSDA 0

OSCL0

P_SCL

P_SDA

LVDS

PVCC

+5Vpa n e l

+12V

5V 1

PVCC 2

12V 3

CN3

3PIN-2.54+

PVCC

D13

NC/PMLL4148L

MMBT3904(f350MHz )

R15

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R41

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

WPM2341A-3/TR

R37

100Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

R42

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

+5V

GND

+5V_USB

XQ5

MMBT3904(f350MHz )

R36

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

+CPC35

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

USB_POWER_CTL

R47

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CB153

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

-70-

D D

C C

B B

A A

RVREF5

RDQM3

RDQM2

1_CK E

1_A0

1_A1

1_RAS #

1_CAS #

1_ODT

1_WE#

1_A2

1_A3

1_A4

1_A5

1_A6

1_A7

1_A8

1_A9

1_A10

1_A11

1_A12

1_A13

1_BA 2

1_BA 0

1_BA 1

ZQ2

AVDD1V2

RDQ1

RDQ2

RDQ3

RDQ7

RDQ6

RDQ5

RDQ0

RDQ4

RDQ15

RDQ14

RDQ9

RDQ13

RDQ8

RDQ12

RDQ11

RDQ10

RDQ16

RDQ17

RDQ31

RDQ19

RDQ30

RDQ18

RDQ21

RDQ20

RDQ28

RDQ23

RDQ22

RDQ29

RDQ27

RDQ24

RDQ25

RDQ26

RDQS3#

RDQS3

RDQS1#

RVREF2

RDQS0#

RDQS0

RDQS1

RVREF3

RDQS1#

RDQS0#

RDQS0

RDQS1

1_RST#

ZQ1

RVREF1

RDQS2#

RDQS2

A_RST#

RDQM1

RDQM0

RDQM3

RDQM2

RDQS3#

RDQS2#

RDQS2

RDQS3

RDQ16

RDQ17

RDQ31

RDQ19

RDQ30

RDQ18

RDQ21

RDQ20

RDQ28

RDQ23

RDQ22

RDQ29

RDQ27

RDQ24

RDQ25

RDQ26

RDQ1

RDQ2

RDQ3

RDQ7

RDQ6

RDQ5

RDQ0

RDQ4

RDQ15

RDQ14

RDQ9

RDQ13

RDQ8

RDQ12

RDQ11

RDQ10

CLK1#

CLK1

CLK0#

CLK0

A_A0

A_A1

A_A2

A_A3

A_A4

A_A5

A_A6

A_A7

A_A8

A_A9

A_A10

A_A11

CLK1#

CLK1

A_A12

A_A13

A_BA0

A_BA1

A_BA2

A_CS#

A_WE#

A_ODT

A_CAS#

A_RAS#

A_CKE

B_A1

B_A3

B_A2

B_A5

B_A7

B_A6

B_A4

B_A9

B_A11

B_A10

B_A8

B_A13

B_A12

B_A0

CLK0

CLK0#

CLK1#

CLK1

B_CAS#

B_ODT

B_RAS#

CLK0

CLK0#

B_WE#

B_CKE

B_BA0

B_BA1

B_BA2

B_CS#

B_RST#

RVREF4

RDQM1

RDQM0

1_DDR V_F1

1_DDR V_C1

1_DDR V_H9

1_DDR V_N9

1_DDR V_F1

1_DDR V_A8

1_DDR V_H9

1_DDR V_N9

2_DDR V_F1

2_DDR V_C1

2_DDR V_H9

2_DDR V_A8

2_DDR V_H9

2_DDR V_F1

1_DDR V_C1 2_D DRV _C1

2_DDR V_N1

1_DDR V_C1 1_D DRV _A8 1_D DRV _H9

2_DDR V_C1 2_D DRV _H92_DDRV _A8

2_DDR V_H9 2_D DRV _C92_DDR V_C9

2_DDR V_C9

2_DDR V_A8

2_DDR V_C9

2_DDR V_R1

2_DDR V_N1

1_DDR V_R1

1_DDR V_R9

1_DDR V_A8

A_BA0 1_BA 0

A_A7 1_A7

A_RST# 1_RST #

1_A4 B_A4

1_A8 B_A8

1_A6 B_A6

1_CK EA_CKE

A_A10 1_A10

A_A12 1_A12

A_A11 1_A11

A_BA1 1_BA 1

1_A12 B_A12

1_BA 1 B_BA1

1_A10 B_A10

1_CK E B_CKE

1_BA 0 B_BA0

1_A5 B_A5

A_A9 1_A9

A_A13 1_A13

A_A2 1_A2

1_A3 B_A3

1_A2 B_A2

B_A131_A 13

B_A91_A9

A_A0 1_A0

A_BA2 1_BA 2

1_A0 B_A0

1_A7 B_A7

A_ODT 1_ODT

A_CAS# 1_CAS#

A_RAS# 1_RAS#

1_A11 B_A11

A_A6 1_A6

A_A8 1_A8

1_RAS # B_RAS#

1_BA 2 B_BA2

1_CAS # B_CAS#

1_RST# B_RST#

1_A5A_A 5

1_ODT B_ODT

A_A3 1_A3

A_A4 1_A4

A_A1 1_A1

1_A1 B_A1

1_DDR V_N9

B_CS#

1_CS#A_CS#

1_CS#

A_WE# 1_WE#

1_WE# B_WE#

CM39

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD28

0ohm-0805-±5%-1/8W

RD20

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

CM41

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD12

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

CD22

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD13

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

RD29

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

RD21

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

CM48

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD19

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CM51

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD9

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

VDD_0

NC_0 J1

VSS_0 A9

VSSQ_0 B1

UDQS#

VDDQ_0

DQ14

VSSQ_1 B9

UDM

UDQS

VSSQ_2 D1

DQ15

VDDQ_1

DQ9

VDDQ_2

VDDQ_3

DQ8

VDDQ_4

DQ12

VSSQ_3 D8

DQ11

C2 DQ10

VSSQ_4 E2

DQ13

VDD_1

NC_1 J9

VSS_1 B3

VSSQ_5 E8

LDQS#

VDDQ_5

DQ6

VSSQ_6 F9

LDM

LDQS

VSSQ_7 G1

DQ7

VDDQ_6

DQ1

VDDQ_7

DQ0

VDDQ_8

DQ4

VSSQ_8 G9

DQ3

F8 DQ2

BA2 M3

DQ5

VDD_5

VRE FDQ

VSS_2 E1

VSS_5 J8

CK J7

VDD_2

CKE K9

WE# L3

RAS# J3

CK# K7

ODT K1

RESET#

BA0 M2

BA1 N8

CAS# K3

CS# L2

A10 / AP L7

A1 P7

A2 P3

A0 N3

VDD_3

K2 VSS_3 G8

A3 N2

A5 P2

A6 R8

A4 P8

A7 R2

A9 R3

A11 R7

A8 T8

VSS_4 J2

VDD_4

A12 / BC# N7

NC_3 L9

NC_2 L1

VRE FCA M8

NC_4 M7

A13 T3

NC_6 T7

VSS_6 M1

VSS_7 M9

VSS_8 P1

VSS_9 P9

VSS_1 0 T1

VSS_1 1 T9

VDD_6

VDD_7

R1 VDD_8

UD1

H5TQ2G63BFR-H9C

CD7

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD5

100ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RD18

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

CM59

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD23

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD15

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD34

0ohm-0805-±5%-1/8W

CD14

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD10

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CM40

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD26

0ohm-0805-±5%-1/8W

CM38 0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD14

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

CD24

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD18

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD12

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD16

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

CM50

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD25

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD19

499ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RD10

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

RD2

100ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

CD4

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD5

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD1

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD32

0ohm-0805-±5%-1/8W

RD8

240ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RD22

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

RD15

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

CM35

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD23

100ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RD30 0ohm-0603-±5%-1/ 10W

CM52

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD31

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

RD35

0ohm-0805-±5%-1/8W

CM46

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD9

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RD36

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

RM49

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

CD2

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD6

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RM48

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

RD17

0ohm-0805-±5%-1/8W

RD33 0ohm-0603-±5%-1/ 10W

RM51

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM50

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

VDD_0

NC_0 J1

VSS_0 A9

VSSQ_0 B1

UDQS#

VDDQ_0

DQ14

VSSQ_1 B9

UDM

UDQS

VSSQ_2 D1

DQ15

VDDQ_1

DQ9

VDDQ_2

VDDQ_3

DQ8

VDDQ_4

DQ12

VSSQ_3 D8

DQ11

C2 DQ10

VSSQ_4 E2

DQ13

VDD_1

NC_1 J9

VSS_1 B3

VSSQ_5 E8

LDQS#

VDDQ_5

DQ6

VSSQ_6 F9

LDM

LDQS

VSSQ_7 G1

DQ7

VDDQ_6

DQ1

VDDQ_7

DQ0

VDDQ_8

DQ4

VSSQ_8 G9

DQ3

F8 DQ2

BA2 M3

DQ5

VDD_5

VRE FDQ

VSS_2 E1

VSS_5 J8

CK J7

VDD_2

CKE K9

WE# L3

RAS# J3

CK# K7

ODT K1

RESET#

BA0 M2

BA1 N8

CAS# K3

CS# L2

A10 / AP L7

A1 P7

A2 P3

A0 N3

VDD_3

K2 VSS_3 G8

A3 N2

A5 P2

A6 R8

A4 P8

A7 R2

A9 R3

A11 R7

A8 T8

VSS_4 J2

VDD_4

A12 / BC# N7

NC_3 L9

NC_2 L1

VRE FCA M8

NC_4 M7

A13 T3

NC_6 T7

VSS_6 M1

VSS_7 M9

VSS_8 P1

VSS_9 P9

VSS_1 0 T1

VSS_1 1 T9

VDD_6

VDD_7

R1 VDD_8

UD2

H5TQ2G63BFR-H9C

CM49

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CM60

10uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

CD11

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD3

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CD16

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RDQ6// RDQ0

D13

RDQ0// RDQ1

D12

RDQ1// RDQ2

E13

RDQ7// RDQ3

D11

RDQ4// RDQ4

D14

RDQ5// RDQ5

E12

RDQ3// RDQ6

E14

RDQ2// RDQ7

E11

RDQ13// RDQ8

B10

RDQ11// RDQ9

B15

RDQ10// RDQ10

A10

RDQ12// RDQ11

A15

RDQ15// RDQ12

C11

RDQ9// RDQ13

C15

RDQ8// RDQ14

C10

RDQ14// RDQ15

C14

RDQ22// RDQ16

RDQ23// RDQ17

RDQ17// RDQ18

RDQ16// RDQ19

RDQ20// RDQ20

RDQ21// RDQ21

RDQ19// RDQ22

RDQ18// RDQ23

RDQ26// RDQ24

RDQ27// RDQ25

RDQ29// RDQ26

RDQ28// RDQ27

RDQ31// RDQ28

RDQ25// RDQ29

RDQ24// RDQ30

RDQ30// RDQ31

RDQS0//RDQS0

B13

RDQS0_//RDQS0_

A13

RDQS1//RDQS1

A12

RDQS1_//RDQS1_

B12

RDQS2//RDQS2

RDQS2_//RDQS2_

RDQS3//RDQS3

RDQS3_//RDQS3_

RDQM0//RDQM0

C12

RDQM1//RDQM1

C13

RDQM2//RDQM2

RDQM3//RDQM3

RCLK0// RCLK0

RCLK0_// RCLK0_

RCLK1// RCLK1

RCLK1_// RCLK1_

RBA2//RRE SET_

AVDD12_ ME MPLL

AVSS1 2_ ME MPL L

H10

MEMTP

MEMTN

RCAS_ / / RA0 C4

RA6//RA1 F9

RBA0//RA2 C5

RA5//RA3 A7

RA4//RA4 F8

RBA1//RA5 D5

RA13//RA6 D7

RA10//RA7 A6

NC/ / RA8 E6

RA3//RA9 B7

RA12//RA10 E8

RA11//RA11 F7

RA0//RA12 D6

RA1//RA13 B6

RCKE// RWE_ B4

RODT//RODT A3

RRAS_// RCAS_ B3

RWE_/ /RCS_ A4

RCS_//RRAS_ A2

RA9//RCKE D9

RA8//RBA0 E7

RA2//RBA1 E9

RA7//RBA2 C7

RVREF E3

VCC2 IO C16

VCC2 IO B16

VCC2 IO A1 6

VCC2 IO F1 5

VCC2 IO E15

VCC2 IO D1 5

VCC2 IO H1 4

VCC2 IO H1 3

VCC2 IO K8

VCC2 IO J8

VCC2 IO H8

VCC2 IO B1

VCC2 IO F6

DVSS L5

VCC2 IO E5

DVSS L4

VCC2 IO D4

DVSS L3

VCC2 IO C3

VCC2 IO B2

VCC2 IO A1

DVSS L6

DVSS K6

DVSS C9

DVSS F11

DVSS F12

DVSS E10

DVSS J6

DVSS F10

DVSS H11

DVSS K7

DVSS H12

VCC2 IO C2

VCC2 IO D3

VCC2 IO E4

VCC2 IO F5

VCC2 IO G6

VCC2 IO F1 4

UM1B

MT5311

RD7

240ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

CM62

10uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

RD11

1Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

GND

DDRV DDRV

GND

DDRV

GND

GND GND

GND

+5V

GND

GNDGND

GND

GND GNDGND GND

GND GND

DDRVDDRV

AVDD1V2

DDRV

GNDGND

DDRV

GND

DDRV

GND

GND GNDGND

DDRV

GND

GND GND

GND

GNDGND

GND

GNDGND

DDRV

GND

GND GND

GND

CAPs for DRAM IO Power ( Close to MT5311 )

Anal o g Po wer

DDR3_DDRV= 1.5V

MT 5303G

CAPs for DRAM IO Power ( Close to DDR#1 ) CAPs for DRAM IO Power ( Close to DDR#2 )

DDR3#2DDR3#1

Close toMT5311

Damping and Termination for CLK

Close to DRAM

Damping for DDR#2 ADDR/CMD

Damping for DDR#1 ADDR/CMD

1.25 x (1+22/110) = 1.5V

(4 mA )

For Layout

Position:Near CM37

CM36

10uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

CM42

10uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

CED2

470uF-10V-±20%-6.3×11-105 -

CM58

10uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

CM61

10uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

7 8

RNF2

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF4

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF6

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF8

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF10

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF12

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF1

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF3

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF5

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF7

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF9

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF11

4*100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

H5T Q1G6 3DFR -H9 C- C

3VO 2

ADJ

VO 4

UD4 BM1084-ADJ(TO263-2)

M7( For m osa MS)

-71-

D D

C C

B B

A A

LED1/PHYAD1

GREEN_LED-

LED4/PHYAD4

LED2/PHYAD2

YE LLOW_LE D-

PHY_REFCLK

ETTXD0

ETTXD1

ETTXD2

ETTXD3

MII_RST#

ETTX CLK_REF_CLK

REGIN

ETMDC

PHYRST# DPLX

ETCOL

ETMDIO

MDI _TP

MDI _R N

RE GOUT

MII_XTAL_IN

SPD

REGIN

MII_S NIB

GREEN_LED-

MII_XTAL_OUT

ETRXD3

ETRXD2

ETRXD1

ETRXD0

LED1/PHYAD1

LED2/PHYAD2

ISOL

RE GOUT

YE LLOW_LE D-

AN_ENA

LED4/PHYAD4

AVDD3V3_MII

ETTXEN

ETRXDV

ETRXER

RPTR

ETRX CLK _C50M_O

APS

MDI _R P

MDI _TN

RW32

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW36

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW10

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW30

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW42

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW43 0ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CW19

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RW14

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW16

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW39 4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CW6

NC/ 22pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

RW31

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW18

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW44

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW8

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CW5

NC/ 22pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

RW11

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CW2

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RW33

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CW16

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RW34

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW15

NC/ 5K1ohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

RW45

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW37

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CW21

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

RW35

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW38

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RW13

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CW20

0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

RW46

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW29

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW7

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

IP101A

COL/RMII

TX_EN

2TXD3

3TXD2

4TXD1

5TXD0

TX_CLK/REF_CLK

REGIN

L ED0 / PHYAD0

L ED1 / PHYAD1

DGND

L ED2 / PHYAD2

L ED3 / PHYAD3

DVDD33

L ED4 / PHYAD4

RX_CLK/C50M_O

DGND

RXD3

18 RXD2

19 RXD1

20 RXD0

21 RX_DV/CRS_DV

CR S/ LE DMOD

RX_ER/FIBMOD

MDC

MDIO

TEST_ON 27

RTSET 28

AGND 29

MDI_ RN 30

MDI_ RP 31

REGOUT 32

MDI_ T N 33

MDI_ T P 34

AGND 35

AVDD33 36

AN_E NA 37

DPLX 38

SPD 39

RPTR 40

APS 41

RESET_N 42

ISOL 43

MII_SNIB 44

DGND

INTR/FIB_DIS

UW2

IP101A-LF

DVDD3V3_ MII

GND

GNDGND

GND GND

GND

DVDD3V3

SET PHY ADDRE SS 00001

LINKED IN 10BT/ACT(BLINKING)

LINKED IN 100BT/ACT(BLINKING)

ETHERNET PHY

MII Mode

25MHz RE F_CLK f ro m MT 5365

COL = 0 , Set i n MI I

7 8

RNF13

4*0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

7 8

RNF14

4*0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

YW1

NC/ 2 5MHz -±3 0PPM- 20 PF-HC -4 9S

CEW1

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20%-10V

FBW 4

120ohm-0603-±25%

FB1

120ohm-0603-±25%

RW24

6K19ohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

+CW17

47uF-16V-±20%-4×7-105

DEMOD_TSVAL

DEMOD_TSSYNC

DEMOD_TSDATA0

DEMOD_TSDATA1

DEMOD_TSDATA2

DEMOD_TSDATA3

DEMOD_TSDATA4

DEMOD_TSDATA5

DEMOD_TSDATA6

DEMOD_TSDATA7

BL_DIMMING

ETTXD2

ETTXD3

ETRX CLK _C50M_O

ETMDIO

ETCOL

ETTXEN

ETRXDV

ETRXD3

ETRXD0

ETRXD2

ETRXD1

ETMDC

ETTXD1

ETTX CLK_REF_CLK

ETTXD0

PHY_REFCLK

PHYRST#

OPCTRL4

OPCTRL5

ADIN3

BL_ON/OFF

SYS_EEPROM_WP

ADIN2

DEMOD_TSCLK

OPCTRL3

DEMOD_RST

USB_POWER_CTL

LVD S_P WR _EN

MUTE _ CTL

HDMI_A RC _EN

BOSBCLK

BOSLRCLK

BOSDATA

BOSMCLK

R115 10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R109 10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R110 10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CW7

NC/ 5pF-0402-NPO-±5%- 50V

GPIO2

F23

GPIO1 2

G20

GPIO1 3

H24

GPIO1 4

G25

GPIO1 5

G22

GPIO1 6

GPIO1 7

GPIO1 8

GPIO1 9

GPIO2 0

GPIO2 1

GPIO2 2

GPIO2 3

GPIO2 4

GPIO2 5

GPIO2 6

OPCTRL0

AD8

OPCTRL1

AE8

OPCTRL2

AA8

OPCTRL3

AE6

OPCTRL4

AB7

OPCTRL5

ADIN0_SRV

AA9

ADIN1_SRV

AA11

ADIN2_SRV

Y10

ADIN3_SRV

ADIN4_SRV

W10

ADIN5_SRV

Y11

OPWM0 R7

OPWM1 T5

OPWM2 T6

DEMOD_T SCL K R25

DEMOD_T SVAL R24

DEMOD_T SSYNC R22

DEMOD_T SDAT A0 N19

CI_TSCLK P25

CI_TSVAL N20

CI_TSSYNC P21

CI_TSDATA0 P24

PVR_T SC LK P2 2

PVR_T SVAL M21

PVR_T SSYNC M20

PVR_T SDAT A0 M19

SPI_CL K N21

SPI_DATA M2 2

SPI_CL E M25

CI_INT M24

DEMOD_RST R23

ETCOL AA3

ETTXEN W5

ETTXD3 Y5

ETTXD2 Y3

ETTXD1 Y2

ETTXD0 Y1

ETTXCLK W2

ETRXDV Y4

ETRXD3 W3

ETRXD2 W4

ETRXD1 V3

ETRXD0 V4

ETRXCLK W1

ETPHYCLK AA4

ETMDIO V5

ETMDC W6

GPIO1

G24 GPI O0

E25

GPIO3

H25

GPIO4

G23

GPIO5

E24

GPIO6

H20

GPIO7

G21

GPIO8

H21

GPIO9

E22

GPIO2 7

GPIO1 1

F21 GPI O10

F22

PVR_T SDAT A1 N22

UM1E

MT5311

R113 10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GND

MT 5303G

Out to AMP

R288

510ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RW25

510ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

YELLOW _ L ED-

REGOUT

CW15

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

RW9

49R9ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RW12

49R9ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

CW1

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

GND

RW20

49R9ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RW21

49R9ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

CW10

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

GND

TD- 2

RD+ 7

TDCT 3

RDCT 6

RD- 8

NC 4

GND 5

TD+ 1

LED2A 9

LED2K 10

LED1K 12

LED1A 11

BP14

NC/ BH-WO-102

FB2

120ohm-0603-±25%

CW3

0.1uF-0402-Y5V-+80%-20%-16V

GND

GRE E N_L E D-

DVDD3V3_ MII

RW26

NC/ 1Mohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CW13

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CW11

1uF-0603-Y5V- +80%-20%- 10V

GND

MDI _TP

MDI _R N

MDI _R P

MDI _TN

TD- 2

RD+ 7

TDCT 3

RDCT 6

RD- 8

NC 4

GND 5

TD+ 1

LED2A 9

LED2K 10

LED1K 12

LED1A 11

BP3

509047110

H_GND

DVDD3V3_ MII '

GRE E N_L E D-

MDI_ T P

MDI_ T N

MDI_ RP

MDI_ RNREGOUT '

RE GOUT '

YELLOW _ L ED-

L_GND

-72-

D D

C C

B B

A A

AVDD33_HDMI

AVDD12_HDMI

RX_1B

RX_C

RX_CB

RX_2

RX_2B

RX_1

RX_0

RX_0B

HDMI_CEC

HPD_SINK

SCL_S INK

SDA_SINK

AVDD12_HDMI

AVDD33_HDMI

POW_DET

RX0_0

RX0_0B

RX0_2B

RX0_2

RX0_1

RX0_CB

RX0_C

RX0_1B

RX0_5V

SDA _0_0

SCL_0_0

HPD0

RX3_0

RX3_0B

RX3_2B

RX3_2

RX3_1

RX3_C B

RX3_C

RX3_1B

RX3_5V

HPD3

RX2_0

RX2_0B

RX2_2B

RX2_2

RX2_1

RX2_CB

RX2_C

RX2_1B

RX2_5V

HPD2

POW_DET

RX0_2

RX0_2B

RX0_1

RX0_1B

RX0_0

RX0_0B

RX0_C

RX0_C B

OE#/P OWDN

I2C_CTL_EN

DDCBUF_EN

OSDA 0

RX2 _ 5 V

OSCL0

RX0 _ 5 V

HPD_SINK

CEC#

RX2_2

RX2_2B

RX2_1

RX2_1B

RX2_0

RX2_0B

RX2_C

RX2_CB

SCL_S INK

SDA_SINK

POW_SINK

RX_ 1 B

RX_ 1

RX_ 2 B

RX_ 2

RX_ 0 B

RX_ 0

RX3_2

RX3_2B

RX3_1

RX3_1B

RX3_0

RX3_0B

RX3_C

RX3_CB

RX_ CB

RX_ C

RX3_5V

CEC_ O UT

OE#/POWDN

SDA_3

HPD2

GND

DDCBUF_ E N

SCL_SINK

GND

SDA_SINK

GND

S1/SDA_CTL

S2/SCL_CTL

HPD0

I2C _ CTL _ E N

GND

SCL_2 SCL_ 3

HPD_ SINK

SCL_0

POW_SINK

SDA_0

SDA_2

CEC#

CEC_ IN

RX3_5V

RX3_1B

RX3_C B

SDA_3

RX3_2B

RX3_2

SCL_3

RX3_0

RX3_0B

CEC#

RX3_1

RX3_C

HPD3

RX2_1B

RX2_CB

SDA_2

RX2_2B

RX2_2

SCL_2

RX2_0

RX2_0B

CEC#

RX2_1

RX2_C

HPD2

RX0_1B

RX0_C B

SDA_0

RX0_2B

RX0_2

SCL_0

RX0_0

RX0_0B

CEC#

RX0_1

RX0_C

GND

HPD0

SDA_0_0

SCL_0_0

SPDIF_OUT

HDMI_CEC

HDMI_ARC

CEC#

HDMI_ARC_EN

HDMI_ARC

S1/SDA_CTL

S2/SCL_CTL

R34

499ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

1 2

D94 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

RH14

5K1ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CB64

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

C746

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

SCL1

SDA1

HPD1

POW1

CEC

DDCBUF_EN

GND

CEX T

PC0 /I2 C_RS T

PC1/I2C_ADDR1

TEST

VCC

CEC_IN

CEC_O U T

S1/SDA_CTL

S2/SCL_CTL

S3/ I2C_A DD R0

OE#/POWDN

I2C_CTL_E N

REX T

GND

POW4

HPD4

SDA4

SCL4

GND 50

IN3D4p 49

IN3D4n 48

VCC 47

IN3D3p 46

IN3D3n 45

GND 44

IN3D2p 43

IN3D2n 42

VCC 41

IN3D1p 40

IN3D1n 39

GND 38

IN4D4p 37

IN4D4n 36

VCC 35

IN4D3p 34

IN4D3n 33

GND 32

IN4D2p 31

IN4D2n 30

VCC 29

IN4D1p 28

IN4D1n 27

GND 26

SCL2 75

SDA2 74

HPD2 73

POW2 72

POW_SINK 71

HPD_SINK 70

SDA_SINK 69

SCL_SINK 68

GND 67

OUT_D1n 66

OUT_D1p 65

VCC 64

OUT_D2n 63

OUT_D2p 62

GND 61

OUT_D3n 60

OUT_D3p 59

VCC 58

OUT_D4n 57

OUT_D4p 56

GND 55

POW3 54

HPD3 53

SDA3 52

SCL3 51

GND

IN2D1n

IN2D1p

VCC

IN2D2n

IN2D2p

GND

IN2D3n

IN2D3p

VCC

IN2D4n

IN2D4p

GND

IN1D1n

IN1D1p

VCC

IN1D2n

IN1D2p

GND

IN1D3n

IN1D3p

VCC

IN1D4n

IN1D4p

GND

100

PS421TQFP100G-A2

D17

AV LC18S02003

D87 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

R31 4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

CB61

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

PWR 5V AD6

HDMI_C EC AB 6

HDMI_HPD AC 6

HDMI_SC L AC5

HDMI_SDA AB 5

AVDD33_HDMI AE 1

AVDD12_HDMI AA6

AVSS33_ HDMI AC4

RX_0 AE3

RX_0B AD3

RX_1 AE4

RX_1B AD4

RX_2 AE5

RX_2B AD5

RX_C AE2

RX_CB AD2

UM1G

MT5311

CH1

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

D89 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

OE 1

GND 3

VCC

UA1

SN74LV C1G125DB VR

CM43

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

1 2

D92 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

RH1

NC/10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C748

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

D64 NC/ULC E0505A0 15FR

1 2

D91 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

RH2

10Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

SHELL1

SHELL2

D2+ 1

D2 Sh i e l d 2

D2- 3

D1+ 4

D1 Sh i e l d 5

D1- 6

D0+ 7

D0 Sh i e l d 8

D0- 9

CK+ 10

CKShield 11

CK- 12

CEC 13

NC 14

DDC CL K 15

DDC DATA 16

GND 17

+5V 18

HP DET 19

SHELL3

SHELL4

CN13

HHF-12B000-2S A

CB63

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

RH3

33ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R2003

27Kohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

CM44

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

SHELL1

SHELL2

D2+ 1

D2 Sh i e l d 2

D2- 3

D1+ 4

D1 Sh i e l d 5

D1- 6

D0+ 7

D0 Sh i e l d 8

D0- 9

CK+ 10

CKShield 11

CK- 12

CEC 13

NC 14

DDC CL K 15

DDC DATA 16

GND 17

+5V 18

HP DET 19

SHELL3

SHELL4

CN14

HHF-12B000-2S A

R33 4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

RH13

1K2ohm-0402-±1%-1/ 16W

CB65

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

D67 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D16

AVLC18S02003

D86 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D88 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D66 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

CB60

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

C747

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

CH4

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%- 20%-10V

RH9

220ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

SHELL1

SHELL2

D2+ 1

D2 Sh i e l d 2

D2- 3

D1+ 4

D1 Sh i e l d 5

D1- 6

D0+ 7

D0 Sh i e l d 8

D0- 9

CK+ 10

CKShield 11

CK- 12

CEC 13

NC 14

DDC CL K 15

DDC DATA 16

GND 17

+5V 18

HP DET 19

SHELL3

SHELL4

CN15

HHF-12B000-2S A

RM46

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

RM43

4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

D15

AVLC18S02003

R1802

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RM52

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RH8

120ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

D65 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D10

AVLC18S02003

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CB62

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

1 2

D90 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

RH12

56ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GND

AVDD1V2

AVDD3V3

GND

HDMI_3 V3

HDMI_3 V3HDMI_3V3

HDMI_3 V3

GND

HDMI_3 V3

GND

HDMI_3 V3

GND

HDMI_3 V3

GND

HDMI_ARC_5V

AVDD3V3

3V3SB

GNDGND

GND

AVDD3V3

HDMI_AR C_5 V

RX3_5V

+5V

RX3_5V

3V3SB

HDMI_3 V3

MT 5303G

Anal o g Power

(17 mA )

(61 mA )

ESD ARE LAYOUTED UNDER SW.IC(Square).

I2C CONTROL ADDRESS:0x9C/9D

EDID SHADOW ADDRESS:0x9E/9F

NEARLY SW IC

HDMI SWITCH

HDMI PORT 2

HDMI PORT 1

HDMI PORT 3

To HDMI pin14/ARC

To MT5311 GPIO3

To MT5311 SPDIF OUT

To MT5311 HDMI_CECTo Connector CEC

ARC OUT THROUGH PORT1

FB34

120ohm-0603-±25%

RX0_5V

RX2_5V

1 2

D121 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D114 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D116 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

1 2

D119 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D109 NC/ULCE 0505A015FR

1 2

D118 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D112 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D113 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D115 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D111 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D110 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

1 2

D117 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

1 2

D108 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D100 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

1 2

D107

NC/U LCE0505A 015FR

D103 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

1 2

D106 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D95 NC/ULC E0505A0 15FR

1 2

D105 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D98 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D99 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D102 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D97 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D96 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

1 2

D104 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D126

PMLL4148L

VD5

BAT54C

R1795 0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1841

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1842

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1797

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1801

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1784 0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1785

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1782

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1839

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1840

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1843

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1844

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1787

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1788

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1793 0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R17

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R16

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R32

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R30

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R24 4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

R23 4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

R38 NC/ 4K7ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R29

33Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R28

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R22 33Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

R21 1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R25

NC/100ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R35

NC/100ohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R14

33Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R19

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CB24

2.2uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

RX1_1B

RX1_C B

SDA_1

RX1_2B

RX1_2

SCL_1

RX1_0

RX1_0B

CEC#

RX1_1

RX1_C

HPD1

C745

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

SHELL1

SHELL2

D2+ 1

D2 Sh i e l d 2

D2- 3

D1+ 4

D1 Sh i e l d 5

D1- 6

D0+ 7

D0 Sh i e l d 8

D0- 9

CK+ 10

CKShield 11

CK- 12

CEC 13

NC 14

DDC CL K 15

DDC DATA 16

GND 17

+5V 18

HP DET 19

SHELL3

SHELL4

CN6

HHF-12B000-2S A

GND

RX1_5V

1 2

D49 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D46 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D42 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

1 2

D51 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D48 NC/ULC E0505A0 15FR

1 2

D52 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

D43 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D45 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D41 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D47 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

D44 NC/ULCE0505A015FR

1 2

D50 NC/ ULCE 0505A015FR

R1804 0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1807

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1805

47Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R1836

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

R1838

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RX1_1B

RX1_C B

RX1_2B

RX1_2

RX1_0

RX1_0B

RX1_1

RX1_C

RX1_5V

HPD1

RX1_1B

RX1_CB

RX1_2B

RX1_2

RX1_0

RX1_0B

RX1_1

RX1_C

RX1_5V

HPD1

R27

1Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

R26

33Kohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

SDA_1

SCL_1

GND

SDA_3_1

SDA _3_1

SCL_3_1

SDA_2_1

SCL_2_1

SDA_1_1

SDA _1_1

SCL_1_1

-73-

D D

C C

B B

A A

MT5112_TUNE R_D ATA

MT5112_TUNE R_C LK

tuner_scl_T

IF_T_AGC

tuner_sda_T

IF_AGC_DEMOD

tuner_sc l_ T

FAT_IN-

FAT_IN+ VIP_ATV

VIN_ATV

DFAT_IN+

DFAT_IN-

tuner_sda_T

IF_T_AGC

DFAT_IN-

DFAT_IN+

ZC20

NC/90pF

ZC7

27pF-0402-N PO -±5% -50V

ZC12

120ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

ZL5

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

ZR11

4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

ZC8 0.01uF-0402-X7R-±10% -50V

ZC16

NC/ 27pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

ZL1

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

ZR4

4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

ZC14 NC /100pF-0402-NPO-±5%-50V

CB 197

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

ZC18

NC/ 180pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

ZC19

NC/ 180pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

ZL3

NC/ SD CL1608C R22JT(F)

ZC15

NC/ 100pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

R2007

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

ZC11

NC/ 5pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

ZC13

120ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

ZC4

NC/ 27pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

CB398

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20%-16V

R2006

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

ZL4

NC/ 330nH

ZR12

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GND

OUT 3

UP1

UTC78D05L

ZC5

47pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

ZC10

NC/ 33pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

ZR3

4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

ZC6

27pF-0402-N PO -±5% -50V

ZR2

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

ZC17

47pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

+5V_ T UNE R

GND

+12 V

GND GND GND GND

+5V_ T UNE R

GND

Nea r Tuner

Near Tuner Near MT538X

Neartuner NearCHIP

ZL1 ZL5 0

Edit @0716

TUNER POWER +5V_TUNER

Edit @0716

ZC1

0.01uF-0402-X7R -±10%-50V

ZC2 0.01uF-0402-X7R -±10%-50V

CET7

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CET8

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

GND

NC 1

NC 2

NC 3

VCC-5 V 4

RFAGC 5

GND 6

SDA 7

SCL 8

AS 9

IFA OUT 10

GND

NC 11

IF_AGC 12

DIF2 13

DIF1 14

TU2

NC/ DVT - 10B C/ T 4 1F0

+5V_ T UNE R

NC 1

TV 2

RF-AGC 3

SCL 4

SDA 5

BTL30V 6

VCC5V 7

IF-AIF1 8

IF- AGC 9

IFD1-OUT 10

IFD2-OUT 11

GND

TU1

DVT -8 C/ T 41 FOHS

DFAT_I N-

DFAT_I N+

IF_T_AGC

AGC

+5V_ T UNE R

C49

1uF-0603-Y5V-+80%-20%-10V

tuner_scl_T

tuner_sda_T

ZR1

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

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D D

C C

B B

A A

MT5112_TUNER_CLK

AVDD1

AVDD2

HOST_SDA

XTAL2

DVDD3 3

AVDD33

DVDD3 3

REFBOT

MT5112_IF_AGC

DVDD1 2

VCMEXT

MT5112_TUNER_DATA

DEMOD_TS DATA1

AVDD2

DVDD3 3

HOST_SCL

DVDD12

XTAL1

DEMOD_TS DATA0

DEMOD_TS DATA2

DVDD33

AVDD33

DVDD12

DVDD33

REFTOP

IF_A GC_DEMOD

DEMOD_TS DATA3

MT5112_IF_AGC

DVDD12

DEMO D_TSDATA6

DEMO D_TSDATA4

DEMO D_TSDATA5

DEMO D_TSDATA7

DVDD3 3

DVDD1 2

+1V 2

FAT_IN+

FAT_IN-

DEMOD_RST

HOST_SCL

HOST_SDA

OSC L1

OSD A1

CB7

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB16

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB4

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

QC3

NC/ 10uF-0805-X5R-±10% -10V

NC/ SD CL1608CR 22JT(F)

CB18

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C10

0.01uF-0402-X7R-± 10%-50V

RM24

47Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

QR2

NC/ 4K7ohm-0402-±5% -1/16W

CB6

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB11

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

R2005

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C806

10uF-0805-Y5V-+80% -20% -10V

R2009 4K7 ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CB2

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

0.047uF-0402-X7R-± 10%-16V

R18

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

R10

NC/ 110ohm-0402-±1%-1/16W

RM23

47Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

CB19

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB21

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

R2012

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C3110uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

CB14

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

R13

0ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

C24

27pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

C805

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

R20

0ohm-0603-±5%-1/10W

CB10

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB5

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C808

27pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

CB9

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C3210uF-0805-X5R-±10% -6.3V

CB17

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB 20 0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB13

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

R2010

1Mohm-0402-±5%-1/ 16W

CB12

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C16

0.01uF-0402-X7R-± 10%-50V

CB8

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C804

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

CB3

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

10Kohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

R2008

4K7ohm-0402-±5%- 1/16W

C807

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

C803

NC/ 47pF-0402-NPO-±5% -50V

CB1

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

MT511

2EE

LQFP-

100

AVDD2

AVSS3

AVDD3

AVSS4

AVDD4

DGND33

DVDD33

DVDD12

DGND12

GPIO0(P1.0)

TS_DA TA7

TS_DA TA6

TS_DA TA5

TS_DA TA4

DVDD33 26

DGND33 27

TS_DATA3 28

TS_DATA2 29

DVDD12 30

DGND12 31

TS_DATA1 32

TS_DATA0 33

TS_SYNC 34

DVDD33 35

DGND33 36

TS_CLK 37

TS_VAL 38

TS_ERR 39

DVDD12 40

DGND12 41

DVDD33 42

DGND33 43

HOST_DAT A 44

DVDD12 45

DGND12 46

HOST_CLK 47

RESET_ 48

GPIO1(P1.1) 49

NC 50

DVDD12 75

DGND12 74

RF _A G C 73

IF_A G C 72

DGND33 71

DVDD33 70

TU N E R_CLK 69

TUNER_DATA 68

SA1 67

SA0 66

DGND12 65

DVDD12 64

DGND12 63

ANT_TX(POUT3.1) 62

DGND33 61

DVDD33 60

ANT_RX(PIN3.0) 59

ANT_DET(PIN3.1) 58

GPIO3(P1.3) 57

DGND12 56

DVDD12 55

GPIO2(P1.2) 54

NC 53

DVDD33 52

DGND33 51

AVSS2

100 NC

99 NC

98 XTAL1

97 XTAL2

96 NC

95 AVSS2

94 NC

93 AVDD2

92 NC

91 NC

90 NC

89 REFTOP

88 VCME XT

87 REFBOT

86 NC

85 NC

84 NC

83 IN+

82 IN-

81 AVDD1

80 AVSS1

79 NC

78 NC

77 NC

U71

MT5112EE / LQFP100

R2004

100ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

CB15

0.1uF-0402-Y5V -+80%-20% -16V

GND

GND GND

GND

DVDD33

GND

DVDD12

GND

AVDD2AVDD33

GND

AVDD33

GND

+3V3

GND

AVDD33

DVDD33DVDD33

AVDD1

+3V3

GND

AVDD33

GND

+3V3+5V

GND

+3V3

GND

+1V2

+3V3

GND

+3V3

Close to MT5112

Close toMT5112EE

Digital 1.2V Bypass Caps

Analog 3.3V Bypass Caps

Digital 3.3V Bypass Caps

MT5112EE Power

1.25 x (1+180/110) = 3.3V

MT5112 25MHz 18pF 2400Hz

27pF 370Hz

27pF <15PPM

CE2

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CE1

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

CE3

100uF-16V-±20%-5×11-105

25MHz- ±20PPM-2 0PF- HC- 49 S

7 8

RN3

4*47ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

RN2

4*47ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

3VO 2

ADJ

VO 4

UP10 LC1117CLTRAD

3VO 2

ADJ

VO 4

UP11 LC1117CLTR33

L10

120ohm-0603-±25%

L11

120ohm-0603-±25%

L15

120ohm-0603-±25%

L18

120ohm-0603-±25%

L152

120ohm-0603-±25%

DEMOD_TS CLK

DEMOD_TS SYNC

DEMOD_TS VAL

RN1

4*47ohm-0402-±5%-1/16W

GNDGND

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mtk5311

pkg

Remote boot;

U disk light will flash until the lights do not flash U disk upgrade is successful

4,Then enter the factory reset menu, turn it off

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Check if the pin No.1 of CNA1 is 5VSB

1. Power Supply Trouble

Change the power board

Check if the pin No.2 of UP2

is 3.3VSB

Check if the pin No.7 and No.8 of CNA1

is 5V, and if No.10 is 12V

Check the

circuit of

UP2

Check if the 1.2V

control circuit of

UP8 is 1.2V

Check if the voltage

on No.2 of CNA1 is

high level

UP2

Check the power

control circuit of

QP1

Check if the pin No.3 of

UP8 is PWM signal

Check the voltage

of UP4/3/3V,UD4/1.5V

QP1

Check if L5/47 H is

welded of damaged.

UP8(RT8250)

is damaged

Change

damaged

The power

modules is

Change

UP8(RT8250) Change

UP8

Change or

weld L5.

circuit LD

trouble-shooting

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3.3. Display Trouble (Exceptional screen)

Exceptional screen

Check if the cable is correct

and connected tightly.

Y N

Check if the voltage on pin

No. 1,2,3 of CN18 is OK

If the software

Check the voltage for

CN3 is panel VCC

Change the cable

for Panel connector

If the software

on board is OK

Check the

circuit of

Q70(3407)

Ch V lt f CN3

ange

age

CN3

Change

software

Change LCD

(Screen) Change Q70

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White screen

4.4. Display Trouble (White screen)

Check the power

supply for panel

Check if Q70(3407) is OK Check the output

LVDS signal of UM1

NY YN

Change CN3 Change the No.92 of UM1/5311

and B voltage of XQ4/0.6V

Change the LCD panel

Or the cable to panel

Change UM3

or flash

software

ChangeAE8or XQ4 Change UM1/5311

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5.5. Display Trouble (Black screen)

Black screen

Check if volta

e on

in3 of CN5

(

BLON Si

nal

)

is hi

h level

gp ( g)g

Is inverter power is normal?

Check the circuit of BLON

from QL2 to UM1 (pin

N E25)

Check the voltage on pin No.1,2 of CN5 Change inverter

E25)

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No Sound

6. Audio Trouble6. Audio Trouble˄˄no soundno sound˅˅

Check if there is audio signal input

Check if the set of

volume Mute is normal

volume

Mute is normal

Check signal output of C0N1

Check if power supply of

pin No.2,3,34,35of U38 is 24V

Check if pin No 25 of U38 is 0V

Check if pin No

25 of U38 is 0V

Check the signal input

on pin,No.22 of U38

Check the

power

Control

Check the signal output on

pin No.1,4,39,36of U38.

Check the signal output on

pin No.H24of UM1

NCheck the si

nal in

Check external

audio equipment

circuit of

amplifier

Check

Check pin No AA8

Check the network from

UM1(pin No.H24)

to U38 (pin No 22)

of UM1 audio

toAD25/AD22PIN

Change

UM1

Check the

circuit from

Reset it

External

speaker

Check pin No

AA8

of UM1/5311

and circuit of R1830

Change

U38

Check the circuit

from U38 and to

C0N2

to U38 (pin No

22)

UM1

circuit from

audio input

terminal to

UM1

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TV cannot scan

7. Function Trouble7. Function Trouble˄˄TV videoTV video˅˅

any channel

Picture

whether the external

RF input signal is normal

N Y

Check if pin No.7of T1(DVT-8C/T41F) is normal

Check if pin No.6,7 of T1 has I2C data

C f 10 11 f 1 1

heck i

pin No.

has IF signal to U7

Check the

power circuit

of UP1(7805)

Check if pin No.9 of T1

has voltage(1.8 ~3.3V)

Repair external

RF equipment

of UP1(7805)

Check the network between

UM1(pin No. M19,M20) and U71,

and if the demod power is OK.

Check the circuit

from U71(pin No.72)

toT1(pin No.9,

Change U71

Check I2C network

from T1(pin No.4,5)

to U71/5112

(pin No 68 69)

Change

(pin No

69)

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8.Function Trouble8.Function Trouble (PC)(PC)

Under PC channel

Picture is

not in center color fade Image

Stabilization No signal

Check the R G B input signal

Check if VS HS signal

Check the R

B input signal

for UM1(pin No.218,220,222)

Check if VS

HS signal

is Ruled and stable

Ch k th i it

Check the circuit of VS.HS

OSD settings don

’

tmatch

Ch k th i it

Do ‘Auto adjust’

process

Reset the

DDC settings

kth

e c

rcu

from BP8 (VGA)

To UM1

Check the circuit of VS.HS

From BP8 (VGA)

to UM1(pin No.W12,W11)

OSD settings don t match

Reset the OSD or input

mode don’t support.

kth

e c

rcu

Of VS, HS

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9. Function Trouble9. Function Trouble (HDMI)(HDMI)

HDMI have no signal

If another Four

HDMI have no signal

Check the circuit from Check the power circuit of

HDMI terminal to

U4/PS421

UM1 and I2C control

signal

U4 or HDMI terminal

pad contact is badly

Check the circuit from

HDMI terminals to UM1

(pin No.55 to 66) is OK

Check the circuit

from HDMI

terminal to U4

Change U4 Change

U4/PS421

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10. Function Trouble10. Function Trouble ((YPBPR,CVBS,LINE OUT))

CVBS

have no signal

LINE OUT

have no sound

YPBPR

have no signal

Check if audio output on

pin No.1,7 of U70 is OK

Check the signal input

on pin No.AB17 of UM1

Check the signal

between UM1 No.AB11 and No.AE11

Check the circuit from

CVBS terminal

and to UM1.

Check the power

of UM1, or the

UM1 chip defective

Change

UM1

Check the

circuit from

UM1 to BP1

Check the

circuit from

terminal to

Check the

circuit from

UM1 t U70

Check the signal

Between CV1 and

Change the

defective

Change the

terminal to

U70

UM1 t

U70

Change

UM1

Change U70or

Between CV1 and

external terminal material de

ective material

UM1

Change U70or

materials in

Peripheral circuit

Change

YPBPR The input signal

problem

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1, Copy the software ino the root directory of the

Upgrade Software:

U disk;

2, Put your disk inserted into the TV set,

then connect the tv to power supply.

3, The indicator lamp will flash for about 1 min.

5, Then factory reset.

Factory Reset: menu/8893/function/clean stroage

select YES.

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4, Until the indicator lamp stop flashing.It means

upgrade is succesful

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