Sony KDP-51WS550 - 51" High Definition Projection... Guide d'installation

Training Manual

Course: TVP-16

AX-1 Chassis

Models: KDP-51WS550

KDP-57WS550

KDP-65WS550

Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

KDP-51WS550

Table of Contents

1. AX-1 chassis PCB Interconnections

and Functional Descriptions .............1

Overview................................................................. 1

2. New Features....................................5

Manual Convergence ............................................ 5

Digital Visual Interface (DVI) ................................ 5

Q-Box...................................................................... 7

3. AX-1 Chassis Power Supplies......10

Overall Block Diagram ......................................... 10

Standby Power Supply and Power ON Circuit .. 11

Q-Box, Primary and High Voltage

Power Supplies.................................................... 12

4. AX-1 Protection Circuits ................18

AX-1 Protection Circuits Overall

Block Diagram ...................................................... 18

AX-1 Protection Circuit Schematic Diagrams .. 20

5. AX-1 Video Processing..................29

AX-1 Acceptable Formats ................................... 29

Simplified Main, Sub and OSD Video Path ...... 29

Troubleshooting..................................................... 34

6. AX-1 System Control Circuits .......36

Overview................................................................ 36

7. AX-1 Deflection Circuits .................38

AX-1 Vertical Deflection Circuit .......................... 38

AX-1 Horizontal Deflection Circuit...................... 39

8. AX-1 Audio Circuit...........................41

AX-1 Audio Block Diagram ................................. 41

9. AX-1 Service Mode and

Adjustments .........................................43

Entering Service Mode and Sequence

of Adjustments...................................................... 43

1. AX-1 Chasis PCB Interconnections and Functional Descriptions

Chapter 1 - AX-1 Chassis PCB Interconnections

and Functional Descriptions

ŸMEMORY

STICK

INTERFACE

ŸATSC TUNER

Ÿi.LINK

PROCESSING

ŸMS

PROCESSING

i.LINK INTERFACE

ŸAD/DC POWER

ŸAUDIOAMP

ŸMAIN/SUB TUNERS

ŸREGULATORS

SPEAKERS

AC INPUT

Q BOX

DATA

FIGURE 1-1 - AX-1 OVERALL PCB INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM TVP16.1-1 1/30/04

ŸMID

ŸDRC

ŸA/D

DATA & POWER

AUDIO SIGNAL

ŸPRIMARY

POWER

SUPPLY

ŸHV POWER

SUPPLY

ŸH-OUT

ŸV-OUT

ŸQ-BOX

POWER

SUPPLY

AC/DC

POWER

AC/DC

POWER

ŸAVSWITCH

A/VINPUTS

ŸMAINMICRO

ŸPF MICRO

ŸVIDEO PROCESSOR

ŸAUDIO PROCESSOR

POWER

DATA

D/CPOWER

ŸVELOCITY

MODULATION

FOCUS

BLOCK

ŸFRONT VIDEO

INPUTS

SIGNAL

ŸDVI

INTERFACE

DATA

ŸFRONT

BUTTONS

ŸIRSENSOR

DRIVE

SIGNAL

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO

OUT

ANTENNA

SWITCH

ŸFLASH

FOCUS

SENSORS

SR ŸDIGITAL

REG.

ŸPJED CPU

ŸPJE DRIVE

ŸSUB-

DEFLECTION

210V &

HEATERS

MAINH/V

DEFLECTION

RED CRT

GREEN CRT

BLUE CRT

SUB-

DEFLECTION

DATA

RGB

AUDIO SUB-TUNER

MAIN TUNER

ATSC TUNER

Overview

This chapter provides a high-level overall block view of the AX-1 chassis PCB interconnects and the functions

performed on each PCB.

Figure 1-1 provides a schematic type diagram showing how all the PCBs are interconnected within the complete

system. Also shown is a brief list of the functions performed on each PCB.

For further details concerning the functions performed on each PCB, reference Table 1-1. This table provides a

detailed list of the circuits located on each PCB in the column label circuits.

Inthecolumnlabeled“BoardReplacementAdjustments”isalistofadjustmentsthatmustbecheckedorperformed

when that particular board is replaced.

The column label “Comments” provides repair comments, such as, if the particular board can be removed from

the unit and if the unit will remain powered for troubleshooting, and what symptoms are to be expected when the

board is removed.

Both Figure 1-1 and Table 1-1 are excellent troubleshooting tools that allow the technician to quickly get to the

area they need to be troubleshooting when a defect occurs.

1. AX-1 Chasis PCB Interconnections and Functional Descriptions

Table 1-1 –AX-1 Chassis PCB Functional Descriptions

Board Circuits Board Replacement

Adjustments Comments

Field

Repairable

•A/C Input

•AC Relay

•Zero Protect

•STBY 5V

•+9V Reg.

•+3.3V Reg.

•+5V Reg.

•Main & Sub.

Tuners

•Audio Amp.

AC Rect. (D6005)

feeds Q-Box,

Primary and HV

Power Supplies

NOTField

Repairable

•PJED

•Digital

REGI.

•-5V Reg.

•+3.3V Reg.

•Write PJED

service data

•Touch-up

Registration

Can be

disconnected. Unit

remains powered.

With total mis-

convergence

displayed.

NOTField

Repairable

•AD-DRC

•MID-XA

•A/D SRAM

•+1.8V Reg.

•+2.5V Reg’s

•Main Picture

Contrast, Color,

and Hue

Can be

disconnected. Unit

remains powered

with No Audio &

Video

Field

Repairable

CR, CG, CB

•RGB Drive Can be

disconnected. Unit

remains powered

with no video

Field

Repairable

•H & V Drive

•Pin Cushion

•HV-Power

Supply

•Pri.-Power

Supply

•Audio +/-

14V

•+210V

•+12V Reg.

•+/-15V (Pri)

•+/-17V

•+33V

•+135V

•+/-15V

•(T5200

Vert.)

•Heater

(T5200)

•Size & Geometry

•Check G2

•Check Electrical

Focus

•Check Hold-

Down

Cannot be

disconnected. Unit

will not be powered

ON. Two relay clicks

can be heard (AC

Relay ON and then

OFF). No self-

diagnostic

Stdby/Timer LED

flash sequence.

1. AX-1 Chasis PCB Interconnections and Functional Descriptions

Field

Repairable

(Cont.)

•Protection

Circuits

HV Protect

HD Drive

Protect

Beam Current

Protect

+135 OVP/OCP

•Size & Geometry

•Check G2

•Check Electrical

Focus

•Check Hold-

Down

Cannot be

disconnected. Unit

will not be powered

ON. Two relay clicks

can be heard (AC

Relay ON and then

OFF). No self-

diagnostic

Stdby/Timer LED

flash sequence.

Field

Repairable

•Sub-

Deflection

Drive Amps

•Touch-up

Registration

Can be

disconnected. Unit

will remain powered.

With total mis-

convergence

displayed.

Field

Repairable

•Q-Box

Power

Supply

•+9V

•+5V Reg

•

Cannot be

completely

disconnected

because it supplies

the Primary Supply

with DC Start

Voltage (PRI-VCC).

Can be Unloaded

(disconnect

Secondary voltages).

Field

Repairable

•Key Input

•LED

•IR Sensor

Can be

disconnected. Unit

will remain powered.

Field

Repairable

•Front Video

Input

•I-Link Input

Can be

disconnected. Unit

will remain powered.

NOT Field

Repairable

•Memory

Stick

Interface

Board

Can be

disconnected. Unit

will remain powered.

NOT Field

Repairable

•Main Micro

•PF Micro

•Video

Processor

•CRT RGB

Drive

•Audio

Processor

•5V Reg.

•3.3V Reg.

•Main &Sub

Contrast

•Color & Hue

•S-Lin

•White Balance

•Color Balance

•Sub Bright

•Write A0-Main

Data

•Write A2-PF

Data

Cannot be

disconnected.

Box Module

•

Can be

1. AX-1 Chasis PCB Interconnections and Functional Descriptions

Q-Box Module

NOTField

Repairable

•ATSC

Tuner

•QM Brd

•QT Brd

•QI Brd

•I-Link

Processing

•Memory

Stick

Processing

Can be disconnected.

Unit will remain

powered.

NOTField

Repairable

•Flash

Focus

Sensor

Can be disconnected.

With no Flash Focus

function.

Field Repairable

•A/V Switch

Terminal

board

•Sub-Video

Comb Filter

•Sub Picture

Contrast, Color,

and Hue

Can be disconnected.

Unit will remain

powered with no

video

NOTField

Repairable

•DVI

Decode

•3.3V Reg.

•2.5V Reg.

Can be disconnected.

Unit will remain

powered.

Field Repairable

•Velocity

Modulation Can be disconnected.

Unit will remain

powered.

2. New Features

Chapter 2 - New Features

+ + + + + + +

Full/Normal

Move Select End:Menu

FIGURE 2-1 - MANUAL

CONVERGENCE PATTERN

Manual Convergence

This feature allows the end-user to make point-by-point (Fine) convergence (ref. Figure 2-1) adjustment using

theremote control. Before this featurecan be accessed, theFlash Focus feature mustbe performed. The Flash

Focus does not set the convergence settings back to factory settings; this is performed through the Reset

function.

There is no USER copy function so the end-user must make their adjustments in each screen mode (Full/

Normal, Zoom, Wide Zoom, Memory Stick/High Definition inputs).

For optimal adjustment, the following pre-adjustment steps are recommended:

Allow the unit to warm up for 30 minutes before adjustment.

Set the Mode to “Pro” or “Movie”.

Lower Picture Level (eliminate any flaring along cross edges).

Stand back approximately three to five feet when making adjustment.

Note: Press reset to set Mode and Picture back to original settings.

Note: If AC power is removed, Flash Focus must be performed again to access Manual Convergence.

DigitalVisualInterface(DVI)

Introduction

As the digital display technology (e.g. Plasma and LCD) grows, so does the need to replace the present

analog HD component connection between external digital device (e.g. Digital TV/Satellite Receiver) and the

HDTV set. The issue is the inherent picture quality problems caused by Digital-to Analog (D/A) and Analog-to-

Digital (A/D) conversion processes.

For example, if you have a digital Plasma Display HDTV and a Digital TV/Satellite Receiver, the digital video

signal in the Digital TV/Satellite Receiver must be converted to an analog component video signal and then

sent to the HDTV where it must be converted back to a digital signal video to drive the Plasma display.

Because of the two video signals conversion steps and the possible analog signal loss across the connection

between the HDTV and the Digital TV/Satellite Receiver, the picture quality will suffer. Even with an analog

CRT the Digital TV/Satellite Receiver, video signal must go through D/A conversion, which can adversely

affect picture quality.

2. New Features

X7001

14.31818MHz

1 2 910 17 18 23 24 6 7 14 16

IC7004

DVI-DECODER

R7021

10kHz

CN7002/

PIN 1 (5V)

CN7001

24P MOLEX

CONNECTOR

R x 2-R x 2+ R x 1-

R x 1+R x 0- R x C+

R x C- SCL SDA 5V HPD

IC7001

NVM

R x 0+

IC7005

MCU IC7006

NVM

3.3V 2.5V

CN7002

SDA, SCL

SDA,

SCL

X7002

12MHz

SET-UP

MUTE

VGA

RESET

FIGURE 2-2 - UD BOARD BLOCK (DVI DECODER)

CN2304/

PIN 1

CONNECTOR

TVP16.2-2 1/30/04

3.3V

REG

2.5V

REG

3.3V

2.5V

D7001

COMPONENTOUT

EDID

HDCP

The resolution to this dilemma is the creation of a complete end-to-end standard digital video interface, ala DVI.

The DVI interface is a high-speed digital video interface allowing uncompressed high-definition content to be

passed to another DVI equipped device such as an HDTV set. DVI is the only digital interface capable of

accommodating uncompressed digital data such as HD video. DVI also has the bandwidth to support higher

audio fidelity.

DVI has a bandwidth of up to 5 Gigabits/sec, which is more then enough to accommodate an uncompressed HD

video transmission typically requiring 2.2 Gigabits/sec bandwidth.

DVI Connector and Decoding Block

Ref. Figure 2-2

The DVI Molex connector and Decoding circuitry for the AX-1 chassis are located on the UD-Board (NOTE: This

board is NOT field repairable). Figure 2-2 shows a block diagram for the UD-Board. The DVI signal (from a

Digital TV/Satellite Receiver) is received at the 24-pin Molex connector CN7001. There are three serial data

differential channels RX0+/RX0-, RX1+/RX1-, RX2+/RX2- and one reference clock differential channel RXC+/

RXC-.

IC7001 NVM is also connected to the external device through the SDA and SCL (I2C) bus. IC7001 stores the

EDID (Extended Display Identification Data).

EDID is sent to inform the STB or external digital device of the TV’s identity and capabilities.

HDCP is an Authentication protocol between the external digital device (transmitter) and the TV (receiver) that

affirms to the transmitter that the receiver is authorized to receive the protected digital video information.

CN 7001/pin 14 (5V) is supplied from the external digital device to power IC7001 (NVM) so EDID can be sent

when the TV set is OFF. If the TV set is ON, IC7001 will receive 5V from CN7002 through D7001.

CN7001/pin 16 is the Hot Plug Detect pin (HPD). The TV set supplies 5V to the external digital device to verify

proper connection between the two devices.

2. New Features

MICRO-CONTROL

AUDIO/VIDEO

PROCESSING

i.LINK

ATSC

TUNER

BOARD

INTERCONNECT

BOARD

INTERCONNECT

i.LINK FRONT

i.LINK REAR

FROM

ANT.SWITCH

TO UA BOARD

ANALOG VIDEO/AUDIO OUT

(Y/Pb/PR)

(LT & RT)

TO MA & G2 BOARDS

POWER/DATA

COMMUNICATIONS

MEMORY

STICK

INPUT

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT

REAR

USB

CN7300

CN7309

FIGURE 2-3 - Q-BOX INTERNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM TVP16.2-3 1/30/04

PCM

The DVI Decoder, IC7004 receives the three channels of digital video data and outputs analog component video

(Y, PB, PR) to CN7002/pins 10, 8 and 6 respectively.

Q-Box

The Q-Box processes ATSC (off-the-air digital broadcast) broadcast, Memory Stick and I-Link signals. The

boardsincluded in the Q-Boxare the QM, QIandQT. The QM performsallQ-Module video andaudioprocessing.

The QI board is the I-Link interface and the QT is the “off-the-air” or terrestrial (from antenna switch) signal

interface. The Memory Stick feature uses an external interface board QH, which is connected to the Q-Box via

USB cable.

The Q-Box outputs the 1080i signal format for all selected inputs.

The Q-Box is replaced as an assembly (including QM, QI, and QT boards) if found defective.

The following text and diagrams will help in troubleshooting and determine a possible defective Q-Box. Figure 2-

3 is a block diagram showing all the external connections to the Q-Box.

The Q-Box processes the following digital signals:

HDTV Terrestrial Signal (RF)

Memory Stick Images or Movies

I-Link Data

The digital signals are processed and D/A converted by the Q-Box processor on the QM board. The Component

Video (Y/PB/PR) and Audio (LT/RT) analog signals are then output to the UA (AV Switcher). Digital audio is also

output from the Q-Box on the rear (Digital Optical connector) of the unit in PCM/Dolby Digital format.

2. New Features

FIGURE 2-4 - Q-BOX CONNECTOR/PIN DETAIL

Q-BOX

CN7300

CN7309

VIDEO

AUDIO

NOT

USED

(RESET)

3.2V

DATA TO

Q-BOX

MICRO RT

DATA FROM

Q-BOX

MICRO

POWER &

COMMUNICATION

END VIEW OF

Q-BOX

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