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General safety guidelines for servicing, including lead dress and protective devices.
Procedure for checking touch currents to prevent shock hazards.
Techniques to prevent component damage from static electricity.
Diagram and list of PCB names and their functions.
Procedure to access the service mode using remote control commands.
Overview of adjustable items and their hexadecimal values.
Accessing and using service tool mode for SOS history and power on time.
Purpose and preparation steps for copying data via SD card.
Procedure for copying TV data to an SD card, including password input.
How to access and interpret the IIC bus line check.
Chart to identify defective blocks based on power LED blink patterns.
States of no power indication by power LED and initial check points.
Troubleshooting flowchart for no picture issues based on signal input.
Explains local area failures and indicates possible defective PCBs.
Purpose and usage of the SC jig for failure diagnosis.
Caution and steps for replacing the plasma panel, handling new panels.
Procedure for selecting Vsus to LOW or HIGH after panel or A-board replacement.
Procedure for white balance adjustment using a color analyzer.
Overall block diagram of the TV system, showing interconnections.
Schematics for the P-Board (3 parts).
Schematics for the A-Board (22 parts).
Schematic diagram for the XW-Board, showing DVB tuner and related circuits.
Schematic diagram for the C1-Board, illustrating data driver connections.
Schematics for the C2-Board (2 parts).
Schematics for the C3-Board (2 parts).
Schematics for the SC-Board (4 parts).
Schematics for the SS-Board (2 parts) and SS2-Board.
General safety guidelines for servicing, including lead dress and protective devices.
Procedure for checking touch currents to prevent shock hazards.
Techniques to prevent component damage from static electricity.
Diagram and list of PCB names and their functions.
Procedure to access the service mode using remote control commands.
Overview of adjustable items and their hexadecimal values.
Accessing and using service tool mode for SOS history and power on time.
Purpose and preparation steps for copying data via SD card.
Procedure for copying TV data to an SD card, including password input.
How to access and interpret the IIC bus line check.
Chart to identify defective blocks based on power LED blink patterns.
States of no power indication by power LED and initial check points.
Troubleshooting flowchart for no picture issues based on signal input.
Explains local area failures and indicates possible defective PCBs.
Purpose and usage of the SC jig for failure diagnosis.
Caution and steps for replacing the plasma panel, handling new panels.
Procedure for selecting Vsus to LOW or HIGH after panel or A-board replacement.
Procedure for white balance adjustment using a color analyzer.
Overall block diagram of the TV system, showing interconnections.
Schematics for the P-Board (3 parts).
Schematics for the A-Board (22 parts).
Schematic diagram for the XW-Board, showing DVB tuner and related circuits.
Schematic diagram for the C1-Board, illustrating data driver connections.
Schematics for the C2-Board (2 parts).
Schematics for the C3-Board (2 parts).
Schematics for the SC-Board (4 parts).
Schematics for the SS-Board (2 parts) and SS2-Board.
General| Depth | 93 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 769 mm |
| Weight | 29000 g |
| I/O ports | 1 X LAN |
| Pixel pitch | 0 mm |
| Audio system | Dolby Digital Plus |
| Product color | Black |
| Response time | 0.001 ms |
| Audio (L/R) in | 2 |
| RMS rated power | 20 W |
| Display diagonal | 50 \ |
| Teletext function | Yes |
| Composite video in | 1 |
| Depth (with stand) | 401 mm |
| Display technology | Plasma |
| Power requirements | AC 220 - 240 V, 50/60Hz |
| Width (with stand) | 1218 mm |
| HDMI ports quantity | 3 |
| Height (with stand) | 814 mm |
| Weight (with stand) | 31000 g |
| Compatible memory cards | SD |
| Contrast ratio (dynamic) | 2000000:1 |
| Power consumption (standby) | 0.4 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 320 W |
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