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Display Technology | LCD |
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Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
HDMI Ports | 2 |
USB Ports | 1 |
Built-in Speakers | Yes |
Screen Size | 32 inches |
Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
Information on front, top, and rear connections for audio, video, and power inputs/outputs.
Crucial safety regulations and precautions for repair, including isolation transformer use and component replacement.
Important warnings about ESD, high voltage, and safe handling of components during repair.
Detailed explanation of each key on the remote control and its specific function.
Instructions on positioning the TV, connecting aerials, and power supply for initial setup.
Guide to connecting and using the TV as a computer monitor, including PIP functionality.
How to optimize picture settings like brightness, colour, contrast, and sharpness for optimal viewing.
Instructions on connecting various external devices like VCRs, decoders, DVD players, and game consoles.
Detailed instructions for connecting a computer, including resolution settings for PC monitor mode.
Instructions on how to place the TV in a safe service position for repairs to prevent damage.
Instructions for safely removing the rear cover for access to internal components.
Detailed steps for disconnecting and removing the main TV board for component replacement.
Procedure for carefully disconnecting and removing the Scaler board to access its components.
Step-by-step guide for removing the LCD panel and its frame for different screen sizes.
Introduction to service modes like SDM and SAM for diagnosis, alignment, and accessing error codes.
Purpose, activation, and deactivation of SDM for predefined settings and diagnostic procedures.
Purpose, activation, and deactivation of SAM for alignments, option changes, and error code buffer access.
Explanation of error codes, their meanings, and how the error buffer is managed.
Detailed table of error codes, descriptions, possible defective components, and corresponding diagrams for troubleshooting.
Method to read error codes using the blinking LED, useful when the display is not functioning.
General troubleshooting tips for common problems, focusing on power supply and I2C communication issues.
Overview of ICs using I2C communication and a table of error codes with their descriptions and possible causes.
Circuit diagram for the main scaler IC, its interfaces, and associated processing blocks.
Circuit diagram for the Inverter Panel (TN), responsible for driving the LCD backlight.
Circuit diagram for the Inverter Panel (IPS), responsible for driving the LCD backlight.
Circuit diagram for the secondary Inverter Panel (IPS), likely for additional backlight control.
Overview of software alignments using SAM menu for geometry, white tone, and tuner adjustments.
Description of the external AC/DC adapter and internal power distribution regulators used in the TV.
Description of the Scaler Board's role in display processing, handling view modes, and PC/HD inputs.
Introduction to the Inverter Panel, responsible for driving the CCFL backlight for the LCD.
Figures and descriptions illustrating common LCD failure modes and their root causes for troubleshooting.