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Roadstar CTV-1010XK-XKT User Manual

Roadstar CTV-1010XK-XKT
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Roadstar CTV-1010XK-XKT Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRoadstar
ModelCTV-1010XK-XKT
CategoryTV
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. PRECAUTIONS

1-1 Safety Precautions

Follow safety, servicing, and ESD precautions to prevent damage and protect against potential hazards.

1-2 Servicing Precautions

Provides essential precautions for servicing the unit safely and correctly, including handling components and checking insulation.

1-3 Precautions for Electrostatically Sensitive Devices (ESDs)

Details procedures to prevent damage to sensitive electronic components from static electricity.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

1. Television system

Details the supported television broadcast systems (e.g., PAL, SECAM).

2. Channels

Lists the channel frequency bands for different broadcast systems.

3. Intermediate frequencies (MHz)

Specifies the intermediate frequencies used in various broadcast systems.

4. Picture Tube

Information about the 10-inch picture tube, including type and deflection angle.

5. Power Requirements

Details the AC and DC power input requirements for the unit.

6. Antenna Input Impedance

Specifies the input impedance for the antenna connection.

7. Speaker Impedance

Indicates the impedance of the unit's speaker.

3. DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS

Front Panel Controls

Details the buttons and indicators located on the front of the television.

Rear Panel and Input/Output Connectors

Describes connectors and ports on the rear and side of the television, including power and AV inputs.

4. ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

4-1 Preadjustment

Covers initial adjustments required after replacing certain components like EEPROM or CRT.

4-2 Factory / Service Mode

Explains how to enter and navigate the factory service mode for adjustments.

Service and Factory Adjustment Parameters

Details the specific parameters and settings available within the service and factory adjustment modes.

4-2-4 Outcondition

Describes the Outcondition Mode used for factory inspection and its functions.

4-3 Other Adjustments

Covers additional adjustments and procedures beyond the factory/service mode.

4-3-1 General Alignment Instructions

Provides general guidance and best practices for TV alignment and adjustments.

4-3-2 Automatic Degaussing

Explains the automatic degaussing process and when to use an external degaussing coil.

4-3-3 High Voltage Check

Details how to check and verify the high voltage output and B+ supply levels.

4-3-4 FOCUS Adjustment

Steps for adjusting the focus control to achieve sharp scanning lines.

4-3-5 Screen Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting the screen voltage for optimal picture brightness and display.

4-3-6 Purity Adjustment

Steps for adjusting color purity and convergence for accurate color reproduction.

4-3-7 Center Convergence Adjustment

Detailed steps for adjusting convergence magnets to align color dots on the screen.

4-3-8 White Balance Adjustment

Procedure to optimize picture tube for good black and white levels and brightness.

4-3-9 RF AGC Adjustment

How to adjust the RF Automatic Gain Control for optimal signal reception.

4-3-10 Geometry Adjustment

Steps to adjust picture geometry parameters like height, width, and phase.

5. USING DEVICES AND DESCRIPTION

5-1 Main Signal Processor (TDA8842)

Details the features and functionality of the TDA8842 main signal processor IC.

5-1-2 Pinning and Description

Provides a list of pins and their descriptions for the TDA8842 IC.

5-1-3 Block Diagram

Illustrates the internal architecture and signal flow of the TDA884x/5x-N1 series processor.

5-1-4 Function Description

Details the various functions performed by the TDA884x/5x-N1 series processor, including IF, Audio, Video, RGB, and Sync.

5-2 Vertical Output (TDA8356)

5-2-1 Feature

Highlights the key features of the TDA8356 vertical output bridge circuit.

5-2-2 Pinning and Description

Lists the pins and their respective descriptions for the TDA8356 IC.

5-3 Triple Video Output Amplifier (TDA6107Q)

5-3-1 Feature

Describes the main features of the TDA6107Q triple video output amplifier.

5-3-2 Pinning and Description

Provides pin configuration and descriptions for the TDA6107Q IC.

5-4 L4964

5-4-1 Feature

Details the features of the L4964 stepdown power switching regulator.

5-4-2 Description

Provides a description of the L4964 power switching regulator's capabilities.

5-4-4 Pin Function

Details the function of each pin for the L4964 power switching regulator.

5-4-5 Block Diagram

Illustrates the internal block diagram and functional units of the L4964 power switching regulator.

5-5 TDA2007A

5-5-1 Feature

Highlights the key features of the TDA2007A class AB dual audio power amplifier.

5-5-2 Description

Describes the TDA2007A audio amplifier for stereo applications.

5-5-5 Electrical Characteristics

Lists the electrical characteristics and test conditions for the TDA2007A audio amplifier.

5-6 Video Select switch (NJM2235L)

5-6-1 Feature

Details the features of the NJM2235L video select switch IC.

5-6-2 Pinning and Description

Provides pin configuration and descriptions for the NJM2235L video select switch.

5-7 Teletext (SAA5281P)

5-7-1 Feature

Highlights the features of the SAA5281P teletext decoder IC.

5-7-2 Pinning and Description

Provides pin configuration and descriptions for the SAA5281P teletext decoder.

5-7-4 Block Diagram

Illustrates the block diagram and signal flow for the SAA5281 teletext processor.

5-8 Power Circuit (TEA2262)

5-8-1 Feature

Details the features of the TEA2262 SMPS control IC.

5-8-2 Description

Describes the TEA2262 as a SMPS control IC for offline switching mode power supplies.

5-8-4 Block Diagram

Illustrates the internal block diagram and functional units of the TEA2262 SMPS controller.

6. TECHNICAL STUDY (SMPS OPERATING DESCRIPTION)

6-1 Starting Mode - Stand By Mode

Explains the SMPS operation during the starting and stand-by phases.

6-2 Normal Mode (secondary regulation)

Describes the SMPS operation in normal mode using secondary regulation.

6-3 Security Functions

Details the various security and protection functions of the SMPS, including undervoltage detection.

6-4. Overvoltage detection

Explains the overvoltage detection and protection mechanism in the SMPS.

6-5. Current limitation of the power transistor

Details the current limitation and overload protection for the power transistor.

6-6. Restart of the power supply

Describes the procedures for restarting the power supply after protection activation.

7. TROUBLE SHOOTING

7-1 No Power

Provides a flowchart for diagnosing and resolving 'No Power' issues.

7-2 No Raster

Offers a diagnostic flowchart for troubleshooting 'No Raster' problems.

7-3 No Sound(Picture OK)

Guides troubleshooting steps for 'No Sound' issues when the picture is normal.

8. BLOCK DIAGRAM

9. DIFFERENT PARTS LIST

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 1 OF 2

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 2 OF 2