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Provides crucial notes for servicing models with the "B" suffix, highlighting interchangeability.
Outlines critical safety warnings, including fire and shock hazards, and required safety checks.
Details precautions and techniques for working with lead-free solder, including melting points and soldering bit usage.
Provides information on proper disposal procedures for electrical equipment and batteries in various regions.
Identifies and describes the functions of buttons on the remote control unit.
Illustrates and labels the front view and side/rear view of the TV, including ports and buttons.
Provides instructions on inserting batteries into the remote control and lists important cautions for its use and handling.
Guides the user through the initial setup process, including preparation, power on, and channel scanning.
Explains how to connect various external devices such as audio devices, video recorders, game consoles, and HDMI devices to the TV.
Lists common problems encountered with the TV and provides possible solutions for them.
Details how to set up network connections, including wired and wireless options.
Explains how to access and use the AQUOS NET+ feature, including its organization and service selection.
Covers navigation of TV menus, user sections of the Home Screen, and favorite apps.
Details the step-by-step process for the initial auto installation wizard, including language, energy efficiency, and country settings.
Explains how to configure network selection, scrambled stations, search methods, and logical channel numbers for DVB-C.
Covers settings for single satellite, 2 satellites (22kHz switchbox/Toneburst), DiSEqC multiswitch, and other communal installations.
Guides on adjusting antenna alignment for optimal reception and performing a manual scan for DVB-T stations.
Details the procedure for removing major parts of the 39" models, including stand, rear cabinet, and connectors.
Continues the disassembly process for the 39" models, covering the removal of the power unit, main unit, and brackets.
Details the removal of the stand bracket, control button holder, and key unit/diffuser for the 39" models.
Describes the final step of detaching the LCD module from the front cabinet for the 39" model.
Outlines the initial steps for disassembling the 50" models, including stand and rear cabinet removal.
Details the process of disconnecting all connectors from the Printed Wiring Boards (PWBs) during disassembly of the 50" models.
Covers the removal of the power unit, main unit, and side/bottom brackets for the 50" models.
Details the removal of the stand bracket, control button holder, and key unit/diffuser for the 50" models.
Explains standard methods for entering and exiting the service adjustment process mode, both by key-unit and remote control.
Describes the remote control key operations and the main service adjustment menu display.
Details the service menu options for System Data, GUI, and Exception settings, including factory mode and deblocking.
Provides a step-by-step guide for performing white balance adjustment, including GAMMA settings and target values.
Explains the process of initializing the TV to its factory settings, including entering service mode and the effects of the reset.
Details how to enter Public Mode and describes various settings like power control, volume limits, and key disablement.
Explains the Smart Loader function for replicating user settings between TVs and describes its operation.
Describes the procedures for updating the TV software using a USB memory device or via an internet connection.
Provides information on key integrated circuits (ICs) used in the main unit, including HDMI switch and audio amplifier.
Details ICs related to headphone amplification and USB 2.0 Hi-Speed Hub control, including their features and specifications.
Describes the DDR3 SDRAM architecture, features, and specifications, including prefetch, data strobe, and internal banks.
Details the IC9551, an adjustable current limited load switch with fault flag, including its input voltage range and protection features.
Describes the IC9553 series, a low dropout LDO with high output accuracy and low current consumption, detailing its features.
Details the IC3301, a revolutionary iDTV SoC integrating digital front-end and multi-format audio/video decoding.
Describes the IC3800, an 8-bit Flash Microcontroller used as a standby controller, detailing its core, memories, and peripherals.
Details the IC8401, a 2Gbit NAND FLASH device, including its asynchronous data interface and internal ECC features.
Describes the IC9501, a single-supply 10/100 Fast Ethernet transceiver, covering its physical layer capabilities and RMII interface support.
Details the IC1106, a silicon tuner supporting analog TV and digital broadcast standards like DVB-T2 and DVB-C2.
Describes the Si2165 IC, a compact standalone DVB-T/C digital TV demodulator supporting various modes and standards.
Details the Si2167-B20 IC, integrating DVB-T, DVB-C, DVB-S, and DVB-S2 demodulators for terrestrial, cable, and satellite TV.
Explains the indications for resistors, capacitors, and provides cautions regarding circuit diagrams.
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