Casio tv-1800b SM PDF

(without price)
TV-1800B (NTSC)
(KX-523)
FEB. 1997
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CONTENTS
Page
SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................................... 1
BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................................................................... 2
CIRCUIT OPERATIONS ........................................................................... 3
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS ................................................................... 4
PARTS LIST .............................................................................................. 6
EXPLODED VIEW ..................................................................................... 9
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS ....................................................................... 11
WAVEFORMS ......................................................................................... 13
SPECIFICATIONS
Item
Specification
1. Power voltage
DC 6.0 V
2. Power consumption
Approx. 3.6 W
3. Current consumption
Approx. 600 mA
4. Battery life (with alkaline batteries)
Approx. 2.5 hours

: 4 LR6 (D) size batteries
Batteries
5. Power supply
Car adaptor : CA-K65

AC adaptor : AD-K65
6. Connection terminals
Earphone jack
: 3.5 mini
External power jack
: 6.0 V DC IN
External antenna jack
: 3.5 mini
7. Screen size
2.5 inches
8. No. of picture element
118,800 (540 220) dots
9. Dimensions
135 mm (H) 91 mm (W) 38 mm (D)
10. Weight
240 g without batteries
11. Options
AC adaptor
: AD-K65
Car adaptor
: CA-K65
Antenna matching device : AS-35S
Color System
TV System
NTSC
M/M
Channel
US
VHF: 2 ~ 13 ch
UHF: 14 ~ 69 ch
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Antenna
3
1
TU200
Tuner
IC200
4
Q200
Video
Sound Det.
FM
AFT Circuit
AGC Circuit
IF Amp.
IC500
Audio
Amp.
Volume
Control
Chroma
Circuit
Common
Driver
Osc.
Display
Control
A-D Converter
Auto-Tuning
Control
VCC2 (4.3 0.02 V)

VCC7 (41.6 ~ 51.6 V)
VEE1 (-6.5 ~ -8.0 V)
Brightness
Control
LCD
IC700
Power
Supply
Speaker
IC300
Tuning
Voltage
Generator
VR800
IC600
VR600
Segment
Driver
Q800 ~ Q806, Q810, Q811

Display
Voltage
Generator
1 Color Tuner: TU200 TEPE5-02

Selects a desired radio wave and changes it to the video IF signal.
2 Video IF Amp.: Q200 2SC4238
Amplifies the video IF signal output from the tuner TU by 10 times (20 dB).
3 Video Det./Sound Det./FM Det./AFT/AGC: IC200 M51348FP
Eliminates the carrier wave in the video IF signal, and picks up the video signal and the sound IF signal.
Also, the sound signal is picked up from the sound IF signal by FM detection.
4 Audio Amp.: IC600 NJM2070M
Sound amplification.
5 Chroma Circuit: IC300 M52045FP
Generates the tricolor (red, green, and blue) from the video signal.
6 Osc./A-D Converter/Display Control/ Auto-Tuning Control : IC700 MSM6625-01 GSK-640E
Converts the color signal into a digital signal.
Also, generates the clock pulse for the display and controls the display.
7 Tuning Voltage Generator: IC500 MSC1169MS-K
Generates the tuning voltage with the tuning pulse (TU) output from 6.
8 Display Voltage Generator: IC800 BA10358F, Q800 ~ Q806 Q810 Q811 2SD1149-S,
2SD601A-R3, 2SB709A-R
Generates the display voltages V0 ~ V4 with VEE1 and VCC7 outputs from the power supply.
CIRCUIT OPERATIONS
IC700
TE2
VSS2
TE1
TE4
TE3
TE6
TE5
M6 M5 M4 M3 M2 M1
AD2
Test Control
AFT
Key
Switch
Control
AFT
Control
Mode Control
KDB
KCB
AVB
UHF
AD1
B
Test
Circuit
Frequency
Divider
A/D
Sweep
Control
Mute
Control
MTB
R
Tuning Control
RLL
Channel
bar
Control
VDD2
VLB
Tuning Voltage
UP/DOWN Counter
Synchronism
Judgment
RHH
Pulse Width
Modulation D/A
TU
M7
Frequency
Separator
M8
M9
Mode
Control
VDD1
C-S
PD
Phase
Comparator
M10
PSi
Display
Control
VSS1
Data Output
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6
Signal Name
D1 ~ D6
SNB
CDB
CFB
CNB
SCB
STB
ECB
CK1, CK2
OSC1
OSC2
PD
C-S
HDB
VDD1
Vertical
positioning
Control
CDB CFB CNB ECB
Function
Display data output terminal
Data latch signal
Scanning start signal
Horizontal
positioning
Control
Frequency
Divider
SNB SCB STB HDB
CK1 CK2
Signal Name
MTB
TU
VLB
Output voltage changeover signal

Scanning signal shift lock signal
Brightness modulation pulse control

Sampling start signal
Signal input terminal controlling the
segment drive terminal to "H" during
no display
Clock pulse output terminal
Oscillator frequency control terminal
UHF
AVB
KCB
KDB
AFT
M1 ~ M10
TE1 ~ TE6
R, G, B
RLL
Clock pulse adjustment terminal
RHH
Synchronizing pulse input terminal

Horizontal synchronizing signal input
terminal
VDD voltage input terminal
PS1
VSS1
OSC1
Oscillator
OSC2
Function
Mute control terminal
Tuning control pulse output terminal
VHF High/Low channel select signal
output terminal
VHF/UHF select signal
Key input terminal
AFT voltage input terminal
Mode select signal input terminal
Test terminal
Original color
"L" level voltage input terminal of
video signal
"H" level voltage input terminal of
video signal
Mode control signal
Power supply voltage input terminal
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS

TOP VIEWS
R210
JK600
C233
C600
C202
JK200
C603
Linear
C236
R209 R207
F200
VR600
C210
C205
TU200
C208
C207
C105
L102
C606
F202
F201
R222
C110
R825
C113
T100
C810
C845
D803
T200
C808
L101
C700
L202
C112
C115
F203
C100
R247
R725
R727
R700
R133
R705
R314
C760
R342
C306
CN701
D180
C309
C305
JK100
R726 C751
C741
R704
R313
R703
C750
C761
C755
R719
R738
D705
C756
R734
H300
T950
C951 C950
C927
C925
Back Light
R950
L950
C836
R808
L705
FU100
D703
VR800
CN700
T201
C806
SW100
R824
R733
C831
C832
BOTTOM VIEWS
R645
Linear
Q200
L200 R204
R550
C135
R541
C237
R205
C234
R203
C630
R201
IC600
R202
R641
C235
C240
C265 CP204
CP221 R502
C642
R606
HP200
R501 R500
C243 VR200
R611
R215
C259
R208
D100
R224
R615 R610
VR100
C245
C246
R607
R236
C249
R101
IC500
R229
C550
R212 R223
C830
IC200
Q100
CP245
IC800
Q804
C257
R230
Q805
R836
R835
Q806
R834
R833
R821
R822
Q810
C261 C262
C263
R246
R827
Q802
R809
R810
C290
Q800
D700
R830
D805
R817
C840
C835
R815
R816
Q811
R819
R820
R241 D500
C264
CP240
Q801 Q803
L700
C291
C740
C742
C765
R545
D150
C140
R730
C145
D152
D155
Q300
C335
R310
C340
R306
R305
+ C301
R307
CP703
IC300
CP700
R117
R115
VR300
IC700
Q101
C545 R102
R111
Q111 R103
R311
C345 R322
R312
R336
R335
C347
C346
C776
VR700
R740
R325
VR301
C351
R343
R326
R331
R330
C350
C185
FU900
FU901
Back Light
SW701
SW700
PARTS LIST
LINEAR PCB
Item
D100
D150
D152
D155
D180
D500
D700
D703
D705
D803
D805
FU100
IC200
IC300
IC500
IC600
IC700
IC800
JK100
JK200
JK600
Q100
Q101
Q111
Q200
Q300
Q800
Q801
Q802
Q803
Q804
Q805
Q806
Q810
Q811
SW100
SW100
TU200
VR600
VR800
Code No.
Parts Name
Specification
Diodes
2390 1176 Chip diode
2360 1344 Chip zener diode
2390 1358 Variable diode
Fuse
3632 0245 Fuse
ICs
2114 1827 Linear IC
2114 3332 Linear IC
2114 2842 Linear IC
2114 2464 Linear IC
2011 2695 LSI
2116 0119 OP AMP
Jacks
3501 6846 Jack
3501 5439 Jack
3501 5439 Jack
Transistors
2210 8026 Chip transistor
Switch
3412 0938 Slide switch
Converter
3065 0469 DC-DC converter
Tuner
1013 5511 Tuner
Variable resistors
2765 0616 Volume
2765 1582 Volume
Notes:
Q Quantity used per unit

R Rank
6
Applicable
Q R
MA152WK-(TX)
MA152WK-(TX)
MA152WK-(TX)
MA153A-(TX)
SC016-2-TE12RA
MA3330-M(TX)
MA157A-(TX)
MA157A-(TX)
MA329-(TX)
MA157A-(TX)
MA152WA-(TX)
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
ATSCR0.80A
Common
M51348FP-T1
M52042FP-T1
MSC1169MS-KR1-620
NJM2070M-T1
MSM6625-01GSK-640E
BA10358F-T1
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
1
1
1
1
1
1
C
C
C
C
C
C
HEC2500-010110
HSJ1456-01-210
HSJ1456-01-210
Common
Common
Common
1
1
1
C
C
C
2SB709A-R(TX)
2SD601A-R(TX)
2SD1119-R(TX)
2SC4238-(TX)
2SB709A-R(TX)
2SD601A-R(TX)
2SB709A-R(TX)
2SD601A-R(TX)
2SD601A-R(TX)
2SD601A-R(TX)
2SD1149-S(TX)
2SD601A-R(TX)
2SB709A-R(TX)
2SD601A-R(TX)
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
ESD-11V231
Common
LC12U-31
Common
TEPU5-02
Common
RK09H11T-10KB
RK09H11T-100KB
Common
Common
1
1
C
C
BL PCB
Item
LA900
FU900
FU901
Q950
Q951
SW700
SW701
T950
Code No.
Parts Name
Specification
Lamp
3851 1484 Fluorescent lamp
Fuses
3632 0308 Temperature fuse
3632 0308 Temperature fuse
Transistors
Switches
3412 1029 Switch
3412 1029 Switch
Transformer
3012 1001 Inverter trans
Notes:

R Rank
7
Applicable
Q R
8.76AD1P2-CA11
Common
EYP-1BF102L
EYP-1BF102L
Common
Common
1
1
C
C
2SD965-R
2SD965-R
Common
Common
1
1
B
B
SKHHAL
SKHHAL
Common
Common
1
1
C
C
NT-04
Common
COMPONENT
Item
Code No.
1
2
3
4
5
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
11
12
12-1
12-2
12-3
13
14
15
16
17
17
18
18
19
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
6611 6550
6600 2220
6608 7271
6608 6560
6611 6511
6611 9281
3831 0854
6608 6330
6608 6340
6608 6301
6608 6311
6608 6200
6611 6610
6610 9432
3851 1484
3632 0308
6608 0170
6608 6360
6608 6370
6611 6476
3851 1463
6608 6190
6611 6600
6608 6350
6611 6620
6606 2130
6611 2300
6611 6630
6611 6491
5860 2380
5860 0420
5860 1449
6605 0011
Notes:
Parts Name
Specification
Display plate BXM-K523

Adhesive tape A-K52
Adhesive tape B-K502
Switch knob A-K526
Upper case BXM-K523
Upper case BIM-K523
Speaker
Tuning button A-K526
Ribbon K526
Battery spring C-K526
Battery spring D-K526
Side case A-K526
Side case A-K523
BL ass'y
Fluorescent lamp
Temperature fuse
Flat cable A-K541
Battery spring A-K526
Battery spring B-K526
Linear PCB ass'y
Rod antenna
Lower case BAA-K526
Lower case BXM-K523
Battery cover A-K526
Battery cover A-K523
Stand A-K331
Stand A-K503
Rating plate BXM-K523
Display unit
Screw
Screw
Screw
Screw A-K334
K440953-1
K451-5
K410903A-2
K311299-1
K110681A-7
K110681A-11
28-8F-03
K311318-1
K411841-1
K311313A-1
K311314A-1
K110691-1
K110691-2
K211111B*1
8.76AD1P2-CA11
EYP-1BF102L
K411565-1
K311321-1
K411830-1
K340720*1
VR60114FA
K110682-2
K110682-4
K211023-1
K211023-2
K310518-1
K310518-7
K440954-1
K340722*1
PS3 1.7X3.5 Bk
BT3 1.7X4 Ni
BT3 1.7X8 Bk
K410096A-1

R Rank
8
Applicable
Common
Common
Common
Common
For U.S.A., Canada
Others
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
For U.S.A., Canada
Others
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
For U.S.A., Canada
Others
For U.S.A., Canada
Others
For U.S.A., Canada
Others
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Common
Q R
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
7
5
1
C
X
X
X
X
X
C
X
X
X
X
X
X
B
A
C
C
X
X
B
C
X
X
X
X
C
C
X
C
C
C
C
C
EXPLODED VIEW
1
2
6
22
10
7
21
9
23
11
12
8
12-1
23
24
12-2
12-3
13
14
23
15
23
23
16
17
24
25
24
20
18
19
9
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
LINEAR
3
Antenna
Earphone
Jack
External Antenna
Jack
Speaker
1
Audio Amplifier Circuit
13
Tuner
IF pad
IF detection Circuit
DC in
Batteries
To Back Light
Display Voltage Generator Circuit
Power Switch
11
12
Tuning Voltage Generator Circuit

10
14
7
Power Supply Circuit
Chroma Circuit
Display Controller Circuit

11
To LCD
BACK LIGHT
12
600 mV
112 mV
0.8 V
WAVEFORMS
63.5 s
63.5 s
63.5 s
3 IC200 Pin 18
3.0 V
2.0 V
2 IC200 Pin 19
0.9 V
1 Q200 Collector
63.5 s
63.5 s
0.24 s
5 IC300 Pins 10, 11, 12
6 IC300 Pin 5
63.5 s
63.5 s
2.8 V
3.2 V
5.6 s
100 ns
360 ns
A IC700 Pin 17
B IC700 Pin 14
2.8 V
600 mV
0 Q111 Base
63.5 s
130 s
C Q806 Base
5.6 s
9 Q111 Collector
8 IC300 Pin 1
4.0 V
7 IC300 Pin 4
600 mV
10 V
3.2 V
4 IC300 Pin 23
D IC700 Pin 12
13
8-11-10, Nishi-Shinjuku
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160, Japan
Telephone: 03-3347-4926
MA0300271A
Basic Information for

Casio Pocket Television
Vol.3 CIRCUIT OPERATION
Contents
PAGE
TELEVISION TRANSMISSION SYSTEM ........................................................... 1
Color System .................................................................................................... 1
TV System ........................................................................................................ 1
Channel System ................................................................................................ 1
Details of Color System .................................................................................... 2
Details of TV System ........................................................................................ 2
Details of TV Channel ...................................................................................... 3
World TV Broadcast System ............................................................................ 5
Casio TV Model ................................................................................................ 6
BLOCK DIAGRAM .............................................................................................. 7
VHF, UHF ......................................................................................................... 7
Rod Antenna .................................................................................................... 7
PCB Ass'y ........................................................................................................ 8
Display Ass'y .................................................................................................... 8
AD PCB ............................................................................................................ 9
Back Light ........................................................................................................ 9
Power Supply ................................................................................................... 9
CIRCUIT OPERATION ....................................................................................... 11
Tuner ................................................................................................................11
IC200 ............................................................................................................... 12
IC300 ................................................................................................................13
IC400 ................................................................................................................16
IC700 ................................................................................................................17
Tuning Operation ..............................................................................................18
Adjustment ....................................................................................................... 19
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 20
Trouble example .............................................................................................. 28
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM & WAVEFORMS ......................................................... 29
Waveforms ...................................................................................................... 32
INDEX
TELEVISION TRANSMISSION S Y S T E M
T h r e e Systems
TV transmission systems are not the same throughout the world: Color system, TV system and Channel are different. The
countries for which a particular model is suitable are indicated in the sales literature and instruction booklet supplied, and are
printed on the box in which each television is packed.
Color system
There are three color transmission systems in the world: NTSC, PAL and SECAM.
If the color systems are different, TV does not get in color.
e.g.
Brazil
U.S.A.
Color System
PAL
NTSC
TV System
M/M
M/M
Channel System
US
US
Saudi Arabia
Germany
Color System
SECAM
PAL
TV System
B/G,H
B/G,H
Channel System
CCIR
CCIR
T V System
There are fourteen TV systems in the world: From A to N. Each system is different from scanning line, sound
frequency and modulation system.
If the TV systems are different, TV does not get a picture and a sound.
TV systems are indicated in the rating plate on the lower case.
e.g.
Brazil
Argentina
Color System
PAL
PAL
TV System
M/M
N/N
Channel System
US
US
Channel System
If the channel (TV frequency) is different, TV can not get the local channel.
e.g.
Color System
TV System
Channel
1ch
2ch
3ch
4ch
Japan
NTSC
M/M
Japan
91.25MHz
97.25MHz
103.25MHz
171.25MHz
U.S.A.
NTSC
M/M
US
55.25MHz
61.25MHz
67.25MHz
It is n o t possible t o convert it t o work i n any country other than t h e o n e for which it is d e s i g n e d .
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Details of Color System

System
525
PAL
(Germany)
625
SECAM
(France)
625
Field frequency (MHz)
59.94
50
50
Interlacing ration
2:1
2:1
2:1
Aspect ration
4:3
4:3
4:3
15.734
15.625
15.625
4.2
I 1.5
Q 0.5
R-Y 1.3
B-Y 1.3
R-Y 1.3
B-Y 1.3
+4.5
+5.5
+6.5
AM negative
AM negative
AM positive
FM
FM
AM
CCIR
Belgium
OIRT(1)
625
Channel bandwidth
fs(audio) - fv(video)
Scanning lines
Line frequency (MHz)

Channel bandwidth(MHz)
Luminance signal(MHz)
Color signal (MHz)
Sound carrier-frequency
(MHz)
Video Modulation
Sound modulation
NTSC
NTSC: A 525-line 60-field color television system

originally developed in the USA.
The 3.58MHz sub carrier is used to
transmit color information.
PAL: A 625-line 50-field color television system
originally developed in West Germany.
PAL is improved about the phase distortion
of NTSC. PAL is basically the same as
NTSC. But PAL is different from NTSC in
the way of the color signal transmission.
The phase of B-Y signal is fixed 90 degree.
The phase of R-Y signal changes at 0 and
180 degree on every horizontal scanning
line. The influence of the phase distortion is
denied by this way.
The 4.43MHz sub carrier is used to transmit
color information.
SECAM: A 625-line 50-field color television
system originally developed in France.
Sub carrier frequency is different from
every lines, R-Y signal:4.40MHz, B-Y
signal 4.25MHz, the phase of sub
carrier changes over beginning of
scanning lines. The merit of SECAM is
strong about phase jitters, and have not
cross talk both of two color signals.
Details of TV System
System
Luxembourg
(VHF)
F
CCIR
France
(VHF)
E
625
625
819
819
625
7 MHz
7 MHz
8 MHz
14 MHz
7 MHz
8 MHz
+5.5MHz
+5.5MHz
+6.5MHz
+11.5MHz
+5.5MHz
+5.5MHz
F3(+/-50kHz)
A3
F3(+/-50kHz)
A3
A3
F3(+/-50kHz)
UK(UHF),
Ireland
I
OIRT(2)
USA
K,K1
France
(UHF)
L
USA 625
(Argentina)
N
625
625
625
525
625
Channel bandwidth
8 MHz
8 MHz
8 MHz
6 MHz
6 MHz
fs(audio) - fv(video)
+6.0MHz
+6.5MHz
+6.5MHz
+4.5MHz
+4.5MHz
A3
F3(+/-25kHz)
F3(+/-25kHz)
Broadcast System
Scanning line
Audio modulation
System
Broadcast System
Scanning line
Audio modulation
A3: AM
F3: FM
F3(+/-50kHz) F3(+/-50kHz)
CCIR: International
Radio
Consultative
Committee
OIRT Organization
International de
Radio diffusion
Television
-2-
G,H
Details o f T V Channel
1 ) T V Channel
In the United States, the low band of television stations occupies the frequency range 54 - 88MHz, with a small gap of
4MHz between channel 4 and 5. (This band - 72 to 76MHz - is used by other services.) Between the low-band and the high
band stations there is a frequency space (88 - 174MHz) that is occupied by FM broadcasting and government and aircraft
communications services.
Channel 14, the first of UHF channels, occupies the band 470 - 476MHz, channel 15, 476 - 482MHz, channel 16, 482 488MHz, and so on, all the way up to 890MHz. Within this band, 470 - 890MHz (a total of 420MHz),70 television channels
are accommodated. Like the UHF allocations, each UHF television channel is 6MHz wide.
Japan VHF Channel
US VHF Channel
CH.NO. Video Frequency Sound Frequency

IF
58.75MHz
54.25MHz
1
91.25MHz
95.75MHz
97.25MHz
101.75MHz
103.25MHz
107.75MHz
171.25MHz
175.75MHz
177.25MHz
181.75MHz
183.25MHz
187.75MHz
189.25MHz
193.75MHz
193.25MHz
197.75MHz
199.25MHz
203.75MHz
10
205.25MHz
209.75MHz
11
211.25MHz
215.75MHz
12
217.25MHz
221.75MHz
fs - fv =4.5MHz
IF
45.75MHz
41.25MHz
55.25MHz
59.75MHz
61.25MHz
65.75MHz
67.25Mhz
71.75MHz
77.25MHz
81.75MHz
83.25MHz
87.75MHz
175.25MHz
179.75MHz
181.25MHz
185.75MHz
187.25MHz
191.75MHz
10
193.25MHz
197.75MHz
11
199.25MHz
203.75MHz
12
205.25Mhz
209.75MHz
13
211.25MHz
215.75MHz
fs - fv=4.5MHz
CCIR VHF Channel

IF
38.90MHz
33.40MHz
1
41.25MHz
46.75MHz
48.25MHz
53.75MHz
55.25MHz
60.75MHz
62.25MHz
67.75MHz
175.25MHz
180.75MHz
182.25MHz
187.75MHz
189.25MHz
194.75MHz
196.25MHz
201.75MHz
203.25MHz
208.75MHz
10
210.25MHz
215.75MHz
11
217.25MHz
222.75MHz
12
224.25MHz
229.75MHz
fs - fv =5.5MHz
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2) Channel System and Frequencies
VHF (MHz)
2ch
4ch
5ch
62.25
175.25
UHF (MHz)
12ch
21ch
69ch
C.C.I.R
48.25
1ch
5ch
224.25
6ch
12ch
471.25
13ch
855.25
24ch 25ch
57ch
China
49.75
85.25
168.25
F.O.T.
1ch
5ch
216.25
471.25
863.25
69ch
4ch
12ch
21ch
175.25
215.25
471.25
6ch
12ch
21ch
855.25
69ch
O.I.R.T
49.75
Italy
Angola
93.25
175.25
Ach
Cch
Dch
53.75
82.75
175.25
1ch
43.25
3ch
H2ch
224.25
4ch
60.25
0ch
223.25
10ch
175.25
5ch
223.25
5Ach
11ch
471.25
21ch
471.25
21ch
471.25
28ch
855.25
69ch
855.25
69ch
855.25
69ch
Australia
46.25
Ach
102.25
Cch
138.25
216.25
Dch
Ich
527.25
814.25
21ch
69ch
215.25
471.25
855.25
10ch
21ch
Ireland
45.75
61.75
175.25
4ch
69ch
Morocco
1ch
3ch
New Zealand
45.25
62.25
163.25
211.15
4ch
9ch
175.25
471.25
21ch
210.25
4ch
471.25
12ch
21ch
855.25
69ch
855.25
69ch
South Africa
175.25
247.25
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471.25
855.25
World TV Broadcast System

EUROPE
COUNTRY
AFRICA
Broadcast System
Color
Casio
Model
COUNTRY
ASIA
Broadcast System
VHF
UHF
Color
Casio
COUNTRY
System Model
Broadcast System
VHF
UHF
System
Albania
PAL
Zaire
K1
SECAM
Austria
PAL
Zambia
PAL
Belgium
PAL
Afghanistan
Bulgaria
SECAM
Argentina
PAL
Bahrain
Czechoslovakia
SECAM
Barbados
NTSC
Cyprus
Denmark
PAL
Bermuda
NTSC
Iran
AMERICA
Vietnam
VHF
UHF
D/M
Color
Casio
System Model
SECAM
PAL
PAL
SECAM
SECAM
NEAR & MIDDLE EAST
Germany
PAL
Bolivia
NTSC
Iraq
SECAM
Finland
PAL
Brazil
PAL
Israel
PAL
France
E/L
SECAM
Canada
NTSC
Jordan
G/H
PAL
Gibraltar
PAL
Chile
NTSC
Kuwait
PAL
Greece
SECAM
Colombia
NTSC
Lebanon
SECAM
Holland
PAL
Costa Rica
NTSC
Oman
PAL
Hungary
SECAM
Cuba
NTSC
Qatar
PAL
Iceland
PAL
Dominica
NTSC
Saudi Arabia
SECAM
Ireland
A/I
PAL
Ecuador
NTSC
Syria
SECAM
Italy
PAL
El Salvador
NTSC
Turkey
PAL
Luxembourg
PAL
Guadeloupe
K1
SECAM
United Arab Emirates
PAL
Yemen
PAL
Malta
PAL
Guatemala
NTSC
Monaco
L/G
SECAM/PAL
Guyana
K1
SECAM
Norway
PAL
Haiti
NTSC
American Samoa
NTSC
Poland
SECAM
Hawaiian IS.
NTSC
Australia
PAL
Portugal
PAL
Honduras
NTSC
Guam
NTSC
Romania
PAL
Jamaica
NTSC
New Caledonia
K1
SECAM
OCEANIA
San Marino
PAL
Mexico
NTSC
New Zealand
PAL
Spain
PAL
Nicaragua
NTSC
Tahiti
K1
SECAM
Sweden
PAL
Panama
NTSC
Switzerland
PAL
Paraguay
PAL
H
B
UK
PAL
Peru
NTSC
USSR
SECAM
Puerto Rico
NTSC
Yugoslavia
PAL
ST. Kitts-Nevis
NTSC
Surinam
NTSC
PAL
Trinidad & Tobago
NTSC
AFRICA
Algeria
Burkina Faso
K1
SECAM
Uruguay
PAL
Canary IS.
PAL
USA
NTSC
Congo
SECAM
Virgin IS.
NTSC
Cote D'ivoire
K1
SECAM
Venezuela
NTSC
Djibouti
K1
SECAM
Egypt
PAL
Brunei
PAL
Ethiopia
PAL
Cambodia
NTSC
Gabon
K1
SECAM
China
PAL
Ghana
PAL
Democratic People's
PAL
Kenya
PAL
Republic of Korea
Liberia
PAL
Hong Kong
PAL
Libya
SECAM
India
PAL
Madagascar
K1
SECAM
Indonesia
PAL
Morocco
SECAM
Japan
NTSC
Niger
K1
SECAM
Malaysia
PAL
Nigeria
PAL
Mongolia
SECAM
Senegal
K1
SECAM
Pakistan
PAL
Sierra Leone
PAL
Philippines
NTSC
Sudan
PAL
Republic of Korea
NTSC
South Africa
PAL
*Y
Singapore
PAL
C
C
ASIA
Tanzania
B/I
PAL
Sri Lanka
PAL
Tunisia
SECAM
Taiwan
NTSC
Uganda
PAL
Thailand
PAL
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Casio TV Model
Casio
Model
A
B
Color
System
NTSC
NTSC
TV
System
M/M
M/M
Channel
Country
JPN
US
PAL
B/G,H
CCIR
D
E
F
PAL
PAL
PAL/SECAM
-/I
D/I
B/G,H
UK
China/UK
CCIR
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
P
Q
R
S
PAL
PAL
PAL
SECAM
NTSC
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
SECAM
SECAM
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
SECAM
M/M
N/N
B/G
L/L
M/M
B/G,H
B/B
B/G,H
B/G,H,I
B/G,H,I
B/G,H,I
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
I/I
I/I
I/I
I/I
D/D
D/K
K1/-
US
US
ITALY
France
US
CCIR
Australia
CCIR
CCIR/UK
CCIR/UK
Italy/UK
Australia
CCIR
ITALY
New Zealand
CCIR
Morocco
Angora
Ireland
UK
South Africa
China
O.I.R.T
F.O.T.
SECAM
D/K
O.I.R.T
PAL
PAL
SECAM
M/M
N/N
K1/-
US
US
F.O.T.
Japan
American Samoa / Antigua and Barbuda / Bahamas / Barbados /
Belize / Bermuda / Bolivia /Cambodia / Chile / Colombia /
Costa Rica / Cuba / Dominican Republic / Ecuador / El Salvador /
Guatemala / Haiti / Honduras / Jamaica / Mexico / Micronesia /
Netherlands Antilles / Nicaragua / Panama / Peru / Philippines /
Puerto Rico / Saint Christopher & Nevis / Saint Lucia /
South Korea / Surinam / Taiwan / Trinidad and Tobago /
Union of Myanmar / U.S.A. / Venezuela
Afghanistan / Algeria / Austria / Bahrain / Bangladesh / Belgium /
Brunei / Central African Republic / Equatorial Guinea / Ethiopia /
Ghana /Greenland / Holland / Iceland / India / Indonesia /
Jordan / Kenya / Kuwait / Liberia / Luxembourg / Malaysia /
Maldives / Malta / Mozambique / New Zealand / Nigeria / Oman /
Pakistan / Portugal / Qatar / Seychelles / Sierra Leone /
Singapore / Spain / Pakistan / Portugal / Qatar / Seychelles /
Sierra Leone / Singapore / Spain / Sri Lanka / Sudan / Swaziland /
Switzerland / Tanzania / Thailand / The Yemen Arab Republic /
Turkey / United Arab Emirates / Yugoslavia / Zambia
*Australia (except VHF CH 3-5A)
Hong Kong / UK
Democratic People's Republic of Korea / China / Hong Kong
Cyprus / East Germany / Egypt / Greece / Iran / Iraq / Lebanon /
Libya / Mauritania / Mauritius / Morocco / Saudi Arabia / Syria /
Tunisia / Uganda / Vietnam / Zimbabwe
* plus Casio Model CA
Brazil / Lao People's Democratic Republic
Argentina / Paraguay / Uruguay
Italy / Albania / San Marino
France
Canada *plus Casio Model BA
Denmark / Finland / Norway / Sweden *plus Casio Model CA
Australia *plus Casio Model CA
West Germany *plus Casio Model CA
Casio Model LA plus DA
Casio Model NA plus DA
Casio Model IA plus CA plus DA
*Australia (except VHF CH 0 and 3-5A)
Casio Model CA
Albania, Italy
New Zealand (except VHF CH 1)
Casio Model FA
Morocco (except VHF CH 4 )
Angora (except VHF CH 1)
Ireland (except VHF CH A)
Hong Kong, U.K.
South Africa (except CH 11 and 12)
China (except UHF CH 57)
North Korea, Romania
Benin, Burkina Faso, Brundi, Chad, Congo, Cote D'ivoire, Djibouti,
Gabon, Guadeloupe, Guiana, Guinea, Guyana, Ivory Coast,
Madagascar, Mali, Martinique, New Caledonia, Niger, Polynesia,
Reunion, ST. Pierre et Miquelon, Senegal, Tahiti, Togo, Zaire,
Bulgaria Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Mongolia, Poland, U.S.S.R.,
Vietnam
System Selector M: BRAZIL, LAOS
System Selector N: Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay
Benin, Burkina Faso, Brundi, Chad, Congo, Cote D'ivoire, Djibouti,
Gabon, Guadeloupe, Guiana, Guinea, Guyana, Ivory Coast,
Madagascar, Mali, Martinique, New Caledonia, Niger, Polynesia,
Reunion, ST. Pierre et Miquelon, Senegal, Tahiti, Togo, Zaire,
Bulgaria Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Mongolia, Poland, U.S.S.R.,
Vietnam
*Australia (except VHF CH 3-5A)
Casio Model CA
Albania, Italy
New Zea land (except VHF CH 1)
Casio Model FA
Morocco (except VHF CH 4 and 5 )
Angora (except VHF CH 1)
Ireland
Hong Kong, U.K.
South Africa (except CH 11 and 13)
France (except CH A)
V
W
SECAM
D/K
O.I.R.T
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
SECAM
SECAM
PAL
PAL
PAL
PAL
SECAM
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
B/G,H
I/I
I/I
I/I
I/I
L/L
Australia
CCIR
Italy
New Zealand
CCIR
Morocco
Angora
Ireland
UK
South Africa
France
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Scanning fs(audio)-fv(video)
line
525
4.5MHz
525
4.5MHz
Color burst
Notes
3.58MHz
3.58MHz
625
5.5MHz
4.43MHz
625
625
625
6 MHz
6.5 MHz / 6 MHz
5.5 MHz
4.43MHz
4.43MHz
4.25/4.40MHZ
525
625
626
625
525
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
4.5 MHz
5.5 MHz
5.5 MHz
6.5 MHz
4.5 MHz
5.5 MHz
5.5 MHz
5.5 MHz
5.5 MHz / 6MHz
5.5 MHz / 6MHz
5.5 MHz / 6MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
6.0MHz
6.0MHz
6.0MHz
6.0MHz
6.5MHz
6.5MHz
6.5MHz
3.58MHz
3.58MHz
4.43MHz
4.25/4.40MHz
3.58MHz
4.43MHz
4.43MHz
4.43MHz
4.43MHz
4.43MHz
4.43MHz
4.43MHz
625
6.5MHz
4.25/4.40MHz
525
625
625
4.5MHz
4.5MHz
6.5MHz
3.58MHz
3.58MHz
4.25/4.40MHz
625
6.5MHz
4.25/4.40MHz
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
625
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
5.5MHz
6.0MHz
6.0MHz
6.0MHz
6.0MHz
6.5MHz
4.43MHz
Selector: I
4.25/4.40MHz
4.43MHz
Selector: II
4.43MHz
Selector: III
4.25/4.40MHz
Selector: M
Selector: N
Selector: I
4.25/4.40MHz
4.43MHz
Selector: II
4.25/4.40MHz
Selector: III
BLOCK DIAGRAM
VHF, UHF
VHF: Abbreviation for Very High Frequency.
The sending out of radio waves at the rate of 30 to 300MHz, Producing good sound quality.
UHF: Abbreviation for Ultra High Frequency.
The sending out of radio waves at the rate of 300 to 3000MHz, Producing excellent sound quality.
Antenna
VHF, UHF
IC200
Linear PCB
TU200
Q200
Tuner
IF Amp.
Tuning
Voltage
Generator
Video Det.
Sound Det.
FM Det.
AFT Circuit
AGC Circuit
VR
Volume
Control
IC600
Speaker
Audio
Amp.
Chroma
Circuit
Power
Supply
Display ass'y
Common
Drive
IC700
OSC.
Display Control
A-D Converter
Auto-tuning
Control
VR
Brightness
Control
IC800
LCD
Segment Drive
Display
Voltage
Generator
R o d A nt e nna
When the rod antenna is not properly adjustment, TV reception is not get a clear picture( picture moves up or down,
disappears periodically, becomes fuzzy or blurred, is doubled, etc.). In this case, adjust angle and direction for best
reception.
Locations where TV reception is bad.
Far away from broadcasting stations, among ferro-concrete structures or near mountains.
Underground, in tunnels or in ferro-concrete buildings.
Near high-tension wires, neon signs, or radio stations whose frequencies interfere.
Near railroads, highways or airport.
In trains or cars.
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Under poor reception conditions, the tuning indicator may continue to move without stopping because the auto tuner
cannot detect weak broadcasts. In this case, use a commercially available external antenna or relocate the TV to a
place where reception is better.
The user usually damaged the rod antenna. We suggest that you stock this parts.
Model CV-1 is used both as a earphone and an antenna.
PCB Ass'y
Linear PCB
1) Color tuner: TU200
Selects a desired radio wave and changes it to the video IF signal.
2) Video IF Amp.: Q200
Amplifies the video IF signal output from the tuner by 10 times.
3) Video Det./ Sound Det./ FM Det./ AFT/ AGC: IC200
Eliminates the carrier wave in the video IF signal, and pick up the video signal and the sound signal.
Also, the sound signal is picked up from the sound IF signal by FM detection. Automatic fine tuning circuit for
keeping the frequency of the oscillator in the tuner correct for best color picture by compensating for drift and
incorrect tuning. Automatic gain control circuit for avoiding influence of receiving deterioration by wave
strength.
4) Audio Amp.: IC600
Sound amplification.
5) Chroma Circuit: IC300
Generates the tricolor (red, green and blue) from the video signal.
6) Tuning voltage generator: IC500
Generates the tuning voltage from the tuning pulse (TU).
PW PCB: Generates the power supply voltage.
SUB PCB: Generates the power supply voltage.
RD PCB: Selects a desired radio wave.
Display Ass'y
LCD
Casio LCD television is used two type of LCD drive systems: HQM and Active matrix.
1) HQM ( Simple Matrix )
Scanning and segment transparent electrodes are arranged in closed way. To the scanning electrodes, the gate
pulse is applied timesharing. The TV signal is changed into 4-bit or 3-bit data through A/D conversion (IC700), so
that the TV signal can be handed with the LSI, and applied to the segment electrodes.
Structure is simple and price is low, but contrast ratio is low.
2) Active Matrix
Each picture element electrode is controlled by a transistor. To the gate electrodes, the gate pulse is applied
timesharing, like the HQM. I f the gate pulse is applied, the transistors are in operation and voltage is applied
between the picture electrodes and common electrodes and the liquid crystal reacts allowing the light to transmit.
Structure is complicated and price is high, but contrast ratio is high.
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(1) High Quality Matrix

Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4
(2) Active Matrix

Y1
Xn
Y2
Y3
Y4
X1
X1
X2
X3
X4
X5
X2
X3
X4
X
n
Back Light: It produces light and allows the LCD to be seen.

A fluorescent lamp is used this back light, and the life of this unit is to be 1,500 hours.
Power Supply: 3-way power supply system.
Batteries - AA-size or AAA-size (CV-1) dry batteries.
Battery Life:
Type
Life
AlkalineLR6 (AM-3)
Approx.2 ~ 3 hours
Manganese R6 (UM-3)
Approx.15 ~ 30 minutes
AD PCB
1) OSC/ A-D Converter/ Display Control/ Auto-Tuning Control: IC700
Converts the color signal into a digital signal. Also, generates the clock pulse for the display and controls the display.
2) Display voltage generator: IC800
Generates the display voltage.
Back Light
Placed it under the LCD unit and producing light that TV screen can be seen. A fluorescent lamp is used this back light.
The life is to be 1,500 hours. New type of fluorescent lamp is to be 3,000 hours. The back light is consumption items,
so even under guarantee replace it under charge basis.
Power Supply
There are 3-way power supply systems.
1) Batteries: AAA-size and AA-size (CV-1)
We recommend to use alkaline batteries.The battery life is approx. 2 to 3 hours with alkaline battery, 15 to 30 minutes
with manganese battery.
The battery supplied with TV are test battery which have a shorter life span.
Low battery power generates heat. Heat does not mean malfunction.
2) AC adaptor
There are three type of AC adaptors: 6V, 9V and 12V. The optional AC adaptor is supplied from our sales department.
3) Car adaptor
There are three type of Car adaptors: 6V, 9V and 12V. The optional car adaptor is supplied from our sales department.
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DC IN: External power source jack. Insert the plug of the AC adaptor or the car adaptor into this jack.
EXT/ANT.: External antenna jack. Insert the plug of the optional car antenna into this jack. Connect the optional antenna
adaptor AS-35S to your outdoor antenna or the optional RF cord CF-13 to your VCR.
AUDIO/VIDEO: Audio video jack. Connect the optional Audio video cable cord AV-C1 to your VCR.
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CIRCUIT OPERATION
Tuner
The tuner selects and amplifies the incoming AM video-modulated and FM sound-modulated signals and
concerts them to the inter mediate-frequency signals required by the IF amplifiers.
Picture carrier
Antenna
fv
Amplify the channel
frequencies
Input
Circuit
Convert the channel frequencies to intermediate frequencies

Picture IF = fosc - fv = 45.75MHz (US channel)
Sound IF = fosc - fs = 41.25MHz (US channel)
Tuning
Circuit
RF Amp.
Mixing
Circuit
VIF
Select specific channel
fs
Power supply
voltage
Local
oscillator
BV
BU
BM
Sound carrier
fosc
Local oscillator frequency
AGC
The Automatic Gain Control system
maintains a substantially constant
video detector picture output by
applying an automatically varying dc
bias voltage to the RF. In basic
principle, the AGC system in a TV
receiver is similar to AVC systems
in radio receivers- it provides a
constant-amplitude signal.
BS
VHF low and high
channels selecting
voltage.
VHF(L) :
Approx. 20V
VHF(H):
Approx. 0V
Field-strength is weak
Field-strength is strong
Video IF
Amp.
Tuner
AGC for
Tuner
AGC voltage
B T Tuning voltage input terminal. A channel

corresponding to the direct voltage to this
terminal is selected, and frequency
conversion is performed.
TV-100B
1.0-2.8(V)
TV-100C
VHF(L)
2CH
2CH
1.3-3.3(V)
VHF(L)
6CH 17.2-18.8(V) 4CH
6.5-8.5(V)
VHF(H)
7CH
6.1-8.1(V)
6.4-8.4(V)
5CH
VHF(H) 13CH 17.2-18.8(V) 12CH 17.2-18.8(V)

UHF
14CH
1.0-3.4(V) 21CH
0.9-2.3(V)
UHF
69CH 22.4-23.6(V) 69CH 24.4-25.6(V)
Tuner Voltage
Video
DET
BV: Power voltage for inner VHF circuit.

BU: Power voltage for inner UHF circuit.
BM: Power supply for internal mixer.
Video
Amp.
AGC for
IF
AGC
Amp.
SIF
AGC DET
Noise
elimination
AGC voltage
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VHF(L)
VHF(H)
BV
Approx. 4V
Approx. 4V
UHF
0V
BU
0V
0V
Approx. 4V
BM
Approx. 4V
Approx. 4V
Approx. 4V
BT
0 - 25V
0 - 25V
0 - 25V
BS
Approx. 20V
0V
0V
AGC
1.0 - 3.0V
1.0 - 3.0V
1.0 - 3.0V
I C 2 0 0 V i d e o D E T . , S o u n d D E T . , F M D E T . , A GC , M U T E .
Eliminates the carrier wave in the video IF signal , and picks up the video signal and the sound IF signal.
Also the sound signal is picked up from the sound IF signal by FM detection and controlled its volume by
MUTE voltage.
To IC300
SIF trap
Video signal + Sound IF
Discriminator
Picks up the sound signal.
SIF trap removes

the sound IF.
AFT
SYNC.
SEP
Sound
signal
Video
DET.
Picks up the synchronizing

pulse from the video IF signal.
IF AGC
DET.
FM
DET.
Video
AMP.
ATT
Buffer
1st and
2nd AMP.
RF AGC
AGC
The Automatic Gain Control system
maintains a substantially constant
video detector picture output by
applying an automatically varying dc
bias voltage to the RF. In basic
principle, the AGC system in a TV
receiver is similar to AVC systems
in radio receivers- it provides a
constant-amplitude signal.
Limiter
S IF
SIF filter picks up the

SIF from video signal.
I F signal input
Carrier wave
VIF
V i d e o detection
SIF
Demodulation
Automatic f i n e tuning
Model AFT voltage
AFT block generates the AFT voltage TV-100 2.5 +/-0.2V
(direct voltage ) with a difference of
TV-480 1.7 +/-0.2V
frequency between the IF and input
signal from the tuner.
Audio Signal
Coil connected to pin no.

19 and 20 determines
the tuning point of the
LLD detection, and must
be matched with the
intermediate frequency.
Video signal
Sound IF
SIF filter removes the fs-fv MHz sound

component from sound IF signal.
SIF filter
Sound Takeoff
Video Amplifier
Limits the amplitude of its output signal to

some predetermined threshold level.
Limiter-Amplifier
Picks up the sound signal

from FM modulated signal.
U.S.A
CCIR
The sound is cut off during

tuning. Audio signal is cut
when pin no. 14 receives
GND level.
FM detection
(Discriminator)
U.K.
ATT
China
SIF filter
4.5MHz 5.5MHz 6.0MHz 6.5MHz
Discriminator
SIF trap
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Audio Amplifier
I C 3 0 0 Chroma Circuit ( N T S C )
Generates the tricolor of red, green and blue from the video signal.
Y/C Separator
Color
sub carrier
Trap
Video signal
B a nd pass A mp .
is the amplified
composite color
video signal.
Band pass
filter
Luminance signal
Color
adjust
Hue adjust Contrast adjust
Color signal
Burst Amp. separates the color
sync from the composite video
signal.
Contrast
Adjust
Color
adjust
Band
Amp.
Sync
signal
Burst
Amp.
Color
Killer
G-Y
Matrix
Hue
adjust
Burst
Generator
Automatic
Chroma
Control
B-Y demodulation
R-Y demodulation
Automatic
Phase
Control
Y mixer
B Amp.
Y mixer
G Amp.
APC
Reinserts a sub carrier signal with
exactly the correct phase and
frequency by synchronizing with
the transmitted color-burst signal.
DEMODULATION
The B-Y and R-Y demodulators are each synchronized essentially to sample the resultant chrominance
signal EC and produce the respective B-Y and R-Y voltage. After demodulation, the B-Y and R-Y signals
enter the matrix stage. The two color signals combine in the G-Y matrix which produces the resultant G-Y
color signal, and output signals (B-Y, R-Y and G-Y) combine with the luminance signal at the mixer , then
outputs proportional values of red, blue, and green.
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Green
Red
Y mixer
R Amp.
Sub carrier
OSC
Automatic Chroma Control

ACC is to provide automatic gain control
for the chroma amplifies.This circuit is
keeping the chroma and burst signals at a
constant level.
Color Killer
The color killer keeps the
band pass amplifier cutoff in
the absence of a color signal.
Blue
I C 3 0 0 Chroma Circuit ( P A L )
Y/C Separator
Chroma
Trap
4.43MHz
Video signal
SYNC
SEP.
Color signal
Luminance signal
Band pass
filter
Contrast adjust
PIX
CTR
F/F
PIX
CLAMP
Y-OUT
Contrast
adjust
Blue
ACC
B Matrix
Chroma
OUT
PAL/SECAM SW
B-OUT
Green
G Matrix
G-OUT
ACC
DET
Red
Sync
signal
R Matrix
R-OUT
Burst
GP
0 and
180
Killer
90
PAL-SW
R-Y
DEM
B-Y
DEM
Sub carrier
OSC
Automatic
Phase
Control
The point that NTSC is different from PAL in a part

of frame of bold lines
PAL is basically the same as NTSC. PAL is different from NTSC in the way of the color signal transmission.
The phase of B-Y signal is fixed 90 degree. The phase of R-Y signal changes at 0 and180 degree on every
horizontal scanning line. The 4.43MHz sub carrier is used to transmit color information.
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I C 3 0 0 Chroma Circuit ( P A L / S E C A M )
Y/C Separator
Video
signal
Sync
SEP.
Chroma
Trap
4.43MHz
Band pass
filter
Luminance
signal
PIX
CTR
Color
signal
PAL
Contrast
adjust
F/F
PIX
Y-OUT
Blue
CLAMP
B Matrix
Chroma
OUT
ACC
Contrast
adjust
B-OUT
Green
PAL/SECAM SW
G-OUT
G Matrix
ACC
DET
Red
Sync
signal
R-OUT
R Matrix
0 and 180
Burst
GP
PAL-SW
Killer
R-Y
DEM
Bell filter
4.28MHz
B-Y
90
Sub carrier
OSC
B-Y
DEM
Horizontal sync
Blanking signal
line identify
SECAM
ID
Limiter
R-Y
B-Y signal
Quadrature
4250000Hz coil 4.25MHz
4.25MHz
F/F
Cleaning
limits the
amplitude
line change over

interlock switch SECAM
direct to switch(non-delayed signal)
SW
Gate
Automatic
Phase
Control
SW
Picks up the SECAM

color signals (B-Y,
R-Y) by FM detectors
Sub carrier frequency
R-Y signal 4406350Hz
One delay
line
B-Y DEM
R-Y DEM
4.406MHz
Quadrature
coil 4.4MHz
through one delay line(delayed signal)
It is difference of SECAM , NTSC and PAL that the frequency of R-Y and B-Y signal are demodulated and
transmitted reciprocally in order on every line.
The demodulation of signal SECAM is separated from two systems. One system is led direct to the line change
over interlock switch circuit, another system is led to the switch circuit through one delay line.
The switch circuit changes over the delayed signal of a term scanning line and non-delayed signal, takes out two
color different signal. By detecting in each FM, R-Y and B-Y signal are gotten.
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IC400 Tuning Voltage Generators

IC400 has 3 circuits for converting pulses to voltages, selects one of VHF-L, VHF-H or UHF, and causes the tuning
voltage to be output from OUT terminal.
OUT
IN
U/V H/L SW on
L
S2, S5
S3, S6
S1, S4
S1, S4
TU SW on
S3
S7
S8
S2
BT
S8
S1
S7
S6
S5
Current
Source
S4
BS
GEN.
Vref
GEN.
CODE
CONV.
UHF
U/V
H/L BS
BS
TU
Vref
VHF low / high

channels switching
signal.
Approx. 20V when
the indicator is at
VHF low channel.
VCC
U/V
UHF / VHF channels
switching signal.
Input 4V with setting
the select switch to
UHF.
H/L
VHF low / high channels switching
signal.
GND level when the indicator is VHF
low channel.
Approx. 4V when the indicator is
VHF high and UHF channel
U/V
H/L
BS
TU pulse
BT voltage
BT
VHF L GND
GND
Approx.20V Approx.0 ~ 20V
VHF H GND
Approx.4V
GND
Approx.0 ~ 20V
UHF
Approx.4V
GND
Approx.0 ~ 20V
Approx.4V
TU
Tuning pulse being
output from IC700.
BT
Tuning voltage.
Tuning pulse is converted into a
DC voltage by the IC400, and
applied to the tuning voltage to
the tuner.
When the Up or Down buttons is pressed, TU pulse becomes

gradually narrower, and the tuning voltage BT is also gradually
decreases.
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IC700
VSS2
AD2
AD1
B
G
R
RLL
VDD2
RHH
M7
M8
M9
M10
PSi
TE1 TE2 TE3 TE4 TE5TE6
M6 M5 M4 M3 M2 M1
Test Control
AFT
Key
Switch
Control
AFT
Control
Mode Control
KDB
KCB
AVB
UHF
A/D
Frequency
Divider
Mute
Control
Tuning Voltage
UP/DOWN Counter
Channel
Bar
Control
Mode
Control
Sweep
Control
VLB
Synchronism
Judgment
Pulse Width
Modulation D/A
TU
VSS1
Frequency
Separator
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6
Vertical
Positioning
Control
Frequency
Divider
CDB CFB CNB ECB SNB SCB STB HDB
SignalName
D1 ~ D6
Horizontal
Positioning
Control
Function
CK1
VLB
Oscillator
CK2
SignalName
Displaydata output terminal.
Function
VHF High/Low channel select signal
SNB
Data latch signal.
CDB
Scanning start signal.
UHF
VHF/UHF selectsignal.
CFB
Voltage changeover signal.
AVB
Key input.
CNB
Scanning Signal shift lock signal.
KCB
Key input.
SCB
Brightnessmodulation pulse control.
KDB
Key input.
STB
Sampling start signal.
AFT
AFT voltage input terminal.
ECB
Control the segment drive terminal.
M1 ~ M10
Mode select signal input terminal.
"H" level during no display.
TE1 ~ TE6
Test terminal.
Clock pulse output terminal.
R, G, B
CK1, CK2
output.
OSC1, OSC2 Oscillatorcontrol terminal.

PD
Clock pulse adjustment terminal.
C-S
Sync pulseinput.
HDB
HorizontalSync signal input.
VDD1
MTB
TU
RLL
Color signal.
Low level voltage input terminalof
video signal.
RHH
High level voltage input terminalof

video signal.
VDD voltage input.
PS1
Mute control terminal.
VSS1
Tuning control pulse output.
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VDD1
C-S
PD
Phase
Comparator
Data Output
MTB
Mode control signal.

Power supply voltage input.
OSC1
OSC2
Tuning Operation
(NTSC)
PD
OSC1,OSC2
UP or Down
button
IC700
TO
LCD
Sweep
Control
Vertical
Positioning Control
Synchronism
Judgment
Key Switch
Control
AFT Control
Horizontal
Positioning
Control
Frequency
Divider
Oscillator
A/D
Convertor
Data Output
Phase
Comparator
Channel Bar
Control
VCC1
Tuning voltage
control
TU
BU
Mute
Control
Power Switch
UHF
VLB
Power Supply
Circuit
UHF or
VHF
H/L
H/L
BT Generator
Back Light
Back Light
Circuit
MTB
Pulse Width
Modulation
Frequency
Separator
IC400
VHF
BS Generator
Batteries or AC Adaptor
Antenna
VHF/UHF
Input Circuit
VHF/UHF
RF AMP.
UHF Tuning
Circuit
UHF Mixing
Circuit
AFT
Local
Oscillator
VHF Mixing
Circuit
Video DET.
Video AMP.
SIF Filter
SIF Trap
SYNC. SEP
3.58MHz Trap
Band pass
Filter
VHF Tuning
Circuit
IF AMP.
2nd AMP.
Limiter
Burst
Generator
Contrast
Adjust
Local
Oscillator
IF AGC
TUNER
IC200
SAW Filter
1st AMP.
FM DET
IC300
Color Adjust
Band AMP.
Burst AMP.
Hue Adjust
ACC
Color Killer
Automatic
Phase Control
3.58 MHz OSC
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ATT
Buffer
B-Y Demodulator
G-Y Matrix
R-Y Demodulator
AMP.
Y Mixer
Blue AMP.
Y Mixer
Green AMP.
Y Mixer
Red AMP.
Adjustment
Casio gives another through adjustment before TVs are put on the market. There's usually no
need for you to adjust the TVs except VCC voltage setting when repaired the power supply
circuit and VCOM adjustment whenever replaced the TFT LCD.
The other adjustments, it is necessary to have the expensive equipment's. When appropriate
equipment's are not available, we recommend to replace the Linear PCB ass'y.
The full details of adjustments, refer to each of service manuals.
Main Adjustment Points
VCC Voltage Setting
Outline
Set the voltage VCC. If set value is wrong,
malfunction or increasing consumed current.
Be sure to adjust it.
Video Detection Coil Adjustment No reception is possible at all or the sensitivity is
extremely bad when replaced IC200 or video detection coil, be sure to adjust the video detection
coil.
Equipment
Power supply
Voltmeter
Power supply
Pattern generator
Signal generator
Oscilloscope
Low-pass filter
Power supply
Pattern generator
Signal generator
Oscilloscope
Voltmeter
Power supply
Pattern generator
Signal generator
Voltmeter
IF levelmeter
Power supply
Pattern generator
Signal generator
Oscilloscope
AFT Coil Adjustment
No reception is possible at all or the sensitivity is

extremely bad when replaced IC200 or AFT coil,
be sure to adjust the AFT coil.
PD Voltage Adjustment
No synchronization is gained.
Contrast Adjustment
Make this adjustment when contrast is not good.
Tint Volume Adjustment
When replacing IC300 or tint volume, be sure

to adjust the tint volume.
Power supply
Pattern generator
Signal generator
Oscilloscope
AGC Adjustment
No reception is possible at all or the sensitivity is

extremely bad when replaced T200 or IC200, be
sure to adjust the video detection coil.
Free-Running Frequency
Adjustment
VCOM Adjustment
(TFT LCD only)
No synchronization is gained.
Power supply
Pattern generator
Signal generator
Oscilloscope
IF levelmeter
Power supply
Frequency Counter
Power supply
Pattern generator
Signal generator
Oscilloscope
Photo diode
Make this adjustment whenever replacing the

LCD or when the LCD is flickered.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
1. No power
Check fuse.
YES
Is fuse blown up?
Replace fuse.
NO
Measure output
voltage of DC-DC
convertor.
Is voltage
VCC2 +4V
DC?
NO
Check power switch.

Check poor soldering on
power supply block.
YES
Replace LCD unit.

Replace inverter transformer or
transistor(s) on power supply for
back light.
Replace coil and capacitor on
power supply for back light.
YES
Is it OK?
NO
Replace power
switch or resolder.
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Replace all of transistor Q100,

Q101 and Q102 on power
supply block.
Replace DC-DC convertor.
2. Sound heard, but no picture
Check temperature fuse.
YES
Is fuse
blown up?
Replace fuse.
NO
Replace
fluorescent
lamp.
Is a picture
OK?
YES
END
NO
Check poor soldering on

power supply for back light.
Replace Inverter transformer
or transistor(s) on power
supply for back light
3. Picture all green

Replace LCD
unit.
Is a picture
OK?
YES
END
NO
A
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4. No picture and high current consumption.

Burning a transistor(s) on power supply.
Replace DC-DC
convertor
Are picture and

current
consumption
OK?
YES
END
NO
Replace all of transistor

on power supply block.
5. Picture all green and high current consumption.

Burning a transistor(s) on power supply for back light.
Replace inverter
transformer.
Are picture and

current
consumption
OK?
YES
END
NO
Replace all of transistor

on power supply for back
light.
Replace Coil and capacitor
on power supply for back
light.
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6. No sound
Measure the
audio signal.
Does the audio

signal output of
audio amp.?
YES
Check the wire of

speaker.
Replace speaker.
NO
Does the audio

signal appear at
pin 13 of
IC200(AUDIO)?
YES
Check the soldering

around audio amp.
Replace audio amp.
NO
Check the soldering around IC200.
Replace IC200.
7. A certain button does not function
Check the switch.
YES
Is switch
defective?
NO
Check the soldering around

switch.
Check the circuit between
IC700 and switch.
Replace IC700.
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Replace the
switch.
8. Automatic tuning doesn't stop.

Measure the
collector waveform
of IF amp.
20s
Varies between
20 to 50mV
120mV
Figure 1
Is the
waveform like
that shown in
Fig. 1?
YES
NO
Are BM, BV
and BU of
tuner voltage
4 V?
NO

switch and tuner.
Replace switch.
YES
Check BS of tuner
voltage in a channel of
L and H of VHF.
Is BS voltage
21V at VHF L
channel?
NO
YES
Is BS voltage
GND level at
VHF H
channel?
NO
Check the voltage at pin

no. 10 (H/L) of MSC1169.
YES
D
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Replace IC200.
YES
Is the waveform at
pin no. 18 of IC200
like that shown in
Fig. 2 when the
indicator passes
the receiving
Is the waveform
at pin 19 and 20
of IC200 like that
shown Fig. 3?
NO
20s
Check the poor
NO
soldering on all
line of IC200 and
MSC1169.
Replace IC200.
20s
Varies between
20 to 50mV
YES
10mV
0.5V
Is AFT (at pin no.
17 of IC200)
voltage 0 to 4V
While Indicator
moves?
Figure 3
Figure 2
NO
Replace IC200.
20s
YES
2V
Figure 4
Is SyOUT (at pin
no. 23 of IC200)
like that shown
Fig. 4?
NO
Replace IC200.
Replace H300.
20s
YES
NO
0.5V
Figure 5
Is the waveform of R,
G and B like that
Fig. 5 when the
indicator passes the
receiving channel ?
NO
Is an AV jack
OK?
YES
Is the
waveform
of H300 like
that shown
Fig. 6?
NO
YES
0.1s
YES
Replace AV jack.
0.2V
Figure 6
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IC200 and IC300.
Replace IC300.
C
5s
Check BT of tuner
voltage in a
channel of VHF.
Replace MSC1169.
1V
Figure 7
Is BT voltage
0 to 21V at
VHF channel?
Is the waveform
YES
at pin no. 11(TU)
of MSC1169 like
that shown in Fig.7?
NO
YES
YES
Does 4V appear
at pin no. 9 (H/L) of
MSC1169 at
UHF?
NO
NO
Is the tuner
voltage AGC
1.0 to 1.2V?
NO
Replace IC200.
YES
Check the circuit
between MSC1169
and IC700.
Replace IC700.
Replace tuner.
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. Check the circuit between

switch and MSC1169.
Replace Switch.
IS H/L 4V
at VHF L channel?
YES
NO
IS H/L voltage
GND level at
VHF H channel?
YES
Replace MSC1169.
YES
NO
NO
MSC1169 andIC700.
Replace IC700.
Do C-S, AFT
and R-G-B
pulse appear
on IC700?
YES
Check the circuit
between IC300 and
IC700.
NO
50ns
5V
Figure 8
Check the poor

soldering on
OSC b lock.
Replace IC700.
Is the waveform
at pin no. 17 of
IC700 (OSC) like
that shown in
Fig. 8?
YES
Replace LCD unit.
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Trouble example
TV-7
Symptoms
No picture
No sound
No tuning
Causes
FL replaced
Temperature fuse replaced
Power switch replaced
Fuse replaced
Battery replaced
Battery replaced
Battery replaced
Defective speaker
TV-100
Symptoms
Causes
FL replaced
LCD replaced
DC jack replaced
Fuse replaced
Poor soldering
No sound
Battery replaced
Speaker replaced
Poor soldering on IC
Bright volume doesn't work
Defective R825
Picture all green
Short circuit joint on lead of capacitor C105
Indicator does not stop
Poor soldering joint on lead of capacitor C303
Poor soldering joint on terminal pin 17 of IC700
Broken resistor R703
Defective capacitor C205 & C808
Defective F200
No tuning when the RF signal is Defective IC200
under 55dB
Tuning is OK, but erratic display Defective capacitor C205 & C808
Defective capacitor C205 & C808
when the RF signal is strong
No picture
TV-160
Symptoms
No picture
No sound
Specific channel does
not receive
Poor reception or
picture dark
Causes
Fuse replaced
Battery replaced
LCD replaced
Speaker replaced
Battery replaced
LCD replaced
Speaker replaced
LCD replaced
Speaker replaced
LCD replaced
FL replaced
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM & WAVEFORMS

NTSC
AV Jack
IC200
Video DET., Sound DET., FM DET., AGC, AFT and Mute
4
Antenna
4.5MHz
TUNER
AFT
LLD
BU
FM detection
2
4.5MHz
Speaker
EXT
Jack
UHF input
circuit
UHF RF
Amp.
UHF local
oscillator
UHF tuning
circuit
SYNC.
SEP
1
UHF mixing
circuit
ANT
VHF RF
Amp.
VHF input
circuit
VHF tuning
circuit
IF Amp.
VHF mixing
circuit
AFT
1 SAW filter
2
VIDEO
DET.
F200
Earphoen
Jack
VIDEO
AMP.
BUFFER
2nd
AMP.
BS(0/20V)
Power
switch
Amp.
ATT
IF AGC
DET.
IF output
BT(0 21V)
VHF local
oscillator
FM
DET.
RF AGC
(Forward)
1st
AMP.
LIMITER
BV
VCC2
BU(4V)
SIF filter
4.5MHz
AGC 1.0 3.0V
BV(4V)
OUT
IC400
Tuning voltage generator
IN
AMP.
S3
IC700 OSC, A-D converter, Display control Auto-Tuning control

S8
S2
S1
BT
VSS2
S7
AMP.
TE1
TE2 TE4 TE6

TE3 TE5 M6 M5 M4 M3 M2 M1
AFT
3V
Key
switch
control
S6
S4
CODE
CONV.
U/V
TU SW ON
L
S7
H
S8
U/V H/L SW ON
L L S2, S5
L H S3, S6
H L S1, S4
H H S1, S4
S5
Current
Source
BS
GEN.
H/L
Frequency
divider
Channel bar
control
TU Vref
UHF
Mute
control
Sweep
control
Frequency
separator
Pulse width
modulation D/A
ACC
TINT
CIN
10
Power
Jack
C-SY
MATRIX
(CONTRAST)
ACC
Color
R-Y
DET.
B-Y
DET.
G-Y
DET.
TINT
Vertical
positioning
control
VXOUT
7
PIX
X'tal VXOF Killer F KO
YIN
SCB
CNB
SNB
CDB
Frequency
divider
Oscillator
HDB
STB
CK1
OSC1
OSC2
CK2
S1
VC
4V
Cont OUT
CK1 CK2 STB SNB
D4 D5D6
CLAMP
PIX Cont
Horizontal
positioning
control
PD
VDD1
IC702
D1D2 D3
BURST
GATE
KILLER
C-S
Phase
comparator
Data Output
GATE
GEN.
VCO
TU
Mode
control
Batteries
APC
VLB
11
IC300
Croma circuit
FSC APC
MTB
Synchronism
judgment
Tuning voltage
Up/Down counter
12
Power supply
circuit
Fuse
AVB
A/D
Vref
GEN.
BS
AFT
control
Mode control
Test control
KDB
KCB
BGPW
CFB
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S359
C1
CDB
CFB
CNB
D1~D3
LCD
C110
IC703
S2
S360
CK1 CK2 STB SNB D4~D6
IC701
AV Jack
PAL
Antenna
IC200
TUNER
SYIN AFT
IF AGC SYOUT
ADJ
BU
EXT
Jack
UHF input
circuit
UHF RF
Amp.
UHF local
oscillator
UHF tuning
circuit
ANT
VHF RF
Amp.
VHF input
circuit
VHF tuning
circuit
IF Amp.
VHF mixing
circuit
RF AGC
(Forward)
VHF L
20V
VHF H, UHF 0V
VCC2
BU(4V)
Earphoen
Jack
ATT
BUFFER
2nd
AMP.
BT(0 21V)
IF AGC RF AGC
IN
IF AGC
OUT
AUDIO
Amp.
VIDEO
AMP.
IF AGC
DET.
BV
FM
DET.
VIDEO
DET.
F200
IF output
VHF local
oscillator
FM detection
FMD ATT
SIF OUT
AFT
1 SAW filter
Ceramic discriminator
Speaker
BS(0/20V)
Power
switch
AFT
VIDEO
LLD
LLD 2
SYNC.
SEP
UHF mixing
circuit
4.5, 5.5, 6.0 or 6.5MHz
4.5, 5.5, 6.0 or 6.5MHz

SIF trap
3
AFTC
1st
AMP.
LIMITER
SIF IN
IF IN
IF IN
SIF filter
4.5, 5.5, 6.0 or 6.5MHz
AGC 1.0 3.0V
BV(4V)
IC400
OUT
IN
AMP.
S3
IC700
S8
S2
S1
BT
VSS2
S7
AMP.
TE2 TE4 TE6

TE1 TE3 TE5 M6 M5 M4 M3 M2 M1
AFT
3V
Key
switch
control
S6
S4
CODE
CONV.
U/V
Power supply
circuit
Fuse
TU SW ON
L
S7
H
S8
U/V H/L SW ON
L L S2, S5
L H S3, S6
H L S1, S4
H H S1, S4
S5
Current
Source
BS
GEN.
H/L
Frequency
divider
Channel bar
control
TU Vref
VHF L
0V
VHF H, UHF 20V 12
4.43MHz Chroma
trap
IC300
YIN
8
PIX
IDF KIL.O KIL.F
Power
Jack
KILLER
11
CIN
COLOR
PIX
CTRL
Y-OUT
SYNC
SEP.
G
G-OUT
R
R-OUT
CONT
B OUT HD C-SY CONT
B-OUT
PIX
CLAMP
CHROMA
OUT
PAL-SW
ACC
ACC
DET.
Synchronism
judgment
Tuning voltage
Up/Down counter
Frequency
separator
Vertical
positioning
control
Horizontal
positioning
control
Frequency
divider
B-Y
(S)
R-Y
DEM
BGP
CDB
SCB
CNB
SNB STB
HDB
CK1
C CR-Y
(S) (R-Y) OUT
VCO
C-S
PD
VDD1
Oscillator
S1
VC
CFB
APC ACC BCC
OSC1
OSC2
CK1 CK2 STB SNB
D4 D5D6
APC
C VXOF X'TAL VXO FSC

(B-Y)
OUT
7
TU
CK2
90
B-Y
DEM
VLB
IC702
D1D2 D3
4V
PAL/
SECAM SW
MTB
Phase
comparator
Data Output
CONT
RASR
CTRL
CW
INV.
Batteries
Mute
control
Sweep
control
Mode
control
F/F
G MATRIX R MATRIX B MATRIX
IDENT
UHF
Pulse width
modulation D/A
10
AVB
A/D
Vref
GEN.
BS
AFT
control
Mode control
Test control
KDB
KCB
BGPW
9
-30-
S359
C1
CDB
CFB
CNB
D1~D3
LCD
C110
IC703
S2
S360
IC701
Antenna
TUNER
SECAM
BU
EXT
Jack
3
AFTC
SYIN AFT LLD
LLD 2
IF AGC SYOUT
ADJ
IC200
UHF input
circuit
UHF RF
Amp.
UHF local
oscillator
UHF tuning
circuit
ANT
VHF RF
Amp.
VHF input
circuit
1 SAW filter
Power
switch
IF AGC
OUT
BV
VCC2
BU(4V)
FM
DET.
Amp.
6
Speaker
VIDEO
AMP.
BUFFER
2nd
AMP.
RF AGC
(Forward)
VHF L
20V
VHF H, UHF 0V
1st
AMP.
Earphoen
Jack
LIMITER
SIF IN
IF IN
IF IN
IF AGC RF AGC
IN
AUDIO
ATT
BS(0/20V)
BT(0 21V)
AV Jack
FM detection
FMD ATT
SIF OUT
AFT
IF AGC
DET.
IF output
VHF local
oscillator
Ceramic discriminator
VIDEO
DET.
F200
IF Amp.
VHF mixing
circuit
VHF tuning
circuit
AFT
VIDEO
SYNC.
SEP
UHF mixing
circuit
5.5 or 6.5MHz
5.5 or 6.5MHz
SIF trap
SIF filter
AGC 1.0 3.0V
5.5 or 6.5MHz
BV(4V)
IC500
OUT
IN
AMP.
S3
IC700
S8
S2
S1
BT
VSS2
S7
AMP.
TE2 TE4 TE6

TE1 TE3 TE5 M6 M5 M4 M3 M2 M1
AFT
3V
Key
switch
control
S6
S5
S4
Power supply
circuit
TU SW ON
L
S7
H
S8
U/V H/L SW ON
L L S2, S5
L H S3, S6
H L S1, S4
H H S1, S4
CODE
CONV.
Current
Source
BS
GEN.
U/V
Power
Jack
H/L
Frequency
divider
Channel bar
control
TU Vref
BS
VHF L
0V
VHF H, UHF 20V 12
4.43MHz
Chroma
trap
11
CIN
COLOR
8 YIN
PIX
IDF KIL.O KIL.F
IC300 (PAL)
Batteries
KILLER
PIX
CTRL
SYNC
SEP.
G
G-OUT
Y-OUT
PIX
R-OUT
B-OUT
Synchronism
judgment
Tuning voltage
Up/Down counter
CONT
RASR
CTRL
CHROMA
OUT
ACC
Vertical
positioning
control
Data Output
CLAMP
ACC
DET.
Frequency
separator
Horizontal
positioning
control
Frequency
divider
B-Y
(S)
R-Y
(S)
R-Y
DEM
BGP
CDB
SCB
CNB
SNB STB
HDB
CK1
C C(R-Y) OUT
VCO
Bell filter
4.28MHz
CFB
Quadrature
coil 4.25MHz
BGPW
9
HD
BP2
SECAM
CIN
BP1
ID
BLK
DF3 B-Y
DF4
KIL.O
IC400(SECAM)
4.25MHz
B-Y Det
Limiter
ID
B.G.P.
FF
SECAM
SW
Delay
Cleaning
R-Y Det
4.406MHz
Gate
Killer
SW
One delay
line
BGPW C-OUT
PD
VDD1
Oscillator
C-SY
OSC1
OSC2
CK1 CK2 STB SNB

S1
VC
APC ACC BCC
PAL CIN
C-S
D4 D5D6
APC
C VXOF X'TAL VXO FSC

(B-Y)
OUT
7
TU
CK2
90
B-Y
DEM
VLB
IC702
D1D2 D3
4V
PAL/
SECAM SW
MTB
Phase
comparator
F/F
CW
INV.
PAL-SW
Mute
control
Sweep
control
Mode
control
CONT
B OUT HD C-SY CONT
G MATRIX R MATRIX B MATRIX
IDENT
UHF
Pulse width
modulation D/A
10
AVB
A/D
Vref
GEN.
Fuse
AFT
control
Mode control
Test control
KDB
KCB
DL CIN
DL CIN
COLOR DF1 Quadrature DF2

coil 4.4MHz
R-Y
KIL.F
-31-
S359
C1
CDB
CFB
CNB
D1~D3
LCD
C110
IC703
S2
S360
IC701
Waveforms
1
20s
0.5V
120mV
20s
10mV
20s
0.2V
20s
2V
20s
20s
0.5V
0.1s
0.2V
0.1V
-32-
20s
Waveforms
9
20s
10
2V
11
20s
0.5V
20s
12
50mV
1V
-33-
5s
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4. Battery life (with alkaline batteries)

Approx. 2.5 hours

Car adaptor : CA-K65

External power jack

External antenna jack

8. No. of picture element

118,800 (540 220) dots

135 mm (H) 91 mm (W) 38 mm (D)

240 g without batteries

Antenna matching device : AS-35S

VCC2 (4.3 0.02 V)

Q800 ~ Q806, Q810, Q811

1 Color Tuner: TU200 TEPE5-02

CDB CFB CNB ECB

SNB SCB STB HDB

Output voltage changeover signal

Brightness modulation pulse control

Clock pulse adjustment terminal

Synchronizing pulse input terminal

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS

Q Quantity used per unit

Q Quantity used per unit

Display plate BXM-K523

Q Quantity used per unit

Display Voltage Generator Circuit

Tuning Voltage Generator Circuit

Display Controller Circuit

5 IC300 Pins 10, 11, 12

Basic Information for

It is n o t possible t o convert it t o work i n any country other than t h e o n e for which it is d e s i g n e d .

Details of Color System

Field frequency (MHz)

Line frequency (MHz)

NTSC: A 525-line 60-field color television system

CH.NO. Video Frequency Sound Frequency

CH.NO. Video Frequency Sound Frequency

CCIR VHF Channel

2) Channel System and Frequencies

World TV Broadcast System

NEAR & MIDDLE EAST

United Arab Emirates

Trinidad & Tobago

(1) High Quality Matrix

(2) Active Matrix

Back Light: It produces light and allows the LCD to be seen.

Convert the channel frequencies to intermediate frequencies

Select specific channel

B T Tuning voltage input terminal. A channel

6CH 17.2-18.8(V) 4CH

VHF(H) 13CH 17.2-18.8(V) 12CH 17.2-18.8(V)

69CH 22.4-23.6(V) 69CH 24.4-25.6(V)

BV: Power voltage for inner VHF circuit.

SIF trap removes

Picks up the synchronizing

SIF filter picks up the

Coil connected to pin no.

SIF filter removes the fs-fv MHz sound

Limits the amplitude of its output signal to

Picks up the sound signal

The sound is cut off during

4.5MHz 5.5MHz 6.0MHz 6.5MHz