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SERVICE

MANUAL

XV-D1000

AEP

Model

SPECIFICATIONS

Electrical

characteristics

Video

system

PAL

Signal

system

Double

frame

synchronizing

Video

switching

Vertical

blanking

Video

processing

Component

system

(Y/R-Y/B-Y)

Quantization

8-bit

Sampling

rate

14.218

MHz

for

Y,

3.55

MHz

for

R-YIB-Y

1

frame

per

A/B

system

Memory

capacity

Video

performance

OP

(10

to

90

%

APL)

DG

(10

to

90

%

APL)

Less

than

6

%

Cross

talk

(4.43

MHz)

Less

than

-52

dB

Frequency

response

(1

MHz

reference)

300

kHz

to

5.0

MHz7}9

dB

SIN

More

than

45

dB

Horizontal

resolution

More

than

500

TV

lines

Luminance

level

variable

range

About

#10

%

Horizontal

center

level

variable

range

About

20.5

uSEC

Chrominance

level

variable

range

About

#10

%

White

balance

level

variable

range

About

250

%

Less

than

3°

Isso

Audio

performance

Line

audio

level

variable

range

Frequency

response

Distortion

S/N

Cross

talk

Input

Video

Audio

GPI

EDIT

WF

About

+10

dB

20

Hz

to

20

KHz

Less

than

0.2

%

More

than

60

dB

Less

than’-60

dB

3

lines,

(INPUT

1/2/3

(front))

$-VIDEO

IN:

4-pin

mini

DIN

connectors

(3)

Luminance:

1

Vp-p,

75

2,

unbalanced,

sync

negative

Chrominance:

286

mVp-p,

78

2,

unbalanced

VIDEO

IN:

Phono

jacks

(3)

4.0

Vp-p,

75

Q,

unbalanced,

syne

negative

4

lines

(INPUT

1/2/3

and

AUX)

Phono

jacks

-7.5

dBs,

impedance

1

k22

or

more

Mini

jack

8-pin

mini

DIN

connector

—

Continued

on

next

page

—

DIGITAL

SPECIAL

EFFECTS

GENERATOR

SONY.

Output

Video

2

lines

(OUTPUT

1/2)

$

VIDEO

OUT:

4-pin

mini

DIN

connectors

(2)

Luminance:

1

Vp-p,

75

Q,

unbalanced,

syne

negative

Chrominance:

286

mVp-p,

75,

unbalanced

VIDEO

OUT:

Photo

jacks

(2)

1.0

Vp-p,

75

©,

unbalanced,

sync

negative

2

lines

(OUTPUT

1/2)

Phono

jacks

-7.5

dBs,

impedance

47

kQ

or

less

Audio

General

Power

requirements

European

models

except

United

Kingdom:

220

~

230

V

AC,

50/60

Hz

United

Kingdom

models:

240

V

AC,

50

Hz

Power

consumption

24W

Operating

temperature

5

°C

to

35

°C

(41

°F

to

95

°F)

Storage

temperature

20

°C

to

+60

°C

(-4

°F

to

+140

°F)

Dimensions

Main

unit

About

430

x

71

x

367

mm

(w/h/d)

(17x

27x

14

"V2

inches)

Control

unit

‘About

340

x

55

x

225

mm

(w/h/d)

(13

"/e

x

2

‘/a

x

8

“/e

inches)

Mass

Main

unit

About

5

kg

(11

Ib)

Control

unit

About

1

kg

(2

Ib

3

02)

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Note

This

appliance

conforms

with

EEC

Directive

87/308/EEC

regarding

interference

suppression.

Supplied

accessories

Control

Unit

(1)

$

video

connecting

cable

(2)

gaa

AN

connecting

cable

(2)

Sg

SAFETY

CHECK-OUT

After

correcting

the

original

service

problem,

perform

the

following

safety

checks

before

releasing

the

set

to

the

customer:

Check

the

area

of

your

repair

for

unsoldered

or

poorly-

soldered

connections,

Check

the

entire

board

surface

for

solder

splashes

and

bridges.

Check

the

interboard

wiring

to

ensure

that

no

wires

are

“pinched”

or

contact

high-wattage

resistors.

Look

for

unauthorized

replacement

parts,

particularly

transistors,

that

were

installed

during

a

previous

repair.

Point

them

out

to

the

customer

and

recommend

their

replacement.

Look

for

parts

which,

though

functioning,

show

obvious

signs

of

deterioration.

Point

them

out

to

the

customer

and

recommend

their

replacement.

Check

the

B+

voltage

to

see

it

is

at

the

values

specified.

‘SAFETY-RELATED

COMPONENT

WARNINGI!

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFIED

BY

MARK

A\

OR

DOTTED

LINE

WITH

MARK

A\

ON

THE

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAMS

AND

IN

THE

PARTS

LIST

ARE

CRITICAL

TO

SAFE

OPERATION.

REPLACE

THESE

‘COMPONENTS

WITH

SONY

PARTS

WHOSE

PART

NUMBERS

APPEAR

AS

SHOWN

IN

THIS

MANUAL

OR

IN

SUPPLEMENTS

PUBLISHED

BY

‘SONY.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Section

Title

Page

SERVICING

NOTES

4

1.

GENERAL

2.

DISASSEMBLY

2-1.

|

Removal

of

Upper

Case

and

Front

Omament

Assembly

.

.

38

2-2.

Removal

of

PS-309,

FS-67,

CT-48

Boards

-

38

2-3.

Removal

of

DV-11

Board

.

39

2-4.

Removal

of

PE-14

Board,

Power

Supply

Block......

39

2-5.

Removal

of

AB-20

Board

2-6.

|

Removal

of

VJ-11

Board

-

40

2-7.

Removal

of

DS-65

Board

(Controller

Unit)

.........

40

3.

DIAGRAMS

3-1.

Overall

Block

Diagram

4

3-2.

Circuit

Boards

Location

-

45

3-3.

IC

Pin

Description

..

.

46

4.

PRINTED

WIRING

BOARDS

AND

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAMS

4-1,

Frame

Schematic

Diagram

53

4-2.

Printed

Wiring

Boards

and

Schematic

Diagrams

...

57

AB-20

(Audio)

Board..

7

57

FS-67

(Front

Input),

PS-309

(Power

LD)

i

Board:

MB-61

(A/B

Line

Memory)

Board

DV-11

(DIGITAL

VIDEO/MAIN

CONTROL)

CT-48

(Control

Terminal),

VJ-11

(Jack)

Boards

DS-65

(Control)

Board

Power

Supply

Board

(Block)/PE-14

Board

.

4-3.

Semiconductor

Lead

Layouts

5.

EXPLODED

VIEWS

5-1.

5-2.

Main

Unit

Control

Unit

......

6.

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

Hardware

List...

7.

ELECTRICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

7-1.

List

of

Measuring

Equipment

7-2.

Note

on

Adjustment

7-3,

Adjustment

Method

~3-

Section

Title

7-3-1,

7-3-2.

Checking

the

Initial

Setting.

7-4.

Digital

Video

Block

Adjustment

7-4-1,

SC

Frequency

Adjustment

(DV-11

Board)

7-4-2.

PLL

Adjustment

(1)

(DV-11

Board)

7-4-3,

PLL

Adjustment

(2)

(DV-11

Board)

7-5.

Line

A

Memory

Block

Adjustment

...

7-5-1.

Line

A

W

AFC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(A)

Board)

....

Line

A

W

APC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(A)

Board)

....

Line

A

R

AFC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(A)

Board)

Line

A

R

APC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(A)

Board)

....

7-6.

Line

B

Memory

Block

Adjustment

7-6-1.

Line

B

W

AFC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(B)

Board)

....

Line

B

W

APC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(B)

Board)

Line

B R

AFC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(B)

Board)

Line

B R

APC

Adjustment

(MB-61

(B)

Board)

.

7-1.

Service

Mode

7-7-1,

7-7-2,

7-7-3.

7-7-4,

7-1-5.

7-1-6.

7-7-1.

Connections

..

7-5-2.

Setting

Procedure

to

Enter

Service

Mode

Control

Unit

Check

....

Sync

Level

Adjustment

.

Fader

DC

Balance

Adjustment

Set

Up

Level

Adjustment

White

Fade

Adjustment

.

H

Center

Adjustment

(Horizontal

position

adjustment

of

LINE

A

and

LINE

B)

Write

Y

Level

Balance

Adjustment

Ready

Level

Adjustment..........

Ready

Y

Level

Balance

Adjustment

Y/C

SEP

Y

Level

Adjustment.

Y/C

SEP

Y

Level

Balance

Adjustment

.

Burst

Level

Adjustment

.

White

Balance

Adjustment

Read

Chroma

Adjustment

7-7-16.

Read

Chroma

Balance

Adjustment

7-8.

Saving

Service

Adjustment

Data

..

7-8-1,

Adjustment

Ending

Procedure

7-8-2,

Canceling

Service

Mode

7-9,

Demonstration

Mode

Check

7-10.

Adjustment

Parts

Arrangement

Diagram

.

7-1-8.

7-1-9.

7-17-10.

T-7T-ll.

7-T-12.

7-17-13.

7-17-14,

7-17-15.

170

170

SERVICING

NOTES

1,

MOVEMENT

IN

DEMONSTRATION

MODE

LINE-A

status

1

Normal

(BLACK

FADE)

Lever

status

INPUT

1

|

L

Normal

Heart

WIPE

+

POSITION

1.5

sec.

WIPE

size

when

lever

stops.

MOSAIC

4

1

sec.

(0)

@

@

REVERSE

ON

1/3

of

picture

size

horizontally

REVERSE

OFF

After

NORMAL,

goes

to

MULTI.

1.5

sec.

FRA

TITLE INDEX

1

STROBE

2

Four

composite

patterns

+INT

BLACK

(POSITION

OFF)

1.5

sec,

INPUT

1

LINE-B

status

EFFECT

OFF

Demonstration

starts.

BLACK

FADE

IN

1.5

sec

Movement

of

center

position

With

each

consecutive

press,

the

picture

moves

to

the

end

of

the

path,

then

waits

until

2

seconds

have

elapsed

since

the

start

of

that

movement.

rotate

WIPE

+

POSITION

1.5

sec.

WIPE

size

when

lever

stops.

Diagonal

lines

of

rotating

pattern

just

touch

the

top

and

bottom.

1.5

sec.

to

INPUT

2

WIPE

preparation

for

P-in-P

effect.

+

POSITION

WIPE

size

when

lever

stops.

Four

composite

WIPE

patterns

are

used.

LINE-A

status

Lever

status

INPUT

1

(continued

from

previous

page)

STROBE

2

MOSAIC

MIX

1.5

sec.

BIT

DEF

3

MONOTONE

MIX

1.5

sec.

1.5

sec.

+INT

BLACK

TITLE

INDEX

1

TITLE

INDEX

2

TITLE

INDEX

3

TITLE

INDEX

4

TITLE

INDEX

5

TITLE

INDEX

6

TITLE

INDEX

7

TITLE

INDEX

8

TITLE

INDEX

9

Vertical

composite

WIPEs

in

BLACK

FADE

setting,

for

1.5

sec.

_

Demonstration

ends.

To

continue

demonstration,

wait

for

one

second.

LINE-B

status

INPUT

2

EFFECT

OFF

star

pattern

wipe

1.5

sec.

RND

16

+

INT

BLACK

1.5

sec.

1.5

sec.

oe

a

LINE-B

picture

position

Diamond

pattem

+

POSITION

+

REVERSE

1.5

sec.

Position

the

center

at

the

bottom

left.

WIPE

size

when

lever

stops.

Moves

until

aspect

ratio

reaches

15:9.

2.

SERVICE

MODE

SETTING

Perform

the

adjustments

for

this

unit

with

an

EVR

(Electronic

Variable

Resistor).

This

mode

is

for

making

adjustments

in

the

field

with

an

EVR

when

a

computer

is

not

available.

It

is

possible

to

operate

all

EVR

functions

from

the

control

unit

in

service

mode.

1.

Entering

Service

Mode

1)

Switch

off

RECALL

and

WIPE

POSITION.

2)

Similarly

switch

off

PROGRAM

MEMORY

and

SET,

DEL

and

OPTION

of

A/V

ADJ

MEMORY.

3)

Press

AUTO

to

light

it.

4)

Move

the

switching

lever

to

side

A.

5)

Press

the

START

MEMORY

button

of

PROGRAM

MEMORY.

6)

Press

button

4

of

PROGRAM

MEMORY.

7)

Press

button

10

of

PROGRAM

MEMORY

twice.

8)

Move

the

switching

lever

to

side

B.

9)

Press

button

7

of

PROGRAM

MEMORY.

10)

Press

button

1

of

PROGRAM

MEMORY.

11)

Press

button

5

of

PROGRAM

MEMORY.

12)

Press

button

7

of

PROGRAM

MEMORY.

13)

Move

the

switching

lever

to

side

A.

14)

Press

the

START

button

on

the

left

of

the

switching

lever.

When

these

steps

are

completed,

the

unit

beeps

five

times

and

enters

service

mode.

The

POWER

lamp

on

the

control

unit

flashes

while

the

unit

is

in

service

mode.

2.

Operations

in

Service

Mode

1)

_Itis

impossible

to

control

with

EDIT

I/F

or

GPI.

2)

Itis

impossible

to

switch

the

OPTION

functions.

3)

The

WIPE

POSITION

button

is

not

operable.

4)

The

A/V

ADJ

MEMORY

function

is

not

operable.

5)

The

PROGRAM

MEMORY

block

buttons

have

the

servicing

functions

listed

below.

6)

The

restrictions

on

the

variable

range

and

intervals

of

the

LUMINANCE/H

CENTER,

CHROMINANCE

and

WHITE

BALANCE

button

are

removed.

Note:

Do

not

press

the

OPTION

button.

The

Buttons

for

EVR

Adjustment

Program

Memory

Block

Button

1:

Sets

SYNC

LEVEL

ADJ

with

up

and

down

buttons.

Button

2:

Sets

BURST LEVEL

ADJ

with

the

up,

down,

right

»

and

left

buttons.

Button

3:

Sets

WHITE

FADE

OUT

LEVEL

ADJ

with

the

up

and

down

buttons.

Button

4:

Sets

the

SET

UP

LEVEL

ADJ

with

the

up

and

down

buttons.

Button

5:

Sets

the

Y/C

SEP

Y

LEVEL

ADJ

:

up

and

down

buttons

for

LINE

A,

right

and

left

buttons

for

LINE

B.

Button

6:

Y/C

SEP

C

LEVEL

ADJ

(no

adjustment)

Button

7:

Sets

the

FADER

DC

BALANCE

ADJ:

up

and

down

buttons

for

LINE

A,

right

and

left

buttons

for

LINE

B.

Button

8:

Not

used.

Button

9:

Sets

the

WRITE

Y

LEVEL

ADJ:

up

and

down

buttons

for

LINE

A

(no

adjustment),

right

and

left

buttons

for

LINE

B.

Button

10:

Control

unit

check.

All

LEDs

light.

Press

any

button

except

the

POWER

button

to

reset

the

unit.

Then

the

control

unit

check

is

complete.

SET

button:

This

button

writes

the

adjustment

values

to

the

EEPROM.

Always

press

this

button

after

adjustment.

DEL

button:

This

button

returns

all

the

adjustment

values

to

the

values

which

were

set

before

shipping.

OPTION

button:

This

button

used

to

rewrite

the

values

set

before

shipping.

Do

not

press

this

button

out

of

the

field.

If

this

button

is

pressed,

release

the

mode

with

any

button

except

the

SET

button.

AV

ADJ

Block

LUMINANCE/H

CENTER

button:

Sets

the

READ

Y

LEVEL

ADJ

with

the

up

and

down

buttons,

and

the

H.

CENTER

ADJ

with

the

right

and

left

buttons.

CHROMINANCE

button:

Sets

the

CHROMA

LEVEL

ADJ

with

the

up

and

down

buttons,

and

the

CHROMA

HUE

with

the

right

and

left

buttons.

WHITE

BALANCE

button:

Sets

the

WHITE

BALANCE

ADJ.

with

the

up,

down,

right

and

left

buttons,

3.

Terminating

Service

Mode

Press

the

POWER

button

on

the

unit

or

control

unit

to

tum

off

the

power.

When

the

power

is

turned

on

again,

the

unit

enters

normal

mode,

and

the

POWER

lamp

on

the

control

unit

does

not

flash,

but

lights.

Note:

After

adjustment,

save

the

adjustment

values

in

the

EEPROM

by

pressing

the

SET

button.

Do

this

before

switching

off

the

power.

3.

SERVICE

POSITION

1)

Servicing

the

MB-61

boards.

As

shown

in

Fig.

1,

stand

the

boards

vertically.

The

MB-61

boards

can

be

checked

from

both

side

A

and

B.

MB-61

boards

(LINE

B

MEMORY)

(LINE

A

MEMORY)

Fig.

1

56

Parts

Identification

For

the

use

of

each

control,

see

the

pages

indicated

in

the

pareriheses.

Main

Unit

Front

panel!

Rear

panel

Front

panel

T]

POWER

ON/OFF

switch

and

the

STANDBY

indicator

8)

2]

EDIT

uF

indicator

(2)

3]

INPUT

3

(S

VIDEOMIDEOYAUDIO

LA)

jacks

(10)

]

CONTROL

UNIT

connector

(12)

Rear

panel

qSSee

iF}

INPUT

1

(S

VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO

LA)

jacks

(9)

INPUT

2

(S

VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO

UA)

jacks

(9)

‘AUX

(auxitary)

AUDIO

INPUT

LR

jacks

(11)

(GPLINPUT

jack

(12)

EDIT

UF

INPUT

jack

‘OUTPUT

1

(S

VIDEOIVIDEO/AUDIO

UR)

jacks

(10)

‘OUTPUT

2

(S

VIDEOVIDEC/AUDIO

UR)

jacks

(11)

AC

power

cord

Control

Unit

INPUT

SELECT/AUTO

MIXMANUAL

MIXIMIX

SELECT

section

POWER

ON/STANDBY

switch

(13,

15)

LINE

A

input

select

buttons

(16)

+1

switching

speed

adjustment

buttons

(27)

SPEED

indicators

(27)

POSITION

indicators

(26,27),

Switching

ever

(14,27)

AES

MIX

SELECT

VIDEO

switching

pattem

buttons

(18,

19)

LINE

B

input

selec

butons

(16)

STOP

buon

(26)

START

button

(27)

AUTO

button

(27)

MIX

SELECT

AUDIO

buttons

(29)

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Parts

Ident

WIPE

SELECT

section

PROGRAM

MEMORY

section

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FE

ane

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tn

TH

1}

Wipe

pattem

buttons

(20)

1}

SET

button

(45,

48)

2]

ONE

WAY

button

(21),

[2]

Det

button

(47)

3]

REVERSE

button

(21)

[3]

OPTION

button

(54)

4]

BLACK

INSERT

button

(21)

4)

Program

number

buttons

(45,

53)

5]

WIPE

POSITION

button

(24)

[5]

start

Memory

button

(48,

53)

[6]

RECALL

button

(46)

59

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Parts

Identification

DIGITAL

EFFECT

section

AN

adjustment

section

7

a.

ies)

60

MOSAIC

+/-

buttons

(30,

32)

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a

one

[Ete

eon}

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‘Jordual}

9

FT

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4

5 6

7)

(8)

[9

(1)

cover

8]

NORMAL

button

(32)

1]

LINE

ALINE

B

adjustment

item

select

buttons

(34)

6]

SET

button

(41)

2]

LINE

A

ONOFF

button

(32)

@]

LINE

8

ON/OFF

button

(32)

2]

Acjustment

evel

incicator

[7]

Det

button

(42)

3]

FIELD

button

(90,92)

[10}

err

DEFECT

button

(90,32)

3)

Adjustment

butions

[8]

Reser

buton

40)

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MULT!

bution

(90,

32)

[Ti]

MONOTONE

button

(20,

32)

4]

WV

ADJ.

MEMORY

A/BIC

buttons

(41)

9]

AUDIO

AUX

button

29)

[5]

TLE

woEX

puton

(90,32)

(12)

AFTERIMAGE

buton

(9,32)

[5]

worms

buton

(4

6]

FREEZE

ON/OFF

buttons

(30,

32)

13]

FLASHMOTION

FAST/SLOW

buttons

(30,

32)

7

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