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Monday 4 March 2019

SAMSUNG HT-C550 - 5.1CH DIGITAL HOME THEATER SYSTEM - INITIALIZATION – HOW TO UPDATE THE MICOM – TROUBLESHOOTING – NO POWER – NO VIDEO HDMI – REGION CODE SETTING – POWER SUPPLY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM – ICE2QS03 – ICE3BR4765J - BLURY PLAYER REPAIR AND SERVICE

SAMSUNG HT-C550 - 5.1CH Digital Home Theater System - Initialization – How to Update the Micom – Troubleshooting – no power – No video HDMI – Region code setting – Power supply Schematic diagram – ICE2QS03 – ICE3BR4765J - Blury player Repair and service

Category: Blu Ray Player Repair and Service

Contents of this article

How to initialize the player
Power supply schematic diagram
Region code setting

SAMSUNG HT-C550

Micom initial
In no Disc condition, press ‘STOP’ button of Main Unit more than 5 seconds, VF Display will happen to INIT and M int. Then Initialization complete.

Micom Update
1. Prepare or Make a DISC-CD or DVD or USB that contains “C550WWM.SSP’ file for update.
2. Play the USB, then “updating” will appear on the screen, then Power will go out after showing ‘complete’ on the screen.
3. Press “Power” key and Press ‘Stop’ button of the remote control more than 5 seconds in No Disc.

Checking out MICOM & MPEG flash Version
1. On Root state, Select ‘Set up’.
2. Press “Enter” and move Support.
3. Press “Enter”.
4. Check product information: “SW ver” on TV Display and “Micom SW Ver” on Front ASS’y VFD.

DVD flash Initialization & Update
1. Prepare a DISC-CD or DVD or USB that contains ‘C550WWB.ROM’ file for Update.
2. Play the DISC or USB, then ‘Updating’ will appear on the screen, then Power will go out and on.
3. Then DISC-TRAY will open, then remove the DISC or USB, making the Unit as ‘NO DISC’ state.
4. Press ‘STOP’ button of Main Unit for more than 5 seconds, Display Indicator shows ‘INITIALIZE’ then Power goes out.

Troubleshooting

Main Power

No power detected
(Stand by LED off)

Check FR is ok

Check voltages CON3 Pin 12, 13, 14 is 5.4V?

Check voltages ICFB5401 Pin 1 is 2.5V

No Sound

1 . Check JA5 input signals. (1khz signal)

Check speakers. (speaker change)

2 .Check AIC4, AIC19 input signals (AC54, AC55, AC56, AC1, AC2, AC3)

Replace AMP IC. (AIC4, AIC19)

3. Check MPEG DAC output (1.7v offset) (pin 83, 84, 85, 88, 89, 90 of IC10 ES8398)

Check DAC output signal lines between IC10 and AIC4 and AIC19

4. Check DAC3.3V of IC10 (pin 86)

Replace IC10.

Check Power Lines. (Check IC36).

HDMI Video

Analog (Composite) Video OK but HDMI

1. Check Pin 117, 118, 120, 121, 123, 124, 126, 127 of IC10

Check HDMI POWER supply. (PLL_3.3V, VDD1.2v)

2. Check IC11 power (3.3V

Check 3.3V power lines

3. Check if 480p output Is ok.

Replace MPEG IC

4. Check Voltage pin110 pin of IC10 (1.5V~1.8V)

Check PLL3.3V lines and VDD1.2V lines and R150, R151, R152 value.

Replace MPEG IC

Buyer-Region Code Setting Method

1. Press the “AUX” button on the remote control.
2. Press the "TUNER MEMORY" button on the remote control during 4>5 seconds.

3. After step (2), you can see “TEST” on the VFD.
4. When you see “TEST” on VFD, Insert number “4”, “6” to start Region Code setting mode.

5. After step (4), you can see “− −” on the VFD. Insert the Region Code (Below table) corresponding model with “0 > 9” buttons on the remote control.

Area	HT-C550 Region Code
Africa / Pakistan	00
Brazil	01
Canada	02
China (semi_mic)	03
Europe	04
Indonesia / Hongkong	05
Japan	06
Korea	07
Latin American	08
Mexico	09
Philippines	10
Russia (full_mic)	11
Russia (semi_mic)	12
South Africa	13
Taiwan	14
USA	15
Newzealand	16
England	17
Australia	18
Iran (HACO)	19
India	20
Israel	21
Middle Asia	22
Asia	23
Singapore	24

Block diagram and description

The loader reads disc data and it goes through SERVO part in MPEG ic(ES8393). The data from loader will be decoded by MPEG processing and Video data and Audio data will go out.
The firmware of MPEG ic is programmed to FLASH.
When MPEG is boot up, the data from FLASH is dumpped to SDRAM.
EEPROM will save back-up information from MPEG ic.
The video data goes out in two different ways. Analog video data is going out to composite and component jack via buffer ic(THS7374), and HDMI video data goes to HDMI jack directly.

The Audio data is going out to Power AMP block. The amp block will process the audio data from MPEG ic and the sound goes throgh speakers.
AUX2, AUX1, ipod, Tuner and mic data will go through ADC block in MPEG ic. The data from ADC will do the same processing like SERVO.
USB data from USB device and SPDIF data from optical jack also do the same things.
Audio Micom(LC87C5N) is the HOST controller of the system.
It will control MPEG ic, CEC micom, VFD, Touch key ic, tuner pack, and wireless module.

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