REPAIRING AND NOT THROWING AWAY

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These are an excellent investment where the saying: 'time-is-money' rules. However, to learn, you need to develop a general troubleshooting approach - a logical, methodical, method of narrowing down the problem. A tech tip database might suggest: 'Replace C536' for a particular symptom. This is good advice for a specific problem on one model. However, what you really want to understand is why C536 was the cause and how to pinpoint the culprit in general even if you don't have a service manual or schematic and your tech tip database doesn't have an entry for your sick TV or VCR.

While schematics are nice, you won't always have them or be able to justify the purchase for a one-of repair. Therefore, in many cases, some reverse engineering will be necessary. The time will be well spent since even if you don't see another instance of the same model in your entire lifetime, you will have learned something in the process that can be applied to other equipment problems.
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Friday 22 March 2019

SAMSUNG - PD42P3SX – PLASMA DISPLAY- PS-42P3S PAL - WHITE BALANCE ON EUROPE-BOUND SELS

SAMSUNG - PD42P3SX – PLASMA DISPLAY- PS-42P3S PAL - White Balance on Europe-Bound sels





     W/B to be adjusted in 3 modes: DVI, PC, Video (CVBS) 
Micom will be set to store additional W/B related data in each mode in accordance with the memory mode of the following block diagrams during the W/B adjustment. Suggested adjustment methods : (DVI, PC: MSPG-925LTH 640x480@59.94Hz, Video & RF: MSPG-925LTH, PAL-BDGHI  780X576 - 50Hz
ADJUSTMENT OF DVI WHITE BALANCE
  1. Adjust the timing to “MSPG-925LTH 640x480@59.94Hz” and load the Samsung White Balance Pattern.
  2. Enter into Factory Mode.  Select 6.SNI for brightness control. Adjust the High Light with 01.Contrast Offset, and set to 00. Set Low Light to “Bright offset”
  3. To adjust the Color Coordinate select 9. LOGIC. Select 00.R Drive and 02.B Drive to adjust the High Light Color Coordinate.  Keep the 01.G-Drive set at the default value.  Adjust 03. R Cutoff and 05. B Cutoff to adjust the Low Light Color Coordinate. Keep the 04. G Cutoff set at the default value.
ADJUSTMENT OF PC WHITE BALANCE
  1. Adjust the timing to “MSPG-925LTH 640x480@59.94Hz” and load the 16Gray ramp pattern.  Execute [07. Auto Gain] while in Factory Mode 7. AD9883./The position and pixel clock must be accurately adjusted before making the Analog Auto adjustment.
  2.  Adjust the timing to MSPG-925LTH 640x480@59.94Hz, and load the Samsung White Balance Pattern.  Select 6.SNI for brightness control. Adjust the High Light with the 01.Contrast offset. And set it to 00. Set the Low Light to “Bright offset”
  3. To adjust the Color Coordinate, select 9. LOGIC. Select 00.R Drive and 02.B Drive to adjust the High Light Color Coordinate.  Keep the 01.G-Drive set at the default value.  Adjust 03. R Cutoff and 05. B Cutoff to adjust the Low Light Color Coordinate. Keep the 04. G Cutoff set at the default value.
ADJUSTMENT OF VIDEO (CVBS) & RF WHITE BALANCE
  1. Adjust the timing to “MSPG-925LTH 640x480@59.94Hz” and load the Samsung White Balance Pattern. (Use the UHF C21 Toshiba Pattern if it°Øs adjusted with a RF signal instead of MSPG-925LTH) Set the Digital NR to Picture [On] in the menu.
  2. Enter into Factory Mode.  “Select 6.SNI for brightness control. Adjust the High Light with the 01.Contrast offset, and set to 00. Set Low Light to “Bright offset”.
  3. To adjust the Color Coordinate, select 9. LOGIC. Select 00.R Drive and 02.B Drive to adjust the High Light Color Coordinate. Keep the 01.G-Drive set at the default value.  Adjust 03. R Cutoff and 05. B Cutoff to adjust the Low Light Color Coordinate. Keep the 04. G Cutoff set at the default value.
TTX MODE WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
  1. Adjust the timing to PAL-BDGI 780x576@50Hz with MSPG-925LTH, and load the Samsung White Balance pattern. (When adjusting with RF signals instead of MSPG-925LTH, use the Development Team’s UHF C21 Toshiba pattern.)
  2. Go into the TTX mode by selecting AD9883 in the Factory mode.(Automated remote control 2f-->a) Set the adjustment value to be the same as the Video value, as it is basically similar to Video. Change and adjust the R, G, B-Gain for the High Light, and the R, G, B-offset for the Low Light to adjust the brightness and color coordinates.
Factory Mode Initial Value adjustment value with W/B adjustment

1. VSP9537-1

V-PEAKING 16
HPLL SPEED 01
RGB/YUV CONT. 35
RGB/YUT BRI. 00
YUV SATCB 26
YUV SATCR 26
PAL B/G 01
PAL D/K 01
PAL I 01
SECAM B/G 27
SECAM D/K 27
SECAM L”/L 27
NTSC M 01


NTSC 4.4 27
PAL 60 27
PAL M/N 01
PAL 01
SECAM 27
NTSC 01
NTSC 4.43 27
PAL 60 27
NR 00
2. VSP9437-2

V-PEAKING 16
HPLL SPEED 01
PAL 01
SECAM 27
NTSC 01
PAL AV 01
SECAM AV 27
NTSC AV 01
3. FL12300(DEINTERLACER)


Y DELAY 05
C DEKAT 12
CONTRAST 90
BRIGHTNESS 185
SATURATION 110

4. AS1500 [SCALER  MAIN

R CONTRAST (30/30/32)
G CONTRAST (30/30/32)
B CONTRAST (30/30/32)
R BRIGHTNESS 00
G BRIGHTNESS 00
B BRIGHTNESS 00
TEXT ALPHA 01
TEXT THRESHOLD 07
FILTER ML 00
FILTER MR 00
FILTER FR 00
FILTER MC 16
FILTER UC 00


FILTER LC 00
FILTER YPASS 00
R,G,B GAMMA 32
DVI(32)/VIDEO(32)/ PC(32)
H POSITION 00
V POSITION 00
H SIZE 00
V SIZE 00
OVERSCAN R 80
OVERSCAN G 80
OVERSCAN B 80
5. AS1500 SCALER PIP

PIP R CONT 32
PIP G CONT 32
PIP B CONT 32
PIP R BRIGHT 00
PIP G BRIGHT 00
PIP B BRIGHT 00
PIP FILTER LC 00
PIP FILTER ML 00
PIP FILTER MR 00
PIP FILTER UC 00

6. SNI [PICTURE ENCHANCER]

Bright offset 00
Contrast offset 00
NR SCALE MAX 64
NR SCALE MIN 18
DE GAIN COR 03
DE GAIN CLIP (90/90/60)
CE UPPER 240
CE CUTOFF 64
CE GAIN 48
WTE Y THRE 230
R CTL 02
SYNC MODE 01
PATT SEL 01



RED CONPENSA 616
BLUE CONPENSA 616
WTE GAIN 58
RAST VSIZE 1023
RAST HSIZE 895
SHARP OFFSET 17
CLK DLY 00
H_POSI 20
7.AD9883 [A/D CONVERTER]

            PC               TTX
--------------------------------------
R GAIN 127             127
G GAIN 127             127
B GAIN 127              127
R,CR OFFSET 54    63
G,Y OFFSET 54       63
B,CB OFFSET 54    63
VIDEO PATH PC TTX
AUTO COLOR OFF

8 CXA2101 TTX MODE MIXER

PICTURE 20
HUE 31
COLOR 16
BRIGHT 61
SHRPNESS 16
R-DRIVE 04
G-DRIVE 04
B-DRIVE 04
R-CUTOFF 32
G-CUTOFF 32
B-CUTOFF 32
SUB-BRIGHT 32
CR-OFFSET1 07
CB-OFFSET1 07
SUB-CONT 08
SUB-COL 08
SUB-HUE 08
R-Y/R 13
R-Y/B 15
G-Y/R 12
G-Y/B 04
9. LOGIC [PDP DRIVER]

R DRIVE 140
G DRIVE 130(Fixed)
B DIRVE 110
R CUTOFF 00
G CUTOFF 00(Fixed)
B CUTOFF 00
GAMMA 01
GTS SET 01
ERD MODE 02
RANDOM NOISE 00
DIFF FILTER 01
APC 01
APC SET 00
APC VALUE 127
ACTIVE VPOS 12
ACTIVE HPOS 19
VSYNC POS 03
HSYNC POS 32
VSYNC WIDTH 02
HSYNC WIDTH 12


10. TP LOG-ASI [TEST PAL LOGOC/SCALER]

LOG PATTERN 00
LOG HIGH LEVEL 00
LOG LOW LEVEL 00
ASI COLORBAR 00
11. OPTION-1

Scart/RCA Scart
CW/CS CW
Tele-Web off
Language Group Europe
Language English
ATM ON
Plug & Play ON
Tuner(CE/VMB) 2-Tuner
LNA ON
Top TTX off
TTX Group W.Europe
High Deviation off
AGC off

12. OPTION-2

PIX SHIFT V
SHIFT TEST OFF
PIX NUMBER 02
SHIFT LINE 04
SHIFT TIME 04
TEMP PROTECT OFF
SNI DEMO ON
SNI THROUGH OFF
VIDEO MUTE 0
OPTION 11 0
SCREEN DIVISION OFF
LAST MEMORY ON

Specifications of W/B Adjustment by Mode



DVI
PC
Video or RF


x
285
285
285
H/L
y
295
295
295

Y(fl)
30
21
37.5

x
285
285
285
L/L
y
295
295
305

Y(fl)
1.2
0.9
1.6