To enter service menu, just like in the previously launched products, we press menu button of the remote control and enter 9, 3, 0, 1 in sequence for BEKO/ARCELIK brand TVs.
For
GRUNDIG brand we enter 8, 5, 0, 0. As the chassis improvement and development
works go on throughout the production, service menu items may vary according to
the software version.
The following explanations are service menu
settings of the current version.
HDCP VERIFY: It must be checked if HDCP key is loaded or not during factory
controls. HDCP key stands for ““High Bandwidth Content Protection Key”. This
key is used to prevent copying of data on digital sources such as DVD or
blue-ray. With HDCP, video data is transmitted from the source to the receiver
as encrypted. Therefore, to watch HDCP encrypted DVDs or blue-ray, HDCP key
should have been loaded on TV. On the products with HDCP installed, SUCCESS
message is included.
DEBUG MODE is a feature, which is used to track software modifications made
on TV during R&D stage. This setting must be "Off" on TVs
delivered to the customer.
PLUG PLAY (Demo Mode): A navigation key is pressed
after having completed all settings and checks in the factory. Later,
"Please wait" message appears; and when you see the message
"DONE", the device should be unplugged and plugged again. With this
process, television will be set to its initial values before delivery. It will
be proper to set Plug&Play tab after servicing. After pressing right key on
the tab, EEPROMs will be loaded with factory defaults. TV can be shipped to the
customer after this setting. Please note that any warning is not displayed or
you do not have to exit the menu while Plug&Play is getting activated. You
should be careful not to take the device into Plug&Play mode by mistake.
ATS (Automatic Tuning System) tab ensures that the
channels are arranged in order after automatic search. However, there is a
broadcast support to order the channels. It is active when “On” is selected. “On”
should be selected in TF-chassis products.
SRS (Virtual multi-channel sound system) turns on
and off SRS Tru-Surround XT HD feature. SRS Tru-Surround XT creates a sound
experience surrounding the user similar to 5+1 sound systems, thanks to
multi-channel audio by using two loudspeakers produced by SRS company. SRS is
an optional feature that can be selected upon the customer’s request. BLUE BACK
enables us to determine background when there is no picture on the screen. When
"On" is selected, background will be blue; and when "Off"
is selected background will be black or snowing. “On” should be selected in
GRUNDIG brand products and “Off” in other products.
HOTEL tab should be set to "On" on
hotel TVs, and it should be set to "Off" in other products. When the
hotel model is "On", certain features designed for the hotel use are
activated; the user cannot change the channels set by the service, for example,
or the volume cannot be increased more than a certain level.
CI KEY VERIFY indicates if CI Key has been installed or
not. This menu cannot be changed. This option should appear as “Pass” in the
products with CI Plus feature. CI Key is the keyword on the card which is
inserted to decrypt the broadcasting. This menu is a control indicator and
changes automatically. This keyword is installed during TV production and it
becomes a kind of ID for your TV when watching encrypted channels. TF-chassis
products support CI+ feature. Launched in 2008, it is a new encryption standard
developed with the collaboration of consumer electronics and scrambled digital
broadcasting companies. So far, it was possible to copy the programmes after
decoding process; however, now they cannot be copied thanks to that main IC
coming with the CI Plus has a key. In this system, broadcasting is initially
decoded on CI card. The broadcasting transmitted to the main IC from the CI
card is also encrypted and it is decoded with CI Key, which is a factory
setting and different for each TV. Thus, there will be no free encrypted
broadcasting on the bare line and encrypted broadcasting cannot be copied. C+
feature is standard in all the products with TF chassis.
The settings under source configuration tab
determine which sources will be on and which ones will be off depending on
customer demands. In the small size products, HDMI3 and HDMI4 are off in
standard (NAVAIL); and the sources of DVD and USB can be adjusted optionally.
In large size products, DVD will be off in standard. In the products with LOW
feature, USB, HDMI2, HDMI3, HDMI4, AV2, COMPONENT and DVD sources will be
selected off.
TV Configuration:
This menu contains configuration settings of TV.
We may select amongst the menus that are being used and to be used on TV. These
settings differ from the "System Configuration". This menu contains
the changes which the user can directly observe.
To enter this menu, you should go to "TV
configuration" from the service menu and enter the numbers 2, 3, 5, 6 in
sequence. TUNER menu contains the tuner types that can be used on TV. TF
chassis currently works with “Alps” branded tuners. DVBT2 (Next generation
digital terrestrial broadcasting modulation) can be selected as ON/OFF
depending on the customer preference, in the countries that support DVBT2
digital terrestrial broadcasting. DVBT2 is selected OFF in the products to be
used in the country. In our country, TRT makes DVBT2 test broadcasting in
Ankara. OSD Selection menu has "Grundig", "Beko",
"Arcelik" and "OEM" selections. For Grundig products, “Grundig”
is selected. This selection adds Grundig sign next to the user menu and remote
control selection is “TP3”. TV brand should be selected in Beko and Arçelik
products. This selection is automatically “YB1187R” in the remote control and
several brand-specific menus are also added. For other brands, OEM should be
selected. If the product is "Grundig", you can enter service menu by
pressing "menu 8 5 0 0" keys. If "Beko",
"Arcelik" or "OEM" is selected, you can use "menu and
9 3 0 1" keys.
Note: In the smaller size (19”-22”) products with TF chassis, when Arçelik, Beko or Grundig is selected under OSD selection tab, different remote control options will be displayed compared to large size products.
Note: In the smaller size (19”-22”) products with TF chassis, when Arçelik, Beko or Grundig is selected under OSD selection tab, different remote control options will be displayed compared to large size products.
USB RECORDING menu indicates the television's status of
USB recording. It may be selected On/Off according to customer demand. REMOTE
CONTROL menu displays remote control selections for BEKO, ARÇELİK and GRUNDIG
as stated in OSD Selection above. For example, GRUNDIG OSD can support several
different models of remote controls and all those models can be seen under the
menu. Selection of remote control may vary according to the customer demand.
KEYPAD enables you to select which keypad will be used depending on the
mechanical structure of the product. 4-Key, 6-key, single-key and “Joystick”
options can be selected. If selected wrong, the keys will work in different
functions. 6+1 (or joystick depending on option) can be selected for large size
products whereas 4+1 is selected for smaller size products and single-key pad
module is used for the products with LOW feature. L (SECAM L sound system) tab
enables you to select "L" sound system, and it should be "On."
MEMC stands for "Motion Estimation Motion
Compensation." "On" should be selected for the products that use
only 100Hz panel.
7 SEGMENT DISPLAY should be selected "On" in the
products with the indicators, which mechanically display the hour on the front panel.
(Not TVs with LED backlight panel!!!) Generally, this feature is used on hotel
TVs. ECO TV option: When "On" is selected , eco standards-compliant
power consumption is ensured by turning down the backlight a bit.
ECO TV option should be selected ON for all
products with TF chassis. LINE OUT (LEFT/RIGHT Audio output): If the product
has line out feature, it should be selected “On”. Large and small size products
with TF chassis will have LINE OUT feature in standard.
HEADPHONE tab should be selected "On" if
TV has a headphone socket. Large and small size products have headphone sockets
in standard.
SHOP MODE is used in the first installation at the
dealers for purposes of display (Shop Mode and Home Mode screens appear). When
Shop Mode is selected, the logos of various features such as CI+, SRS etc.,
which are supported on TV, appear on top of screen with certain intervals. SHOP
MODE should be selected ON for all products. However, when the product is
delivered to the customer, TV is switched back to factory settings via PLUG PLAY; and HOME MODE is selected during the first
installation at the customer’s place. During the first installation, SHOP MODE
is only selected at the dealers for the purpose of display.
3D TV (3 Dimensional TV Technology) is not supported
in the products with TF chassis.
CEC allows you to make an HDMI connection
between your TV and DVD player or video recorder and control such equipments
with the remote control of the television. The products with TF chassis have
CEC feature in standard.
OUTPUT POWER is used to select audio output power. Small size
products with TF chassis have 3W audio output.
CABIN OPTION feature is used to create best audio
performance of the cabin. Bass/treble settings vary depending on options in the
existing cabins; the options have been adjusted to prevent cabin resonance and
ensure best audio quality. Depending on the cabins, the list of cabin options
that may take value from 1 to 7 is constantly updated.
HIDEV MONO (improvement of high audio deviation), is
a feature developed to prevent imbalances that may occur on sound carrier
signals due to high audio deviation in the country. It is ON for domestic
products and OFF for the products sold abroad. OPTIC OUT (Digital Audio Output)
feature is generally used to input digital audio to devices such as amplifier,
DVD and etc.
OPTIC OUT will be available on large size products
with TF chassis and not available on small size products and the products with
LOW feature.
Cloner Configuration:
This menu is used to copy your selections,
channel lists, user options, satellite settings and service menu settings on TV
and move them to another TV. Particularly, when installing TV at the user's
home, this feature will save us time as we will not have to tune satellite
channels anew.
Cloning can be done from any TV with the same
chassis. To enter this menu, you should navigate to "Cloner
configuration" from the service menu and enter the numbers 4, 6, 5, 8 in
sequence.
Copy selects what and to where we want to copy.
TV to USB copies the configuration on TV to the USB. USB to TV transfers
previously prepared channel list, user and satellite settings to TV.
Copy item is the name of configuration to be
copied. Channel/Video Set selection enables us to transfer channels,
frequencies and favourite lists that were already set. Service Set enables us
to transfer service menu settings. When installing at the user’s place, this
option should NOT be cloned. User Set enables us to transfer user settings
(sound, brightness, TV language and etc.).
Start Cloning option starts the cloning process.
Whereas TV to USB takes little time, USB to TV causes a short interruption of
TV imaging. When TV automatically restarts after installation, its means
cloning is completed.
NOTES: When cloning, you should ensure that both product codes are the
same. During both TV to USB cloning and USB to TV cloning, “ALL" should be
selected as Copy item. When cloning between different product codes, only “Channel/Video Set” should
be copied. After copying, picture settings of TV may show some differences. TV
should be delivered to the customer after those settings are checked. From user
menu, navigate to “Source settings” => “Program Table” (don’t select) and
press 4, 6, 5, 8 keys to display cloning menu.
Bootcode Code Configuration
In the products with TF-chassis, Boot code
should be updated before software updating. Boot code update is performed
through the steps below.
Step 1: Please copy mboot.bin file into USB
memory. (If the memory contains more than one partition, copy the file into the
first partition.)
Step 2: Insert USB memory to the USB socket on
the side of TV.
Step 3: Wait for 10 seconds for USB memory to be
automatically mounted.
Step 4: Open service menu (MENU+8500 (Grundig)
Step 5: In Service menu, select Boot Code
Configuration and press OK.
Step 6: If there is no problem, TV will
automatically turn off and restart with new bootloader. If there is a problem,
TV will not automatically restart.
Software Version
All versions of software and hardware can be seen
under software version tab. “URSA version” tab shows the 100Hz software version
installed on 100Hz TVs.
This menu is for information only, it cannot be
changed. Other Menus: Other menus are closed to authorized services as they are
used for R&D studies in the factory.
FAILURE/ERROR CODES
Sound but no picture,
and backlight illuminated
this section basically explain where we need to check if there is "no picture on TV" even though there are not any problems in the panel inverter. Here, we are assuming that chassis is generally in good condition as we obtain sound output from TV. When you cannot determine if the backlight is working or not due to the illumination level in the environment, you are recommended to tap on the TV's front panel lightly; if the backlight is working, you will notice a slight glowing.
this section basically explain where we need to check if there is "no picture on TV" even though there are not any problems in the panel inverter. Here, we are assuming that chassis is generally in good condition as we obtain sound output from TV. When you cannot determine if the backlight is working or not due to the illumination level in the environment, you are recommended to tap on the TV's front panel lightly; if the backlight is working, you will notice a slight glowing.
Before starting controls and repairs, it is
crucial to analyse and comprehend the problem exactly. In this problem, you
must make sure if it is originated from the utilized source, if it is a cable
connection error or if utilized devices have any problems or not.
Then, particularly LVDS cable on the chassis
should be checked for any disconnections, loose parts, dislocations, breaks or
ruptures. Likewise, it will be proper to check cable connections of the panel.
Later, the panel power supply (PANEL-VCC), which
is transferred to T-CON board through LVDS cable, should be checked on L609 for
100Hz products and on T607 MOSFET Leg 3 for other products. Panel supply for
the products with TF chassis is 12V.
If this value of power supply does not exist,
the root cause is detected by tracking back from this supply.
Panel power supply is switched with T607 MOSFET
(except the products with 100Hz panel). Initially, the input - that is L607
coil - is checked for 12V. If not found in L607, L608 should also be checked.
If you cannot detect 12V supply here as well, then the problem is on the power
supply side. For the products with 100Hz, L608 coil is checked for 12V. If not,
then the problem is on the power supply.
If 12V exists at the input, check the voltage on
T607 FET legs. When TV is “ON”, 3.8V voltage occurs on Leg 1 of FET as to be
higher than 0V, and supply voltage on Leg 2 is transferred to Leg 3. If Leg 1
does not have voltage, check "TCON_ON" signal on Leg 8 of R654
resistance. Here, if the voltage is High, it means that panel supply has not
been turned on from the main integrated circuit or software. This signal
remains High while the TV is going out of Stand-By and gets down to 0V, 1
seconds before the picture appears on the screen.
If the panel is supplied voltage over LVDS, it
is most likely that picture information is transmitted as well. Even it is not
a precise control method to be used during information flow over data lines,
the measuring tool detects voltage around 1.2V DC. In this case, it is likely
that panel side has an error; if possible, it can be checked by using a
different panel or using the same panel with a different chassis.
Besides,you can also consider problems including
that LVDS data is not being transmitted to the panel properly, wrong panel
EEPROM or software error. You can solve the problem by installing correct
software.
Sound but no picture, and backlight not illuminated
Sound but no picture, and backlight not illuminated
Even though LVDS data is printed on the screen,
the picture cannot be seen because the backlight is not illuminated. First,
cable connections, particularly inverter and supply cables and connectors
should be checked.
24V power supply should be checked over inverter
cable when TV is ON. When this power needs to be supplied to the inverter unit
of the panel, the backlight will not be illuminated if there is not 24V supply.
24V and 12V supplies are switched on by POWER_SW signal coming from the main
integrated circuit when TV is ON. In this case, if there is 12V output but no
24V output, then the problem rests in the power supply.
If 24V supply exists on the system; on the Leg 5
of S606 connector, a voltage over 3V DC should be transmitted to the panel.
This voltage gives “switch on” command to the panel inverter. This control is
provided with “BL_CTRL” and T608 and peripheral materials.
Besides, voltage level that determines
brightness of panel lights through Pin 6 of connector S606 should be higher
than 3V. Brightness control may vary according to the panel, however, it operates
dimly around 0V and completely on around 3.3V. Brightness control is done by “BRI_ADJ”
signal coming from the main integrated circuit.
When the "backlighting" tab is dimmed
in the user menu, the voltage in the Pin 6 of the connector decreases slowly.
If no problem appears in the checks performed at
the chassis, you should consider that the problem might be arising from panel
inverter module or the lights.
No Sound
No Sound
It should be checked that if other sources,
cables and devices have any problems. You need to make sure that volume has not
been turned down from television settings or mute button is not pressed.
If there is not any problems, check the
loudspeaker cables and loudspeakers on the chassis; fix the problem, if any.
Check if there is sound on the headphones
socket. As an amplifier is used, the headphones output is obtained by
amplifying EAR_OUT_R, and EAR_OUT_L signals which are sent directly by main
integrated circuit through IC502. If you cannot receive audio from headphones
socket, those signals are checked from R505 resistor’s pin 1 and 7. If no
signal is observed, then there is a problem on the main integrated circuit. If
signals are detected, you should check IC502 and peripheral components against
problems, and check IC502 supply and whether MUTE is pressed on.
Besides, scart output of TV should be checked
for sound. If there is no sound in scart output, power supply of the integrated
circuit at position IC800 and peripheral components should be checked at IC800
input to detect AU_DAC0_L and AU_DAC0_R signals which are sent by main
integrated circuit. If you cannot detect AU_DAC0_L and AU_DAC0_R signals at the
IC800 input, it means no sound signal comes out of the main IC. If the scart
output has sound, the problem might be arising from the sound amplifier or
peripheral materials
When there is no sound, the pins 2-3 or 34-35 of
sound amplifier on IC501 position or L504 is checked for 12V or 24V (Amplifier
is supplied with 12V in small size products and 24V in large size products). If
you cannot detect power, power supply should be checked against problems.
If the amplifier is being supplied with power,
Leg 19 should be checked for 3.3V DC voltage. We should suspect about main
integrated circuit if there is no 3.3V. This voltage drops down to 0V and
ensures switching the amplifier off in Stand-By mode (AMP_STB signal and main
integrated circuit performs the control).
Sound amplifier has I2C communication lines to
communicate with the main integrated circuit. Roughly, the voltage level should
be below 3.3V and variable at the Pins 23 and 24. Here, the fixed 3.3V gets
lower when data is being transmitted, and thus, sound amplifier and main
integrated circuit communicate. If this value is constantly 0V, short circuit
possibility should be checked where I2C line is connected. Current version of
the software should be installed against software problems.
Pin 25 is the reset pin of the sound amplifier.
This pin should be high (3.3V) during the time when TV is on. This value might
be measured from C544 condenser. If this value is low (0V), RESET_OUT signal
should be checked. If this signal, which can be checked from R539 resistance,
is low, you may suspect that the problem rests in software or main integrated
circuit. If all these inspections don't give any results, you may suspect that
amplifier integrated circuit has failure.
Updating TV Software By
Using USB Memory
To update TV software by means of USB memory, we will use Target folder available in the system according to product code. Firstly, copy Target folder to USB main directory. Before starting installation, you should check script and panel files in the Target folder which will be installed.
To update TV software by means of USB memory, we will use Target folder available in the system according to product code. Firstly, copy Target folder to USB main directory. Before starting installation, you should check script and panel files in the Target folder which will be installed.
Panel and panel_4k folders contain panel
software. You may control panel code from the file in these folders. Mboot
contains boot software and the next step explains how to install boot code.
Ursa folder is only included in 100Hz panels and contains 100 Hz software.
There are not any critical control elements for
other folders.
Shut down TV before inserting USB to TV for
software update. (Disconnect the power)
Then, insert USB to TV; press any key of the
keypad on TV and plug the TV.
Hold down any key of the keypad on TV until you
see that code installation has started.
USB update logo will be shown on the screen
during software download from USB.
If code installation has been successfully
completed, TV will automatically turn on. Shut down TV to remove the USB.
