Ceronix 1793 - Svcman

Monitor Models: 1493 1793 1993 2093 2793 3693 Safety Isolating Transformer Models: ISO XFR-75W ISO
XFR-100W
SERVICE MANUAL
2 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY This product is warranted by CERONIX to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase. All parts and labor are free of charge during the warranty period. This warranty does not cover mechanical breakage due to physical abuse. It is the customer's responsibility for shipping the defective unit to and from CERONIX or one of the authorized service centers for repair. Please attach a note describing the problem. CERONIX Inc. 13350 New Airport Road Auburn, CA. 95602-7419 Phone: (530) 886-6400 FAX: (530) 888-1065 WEB: www.ceronix.com CERONIX shall not be liable for any consequential damages, including without limitation damages resulting from loss of use.
Ceronix will repair XX93 monitors after the 2 year warranty, for a minimal charge, plus shipping to and from Ceronix.
Recognized under the Component Program of Underwriters Laboratories Inc., the Canadian Standards Association, and TV Product Service. Compliance to the following Standards: IEC 60950, CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-00, ANSI/UL 60950, CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 1-98, IEC 65:85 + A1:87 + A2:89 + A3:92.
ISO 9001:1994 Certified through TV Management Service.

COPYRIGHT 2002 CERONIX All rights reserved. The information contained in this manual is subject to change without prior notice.
ABOUT THIS MANUAL This manual is specifically written to aid the service technician, repairing CERONIX Models 1493, 1793, 1993, 2093, 2793, and 3693 color monitors. There are three main sections: 1. General Description. 2. Circuit Description. 3. Repair Setup and Appendix.
Introduction Installation Instructions
Block Diagram Description
BLOCK Diagram
Schematics Circuit & Description Assembly Drawings
Trouble shooting Handbook
Appendix
Convergence
Degaussing P/O Form PRAs
To understand how the Monitor works, it is best to know what each circuit does and how each circuit relates to the other circuits. The Block Diagram is presented in a simplified view and a comprehensive view to accomplish the goal of understanding the whole unit. Once the general picture is clear, the complexity of each circuit will be easier to understand. The Circuit Description is also written in two views, a simplified view and a detailed view to help give the reader a clear understanding of what each component does. This understanding is most helpful for the more complex problems or multiple problems that sometimes occur. The power supply trouble shooting section describes methods used to power up various monitor circuits, when there is a fault in the monitor, which disables the power supply. The appendix includes; filament voltage test, convergence procedure, replacement parts purchase order form, degaussing coil attachment specification, high pot test, wire routing drawing, production assembly drawings (PADs), C, I, J, & K film resistor arrays and a parts list addendum. The parts list addendum is used to add new information describing part changes. Tables, suitable for pasting on these pages, will be published as new variations of the XX93 monitors are produced.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
About This Manual............................................................................................................. i Table of Contents................................................................................................................ii-iii CERONIX Monitor Simplified Block Diagram................................................................. 1 Installation Instructions; English, French, and German................................................ 2-4 CERONIX Monitor Electrical Specification...................................................................... 5-8 1493, 1793, 1993, 2093, 2793, and 3693 General Operation Description. Video Interface, Amps & Beam Current Sense........ Blocks A-D............................... 9 Auto Bias, Bias Sync Delay, & Auto Bright............. Blocks E-G............................... 10 CRT, Blanking, Sync, & Vertical deflection............. Blocks H-L............................... 11 Horizontal Deflection & Remote............................... Blocks M-P.............................. 12 Horizontal Size & Power Supply............................... Blocks Q-T............................... 13 P/S, Safety Shutdown Circuits, Degaussing............. Blocks U-Z............................... 14 Monitor BLOCK DIAGRAM.............................................................................................. 15 Monitor Schematics and Assembly Drawings 1493-CGA Main Board Schematic..(4233/4235)............................................................... 16 1493-CGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 17 1493-VGA/SVGA Main Board Schematic..(4200/4252).................................................... 18 1493-VGA/SVGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing........................................ 19 1793-VGA Main Board Schematic..(4243/4244).............................................................. 20 1793-VGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 21 1793-SVGA Main Board Schematic ..(4247/4250)............................................................ 22 1793-SVGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................. 23 1993-VGA Main Board Schematic..(4221/4255)............................................................... 24 1993-VGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 25 1993-SVGA Main Board Schematic..(4249/4256)............................................................. 26 1993-SVGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................. 27 2093-CGA Main Board Schematic..(4112/4166)............................................................... 28 2093-CGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 29 2093-VGA Main Board Schematic..(4224/4227/4108)...................................................... 30 2093-VGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 31 2793-CGA Main Board Schematic..(4104)........................................................................ 32 2793-CGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 33 2793-VGA Main Board Schematic..(4231)........................................................................ 34 2793-VGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 35 2793-VGA Main Board Schematic..(4254)........................................................................ 36 2793-VGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 37 3693-CGA Main Board Schematic..(4172)........................................................................ 38 3693-CGA Main Board Technician Assembly Drawing................................................... 39 Video Board Schematic...................................................................................................... 40 Video Board Technician Assembly Drawing..(Component Side)..................................... 41 Video Board Technician Assembly Drawing..(Conductor Side)....................................... 42 Safety Critical Components for XX93 Monitors..(English).............................................. 43 Safety Critical Components for XX93 Monitors..(German)..............................................44 Replacement Part List....................................................................................................... 45-63 Detailed Circuit Description Video Interface Circuit, Function, Description (+ & - Analog)........................................ 64 5.6V to 1.1V, -Analog, DC, Video Interface Circuit Description...................................... 65 0V to .7V, +Analog, DC Video Interface Circuit Description........................................... 66 1Vp-p, +Analog, AC Video Interface Circuit Description................................................. 67
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Video Amplifier Circuit, Function, Description.................................................................68 Video Amplifier Circuit Description and Schematic......................................................... 68-69 Video Board Power Supply and Arc Protect Schematic.................................................... 70 CRT Auto Bias and Auto Bright Circuit, Function, Description......................................71 CRT Auto Bias, Auto Bright, and Vertical Sync Delay Circuit Description....................72 CRT Auto Bias and Auto Bright Schematic...................................................................... 73 Monitor, Block Diagram Review........................................................................................ 74 Blanking, Master Gain, and Fault Circuit, Function, Description.................................. 75 Blanking, Master Gain, and Fault Circuit Description.................................................... 76 Blanking, Master Gain, Beam Limiter, and Fault Schematic......................................... 77 Vertical and Horizontal Sync Circuit Description.............................................................78 Vertical Deflection Circuit Description and Schematic.................................................... 79-81 Horizontal Deflection Circuit Description and Schematic................................................82-83 Horizontal Raster Width Control Circuit Description...................................................... 84 Horizontal Raster Width and Position Control Schematic............................................... 85 Dynamic Focus Circuit Function and Description............................................................ 86 Vertical Booster Amplifier Circuit and Description..........................................................87 Simplified Power Supply Circuit, Function, Description..................................................88-89 Switch Mode Power Supply Circuit Description and Schematic...................................... 90-91 Trouble Shooting and Repair Equipment Setup for repairing the Model XX93 Monitor..(English)............................... 92 Equipment Setup for repairing the Model XX93 Monitor..(German).............................. 93 Power Supply Trouble Shooting Tips.................................................................................94 Trouble Shooting Handbook............................................................................................... 95-97 Filament Voltage Test..(English)....................................................................................... 98 Filament Voltage Test..(German)...................................................................................... 99 Setup and Convergence Procedure..(English)................................................................... 100 Setup and Convergence Procedure..(German)...................................................................101 Replacement Parts, Purchase Order Form........................................................................102 1493 Degaussing Coil Attachment Specification...............................................................103 1793, 1993, 2093 Degaussing Coil Attachment Specification...........................................104 2793, 3693 Degaussing Coil Attachment Specification.....................................................105 HighPot, for Shock Hazards, Circuit Description..(English)............................................ 106 HighPot, for Shock Hazards, Circuit Description..(German)........................................... 107 Wire Routing Instructions.................................................................................................. 108 Precision Resistor Arrays..(C, I, J).....................................................................................109 Precision Resistor Array..(K)..............................................................................................110 Precision Resistor Array..(Blue).........................................................................................111 Vertical Deflection Amplifier-Booster Technician Assembly Drawing............................ 112 Monitor Input Drive Signal Worksheet............................................................................. 113 Declaration of Conformity.................................................................................................. 114 ISO XFR-75W and ISO XFR-100W Safety Isolating Transformer.................................. 115 Circuit Description..(English).............................................................................................116 Auto Voltage Select Schematic and Assembly Drawing................................................... 117 Circuit Description..(German)............................................................................................118 Installation Instructions.....................................................................................................119-121 Specifications.......................................................................................................................122-123 Isolation Transformer Trouble shooting..(English)...........................................................124 Isolation Transformer Troubleshooting..(German)........................................................... 125 Manual Voltage Select Schematic and Assembly Drawing.............................................. 126 Part List Addendum........................................................................................................... 127-130
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Monitor Simplified Block Diagram.
VIDEO Output Drive Electronics SYNC Output
VIDEO Interface Blanking
VIDEO Amps. AUTO BIAS Vertical Deflection Horizontal Deflection
CRT
FBT IB
Remote Controls Isolated Power
Horizontal Size Control POWER SUPPLY
Fault & High Temp. Detection
This block diagram gives a broad view of the circuit organization of the 1493, 1793, 1993, 2093, 2793, and 3693 monitors. The blocks with the bold outline represent circuits which provide these monitors with a wide range of operating conditions without the need for adjustment. The video interface circuit can be programmed to accept; +Analog AC or DC coupled, -Analog, and 4 line TTL. The M. GAIN or contrast control is located on the remote control board. The auto bias circuit eliminates the need for the color setup procedure. This circuit is designed to actively compensate for picture tube drift which normally causes unbalanced color. The auto bias circuit also adjusts the CRT gain to compensate for gain loss with age. The horizontal size control circuit permits the horizontal size to be adjusted from a remote control board. This circuit is also used to compensate for pincushion distortion and blooming. Anti-blooming is accomplished by correcting horizontal size variations which are caused by the additional load on the flyback transformer under high beam current conditions. Careful reading of all the information presented in this manual is a good way to learn how to repair the CERONIX monitor.
Installation Instructions For The XX93 Monitors.

1. A 3 amp slow blow fuse (for the degaussing current) and a 75 VA isolation transformer are the minimum requirements for using our monitor in a product. 2. Unpack the monitor. 3. Install the monitor in the enclosure. Refer to the installation instructions supplied by the system manufacturer for details of mounting the monitor in the enclosure.
4. Connect the green/yellow ground wire to the earth ground connection on the enclosure. This wire is connected to the ground screw, located on the monitor chassis behind the serial number label.
WARNING!
Failure to connect this ground wire before applying power is not allowed, since this condition can produce a shock hazard. The chassis to mains connector resistance shall not exceed 100m.
5. Check that the following wires are properly connected; A. B. C. D. E. Note; Green wire from the CRT aquadag braid to the video board. 12 conductor flat cable from the video board to the main board. Red high voltage wire from the flyback transformer to the picture tube anode cap. Yoke cable from the yoke to the main board. Remote cable from the remote control board to the main board. Be sure these wires are secured such that they do not touch any metal parts. Pin 0 1 2 Color +12V from monitor. White Horizontal sync. Yellow Purple Vertical sync. Signal 3 4 5 6 Signal ground. Red video. Green video. Blue video. Gray Red Green Blue
6. Plug in the seven conductor video connector.
ISOLATION TRANSFORMER
7. Plug in the power connector from the isolation transformer.
Mains Power
3A-T FUSE 75VA
GREEN / YELLOW WIRE
Attached to the monitor chassis.
8. Apply power to the monitor and the drive electronics. 9. Check the focus and, if necessary, adjust the top control on the flyback transformer. 10. Adjust the controls on the remote control board for proper; Horizontal Raster Size. Vertical Raster Size. Vertical Raster Position. Horizontal Picture Position. Video Gain. 11. For convergence instructions, see page 100 & 101.
Instructions dinstallation des crans XX93.

1. Un fusible fusion lente de 3 amp (pour le courant du champ magntique dadjustement) et un transformateur disolation de 75 VA sont le minimum requis pour utiliser nos crans dans un produit. 2. Dballer lcran. 3. Installer lcran dans son carter. Se rfrer aux instructions dinstallation foumies par le fabriquant du systme pour les dtails de montage de lcran dans le carter. 4. Relier le fil de terre vert/jaune la prise de terre sur le carter. Ce cable est reli la vis de terre situe sur le chassis de lcran derrire ltiquette portant le numro de srie.
ATTENTION!
Il nest pas permis de ne pas relier ce fil de terre avant de mettre le courant, car cette situation pourrait provoquer un choc lectrique dangereux. La rsistance du chassis aux pricipales connections ne doit pas depasser 100m.
5. Vrifier que les fils suivants sont correctement relis: A. Le fil vert de la tresse du tube cathodique aquadag la carte video. B. Le cable plat 12 conducteurs de la carte vido la carte principale. C. Le cable rouge haut voltage du retout du transformateur au capuchon de lanode du tube cathodique. D. Le fit de bobinage du bobinage la carte principale. E. Le fil de tlcommande de la carte de la tlcommande la carte principale. Note: Soyez sur que ces fils sont connects en toute scurit de sorte quils ne touchent aucune partie mtallique. Broche 0 1 2 Signal + 12V de lcran Synchro Horizontale Synchro Verticale Couleur Blanc Jaune Violet 3 4 5 6 Signal de terre Rouge vido Vert vido Bleu vido Gris Rouge Vert Bleu
6.
Brancher les sept fils de la connection vido:
TRANSFORMATEUR D'ISOLATION
7.
Brancher les fils de courant depuis le transformateur d'isolation:
Courant Principaux
3A-T FUSE 75VA
FIL VERT / JAUNE
Attasch au chassis du moniteur.
8. 9.
Amener le courant lcran et au disque lectronique. Vrifier le foyer, et si ncessaire, rgler le contrle sur le retour du transformateur.
10. Effectuer les rglages sur la carte de la commande distance pour: La taille du balayage horizontal. La taille du balayage vertical. La position du balayage fertical. La position horizontale de limage. Lacquisition vido. 11. Pour les instructions de convergence, voir page 100 & 101.
Installationsanweisungen fr die XX93 Monitore.

1. Ein 3 Ampre-T sicherung (fr die degaussing-Strmung) und ein 75 VA Isoliertransformator ist die Minimum-Forderung fr benutzen unseren Monitoren in einem Produkt. 2. Packen Sie den Monitor aus. 3. Schlieen Sie den Monitor im Gehause an. Fr Details, Folgen Sie den Installation-Anweisungen, Vom Lieferanten der Antriebelektronik.
4. Verbinden Sie den Grne/Gelben Schutzleiter zum Erdung anschlu auf dem Gehause. Dieser Draht ist verbunden zur der Erdung-Schraube auf dem Monitor-Chassis, und wird hinter der Serien-Nummer-Aufschrift gefunden.
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5. A. B. C. D. E. Notiz;
WARNUNG!
Unterlassen dieser Verbindung dieses Erdung-Drahts ist gesetze widrig. Der Widertand von diesem anschlu biz zum netzstecker darf 100m nicht berschreiten.
Prfe da die folgenden Drhte ordentlich verbunden sind; Grne Draht vom CRT aquadag zum Video Schaltpult. 12 Leiter-Flachkabel vom Videoschaltpult zum Hauptschaltpult. Rote hochspannungs Draht vom Flybacktransformator zur der Bildrhrenanode. Jochkabel vom Joch zum Hauptschaltpult. Fernsteuerung Kabel vom Fernsteuerungschaltpult zum Hauptschaltpult. Seien Sie sicher diese Drhte sind so befestigt da sie kein Metallteil berhren. Leiter 0 1 2 Signal +12V Von Monitor. Horizontal sync. Vertical sync. Farbe Wei Gelb Purpur 3 4 5 6 Signal-Erdung. Rotes Video. Grnes Video. Blaues Video. Grau Rot Grn Blau
6. Stecken Sie den 7 Leiter-VideoVerbindungsstecker ein.
ISOLIERTRANSFORMATOR
7.
Stecken Sie den Stecker vom Isoliertransformator ein.
Netzstrom
3A-T SICHERUNG 75VA
Grne/Gelben Schutzleiter 8. Schalten Sie den Monitor und die Steuerung an.
Verbindung ist auf dam Monitore chassis.
9. Prfe Sie den Fokus und, wenn notwend, stell en Sie die obere Kontrolle ein auf dem Flybacktransformator. 10. Stellen Sie die Kontrollen des Fernsteuerungsschaltung ein fr richtige - Horizontal Raster Gre. - Vertical Raster Gre. - Vertical Raster Position. - Horizontal Bild Position. - Video Kontrast. 11. Fr Konvergenz-Anweisungen, auf seite 100 & 101.
CERONIX
XX93 Monitor Electrical Specification.
INPUTS 1. Standard Video Configurations, available, are: A. Positive Analog, DC Coupled. Video Source D-A
Video 75 Gnd .6mA To Amp. 75
Min. .75V Black level Video Saturated color 1.0V Video Black level Saturated color 0.00V 0.75V 0.00V 1.00V
Typ. 0.02V 0.77V 0.02V 1.02V
Max 0.04V 0.79V 0.04V 1.04V
Monitor
B. Positive Analog, AC Coupled. Video Source D-A

Zo=75 Amp. Gnd Clamp Monitor Video 75 10uA To Amp.
.75V Black level Video Saturated color
Blk-.02V
Blank
Blk+.02V
Blk+.73V Blk+.75V Blk+.77V
Blk-.02V Blk+0.00V Blk+.02V 1.0V Black level Video Saturated color Blk+.98V Blk+1.00VBlk+1.02V AC voltages are referenced to the R, G, & B video input voltage during horizontal sync (Hs). Blank is the black level voltage during Hs.
C. Negative Analog. Video Source D-A

To Amp. Video Gnd
V Blk.+.7 V R IN
Monitor
Red & Green Black level Blue Black level Saturated color
5.4V 5.6V 4.85V 5.05V .7V .9V
5.8V 5.25V 1.1V
D. 4 Line TTL also available. Video Source

* R,G,B Video Intensity Gnd * No pullup resistor on intensity line. To Amp. BIAS +12V VB Monitor
Black level Color on Low intensity Full intensity
0V 2.7V 0V 4.5V
.2V 3.5V .2V 4.6V
.5V 6.0V .4V 4.8V
Note: RS170 and other voltage combinations optional for analog video.
CERONIX
2. The Sync signals may be of either polarity and separate or composite. Hs 1.8K Model Min. Sync Source .15V High input voltage 2.2V Vs 1.8K Low input voltage -2.7V 220 , 2 PL Gnd Monitor Horizontal sync pulse 1.5uS For composite sync, vertical and horizontal Vertical sync pulse 65uS sync lines are connected together. Horizontal frequencies: 15.5KHz Custom horizontal frequencies from 15KHz to 39KHz are available upon request.
Typ. 3.5V .30V 4.0uS .5mS
Max 20V .80V 12uS 1.5mS
15.7KHz 15.9KHz
29.3KHz 29.6KHz 29.9KHz 31.2KHz 31.5KHz 31.8KHz 34.9KHz 35.2KHz 35.6KHz 37.5KHz 37.9KHz 38.3KHz
Vertical frequencies:
45Hz 51Hz 55Hz 65Hz
50Hz 56Hz 60Hz 70Hz
55Hz 61Hz 65Hz 75Hz
3. The Power to the monitor is to be supplied by a secondary winding of an isolation transformer. Model 1793 Min. Max.
90VAC 145VAC
Model 1493 Min. Max. 120VAC 50Hz or 60Hz 90VAC 145VAC
Model 1993 Min.

90VAC
Max.
145VAC
230VAC 50HZ or 60Hz 180VAC 290VAC 180VAC 290VAC 180VAC 290VAC 60W 45W 75W 35W 40W 70W Power
Model 2093 Min. Max. 120VAC 50Hz or 60Hz 90VAC 145VAC
Model 2793 Min. Max.

90VAC 145VAC
Model 3693 Min. Max.

90VAC 145VAC
230VAC 50HZ or 60Hz 180VAC 290VAC 180VAC 290VAC 180VAC 290VAC 100W 50W 100W 45W 75W 50W Power
CERONIX

Model 1493 Min. Max. 10.1" 11.1" 7.3" 8.3" .50" 0"
1" Right 0mA 1" Left .75mA
4. Five Controls are located on a separate PCB for easy access. H SIZE--------------Horizontal raster size V SIZE---------------Vertical raster size V RAS. POS.-----Vertical raster position H POS-------Horizontal picture position M GAIN---------------------Master gain
Model 1793 Min. Max. 11.9" 12.9" 8.6" 9.6" .50" 0"
1" Right 1" Left 0mA .75mA
Model 1993 Min. Max. 13.4" 14.4" 9.8" 10.8" .50" 0"
1" Right 1" Left 0mA .75mA
Model 2093 Min. Max. 14.9" 15.9" 10.9" 11.9" .60" 0"
1" Right 0mA 1" Left .75mA
Model 2793 Min. Max. 20.4" 21.4" 15.1" 16.1" 1.0" 0"
1" Right 0mA 1" Left 1.5mA
Model 3693 Min. Max. 27.4" 28.4" 20.3" 21.3" 0"

0mA
1.0"
1.5mA
1" Right 1" Left
The board Controls are located on the main PCB: Focus and G2 on the FBT. Optional board Controls are: pincushion, video black level, and horizontal hold control. 5. Image 1493 9300K Min. Max. -2% +2% -2% +2% -2% +2% 17/19/2093 9300K Min. Max. -5% +5% -5% +5% -3% +3% 2793 9300K Min. Max. -8% +8% -8% +8% -5% +5% 3693 9300K Min. Max. -10% +10% -10% +10% -8% +8%
Color Temperature Horizontal linearity Vertical linearity Pincushion
6.
Environmental
Operating temperature Storage temperature Operating humidity Storage humidity
0 C -20 C 20% 10%
70 C 85 C 80% 95%
CERONIX
7. Picture tube Useful diagonal

1493-CGA/VGA/SVGA
1793-VGA/SVGA Inch 16 12.9 9.7 mm 407 328 246
1793-SVGA Inch 16.1 12.9 9.6 mm 409 328 245
1993-VGA/SVGA Inch 18 14.4 10.8 mm 457 366 274
Useful horizontal Useful vertical 2 Useful area 92.1 in 593 cm2 125 in2 807 cm 2 124 in2 804 cm 2 Spacing of dot/line trios .0110" .28mm .0106" .27mm .0098" .25mm Phosphor Trio Type Dot Dot Dot Deflection angle 90 90 90 Light transmission CRT surface Phosphor
Approximately
Inch 13.2 11.1 8.3
mm 335 281 211
165 in2 1,003 cm2 .0102" .26mm Dot 100

Approximately
57% Approximately 53% Polished/Curved Polished/Curved P22 2093-CGA Inch mm 18.9 480 15.9 404 11.9 303 P22 2093-VGA Inch mm 18.9 480 15.9 404 11.9 303
Approximately
50%
AR / Flat P22 2793-CGA Inch mm 26.8 679 21.4 544 16.1 408
45% AR / Curved P22 2793-VGA
Useful diagonal
Useful horizontal Useful vertical 2 Useful area 189 in2 1,224 cm2 189 in2 1,224 cm2 345 in2 2,220 cm Spacing of dot/line trios .0331" .84mm .0307" .78mm .0326" .83mm Phosphor Trio Type Line Line Line Deflection angle 90 90 110 Light transmission Approximately 40% Approximately 40% Approximately 38% CRT surface Polished/Curved Polished/Curved Polished/Curved Phosphor P22 P22 P22 2793-VGA Inch mm Useful diagonal 26.6 21.3 16.0 676 541 406 3693-CGA Inch mm 35.5 28.4 21.3 902 721 541
Inch 26.8 21.4 16.1 345 in .0326"

2
mm 679 544 408 2,220 cm .83mm
Line 110 38% Polished/Curved P22

Approximately
Useful horizontal Useful vertical Useful area 341 in2 2,196 cm2 605 in2 3,901 cm2 Spacing of dot/line trios .0299" .76mm .0394" 1mm Phosphor Trio Type Line / Variable Line Deflection angle 110 111 Light transmission CRT surface Phosphor
Approximately
81% Approximately 32% Polished/Flat Polished/Curved P22 P22
Refer to the block diagram on page 15 (foldout) when reading this description. A The Video Interface is designed around a custom IC and will accept DC or AC coupled positive analog video signals. It can also be used with negative analog and 4 line TTL. This IC has a built in multiplier circuit for the master gain control and blanking functions. Resistors are used to protect the IC and to set the gain. The programmed gain is dependent on the input signal amplitude except with the TTL mode. Solder jumpers and component substations are used to program the Video Interface for the type of input signal to be received. The output of the IC drives the video amplifiers. This drive is a current where 0 mA is black and 10 mA is a saturated color. B The Video Amplifiers are of the push pull type. They are built partly on thick films and partly on the video PCB. Spreading out the amplifier reduces the component heat and improves the life of the unit. The bandwidth is 25 MHz with 40Vp-p output. The rise and fall times are 20nS. C The Beam Current Feedback circuit directs most of the beam current of each amplifier to the beam current buffer. The only time this current is measured, by the auto bias circuit, is during the time of the three faint lines at the top of the screen and three lines thereafter. The CRT auto bias circuit is designed to adjust the video amplifier bias voltage such that the beam current of each of the three guns is set to a specific programmed value.
D The Beam Current Buffer converts the, high impedance low current, beam current signal into a low impedance voltage. This voltage is applied to the auto bias IC through a 200 ohm resistor. After the three lines of beam current are measured, the program pulse from the auto bias IC, produces a voltage drop across this 200 ohm resistor that equals the amplitude of the beam current voltage.
E The CRT Auto Bias IC is a combination of digital and analog circuitry. The digital part is a counter and control logic which steps the analog circuits through a sequence of sample and hold conditions. The analog part uses a transconductance amplifier to control the voltage on a 10uF capacitor (one per gun). This voltage is buffered and sent to the video amplifiers as the bias voltage. In monitors without CRT auto bias, this voltage is adjusted manually using a setup procedure to set the color balance. With CRT auto bias, the color balance is set during the end of each vertical blanking time. The control sequence is: 1. 2. The cycle starts with a sync pulse from the vertical oscillator (15KHz) or from the vertical sync delay. 15H later the grid pulse starts. The grid pulse on G1 causes cathode current which can be seen as the three faint white lines at the top of the screen. This cathode current is transmitted by the beam current feedback to the beam current buffer where it is converted to a voltage and applied to the CRT auto bias input pin. At this time the CRT auto bias IC outputs a reference voltage at its input pin which sets the voltage across the coupling capacitor. This coupling capacitor voltage is directly dependent on beam current. After the grid pulse is over, the program pulse matches the voltage from the beam current buffer. If the voltage from the beam current buffer, during the grid pulse, is the same as the voltage from the program pulse, the bias is correct and no bias adjustment is made for that vertical cycle.
3.
F The timing of the auto bias IC is synchronized to the vertical oscillator and the flyback pulses. For horizontal frequencies higher than 15.7KHz a Vertical Sync Delay may be needed to position the grid pulse, generated 3 gray lines, at the top of the screen. The need for the delay circuit is dependent on the particular CRT vertical retrace time. G The aging of the picture tube (CRT) not only affects the balance of the cathode cutoff voltage, which is corrected by the auto bias circuit, but it also affects the gain of the CRT. The Auto Bright circuit actively corrects for CRT gain changes by sensing any common bias voltage change, from the auto bias circuit, and adjusts the screen voltage to hold the average bias voltage constant. The lower adjustment on the flyback transformer which is the screen voltage, is used to set the auto bright voltage to the center of its range. Therefore, the auto bright circuits sets up a second control feedback loop to reduce picture variation due to CRT aging. The auto bright circuit is also used to turn off the beam current when the monitor power is turned off. 10
H The CRT for the 1493, 1793 and 2093 monitors have a 90 deflection angle. The 1993 incorporates 100 while the 2793 CRT has 110 and the 3693 has 111 deflection angles. These picture tubes have integral implosion protection and a EHT of 25KV. H1 The Vertical Dynamic Focus amplifies the parabolic waveform across the vertical coupling capacitor from about 3Vp-p to about 200Vp-p, depending on CRT requirements. This waveform sharpens the top and bottom portion of the raster on dual focus CRT's. H2 The Horizontal Dynamic Focus amplifies the parabolic waveform across the horizontal coupling capacitor, using a transformer to produce 300Vp-p output from an input that is about 33Vp-p. This waveform is added to the vertical dynamic waveform and sharpens the right and left sides of the raster. I Blanking is accomplished by setting the gain of the interface IC to zero during blank time. The Horizontal Blanking pulse is generated by amplifying the flyback pulse. The Vertical Blanking pulse is started by the vertical oscillator one shot and ended by the counter in the auto bias IC via the "bias out" pulse. The Master Gain control, located on the remote PCB, sets the gain of the video signal when blanking is not active. The Beam Current Limiter circuit, which is designed to keep the FBT from overloading, will reduce the video gain if the maximum average beam current is exceeded. Also, the beam current is reduced if the FBT approaches maximum operating temperature. J The Sync Interface can accept separate or composite sync. Two comparators are used to receive sync, one for vertical sync and the other for horizontal sync. Resistor dividers are used to protect the comparator IC from over voltage damage. For customers who do not require interlace, an additional vertical sync stabilization circuit is included. This circuit synchronizes the vertical sync to the horizontal cycle. K The Vertical Oscillator generates the vertical free running frequency when no vertical sync is present. When sync is applied, the vertical oscillator synchronizes to the leading edge of the sync pulse. L The Vertical Control & Output circuit consists of: 1. 2. 3. 4. 11 One shot. Ramp generator. Vertical drive. Vertical output.
The sync pulse from the LA7851 triggers a one shot in the LA7838 which clamps the vertical ramp generation capacitor to 5V during the first half of vertical retrace. The ramp generation capacitor then charges via a constant current set by an external resistor. This resistor is connected to the V SIZE pot, located on the remote control board, for the vertical size adjustment. The vertical drive is a differential amplifier which compares the ramp voltage to the yoke return feedback current. The yoke feedback current and voltage circuits are used to set the vertical linearity. The vertical Output is a power driver, with thermal protection, which drives the vertical deflection yoke. It also has a special pump up circuit which doubles the output voltage during vertical retrace. This voltage doubler also increases the efficiency of the circuit since the high retrace voltage is not present across the power driver during the trace time. M The Horizontal Control incorporates a variable sync delay and a phase locked loop to generate the horizontal timing. The H POS. adjustment, on the remote control board, sets the sync delay time which controls the picture position. The phase locked loop uses the flyback pulse to generate a sawtooth wave which is gated with the delayed sync pulse to control the horizontal oscillator. N The Horizontal Driver supplies the high base current necessary to drive the horizontal output transistor which has a beta as low as three. A transformer is used to step up the current from the driver circuit and also protects the horizontal output transistor from a continuous turned on state. A special clamp circuit is connected to the transformer which reduces the turnoff time of the horizontal output transistor for reduced power dissipation. O The Horizontal Output transistor is mounted to the rear frame which acts as a heat sink. The collector conducts the 900 volt primary flyback pulses which should not be measured unless the equipment is specifically designed to withstand this type of stress. A linear ramp current is produced in the horizontal yoke by the conduction of the horizontal output transistor (trace time). A fast current reversal (retrace time) is achieved by the high voltage pulse that follows the turn off of the horizontal output transistor. This pulse is due to the inductive action of the yoke and flyback transformer. P The main function of the Flyback Transformer (FBT) is to generate a 25,000 volt (EHT) potential for the anode of the picture tube. This voltage times the beam current is the power that lights up the phosphor on the face of the picture tube. At 1.5mA beam current, for the 2793 monitor, the FBT is producing almost 38 watts of high voltage power. The FBT also sources the focus voltage, screen grid voltage, filament power, and has two more secondaries which are used for control functions. The FBT has a built in high voltage load resistor which stabilizes the EHT, for the low beam current condition. This resistor also discharges the EHT, when the monitor is turned off, which improves the safety of handling the monitor. 12
Q The Remote Control PCB houses the: CONTROL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. DESCRIPTION CIRCUIT
H SIZE ----------- Horizontal raster size --------- Diode modulator V SIZE ----------- Vertical raster size ------------- Vertical control V RAS. POS. --- Vertical raster position ------- DC current to V. yoke H POS ------------ Horizontal picture position -- H. sync delay M GAIN ---------- Master gain ---------------------- Video interface
R The Horizontal Size Control circuit has four inputs: # 1. 2. 3. 4. SIGNAL FUNCTION Horizontal size ------------------------------ Horizontal size control Beam current -------------------------------- Blooming control Vertical linear ramp ----------------------(#4)-(#3)=Vertical parabolic Vertical parabolic + V. linear ramp --(Pincushion)
The horizontal size control circuit sums the four signals at one node plus the feedback from the diode modulator to drive a switching mode power driver. The output of the power driver is then connected to the diode modulator through an inductor to complete the control loop.
S The Diode Modulator is a series element of the horizontal tuned circuit. It forms a node between GND and the normal yoke return circuit. If this node is shorted to GND, the result is maximum horizontal size. Forward current in the diode modulator, at the start of retrace, keeps the node voltage clamped to ground until enough current flows from the horizontal tuned circuit to exceed this forward current. The horizontal size, therefore, is controlled by controlling the current to this diode via the horizontal size control circuit.
T A Voltage Doubler is used in the power supply for two reasons: 1. To improve the efficiency of the power supply. 2. To permit 120 volt and 230 volt operation. For the 230 volt operation the voltage doubler is replaced with a bridge rectifier. 13
U The Switching Regulator is synchronized to the horizontal pulse and drives a power MOSFET. Unlike most regulators that have a common GND, this power supply has a common V+ and current is supplied from V- to GND. The MOSFET is connected to V and signal ground (GND) through a transformer which is used as an inductor for series switch mode regulation. An operational amplifier, voltage reference, comparator, and oscillator in the power supply controller IC are used to accomplished regulation by means of pulse width modulation. The transformer has two taps on the main winding which are used to generate the +16 volt and +24 volt supplies. It also has a secondary which is referenced to V- and supplies the power supply. Since the power supply is generating its own power, a special start up circuit is built into the power supply controller IC that delays start up until the capacitor which supplies the IC is charged up enough to furnish the current to start the power supply. This capacitor is charged with current through a high value resistor from the raw dc supply. This self sustaining action is why the power supply chirps when an overload or underload occurs. Additional secondaries to drive the horizontal raster shift circuit and the video amplifiers are also included in the power transformer. V The Load consists primarily of the horizontal flyback circuit. The power supply will not operate without the load since the voltage that sustains the power supply comes from a secondary in the power transformer and depends on some primary current to generate secondary current. W A +12V regulator is used to supply current, to all the control circuits in the monitor, with the exception of the power supply. Many of the control circuits are decoupled from the +12 volt line with a resistor or diode to minimize noise from common current loops. X The Over Voltage Protect circuit is built into the power supply and monitors the flyback transformer peak pulse voltage. This circuit will turn off the power supply and hold it off if the EHT exceeds its maximum rated value. Since excessive X-ray output occurs with excessive EHT, this circuit provides X-ray protection. Y The Fault Detector senses beam current and temperature. This circuit will activate the power supply shutdown circuit if either the maximum temperature is sensed or if the beam current becomes large enough to threaten the FBT. Z The Degaussing circuit is connected across the isolated AC line. A posistor is used to allow a large current to flow, in the degaussing coil, on power up. This current is then gradually reduced by the increased temperature of the positive temperature coefficient thermistor in the posistor. A relay is used to short the degaussing coil after the degaussing operation. This greatly reduces posistor residual current in the degaussing coil. When repairing a monitor, the degaussing coil should be unplugged, to avoid possible damage to the degaussing coil shorting relay. 14
XX93 Monitor Block Diagram.

GAME VIDEO RGB SYNC V. & H.
3
On Video Board. VIDEO

Interface A 3
G2290V G120V
2 For Dual Focus
VIDEO AMPS.
Bias
3 3 3 B
Beam
Current
Feedback C
CRT
H
BLANKING
F.B.P. V retrace Beam limit M. gain High temp. limit I
Auto Bright
VDY
G 3
H DY
EHT25KV
CRT AUTO BIAS IC

H. sync (FBP) V. sync CA3224E E
D Beam current buffer Program pulse Grid pulse Dynamic Focus used only on Dual Focus CRTs Horizontal Dynamic Focus H2
SYNC
Interface J 2
VERTICAL SYNC DELAY

F
Vs
VERTICAL OSCILLATOR
LA7851 K
VERTICAL CONTROL & OUTPUT

LA7838 I. V. Feedback L
+
G2 LA7851
V+ Vertical Dynamic EHT Focus H1 2
Hs
H. Pos.
HORIZONTAL CONTROL
Sync delay M V. Size & V. Ras. Pos.
H.
Driver
N PINCUSHION
H.
Output
O
FBT
P
REMOTE CONTROLS
(PCB) Q
HORIZONTAL Size Control

R
DIODE
Modulator
S Beam Current
+52V to +129V ISOLATION Transformer

(IN GAME)
VOLTAGE DOUBLER Raw DC 320V T

V-
LOAD
(VIDEO & DEFLECTION)
-200V
+12V +12V SWITCHING +16V Regulator REGULATOR +24-27V

Shutdown Sync U W Vertical Deflection Supply FBP
DEGAUSSING CIRCUIT Z
+24V
FAULT DETECTOR Y
OVER VOLTAGE PROTECT X
15
AA
Red Video Amp.
BB
Beam current Feedback Beam current Feedback Beam current Feedback
CC
800
DD
VIDEO BOARD
Chunghwa M41AGE13X47R(L)
EE
Product safety note:
FF
Components marked by the When replacing any of
HEAT SINK 378 +12V
GG
HH
II
JJ
KK
22-28V Vs .8Vpp 25,F7
LL
MM
NN
OO
Fil. TC11 Fil. Rtn. TC12 Screen Video Board
#2 FOCUS #1 FOCUS
800
PP
0VDC Hs 56V 28,D3
symbol on this schematic have special characteristics important to safety. these components, be sure to use the parts specified in the parts list.
Ramp Reset One Shot out Tr. R/C out Ramp Gen. Reset Ramp Slope Thermal Protection V. size Control 50/60Hz Vert. Drive Retrace Booster Vert. Out Boost GND
Green Video Amp. Blue Video Amp.
CRT
ARC PROTECT
TC9 iB OFF
LA7838
Vertical Deflection
377
Vertical Linearity Circuit

DECREASES TOP AND BOTTOM VERT. SIZE.
Red White
0
092
V. +12V
0
197
EHT
FLYBACK TRANSFORMER
0
092A
200K
412
200K PN2907A
413
B+G+R=
TC2 GND TC4 12V TC1 16V
Auto Bias
V Sync ABA
Beam Current Buffer
129V TC8
Horizontal 10K Size

RC5
481 GND
+12V
+16V
Drive
0 I
D5
409 422
1.0K.5W
341 +16V
1N4007
342
12-18VDC Hs Horizontal Drive 33Vpp 26,E7 Transformer
NO DVM Hs .8KVpp 27,G6
10
EHT
1/2W, CC 13 470
1
510 RC8
004
10
398
11
100pF 1N4007
196 382
12
13
Auto Bright
206
D5
5.5-6.4V Vs 3Vpp 21,D5
5-6VDC Vs 1.4Vpp 22,E5
5.5-6.5V Vs 1.4Vpp 23,F4
200K
371
200K
372
H
INCREASES TOP AND BOTTOM VERT. SIZE.
+ 100uF
338
2SC 4159
337
CPT1505
19 2 332 3 4
2SC5690
433
100
20 I11
520
TC7 Red TC5 Green TC 3 Blue
TC 10 TC 6
+12 V
SOCKET BOARD CONNECTOR (TC)
1N4007 0
088 090
Vertical Size Vertical Raster Position

RC3
RC 002
500
482
RC6
0
203
93.1K
375
3.3nF 100K .01uF

374
470uF
0
395
PN2222
411
PN2222
2,200pF 1
343
1N4007
435
V+ 0
452
9 8
FOCUS
#2 FOCUS
68.1K
085
750
486
1,000pF
369
68.1K 381A 382 1uF

401 393
28.0K
402
62K
098
6.8K PN2222 1
2 3 100B 099
1K
483
2.7K
392
100K
390
380 1.5-2.7V Vs 24Vpp 24,E4
373 1N4148 405
+24V
200 2W
340
1.2
434
SCREEN
12 Dynamic Focus 0 11
4.7
396
1N4148 406
NO PART
407
GND
GND
510
006
PN2222
100uF +
089
GND 93.1K
403
.1uF
397
NO PART
404 12-18VDC Vs 50Vpp 29,F6
7 5
V-
4 3 2
CPT1555
453
Beam
465
1.2, 1W
385
127K
388
1uF
391
FIL. Current 0 GND

524 & 525
127K
087
200K
CS=.45" 383
379
0 CS=.74
389
Horizontal 20K Position

GND +12V
RC7
+12V GND +12V GND
0
466
484 +12V
0
10 100A
100uF
209
GND 365K Vs 100uF +

376 11-12.4V 20, D5 5.5-6.5V Vs 1.2Vpp 19,D5 or
YC1 1,000uF 35V +

449
VRP
22K
384 Retrace Boost GND
Master Gain RC2
2.2M
363
127K
361
3.3nF .01uF
414 .1-.3VCD Vs 3.8Vpp 17,E5 4.5-5.3V Vs 5Vpp 16,E5
22K
370 .4VDC Hs .7Vpp 12,E5
390, 2W 12-18VDC Vs
421 3-5Vpp 31,F5 419F
419B 419E
426
1K
485 GND
.1uF
410
362
3.92K
418 5.4-6VDC 11, E5
10.8-12V 10, E6
YC2
419A 427
+12V
Remote Control
2.15K PCB 490 0
067
VERT. OSC.
4-6VDC Vs V V. osc. 2.8Vpp 18,D5 ADJ.
15.8K
408
VERTICAL DEFLECTION YOKE
3.92K
417
0
192
2SC3467
0
193
RAS. POS.
22K
420 189
Horizontal Raster Adj.

150 1/2W
425
VERTICAL BLANKING
6.8K
6.8K 0
211 251
062
PN2907A
6 7
1/2 LM393 210
250 1N4148 253
+16V
2-3VDC Vs 4Vpp 64,C4
0
295
RC4
RC1
20
18
367 VERTICAL
19
VERTICAL SYNC INPUT
18
VERTICAL OSCILLATOR DELAYED SYNC O/S VERTICAL OSC. O/S
17
16
V Ref. MULTIPLIER BIAS
15
3
212 4-7VDC Hs 4-9Vpp 61,B4
V+
14 GND
13
X-RAY PROTECT
12
+ comp.
11
0 TO 7 VDC +75V
0
191
4.7
185
S4 CPT1538 12mH
447 1N4007 512
270
2 3
+5
1
210
1/2 LM393
2.32.7V
H. S. +12V
415
FBP GND H. S.+12V
SR
0
188
424
1.8K
368 4.5-5.3V Vs 5Vpp 16,E5
+12V
+ 100uF
304 GND
1N4007
OUT IN GND 296 +
PS FBP V-
+24V +75V +70.5V +63V
V HYP
VFB
NO PART
HORIZONTAL BLANKING 077
248 GND
208
17
H SIZE
220uF
298
I BEAM +6V
1.8K
1K .047uF
207
7812
333
PICTURE Horizontal POSITION O/S SYNC INPUT
S2
SAW TOOTH TR . GENERATOR
LA7851 7
HORIZONTAL OSCILLATOR DISCHARGE
+6V
+63V
4.7
195
510
0
202 17 5
2.7K
I4
2
7.3-8.7V Hs 4Vpp 02,D6
5
3-4VDC Hs 1.4Vpp 05,E6
6
2.4-3.4VDC 0Vpp 06,E6
H. V+ 10
13
10.0K
022
4
1/4 LM324
14 510
033 021
100
1/2W 394
SL
423
S1 2,200pF 1KV
V+ 2.2M 2.2M 1.00M

504 510 511
1.8K
252
7.3-8.7V Vs -.2VDC Hs 4Vpp 03,D6 1.5Vpp 04,E6
3-7VDC Hs 5.5-6.3V Hs .2Vpp 07,E6 3.6Vpp 08,E6 14
5-6VDC Hs 7Vpp 09,E6
2.7K
336
12
10.0K
023
12K Hs 12.1K 56pF

352 3
330pF Hs IA 8.8K
I12 11
11
GND
100uF
026
507
PN2222A (CPQ1322) 2.15K
1.8K
I1 7.3VDC Hs 5.5Vpp 01,D6
I2
6.8K
I13
+ 1uF
347
.015uF 1N4937
080 081
270
093 0VDC Hs 56Vpp 63,D6
329
220uF
334
22K
I3
330pF
351
10K
I7
13
33K
I8
1K
I9
15
25K
I5 6,10
330pF
350 GND 1
4
FDH400 084 FDH400 086
078 072 GND
45K
I6
3.3nF
348
18
9.31K
H.Fo ADJ. 170 680 340 I14

I16 I15 +400Hz 16
15.8K High Temperature Or

037 +6V 12.1K 034 I BEAM 62K
Vs
GND
+
H. +12V
1uF
344
.01uF
346 345
3.3nF I10 + 1600Hz +800Hz ID IC
I PRA
416
IB
3 2
VIDEO GAIN LINE
100K 18
+129V H. S. +12V
62K
167A
S 412
260
T 105
244
U 604
245
604
076 4-7VDC Vs 5-9Vpp 62,B4
FBP GND +16V
173
Excessive Beam + 035 Current, Monitor Shut Down Circuit. 0 019 1/4 1 22K 2SA LM324 017 1371 033
100uF 25V
.33uF 1K
500 501
2SC3467
509
200K
514
1 CPT1556 2
518
4
3
84.5K
503
36K
505
330pF 4 500V GND

515
063
FBP GND
Video V+
+75V +63V FBP GND +16V +6V I BEAM
011
200K
I BEAM
200K
005
008 GND
0
502
HORIZONTAL YOKE YC4 YC3

446 Hs 69V or 70VDC 90Vpp 220Vpp 32,F6 Max. Min. H Size 445
909 464
+12V 258
109
PS FBP V-
H SIZE V HYP
FBP GND +12V
012
MPSA64 D
036
014
15.8K
020 7-10VDC 61, C2
V+ JA -0.58V 2.33K JB -1.11V 4.67K

J14 BZT03-D160 181 160Vz
1N4937 220uF 100V

182 +129V
+70.5V
VFB
+6V
064
FDH400 213
11.5-12.5V
+12V GND
1K 0
293 071
+6V I BEAM
+6V I BEAM
10uF 101.6K
J18 20
+70.5V + 100uF
100uF 0
198A
HORIZONTAL WIDTH CONTROL

H. S. +12V 0
194
15.8K
261
0
228
PN2222A
CPQ1322
10.0K
031
10.0K
1N4148
018
JE 220uF
250V 175 GND
120 +63V
118 +75V
170
10.0K
029
+16V
1N4937 1,000uF
9
6V
051 1/4 LM324
12V
+A EN
M GAIN
241
VC
75
066
1K
065
267
Beam Current Limiter Circuit.
T 180
GND
J1 1
FBP
1N4937
121
1N4937
122
1N4937
167
171 1 CPT1559 1567 2 +70.5V 8 5
2SA1371E 100K
113 112
GND
450
.33uF
082
10K
038
5 6
1/4 LM324 033
3.3K
Controls GIN 14
XRC5346A GR 15
GND
R IN 2
RR 1
BIN 7
BR 8
7.15K
366
7.15K
364
14
1/4 LM339 355
+ 9
15.8K
353
68.1K 15.8K
354 360 2.1-2.4VDC Hs 4.6Vpp 59,D6
529
+24V
GND 4
+12V
392K
050 5.6-6.2VDC Vs 2-3.6Vpp 33,B2
16.3-19VDC 55, E1 0 114A 6 6.5-7.5VDC 41,D1
6 3 4
200K
040
8
1K
357
1
INPUT
ERROR
1N4937
168 6V
1.5-2VDC 60,D6
10.6K
J5
A5
J 2.2
225
B5
20.0K
223
A5
4.7
243
K 0
218
20.0K
242
2.2
233
20.0K
231
0
221 +12V
13
1/4 LM339 355
11 10
1,000pF
110 JD +1.70V 3 5 6.5-7.5VDC
+15V 16 +17V 15
INPUT
14.8-18VDC
Parabolic Pincushion 3.92K
Correction
0
132
30
139
1N4937 9
141 12 166
10 0 533
FR205
142
3.3nF
358
260 2.2nF
150 J16
AMP. 2
INPUT
009
I BEAM
68.1K
097
Blooming correction.
15.8K
041
75.0
226
84.5
264
64.9
232
2.7K 3.92K
356
130
J15
JC +0.82V
4
88K
J4
.5-.8VDC
7
0
236
+6V
0
235 1N4148 271
0
266 1N4148 270 1N4148 268
PN2222
3.92K
272
200K .05VDC Vs,Hs

246 7V pp 58,C5
11K
148 2 J2
108
107
.1uF
124 V3-5VDC 5Vpp 52,F1 20
38.3K
J9 125
130
+24V
FBP GND +12V
3.3nF
126
H SIZE
56pF
16
PS FBP V-
FR205
Over COMP. Voltage 14 Protect } INPUT Output CONTROL & FAULT SENSE
5.5-6.8VDC
93.1K 3,300pF
1N4148
.1uF
010 GND 24V HS +12V
.01uF
054
62K
044
3.3K
042
PN2222
3.4-4.2VDC
23.2K 56pF
J3 .1-.5VDC
75
278
75
277
75
276
274
1.00M
J10 17
1.00M
134 18
30
275
412
273 GND +12V
255
104
8.06K 100K 6.8K

321 257
5
9 5.7-6.3VDC 3-4VDC 3Vpp 47,D2
4uS DELAY
PN2222
106
COMP. + OUTPUT
12 13
No DVM 300Vpp 40,G1

H SIZE
28.0K 44.2K 33K

043
3-6VDC 0.1VDC 1Vpp 51,F1
5 6
2 3
1/2 LM392
096
8
1/2 LM392
058
CPQ1304 14.7K
J11
15.8K
J12 12 510 136 13
8
0
281
M & N reverse Hs.
22K
323
.047uF
318 GND
200K
254 256
220uF 0
152
62K
143A
33.2K
J7
HEAT SINK
135
0
136A
+ 100uF 061
7
049
10K
055
6 Rx Osc. 7 Cx
12.1K
045
049
4
.01uF
047
6.8K
056 2-2.5VDC Hs 4.4Vpp 39,B3
1.8K 0
280
M 270 N
4 5 + 6 7 +
6.8K
0
283
3
1/4 LM339 355
322
33K
247
250V 144
36K
143B
Current SENSE
11
1-4VDC 12Vpp 50,E2
J8
200pF 1KV
138
10.0K
095
325
2.2nF
155
220uF
250V 163
0
114 7 8,14
3.3nF
102
DRIVE
10
18
133
0.33 2W
137
47 1/2W, CC
140
GND
75
288
75
286
75
284
0
328
326
M 270
330
1.8K
331
1/4 LM339
1
355
+24V 470, 1/2W 470 CC Relay 200V.5A

468
Inrush Current Limit

159
FR205 90K
156 J6
25@25C, 2A Posistor CPR0434 Black Wire. 3A Fuse

146
8 +7.5V REF. V- 9 XRC5184 J PRA

330pF
115 111 123
MPSA64 D 2,200pF
131
1N4007 116 127
VTP49, G1
LEGEND
0
177
.14-.16V
12
GND
100pF
129
220uF
128
0
176
No . LTR.No .X XYV X X-Y VDC
9
R
VC RED 4 INPUT
GND
270
GND GND 327
-240V
V-
J PRA PINS: 3,10,15, & 19
V0VDC Hs 27Vpp 57,F1 Measurements are taken with a white screen. Hs - 5uS/div. Vs - 2mS/div.
BOARD PART No. PART No. ON PRA. PRA PIN No.

DC VOLTAGE RANGE, { USING A DMM. USE V. or H. SYNC. AC VOLTS TEST POINT Peak to Peak ASS. REF. Measured with scope
CERONIX
SCALE NONE : DRAWN BY: F. H. DATE & REV.
158
CC2
G
292
B
BLUE VC INPUT 6
VC 3
VC GREEN 5 INPUT
VERTICAL VC SYNC 2
Vs
Hs VC HORIZONTAL 1 SYNC
.093" pin 162A
.093" pins Degaussing Connector 162
CC3
CC1
145 161
PC 120VAC PC 2 INPUT 1
X-Y VDC Sync. Vp-p TP-REF. WAVEFORM
CERONIX Model 1793-VGA Monitor Circuit.

CERONIX PART NO.
CAUTION! POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGES REFERENCED FROM V-. SCOPE GND MUST NOT BE CONNECTED TO GND AND V- AT THE SAME TIME.
20
AA
BB
CC
DD
EE
FF
GG
HH
II
JJ
KK
LL
MM
NN
+
1
16 13 9 6 Ro Go Bo BBL
11
10 +12V
3 - A BL
5 TTL
12
+ 100uF
CPR0432
100k@25C
91.4K J13
+1,000uF 1,000uF 169
8
033
0.1uF 250V
517
10
H. Linearity coil
FR307
440
3.3K
053
0 270
516 430 H. Linearity coil
150
1/2W 428
-Linear Pincushion Correction

5.6-6.2VDC Vs 1-1.7V 34,B2
CPT 1557
431
200pF
432
.01uF
1.6KV 441
12.1K
030
4VDC 20VDC Hs 30Vpp 200Vpp 35,H7 Max. Min. H Size
0.47uF
250V 444
0.47uF
250V 443
3.3K
052 4-19VDC Hs 27Vpp 36,J7
CPT1560
457
HER205 HER205
477 478
1N4937
462
50uH
458
.022uF 630V
437
.10
1W 475
.10
1W 476
0
454
2.7K
060
IRF520 0
094
510
461 460 0.8-7VDC Hs 12Vpp 38,J7
1nF 500V
463
470
1/2W 464
4VDC 20VDC Vs 11Vpp 15Vpp 37,I6 Max. Min. H Size
GND
3.3nF
057
2.7uF 100V
456
GND HORIZONTAL WIDTH DRIVE
13350 New Airport Road Auburn, California 95602 3/24/99-E5 03/06/02-E8
2/18/92
4/10/96-E1 9/30/96-E4
CPA4243, CPA4244
OO
PP
20
A
0, 001 002
B
Remote Connector
D
100K, 113 1371 112
0, 114A
E
392K, 529 0, 529A 115A 18, 133 0, 114
I
+
36K, 143B 220uF, 250V 144
J
NOTES NOTES
POWER Wire Tie, 145A CPS1753 145 VALUE PART No. 100 5%,1/4W CPR0364 47 5%,2W CPR0390 0 JUMPER CPR0050 0 JUMPER CPR0050 0 JUMPER CPR0050 0 JUMPER CPR0050 2SC4159E CPQ1307 2SC3467AE CPQ1308 Solder Connect + H Sync M41AGE13X47R CPP1726 69.5-70.5V DC. 70V DC. 31.5kHz 50/60Hz 60Hz Video Board CPA4216 Video Board CPA4219 Video Positive Analog 0.00-0.70V Power: 120VAC 394 394 419A 419B 419E 419F 420 420 IA CRT V+ Hf Vf Vf BD E5 E5 F5 F5 F5 F5 E5 E5 D6 SCH NN3 NN3 OO2 OO2 OO2 NN2 NN3 NN3 GG4
510, 004 CPS1804 + 22K, 017 3.92K,009 016 1371 008 4148, 018 007 + 100uF 035 15.8K, 020 510, 021 10.0K, 022 10.0K, 023 0, 032 10.0K, 031 0 019 003 200K, 005 510, 006 527 024 025 6.8K, 099
0, 132 62K, 143A 30,139 4937, 141 149 FR205, 142 200pF, 138 0, 533
47, CC,140
CPA4243
E E E E E E E E E E E E
.1uF 010 62K, 011 1K, 012 A64 036 10uF + 014 0, 015
JA JB JC & JD J PRA, 111

105 8.06K, 106 1nF 110 3.3nF 108 4007, 116
56pF 107 56pF 104
Power Supply Control 1.00M, 134 2.2nF 131 4148, 130 + A64 220uF 128 93.1K,126 200K, 109 .1uF 124 3.3nF 125 330pF 123 4937, 122 4937, 121 0, 191
.33, 2W, 137
100pF 129
0, 531
0, 152
151
127
12.1K, 034
0, 165A
62K, 098
C5184 + 100uF, 118
0, 100A
039
205
381
0, 088 4007, 090
0, 204 0, 203 0, 202
4.7, 185
0, 200
0, 184
100K, 173
183
+ 119 198 199 0,197 379 2222 22K, 384 384A 1.2,1W, 385 4007, 196 100K, 382 + 200K,383 470uF 50V 380
0, 193 0, 192
0, 186
0, 222
1.0K, 208 47nF,207
399
0, 389
0 400
378 127K, 388 100K, 390 1uF 391
84.5K, 503 1.00M,504 0,452 36K, 505 506 507 2.2nF, 1KV
291 290 75.0, 288 237 220 287 239 75.0, 286 238 285 240 75.0, 284 282 0,266 0, 281 0, 280 4.7, 243 84.5, 264 75.0, 278 263 75.0, 277 262 75.0, 276 15.8K, 261 105, 244 412, 260 30, 275 604, 245 464, 258 2222 274 3.92K, 272 309 412, 273 200K, 246 100K, 257 319 200K, 256 33K, 247 47nF,318 1.8K, 248 2222 2222 6.8K, 250 0, 365 6.8K, 251 1.8K, 252
68.1K, 393 2.7K, 392
150, 425
510, 423
4.7, 396
0, 422
200K, 413 200K, 412
419E
3.92K, 417 3.92K, 418 419A 419F
0, 228 20.0K, 231 64.9, 232 2.2, 233 234 0, 235 0, 236 (CPS1752)
241
230
12mH CPT1538 447
470, .5W, CC 520
397
270, 424
2.2M, .25W 510 2.2M , .25W 511
250V
4007, 512
.5W
12.1K,030 10.0K, 051 10.0K, 029 3.3K, 052 3.3K, 042 33K, 043 3.3K, 050 3.3K, 053 68.1K, 097 62K, 044 .01uF, 054 28.0K,096 LM392 12.1K, 045 10K, 055 10.0K, 095 049 .01uF, 047 6.8K, 056 0, 094 046 3.3nF,057 270, 093 44.2K, 058 + 0, 048 100uF 100uF 2.7K, 060 + 2.15K, 062 061 .33uF 089 .015uF, 18, 063 081 082 909, 064 4937, 080 2222-Mot. 071 2.15K, 078 1K, 065 072 75, 066 077 2222-Mot. 604, 076 0,067 0, 068 206 12 pin video board connector. 075 CPS1757 070 074 + 0, 217 100uF 219 209 LM393 H400, 213 0, 210 221 212 0, 218 2907 20.0K, 223 20.0K,242 224 2.2, 225 75.0, 226 227 C5346A 0, 083 0, 092 0, 092A H400,084 68.1K, 085 400, 086 127K, 087 0, 215 0, 216 0, 214 0, 211 4148,253
25
154
15.8K, 041
10
+ 100uF, 120
CPM2123, 135 4937, 170 4937, 169 171A 0, 172 + 1,000uF 35V 4937, 168 4937, 167 + CPC1112 220uF, 100V 182 62K, 167A 153
2.2nF 155
027 028
101
Retighten nut after wave soldering.
under heat sink.
220uF, 250V 163
147
15.8K, 037 10K, 038 200K, 040
033
+ 100uF 026
103 3.3nF 102
115
136A Jumper
Wired for; 120VAC, 50-60Hz
LM324
2.2nF
0, 136A
FR205, 148
CPQ1304 136
CPT1559 OR CPT1567
166
0, 165
0, 164
150
3A-T FUSE 146
2222 5
4.7 195
0, 198A
100B 201
+
220uF, 250V 175
Black Wire
CL200, 159 Degaussing Conn. 162 161 .093" PINS 1 162A .093" PIN 3 2 157 POSISTOR CPR0434 120-230V, 14 158
0, 117 0, 195A
22K, 189
171 0, 190
0, 194
FR205, 156
0, 188
0, 178
0, 177
0, 176
387 0, 187
BZT03, 181
Blue Wires
472
3.3nF 381A
0, 526
0, 525
CPM 2121 2122
452
1,000uF 35V 449
1,000uF
0,
+ + 35V
CPR 0432
180 451
0, 524
390, 2W, 421
+ 100uF 267
Residual Current
150
0, 293
0, 283
330pF 350 3.3nF 348
330pF, 351
.01uF
68.1K, 354 15.8K, 353
2.2nF,343
1uF 347 + 220uF 334
4007, 342
0, 454
3.3nF 345 335
+ 1uF 344
0, 473
442
518
294
0, 314
317 320 6.8K, 321 6.8k, 322 22K, 323
1.8K, 325 270, 326 270, 327 0, 328 270, 330 1.8K, 331
+ 220uF 298
311
310
308
301
302
300
312
307
4007,333
2.7K, 336
200pF 432
LM339 355
12.1K, 329
CPT1557 H. Lin. Coil 431
10,000pF 3%, 1.6KV Label; W - H 103 H 441 TF307, 440 2SC5690, 433
517
510, 461 4937, 462 1nF 463
3.3nF, 358 1K, 357 2.7K, 356
IA Horizontal Control IB
352 56pF +
IC
346
ID
416 I PRA
430
270,516 .1uF 250V
428
465 0 Jumper
7 Pin Video Input Conn.
6 5 4 292 3 2 1 0
419B
.5W 0
.47uF, 200V 443 Label; W - F 474 J
H. Dynamic Focus Transformer CPT1556
1/2W, CC 470, 470
4148, 268 4148, 270 4148, 271
.47uF, 200V 444 Label; W - F 474 J
0, 466
DEGAUSSING
1nF, 369 1uF 374 401 .01uF 28.0K, 402 2222 373 93.1K, 403 200K, 372 404 200K, 371 4148, 405 409 2907 22K, 370 4148, 406 1.8K, 368 407 18, 367 411 15.8K, 408 7.15K, 366 .1uF, 410 255 CPC1058 7.15K, 364 2.2M, 363 LA7851 365K, 362 259 415 127K, 361 3.3nF 414 15.8K, 360 2222
4
0, 395
100uF + 376 93.1K, 375
377 LA7838
450 500 0.33uF 1K, 501 + 0, 502 448 0, 508
0, 523
0, 522 0, 521
100pF,398 394 .1uF
509 C3467
420
R S2 S
Yoke Connector .093" Pins 445 426 427 446
FBT: 453 200K, 514 330pF, 500V 515
FBT: Meritron CT-8819, CPT1555
468
RELAY
6
470 .5W
2.7uF, 100V 456
313
0, 297
7812, 296 0, 295
+ 100uF 304
303
305
315 316
306 H. Drive, CPT1505 332 339 349
0. 324
C4159 337 + 100uF 338
1K, .5W 341 200, 2W 340
0, 480 1.2, 434 4007, 435
.022uF, 630V 437 .10,1W HER205 475 477 436 .10,1W HER205 476 478 439
IRF520 464 460 50uH CPT1511
CPT1560
457
458 CPA4243 Hf = 31.5kHz Vf = 50/60Hz CPA4244 Hfo = 31.5kHz Vf = 60Hz
7
Model 1793-VGA
A
21
J
21
CPA4244
F F F F F F F F F F F
AA
Red Video Amp.
BB
CC
800
DD
VIDEO BOARD
EE
Product safety note:
FF
Components marked by the When replacing any of
HEAT SINK 378 +12V
GG
HH
II
JJ
KK
22-28V Vs .8Vpp 25,F7
LL
MM
NN
OO
Fil. TC11 Fil. Rtn. TC12 Screen Video Board
#2 FOCUS #1 FOCUS
800
PP
0VDC Hs 56V 28,D3
symbol on this schematic have special characteristics important to safety. these components, be sure to use the parts specified in the parts list.
Ramp Reset One Shot out Tr. R/C out Ramp Gen. Reset Ramp Slope Thermal Protection V. size Control 50/60Hz Vert. Drive Retrace Booster Vert. Out Boost GND
Green Video Amp. Blue Video Amp.
CRT
ARC PROTECT
TC9 iB OFF
LA7838
Vertical Deflection
377

Red White
0
092
V. +12V
0
197
EHT
FLYBACK TRANSFORMER
0
092A
200K
412
200K PN2907A
413
B+G+R=
129V TC8
TC2 GND TC4 12V TC1 16V
Auto Bias
V Sync ABA
Beam Current Buffer
Horizontal 10K Size

RC5
481 GND
+12V
+16V
Drive
0 I
D5
409 422
1.0K.5W
341 +16V
1N4007
342
12-18VDC Hs Horizontal Drive 33Vpp 26,E7 Transformer
10
EHT
1/2W, CC 13 470
1
510 RC8
004
10
398
11
100pF 1N4007
382 196
12
13
Auto Bright
206
D5
5.5-6.4V Vs 3Vpp 21,D5
5.5-6.5V Vs 1.4Vpp 23,F4
200K
371
200K
372
H
+ 100uF
338
2SC 4159
337
CPT1505
19 2 332 3 4
2SC5690
433
100
20 I11
520
TC 10 TC 6
+12 V
SOCKET BOARD CONNECTOR (TC)
1N4007 0
088 090
Vertical Size Vertical Raster Position

RC3
RC 002
500
482
RC6
0
203
93.1K
375
3.3nF 100K .01uF

374
470uF
0
395
PN2222
411
PN2222
2,200pF 1
343
1N4007
435
V+ 0
452
9 8
FOCUS
#2 FOCUS
68.1K
085
750
486
1,000pF
369
68.1K 381A 382 1uF

401 393
28.0K
402
62K
098
6.8K PN2222 1
2 3 100B 099
1K
483
2.7K
392
100K
390
380 1.5-2.7V Vs 24Vpp 24,E4
373 1N4148
+24V
200 2W
340
1.2
434
SCREEN
4.7
396
GND
1N4148 406 407
GND
510
006
PN2222
100uF +
089
GND 93.1K
403
.1uF
397
405
404 12-18VDC Vs 50Vpp 29,F6
7 5
V-
4 3 2
CPT1555
453
Beam
465
1.2, 1W
385
127K
388
1uF
391
FIL. Current 0 GND

524 & 525
127K
087
200K
CS=.45" 383
379
0 CS=.74
389
Horizontal 20K Position

GND +12V
RC7
+12V GND +12V GND
0
466
484 +12V
Open
3-5Vpp 31,F5
0
10 100A
100uF
209
GND 365K Vs 100uF +

376 11-12.4V 20, D5 5.5-6.5V Vs 1.2Vpp 19,D5 or
22K
384 Retrace Boost GND
Master Gain RC2
2.2M
363
127K
361
.01uF 3.3nF
414 .1-.3VCD Vs 3.8Vpp 17,E5 4.5-5.3V Vs 5Vpp 16,E5
22K
370 .4VDC Hs .7Vpp 12,E5
1K
485 GND
.1uF
410
362
3.92K
418 5.4-6VDC 11, E5
10.8-12V 10, E6
1,000uF 35V +
449
VRP
390, 2W 12-18VDC Vs
421
0
419F
419B
0
419E
YC1
426
Open
419A
YC2
427
+12V
Remote Control
2.15K PCB 490 0
067
VERT. OSC.
4-6VDC Vs V V. osc. 2.8Vpp 18,D5 ADJ.
15.8K
408
3.92K
417
0
192
2SC3467
0
193
RAS. POS.
22K
420 189
Horizontal Raster Adj.

150 1/2W
425
VERTICAL BLANKING
6.8K
6.8K 0
211 251
062
PN2907A
6 7
1/2 LM393 210
250 1N4148 253
+16V
0
295
RC4
RC1
20
18
367 VERTICAL
19
VERTICAL SYNC INPUT
18
VERTICAL OSCILLATOR DELAYED SYNC O/S VERTICAL OSC. O/S
17
16
V Ref. MULTIPLIER BIAS
15
3
212 4-7VDC Hs 4-9Vpp 61,B4
V+
14 GND
13
X-RAY PROTECT
12
+ comp.
11
0 TO 7 VDC +80V
0
191
4.7
185
S4 CPT1538 12mH
447 1N4007 512
270
2 3
+5
1
210
1/2 LM393
2.32.7V
H. S. +12V
415
FBP GND H. S.+12V
SR
0
188
424
1.8K
368 4.5-5.3V Vs 5Vpp 16,E5
+12V
+ 100uF
304 GND
1N4007
OUT IN GND 296 +
PS FBP V-
V HYP
+24V +80V V+ +67V
VFB
NO PART
HORIZONTAL BLANKING 077
248 GND
208
17
H SIZE
220uF
298
I BEAM +6V
1.8K
1K .047uF
207
7812
333
PICTURE Horizontal POSITION O/S SYNC INPUT
S2
LA7851 7
HORIZONTAL OSCILLATOR DISCHARGE
+6V
+67V
4.7
195
510
0
202 17 5
2.7K
I4
2
7.3-8.7V Hs 4Vpp 02,D6
5
6
2.4-3.4VDC 0Vpp 06,E6
H. V+ 10
13
10.0K
022
4
1/4 LM324
14 510
033 021
100
1/2W 394
SL
423
S1 2,200pF 1KV
V+ 2.2M 2.2M 1.00M

504 510 511
1.8K
252
7.3-8.7V Vs -.2VDC Hs 4Vpp 03,D6 1.5Vpp 04,E6
5-6VDC Hs 7Vpp 09,E6 336
12
10.0K
023
12K Hs 12.1K 56pF

352 3
330pF Hs IA 8.8K
I12 11
11
GND
100uF
026
507
PN2222A (CPQ1322) 2.15K
1.8K
I1 7.3VDC Hs 5.5Vpp 01,D6
I2
6.8K
I13
+ 1uF
347
270 1N4937
080 VIDEO GAIN LINE 081 093 0VDC Hs 56Vpp 63,D6
329
220uF
334
22K
I3
330pF
351
10K
I7
13
33K
I8
1K
I9
15
25K
I5 6,10
330pF
350 GND 1
4
FDH400 084 FDH400 086
078 072 GND
45K
I6
3.3nF
348
18
9.31K
H.Fo ADJ. 170 680 340 I14

I16 I15 +400Hz 16
15.8K High Temperature Or

037 +6V 12.1K 034 I BEAM 62K
Vs
GND
+
H. +12V
1uF
344
.01uF
346 345
3.3nF I10 + 1600Hz +800Hz ID IC
I PRA
416
IB
3 2
100K 18
+129V H. S. +12V
62K
167A
S 412
260
T 105
244
U 604
245
604
076 4-7VDC Vs 5-9Vpp 62,B4
FBP GND +16V
173
Excessive Beam + 035 Current, Monitor Shut Down Circuit. 0 019 1/4 1 22K 2SA LM324 017 1371 033
100uF 25V
.33uF 1K
500 501
2SC3467
509
200K
514
1 CPT1556 2
518
4
3
93.1K
503 505
330pF 4 500V GND

515
063
FBP GND
Video V+
+80V +67V FBP GND +16V +6V I BEAM
011
200K
I BEAM
200K
005
008 GND
0
502
HORIZONTAL YOKE YC4 YC3

446 Hs 69V or 70VDC 90Vpp 220Vpp 32,F6 Max. Min. H Size 445
909 464
+12V 258
109
PS FBP V-
H SIZE V HYP
FBP GND +12V
012
MPSA64 D
036
014
15.8K
020 7-10VDC 61, C2
V+ JA -0.52V 2.33K JB -1.05V 4.67K

J14 BZT03-D160 181 160Vz
1N4937 220uF 100V

182 +129V
V+
VFB
+6V
064
FDH400 213
11.5-12.5V
+12V GND
1K 0
293 071
+6V I BEAM
+6V I BEAM
10uF 101.6K
J18 20
V+ + 100uF
100uF 0
198A

H. S. +12V 0
194
15.8K
261
0
228
PN2222A
CPQ1322
10.0K
031
10.0K
1N4148
018
JE 220uF
250V 175 GND
120 +67V
118 +80V
170
10.0K
029
+16V
1N4937 1,000uF
9
6V
051 1/4 LM324
12V
+A EN
- A BL
VC
75
066
1K
065
267
Beam Current Limiter Circuit.
T 180
GND
J1 1
FBP
1N4937
121
1N4937
122
1N4937
167
171 1 CPT1559 1567 2 V+ 8 5
2SA1371E 100K
113 112
GND
450
.33uF
082
10K
038
5 6
1/4 LM324 033
3.3K
Controls GIN 14
XRC5346A GR 15
241
GND
R IN 2
RR 1
BIN 7
BR 8
7.15K
366
7.15K
364
14
1/4 LM339 355
+ 9
15.8K
353
68.1K 15.8K
354 360 2.1-2.4VDC Hs 4.6Vpp 59,D6
529
+24V
GND 4
+12V
050 5.6-6.2VDC Vs 2-3.6Vpp 33,B2
16.3-19VDC 55, E1 0 114A 6 6.5-7.5VDC 41,D1
6 3 4
200K
040
8
1K
357
1
INPUT
ERROR
1N4937
168 6V
1.5-2VDC 60,D6
10.6K
J5
A5
J
225
B5
20.0K
223
A5
243
K 0
218
20.0K
242
233
20.0K
231
0
221 +12V
13
1/4 LM339 355
11 10
1,000pF
110 JD +1.70V 3 5 6.5-7.5VDC
+15V 16 +17V 15
INPUT
14.8-18VDC
Parabolic Pincushion 3.92K
Correction
0
132
30
139
1N4937 9
141 12 166
10/11 10 0 533 533/532
FR205
142
3.3nF
358
260 2.2nF
150 J16
AMP. 2 3
009
I BEAM
75.0
226
84.5
264
232
2.7K 3.92K
356
130
J15
JC +0.82V
4
88K
J4
.5-.8VDC
7
0
236
+6V
0
235 1N4148 271
0
266 1N4148 270 1N4148 268
PN2222
3.92K
272
200K .05VDC Vs,Hs

246 7V pp 58,C5
11K
148 2 J2
108
107
.1uF
124 V3-5VDC 5Vpp 52,F1 20
38.3K
J9 125
130
+24V
FBP GND +12V
3.3nF
126
H SIZE
56pF
16
PS FBP V-
FR205
INPUT Over COMP. Voltage 14 Protect } INPUT Output CONTROL & FAULT SENSE
68.1K
097
Blooming correction.
041 030
5.5-6.8VDC
84.5K 3,300pF
1N4148
.1uF
010 GND 24V HS +12V
.01uF
054
62K
044
042
PN2222
3.4-4.2VDC
23.2K 56pF
J3 .1-.5VDC
75
278
75
277
75
276
274
1.00M
J10 17
1.00M
134 18
30
275
412
273 GND +12V
255
104
5
9 5.7-6.3VDC 3-4VDC 3Vpp 47,D2
4uS DELAY
100K 6.8K
321 257
PN2222
106
105
COMP. + OUTPUT
12 13
No DVM 300Vpp 40,G1

H SIZE
28.0K 44.2K 33K

043
5 6
2 3
1/2 LM392
096
8
1/2 LM392
058
CPQ1304 14.7K
J11
15.8K
J12 12 510 136 13
8
0
281
M & N reverse Hs.
22K
323
.047uF
318 GND
200K
254 256
220uF 0
152
62K
143A
33.2K
J7
HEAT SINK
135
0
136A
+ 100uF 061
7
049
10K
055
6 Rx Osc. 7 Cx
12.1K
045
049
4
.01uF
047
6.8K
056 2-2.5VDC Hs 4.4Vpp 39,B3
1.8K 0
280
M 270 N
4 5 + 6 7 +
6.8K
0
283
3
1/4 LM339 355
322
33K
247
250V 144
36K
143B
Current SENSE
11
1-4VDC 12Vpp 50,E2
J8
200pF 1KV
138
10.0K
095
325
2.2nF
155
220uF
250V 163
0
114 7 8,14
3.3nF
102
DRIVE
10
18
133
0.33 2W
137
47 1/2W, CC
140
GND
75
288
75
286
75
284
0
328
326
M 270
330
1.8K
331
1/4 LM339
1
355
+24V 470, 1/2W 470 CC Relay 200V.5A

468
Inrush Current Limit

159
FR205 90K
156 J6
25@25C, 2A Posistor CPR0434 Black Wire. 3A Fuse

146
8 +7.5V REF. V- 9 XRC5184 J PRA

330pF
115 111 123
MPSA64 D 2,200pF
131
1N4007 116 127
VTP49, G1
LEGEND
0
177
.14-.16V
12
GND
100pF
129
220uF
128
0
176
No . LTR.No .X XYV X X-Y VDC
9
R
VC RED 4 INPUT
GND
270
GND GND 327
-230V
V-
J PRA PINS: 3,10,15, & 19
V0VDC Hs 27Vpp 57,F1 Measurements are taken with a white screen. Hs - 5uS/div. Vs - 2mS/div.

DC VOLTAGE RANGE, { USING A DMM. USE V. or H. SYNC. AC VOLTS TEST POINT Peak to Peak ASS. REF. Measured with scope
CERONIX
SCALE NONE : DRAWN BY: F. H. DATE & REV.
158
CC2
G
292
B
BLUE VC INPUT 6
VC 3
VC GREEN 5 INPUT
VERTICAL VC SYNC 2
Vs
Hs VC HORIZONTAL 1 SYNC
.093" pin 162A
.093" pins Degaussing Connector 162
CC3
CC1
145 161
PC 120VAC PC 2 INPUT 1
CERONIX Model 1793-SVGA Monitor Circuit.

CERONIX PART NO.
CAUTION! POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGES REFERENCED FROM V-. SCOPE GND MUST NOT BE CONNECTED TO GND AND V- AT THE SAME TIME.
22
AA
BB
CC
DD
EE
FF
GG
HH
II
JJ
KK
LL
MM
NN
+
1
16 13 9 6 Ro Go Bo BBL
11
10 +12V
5 TTL
12 M GAIN
+ 100uF
CPR0432
100k@25C
91.4K J13
+1,000uF 1,000uF 169
8
033
0.1uF 250V
517
10
FR607 0
430 440 1/2W 428
3.3K
053
270
516 H. Linearity coil

5.6-6.2VDC Vs 1-1.7V 34,B2
200pF
432 431
1.6KV 441
1.6KV
4VDC 20VDC Hs 30Vpp 200Vpp 35,H7 Max. Min. H Size 442
0.47uF
200V 444 250V 443
3.3K
052 4-19VDC Hs 27Vpp 36,J7 457
HER205 HER205
477 478
1N4937
462
50uH
458
.022uF 630V
437
.10
1W 475
.10
1W 476
0
454
2.7K
060
IRF520 0
094
510
461 460 0.8-7VDC Hs 12Vpp 38,J7
1nF 500V
463
470
1/2W 464
GND
3.3nF
057
2.7uF 100V
456
GND HORIZONTAL WIDTH DRIVE
13350 New Airport Road Auburn, California 95602 3/24/99-E5 03/06/02-E8
2/18/92
4/10/96-E1 9/30/96-E4
CPA4247, CPA4250
OO
PP
22
A
0, 001 002
B
Remote Connector
D
100K, 113 1371 112
0, 114A
E
529 0, 529A 115A 18, 133 0, 114
G
0, 132 30,139 149 200pF, 138 532 47, CC,140 0, 531 100pF 129 .33, 2W, 137 4937, 141 533
H
62K, 143A 36K, 143B FR205, 142
I
+
220uF, 250V 144
J
NOTES
POWER Wire Tie, 145A CPS1753 145 VALUE PART No. 12.1K 1%,1/4W CPR0144 20.0K 1%,1/4W CPR0153 15.8K 1%,1/4W CPR0145 20.0K 1%,1/4W CPR0153 6.8K 1%,1/4W CPR0013 CPR0024 3.3K 1%,1/4W CPC1027 6.8nF, 100V CPC1040 .015uF, 250V 20.0K 1%,1/4W CPR0153 3.92K 1%,1/4W CPR0140 7.15K 1%,1/4W CPR0142 CPR0000 2.2 5%,1/4W CPR0050 0 JUMPER CPR0000 2.2 5%,1/4W 4.7 5%,1/4W CPR0003 CPR0050 0 JUMPER 1.21K 1%,1/4W CPR0134 169K 1%,1/4W CPR0146 100K 5%,1/4W CPR0019 470 5%,1/2W CPR0365 150 5%,1/2W CPR0367 LIN. INDUCTOR CPT1557 LIN. INDUCTOR CPT1565 CPC1055 8.2nF 1.6KV CPC1057 1.0nF, 1.6KV 8.2nF 1.6KV CPC1055 CPC1057 1.0nF, 1.6KV CPC1050 .47uF, 250V CPC1056 .39uF, 250V 100uH INDUCT. CPT1560 70uH INDUCT. CPT1564 73.2K 1%,1/4W CPR0151 84.5K 1%,1/4W CPR0158 294K 1%,1/4W CPR0170 392K 1%,1/4W CPR0179 CPR0050 0 JUMPER CPR0050 0 JUMPER M41AGE13X47R CPP1726 M41QCJ761X172 CPP1727 72.5V DC. 72-73V DC. 77.5V DC. 77-78V DC. 38kHz 35.2kHz 60Hz 56Hz Video Board CPA4248 Video Board CPA4251 Video Positive Analog 0.00-0.70V Power: 120VAC 030 030 041 041 042 042 081 081 105 106 106 225 225 243 243 336 336 404 407 428 428 431 431 441 441 442 442 443 443 457 457 503 503 529 529 532 533 CRT CRT V+ V+ Hf Hf Vf Vf BD C2 C2 A2 A2 B2 B2 B3 B3 D2 D2 D2 A5 A5 B5 B5 E6 E6 E5 E5 F6 F6 F6 F6 H6 H6 H6 H6 H6 H6 I7 I7 G4 G4 E1 E1 G1 G1 SCH NN7 NN7 NN7 NN7 NN7 NN7 BB4 BB4 HH8 GG8 GG8 AA7 AA7 BB7 BB7 KK4 KK4 KK1 JJ1 OO6 OO6 OO6 OO6 PP6 PP6 PP6 PP6 PP7 PP7 OO7 OO7 OO4 OO4 GG6 GG6 KK7 KK7
CPA4247
G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G
510, 004 CPS1804 + 22K, 017 3.92K,009 016 1371 008 007 0 019 003 200K, 005 510, 006 527 024 025 6.8K, 099
.1uF 010 62K, 011 1K, 012 A64 036 10uF + 014 0, 015
JA JB JC & JD J PRA, 111

1nF 110 3.3nF 108 4007, 116
56pF 107 56pF 104
12.1K, 034
0, 165A
62K, 098
C5184 + 100uF, 118
2.2nF 155
0, 100A
039
205
381
0, 088 4007, 090
0, 204 0, 203 0, 202
4.7, 185
0, 200
0, 184
100K, 173
183
+ 119 198 199 0,197 379 2222 22K, 384 384A 1.2,1W, 385 4007, 196 100K, 382 + 200K,383 470uF 50V 380
0, 193 0, 192
0, 186
0, 215 0, 216 0, 214
0, 526
452
070 0, 222
0, 525
0, 211
1.0K, 208 47nF,207
0, 221
H400, 213 0, 218 20.0K,242
LM393 210
0, 389
0 400
503 1.00M,504 0,452 36K, 505 506 507 2.2nF, 1KV
219
399
075 074 0, 217
12 pin video board connector. CPS1757 + 100uF 209 212 2907
3.3nF 381A
10.0K, 051 3.3K, 052 042 33K, 043 3.3K, 050 3.3K, 053 62K, 044 .01uF, 054 LM392 12.1K, 045 10K, 055 049 .01uF, 047 6.8K, 056 046 3.3nF,057 44.2K, 058 0, 048 100uF 2.7K, 060 + 2.15K, 062 061 .33uF 18, 063 081 082 909, 064 4937, 080 2222-Mot. 071 2.15K, 078 1K, 065 072 75, 066 077 2222-Mot. 604, 076 0,067 0, 068 206
10.0K, 029 68.1K, 097 28.0K,096 10.0K, 095 0, 094 270, 093 + 100uF 089
0, 191
4937, 169 171A 0, 172 + 1,000uF 35V 22K, 189 171 0, 190 4937, 168 4937, 167 + CPC1112 220uF, 100V 182
153
100uF, 120
4937, 170
62K, 167A
FR205, 156
030
154
041
027 028
101
10
330pF 123 4937, 122 4937, 121
Retighten nut after wave soldering. CPM2123, 135
under heat sink.
147
15.8K, 037 10K, 038 200K, 040
103 3.3nF 102
115
3.3nF 125
136A Jumper
Wired for; 120VAC, 50-60Hz
+ 100uF 4148, 018 035 15.8K, 020 510, 021 10.0K, 022 LM324 10.0K, 023 + 033 0, 032 100uF 026 10.0K, 031
105 106
Power Supply Control 1.00M, 134 2.2nF 131 4148, 130 + A64 220uF 128 93.1K,126 200K, 109 .1uF 124
0, 152
151
127
FR205, 148
CPQ1304 136 0, 136A
CPT1559 OR CPT1567
166
0, 165
0, 164
150
3A-T FUSE 146
+
220uF, 250V 163
2.2nF
2222 5
4.7 195
0, 198A
100B 201
+
220uF, 250V 175
Black Wire
CL200, 159 Degaussing Conn. 162 161 .093" PINS 1 162A .093" PIN 3 2 157 POSISTOR CPR0434 120-230V, 14 158
0, 083
0, 117 0, 195A
0, 194
0, 092 0, 092A
H400,084 68.1K, 085 400, 086 127K, 087
0, 188
BZT03, 181
Blue Wires
472
0, 178
0, 177
0, 176
387 0, 187
CPM 2121 2122 378
1,000uF 35V 449
1,000uF + 35V 450
0,
CPR 0432
0, 524
180 451
0, 523
291 290 75.0, 288 237 220 287 239 75.0, 286 238 285 240 75.0, 284 282 0,266 0, 281 0, 280 84.5, 264 243 75.0, 278 263 75.0, 277 262 75.0, 276 15.8K, 261 105, 244 412, 260 30, 275 604, 245 464, 258 2222 274 3.92K, 272 309 412, 273 200K, 246 100K, 257 319 200K, 256 33K, 247 47nF,318 1.8K, 248 2222 2222 6.8K, 250 0, 365 6.8K, 251 1.8K, 252
68.1K, 393 2.7K, 392
100,.5W,394
4007, 512
150, 425
510, 423
4.7, 396
200K, 413 200K, 412
2222
3467 420 0, 419E 3.92K, 417 3.92K, 418
0, 422
0, 228 20.0K, 231 64.9, 232 2.2, 233 234 0, 235 0, 236 (CPS1752)
C5346A 241
230
12mH CPT1538 447
470, .5W, CC 520
397
270, 424
2.2M, .25W 510 2.2M , .25W 511
.5W
20.0K, 223 224 225 75.0, 226 227
390, 2W, 421
+ 100uF 267
Residual Current
0, 293
443
0, 283
330pF 350 3.3nF 348
330pF, 351
.01uF
68.1K, 354 15.8K, 353
2.2nF,343
1uF 347 + 220uF 334
4007, 342
0, 454
3.3nF 345 335
+ 1uF 344
0, 473
442
518
517 441 H. Lin. Coil 431 200pF 432 FR 607 440 .022uF, 630V 437 .10,1W HER205 475 477 436 .10,1W HER205 476 478 439
510, 461 4937, 462 1nF 463
3.3nF, 358 1K, 357 2.7K, 356
IA Horizontal Control IB
352 56pF +
IC
346
ID
416 I PRA
430 428
270,516 .1uF 250V
465 0 Jumper
7 Pin Video Input Conn.
6 5 4 292 3 2 1 0
H. Dynamic Focus Transformer CPT1556
1/2W, CC 470, 470
4148, 268 4148, 270 4148, 271
.47uF, 200V 444 Label; W - F 474 J
0, 466
DEGAUSSING
1nF, 369 1uF 374 401 .01uF 28.0K, 402 2222 373 93.1K, 403 200K, 372 404 200K, 371 4148, 405 409 2907 22K, 370 4148, 406 1.8K, 368 407 18, 367 411 15.8K, 408 7.15K, 366 .1uF, 410 255 CPC1058 7.15K, 364 2.2M, 363 LA7851 365K, 362 259 415 127K, 361 3.3nF 414 15.8K, 360 4148,253
25 4
0, 395
100uF + 376 93.1K, 375
377 LA7838
100pF,398 .1uF
250V
127K, 388 100K, 390 1uF 391
500 0.33uF 1K, 501 + 0, 502 448 0, 508
0, 522 0, 521
509 C3467
FBT: 453
S4
426 427
SL
446
200K, 514 330pF, 500V 515
Yoke Connector .093" Pins 445
FBT: Meritron CT-8819, CPT1555
468
RELAY
0, 419F
6
470 .5W
LM339 355
12.1K, 329 4007,333
294
0, 314
317 320 6.8K, 321 6.8k, 322 22K, 323
1.8K, 325 270, 326 270, 327 0, 328 270, 330 1.8K, 331
+ 220uF 298
311
336
2.7uF, 100V 456
310
308
301
302
300
312
307
313
2SC5690, 433
IRF520 464 460 50uH CPT1511
0, 297
7812, 296 0, 295
+ 100uF 304
303
305
315 316
306 H. Drive, CPT1505 332 339 349
0. 324
C4159 337 + 100uF 338
1K, .5W 341 120, 2W 340
0, 480 1.2, 434 4007, 435
457
458 CPA4247 Hf = 38kHz Vf = 60Hz CPA4250 Hf = 35.2kHz Vf = 56Hz
7
Model 1793-SVGA
A
23
J
23
CPA4250
H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H
QQ
RR
811 18 3
SS
TT
16V 120V
UU
VV
WW
XX
YY
Socket Board PCB 800
ZZ
971 From Main PCB CC1
Red Video Amplifier 0

2
560 12.1K
K15 17 K17
PN2907A
832
+12V
75 13 126V
K13
10
FDH 400
835
FDH 400
899
FDH 400
845
FDH 400
849
FDH 400
886
FDH 400
959
SOCKET 877
Pin By Fuse CC2 Pin By FBT
CC3
301
K2
1.49K
K9
18 140
K16 16 K14
14
G1 RED
900
G2
Focus
40.2K
K19
MMBT 3904
K34 1 3
2SA 1370
833 19
.1uF
250V 913 7 9.3V Dark screen 80-110VDC
15
GREEN 6 BLUE
851
10 7 SOT
10
.015uF
901 20 3
11 12 10 9
0
869
! UNPLUG ! DEGAUSSING COIL BEFORE WORKING ON CHASSIS. Degaussing Coil
180
K18
5
1K
1/2W 855
606
K7
1.2K
K8 12 14
NE592
K32 5 9 8
1000pF 205 2SC 3467

834 810 7 6 9 11 838 GRID PULSE -23 to -27Vdc Vs 12Vp-p 95uS
883
150 10K 1/2W

873 1/2W 882
7 150 2 1
1/2W 880 Green Wire 961
970
EHT
Jumper K33
.1uF
816
.5W K3 4
300
2.2K 330pF
871 854 853 1/2W 881
FDH400
840
1N4148
100K 1.8K
836
1.8K
874
RED TC7
1
100
K21
K36
3pF A 21K
K22
PN2907A 33 8
K20 812
15
K4
2SA 1370
.1uF
817
876
-30V FDH400
868 872 870
2.2nF
0VDC Hs 56V 31uS 878
100K
1/2W 856
EHT Red #1 FOCUS White #2 FOCUS SCREEN

BEAM OFF ON POWER DOWN.
681
K6
5.62K
K11
1.8K
831 837 BIAS CONTROL LINE
DAG GND FIL. 1N4007
DAG GND
TC 9 TC 11 TC 12 TC 8 TC 1 TC 4 TC 2 TC 6 TC 10
CABLE ASS. 863
FIL. Fil. GND
1.50K
K1
1N4148
K35
820
K10 5 9 12
2.2K
K5
3.32K GND
K12
GND
+12V
FIL. +126fV +16V

857
848
1uF 50V
846
2 Green Video Amplifier

2 803 18 3
+127fV +126V +16V

18
860 879
30
859
+127V +16V
150 1/2W cc
875
1N4937
847 16V 120V
+120V +12V GND
+120V Source
.1uF
801
.1uF
816
+12V GND ABA
560
K17 17
PN2907A
827
+12V
10
12.1K
K15
75 13 126V
K13
301
K2
1.49K
K9
18 140
K16 16 K14
14
40.2K
K19
MMBT 3904
K34 1 3
2SA 1370
828 19
15
.1uF
250V 823 7 9.3V Dark screen 80-110VDC GND 10 1N4007 1N4007 903 905 1N4007 906 +4.0V
1K
866
Auto Bias Vs
2SC3675
10 7 SOT
10
.015uF
824 20 3
180
K18
606
K7 Jumper K33
1.2K
K8 12 14
NE592
K32 8 5 9
1000pF
.5W K3 4
C For XX92
900
C17
858
850
62K
852
2.74K
C7 11
300
2SC 3467
205
825 805
843
5 6
13
920 1/4 LM324
C PRA-B 917
.1uF
907
AUTO BIAS IC
FDH400
7 841
1.82K
C4
7
12
1 GND 927 Vcc 22 CA3224E 2

5.76.3V Blue input sw normal comp. sw in grid pls. pos. Blue hold cap.
10 9
Auto Bright 4 Circuit

1/4 LM324
62K
912
8
920
4
GREEN TC5
1
1N4148 100
K21 K36
.1uF
816
3pF A 21K
K22
PN2907A 33 8
K20 822 9
200
C8 7
6 11
15
K4
2SA 1370
1.8K
844 14
.1uF
921
4K
C10
5K
C9 1/4 LM324
21 +10uF
895 2.16.3V
11 3.3K
909
15.8K
914
68.1K
C3
681
K6
5.62K
K11
1.8K
830 842 BIAS CONTROL LINE GND +12V
1.50K
K1
1N4148
K35
820
K10 5 9 12
2.2K
K5 GND
3.32K
K12
2,200pF 941 15
3 2
16
.047uF
922 1.22.5V
1
17
20
33K
908
Adjust FBT bottom pot for 4.0V to 4.4 at pin 8.
4K
C11
200
C13 5
.1uF
923 5.76.3V
5K
C12
Green input sw
957
2,200pF 818
68.1K
C2
Green hold cap.
19 +10uF
894 2.16.3V
33K
910
33K
911
12 13
19 1/4 LM324
.047uF
924 1.22.5V
Blue Video Amplifier

2
937
18
16V 120V
14
20
5
comp.
18
+12V
10
12.1K
K15 17
560 PN2907A
K17 950
75 13 126V
K13
18
4K
C14
200
C16 4
.1uF
925 5.76.3V
5K
C15
Red input sw
301
K2
1.49K
K9
18 140
B14 K16 16 K14
14
40.2K
K19
2,200pF 815 8
68.1K
C1 1
Red hold cap.
17 +10uF
892 2.16.3V
MMBT 3904
1 K34
2SA 1370
951 19
15
.1uF
GND 7.8 to 8.8Vdc Vs 8.4Vp-p 95uS
.047uF
926 1.22.5V
7
comp. 6V REF.
16
22K
891
6
606
K7 Jumper K33
1 3
10 7 SOT
10
.015uF
885 20 3
180
K18
2.7K
884
1N4148 888
Vs
.1.5V
8 9
BIAS CL Start COUNTER FF Q
15
4.6-5.2VDC 2.2 to 2.7Vdc Vs 4.2Vp-p 360uS
1.2K
K8 12 14
NE592
K32 5 5 8
1000pF 2SC 3467 205

953 943 6 9 11 956
2.2nF
889
300
.5W K3 K3 4
GND
EN 21 H. LINE COUNTER CL DECODER sw control
5V REF AUTO BIAS ACTIVE
14
FDH400
7 958
1K
+12V +9.3V 890
1N4148
.1uF
934
Hs
10
13
CERONIX
13350 New Airport Road Auburn, California 95602
Scale: Drawn By:
BLUE
100
K21 1
K36
3pF A 21K
K22
PN2907A 33 8
K20 945
15
K4
2SA 1370
1.8K
955
1.8K 1.8K
938 933
MPS A64 D
942
PN2907A
11
1.8K
931 928 9 to 10Vdc Vs 9.6Vp-p 95uS
TC3
681
K6 K6
5.62K 820
K10 K11 5 9 12
1.8K
GRID PULSE
PROGRAM PULSE
12
NONE DATE & REV. 10/3/96-E4 03/06/02-E7 F. H. 4/16/96-E1 2/2/98-E5
1.50K
K1
1N4148
K35
2.2K
K5 GND +12V
3.32K
K12
3.92K
940 GND
.1uF
930
VIDEO BOARD CIRCUIT WW XX YY ZZ 40
40
QQ
RR
SS
TT
UU
VV
XX93 Video Board, Technician's Assembly Drawing. View is from component side.
K
940
N
RED 811 1 2 3 3467 4 810 5 6 7 2907 8 812 9 10 11 Glue 2907 13 832 14 1370 833 15 16 1370 837 17 819 2.2nF,815 0,807 0, 813 0, 814 205, 834 18 19 20 H400 0, 808 0, 802 3467 805
P
GREEN 803 1 2 3 5 809
2.2nF, 941
3.92K 1.8K, 938 939
.015uF 900 899 RED 0, 902
1.8K,831 1.8K,830
2.7K,884
1.8K, 955 0, 952 1nF, 956 205,953
958 H400 957
H400
150, CC .5W 880 2.2nF,878
H400
1370 954
886
0, 869
CRT SOCKET 877 FOCUS WHITE WIRE
G1
16 17 18 19 20
881
835
H400 845
150, CC .5W 882 18, 879
2.2K .5W CF
851 62K, 852 853 854 100K, .5W, CF 856 H400 868 + 12
848 4007 +
849 H400 1.0uF 846 4937 858 860 0, 861 0, 862 847
18 19 20
GREEN
885
1.8K,836 1nF, 838 840 H400 841 H400 1nF, 843 1.8K, 844
GR
1370 842
0,826 205, 825
1.8K,948
.015uF
877
"C" PRA 917 BLUE 0, 936 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 .1uF,934 937 0, 922 0, 915 0, 918 924 935 926 1 1.8K 933 0 .1uF .1uF 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 2 932 925 .1uF 923 LM324 1.8K,931 3 920 921 4 A64 .1uF 2907 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 942 930 928 3.3K, 909 6 CA3224E, 927 3467 33K, 911 .1uF .1uF 7 943 250V 33K, 910 907 8 913 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2907 33K, 908 9 250V 945 906 0, 904 + + 1N4007 10 + 250V 10uF 10uF 10uF 1N4007 905 11 892 894 Glue 895 FIL. 887 FIL . 2907 UE 901 13 10 9 950 BL 250V 8 11 14 1370 883 N 12 BLUE EE 951 7 15 47nF 47nF 47nF 15.8K,914 0, 944 888 62K, 912 1N4007 903 1N4148
1K, 890
1
.1uF 801
.1uF 817 .1uF 816
0, 806
0, 804
2907 822 0, 820 0, 821
0, 947 0, 946
22K,891
0.1uF
2.2nF, 889
6 7 .1uF 8 250V 9 10 823 11 13 14 15 824 16 17 .015uF

250V
2.2nF,818
2907 827 1370 828
Glue
0 893
ED
G2
964
2SC3675 850 857 30, 859
H400
.093" Pin 961 963
959
PCB, 800
330pF,871
G2 WIRE 150, CC .5W 875
872
FOCUS RED WIRE 100K, 876 10K, CF .5W 873 1.8K, 874
1K .5W CF 855
1K, 866
CERONIX Model XX93-E7 Video Board 964
863 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0, 864 0, 865
870
0, 867
N
Filament Auto Bias Vs 0=Ib,Power Down +127V Red Input Auto Bias Active Green Input Fil. Rtn.
P
+12V Blue Input Signal Ground +16V
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Note: Common part values marked on drawing. The values for components marked with the (delta) can be found in the master part list starting on page 45.
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XX93 Video Board, Technician's Assembly Drawing. View is from conductor side.
P
GREEN 803 0, 808 0, 802 0, 804 3467 805
N
RED 811 1 2 3 3467 4 810 5 6 2907 7 812 8 9 10 11 Glue 2907 13 832 14 1370 833 15 16 1370 837 17 18 19 20 819 0,807 2.2nF,815 0, 813 0, 814 834 205, H400 835 851 62K, 852 853
K
940
1
.1uF 801
1 2 3 5
.1uF 817 .1uF 816
6 7 .1uF 8 250V 9 823 10 11

250V
2907 822 0, 820 0, 821
Glue H400 0,826 845 825 205,
13 14 824 15 16 17 GREEN 18 19 20
G2
2907 827 1370 828 844 1.8K,
1370 842
"C" PRA 917 0, 936 BLUE 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 934 .1uF,0, 937 922 0, 915 0, 918 924 926 935 1 .1uF .1uF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 933 1.8K 2 932 925 .1uF 923 LM324 931 1.8K, 3 920 921 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 A64 .1uF 2907 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 5 942 928 930 3.3K, 909 6 CA3224E, 927 3467 33K, 911 .1uF .1uF 7 943 250V 33K, 910 907 8 913 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 2907 33K, 908 250V 9 945 0, 904 906 + + 1N4007 10 + 250V 10uF 10uF 905 1N4007 10uF 11 FIL. 892 894 Glue 887 BL 895 . FIL UE 2907 901 13 9 10 950 250V 8 11 14 1370 GR 883 EE 12 BLUE 951 7 N 15 3.92K 9381.8K, 939 47nF 47nF 47nF 15.8K,914 0, 944 888 62K, 912 903 1N4007
1K, 890
849
H400 1.0uF 846 847 4937 858
809 0, 861 0, 862 863 .015uF
941 2.2nF,
848 4007
2SC3675 850 857 30, 859
0, 806
2.2nF,818
0, 947 0, 946
1N4148
22K,891
0.1uF
.015uF 900 900 H400 0, 902 RED 899
2.2nF, 889
1.8K,831 1.8K,830
0 893
ED
1.8K,948
.015uF
2.7K,884
877
953205,
0, 952
2.2K .5W CF 881 0, 869
6 5 1
150, CC 882 .5W 18, 879 150, CC 880 .5W 2.2nF,878 CRT SOCKET 877
885 H400
16 17 18 19 20
1.8K,836 1nF, 838 840 H400 H400 841 1nF, 843
1370 954
955 1.8K, 1nF, 956
958 H400 957 957
G1
886 .093" Pin
964
+ 860
854
100K, .5W, CF 856 12 868 + H400
1K .5W CF 855 872 872 330pF,871
H400
FOCUS RED WIRE FOCUS RED WIRE 10K, CF 873 .5W 1.8K, 874 100K, 876
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0, 864 0, 865
1K, 866
G2 PCB, 800 WIRE 150, CC 875 .5W
961 963
0, 867
870
CERONIX Model XX93-E7 Video Board 964
959
P
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 +127V Red Input Auto Bias Active Green Input +12V Blue Input Signal Ground +16V Filament Auto Bias Vs 0=Ib,Power Down Fil. Rtn.
Note: Common part values marked on drawing. The values for components marked with the (delta) can be found in the master part list starting on page 45.
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Safety Critical Components for XX93 Monitors. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE:

Components marked by the symbol ! have special characteristics important to safety. When replacing any of these components, be sure to use the parts specified in the parts list. An example of how the critical components are marked in the Master Part List is shown below. See the Master Part List for specifying critical components.
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. ! 102 CPC1027 D2 HH8 Description 6,800pF 5%, 100V, Film
CAUTION: CERONIX XX93 Monitors MUST USE AN APPROVED ISOLATION TRANSFORMER. The monitor chassis must be connected to earth ground via a common connection in the system which contains the monitor.
X-RAY NOTE:
X-radiation is produced by electrons colliding with the phosphor and shadow mask at the front of the picture tube. The X-radiation emanating from the front of the picture tube is highly reduced due to the shielding affect of the leaded glass face. It is also produced at the anode bulb contact. The X-radiation emanating from the anode bulb contact is much higher than from the face due to less shielding. X-radiation is directly proportional to beam current. It doubles for each 1.3KV increase of the EHT voltage at the face and also doubles for each 3KV increase of the EHT at the anode bulb contact. From this information, it should be noted that when servicing monitor electronics, where the back of the picture tube is facing the service person, that the beam current should be turned down to avoid excessive exposure. Due to the increase in X-Radiation emission with increase of EHT voltage, it is important that the EHT voltage is checked. To measure the EHT voltage: Connect the (-) lead of a volt meter to the monitor chassis so that a reliable connection is made. Connect a high voltage probe to the (+) input of the meter and at the anode contact of the picture tube. The EHT should not exceed 26KV at 0 beam current.
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Sicherheit Kritische Bestandteile fr Monitoren XX93. PRODUKTSICHERHEIT ANMERKUNG:

Bestandteile gekennzeichnet durch das Symbol ! haben Sie die speziellen Eigenschaften, die zur Sicherheit wichtig sind. Wenn Sie irgendwelche dieser Bestandteile ersetzen, seien Sie sicher, die Teile zu benutzen, die in der Stckliste spezifiziert werden. Ein Beispiel von, wie die kritischen Bestandteile in der Vorlagenstckliste gekennzeichnet werden, wird unten gezeigt. Sehen Sie die Vorlagenstckliste fr das Spezifizieren der kritischen Bestandteile.
Bd. # TeilNr. Bd. Sch. Ref. HH8 Beschreibung 6,800pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 102 CPC1027 D2
VORSICHT: MONITOREN CERONIX XX93 MSSEN EINEN ANERKANNTEN LOKALISIERUNG TRANSFORMATOR BENUTZEN. Das Monitorchassis mu an die Masse angeschlossen werden, die ber einen allgemeinen Anschlu im System gerieben wird, das den Monitor enthlt.
RNTGENSTRAHLANMERKUNG:
X-Strahlung wird durch die Elektronen produziert, die mit der Phosphor- und Schattenschablone an der Frontseite des Abbildung Gefes zusammenstoen. Die X-Strahlung, die von der Frontseite des Abbildung Gefes ausstrmt, liegt in hohem Grade an der Abschirmung beeinflussen vom verbleiten Glasgesicht verringertes. Sie wird auch am Anode Birne Kontakt produziert. Die X-Strahlung, die vom Anode Birne Kontakt ausstrmt, ist viel hher als vom Gesicht, das zu weniger abschirmen passend ist. X-Strahlung ist direkt zum Lichtstrahlstrom proportional. Sie verdoppelt fr jede Zunahme 1.3KV der EHT-Spannung am Gesicht und verdoppelt auch fr jede Zunahme 3KV des EHT am Anode Birne Kontakt. Von diesen Informationen sollte es beachtet werden da, wenn man Monitorelektronik instandhlt, in der die Rckseite des Abbildung Gefes die Service-Person gegenberstellt, da der Lichtstrahlstrom unten gedreht werden sollte, um bermige Berhrung zu vermeiden. Wegen der Zunahme der X-Radiationemission mit Zunahme der EHT-Spannung, ist es wichtig, da die EHT-Spannung berprft wird. Die EHT-Spannung messen: Schlieen Sie die (-) Leitung eines Voltmeinstruments an das Monitorchassis an, damit eine zuverlssige Beziehung hergestellt wird. Schlieen Sie eine Hochspannungsprfspitze an den (+) Input des Meinstruments und am Anode Kontakt des Abbildung Gefes an. Das EHT sollte nicht 26KV bei 0 Lichtstrahlstrom bersteigen.
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CERONIX XX93 Monitor Part List

A B C D E F CPA4233, 1493-CGA CPA4235, 1493-CGA CPA4200, 1493-VGA CPA4252, 1493-SVGA CPA4243, 1793-VGA CPA4244, 1793-VGA G CPA4247, 1793-SVGA H CPA4250, 1793-SVGA I CPA4221, 1993-VGA J CPA4255, 1993-VGA K CPA4249, 1993-SVGA L CPA4256, 1993-SVGA A A A A A A B C B C B C B C B C B C D D D D D D M N O P Q R E E E E E E CPA4112, 2093-CGA CPA4166, 2093-CGA CPA4224, 2093-VGA CPA4227, 2093-VGA CPA4108, 2093-VGA CPA4104, 2793-CGA F F F F F F G G G G G G H H H H H H I I I I I I J J J J J J K K K K K K L L L L L L MN M N M N M N M N M N O O O O O O O P P P P P P P S T U V W X Q Q Q Q Q Q Q
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T T T T T T T U V WX U U U U U U U Com. PRICE c 3.15 c 0.01 c 0.19 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.23 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.05 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.33 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.24 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.06 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.33 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description CPB1614 Main PCB 93 REV. E8 001 CPR0050 A1 J 0, Jumper Wire 002 CPS1804 B1 EE2 8 Cond. Straight Header 004 CPR0006 C1 FF1 510 5%, 1/4W, CF 005 CPR0029 C1 NN5 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 006 CPD1251 C1 CC1 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 006 CPR0006 C1 CC2 510 5%, 1/4W, CF 008 CPQ1310 B1 NN5 .1A, 300V, PNP, 2SA1371AE 009 CPR0012 B1 LL7 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 009 CPR0134 B1 LL7 1.21K 1%, 1/4W, MF 009 CPR0136 B1 LL7 1.62K 1%, 1/4W, MF 009 CPR0138 B1 LL7 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 009 CPR0140 B1 LL7 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 010 CPC1058 A1 LL7 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 011 CPR0018 A1 MM4 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 012 CPR0009 A1 EE5 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 014 CPC1101 A2 FF5 10uF, 50V, Electrolytic 015 CPR0050 B2 J 0, Jumper Wire 017 CPR0015 B1 NN4 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF 018 CPD1251 B1 FF5 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 019 CPR0050 C1 NN4 0, Jumper Wire 020 CPR0145 C2 FF5 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 021 CPR0006 C2 MM3 510 5%, 1/4W, CF 022 CPR0143 C2 MM3 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 023 CPR0143 C2 MM4 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 026 CPC1102 C2 NN4 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 027 CPR0006 C2 CC2 510 5%, 1/4W, CF 029 CPR0143 C2 MM5 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 030 CPR0142 C2 NN7 7.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 030 CPR0144 C2 NN7 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 030 CPR0145 C2 NN7 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 030 CPR0153 C2 NN7 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 030 CPR0163 C2 NN7 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 030 CPR0411 C2 NN7 10K 20%, 1/5W, White Pot 031 CPR0143 C2 NN5 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 032 CPR0050 C2 J 0, Jumper Wire 033 CPI1405 B2 MM6 Quad OP Amp IC, LM324 034 CPR0144 B2 MM4 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 035 CPC1102 C1 NN4 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 036 CPQ1302 A2 FF5 30V, .3A, PNP, D, MPSA64 037 CPR0145 A2 MM4 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 038 CPR0143 A2 MM6 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 040 CPR0029 A2 MM6 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 041 CPR0141 A2 NN7 4.42K 1%, 1/4W, MF 041 CPR0144 A2 NN7 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 041 CPR0145 A2 NN7 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 041 CPR0153 A2 NN7 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 041 CPR0154 A2 NN7 44.2K 1%, 1/4W, MF 041 CPR0163 A2 NN7 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 041 CPR0411 A2 NN7 10K 20%, 1/5W, White Pot 042 CPR0013 B2 NN7 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 042 CPR0024 B2 NN7 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 042 CPR0138 B2 NN7 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 042 CPR0140 B2 NN7 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 042 CPR0148 B2 NN7 24.3K 1%, 1/4W, MF 042 CPR0163 B2 NN7 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 043 CPR0015 A3 LL8 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF
R S R S R S R S R S R S
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N R S A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T I J K L O P Q R S T M N A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T O P Q T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T S E F H M N A B C D Q G O P I J K L R T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T S D C E F H M N G O P Q A B R I J K L T G A B C D E F H M N R S L I J K Q O P Q T
U U U U U U U U U U U U U U
U U U U U U U U U U

A B C D E F CPA4233, 1493-CGA CPA4235, 1493-CGA CPA4200, 1493-VGA CPA4252, 1493-SVGA CPA4243, 1793-VGA CPA4244, 1793-VGA G CPA4247, 1793-SVGA H CPA4250, 1793-SVGA I CPA4221, 1993-VGA J CPA4255, 1993-VGA K CPA4249, 1993-SVGA L CPA4256, 1993-SVGA M N O P Q R CPA4112, 2093-CGA CPA4166, 2093-CGA CPA4224, 2093-VGA CPA4227, 2093-VGA CPA4108, 2093-VGA CPA4104, 2793-CGA S T U V W X
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster U V WX Com. PRICE c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.57 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.07 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.05 c 0.05 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.07
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 043 CPR0016 A3 LL8 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 043 CPR0017 A3 LL8 36K 5%, 1/4W, CF 043 CPR0018 A3 LL8 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 043 CPR0145 A3 LL8 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 043 CPR0153 A3 LL8 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 043 CPR0154 A3 LL8 44.2K 1%, 1/4W, MF 043 CPR0163 A3 LL8 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 044 CPR0015 A3 MM7 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF 044 CPR0016 A3 MM7 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 044 CPR0017 A3 MM7 36K 5%, 1/4W, CF 044 CPR0018 A3 MM7 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 044 CPR0029 A3 MM7 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 044 CPR0148 A3 MM7 24.3K 1%, 1/4W, MF 044 CPR0154 A3 MM7 44.2K 1%, 1/4W, MF 044 CPR0163 A3 MM7 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 045 CPR0144 A3 LL8 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 047 CPC1032 B3 MM8 .01uF 5%, 50V, Film 048 CPR0050 A3 J 0, Jumper Wire 049 CPI1414 B3 MM8 OP Amp / Comp. IC, LM392 050 CPR0024 B3 NN6 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 051 CPR0143 B2 NN5 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 052 CPR0024 B2 NN7 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 052 CPR0138 B2 NN7 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 052 CPR0140 B2 NN7 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 052 CPR0148 B2 NN7 24.3K 1%, 1/4W, MF 052 CPR0153 B2 NN7 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 053 CPR0024 B3 NN6 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 054 CPC1032 B3 MM7 .01uF 5%, 50V, Film 055 CPR0143 B3 MM8 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 056 CPR0013 B3 NN8 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 057 CPC1027 B3 NN8 6,800pF 5%, 100V, Film 057 CPC1035 B3 NN8 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 058 CPR0154 B3 MM8 44.2K 1%, 1/4W, MF 060 CPR0012 B3 NN8 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 061 CPC1102 B3 LL8 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 062 CPR0009 A3 EE3 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 062 CPR0138 A3 EE3 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 063 CPR0002 A3 FF5 18 5%, 1/4W, CF 064 CPR0012 A3 BB5 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 064 CPR0024 A3 BB5 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 064 CPR0126 A3 BB5 909 1%, 1/4W, MF 065 CPR0009 A3 EE6 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 066 CPR0124 A3 EE6 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 067 CPR0050 A4 EE3 0, Jumper Wire 068 CPR0050 A4 J 0, Jumper Wire 071 CPQ1322 B3 EE5 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A, Motorola. 072 CPQ1322 B3 AA4 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A, Motorola. 076 CPR0132 B4 CC5 604 1%, 1/4W, MF 076 CPR0136 B4 CC5 1.62K 1%, 1/4W, MF 077 CPR0163 B3 BB4 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 077 CPR0016 B3 BB4 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 078 CPR0011 B3 BB4 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 078 CPR0012 B3 BB4 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 078 CPR0136 B3 BB4 1.62K 1%, 1/4W, MF 078 CPR0138 B3 BB4 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 080 CPD1253 B3 BB4 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 081 CPC1027 B3 BB4 6800pf 5%, 100V, Film
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster Com. PRICE c 0.03 c 0.04 c 0.06 c 0.06 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.32 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.05 c 0.07 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.79 c 0.23
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 081 CPC1032 B3 BB4 .01uF 5%, 50V, Film 081 CPC1036 B3 BB4 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 081 CPC1040 B3 BB4 .015uF 10%, 250V, Film 081 CPC1054 B3 BB4 .039uF 5%, 100V, Film 082 CPC1041 B3 LL6 .33uF 5%, 50V, Film 083 CPR0050 C3 J 0, Jumper Wire 084 CPD1250 C3 AA5 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 085 CPR0155 C3 DD1 68.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 086 CPD1250 C3 AA5 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 087 CPR0157 C3 DD2 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 088 CPR0050 C3 BB1 0, Jumper Wire 088 CPR0100 C3 BB1 2.2K 5%, 1/4W, CC 089 CPC1102 C3 DD2 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 090 CPD1252 C3 DD1 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 092 CPR0050 C3 PP0 0 Jumper Wire 092 CPR0375 C3 PP0 .68 5%, 1W, MO 092A CPR0050 C3 PP0 0 Jumper Wire 093 CPR0004 C3 CC4 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 094 CPR0050 C3 NN8 0, Jumper Wire 095 CPR0143 C3 MM8 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 096 CPR0163 C3 NN7 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 097 CPR0016 C3 MM7 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 097 CPR0018 C3 MM7 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 097 CPR0146 C3 MM7 169K 1%, 1/4W, MF 097 CPR0155 C3 MM7 68.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 097 CPR0158 C3 MM7 84.5K 1%, 1/4W, MF 097 CPR0163 C3 MM7 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 098 CPR0018 D2 BB1 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 099 CPR0013 D2 BB1 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 099 CPR0018 D2 BB1 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 100 CPI1416 D2 CC2 7 Bit Counter, CD4024B 100A CPR0050 D2 BB2 0 Jumper, pins 5 to 10. 100B CPQ1303 D3 BB2 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 101 CPC1058 D2 BB2 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film ! 102 CPC1027 D2 HH8 6,800pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 102 CPC1035 D2 HH8 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 104 CPC1000 D2 HH7 56pF 5%, 100V, Ceramic 105 CPR0017 D2 HH8 36K 5%, 1/4W, CF 105 CPR0018 D2 GG8 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 105 CPR0029 D2 HH8 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 105 CPR0142 D1 GG8 7.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 105 CPR0143 D2 HH8 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 105 CPR0153 D2 HH8 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 105 CPR0155 D1 GG8 68.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 105 CPR0163 D2 HH8 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 105 CPR0168 D1 GG8 8.06K 1%, 1/4W, MF 105 CPR0172 D1 GG8 140K 1%, 1/4W, MF 106 CPR0138 D2 GG8 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 106 CPR0140 D2 GG8 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 106 CPR0142 D2 GG8 7.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 106 CPR0168 D2 GG8 8.06K 1%, 1/4W, MF 107 CPC1000 D2 HH7 56pF 5%, 100V, Ceramic 108 CPC1035 D2 HH7 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 109 CPR0029 E2 MM5 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 110 CPC1005 D1 HH6 1,000pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic ! 111 CPR0501 E1 JJ9 J PRA Power Supply 112 CPQ1310 D1 HH6 .1A, 300V, PNP, 2SA1371AE
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A B C D E F CPA4233, 1493-CGA CPA4235, 1493-CGA CPA4200, 1493-VGA CPA4252, 1493-SVGA CPA4243, 1793-VGA CPA4244, 1793-VGA G CPA4247, 1793-SVGA H CPA4250, 1793-SVGA I CPA4221, 1993-VGA J CPA4255, 1993-VGA K CPA4249, 1993-SVGA L CPA4256, 1993-SVGA A A A A A A A A B C B C B C B C B C B C B C C D D D D D D D D M N O P Q R E E E E E E E CPA4112, 2093-CGA CPA4166, 2093-CGA CPA4224, 2093-VGA CPA4227, 2093-VGA CPA4108, 2093-VGA CPA4104, 2793-CGA G G G G G G G G H H H H H H H H I I I I I I I I J J J J J J J J K K K K K K K K L L L L L L L L MN M N M N M N M N M N M N M N O O O O O O O O P P P P P P P P S T U V W X Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T T T T T T T T U V WX U U U U U U U U T U T U T U T U T U T U Com. PRICE c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 3.33 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.22 c 0.04 c 0.02 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.05 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.06 c 0.14 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.12 c 0.16 c 1.19 c 0.01 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.06 c 0.02 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 1.35 c 0.97 c 0.13 c 0.01 c 0.32 c 0.03 c 0.05 c 0.02 c 0.03 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.02
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 113 CPR0019 D1 HH6 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 114 CPR0050 E1 HH8 0, Jumper Wire 114A CPR0050 D1 HH6 0, Jumper Wire ! 115 CPI1403 E2 II7 PS Control IC, XRC5184 116 CPD1252 E2 JJ9 1A, 1N4007 117 CPR0050 E3 J 0, Jumper Wire 118 CPC1102 E2 II5 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 119 CPC1104 E3 MM0 1,000uF, 35V, Electrolytic 120 CPC1102 E2 II5 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 121 CPD1253 F2 II6 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 122 CPD1253 F2 II6 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 123 CPC1002 F2 HH9 330pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 123 CPC1006 F2 HH9 200pF 10%, 1KV, Ceramic 124 CPC1058 E2 JJ7 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film ! 125 CPC1035 F2 KK7 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 126 CPR0156 E2 KK7 93.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! 126 CPR0157 E2 KK7 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! 126 CPR0171 E2 KK7 365K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! 126 CPR0172 E2 KK7 140K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! 126 CPR0174 E2 KK7 210K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! 126 CPR0176 E2 KK7 226K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! 126.5 CPR0146 E2 KK7 169K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! 126.5 CPR0169 E2 KK7 191K 1%, 1/4W, MF 127 CPQ1302 E2 JJ9 30V, .3A, PNP, D, MPSA64 128 CPC1103 E2 HH9 220uF, 50V, Electrolytic 129 CPC1009 G1 KK9 100pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 130 CPD1251 F2 KK7 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 130 CPD1253 F2 KK7 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 131 CPC1003 E1 JJ9 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 132 CPD1252 F1 JJ6 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 132 CPR0050 F1 JJ6 0, Jumper Wire 133 CPR0002 E1 JJ8 18 5%, 1/4W, CF 134 CPR0147 F1 JJ7 1.00M 1%, 1/4W, MF 135 CPM2037 F2 KK8 Heat Sink For P.S. FET. 135 CPM2123 F2 KK8 Heat Sink For P.S. FET. ! 136 CPQ1304 F2 KK8 4.5A, 450V, Mos Fet, 2SK1446LS 136A CPR0050 F2 KK8 22 Gage Buss Wire under P/S 137 CPR0389 F1 KK8 heatsink. 2W, MO .33 5%, 138 CPC1006 G1 KK8 200pF 10%, 1KV, Ceramic 139 CPR0033 G1 JJ6 30 5%, 1/4W, CF 140 CPR0350 F1 KK8 47 10%, 1/2W, CC 141 CPD1253 G1 JJ6 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 ! 142 CPD1264 H1 KK6 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 143A CPR0018 H1 HH8 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 143B CPR0017 H1 HH8 36K 5%, 1/4W, CF ! 144 CPC1107 I1 GG8 330uF, 250V, Electrolytic ! 144 CPC1111 I1 GG8 220uF, 2=0V, Electrolytic 145 CPS1753 J1 GG9 2 Cond. Right Angle Header 145A CPM2003 J1 Cable Tie, 4 ! 146 CPR0425 J2 GG9 3 Amp Slow Blo ! 148 CPD1264 J2 GG7 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 149 CPD1255 F1 JJ7 18V, 1W Zener D., 1N4746A 150 CPC1003 J2 GG7 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic ! 151 CPD1264 J2 GG7 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 152 CPC1003 I2 GG7 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 152 CPR0050 I2 GG8 0 Jumper, CS=.40 153 CPC1003 I2 GG7 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic
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Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description ! 154 CPD1264 J2 GG7 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 155 CPC1003 J2 GG8 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic ! 156 CPD1264 J2 GG9 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 157 CPR0434 J3 FF9 Posistor 230V, 14 158 CPR0434 J3 FF9 Posistor 230V, 14 ! 159 CPR0426 J3 FF9 Inrush Current Limit 161 CPS1758 I3 FF9 .093 Dia. Bead Pin, CC1 162 CPS1758 I3 FF9 .093 Dia. Bead Pin, CC2 162A CPS1758 I3 EE9 .093 Dia. Bead Pin, CC3 ! 163 CPC1107 I2 GG8 330uF, 250V, Electrolytic ! 163 CPC1111 I2 GG8 220uF, 250V, Electrolytic 164 CPR0050 H2 J 0, Jumper Wire 165 CPR0050 H2 J 0, Jumper Wire 165A CPR0050 H2 J 0, Jumper Wire ! 166 CPT1536 H2 KK7 XX93 S. M. Power Inductor ! 166 CPT1552 H2 KK6 XX93 S. M. Power Inductor ! 166 CPT1559 H2 KK6 1793 S. M. Power Inductor ! 166 CPT1562 H2 KK6 14/1993 S. M. Power Inductor ! 166 CPT1563 H2 KK6 XX93 S. M. Power Inductor ! 166 CPT1567 H2 KK6 XX93 S. M. Power Inductor 167 CPD1253 G3 JJ6 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 167A CPR0018 H2 II4 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 167A CPR0050 H2 II4 0, Jumper Wire 168 CPD1253 G3 KK6 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 169 CPD1253 G2 KK5 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 170 CPD1253 G2 KK5 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 171 CPC1104 F3 JJ6 1,000uF, 35V, Electrolytic 171A CPR0050 F3 J 0, Jumper Wire 172 CPR0050 G3 J 0, Jumper Wire 173 CPR0019 G3 HH4 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF ! 175 CPC1107 H3 II6 330uF, 250V, Electrolytic ! 175 CPC1111 H3 II6 220uF, 250V, Electrolytic 176 CPR0050 H4 LL9 0, Jumper Wire 177 CPR0050 H4 LL9 0, Jumper Wire 178 CPR0050 H4 J 0, Jumper Wire 180 CPR0432 G4 GG6 100K @25C Thermistor 181 CPD1256 G3 HH6 3W, 160V Zener, BZT03-D160 182 CPC1103 G3 JJ5 220uF, 50V, Electrolytic 182 CPC1112 G3 JJ5 220uF, 100V, Electrolytic 183 CPR0050 G3 J 0, Jumper Wire 184 CPR0050 G3 J 0, Jumper Wire 185 CPR0003 G3 NN3 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF 186 CPR0050 G3 J 0, Jumper Wire 187 CPR0050 F4 J 0, Jumper Wire 188 CPR0050 F3 OO3 0, Jumper Wire 189 CPR0015 F3 NN3 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF 190 CPR0050 F3 J 0, Jumper Wire 191 CPR0050 F3 NN3 0, Jumper Wire 192 CPR0050 F3 MM3 0, Jumper Wire 193 CPR0050 E3 MM3 0, Jumper Wire 194 CPR0050 E3 MM5 0, Jumper Wire 195 CPR0003 E3 NN3 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF 195A CPR0050 E3 J 0, Jumper Wire 196 CPD1252 E3 II1 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 196 CPR0004 E3 MM0 270 5%, 1/4W, CS=0.40 196 CPR0050 E3 LL0 0, Jumper Wire, CS=0.78 196B CPR0050 E3 LL0 0, Jumper Wire
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T U V WX U T U U T U T U T T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U U T U Com. PRICE c 0.46 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.25 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.17 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 197 CPQ1307 E3 LL0 1.5A, 180V, NPN, 2SC4159E 197 CPR0050 E3 LL0 0 Jumper, 0.600 Long. 198 CPR0033 D3 MM0 30 5%, 1/4W, CF 198A CPD1264 D3 JJ5 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 198A CPR0050 D3 JJ5 0, Jumper Wire 199 CPD1252 D3 LL0 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 200 CPR0050 D3 J 0, Jumper Wire 201 CPR0029 D3 BB2 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 202 CPR0050 D3 FF3 0, Jumper Wire 203 CPR0050 D3 FF1 0, Jumper Wire 204 CPR0050 D3 J 0, Jumper Wire 206 CPS1757 C4 CC1 12 Cond. Straight Header 207 CPC1036 D4 CC4 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 208 CPR0009 D4 CC3 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 209 CPC1102 C4 DD2 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 210 CPI1410 C4 CC3 Dual Comp. IC, LM393N 211 CPR0050 C4 CC3 0, Jumper Wire 212 CPQ1301 C4 AA3 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 213 CPD1250 B4 AA5 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 214 CPR0050 C4 J 0, Jumper Wire 215 CPR0050 B4 J 0, Jumper Wire 216 CPR0050 B4 J 0, Jumper Wire 217 CPR0050 B4 J 0, Jumper Wire 218 CPR0050 B4 BB7 0, Jumper Wire 218 CPR0129 B4 BB7 340 1%, 1/4W, MF 221 CPR0050 A4 DD7 0, Jumper Wire 222 CPR0050 A4 J 0, Jumper Wire 223 CPR0140 A4 BB7 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 223 CPR0144 A4 BB7 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 223 CPR0145 A4 BB7 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 223 CPR0153 A4 BB7 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 225 CPD1252 A5 AA7 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 225 CPR0000 A5 AA7 2.2 5%, 1/4W, CF 225 CPR0003 A5 AA7 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF 225 CPR0050 A5 AA7 0, Jumper Wire 225 CPR0129 A5 AA7 340 1%, 1/4W, MF 226 CPR0124 A5 AA7 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 226 CPR0125 A5 AA7 88.7 1%, 1/4W, MF 226 CPR0127 A5 AA7 205 1%, 1/4W, MF 226 CPR0173 A5 AA7 64.9 1%, 1/4W, MF 227 CPR0018 A5 BB5 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 228 CPR0050 A5 CC5 0, Jumper Wire, CS=.30 231 CPR0141 A5 DD7 4.42K 1%, 1/4W, MF 231 CPR0144 A5 DD7 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 231 CPR0145 A5 DD7 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 231 CPR0153 A5 DD7 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0121 A5 CC7 57.6 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0122 A5 CC7 105 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0124 A5 CC7 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0125 A5 CC7 88.7 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0127 A5 CC7 205 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0173 A5 CC7 64.9 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0175 A5 CC7 69.8 1%, 1/4W, MF 232 CPR0182 A5 CC7 54.9 1%, 1/4W, MF 233 CPD1252 A5 CC7 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 233 CPR0000 A5 CC7 2.2 5%, 1/4W, CF 233 CPR0003 A5 CC7 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF
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Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 233 CPR0050 A5 CC7 0, Jumper Wire 233 CPR0129 A5 CC7 340 1%, 1/4W, MF 235 CPR0050 A5 BB7 0, Jumper Wire 236 CPR0050 A5 AA7 0, Jumper Wire 236 CPR0129 A6 AA7 340 1%, 1/4W, MF 237 CPQ1301 A6 BB7 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 238 CPQ1301 B5 CC7 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 239 CPR0010 B5 AA5 4.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 239 CPR0013 B5 AA5 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 240 CPR0050 B5 J 0, Jumper Wire 241 CPI1409 B5 BB6 Video Input IC, XRC5346A 242 CPR0141 B4 CC6 4.42K 1%, 1/4W, MF 242 CPR0144 B4 CC7 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 242 CPR0145 B4 CC7 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 242 CPR0153 B4 CC7 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 243 CPD1252 B5 BB7 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 243 CPR0000 B5 BB7 2.2 5%, 1/4W, MF 243 CPR0003 B5 BB7 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF 243 CPR0050 B5 BB7 0, Jumper Wire 243 CPR0129 B5 BB7 340 1%, 1/4W, MF 244 CPR0122 B5 BB5 105 1%, 1/4W, MF 244 CPR0132 B5 BB5 604 1%, 1/4W, MF 245 CPR0132 C5 BB5 604 1%, 1/4W, MF 245 CPR0134 C5 BB5 1.21K 1%, 1/4W, MF 246 CPR0009 C5 EE7 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 246 CPR0029 C5 FF7 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 247 CPR0016 C5 FF8 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 248 CPR0011 C5 CC3 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 250 CPR0013 C5 CC3 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 251 CPR0013 C5 CC3 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 252 CPR0011 C5 CC4 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 253 CPD1251 D5 CC3 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 254 CPC1036 C5 FF8 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 254 CPQ1303 C5 FF8 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 255 CPQ1303 C5 FF7 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 256 CPR0029 C5 FF8 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 257 CPR0019 C5 FF8 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 257 CPR0011 C5 FF7 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 258 CPR0131 C5 BB5 464 1%, 1/4W, MF 258 CPR0134 C5 BB5 1.21K 1%, 1/4W, MF 259 CPC1101 C6 FF7 10uF, 50V, Electrolytic 260 CPR0130 C5 BB5 412 1%, 1/4W, MF 260 CPR0136 C5 BB5 1.62K 1%, 1/4W, MF 261 CPR0050 B5 BB5 0, Jumper Wire, 0.30 long. 261 CPR0145 B5 BB5 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 264 CPR0120 B5 BB7 100 1%, 1/4W, MF 264 CPR0124 B5 BB7 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 264 CPR0127 B5 BB7 205 1%, 1/4W, MF 264 CPR0152 B5 BB7 84.5 1%, 1/4W, MF 264 CPR0175 B5 BB7 69.8 1%, 1/4W, MF 266 CPQ1301 B5 CC7 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 266 CPR0050 B6 CC7 0, Jumper Wire 266 CPR0128 B5 CC7 301 1%, 1/4W, MF 267 CPC1102 B5 DD6 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 268 CPD1251 B6 CC7 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 268 CPD1251 B6 CC7 1N4148 Diode, Reverse Polarity. 270 CPD1251 B6 BB7 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T U V WX Com. PRICE c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.07 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.18 c 0.16 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.25 c 0.01 c 0.14 c 0.04 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.04 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 270 CPD1251 B6 BB7 1N4148 Diode, Reverse Polarity. 271 CPD1251 B6 AA7 1N4148 Diode, Reverse Polarity. 271 CPD1251 B6 AA7 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 272 CPC1026 C6 DD7 1,000pF 5%, 100V, Film 272 CPR0138 C5 DD7 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 272 CPR0140 C5 DD7 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 273 CPR0130 C6 DD8 412 1%, 1/4W, MF 273 CPR0136 C6 DD8 1.62K 1%, 1/4W, MF 273 CPR0147 C6 DD8 1.00M 1%, 1/4W, MF 273 CPR0138 C6 DD8 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 274 CPQ1303 C6 DD7 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 275 CPR0009 C6 DD8 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 275 CPR0033 C6 DD8 30 5%, 1/4W, CF 275 CPR0122 C6 DD8 105 1%, 1/4W, MF 275 CPR0143 C6 DD8 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 276 CPR0004 B6 CC7 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 276 CPR0124 B6 CC7 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 276 CPR0128 B6 CC7 301 1%, 1/4W, MF 277 CPR0004 B6 BB7 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 277 CPR0124 B6 BB7 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 277 CPR0128 B6 BB7 301 1%, 1/4W, MF 277 CPR0129 B6 BB7 340 1%, 1/4W, MF 278 CPR0004 B6 AA7 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 278 CPR0124 B6 AA7 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 278 CPR0128 B6 AA7 301 1%, 1/4W, MF 280 CPC1041 B6 BB8 .33uF 5%, 50V, Film 280 CPR0050 B6 BB8 0, Jumper Wire 281 CPC1041 B6 AA8 .33uF 5%, 50V, Film 281 CPR0050 B6 AA8 0, Jumper Wire 283 CPC1041 B6 CC8 .33uF 5%, 50V, Film 283 CPR0050 B6 CC8 0, Jumper Wire 284 CPR0124 B6 CC9 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 284 CPR0128 B6 CC9 301 1%, 1/4W, MF 286 CPR0124 B6 BB9 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 286 CPR0128 B6 BB9 301 1%, 1/4W, MF 288 CPR0124 A6 AA9 75.0 1%, 1/4W, MF 288 CPR0128 A6 AA9 301 1%, 1/4W, MF 292 CPS1752 A6 BB9 7 Cond. Straight Header 292 CPS1781 A6 BB9 6 Cond. Straight Header 293 CPR0050 A6 DD5 0, Jumper Wire 295 CPR0050 A7 EE3 0, Jumper Wire 296 CPI1407 A7 EE3 12V, 1A, Regulator, 7812 297 CPR0050 A7 J 0, Jumper Wire 298 CPC1103 A7 FF3 220uF, 50V, Electrolytic 303 CPQ1301 B7 EE7 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 304 CPC1102 B7 EE3 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 305 CPR0012 B7 EE7 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 307 CPR0004 B7 CC8 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 308 CPR0004 B7 BB8 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 309 CPC1036 C6 EE8 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 310 CPR0004 B7 BB8 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 311 CPQ1303 B6 AA8 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 312 CPQ1303 B6 BB8 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 313 CPQ1303 C6 CC8 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 314 CPR0050 C7 J 0, Jumper Wire 315 CPR0004 C7 DD8 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 316 CPC1009 C7 EE7 100pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T U V WX U T U U U T T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T Com. PRICE c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.72 c 0.01 c 0.14 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.46 c 0.04 c 0.14 c 0.04 c 0.03 c 0.04 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.04 c 0.07 c 0.08 c 0.03 c 0.04 c 0.08 c 0.07 c 0.06 c 0.06 c 0.07 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.18 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 317 CPD1251 C7 EE7 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 318 CPC1036 C6 FF8 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 318 CPR0050 C6 FF8 0, Jumper Wire 319 CPD1251 C6 EE7 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 320 CPR0012 C7 FF7 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 321 CPR0013 C7 EE8 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 322 CPR0013 C7 EE8 6.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 323 CPR0015 C7 EE8 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF 324 CPR0050 C7 J 0, Jumper Wire 325 CPR0011 C7 DD8 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 326 CPR0004 D7 DD8 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 327 CPR0004 D7 EE9 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 328 CPR0050 D7 DD9 0, Jumper Wire 329 CPR0144 D6 EE4 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 330 CPR0004 D7 DD9 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 331 CPR0011 D7 DD9 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF ! 332 CPT1505 E7 NN1 Horizontal Drive Transformer 333 CPD1252 D6 FF3 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 334 CPC1103 E6 FF4 220uF, 50V, Electrolytic 336 CPR0012 E6 KK4 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 336 CPR0024 E6 KK4 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 336 CPR0050 E6 KK4 0 Jumper Wire 336 CPR0134 E6 KK4 1.21K 1%, 1/4W, MF 336 CPR0138 E6 KK4 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 337 CPQ1307 E7 MM1 1.5A, 180V, NPN, 2SC4159E 338 CPC1102 E7 LL1 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic 338 CPC1103 E7 LL1 220uF, 50V, Electrolytic 340 CPR0390 F7 LL1 47 5%, 2W, MO 340 CPR0391 F7 LL1 200 5%, 2W, MO 340 CPR0398 F7 LL1 100 5%, 2W, MO 341 CPR0365 F7 LL0 470 5%, 1/2W, CF 341 CPR0368 F7 LL1 2.2K 5%, 1/2W, CF 341 CPR0371 F7 LL0 1K 5%, 1/2W, CF 342 CPD1252 F6 LL1 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 343 CPC1003 F6 MM1 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 344 CPC1100 E6 II4 1uF , 50V, Electrolytic ! 345 CPC1027 E6 JJ4 6,800pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 345 CPC1035 E6 JJ4 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 346 CPC1032 E6 JJ4 .01uF 5%, 50V, Film 347 CPC1100 E6 II4 1uF , 50V, Electrolytic 348 CPC1035 E6 II4 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 348 CPC1027 E6 II4 6,800pF 5%, 100V, Film 350 CPC1025 D6 HH4 330pF 5%, 50V, Film 351 CPC1025 D6 GG4 330pF 5%, 50V, Film 351 CPC1026 D6 GG4 1,000pF 5%, 100V, Film 352 CPC1000 D6 EE4 56pF 5%, 100V, Ceramic 353 CPR0145 D6 FF6 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 354 CPR0155 D6 GG6 68.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 355 CPI1406 C6 FF7 Quad Comparator IC, LM339 356 CPR0012 C6 FF7 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 356 CPR0140 C6 FF7 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 357 CPR0009 C6 GG6 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 357 CPR0050 C6 FF6 0, Jumper Wire, CS=.30 358 CPC1035 C6 GG7 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 358 CPR0050 C6 GG6 0, Jumper Wire, CS=.40 360 CPR0144 C6 GG6 12.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 360 CPR0145 C6 GG6 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T U V WX T U T U T U U T T U T T U T U T U T U T U T U T U T U U T T U T U U U Com. PRICE c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.04 c c 1.31 c 0.28 c 0.28 c 0.12 c 0.28 c 0.30 c 0.68 c 0.04 c 0.34 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.02 c 0.22 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.16 c 0.03 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 360 CPR0153 C6 GG6 20.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 361 CPR0157 D6 HH2 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 362 CPR0171 D6 HH2 365K 1%, 1/4W, MF 362 CPR0180 D6 HH2 309K 1%, 1/4W, MF 363 CPR0034 D5 HH2 2.2M 5%, 1/4W, CF 364 CPR0050 D5 EE6 0, Jumper Wire 364 CPR0142 D5 EE6 7.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 365 CPR0050 C5 J 0, Jumper Wire 366 CPR0142 D5 EE6 7.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 367 CPR0002 D5 FF3 18 5%, 1/4W, CF 368 CPR0011 D5 CC3 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 369 CPC1005 E4 FF1 1,000pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 370 CPR0015 D5 JJ2 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF 371 CPR0029 D5 JJ1 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 372 CPR0029 D5 KK1 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 373 CPQ1303 D5 KK1 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 374 CPC1032 D5 GG1 .01uF 5%, 50V, Film 375 CPR0018 D5 GG1 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 375 CPR0019 D5 GG1 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 375 CPR0157 D5 GG1 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 3755 CPR0156 D5 GG1 93.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 376 CPC1102 D4 FF3 100uF, 25V, Electrolytic ! 377 CPA4265 E4 GG0 V. Deflection Boost ! 377 CPI1415 E4 GG0 V. Deflection IC, LA7838 378 CPM2028 F4 FF0 LA7838 Heat Sink. 378 CPM2028 F4 FF0 LA7838 Heat Sink. 378 CPM2037 F4 FF0 LA7838 Heat Sink. 378 CPM2121 F4 FF0 LA7838 Heat Sink. 378 CPM2122 F4 FF0 LA7838 Heat Sink. 378 CPM2141 F4 FF0 LA7838 Heat Sink. 379 CPQ1303 E4 BB2 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 380 CPC1109 E4 II1 470uF, 50V, Electrolytic 381A CPC1035 D4 HH1 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 382 CPD1252 E4 II1 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 382 CPR0019 E4 HH1 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 382 CPR0158 E4 HH1 84.5K 1%, 1/4W, MF 383 CPR0029 E4 AA2 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF (CS=.45) 384 CPR0015 E4 AA2 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF 385 CPR0375 E4 HH2 .68 5%, 1W, MO 385 CPR0376 E4 HH2 1.2 5%, 1W, MO 387 CPC1104 F3 KK6 1,000uF, 35V, Electrolytic 388 CPR0019 F4 HH2 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 388 CPR0029 F4 HH2 200K 1%, 1/4W, CF 388 CPR0157 F4 HH2 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 389 CPR0050 E4 BB2 0, Jumper Wire, CS=.74 390 CPR0019 F4 II1 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 390 CPR0157 F4 II1 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 391 CPC1043 F5 HH2 1uF 5%, 50V, Film 391 CPC1101 F5 HH2 10uF, 50V, Electrolytic 392 CPR0011 F5 HH1 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 392 CPR0012 F5 HH1 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 392 CPR0138 F5 II1 2.15K 1%, 1/4W, MF 392 CPR0141 F5 HH1 4.42K 1%, 1/4W, MF 393 CPR0050 E5 HH1 0, Jumper Wire 393 CPR0155 E5 HH1 68.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 393 CPR0158 E5 HH1 84.5K 1%, 1/4W, MF 394 CPR0364 E5 NN3 100 5%, 1/2W, CF
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Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 394 CPR0390 E5 NN3 47 5%, 2W, MO 394 CPR0397 E5 NN3 33 5%, 2W, MO 395 CPR0050 E5 II1 0, Jumper Wire 396 CPR0003 E5 JJ1 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF 397 CPC1037 E5 JJ1 .1uF 5%, 250V, Film 398 CPC1009 E4 II1 100pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 399 CPC1058 D4 LL0 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 400 CPR0050 E4 J 0, Jumper Wire 401 CPC1043 E5 HH1 1uF 5%, 50V, Film 402 CPR0017 E5 GG1 36K 5%, 1/4W, MF 402 CPR0163 E5 GG1 28.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 402.5 CPR0154 E5 GG1 44.2K 1%, 1/4W, MF 403 CPR0019 E5 GG2 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 403 CPR0155 E5 GG2 68.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 403 CPR0156 E5 GG2 93.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 403 CPR0157 E5 GG2 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 404 CPR0019 E5 KK1 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 404 CPR0146 E5 KK1 169K 1%, 1/4W, MF 404 CPR0158 E5 KK1 36K 5%, 1/4W, CF 404.5 CPR0156 E5 KK1 93.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 404.5 CPR0157 E5 KK1 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 405 CPD1251 E5 KK1 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 406 CPD1251 E5 JJ1 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 407 CPR0019 E5 JJ1 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 407 CPR0146 E5 JJ1 169K 1%, 1/4W, MF 407 CPR0157 E5 JJ1 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF 407 CPR0158 E5 JJ1 84.5K 1%, 1/4W, MF 407 CPR0017 E5 JJ1 36K 5%, 1/4W, CF 407 CPR0155 E5 JJ1 68.1K 1%, 1/4W, MF 407.5 CPR0018 E5 JJ1 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 407.5 CPR0154 E5 JJ1 44.2K 1%, 1/4W, MF 408 CPR0145 E5 JJ3 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 409 CPQ1301 D5 KK0 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 410 CPC1058 E5 GG2 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 411 CPQ1303 D5 JJ1 30V, .6A, NPN, PN2222A 412 CPR0029 D5 JJ0 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 413 CPR0029 D5 KK0 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 414 CPC1032 D6 II2 .01uF 5%, 50V, Film 414 CPC1035 D6 II2 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 415 CPI1400 E6 KK3 H. Control IC, LA7851 ! 416 CPR0502 E6 II4 I PRA Horizontal Control 417 CPR0140 E5 KK3 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 418 CPR0140 E5 KK2 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 419A CPR0050 F5 OO2 0, Jumper, Normal Vertical. 419B CPR0050 F6 OO2 0, Jumper, Normal Vertical. 419E CPR0050 F5 OO2 0, Jumper, Reverse Vertical. 419F CPR0050 F5 NN2 0, Jumper, Reverse Vertical. 420 CPQ1307 E5 NN3 1.5A, 180V, NPN, 2SC4159E 420 CPQ1308 E5 NN3 .1A, 200V, NPN, 2SC3467AE 421 CPR0393 F6 MM2 390 5%, 2W, MO 422 CPR0050 F5 KK1 0, Jumper Wire 423 CPR0006 F5 OO3 510 5%, 1/4W, CF 424 CPR0004 F5 OO3 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 425 CPR0367 F5 OO3 150 5%, 1/2W, CF 425 CPR0379 F5 OO3 68 5%, 1W, MO 426 CPS1758 F5 OO2 .093 Dia. Bead Pin, YC1 426 CPS1759 F5 OO2 .062 Dia. Bead Pin, YC1
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster Com. PRICE c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.74 c 0.61 c 0.76 c 0.77 c 0.77 c 0.63 c c 0.74 c 0.77 c 0.61 c 0.77 c 0.77 c 0.60 c 0.63 c c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.07 c 1.40 c 3.45 c 0.02 c 0.01 c c 0.08 c 0.46 c 0.28 c 0.03 c 0.08 c 0.46 c 0.12 c 0.03 c 0.39 c 0.39 c 0.39 c 0.39 c 0.24 c 0.32 c 0.39 c 0.24 c 0.31 c 0.35 c 0.33 c 0.46 c 0.30 c 0.24 c 0.46 c 0.32 c 0.39 c 0.24 c 0.31 c 0.55
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 427 CPS1758 F5 OO2 .093 Dia. Bead Pin, YC2 427 CPS1759 F5 OO2 .062 Dia. Bead Pin, YC2 428 CPR0365 F6 OO6 470 5%, 1/2W, CF 428 CPR0367 F6 OO6 150 5%, 1/2W, CF 428 CPR0371 F6 OO6 1K 5%, 1/2W, CF 430 CPR0050 F6 OO6 0, Jumper Wire 430 CPT1506 F6 OO5 H. Linearity Inductor 430 CPT1539 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 430 CPT1546 F6 OO5 27uH Inductor 430 CPT1557 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 430 CPT1557 F6 OO5 H. Linearity Inductor (-3T) 430 CPT1566 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 430 CPT1569 F6 OO5 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1506 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1517 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1539 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1557 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1557 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1565 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1566 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 431 CPT1569 F6 OO6 H. Linearity Inductor 432 CPC1002 G6 OO6 330pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 432 CPC1006 F6 OO6 200pF 10%, 1KV, Ceramic 432 CPC1026 G6 OO6 1,000pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 433 CPQ1305 G7 NN1 5A,1.5KV, NPN, 2SD1651 ! 433 CPQ1318 G7 NN1 12A,1.5KV, NPN, 2SC5690 434 CPR0376 G7 NN1 1.2 5%, 1W, MO 435 CPD1252 G7 NN1 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 436 CPD1272 H7 PP7 6A, 1KV, Fast D., HER605 ! 437 CPC1034 H7 PP7 .022uF 3%, 630V, Film ! 437 CPC1047 H7 PP7 .027uF 3%, 800V, Film ! 437 CPC1076 H7 PP7 0.1uF 5%, 200V, Film 438 CPD1264 H6 PP6 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F ! 439 CPC1034 H7 PP7 .022uF 5%, 630V, Film ! 439 CPC1047 H7 PP7 .027uF 3%, 800V, Film 440 CPD1259 H6 PP6 3A, 1KV Fast Diode, TF307 440 CPD1264 G6 PP6 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 440 CPD1270 H6 PP6 6A, 800V Fast Diode, TF606 440 CPD1270 H6 PP6 6A, 800V Fast Diode, TF606 440 CPD1271 H6 PP6 6A, 1KV Fast Diode, TF607 440 CPD1271 H6 PP6 6A, 1KV Fast Diode, TF607 ! 441 CPC1030 H6 PP6 .01uF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 441 CPC1051 H6 PP6 .012uF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 441 CPC1055 H6 PP6 8,200pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film 441 CPC1057 H6 PP6 1,000pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 441 CPC1061 H6 PP6 7,500pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 441 CPC1063 H6 PP6 5,600pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 441 CPC1065 H6 PP6 6,800pF 5%, 1.6KV, Film ! 441 CPC1075 H6 PP6 .033uF 3%, 800V, Film ! 441 CPC1077 H6 PP6 1,500pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 442 CPC1030 H6 PP6 .01uF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 442 CPC1047 H6 PP6 .027uF 3%, 800V, Film ! 442 CPC1051 H6 PP6 12,000pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 442 CPC1055 H6 PP6 8,200pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 442 CPC1057 H6 PP6 1,000pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 442 CPC1061 H6 PP6 7,500pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film ! 443 CPC1042 H6 PP7 .68uF 5%, 250V, Film
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster U V WX Com. PRICE c 0.31 c 0.45 c 0.37 c 0.50 c 0.79 c 0.68 c 0.55 c 0.31 c 0.31 c 0.37 c 0.50 c 0.79 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.74 c 0.22 c 0.22 c c 0.22 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 12.78 c 14.18 c 13.13 c 12.78 c 13.13 c 13.13 c 0.01 c 0.37 c 1.16 c 0.76 c 0.74 c 0.75 c 0.58 c 0.70 c 0.41 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.06 c 0.01 c 0.83 c 0.06 c 0.01 c c c 0.07 c 0.07 c 0.01 c 0.08 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description ! 443 CPC1050 H6 PP7 .47uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 443 CPC1056 H6 PP7 .39uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 443 CPC1059 H6 PP7 .33uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 443 CPC1062 H6 PP7 .56uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 443 CPC1069 H6 PP7 1.5uF 5%, 400V, Film ! 443 CPC1078 H6 PP7 1.6uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 444 CPC1042 H6 OO7 .68uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 444 CPC1050 H6 PP7 .47uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 444 CPC1050 H6 OO7 .47uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 444 CPC1059 H6 PP7 .33uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 444 CPC1062 H6 PP7 .56uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 444 CPC1069 H6 OO7 1.5uF 5%, 400V, Film 445 CPS1758 G5 PP5 .093 Dia. Bead Pin, YC4 445 CPS1759 G5 PP5 .062 Dia. Bead Pin, YC4 446 CPS1758 G5 OO5 .093 Dia. Bead Pin, YC3 446 CPS1759 G5 OO5 .062 Dia. Bead Pin, YC3 447 CPT1538 G5 PP3 12 mH, H. Raster Shift Inductor 448 CPC1104 F4 MM2 1,000uF, 35V, Electrolytic 449 CPC1104 F4 MM2 1,000uF, 35V, Electrolytic 449 CPC1113 F4 MM2 2,200uF, 25V, Electrolytic 450 CPC1104 G4 KK6 1,000uF, 35V, Electrolytic 451 CPR0050 G4 NN1 0, Jumper Wire 452 CPR0050 G4 NN1 0, Jumper Wire ! 453 CPT1516 H5 OO2 31KHz, .75mA, FBT Meritron T-8090B ! 453 CPT1544 H5 OO2 15KHz, 1.5mA, FBT Meritron CT-8227 ! 453 CPT1555 H5 OO2 31KHz, .45mA, FBT Meritron CT-8819 ! 453 CPT1558 H5 OO2 15KHz, FBT Hitachi BW02651 ! 453 CPT1561 H5 OO2 31KHz, FBT Meritron CT-8943 ! 453 CPT1568 H5 OO2 31KHz, FBT Meritron 454 CPR0050 I6 OO7 0, Jumper Wire 456 CPC1044 I6 OO8 2.7uF 10%, 100V, Film 456 CPC1064 I6 OO8 6.8uF 5%, 100V, Film 457 CPT1504 I7 OO7 750uH Horz. Width Inductor 457 CPT1528 I7 OO7 150uH Horz. Width Inductor 457 CPT1560 I7 OO7 100uH Horz. Width Inductor 457 CPT1564 I7 OO7 70uH Horz. Width Inductor 458 CPT1511 J7 OO7 50uH Control Inductor 460 CPQ1315 J6 OO8 8A, 100V, Mos Fet, IRF520 461 CPR0006 J6 NN8 510 5%, 1/4W, CF 462 CPD1253 J6 NN7 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 463 CPC1005 J6 OO8 1,000pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 464 CPR0365 J6 OO8 470 5%, 1/2W, CF 465 CPR0050 I6 PP1 0 Jumper Wire 465 CPR0352 I6 PP1 470 10%, 1/2W, CC 466 CPR0050 I6 MM2 0, Jumper Wire 468 CPR0433 J5 EE9 24V coil, 200V @ .5A Relay 470 CPR0352 J6 EE9 470 10%, 1/2W, CC 473 CPR0050 G6 J 0, Jumper Wire 475 CPR0374 H7 PP7 .10 5%, 1W, MO 476 CPR0374 H7 PP7 .10 5%, 1W, MO 477 CPD1266 H7 PP7 2A, 400V, Fast D., HER205 478 CPD1266 H7 PP7 2A, 400V, Fast D., HER205 480 CPR0050 G7 J 0, Jumper Wire 500 CPC1041 F4 NN4 .33uF 5%, 50V, Film 501 CPR0009 G4 NN4 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 502 CPR0050 G4 NN5 0, Jumper Wire 503 CPR0017 G4 OO4 36K 5%, 1/4W, MF
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster Com. PRICE c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.02 c 0.24 c 0.01 c 0.18 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.07 c 0.07 c 0.86 c 0.06 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 c 0.01 x x 0.14 x 0.14 x 0.14 x 0.03 x 0.02 x 0.01 x 0.01 x 0.02 x 0.03 x 1.31 x v 0.89 v 0.05 v 0.01 v 1.02 v 0.01 v 0.18 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.18
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 503.5 CPR0151 G4 OO4 73.2K 1%, 1/4W, MF 503.5 CPR0158 G4 OO4 84.5K 1%, 1/4W, MF 504 CPR0147 G4 OO4 1.00M 1%, 1/4W, MF 505 CPR0017 G4 OO4 36K 5%, 1/4W, MF 505 CPR0018 G4 OO4 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 505 CPR0145 G4 OO4 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 507 CPC1003 G4 PP3 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 507 CPC1057 G4 PP3 1,000pF 3%, 1.6KV, Film 508 CPR0050 G5 J 0, Jumper Wire 509 CPQ1308 G4 OO4 .1A, 200V, NPN, 2SC3467AE 510 CPR0034 G5 OO4 2.2M 5%, 1/4W, CF 511 CPR0034 G5 OO4 2.2M 5%, 1/4W, CF 512 CPD1252 G5 PP4 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 512 CPD12XX G5 PP4 6A, 1,200V, BYD33U Diode 514 CPR0029 G5 OO4 200K 5%, 1/4W, CF 515 CPC1002 H5 PP4 330pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 515 CPC1005 H5 PP4 1,000pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 516 CPR0004 H6 OO6 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 517 CPC1037 H6 OO5 .1uF 5%, 250V, Film 517 CPC1068 H6 OO5 .01uF 5%, 400V, Film 518 CPT1556 I6 PP4 Dynamic Focus Transformer 520 CPR0352 J5 PP1 470 10%, 1/2W, CC 521 CPR0050 J4 J 0, Jumper Wire 522 CPR0050 J4 J 0, Jumper Wire 523 CPR0050 J4 J 0, Jumper Wire 524 CPR0050 H4 PP2 0, Jumper Wire 525 CPR0050 H4 PP2 0, Jumper Wire 526 CPR0050 H4 J 0, Jumper Wire 529 CPR0169 E1 GG6 191K 1%, 1/4W, MF 529 CPR0170 E1 GG6 294K 1%, 1/4W, MF 529 CPR0179 E1 GG6 392K 1%, 1/4W, MF. 529A CPR0050 F1 J 0, Jumper Wire 531 CPR0050 F1 J 0, Jumper Wire 532 CPR0050 G1 KK7 0, Jumper Wire 533 CPR0050 G1 KK7 0, Jumper Wire, CS=.450 600 CPB1615 Vertical Amplifier PCB 601 CPQ1314 W2 TIP32A Transistor 602 CPQ1313 W1 TIP31A Transistor 603 CPQ1313 W1 TIP31A Transistor 604 CPD1264 W1 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 605 CPR0376 W1 1.2 5%, 1W, MO 607 CPR0003 V1 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF 608 CPR0003 V1 4.7 5%, 1/4W, CF 610 CPR0377 V1 3.3 5%, 1W, MO 611 CPD1264 V1 2A, 600V Fast D., FR205-F 612 CPI1415 V2 V. Deflection IC, LA7838 613 CPS1858 V2 Vertical Amp Wiring Cable 800 CPB1613 L4 YY0 Video Board PCB E7 801 CPC1058 P1 YY2 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 802 CPR0050 P1 J 0, Jumper Wire 803 CPR0510 P1 RR2 K PRA Video Amplifier 804 CPR0050 P1 J 0, Jumper Wire 805 CPQ1308 P1 SS4 .1A, 200V, NPN, 2SC3467AE 806 CPR0050 P1 J 0, Jumper Wire 807 CPR0050 N1 J 0, Jumper Wire 808 CPR0050 P1 J 0, Jumper Wire 810 CPQ1308 N1 SS1 .1A, 200V, NPN, 2SC3467AE
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A B C D E F CPA4233, 1493-CGA CPA4235, 1493-CGA CPA4200, 1493-VGA CPA4252, 1493-SVGA CPA4243, 1793-VGA CPA4244, 1793-VGA G CPA4247, 1793-SVGA H CPA4250, 1793-SVGA I CPA4221, 1993-VGA J CPA4255, 1993-VGA K CPA4249, 1993-SVGA L CPA4256, 1993-SVGA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C B C D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D M N O P Q R E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E CPA4112, 2093-CGA CPA4166, 2093-CGA CPA4224, 2093-VGA CPA4227, 2093-VGA CPA4108, 2093-VGA CPA4104, 2793-CGA F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L MN M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N M N O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P S T U V W X Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T U V WX U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U Com. PRICE v 1.02 v 0.04 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.05 v 0.05 v 0.02 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.04 v 0.07 v 0.06 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.04 v 0.23 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.04 v 0.23 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.01 v 0.23 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.02 v 0.23 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.16 v 0.02 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.88 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.08 v 0.08 v. 0.08 v 0.06 v 0.46 v 0.05 v. 0.07 v. 0.07 v. 0.07 v. 0.08 v. 0.08 v. 0.08 v. 0.32 v. 0.07 v. 0.06 v. 0.18 v. 0.21
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 811 CPR0510 N1 RR0 K PRA Video Amplifier 812 CPQ1301 N2 SS2 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 813 CPR0050 N2 J 0, Jumper Wire 814 CPR0050 N2 J 0, Jumper Wire 815 CPC1003 N2 VV5 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 816 CPC1058 N2 YY2 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 817 CPC1058 N1 UU2 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 818 CPC1003 P2 VV5 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 820 CPR0050 P2 J 0, Jumper Wire 821 CPR0050 P2 J 0, Jumper Wire 822 CPQ1301 P2 SS4 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 823 CPC1037 P2 TT3 .1uF 5%, 250V, Film 824 CPC1040 P2 SS3 .015uF 10%, 250V, Film 825 CPR0127 P2 SS4 205 1%, 1/4W, MF 826 CPR0050 P2 J 0, Jumper Wire 827 CPQ1301 P2 SS3 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 828 CPQ1309 P2 SS3 .1A, 200V, PNP, 2SA1370AE 830 CPR0011 P2 TT4 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 831 CPR0011 N2 TT2 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 832 CPQ1301 N2 SS0 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 833 CPQ1309 N2 SS0 .1A, 200V, PNP, 2SA1370AE 834 CPR0127 N2 SS1 205 1%, 1/4W, MF 835 CPD1250 N3 UU0 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 836 CPR0011 N3 TT1 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 837 CPQ1309 N2 TT2 .1A, 200V, PNP, 2SA1370AE 838 CPC1005 N3 TT1 1,000pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 840 CPD1250 N3 TT1 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 841 CPD1250 P3 TT4 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 842 CPQ1309 P2 TT4 .1A, 200V, PNP, 2SA1370AE 843 CPC1005 P3 TT4 1,000pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 844 CPR0011 P3 TT4 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 845 CPD1250 P3 VV0 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 846 CPC1043 P3 XX2 1uF 5%, 50V, Film 847 CPD1253 P3 WW2 1A, 600V, Fast D., 1N4937 848 CPD1252 P3 WW2 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 849 CPD1250 P3 VV0 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 850 CPQ1306 P3 ZZ3 .1A, 1.5KV, NPN, 2SC3675 851 CPR0365 N3 WW0 470 5%, 1/2W, CF 851 CPR0371 N3 WW0 1K 5%, 1/2W, CF 852 CPR0018 N3 ZZ3 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 853 CPC1034 N3 XX1 .022uF 3%, 630V, Film 853 CPC1035 N3 XX1 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film 853 CPC1038 N3 XX1 .068uF 5%, 100V, Film 853 CPC1040 N3 XX1 .015uF 10%, 250V, Film 853 CPC1047 N3 XX1 .027uF 3%, 800V, Film 853 CPC1058 N3 XX1 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 853 CPC1068 N3 XX1 .01uF 5%, 400V, Film ! 854 CPC1026 N3 XX1 1,000pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 854 CPC1027 N3 XX1 6,800pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 854 CPC1035 N3 XX1 3,300pF 5%, 100V, Film ! 854 CPC1038 N3 XX1 .068uF 5%, 100V, Film ! 854 CPC1041 N3 XX1 0.33uF 5%, 50V, Film ! 854 CPC1046 N3 XX1 .047uF 5%, 200V, Film ! 854 CPC1052 N3 XX1 .018uF 5%, 200V, Film ! 854 CPC1054 N3 XX1 .039uF 5%, 100V, Film ! 854 CPC1067 N3 XX1 .56uF 5%, 100V, Film ! 854 CPC1073 N3 XX1 0.033uF 5%, 200V, Film
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A B C D E F CPA4233, 1493-CGA CPA4235, 1493-CGA CPA4200, 1493-VGA CPA4252, 1493-SVGA CPA4243, 1793-VGA CPA4244, 1793-VGA G CPA4247, 1793-SVGA H CPA4250, 1793-SVGA I CPA4221, 1993-VGA J CPA4255, 1993-VGA K CPA4249, 1993-SVGA L CPA4256, 1993-SVGA A A A A M N O P Q R CPA4112, 2093-CGA CPA4166, 2093-CGA CPA4224, 2093-VGA CPA4227, 2093-VGA CPA4108, 2093-VGA CPA4104, 2793-CGA S T U V W X
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster Com. PRICE v. 0.28 v 0.01 v 0.01 v. 0.08 v. 0.07 v. 0.06 v. 0.32 v. 0.07 v. 0.14 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v 0.01 v. 0.24 v 0.01 v 0.01 v. 1.24 v. 1.40 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v. 0.03 v. 0.14 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.01 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.06 v 0.01 v. 1.31 v. 0.95 v 0.02 v 0.01 v 0.06 v 0.01 v 0.06 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.06 v 0.02 v 0.07 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.03 v 0.01 v 0.03 v 0.03
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description ! 854 CPC1076 N3 XX1 0.1uF 5%, 200V, Film 855 CPR0371 N4 XX1 1K 5%, 1/2W, CF 856 CPR0366 N4 YY1 100K 5%, 1/2W, CF ! 857 CPC1034 N3 WW2 .022uF 3%, 630V, Film ! 857 CPC1037 N3 WW2 .1uF 5%, 250V, Film ! 857 CPC1040 N3 WW2 .015uF 10%, 250V, Film ! 857 CPC1046 N3 WW2 .047uF 5%, 200V, Film ! 857 CPC1052 N3 WW2 .018uF 5%, 200V, Film ! 857 CPC1074 N3 WW2 .068uF 5%, 200V, Film 858 CPR0019 P3 YY3 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF 858 CPR0146 P3 YY3 169K 1%, 1/4W, MF 858 CPR0170 P3 YY3 294K 1%, 1/4W, MF 859 CPR0032 P4 YY2 30 5%, 1/4W, CF, Hairpin. 860 CPC1106 P3 XX2 10uF, 200V, Electrolytic 861 CPR0050 P3 J 0, Jumper Wire 862 CPR0050 P4 J 0, Jumper Wire 863 CPS1772 P4 ZZ3 12 Cond. Video Cable, 12 863 CPS1849 P4 ZZ3 12 Cond. Video Cable, 17 864 CPR0050 P4 J 0, Jumper Wire 865 CPR0050 P4 J 0, Jumper Wire 866 CPR0009 N4 YY3 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 867 CPR0050 N4 J 0, Jumper Wire 868 CPC1101 N4 VV2 10uF, 50V, Electrolytic 868 CPC1110 N4 VV2 100uF, 50V, Electrolytic 869 CPR0050 M3 XX1 0, Jumper Wire 870 CPD1250 N4 VV2 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 871 CPC1002 N4 WW1 330pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 872 CPR0004 M4 VV2 270 5%, 1/4W, CF 872 CPR0011 M4 VV2 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 872 CPR0024 M4 VV2 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 872 CPR0141 M4 VV2 4.42K 1%, 1/4W, MF 872 CPR0143 M4 VV2 10.0K 1%, 1/4W, MF 873 CPR0370 M4 WW1 10K 5%, 1/2W, CF 874 CPR0011 M4 VV1 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 875 CPR0351 L4 YY2 150 10%, 1/2W, CC 876 CPR0019 L4 VV1 100K 5%, 1/4W, CF ! 877 CPS1850 L3 XX0 Dual Focus CRT Socket ! 877 CPS1852 L3 XX0 Single Focus CRT Socket 878 CPC1003 L3 XX1 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 879 CPR0002 L3 XX2 18 5%, 1/4W, CF 880 CPR0351 L3 YY1 150 10%, 1/2W, CC 881 CPR0368 M3 YY1 2.2K 5%, 1/2W, CF 882 CPR0351 L3 XX1 150 10%, 1/2W, CC 883 CPR0365 L2 WW1 470 5%, 1/2W, CF 883 CPR0371 L2 WW1 1K 5%, 1/2W, CF 884 CPR0012 K2 VV6 2.7K 5%, 1/4W, CF 885 CPC1040 K3 SS6 .015uF 10%, 250V, Film 886 CPD1250 K3 VV0 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 887 CPC1037 K2 TT6 .1uF 5%, 250V, Film 888 CPD1251 K2 VV6 10mA, 75V Diode, 1N4148 889 CPC1003 L2 WW6 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 890 CPR0009 K2 WW7 1K 5%, 1/4W, CF 891 CPR0015 K2 VV6 22K 5%, 1/4W, CF 892 CPC1101 L2 YY5 10uF, 50V, Electrolytic 893 CPR0050 L2 J 0, Jumper Wire 894 CPC1101 L2 YY5 10uF, 50V, Electrolytic 895 CPC1101 L2 YY4 10uF, 50V, Electrolytic
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster U V WX U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U Com. PRICE v 0.02 v. 0.01 v. 0.01 v 0.06 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.05 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.07 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.79 v 0.01 v 0.24 v 0.05 v 0.04 v 0.05 v 0.04 v 0.05 v 0.04 v 3.47 v 0.04 v 0.05 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.05 v 0.01 v 0.01 v. 1.02 v. 1.02 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.02 v 0.06 v 0.18 v 0.01 v 0.04 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.04 v 0.23 v 0.01 v 0.01 v 0.23 v 0.01 v 0.01 v. 0.16 v. 0.05
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 899 CPD1250 N3 UU0 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 900 CPR0365 N3 WW0 470 5%, 1/2W, CF 900 CPR0371 N3 WW0 1K 5%, 1/2W, CF 901 CPC1040 N2 SS1 .015uF 10%, 250V, Film 902 CPR0050 N2 J 0, Jumper Wire 903 CPD1252 N2 VV3 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 904 CPR0050 M2 J 0, Jumper Wire 905 CPD1252 M2 WW3 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 906 CPD1252 M2 WW3 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 907 CPC1058 M2 WW4 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 908 CPR0016 M2 YY4 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 909 CPR0024 M1 ZZ4 3.3K 5%, 1/4W, CF 910 CPR0016 M2 YY5 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 911 CPR0016 M2 YY5 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF 912 CPR0018 M2 ZZ4 62K 5%, 1/4W, CF 913 CPC1037 N2 TT0 .1uF 5%, 250V, Film 914 CPR0145 N1 ZZ4 15.8K 1%, 1/4W, MF 915 CPR0050 N1 J 0, Jumper Wire 917 CPR0506 M1 WW4 C PRA, CRT Auto Bias 918 CPR0050 M1 J 0, Jumper Wire 920 CPI1405 M1 WW4 Quad OP Amp IC, LM324 921 CPC1058 M1 WW4 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 922 CPC1036 M1 WW4 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 923 CPC1058 L1 WW5 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 924 CPC1036 L1 WW5 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 925 CPC1058 L1 WW5 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 926 CPC1036 L1 WW6 .047uF 5%, 50V, Film 927 CPI1402 L2 XX4 CRT Bias IC, CA3224E 928 CPQ1301 K1 WW7 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 930 CPC1058 K1 VV7 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 931 CPR0011 K1 WW7 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 932 CPR0050 L1 J 0, Jumper Wire 933 CPR0011 K1 WW7 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 934 CPC1058 K1 RR7 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film 935 CPR0050 L1 J 0, Jumper Wire 936 CPR0050 K1 J 0, Jumper Wire 937 CPR0510 K1 RR5 K PRA Video Amplifier 937 CPR0511 K1 RR5 Blue PRA Video Amplifier 938 CPR0011 K1 VV7 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 940 CPR0140 K1 VV7 3.92K 1%, 1/4W, MF 941 CPC1003 K1 VV4 2,200pF 20%, 1KV, Ceramic 942 CPQ1302 K1 VV7 30V, .3A, PNP, D, MPSA64 943 CPQ1308 K2 SS7 .1A, 200V, NPN, 2SC3467AE 944 CPR0050 K2 J 0, Jumper Wire 945 CPQ1301 K2 SS7 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 946 CPR0050 K2 J 0, Jumper Wire 947 CPR0050 K2 J 0, Jumper Wire 948 CPR0011 K2 TT7 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 950 CPQ1301 K2 SS5 60V, .6A, PNP, PN2907A 951 CPQ1309 K2 SS6 .1A, 200V, PNP, 2SA1370AE 952 CPR0050 K2 J 0, Jumper Wire 953 CPR0127 K2 SS6 205 1%, 1/4W, MF 954 CPQ1309 K3 TT7 .1A, 200V, PNP, 2SA1370AE 955 CPR0011 K3 TT7 1.8K 5%, 1/4W, CF 956 CPC1005 K3 TT6 1,000pF 10%, 500V, Ceramic 957 CPC1043 K3 TT5 1uF 5%, 50V, Film 957 CPC1058 K3 TT5 .1uF 5%, 50V, Film
A B C D E F G H I J K L MN A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N B C D M N A E F G H I J K L A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N A B C D E F G H I J K L M N M N A B C D E F G H I J K L
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A B C D E F CPA4233, 1493-CGA CPA4235, 1493-CGA CPA4200, 1493-VGA CPA4252, 1493-SVGA CPA4243, 1793-VGA CPA4244, 1793-VGA G CPA4247, 1793-SVGA H CPA4250, 1793-SVGA I CPA4221, 1993-VGA J CPA4255, 1993-VGA K CPA4249, 1993-SVGA L CPA4256, 1993-SVGA A A A A A A B C B C B C B C B C B C D D D D D D M N O P Q R E E E E CPA4112, 2093-CGA CPA4166, 2093-CGA CPA4224, 2093-VGA CPA4227, 2093-VGA CPA4108, 2093-VGA CPA4104, 2793-CGA F F F F G G G G H H H H I I I I I I J J J J J J K K K K L L L L L K L MN M N M N M N M N M N O O O O O O P P P P P P S T U V W X Q Q Q Q Q Q
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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster T T T T U V WX U U U U T U Com. PRICE v 0.02 v 0.02 v 0.02 v. 0.01 v. 0.61 v. 0.18 c 1.70 c 3.15 c 14.82 c 2.42 c 15.14 c 9.80 c 0.33 c 0.33 c 0.77 s s s c c c 122.50 c 300.30 c 288.75 c 87.50 c 105.00 c 918.75 c 101.50 c 245.00 c 140.00 c 218.75 c c 0.33 c 0.79 s s s s s s s s s s s s s c 1.87 c 0.18 c 0.42 c 0.42 c 0.26 c c c 0.03 s s s
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description 958 CPD1250 K3 TT7 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 959 CPD1250 K4 WW0 100mA, 200V Diode, FDH400 961 CPS1758 K4 YY1 .093 Bead Pin, Dag. GND 963 CPM2003 K4 Cable Tie, 4 964 CPM2043 Video Board Cover 965 CPM2051 Video Board Insulating Sheet ! 971 CPS1766 ZZ0 1493, Degaussing Coil ! 971 CPS1771 ZZ0 2093, Degaussing Coil ! 971 CPS1786 ZZ0 2793, Degaussing Coil ! 971 CPS1828 ZZ0 1793, Degaussing Coil ! 971 CPS1856 ZZ0 3693, Degaussing Coil ! 971 CPS1860 ZZ0 1993, Degaussing Coil 998 CPS1775 14 Grounding Strap 998 CPS1791 20 Grounding Strap 998 CPS1792 27 Grounding Strap Solder Conn. A6 AA9 Red Video, Input Line Filter. A Solder Conn. B6 BB9 Green Video, Input Line Filter. B Solder Conn. B6 BB9 Blue Video, Input Line Filter. C ! CRT 17 Chunghwa M41AJR53X46 ! CRT 17 Orion M41KXU100XX01 ! CRT CPP1703 20 RCA A48AAB37X01 CRT. c ! CRT CPP1707 27 RCA A68AEG25X07 CRT. ! CRT CPP1708 27 RCA A68AEG25X05 CRT. c ! CRT CPP1711 14 Chunghwa M34AFA13X07 CRT.cv ! CRT CPP1717 20 RCA A48AAB37X03 CRT. ! CRT CPP1721 36 RCA A90AEJ15X02 CRT. c ! CRT CPP1724 20 Chunghwa A48AGY13X87 CRT. v ! CRT CPP1725 19 Samsung M46QCY261X112 CRT. ! CRT CPP1726 17 Chunghwa M41AGE13X47R CRT. ! CRT CPP1727 17 Samsung M41QCJ761X172 CRT. ! CRT CPP1728 27 Samsung M68QCP891X002 CRT. CRT CPS1831 17 Grounding Strap CRT CPS1846 36 Grounding Strap CS Solder Conn. A6 DD9 CSync Pin 1&2 of Conn.292 Solder Conn. B5 BB5 Video, -Analog, Selection. G Solder Conn. D5 KK1 Vertical linearity Adjustment. H Solder Conn. D5 JJ1 Vertical linearity Adjustment. I IA Solder Conn. D6 GG4 Reverse Horizontal Sync. IC Solder Conn. E6 KK4 Horizontal Frequency Adj. ID Solder Conn. E6 KK4 Horizontal Frequency Adj. Solder Conn. A5 AA7 Video, +Analog, Red Gain. J JC Solder conn D1 GG5 Power Supply V+ Adj. JD Solder Conn. D1 HH7 Power Supply V+ Adj. JE Solder Conn. E1 HH5 Power Supply V+ Adj. Solder Conn. B5 BB7 Video, +Analog, Green Gain. K Solder Conn. A5 CC7 Video, +Analog, Blue Gain. L M CPM2024 Front Support Bracket M CPM2025 Rear Support Bracket M CPM2026 Right Support Bracket M CPM2029 Left Support Bracket M CPM2060 Rear Support Bracket M CPM2113 G6 H. Transistor Support M CPM2550 G6 H. Transistor Support Screw M CPM2551 G6 H. Transistor Support Screw M Solder Conn. C6 DD9 Reverse Hs, AC Video Clamp. Solder Conn. C7 DD8 Reverse Hs, AC Video Clamp. N Solder Conn. A5 AA5 Video, -Analog, Blue Offset. P
F G E H
R S R S R S R S R S R S
A B C D M N O P Q R S T E G H U I J K L A B C I J K L M N O P Q R S T
M N S R A B C D Q U O P I J K L E F G T E F G H R A B C D H U U H
M N Q S I J K L O P R T U A B C D E H I J K M O P Q S T G R A B C D E F H I J K L M N O P Q S T U P P R U G A E U B
D E F G D D E F G D E F G E F G A B C D E F G A B C D E F G A B C D E F G A A A A B B B B C C C C
H I J K L M M H I J K L M H I J K L M H I J K L H I J K L M H I J K L M H I J K L M
N O P Q R R N O P Q R N O P Q R N O P Q N O P Q R N O P Q R N O P Q R
S T T S T S T S S T S T S T
U U U U U U U

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CPA4231, 2793-VGA CPA4254, 2793-VGA CPA4172, 3693-CGA ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W Vertical Deflection Booster Com. PRICE s s s s s s s s s s s s s c c c c c c c c c c c c c t 0.40 t 0.01 t 0.01 t 0.12 t 0.01 t 0.01 t 0.32 t 0.55 t 0.07 t 0.01 t 0.01 t 0.01 t 0.79 t 0.14 t 0.41 t 0.04 t 0.23 t 0.09 t 1.30 t 2.68 t 0.01 t 0.61 t 0.09 t 3.47 t t 14.88 t 28.44 t 0.60 t 0.51 t 0.08
Bd.# Part No. Bd. Sch. Ref. Description Solder Conn. A2 NN7 Verrable Parabolic Pincushion Range. Q Solder Conn. C2 NN7 Verrable -Linear Pincushion Range. R S1 Solder Conn. F5 PP3 Raster Shift, One Unit. S2 Solder Conn. F5 PP3 Raster Shift, Two Units. S4 Solder Conn. F5 PP3 Raster Shift, Four Units. SL Solder Conn. G5 OO3 Raster Shift Left. SR Solder Conn. G5 OO3 Raster Shift Right. ST Solder Conn. C5 BB4 M. Gain Limit Adjustment. Solder Conn. C5 BB4 M. Gain Limit Adjustment. T TR Solder Conn. G2 JJ6 Cut pin1 of 166, solder pad 1&2. Solder Conn. C5 BB4 M. Gain Limit Adjustment. U Solder Conn. D6 HH2 Vertical Frequency Adj. V W Solder Conn. C3 Touch Screen -V Set. V+ 107 106V to 108V V+ 111 110V to 112V V+ 114 113V to 115V V+ 124 123V to 125V V+ 127 126V to 128V V+ 52.0 51.3V to 52.7V V+ 54.0 53.3V to 54.7V V+ 54.5 54V to 55V V+ 55.5 55V to 56V V+ 64.5 64V to 65V V+ 70.0 69.5V to 70.5V V+ 72.5 72V to 73V V+ 77.5 77V to 78V T500 CPB1606 ISO XFR PCB. .062", CEM-1. T501 CPR0050 0, Jumper Wire T502 CPD1252 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 T503 CPD1267 TZL200B 200V 5% .5W, Z.D. T504 CPR0016 33K 5%, 1/4W, CF T505 CPR0171 365K 1%, 1/4W, MF ! T506 CPR0425 3 Amp Slow Blow Fuse. T507 CPR0431 250VAC, 6, 0.145A R. Fuse. T508 CPC1037 .1uF 10%, 250V, Film T509 CPR0157 127K 1%, 1/4W, MF T510 CPD1252 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 T511 CPD1252 1A, 1KV Diode, 1N4007 T512 CPC1069 1.5uF 5%, 400V, Film Capacitor. T513 CPC1110 100uF 20%, 50V Electrolytic Capacitor. T514 CPQ1315 IRF520 100V, 8A Mos Fet. (0.30, TO-220)5%, 1W, T515 CPD1257 1N4742A 12V Zener Diode. T516 CPD1269 P6KE27A 27V 600W, TVS ! T517 CPC1011 2,200pF 20%, 250VAC ! T518 CPR0436 Relay; 8A, 250VAC, Coil; 24VDC ! T518 CPR0437 10A, DPDT Voltage Select Switch. T519 CPR0050 0, Jumper Wire T519 CPR0360 2.7 10%, 1W, CC Resistor. ! T520 CPC1011 2,200pF 20%, 250VAC TX CPM2047 ISO XFR 75W Housing TX CPM2146 ISO XFR 100W Housing ! TX CPT1507 75W Isolation Transformer. ! TX CPT1553 100W Isolation Transformer ! TX CPS1830 Input Power Cable ! TX CPS1762 Output Power Cable TX CPM2517 Vinyl Grommet
A B C D E F G H I J K L MN O P Q R S T U V WX
K H I J L G I J L G I J K L D E F H C D D E F
Q P P Q R S T U R S T U
U B G N O C D O P S U M N B A K I J L E F G H V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V W V W V W V W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W R T Q Q
VIDEO INTERFACE CIRCUIT, FUNCTION, DESCRIPTION (+ & - Analog).

The particular mode of operation is selected by The video interface circuit is a general inserting jumpers, different value components, purpose RGB type input circuit. This circuit and solder bridges. The Production Assembly connects the external video signal to the video Drawings (PADs) are given in the appendix amplifiers. It can accept, DC or AC coupled which describe the component differences. positive going analog, negative going analog, and 4 line TTL. SIMPLIFIED VIDEO INTERFACE CIRCUIT:
Black Level (5.6V)
1. NEGATIVE GOING ANALOG MODE.

Saturated Color (1V)
+12V 7.5V BIAS LINE
RED channel shown
16 6
VIDEO AMPS
3.5V RED VIDEO INPUT 271 301 278 340 236 200
Blue channel only 3.6K
MG 12
2 3
6.3V
C5346
241 (-A BL)
MASTER GAIN& BLANKING

4.7K
-Analog Black Level
+12V G
239
In the negative analog mode, the video signal has a black level (5.6V) which is the -A BL voltage. The saturated color is the lowest input voltage (.9V-1.1V). The current amplitude to the video amplifiers is defined by resistors 278 & 236 and the master gain voltage.
For the blue channel only, 15% of the output 239 current is subtracted by resistor 265 . Signal sources with 8 bit drivers, that use 2 bits for the blue channel use this 15% offset. To prevent input line ringing from exceeding the saturated color voltage limit, a clamp diode 271 has been added. 271
Saturated Color (.70V)
2. POSITIVE GOING ANALOG MODE.

Black Level (0V) 15.8K 261 RED VIDEO INPUT 270 15KHz 75 31KHz .44V 278 2 0-11V or 12V 15.8K 223 75 288 75.0 226 J 0 200 3.6K
+12V 7.5V BIAS LINE
RED channel shown
16
11
VIDEO AMPS
+ANALOG ENABLE
MG 12
C5346
241
MASTER GAIN & BLANKING
1 The black level voltage is set by resistor divider 223 & 226 to compensate for the bias current voltage drop. An optional, variable black level, is accomplished with the black level adjustment pot. The input termination resistor 288 288 reduces video line ringing and produces a dark screen when the video input connector is disconnected. The normal saturated color is set at .70 volts. Higher saturated color levels can be accommodated with resistor or gain changes.
In the positive analog mode, a bias current of .6mA flows to the input pin 2. This current is set by resistor 261 at the +Analog Enable input pin 11. The .6mA produces a voltage, across the parallel resistance of the game and 288 278 288 plus resistor 278 , at pin 2. If the external source resistance is 75 ohms, the black level voltage at pin 2 is .18V for 15KHz and .07V for the 31KHz.
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5.6V to 1.1V, NEGATIVE ANALOG, DC COUPLED, VIDEO INTERFACE CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION.
Red Video Amp. Green Video Amp. Blue Video Amp.

FIL.
SOCKET BOARD
800 TC11
0VDC Hs 56V 28,D3
CRT
ARC PROTECT
TC2 GND TC4 +12V TC1 +16V
TC12
Filament Fil. Ret. Screen Focus EHT
H Sync V Sync
B+G+R=
CRT Auto Bias

ABA
Beam Current Buffer
127V TC8
+127V
Auto Bright
206
TC 10 TC 6 SOCKET BOARD CONNECTOR (TC) End Vertical Blanking Vertical O/S or Delayed Vertical O/S.
+16V +12V +
100uF
209
GND
Blanking & Beam Current Limit

FDH400 084 FDH400 086 FDH400 213 +12V
S 1.62K
260
T 604
244
U 1.21K
245
VIDEO GAIN LINE 4-7VDC Vs 1.62K 5-9Vpp 61,B4 076
1K
062
RC2
Remote Control PCB +12V M. GAIN 1K

485
1.21K
258
2.7K
064 +12V GND
GND
11.5V-12.5V
P 4.7K G
0, CS=.30"
228
0
293
100uF
267
16 13 9 6 Ro G o Bo BBL
239
11
+ A EN
10 +12V
3
- A BL
5 TTL
241
12 M GAIN GND 4 B IN 7 BR 8
12V
VC
Controls
XRC5346A
0
+12V
Note: The clamp 271 diodes are 270 268 installed backwards with respect to the PCB legend.
3.92K
272
R IN 2
RR 1
1N4148 271
GIN GR 14 15
1N4148 270
PN2222
3.5V
340
236
340
218
301
266
1N4148 268
274
1K
275
2.15K
273
301
278
340
277 GND
301
276
R
VC RED 4 INPUT
Video G Connecter VC GREEN VC 292 5 3

GND
B
BLUE VC INPUT 6
INPUT
In each of the video interface circuit configurations, current from the interface circuit is converted to a voltage at the CRT cathodes. The simplest current path is accomplished by the negative analog video interface configuration. The voltage drop across the input resistors 278 and 278 , for the red channel, is the current which drives the video amplifiers when the video gain line is at 8.2 volts. For a lower gain line voltage, part of the current is directed to the +12 volt line. During blanking all the input current flows to the +12 volt line.
236 236
and there is no video amplifier output. For the red and green channels, a 1 volt change at the video input produces a 15 volt change at the video amplifier output. For the blue channel this change is 18 volts but resistor 265 subtracts the equivalence of .6 volts from the input 265 which results in the same saturated color as the red and green channels.
271 The clamp diodes 271 , 270 , & 268 limit the 270 268 maximum current to the video amplifiers. This avoids over driving the video amplifiers when undershoots at the input cables are present. The clamp reference 273 voltage is set by resistors 272 , 273 , and buffer 274 transistor 274 . Load resistor 275 stabilizes this buffered clamp voltage.
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0V to .7V, POSITIVE ANALOG, DC COUPLED, VIDEO INTERFACE CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. To Video Board
TC7 Red TC5 Green TC 3 Blue Blanking & Beam Current Limit S 1.62K
084 FDH400 086 FDH400 213 11.5-12.5V +12V GND 260 VIDEO GAIN LINE
FDH400
T 604
244
U 1.21K
245
1K
062
1.62K
076
4-7VDC Vs 5-9Vpp 62,B4
RC2
Remote Control PCB +12V M. GAIN 1K

485
2.7K 1.21K
258 064 +12V GND
GND
15.8K
261
0
228
0
293
+ 100uF
267
16 13 9 6 Ro Go Bo BBL R IN 2
A5
J 0
225
11
+A EN
10 +12V
3 - A BL XRC5346A GR 15
5 TTL
12 M GAIN
241
12V
VC
Controls GIN 14
B5
15.8K* 1.87K
223
0 GND 4
GND
RR 1
BIN 7
A5
BR 8 56pF
265
PN2222 205
234 221
*Replace
221 with a
0
243
15.8K* 2.15K
242
0
233
15.8K* 2.15K
231
0 jumper for fixed black level. 0

219
10K GND
070 +12V
75.0
226
0
218
84.5
264
88.7
232
75
278
1N4148 271
75
277
1N4148 270
75
276 GND
1N4148 268
PN2222
3.92K
272
75
288
GND
75
286
75
284 GND
274
30
275
412
273
R
VC RED 4 INPUT
GND
G
VC GREEN 292 5 INPUT
VC 3
VC 6
BLUE B INPUT
For DC coupled positive analog video signals, the signal source black level is 0 volts. The standard saturated color voltages are .7 volt and 1 volt. The RGB video signals and sync are connected to the monitor through the video input connector 292 . 292 Resistors 288 , 286 , & 284 terminate the video 284 lines and load the input such that, when no signal source is connected, the screen is dark.
278 277 Resistors 278 , 277 , & 276 protect the video 276 interface IC 241 from transients. They also act as 241 load resistors for the clamp diodes. The clamp diodes 271 , 270 , & 268 limit the peak amplitude of the 270 271 268 video, to prevent overdrive of the video amplifiers. These diodes are connected to transistor 274 and load 274 275 resistor 275 . The base to emitter voltage of the transistor 274 balances the clamp diodes forward 274 voltage for temperature compensation. Resistors 272 272 and 273 set the clamp voltage. 273
231 Resistors 223 , 242 , & 231 produce a voltage drop across the gain resistors to offset the voltage drop caused by the .6mA bias current across the input and protection resistors. +12 volts to these resistors produces a fixed black level. An optional black level adjustment may replace the +12V with a range of 0 volts to 11.3 volts. Potentiometer 070 is buffered by 070 transistor 221 and resistor 219 which provide the 221 219 adjustment voltage.
The master gain line is connected to the video 241 interface IC 241 at pin 12. It multiplies the gain set 225 by the gain resistors 225 , 226 , etc. by 0 to 1. Vertical and horizontal blanking set the gain to 0 during retrace. The gain is adjusted by the master 062 485 gain control 485 through load resistor 062 . The maximum gain may also be limited by making solder connections S , T , & U . U T Diodes 084 , 086 , & 213 clamp the video lines 067 connected to the video board to prevent damage to the video interface IC from arc related voltage spikes.
The gain of the input circuit is set by resistors 264 , & 232 . 264 232
226 226
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1Vp-p, POSITIVE ANALOG, AC COUPLED, VIDEO INTERFACE CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. 16 13 9 6 R o G o Bo BBL R IN 2

A5
J
11
+A EN
10 +12V
3 - A BL XRC5346A GR 15
1N4937 243
5 TTL
12 M GAIN
241 +12V
Controls GIN 14
B5
1.87K
223
GND RR 1
1N4937 225
GND
BIN 7
A5
L 2.15K
242
BR 8
1N4937 233
PN2222
Black Level Adjustment is optional. 0

219
221
K 0
218
2.15K
231 +12V
10K
070
88.7
226
100
264
105
232
2.7K
305
PN2222 MPS2907
1N4148 271 237
1nF
272
MPS2907
1N4148 270 238
MPS2907
1N4148 268 266 274
MPS2907
270
278
270
277
270
276
303
10K
275 GND 1N4148 317 1N4148
PN2222 270
310 311
PN2222
PN2222 270
308 313
270 270
307 315
312
.33uF
281
.33uF 75
288 280 GND
.33uF 75
286 283
1.0M 75
284 GND
273 319 For separate -H sync see schematic at DD8. 47nF 309
For composite sync.
R
VC RED 4 INPUT
GND
G
292
B
BLUE VC INPUT 6
+ H. Sync. H. Sync.
2 1
355
320=.30 320+.45
VC 3
VC GREEN 5 INPUT
2.7K
320
100pF
316
In the + analog AC coupled mode, the video black level is set by a clamp circuit which is active during the first part of horizontal sync. For this circuit to work properly, the incoming video must be at the black level voltage when horizontal sync starts and remain blanked for at least 4.5uS. The clamp circuit is dependent on the polarity of incoming horizontal sync. For separate horizontal sync, the sync polarity should be positive. For composite sync, and positive going horizontal sync pulses, resistor 320 (.30 long) is connected to the 320 inverting horizontal sync comparator which is the same as separate, positive, horizontal sync. For composite sync, with negative going horizontal sync pulses, 320 resistor 320 (.45 long) makes the connection to the noninverting vertical sync comparator. This connection is valid since the horizontal and vertical sync lines are connected together for composite sync. The clamping function is accomplished by turning on transistor 303 at the start of horizontal sync through 303 the differentiating action of capacitor 316 and resistors 305 305 & 320 . The collector of this transistor is connected to clamp transistors 311 , 312 , & 313 313 310 through resistors 310 , 308 , & 307 with pull down 308 307 resistor 315 . The coupling capacitors 281 , 280 , & 280 283 at the video input are set to the black level voltage by the video source.
If the coupling capacitor voltage, on the clamped side, is high at clamp time, the clamp transistor shorts the capacitor to GND by normal transistor action. If the coupling capacitor voltage is low at clamp time the clamp transistors act as dual diodes to raise the capacitor voltage to GND, which is the black level reference for the video input circuit. The ground referenced video signal is then buffered 237 238 266 by transistors 237 , 238 , & 266 through protection resistors 278 , 277 , & 276 . The buffer transistors 278 277 276 are needed to reduce the .6mA bias current, from the video interface IC, to under 10uA which limits the coupling capacitor voltage buildup to 2mV during one horizontal cycle. Resistor 275 and clamp diodes 271 , 270 , & 268 275 271 270 268 are connected to the coupling capacitors to limit the voltage buildup when no sync is present. If this limit did not exist, the monitor would show excessive brightness without sync. When sync pulses are present, capacitor 309 with rectifier diodes 317 & 309 317 319 and filter capacitor 272 apply a voltage to the 319 272 base of transistor 274 which raises the voltage on the 274 clamp diodes to avoid interference with the video signal. Diodes 225 , 243 , & 233 balance the base to 226 243 232 emitter voltage of the buffer transistors. The rest of the video interface functions the same as the DC coupled video interface circuit.
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VIDEO AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT, FUNCTION, DESCRIPTION.

The video amplifier, is a high speed push pull amplifier, which can swing as much as 90 volts. The maximum dynamic output swing is limited to 60 volts. The rest of the output voltage range is reserved for bias adjustment.
+12V
127V 120V 560

K17
18 140
B14 K16 2SA1370 K14
12.1K
K15
VIDEO INTERFACE
301
K2
2N 3904
K34
1.49K
K9
.015uF
885 OUTPUT 2SC3467
40.2K
K19
16V MPS2907
606
K7 C5346
1 + NE592 14 7
5.62K 1.50K 681

K6 K6 K1
945 Bias Control Line from Auto Bias IC
15 K4 +9.25V line
SIMPLIFIED VIDEO AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT:
836
K10
K11
The video amplifier drive circuit is built on a ceramic substrate which is a good heat sink. The printed resistors and conductors are small and have precise geometries which output a faithful reproduction of the input signal with good high frequency response and low overshoot.
The NE592 is a 120MHz emitter coupled differential amplifier which is connected to a push pull output stage. This output stage has a low bias current of 3mA and a bandwidth of 25MHz. Although at 25MHz, the output stage current increases to 15mA.
VIDEO AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

The video amplifier's output voltage, with no input signal, is the black level which is the picture tube cut off voltage. This voltage is set, for each of the three video amplifiers, by the auto bias circuit via the bias control line. This black level voltage has a range of 80V to 110V. The voltage swing at the output is 60 volts for a 10 mA current signal from the C5346. For this same 10 mA current signal, the voltage swing at the video amplifier input is 1.5 volts and the input voltage swing at the NE592 is .80 volts. The reason for using the voltage divider K6 and K7 is that the C5346 K6 minimum output voltage is 7.7 volts, and the bias voltage at the NE592 input is 5.3 volts. The input signal is buffered by a NPN K34 transistor K34 for low input capacitance. Resistors K1 and K2 set the black level K1 K2 K21 input voltage at 10 volts. Resistor K21 (see K36 schematic next page) and diode K36 protect the input against arc related transients. Resistors K6 and K7 are used to set the K6 K35 input bias voltage for the NE592. Diode K35 acts as a temperature compensator to match the emitter to base diode in the buffer transistor. 68 The negative feedback circuit consists of K9 K10 bias resistors K9 , K10 and output feedback resistor K19 . The geometry of the feedback circuit defines the AC negative feedback path. The autobias output, which adjusts the black level voltage, is also connected to this node K11 through resistor K11 . Solder connection A K22 connects resistor K22 , which raises the video amp. output voltage by 10V, for some CRTs. The voltage gain of the differential amplifier K32 is set by resistor K8 . The output of the amplifier has a load resistor K5 for faster low going transitions and is buffered by a PNP transistor 945 with base 945 K20 matching resistor K20 . The load resistor for this buffer amplifier is K3 which is connected to the 16 volt line. The buffered output of the differential amplifier is DC coupled to the NPN transistor 943 and AC coupled, by capacitor 885 , to 943 the PNP transistor 951 of the push-pull 951 output stage. Resistors K18 and 953 K18 953 protect the push-pull transistors from current spikes caused by voltage transients when CRT arcing occurs.
VIDEO AMPLIFIER SCHEMATIC.
127V
.1uF
957 16V 120V
Blue Video Amplifier

2
937
18
+12V
10
12.1K
K15 17
560 MPS2907
K17 950
75 13
K13
301
K2
1.49K
K9
18 140
B14 K16 16 K14
14
40.2K
K19
MMBT 3904
K34 1 3
2SA 1370
951 19
15
.1uF
10 7 SOT
10
.015uF
885 20 3
180
K18
606
K7 Jumper K33
BLUE VIDEO TO CRT.
1.0K
K8 12 14
NE592
K32 5 8
1nF 2SC 3467 205

953 943 6 945 9 11 956
1N4148 100
K21 1 K36
.1uF 3pF A 21K

K22 934
.5W K3 K3 4
150
PART OF FDH400 AUTO BIAS

7 958
33 8
K20
MPS2907
15
K4
2SA 1370
1.8K
955 Beam Current Feedback FROM CA3224 GND +12V
681
K6 K6
5.62K 836
K10 K11 5 9 12
1.8K
1.62K
K1
1N4148
K35
2.2K
K5 GND
3.32K
K12
+12V
1.8K VIDEO INTERFACE MG VERTICAL and HORIZONTAL BLANKING, Master Gain, & Beam limiter
938
9.25V
MPS A64 D 942 .1uF

GND 930
3.92K
940
VIDEO SOURCE (external)
The bias current of the push-pull output stage is set by resistors K14 , K15 , K16 , K14 K15 K16 K17 , and diode connected transistor 950 . K17 950 Transistor 950 is thermally connected to transistor 951 to maintain the same base to 951 K17 emitter voltage drop. Note that resistor K17 adds 11mA to the diode connected transistor 950 . This current is available to drive the 950 951 base of transistor 951 during periods of high frequency amplification. This high base current is needed because, the beta of 951 transistor 951 is low for high current pulses and when high frequency is amplified many high current pulses occur. The mechanism for transferring the current from
transistor 950 to the base of transistor 951 950 951 is the coupling capacitor 885 which charges through resistor K16 on the positive part of K16 the signal and discharges through the base of transistor 951 on the negative part of the drive signal. Therefore the output stage, bias current, is frequency dependent and has a range of 3mA to 15mA.
887 Resistor K13 and capacitor 887 , which are connected to the 9.25 volt line, decouples the video amplifier current pulses from the 127V line. The 9.25 volt line is connected to the emitter of the NPN push-pull transistor by resistor K4 . This voltage establishes the output voltage of the NE592 in the middle of it's 2 volt drive range. The 9.25 volt line is regulated by darlington transistor 942 with 942 938 940 voltage divider resistors 938 & 940 .
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VIDEO BOARD POWER SUPPLY AND ARC PROTECT SCHEMATIC.

+127fV +120V
FDH 400
835
FDH 400
899
FDH 400
845
FDH 400
849
FDH 400
886
FDH 400
959
Caution! 2 pin degaussing coil plug (CC1 & CC2) must be plugged in such that the pin with the extra wire is closest to the fuse. UNPLUG WHEN REPAIRING MONITOR.
CC1
From MAIN PCB
CC2
971
CC3
1/2W
900
G1
G2
Focus
8 6 11 12 10
150
1/2W 882
From Video Amp.
GREEN
1/2W
851
BLUE
1/2W
883 SOCKET 877
9
0
896
5
1K
1/2W 855
7 150 1
1/2W 880 Green Wire 961
970
EHT
2.2K Grid Pulse 100K

876
10K 1/2W 1.87K

874 -23 to -27Vdc Vs 10Vp-p 95uS 873
330pF
871 854 853
1/2W 881
EHT FOCUS SCREEN Socket Board PCB 800 FIL. Fil. GND TC 11 TC 12 TC 8 TC 1 TC 4 TC 2
100K 2.2nF
878 1/2W 856
GND
-16V to-25V 100uF 50V

868 872
0VDC Hs 56V 31uS
DAG GND FIL. 1N4005

848
DAG GND
FDH400
870
FIL. +127fV +16V +120V +12V GND

857
1uF 50V
846
0 30
859 962
+127V +16V
Power supply voltages shown, are for the 2793-CGA monitor. +120V Source
1N4937
847
200V
860
18
879
.1uF
801
.1uF
816
150 1/2W cc
875
+12V GND
Auto Bright Control Output.
The high voltage in the CRT, through an arc, can be conducted to any tube socket connection on the video board. To reduce the danger of these arcs causing component failure, a number of arc current paths are provided. The tube socket has integral spark gaps which conduct arc current to the tube ground (aquadag). through dissipation resistor 882 . 882 The clamping voltage of the spark gaps to the cathodes and G1 is about 1.5KV. The peak arc current to the video amplifier 900 outputs is limited by resistors 900 , 851 , & 883 . Each amplifier output is connected to two clamp 835 845 diodes 835 , 899 , 845 , 849 , 886 , & 859 to provide a current return to ground via the power 175 860 supply filter capacitors 175 & 860 . The grid pulse drive to G1 is protected by a low pass filter made up of elements 855 , 871 , & 873 . Resistors 881 , 873 856 and capacitor 878 also form a low pass filter for 856 878 the G2 to auto bright control output connection. A dissipation resistor 880 is connected to the focus spark gap to match the impedance of the aquadag connection. This reduces reflections and helps dissipate the arc energy. Resistor 879 supplies an additional ground path for arc energy.
G1 is connected to a negative voltage to increase the cutoff voltage which reduces the dot size and produces a sharper picture. This negative voltage is generated by rectifying the negative peaks of the filament flyback pulse with diode 870 , filter capacitor 868 , and resistor 868 872 872 872 . Resistor 872 is used to adjust the negative G1 voltage for different FBTs. Resistor 876 provides a fixed load to stabilize the -G1 voltage. The grid pulse is developed across load resistor 874 by a PNP transistor. 874 The 120 volt line, which is also generated by the filament voltage, is used to supply the video amplifier output bias current. Capacitor 857 translates the GND referenced filament flyback pulse to the 127 volt line. 847 848 846 Rectifier diodes 847 & 848 and filter capacitor 846 generate the V+ minus 7 volt supply. Capacitor 857 is 857 also used to adjust this voltage for different FBTs. The filament voltage is adjusted by capacitor and diode (or resistor) 853 . 853
854
860 Resistor 859 and capacitor 860 decouples the video 859 amplifiers from the 127 volt line. This filter is needed, in some models, to eliminate video amplifier distortion caused by ripple current on the V+ line. This ripple current is caused by the, V+ minus 7 volt line, power supply.
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Degaussing Coil
RED
CRT AUTO BIAS AND AUTO BRIGHT CIRCUIT, FUNCTION, DESCRIPTION. The auto bias circuit is a control system that forms a closed loop for controlling the CRT bias voltage. It generates a set of conditions where the current near the cutoff voltage of each gun is measured, and then adjusts the bias voltage of the video amplifiers, to set the correct black level voltage for each gun. This color balance adjustment is necessary, since each gun in the color picture tube can have a different cutoff voltage, which also, will change as the CRT ages. If the picture tube gain changes, the auto bias circuit would adjust all three guns in the same direction to maintain constant black level. This effect reduces the auto bias voltage range which is needed for the cathode differential voltage adjustment. To prevent this occurrence a second control loop is added to the system. This second control loop is called the auto bright circuit and corrects for CRT gain changes. The auto bright circuit senses any common bias voltage change and controls the screen grid (G2) to hold the common bias voltage constant.
R G B G1 Blue hold cap.
SIMPLIFIED PICTURE TUBE VIDEO BIAS CONTROL CIRCUIT: (One channel shown)
VIDEO INTERFACE Video Amp.
CRT
G2
CA3224E
927 .1uF 5K 921 comp. 200 C8 68.1K .047uF Blue input A B SW C normal V ref. GREEN CHANNEL RED CHANNEL G R Grid pulse Program Pulse
Beam Current Buffer

LM324 4.0V
10uF 895 B
Auto Bright Amplifier 4.0V +

33K 33K 33K LM324 920 15.8K
FBT
+4.2V Screen adj.
8*
TC 9
169K
900 +6V 1.8K -21V
V sync H sync
Counter, Decoder Control Logic
* Adjust FBT bottom pot for 4.0V to 4.4 at pin 8.

Note: Chassis before rev. E4, set to 4.6V.
The auto bias circuit performs all of its sensing and bias corrections during the sixteenth to the twenty first horizontal cycle, after the vertical sync pulse. Before the sixteenth cycle, the SW in the auto bias IC is open ( SW in "C" position). During the 16,17, and 18 horizontal cycle, the CRT is brought out of cutoff by the grid pulse. The resulting beam current produces a voltage at the beam current buffer output. This voltage is applied to the coupling capacitor 921 . At the other side of the coupling capacitor is the channel input, which is clamped to V ref. (SW in "A" position). The voltage amplitude of the amplifier output with the cathode current information is then stored in the coupling capacitor 921 during this time. During the next three horizontal cycles (19, 20, and 21), the SW is switched to pass current to capacitor 895 which is the bias voltage storage capacitor. At the same time a program pulse is applied to resistor C8 C8
which, if the bias was correct during the previous cycle, exactly balances the voltage stored in the coupling capacitor and no difference is sensed at the channel input. The channel amplifier, in this case, does not output current and the voltage of capacitor 895 895 stays unchanged. If the CRT cathode is too far into cutoff, less beam current flows at the grid pulse time. This causes the beam current buffer to output a smaller negative pulse and less voltage is stored in the coupling capacitor. The program pulse amplitude (which is constant) is now larger than the stored (beam current) voltage and the channel amplifier will add current to 895 the, bias voltage, storage capacitor 8 95 thus correcting the low bias voltage which caused the cathode to be too far into cutoff. After the program pulse is over, the SW is switched to the open position again and the next time the bias voltage can be adjusted is during the next vertical blank time.
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CRT AUTO BIAS AND AUTO BRIGHT CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. The beam current feedback circuit uses a PNP video transistor 954 to direct most of the beam current to the 954 auto bias circuit while passing the voltage waveform, from the video amplifiers to the CRT cathodes. Diode 956 958 and capacitor 956 insure that no video waveform distortion occurs. An additional benefit of this circuit is that it protects the video amplifiers from the destructive 955 arc energy. Resistors 948 and 955 divide energy due to CRT arcing, between the video amplifier transistors 954 and the beam current feedback transistor 954 . The beam current is filtered by capacitor 941 and resistor C10 and is buffered by an operational amplifier, which translates the beam current into a low impedance voltage. This voltage is applied to a coupling capacitor 921 through a 200 ohm resistor C8 . C8 The 200 ohm and the 68.1K resistor C3 forms the program value which sets the black level voltage via the action of the program pulse. Capacitor 922 is used to stabilize the 922 transconductance amplifier which is used at the channel input of the auto bias IC 927 . The auto bias IC stores the bias voltage of this channel in capacitor 895 at pin 895 21. This voltage is buffered by an internal amplifier, with output at pin 20, which is connected to the Blue video amplifier bias control input. Resistor 908 , 910 , and 911 are part of the auto 908 910 911 bright circuit. They are used to sum the bias voltage of each of the three channels via a voltage node at the auto bright amplifier, 920 pin 9. The resulting output voltage then controls the screen grid via transistor 850 . Resistor 881 protects the CRT grid from excessive current during arcing. Capacitor 878 supplies a low AC impedance to GND to insure that the CRT gain is constant during each horizontal line. Resistor 858 and 858 914 defines the current gain of, and stabilizes, the auto bright control loop.
909 Load resistor 909 eliminates crossover distortion from 920 the OP Amp. 920 . Resistor 852 and 856 protects the 856 transistor and OP Amp. from damage due to CRT arcing. PNP transistor 928 is used as a voltage translator to 928 direct the grid pulse from the auto bias IC to G1. The voltage on G1 is normally -15 to -27 volts depending on which CRT is used. When the grid pulse at pin 11 is 933 low, the current from resistor 933 is conducted to resistor 874 and produces a 10 volt pulse on the minus G1 line. Capacitor 871 and resistors 855 & 873 871 protect transistor 928 from CRT arcing. The auto bias IC (CA3224E) is designed for a supply voltage of +10V and since the video amplifier requires +12V, three diodes 903 , 905 , and 906 are used to C7 supply this IC. Resistors C4 and C7 form a voltage divider which supplies the, auto bright, bias voltage to 920 the LM324 920 . The green and blue channel circuits are identical to the red channel and are controlled by the timing logic in the same way. Refer to the waveforms at the bottom left of page 34 for the timing relationship. The vertical retrace boost pulse, from the LA7838, (15KHz models) or the delayed vertical sync pulse from the sync delay circuit (25 & 31KHz models) starts the 21 count auto bias state counter. This pulse is applied to the auto bias IC through resistor 891 . The negative going flyback pulse which is used to heat the filament also supplies the horizontal sync to the auto bias IC via diode 884 and resistor 888 . The grid pulse becomes active between the 15 and 18 horizontal cycle and the program pulse is active between the 18 and 21 horizontal cycle. These two pulses in conjunction with the internal control of the transconductance amplifier output switch are what establish the timing for the measurement and setting of the video bias.
CRT AUTO BIAS, VERTICAL SYNC CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. The auto bias vertical sync comes from from a buffer circuit for 15KHz operation. For 31KHz operation this signal is generated by a delay counter. For both cases, the vertical boost pulse is "and" connected with the Vertical Osc. O/S to provide flicker free operation and laser beam protection. In the case of vertical deflection failure, the loss of the boost signal causes the auto bias vertical sync to stop, which stops the auto bias function, and blanks the screen via the vertical blanking circuit, thus providing for laser beam protection.
+12
The vertical oscillator one shot (LA7851 pin 16) supplies the start timing for the auto bias vertical sync. This signal is conducted to the emitter of 379 by jumper 389 . The base of 379 is connected 089 379 383 to the retrace boost pulse by resistor divider 383 and 384 . Combining these signals in this way produces a collector waveform which has the vertical oscillator one shot timing and is dependent on the retrace boost pulse. For the 15KHz case, transistor 100 inverts the 100 vertical oscillator one shot signal to produce the CRT auto bias vertical sync signal. Resistor 099 is the pullup and resistor 006 reduces the chance of arc damage to the transistor. For the 31KHz case, the vertical oscillator one shot signal is directed to the clear of the 7 bit counter 100 . This O/S time out must occur after the autobias delay time out and come before the bias active pulse from the CA3224E. When the clear is low, the counter counts horizontal pulses, by the clock connected voltage divider 099 and 201 . When the counter outputs ones at each diode 201 connected output, further counts are inhibited by 381 diode 006 and pullup 381 . This diode "or" signal 006 is also used for the CRT auto bias vertical sync. The delay is set to locate the grid pulse generated 3 faint lines at the top of the screen with full vertical deflection. Capacitor 091 produces a delay to avoid a race condition between the counter clock and the auto bias horizontal sync.
6.8K Hfo=15KHz PN2222

2 100 1 3 099
CRT AUTO BIAS VERTICAL SYNC
510
006 +12 V
For Hfo=25-31KHz
1N4148
62K
098
62K
099 1 2 8,10,13 14 7 3
006 CL KL NC Vdd Vss Q7 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 12 11 9 6 5 4
0
100A 7
PN2222
1N4148 2H Dly. 024 1N4148 4H Dly. 025 1N4148 8H Dly. 027 1N4148 028 16H Dly.
200K
CS=.45" 383
379
0 CS=.74
389
CD4024 100
22K
384 GND
200K
201
.1uF
101
Autobias Delay
GND
15.8K
381 +24V
220pF
091
Retrace Boost
Filament Vertical Osc. O/S, LA7851 pin 16
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CRT AUTO BIAS AND AUTO BRIGHT SCHEMATIC.
100K, 1/2W
856
FBT 2.2nF, 1KV

878
2.2K
1/2W 881
10K
873 871
1K
855
330pF
1,000pF 956
AUTO BRIGHT CIRCUIT 10

1.8K
955
R G B
G1
G2
CRT
+12V
Beam current off on power down circuit.
FDH400
VIDEO INTERFACE 958 2SA1370
+
1/4 LM324
Adjust the bottom pot on the FBT for +4.2V 2SC3675
100K
852 850
+
Video Amp.
1N4005
68.1K 100uF
085
920
TC9
169K
858 090
+ +16V
15.8K
954
3.3K
909
127K
1.8K
948 10
914
089 On main 087 board at DD1.
Blue BEAM CURRENT +12V Line Green & Red BEAM CURRENT
Blue video BIAS control line. 1N4005 X3 903 3.84.2V 905 906 +10V
For XX92 2.74K

C7 11
900
C17
AUTO BIAS CIRCUIT
5 6
13
1.82K
C4
920
.1uF
907
AUTO BIAS IC
1/4 LM324
7
12
1 GND Vcc 22 CA3224E

927
4K
14 C10 2,200pF 941
200
C8 7
.1uF
921
5K
C9
Blue input sw. normal comp.
68.1K
C3
Blue hold cap.
21 10uF +
895 2.56.7V
3 2
16
+
1/4 LM324
.047uF
922
1
17
3
1.22.5V
20
33K
908
15
4K
C11 2,200pF 818
200
C13 5
sw. in grid pls. pos.
.1uF
923
5K
C12
4
5.76.3V
Green input sw.
68.1K
C2
Green hold cap.
19 +
10uF
894
Green Video Amp. BIAS.
12 13
19
+
1/4 LM324
.047uF
924
14
20
5
1.22.5V comp.
18
2.56.7V
33K
910
18
4K
C14 2,200pF 815
200
C16 4
.1uF
925
5K
C15
6
5.76.3V
Red input sw.
68.1K
C1 1
Red hold cap.
17 +
10uF
892
Red Video Amp. BIAS.
TC 10
V. Osc. O/S V. Blanking Filament Pls. Bias active Grid pulse Program pulse
7.8 to 8.8Vdc Vs 8.4Vp-p 95uS +12V 1
GND
V. osc o/s or Delayed V. osc o/s
.047uF
926
7
1.22.5V comp. 6V REF. CL START COUNTER FF Q BIAS
16
2.56.7V
33K
911
22K
18 891
8
.2.6V
15
4.6-5.2VDC
9 GND
23V
5V REF
14
To Vertical 13 Blanking
ABA TC 6
Grid pulse 1.8K

933 9 to 10Vdc Vs MPS2907 9.6Vp-p 95uS 928
2.7K
884
1N4148
10
To CRT Grid #1
888 2,200pF 889 11 GRID PULSE
EN 21 H. LINE AUTO COUNTER BIAS CL ACTIVE DECODER sw. control PROGRAM PULSE
2.2 to 2.7Vdc Vs 4.2Vp-p 360uS
12
1.8K
-15V to -27V 874
1.8K
931 GND
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Monitor, Block Diagram Review.

GAME VIDEO RGB SYNC V. & H.
3
On Video Board. VIDEO

Interface A 3
G2290V G120V
2 For Dual Focus
VIDEO AMPS.
Bias
3 3 3 B
Beam
Current
Feedback C
CRT
H
BLANKING
F.B.P. V retrace Beam limit M. gain High temp. limit I
Auto Bright
VDY
G 3
H DY
EHT25KV
CRT AUTO BIAS IC

H. sync (FBP) V. sync CA3224E E
D Beam current buffer Program pulse Grid pulse Dynamic Focus used only on Dual Focus CRTs Horizontal Dynamic Focus H2
SYNC
Interface J 2
VERTICAL SYNC DELAY

F
Vs
VERTICAL OSCILLATOR
LA7851 K
VERTICAL CONTROL & OUTPUT

LA7838 I. V. Feedback L
+
G2 LA7851
V+ Vertical Dynamic EHT Focus H1 2
Hs
H. Pos.
HORIZONTAL CONTROL
Sync delay M V. Size & V. Ras. Pos.
H.
Driver
N PINCUSHION
H.
Output
O
FBT
P
REMOTE CONTROLS
(PCB) Q
HORIZONTAL Size Control

R
DIODE
Modulator
S Beam Current
+52V to +129V ISOLATION Transformer

(IN GAME)
VOLTAGE DOUBLER Raw DC 320V T

V-
LOAD
(VIDEO & DEFLECTION)
-200V
+12V +12V SWITCHING +16V Regulator REGULATOR +24-27V

Shutdown Sync U W Vertical Deflection Supply FBP
DEGAUSSING CIRCUIT Z
+24V
FAULT DETECTOR Y
OVER VOLTAGE PROTECT X
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BLANKING, MASTER GAIN, AND FAULT CIRCUIT, FUNCTION, DESCRIPTION.

SIMPLIFIED GAIN CONTROL CIRCUIT:
GAIN SELECT RESISTORS
VIDEO INTERFACE
C5346
+12V 1K 485 241 3.6K
+12V
+
Video Amp.
To CRT
MASTER GAIN
1K 062
VIDEO GAIN LINE
200 +7.5V
One of three input circuits. PN2222
HORIZONTAL BLANKING
FLYBACK PULSE 0VDC Hs 56Vpp 62,D6 SIGNAL CONDITIONING CIRCUIT
3
FAULT CIRCUIT
1/4 LM324 033
+3.4V
072
To P/S OVP
BIAS ACTIVE
HIGH Z
VERTICAL BLANKING
BEAM CURRENT LIMITER +6V

MPSA64 PN2222 D 036 071 + 10uF 014
Total beam current From FBT High Temp. +12V Beam Limit 28.0K
1N4148 018 020 100K T @ 25C 180
+2.5V
6 1
1N4148 253 1/2 LM393
Vertical Bias O/S 1/2

LM393
3 +
5 +
+2.5V
210
210
.047uF 207
Blanking in this monitor is accomplished by reducing the video gain to zero during the vertical and horizontal blank time. During video time, the gain is set by the master gain control which is located on the remote control PCB. If the overall beam current exceeds .75mA or 1.5mA (depending on model) for more then ten frames, the beam current limiter circuit will reduce the video gain to protect the FBT. A high temperature sensor, close to the FBT, will also reduce the beam current if the high temperature limit (70C) is exceeded. The fault circuit senses the temperature or beam current line and will turn off the monitor if either of these signals exceeds the beam current shut off value. If an abnormal condition exists in the monitor or the cooling system of the enclosure fails, the high temperature sensor will activate the fault circuit at 80C. The fault circuit is also turned on when the beam current becomes large enough to damage the FBT. This condition will happen if the video bias supply (V+ 9V) on the video board fails. An OP Amp. is used to sense the fault condition and a transistor is used to transmit the fault signal down to the power supply.
The video P-P voltage amplitude at the cathodes, is the video input signal amplitude times the master gain control setting times the video amplifier gain. The gain select resistors set the maximum video gain via the master gain line. For a greater range of brightness, (highlighting) the video system is allowed to supply high peak video currents which could damage the FBT if sustained. The beam current limiter circuit insures that the long term maximum beam current is not exceeded. Horizontal blanking is achieved by amplifying the flyback pulse (FBP) with 072 transistor 072 . Vertical blanking starts as soon as the LA7851 starts the vertical retrace sequence and is terminated by the auto bias, bias active signal. A comparator is used to sense the vertical bias O/S, at pin 16 of the LA7851, which goes low when 207 vertical retrace starts. Capacitor 207 holds the vertical blanking active, between the vertical bias O/S pulse, and the bias active pulse. When the bias active line 207 goes high, the capacitor 207 is reset and vertical blanking ends, after the bias active line returns to it's high impedance state.
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BLANKING, MASTER GAIN, AND FAULT CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. The master gain control 485 is connected to the video gain line through a 1K resistor 062 062 . The voltage range of the video gain 064 076 line is programmable via resistors 064 , 076 and solder bridges at S , T , & U . U The solder bridges may connect resistors 244 244 , 245 , 258 , and 260 to the video gain 245 line. This arrangement permits a variety of input signals and picture tubes to be used with the same monitor PCB. Horizontal blanking ( H B ) is added to the gain line by transistors 072 . This transistor pulls down on the gain line when the flyback pulse is high. Capacitor 081 is 081 080 093 charged by diode 080 and resistor 093 such that, as soon as the flyback pulse starts going positive the NPN transistor 072 turns on and horizontal blanking starts. The time constant of capacitor 081 and resistors 078 and 093 is chosen such that the capacitor will lead the FBP on the downward slope and turn the horizontal blanking transistor off just at the end of the FBP. This advanced timing compensates for the turn off delay of transistor 072 . 072 Vertical blank time is started when a low going pulse from the LA7851 pin 16 causes the output, pin 1, of the dual comparator 210 210 to go low. Capacitor 207 is discharged 208 through resistor 208 at this time. After the end of the LA7851 pulse, the capacitor 207 holds the output, pin 7 of the comparator, low until the bias active pulse recharges the capacitor 207 through diode 207 253 . During the high time of the bias 253 active pulse, the comparator output pin 7 is still low, because of the voltage drop across 253 the diode 253 . The end of vertical blank time occurs when the bias active line returns to it's high impedance state. The capacitor 207 holds the charge from the 207 bias active pulse until the next vertical blank time. The advantage of this type of vertical blanking circuit is that, if the CRT auto bias IC fails to produce a bias active pulse, the screen stays blanked. This action protects the CRT when the vertical deflection system fails since the output of the LA7838 boost pulse is needed for the CRT auto bias vertical sync (CA3224E pin 8). The video gain line will source up to 32mA during blank time, which is the reason for buffering the vertical blank comparator with a PNP transistor 212 . Resistors 251 and 252 supply a voltage that is midrange relative to the LA7851 pulse for maximum noise immunity. 248 Resistors 248 and 250 also supply another midrange voltage for the bias active pulse and the, vertical blanking, hold capacitor 207 to work against. Resistors 211 and 211 368 are used as jumpers. 368 The beam current limiter circuit uses the base to emitter voltage of a darlington transistor 036 to set the maximum beam current. To sense the beam current, capacitor 010 integrates the current pulses 010 produced by rectifying the high voltage flyback pulses. The beam current is converted to a voltage across resistor 009 . This voltage is applied to a long time 011 constant RC circuit, resistor 011 and 014 capacitor 014 , before it is sensed by the darlington transistor. The sharpness of the 012 limiting response is set by resistors 012 , 065 066 065 and 066 . Transistor 071 then, reduces the video gain by pulling down on the master gain line upon excessive beam current. The beam current is also reduced if the FBT temperature sensor exceeds 74C. Resistor 020 sets the temperature at which this circuit becomes active. The resistance of thermistor 180 decreases with increasing temperature until the voltage at the cathode of diode 018 is low enough to turn on 018 transistor 036 which turns on transistor 036 071 and darkens the screen. 071 The fault circuit senses the temperature or beam current line with a, comparator connected, OP Amp. 033 at pin 2 ( input). 033 The + input of the OP Amp. is biased to 3 volts by a voltage divider, resistors 034 034 037 . The output of the, OP Amp. is and 037 connected to a low pass filter, resistor 017 035 and capacitor 035 to insure that the fault circuit does not become active on power up. 008 Transistor 008 conducts the fault signal to the over voltage protect input of the power supply IC. Resistor 005 protects the voltage 005 translator transistor 008 and the power 008 supply controller IC.
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BLANKING, MASTER GAIN, BEAM LIMITER, AND FAULT CIRCUITS SCHEMATIC.

Remote control PCB VIDEO GAIN LINE
4-7VDC Vs 4-9Vpp 61,B4
1K
062
RC2
MASTER GAIN
+12V
1K
485 GND
+12V VERTICAL BLANKING MPS2907 6.8K

250 1N4148
6.8K 0
211 251
6 7
1/2 LM393 210
(BIAS ACTIVE) From auto bias IC pin 13

8
1/2 LM393
2 3
212 4-7VDC Hs 4-9Vpp 61,B4
253
1
1K
208
2.32.7V
1.8K
368
1.8K
248
(VERTICAL BIAS O/S) From LA7851 pin 16

4.5-5.3V Vs 5Vpp 16,E5
.047uF
GND 207
1.8K
252
HORIZONTAL BLANKING PN2222 270

078 093
(FLYBACK PULSE) From FBT pin 8

0VDC Hs 56Vpp 62,D6
0
077
072
081
1N4937
GND 080
GAIN SELECT RESISTORS S

+12V
12
2.7K
064
M GAIN
C5346
241
U 1.62K
076
VIDEO INTERFACE IC
1.62K
260
604 1.21K
244 1.21K 258 245
FBT 8
GND 453
BEAM CURRENT LIMITER CIRCUIT. 1K

012 +
+12V +6V 10uF

014
EHT 4 Return
28.0K
020
12.1K
034 009 LIMIT BEAM CURRENT
MPSA64 D
036
PN2222 1N4148
018 7-10VDC 61, C2 GND
62K
011 +3.4V
.1uF 15.8K
037 010 GND
071
75
066
1K
065
T CPR0432
180
3
Power supply controller IC C5184
115
FAULT CIRCUIT
1/4 LM324 033
100uF
035
Temperature Sensor
22K
017
019
2
OVP 14 Shutdown Excessive beam current or high temperature comparator.
2SA1371
GND
0
109
200K
005 008
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VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL SYNC CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION.

For Interlaced Vertical Sync. Composite Sync
+
To LA7851 pin 19 To LA7851 pin 1
{ Horizontal Sync
Vertical Sync
Sync Interface 2 Comparators
Vertical Sync To Horizontal Cycle Synchronization and Composite Sync Decoder
Composite sync or separate vertical and horizontal sync are buffered by two comparators in the sync interface circuit. A vertical sync synchronization circuit is used to insure a stable raster and functions as a sync separator. Vertical Sync
+12V
The synchronization circuit is bypassed, for interlaced vertical sync, because this circuit rejects the half horizontal line time variation used to generate the interlaced vertical raster. Horizontal Sync
+ 7.15K
364 FBP
7.15K
366
9 8
14
1/4 LM339 355
15.8K
353
68.1K 15.8K
354 360 2.1-2.4VDC Hs 4.6Vpp 58,D6
0
364
Interlace (15KHz)
+ 10uF
259
1.5-2VDC 59,D6
1K
357
1K
246
1.8K
257
0
318
47nF
254
13
6.8K
321
+
1/4 LM339 355
11 10
+12V
3.92K
356 358
22K
323
6.8K
1.8K
325
4
270
326
3
1/4 LM339
322
200K
246
.05VDC Vs,Hs 7V pp 60,C5
2
355
PN2222
GND 0 328
5 + 6 7 +
327
255
270 1.8K
331 330 .14-.16V
1/4 LM339
1
355
100K
257
PN2222
12
.047uF
318 GND
200K
254 256
Horizontal Sync
VC
Hs 1
VC Vertical 2 Sync
GND
Vs
270
33K
247
The sync interface comparators are biased to .15 volts, by resistors 323 & 327 , to permit receiving low level sync signals such as RS170. For low level composite sync, the vertical and horizontal lines are tied together and jumper 328 is left off. For normal amplitude sync, 328 (greater than 2.3 volts) resistors 325 & 326 form an 326 attenuator to protect the sync interface comparators and normalize the sync amplitude. This combination also reduces noise sensitivity since the sync voltage amplitude is low at the comparator input which slows the comparator response and acts as a low pass filter. For the interlaced sync case, the pullup resistor 321 is left off and the voltage divider resistors 246 and 257 act 246 as the pullup. Also the vertical sync synchronization comparators are disabled by changing the input resistors to bias the comparators in the high output state and 366 254 resistor 366 is left off. Capacitor 254 acts as a sync separator for composite interlaced sync. Capacitor 259 and jumper 364 are used to couple the composite sync to 364 the LA7851 vertical sync input pin 19. The vertical sync synchronization window comparator generates a pulse, a little after the midpoint of each horizontal cycle. This pulse is shorted to GND by transistors 255 except when vertical sync is active. The 255 two transistor circuit permits using either positive or negative pulses for vertical sync.
318 Capacitor 318 couples the vertical sync pulses to 255 transistors 254 & 255 . When no sync pulse is present, 254 transistor 255 is turned on by resistor 246 . For a 255 255 negative vertical sync pulse, transistor 255 is turned off by the negative pulse applied to resistor 257 and the 257 window comparator pulse is allowed to be the vertical sync pulse. For positive vertical sync pulse, transistor 254 is turned on by resistor 247 & 256 , which shorts the base of transistor 255 to GND also allowing the window 255 comparator pulse to act as the sync pulse.
A sawtooth waveform is produced on integrating capacitor 358 by applying the flyback pulse to resistors 358 360 & 357 . This sawtooth waveform is connected to two 357 353 comparators which are biased by resistors 353 , 356 , 354 , & 360 such that both comparator outputs are 360 high between 1.8 volts to 2.3 volts. This circuit would produce a pulse on both the positive and negative slope parts of the sawtooth waveform. Resistor 357 eliminates the output pulse on the negative slope by introducing part of the flyback pulse to pin 8 which keeps the comparator from going high at this time. Resistors 364 & 366 act as 364 366 a pullup for the window comparator and apply a 6 volt bias to the vertical sync input, LA7851 pin 19. At 6 volts, the vertical sync input is inactive. It becomes active only when the window comparator output and the sync transistors are all high.
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VERTICAL DEFLECTION CIRCUIT, FUNCTION, DESCRIPTION. The LA7851 IC is used for the vertical oscillator. The LA7838 is a vertical deflection control and high efficiency vertical yoke driver IC. Together they form a compact and efficient vertical deflection system. SIMPLIFIED VERTICAL DEFLECTION CIRCUIT Vertical Sync
Vertical Oscillator
+23V to +27V
LA7851 Vertical Linearity Fine Tuning 6V
One Shot 5V
Current Source
Drive
Retrace Booster
Output
9 13 12
Vertical Yolk
Clamp
+6V
LA7838 4 6 7
Voltage Feedback
393 390 392 388 391 +
Ramp Control Circuit Vertical Size

1uF
375 403 401
449 385
Current Feedback
Clamp Enable Pulse * Voltage on 401 Yoke Current Yoke Drive The vertical oscillator in the LA7851 supplies timing to the vertical deflection IC to maintain a raster with no sync present. Vertical sync supplies the timing when sync is present. The one shot in the LA7838 clamps the ramp forming capacitor 401 to 5V during the first half of vertical retrace. The ramp forming capacitor is supplied with current by a current source at pin 6. The current source has a fixed 6 volt input voltage at pin 4. A linear ramp is generated if a fixed resistor is connected from pin 4 to GND. Feedback from the yoke current, via resistor 403 , is used to modify the linear ramp which helps correct for nonlinearity introduced by the voltage feedback circuit connected to pin 7. The vertical size control is connected to the current source input since adjusting the slope of the ramp adjusts the vertical size. This ramp with the clamp, as the discharge, produces a sawtooth waveform which is connected to the + input of the vertical control differential amplifier at pin 6. The combination, voltage and current, feedback circuit senses the parabolic waveform on the yoke coupling capacitor 449 and is connected to the yoke current sense resistor 385 . This circuit is then 193 connected to the other input of the differential amplifier at pin 7. A capacitor 391 smoothes the parabolic waveform and a 391 voltage divider is used to set the output bias voltage. The time constant, of the capacitor 391 and resistor 392 , is set to produce good 391 392 vertical linearity. An additional linearity correction circuit is added to fine tune vertical linearity. This circuit can be set to add or subtract deflection from the upper and lower portions of the raster. The differential amplifier controls the power output stage which drives the vertical deflection yoke. The retrace booster is turned on when the ramp voltage is set to the clamp voltage and is reset when the yoke feedback voltage balances the ramp voltage.
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VERTICAL DEFLECTION CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. LA7838

Vertical Deflection
377
HEAT SINK 378
Ramp Reset One Shot out Tr. R/C
out Ramp Gen. Reset Ramp Slope
V. size Control 50/60Hz
Vert. Drive Retrace Booster
+12V
+27V
Drive
1 Remote Control Board Vertical Size Vertical Raster Position

RC3 500
482
3
5.5-6.4V Vs 3Vpp 21,D5
10
RC8 RC6
510
004
5.5-6.5V Vs 1.4Vpp 23,F4
470uF
380
0
203 375
68.1K 44.2K .01uF

374 393
750
486
1uF
401
1K
483
1,000pF
369
402
GND See Table

403
392
390
+ 1.2, 1W
385 388 391
RC4
+12V SUPPLY VERTICAL SYNC Vs
18
367
V.+12V GND
The vertical sync comes from the + CPC1058 362 363 361 414 .1uF synchronized vertical sync interface 376 5.5-6.5V Vs 410 circuit for monitors without interlace. .1-.3VCD Vs 4-6VDC Vs V 3.8Vpp 17,E5 For monitors with interlace the vertical 1N4005 1.2Vpp 19,D5 VERT. V. osc. 2.8Vpp 18,D5 or OSC. sync comes from the sync comparator ADJ. 382 via a coupling capacitor and bypasses 20 19 18 17 H.+12V the synchronizing circuit. Pin 19 of the VERTICAL VERTICAL VERTICAL VERTICAL LA7851 is the vertical sync input and will V+ OSCILLATOR OSC. O/S SYNC INPUT start the next oscillator cycle on either the positive or negative sync pulse. The vertical The one shot in the LA7838 clamps the ramp 410 oscillator capacitor 410 discharges to 4 volts forming capacitor 401 to 5 volts for about half of 401 on the leading edge of the vertical sync by the 374 the vertical retrace time. Capacitor 384 and action of an internal transistor and resistor. resistor 402 form the RC circuit for the ramp 402 Capacitor 410 is then charged by resistor 410 reset one shot. 362 until the next sync pulse or to 362 8 volts, which ever comes first. The V. osc. The ramp capacitor 401 is charged by current 401 frequency is set low such that the adjustment from a current generator with a 6 volt input node resistor 363 can be used to act as a vertical at pin 4. The vertical size is adjusted by the hold adjustment. Solder connection V is V 482 vertical size control 482 which is connected to pin used to make this adjustment. 4 via resistors 003 & 375 . The adjustment The vertical oscillator triggers the vertical oscillator one shot, which outputs a pulse to trigger the vertical sync input, pin 2, of the LA7838. This one shot is also used to synchronize the CRT auto bias IC. Resistor 361 & capacitor 414 set the 361 414 timeout which must be longer than the CRT auto bias Vs delay and shorter than the vertical blanking. Resistors 370 & 408 supply the pullup for this one shot. 80 range is set by resistor 375 and the maximum deflection is set by resistor 403 . 403 A third input to pin 4 comes from the vertical linearity circuit. This circuit uses the above and below GND parts of the vertical current waveform separately. Transistor 411 conducts when the vertical current 411 waveform is below GND. This transistors emitter 406 is referenced to GND by diode 406 and resistor 371 . The emitter is connected to the vertical 407 current waveform through resistor 407 which is adjusted for each tube and yoke combination.
100uF
365K
2.2M
127K
.01uF
VERTICAL DEFLECTION SCHEMATIC.

Thermal Protection Vert. Out Boost GND
22-28V Vs .8Vpp 24,F7
V.+12V

200K
412
196
Capacitor multiplier for the 2793. 200K MPS2907

413 409 197
2SC4159E
270
196
11
1N4005
382
12
13
0
395
I
D5
D5
30
198
200K
371
200K
372
H
1N4005 .1uF
399 199
1,000uF
119
PN2222
411
PN2222
GND 2SC3467
1.5-2.7V Vs 24Vpp 24,E4
373 1N4148 405
4.7
396 1N4148 406
See Table
407
See Table
404
V RAS. POS.
0 TO 7 VDC
.1uF
397
420
100 1/2W
394
YC1 VERTICAL 426 YOKE
12-16VDC Vs
GND 22K
370 4.5-5.3V Vs 5Vpp 16,E5
1,000uF 35V+
449
390, 2W 50Vpp 28,F6

421
YC2
427
15.8K
408
16
V. Ref.
15
14 GND LA7851
The output of the vertical drive, differential amplifier, is connected to the power amplifier which drives the yoke. A booster circuit is connected to the the power amplifier supply via 380 382 capacitor 380 and clamp diode 382 such that when the booster is active, during vertical retrace, the power supply to the vertical output amplifier is doubled. Resistor 396 and capacitor 397 make up a high 397 frequency vertical output stabilization circuit. The vertical output at pin 12 is connected to 421 the vertical yoke. Resistor 421 is a load resistor across the yoke which stabilizes the vertical deflection feedback loop. The yoke return is decoupled by capacitor 449 and the vertical current is sensed by resistor 385 . The vertical raster position is adjusted by injecting current in the vertical yoke return. This is accomplished by transistor 420 , with emitter resistor 394 , 394 and the V. RAS. POS. control 483 . A capacitive multiplier circuit is connected in series with the 27 volt line, in the 27 monitor, to reduce the ripple voltage due to beam current variations. Transistor 197 conducts current 197 from the 27 volt line to the LA7838 deflection supply input pin 8. Capacitor 119 and resistors 119 196 and 198 form a low pass filter which is 196 198 connected to the base of this transistor. Diode 199 199 conducts the inductive current from the vertical yoke during the first part of retrace. A jumper at 196 replaces the capacitive 196 multiplier circuit in the chassis with smaller CRTs. 81
In similar manner, the positive half of the vertical current waveform is conducted by transistor 373 diode 405 , and resistors 372 373 and 404 . Both transistors 373 and 411 may 404 373 411 be connected to pin 4 via solder connection H or H they may be connected to inverting transistor 409 and resistors 412 and 413 . 409 412 413 The inverting transistor is connected with solder connection I and decreases the vertical I size at the top and bottom of the screen. The ramp capacitor 401 is connected to a 401 differential amplifier at pin 6 and the negative feedback from the yoke return line is connected to pin 7. This negative feedback, which senses the DC component of the vertical output voltage, is also the current feedback for the LA7838. It is 388 made up of voltage divider resistors 388 and 390 + 393 and a wave shaping integrator. 390 393 391 The wave shaping integrator, capacitor 391 and resistor 392 , is used as the primary vertical linearity adjustment.
HORIZONTAL DEFLECTION CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. +24V to 27V Supply

2.2K.5W 1N4007 2SC4159E
12-18VDC Hs 33Vpp 27,E7
341 + 100uF 342 338
+12V Supply Remote Control PCB Horizontal Position

20K
484
3.92K
418
5.4-6VDC 11, E5
3.92K
+24V
200 2W
340 337
12
+ -
11
comp.
417
GND
1N4007
333
Horizontal SYNC INPUT 2 2.7K I4 8 7
PICTURE POSITION O/S
DELAYED SYNC O/S
MULTIPLIER BIAS
RC7 RC4
0
202
1
NEG. Hs
IA
2
7.3-8.7V Hs 4Vpp 02,D6
5
6
2.4-3.4VDC 0Vpp 06,E6
7.3-8.7V Vs -.2VDC Hs 4Vpp 03,D6 1.5Vpp 04,E6 11
12K 56pF
352 7.3VDC Hs 5.5Vpp 01,D6 17 3 1.8K I1 I2
6.8K
I13
+ 1uF
347 18 348
10K
I7
22K
I3
8.8K
I12 351
25K
I5 6,10
330pF
350 GND 1
45K
I6
GND
1uF
344
Horizontal Sync
220uF
334
1,000pF-15KHz 330pF-31KHz 330pF-38KHz
0VDC Hs 56Vpp 62,D6
I PRA 416
6,800pF-15KHz 3,300pF-31KHz 3,300pF-38KHz
The functions of the horizontal control circuits are: 1. To provide the horizontal output circuit with a stable frequency with or without incoming horizontal sync. 2. To be able to adjust the picture position, horizontally, with respect to the raster. 3. To operate stability through periods of missing horizontal sync pulses. 4. To keep the picture from drifting within the operating temperature range. All of these functions except for the picture position adjustment are accomplished by the phase locked loop. Delaying the horizontal sync with an adjustable timer produces the picture position adjustment. The horizontal sync input circuit (pin 1) will trigger the picture position one-shot (O/S) on either the rising edge, or the falling edge, of the horizontal sync pulse. To accomplish the edge triggering, the sync pulse is differentiated by capacitor 352 into two short pulses, one for the 352 rising edge and one for the falling edge of the sync pulse. Which edge is the trigger depends on the bias voltage at pin 1. For positive edge triggering, the bias voltage is set to 7.8 volts by resistors I2 and I3 . For negative edge I2 I3 triggering, the bias voltage is set to 4.1V by connecting II12 via the solder connection IA . 12 IA
The picture position O/S clamps timing capacitor to 8.2 volts until horizontal sync triggers this O/S. The voltage on the timing capacitor drops at a rate set by the horizontal position control 484 and resistor 484 I 4 . When the voltage, at pin 2, drops below 4 volts I4 the delayed sync O/S is triggered and capacitor 351 is 351 reset to its clamped voltage. The delayed sync O/S functions the same as the picture position O/S with the exception that it is not adjustable.
351 351
The flyback pulse, connected to pin 4 through I6 resistor I6 , starts the negative slope of the saw tooth generator. When the sawtooth wave, which is produced by a current to capacitor 348 , drops to 3 volts, the sawtooth generator switches back to the positive slope part of the wave till the next FBP. During the active part of the delayed sync pulse, 346 the multiplier gates current to capacitor 346 which is dependent on the sawtooth voltage at the delayed sync pulse time. Capacitor 347 sets the "0" voltage for the multiplier which is the average value of the sawtooth waveform. If the delayed sync pulse occurs when the sawtooth is at a low voltage part of its cycle, capacitor 346 discharges and the oscillator frequency lowers. If the delayed sync pulse occurs at the top part of the sawtooth wave no current 346 flows to capacitor 346 . This action, phase locks the horizontal oscillator to the incoming sync pulses.
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HORIZONTAL DEFLECTION SCHEMATIC.

19
100
20 I11
2.2nF
343
Horizontal 2 Drive Transformer

1 332
2SC5690 1N4007
435 433
3 4
1.2
434
Video Board
800
Fil. TC11 Fil. Rtn. TC12 Screen

FOCUS
GND
EHT To Yoke
LA7851
HORIZONTAL OSCILLATOR DISCHARGE 415
107V-127V
10
FLYBACK TRANSFORMER
EHT 1K
092 092A
H. V+ 10
10.8-12V 10, E6 451
9
5-6VDC Hs 7Vpp 09,E6
6 9
465
FOCUS
336 17 452
13
33K
I8
1K
I9
15
9.31K
I10
H.Fo ADJ. 170 680 340 I14

I16 I15 +800Hz +400Hz +200Hz 16
.01uF
346 345
7 5 To P/S
V- 1
453
SCREEN Beam 4 Current
3 2
FIL. 0
467
6,800pF-15KHz 3,300pF-31KHz 3,300pF-38KHz
GND
346 The voltage on capacitor 346 controls the I8 horizontal oscillator frequency via I8 . In the case of missing horizontal sync pulses, the multiplier does not sink current and flywheel capacitor 344 holds 344 I7 the horizontal frequency constant. Resistor I7 permits small rapid changes of the control voltage at pin 7 for locking of the oscillator to horizontal sync.
The horizontal oscillator capacitor 345 345 charges to its upper voltage limit through resistors I10 , I16 , I15 , I 14 , and 336 . This capacitor is I14 336 then discharged to the lower voltage limit through the action of discharge pin 9 and resistor I I9 . The free 9 running frequency (Hfo) may be adjusted by making solder connections on the I PRA. (see page 65 for the I PRA layout). In some cases where there are many missing horizontal sync pulses, it is necessary to adjust the Hfo closer than 200 Hz. For fine tuning the Hfo, resistor 336 is replaced with a pot. The horizontal phase locked loop then consists of an oscillator which sets the flyback timing. The flyback pulse is then compared to the incoming sync pulse and the difference voltage holds the oscillator at the sync frequency. The duty cycle of the horizontal drive transistor is generated by comparing the oscillator waveform against a fixed voltage. This fixed voltage is set by resistors 417 and 418 . 417
The horizontal output transistor 433 conducts 433 about three amps of horizontal flyback transformer primary current and deflection yoke current. This transistor has a beta as low as three. To supply the high base current, a horizontal output transistor drive transformer is 332 used. The drive transformer 332 builds up energy during the on time of the drive transistor, 337 which is the off time of the horizontal output transistor 433 . Capacitor 433 343 I11 343 and resistor I 11 damps the drive transformer primary waveform. To reduce power dissipated by the horizontal output transistor during turnoff, a clamp circuit is connected to the drive transformer primary. This clamp consists of resistor 341 , capacitor 338 , and diode 342 . 338 The flyback transformer's main function is to supply EHT to the CRT. It also supplies the focus and screen grid voltages which are taps on the EHT supply. There are three low voltage secondaries. One supplies the filament current, negative G1 voltage, and timing on the video board. Another supplies sync and EHT information to the power supply. The third secondary drives the horizontal blanking circuit and supplies sync for the horizontal PLL, the horizontal width control, & the vertical sync synchronizing circuits.
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HORIZONTAL RASTER WIDTH CONTROL CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. The purpose of the horizontal width control is to: 1. Provide a convenient means for adjusting the horizontal raster size. 2. Correct pincushion distortion in the vertical axis. 3. Correct horizontal raster distortion caused by periods of high beam current. The horizontal width control circuit is comprised of two main parts; The control circuit and the diode modulator (DM). The control circuit combines four signals in the monitor to produce the width control circuit. These signals are: 1. 2. 3. 4. Horizontal size - - - - - - H. Size Pot. Vertical current (Iv) - - V. current feedback resistor Vertical parabolic + Iv Vertical yoke return. Beam current - - - - - - - EHT return on the FBT The power output stage of the horizontal width control circuit is a high efficiency switching mode 057 driver. The FBT pulse is integrated by capacitor 057 through resistor 095 and level shifted by resistor 058 058 to produce a saw tooth waveform. See waveform block TP 39. By connecting one input of the comparator, in 049 the LM392 049 , to this sawtooth signal and the other input to the control amplifier a switched signal with a duty cycle dependent on the control voltage is 056 055 produced at the output. Resistors 055 and 056 form a voltage divider which limits the control voltage amplitude to be within the sawtooth waveform. Resistor 060 acts as a pullup for the comparator 460 output. Resistor 461 couples the power MOSFET 460 461 to the comparator. Capacitor 463 and resistor 464 463 464 are connected as a snubber circuit to reduces noise due to rapid drain transitions. When the MOSFET is on (gate voltage high) 458 current increases in inductor 458 and when the MOSFET is turned off the current is dumped in to the 462 24-27V line through diode 462 . The magnitude of this current, from the diode modulator, is determined by the duty cycle of the MOSFET which is a function of the control voltage. 477 Diodes 477 and 478 with current equalizing 478 resistors 475 and 476 rectify the flyback waveform 475 476 present on the GND referenced node of the horizontal tuned circuit. This current is conducted through inductor 457 and integrated by capacitor 456 and then is controlled by the driver circuit. 456 477 Diodes 477 and 478 are the diode modulator diodes and the forward current which the drive circuit controls is the current which determines the turn on delay of the GND referenced node of the horizontal tuned circuit. An increase in the current of diodes 477 and 478 produces a greater delay in the GND referenced node, and reduces the amplitude of the flyback pulse at this node, which results in an increased horizontal size.
441 Capacitors 441 and 442 are the primary 442 horizontal tuning capacitors and must be the specified value for a given chassis horizontal frequency and yoke combination for proper operation of the monitor. Capacitors 437 and 439 439 are the diode modulator horizontal tuning 440 capacitors. Diodes 440 and 438 clamp the GND referenced node voltage to GND. Horizontal linearity coil 431 stores energy from the flyback pulse and 431 injects it into the horizontal yoke in the reverse direction of the yoke current to decrease deflection at the start of trace to balance the decreased deflection at the end of the horizontal trace due to I 2 R losses in the yoke during trace time. Capacitor 432 and resistor 428 428 keeps the linearity coil from ringing after retrace.
The diode modulator controls the horizontal yoke current which affects the horizontal size. This is accomplished by the diode forward current. In effect, the diode shorts out the horizontal width coil to the extent of the diode forward current during the previous horizontal trace time. The current used to control the diode forward current comes from the diode modulator and is controlled by the control circuit and the switching mode driver. The horizontal size voltage from the remote control 490 is applied directly to the current node PCB 490 (LM392 Pin 5) of the control amplifier by resistor 043 . 043 For pincushion correction, two separate signals are used. The inverted vertical current waveform (TP 34) and the yoke return waveform (TP 33). The yoke return waveform includes a parabolic and linear component. The inverse of the linear component is added to the yoke return waveform to correct the pincushion. The vertical current waveform (Iv) is 029 inverted by an Op Amp and resistors 029 and 051 . Resistor 031 level shifts the inverted Iv to + 6V. The (vertical parabolic + Iv) is AC coupled by capacitor 082 082 and resistor 038 and 040 . It is then 038 040 amplified by an Op Amp connected as a voltage 038 follower. Resistor 038 protects the Op Amp against 050 arc related voltage spikes. Load resistors 050 and 053 prevent cross over distortion of the Op Amps by 053 using only the current source transistors. The inverted Iv and (parabolic voltage +Iv) are added to the current node of the control amplifier by resistors 041 , 042 , 030 , & 052 which then makes up the 041 030 052 pincushion correction signal. The beam current from the FBT is converted to a 009 voltage by resistors 009 and is filtered by capacitor 010 . Resistor 097 then connects the signal to the 010 097 current node of the control amplifier, which accomplishes the blooming correction function. These circuits are designed around a virtual ground, the +6 volt line. This line is generated by buffering a voltage divider 022 and 023 with an OP Amp. Resistor 021 and capacitor 026 form the output filter.
The raster may be shifted by making solder connections: left SL or right SR . The amount of the SL SR shift is set by solder connections S1 , S2 , & S4 . S1 S4 S2 Inductor 447 permits only the DC current to pass to 447 423 424 425 the yoke return. Resistors 423 , 424 , & 425 define the size of the shift together with the V+ plus 5V and V+ minus 5V supplies. Resistor 189 supplies a load 189 on the V+ 5V lines to avoid over-voltage of the filter 195 capacitors. Resistors 185 , 195 act as fuses to protect the PCB in the case where both SL and SR SL SR connections are made.
84
HORIZONTAL RASTER WIDTH AND POSITION CONTROL SCHEMATIC. Horizontal Raster Position Adjustment
22K
189 V+(+5V)
68 1W
425
0
191
4.7
185
S4
150 1/2W
SR
0
188
424
S2
12mH
447
V+(-5V)
4.7
195
270
SL
+6V
423
S1 18
063
H. S. +12V
+12V Line
Vert. Output Vertical Yoke 1,000uF

449
13
10.0K
022
4
1/4 LM324
14 510
033 021
12
11
10.0K
023 GND
+6 Volt Source
100uF
026
100uF
026
1.2
385
HORIZONTAL YOKE
10.0K
031

HS +12V 0
194
10.0K
972 107V or 127VDC Hs 120Vpp 250Vpp 32,F6 Max. Min. H Size
Horizontal Output FBT Pin 10
10.0K
029
9
6V
051 1/4 LM324
YC4
445
8
033
.33uF 10K
082 6V 038
5 6
1/4 LM324 033
3.3K
GND
050 5.6-6.2VDC Vs 2-3.6Vpp 33,B2
200K
040
FBT Pin 4
Parabolic Pincushion
Correction
Beam Current Load Resistor.

6V 041 6V 030 431
009
I BEAM
Blooming Correction.
097
See Table
042
.1uF
010
+6V
.01uF
054 GND 044
HS +12V
1N4937 +24-27V Line 28.0K

462
H. Width Adjustment Range. 44.2K
5
043
2 3
1/2 LM392 Comp.
096
8
1/2 7 LM392 Amp. 049
058
1
049
10K
055
12.1K
045
4
.01uF
047
6.8K
056 2-2.5VDC Hs 4.4Vpp 39,B3 057
H. Size Control
GND
10.0K
095
FBP, FBT Pin 8
HORIZONTAL WIDTH DRIVE
10
YOKE Matching
3.3K
053
YC3
446

5.6-6.2VDC Vs 1-1.7V 34,B2
FR205 0
430 Horizontal Linearity coil 432 428 440
FR205
438
1.5KV 442
1.5KV 441
See Table
052
4VDC 20VDC Hs 30Vpp 200Vpp 35,H7 Max. Min. H Size
200V 444
200V 443
4-19VDC Hs 27Vpp 36,J7
457
50uH
458
HER105 HER105
477 478
.022uF 630V
437
0
454
.68
1W 475
.68
1W 476 439
2.7K
060
MTP 8N08 510

461 460 0.8-7VDC Hs 12Vpp 38,J7
0
094
1nF 100V
463
470
1/2W 464
456 100V
GND
85
DYNAMIC FOCUS CIRCUIT FUNCTION AND CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. Model 1793-31.5DF

NO DVM Hs .8KVp-p 27,G6
Screen Grid. White Wire.
332 433 3 4
1/2W, CC 13 470 520
1N4007
435
V+
0
452
FOCUS
#2 FOCUS
1.2
12-18VDC Vs 50Vpp 29,F6 434
YC1
426
1,000uF 35V +
449
YC2
427
H PLL 8 DM Drive GND 7 5 OVP P/S Sync V-
SCREEN
4 3 2
CPT1555
453
465
Beam Current Filament GND

1N4007 512 Vs
V+
13-15VDC Vs 3-5Vpp 31,F5
2,200pF 1KV
Vs
2.2M 2.2M
510 511
507
HORIZONTAL YOKE
1.00M
0VDC 1.6Vpp Vs 504
.33uF
500
2SC3467 1K
501 509
200K
514
1 CPT1556 2 4 518 3
0.1uF 250V
517 Hs
270
516
Horizontal Linearity & Width coils. .47uF 443 .47uF 200V 444 .01uF 1.6KV 441
1.2, 1W
385
0
502
191K
503
36K
505
330pF 500V
515
GND
Horizontal Width Control. (Diode Modulator)
The dual focus CRTs require a waveform on the #2 focus grid. This voltage waveform is dependent on the position of the beam on the CRT. The lowest voltage part of the waveform is in the center of the screen and the highest voltage part of the waveform is at the corners of the screen. The dynamic focus circuit produces a composite waveform which consists of the horizontal parabolic waveform and the vertical parabolic waveform. This composite waveform is applied to the dynamic focus input, of the flyback transformer, and produces a sharp picture on the dual focus picture tubes. Typically dual focus picture tubes produces a sharper picture than the single focus picture tubes. Dynamic Focus Circuit Operation: The vertical component of the dynamic focus circuit is derived by amplifying the voltage waveform across the vertical yoke coupling capacitor. The horizontal component of the dynamic to focus circuit is produced by applying the voltage waveform across the horizontal yoke coupling capacitor to the dynamic focus transformer primary. This transformer steps up the horizontal parabolic voltage from about 33V to about 300V to produce the horizontal component of the dynamic focus circuit.
509 Circuit Description: Transistor 509 amplifies the vertical parabolic waveform which exists across capacitor 449 501 500 449 . This waveform is coupled to the transistor base via capacitor 500 and resister 501 . The bias for this 504 505 503 transistor is generated by resistors 503 and 504 . The gain of this amplifier is defined by resister and 505 . Note; Resister 505 is connected to the vertical feed back line and not to ground. The supply voltage for the 505 512 507 collector is produced by diode 512 which rectifiers the primary flyback pulse and is integrated by capacitor 507 . 510 511 The load resisters for this transistor are resistors 510 and 511 . The waveform on the collector, which is the 514 518 vertical parabolic waveform, is conducted through resister 514 and through transformer 518 to the dynamic 514 509 focus input of the flyback transformer. Resisters 514 and 501 provides arc protection for transistor 509 . The 501 horizontal component of the dynamic focus waveform is produced by coupling the primary of the dynamic focus transformer at 518 to the horizontal yoke coupling capacitors at 443 and 444 . Capacitor 515 provides a low 443 444 515 impedance pass to ground for the horizontal parabolic waveform which is developed across the dynamic focus 518 transformer secondary at 518 . Capacitor 517 insures that there is no D. C. component across the transformer primary. Resister 516 protects the dynamic focus transformer primary from overload. 516 The flyback transformer 453 couples the dynamic focus waveform to the #2 focus grid via an internal capacitor. 453
86
Red Wire.
G1
Horizontal Drive Transformer CPT1505
10
FLYBACK TRANSFORMER
EHT
CRT
Vertical Booster Amplifier Circuit, Circuit And Function Description.

Monitors with vertical deflection current which exceeds 2.2 Ap-p cannot be driven directly by the LA7838 vertical deflection IC. The vertical booster amplifier circuit reduces the output current of the LA7838 by amplifying the vertical deflection current. The LA7838 is mounted on the vertical booster amplifier circuit board to allow the boosters circuit to be inserted at the output of the LA7838.
Thermal Protection Vertical Deflection Vert. Out Retrace Booster 377 GND Boost
LA7838
+24V
Drive
10
11
12
13
606 607 NPN 603 E C B 604 605 608 609 610 611
+24V TIP31A
602
PCB View; Foil Side.
FR205
604
1.2
605
NPN 602
E C B
Vertical Amp. PCB CPB1615
44Vp-p
1N4007
382
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 PNP 601 E C B
470uF
380
612, LA7838
Vertical yoke drive, voltage waveform.

609
TIP31A
603
FR205
611
4.7
608
#3
3.3
#2
TIP32A
601
4.7
607
610
606
#1
YC1
.68
385
2,200uF
Vertical Deflection Yoke

YC2
449
Vertical Booster Circuit, Operation. The following waveforms are taken from the 2793-VGA monitor. See waveform #1 for the vertical deflection current. Waveform #2 shows the LA7838 output current. Waveform #3 shows the current supplied by the vertical booster amplifier circuit. These current waveforms describe how the vertical booster circuit reduces the LA7838 output current to a current which is well within the specification of the IC.
3.0Ap-p #1
Vertical yoke drive, current waveform.
#2
0.6Ap-p
LA7838 output, current waveform.
#3
2.4Ap-p
Vertical booster, current waveform.
610 The output of the LA7838 is connected to the yoke by a 3.3 resister at 610 . It also drives the 601 603 bases of transistors 601 and 603 through 4.7 stabilization resistors. When the voltage drop across resistor 610 reaches .7V the respective transistor (601 for -.7V & 603 for +.7V) takes 610 over most of the additional vertical yoke drive current.
The retrace booster pulse, from the LA7838 pin 9, is connected to the retrace booster capacitor at 380 602 380 and is also buffered by an NPN transistor at 602 . The output of the retrace boost is 603 connected to the LA7838 at pin 13 and to the vertical booster NPN transistor at 603 .
611 Diodes 604 and 611 conduct current, right at the start of retrace. This current is produced by the energy in the yoke, from the end of the last trace. Diode 382 supplies the deflection current to both the LA7838 and the booster amplifier circuits during trace time.
Stabilization capacitors output transistors.
606 606
and
609
are not used at present, but may be needed with other
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SIMPLIFIED POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT, FUNCTION, DESCRIPTION.

+52V to +127V V+
FLYBACK DIODE
AC line User supplied Isolation Transformer
+ GND
Res.
142
GND
LOAD H Dy & EHT VIDEO
Error Amp. + Comp.
C5184
DRIVER
FET
166 136
SECONDARIES
V REF.
V(-200V)
OSC.
ENABLE
115 V137
The switching regulator includes the power FET 136 which passes current from V- to GND through the inductor 166 . During the time the FET is on, the current in the inductor is increasing and the inductor is storing energy.
When the FET is turned off, the stored energy in the inductor continues supplying current to GND. But in this case, the current path is from V+ to GND, instead of V-to GND. During this part of the cycle, the current in the inductor is decreasing.
Under normal conditions, the current will decrease to zero and the voltage will ring. FET drain voltage Current in inductor Voltage across Current in diode
137 142
Current supplying GND Current from VCurrent added to the +127V line
Flyback pulse As can be seen from the waveforms, the largest number of changes occur when the FET is turned off. Also, the FET drain voltage switches fast due to the high inductor current. To minimize video interference from the power supply, the power supply is synchronized to the horizontal oscillator such that horizontal blanking is coincident with the FET turn off time. The C5184 115 is the series regulator 115 IC. All of the control circuits that are built into this IC work together to produce one output signal, which is the FET drive signal. This signal can take on many shapes depending on the load conditions of the power supply. The waveforms for normal operation are shown above.
For the shorted +127V to GND condition, which also occur right on power up, the waveforms are: FET Gate Drive FET Drain Voltage Inductor Current The first FET pulse is a full on pulse which causes current to flow in the inductor. After the FET is turned off the current in the inductor drops much more slowly than normal since the inductor is discharging into a much lower than normal voltage. If the FET were turned on for full power in the 88 next cycle with current still flowing in the flyback diode, a current spike of 6A would occur, which is a power spike of 2,000W. The reason for this is that the diode stores charge when current flows which turns into reverse current for a short time when the voltage is reversed across the diode.
SIMPLIFIED POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. The FET drive circuit avoids this problem by sensing flyback diode conduction. If the flyback diode conduction is sensed, the low current start mode is selected. This mode turns the FET on, to a current of .1A, for not more than 4uS. If before or during the low current FET on time, the flyback diode breaks free, and the FET drain voltage goes down, the flyback diode voltage comparator will signal the regulator to permit the FET to be turned on for a full power cycle. The cycle after the last low power cycle in the waveform, on the previous page, is an example of this condition. The flyback diode voltage comparator inputs are located at pins 12 & 13 of the C5184. The two resistor dividers ( see next page ) J10 , J11 and J12 , 134 connect J10 J11 134 the comparator across the flyback diode 142 . The comparator enables the FET drive only after a 10% voltage drop is measured across this diode. Another fault condition exists when the FET exceeds 5A drain current. This condition can occur if the oscillator frequency is too low, the FET drain is shorted to GND or V+, the transformer has a shorted secondary, or the core is broken. In these cases the voltage across the FET source resistor 137 exceeds 1.6V which is sensed by the over current comparator at pin 11. If pin 11 exceeds 1.6V, the FET drive is set to 0V for the rest of the cycle. In some cases, this condition can produce an output waveform which looks normal, but the voltage across the load (+127V to GND) would be low or unstable. A quick check for this condition is to check the peak voltage across the FET source resistor. CAUTION; Whenever connecting a scope ground to V-, be sure that the other scope probe or common grounded devices are not connected to the monitor GND. Most of the power supply fault conditions cause the power supply to chirp because the source of +17V for the C5184 is generated by the power supply. A special circuit is built into the C5184, which permits charging the +17V line filter capacitor with only a very low load from the C5184. This circuit turns the rest of the C5184 on only after the voltage at pin 15 reaches 17V. If the transformer does not supply at least 12V to this line before the filter capacitor discharges to 12V, the C5184 turns off. The reason for the audible chirp, is that, the power supply is not full on for each cycle which produces a frequency low enough to hear. See the bottom waveform on the previous page. A 0-30 volt @ 1A, DC, isolated power supply is a tool necessary for trouble shooting CERONIX monitors. When trouble shooting the power supply, it can be connected to Vand the +17V line to keep the power supply running while checking the voltages and waveforms to find the fault. Caution, do not exceed 20 volts on the 17 volt line. It can also be used to supply the GND to +16V line for checking the horizontal circuit. If the horizontal circuit does not work, the power supply will chirp. Without the horizontal circuit working, there is not enough load on the power supply for transformer action to keep the regulator IC +17V line up to the minimum of +12V. A quick check for this condition is to clip a 2-4K @ 10W power resistor from GND to V+. If the chirping stops, the horizontal is probably not working. The heart of the power supply is the oscillator which supplies the basic timing. The FET drive is always low during the negative slope of the oscillator or, when synchronized, after the start of the sync pulse. The low to high transition of the FET drive, pin 10, is determined by the voltage at the output of the error amplifier. If V+ goes up in voltage, the error amplifier voltage goes up, which then intersects the oscillator waveform at a higher voltage and causes the FET on time to start later and be shorter. This negative feedback accomplishes the control loop of the power supply. The regulator IC has a built in reference voltage which is used by the error amplifier to set and hold the V+ constant. Solder connections on the J PRA are used to adjust V+ in steps of 1.5V. The over voltage protect ( OVP ) circuit, when activated, turns off the regulator IC until power is disconnected. This circuit is connected to the rectified flyback pulse, which outputs a voltage that is proportional to the EHT. The circuit's main purpose is to protect the user against excessive x-ray which is caused by excessive EHT. The OVP circuit is also activated if the monitor temperature goes too high or if too much beam current is demanded from the FBT. The purpose of the last two functions is to protect the FBT and the CRT from component failure on the main or video boards.
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SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. Oscillator waveform without sync: Oscillator waveform with sync: FET drive, C5184 pin 10: Error Amp. V. Fet Drive With Sync
140 133 sense the max. current. Resistors 140 , 133 and capacitor 138 reduce power supply 138 electrical noise. Transistor 127 and diode 127 116 116 short the FET drive to V- when the monitor is turned off to protect the FET from conducting current with a still large drain voltage. Resistors J10 , J11 , J12 and 134 J10 J11 J12 provide a means for checking flyback diode 142 conduction via a comparator. If the comparator measures low flyback diode voltage the FET is turned on to the .3A low current mode. This mode is necessary for power up, since initially the +127V line is 0V and no reverse diode voltage exists. The over voltage protect circuit, at pin 14, has a trip voltage of 8V and when it is activated, it shuts down the power supply. The EHT is measured by rectifying the flyback pulse, with diode 130 , 130 from a secondary winding of the FBT. Capacitors 125 , 124 and resistors 126 , J9 126 J9 125 124 are connected as a low pass filter to smooth out the simulated EHT voltage which is then applied to the C5184 at pin 14. Resistor J8 J8 protects the IC current sense input from voltage spikes and resistor 113 protects the PNP transistor from momentary overvoltage damage due to line spikes. Zener diode 181 protects the horizontal and video circuits from overvoltage due to power supply failure. If the +127V line exceeds 160V, the zener diode 181 shorts to GND the +127V line.
115 The series regulator IC 115 , controls current to the monitor GND by pulse width 112 modulation. A PNP transistor 112 , has an emitter current, that is directly proportional to J1 the 127V line voltage due to resistor J1 and J14 J13 adjustment resistors J13 & J14 . This current is transmitted to the power supply VJ5 J15 line, and is applied to a resistor J5 , J15 , & J16 J16 . The voltage across these resistors is compared to a reference voltage by the error amplifier. If the +127V line goes up the output of the error amplifier voltage goes up. The pulse width modulation, which controls the + 127V line voltage, is accomplished by turning the FET drive on at some particular voltage along the rising slope of the oscillator waveform. This particular voltage is the error amplifier output voltage. See waveforms above.
The FET drive is always off during the negative slope of the oscillator, or just after the sync pulse. Since the FET drive pulse is started by the error amplifier voltage and terminated by the end of the oscillator cycle, a control system via pulse width modulation has been established. The oscillator waveform is produced by charging capacitor 102 with a constant current set by J7 resistor J7 to a voltage of 5V and then discharging the capacitor with double the charging current to 2.5V. Adding the flyback pulse, via capacitor 123 to this waveform synchronizes the oscillator, since the oscillator frequency is set below the horizontal frequency. J2 J4 108 Resistors J2 , J4 and capacitor 108 limit the error amplifier's AC gain, to hold the control loop stable. Capacitor 107 holds the error amplifier stable. Capacitor 110 reduces power supply noise, but, if too large, will cause the power supply to be unstable. The 127V line is adjusted by making solder connections on the J PRA (refer to page 65 for the layout). Solder connections JC and JD are used to raise the 127V line up to 4.5 volts in steps of 1.5 volts. Connections JA and JB JB lower the 127V line as much as 4.5V.
The FET 136 works together with the transformer 166 to provide a low resistance current path from V- to GND. This low resistance coupled with no large voltage times current products is what makes the power supply efficient. Resistor 137 provides a means for sensing the FET current. In the low current mode, it is used to set the 300mA current and in the full on mode it is used to
At the input to the power supply is a voltage doubler which outputs between 240 to 425VDC depending on the AC line voltage. It has a three amp fuse 146 to protect the PCB 159 traces, an inrush current limiter 159 to protect the rectifier diodes 148 & 156 . 148 Capacitors 150 and 155 are used to reduce 150 155 diode noise from the monitor to the AC input. For 220VAC operation the voltage doubler is replaced by a full wave rectifier by adding diodes 151 , 154 , capacitors 152 , 153 and 151 153 removing the jumper at 152 . 144 & 163 152 are the raw DC filter capacitors. Resistor J6 J6 supplies the power supply start current and resistors 143A and 143B balances the series 143A connected filter capacitors for 220VAC operation. Caution! When working on a monitor with a degaussing relay, 468 unplug the degaussing coil 468 to avoid causing the residual current relay to close on a cold posistor. This can happen if the 24V line is energized by a external power supply.
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SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY SCHEMATIC. V+ plus 20V ---Video Supply V+ plus 5V---H. Raster Shift V+ minus 5V---H. Raster Shift
JA -1.5V 2.33K 193K J13
J1 1
+24, 28V to Vertical Deflection. +16V, 18V to 12V Regulator.

167A
V+
0 1N4937
170 198A
JB -3V 4.67K
J14 1N5954B 160V Zener 181 20 250V 175 GND
+ 100uF
120
100uF
118
182
+16V
1N4937
+
1N4937
121
1N4937
122 167
1,000uF
171
1mF 169
1,000uF
2SA1371E 100K
113 112
387 GND 1 SMXFR
450 2
16.3-19VDC 55, E1 6 6.5-7.5VDC 41,D1
V+
14.8-18VDC
8 5
6 3 4
1
INPUT
ERROR
10.6K
J5
1,000pF
3 27 110 5 5 6.5-7.5VDC .5-.8VDC
16 +15V +17V 15
INPUT
1N4937 1N4937
141 9 10 12 166 168 FR205 142
30
132 139
JD 260 +3V 2.2nF

150 J16
AMP. 2
INPUT
130
J15
JC +1.5V
4
88K
J4
FR205
148 2.2nF-230V 152 FR205 230V 151 REMOVE FOR 230V
11K
J2 2
3.3nF
108
56pF
107
149 18Vz Over COMP. Voltage 14 5.5-6.8VDC Protect } INPUT
From Fault Crcuit 1N4148

16 126
.1uF
124 V-
3,300pF
38.3K
J9 125
130
3.4-4.2VDC
Output CONTROL & FAULT SENSE

3-5VDC 5Vpp 52,F1 20
23.2K 56pF
J3 .1-.5VDC
1.00M
J10 17
1.00M
134 18
See Table
106 105
104
5
9 5.7-6.3VDC
4uS DELAY
COMP. + OUTPUT
12 13
No DVM 300Vpp 40,G1
2SK1446LS 14.7K
J11
103
15.8K
J12 12 510 136 13
HEAT SINK
135
62K
143A 144
33.2K
J7
6 Rx Osc. 7 Cx
0
152
36K
143B
Current SENSE
11
1-4VDC 12Vpp 50,E2
J8
220pF 1KV GND

138
2.2nF
155 250V 163
0
114 7 8,14 102
DRIVE
10
18
133
0.33 2W
137
47 1/2W CC
140
FR205 90K
156 2.2nF-230V 153 FR205 230V 154 J6 3-4VDC 3Vpp 47,D2
8 +7.5V REF. V- 9 XRC5184 J PRA

115 111
MPSA64 D 2,200pF
131
1N4005 116 127
VTP49, G1
100pF
129
100uF
128
220pF
123 0VDC Hs 27Vpp 57,F1
V-
J PRA PINS: 3,10,15, & 19
V-
NOTES: POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGES REFERENCED FROM V-. SCOPE GND MUST NOT BE CONNECTED TO GND AND V- AT THE SAME TIME.
VOLTAGE CURRENT CIRCUIT SUPPLIED DIODE FILTER CAP. POWER SUPPLY 17VDC 7mA POWER SUPPLY CONTROL 141 100uF 128 LOW VOLTAGE 16VDC 500mA 170 1,000uF 171 VIDEO AND INPUT SECONDARIES 24-27VDC 350mA V. & H. DEFLECTION 168 1,000uF 173 (V+) -5VDC 150mA 121 100uF 118 H. RASTER SHIFT - LEFT V+ MODIFIER (V+)+5VDC 150mA H. RASTER SHIFT - RIGHT 122 100uF 120 SECONDARIES (V+)+20VDC 60mA 167 220uF 174 1VIDEO BOOSTER
Inrush Current Limit +24V .5A,240V Relay GND

468 159
C-200-7 25-.5
158 Posistor
0
471
CPR0430 CPR0434 TR250-145U

160 Degaussing Connector 162 Degaussing Coil
3A Fuse
146
CC2
CC3
CC1
145 161
PC 230VAC PC 2 120VAC 1
INPUT
The degaussing coil drive circuit may use a dual posistor 158 or a single posistor with a 158 468 shorting relay 468 . The off current of the single posistor is large enough to cause raster movement when there is a differance between the line frequency and the vertical sync frequency.
+28V
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Equipment Setup For Repairing The Model XX93 Monitor.
+17.1
DVM
115 VAC
ISOLATION
OSCILLOSCOPE
TRANSFORMER
No DVM 320Vpp 40,G1
1-4VDC 12Vpp 50,E2
ISOLATED DUAL 1A DC POWER SUPPLY
0 to 30V 0 to 30V
VARIABLE
TRANSFORMER
Test Generator or Signal Source
CERONIX Model XX93
When all else fails, connect 20 volts to the power supply 17 volt line and slowly increase the AC voltage up to just before the the power supply chirps. This is called the smoke test.
No. LTR.No. X X
Legend Description the XX93 board list gives { RepresentsPART NUMBERpart number. The partsboard partthe CERONIX which is indexed to the number. Part numbers of the resistors on the PRA indicated by LTR. PRA pin number. To determine which PRA the pin number { belongs to, look for the nearest PRA part number on that line. DC voltages are measured to GND except in the power supply where V- is the reference. Use a DVM for DC measurements. Test Point, board cross REFerence location. with { The waveform is normally checked Vp-p .a oscilloscope. It has a P-P voltage amplitude of CAUTION: When making measurements on the power supply be sure that the other scope probe is not connected to GND.
XYV X-Y VDC
LEGEND
No . LTR.No .X X XY X-Y VDC

DC VOLTAGE RANGE, { USING A DMM. USE V. or H. SYNC. Peak to Peak ASS. REF. Measured with scope
Measurements are taken with a white screen. Hs - 5uS/div. Vs - 2mS/div.
AC VOLTS TEST POINT
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Ausrstung Gegrndet Fr Die Reparatur Des Monitors Des Modells XX93.
+17.1
DVM
115 VAC
LOKALISIERUNG
OSZILLOGRAPH
TRANSFORMATOR
No DVM 320Vpp 40,G1

LOKALISIERTE DOPPEL 1A GLEICHSTROM VERSORGUNGSTEIL
1-4VDC 12Vpp 50,E2
0 to 30V 0 to 30V
VARIABLER
TRANSFORMATOR
Prfen Sie Generator oder Signalquelle
CERONIX Modell XX93
No. LTR.No. X X
Legende Beschreibung des Brettes XX93 dar. Die Stckliste { Dieses stellt die Teilnummerzur Brettteilnummer registriert wird. gibt die CERONIX-Teilnummer, die Teilnummern der Widerstnde auf dem PRA angezeigt von LTR. festzustellen welchem PRA die { PRA Anschlustiftzahl. Gehrt, um der nchsten PRA Teilnummer auf dieser Zeile. Anschlustiftzahl, suchen Sie nach
Wenn ganz sonst ausfllt, schlieen Sie 20 Volt an das Versorgungsteil eine 17-Volt-Zeile an und erhhen Sie langsam die AC Spannung bis, kurz bevor das Versorgungsteil zwitschert. Dieses wird die Feuerprobe genannt.
XYV X-Y VDC
Gleichstromspannungen werden gemessen, um ausgenommen in das Versorgungsteil zu reiben, in dem V- die Referenz ist. Verwenden Sie ein DVM fr Gleichstrommessen. Prfpunkt, Brettquerverweisstandort. Die Wellenform wird normalerweise mit einem { Oszillograph berprft. Sie hat einen P-P Spannung Umfang Vp-p .
LEGENDE
No LTR.No .X X XY V X-Y VDC
Messen werden mit einem VORSICHT: Wenn Sie Messen auf weien dem Versorgungsteil bilden, seien Sie Bildschirm genommen. sicher, da die andere
BRETTTEIL-Nr. TEIL-Nr. AUF PRA. PRA Anschlustift-Nr.
{GLEICHSTROM Spannung
STRECKE MIT A DMM VERWENDEN Sie V.- oder H.-Synchronisierung. Volt PRFPUNKT Wechselstrompaek ASS. REF. zur Spitze. Gemessen mit oszillograph.
Bereichprfspitze nicht an Erden angeschlossen wird.
Hs - 5uS/div. Vs - 2mS/div.
X-Y VDC Sync. Vp-p TP-REF. Wellenform
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POWER SUPPLY, TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS.

SAFETY FIRST; Use only one hand when working on a powered up monitor to avoid electrical shock. Always wear safety glasses. Many of the failures that cause burnt components and boards are eliminated by the load sensitive switching mode power supply in the CERONIX monitor. This feature can cause problems with servicing the monitor if the proper trouble shooting approach is not used. The equipment setup, shown here, is necessary for efficient trouble shooting of the CERONIX monitors. Problems that cause the power supply to chirp are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Insufficient V+ line load. Overloaded V+, +24V, or +16V lines. Shorted V+, +24V, or +16V lines. Power supply component failure. Raw DC (V+ to V-) voltage too low. 3. If the V+ crowbar zener 181 is shorted, a fault exists in the power supply which permitted the V+ line to exceed +160V. First replace the zener. Never operate the monitor without the crowbar zener installed. Then read the POWER SUPPLY TEST section on this page. Shorts on the V+, 24V, and 16V lines other than the crowbar zener are not likely to be connected to the power supply even though the power supply chirps. By operating the power supply with the +20V external power supply many of these problems can be found using the same procedure as are used in trouble shooting monitors with linear power supplies. 4. The power supply may chirp if: The transformer core is broken or a winding is shorted. The .33 ohm current sensing resistor value is too high. The +17V line is open. (goes away when external. PS is used) 5. There is a line voltage range of about 60% to 70% AC line voltage where a correctly operating monitor will chirp.
1. A quick check for the insufficient V+ load is to connect a 2K to 4K ohm 10 watt power resistor from GND to the V+ (cathode of diode 181 ). If the chirping stops, proceed to check the horizontal deflection circuit. First disconnect the board from the AC supply. Then connect 16 volts to the 16V 169 line at the cathode of 169 . Also connect 24 volts to the 24V line at the cathode of diode 168 and to 181 V+ at the cathode of diode 181 on the monitor. Now the complete horizontal and vertical circuits can be checked with the oscilloscope and DVM. The flyback waveform will be about 170Vp-p instead of 900Vp-p which permits checking even the H. output transistor, collector, waveform. 2. For the overloaded supply line problems, the monitor power supply can be made to run continuously by connecting the external power supply to the 17V line. To accomplish this, connect the external supply 0V clip lead to V(resistor 137 lead by the power transformer) and 137 +20V clip lead to the monitor power supply +17V 141 line (cathode of diode 141 ). Sometimes the monitor will operate normally in this mode, in which case, watch for smoke and after a few minutes of operation disconnect the power connections and carefully feel around the conductor side of the board for hot spots. Overload conditions will not harm the power supply unless there is a problem in the power supply. If the power supply is suspect, read the POWER SUPPLY TEST section on this page. Next check the DC voltage of each of the power supply outputs. The overloaded line will have a lower than normal voltage reading. The defective component can be located by measuring the voltage drop along the trace of this line.
POWER SUPPLY TEST To verify that the power supply is working correctly, connect the 17V line, as indicated in section 2 on this page. Also connect the oscilloscope GND to V- and the oscilloscope probe to 116 the FET drive (anode of diode 116 ). There should be a waveform at this point. If there is no FET drive waveform, check the voltages and waveforms on the C5184 pins and compare them to the voltages and waveforms on the schematic. Connect the AC power cord with the AC voltage, from the variable transformer turned down to 0 volts. TAKE CARE NOT TO TOUCH THE OSCILLOSCOPE AND MONITOR CHASSIS DURING THIS TEST, SINCE THE VOLTAGE DIFFERENCE CAN BE AS HIGH AS 400 VOLTS. Connect the DVM to GND and V+. Slowly increase the AC line voltage and observe the power supply response. Do not exceed +145V on V+. If the monitor runs normally, a fault may still exist in the power supply +17V line circuit. Note; if the crowbar zener is shorted and the FET is internally shorted, the C5184 IC 115 should also be replaced.
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Trouble Shooting Handbook The information that is written in this handbook is to help repair XX93 Monitors. Here is a guideline in which this handbook will follow: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Color problems. No video with power. No V-H sync. Retrace lines. No power. Color Problems. A helpful hint when working with color problems is by identifying the color of the three grid lines at the top of the screen. When there is a missing color and the lines are white the problem lies in the video interface section. This means it can be found between the customers game and pin 8 of the Video Amplifier (K-Film). If the lines are not white it would be a output problem, which is anything after pin 8 to the picture tube. If the problem is excessive blue, green, or red background color, tap on related K-film to see if it is defective. If blue is the problem, check for damaged traces around the outside of the video board, since most of these traces go to the blue K-film. If monitor shuts down due to excessive color, disconnect the filament for voltage tests. (Desolder CRT socket pin 9.) Note: All voltage measurements are: DC with -lead to GND unless other wise noted. Problem Tests 1. Check voltage on 75 input resistors 288 , 286 , & 284 .
241 2. If voltage, IC 241 pins 16, 13, or 9 less than 7V & K-Films pin 1>8V.
Always wear safety glasses. Caution; Use only one hand when working on a powered up monitor to avoid electrical shock.
Probable Solution If 0V to .05V, check video connector and drive electronics. Check for open between IC and associated K-Film. Ohm gain resistors at pins, if OK replace video interface IC 241 .
Missing Color.
Refer to the schematic for the specific pin numbers of each color.
3. If voltage, K-Film pin 1 is 10V and IC 241 Pins 1,15, & 8 are .3 to.7V.
Pins, listed in table, are in order of Red, Green, and Blue.
4. If voltage, K-Film pin 1 over 10.6V If pin 1 over 10.6V, replace K-Film. Desolder pin 1. Make open to trace. If pin 1 is 10V, replace the diode of 213 , 086 , & 084 . Color may be tested by connecting a clip missing color
lead to GND and a 1.62K resistor. Contact the resistor to K-Film pin 1.
If still missing color, replace IC
241 241
5. If voltage, K-Film pin 20, different than voltage at CRT socket pin. If voltage, K-Film pin 20 is over 115V. 835 Red Arc Green 845 suppression diodes: 886 Blue
Resistance between these two points should not exceed 1.1K. First replace, for shorted arc suppression, diodes of affected color. Then try replacing the K-Film. If not solution, change the transistors in the amplifier.
6. Tests should preformed in order to reduce chance of replacing wrong component.
899 849 959
95
Problem
Tests 1. Turn down M. Gain. Measure voltage of K-Film pin 1 for each color. If affected color has a .3V difference then others Desolder pin 1. Make open to trace.
846 2. Measure voltage across cap. 846 .
Probable Solution If pin 1 still different replace K-Film. If pin 1 voltage same as others, replace IC 241 . If this voltage is less than 5V, check filament pulse. If OK 857 replace capacitor 857 . If the voltage is greater than .7V or 0V , Replace the transistor.
Excessive color.
Turn down G2 (bottom pot of FBT) if excessive color is too bright.
Refer to the schematic for the specific pin numbers of each color. Tests should preformed in order to reduce chance of replacing wrong component.
3. Turn up M. Gain. Measure voltage, of affected color, base to emitter: 4. Ohm check, CRT socket. pin of effected color to pin 12.
Red Green Blue
837 842 954
Red, pin 8 Green, pin 6 Blue, pin 11
If resistance is below 2K, replace the CRT socket. If voltage is 3-8V replace the 2SC3467 & the PNP transistor pair. If voltage is less than 2V replace PNP transistor connected to pin.
5. Measure voltage, of affected color, K-Film pin 4.
Problem
Tests
Probable Solution The vertical booster pulse supplies part of vertical sync to the auto bias 927 IC 927 . With no sync to pin 8 of 927 , vertical blanking is not reset. 927 If FBT waveform is the same on both sides of the filament adjustment cap. 854 , ohm out the filament circuit. 854
1. Note; Blanking should be > 5V. Measure blanking voltage on 215 jumper 215 . If .6V to 1V check Check that the vertical output for waveform. master gain pot is turned up. 2. Check light from filament. If no light check FBP before and 854 after capacitor 854 .
No Picture.
If this voltage is over 10V, replace 3. Measure voltage on Blue K-Film 942 pin 7. This voltage should be 9.3V. transistor 942 . 4. Measure G2 voltage on 877 CRT socket 877 pin 7. If this voltage is under 100V, check that the FBT bottom pot is turned up. Replace CRT Socket if GND to G2 is less than 100K.
920 920
5. Measure voltage on LM324 pin 8.
If this voltage is 9-11V, replace the 917 C-Film 917 and or LM324 920 . 920
Problem
Tests 1. Vertical osc. frequency adjustment; 2. Check H. free running freq. (Hfo) 3. Check sync waveforms at input of LA7851. Hs=pin 1, Vs=pin 19.
Probable Solution Add or remove V solder connection. p30 If out 500Hz of sync, adj. Hfo. p75 If input sync to the LA7851 is OK and picture roles replace IC 415 .
No Sync.
Tests should preformed in order to reduce chance of replacing wrong component.
355 4. Check voltage, LM339, 355 pin 14. Also should check other voltages in this circuit. 355 If outside range replace IC 355 . Normal range is 5V to 7V.
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Problem
Tests 1. Turn down M. Gain to minimum. 927 Measure voltage, auto bias IC 927 pins 2, 4, & 6 for 5.5V to 6.5V. Also measure voltage, pins 3, 5, & 7 for 1.1V to 2.7V 2. Measure voltage, LM324 920 pin 5. Should be less than 4.5V.
215 3. Check video gain line (J 215 ) 215 scope sync on Vs 331 , .2mS/cm, and verify V. & H. blanking.
Probable Solution If any of the voltages are not in the listed voltage range, replace IC 927 . If old style C-Film (no solder connection) & pin 5 voltage is 4.8V add a 7.15K resistor pins 8 to 11. Otherwise replace C-Film. If either V. or H. blanking is missing, go to that circuit for further tests. Probable Solution
846
Retrace Lines .
Problem
Tests
Monitor Shuts Down.
1. If screen turns bright & shutdown. Check voltage across cap. 2. If shutdown right after power up. 3. Disable fault; clip
019 019
5-10V
Check V+, Hfo, & EHT at power up. If solution, check fault circuit.
to GND.
109 109
4. Disable shutdown; clip V- to
Measure EHT, should be less than 27KV.
Problem
Tests 1. With power applied, check voltage ground to (V-) anode of diode 156 . 2. Measure voltage, V+ line is 0V & PS chirps 3. If fuse is blown. Ohm out 160V crowbar zener
Probable Solution
146 If 0V to 100V, ohm out fuse 146 & inrush current limiter 159 25 to .5. 181 Ohm out crowbar zener diode 181 . 433 . Also ohm out H. output Xsr 433
No Power.
181 181
If the zener is shorted and the fuse 146 is blown, replace fuse 146 , . zener 181 , power FET 136 , 136 115 and the C5184 IC 115 . Ohm out the 17V line; V- to anode 139 132 of 141 , 141 , 149 , 139 , 132 , 115 J-Film pins 8-14 & IC 115 pin 15. First, ohm out diodes;
142 142 169
4. If the power supply chirps and high voltage can be heard. 5. If the power supply chirps, check for shorted secondary voltages by; Disconnect power to chassis. Apply external DC PS to 16V 169 line at cathode of diode 169 . Apply second DC voltage to 24V 168 line at cathode of 168 . FBT Check at low voltage;
, ,
168 168 181
, .
If PS current less than .5A and 12V line=11.5V to 12.5V, go to next test. If PS current less than .3A, line OK. 433 Check base of H. output 433 for drive waveform. If OK connect 24V line to V+ line and check flyback waveform at collector of 433 . 433 (Without H. deflection load, PS chirps) If large and small pulses observed, replace the FBT.
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Filament Voltage Test.

When replacing either the flyback transformer or the video board, the filament voltage may not be correct. Measuring the filament voltage is not accurate using a true RMS voltage meter, because of the high frequency components, which make up the filament voltage. An oscilloscope, with RMS capability, may be used to measure the filament voltage. Although a visual check of the filament color is a indicator of the filament voltage, it is a good practice to check the filament voltage if there is any doubt about this important monitor parameter. The following filament voltage test is an accurate method of finding the true RMS voltage to the filament. This is accomplished by comparing the light output of the filament when it is driven by the monitor to the light output of the filament with an applied DC voltage using a loaded photocell. SETUP:
10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0, 902 RED H400 899 .015uF
ISOLATED DUAL 1A DC POWER SUPPLY
62K,912 1N4005
250V
901
,C
903
0, 904
1N4005 + 906 10uF+ 1N4005 10uF 895 905 18, 879 9 FIL. FIL. 2.2nF,889 10 8 0, 896 11 BLUE
RED
0 to 30V 0 to 30V
47
470, CF 62K,852 FR205 853 .033uF, 854 100K, CF
5
G1
1K CF 855
877
T CR
SO CK ET
To find the filament voltage; 1. 2. Solder two short buss wires to the filament pins to clip on. Use black tape to secure the photocell over the hole in the plastic CRT socket connector. Caution: Be sure not to move the photocell between the two tests. Record the DC voltage output from the photocell with the monitor running normally. The monitor should be powered up for 10 minutes before making this measurement.
205
0, 897 7 0, 898 8 9 10 11 12
CELL
12 GAPS GND +6.30V
900 6
G2
DVM
7 6 5
GREEN
+
.150V
DVM
XX93 Video Board 24.3K
3.
4. Turn off the monitor. 5. Connect the variable voltage, 1 amp, DC power supply to the filament. The negative lead to the filament ground at the CRT socket pin 10. 6. Adjust the power supply voltage for the photocell reading, recorded in step 3. 7. The equivalent filament RMS voltage is now recorded by measuring the DC voltage at the CRT socket pins 9 and 10.
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HeizfadenSpannung Test.
Wenn der EHT-Transformator oder die Videokarte gendert wird, kann die Heizfadenspannung falsch sein. Die Heizfadenspannung besteht aus Hochfrequenzbestandteilen. Genaues Messen der Heizfadenspannung kann nicht mit einem Effektivwertmeinstrument erhalten werden. Ein Oszillograph mit Effektivwertmessen-Fhigkeit kann benutzt werden, um die Heizfadenspannung zu messen. Obgleich ein Sichtprfen der Heizfadenfarbe eine Anzeige der Heizfadenspannung ist, ist es gutes blich, die Heizfadenspannung zu berprfen, wenn es irgendeinen Zweifel ber diesen wichtigen Monitorparameter gibt. Der folgende Heizfadenspannung Test ist eine genaue Methode des Findens der zutreffenden Effektivwertspannung zum Heizfaden. Dieses wird vollendet, indem man die helle Ausgabe des Heizfadens vergleicht, wenn es durch den Monitor zur hellen Ausgabe des Heizfadens mit einer angewandten Gleichstromspannung mit einer einprogrammiert Fotozelle angetrieben wird. KONFIGURATION:
10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0, 902 RED H400 899
250V
0, 904
,C
901
1N4005 + 906 10uF+ 1N4005 10uF 895 905 18, 879 9 FIL. FIL. 2.2nF,889 10 8 0, 896 11 BLUE
RED
LOKALISIERTE DOPPEL 1A GLEICHSTROM VERSORGUNGSTEIL
62K,912 903 1N4005
0 to 30V 0 to 30V
.015uF
47
470, CF 62K,852 FR205 853 .033uF, 854 100K, CF
5
G1
1K CF 855
877
T CR
SO CK ET
Die Heizfadenspannung finden; 1. Lten Sie zwei kurze bussleitungen zu den Heizfadenanschlustiften weich. 2. Benutzen Sie schwarzes Band, um die Fotozelle ber der Bohrung im Plastik-CRT-Einfaung Stecker zu sichern. Vorsicht: Seien Sie sicher, die Fotozelle nicht zwischen die zwei Tests zu verschieben. 3. Speichern Sie die Gleichstromspannung, die von der Fotozelle mit dem Monitor ausgegeben wird, der normalerweise luft. Der Monitor Mu laufen damit 10 Minuten die Heizfadenspannung messen. 4. Drehen Sie weg den Monitor Ab. 5. Schlieen Sie die variable Spannung, 1 Ampere, Gleichstrom-Versorgung zum Heizfaden an. Das Negativ fhren zu den Heizfaden, der am CRT-Einfaung Anschlustift 10 gerieben wird. 6. Stellen Sie die Versorgungsteilspannung auf das Fotozelle Messen ein, gespeichert in Jobstep 3.
7. Die gleichwertige Heizfadeneffektivwertspannung wird jetzt gespeichert, indem man die Gleichstromspannung an den CRT-Einfaung Anschlustiften 9 und 10 mit.
205
0, 897 7 0, 898 8 9 10 11 12
CELL
12 GAPS GND +6.30V
900 6
G2
DVM
7 6 5
GREEN
+
.150V
DVM
XX93 Videokarte 24.3K
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SETUP AND CONVERGENCE PROCEDURE

7. Adjust the yoke position, on the CRT neck, to the center of purity. One way to locate this yoke position is to make a felt pen mark on the CRT neck at the rear extreme of purity and another mark at the front extreme of purity. Make a third mark between the two marks and set the yoke to this position. Rotate the yoke to line up, the raster top line, with the top of the picture tube. Tighten the yoke clamp. Tilt the yoke side to side and up and down while watching the red field to verify that purity is good.
1. Use a knife to brake free the magnetic rings on the yoke, which are usually locked with red varnish. Bring the adjustment tabs on each pair of magnetic rings in line for the starting point. 2. Loosen the yoke clamp. Remove the yoke wedges and the tape from the CRT.
3. Connect a test generator to the video input. 8. If the yoke position adjustment does not produce good purity, adjust the purity magnets. Tabs closest to the yoke winding.
4.
Turn the monitor on. Switch the test generator to red field. Adjust the horizontal and vertical raster size, on the remote control board, for under scan. Let the monitor run for at least half an hour.
5. Check the auto bright control voltage with a DVM. Connect the DMM to GND and pin 8 of the LM324 920 on the video board. The 920 voltage range is 4.0V to 4.4V. If out of 10. Tilt the yoke up and down for the best range, adjust this voltage to 4.2V by using convergence around the edge of the grid. pliers to rotate the bottom knob on the FBT. Insert the top yoke wedge. Tilt the yoke side to side for the best convergence around the edge of the grid and insert the rest of the yoke wedges. Secure the wedges with tape. 6. Degauss the picture tube and front part of the frame. 11. Switch the generator to the white grid. Adjust the 6 pole magnets (Pair closest to the CAUTION: To avoid electrical shock, video board) for convergence of the green take care not to touch the yoke conductors or gun. Step #10 and this step may have to be push against the anode cap. repeated for optimum convergence. Always keep one hand free to avoid making a complete electrical circuit. 12. If the corner convergence is still not acceptable, shunts may be used to correct this problem. Shunts are available from CERONIX. Shunt order number is CPM2011.
9. Switch the generator to the red/blue grid. Adjust the 4 pole magnets (center pair) for convergence of the red and blue guns in the center of the screen.
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SETUP UND KONVERGENZ PROZEDUR

7. Justieren Sie das Joch auf die CRT, um Mitte der Reinheit zu erreichen. Ein Weg, diese Joch Position zu finden, soll eine Kugelschreiber Markierung auf dem DATENSICHTGERT Hals an der Hinterseite und den vorderen Extremen der Reinheit machen. Machen Sie eine dritte Markierung zwischen den zwei Markierungen und Satz das Joch zu dieser Position. Drehen Sie das Joch auszurichten, die raster oberste Linie, mit dem Oberteil Rohr des Bilds. Ziehen Sie die Joch Klammer fest. Kippen Sie die Joch Seite zu Seite und auf und ab whrend Zuschauen des roten Felds zu beglaubigen, da jene Reinheit gut ist. 8. Wenn die Joch Position Regelung gute Reinheit nicht herstellt, stellen Sie den Reinheit Magneten ein. Diese sind die magnetischen Ringe der nchst Joch Winden. 9. Schalten Sie den Generator zum rot/blauem Raster. Stellen Sie den 4 Stange Magneten (Mitte Paar) fr Zusammenlaufen vom roten und blauen in der Mitte des Schirms ein.
1. Benutzen Sie eine scharfes Messer, um die magnetischen Ringe auf dem Joch frei zu bremsen, die normalerweise mit rotem Lack gesperrt werden. Holen Sie die Justagetabulatoren auf jedem Paar magnetischen Ringen in der Zeile fr den Ausgangspunkt. 2. Lsen Sie den Klemmring des Jochs. Lschen Sie die Jochkeile von der CRT. Lschen Sie das Band von der CRT. 3. Schlieen Sie einen Testgenerator an den videoinput an. 4. Schalten Sie den Monitor ein. Schalten Sie den Testgenerator zum roten Feld. Justieren Sie die horizontale und vertikale Rastergre, mit dem Fernbedienungbrett, fr Unterscan. Lassen Sie den Monitorlauf fr mindestens halbe Stunde.
berprfen Sie die helle 5. Steuerselbstspannung mit einem DVM. Schlieen Sie das DMM an erden und 920 Anschlustift 8 des LM324 920 auf der Videokarte an. Die Spannung Strecke ist 4.0V zu 4.4V. Wenn aus Strecke heraus, justieren Sie diese Spannung auf 4.2V, indem 10. Kippen Sie das Joch auf und ab fr das beste Zusammenlaufen um die Kante des Sie Zangen verwenden, um den unteren Rasters. Fgen Sie den obersten Joch Keil Drehknopf auf dem FBT zu drehen. ein. Kippen Sie die Joch Seite zu Seite fr das beste Zusammenlaufen um die Kante des 6. Degauss die CRT und das Vorderteil des Rasters und fgen Sie den restlichen Joch Monitorchassis. Keile ein. Befestigen Sie die Keile. Schalten Sie den Generator zum weien VORSICHT: Um elektrischen Schlag zu 11. Raster. Stellen den 6 Stange Magneten vermeiden, berhren Sie nicht sich zu den (Paaren nahst zum Videoausschu) fr Jochleitern oder -presse gegen die Anode Zusammenlaufen vom grnen. Schritt #10 Schutzkappe. und dieser Schritt knnen fr das gnstigste Zusammenlaufen wiederholt werden mssen. Halten Sie immer eine Hand frei beim Arbeiten auf Elektronik. 12. Wenn die Eckkonvergenz noch nicht annehmbar ist, knnen Shunts benutzt werden, um dieses Problem zu beheben. Shunts sind von CERONIX vorhanden. Shuntauftragsnummer ist CPM2011.
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CERONIX, INC. 13350 New Airport Road Auburn, California 95602-7419 Tel. (530) 886 - 6400 Fax. (530) 888 - 1065 WEB. www.ceronix.com REPLACEMENT PARTS PURCHASE ORDER FORM Date Purchase Order No. Name
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Please copy form and fill in, parts order, on copy. 102
DEGAUSSING COIL ATTACHMENT SPECIFICATION.

For The Model 1493 Video Monitor. Use degaussing coil part number CPS1766.
ATTACH THE GROUNDING STRAP FIRST.
With the degaussing coil leads centered on the bottom of the CRT, FORM THE COIL to avoid the remote control board.
INSTALL A WIRE TIE through the top hole in the left CRT ear.
INSTALL A WIRE TIE through the top hole in the right CRT ear.
INSTALL WIRE TIES through the bottom hole in the left CRT ear.
INSTALL WIRE TIES through the bottom hole, with the grounding strap spring, in the right CRT ear. 103
Degaussing Coil & Grounding Strap Attachment Specification.

For The Model 1793, 1993, 2093 Video Monitor.
1. The first item to attach to the picture tube is the grounding strap. Lay the tube face down on a soft surface. Slide the folded over end of the braided wire over the top left CRT mounting ear (The braided wire is oriented to the left). Attach the spring at the other end to the left hole of the right bottom mounting ear. 2. Next attach the degaussing coil. Locate the connector wires at the bottom center of the CRT. Form the degaussing coil to the contour of the tube at the top two corners. Attach and tighten two 3" wire ties on the inside hole of the top two corners. Loosely attach two 15" wire ties around the degaussing coil and around the bottom ears. Tighten the wire ties. CAUTION: The ground cable from the enclosure to the monitor chassis must be connected before applying power to the monitor.
3" Wire Tie 2PL CPM2003
Top of CRT
Grounding Strap CPS1791 Anode Connection Degaussing coil CPS1771 CPS1828 CPS1847 CPS1860
Ground Connector. Attach to CRT socket board.
15" Wire Tie 2PL CPM2013
Degaussing coil Connector Plugs in main board left side of fuse.

3 2
Spring
Blue Blue Black

3 1 2
Yoke Connector. Plugs in main board left side of flyback transformer.
Schematic: 104
Bottom View (pins)
Degaussing Coil & Grounding Strap Attachment Specification.

For The Model 2793 and 3693 Video Monitor.
1. The first item to attach to the picture tube is the grounding strap. Lay the tube face down on a soft surface. Slide the folded over end of the braid over the left top CRT mounting ear. Attach the spring at the other end to the, right side top, slot in the rimband. Pull the bare wire through the bottom slot in the rimband (tension the spring) and back around the braid. The coils of the spring should measure about 1.25". 2. Next attach the degaussing coil. Locate the connector wires at the bottom center of the CRT. Loosely attach the degaussing coil with 5" wire ties as shown below. Adjust the coil for an equal size top and bottom coil half. Tighten the wire ties. 3. Plug the yoke connectors on the yoke as shown below.
CAUTION:
The ground cable from the enclosure to the monitor chassis must be connected before applying power to the monitor.
Grounding Strap
Top of CRT
Anode Connection
Ye B llow r B ow lu n R e ed
Degaussing coil CPS1786 CPS1856
Ground Connector. Attach to CRT socket board. Degaussing coil Connector Plugs in main board left side of fuse.
3 2
Blue Blue Black

3 1 2
Yoke Connector. Plugs in main board left side of flyback transformer.
Schematic:
Bottom View (pins) 105
Highpot, For Shock Hazards, Circuit Description.

For the models 1493,1793, 1993, 2093, 2793, and 3693 video monitors.
It is the responsibility of the company which uses the Ceronix monitor in there system to make sure that no shock hazards exist. Below is a description of the highpot test to verify that the monitor is properly connected to an isolation transformer. Once the monitor is installed in the enclosure, the protective earth ground connection must be connected. The connection point is located on the inside of the main board metal frame behind the serial number label.
Machine in which the monitor is used. The MONITOR is connected to the enclosure ground via the signal cable, monitor support hardware, and the protective earth ground wire. The chassis ground must be connected to earth ground. Building wiring AC line FUSE Isolation Transformer GROUND All the large accessible metal parts are connected to ground.
Primary Line
HIGH POT TESTER
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Highpot, Fr Schock Gefahren, StromkreisBeschreibung.

Fr die Modelle 1493,1793,1993,2093,2793, und 3693 videomonitoren.
Es ist die Verantwortung der Firma, die den Ceronix Monitor in dort system benutzt, sich zu vergewissern, da kein Schock Gefahren existieren. Unten ist eine Beschreibung Prfung des highpot zu beglaubigen, da der Monitor ordentlich an einen Isolierung Umformer angeschlossen wird. Nachdem der Monitor in der Einschlieung installiert wird, mu der schtzende Erde Erdanschlu verbunden werden. Der Anschlu Punkt wird sich auf dem innerhalb des Hauptausschusses Metalls Rahmens hinter dem Seriennummer Etikett befunden.
Maschine, in der der Monitor benutzt wird. Der MONITOR wird an den Einschlieung Erden ber das Signalkabel, Monitor Sttze Hardware und den schtzende Erde Erdungsdraht angeschlossen. Gebudeverdrahtung Wechselstromezeile SICHERUNG Lokalisierung Transformator ERDEN Der Chassiserden mu an die Masse Erdletung angeschlossen werden. Alle groen zugnglichen Metallteile werden an erden angeschlossen.
PrimrZeile
HIGHPOT Prfvorrichtung
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Wire Routing Instructions.
Attach the protective earth, green / yellow, ground wire.
Fold remote cable to clear CRT and add wire tie.
Rout yoke wires over CRT neck. Shorten EHT wire and add wire tie.
Shorten focus wire and add wire tie.
Rout G2 wire around CRT socket, shorten with loop, and add wire tie.
Plug in video board. Fold video flat cable to avoid contacting the metal frame. Secure fold with a wire tie.
Finished assembly with the different voltage type wires not touching each other.
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Precision Resistor Arrays (PRAs).

Make solder connection CA when using these C PRAs for replacement parts on the XX92 product line.
200 C13 200 C16
200 C8 20K 1.82 K C6 900 C17
4K
4K C11 5.00K C12
4K C14 5.00K C15
CA
2.74K 1.82 K C7 C4
5.00K C9
C10
68.1K C1
68.1K C2
68.1K C3
C5
1
Program
PULSE
H. Blank
3
Program
4
RED i Beam
5
GREEN i Beam
6
Program
7
BLUE i Beam
PULSE
PULSE
8 GND
9
NC
10
12V LINE 4
11
4.8V LINE 5
12
BLUE Amp out 7
13
BLUE Amp FB 6
14
BLUE i sense
15
GREEN i sense
16
GREEN Amp FB 2
17
GREEN Amp out 1
18
RED i sense
19
RED Amp FB 13
20
RED Amp out 14
LM324 Pin No.
AUTO BIAS RESISTOR ARRAY "C Film"
C
P/N CPR0506
IA - Inverts Horizontal Sync.
IB, IC, & ID Adjust the Horizontal Oscillator Frequency.
For 31.5KHz Operation; IB=Hfo +400 Hz, IC=Hfo +800Hz, & ID=Hfo +1,600Hz.
2.78K I13 2.7K 45K 1.8K 8.8K I1 I12 170 I14 22K I2 I6 I3 I5 I4 20K 10K I7 33K I8 I10 1K I9 340 I15 680 I16 9.31K
200
IB
IC
ID
200
12K
IA
1/2 I11 1/2 I11
1 FBP
H. Pos. POT
H. Sync Cap.
HORZ.
+12V
6 GND
H. Sync Output 1
H. Pos. O/S 2
PLL O/S 3
10 GND
PLL SYNC 4
11
PLL output Cap. LA7851 Pin No. 7
13
14 OSC.
8
15
Osc.Discharge 9
16
Hfo SET
17
H. +12V Line
Flywheel Cap.
18
19
H. Drive Damper
20
Damper Cap.
Horizontal Control Resistor Array
"I Film"
I
P/N CPR0502
JA - Decreases V+ line by 1.5V JB - Decreases V+ line by 3V

91.4K 2.33K J13 J1 4.67K J14
JC - Increases V+ line by 1.5V JD - Increases V+ line by 3V

101.6K
POWER SUPPLY RESISTOR ARRAY.

130
"J"
J18 1M J10
P/N CPR0501
JA
JB
J15 260 J16
JC
45K J6
45K J17
JE
14.7K 15.8K J11 J12 38.8K J9
11K J2
23.2K
J3
127K J4
10.6K J5
JD
33.2K J7
510 J8
1
V+
SENSE
V+
2
Adj.
3 V-
4
E. AMP. -FB CAP.
5
E. Amp Output 2
6
E. Amp +Input 1
7
1/2 Raw DC
8 17V
9
Osc. Rx
10 VC5184 Pin No.
12
FET i Sense 11
13
FET Source
14 +17V
15
15 V-
16
O.V.P. LOAD 14
17
D 142 + Comp. 13
18
D 142 - Comp. 12
19
20
V-
V+
V-, 100V to 300V below GND.
Normally GND -200V.
J
"J Film" P/N CPR0501
Power Supply Resistor Array
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1.62K 0 606 K1 K7 7
C
3904
B
K34
E
K6 8 9
1N4148 K36 100 K21
150
K3A 15
2.2K K5 3.32K 33 K12 K13 K14 140 K16 K17 75 18 12.1K K15
301
150
K2
K3B
K4
K20
VIDEO INPUT
+12V
LINE
+16V
LINE
NPN B
GND
NPN E
9.25V
LINE
NE592 Output
GND
110
NE592
K
A - Increases Output Voltage by 10V
21K K22 820 A 6 5 4 3 2 1 K10 1.49 K K9 689 1N4148 K35 1.2K K8 K32 40.2K
10 11 12 13 14
K33
5.62K K11
K19
560 180 K18
+12V
LINE
AUTO BIAS
GND
127V
LINE
PNP E CAP.
PNP E
PNP B
PNP B DIODE
120V
LINE
PNP C
AMP Output
Video Amplifier Resistor Array
"K Film"
K
P/N CPR0510
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1.29K 0 606 K1 K7 7
C
K6 8 9
1N4148 K36 100 K21
150
K3A 15
2.2K K5 3.32K 33 K12 K13 K14 140 K16 K17 75 18 12.1K K15
240
150
K2
K3B
K4
K20
VIDEO INPUT
+12V
LINE
+16V
LINE
NPN B
GND
NPN E
9.25V
LINE
NE592 Output
GND
NE592
BLUE
A - Increases Output Voltage by 10V
21K K22 820 A 6 5 4 3 2 1 K10 1.49 K K9 K34 1N4148 K35 689 1.2K K8 K32 40.2K
10 11 12 13 14
K33
5.62K K11
3904
K19
560 180 K18
+12V
LINE
AUTO BIAS
GND
127V
LINE
PNP E CAP.
PNP E
PNP B
PNP B DIODE
120V
LINE
PNP C
AMP Output
BLUE
Video Amplifier Resistor Array "BLUE Film" P/N CPR0511
111
V
CPM2501
611
611 FR205
3.3, 610 1W 610
1.2,605 1W 605
4.7, 608 608
E C B TIP31A NPN 602
Vertical Amp. PCB CPB1615
4.7, 607 607 606 606
E C B TIP31A NPN 603
604 FR205
604
TIP32A
112
2
HEATSINK CPM2141
612, LA3838 LA7838
13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Board Assembly View (Component side)
609 E C B PNP 601 Complete Assembly View (Top view) CABLE: CPS1858 CABLE: CPS1858
CPM2501 x3 CPM2005 x3 CPM2002 x3
CERONIX CPA4267
VERTICAL DEFLECTION BOOSTER ASSEMBLY
The "Drive Signals To The Monitor Input" form is included here for those people who have problems interfacing their drive electronics with the Ceronix Monitor.
DRIVE SIGNALS to the MONITOR INPUT voltage and waveforms, work sheet.
CERONIX 13350 New Airport Road Auburn, CA, USA 95602-7419 Fax (530) 888-1065 Company name: Date: For CERONIX Monitor Model number:
VIDEO:
For the following measurements use an oscilloscope. RED GREEN BLUE
With no load, the black level voltage of the video drive signal is: With no load, the saturated color voltage is: To simulate the monitor input resistance. With 75 load on the video drive signal or other load. the black level voltage is: the saturated color voltage is: If available, sketch the video drive circuit on the back of a copy of this form. RED GREEN BLUE
Horizontal or composite sync:

Horizontal frequency: Horizontal sync pulse time: Compare your sync to this table and check the best fit. For composite sync. KHz uS "High" voltage: "Low" voltage: V V
Sketch if different.
Vertical sync:
Vertical frequency: Vertical sync pulse time: Check correct polarity. Hz uS "High" voltage: "Low" voltage: V V
If there are any questions, call (530) 886-6400.
Complete form and send to: or FAX us (530) 888-1065
CERONIX, INC. 13350 New Airport Road Auburn, CA. 95602-7419 113
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Manufacturer: C. CERONIX 13350 New Airport Road Auburn, California 95602 USA Equipment: Component Color Monitor. Models: 1493-CGA, 1493-VGA, 1493-SVGA. 1793-VGA, 1793-SVGA. 1993-VGA, 1993-SVGA. 2093-CGA, 2093-VGA. 2793-CGA, 2793-VGA. 3693-CGA. Component Isolation Transformer Assembly. Models: ISOXFR-75W, ISOXFR-100W. Standards: IEC 60950, 3rd Edition 'National Differences: AT, AU, CA, DE, ES, FR, GB, HU, RU, US, ZA.' CAS/CAN 60950-00 UL 60950, 3rd Edition IEC 65:85 + A1:87 + A2:89 + A3:92, 5th Edition 'National Differences: KR.' I hereby declare that the equipment named above has been tested and found to comply with the relevant sections of the above referenced specifications. The unit complies with all essential requirements of the standards. The declaration is issued under the sole responsibility of the manufacturer.
Authorized Signatory:
Don Whitaker
Title: Date:
President February 26, 2002
02
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Models: ISO XFR-75W ISO XFR-100W

SAFETY ISOLATING TRANSFORMER
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Circuit Function Description.

The basic function of the ISO XFR-75W and ISO XFR-100W is to isolate the line power for monitors requiring an isolation transformer. The transformer is designed to have a low leakage flux value which allows it to be mounted close to the CRT. To accomplish the low leakage flux, the transformer has two sets of primary and secondary coils mounted on a modified toroid type core. The ideal transformer would be a toroid but this type transformer is expensive because it is difficult to wind. A relay is used to connect the two primary coils in series or parallel to accommodate 240VAC or 120VAC line voltages. Before power is applied, the relay connects the transformer primary windings in series to avoid excessive primary current for the 240VAC case. The control circuit energizes the relay when the line voltage is 120VAC.
240VAC or 120VAC 50 or 60 Hz Input
240VAC or 120VAC Relay Control
Output
Circuit Description.
The fuse T506 protects the mains wires and the control PCB. 506 The power transformer has two internal 2 amp temperature sensitive fuses. Each primary half has one, built in, series connected fuse. 507 A resettable fuse T507 is connected to the relay driver power supply. This fuse protects the relay control circuit from square wave input which would occur if an inverter is used as the power source. Capacitor T512 supplies 512 current from the line to capacitor T513 through diode T510 which forms the, relay 513 510 control, power supply. Diode T511 charges capacitor T512 during the negative 511 512 going part of the line wave. Transient Voltage Suppressor T516 regulates the 516 24V power supply and protects the relay coil from over heating. T514 The Mos Fet 514 shorts out the 24 volt power supply when the input line voltage is 240VAC. The input line voltage, at which the Mos Fet turns on, is set by the Mos Fet turn on voltage (about 4V), the voltage drops across resistors T509 , T505 , T504 , and 509 505 504 the zener diode T503 . 154VAC is the approximate line voltage at which the 503 relay T518 switches. Capacitor T508 and diode T502 keep the Mos Fet turned 518 508 502 on for the complete AC cycle to eliminate ripple current in the capacitor T513 . 513 504 508 Resistor T504 limits the peak current to capacitor T508 to avoid relay switching due to line transients. The zener diode T515 which is connected from the Mos 515 Fet source to gate protects the Mos Fet gate against over voltage. Resistor T519 is needed to limit the mains current when the relay arcs across both sets of 519 contacts. Capacitors T517 and T520 reduce the relay T518 contact noise which 517 520 may be generated when switching.
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Brown L PC1
3A Fuse CPR0425
T506
ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W Schematic.

BLK
1N4007 T502 7 PTC
Shield
YEL / GRN Screw Screw 0

T501
6, .45A, 250V
T507
BRN YEL WHITE
2.2nF 1KV
T517
PC1
120VAC output to monitor.
TZL200B 200Vz
T503
1.5uF, 400V
T512
!
T519 2 1N4007 T511 4
!
Isolation Transformer WHT GRY
ORG RED BLU BLACK
2.7 10%, 1W, CC

3
120 or 240VAC, 50-60Hz input power. 0.1uF 250V

T508
33K, 5% 1/4W, CF
T504 1N4007 T510
PC2
2.2nF 1KV
T520
365K, 1% 1/4W, MF
T505
IRF520
1
!
RTE24024 DPDT Relay
T518
127K, 1% 1/4W, MF
T509
1N4742A T514 12Vz

T515
100uF 50V
T513
P6KE27A 27V TVS

T516
OPTIONAL WIRING. YEL ORG RED BLU BLACK WHITE
24VDC
8
PC1
Blue L PC3
PC2
ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W PCB.

RED White YEL YEL / GRN GRN - Ground PCB 500 CAUTION: 501 REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE FUSE AND RATING. ATTENTION: UTILIZER UN FUSIBLE DE RECHANGE DE MEME TYPE ET CALIBRE. GRY 517 517 BRN 7 6
Output
ORG
Black BLU 516 516 Connect ORG to RED for 502 230VAC output. 502 Brown 8 503 3A SLOW BLOW FUSE Input 503 CPR0425 504 504 G 506 505 505 3A, 250V + D 509 507 S + 508 509 514 515 506 514 515 507 508 512 511 510 510 511 512 513
3 51
Blue
5
Input
518
518
2 519 519
3 WHT
4 520 520 BLK
Note: The "T" in front of the board numbers refers to this PCB.
RED White YEL YEL / GRN GRN - Ground 0, 501 516 P6KE27A IRF520 515 4742A
PCB 500
Output
ORG BLU Black Connect ORG to RED for 230VAC output. 4007, 502 506
GRY 517 2.2nF 8 BRN 7 6
Brown
Blue
5
Input
3A SLOW BLOW FUSE TZL200B 503 Input ! 33K, 504 G CPR0425 506 365K, 505 D CPR0431 .1uF, 250V 127K, 509 S + Fuse, 507 508 514 100uF 4007,510 1.5uF, 400V 50V 4007,511 512 513
24V DPDT Relay, 518
! !
CPR0436 2 3 4 2.2nF 520 BLK
512
2.7 10%, 1W. 519
WHT
ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W Assembly Drawing.
518
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Stromkreisfunktion Beschreibung
Die grundlegende Funktion des XFR75W und des XFR100W ist, die Zeile Energie fr die bentigenden Monitoren und Lokalisierung Transformator zu lokalisieren. Der Transformator wird entworfen, um einen niedrigen Durchsickernflusswert zu haben, der erlaubt, da er nah an der CRT eingehangen wird. T vollenden den niedrigen Durchsickernflu, hat der Transformator zwei Sets der Primr- und Sekundrspulen, die an einem genderten Ringkrperartkern eingehangen werden. Der ideale Transformator wrde ein Ringkrper sein, aber diese Art des Transformators ist kostspieliges becuase zu wickeln, das ist schwierig. Ein Relais wird benutzt, um die zwei Primrspulen in den Serien oder in der hnlichkeit anzuschlieen, um Spannungen der Zeile anzupassen 240VAC oder 120VAC. Bevor Energie angewendet wird, schliet das Relais die Transformatorprimrwicklungen in den Serien an, um bermigen Primrstrom fr den Fall 240VAC zu vermeiden. Der Steuerstromkreis versorgt das Relais mit Energie, wenn die Zeile Spannung 120VAC ist.
240VAC or 120VAC 50 or 60 Hz Input 240VAC or 120VAC Relay Control
Output
Stromkreis Beschreibung
506 Die Sicherung TT506 schtzt die Hauptleitungen Leitungen und das Steuer-cPwb. Der Leistungstranformator hat zwei interne 2-Ampere-temperaturempfindliche Sicherungen. Jede Primrhlfte hat ein, das in der angeschlossenen Serie aufgebaut wird, fixieren. Eine T507 rckstellbare Sicherung T507 wird an das Relaistreiber. Versorgungsteil angeschlossen. Diese Sicherung schtzt den Relaissteuerstromkreis vor quadratischem Welle Input, der auftreten wrde, wenn ein Inverter als Energiequelle benutzt wird. Kondensator T512 gibt Strom von der Zeile an T512 T513 Kondensator T513 durch Diode T510 an, die das Relaissteuer. Versorgungsteil bildet. Kondensator T512 Ladungen der Diode T511 whrend des negativen gehenden Teils der Zeile Welle. Vorbergehender Spannung Entstrer T516 regelt das 24V Versorgungsteil und schtzt die Relaisspule vor der berhitzung. Das MosFet T514 schliet aus dem 24 Volts. Versorgungsteil kurz, wenn die Inputzeile Spannung 240VAC ist.
Die Inputzeile Spannung, an der das MosFet einschlt, wird durch das MosFet einschalten Spannung eingestellt (ber 4v). Die Spannung fllt ber T504 Widerstnde T509 , T505 , T504 und die zenerdiode T503 . 154 VAC ist die T518 ungefhre Zeile Spannung, an der das Relais T518 schlt. Kondensator T508 und Diode T502 halten das MosFet eingeschalten, damit die komplette Wechselstromschleife den Kruselungstrom in den Begrenzungen Kondensatort T513 . Resistor T504 der Spitzenstrom zum Kondensator T508 513 beseitigt, um das Relaisschalten wegen der Zeile Ausgleichstrme zu vermeiden. Die zenerdiode T515 , die von der MosFet-Quelle an Gatter T515 angeschlossen wird, schtzt das MosFet-Gatter gegen berspannung. T519 Widerstand T519 ist erforderlich, den Hauptleitungen Strom zu begrenzen, wenn das Relais ber beiden Sets Kontakten einen Bogen bildet. Kondensatoren T517 und T520 verringern die Kontaktgerusche des Relais T518 , die beim Schalten festgelegt werden kann. T518
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WARNING! Grounding of the monitor is to be evaluated in the end user application.
Installation Instructions.
1. Mount the unit on a, grounded, flat metal surface using at least two screws. Note; The mounting surface should not have holes larger than 0.2" diameter under the enclosure. Connect the mains cable to the Molex plug mounted on the enclosure. Connect the output cable from the unit to the monitor power input connecter.
2.
3.
AVERTISSEMENT. La mise la terre de lcran doit tre value dans le produit fini.
Instructions dinstallation
1. Fixer lappareil une surface mtallique plane et mise la terre par au moins deux vis. Note. La surface de montage ne doit pas prsenter de trous de plus de 5.1mm (0.2 po) sous le botier. Raccorder le cble du secteur la prise molex sur le botier. Raccorder le cble de sortie de lappareil au connecteur dentre de lcran.
2. 3.
WARNING! Die Erdung des Monitors soll in die Endbenutzeranwendung ausgewertet werden.
Installationsanweisungen
1. Stellen Sie die Einheit auf einer geerdeten, flachen Metalloberflche Gebrauch wenigstens zwei Schrauben auf. Anmerkung: Die Oberflche soll Lcher grer als 0.2" in Durchmesser nicht haben. 2. Verbinden Sie das haupt ac Spannung Kabel zum Molex Verbinder auf der Transformator. 3. Verbinden Sie das Ausgangskabel vom Transformator zur Kraft Verbinder des Monitors.
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INSTALLATION of the ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W ISOLATION TRANSFORMERS.
Connector:
AC Line or neutral
AC Line Mains power.
Preferred orientation for optimum cooling.

CERONIX CHASSIS.
The ISO XFR-75W/-100W MUST be grounded by mounting on a grounded, conductive surface via at least two screws.
WARNING:
Mains power and ground connections must be made before power is applied to the ISO XFR-75W or the ISO XFR-100W Isolation Transformers.
WARNING: FOR CONTINUED SAFETY, REPLACE SAFETY CRITICAL COMPONENTS ONLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDED PARTS (REFER TO SERVICE LITERATURE). AVIS: POUR MAINTENIR LE DEGRE DE SECURITE DE L'APPAREIL NE REMPLACER LES COMPOSANTS DONT LE FONCTIONNEMENT EST CRITIQUE POUR LA SECURITE QUE PAR DES PIECES RECOMMANDEES PAR LA FABRICANT (CONSULTER LE GUIDE DE DEPANNAGE).
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INSTALLATION Isolierung Transformator des XFR75W und des XFR100W.
Stecker:
Wechselstromzeile oder -neutrales.
WechselstromZeile. Hauptlinie Spannung
Lagebestimmung Prefered fr das optimale Abkhlen.

CERONIX CHASSIS.
Das XFR75W und das XFR100W mssen geerdet werden, indem man an einer geerdeten, leitenden Oberflche mit mindestens zwei Schrauben einhngt.
WARNING: Haupt ac Kraft und Erdanschlsse mssen gemacht werden, bevor Spannung fr DEN XFR75W oder Den XFR100W Isolierung ransformator gegolten wird WARNING: Zu anhaltender Sicherheit ersetzen Sie Sicherheit kritische Bestandteile nur durch empfohlene Teile des Herstellers (Siehe Service-Literatur).
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Model ISO XFR-75W Specifications.

Electrical:
Rating; Volts; 120VAC Volts; 240VAC Volts; 120VAC Volts; 240VAC Frequency Power Power Capacitance Highpot Voltage Input 108VAC to 132VAC 216VAC to 264VAC 108VAC to 132VAC 216VAC to 264VAC 50Hz to 60Hz .84 Watts Maximum 100VA Output 108VAC to 146VAC 108VAC to 146VAC 216VAC to 292VAC 216VAC to 292VAC 50Hz to 60Hz 0VA 75VA Notes:
} }
Output wired for 120VAC.
Input = output. No Load. Full Load.
250pF input to output. 3,000VAC input to output.
Environmental:
Operating temperature range is -20C to +60C. Storage temperature range is -25C to +70C. Operating humidity; 20% to 80% (Noncondensing).
Mechanical:
Unit weight:
4.2Lb
1.91Kg
Enclosure dimensions:
0.20" DIA. holes on a 0.40"grid. 2.10" 0.25" .190" DIA. X .375" DIA. 4 PL. 2.10"
1.83"
2.94"
6.38"
5.26"
2.94" 0.933"
0.92" 0.092"
0.45" 0.328" .50" 0.25" 0.25" 3.66" 4.25" 4.75" 0.56" 4 PL. 0.32" 0.375"
0.56" 4 PL.
MATERIAL: .052" THICK 18AWG MILD STEEL. FINISH: CLEAR ZINC COATING TOLERANCE: 0.015" Except where noted. DIMENSIONS IN INCHES.
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Model ISO XFR-100W Specifications.

Electrical:
Rating; Volts; 120VAC Volts; 240VAC Volts; 120VAC Volts; 240VAC Frequency Power Power Capacitance Highpot Voltage Input 108VAC to 132VAC 216VAC to 264VAC 108VAC to 132VAC 216VAC to 264VAC 50Hz to 60Hz 1.24 Watts Maximum 125VA Output 108VAC to 146VAC 108VAC to 146VAC 216VAC to 292VAC 216VAC to 292VAC 50Hz to 60Hz 0VA 100VA Notes:
} }
Input = output. No Load. Full Load.
275pF input to output. 3,000VAC input to output.
Environmental:
Operating temperature range is -20C to +60C. Storage temperature range is -25C to +70C. Operating humidity; 20% to 80% (Noncondensing).
0.325"
Mechanical:
Unit weight: 5.9Lb 2.68Kg
0.45"
0.200"DIA. Holes on a 0.375" grid.
Enclosure dimensions:
0.200"DIA. Holes on a 0.375" grid. 2.40" 0.45" 0.190" X 0.375" DIA. HOLES 4 PL. 2.575" 0.020" 0.45" 0.250" 0.55" 0.45" 0.45" 2.40"
3.375"
6.000" 6.75" 7.25" 6.15"
0.933" 1.00" 1" 0.43" 0.50"
0.328" Dia. 0.003"
0.250" 0.30" 5.150" 5.15" 0.325" 0.35" 0.250" 5.75" 6.25" 0.375"
0.50"
0.250"
MATERIAL: .052" THICK 18AWG MILD STEEL. FINISH: CLEAR ZINC COATING TOLERANCE: 0.015" Except where noted. DIMENSIONS IN INCHES.
NOTE: When box is placed on a flat, the highest point shall not xceed 0.015". 0.325"
0.200"DIA. Holes on a 0.375" grid. 20PL.
0.45"
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Equipment setup for trouble shooting the ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W Isolation Transformers.
SAFETY FIRST; Use only one hand when working on a powered up ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W to avoid electrical shock. Always wear safety glasses when working on powered up electronic equipment. Mains Power
VARIABLE
2A Fuse Ground
TRANSFORMER
100W 120V
100W 120V
ISOLATION
Isolation transformer, wired for 240VAC output. Note; ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR_100W output wired for 120VAC.
TRANSFORMER
Ground
Note: When using this isolation supply for working on monitors, it is important to have some resistance (10M or less) to ground. An insulated monitor connected to a insulated power supply may attain a high static voltage. When this voltage discharges through the ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W control circuit, the FET in the control circuit may be damaged.
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Vorrichtungen haben zum Lsen von Problemen mit dem 75W und dem 100W Isolierung Transformatoren benutzt.
SICHERHEIT ZUERST: Um elektrischen Shock zu vermeiden, benutzen Sie nur eine Hand beim Arbeiten auf einem angeschaltenen Transformator 75W oder 100W. Tragen Sie immer Sicherheitsglser beim Arbeiten auf angeschaltener elektronischer Ausrstung. Hauptlinie Spannung
VARIABLER
2A Fuse Erden
TRANSFORMATOR
100W 120V
100W 120V
ISOLIERENDEN
Anmerkung: XFR75W- oder XFR100W Ausgabe hat fr 120VAC verdrahtet
TRANSFORMATOR
Isolierenden Transformator verdrahtet fr Ausgabe 240VAC.
Erden
Anmerkung: Beim Benutzen dieser Isolierung Versorgung von Monitoren dem Bearbeiten zu, ist es wichtig, irgendeinen Widerstand zu haben, (10 Meg. oder kleiner) zu erden. Ein Isoliermonitor, der an eine Isolierenergie kann angleschlossen wird eine hohe statische Spannung supply, erreichen. Wenn diese Spannung Entladungen durch das XFR75W oder den XFR100W Steuerstromkreis, der FET im Steuerstromkreis beschdigt werden knnen. 125
ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W Schematic (Manual Voltage Select).

Shield YEL / GRN Screw BLK
7 5 6
Brown L PC1
3A Fuse CPR0425
0
T501
Screw
!
120 or 240VAC, 50-60Hz input power.
T506
BRN YEL WHITE
PC1
!
Switch 0
T519 2 4 3 T518
!
Isolation Transformer WHT GRY
ORG RED BLU BLACK
Shown In 240VAC Input Mode
PC2
Blue L PC3
OPTIONAL WIRING. YEL ORG RED BLU BLACK WHITE
PC1
PC2
ISO XFR-75W, ISO XFR-100W Assembly Drawing.

RED White YEL YEL / GRN GRN - Ground 0 , 501 PCB 500 CAUTION: REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE FUSE AND RATING. ATTENTION: UTILIZER UN FUSIBLE DE RECHANGE DE MEME TYPE ET CALIBRE. 516 BRN 503 504 509 510 512 511 GRY 517 8 DPDT Switch, 518 1 0 , 519 515 7 6
Output
ORG
BLU Black Connect ORG to RED for 230VAC output. 502 3A SLOW BLOW FUSE 506
Brown Input
506
G D S
Blue
5
Input
!
CPR0425 505 508
230V
!
4 520 BLK
507 512
+
513
514
3 WHT
Note: The "T" in front of the board numbers refers to this PCB.
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Monitor Models: 1493 1793 1993 2093 2793 3693 Safety Isolating Transformer Models: ISO XFR-75W ISO

ISO 9001:1994 Certified through TV Management Service.

Introduction Installation Instructions

Block Diagram Description

Schematics Circuit & Description Assembly Drawings

Trouble shooting Handbook

Degaussing P/O Form PRAs

Monitor Simplified Block Diagram.

VIDEO Output Drive Electronics SYNC Output

VIDEO Interface Blanking

VIDEO Amps. AUTO BIAS Vertical Deflection Horizontal Deflection

Remote Controls Isolated Power

Horizontal Size Control POWER SUPPLY

Fault & High Temp. Detection

Installation Instructions For The XX93 Monitors.

6. Plug in the seven conductor video connector.

7. Plug in the power connector from the isolation transformer.

3A-T FUSE 75VA

GREEN / YELLOW WIRE

Attached to the monitor chassis.

Instructions dinstallation des crans XX93.

Brancher les sept fils de la connection vido:

Brancher les fils de courant depuis le transformateur d'isolation:

3A-T FUSE 75VA

FIL VERT / JAUNE

Attasch au chassis du moniteur.

Installationsanweisungen fr die XX93 Monitore.

6. Stecken Sie den 7 Leiter-VideoVerbindungsstecker ein.

Stecken Sie den Stecker vom Isoliertransformator ein.

3A-T SICHERUNG 75VA

Verbindung ist auf dam Monitore chassis.

XX93 Monitor Electrical Specification.

Typ. 0.02V 0.77V 0.02V 1.02V

Max 0.04V 0.79V 0.04V 1.04V

B. Positive Analog, AC Coupled. Video Source D-A

.75V Black level Video Saturated color

Blk+.73V Blk+.75V Blk+.77V

C. Negative Analog. Video Source D-A

5.4V 5.6V 4.85V 5.05V .7V .9V

5.8V 5.25V 1.1V

D. 4 Line TTL also available. Video Source

Black level Color on Low intensity Full intensity

.2V 3.5V .2V 4.6V

.5V 6.0V .4V 4.8V

XX93 Monitor Electrical Specification.

Typ. 3.5V .30V 4.0uS .5mS

Max 20V .80V 12uS 1.5mS

45Hz 51Hz 55Hz 65Hz

50Hz 56Hz 60Hz 70Hz

55Hz 61Hz 65Hz 75Hz

Model 1493 Min. Max. 120VAC 50Hz or 60Hz 90VAC 145VAC

Model 1993 Min.

Model 2093 Min. Max. 120VAC 50Hz or 60Hz 90VAC 145VAC

Model 2793 Min. Max.

Model 3693 Min. Max.

XX93 Monitor Electrical Specification.

Model 3693 Min. Max. 27.4" 28.4" 20.3" 21.3" 0"

1" Right 1" Left

Color Temperature Horizontal linearity Vertical linearity Pincushion

Operating temperature Storage temperature Operating humidity Storage humidity

0 C -20 C 20% 10%

XX93 Monitor Electrical Specification.

1793-VGA/SVGA Inch 16 12.9 9.7 mm 407 328 246