
Additional IC7A00 Outputs
Pin # | Name | Purpose |
42 | Blanks CRTs during Input &Channel changes. | |
49 | Power ON: (Defl, Conv, HV, etc. circuitry) | |
50 | Power ON: Signal Processing circuitry) | |
51 | BWC | Band Width Control for Doubler Output |
52 | F | Sets the Free Run Horizontal Frequency |
56 | F31K | Decreases |
57 | Decreases | |
71 | Enables OSD Insertion | |
76 | MUTE SUB | Mutes Sub Picture Audio Output |
80 | MUTE SPKR | Mutes the TV's Speakers |
82 | POWERGOOD | Informs the DM that the DC Power is ok |
86 | MUTE MON | Mutes Monitor Out Audio |
87 | SUB POWER | Activates/Deactivates the Economy Mode |
Table
Parallel Outputs
Most of the parallel outputs are listed in Table
BWC (Band Width Control)
This line is directed to the Doubler circuitry, and auto- matically becomes active when the signal source is NTSC. The Doubler circuit is designed to produce the best possible picture for an HDTV signal. Due to this design, artifacts may appear in the picture when the sig- nal source is NTSC.
With an NTSC source, the BWC line auto- matically goes High. The High reduces some of the high frequency output from the Dou- bler, removing the unwanted artifacts.
BLK-EN
Figure 4-8 illustrates the BLK-EN circuitry. The BLK-EN selects the path for the OSD insertion timing signal (DM-BLK). The OSD signals and the DM-BLK timing signal are generated in the DM Module.
If the source signal is not from the DTV Tuner or a 1394 input, the OSD signal is inserted in the main signal in the VCJ IC2V01. The Timing Signal
directs the signal to the VCJ, and IC2V03 directs the signal to the Doubler circuit. The path of the
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