Chapter 2—Functional Descriptions

high resulting in shutdown of grid bias at the Video Amplifier Boards. Also, the SWEEPOK status bit will be transmitted as a low to the SCB.

/GVIDOK

Similar to /RVIDOK.

/BVIDOK

Similar to /RVIDOK.

Output

/HVEN

When either /RVIDOK, /GVIDOK, or /BVIDOK from the Video Amplifier Boards is pulled high, or the +5V power on the Video Processor Board goes low, /HVEN is pulled high. This results in the HVPS being disabled, thus shutting down high voltage to the CRTs.

/RENABLE

High will cause grid voltages at the VAB to be pulled low shutting off the red CRT beam. High will result from high on /RVIDOK, /GVIDOK, or /BVIDOK from the VAB, +5V power going down on the VPB, or /SWEEPOK being pulled high from the VDB.

/GENABLE

Similar to /RENABLE.

/BENABLE

Similar to /RENABLE.

Internal

None

Video Amplifier Board P/N 103567 or 103774 (VAB)

The Video Amplifier Board (VAB) is mounted on and plugs into the back of the CRT. There are three (3) VABs—one (1) on each CRT and each is entirely dedicated to servicing its respective CRT. The video amplifier boards are the last stage of the video chain and provide all electrical connection to the CRTs except for anode voltage and chassis bond.

The following functions are provided by the VPB:

Connection of all voltages to CRT.

Amplification of video signal.

Blanking.

DC restore.

Bias voltage control.

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JVC 330, 370 SC, 340 SC service manual Video Amplifier Board P/N 103567 or 103774 VAB, Gvidok