TOSHIBA PJTV
Digital Convergence Alignment
Module No. TV-GEN-03
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When using an overlay kit, it is important to know the type of unit it is designed for use
with and the kit part number. The availability and part numbers of the overlay kits are
subject to change as screen sizes are added or discontinued. Table 1 details the
currently available overlay kit part numbers.
Part
Number Screen
Size Aspect
Ratio Picture
Size Model
Year
PSOL40X1 40” 16:9 All All
PSOL42W1 42” 16:9 Full 2002+
PSOL43X1 43” 4:3 All All
PSOL4801 48” 4:3 N/A All
PSOL50X1 50” 4:3 All All
PSOL50W1 50” 16:9 Full 2002+
PSOL53X1 53” 4:3 All 2002+
PSOL55X1 55” 4:3 All All
PSOL56X1 56” 16:9 All All
PSOL57W1 57” 16:9 Full 2002+
PSOL61X1 61” 4:3 All All
PSOL65X1 65” 16:9 All All
PSOL7101 71” 4:3 N/A All
Table 1
Each kit part number begins with the acronym PSOL, meaning Protective Screen Over
Lay. Following the acronym are a series of alpha-numeric characters identifying the
screen size and intended unit type. In Example 1, “40” identifies the kit for use with a 40
inch screen size. “X1” indicates the kit contains all grids for any unit in that screen size.
Example 1: PSOL40X1
In some cases there are models with different aspect ratios within a screen size
category. In such cases, the letter “W” in the kit part number indicates use with wide
screen (16:9 aspect ratio) units. See Example 2 for details:
Example 2
PSOL50X1 is used with any 50 inch unit with a 4:3 aspect ratio screen.
PSOL50W1 is used with any 50 inch unit with a 16:9 aspect ratio screen.
Readme: The overlay dimensions are contained in the appropriate unit Service
Manual, as shown in Figure 1. If a particular overlay kit is not available, or there
is an urgent need for a complete convergence alignment before the kit can be
delivered, strings and low-tack tape can be used to achieve the desired results.