Page 1 "Precautions for resoldering" in this Service Manual. CAUTION Before servicing this chassis, it is important that the service person reads the “SAFETY PRECAUTIONS” and “PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE” in this service manual. Copyright © 2012 Mitsubishi Electric Corporation All Rights Reserved.
Page 2 2. Check the presence of <G> marking on the rating plate to distinguish RoHS- compliant product from non-RoHS-compliant product. <G> marking With <G> marking: RoHS-compliant product Without <G> marking: Non-RoHS-compliant product <Sample> XD8100U 8.7A 850C180A10 Mark position 3. Labels of RoHS-compliant service parts bear <G> marking for identiﬁ cation purpose. <Sample>...
Page 3: Specifications
(Other than above.) • Component Signal : 480i,480p,576i,576p,720p,1080i,1080p Panel resolution ; 1,024 × 768 dots *1: For XD8100U only. • S-Video Input : Luminance signal ; 1.0 V(p-p) 75Ω (negative sync) Chrominance signals ; 0.286 V(p-p) 75Ω (burst signal) • Video Input : 1.0 V(p-p) 75 Ω...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS – FILE “COVERPGE” – NOTES FOR SERVICING RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS ................SPECIFICATIONS ..............................CONTENTS ................................– FILE “EXPOSED” – TRADE MARK, REGISTERED TRADEMARK ...................... PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE ..........................SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................PRECAUTIONS FOR RESOLDERING ......................... PCB LOCATION ..............................EXPOSED VIEW ..............................DLP ASSY ................................
Page 5 REPLACEMENT OF THE TERMINAL PCB ASSY ....................12 DOWNLOAD OF THE FIRMWARE ........................13 DOWNLOAD OF LAN MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE ..................14 – FILE “ELCTADJ” – ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS ..........................Necessary Equipment and Connecting ......................Test Signal ............................... ® ® Adjustment with Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me/XP Operating System ............
Page 6: Product Safety Notice
TRADEMARK, REGISTERED TRADEMARK Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me/XP are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Other brand or product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE Many electrical and mechanical parts in the projector have special safety related characteristics. These characteristics are often not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement compo- nents rated for higher voltage, etc.
Page 7: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS North america NOTICE: Observe all cautions and safety related notes located inside the cabinet and on the chassis. Warning 1. Operation of this projector outside the cabinet or with the cover removed presents a shock hazard from the projector power supplies.
Page 8: Precautions For Resoldering
PRECAUTIONS FOR RESOLDERING Lead-free solder is handled in a different way from eutectic solder. See below for details. How to distinguish circuit boards using lead-free solder from those using eutectic solder Circuit boards using lead-free solder A mark of Solder, Joints, PCA or LFS (for limited marking space) is printed near the board assembly number on the component side.
Page 9: Pcb Location
PCB LOCATION Fig.1 - 4 -...
Page 10 Parts list : See page 2 of PARTS LIST Item No. Part name MAIN PCB ASSY TERMINAL PCB ASSY KEY PCB ASSY FORMATTER PCB ASSY POWER PCB ASSY MOTOR PCB ASSY IRR PCB ASSY IRF PCB ASSY DRCT OFF PCB ASSY PFC PCB ASSY LAMP POWER UNIT DMD PCB ASSY...
Page 11: Exposed View
EXPOSED VIEW DLP ASSY Fig.2-1 - 6 -...
Page 12 Parts list : See page 3 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.Lens cap None 2.Lens ring None 3.Top case ASSY Cx3, Dx2, Ex1, Fx1, Gx1 4.CW cover unit 5.Top cover ASSY 6.Terminal cover 7.Filter cover unit 8.Lamp cover unit 9.Top ASSY Table 2-1 - 7 -...
Page 13: Chassis Assy 1
Chassis ASSY 1 Ax10 Fig.2-2 - 8 -...
Page 14 Parts list : See page 3 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.Main top shield Ax10 2.Main terminal ASSY Bx2, Cx2 3.Radiator plate Dx2, Ex2 4.FORMATTER PCB ASSY 5.CW plate 2 6.CW plate 1 7.Micro switch unit 8.Terminal board ASSY 9.KEY PCB ASSY Table 2-2 - 9 -...
Page 15: Chassis Assy 2
Chassis ASSY 2 Fig.2-3 - 10 -...
Page 16 Parts list : See page 3 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.Main shield bottom 2.lamp power duct None 3.Lamp power unit None 4.POWER PCB ASSY 5.Power shield 6.PFC duct None 7.Power shield R 8.PFC PCB ASSY Ex4, Fx1,Gx2 9.Triger holder T None 10.Triger holder B...
Page 17: Chassis Assy 3
Chassis ASSY 3 Fig.2-4 - 12 -...
Page 18 Parts list : See page 4 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.EX duct FT 2.Exhaust fan (front) None 3.EX duct FB None 4.EX duct F 5.EX duct RT 6.Exhaust fan (rear) None 7.EX duct RB None 8.Side panel L 9.IRR PCB ASSY 10.Fan holder 11.Power fan...
Page 19: Chassis Assy 4
Chassis ASSY 4 Fig.2-5 - 14 -...
Page 20 Parts list : See page 4 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.Optical unit 2.Thermostat 3.Sensor plate None 4.Holder cover unit LP 5.Optical base plate 6.HP duct T 7.HP duct B 8.DMD fan None 9.ENT duct 10.IRF PCB ASSY 11.DRCT OFF PCB ASSY 12.Holder power off None...
Page 21: Main Terminal Assy
Main terminal ASSY Fig.2-6 Parts list : See page 5 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.MAIN PCB ASSY Ax2, Bx4, Cx1, Dx4 2.Terminal shield None 3.TERMINAL PCB ASSY Ex2, Fx6 Table 2-6 - 16 -...
Page 22: Filter Assy
Filter ASSY A x 2 B x 2 C x 2 D x 2 E x 2 Fig.2-7 - 17 -...
Page 23 Parts list : See page 5 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.Filter case ASSY None 2.ACF MOTOR PCB ASSY 3.Drive shaft None 4.Drive motor ASSY 5.Roller None 6.Roller None 7.Roller brush None 8.Filter guide 9.ACF SENSOR PCB ASSY 10.Sensor plate Table 2-7 - 18 -...
Page 24: Optical Unit 1
Optical unit 1 E x 2 B x 2 A x 2 D x 2 C x 2 G x 2 F x 3 W x 2 Z x 4 H x 3 Y x 4 V x 4 AB x 2 AA x 4 T x 4 J x 3...
Page 25 Parts list : See page 6 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.Lamp fan 1 2.Lamp fan 3 3.Lamp fan duct 1 4.Lamp fan duct 3 5.Color wheel ASSY 6.Light pipe ASSY 7.Flat mirror ASSY 8.Lamp ASSY 2 9.Lamp ASSY 1 10.Lens ASSY Kx2, Lx2, Mx2...
Page 26: Optical Unit 2
Optical unit 2 C x 4 B x 2 D x 1 A x 2 E x 2 Fig.2-9 Parts list : See page 6 of PARTS LIST Part name Number of screw 1.Lamp base plate 2.Mirror ASSY B 3.Lamp base cover 4.Mirror ASSY A 5.Relay lens cover 6.Relay lens D...
Page 27: Disassembly
DISASSEMBLY 1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY 1. While anti-clockwise turning the lens ring as shown in Fig. 3-1, and remove it. 2. Remove the screw (a) and top cover ASSY as shown in Fig. 3-1. Top cover ASSY 3.
Page 28: Removal Of The Color Wheel Assy
2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY ax 1 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of CW cover unit the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Loose the screw (a) and remove the CW cover unit as shown in Fig.
Page 29 4. Removal of the exhaust fan (front) ax 3 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of Top case ASSY the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of ax 1 the color wheel ASSY”.
Page 30: Removal Of The Lamp Fan 1
5. Removal of the lamp fan 1 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of ax 10 the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. Main top shield 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”.
Page 31: Removal Of The Motor Pcb Assy
7. Removal of the MOTOR PCB ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of IRF PCB ASSY the color wheel ASSY”. 3.
Page 32: Removal Of The Exhaust Fan (Rear)
10.Removal of the exhaust fan (rear) 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of EX duct F the color wheel ASSY”. 3.
Page 33: Removal Of The Key Pcb Assy
12.Removal of the KEY PCB ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. Terminal ASSY 3.
Page 34: Removal Of The Main Pcb Assy
14.Removal of the MAIN PCB ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. MAIN PCB ASSY 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. 3.
Page 35: Removal Of The Formatter Pcb Assy
17.Removal of the FORMATTER PCB ASSY CW plate 2 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. CW plate 1 3.
Page 36: Removal Of The Drct Off Pcb Assy
18.Removal of the DRCT OFF PCB ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of Main shield bottom the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. 3.
Page 37: Removal Of The Power Pcb Assy
20.Removal of the POWER PCB Lamp power duct ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. Lamp power unit 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”.
Page 38: Removal Of The Pfc Pcb Assy
22.Removal of the PFC PCB ASSY PFC duct 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. PFC PCB ASSY 3.
Page 39: Removal Of The Optical Unit
23.Removal of the optical unit 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of CNT AC support the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. 3.
Page 40: Removal Of The Cw Fan
24.Removal of the CW fan 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens unit, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel unit”. 3. Remove the ﬁ lter cover unit according to “3. Removal of the ACF SENSOR PCB ASSY”.
Page 41: Removal Of The Lamp Fan 2
25.Removal of the lamp fan 2 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of Lamp fan 2 the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. 3.
Page 42: Removal Of The Light Pipe Assy
27.Removal of the light pipe ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of Color wheel ASSY the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. 3.
Page 43: Removal Of The Dmd Pcb Assy
28.Removal of the DMD PCB ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”. 3. Remove the ﬁ lter cover unit according to “3. Removal of the ACF SENSOR PCB ASSY”.
Page 44: Removal Of The Lens Shift Motor Assy
30.Removal of the lens shift motor ASSY Lens shift motor ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”.
Page 45: Removal Of The Shutter Assy, Shutter Motor Assy
32.Removal of the shutter ASSY, shutter motor ASSY 1. Remove the top cover ASSY according to “1. Removal of Frame cover ASSY the lens ASSY, zoom, focus motor ASSY”. 2. Remove the CW cover unit according to “2. Removal of the color wheel ASSY”.
Page 46: Lead Dress
LEAD DRESS Note: The inner wires are clamped so that they do not come close to heat generating or high voltage parts. After servicing route all wires in their original position. Lead wire routing around the MAIN PCB Assy Clamp the MQ-SQ, MR-SR, MV-SV, MM-AM, SFD,MS lead wire.
Page 47 Lead wire routing around the FORMATTER PCB Assy FORMATTER PCB Assy Run the FW, SW, RD-SD2, SZ,DFE, DFF lead wire through the notch. (FP-RP) Clamp the RD-SD2, DFF lead wire. Clamp the RD-SD2, DFF lead wire. Clamp the SC-PC, SL-AL, SFH, SFJ, L box sensor switch lead wire.
Page 48 Lead wire routing around the Lamp power unit Lamp power Trigger holder unit Run the PA lead wire through the notch of the Power shield. POWER PCB Assy Power shield Run the PA, PF-RF lead wire through the notch of the Power shield. Fig.
Page 49 Lead wire routing around the Optical unit PB lead wire Clamp the SG, SU lead wire . Clamp the SP lead wire. Thermistor Clamp the RD-SD2, DFE, DFF, SZ, SW lead wire . Clamp the FMC lead wire . Clamp the MS lead wire . MM-AM Clamp the RD-SD2, DFE, DFF,SW, SZ, FW lead wire.
Page 50 Lead wire routing around the KEY PCB Assy Terminal Board Unit Clamp the ST-KT lead wire. KEY PCB assy Fig. 4-9 Lead wire routing around the Exhaust fan (rear) Clamp the SFH, SFJ, SN lead wire. Fig. 4-10 Fan Motor Filter Assy SU lead wire Fan motor...
Page 51: Packing
PACKING Parts list : See page 7 of PARTS LIST Item No. Part name Item No. Part name Packing case Terminal cover unit Packing cushion Remote hand unit CD ROM AC power cord (EU) Safety manual AC power cord (US) VGA cable Accessory case Control cable...
Page 52: Lamp Replacement
LAMP REPLACEMENT Replacing the lamp This projector is equipped with 2 lamps to project because of an impact, scratch, or deterioration through use. The period of time until explosion or images. This lamp is a consumable. It may burn out permanent failure to illuminate varies considerably or its brightness may decrease during use.
Page 53 Replacing the lamp (continued) Reset of the lamp operation time 3. Loosen three screws (c) that are securing the lamp Reset the lamp operating time of the newly box to be removed using a Philips screwdriver. installed lamp. LAMP 2 LAMP 1 You can reset the lamp operation time using the menu.
Page 54: Maintenance
Replacing the lamp (continued) When removing the lamp from the ceiling-mounted projector When removing the lamp from the ceiling-mounted projector, use the lamp replacement tray packed with the projector or option lamp to prevent glass fragments from scattering. • Assemble the lamp replacement tray according to the procedure shown on it. 1.
Page 55: Cleaning Of The Lens
Important: • When the projector is installed at other setting angles, replace the lamp referring to “To replace the lamp.” MAINTENANCE Maintenance Warning: • Do not use ﬂ ammable solvents (benzene, thinner, etc.) and ﬂ ammable aerosols when cleaning the projector body and lens.
Page 56: Automatic Cleaning Filter
AUTOMATIC CLEANING FILTER Automatic cleaning ﬁ lter This projector is equipped with an automatic cleaning 7. Move the key cursor using the direction buttons to ﬁ lter. The burdensome ﬁ lter cleaning is automatically select the number you want to enter and then press carried out.
Page 57 Automatic cleaning ﬁ lter (continued) How to clean the automatic cleaning ﬁ lter 4. Attach the dust box to the automatic cleaning ﬁ lter. Check the amount of dust through the dust check window of the ﬁ lter cover and clean it, if necessary. Before cleaning the ﬁ...
Page 58 RESET OF THE THERMAL PROTECTOR The projector doesn't turn on while the thermal protector is off. Press the thermal protector button to turn it on. 1. Remove the lens ring and top cover ASSY ac- cording to “1. Removal of the lens unit, zoom, focus motor ASSY”.
Page 59: Display The Operation Status Screen
SERVICE COMMANDS Display the operation status screen Hold down the [ ], [ ], and [ENTER] buttons on the projector together to display the picture shown on the right. S/W VERSION 2.00 XD8100 Alternatively, open the OPTION menu from the menu screen and move the cur- S/W VERSION(SUB) 2.00 SCU11 S/W VERSION(FAN)
Page 60: Life Time Of The Consumable Parts
LIFE TIME OF THE CONSUMABLE PARTS Following are the reference of the life times of the consumable parts. Estimated replacement time Parts LAMP MODE : STANDARD LAMP MODE : LOW SINGLE DUAL SINGLE DUAL Lamp Max. 4,000 hours Max. 2,000 hours Max.
Page 61: Function Menu (Setting Menu Only For Service)
FUNCTION MENU (SETTING MENU ONLY FOR SERVICE) Displaying the FUNCTION menu 1. Select “LANGUAGE” in the FEATURE menu. 2. Press the [AUTO POSITION], [ENTER], and [AUTO POSITION] buttons on the remote control in order. The FUNCTION menu will be displayed. Exiting the FUNCTION menu Press the [MENU] button while the FUNCTION menu is displayed.
Page 62: Replacement Of The Main Pcb Assy
REPLACEMENT OF THE MAIN PCB ASSY Outline 4. Double-click “LvpAdjDataComm_v4_1.exe” in the “ChangePwbMAIN” folder to start the data transfer When replacing the MAIN PCB ASSY, transfer the factory program. adjustment data from the old MAIN PCB ASSY to the new 5.
Page 63: Replacement Of The Terminal Pcb Assy
REPLACEMENT OF THE TERMINAL PCB ASSY When changing the terminal PCB ASSY, replace the EEPROM (IC580) of the new terminal PCB ASSY with that of the old termi- nal PCB ASSY in order to use the existing DDC data with the new terminal PCB ASSY. Check the operation of the projector with the new terminal PCB ASSY.
Page 64: Operating Conditions
DOWNLOAD OF THE FIRMWARE 1. Outline Download the firmware to the ROM of the projector by the program. 2. Operating conditions ® ® Microsoft Windows 98/Me/XP shall operate correctly.(The ® program doesn’t run on Windows 95.) A display device supporting VGA (640 x 480) or above is required. 3. Necessary files The following files are necessary to run the program.
Page 65: Operating Procedures
DOWNLOAD OF LAN MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE 1. Outline 3. Select “New Host” and make settings as follows. Profile Name : XD8100U The LAN microcomputer software of the projector is Host Name / Address : 192.168.0.2 downloaded using FFFTP program. User Name : admin 2.
Page 66: Necessary Equipment And Connecting
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS All the electrical adjustments for this projector require the com- munication program [Hyper Terminal] of Microsoft Windows ® ® 95/98/Me/XP operating system. Necessary Equipment and Connecting Connect the following equipment as shown in the right ﬁ gure. • This projector •...
Page 67 ® ® Adjustment with Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me/XP Operating System 1. Starting 1. Start Windows 95/98/Me/XP. ® 2. Select [Start] - [Programs] - [Accessories] - [Communications] - [Hyper Terminal] in order to display the Hyper Terminal win- dow. Note: You can select [Start] - [Programs] - [Accessories] - [Hyper Terminal] in order and double-click [hypertrm.exe] in Windows ®...
Page 68: Adjustment Procedures
Adjustment Procedures [A/D Pre-Ampliﬁ cation Circuit] Adjustment purpose To adjust the DC level and amplitude of the video signal at the time of ADC input. 1. ADC offset/gain adjust- Symptom when Solid black, solid white, or incorrect color phase appear in the projected ment incorrectly adjusted image.
Page 69 [C/W motor drive circuit] Adjustment purpose To adjust the timing of the C/W segment (R, G, B, and W) and that of the DMD driving signal. 2. C/W delay Symptom when Incorrect color. For example, the pure red is displayed with a tinge of pink incorrectly adjusted or orange.
Page 70: Dmd Bias Voltage Adjustment
DMD BIAS VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT This adjustment is nessesaly when exchaged the DMD chip, the PCB DMD ASSY, or the Optical Unit,. Procedure: 1, Check the bias voltage setteing code printed on the DMD chip to be mounted on the DMD PCB ASSY. 2, When you exchange optical unit ,conﬁ...
Page 71 DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION LED error indication LED indication and failures are described in the following table. LED can be reset “automatically”, “by resetting the power” or “by turning on/off of the main power” after the failure is corrected. LED Error Indication List 1.
Page 72 LED Indication Check Point Preferen- Symptom Failure Reset tial order POWER STATUS FILTER Reference Red flash / Return to STBY after Power-on Red / green C-FMT failure FORMATTER FY connector Green flash the indication of LED again Red flash / Return to STBY after Power-on Red / green...
Page 73 2. LAMP1 and LAMP2 error indications. LED Indication Preferen- Symptom Failure Reset tial order LAMP1 LAMP2 No power-on during cooling Lamp 1, 2 failure Lamp time reset Lamp 1 reaches the end of its Lamp 1 lifetime Lamp 1 time reset life.
Page 74: Contents
Warning History 2. Warning History 3 :The oldest warning history data are stored in the Warning History 3. XD8100U .Note: When the power is turned off because of any error,the warning history data are saved. Or, only when an error occurs during power on the warning history data are saved.
Page 75 (3) Warning dialog window (4) Switching the COM port 1. The warning dialog window displays the error location. 1. Select the serial port to which the cable is being 2. “ERROR TIME (SET TIME)” displays the time when the connected. When the selected serial port isn’t available or warning history data were saved (,or the SET TIME in the doesn’t exist, an error message window is displayed.
Page 76 Command list for acquiring the warning history For the warnings with “Identify the error by inputting 00EFp command.” displayed on the detailed report of PCGC, more detailed contents can be checked by the Serial commands described below. (1) Current warning : 00EFp0 (2) Warning history 1 : 00EFp1...
Page 77: Specification Of Rgb Signals In Each Computer Mode Of The Projector
SPECIFICATION OF RGB SIGNALS IN EACH COMPUTER MODE OF THE PROJECTOR Speciﬁ cations (continued) Speciﬁ cation of RGB signals in each computer mode of the projector Signal mode Resolution Horizontal frequency Vertical frequency (Hz) Normal mode (H x V) (kHz) (H x V) TV60, 480i (525i) 720 x 480...
Page 78 Speciﬁ cations (continued) Speciﬁ cation of RGB signals in each computer • TV60 and TV50 are equivalent to 480i and 576i mode of the projector (continued) respectively. When these signals are supplied to Important: the VIDEO IN or S-VIDEO IN terminal, the signal mode is indicated as TV60 or TV50.
Page 79: Image System
DIAGNOSIS FLOW CHART Image system Is the lamp lit? Is the indication by the LEDs normal after power-on? (POWER : Green, LAMP1 and LAMP2 : Green) An image is not projected properly. Is the proper video signal inputted? Is the image projected correctly? Malfunction of IC440 or subsequent circuits Send “00˜DREG0224”...
Page 80: Power Source System 1
Power source system 1 LED indicator doesn't illuminate. Projector doesn't enter the stand-by mode. Check the STBY5 (5V). Is the lead wire between the PFC PCB ASSY Connect the lead wires properly. and the POWER PCB ASSY Replace the wires if damaged. connected properly? Failure in the POWER PCB ASSY.
Page 81 Power source system 2 The fan doesn’t rotate even when the POWER button is pressed. Power doesn't turn on. Check STBY20 (20V). Is the thermostat turned off? Check the thermostat. Is the RELAY-ON signal Failure in the peripheral circuit of 2V or higher? IC740.
Page 82 Power source system 3 Lamp doesn't illuminate. Failure in the MAIN PCB ASSY, Is the color wheel FORMATTER PCB ASSY, DMD rotating? PCB ASSY, or color wheel. Is the lamp illumination signal output? Failure in IC740, IC800 or the Check that the 3-pin and 8-pin of the SA peripheral circuit.
Page 83 DLP™ Projector XD8100U Controlling the projector using a personal computer This projector can be controlled by connecting a personal computer with RS-232C terminal. In addition, by connecting multiple projectors to each other in a daisy chain configuration, you can control each projector from one personal computer.
Page 84: Communications Format
• Example of ID setting (When Group A, which performs multi-projection with two projectors, and Group B, which performs multi-projection with three projectors, are connected.) Multi-projection Group A Projector 1 Projector 2 PROJECTOR ID : 01 PROJECTOR ID : 02 GROUP ID GROUP ID Multi-projection Group B...
Page 85: Control Command Configuration
2. Control command configuration The command consists of the address code, ID code, function code, data code, ACK/NAK, and end code. The length of the command varies among the functions. Address code ID code Function code Data code ACK/NAK End code ASCII code ‘30h’...
Page 86 • The projector may not receive a command when the splash screen is being displayed immediately after turning on the power. Use command “00r10” to cancel the splash screen. • While using the LAN terminals, the LAN functions take precedence. •...
Page 87 [RS-232C control ﬂowchart] START Sending out command No response for No NAK returned 1 second or longer Awaiting response from projector NAK returned Command is sent successfully. Command is sent successfully. Command sending fails. Command is executed successfully. Command execution fails. Check the following.
Page 88: Command List
Command list 4.1 Operation commands The operation commands are used for the basic operation setting of this projector. They may not be executed while the signals are changed. The operation commands have no data codes. (When the commands for input select are sent while the splash screen is being displayed, the splash screen is only canceled.) Function ITEM...
Page 89 Use the following commands to obtain the values of the items in the INFORMATION menu. Function ITEM Data (Receive) Character ASCII code LAMP 1 TIME (LOW) vLE1L 76h 4Ch 45h 31h 4Ch hhhhmm LAMP 2 TIME (LOW) vLE2L 76h 4Ch 45h 32h 4Ch hhhhmm LAMP illuminating status vLST...
Page 90 • When ID is specified (when the command is sent to the projector with the ID of “01” or “ALL”): Status code returned Command sent from the PC, etc. Description from the projector ‘30’ ‘30’ ‘3B’ ‘30’ ‘31’ ‘3B’ ‘76’ ‘49’ ‘0D’ Command for checking the input 00;01;vI terminal is sent to the projector with...
Page 91 4.4 Direct commands (Not executable in stand-by mode. Possible only to read during BLANK.) The direct commands are used to numerically adjust the geometrical correction and bright uniformity correction. When the computer sends the command without adding the setting value, the projector returns the received command with the current setting value added as a data code.
Page 92 4.6 Menu setting commands (Not executable in stand-by mode. Possible only to read during BLANK.) The menu setting commands are used for the menu setting of this projector. If the personal computer sends the command without attaching the data code, the projector attaches to the received command its current setting value as the data code and send it back to the PC.
Page 93 Function ITEM Data Character ASCII code COOLING CONDITION 41h 47h 0 (0°), 1 (45°), 2 (90°), 3 (135°), 4 (180°), 5 (225°), 6 (270°), 7 (315°) TEST PATTERN 54h 50h 0 (OFF), 1 (CROSS HATCH), 2 (WHITE), 3 (BLACK), 4 (H. COLOR BARS), 5 (V.
Page 94 Function ITEM Data Character ASCII code EDGE BLENDING EBRST 45h 42h 52h 53h 54h (RESET) COLOR MATCHING 43h 4Dh 43h 0 (OFF), 1 (MANUAL), 2 (MEASURE) COLOR MATCHING- MNTG 4Dh 4Eh 54h 47h x±30 MANUAL (GAIN) x: Color selection R (RED), Y (YELLOW), G (GREEN),C (CYAN), B (BLUE), M (MAGENTA) COLOR MATCHING- MNTS...
Page 95 Function ITEM Data Character ASCII code PASSWORD FUNCTION PSLOCK 50h 53h 4Ch 4Fh 43h 0**** (UNLOCK), 1**** (DISPLAY INPUT), 2**** (MENU ACCESS), 3**** (SPLASH ID SCREEN) **** is a 4 to 8-digit password comprised of any figures 1 to 4. MENU POSITION 4Dh 50h 0 (Upper left), 1 (Lower right), 4 (Center)
Page 96 How to set the value Use the character or ASCII code as shown below to set the value. Character ASCII code ‘2Bh’ ‘2Dh’ ‘30h’ ‘31h’ ‘32h’ ‘33h’ ‘34h’ ‘35h’ ‘36h’ ‘37h’ ‘38h’ ‘39h’ [Example 1] When setting the AUTO POWER ON to ON. (Values enclosed in quotation marks are ASCII codes.): •...
Page 97 [Example 3] When checking the TINT setting (when the TINT is set to +10). (Values enclosed in quotation marks are ASCII codes.): • When ID is not specified: Status code returned Command sent from the PC, etc. Description from the projector ‘30’...
Page 98: Password Lock Commands
4.7 Password lock commands The password lock commands control the password lock. The password lock enabling or disabling command is sent with a 4 to 8-digit password comprised of any figures 1 to 4 added to the end of the data code. When the password lock is enabled or disabled successfully, the projector sends a return command comprising the data code, password, and “1”...
Page 99 Execution procedure of RS-232C commands via LAN When the RS-232C command is executed via LAN, a 32-byte connection certification data must be added before the RS-232C command. To create a 32-byte certification data, following information and procedure are required. • Random character string for creating the certification data that is acquired from the projector (8 characters) •...
Page 100: Parts List
PARTS LIST MODEL : XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) Purpose of this parts list : To expedite delivery of replacement parts ordered. Please specify : 1. Model number/serial number 2. Part number and its description 3. Quantity Unless all the required information is supplied, the delivery of your order may be delayed.
Page 101: Pcb Location
(RoHS-compliant model) - Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant. - When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only. The parts on this page correspond to those on pages 4 in the EXPOSED ﬁ le. ITEM NO. PART NO. PART NAME DESCRIPTION PCB LOCATION 935A155O01...
Page 102: Exposed View
499D146O30 LENS CAP 761B578O10 LENS RING - - - - - - - - TOP CASE ASSY 622C798O10 CW COVER UNIT 750A803O10 TOP COVER ASSY [XD8100U] 752C194O80 TOP COVER ASSY [XD8100LU] 752C195O60 TOP COVER ASSY [XD8100U(BL)] 750A802O10 TERMINAL COVER [XD8100U/XD8100LU]...
Page 103: Filter Assy
- - - - - - - - CW DUCT C - - - - - - - - CW DUCT B 288P350O20 CW FAN 771C168O10 ADJUSTMENT FOOT 750A800O10 BOTTOM CASE ASSY [XD8100U/XD8100LU] 750A800O30 BOTTOM CASE ASSY [XD8100U(BL)] - 4 -...
Page 104 (RoHS-compliant model) - Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant. - When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only. The parts on this page correspond to those on page 16 and 17 in the EXPOSED ﬁ le. ITEM NO. PART NO. PART NAME DESCRIPTION EXPOSED VIEW...
Page 105 LAMP ASSY 2 - - - - - - - - LAMP ASSY 1 499D146O10 LENS ASSY 288P370O10 ZOOM, FOCUS MOTOR ASSY [XD8100U/XD8100U(BL)] 499D147O40 SHIFT SENSOR ASSY 288P369O10 LENS SHIFT MOTOR ASSY - - - - - - - - BEARING SPRING...
Page 106: Packing
- When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only. The parts on this page correspond to ones on page 46 in the EXPOSED ﬁ le. ITEM NO. PART NO. PART NAME DESCRIPTION PACKING 801B143O10 PACKING CASE [XD8100U] 801B174O10 PACKING CASE [XD8100LU] 801B174O50 PACKING CASE [XD8100U(BL)] 803A692O10 PACKING CUSHION...
Page 107: Electrical Parts And Others
ELECTRICAL PARTS AND OTHERS (RoHS-compliant model) - Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant. - When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only. XD8100U SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION IC807 276P302O10 IC MT49H8M36BM-TI INTEGRATED CIRCUITS IC809 275P852O10 IC...
Page 108 RoHS XD8100U SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION !T9G0 350P863O10 POWER TRANSFORMER 499D147O70 LAMP FAN 1 499D147O80 LAMP FAN 2 RESISTORS 499D147O90 LAMP FAN 3 ! ! R9F2 109P214O90 SURGE RESISTOR 1/2W 470KΩ-J 499D142O70 LAMP FAN 4...
Page 109 RoHS XD8100U SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION 934C393O01 MOTOR PCB ASSY 801B158O10 TOP PAD PACKING (ACCESSORY COVER) 935B318O01 PFC PCB ASSY OTHER CRITICAL COMPONENTS 934C390O01 POWER PCB ASSY 934C392O01 TERMINAL PCB ASSY 283P190O60 FUSE T3.15AH 250V CC...
Page 110 ELECTRICAL PARTS AND OTHERS (RoHS-compliant model) - Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant. - When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only. XD8100LU SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION IC807 276P302O10 IC MT49H8M36BM-TI INTEGRATED CIRCUITS IC809 275P852O10 IC NC7SZ08P5X(PBF) IC8E0 271P252O10 IC MP2367DNE-LF-Z...
Page 111 RoHS XD8100LU SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION TRANSFORMERS 499D147O70 LAMP FAN 1 499D147O80 LAMP FAN 2 ! ! T950 350P884O10 POWER TRANSFORMER 499D147O90 LAMP FAN 3 ! T9G0 350P863O10 POWER TRANSFORMER 499D142O70 LAMP FAN 4 RESISTORS 288P350O20 CW FAN 288P351O20 POWER FAN...
Page 112 RoHS XD8100LU SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION 290P174O20 LAMP POWER UNIT 935A155O01 MAIN PCB ASSY OTHER CRITICAL COMPONENTS 934C393O01 MOTOR PCB ASSY 283P190O60 FUSE T3.15AH 250V CC !F9F0 935B318O01 PFC PCB ASSY ! L9F1 351P384O10 LINE-FILTER ADR16H-01250SD 934C390O01 POWER PCB ASSY 351P230O10 LINE-FILTER...
Page 113 ELECTRICAL PARTS AND OTHERS (RoHS-compliant model) - Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant. - When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only. XD8100U(BL) SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION 499D147O80 FAN (OPTI CAL) 2 (LAMP FAN 2)
Page 114 RoHS XD8100U(BL) SYMBOL PART SYMBOL PART PART NAME DESCRIPTION PART NAME DESCRIPTION 623D636O10 DRIVE SHAFT 752C195O10 DUST FILTER (FILTER ASSY) OTHER CRITICAL COMPONENTS 246C665O30 MICRO SW UNIT ! ! F9F0 283P190O60 FUSE T3.15AH 250V CC 288P369O10 MOTOR UNIT (LENS SHIFT MOTOR ASSY)
Page 115: Ic Block Diagrams
IC BLOCK DIAGRAMS ANALOG PCB-MAIN (1/9) IC2A0 TC90103AFG Digital I/F X'tal AGC Det Clock Reference AGC AMP2 Gene. Clock 8bit Y-IN1 (CVBS) NTSC 3D Comb Memory Y-IN2 CVBS/Y Motion Det. (S-Y) Y(D2) Y-IN3 AMP1 3 Line Comb LTI/Contrast (D1/D2-Y) Brightness Vertical C-IN (D1)
Page 116 IC550 NC7WZ125K8X IC610 AD8183ARUZ IN0 A OUT 0 G = +1 or +2 IN0 B IN1 A OUT 1 G = +1 or +2 IN1 B IN2 A Function Table OUT 2 G = +1 or +2 Inputs Output IN2 B SEL A/B Output Enable 6,13,14,17,21,24...
Page 117 IC6A0 MST3361CMK-LF-170 HDCP Keys DDCA SCL DDCA SDA Serial Audio Bus Audio HDCP Cipher Stream SPDIFO DDCB SCL DDCB SDA Test Pattern Generatior HDMI LINK A HDMI XOR Mask FIELD/GPO HDMI LINK B VSOUT HSOUT Output Formatting SOGOUT/DE Analog Input Clamp DATACK DATA[29:0]...
Page 118 MAIN UCOM PCB-MAIN (2/9) IC440 PW388B-30L A(23:1),D(15:0) BHEN,RD,WR PORTA(7:0) ROMWE, RxD/ PORTB(7:0) IRRCVR(1:0) NMI CS(1:0) ROMOE TxD TDO EXTINT(1:0) PORTC(7:0) PORTD(7:0) 2-Wire Interrupt 16-bit Turbo Watchdog GPIO UART JTAG Serial Decoders Controller Interface Microprocessor & Timer IN1LK IN1PEN Microprocessor Bus IN1VS Input Port 1 IN1HS...
Page 119 IC4G0 LV8405V THERMAL PROTECTOR OUT1 STARTING CONTROL BLOCK REDUCED- VOLTAGE OUT2 MOTOR CONTROL LOGIC OUT3 OUT4 CHARGE PUMP VCC+VM PGND SGND - B5 -...
Page 120 DPM09 PCB-MAIN (3/9) IC4Z0 MP2367DNE-LF-Z CURRENT SENSE AMPLIFIER 1.0V – RAMP ∑ OSCILLATOR FB 5 – 110KHz/340KHz 0.3V – 0.13Ω – – CURRENT SS 8 COMPARATOR ERROR 1.2Ω 0.795V AMPLIFIER COMP – EN OK 1.2V IN < 4.05V LOCKOUT 2.5V COMPARATOR INTERNAL REGULATORS...
Page 121 SUB UCOM PCB-MAIN (4/9) IC747, IC748 IC743, IC744 NL17SZ07DFT2G IC741 BD45275G-TR NC7SB3157P6X(PBF) Vout oscillator counter timer Vref Function Table Input (S) Function OUT Y B0 Connected to A B1 Connected to A Function Table H: HIGH Logic Level A Input Y Output L:LOW Logic Level IC749, IC74A NC7SZ08P5X(PBF)
Page 122 GPIO PCB-MAIN (7/9) IC7W0 TE7783APF Address XCS3 Chip Select 3 Decoder XCS2 Chip Select 2 XCS1 Chip Select 1 Common Register High-Speed P11:P13 High-Speed Serial I/F Serial Register PCM PWM I/F PCM PWM Register 2 bit P21:P22 C 1 I/F 2 bit A0:A6 P23:P24...
Page 123 IC7W4 MP2367DNE-LF-Z CURRENT SENSE AMPLIFIER 1.0V – RAMP ∑ OSCILLATOR FB 5 – 110KHz/340KHz 0.3V – 0.13Ω – – CURRENT SS 8 COMPARATOR ERROR 1.2Ω 0.795V AMPLIFIER COMP – EN OK 1.2V IN < 4.05V LOCKOUT 2.5V COMPARATOR INTERNAL REGULATORS 1.3V –...
Page 124 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4) IC8B0 EPCS4SI8N@FALCON CONTROL LOGIC DCLK DATA I/O SHIFT ASDI REGISTER DATA STATUS ADDRESS BUFFER REGISTER COUNTER DECODE MEMORY LOGIC ARRAY IC8E0 MP2367DNE-LF-Z IC8EA R1170H251B-T1-F CURRENT SENSE AMPLIFIER – 1.0V RAMP ∑ OSCILLATOR – FB 5 Vref Current Limit 110KHz/340KHz Thermal Shutdown 0.3V...
Page 125 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4) IC8L0, IC8L3 MP2367DNE-LF-Z IC8L4 R1170H251B-T1-F IC8L5 R1170H181B-T1-F CURRENT SENSE AMPLIFIER – 1.0V RAMP ∑ OSCILLATOR FB 5 – 110KHz/340KHz Vref Current Limit 0.3V – Thermal Shutdown 0.13Ω – – CURRENT SS 8 COMPARATOR ERROR 1.2Ω 0.795V AMPLIFIER COMP –...
Page 126 PCB-PFC IC902, IC9A2 LNK304GN-TL BYPASS DRAIN REGULATOR (BP) 5.8 V FAULT PRESENT AUTO- RESTART BYPASS PIN COUNTER UNDER-VOLTAGE CLOCK 5.8 V RESET 4.85 V CURRENT LIMIT COMPARATOR 6.3 V LIMIT JITTER CLOCK THERMAL SHUTDOWN OSCILLATOR FEEDBACK (FB) 1.65 V -V LEADING EDGE BLANKING...
Page 127 PCB-POWER IC950 STR-Y6476 D/Startup Startup UVLO Reg/Iconst S/GND Latch Logic FB/STB ADJ/SS IC9G0 STR-A6159 Startup UVLO Internal Latch Delay Bias Latch Power MOS FET Drive OFF Timer PWM Latch Bias Burst Blanking Discharge Source/OCP Buffer FB/OLP - B13 -...
Page 128 IC9S0, IC9T0 MP2367DNE-LF-Z CURRENT SENSE AMPLIFIER 1.0V – RAMP ∑ OSCILLATOR FB 5 – 110KHz/340KHz – 0.3V 0.13Ω – – CURRENT SS 8 COMPARATOR ERROR 1.2Ω 0.795V AMPLIFIER COMP – EN OK 1.2V IN < 4.05V LOCKOUT 2.5V COMPARATOR INTERNAL REGULATORS –...
Page 129 PCB-TERMINAL IC7J0, IC7J2 ISL83220ECVZ-T IC7J7 TC74LCX541FT V CC C1– V– C2– T1 OUT T1 IN R1 IN R1 OUT SHDN TRUTH TABLE Inputs Outputs H = High Voltage Level L = Low Voltage Level Z = Higt Impedance X = Don’t care PCB-MOTOR IC7J5, IC7J6 LV8405V THERMAL...
Page 130 PCB-AFC MOTOR IC7P2 LB1930M-TLM-E OUT1 OUT2 S-GND P-GND Truth Table IN 1 IN 2 OUT 1 OUT 2 Mode Standby Forward Reverse Brake - B16 -...
Page 131 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL)
Page 132 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 SUB UCOM MAIN UCOM SUB UCOM SUB UCOM MAIN UCOM XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) SUB UCOM HDMI GPIO...
Page 133 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 IC475 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 MC74VHC4052DTR2 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) FAN UCOM SUB UCOM SUB UCOM ANALOG GPIO SUB UCOM DPM09...
Page 134 K - . 1 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 SUB UCOM FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 is DGND XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL)
Page 135 MAIN UCOM MAIN UCOM FAN UCOM LAN UCOM LAN UCOM MAIN UCOM MAIN UCOM PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 is AGND FB is BLM18AG601SN1 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 DPM09 DPM09 is DGND XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) HDMI...
Page 136 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL)
Page 137 4 7 K C 7 1 1 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 K - . 1 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL)
Page 138 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL)
Page 139 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL)
Page 140 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) C-10...
Page 141 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) C-11...
Page 142 C W I X FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 R 8 2 X R 8 2 W R 8 2 Y PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) C-12...
Page 143 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) C-13...
Page 144 C 9 M 9 K - . 0 1 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) C-14...
Page 145 SDI PCB-MAIN (9/9) ..........C-9 FPGA PCB-FORMATTER (1/4)........ C-10 KEYSTONE PCB-FORMATTER (2/4)...... C-11 FORMATTER1 PCB-FORMATTER (3/4)....C-12 FORMATTER2 PCB-FORMATTER (4/4)....C-13 PCB-PFC, PCB-POWER, PCB-DRCT OFF .... C-14 PCEB-TERMINAL, PCB-MOTOR ......C-15 PCB-KEY, PCB-ACF MOTOR ......... C-15 PCB-ACF SENSOR, PCB-IRR, PCB-IRF ....C-15 XD8100U/XD8100LU/XD8100U(BL) C-15...
Page 146 [MEMO]...
Page 147 PCB-MAIN [SIDE B] J700 J2T0 J600 J6P0 J220 P6M1 L6M1 HDMI-HPD J601 L6M0 R6W9 PS02 J200 P6M0 D540 R6M2 C6W5 C6S7 D602 D601 D600 R6M4 C6W3 R6Z5 R519 TPPC2B TPPC2G IC550 R72E R72B R6M3 R6M5 C6S6 R6Z4 R202 P5BNC06 TPPC2H R515 P5BNC04 R72D...
Page 148 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS C7A3 C - 6 D2Z0 A - 2 C - 1 J601 A - 4 L4XH C - 4 C2T5 A - 2 C454...
Page 149 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS Q74H B - 6 R2V3 A - 2 R4F0 B - 3 R651 A - 5 R70D A - 1 B - 4 PSB2 C - 1...
Page 150 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS Z1348 A - 2 Z1511 C - 6 B - 4 B - 3 Z2025 B - 1 R7AQ C - 1 B - 6...
Page 151 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS Z413 C - 4 Z676 B - 3 Z910 C - 2 Z224 B - 3 Z2240 A - 3 Z414 C - 4 Z677 B - 3 Z912 C - 2 Z913 C - 2 Z2241...
Page 152 PCB-MAIN [SIDE A] J6W0 J600 D500 J200 J6P0 J220 L6P0 L6P3 L6P2 L6P1 J601 C6S8 Q510 R70Q R220 D510 Q511 J2T0 R603 C542 R604 R605 R70G C520 Q552 J700 R545 R70E C715 Q502 R2W7 R70F L2T0 R2W8 R72K Q220 R70J R2T0 R2W5 D210...
Page 153 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS C7C7 B - 6 IC403 B - 5 L4Z1 C - 3 Q746 B - 6 R40A C - 1 C41Q C - 6 C4YA...
Page 154 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS Z1301 C - 4 Z1535 C - 1 Z1660 C - 4 Z1847 A - 2 Z2143 B - 4 R516 A - 4 R6W8...
Page 155 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS Z418 C - 4 Z633 B - 4 Z744 C - 3 Z251 B - 4 Z253 B - 4 B - 3 Z641 A - 4 Z791 B - 3 Z792 B - 3 Z254 B - 4...
Page 156 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS PCB-FORMATTER [SIDE B] C8A7 B - 1 C8JS C - 1 D851 C - 2 DB10P A - 3 C820 B - 3 C821 B - 3 C8A8 A - 1 C8JT B - 1 D852...
Page 157 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS Z103 B - 1 Z259 B - 1 Z518 D - 1 Z661 B - 4 L8J4 C - 1 PFX11 A - 1 PIC4W0...
Page 158 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS PCB-FORMATTER [SIDE A] D855 B - 1 R815 B - 1 R8JZ C - 4 Z180 C - 4 C80C B - 1 C80G B - 1 R81B A - 1 R8K1 C - 4 Z183...
Page 159 SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS C - 4 Z404 B - 1 Z406 B - 1 Z629 A - 2 Z407 B - 1 Z630 A - 2 Z409 B - 1 Z631 A - 2 Z632 A - 2 A - 3 B - 3 Z633 A - 2...
Page 160 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS PCB-PFC [SOLDER SIDE] C9S5 D - 3 IC980 E - 3 R923 B - 2 C900 C - 4 C901 B - 3 C9S6 D - 3 IC9G0 E - 4 R927 B - 3 C902 A - 2...
Page 161 SYMBOL ADDRESS R9X0 D - 1 R9X1 D - 1 R9X2 D - 1 R9X3 D - 1 R9X4 D - 2 R9X5 D - 1 R9X6 D - 1 R9X7 D - 1 R9X8 D - 1 R9X9 D - 2 R9Y0 D - 1 R9Y1...
Page 162 SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS PCB-PFC [COMPONENT SIDE] D907 B - 3 K900 B - 1 R9F4 C - 2 C900 C - 2 C901 B - 2 D950 D - 1 K950 D - 1 R9G1 E - 1 C902 A - 4...
Page 163 PCB-IRR [SOLDER SIDE] PCB-TERMINAL [SOLDER SIDE] PCB-IRF [SOLDER SIDE] TERMINAL 212A09701 REMOTE2 IN REMOTE2 OUT REMOTE1 J7J3 J7J4 SERIAL IN SERIAL OUT J7J0 J7J2 J7J1 PKT1 PKT2 PKT3 PKT4 PKT6 212A09701 PCB-KEY [SOLDER SIDE] PCB-MOTOR [SOLDER SIDE] SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL SYMBOL ADDRESS ADDRESS...
Page 164 PCB-IRF [COMPONENT SIDE] PCB-TERMINAL [COMPONENT SIDE] PCB-IRR [COMPONENT SIDE] R7KZ 4D128 R7KY R7KX R7KW R7L5 R7L4 C7J1 R7KH R7KJ R7L6 C7J0 R7J1 R7KV R7KU R7KK R7L2 R7L1 934C3920 C7J4 R7L3 ,02,03,04,05,06 R7L0 ,07,08,09 R7J7 IC7J2 IC7J0 R7LB TERMINAL C7J2 L7J5 C7JA C7J8 C7JB...
Page 165 PCB-ACF SENSOR PCB-ACF SENSOR [SOLDER SIDE] [COMPONENT SIDE] R7P4 R7P3 C7P1 PCB-ACF MOTOR PCB-ACF MOTOR [COMPONENT SIDE] [SOLDER SIDE] P-19 XD8100U_XD8100LU_XD8100U(BL)

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