Re HDTV Teac cm-687 is this what I should try?
re post 18/7/2005
Thank you all. I would like to do this test but I need to check about correct procedu would it be proper to solder a 3.9 zener diode with the - end to the tuner's AGC pin and the + end to the tuner's ground. I understand the idea is to clamp the voltage to 3.9; is this right? I will wait for confirmation. Al. |
alitonto wrote:
re post 18/7/2005 Thank you all. I would like to do this test but I need to check about correct procedu would it be proper to solder a 3.9 zener diode with the - end to the tuner's AGC pin and the + end to the tuner's ground. I understand the idea is to clamp the voltage to 3.9; is this right? I will wait for confirmation. That would be the proper way. To make sure, check that the AGC line actually contains a resistor so as not to short anything with the zener diode. Then connect the zener directly between the tuner pin (cathode) and the ground (anode). --- Met vriendelijke groet, Maarten Bakker. |
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alitonto wrote:
I now must say that the AGC pin from the tuner is connected directly to the pin of the I/C; no resistor is connected in series between the 2 pins. However there is a couple of resistors off this line therefore in parrallel. Is this still okai to do the test? There is a risk of blowing up the IC. Disconnect the tuner pin and use a variable power supply directly to the AGC pin of the tuner. Or use a 9V battery with a 10k variable resistor. --- Met vriendelijke groet, Maarten Bakker. |
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