76FW-54H. DA100 Repair Notes - Sharp TV Service Manual (repair manual). Page 52

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DA100 (50Hz) Chassis – Article for Television Magazine 
Protection - Microprocessor 
Audio Output 
The outputs from all of the audio output stages are fed to the base of Q303 and Q304. C377 and 
R361 form an averaging circuit.  As the output voltage fed to the speakers should have an average DC 
of 0V over a period of time, the DC voltage at the base of these transistors should be zero. If this 
base voltage were to increase in a positive direction Q303 will turn on, removing the bias from IC1001 
pin 100, and the television will switch to standby. The same is true if the base voltage increases 
negatively, this time Q304 will turn on, turning on Q302 causing IC1001 pin 100 to fall and the 
television will again switch two standby. 
Figure 52: Audio Protection Circuit 
Beam Current 
If the beam current increases, D622 will conduct due to the ABL sense pin of T601 (earth return of 
the EHT over-winding) going more negative, Q606 will turn on.  This will remove the bias from IC1001 
pin 100 and the television will switch to standby 
Horizontal Mute 
During the boot sequence the horizontal drive is muted by the HOUT signal from the microprocessor 
(IC1001 pin 57).  Its function is to remove the horizontal drive by turning on Q607, thus placing a 
short between the horizontal drive signal and ground, at the same time this HOUT pulse will cause the 
audio mute circuits to activate, preventing any noise from the speakers during start up and shut down.  
HOUT will also occur when the microprocessor cannot communicate with the other devices connected 
to the I2C buses 
Figure 53: Horizontal Mute Circuit 
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Sharp Electronics (UK) Limited - March 2003 
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