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Technical Annual 2003

Dear Readers, In order not to go beyond the limits of a booklet this issue contains as usual only the latest data and technical changes. For information frequently repeated in the past few years please refer to the previous issues of the Grundig Technical Annual.
Contents: General Part....1.1 TV Technology...2.1 Video Technology...3.1 Camcorder Technology...4.1

Audio Technology...6.1

Subject to alteration

Audio/HiFi Audio/HiFi

Satellite Reception....5.1

SAT SAT

Camcorder Camcorder

Video Video

General Part GeneralPart

Partners help each other

Please help us find hidden faults and return all modules with a brief description of the fault. For this purpose, a fault tag or adhesive label is enclosed with all modules (insert cards) delivered by the GRUNDIG service organisation.
FR IHR RCKABETEIL FOR RETURNING FAULTY MODULES ALLEGARE AL PEZZO CHE VIENE RIMANDATO INDIETRO POUR RETOURRNER AVEC LE MODULE DEFECTUEUX PARA DEVOLUCIN DE MDULOS AVERIADOS
Fehleranhnger fr Module / Label tag for modules Cartellino dei diffeti per i moduli / Fiche suiveuse pour module Etiqueta de avera bara mdulos
Fehler tritt sofort auf / Fault aoccurs immediately / Il difetto compare subito Le dfaut apparat immdiatement / La avera aparece inmediatamente Fehler tritt nur zeitweise auf / Fault aoccurs intermittently / Il difetto compare solo a periodi / Le dfaut est intermittent / La avera aparece intermitentemente
Wackelkontakt / intermittent contact / Contatto difettoso Mauvais contact intermittent / contacto intermitente Sonstige Fehlererscheinungen: / Other faults: / Altri difetti: Autres dfauts: / Otras averas:
Bitte untersttzen Sie uns beim Auffinden versteckter Fehler: Versehen Sie alle Modul-Rcklufer mit vollstndig ausgefllten Fehleranhngern! Please help us to trace obscure faults: Ensure all modules are returned with label tag completed! Collaborate con noi nella ricera deidifetti: corredate ogni modulo che rimandate indietro dei cartellino dei diffetti compilato in tutti i suoi punti! Afin de nous permettre d'amliorer la Qualit de notre service, nous vous prions de nous renvoyer avec votre module, cette tiquette dment renseigne. Merci pour votre collaboration. Aydennos a encontrar las averas ocultas: procuren que cada mdulo devuelto vaya con su etiqueta de avera para mdulos debidamente relienda!
Fehler tritt nach ca. Fault occurs after approx Il difetto compare dopo ca. Le dfaut appara aprs environ La avera aparece tras

Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 3 Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 7 Ch 8 Ch 9 Ch 10 Ch 11 Ch 12
Standard D *) Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 3 Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Picture MHz 49,75 59,25 77,25 85,25 93,25 175,25 Sound MHz 56,25 65,75 83,75 91,75 99,75 181,75 Ch 7 Ch 8 Ch 9 Ch 10 Ch 11 Ch 12 Picture MHz 183,25 191,25 199,25 207,25 215,25 223,25 Sound MHz 189,75 197,75 205,75 213,75 221,75 229,75
*) UHF channels and vision carriers like Standard B, vision to sound carrier spacing + 6,5 MHz each
Band IV/V acc. to Standard H Ch 21 476,75 471,25 Ch 22 479,25 484,75 Ch 23 492,75 487,25 Ch 24 495,25 500,75 Ch 25 503,25 508,75 511,25 516,75 Ch 26 519,25 524,75 Ch 27 527,25 532,75 Ch 28 Ch 29 535,25 540,75 543,25 548,75 Ch 30 551,25 Ch 31 556,75 559,25 564,75 Ch 32 Ch 33 567,25 572,75 Ch 34 575,25 580,75 Ch 35 588,75 583,25 Ch 36 591,25 596,75
Standard E Ch 2 Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 7 Picture MHz 52,4 65,173,4 177,15 Sound MHz 41,25 54,4 175,15 162,25 188,3 Ch 8 Ch 8A Ch 9 Ch 10 Ch 11 Ch 12 Picture MHz 185,25 186,55 190,3 199,7 203,45 212,85 Sound MHz 174,1 175,4 201,45 188,55 214,6 201,7
Standard I A B C D E F G H I Picture MHz 45,75 53,75 61,75 175,25 183,25 191,25 199,25 207,25 215,25 Sound MHz 51,75 59,75 67,75 181,25 189,25 197,25 205,25 213,25 221,25 Picture MHz Ch 21 Ch 22 Band IV/V 471,25 479,25 up to * Ch 67 Ch 68 839,25 847,25 845,25 853,25 Sound MHz 477,25 485,25
*Channel allocation and vision carriers like Standard B. Vision to sound carrier spacing + 6 MHz each.
Standard K (French overseas territories) Picture Sound MHz MHz Ch 4 175,25 181,75 Ch 5 189,75 183,25 Ch 6 191,25 197,75

Ch 7 Ch 8 Ch 9

Picture MHz 199,25 207,25 215,25
Sound MHz 205,75 213,75 221,75
Standard M/N Ch 1 Ch 2 Ch 3 Ch 4 Ch 5 Ch 6 Ch 7 Picture MHz 55,25 61,25 67,25 77,25 83,25 175,25 Sound MHz 59,75 65,75 71,75 81,75 87,75 179,75 Ch 8 Ch 9 Ch 10 Ch 11 Ch 12 Ch 13 Ch 14 Ch 83 Picture MHz 181,25 187,25 193,25 199,25 205,25 211,25 471,25 continually up to 885,25 Sound MHz 185,75 191,75 197,75 203,75 209,75 215,75 475,75 889,75
Channel Allocation - Italy (otherwise Standard B) Picture Sound MHz MHz A 53,75 59,25 B 62,25 67,75 C 82,25 87,75 D 175,25 180,75

Special Channel S 21 S 22 S 23 S 24 S 25 S 26 S 27 S 28 S 29 S 30 S 31 S 32 S 33 S 34 S 35 S 36 S 37 S 38 S 39 S 40 S 41
8 MHz Channels Vision Carrier (MHz) Sound Carrier(MHz) 303,25 308,75 311,25 316,75 319,25 324,75 327,25 332,75 335,25 340,75 343,25 348,75 351,25 356,75 359,25 364,75 367,25 372,75 375,25 380,75 383,25 388,75 391,25 396,75 399,25 404,75 412,75 407,25 415,25 420,75 423,25 428,75 431,25 436,75 439,25 444,75 447,25 452,75 455,25 460,75 463,25 468,75
12 MHz Channels Carrier 303,25 315,25 327,25 339,25 351,25 363,25 375,25 387,25 399,25 411,25 423,25 435,25 447,25 459,25
Extended Special Channel Band "ESB"

Subject to alterations!

Enlarged B I OIRT Channels Special Channel Band Belgium
USB=Lower Special Channel Band OSB=Upper Special Channel Band ESB=Enlarged Special Channel Band

B II UKW

ESB Hyperband
Ch S21-S41**) *) Station Search 21-68

Ch 2-4

Ch S 1 - S 10 *) 81 - 90

Ch 5 - 12

Ch S11-S20 *) 91-00

Ch 21-37

220 240

700 800

*) Channel numbers in non-direct indicating colour models **) 8 MHz or 12 MHz channels (see chart opposite)

TV 2.12

Channel Overview

Ch 38-68

Handling of the Sets Chart
- Look for your set in the Sets Chart (from page 2.17 on). - In the left column you can find the different modules. Modules which have only a few variants are listet under "Different Modules". - In the chart you can find a code number for the module you want to identify. - On pages 2.14 to 2.16 then you can find the corresponding part number of the module. Example: The set - ARGANTO 70 FLAT MFW70-530/9 DPL contains a - Mains Switch Board 14 -> 9100, a - Mains Unit Standby (see Different Modules) with Code number 22 -> 8200 and is retrofittable with a - PIP Module PIP5 (Order No. G.AE 2000).
Module Coding for the Sets Chart (from Page 17 on)
Control Units CRT Panels Socket Boards Mains Switch Boards EPG Boards AF Modules 309 0100

Keyboards 084 0900

Feature Boxes 203 6200
East/West Boards Processor Panels PIP Modules 106 5200

Dyn. Focus. Signal Modules 202 2500

Tuner 045 1300

SAT Modules VGA Modules 03 auf Prozessorpl. 04 auf PIP-Baustein
Different Modules 02 Double Window Module 03 BSO Board 04 Dolby Module 09 EURO AV3 Board 10 Feature Board 11 Feature Board CTI/LTI 12 Felocity Modulation Board 16 IRDT Module 17 LFR Board Mains Interference 19 Elimination Board 23 PALplus (Feature Box) 24 Panorama View 25 Rotation Board 26 UG2-Shift/Panorama View 28 YUV Interface Board 29 IF Sound (Nicam) 30 IF Sound (Stereo) 31 Sound/Filter Board 32 ASIS Unit 37 PALplus Board 38 LED Board 40 Motor Control Board 41 AC3-Out Board 42 Aux Board 12V 43 RS 232 Adapter Board 44 Adapter Board 45 Rotationsplatte 47 PALplus-Platte 48 Rotation Board 51 LED Board 52 Sound/Filter Board 54 COM Module 55 DVD Control Board 57 DVD Module 58 Speaker Deplexer Board 59 AF Invertion PCB 60 DVD Unit 61 Shift Board 62 DVD KITFeature/SVM Board 65 COM Module 66 Clock Module 67 Fan Control 68 Connection Board Signal 69 Chassis Digital 70 DVD Unit 71 Amplifier Subwoofer 72 Motor Control Rot. Stand 73 Motor Control Mask 74 IF Module 75 LED Board 76 Panorama View
Mains Units 01 Mains Unit 12V 02 Mains Unit Standby 03 Mains Unit Standby 04 Mains Unit 12V 05 Mains Unit 12V 06 Mains Unit Standby 07 Mains Unit 5.0V/0.4A 08 Mains Unit 12V 09 Mains Unit Board 10 Mains Unit Standby 11 Mains Unit Box 12 Mains Unit AF 13 Mains Unit Display 14 Mains Unit ASIS Retrofitable Modules 01 AF Module DPL PIP Module PIP PIP Module PIP PIP Module PIP PIP Module PIP PIP Module PIP SAT Module SER 150 ET 09 SAT Module SER SAT Module SER SAT Module SER SAT Module SNR VGA Module VGA VGA Module VGA ASIS Unit 17 ASIS Mains Unit 18 SAT Module SER PIP Module PIP 3a 20 GDV Module SNR DTR 2000 S 22 SAT Module SER VGA Module VGA PIP Module PIP SAT Module SER 300A 26 SAT Module SER SAT Mod. DER 1101 S/T-CI 28 SAT Mod. DER 1100 S/T-CI 29 Wireless Set WTSAT Module SER SAT Module SER 520

050 8000

GAD 8900 GAD 2300 GAD 5400 GAD 9000 GAE 2000 GAE 7300 GAD 2500 GAE 0600 GAE 0700 GAE 3700 GAD 9551 GAD 4200 GAF 8000 GAF 8300 GAF 6500 GAF 1400 GAF 1251 GAF 9100 GAF 9200 GAF 9300 GAF 9000 GAG 3000 GAG 6900 GAG 6600 GAG 8900 GAG 8000 GAE 1700
Remote Controls 01 TP TP TP TP 750 C 07 TP 750 C 08 TP 750 C 09 TP 750 C 10 TP 750 C 11 TP TP 810 C 13 TP 815 C 14 TP 850 C 15 TP TP 910 C 17 TP TP TP 800 Hotel 24 TP 715 Hotel 25 Personal Remote TP 912 C 27 TP 100 C 28 TP 100 C 29 TP 110 C 30 TP 110 C 31 TP 800 H 32 TP 120 DC 33 TP 150 C 34 TP 150 C 35 TP 140 C 36 TP 800 Hcl 37 TP 800 H (Roombase) 38 TP 950 C 39 TP 741 C 40 TP 751 C

062 5400

Footnotes * optional ** dependent on CRT panel *** dependent on CRT dependent on signal module dependent on prozessor panel dependent on chassis optional when software index 1000 optional when software index 0100 # dependent on feature box

Video TV

Initialising the Processor By connecting pin 10 and pin 12 of the Scart sokket after replacement of the processor, the internal EEPROM is loaded thus initialising the processor. Loading the Average Values / Emergency Data Set (ROM Data) This is only possible once on replacement of the NVM or P. By pressing and holding the "P-" button on the TV and switching on with the mains button after replacement of IC87080 (NVM) the TV set is started with the emergency data set. Service Mode Programme (for fault finding in the I2C bus) Press and hold the "P+" button on the TV set and switch on with the mains button. The "L+" button on the TV set allows to discover other potentially defective interfaces. If there are no other defective interfaces the software tries to start the TV set. SAT Module Programmierung Press and hold the "" button on the remote control and switch the TV on with the mains switch. Consequently, on replacement of the EEPROM on the SAT Module for example, the stored station table is read out from EPROM IC87030. PIP Adjustment Press and hold the "PIP" button on the remote control and switch the TV on with the mains switch. In doing so, with built-in PIP Module, the PIP Adjustment Mode is called up. Using the buttons the PIP position can be changed via the menu and stored with "OK". Cancelling the Parental Lock To cancel your personal code number press the buttons in this order. EPROM Version Number Press button "" to call up the "DIALOGCENTER" menu. The version number is shown by pressing the "AUX" button. The index 07 of the part number (19798-311.07) indicates the EPROM version. Activating or Disactivating the Economy Mains Switch Reach the "Economy mains switch" menu with button "" via "DIALOGCENTER" > "SPECIAL FUNCTIONS". With the buttons select "off" or "1h4h".
Service AV Connections Call up the "Service AV connections." menu with button "" via "DIALOGCENTER" > "SERVICE". With the and buttons it is possible to switch over the signal type according to the menu guide. With the buttons the decoder priority can be changed to "low", "high" or "Off". Automatic Presentation Call up the "Automatic presentation" menu with button "" via "DIALOGCENTER" > "SERVICE ". Start the automatic presentation of the TV set with the "OK" button. Switch the TV set off with the mains button or the local "P+" or"P-" button. Deactivate with ATS Reset 1.1. IR Data Programmer Reach the "IR-Dataprogrammer" menu via "DIALOGCENTER" > "SERVICE" pressing button "". The IR Data Programmer 2 makes it possible to store a maximum of 99 programme positions with the data for channel, TV standard, Peri, 4-place station identification, fine tuning center frequency, and the volume offset "0" using the "OK" button. Switching on with the Test Pattern or TV Mode Call up the menu "Switch on with test pattern or TV", with the "" button via "DIALOGCENTER" > "SERVICE". Only for the Retailer Call up the menu "Only for the retailer" with the "" button via "DIALOGCENTER" > "SERVICE" and confirm with the "OK" button. When entering the code number "8500" the dealer can adjust the TV set according to the menu. Sound Switching Call up the "SOUND SETTINGS" menu with the "blue" button. Different types of "Sound" are available dependent on the TV standard. Headphone Sound Switching Call up the "SOUND SETTINGS" menu with the "blue" button. Dependent on the TV standard, different settings are possible under "HP-sound change over". Setting the Volume on a Per-Programme Basis Call up the "SOUND SETTINGS" menu with the "blue" button.The volume can be set for each individual programme position with "Volume P." (volume offset). Sound Effects Pro Logic Phantom Call up the "SOUND SETTINGS" menu with the "blue" button. Under "Sound effects" different Dolby sound effects and loudspeaker settings can be selected with the buttons and via the menu. Basic Picture Settings Call up the "PICTURE SETTINGS" menu with the "red" button. Via the menu guide, the following options can be selected: "Personal", "During the day", "In the evening" and "Soft".

Selecting the Software (without PIP Module) Reach the "GR/OEM" menu via "DIALOG CENTER" > "SERVICE" > "for authorised dealer" > Code Number "8500" pressing button "". Set the dialog line to GR. Selecting the Software (with PIP Module) Software version < 19798-318.30 for multi-system models or < 19798-323.10 for Pal versions. Press button "" to reach the menu "GR/OEM PIP 29504-106" via "DIALOG CENTER" > "SERVICE" > "for authorised dealer" > Code Number "8500". Set the dialog line to the appropriate PIP Module (GR.53 or.55). The menu option "GR/OEM PIP 29504-106" needs not to be changed (xxx.53 / 55) for TV receivers with 1-Tuner-PIP (.54). Geometry Reach the "Geometry" menu via "DIALOG CENTER" > "SERVICE" > "for authorised dealer" > Code Number "8500" pressing button "". Adjust the picture geometry with the geometry test pattern. Sound Switching: Call up the "Sound settings" menu with the "blue" button. Different types of "Sound" are available dependent on the standard.
Setting the Volume on a Per-Programme Basis Call up the "Sound settings" menu with the "blue" button.The volume can be set for each individual programme position with "Volume P X" (volume offset). Basic Picture Settings Call up the "Picture settings" menu with the "red" button. Following the user guide it is possible to select the options: "Personal", "During the day", "In the evening" and "Soft". Picture Sharpness Call up the "Picture settings" menu with the "red" button and select "Picture sharpness". With the buttons it is possible to set the picture sharpness in four steps for each individual programme. Perfect Clear With the "red" button call up the "Picture settings" menu and select "Perfect Clear". With the buttons this function can be switched on or off. Noise Reduction With the "red" button call up the "Picture settings" menu and select "Noise reduct.". With the buttons it is possible to select the settings "Off", "Auto", and "weak".

Service and Special Functions CUC 7303 / 7305
Storing the Analog Values The entered analog values are either stored automatically after approx. 8 seconds or when switching to standby mode. Setting the Optimum Values Pressing "AUX" > "OK" the television receiver is set to the optimum values stored for brightness, contrast, colour contrast and volume. ATS Start Press and hold the "AUX" button for approx. 4s until "ATS" (Auto Tuning System) is indicated and confirm with "OK". Maximum Programme Number (reversing point) Press the "" > "OK" buttons and enter "----" under the frequency band selection option (B) at any programme position on the programme setting menu. Confirm with "OK" and leave the menu. As a result of this, programme selection in programme mode with the "P+" and "P-" buttons is limited to the numbers lower than this position. Calling up the Service Menu at "Hotel mode on" Press and hold button "" on the remote control and switch on with the mains button. With the "P+/ P-" button select the "Hotel" mode in the menu and set the indication to "OFF" using the "z - or + g" button. Calling up the Service Menu Press and hold button "" on the remote control and switch on with the mains button. AGC Alignment Select "AGC ALIGN" in the Service Menu. Alignment is possible in range 0.62 with the "z - / + g" buttons. OSD Position Select "OSD" (V or H) in the Service Menu and with the "z - / + g" buttons position the menu table in the centre of the screen. Activating the Hotel Mode Select "Hotel ON" in the Service Menu. Decoder Via the Service Menu switch the decoder "ON" or "OFF". Decoder "ON": Automatic identification of the switching voltage at Pin 8 of the EURO-AV socket (e.g. descrambler operation with TVs in French version, or external RGB mode for Italy). Continuous Station Ident Indication So that the programme name is displayed continuously on the screen press the "" button. After about 8 seconds the programme is displayed in reduced size. AUX Overview The AUX menu is called up by pressing the "AUX" remote control button quickly.

SEDANCE 70 ST70-284/8 DOLBY (VNU)
SEDANCE 70 ST70-285/8 DOLBY (VNM,VNA) SEDANCE 70 ST70-285/8 DOLBY (VNX,VNG) SEDANCE 70 ST70-5101 DOLBY (VNA) SEDANCE 72 M72-2110 DOLBY (VNA)

CUC 1837 CUC 1837

CUC 2130 CUC 1838
SEDANCE 72 M72-2110 DOLBY (VNG) SEDANCE 72 M72-2110 DOLBY (VNM)
SEDANCE 70 ST70-284/8 DOLBY (VNX)

Part Number 030 5100

Kind of Manual Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Service Manual Supplement 2 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1
Chassis CUC 1837 CUC 1837 CUC 1837
TV Set SEDANCE 72 M72-2110 DOLBY (VNX)
SEDANCE 72 M72-2110 MV/DOLBY (VNA)
SEDANCE 72 M72-2110 MV/DOLBY (VNM) SEDANCE 72 M72-2110 MV/DOLBY (VNX) SEDANCE 72 ST72-2104 DOLBY (VNA) SEDANCE 72 ST72-2104 DOLBY (VNM) SEDANCE 72 ST72-2104/8 DOLBY (VNA) SEDANCE 72 ST72-2104/8 DOLBY (VNM) SEDANCE 72 ST72-8610 NIC/DOLBY (VNA) ST25-8210/6 NT ST28-8210/6 NT ST55-605 TOP (VNM) ST55-710 NIC/TOP ST55-715 NIC/TOP (VNM) ST55-725 A FT/GB ST55-725 B FT/TOP (VNM) ST55-730 GB/Dolby (VNM) ST55-730 S/GB/DOLBY (VNM) ST55-734 GB/DOLBY (VNA) ST55-734 GB/DOLBY (VNM) ST55-734 GB/DOLBY (VNX) ST55-750 FR/TOP ST55-798 TEXT
CUC 1838 CUC 1838 CUC 2131 CUC 2131 CUC 2131M CUC 2131M
CUC 2033N CUC 2040 India CUC 2040 India CUC 2021 CUC 2020 N CUC 2021 N CUC 2020 N CUC 2021 N CUC 2021N CUC 2021 N CUC 2121GB CUC 2121 GB CUC 2121GB CUC 2020 FR CUC 7350

Chassis CUC 1934 CUC 1934 CUC 1930 CUC 1930 CUC 1838
CUC 1832 CUC 1832 CUC 1832 CUC 1832 CUC 1832 CUC 1832 CUC 1832 CUC 1832
TV Set XENTIA 72 M72-420 DOLBY (VNA) XENTIA 72 M72-420 DOLBY (VNM) XENTIA 72 M72-420/8 DOLBY (VNA)
XENTIA 72 M72-420/8 DOLBY (VNM) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW 82-430/8 DOLBY (VNA) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW 82-430/8 DOLBY (VNG) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW 82-430/8 DOLBY (VNN) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW 82-430/8 DOLBY (VNR) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW 82-430/8 DOLBY (VNU) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW 82-430/8 DOLBY (VNX) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW82-430/8 DOLBY (VNM) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW82-490/9 DOLBY (VNM) XENTIA 82 FLAT MFW82-490/9 GB/DOLBY (VNM)

Part Number 9800

Kind of Manual Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Service Manual Supplement 4 Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 4 Supplement 8
Chassis CUC 1838 CUC 1838 CUC 1838 CUC 1838 CUC 1935
CUC 1935 CUC 1931 CUC 1931
Service Manuals sorted by Chassis
Chassis 12.5 12.5 F 12.6 12.6 F CUC 1806 DIGI BASIC ++ Part Number Kind of Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 4 Supplement 6 Supplement 9 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 6 Supplement 7 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 4 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 2 Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 4 Supplement 6 Supplement 9 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 3 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 6 Supplement 7 Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 7 Supplement 9 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 3

CUC 1807

DIGI 100

DIGI BASIC

DIGI BASIC +

CUC 1829

DIGI BASIC ++

CUC 1830

CUC 1832

DIGI Basic 3

CUC 1836 (from 11/99 on)

CUC 1830 (from 3/2000 on

CUC 1828

CUC 1837 A

CUC 1930

CUC 1934

CUC 1929 (from 11/99 on)

Part Number 5700

Kind of Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Supplement 7 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 4 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 7 Supplement 8 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 3 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 8 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 7 Supplement 8 Supplement 9 Supplement 10 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Supplement 6 Supplement 7
Chassis CUC 1935 CUC 1935 A CUC 1937 CUC 1952 DIGI 100/AC3 DIGI 100 DIGI 100 DIGI 6

DIGI 6

CUC 1984 CUC 2003 CUC 2003 H CUC 2005 CUC 2020 CUC 2020 FR CUC 2020 N CUC 2021 CUC 2021 F

CUC 2021 N

CUC 2030 CUC 2030 F
CUC 2030 N (from 11/99 on)

CUC 2032

CUC 2032 N

Part Number 8200

Kind of Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 4 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 4 Supplement 5 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 4 Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 3 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 3 Service Manual Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Supplement 9 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Service Manual Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4 Service Manual Supplement 2
Chassis CUC 2033 CUC 2033 F CUC 2033 N CUC 2035 F (from 11/99 on) CUC 2036 F

Cassettes for Extension of the STC 1880 Head Stations (GAF 5859)
HAC 1880 - analogue unit (without modulators) Order no.: GAF times SAT analogue converter, must only be fitted with analogous VHF and/or UHF modulators HAM 1833 - analogue VHF modulator Order no.: GAF 6000 output channels adjustable from S3 to S24 inclusively C5 to C12 HAM 1835 - analoger UHF modulator Order no.: GAF 6100 output channels adjustable from C21 to C69 HDC 1880 - digital unit (without modulators) Order no.: GAF times SAT digital converter, must only be fitted with digital VHF and/or UHF modulators HDM 1814 - digital VHF modulator Order no.: GAF 6300 output channels adjustable from S21 to S41 HDM 1815 - digital UHF modulator Order no.: GAF 6400 output channels adjustable from C21 to C69 DNS Universal Decoder retrofitting set Order no.: GAG 1300 to connect external sets (e.g. Decoder (Descrambler), Video recorder, Video camera). Suitable for coupling in and out video and audio signals. HTM 300 - Amplifier module for terrestrial TV programmes Order no.: GAG 1200 to convert terrestrial TV programmes (selektive) and terrestrial UKW radio programmes (wide band). HTM Installation Set - for the terrestrial amplifier module Order no.: GAG 1400 SAT SAT
mechanical not compatible to STC316/332
Channel pattern, Standard

Grundig Service 5.5

BE-332 / BE-PLUS
Cassettes Overview for Head Stations
STC800, CT800 STC850,STC2400

STC 880, STC 80 CT 880

BE-REMOTE
min. software index of operating part
SAT-TV Cassettes HRM 1231 (TWIN) HRM 1233 (TWIN) HRM 1234 (TWIN) HRM 1235 (TWIN) HRM 331 (TWIN) HRM 333 A (TWIN) HRM 334 (TWIN) HRM 335 A (TWIN) HRM 341 (TWIN) HRM 343 (TWIN) HRM 345 (TWIN) HRM 800 HRM 801 HRM 802 HRM 851 HRM 852 HRM 853 HRM 854 HRM 855 HRM - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 2150 MHz 950 - 1750 MHz 950 - 1750 MHz 950 - 1750 MHz 950 - 2050 MHz 950 - 2050 MHz 950 - 2050 MHz 950 - 2050 MHz 950 - 2050 MHz 950 - 2050 MHz C2-C4 S3-S24 C5-C12 S3-S24 C5-C12 S21-S41 C21-C69 C2-C4 S3-S24 C5-C12 S3-S24 C5-C12 S21-S41 C21-C69 R1-R5 D1-D5 s2-s21 R6-R12 s2-s21 R6-R12 C21-C69 C5-C12 S8-S20 C2-C4 C21-C40 C2-C4 C21-C40 C21-C40 S21-S41 R6-R12 s4-s17 D6-D12 Z6-Z16 C21-C40 D13-D27 CCIR CCIR CCIR CCIR CCIR CCIR CCIR CCIR OIRT OIRT OIRT CCIR CCIR CCIR CCIR CCIR Secam L CCIR OIRT China OIRT China *) *) *) *) 17 GAE8300 GAE9700 GAE8400 GAE9800 GAE8300 GAE9700 GAE8400 GAE9800 GAF0100 GAF0200 GAF0300 GAV70 GAV9200 GAV9300 GAX9600 GAX9700 GAX8800 GAY4100 GAX9800 GAY0100

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BE-120

Type of Cassette

Input Range

Output Range

STC 1880

Order No.

clear code; 1515

Observe also the instructions given in the "Safety" Service Manual Part No. 0000!
Service Manual. Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual. Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1

1515 1515

Set STR 6100 FR STR 611 STR 6122 TWIN STR 622 TWIN STR 631 STR 631 STR 631 FR STR 632 STR 632 STR 632 FR STR 641 + FR STR 642 + FR STR 7100 STR 7100 FR STR 7122 TWIN STR 8150 VCR SAT1

Part No. 537 5500

Kind of Manual Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Service Manual Supplement 1 Service Manual Service Manual
Unlock parential control clear code; 1515 clear code; 1515 clear code; 1515 clear code; 1515 clear code; 1515 clear code; 1515 clear code; 1515
4 3; clear lock (menu) clear code; 1515
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Contents: Audio

GRUNDIG Tele-Pilot Remote Control Handsets / Overview..6.2 Service Manuals Audio/HiFi sorted by Sets..6.4 Service Manuals CarAudio sorted by Sets...6.6 Anti-theft Systems for Grundig Car Radios...6.7 Anti-theft Coding of Car Radios...6.8

Audio Technology

RC PA 630 0100

RC M 006 3000

M004 0100

RC PA 620 5000

RC RR 770 CD 7000

M19/002 9100

RR 660 CD 0100

RR 760 CD 5000

Personal Remote 713 0200
GRUNDIG Tele-Pilot Remote Control Handsets / Overview Audio / HiFi Product Range

RC CDM RC CDM 038 3000

RC UMS 032 0100
UMS 200 MASQ RRCD 9100 PLL 032 5000

UMS 032 0300

UMS 5101 CDC 0100

RRCD 4204 PLL 0100

MS 044 9800

UMS 051 0100

UMS 050 0100

UMS 057 0100

Audio/HiFi Service Manuals sorted by sets
Set APOLLO 2000 BEEZZ RRCD 4101 Boy 47 CCF 23 CD 21 CD 22 CD 23 CDM 700 CDM 800 CDM 900 CDP 180 CDP 210 CDP 310 CDP 410 CDP 440 CDP 76 CDP-S 150 CDP-S 250 CF 21 City Boy 40 City Boy 50 PR 5100 City Boy 52 Concert Boy 240 CR 120 CR 120 A Ctiy Boy 31 PR 3201 FREAXX 10 RRCD 4303 FREAXX 20 RRCD 4202 FREAXX 30 RRCD 4203 PLL FREAXX 40 RRCD 4204 PLL FREEZZ 10 RRCD 4300 FREEZZ 20 RRCD 4301 PLL K-CDP 66 K-RCD 120 KM 12 KM 13 M 100 A M 100 ADPL M 100 CDC M 100 CF M 100 R M 100 T M 100-CD MKII M 14 M 17-C Service Manual 7500 Exchange Set Exchange Set 5500 Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set 5000 Exchange Set Exchange Set 2500 Set M 18-C M 19-C M 27-C M 28-C M 29-C M 37-DC M 38-C M 48-DC M 49-DC M 7-C MASQ RRCD 9100 PLL Mpaxx M-P 150 MPaxx MP100 MPaxx MP150 MPaxx SP 4101 MPaxx SP 9100 PLL MS 4101 Music Boy 40 RP 4200 Music Boy 50 RP 5200 Music Boy 50 RP 5240 LW Music Boy 51 RP 5201 PLL MYSTIXX CDP 9100 SPCD MYSTIXX CDP 9200 SPCD NOCTUS SC 9100 DCF RDS Ocean Boy 350 Ocean Boy 510 PA 5 - TurNiT PA 6 PLANIXX CDP 4103 AS 10 PLANIXX CDP4104 AS 40 PLL Prima Boy 100 Prima Boy 80 R 21 R 22 DPL R 23 DPL RBX-1 RCD 2000 RCD 405 RR 276 / L RR 300 CD RR 315 RR 316 / L RR 420 CD RR 430 CD RR 440 CD Service Manual 9500 Exchange Set 7000 Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set 8500 Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set Exchange Set 5000 Exchange Set Exchange Set 1500

for types WKC/SCD/EC 4000, 4200, 4290, 4490, 4600, 4790, 4890
The following is a description of the coding and decoding methods for the different types of car radios Activating the coding Radio is playing Press the EXPERT button until a signal is sounded. "EXPERT" is shortly indicated in the display. Press any of the buttons r t until "CODE" is indicated in the display. Press button EXPERT shortly. The indication -- -- -- -- flashes in the display. Enter the code number: The code is entered by repeatedly pressing the station buttons 1-4 (station button 1 for figure 1, station button 2 for figure 2 and so on). A wrong code number can be corrected by overwriting, i.e. entering a new code number. Confirm the code number: Press EXPERT shortly -> "SAFE" is indicated in the display. Leave the Expert mode: Press the EXPERT button until a signal is sounded. Is the coding activated? Radio is playing: Press the EXPERT button for more than 1 second. The coding is activated when "SAFE" is indicated in the display. The coding is not activated when "CODE" is indicated in the display. Leave the Expert mode: Press the EXPERTbutton for more than 1 second. Putting into operation again On disconnection of the supply voltage the radio is electronically locked. Reconnect the radio correctly to the supply voltage. Switch the radio on -> "SAFE" is indicated in the display. After about 3 seconds 1-- -- -- -- is indicated in the display. Enter the code number: The code is entered by repeatedly pressing the station buttons 1-4 (station button 1 for figure 1, station button 2 for figure 2 and so on). A wrong code number can be corrected by overwriting, i.e. entering a new code number. Confirm the code number: Press the EXPERT button until "SAFE" is indicated in the display. Radio starts playing after about 2 seconds. The entered code number is not correct -> "SAFE" is indicated in the display. The figure on the left of the code number indicates the number of attempts counted. Between the attempts 1-7 the waiting time increases to 24 hours. After the 7th attempt there is always a waiting time of 24 hours until a new code can be entered. Deactivating the coding Radio is playing. Press the EXPERT button until a signal is sounded. "EXPERT" is shortly indicated in the display. Press any of the buttons r t until "SAFE" is indicated in the display. Press button EXPERT shortly. The indication 1-- -- -- -- flashes in the display. Enter the code number: The code is entered by repeatedly pressing the station buttons 1-4 (station button 1 for figure 1, station button 2 for figure 2 and so on). A wrong code number can be corrected by overwriting, i.e. entering a new code number. Confirm the code number: Press EXPERT shortly -> "CODE" is indicated in the display. Leave the Expert mode: Press the EXPERT button until a signal is sounded.