Picture Tube Specs.

[John Ely]

Hello,
Does anyone know where I might find data sheets and or pinouts for
TV picture tubes , specifically the tube in question is a Philips
A68ESF002X111 made in France probably about 4 years old , Philips Aust.
while helpful were unable to come up with much. There does not seem to be
much info. on any CRT's on the internet.
Cheers John Ely.

 

[KTN]

http://industrial-computers.globalspec.com/Specifications/Industrial_Compute
rs_Boards/Computer_Peripherals/CRT_Computer_Monitors

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[Franc Zabkar]

Hello,
Does anyone know where I might find data sheets and or pinouts for
TV picture tubes , specifically the tube in question is a Philips
A68ESF002X111 made in France probably about 4 years old , Philips Aust.
while helpful were unable to come up with much. There does not seem to be
much info. on any CRT's on the internet.
Cheers John Ely.

I can't help you specifically, but one thing you could try is to
crossreference the pinout to a known one by checking the list of
adapters for a CRT rejuvenator. For example, this adapter list ...

http://www.promax.es/pdfs/adap_i.pdf

.... for this rejuvenator ...

http://www.promax.es/ing/productos/familias.asp?subfamilia=27

.... specifies adapter A8 for your CRT.

A8 can be used with these CRTs:
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~fzabkar/a8.txt


- Franc Zabkar

 

[Franc Zabkar]

I can't help you specifically, but one thing you could try is to
crossreference the pinout to a known one by checking the list of
adapters for a CRT rejuvenator. For example, this adapter list ...

http://www.promax.es/pdfs/adap_i.pdf

... for this rejuvenator ...

http://www.promax.es/ing/productos/familias.asp?subfamilia=27

... specifies adapter A8 for your CRT.

A8 can be used with these CRTs:
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~fzabkar/a8.txt

I have an Osborne monitor which is a rebadged Philips 4CM8270. The
parts list states that the CRT is an M36KUT23XX22. This CRT uses the
same A8 adapter as yours.

The pinout is as follows:
5 G1
6 Green K
7 G2
8 Red K
9 Heater 2
10 Heater 1
11 Blue K
12 N/C

You should be able to identify the heater pins by testing for
continuity between them.


- Franc Zabkar

 

[Franc Zabkar]

The pinout is as follows:

12 N/C

Oops, pin 12 is G4 (Focus).


- Franc Zabkar