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The '''Apple AudioVision 14 Display''' volume of Apple's ''Service Source'' is a '''121-page''' service manual for the AudioVision 14 Display, the 14-inch monitor with built-in speakers, microphone and an ADB/audio/video breakout to a single cable. The PDF was distilled on 15 December 1995.
== Specifications as printed ==
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! Item !! Value
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| Picture tube || 14 in diagonal, '''13 in viewable'''
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| Screen resolution || 640 x 480
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| Scan rates || horizontal '''35.0 kHz'''; vertical refresh '''66.7 Hz'''
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| Mains || '''100-240 VAC ±10%''', 50-60 Hz ±3%
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| Power || '''55 W maximum, all line conditions'''
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| Fuse || internal power-line fuse; Apple states it must be replaced with the same type by a qualified service technician, and prints no rating
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| Size / weight || 13 in (330 mm) H x 13.5 in (344 mm) W x 15.5 in (394 mm) D; 33 lb (15 kg)
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| Warm-up time || '''20 minutes''' required to meet all specifications
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| User controls || front keypad: contrast, brightness, volume, mute, microphone; rear panel on/off switch
|}
The '''20-minute warm-up''' figure is the one to quote before condemning a display for brightness or convergence: Apple's own specification does not hold until the tube has been on for twenty minutes.
== Contents ==
* '''Basics''' - '''Self-Threading Screws''' (pdf pp. 3-4). Apple warns that the screws in this chassis cut their own threads in plastic; cross-threading them on reassembly ruins the boss.
* '''Specifications''' - Characteristics, Controls, Electrical, Physical, Environmental (pdf pp. 6-12)
* '''Troubleshooting''' - General; symptom charts for No Raster, Geometry, Synchronization, Video, '''Audio''' and Miscellaneous (pdf pp. 14-26)
* '''Take Apart''' - Rear Cover, Audio Enclosure and Speakers, Video Cable and Strain Relief, Main Board, On/Off Switch Assembly, Monitor Stand, Base Assembly, Front Panel Controls and LEDs, CRT Assembly, '''Microphone Assembly''', Bezel, '''Fuse''' (pdf pp. 28-80)
* '''Adjustments''' - Geometry, Video, Light Meter Setup, Convergence, '''Geometric Distortion''' (pdf pp. 82-119)
* '''Exploded View''' (pdf pp. 120-121)
== What this manual does not contain ==
Module-level only: no parts list, no schematic, no component values, '''no fuse rating''' and no audio amplifier data. The Audio symptom chart's cures are to replace the speaker assembly, the sound enclosure or the main board.
== A note on duplication ==
This wiki carries '''two pages for this one file'''. [[Apple AudioVision 14 Service Source]] embeds the same file, ''Audiovision 14 display.pdf''. There is only one AudioVision 14 manual here; the second page is a duplicate title, not a second document.
== Pages that cite this document ==
* [[17" ColorSync Displays Service Source]] - Apple's later integrated-audio displays.
A CRT display holds a lethal charge on the anode after the mains is removed. Follow [[CRT Discharge Procedure]] before working inside one.
<pdf> File:Audiovision 14 display.pdf </pdf>
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Download the Apple Audio Vision 14 display Service Source Here: [[:File:Audiovision 14 display.pdf|Audiovision 14 display.pdf]]
Download: [[:File:Audiovision 14 display.pdf|Audiovision 14 display.pdf]]


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Revision as of 07:36, 25 September 2026

The Apple AudioVision 14 Display volume of Apple's Service Source is a 121-page service manual for the AudioVision 14 Display, the 14-inch monitor with built-in speakers, microphone and an ADB/audio/video breakout to a single cable. The PDF was distilled on 15 December 1995.

Specifications as printed

Item Value
Picture tube 14 in diagonal, 13 in viewable
Screen resolution 640 x 480
Scan rates horizontal 35.0 kHz; vertical refresh 66.7 Hz
Mains 100-240 VAC ±10%, 50-60 Hz ±3%
Power 55 W maximum, all line conditions
Fuse internal power-line fuse; Apple states it must be replaced with the same type by a qualified service technician, and prints no rating
Size / weight 13 in (330 mm) H x 13.5 in (344 mm) W x 15.5 in (394 mm) D; 33 lb (15 kg)
Warm-up time 20 minutes required to meet all specifications
User controls front keypad: contrast, brightness, volume, mute, microphone; rear panel on/off switch

The 20-minute warm-up figure is the one to quote before condemning a display for brightness or convergence: Apple's own specification does not hold until the tube has been on for twenty minutes.

Contents

  • Basics - Self-Threading Screws (pdf pp. 3-4). Apple warns that the screws in this chassis cut their own threads in plastic; cross-threading them on reassembly ruins the boss.
  • Specifications - Characteristics, Controls, Electrical, Physical, Environmental (pdf pp. 6-12)
  • Troubleshooting - General; symptom charts for No Raster, Geometry, Synchronization, Video, Audio and Miscellaneous (pdf pp. 14-26)
  • Take Apart - Rear Cover, Audio Enclosure and Speakers, Video Cable and Strain Relief, Main Board, On/Off Switch Assembly, Monitor Stand, Base Assembly, Front Panel Controls and LEDs, CRT Assembly, Microphone Assembly, Bezel, Fuse (pdf pp. 28-80)
  • Adjustments - Geometry, Video, Light Meter Setup, Convergence, Geometric Distortion (pdf pp. 82-119)
  • Exploded View (pdf pp. 120-121)

What this manual does not contain

Module-level only: no parts list, no schematic, no component values, no fuse rating and no audio amplifier data. The Audio symptom chart's cures are to replace the speaker assembly, the sound enclosure or the main board.

A note on duplication

This wiki carries two pages for this one file. Apple AudioVision 14 Service Source embeds the same file, Audiovision 14 display.pdf. There is only one AudioVision 14 manual here; the second page is a duplicate title, not a second document.

Pages that cite this document

A CRT display holds a lethal charge on the anode after the mains is removed. Follow CRT Discharge Procedure before working inside one.

Download: Audiovision 14 display.pdf

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