Ok, so channels don't seem to get you anywhere..
Ok, put a scope on TP10 - set your scopes' 20MHz Bandwidth to ON.
Now I need you to look at TP 10 output on your scope - not the 35MHz part, the other the one that Pin 17 of the PLL is trying to catch. Less than 2MHz...
You adjust L19 to obtain a lower speed signal - fewer MHz - like around 1MHz at the most - this signal is your DIVISOR for the PLL ROM and Channel input TO COMPARE and DIVIDE down and obtain something it can use for Pin 1-2 and 3-4 of the PLL free-running INVERTERS...
The TP 10 is in a 35MHz TRAP filter - it supplies power, but does not let HF get thru - it is a LOW PASS filter you see a SLOWER waveform on TP 10, to do that you check that on junction of C87 and C88 - not TR20. You need to see any signal filtered out of the mess of 35MHz out of UHIC chip. NOT what the UHIC is dealing with.
Adjusting L19 let's you SYNC the output of the VCO to TR20 - TR20 then sends/reflects a signal back to Pin 17 thru a low-pass filter. So don't look for 35MHz look for the SLOWER signal - Pin 17 is trying to locate something it can track or BFO to - and compare it to the INVERTERS used as COMPARATORS on Pin 1-2 (Fast) and Pin 3-4 (Slow) and the Pin 5 injects as needed to start correcting the loop signal it got back from TR 20 thru pin 17...
Ok, put a scope on TP10 - set your scopes' 20MHz Bandwidth to ON.
Now I need you to look at TP 10 output on your scope - not the 35MHz part, the other the one that Pin 17 of the PLL is trying to catch. Less than 2MHz...
You adjust L19 to obtain a lower speed signal - fewer MHz - like around 1MHz at the most - this signal is your DIVISOR for the PLL ROM and Channel input TO COMPARE and DIVIDE down and obtain something it can use for Pin 1-2 and 3-4 of the PLL free-running INVERTERS...
The TP 10 is in a 35MHz TRAP filter - it supplies power, but does not let HF get thru - it is a LOW PASS filter you see a SLOWER waveform on TP 10, to do that you check that on junction of C87 and C88 - not TR20. You need to see any signal filtered out of the mess of 35MHz out of UHIC chip. NOT what the UHIC is dealing with.
Adjusting L19 let's you SYNC the output of the VCO to TR20 - TR20 then sends/reflects a signal back to Pin 17 thru a low-pass filter. So don't look for 35MHz look for the SLOWER signal - Pin 17 is trying to locate something it can track or BFO to - and compare it to the INVERTERS used as COMPARATORS on Pin 1-2 (Fast) and Pin 3-4 (Slow) and the Pin 5 injects as needed to start correcting the loop signal it got back from TR 20 thru pin 17...