Sony LDI-100B operating instructions Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting (continued)

Symptom

Cause

Remedy

The black, red, and green dots do not disappear.

The LCD is made with high-

precision technology. However,

 

black points or bright points of light

 

(red, blue, or green) may appear

 

constantly on the LCD screen. This

 

is not a malfunction.

 

(Effective dots: more than 99.999%)

 

The picture color is

The color intensity and hue* are not

Adjust COLOR and HUE* in the menu

different.

adjusted.

screen (page 27).

 

 

 

The picture is out of position in the PC mode.

The external display output signal of the connected computer does not match the supported input signal.

Change the screen resolution and the vertical frequency on your PC to match the supported output frequency (page 22). Refer to the instruction manual of your PC.

Noise appears on the picture in the PC mode.

The input signal does not match the supported specifications. See “Signal compatibility” (page 22).

In this case, the picture does not appear correctly.

Change the screen resolution or the vertical frequency of the external display output signal on your PC to match the supported vertical frequency (pages 22 and 24). Refer to the instruction manual of your PC.

The horizontal frequency of the signal

Change the display mode on your PC

does not match the supported

to the external monitor only (page 24).

specifications.

 

In this case, the flicker may appear on

 

the right edge of the picture.

 

 

 

The POWER switch does

Disconnect the AC power cord from the

not function.

 

wall outlet. After three minutes,

 

 

reconnect the AC power cord.

 

 

 

* NTSC (VIDEO) mode only

 

 

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Contents Personal LCD Display Information Declaration of ConformityPour les utilisateurs au Canada PrecautionsFor the customers in Canada For the customers in EuropePage Table of Contents Laser disc player, Camcorder About the Personal LCD DisplayPersonal Computer DVD playerFeatures Locating the parts and controls Display unitPower supply box Connecting a PC Connecting the Personal LCD DisplayConnecting other IBM compatible PCs Connecting a Macintosh Powerbook Connector Audio cable RGB signal cable Signal flow Connecting a Macintosh desktop modelsConnecting the Personal LCD Display MacintoshCamcorder, etc Connecting video equipmentTo audio/video output To AUDIO/VIDEO connector Special miniplug Phono plugAudio L Audio R If your video equipment has an S-video jackVideo Connecting the power source Loosen the back strap Adjust the strapWearing the Personal LCD Display Put on the Personal LCD DisplayAdjust the stereo earphones Adjusting the back strapAdjust the angle of the display unit Front padWhen you connect to the S-video connector Adjust the sound volume by turning the VOL control Input the signal from the connected equipmentAdjust the brightness by turning the Bright control Darker brighterInput signal Mega Bass Avls After you finish using Personal LCD DisplayUsing the Personal LCD Display Checking the display indicationsViewing the surrounding environment Set the Screen switch to onTurn the SEE-THROUGH dial PC mode RGB signal Adjusting the sound and pictureSignal compatibility Video mode video signalAdjusting the sound/picture HUE Ntsc Video mode onlyPC mode Adjusting the sound and picture Press MenuAdjust the setting using the jog dial Video modeIndicator Avls Auto Volume Limiter SystemPicture Power Turn the jog dial to set to ON, then press the jog dialAdjusting the RGB signal Adjusting the sound and pictureHUE Ntsc Video mode only Adjusting the video signalResetting the adjustments to the factory preset level LessmoreAttach the battery pack to the power supply box Using the optional battery packCharging the battery pack Connect the AC power adapter to the DC in connector onMark appears on Checking the remaining battery lifeFully Remaining battery life Dead Charged ScreenUse PrecautionsInstallation Unified polarity plugOthers Error messages OUT of Scan RangeTroubleshooting Symptom Cause RemedyTroubleshooting Pin No Signal SpecificationsPin Assignment K, L, M, N O IndexY, Z