Clarity SN-4620-1080 manual Basic Bay Cat X Troubleshooting Steps, Troubleshooting Checklist

5.1 Basic Bay Cat X Troubleshooting Steps

The Bay Cat X is very simple to troubleshoot because there is very little that can malfunction

Troubleshooting Checklist

Problem	Possible Cause	Possible Resolution	Result/Further Action
Screen is black	No power	Check power cord. Check power switch
	Backlights not lit.	On the remote, press ON
	Image being displayed is	On the remote, press SOURCE.
	black.
Screen is a solid	Unit is displaying a test pattern	Turn off the test pattern. See “To turn off a Test Pattern” on page 70.
color, not black
	Unit is displaying a custom	On the remote, press CURTAIN
	splash screen.
Picture is visible,	Image is rotated	Check your source. The Bay Cat X has no way of rotating images.
but something is
	Picture has a black edge	Picture is not positioned cor-	Use the Picture Position menu
wrong with it
		rectly.	to adjust it (see “Position” on
			page 36)
	Picture has a black or colored	The source has a black edge
	edge
		Wall Mode turned on and the	Check the Aspect Ratio and
		picture is not the same aspect	Wall menu (see “Aspect Ratio
		ratio as the wall. The edge color	and Scale Mode” on page 32)
		is determined by the Border
		Color in this menu
	Picture is too large or too small	This could be a zoom adjust-	Check the two Zoom menus
		ment, particularly if you are	and set them both so you
		using Clarity’s Big Picture™	see a zero on all four sides.
			Then check the two View-
			port menus and see that
			they read zero on all four
			sides (see “Zoom and Position”
			on page 49)
	Picture is noisy	Cable from source is poor quality	Use a different cable
	Picture has horizontal or verti-	or too long
	cal streaks
		Poorly adjusted Phase and/or	Only analog computer signals
		Frequency	may need this adjusted. This
			can be done automatically by
			pressing SETUP on the remote.
	Colors are wrong	Input Levels must be adjusted	For analog computer sources,
			see “Adjusting Levels for Ana-
			log Computer Sources” on
			page 28. For digital computer
			sources, see “Adjusting Levels
			for Digital Computer Sources”
			on page 26

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