Pioneer 12 technical manual Before Beginning Adjustment, Operation Mode

Before Beginning Adjustment/Setting

5.1 Before Beginning Adjustment

There are three methods for adjusting this display:

•Main control panel

•Remote control

•Personal computer (RS-232C control)

Carefully read and gain a good understanding of this section before beginning adjustment. Items that apply only when a PDA-5003 or PDA-5004 is installed, are indicated with a ‘★’.

5.1.1 Operation Mode

This display is divided into the following four operating modes.

				(Note 2)
	Power standby state				Power management
					standby state
					ON indicator flashes
STANDBY/ON		<PON>	<POF>	No input
				INPUT1 to INPUT5

MENU 1 Normal operation mode

	(Note 1)	Press for three
MENU		seconds or more.

DISPLAY DISPLAY MENU

2 Menu Mode

3 Integrator Mode

4 RS-232C Adjustment

indicates the operation modes and states

indicates button controls on the remote control or main-control panel

<> indicates controls by RS-232C commands

(Note 1) Refer to section 5.4.1, “About the Integrator Mode” (pg. 142).

(Note 2) Power management standby state exists only when power management is set.

1 Normal Operation Mode

This mode is for displaying signals.

In this mode the following basic controls are available:

•Switching to the power standby state

•Switching the input

•Switching the screen

•Adjusting the volume

•Muting the sound (remote control only)

•Setting the AUTO SET UP

•Applying the POINT ZOOM (remote control only)

•Accessing Multi screens (remote control only)

•Activating the menu mode or the integrator mode

In addition, some control via RS-232C commands is possible (Refer to section 5.5.5, “List of RS-232C Commands” (pg. 194)).

2 Menu Mode

This mode is for adjusting the image quality, changing the screen position, and assigning various settings. For details, refer to section 5.3, “Menu Mode” (pg. 101).

In this mode, it is possible to change adjustment data within a limited range. These adjustments are based on values set in the integrator mode or RS-232C commands (to be described later).

78For details, refer to section 5.3, “Menu Mode” (pg. 101).