Pioneer PRO-610HD, PRO-510HD service manual Fine-adjustment of the Green, 3.4.1, 3.4.2

PRO-610HD, PRO-510HD, SD-582HD5, SD-532HD5

• Pattern for each adjustment item

Key No. ` Key No. 1

STATIC	SKEW
GH

Key No. 8

SIZE

= Fixed position

Key No. `	Key No. 1	Key No. 6
STATIC	SKEW	PIN

GV

Key No. 8

SIZE

Note 1: When the green CRT is replaced, or when the deflection yoke for the green is replaced, prior to the convergence adjustment, tune the center of the image to the center of the screen by turning the centering magnet.

Note 2: When the CONVER. AMP Assy or DIGITAL CONV. Assy is replaced, make coarse adjustment as shown in 3.3 above.

3.4 Fine-adjustment of the Green

Enter MANUAL CONVERGENCE mode by pressing the SET/ENTER key, and make adjustments. Repeatedly make the coarse adjustment as shown in 3.3 if necessary. Proceed with the adjustment for each screen mode. Adjusted values for the green become the standard for the red and the blue.

3.4.1

In MANUAL CONVERGENCE mode entered by pressing the SET/ENTER key, the display becomes as shown below:

Screen indication

F (0 , 0)

A B

A

Screen mode:

F: FULL Z : ZOOM C : CINEMA

N : NATURAL

H : FULL for HD

The Screen modes change cyclically with each press of the SCREEN mode key.

B

Coordinates where the cursor (adjustment point) is located

There are 72 adjustment points (8,9) on the coordinates for FULL, ZOOM, CINEMA, NATURAL and FULL for HD modes, but the coordinates actually used for adjustment are as follows (the coordinates outside the ranges indicated below are outside the screen, and adjustment will not have any effect on the

screen):
FULL	: (0, 1) to (7, 9)
ZOOM	: (0, 1) to (7, 7)
CINEMA	: (0, 1) to (7, 8)
NATURAL	: (0, 1) to (7, 8)

HD for FULL : (0, 1) to (7, 9)

(X, Y): X=abscissa, Y=ordinate

Some coordinates may be outside the screen and invisible. The point at coordinates (0, 0) is at the upper left of the screen.

3.4.2

Move the cursor to a point to be adjusted with the cursor move keys.

Screen indication

F (4 , 4)

Note: The actual shape of the cursor is " [ ] ".

The position of the cursor in this figure is different from the actual position on the screen.

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