After the center of the display is properly converged,

 

the outer areas can be adjusted by using the monitor’s

 

“Dynamic Convergence” controls. The number of

 

controls, the area of the screen that they affect and

 

their adjustment procedure is dependent upon the

 

monitor you’re testing.

Test:

Sweep Linearity Adjustment

Purpose:

In order to present an undistorted display, the

 

horizontal and vertical sweeps of the electron beam

 

across the face of the CRT should be at uniform

 

speeds. Any non-uniformity in the sweep will cause

 

portions of an image to be stretched while other

 

portions will be compressed. Non-linearity in a

 

monitor can show up in several ways. It may be

 

present across the entire screen, a large portion of

 

the screen or it may be localized in a very small

 

area.

Method:

Adjust the display’s linearity controls so that all of

 

the boxes in the crosshatch are identical in size. You

 

can measure the boxes with a ruler or with a gauge

 

made for the monitor you’re testing. Any deviation

 

should be within your spec limits.

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Chapter 4: Built-In Images

Model 801GC, 801GF & 801GX¥Rev. X1

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Quantum Data 801GC, 801GF, 801GX manual After the center of the display is properly converged