72GF-66E
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
All adjustments to this chassis, except for focus, are carried out in the service mode.
•SERVICE MODE
The service mode is provided to enable the engineer to correctly set up the receiver to the CRT fitted in the set. Note that these adjustments may vary from one receiver to another.
To enter the service mode, carry out the following procedure.
1.Connect a test pattern to the antenna terminal.
2.Tune the receiver to this signal.
3.Turn the receiver off using the mains switch.
4.Press volume down and channel up buttons on the front of the receiver at the same time.
5.Keeping these buttons pressed, turn the mains on.
6.When the set starts up it will be in service mode.
7.Release the two buttons.
•Use the channel up and down buttons to move between the options.
•Use the volume control buttons to change the data.
•To store the data, use the
•To exit the service mode, turn the receiver off using the mains switch.
When the service mode is entered the following On Screen Display appears
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The figures displayed in the XXXX locations are hexadecimal representations of the number of times that particular function has been executed. For example if the hexadecimal number displayed after SW ON was 0E4A, this would correspond to the receiver being turned on 3658 times.
Adjustment menu:
The following adjustments can be carried out in the service mode.
• Horizontal Shift | • Green Cut Off |
• East West Width | • Blue Cut Off |
• Pin Phase | • Alter NVM Page |
• Pin Amp | • Alter NVM Position |
• Upper corner correction | • Alter NVM Value |
• Lower corner correction | • Teletext Mix Mode Contrast |
• Vertical Linearity | • Teletext Contrast |
• Vertical angle | • OSD Contrast |
• Vertical bow | • DVCO Adjustment (Only PAL) |
• Vertical Amplitude | • DVCO Adjustment (Only NTSC) |
• S Correction | • Luma croma delay |
• Vertical Shift | • AGC Adjustment |
• Red Gain | • AFT Adjustment |
• Green Gain | • AFT Adjustment (L’) |
• Blue Gain | • OPC Value |
• Red Cut Off | • Auto Installation On/Off |
Geometry Adjustments
All geometry adjustments are based on an internally generated test pattern as shown in figure 1. When carrying out any of the above geometry adjustments, use the inter-
nally generated test pattern for guidance.
Fig.1
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