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Sanyo PLC-XF60A - Gain Adjustment; Common Center Adjustment; PC White Balance Adjustment; Gamma Shift Adjustment

Sanyo PLC-XF60A
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n Gain adjustment
PC gain adjustment
1 Receive the 16-step grey scale computer signal with
INPUT 2 [RGB] mode.
2 Enter the service mode and select group no. 200”.
3
Connect an oscilloscope to test point TP_GVID1(+)
and chassis ground (-). Select item no. 15 and change
data value to
adjust the amplitude “a” to be minimum.
4
Connect an oscilloscope to test point TP_RVID1 (+)
and chassis ground (-). Select item no. 16 and change
data value to
adjust the amplitude “a” to be minimum.
5
Connect an oscilloscope to test point TP_BVID1 (+)
and chassis ground (-). Select item no. 17 and change
data value to
adjust the amplitude “a” to be minimum.
AV gain adjustment
1 Receive the 16-step grey scale component signal with
INPUT 2 [Y/Cr/Cb] mode.
2 Enter the service mode and select group no. 210”.
3
Connect an oscilloscope to test point TP_GVID1(+)
and chassis ground (-). Select item no. 15 and change
data value to
adjust the amplitude “a” to be minimum.
4
Connect an oscilloscope to test point TP_RVID1 (+)
and chassis ground (-). Select item no. 16 and change
data value to
adjust the amplitude “a” to be minimum.
5
Connect an oscilloscope to test point TP_BVID1 (+)
and chassis ground (-). Select item no. 17 and change
data value to
adjust the amplitude “a” to be minimum.
(a)
White Level
m Common center adjustment
1 Receive the 1 line black/white pattern computer signal
with INPUT 2 [RGB] mode.
2 Enter the service mode and select group no. 200”.
3 Project only green light component to the screen.
4 Select item no.18” and change data value to obtain
the minimum flicker on the screen.
5 Project only red light component to the screen.
6 Select item no.19” and change data value to obtain
the minimum flicker on the screen.
7 Project only blue light component to the screen.
8 Select item no.20 and change data value to obtain
the minimum flicker on the screen.
, PC white balance adjustment
1 Set projector with 2-lamp mode.
2 Receive the 50% whole-white computer signal with IN-
PUT 2 [RGB] mode.
3 Enter the service mode and select group no. 200”.
4 Select item no.27 (Green), “28 (Red) or 29 (Blue),
and change data values respectively to make a proper
white balance.
. Gamma shift adjustment
1 Set projector with 2-lamp mode.
2 Enter the service mode and select group no. 210”.
G-Gamma shift
3 Receive the 100% whole-green component signal with
INPUT 2 [Y/Cb/Cr] mode.
4 Measure luminance on the screen with the luminance
meter. It is A for the reading of luminance meter.
5 Change the signal source to the 50% whole-green
component signal.
6 Select item no. 21and change data value to make the
reading of luminance meter to be A x 0.22.
R-Gamma shift
3 Receive the 100% whole-red component signal with
INPUT 2 [Y/Cb/Cr] mode.
4 Measure luminance on the screen with the luminance
meter. It is A for the reading of luminance meter.
5 Change the signal source to the 50% whole-red com-
ponent signal.
6 Select item no. 22and change data value to make the
reading of luminance meter to be A x 0.22.
B-Gamma shift
3 Receive the 100% whole-blue component signal with
INPUT 2 [Y/Cb/Cr] mode.
4 Measure luminance on the screen with the luminance
meter. It is A for the reading of luminance meter.
5 Change the signal source to the 50% whole-blue com-
ponent signal.
6 Select item no. 23and change data value to make the
reading of luminance meter to be A x 0.22.
⁄0 AV white balance adjustment-1
1 Set projector with 2-lamp mode.
2 Receive the 100% whole-white component signal with
INPUT 2 [Y/Cb/Cr] mode.
3 Enter the service mode and select group no. 210”.
4 Select item no.24 (Green), “25 (Red) or 26 (Blue),
and change data values respectively to make a proper
white balance.
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