LC-32AX3H/M/X
LC-37AX3H/M/X
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8. White Balance Adjustment
8-1. White balance adjustment
Adjustment point Adjustment conditions Adjustment procedure
1 Adjustment Place a luminance
meter on the center of
the screen.
2 Auto adjustment
1. Carry out aging for approx. 60 minutes.
2. Connect the white balance adjustment jig (luminance meter).
[Adjustment procedure]
Adjustment gradations values (IN) are shown on Page 9, and adjustment
initial values (OUT), on Pages 10 and 11, respectively. For white balance
adjustment, adjust the OUT values shown on Pages 10 and 11.
Set the specified gradation for point 6, and adjust RGB to the reference
values of point 6.
Set the specified gradation for point 1. Set G of point 1 to the default value
[(adjusted G value of point 6)/896, with fractions rounded] and adjust RB to
the reference values of point 1.
Set the specified gradation for point 2. Set G of point 2 to the default value
[(adjusted G value of point 6)/896, with fractions rounded] and adjust RB to
the reference values of point 2.
Set the specified gradation to point 3. Set G of point 3 to the default value
[(adjusted G value of point 6)/896, with fractions rounded] and adjust RB to
the reference values of point 3.
Set the specified gradation to point 4. Set G of point 4 to the default value
[(adjusted G value of point 6)/896, with fractions rounded] and adjust RB to
the reference values of point 4.
Set the specified gradation to point 5. Set G of point 5 to the default value
[(adjusted G value of point 6)/896, with fractions rounded] and adjust RB to
the reference values of point 5.
[Reference values for adjustment reference]: Luminance meter [Minolta
CA-210]
Note:
Point 1 Specified value for adjustment: ±0.004
Specified value for inspection: ±0.006
Other than the above Specified value for adjustment: ±0.002
Specified value for inspection: ±0.004
IN OUT
Point 1 reference values x = 0.272 y = 0.277 98 gradations 196 gradations
Point 2 reference values x = 0.272 y = 0.277
136 gradations
272 gradations
Point 3 reference values x = 0.272 y = 0.277
248 gradations
496 gradations
Point 4 reference values x = 0.272 y = 0.277
324 gradations
648 gradations
Point 5 reference values x = 0.272 y = 0.277
396 gradations
792 gradations
Point 6 reference values x = 0.272 y = 0.277
448 gradations
896 gradations