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FACTORY & ELECTRONIC ADJUSTMENT VER1.0
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2. Color Temperature Adjustment
1.1 Pre-setting Adjustment and Equipment Preparation for DVI Mode:
(1) Turn on the PDP and let it warm up for at least 30 minutes.
(2) Turn on the Color Analyzer (ie. Minolta, Model = CA-100) and reset the Color
Analyzer.
(3) Change the PDP input mode to DVI and press the “Recall” key on the remote
control to have the PDP set recalled back to default factory settings.
(4) Set up the Video Pattern Generator (ie. Chroma, Model = C2226) with the
following settings:
a. Timing: 640 x 480 @ 60Hz,
b. Make sure the Output signal is Digital (DVI)
Connect the PDP DVI input connector to the Chroma DVI output connector.
(5) Dark level and bright level center block definition:
A. Dark level center block definition:
Pattern set = Pattern name = 1-mosaic,
Color form = norm,
Background color = 0
Foreground color = 17
According to the C-2226’s user manual, appendix analog-color: Normal Pen
from Pen 17 = R: 102, G: 102, B: 102
102 (output amplifier)/1024 (total amplifier)=10%, therefore the 10% is the 10
IRE white output pattern.
B. Bright level center block definition:
Pattern set = Pattern name = 1-mosaic,
Color form = norm,
Background color = 0
Foreground color = 25
According to the C-2226’s user manual, appendix analog-color: Normal Pen
from Pen 25 = R: 614, G: 614, B: 614
614 (output amplifier)/1024 (total amplifier)=60%, therefore the 60% is the 60
IRE white output pattern.
(6) There are 3 different modes (DVI, RGB and Component) that have Color
Temperature settings. For each one of these 3 modes, there are 4 different Color
Temperatures (5400K, 6500D, 9300K and 13800K) that can be individually
adjusted. Each Color Temperature is adjusted through the dark level, bright level,
Gain and Bias values.
(7) Press the following key sequence to access the Factory Adjustment Menu:
Press and hold down the Left Arrow key for at least 5 seconds, then press and
hold down the Right Arrow key for at least 5 seconds followed by pressing the
FAV.SET key.