Sanyo PLC-8800E User manual

SERVICE MANUAL Mu!t!-m.d!a
Projector
F/^F NO.
Mode) no. PLC-8800E
(Europe,Asta,Africa,M.E.)
Content
Specifications
Disassemblies and Replacement Procedures
Safety Instructions
Alignment Procedures
Semiconductor & 1C Block Diagrams
Parts -List
Take notice of "SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS'
Description of Projector
Wave forms
Block Diagrams
CPU Input/Output Port Functions
Component and Test Point Locations
Schematic diagrams
OR!G)NAL VERSION
Service
Ref.No. PLC-8800E-00
PRODUCT CODE
P6KA (PLC-8800E-00) ; 1122 036 00
REFERENCE NO. SM525045

Contents Specifications
Contents
Specifications -
Disassemblies and Repfacoment Procedures
Mechanical Disassembles ...------....-
Opticai Unit Disassemblies ---...........
LCD Panei Repiacement................
Assy Lamp Replacement -.--....-......
Safety instructions ........................
Alignment Procedures ------
Eioctricai Adjustments " "
iiC Data Adjustments " " -
Focus Adjustments ------
Convergence Adjustments
Semiconductor & )C Block Diagrams
iC internai Biock Diagrams " "
iC-Tr Package Outfine Drawings -
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Parts -List ................
Etectricai Parts List " " -
Cabinet Parts List -.-----
Opticai Parts List -.---.-
LCD Panei Unit Parts List
Take notice of "SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS"
Description of Projector .................
Wave forms............................
Btock Diagrams ........................
CPU input/Output Port Functions-..-----..
Component and Test Point Locations
Schematic diagrams .............
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Specifications
Projector Type
Otmen$)on< (W x H x D}
Mat Weight
LCD Pane! System
Mumber ot Ptxeta
Cotor Syetem
SMnn)ne FMquMoy
Projection image S!ze (Dtagonat)
Contract Ratto
Hor!zontat ReM)utton
ProJecHon t^M
Throw Diatanoe
Pr&jecHoa Ltmp
ProJMHon Mttrof
AV )nput tectf*
Computer tnput JMh
Mon!tor Output Jack
ComputM- Audfo (nput J<ett
V)deo Momtor Output Jack
Audto MonttOf Output Jack*
Other Jac)t$
BuMt-fn SpMtMr
tmage E^vttfon Ad}u<^ent
Vo)tage
Power CofMumpdon
Operating TemperatuFC
Storage Temperature
Remote Contro) Battery
MuM-media Proiector
10.2' (260 mm ) x 6.3' (159 mm) x 15.4' (39] mm)
13.0 )bs (5.9 kg)
1.3' TFT Active Matrtx type (Th^ F)!m Trans!stor) ^ 3
2.359.296 {786.432 (1.024 x 768) ^ 3}
4 co)or system (PAL. SECAM. NTSC and NTSC4.43)
H-sync. 15-80 KHz.V-sync.50-100 Hz
Adjustabte from 20' to 400'
100:1 (ANSi)
800 TV )ines
f2.5 - 3.2 tens wtth 1.77' - 2.95' Motor zoom and focus
3.6'(1-1 m)-47'(14.3m)
Metaf Ha!!de. 120 watt type
Dichroic mirror and X-prism system
PHONO (RCA) Type x 1 (Video. Audio R and L)
and D)N 4 pin (S-V!deo) x 1
(VGA) HDB15 Tormina! x2. Muit!-po)e 12 pin (Contro) port) x 2
(VGA) HDB15 Tormina! x 1
Mini Stereo Type x 2
PHONO (RCA) Type x 1
PHONO (RCA) Type x 1 (R and L)
EXT. Speaker Jack x 1
)NT. SP- Stereo (R and L), 2 watt RMS (T.H.D. 10%)
UD[o6"
100 - 120V AC. 50/60 Hz or 200 - 240V AC. 50/60 Hz
2.0A (Max. Ampere) or 1.2A (Max. Ampere)
5t;-35t
- 10^-601
(2) AA Type UM-3 RM-06
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'^assemblies and Renlacement Procedures
Mechanical Disassemblies
CabmetTop Remova!
1. Remove 1 rear screws and 4 side screws
of the cabinet top.
2. Grip the two sides, pu)! the cabinet top
upward and remove.

Main, A / V ,Comb. Fi!ter and LED
Board Remova!
1. Remove 9 screws on the Main Board.
2. pu!) the Main Board upward and remove.
3. put! the A/V Board Downward and remove.
4. Remove 3 screws, then remove the A/V Board.
5. Remove 2 screws, then remove the Comb. Fitter Board.
6. Remove 1 screws, then remove the LED Board.
Hotder Lamp Ba)!ast
Board
Lamp Socket
Ho!der Lamp Baiiast Board and
Fan (FN902)'Remova!
1. Remove 3 screws on the Hotder Lamp BaHast
Board.
2. Remove 2 screws on the Lamp Socket.
3. pu!! the Ho)der Lamp Baf)ast Board upward and
remove.
4. pu!) the Fan (FN902) upward and remove.

Optical Unit Remova!
1. Remove 6 screws securing the Optica)
Unit and pu<! upward to remove.
power switch unit remova!
1. Remove 5 screws, then remove the power switch
unit.

Fan(FN901) and Ho!der Speaker
Removat
1. Remove 2 screws on the Fan.
2- puh the Fan upward and remove.
3. Remove 2 screws, then remove the Hotder Speaker.
4. Remove the another side Speaker repeat step 3.
Ho!der power Board Remova!
1. Remove 6 screws securing the Holder power Board
and pu!! upward to remove.

Speaker Remova!
1. Remove 2 screws , then remove the Speaker.
Power, Sub power and A&M Drtve
Board Remova!
1- Remove 6 screws securing the power Board and
put) upward to remove.
2. puf) the Sub power Board upward and remove-
3. put) the A&M Drive Board upward and remove.
Sub power Board
A&M Drive Board

BaHast Board and Fan L^mp BaHast
(FN903) Remova)
1. Remove 2 screws on the Ho)der Lamp Batiast Board.
3. put! the Shiotd Lamp pwb Top-M6KA upward and
remove.
1. Remove 4 screws on the Lamp Ba!)ast Board.
3. pu)! the Lamp Ba!tast Board upward and remove-
4- pu)! the Fan (FN903) upward and remove.
Ho)der Lamp BaNast Board
Shiefd Lamp pwb Top-M6KA
Fan(FN903)
Ho)der Lamp pwb -M6KA

Optical Unit Disassemblies
Optica! base top remova!
Remove 9 screws, then remove the Optical base top.
/^
^Optica) Unit)
(optica! base top")
base Bottom

LCD Panel Replacement
LCD Pane! unit remova!
1. Rermove 4 screws, securing the LCD Pane) unit.
2. Pu!) out the LCD Pane! unit.
Remova)
Screws ]
Remova)
Screws
Remova)
Screws
LCD Pane) Rep!acement
Rermove 3 screws, then remove the LCD Pane) and
rep)eace it.
Note
When you replace
the LCD panei, Focus
adjustment and Con-
vergence adjustment
must be done.
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Green Panei unit
Red and Blue Panel unit
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Metal Halidc LampAss'y Replacement
Warning ^^^^___^^^^
For continued safety, rep)ace with a tamp assemb)y of the same type. Rtn?R^M ttH^^n
A))ow the projector to coo) for at )east 45 minutes before you open the tamp cover. The tnside of
the projector can become very hot.
Do not drop the tamp module or touch the g)ass bu)b! The glass can shatter and cause )n]ury.
To prevent operator injury, the tamp cover ts )ocked. Untess the guard is in the unlocked
position, the iamp cover wH) not disconnect even if the screws have been removed.
1. Disconnect the AC cord from the projector.
2. Remove 1 screws and disconnect the lamp cover.
3. Remove 2 screws and pu!! out the iamp assembly
by gripping the handle.
4. Replace the tamp assembly.
5. Tighten 3 screws to secure the iamp cover to the
iamp assembly.
6. Connect the detachable AC cord to the projector.
7. Reset the iamp repiacement monitor timer.
NOTE: Do not reset the LAMP REPLACEMENT
MONITOR TIMER, except after the iamp replacement.^
Recommendat'on
7-1. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU
DISPLAY diatog box wiii appear.
7-2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to seiect
SETTING and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK)
BUTTON. Another dialog box SETTING DISPLAY wil!
appear.
7-3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow wii!
appear.
7-4. Move the arrow by pressing the POiNT UP/DOWN
BUTTON(s) to select Lamp age and then press the
SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you reset the
iamp replace monitor. "lamp replace monitor reset?" is
displayed for confirmation.
7-5. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT
(REAR CUCK) BUTTON, "OK?" is displayed for confir-
mation. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the
SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON, the !amp replace
monitor is reset.
Should the air filter become cfogged with dust particles, it
will reduce the cooling fan's effectiveness and may result in
internal heat build up and short tamp life. We recommend
cleaning the air fitter after the projection lamp is replaced.
Refer to AIR FILTER CARE AND CLEANING on the
Owner's Manual.
How to check the tamp i))umination time
Service Mode
1. Checking procedure
With the projector in operating mode (synchronize picture view condition), press
the POINT UP button for 20 seconds; digital display wii) appear on the screen for 5
seconds.
2. Calculation of illumination <
/'
illumination Time =1000-- Data Value )'
t
Note: if the RESET "YES" !s pressed, the data of illumination time wi!) \
be Initialized.
3. Ca)cu!ation example
1000- 987 =:13 Approx. 13 hour of illumination
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Data no. Data
Service tervtce )——) j ___)
Mode ! 37 ! J987J
Data Va)ue ^

F Su^-t'J instructions J
^ Safety Instructions ^
Safety Precauttons
WARN)NG: The chassis of this projector is isolated
(COLD) from AC tine by using the converter transformer.
Primary side of the converter transformer and )amp
power suppfy unit circuit is connected to the AC iine and
it is hot, which hot circuit is identified with the iine in the
schematic diagram. For continued product safety and
protection of personnel injury, servicing should be made
with qualified personne).
The following precautions must be observed:
1. An isolation transformer should be connected in the
power iine between the receiver and the AC iine
before any service is performed on the projector.
2. Compty with aii caution and safety- related notes
provided on the cabinet back, cabinet bottom, inside
the cabinet or on the chassis.
3. When repiacing a chassis in the cabinet, always be
certain that aii the protective devices are installed
property, such as control knobs, adjustment covers
or shields and barriers,
DO NOT OPERATE TH!S PROJECTOR WITHOUT
THE PROTECTIVE SHIELD iN POSiTiON AND PRO-
PERLY SECURED.
4. Before replacing the cabinet cover, thoroughly
inspect the inside of the cabinet to see that no stray
parts or toots have been ieft inside.
Before returning any projector to the customer, the
service personnel must perform the following safety
checks and be sure that it is completely safe to operate
without danger of efectricaf shock.
Product Safety Notice
Product safety should be considered when a compo-
nent rep!acement is mada in any area of the projector.
Components indicated by a mark (A ) in the parts iist
and the schematic diagram designate components in
which safety can bo of special significance, ft is,
therefore, particularly recommended that the replace-
ment of these parts must be made by exactly the same
parts.
" SERVICE PERSONNEL —— WARNING " : " Eye
Damage May Resuit From Directly Viewing The Light
Produced By The Lamp Used in This Equipment.
Afways Turn Off Lamp Before Opening Cover.
Uitravioiet Radiation Eye Protection Required During
This Servicing."
Never turn the power on without the iamp to avoid
etectric - shock or damage of the devices since the
stabilizer generates high vottages(10kV - 15kV) at its
start.
Since the iamp is very high temperature during units
operation replacement of the iamp should be done at
least one hour after the power has been turned off, to
aiiow the iamp cooi - off.
^ ! = t' '"S"::^^——

r Reset the therma) switch(SW905) ^
1. tf temperatures around the Lamp is reach 100 °C ,
turn off the therma) switch (SW905).
2. White the therma! switch{SW905) is turn off, a)i
buttons on the projector and remote contro) buttons
inc!uding MA)N ON/OFF switch wi!) not respond.
3. press the reset button (therma) switch SW905)
NOTE; Before press the reset button.
Disconnect the AC cord form the projector.

Electrical Adjustments
OUTPUT Vottage Adjustment
Digital voftmeter
---+ K6B1Pin
--- - K6B3Pin
EQUIPMENT---
CONNECTfONS
Red V!deoGatn Adjustment
" - Oscitbscope
---------TP201
Chassis Ground
Equipment- -
Connections
AC )NPUT Voitage ......................... saov AC
ADJUSTMENT: - - - - Adjust VR01 to be 370 ± 2.0V AC
or
AC tNPUT Vottage ...--..-......-...-..... i20V AC
ADJUSTMENT: - - - - Adjust VR01 to be 320 ± 2.0V AC
fnput Signa)
16 Step Gray Scato video signa) (NTSC)
Picture Condition
input Mode -"-
Adjustment: " - -
Norma).
---- AV.
NormaL
---. AV.
(Pedestat Level Adjustment
-- - Oscittoscope
.........TP20-)
Equipment- -
Connections
Chassis Ground
input S'gnat
16 Step Gray Scaie video signa) (NTSC)
Picture Condition
tnput Mode " " -
Adjustment: ........................................
Adjust the OC data (Refer to HC Data
Adjustment on page 19) so that the pedesta)
)evo) and the btack fevet are equat. --..-.-.-
By Using OD data (Refer to t)C Data
Adjustment on page 19)
Adjust A to be ...-...-. 1.60±0.05(V P-P).
Green Video Ga)n Adjustment
-" OscHioscope
.........Tp202
Equipment-'
Connections
Chassis Ground
tnput Signs)
16 Step Gray Scaie video sicnai (NTSC)
Picture Condition ........................... NormaL
input Mode -.---........-.--...-.......--..--. AV.
Ad)ustment: ..........-..-.-..--......-.-..-......
By Using OE data (Refer to !fC Data
Adjustment on page 19)
Adjust A to be ........ 1.60 ± 0.05 (V P-P).
t4

Bute Video Gain Adjustment
-- - Osci)toscope
.........TP203
Equ!pment- -
Connections
Chassis Ground
)nput Signal
16 Step Gray Scaie video signa) (NTSC)
Picture Condition
input Mode ""
Adjustment: - - - -
Normal.
----AV.
cG1 Center Adjustment]
Equipment ..-.---........-......... Digital voltmeter
Connections -----------.........--.......... -TP412
.......... Chassis ground
input Signa) " -16 Step Gray Scaie video signai(NTSC)
Picture Condition ---............--..--...... Normal
input Mode --------.....---.........-... Computer.
Adjustment: -- Adjust VR406 to read 6.5 ± 0.01V DC.
By Using OF data (Refer to iiC Data
Adjustment on page 19)
Adjust A to be -------- 1.60 ± 0.05 (V P-P).
[01 Video Adjustments]
Equipment ...".......--.--.------..-. OsciHoscope
Connections -.-----.....-.................... TP412
.......... Chassis ground
input Signal - - -16 Step Gray Scale video signai(NTSC)
Picture Condition
[nput Mode " -"
Adjustment: " -"
-] By Using VR405 Adjust the A
to be --------------- 3..4 ± 0.05 (V P-P).
2 By Using VR401 Adjust the B
to be -----..--..------ 2.5 ± 0.05 (V P-P).
-- Norma!.
Computer.
G2 Video Adjustments
EQUIPMENT .......................... Osciiioscope
iNPUT SIGNAL 16 Stop Gray Scaie video signa) (NTSC)
Picture condition ........................ Normal.
fnput Mode ----.-------.................. Computer.
Pre Condition - - - VR402andVR403 Mechanica) Center.
CONNECTIONS- -CH 1: TP412 and chassis ground
CH 2: TP1412 and chassis ground
CH1tCH2(iNV)
ADJUSTMENT: -......-..---......-..-...........
1 adjust VR1405 and VR1401 to Minimum p-p
waveform on Oscilloscope.
2 adjust VR1403 to 0 V-DC(GND) waveform on
Oscilloscope.
B

R1 Video Adjustments
EQUIPMENT -.-----................... Osci)ioscope
)NPUT S)GNAL 16 Step Gray Scaie video signa) (NTSC)
Picturecondition ----""-""."""".....Normai.
input Mode ---- --------------------Computer.
Pre Condition - - - VR402andVR403 Mechanical Center.
CONNECT)ONS---CH 1:TP412 and chassis ground
- CH 2: TP411 and chassis ground
CH1+CH2(iNV)
ADJUSTMENT:."".."."...................."
1 adjust to 01 and 02 data (Refer to ))C Data
Adjustment on page 19) Minimum p-p waveform
on Osci!!oscope.
2 adjust VR408 to 0 V-DC(GND) waveform on
Osciitoscope.
R2 Video Adjustments
EQUIPMENT ."----..............-. OsOitoscope
!NPUT S!GNAL16 Step Gray Scale video signa) (NTSC)
Picture condition --" --" .......... ------Norma!.
input Mode -------- --------------------Computer.
Pre Condition - - - VR402andVR403 Mechanical Center.
CONNECTtONS---CHl:TP411 and chassis ground
CH 2: TP1411 and chassis ground
CHl+CH2(tNV)
ADJUSTMENT: ""---"-..-...."."....-....".
1 adjust to OSand 06 data (Refer to iiC Data
Adjustment on page 19) Minimum p-p waveform
on Oscilloscope.
2 adjust VR1402 to 0 V-DC(GND) waveform on
Oscilloscope.
B1 Video Adjustments
EQUIPMENT ..........""-...--""" Osci))oscope
)NPUT S)GNAL16 Step Gray Sca)e video signal (NTSC)
Picture cond)tion "....-...-....... .--- -"Normal.
tnputMode ----"""-----".....---"---Computer.
Pre Condition - - - VR402andVR403 Mechanical Center.
CONNECTiONS-CH 1: TP412 and chassis ground
- CH 2: TP413 and chassis ground
CH1+CH2()NV)
ADJUSTMENT:.---.""........"-"."-.""...
1 adjust to 03and 04 data (Refer to HC Data
Adjustment on page 19) Minimum p-p waveform
on Oscilloscope.
2 adjust VR407 to 0 V-DC(GND) waveform on
Oscilloscope.
B2 Video Adjustments
EQUIPMENT ""...........".....".. Oscilloscope
iNPUT SIGNAL 16 Step Gray Scaie video signai (NTSC)
Picturecondition ----"-"........"........ Normal.
InputMode ......-..--..".-".""""..Computer.
Pre Condition - - - VR402andVR403 Mechanical Center.
CONNECTiONS-CH 1: TP413 and chassis ground
CH 2: TP1413 and chassis ground
CH1-t-CH2(iNV)
ADJUSTMENT:---"-""-""-""""""------
1 adjust to 07and 08 data (Refer to iiC Data
Adjustment on page 19) Minimum p-p waveform
on Oscilloscope.
2 adjust VR1404 to 0 V-DC(GND) waveform on
Osciifoscope.
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Video Center Adjustment
EQUtPMENT ........................ Dig'tta) vo^meter
CONNECTIONS ...............------........ .TP501
"-"-""""" Chassis Ground
)NPUT S1GNAL16 Step Gray Scale video signa! (NTSC)
[NRS Adjustment]
Equipment ............................ Oscilloscope
Connections ...--.------------.-......... TP2571
-------- Chassis ground
input Signal - - -16 Step Gray Scale video signa!(NTSC)
Picture Condition ........................... Normai.
Picture condition
input Mode --"
- - Normal.
Computer.
input Mode
Computer.
Adjustment: ---.-...----..............
ADJUSTMENT: Adjust VR501 to be 6.5 ± 0.05V DC. By Using VR1451 Adjust the A
to be------------------- 3.0 ± 0.1 (V P-P)
. t
A
r Common Center Adjustments i
input Signal .............. 1 Dot Black and White signaf
Picture condition ..-----.-..--.----...-.--.. Normat.
input Mode -.--.--.-..........-----...... Computer.
Other conditions:
Red: - - - Cover the G and B pane) to cut the tight transit.
Green; - Cover the Ft and B pane) to cut the tight transit.
Bute; - - - Cover the Ft and G pane) to cut the tight transit.
ADJUSTMENTS:
Red; - - - - Adiust VR2502 to Minimum Flicker on picture.
Green; - - Adjust VR2503 to Minimum Flicker on picture.
Blue; - - - - Adjust VR2504 to Minimum Flicker on picture.
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[R Samp)eHotdC)ock Adjustment]
Equipment ----------------------------Oscitioscope
Connections ...........----.-.--.. TP50R1
.......... chassis ground
)nput Signal - - -16 Step Gray Scate video signai(NTSC)
Picture Condition -......--.-........-.-....- Norma).
Adjustment:-----"-----"""----""----"-"""-
Adjust 11 data (Refer to HC Data Adjustment
on page 19) to Maximum P-P waveform on
Oscilloscope.
C G Sampte Ho)d Oock Adjustment]
Equipment -"----"--""---------"--Osciiioscope
Connections "''--"-'""'--"--"----"" TP50B1
.......... chassis ground
input Signal - - - 16 Step Gray Scale video signai(NTSC)
Picture Condition ""--""--"-""----"" Normal.
Adjustment:--- " ----- .-----.-................
Adjust 13 data (Refer to iiC Data Adjustment
on page 19) to Maximum P-P waveform on
Osdiioscope.
Maximum
Maximum
CG Samp)eHo!dCtock Adjustment]
Equipment "-"--""""-""""""Osci!!oscope
Connections -.....----.......-........-... TP50G11
.......... chassis ground
)nput Signal - - -16 Step Gray Sca)e video signa)(NTSC)
Picture Condition -..--.-..-..-----...------- Normal.
Adjustment:------""""-"-""""""-"-"""
Adjust 12 data (Refer to !!C Data Adjustment
on page 19) to Maximum P-P waveform on
Oscilloscope.
[ White Batance Adjustment ]
16 Step Gray Sca)e video signal
-------------------Computer
input Signat
input Mode -
Adjustment; By using VR402 (Blue) and VR403 (Red)
adjust to be batanced Gray Scale.
Maximum

IIC data adjustment
Service Mode
To change the mode from the normsd mode to the "Service mode" by pressing the " MENU " Button and
" NORMAL" Button on the projector s'mujtaneous and hotd for 3 seconds.
To change the mode from the Service mode to the "normal mode" by pressing the " POWER ON/OFF " Button on
the projector or remote centre) unit -
!!C Data Adjustment
When repjacing efectricat parts, readjust tfC data. as necessary.
Data for each item is adjusted by "FfNE SYNC +/-" Button and " VOLUME +/-" Button on the projector or remote
centre) unit.
The "F)NE SYNC i-" Button and "F)NE SYNC -" Button change the adjustment item. and "VOLUME ^" Button and
"VOLUME -" Button change the adjustment va)ue. The picture is changes 2 to 3 seconds after the va)ue is changed.
Norma] Mode
Service Mode
))C data adjustment
Data no.
Data
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Service
Mode
the adjustment vafue ^.'
the adjustment item
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Ajustmant )tem
RIGain
R1Amp
BIGain
B1Amp
R2Gain
R2 Amp
B2Gain
B2 Amp
SUBBRiGHT
SUB RGB AMP
SUB CONTRAST
Podesta) Leve) ADJ.
FtV)DEOGain
GV)DEOGa!n
BV)DEOGain
SUB COLOR
RSH(S&HRGain)
GSH(S&HGGain)
BSH(S&HBGain)
RCKfS&HRPhase)
GCKfS&HG Phase)
BCK (S&H B Phase)
VCOVG
VCOPF
VCOPd
VCOLF
VCOFb
VCOoP
VCOFP
FiNESYNCiNiT
F)NE SYNCHROS
F)NESYNCVPOS
F)NE SYNC RTRY
F!NE SYNC REVP
F!NESYNCEAG)
FtNESYNCCK
FfNESYNCHiGH
FINE SYNC LOW
FINE SYNC SENCB
FiNESYNCSENCA
F)NESYNCF)NE
F)NE SYNC TiMEA
FiNESYNCTiMEB
H ELK START
HBLKEND
V BLK START
V BLK END
OSD WiDTH
OSD START H
USD START V
LAMP iLLUMtNATiON TtME
HELD SW
AV NORMAL TOTAL DOTS
AVNORMAL CLAMP
AVNORMALHBACKP
AVNORMALVBACKP
AVNORMAL DiSPUNE
AVNORMAL HBLK
AVNORMAL VBLK
AVW)DE TOTAL DOTS
AVW)DE CLAMP
AVWiDEHBACKP
AVW!DEVBACKP
AVWtDEDiSPLiNE
AV WfDE HBLK
AVW!DEVBLK
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0000
0000
According to input stgna) & dot CLK
According to input signa! & dot CLK
0001
0001
According to input signaf & dot CLK
According to input signal & dot CLK
According to input signal & dot CLK
003F
According to computer modei
According to computer modei
0000
0002
0010
0000
0033
002C
0000
0001
0000
0002
0000
013D
0040
01 FF
0000
OOOC
0040
0000
READ
0000
NTSC 05^F / PAL 0526
NTSC 01F9 / PAL 01FB
NTSC (M36 / PAL 0449
NTSC OOOF
NTSC 01CA / PAL 0202
NTSC 0000
NTSC 0000 / PAL 0000
NTSC 0521 / PAL 0551
NTSC 01F9 / PAL 01FB
NTSC 043D / PAL 045C
MTSC 0003/PAL 0006
NTSC 0252 / PAL 02CD
MTSC 0000/PAL 0000
MTSC 002D / PAL 0032
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/ PAL 0016
/ PAL 0000
Changs
the AV and
Norma!
MODE
Change
theAV
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MODE
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