Pioneer PDP-433MXE Service Manual page 95

16. MEMO: Display and edit the memo data.
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I N I T
M E M O
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B A C K
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SEL ECT SET
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17. SERVICE PARTS : Rewrite a PD number of the module microcomputer to the parts recognition number for service.
Refer to "7.1.3 AUTOMATIC BACKUP OF DIGITAL VIDEO ASSY DATA".
For service recognition number: Modify the first column of the PD number to F
Caution: Only the EEPROM for the module microcomputer to modify the service recognition number.
A service identification number of module microcomputer data area in EEPROM for main microcomputer does not rewrite it.
Examples: F691 (an original PD number is 5691).
18. PICTURE DEFAULT
• The data which adjusted in the service factory mode reflect as default value of PICTURE, WHITE BAL and SIDE MASK LEVEL of the integrator
menu.
• The value that adjusted in the service factory mode is not reflected to all video output data except the service factory mode so long as does not
execute "PICTURE DEFAULT" or "FINAL SETUP".
• Execute "PICTURE DEFAULT" after the adjustment for the value that adjusted in the service factory mode is reflected to video output data.
Note: When executed "PICTURE DEFAULT"
1 All the PICTURE items of the user menu are reset.
2 PICTURE, WHT BAL and SIDE MASK LEVEL of the integrator menu become default value all in base with the current factory adjustment
value.
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SET M NU E EX I T
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<MEMO/SELECT>
• Select MEMO to edit with 5∞ keys.
• Shift to the <MEMO/EDIT> screen with the SET key.
• When selects BACK and presses the SET key,
shift to the upper layer.
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<MEMO/EDIT>
• Editing technique refers to the step of INPUT label
of the user menu.
• Default is "- - - - - - - - -" display.
• When "RESET" was pressed, display returns to the
default display setting.
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