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Section 7: Service Menu
Red, Green, Blue, White X/Y
These slide bars allow the adjustment of X and Y coordinates for each of the primary colors plus white. They
are available only when User 1 through User 4 are selected in the Select Color Adjustment drop-down.
Auto Color Enable
Selecting Auto Color Enable (Figure 7-2, item 12) will automatically select Color Enable based on the
control being adjusted.
Color Enable
This control allows the three primary colors (red, green and blue) to be turned on or off separately. It is used to
look at the colors one at a time or in pairs when doing convergence, light measurements, etc. Secondary colors
(yellow, cyan and magenta) can also be observed one at a time.
Copy From
This control will copy values from the selected color adjustment and apply them to the current color
adjustment.
7.9.4 Color Saturation
• Color Management Menu > Color Saturation
This menu allows the primary colors (red, green and blue) to be
adjusted by specifying the amount of each of the three native
colors, produced by the optical system, that are combined to
produce each of the primary colors. This menu, and the Color
Adjustments by X,Y menu accomplish the same thing but with
different interfaces.
NOTE: This menu is used to manage color if Bright/ColorLOC is
disabled. It should not be used (and the Selected Color Adjustment
should be Max Drives) when Bright/ColorLOC is enabled.
Red, Green & Blue Parts of Primary Colors
Each of these sliders controls the amount that each color contributes
to the 3 primary colors plus white. These adjustments are active
only when User 1 to User 4 are selected from the Select Color
Adjustment drop-down.
Auto Color Enable
Checking the box automatically selects Color Enable based on the control being adjusted.
RGB Brightness
This setting controls the overall brightness of the LEDs.
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Entero RPMSP/RPMWU/RPMHD-LED01 Service Manual
020-100368-05 Rev. 1 (06-2012)
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