Service Mode; Overview; Normal Service Mode; Pjed Mode - Sony TVP-08 Training Manual

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Service Mode

Overview

The normal service mode has not changed greatly. It is still entered the
same way, but now the registration section is completely different. In this
section we will concentrate on the new registration system and how ad-
justments are done in the PJED Mode.

Normal Service Mode

Entering service mode on the RA-4 chassis is done exactly the same way
as in previous chassis. With the power OFF, press Display Channel 5
Vol+ Power on the remote. Be sure to press the buttons within one
second of each other. After this is done, the following display will appear
on the screen over the picture with the letters in green.
Category Adjustment item
SERVICE VP VPOS 31
0000
0
This data follows the same format as previous models. The category,
adjustment item and data are shown.
Remote Functions
The adjustment item can be changed up or down by pressing the 1 or
4 buttons.
The category can be changed by using the 2 and 5 buttons.
The data can be changed up or down by using the 3 or 6 buttons.
Data values stored in memory can be read by pressing 0 and Enter.
Data values can be written to memory by pressing Muting and Enter.
DATA
121

PJED Mode

If the 5 button is pressed after the unit enters the test mode, you will
notice that the letters indicating the service adjustments have changed
from green to white and the following will appear on the screen:
PJED
000
000
FDIS
Remote Functions
The PJED mode is for adjusting convergence. When this display ap-
pears, you have entered into the registration adjustment section. The
buttons on the remote will no longer perform the same functions, but will
perform the functions shown in parenthesis on the remote drawing.
The 1 and 4 buttons on the remote are still used to change the adjust-
ment items.
The 2 and 5 buttons still can be used to change categories. If you
change categories, you will no longer be in the PJED mode.
The 3 button is used to change colors. Each time the button is pressed
the color to be adjusted will change from green to blue to red and
back to green and so on.
The 6 button is used to display the self-generated test pattern. Each
time it is pressed, the pattern will change from crosshatch over the
picture to dots over picture, to crosshatch over black to dot over black,
then back to OFF.
When the 7 button is pressed, INIT will show up in green on the screen.
If Enter is pressed, the sub deflection circuit will be turned OFF. In
order to turn it back ON, you must press 0 and Enter.
The 9 button is used to change between coarse and fine convergence
adjustments.
The Muting, 0 and Enter buttons perform their same functions.

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