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ADJUSTMENTS
Note 1 : The ABL command is valid only in the ABL combination ON (CBY) state.
The ABL level setting and the ABL voltage for the individual units are displayed on the on-screen
display.
Note 2 : The UP/DOWN commands that can be used for the point convergence adjustment are as follow.
Move up
=
UP1
Move down
=
DW1
Move to right
=
RI1
Move to left
=
LE1
Adjustment of each area use the commands as follow.
File area adjustment RI1 and LE1 are available.
Command name : RP
&
, GP
&
, BP
&
(
&
; 2, 4, 6, 8, 0)
Line area adjustment UP1 and DW1 are available.
Command name : RP
&
, GP
&
, BP
&
(
&
; 1, 3, 5, 7, 9)
Note 3 : The COL, CON, and COF commands are not valid during RGB input.
Note 4 : The TV SYSTEM selection command and convergence adjustment data memory area selection com-
mand can be set separately for when the input function is set to VIDEO or Y/C and when it is set to
RGB.
Note 5 : The TNT commands are not valid during RGB input. Neither valid during PAL input besides RGB.
Note6 : The SHP commands are not valid during RGB input.
Note 7 : Turns the combination on/off relay (RY1000) on and off.
The ABL voltage for that individual set can be found by reading the ABL control voltage with the RYN
status. (Refer to GVO: page 126.)
The ABL voltage for the entire connected cube system (the cube with the lowest voltage in the sys-
tem) can be found by reading the ABL control voltage with the RYY status. (Refer to GVO: page 126.)
<Meanings of the command table>
• Normal valid
Command which can be used only when the adjustment mode is set using a command.
√; Receive a command regardless of AJY/AJN
X; Receive a command AJY
• Number direct
Command which can directly be specified as the adjusting value when added with 000 to 255.
√ ; The value provided is a direct command. (Example : For CNT070, the contrast is set to 70.)
X ; Not a Numeral direct command. (Example : For IN1128, only IN1 is executed.)
• UP/DW command
A command which manipulates the adjustment value for the value UPn/ DWn (n is an arbitrary num-
ber between 0 to 9 and F) provided after the command.