3-1
Option Menu
The Option Menu and Option Menu access is the same
on all chassis. To activate the Option Menu press
“MENU-2-4-7-0”.
Figure 3-1
shows the Option
Menu.
Service Mode
Activation of the Service Mode is also the same
on all chassis, Press “MENU-2-4-5-7”. The
procedure for using the Service Mode has not
changed:
• “AUDIO” selects a function
• “VIDEO” selects a specific adjust-
ment item
• “UP & DN’ buttons adjusts data
• “ENTER” saves data changes.
There are two Adjustment Function on Each
chassis type.
V28 Adjustment Functions
1) AD9881 Sub
2) fmt
V29/V30/V30+/V31 Adjustment Functions
1) Doubler
2) fmt
In either case, only the “fmt” function is used to perform
service Adjustments.
Chapter 3
Adustments
Data Transfer
"MENU-2-4-5-7-0"
Display
Description
Restore Back Up
Resets data to factory values
Upload Terminal Data
Not used
Down load WB data to FMT
Use after replacing Engine PWB-FORMAT
Table 3-1: V28 Data Transfer Choices
Data Transfer
The data Transfer mode is activated when in the Ser-
vice Mode by pressing “0”.
Table 3-1
show the Data
Transfer choices in the V28 chassis, and
Table 3-2
the
choices in the DLP chassis (V29/V30/V30+/V31)
All chassis types can:
• Be Reset to Factory values
• Down load WB data to the FMT board
Down loading WB (White Balance) data to the FMT
board is necessary if the PWB-FORMAT is replaced.
The DLP chassis, “Copy Engine E2PROM data to the
DM” is added. This is necessary if the DLP Engine is
replaced.
Figure 3-1: Option Menu
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