Pioneer AVH-P5950DVD/XN/RC, Service Manual

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8.6 MONITOR TEST MODE
[Outline]
It is a mode used to adjust each preset value stored in the EEPROM for storing the preset values.
The adjusted values are stored in the EEPROM for storing the preset values.
[Method for Mode IN]
The method for Mode IN varies depending on the operational environment.
When operated as a unit
Reset the monitor micro computer while the [STEST1] terminal is set to Low and the [EPRTEST] terminal is set to Low.
When operated as a product
Reset the monitor micro computer while the [STEST1] terminal is set to High and the [EPRTEST] terminal is set to Low.
Or, turn the power ON while pressing DISP key and FLIP DOWN key.
[Basic explanation on each menu]
In the "setting content", adjustment range, initial value, and displayed character string of the items preset in each
menu are described.
[Example) Setting content]
In the "display specifications", the screen actually displayed under each menu is explained.
Display example is shown below for explanation.
[Example) Display specifications]
Cursor color
When accessing normally to EEPROM:
The cursor color will change blue
→
red
→
blue.
(The bule color continues for the convenience of the display cycle.But it is not an error.)
When accessing abnormally to EEPROM(error):
The cursor color will stay red (blue
→
red
→
red) even if the key is released.
Note) When a value is changed continuously, the cursor color may change blue
→
red
→
red
→
...
→
blue.
But it is not an error.
(The red color continues for the convenience of the display cycle.)
Adjustment range Initial value
Content
Dot search threshold TH DOT 0-255 112
YS search threshold TH YS 0-4 3
Phase search threshold TH PHASE 0-255 112
X disp X DISP 0-63 32
YS disp YS DISP 0-4 2
Setting item is displayed.
Display of preset value.
Character string displayed on the screen.
↓
Displayed character string
Setting item
The item being selected
by
↓
keys is painted
out by the blue cursor.
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