Pioneer PDP 503CMX, Technical Manual

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Select OPTION.
Screen
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Move the cursor to POWER CONTROL and use
the SET button to change the setting.
Each time the SET button is pressed, the setting
will change as follows: STANDARD
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MODE 1
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MODE 2
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I NPUT 1 M A I N M E N U
OPTION SETUP SCREEN PICTURE
CHANGE EXIT MENU SET SELECT
PICTURE SCREEN SET UP OPTION
Menu Mode
12) Setting the power control
This function reduces power consumption and panel wear by controlling screen brightness in relation to the input signal.
For normal screen brightness
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select POWER CONTROL: STANDARD.
To reduce power consumption
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select POWER CONTROL: MODE1.
To reduce consumption, screen wear and provide additional burn in protection
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select POWER CONTROL: MODE2.
Factory preset : STANDARD
Differences in picture reproduction resulting from power control settings (illustration):
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For an input signal like the following:
STANDARD
Left figure: A bright picture overall, with no
change.
Right figure: A dark picture overall, with peak
brightness reproduced even brighter.
MODE1
MODE2
Left figure: Power consumption is reduced
by restraining the brightness of a bright
picture, overall.
Right figure: For a picture that is dark
overall, similar to STANDARD, peak
brightness is made even brighter.
Image signal gradations are reproduced
faithfully, with no control applied. The part
of a dark picture, overall, for which peak
brightness is not raised reduces burn-in and
other types of panel deterioration.
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POWER CONTROL settings are shared by all inputs.
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