Sony KDP-51WS550 - 51" High Definition Projection Tv, Service Manual

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KDP-51WS550/57WS550/65WS550
4) REGISTRATION DATA WRITING
1. After completing each adjustment of green, blue, and red for the
NTSC Full mode press the “ “ENTER” buttons in PJE
service mode on the remote commander to write the registration data
to the NVM.
2-13-2. COPYING ALL REGISTRATION DATA
TO OTHER MODES
1. Make sure that the adjustment for NTSC Full mode are complete and
the data have already been written.
2. Select the PJE mode.
3. Select Copy and set the data to “01”, and press the
““ENTER” buttons on the remote commander.
4. The data from the NTSC Full mode is copied to all other modes.
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5. Check in the other modes and adjust as demands.
Be sure to write data in each mode.
Note: If no 1080i source is available, 1080i data can be displayed by
entering Twin mode.
2-14.AUTO REGISTRATION OFFSETS
IMPORTANT
This adjustment must be performed after registration adjustment
or after readjustment for any reason!
Once registration in all modes is satisfactory:
1. Darken the room environment near the set.
2. Select input of RF (with a signal) or Video1 - Video4 (with a signal),
and enter Full Mode.
WARNING: DO NOT USE 1080i SIGNAL!
3. Enter service mode and select the PJE group.
4. Press the “MUTING” + “ENTER” buttons on the remote commander
to write the data for Full mode.
Important:
You must complete step 4 even if registration looks OK in Full mode
and there were not any adjustments made.
5. To automatically store the offset values, press the “FLASH FOCUS”
button on the front panel of the set.
(The offset value is now stored)
If FLASH FOCUS successfully calibrates, it displays
“CALIBRATION OK.”
If FLASH FOCUS does not successfully calibrate,
an error message is displayed. (Refer to section 2-15)
6. Exit the service mode.
7. If the calibration was successful, press the “FLASH FOCUS” button
out of service mode.
8. Confirm registration is OK in all modes.