SANYO BLU RAY
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SANYO LCD-30CA1Z
SERVICE MODE
On-screen Service Menu System
Enter the Service Menu (Note:It is necessary to perform a
change in service mode for a short time.)
1. Continue pressing the MENU key on the TV set.
2. Press the RECALL key of the remote control, then release the MENU key
on the TV, and the RECALL key of the remote control immediately. Perform this
operation within 2 seconds.
3. Press the MUTE key within 2 seconds, and the Service Menu now
appear.
Service Adjustments:
Press ▲ or ▼ button on the remote control hand set to select the desired service menu item you want to adjust. When the MUTE key is pressed, it will step up the whole service group (For example,Sub Image to Sub Sharpness). When the MENU key is pressed, it will step down the whole service group. Use < or > key to adjust the data. < or > key will increase or decrease the data sequentially.
Press ▲ or ▼ button on the remote control hand set to select the desired service menu item you want to adjust. When the MUTE key is pressed, it will step up the whole service group (For example,Sub Image to Sub Sharpness). When the MENU key is pressed, it will step down the whole service group. Use < or > key to adjust the data. < or > key will increase or decrease the data sequentially.
Exit from the Service Menu
For cancelling service mode, turn OFF the TV set at once with Power ON/OFF key of the remote control or Mains ON/OFF switch of the TV, and turn ON again. The data which is set in the service mode is stored into the memory IC automatically.
For cancelling service mode, turn OFF the TV set at once with Power ON/OFF key of the remote control or Mains ON/OFF switch of the TV, and turn ON again. The data which is set in the service mode is stored into the memory IC automatically.
Video Level Adjustment
1. Receive PAL colour bar pattern.
2. Connect a oscilloscope to TPTV on the Sub unit and the ground.
3. Adjust so that a video signal level becomes 1.0V±0.1V using VR202 on the Sub unit.
1. Receive PAL colour bar pattern.
2. Connect a oscilloscope to TPTV on the Sub unit and the ground.
3. Adjust so that a video signal level becomes 1.0V±0.1V using VR202 on the Sub unit.
Y Level Adjustment
1. Receive PAL colour bar pattern.
2. Connect a oscilloscope to TPY1 on the Main unit and the ground.
3. Adjust so that the Y-signal level becomes 2.0V±0.1V using VR7101 on the Main unit.
1. Receive PAL colour bar pattern.
2. Connect a oscilloscope to TPY1 on the Main unit and the ground.
3. Adjust so that the Y-signal level becomes 2.0V±0.1V using VR7101 on the Main unit.
White balance Adjustment
[ Setting ]
1. Receive a White Pattern (80%).
2. Set the television to following conditions:
Screen Size: FULL
Picture Menu: DYNAMIC
Dynamic AI: OFF
[ Setting ]
1. Receive a White Pattern (80%).
2. Set the television to following conditions:
Screen Size: FULL
Picture Menu: DYNAMIC
Dynamic AI: OFF
White balance Adjustment-1
(Basic adjustment of composite video)
Input Signal: RF Input (Composite signal)
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 148 Color Balance-Red
No. 149 Color Balance-Green
No. 150 Color Balance-Blue
2. Decide the fixed item which is maximum value
(Example, let 0x80 of No. 148 Color Balance-Red be maximum value), select item of other 2 colors
(Example, No. 149 Color Balance-Green or No. 150
Color Balance-Blue) with ▲ or ▼ key, and adjust a proper white balance with < or > key.
After adjustment, confirm white balance again by normal picture.
Note: Adjusted data is less than the fixed data.
(Basic adjustment of composite video)
Input Signal: RF Input (Composite signal)
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 148 Color Balance-Red
No. 149 Color Balance-Green
No. 150 Color Balance-Blue
2. Decide the fixed item which is maximum value
(Example, let 0x80 of No. 148 Color Balance-Red be maximum value), select item of other 2 colors
(Example, No. 149 Color Balance-Green or No. 150
Color Balance-Blue) with ▲ or ▼ key, and adjust a proper white balance with < or > key.
After adjustment, confirm white balance again by normal picture.
Note: Adjusted data is less than the fixed data.
White balance Adjustment-2
(Difference adjustment of component video input)
Input Signal: AV Input (Component signal)
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 160 Color Balance-Red
No. 161 Color Balance-Green
No. 162 Color Balance-Blue
2. Select item of No. 160 Color Balance-Red, No. 161
(Difference adjustment of component video input)
Input Signal: AV Input (Component signal)
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 160 Color Balance-Red
No. 161 Color Balance-Green
No. 162 Color Balance-Blue
2. Select item of No. 160 Color Balance-Red, No. 161
Color
Balance-Green or No. 162 Color Balance-Blue with ▲ or ▼ key, and adjust a proper white balance with < or > key.
After adjustment, confirm white balance again by normal picture.
After adjustment, confirm white balance again by normal picture.
White balance Adjustment-3
(Difference adjustment of component video input)
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 166 Color Balance-Red
No. 167 Color Balance-Green
No. 168 Color Balance-Blue
2. Select item of No. 166 Color Balance-Red, No. 167
Color Balance-Green or No. 168 Color Balance-Blue with ▲ or ▼ key, and adjust a proper white balance with < or > key.
(Difference adjustment of component video input)
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 166 Color Balance-Red
No. 167 Color Balance-Green
No. 168 Color Balance-Blue
2. Select item of No. 166 Color Balance-Red, No. 167
Color Balance-Green or No. 168 Color Balance-Blue with ▲ or ▼ key, and adjust a proper white balance with < or > key.
After adjustment, confirm white balance again
by normal picture.
White balance Adjustment-4
(Difference adjustment of PC input)
Input Signal: PC Input
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 154 Color Balance-Red
No. 155 Color Balance-Green
No. 156 Color Balance-Blue
2. Select item of No. 154 Color Balance-Red, No. 155
Color Balance-Green or No. 156 Color Balance-Blue with ▲ or ▼ key, and adjust a proper white balance with < or > key.
After adjustment, confirm white balance again by normal picture.
(Difference adjustment of PC input)
Input Signal: PC Input
1. Enter the Service Menu.
Adjustment Item:
No. 154 Color Balance-Red
No. 155 Color Balance-Green
No. 156 Color Balance-Blue
2. Select item of No. 154 Color Balance-Red, No. 155
Color Balance-Green or No. 156 Color Balance-Blue with ▲ or ▼ key, and adjust a proper white balance with < or > key.
After adjustment, confirm white balance again by normal picture.
How to enter the Option Setting Mode
1. Turn the TV set on.
2. Press and hold
the MENU key of the TV set, and press the MENU key of the remote control.
3. To exit from the Option Setting Mode, press
the MENU or RECALL key or turn the TV off.
How to make the Option Setting
Press ▲ or ▼ button on the remote control or the TV set to select the desired option item.
Press < or > key on the remote control or the TV set to change each option setting.
The data which is set in the Option Setting Mode is stored into the memory automatically.
Press ▲ or ▼ button on the remote control or the TV set to select the desired option item.
Press < or > key on the remote control or the TV set to change each option setting.
The data which is set in the Option Setting Mode is stored into the memory automatically.
The following Option Setting can be set up on this TV set.
1. Input select lock (Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: The input (TV, PC, AV1, AV2, AV3 or AV4) of a signal is fixed to the input at the time of a setup.
No: Release.
Yes: The input (TV, PC, AV1, AV2, AV3 or AV4) of a signal is fixed to the input at the time of a setup.
No: Release.
2. Max. volume
(Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: Restriction of the maximum volume. (The volume at the time of a setup is set up as the maximum volume. )
No: Release.
Yes: Restriction of the maximum volume. (The volume at the time of a setup is set up as the maximum volume. )
No: Release.
3. OSD (Mode: Yes
or No)
Yes: On-screen display is performed. (With a screen display. )
No: On-screen display is not performed.
Yes: On-screen display is performed. (With a screen display. )
No: On-screen display is not performed.
4. Menu (Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: On-screen menu display is performed. (On-screen menu operation is possible. )
No: On-screen display is not performed. (On-screen menu operation is impossible. )
Yes: On-screen menu display is performed. (On-screen menu operation is possible. )
No: On-screen display is not performed. (On-screen menu operation is impossible. )
5. System setup (Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: System setup operation is possible.
No: System setup operation is impossible.
Yes: System setup operation is possible.
No: System setup operation is impossible.
6. RC (Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: Operation by remote control is possible.
No: Operation by remote control is impossible.
Yes: Operation by remote control is possible.
No: Operation by remote control is impossible.
7. Volume lock (Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: The sound volume is fixed.
No: Release.
Yes: The sound volume is fixed.
No: Release.
8. Tuning lock
(Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: Tuning operation is forbidden.
No: Release.
Yes: Tuning operation is forbidden.
No: Release.
9. Inhibit lock
(Mode: Yes or No)
Yes: Setting of Inhibit Position becomes effective.
No: Setting of Inhibit Position does not function.
Yes: Setting of Inhibit Position becomes effective.
No: Setting of Inhibit Position does not function.
10. Start mode
select (Mode: TV, Off, PC, AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4)
The start mode at the time of power on can be specified.
TV: Every time the TV set is switched on, TV mode will be the initial start mode.
Off: The start mode is not specified.
PC: PC mode will be the initial start mode.
AV1: AV1 mode will be the initial start mode.
AV2: AV2 mode will be the initial start mode.
AV3: AV3 mode will be the initial start mode.
AV4: AV4 mode will be the initial start mode.
The start mode at the time of power on can be specified.
TV: Every time the TV set is switched on, TV mode will be the initial start mode.
Off: The start mode is not specified.
PC: PC mode will be the initial start mode.
AV1: AV1 mode will be the initial start mode.
AV2: AV2 mode will be the initial start mode.
AV3: AV3 mode will be the initial start mode.
AV4: AV4 mode will be the initial start mode.
Power LED Blinking
When IC801 detects power failure, the Power LED will blink to indicate a power failure has occurred. The number of blinks will be determined by the type of failure detected as shown below.
1. Power fail-1 (Low voltage failure): One time (in Green).
2. Power fail-2 (Middle voltage failure): Two times (in Green).
3. Power fail-1 and Power fail-2: Three times (in Green).
4. Power fail-5 (Audio AMP. failure): One time (in Yellow).
5. Temperature Failure: Two times (in Red).
When IC801 detects power failure, the Power LED will blink to indicate a power failure has occurred. The number of blinks will be determined by the type of failure detected as shown below.
1. Power fail-1 (Low voltage failure): One time (in Green).
2. Power fail-2 (Middle voltage failure): Two times (in Green).
3. Power fail-1 and Power fail-2: Three times (in Green).
4. Power fail-5 (Audio AMP. failure): One time (in Yellow).
5. Temperature Failure: Two times (in Red).
Note: In case of
overlapped failure, 1 to 5 is repeated in turn.
If power failure is detected 3 times within 15 minutes, the TV set will enter the standby mode and cannot be switched on. To reset the operating programme of the Sub CPU, it is necessary to disconnect the AC cord for a short time.
If power failure is detected 3 times within 15 minutes, the TV set will enter the standby mode and cannot be switched on. To reset the operating programme of the Sub CPU, it is necessary to disconnect the AC cord for a short time.
