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ADJUSTMENT

5 – 19

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1: Details of P1.9 (NORMAL STANDBY CAUSE)

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2: Details of P1.10 (ERROR STANDBY CAUSE)

•  STANDBY CAUSE (Page 1/37 - for North America, 1/38 - for Europe/China)

Display of a cause (code) of the last standby

The cause of the last standby is recorded in EEPROM whenever possible.

Checking this code will be useful in finding a problem when you repair the troubled set.

•  EEP SAVE (Page 37/37 - for North America, 38/38 - for Europe/China)

Storage of EEP adjustment value

•  EEP RECOVER (Page 37/37 - for North America, 38/38 - for Europe/China)

Retrieval of EEP adjustment value from storage area

33

34

1

BL TEMP1

2

BL  TEMP2

3

BL TDUTY

34

35

1

MONITOR TIME OUT

2

MONITOR MAX TEMP

3

MONITOR ERROR CAUSE
RESET

4

M O N I TO R   E E P   R E A D /
WRITE

5

MONITOR EEP ADR

6

MONITOR EEP DATA

35

36

1

LCD TEST PATTERN

2

TV TEST PATTERN 1

3

TV TEST PATTERN 2

36

37

1

KEY LOCK(1217)

2

KOUTEI AREA ALL CLEAR

3

A MODE AREA CLEAR

4

BACKUP AREA CLEAR

5

B MODE AREA CLEAR

6

EXECUTION

37

38

1

MAIN EEP SAVE

Writing setting values to main EEPROM

2

MAIN EEP RECOVER

R e a d i n g   s e t t i n g   v a l u e s   f r o m   m a i n
EEPROM

3

SUB EEP SAVE

Writing setting values to sub EEPROM

4

SUB EEP RECOVER

Reading setting values from sub EEPROM

5

STANDBY CAUSE RESET

Reset standby cause

6

SETTING FOR ADJ

Page

Line

Item

Descripton

Remarks (adjustment detail, etc)

for North 

America

for 

Europe

/China

2

No operation off

in the cause of "no operation off"

3

No signal off

in the cause of "no signal off"

6

Off timer

in the cause of "SLEEP timer"

8

Command from RS232C

in the cause of command by RS-232C

11

Prolonged unspecified-signal input in PC mode

in the cause of continuous "out of range", PC input mode

17

Temperature error

in the cause of abnormal temperature

1A Monitor trouble detected

in the cause of abnormal monitor mode

ADJUSTMENT

5 – 20

Caution: When initialization is performed, all user setting data are initialized. Be cautious when making this adjust-

ment. (The adjustments done in the adjustment process mode are not initialized.)

In the LB-1085, the backlight usage accumulated time is saved in the machine.

The backlight usage accumulated time is displayed in the item of [BacklightAcutime] (the 6th line on page 2).
When, therefore, the PWB is replaced, perform setting according to the necessity.

Note: If this setting of the backlight usage accumulated time is erroneously performed, the system will falls into a fatal abnormality and it may be per-

manently damaged. Therefore, this setting must be strictly limited only when it is necessary.

1) Read the backlight usage accumulated time (BacklightAcutime) from the monitor before replacement of the main

PWB.
Enter the process adjustment menu, and display page 2, and put down the content of "BacklightAcutime."

*

If the unit does not operate before replacement and reading cannot be made, this procedure is not required.

2) Replace the main PWB, and enter the process adjustment menu.

3) Set the backlight usage accumulated time which was put down in the former procedure. 

(Refer to "10-3. Setting of the backlight usage accumulated time.")

*

If reading cannot be made in the procedure 1), set the backlight usage accumulated time to “0 hour 0 minute.”

Adjustment 

item

Adjustment 

conditions

Adjustment procedure

1

Factory setting

It turns off with
AC power sup-
ply

Enter the adjustment process mode

Bring the cursor on to [INDUSTRY INIT] , Set to [ON] using [VOL] key, and press [ENTER] key.

• When “INDUSTRY INIT SUCCESS” gets displayed on the green background, it means the procedure

has been successfully carried out. (If an error occurs, “ERROR” is displayed on the red background.)

•  Turn off the AC power.

*

Never shut off the power during the initialization process.

The following settings are initialized by the factory setting.

1) User setting

2) Center Acutime
3) Auto installation flag (When booting after initialization, the initial setting screen appears.)

After the adjustment, cancel the adjustment process mode.
To exit the adjustment process mode, unplug the AC power cable from the outlet to make a forced 
shutdown.
(When the power was turned off with the remote controller, once unplug the power cable and plug it 
again. In this case, wait 10 seconds or so before plugging.)

<Screen example>

INDUSTRY INIT
INDUSTRY INIT (-Hotel)

PUBLIC MODE
Center Acutime
RESET
BacklightAcutime
RESET
LAMP ERROR RESET
VIC XPOS

VIC YPOS
VIC COLOR

VIC SIGNAL TYPE

VIC READ

OFF
OFF

OFF
100H  15M
OFF
100H  15M
OFF
0
0

0
Y/G

N358MAIN

OFF

Backlight usage 
accumulated time

INPUT1

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108_UNDER

ADJUSTMENT

5 – 21

1) The backlight usage accumulated time which is to be set in the machine is converted into numeric values.

Since setting of the backlight usage accumulated time to the machine is performed for 4 times, four values are
calculated for writing.

2) Enter the process adjustment menu, and display page 34 (for North America) or page 35 (for Europe/China).

3) Write the value converted in the procedure 1) into the machine.

3) - 1. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP ADR].

3) - 2. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP ADR] to [0 x A].

3) - 3. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP DATA].

3) - 4. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP DATA] to the content of [A] in the above procedure 1).

3) - 5. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE].

3) - 6. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE] to [WRITE].
3) - 7. Check to confirm that the contents set in 3)-1 to 3)-6 are proper.

If there is any error, repeat the procedures from 3)-1 again.

Caution: Use a special care to confirm that the value of [MONITOR EEP ADR] is set to [0 x A]. If this value is wrong,

the system will fall into an abnormality and it may be permanently damaged.

3) - 8. When all the items are proper, press [ENTER] button.

Writing of the first value is completed with the above procedure.

Write the second value to the fourth value in the same manner.
3)-9. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP ADR].

3)-10. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP ADR] to [0 x B].

No.

Procedures

Example

7500 hours 15 minutes

12000 hours 50 minutes

1

Conversion of the hour section

1 - 1

Double the value of hour.

15000 (=7500 x 2)

24000 (=12000 x 2)

1 - 2

When the value of minute is 30 - 59, add 1 to the value of No.
1-1. (When the value of minute is 29 or less, this procedure is
not required.)

15000

24001(=24000 + 1)

1 - 3

Convert the value of No. 1-2 into a hexadecimal number.
(Expressed in 6 digits.)

003A98

005DC1

2

Conversion of the minute section

2 - 1

When the value of minute is 30 - 59, reduce 30 from the value
of minute. (When the value of minute is 29 or less, this proce-
dure is not required.)

15

20 (=50 - 30)

2 - 2

Convert the above value into a hexadecimal number.

0F

14

3

Divide the value obtained by the above procedures into 4 sec-
tions.

3 - 1

Upper 2 digits of the hour section (5th and 6th digits of No. 1-3)

00

00

3 - 2

Middle 2 digits of the hour section (3rd and 4th digits of No. 1-
3)

3A

5D

3 - 3

Lower 2 digits of the hour section (1st and 2nd digits of No. 1-3)

98

C1

3 - 4

The value of the minute section (No. 2-2)

0F

14

4

Convert the values divided in the above procedures of No. 3
into decimal numbers.

4 - 1

Convert the value of No. 3-1 into a decimal number.

0

0

...[A]

4 - 2

Convert the value of No. 3-2 into a decimal number.

58

93

...[B]

4 - 3

Convert the value of No. 3-3 into a decimal number.

152

193

...[C]

4 - 4

Convert the value of No. 3-4 into a decimal number.

15

20

...[D]

<Screen example>

34/37

MONITOR TIME OUT

MONITOR MAX TEMP

MONITOR ERROR CAUSE RESET

MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE

MONITOR EEP ADR

MONITOR EEP DATA

ON

50

OFF

WRITE

0x0

0

INPUT1

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108_UNDER

ADJUSTMENT

5 – 22

3)-11. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP DATA].

3)-12. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP DATA] to the content of [B] in the above procedure 1).

3)-13. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE].

3)-14. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE] to [WRITE].
3)-15. Check to confirm that the contents set in 3)-9 to 3)-14 are proper.

If there is any error, repeat the procedures from 3)-9 again.

Caution: Use a special care to confirm that the value of [MONITOR EEP ADR] is set to [0 x B]. If this value is wrong,

the system will fall into an abnormality to cause malfunctions and it may be permanently damaged. 

3)-16. When all the items are proper, press [ENTER] button.

Writing of the second value is completed with the above procedure.

3)-17. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP ADR].

3)-18. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP ADR] to [0 x C].

3)-19. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP DATA].

3)-20. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP DATA] to the content of [C] in the above procedure 1).
3)-21. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE].

3)-22. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE] to [WRITE].

3)-23. Check to confirm that the contents set in 3)-17 to 3)-22 are proper.

If there is any error, repeat the procedures from 3)-17 again. 

Caution: Use a special care to confirm that the value of [MONITOR EEP ADR] is set to [0 x C]. If this value is wrong,

the system will fall into an abnormality to cause malfunctions and it may be permanently damaged.

3)-24. When all the items are proper, press [ENTER] button.

Writing of the third value is completed with the above procedure.

3)-25. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP ADR].

3)-26. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP ADR] to [0 x D].

3)-27. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP DATA].

3)-28. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP DATA] to the content of [D] in the above procedure 1).

3)-29. Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE].

3)-30. Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE] to [WRITE].
3)-31. Check to confirm that the contents set in 3)-25 to 3)-30 are proper.

If there is any error, repeat the procedures from 3)-25 again.

Caution: Use a special care to confirm that the value of [MONITOR EEP ADR] is set to [0 x D]. If this value is wrong,

the system will fall into an abnormality to cause malfunctions and it may be permanently damaged.

3)-32. When all the items are proper, press [ENTER] button.
3)-33. Writing of all the values is completed with the above procedure.

4) Display page 2 of the process adjustment menu and check to confirm that the set backlight usage accumulated

time is displayed in the column of [BacklightAcutime].
If the displayed time is not correct, some values converted in the procedure 1) are wrong. Or some operations in

the procedure 3) may be wrong.

Check the contents of the procedures 1) and 3), and set again as needed.

In the procedure 1) of [10-2. MAIN PWB REPLACEMENT JOBS], the content of "BacklightAcutime" is put down as
the backlight usage accumulated time of the monitor before replacement.

Since, in this model, the backlight usage accumulated time can be read from the machine, if you read the value from
the machine and put it down, there is no need to convert the backlight usage accumulated time into the value for writ-

ing into the machine as described in the procedure 1) of [10-3. SETTING OF THE BACKLIGHT USAGE ACCUMU-

LATED TIME].

The value read from the machine is the value to write into the machine.

Caution: If writing procedure is erroneously performed instead of reading procedure, the time before replacement of

the PWB will be changed. In addition, if the operation is performed erroneously, the system will fall into an
abnormal state and it may be permanently damaged. Therefore, it is advisable to use the setting procedures

of 10-2 and 10-3.

1) Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE].

2) Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE] to [READ].

3) Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP ADR].

4) Use VOL (+/-) key to set the content of [MONITOR EEP ADR] to [0xA].

5) Use SELECT (

/

) key of the machine to shift the cursor to [MONITOR EEP READ/WRITE].