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PN-L702B/L602B　INSTALLATION, ADJUSTMENT, SETTING

 2 – 30

You can set the time to switch the monitor on and off.

Set this function with “SCHEDULE” in the OPTION menu.

1 ) Press 

 or 

 to select the SCHEDULE number, and press 

 .

2 ) Set the SCHEDULE. (See the description below.)

Press 

 or 

 to select items, and press 

 or 

 to change

the setting.

3 ) Press 

.

SCHEDULE becomes effective.

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Do not switch off the main power after setting the SCHEDULE.

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Specify the correct date and time.

SCHEDULE does not function unless the date and time are spec-

ified.

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Check regularly that the set date and time are correct.

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When “STANDBY MODE” is “LOW POWER”, SCHEDULE can-
not be set.

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Up to 8 SCHEDULE items can be registered.

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Setting the SCHEDULE flashes the power LED alternately in red

and orange in standby mode.

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A SCHEDULE that has a large number has precedence over that

of a small number when schedules overlap.

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When “FLESH TONE” is set to “LOW” or “HIGH”, “C.M.S.-HUE/-

SATURATION/-VALUE” cannot be set.

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SCHEDULE effective

-

SCHEDULE not effective

ON

Switches the monitor on at the specified time.

OFF

Switches the monitor off at the specified time 

and puts the monitor in standby mode.

Specifies the day of the week to execute the SCHEDULE.

ONLY 

ONCE

Executes the SCHEDULE once on the spec-
ified day.

Specify the day of the week to execute the 

SCHEDULE.

EVERY 

WEEK

Executes the SCHEDULE on the specified 

day of the week every week. Specify the day 
of the week to execute the SCHEDULE.

Periodic setting such as “Monday through 

Friday” is also possible.

EVERY 

DAY

Executes the SCHEDULE every day regard-

less of the day of the week.

Specifies the time to execute the SCHEDULE.

Set the time on a 24-hour basis.

Specifies the input mode at power-on. When not speci-

fying, the screen at the previous power-off appears.

Input modes displayed on “DVI”, “HDMI”, “BNC” and 
“D-SUB” depend on “INPUT SELECT” settings.

Sets the brightness when changing the screen bright-
ness at a specified time.

MENU

Adjust the hue control.

Reduce the noise of playback images on video.
Setting a higher level reduces more noise. 
However, it may cause blurring on an image.

Reduce block noise caused by digital compres-
sion.

Specify whether to perform 3-dimension Y/C
separation.

If dot interference or cross-color is occurring in
fa s t- mo t i o n   s c e n e s,   s e l e c ti n g   “ O F F ”  m ay
improve the image quality.

Adjusts color tone with 6 colors of R (red), 
Y (yellow), G (green), C (cyan), B (blue), and 
M (magenta).

Adjusts color vividness with 6 colors of R (red), 
Y (yellow), G (green), C (cyan), B (blue), and 
M (magenta).

Adjusts color brightness with 6 colors of R (red),
Y (yellow), G (green), C (cyan), B (blue), and 
M (magenta).

PN-L702B/L602B　IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR SERVICING THE DISPLAY

 3 – 1

The following information as well as user setting information are saved to the EEPROM (IC1007) controlled by main firmware and the EEPROM

(IC401) controlled by LAN microcontroller firmware.

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SERIAL NUMBER

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USAGE TIME

*1

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WHITE BALANCE SETTING VALUE

*1

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GAMMA SETTING VALUE

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CALIBRATION SETTING VALUE

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TEMPERATURE MONITOR SETTING INFORMATION

*

1

This information is linked with the LCD module.

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MAC ADDRESS

Therefore, when the I/F PWB, the LCD module, IC1007 is replaced, initialization and setting must be performed according to necessity. 

In addition, after completion of the work, perform “ALL RESET”.

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Since the MAC address is stored in the IC401, it must not be replaced in servicing. 
There is no replacement part setting.

In some cases, the model name to be set may be different.
3Refer to page 4 - 8  "6 - 2. MODEL NAME SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 24  "14. MODEL NAME SETTING PROCEDURES".

The machine has its own serial number which is described on the nameplate at the back of the machine. 
3Refer to page 4 - 9  "6 - 3. SERIAL NUMBER SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 22  "12. SERIAL NUMBER WRITING PROCEDURES".

This information is linked with the LCD module. When replacing the I/F PWB, read the information before replacement, 
and write it to the new I/F PWB after replacement.
3Refer to page 4 - 9  "6 - 4. USAGE TIME SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 23  "13. USAGE TIME SETTING PROCEDURE".

This information is linked with the LCD module. When replacing the I/F PWB, read the information before replacement, 

and write it to the new I/F PWB after replacement.
Execute resetting when the LCD module is replaced. 
3Refer to page 4 - 13  "8. WHITE BALANCE SETTING PROCEDURES BY OSD".

This value is linked with the LCD module. When replacing the I/F PWB, read this value before replacement and write it 

into the I/F PWB after replacement. When replacing the LCD module, reset this value. 
3Refer to page 4 - 18  "10. GAMMA SETTING PROCEDURES WITH THE OSD".

Since a service part I/F PWB has been adjusted, there is no need to set when replacing the I/F PWB.
Setting may be required depending on the replaced part.
3Refer to page 4 - 3  "3. CALIBRATION".

This is the setting information related to temperature watch.

Execute resetting when replacing the I/F PWB or the LCD module. 
 

The MAC address is the unique ID number assigned to the I/F PWB for LAN communication. 
The unique ID number is written into the I/F PWB (service part).

PN-L702B/L602B　IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR SERVICING THE DISPLAY

 3 – 2

1 ) Read the following information from the monitor before replacement of the I/F PWB.

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USAGE TIME

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WHITE BALANCE VALUE

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GAMMA SETTING VALUE

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

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Backup the user settings as needed.

2 ) Replace the I/F PWB and execute FACTORY RESET. 

3 ) Each service part has the EDID written in it. If necessary, the EDID should be updated to the latest.

4 ) Each service part has the firmware written in it.  If necessary, the firmware should be updated to the latest.

3Refer to page 5 - 1  "1. MAIN FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE".
3Refer to page 5 - 4  "2. LAN MICROCONTROLLER FIRMWARE UPDATING PROCEDURES (PN-ZB01)".

5 ) Set the MODEL TYPE depending on the destination.

The default destination of service parts is “JP.”
3Refer to page 4 - 2  "1 - 2. SERVICE MENU 2".

6 ) Set the MODEL NAME depending on the destination.

3Refer to page 4 - 8  "6 - 2. MODEL NAME SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 24  "14. MODEL NAME SETTING PROCEDURES".

7 ) Write the information read in the above step 1).

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When the reading cannot be executed, conduct the following operation.

--- Set “0” to USAGE TIME and perform initialization. 
--- Reset the WHITE BALANCE set values.

--- Reset the GAMMA set value.

--- Restore the setter settings backed up in procedure 1) as needed.

8 ) Write the serial number.

3Refer to page 4 - 9  "6 - 3. SERIAL NUMBER SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 22  "12. SERIAL NUMBER WRITING PROCEDURES".

9 ) Reset the temperature watch setting information.

3Refer to page 4 - 10  "6 - 5. SYSTEM LOG AND TEMPERATURE LOG INITIALIZATION".
3Refer to page 4 - 25  "15. TEMPERATURE MONITOR SETTING PROCEDURES".

1 ) Set “0” to USAGE TIME and perform initialization. 

2 ) Reset the WHITE BALANCE set values. 

3 ) Reset the GAMMA set value.

4 ) Reset the temperature watch setting information.

3Refer to page 4 - 10  "6 - 5. SYSTEM LOG AND TEMPERATURE LOG INITIALIZATION".
3Refer to page 4 - 25  "15. TEMPERATURE MONITOR SETTING PROCEDURES".

5 ) Adjust the flicker.

PN-L702B/L602B　IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR SERVICING THE DISPLAY

 3 – 3

When any one of below parts is replaced, perform the FACTORY RESET and set as shown in the table below.

■ MAIN PWB

■ EXPANSION BOARD

*

1

Both main firmware and LAN microcontroller firmware need to be updated to the latest version.
3Refer to page 5 - 1  "1. MAIN FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE".
3Refer to page 5 - 4  "2. LAN MICROCONTROLLER FIRMWARE UPDATING PROCEDURES (PN-ZB01)".

*

2

*

3

*

4

It needs to be updated to the latest version.
3Refer to page 5 - 9  "4. EDID WRITING PROCEDURES".

*

5

3Refer to page 4 - 1  "1. OPERATING PROCEDURES".
3Refer to page 4 - 9  "6 - 3. SERIAL NUMBER SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 22  "12. SERIAL NUMBER WRITING PROCEDURES".
3Refer to page 4 - 8  "6 - 2. MODEL NAME SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 24  "14. MODEL NAME SETTING PROCEDURES".

*

6

3Refer to page 4 - 9  "6 - 4. USAGE TIME SETTING FUNCTION".
3Refer to page 4 - 23  "13. USAGE TIME SETTING PROCEDURE".

*

7

1 ) Check the version of firmware for the Touch Panel.

2 ) Check the amount of light using the LED Sensor Failure Diagnostic Tool.

3 ) Check the performance of the touch pen.  (drawing, reaction of buttons)

*1

*2

*3

*7

*4

*5

*6

IC300

STDP8028-AB 

(MARS)

Microcontroller-

equipped scaler IC

F

IC304

BR24T02F-

WE2

I

2

C compliant 

EEPROM 

(Stores EDID data 
for D-SUB.)

F

IC401

BR24T02F-
WE2

I

2

C compliant 

EEPROM 

(Stores EDID data 

for HDMI.)

F

IC1007

R1EX24128BS

AS0A

I

2

C compliant 

EEPROM 
(Stores settings 

data.)

F

F

F

F

F

IC1004

AT25DF321A

Serial flash memory 

(Stores program.)

F

*1

*2

*3

*4

*5

*6

IC204

R1EX24002

ASAS0A

I

2

C compliant EEPROM 

(Stores EDID data for DVI.)

F