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PN-V602　SERVICE MENU/VARIOUS SETTING TOOL OPERATING PROCEDURES

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Reset to the default setting according to the following procedures.

1 ) Press [Correction Setting] button to make the communication set-

ting.

2 ) Turn ON the display power.

3 ) Press [Reset] button, and the LED PWB brightness is set to the

default.

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Check to confirm the power status of the information display
which is connected. When “Read&Save” is tried in the power

standby state, it may fail in rare cases. In such a case, turn on the

power and try again by pressing [Read&Save] button to read the
setting data.

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Check to confirm that the PC and the information display are con-

nected with an RS-232C cable properly.

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Check to confirm that a COM port which is set by the other tool is

not used. If so, stop the tool, press [Read&Save] button again to

read the setting value.

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The connected display is not supported by this tool. Use a tool

which supports the connected display.

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This machine is provided with the functions which send the following mails;

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Periodic send mails which notify the display status periodically on the specified day of week and the specified time

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Abnormality notification mail which notifies an abnormality when there is any abnormality in the display

The contents described in the above mails are explained here. 

The format of the mail text is as shown below, which is common to the periodic send mails and the abnormality notification mails. 

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1 Subject

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Periodic send mail:  LCD Monitor Report

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Abnormal notification mail:   LCD Monitor Error Report

2 Monitor Name

Name of the set display
The factory setting is the same as the model name. 

3 Model

“Model name” set in the factory

4 Serial No.

Serial number

5 MAC Address

MAC address (EUI48 ID code) set in the factory

6 IP Address

IP address set in the network connection

7 ID No.

ID No. set in that when connecting monitors in a daisy chain.

8 Power

Power status

ON when the power is turned ON, and OFF when the power is turned off.

9 Input

Input mode

One of the following 9 kinds of the input mode is described.

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PC DVI-D

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PC HDMI

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PC D-SUB

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PC RGB

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AV DVI-D

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AV HDMI

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AV COMPONENT

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AV S-VIDEO

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AV VIDEO

F Size

Screen size

One of the following 6 kinds is described.

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Wide

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Zoom1

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Zoom2

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Normal

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DotbyDot

G Color Mode

Color mode

One of the following 4 kinds is described.

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Standard

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Vivid

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sRGB

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High Illuminance

H Bright

Brightness

The set value of “0” - “31” is described. 

I Volume

Sound volume

The set value of “0” - “31” is described. 

J Input Signal

Input signal

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1280 x 1024

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1080p 60Hz

etc.

When there is no input signal, a space is displayed. 

K Status

Hardware abnormality status

When there is no abnormality, “OK” is described. When there is any abnormality, “NG” is described.

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L Status Code

The current status of the hardware or the abnormality history is shown with codes.

If there has been no abnormality at all, the status code is as follows:
“0000 - 0000 - 0000 - 0000”

If there has been any abnormality, the status code is as follows:

A Hardware monitoring result

Abnormality position bits are assigned as shown in the table below, and it is expressed in hexadecimal of 

2 bytes. 

0

SYSTEM  POWER1

1

SYSTEM  POWER2

2

SYSTEM  POWER3

3

SYSTEM  POWER4

5

BACKLIGHT

6 - 11 Reserved

12

AC Det

13

FAN malfunction

14

Temperature sensor abnormality

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Temperature abnormality

B Number of times of reducing the backlight brightness in case of a temperature abnormality

It is displayed up to 2 digits. For more than 99 times, “99” is displayed. For an abnormality notification 

mail due to a temperature abnormality, a mail is sent when an abnormality occurs. 

Then the number of times of the backlight brightness is revised. 
Therefore, the value immediately before occurrence of the temperature abnormality is displayed. 

C Accumulated time of reducing the backlight brightness in case of a temperature abnormality

It is displayed up to 2 digits. For more than 99 hours, “99” is displayed. Similarly to the number of times of 

the backlight brightness, the value immediately before occurrence of a temperature abnormality is dis-
played.

D Number of times of shifting to the power standby state in case of a temperature abnormality

It is displayed up to 2 digits. For more than 99 times, “99” is displayed. The displayed value is the already 

revised value. 

E Not used for this time. Displayed as “0”.

M Temperature

Temperature abnormality status

This indicates an occurrence of a temperature abnormality of the hardware. If there is no abnormality,  

“OK”  is displayed. If there is any abnormality,  “NG”  is displayed. 

N Temp1

This indicates the temperature of the temperature sensor 1.

O Temp 2

The temperature of Temperature Sensor 2 is indicated.

P Temp 3

The temperature of Temperature Sensor 3 is indicated.

Q Temp 4

The temperature of Temperature Sensor 4 is indicated.

R Temp 5

The temperature of Temperature Sensor 5 is indicated.

S Temp 6

The temperature of Temperature Sensor 6 is indicated.

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When BACKLIGHT error is detected,;

 

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Bit 15

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27

Normal temperature at  27 C

65 (NG)

65

High temperature at  65 C, but it is not 
judged as a temperature abnormality.

ERR

There is a trouble in the temperature sensor, 
but it is not judged as an abnormality. 

ERR (NG) There is a trouble in the temperature sensor, 

and it is judged as an abnormality.

It is judged as a temperature abnormality 
at 65 C.