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General Chat => Technical Area => Topic started by: Blanbek on February 01, 2015, 04:36:06 PM
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Hello,
I started a new project and am having a color problem on the bottom left of the screen ?
the screen is a Sony Trinitron....
someone has an idea or has encountered the same problem?
Thanks!! Berny
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Yup.....you cant use a Trinitron on its side.
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https://books.google.nl/books?id=dswWzEZuMRQC&pg=PA194&lpg=PA194&dq=using+trinitron+on+its+side&source=bl&ots=g4NOWfogFB&sig=6t6UDVC00HnUuo5CGehvzZtBpSA&hl=nl&sa=X&ei=IlzOVPr2M4fMPcOtgOAI&ved=0CEYQ6AEwCA#v=onepage&q=using%20trinitron%20on%20its%20side&f=false
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Looks like a decaussing issue.
interesting, i never knew the "trinitron on its side thing"
Guess we learn something every day :D
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Thank you for the information André.
So I will try with one another tv screen...
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Still can use it in horizontaal mode :)
It's the Aperture grill causing this.....its a bit like a curtain and because it moves when you tilt it you will get this result....
You could still try a degauss of course, it's worth it but I don't think that is the problem this time.
You can still use the Trinitron in horizontal mode of course....
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Well, I'm using a Trinitron inside my galaxian cabinet, but the screen is more in a flat position than vertical, that certainly explains why I don't have this issue...interesting and good to know anyway ;)
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Hi André,
I confirm with a Sanyo tv it works correctly...
one more question :)
there is a Sanyo service menu to adjust the picture? or does it make the setting on the tv pcb?
Thanks, Berny
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You'll hardly find anyone knowing the inside of a certain tv as there are thousand different models out there. A quick google search will give you the answer in a sec.
If there's no service menu then take a look on the chassis. Most tvs will have a least a few pots to adjust the picture but only a small number will have all the settings known from arcade monitors. Most tvs will have h-width coils like the older arcade monitors.
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Judging by the case of that TV i'm pretty sure it will have an electronic (menu-driven) set-up.
Indeed google is your best (only ?) friend here...
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Found this....
SANYO
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* Unplug the power cable.
* Press and hold the {MUTE} button on the remote control while plugging the power cable back into the outlet.
* Keep pressing the {MUTE} button until the TV powers on with the Service Menu displayed.
* Use the {CH+} {CH-} buttons to select menus.
* Use the {VOL+} {VOL -} buttons to change settings.
* Some menus might have sub-addresses. Use the numeric buttons {0} to {7} to adjust sub-item data.
* Press the {MENU} button or turn the TV off to exit.
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* Unplug the power cable.
* Press and hold the {VOL -} button on the TV
while plugging the power cable back into the outlet.
* Keep pressing the {VOL -} button until
the TV powers on with the Service Menu displayed.
* Use the {CH+} {CH-} buttons to select menus.
* Use the {VOL+} {VOL -} buttons to change settings.
* Some menus might have sub-addresses. Use the
numeric buttons {0} to {7} to adjust sub-item data.
* Press the {MENU} button or turn the TV off to exit.
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Hello André,
I found your first sequence for the set-up menu but not work ? so I made a small adjustment with the potentiometers on the pcb... But not perfect...
I will try with your sequence 2
Thanks!
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No idea If it works for this model, it might be for US TVs....