SELF CHECK FUNCTION FOR TV SECTION
The self-check feature is designed to check if a particular component is functioning and it does not actually diagnose the problem .For example “Tuner Check OK” doesn’t’ necessarily mean that it is OK. It pings or selectively addresses that particular device via the I2C Bus to determine if it exists. The same holds true for the Global Core IC’s, the MTS, the Sound circuit, and the Audio/Video switches. However, it should be noted that the displayed results could be misleading by indicating that it is OK. The troubleshooting section of these documents intended to provide the necessary guidance and assistance in the fault isolation of a particular problem and will serve as a diagnostic tool for troubleshooting.
SELF CHECK ACCESS
To
access the self check mode:
Press
the VOLUME-Down Button on the unit and SLEEP button on the remote at the same
time.
To
exit press any key.
SELF CHECK DISPLAY [HOW TO DISPLAY]
DISPLAY ON SCREEN
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE FOR TV
- While the unit is powered on, hold down the “Volume Down” button on the unit while pressing the “Display” button on the remote three times (within 2 seconds).
- The service adjustment mode menu will appear on screen as shown on the right. Service mode is broken down into two categories, Main Items, which are all displayed on the menu screen and Sub Items.
HOW TO NAVIGATE THE ADJUSTMENT MODE
- Use the number buttons “1” and “2” on the remote control to change the Main Item. The number “1” button will cycle from the MAIN option down to the DVD option. The number “2” button will cycle in reverse direction.
- Use the number buttons “3” and “4” on the remote control to cycle through the Sub Items until the proper adjustment is reached.
- Adjustment of the Sub Item is made using the “Volume” buttons on the remote control.
- Data changes are saved automatically when you switch Sub or Main Items, or if you exit the service mode.
- When the DVD adjustments are accessed, the unit switches to the DVD mode. The software version of the DVD Player can be displayed here.
HOW TO EXIT ADJUSTMENT MODE