XV-Z200E. Version 1.4 - Sharp Projector Handy Guide. Page 32

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No.

Adjustment Items

Adjustment Conditions

Adjustment Procedures

1

Initialization of EEPROM

1. Turn on the power (the lamp lights
up) and warm up the system for 15
minutes.

1. Make the following settings.
Press S2002 to call the process mode and
execute "SS2" on SS menu.

2

Adjustment of CW
index

1. Input the gradation pattern of RGB.
(SVGA60Hz or XGA)
2. Select the following group and
subject.
Group: DLP
Subject: Select INDEX
DELAY.

1. Select subject and make adjustment so
that the lamp gradation patterns of R, G and
B should be smooth without noise.

3-1

R-Bright / R-contrast
(Manual or auto
adjustment)

1. Group: AD
Subject: R-BRIGHT
(Black level)
R-CONTRAST (White level)
2. Feed the window pattern signal
containing 91% (0.64Vp-p) R signal
and 0% level.
(Process/Gamma interaction)
(SVGA or XGA)
Input 2 RGB input.

1. Using CA100, observe the chromaticity of
the 0% window pattern portion.
2. In the screen with missing bits, change R-
Bright until x value for bright red changes to
the black side point where it will not change
any more. From here, raise the level by a
single point where the first missing bits occur
(value change of more than 5/1000), and
adjust the level to this point.
3. Using CA100, observe the chromaticity of
the 91% R signal portion.
4. In the screen with missing bits, change R-
Contrast until x value for bright red changes
to the black side point where it will not
change any more. From here, raise the level
by a single point where the first missing bits
occur (value change of more than 5/1000),
and adjust the level to this point.

3-2

G-Bright / G-Contrast
(Manual or auto
adjustment)

1. Group: AD
Subject: G-BRIGHT
(Black level)
G-CONTRAST (White level)
2. Feed the window pattern signal
containing 91% (0.64Vp-p) G signal
and 0% level.
(Process/Gamma interaction)
(SVGA or XGA)
Input 2 RGB input

1. Using CA100, observe the chromaticity of
the 0% window pattern portion.
2. In the screen with missing bits, change G-
Bright until y value for bright red changes to
the black side point where it will not change
any more. From here, raise the level by a
single point where the first missing bits occur
(value change of more than 5/1000), and
adjust the level to this point.
3. Using CA100, observe the chromaticity of
the 91% G signal portion.
4. In the screen with missing bits, change G-
Contrast until y value for bright red changes
to the black side point where it will not
change any more. From here, raise the level
by a single point where the first missing bits
occur (value change of more than 5/1000),
and adjust the level to this point.