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 NEC PG Series
Mechanical Setup Procedure
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SIGNAL ENTRY
For the next few steps you may want to attach the green lens just the top 2
screws so you can see
the menus on the screen. This can be done without the lenses, but not everyone
reads upside down
and backwards.
Now turn on the PG, and the source signal, DVD...etc. While the projector is
warming up you will
want to delete any unused entries in the input list menu. I will not elaborate
on this, as you should
be at least familiar with the use of the remote and menu structure.
I should add at this point that it is best to make all the adjustments at the
resolution that the
projector will actually be primarily used at.
The purpose for deleting the old entries is to clean out old and corrupt data
from the PG's Memory.
Using, and building upon a bad entry will only make things worse, and defeat the
purpose of these
alignments. If you cannot get into the ADJUST menu and are presented with a
password, no
problem. The master password is 2580. “0” being the “10” key on the remote. Now
go into the
signal entry menu and delete all the old entries. Once done, create a new entry.
Most likely it will
be RGB, then name it. It will ask if you want to use an existing line, the
default, or the temporary.
Choose temporary. Once the PG locks and displays the input information screen,
store the entry. Now you have something to begin with. Next go into the OPTION menu, and find the
entry under
POINT. You want to disable the point if you have it. The point board allows fine
touch-up
convergence and is standard in the “9” series and optional in the “6” series PG.
It must be disabled
prior to making any other adjustments.
ZERO SETTINGS
Now that you stored a first entry, we want to ZERO all the settings. Begin with
static Convergence,
and set all settings for all 3 guns to “0” and store that. Then move on to every
other convergence
adjustment and either ZERO the slider, or in some cases “50” for those like
amplitude. The
exception is the BLANKING menu. All the Blanking must be at 100. It is common
sense, and
pretty self evident when moving around the menus. Once all settings are ZERO'D
or neutral, store
the entry as “default” in the signal entry menu.
Important Note: Do not zero the Kelvin (color temperature) settings
unless you have the equipment and
knowledge to redo your color balance from scratch. If you zero your
Kelvin settings, make sure to at least
write down the original values first in case you make things worse!
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