View Full Version : G70 VPH-G70 Service code Menu Special
Prometheusbound 10-19-06, 10:25 PM I"ve just posted this as a way for G70 owners to find the service codes if they don't know them.
Service code - enter enter up down enter
Special service code (after you have entered into service code and are running later firmware) enter enter left right enter
Prometheusbound 10-19-06, 10:46 PM The search engine is screwy. When I search for "G70" this thread does not show up.
The reason I posted this thread was because I spent the last two days looking for the way to get into the special service menu. I never did find it but figured it out. Now after posting this I searched for "memory" and find a post with this information in it. Again "G70" while part that thread. "*G70*" Didn't find it either.
I tried all kinds of search variables and keywords with no luck. I hope this will help others from going through what I did.
Chuchuf 10-20-06, 09:03 AM You should also note that the "special" service code only applies to G70's with late firmware.
Terry
Brian Hampton 10-20-06, 09:05 AM Wow,
Never heard of that one before,.. I'll have to give it a try,.. Wonder what's there?
-Brian
RAPTORHT 10-20-06, 10:44 AM Does it allow G2 adjustment with AKB off? That would be sweet.
Prometheusbound 10-21-06, 04:42 PM The special menu allows you to copy, move, and delete memory blocks.
You do this by going to "menu" than "input info" and then clicking the right arrow on the remote. This can be pretty handy for setting up new memory blocks.
It also allows you to select memory blocks for display without regard to sync frequency.
The special menu does not allow G2 adjustment. In fact if you have firmware that is new enough to use this function you can't do G2 adjustment at all. :( G2 adjustments were disabled in the later firmware revisions.
Phil Smith 10-21-06, 04:51 PM On this G2 thing, Sony must have felt it was unnecessary with later firmware or they wouldn't have eliminated it. Or maybe it was a Monday, and the engineers all had Saki hangovers, and decided that downgrading the G70 would be a funny joke to play on upper management. :D
Brian Hampton 10-21-06, 06:53 PM Thanks for pointing out what the "special" menu does because I couldn't figure it out.
I assume if I run the same resolution/refresh rate all the time I really have no use for such memory management.
Still,.. It's always fun to learn something new about the HT gear.
-Brian
patrickd12 06-05-07, 11:31 AM Hey I figured this was a good spot for this, but my G70 isn't responding to the enter-enter-up-down-enter comand. The buttons work but can't get into the service menu for some reason. Talked with Curt about it but he had no idea unless the main board was bad but he didn't think that cause it functions just fine.
Gatherer 06-05-07, 08:10 PM Hey I figured this was a good spot for this, but my G70 isn't responding to the enter-enter-up-down-enter comand..
check that the STATUS is on, if it is turned off on the remote you cannot access the menue :p :eek:
Curt Palme 06-05-07, 09:36 PM check that the STATUS is on, if it is turned off on the remote you cannot access the menue :p :eek:
Well slap me silly and call me Shirley, that's the stupid simple thing that I couldn't think of last night...:(
Good call, that's probably it!
patrickd12 06-06-07, 06:23 PM that was it. Actually figured that one out by happen chance.
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