There is a great hazard rearing its ugly head whenever a certain combination of commands is sent into the Service Mode section of the new Toshibas, from a certain input.
Calibrators and DIYers alike, pay heed:
BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY GEOMETRY ON A NEW TOSH, BE SURE AND READ THIS!
If you go into the Service Menu Mode FROM THE COMPONENT/COLORSTREAM INPUTS, and hit VPOS then volume up twice, your S-Video inputs will get screwed up, and will show a solarized, negative, half-gone picture from then on, no matter whether there is any material sent from any source device or not.
The only remedy for this problem currently is re-initializion of the set, which is a long and tedious process.
More info can be had by visiting this address: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/uub/...0956-2.html#58
At this point, the best way around this dilemma is to enter the Service mode ONLY from S or Composite inputs, and let your precision settings come from there, and simply APPLY to the component inputs.
Mr Bob
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Robert P. Jones
Image Perfection
SF Bay Area, Ca. USA
650-595-3797
bob@imageperfection.com
www.imageperfection.com
Calibrators and DIYers alike, pay heed:
BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY GEOMETRY ON A NEW TOSH, BE SURE AND READ THIS!
If you go into the Service Menu Mode FROM THE COMPONENT/COLORSTREAM INPUTS, and hit VPOS then volume up twice, your S-Video inputs will get screwed up, and will show a solarized, negative, half-gone picture from then on, no matter whether there is any material sent from any source device or not.
The only remedy for this problem currently is re-initializion of the set, which is a long and tedious process.
More info can be had by visiting this address: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/uub/...0956-2.html#58
At this point, the best way around this dilemma is to enter the Service mode ONLY from S or Composite inputs, and let your precision settings come from there, and simply APPLY to the component inputs.
Mr Bob
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Robert P. Jones
Image Perfection
SF Bay Area, Ca. USA
650-595-3797
bob@imageperfection.com
www.imageperfection.com