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there is nothing in the service manual about how to go into the service menu and reset the tv back to factory 0 hours. I have the S1 series manual only and there is nothing in there.
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Originally Posted by jackal2001 /forum/post/18384210
there is nothing in the service manual about how to go into the service menu and reset the tv back to factory 0 hours. I have the S1 series manual only and there is nothing in there.
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Originally Posted by mustangs1 /forum/post/18384221
Doesn't mean it doesn't exist though. They don't tell you how to go into the hex editor in the manual... It may be in there somewhere.
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Originally Posted by jackal2001 /forum/post/18384502
Correct. I have no idea if it exists, but it isn't in the service manual.
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Originally Posted by LarryInRI /forum/post/18384626
A hex editor exists. It was discussed in some detail a few thousand posts back in this thread.
EDIT: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...1#post17830571
Larry
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Originally Posted by mustangs1 /forum/post/18384688
You gotta laugh at this post. Really sucks that we have no resolution![]()
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Originally Posted by LarryInRI /forum/post/18384780
No. The real laugh is that a simple search for the single word 'editor' brought it right up.![]()
There was no need for all the posts speculating whether or not an editor exits.
Larry
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Originally Posted by mustangs1 /forum/post/18384814
My post meant that there may be a reset function somewhere in the Service menu. I knew about the hex editor. Just to clear that up
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Originally Posted by LarryInRI /forum/post/18384626
A hex editor exists. It was discussed in some detail a few thousand posts back in this thread.
EDIT: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...1#post17830571
Larry
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Originally Posted by MountainMan10 /forum/post/18385070
Now that is the type of thing that can void your warranty, and turn your TV into a doorstop.
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Originally Posted by mustangs1 /forum/post/18385098
Exactly. I went in the Hex Editor, and I believe that Panasonic CAN tell that you've been in there. I didn't change anything, and only went in for a second, but right after on the self check, DTVSOC was in red, and it wasn't before. (It still is in red when I do the self check) So they know I've been in there.
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Originally Posted by dabigwaxy /forum/post/18383781
I agree with you but Vegas is to bright. We should meet somewhere greyer like the NorthWest. If we bring all out TVs and set them to no input, we can light up the sky. *Single tear rolls down my cheek.
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Originally Posted by LarryInRI /forum/post/18384626
A hex editor exists. It was discussed in some detail a few thousand posts back in this thread.
EDIT: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...1#post17830571
Larry
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Originally Posted by jackal2001 /forum/post/18385459
I know the hex editor exists as I saw something about it on the euro forums about enabling something. What I meant was there is nothing in the manual that states you can reset the tv to factory defaults by doing something. It doesn't tell you HOW to do it. Believe me, if it did, I would have done it.
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Originally Posted by Audiotitis /forum/post/18385488
Also, some nice accessible advanced settings. 4:40 marker onwards
Wonder how they will look after 1000+hrs. I know what's been said about it on this thread.