[PedroBlanco]

I have a Panasonic PT-50LCX63 LCD Projection TV which is connected to Pioneer VOYAGER 3510HD HDTV box via a DVI-HDMI cable.


When switching back and forth between channels with different input signals(i.e. 720P to 480p), the Reds and Blues get inverted. In other words, if something is red, it appears blue, and visa versa. After reading the manual, I found that the TV has a function called "UV Timing" which can either be normal or inverted. If I toggle this feature, the picture corrects itself, but when I switch channels, the problem reappears and I have to toggle the "UV timing" function again.


Has anyone run into this problem or have any ideas as to how to permanently correct it? I have an appointment for service, but I am not confident that the resolution will be quick.

 

[Colo232]

I used to have the same problem.

I fixed it by setting the UV timing to "Inverted" and the HD STB (Hughes HTL) to "Native" source.

As soon as I get home I will doble check and let you know for sure.

 

[PedroBlanco]

Thanks for the response. I went home and looked th the HD STB setting, and was unable to find it. Is this a setting on the TV? What menu is it under?


Thanks,


Peter

 

[Colo232]

No, this setting (Source) should be in the STB. Since I have the Hughes HTL I'm not able to tell you were to locate this setting.

Did you look at the STB manual?

 

[PedroBlanco]

I looked in the manual, and haven't found anything relating to a source setting. I'll keep looking. At least I'm not the only one who has had this problem and I have a direction to look in. I appreciate your help.


Thanks,


Peter