Hitachi 2003 Auto Digital Convergence Pocket Manual

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HITACHI
Home Electronics Division
2003
Auto Digital
Convergence
Pocket Manual
Sears version 1.0.1 5/64” (bottom of page #)

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CONTENTS
Introduction 1
Equipment Requirements 4
Screen Overlay Jigs 5
Chassis/Model Cross Reference 7
Remote Control Configurations 10
Service Solutions 59
Magic Focus Operation 61
Touch-Up Alignment 62
Complete Alignment 73
DCU Error Code Table 95
2H Model Procedures 96
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INTRODUCTION
Getting Started with Digital Convergence
INTRODUCTION
This handbook is designed to provide a simplified, step-by-

step approach towards understanding the principles, trouble-
shooting, and adjusting of the Hitachi Digital Convergence
System. The handbook covers, in detail, the convergence pro-
cedures for all Hitachi Projection Televisions using the Digital
Convergence System, including the newer 2H models. Some
of these new models require the technician to perform the con-
vergence adjustments in two completely separate modes, due
to the TV having two separate horizontal scanning frequen-
cies.
Digital Convergence Correction - History

Since 1991, Hitachi has manufactured Projection Television
products that use data stored in an EEPROM as convergence
correction data. The correction data is converted to analog
parabolic and sawtooth waveforms and sent to the respective
output devices. The first Hitachi model to use this system was
the 60SX1B/K.
C orrection C onvergence
D /A
Am plifiers Yokes
EEPRO M
Adjustm ent Service Technician
Point D ata
A/D Interface
D igital
C onvergence
U nit
(D C U ) C ustom er
The Digital Convergence adjustment process began by short-

ing two internal test points to set the unit to the Digital Con-
vergence Adjustment Mode (DCAM). From the DCAM, or
service mode, the necessary adjustments were made to correct
the convergence errors.
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INTRODUCTION
The remote control was used to adjust the position of an inter-
INTRODUCTION
nally generated crosshatch pattern for each CRT. While in
the DCAM/service mode, a number of buttons on the remote
control are allocated specifically for convergence adjust-
ments, and no longer operate the functions indicated on their
button.
Adjustments of the crosshatch pattern must be matched to a

precision reference overlay attached to the front of the screen.
The reference overlay is considered to be a necessary ser-
vice jig. The lines printed on the overlay are used as a refer-
ence for setting up the Green CRT convergence. Once the
Green CRT has been completed, the Red and Blue can then
be converged using Green as the reference.
When the convergence adjustments have been completed, the

Digital Convergence adjustment data is stored in the
EEPROM. The data is then converted to analog R(V), R(H),
G(V), G(H), B(V), B(H) correction waveforms and applied to
the output convergence drivers and amplifiers for each CRT’s
convergence yoke.
Digital Convergence Correction - Present

Since the 60SX1B/K, significant improvements have been
made to the Digital Convergence System. The customer can
now push a single button to automatically readjust the con-
vergence in case of convergence drift caused by the position
of the set relative to the earth’s magnetic field.
The new Automatic Digital Convergence feature is called

“MAGIC FOCUS”, and provides both static and dynamic
convergence correction with superior results.
Magic Focus
Automatic Digital Convergence (Magic Focus), normally
uses eight light sensors located on the inner side of the screen
frame perimeter. During the Magic Focus procedure, light
patterns are internally generated and read by the sensors. The
results are transferred to the Digital Convergence Unit
(DCU), and are used to calculate the correction required to
return the product to the original ‘memorized’ convergence
parameters.
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INTRODUCTION
Set-up for the Automatic Digital Convergence System uses
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the same service principles as the non-Automatic Digital

Convergence System:
1) Initiate the service mode (DCAM)

2) Make convergence corrections with remote control
3) Store the updated correction data in the EEPROM
4) Initialize the Magic Focus sensor data positions
5) Exit the service mode
The primary difference between the Automatic (Magic Fo-

cus) and non-Automatic (non-Magic Focus) Digital Conver-
gence procedures is that there is an additional step required to
ensure that the Magic Focus feature will operate correctly.
This step uses the sensors and pattern data together to calcu-
late the convergence correction data for storage in the
EEPROM as permanent reference data for Magic Focus. If
this step is bypassed, the Magic Focus feature will not oper-
ate, although the convergence correction procedures will
have been properly set up.
Conclusion
Included in this handbook is all the information required to
perform the Automatic Digital Convergence correction ad-
justments in the customer’s home. The flowcharts, trouble-
shooting, and adjusting procedures are specifically designed
for in-home use.
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EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
The following equipment and jigs are extremely important for
completing the precise convergence adjustments required for
the Automatic Digital Convergence System. If the DCU
(Digital Convergence Unit) is replaced, a complete align-
REQUIREMENTS
EQUIPMENT
ment is necessary. This includes the usage of the screen
overlay or jig.
WARNING
If the screen overlay is not used during the setup procedure
of the green crosshatch, noticeable linearity problems will
occur, as well as probable error code generation during the
Magic Focus sensor data initialization process.
NTSC GENERATOR
The external NTSC generator must be capable of providing a
single cross NTSC pattern. This is used to establish the mag-
netic centering for each CRT.
Single Cross Signal
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SCREEN OVERLAY
SCREEN OVERLAY (JIG)
Required for convergence alignments. See page 6 for instal-
lation procedure.
Red
Blue
Horizontal
Horizontal
Offset
Offset
OVERLAY
Horizontal Size m arks

SCREEN
Vertical R B
Size
m arks
Shown above is an example of the screen overlay (jig).
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SCREEN OVERLAY
SCREEN OVERLAY INSTALLATION
Must be used during a complete alignment
OVERLAY
SCREEN
Spaced
R B
Equally
Place the transparent Screen Overlay geometrically on the

PTV screen, making sure the outside lines on the overlay are
an equal distance from the inside edges of the frame on all
four sides.
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CHASSIS/MODEL CROSS REFERENCE

Including Remotes and Overlay part numbers
1H MODELS
CHASSIS MODEL REMOTE OVERLAY
46UX20B CLU-951MP H310353
46UX21K CLU-951MP H310353
AP53
50UX22B CLU-951MP H310354
REFERENCE
CROSS
50UX23K CLU-951MP H310354

60SX10B CLU-951MP H310355
AP53D
60SX11K CLU-951MP H310355
60SX10BA CLU-951MP H310355
AP53DP
60SX11KA CLU-951MP H310355
46UX20BA CLU-951MP H310353
46UX21KA CLU-951MP H310353
AP53P
50UX22BA CLU-951MP H310354
50UX23KA CLU-951MP H310354
50FX18B CLU-417UI H310354
50FX19K CLU-417UI H310354
AP62 50FX30B CLU-434VP H310354
55FX20B CLU-417UI H310356
60FX32B CLU-951MP H310355
AP62P 50FX48B CLU-417UI H310354
46UX24B CLU-952MP H310353
46UX25K CLU-952MP H310353
AP63
50UX26B CLU-952MP H310354
50UX27K CLU-952MP H310354
60SX12B CLU-952MP H310355
AP63B
60SX13K CLU-952MP H310355
46UX50B CLU-612MP H310353
46UX51K CLU-612MP H310353
50UX52B CLU-612MP H310354
AP73
50UX53K CLU-612MP H310354
60UX54B CLU-612MP H310355
60UX55K CLU-612MP H310355
50SBX70B CLU-612MP H310354
AP74 60SBX72B CLU-612MP H310355
70SBX74B CLU-612MP H310357
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1H MODELS
CHASSIS MODEL REMOTE OVERLAY
AP82 55FX48B CLU-431UI H310356
50UX58B/K CLU-612MP H310354
AP83 55UX58BA CLU-612MP H310356
REFERENCE
CROSS
60UX58B/K CLU-612MP H310355
AP83P 55UX58B CLU-612MP H310356
50UX57B CLU-615MP H310354
AP83R
60UX57B CLU-615MP H310355
50SBX78B CLU-613MP H310354
AP84
60SBX78B CLU-613MP H310355
AP92 50GX49B CLU-435U H310354
46FX01B CLU-436UI H310353
46GX01B CLU-436UI H310353
AP92R
50GX10B CLU-436UI H310354
50GX20B CLU-436UI H310354
50GX10BA CLU-436UI H310354
AP92R/S 50GX20BA CLU-436UI H310354
46GX01BA CLU-436UI H310353
53SBX59B CLU-615MP H310359
AP93
61SBX59B CLU-615MP H310358
53SBX01B CLU-573TSI H310359
AP93R
61SBX01B CLU-573TSI H310358
AP02 43GX01B CLU-573TSI H312222
50DX10B CLU-4311UG H310354
50DX20B CLU-4311UG H310354
50FX20B CLU-4311UG H310354
HP11
60DX10B CLU-4311UG H310355
60DX20B CLU-4311UG H310355
60FX20B CLU-4311UG H310355
43GX10B CLU-4311UG H312222
HP12 50GX30B CLU-4311UG H310354
50GX30BA CLU-4311UG H310354
HP13 53SBX10B CLU-5714TSI H310359
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2H MODELS
CHASSIS MODEL REMOTE OVERLAY 1 OVERLAY 2
DP85 61HDX98B CLU-614MP H312182A H312183A
53SDX89B CLU-615MP H310359 H312184
DP86
60SDX88B CLU-612MP H310355 H312181A
53SDX89BA CLU-615MP H310359 H312184
DP86V
60SDX88BA CLU-615MP H310355 H312181A
REFERENCE
DP05 53FDX01B CLU-575TSI H312223 H312224

CROSS
DP05F 43FDX01B CLU-575TSI H312225 H312226

53SDX01B CLU-572TSI H312223 H312224
DP06
61SDX01B CLU-572TSI H310355 H312181A
53SWX01W CLU-575TSI H312241 H312242
DP07
61SWX01W CLU-575TSI H312243 H312244
43UWX10B CLU-5713TSI H312259
53UWX10B CLU-5711TSI H312257
DP14G 53UWX10BA CLU-5711TSI H312257
61UWX10B CLU-5711TSI H312258
61UWX10BA CLU-5711TSI H312258
53UDX10B CLU-5713TSI H312253 H312254
DP15 53UDX10BA CLU-5713TSI H312253 H312254
61UDX10B CLU-5713TSI H312255 H312256
43FDX10B CLU-5713TSI H312251 H312252
DP15E
43FDX11B CLU-5713TSI H312251 H312252
DP15H 53FDX20B CLU-4322UG H312253 H312254
43FDX15B CLU-4322UG H312251 H312252
DP15K
43FDX20B CLU-4322UG H312251 H312252
53SWX10B CLU-5713TSI H312257
53SWX12B CLU-5713TSI H312257
DP17
61SWX10B CLU-5713TSI H312258
61SWX12B CLU-5713TSI H312258
51UWX20B CLU-4321UG H312272
57UWX20B CLU-4321UG H312273
DP23
51/57F500 CLU-4321UG H312273
51/57G500 CLU-4321UG H312273
51GWX20B CLU-4321UG H312272
DP23G
57GWX20B CLU-4321UG H312273
DP23K 46F500 CLU-4321UG H312275
DP24 43FWX20B CLU-4321UG H312271
57XWX20B CLU-5721TSI H312273
DP26
65XWX20B CLU-5721TSI H312274
51SWX20B CLU-5722TSI H312272
DP27 57SWX20B CLU-5722TSI H312273
65SWX20B CLU-5722TSI H312274
57TWX20B CLU-5722TSI H312273
DP27D
65TWX20B CLU-5722TSI H312274
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REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS
Remote Page
CLU-951MP 11
CLU-952MP 13
CLU-417UI 15
CLU-431UI 17
REMOTES
CLU-434VP 19
CLU-435U 21
CLU-436UI 23
CLU-612MP 25
CLU-613MP 27
CLU-614MP 29
CLU-615MP 31
CLU-617MP 33
CLU-572TSI 35
CLU-573TSI 37
CLU-575TSI 39
CLU-5711TSI 41
CLU-5712TSI 43
CLU-5713TSI 45
CLU-5714TSI 47
CLU-5721TSI 49
CLU-5722TSI 51
CLU-4311UG 53
CLU-4321UG 55
CLU-4322UG 57
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REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-951MP
TV POW ER
CABLE
RO M V C R /A U D IO
Read
RO M
1 2
W rite
P IP SWAP S H IFT
Calculate
3 4 5 Centering
REMOTES
P hase SRD AI FR Z
A djust
6
AN T CBL CBL
Initialize
T V /C A B L E
VCR
Rem ove C rosshatch
Color A U D IO V ideo
7 9
M ENU ENTER
VOL CH
L S T -C H
C orrection
B uttons
M UTE
1 2 3 C ursor
P osition
10
B uttons
4 5 6
7 8 9
AVX RECALL
0
B LU E GR EE N
11 12 13
13 x 9 3x3
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -951M P
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Button Explanations
1. Read From ROM - Reads the stored EEPROM data
current working RAM. (PRESS 2X)
2. Write to ROM - Stores current convergence data in
working RAM to the EEPROM (PRESS 2X)
3. Phase Adjust - Mode used for matching positions of
the cursor and adjustment point for matching phase.
4. Calculate - Performs interpolation between adjustment
points for a total of 255 data locations.
REMOTES
5. Centering - Turns on the static raster centering mode
for matching the internal crosshatch to the external
video center.
6. Initialize - Develops the reference data for Magic Fo-
cus using the 8 sensors and light pattern sampling data.
(PRESS SHIFT, ANT)
7. Color Display Mode (Remove Color) - Used to toggle
between all colors (white) and either Green only, Red +
Green (yellow), or Blue + Green (cyan). Use of this
button is in conjunction with the AVX, 0, and RE-
CALL buttons.
8. Correction Buttons - Used to adjust the horizontal and
vertical position of the adjustment point. The blinking
crosshatch intersection identifies the selected adjust-
ment point.
9. Crosshatch/Video Mode - When pressed five times,
this button will toggle between the normal input video
and the internally generated convergence crosshatch
pattern.
10. Cursor Position Buttons - Moves the adjustment point
of the internal crosshatch pattern line intersections.
(2 = up, 4 = left, 5 = down, 6 = right)
11. Blue / 13 x 9 - When used with the MENU button, will
display green and blue. When pressed 5 times, will
enable 13 x 9 mode.
12. Red / 7 x 5 - When used with the MENU button, will
display green and red. When pressed 5 times, will en-
able 7 x 5 mode.
13. Green Only / 3 x 3 - When used with the MENU but-
ton, will display green only. When pressed 5 times, will
enable 3 x 3 mode, if RAM was cleared.
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TV POW ER
C AB LE
ROM V C R /A U D IO
Read
ROM
1 2
W rite
P IP SW AP MOVE
Initialize
REMOTES
6 5 Centering
HOM E
TH EATER
P IP C H FR Z
C A B LE H E LP T V /C A B L E
T V /C A B L E
VCR
Rem ove GRE EN
Color A U D IO 3x3
7 C
13S
M EN U 8 E X IT
RECALL
VOL CH
L S T -C H
C orrection
B uttons
M UTE
1 2 3 C ursor
P osition
10 B uttons
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
0
BLUE
11 12
13 x 9
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -952M P
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Button Explanations
3. Phase Adjust - Not Available
4. Calculate - Not Available
REMOTES
video center.
(PRESS MOVE, PIP CH)
button is in conjunction with the INPUT, 0, and RE-
CALL buttons.
ment point.
9. Crosshatch/Video Mode - Not Available
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust items 3, 4, and 9 using this

remote.
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REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-417UI
POW ER
TV C AB LE VCR
H E LP P IP C H TV /V C R
REMOTES
P IP S W AP M O V E FR Z
1 2 5 C entering
R OM R OM
R ead W rite
REC S TO P P AU S E
R em ove GR E EN
C olor 3x3
7 C
13S
M ENU 8 E X IT
RECALL
VOL CH
L S T -C H
C orrection
B uttons
M UTE
1 2 3 C ursor
P osition
10 B uttons
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
0
B LUE
11 12
13 x 9
R ED H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -417U I
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Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
6. Initialize - Not Available
CALL buttons.
ment point.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust items 3, 4, 6, and 9 using

this remote.
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POW ER
TV C A B LE VCR
3
REMOTES
P IP SWAP M OVE FR Z
P hase 1 2 5 Centering
A djust
RO M RO M
Read W rite
REC S TO P P AU S E
L S T -C H
Rem ove
Color M UTE
VOL CH
E X IT
C rosshatch
RECALL C .S .
GR EE N V ideo
3x3 7
FAV M ENU FAV
13 CH CH
8
C orrection
B uttons
1 2 3 C ursor
P osition
10 B uttons
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
0
B LU E
11 12
13 x 9
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -431U I
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Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust items 4 and 6 using this

remote.
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REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-434VP
AM
T V 8:43
RO M C AN C E L
VCR + R E V IE W ENT ER
Read
CLOCK
SW AP 1 2 3 C ursor
REMOTES
1
P osition
10
Centering
ONC E B uttons
5
FR Z 4 5 6
D AIL Y
2
M OVE 7 8 9
RO M
W EE KLY AD D T IM E SE T UP
W rite P IP P IP C H 0 T V /V C R
12
RE D
POW E R TV C AB L E VCR
7x5
LS T-C H M UTE CH VOL
IN P U T
11
SL EEP
B LU E R E C AL L /C S
C orrection
13 x 9 13
E X IT
7
M EN U
B uttons
HEL P
GR EE N
P L AY
3x3
REW 8 F .F W D
Rem ove
Color ST OP
R EC T
L IG H
PAU SE
H ITAC H I
s+
V C R p lu
C LU -434V P
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REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-434VP

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust items 3, 4, 6, and 9 using

this remote.
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REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-435U
POW ER
TV CA BLE V CR
HE LP C.C. T V/VC R
3
REMOTES
P IP S W A P MO VE FRZ
P hase 1 2 5 Centering
A djust
RO M RO M
Read W rite
RE C S TOP P AUS E
L S T -C H
Rem ove
Color M UTE
VOL CH
9
E X IT
C rosshatch
RECALL C .S .
GR EE N V ideo
3x3 7
FAV M ENU FAV
13 CH CH
8
C orrection
B uttons
1 2 3 C ursor
P osition
10 B uttons
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
0
B LU E
11 12
13 x 9
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -435U
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REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-435U

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust items 4 and 6 using this

remote.
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POW ER
TV C AB LE VCR
3
REMOTES
P IP S W AP M O V E FR Z
P hase 1 2 5 C entering
A djust
R OM R OM
R ead W rite
REC S TO P P AU S E
R em ove GR E EN
C olor 3x3
7 C
13S
M ENU 8 E X IT
RECALL
VOL CH
L S T -C H C orrection
B uttons
M UTE
1 2 3 C ursor
P osition
10
B uttons
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
0
B LUE 11 12
13 x 9
R ED H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -436U I
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Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust items 4, 6, and 9 using this

remote.
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POW ER
RO M
Read
TV C AB L E D SS RO M
W rite
1 2
REMOTES
P IP SW AP MOVE
Centering
6 3 5
P IP C H H EL P FRZ
T V /C A B L E /D S S
Initialize VCR
A U D IO
L S T -C H
P hase
A djust
VOL M UTE CH
Calculate
C rosshatch
IN F O E X IT
V ideo
G U ID E
4 9
RECALL C .S .
GR EE N FAV FAV C orrection
M ENU
3x3 13
CH
7
CH B uttons
8
SVCS SCHED
Rem ove REC SELECT
Color
C ursor
P osition
1 2 3 B uttons
10
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
B LU E
0
11 12
13 x 9
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -612M P
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Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
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POW ER
R OM
R ead
TV CABLE DSS R OM
W rite
1 2
REMOTES
P IP SW AP MOVE
C entering
6 3 5
P IP C H HELP FRZ
Initialize VCR
A U D IO
L S T -C H
P hase
A djust
VOL M UTE CH
C alculate
C rosshatch
IN F O E X IT
V ideo
G U ID E
4 9
RECALL C .S .
GR E EN FA V FA V C orrection
M ENU
3x3 13
CH
7
CH B uttons
8
SVCS SCHED
R em ove REC SELECT
C olor
C ursor
P osition
1 2 3 B uttons
10
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
B LUE
0
11 12
13 x 9
R ED H ITAC H I TV l u s +
p
G U ID E
7x5 C LU -613M P
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Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
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POW ER
RO M
Read
TV C AB L E S AT RO M
W rite
1 2
D T V /SA T P IP SW AP
REMOTES
Centering
6 3 5
P IP C H ANT MOVE
Initialize VCR
A U D IO
L S T -C H
P hase
A djust
VOL M UTE CH
Calculate
C rosshatch
IN F O E X IT
V ideo
G U ID E
4 9
USER HELP
M ENU
3x3 13
CH
7
CH B uttons
8
SVCS SCHED
Rem ove REC SELECT
Color
C ursor
P osition
1 2 3 B uttons
10
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T C .S .
B LU E
0
11 12
13 x 9
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -614M P
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
(PRESS SWAP, PIP CH)
button is in conjunction with the INPUT, 0, and USER
buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
POW ER
RO M
Read
W rite
1 2
REMOTES
P IP SW AP MOVE
Centering
6 3 5
P IP C H H EL P FRZ
T V /C A B L E /S A T
Initialize VCR
A U D IO
L S T -C H
P hase
A djust
VOL M UTE CH
Calculate
C rosshatch
IN F O E X IT
V ideo
G U ID E
4 9
RECALL C .S .
M ENU
3x3 13
CH
7
CH B uttons
8
SVCS SCHED
Rem ove REC SELECT
Color
C ursor
P osition
1 2 3 B uttons
10
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
B LU E
0
11 12
13 x 9
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -615M P
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
POW ER
RO M
Read
W rite
1 2
REMOTES
P IP SW AP MOVE
Centering
6 3 5
P IP C H H EL P FRZ
T V /C A B L E /S A T
Initialize VCR
A U D IO
L S T -C H
P hase
A djust
VOL M UTE CH
Calculate
C rosshatch
IN F O E X IT
V ideo
G U ID E
4 9
RECALL C .S .
M ENU
3x3 13
CH
7
CH B uttons
8
SVCS SCHED
Rem ove REC SELECT
Color
C ursor
P osition
1 2 3 B uttons
10
4 5 6
7 8 9
IN P U T SLEEP
B LU E
0
11 12
13 x 9
RE D H ITAC H I
7x5 C LU -617M P
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-572TSI
PO W E R
VCR CBL
TV SAT
S O U R C E W IZ A R D
AV1 AV2
DVD AV3
REMOTES
1 2 3
C ursor 10
P osition
B uttons
4 5 6
RE D
7X5
P hase 7 8 9
A djust
SLEEP 0 LAST CH
12
C rosshatch
HELP V ideo
INPUT C.C. ASPECT C.S.
B LU E
3
13 x 9 11
C orrection
7 9 B uttons
U EX
N IT
ME
8
Rem ove
VO L SELE C T CH
Color
MU LL
TE CA GR EE N
Initialize RE
SVCS 13 SCHD 3x3
VCR PLUS+ G UIDE/TV
INFO
4
PIP PIP CH FREEZE Calculate

6 5
PIP AC C ESS
RO M
PIP M O DE SW AP
W rite 2 1
Centering
PRO G TV/VCR SLO W
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -572T SI
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
(PRESS PIP MODE, PIP CH)
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
PO W E R
VCR CBL
TV SAT
AV1 AV2
DVD AV3
REMOTES
1 2 3
C ursor 10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6
RE D
7X5
P hase 7 8 9
A djust
SLEEP 0 LAST CH
12
C rosshatch
V ideo
HELP
INPUT C.S.
B LU E
3
13 x 9 11
C orrection
7 9 B uttons
U EX
N IT
ME
8
Rem ove
VO L SELE C T CH
Color
MU LL
TE CA GR EE N
Initialize RE
SVCS 13 SCHD 3x3
VCR PLUS+ G UIDE/TV
INFO
4

6 5
RO M PIP AC C ESS
M O VE SW AP
W rite 1
2 Centering
PRO G TV/VCR SLO W
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -573T SI
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
PO W E R
TV VCR CBL SAT
AV1 AV2
DVD AV3
REMOTES
1 2 3
C ursor 10
P osition
B uttons
4 5 6
RE D
7X5
P hase 7 8 9
A djust
SLEEP 0 LAST CH
12
C rosshatch
HELP V ideo
INPUT C.C. ASPECT C.S.
B LU E
3
13 x 9 11
C orrection
7 9 B uttons
U EX
M EN IT
8
Rem ove
VO L SELE C T CH
Color
MU LL
TE CA GR EE N
Initialize RE
SVCS 13 SCHD
3x3
VCR PLUS+ G UIDE/TV
INFO
4

6 5
PIP AC C ESS
RO M
PIP M O DE SW AP
W rite 2 1
Centering
PRO G TV/VCR SLO W
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -575T SI
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
CALL buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
POW ER
TV VCR CBL S TB
DVD AV1 AV2 AV3

REMOTES
1 2 3
C ursor 10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6
RE D
7X5
P hase 7 8 9
A djust
SLEEP 0 LAST CH
12
C rosshatch
C.C. HELP ASPECT
V ideo
ANT PIX
B LU E 3
13 x 9 11
7
U EX
9 C orrection
N IT
ME B uttons
VO L SELE C T CH GR EE N
Rem ove 8 3x3
Color
MU US
TE AT
SV ST
CS 13 HD
SC
VC
Initialize RP TV
VI
D L D E/ 5
US UI D
1 + IN FO G VI
VI 4
D 4 D
2 VI
V ID 3
PIP PIP CH FREEZE

Calculate
6 5
PIP AC C ESS
RO M PIP M O DE SW AP
W rite 2
1
TV/VCR
Centering
PRO G SLO W
RO M
Read REC
HITACHI
CLU -5711T SI
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
button is in conjunction with the ANT, 0, and
STATUS buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
PO W ER
TV VCR CBL STB
SO URCE W IZARD
DVD AV1 AV2 AV3
1 2 3
REMOTES
C ursor 10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6
RE D
7X5
P hase 7 8 9
A djust
SLEE P 0 LAST CH
12
C rosshatch
V ideo
HELP
INPUT PIX
B LU E
3
13 x 9 11
C orrection
7 9 B uttons
EX
NU IT
ME
8
Rem ove
VO L SEL EC T CH
Color
MU US
TE AT
GR EE N
Initialize ST
SVCS 13 SCHD 3x3
VCR PLUS+ G UIDE/TV
INFO
4
PIP PIP CH FREEZ E Calculate

6 5
RO M PIP AC C ESS
PIP M O DE SW AP
W rite 2 1
Centering
PRO G TV/VCR SLO W
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -5712T SI
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
button is in conjunction with the INPUT, 0, and
STATUS buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
PO W E R
VCR CBL
TV S TB
CD TA P E
DVD AM P
1 2 3
REMOTES
C ursor 10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6
RE D
7x5
7 8 9
P hase
A djust
SLEEP 0 LAST CH
12
C rosshatch
V ideo
C.C. HELP ASPECT
ANT M O DE
3
11
7 9
NU
EX C orrection
B LU E ME
IT
B uttons
13 x 9
8
VO L SELE C T CH
Rem ove
Color MU US GR EE N
TE AT
SV ST
HD
CS 13
SC 3x3
VC
RP TV
VI L E/ 5
D US ID VI
D
Initialize 1 + IN FO GU
VI 4 4
D D
2 VI
V ID 3
PIP PIP CH FREEZE

6 5
Calculate
RO M PIP AC C ESS
W rite PIP M O DE SW AP
1
2
PRO G TV/VCR SLO W

Centering
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -5713TSI
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
STATUS buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
PO W E R
VCR CBL
TV S TB
CD TA P E
DVD AM P
1 2 3
REMOTES
C ursor 10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6
RE D
7x5
7 8 9
P hase
A djust
SLEEP 0 LAST CH
12
C rosshatch
V ideo
HELP
INPUT PIX
3
11
C orrection
B LU E 7 9
EX B uttons
13 x 9 NU IT
ME
Rem ove VO L SELE C T CH
Color GR EE N
MU S
3x3
TE A TU
ST
SVCS 13 SCHD
Initialize VCR PLUS+ G UIDE/TV
INFO
PIP PIP CH FREEZE

6 5
Calculate
RO M PIP AC C ESS
W rite PIP M O DE SW AP
1
2
PRO G TV/VCR SLO W

Centering
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -5714TSI
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
STATUS buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
PO W E R
TV VCR CBL S TB
CD TA P E
DVD AM P
1 2 3
C ursor
REMOTES
10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6
GR EE N
3x3
7 8 9
12 13
P hase
A djust
SLEEP - 0 INFO
G UIDE AS PE CT
A/V NE T
AN T
V IR TU
AL HD RE D
3
7x5
11
7 9
EX
B LU E NU IT
ME
13 x 9
C rosshatch
VO L SELE C T CH
8
V ideo
Rem ove
Color MU
TE CH
ST
SV
CS LA HD
SC
VI 5
D
1 VI
D C orrection
Initialize
VI
D 4 4 B uttons
2 V ID
V ID 3
PIP PIP CH FREEZE

6 5
Calculate*
RO M PIP AC C ESS
W rite PIP M O DE SW AP VIDEO
1
2
Centering
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -5721TSI
*Remote must be in VCR Mode

5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
button is in conjunction with the ANT, 0, and INFO
buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
PO W E R
TV VCR CBL S TB
CD TA P E
DVD AM P
1 2 3
C ursor 10
REMOTES
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6
GR EE N
3x3
P hase 7 8 9
A djust 12 13
SLEEP 0 INFO
C.C. A/V NET ASPECT VIRTUAL HD RE D

ANT
3 7x5
11
7 9
EX
B LU E NU IT
ME
13 x 9
C rosshatch
VO L SELE C T CH
V ideo
8
Rem ove
Color MU
TE CH
ST
SV LA HD
CS
SC
VC
R TV
VI PL E/ 5
D
1 US UI
D
VI
D C orrection
Initialize + G
VI
D 4 D
4 B uttons
2 VI
V ID 3
PIP PIP CH FREEZE

6 5
Calculate*
RO M PIP AC C ESS
W rite PIP M O DE SW AP VIDEO
1
2
Centering
RO M
Read
REC
HITACHI
CLU -5722TSI
*Remote must be in VCR Mode

5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-4311UG
POW ER
TV CABLE D V D /V C R
RO M
RO M
W rite
Read
SW AP M OVE
P IP FREEZE
P hase 1 2 Centering
REMOTES
A djust 5
P IP C H
HELP M ENU
6
3 7
Rem ove
Color
Initialize
SELECT
8
M UTE LAST CH
E X IT
C orrection
B uttons
9
C rosshatch VOL CH
V ideo
C ursor
1 2 3
10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6 RE D
7x5
7 8 9
INPU T 0 STATU S
11 12 13
B LU E GR EE N
13 x 9 3x3
REC TV/VCR PIX
HITACHI
CLU -4311UG
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
STATUS buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust item 4 using this remote.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
POW ER
TV C B L /S A T D V D /V C R
RO M
RO M
W rite
Read
SW AP P IP M O D E
P IP FREEZE
1 2 Centering
REMOTES
5
P IP C H
V ID E O M ENU
6
7
Rem ove
Color
Initialize
SELECT
8
M UTE LAST CH
E X IT
C orrection
B uttons
9
C rosshatch VOL CH
V ideo
C ursor
1 2 3
10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6 RE D
7x5
7 8 9
B LU E AN T 0 INFO GR EE N
13 x 9 11 12 13 3x3
VID 1 VID 2 VID 3 VID 4

3 4
P hase REC ASPECT VIRTUAL HD
Calculate*
A djust VID 5
HITACHI
CLU -4321UG
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
POW ER
TV C B L /S A T D V D /V C R
RO M
RO M
W rite
Read
SW AP P IP M O D E
P IP FREEZE
P hase 1 2 Centering
A djust
REMOTES
5
P IP C H
HELP M ENU
6
3 7
Rem ove
Color
Initialize
SELECT
8
M UTE LAST CH
E X IT
C orrection
B uttons
9
C rosshatch VOL CH
V ideo
C ursor
1 2 3
10
P osition
B uttons 4 5 6 RE D
7x5
7 8 9
AN T 0 STATU S
11 12 13
B LU E GR EE N
13 x 9 3x3
VID 1 VID 2 VID 3 VID 4
REC ASPECT M O DE
VID 5
HITACHI
CLU -4322UG
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

Button Explanations
REMOTES
video center.
STATUS buttons.
ment point.
pattern.
enable 13 x 9 mode.
able 7 x 5 mode.
Note: It is not possible to adjust item 4 using this remote.
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
SERVICE SOLUTIONS
Maintenance Performed
STK Replacement
Go to Magic Focus Operation
CRT Replacement
Go to Complete Convergence Procedure
Need to set Magnetic Centering
(After centering adjust, go to Magic Focus)
Deflection PWB Replacement

SOLUTIONS
SERVICE

Need to set H / V size and position
(Re-use original DCU, if possible)
DCU Replacement
Need to create new ROM data
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
SERVICE SOLUTIONS
First Time Convergence Assessment
Perform Magic Focus Operation (page 61)
Touch-up Convergence Procedure

Green needs adjustment (page 62)
Red needs adjustment (page 63)
Blue needs adjustment (page 67)
Write to ROM (page 71)
Initialize Sensors (page 72)
Complete Convergence Procedure
SOLUTIONS
SERVICE
Clear RAM (page 74)
Magnetic Centering (page 75)
Horizontal and Vertical Size Adjustment (page 77)
Static Centering (page 78)
Phase Adjustment (page 79)
Green 3 x 3 Mode (page 81)
Red/Blue 3 x 3 Mode (page 87)
Write to ROM (page 93)
Initialize Sensors (page 94)
DCU Error Codes (page 95)
Special Procedures for 2H Models

DP-85 (page 97)
DP-86 (page 99)
DP-0x (page 100)
DP-14G (page 103)
DP-15 (all) (page 109)
DP-17 (page 121)
DP-23/23G/23K/24 (page 127)
DP-26/27/27D (page 133)
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
MAGIC FOCUS OPERATION
P ress the M A G IC F O C U S button
O pera tio n O pera tio n O pera tio n

S u ccessful S u ccessful U n su ccessful
No
C o nv ergen ce C o nv ergen ce
E rrors E rrors
MAGIC FOCUS
OPERATION
"STATIC"
DONE! or "+"
Appears
Perform
Touch-up
Adjustm ents
Error
Codes
After Com pleting
Convergence
Adjustm ents,
W rite to ROM
G o to
Diagnostic
Table
(page 95)
Verify
Convergence
Satifactory
Error
Codes
Initialize
M AG IC
FO CUS
Sensors Initialization
Com plete
DONE!
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
TOUCH-UP ALIGNMENT
Green Needs Adjustment
Like Analog convergence, the green is used as the ref-
erence color. Green should be touched up only if it’s
out and both red and blue are aligned with each other.
Otherwise, there’s no way to know if the reference is
out or the other two colors are out. (it could happen)
When green needs alignment, the overlay should be
used to check the reference.
Proceed to the Green 13 x 9 Mode (page 85) portion

of the complete convergence procedure.
When completed with green touch-up AND the entire
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
crosshatch display is converged, proceed to Write to
ROM (page 71) and Initialize Sensors (page 72).
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
TOUCH-UP ALIGNMENT - RED

1. ENTER DCAM (Digital Convergence Adjustment
Mode) Default is 13 x 9 Mode.
AP-5x/AP-6x: Press service switch behind hole on front

panel for all AP-5x and AP-6x chassis. (Figure 1)
All Other Chassis: Press service switch on the Deflection
PWB. (Figure 2) or, for models built after 2000, to access the
DCAM without removing the front panel;
Procedure for Chassis DP14G, DP15, DP17:
1) Press the MAGIC FOCUS button on front panel.
2) While Magic Focus is running, press MAGIC FOCUS
button again to “stop”.
3) When “STOP” is displayed in OSD, press RECALL or
STATUS button on remote control.
4) The unit will now be in the DCAM.
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
Procedure for Chassis DP23/23G, DP24, DP26, DP27:

3) When “STOP” is displayed in OSD, press INFO button
on remote control.
Procedure for Chassis DP06, DP07, HP13:
1) Press and hold the MAGIC FOCUS button on front
panel.
2) While the button is held down, the OSD will change
from “MAGIC FOCUS” to “CENTER MODE”, then to
“STATIC MODE”.
3) When “STATIC MODE” is displayed in OSD, press
INPUT or ANT button on remote control.
Procedure for Chassis DP05F, DP05, HP11, HP12:
1) Press and hold the DIGITAL ARRAY or
CONVERGENCE ADJUST button on front panel.
2) While the button is held down, then press the INPUT or
ANT button on remote control.
(continued)
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
Figure 1 Service A djustm ent
AV X ! VOL "
" ! CH "
" POW ER
M AG IC
FO C U S
M EN U E N T ER #
# $ &
& %
%
Figure 2
(FR O N T V IEW )
R G B
FOC US
PA CK
S ER VIC E
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
S W ITC H
DEFLECTION PW B SIGNAL PW B
2. SELECT COLOR TO BE ADJUSTED (RED)
Press the button on the remote associated with Color Display

Mode (Remove Color) , then press the button on the remote
associated with Red / 7 x 5.
example: MENU, 0
Display should now be Red and Green crosshatch lines only.

If it is all three colors, press the MENU button again to toggle
from all colors back to Red and Green only.
(continued)
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

3. Use the Cursor Position Buttons to navigate from a
selected adjustment point to another adjustment point.
The blinking or dashed lines of the crosshatch intersec-
tion identifies the selected adjustment point.
1 2 3
4 5 6
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
4. Press the Cursor Adjustment Buttons at the selected

adjustment points to align the red H /V lines with the
green H / V lines.
FAV FAV
M ENU
CH CH
SELECT
SELECT
(continued)
5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”

After adjustment of Red, the lines should appear yel-
low, which is Red and Green together. When pressing
the MENU button to toggle back to all colors, all lines
should be white. Proceed to Write to ROM (page 71)
when all touch-up adjustments are completed.
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
13 x 9 Adjustment Locations
Red and Green - Before Adjustment
Red and Green - After Adjustment

5/64”
(right border)
(left border)
9/32” 9/32”
TOUCH-UP ALIGNMENT - BLUE

1. ENTER DCAM (Digital Convergence Adjustment
Mode) Default is 13 x 9 Mode.
AP-5x/AP-6x: Press service switch behind hole on front

panel for all AP-5x and AP-6x chassis. (Figure 1)
All Other Chassis: Press service switch on the Deflection
PWB. (Figure 2) or, for models built after 2000, to access the
DCAM without removing the front panel;
Procedure for Chassis DP14G, DP15, DP17:
3) When “STOP” is displayed in OSD, press RECALL or
STATUS button on remote control.
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
Procedure for Chassis DP23/23G, DP24, DP26, DP27:

3) When “STOP” is displayed in OSD, press INFO button
on remote control.
Procedure for Chassis DP06, DP07, HP13:
1) Press and hold the MAGIC FOCUS button on front
panel.
2) While the button is held down, the OSD will change
from “MAGIC FOCUS” to “CENTER MODE”, then to
“STATIC MODE”.
3) When “STATIC MODE” is displayed in OSD, press
INPUT or ANT button on remote control.
Procedure for Chassis DP05F, DP05, HP11, HP12:
1) Press and hold the DIGITAL ARRAY or
CONVERGENCE ADJUST button on front panel.
2) While the button is held down, then press the INPUT or
ANT button on remote control.
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(FR O N T V IEW )
R G B
FOC US
PA CK
S ER VIC E
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
S W ITC H
DEFLECTION PW B SIGNAL PW B
2. SELECT COLOR TO BE ADJUSTED (BLUE)
Press the button on the remote associated with Color Display

Mode (Remove Color) , then press the button on the remote
associated with Blue / 13 x 9 .
example: MENU, INPUT
Display should now be Blue and Green crosshatch lines only.

If it is all three colors, press the MENU button again to toggle
from all colors back to Blue and Green only.
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3. Use the Cursor Position Buttons to navigate from a
selected adjustment point to another adjustment point.
The blinking or dashed lines of the crosshatch intersec-
tion identifies the selected adjustment point.
1 2 3
4 5 6
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
4. Press the Cursor Adjustment Buttons at the selected

adjustment points to align the blue H /V lines with the
green H / V lines.
FAV FAV
M ENU
CH CH
SELECT
SELECT
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After adjustment of Blue, the lines should appear cyan,
which is Blue and Green together. When pressing the
MENU button to toggle back to all colors, all lines
should be white. Proceed to Write to ROM (page 71)
when all touch-up adjustments are completed.
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
13 x 9 Adjustment Locations
Blue and Green - Before Adjustment
Blue and Green - After Adjustment

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TOUCH-UP ALIGNMENT
WRITE TO ROM
When convergence is complete, write the new data to
ROM. Press the button on the remote associated with
Write to ROM twice.
Example 1: MOVE, MOVE
Example 2: PIP MODE, PIP MODE
The screen will blank for approx. 20 seconds. When
ROM WRITE is complete, green dots will appear on
the screen. At this point, pressing the MUTE button
will return to the crosshatch display.
1S T B U T T O N P R E S S
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
R O M W R ITE ?
2N D B UT TO N P R E S S
AP P R O X . 2 0 SE C O N DS
R O M W R IT E C O M P LE TE
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TOUCH-UP ALIGNMENT
INITIALIZE SENSORS
When WRITE TO ROM is complete, the Magic Fo-
cus Sensors need to be initialized. Press the button on
the remote associated with Write to ROM, then press
the button on the remote associated with Initialize.
Example 1: MOVE, PIP CH
Example 2: PIP MODE, PIP CH
1 S T B U TT O N P R E S S
R O M W R ITE?
ALIGNMENT
TOUCH-UP
2N D B U TT O N P R E S S
IN ITIA L
AP P R O X . 90 S E C O N D S
IN ITIALIZE C O M P L E TE
If error codes display after this step, see page 95.
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
Clear RAM............................................ 74
Magnetic Centering............................... 75
Horizontal and Vertical Size................. 77
Static Centering..................................... 78
Phase Adjustment.................................. 79
Green 3 x 3 Mode.................................. 81
Green 7 x 5 Mode.................................. 83
Green 13 x 9 Mode................................ 85
Red/Blue 3 x 3 Mode............................ 87
Red/Blue 7 x 5 Mode............................ 89
Red/Blue 13 x 9 Mode.......................... 91
Write to ROM....................................... 93
Initialize Sensors................................... 94
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
CLEAR RAM
To clear the DCU RAM, this is accomplished by hold-

ing down the service switch then powering on the set.
This will result in a display that has it’s convergence
completely uncorrected. Note that this is not necessar-
ily a permanent condition. All the previous conver-
gence settings that were stored in the ROM are still
there. The important thing to remember here is the dif-
ference between RAM (Random Access Memory) and
ROM (Read Only Memory). RAM is what the conver-
gence output devices are using for an input at any given
time, and ROM is what data settings were actually
written to the EEPROM.
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
Example of uncorrected convergence crosshatch
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
MAGNETIC CENTERING
After clearing the DCU RAM, the next step is to per-

form the magnetic centering for each CRT.
Using an external pattern generator, input a single

crosshatch pattern.
Apply the screen overlay. (page 6)
Display normal video.

Press the button on the remote associated with
Crosshatch/Video Mode five (5) times.
Example: EXIT (x5)

ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
Cen terin g Mag net
Beam Fo rm ing Magn et
Beam Alignm ent Magnet
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
MAGNETIC CENTERING
Using the CRT magnets (centering rings), align each

color as described in the diagrams below. The horizon-
tal line (left/right) for each color should be aligned with
the center horizontal line of the overlay. The vertical
line (up/down) for each color should be positioned as
shown, which is offset. This is done so that the Con-
vergence Output devices (STK’s) will operate in a
more efficient manner, thus preventing possible mem-
ory overload in the DCU and causing an error during
sensor initialization. For example, the Blue is offset to
the right because the Blue CRT is physically to the
right of center (Green).
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
Single
Crosshatch
R B
Green
Centered
Single
Crosshatch
R B
Red
Centered
(offset)
Single
Crosshatch
R B
Blue
Centered
(offset)
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
Horizontal / Vertical Size Adjust
After the magnetic centering has been accomplished, the
master size adjustment should be checked, and adjusted if
necessary.
Clear the DCU RAM. (page 74)
Select Green Only

Press the button on the remote associated with Color Dis-
play Mode (Remove Color), then press the button on the
remote associated with Green Only / 3 x 3 .
Example: MENU, RECALL
Adjust horizontal and vertical size controls (usually located

ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
on the Power/Deflection PWB) so that the raster size corre-

sponds to the size marks on the overlay.
Vertical
Size
Marks
R B
Horizontal
Size
Marks
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
STATIC CENTERING
After the magnetic centering and size adjustments have been
verified, the Static Centering should then be adjusted. The
screen overlay should be in place, and the DCU RAM should
still be cleared.
Enter the Static Raster Centering Mode
Press the button on the remote associated with Centering.
Example: FREEZE
Two additional horizontal lines will appear, to indicate that
the set is now in the Static Raster Centering Mode.
Additional Additional
H oriz. Lines H oriz. Lines
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
To select Red or Blue, press the button on the remote associ-

ated with Color Display Mode (Remove Color), then press
the button on the remote associated with Red / 7 x 5 or Blue /
13 x 9.
Example: MENU, 0 (Red)
Example: MENU, INPUT (Blue)
Adjust each color using the Correction Buttons until the
center is a white cross.
After adjustment is complete, press the button on the remote
associated with Centering to exit from the Static Raster Cen-
tering Mode.
Example: FREEZE
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
DCU PHASE ADJUST
Enter DCAM by either pressing the service only switch, or
by remote command. (see page 63)
Select Green Only
remote associated with Green Only / 3 x 3
Enter Phase Adjustment Mode
Press the button on the remote* associated with Phase Ad-
just.
Example: HELP
* Some remotes can not enter Phase Adjustment Mode.
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
NOTE: All 2H models built since 2000 (DP-0x, DP-1x,

and DP-2x) have data values for Phase Adjust. Refer to
pages 100 - 133 for specific 2H model data.
The point between the

bent lines represents
the Adjustment Point
location.
The broken line inter-

section represents the
center of the screen.
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
DCU PHASE ADJUST
Using the Correction Buttons on the remote, position the
bent lines so that they are aligned with the center of the
screen as shown below.
To exit from the Phase Adjustment Mode, press the button on

the remote associated with Phase Adjust.
Example: HELP
Matches external
video center
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
This assures that the

convergence adjustment
occurs precisely at the
selected cursor position.
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
GREEN 3 x 3 Mode
The first step in making convergence corrections is to en-
sure that the Green crosshatch is matched to the overlay. If
the DCU RAM was cleared, it will be possible to enter the
3 x 3 mode. Otherwise, when entering into the DCAM, the
default mode will be 13 x 9, which is the touch-up mode.
Clear the DCU RAM. (page 74)
Ensure that all size and centering adjustments have been
performed correctly. (pages 75-80)
Select 3 x 3 Mode.
Press the button on the remote associated with Green
Only / 3 x 3 five (5) times.
Example: RECALL (x 5)
Select Green Only
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE

3 x 3 Mode = 9 Adjustment Points - Before Adjustment
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
GREEN 3 x 3 Mode
The intersection of the two (H and V) dashed lines represents
the selected adjustment point. Press the Correction Buttons
at the selected adjustment point to align with the horizontal
and vertical lines of the screen overlay.
Use the Cursor Position Buttons to navigate between adjust-

ment points.
FAV FAV
MENU
CH CH
Correction
Buttons
SELECT
SELECT
ALIGNMENT
Cursor 1 2 3 COMPLETE
Position
Buttons
4 5 6
3 x 3 Mode = 9 Adjustment Points - After Adjustment
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
GREEN 7 x 5 Mode
Select 7 x 5 mode.
Press the button on the remote associated with Red / 7 x 5
five (5) times.
Example: 0 (x 5)
Select Green Only

Press the Correction Buttons (", !, ', () at the selected

adjustment points to align the display with the horizontal
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
Use the Cursor Position Buttons (2, 4, 5, 6) to navigate

between the adjustment points.
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
GREEN 7 x 5 Mode
Perform Interpolation as needed to correct for ‘S’ distortion
between points. Interpolation is basically a mathematical
operation that reduces the distance between two points. This
will average the error between points to correct the bent or
curved lines. This should always be done while in the 7 x 5
mode.
NOTE: Some Remotes do not have the capability for per-
forming this operation. See pages 11-58 to determine each
remote’s capabilities.
Example: INFO
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
Before Interpolation
After Interpolation
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
GREEN 13 x 9 Mode
Select 13 x 9 mode.
Press the button on the remote associated with Blue / 13 x
9 five (5) times.
Example: INPUT (x 5)
Select Green Only

ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE

between the adjustment points. Return to the 7 x 5 mode as
necessary to perform interpolation calculation.
Note: At this point, the green crosshatch should be per-
fectly aligned with the overlay. If it is not, return to the 7 x
5 mode or, if necessary, the 3 x 3 mode to make required
adjustments, until it matches the overlay.
Do not continue until green matches the overlay!
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GREEN
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
RED/BLUE 3 x 3 Mode
The next step in making convergence corrections is to en-
sure that the Red and the Blue crosshatch is matched to the
Green (which was matched to the overlay). If the DCU
RAM was cleared, it will be possible to enter the 3 x 3
mode. Otherwise, when entering into the DCAM, the de-
fault mode will be 13 x 9, which is the touch-up mode.
Select 3 x 3 Mode.
Press the button on the remote associated with Green
Only / 3 x 3 five (5) times.
Example: RECALL (x 5)
Select (Red and Green) or (Blue and Green)
remote associated with Red / 7 x 5, or Blue / 13 x 9.
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
or,
MENU, INPUT (Blue)
Note: The following diagrams only show Red and Green.

First do one color completely, then the other. It makes no
difference which one is done first.
3 x 3 Mode = 9 Adjustment Points - Before Adjustment
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
RED/BLUE 3 x 3 Mode
The intersection of the two (H and V) dashed lines represents
the selected adjustment point. Press the Correction Buttons
at the selected adjustment point to align with the horizontal
Use the Cursor Position Buttons to navigate between adjust-

ment points.
FAV FAV
MENU
CH CH
Correction
Buttons
SELECT
SELECT
ALIGNMENT
Cursor 1 2 3 COMPLETE
Position
Buttons
4 5 6
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
RED/BLUE 7 x 5 Mode
Select 7 x 5 mode.
Press the button on the remote associated with Red / 7 x 5
five (5) times.
Example: 0 (x 5)

or,
MENU, INPUT (Blue)

ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE

between the adjustment points.
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
RED/BLUE 7 x 5 Mode
Perform Interpolation as needed to correct for ‘S’ distortion
between points. Interpolation is basically a mathematical
operation that reduces the distance between two points. This
will average the error between points to correct the bent or
curved lines. This should always be done while in the 7 x 5
mode.
NOTE: Some Remotes do not have the capability for per-
forming this operation. See pages 11-58 to determine each
remote’s capabilities.
Example: INFO
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
Before Interpolation
After Interpolation
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
RED/BLUE 13 x 9 Mode
Select 13 x 9 mode.
Press the button on the remote associated with Blue / 13 x
9 five (5) times.
Example: INPUT (x 5)

or,
MENU, INPUT (Blue)
ALIGNMENT

COMPLETE

between the adjustment points. Return to the 7 x 5 mode as
necessary to perform interpolation calculation.
Note: At this point, the Red/Blue crosshatch should be per-
fectly aligned with the Green. If it is not, return to the 7 x 5
mode or, if necessary, the 3 x 3 mode to make required
adjustments, until it matches the Green.
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RED/BLUE
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
WRITE TO ROM
When convergence is complete, write the new data to
ROM. Press the button on the remote associated with
Write to ROM twice.
Example 1: MOVE, MOVE
Example 2: PIP MODE, PIP MODE
The screen will blank for approx. 20 seconds. When
ROM WRITE is complete, green dots will appear on
the screen. At this point, pressing the MUTE button
will return to the crosshatch display.
1S T B U T T O N P R E S S
R O M W R ITE ?
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
2N D B UT TO N P R E S S
AP P R O X . 2 0 SE C O N DS
R O M W R IT E C O M P LE TE
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COMPLETE ALIGNMENT
INITIALIZE SENSORS
When WRITE TO ROM is complete, the Magic Fo-
cus Sensors need to be initialized. Press the button on
the remote associated with Write to ROM, then press
the button on the remote associated with Initialize.
Example 1: MOVE, PIP CH
Example 2: PIP MODE, PIP CH
1 S T B U TT O N P R E S S
R O M W R ITE?
ALIGNMENT
COMPLETE
2N D B U TT O N P R E S S
IN ITIA L
AP P R O X . 90 S E C O N D S
IN ITIALIZE C O M P L E TE
If error codes display after this step, see page 95.
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DCU ERROR CODES
If an error code appears after Magic Focus operation or

during the Sensor Initialization procedure, refer to the
following table to determine the possible area at fault.
APPLICATION
ERROR ERROR
COUNTERMEASURE
CODE MESSAGE Magic Sensor
Focus Initialize
1 VF Error Replace DCU X X

Darken outside light
Placement of Sensor
Is pattern hitting Sensor?
Check connections
2 Connect 1 Replace Sensor X
Replace Sensor PWB
DCU ERROR CODES
Sensor connections
Replace DCU
Adjustment check (H / V)
3 A/D Level Same as Error Code 2 X X

Placement of Sensor
4 Overflow Adjustment check (H / V) X
Conv. Amp Gain check*
5 Convergence Same as Error Code 4 X X

7 Operation Same as Error Code 4 X X
9 Connect 2 Same as Error Code 2 X X
Input strong strength signal
10 Noise
Check conn. DCU/Sensor X X
Input strong strength signal
11 Sync
Input standard NTSC signal X X
* Check convergence yoke return resistor values
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
General 2H Model Information
Most of the Hitachi 2H (HDTV capable) models re-

quire that additional procedures be performed. This is
due to the fact that the horizontal or vertical deflection
is manipulated in some way, to properly display the
input HDTV signal. (An example would be a 4:3 model
displaying a 1080i image, which is 16:9) On the older
2H models, (pre-2001) the additional procedure in-
volves simply doing the entire convergence procedure a
second time, using a different overlay and engaging the
manipulated deflection mode. However, on the newer
2H models, there are other adjustments that need to be
performed before even starting the convergence correc-
tion procedures, such as DCU Character Set-up, and
DCU Pattern Set-up. These additional adjustments are
necessary because the same DCU is used in a multitude
of cabinet sizes and the light pattern must strike the
sensors correctly for Magic Focus to function as well as
the correct "wording" must be seen. Understand that PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
as this document is prepared, newer and/or more up to

date alignment information can be located on our web-
site, http://www.hitachiserviceusa.com
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-85 Procedures
The DP-85 has two convergence modes; Normal and
Smooth-Wide. Since the TV manipulates the horizon-
tal deflection in Smooth Wide mode only, the techni-
cian must converge the unit in both Normal mode and
Smooth Wide mode. There are two different overlays
to be used. See page 9 for the actual part numbers.
Note: This unit has four modes; Normal, Full, Fill, and
Smooth-Wide. Normal, Full, and Fill are considered
equivalent modes when pertaining to convergence, as
only the Smooth-Wide mode manipulates the horizon-
tal deflection by changing the linearity of the horizontal
deflection waveform.
To access Normal (or Full, or Fill) mode:
1. Input an NTSC signal via tuner, composite video,
or S-video.
2. Using the remote, press MENU > Preferences >
PROCEDURES
Screen Format > Normal.

2H MODEL
3. Press the Service switch.
To access Smooth-Wide mode:

or S-video.
2. Using the remote, press MENU > Preferences >
Screen Format > Smooth-Wide.
Proceed with Digital Convergence Adjustments. It is

highly recommended to perform the WRITE TO ROM
operation after completing the first of the two mode
convergence procedures, otherwise you will run the
risk of losing your stored data, if you attempt to engage
3 x 3 mode, which requires clearing the RAM.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-85 Procedures
The DP-85 has an additional feature to be used during con-
vergence that is unique to the Smooth-Wide mode. This is
due to the image being noticeably wider than the standard
image of the past. (The DP-85 was Hitachi’s first 2H 16:9
model) There is an additional mode or function that can be
used when making convergence corrections. This is called the
Extended Mode, and is entered by pressing the PIP CH but-
ton.
Normal
Mode
PROCEDURES
Extended 2H MODEL
A A
Mode
B
C
A = Two additional Horizontal lines. Not used.

B = Two additional Vertical lines. These lines are used to
align to the overlay. The proper actual adjustment at the sides
will commonly be outside the viewing area of the screen, so
these additional lines are used. Note that when adjusting the
convergence at the sides, it may take a little longer than usual
to get the lines exactly on the grid of the overlay. It’s more
important that the lines are straight rather than precisely on
the grid. (specification is 1 ~ 2 mm)
C = The intersection of dotted lines now includes a solid up-
per and lower bar which will be either Red, Green, or Blue;
depending on which color is being adjusted. In the case of the
above example, it is showing green.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-86 Procedures
The DP-86 has two convergence modes; Normal (or
Progressive) and HD (or High Definition). Since the
TV manipulates the horizontal deflection in HD mode
by increasing the scanning frequency (from 31.5 KHz
to 33.75 KHz), the technician must converge the unit in
both Normal mode and HD mode. There are two differ-
ent overlays to be used. See page 9 for the actual part
numbers.
To access Normal (or Progressive) mode:

or S-video.
To access HD mode:
1. Input an ATSC signal of 1080i at the component

PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
input connections.
Proceed with Digital Convergence Adjustments. It is

highly recommended to perform the WRITE TO ROM
operation after completing the first of the two mode
convergence procedures, otherwise you will run the
risk of losing your stored data, if you attempt to engage
3 x 3 mode, which requires clearing the RAM.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-0x Procedures
The DP-0x has two convergence modes; Normal (or
Progressive) and HD (or High Definition). Since the
TV manipulates the horizontal deflection in HD mode,
the technician must converge the unit in both Normal
mode and HD mode. There are two different overlays
to be used. See page 9 for the actual part numbers.
Note 1: The DP-05F does not have the Magic Focus
feature, therefore it is unnecessary to initialize the
Magic Focus Sensors. (there are none).
Note 2: The 61” DP-06 (61SDX01B) does not have it’s
own 61” overlays. Use the part number shown on page
9, which happens to be the same 60” overlay used on
the previous years model 60SDX88B. Center the over-
lay on the screen; there will be a 0.5” gap around the
overlay.
Note 3: There are two adjustments which are unique to
the DP-0x series; they are DCU PHASE ADJUST and PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
HORIZONTAL POSITION ADJUST. These must be

properly adjusted before starting the convergence cor-
rection adjustments.
DCU PHASE ADJUST

Normal (Progressive) Mode
or S-video.
3. Press HELP button on remote. (Green crosshatch
is displayed)
4. Press EXIT button on remote. (Character pattern is
displayed, which is the DCU Phase setting mode)
5. Set PH-H phase data as shown below by using the
4 and 6 button on the remote.
6. Set PH-V phase data as shown below by using the
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-0x Procedures
7. Set CR-H phase data as shown below by using the

' and ( button on the remote.
8. Set CR-V phase data as shown below by using the
" and ! button on the remote.
9. Press HELP button on remote to exit from PHASE
ADJUST Mode.
10. Press PIP MODE button on remote twice to write
the new Phase data to memory.
11. When Green dots appear, press MUTE button on
remote to return to DCU adjustment mode.
DCU PHASE ADJUST

HD Mode
1. Input an ATSC signal of 1080i at the component
input connections.
2. Repeat steps 2 - 11 above.
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
N O R M AL M O D E HD MODE
PHASE M ODE PHASE M O DE
PH-H: BB PH-H: BB
PH-V: 0C PH-V: 07
CR-H: 4C CR-H: 4C
CR-V: 00 CR-V: 0C
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-0x Procedures
HORIZONTAL POSITION ADJUST
Normal (Progressive) Mode
1. Input an NTSC circle pattern test signal.
2. Ensure that the screen format is PROGRESSIVE.
3. Enter the I2C Bus alignment menu and select Item H
POSI on Page 2 of Service Menu.
4. Adjust the data so that the left and right hand sides are
equal.
5. Press the MENU button to exit from the Service Menu.
HD Mode
1. Input an ATSC 1080i circle pattern test signal.
2. Ensure that the screen format is HD.
3. Enter the I2C Bus alignment menu and select Item H
POSI on Page 2 of Service Menu
4. Adjust the data so that the left and right hand sides are
equal.
5. Press the MENU button to exit from the Service Menu.
Service Menu access and how to view/change the I2C Data
PROCEDURES
values: 2H MODEL
•The Set should be OFF PAGE 02

•Press and hold the INPUT but- TA 1300 NTSC
ton on the front panel. H POSI 30
•Then press the POWER button.
FLEX CONT
•Release both buttons.
•The Service Menu (I C) should
2 VD-POS 3F
appear on the screen. UPD64081

•To scroll through the Menu use DYGA 09
the " and ! buttons.
DCGA 06
•To jump through the Service
VAPGA 05
Menu page by page, press the
MENU button on Remote. VAPIN 0B
•To Adjust Data Values, use the YHCOR 00
' and ( buttons.
Note: Value shown may or may not be typical
After making DCU Phase Adjustment and Horizontal Posi-
tion Adjustment, proceed with convergence correction adjust-
ments.

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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-14G Procedures
The DP-14G has only one deflection mode however,
there are two adjustments which must be properly ad-
justed before starting the convergence correction ad-
justments; they are DCU PHASE ADJUST and HORI-
ZONTAL POSITION ADJUST.
DCU PHASE ADJUST
or S-video.
is displayed)
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL

ADJUST Mode.
PHASE MODE
PH-H: BF
PH-V: 07
CR-H: 4C
CR-V: 0C (continued)
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-14G Procedures
1. Input an NTSC crosshair signal.
2. Press the Service switch to change to internal DCU
crosshatch.
3. Mark the center of the DCU crosshatch with your
finger.
4. Enter the I2C Bus alignment menu and select Item
H POSI.
5. Adjust the data so that the center of NTSC cross-
hair matches the location found in step 3 above.
6. Press the MENU button to exit from the Service
Menu.
Service Menu access and how to view/change the
I2C Data values:
•The Set should be OFF (PAGE 01)
•Press and hold the INPUT ADJUST MODE

button on the front panel. SERVICE !
•Then press the POWER but- SUB BRT ! PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
ton. WHITE BAL !

R DRV (COOL) 3F
•The Service Menu (I2C)
should appear on the screen. B DRV (COOL) 3F
•To scroll through the Menu R CUTOFF (COOL) 80

use the " and ! buttons. G CUTOFF (COOL) 80
•To jump through the Service B CUTOFF (COOL) 80
Menu page by page, press the
MENU button on Remote. H POSITION 3F
•To Adjust Data Values, use V POSITION 3F
the ' and ( buttons. FACT RESET !
After making DCU Phase Adjustment and Horizontal

Position Adjustment, proceed with convergence correc-
tion adjustments.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-14G Procedures
There are two additional adjustments which must be
performed when replacing a DCU. These are called
DCU Character Set-up, and DCU Pattern Set-up.
These adjustments must be performed prior to making
convergence corrections.
DCU Character Set-up
1. Connect NTSC signal.

2. Clear RAM. (page 74)
3. Press FREEZE button on remote. (two additional
horizontal lines will appear)
4. Press PIP CH button on remote. ADJ PARAME-
TER mode will now be displayed.
5. Press " or ! button to scroll through the table.
6. Press ' or ( button to change the data so that it
corresponds to the table shown below.
7. Press PIP MODE button twice to write the data to
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
the EEPROM.
ADJ. PARAMETER
ROM WRITE?
ADJ. DISP 77
SEL. STAT 00
DEMO WAIT 2F
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-14G Procedures
DCU Character Set-up Table
Parameter Normal
ADJ.DISP 77
SEL. STAT 00
DEMO WAIT 2F
INT STEP 1 02
INT A DLY 0A
INT C DLY FA
INT BAR 1C
MGF STEP 1 00
MGF A DLY 0A
MGF C DLY FA
MGF BAR 0E
SENSOR CK 00
SENSOR 0 FF
SENSOR 1 00
SENSOR 2 FF
SENSOR 3 01
PROCEDURES
SENSOR 4 FF 2H MODEL
SENSOR 5 06
SENSOR 6 FF
SENSOR 7 07
AD LEVEL 03
E. DISPLAY 00
ADJ. TIMS 60
AD LEVEL 05
AD NOISE 80
PHASE MOT 60
H. BLK-RV 03
H. BLK-GV 01
H. BLK-BV 03
H. BLK-H 00
PON DELAY 0C
IR-CODE 00
INITIAL 50 9E
MGF 50 96
9 POINT 50 FE
STAT 50 FE
DYNA 50 9F (continued)
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-14G Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up

4. Press HELP button on remote. Magic Focus Pat-
tern Mode will now be displayed.
5. Press the 6 button to rotate the arrow. (Arrow indi-
cates each sensor position)
6. Press the buttons shown below to switch colors.
STATUS = Green
0 = Red
ANT = Blue

PROCEDURES
2H MODEL

8. Press " or ! button to scroll vertically (RH, !,
RV, for example).
the EEPROM.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-14G Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up Tables
0 1 2
RH : 02
7 3
RV : FF
6 5 4
43UWX10B ONLY
PROCEDURES
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2H MODEL
RH 02 02 FA FE FC 02 04 02
RV 00 00 03 00 FE 01 01 00
GH 02 02 FA FE FC 00 04 02
GV 00 00 03 00 FE 01 01 00
BH 04 FE FC FE FA FE 04 02
BV 03 00 01 00 00 01 FE 00
53UWX10B / 61UWX10B
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 02 02 FA FE FC 02 04 02
RV 00 00 03 00 FE 01 01 00
GH 04 00 FE FE FE 00 04 02
GV 02 00 03 00 00 01 00 00
BH 04 FE FC FE FA FE 04 02
BV 03 00 01 00 00 01 FE 00

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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
The DP-15 has two deflection modes, Normal mode
and 1080i Through mode (sometimes called V
Squeeze mode). Both modes must be adjusted sepa-
rately, using separate overlays when applicable. Addi-
tionally, there are two adjustments which must be prop-
erly adjusted before starting the convergence correction
adjustments; they are DCU PHASE ADJUST and
HORIZONTAL POSITION ADJUST.
DCU PHASE ADJUST
Normal Mode
or S-video.
is displayed)
displayed, as shown on page 110, which is the
DCU Phase setting mode)
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
5. Set PH-H phase data as shown by using the 4 and

6 button on the remote.
6. Set PH-V phase data as shown by using the 2 and
5 button on the remote.
7. Set CR-H phase data as shown by using the ' and
( button on the remote.
8. Set CR-V phase data as shown by using the " and
! button on the remote.
ADJUST Mode.
12. Continue with 1080i Through Mode.
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DP-15 Procedures
DCU PHASE ADJUST
1080i Through Mode
13. Press the EXIT button five (5) times to exit to

regular video mode.
14. Change to a 1080i signal.
15. Enter the Customers Menu and select the SET UP
tab.
16. Scroll down to PICTURE FORMATS and select
ASPECT 5. (1080 Through Mode)
17. Exit from Customer Menu.
19. Repeat Steps 3 - 11
N O R M AL M O D E 1080i Thru M ode

PROCEDURES
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PHASE M O DE PHASE M ODE
PH-H: BF PH-H: BF
PH-V: 07 PH-V: 07
CR-H: 4C CR-H: 4C
CR-V: 0C CR-V: 0C
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
Normal Mode
crosshatch display.
finger.
H POSI.
Menu.

1080i Through Mode
1. Receive any 1080i (2.14H) signal.
2. Change Screen Format to display 16X9 HD mode.
PROCEDURES
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crosshatch display.
finger.
H POSI.
6. Press SELECT key on R/C. (H POSI) option is
changed to HD mode. H POSI H appears). The
data for H POSI 16X9 HD mode can now be
changed.
Menu.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
I2C Data values:
•The Set should be OFF
•Press and hold the INPUT button on the front panel.
•Then press the POWER button.
•The Service Menu (I2C) should appear on the screen.
•To scroll through the Menu use the " and ! buttons.
•To jump through the Service Menu page by page,
press the MENU button on Remote.
•To Adjust Data Values, use the ' and ( buttons.
Note: Values shown below may or may not be typical
tion adjustments.
PROCEDURES
Normal Mode 1080i Through Mode 2H MODEL
(PAGE 01) (PAGE 01)
ADJUST MODE ADJUST MODE
SERVICE ! SERVICE !
SUB BRT ! SUB BRT !
WHITE BAL ! WHITE BAL !
R DRV (COOL) 3F R DRV (COOL) 3F

B DRV (COOL) 3F B DRV (COOL) 3F
R CUTOFF (COOL) 80 R CUTOFF (COOL) 80
G CUTOFF (COOL) 80 G CUTOFF (COOL) 80
B CUTOFF (COOL) 80 B CUTOFF (COOL) 80
H POSI 3F H POSI H 3F
V POSITION 3F V POSITION 3F
FACT RESET ! FACT RESET !
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures

Normal Mode
TER mode will now be displayed as shown at
right.
5. Press " or ! button to scroll through the applica-
ble table on the following pages.
PROCEDURES
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corresponds to the applicable table shown on the

following pages.
the EEPROM.
remote to return to data display mode.
9. Press PIP CH button to return to Display with ex-
tra lines mode.
10. Press FREEZE button to return to normal DCU
grid display.
11. Continue with 1080i through mode at this point.
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DP-15 Procedures
1080i Through Mode

regular video mode.
tab.
18. Repeat Steps 3 - 10 for 1080i Through Mode.
19. Power off the TV to exit.
ADJ. PARAMETER
ROM WRITE?
ADJ. DISP 77
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
SEL. STAT 00
DEMO WAIT 2F
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
DCU Character Set-up Tables
DP-15 53UDX10B, 61UDX10B DP-15K 43FDX15B, 43FDX20B
1080i 1080i
Parameter Normal Parameter Normal
through Through
ADJ.DISP 77 - ADJ.DISP 77 77
SEL. STAT 00 - DEMO WAIT 2F 2F
DEMO WAIT 2F - INT START 03 03
INT STEP 1 02 - V. SQUEEZE F0 F1
INT A DLY 0A - INT STEP 1 02 02
INT C DLY FA - INT STEP 2 06 06
INT BAR 1C - INT BAR 30 30
MGF STEP 1 00 - INT DELAY 01 01
MGF A DLY 0A - MGF STEP 1 00 00
MGF C DLY FA - MGF STEP 2 06 06
MGF BAR 0E - MFG BAR 1B 1B
SENSOR CK 00 - MGF DELAY 01 01
SENSOR 0 FF - SENSOR CK 00 00
SENSOR 1 00 - PORT 0 00 00
SENSOR 2 FF - PORT 1 01 01
SENSOR 3 01 - PORT 2 02 02
SENSOR 5 06 - PORT 4 04 04
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SENSOR 7 07 - PORT 6 06 06
AD LEVEL 03 - PORT 7 07 07
E. DISPLAY 00 - AD LEVEL 03 03
ADJ. TIMS 60 - CENT BAL 01 01
AD LEVEL 5 - E. DISPLAY 00 00
AD NOISE 80 - E. ADJ. TIMS 60 60
PHASE MOT 60 - E. AD LEVEL 05 05
H. BLK-RV 06 03 E. AD NOISE 0A 0A
H. BLK-GV 01 - PHASE MOT 60 60
H. BLK-BV 06 03 H. BLK-RV 05 03
H. BLK-H 00 - H. BLK-GV 01 01
PON DELAY 0C - H. BLK-BV 05 03
IR-CODE 00 - H. BLK-H 00 00
INITIAL 50 9E - PON DELAY 0C 0C
MGF 50 96 - IR CODE 00 00
9 POINT 50 FE - INITIAL 50 9E 9E
STAT 50 FE - MGF 50 96 96
DYNA 50 9F - CENTER 50 FE FE
STAT 50 FE FE
DYNA 50 9F 9F
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
DP-15H 53FDX20B DP-15J 53SDX20B, 53SDX20BB
1080i 1080i
Parameter Normal Parameter Normal
Through Through
ADJ.DISP 77 77 ADJ.DISP 77 77
DEMO WAIT 2F 2F DEMO WAIT 2F 2F
INT START 03 03 INT START 03 03
V. SQUEEZE F0 F1 V. SQUEEZE F0 F1
INT STEP 1 02 02 INT STEP 1 02 02
INT STEP 2 06 06 INT STEP 2 06 06
INT BAR 30 30 INT BAR 2A 2A
INT DELAY 01 01 INT DELAY 01 01
MGF STEP 1 00 00 MGF STEP 1 00 00
MGF STEP 2 06 06 MGF STEP 2 06 06
MFG BAR 1B 1B MFG BAR 1B 1B
MGF DELAY 01 01 MGF DELAY 01 01
SENSOR CK 00 00 SENSOR CK 00 00
PORT 0 00 00 PORT 0 00 00
PORT 1 01 01 PORT 1 01 01
PORT 2 02 02 PORT 2 02 02
PORT 3 03 03 PORT 3 03 03
PORT 4 04 04 PORT 4 04 04
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PORT 5 05 05 PORT 5 05 05 2H MODEL
PORT 6 06 06 PORT 6 06 06
PORT 7 07 07 PORT 7 07 07
AD LEVEL 03 03 AD LEVEL 03 03
CENT BAL 01 01 CENT BAL 00 00
E. DISPLAY 00 00 E. DISPLAY 00 00
E. ADJ. TIMS 60 60 E. ADJ. TIMS 60 60
E. AD LEVEL 05 05 E. AD LEVEL 05 05
E. AD NOISE 0A 0A E. AD NOISE 0A 0A
PHASE MOT 60 60 PHASE MOT 60 60
H. BLK-RV 06 03 H. BLK-RV 06 03
H. BLK-GV 01 01 H. BLK-GV 01 01
H. BLK-BV 06 03 H. BLK-BV 06 03
H. BLK-H 00 00 H. BLK-H 00 00
PON DELAY 0C 0C PON DELAY 0C 0C
IR CODE 00 00 IR CODE 00 00
INITIAL 50 9E 9E INITIAL 50 9E 9E
MGF 50 96 96 MGF 50 96 96
CENTER 50 FE FE CENTER 50 FE FE
STAT 50 FE FE STAT 50 FE FE
DYNA 50 9F 9F DYNA 50 9F 9F
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up
Normal Mode
tern Mode will now be displayed as shown at right.
• STATUS = Green
• 0 = Red
• ANT = Blue

corresponds to the applicable table shown on the
PROCEDURES
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following pages.
RV, for example).
the EEPROM.
remote to return to data display mode.
11. Press PIP CH button to return to Display with ex-
tra lines mode.
12. Press FREEZE button to return to normal DCU
grid display.
13. Continue with 1080i through mode at this point.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up
1080i Through Mode
regular video mode.
tab.
20. Repeat Steps 3 - 12 for 1080i Through Mode.
0 1 2
PROCEDURES
RH : 02 2H MODEL
7 3
RV : FF
6 5 4
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up Tables - Normal Mode
DP-15 CHASSIS: NORMAL MODE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH X 02 X FE X 02 X 04
RV X 01 X 00 X FF X 00
GH X 00 X FE X 00 X 04
GV X 01 X 00 X FF X 00
BH X 00 X FE X 00 X 04
BV X 01 X 00 X FF X 00
X = Not in use
DP-15K CHASSIS: NORMAL MODE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 06 02 F6 FA F8 02 08 02
RV FF FE 04 00 FC 01 00 00
GH 04 00 FC 00 FC 00 06 02
GV 00 FE 01 00 FE 02 FE 00
BH 06 FE FC 00 FC FE 06 02
BV 03 FE 01 00 00 02 FE 00
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
DP-15J CHASSIS: NORMAL MODE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 04 02 FC 00 FC 02 06 02
RV 02 FF 06 00 F9 00 FD 00
GH 04 00 FC 00 FE 00 04 02
GV 04 00 04 00 FB 00 FB 00
BH 06 FE FC 00 FE FE 06 04
BV 06 FF 03 00 FD 00 F9 00
DP-15H CHASSIS: NORMAL MODE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 06 02 FC FC FA 02 06 02
RV 02 FF 04 00 FB 00 FD 00
GH 06 00 FA FE FC 00 06 02
GV 03 FF 03 00 FD 00 FD 00
BH 06 FE FA FE FA FE 06 04
BV 04 FF 01 00 FE 00 FC 00
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-15 Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up Tables - 1080i Through Mode
DP-15 CHASSIS: 1080i THROUGH MODE
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH X 02 X FA X 02 X 06
RV X 00 X 00 X 00 X 00
GH X 00 X FA X 00 X 06
GV X 00 X 00 X 02 X 00
BH X 00 X FA X 00 X 06
BV X 00 X 00 X 00 X 00
X = Not in use
DP-15K CHASSIS: 1080i THROUGH MODE:

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 06 02 F6 F8 F6 02 04 04
RV FE FF 04 01 FC 03 02 01
GH 06 00 FC FC FC 00 06 04
GV 01 FE 00 01 FF 03 00 01
BH 06 FE FC FC FC FE 06 06
BV 04 FE FE 01 00 02 FF 01
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
DP-15J CHASSIS: 1080i THROUGH MODE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 06 02 FC 00 FC 02 08 02
RV 02 FF 08 00 F7 01 FD 00
GH 06 00 FC 00 FE 00 06 02
GV 05 FF 06 00 FA 01 FA 00
BH 08 FE FC 00 FE FE 08 04
BV 09 FE 03 00 FD 01 F7 00
DP-15H CHASSIS: 1080i THROUGH MODE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 04 02 FC FE FC 02 06 02
RV FF FF 05 00 FA 01 FF 00
GH 06 00 FC 00 FE 00 06 02
GV 02 FF 03 00 FC 01 FC 00
BH 08 FE FC 00 FE FE 08 04
BV 06 FE 02 00 FF 01 F9 00
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-17 Procedures
The DP-17 has only one deflection mode however,
there are two adjustments which must be properly ad-
justed before starting the convergence correction ad-
DCU PHASE ADJUST
or S-video.
is displayed)
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL

ADJUST Mode.
PHASE M O DE
PH-H: BF
PH-V: 07
CR-H: 4C
CR-V: 0C (continued)
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DP-17 Procedures
crosshatch.
finger.
H POSI.
Menu.
I2C Data values:
•The Set should be OFF (PAGE 01)
•Press and hold the INPUT
ADJUST MODE
button on the front panel.
•Then press the POWER SERVICE
PROCEDURES
! 2H MODEL
button. SUB BRT !
•Release both buttons. WHITE BAL !
R DRV (COOL) 3F
should appear on the
B DRV (COOL) 3F
screen.
•To jump through the Ser- B CUTOFF (COOL) 80
vice Menu page by page, H POSITION 3F
press the MENU button on
V POSITION 3F
Remote.
•To Adjust Data Values, use FACT RESET !
the ' and ( buttons.

tion adjustments.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-17 Procedures

PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
the EEPROM.
ADJ. PARAMETER
ROM WRITE?
ADJ. DISP 77
SEL. STAT 2F
DEMO WAIT 03
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DP-17 Procedures
Parameter Normal
ADJ.DISP 77
SEL. STAT 2F
DEMO WAIT 03
INT STEP 1 F0
INT A DLY 02
INT C DLY 06
INT BAR 30
INT DELAY 01
MGF STEP 1 00
MGF STEP 2 06
MGF BAR 1B
MGF DLAY 01
SENSOR CK 00
SENSOR 0 00
SENSOR 1 01
SENSOR 2 02
SENSOR 3 03
SENSOR 4 04
SENSOR 5 05
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SENSOR 6 06
SENSOR 7 07
AD LEVEL 03
CENT BAL 01
E. DISPLAY 00
E. ADJ. TIMS 60
E. AD LEVEL 05
E. AD NOISE 0A
PHASE MOT 60
H. BLK-RV 03
H. BLK-GV 01
H. BLK-BV 03
H. BLK-H 00
PON DELAY 0C
IR-CODE 00
INITIAL 50 9E
MGF 50 96
CENTER 50 FE
STAT 50 FE
DYNA 50 9F
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-17 Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up

tern Mode will now be displayed.
STATUS = Green
0 = Red
ANT = Blue

PROCEDURES
2H MODEL

RV, for example).
the EEPROM.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-17 Procedures
DCU Pattern Set-up Table
0 1 2
RH : 04
7 3
RV : 01
6 5 4
DP-17 Chassis: Normal Mode
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 04 02 FE 00 FE 02 04 02
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RV 01 00 03 01 FE 02 00 00
GH 04 00 FE 00 FE 00 04 02
GV 01 00 02 01 FF 02 00 01
BH 04 FE FE 00 FE FE 04 02
BV 02 00 01 01 FF 02 FF 01

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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-23/23G/23K/24 Procedures
The DP-23/23G/23K/24 has only one deflection mode
however, there are two adjustments which must be
properly adjusted before starting the convergence cor-
rection adjustments; they are DCU PHASE ADJUST
and HORIZONTAL POSITION ADJUST.
DCU PHASE ADJUST

or S-video.
3. Press CBL/SAT, [VID2] button on remote. (Green
crosshatch is displayed)
PROCEDURES

2H MODEL

9. Press CBL/SAT, VID2 button on remote to exit
from PHASE ADJUST Mode.
PHASE MODE
PH-H: CD
PH-V: 04
CR-H: 35
CR-V: 0A (continued)
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crosshatch.
finger.
H POSITION.
Menu.
I2C Data values:
•Press and hold the INPUT (PAGE 01)
button on the front panel. ADJUST MODE
•Then press the POWER SERVICE ! PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
button. !
SUB BRT
WHITE BAL !
should appear on the R DRV (COOL) 3F
screen. B DRV (COOL) 3F

vice Menu page by page,
press the MENU button on H POSITION 3F
Remote. V POSITION 3F
tion adjustments.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES

PROCEDURES
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the EEPROM.
ADJ. PARAMETER
ROM WRITE?
ADJ. DISP 77
DEMO WAIT 2F
INT. START 03
V. SQUEEZE F0
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DP23/23G DP23K/DP24
Parameter Normal Normal
ADJ.DISP 77 77
DEMO WAIT 2F 2F
INT. START 03 03
V. SQUEEZE F0 F0
INT STEP 1 02 02
INT STEP 2 06 06
INT BAR 28 25
INT DELAY 01 01
MGF STEP 1 00 00
MGF STEP 2 06 06
MGF BAR 1B 1B
MGF DELAY 01 01
SEL. STAT 00 00
LINE WID 1F 1F
ADD LINE 09 09
SENSOR CK 00 00
PORT 0 07 07
PORT 1 06 06
PORT 2 05 05
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PORT 3 04 04 2H MODEL
PORT 4 03 03
PORT 5 02 02
PORT 6 01 01
PORT 7 00 00
AD LEVEL 03 03
CENT BAL 00 01
E. DISPLAY 00 00
E. ADJ. TIMS 60 60
E. AD LEVEL 05 05
E. AD NOISE 0A 0A
PHASE MOT 60 60
H. BLK-RV 00 00
H. BLK-GV 01 01
H. BLK-BV 00 00
H. BLK-H 00 00
PON DELAY 0C 0C
IR-CODE 00 00
INITIAL 50 9E 9E
MGF 50 96 96
CENTER 50 FE FE
STAT 50 FE FE
DYNA 50 9F 9F
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DCU Pattern Set-up

4. Press CBL/SAT, VID2 button on remote. Magic
Focus Pattern Mode will now be displayed.
INFO = Green
0 = Red
ANT = Blue

PROCEDURES
2H MODEL

RV, for example).
the EEPROM.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DCU Pattern Set-up Tables 0 1 2
RH : 04
7 3
RV : 01
6 5 4
DP-23/23G Chassis: Normal Mode
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 04 02 FC FE FC 02 02 02
RV 03 00 07 01 FB 01 FE 01
GH 04 00 FE 00 FE 00 02 02
GV 04 00 06 01 FC 01 FE 01
BH 06 FE FC 00 FE FE 04 02
BV 06 00 04 01 FE 01 FB 01
PROCEDURES
DP-23K Chassis: Normal Mode 2H MODEL
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 04 02 FE 00 FE 02 04 02
RV 03 01 06 01 FC 01 FF 01
GH 04 00 FE 00 FE 00 04 02
GV 04 01 05 01 FD 01 FD 01
BH 04 FE FE 02 00 FE 04 02
BV 06 01 04 01 FF 01 FD 01
DP-24 Chassis: Normal Mode
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 04 02 FE 00 FE 02 04 02
RV 03 01 06 01 FC 01 FF 01
GH 04 00 FE 00 FE 00 02 02
GV 04 01 05 01 FD 01 FD 01
BH 04 FE FE 02 00 FE 04 02
BV 06 01 04 01 FF 01 FD 01

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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP-26/27/27D Procedures
The DP-26/27/27D has only one deflection mode how-
ever, there are two adjustments which must be properly
adjusted before starting the convergence correction ad-
DCU PHASE ADJUST

or S-video.
3. Press AV NET button on remote. (Green cross-
hatch is displayed)
PROCEDURES

2H MODEL

9. Press AV NET button on remote to exit from
PHASE ADJUST Mode.
PHASE MODE
PH-H: CD
PH-V: 04
CR-H: 35
CR-V: 0A (continued)
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
crosshatch.
finger.
H POSITION.
Menu.
I2C Data values:
•Press and hold the INPUT (PAGE 01)
button on the front panel. ADJUST MODE
•Then press the POWER SERVICE ! PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
button. !
SUB BRT
WHITE BAL !
should appear on the R DRV (COOL) 3F
screen. B DRV (COOL) 3F

vice Menu page by page,
press the MENU button on H POSITION 3F
Remote. V POSITION 3F
tion adjustments.

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2H MODEL PROCEDURES

PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
the EEPROM.
ADJ. PARAMETER
ROM WRITE?
ADJ. DISP 77
DEMO WAIT 2F
INT. START 03
V. SQUEEZE F0
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DP26/27/27D
Parameter Normal
ADJ.DISP 77
DEMO WAIT 2F
INT. START 03
V. SQUEEZE F0
INT STEP 1 02
INT STEP 2 06
INT BAR 28
INT DELAY 01
MGF STEP 1 00
MGF STEP 2 06
MGF BAR 1B
MGF DELAY 01
SEL. STAT 00
LINE WID 1F
ADD LINE 09
SENSOR CK 00
PORT 0 07
PORT 1 06
PORT 2 05
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
PORT 3 04
PORT 4 03
PORT 5 02
PORT 6 01
PORT 7 00
AD LEVEL 03
CENT BAL 00
E. DISPLAY 00
ADJ. TIMS 60
AD LEVEL 05
AD NOISE 0A
PHASE MOT 60
H. BLK-RV 00
H. BLK-GV 01
H. BLK-BV 00
H. BLK-H 00
PON DELAY 0C
IR-CODE 00
INITIAL 50 9E
MGF 50 96
CENTER 50 FE
STAT 50 FE
DYNA 50 9F
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DCU Pattern Set-up

4. Press AV NET button on remote. Magic Focus
Pattern Mode will now be displayed.
INFO = Green
0 = Red
ANT = Blue

PROCEDURES
2H MODEL

RV, for example).
the EEPROM.
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2H MODEL PROCEDURES
DCU Pattern Set-up Table
0 1 2
RH : 04
7 3
RV : 01
6 5 4
DP-26/27/27D Chassis: Normal Mode
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
RH 04 02 FC FE FC 02 02 02
RV 03 00 07 01 FB 01 FE 01
PROCEDURES
2H MODEL
GH 04 00 FE 00 FE 00 02 02
GV 04 00 06 01 FC 01 FE 01
BH 06 FE FC 00 FE FE 04 02
BV 06 00 04 01 FE 01 FB 01

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Sears version 1.0.1 5/64” (bottom of page #)

Screen Overlay Jigs 5

Chassis/Model Cross Reference 7

Remote Control Configurations 10

Magic Focus Operation 61

DCU Error Code Table 95

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This handbook is designed to provide a simplified, step-by-

Digital Convergence Correction - History

The Digital Convergence adjustment process began by short-

Adjustments of the crosshatch pattern must be matched to a

When the convergence adjustments have been completed, the

Digital Convergence Correction - Present

The new Automatic Digital Convergence feature is called

the same service principles as the non-Automatic Digital

1) Initiate the service mode (DCAM)

The primary difference between the Automatic (Magic Fo-

Single Cross Signal

Horizontal Size m arks

Shown above is an example of the screen overlay (jig).

Place the transparent Screen Overlay geometrically on the

CHASSIS/MODEL CROSS REFERENCE

50UX23K CLU-951MP H310354

CHASSIS/MODEL CROSS REFERENCE

CHASSIS/MODEL CROSS REFERENCE

DP05 53FDX01B CLU-575TSI H312223 H312224

DP05F 43FDX01B CLU-575TSI H312225 H312226

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-951MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-951MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-952MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-952MP

Note: It is not possible to adjust items 3, 4, and 9 using this

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-417UI

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-417UI

Note: It is not possible to adjust items 3, 4, 6, and 9 using

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-431UI

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-431UI

Note: It is not possible to adjust items 4 and 6 using this

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-434VP

LS T-C H M UTE CH VOL

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-434VP

Note: It is not possible to adjust items 3, 4, 6, and 9 using

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-435U

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-435U

Note: It is not possible to adjust items 4 and 6 using this

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-436UI

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-436UI

Note: It is not possible to adjust items 4, 6, and 9 using this

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-612MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-612MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-613MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-613MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-614MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-614MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-615MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-615MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-617MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-617MP

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-572TSI

PIP PIP CH FREEZE Calculate

REMOTE CONFIGURATIONS CLU-572TSI