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3-7-2. Video Memory SIZE/SHIFT/BLKG Adjustments
1. Input the monoscope signal to VIDEO IN. 2. Press the INPUT SELECT VIDEO key to project the monoscope signal on the screen. 3. Select VIDEO MEMORY 1 using the SWITCHER/ VIDEO MEMORY/INDEX changing switch and the SWITCHER/VIDEO MEMORY/INDEX key. 4. Press the RGB SHIFT key and adjust the center of the monoscope signal to the screen center using the �, �, � and � keys. 5. Press the RGB SIZE key and adjust the horizontal and vertical sizes of the monoscope signal to 4:3 using the �, �, � and � keys. 6. Press the BLKG key to adjust the screen top blanking to the position 40 ± 10 mm outside the effective screen using � and � keys. 7. Press the MEMORY key. 8. Store the data of VIDEO MEMORY 1 to VIDEO MEMORY 2 to 5, too. 9. Select VIDEO MEMORY 6. 10. Press the RGB SHIFT key and adjust the center of the monoscope signal to the screen center using the �, �, � and � keys. 11. Press the RGB SIZE key and adjust the horizontal and vertical sizes of the monoscope signal to 4:3 using the �, �, � and � keys. 12. Press the BLKG key to adjust the screen top blanking to the position 40 ± 10 mm outside the effective screen using � and � keys. 13. Store the data of VIDEO MEMORY 6 to VIDEO MEMORY 7_10, too.
3-8. HIGH VOLTAGE SCREEN DISTORTION ADJUSTMENT
1. Select INPUT A and input the fH = 64 kHz RGB stripe signal to the RGB terminals. 2. Press CONTR (+) and BRIGHT (+) to set the contrast and bright levels to the maximum. 3. Adjust RV1 of the EA board so that the left and right vertical lines of the stripes can be straight.
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3-9. PROCEDURE AFTER COMPLETING ADJUSTMENTS
After completing all adjustment, change the dip switch S201-1 on the YA board from �OFF (right)� to �ON (left)� to save the adjustment data in the memory.
