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My problem was the z-sus and blown psu but its all sorted now and cost less than £50. Which means z-sus, control board, y-sus are really all that is left to test. Patterns on screen also mean the main logic board is ok.

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If you get test patterns on the screen then you are halfway to fixing your tv as it means the most expensive part the screen is ok and the buffers. There are two point near resistor p104 they are the only places on the control (logic) board you can bridge. Haha i know how it is im unemployed myself so have to fix everything myself - fixed my car twice thi syear, washing machine, cooker - good thing about being skint is you are forced to learn new things out of necessity.įirst remove the lvds cable from the control board to the main board. By bypassing the main video board by shorting those 2 pads on the logic control board (and hopefully getting a test pattern.I'm guessing do this with it turned off and it will turn itself on) I can verify my PDP is still good (which has me worried getting all this crazy looking pixels all over the screen) and perhaps tell me that my main video board is bad? Am I crazy or this sound correct?

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I've got an upper y-buffer coming today so that now maybe I can have an entire full screen full of crazy colored pixels to look at until I can figure out what this problem is.

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I've purchased used componets off ebay (supposedly 100% ust here.) and replaced the y-sus (same crazy amount of colored pixels across bottom.can't make anything out on screen).replaced z-sus (same resulting colored pixels covering entire lower half).I've even purchased another logic control board (same resulting colors.but get a different D101 blink code on the logic control board). Turn tv on, lower half of screen full of all sorts of colored pixels moving around (connected to video source and am guessing they're moving with the video). Removed from tv and checked lower y-buffer (no shorts). Found top y-buffer, 2nd chip down shorted. The only exception is “Game Mode” or sometimes “Computer Mode”, which generally enables faster frame rates (it bypasses a lot of the processing we don’t want), and which you’ll want to be ON for a real-time application like Highfive - if your TV has it.Here's the long version. Turn off any kind of interpolation, image/picture processing, or other things that claim to “improve” the image quality. Cycle through the various modes if it’s not named like the ones above, you’ll quickly see what is the 1:1 setting, and which ones cut off part of the picture.

In general, you want to be able to see the TV name and clock from the Highfive device in the corners with a bit of available space around them - they should not be all the way up against the edges.

This may also show up as “Overscan: Off”.

Wide Mode: Full (Sony) and Display Area: Full Pixel (Sony).

Picture Size or Aspect Ratio or Overscan:.

Gamma: 2.2 (or 0 if the TV doesn’t have it in a range of 1.8-2.9 but uses whole numbers instead).

Adjusting this will not detoriate picture quality.

Backlight: Whatever is comfortable, but usually at 100% for daytime use.

If the image becomes blurry at 0%, try 50%)

Sharpness: 0% (This is the most crucial one to set to zero - although Sony sometimes uses 50% for the “off” setting, confusingly.

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Picture mode: Cinema or Movie (NOT Sports, Vivid, Dynamic etc).Most TVs do this, but if your TV has Brightness on a scale of 0-20, a 50% setting would be equivalent to setting it to 10. We are also specifying the values in percent. Here are the most common settings that exist across TVs - note that some of them have slight variations in naming, and not all TVs have all settings.

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If you have a picture setting that isn't on this list, please let us know so we can work together with you to update it! General Picture Settings We recommend that you take a look at the settings on your TV and then locate it on this list. Please note: The following settings may or may not be found on your particular model of TV. Reviewing and adjusting these settings will ensure you get the best results for both video conferences and wireless screen sharing with Highfive.

Most TVs unfortunately ship with settings that are optimized for the showroom floor, and to “pop” instead of showing you the correct colors and picture. This article will show you what we have found to be the optimal settings for the TV manufacturers that most of our customers use. Your TV may come with many features and enhancements to help process the picture and video that you see.

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