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Old 19-02-2003, 1:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Sony 32LS60 Geometry question

When running the THX optimizer I noticed that the shape test (i.e. the 2 boxes with a circle in) isnt correct in either 4:3 or Wide
Instead of the above I am missing one edge of the outer box (left side). I can move it using the RGB picture correction but if I centre the box I am missing the lines on both left and right, this is in both 4:3 and Wide!
Is there a setting in the Service menu which can fix this?
If so, how do I get into the service menu and what should the setting be?

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EDIT: I've sussed how to access the service menu but can I run the THX optimizer in the background??
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Old 19-02-2003, 2:31 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Yes, you can do that. by pressing mute button you can see even better. But be careful, you can destroy your Tele, wright down everything before you change anything.

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Old 19-02-2003, 3:36 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Managed to sort it out now.....wrote all settings down incase though


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What is the technique for getting into the service menu on the LS60?

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Old 19-02-2003, 10:15 PM   #5 (permalink)
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turn tv into standby
press i+
then 5
then vol+
then the button below the red text button

your TV should start up with TT on the screen
press menu...to see the menu!
press red button to select.

NOTE DOWN ALL SETTINGS BEFORE YOU ADJUST THEM...YOU CAN BREAK YOUR TV!!


When your happy press menu
then 00 to exit


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