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Old 29-12-2002, 3:39 PM   #1
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help needed: philips 28pw6006

hey guys,

i accidently cleared the service menu settings of my philips 28pw6006 set.

now i got 2 choices.. try to restore the values myself or send my set to philips for repair..

i prevere the first (;

i hope people here have the same set and are willing to help me out. i must warn you it's not without risk but if you follow my guide nothing can go wrong..

before we start:
use the up, down, left and right keys on your remote to navigate through the service menu. left and right are for accessing sub menus BUT ALSO FOR CHANGING VALUES! so don't just start pressing left and right for fun like i did (;

ok lets access the service menu. make sure your set is in 4:3 mode. a warning before you access it.. WHATEVER YOU DO DONT PRESS LEFT OR RIGHT WHEN YOU JUST ACCESS THE MENU. this is where i went wrong and cleared all the settings.

press 062596 and then the [i+] button on your remote.

you will see a menu like this:

Clear Clear?
Options >
AKB #
Tuner >
White Tone >
Geometry >
Audio >

use the up, down buttons for navigating and the left, right buttons ONLY where a > stands. if there is no > the left and right buttons will change something.

ok now we're in business. what i need you to do is scroll through all the menus and submenus and fill all the values you see into this template i made:

Options:
Op 1 #
Op 2 #
Op 3 #
Op 4 #
Op 5 #
Op 6 #
Op 7 #

AKB #

Tuner:
IFPLL #
YD #
AFW #KHz
AGC #
CL #
AFA On/Off
AFB On/Off

White Tone > Normal:
Normal Red #
Normal Green #
Normal Blue #

White Tone > Cool:
D Cool Red #
D Cool Green #
D Cool Blue #

White Tone > Warm:
D Warm Red #
D Warm Green #
D Warm Blue #

Geometry > Horizontal:
HP #
HB #
HSH #
EWW #
EWP #
UCP #
LCP #
EWT #

Geometry > Vertical:
VSL #
VAM #
VSC #
VSH #
VX #
SBL On/Off
H60 #
V60 #

Audio:
At #
AF-M #
A2T #
Qss On/Off
FMI On/Off

if someone is willing to do this for me: i really appriciate your help... i cant thank you enough!

regards,

Lev / Reinier
lev@patsboem.com
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Old 31-12-2002, 1:11 AM   #2
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anyone?
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Old 01-01-2003, 7:56 PM   #3
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I've got this tv, if you still need help with this then I could do it for you!

While I'm here, do you know anything about the dark RGB problem on this set cos mine is dark as hell!
Also I want to change the rgb shift back to the correct position using the service menu, which setting do I change?
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Old 01-01-2003, 9:25 PM   #4
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hey gingerone,

yeah i still need help with this

i dont have that dark RGB problem and i'm not sure what option in the service menu handles that..
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Old 02-01-2003, 1:07 AM   #5
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Ok then here goes:-

Options:
Op 1- 220
Op 2- 247
Op 3- 135
Op 4- 184
Op 5- 240
Op 6- 54
Op 7- 3

AKB - 0

Tuner:
IFPLL- 26
YD- 14
AFW- 125 KHz
AGC- 27
CL- 5
AFA- OFF
AFB- OFF

White Tone> Normal:
Normal Red- 34
Normal Green- 32
Normal Blue- 32

White Tone>Cool:
Cool Red- -3(minus)
Cool Green- 0
Cool Blue- 5

White Tone>Warm:
Warm Red- 2
Warm Green- 0
Warm Blue- -6(minus)

Geometry> horizontal:
HP-38
HB-38
HSH-29 (Recomend you put it on to 48 if you want to get rid of RGB shift)
EWW- 40
EWP-21
UCP-23
LCP-25
EWT-28

Geometry> Vertical:
VSL- 36
VAM- 28
VSC- 20
VSH- 33
VX- 25
SBL- OFF
H60- 9
V60- -2(minus)

Audio:
AT-8
AF-M- 301
A2T- 250
Qss- ON
FMI- OFF

Hope that helps, one thing I did notice was that when I changed the horizontal shift to get rid of the RGB shift it kept going up by an extra 7 notches( i.e. you select 48 and it goes over to 55 so put it on 41 and it should then be right).

Also would you mind letting me know what you've got your picture settings set to (i.e. brightness , colour, contrast) to see if the dark picture with RGB is just my picture settings.
Thanks!
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Old 02-01-2003, 2:11 AM   #6
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Re: help needed: philips 28pw6006

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Originally posted by Lev

i accidently cleared the service menu settings of my philips 28pw6006 set.
Quote:
if you follow my guide nothing can go wrong
Em, a contradiction in terms,i think.

Hope you get sorted.
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Old 03-01-2003, 12:11 AM   #7
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Have you tried those settings yet Lev?
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Old 03-01-2003, 1:36 AM   #8
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yeah thnx for posting them (:

the geometry settings were different on my set and most of the other settings were the same..

what is that rgp problem you're having? the screen is too dark?
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Old 03-01-2003, 12:48 PM   #9
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Yeah when I use RGB the picture is far too dark and al shadows just become a block of black. I've got an engineer coming to have a look.
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Old 04-01-2003, 6:21 AM   #10
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Really good of you to help a fellow member out of a spot with the setting gingerone

Hope you get your problem sorted.

Regards, Tel
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Old 04-01-2003, 3:42 PM   #11
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so do I my wife thinks I'm neurotic!
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