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August 15th, 2008
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screwed up color
Got a VS plat 2000. Yesterday the color started getting a little out of whack. It seems that there is too much color. Has a reddish glow to it. Changed channals and the same. Did hard reboot and solved the problem for about 4 mins. I then dissconnect everything and reconnected. Worked great for the rest of the night. This morning turned on and it started again/ Any suggestions on what could be the problem.
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August 15th, 2008
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Re: screwed up color
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Got a VS plat 2000. Yesterday the color started getting a little out of whack. It seems that there is too much color. Has a reddish glow to it. Changed channals and the same. Did hard reboot and solved the problem for about 4 mins. I then dissconnect everything and reconnected. Worked great for the rest of the night. This morning turned on and it started again/ Any suggestions on what could be the problem.
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Reading this from an Electrical Engineer's perspective, it sounds like a hardware issue. If it were a coding issue, it'd be constant (no 4 min "warmup" delay).
Is your TV receiving the signal in analog or digital? If it's analog, I'm leaning towards a faulty DAC (digital to analog converter). Could be as easy as a resistor having a faulty soldering point from the manufacturer.
Last edited by fossil112; August 15th, 2008 at 04:21 PM.
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August 15th, 2008
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Re: screwed up color
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Got a VS plat 2000. Yesterday the color started getting a little out of whack. It seems that there is too much color. Has a reddish glow to it. Changed channals and the same. Did hard reboot and solved the problem for about 4 mins. I then dissconnect everything and reconnected. Worked great for the rest of the night. This morning turned on and it started again/ Any suggestions on what could be the problem.
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throw the factory file on to clear it out. Then install the latest bin
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Re: screwed up color
try loading the bin file again.
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August 15th, 2008
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Re: screwed up color
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Originally Posted by fossil112
Reading this from an Electrical Engineer's perspective, it sounds like a hardware issue. If it were a coding issue, it'd be constant (no 4 min "warmup" delay).
Is your TV receiving the signal in analog or digital? If it's analog, I'm leaning towards a faulty DAC (digital to analog converter). Could be as easy as a resistor having a faulty soldering point from the manufacturer.
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August 16th, 2008
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Re: screwed up color
The 2000 worked great yesterday. I will load factory file and reload bin, Thanks to all.
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