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Post 1 made on Thursday October 5, 2000 at 01:59
Andreas Greulich
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Hi all,

Abotu an year ago I posted some information about a funny "T" code I found on my Sony TV (European model KV-E2541B, SW v3.45 23/8/93), still here under
[Link: remotecentral.com]

At the time I looked for discrete on codes. Anyway, I found a very exciting site about TV synchronization settings that describes this TT-mdoe as well, reachable by certain TV-switches instead of remotes, see [Link: members.accessus.net] (the site also offers a lot of other exciting info in this area).

I know it is a bit OOT, but might still be interesting for some to know... the TT-code allowed me to recalibrate my TV (I got a vertical size and shift problem over the years). When I activated TT01 and pressed "Menu", I did not get any special menu, just the same one I usually get. But what I never tried earlier was selecting the "Demo" entry in this menu (last item). "Demo" usually just showed some TV-features, probably for TV demonstrations in shops. But when I activated "TT01", the Demo menu item switched to a submenu with the items

Init
CXA 1587
CXD 2018
TDA 9145
LXA 1526
TDA 6612
CX 7948a
PIP
Megatext

And these funyn lookign items allowed to change a lot of things. CXA 1587 for example had the vertical-shift-and-size-switches. Intersting is also the "Megatext" entry, that allows to change 124 8-bit-wide registers (which I did not, of course.. I have no idea what tehy mean :-). Does anybody know more about this, maybe there's a service manual available somewhere?

Thanks in advance,

Andy

OP | Post 2 made on Thursday October 5, 2000 at 02:49
Daniel Tonks
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North American Sony TVs have a special key combination to enter the service menu, where you'll get dozens and dozens of cryptic 3- and 4-letter codes... without a service manual, many of them are impossible to understand. But a lot, such as HPOS, VPOS, HSIZ, VSIZ are self-explanitory... you'll probably need to find someone with a service manual to decrypt yours.
Post 3 made on Sunday April 26, 2009 at 22:54
karelwalean
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For this unit service mode code , try looking for at http://tvservicemenu.blogspot.com
You ask to admin at [Link: facebook.com] for more help, you can get service menu as u need via email.
Good luck my friend.

Last edited by karelwalean on September 9, 2012 20:32.
chanlylee
Post 4 made on Sunday April 26, 2009 at 22:54
karelwalean
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TV Service Menu [Link: twitter.com]
All TV Service Menu Code [Link: facebook.com]

Last edited by karelwalean on September 9, 2012 20:31.
chanlylee
Post 5 made on Monday April 27, 2009 at 07:03
Mr Mod
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Hey its only a 9 year old thread you have reserected,


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