EM2E Chassis Alignments SM 3122 785 10310

EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

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EM2E Chassis

1.

EM2E Chassis
SM 3122 785 10310
The intention of this presentation is to help
you to find fast the required service information in the Service Manual, which is
needed at repair.
It cannot highlight all the details which are
essential at repair, but will inform and
clarify some important points.
The author: Ensio Kunnasluoto, © Philips Service Sweden, August 2000

2.

Service information
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Chassis Alignments
Service Alignment Mode
Service Default Mode
Customer Service Mode
Reading Error Codes
Service positions
(Photo)
ComPair
SearchMan
Service Manual
Service labels
Page 19
Page 19
Page 19
Page 19
Page 24
Page 17
Page 23
Page 23
Photo
Photos
End

3.

The end of presentation
Thank you for your
kind attention!

4. EM2E Chassis Alignments SM 3122 785 10310

§ 8.1
General alignment conditions
page 71
Alignments LSP panel
page 71
8.2.1 Focusing (use crosshatch)
page 71
8.2.2 Vg2 adjustment (use black picture)
page 71
8.2
8.3
Vertical amplitude (use crosshatch) page 71
Adjust picture height with pot. R3603.
8.4
Vertical shift (use crosshatch)
page 71
Adjust with pot. R3609.
Return

5. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
5.2.2 Service Alignment Mode (SAM)Page 19
Can be activated by RC by dialling ‘062596’ + ‘OSD’,
by ComPair / DST or short-circuiting item 4005 on SSB.
*
Following slides will show the Service Alignment Mode
(SAM) menu structure of the EM2E chassis.
*
The first slide will show the DST opening menu.

6.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Service Entry Menu by DST.
Dial the password by DST or a RC
3140
Press OK!
Menues shown on 16:9 Widescreen TV
screen
Service Entry
Enter password and press OK:
*- -* -* -*-

7.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
PC simulated menus from 32PW8506 wide-screen TV set.
This is the start menu window we will see in SAM.
Testing….
Ready...
Date: May 11 2000 Id: EM2E_11.4_02391
Operation Hours: 00000.0
Errors: No Errors
Defect. Module: Unknown
Service
Reset Error Buffer
Functional Test
Alignments
Dealer Options

8.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
PC simulated menus from 32PW8506 wide-screen TV set.
This is the start menu window we will see in SAM.
Date: May 11 2000 Id: EM2E_11.4_02391
Operation Hours: 00000.0
Errors: No Errors
Defect. Module: Unknown
Service
Reset Error Buffer
Functional Test
Alignments
Dealer Options

9.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
This type of information will be shown if there is any error
codes detected. Select and press ’Reset Error Buffer’.
Date: May 11 2000 Id: EM2E_11.4_02391
Operation Hours: 00000.0
Errors:
5
0
0
0
Defect. Module: +8 V Supply
Service
Service
Reset Error Buffer
Functional Test
Alignments
Dealer Options
0
0
0
0
0
0

10.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Alignments selection Menu.
Stored
Alignments
Alignments
General
Normal Geometry
Super Wide Geometry
Options
Option Numbers
Store

11.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Alignments selection Menu.
Alignments
Alignments
General
Normal Geometry
Super Wide Geometry
Options
Option Numbers
Store
Menu

12.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
The General Adjustment Menu.
General
General
Drive
Luminance Delays
Fixed value
EHT compensation
Soft clipper
Fixed value
Luma gain
Fixed value
IF AFC
Tuner AGC
Blend intensity
Adjust Peak White Limiter
Vg2 Test Pattern
0
Pwl + 0%
1
83
19
4
4
Off

13.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
8.5.3 Normal Geometry (Menu)
Page 73
*
N.B. The ‘INTERNAL TEST PATTERN’ cannot be used
for alignment. If used, it will result a miss-aligned picture.
Use external test pattern for good alignment!
*
Use only the ‘INTERNAL TEST PATTERN’ for the
‘Vertical slope’ adjustment!
*
These alignments are feasible for all 4:3 and 16:9 sets.
N.B.
All changed values must be stored by ‘STORE’ in the
menu. The set must be restarted by the mains switch to
activate the new values!

14.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Normal
NormalGeometry
Geometry
Test Pattern
V. Slope
H. shift
H. amplitude
East/West Parabola
Upper East/West corner
Lower East/West corner
East/West Trapezium
Horizontal parallelogram
Horizontal bow
Off
42
36
27
15
33
28
32
8
8
Menu

15.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Super Wide Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Menu
8.5.4 Super Wide Geometry (Menu) Page 73
These alignments are valid only for wide screen 16:9 sets.
*
If the ‘Normal Geometry Alignment’ is correctly done.
Adjust:
1.
V. S-Correction: enter and ‘STORE’ the ‘normal geometry
alignment’ value in the case it appears in this menu.
2.
H. Amplitude: enter the ‘normal geometry alignment’ value
subtract
4 from this value and ‘STORE’ it after that.
and
Super
Wide Geometry
3.
E/W
enter and ‘STORE’ the ‘normalOff
geometry
TestParabola:
Pattern
alignment’
value.
H. amplitude
27
East/West Parabola
15

16.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Drive selection Menu.
Menu
Drive
Drive
Test Pattern
Red
Green
Blue
Cathode
Red BL offset
Green BL offset
Tint
Off
29
28
36
15
9
8
Normal

17.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
The Options Selection Menu.
8.6.2 Options (Menu)
Page 74
This menu is used in case a new hardware / software is
installed in the set. This, to activate the new function or if
it is necessary to deactivate a function at any reason:
All
Options
TV functions have a given option code and can be
changed
by using this menu. Changes made by this menu
Dual screen/PIP
Teletext/EPG
will
automatically change the option numbers, too!
Communication
Picture
Tubeyou can select the correct function and set the
In
this way
Video repro
option
value accordingly to activate / deactivate the TV
Source Selection
function, but Remember to ‘STORE’ the changes!
Audio Repro
Miscellaneous

18.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Option Numbers Adjustment Menu.
8.6.4 Option numbers (Menu)
Menu
Page 75
This menu is used if a new (empty NVM) EEPROM is
installed. It is also used if option codes are corrupted of any
reason. ‘Dial’ by RC, ComPair or DST all the digits as
printed on the picture tube sticker by using this menu.
N.B.
Option values must be stored by ‘STORE’ in the menu.
The set must be restarted by the mains switch to activate
the options!
Option
OptionNumbers
Numbers
04865
12343
04356
00001
04928
00000
00017
00064

19.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Dealer Options Adjustment Menu.
DEALER OPTIONS
Picture
Personal
Teletext
Store
Dealer
Menu

20.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Dealer Options Adjustment Menu.
PICTURE
PICTURE OPTIONS
OPTIONS
CTI
Yes
Dealer
Menu

21.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
The Dealer Options Adjustment Menu.
PERSONAL
PERSONAL OPTIONS
OPTIONS
Blue Mute
Virgin Mode
Auto Store Mode
Demo Menu Enable
Auto TV
Yes
No
PDC-VPS-TXT
Yes
Yes
Dealer

22.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
The Dealer Options Adjustment Menu.
PERSONAL
PERSONAL OPTIONS
OPTIONS
Blue Mute
Virgin Mode
Auto Store Mode
Demo Menu Enable
Auto TV
Yes
No
None
Yes
Yes
Dealer

23.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
The Dealer Options Adjustment Menu.
TXT OPTIONS
Txt Preference
East/West Txt
FLOF
West
Dealer

24.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
The Dealer Options Adjustment Menu.
TXT OPTIONS
Txt Preference
East/West Txt
FLOF
East
Dealer

25.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Dealer Options Adjustment Menu.
Menu
TXT OPTIONS
Txt Preference
East/West Txt
TOP
West
Dealer

26.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the General Adjustment Menu.
LUMINANCE
DELAYS
Super Wide Geometry
Lum. Delay Pal
Lum. Delay Secam
Lum. Delay Bypass
7
11
10
Menu

27.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
Teletext
/ EPG
Super Wide
Geometry
TXT
NexTView present
NexTView type
Yes
Yes
No flashram
Menu

28.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
DS PIP options
Aux type
Text dual screen
None
Yes
Menu

29.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
Communication
PICTURE OPTIONS
Easylink Plus
Yes
Menu

30.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
Picture
Tube
DEALER
OPTIONS
CRT Type
Picture Rotation
Dynamic focus
Dooming prevent
16:9
Yes
No
Off
Menu

31.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
Picture
Tube
DEALER
OPTIONS
CRT Type
4:3
Dynamic focus
Dooming prevent
No
Off
Menu

32.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
Picture
Tube
DEALER
OPTIONS
CRT Type
Picture Rotation
Dynamic focus
Dooming prevent
16:9
Yes
No
SF 16 : 9
Menu

33.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
Picture
Tube
DEALER
OPTIONS
CRT Type
Picture Rotation
Dynamic focus
Dooming prevent
16:9
Yes
No
RF 16 : 9
Menu

34.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
Picture
Tube
DEALER
OPTIONS
CRT Type
Picture Rotation
Dynamic focus
Dooming prevent
16:9
Yes
No
4:3
Menu

35.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
From the Option selection Menu.
Drive
Video repro options
Featurebox type
Lightsensor
PALplus
Combfilter
Picture improvement
Picnic AGC
Signalling bits
Prozonic
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes

36.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option selection Menu.
Drive
Video repro options
Featurebox type
Field memories
Lightsensor
PALplus
Combfilter
Picture improvement
Picnic AGC
Signalling bits
Falconic
2
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Menu

37.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option selection Menu.
Menu
Drive
Video repro options
Featurebox type
Eco
Lightsensor
PALplus
Combfilter
Picture improvement
Picnic AGC
Signalling bits
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes

38.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option selection Menu.
Drive
Video repro options
Featurebox type
Lightsensor
PALplus
Combfilter
Picture improvement
Picnic AGC
Signalling bits
Menu
Eco-DNR
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes

39.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
Source Selection
External 3
External 4
No
No
Menu

40.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
Audio Repro
Dolby
Acoustic system
MSP type
AVL enable
None
F17
MSP3451A1
On

41.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
Audio Repro
Dolby
Rear speakers
Acoustic system
MSP type
AVL enable
Pro Logic
Virtual
F17
MSP3451A1
On

42.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
Menu
Audio Repro
Dolby
Acoustic system
MSP type
AVL enable
None
F18
MSP3451A1
On

43.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
Menu
Audio Repro
Dolby
Acoustic system
MSP type
AVL enable
None
F17
MSP3451A1/3411A2
On

44.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
Menu
Audio Repro
Dolby
Acoustic system
MSP type
AVL enable
None
F19 DAS
MSP3451A1
On

45.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Selection Menu.
Menu
Audio Repro
Dolby
Acoustic system
MSP type
AVL enable
None
F19 Monitor
MSP3451A1
On

46.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
TXT
OPTIONS
Miscellaneous
Heatsink Present
Tuner type
Yes
UV316
Menu

47.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
From the Option Adjustment Menu.
TXT
OPTIONS
Miscellaneous
Heatsink Present
Tuner type
Yes
TEDE9
Menu

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§ 5.2
Service Modes
5.2.1 Service Default Mode (SDM)
Menu
Page 19
Can be activated by RC by dialling ‘062596’ + ‘MENU’,
by ComPair / DST or short-circuiting item 4006 on SSB.
N.B.
*
*
*
*
*
In this mode all TV settings are fixed (default) as follows!
Tuned frequency 475.25 MHz
TV-systems for BGLM sets are set to BG
Picture settings (contrast, brightness, colour & hue are
set to 50% value.
All sound settings to 50% value except volume to 25%
All service unfriendly modes are disabled (like sleep timer,
child lock, blue mute, AVL and SDLP).

49. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Next
5.2.3 Customer Service Mode (CSM)Page 19
To activate it, press simultaneously the ‘MUTE’ key on RC
and the ‘MENU’ key on the TV set minimum of 4 seconds.
This menu is meant to show the actual TV settings and
other functional information for a customer if requested by
service when ‘a fault or a malfunction’ has occurred.
This CSM menu is read only menu, so NO modification to
any settings can be done by this menu.

50. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Next
5.2.3 Customer Service Mode (CSM)Page 19
CUSTOMER SERVICE MENU 1
1
SW Version
EM2E_11.5_02431
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
11a
Code 1 (error code)
Code 2 (error code)
LS Volume
LS Brightness
LS Contrast
LS Colour
LS Headphone
Sharpness
Dolby
Surround mode
Tuner Frequency
No Errors
7
28
48
31
12
3
0
203 MHz

51. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Menu
5.2.3 Customer Service Mode (CSM)Page 21
CUSTOMER SERVICE MENU 2
13
Centre Volume
11
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
DNR
Noise Figure
Digital Option
Colour System
TV System
Audio System
Tuned Bit
Speaker Config.
Digital Sources
Off
15 Range 0 - 255, 0 = no noise, 255 = noise
Digital Scan
PAL
BG
NICAM
Off
0
None
Important for DVD

52. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

5.2
Service Modes
Next
5.4
ComPair
5.4.1
ComPair (Computer Aided Repair) is a service tool
Page 24
for PHILIPS Consumer Electronics products.
ComPair is the most advanced service tool
offered at the present time to assist in faultfinding in complex electronic products.
(DST, RC7150 was the prior service tool)

53. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Return
5.4
ComPair
5.4.3
Stepwise start-up / Shutdown (power supply)
Page 24
This function is only possible with ComPair.
Stepwise start-up explanation.
See the text!
Stepwise shutdown explanation. See the text!
N.B.
5.7.2
For more repair tips see page 28!
ComPair demo

54. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
5.4.2 SearchMan
Return
(Electronic Service Manual)
Page 23
If you have installed ComPair and SearchMan in
your computer (PC) you will have immediate
access to diagrams and PCB lay-outs. Ordering
codes of components will be found without any
loss of time. The SearchMan program (engine) is
supplied on one CD-ROM disc and up-date
Service Manuals are available on two other
CD-ROM disc. Five different product groups are
supported by this system.
SearchMan info

55. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

5.5.3
Error Code Table
Error Device
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
13
14
15
16
Next
ST24E32
H fail protection
SAA4978
Supply 5 V
Supply 8 V
2
Slow I C-bus blocked
TDA9330
TDA9320
X-ray protection
HOP protection
Tuner protection
UV1316
MSP3451/3415
Flash protection
Featurebox protection
Page 25
Description
Def. Item Diagr. Defect module
NVM
HFB
PICNIC
5V2
8V6
IC7011
B5
IC7709
B3
HOP video contr./geom. IC7301
HIP I/O video process IC7323
B4
B2
Control
Horizontal feedback
Feature Box
+5 V Supply
+8 V Supply
2
Slow I C blocked
Video Controler
Chroma IF IO
TUNER_PROT
Tuner
ITT sound proc. Dolby
A7
B6
+8 V (Tuner) Supply
Audio Module
FBX_PROT
U1200
IC7651

56. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Return
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes from the buffer. With DST
Try inthese
The error codes are shown
SAM, 10 codes in two rows, and
the selected one is displayed in SDM by blinking standby LED
If for example the following error codes are found:
Error position;
1
2
3
4
5
Error Codes:
12
9
5
0
0
This is what we can read from the buffer.
The latest error is in position 1, next in pos. 2 etc.

57. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Return
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes from the buffer
The
standby
LED
10
12
11
IfInthe
first
error
chosen……then..
this
case
we position
read the is
error
code 12 which means
The
standby
LED will blink the value of the error code..
Tuner
protection..
Error position;
1
--------------Error Codes:
12
2
9
3
5
4
0
5
0
A long blink means (ten) and short blinks (units).
The error code is repeated until the set is shut off.

58. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Return
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes from the buffer
The
standby
LED
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
So ifinyou
Or
thischoose
case wethe
read
second
the error
errorcode
position…...
9, which means
The standby
X-ray
protection
LED will blink the value of the error code..
Error position;
1
-------------------Error Codes:
12
2
9
3
5
4
0
5
0
A long blink means (ten) and short blinks (units).
The error code is repeated until the set is shut off.

59. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Return
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes from the buffer
The
standby
LED
5
4
3
2
1
Or
Inifthis
youcase
choose
the error
the third
code
error
is 5 position…...
which means,
The
+8 V
standby
Supply.LED will blink the value of the error code..
Error position;
1
2
-----------------------Error Codes:
12 9
3
5
4
0
5
0
A long blink means (ten) and short blinks (units).
The error code is repeated until the set is shut off.

60. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Return
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes from the buffer
The
standby
LED
If you choose any other error position which contains
zero (0). The standby LED will NOT blink..
Error position;
1
2
3
-----------------------------Error Codes:
12 9
5
4
0
5
0
or..
A long blink means (ten) and short blinks (units).
(In this case the DST display will stay blanked).

61. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Next
5.5 Error Codes with DST
Page 24
Always start faultfinding with DST like this;
1. Press the ’Diagnose’ button on the DST!
2. Press the digit keys ’99’!
3. Press the ’OK’ key!
Now the DST transmits a code to erase all error codes
in the set. Switch off the set with the mains switch and
start it again with the mains switch. Wait until the
standby LED starts blinking!

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§ 5.2
Service Modes
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes with DST from the buffer
Start
Startreading
reading
the
the
error
error
codes
codes
from
from
the
position
Write
down
the
error
code
from
theposition
position
one
number
numberone
one!!
Error position;
--------------- 1
Error Codes:
12
2
9
3
5
4
0
5
0
If you use DST for fault finding read all error codes
from the left to the right until the first zero is found!

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§ 5.2
Service Modes
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes with DST from the buffer
Read
Writethe
down
error
thecode
errorfrom
codethe
number
position
twotwo
! !
Error position;
1
-------------------Error Codes:
12
2
9
3
5
4
0
5
0
If you use DST for fault finding read all error codes
from the left to the right until the first zero is found!

64. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes with DST from the buffer
Read
Writethe
down
error
thecode
errorfrom
codethe
number
position
three
three
! !
Error position;
1
2
------------------------Error Codes:
12
9
3
5
4
0
5
0
If you use DST for fault finding read all error codes
from the left to the right until the first zero is found!

65. EM2E Chassis service modes SM 3122 785 10310

§ 5.2
Service Modes
Return
5.5 Error Codes
Page 24
5.5.1 Reading error codes with DST from the buffer
Now, we have found the first zero and can start looking
Read
from the
position
four !
for thethe
faulterror
from code
the rightmost
error
code position,
which is in this case position 3, error 5 = +8V Supply !
Error position;
1
2
3
4
------------------------------Error Codes:
12
9
5
0
5
0
If you use DST for fault finding read all error codes
from the left to the right until the first zero is found!

66.

Service Manual
Here you will find
the chassis type=
EM2 E = Europe
A = Asia
U back
= USA
Use this
cover
Return
label information to
select the correct
These
letters
Service two
Manual
to
show
chassis
be usedthe
during
your
repair.
version, evolution
In this corner we
find info about
language and
ordering code
GB
I
3122 785 10310

67.

The back cover label
E
The
EM2
means,
box
letter
means
here
S
this
means
the
contains
chassis
chassis
Service!
isservice
in
forthe
Europe!
set!
information!
The
AA
means
the
chassis
version!
Next

68.

The picture tube sticker
Optioncode :
The option codes of the set
If you change the picture tube
of the set, you have to move
this sticker to the new picture
tube or write a new sticker with
option codes. It is necessary
that this information follows the
TV set untill it will be rejected
to recycling.
Return
04865 04356 04928 00017
12343 00001 00000 00064
max. EHT : 29
kV
max. Beam Curr. : 1.8 mA
IE
32PW8506/12
AG000034 002149
220 - 240V ~50Hz
VHF+S+H+UHF
MADE IN BELGIUM
105W

69.

and service
The
Two
one
locking
position,
snap
hooks
hook
on
the5left
right
about
cm
side!
backwards!
Option code
sticker!
Return

70.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
4
Menu

71.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
5
Menu

72.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
6
Menu

73.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
7
Return

74.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
8
Menu

75.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
9
Menu

76.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
10
Menu

77.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Horizontal bow
11
Menu

78.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
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H. shift
30
Menu

79.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
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H. shift
32
Menu

80.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
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H. shift
34
Menu

81.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
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H. shift
36
Menu

82.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Menu
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H. amplitude
36

83.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
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H. amplitude
33
Menu

84.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
2001-03- 12/16 Agadir, Marocko
H. amplitude
30
Menu

85.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
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H. amplitude
27
Menu

86.

EM2E Service Alignment Menu
The Normal Geometry Adjustment Menu.
Normal Geometry
Test Pattern
V. Slope
H. shift
H. amplitude
East/West Parabola
Upper East/West corner
Lower East/West corner
East/West Trapezium
Horizontal parallellogram
Horizontal bow
On
42
36
27
15
33
28
32
8
8
Menu