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[jbmeyer13]

With a lot of help from Dragan and Tim (Thanks guys!) I have the raster set on my 9500LC and am ready to finish up convergence. Prior to receipt of my Moome card to plug in my BD player, can I use my Panny RP-91 (through analog input) to finish up convergence or would it be better to wait until I have the Moome?

[Nashou66]

you'll have to have a separate memory for each resolution/source you plan to use, and some times even if its the same resolution the source might have different timings necessitating another memory. The reason for a dedicated memory for each source is that you will find the convergence will not be the same for each source.


So you can make a memory for your current set up and then make a new one for the moome and other sources while keeping the analog memory spot for an instance where the moome or your source to moome card is down or not working.

Athanasios

[mc86]

There was recent discussion (last month or so) on the ASR settings, locks, methods, etc for keeping this stuff straight that had folks doing things a little differently. It is worth spending a little time to learn -- I was re-converging on the rare times I switched input devices, but got tired of doing this (on a ECP with similar menus to the 85/95xx machines).

Matt

[Curt Palme]

You can even do some basic convergence with no input signal, but as Nashou says, each resolution uses a different memory, and some tweaking will need to be done. You'll save time doing the full alignment with the correct input signal and resolution, but if you're the impatient type like me, and want some practice learning, you can start RIGHT NOW without even an input signal. You will need to tweak once you connect the correct signal though.

[Curt Palme]

You can even do some basic convergence with no input signal, but as Nashou says, each resolution uses a different memory, and some tweaking will need to be done. You'll save time doing the full alignment with the correct input signal and resolution, but if you're the impatient type like me, and want some practice learning, you can start RIGHT NOW without even an input signal. You will need to tweak once you connect the correct signal though.

[Tim in Phoenix]

Guys


Marquee "Internal Frequencies" can be pulled up for a rough-in any time, UTIL, 1, 6 and select a nearby frequency.


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