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Thread: Blue modulation acting up

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    Default Blue modulation acting up

    My blue developed a bad case of sickness.
    Fist picture with all standard settings on.
    Second is with post blanking (Determines the delay of the projection on a blanked point.) set to 40 (Default is 0)
    Any ideas. Sending back the unit is not an option. I can't wait 4 weeks.
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    Perhaps turn your 'off' modulation level slightly lower.. Assuming it's currently at 1 or 2V.

    Looks like your red could loose some weight, too

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    Actually picture is over saturated. Red is fine. (It's 2.2W RGB.)
    I can loose 20-30mw of blue no problem. I just want to loose that blanking line.
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    I think drlava is trying to tell you to check the low end of your modulation threshold.

    James.

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    Yes I know which means going inside still under warranty PS. I'm kinda afraid to kill $5k. If I get a pointers from CNI what pot is responsible for lower threshold I will do it.
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    There is a low end modulation setting in your software, too.

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    No I don't think I have this option.
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    what software are you using???
    -Josh

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    Actually it's DSP.
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    Swapped green/blue same thing

    PS. Don't mind picture. It's only for reference. Color balance and sharpness in real life is fine.
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