Color convergency

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Alpha One

On my Pixie monitor, model PBC-1764, the colors on the lower right corner
are
out of convergency. I see the red, green and blue off by as much as 1/16 of
an inch.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Thank you,

Tony
 
Alpha said:
On my Pixie monitor, model PBC-1764, the colors on the lower right
corner are
out of convergency. I see the red, green and blue off by as much as
1/16 of an inch.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Thank you,

Tony
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Yes. RTFM and learn how to use the OSD controls.
 
On my Pixie monitor, model PBC-1764, the colors on the lower right corner
are
out of convergency. I see the red, green and blue off by as much as 1/16 of
an inch.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Thank you,
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Speaker too close?
 
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Yes. RTFM and learn how to use OSD controls.
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OSD settings don't have anything that allows me to set a single corner and
for each individual color.

I can see the 3 colors auto of convergence and it happens only in the 3 or 4
in. of the right lower corner. The rest of the screen is in convergence and
sharp.

The is no speaker nearby affecting the screen.
 
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Alpha said:
On my Pixie monitor, model PBC-1764, the colors on the lower right corner
are
out of convergency. I see the red, green and blue off by as much as 1/16
of an inch.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Thank you,

Tony
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Did this occur suddenly, gradually, or has it been in this condition since
you purchased the monitor ?

You might try the OSD control for 'degaussing'. I'm not confident this will
cure the symptom, but it's worth the attempt.

Does the symptom change in intensity or color pattern if you move the
monitor ?
If it does then you may have a nearby electrical cable carrying a large
voltage & current.

Is there any electro-magnetic device near that corner of the monitor: clock,
transformer-powered lamp, operating television, stereo receiver, etc ?

If not, and the monitor is still within warranty, I'd suggest you either
have it serviced or replaced.


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