Television receiver

Claim 2

A television receiver comprising: a receiving circuit having adjustment sections; control means for controlling the adjustment sections of the receiving circuit to adjust and check the adjustment sections of the receiving circuit; memory means for storing data determining control modes of the control means; input means for inputting a signal for designating the control-mode determining data in the memory means to control the adjustment sections of the receiving circuit; and display means for indicating information representing a designated control mode and also information representing results of adjustment by the control mode, further comprising: mode setting means responsive to said input means for setting a factory check mode; testing means operating during said factory check mode for testing a control system of the television receiver and responsiveness of the television receiver thereto, said testing means comprising means for increasing an operating speed of the adjustment sections of the television receiver, thereby to reduce a time required to identify proper responsiveness of the adjustment sections to control signals provided thereto.

Claim 3

The television receiver of claim 1 wherein the input means comprises a remote-control device and a key input device.

Claim 4

The television receiver of claim 1 wherein the memory means comprises a nonvolatile memory and a RAM, the nonvolatile memory storing factory check mode setting data for setting speeds of variation of the adjustment sections of the television receiver at predetermined speeds in said factory check mode which are higher than corresponding speeds in a normal mode, the nonvolatile memory storing normal mode setting data for setting the normal mode; and further comprising means for selectively transferring the factory check mode setting data and the normal mode setting data from the nonvolatile memory to the RAM, and means for enabling the display means to indicate information representing the selected mode.

Claim 5

The television receiver of claim 3, wherein said mode setting means further comprises means for changing the normal mode to a special mode, and means for enabling display means to indicate information representing the special mode when the normal mode is changed to the special mode.

Claim 6

The television receiver of claim 1, further comprising means for automatically setting the receiving circuit and the CRT into ageing states when the power supply is turned on, and means for setting the receiving circuit and the CRT out of the ageing states in response to a mode change signal.

Claim 7

A television receiver comprising: a power supply; a nonvolatile memory; a RAM; setting mode judgment means for transferring data from the nonvolatile memory to the RAM and judging whether or not a mode setting of the television receiver is a factory check mode on the basis of the transferred data when the power supply is turned on; operating condition setting means for setting an operating condition in accordance with a result of the judging by the setting mode judgment means; input signal judgment means for, after the operating condition setting means sets the operating condition, judging whether or not a control signal is inputted; means for, in cases where the input signal judgment means judges that the control signal is not inputted, continuing a current mode; a display device; ageing mode judgment means for, in cases where the input signal judgment means judges that the control signal is inputted, judging whether or not operation of the display device is in an ageing mode; changing means for, in cases where the ageing mode judgement means judges that the operation of the display device is in the ageing mode, replacing the ageing mode by the factory check mode; factory check mode judgment means for, after the ageing mode judgment means judges whether or not the operation of the display device is in the ageing mode, judging whether the factory check mode or a normal mode is currently present; shipment setting signal judgment means for, in cases where the factory check mode judgment means judges that the factory check mode is currently present, judging whether or not a shipment setting signal is inputted; and means for, in cases where the shipment setting signal judgment means judges that the shipment setting signal is inputted, replacing the factory check mode by the normal mode.

Claim 8

A television receiver comprising: a power supply; a nonvolatile memory; a RAM; setting mode judgment means for transferring data from the nonvolatile memory to the RAM and judging whether or not a mode setting of the television receiver is a factory check mode on the basis of the transferred data when the power supply is turned on; operating condition setting means for setting an operating condition in accordance with a result of the judging by the setting mode judgment means; input signal judgment means for, after the operating condition setting means sets the operating condition, judging whether or not a control signal is inputted; means for, in cases where the input signal judgment means judges that the control signal is not inputted, continuing a current mode; a display device; ageing mode judgment means for, in cases where the input signal judgment means judges that the control signal is inputted, judging whether or not operation of the display device is in an ageing mode; changing means for, in cases where the ageing mode judgement means judges that the operation of the display device is in the ageing mode, replacing the ageing mode by the factory check mode; factory check mode judgment means for, after the ageing mode judgment means judges whether or not the operation of the display device is in the ageing mode, judging whether the factory check mode or a normal mode is currently present; shipment setting signal judgment means for, in cases where the factory check mode judgment means judges that the factory check mode is currently present, judging whether or not a shipment setting signal is inputted; and means for, in cases where the shipment setting signal judgment means judges that the shipment setting signal is inputted, replacing the factory check mode by the normal mode.

Claim 9

A television receiver comprising: a variable adjustment section which can operate in either a high-speed mode or a normal-speed mode, wherein a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the high-speed mode of operation is higher than a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the normal-speed mode of operation; a nonvolatile memory for storing changeable mode data representing either the high-speed mode or the normal-speed mode; means for deciding whether or not the mode data in the nonvolatile memory represents the high-speed mode; and means for changing operation of the adjustment section between the high-speed mode and the normal-speed mode in response to a result of said deciding by said deciding means.

Claim 10

A television receiver comprising: a variable adjustment section which can operate in either a high-speed mode or a normal-speed mode, wherein a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the high-speed mode of operation is higher than a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the normal-speed mode of operation; a nonvolatile memory for storing changeable mode data representing either the high-speed mode or the normal-speed mode; means for deciding whether or not the mode data in the nonvolatile memory represents the high-speed mode; and means for changing operation of the adjustment section between the high-speed mode and the normal-speed mode in response to a result of said deciding by said deciding means.

Claim 11

The television receiver of claim 7 further comprising means for detecting that a shipment setting signal is inputted, and means for setting the mode data in the nonvolatile memory so as to represent the normal mode when said detecting means detects that the shipment setting signal is inputted.

Claim 12

The television receiver of claim 7 further comprising means for indicating when the adjustment section operates in the high-speed mode.

Claim 13

A television receiver comprising: a variable adjustment section which can operate in either a high-speed mode or a normal-speed mode, wherein a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the high-speed mode of operation is higher than a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the normal-speed mode of operation; a nonvolatile memory for storing changeable mode data representing either the high-speed mode or the normal-speed mode, the mode data initially representing the high-speed mode; means for initially setting operation of the adjustment section into the high-speed mode; means for detecting whether or not a shipment setting signal is inputted; means for changing the operation of the adjustment section from the high-speed mode to the normal-speed mode when said detecting means detects that a shipment setting signal is inputted; means for changing the mode data in the nonvolatile memory so as to represent the normal-speed mode when said detecting means detects that a shipment setting signal is inputted; means for deciding whether or not the mode data in the nonvolatile memory represents the high-speed mode; and means for continuing the normal-speed mode of the operation of the adjustment section when said deciding means decides that the mode data in the nonvolatile memory does not represent the high-speed mode.

Claim 14

A television receiver comprising: a variable adjustment section which can operate in either a high-speed mode or a normal-speed mode, wherein a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the high-speed mode of operation is higher than a speed of a variation of the adjustment section in the normal-speed mode of operation; a nonvolatile memory for storing changeable mode data representing either the high-speed mode or the normal-speed mode, the mode data initially representing the high-speed mode; means for initially setting operation of the adjustment section into the high-speed mode; means for detecting whether or not a shipment setting signal is inputted; means for changing the operation of the adjustment section from the high-speed mode to the normal-speed mode when said detecting means detects that a shipment setting signal is inputted; means for changing the mode data in the nonvolatile memory so as to represent the normal-speed mode when said detecting means detects that a shipment setting signal is inputted; means for deciding whether or not the mode data in the nonvolatile memory represents the high-speed mode; and means for continuing the normal-speed mode of the operation of the adjustment section when said deciding means decides that the mode data in the nonvolatile memory does not represent the high-speed mode.