Jorge Torralba
08-24-2005, 09:44 AM
Here is the DMR tip of the day.
Some people have had issues with focus using the DMR and the R8/R9. The most common cause of this problem is that the new screen did not seat properly into its frame. Verify that the DMR screen is seated properly. If you drop the screen frame which holds the screen in place, the screen should lay nice and flat in the frame. If you see that one side of the screen is higher than the other reseat the screen. Also make sure that when you flip the screen frame back into place you grab the little tab on the frame with the provided tool and push up with a slight pull. This will help you from accidentally pushing into the screen. If you push up without using the tab, you may shift the screen out of place.
Some people have had issues with focus using the DMR and the R8/R9. The most common cause of this problem is that the new screen did not seat properly into its frame. Verify that the DMR screen is seated properly. If you drop the screen frame which holds the screen in place, the screen should lay nice and flat in the frame. If you see that one side of the screen is higher than the other reseat the screen. Also make sure that when you flip the screen frame back into place you grab the little tab on the frame with the provided tool and push up with a slight pull. This will help you from accidentally pushing into the screen. If you push up without using the tab, you may shift the screen out of place.