JP2005049609A - Device and method for adjustment, recording medium, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily adjust the luminance or chromaticity of a display device. <P>SOLUTION: A color sensor 80 detects the luminance Y1 and chromaticities x1 and y1 of a specified color displayed on a PDP 31 and supplies them to a microcomputer 81. The microcomputer 81 acquires a reference value Y2 of the luminance and reference values x2 and y2 of chromaticities from an EEPROM 83 and decides whether the luminance Y1 and chromaticities x1 and y1 detected by the color sensors 80 are within ranges of the reference values; when it is decided that the detected luminance and chromaticities are not within the ranges of the reference values, a video gain controller 82 supplies an adjustment signal for adjusting a video gain to a driving part 43. The driving part 43 displays a gain-adjusted video signal on the PDP 31. This invention is applicable to a plasma display. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an adjustment device and method, a recording medium, and a program, and more particularly, to an adjustment device and method, a recording medium, and a program that can easily adjust luminance or chromaticity of a display device.

  Conventionally, when adjusting the brightness or chromaticity of an installed plasma display, the user moves the color sensor closer to the plasma display, causes the color sensor to detect the brightness or chromaticity, and based on the detected value The knob for changing the brightness or chromaticity provided in the plasma display has been adjusted.

  However, since the plasma display is large, it may be installed in a place where the user cannot reach. Therefore, there is a problem that adjustment cannot be easily performed.

Therefore, for example, in Patent Document 1, when the brightness of the display screen is set by the user, the brightness characteristics of the display screen are set based on the detected ambient brightness value by the sensor and the brightness value set by the user. A flat panel display device is disclosed in which the brightness of the display screen is automatically adjusted after setting and adjustment based on the set brightness characteristics and the detection signal from the sensor.
JP 2001-134255 A

  However, in an exhibition hall where a plurality of plasma displays are installed, even if the value set by the user is the same, the luminance and chromaticity differ depending on the characteristics of the panel. There was a problem that the brightness and chromaticity could not be unified.

  In addition, in the method in which the user adjusts the luminance and chromaticity by bringing the color sensor close to each plasma display, there is a problem that it takes an enormous time for the adjustment.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and makes it possible to easily adjust the luminance or chromaticity of a display device.

  An adjustment device of the present invention is an adjustment device that is mounted on a display device and adjusts at least one of luminance and chromaticity of the display device as an adjustment target, and stores a reference value storage unit that stores a reference value of the adjustment target. A detection unit that detects an adjustment target from an image displayed on the display device, a reference value stored by the reference value storage unit, a comparison unit that compares the adjustment target detected by the detection unit, and a comparison result of the comparison unit And adjusting means for adjusting an adjustment target of the display device.

  The comparison means determines whether or not the adjustment target detected by the detection means is within a range determined by the reference value, and the adjustment means determines that the adjustment target detected by the detection means is the reference value based on the determination by the comparison means. When it is determined that the value is not within the range determined by the value, the adjustment target of the display device can be adjusted.

  An accepting means for accepting an instruction to start detection by the detecting means can be further provided.

  The communication unit further includes a communication unit that communicates with another adjustment device, and the communication unit transmits the reference value stored in the reference value storage unit to the other adjustment device and transmits a command to start detection by the detection unit. can do.

  The detection unit can detect an adjustment target of an image based on a 10% white signal displayed outside the effective display screen area of the display device and an image based on the 100% white signal.

  The detecting means detects whether or not the display device can be used by detecting an adjustment target from the image displayed on the display device. If the detecting means detects that the display device is not usable, the display means It is possible to further include notification means for performing notification for prompting replacement of the device.

  An adjustment method of the present invention is an adjustment method of an adjustment device that is attached to a display device and adjusts at least one of luminance or chromaticity of the display device as an adjustment target, and the adjustment target is adjusted from an image displayed on the display device. Based on the detection step to detect, the reference value of the adjustment object stored in advance, the comparison step for comparing the adjustment object detected by the process of the detection step, and the comparison result of the process of the comparison step, the adjustment of the display device And an adjusting step for adjusting the object.

  The recording medium of the present invention includes a detection step for detecting an adjustment target from an image displayed on a display device, a reference value for the adjustment target stored in advance, and a comparison for comparing the adjustment target detected by the processing of the detection step The computer is caused to execute a process including a step and an adjustment step of adjusting an adjustment target of the display device based on a comparison result by the process of the comparison step.

  The program of the present invention includes a detection step for detecting an adjustment target from an image displayed on a display device, a reference value for the adjustment target stored in advance, and a comparison step for comparing the adjustment target detected by the processing of the detection step And an adjustment step of adjusting the adjustment target of the display device based on the comparison result of the comparison step process.

  According to the present invention, the adjustment target is detected from the image displayed on the display device, the reference value of the adjustment target stored in advance is compared with the detected adjustment target, and the adjustment target of the display device is adjusted. .

  According to the present invention, the luminance or chromaticity of the display device can be adjusted. In particular, according to the present invention, the brightness or the reference value of the display device can be easily adjusted based on the reference value of the adjustment target stored in advance and the adjustment target detected from the image displayed on the display device. Can do.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. Correspondences between constituent elements described in the claims and specific examples in the embodiments of the present invention are exemplified as follows. This description is to confirm that specific examples supporting the invention described in the claims are described in the embodiments of the invention. Therefore, even if there are specific examples that are described in the embodiment of the invention but are not described here as corresponding to the configuration requirements, the specific examples are not included in the configuration. It does not mean that it does not correspond to a requirement. On the contrary, even if a specific example is described here as corresponding to a configuration requirement, this means that the specific example does not correspond to a configuration requirement other than the configuration requirement. not.

  Further, this description does not mean that all the inventions corresponding to the specific examples described in the embodiments of the invention are described in the claims. In other words, this description is an invention corresponding to the specific example described in the embodiment of the invention, and the existence of an invention not described in the claims of this application, that is, in the future, a divisional application will be made. Nor does it deny the existence of an invention added by amendment.

  The adjustment device according to claim 1 (for example, the adjustment unit 70 in FIG. 2 or the adjustment unit 310 in FIG. 15) is a reference value storage unit (for example, a reference value storage unit) that stores a reference value of the adjustment target (for example, luminance or chromaticity). 2 or the reference level storage unit 370 in FIG. 15 and detection means for detecting the adjustment target from the image displayed on the display device (for example, the color sensor 80 in FIG. 2 or the luminance detection in FIG. 15). Unit 350), a comparison unit (for example, the microcomputer 81 in FIG. 2 or the comparison unit 360 in FIG. 15) that compares the reference value stored in the reference value storage unit with the adjustment target detected by the detection unit. ) And adjustment means for adjusting the adjustment target of the display device based on the comparison result of the comparison means (for example, the video gain controller 82 in FIG. 2 or γ in FIG. 15). Characterized in that it comprises the Buru adjuster 390) and.

  The comparison unit of the adjustment device according to claim 2 (for example, the adjustment unit 70 in FIG. 2) determines whether or not the adjustment target detected by the detection unit is within a range determined by the reference value. (For example, step S7 in FIG. 3), when the adjustment means determines that the adjustment target detected by the detection means is not within the range defined by the reference value, as determined by the comparison means, The adjustment target of the display device is adjusted.

  The adjusting device according to claim 3 (for example, the adjusting unit 70 in FIG. 2) further includes a receiving unit (for example, the operation unit 84 or the light receiving unit 85 in FIG. 2) that receives a command to start detection by the detecting unit. It is characterized by providing.

  The adjustment device according to claim 4 (for example, the adjustment unit of FIG. 2) further includes a communication unit (for example, the communication unit 86 of FIG. 2) that communicates with another adjustment device, and the communication unit includes the reference unit. The reference value stored in the value storage means is transmitted to the other adjustment device, and a command for starting detection by the detection means is transmitted (for example, step S105 in FIG. 8).

  The detection unit of the adjustment device according to claim 5 (for example, the adjustment unit 310 in FIG. 15) includes an image based on a 10% white signal displayed outside the effective display screen area of the display device, and 100% The adjustment target of the image based on the white signal is detected (for example, step S301 in FIG. 17 or step S310 in FIG. 18).

  The adjusting device according to claim 6 (for example, the adjusting unit 310 in FIG. 15) can use the display device by detecting the adjustment target from an image displayed on the display device. (For example, step S318 in FIG. 18), and when it is detected that the display device is not usable by the detection unit, a notification unit (for example, FIG. 18) that notifies the user to replace the display device. 15, which executes the process of step S319 in FIG. 15 is further provided.

  The adjustment method according to claim 7 includes a detection step (for example, step S4 in FIG. 3, step S302 in FIG. 17, or step S311 in FIG. 18) for detecting the adjustment target from the image displayed on the display device. A comparison step (for example, step S7 in FIG. 3, step S304 in FIG. 17, or step S304 in FIG. 18) for comparing the reference value stored in advance with the reference value to be adjusted and the adjustment target detected by the processing in the detection step. Step S313) and an adjustment step (for example, Step S9 in FIG. 4, Step S308 in FIG. 17, or Step S317 in FIG. 18) for adjusting the adjustment target of the display device based on the comparison result by the processing in the comparison step. It is characterized by including.

  The correspondence relationship between the configuration requirements of the recording medium according to claim 8 and the configuration requirements of the program according to claim 9 and the specific example in the embodiment of the invention is the adjustment according to claim 7 described above. Since it is the same as the method, the description is omitted.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a plasma display 1 to which the present invention is applied.

  A plasma display (video display device) 1 includes a case 11 configured by combining a front case 11-1 and a back case 11-2, and an internal unit 12 accommodated in the case 11. And.

  A translucent portion 21 made of glass or the like is provided on the front surface of the front housing 11-1. In addition, a plurality of vent holes 22 are formed in the horizontal direction in the upper and lower portions of the front casing 11-1. Further, similarly to the front casing 11-1, a plurality of ventilation openings 22 are formed in the horizontal direction in the upper and lower portions of the rear casing 11-2.

  The internal unit 12 is provided with a PDP (plasma display panel (display panel)) 31, a heat conductive sheet 32, and a frame chassis 33. The frame chassis 33 is disposed at a position close to the rear housing 11-2, and the PDP 31 is disposed at the front surface of the frame chassis 33 and close to the front housing 11-1, and the frame chassis 33 and the PDP 31 A heat conductive sheet 32 made of silicon or the like is disposed therebetween.

  The frame chassis 33 is provided with an annular heat conduction plate 42 corresponding to the PDP 31 including a plurality of fixed bosses 41 and a non-display portion (outside the effective display screen area) of the PDP 31. The fixed boss 41 is for attaching the drive units 43-1 and 43-2 and the adjustment unit 70 to the heat conduction plate 42, and each of the drive units 43-1 and 43-2 and the adjustment unit 70. (In the figure, there is also a hidden fixed boss 41). The drive units 43-1 and 43-2 are electrically connected to the PDP 31, and the adjustment unit 70 is electrically connected to the drive units 43-1 and 43-2.

  Drive units 43-1 and 43-2 perform light emission drive and control of PDP 31. Further, the adjustment unit 70 detects light leaking from the back surface of the PDP 31 and generates an adjustment signal for adjusting the luminance and chromaticity based on the detected luminance and chromaticity of the light. An adjustment signal is supplied to the unit 43-2. Hereinafter, the drive unit 43-1 and the drive unit 43-2 are collectively referred to as a drive unit 43. Note that the fixed boss 41 and the heat conductive plate 42 may be integrated.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration example of the plasma display 1 of FIG.

  The plasma display 1 is provided with a PDP 31, a drive unit 43, and an adjustment unit 70.

  The adjustment unit 70 includes a color sensor 80, a microcomputer 81, a video gain controller 82, an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) 83, an operation unit 84, a light receiving unit 85, and a communication unit 86.

  The color sensor 80 detects light leaking to the back surface of the PDP 31 and outputs a luminance signal Y1 and chromaticity signals x1 and y1 corresponding to the detected light to the microcomputer 81. The microcomputer 81 is connected to the color sensor 80, the video gain controller 82, the EEPROM 83, the operation unit 84, the light receiving unit 85, and the communication unit 86, and controls each unit.

  The EEPROM 83 stores reference values for luminance and chromaticity. For example, when the color temperature is adjusted to 9300K (Kelvin), for example, x = 0.283, y = 0.298 are stored as chromaticity values, and Y = 200 is stored as luminance values, for example. ing. When NTSC (National Television System Committee) is used as a reference, red (R) reference values, for example, x = 0.67 and y = 0.33 are stored, and green reference values are, for example, , X = 0.21, y = 0.71 are stored, and as a blue reference value, for example, x = 0.14, y = 0.08 is stored.

  The operation unit 84 receives a command from the user and outputs a signal corresponding to the command to the microcomputer 81. The light receiving unit 85 receives an infrared signal emitted from a remote controller (not shown) and outputs a signal based on the received infrared signal to the microcomputer 81. The communication unit 86 communicates with other devices based on the control of the microcomputer 81.

  The video gain controller 82 generates an adjustment signal for adjusting the video gain (gain) based on the control from the macro computer 81, and supplies the adjustment signal to the drive unit 43 including the drive units 43-1 and 43-2. The drive unit 43 drives the PDP 31 to display an image based on a video signal (a video signal supplied from a video terminal (not shown)) with a video gain adjusted by the adjustment signal.

  Next, display adjustment processing in the plasma display 1 of FIG. 2 will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. 3 and 4.

  In step S1, the microcomputer 81 determines whether or not the display adjustment process (start) has been commanded, and waits until it is determined that the command has been issued (that is, this process is commanded to start the display adjustment process). Will start when). The microcomputer 81 receives an infrared signal corresponding to the command for starting the display adjustment process from the user when the operation unit 84 receives a command to start the display adjustment process from the user or the light receiving unit 85 It is determined that the display adjustment process (start) has been commanded.

  If it is determined in step S1 that display adjustment processing has been commanded, in step S2, the drive unit 43 (drive unit 43-1 and drive unit 43-2) displays a predetermined color (for example, white) on the PDP 31. Let

  In step S <b> 3, the microcomputer 81 instructs the color sensor 80 to measure the luminance and chromaticity. At this time, a white image is displayed on the front surface of the PDP 31.

  In step S4, the color sensor 80 measures luminance and chromaticity (detects luminance and chromaticity). Now, since a white image is displayed on the front surface of the PDP 31, the color sensor 80 has a luminance Y of the back light (light leaked to the back surface) with respect to the white image displayed on the front surface. Measure chromaticity x, y.

  The color sensor 80 includes, for example, three single color filters, three photodiodes of red (center wavelength is about 620 nm (nanometer)), blue (center wavelength is about 555 nm), and green (center wavelength is about 450 nm). (For each single color) (or three phototransistors), and an A (Analog) / D (Digital) converter and an arithmetic unit.

  The light is incident on the corresponding photodiode through each single color filter. The photodiode generates currents having different sizes depending on the intensity of incident light. That is, the photodiode generates a current having a strength corresponding to each color (three colors). The A / D converter performs A / D conversion on the current from the photodiode, and the calculator converts (calculates) the converted digital value into x and y values. The sensitivity of the photodiode varies depending on the wavelength of incident light (for example, red becomes stronger and blue becomes weaker), and changes depending on temperature. Therefore, these corrections are also performed by an arithmetic unit.

  Note that the luminance may be measured by the total amount of output from each of these monochrome sensors (monochrome color filter and corresponding photodiode), or another photodiode may be provided alone. When another photodiode is provided alone, the accuracy can be improved.

  The color sensor 80 is not limited to the above-described configuration, and any configuration that can detect luminance and chromaticity may be used.

  Returning to FIG. 3, in step S <b> 5, the microcomputer 81 acquires the luminance Y <b> 1 and the chromaticities x <b> 1 and y <b> 1 from the color sensor 80. That is, the luminance Y and chromaticity x, y measured by the color sensor 80 (in the process of step S3) are acquired by the microcomputer 81 as the luminance Y1 and chromaticity x1, y1.

  In step S <b> 6, the microcomputer 81 acquires luminance and chromaticity reference values Y <b> 2 (luminance reference values), x <b> 2, and y <b> 2 (chromaticity reference values) from the EEPROM 83. As described above, the EEPROM 83 stores the reference values of the luminance Y and the chromaticity x, y as the luminance Y2 and the chromaticity x2, y2. The microcomputer 81 obtains the luminance reference value (Y2) and the chromaticity reference values (x2, y2). For example, when the white reference value is 9300K, Y = 200 is acquired as the luminance reference value, and (x2, y2) = (0.283, y = 0.298) is acquired as the chromaticity reference value.

  In step S6, the microcomputer 81 determines whether luminance Y1 = Y2, chromaticity x1 = x2, and y1 = y2. That is, it is determined whether the luminance (Y1) and chromaticity (x1, y1) measured by the color sensor 80 are equal to the luminance reference value (Y2) and the chromaticity reference value (x2, y2). . Actually, the luminance reference value Y2 and the reference values x2 and y2 are not one value, but have a range (for example, a range of ± 0.01). It is determined whether or not there is a detected luminance (Y1) and chromaticity (x1, y1) within a range determined by (1).

  If it is determined in step S7 that Y1 = Y2, x1 = x2 and y1 = y2 is not satisfied (the actual measurement value is not within the range defined by the reference value), in step S8, the microcomputer 81 determines that Y1 = Y2. The luminance and chromaticity are adjusted so that Y2, x1 = x2, and y1 = y2, and the values are output to the video gain controller 82.

  In step S <b> 9, the video gain controller 82 supplies an adjustment signal for adjusting the gain to the drive unit 43 based on the adjusted luminance and chromaticity supplied from the microcomputer 81. Specifically, the reference values determined in step S6 are Y = 200 ± 1, x = 0.283 ± 0.01, y = 0.298 ± 0.01, and the photometric value is Y = 200. , X = 0.3000, y = 0.319, the video gain controller 82 adjusts the gain so as to reduce the values of the chromaticities x and y by about 0.01 (brightness and chromaticity). An adjustment signal (in this example, a chromaticity adjustment signal) is generated and supplied to the drive unit 43.

  In step S10, the driving unit 43 of the plasma display 1-1 displays the video signal (video signal based on the adjustment signal) whose gain is adjusted on the PDP 31. The PDP 31 displays an image with adjusted brightness and chromaticity based on this command.

  If it is determined in step S7 that Y1 = Y2, x1 = x2 and y1 = y2 (that is, the photometric value is within the reference value range), or after the process of step S10, step S11 The microcomputer 81 determines whether or not to re-inspect (determines whether or not a re-inspection command is input to the operation unit 84 or the light receiving unit 85 by the user) and determines to re-inspect. If so, the process returns to step S2 and the subsequent processing is repeated. In step S11, when it is determined not to re-inspect, the process is terminated.

  3 and 4, the adjustment unit 70 attached to the PDP 31 measures the luminance and chromaticity of the PDP 31 and adjusts the luminance and chromaticity of the PDP 31 so as to meet a preset reference value. .

  In the example of FIGS. 3 and 4, the predetermined color is white, but each of R, G, and B may be displayed and adjusted.

  In addition, the adjustment unit 70 can exchange information with other adjustment devices via a network. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating processing when the adjustment unit 70 is connected to the network 101.

  The plasma display 1-1 in which the adjusting unit 70-1 and the PDP 31-1 are provided, and the plasma display 1-2 in which the adjusting unit 70-2 and the PDP 31-2 are provided include the adjusting unit 70 and the PDP 31 described above. It is the structure similar to the plasma display 1 in which is provided. The adjusting unit 70-1 and the adjusting unit 70-2 are each connected to the network 101. A personal computer 102 and an external storage device 103 are connected to the network 101. In addition, when it is not necessary to distinguish between the adjustment unit 70-1 and the adjustment unit 70-2, they are simply referred to as the adjustment unit 70, and when it is not necessary to distinguish between the PDP 31-1 and the PDP 31-2, they are simply referred to as the PDP 31. Called. In the following, the configuration of the plasma display 1 in FIG. 2 is also referred to as the configuration of the plasma display 1-1 and the plasma display 1-2. That is, the configuration of the adjustment unit 70 in FIG. 2 is also referred to as the configuration of the adjustment unit 70-1 and the adjustment unit 70-2.

  The personal computer 102 exchanges information with the adjustment unit 70. For example, the external storage device 103 stores reference values (brightness and chromaticity reference values) set in the adjustment unit 70-1 and the adjustment unit 70-2.

  FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the personal computer 102 of FIG.

  A CPU (Central Processing Unit) 201 executes various processes according to a program stored in a ROM (Read Only Memory) 202 or a program loaded from a storage unit 208 to a RAM (Random Access Memory) 203. The RAM 203 also appropriately stores data necessary for the CPU 201 to execute various processes.

  The CPU 201, ROM 202, and RAM 203 are connected to each other via an internal bus 204. An input / output interface 205 is also connected to the internal bus 204.

  The input / output interface 205 includes an input unit 206 including a keyboard and a mouse, a display including a CRT and LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), an output unit 207 including a speaker, a storage unit 208 including a hard disk, a modem, A communication unit 209 composed of a terminal adapter or the like is connected. The communication unit 209 performs communication processing via various networks including a telephone line and CATV.

  A drive 210 is also connected to the input / output interface 205 as necessary, and a removable medium 221 composed of a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, a semiconductor memory, or the like is appropriately attached, and a computer program read therefrom is It is installed in the storage unit 208 as necessary.

  Next, with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 7, the instruction processing for the display adjustment processing to the other plasma display in the plasma display 1 will be described. Here, the plasma display that executes this process is a plasma display 1-1, and the other plasma display is a plasma display 1-2.

  In step S51, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-1 has instructed to adjust (start) display on another plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2 of the plasma display 1-2). And wait until it is determined that it has been commanded. In the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-1, the operation unit 84 receives a command to start display adjustment processing to another plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) from the user, or a light receiving unit. When 85 receives an infrared signal corresponding to an instruction to start display adjustment processing on the other plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) from the user, the other plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70) is received. -2) It is determined that the display adjustment process (start) is instructed.

  In step S51, when it is determined that the display adjustment process to the other plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) is instructed, in step S52, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-1 determines that another plasma is displayed. A signal corresponding to a command for starting display adjustment processing (display adjustment processing start signal) is generated and transmitted to the communication unit 86 to the adjustment unit 70-2 of the display 1-2.

  In step S53, the communication unit 86 transmits a signal corresponding to the instruction to start the display adjustment process to the adjustment unit 70-2 of the other plasma display 1-2 via the network 101, and ends the process.

  By the process of FIG. 7, the adjustment unit 70-1 can transmit a command to start the display adjustment process to the other adjustment unit 70-2. That is, the other adjustment unit 70-2 not only accepts the start of the display adjustment process via its own operation unit 84 or light receiving unit 85, but also starts the display adjustment process from the adjustment unit 70-1. Can be accepted. Thereby, the display adjustment process can be commanded to the other plasma display 1-2.

  The adjustment unit 70-2 of the other plasma display 1-2 that has received this command (command for starting the display adjustment process) executes the same process as the flowcharts of FIGS. 3 and 4 described above. However, in step S1 of FIG. 3, the start of the display adjustment process is instructed by the user via the operation unit 84 or the light receiving unit 85. In this example, the adjustment unit 70 of another plasma display 1-2 is performed. -2 is instructed to start display adjustment processing from the adjustment unit 70-1 via the communication unit 86.

  In the process of FIG. 7, the adjustment unit 70-1 transmits only a signal for instructing the start of the display adjustment process. In addition to this, a reference value (set in the adjustment unit 70-1) ( (Reference value of luminance and chromaticity) may be transmitted. Further, when a plurality of plasma displays are provided in a predetermined space, an ID may be assigned to each plasma display to identify a plasma display that transmits a display adjustment processing command. An example of processing in this case will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. Here, the plasma display that executes the processing is the plasma display 1-1 (adjustment unit 70-1), and the other plasma display is the plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2).

  In step S101, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-1 determines whether or not the adjustment (start) of display on the other plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) is instructed. Wait until it is determined that In the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-1, the operation unit 84 receives a command to start display adjustment processing to another plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) from the user, or a light receiving unit. When 85 receives an infrared signal corresponding to an instruction to start display adjustment processing on the other plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) from the user, the other plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70) is received. -2) It is determined that the display adjustment process (start) is instructed.

  If it is determined in step S101 that display adjustment processing to another plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) has been commanded, the operation unit 84 (or the light receiving unit 85) of the adjustment unit 70-1 is determined in step S102. ) Acquires the ID of another plasma display that is instructed by the user and that transmits an instruction to start the display control process. In the case of the present example, an ID that designates the plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) is acquired.

  In step S <b> 103, the microcomputer 81 determines whether or not to transmit the reference values (brightness reference value and chromaticity reference value) stored in the EEPROM 83. Specifically, it is determined whether or not a command for transmitting a reference value is input from the user to the operation unit 84 or the light receiving unit 85. If it is determined that the reference value is to be transmitted, in step S104, the microcomputer 81 reads the reference value stored in the EEPROM 83, and together with this reference value, a signal for instructing the start of display adjustment processing, and the plasma display 1- The ID of 2 is transmitted to the communication unit 86.

  In step S105, the communication unit 86 sends another signal to the plasma display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2) of the corresponding ID via the network 101 to instruct the reference value and the start of display adjustment processing. It is transmitted to the adjusting unit 70-2 of 1-2.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S103 that the reference value is not transmitted, in step S106, the microcomputer 81 sends a signal for instructing the start of the display adjustment process and the ID of the other plasma display 1-2 to the communication unit 86. Send to.

  In step S <b> 107, the communication unit 86 transmits a signal for instructing the start of the display adjustment process to the adjustment unit 70-2 of the plasma display 1-2 of the corresponding ID via the network 101. That is, the reference value is transmitted in the process of step S105, but the reference value is not transmitted in the process of step S107.

  After the process of step S105 or after the process of step S107, the process ends.

  Since the ID for specifying another plasma display is input by the process of FIG. 8, it is possible to instruct the adjustment unit of the desired plasma display to start the display adjustment process. Moreover, since the reference value set in the adjustment unit 70 can be transmitted to another adjustment unit, the same reference value can be set with another adjustment unit.

  Next, processing in another plasma display 1-2 that has received a command to start display adjustment processing by the processing in FIG. 8 will be described with reference to the flowcharts in FIGS. This process is performed when the instruction for starting the adjustment process of the reference value and the display transmitted from the adjustment unit 70-1 of the plasma display 1-1 is received when it is determined YES in step S103 of FIG. This is processing in the display 1-2 (adjustment unit 70-2). In addition, the process of the other plasma display 1-2 (adjustment part 70-2) corresponding to the plasma display 1-1 (adjustment part 70-1) at the time of determining with NO by step S103 of FIG. 8 was mentioned above. Since it is similar to the flowchart of FIG. However, the command received in step S1 of FIG. 3 is a command transmitted from the adjustment unit 70-1 of the plasma display 1-1, and the difference is that the device that executes this process is the plasma display 1-2. ing. In the present example, the plasma display that executes this processing is a plasma display 1-2, and the other plasma display is a plasma display 1-1.

  In step S151, the communication unit 86 of the adjustment unit 70-2 of the plasma display 1-2 starts the display adjustment process transmitted from the other adjustment unit 70-1 (or the communication unit 86) via the network 101. And a reference value (a reference value of luminance and chromaticity) are received (processing corresponding to step S105 in FIG. 8).

  In step S152, the driving unit 43 (the driving unit 43-1 and the driving unit 43-2) of the plasma display 1-2 causes the PDP 31 to display a predetermined color (for example, white).

  In step S153, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 instructs the color sensor 80 to perform luminance and chromaticity photometry. At this time, a white image is displayed on the entire front surface of the PDP 31-2.

  In step S154, the color sensor 80 of the adjustment unit 70-2 measures the luminance and chromaticity. Now, since a white image is displayed on the entire front surface of the PDP 31-2, the color sensor 80 has a luminance of light on the back surface (light leaked to the back surface) with respect to the white image displayed on the front surface. Measure Y and chromaticity x, y. Since the details of photometry by the color sensor 80 have been described above, they are omitted.

  In step S155, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 acquires the luminance Y1 and the chromaticities x1 and y1 from the color sensor 80. That is, the luminance Y and the chromaticity x, y measured by the color sensor 80 (in the process of step S154) are acquired by the microcomputer 81 as the luminance Y1 and the chromaticity x1, y1.

  In step S156, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 receives the reference values (luminance Y2 and chromaticity x2) received in step S151 (received from the adjustment unit 70-1 of the other plasma display 1-1). , Y2). This reference value is a reference value for the adjustment unit 70-1 stored in the EEPROM 83 of the adjustment unit 70-1. That is, in the EEPROM 83 of the adjustment unit 70-2, a reference value (for example, a luminance reference) for the adjustment unit 70-2 different from the luminance reference value (Y2) and the chromaticity reference values (x2, y2). The value Y3 and the chromaticity reference values x3, y3) are stored. In the present example, Y = 200 is acquired as the luminance reference value of the adjustment unit 70-1, and (x2, y2) = (0.283, y = 0.298) is acquired as the chromaticity reference value. .

  In step S157, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 determines whether luminance Y1 = Y2, chromaticity x1 = x2, and y1 = y2 (whether the detected value is within a range determined by the reference value). Determine whether. That is, the luminance (Y1) and chromaticity (x1, y1) measured by the color sensor 80 are used as the luminance reference value (Y2) and chromaticity reference value (x2) set in the other adjustment unit 70-1. , Y2). Actually, the luminance reference value Y2 and the reference values x2 and y2 are not one value, but have a range (for example, a range of ± 0.01). Whether the luminance (Y1) and the chromaticity (x1, y1) are within the range determined by (1) is determined.

  If it is determined in step S157 that Y1 = Y2, x1 = x2, and y1 = y2 is not satisfied (the actual measurement value is not within the range of the reference value transmitted from the adjustment unit 70-1), in step S158 The microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 adjusts the luminance and chromaticity so that Y1 = Y2, x1 = x2, and y1 = y2, and outputs the values to the video gain controller 82.

  In step S <b> 159, the video gain controller 82 of the adjustment unit 70-2 supplies an adjustment signal for adjusting the gain to the drive unit 43 based on the adjusted luminance and chromaticity values supplied from the microcomputer 81. Specifically, the reference values determined in step S157 are Y = 200 ± 1, x = 0.283 ± 0.01, y = 0.298 ± 0.01, and the photometric value is Y = 205. , X = 0.284, y = 0.299, the video gain controller 82 adjusts the gain so as to decrease the value of Y by about 4 (brightness and chromaticity adjustment signal (current example). In this case, a luminance adjustment signal)) is generated and supplied to the drive unit 43.

  In step S160, the drive unit 43 of the plasma display 1-2 causes the PDP 31-2 to display the video signal whose gain is adjusted (video signal based on the adjustment signal). The PDP 31-2 displays an image with adjusted brightness and chromaticity based on this command.

  If it is determined in step S157 that Y1 = Y2, x1 = x2 and y1 = y2 (that is, the photometric value is within the reference value range), or after the process of step S160, step S161 The microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 determines whether or not to re-inspect (whether a re-inspection instruction is input to the operation unit 84 or the light receiving unit 85 by the user, or other It is determined whether or not a command for display adjustment processing has been transmitted from the adjustment unit 70-1). If it is determined to reexamine, the process returns to step S152, and the subsequent processing is repeated. If it is determined in step S161 that the re-inspection is not performed, the process is terminated.

  9 and 10, based on the display adjustment processing start command and the reference value transmitted from the adjustment unit 70-1 of the other plasma display 1-1, the PDP 31-2 of the plasma display 1-2 is processed. The brightness and chromaticity of are adjusted. That is, the reference value set in the other adjustment unit 70-1 and the reference value of itself (adjustment unit 70-2) are aligned, so that the brightness of the two PDPs 31-1 and PDP 31-2 and The chromaticity can be matched.

  In the process of FIG. 8 (step S104 and step S105), the adjustment unit 70-1 transmits a command for starting the display control process together with the reference value, but simply transmits only the reference value. May be. Processing for explaining the transmission and reception of the reference value will be described with reference to FIGS.

  First, the reference value transmission process in the adjustment unit 70-1 of the plasma display 1-1 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  In step S201, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-1 determines whether or not the transmission of the reference value is instructed by the user, and the process waits until it is determined that the transmission of the reference value is instructed. Specifically, whether a reference value transmission command is input by the user to the operation unit 84 or whether an infrared signal based on a command corresponding to the reference value transmission command is received by the light receiving unit 85. Is determined. At this time, a device to be transmitted (for example, the adjusting unit 70-2 of the plasma display 1-2) is designated together with a reference value transmission command.

  If it is determined in step S201 that the transmission of the reference value is instructed, in step S202, the microcomputer 81 stores the luminance reference value Y2 and the chromaticity reference values x2, y2 (previously stored in the EEPROM 83) from the EEPROM 83. Reference value for the adjustment unit 70-1) is acquired and supplied to the communication unit 86.

  In step S203, the communication unit 86 sends the luminance reference value Y2 acquired in the process of step S202 to the device specified in step S201 (in the present example, the adjustment unit 70-2 of the plasma display 1-2). And chromaticity reference values x 2 and y 2 are transmitted via the network 101.

  Next, a process corresponding to the process of the adjustment unit 70-1 of the plasma display 1-1 of FIG. 11 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. This process may be executed by the adjustment unit 70-2 of the plasma display 1-2, or the personal computer 102 or the external storage device 103. In the case of the present example, it will be described as processing executed by the adjustment unit 70-2 of the plasma display 1-2.

  In step S251, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 determines whether or not a reference value has been transmitted from the adjustment unit 70-1. Specifically, it is determined whether or not the reference value is transmitted from the adjustment unit 70-1 to the communication unit 86 of the adjustment unit 70-2 via the network 101. If it is determined that the message has not been transmitted, the process waits.

  When it is determined in step S251 that the reference value has been transmitted, in step S252, the microcomputer 81 of the adjustment unit 70-2 associates the ID of the adjustment unit 70-1 that has transmitted the reference value with the reference value. Then, the data is stored in the EEPROM 83, and the process is terminated.

  By the process of FIG. 12, the reference value of the other plasma display 1-1 (adjustment unit 70-1) is received and stored together with the ID of the other plasma display 1-1 (adjustment unit 70-1). This process may be executed by the personal computer 102 or the external storage device 103 as described above. In this case, the personal computer 102 (the storage unit 208 of the personal computer 102) or the external storage device 103 stores the reference value together with the ID of the plasma display 1-1. By executing this processing for a plurality of adjustment units 70, the personal computer 102 (the storage unit 208 of the personal computer 102) or the external storage device 103 can store the IDs and reference values of the plurality of plasma displays. it can.

  With the above processing, according to the first embodiment of the present invention, the luminance and chromaticity of the PDP 31 can be measured and adjusted by mounting the adjusting unit 70 outside the PDP 31. In addition, since the plurality of adjusting units 70 are connected to the network 101, the brightness and chromaticity of the plurality of PDPs 31 can be adjusted quickly and easily.

  Furthermore, since the reference value set in the adjustment unit 70 (for example, the adjustment unit 70-1) can be transmitted to another adjustment unit 70 (for example, the adjustment unit 70-2), , The same luminance and chromaticity reference values can be provided.

  7 and 8, the adjustment unit 70-1 of the plasma display 1-1 transmits a command to start the display control process to the adjustment unit 70-2 of the other plasma display 1-2. However, the personal computer 102 may transmit this command to the adjustment unit 70-2 of another plasma display 1-2. Further, when the storage unit 208 of the personal computer 102 stores the reference values set in the plurality of adjustment units 70, a command to start display control processing is sent to the adjustment units 70 of the plurality of plasma displays 1. , One arbitrary reference value is read from the reference values stored in the storage unit 208 (or an average value of a plurality of reference values), and this is read out from the adjustment units 70 of the plurality of plasma displays 1. You may make it transmit to. Furthermore, when the reference values corresponding to the plurality of adjustment units 70 are stored in the external storage device 103, the personal computer 102 sends one arbitrary reference read from the external storage device 103 together with a display control processing start command. A value (or an average value of a plurality of reference values) may be transmitted to the adjustment units 70 of the plurality of plasma displays 1. Further, the user may select a reference value to be set from a plurality of reference values.

  In this way, the brightness and chromaticity of the PDP 31 can be adjusted by the personal computer 102 at a remote location even if there is no user near the adjustment unit 70 of the plasma display 1.

  In addition, the variation in luminance and chromaticity detected by the plurality of color sensors 80 (the variation in luminance and chromaticity of the plurality of PDPs 31) is confirmed, and a single color (R, G) is adjusted to match the desired luminance and chromaticity of the PDP 31. , B color components) may be adjusted. In this case, the user causes the adjustment unit 70 of the desired plasma display 1 to transmit a display adjustment processing instruction to the adjustment unit of the other plasma display, and the luminance of the desired plasma display 1 is not the reference value. The chromaticity may be instructed to be transmitted.

  Further, since the light receiving unit 85 is provided in the adjustment unit 70, even if the PDP 31 is out of reach of the user, it can be remotely operated using a remote controller (not shown).

  Since each plasma display 1 is assigned an ID, the plasma display 1 (adjustment unit 70) to be controlled can be selected from the plurality of plasma displays 1 (adjustment unit 70).

  Further, the reference value set for each plasma display 1 is not only stored in the EEPROM 83 of the plasma display 1 but also stored in the external storage device 103 or the like via the network 101. Other connected devices can also retrieve this reference value.

  In the example of FIG. 1, the adjustment unit 70 is mounted on the back surface of the PDP 31. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the adjustment unit 70 may be provided on the side surface as shown in FIG. 13. In this case, a light guide tube 251 is provided for the color sensor 252 to receive light.

  In the above example, the adjustment unit 70 is attached to the PDP 31. However, the adjustment unit 70 is not limited to the PDP 31, and the adjustment unit 70 can be attached to any thin display device (flat panel display).

  Furthermore, in the above example, the chromaticity is detected and the chromaticity is adjusted. However, the color temperature may be detected and the color temperature may be adjusted.

  In the above example, both luminance and chromaticity are detected and both luminance and chromaticity are adjusted. However, at least one of luminance and chromaticity (color temperature) may be used.

  Note that the reference value is not limited to the value described above, and may be any value determined by the user or the shipping manufacturer.

  Further, the adjustment unit 75 is not necessarily attached to the heat conducting plate 42, but may be anywhere as long as the luminance or chromaticity can be detected.

  Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a plasma display 300 according to the second embodiment of this invention.

  In this plasma display 300, similarly to FIG. 1 described above, an annular heat conduction corresponding to the PDP 31 including the plurality of fixed bosses 41 and the non-display portion (outside the effective display screen area) of the PDP 31 in the frame chassis 33 of the PDP 31. A plate 42 is provided. The fixed boss 41 is for attaching the drive units 43-1 and 43-2 and the adjustment unit 310 to the heat conducting plate 42, and for each of the drive units 43-1 and 43-2 and the adjustment unit 70. 4 are provided (one is hidden in the figure). The drive units 43-1 and 43-2 are electrically connected to the PDP 31, and the adjustment unit 310 is electrically connected to the drive units 43-1 and 43-2. That is, in the example of FIG. 14, the adjustment unit 310 is installed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31.

  Drive units 43-1 and 43-2 perform light emission drive and control of PDP 31. The adjustment unit 310 detects light leaking from the back surface of the PDP 31 and generates an adjustment signal for adjusting the luminance and chromaticity based on the detected luminance and chromaticity of the light. An adjustment signal is supplied to the unit 43-2. Note that the fixed boss 41 and the heat conductive plate 42 may be integrated.

  The adjustment unit 310 detects light outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31 (PDP 31 with respect to the range in which the heat conducting plate 42 is provided), and based on the detected luminance and chromaticity of the light, the luminance and chromaticity of the PDP 31 Adjust. When viewed from the front, an image is displayed in the effective display screen area of the PDP 31, and no image is displayed outside the effective display screen area (a range where the heat conduction plate 42 is provided).

  FIG. 15 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the plasma display 300 of FIG.

  The plasma display 300 is provided with a PDP 31, a drive unit 43 (drive unit 43-1 and drive unit 43-2), and an adjustment unit 310.

  The adjustment unit 310 includes a luminance detection unit 350, a comparison unit 360, a reference level storage unit 370, a table storage unit 380, a γ table adjustment unit 390, and a video gain controller 400.

  The luminance detection unit 350 is constituted by, for example, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device), and is based on the intensity (luminance) of light corresponding to each color (three colors of R, G, and B) in the RGB color system. The luminance levels (luminance values) of the C / O (Cut Off) side and H / R (High Right) side of each of the three colors are detected. That is, the luminance level (luminance value) on the C / O side of the R (red) component and the luminance level (luminance value) on the H / R side, the luminance level (luminance value) on the C / O side of the G (green) component, and The H / R side luminance level (luminance value), the B (blue) component C / O side luminance level (luminance value), and the H / R side luminance level (luminance value) are detected. The luminance detection unit 350 outputs the C / O side and H / R side luminance levels (luminance values) corresponding to the detected colors to the comparison unit 360.

  The comparison unit 360 compares the value supplied from the luminance detection unit 350 with the reference level (luminance reference level) stored in the reference level storage unit 370 and outputs the comparison result to the γ table adjustment unit 390. . The reference level storage unit 370 stores the reference level (reference luminance value) on the C / O side of the R component adjusted at the time of manufacture, the reference level (reference luminance value) on the H / R side, and the C / O side of the G component. Reference level (reference luminance value) and H / R side reference level (reference luminance value), B component C / O side reference level (reference luminance value) and H / R side reference level (reference luminance value) Is remembered. That is, the comparison unit 360 performs the reference level of the R component on the C / O side and the reference level on the H / R side, the reference level on the C / O side of the G component and the reference level on the H / R side, and the C level of the B component / O side reference level and H / R side reference level, C / O side luminance level and H / R side luminance level of detected R component, G component C / O side luminance level and H The luminance level on the / R side, the luminance level on the C / O side of the B component, and the luminance level on the H / R side are compared, and the comparison result is output.

  The γ table adjustment unit 390 adjusts the γ table of each of R, G, and B components stored in the table storage unit 380 based on the comparison result supplied from the comparison unit 360, and the result is used as a video gain controller. Output to 400. The video gain controller 400 generates an adjustment signal for adjusting the video gain (gain) based on the adjusted γ table, and supplies the adjustment signal to the drive units 43-1 and 43-2.

  The driving units 43-1 and 43-2 drive the PDP 31 to display an image based on a video signal (a video signal supplied from a video terminal (not shown)) with a video gain adjusted by the adjustment signal.

  FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing a detailed functional configuration of the plasma display 300 of FIG.

  As is apparent from a comparison between FIG. 15 and FIG. 16, the luminance detection unit 350 (FIG. 15) includes an R detection unit 351, a G detection unit 352, and a B detection unit 353 (FIG. 16). 15) includes six comparison units 361 to 366 (FIG. 16), and the reference level storage unit 370 (FIG. 15) includes an R reference level storage unit 371, a G reference level storage unit 372, and a B reference level. The storage unit 373 (FIG. 16) is configured, and the table storage unit 380 (FIG. 15) is configured of the R table storage unit 381, the G table storage unit 382, and the B table storage unit 383 (FIG. 16). The unit 390 (FIG. 15) includes an R-γ table adjustment unit 391, a G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and a B-γ table adjustment unit 393 (FIG. 16).

  The R detection unit 351, the G detection unit 352, and the B detection unit 353 are each configured by a CCD as described in the luminance detection unit 360. The R detection unit 351 detects the luminance level on the C / O side and the luminance level on the H / R side based on the light intensity (luminance) corresponding to the R (red) component, and detects the C / O side luminance level. The luminance level is output to the comparison unit 361, and the luminance level on the H / R side is output to the comparison unit 362. The G detection unit 352 detects the luminance level on the C / O side and the luminance level on the H / R side based on the light intensity (luminance) corresponding to the G (green) component, and detects the C / O side luminance level. The luminance level is output to the comparison unit 363, and the luminance level on the H / R side is output to the comparison unit 364. The B detection unit 353 detects the luminance level on the C / O side and the luminance level on the H / R side based on the light intensity (luminance) corresponding to the B (blue) component, and detects the C / O side luminance level. The luminance level is output to the comparison unit 365, and the luminance level on the H / R side is output to the comparison unit 366.

  The R reference level storage unit 371 stores the reference level (reference value) of the luminance on the C / O side of the R component and the reference level (reference value) of the luminance on the H / R side. In addition, the G reference level storage unit 372 stores the C / O side luminance reference level and the H / R side luminance reference level of the G component. Further, the B reference level storage unit 373 stores a reference level of luminance on the C / O side and a reference level of luminance on the H / R side of the B component.

  The comparison unit 361 acquires the C / O side luminance reference level of the R component from the R reference level storage unit 371, and compares this with the C / O side luminance level supplied from the R detection unit 351. Then, the comparison result is output to the R-γ table adjustment unit 391. The comparison unit 362 acquires the H / R side reference level of the R component from the R reference level storage unit 371, and compares this with the H / R side luminance level supplied from the R detection unit 351. The comparison result is output to the R-γ table adjustment unit 391.

  The comparison unit 363 acquires the C / O side luminance reference level of the G component from the G reference level storage unit 372 and compares this with the C / O side luminance level supplied from the G detection unit 352. Then, the comparison result is output to the G-γ table adjustment unit 392. The comparison unit 364 acquires the H / R side reference level of the G component from the G reference level storage unit 372, and compares this with the H / R side luminance level supplied from the G detection unit 352. The comparison result is output to the G-γ table adjustment unit 392.

  The comparison unit 365 acquires the C / O side luminance reference level of the B component from the B reference level storage unit 373, and compares this with the C / O side luminance level supplied from the B detection unit 353. Then, the comparison result is output to the B-γ table adjustment unit 393. The comparison unit 366 obtains the H / R side luminance reference level of the B component from the B reference level storage unit 373 and compares this with the H / R side luminance level supplied from the B detection unit 353. Then, the comparison result is output to the B-γ table adjustment unit 393.

  The R table storage unit 381 stores an R component γ table (γ table based on the luminance level on the C / O side and the luminance level on the H / R side) (FIG. 25 described later), and the G table storage unit 382 stores a G component γ table (γ table based on the C / O side luminance level and the H / R side luminance level), and the B table storage unit 383 stores the B component γ table ( A table based on the luminance level on the C / O side and the luminance level on the H / R side) is stored.

  The R-γ table adjustment unit 391 acquires the R component γ table from the R table storage unit 381, and adjusts the R component γ table based on the comparison results supplied from the comparison unit 361 and the comparison unit 362. The adjusted result is output to the video gain controller 400. The G-γ table adjustment unit 392 acquires the G component γ table from the G table storage unit 381, and adjusts the G component γ table based on the comparison results supplied from the comparison unit 363 and the comparison unit 364. The adjusted result is output to the video gain controller 400. Also, the B-γ table adjustment unit 393 acquires the B component γ table from the B table storage unit 383, and based on the comparison results supplied from the comparison unit 365 and the comparison unit 366, the B component γ table is obtained. The adjusted result is output to the video gain controller 400.

  The video gain controller 400 includes an adjusted R component γ table supplied from the R-γ table adjustment unit 391, a G component γ table adjustment unit supplied from the G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and a B-γ table. Based on the B component γ table supplied from the adjustment unit 393, an adjustment signal for adjusting the video gain of each of R, G, and B is generated and supplied to the drive unit 43 (drive units 43-1 and 43-2). To do. The drive unit 43 drives the PDP 31 to display an image based on the video signal with the video gain adjusted by the adjustment signal. In the present embodiment, the driving unit 43 drives the PDP 31 to display a 10% white signal and a 100% white signal outside the effective display screen area for each frame.

  Next, display adjustment processing in the plasma display 300 of FIG. 15 will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. 17 and 18. This process is started when the power source of the plasma display 300 is turned on.

  In step S <b> 301, the drive unit 43 emits a 10% white signal outside the effective display screen of the PDP 31.

  In step S302, the luminance detection unit 350 executes luminance level C / O detection processing (C / O side luminance level detection processing). Details of this processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In FIG. 19, description will be given as processing executed by the R detection unit 351, the G detection unit 352, and the B detection unit 353 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the luminance detection unit 350 (FIG. 15).

  In step S <b> 401, the R detection unit 351 detects the R component luminance level C / O (the R component C / O side luminance level) and outputs the detected R component luminance level C / O to the comparison unit 361. In this case, since 10% of the white signal is displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31, it is based on the light intensity (luminance) corresponding to the R (red) component included in the white signal. Thus, the luminance level on the C / O side is detected and output to the comparison unit 361.

  In step S402, the G detection unit 352 detects the luminance level C / O of the G component (the luminance level of the G component on the C / O side) and outputs it to the comparison unit 363. In this case, the luminance on the C / O side is based on the light intensity (luminance) corresponding to the G (green) component included in the 10% white signal displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31. The level is detected and output to the comparison unit 363.

  In step S403, the B detection unit 353 detects the luminance level C / O of the B component (the luminance level on the C / O side of the B component), outputs it to the comparison unit 365, and ends the process. In this case, the luminance on the C / O side is based on the light intensity (luminance) corresponding to the B (blue) component included in the 10% white signal displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31. The level is detected and output to the comparison unit 365.

  Note that the processing of each step in FIG. 19 is actually executed in parallel.

  After the processing in FIG. 19, the processing in FIG. 17 proceeds to step S303. In step S303, the comparison unit 360 executes a reference level read process. Details of this processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In FIG. 20, a description will be given as processing executed by the comparison unit 361, the comparison unit 363, and the comparison unit 365 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the comparison unit 360 (FIG. 15).

  In step S451, the comparison unit 361 reads the reference level (reference luminance value) on the C / O side of the R component from the R reference level storage unit 371.

  In step S452, the comparison unit 363 reads the reference level (reference luminance value) on the C / O side of the G component from the G reference level storage unit 372.

  In step S453, the comparison unit 365 reads the reference level (reference luminance value) on the C / O side of the B component from the B reference level storage unit 373, and ends the process.

  In addition, the process of each step of FIG. 20 is actually performed in parallel.

  After the process of FIG. 20, the process of FIG. 17 proceeds to step S304. In step S304, the comparison unit 360 performs comparison processing. Details of this processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In FIG. 21, the description will be made as processing executed by the comparison unit 361, the comparison unit 363, and the comparison unit 365 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the comparison unit 360 (FIG. 15).

  In step S501, the comparison unit 361 compares the R component reference level (the R component C / O side reference level acquired in step S451 of FIG. 20) and the detected R component luminance level (step S401 of FIG. 19). (Luminance level on the C / O side of the R component acquired in step 1).

  In step S502, the comparison unit 363 compares the reference level of the G component (reference level on the C / O side of the G component acquired in step S452 of FIG. 20) and the detected luminance level of the G component (step S402 of FIG. 19). (Luminance level on the C / O side of the G component acquired in step 1) is compared.

  In step S503, the comparison unit 365 compares the reference level of the B component (reference level on the C / O side of the G component acquired in step S453 of FIG. 20) and the detected luminance level of the B component (step S403 of FIG. 19). (Luminance level on the C / O side of the G component acquired in step 1) is compared.

  Note that the processing of each step in FIG. 21 is actually executed in parallel.

  After the process of FIG. 21, the process of FIG. 17 proceeds to step S305. In step S305, the comparison unit 360 executes comparison result output processing. Details of this processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In FIG. 22, description will be given as processing executed by the comparison unit 361, the comparison unit 363, and the comparison unit 365 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the comparison unit 360 (FIG. 15).

  In step S551, the comparison unit 361 outputs the comparison result on the C / O side of the R component compared in step S501 in FIG. 21 to the R-γ table adjustment unit 391.

  In step S552, the comparison unit 363 outputs the comparison result on the C / O side of the G component compared in step S502 of FIG. 21 to the G-γ table adjustment unit 392.

  In step S553, the comparison unit 365 outputs the comparison result on the C / O side of the B component compared in step S503 in FIG. 21 to the B-γ table adjustment unit 393, and ends the process.

  Note that the processing of each step in FIG. 22 is actually executed in parallel.

  After the processing in FIG. 22, the processing in FIG. 17 proceeds to step S306. In step S306, the γ table adjustment unit 390 executes table reading processing. Details of this processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In the flowchart of FIG. 23, the R-γ table adjustment unit 391, the G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and the B-γ table adjustment unit 393 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the γ table adjustment unit 390 (FIG. 15) are executed. This process will be described.

  In step S601, the R-γ table adjustment unit 391 reads a R component γ table (a γ table in FIG. 25 described later) from the R table storage unit 381.

  In step S <b> 602, the G-γ table adjustment unit 392 reads the G component γ table from the G table storage unit 382.

  In step S <b> 603, the B-γ table adjustment unit 393 reads the B component γ table from the B table storage unit 383.

  Note that the processing of each step in FIG. 23 is actually executed in parallel.

  After the processing in FIG. 23, the processing in FIG. 17 proceeds to step S307. In step S307, the γ table adjustment unit 390 executes a γ table adjustment process. Details of this processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In the flowchart of FIG. 24, the R-γ table adjustment unit 391, the G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and the B-γ table adjustment unit 393 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the γ table adjustment unit 390 (FIG. 15) are executed. This process will be described.

  In step S651, the R-γ table adjustment unit 391 compares the comparison result acquired in step S551 in FIG. 22 (the comparison between the reference level of the R component on the C / O side and the detected luminance level of the R component on the C / O side). Result), the R gamma table is adjusted, and the adjusted result is output to the video gain controller 400. A specific example will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 25, a γ table of one color (any one of the three colors R, G, and B) is displayed. FIG. 25 shows a γ table when the values of the video signal and the γ table are each controlled by 8 bits. The video signal and the γ table value take values from 0 to 255, respectively. In FIG. 25, the horizontal axis represents the gradation level of the video, and the vertical axis represents the value of the γ table. For example, if the γ table of FIG. 25 is an R component γ table, the R-γ table adjustment unit 391 determines that the C / O side R luminance level is the C / O side R component reference level (reference luminance value). ) To adjust the R component γ table so that it becomes the same as.

  In step S652, the G-γ table adjustment unit 392 compares the comparison result acquired in step S552 in FIG. 22 (the comparison between the reference level of the G component on the C / O side and the detected luminance level of the C component on the C / O side). The G component γ table is adjusted based on the result, and the adjusted result is output to the video gain controller 400. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 25 described above, the luminance level of the detected G component on the C / O side and the reference level (luminance value) of the G component on the C / O side are the same. , The value of the G component γ table is adjusted.

  In step S653, the B-γ table adjustment unit 393 compares the comparison result acquired in step S553 of FIG. 22 (comparison of the reference level of the B component on the C / O side and the detected luminance level of the B component on the C / O side). Result), the B component γ table is adjusted, and the adjusted result is output to the video gain controller 400. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 25 described above, the detected luminance level of the B component on the C / O side and the reference level (luminance value) of the B component on the C / O side are the same. , B component γ table values are adjusted.

  Note that the processing of each step in FIG. 24 is actually executed in parallel.

  After the processing in FIG. 24, the processing in FIG. 17 proceeds to step S308. In step S308, the video gain controller 400 determines that the R component γ table supplied from the γ table adjustment unit 390 (R-γ table adjustment unit 391, G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and B-γ table adjustment unit 393). Based on the G component γ table and the B component γ table, an adjustment signal for adjusting the gain is generated and output to the drive unit 43. Thereby, the video gain with respect to the luminance level on the C / O side is adjusted.

  In step S309, the drive unit 43 determines whether one frame has elapsed (whether one frame has elapsed after the processing in step S301 in FIG. 17), and the process waits until one frame has elapsed. . If it is determined in step S309 that one frame has elapsed, in step S310, the drive unit 43 causes a 100% white signal to be emitted outside the effective display screen of the PDP 31.

  In step S311, the luminance detection unit 350 performs a luminance level H / R detection process (H / R side luminance level detection process). Details of this processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In FIG. 26, description will be given as processing executed by the R detection unit 351, the G detection unit 352, and the B detection unit 353 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the luminance detection unit 350 (FIG. 15).

  In step S <b> 701, the R detection unit 351 detects the luminance level of the R component on the H / R side, and outputs it to the comparison unit 362. In this case, since 100% of the white signal is displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31, it is based on the intensity (luminance) of light corresponding to the R (red) component included in the white signal. Thus, the luminance level on the H / R side is detected and output to the comparison unit 362.

  In the process of FIG. 19 described above, since a white signal of 10% is displayed on the PDP 31 (step S301 in FIG. 17), the R detection unit 351 detects the luminance level on the C / O side of the R component. In the process of No. 26, since a 100% white signal is displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31 (step S310 in FIG. 18), the R detection unit 351 detects the luminance level of the R component on the H / R side. To do. That is, the luminance detection unit 350 can detect the luminance level on the C / O side of each color when the white signal is 10%, and the luminance on the H / R side of each color when the white signal is 100%. The level can be detected.

  In step S <b> 702, the G detection unit 352 detects the luminance level on the H / R side of the G component and outputs the detected luminance level to the comparison unit 364. In this case, the luminance on the H / R side is based on the intensity (luminance) of light corresponding to the G (green) component included in the 100% white signal displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31. The level is detected and output to the comparison unit 364.

  In step S <b> 703, the B detection unit 353 detects the luminance level of the B component on the H / R side and outputs it to the comparison unit 366. In this case, the luminance on the H / R side is based on the light intensity (luminance) corresponding to the B (blue) component included in the 100% white signal displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31. The level is detected and output to the comparison unit 366. Thereafter, the process is terminated.

  Note that the processing of each step in FIG. 26 is actually executed in parallel.

  After the processing in FIG. 26, the processing in FIG. 17 proceeds to step S312. In step S312, the comparison unit 360 executes a reference level read process. Since this detail is the same as the process of FIG. 20 mentioned above, the description is abbreviate | omitted. This processing is changed to the comparison unit 362 corresponding to the comparison unit 360 (FIG. 15), the comparison unit 364, and the comparison unit 366 (FIG. 16), and the read reference levels are changed to the respective colors (R, G , B) on the H / R side reference level (the R reference level on the H / R side stored in the R reference level storage unit 371, the G component stored on the G reference level storage unit 372) Only the reference level on the H / R side and the reference level on the H / R side of the B component stored in the B reference level storage unit 373).

  In step S313, the comparison unit 360 performs comparison processing. Since this process is the same as the process of FIG. 21 described above, the description thereof is omitted. Here, the comparison unit 362, the comparison unit 364, and the comparison unit 366 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the comparison unit 360 (FIG. 15) detect the luminance levels of the detected R, B, and G components on the H / R side. And the reference levels on the H / R side of the corresponding R, G, B components are compared.

  In step S314, the comparison unit 360 executes comparison result output processing. Since this process is the same as the process of FIG. 22 described above, the description thereof is omitted. Here, the comparison unit 362, the comparison unit 364, and the comparison unit 366 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the comparison unit 360 (FIG. 15) respectively compare the comparison results in step S314 with the corresponding R-γ table adjustment unit. 391, G-γ table adjustment unit 392, or B-γ table adjustment unit 393.

  In step S315, the γ table adjustment unit 390 executes table reading processing. Since this process is the same as the process of FIG. 23 described above, a description thereof will be omitted. Here, the R-γ table adjustment unit 391, the G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and the B-γ table adjustment unit 393 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the γ table adjustment unit 390 (FIG. 15) correspond to the R table storage. The R component γ table, the G component γ table, and the B component γ table stored in the unit 381, the G table storage unit 382, and the B table storage unit 383 are read.

  In step S316, the γ table adjustment unit 390 executes a γ table adjustment process. Since this process is the same as the process of FIG. 24 described above, description thereof is omitted. Here, the R-γ table adjustment unit 391, the G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and the B-γ table adjustment unit 393 (FIG. 16) corresponding to the γ table adjustment unit 390 (FIG. 15) are processed in step S313. Result of adjusting and adjusting the corresponding R component γ table, G component γ table, and B component γ table based on the comparison result on the H / R side of each of the compared R, G, and B components Is output to the video gain controller 400. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 25 described above, the γ of each color is set so that the luminance value on the H / R side of the γ table is the same as the reference level (reference luminance value) on the H / R side. The table is adjusted.

  In step S317, the video gain controller 400 determines that the R component γ table supplied from the γ table adjustment unit 390 (the R-γ table adjustment unit 391, the G-γ table adjustment unit 392, and the B-γ table adjustment unit 393). Based on the G component γ table and the B component γ table, an adjustment signal for adjusting the gain is generated and output to the drive unit 43. Thereby, the video gain at the luminance level on the H / R side is adjusted.

  In step S318, the luminance detection unit 350 determines whether or not the PDP 31 needs to be replaced. Specifically, the luminance detection unit 350 detects the luminance level on the H / R side of the PDP 31 (performs processing similar to the processing in step S311) (in the present example, a 100% white signal is displayed). Therefore, the luminance level on the H / R side is detected), and whether or not the PDP 31 can be used is detected (determined) based on the result. In other words, in the process of step S317, it is detected that the measured luminance of the PDP 31 is lowered or the color temperature cannot be measured even though the video gain is adjusted. In this case, the luminance detection unit 350 determines that the PDP 31 needs to be replaced (the PDP 31 cannot be used).

  If it is determined in step S318 that the PDP 31 needs to be replaced, in step S319, the drive unit 43 displays a message prompting the user to replace the PDP 31 in the effective display screen area of the PDP 31. For example, a message such as “PDP needs replacement” is displayed. In other words, the drive unit 43 gives a notification that prompts replacement of the PDP 31. As a result, the user can be informed that the PDP 31 needs to be replaced, that is, the PDP 31 is not usable (the PDP 31 has expired).

  If it is determined in step S318 that the PDP 31 does not need to be replaced, or after the process of step S319, in step S320, the drive unit 43 has passed one frame (after the process of step S310 in FIG. It is determined whether or not one frame has passed), and the processing is waited until one frame has passed. If it is determined in step S320 that one frame has elapsed, the process returns to step S301, and the subsequent processes are repeated. That is, again, the driving unit 43 emits a 100% white signal outside the effective display screen of the PDP 31, and the display adjustment of the luminance level on the C / O side is performed based on the 10% white signal.

  17 and 18, the 10% white signal and the 100% white signal are displayed outside the effective display screen area for each frame, and the luminance levels on the C / O side of the R, G, and B components are displayed. , And the luminance level on the H / R side, and the γ table is adjusted based on the reference level on the C / O side and the reference level on the H / R side of the corresponding component. Color temperature) and luminance can be made constant.

  In the processing of FIG. 17 and FIG. 18, when a 100% white signal is displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31, it is determined whether or not the PDP 31 needs to be replaced (step). S318) may determine whether or not the PDP 31 needs to be replaced when a 10% white signal is displayed. In this case, the process of step S318 and step S319 is performed after the process of step S308. Further, based on both of these (detection of 100% white signal and detection of 10% white signal), it may be determined whether or not the PDP 31 needs to be replaced.

  With the above processing, according to the second embodiment of the present invention, 10% white signal and 100% white signal are displayed outside the effective display screen area for each frame, and the R, G, B components are displayed. The luminance level on the C / O side and the luminance level on the H / R side are detected, and the γ table is adjusted based on the reference level on the C / O side and the reference level on the H / R side of the corresponding component. Therefore, chromaticity (color temperature) and luminance can be easily adjusted.

  Further, by adopting a configuration as shown in FIG. 14, it is possible to construct a plasma display that does not require an external sensor (photoelectric conversion element, that is, the luminance detection unit 350) to be attached to the tube surface.

  Further, a 10% white signal is displayed on the PDP 31 to adjust the γ table on the C / O side (BLACK side), and a 100% white signal is displayed to adjust the γ table on the H / R side. Therefore, the C / O side (BLACK side) and the H / R side of chromaticity can be controlled to be always constant.

  Since the RGB signal (RBG signal from the drive unit 43) input to the PDP 31 is a multiplication of the γ table and the RGB signal level (video signal), adjustment on the C / O side and the H / R side of the γ table By performing the above, it is possible to execute control to make the chromaticity and luminance of the PDP 31 constant.

  Further, as shown in the processing of step S318 and step S319 in FIG. 18, when the chromaticity cannot be controlled (the chromaticity or the luminance remains reduced based on the detection result of luminance and chromaticity). In this case, since it is determined that the PDP 31 is not usable, it is possible to prompt the user to exchange it accurately. Not limited to this, it is determined that the PDP 31 is not usable (requires replacement) when the detected luminance level becomes half of the adjustment value in step S302 or step S311 in FIG. A message that prompts replacement may be displayed.

  In addition, when the display brightness is regularly displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31 with the maximum brightness excluding the control of the γ curve, and the measurement brightness at this time (measurement brightness of the brightness detection unit 350) becomes half of the initial value. , It may be determined that the PDP 31 is not usable (replacement is necessary), and a message prompting the replacement may be displayed.

  In conventional PDPs, even if the color temperature (chromaticity) is adjusted, the degradation curve of the phosphor varies with time due to the degradation of the phosphor, so the chromaticity also changes and the luminance deteriorates as well. However, according to the present invention, the chromaticity and luminance of the PDP 31 are fed back and the γ table is adjusted using the luminance detecting unit 350 made of CCD or the like, so that the chromaticity and luminance are kept constant. be able to.

  Further, since a white signal (10% and 100% white signal) is displayed outside the effective display screen area of the PDP 31, a desired image can be displayed in the effective display screen area of the PDP 31, and always. Display adjustment can be performed.

  In the above example, the adjustment unit 310 is attached to the PDP 31. However, the adjustment unit 310 is not limited to the PDP 31, and the adjustment unit 310 can be attached to any thin display device (flat panel display).

  In the above example, the chromaticity is detected and the chromaticity is adjusted. However, the color temperature may be detected and the color temperature may be adjusted.

  Furthermore, in the above example, both luminance and chromaticity are detected and both luminance and chromaticity are adjusted. However, at least one of luminance and chromaticity (color temperature) may be used.

  Further, the adjustment unit 310 is not necessarily attached to the heat conducting plate 42, but may be any place as long as the luminance or chromaticity can be detected.

  In this example, the luminance or chromaticity based on the 10% white signal and the 100% white signal is detected, but this percentage is not limited.

  The series of processes described above can be executed by hardware or can be executed by software. In this case, the processing described above is executed by a personal computer 102 as shown in FIG. When a series of processing is executed by software, a program constituting the software is installed from a network or a recording medium.

  As shown in FIG. 6, this recording medium is not only configured by a package medium including a removable medium 221 on which a program is recorded, which is distributed to provide a program to a user separately from the computer. A ROM 202 in which a program is recorded and a hard disk including a storage unit 208, which are provided to the user in a state of being incorporated in the apparatus main body in advance, are configured.

  In the present specification, the step of describing a computer program includes not only processing performed in time series according to the described order but also processing executed in parallel or individually even if not necessarily processed in time series. Is also included.

It is a disassembled perspective view of the plasma display to which this invention is applied. It is a block diagram which shows the functional structural example of the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the display adjustment process in the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the display adjustment process in the plasma display of FIG. It is a figure which shows the whole structure at the time of connecting the adjustment part of FIG. 2 to a network. FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the personal computer in FIG. 5. It is a flowchart explaining the instruction | indication process of the display adjustment process to the other plasma display in the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the instruction | indication process of the display adjustment process to the other plasma display in the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the instruction | indication process of the display adjustment process to the other plasma display in the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the instruction | indication process of the display adjustment process to the other plasma display in the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the reference value transmission process in the adjustment part of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the reference value storage process in the adjustment part of FIG. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the other plasma display to which this invention is applied. It is a disassembled perspective view of the other plasma display to which this invention is applied. It is a block diagram which shows the functional structural example of the plasma display of FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the detailed functional structural example of the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the display adjustment process in the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the display adjustment process in the plasma display of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the brightness | luminance level C / O detection process of step S302 of FIG. 19 is a flowchart for describing reference level read processing in step S303 in FIG. 17 or step S312 in FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the comparison process of step S304 of FIG. 17, or step S313 of FIG. 19 is a flowchart for describing comparison result output processing in step S305 in FIG. 17 or step S314 in FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the table read-out process of step S306 of FIG. 17, or step S315 of FIG. FIG. 19 is a flowchart for describing γ table adjustment processing in step S307 in FIG. 17 or step S316 in FIG. It is a figure explaining a gamma table. It is a flowchart explaining the brightness | luminance level H / R detection process of step S311 of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

  1 plasma display, 31 PDP, 42 heat conduction plate, 43 drive unit, 70 adjustment unit, 80 color sensor, 81 microcomputer, 82 video gain controller, 83 EEPROM, 84 operation unit, 85 light receiving unit, 86 communication unit, 102 personal Computer, 103 External storage device, 251 Light guide tube, 300 Plasma display, 310 Adjustment unit, 350 Luminance detection unit, 360 Comparison unit, 370 Reference level storage unit, 380 Table storage unit, 390 γ table adjustment unit, 400 Video gain controller

Claims (9)

In an adjustment device that is mounted on a display device and adjusts at least one of luminance or chromaticity of the display device as an adjustment target,
Reference value storage means for storing the reference value to be adjusted;
Detecting means for detecting the adjustment target from an image displayed on the display device;
Comparison means for comparing the reference value stored by the reference value storage means with the adjustment target detected by the detection means;
An adjustment device comprising: an adjustment unit that adjusts the adjustment target of the display device based on a comparison result of the comparison unit. The comparison unit determines whether or not the adjustment target detected by the detection unit is within a range determined by the reference value;
The adjustment unit adjusts the adjustment target of the display device when it is determined by the determination by the comparison unit that the adjustment target detected by the detection unit is not within a range defined by the reference value. The adjusting device according to claim 1. The adjustment device according to claim 1, further comprising a reception unit that receives a command to start detection by the detection unit. Further comprising communication means for communicating with other adjustment devices;
The said communication means transmits the instruction | command which starts the detection by the said detection means while transmitting the said reference value memorize | stored in the said reference value memory | storage means to the said other adjustment apparatus. Adjustment device. The detection unit detects the adjustment target of an image based on a 10% white signal displayed outside the effective display screen area of the display device and an image based on a 100% white signal. Item 2. The adjusting device according to Item 1. The detection means detects whether the display device is usable by detecting the adjustment target from an image displayed on the display device,
The adjustment device according to claim 1, further comprising notification means for notifying the exchange of the display device when the detection means detects that the display device is not usable. In an adjustment method of an adjustment device mounted on a display device and adjusting at least one of luminance or chromaticity of the display device as an adjustment target,
A detection step of detecting the adjustment target from an image displayed on the display device;
A comparison step for comparing the reference value of the adjustment target stored in advance with the adjustment target detected by the processing of the detection step;
An adjustment step of adjusting the adjustment target of the display device based on a comparison result obtained by the process of the comparison step. A program that is mounted on a display device and adjusts at least one of luminance or chromaticity of the display device as an adjustment target,
A detection step of detecting the adjustment target from an image displayed on the display device;
A comparison step for comparing the reference value of the adjustment target stored in advance with the adjustment target detected by the processing of the detection step;
A recording medium on which a program is recorded, causing a computer to execute a process including an adjustment step of adjusting the adjustment target of the display device based on a comparison result obtained by the process of the comparison step. A program that is mounted on a display device and adjusts at least one of luminance or chromaticity of the display device as an adjustment target,
A detection step of detecting the adjustment target from an image displayed on the display device;
A comparison step of comparing the reference value of the adjustment target stored in advance with the adjustment target detected by the processing of the detection step;
A program causing a computer to execute a process including an adjustment step of adjusting the adjustment target of the display device based on a comparison result obtained by the process of the comparison step.

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