Runco DTV-1200 manuel d'utilisation

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    O WNER ’ S M ANU AL DTV -1200 DTV Capable CR T Projector[...]

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    T ABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Limited Warr anty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    2 Blanking Adjustments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Convergence Adjustments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Focusing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    Prog rammable Function Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Programmable Function Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Adjustment Blocks and Source Number s 90-99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    Notice On Saf ety This equipment is built in accordance with the requirements of the international safety st andards EN60950, UL 1950 and CSA C22.2 No.950, which are the safety standards of information technology equipment including electrical business equipment. These safety standards impose import ant requirements on the use of safety critical co[...]

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    5 Saf ety W ar ning TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT T O RAIN OR MOISTURE F eder al Comm unica tion Commission (FCC Statement) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a class B digit al device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limit s are designed to provide reasonable[...]

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    3. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this product where persons will walk on the cord. T o disconnect the cord, pull it out by the plug. Never pull the cord itself. 4. If an extension cord is used with this product, make sure that the total of the ampere ratings on the product s plugged into the extension cord does not [...]

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    7 On Ser vicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself, as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage potentials and risk of electric shock! Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: a. W[...]

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    8 LIMITED WARRANTY Congratulations on your purchase of a Runco video product and welcome to the Runco family! We believe Runco produces “The World’ s Finest Home Theater Products”. With proper installation, setup and care, you should enjoy many years of unparalleled video performance. Please read this consumer protection plan carefully and re[...]

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    9 EFFECTIVE W ARRANTY DA TE: This warranty begins on the effective date of delivery to the end user . For your convenience, keep the original bill of sale as evidence of the purchase date. IMPORT ANT : W ARRANTY REGISTRA TION: Please fill out and mail your warranty registration card. It is imperative that Runco knows how to reach you promptly if we[...]

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    10 CONNECTIONS P ow er Connection to Projector A C P ow er (Mains) Cor d Connection Use the supplied power cord to connect your Projector to the wall outlet. Plug the female power connector into the male connector at the rear side of the Projector . Future Expansion RG B INPUT 4/5 S-Video OFF/ON 75 Ohm INPUT 2 Video INPUT 1 12 Volt Trigg er HV OFF/[...]

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    11 Source Connections Input F acilities The following source types can be connected to the inputs : • RGB T ri-level Sync • RGB Composite, Separate or Sync on green • Component Video • Component Video with Tri-level Sync Future Expansion RG B INPUT 4/5 S-Video OFF/ON 75 Ohm INPUT 2 Video INPUT 1 12 Volt Trig ger HV OFF/ON 75 Ohm AC Input St[...]

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    RGB Source to Input 3 12 W hic h signal to Input 3 Connect your RGB source with sync on green, composite or separate sync via an interface to Input 3. Always use an interface when a computer and local monitor have to be connected to the projector as the signal cable coming from the computer is limited to 60 cm due to interferences. Pin conf igur a [...]

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    13 RGB Source with T ri-le v el Sync to Input 4/5 W hic h signal to Input 4/5 RGB input terminals with T ri level sync input or with T ri-level sync on green (BNC terminals). The projector detects automatically where the sync signal is located. R GB3S or R G3sB input selection With the remote, press digit button 7 Component Source to Input 4/5 W hi[...]

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    14 GETTING ST ARTED Ba tter y Installa tion in the R emote T wo batteries are packed together with the Remote. Before using your Remote, inst all first these batteries. 1 Remove the battery cover on the backside by pushing the handle a little towards the bottom of the Remote. 2 Lift up the top side of the cover at the same time. 3 Insert the batter[...]

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    15 Ov er vie w of Functions This remote control includes a battery powered infrared (IR) transmitter that allows the user to control the projector remotely . This remote control is used for source selection, control, adaptation and set-up. It includes automatic storing of: - picture controls (Brightness, Sharpness,....) - settings Other functions o[...]

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    13 FREEZ: press to freeze the projected image. 14 TEXT : when adjusting one of the image controls, e.g. contrast, during a meeting, the displayed bar scale can be removed by pressing 'TEXT' key first. T o re-display the bar scale on the screen, press 'TEXT' key again. 15 ENTER: to start up the adjustment mode or to confirm an ad[...]

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    R emote Commands to the Projector P ointing the R emote to the r ef lecti v e scr een Point the front of the Remote to the screen surface. Ceiling Screen IR sensor Remote P oint the fr ont of the R emote to w ar ds one of the IR sensor s in the pr ojector . Front of projector Rear side of project or Remote ON OFF POWER / MAINS 800 peripherals RGB C[...]

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    18 Projector Ad dress W h y a pr ojector ad dr ess? Since more than one projector can be installed in a room, the sep arate projectors can be separately address- able with a Remote or a computer . Set up an Indi vidual Pr ojector Ad dr ess The set up of a projector address can be done via the software. See 'Change Projector Address' in Ch[...]

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    19 Input selection modes Source No. Projector Input Remote Button No. 3 RGB 3 4/5 RGB (HV , S.O.G) 4 or 5 4/5 Component Video 6 4/5 RGB with T ri level sync 7 4/5 Component Video with T ri-level sync 8 Input Selection via the Remote. With the digit buttons, it is possible to select one of the above input modes. W hen the source is selected When a v[...]

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    20 Pictur e Contr ols The control keys are located on the right side of the key panel of the Remote and indicated with the name of the control and an icon. When an image control is pressed, a text box with bar scale and the function name of the control, e.g. 'bright- ness...' appears on the screen (only if text is ON). The length of the b[...]

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    21 ST ART UP OF THE ADJUSTMENT MODE Star t Up All picture adjustments are made while in the 'Adjustment mode'. Press the ADJUST key . The projector displays the 'Main menu' (menu 1). menu 1 Y ou are now in the 'Adjustment mode'. The cursor keys are used to make menu selections and also vertical and horizontal adjustmen[...]

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    22 MAIN MENU Ov er vie w F lo wc har t Main Menu MAIN MENU IMAGE CONTROL EYE-Q CONTROL FUNCTION KEYS SERVICE MENUS FORMA T SELECT COLOR ADJUST EYE-Q TOUCH UP EYE-Q AUTO CONVERGE EYE-Q FULL ALIGNMENT F2 F3 F4 F5 EYE-Q GUIDED RANDOM ACCESS INST ALLA TION SERVICE F1[...]

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    Image Contr ol Star ting Up 1 Push the cursor keys é or ê to select 'Image Control' (menu 1). The selected item will change in color and a marker will be displayed in front of it. 2 Press ENTER to select. The 'Image Control' menu will be displayed (menu 2a). menu 1 menu 2a MAIN MENU Image Control Eye-Q Function Keys Service Me[...]

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    24 W ha t can be done? For one source, up to 8 different set s of settings can be stored. A set of settings is called 'Format'. A 'Format' can be 'available' or 'free'. 'Available' when settings are stored in this location. 'Free' when no setting are stored in this location. This location [...]

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    25 Ho w to ad d a name to a 'F or ma t'? 1 Push the cursor keys or to select the Format to which a name has to be added (menu 1). 2 Press TEXT to display the compose menu (menu 2). 3 The position of the character which will be edited, will be indicated with a digit. Push the cursor keys , , or to select the first character . 4 Press ENTER[...]

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    26 Ho w to stor e the settings to a ne w 'F or ma t'? 1 Push the cursor keys or to select a free format. 2 Press ENTER to activate. 3 Make any adjustment to the image. 4 Quit the adjustment mode by pressing ADJUST . The selected format will change from free to available. With the Eye-Q functions it is possible to automatically adjust the [...]

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    27 Ho w to star t up the EYE-Q T ouc h Up? 1 Push the cursor keys or to select 'EYE-Q T ouch Up' (menu 1). 2 Press ENTER to activate the touch up function. The process start s and when successfully completed, the projector will return to image display of the current source. menu 1 EYE-Q CONTROL EYE-Q T ouch Up EYE-Q Auto Converge Select w[...]

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    Function K eys 28 W ha t can be done? Quick access keys to customer pre-programmed adjustments. Almost any adjustment can be added to a func- tion key . T o program a function key , it is necessary to enter into the 'Service Menu'. T o activate a function key , just press the corresponding key . The following functions are factory pre-pro[...]

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    29 ENTERING THE SERVICE MENUS Ser vice Menus W ha t is a vaila b le in the Ser vice men us? A complete set of adjustments divided in different modes are available to adjust the projector The different mode are: EYE-Q: to autoconverge the projector . Guided : Guided should be selected if the user intends to perform a complete alignment of the projec[...]

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    30 P ass w or d Pr otection Some items in the Adjustment mode are password protected. While selecting such an item, the projector asks to enter your password. (Password protection is only available when the p assword strap on the contoller module is ON. Contact an authorized Runco technician when no p assword is requested during the adjustment proc[...]

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    31 RANDOM A CCESS ADJUSTMENT MODE Star ting Up Push the cursor keys up or down to highlight "RANDOM ACCESS" and then press ENTER. Some items in the Random access mode are password protected (when the p assword function is enabled). Enter your password to continue. All other password protected items are now also available if you stay in th[...]

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    32 previous page RANDOM ACCESS ADJUSTMENT MODE SETUP P A TTERN SELECTION COLOR SELECT FOCUSING RED GREEN BLUE RED AND GREEN BLUE AND GREEN RED AND BLUE GREEN ONL Y RED ON GREEN BLUE ON GREEN RED GREEN BLUE CONVERGENCE Set up of the Selected Setup P a tter n If an external source is connected to the projector , menu 1 will be displayed. T o select t[...]

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    33 W hen Using T he Inter nal Cr oss Ha tc h P a tter n The Internal # pattern menu will be displayed if the internal cross hatch p attern has been selected or if no source is connected to the projector . F actor y Pr eset F r equencies The table below list s the 14 fixed factory preset frequencies available. Another 8 blocks are custom programmabl[...]

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    W ha t is possib le? This is the main menu for the Random Access adjustment mode. Through this menu, the following adjustments and features are accessible: - Picture T uning Sync slow/fast(only for RGB inputs) Color Balance Peaking Clamp T uning - Geometry - Convergence - Focusing - Color select Random Access Adjustment Mode Selection Menu RANDOM A[...]

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    COLOR BALANCE FIXED COLOR BALANCE 3200 4900 6500 9300 CUSTOM RED & BLUE GAIN CUSTOM GREEN GAIN CUSTOM RED & BLUE CUT OFF CUSTOM GREEN CUT OFF Select with arrow keys the <ENTER> Red & Blue: adjust Red with or Blue with or <EXIT> to return 35 Color Balance W ha t can be done? The Color Balance function is used to select or adj[...]

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    PICTURE TUNING PICTURE TUNING COLOR BALANCE SYNC: F AST PEAKING CLAMP TUNING: normal Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 36 Cut Of f Adjustment 1. Push the cursor key or to select 'Custom Red & Blue Cut off' (menu 3). 2. Press ENTER to activate the adjustment. 3. Push the cursor key or to adjust the red cut-off 4.[...]

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    PICTURE TUNING PITURE TUNING COLOR BALANCE SYNC: F AST PEAKING CLAMP TUNING: normal Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return PEAKING PICTURE TUNING OFF LOW FREQUENCY MID FREQUENCY HIGH REQUENCY Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return PICTURE TUNING PICTURE TUNING COLOR BALANCE SYNC: F AST PEAKING CLAMP TUNING: norma[...]

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    W ha t can be done? The geometry adjustments have to be done only on the green image. These adjustments are automatically implemented for the other color images. The following adjustment s can be adjusted Left-right (EW) and T op- Bottom Corrections, Blanking, Horizontal Amplitude, V ertical Amplitude, V ertical Linearity and Horizontal Phase. Star[...]

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    39 Ho w to adjust? If the raster shift is correctly adjusted, the H Phase text box is projected in the middle of the raster . The "><" icon indicates the middle of the raster . Adjust the H Phase control until the middle of the projected image is equal with the middle of >< icon. It is rec- ommended that an external cross-hatc[...]

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    40 GEOMETR Y H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT -RIGHT (E-W) LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP-BOTT OM (N-S) H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return menu 1 COARSE SHIFT GREEN HORIZONT AL GREEN VERTICAL RED VERTICAL BLUE VERTICAL Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return menu 2 image 1 Forbidden Area [...]

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    41 Ho w to enter an alignment? T o enter an alignment: 1. Push the cursor key or to highlight a function 2. Press ENTER to activate this function. 3. Press EXIT to return. LEFT -RIGHT V CENTERLINE BOW V CENTERLINE SKEW SIDE BOW SIDE KEYSTONE SEAGULL CORRECTION Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return menu 2 W ar ning Use this correc[...]

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    42 Sea gull Cor r ection What can be done? Use this correction only if, after adjusting the vertical lines with the side bow or side keystone, an 'S' curve is visible on the left and the right side of the image. The default value on the bar scale for this correction is 50. St art up T o correct the Seagull Correction : 1. Push the cursor [...]

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    GEOMETR Y H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT -RIGHT (E-W) LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP-BOTT OM (N-S) H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 43 Left Side Adjustments 1. Push the cursor key or to highlight the desired correction (menu 1). 2. Press ENTER to start the adjustment. 3. Press EXIT to return when the [...]

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    44 Note: Only the green image is displayed while making top- botton adjustments. The red and blue images will auto- matically be corrected in the same manner . Convergence corrections are automatically disabled for the duration of these adjustments. W hic h adjustment can be e x ecuted? The following adjustments can be executed - Horizontal centerl[...]

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    GEOMETR Y H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT -RIGHT (E-W) LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP-BOTT OM (N-S) H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 45 Sea gull cor r ection What can be done? Use this correction after the image has been adjusted with top and bottom bow and keystone. If an “S” curve on top and bott[...]

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    GEOMETR Y H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT -RIGHT (E-W) LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP-BOTT OM (N-S) H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 46 V er tical Linearity Adjustments W ha t can be done? The vertical linearity adjustment function corrects for vertical non-linearities which extend from the center of t[...]

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    GEOMETR Y H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT -RIGHT (E-W) LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP-BOTT OM (N-S) H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return GEOMETR Y H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT -RIGHT (E-W) LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP-BOTT OM (N-S) H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> [...]

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    48 Ho w to adjust the Blanking? Adjust the next blanking alignments until the image is correctly framed or the unwanted information is blanked out (image 1). T o enter a blanking alignment : 1. Push the cursor key or to highlight the desired blanking position. 2. Press ENTER to select. 3. Press the cursor key or to adjust the blanking. 4. Press ENT[...]

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    RANDOM ACCESS ADJUSTMENT MODE PICTURE TUNING GEOMETRY CONVERGENCE FOCUSING COLOR SELECT Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 49 Con v ergence Adjustments W ha t has to be done? Convergence adjustments af fect both the horizontal and vertical lines of the setup p attern. These adjustment s are performed on the red image while sup[...]

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    RANDOM ACCESS ADJUSTMENT MODE PICTURE TUNING GEOMETRY CONVERGENCE FOCUSING COLOR SELECT Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 50 F ocusing W ha t can be done? After the lenses are mechanically correct focused, the CR T's can be electronically focused until the image is on each point. Star t Up 1. Push the cursor key or to hi[...]

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    51 T op Ima g e F ocusing 1. Push the cursor key or to highlight 'T op' (menu 1). 2. Press ENTER to start up the top image focusing. 3. Push the cursor key or until the upper part of the image is sharp. 4. Press ENTER to return to the focusing menu. FOCUSING MIDPOINT TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to [...]

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    RANDOM ACCESS ADJUSTMENT MODE PICTURE TUNING GEOMETRY CONVERGENCE FOCUSING COLOR SELECT Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 52 Right Ima g e F ocusing 1. Push the cursor key or to highlight 'Right' (menu 1). 2. Press ENTER to start up the right image focusing. 3. Push the cursor key or until the right part of the imag[...]

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    SERVICE MODE PROJECTOR SET -UP MEMORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS VOL T AGE DIAGNOSTICS PROJECTOR DIAGNOSTICS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 53 SERVICE MODE Star t Up 1. Push the cursor key or to select to SERVICE (menu 1). 2. Press ENTER to select. The service menu will be displayed (menu 2). Some items in [...]

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    PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER UP MODE: operating COMMON ADDRESS: 0 Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 54 Projector Setup W ha t can be done? Within the projector set-up menu, the following items can be consultated or set to the de[...]

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    PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER UP MODE: operating COMMON ADDRESS: 0 Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 55 Ho w to star t up? T o select Identification: 1. Push the cursor key or to highlight Identification (menu 1). 2. Press ENTER [...]

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    PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER UP MODE: operating COMMON ADDRESS: 0 Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 56 W ha t can be done? The password code (4 digit s) can be changed to a new one. This item is password protected. First the act[...]

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    PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER UP MODE: operating COMMON ADDRESS: 0 Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER [...]

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    PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER UP MODE: operating COMMON ADDRESS: 0 Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return Projector War m Up W ha t can be done? When in the ON position (and the CRT run in cycle is OFF), the projector can start up wit[...]

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    PROJECTOR W ARM UP W ARM UP : ON FREQUENCY : 64 kHz TIME : 15 min A FULL WHITE P A TTERN WILL BE GENERA TED A T POWER UP AFTER THIS PROCEDURE THE PROJECTOR IS READY TO PERFORM IN OPTIMUM CONDITION with <ENTER> <EXIT> to return PROJECTOR W ARM UP W ARM UP : ON FREQUENCY : 64 kHz TIME : 15 min A FULL WHITE P A TTERN WILL BE GENERA TED A T[...]

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    PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER UP MODE: operating COMMON ADDRESS: 0 Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return PROJECTOR SET -UP IDENTIFICA TION RUN TIME CHANGE P ASSWORD CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD RA TE PROJECTOR W ARM UP POWER [...]

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    SERVICE MODE PROJECTOR SET -UP MEMORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 61 W ha t can be done? Within the memory management menu, the following items can be consultated or executed : - copy a block - delete a block - delete all blocks - set to midposition Ho w to select? T o select M[...]

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    MEMOR Y MANAGEMENT COPY A BLOCK DELETE A BLOCK DELETE ALL BLOCKS SET TO MIDPOSITION Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return W ha t can be done? The delete function is used to clear all data (settings) from an adjustment block. A delete can be given: - block by block or - for all blocks. This item is password protected. W ha t can b[...]

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    MEMOR Y MANAGEMENT COPY A BLOCK DELETE A BLOCK DELETE ALL BLOCKS SET TO MIDPOSITION Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return MEMOR Y MANAGEMENT COPY A BLOCK DELETE A BLOCK DELETE ALL BLOCKS SET TO MIDPOSITION Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 63 Set to Midposition W ha t can be done? All adjustment settings (g[...]

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    SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E-W TO MIDPOSITION N-S TO MIDPOSITION DIG VERT LINEARITY MID DIG HOR LINEARITY MID ASTIGMA TISM MIDPOSITION ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return. SET TO MIDPOSITION UNDO R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS[...]

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    SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID UNDO FOCUS T O MIDPOSITION E-W TO MIDPOSITION N-S TO MIDPOSITION DIG VERT LINEARITY MID DIG HOR LINEARITY MID ASTIGMA TISM MIDPOSITION ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return. SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCU[...]

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    SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E-W TO MIDPOSITION N-S TO MIDPOSITION DIG VERT LINEARITY MID DIG HOR LINEARITY MID ASTIGMA TISM MIDPOSITION ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return. SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO M[...]

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    SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E-W TO MIDPOSITION N-S TO MIDPOSITION UNDO DIG VERT LINEARITY MID DIG HOR LINEARITY MID ASTIGMA TISM MIDPOSITION ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return. SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS[...]

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    SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E-W TO MIDPOSITION N-S TO MIDPOSITION DIG VERT LINEARITY MID DIG HOR LINEARITY MID ASTIGMA TISM MIDPOSITION ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return. SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO M[...]

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    SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E-W TO MIDPOSITION N-S TO MIDPOSITION DIG VERT LINEARITY MID DIG HOR LINEARITY MID ASTIGMA TISM MIDPOSITION UNDO ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return. SET TO MIDPOSITION R&B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS[...]

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    SERVICE MODE PROJECTOR SET -UP MEMORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS VOL T AGE DIAGNOSTICS PROJECTOR DIAGNOSTICS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 70 Common Settings W ha t can be done? Within the common settings menu, the following items can be set up or executed: - Dynamic Astigmatism - Gamma Correction - CRT ru[...]

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    71 Star t Up T o start up the dynamic astigmatism: 1. Push the cursor key or to highlight 'Dynamic Astigmatism' (menu 1). 2. Press ENTER to display the dynamic astigmatism menu (menu 2). The dynamic astigmatism can be adjusted on the selected source or on pattern lock on the selected source (genlocked p attern). The way of adjusting is th[...]

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    COMMON SETTINGS DYNAMIC ASTIGMA TISM GAMMA CORRECTIONS CRT RUN IN CYCLE CRT DRIVE MODE MEMORYBANKS : ON FL YBACK TURNOVER POINT MENU POSITION : ST ANDARD Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return COMMON SETTINGS DYNAMIC ASTIGMA TISM GAMMA CORRECTIONS CRT RUN IN CYCLE CRT DRIVE MODE MEMORYBANKS : ON FL YBACK TURNOVER POINT MENU POSITI[...]

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    COMMON SETTINGS DYNAMIC ASTIGMA TISM GAMMA CORRECTIONS CRT RUN IN CYCLE CRT DRIVE MODE MEMORYBANKS : ON FL YBACK TURNOVER POINT MENU POSITION : ST ANDARD Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 73 W ha t can be done? The projector CRT's can be driven with the normal current (normal mode), a lower current (economic mode) or wit[...]

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    COMMON SETTINGS DYNAMIC ASTIGMA TISM GAMMA CORRECTIONS CRT RUN IN CYCLE CRT DRIVE MODE MEMORYBANKS : ON FL YBACK TURNOVER POINT MENU POSITION : ST ANDARD Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 74 Memor y Banks W ha t can be done? The user has the possibility to create 8 different memory banks (format s) for each source. But, the m[...]

  • Page 77

    COMMON SETTINGS DYNAMIC ASTIGMA TISM GAMMA CORRECTIONS CRT RUN IN CYCLE CRT DRIVE MODE MEMORYBANKS : ON FL YBACK TURNOVER POINT MENU POSITION : ST ANDARD Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return COMMON SETTINGS DYNAMIC ASTIGMA TISM GAMMA CORRECTIONS CRT RUN IN CYCLE CRT DRIVE MODE MEMORYBANKS : ON FL YBACK TURNOVER POINT MENU POSITI[...]

  • Page 78

    SERVICE MODE PROJECTOR SET -UP MEMORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS VOL T AGE DIAGNOSTICS PROJECTOR DIAGNOSTICS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 76 W ha t can be seen? The I2C diagnostics menu gives an overview of the I2C failures inside the projector . T o scroll through the failure list, push the cursor key or[...]

  • Page 79

    SERVICE MODE PROJECTOR SET -UP MEMORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS VOL T AGE DIAGNOSTICS PROJECTOR DIAGNOSTICS Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return 77 Projector Dia gnostics W ha t can be seen? A log of the last 5 failures with the run time when the failure happened is documented in the Projector Diagnostics. Ho w [...]

  • Page 80

    GEOMETR Y H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT -RIGHT (E-W) LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP-BOTT OM (N-S) V SIZE V LINEARITY H SIZE BLANKING Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return ADJUSTMENT MODE Select a path from below : EYE-Q GUIDED RANDOM ACCESS INST ALLA TION SERVICE Source 01 Select with or then <ENTER> <EXIT> to return MAIN MENU [...]

  • Page 81

    MESSA GES, WARNINGS AND F AILURES INPUT 01 RGB2 Fh= 15.6 kHz Fv= 050 Hz SOURCE 01 RGB2 enter p assword x x x x TEXT on SOURCE 01 RGB2 xxxkHz xxHz TEXT off PROJECTOR ADDRESS : 003 WRONG P ASSWORD !!! When selecting a new source, informa- tion about this source will be displayed on the screen. Source number , hori- zontal and vertical frequencies of [...]

  • Page 82

    80 F AILURE I2C error addr . : 7FH3 F AILURE short circuit on I2C bus F AILURE invalid input F AN F AILED Projector will switch off F AILURE EYE-Q configuration failed Hardware failure. Call a qualified serv- ice technician for repair . Hardware failure. Call a qualified serv- ice technician for repair . Input not valid Projector switched off due t[...]

  • Page 83

    81 ADJUSTMENT BLOCKS AND SOUR CE NUMBERS 90-99 Adjustment Blocks (Memor y Blocks) W ha t ar e adjustment b loc k? As the projector is digitally controlled, all geometry and convergence adjustment s are stored in the projector ’s memory as numeric values. These numeric values are used to control digit al potentiometers which in turn, con- trol the[...]

  • Page 84

    82 source input 0 source input 1 source input 2 source input 9 source number 0 - Block header A source number 90 - Block header A, different analog settings source number 1 - Block header B source number 91 - Block header B, different analog settings source number 2 - Block header C source number 92 - Block header C, different analog settings • ?[...]

  • Page 85

    RS-232 CODES Baud Rate: 9600 Data Length: 8 Bit s Parity: None S top Bit: 1 S tructure: Hex (nine bytes) Byte 1 - wake-up command. Always "02" Byte 2 - command offset. Normally "00", changed if there is another "02"in the command. Byte 3 - Projector address. Normally "00" will address all projectors. Byte 4 -[...]

  • Page 86

    84 Contrast +: 02.00.00.28.00.00.00.00.28 Contrast -: 02.00.00.29.00.00.00.00.29 Brightness +: 02.00.00.2A.00.00.00.00.2A Brightness -: 02.00.00.2B.00.00.00.00.2B Color +: 02.00.00.2C.00.00.00.00.2C Color -: 02.00.00.2D.00.00.00.00.2D T int +: 02.00.00.2E.00.00.00.00.2E T int -: 02.00.00.2F .00.00.00.00.2F Sharpness +: 02.00.00.36.00.00.00.00.36 Sh[...]

  • Page 87

    85 CEILING/FLOOR CONFIGURA TION OFFSET SCREEN HEIGHT OFFSET SCREEN HEIGHT THROW DIST ANCE 10.5 o PROJECTION ANGLE ( B ) 20.70 6 . 88 14.25 2. 87 44.19 28.87 THROW DIST ANCE 10.5 o PROJECTION ANGLE 1.08 10.57 6.88 10.32 14.25 28.87 20.70 44.19 3.93 O verall Dimensions: Length: 44.20 in x Width: 26.77 x Height: 14.25 i n. A = Center of Gravity = 9.39[...]

  • Page 88

    1.076 15.32 9 44.196 26.772 86 DIMENSIONS Bottom View Side View F r ont View[...]

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    87 SPECIFICA TIONS Scan Frequency: Horizontal: 32-132 kHz, V ertical: 37-210 Hz Optical Resolution: HD-120 lenses, 12 line pairs per , mm, 1250 TV lines Video S tandards: NTSC/P AL/SECAM Video Resolution: 1250 TV lines Retrace Time: Horizontal: 1.8 uS, V ertical: 300 uS Bandwid th: 180 MHz CRT s: 9-inch, high definition, liquid coupled tubes with e[...]

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