NEC DLP CINEMA NC2500S, Installation Manual

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Page 2: ...DLP Cinema TM Projector Installation Manual NEC Viewtechnology Ltd ...

Page 3: ...his document before installation Refer to the operation manuals of the applicable products for basic operation and remarks of the projector This document expects the readers who have basic knowledge about projector installation This document consists of three sections as follows NC2500S This section explains about NC2500S projector Touch Panel This section explains about the touch panel controller...

Page 4: ...DLP CinemaTM Projector Installation manual NC2500S ...

Page 5: ...cautions were ignored Handle this projector only after you completely understand these precautions DOC compliance Notice This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations WARNING This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures...

Page 6: ...ore wire thicker than 8AWG and the core wire material should be copper The connector for connecting the lamp power supply and AC power supply should be UL and CSA certified It should be correctly mounted as described in this manual Connect the projector to exhaust equipment Use a duct etc to connect the projector s air outlet to exhaust equipment that can handle flow amounts of at least 16 m3 min ...

Page 7: ...nner 3 Use a blower or lens paper to clean the lens and be careful not to scratch or mar the lens Fire and Shock Precautions 1 Ensure that there is sufficient ventilation and that vents are unobstructed to prevent potentially dangerous concentrations of ozone and the build up of heat inside your projector Allow at least 8 inches 20cm of space between your projector and a wall Allow at least 20 inc...

Page 8: ...o your eyes could result 2 When main body is damaged cooling fluids may come out of internal part DO NOT touch and drink the cooling fluid When the cooling fluids are swallowed or contacted with your eyes please consult with doctors immediately CAUTION Never unplug the projection head power plug from the outlet or disconnect the breaker connected to the AC power cord of the lamp power supply unit ...

Page 9: ... A 19 2 2 Projector installation A 20 2 2 1 Mounting a lamp power supply unit to the pedestal A 20 2 3 Connecting the power cord A 22 2 3 1 Removing the covers of the projector and LPSU A 23 2 3 2 Connecting the 3 phase AC power cord to the LPSU A 24 2 3 3 Connecting the power cord of the projector A 27 2 4 Mounting the primary lens A 29 2 5 Mounting the anamorphic lens motorized turret A 31 2 5 1...

Page 10: ... 46 4 LCD Menu A 47 4 1 List of menu A 47 4 1 1 When you use the service personnel menu A 48 4 2 Title Select A 49 4 2 1 Title select Title Memory A 49 4 2 2 Test Pattern A 49 4 3 Configuration A 50 4 3 1 Lamp Setup A 50 4 3 2 Setup A 50 4 3 3 Installation A 52 4 3 4 Memory A 56 4 4 Title Setup A 57 4 4 1 Macro Key A 57 4 5 Information A 58 4 5 1 Lamp A 58 4 5 2 Macro Key A 59 4 5 3 Usage A 59 4 5...

Page 11: ...ure a plenty of case opening area on the portions facing the air inlet and the air outlet of the lamp power supply unit Air inlet opening area 36000 mm2 at least Air outlet opening area 48400 mm2 at least duct structure A duct structure should be configured to lead to the air outlet on the rack or case so that the exhaust from the lamp power supply unit can be exhausted This is to ensure that the ...

Page 12: ... lamp power supply unit is installed to the Pedestal NC PD01 Unit mm For installation procedure refer to 2 2 1 Mounting a lamp power supply unit to the pedestal Page A 20 Air outlet opening area duct structure 48400mm2 or more Air inlet opening area 36000mm2 or more ...

Page 13: ...Breaker Connect the AC power supply from the 3 phase power supply equipment of the building to the lamp power supply unit via a breaker Determine the breaker capacity depending on the voltage of the AC power supply used The breaker capacity will be as follows depending on the power supply voltage AC power supply voltage used Breaker current capacity 200V 230V 40A or more 380V 415V 20A or more 3 ph...

Page 14: ... follows Power terminal Gray JIS IEC EN UL CSA Complying wire using solderless terminal 14mm2 14mm2 AWG6 or AWG8 AWG6 or AWG8 Terminal screw M6x15 Tightening torque 2 5 3 5Nm Grounding terminal Green yellow JIS IEC EN UL CSA Complying wire using solderless terminal 14mm2 14mm2 AWG6 or AWG8 AWG6 or AWG8 Terminal screw M6x15 Tightening torque 2 5 3 5Nm Solderless terminal Size of the solderless term...

Page 15: ...e projector to the exhaust equipment The accessory protective sheet should also be mounted because the area around the air outlet can become very hot For Exhaust equipment Installation see 2 7 Mounting the exhaust equipment Page A 35 Exhaust 16m3 min or more Air outlet size external diameter about 200mm Exhaust hose protective sheet ...

Page 16: ...rom a side 1 4 1 Screen Type The following two types of screen masks can be used for the DLP Cinema Projector Check the screen mask for your projector for its type before selecting lenses because types of primary anamorphic lenses to be used on the projector and its settings depend upon the type of screen mask you use Horizontal moving screen mask Screen masks move horizontally to adjust the scree...

Page 17: ...HDTV SCOPE 1 25 or None No anamorphic lens should be used if the zooming power of the primary lens is insufficient VISTA Vertical moving HDTV Memo Some settings for screen presentation may be required when vertical moving screen masks 1 4 3 Selection of Primary Lens Option lenses MODEL Magnifying L2K 14ZM 1 45 1 8 L2K 18ZM 1 8 2 4 L2K 22ZM 2 2 3 0 L2K 30ZM 3 0 4 3 ...

Page 18: ...gth of projection L Primary lens magnification Screen width W Anamorphic lens magnification Use 1x for anamorphic lens magnification if this lens is not in use VISTA HDTV projection Length of projection L Primary lens magnification Screen width W 2048 Number of pixels per horizontal line Number of pixels per horizontal line 1998 for VISTA 1920 for HDTV Select a lens that meets the magnification re...

Page 19: ...over A and the top rear cover B connect the cables for rear status indicator and then mount the top rear cover B first Refer to 1 5 2 Top cover mounting procedure Page A 18 for the procedure The table below shows the covers which need to be removed at each step Step Covers the covers which need to be removed at each step A B C D E F G H1 H2 Connecting the Lamp power cord Connecting the Lamp contro...

Page 20: ...ector and place it on the top of the projector once Remove the hexagonal fasteners 2 places on the top 3 Remove the cables for rear status indicator To the top rear cover the cables from rear status indicators are connected 2 places Before removing the cover remove the cables as follows 1 Remove the cables from the board Connector name POSTA 2 Lift up the cover for about 5 cm 3 Remove the cables f...

Page 21: ...the board Connector name POSTA 3 Mount the top front cover of the projector Mount the top rear cover using the hexagonal fasteners at the top 2 places 4 Mount the top rear cover Mount the top front cover using the hexagonal fasteners at the top 4 places 1 5 3 Side cover removal mounting Side cover removal procedure Remove the side covers side front cover side rear cover and lens side cover by remo...

Page 22: ...wer cord See page A 22 STEP3 Mounting the primary lens See page A 29 STEP4 Mounting the anamorphic lens motorized turret See page A 31 STEP5 Installation of Small Iris Information for Service Personnel See page A 33 STEP6 Mounting Exhaust equipment See page A 35 STEP7 Mounting the lamp bulb See page A 35 STEP8 Mount the following optional parts as required Install a touch panel See Touch Panel Sec...

Page 23: ...to the pedestal In this case correct the inclination to the right or left of the projector using the level adjusters on the pedestal side Caution To adjust the level adjusters of the projector extend the two level adjusters at the front and the back at the same time so that the weight is imposed to them equally If you adjust only one adjuster the weight is not imposed equally which may result in l...

Page 24: ...pedestal 5 Connect the exclusive interface cable to the lamp power supply unit Remove the cover at the front side of the pedestal Pass the exclusive interface cable through the hole of the pedestal partition put it toward the front side and pull it out of the hole at the top on the front side of the pedestal 6 Connect the exclusive interface cable to the projector For connection procedure refer to...

Page 25: ...turned off Implement the connection with AC power shut off Entrust a specialist to carry out the power supply work from the power supply equipment of the building to the place of projector installation Schematic diagram of connection The AC power cord is not attached as an accessory Consult with your dealer distributor for the cord Lamp power supply unit Projector head Lamp power cord Attachment A...

Page 26: ...e projector Remove the hexagonal fasteners 2 places at the top Before removing the top rear cover it is necessary to remove the cables of the rear status indicator For details refer to 1 5 1 Top rear cover removal procedure page A 17 3 Remove the side front cover of the projector Remove the hexagonal fasteners 2 places on the side and remove the cover with lifting it a little 4 Remove the front co...

Page 27: ...rt the solderless terminal into the fixing hole of the connecting terminal and tighten the screw with a Phillips head type screwdriver If the neutral phase is wired from the power supply equipment wrap the cable end with insulation tape or the like so that it does not contact the live section It is not necessary to connect the neutral phase because this phase is not used in this machine W V U G G ...

Page 28: ...t the lamp power supply cord to the LPSU and the projector Connect the lamp power supply cord attached to the igniter of the projector Connect the end of the cord to the terminal of the igniter and end to the terminal of the igniter In case the pedestal NC PD01 is used the cord inlets cord inlets on installation base side and on the projector side may be shifted depending on the tilting angle Pay ...

Page 29: ...that the input power supply selection switch of the lamp power supply unit is set properly Improper setting would cause a failure of the lamp power supply unit 9 Mount the cover of the lamp power supply unit Cover mounting screws are used at 7 places This completes the connection of the lamp power supply cord Next connect the power supply cord of the projector here keep the covers of the projector...

Page 30: ... 1φ to the noise filter terminal Any power cord 1φ for the main unit is not attached as accessory Use a cord suitable to the user environment 1 Japan black Euro USA Brown 2 Japan White Euro USA Blue GND Green Yellow Upon connection completion close the terminal cover of the noise filter terminal Memo Mount the touch panel controller separately sold before mounting the cover of the projector head R...

Page 31: ... the top rear cover it is necessary to connect the cables of the rear status indicator For details refer to 1 5 2 Top cover mounting procedure page A 18 4 Mount the top front cover and the side rear cover of the projector This completes the connection of the power cord Next mount a primary lens Keep the front cover bottom of the projector removed here ...

Page 32: ...the lens holder along the lens insertion guide 3 Mount the lens holder insertion guide slit according to the lens insertion guide notch 4 Mount the upper part of the lens holder and fix it with mounting screws 4 screws 5 Remove the front cover top of the projector 6 Hold the primary lens unit with its guide notch faced upward and insert it into the projector until it cannot go further Insert the h...

Page 33: ...A 30 7 Tighten the fixing screws 2 screws for the lens holder The lens is fixed 8 Connect the control signal cable 9 Mount the front covers top and bottom of the projector Mount the sponge attached to the lens after screen ratio adjustment ...

Page 34: ...zed turret separately sold NC AT01 is required for mounting of the anamorphic lens 2 5 1 List of accessories attached to turret Lens carriage 1peice Cross balance 1peice Slide pole 2pieces Slide pole fixing screw 4pieces Cross balance fixing screw 2pieces 2 5 2 Descriptions of the parts in turret Slide pole Lens clamp Lens holder Support arm Cross balance Lens carriage Side clamp ...

Page 35: ...riage Move the lens holder to the opposite side of the primary lens before mounting the lens carriage to the slide poles Insert the lens carriage to a position where the slide poles get out of the carriage Pay attention so that the lens holder does not contact the primary lens It may damage the lens 4 Mount the cross balance Mount a cross balance with screws 2 screws 5 Fix the slide clamp Until th...

Page 36: ...tomer s projector is turned off Get the supplied small iris ready Included in the standard set of accessories Installation step 1 Remove the lens side cover Remove the hexagonal fasteners 2 places on the side and remove the cover with lifting it a little 2 Remove the iris plate of the engine block Untighten the four clamping screws to remove the iris plate 3 Remove the iris screws Iris plate is pr...

Page 37: ...tifng Up Your Projector A 34 5 Remount the iris plate now attached with the small iris to the engine block Use 4 screws you have removed at Step 2 to mount the iris plate 6 Mount the lens side cover to the projector ...

Page 38: ...let 2 Wrap the protective sheet around the exhaust hose Wrap the protective sheet to cover the connection of the air outlet and hose 3 Use the accessory protective sheet bands 4 bands to fasten the protective sheet 2 8 Mounting the lamp bulb Mount the lamp bulb to the projector here Ask a service personnel to mount the lamp bulb Caution It is concerned that the lamp bulb would burst under shock or...

Page 39: ...A 38 STEP3 Adjusting the primary lens See page A 39 Display the test pattern to adjust the screen size screen ratio and focus STEP4 Mounting and adjusting the anamorphic See page A 41 STEP5 Connecting the image input See page A 44 STEP6 Connecting the various control terminal See page A 45 Steps 1 to 6 complete the adjustment and connection of the projector Next set up the projector from the touch...

Page 40: ...may sometimes flicker until the lamp has stabilized 5 to 10 minutes after power on This is due to the characteristics of the lamp and is not trouble of your projector Preparation Supply AC power to the projector head and to the lamp power supply unit 1 Remove the lens cap 2 Turn the main power switch on the lamp power supply unit to on The lamp power unit fan will begin rotating ON 3 Turn the main...

Page 41: ... your passcode the Configuration menu will become active Contact your dealer for your specific passcode 3 Use the arrow buttons to select Configuration 4 Use the arrow buttons to select Installation 5 Check that Image Orient is selected and press the button If Image Orient is not selected press the buttons to select it 6 Press the buttons to select the projection method Image Orientation When ship...

Page 42: ...imary lens screen ratio and mounting the anamorphic lens See A 41 When an anamorphic lens is used distortions will be produced on the projection screen To prevent the image from being cut off due to these distortions the image size should be made larger than the screen size beforehand To minimize potential distortions of the anamorphic lens it is recommended that the lens shift not be used as much...

Page 43: ...to adjust the setup position height and tile front back and left right of the projector so that the projected image is level at the screen center 4 Use the ZOOM buttons again to adjust the screen size so that the projected image is kept 0 5 to 1 crosshatch cell portions higher than the top edge of the screen 5 Finally adjust the focus using the FOCUS buttons either of the remote control or the pro...

Page 44: ...s to the anamorphic lens motorized turret mounted in 2 5 1 Loosen the lens clamps 2 places and slide the lens carriage on the slide poles Adjust the lens carriage position 2 Mount the cross balance to the end of the support pole 3 Connect the control cable for the anamorphic lens motorized turret 4 Mount the anamorphic lens to the lens holder and loosely fix it with lens clamp screws 2 places Lens...

Page 45: ...lock screws and rotate two bearings so that both of them contact the horizontal support 3 Adjust the vertical position Use the vertical position adjusting screws 2 places to adjust the position so that both screws are connected with the lens holder 4 Adjust the horizontal position Use two micro switches at the ends of the lens carriage to move the lens to the position nearest to the projector When...

Page 46: ...tate the lens in the lens holder so that the vertical and horizontal lines at the center of the projection screen become horizontal and vertical respectively Loosen the lens clamp after the adjustment and check that the projection image is substantially at the center of the anamorphic lens and that the 4 corners are not rejected within the anamorphic lens If rejected repeat Steps 1 to 4 for adjust...

Page 47: ...on for Reducing Radiation of Electromagnetic Waves To reduce unnecessary radiation of electromagnetic waves use the supplied ferrite clamp core Mounting the ferrite clamp core 1 Open the accessory ferrite clamp core and attach it to the DVI D signal cable When doing so attach this as close as possible to the end that goes to the projector Push the catch to open the ferrite clamp core 2 Close the f...

Page 48: ...rnet port RJ 45 PC control terminal PC CONTROL Use this terminal when controlling the projector in serial connection from a PC Ethernet port LAN A LAN B Use this port when controlling the projector in LAN connection from a PC This completes the adjustment and connection of the projector Next set up the projector from the touch panel Refer to the Touch Panel Section for the procedure ...

Page 49: ...t the projector side Note Although the built in Ethernet ports LAN A LAN B cannot be used to control your projector Model iS10 when a wireless LAN card is set you can access the NC2500S through these ports even when a wireless LAN card is set Be sure to set or remove your wireless LAN card only when the power to your projector is off Insertion or removal of a wireless LAN card when power to your p...

Page 50: ...te when switching signals A 50 Turret Controls the turret mounted with an anamorphic lens Ext MMS Link Sets whether to connect an external multi media switcher MMS Panel Key Lock Locks the buttons on the projector s control panel so that they cannot be operated GPIO Port Selects the target of GPIO port control Configuration Setup FactoryDefault Returns the settings to their default values only mac...

Page 51: ...e usage times of the projector lamp bulb lamp house and bulb warning A 59 Error Code Displays the currently occurring error A 59 System Displays the version of the projector head BIOS Firmware Data and Serial No A 60 Version MMS Built in Displays the version of the built in multi media switcher MMS BIOS Firmware Data FPGA and Serial No A 61 System Displays the SYSTEM IP address A 61 Cinema Display...

Page 52: ... to 8 on the projector s control panel and call them up directly using those buttons Displays the currently selected item with asterisk Selects the title to be projected 4 2 2 Test Pattern Selects the test pattern to be projected Displays the currently selected item with asterisk Selects the test pattern to be projected OFF Alignment Cross Hatch Convergence Red Green Blue White Black 50 White IRF ...

Page 53: ...sor Displays the currently selected item with asterisk Displays the setting Disable Disables the lamp brightness constant mode Enable Enables the lamp brightness constant mode 4 3 2 Setup This menu is for service personnel For the procedure to use it refer to 4 1 1 When you use the service personnel menu page A Error Bookmark not defined Douser Mode The douser function will be activated when signa...

Page 54: ...Select Specify whether to enable or disable the anamorphic lens for the selected title Without Anomo Disables anamorphic lens With Anamo Enables anamorphic lens Ext MMS Link Connect an external multimedia switcher MMS to control the input signal If an MMS is incorporated this menu item is not displayed Displays the currently selected item with asterisk Displays the setting Connect To enable connec...

Page 55: ...urrently selected item with asterisk Displays the setting Cinema Only To restrict the subject of control from the external control terminal GPI O to the Cinema board only System Cinema To restrict the subject of control from the external control terminal GPI O to the System board and the Cinema board FactoryDefault Used to select factory default values for the projector settings Select the item to...

Page 56: ...upon mounting conditions of the lens Press the ENTER button to execute moving MMS Select Select the MMS for operation when you use a multimedia switcher MMS separately sold You can connect only one MMS Displays the currently selected item with asterisk Displays the setting Built in To use the incorporated MMS optional External To use the externally connected MMS optional Not Use Not to use MMS Bau...

Page 57: ...r bar Date Set the date here Year month day Time Set the time here Hour minute second New Bulb When the lamp bulb is replaced reset the lamp time and select the lamp bulb type This menu is active in standby mode only Bulb Warning To set the time for display of lamp bulb warning This menu is active in standby mode only Displays the currently selected item with asterisk Displays the setting Manual M...

Page 58: ... replaced Single mode Multi To set the mode in which the lamp houses are alternately replaced for use Multi mode Lamp house 1 To use the lamp house 1 Lamp house 2 To use the lamp house 2 House To set the mode in which lamp house is not replaced Single mode House1 When multi mode lamp 1 is used House2 When multi mode lamp 2 is used Usage Clear Reset the lamp house usage time Usage Mode Set the mode...

Page 59: ...atus of lamp and lens to the memory in the projector lens memory function and lamp memory function The saved contents are assigned to the titles for use Select the saving item Display the registered memory name Press the ENTER button to display the confirmation message asking you whether this memory can be overwritten or not Lamp To save the current lamp status Lens To save the current lens status...

Page 60: ...titles to be assigned to the macro keys You cannot assign the same title to several macro keys If you want to assign any title to another number cancel the assignment once and then set it to any key again Select the macro key number 1 to 8 Display the selected number of the title Select the titles to be assigned to the macro keys Select the titles from those registered in advance To clear assignme...

Page 61: ...splays the hours of lamp bulb use the version information and error codes Displays Bulb Entry registered name Displays Bulb Entry maximum minimum currents A Bulb Type W Displays the registered name and the lamp rated output kW of the currently used lamp bulb Displays Bulb Entry registered name Displays Bulb Entry lamp rated output kW Bulb Type H Displays the registered name and the lamp bulb warni...

Page 62: ...e Bulb Displays the hours of use of the current lamp bulb Lamphouse Displays the hours of use of the current lamp house BulbWarning Displays the currently enabled warning time The following is displayed depending on the item set by the Bulb Warning setting When Use Bulb Entry is enabled Displays the Bulb Entry value When in Manual setting Displays the value set using Manual 4 5 4 Error Code Displa...

Page 63: ...jector head Data Displays the data version of the projector head Serial No Displays the serial number of the projector head MMS Built in Displays the version of the multi media switcher MMS connected to the projector head Selects the item to display Displays the version information BIOS Displays the BIOS version of the built in MMS Firmware Displays the firmware version of the built in MMS Data Di...

Page 64: ...tor head System Cinema Displays the IP address set for the projector head Cinema 4 5 7 MMS Status Indicates the status of the multi media switcher MMS connected to your projector Displays the status information of MMS linked operations Displays the IP address of MMS Built in Built in multi media switcher MMS is linked External External multi media switcher MMS is linked Not Use There is no link es...

Page 65: ...TLE Input PCF SCREEN active aspect TCGD Anamorphic Lens 1 CS SCOPE 1920 SDI A CS SCOPE 1920x1080 Anamo1 25 SCOPE 1920x1080 2 35 P7v2 theatre 1 25 2 VV FLAT 1920 SDI B VV FLAT 1920x1080 DC2K VISTA 1920x1080 1 85 P7v2 theatre none 3 HDTV SDI A HDTV 1920x1080 DC2K HDTV 1920x1080 0 Rec 709 none 4 SDI DUAL RGB SDI A B SDI DUAL RGB 1920x1080 2048x1080 No Crop 1920x1080 0 P7v2 theatre none 5 DVI A DVI A ...

Page 66: ...Input voltage selection switch A 10 Installation A 52 IP Address A 61 L Lamp A 58 Lamp Setup A 50 Lens carriage A 31 Lens Center A 53 List of default Titles A 62 M Macro Key A 57 59 Memory A 56 MMS Select A 53 MMS Status A 61 MMS Built in A 60 Mounting terminals A 11 N New Bulb A 54 New Lamp house A 55 O Option lenses A 14 Output A 58 P Panel Key Lock A 51 Pedestal A 8 20 Projected Images A 15 S S...

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Page 68: ...DLP CinemaTM Projector Installation manual Touch Panel ...

Page 69: ...ence with radio and television recep tion use a signal cable with ferrite core attached Use of signal cables without a ferrite core attached may cause interference with radio and television reception This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the lim its for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against...

Page 70: ...onic products carrying the mark left must be disposed of separately from normal household waste This includes projectors and their electrical accessories or lamps When you dispose of such products please follow the guidance of your local authority and or ask the shop where you purchased the product After collecting the used products they are reused and recycled in a proper way This effort will hel...

Page 71: ...een Blue and White Colors B 19 3 4 Adjusting the Lens Setup and Lamp Brightness B 20 3 4 1 Adjusting the Lens B 20 3 4 2 Adjusting the Brightness of the Lamp B 21 3 5 Registering Titles B 22 3 5 1 Information on Default Titles B 22 3 5 2 Overview of Titles B 23 3 5 3 Displaying TITLE Screen B 24 3 5 4 Creating New Titles B 25 3 5 5 Editing a Title B 29 3 5 6 Deleting a Title B 30 3 5 7 Registering...

Page 72: ... TITLE Screen B 53 4 8 1 Title Advanced Screen B 54 4 8 2 PCF Setting Screen B 55 4 8 3 3D Controls Screen B 56 4 9 INFO Screen B 57 4 10 SETUP Screen B 59 4 10 1 SETUP Screen Page1 B 59 4 10 2 SETUP Screen Page2 B 61 4 10 3 SETUP Screen Color Setting B 62 4 11 LAN Screen B 63 4 11 1 LAN Screen IP Address B 63 5 Appendix B 65 5 1 Trouble Shooting B 65 5 2 Index B 66 ...

Page 73: ...01 This section describes how to install the touch panel to your projector using the holder arm Before installing NC TH6401 holder arm be sure the shipping box includes the following items holder arm NC TH6401 LAN cable x1 PS cord x1 Mounting screws x4 Bushing x1 Clamp x5 Note The Clamp 5 pieces is only for the holder arm Do not use it in the projector ...

Page 74: ...er 4 LAN port LAN RJ 45 Use a LAN cable Ethernet cable to connect the controller with the projector 5 External control terminal RS 232C Bayonet locking This is not used with this Controller 6 USB port Type A This is not used with this controller 7 DC IN terminal DC power input terminal A power terminal Ask the service personnel to connect the power cord 8 Power ON OFF switch The main power switch ...

Page 75: ...nting Position There are three possible mounting positions for the touch panel on the top of the projector Select the desired location for the touch panel On the rear of the projector lens On the front of the projector lens On the projector s front control panel 1 2 3 ...

Page 76: ...head Remove four hexagonal fasteners from the top to remove the front cover lens side 2 To install the touch panel to the rear of the Projector lens remove the top rear cover from the projector head Remove the two hexagonal fasteners from the top of the projector When removing the top rear cover the cable must be disconnected from the rear status indicator Refer to the Projector Installation Manua...

Page 77: ...These screws will be used to install the holder arm 4 Mount the holder arm to the projector head Using the two screws removed in Step 3 install the holder arm 5 Attach the touch panel to the holder arm Using the four mounting screws supplied with the touch panel attach the panel to the holder arm Take care not drop the touch panel when installing it to the arm Now you are ready to connect the powe...

Page 78: ...e in the holder arm to the projector head Route the cable to the projector by passing it through the clamp and frame in the projector taking care not to let the cable come into contact with the PC boards and lens mechanism Steps for connecting the LAN cable and power cord to the projector are given below 1 Pass the power cord and LAN cable through the cable hole in the holder arm and then install ...

Page 79: ... it with the two clamps taking the movement of holder arm into consideration Ensure that the cable is not accidentally caught up NOTE The Clamp 5 pieces is only for the holder arm Do not use it in the projector 4 To install the holder arm to the rear or the front lens fit the power cord and LAN cable to the frame in the projector Route the cables to the projector by passing them through the two cl...

Page 80: ...e to the projector Plug the LAN cable into one of the four LAN ports on the projector These four LAN ports provide the same function a switching hub 7 Bundle an extra length of the cable to the PC board 8 Attach the projector cover For details on how to attach the cover see NC2500 section in Installation manual Installation of the touch panel is now complete DC Power port POPSS2 ...

Page 81: ...he various functions 3 1 Starting Exiting the Software The touch panel power works together with the projector When you turn on the main power to your projector it enters standby mode and the software automatically starts Turning off the main power to the projector causes the software to automatically exit 3 2 Following Setup STEP1 Adjusting Colors STEP2 Creating MCGD Data STEP3 Adjusting the Lens...

Page 82: ...t pattern to adjust the screen center Set the brightness of the room to projection conditions i e turn off all illumination Use of a PR 650 manufactured by PHOTO RESEARCH is recommended in measurement of the chromaticity level Adjust the alignment of the valve prior to measuring the MCGD Wait at least 15 minutes for the projector to warm up and the brightness becomes constant before adjusting alig...

Page 83: ...the Service mode 3 Enter your passcode and press the OK button The MODE button on the menu bar changes to MODE I The projector then enters the Installation mode 3 3 2 Creating MCGD Data 1 Press the SETUP button on the menu bar The SETUP screen appears If the SETUP button is not visible press the button on the menu bar and then scroll the menu bar 2 Press the Color Setting button The Color Setting ...

Page 84: ...become valid 4 Press Red button There will be projection to the screen in the native color red of the projector 5 Measure the chromaticity x y of the screen center then enter the measured value into the x section and the y section located under Red 6 Press Green button There will be projection to the screen in the native color Green of the projector ...

Page 85: ...n located under Green 8 Press Blue button There will be projection to the screen in the native color Blue of the projector 9 Measure the chromaticity x y of the screen center then enter the measured value into the x section and the y section located under Blue 10 Press White button There will be projection to the screen in the native color White of the projector ...

Page 86: ...e OK button Memo It is recommended that you use name M10I since it is used for the default file for all of signal source When you save your file using filename M10I projector will use this data for default M10i will be applied to all signal sources 3 3 3 Projecting Red Green Blue and White Colors By pressing the Red Green Blue and White buttons in the MCGD Setup you can project an image in colors ...

Page 87: ...mory function Assign registered settings to titles to call them up later For information on the lens and lamp memory functions refer to the NC TP6401 Touch Panel Controller User s Guide 3 4 1 Adjusting the Lens The projector zoom focus and projected screen lens shift are adjusted with the LENS screen for information on how to adjust them refer to the NC TP6401 Touch Panel Controller User s Guide ...

Page 88: ...ntroller User s Guide Setting FeedBack to Enable allows the set brightness to be maintained automatically In the case of movies adjust the brightness of your DLP Cinema Projector to approximately 12 or 14 ftl Note The set value will be invalidated after replacement of the lamp therefore you must set lamp brightness once again If you set 100 of the lamp output automatic brightness adjustment FeedBa...

Page 89: ...v2 telecine CS SCOPE 1920x1024 PCF 1920x1024 2 35 Gamma 2 6 YCbCr 240M P7v2 theatre CS SCOPE 1920x1080 Post PCF 1920x1080 2 35 Gamma 2 6 YCbCr 240M P7v2 telecine CS SCOPE 1920x1080 PCF 1920x1080 2 35 Gamma 2 6 YCbCr 240M P7v2 theatre Default Post PCF 0x0 0 Gamma 2 6 YCbCr 240M P7v2 telecine DVI 1920x1080 Post PCF 1920x1080 0 Gamma 2 6 Unity RGB P7v2 telecine DVI 1920x1080 PCF 1920x1080 0 Gamma 2 6...

Page 90: ... 1 2048x1080 List of Default SOURCEs source SOURCE FILE NAME active aspect 1280x1024 SCOPE SOURCE 1280x1024 2 35 1920x817 SCOPE SOURCE 1920x817 0 1920x1024 SCOPE SOURCE 1920x1024 2 35 1920x1080 SCOPE SOURCE 1920x1080 2 35 2048x1080 SCOPE SOURCE 2048x1080 2 35 1280x1024 VISTA SOURCE 1280x1024 1 85 1920x1024 VISTA SOURCE 1920x1024 1 85 1920x1038 VISTA SOURCE 1920x1038 0 1920x1080 VISTA SOURCE 1920x1...

Page 91: ...ser mode 1 Press MODE button on the menu bar The Control Mode Screenwill appear If the TITLE button is not visible press the button on the menu bar and then scroll the menu bar 2 Press Installation button 3 Enter the passcode and press OK button 4 Press the TITLE button on the menu bar The TITLE screen will appears If the TITLE button is not visible press the button on the menu bar and then scroll...

Page 92: ... B 32 For the steps for editing a registered title see 3 5 5 editing a Title Page B 31 Preparation Open the TITLE screen For details see 3 5 3 Displaying TITLE Screen Page B 25 1 Press the Input icon The Input Select screen appears 2 Select the desired input signal and then press the OK button The selected icon is displayed as a blue cursor Press the OK button to return to the TITLE screen The Typ...

Page 93: ...rom the pull down list selects the format of the input signal and the path Cinema Non Cinema 6 Press the PCF File Select button The PCF File Select screen appears 7 Select a PCF file that is associated with the signal and press the Open button Press the Open button to return to the TITLE screen To create a new PCF file press the Setting button to create the file For details on how to set a new PCF...

Page 94: ... the Open button to return to the TITLE screen 10 Press the SCREEN File Select button The SCREEN File Select screen appears 11 Select a SCREEN file that is associated with the signal and press the Open button Press the Open button to return to the TITLE screen To create a new SCREEN file press the Setting button to create the file For details on how to set a new SCREEN file see 3 7 Creating a SCRE...

Page 95: ...f the settings see List of Settings Items on Title Advanced page B 54 in 4 8 1 Press the Exit button to return to the TITLE screen 14 Press the Store As button Save the settings Press the Store As button to display the Title List screen Select the title number you want to register with the projector and press the OK button If you select a title number that has been registered its title name is dis...

Page 96: ... has been assigned its key number appears in the Macro Key column 2 Edit the settings Edit the settings as described in 3 5 4 Creating New Titles See Page B 25 3 Press the Store As button Save the settings Press the Store As button to display the Title List screen To overwrite an edited title check that the title number you are editing is selected before pressing the OK button To register an edite...

Page 97: ...pull down menu select a title from the list that appears 2 Press the Delete button When a confirmation message appears press the Yes button 3 5 7 Registering a Test Pattern for a Title Preparation Open the TITLE screen For details see 3 5 3 Displaying TITLE Screen Page B 25 1 Press the Input icon The Input Select screen appears ...

Page 98: ...en you press the TGA File button the TGA File screen appears Select the test pattern you want to register and press the OK button 4 Select Component or RGB for the type of test pattern signal 5 Press the Store As button Save the settings Press the Store As button to display the Title List screen Select the title number you want to register with the projector and press the OK button If you select a...

Page 99: ...ake changes and then save the file and another method is to create a new file however the basic operations are the same and the method of creating a new file will be described here For information on assigning a PCF file to a title see 3 5 4 Creating a New Title Page 25 3 6 2 Creating a New PCF File Preparation Open the TITLE screen For details see 3 5 3 Displaying TITLE Screen Page B 25 1 Press t...

Page 100: ...ple of setting SOURCE File Conditions Screen sizes Project the screen size in Vista Aspect ratio is 1 1 85 Input signal format HD SDI 1920x1080 24psF Squeeze signals Signals that have been compressed at the control side 1920 to 1280 in the horizontal direction and 1080 to 1024 in the vertical direction Aspect Ratio 1 85 Input Size 1280x1024 For signals other than squeeze signals Aspect Ratio 1 85 ...

Page 101: ...or RGB input Unity RGB CSC same as Mk7 Unity RGB CSC For HD SDI connector Component input 10 bit 64 940 CSC 7 Press the Import button in TCGD File to select the TCGD file In the theater P7v2 Theater is normally used Note that P7v2 telecine should be used for post production and content creation When you have selected the file press the Exit button to return to the PCF File Setup screen 8 Press the...

Page 102: ... Setting button in LUT DG File The LUT DG File Setup screen appears 11 Set the LUT DG file and then press the OK button Normally select File Select and set the file shown below When you have set the file press the OK button to return to the PCF File Setup screen Example of setting LUT DG File Movies Gamma 2 6 LUT DG equivalent to Mk7 PL2 6 LUT DG PC and Other Input Graphics_Enhanced LUT DG When us...

Page 103: ...on Save the settings Press the Save button to display the PCF File Select screen appears To overwrite an existing file check that the file being edited is selected before pressing the OK button To register a new file enter the name of file and then press the OK button ...

Page 104: ...ile however the basic operations are the same and the method of creating a new file will be described here For information on assigning a PCF file to a title see 3 5 4 Creating a New Title Page 25 3 7 2 Creating a New SCREEN File Preparation Open the TITLE screen For details see 3 5 3 Displaying TITLE Screen Page B 25 1 Press the Setting button on the right hand side of SCREEN File Select The SCRE...

Page 105: ...eave it at the default Enter X and Y values of the display area X 0 2047 Y 0 1079 Example of setting SCREEN file This sets the horizontal display area to be used when the primary lens zooming feature does not meet the required projection in a fixed wide screen format VISTA Screen Call the DC2K VISTA AREA SCREEN file HDTV Screen Call the DC2K HDTV AREA SCREEN file 5 Select the Letterbox checkbox Us...

Page 106: ...ft of the screen Top Curve Sets the amount of curvature of the top horizontal line of the screen Enter the value of the relative value from the y coordinates of Upper Left and Upper Right Setting this value to a negative value permits the correction of the distortion of the anamorphic lens Bottom Curve Sets the amount of curvature of the bottom horizontal line of the screen Enter the value of the ...

Page 107: ...to display the SCREEN File Select screen appears To overwrite an existing file check that the file being edited is selected before pressing the OK button To register a new file enter the name of file and then press the OK button Upon completion of adjustments press the Exit button to return to the TITLE screen ...

Page 108: ...criptions Functions This chapter describes functions of the menu items available on the touch panel For information on the basic operations of the touch panel refer to the NC TP6401 Touch Panel Controller User s Guide ...

Page 109: ...ngs and call the saved settings B 50 Adjust To adjust the lamp brightness Information To display the lamp information Setup To set up the lamp Lamp Memory To save the current lamp settings and call the saved settings STATUS Projector setting status is displayed in this screen B 52 TITLE Set titles and display the list in this screen This is used by the service personnel B 53 INFO Screen for displa...

Page 110: ...ted from the menu bar is displayed here Status bar The status of the controller is displayed with icons 4 2 1 Status bar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Signal Input icon Shows the input signal terminal selected Input for DVI A terminals Input for SDI A terminals Input for the multi media switcher MMS terminal Input for DVI B terminals Input for SDI B terminals TWIN Input for the multi media switcher MMS terminal...

Page 111: ... Title Shows the title selected 4 Subtitle icon Shows the status of the subtitle ON OFF When the subtitle is turned ON When the subtitle is turned OFF 5 Lamp icon Shows the status of the lamp ON OFF Lamp ON Lamp OFF 6 Anamorphic Lens icon Shows the status of the anamorphic lens ON OFF anamorphic lens ON anamorphic lens OFF 7 Douser icon Shows the status of the douser ON OFF Douser ON Douser OFF ...

Page 112: ...ions Functions B 45 4 3 START Screen When the touch panel is activated or when you press the START button from the menu bar the START screen is displayed From the START screen you can turn on and off standby status the projector ...

Page 113: ...g buttons control the douser Douser ON button Causes the douser to shut off the light to the projector Douser OFF button Deactivates the douser Macro Edit button Used to edit macro keys 1 8 button These buttons serve the same function as macro keys 1 8 provided on the control panel of the projector Pressing the title buttons allows you to select titles input signals assigned to macro keys 1 8 Titl...

Page 114: ...ia switcher MMS terminal Input for DVI B terminals Input for SDI B terminals TWIN Input for the multi media switcher MMS terminal Dual Twin input for DVI A and DVI B terminals Dual input for SDI A and SDI B terminals Displaying test patterns Type icon Indicates a signal type SCOPE HDTV Signal of Multi media switcher MMS VISTA SDTV If none is selected PC TEST signal ...

Page 115: ...he projection position to the right STOP button To stop the lens shifting Press the or buttons again during moving to stop the moving Zoom Zoom in and zoom out the projection screen button To zoom in button To zoom out STOP button To stop zooming in or out Press the or button again during zooming in or out to stop the zoom in or zoom out operation Focus Adjust the focus of the projection screen bu...

Page 116: ...mory selected in the list from the Lens Memory Test button Tests the adjustment value of the memory selected in the list Copy button Copies the memory selected in the list Paste button Saves the copied memory to any location Len Memory Setup With Focus Apply a check mark here to turn it on to also call up focus adjustment values Only when the setting is Enable OK button Closes the Lens Memory wind...

Page 117: ...ge Setup Screen used by the service Personnel T B D 4 6 1 LAMP Screen Adjust Lamp Output Adjusts the lamp output brightness Control the current at 0 1 A increments FeedBack Sets the lamp brightness constant mode that uses a brightness sensor Disable Disables the lamp brightness constant mode Enable Enables the lamp brightness constant mode Lamp Memory The lamp output values after adjustment throug...

Page 118: ... list from the Lens Memory Test button Tests the adjustment value of the memory selected in the list Copy button Copies the memory selected in the list Paste button Saves the copied memory to any location OK button Closes the Lamp Memory window and returns to the LAMP window 4 6 2 LAMP Screen Information Press the Information button on the LAMP screen to display the LAMP screen Information On the ...

Page 119: ...nput signal Processing Path Indicates whether or not Cinema is used Active Files PCF Displays the name of PCF file selected SCREEN Displays the name of SCREEN file selected Active Displays the resolution Aspect Displays the aspect ratio Anamorphic factor Displays the anamorphic factor Sub Title Indicates whether to use subtitles Anamorphic Displays the status of anamorphic lens control On Off Lamp...

Page 120: ...rminal Pressing the icon allows you to change the corresponding icon TGA File Displays the name of PCF file selected in the right column Component RGB Selects Component or RGB signal input Type A field that shows or sets the type of signal Pressing the icon allows you to change the corresponding icon Format Selects a format for the signal type Path Selects the path for signal type Advanced Sets th...

Page 121: ...lect Not Use from the Lens Memory screen and press the OK button The associated lens memory appears in the right column of the Lens Memory button Lamp Memory Button Select a lamp memory to associate with the selected title when the lamp memory is used Press the Lamp Memory button to display the Lamp Memory screen For the setup of lamp memory see the description of Memory List buttons on the LAMP s...

Page 122: ...rret is used With Anamo Selects the anamorphic lens mounted to the optional motor operated turret lens Without Anamo No anamorphic lens is used Vertical Frequency Factory set default value keep 0 in normal operations Sequence Set Selection Factory set default value keep 0 in normal operations Exit button Used to save all the settings entered and quit the Title Edit submenu operation 4 8 2 PCF Sett...

Page 123: ...Touch Panel 4 Menu Descriptions Functions B 56 4 8 3 3D Controls Screen Press the 3D Controls button on the Advanced screen to display the 3D Controls Screen ...

Page 124: ...s the version of the MMS connected to the projector head Serial Displays the serial number of the MMS BIOS Displays the BIOS version of the MMS Firmware Displays the firmware version of the MMS Data Displays the data version of the MMS FPGA Displays the FPGA version of the MMS IP Address Displays the IP address of use of MMS Cinema Board Dsiplays the system status of the Cinema Board Interface Dis...

Page 125: ...Touch Panel 4 Menu Descriptions Functions B 58 Error Log Screen System Log Screen ...

Page 126: ... Use this window to make color adjustments Page B 62 4 10 1 SETUP Screen Page1 Press the Page1 button on he SETUP screen to display the SETUP Page1 window Douser Mode The douser function will be activated during the switching of signals the light for projection Disable The lens douser function will be not activated during the switching of signals Enable The lens douser function will be activated d...

Page 127: ...title Without Anomo Disables anamorphic lens With Anamo Enables anamorphic lens GPIO Control Select a PC board under control of the GP I O port when the projector is to be controlled by the External Control terminal GP I O With Enable selected to be controlled by the GP I O the projector does not accept commands issued using the control panel buttons remote control unit or personal computer Disabl...

Page 128: ...r projector SYSTEM and a PC when they are connected by a commercially available RS 232C straight cable Select one from 4800 9600 192000 and 38400 Select the transfer speed corresponding to the speed of the connected devices MMS Select Select the MMS for operation when you use a multimedia switcher MMS separately sold You can connect only one MMS Not Use Not use the MMS Built in To use the incorpor...

Page 129: ... the projector head Enter new passcode Input new pass code Enter new passcode to confirm Input new pass code to confirm 4 10 3 SETUP Screen Color Setting Press the Color Setting button on the SETUP screen to display the SETUP Color Setting window For details of the settings see 3 3 Adjusting Colors Page B 15 MCGD Setup Used for the MCGD settings Create button Start creating the MCGD data TCGD Setu...

Page 130: ...Address and Subnet Mask fields Automatic IP address subnet mask and gateway are automatically assigned by a DHCP server Manual IP address subnet mask etc are assigned by the network administrator Entries are required System IP Address If Manual is clicked in the IP Setting box above enter in this field the System IP address 12 numerals in the network to which it is connected Cinema IP Address If M...

Page 131: ...k to which your projector is connected Selection is possible only when you have selected Manual in the IP Setting box above When you click this checkbox the address you set in the fields below as the default gateway becomes valid When you deselect this checkbox empty no default gateway is set DNS Configuration Enter the IP address of the DN server 12 numerals of the network to which your projector...

Page 132: ...Touch Panel 5 Appendix B 65 5 Appendix 5 1 Trouble Shooting T B D ...

Page 133: ... B 50 LAMP Screen Adjust B 50 LAMP Screen Information B 51 LAN Screen B 63 LAN Screen IP Address B 63 Lens Memory B 48 M MMS Select B 61 P Panel Key Lock B 59 Passcode B 62 PCF Setting Screen B 55 S SETUP Screen B 59 SETUP Screen Color Setting B 62 SETUP Screen Page1 B 59 SETUP Screen Page2 B 61 Shift B 48 SOURCE Setting Screen B 55 STATUS Screen B 52 Store As B 53 System Log Screen B 58 T Title A...

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