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The table below lists LED-PRO communications specifications.

* 115k Baud recommended for LED tile firmware upload only.

* 19.2k Baud recommended for normal operation, such as Director Toolset.

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The table below lists LED-PRO agency specifications.

Mounting

2 RU rack mount

Weight

17.5 lbs (7.93 kg)

Shipping Weight

20 lbs (9.07 kg)

Table A-4.

LED-PRO Physical and Electrical Specifications (Continued)

Parameter

Detail

Specification

Table A-5.

LED-PRO Communications Specifications

Parameter

Detail

Specification

Communications

RS-232

DB-9 Female, DCE, 115k Baud *

Ethernet

RJ-45, 10/100 Mbps Autosense

Table A-6.

LED-PRO Agency Specifications

Parameter

Detail

Specification

Agency Specifications

EMI/EMC

EN55103-1 E4, EN55103-2, FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A

Safety

EN 60950 Class 1

Summary of Contents for Led Pro

Page 1: ...r d ibaJmol Manual 26 0501000 00 Revision B qj...

Page 2: ...se the user will be responsible for correcting any interference d Barco provides a guarantee relating to perfect manufacturing as part of the legally stipulated terms of guarantee On receipt the purch...

Page 3: ...regulations specified in this manual must be complied with by the customer q Brand and product names mentioned in this manual may be trademarks registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective...

Page 4: ...ial for safe operation d m This product is grounded through the grounding conductor of the power cord To avoid electrical shock plug the power cord into a properly wired receptacle before connecting t...

Page 5: ...structions in the literature accompanying the appliance sboqfppbjbkq Le point d exclamation dans un triangle equilat ral signale alerter l utilisateur qu il y a des instructions d operation et d entre...

Page 6: ...1 06 1620 Change summary Added new features including Setup Wizard Input Wizard diagonal test pattern scrolling and 50 60Hz refresh rate selection Restructured system menus by adding LED Menu Source A...

Page 7: ...el 10 Display Section 11 Menu Keys Section 12 Inputs Section 13 About the LOGO 14 LED PRO Rear Panel 15 P f K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K NT In Th...

Page 8: ...Red Bright 44 Grn Contrast 44 Grn Bright 44 Blue Contrast 44 Blue Bright 44 Sharpness 45 Clip to SubBlk 45 Luma Tracking 45 EDID DVI 45 Source Alignment SDI 46 Contrast 46 Brightness 46 Hue 46 Satura...

Page 9: ...LED Gamma 82 LED Information 82 Lock to Source 83 Minimum Delay 83 Save Config 84 Reset Config 84 Effects 85 Trans With 85 Trans Time 85 Logo 86 Capture Logo 86 Delete Logo 86 Logo Present 86 In Auto...

Page 10: ...rn 102 Source 102 Type 102 LED OSD 102 Status 103 Type 103 Boost Mode 103 Creative Mode 103 Tile Mode 103 RS232 104 Save Config 104 Reset Config 104 Using the Input Position Menu 105 Input Position Me...

Page 11: ...K K K K K K K K K K K K K KNOR In This Appendix 125 Default Serial Parameters 126 Diagnostics Port 126 RS 232 Port 126 Default IP Address 127 RS 232 Mode 127 LED PRO Remote Commands 128 Resolution Re...

Page 12: ...143 IVATV nnnn 144 IVPOS nnnn 144 IVTOTAL 144 IVREC in 144 IVSAV in 145 LCK in 145 RTE in 145 ICLIP 145 ILUMA 145 ISHRP 145 LCKMODE mode type 145 LCKPHASE h 146 OCNT nnn 146 OCRST 146 OCSAV 146 OGM m...

Page 13: ...MODE 156 MINSTAT 156 LOCKOUT 156 LOGOD 156 LOGOL 156 LOGOS 156 LOGOI 156 TRN type n 156 PANH nnn n 157 PANV nnn n 157 VIEW nn 157 VIEWD nn 158 VIEWR nn 158 VIEWS nn 158 VIEWI in 158 VIEWIR 158 VIEWIS...

Page 14: ...xiv LED PRO User s Guide Table of Contents...

Page 15: ...ter is designed to introduce you to the LED PRO User s Guide Areas to be covered are Chapter Structure How to Use This Guide Conventions About the LED PRO Features What s New in Firmware Version 2 0 C...

Page 16: ...17 provides comprehensive system installation instructions Chapter 4 Operation on page 25 provides menu tress plus comprehensive system operating instructions Chapter 5 Upgrading Software on page 111...

Page 17: ...q f Use the Table of Contents bookmarks to navigate a desired topic Click any item to instantly jump to that section of the guide You can also use the Index to jump to specific topics within a chapte...

Page 18: ...25 for details Should you have any questions regarding the installation or operation of the LED PRO system please consult with the factory Refer to Appendix C Contact Information on page 161 for info...

Page 19: ...and applying custom gamma curves In Chapter 4 refer to the Using the Setup Wizard section on page 56 for details Input Wizard The Input Wizard allows users to easily setup and configure input sources...

Page 20: ...ss Boost and Creative modes OLite only Tile mode virtual real mode selection In Chapter 4 refer to the Using the LED Menu section on page 98 for details Director Toolset Patch Customers using LED PRO...

Page 21: ...l Via DVI and fiber optics via the optional Barco Fiberlink Transmitter and Receiver An optional Barco AEC Ambient Environment Controller is shown The customer supplied laptop PC is required for LED w...

Page 22: ...nical problems If you have application questions require further information or would like to discuss your application requirements in more detail please call 916 859 2500 Our Customer Support Enginee...

Page 23: ...LED PRO User s Guide 9 OK e l f q This chapter provides detailed diagrams of the system s front and rear panels The following topics are discussed LED PRO Front Panel LED PRO Rear Panel...

Page 24: ...ion The Menu Keys Section includes five buttons that take you directly to the top level of various system menus Refer to the Menu Keys Section heading on page 12 for details 3 Inputs Section The Input...

Page 25: ...line on which action can be taken The double arrow indicates that a sub menu is available In Chapter 4 refer to the Menu Tree section on page 30 for complete menu structure details ADJUST use the Adju...

Page 26: ...to access the Status Menu In Chapter 4 refer to the Using the Pan Zoom Menu section on page 95 for menu details LED press to access the top level of the LED Menu which enables you to perform various L...

Page 27: ...e transition type specified in the Effects Menu 3 selects universal input 3 the rear panel BNC connectors as the LED wall s source When pressed the input is routed to the output using the transition t...

Page 28: ...ture process To capture a LOGO menu method 1 Manually freeze the desired image SETUP Expert Mode Freeze On 2 Manually capture the logo SETUP Expert Mode Logo Capture Logo Please note the following imp...

Page 29: ...r pinout specifications 2 Universal Input 2 Two HD 15 connectors are provided for Universal Input 2 one for the input and the other for a buffered loop through The input corresponds to Button 2 in the...

Page 30: ...One RJ 45 connector is provided for 10 100BaseT Ethernet communications with LED PRO The port is typically used for diagnostics or command line operations via Telnet Telnet is via port 10001 S telnet...

Page 31: ...instructions for installing the LED PRO hardware The following topics are discussed Safety Precautions Unpacking and Inspection Site Preparation Cable and Adapter Information Rack Mount Installation...

Page 32: ...from their packaging and checked that all the listed components are present visually inspect each unit to ensure there was no damage during shipping If there is damage notify the shipping carrier imm...

Page 33: ...t only to a properly rated supply circuit Reliable grounding earthing of rack mounted equipment should be maintained Rack mount the unit from the front rack ears using four rack screws not supplied Ra...

Page 34: ...ust be used and must conform to IEC 227 and IEC 245 standards This cord will be fitted with a tandem prong type plug The rear panel ON OFF switch does not disconnect the unit from input AC power To fa...

Page 35: ...ar panel universal input connectors Refer to the Format Connection Table section on page 23 for connection details using a customer supplied breakout cable 2 Connect a laptop PC to LED PRO via either...

Page 36: ...s input connector e g DVI or MDR Refer to the Cable and Adapter Information on page 18 for details on all connection cables Option If you are using a fiber optic link Ensure that power is properly co...

Page 37: ...C PAL DVD or VCR Using a customer supplied VGA to 5 x BNC breakout cable multiple input combinations are possible Cells with checks denote the connections required for the indicated format Please cont...

Page 38: ...24 LED PRO User s Guide 3 Installation Format Connection Table...

Page 39: ...s are discussed Control Overview Power Up Initialization Quick Setup and Operations Menu Tree Using the Menu System Quick Function Reference Using the Status Menu Using the Setup Menu Using the Setup...

Page 40: ...provide it with information concerning the LED tiles Operations of the Director Toolset are not covered in this guide Please refer to the Director Toolset User s Guide for more information m Jr f Aft...

Page 41: ...ion If DHCP was enabled LED PRO will attempt to contact the DHCP server for an IP address During this process the following message is shown Figure 4 5 Initialization Screen Connect to DHCP Server If...

Page 42: ...itialization Screen Load Logo At the conclusion of the procedure the Input 1 button light and the Status Menu is shown Setting Ethernet with static IP addr Please wait Note It takes approximately 40 s...

Page 43: ...2 Run the Input Wizard Refer to the Using the Input Wizard section on page 62 for instructions 3 Select your inputs and roll your video Please note For advanced system operations and specific tweaks...

Page 44: ...u System Using the Status Menu Using the Setup Menu Using the Test Pattern Menu Using the Pan Zoom Menu Using the LED Menu Using the Input Position Menu Status Menu Setup Menu Test Pattern Menu Pan Zo...

Page 45: ...ilable The navigation cursor in the left hand column indicates the current line on which action can be taken This arrow scrolls as you rotate the knob Scrolling Turn the ADJUST knob counter clockwise...

Page 46: ...level The SEL button is also used to answer Yes to certain menu queries The ESC button is also used to answer No to certain menu queries Note The display itself is four lines high and the ADJUST knob...

Page 47: ...le Timing Adjust Menu 71 Align or adjust a DVI source Source Alignment DVI 48 Align or adjust an analog source Source Alignment Analog 43 Align or adjust an SDI source Source Alignment SDI 46 Capture...

Page 48: ...al preset settings to default values Reset 97 Reset an input configuration Reset Config 78 Reset output configuration Reset Config 84 Reset to factory default Factory Reset 51 Run the Input Wizard Usi...

Page 49: ...elay Minimum Delay 83 Set the display mode to crop or scale Display Mode 76 Set the input s aspect ratio Aspect Ratio 76 Set the RS 232 baud rate RS232 51 Verify if LOGO is present in memory Logo Pres...

Page 50: ...ss the Status Menu Automatic access after system boot up Press ESC once for each level that you are down within a menu tree S On the LED Menu the cursor is on LED Information Press ESC once to access...

Page 51: ...th the Save Config or Save System State functions the field shows the name of the user input configuration instead of the format In this case to view the format s parameters use the Input Menu SETUP E...

Page 52: ...s include No Wall detected no Barco LED wall is connected to LED PRO Wall Enabled Barco LED wall detected and enabled Wall Standby Barco LED wall detected and in standby mode If no wall is detected en...

Page 53: ...39 4 Operation Using the Setup Menu r p j The following topics are discussed in this section Setup Menu Tree Setup Menu Description Programming EDID Using the Setup Wizard Using the Input Wizard Using...

Page 54: ...tup Wizard Source Alignment Setup Wizard Input Wizard Input Wizard Contrast Brightness Red Contrast Red Bright Grn Contrast Grn Bright Blue Contrast Blue Bright Sharpness Clip SubBlk Luma Track EDID D...

Page 55: ...ach time the unit is turned on The figure below illustrates the Setup Menu Figure 4 13 Setup Menu Following are descriptions of each menu function Setup Wizard Input Wizard Source Alignment Analog Sou...

Page 56: ...for full instructions f t From the Setup Menu select Input Wizard to display the Input Wizard Start Menu which enables you to quickly and conveniently set up all inputs and position them on the LED wa...

Page 57: ...e Alignment Menu function Contrast Brightness Red Contrast Red Bright Grn Contrast Grn Bright Blue Contrast Blue Bright Sharpness Clip to SubBlk Luma Tracking EDID DVI From the Analog Source Alignment...

Page 58: ...25 0 0 0 is the default setting d From the Analog Source Alignment Menu select Grn Contrast to adjust the contrast of the selected input s green channel The adjustment range is 25 0 to 25 0 0 0 is th...

Page 59: ...Source Alignment Menu select Clip to SubBlk to eliminate low level noise in black regions of the image The adjustment range is 0 to 15 0 is the default setting i q From the Analog Source Alignment Me...

Page 60: ...I Source Alignment Menu select Contrast to adjust the overall contrast of the selected SDI input The adjustment range is 75 0 to 125 0 100 is the default setting _ From the SDI Source Alignment Menu s...

Page 61: ...he default setting which sets the scaler to its optimum sharpness p _ From the SDI Source Alignment Menu select Clip to SubBlk to eliminate low level noise in black regions of the image The adjustment...

Page 62: ...g _ From the DVI Source Alignment Menu select Brightness to adjust the overall brightness of the selected SDI input The adjustment range is 75 0 to 125 0 100 is the default setting p From the DVI Sour...

Page 63: ...and named in the Global Preset Menu under the Setup Menu heading Presets cannot be named in the Pan Zoom Menu A stored global Preset can be recalled and applied to the currently selected input The fig...

Page 64: ...e is empty the message Preset Saved appears to confirm the procedure If the file is already in use a confirmation menu appears Press SEL to overwrite the Preset Press ESC to return to the Save Preset...

Page 65: ...Using the Expert Mode Menu section on page 66 for full instructions p p p From the Setup Menu select Save System State to perform the following functions Save all input output and system settings in n...

Page 66: ...n Figure 4 24 Factory Reset Menu Note that this procedure deletes all saved user information input configurations output configuration custom formats presets and the LOGO if stored in flash memory To...

Page 67: ...st for the EDID information to be read Use the following steps to program EDID 1 Ensure that there are no cables connected to LED PRO s DVI I input and loop through connectors 2 From the Source Alignm...

Page 68: ...D DVI Input Detection Error Message Disconnect all cables from the DVI input connectors then press ESC to continue with programming Once the system detects that no DVI source or display is connected L...

Page 69: ...ection on page 162 for details 6 If programming is successful the following message is shown Figure 4 30 EDID Programming Successful Message Press ESC to return to the EDID DVI In Format Menu 7 Reconn...

Page 70: ...olset The Director Toolset is still required for wall color calibration tile firmware updates and for creating and applying custom gamma curves Use the following steps to run the Setup Wizard 1 Please...

Page 71: ...er if used If no errors were detected during the detection interval continue with step 6 5 If errors were found during the detection interval the Wall Information Menu will not be shown Instead one of...

Page 72: ...nt as entered is incorrect the Tile Count Mismatch Menu is shown Figure 4 35 Tile Count Mismatch Menu sample Press SEL to return to the Set Wall Dimensions Menu and enter the correct number of horizon...

Page 73: ...ion Menu sample Highlight the correct connection point and press SEL Please note In a standard tile array choices are Bottom Right Bottom Left Top Right and Top Left In a horizontal tile array that is...

Page 74: ...From the Rolling Grid Test Menu the Position Output Menu appears Figure 4 39 Position Output Menu sample If required Select H Position and adjust the raster box for a perfect outline Select H Size an...

Page 75: ...ecial automatic Wizard settings OLite LED Tiles If you are using OLite tiles the Setup Wizard has automatically set the Creative Mode on the LED Menu to Normal To perform a complete creative setup ins...

Page 76: ...Menu 3 Press SEL to launch the wizard and display the Input Wizard Start Message Figure 4 42 Input Wizard Start Message 4 Press SEL to display the Select Input Menu Note that the Raster Box appears on...

Page 77: ...e LED wall contrast for all inputs Figure 4 45 Wall Contrast Menu sample Select the Value line and adjust for the desired wall contrast from 0 to 100 Press SEL to enable 7 Select Next to display the W...

Page 78: ...4 47 Save Config As Menu sample To save an input configuration a Scroll to the filename field e g File1 and press SEL The navigation cursor changes to the edit cursor allowing you to edit the first ch...

Page 79: ...is shown Select Yes to return to the Select Input Menu Repeat steps 4 through 8 for each additional input Select No to exit the wizard and return to the Status Menu After you exit the system performs...

Page 80: ...Porch H Sync H Rate V Total V Active V Front Porch V Sync V Rate Interlaced Aspect Ratio Mode Ratio Display Mode Letterbox Processing Sync Sel Delntlc Pulldown Cmp Sync Slice Save Config Reset Config...

Page 81: ...m setup functions A sample menu is shown below Figure 4 50 Expert Mode Menu sample Following are descriptions of each menu function Input Output Effects Logo In Auto Acquire Freeze System Software Ver...

Page 82: ...pace Source Alignment Custom In Format Aspect Ratio Display Mode Letterbox Processing Save Config Reset Config Recall Config Delete Config Unsaved Changes Note The Input Setup Menu changes dynamically...

Page 83: ...currently selected format does not match the input signal for the selected channel the display remains black and the menu indicates Invalid Signal To change the input video format 1 Select the input...

Page 84: ...n a q From the Input Setup Menu select Timing Adjust to display either the 1 1 Timing Adjust Menu or the OverSample Timing Adjust Menu depending on your selected sampling mode Each menu allows for exa...

Page 85: ...ted the Oversample Timing Adjust Menu is shown Figure 4 53 OverSample Timing Adjust Menu sample Following are descriptions of each menu function which are only available when OverSample is selected Ri...

Page 86: ...ay change this setting to BETA or M II to allow the LED PRO to correctly sample the Y Pb and Pr components across their full dynamic range p From the Input Setup Menu select Source Alignment to displa...

Page 87: ...To save a custom format a From the Custom Input Formats Menu select Save As to display the Save Custom Format As menu Figure 4 55 Save Custom Format As Menu sample b Scroll to the format name field e...

Page 88: ...recommended that you press ESC and re edit the name Delete enables you to delete any saved user formats from the library To delete a custom format a From the Custom Input Formats Menu select Delete to...

Page 89: ...s in lines the number of lines that comprise the vertical sync pulse V Rate Hz sets the vertical sync rate of the format in Hz Interlaced allows you enable or disable interlacing When enabled the V To...

Page 90: ...ratio selected prior to selecting Custom a j From the Input Setup Menu select Display Mode to select one of two display modes Crop select this option to map the input or a portion of the input to the...

Page 91: ...during one field and odd lines are scanned during the next field Progressive video lines in the frame are sequentially scanned LED PRO utilizes an advanced Motion Adaptive De interlacing MAD technique...

Page 92: ...d for the currently selected input format and type Note The default Sync Slice level has been optimized for virtually all sources that will be encountered and should rarely if ever require adjustment...

Page 93: ...on Press ESC to return to the Delete Config Menu enabling you to select a different file or return safely to the Input Setup Menu via ESC r If you change any parameter within the Input Setup Menu but...

Page 94: ...3 LED Output Menu Following are descriptions of each menu function Timing Adjust Refresh Rate LED Control LED Status LED Contrast LED Gamma LED Information Lock to Source Minimum Delay Save Config Res...

Page 95: ...Sync adjusts in pixels the H sync width V Total adjusts in lines the total line count per frame V Position adjusts in lines the offset of the start of active area from V sync V Size adjusts in lines...

Page 96: ...This command is only applicable when LED Control is set to Local iba d From the LED Output Menu select LED Gamma to specify the Gamma curve associated with the current output There are several types...

Page 97: ...put resolutions HV Lock both horizontal and vertical lock This mode is available only if the input and output V Totals are the same H Phase allows the output H timing to be adjusted relative to the Lo...

Page 98: ...emory The message Saving Configuration is shown Note that there is only one output configuration file Once saved the output values are retained across power cycles If you do not save the parameters th...

Page 99: ...l fades to black then the new channel s video transitions in The transition rate is determined by the Trans Time value Logo this mode is only selectable if there is stored LOGO image in non volatile m...

Page 100: ...button In Chapter 2 refer to the About the LOGO section on page 14 for more information a i Scroll to the Delete Logo function and press SEL to delete the current LOGO from memory The front panel LOGO...

Page 101: ...PRO automatically detects and acquires the input video type and resolution in most cases and limits menu selections as applicable to the detected type Advanced users that already know a source s video...

Page 102: ..._ On the System Menu scroll to the VFD Brightness function and press SEL to adjust the intensity of the front panel vacuum fluorescent display VFD The adjustment range is 7 dimmest to 8 brightest The...

Page 103: ...Commands section on page 128 for a complete list of commands and descriptions b On the System Menu select the Ethernet function to display the Ethernet Menu which enables you to set Ethernet parameter...

Page 104: ...ting the IP address h Repeat steps b through d for all remaining quads i When complete press ESC to return to the Ethernet Menu and verify that the IP address is correct At this point all new static I...

Page 105: ...t function to display the EDID In Format Menu which enables you to update LED PRO s preferred EDID resolution Refer to the Programming EDID section on page 53 for instructions i c m On the System Menu...

Page 106: ...ge will be shown when you attempt to exit the menu Figure 4 75 Save System Configuration Message Press SEL to save the changes Press ESC to continue operations without saving changes p s From the Expe...

Page 107: ...trates the complete menu tree there are no sub menus Figure 4 77 Test Pattern Menu Tree q m j a The Test Pattern Menu allows you to control test patterns the raster box and diagonal motion A sample me...

Page 108: ...selected output raster video The border is shown as a dashed line intentionally allowing you to view the input video behind it and easily align the input video a j On the Test Pattern Menu select the...

Page 109: ...cussed in this section Pan Zoom Menu Tree Pan Zoom Menu Description m C w j q Press PAN ZOOM to access the Pan Zoom Menu The figure below illustrates the complete menu tree there are no sub menus Figu...

Page 110: ...the new input all Pan and Zoom values on the menu update This is the only location within the menu tree where inputs can be panned and zoomed A sample menu is shown below Figure 4 80 Pan Zoom Menu sa...

Page 111: ...ut s current pan and zoom settings in memory A brief message is shown on the display indicating that the preset is being saved Note that the saved preset will be restored on power up for the correspon...

Page 112: ...access the LED Menu The figure below illustrates the complete menu tree including sub menus Figure 4 81 LED Menu Tree LED Menu LED Control LED Status LED Contrast LED Gamma LED Info LED Type LED Test...

Page 113: ...r convenience A sample menu is shown below Figure 4 82 LED Menu sample Following are descriptions of each menu function LED Control LED Status LED Contrast LED Gamma LED Information LED Test Pattern L...

Page 114: ...a From the LED Menu select LED Contrast to adjust the overall contrast of the LED wall Please note The selected value is not updated until SEL is pressed This command is only applicable when LED Contr...

Page 115: ...LED walls available and the product list is updated regularly as new products become available q The Tile Count field lists the number of tiles detected ibaJmol fa The LED PRO ID field lists the ID n...

Page 116: ...each menu function Source Type p The Source field enables you to set the LED test pattern mode If status is n a ensure that LED Control is set to Local Internal test patterns are controlled from withi...

Page 117: ...unning the tiles brighter accelerates the dimming of the overall LED capacity over time Refer to the specific tile documentation for details j On the LED Menu the Creative Mode field enables certain t...

Page 118: ...g to save all current output configuration settings in non volatile memory o On the LED Menu select Reset Config to remove all user entered configuration settings and restore the default values for th...

Page 119: ...n Menu Tree Input Position Menu Description f m j q Press INPUT POS to access the Input Position Menu The figure below illustrates the complete menu tree including sub menus Figure 4 87 Input Position...

Page 120: ...ine Use the physical button itself as the identifier A sample menu is shown below Figure 4 88 Input Position Menu sample Following are descriptions of each menu function H Position H Size V Position V...

Page 121: ...r each input source If you do not save the parameters the information will not be restored upon the next system power up sequence A filename may include up to 19 characters To save an input configurat...

Page 122: ...ails o From the Input Position Menu select Reset Config to remove all user entered configuration settings from the current input This action causes the system to restore the parameters from the system...

Page 123: ...ple To recall an input configuration 1 Scroll to the filename field e g File1 and press SEL The navigation cursor changes to the edit cursor allowing you to browse the file list 2 Choose a file by tur...

Page 124: ...110 LED PRO User s Guide 4 Operation Using the Input Position Menu...

Page 125: ...q This chapter provides detailed instructions for upgrading LED PRO system software The following topics are discussed Software Upgrade Overview Hardware Requirements Software Requirements Downloadin...

Page 126: ...rming to EIA RS 232 specifications e g standard modem cable The cable should have a DB 9 male connector on one end for connection to LED PRO s Diagnostic port and the appropriate connector on the othe...

Page 127: ...ctory ftp ftp folsom com Products Video LEDPro 4 Transfer the following file to the target folder on your PC LED PRO_Rev exe 5 Please continue with the Serial Upgrade Method section on page 114 s t p...

Page 128: ...ostic port 4 Power up the LED PRO 5 On the PC click Start Programs Barco Folsom LED PRO Rev LED PRO Flash File Loader Rev to launch the Flash Loader utility as shown below Figure 5 1 Flash Loader Util...

Page 129: ...display the Setup Menu c On the Setup Menu navigate to the Diagnostic RS232 Menu by selecting Expert Mode System Diagnostic RS232 Figure 5 3 Diagnostic RS232 Menu sample d On the menu ensure that the...

Page 130: ...section on page 52 for additional details 15 On LED PRO verify that the new software has been loaded correctly Press SETUP then navigate to the Software Version Menu by selecting Expert Mode Software...

Page 131: ...detailed technical specifications for the LED PRO The following topics are discussed Input Specifications Output Specifications User Control Specifications Physical and Electrical Specifications Comm...

Page 132: ...th buffered loop through Supports both universal analog and DVI Input 2 1 15 pin HD connectors with buffered loop through Input 3 5 BNC connectors each with buffered loop through Serial Digital Video...

Page 133: ...3 LED PRO User Control Specifications Parameter Detail Specification User Control Local control User friendly front panel interface dedicated menus and buttons Setup Local manual or via Setup Wizard...

Page 134: ...RU rack mount Weight 17 5 lbs 7 93 kg Shipping Weight 20 lbs 9 07 kg Table A 4 LED PRO Physical and Electrical Specifications Continued Parameter Detail Specification Table A 5 LED PRO Communications...

Page 135: ...c Connector NRJ a The figure below illustrates the analog 15 pin D connector Figure A 1 Analog 15 pin D Connector chassis view The table below lists Analog 15 pin D connector pinouts Table A 7 Analog...

Page 136: ...a 2 14 5V Power 3 T M D S Data 2 4 Shield 15 ground for 5V 4 T M D S Data 4 16 Hot Plug Detect 5 T M D S Data 4 17 T M D S Data 0 6 DDC Clock 18 T M D S Data 0 7 DDC Data 19 T M D S Data 0 5 Shield 8...

Page 137: ...rnet connector Figure A 3 Ethernet Connector The table below lists Ethernet connector pinouts Table A 9 Ethernet Connector Pinouts Pin Signal Wire Color 1 TX Data White Orange 2 TX Data Orange 3 RX Da...

Page 138: ...nector The table below lists Serial and Diagnostic connector pinouts Table A 10 Serial and Diagnostic Connector Pinouts Pin RS 232 Signal Description 1 CD Carrier Detect 2 RXD Received Data 3 TXD Tran...

Page 139: ...Guide 125 _K o m f q This appendix provides information regarding external remote control protocol The following topics are discussed Default Serial Parameters Default IP Address RS 232 Mode LED PRO R...

Page 140: ...Port settings In Chapter 4 refer to the RS232 section on page 51 for instructions on changing the RS 232 port settings a m Following are the default serial communications settings for the Diagnostics...

Page 141: ...xcept for the last argument in the chain All commands in RS 232 mode must be terminated with a carriage return ASCII 13 The carriage return will tell the command processor to begin execution of the co...

Page 142: ...below lists LED PRO resolution remote commands f o The table below lists LED PRO input remote commands Table B 2 LED PRO Resolution Remote Commands Command Description Page RESH Query list of availabl...

Page 143: ...e Set Input Colorspace 139 ICSP in Query Input Colorspace 139 ICUSE in Query Input Configuration Name used for a channel 139 IEDGE in edge nnnn Adjust top bottom left or right edge in Oversample mode...

Page 144: ...uery Input Sync Slice Threshold 143 ITYPE in mode Set Input Type 143 ITYPE in Query Input Type 144 IVATV nnnn Set Input Vert Active 144 IVATV Query Input Vert Active 144 IVPOS nnnn Set Input Vert Posi...

Page 145: ...OHATV nnnn Set Output Horiz Active 147 OHATV Query Output Horiz Active 147 OHPOS nnnn Set Output Horiz Position 147 OHPOS Query Output Horiz Position 147 OHSYNC nnnn Set Output Horiz Sync 147 OHSYNC...

Page 146: ...for custom format 151 EFHATV Query Horiz Active for custom format 151 EFHFP nn Set Horiz Front Porch for custom format 151 EFHFP Query Horiz Front Porch for custom format 151 EFHSYNC nn Set Horiz Sync...

Page 147: ...et IP address Subnet mask default Gateway IP 154 EIP Query Ethernet IP address 154 EMAC Query Ethernet MAC address 154 SBAUD n Adjust Serial Baud Rate 155 SBAUD Query Serial Baud Rate 155 SYSAV Save S...

Page 148: ...Table B 9 LED PRO Pan Zoom View Remote Commands Command Description Page PANH nnn n Set Output Horizontal Pan 157 PANH Query Output Horizontal Pan Setting 157 PANV nnn n Set Output Vertical Pan 157 P...

Page 149: ...for resolution list Query RESI in Returns the Input Resolution for the specified channel in the format nn S RESI 1 Set Input Resolution of currently selected input channel to resolution index 1 NTSC...

Page 150: ...format mode S PCOMP 1 0 Disables Pulldown Compensation mode for channel 1 S PCOMP 2 Queries Pulldown Compensation mode of channel 2 cobbw Description Enables disables output Freeze Parameters mode 0 1...

Page 151: ...ied source Parameters in Input chnl 1 3 nnn n Brightness value Range 75 to 125 Query IBRT in Returns the Input Brightness value of the specified source in the format nnn n S BRT 2 110 Adjusts input 2...

Page 152: ...sensitive S ICDEL file1 Deletes Input configuration stored as FILE1 f ob Description Recalls saved Input Configuration Parameters in Input chnl 1 4 filename configuration that is being recalled not c...

Page 153: ...nput chnl 1 4 Returns Name of the Input configuration used if any S ICUSE 1 Lists names of saved input configurations used by channel 1 fbadb Description Set Input Edge in oversample mode The minimum...

Page 154: ...HATV in Returns the Input Horizontal Active in the format nnnn S IHATV 1 1024 Set Input Horizontal Active for channel 1 to 1024 S IHATV 1 Queries Input Horizontal Active for channel 1 femlp Descriptio...

Page 155: ...GB source Parameters in Input chnl 1 4 nnn Input Hue 180 180 Query IHUE in Returns the Input Hue in the format nnn S IHUE 1 170 Adjusts input hue of channel 1 to 170 S IHUE 1 Queries Input Hue of chan...

Page 156: ...ues of the specified source in the format nnn n S IRCNT 1 B 15 Adjusts input 1 Blue Contrast to be 15 S IRCNT 1 B Queries input Blue Contrast of Channel 1 fp q Description Adjust Input Saturation Para...

Page 157: ...eries Input Sync selected for channel 1 fpvk pif b Description Adjusts the Input Sync Slice Threshold selection Parameters in Input chnl 1 3 nnn Sync Slice Threshold 20 280mV in steps of 10 Query ISYN...

Page 158: ...Query IVATV Returns the Input s Vertical Active value in the format nnnn S IVATV 768 Set Input Vertical Active to 768 S IVATV Queries Input Vertical Active fsmlp Description Set Input Vertical Positio...

Page 159: ...Input Configuration S LCK 1 Queries Lock status for channel 1 oqb Description Selects and routes input to be processed Parameters in Input 1 5 1 2 3 4 SDI 5 Black or Logo Query RTE Returns the input...

Page 160: ...ource Horizontal Phase in the format h S LCKPHASE 150 Set Lock To Source H Phase to 150 S LCKPHASE Queries Lock To Source H Phase l kq Description Adjust LED Wall Output Contrast Parameters nnn Output...

Page 161: ...of Output H Total Output H Sync Query OHATV Returns the Output Horizontal Active value in the format nnnn S OHATV 1024 Set Output Horizontal Active to 1024 S OHATV Queries Output Horizontal Active lem...

Page 162: ...OTAL 1344 Set Output Horizontal Total to 1344 S OHTOTAL Queries Output Horizontal Total lqmj Description Sets Internal Test pattern mode and raster box mode Parameters type Test Pattern type type 0 10...

Page 163: ...lspvk Description Set Output Vertical Sync Width The minimum limit is 2 and maximum limit is dependent on the output resolution Parameters nnnn Output Vertical Sync Width nnnn 2 Output V Total Output...

Page 164: ...nn S EFRES 1 Load custom format settings with resolution index 1 values S EFRES Query the base resolution for custom format settings bcobpe Description Query the available resolution list for custom...

Page 165: ...uery the custom format s H Active value bcecm Description Set custom format s Horizontal Front Porch value Parameters nn H Front Porch 4 H Total H Active H Sync 4 Query EFHFP Returns the custom format...

Page 166: ...e Parameters nnnn V Active 400 V Total V Sync V Front Porch Query EFVATV Returns the custom format s Vertical Active value in the format nnnn S EFVATV 768 Set custom format V Active as 768 S EFVATV Qu...

Page 167: ...o non volatile memory Parameters filename name given to custom format when it is stored This filename is translated to all upper case characters If same custom format name exist it will be overwritten...

Page 168: ...IP address subnet mask and default Gateway IP Parameters IP address xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 0 255 Subnet mask yyy yyy yyy yyy yyy 0 255 Gateway IP zzz zzz zzz zzz zzz 0 255 Query EIP Returns the Ethernet...

Page 169: ...ate into non volatile memory Parameters None S SYSAV Saves System State ebim x z Description Displays Command List Parameters op A Z optional command S Help Displays command list S Help Freez Displays...

Page 170: ...ildli Description Load current output image from non volatile memory as Logo image Parameters None S LOGOL Load current output image as Logo image ildlp Description Save current output image in non vo...

Page 171: ...Parameters nnn n Horizontal Pan 100 0 100 0 Query PANH Returns the Output Horizontal Pan value in the format nnn n S PANH 50 Set Output Horizontal Pan to 50 S PANH Queries Output Horizontal Pan m ks K...

Page 172: ...1 sfbtf Description Query saved Input channel View Preset settings i e Zoom setting Pan H setting Pan V setting Parameters in Input chnl 1 4 Returns nnn n Zoom value min max depends on scale factor h...

Page 173: ...m scale factor applied both horizontally and vertically Parameters nnn n Zoom value min max depends on scale factor Query ZOOM Returns the current zoom scale factor in the format nnn n S ZOOM 200 0 Zo...

Page 174: ...160 LED PRO User s Guide _K o m LED PRO Remote Commands...

Page 175: ...cations lightning strikes abuse drop crush and or other unusual damages The customer shall pay shipping charges when unit is returned for repair Barco will cover shipping charges for return shipments...

Page 176: ...9 2515 Websites www folsom com www events barco com Sales Contact Information Direct 916 859 2505 Toll Free 888 414 7226 E mail folsomsales barco com Barco N V Noordlaan 5 8520 Kuurne BELGIUM Phone 32...

Page 177: ...s 44 blue contrast 44 brightness 44 clip to subblk 45 contrast 43 EDID DVI 45 green brightness 44 green contrast 44 luma tracking 45 red brightness 44 red contrast 44 sharpness 45 Application question...

Page 178: ...0 overview 26 Conventions 3 menu system 31 Copyright ii Creative mode 103 Crop 76 Current input format 37 Cursor 11 edit 31 navigation 31 Custom format 73 format remote commands 132 format save as 73...

Page 179: ...RATE nnn n 153 EFVSYNC nn 152 EFVTOTAL nnnn 152 EIP xxx xxx xxx xxx yyy yyy yyy yyy zzz zzz zzz zzz 154 Electrical specifications 119 EMAC 154 Enable disable raster box 94 test pattern 94 Enabled LED...

Page 180: ...set RS 232 connector baud rate 51 set subnet mask gateway static IP 90 unlock front panel 91 upgrade LED PRO software 114 use menu system 31 use setup wizard 56 use this guide 3 Hue SDI source 46 Hyp...

Page 181: ...9 menu tree 98 OSD 102 OSD status 103 OSD type 103 output 16 output menu 80 remote 100 reset config 104 RS232 104 save config 104 source test pattern 102 status 82 100 status enabled 100 status standb...

Page 182: ...et 49 RS232 51 RS232 LED 104 rules and conventions 31 save preset 50 SDI source alignment 46 software version 116 system 88 tree simplified 30 usage rules 31 using the status 36 Menu tree expert mode...

Page 183: ...specific 96 recall local 97 recall pan zoom 97 reset local 97 reset pan zoom 97 save local 97 save pan zoom 97 Processing 77 menu 77 Progressive video 77 Protocol remote control 125 Pulldown Comp 77...

Page 184: ...DVI 47 hue 46 luma tracking 47 saturation 47 sharpness 47 SEL 11 using 31 32 Serial connector pinouts 124 default parameters 126 port 16 port baud rate set 104 upgrade procedure 114 Set Static IP 90 S...

Page 185: ...e 85 type 85 TRN type n 156 Type 72 83 LED 101 LED test pattern 102 OSD display 103 test pattern 94 r Universal input 1 13 15 input 2 13 15 input 3 13 16 Unpacking 18 Unsaved changes 79 system menu 92...

Page 186: ...172 LED PRO User s Guide Index v YUV 15 16 w Zoom 97 ZOOM nnn n 159...

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