Barco OV-708, Installation Manual

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Scope of delivery
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4 Scope of delivery
The mechanics of the OV series comprises three main components: the ped estal, the d isplay mod ule, and the
screen module. The basic mechanics is completed by the trim components and the project specific components.
The projection module of course also requires the functional components, e.g. the projection unit, the
illumination unit, the fan module (701 only) and the internal cabling.
4.1 Pedestal
For OV-708, OV-713, OV-715 there a three standard pedestals, resulting in a lower screen edge of 875mm,
1000mm, and 1200mm. Pedestals with a customized height are also available.
For all pedestals the components and the setup follow the same principle. In the manual, installation is shown
for the standard pedestal unit 1200mm.
4.2 Display Module
OV-708 and OV-715 employ the same display module, since they both have a display ratio of 4:3. Due to the
different display ratio of the SXGA version (5:4), OV-713 employs a different display module.
However the components and the setup follow the same principle.
4.3 Screen Module and Trim
The OV series is available with d ifferent screens to fulfill virtually all requirements wrt brightness and viewing
angles. All screens are based on the same principle and are completed by a standard and design trim.
4.4 Projection Unit (PU)
The projection unit is the core of the OV system and d esigned for easy installation and ad justment. The SXGA
system (OV-713) and the SXGA+ system (OV-715) employ the same projection unit; only the required pixels
(1280x1024 and 1400x1050, respectively) are addressed.
4.5 Illumination Unit (IU)
The illumination unit is designed as a dual lamp system and employs a 120/132 W lamp. Changing the type of
the lamp is done via the web interface or the Barco Control Manager software. No mechanical intervention like
setting jumpers is required. The fan module is integrated in the IU.
4.6 Cabling
There are three types of cabling: power cabling, LAN cabling, Data cabling. Power cabling provides the required
operating voltages: LAN cabling comprises LAN cables and a switch and is used both, to communicate with one
unit as well as for intersystem communication (e.g. adjustment of all projection modules of a display wall to one
brightness and one color, respectively). The data cabling connects the projection unit with the controller.
4.7 Project specific kit
Although built as a modular system, there are some components which are only required once per display wall
or once per column. These components are configured on a project bases and added to the delivery in a so-called
project specific kit.