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Barco - OV-708/OV-713/OV-715– R59770137 – installation manual – revision 01– September 2007 ________________________________

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Summary of Contents for OV-708

Page 1: ...Installation manual OV 708 OV 713 OV 715 R59770137...

Page 2: ...September 2007 ProdID doc Rev 01 This manual is divided into 9 chapters main issue update chapter 1 chapter 2 chapter 3 chapter 4 chapter 5 chapter 6 chapter 7 chapter 8 chapter 9 new The correspondin...

Page 3: ...fication of Devices 5 1 2 9 Cleaning instructions screens and mirrors 5 2 Pre Installation requirements 7 2 1 Power and grounding 7 2 2 Environmental conditions 7 2 2 1 General conditions 7 2 3 Floor...

Page 4: ...ion of the engine support profile 29 5 11 Installation of the Screen 30 5 12 Installation of the standard trim 38 5 13 Installation of the design trim 40 5 14 Installation of the cabling interface 42...

Page 5: ...___________________________________ v 6 7 Focus adjustment 65 6 8 Picture size 66 6 9 Vertical Trapezoid 66 6 10 Horizontal trapezoid 67 6 11 Rotation 68 6 12 Horizontal picture shift 68 6 13 Vertical...

Page 6: ...manual revision 01 September 2007 ________________________________________________________ 1 1 Introduction This chapter explains the used typographic styles and symbols Safety information is provide...

Page 7: ...Courier bold font If you do not heed instructions indicated by this symbol there is a risk of damage to the equipment If you do not heed instructions indicated by this symbol there is a risk of electr...

Page 8: ...e documentation manuals should be adhered to All instructions for operating and use of this equipment must be followed precisely 1 2 3 Installation Installation and preliminary adjustments should be p...

Page 9: ...t material resulting in a fire For this reason it is absolutely necessary to leave an exclusion zone around all external surfaces of the device whereby no flammable or combustible materials are presen...

Page 10: ...personnel Always insist on genuine BARCO replacement parts Never use non BARCO replacement parts as they may degrade the safety of this device Call for service in the following conditions When the po...

Page 11: ...screens s front side Do not clean with the same cloth used for the beaded side The used cloth ma contain bead particles which could scratch the screen s front surface Do not use the following cleanin...

Page 12: ...lable and functional before start of the installation 2 2 Environmental conditions 2 2 1 General conditions The temperature and the humidity in the control room have to be controlled on the both sides...

Page 13: ...to be avoided Do not use reflecting materials for the ceiling the walls and floor surrounding the screen Sufficient lighting in the projection room is required during installation 2 5 Access The build...

Page 14: ...which require having a larger service area All maintenance and service work is done from the rear of the system The display wall can have a linear or a curved arrangement With a curved design the ind...

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Page 16: ...e a cordless screwdriver the screws are self tapping and the thread is cut while screwing them in If you have to unscrew and screw in again take care not to damage the thread In case you have difficul...

Page 17: ...le and Trim The OV series is available with different screens to fulfill virtually all requirements wrt brightness and viewing angles All screens are based on the same principle and are completed by a...

Page 18: ...LL R Provides the height of the pedestal different thus different article numbers sizes for pedestals with different heights 1 R856329 FRMC OV 7 PED SIDEWALL L Provides the height of the pedestal diff...

Page 19: ...be equipped with the adjustable feet first These feet are in the plastic bag for small components 13 Screw in the feet Step 02 The sidewall has also to be equipped with the floor fixation bracket The...

Page 20: ...To do so just loosen the respective screw a bit do not remove it and make use of the key holes of the corner brackets to lift off the bracket Step 04 Start making the rear bottom cross connection to...

Page 21: ...YA connector yet Step 06 Make the front bottom cross connection with the x profiles R856331 l 1340 8mm DO NOT FASTEN the KANYA connector yet Make the front mid cross connection with the x profiles R85...

Page 22: ...acket R856534 between the left and the right pedestal sidewalls First remove the upper screw indicated in the details When all KANYA connectors are tightened it is impossible to slide in the stiffenin...

Page 23: ...om plate are already mounted see picture There is a gap of 5mm so there is no need to loosen the screws Slid in the bottom plate and fix the screws Step 10 Mount the right bottom plate R857042 accordi...

Page 24: ...owing components Article number OV 708 OV 715 Description Remark Item no R855679 FRMC OV 708 PF X BR Rear bottom profile 1 R855691 FRMC OV 708 PF X F Front bottom profile 2 R855684 FRMC OV 708 S PNL R...

Page 25: ...4 KANYA connectors 5 R855677 FRMC OV 708 PF X R E Engine profile 6 R856556 FRMC OV 713 MIR CVR Back cover for mirror 7 R856559 FRMC OV 713 PU CVR Back cover for projection unit 8 R856557 FRM OV 713 IU...

Page 26: ...__________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 21 5 4 Completion of the pedestal Step 12 Mount the rear bottom profile R855679 included in the display module Subsequently mount the 90 corn...

Page 27: ...the second column and repeat all steps to setup the pedestal as described above 5 5 Connecting the pedestals Step 16 When the pedestals of all columns are setup and leveled Connect them Connection is...

Page 28: ...ove the corner bracket otherwise you cannot apply the security pin It might also be necessary to remove the floor fixation bracket in order to drill the holes in the floor Step 18 If necessary remove...

Page 29: ..._________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 24 5 7 Installation of the display module Step 19 Please keep in mind The rear bottom profile and the front bottom profile inc...

Page 30: ...___ 25 Step 21 Insert the KANYA nuts on the vertical profiles of the pedestals Then mount the left R855682 R856303 and the right R855684 R856304 sidewalls of the display module to the pedestal Please...

Page 31: ...________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 26 5 8 Connecting the display modules of the first row Step 22 When all the sidewalls of the first row of all columns are insta...

Page 32: ...g the second row Install the rear bottom profile R855679 of the second row as well as the front bottom profile R855691 of the second row on top of the sidewalls of the first row Please note these prof...

Page 33: ...and the front bottom profile are installed Proceed with installation of the sidewalls For every row perform the steps as described above Insert the KANYA connectors and nuts cf Step 20 Step 21 Mount t...

Page 34: ..._ _______________ _______________ _______________ 29 5 10 Installation of the engine support profile Step 26 Install the engine support profile R855677 on the rear of every display module Carefully ti...

Page 35: ...pleted by the trims and stitch plates included in R857389 R857390 Step 27 Open the project specific kit R857389 R857390 respectively Unpack the stitch plates Do not unpack the trim components yet Step...

Page 36: ..._ ________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 31 Step 30 On the sidewalls there is a hexagon socket head cap screw...

Page 37: ...R856316 and R856317 R856522 and R856549 into each other Step 34 The bottom front profile R855691 included in every display module comes with 4x M6x29 screws for mounting the stitch plate On the sidewa...

Page 38: ..._________________________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 33 Step 36 Hook the stitch plates R856317 and R856318 top row into each other R856549 and R856525 Step 37 Use...

Page 39: ...______ 34 Step 38 After locking the stitch plates apply the jig for stitching the screens The jig is designed for screens with diagonals of 70 and 80 thus for 70 it will stick out on one side So make...

Page 40: ...ease note the sequence and the orientation of the screen layers as they are put into the screen packaging is the correct one With 2 element screens comprising a Lenticular and a fresnel element the fr...

Page 41: ...y one stitch border R856310 In vertical direction there a three types of stitch borders which differ in length R856311 for all non corner modules l 1050 R856312 for the corner modules l 1090 R856314 f...

Page 42: ...____________ _______________ _______________ 37 Step 43 Stitch the screens Stitching the screens requires special trained personnel It might be helpful not to tightly fasten the fixation screws on the...

Page 43: ...Step 44 XGA SXGA systems 4 3 The drawing at the right provides an overview about the trim components and their position Please note The horizontal components of the standard trim are not symmetrical p...

Page 44: ...he horizontal trim and the vertical trim is connected via the corner bracket R857464 and 4 screws B362666 M6x7 Adjacent horizontal trims or adjacent vertical trims respectively are connected via the s...

Page 45: ...3 R857490 R857475 R857471 R857479 R857473 R857490 R857477 Step 46 XGA SXGA Systems 4 3 When the standard trim is mounted install the design trim The drawing shows an overview about the required compon...

Page 46: ...ro tape Put the self adhesive Velcro loop on the front of the standard trim Arrange the required parts of the design trim pre assemble the trim profiles by means of the brackets At the corner the hori...

Page 47: ...o the switch all switches are cascaded The cabling interface serves for mounting the LAN switch and for mounting the Multi Input Module In case there are no Multi Input Modules the number of switches...

Page 48: ..._______________________________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 43 Step 51 Fix the cabling interface Seen from front the cabling interface is mounted to the right sidew...

Page 49: ...____________ 44 5 15 Installation of the Mirror Step 52 First the mirror fixation has to be mounted on the mirror The fixation material is included in a plastic bag included in the mirror packaging Ta...

Page 50: ...nt the mirror via the mirror hang facility to the mirror axe of the sidewall of the display module Step 55 Attach the mirror adjustment bracket R856533 R856553 to the rear bottom profile R855679 of th...

Page 51: ..._________ _______________ 46 Step 56 Take the nut out of the plastic bag containing the fixation material Pull the mirror back feed in the screw into the long holes of the adjustment bracket and use t...

Page 52: ...______________ _______________ _______________ 47 5 16 Installation of the cable hub Step 57 The cable hub R856325 is included in the pedestal Step 58 Hold the cable hub sheet metal plate upright posi...

Page 53: ...______________ _______________________________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 48 Step 59 The screws to fix the cable hub to the pedestal are provided in the sidewalls...

Page 54: ...plug in the illumination unit Since power cabling should be done on the right side of a system seen from front the power strip is mounted also on the right side to the cable hub with 2 nuts Attention...

Page 55: ...lumination unit projection unit installed The systems have been designed with two different cable lines one for the power cables and one for the data and LAN cables Therefore there are two parallel ca...

Page 56: ...___ _______________________________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 51 5 18 Installation of the top cover Step 65 The top cover R856296 is included in the pedestal and...

Page 57: ...ouses the two lamps and the filter cartridge as well as control elements and the LCD to display system information The fixation facilities allow mounting the device into 4 3 systems and into 5 4 syste...

Page 58: ...37 installation manual revision 01 September 2007 ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _______________________________________________ ___...

Page 59: ...77 there are also two pins to hang the projection unit on Subsequently fix the projection unit with 3 screws In contrast to the projection unit of the first generation the fixation facilities are arra...

Page 60: ...es of a display wall are installed proceed with the cabling 5 21 Finalizing the cabling Step 70 Power Plug in the power cord to the IEC320 interface of the illumination unit 1 In case the display modu...

Page 61: ...the switch otherwise multiple columns are connected to the switch During installation the position of the switch has been selected to minimize distances cf Step 48 For the LAN cabling proceed as per c...

Page 62: ...of a grounding wire 5m the required fixation material and the label The wire is mounted on every second column to the vertical profile using the screw provided by the rear vertical profile just above...

Page 63: ..._ 58 5 23 Covers Step 75 The outer side covers as well as the rear covers 3 parts have to be attached in any case The side covers are mounted via rivets The rear covers are fixed via the screws provid...

Page 64: ...____ 59 5 24 Setting up the network Step 76 Connect the power strips of the display wall to the wall outlet DO NOT CASCADE the power strips The projection modules will have to be addressed by a unique...

Page 65: ...mization of the coupling Use the web interface to perform this action or the Barco Wall Control Manager software For more information please refer to the respective manuals Use the web interface or th...

Page 66: ...t 3 Zoom adjustment 4 Focus adjustment 5 3 fixation screws for zoom lock 6 2 fixation screws for focus lock the focus ring still shows some clearance after locking This due to the mechanical design of...

Page 67: ...lens for SXGA systems Figure 6 1 projection lens for SXGA systems 1 Scale for screen size adaptation 2 Focus adjustment 3 Zoom adjustment 4 2 fixation screws for focus lock the focus ring still shows...

Page 68: ...ure and remember These screws shall NEVER be touched The projection lens is mounted on the housing of the projection engine All screws mounted on the level indicated by a black arrow are NOT to be tou...

Page 69: ...___ _______________ _______________ 64 6 5 Adjustment devices Besides the adjustment rings on the projection lens to adjust focus and size there are adjustment screws to correct distortions The follow...

Page 70: ...k ring Unlock the system loosen the lock ring Loosen the screen size adaptation lock screws and the zoom lock screws on the projection lens Loosen slightly the securing screws of the projection lens B...

Page 71: ...ockwise to decrease the size of the picture Picture too small Turn the zoom adjustment ring at the lens clockwise to increase the size of the picture Picture size ok The grid matches the borders of th...

Page 72: ..._ _______________ 67 6 10 Horizontal trapezoid Horizontal distortion is adjusted by the screws H1 and H2 Always turn one of the paired adjustment nuts clockwise while simultaneously turning the other...

Page 73: ...otation adjustment screw F clockwise until the horizontal lines gets parallel to the border of the screen Turn the rotation adjustment screw F counterclockwise until the horizontal lines get parallel...

Page 74: ...ns shift D Tighten the top and loosen the lower screw to move the picture downwards Use the adjustment screws for vertical lens shift D Loosen the top and tighten the lower screw to move the picture u...

Page 75: ...________ _______________ _______________ 70 7 Wall attachment The distance to the wall in a straight set up is between 1250mm and 2150mm For shorter distances use an angle to the wall different from 9...

Page 76: ...ack steel cables respectively The max distance between two telescope bars is 3 modules Between the telescope bars 2n and 2n 1 the diagonal arrangement of steel cables is fixed n 1 2 3 The fix plate to...

Page 77: ...llation manual revision 01 September 2007 ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _______________________________________________ ___________...

Page 78: ...________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 73 8 1 Hotline Feel free to contact us if you have any further question...

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