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PresentationPRO-II  •  User’s Guide

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This chapter provides detailed information about the PresentationPRO-II’s hardware.  The 
following topics are discussed:

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PresentationPRO-II Rear Panel

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PresentationPRO-II Front Panel

•

Use of Color

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Front Panel Sections

Summary of Contents for PresentationPRO-II

Page 1: ...r d m molJff Manual 26 0405000 00 Revision A...

Page 2: ...which case 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...

Page 3: ...maintenance 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 thei...

Page 4: ...essential 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 connec...

Page 5: ...ing instructions 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...

Page 6: ...User s Guide e The table below lists the changes to the PresentationPRO II User s Guide Table 0 1 Change History Rev Date ECO Description Approved By A 11 17 05 1502 New PresentationPRO II User s Gui...

Page 7: ...ffect 3 9 Mixer Effect 4 9 Mixer Effect 5 9 Mixer Effect 6 10 O e l 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 NN In This Chapter 11 PresentationPRO II Rear Panel 12 Analog Input...

Page 8: ...ettings Menu 41 Test Pattern Menu 42 System Menu 43 System Menu Tree 43 System Menu Description 44 System Menu Functions 44 System Sub Menus 45 Diagnostics Setup Menu 45 Reset Menu 48 Software Version...

Page 9: ...eturn to Factory Default 87 Touch Screen Calibration 87 Output Setup 88 Projector Setup 88 Quick Input Setup Procedure 89 Comprehensive Input Setup 90 Setting up the Background 93 Programming EDID 93...

Page 10: ...ing with Layer Functions 114 Using Full Screen 114 Using Freeze 114 Using Reset 114 Working with Transitions 115 Using Remote Control 116 Capturing Still Frames 117 Still Frame Capture Overview 117 Ca...

Page 11: ...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 KNPR In This Appendix 135 Software Upgrade Overview 136 Serial Upgrade Method 136 Ethernet Upgrade Method 139 Troubleshooting Ethernet Commu...

Page 12: ...xii PresentationPRO II User s Guide Table of Contents...

Page 13: ...ntationPRO II s front and rear panels in detail Chapter 3 Hardware Installation provides comprehensive system installation instructions Chapter 4 Menu Orientation explains the system s configuration s...

Page 14: ...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 chapter Each page number...

Page 15: ...l priority either in front or in back of another layer A LOGO is a full screen image that is selected from one of three still frames that you can capture with PresentationPRO II A Mixer is the electro...

Page 16: ...in a single integrated package The eight universal analog inputs accept standard component and composite analog video formats NTSC PAL SECAM computer resolutions up to UXGA analog HD formats including...

Page 17: ...uts 2RU rack mount chassis Native high resolution background DSK channel independent of the PIP Key processing channel Internal 8 x 1 analog video router for selecting scaler input PIP effects PIP siz...

Page 18: ...d as a background thus the DSK cannot be used Here users can layer a PIP or Key over the live DVI background and place the full screen LOGO on top In the layer example below the DVI input is used as a...

Page 19: ...layers The Downstream Key DSK is the second highest priority layer It visually appears over the mixer and the background but it is under the LOGO The high resolution Background is the lowest priority...

Page 20: ...down over a background The PresentationPRO II system provides one background one scalable layer a DSK and a full screen LOGO The LOGO DSK and background are always unscaled j b N This effect includes...

Page 21: ...6 Effect 3 Diagram j b Q This transition is similar to effect 3 Here you can transition the DSK over a scaled Key and the background matte Figure 1 7 Effect 4 Diagram j b R In this effect the backgro...

Page 22: ...onPRO II User s Guide NK f System Overview j b S In this effect the background is configured as a matte color Here you can transition a scaled PIP under the DSK Figure 1 9 Effect 6 Diagram Background...

Page 23: ...de 11 OK e l f q This chapter provides detailed information about the PresentationPRO II s hardware The following topics are discussed PresentationPRO II Rear Panel PresentationPRO II Front Panel Use...

Page 24: ...TSC or PAL SDI and HD models HD SDI SMPTE 292M HDTV HD model only In Chapter 5 refer to the Comprehensive Input Setup section on page 90 for input setup instructions 2 Analog Inputs Eight 15 pin D con...

Page 25: ...nalog Program Output This output identical in content to the digital output is designed for an analog connection to your projector or to an analog monitor In Appendix A see the Analog 15 pin D Connect...

Page 26: ...and V sync use the VGA connector directly Using a VGA HD 15 to 5xBNC breakout cable five input combinations are possible Cells with check marks denote the connections required for the indicated forma...

Page 27: ...ction is the operational heart of the PresentationPRO II enabling you to select layers modes and perform transitions Refer to the Layer Functions Section heading on page 19 for details 4 Source Select...

Page 28: ...r key to the active layer resetting or clearing the layer and freezing the active layer Yellow buttons are also used to select both scaled sources Key PIP and unscaled sources LOGO The Red button is u...

Page 29: ...to highlight that line You can now adjust V Size using the ADJ rotary knob 2 Rotary Knobs Two Rotary Knobs are provided to the right of the Touch Screen Each knob controls the function that is labeled...

Page 30: ...e source to the blinking PIP or Key effect in the Layer Functions Section A source button that is blinking indicates that the source is pending It has been assigned as the next PIP or Key source and c...

Page 31: ...re descriptions of each button s function Background DSK Button press to pend either a Background or a DSK transition depending on how the button s mode is configured on the BG DSK Input Setup Menu Th...

Page 32: ...e removal of the currently selected blinking layer from Program in the next transition For example you can clear a PIP Key still frame background DSK or LOGO In Chapter 6 refer to the Working with Lay...

Page 33: ...omprehensive installation instructions for the PresentationPRO II system s hardware The following topics are discussed Safety Precautions Unpacking and Inspection Site Preparation Rack Mount Installat...

Page 34: ...the system to ensure there was no damage during shipping If there is damage notify the shipping carrier immediately for all claims adjustments p m The environment in which you install your Presentati...

Page 35: ...log input connectors via breakout 4 Cables Supplied HD 15 to HD 15 Analog input connections direct Customer Supplied DVI to DVI Digital background DSK connection direct Customer Supplied Belden 1694A...

Page 36: ...component video In Chapter 2 refer to the Analog Input Flexibility section on page 14 for details If a DVI source is connected to the BG DSK input it can be used for either a live background or the D...

Page 37: ...section on page 12 in Chapter 2 for the locations of all connectors Ethernet Hub Switch Program Out Analog Program Out Digital Inputs Projector Program To External Controller Ethernet Optional Analog...

Page 38: ...nnectors as required 7 Output Connections a One Analog Program Output is provided Connect this output to the input of your analog projector or analog Program monitor b One Digital Program Output is pr...

Page 39: ...ock diagram format The following menus are discussed Home Menu Input Menu Output Menu System Menu Effects Menu Status Menu Display Settings Menu PIP Adjustment Menu Key Menu Input Source Adjustment Me...

Page 40: ...he Home Menu Press INPUT to access the Input Menu Press OUTPUT to access the Output Menu Press SYSTEM to access the System Menu Press EFFECTS to access the Effects Menu Press STATUS to access the Stat...

Page 41: ...nd Sub Menus f j q The figure below illustrates the Input Menu tree Figure 4 2 Input Menu Tree All functions sub menus and pre menus are discussed in the following sections INPUT MENU H O M E C F G A...

Page 42: ...Menu the currently selected input is shown in the menu s upper right corner e g SRC_3 The menu tracks the selected input thus if you switch inputs on the Source Selection Bus the menu is immediately...

Page 43: ...3 0 in 0 1 increments Input Sync Type sets the type of sync used by the selected source Choices include H V CSync composite sync SOG sync on green and Auto Pulldown Compensation On Off This function...

Page 44: ...to the Sizing Menu section on page 35 for details Press COLOR BALANCE to display the Color Balance Menu Refer to the Color Balance Menu section on page 37 for details Press FORCE ACQUIRE to force the...

Page 45: ...me the Input Acquisition Menu will appear when you a select a source that has not been previously saved and b press TRANS to transition that source to Program Here also the menu is displayed and you c...

Page 46: ...s Each time an input is selected in the Source Selection Bus its associated file is recalled The Input Configuration Menu enables you to save the input s associated file which guarantees that the exac...

Page 47: ...ng high resolution computer sources project a burst test pattern and adjust the sampling for the minimum noise Refer to the Test Pattern Menu section on page 42 for information H Total sets the total...

Page 48: ...ng parameters are provided that enable you to adjust the image to properly fit the image s raster box Select and adjust Right Edge Left Edge Top Edge or Bottom Edge as required to fit the image precis...

Page 49: ...Contrast and Brightness as required Adjust Green Contrast and Brightness as required Adjust Blue Contrast and Brightness as required When Composite S Video or YPbPr is selected Adjust Saturation as r...

Page 50: ...e image s aspect ratio to pre defined configurations or enter a custom configuration if desired Mode select 16 9 5 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 or Custom aspect ratios Ratio when Custom is selected the Ratio line ap...

Page 51: ...enu Tree Output Menu Description Output Menu Functions Output Sub Menus l j q The figure below illustrates the Output Menu tree Figure 4 11 Output Menu Tree All functions and sub menus are discussed i...

Page 52: ...to reduce jutter artifacts After selecting a format with the rotary knob press SELECT FORMAT to accept the selection In Appendix A refer to the Input and Output Resolutions section for details on all...

Page 53: ...ample of which is shown below Figure 4 13 Settings Menu sample The Settings Menu enables you to set sync parameters for the monitor and projector connected to the system Sync Out sets the desired sync...

Page 54: ...k Red Green Blue Raster Box displays a raster box defined by the exact outer edges of the selected output resolution For example if the output is set to 1024 x 768 the raster box will encapsulate that...

Page 55: ...j q The figure below illustrates the System Menu tree Figure 4 15 System Menu Tree All functions and sub menus are discussed in the following sections SYSTEM MENU H O M E CONSOLE TECH SUPPORT Diagnos...

Page 56: ...ion Menu Refer to the Software Version Menu section on page 49 for details Press DIAG to display the Diagnostics Setup Menu Refer to the Diagnostics Setup Menu section on page 45 for details Press CON...

Page 57: ...ollowing functions are provided Reset Rotary Encoders Yes No determines whether or not you wish to reset the rotary encoder values when you exit the Rotary Encoder Menu NVRAM Battery displays the cond...

Page 58: ...y Encoder Menu a sample of which is shown below Figure 4 18 Rotary Encoder Menu sample The Rotary Encoder Menu enables you to test the functionality of each rotary encoder displaying both relative and...

Page 59: ...ch is shown below Figure 4 19 Key Detect Menu sample The Key Detect Menu shows you the key that is pressed its status pressed or released its scan code and its location in the button matrix Press EXIT...

Page 60: ...to perform Choose between SOFT or FACTORY Note that selecting SOFT will not delete any user defined configurations while FACTORY deletes all user configurations Press RESET to perform the selected res...

Page 61: ...Version Menu a sample of which is shown below Figure 4 21 Software Version Menu sample The Software Version Menu enables you to display and verify the system s software version The following function...

Page 62: ...etup Menu enables you to set the PresentationPRO II s RS 232 communications parameters for serial port 1 Baud Rate sets the desired baud rate 9600 14400 19200 28800 38400 57600 115200 Data Bits sets t...

Page 63: ...he DVI output is connected to the PresentationPRO II s BG DSK input connector during boot up Format select the preferred DVI video format with which you want to program the PresentationPRO II s EDID n...

Page 64: ...CH SUPPORT to display the Technical Support Menu Figure 4 24 Technical Support Menu sample The Technical Support Menu lists the current version of PresentationPRO II software and displays the company...

Page 65: ...unctions are provided Transition Rate sets the transition rate that is used when the TRANS button is pressed and a Mix or Wipe pattern is selected The transition value is in 0 1 second increments Tran...

Page 66: ...he Status Menu provides basic software version information as shown in the sample menu below Figure 4 26 Status Menu sample The following status information is provided PresentationPRO II displays the...

Page 67: ...t the display s contrast Press RESET to return the display s settings to factory default values Press LIGHT ADJUST to adjust the backlight of the front panel buttons The Keypad Backlight Menu appears...

Page 68: ...light of all dim front panel buttons A sample menu is shown below Figure 4 28 Keypad Backlight Menu sample The following adjustments are provided Keypad Backlight use the top rotary knob to adjust the...

Page 69: ...nt Menu tree Figure 4 29 PIP Adjustment Menu Tree All functions and sub menus are discussed in the following sections H O M E Home Menu S R C B O R D E R C R O P Input Source Adjustment Menu Border Me...

Page 70: ...n pixels V Size adjusts the PIP s vertical size The value indicates the PIP s size as a percentage of the screen s vertical resolution The numeric value is the PIP s height in pixels H Position indica...

Page 71: ...djust proportionally when you adjust either H or V size When TRACK SIZE is disabled you can do the following Adjust H SIZE to adjust only the horizontal size leaving the vertical size alone In this wa...

Page 72: ...hich you want to specify the border size either as a percentage of the PIP size or in pixels Size adjust s the border size using the method selected on the Size Specified In line Note that if of PIP i...

Page 73: ...CK SIZE is enabled H and V crop proportionally Crop Type selects the current type of crop function either ALL SIDES TOP LEFT or BOTTOM RIGHT Aspect Ratio Mode enables you to select one of several stan...

Page 74: ...ical size as a percentage of the PIP s size If TRACK SIZE is enabled H and V size adjust proportionally H Pos pixel adjusts the shadow s horizontal position in pixels as an offset from the PIP s horiz...

Page 75: ...monochrome Red adjusts the image s red saturation Adjustment range is 0 to 100 Green adjusts the image s green saturation Adjustment range is 0 to 100 Blue adjusts the image s blue saturation Adjustme...

Page 76: ...e interval Press RESET RGB to reset all image colors to their default values Press PIP to return to the PIP Adjustment Menu Refer to the PIP Adjustment Menu Functions section on page 58 for details Pr...

Page 77: ...us h j q The figure below illustrates the Key Menu tree Figure 4 35 Key Menu Tree All functions and sub menus are discussed in the following sections KEY MENU H O M E Home Menu C R O P Crop Menu Matte...

Page 78: ...ackground image A hole will be cut into the background anywhere that foreground luminance is greater than the clip level The hole is then filled with the Fill Source Adjustment range is 0 to 1023 Gain...

Page 79: ...details Press CROP to display the Crop Menu Refer to the Crop Menu section on page 61 for details Press MATTE to display the Matte Menu See the Matte Menu section on page 68 for details Press SIZE POS...

Page 80: ...nt of the matte fill from 0 to 1024 Press KEY to return to the Key Menu Refer to the Key Menu Description section on page 66 for details Press EFX to display the Image Effects Menu Refer to the Image...

Page 81: ...00 as measured from the exact center of the Key Thus the value 160 is 160 pixels to the left of center V Position indicates the Key s position relative to the vertical center of the screen 00 as measu...

Page 82: ...SIZE to adjust only the vertical size leaving the horizontal size as is In this way you can stretch the Key vertically Note To return the Key to its default size and aspect ratio press the RESET butt...

Page 83: ...tes the Input Source Adjustment Menu tree Figure 4 39 Input Source Adjustment Menu Tree All functions and sub menus are discussed in the following sections H O M E Home Menu P I P B O R D E R C R O P...

Page 84: ...as a percentage of the original PIP or Key s horizontal resolution The numeric value is the source s width in pixels V Size adjusts the input source s vertical size The value indicates the size as a p...

Page 85: ...Source Adjustment Menu Press PIP to jump to the PIP Adjustment Menu Refer to the PIP Adjustment Menu Functions section on page 58 for details Press BORDER to display the Border Menu Refer to the Bord...

Page 86: ...u Description Background DSK Mode Background DSK Input Setup Menu Functions _ Laph f p j q The figure below illustrates the Background DSK Input Setup Menu tree Figure 4 41 Background DSK Input Setup...

Page 87: ...When Mode is set to BG the BG DSK button is used as a background and the following functions are available Use the BG DSK input DVI as the live BG source only but not a DSK source Capture a still fram...

Page 88: ...cannot be selected until one or more frames have been captured Format this line performs two functions Displays the resolution that is automatically determined by the FORCE ACQUIRE function With DVI s...

Page 89: ...ils Press SAVE to store all selected background settings Press RESET to reset the H and V Crop offsets to 0 if required Press SELECT FORMAT to activate the selected background format Press FRAME GRAB...

Page 90: ...illed with the Fill Source Adjustment range is 0 to 1023 Gain adjusts the keyer sensitivity enabling you to change the key s sharpness Gain only affects the key hole Adjustment range is 0 to 1023 99 O...

Page 91: ...wn below Figure 4 46 DSK Input Setup Menu sample The DSK Matte Adjustment Menu enables you to adjust the fill color of a matte key The following functions are provided Red adjust the red component of...

Page 92: ...sired as it takes only a few seconds to capture a still Note that stills in temp memory are lost when the system is powered down You can also store three stills in permanent flash memory which will no...

Page 93: ...ad into temp memory for use on air Format displays the resolution of the captured frame In the Perm FG Info section File Name displays the name of the file in permanent memory The _P indicates that th...

Page 94: ...Press the LOGO button in the Layer Functions Section The following LOGO Input Setup Menu functions are provided Type enables you to select still frames FG_1 FG_2 FG_3 or Black as the LOGO source Frame...

Page 95: ...the unit ID and enable disable remote control itself To access the menu Press REMOTE CONTROL on the Home Menu The following functions are provided Unit ID When PresentationPRO II is controlled from a...

Page 96: ...the last quad the SET IP button appears Press SET IP to store the unit s new Static IP address In the Status section The top line indicates the connection status with the external controller e g Not C...

Page 97: ...II system It is recommended that you follow all procedures in the order outlined below Setup Prerequisites Return to Factory Default Touch Screen Calibration Output Setup Projector Setup Quick Input...

Page 98: ...7 for instructions In this chapter when a procedure tells you to scroll to a certain line use the rotary knob labelled NAV to move the highlight or simply touch the desired line to highlight it When a...

Page 99: ...ess RESET When the confirmation screen appears press YES to reset the system to factory default values At the conclusion of the factory reset the system will have the following basic attributes The Ho...

Page 100: ...ion on page 88 m p Please note the following important projector setup prerequisite Ensure that you are familiar with the Output Setup Menu and all sub menus included on that screen In Chapter 4 refer...

Page 101: ...ons Ensure that all inputs are properly connected to the chassis Ensure that the system has been factory reset Refer to the Return to Factory Default section on page 87 for details After a factory res...

Page 102: ...2 On the Source Selection Bus select the input that you want to set up The button will blink 3 From the Home Menu press INPUT to access the Input Menu a On the menu s top row ensure that the selected...

Page 103: ...justment range is from 10 soft to 10 sharp o Press SAVE to save the selected input in the designated file p Press BACK to return to the Input Menu 4 Press SIZING to access the Sizing Menu This menu is...

Page 104: ...tion is stored in non volatile flash memory b If required press DELETE to delete the file c Press BACK to return to the Input Menu 8 To set up the next input repeat the entire procedure from step 2 Pl...

Page 105: ...al computer Use the following steps to program the PresentationPRO II EDID 1 Ensure that the PresentationPRO II output format matches your projector s native resolution Refer to the Output Setup secti...

Page 106: ...I input is set during live production you can switch the background between a Matte color a still frame and a DVI source Please remember that the BG DSK input is shared between BG and DSK If you elect...

Page 107: ...h the background between Matte a DVI input and a still frame Use the following steps to assign a captured still frame as the background type 1 Because the background input is the source of the still f...

Page 108: ...d the DVI source Use the following steps to set up the DVI input as your DSK source 1 Ensure that the PresentationPRO II EDID is properly programmed Refer to the Programming EDID section on page 93 fo...

Page 109: ...ce of the still frames which you will capture Refer to the Using the DVI Input as the Background section on page 94 for setup details 2 In Chapter 6 refer to the Capturing Still Frames section on page...

Page 110: ...turing still frames Up to three frames can be captured FG_1 FG_2 and FG_3 3 In the Layer Functions Section press the LOGO button The button blinks and the LOGO Input Setup Menu appears 4 On the Type l...

Page 111: ...iscussed Prerequisites Operational Configuration Working with Layers Working with Layer Functions Working with Transitions Using Remote Control Capturing Still Frames Note When a sequence of menu sele...

Page 112: ...nPRO II Front Panel section on page 15 for details Ensure that you are familiar with all system menus and in particular the operational menus In Chapter 4 refer to the following sections for details R...

Page 113: ...enu 2 Press DISPLAY to show the Display Settings Menu 3 Press LCD CAL to display the first Touch Screen Calibration Menu 4 Follow directions on screen to complete the calibration procedure t ilp On ra...

Page 114: ...Section ensure that the PIP button is blinking If not press PIP to display the PIP Adjustment Menu Please note If there is no source on Program the last source associated with the PIP will blink on th...

Page 115: ...n S Assumption A PIP transition has been selected and the PIP button is blinking 1 In the Layer Functions Section press PIP The button stops blinking and the pending transition is cancelled Please not...

Page 116: ...tment Menu press CROP to display the Crop Adjustment Menu Use the menu to select the type of crop the aspect ratio and the image s H and V size In Chapter 4 refer to the Crop Menu section on page 61 f...

Page 117: ...ce currently on Program it will be lit solid on the Source Selection Bus 3 On the Source Selection Bus select a new key source The button blinks to indicate that the source is pending If there is no s...

Page 118: ...lease note If there is no source currently on Program the KEY button turns off If there is a source currently on Program the KEY button stops blinking but remains lit hbv mfm Use the following steps t...

Page 119: ...rop From the Key Menu press CROP to display the Crop Adjustment Menu Use the menu to select the type of crop the aspect ratio and the image s H and V size In Chapter 4 refer to the Crop Menu section o...

Page 120: ...on blinks and the BG DSK Input Setup Menu appears 2 On the Mode line set the desired mode To work in background mode select BG This enables you to use a color matte a still frame or a live DVI source...

Page 121: ...sition to a live DVI background 1 Ensure that you have preset the desired transition type and rate Refer to the Working with Transitions section on page 115 for details 2 Ensure that your DVI backgrou...

Page 122: ...and at the conclusion of the transition the Home Menu appears 7 Modify the DSK as required Refer to the Modifying Keys and DSKs section on page 107 for details h p c aph j The PresentationPRO II syst...

Page 123: ...erval and at the conclusion of the transition the Home Menu appears _ aph q Use the following steps to cancel a background or DSK transition S Assumptions A background or DSK transition has been selec...

Page 124: ...the BG DSK Input Setup Menu appears 3 In the Layer Functions Section press CLEAR to pend the removal of the background or DSK The CLEAR button will blink 4 In the Layer Functions Section press TRANS...

Page 125: ...ne and select FG_1 FG_2 FG_3 or Black 5 In the Layer Functions Section press TRANS The TRANS button lights during the interval and at the conclusion of the transition the Home Menu appears ildl m Use...

Page 126: ...s Section press PIP or KEY as required The button blinks and the associated source blinks on the Source Selection Bus 2 In the Layer Functions Section press FREEZE The button lights solid to indicate...

Page 127: ...solve the setup to Program At the conclusion of the transition the Home Menu appears Use the following steps to perform a Wipe 1 Set up the desired PIP Key BG DSK or LOGO transition in the normal mann...

Page 128: ...emote control 1 Press HOME REMOTE CONTROL to access the Remote Control Menu 2 Set the Unit ID to a value that is not used within the external controller s system 3 Scroll to the Remote Control line tu...

Page 129: ...pter 4 refer to the Background DSK Input Setup Menu section on page 74 Ensure that you are familiar with the Frame Grab Menu In Chapter 4 refer to the Frame Grab Menu section on page 80 for details p...

Page 130: ...e system will capture the layer in its current size and position with no borders and with black as the background 3 Press HOME FRAME GRAB to display the Frame Grab Menu 4 On the FG to Capture line sel...

Page 131: ...ssed the screen will display an important warning Figure 6 2 Background Frame Save Warning Press YES to save the frame All front panel controls will be locked for up to three minutes while the still f...

Page 132: ...120 PresentationPRO II User s Guide 6 Operations Capturing Still Frames...

Page 133: ...tions for the PresentationPRO II The following topics are provided Scaled Video Channel Input Specifications Unscaled Background DSK Input Specifications Output Specifications User Control Physical an...

Page 134: ...deo SD or HD S video or composite video On SDI Model 1 SD SDI Input on BNC Connector per SMPTE 259M C NTSC PAL resolution On HD Model 1 SD SDI HD SDI Input on BNC Connector per SMPTE 259M C NTSC PAL r...

Page 135: ...nly on 15 pin HD connector Digital Output Digital DVI per DDWG 1 0 on DVI I connector Output Resolutions Computer resolutions VGA 640 x 480 through UXGA 1600 x 1200 HDTV resolutions progressive up to...

Page 136: ...PRO II Physical and Electrical Specifications Parameter Specification Power 120 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Auto selecting 1 0A maximum Mechanical 2 RU Rackmount Chassis H 3 5 inches 8 89 cm W 17 00 inches 43 18...

Page 137: ...ferential Signal DDC Display Data Channel Table A 6 DVI Connector Pinouts Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 T M D S Data 2 13 T M D S Data 3 2 T M D S Data 2 14 5V Power 3 T M D S Data 2 4 Shield 15 ground for...

Page 138: ...Using a customer supplied VGA to 5xBNC breakout cable five input combinations are possible Cells with check marks denote the connections required for the indicated format Table A 7 Analog 15 pin D Co...

Page 139: ...Ethernet 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...

Page 140: ...l Connector The table below lists Serial connector pinouts Table A 10 Serial Connector Pinouts Pin RS 232 Signal Description 1 CD Carrier Detect 2 RXD Received Data 3 TXD Transmitted Data 4 DTR Data T...

Page 141: ...ch entry lists Format Fv Hz NTSC 480i Input Only 720x480p PAL 576i Input Only 720x575p 640x480 59 94 640x480 60 640x480 72 640x480 75 640x480 85 800x600 50 800x600 56 800x600 59 94 800x600 60 800x600...

Page 142: ...1280x960 85 1280x1024 47 95 1280x1024 48 1280x1024 50 1280x1024 59 94 1280x1024 60 1280x1024 71 93 1280x1024 72 1280x1024 75 1280x1024 85 1364x768 47 95 1364x768 48 1364x768 50 1364x768 59 94 1364x768...

Page 143: ...60 1920x1080p 23 98 1920x1080p 24 1920x1080p 25 1920x1080p 29 97 1920x1080p 30 1920x1080p 50 1920x1080p 59 94 1920x1080p 60 1920x1080sF 23 98 1920x1080sF 24 1920x1080i 50 Input Only 1920x1080i 59 94 I...

Page 144: ...132 PresentationPRO II User s Guide K p Input and Output Resolutions...

Page 145: ...fications 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 shipment...

Page 146: ...15 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 56...

Page 147: ...PresentationPRO II User s Guide 135 K r p f q The following topics are discussed in this Appendix Software Upgrade Overview Serial Upgrade Method Ethernet Upgrade Method...

Page 148: ...discussed in the following sections Serial Upgrade Method Ethernet Upgrade Method p r j Use the following steps to upgrade PresentationPRO II software using a serial connection to your PC 1 Ensure th...

Page 149: ...Barco Folsom PresentationPRO II Software PresentationPRO II Flash Loader to launch the Flash Loader utility as shown below Figure C 1 Flash Loader Utility 7 Click Communication RS232 Config Baud and s...

Page 150: ...o verify PresentationPRO II communication settings on the front panel of the PresentationPRO II unit press HOME SYSTEM CONSOLE to display the Console Port Setup Menu Figure C 3 Console Port Setup Menu...

Page 151: ...pgrade PresentationPRO II software using an Ethernet connection to your PC 1 Ensure that your PC or laptop uses the Windows 2000 or XP operating systems 2 Ensure that your PC or laptop has RS 232 Seri...

Page 152: ...your PC or laptop Use the diagram below for reference Figure C 4 Small Ethernet Network 6 Connect the Serial 1 port on the back of the PresentationPRO II to the COM 1 port on your PC In Chapter 2 refe...

Page 153: ...tor If the status is enabled right click on the Local Area Connection label and select Properties from the pop up menu The Local Area Connection Properties Window appears Figure C 6 Local Area Connect...

Page 154: ...dialog then click OK to close the Local Area Connection Properties Window 18 Optional Click Start Run to display the Run Dialog a In the Open field type cmd then click OK to open a DOS command window...

Page 155: ...down menu and choose COM 1 d Click OK to display the COM 1 Properties dialog e Select the following settings Baud Rate 115200 Data Bits 8 Parity NONE Stop Bits 1 20 In the terminal window ensure that...

Page 156: ...takes approximately three minutes to load the flash memory using the Ethernet method When complete the Flash Loader utility displays the Upload Complete message Click OK to continue 29 Cycle power on...

Page 157: ...using pull down menu and choose COM 1 d Click OK to display the COM 1 Properties dialog e Select the following settings Baud Rate 115200 Data Bits 8 Parity NONE Stop Bits 1 Flow Control hardware softw...

Page 158: ...essage the PC is unable to locate and communicate with the PresentationPRO II If this is the case Check your network connections and settings as described above or Contact your network administrator 8...

Page 159: ...40 SET IP 84 SETTINGS 40 41 SHADOW 60 62 SIZE POS 67 69 SIZING 32 35 SRC 59 61 72 START LED TEST 45 SW VER 44 49 139 144 SYSTEM 44 TECH SUPPORT 44 52 TEST PATTERN 40 42 TRACK RGB 68 TRACK SIZE 59 61 6...

Page 160: ...till frame 76 still frames 80 117 Change history vi Chapter structure 1 Chart input connection 24 Chassis handles 15 CLEAR button 20 Clip 66 DSK 78 Clock Phase 35 Color balance menu description 37 bor...

Page 161: ...ions 81 save frame 81 FREEZE button 20 using 114 Front panel 15 sections 16 FULL SCREEN button 20 using 114 d Gain 66 DSK 78 Gamma 31 41 Global rules 28 Green contrast and brightness 37 matte 68 77 Gu...

Page 162: ...nalog 14 HD SDI 12 menu description 30 menu functions 30 menu tree 29 pre and sub menus 32 resolution specifications 129 SD SDI 12 setup prerequisites comprehensive 90 setup prerequisites quick 89 sou...

Page 163: ...rotary encoder 46 settings 41 shadow 62 sizing menu 35 software version 49 139 144 status 54 system 44 technical support 52 test pattern 42 Menu functions background DSK input setup 76 BG DSK input s...

Page 164: ...avigating and searching 2 Perm FG Info 81 Permanent memory 80 Physical specifications 124 Picture in Picture 3 Pinouts 125 analog 15 pin D connector 126 DVI connector 125 Ethernet connector 127 serial...

Page 165: ...ector 88 return to factory default 87 save 98 still frame as background 95 still frame as DSK 97 system 85 Shadow menu description 62 Sharpness 31 Site preparation 22 Size specified in 60 Sizing menu...

Page 166: ...pe 53 Wipe 53 wipe 115 Transparency shadow 62 Type background 76 DSK 78 LOGO 82 test pattern 42 Type transition 53 r Unit ID 83 IP 84 Unpacking 22 Use of color 16 User control specifications 123 Using...

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