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How to select CRT run in cycle ? .................................................................................................................................................. 8-20

CRT Drive Mode ................................................................................................................................................ 8-21

What can be done ? ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-21

8-21

Available drive modes .................................................................................................................................................................... 8-21
How to change the drive mode ? ................................................................................................................................................... 8-21
CRT Drive mode warning .............................................................................................................................................................. 8-21

Memory banks .................................................................................................................................................. 8-21

What can be done ? ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-21
How to select Memory Banks ? .................................................................................................................................................... 8-21
How to create a new memory bank ? ........................................................................................................................................... 8-22
How to recall a specific memorybank for the actual source ? ..................................................................................................... 8-22

Flyback Turnover Point ..................................................................................................................................... 8-22

What can be done ? ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-22
Set Up of the Flyback Turnover Point ............................................................................................................................................ 8-22

Menu Position .................................................................................................................................................. 8-22

What can be done ? ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-22

Voltage Diagnostics ......................................................................................................................................... 8-23

What can be seen ? ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-23
How to start up ? ............................................................................................................................................................................ 8-23
How to change the position ? ........................................................................................................................................................ 8-23

I2C Diagnostics ................................................................................................................................................ 8-23

What can be seen ? ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-23
How to select ? ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8-23

Projector Diagnostics ....................................................................................................................................... 8-24

What can be seen ? ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-24
How to display the Projector Diagnostics ? .................................................................................................................................. 8-24

PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION KEYS ................................................................................. 9-1

Programmable Function Keys ............................................................................................................................ 9-1

What can be done with these keys ................................................................................................................................................. 9-1
How can a Function Key be programmed ? ................................................................................................................................... 9-1

MESSAGES, WARNINGS AND FAILURES ...................................................................... 10-1

ADJUSTMENT BLOCKS AND SOURCE NUMBERS 90 - 99 ............................................ A-1

Adjustment Blocks (memory blocks)..................................................................................................................A-1

What are adjustment block ? ........................................................................................................................................................... A-1
Built up of block ................................................................................................................................................................................ A-1

Source numbers 90 - 99 .....................................................................................................................................A-1

Why used ? ...................................................................................................................................................................................... A-1
How to create a second block ? ...................................................................................................................................................... A-1

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Page 2: ...BARCO PROJECTION SYSTEMS Date 31012002 OWNER S MANUAL Rev 02 CiNE 9 R9002400 R9002401 Art No R5976194 T H E T R U S T E DS O U R C EF O RP R O J E C T O RL A M P S A N DA C C E S S O R I E S...

Page 3: ...s reserved Trademarks are the rights of their respective owners BARCOn v ProjectionSystems Noordlaan5 B 8520Kuurne Belgium Tel 32 56 368211 Fax 32 56 351651 E mail sales bps barco com Visite Barco at...

Page 4: ...ort 2 2 3 Pin configuration 4 pin connector 2 3 Input selection port 2 2 4 Input Priority setting 2 4 Note on Loop through 2 4 75 W Termination Switch for port 2 2 4 RGB Analog source to port 3 2 5 Wh...

Page 5: ...2 Starting Up 5 2 LineMultiplier 5 2 Why Line Multiplying 5 2 How to change the Multiplier Setting 5 2 Line Multiplier ON OFF 5 2 MultiplierMode 5 3 What can be selected within the multiplier mode 5...

Page 6: ...Start up the Picture Tuning 7 4 Color Balance 7 4 What can be done 7 4 How to select the Color Balance 7 4 Fixed Color Balance 7 4 Custom Color Balance 7 4 Sync Fast Slow Adjustment 7 5 What can be d...

Page 7: ...eftSideCorrection 7 18 What can be done 7 18 Warning 7 18 Start Up 7 18 Left Side Adjustments 7 18 Top Bottom north south Adjustments 7 19 What can be adjusted 7 19 Start Up 7 19 Note 7 19 Which adjus...

Page 8: ...hat can be done 8 5 How to select 8 5 Warm up ON OFF 8 6 What can be done 8 6 How to install 8 6 Warm Up Frequency 8 6 What can be done 8 6 How to install a warm up frequency 8 6 Projector Warm Up Tim...

Page 9: ...hat can be done 8 14 How to set the Digital Vertical Linearity to Midposition 8 14 Undo Digital Vertical Linearity to Midposition 8 15 What can be done 8 15 How to undo the digital vertical linearity...

Page 10: ...oltage Diagnostics 8 23 What can be seen 8 23 How to start up 8 23 How to change the position 8 23 I2CDiagnostics 8 23 What can be seen 8 23 How to select 8 23 Projector Diagnostics 8 24 What can be s...

Page 11: ...Table of Content i 8 5976194 BARCOCINE 9 31012002 T H E T R U S T E DS O U R C EF O RP R O J E C T O RL A M P S A N DA C C E S S O R I E S...

Page 12: ...he equipment to the user even when the equipment s normal operation fails INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS Before operating this equipment please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference...

Page 13: ...u are unable to insert the plug into the outlet contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the purpose of the grounding type plug WARNING FOR THE CUSTOMERS THIS APPARATUS M...

Page 14: ...se papers or other objects may not be nearer to the projector than 4 on any side Onservicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous v...

Page 15: ...om direct sunlight or fluorescent lighting fixtures The use of controlled ambient lighting such as incandescent spot light or a dimmer is recommended for proper room illumination Where possible care s...

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Page 17: ...separate Hor and Vert sync or with composite sync on Y 4 Input signal R G and B with separate Tri level sync or with Tri level sync on green optional 5 Input signal R Y Y and B Y with separate Tri lev...

Page 18: ...eo signals For S video Pin 1 earth ground luminance Pin 2 earth ground chrominance Pin 3 luminance signal Y 1Vpp 3dB Pin 4 chrominance signal C 300mVpp 3dB For video Pin 1 earth ground video Pin 2 not...

Page 19: ...ed menu 1 2 Select Random Access 3 Press ENTER to select The Choose a setup pattern menu will be displayed menu 2 4 Select Selected source 5 Press ENTER to display the Random Access menu menu 3 6 Sele...

Page 20: ...W K H U XOHV 2S HUD W LRQ L V V XEM HF W W R I R OORZ L QJ WZ R FR QGL W L RQV 7KL V GH Y L FH PD Q RW F DXV H KD UP I X O L QW HU I H U H QFH D QG W KL V GH Y L FH P XVW DF FH SW D Q L QWHU I HU HQF...

Page 21: ...asy adjustment of the projector via a computer allow storage of multiple projector configurations and set ups wide range of control possibilities address range from 0 to 255 b data communications send...

Page 22: ...RCU 2 Lift up the top side of the cover at the same time 3 Push on the side of the battery towards the side 4 Lift up the battery at the same time 5 Repeat for the second battery 6 Insert the batterie...

Page 23: ...5 5 71 2175 75 1 66 92 1 Function keys user programmable keys with functions for direct access 2 ADJ ADJUST key to enter or exit the adjustment mode 3 Address key recessed key to enter the address of...

Page 24: ...e x minutes and the horizontal frequecy can be programmed in the Service mode under the item Projector Set Up Note This warm up periode is built in so that the projector can reach its maximum specific...

Page 25: ...R T 3 P O R T 4 5 9 Q R P Q R P U H T 6 H H L Q V W D OO D W LR Q L Q VW UX F WL R Q V E H I RU H F R Q Q HF W L Q J WR WK H V X S S O 9 R L U O D Q R W L F H GL Q V WD OO D W L R Q D Y DQ W GH U DF F...

Page 26: ...ammed into the RCU every projector with the same common address set up will listen to the commands given by this RCU If it is necessary to control a specific projector than enter the projector address...

Page 27: ...This information includes Source number Horizontal frequency Vertical frequency When the entry is a non valid source number a warning appears on the screen input not available When a valid source numb...

Page 28: ...ration Control Color saturation is only active for Video and S Video Adjust the color saturation using the and buttons A bar scale gives a visual indication on the screen of the current color setting...

Page 29: ...Getting Started 3 8 5976194 BARCOCINE 9 31012002 T H E T R U S T E DS O U R C EF O RP R O J E C T O RL A M P S A N DA C C E S S O R I E S...

Page 30: ...used to terminate the adjustment mode while a path selection menu head menu is displayed Possible Paths Depending on the projector configuration the following paths are possible with the Main menu Im...

Page 31: ...Start up Adjustment mode 4 2 5976194 BARCOCINE 9 31012002 T H E T R U S T E DS O U R C EF O RP R O J E C T O RL A M P S A N DA C C E S S O R I E S...

Page 32: ...RIS TOUCH UP IRIS AUTO CONVERGE NORMAL STEREO PSEUDO STEREO MONO SPATIAL STEREO IMAGE CONTROL IRIS CONTROL SOUND CONTROL IRIS FULL ALIGNMENT F1 F3 F4 F2 FUNCTION KEYS F5 IRIS RANDOM ACCESS INSTALLATIO...

Page 33: ...O functions handle as follow 1 Push the cursor keys or to select Image Processing menu 1 2 Press ENTER to select the Image Processing menu The Image Processing menu will be displayed menu 2 Line Multi...

Page 34: ...ce material was originally film or video That prevents the creation of motion artifacts How to activate 1 Push the cursor keys or to select Motion Processing menu 1 2 Press ENTER to toggle between ON...

Page 35: ...EXIT to return IMAGE PROCESSING Line Multiplier ON Multiplier Mode Motion Processing ON Video Equalizing Noise Reduction Contrast Enhancement menu2 Select with or Adjust or scroll presets with or EXI...

Page 36: ...to return IMAGE CONTROL Image Processing Color Adjust Format Select menu1 Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return COLOR ADJUST Broadcast 3200 K Film 4900 K Video 6500 K Computer 9300 K Custom FormatS...

Page 37: ...xxxx Fromat 3 Available BARCO Format 4 Free xxxxxxxx Format 5 Free xxxxxxxx Format 6 Free xxxxxxxx Format 7 Free xxxxxxxx Format 8 Free xxxxxxxx How to store the settings to a new Format 1 Push the cu...

Page 38: ...on the current source will be carried out automatically starting from the existing settings By projecting alternately red and blue lines 25 convergence areas are aligned onto the green pattern How to...

Page 39: ...ction key it is necessary to enter into the Service Menu To activate a function key just press the corresponding key The following functions are factory pre programmed F1 IRIS Touch up F2 Convergence...

Page 40: ...ER menu 3 If not qualified press EXIT menu1 Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return MAIN MENU Image Control IRIS Control Sound Control Function keys Service Menus menu2 WARNING RISK OF INCORRECT ADJU...

Page 41: ...MainMenu 5 10 5976194 BARCOCINE 9 31012002 T H E T R U S T E DS O U R C EF O RP R O J E C T O RL A M P S A N DA C C E S S O R I E S...

Page 42: ...menu will be displayed menu 3 Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return MAIN MENU Image Control IRIS Control Sound Control Function keys Service Menus menu1 ADJUSTMENT MODE Select a path from below IR...

Page 43: ...wrong password will be displayed Remark When the password is correctly entered all other password protected items are accessible without re entering the password When re entering the adjustment mode i...

Page 44: ...ING SETUP PATTERN SELECTION H PHASE RASTER SHIFT V CENTERLINE BOW SIDE BOW V CENTERLINE SKEW SIDE KEYSTONE LEFT RIGHT E W H CENTERLINE BOW TOP KEYSTONE H CENTERLINE SKEW BOTTOM KEYSTONE TOP BOW BOTTOM...

Page 45: ...N GREEN ONLY RED ON GREEN BLUE ON GREEN FOCUSING ORBITING CONTRAST MODULATION GREEN BLUE RED AND GREEN BLUE AND GREEN RED RED AND BLUE RED CONVERGENCE GREEN BLUE SOFT EDGE CORRECTION previous page Gen...

Page 46: ...60 EGA 2 61 0 76 VGA 1 2 35 5 87 VGA 4 44 2 70 Super VGA 2 48 5 60 Super VGA 1 61 0 76 Super VGA 3 72 1 67 Super VGA 4 89 3 67 SUN 3 260 INTERNAL PATTERN kHz Hz 15 6 50 PAL SECAM 15 7 60 NTSC 31 2 50...

Page 47: ...e color temperature of white used by the projector The Color Balance can be adjusted on two different ways fixed color balance You have the choice between 3200 K reddish 4900 K 6500 K white or 9300 K...

Page 48: ...or keys or to select Sync menu 1 2 Press ENTER to toggle between FAST and SLOW Note SYNC is normally used in the SLOW position The FAST position is used to compensate for unsteady sync pulses from old...

Page 49: ...amp tuning can be switch between Normal and Restoration Normal for all standard sources and all sources with a backporch 0 8 s or for sources with noise and spikes in the signal Restoration for standa...

Page 50: ...film mode processing makes sure that material that has been converted from 24 Hz cinema to video 2 2 and 3 2 pull down is displayed without artifacts dynamic noise reduction can be used to improve noi...

Page 51: ...SING LINE MULTIPLIER ON MOTION PROCESSING ON OUTPUT MODE VIDEO EQUALIZING NOISE REDUCTION CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT ADVANCED SETTINGS Switching the multiplier ON OFF 1 Push the cursor key or to select Line...

Page 52: ...I 120hz 525 Lines NI 60Hz 1050 Lines NI 120Hz 1050 Lines I IMAGE PROCESSING LINE MULTIPLIER ON MOTION PROCESSING ON OUTPUT MODE VIDEO EQUALIZING NOISE REDUCTION CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT ADVANCED SETTINGS...

Page 53: ...to return to the Image Processing menu menu1 Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return IMAGE PROCESSING LINE MULTIPLIER ON MOTION PROCESSING ON OUTPUT MODE VIDEO EQUALIZING NOISE REDUCTION CONTRAST ENH...

Page 54: ...olor is recognized How to adjust 1 Push the cursor key or to select Luminance delay menu 1 2 Press ENTER to activate 3 Push the cursor key or to adjust the luminance delay until the color shift is eli...

Page 55: ...l that would otherwise confuse the LiMoPro How to change the Clamp Gating 1 Push the cursor key or to select Clamp Gating menu 1 2 Press ENTER to toggle between ON and OFF Default position OFF menu1 S...

Page 56: ...ey or to select Coring menu 1 2 Press ENTER to select coring 3 Use the cursor keys to adjust the coring noise threshold Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return menu1 LINE MULTIPLIER CORING LTI CTI Wa...

Page 57: ...V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING menu1 menu2 GeometryAdjustments What can be done The geometry adjustments have to be done only on the green image These adjustments are automatically implemented for the ot...

Page 58: ...GEOMETRY H PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT RIGHT E W TOP BOTTOM N S SIZE V LINEARITY BLANKING menu1 H PHASE 70 H PHASE 70 image1 image2 RasterShiftAdjustment What has to be done The green raster must be cente...

Page 59: ...o highlight LEFT RIGHT E W image 1 2 Press ENTER to select The Left Right menu will be displayed menu 2 menu1 menu2 Note Only the green image is displayed while making left right adjustments The red a...

Page 60: ...TION menu 1 2 Press ENTER to activate Eliminate the deformation by pushing the cursor key or until a straight line is obtained image 1 menu1 image1 Warning Use this correction to adjust the right side...

Page 61: ...PHASE RASTER SHIFT LEFT RIGHT E W LEFT SIDE CORRECTION TOP BOTTOM N S H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return LEFT SIDE CORRECTION LEFT KEYSTONE LEFT BOW Ensure tha...

Page 62: ...IFT LEFT RIGHT E W LEFT SIDE CORRECTIONS TOP BOTTOM N S H SIZE V LINEARITY V SIZE BLANKING Note Only the green image is displayed while making top botton adjustments The red and blue images will autom...

Page 63: ...rycorrectionofthehor lineson thelowerside Correctsforcurvatureofthehorizontallinesontheupperside Correctsforcurvatureofthehorizontallinesonthelowerside Seagullcorrection What can be done Use this corr...

Page 64: ...In order to avoid loss of resolution in the projected image and to ensure maximum CRT longevity do not use an excessively small horizontal size setting menu1 menu2 Select with or then ENTER EXIT to re...

Page 65: ...rect a little bit the horizontal picture size when the projector is on its correct position in regard with the installed screen Start up 1 Push the cursor key or to highlight V Size menu 1 2 Press ENT...

Page 66: ...ed this pattern remains on the screen If the genlocked pattern was selected the external source will be displayed Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return BLAN...

Page 67: ...nd vertical lines of the setup pattern These adjustments are performed on the red image while superimposed on the green image and then on the blue image while superimposed on the green image The scree...

Page 68: ...her zone 5 Press EXIT to return to the convergence menu menu1 menu2 image1 menu3 image2 image3 14 16 17 12 20 11 13 19 21 24 23 25 Focusing What can be done After the lenses are mechanically correct f...

Page 69: ...t with or then ENTER EXIT to return menu1 FOCUSING MIDPOINT TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT Bottom Image Focusing 1 Push the cursor key or to highlight Bottom menu 1 2 Press ENTER to start up the bottom image f...

Page 70: ...left and right focusing FOCUSING MIDPOINT TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return menu1 Color Select What can be done Only one color CRT or a combination of colors can be switc...

Page 71: ...Random Access Adjustment Mode 7 28 5976194 BARCOCINE 9 31012002 T H E T R U S T E DS O U R C EF O RP R O J E C T O RL A M P S A N DA C C E S S O R I E S...

Page 72: ...ORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS VOLTAGE DIAGNOSTICS PROJECTOR DIAGNOSTICS SERVICE MODE IDENTIFICATION TOTAL RUN TIME CHANGE PASSWORD CHANGE LANGUAGE CHANGE PROJECTOR ADDRESS CHANGE BAUD...

Page 73: ...entification screen gives information concerning Projector address To change the address of your projector contact a qualified service technician Software version Configuration Possible installations...

Page 74: ...Run Time menu 1 2 Press ENTER to display the run time menu menu 2 The amount of time the projector has played since its first start up at the factory will be displayed as the system run time The CRT...

Page 75: ...password is displayed The new password must consist of 4 digits between 0 and 9 How to enter a new password Handle as follow 1 Push the cursor key or to select the digits to be changed menu 2 2 Press...

Page 76: ...ssibility to skip the warm up periode anyway by pressing the EXIT key and offers the possibility to adjust the horizontal and vertical amplitude of this white image with the cursor keys During this wa...

Page 77: ...urn PROJECTOR WARM UP menu1 WARM UP ON FREQUENCY 64 kHz TIME 15 min A FULL WHITE PATTERN WILL BE GENERATED AT POWER UP AFTER THIS PROCEDURE THE PROJECTOR IS READY TO PERFORM IN OPTIMUM CONDITION with...

Page 78: ...or then ENTER EXIT to return PROJECTOR SET UP menu1 Power up mode What can be done When pressing the power switch the projector can start up in operating mode or in stand by mode Operating mode the p...

Page 79: ...n screen will be displayed menu 3 5 ENTER to confirm EXIT cancels the copy procedure and returns without copying the block Memory management What can be done Within the memory management menu the foll...

Page 80: ...copy the softedge settings To copy the softedge settings 1 Push the cursor key or to highlight Copy Softedge settings menu 1 2 Press ENTER to select The copy softedge settings menu will be displayed...

Page 81: ...menu 1 2 Press ENTER to select A confirmation screen will be displayed menu 2 3 Press ENTER to confirm Press EXIT to return without deleting any block Once ENTER is pressed all block headers and adju...

Page 82: ...to highlight Undo R B convergence mid menu 1 2 Press ENTER execute the undo function How to set convergence to midposition 1 Push the cursor key or to highlight R B Convergence Mid menu 1 2 Press ENTE...

Page 83: ...D ASTIGMATISM MIDPOSITION ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return SET TO MIDPOSITION menu1 R B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E W TO MIDPOSITION N S...

Page 84: ...IGMATISM MIDPOSITION ALL SETTINGS TO MIDPOS Undo East West to midposition What can be done Undo East West to midposition is displayed in the Set Midposition menu in stead off E W to midposition when t...

Page 85: ...y or to highlight Undo N S to midposition menu 1 2 Press ENTER undo Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return SET TO MIDPOSITION menu1 R B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E W...

Page 86: ...n ENTER EXIT to return SET TO MIDPOSITION menu1 R B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E W TO MIDPOSITION N S TO MIDPOSITION UNDO DIG VERT LINEARITY MID DIG HOR LINEARITY MID A...

Page 87: ...STIGMATISMTOMIDPOSITION Astigmatism settings in current block will be overwritten ENTER to confirm EXIT to cancel menu2 R B CONVERGENCE MID GREEN CONVERGENCE MID FOCUS TO MIDPOSITION E W TO MIDPOSITIO...

Page 88: ...w to cancel Set to midposition When All settings to midpos is selected all settings are set to their midposition To cancel this action 1 Push the cursor key or to highlight Undo all settings to midpos...

Page 89: ...hen ENTER EXIT to return SERVICE MODE PROJECTOR SET UP MEMORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS VOLTAGE DIAGNOSTICS PROJECTOR DIAGNOSTICS Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return COMMONSETTIN...

Page 90: ...he cursor keys to select the desired area 4 Increase the contrast level using the Contrast Control to near maximum Using that Sharpness Key defocus the image until the dots are large and easily visibl...

Page 91: ...to select CRT run in cycle 1 Push the cursor key or to highlight CRT run in Cycle menu 1 2 Press ENTER to start up If a memory block adjusted on an internal pattern is available the CRT run in cycle w...

Page 92: ...IC ASTIGMATISM GAMMA CORRECTIONS CRT RUN IN CYCLE CRT DRIVE MODE MEMORYBANKS ON FLYBACK TURNOVER POINT MENU POSITION STANDARD CRT DRIVE MODE NORMAL ECONOMIC TEMPORARY BOOST PERMANENT BOOST WARNING per...

Page 93: ...be update SOURCEXX MEMORY BANK 4 menu1 FlybackTurnoverPoint What can be done The horizontal flyback time for horizontal frequencies can be long or short The turnover point from long to short can be i...

Page 94: ...TER to display the diagnostic menu menu 2 Scroll with or then ENTER EXIT to return I2C DIAGNOSTICS Failures addr IC number mod name 48H IC200 DECODER menu2 Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return SER...

Page 95: ...turn to the projector diagnostics menu Select with or then ENTER EXIT to return SERVICE MODE menu1 PROJECTOR SET UP MEMORY MANAGEMENT COMMON SETTINGS I2C DIAGNOSTICS VOLTAGE DIAGNOSTICS PROJECTOR DIAG...

Page 96: ...o go into the adjustment menus A warning will be displayed menu 2 4 If qualified press ENTER otherwise press EXIT and call for technical assistance 5 Select Randon by pushing the cursor keys or 6 Pres...

Page 97: ...Programmable Function Keys 9 2 5976194 BARCOCINE 9 31012002 T H E T R U S T E DS O U R C EF O RP R O J E C T O RL A M P S A N DA C C E S S O R I E S...

Page 98: ...tton on the RCU with a pencil or other small object WRONG PASSWORD Message when the entered pass word is wrong WARNING invalid frequency input The entered frequency or applied frequency of the source...

Page 99: ...he projector and the PC FAN FAILED Projector will switch off projector switched off due to a fan fail FAILURE I2C error addr 7FH3 Hardware failure Call a qualified service technician for repair FAILUR...

Page 100: ...ency 15 6 kHz Vertical Frequency 50 Hz Input Type video Scan Switch Configuration Front Ceiling The data representing the various adjustments for the source follows the block header A ADJUSTMENT BLOCK...

Page 101: ...ut 1 source number 1 source number 91 Block header B Block header B different analog settings source input 2 source input 9 source number 2 source number 92 Block header C Block header C different ana...

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