Christie CineIPM-2K, User Manual

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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
2-14 Cine-IPM 2K User’s Manual
020-100164-01 Rev. 1 (01/08)
Figure 2.18. GPIO Port
For more information, refer to Appendix D .
At many CP2000 sites, users may prefer to select their non-cinema Cine-IPM 2K
sources with a simple button on the TPC Main menu. These buttons provide a
reliable and quick way to switch to a specific Cine-IPM 2K source, but they must
first be configured and defined by an installer, administrator, or advanced user having
access rights to the TPC
Custom menu. See below.
NOTES: 1)
This procedure assumes familiarity with the TPC. For complete
information, see the CP2000 User’s Manual provided with the projector. 2) The
RS232 “B” link is required for source selection at the TPC.
3)
Currently the TPC
can be configured for switching sources only, not channels.
1. Make sure your CP2000 and Cine-IPM 2K are properly connected via both
DVI
and
RS232 “B”.
Otherwise the two devices cannot communicate with each other.
2. Connect the desired
source(s) to the front of the
Cine-IPM 2K .
3. In the Cine-IPM 2K menus,
set the desired output
resolution and output (8-bit
vs. 10-bit; a.k.a. “Data
Format”). Remember that
10-bit output requires
both
DVI connections. See right.
4. With the projector and
Cine-IPM 2K both powered up normally, go to the Custom menu of the TPC and
set the following options (see Figure 2.20):
•
Define
INPUT
: Set whether your Cine-IPM 2K data link is via
DVI-1
(called
“DVI-A” at the TPC) or
DVI-2
(called “DVI-B” at the TPC)
,
or whether the
incoming data is shared in a
DVI-TWIN
(10-bit) configuration utilizing both
DVI routes. With any of these three TPC input options, you must still use
the remote keypad to select the desired
Cine-IPM 2K input (#1-6).
Alternatively, if you have multiple sources connected to the Cine-IPM 2K
for outputting on the 8-bit
DVI-1
link, you may prefer to define a specific
2.5 Setting Up the
TPC for Source
Selection
Figure 2.19. Controlling Cine-IPM 2K Output
Controller
Tou
ch Panel