Section 3: Service Setups
CP2230 Service Manual
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020-100562-06 Rev. 1 (05-2016)
3.6
Performing Marriage
NOTICE!
Only Christie authorized service technicians should perform marriage.
Marriage is the engaging of the DCI physical interlocks that enable the display of secured materials. The
Marriage
window begins a series of panels that guides you through the sequence of steps required to engage
the projector’s married condition. The left column of the
Marriage
window shows which state you’re
currently at in the marriage process. (
Figure 3-18
) Click the
Next/Prev
buttons to navigate the series of
steps.
NOTE:
Only Christie authorized service technicians can engage the projector’s marriage.
One of the
key ideas behind marriage is that an authority figure examine the projector and ensures that it has not been
tampered with before a marriage can be performed. This means that a person must be physically at the
projector when the marriage is performed - it cannot be done remotely. To ensure this, there is a marriage
button on the PI Board panel which must be pressed in order for the marriage to complete. The following are
the steps that must be followed for you to perform marriage on the projector.
1. Ensure the system is in full power mode to proceed, i.e. Power is ON. Click the
Next
button to proceed to
the
Marriage Checklist
window.
2. In the
Marriage Checklist
window (
Figure 3-18
), the wizard checks that all tamper switches are secure
and it presents a list of items that you must check to ensure the projector is secure before proceeding. Click
the
Next
button to proceed to the
Arming
window.
Figure 3-18 Administrator Setup: Marriage Checklist Window
