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Section 8: Specifications

CP2210 Service Manual

8-3

020-100556-04 Rev. 1 (01-2012)

NOTES:

 

1)

 All formats supported at 10 bit 4:2:2 YCbCr or lower. ** 

DCI formats (SMPTE 428-9) are 

supported at 12 bit 4:4:4

 

XYZ. 

2)

 

When both SMPTE 292M inputs are used together in a dual-link 

configuration they will support all the formats listed in Table 8.1 in 4:4:4 YCbCr or RGB format with 10 or 12 
bits per component. Also supported is 4:2:2 YCbCr progressive input with 10 or 12 bits per component and a 
pixel format of 1920 x 1080 at 47.96 or 48 fps. 

3)

 For 3D content, the supported format is 4:2:2 YCbCr 10 bit 

per eye.

SMPTE RP 211

1920 x 1080

25

Progressive (sF)

25

SMPTE RP 211

1920 x 1080

29.97 / 30

Progressive (sF)

29.97 / 30

640 x 480

23.98 / 24

Progressive

23.98 / 24 

640 x 480

25

Progressive

25

640 x 480

29.97 / 30

Progressive

29.97 / 30

640 x 480

48

Progressive

48

640 x 480

50

Progressive

50

640 x 480

59.94 / 60

Progressive

59.94 / 60

640 x 480

100

Progressive

100

640 x 480

120

Progressive

120

720 x 525

23.98 / 24

Interlaced

11.99 / 12

720 x 525

25

Interlaced

12.5

720 x 525

29.97 / 30

Interlaced

14.985 / 15

720 x 525

48

Interlaced

24

720 x 525

50

Interlaced

25

720 x 525

59.94 / 60

Interlaced

29.97 / 30

720 x 525

100

Interlaced

50

720 x 525

120

Interlaced

60

DCI**

2048 x 1080

24

Progressive

24

DCI**

2048 x 1080

48

Progressive

48

Summary of Contents for Solaria CP2210

Page 1: ...CP2210 S e r v i c e M a n u a l 020 100556 04 ...

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Page 3: ...CP2210 S e r v i c e M a n u a l 020 100556 04 ...

Page 4: ...h high quality materials and components that can be recycled and reused This symbol means that electrical and electronic equipment at their end of life should be disposed of separately from regular waste Please dispose of the product appropriately and according to local regulations In the European Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic products Please help u...

Page 5: ...ter Lens Mount ILS and Projection Lens 1 5 Shutter Assembly 1 5 Lens Mount 1 5 Projection Lens 1 5 Intelligent Lens System ILS 1 5 1 3 3 Power Modules 1 6 Low Voltage Power Supply LVPS 1 6 Standby Power Supply 1 6 Lamp Power Supply LPS 1 6 Interlocks 1 6 1 3 4 Electrical System Components 1 7 Input Processing 1 7 1 3 5 Projector Cooling 1 7 Fan Cooling 1 8 Liquid Cooling 1 8 1 3 6 Power 1 8 2 Serv...

Page 6: ...atically Adjusting the Lamp Position Using LampLOC 3 5 3 5 2 Manually Adjusting the Lamp Position 3 6 3 5 3 DMD Convergence 3 7 3 6 Performing Marriage 3 8 3 7 Upgrading Main Software 3 10 3 7 1 Steps to Install an Upgrade Package 3 10 3 7 2 Upgrade File Selection Window 3 11 3 7 3 Upgrade Package Details Window 3 12 3 7 4 Upgrade Upgrade Progress Window 3 13 3 8 Hardware Change 3 14 4 Troubleshoo...

Page 7: ... 5 11 Exhaust Panel Skin 5 10 5 5 12 Safety Shield 5 10 5 5 13 Intake Duct 5 11 5 5 14 Radiator Filter 5 12 5 5 15 Lamp Replacement 5 13 Installing a New Lamp 5 14 5 5 16 Lens 5 15 5 5 17 Lens Flags 5 15 5 5 18 Lamp Blower Assembly 5 16 5 5 19 Standby Power Supply 5 17 5 5 20 Projector Feet 5 18 5 5 21 Lamp Door Interlock 5 18 5 5 22 Lamp Power Supply LPS 5 19 5 5 23 Lamp Adjust Assembly 5 22 5 5 ...

Page 8: ...ld Mirror 1 5 49 5 6 15 Fold Mirror 2 5 50 5 6 16 Yellow Notch Filter YNF 5 51 5 6 17 Illumination Optic System IOS 5 51 5 6 18 Cooling Water Blocks and Hoses 5 52 6 Interconnections 7 Serial API 8 Specifications 8 1 Display 8 1 8 1 1 Panel Resolution and Refresh Rate 8 1 8 1 2 Achievable Brightness Measured at Screen Center 8 1 8 1 3 Achievable Contrast Ratio 8 1 8 1 4 Color and Gray Scale 8 1 8 ...

Page 9: ...ety 8 8 8 8 2 Electro Magnetic Compatibility 8 8 Emissions 8 8 Immunity 8 8 Environmental 8 8 8 9 Environment 8 10 8 9 1 Operating Environment 8 10 8 9 2 Non Operating Environment 8 10 8 10 Accessories 8 10 8 10 1 Standard sold with product 8 10 8 10 2 Accessories sold separately 8 10 A Shutter Override A 1 Shutter Manual Override A 1 B Overfill B 1 Overfill B 1 B 1 1 Overfilled Image B 1 B 1 2 Co...

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Page 11: ...This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations Warning symbols indicate a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Caution symbols indicate a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE Addresses practices not related to personal injury 1 2 Projector Skins UV HAZARD When servicing the projector w...

Page 12: ...nents their main functions and how they interface with other components Knowing your projector and how it works will help during troubleshooting 1 3 1 Optical and Electrical Systems The two largest and most complex systems in the projector are the optical and electrical systems A basic understanding of each of these systems and the relationship between their components can improve troubleshooting ...

Page 13: ...t engine where thousands of mirrors for pixels continuously tilt either ON or OFF in response to incoming source signals Whether in the ON or OFF position light striking the mirrors reflects back through the color prism but at different angles depending on the position However when the mirrors are in the OFF position light is not collected by the projection lens Light striking the ON mirrors of an...

Page 14: ...or all wavelengths are completely reflected multiple times within the integrator exiting as a homogenized uniformly bright 1 896 rectangle The integrator also mixes the various colors of the lamp regions and smooths any flicker caused by the arc instability of the lamp Light exiting the integrator rod enters the optical head where it undergoes further treatment before it reaches the single DMD pan...

Page 15: ...s There is no manual override for the motorized drive Linear motion is guided by precision rods and bushings There is a three point symmetrical boresight adjustment which is lockable and can be adjusted without removing covers The projection lenses are fitted with an interface plate which mates with the lens mount Magnets on the lens mount pull the lens onto the mount during insertion Two hex scre...

Page 16: ...erlocks Eight interlocks detect when a critical component has failed Safety Interlocks Lamp Door Detects if the lamp door is open and if the lamp compartment is over temperature Fire Alarm Detects if facilities fire alarm is activated Software Interlocks Temperature Sensor 1 Detects increased temperature at the blue DMD Temperature Sensor 2 Detects increased temperature at the green DMD Temperatur...

Page 17: ... port window screen ambient light etc and must be repeated if there is a change in any of these variables Lamp Power Supply LPS Interface Signals The 15 pin connector on the LPS end splits into three separate harnesses that go to the backplane fire alarm interlock hard wired and the lamp door interlock hard wired This connector links the LPS controls to the rest of the projector The LPS to backpla...

Page 18: ...ts of small water blocks screwed to the three DMD mounting studs and daisy chained together with UV resistant Tygon flexible tubing Both ends of the chain connect to two quick release shutoff connectors forming the cool source and warm return lines with the adjacent liquid cooler heat exchanger and pump This liquid cooling loop circulates Christie approved coolant JEFFCOOL E105 The level of fluid ...

Page 19: ...ion during servicing and that the original projector design remains intact 2 3 1 UV Light UV HAZARD Never look directly into the lens or into an open projector The extreme light output could cause permanent eye damage Wear ultraviolet blocking eyewear with side guards if servicing with the lamp ON The projector lamp is an intense source of light and heat One component of the lamp light is ultravio...

Page 20: ... powering the lamp OFF it is important to wait at least 15 minutes before disconnecting AC and opening the lamp door This practice provides enough time for the internal lamp cooling fans to cool the bulb Always cool the bulb completely before handling and always wear Christie approved protective safety gear P N 598900 095 before opening the lamp door 2 4 Lamp Replacement EXPLOSION HAZARD Lamp repl...

Page 21: ...enter a checkmark in the Lamp Rotation checkbox This will trigger a message that half of the lamp s limit as set in Lamp Expiry has been reached By default Lamp Rotation is disabled At this time the bulb can be removed using the same precautions as lamp replacement and rotated 180 Acknowledge that lamp rotation has taken place using the Advanced Setup Lamp History window by clicking on Acknowledge...

Page 22: ...an acceptable level Check the coolant level every 6 months by removing the top lid and inspecting the fill station If the liquid cooling system should fail it first triggers an over temperature alarm window and then turns the lamp OFF if it remains in an over temperature state for more than one minute 2 6 Power Supplies Power supplies are not serviceable Any faulty power supply module must be repl...

Page 23: ...if applicable has been badly damaged 2 8 2 Lead Dress Before servicing always carefully observe the original lead dress Take extra precautions to secure all harnessing properly especially in the high voltage circuitry areas i e lamp cables Replace any wire that appears to have damaged insulation Always replace ground connections 2 8 3 Maintain Ground Earth Connections DANGER Never defeat the groun...

Page 24: ...LL BACK from the projector at all times 2 10 Cleaning ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Ensure that the projector is completely powered down and disconnected from AC before the lens or any of the projection head covers or doors are loosened and removed Wear gloves when handling internal components Maintaining the cleanliness of all internal components during any service procedure is critical In particular a...

Page 25: ...nts Procedures Part Description Required Alignments Procedures Ceramic Plate on Douser blade Adjust LampLOC Cold Mirror Adjust LampLOC Recalibrate Measured Color Gamut Data MCGD Douser Motor Adjust LampLOC Fold Mirror Adjust Fold Mirror alignment Illumination Optics System IOS Adjust Yellow Notch Filter Recalibrate color Define footlamberts optional Integrator Assembly Integrator alignment Fold Mi...

Page 26: ...d must be realigned When corrected the shadows cast by the integrator edges form an even perimeter around the full active display area without interfering with the image and all of the image is displayed 1 Display a full white field 2 Use a 1 5mm hex key to unlock the two set screws Figure 3 1 B on the fold mirror 3 To make adjustments turn the pivot screw 90 180 using a 2 5mm hex key Figure 3 1 C...

Page 27: ... path Whenever the integrator module is moved or replaced its end to end position as well as its rotation must be correct for proper focus and full illumination of the three DMDs 1 Display a full white field 2 Loosen the integrator assembly so that it can be freely moved by hand 3 Focusing Corners should be equal in focus although they may all appear slightly blurry As necessary move the integrato...

Page 28: ...uch as the SpectraScan PR650 at the image in the theatre 2 With the top lid removed display a full green field 3 Measure the green coordinates using a spectrophometer 4 Locate the adjustment screw on the center of the yellow notch filter frame and adjust as necessary to obtain the following coordinates x 0 265 0 02 y 0 690 0 02 3 5 Adjusting Lamp Position LampLOC LampLOC is a required adjustment a...

Page 29: ...ed fairly stable for the life of the lamp 1 Navigate to the Advanced Setup LampLOC Setup window Figure 3 4 2 Click the Do Auto button 3 Let a few minutes pass to allow the LampLOC mechanism to establish the best lamp position and optimize the light output You will see 100 displayed on the screen when the operation is complete You can improve on screen uniformity after running LampLOC by manually a...

Page 30: ...ings on a light meter centered in front of the lens and then at the center of the screen For each button continue in one direction and then back up or reverse when the reading begins to decrease NOTES 1 This is an optional procedure use the light output gauge in the Advanced Setup LampLOC Setup window if preferred 2 After performing LampLOC Do Auto brightness uniformity may also be improved on som...

Page 31: ...the three colors should overlap precisely to form pure white lines throughout the image one or more poorly converged individual colors may appear adjacent to some or all of the lines Qualified Christie service techni cians can correct convergence as described on the color label affixed to the light engine cover Figure 3 5 NOTE Use Christie s custom Convergence Tool Kit for all convergence work Con...

Page 32: ...hority figure examines 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 present at the projector when the marriage is performed it cannot be done remotely To ensure this there is a Marriage button on the Projector Intelligence Board PIB panel which must be pressed in order for the marriage to complete The fo...

Page 33: ...en during this count down You MUST press the Marriage button on the PIB within this 30 second window in order for the marriage to take effect When the Marriage button is pressed the LED button will change to a solid green to indicate a successful marriage Figure 3 7 Press Marriage Button on PI Board after Clicking Arm Marriage Button 4 The Finish window states if the marriage was successful or not...

Page 34: ...window NOTE After copying several upgrade packages to the root folder an alarm will occur if the disk space becomes full Navigate to the root folder and delete the older upgrade packages Once removed copy the current upgrade package again 3 The Extraction window shows the progress of extracting decrypting and verifying the files On any failure the upgrade process will display an error dialog and t...

Page 35: ...e Space Displays the amount of available free space on the projector Upload Click the Upload button to launch a file selection dialog which allows you to select a file that does not reside in the root folder This would be used to load a file from a USB drive Remove Highlight an upgrade file in the Available Upgrade Files region and then click the Remove button to delete the selected file from the ...

Page 36: ...ts the upgrade system to only upgrade components that are newer or older than the currently installed version This is the default and recom mended upgrade method ICP Only Force Install This selection instructs the upgrade system to force an ICP only install regardless of what current version is installed Force Upgrade All This selection instructs the upgrade system to upgrade all components found ...

Page 37: ...d View Displays the available components that are being upgraded their versions the current progress and current status Current state can be one of the following Idle Transferring Programming Aborted Failed and Done Finish Once the installation is complete regardless if the installation was success or not the Finish button becomes enabled Figure 3 10 Upgrade Progress Window ...

Page 38: ...VB and Backplane If ever more than two of these hardware devices are swapped the Hardware Change window Figure 3 11 is generated the next time the projector is powered ON The user is prompted to select which hardware device contains the original serial number and to specify where to restore the settings from if the PIB and TPC serial numbers do not match Figure 3 11 Hardware Change Window ...

Page 39: ...us Menu TPC Alarm Windows External Projector Status LEDs Internal PCB specific LEDs and Main AC status LED If warnings and errors reported at these locations cannot be resolved by the operator or administrator further troubleshooting by a Christie authorized service technician may be required When troubleshooting keep in mind that the projector consists of numerous replaceable modules such as prin...

Page 40: ...nterlock needs to be cleared before the lamp will light 3 If the All Alarms field of the Status window shows a ballast communication problem re boot the projector and try turning the lamp ON again Check for an alarm condition From the Main panel click the LED in the top left corner to open the Status window Click Temperatures If a DMD temperature is too high the lamp will not ignite Cool the proje...

Page 41: ...LiteLOC setting LiteLOC is automatically terminated If the values shown in the Advanced Setup Lamp Power LiteLOC Setup window indicate that the lamp power has reached this over drive state either reduce your LiteLOC setting or install a new lamp Replace Lamp Power Supply LPS Refer to 2 6 Power Supplies on page 2 4 4 2 6 Symptom DMD over temperature warning Check DMD temperature sensor readings Are...

Page 42: ... are multiple integrity checks performed by the LD on startup and operation A failure of any of these checks will cause the LD to enter the FIPS error state during which no cryptographic operation is allowed No TLS connections no Cinelink 2 decryption NOTE If the LD is in the FIPS error state you can try resetting or power cycling the LD the projector to attempt to recover 4 Ensure the LD logs are...

Page 43: ...001976 01 Lamp CDXL 18SD 1 8kW Xenon 003 002742 01 Lamp CXL 14M 1 4kW Xenon 003 003066 01 Air Filter 5 filters per kit 003 002311 01 Part Name Description Christie Service Kit Part Light Engine Assembly 003 101463 02 Harness 003 111236 01 Light Engine Quick Disconnect LEQD 003 101360 02 Water Block Assembly 003 101466 01 Part Name Description Christie Service Kit Part Low Voltage Power Supply 003 ...

Page 44: ...A 4 wire 92mm Fans 7 8 10 11 003 110827 02 Fan 12V 0 6A 4 wire 92mm Fan 8 Cardcage Fan 003 110827 02 Fan 12V 0 5A 4 wire 120mm Fan 5 Liquid Cooling Assembly Fan 003 120453 01 Blower Assembly 003 101451 01 Part Name Description Christie Service Kit Part AC Line Filter 15A 003 002136 01 AC Line Filter 20A 003 002038 01 Interlock Switch 003 001559 01 Lamp Adjust 003 101903 01 Lamp Temperature Sensor ...

Page 45: ...K Zoom Lens 108 321107 xx 1 9 3 0 1 mDC2K Zoom Lens 108 328104 xx 2 4 3 9 1 mDC2K Zoom Lens 108 322108 xx 3 9 6 5 1 mDC2K Zoom Lens 108 323109 xx Auxiliary Lenses 1 25x Anamorphic 38 809054 51 1 26x Wide Converter Lens 108 281101 01 Part Name Description Christie Service Kit Part Exhaust duct 119 103105 xx Foot Brackets 119 100101 xx Motorized Auxiliary Lens Mount M MALM 119 101101 01 Rack Stand F...

Page 46: ... strap when handling electronic assemblies Gloves are required when handling critical optical components 5 4 Replacement Procedures 5 4 1 Servicing Guidelines Follow all service safety warning and guidelines Refer to Section 5 2 Index of Parts and Modules along with Appendix C Exploded Views to locate each module within the projector When re installing a module follow removal instructions in rever...

Page 47: ...efer to 5 5 1 Air Filter Cover on page 5 5 2 Pull the air filter out of the cover 3 When installing a new filter align the tabs and push into the filter cover Ensure that the arrow indicator on the filter is facing in the direction of the airflow 5 5 3 Front Face Skin The front face skin is fastened to the projector housing by two tabs that interlock with the side skins one screw that attaches to ...

Page 48: ...e that runs off a fully integrated Windows XPe based operating system Estimated Replacement Time 4 minutes 1 Remove the TPC Figure 5 3 a Disconnect the TPC cable from the projector s back cover b Loosen the TPC mounting arm so it can be removed from the ball joint on the projector s back cover Figure 5 3 c When replacing repeat the instructions in reverse d If using a TPC 660E check the main switc...

Page 49: ...the projector and pull it away from the two tabs on the front skin 4 When reinstalling align the front two tabs and reverse the above steps 5 5 6 High Security Lid The high security lid secures the light engine and cardcage components NOTICE Only Christie authorized service technicians should open the high security lid Estimated Replacement Time 8 minutes 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Li...

Page 50: ... the five socket head cap screws along the bottom edge of the skin Figure 5 7 6 Pull the cardcage panel out 7 Reverse the above steps to re install NOTE Ensure that the front and rear corners interlock before reinstall ing screws 5 5 8 Rear Access Door Skin The rear access frame interlocks with the side skins This skin should never need to be removed unless it is damaged and requires replacement E...

Page 51: ... skin 5 5 10 Lamp Door UV HAZARD Wear authorized protec tive clothing P N 598900 095 whenever the internal lamp door is opened Located on the inside of the rear access door is a duct for transporting air from the blower to the lamp compartment and a 5mm hex key to tighten loosen the lamp cathode clamp Estimated Replacement Time 40 minutes 1 Unlock the rear door using the low security key 2 Remove ...

Page 52: ...Use a 2 Phillips screwdriver to loosen the three captive screws along the bottom of the exhaust panel skin 5 Pull the skin forward and out 6 Reverse the above steps to re install the skin NOTES 1 Ensure that the front and rear corners interlock before reinstalling the screws 2 To remove the access panel separately loosen the two captive screws securing it to the skin 5 5 12 Safety Shield UV HAZARD...

Page 53: ... page 5 7 2 Remove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Use a 1 Phillips to remove the two screws from the corners of the intact duct Figure 5 13 4 Remove the duct by pulling it up and out Figure 5 13 Intake Duct 5 Reverse the above steps to install NOTE When reinstalling tilt the duct on an angle to clear the flange Figure 5 14 Figure 5 14 Reinstalling Intake Duct ...

Page 54: ...aveling through the radiator is clean as it enters the system Estimated Replacement Time 16 minutes 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the side skin service door Refer to 5 5 11 Exhaust Panel Skin on page 5 10 3 Manually loosen the captive screw securing the radiator air filter door Figure 5 15 4 To remove pull the filter up and out 5 Reverse the above steps to reinst...

Page 55: ...projector Estimated Replacement Time 20 minutes includes 5 minute LampLOC alignment 1 Press Lamp OFF from the TPC Allow the cooling fans to run for at least 15 minutes to allow the lamp to sufficiently cool before handling 2 When the cooling fans stop turn the projector s main switch to OFF and unplug Always power down and unplug the projector prior to servicing Allow the lamp to cool before handl...

Page 56: ...n any way Check leads Ensure the anode lead between the lamp and igniter is well away from any projector metal such as the reflector or firewall Remove the cathode clamp from the lamp before removing it from its case Hold the anode end of the lamp in your left hand and angle it up through the hole in the back of the reflector assembly Insert your right index and middle finger through the back the ...

Page 57: ...1504 xx so it is centered between the two mounting positions Figure 5 19 4 Use a 1 Phillips screwdriver to install the supplied M2 x 4mm screws P N 012 100031 xx to secure the flag to the lens 5 Manually rotate the lens to ensure there is no interference If the lens does not rotate easily the lens itself or the motors may be damaged 6 Reinstall the lens For details refer 5 5 16 Lens on page 5 15 7...

Page 58: ...5 9 2 Remove the lamp if installed Refer to 5 5 15 Lamp Replacement on page 5 13 3 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 4 Open the safety shield Refer to 5 5 12 Safety Shield on page 5 10 5 Remove the standby power supply Refer to 5 5 19 Standby Power Supply on page 5 17 6 Loosen the three captive screws Figure 5 20 Figure 5 20 Loosen Captive Screws 7 Lift the lamp blower assembly...

Page 59: ... compartment next to the lamp blower Estimated Replacement Time 15 minutes 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the safety shield Refer to 5 5 12 Safety Shield on page 5 10 3 Open the lamp door Refer to 5 5 10 Lamp Door on page 5 9 4 Remove the lamp if installed Refer to 5 5 15 Lamp Replacement on page 5 13 5 Remove the top bracket by loosening the captive screw shown i...

Page 60: ... remove the locking nut on the foot 7 Use a 19mm wrench to remove the entire foot 8 Reverse the above steps to reinstall the feet 9 Tweak masking For details refer to the CP2210 User Manual P N 020 100410 xx 5 5 21 Lamp Door Interlock UV HAZARD Always wear protective safety clothing and a face shield when performing service with the safety shield removed and a lamp installed The lamp door interloc...

Page 61: ...fer to 5 5 12 Safety Shield on page 5 10 3 Remove the lamp if installed Refer to 5 5 15 Lamp Replacement on page 5 13 4 Remove the standby power supply Refer to 5 5 19 Standby Power Supply on page 5 17 5 Remove the lamp blower assembly Refer to 5 5 18 Lamp Blower Assembly on page 5 16 6 Using a 4mm hex key remove the five screws securing the LPS to the projector base Three screws are located along...

Page 62: ...eplacement 8 Using the 5mm hex key provided on the inside of the lamp door remove the screw from the cathode terminal on the LPS Figure 5 26 Figure 5 26 Remove Anode and Cathode Screw 9 Disconnect the AC power harness by pushing in on the clip Figure 5 27 Figure 5 27 AC Power Harness ...

Page 63: ...ions harness by removing the two retaining screws and pulling up Figure 5 28 11 Tilt the LPS up and slide out of the lamp door Figure 5 29 Figure 5 29 Remove LPS 12 Reverse the above steps to reinstall the LPS 13 Perform LampLOC adjustment Refer to the CP2210 User Manual P N 020 100410 xx Figure 5 28 LPS Communication Harness ...

Page 64: ...afety Shield on page 5 10 3 Remove the lamp if installed Refer to 5 5 15 Lamp Replacement on page 5 13 4 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 5 Remove the cardcage Refer to 5 6 1 Cardcage Module on page 5 36 6 Using a 5mm hex key remove the two screws securing the lamp adjust Figure 5 31 B 7 Using a 3mm hex key remove the screw securing the grounding cable Figure 5 31 A 8 Disconne...

Page 65: ...he harnesses out of the cardcage compartment using the hole behind the shroud Figure 5 32 11 Carefully remove the entire lamp adjuster assembly 12 To reinstall reverse the above steps 13 Perform LampLOC alignment For details refer to the CP2210 User Manual P N 020 100410 xx Figure 5 32 Hold Behind Shroud ...

Page 66: ... 5mm hex key remove the four screws securing the reflector Three of these screws are located on the bracket outside the reflector The fourth screw is located inside the casing below the reflector Figure 5 33 5 Carefully lift the reflector assembly straight up and out of the unit being careful not to touch the UV filter glass Figure 5 33 Remove Reflector 6 Remove the two M3 screws securing the lamp...

Page 67: ...d Estimated Replacement Time 60 minutes 10 minute LampLOC alignment 1 Open the lamp access door Refer to 5 5 10 Lamp Door on page 5 9 2 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 3 Remove the safety shield Refer to 5 5 12 Safety Shield on page 5 10 4 Remove the lamp if installed Refer to 5 5 15 Lamp Replacement on page 5 13 5 Remove the reflector assembly Refer to 5 5 24 Reflector Assem...

Page 68: ...eplacement 8 Reverse the above steps to reinstall Ensure the filter is installed with the arrow indicator on the edge of the filter pointing towards the lamp Figure 5 36 9 Perform LampLOC adjustment For details refer to the CP2210 User Manual P N 020 100410 xx Figure 5 36 Orientation ...

Page 69: ... top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the side skin service door Refer to 5 5 9 Side Skin Service Door on page 5 9 3 Loosen the four captive screws securing the LVPS cover Figure 5 37 4 Disconnect the four DC harnesses Figure 5 37 Figure 5 37 Remove LVPS 5 Lift and slide the LVPS out of the projector in such a way that the PEM nut is cleared Figure 5 38 Figure 5 38 Clear PEM Nut 6 D...

Page 70: ...radiator fan All are connected together with hoses and are mounted within the front left portion of the projector Estimated Replacement Time 30 minutes 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the side skin service door Refer to 5 5 9 Side Skin Service Door on page 5 9 3 Open the radiator compartment by loosening the captive screw Refer to Figure 5 15 Radiator Filter on pag...

Page 71: ... 5 41 6 Use a 4mm hex key to remove the two screws from the bracket securing the reservoir and pump Figure 5 41 7 Loosen the two screws securing the side skin in order to pull the skin aside and slide the cooling assembly out Figure 5 41 8 Reverse the above steps to install NOTE When reinstalling ensure there are no kinks in the hoses Figure 5 41 Quick Disconnects ...

Page 72: ...e the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Using a 3mm hex key remove the two screws securing the light engine cover Figure 5 42 Figure 5 42 Remove Light Engine Cover 4 Using a 1 Phillips loosen the captive screw securing the light dump Figure 5 43 5 Reverse the above steps to install Ensure that the light dump is ...

Page 73: ...o 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Using a 3mm hex key remove the two screws securing the light engine cover See Figure 5 42 Remove Light Engine Cover on page 5 30 4 Remove the light dump Refer to 5 5 28 Light Dump on page 5 30 5 Disconnect the shutter harness from the IMCB NOTE Save the shutter to install on the replacement en...

Page 74: ...ightness uniformity 5 5 30 Shutter Assembly The shutter is attached to the light engine prism It can be removed on its own as outlined below or with the light engine For additional details refer to Appendix A Shutter Override Estimated Replacement Time 30 minutes 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Us...

Page 75: ...Remove the front skin Refer to 5 5 3 Front Face Skin on page 5 5 6 Disconnect the 10 harnesses from the IMCB 7 Route the harnesses through the access hole located next to the lens mount 8 Using a 5mm hex key remove the three screws from the corners of the lens mount Figure 5 47 9 Remove the lens mount 10 Reverse the above steps to reinstall the lens mount 11 Perform boresight alignment Refer to th...

Page 76: ... 5 Disconnect the fan from the LPS Reverse the above steps to reinstall NOTE Use needle nose pliers to pull the rubber isolators through the fan mounting holes 5 5 33 AC Line Filters The AC line filters and A C selector switch are located at the rear left corner of the projector The 110V filter is for the optional UPS hookup which enables the projector s electronics to stay powered ON in the event...

Page 77: ...ng Figure 5 50 7 Remove the two M3 screws securing the AC line filter on the outside of the projector housing Figure 5 50 Figure 5 50 Remove AC Line Filter 8 Disconnect the two harnesses from the 110V AC line filter Figure 5 49 B 9 Use a 1 Phillips to remove the two screws securing the AC line filter to the rear skin frame 10 Reverse the above steps to install the 110V AC line filter 220V AC Line ...

Page 78: ... shield Refer to 5 5 12 Safety Shield on page 5 10 5 Remove rear access door skin Refer to 5 5 8 Rear Access Door Skin on page 5 8 6 Remove the two M5 screws securing the AC line filter on the inside of the projector housing Figure 5 50 7 Remove the two M3 screws securing the AC line filter on the outside of the projector housing Figure 5 50 8 Use a 1 Phillips to remove the two screws securing the...

Page 79: ...ty ring by pushing the latch located on the inside of the cardcage to the right Figure 5 52 NOTES 1 Marriage is broken when this latch is toggled 2 The security ring should only be removed by Christie authorized service technicians 6 Use a 2 Phillips screwdriver to remove the five screws securing the cardcage Figure 5 53 Figure 5 53 Remove Screws Securing Cardcage Figure 5 52 Spring Latch for Secu...

Page 80: ... cardcage and slide the cardcage out along the guides Figure 5 54 Figure 5 54 Plunger 8 Tilt the cardcage up and out to remove Figure 5 55 9 Reverse the above steps to reinstall the cardcage module When reinstalling ensure that the rails on the bottom of the cardcage line up with the guide rails inside the housing Figure 5 55 Remove Cardcage ...

Page 81: ...he top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the 10 harnesses for the lens and the 11 harnesses for the lamp from the board 3 Loosen the captive screw securing the IMCB board Pull the captive screw up after it is loosened Figure 5 56 4 Slide the IMCB toward the light engine and remove 5 Reverse the above steps to reinstall the IMCB 6 Perform lens calibration and LampLOC For details refer...

Page 82: ...page 3 10 5 6 4 Light Engine Quick Disconnect LEQD The LEQD is attached to the outside of the cardcage compartment and connects to the backplane The LVDS and power are routed to the light engine from the LEQD Estimated Replacement Time 8 minutes 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Loosen the captive s...

Page 83: ... NOTES 1 Marriage is broken when this latch is toggled 2 The security ring should only be removed by Christie authorized service technicians 4 Remove the security ring from the front of the cardcage NOTE The security ring should only be removed by Christie authorized service technicians 5 Remove the PIB from the cardcage by pushing the two red tabs and continuously pushing on the black tabs to rel...

Page 84: ...the software is reinstalled after replacing the IMCB For details refer to 3 7 Upgrading Main Software on page 3 10 7 Once the projector is up and running Service Marriage must be performed to continue playing encrypted content Marriage should only be reset by Christie authorized service technicians Refer to 3 6 Performing Marriage on page 3 8 5 6 7 Link Decrypter Card NOTICE This card is field rep...

Page 85: ... high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Remove the security ring by pressing right on the latch located on the side of the cardcage Refer to Figure 5 59 NOTES 1 Marriage is broken when this latch is toggled 2 The security ring should only be removed by Christie authorized service technicians 4 Remove blank plate PIB and ICP boards from the Backplane 5 Disconnect the LEQD ...

Page 86: ...ove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Using the 3mm hex key provided with he projector remove the two screws securing the light engine cover Refer to Figure 5 42 Remove Light Engine Cover on page 5 30 4 Disconnect the thermal harness from the fan 5 Remove the intake duct Refer to 5 5 13 Intake Duct on page 5 11 6 Holding the fan from the bottom pull up on the top...

Page 87: ...emove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 3 Remove the air filter cover and filter Refer to 5 5 1 Air Filter Cover on page 5 5 4 Disconnect the four fan power harnesses via the inline connectors Figure 5 63 For details refer to the Interconnect Drawing 5 Pull the plunger located in the high security compartment ...

Page 88: ...oves when handling the integrator assembly The integrator assembly is mounted in the light tube of the IOS It runs through a firewall cutout which separates the lamp housing from the light engine Estimated Replacement Time 35 minutes includes 5 minutes for alignment 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove safety shield Refer to 5 5 12 Safety Shield on page 5 10 3 Use a 1 P...

Page 89: ...tall Ensure the integrator rod lines up with the slots in the casing Figure 5 68 NOTE Ensure the exit face of the integrator is flush with the output aperture 11 Power up the projector and adjust the integrator relay lens and fold mirror for proper aperture focus and alignment For details refer to the 3 3 Integrator Alignment on page 3 3 and 3 2 Fold Mirror Alignment on page 3 2 NOTE If necessary ...

Page 90: ...everse the above steps to install the contrast aperture 5 6 12 Light Sensor Module The light sensor module mounted to the side of the IOS is orientated to sample the light coming through the fold mirror Estimated Replacement Time 15 minutes includes 5 minutes for LampLOC 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Disconnect the harness from the light sensor module Figure 5 70 3 Use ...

Page 91: ...nt Time 40 minutes includes 30 minute cali bration 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove safety shield Refer to 5 5 12 Safety Shield on page 5 10 3 Remove the side skin service door Refer to 5 5 11 Exhaust Panel Skin on page 5 10 4 Remove the three PEM nuts securing the heat sink over the cold mirror Figure 5 71 5 Use a 2mm hex key to loosen the bottom two hex screws and...

Page 92: ...er of the projector The alignment screws are positioned along the top of the light tube which allows them to be easily adjusted 1 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove the side skin service door Refer to 5 5 11 Exhaust Panel Skin on page 5 10 3 Remove the contrast aperture Refer to 5 6 11 Contrast Aperture on page 5 48 4 Remove the light sensor module Refer to 5 6 12 Light...

Page 93: ...1 Remove top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Remove IOS Refer to 5 6 17 Illumination Optic System IOS on page 5 52 3 Remove one of the 2 5mm screws from each of the three tabs on fold mirror 2 4 Loosen the remaining 2 5mm screws from each of the three tabs 5 Hold the mirror in place and swing the tabs out to the side 6 Carefully lower the mirror to remove it 7 Reverse the above steps to r...

Page 94: ...ce with the safety shield removed and a lamp installed Estimated Replacement Time 2 hours includes 1 hour calibration The IOS is a magnesium frame designed to house the light engine The light tube and most optical components are fastened to the IOS All components except the second fold mirror can be removed on their own therefore the need to replace the IOS is low 1 Remove the lens mount Refer to ...

Page 95: ...locks where heat is drawn from the DMDs to maintain the optimum operating temperature In order to swap the hoses and water blocks out the light engine must first be removed 75 minutes 1 Remove top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on page 5 7 2 Disconnect the hoses from the quick disconnects on the liquid cooling assembly 3 Remove the high security lid Refer to 5 5 6 High Security Lid on page 5 7 4 Remov...

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Page 97: ... 1 020 100556 04 Rev 1 01 2012 6 Interconnections The CP2210 Interconnect Diagram illustrates the path of electrical connections between modules Manufacturer s part numbers are included NOTE Part numbers are subject to change ...

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Page 101: ...serted in optical path POSI Returns where MALM is located Read only command command not applicable on all projectors EXAMPLES AML Get the current status of auxiliary lens AML C108 1 Use auxiliary lens on channel 108 AML C108 Query auxiliary lens setting for channel 108 AML C108 001 Response from previous query AML INST 1 Set flag for using MALM otherwise MALM is ignored AML LENI 300 Move lens to 3...

Page 102: ...ile name and path for the specified channel This selects the icon to be displayed on the Web UI for the channel button SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE Cxxx Replace xxx with the channel number Valid range is 101 164 NONE Select icon for the current channel EXAMPLES CHI C108 etc data icons ch108 ico Use ch 108 ico for channel 108 CHI C108 Get icon file name and path for channel 108 CHI L List all availab...

Page 103: ...CONF 111 Reset all configuration controls DEF PREF 111 Reset all preference controls DEF CHAN 101 Restore Channel 101 DEF CHAN 0 Restore all channels Data Logging DLG Set get the lowest log level to write to the engineering log also extract data from log in text format Levels are 0 Trace Level test output threading info protocol 1 Debug Debug messages 2 Info Informational messages 3 Notices Event ...

Page 104: ...Packed 12Bit DTF C108 Get data format on channel 108 DTF C108 20 Use data format 20 DVI Unpacked 8Bit on channel 108 Enable Error Messages EME Enable broadcasting error messages SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE FANF 0 No Fan Fail warning will be generated 1 Fan Fail warning will be generated NONE 0 Disable broadcast 1 Enable broadcast of error messages to all connected serial ports and telnet sessions T...

Page 105: ...ack to current position Only valid parameter for this command is 1 SET only command STRT Start motor moving in specified direction where direction can be 1 1 Write only for v1 3 or newer STOP Stops the motor Write only for v1 3 or newer MOVR Moves the motor a given number of steps based on the current location Write only for v1 3 or newer EXAMPLES FCS 500 1 Move lens to position 500 at focus motor...

Page 106: ...2007 05 21 qa 1 CDXL 30 000 000 000 000 020 020 001 HIS 002 2007 05 21 qa 2 Other 30 000 000 000 000 015 015 000 HIS 003 2007 05 21 qa 3 Other 20 000 000 000 000 000 000 001 Serial Help HLP Get help on serial commands SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE NONE Request entire command help listing or list for a single command EXAMPLES HLP Retrieve entire command help listing HLP DLG Retrieve all subcodes descr...

Page 107: ...and is 5 SET only command CSTS Motor calibration status 0 100 INST Sets ILS to installed NONE Enable Disable the Intelligent Lens System for each channel 1 0 RSET Move motor to center flag and then move back to current position Only valid parameter for this command is 5 SET only command RSTS Motor reset status 0 100 EXAMPLES ILS 1 Enable ILS lens will be moved to the position in each channel ILS 0...

Page 108: ...on the projector s FTP server Internal Test Pattern ITP List and select internal test patterns This command also creates the customized test pattern list from the internal test patterns The list of available test patterns is determined by what files are loaded on the TI cinema electronics SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE FULL Set 1 Reset 0 full screen size KEEP When KEEP 1 don t disable test pattern whe...

Page 109: ...rts as measured brightness at minimum lamp power LCA MINF Get footlamberts on minimum lamp power LCA MINS 5000 Set 5000 as reading value from the light sensor at minimum lamp power LCA MAXF 17 Set 17 footlamberts as measured brightness as maximum lamp power LCA MAXF Get footlamberts at maximum lamp power LCA MAXS 15000 Set 15000 as reading value from the light sensor on maximum lamp power LUT CLUT...

Page 110: ...nt LHO Adjust lens offset to specific horizontal position with a specified direction NOTE This command can only be used to update the current ILS file Changing the horizontal offset for the current channel will change the horizon tal offset for any channel using the same ILS file Use command without subcode If ILS is ON motor will move to specified steps and save data to the active channel If ILS ...

Page 111: ...nt lamp This is a readonly control Lamp ID can be changed with LPC lamp change command only EXAMPLES LID L List supported lamp IDs LID Get the lamp ID for installed lamp LampLOC Module LLM Allows adjustment of lamp position to optimize intensity and uniformity of the optical system This is referred to as the LampLOC feature and can be done automatically or manually SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE AUTO ...

Page 112: ...dard 12 hour LOC TIME 1 Get list of formats LOC TIME LOC TIME 001 Get time format Lamp Changed LPC Record current lamp information into the lamp history then start a new entry Set lamp information of a new lamp type ID serial number and pre used hours When the values are set use the LPC 1 command to add the record SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE LPID Set lamp type ID for the new lamp NONE Save lamp inf...

Page 113: ...nt channel will change the lamp intensity for any channel using the same lamp file SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE Cxxx Replace Cxxx with the channel number Valid range is 101 164 NONE Set lamp intensity for the current channel EXAMPLES LPI 4500 Set lamp intensity to 4500 for current channel LPI C103 4000 Set the lamp intensity to 4000 for channel 3 LPI Get lamp intensity for the active channel Lamp Li...

Page 114: ...be used to update the current lamp file Changing the lamp power for the current channel will change the lamp power for any channel using the same lamp file SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE Cxxx Replace Cxxx with the channel number Valid range is 101 164 MINI Get nominal minimum lamp power for the current lamp Read only value NONE Set lamp power for the current channel EXAMPLES LPP 2500 Set lamp power to...

Page 115: ...long vertical axis and direction LVO CALB 1 Calibrate the vertical axis LVO RSET 1 Reset the vertical axis LVO STRT 1 Starts motor moving in positive direction LVO STOP Stops motor LVO MOVR 100 Move motor 100 steps in negative direction LVO MOVR 200 Move motor 200 steps in positive direction Measured Color MCG Select the Measured Color Gamut file This file describes the native colorimetry for the ...

Page 116: ...NET MAC0 00 12 3F 7B 76 B4 NET GATE Retrieve default gateway NET GATE 192 168 0 1 NET DLP0 192 168 206 10 Set IP address deprecated NET DLP0 NET DLP0 192 168 206 10 Query IP address deprecated Projector Configuration File PCF Set Projector Configuration File PCF file for the specified channel This file is used to configure many aspects of the cinema electronics It will only be used if PCF in use P...

Page 117: ...owered ON with lamp ON 0 Full power mode projector is ready for lamp ON 11 Warm up Read only it s middle status between standby and full power mode 10 Cool down Read only projector will stay in cooling down mode for 15 minute after lamp is turned OFF SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE COOL Status of current cooling down timer Read only command NONE Select power state STAT Status of current power state Rea...

Page 118: ...CF C108 FLAT Use file FLAT on channel 108 SCF C108 Get screen file name on channel 108 SCF L List all available entries of screen control Shutter Douser SHU Open Close shutter douser SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE NONE Select douser position 0 douser removed from optical path 1 douser blocking optical path STEP The number of steps the douser should be moved when opening closing default 60 minimum 30 m...

Page 119: ...o 1 will disable any future lamp half life traps SNM LEXT 1 Setting this flag to 1 will disable any future lamp expire traps SNM ENVT Get the flag to see if V2 is enabled 1 or disabled 0 SNM ENVT 1 Enable SNMP V2 SNM ENVT 0 Disable SNMP V2 Screen Orientation SOR Set screen orientation This allows for flipping the screen orientation to allow for various mounting options of the projector including t...

Page 120: ...curity data SERI Return serial numbers SIGN Returns signal data freq etc SYST Returns system data power hours of use shutter open etc TEMP Returns temperature data VERS Returns version numbers EXAMPLE SST ALRM returns SST ALRM 000 002 101 Prism temperature where parameters are P1 index number P2 error level P3 value P4 description Error level is 0 no errors or warnings 1 warning 2 error 3 error an...

Page 121: ...nnel 108 TCG C108 Get target color file name on channel 108 TCG L List all available entries of target color control Enable 3D TDC Enable disable 3D on the specified channel or the current channel This controls the frame rate multiplication fea tures that allow for simulated three dimensional image projection SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE Cxxx Replace xxx with the channel number Valid range is 101 16...

Page 122: ... display reference to 1 on channel 101 TDR C101 Get L R display reference on channel 101 Output Reference Delay time TDT Set output reference delay time for 3D control This command controls how much delay between the input and out put reference timing SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE Cxxx Replace xxx with the channel number Valid range is 101 164 NONE Select reference delay for the current channel EXAMP...

Page 123: ...P Certificate EXAMPLES TIG ENGC Gets the LD certificate TIG ICPC Gets the ICP certificate 3D Input Reference TIR Setup the Input Reference for 3D control SUBCODE DESCRIPTION OF USE Cxxx Replace xxx with the channel number Valid range is 101 164 NONE Select input reference for the current channel EXAMPLES TDK C101 Use GPI polarity true set Input Reference to Use GPI polarity true on channel 101 TDK...

Page 124: ...matically when a new user logs in UID UID username 01 Display the current logged in user and their access level Zoom Lens Position Adjustment ZOM Adjust lens to specific zoom position with a specified direction 1 1 NOTE This command can only be used to update the current ILS file Changing the zoom for the current channel will change the zoom for any channel using the same ILS file Use command with...

Page 125: ...e only for v1 3 or newer EXAMPLES ZOM 500 1 Move lens to position 500 with positive approach ZOM 500 1 Move lens to position 500 with negative approach ZOM C101 500 1 Set lens zoom position for channel 1 to 500 with positive approach ZOM Return current motor position ZOM CALB 1 Calibrate the zoom ZOM RSET 1 Reset the zoom ZOM STRT 1 Starts motor moving in positive direction ZOM STOP Stops motor ZO...

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Page 127: ...reen Center Nominal Maximum 1 4kW CXL 14M 4 750 lumens 5 000 lumens 1 8kW CDXL 18SD 10 215 lumens 11 220 lumens 2 0kW CDXL 20SD 11 350 lumens 12 470 lumens 8 1 3 Achievable Contrast Ratio 450 1 ANSI 2000 1 Full Frame ON OFF 8 1 4 Color and Gray Scale Displayable colors 35 2 trillion Gray Scale resolution 45 bits total linear 15 bits per RGB component 8 1 5 White Point Nominal White full white afte...

Page 128: ...80 x 720 59 94 60 Progressive 59 94 60 SMPTE 296M 1280 x 720 100 Progressive 100 SMPTE 296M 1280 x 720 120 Progressive 120 SMPTE 274M 1920 x 1080 23 98 24 Progressive 23 98 24 SMPTE 274M 1920 x 1080 25 Progressive 25 SMPTE 274M 1920 x 1080 29 97 30 Progressive 29 97 30 SMPTE 274M 1920 x 1080 48 Progressive 48 SMPTE 295M 1920 x 1080 50 Progressive 50 SMPTE 274M 1920 x 1080 59 94 60 Progressive 59 9...

Page 129: ...the supported format is 4 2 2 YCbCr 10 bit per eye SMPTE RP 211 1920 x 1080 25 Progressive sF 25 SMPTE RP 211 1920 x 1080 29 97 30 Progressive sF 29 97 30 640 x 480 23 98 24 Progressive 23 98 24 640 x 480 25 Progressive 25 640 x 480 29 97 30 Progressive 29 97 30 640 x 480 48 Progressive 48 640 x 480 50 Progressive 50 640 x 480 59 94 60 Progressive 59 94 60 640 x 480 100 Progressive 100 640 x 480 1...

Page 130: ...94 60 Hz 720 x 480 8 59 94 60 Hz 1280 x 720 8 50 Hz 1920 x 1080 8 50 Hz 1440 x 480 8 59 94 60 Hz 1920 x 1080 8 59 94 60 Hz 1440 x 576 8 50 Hz 1920 x 1080 8 23 98 24 Hz 1920 x 1080 8 25 Hz 1920 x 1080 8 29 97 30 Hz 720 x 480 8 119 88 120 Hz Table 8 3 Format for Generic Inputs to DVI D Ports Twin Link NOTE All formats listed are 4 4 4 RGB Source Pixel Format Bits Comp Vertical Rates 640 x 480 10 59 ...

Page 131: ...op bit no parity Communication Protocol Christie Serial Protocol 8 3 3 RS232 ICP Interface TIA 232 Connector 9 pin subminiature D female Bit Rate 38 400 default 57 600 115 200 bps not auto detected Flow Control Hardware RTS CTS Data Format 1 start bit 8 data bits 1 stop bit parity odd 8 3 4 GPIO Port Interface Opto LED inputs transistor outputs Connector 37 pin subminiature D female Number of I O ...

Page 132: ...in subminiature D female Bit Rate 1 200 bps Data Format 1 start bit 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity Communication Protocol RS232 and GPIO 8 3 7 MALM located on Auxiliary Input Panel Interface 3 3V CMOS Connector 9 pin subminiature D female Number of I O Lines 4 GPIO 8 4 Touch Panel Controller 8 4 1 TPC 660E Type of Display Color VGA TFT LCD backlit Display Size 144 8 mm 5 7 inches diagonal Displa...

Page 133: ...ption 16 A maximum at 200 VAC Power Consumption 3200 W maximum Current Rating of AC Input IEC 320 C19 20 A Power Cord Plug Type NEMA 6 20P 8 5 2 UPS AC Input Activation Discrete switch above the power inlet cord s UPS inlet connector rating for powering main electronics IEC 320 C13 10A 240VAC UPS Type Universal 100 240VAC Ballast Power AC Plug Type Current rating IEC 320 C19 20 A on projector 8 6 ...

Page 134: ...tion about projection axis 15 degrees maximum Tilt of projection axis from horizontal 15 degrees maximum 8 8 Regulatory This product conforms to the following regulations related to product safety environmental requirements and electromagnetic compatibility EMC 8 8 1 Safety CAN CSA C22 2 No 60950 1 UL 60950 1 IEC 60950 1 8 8 2 Electro Magnetic Compatibility Emissions FCC CFR47 Part 15 Subpart B Cl...

Page 135: ...eters Maximum ambient temperature 35 C 8 9 2 Non Operating Environment Temperature 25 C to 65 C 13 F to 149 F Humidity non condensing 0 to 95 8 10 Accessories 8 10 1 Standard sold with product Touch Panel Controller TPC with interface cable User Manual with CD containing additional technical documentation Interconnect Diagram Power Cord 8 10 2 Accessories sold separately Lenses prime and auxiliary...

Page 136: ...uires the optional Motorized Auxiliary Lens Mount MALM Motorized Auxiliary Lens Mount MALM 119 101101 01 Rack Stand 108 282101 02 Bracket Foot Lock used with optional Rack Stand 119 100101 01 Replacement Lamps CDXL 14M 003 003066 01 CDXL 18SD 003 002742 01 CDXL 20SD 003 001976 01 Replacement Air Filter 003 002311 01 Liquid Cooling Kit 003 001837 03 Extractor Adaptor Kit 119 103105 01 DLP Cinema Fi...

Page 137: ...ails refer to 5 5 16 Lens on page 5 15 2 Use your finger to manually move the shutter assembly up and down two to three times 3 Verify shutter operation via the Douser Open Close selection on the TPC 4 If any attempt to correct the shutter movement via the TPC failed manual override will be required 5 Remove AC power from the projector and power down 6 Remove the top lid Refer to 5 5 5 Top Lid on ...

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Page 139: ...Overfill should be adjusted to a maximum of 15 pixels on each side If there is no shadow on the wall the amount of overfill will need to be measured to ensure that the DMDs are not overheated 1 Using the vertical adjustment screw on the fold mirror adjust the image until a defined edge of the integrator output beam at the bottom of the light footprint is aligned with the horizontal black line on t...

Page 140: ... from the number of pixels that the light beam traveled Step 3 and dived by two This will give you the centimeters of overfill on the top and bottom 9 Repeat Steps 1 8 for the left and right overfill Equation B 1 2 Converting Centimeters to Pixels Overfill should be adjusted to 15 pixels on each side 1 Display a 17L Point test pattern by accessing the Test Patterns menu via the TPC and selecting D...

Page 141: ...or ICP 11 Projector Intelligence Board PIB 12 Backplane 13 Cardcage 14 Light Engine Quick Disconnect LEQD 15 Environmental Board EVB 16 Light Engine Cover 17 High Security Lid 18 Safety Shield 19 Lamp Blower Assembly 20 Ballast 21 Reflector 22 Lamp Temperature Sensor 23 Lamp Cover 24 LampLOC 25 Internal Motor Control Board IMCB x2 26 Intake Duct 27 Light Engine Intake Fans 5 6 7 8 28 Light Engine ...

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Page 143: ...Appendix B Exploded Views CP2210 Service Manual B 3 020 100556 04 Rev 1 01 2012 B 1 EXPLODED VIEW EXTERNAL FIGURE B 1 EXPLODED VIEWS EXTERNAL ...

Page 144: ...Appendix B Exploded Views B 4 CP2210 Service Manual 020 100556 04 Rev 1 01 2012 B 2 EXPLODED VIEW INTERNAL FIGURE B 2 EXPLODED VIEW INTERNAL ...

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