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High

: This setting is roughly equivalent to a color temperature of 9,300° K . It will deliver the “brightest” 

picture at the expense of a slightly blue tint to black and white pictures. 

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Normal

: This is the factory default setting, and it is  roughly equivalent to a color temperature of 6,500° .  

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Low

: This setting is roughly equivalent to a color temperature of 3,300° K. It will deliver the “warmest” 

picture at the expense of a slightly reddish tint to black and white pictures. 

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User

: This setting will recall the gray scale settings established during the configuration process.  

 
To change the color temperature setting, press “

MENU

” to display the Main Menu and then press “

9

” to go to the 

Set Up menu. Press “

5

” to select Color Temperature, and press the 

 

or   button on the remote, as required, so 

that the desired option is highlighted. If this is the only action required at this time, simply wait until the menus 
time-out, press another number key to select a menu item on this screen, or press “

MENU

” to return to the Main 

Menu. 
 

Source Memory  Copy, Rename or Delete

 

 

This will enable you to copy, rename or delete memory occupied by Source Configuration data. 

 

To copy, rename or delete a source memory, press “

MENU

” to display the Main Menu and then press “

9

” to go to 

the Set Up menu. 

 

Press “

6

” to select 

“Copy, Rename or Delete Video Memory”

. This will display a listing of all Sources entered 

into the HDP-500’s memory. The list of sources is too long to fit on the screen use the   or    buttons to scroll 
through the list.  

 

Enter the number corresponding to the source you wish to 

COPY

.  Press 

“7”

 followed by 

“ENTER”

 to 

“COPY”

.  

This will copy the selected source memory data to a new memory position. 

 

Enter the number corresponding to the source you wish to 

RENAME

.  Press 

“8”

 followed by 

“ENTER”

 to 

“RENAME”

. To rename the source, use the   and   arrow buttons on the remote to cycle through the 

alphanumeric characters. When the first character is set, use the   button to move to the next position, and set 
the next character using the   and   arrow buttons. Again, when set, use the   button to move to the next spot 
and the   and   arrow buttons to select the character. When the complete input name or designator is on 
screen, press “

ENTER

” to save the source name and settings to memory. The system will go back to the list of 

inputs, and you will see that your new setting has been added to the list. 

 

Enter the number corresponding to the source you wish to 

DELETE

 

NOTE: Once a source is deleted it is permanently removed from the memory and may not be restored. If 
you wish to re-enter the information for a specific source after it has been deleted you will have to 
completely re-establish the parameters for that source and save it again. 

 

Press 

“9”

 followed by 

“ENTER”

 to 

“DELETE”

.  The system will ask you to press “

ENTER

” again to confirm that 

you wish to delete a source.  

Preparation for installation

 

 

Once the unit has been configured for operation and all settings established, it may be taken to the customer’s 
location for final installation. When installing the projector make certain that the projector to screen distance is 
identical to the distance used in shop testing. If another distance is used the focus, geometry and convergence 
adjustments will need to be fine tuned. 

 

If the set is to be installed in a ceiling mount configuration, you will need to change the two jumpers inside the set 
prior to installation. 

 

To change the mounting position from floor to ceiling, or to projection throw direction from front to rear, follow 
these instructions: 

Scan Reversal

 

 

By changing the configuration of jumpers on the Main Board and the Convergence Board, it is possible to set the 
unit for any combination of floor or ceiling operation from front or rear projection. To change the projection 
direction or picture orientations follow these steps: 

 

CAUTION: ! THE  UNIT MUST BE DISCONNECTED FROM AC POWER WHILE THIS ADJUSTMENT IS 
MADE!  IF AC IS CONNECTED THE MICROCONTROLLER WILL NOT SENSE THE SCAN REVERSAL! 

 

1.   Turn the unit off by pressing the power button “ 

OFF-ON

” on the remote control. 

2.   Unplug the AC line cord from the unit. 

Summary of Contents for HDP-500

Page 1: ...UPERDATA PROJECTION MONITOR Installation and Operating Instructions Read these instructions completely before operating this unit Contents subject to change without notice or obligation Printed in USA...

Page 2: ...ents ________________21 Blanking Adjustments __________22 Size Adjustments ________________22 Source Memory Entry __________22 Global Setup Adjustments __________23 Power On Control ________________23...

Page 3: ...ur home consult your appliance dealer or local power company 9 This unit is equipped with a three conductor polarized alternating current line plug This plug will fit into the power outlet only one wa...

Page 4: ...erating the projector IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE USER Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules The l...

Page 5: ...hm positive BNC H V Sync 0 7 4 0 V p p 75 ohm positive or negative BNC Convergence System Digital system with 60 preset memory positions Static and dynamic wave convergence via wireless remote or RS 2...

Page 6: ...screen distance is correct for the size and aspect ratio of the screen Adjust the unit while it is easily accessible BEFORE mounting it to a ceiling or placing it in the final installation Pre setting...

Page 7: ...it should be provided Avoid the use of circuits connected to mechanical equipment as they may induce noise in the video system Pre Installation Adjustment and Set Up We strongly recommend that these i...

Page 8: ...POWER LED is a multi purpose indicator When the LED is dark the AC power to the unit is turned off When the LED is flashing on and off power is connected to the unit this indicates that the unit is i...

Page 9: ...certain adjustments it is necessary to remove the unit s cover First loosen the screws at either side of the green center lens about 1 2 until the cover panel pops up It is not necessary to completely...

Page 10: ...at any time Pressing the MENU button while a sub menu is displayed on the screen will return back to the Main Menu Pressing the MENU button while the Main Menu is displayed will cancel the menus 4 Pr...

Page 11: ...appear on the screen Main Menu 1 Brightness 2 Contrast 3 Center Convergence 4 Centering 5 Blanking 6 Size 7 Source LD 5 31 468KHz 60 00Hz 8 Adjust 9 Set Up HDP 500 16 FF If the menu is not in clear fo...

Page 12: ...by loosening the wing nut at the rear of the green center lens so that it is loose but do not remove it Rotate the lens barrel by holding the lens with one hand and moving the nut post with the other...

Page 13: ...l phases of projector installation Size Press 1 to select Size and note that the cross hatch pattern will appear along with numeric indications of the size For a conventional 4 3 aspect ratio screen a...

Page 14: ...he remote until the outer edges of the picture are square to the corners with no apparent bowing of the lines at the top bottom or sides When Edge Pin adjustments are complete press 5 to move directly...

Page 15: ...to the screen At the menu screen use the and buttons on the remote until the outer edges of the picture at the left right sides and top bottom are parallel to each other insert graphic here The lines...

Page 16: ...e tilt of the red channel so that it matches the green channel Use the buttons until the red line that runs directly though the vertical center of the screen covers the underlying green line 4 Red Key...

Page 17: ...trols those adjustments are designed to present the best possible picture for viewing During some set up procedures however it may be desirable to change the signal level only for the purpose of the a...

Page 18: ...procedure by pressing 1 from the main Convergence menu The first thing to appear will be a WARNING message reminding you entering the Coarse Adjustment menu will erase any fine adjustments settings a...

Page 19: ...nt is complete press ENTER to return to cursor movement and use the directional arrow keys to move to the next adjustment point Continue the process until each adjustment point has been converged When...

Page 20: ...at the Master Gray Scale menu If you are not at that screen first call up the main menu by pressing the MENU key on the remote At the Main Menu press 8 to reach the Adjust menu and then 2 to reach th...

Page 21: ...he upper right corner of the screen Use the and buttons on the remote to adjust the setting so that it is acceptable Center Convergence Since the master point convergence has been established during t...

Page 22: ...When finished press 4 to move to the Right Blanking adjustment At the Blanking Right screen use the and directional arrow keys to place the outer edge of the active picture area at the right side of...

Page 23: ...king areas A total of 60 separate memories may be entered to the system when all inputs are combined When memory settings are entered they are automatically routed to the memory group for the proper s...

Page 24: ...ember that passwords for this system are case sensitive Any password created using upper and lower case letters must be repeated EXACTLY as it was originally entered in order to unlock the system NOTE...

Page 25: ...to the next position and set the next character using the and arrow buttons Again when set use the button to move to the next spot and the and arrow buttons to select the character When the complete...

Page 26: ...er side of the center lens Table 1 Horizontal Vertical Connector Settings H2 Lead 1 H2 Lead 2 V2 Lead 1 V2 Lead 2 Convergence Jumper Front Floor Blue Red Blue Red FF Front Ceiling Red Blue Red Blue FC...

Page 27: ...120 diagonal screen this would result in a screen to mounting bracket distance of 138 Remove the projector top panel cover First loosen the screws at either side of the green center lens about 1 2 unt...

Page 28: ...ew closest to the red or blue tube DO NOT loosen the screws that secure the green tube LOOSEN THE SCREWS ONLY DO NOT remove them When the screws have been loosened use two hands to gently move the red...

Page 29: ...adjustment damage caused by accident unreasonable use or neglect damage from failure to follow instructions contained in your operating instructions damage from the performance of repairs by someone n...

Page 30: ...the warranty Please save the original shipping cartons A charge will be made for additional cartons If your product needs service you should notify us at DWIN Electronics Inc 710 N Mariposa St Burban...

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