Alignment adjustment
This alignment is a fine mode adjustment that must be
after the focus
adjustment described in 5.1.2 is completed. You cannot make an alignment adjustment
normally unless a focus adjustment has been completed. If you cannot perform an
alignment adjustment properly, restart adjustment steps at focus adjustment,
Following two type of set screw driver are requierd for alignment adjustment.
Figure
3
the light bulb
B
alignment
off
the light from light bulb R. (same manner as mentioned focus adjustment)
the power switch on to display the green and blue screens.
Superimpose the mesh pattern that is projected onto the screen from light bulb B
on the screen for light bulb G by following the steps (1) through (3) below.
(I) Tighten screws (1) and (2) little by little in similar increments and make the
screens parallel in such positions that there are two lines of light bulb B screen
below the bottom of light bulb G screen.
(2) Adjust screw (3) so that the sides of screen are aligned with those of light bulb
G screen.
(3) Tighten screws (1) and (2) little by little in similar increments and align the
screen on light bulb G
screen.
Figure 5-14
*Since a lager projection actually is formed on screen B than on screen G because of
aberrations, screen B overlaps screen G by from
to
pixel lines at its peripheral.
5-8
.
Summary of Contents for RS-353
Page 1: ...EPSON LCD PROJECTOR Multimedia Projector RS 353 EPSON ...
Page 8: ...Appendix Al A3 Al9 Exploded diagram Circuit diagram Chromatcity diagram ...
Page 9: ...Chapter 1 Product general ...
Page 14: ...12 3 OUTSIDE VIEW OF REMOTE CONTROLLER R e m o t e c o n t r o l l e r LED EPSON Figure 9 ...
Page 15: ...12 4 INSIDE VIEW OF REMOTE CONTROLLER Figure 10 Figure 11 l 6 ...
Page 19: ...1 4 MAIN COMPORNENT Main board Driver board Figure 19 Interface unit Figure 21 l 1 0 ...
Page 20: ...Power supply Figure 22 Light Guide block Figure 23 Optical Head unit Figure 24 l l 1 ...
Page 21: ...Projection lens unit Figure 25 Lamp inner housing Figure 26 Operation panel Figure I 27 1 12 ...
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Page 37: ... 1 Main board circuit block Connect to the with cable N505 Fuse 502 POWER ON I Figure 9 2 7 ...
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