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May 19

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, 2021

 

Supra-5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System  
Installation Manual 
 

 

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I. 

The procedure for creating a 3D macro is consistent with the procedure for editing the 
‘3D-FLAT’ or ‘3D-SCOPE’ macro. Note that the DCMB file shall be selected as  
the source file. 

 

Figure 23: 

 

 

II. 

The procedure for creating a 2D macro is consistent with the procedure for editing the 
‘2D-FLAT’ or ‘2D-SCOPE’ macro. Note that the DCMB file shall be selected as the 
source file, while no 3D file is selected. 

 

Figure 24: 

 

III. 

You can now view the created macros under 

Macro Settings

 as  

shown in 

Figure 25

. 

 

Figure 25: 

Summary of Contents for Supra-5000

Page 1: ...Supra 5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual May 19th 2021 Before installing and operating the projector unit please read this Installation Manual thoroughly ...

Page 2: ...ssories 12 About Repair 13 2 6 Hazard Distance HD 14 2 7 Name and Content of Hazardous Substances 15 2 8 Product Safety Labels 16 3 Product Introduction 17 3 1 Unboxing Procedure 17 3 2 Packing List 18 3 3 Overview of the Projector 20 Air Strainer 20 Projector Status Indicator 21 Lens 23 Adjustable Foot 24 Video Source and Interface panels 24 3 3 5 1 Projector DCMB Digital Cinema Media Block Panel...

Page 3: ... the Espedeo Supra 5000 37 5 1 Starting the Projector 37 5 2 Controlling and Operating the Espedeo Supra 5000 37 5 3 Overview of Supra Command Center web interface 38 Home Screen 38 Switching ON the Laser Light Source 40 Projecting a Test Pattern 40 6 Projector Settings 41 6 1 Installation Macro Settings 41 Editing the 2D FLAT Macro 42 Editing the 2D SCOPE Macro 42 Editing the 3D FLAT Macro 43 Edi...

Page 4: ...up 66 7 6 DCMB Subtitles 68 7 7 DCMB Automation Setup 69 Automation setup for DCMB GPIO 69 Automation Setup for eCNA Devices 70 Automation Setup for JNIOR Devices 71 Automation Setup for Christie ACT Devices 72 Automation Setup for Dolby Devices 73 Automation setup for USL DAX devices 74 Automation setup for USL JSD devices 75 7 8 DCMB 3D Settings for PM 2000B 3D System 76 8 Component Engineering ...

Page 5: ...enance 103 12 1 Preventive Maintenance Recommendations 103 12 2 Filter Components and Maintenance Intervals 103 13 Switching OFF the Projector 104 14 Projector Specifications 105 14 1 Technical Specifications 105 14 2 Projector Dimensions 106 14 3 Projector Base Dimensions 106 14 4 Certifications 107 15 Appendix 108 15 1 AES Audio and GPIO Pinout 108 15 2 GPIO Power Details 108 ...

Page 6: ...ontents features and specifications stated in this manual are subject to change without notice due to continuous product development and improvements In no other event shall Espedeo Holdings Limited be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damages including but not limited to special consequential or other damages FCC STATEMENT This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Ope...

Page 7: ...before you install and operate the Espedeo Supra 5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Within this manual you will find important information regarding safety installation maintenance and other important notes which need to be considered while handling and using this unit Please take the time to read this Installation Manual carefully and keep it for future reference ...

Page 8: ...onents materials and insulators in order to protect users and operators from the following hazards Electric shock Energy related hazards Fire Heat related hazards Mechanical hazards Radiation Chemical hazards 2 3 Terms A Maintenance Personnel Refer to those who have undertaken appropriate technical training and have practical experience in avoiding potential hazards within their work range includi...

Page 9: ...he light beam The bright light may result in permanent eye damage Risk Group 2 of IEC 62471 5 2015 When switching ON the projector make sure no one within the projection range is looking into the lens Keep any reflective objects out of the light path of the projector Glass and shiny surfaces can reflect the light beam from the lens as the light path is extensive and the reflective beam can cause u...

Page 10: ... or touch the hot surface If an extension cable must be used the rated current of the extension cable shall be at least equal to the rated current of the projector If the rated current of the extension cable is lower than that of the projector the extension cable will be overheated and catch fire If the power cable is damaged or the projector is dropped and damaged do not operate the projector unt...

Page 11: ...be discharged to the outside of the building Store the projector until the laser light source is completely cooled down Before storing the projector unplug the power cable from the projector Preventing Personal Injury To prevent personal injury and physical damages please read the manual and understand the meaning of all labels on the equipment before installing the light source kit inserting the ...

Page 12: ...amp cloth for cleaning Do not use irritating solvents such as thinners gasoline or corrosive cleaners as they can cause damage to the housing You can use a damp cloth and a mild detergent to remove stubborn stains The maximum rated ambient temperature is 35ºC Power cable and accessories Be sure to use the power cable power plug and socket that comply with the local rating Please use only recommend...

Page 13: ... is damaged or worn out Liquid enters into the equipment The equipment is exposed to rain or water If the equipment cannot operate properly in accordance with the operation instructions adjust only the adjustment apparatuses mentioned in the operating instructions because improper adjustment of other apparatuses may cause equipment damage The equipment falls to the ground or the housing is damaged...

Page 14: ...itable for exposure According to national requirements from the projection lens to the area between the hazard distance HD no person shall touch the projection beam To protect untrained end users the installation must comply with the following installation requirements The operator should control the contact with the light beam within the hazardous distance or be able to watch install the product ...

Page 15: ...directive for restrictions on the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment All parts marked with are exception parts permitted by EU RoHS directive WARNING Handling the power cable of this product can expose you to chemicals including lead known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm Proposition 65 is a California law t...

Page 16: ...d Media Projection System Installation Manual 16 2 8 Product Safety Labels I Laser Warning Label Describe the laser levels and compliance standards II Label Description III Label Position Position of the laser warning label as seen in Figure 1 Figure 1 ...

Page 17: ... Accessory box and Lens box located between the right and left foam inserts Remove the left and right foam inserts on top of the projector Lift and remove the Main box to access the projector Please note that the Main box does not have any bottom flaps Lift the projector and place it on a surface that complies with the Transportable Area instructions specified on the Transport Warning label Figure...

Page 18: ...king List When unboxing the Espedeo Supra 5000 package please check the contents in the box against the packing list mentioned in Table 2 Sr No Part Description Quantity Projector Espedeo Supra 5000 1 PCS Lens Box 1 28 1 92 1 Standard Lens 1 PCS Accessories Box AES Audio Cable 10M 1 PCS GPIO Cable 10M 2 PCS ...

Page 19: ...JSD80 Audio Converter V2 1 PCS Cat5e Cable 10M 1 PCS Power Cord 1 PCS Red Dot A4 leaflet 1 PCS User Manual 1 PCS Installation Manual 1 PCS Quick Installation Guide 1 PCS Table 2 The required plug type for the Supra 5000 power cord can be specified as per regional requirements Please refer to Section 4 1 4 for further details ...

Page 20: ...ycle it through the projector to cool the electronic components The filter material has an open channel structure adopts an electrostatic electret material which is 100 synthetic fiber and is resistant to moisture and common chemicals This type of filter material is also mold resistant Maintenance Period It is recommended to clean the filter screen every three months and replace it with a new one ...

Page 21: ...ng Refer to Table 3 for the complete list of status indicators for the Espedeo Supra 5000 projector Figure 5 SN LED Color LED Status Projector Status Function 1 Green Steady ON Green Power on The projector is working properly 2 Green Blinking Green fast Power on Process The projector is booting with the AC power or via the network wakeup function The indicator blinks fast After the power on proces...

Page 22: ...pra Command Center UI After the warning is cleared the Yellow indicator turns OFF 5 Red Blinking Red Error An error has occurred which may affect the normal operation of the projector You can view the error related information using the Supra Command Center UI After the error information is handled the Red indicator turns OFF 6 Red Steady ON Red Error An error has occurred resulting in a system sh...

Page 23: ...ce to the width of the screen The Projection ratio should be within the range of the available lens ratios Different models of projector lens have different projection ratios Espedeo provides two types of lenses that you can choose from as described in Table 4 Product Specifications 1 28 1 92 1 Lens 0 8 1 Lens Lens Image Throw Ratio 1 28 1 92 1 0 8 1 F number F2 4 F2 4 ZOOM FOCUS Motorized Motoriz...

Page 24: ... more details Video Source and Interface panels The Espedeo Supra 5000 can be connected to a Theatre Management System or TMS using the network interfaces The LAN1 and LAN2 ports on the DCMB are connected to the Content and Management Network of the Cinema respectively The LAN2 port on the PIB is connected to the system interface of the projector and the DCMB Refer to Section 4 7 for more details ...

Page 25: ... used to reset the DCMB SM TAMPER PLAYER EXT 4 x LED indicators These LEDs indicate the working status of the DCMB SM indicates the Security Manager status of the DCMB TAMPER indicates the DCMB tamper status PLAYER indicates the playback status of the DCMB EXT indicates the module status of the DCMB NOTE During normal playback operation all four LEDs should be steady Green USB3 0 2 x USB A type fe...

Page 26: ...n be modified LAN2 IP Address is fixed to 192 168 254 241 LAN2 USB USB A type female connector This port can be used to upgrade the main control software of the PIB RESET Button If this button is pressed the PIB is powered on the main control chip enters the USB upgrade mode and the main control program can be upgraded the upgrade can be implemented through a connected PC PWR OS LASER 3 x LED indi...

Page 27: ...Manual 27 LASER Laser light source module status I LED indicator is OFF The laser control module is in standby status or is not powered ON II LED indicator blinking The laser control module is waiting for startup III LED indicator is steady ON The laser control module works properly Table 6 ...

Page 28: ...rantee for the digital projection system to operate smoothly Transport passageway and preparation of machine space The narrowest part of the passage should be more than 100 cm the narrowest part of the door staircase of the projection room should be more than 80 cm and the turning space should be more than 150 cm The actual size of projector landing including lens is 803 480 275 mm The net weight ...

Page 29: ...ory 9 Air Conditioning When in forward mounting the air outlet of the air conditioner should not be arranged above the projector to avoid condensation dripping into the machine When in ceiling mount installation the air outlet of the air conditioner shall be more than 50 cm away from the projector Fire Sprinkler It is recommended not to arrange it directly above the projector to avoid unnecessary ...

Page 30: ...tem should be stable and the voltage fluctuation range should be less than 10 The power consumption of the projection room should meet the rated power consumption requirements of the projector and UPS with voltage stabilizing function should be configured if necessary Balance and distribution of AC power phase Try to avoid installing the projector s phase line high power electrical equipment and f...

Page 31: ... comply with local regulations An easy to use circuit breaker must be installed outside the equipment to cut off the power supply of the power line of the projector Requirements for Projection Window Window size In accordance with the requirements of the specification it is recommended that the inner opening is 40 W 40 H cm The window should not be too large with a flared outer opening to avoid bl...

Page 32: ...aire Please contact Espedeo Holdings Limited for more details Strong Weak Power Cabling Power cord signal cable network cable TMS SMS automation system cabling The strong weak current wiring should be arranged separately and the wiring of signal lines of TMS and SMS should be classified so as not to interfere with each other and cause malfunctioning of the system CAUTION Screen Width Screen Height...

Page 33: ... 4 1 and you must have the following tools Sr No Name Specification Model Quantity Metric hexagon socket set Stanley Metric 1 SET Philips Screwdriver 30cm Magnetic screwdriver 1 PCS Flat head Screwdriver 30cm Magnetic screwdriver 1 PCS Flat head Screwdriver M3 Magnetic screwdriver 2 PCS Diagonal Cutting Pliers 6 diagonal cutting pliers 1 PCS Long nose Pliers 6 long nose pliers 1 PCS Outer hexagon ...

Page 34: ... bracket As shown in Figure 10 align the top right flange of the lens with the top notch on the lens bracket Send the projection lens into the bracket slowly Overlap the flange surface and the bracket front surface tightly turn the projection lens clockwise you will hear a click sound after about 60 rotation and the positioning pin on the left side of the bracket will come out of the positioning h...

Page 35: ...increase Locate the power supply so that its power cord is properly connected to the rear panel of the projector In order to fix the projector position the fixed frame designed for the laser digital movie projector can be used Ideally the projector lens should be centered and parallel to the theater screen This direction ensures the best lens effect with a minimum offset NOTE To ensure optimum opt...

Page 36: ...onnected to the Cinema s Media Content network The IP Address of the DCMB GIGABIT Port 1 IMB Ethernet 1 can be configured from the Configuration System menu of the DCMB Web UI refer to Section 7 1 for more details Using this configuration the Supra Command Center web interface and the DCMB Web UI can be accessed via a laptop which is connected to the Cinema s Management network Make sure the lapto...

Page 37: ... Operating the Espedeo Supra 5000 The Espedeo Supra 5000 projector is controlled and operated using the Supra Command Center web interface for all the projector related functions and the DCMB Web UI for all the playback related functions of the DCMB Both these interfaces can be wirelessly accessed from a web browser on an Android tablet OR from a web browser on a laptop connected via a wired or wi...

Page 38: ... OFF and the projector fan is in spin down mode After being shut down the projector enters the Standby mode You can wake up the projector through the network Light Source switch Indicates the operational status of the Laser light source of the projector You can toggle the Projector Status between Laser On and Laser Off Date and Time Indicates the system date time that has been set on the projector...

Page 39: ...t image on the screen Click on the icon to access the Light Source Settings Select the desired brightness value from the drop down and click on the Setting button However the configuration cannot be saved under the current macros Device Information Displays the model of the projector MSN and DCMB Serial No Version Information Displays the version information of the PIB and DCMB software NOTE The s...

Page 40: ...ate will now change to Laser Off Figure 14 NOTE You may also project a Test Pattern to make sure that the Laser Light Source has been switched ON successfully optional Refer to Section 5 3 3 for more information on projecting a Test Pattern Projecting a Test Pattern From the Supra Command Center interface click the Test Pattern shortcut button on the top menu bar to access the Test Pattern screen ...

Page 41: ...terface provides installation related settings for the projector such as Macros Source files Screen files Color files Light Source files Lens files 3D files and IP Address of the projector 6 1 Installation Macro Settings The Macro Settings menu allows you to edit the settings for the default macros of the projector i e 2D FLAT 2D SCOPE 3D FLAT 3D SCOPE HDMI1 and HDMI2 Figure 16 ...

Page 42: ...o will be successfully edited NOTE By default the source file and PCF file under this macro are imported and the 3D file cannot be selected Figure 17 Editing the 2D SCOPE Macro Click on the icon under the 2D SCOPE macro Select the source file screen file color file light source file and lens file Click Load File and import the preset source file screen file 2D color file light source file and lens...

Page 43: ...macro will be successfully edited NOTE By default the source file and PCF file under this macro are imported and preset 3D file is selected Figure 19 Editing the 3D SCOPE Macro Click on the icon under the 3D SCOPE macro Click Load File and import the preset source file screen file color file light source file lens file and 3D file in sequence Click Save The macro will be successfully edited NOTE B...

Page 44: ...onnected to a computer DVD device or set top box you can select the corresponding HDMI macro from the Macro Settings section of the Home screen Figure 21 Creating a Custom 2D or 3D Macro You can also add a custom 2D or 3D macro by clicking on the Add New Macro button and importing the relevant Source Screen Color Light Source and Lens files as shown in Figure 22 Figure 22 ...

Page 45: ...or 3D SCOPE macro Note that the DCMB file shall be selected as the source file Figure 23 II The procedure for creating a 2D macro is consistent with the procedure for editing the 2D FLAT or 2D SCOPE macro Note that the DCMB file shall be selected as the source file while no 3D file is selected Figure 24 III You can now view the created macros under Macro Settings as shown in Figure 25 Figure 25 ...

Page 46: ...l Figure 26 SN Name Function Description New Source File Click on this button to create a source file This button is enabled when you set the source file You can add the desired source file to a particular macro under the Macro Settings menu Source file list List the source files including DCMB HDMI1 and HDMI2 The DCMB source file is used when the DCMB plays DCP content from the local storage of t...

Page 47: ... desired coordinates or curvature You can also click on a particular adjustment point and mentioned the corresponding X and Y or Curve values Provide a file name and click on the Save button to create the screen file You can add the desired screen file to a particular macro under the Macro Settings menu Screen File list Lists all the screen files including FullScreen No crop You can also edit or d...

Page 48: ...lens model is selected and lens leading homing is performed from the Administrator Settings Select lens menu refer to Section 6 10 for more details Figure 28 SN Name Function Description New Lens File Click on this button to create a new Lens file as shown in Figure 29 This button is enabled when you set the Lens file Lens file list Lists the Lens files of the projector You can create suitable len...

Page 49: ... to shift the lens Up Down Left and Right Lens Zoom These buttons can be used to zoon in out the Lens Lens Focus These buttons can be used to adjust the focus sharpness of the Lens Fine Tune Select this option to fine tune the lens shift zoom and focus settings File Name Enter a name for the new Lens file Save Create a lens file in the current position as a new lens file Table 14 ...

Page 50: ...on Description New Color File Click on this button to create new 2D and 3D color files You can add the desired color files in Macro Settings Color file list Newly created 2D and 3D color files are displayed under the color file list You can edit or verify the corrected color file save it as a new color file or delete a particular color file Table 15 Figure 31 ...

Page 51: ... screen center and enter values of X and Y based on the color coordinates Green After you click Green the screen displays a Green field Use a colorimeter to measure the color coordinates of the current screen center and enter values of X and Y based on the color coordinates Blue After you click Blue the screen displays a Blue field Use a colorimeter to measure the color coordinates of the current ...

Page 52: ...o Section 9 2 For 2D color calibration set the color type to 2D For 3D color calibration set the color type to 3D By default the DEFAULT 3D device is used for 3D color calibration While performing a 3D color calibration the 3D filter unit should be placed in front of the projector lens and measurements should be taken through a pair of 3D glasses The corrected color files should be differentiated ...

Page 53: ... projector configured by setting differentiated proportions downwards Figure 33 SN Name Function Description New Light Source File Click on this button to create a new light source file as shown below This button is enabled when you set the light source file NOTE The Laser Power should not be set below 30 in any light source file Light Source file list Lists the light source files of the projector...

Page 54: ...ou can create different 3D files in the 3D File Settings menu Figure 34 SN Name Function Description New 3D File Creates a new 3D file You can configure 3D files based on the various parameters in the Create New 3D Files window 3D File List Lists all 3D files on the projector The default 3D file of the projector is DEFAULT 3D Table 18 ...

Page 55: ... Switch to Enable Set the Frame Rate to 6 2 Set the Reference Delay to 120µs Set the L R output reference polarity to True Once created you can import this 3D File to a default custom 3D Macro by editing the corresponding Macro from the Macro Settings menu Refer to Section 6 1 for more details Furthermore you also need to set the values for 3D Sync Polarity and Output Delay under the 3D Settings s...

Page 56: ...ements Click on the Edit button to edit the IP address Subnet Mask Default Gateway and DNS Address values for port LAN1 The IP Address must range from 240 to 255 and cannot be set to 241 and 246 Additionally the Subnet Mask value for the laptop network interface should be set to 255 255 255 240 Once set you must set the same network segment on the laptop to access the Supra Command Center NOTE Thi...

Page 57: ...d Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 57 6 9 Administrator Settings Time Settings The Time Settings menu allows you to set Projector Time or Auto Synchronize Date and Time from an NTP Server as per actual requirements Figure 36 ...

Page 58: ...Administrator Settings Select Lens When installing the lens for the first time or changing the lens due to lens damage you need to select the lens model from the Lens drop down Click the Startup button to initialize the lens After the initialization is successful a Success message will be shown Figure 37 ...

Page 59: ...ard configuration You can update the IP Address for both these network interfaces using the steps mentioned below 1 Login to the DCMB Web UI with Maintenance user level access 2 Under the Configuration tab click on the System sub tab 3 Scroll down to the Network Configuration section 4 Enter the IP values for IMB Ethernet 2 Subnet Mask and Gateway 5 As an option you may also mention a Secondary IP...

Page 60: ...ddresses and errors if any found in the new network configuration as shown in Figure 39 Click on OK to exit Figure 39 8 Click on the Save button on the top right corner of the page to save the new network configuration Please make sure the IP Addresses assigned to IMB Ethernet 2 and IMB Ethernet 1 network interfaces are unique and DO NOT conflict with the IP values assigned to other devices in the...

Page 61: ...torage Please Note This is only available on DCMB with CineCache installed b NAS Configure a Network Attached Storage NAS as data storage Please contact Espedeo Holdings Ltd for more information regarding qualified NAS models 5 In order to configure the DCMB to use the integrated CineCache as the primary storage device select CineCache from the Storage Type drop down However in case a NAS is to be...

Page 62: ...lected option for storage Please Note For the GDC Cinema Automation 2 0 CA 2 0 setup with Centralized Playback please choose CineCache as the primary storage in Storage Type along with Priority as Attached Storage For a non CA 2 0 setup please choose either CineCache or NAS as primary storage in Storage Type along with the Priority as IMB Storage ...

Page 63: ...zone set as per your region In order to change the time zone on the DCMB you can follow the steps mentioned below 1 Login to the DCMB Web UI with Maintenance user level access 2 Under the Configuration tab click on the System sub tab 3 Go to the Configure TimeZone section 4 Select the required Region City from the TimeZone Select dropdown menu 5 Click Save to save the time zone setting Figure 42 ...

Page 64: ... types The same steps can be used to set up content ingest sources using other sources Content Ingest from a USB Drive The following steps describe how to ingest content from an external USB drive 1 Under the Content tab click on the Source sub tab Select the Manage option 2 From the Source List column on the left select USB DRIVE 3 Select the storage device name and drive partition assigned by th...

Page 65: ...ick on the Source sub tab Select the Manage option 2 Under the Source List column on the left click on the Create button to add a new ingest source 3 Under the Details section select FTP from the Type drop down Enter the Name IP Address Port Source Path Username Password for the FTP Server 4 Click the Save button to save the FTP details 5 Once added the FTP Source is added click on the Open button...

Page 66: ...dio signal via two RJ45 Outputs For compatibility with most audio processors a standard RJ45 to DB25 connector refer to Figure 45 is provided as part of standard packaging Figure 45 Refer to Figure 46 for RJ45 DB25 pinout for a traditional audio connector Refer to Figure 47 for RJ45 DB25 pinout for CP750 JSD80 audio connector Refer to Figure 48 for AES Audio RJ45 pinout Figure 46 ...

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Page 68: ... Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 68 7 6 DCMB Subtitles It is recommended to use subtitle overlay for subtitle display To do so please check Subtitle Overlay Option under the Playback sub tab of the Configuration tab Figure 49 ...

Page 69: ...revent user error Automation setup for DCMB GPIO The DCMB GPIO automation device settings can be configured using the steps mentioned below 1 Under the Automation tab click the Device sub tab 2 From the Device list select IMBGPIO 3 Enter the device Name Input Min Pulse Width ms and Output Pulse Width ms Figure 50 The output pulse width must be at least 100ms If a different output pulse width is re...

Page 70: ...the Device sub tab 2 On the left column click the Create button 3 Select eCNA_IO as the device Type and enter the Name of the eCNA device Click OK 4 Enter the IP address of the eCNA device 5 The eCNA device has many cues available for automation These cues can be enabled or disabled by selecting them after selecting the corresponding options under the Server events eCNA controls eCNA status and eC...

Page 71: ...gure a JNIOR device in the DCMB Automation interface 1 Under the Automation tab click the Device sub tab 2 On the left column click the Create button 3 Select JNIOR_IO as the device Type and enter the Name of the JNIOR device Click OK 4 Enter the IP address of the JNIOR device 5 The settings for Port Login and Password are set to the default values for JNIOR devices if left blank 6 Click Save to s...

Page 72: ...b click the Device sub tab 2 On the left column click the Create button 3 Select ChristieACT as the device Type and enter the Name of the ChristieACT device Click OK 4 Enter the IP address of the ChristieACT device 5 The default setting for Local Port is displayed on the settings for the ChristieACT device Change this value if needed 6 Default Control Cues will be set up for a new ChristieACT auto...

Page 73: ...to configure a Dolby device in the DCMB Automation interface In this example the added device refers to the Dolby CP650 Sound Processor 1 Under the Automation tab click the Device sub tab 2 On the left column click the Create button 3 Select DolbyCP650 as the device Type and enter the Name of the Dolby CP650 device Click OK 4 Enter the IP address of the Dolby CP650 device 5 Click Save to save the ...

Page 74: ...AX Sound Processor Follow the steps below to configure a USL DAX device in the DCMB Automation interface 1 Under the Automation tab click the Device sub tab 2 On the left column click the Create button 3 Select USL DAX as the device Type and enter the Name of the USL DAX device Click OK 4 Enter the IP address of the USL DAX device 5 Click Save to save the settings Figure 55 ...

Page 75: ... below to configure a USL JSD device in the DCMB Automation interface 1 Under the Automation tab click the Device sub tab 2 On the left column click the Create button 3 Select USL JSD as the device Type and enter the Name of the USL JSD device Click OK 4 Enter the IP address of the USL JSD device 5 Select the correct model JSD 80 or JSD 100 of the device the DCMB is connected to 6 Click Save to sa...

Page 76: ...eps mentioned below in order to setup the PM 2000B 3D System 1 Login to the DCMB Web UI with Maintenance user level access 2 Under the Configuration tab click on the Image sub tab 3 Go to Image Source 3D Settings section 4 Set the 3D Sync Polarity to True same value as L R output reference polarity in the 3D File 5 Set the Output Delay to 120µs same value as Reference Delay in the 3D File 6 Click ...

Page 77: ...omponent Engineering TA 10 can be used for cinema automation with the Supra 5000 projector It requires that the TA 10 be wired in a particular configuration A wiring diagram can be seen in Figure 58 The TA 10 is connected to the DCMB using the GPIO input output port Configure event labels with the GPIO device to trigger the TA 10 Figure 58 ...

Page 78: ...ep 3 The center grid of the picture becomes blurred At this time take a piece of white paper and judge whether the clear surface of the center grid is in front of the screen or behind the screen If it is in front of the screen loosen the corresponding three screws in the lens bracket increase the back focus If it is behind the screen tighten the corresponding three screws in the lens bracket decre...

Page 79: ...three screws is consistent When adjusting the up and down pitching and left right pitching don t overdo it Step 4 Open a DCI Standard test pattern and create a new Lens file From the Administrator Settings screen of the Supra Command Center web interface click on the Select Lens option Select the correct lens model from the Lens drop down and click the Startup button Refer to Figure 60 To perform ...

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Page 81: ... to accurately coincide If they do not coincide it indicates that there is a convergence problem The adjustment steps are as follows Step 1 Remove the top magnetic cover of the projector to expose the internal light engine and the convergence adjusting mechanism present on the light engine Figure 63 Step 2 The convergence adjusting mechanism of the light machine is indicated by the Red circle in F...

Page 82: ...ht NOTE Please observe caution while adjusting the DMD convergence screws by observing the relative shift between the Red grid and Blue grid on screen NOTE If the benchmark is Cyan grid graph only Red grid graph can be adjusted CASE 1 as shown in Figure 66 The Red grid graph is at the top left of the Cyan grid graph At this time the knob screw C should be adjusted counterclockwise to make the Red ...

Page 83: ...rid graph and the pixel convergence effect in the left and right directions is good At this time the knobs screw A and B should be adjusted clockwise at the same time Attention should be paid to the consistency of the adjustment range so that Red and Cyan grid patterns overlap up and down After the adjustment is completed the pixel convergence is less than 0 5 pixel Figure 67 ...

Page 84: ...lations The VM 1140 is robust easy to install and allows angular adjustments in 3 directions which makes it easy to fit and position the Supra 5000 The mount is adjustable in height from 240 mm 9 45 in to 1140 mm 44 88 in Additionally the VM 1140 has a cable management feature This helps to keep the cables connected to the projector hidden and organized thus creating a visually pleasing and clean ...

Page 85: ...May 19th 2021 Supra 5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 85 10 2 Specifications and Dimensions ...

Page 86: ...a 5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 86 10 3 Packing List Sr No Part Description Quantity Ceiling Plate 1 PCS Upper Tube 1 PCS Lower Tube 1 PCS Top Plate 1 PCS Middle plate 1 PCS ...

Page 87: ...stallation Manual 87 Projector Plate 1 PCS Safety Anchor 1 PCS Bolt M8x20 DIN912 12 PCS Clamping Handle 8 PCS Projector Mounting Kit Bolt M8x50 DIN912 Nut M8 Washer Split Lock 4 PCS in 1 Set Anchor Bolt 10x60 M8 10 PCS Safety Cable with 2 PCS of Quick Links 1 PCS Hex key 6 1 PCS ...

Page 88: ...on Manual 88 Truss Clamp Kit Hook 140 optional 4 PCS Table 20 The parts to of the VM 1140 Ceiling Mount kit which are listed under Table 10 have been illustrated in Figure 69 below The remaining parts to have been illustrated separately in Step 3B and Step 13 under Section 10 5 Figure 69 ...

Page 89: ...is at the user s risk Always use safety cables This will prevent equipment from falling during after setup and while in use Always check if the ceiling or truss is structurally strong enough to support the load An experienced professional is required to determine if the ceiling or truss structure is strong enough to hold the weight of both the projector and VM 1140 including its brackets Please re...

Page 90: ...to a ceiling or truss as well as how to attach and secure the Supra 5000 projector to it The numbers to mentioned in these steps refer to the parts listed under Table 10 Step 1 Start the assembly of the VM 1140 ceiling mount by sliding the upper tube over the ceiling plate as shown in Figure 70 Figure 70 Step 2 Attach the upper tube to the ceiling plate with bolts 4 pcs as shown in Figure 71 Figur...

Page 91: ...nstallation Manual 91 Step 3 3A For concrete ceiling mount 1 Fasten the ceiling plate with upper tube by using the anchor bolts 6 pcs as shown in Figure 72 Figure 72 2 Fasten the safety anchor near the ceiling plate by using the anchor bolts 4 pcs as shown in Figure 73 Figure 73 ...

Page 92: ...al 92 3B For truss mount 1 Optional For fastening the VM 1140 to a truss use the truss clamp kit hook 140 First fasten the truss clamps to the ceiling plate without tightening the nuts as shown in Figure 74 Figure 74 2 Hook the truss clamps to the truss structure as shown in Figure 75 Figure 75 ...

Page 93: ...tion System Installation Manual 93 3 Align the ceiling plate in the desired position on the truss and then tighten the nuts and screws of the truss clamps as shown in Figure 76 Figure 76 Step 4 Slide the top plate over the lower tube as shown in Figure 77 Figure 77 ...

Page 94: ...ured Media Projection System Installation Manual 94 Step 5 Tighten the top plate to the lower tube using the bolts 4 pcs as shown in Figure 78 Figure 78 Step 6 Slide the middle plate over the lower tube and top plate as shown in Figure 79 Figure 79 ...

Page 95: ...ghten the middle plate to the top plate with the help of the clamping handles 4 pcs as shown in Figure 80 Figure 80 Step 8 Insert the lower tube into the upper tube Please note that for correct alignment installation of the upper and lower tubes the rectangular holes must match as shown in Figure 81 Figure 81 ...

Page 96: ...llation Manual 96 Step 9 Tighten the lower tube to the upper tube by using the bolts 4 pcs at the desired height drop as shown in Figure 82 Figure 82 Step 10 Attach the projector plate to the Supra 5000 projector using the projector mounting kit 4pcs as shown in Figure 83 Figure 83 ...

Page 97: ...jection System Installation Manual 97 Step 11 Attach the projector plate and projector to the middle plate as shown in Figure 84 Figure 84 Step 12 Tighten the projector plate to the middle plate by using the clamping handles 4 pcs as shown in Figure 85 Figure 85 ...

Page 98: ...duit the other end of the safety cable into the upper tube and lower tube as shown in Figure 86 Figure 86 13B For truss mount Use a quick link to secure one end of the safety cable around the truss Conduit the other end of the safety cable into the upper tube and lower tube as shown in Figure 87 Figure 87 Step 14 Attach the other end of the safety cable to the projector plate using a quick link as...

Page 99: ...May 19th 2021 Supra 5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 99 Figure 88 ...

Page 100: ...Adjustment The base length of the upper tube and lower tube allows for height adjustability Minimum 690 mm 21 17 in to Maximum 1140 mm 44 88 in Figure 89 In case a lower height drop is required simply cut the upper tube and lower tube along the two lines Cut Line A and Cut Line B refer to Figure 90 Figure 90 ...

Page 101: ...ion Manual 101 When cutting the upper tube and lower tube along Cut Line A you can adjust the height from Minimum 465 mm 8 31 in to Maximum 690 mm 27 17 in Figure 91 When cutting the upper tube and lower tube along Cut Line B you can achieve the smallest height 240 mm 9 45 in Figure 92 ...

Page 102: ...ector has been properly installed 1 Test the video playback capabilities of the Supra 5000 2 Test the audio playback capabilities of the Supra 5000 and verify that all the macros are working Also check for any static noises 3 Test the DCMB s ability to activate automation cues using test cues for lights curtains sound and fire alarm 4 Test the remote access capabilities of the DCMB including Theat...

Page 103: ... Because the lens is sealed by a glass cover you only need to clean the dust on the glass cover 12 2 Filter Components and Maintenance Intervals According to the dust proof design the filter adopts ultra high flow ESD air filter materials The filter materials have an open channel structure and adopt ESD electret materials that are made of 100 synthetic fibers and have humidity resistant and genera...

Page 104: ...92 168 254 241 and click the Power On button on the top menu bar to boot up the DCMB Web UI Step 1 From the Supra Command Center click the Laser Off button on the top menu bar to turn OFF the Laser Light Source Step 2 Click the Shut Down button on the top menu bar of the Supra Command Center Wait for 30 seconds until the DCMB is completely shutdown The projector will now be in Standby mode the coo...

Page 105: ...May 19th 2021 Supra 5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 105 14 Projector Specifications 14 1 Technical Specifications ...

Page 106: ...May 19th 2021 Supra 5000 Digital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 106 14 2 Projector Dimensions Figure 94 14 3 Projector Base Dimensions Figure 95 ...

Page 107: ...gital Cinema and Secured Media Projection System Installation Manual 107 14 4 Certifications Item Compliance Standards and Requirements DCI DCSS CTP Laser safety IEC60825 1 2014 Class 1 IEC62471 5 2015 RG2 HDMI HDMI 1 4b Table 21 ...

Page 108: ...in 20 uA Iin max 20 uA Essentially no current flows this is a voltage sensing device The GPI inputs have a 5 62K Ohm resistor pull up to an isolated 5 Volts Shorting the pins would send an input high dry contact GPIO Output Details Outputs use a solid state relay Max voltage across relay contacts GPO_nA and GPO_nB 200 Volts Relay ON resistance Min 6 Typ 10 Max 15 ohms Relay Current limit Min 300 T...

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