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APPENDIX (MVP manual)

VIDEO OUTPUT MODE OF MVP

The video output formats set by the mode switches are as shown in the following table.
(At shipment, the mode switch value is set to “8”.)

Bus format

: NTSC .............. NTSC digital signal transmission method.

Output format

: VBS (VIDEO signal), Can be switched between Y/C and RGB.

However, VBS and Y/C can only be used for the standard speeds.

Sync signal frequency

: Standard speed ..... Horizontal 15.734 kHz, vertical 59.94 Hz interlace
: Double speed ......... Horizontal speed 31.469 kHz, vertical 59.94 Hz non-interlace

Trunk piece mitigation mode

: It is the function that mitigates the trunk piece phenomenon by multiple visions

unique scanning line structure. There is a difference in an effect by the magnifi-
cation ratio and it is more effective as smaller of the magnification ratio. Yet, it
does not work in vertical magnification ratio X1.

(Note)

MPJ inputs can only be set to the standard speed. Double-speed playback cannot be performed.

0
1
2
3

4
5
6
7
8

9

A
B
C
D

E
F

NTSC

NTSC

VBS, Y/C

RGB

VBS, Y/C

RGB

Standard speed

Double speed

Standard speed

Double speed

OFF

ON

Reserved

Reserved

Mode switch No. Bus format

Output format

Sync signal frequency

  Trunk piece mitigation mode

Summary of Contents for RM-V1000NU

Page 1: ...tee of performance is applicable only when the assembly and adjustment described in this technical manual and the adjustment de scribed by the system manual of RM V2000 have been carried out Specifications and design subject to possible modification without notice due to improve ments Caution This symbol refers to a hazard or unsafe practice which can result in personal injury or property damage T...

Page 2: ...l Because of this there are many less then perfect pages and hand written comments As Pioneer is constantly working towards providing the best possible documentation for our products there may be an improved version of this document available Please contact your Pioneer representative for additional information Josh Kairoff Pioneer New Media Technology October 27 1997 ...

Page 3: ...netism 19 12 Power Supply 20 13 Cables Used 21 14 Semi outdoor Installation 21 2 INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY 22 1 Confirmation 22 2 Opening the Packaging 22 3 Carrying the Units After Opening Packaging 26 3 PRECAUTIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION 27 4 ASSEMBLING THE SYSTEM 29 1 Assembling the system 29 2 Inserting the optional board MVP 30 3 Connection 32 5 SPECIAL INSTALLATION 33 1 Wall inset 33 2 Diagonal ...

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Page 5: ...e of oneness of the screens Although peripheral light is given adequate luminance to construct the multi screen the multi switch is loaded to realize a huge screen with more consistent brightness by the peripheral light compensation cir cuit It is also equipped with a function which performs contour correction during enlargement of images to provide natural and high quality enlarged images The inc...

Page 6: ... conditions can be displayed on the screen External control function Equipped with RS 232C external control terminal Adjustments can be carried out using a personal computer Various image display function is available Transmission of control signals to each multi projection unit can be carried out by a daisy chain connected by a control cable DIN6pin accessory for linking the combination terminal ...

Page 7: ...ng discrimination tube orange x 2 Coaxial cable with connector no short discrimination tube x 2 Coaxial cable with connector with long discrimination tube orange x 2 Cable clamp For connecting coaxial cable with connector x 6 Cord with 6P mini DIN x 3 Power cord x 2 Cable clip x 2 Screw x 2 Hexagonal bolt x 3 Flat washer x 3 Spring washer x 3 Logo sticker x 1 Scrivet For screen x 28 Screw For fron...

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Page 10: ...ty time P 11 Switch which displays setting states of each switch on the screen RGB signal input terminal Switches RGB signal input terminal type RGB signal vertical sync input terminal RGB signal horizontal sync and composite sync Only for input signal H V sync input terminal RGB signal B input terminal RGB signal G and composite sync Input signal G on sync input terminal RGB signal R input termin...

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Page 13: ... V TTL level C SYNC 0 3 4 V p p Negative logic Green Sync on Green 1 0 V p p 75ohm SYNC 0 3 V p p SYNC priority order H V C SYNC Green Sync on Green RS 232C control input 25 pin D SUB Output signal Output video signal 4 line BNC terminal 1 Composite sync signal 1 0 V p p 75ohm 2 Y C separation signal Y With sync 1 0 V p p 75ohm C With burst Burst level 0 286 V p p 75ohm 1 and 2 signal formats are ...

Page 14: ...t to the INT side so that the MVP operates in the free run mode for video in puts Leave it at the INT side unless when using the MVP for special uses such as locking the MVP to the video input 4 NTSC RGB switch Select whether to set the NTSC input or RGB in put to 4 screen magnification It is set to the NTSC side at shipment When switching the switch press the reset button after switching The RGB ...

Page 15: ...witches No 5 and 6 SW1 5 SW1 6 Baud rate bps ON ON 19200 OFF ON 9600 ON OFF 4800 OFF OFF 2400 9 RS 232C connector For controlling MVP 0 RGB video input terminal Optional Optional RGB input terminal G G signal input terminal of RGB separation signal B B signal input terminal of RGB separation signal R R signal input terminal of RGB separation signal H C SYNC H sync or C SYNC input terminal V V sync...

Page 16: ... 7 9 A B C D E F R G B ADJ ADJ ADJ ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF 2 3 4 6 8 2 ADJ IN D Î ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT RU V107 29 187 84 4 Adjustment Control Unit RU V107 Option Accessories AA dry battery IEC R6P 2 Cable 5m 3 Fig 2 7 Cable length 5m GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ...

Page 17: ...he back of the system and the system is be installed directly onto the wall heat can only be discharged from the top In such cases be sure to provide vents for discharging heat Also observe the temperature and humidity conditions in 7 3 Front Space Finger and hand prints form easily on the face of the screen Therefore make sure viewers cannot touch it directly Leave workspace in front for replacin...

Page 18: ...oncrete and the humidity level subsequently rises Electrical equipment such as this system generally should not be installed in high humidity environments Follow the precautions below when high humidity is expected Never install the MPJ and screen in locations that do not meet their respective specifications Ground the units Ensure that there is no condensation Install the units where no one can t...

Page 19: ...18 INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY 9 Angle of view and appropriate view range Horizontal Visible Angle Vertical Visible Angle Fig 3 1 Fig 3 2 ...

Page 20: ...ce has been increased In addition increasing the luminance and contrast more than required may affect the life of the system espe cially the CRT 11 Effects of Earth Magnetism Due to effects of earth magnetism the position of the image displayed will differ according to the installed direction Difference is about several mm in the up down left right directions but the degree of change varies accord...

Page 21: ...capacity of the switchboard is not exceeded 3 Outlet Plug The power supply cable of this system is provided with a outlet plug with grounding 2E to prevent electric hazards caused by current leakage Be sure to connect the plug to the outlet with grounding 2E 4 Leak Breaker The system is incorporated with the power line filter to reduce noise For this reason a leaked current of 2 0 mA may flow thro...

Page 22: ...refully The limit is as shown when using the cables to connect the transmission final output terminal and the system 3C 2V 15m 5C 2V 30m To use a longer cable the VIDEO signal must be corrected 14 Semi outdoor Installation This system is basically designed for use indoors When the system is installed in semi outdoor locations the following problems may occur Take the following measures before usin...

Page 23: ...pe 6 Model number of equipment used and their quantity perform according to list Check if there is enough equipment for each unit These procedures must be performed by only one person 2 Opening the Packaging 1 Packaging specifications 1 Projection Screen Kit 4 1126 W 230 H 879 D mm 20 2kg 2 Unit 2 2225 W 1200 H 1105 D Unit R 310kg Unit L 303kg 2 Opening the packaging Open from the big ones first a...

Page 24: ...together with the under carton This should be done by more than 3 persons 7 Remove the under carton 8 Remove the engine pads A and B engine side pad engine side pad F bottom mirror pads A and B top mirror pads A and B mirror mat 3 each at the top and bottom MVP pad lens protector paper and CRT cover Remove engine pads A and B using a cutter knife etc 9 Attach the Mickey bolt to pad A and the shiel...

Page 25: ...24 INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY 8 Bottom mirror pad A Top mirror pad B Top mirror pad A Bottom mirror pad B Engine pad B Engine pad A Engine side pad F Mirror corner pad MVP pad Engine side pad Fig 3 3 2 ...

Page 26: ... stand it on a flat floor paying attention to its top and bottom 5 Remove the eight screws for transportation gold four protection panels and white sheet at the back of the screen The protection panel is attached with the transportation screws Keep the removed panel if required When storing the system do not remove the outermost protection panel 6 When opening the packagings of several units first...

Page 27: ... as it is very thin Therefore move it gently and do not apply excessive shock or vibration to it As the panels supporting the screen are very thin and deform easily be careful that they do not hit or get hooked onto surrounding objects when moving them 2 Unit When moving the unit push the frame square without pushing the rear panel Never push to the front or back Do not move the system on casters ...

Page 28: ...always be installed it will not need to be re packed and transported Packaging instructions are provided for your reference just in case it has to be transported again Pack it properly according to the packaging specifications Fig 3 6 Also check the following conditions 1 The protection panel has been properly attached by the transportation screws eight Use the protection screws gold provided with...

Page 29: ...em check that the transportation screw protection panel and black tape have been removed Do not remove the protection panel on the outer most side when installing the system Also tighten the Mickey bolts used for connecting the unit and screen unit together using your hand Tighten as firmly as possible Put on gloves when stacking the screen units for protection and perform in twos To prevent the l...

Page 30: ...ng the hexagonal bolts two in front and one at the back containing the spring washers and washers 5 Mount one screen at a time from the bottom Place the screen on the front panel and then while one person holds the screen in front so that it does not turn over another person attaches the Mickey bolts from the back two parts 6 The screen should be mounted by two persons as above 7 Attach the scrive...

Page 31: ...ve the UL cover A Six screws 3 Remove the UL cover C Two screws 4 Disconnect the MVP power cord 5 Disconnect the connector and remove the power supply Three screws 6 Remove the four screws in front of the MVP 7 Tilt the MVP slightly and pull it out 1 Rear cover C L Rear cover C R 2 3 6 7 UL cover A UL cover C 4 5 Pull in this direction ...

Page 32: ...ly inside the second rail from the right Fig 3 10 11 Attach the rear cover Fig 3 11 11 screws Tighten the six screws ABA 283 12 Attach the bonnet Fig 3 12 10 screws Fig 3 8 Fig 3 9 Fig 3 11 Fig 3 12 Fig 3 10 Note To prevent damages of the optional board re sulting from static electricity touch the bon net etc before touching the board to remove static electricity in the body ...

Page 33: ...le 130 260 A B C D E F Black Linked cable 6P mini DIN cord Connect as shown in Fig 3 13 using the cable provided After connecting secure with a cable clamp Fig 3 14 Note When connecting the RS 232C communica tion connector and remote control unit from the leftmost as seen from the back con nect IN and OUT linking cables cords with 6P mini DIN the other way around Orange Black Orange ...

Page 34: ... Set the MPJ input to C VIDEO SW or selector etc Matrix SW Personal computer for control To each MPJ RGB input 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm Fig 3 15 15 mm 5 SPECIAL INSTALLATION 1 Wall inset When fixing the screen into the wall leave space at the top bottom left and right sides for attaching and removing the screen 2 Diagonal installation This system cannot be placed facing upwards or downwards and diagonall...

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Page 36: ... For connecting video For generating signals for ad justing size con vergence Required Function RS232C communication function Gray scale White variable High definition image Picture of beauty Various adjustment signals With still function D Sub 25 pin male straight cable Monoscope Crosshatch Recommended Model Remarks Prepare a Personal Computer or this remote control for adjust ment Especially whi...

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Page 38: ...are differentiated incorrectly VCR signal repeatedly dubbed or part of CATV converter etc the TV SYSTEM is set to NTSC or PAL according to the input signal When the input signal is NTSC or PAL and the TV SYSTEM is set to NTSC or PAL it can enable the input to be switched smoothly little screen noises and prevent signals from being differentiated incorrectly due to signal disturbances and cuts In s...

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Page 40: ...ter after clearing all IDs set at shipment Screen 1 ID 11 Screen 2 ID 12 Screen 3 ID 13 Screen 4 ID 14 Unit L Unit R Multi Projec tion Unit Multi Projec tion Unit Personal Computer Multi Projec tion Unit Multi Projec tion Unit ID 14 ID 12 ID 13 OUT IN Screen 1 OUT IN Screen 3 Screen 2 OUT IN Screen 4 ID 11 AJY 11 IDS AJY 13 IDS AJY 12 IDS AJY 14 IDS By sending commands in this order IDs can be giv...

Page 41: ...ess the 2 and 1 keys ID 13 5 Only the bottom left side of the screen shows the main menu The other screens will set into the standby state POWER ADJ IN ADJ OUT keys only are accepted To return to the main menu after completing ID SELECT press the MAIN MENU key to keep the ID SELECT state Pressing the ADJ IN key will also return to the main menu but it also clear the ID SELECT state making it neces...

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Page 43: ...t the joining of the screens Adjust the MVP Refer to Appendix MVP Manual in Chapter 7 page 103 5 Check that there is no information missing and color deviation on the moving image If information is missing or color has deviated return to 2 and readjust 6 Adjust the white balance of each screen 7 Adjust the ABL level 8 Check the ABL level and white balance using the video actually transmitted If th...

Page 44: ...LIN Using only green adjust the center of V STATIC GH STATIC Is the Horizontal size standard 93 NO 8 5 6 7 Adjust linearity of green point conver gence mode Adjust green red blue color deviation in point convergence mode Adjust H BLK L and H BLK R P 44 P 44 P 44 P 45 YES P 46 P 46 P 46 Adjust joining of peripheral screens in green point convergence mode P 59 ...

Page 45: ...ment Use adjustment signals such as cross hatch etc EX LD Test disc GGT1072 FRAME No 7081 etc Note For the particulars about the FRAME No etc of LD Test disc GGT1072 refer to the disc manual differently 3 Convergence Adjustment Contents 1 Measurement of screen center The center can be found easily by pasting threads in the spaces of the protection panels at the screen frame Center V STATIC GH STAT...

Page 46: ... Vertical Adjust so that the sixth 92 5 line from the inside can be seen only slightly 3 V SIZE V LINEARITY H SIZE GH LINEARITY adjustment Those familiar with the convergence adjustment can adjust the bottom part of the screen in addition to the top part of the screen using V SIZE and V LINEARITY Also it can adjust the left side of the screen in addition to the right side of the screen using H SIZ...

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Page 48: ...ce adjustment Movement of screen OSD display Use especially when adjusting the horizontal size of the left side of the screen In addition there are nine other area adjustments It is a convenience to adjust deviation of circumference screens Observe here ...

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Page 51: ... adjusting points in point convergence adjustments and their movements on the screen In adjustment step 5 observe the external part of the screen adjust the 16 adjusting points there taking note of linearity in the peripheral area such as joining with other screens crosshatch etc Ignore the distortion inside the screen ...

Page 52: ...51 ADJUSTMENTS Movement on screen Displayed OSD ...

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Page 57: ...3 Note If only one point is moved greatly in the point convergence mode it may not move in areas smaller than the desired adjusting area In this case adjust while moving the other points slowly Does not move to the set position ...

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Page 60: ...anges in the H SIZE Video signal Video signal Display range af ter size changed Convergence adjustment wave form Convergence adjustment wave form Adjustment by H BLK L Adjustment by H BLK R Image after H BLK L and H BLK R has been ad justed No color deviation When size is increased with H BLK L and H BLK R not adjusted Display range Convergence a d j u s t m e n t wave form Color deviation ...

Page 61: ...ng When H BLK R adjustment is not properly performed H BLK L adjustment Output all three colors R G B observe the left side of the screen and adjust with H BLK L so that the color stops deviating Note There are points at which the screen does not move even through the H BLK L value changes This is not a malfunction Observe here RGB RGB BGR RGB Observe here ...

Page 62: ...ergence point B should not move Confirming the Optimum H BLK L Value When point C is lowered by point convergence point D should not move Note Convergence can be adjusted even if the optimum values are slightly different from the above optimum values during adjustments But if the screen changes markedly re adjust H BLK L or H BLK R and adjust the convergence ...

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Page 66: ...the same and while maintaining that brightness balance R G and B and adjust so that the CRT becomes white 3 LOW LIGHT adjustment Signal White 20 Adjust R LOW G LOW and B LOW so that the CRT becomes gray 4 Convergence adjustment Signal White 50 20 Repeat 2 to 3 and converge the light If the HI LIGHT of R G and B is moved their LOW LIGHT will change greatly Therefore pay special attention to the val...

Page 67: ...in level Even if the current flowing in the CRT of each unit is the same the difference in the characteristics of each CRT will cause their luminance to become inconsistent The ABL GAIN adjustment converges this inconsistency It adjusts the ABL current flowing virtually In white 100 inputs as the ABL works efficiently the luminance drops when the ABL GAIN of a unit with high luminance is decreased...

Page 68: ...n color of a face image is the same as in the other screens 4 Colored images FRAME NO 19100 Use when performing adjustments during VIDEO input or Y C input Adjust so that the colors of vegetables fruits etc are of the same brightness and same depth If consistency cannot be adjusted with animated images re input the rough adjustment data and re adjust View the moving images If a screen is darker th...

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Page 79: ...H Note 1 Dummy when INPUT RGB Note 2 No dependent on mode Has one data Note 3 Dummy when PAL signal is input INPUT VIDEO or Y C Note 4 Dummy when COMBINATION OFF Data is output when COMBINATION ON Note 5 SHARPNESS data for OFF is output when MULTI OFF and SHARPNESS data for ON is output when MULTI ON 5 GUS GET CONV USER DATA Deflection and convergence data memory area setting state is output 1STX ...

Page 80: ...TE Output in command name Note 1 Example TVA Indicates TV SYSTEM AUTO 8Indicates the input discriminating result of TV SYSTEM AUTO Note 2 Example NTS Input discriminating result indicates NTSC 9Deflection and convergence data memory area state 3 BYTE Note 1 US1 Indicates that CONV MEMO 1 is selected US2 Indicates that CONV MEMO 2 is selected US3 Indicates that CONV MEMO 3 is selected 0OSD display ...

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Page 89: ...ID input will display the main menu All other units will be in the standby state 6 Perform the usual adjustments 7 a To continue adjusting the screen for which ID has been selected Press the MAIN MENU key to return to the main menu b Ending the adjustment mode Press the ADJ OUT key and return to the NORMAL OPERATION MODE Note c Adjusting another unit Repeat the mentioned operation 1 to 7 Note Even...

Page 90: ...t mode 2 Press the 4 key to select 4 CONVERGENCE ADJ 3 Press the G ADJ ON OFF key until the OSD display becomes GH The following can be adjusted in the same way R ADJ ON OFF key RH RV B ADJ ON OFF key BH BV 4 Press the 2 key until the OSD display becomes SIZE Then use the 2 and 3 keys to adjust the GH SIZE The following can be adjusted in the same way 1 key STATIC 2 key 3 SIZE 3 MID SIZE 3 5D SIZE...

Page 91: ... can be adjusted in the same way 0 key ABL GAIN 7 key R HIGH 1 key CONTRAST 8 key G HIGH 2 key BRIGHT 9 key B HIGH 3 key COLOR Note 1 A key R LOW 4 key TINT Note 2 B key G LOW 5 key SHARPNESS Note 1 C key B LOW 6 key LINEAR WHITE D key ABL LEVEL Note 3 Note 1 It is invalid for RGB input Note 2 It is invalid for RGB and PAL input Note 3 It is valid only at COMBINATION ON 7 Turning on the peripheral...

Page 92: ... 10 Resetting the setting 1 Set the adjustment mode 2 Press the 7 key Select 7 MEMORY READ COPY 3 Press the 3 key of the SUB MENU As a result the following settings will be set MULTI Peripheral light amount correction ON Baud rate 4800 bps COLOR MODE 1 TV SYSTEM AUTO VIDEO MUTE OFF COMBINATION OFF Convergence memory NTSC input VIDEO Y C RGB MEMO 1 PAL input VIDEO Y C RGB MEMO 2 The adjustments usi...

Page 93: ... ID cannot be operated using the remote control unit To exit this state perform one of the following 1 Start up the remote control adjustment mode using the ADJ IN button 2 Exit the remote control adjustment mode using the ADJ OUT button 3 Turn off the power The remote control signal is output to the next MPJ via the link terminal only when a certain ID is set to the MPJ When operating several MPJ...

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Page 95: ...emove the mirror stay A four screws and remove the mirror Fig 5 2 Handle the mirror with extreme care 3 Remove the engine support stay B four screws Fig 5 3 and remove the MPJ stopper four screws Fig 5 4 4 Remove the styling of the wire connecting the mini signal section and lower the MPJ by more than 2 per sons Fig 5 4 Fig 5 3 Fig 5 1 Fig 5 2 ...

Page 96: ... screws Fig 5 7 3 Remove the styling of the wire connecting the mini signal section and lower the MPJ by more than 2 per sons Removing the Mini Signal Section 1 Remove the bonnet three screws Fig 5 8 2 Remove the screws four screws while holding the mini signal section and pull it out Fig 5 9 Use a screw driver of less than 15 cm Handle the wires with extreme care Fig 5 9 Fig 5 8 Fig 5 5 Fig 5 6 F...

Page 97: ...d L 6 screws 2 Remove the UL cover A 6 screws 3 Remove the UL cover C 2 screws 4 Disconnect the MVP power cord 5 Disconnect the connectors and remove the power supply 3 screws 6 Remove the four screws in front of the MVP 7 Tilt the MVP slightly and pull it out UL cover A Rear cover C R Rear cover C L UL cover C ...

Page 98: ...the top right direction fig 5 10 The left side and bottom of the screen is fixed to the panel by adhesive double coated tape The lenticular sheet can be removed relatively easily The fresnel lens is fixed firmly and will not come off by just pulling in the top right direction To remove while pulling in the top right direction remove it by opening it as if opening a door Fig 5 11 Approx 5cm Approx ...

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Page 101: ...ions for this procedure 1 Do not place load on the screen In the procedure always place weight on the cabinet 2 Be careful not to hit your head when moving the unit 3 Do not touch the lens 4 As changing the position of MPJ will change the convergence do not touch MPJ Work carried out at high places is extremely hazardous If tools etc are dropped it will cause not only damage to the equipment but a...

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Page 103: ...the structure of the projection system in which the R G B tubes are lined up and light is projected from the rear When bright images are displayed in the dark the light reflected on the lens will shine in the darkness slightly This phenomenon called tube inside reflection is inevitable due to the structure of the projection whose CRT light has been expanded using the lens Fig 6 1 fig 6 1 Reflected...

Page 104: ...d 115 To Indicate the Current MVP State SYS command 116 To Perform NTSC Input Board Picture Quality Adjustment 117 To Set the Adjustment Mode AJYB command 117 To Exit the Adjustment Mode AJN command 117 Bright Compensation BRT command 118 Color Compensation COL command 118 Tint Adjustment TNT command 119 Controls the Panel Switch Function 119 To Set the Manual Mode MNL command 119 To Set the Remot...

Page 105: ...nt BLK command 126 Horizontal Vertical Direction Screen Display Position Adjustment HPS VPS commands 126 Horizontal Vertical Blanking Window Position Adjustment HWN VWN commands 127 Horizontal Vertical Blanking Window Width Adjustment HWD VWD commands 127 Full Dot Number Compensation HFD command 128 Freeze Frame Y ON N OFF FZY FZN commnads 128 Vertical Filter ON OFF DSY DSN DSX commands 128 Vertic...

Page 106: ...Rl SG 7 7 SG Pins 5 and 6 are short circuited inside Pins not shown in the diagram are NC Signal name CONNECTION WITH MVP EXTERNAL COMPUTER Refer to Chapter 4 P 69 External Control by MPJ RS 232C for how to adjust the MPJ Use a RS 232C straight cable Refer to the following diagram for connections MVP RS 232C Settings Baud rate 2400 4800 9600 19200 Bit number 7 8 Parity NON ODD EVEN Stop bit 1 2 Se...

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Page 108: ...and used Power ON Operation mode h h 8 4 screen magnification by optional RGB input h 9 4 screen magnification of NTSC input Normal mode 3 Manual mode Mode in which the panel switches are effective Both the 1 and 2 modes are set to this mode normally 4 Remote mode Mode in which the panel switch functions can be controlled from the computer in the optional mode During this time the panel switch sta...

Page 109: ...mal mode Operation mode h NTSC input board adjustment mode AJYB AJN Option RGB board adjustment mode Mode which enables communication with the optional RGB board RMD V3020 In this mode only the RGB board adjustment command is accepted The operations of each switch on the front panel are not accepted In particular when Mode switches are operated the video output will be disrupted Set the switches p...

Page 110: ...kHz vertical 59 94 Hz non interlace Trunk piece mitigation mode It is the function that mitigates the trunk piece phenomenon by multiple visions unique scanning line structure There is a difference in an effect by the magnifi cation ratio and it is more effective as smaller of the magnification ratio Yet it does not work in vertical magnification ratio X1 Note MPJ inputs can only be set to the sta...

Page 111: ...ing lateral vibration of displayed characters shaking and tracking noises Full dot number adjustment Refer to HFD command For correcting vertical bit lines of displayed characters and pictures with high resolution Normally the full dot number need not be changed Blanking frame bright adjustment Refer to BKL command For setting the luminance level of the blanking frame for decreasing burning when t...

Page 112: ...epeat steps 4 and 5 for every position on the screen 7 Save the adjustment data in the EEPROM ex W1 Refer to the W command COMMAND REFERENCE To Shift to the Operation Mode command Input Explanation By executing this command when the power is on various commands can be executed To Set Different Screens for Adjusting Convergence DFFB command Input DFFB Explanation By executing this command the NTSC ...

Page 113: ...me fine adjustment command If the picture frame moves considerable first perform coarse adjustments of the picture frame using the P2 command and Q2 command Refer to page 113 When Gh is executed the following is shown on the computer display G3 Bottom right screen of 4 screen F F The horizontal and vertical adjustment values are output at the F and F positions Input the following commands after 0 ...

Page 114: ...lue at P2d2 RES RES is the initial value P2d2 100 Input the value after checking the current value The screen start position is the position of the screen actually displayed in respect to the magni fied image Position displayed on the screen This command is used for the coarse adjustment of the picture frame when the adjustment range is exceeded with the G command The data shift amount is greater ...

Page 115: ...hen this command is executed the setting will be saved even if the power is turned off Therefore all precious settings will be erased To Load the Picture Frame Data L command Input L0 L1 Explanation L0 Loads the picture frame data set at shipment on the RAM L1 Loads the picture frame data saved at the end on the RAM Data when power is turned on The parameters loaded by the L command are as follows...

Page 116: ...or 4 screen magnification by the op tional RGB input a Video input A or B A Optional RGB input board B NTSC input board Example Parsonal computer LD MVP RGB VIDEO IFFB LD IFFA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I RGB Personal computer Refer to the command page 112 if the normal 4 screen magnification cannnot be set due to incorrect operations ...

Page 117: ...T NO BOARD L9 OUTPUT NO BOARD Contents RMD V3000 Series PROGRAM Ver 1 00A 1 ID 0 2 MODE 8 3 DEMO 8 4 GEN LOCK INTERNAL 5 MANUAL MODE 6 8 10 7 L2 INPUT V SCAN BOARD Y C 9 10 L3 INPUT NTSC BOARD STANDARD MODE VBS L4 INPUT NO BOARD Y C L5 INPUT NO BOARD Y C L6 OUTPUT 4 OUT BOARD 11 L7 OUTPUT NO BOARD L8 OUTPUT NO BOARD L9 OUTPUT NO BOARD 1 Program version information 2 ID No selection switch setting ...

Page 118: ...cates V FIL ON for the V SCAN BOARD Y C Y C separation signal input Indicates V FIL OFF for the V SCAN BOARD 11 Type of output board 4 OUT BOARD 4 output board NO BOARD No output board is incorporated To Perform NTSC Input Board Picture Quality Adjustment To Set the Adjustment Mode AJYB command To Exit the Adjustment Mode AJN command Input AJYB AJN Explanation AJYB command Sets the NTSC input boar...

Page 119: ...mpensation value 0 to 255 COL Help display COL Displays the current value and moves to the sub command mode To execute this command it is necessary to set the adjustment mode by AJYB Refer to the AJYB command If data input is skipped the sub command input mode is set after the data is displayed COL sub command mode The COL sub command mode is set by COL Example COL indicates the current value Inpu...

Page 120: ...Mode MNL command To Set the Remote Mode RMT command Input MNL RMT Explanation Manual mode Makes the following switch functions effective 1 GEN LOCK INT EXT switch 2 Optional RGB board FILTER ON OFF switch 3 VBS Y C select switch 4 MODE switch The RESET button is required The manual mode is set at POWER ON or RESET button Remote mode Mode in which the above switching setting are selected via the RS...

Page 121: ...minal external sync will not be set This command is executed in the remote mode It is ignored in the manual mode Refer to the RMT command To Select Composite Video Input CIB command Input CIB Explanation Select the composite video input of NTSC input board This command is executed in the remote mode It is ignored in the manual mode Refer to the RMT command To Select YC Separation Input YIB command...

Page 122: ...B mode H 15 734 kHz V 59 94 Hz NTD Sets the double speed RGB mode H 31 469 kHz V 59 94 Hz This command is executed in the remote mode It is ignored in the manual mode Refer to the RMT command Note This multi projection unit can be inputted at normal speed Optional RGB Board Adjustment Mode Setting A command Input A Explanation Used to adjust the optional RGB board RMD V3020 To end the adjustment m...

Page 123: ... through this board after the model has been discriminated For details of the preset models refer to the M commands of the VS board described later Although non preset models must also be adjusted using general data images can be output temporarily and these models are compatible with recent PCs accelerator boards with various resolutions Refer to Mode 99 described later Automatic detection cannot...

Page 124: ...GGN BGN CNT RLV BLV BRT BKL HPS VPS HWN VWN HWD VWD HFD Sub commands ddd Performs immediate settings and displays xxx Performs special settings and displays Performs UP1 special settings and updates display Performs DW1 special settings and updates display Ends sub command state Other commands can be input even if the sub command state has not been ended In this time the sub command input mode wil...

Page 125: ...99 999 can be input When d is a character other than 09 when the number of digits is wrong or the decimal point is at the wrong place DATA ERROR is set and the current model determination frequency is displayed Line conversion command LCV Displays the current model line conversion rate LCVRES Sets the current model line conversion rate to the initial value and displays it LCVdddd Changes and displ...

Page 126: ...r adjusting CNT adjust TRK R G B Gain Adjustment RGN GGN BGN commands Input RGNd1d2d3 GGNd1d2d3 BGNd1d2d3 Explanation d1d2d3 Compensation data 0 to 254 GGN Green gain adjustment RGN Red gain adjustment BGN Blue gain adjustment Use this command to adjust so that the white balance of the images produced by the MVP matches the white balance of the actual images of the computer Tracking may deviate in...

Page 127: ...nd prevent burning Adjust the blanking window position and width using HWN HWD VWN and VWD Horizontal Vertical Direction Screen Display Position Adjustment HPS VPS commands Input HPSd1d2d3 VPSd1d2d3 Explanation d1d2d3 Compensation data 0 to 254 HPS Moves the screen horizontally VPS Moves the screen vertically However the blanking window does not move and only the screen inside the window moves The...

Page 128: ...lues the image blinks three times Horizontal Vertical Blanking Window Width Adjustment HWD VWD commands Input HWDd1d2d3 VWDd1d2d3 Explanation d1d2d3 Compensation data 0 to 254 The pedestal of the video signal is masked by blanking which can adjust the bright level HWD Adjusts the H blanking window width VWD Adjusts the V blanking window width HWN VWN adjustments Figure Example of HWN VWN Command A...

Page 129: ...s canceled by FZN Whether the state is FZY or FZN can be determined by executing the STS command Do not perform position adjustments in the FZY state Vertical Filter ON OFF DSY DSN DSX commands Input DSY DSN DSX Explanation Converts the vertical line number so that the computer images can be displayed fully on the monitor The conversion rate preset by the LCV command can be changed Refer to LCV co...

Page 130: ... DSY the image compressed by the new conversion rate will be output Example LCV0605 Set 6 5 conversion Program ROM Version Display VER command Input VER Explanation Indicates the version of the program ROM mounted in the current VS board Example VER PROGRAM VERSION BXY1004 X VX XX 199X XX XX To Indicate the Current Function Setting STS command Input STS Explanation Displays the model data No selec...

Page 131: ...d 0 4 Macintosh 13 inch monitor mode RasterOps type 0 5 Macintosh 13 inch monitor mode Power Mac 0 6 FM R50 0 7 IBM Think Pad 230C 0 8 X68000 0 9 NEC PC9801 640 x 400 mode 1 0 Unused area Do not specify using the M command 2 7 2 8 User preset area Use only with the M command 5 8 9 9 Models other than above This model data can be locked only using the M command The data range which can be preset by...

Page 132: ...specify using the M command 2 7 2 8 User preset area 5 8 9 9 Models other than above This model data can be locked only using the M command The data range which can be preset by the user is 28 to 58 28 to 58 contains the VGA data same as 01 at shipment Refer to Mode 99 mentioned later for details of model No 99 Measurement Data Display FRQ command Input FRQ Explanation Displays the horizontal freq...

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Page 134: ...nversion Horizontal Frequency Input HFQ command Input HFQd1d2d3 d4d5d6 Explanation Directly changes the horizontal frequency of the model data table used for the VS board cur rently Input the frequency using 6 digit decimal numbers When data input is omitted the horizontal frequency on the current model data table is displayed Refer to Using Methods of HFQ VFQ VLN described later on the using meth...

Page 135: ...t data Refer to Using Methods of HFQ VFQ VLN described later on the using methods Example VFQ060 123 Input 60 123 kHz Take note to input 0 at first Vertical Full line Input VLN command Input VLNd1d2d3 Explanation 3 digit decimal numbers between 000 to 999 can be input for ddd Directly changes the vertical full line number of the model data table used for the VS board currently Refer to Using Metho...

Page 136: ... 99 has several restrictions in order to deal with numerous personal computers When the HFD command to change the sampling clock exceeds 35 MHz the image may become blur Use 99 without moving HFD as much as possible At the point the personal computer locked to model No 99 dusts may appear at the top and bottom as shown in the figure Dusts appearing at the top and bottom In this case mask the dusts...

Page 137: ... which have 640 effective dot number and 480 effective line number but a different full line number 526 or 524 from the standard VGA 525 In this case their models are autolocked to Mode 99 As the frequency is close to the VGA when the VS board is forcible locked to the VGA by M01 and data is output the image frame etc will be optimum In this way the M command is used when using the preset data as ...

Page 138: ... for Sync Signal The horizontal frame values are saved according to the sync signal currently selected For this reason the horizontal frame may deviate according to the type of sync signal even with the same computer Example When models with both the composite sync and green on sync are connected Frequently with Macintosh 1 Connect cables G B R and CS in this order with the power of the input pers...

Page 139: ...nal computer 2 Check the TV SYSTEM setting Check the convergence memory and white balance memory used for the adjustments 3 Check and set the STATUS MULTI ON OFF COMBINATION ON OFF ABL link switch settings 3 levels 4 Recording the settings in the memory 3 Setting ID P 39 1 Set the ID to each CUBE Note The following IDs are provided at shipment 4 Adjusting The Screen 1 Adjust the size of each scree...

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