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6-8 (E)

SRX-R515P

Stopper B

Stopper A

Washers

Stopper A

Hexagon socket
head cap bolts
(6

10)

Base plate assembly

Hexagon socket
head cap bolts
(6

10)

21. Remove the four hexagon socket head cap bolts and four washers.
22. Temporarily attach the stopper A and stopper B with the hexagon socket head cap bolt and washer

respectively to the center portion.

Summary of Contents for SRX-R515P

Page 1: ...MA PROJECTOR PACKAGE SRX R515P LENS CHANGE TABLE LKRA 008 3D PROJECTION LENS LKRL A502 LKRL A503 2D PROJECTION LENS LKRL Z511 LKRL Z514 LKRL Z519 PROJECTION LAMP LKRM U330 LKRM U450 INSTALLATION MANUAL 1st Edition ...

Page 2: ...in der Anleitung zu befolgen Andere als die angegeben Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden die eine spezielle Befähigung dazu besitzen AVERTISSEMENT Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l entretien Afin de réduire les risques de décharge électrique d incendie ou de blessure n effectuer que les réparations indiquées dans le mode d emploi à mo...

Page 3: ...には機器近くの固定配線内に専用遮断装置を設けるか機器使用中に容易に抜き差しできるコンセントに電源プラグを接続してください WARNING When installing the unit incorporate a readily accessible disconnect device in the fixed wiring or connect the power cord to a socket outlet which must be provided near the unit and easily accessible so that the user can turn off the power in case a fault should occur WARNUNG Beim Einbau des Geräts ist daher im Festkabel ei...

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Page 5: ...0 E 5 7 4 Position Adjustment Adjusting the Projector Tilt and Direction 5 21 E 5 7 5 Brightness Adjustment 5 22 E 5 7 6 Registration of Adjustment Result FUNCTION MEMORY Function 5 23 E 5 7 7 Calling the Registered Image Information FUNCTION MEMORY Function 5 24 E Manual Structure Purpose of this manual 3 E Related manuals 3 E Trademarks 3 E 1 Installation Outline 1 1 System Configuration Example...

Page 6: ... Direction 5 32 E 5 8 7 Alignment of the Horizontal Position of Image for Right Eye and Image for Left Eye 5 33 E 5 8 8 Image Mapping 5 35 E 5 8 9 Brightness Adjustment 5 36 E 5 8 10 Registration of Adjustment Result FUNCTION MEMORY Function 5 37 E 5 8 11 Calling the Registered Image Information FUNCTION MEMORY Function 5 38 E 5 9 Color Space Conversion CSC Adjustment 5 38 E 5 10 Check of Video Si...

Page 7: ...nual available on request This manual describes the information about the system maintenance periodic check cleaning etc Service Manual available on request This manual describes the information that premise the service based on part re placement of this system Trademarks Trademarks and registered trademarks used in this manual are follows The terms HDMI and HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interfa...

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Page 9: ...inema server hereafter referred to as Server Theater network LAN Device with external video HDMI Video signal audio data USB HDD Touch panel monitor PCI EX LAN Audio processor USB 2 0 VGA USB 2 0 GPIO USB 2 0 3 0 RS 232C D sub 9 pin LAN Automation system Lighting controller Curtain controller 1 1 System Configuration Example ...

Page 10: ... this system Digital Cinema Projector SRX R515 Keys for removing panels 5 Safety regulations 1 TPC arm 1 set Cable clamper 2 Digital Cinema Server XCT S10 Feet 1 set PCI express cable 2 m 1 Ethernet cable 2 m 1 Touch Panel Monitor LKRA 007 AC adaptor 1 VGA cable 1 USB cable 1 ...

Page 11: ...er Power cable Need to obtain the cable that matches the plug on the installation site Exhaust system Connect the duct to the duct connecting portion on the rear top panel for exhausting the heat inside the projector In the case of using the 8 inch duct the following exhaust air volume is required The exhaust air volume of 450 550 ft 3 min 12 7 to 15 6 m 3 min should be secured External connection...

Page 12: ... lens list Air Intake Air Intake Air Intake Heat exhaust Input output terminal LKRL LIST No LKRL L REMARKS 1 Z511 258 297 2 Z514 230 283 3 Z519 244 4 A502 462 Including in 3D lens filter 5 A503 462 Including in 3D lens filter 1 4 External Dimensions 1 4 1 Projector ...

Page 13: ... R515P Top view Right side view Rear view Bottom view Unit mm Heat exhaust Heat exhaust Air Intake Air Intake Air Intake Air Intake Air Intake Air Intake Air Intake AC power cable 10 M8 for fixing the projector ...

Page 14: ...1 6 E SRX R515P 1 4 2 Server Front view Top view Right side view Rear view Unit mm Input output terminal AC power cable Heat exhaust Heat exhaust Air Intake ...

Page 15: ...n with Projector 3 3 Power Connection 3 5 Installation of CRU DATAPORT Carrier 5 1 System Startup and Login 5 3 Initial Setting 5 4 Performing the Marriage 5 5 Projector Startup 5 7 Image Adjustment 2D Lens 5 8 Image Adjustment 3D Lens 5 9 Color Space Conversion CSC Adjustment 5 10 Check of Video Signal and Audio Output 5 11 Network Setting 5 12 Folder Setting 5 13 Setting of External Equipment 5 ...

Page 16: ... at the same time Parts information Handle arm 4 164 849 02 4 pcs Pipe short 4 164 850 02 2 pcs Pipe long 4 164 851 02 2 pcs M8 bolt 2 590 262 02 or 11 4 pcs In the case of attaching the pipe long to the right and left side of projector 1 Loosen the nut in the direction of the arrow A then insert the handle arm in the direction of the arrow B 2 Tighten the nut to fix the handle arm 3 Attach the ha...

Page 17: ...X R515P 4 Insert the pipe long into the handle arms then fix the pipe with the two M8 bolts 5 Attach the pipe long on the other side in the same way Pipe long Pipe long Handle arm Handle arm Handle arm M8 bolts ...

Page 18: ...forth of projector n The procedure is the same as the pipe long 1 Loosen the nut in the direction of the arrow A then insert the handle arm in the direction of the arrow B 2 Tighten the nut to fix the handle arm 3 Attach the handle arm to the adjuster of other three portions by repeating steps 1 and 2 ...

Page 19: ...1 11 E SRX R515P 4 Insert the pipe short into the handle arms then fix the pipe with the two M8 bolts 5 Attach the pipe short on the other side in the same way Pipe short Pipe short Pipe short M8 bolts ...

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Page 21: ...l order However do not connect the power cord in Section 2 6 before Sections 2 1 to 2 5 are completed 2 1 Installation of Duct Attach the 8 inch duct to the duct connecting portion on the rear side of the projector top portion m When attaching the duct be careful not to bend the duct for exhausting the air smoothly For the required exhaust air volume refer to 1 3 Required Equipment Tools ...

Page 22: ... 2D lens The projector is provided with the lens change table LKRA 008 for enabling easy replacement of the 2D lens and 3D lens For the installation procedure refer to Installation of Lens Change Table in Section 6 1 Raise the lens fixing lever toward the side with the lock button pushed all the way in lock released n If you raise the lens fixing lever without pushing the lock button the lock butt...

Page 23: ...s Lens fixing lever Lens 2 Attach the lens to the projector while firmly holding the lens not to drop it and aligning the position n When attaching the lens to the projector insert it straight 3 Lower the lens fixing lever to fix the lens ...

Page 24: ...e for installing LKRA 005 in SRX R320S is de scribed When installing LKRA 005 in SRX R515 follow the procedure in this manual m Be careful not to attach the filter bracket A B assemblies in the wrong position Attach the knob securely to prevent the lens filter from dropping 1 Attach the three filter bracket A assemblies with the six screws supplied with the 3D lens filter 2 Attach the filter brack...

Page 25: ...2 5 E SRX R515P 3D filter R assembly Knob Knob 3 Attach the 3D filter R assembly with the two knobs ...

Page 26: ... SRX R515P 4 Release the lock plate in the direction of the arrow then hook it on the position pin 5 Attach the 3D filter L assembly with the two knobs Knob Knob Lock plate 3D filter L assembly Position pin ...

Page 27: ...ith drop safe Hooks Lamp door Lamp door latch 2 4 Installation of Lamp 1 Loosen the screw with drop safe lower the two hooks and then remove the intake grille A in the direction of the arrow A 2 Lower the lamp door latch to open the lamp door ...

Page 28: ...r m When holding the lamp be careful not to touch the connector contact portion Push near the PUSH mark of the lamp to insert it securely 4 Attach the remaining lamps by repeating steps 2 and 3 5 To install the intake grille A reverse the removal procedure 2 5 Installation of Touch Panel Monitor 1 Attach the TPC mounting plate with the four screws ...

Page 29: ...he touch panel monitor can be changed by rotating the TPC arm block assembly 1 Remove the three screws 2 Rotate the TPC arm block assembly in the direction of the arrow 3 Fix the TPC arm block assembly with the three screws Cable clamper PSW4 x 10 TPC arm block assembly Cable clamper PSW4 x 10 PSW4 x 10 TPC arm block assembly ...

Page 30: ...2 10 E SRX R515P Touch panel monitor Screw Screw Screw 4 Attach the touch panel monitor with the three screws ...

Page 31: ...ch panel monitor Cable clamper Cable Knob Cable clamper 5 Pull the knob and tilt the touch panel monitor in the direction of the arrow n When you pull the knob the touch panel monitor can be moved and when you release the knob the touch panel monitor is fixed 6 Connect each cable to the connector on the bottom of the touch panel monitor 7 Fix the cable with the two cable clampers 8 Pull the knob a...

Page 32: ... Connection of the main power and the electric wiring work should be done by qualified electricians only Do not plug the power cord into the power supply before completing all of the following connecting operations 1 Remove the four screws then remove the terminal block cover 2 Remove the screw then remove the cable clamp 3 Remove the screw then remove the ground terminal Screws Terminal block cov...

Page 33: ... of the ground wire 5 Attach the ground terminal removed in step 3 to the ground wire then fix it with the screw 6 Route the power cord through the hole on the bottom of the terminal block then fix each terminal with the screw as shown in the illustration 7 Fix the power cord using the cable clamp and screw 8 Attach the terminal block cover ...

Page 34: ...s required to attach the lens change table attach the frame 2 to the front foot of the projector and temporarily secure it with the adjuster nut before adjusting the adjuster length of the front foot Refer to Section 6 2 1 Loosen the nut 2 Adjust the projector tilt by rotating the adjuster Rotate clockwise direction 2 To raise the height of projector Rotate counterclockwise direction 3 To lower th...

Page 35: ...n and procedure described below w To prevent the rack from falling or moving fix the rack on a flat and steady floor and the like using bolts or others If the rack falls due to the weight of the equipment it may cause death or serious injury Be sure to use the specified rack mount kit If not injury may result and the equipment may fall due to insufficient strength After rack mounting be sure to ti...

Page 36: ...ounting screws Rack mounting 1 Check that the four feet are removed If they are not removed remove them in the order of step 2 step 1 in 3 1 2 Placing the Server on the Pedestal 2 Loosen the two screws with drop safe then remove the front panel assembly 3 Mount the server on the rack with the four rack mounting screws ...

Page 37: ... server upside down then attach the foot holders with the four screws 2 Attach the four feet with the four screws 3 Place the server on the pedestal n Check that the pedestal is not unstable Screw with drop safe Front panel assembly Screw with drop safe B4 x 8 B4 x 8 B4 x 8 B4 x 8 B4 x 8 B4 x 8 B4 x 8 B4 x 8 Foot Foot holder Foot Foot Foot Foot holder Foot holder Foot holder ...

Page 38: ...3 4 E SRX R515P Rear of server PCI express cable accessory Ethernet cable accessory Left side of projector 3 2 Connection with Projector ...

Page 39: ...s not supplied correctly with UPS not used the contents data can be broken Rear of server Rear of UPS AC adaptor cable accessory USB cable accessory Bottom of touch panel monitor USB cable Power cord VGA cable accessory Power cord available on request AC adaptor ...

Page 40: ...ins lead Appliance Connector Plug conforming to the proper ratings Voltage Ampere Never use an injured power cord 3 5 Installation of CRU DATAPORT Carrier The CRU DATAPORT carrier is attached to CRU DATAPORT of the server Please purchase and install the CRU DATAPORT carrier as required 1 Remove the front panel from the server Refer to step 2 in Section 3 1 1 2 Remove the screw then remove the harn...

Page 41: ...move the three screws then remove the CRU cover 5 Remove the two screws then remove the cover from the rear of the CRU DATAPORT carrier PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 CRU unit assembly CRU cover PSW3 x 6 Cover Rear CRU DATAPORT carrier ...

Page 42: ...nect the CRU DATAPORT carrier to the connector CN12 on the IF 1180 board 7 Fix the CRU DATAPORT carrier with the three screws CRU unit assembly CRU DATAPORT carrier IF 1180 board CN12 CRU DATAPORT carrier PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 ...

Page 43: ... Insert the CRU unit assembly into the server then fix it with the two screws n When inserting the CRU unit assembly be careful not to pinch the harness 10 Attach the front panel Refer to step 4 in Section 3 1 1 CRU unit assembly PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 Harness ...

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Page 45: ...nnection Diagram Section 4 Connection with External Equipment AUDIO OUTPUT BAL AUDIO OUTPUT UNBAL Left side of projector Audio processor Audio cables AES Audio processor External reproduction device External reproduction device HDMI cables ...

Page 46: ...10 _ 9 CH11 12 G 22 CH11 12 10 CH11 12 _ 23 CH13 14 G 11 CH13 14 24 CH13 14 _ 12 CH15 16 G 25 CH15 16 13 CH15 16 _ Connect the shielding wire of a cable to the shell so as to suppress radiation AUDIO OUPUT UNBAL D sub 25 pin External view Pin No Signal name Pin No Signal name 1 CH1 2 14 NC 2 CH3 4 15 NC 3 NC 16 NC 4 NC 17 NC 5 NC 18 NC 6 NC 19 NC 7 GND 20 NC 8 NC 21 CH7 8 9 NC 22 NC 10 NC 23 NC 11...

Page 47: ...ng the cable to the GPIO connector and VGA connector Use the inch screw thread for the D sub connector of the cable to be connected to GPIO Rear of server Front of server Audio processor USB HDD RS 232C cable Theater network LAN Theater network LAN Ethernet cables Theater equipment control system Theater equipment control system GPIO cable USB cable D sub 25 pin female D sub 25 pin female ...

Page 48: ...n No Signal name Pin No Signal name 1 IN1 14 IN1 GND 2 IN1 _ 15 IN0 3 IN0 GND 16 IN0 _ 4 OUT4 N C 17 OUT4 COM 5 OUT4 N O 18 OUT3 N C 6 OUT3 COM 19 OUT3 N O 7 OUT2 N C 20 OUT2 COM 8 OUT2 N O 21 OUT1 N C 9 OUT1 COM 22 OUT1 N O 10 OUT0 N C 23 OUT0 COM 11 OUT0 N O 24 24 V 12 24 V 25 24 V 13 GND Connect the shielding wire of a cable to the shell so as to suppress radiation GPIO 2 D sub 25 pin External ...

Page 49: ...4 5 E SRX R515P AUDIO CTRL D sub 9 pin External view Pin No Signal name 1 DCD 2 RXD 3 TXD 4 DTR 5 GND 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 RI Connect to Audio Processor manufactured by Dolby ...

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Page 51: ... standby state after the power is turned on the MAIN indicator LAMP indicator and IMB indicator light up in red 2 Push the SYSTEM SW switch on the front of the server to turn on the power The POWER indicator lights up in green When the server is started the Login screen is displayed on the monitor Section 5 Setting and Adjustment after Connection Example of Login screen Power switch Projector Serv...

Page 52: ... abbreviated user name Name formal user name Password admin Administrator s0nyadm1n user1 Projectionist 1111 showmgr Show Manager 2222 trsetup Theater Installer setup Addition of User 1 Start up GUI Refer to Section 5 2 for how to use the GUI screen 2 Tap the Configuration tab 3 Tap User Role The User Role screen is displayed User list Login Screen example User Role Users pane New in the Users pan...

Page 53: ...estrict the operation on the GUI screen for each user The item that can be operated is registered as Role which is assigned for each user The four Roles are provided in advance Projectionist ShowManager Administrator and Maintenance To create a new Role perform the following procedure 1 Tap New in the Roles pane The New Role screen is displayed 2 Type the Role name in Role Name You may enter up to...

Page 54: ...ontents for checking the adjust ment of lamp brightness and output of video signal and audio Status Not used in this manual Error History Used to obtain a log at the occurrence of error Schedule tab Not used in this manual Screen example Status Schedule SPL Library and Configuration tabs from the left Status tab Auditorium Status Error History Schedule tab SPL tab Library tab Configuration tab Sta...

Page 55: ...problem has occurred in the projector Library Used for the setting related to the folder System Used for the marriage of projector and server TPC screen adjustment etc The impor tant settings and adjustments regarding the system are mainly performed by using this menu Projector 2D Used for the adjustment of the 2D lens Projector 3D Used for the adjustment of the 3D lens User Role Used for the addi...

Page 56: ...bration Setting The touch panel monitor is adjusted 1 Start up GUI Refer to Section 5 1 2 2 Tap the Configuration tab 3 Tap System Server Info The Server Info screen is displayed 4 Tap TPC Calibration The TPC Calibration dialog is displayed Screen example System Server Info TPC Calibration Calibration Screen example ...

Page 57: ... is displayed on the screen Tap the mark Perform this three times The place where the mark is displayed is changed When the last mark is tapped the adjustment is completed and then the display is returned to the Server Info screen Tap the mark ...

Page 58: ...played 4 Tap Language Setting The Language Setting dialog is displayed 5 Select the language in Language English Chinese 6 Set the display type of date in Date and time in Time as required n The display type of Date and Time varies depending on the language selected in step 5 7 Tap Apply Screen example System Server Info Language Setting Apply Screen example ...

Page 59: ...p System Server Info The Server Info screen is displayed 4 Tap Owner Information The Owner Information dialog is displayed 5 Set Owner Organization Region Location and Screen as required There is no problem to set only arbitrary items 6 Tap Apply Server Info Screen example Owner Information System Apply Screen example ...

Page 60: ...n tab 3 Tap System Server Info The Server Info screen is displayed 4 Tap Date Time The Date Time Setting dialog is displayed 5 Set Time Zone There is no problem to set only arbitrary items 6 Set Date and Time in Secure Clock Setting as required Screen example Date Time System Server Info Screen example ...

Page 61: ...n Force limitless clock setting and enter the password If the password is not entered an error is displayed when the Apply is tapped 7 Set Time Referenced as required In the case of placing a check in the Synchronized with IMB radio button The clock on the screen SMS Server Time is set being synchronized with the clock inside the server Secure Clock Time In the case of placing a check in the Synch...

Page 62: ...column is Fail Contact your local Sony Sales Office Service Center Door Closed column is Fail Check the installation of the cabinet of projector Projector Authentication column is Fail After the projector and server shutdown perform OFF ON of the breaker of the projector and tap Marriage If the state does not change after 10 minutes have passed contact your local Sony Sales Office Service Center S...

Page 63: ...e projector does not start check if an error message is displayed on the GUI screen If the mes sage is displayed take measures according to the message 3 Tap Close to close the Projector Lamp Control screen 5 6 Screen Adjustment Flow The image adjustment flow example in the typical theater is described The image adjustment image size zoom focus image position brightness for the flat scope and HD c...

Page 64: ...ctor direction Perform the mask processing because a keystone occurs Register the setting data to the function memory as 2D SCOPE Call 2D FLAT using the function memory Adjust the image position in the horizontal direction in Electric Shift Only when the H shift of lens shift block is used or the direction of projector is changed Overwrite 2D FLAT using the function memory Project the test pattern...

Page 65: ...age position in the vertical direction of the right eye image with the shift screw of the upper lens If the shift amount is insufficient change the projector direction Perform the mask processing because a keystone occurs Set the color space mode of the right eye image and the left eye image respectively Perform the DCDM color space conversion for the right eye image and the left eye image Perform...

Page 66: ...te that the 2D lens is installed the adjustment cannot be performed correctly In the case that the function memory is full call the function memory that can be deleted and tap Clear In any case register store the setting data in the function memory after the adjustment For the registration procedure refer to Section 5 7 6 5 7 1 Zoom Focus Adjustment 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 2D S...

Page 67: ...ee V shift lock screws and three H shift lock screws 3 Adjust the image position in the vertical direction by rotating the V shift knob 4 Adjust the image position in the horizontal direction by rotating the H shift knob 5 Tighten the three V shift lock screws and three H shift lock screws H shift knob V shift knob Lens shift block H shift lock screws 3 pcs V shift lock screws 3 pcs ...

Page 68: ...er to Section 5 7 3 Since the adjust able tolerance in the vertical and horizontal directions varies depending on the field angle of contents it needs to be corrected in the following procedure When you want to perform the V shift adjust the image position with flat vertically longest field angle then correct the image center position with other field angles scope HD When you want to perform the H...

Page 69: ...hift or H shift is moved over the maximum adjustment range the image degradation or vignetting lack of image in the outer edge portion may occur or the image center position may not be adjusted when zooming There is no problem to use them over the maximum adjust ment range if you understand these conditions However it is recommended to use them within the maxi mum adjustment range for ordinary pur...

Page 70: ... panel Refer to Section 5 7 3 Since the maximum value of H shift that can be performed by the touch panel when using the 3D lens is 7 the H shift with the lens shift block needs to be up to 3 5 taking into consideration the amount of H shift to be returned that was used by the 2D lens Method for checking if the H shift is 3 5 or less 5 7 3 Position Adjustment Electric Shift by Touch Panel This adj...

Page 71: ...t in the rear portion of the projec tor to tilt the projector Refer to Section 2 7 In the case that the H shift amount is insufficient change the projector installation position in order to project the image obliquely Perform the mask processing because a keystone occurs when the projector is tilted Mask processing 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 2D Set Function The Set Function screen...

Page 72: ...een 5 7 5 Brightness Adjustment n When the CSC adjustment is performed the brightness changes slightly After performing the CSC adjust ment adjust the brightness again 1 Project the test pattern Gray10 Refer to steps 1 to 3 in Section 5 7 1 2 Select an appropriate luminance level from the three levels in the Lamp Power Control pane n Level 3 is the brightest level 3 Perform the fine adjustment usi...

Page 73: ...RY Function The adjustment and setting data can be registered on this system In general the adjustment setting and registration are performed for each signal types 2D 3D field angle HD scope flat of contents to be reproduced The registered data is called when the contents are reproduced n When the projector is in standby state displaying the test pattern the registration and calling of function me...

Page 74: ...ng the Registered Image Information FUNCTION MEMORY Function 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 2D Set Function The Set Function screen is displayed 3 Select the registered data that you want to call from the Function List pane 4 Tap Load The confirmation message is displayed 5 Tap OK ...

Page 75: ...sing the existing data in function memory n If the 3D lens function memory is called despite that the 3D lens is installed the adjustment cannot be performed correctly In the case that the function memory is full call the function memory that can be deleted and tap Clear In any case register store the setting data in the function memory after the adjustment For the registra tion procedure refer to...

Page 76: ... left eye green image is projected from the lower lens and the image for the right eye magenta image is projected from the upper lens by rotating the optical axis adjust ment screw 6 Tighten the four optical axis adjustment lock screws Tightening torque 2 0 N m OK NG n The green light beam is output from the upper lens Optical axis adjustment lock screws 4 pcs Optical axis adjustment screw ...

Page 77: ...ical directions of the 3D lens filter so that the image is projected inside the frame by about 1 cm Also adjust the tilt of 3D lens filter so that the light reflected by the 3D lens filter does not return to the lens 3D lens filter position depth direction adjustment 1 Loosen the knobs and position pins 2 Move the 3D lens filters in the depth direction 3 Tighten the knobs and position pins 3D lens...

Page 78: ...hanging the attachment position of the adjust ment screws removed in step 1 3D lens filter tilt adjustment 1 Loosen the two adjustment screws 2 Tilt the 3D lens filter 3 Tighten the adjustment screws Adjustment screws Adjustment screws 3D lens filters Adjustment screws Adjustment screws Adjustment screw this screw is also attached on the other side 3D lens filter ...

Page 79: ... Adjustment The image for the right eye and the image for the left eye are adjusted separately The adjustment procedure is the same 1 Project the test pattern Frame Adjust Refer to steps 1 to 3 in Section 5 8 1 2 Loosen the zoom lock screws and focus lock screws 3 Adjust the image size by rotating the zoom rings 4 Adjust the image focus by rotating the focus rings 5 Tighten the zoom lock screws an...

Page 80: ...r the right eye and the image for the left eye are adjusted separately The adjustment procedure is the same 1 Project the test pattern Frame Adjust Refer to steps 1 to 3 in Section 5 8 1 2 Loosen the four V shift lock screws by a half turn or more 3 Adjust the image position in the vertical direction by rotating the V shift adjustment screw 4 Tighten the four V shift lock screws Tightening torque ...

Page 81: ...lens cannot be adjusted to the same position because the screen moves in the reverse direction due to the mechanism of this projector 1 Project the test pattern Frame Adjust Refer to steps 1 to 3 in Section 5 8 1 2 Tap Adjust Image The Adjust Image screen is displayed 3 Tap the Adjust of the Adjust Position pane The Adjust Position screen is displayed 4 Adjust the image position in the horizontal ...

Page 82: ...mask processing because a keystone occurs when the projector is tilted Mask processing 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 3D Set Function The Set Function screen is displayed 3 Tap Masking Adjust The Adjust Masking screen is displayed 4 Adjust the masking amount Tap the adjustment point and adjust H Adjust and V Adjust using the slide bar or _ Setting value is increased _ Setting value is...

Page 83: ...e test pattern Frame Adjust Refer to steps 1 to 3 in Section 5 8 1 2 Tap Adjust Image The Adjust Image screen is displayed 3 Tap the Adjust of the Adjust Distortion pane then adjust the position of the image for the right eye in the horizontal direction Screen example Screen example Adjust Distortion pane Adjust Image ...

Page 84: ...ize image tilt in the horizontal direction H Tilt image tilt in the vertical direction V Tilt and the image shape in the vertical direction V Bow can be adjusted L R In the case of increasing H Tilt L R In the case of increasing V Tilt L R In the case of increasing V Bow ...

Page 85: ... the image mapping according to the field angle of contents and the screen type 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 3D Set Function The Set Function screen is displayed 3 Tap Image Mapping The Image Mapping screen is displayed Screen example Projector 3D Set Function Image Mapping Screen example ...

Page 86: ...riate luminance level from the three levels using the Lamp Power Control pane n Level 3 is the brightest level 3 Perform the fine adjustment using _ 4 Check the brightness using the luminance meter Control Mode Setting In the Control Mode pane the luminance information to be registered in the function memory is set Lamp Power The lamp power value level and fine adjustment value that has been set i...

Page 87: ...ctor is in standby state displaying the test pattern the registration and calling of function memory cannot be performed 1 After the adjustment and setting are completed tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 3D Set Function The Set Function screen is displayed 3 Select the function memory that you want to register from the Function List pane then tap Save 4 Type the function name and tap Apply...

Page 88: ...without the use of 3D filter 3D eyeglasses Therefore it is re quired to perform the color space conversion respectively The color on the screen on which multiple adjustment images are displayed is measured by using the color meter and then the color space conver sion is performed based on the measurement results m Perform the CSC adjustment in the state of luminance level that has been set slightl...

Page 89: ... measure the x and y values 6 Project the test pattern in the Test Pattern pane Gray8 7 Measure the x and y values 8 Type the measurement results in the Input Color Measurement pane 9 Tap Calculate 10 Check that all differences between respective values and values in the Target Color Gamut pane are less than 0 002 11 If there is any item having the difference of 0 002 or more perform steps 5 to 10...

Page 90: ... the reproduction button to reproduce the data n To display the test contents perform the setting in the following procedure 1 Install the color meter 2 Tap the Configuration tab Tap Projector 2D or Projector 3D Set Function The Set Function screen is displayed The screen example shows 2D screen 3 Set to the IMB Input using the Input Channel pane Screen example Auditorium Load B Load Content scree...

Page 91: ... address of the CTRL port on the rear panel of a server SMS Server Settings DNS Address Register a DNS server Extended Settings Data Port Enter the IP address of the DATA port on the rear panel of a server Tap Apply after you have entered each IP address The system is automatically restarted m 192 168 6 x cannot be set to the IP address Set so that CTRL and DATA ports do not belong to the same sub...

Page 92: ...Section 5 13 3 An audio processor applicable to network control is only CP750 Enter 0 0 0 0 to the IP address of an unused port To register the IP addresses of other projection systems when controlling multiple pro jection systems using a computer 1 Tap New in the Other Auditorium pane The New Auditorium screen is displayed 2 Select the Auditorium number and enter the IP address of the projection ...

Page 93: ...f each item varies depending on the type of external folder to be created 4 Tap New The created external folder is added to the list of the Source List pane n To change setting select a folder in the Source List pane and tap Edit after you have changed the set ting To delete an external folder select a folder in the Source List pane and tap Delete Screen example Library Folders Configuration tab S...

Page 94: ...xx xx xx xx yyy xx xx xx xx IP address yyy Folder name Server Address No entry is required Server Port No entry is required Source Access Information pane Domain Enter a domain name when using a domain Username Password Enter the user name and password for gaining access to an external folder n To register the network sharing folder in the system the destination external folder needs to be sharing...

Page 95: ... required Server Address IP address of connection destination Server Port 21 Source Access Information pane Domain No entry is required Username Password No entry is required 5 13 Setting of External Equipment 5 13 1 Change in ini File In some settings the ini file text file in which initialization is described and whose file name is SMSMgrServer_Custom ini saved in a server must be changed accord...

Page 96: ...elow and open SMSMgrServer_custom ini vi home sms apps conf SMS SMSMgrServer_custom ini 5 When changing an ini file move the cursor to the line to be changed then press the i key on the USB keyboard The current state then enters the edit mode 6 Press the Esc key on the USB keyboard enter wq and press the Enter key The contents of change are saved and the edit mode is terminated 7 Execute the comma...

Page 97: ...AN cable the volume can be controlled and muted from this unit to the audio processor To use this function it is necessary to set the type of the audio processor to be connected and the connection method The ini file text file in which initialization is described and whose file name is SMSMgrServer_Custom ini saved in this server must be changed to set the type of an audio processor and the connec...

Page 98: ...rpose Input Output GPI is used to accept a signal from an external theater automation system GPO is used to output a signal to a theater automation system It is necessary to set according to the information on which signal the theater automation system can send and receive and how the theater automation system and server are connected Creation of profile 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap System GP...

Page 99: ...ion items DEFAULT_INPUT_PULSE DEFAULT_OUTPUT_PULSE and DEFAULT_OUTPUT_LEVEL cannot be changed or deleted When you change the Trigger setting delete the applicable Profile once and then register it as a new registration Profile name Profile value DEFAULT_INPUT_PULSE GPIO pin input pulse active high pulse width 450 ms and delay time 500 ms DEFAULT_OUTPUT_PULSE GPIO pin output pulse active high and p...

Page 100: ...lly accessed from a Status tab Auditorium screen or inserted into SPL as a cue 1 Tap New in the Automation pane The New Automation screen is displayed 2 Enter data in Automation Name and select the GPIO channel only output pin to be associated The alphanumeric characters can be used as the Automation Name up to 100 characters n An Automation command must be associated for each level when the type ...

Page 101: ...d with other operations undefined is displayed in the Name column of other GPIO channel using the profile being associated with the above GPIO channel When undefined is tapped the settable profiles are displayed in pull down list You can change the association by selecting the desired profile from the pull down list Associating a GPIO channel only an input pin with the playback start trigger of sc...

Page 102: ...an Emergency signal Fire Alarm in Section 5 13 4 1 Tap Configuration tab 2 Tap Status Emergencies An Emergencies screen is displayed 3 In the Emergency Signal pane select the trigger during processing execution Select Fire Alarm for processing during generation of a fire alarm Select Projector Stop for processing during occurrence of an error in a projector 4 Select the processing performed when t...

Page 103: ...s can be output from a GPIO channel only an output pin when the trigger set is received A maximum of four signals can be output from a GPIO channel only an output pin when the trigger set is canceled They are used to cancel the control item set in step 3 The items in the Automation pane of GPIO Profile are displayed as the options of the output signal n Fire Alarm and Projector Stop are canceled i...

Page 104: ...ted in the Deletion Rule pane Filename When tapping the starts with check box Delete a file starting with the character string input to the lower field When tapping the ends with check box Delete a file ending with the character string input to the lower field Older than Delete a file that was more previously created than the speci fied number of days Total Size Delete a file larger than the speci...

Page 105: ...hortcut of a function that is frequently used can be arranged at the bottom of an operation screen 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap System Shortcut Assignment The Shortcut Assignment screen is displayed 3 Select No blank in which no shortcut is registered in the Shortcut List and then tap New The New Shortcut Setting screen is displayed Screen example Apply ...

Page 106: ...o be deleted in the Shortcut List pane then tap Delete Prepare Open Douser and Close Douser that have been registered at the factory cannot be changed and deleted 5 Tap Apply in the Shortcut Assignment screen The setting is saved 5 14 4 Log Output Setting This system can output a log once a day in the specified time Log files are output as an individual file in units of one day 1 Tap the Configura...

Page 107: ...er 5 Set the time to be output in the Correct Logs daily at pane m All checked logs are sequentially output in the specified time It takes much time to perform internal processing when outputting an SMS log Therefore set in a time zone in which no current show or ingestion is performed 6 The item to be output can be selected when outputting an Audit log 1 Tap Filter An Audit Log Filter Setting scr...

Page 108: ... setting 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap System Import Export The Import Export screen is displayed 3 To export general settings tap Browse in Export Configuration Settings Export Folder of the Export pane and select the external folder to be exported To export the setting on a GUI screen tap Export in Export GUI Settings pane n The folder for exporting general settings must be registered in adv...

Page 109: ...udio output channels 1 to 16 can be adjusted in units of 10 ms between _250 ms and 250 ms with respect to a video output The audio output delay cannot be set during playback CC Closed Caption output delay setting Closed Caption Delay A CC output can be adjusted in units of 10 ms between _3000 ms and 3000 ms with respect to a video output The CC output delay cannot be set during playback Audio chan...

Page 110: ...ecified external folder periodically and read it automatically when new KDM is contained 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Library Folders The Folder screen is displayed 3 Tap Browse in the KDM Hot Folder pane and select the external folder n A maximum of two external folders can be specified in a KDM hot folder An external folder must be registered in advance Refer to Section 5 12 Screen example ...

Page 111: ...om the PC is as follows 1 Connect the PC to this system set Firefox and then perform login Refer to Section 5 15 2 Click the Configuration tab 3 Click System Certificate Info The Certificate Information screen is displayed 4 Select the certificate you want to retrieve in the pull down menu of the Download pane and click Download 5 Select the saving destination and click OK Screen example System Co...

Page 112: ...ason perform it in the following procedure 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 2D or Projector 3D Adjust Registration The Adjust Registration screen is displayed The screen example shows 2D screen 3 Tap On in the Adjust Registration pane 4 Adjust the screen position horizontal and vertical of each image R G and B using _ respec tively Screen example Adjust Registration pane Projector 2D Ad...

Page 113: ...n the state that some lamps have been turned off all lamps light up when the next time the power is turned on Prevention of forgetting to turn on the lamps 1 Tap the Configuration tab 2 Tap Projector 2D or Projector 3D Adjust Lamp The Adjust Lamp screen is displayed The screen example shows 2D screen 3 Tap OFF of the lamp that you want to turn it off If you want to turn on the lamp again tap ON of...

Page 114: ...he access using multiple TABs of the Web browser Before switching the terminal to be operated perform logout 5 15 1 Connection and Startup of PC 1 Install Firefox version 14 in PC 2 Connect PC and a server XCT S10 through a network n Use a CTRL port of the server XCT S10 3 Change the setting of Firefox Refer to Changing the setting of Firefox 4 Enter https xxx xxx xxx xxx EvansGUI run html in the ...

Page 115: ...d as I Understand the Risks The lower part of the label is opened and a new message is displayed 2 Click the Add Exception button A dialog box for connection confirmation is displayed 3 Click the Confirm Security Exception button A GUI login screen is displayed Screen example Confirm Security Exception button ...

Page 116: ...about config Screen example I ll be careful I promise button 5 15 2 Changing the Setting of Firefox 1 Enter about config in the address bar and press the Enter key A configuration screen for gaining access to the setting screen is displayed ...

Page 117: ...h field 2 Click the I ll be careful I promise button A Firefox setting screen is displayed 3 Double click browser sessionstore resume_from_crash in the setting value list n You can refine the search by entering part of the name you want to search in the search column ...

Page 118: ... to false in the Value and that the whole line changes to a bold face 5 Double click browser cache disk enable in the setting value list 6 Check that the true changes to false in the Value and that the whole line changes to a bold face 7 Double click browser cache memory enable in the setting value list ...

Page 119: ...ffline enable in the setting value list 10 Check that true changes to false in the Value and that the whole line changes to a bold face 11 Double click dom max_script_run_time in the setting value list The Enter integer value dialog box is opened 12 Type 30 in the box and then click the OK button The dialog box is closed 13 Check that 30 is displayed in Value and that the whole line changes to a b...

Page 120: ...AIN indicator and LAMP indicator of the projector change to blink in green which indicates that the system is in cooling state When the cooling is completed the LAMP indicator changes to light in red Wait as it is 3 When the MAIN indicator and LAMP indicator change to light in red and the IMB indicator changes to blink in red turn off the power by setting the power switch to OFF O ...

Page 121: ...grease Sony grease SGL 601 7 651 000 10 Screwdriver Hexagonal wrench Subtense 5 mm Spanner 19 mm for flexible leveler nut 30 mm for leveler nut of projector Tightening torque Tighten the following screws with the tightening torque described below M4 1 5 N m or more M6 5 0 N m or more M8 12 5 N m or more 6 2 Installation of Foot Assembly m There are two sets of the foot assembly consisting of the f...

Page 122: ...jector to provide a clearance of about 20 mm 3 Attach the frame 2 to the projector foot and temporarily secure it with the adjuster nut Perform steps 4 and 5 only for one of the two sets of the frame 2 4 Remove the hexagon PSW bolt of the frame 2 on the left side then remove the stay 320 and two washers 5 Temporarily attach the stay 320 and two washers removed in step 4 to the other side with the ...

Page 123: ...s A 9 Securely tighten the two adjuster nuts of the projector while pushing the frame 2 as far as it will go in the direction of the arrows B n Be sure to fix the frame 2 while pushing it as far as it will go in the direction of the arrows B so that the projector and the plate foot become parallel to each other Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 Plate foot Hole Hole Convex portions Frame 2 Frame 2 Frame 2 A...

Page 124: ...x 25 Assembling the frame 1A frame EX and frame 1B 10 Remove the four hexagon PSW bolts securing Frame 1A Frame EX and Frame 1B 11 Adjust the height of frames so that it is slightly shorter than the distance between the frame 2 and ground and secure them with the four hexagon PSW bolts 12 Adjust the other set of frame 1A frame EX and frame 1B by repeating steps 10 and 11 ...

Page 125: ...rily secure the frame 1A frame EX and frame 1B to the frame 2 right side by repeating steps 13 and 14 16 Extend the flexible levelers S so that they are vertically grounded Hexagon PSW bolt 8 x 25 Hexagon PSW bolt 8 x 25 Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 Frame 2 left side Frame 2 right side Stay 320 Nuts of flexible levelers S Stay 320 Frame 1A Frame 1B Frame EX Frame 1A Frame 1B Frame EX Hexagon PSW bolt ...

Page 126: ...6 6 E SRX R515P Base plate assembly Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 Installing the base plate assembly 17 Attach the base plate assembly with the four hexagon PSW bolts ...

Page 127: ... and base plate assembly are perpendicular 90d to each other on the right and left sides respectively n Be sure to adjust the flexible levelers S so that they are perpendicular to each other If not the lens shift pins do not fit when the lens is attached 19 After completing the adjustment securely tighten the eight hexagon PSW bolts shown in the encir cled portions 20 Tighten the fixing nuts of th...

Page 128: ...cket head cap bolts 6 x 10 Base plate assembly Hexagon socket head cap bolts 6 x 10 21 Remove the four hexagon socket head cap bolts and four washers 22 Temporarily attach the stopper A and stopper B with the hexagon socket head cap bolt and washer respectively to the center portion ...

Page 129: ...t of 2D Unit Assembly Preparation 1 Attach the 2D lens Refer to Section 2 2 2 Attach the cap to the 2D lens 6 3 1 Installation of 2D Unit Assembly 1 Insert the 2D unit assembly aligning with the grooves of the base plate assembly 2 Attach the stopper A with the hexagon socket head cap bolt 6 x 10 and washer 3 Remove the two screws PSW4 x 10 from the 2D unit assembly ...

Page 130: ...Lens 2D unit assembly Stopper V Lens base 2D lens 2D unit assembly PSW4 x 10 4 Move the 2D unit assembly under the 2D lens 5 Determine the position of the stopper V so that the clearance between the lens cap and the resin convex portion of stopper V is 1 to 2 mm with the lens base pushed as far as it will go 6 Temporarily tighten the stopper V with the two screws ...

Page 131: ...6 11 E SRX R515P Stopper V Lens base 2D unit assembly PSW4 x 10 7 After the position of the stopper V is determined pull out the lens base and securely tighten the two screws ...

Page 132: ...12 E SRX R515P 2D unit assembly Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 6 3 2 Height Adjustment of 2D Unit Assembly 1 Loosen the four hexagon PSW bolts on the both sides of the 2D unit assembly ...

Page 133: ...sembly so that there is no clearance at both right and left ends of the portions A and B when visually checked m If there is any clearance in portions A and B the lens cannot be installed and removed smoothly Adjust the height so that the parts come in contact with each other lightly while checking the con tact pressure by moving the lens base back and forth The lens base is raised when the hexago...

Page 134: ...6 14 E SRX R515P Lens base 6 3 3 Check after Adjustment 1 Check if the lens base can be moved back and forth smoothly If not perform 6 3 2 Height Adjustment of 2D Unit Assembly again ...

Page 135: ...tion of the arrows A and B If not perform 6 3 2 Height Adjustment of 2D Unit Assembly again n Check that when the lock lever is moved in the direction of the arrow A the two bosses are inserted into the hole under the lens and the lock is locked and when the lock lever is moved in the direction of the arrow B the lock is released ...

Page 136: ...x 25 3 Adjust the position so that the pin is inserted into the hole of stopper B then secure the stopper B 4 Securely tighten the four hexagon PSW bolts on both sides while pushing the 2D unit assembly downward n By pushing the 2D unit assembly downward you can prevent the height from changing when secure ly tightening the bolts ...

Page 137: ...heck that the lock is released before raising the lever 6 Move the 2D lens back and forth several times while holding the handle and check that the lens shift pins can be smoothly inserted into and removed from the holes on the lens side If the lens shift pins cannot be smoothly inserted into and removed from the holes perform the fol lowing adjustment 1 Adjust the projector panel and base plate a...

Page 138: ...djustment of 3D Unit Assembly Preparation 1 Slide the 2D unit assembly to the left end 2 Attach the 3D lens Refer to Section 2 2 3 Attach the cap to the lens 6 4 1 Installation of 3D Unit Assembly 1 Insert the 3D unit assembly aligning with the grooves of the base plate assembly 2 Attach the stopper B with the hexagon socket head cap bolt and washer ...

Page 139: ...19 E SRX R515P 3D unit assembly Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 6 4 2 Height Adjustment of 3D Unit Assembly 1 Loosen the four hexagon PSW bolts on the both sides of the 3D unit assembly ...

Page 140: ...is any clearance in portions A and B the lens cannot be installed and removed smoothly Adjust the height so that the parts come in contact with each other lightly while checking the con tact pressure by moving the 3D unit assembly from side to side The lens base is raised when the hexagon socket head cap bolts are rotated in clockwise direction 2 3D lens Hexagon socket head cap bolts 6 x 40 Hexago...

Page 141: ...bly from side to side Check that the 3D unit assembly can be moved smoothly 2 Move the lens base back and forth with the lock lever pushed in Check that the two bosses can be smoothly inserted into and removed from the hole under the 3D lens If the bosses cannot be smoothly inserted into and removed from the hole perform 6 4 2 Height Adjustment of 3D Unit Assembly again ...

Page 142: ...6 22 E SRX R515P Lens base A Stopper A Pin Hole View on arrow A Hexagon socket head cap bolt 6 x 10 3 Adjust the position so that the pin is inserted into the hole of stopper A then secure the stopper A ...

Page 143: ... Hexagon PSW bolts 8 x 25 4 Securely tighten the four hexagon PSW bolts while pushing the 3D unit assembly downward n By pushing the 3D unit assembly downward you can prevent the height from changing when secure ly tightening the bolts ...

Page 144: ...heck that the lock is released before raising the lever 6 Move the 3D lens back and forth several times while holding the handle and check that the lens shift pins can be smoothly inserted into and removed from the holes on the lens side If the lens shift pins cannot be smoothly inserted into and removed from the holes perform the fol lowing adjustment 1 Adjust the projector panel and base plate a...

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Page 146: ...y Corporation SRX R515P SY SRX R515 XCT S10 LKRA 007 LKRA 008 WW LKRL A502 SY LKRL A503 SY LKRL Z511 SY LKRL Z514 SY LKRL Z519 SY LKRM U330 WW LKRM U450 WW J E 9 968 995 01 Printed in Japan 2013 2 32 2013 ...

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