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XPAND Trinity 3D

Superlight Polarizer

User Manual

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Summary of Contents for XPAND 3D

Page 1: ...XPAND Trinity 3D Superlight Polarizer User Manual to be used on dark background to be used on light background...

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Page 3: ...2 Installation 12 Motion Control Setup Wizard 13 Unit s Initial Network Settings Configuration 13 Adjusting the Image Position 15 Recommended Projector Settings for XPAND Passive 3D Cinemas 17 Unit Co...

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Page 5: ...d instructions for proper use of the product Do not copy bind or distribute Please check to see if this product is working properly upon receipt System Overview The XPAND Trinity 3D Superlight Polariz...

Page 6: ...ndicating which mode the unit is currently operating in A B C D E F G H I J 1 2 3 4 5 6 System Parts Important parts of the XPAND Trinity 3D Superlight Polarizer are shown in below image This image is...

Page 7: ...section Modes of Operation for more details LED indications given in below table can be encountered For more information about different states corresponding to below LED indica tions see the rest of...

Page 8: ...of two modes 2D mode or 3D mode As their names suggest the 3D mode is intended for watching 3D content and 2D mode for viewing 2D content at which point the polarizer should be removed from in front...

Page 9: ...Frame Sync mode control source is selected Frame Sync Mode Control Source The default way of determining whether the unit must begin operating in 3D mode is to monitor the 3D synchronization signal l...

Page 10: ...nd macro string mode 3D The 2D and 3D macros are not the only ones which are accepted by the XPANDTrinity 3D Superlight Polarizer however they are the two most typically used ones Table 2 below summar...

Page 11: ...ay when sending the macro over the network which gives the unit enough time to receive the command before the server disconnects An example of a macro which puts the unit in 3D mode if the Network Mod...

Page 12: ...rojector and to the 9 pin GPIO connector on the back of the Trinity Polarizer Two cables are supplied with the unit Choose the correct one based on the available connectors on the projector 5 If the u...

Page 13: ...content 6e Both the green and yellow LED on the Trinity Polarizer need to be turned ON If the mount starts moving wait for it to stop 6f At this point the unit must be located in front of the projecto...

Page 14: ...is reserved network configuration is finished If however more devices will be connected to the same network this unit s IP must be changed since each device requires a unique IP Proceed to step numbe...

Page 15: ...Click the Add new device link and enter a device name its new IP and make sure the port is set to 1000 An attempt to connect to this device will then be made If you were configuring the unit by direc...

Page 16: ...exist and any one of them can be used for calibration of the Trinity Polarizer However some images are more appropriate than others It is suggested that XPAND s dedicated 3D calibration image shown in...

Page 17: ...is adjustment is mostly seen with short throw projectors and that the adjustment is usually only noticeable in the corners of the image Figure 17 Central Image Scale Zoom Adjustment using Screw H Once...

Page 18: ...For a more detailed and up to date explanation see the configuration utility s help file Device Selection and Connection In a common setup a cinema theatre will have more than one cinema hall equipped...

Page 19: ...e General Settings This section displays and enables modification of general settings of the connected device 3D Sync Signal Polarity Can be used to determine and change the interpretation of the inco...

Page 20: ...and only the functional ones are reset Resetting also the network settings would very likely make the unit not accessible on the network without repeating the initial network settings configuration ag...

Page 21: ...60 Hz 72 Hz triple flash 24 Hz cinema 96 Hz double flash 48 Hz HFR cinema 120 Hz double flash 60 Hz HFR cinema Input Terminal 3D GPIO 9 pin DB9 male connector Converter cables to DB15 and DB37 connect...

Page 22: ...tinued in case adults or children experience any of the following symptoms dizziness altered vision eye or muscle twitching involuntary movements loss of awareness unconsciousness disorientation or se...

Page 23: ...o the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Hereby...

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