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7/ If you do a multiple units Soft Edge, split all of your sources
to input each one in the same input # on each unit.
(i.e.: split your DVD player to input it on input 5 on each unit)
8/ In the “Input” menu, set the corresponding “Input Type” for
each input.
9/ In the “Soft Edge” menu, select the appropriate Soft Edge
“Type”: Horizontal or Vertical.
10/ In the “Soft Edge” – “Test Pattern” menu, select the “SE
Centering” pattern.
11/ In the “Soft Edge – “Covering” menu, adjust the covering
so that the 2 dashed lines of the test pattern line up to make
one straight line in the middle of the Soft Edge.
If you can not get a perfectly straight line, set the covering to
the best possible and then adjust the projectors with their Lens
Shift to get a perfectly straight line.
12/ In the “Soft Edge” – “Test Pattern” menu, select “OFF” to
remove the test pattern.
13/ In the “Soft Edge” – “Black Levels” – “Level Tint” menu,
adjust the “Left” and “Right” menus to get the luminance in the
left and right areas of the projection to match the luminance of
the overlapping area.
This adjustment must be done on a black projection (no
sources).
This adjustment will be done easier if you are the darkest
environment possible.
14/ If during the black level adjustments, thin white columns
appear on the left and right edges of the overlapping area, you
can correct them by adjusting the Left and Right areas in the
“Soft Edge” – “Black Levels” – “Left-Right Area” menu.
15/ In the “Soft Edge” – “Test Pattern” menu, select the “H
Grey Scale” pattern if you are in Horizontal Soft Edge or the “V
Grey Scale” pattern if you are in Vertical Soft Edge.
16/ In the “Soft Edge” menu, activate the “Blending” menu.
17/ In the “Soft Edge” – “Curves” menu, adjust the Soft Edge
Curve with the “X1, Y1, X2, Y2” adjustments, so that the
luminance of the projection becomes uniform throughout the
projection area (entire screen).
18/ When the adjustment becomes quite good, switch OFF the
test pattern and display your background source to do any fine
tuning if needed.