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Locations and Functions of Controls
R5976381.01 BARCO CINE6 31012002 __________________________________________________________________________
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Rear Panel Terminology
1.
Communication port
(800 peripherals)
- allows communication between the RCVDS switcher and the projector.
- allows connection of a remote IR receiver unit to the projector.
2.
IR Remote -
Remote input for wired remote control
3.
IR sensor
- Receiver for control signals transmitted from the RCU.
4.
RGB-S IN or (R-Y)Y(B-Y)-S IN ( 5 x BNC connector )
:
RGB-S in
: allows a character generator, microcomputer, video camera, etc. having analog RGB output to be connected to
the projector.
Line inputs :
- signals RED-GREEN-BLUE
- COMPOSITE sync. signal or Hor. sync
- Vertical sync
5.
VIDEO IN ( Composite video, 1 x BNC)
connector allows a video tape recorder, video camera, color receiver/monitor,
etc. having video line output to be connected to the projector.
6.
S-VIDEO IN
: Separated Y/C (luma-chroma) signal inputs and outputs for higher quality playback of Super VHS signals.
(4-
pin S-VIDEO connector).
7.
Auto diagnosis display
Stand By / Operational
Pause
Sync
Hold Down EHT
IR
8.
Local key Pad
9.
Power (Mains) Switch
: Depending on the software set-up of the projector during installation, the projector switches to
'standby' or to 'operational mode'. If in standby, the standby led in the autodiagonosis display lights up.
10. Power (Mains) input
: Connect the supplied AC power (mains) cord here and to the wall outlet.
11. Audio Output :
Only if the Tuner option is installed. Audio out to be connected to audio amplifier.
12. RF input :
Only if the Tuner option is installed. Input for RF signals from a TV cable network or TV antenna.
13. RS 232 :
Allows connection to the serial port of a Computer for controlling the projector.
Front Panel Terminology
1.
IR SENSOR :
Receiver for control signals transmitted from the RCU.
2.
IRIS Camera :
( optional )
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