Barco R9806700 Instrukcja Użytkownika

BARCOPROJECTIONACSARR9806700INSTALLATION MANUAL12122002 R5976519/00

1. Safety Instructions1.5 Safety on ShippingOriginal Shipping packageSave the original shipping packing material; they will come in handy if you ever

16. Additional Set UpsImage 16-2PIP source insertion96 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002

17. Upgrading Touch Panel D-Cine Premiere17. UPGRADING TOUCH PANEL D-CINE PREMIERE17.1 Upgrade Touch PanelWhy upgrade!After the ACSAR has been mounted

17. Upgrading Touch Panel D-Cine Premiere98 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002

IndexINDEXAAccess control list 68Fill in 68ACSAR 7, 9, 13, 15, 33, 39, 41, 65–66Adjustment mode 41Concept 9Connections 15Identification 66Installation

IndexNNoise reduction 77Adjustment 77OOn screen display 92Set up 92PParameters 56, 59Changing 56Changing with RCU 56Changing with selection wheel 59Pa

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2. ACSAR package contents2. ACSAR PACKAGE CONTENTS2.1 Contents of the ACSAR packageMain partThe main part of the package contents is:Item Art. No Desc

2. ACSAR package contentsImage 2-4AA size batteriesImage 2-5Remote control RC5Image 2-6RS232 cableImage 2-7DVI cable8 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002

3. ACSAR Concept3. ACSAR CONCEPTOverview• Alternative Content Switcher and Router• ACSAR on Module level3.1 Alternative Content Switcher and RouterMod

3. ACSAR ConceptImage 3-1A Video/S-Video/Component input moduleB RGB-HV input moduleC SDI Input moduleD HD SDI input moduleE DVI input moduleF RGB-HV

4. Dimensions of the ACSAR4. DIMENSIONS OF THE ACSAR4.1 ACSAROutside dimensions434 mm17.09 Inches177 mm6.97 Inches456 mm17.95 Inches174 mm6.85Inches41

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5. Mounting the ACSAR into the Console5. MOUNTING THE ACSAR INTO THE CONSOLEBefore proceeding to the mechanical installation of the ACSAR unit, result

5. Mounting the ACSAR into the ConsoleImage 5-3Insertion of the ACSAR into the consoleImage 5-4Rear view ACSAR unit on supportImage 5-5Securing the AC

5. Mounting the ACSAR into the Console5.2 Connecting the ACSAR to consoleWhich connections have to be made:• Power connection.AC Power VoltageAuto Ran

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5. Mounting the ACSAR into the ConsoleImage 5-6Image 5-7Installation of the DVI link and the RS232 communication16 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002

6. Signal Connections6. SIGNAL CONNECTIONSOverview• Connections for Preview and Communications• Connection to Video Equipment6.1 Connections for Previ

6. Signal Connections• Back Porch = from rising edge of Sync to begin of active video.• Front Porch = from end of active video to falling edge of Sync

6. Signal ConnectionsImage 6-3Network connectionActually, this connection is not supported internally (Development status).6.2 Connection to Video Equ

6. Signal Connections6.2.1 Input Connection per ModuleVideo Input moduleImage 6-5Video Input moduleInput modeSignal format (1), (2) or (3) selectableD

6. Signal ConnectionsInput mode Signal format (1), (2), (3) or (4) selectable on the GUI menuBandwidth500 MHz RGB Analog Bandwidth convertorSignal sup

6. Signal ConnectionsFeatures - Loop through HD-SDI Input (HD-SDI in/HD-SDI out)- For HD-DVD players and other HD Video equipment with HD-SDI out.Digi

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7. Locations of Controls7. LOCATIONS OF CONTROLSOverview•OntheACSAR• On the Remote Control7.1 On the ACSARFront viewAll controls for the ACSAR are pro

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7. Locations of Controls7.2 On the Remote ControlTop sideImage 7-2Controls function descriptionRef.Function Description1 Function keysUser’s programma

7. Locations of ControlsRef. Function Description8?no use9 Digit buttons Allow direct input selection and address setting10 Audio controlsno use11 Pic

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8. Operating the Remote Control8. OPERATING THE REMOTE CONTROLOverview• Battery Insertion in the Remote Control• Operating the Remote Control• Address

8. Operating the Remote ControlImage 8-3Battery removal8.2 Operating the Remote ControlRemote Control operationThis remote control includes a battery

8. Operating the Remote Control8.3 Address setting for the Remote ControlHow to set the Remote Control address1. Point the Remote Control to the modul

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9. Starting up the ACSAR9. STARTING UP THE ACSAROverview• StartingUptheACSAR• Powering Down the ACSAR9.1 Starting Up the ACSARHowStartingUptheACSARSta

9. Starting up the ACSARSwitching the ACSAR into the Economic mode is only possible with the selection wheel.Switching to Standby/Economic with select

10. Way of Scrolling through the Menus10. WAY OF SCROLLING THROUGH THE MENUS10.1 Way of displaying the MenusHow the menus are displayed?The different

10. Way of Scrolling through the MenusSelection wheel on ACSARMain menuThe menu items rotate in front of the pointer in the graphical display. Pressin

10. Way of Scrolling through the MenusSub Menu DisplayACSAROSDINPUT SLOTS 3. VIDEO [V IDEO]INPUT SLOTS 3 VIDEO [V IDEO] 1 NO MODULE2 NO MODULERETUR

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11. Overview GUI Menus11. OVERVIEW GUI MENUSOverview• ACSAR Starting up• Adjustment mode Password protection• Adjustment mode• Entering the Adjustment

11. Overview GUI MenusStartup ACSARStartup in progress...Standby Menu>Power EconomicPower SOURCE 6 "none

11. Overview GUI MenusHow to enter your passwordWhen a password protected item has been selected, a request for password entry appears on screen and i

11. Overview GUI MenusRandom Access modeAdjustment mode - Random Access/1RANDOM ACCESSADJU STME NT MO DEFILE SERVICEIMAGE SETTINGSPICTURE TUNINGGEOMET

11. Overview GUI MenusAdjustment mode - Random Access/2RANDOM ACCESSADJU STME NT MO DEFILE SERVICEIMAGE SETTINGSPICTURE TUNINGGEOMETRYPIPSele ct with

11. Overview GUI MenusAdjustment mode - Random Access/3RANDOM ACCESSADJU STME NT MO DEFILE SERVICEIMAGE SETTINGSPICTURE TUNINGGEOMETRYPIPSele ct with

11. Overview GUI MenusInstallation modeAdjustment mode - InstallationINSTALLATIONINPUT SLOTSSOURCE S WITCHI NGCONFIGURAT ION**OSDINTE RNAL PATT ERNSNO

Table of contentsTABLE OF CONTENTS1. Safety Instructions...

11. Overview GUI MenusService modeAdjustment mode - Service/1SERVICERANDOM ACC ES SIDE NTIFICA TIONCHANGE PASSWORDCHANGE LA NGUAGE **CHANGE P ROJ. AD

11. Overview GUI MenusAdjustment mode - Service/2SERVICERANDOM ACC ES SIDE NTIFICA TIONCHANGE PASSWORDCHANGE LA NGUAGE **CHANGE P ROJ. ADDRE SSSERIAL

11. Overview GUI Menus11.4 Entering the Adjustment modeHow to enter/to leave the adjustment modeStarting from the operation mode of the ACSAR, the adj

12. Video/RGB Input Module setting12. VIDEO/RGB INPUT MODULE SETTING12.1 Set up Video and RGB input moduleSet up Video and RGB input module for the in

12. Video/RGB Input Module setting50 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002

13. Input Source File Service13. INPUT SOURCE FILE SERVICEOverview• About Stored Files• Loading a File• File identification• Editing a File• Changing

13. Input Source File Service13.2 Loading a FileHow to enter the Load File menu:1. From the adjustment mode menu, select item RANDOM ACCESS. (menu 13-

13. Input Source File ServiceIntheloadfilemode,theactivefileisindicatedbesidetheitemActive File.When scrolling through the files, the image will be ad

13. Input Source File ServiceOption Item ExplanationClamp Delay The time between the leading edge of the clamp pulse and the locked edge of the synchr

13. Input Source File ServiceImage 13-1Video pixelsA Video SignalB ImageC Total PixelsDStartPixelsEActivePixelsImage 13-2Video clampingA Clamp signalB

Table of contents14.3.2Password Number Change . . . ...

13. Input Source File Service6. From the Edit file menu, select item OPTIONS. ()7. Press ENTER (RCU) or the selection wheel to confirm.The Edit File O

13. Input Source File ServiceOSD EDIT FILE video625.C05HORIZONTAL TOTAL 864 PIXELS ACTIVE 692 PIXELS START 130 PIX ELS P

13. Input Source File ServiceOSD EDIT FILE video625.C05HORIZONTAL TOTAL 864 PIXELS ACTIVE 692 PIXELS START 130 PIX ELS P

13. Input Source File ServiceOSD EDIT FILE video625.C05HORIZONTAL TOTAL 864 PIXELS ACTIVE 692 PIXELS START 130 PIX ELS PE

13. Input Source File Service13.6 Rename a fileHow to enter the Rename File menu1. From the adjustment mode menu, select item RANDOM ACCESS. (menu 13-

13. Input Source File ServiceOSD RENAME FILEFrom fi le name: video625.c05To filename : video625.c05 Selec t with , or

13. Input Source File ServiceHow to rename (changing the characters) the file1. Change the character with the cursor keys ↑ or ↓ . A character can be

13. Input Source File ServiceCONFIRMDELETE FILEDelete File’video625.c05’ ?<ENTER> to confirm<EXIT> to cancel0HQX 13.9 File Options (S

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14. ACSAR Set Ups14. ACSAR SET UPSSome items in the Service menu are password protected (when the password function is active). Once pass-word entered

1. Safety Instructions1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSOverview• General• General Safety Instructions• Electrical safety on Power Connection• Protection on Servi

14. ACSAR Set Ups14.1 Entering the Service MenuHow to enter the Service menu1. From the Adjustment mode menu, select item SERVICE. (menu 14-1)The Serv

14. ACSAR Set Ups14.3 Password ChangeOverview• About Use of Password• Password Number Change• Filling In the Access Control list14.3.1 About Use of Pa

14. ACSAR Set Ups4. Repeat the procedure from step 2 for the other password numbers.5. Press EXIT (RCU) or select item RETURN with selection wheel on

14. ACSAR Set Ups• Unique address: differ from “0” and “1” and is specific for that unit. The ACSAR execute the commands from the RemoteControl if the

14. ACSAR Set Ups14.5 Serial Communication Set UpOverview• Entering the Serial Communication menu• Setting the BAUDRATE• Setting the Interface Standar

14. ACSAR Set Ups14.5.3 Setting the Interface StandardHow to set up the Interface standard1. From the Serial Communication menu, select the INTERFACE

14. ACSAR Set UpsDisplay Yes or No of the BARCO display1. From the Service menu, select item BARCO logo. (menu 14-22)The BARCO logo menu is displayed

14. ACSAR Set UpsThe intended use of this option is to apply native and progressive data to the projector and displaying it with minimum delay, usingt

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15. Image Alignment15. IMAGE ALIGNMENTOverview• Entering the Random Access Mode menu• Image Settings• Picture in Picture (PIP)• Framing the Image (Bla

1. Safety Instructions1.2 General Safety InstructionsShock HazardThe lightning flash with an arrowhead within a triangle is intended to tell the user

15. Image Alignment15.2.1 Adjusting the Analog Image ControlsHow to adjust the analog controls1. From the Random Access mode menu, select item IMAGE S

15. Image Alignment15.2.2.2 Decoding standard EBU – IREAbout decodingNTSC video inputs signals can be decoded via he default American IRE standard or

15. Image AlignmentImage 15-1Noise reduction adjustment15.2.2.4 GAMMA CorrectionAbout GAMMA CorrectionGamma is an image quality enhancement function t

15. Image AlignmentImage 15-2Gamma adjustment15.2.2.5 Input Balance (ONLY APPLICABLE on RGB/YUV input signals)About Input BalanceDue to the signal dis

15. Image AlignmentHow to adjust the Input BalanceAlways start with the BLACK balance adjustment if a dominant color has been observed in both areas.1

15. Image Alignment4. If you want to return to the default settings, from the Input Balance menu, select item DEFAULT and press ENTER or selectionwhee

15. Image Alignment15.3 Picture in Picture (PIP)How to set up PIP1. From the Random Access mode menu, select item PIP. (menu 15-12)The Picture in Pict

15. Image AlignmentImage 15-4Position of PIP15.4 Framing the Image (Blanking)About framing the imageBlanking adjustment, affecting the edges of the im

15. Image AlignmentImage 15-5Blanking adjustment15.5 Adjusting the Image Aspect RatioAbout Image Aspect RatioThis function allows you to modify or to

15. Image Alignment15.6 Image Side KeystoneAbout KeystoneWhen the projection axis is not perpendicular on the screen, perspective distortion of the di

1. Safety Instructions1.3 Electrical safety on Power ConnectionRating & Groundings• This product should be operated from an AC power source. Check

15. Image AlignmentKeystone correction adjustment1. From the Random Access mode menu, successively select item GEOMETRY and SIDE KEYSTONE. (menu 15-22

15. Image Alignment15.7 Vertical and Horizontal Image ShiftHow to shift the image1. From the Random Access mode menu, successively select item GEOMETR

15. Image AlignmentImage 15-7Horizontal and Vertical shift adjustment88 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002

15. Image Alignment15.8 Vertical and Horizontal Image SizeHow to adjust the image size1. From the Random Access mode menu, successively select item GE

15. Image AlignmentImage 15-8Horizontal and Vertical size adjustment90 R5976519 ACSAR 12122002

16. Additional Set Ups16. ADDITIONAL SET UPSOverview• Entering the Installation menu• Image transition when switching between sources• On Screen Displ

16. Additional Set Ups16.2 Image transition when switching between sourcesHow to apply an image transitionSeamless transition mode can be applied duri

16. Additional Set UpsHow to define the OSD position1. From the Installation menu, select item OSD. (menu 16-7)The OSD menu appears on-screen and in t

16. Additional Set Ups16.5 Auto Shutdown when no Input SignalAbout Auto ShutdownWhen no input signal or an input signal out of specs is available on t

16. Additional Set UpsHow to get the overview1. From the Installation menu, select item QUICK ACCESS KEYS (menu 16-14)The Quick Access Keys menu appea