Runco Projector DTV 1101 User Guide

OWNER'S OPERATING MANUAL

DTV-1101

DTV Capable CRT Projector

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Table of Contents

Table of contents .................................................................................................................................................................................. i

Runco Limited Warranty ..................................................................................................................................................................... ii

Safety Instructions ...........................................................................................................................................................................1-1

On safety ...................................................................................................................................................................................1-1

On installation ............................................................................................................................................................................1-2

On servicing ...............................................................................................................................................................................1-2

On cleaning................................................................................................................................................................................1-2

On repacking .............................................................................................................................................................................1-2

On illumination ...........................................................................................................................................................................1-2

Location and Functions of Controls ...............................................................................................................................................2-1

Rear panel terminology..............................................................................................................................................................2-1

Front panel terminology .............................................................................................................................................................2-1

Control panel terminology ..........................................................................................................................................................2-2

a. The Local Keypad ...............................................................................................................................................................2-2

b. RCU control panel terminology ...........................................................................................................................................2-2

Connections ......................................................................................................................................................................................3-1

AC Power (mains) Cord Connection ........................................................................................................................................... 3-1

Power Check .............................................................................................................................................................................. 3-1

SwitchingOn/Off ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3-1

Signal Input Connection to the Projector ...................................................................................................................................3-2

Connecting a RGB Analog source to port 3...............................................................................................................................3-3

Connecting a RGB Analog source to port 4/5............................................................................................................................3-3

Connecting a Component Video source to port 4/5 ...................................................................................................................3-4

Controlling.........................................................................................................................................................................................4-1

Battery Installation in the RCU...................................................................................................................................................4-1

How to use your RCU ................................................................................................................................................................4-2

Projector Address ......................................................................................................................................................................4-2

How to display a projector address............................................................................................................................................4-3

How to program an address into the RCU .................................................................................................................................4-3

Input Selection ...........................................................................................................................................................................4-3

Analog Picture Controls .............................................................................................................................................................4-3

Controlling Chained Projectors ..................................................................................................................................................4-4

Start up of the Adjustment Mode ..................................................................................................................................................... 5-1

AdjustmentMode........................................................................................................................................................................ 5-1

RandomAccessAdjustmentMode ..................................................................................................................................................6-1

Starting-Up the Random Access Adjustment mode ..................................................................................................................6-1

Overview 'Random Access Adjustment' mode ..........................................................................................................................6-1

Selecting Setup Pattern .............................................................................................................................................................6-3

Internal Cross Hatch Pattern .....................................................................................................................................................6-3

Random Access Adjustment mode selection menu ..................................................................................................................6-4

Picture Tuning............................................................................................................................................................................6-4

Color Balance ............................................................................................................................................................................6-4

Sync Fast/Slow Adjustment .......................................................................................................................................................6-5

Peaking ......................................................................................................................................................................................6-5

Clamp Tuning ............................................................................................................................................................................6-5

Color Select ...............................................................................................................................................................................6-6

Focusing ....................................................................................................................................................................................6-7

Focusing Color Select................................................................................................................................................................6-7

Blue On Source .........................................................................................................................................................................6-7

Geometry Adjustments ..............................................................................................................................................................6-8

Horizontal Phase Adjustment ....................................................................................................................................................6-8

Raster Shift Adjustment .............................................................................................................................................................6-9

Left-Right (east-west) Adjustments..........................................................................................................................................6-10

Seagull Correction ...................................................................................................................................................................6-11

Left Side Correction .................................................................................................................................................................6-11

Top-Bottom (north-south) Adjustments....................................................................................................................................6-12

Seagull Correction ...................................................................................................................................................................6-13

Horizontal Size Adjustment......................................................................................................................................................6-13

Vertical Linearity Adjustment ...................................................................................................................................................6-14

Vertical Size Adjustment ..........................................................................................................................................................6-14

Blanking Adjustments ..............................................................................................................................................................6-15

Convergence Adjustment ........................................................................................................................................................6-16

Course Convergence Adjustment ............................................................................................................................................6-16

Fine Convergence Adjustment ................................................................................................................................................6-17

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Table of Contents

Service Mode.....................................................................................................................................................................................7-1

Starting up the Service mode ....................................................................................................................................................7-1

Overview flowchart 'Service' mode ............................................................................................................................................7-1

Identification...............................................................................................................................................................................7-2

Copy a Block ..............................................................................................................................................................................7-2

Deletion of Blocks ......................................................................................................................................................................7-3

Deleting Block by Block .............................................................................................................................................................7-3

Deletion of All Blocks .................................................................................................................................................................7-3

Change Password .....................................................................................................................................................................7-4

Change Language .....................................................................................................................................................................7-4

Run Time ...................................................................................................................................................................................7-4

Set to Midposition ......................................................................................................................................................................7-5

Undo Midposition .......................................................................................................................................................................7-5

Convergence Mid.......................................................................................................................................................................7-5

Undo Convergence Mid (position) .............................................................................................................................................7-5

Dynamic Astigmatism (spot shape adjustment).........................................................................................................................7-6

G2 Adjust ...................................................................................................................................................................................7-7

Gamma Corrections...................................................................................................................................................................7-7

CRT Run in Cycle ......................................................................................................................................................................7-7

Projector Warm Up ....................................................................................................................................................................7-8

CRT Drive Mode ........................................................................................................................................................................7-8

Memory Banks ...........................................................................................................................................................................7-9

Messages, Warnings, and Failures .................................................................................................................................................8-1

Specifications ...................................................................................................................................................................................9-1

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Runco Limited Warranty

Congratulations on your purchase of a Runco video product and welcome to the Runco family! We believe Runco produces the world’s

finest home theater products. With proper installation, setup, and care, you should enjoy many years of unparalleled video performance.

Please read this consumer protection plan carefully and retain it with your other important documents.

This is a “LIMITED WARRANTY” as defined by the U.S. Consumer Product Warranty and Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act.

WHAT IS COVERED UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY:

SERVICE LABOR: Runco will pay for service labor by an approved Runco service center when needed as a result of manufacturing for a

period of one (1) year from the effective date of the warranty (warranty effective date).

PARTS: Runco will provide new or rebuilt replacement parts for the parts that fail due to defects in materials or workmanship for a period

of one (1) year form the effective date of the warranty. Such replacement parts are then subsequently warranted for the remaining portion

(if any) of the original warranty period.

WHAT IS NOT COVERED UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY:

This warranty only covers failure due to defects in materials and workmanship that occur during normal use and does not cover normal

maintenance. This warranty does not cover cabinets or any appearance item; any damage to laser discs; failures resulting from accident,

misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, misapplication, faulty or improper installation or setup adjustments, improper maintenance,

alteration, improper use of any input signal; damage due to lighting or power line surges, spikes and brownouts; damage that occurs

during shipping or transit; or damage that is attributed to acts of God. In the case of remote control units, damage resulting from leaking,

old, damaged, or improper batteries is also excluded from coverage under this warranty.

CAUTION: DAMAGE RESULTING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR SETUP IS SPECIFICALLY

EXCLUDED FROM COVERAGE UNDER THIS WARRANTY. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT INSTALLATION AND SETUP WORK BE

PERFORMED ONLY BY AN AUTHORIZED RUNCO DEALER TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS UNDER THIS WARRANTY. THIS WILL

ALSO ENSURE THAT YOU ENJOY THE FINE PERFORMANCE YOUR RUNCO PRODUCT IS CAPABLE OF PROVIDING WHEN

INSTALLED AND CALIBRATED BY RUNCO AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL.

RIGHTS, LIMITS, AND EXCLUSIONS:

Runco limits its obligations under any implied warranties under state laws to a period not to exceed the warranty period. There are no

express warranties. Runco also excludes any obligation on its part for incidental or consequential damages related to the failure of this

product to function properly. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, and some states do not allow the

exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty

gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state.

EFFECTIVE WARRANTY DATE:

This warranty begins on the date of original purchase. For your convenience, keep the original bill of sale as evidence of the purchase

date.

IMPORTANT: WARRANTY REGISTRATION:

Please fill out and mail your warranty registration card. It is imperative that Runco know how to reach you promptly as we should discover

a safety problem or product update for which you must be notified.

TO OBTAIN SERVICE — CONTACT YOUR RUNCO DEALER

Repairs made under the terms of the limited warranty covering your Runco International video product will be performed at the location of

the product, during usual working hours, providing location of product is within normal operating distance from a Runco Authorized Service

Center. If, solely in Runco s judgement, location of product to be repaired is beyond normal operating distance of the closest Runco

Authorized Service Center, it is the owner's responsibility to arrange for shipment of the product for repair. These arrangements must be

made through the selling Runco dealer. If this is not possible, contact Runco directly for a return authorization number and shipping

instructions. Runco will return product transportation prepaid in the United States, unless no product defect is discovered. In that instance,

shipping costs will be the responsibility of the owner.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

To locate the name and address of the nearest Runco authorized service location, or for additional information about this warranty, please

call, write, or visit our web site:

CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT

RUNCO INTERNATIONAL

2463 Tripaldi Way

Hayward, CA 94545

(510) 293-9154

FAX (510) 293-0201

www.runco.com

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Safety Instructions

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Notice on Safety

WARNING

This equipment is built in accordance with the requirements of the

international safety standards EN60950, UL 1950 and CSA C22.2

No.950, which are the safety standards of information technology

equipment including electrical business equipment.

TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK

HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT

These safety standards impose important requirements on the use of

safety critical components, materials and isolation, in order to protect

the user or operator against risk of electrical shock and energy

hazard, and having access to live parts.

Federal Communication Commission (FCC Statement)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits

of a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial

environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio commu-

nications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to

cause harmful interference, in which case, the user will be required to

correct the interference at his own expense.

Safety standards also impose limits to the internal and external

temperature rises, radiation levels, mechanical stability and strength,

enclosure construction and protection against the risk of fire.

Simulated single fault condition testing ensures the safety of the

equipment to the user even when the equipment's normal operation

fails.

Installation Instructions

Instructions to the user :

Before operating this equipment, please read this manual

thoroughly and retain it for future reference.

If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television

reception, the user may try to correct the interference by one or more

of the following measures :

- Re-orient the receiving antenna for the radio or television.

- Relocate the equipment with respect to the receiver.

- Plug the equipment into a different outlet so that the equipment and

receiver are on different branch circuits.

Installation and preliminary adjustments should be performed

by qualified Runco personnel or by authorized Runco service

dealers.

- Fasten cables connectors to the equipment by mounting screws.

OWNER’S RECORD

Note :

The part number and serial number are located at the back side of

the projector. Record these numbers in the spaces provided below.

Refer to them whenever you call your Runco dealer regarding this

product.

The use of shielded cables is required to comply within the limits of

Part 15 of FCC rules and EN55022.

• All the safety and operating instructions should be read before using

this unit.

PART NUMBER :

SER. NUMBER :

DEALER :

• The safety and operating instructions manual should be retained for

future reference.

• All warnings on the equipment and in the documentation manuals

should be followed.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

• All instructions for operating and use of this equipment must be

followed precisely.

DO NOT OPEN

On Safety

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK),

1. This product should be operated from an AC power source.

This projector may be connected to an IT-power system.

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

The operating voltage specification is located on the serial number

sticker.

Consult your dealer to switch over from 230 VAC to 120 VAC or from

120 VAC to 230 VAC.

The lightning flash with an arrowhead within a

triangle is intended to tell the user that parts

inside this product may cause a risk of electrical

shock to persons.

If you are not sure of the type of AC power available, consult your

dealer or local power company.

2. Thisproductisequippedwitha3-wiregroundingplug,aplughaving

a third (grounding) pin. This plug will only fit into a grounding-type

power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the

plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete

outlet. Do not defeat the purpose of the grounding-type plug.

The exclamation point within a triangle is in-

tended to tell the user that important operating

and/or servicing instructions are included in the

technical documentation for this equipment.

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Safety Instructions

WARNING FOR THE CUSTOMERS: THIS APPARATUS MUST BE

GROUNDED (EARTHED) via the supplied 3 conductor AC power

cable. (If the supplied power cable is not the correct one, consult your

dealer.)

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to

qualified service personnel under the following conditions:

A. Mains lead (Power cord) with CEE 7 plug:

A. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed.

B. If liquid has been spilled into the equipment.

The wires of the mains lead are colored in accor-

dance with the following code.

C. If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

D. If the product does not operate normally when the operating

instructions are followed.

Green and yellow: earth (safety earth)

Note:Adjustonlythosecontrolsthatarecoveredbytheoperating

instructions since improper adjustment of the other controls may

result in damage and will often require extensive work by a

qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation.

E. Iftheproducthasbeendroppedorthecabinethasbeendamaged.

F. Iftheproductexhibitsadistinctchangeinperformance, indicating

a need for service.

Blue:

neutral

Brown:

line (live)

B. Power cord with ANSI 73.11 plug:

The wires of the power cord are colored in

accordance with the following code.

Replacement parts - When replacement parts are required, be sure

the service technician has used original Runco replacement parts or

authorized replacement parts which have the same characteristics as

the Runco original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in

degraded performance and reliability, fire, electrical shock or other

hazards. Unauthorized substitutions may void warranty.

Green and yellow: ground

White:

Black:

neutral

line (live)

3. Do not allow anything to rest on the power

Safety check - Upon completion of any service or repairs to this

projector, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to

determine that the product is in proper operating condition.

cord. Do not locate this product where persons will walk on the cord.

Todisconnectthecord, pullitoutbytheplug. Neverpullthecorditself.

4. If an extension cord is used with this product, make sure that the

total of the ampere ratings on the products plugged into the extension

cord does not exceed the extension cord ampere rating. Also make

sure that the total of all products plugged into the wall outlet does not

exceed 15 amperes.

On Cleaning

Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not

use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for

cleaning.

5. Never push objects of any kind into this product through cabinet

slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts

that could result in a risk of fire or electrical shock.

- To keep the cabinet looking brand-new, periodically clean it with a

soft cloth. Stubborn stains may be removed with a cloth lightly

dampened with mild detergent solution. Never use strong solvents,

such as thinner or benzine, or abrasive cleaners, since these will

damage the cabinet.

- To ensure the highest optical performance and resolution, the

projection lenses are specially treated with an anti-reflective coat-

ing, therefore, avoid touching the lens. To remove dust on the lens,

use a soft dry cloth. Do not use a damp cloth, detergent solution, or

thinner.

Never spill liquid of any kind on the product. Should any liquid or solid

object fall into the cabinet, unplug the set and have it checked by

qualifiedservicepersonnelbeforeresumingoperations.

6. Lightning - For added protection for this video product during a

lightningstorm,orwhenitisleftunattendedandunusedforlongperiods

of time, unplug it from the wall outlet. This will prevent damage to the

projector due to lightning and AC power-line surges.

On Repacking

On Installation

Save the original shipping carton and packing material; they will come

in handy if you ever have to ship your equipment. For maximum

protection, repack your set as it was originally packed at the factory.

1. Do not place this equipment on an unstable cart, stand, or table.

The product may fall, causing serious damage to it.

On Illumination

2. Do not use this equipment near water.

Inordertoobtainthebestqualityfortheprojectedimage, itisessential

that the ambient light be kept to an absolute minimum.

3. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are

provided for ventilation. To ensure reliable operation of the product

andtoprotectitfromoverheating,theseopeningsmustnotbeblocked

or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the

product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This product

should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. The

projector should not be placed in a built-in installation or enclosure

unless proper ventilation is provided.

When installing the projector and screen, care must be taken to avoid

exposure to ambient light directly on the screen. Avoid adverse

illumination on the screen from direct sunlight or fluorescent lighting

fixtures.

The use of controlled ambient lighting, such as an incandescent spot-

light or a dimmer, is recommended for proper room illumination.

Where possible, care should also be taken to ensure that the floors

and walls of the room in which the projector is to be installed are non-

reflecting, dark surfaces. Brighter surfaces will tend to reflect and

diffuse the ambient light and hence reduce the contrast of the

projected image on the screen.

4. Do not block the projector cooling fans or free air movement under

and around the projector. Loose papers or other objects may not be

nearer to the projector than 4" on any side.

On Servicing

Do not attempt to service this product yourself, as opening or remov-

ing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage potentials and risk

of electrical shock!

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Location and Function of Controls

LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS

REAR PANEL TERMINOLOGY

PORT 4/5

(RGB + HV)

Comp/H sync V sync

PORT 6 REMOTE

COMMUNICATION

PORT 3

. .

. . .

Projector Mode: indicates the status of the projector.

Communication Port

* Not used.

- unlit: mains (power) switch is not pressed.

- lit: mains (power) switch is pressed and the indicated

color shows the projector mode:

Port 3

RGB Analog Input (9 pin female sub D connector): allows a

character generator, microcomputer, etc. having analog

RGB outputs to be connected to the projector.

Green:

Red:

operational mode of the projector.

standby mode of the projector.

Important: projector ("Operational" or "Standby") mode is

defined during the installation of the projector. (Refer to a

qualified technician for change).

Port 4/5 RGB-S Input (5x BNC connector):

RGB-Sinput:allowsacharactergenerator,microcomputer,

video camera, etc. having analog RGB output to be con-

nected to the projector.

Power Switch: press the switch to turn the projector ON.

Line inputs:

- signals RED-GREEN-BLUE

- COMPOSITE sync signal

- Tri level sync signal (option)

Depending on the hardware set-up of the projector during

installation, the projector will switch to ‘Standby’ or to

‘Operational' mode. If in standby, the standby LED will

light up.

FRONT PANEL TERMINOLOGY

V NOM 120/230 Volt

1 MAX

FREQ

7/5 Amp

50/60Hz

RS232 IN

RS232 OUT

REMOTE

RS 232 Input Port

IR Sensor

Connection between the projector and an IBM PC (or

compatible) or MAC (RS422) for remote computer control

and data communication.

Receiver for control signals transmitted from the RCU.

IR Remote

Connector for remote input for hard wired remote control

RS 232 Output Port

RS 232 Output Port allows a communication link for PC or

MAC to the next projector in a series of projector.

AC Power Input

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Location and Function of Controls

Control Panel Terminology

a. The Local Keypad (built in RCU)

Gaining Access

The local keypad is built in into the rear of the projector. Push once

on the door cover and it will open. It is possible to turn it 90°.

This local keyboard has the same functions as the Remote Control

Unit (RCU).

PORT 4/5

RGB HV)

(

Comp/H sync

sync

PORT 6 REMOTE

COMMUNICATION

PORT 3

b. RCU Control Panel Terminology

This remote control includes a battery powered infrared (IR) transmit-

ter that allows the user to control the projector remotely.

This remote control is used for source selection, control, adaptation

and set-up. It includes automatic storing of :

- picture controls (Brightness, Sharpness…)

- picture geometry adjustments

- convergence adjustments

Other functions of the remote control are:

- switching between standby and operational modes

- switching to "pause" (picture mute)

- direct access to all connected sources

- variable adjustment speed: when pushing continuously on the

control stick or the picture keys, the adjustment will be executed

in an accelerated fashion.

Backlight Key: when activated, all keys will be lit up and

visible in the dark.

standby

ADJ.: adjust key, to enter or exit the adjustment mode.

▼

ADJ

EXIT

pause/park

sharpness

Address Key(recessed): to enter the address of the projec-

tor (between 0 and 9). Press the address key, followed by

pressingonedigitbuttonbetween0and9.Whenprogrammed

withaddress0,theremotewilltalktoallprojectorsregardless

of theiraddress. Seepage4-2onSettingProjectorAddress.

ENTER

▼

PAUSE

STBY

TEXT

FREEZ

▼

tint

STBY (standby):

- to initiate remote power up operation

- to put the projector in standby

color

–

SHARPNESS

–

TINT

brightness

contrast

Pause: to mute, press PAUSE. The image will disappear

but full power will be retained for immediate restarting.

COLOR

Digit Buttons: direct aspect ratio selection.

BRIGHTNESS

–

Picture Controls: use these buttons to obtain the desired

level (see also 'Controlling') for each picture function.

CONTRAST

TEXT: when adjusting one of the image controls during a

meeting, the displayed bar scale can be removed by

pressing 'TEXT' key first. To re-display the bar scale on the

screen, press 'TEXT' key again. 'TEXT' key is only active in

the operational mode. When 'TEXT' is off, no warning

message will be displayed.

Control Disk: to make menu selections when in the adjust-

ment mode. Also allows to increment or decrement an

adjustment in the adjustment mode.

ENTER: to start up the adjustment mode or to confirm an

adjustment or selection in the adjustment mode.

control disk up = up arrow in the menus

control disk down = down arrow in the menus

control disk to the right = arrow to the right on the menus

control disk to the left = arrow to the left on the menus

EXIT: to leave the adjustment mode or to scroll upwards

when in the adjustment mode.

RC Operating Indication: lights up when a button on the

remotecontrolispressed. (Thisisavisualindicatortocheck

the operation of the remote control)

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Connections

CONNECTIONS

AC Power (mains) Cord Connection

Use the supplied power cord to connect your projector

to the wall outlet. Plug the female power connector into

the male connector at the front side of the projector.

V NOM 120/230 Volt

1 MAX

7/5 Amp

50/60Hz

FREQ

RS232 IN

RS232 OUT

REMOTE

Power Check

Power voltage indication is on the sticker on the rear side of the

projector. The power voltage is indicated by the serial number sticker.

Warning !

Check if the indicated power voltage corresponds to that of the wall

outlet.

If the wall outlet voltage is different, call a qualified technician for

power adaptation of the projector.

Switching On/Off

The main power to the projector is switched ON and OFF using the

power (mains) switch ON/OFF.

Pressed: ON

Not pressed: OFF

The projector can start now in the 'operational mode' (image dis-

played) or in the 'standby mode', depending on the position of the

'power up' dip switch on the controller unit. This DIP switch must be

set during installation by a qualified technician. If you want to change

this startup mode, call a qualified technician.

Standby indication lamp:

no light: projector switched off

green color: projector in Operational mode

red color: projector is in Standby mode

When starting up the projector with the power switch or via the stand-

by key, the projector can start up in two ways if the "CRT Run in Cycle"

option is switched OFF:

- full white image (projector warm up) or

- immediately image display.

Your choice of starting can be set in the Service Mode.

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Connections

Start Up with Full White Image.

If no action is taken, a white image will be displayed for 20 minutes.

This white image will be shifted on the faceplate of the CRT to avoid

a CRT burn in. During this warm-up period, it is possible to interrupt

this white image projection by pressing the EXIT key.

If EXITispressed, theremainingwarm-upperiodwillbeskipped.

During the warm-up period, every 30 seconds a text box with the

remainingtimewillbedisplayedonthescreenfor2seconds. Thistext

box will be displayed every time in another place.

Signal Input Connection to the Projector

PORT 4/5

PROJECTOR MODE

- RGB/Component

(

RGB + HV)

GREEN: operational

RED: stand-by

Comp/H sync V sync

PORT 6 REMOTE

COMMUNICATION

PORT 3

Port No

Projector input

RGB¹

Input signal : R, G and B with automatic sync detection

between seperate sync (separate composite sync or

with separate Horizontal and Vertical sync) or sync on

green (composite sync).

4/5

RGB/Component

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Connections

Connecting a RGB Analog Source to Port 3

Connect your RGB source via an interface to Port 3. Always

use an interface when a computer and local monitor have to be

connected to the projector.

PORT 4/5

PROJECTOR MODE

(

RGB + HV)

GREEN: operational

RED: stand-by

Comp/H sync V sync

PORT 6 REMOTE

COMMUNICATION

PORT 3

. .

RGB analog input with automatic sync detection. (Separate H

and V sync inputs, with composite sync input or with sync

signals on green)

. .

Pin configuration D9 connector of the Analog input:

not connected

ground RGBS

RED

GREEN

BLUE

ground RGBS

Hor/comp. sync

Vert. sync

ANALOG

^INTERF..^120MH.^z

INPUT

. .

OFF

. . . . . .

INP

inver.

75 Ohm ter

Connecting a RGB or Component Source to Port 4/5

RGBanaloginputterminals withseparateHandVsyncinputs,

with composite sync input or with sync signals on green

(automatic sync detection), or component (Y, Pb, Pr) sources

from a DTV Decoder, etc.

PORT 4/5

RGB + HV)

PROJECTOR MODE

(

GREEN: operational

RED: stand-by

Comp/H sync V sync

PORT 6 REMOTE

COMMUNICATION

PORT 3

. .

. . .

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Connections

PORT 4/5

Connecting a Component Video Source to

Port 4/5

(

RGB + HV)

Comp/H sync V sync

PORT 6 REMOTE

COMMUNICATION

PORT 3

. .

. . .

A component video source can be connected to the

projector via the Port 4/5. The projector detects

automatically where the sync signal is located.

To select the component video input, select component

from the source selection menu.

HDTV

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Controlling

CONTROLLING

Caution: Do not display a stationary image with full brightness

and contrast for longer than 20 minutes, otherwise you risk

damage to the CRTs.

Battery Installation in the RCU

A new battery has been packaged inside the plastic bag with the

power cord. Before using the RCU, install the battery first.

Remove the battery cover on the backside of the RCU by pushing the

indicated handle a little to the bottom of the RCU. Lift the top side of

the cover at the same time (fig. 1).

Insertthenew9Vbattery(type6F22Sorequivalent;alkalinebatteries

are recommended) in the lower compartment and connect the battery

to the contact plate.

Insert the battery into the lower compartment and put the cover back.

Insert here

(behind the

plastic cover)

the 'Insert card

for RCU'.

Contact

plate

fig.1

Battery

fig.2

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Controlling

The Runco DTV-1101 can be controlled with

a. the RCU

Projector Address

b. the built-in RCU (local keypad)

a. Software set up of the projector address

The procedure and results of controlling the projector with either of

these RCU options is essentially the same.

See 'Change Projector Address' in Chapter 2, 'Service Mode'.

Every projector requires an individual address between 0 and 255,

which is set in the Service mode. Only projectors with addresses

between 0 and 9 can be controlled with the RCU.

How to Use Your RCU

b. How to control the projector

a) Point the front of the RCU towards the reflective screen surface.

b) Point the front of the RCU towards one of the IR sensors in the

projector.

The projector's address may be set to any value between 0 and 255.

When the address is set, the projector can be controlled with:

- the RCU for addresses between 1 and 9.

- computer, e.g. IBM PC (or compatible), Apple MAC, etc. for

addresses between 0 and 255.

When using the wireless remote control, make sure you are within the

effectiveoperatingdistance(30m, 100ftinastraightline). Theremote

control unit will not function properly if strong light strikes the sensor

window or if there are obstacles between the remote control unit and

the projector's IR sensor.

Note: Address '0' is a universal address. A projector will respond to

an RCU set to an address of '0' regardless of what address is set in

the projector itself.

c. Using Your RCU

Before using your RCU, it is necessary to enter the projector address

into the RCU (only when that address is between 1 and 9). The

projector with the corresponding address will listen to that specific

RCU.

IR Receiver Locations on the Projector:

When address '0' (zero address) is programmed into the RCU, every

projector-withoutexception- willlistentothecommandsgivenbythis

RCU.

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Controlling

How to Display a Projector Address

Analog Picture Controls

Press the ADDRESS key (recessed key on the RCU) with a pencil.

The projector's address will be displayed in a 'text box'. This text box

will disappear after a few seconds.

TheanalogpicturecontrolscanbeadjustedwiththeRCU. Thecontrol

keys are located on the lower right side of the key panel of the RCU

and indicated with the name of the control and an icon.

TocontinueusingyourRCU,itisnecessarytoenterthesameaddress

with the digit buttons (address between 0 and 9). For example, if the

Address Key displays projector address 003, then press the '3' digit

button on the RCU to set the RCU's address to match the projector's

address.

When an analog picture control is pressed, a text box with bar scale

andthefunctionnameofthecontrol,e.g.'brightness...'appearsonthe

screen (only if 'TEXT' is on). The length of the bar scale indicates the

current memorized setting for this source. The bar scale changes as

the + or - buttons of the control are pressed.

How to Program an Address into the RCU

Brightness Control

A correct 'brightness' setting is important for good image reproduc-

tion. Adjust the brightness with the + button and - button (RCU) until

the darkest parts of the picture appear black.

Press theADDRESSkey(recessedkeyontheRCU)withapenciland

enter the address with the digit buttons. This address can be any digit

between 0 and 9.

A bar scale gives a visual indication on the screen of the current

brightness setting while pressing on the above indicated keys. If the

bar scale is not visible on the screen, press the 'TEXT' key once and

retry the keys indicated above. The bar scale will increase when

pressing on the + button (higher brightness) and will decrease when

pressing on the - button (lower brightness).

Whenprogramming'0'(zeroaddress),theRCUwillcontrolaprojector

regardless of the projector's address. This feature allows multiple

projectors with different addresses to be controlled by a single RCU.

Input Selection

To select an input (source), press ADJ on the remote control, then

highlight SOURCE SELECTION and press enter. Then, highlight

the desired source and press enter.

Contrast Control

A correct 'contrast' setting is important for good image reproduction.

Adjust the contrast to the level you prefer, according to room lighting

conditions. IftheContrastControlistoolow, thepicturewillbetoodim.

If it is set too high, the picture may be too bright and not sharp.

When a valid and available source is selected, there will be informa-

tion displayed on the screen about that source (if 'Text' is on). This

information includes:

- source number

- horizontal frequency

A bar scale gives a visual indication on the screen of the current

contrast setting while pressing the + or - buttons (RCU). If the bar

scale is not visible on the screen, press the 'TEXT' key once and retry

the keys indicated above. The bar scale will increase when pressing

on the + button (higher contrast) and will decrease when pressing on

the - button (lower contrast).

- vertical frequency

When the entry is a non-valid source number, a warning appears on

the screen: 'input not available'. When a valid source number is

selected, the projector will display this source or it will wait until the

source becomes available. A message 'source not available' will be

displayed for a short time.

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Controlling

Controlling Chained Projectors

Projectors can be controlled individually as well as in a group.

For individual control, see previous pages.

For group control of the projectors, see Input Selection and Analog

Picture Control.

Program the 'zero address' into any RCU. Press on the address key

and key in the address ('0') with the numeric keys on the RCU itself.

Once address '0' is pressed, all projectors will be controlled together

until a new address is entered on the RCU. It is possible to have a

common input selection and a common analog picture control. Once

a new address is entered, only the projector with that specific address

will follow the new instructions.

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Start Up of the Adjustment Mode

START UP OF THE ADJUSTMENT MODE

Adjustment Mode

All picture geometry and convergence adjustments are made while in

the'AdjustmentMode'.PresstheADJUSTkeytoenterthe'Adjustment

Mode'.

Enter the digits with the numeric keys on the RCU.

Example: 2 3 1 9

You are now in the 'Adjustment mode'. The Control disk is used to

make menu selections and also vertical and horizontal adjustments.

The ENTER and EXIT keys are used to move forward and backward

through the menu structure. The ADJUST key can be used to

terminate the adjustment mode while any path selection menu is

displayed.

For each digit entered, a 'X' will appear on the screen under the

displayed text 'enter password'. When your password is correct, you

willhaveaccesstothe'Adjustmentitem'. Whentheenteredpassword

is wrong, the message 'Wrong password !!!' will be displayed. The

projector will stay on the previously selected item.

Factory programmed password:

When an adjustment menu is displayed on the screen and no action

is taken within the first 5 minutes, the projector will automatically

reduce the brightness and contrast to a level so that the stationary

image cannot damage the tubes.

0000

Once the password is correctly entered, all other password protected

items are accessible without re-entering your password. When re-

entering the Adjustment Mode, it will be necessary to enter your

password again when selecting a password protected item.

There are 6 possible paths to follow once in the 'Adjustment Mode.'

They are :

SOURCE SELECTION - Provides the selection of either RGB,

Component, RGB Tri-level or Component Tri-level sources.

INSTALLATION - Installation should be selected if the projector has

been relocated and/or a different screen size is desired. When

selecting 'Installation', the user or operator will be warned to call a

qualified technician to perform the installation procedure (see exam-

ple of projected warning on the next page).

GUIDED - Guided should be selected if the user intends to perform a

complete alignment of the projected image. All of the necessary

geometry and convergence adjustments are made in a predeter-

mined sequence.

RANDOM ACCESS - Random Access should be selected if the user

intends to make only a few adjustments.

SERVICE - Service should be selected if the user intends to delete

blocks, change password, select service adjustments, or get set-up

information.

EYE-Q - This selection will access the EYE-Q menu.

While in Guided or Random Access Adjustment Modes, the user may

use an external source, an internally generated genlocked pattern, or

an internally generated multifrequency cross hatch pattern as a setup

pattern.

Warning during the start up of the installation mode

Some items in the Adjustment Mode are password protected. While

selecting such an item, the projector asks you to enter your password.

(Password protection is only available when the password DIP switch

on the controller module is in the ON position. Contact a Runco

authorized technician when no password is requested during the

adjustment procedure and password protection is desired.)

Your password contains 4 digits.

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

RANDOM ACCESS ADJUSTMENT MODE

ADJUSTMENT MODE

Select a path from below :

SOURCE SELECTION

ADJUSTMENT MODE

EYE Q

Starting Up the Random Access Adjustment Mode

Pushthecontroldiskupordowntohighlight"RANDOM ACCESS" and

then press ENTER.

Some items in the Random Access Mode are password protected

(when the password function is enabled). Enter your password to

continue. All other password protected items are now also available if

you stay in the Adjustment Mode.

ADJUSTMENT MODE

Select a path from below :

ENTER continues to Setup Pattern Selection

EXIT returns to Operational Mode

GUIDED

RANDOM ACCESS

INSTALLATION

SERVICE

EYE-Q

Source 01

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

COLOR BALANCE

SYNC

Overview 'Random Access Adjustment' Mode

PICTURE TUNING

PEAKING

CLAMP TUNING

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

V CENTERLINE BOW

V CENTERLINE SKEW

SIDE BOW

RANDOM ACCESS

ADJUSTMENT MODE

GEOMETRY

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

SIDE KEYSTONE

SETUP PATTERN SELECTION

SEAGULL CORRECTION

LEFT KEYSTONE

LEFT BOW

LEFT SIDE CORRECTIONS

H CENTERLINE BOW

H CENTERLINE SKEW

TOP KEYSTONE

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

TOP BOW

BOTTOM KEYSTONE

BOTTOM BOW

SEAGULLCORRECTION

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From previous page

H SIZE

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

TOP

BOTTOM

LEFT

BLANKING

RIGHT

GREEN ONLY

RANDOM ACCESS

ADJUSTMENT MODE

CONVERGENCE

RED ON GREEN

BLUE ON GREEN

RED

SETUP PATTERN SELECTION

FOCUSING

GREEN

BLUE

RED

GREEN

BLUE

COLOR SELECT

RED AND GREEN

BLUEANDGREEN

RED AND BLUE

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Selecting Setup Pattern

If an external source is connected to the projector, this menu will be

displayed. Push the control disk up or down to highlight the desired

setup pattern and then press ENTER.

Choose a setup pattern

from below :

SELECTED SOURCE

GENLOCKED PATTERN

INTERNAL # PATTERN

Genlocked pattern: internally generated crosshatch pattern, based

on the scan rate of the external source.

Source 01

Internal # pattern: internally generated crosshatch pattern and locked

on internal generated sync signals (no external source necessary).

ENTER continues to Random Access Adjustment Mode or Internal #

Pattern Selection.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

EXIT returns to Path Selection Menu

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode

If no external source is connected to the projector, the Internal

Crosshatch Pattern Menu will be displayed.

Note: The menus in this manual are created to demonstrate when an

externalsourceisconnectedtooneoftheinputsandwhenthe'Genlocked

Pattern' is selected.

INTERNAL # PATTERN

kHz / Hz

Internal Crosshatch Pattern

15.6/50

15.7/60

31.2/50

31.5/60

31.2/50

31.5/60

PAL/SECAM

NTSC

EDTV

IDTV

HDTV EUREKA

HDTV ATV

The Internal # Pattern Menu will be displayed if the Internal Crosshatch

Pattern has been selected or if no source is connected to the projector.

Select with

scroll with

<ENTER> to accept

<EXIT> to return

The table below lists the 8 fixed factory preset frequencies available.

Another 8 blocks are custom programmable.

Push the control disk up or down to highlight the desired crosshatch

frequency. Push the control disk to the left and to the right to scroll to

another page. Press ENTER if the desired block is selected.

kHz/Hz

15.6/50

15.7/60

31.2/50

31.5/60

31.2/50

31.5/60

33.7/60

15.8/60

61.0/76

35.5/87

48.5/60

44.2/70

61.0/76

72.1/67

PAL/SECAM

NTSC

EDTV

IDTV

HDTV EUREKA

HDTV ATV

HDTV HIVISION

EGA 1

VGA 1,2

VGA 4

SUPER VGA 1

SUPER VGA 2

SUPER VGA 3

SUPER VGA 4

ENTER continues to the Random Access Adjustment Mode

EXIT returns to the Setup Pattern Selection Menu

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Random Access Adjustment Mode Selection Menu

This is the main menu for the Random Access Adjustment Mode.

Through this menu, the following adjustments and features are accessible:

RANDOM ACCESS

ADJUSTMENT MODE

PICTURE TUNING

GEOMETRY

- Picture Tuning

Sync Slow/Fast

Color Balance

- Focusing

CONVERGENCE

FOCUSING

COLOR SELECT

- Geometry

- Convergence

- Color Select

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Picture Tuning

Highlight Picture Tuning by pushing the control disk up or down and press

ENTER. The Picture Tuning Menu will be displayed. Depending on the

input source, the Picture Tuning Menu will display different items.

For RGB and Component sources:

Color Balance

Sync Slow/Fast

Peaking

PICTURE TUNING

Clamp Tuning

COLOR BALANCE

SYNC : FAST

PEAKING

CLAMP TUNING

Color Balance

Select with

<ENTER> to accept

<EXIT> to return

TheColorBalancefunctionisusedtoselectoradjustthecolortemperature

of white used by the projector. The Color Balance can be adjusted in two

different ways:

- Fixed color balance. You have the choice between 3200 K (reddish),

5400 K, 6500 K (white) or 9300 K (bluish).

- Custom white and black balance.

Fixed Color Balance

Highlight one of the 4 preprogrammed color temperatures with the control

disk and press ENTER to display the desired color balance.

Custom Color Balance

Select Custom Red & Blue Gain with the control disk and press ENTER to

starttheadjustment.PushthecontroldiskupordowntoadjusttheRedGain

and push the control disk to the left or to the right to adjust the Blue Gain.

A bar scale indicates the amount of adjustment. Select custom Green Gain

with the control disk and press ENTER to start the adjustment. Push the

control disk up or down to adjust the Green Gain.

PICTURE TUNING

COLOR BALANCE

SYNC : FAST

PEAKING

CLAMP TUNING

Select Custom Red & Blue Cut-off with the control disk and press enter to

start the adjustment. Push the control disk up or down to adjust the Red

Cut-off and push the control disk to the left or to the right to adjust the Blue

Cut-off. Select custom Green Cut-off with the control disk and press enter

to start the adjustment. Push the control disk up or down to adjust the Red

Cut-off.

Select with

<ENTER> to accept

<EXIT> to return.

COLOR BALANCE

FIXED COLOR BALANCE

3200 5400 6500 9300

CUSTOM RED & BLUE GAIN

CUSTOM GREEN GAIN

CUSTOM RED & BLUE CUT OFF

CUSTOM GREEN CUT OFF

Select with arrow keys

then <ENTER>

EXIT returns to the Picture Tuning Menu.

Red & Blue :

adjust red with

Blue with

<EXIT> to return

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Sync Fast/Slow Adjustment

The sync function is used to minimize horizontal jittering or tearing at

thetoptothedisplayedimage. HighlightSYNCbypushingthe control

disk up or down and press ENTER to toggle between FAST and

SLOW.

PICTURE TUNING

COLOR BALANCE

SYNC : FAST

PEAKING

CLAMP TUNING : normal

Note: SYNC is normally used in the SLOW position.

Select with

<ENTER> to accept

<EXIT> to return

ENTER will toggle Sync between FAST and SLOW

EXIT will return to the Random Access Adjustment Menu

Peaking

Peaking improves the contours in an projected image. Highlight

PEAKING by pushing the control disk up or down and press ENTER

to display the Peaking Menu.

PICTURE TUNING

During the creation of new settings for a RGB source, the correspond-

ing peaking is switched on as default. For frequencies between :

15 kHz — 45 kHz: Low frequency peaking

COLOR BALANCE

SYNC : FAST

PEAKING

CLAMP TUNING : normal

45 kHz — 85 kHz: Mid frequency peaking

85 kHz — 135 kHz: High frequency peaking

Select with

<ENTER> to accept

<EXIT> to return.

If another peaking is desired, use the control disk to highlight 'low',

'mid', or 'high' frequency or to switch off the peaking.

PEAKING

OFF

LOW FREQUENCY

MID FREQUENCY

HIGH FREQUENCY

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Clamp Tuning

HighlightCLAMPTUNING bypushingthecontroldiskupordownand

press ENTER to toggle between NORMAL and RESTORATION.

Select Normal: - for all standard sources and all sources with a

backporch > 0.8µs

PICTURE TUNING

- for sources with noise and spikes in the signal

COLOR BALANCE

SYNC : FAST

PEAKING

CLAMP TUNING: normal

Select Restoration:

- for standard sources with a backporch between

0.4 µs and 0.8 µs

- for sources with sync separate or sync on Green

Select with

<ENTER> to accept

<EXIT> to return

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Color Select

RANDOM ACCESS

Highlight COLOR SELECT by pushing the control disk up or down

and press ENTER to display the Color Select Menu.

ADJUSTMENT MODE

PICTURE TUNING

GEOMETRY

CONVERGENCE

FOCUSING

COLOR SELECT

ENTER continues to the Color Select Menu

EXITwillreturntoInternalCrosshatchSelectionorSetupPattern

Selection Menu

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode

COLOR SELECT

RED

GREEN

BLUE

Use the control disk to highlight a color (CRT) or combination of colors

to display the projected image in that specific color. To select a new

color, press ENTER. The Color Selection Menu will appear again on

the screen. To terminate the color select procedure, press EXIT.

RED AND GREEN

BLUE AND GREEN

RED AND BLUE

Select with

<ENTER> to accept

<EXIT> to return

ENTER continues with the selected color or color combination

EXIT returns to the Random Access Main Menu

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Focusing

Before starting the focusing adjustment, be sure the lenses are

correctlyfocused.PushthecontroldiskupordowntoselectFOCUSING

and press ENTER.

RANDOM ACCESS

ADJUSTMENT MODE

PICTURE TUNING

GEOMETRY

CONVERGENCE

FOCUSING

COLOR SELECT

ENTER continues to the Focusing (Color Select) Menu.

EXIT returns to Internal Crosshatch Selection or Setup Pattern

Selection Menu.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

FOCUSING

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode.

RED

GREEN

BLUE

BLUE ON SOURCE

Focusing Color Select

Thefocusinghastobedoneforthethreecolorsseparately.Therefore,

start by selecting Green by pushing the control disk up or down and

adjust Midpoint, Top, Bottom, Left, and Right Focusing. Return to this

Focusing (Color Select) Menu and continue with Red and Blue.

RepeatforbothcolorsMidpoint,Top,Bottom,Left,andRightfocusing.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

ENTER selects the Focusing Menu for the selected color.

EXIT returns to the Random Access Main Menu.

Midpoint Focusing

Push the control disk up or down to select midpoint and press ENTER

continuewiththemidpointfocusing.Adjustbypushingthecontroldisk

to the left or to the right until the center of the image is sharp. Press

ENTER to return to the Focusing Menu.

FOCUSING

RED

GREEN

BLUE

Top Image Focusing

BLUE ON SOURCE

The same procedure has to be repeated as for the midpoint focusing.

Push the control disk up or down and press ENTER to continue to the

top focusing. Push the control disk to the left or to the right to adjust

the top focusing. Adjust until the upper part of the image is sharp.

ENTER to return to the Green Focusing Menu.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

GREEN FOCUSING

MIDPOINT

TOP

BOTTOM

LEFT

RIGHT

Bottom Image Focusing

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

The same procedure has to be repeated as for the midpoint focusing.

Push the control disk up or down to select bottom and press ENTER

to continue to the bottom focusing. Push the control disk up or down

to adjust the bottom focusing. Adjust until the lower part of the image

is sharp. ENTER to return to the Green Focusing Menu.

Left Image Focusing

The same procedure has to be repeated as for the midpoint focusing.

Push the control disk up or down to select LEFT and press ENTER to

continuetotheleftfocusing. Pushthecontroldiskupordowntoadjust

theleftfocusing. Adjustuntiltheleftpartoftheimageissharp.ENTER

to return to the Green Focusing Menu.

Right Image Focusing

The same procedure has to be repeated as for the midpoint focusing.

Push the control disk up or down to select RIGHT and press ENTER

to continue to the right focusing. Push the control disk to the left or to

the right to adjust the right focusing. Adjust until the right part of the

image is sharp. ENTER to return to the Green Focusing Menu. When

on the Green Focusing Menu, press EXIT to return to the Focusing

(Color Select) Menu and continue with the other colors.

Blue on Source

If after focusing the three colors a discoloring on a normal image is still

visible, select 'Blue On Source' on the Focusing Menu and repeat the

above steps for Midpoint, Top, Bottom, Left, and Right focusing.

Press EXIT to return to Focusing Menu.

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Geometry Adjustments

The geometry adjustments have to be done only on the green image.

These adjustments are automatically implemented for the other color

images: Left-right (EW) and Top-Bottom Corrections, Blanking, Hori-

zontalAmplitude, VerticalAmplitude, VerticalLinearity, andHorizontal

Phase.

RANDOM ACCESS

ADJUSTMENT MODE

PICTURE TUNING

GEOMETRY

CONVERGENCE

FOCUSING

COLOR SELECT

Highlight GEOMETRY by pushing the control disk up or down and

press ENTER to display the Geometry Menu.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

ENTER will display Geometry Menu

EXIT will return to Internal Crosshatch Selection or Setup

Pattern Selection Menu

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode

WithintheGeometryAdjustmentMenu, thefollowingadjustmentsare

available:

- Horizontal Phase (not for internal # pattern)

- Raster Shift

- Left-Right Corrections

- Left Side Corrections

- Top-Bottom Corrections

- Horizontal Size

- Vertical Linearity

- Vertical Size

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

- Blanking

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

Theconvergencecorrectionsaredisabledduringgeometrycorrections.

The blanking corrections are only enabled during the blanking adjust-

ments.

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

Horizontal Phase Adjustment

Push the control disk up or down to highlight H PHASE on the Geo-

metry Menu and then press ENTER.

H PHASE

Note: No horizontal phase adjustment is available on the internal #

pattern.

For external sources:

Iftherastershiftiscorrectlyadjusted,theHPhasetextboxisprojected

in the middle of the raster. At that moment, the "><" icon indicates the

middle of the raster. Adjust the H Phase control until the middle of the

projected image is equal with the middle of the >< icon.

Note:

- if the genlocked pattern was selected, the external source will be

displayed.

Push the control disk

to the right to correct

H PHASE

Abarscaleandanumberindicator(between0and100)onthescreen

will give a visual indication of the horizontal phase adjustment.

ENTER continues to Geometry Menu

Push the control disk

to the left to correct

H PHASE

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Raster Shift Adjustment

The green raster must be centered both horizontally and vertically on

the center of the CRT surface. To center the green raster, look into the

green lens and use the control disk to move the raster.

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

CAUTION:

V LINEARITY

It is necessary to look into the lenses to perform these adjustments.

To avoid eye discomfort while looking into the lenses, reduce the

contrast and gradually increase the brightness level until the raster

becomes visible on the face of the CRT.

V SIZE

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

ENTER will select Green Raster Shift Adjustment

EXIT returns to Random Access Adjustment Mode Menu

Warning: In order to ensure maximum CRT longevity and to

avoid CRT damage, do not shift the raster outside the phos-

phor area of the CRT.

To start the adjustment, use the control disk to highlight Raster Shift

and press ENTER to display the green raster on the phosphor.

Press EXIT to return to the Geometry Menu.

Note: Horizontal and Vertical shifts for Red and Blue should

end up with a setting close to 50%. If these settings are

significantly greater or lesser than 50%, then contact a

Runco authorized service technician.

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Left-Right (East-West) Adjustments

Left-right adjustments affect only the vertical lines of the projected

image. Only the green image is displayed while making left-right

adjustments. Theredandblueimageswillautomaticallybecorrected

in the same manner. Convergence corrections are automatically

disabled for the duration of these adjustments.

The following adjustments can be executed:

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

- Vertical Centerline Bow

- Vertical Centerline Skew

- Side Bow

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

BLANKING

- Side Keystone

- Seagull Correction

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

LEFT-RIGHT

Push the control disk up or down to highlight LEFT-RIGHT (E/W) on

the Geometry Menu and then press ENTER.

V CENTERLINE BOW

V CENTERLINE SKEW

SIDE BOW

SIDE KEYSTONE

SEAGULL CORRECTION

Warning : Use this correction to

adjust the right side of the image !

ENTER will select Left-Right Adjustment Menu

EXIT returns to Random Access Adjustment Mode Main Menu.

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

The WARNING: "Use this correction to adjust the right side of the

image" appears on the screen when selecting 'Side Bow' or 'Side

Keystone'. When the right side is correctly adjusted, use 'Left Side

Correction' to correct the left side of the image.

All adjustments are indicated on the screen with the function name, a

bar scale and a number between 0 and 100. Adjust the next align-

ments until the vertical lines are straight. For side bow and side

keystone, look only to the right side of the image. To enter an

alignment, push the control disk up or down to highlight a function and

press ENTER to activate this function. Press EXIT to return.

Corrects for curvature of the vertical lines in the middle

of the image.

LEFT-RIGHT

V CENTERLINE BOW

V CENTERLINE SKEW

SIDE BOW

SIDE KEYSTONE

SEAGULL CORRECTION

Corrects the tilting of the vertical lines in the middle of

the image.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Corrects for curvature of the vertical lines on the right side

of the image.

Corrects the keystone geometry correction of the vertical

lines on the right side of the image.

Correct by pushing

the control disk to

the right

Correct by pushing

the control disk to

the left

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Seagull Correction

Usethiscorrectiononlyif,afteradjustingtheverticallineswiththeside

bow or side keystone, an 'S' deformation is still visible on the left and

the right side of the image. The default value on the bar scale for this

correction is 50.

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

Push the control disk up or down to highlight SEAGULL CORREC-

TION on the Left-Right Menu and then press ENTER.

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

Eliminate the deformation by pushing the control disk to the left or to

the right until a straight line is obtained.

LEFT-RIGHT

V CENTERLINE BOW

V CENTERLINE SKEW

SIDE BOW

SIDE KEYSTONE

SEAGULL CORRECTION

Left Side Correction

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Left side corrections affect only the vertical lines of the set up pattern.

Only the green image is displayed while making the left side adjust-

ments. The red and blue images will automatically be corrected in the

same manner.

Convergence corrections are automatically disabled for the duration

of these adjustments.

Lookonlytotheleftsideoftheimagewhileadjustingthesefinetunings

(bow and keystone). Before starting the left side correction,

ensure that the side bow and keystone adjustments are done

prior to these fine adjustments!

The following adjustments can be executed:

- Left keystone

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

BLANKING

- Left bow

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to reLtEuFrnT. SIDE CORRECTION

Push the control disk up or down to highlight LEFT SIDE CORREC-

TION on the Geometry Menu and then press ENTER.

LEFT KEYSTONE

LEFT BOW

Ensure that the side bow and

keystone adjustments are done

prior to these fine adjustments!

ENTER will select the Left Side Correction Menu.

EXIT will return to the Random Access Adjustment Menu.

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

All adjustments are indicated on the screen with the function name, a

bar scale, and a number between 0 and 100. Adjust the next

alignments until the vertical lines on the left side are straight.

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

LEFT KEYSTONE

LEFT BOW

Ensure that the side bow and

keystone adjustments are done

prior to these fine adjustments!

Correct the keystone geometry distortion of the

vertical lines

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

To enter an alignment, push the control disk up or down to highlight

a function and press ENTER to activate this function. Press EXIT to

return.

Correct the bow geometry distortion of the

vertical lines

Correct by pushing

the control disk to

the right

Correct by pushing

the control disk to

the left

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Top-Bottom (North-South) Adjustments

GEOMETRY

Top-Bottom and center adjustments affect only the horizontal lines of

the projected image. To start up the Top-Bottom and center correc-

tions, follow the next procedure:

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

V LINEARITY

Push the control disc up or down to highlight TOP-BOTTOM (N/S) on

the Geometry Menu and then press ENTER.

V SIZE

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

Only the green image is displayed while making top-botton adjust-

ments. The red and blue images will automatically be corrected in the

same manner. Convergence corrections are automatically disabled

for the duration of these adjustments.

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H CENTERLINE BOW

H CENTERLINE SKEW

TOP KEYSTONE

TOP BOW

BOTTOM KEYSTONE

BOTTOM BOW

SEAGULL CORRECTION

The following adjustments can be executed:

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

- horizontal centerline bow

- horizontal centerline skew

- top bow

- top keystone

- bottom bow

- bottom keystone

- seagull correction

All adjustments are indicated on the screen with the function name, a

bar scale, and a number between 0 and 100.

Adjust the next alignments until the vertical lines are straight. To enter

an alignment, push the control disk up or down to highlight a function

and press ENTER to activate this function. Press EXIT to return.

Corrects for curvature of the horizontal lines in the

middle of the image.

Corrects the tilting of the horizontal lines in the middle

of the image.

TOP-BOTTOM

H CENTERLINE BOW

H CENTERLINE SKEW

TOP BOW

TOP KEYSTONE

BOTTOM BOW

BOTTOM KEYSTONE

SEAGULL CORRECTION

Corrects for curvature of the horizontal lines on the upper

side of the image.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Corrects the keystone geometry correction of the horizontal

lines on the upper side of the image.

Corrects for curvature of the horizontal lines on the lower

side

Corrects the keystone geometry correction of the horizontal

lines on the lower side of the image.

Correct by pushing

the control disk down

Correct by pushing

the control disk up

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Seagull Correction

Use this correction after the image has been adjusted with top and

bottombowandkeystone.Ifadeformationisstillvisible(likeaseagull)

on top and bottom of the image, proceed to the seagull correction.

Due to interaction, it is possible that the top and bottom bow will

have to be readjusted after adjusting the seagull correction to obtain

an improved image. The default value on the bar scale of this

correction is 50.

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

Push the control disk up or down to select the 'Seagull Correction' and

press ENTER to select. Eliminate the deformation by pushing the

control disk upwards or downwards until a straight line is obtained.

ENTER will return to Top-Bottom Adjustment Menu. EXIT will return

to Geometry Menu.

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H CENTERLINE BOW

H CENTERLINE SKEW

TOP KEYSTONE

TOP BOW

BOTTOM KEYSTONE

BOTTOM BOW

SEAGULL CORRECTION

Select with

Horizontal Size Adjustment

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Push the control disk up or down to highlight H SIZE on the Geometry

Menu and then press ENTER.

ENTER will select horizontal size adjustment

EXIT returns to Random Access Adjustment Mode Menu

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

Adjust the horizontal size by the control disk to the right or to the left

until the exact image width is obtained.

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

Note:

- if the internal # pattern was selected, this pattern remains on the

screen.

- if the genlocked pattern was selected, the external source will be

displayed.

H SIZE

A bar scale and a numeric indicator help to gauge the horizontal size

adjustment.

EXIT will return to the Geometry Menu.

H size too

large

Idealimagewidth

H size too

small

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Vertical Linearity Adjustment

The vertical linearity adjustment function corrects for vertical non-

linearities that extend from the center of the image to the top and

bottom of the image. Push the control disk up or down to highlight

V LINEARITY on the Geometry Menu and then press ENTER.

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

V LINEARITY

ENTER will select Vertical Linearity Adjustment

EXIT returns to Random Access Adjustment Mode Menu

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode

V SIZE

BLANKING

Adjust the vertical linearity with the control disk until the distances

between the horizontal lines of the set up pattern are equal from top

to bottom.

EXIT will return to the Geometry Menu.

V LINEARITY

Vertical Size Adjustment

Push the control disk up or down to highlight V SIZE on the Geometry

Menu and then press ENTER.

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

ENTER will select Vertical Size Adjustment

EXIT returns to Random Access Adjustment Mode Menu

ADJUST returns to Operational Mode

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

BLANKING

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

Adjust the vertical size by pushing the control disk up or down until the

correct image height is obtained.

Note :

- if the internal # pattern was selected, this pattern remains on the

screen.

- if the genlocked pattern was selected,theexternalsourcewillbe

displayed.

V SIZE

A bar scale and a numeric indicator will give a visual indication of the

vertical size adjustment.

EXIT will return to the Geometry Menu.

Ideal

Image

Hight

Ideal

Image

Hight

Image too

Tall

Image too

Short

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Blanking Adjustments

Blankingadjustmentsaffectonlytheedgesoftheprojectedimageand

are used to frame the projected image on to the screen and to hide or

black out unwanted information (or noise). A 0% on the bar scale

indicates no blanking.

GEOMETRY

H PHASE

RASTER SHIFT

LEFT-RIGHT (E-W)

LEFT SIDE CORRECTION

TOP-BOTTOM (N-S)

H SIZE

To start up the Blanking adjustments, follow the next procedure:

V LINEARITY

V SIZE

BLANKING

Push the control disk up or down to highlight BLANKING on the

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

Geometry Menu and then press ENTER.

BLANKING

TOP

BOTTOM

LEFT

RIGHT

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

The following blanking corrections are possible:

- top blanking

Top blanking

- bottom blanking

- left blanking

- right blanking

Left blanking

Right blanking

Therefore:

- if the internal # pattern was selected, this pattern remains on the

screen.

- if the genlocked pattern was selected,theexternalsource

willbedisplayed.

Bottom blanking

Adjustthenextblankingalignmentsuntiltheimageiscorrectlyframed

or the unwanted information is blanked out. To enter a blanking

alignment, push the control disk up or down to highlight a function and

press ENTER to activate this function.

Press EXIT to return.

Adjustment of the blanking on the top of the image

BLANKING

TOP

BOTTOM

LEFT

Adjustment of the blanking on the bottom of the image

RIGHT

Correct by pushing the control disk up or

down

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Adjustment of the blanking on the left side

Adjustment of the blanking on the right side

Correct by pushing the control disk to the

right or to the left

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Convergence Adjustment

RANDOM ACCESS

Convergence adjustments affect both the horizontal and vertical lines

of the setup pattern. These adjustments are performed on the red

image while superimposed on the green image and then on the blue

image while superimposed on the green image. Start with the Coarse

Convergence Adjustments and finalise with the Fine Convergence

Adjustments.

ADJUSTMENT MODE

PICTURE TUNING

GEOMETRY

CONVERGENCE

FOCUSING

COLOR SELECT

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

CONVERGENCE

COARSE ADJUSTMENT

RED ON GREEN

BLUE ON GREEN

FINE ADJUSTMENT

GREEN ONLY

RED ON GREEN

BLUE ON GREEN

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

The screen area is divided into 25 areas.

Coarse Convergence Adjustment

Select with

then <ENTER>

Highlight 'Red on Green' under the Coarse Convergence item and

<EXIT> to return.

CONVERGENCE

press ENTER. The Coarse Convergence menu will be displayed.

COARSE ADJUSTMENT

RED ON GREEN

BLUE ON GREEN

The following items are possible:

FINE ADJUSTMENT

GREEN ONLY

RED ON GREEN

BLUE ON GREEN

- Horizontal sides: adjust the vertical lines, within a certain area, on

both sides without influencing the lines on the middle of the image.

- Vertical corners: adjust the horizontal lines in the four corners,

within a certain area, without influencing the middle of the image.

Repeat for 'Blue on Green.'

Select with

Select with or

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

COARSE CONVERGENCE

HORIZONTAL SIDES

VERTICAL CORNERS

Horizontal Sides

To make a coarse adjustment of the red or blue vertical lines in zone

3 and 5 simultaneously, Highlight 'Horizontal lines' and press ENTER

to start the adjustment.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

COARSE CONVERGENCE

HORIZONTAL SIDES

VERTICAL CORNERS

Hint :

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

- look to the end of scan and adjust until the red or the blue vertical

lines are on the green lines or as close as possible to the green

lines.

- during these adjustments, the horizontal convergence adjustments

in zones 2, 3, 4, and 5 will be set to midposition (barscale 50).

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Random Access Adjustment Mode

Vertical Corners

Tomakeacoarseadjustmentoftheredorbluehorizontallinesinzone

10, 14, 18, and 22 simultaneously, highlight 'Vertical Corners' and

press ENTER to start the adjustment.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

COARSE CONVERGENCE

HORIZONTAL SIDES

VERTICAL CORNERS

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Hint :

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

- Adjust until the red or the blue horizontal lines are on the green lines

or as close as possible to the green lines.

- Duringtheseadjustments, thehorizontalconvergenceadjustmentsin

zones 10 to 25 will be set to midposition (barscale 50).

CONVERGENCE

COARSE ADJUSTMENT

RED ON GREEN

BLUE ON GREEN

FINE ADJUSTMENT

GREEN ONLY

RED ON GREEN

BLUE ON GREEN

Fine Convergence Adjustment

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

CONVERGENCE

Use these controls after the Coarse Convergence Adjustments to

optimizetheconvergenceoftheredandblueimageonthegreenimage.

SEL : select area

using

arrow keys

ADJ : adjust area

using

Use the control disk to make horizontal or vertical convergence adjust-

ments in the selected zone and then press ENTER to move the box to

another zone or EXIT to return to the Convergence Menu. ENTER

toggles arrow keys between zone selection and zone adjustment .

arrow keys

Toggle between

SEL and ADJ

with <ENTER>

<ENTER> continue

<EXIT> to return

EXIT returns to Convergence Menu.

Highlight first 'Green Only' when available with the control disk and

press ENTER to display the Convergence Adjustment Menu. Continue

with red on green and blue on green.

CONVERGE

ADJUSTMENT

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Service Mode

SERVICE MODE

Starting up the Service Mode

Use the control disk to highlight 'Service' and then press ENTER.

ADJUSTMENT MODE

Select a path from

below :

Some items in the Service Mode are password protected (when the

passwordfunctionisactive). Enteryourpasswordtocontinue. Allother

password protected items will now also be available if you stay in the

Adjustment Mode.

GUIDED

RANDOM ACCESS

INSTALLATION

SERVICE

EYE-Q

source 1

ENTER continues to the Service Mode Main Menu.

EXIT returns to the Operational Mode.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

Theserviceitemsarecombinedintwoservicemenus. Toswitchfrom

the first to the second menu or vice versa, push the control disk up or

down to select 'More...'

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

SERVICE MODE

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Overview Flowchart 'Service' Mode

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

SERVICE MODE

RUN TIME

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

MEMORY BANKS

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Service Mode

Identification

Highlight 'Identification' with the control disk and press ENTER.

The 'Identification' screen gives information concerning:

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

- projector address, to change the address of your projector,

contact a qualified service technician.

- software version

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

- configuration

possible installations:

* front-ceiling

* front-table

DTV-1101

* rear-ceiling

* rear-table

Proj. address : 001

Soft. Version : 6.00

Config. : Ceiling

Front

- baud rate PC: transfer speed for communication with an IBM PC

(or compatible) or MAC. The baud rate of the projector must be the

same as the baud rate of the connected computer. When there is

a difference, contact a qualified service technician to make the

appropriate changes.

Baud Rate PC : 9600

Text : ON

Serial No. : 103589552

- Text: indicates in operational mode if the bar scale and number

indicator will be displayed and if warnings and failures will be

displayed.

ON: displayed

OFF: not displayed

The status can be changed by pressing the 'TEXT' key once on the

RCU.

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

- Serial no.: indicates the fabrication number of the projector. This

number can be useful when calling for technical assistance.

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

Copy a Block

The Copy A Block function copies the settings of a selected block into

theactiveblock.HighlightCopyABlockwiththecontroldiskandpress

ENTER. ENTER will select the highlighted item.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

COPY MODE

inp

Nr. Src Fh Fv

conf

To copy the settings of a closed block to the block you are working on

(active block), use the control disk to select a block. All existing

settings will be overwritten with the new settings.

15.6 50

31.2 60

15.6 50

31.5 50

33.7 60

video FC

RGB3S RT

intern FC

RGB3S FC

intern FC

Press ENTER to copy the selected block. A confirmation screen will

be displayed.

Active block nr. 1

Select with

<ENTER> to copy

<EXIT> to return.

If you are certain you wish to copy the contents of the selected block

intotheactiveblock, pressENTER. EXITcancelsthecopyprocedure

and returns without copying the block.

COPY BLOCK

All settings

in current block

will be overwritten!

<ENTER> to confirm

<EXIT> to cancel

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Service Mode

Deletion of Blocks

This item is password protected.

The delete function is used to clear all data (settings) from an

adjustment block.

A delete can be given:

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

- block by block

- for all blocks

Deleting Block by Block

MORE...

The delete a block function deletes the settings of a selected block.

Highlight 'Delete A Block' with the control disk and press ENTER.

DELETE MODE

Nr. Src Fh Fv inp

conf

15.6 50

31.2 60

15.6 50

31.5 50

33.7 60

video FC

RGB3S RT

intern FC

RGB3S FC

intern FC

Active block nr. 1

Select with

<ENTER> to copy

<EXIT> to return.

Push the control disk up or down to select the desired adjustment

block. Press ENTER to delete the selected adjustment block. A

confirmation menu will be displayed.

DELETE BLOCK

The selected block

will be deleted!

<ENTER> to confirm

<EXIT> to cancel

ENTER will delete the selected block. EXIT cancels the deletion

procedure and returns to the Service Mode Main Menu.

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

Deletion of all Blocks

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

Highlight 'Delete All Blocks' with the control disk and press ENTER.

ENTER gives a confirmation message before deleting.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

DELETE BLOCK

If you are certain you wish to delete all blocks, press ENTER to

confirm. Otherwise, pressEXITto return. Once ENTER is pressed, all

blockheadersandadjustmentsettingsarepermanentlyremovedand

cannot be restored.

All block

will be deleted!

<ENTER> to confirm

<EXIT> to cancel

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Service Mode

Change Password

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

This item is password protected. Highlight 'Change Password' with

the control disk and press ENTER.

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

The current password is displayed. The new password must consist

of 4 digits between 0 and 9. Push the control disk to the left or to the

right to select the digits to be changed. Use the numeric keys to enter

the new digits.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

PASSWORD

Press ENTER to save the new password. Before saving the new

password, a confirmation screen will be displayed. Press EXIT to

return to the Service Menu without saving the new password.

Enter new password :

0 0 0 0

When the displayed password is correct, press ENTER to save.

If it is not correct, press EXIT to cancel the saving.

Use

and reprogram

with numeric keys.

and

to select,

<ENTER> to confirm

<EXIT> to return

CHANGE PASSWORD

Password will be

reprogrammed as xxxx

<ENTER> to confirm

<EXIT> to cancel

Change Language

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

The 'Change Language' function offers the possibility to change the

language of the screen menus to:

- English

- Spanish

- French

- German

MORE...

Push the control disk up or down to highlight 'Change Language' and

press ENTER to select the language menu. Push the control disk up

or down to select the desired language and press ENTER to change

the language.

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

ESPAÑOL

FRANCAIS

DEUTSCH

Select new language

with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

Run Time

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

Highlight 'Run Time' with the control disk and press ENTER to display

theamountoftimetheprojectorhasplayedsinceitsfirststartupatthe

factory.

MORE...

Note: all projectors leave the factory after a burn-in period of approxi-

mately 100 hours.

Press EXIT to return the Service Mode Menu.

RUN TIME

105 h

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Service Mode

Set to Midposition

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

This item is password protected. Highlight 'Set to Midposition'with the

control disk and press ENTER to set all settings to their midposition.

A confirmation menu will be displayed first.

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

MORE...

ENTER will set all settings to their midposition. EXIT will cancel the

operation to set all settings to their midposition.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return. SET TO MIDPOSITION

All settings

in current block

will be overwritten!

<ENTER> to confirm

<EXIT> to cancel

Undo Midposition

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

UNDO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

When 'Set to Midposition' is selected, all settings are set to their

midposition. To cancel this action, select 'Undo Midposition' by

pushing the control disk up or down and press ENTER. 'Undo

Midposition' is displayed in the Service Mode instead of 'Set to

Midposition' when the latter is pressed.

An undo is possible as long as the projector is playing on the same

source (= same adjustment block) even when some adjustments,

such as geometry or convergence, are already readjusted. When

undo is pressed, all settings are reset to the previous settings.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

Convergence Mid

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

This item is password protected. Highlight 'Convergence Mid'with the

control disk and press ENTER to set all convergence settings to their

midposition. A confirmation screen will be displayed first.

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

ENTER sets the convergence settings to their midposition. EXIT

cancels the procedure to set the convergence settings to their

midposition.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

CONVERGENCE MID

All settings

in current block

will be overwritten!

Undo Convergence Mid (Position)

<ENTER> to confirm

<EXIT> to cancel

When 'Convergence Mid' is activated, all convergence settings are

set to their midposition. To cancel this action, select 'Undo Conver-

gence Mid' by pushing the control disk up or down and press ENTER.

'Undo Convergence Mid' is displayed in the service mode menu in-

stead of 'Convergence Mid' when this latter is activated.

An 'undo' is possible:

SERVICE MODE

• as long as the projector is operating on the same source (= same

adjustment block) even when some convergence adjustments are

already readjusted

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

SET TO MIDPOSITION

UNDO CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

AND

MORE...

• 'Set to Midposition' is not yet selected.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

When undo is pressed, all convergence settings are reset to the

previous settings.

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Service Mode

Dynamic Astigmatism (Spot Shape Adjustment)

The spot shape adjustments correct the spot shape in 8 different

areas on the screen and for the three colors separately. The spot

shape is adjusted according to the axial axises and the diagonal

axises when using the arrow keys on the RCU.

Theseadjustmentshavetobedoneonadotpattern(e.g.theinternally

generated pattern) with standard line frequency (15 kHz). The adjust-

ment values are stored in the EEPROM and remain the same for all

frequencies.

Spot shapes

before dynamic

astigmatism correction

Follow this procedure:

Highlight 'Dynamic Astigmatism' by pushing the joy disk up or down

and press ENTER to select. EXIT returns to the Path Selection Main

Menu.

Spot shapes

after dynmic

astigmatism correction

Diagonal

astigmatism correction

(use the and

arrow key)

Axial

astigmatism correction

(use the

and

Select the source type (selected source or genlock pattern) by

highlighting the color for which the spot shape has to be corrected and

press ENTER. (e.g. when selecting RED under 'On Genlocked

Pattern', the projector switches to a genlocked pattern.)

arrow key)

SERVICE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

COPY A BLOCK

Press ENTER to continue adjustment.

DELETE A BLOCK

DELETE ALL BLOCKS

CHANGE PASSWORD

CHANGE LANGUAGE

RUN TIME

Increase the contrast level using the Contrast Control to near maxi-

mum. Using the "+" Sharpness Key, defocus the image until the dots

are large and easily visible. Press ENTER to continue to SEL.

SET TO MIDPOSITION

CONVERGENCE MID

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

<EXIT> to return.

ON SELECTED SOURCE

RED

GREEN

BLUE

ON GENLOCKED PATTERN

RED

GREEN

BLUE

SEL: select the adjustment area on the screen where the spot shape

has to be corrected. Use the arrow keys to select one of the 8 areas.

Press ENTER to continue to ADJ.

Select pattern or color

with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

ADJ: adjust the spot shape in the axial or diagonal direction when

using the arrow keys for the selected area. Adjust until the spot shape

is circular.

DYNAMIC ASTIGMATISM

First adjust the defocusing

of the image.

SEL : select area using arrow

keys

Use the up and down arrow keys for the diagonal astigmatism

adjustment and the left and right arrow keys for the axial astigmatism

adjustment. Press ENTER to continue selecting a new area. The

adjustment direction (axial or diagonal) and adjustment value are

given in a text box on the screen. When all areas are adjusted, press

EXIT to return to the Service Main Menu.

ADJ : adjust axial astigmatism

using

, diagonal

astigmatism using

Toggle between SEL and ADJ

with <ENTER>

<ENTER> to continue

<EXIT> to return

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Service Mode

G2 Adjust

SERVICE MODE

This item is password protected. Highlight 'G2 Adjust' with the control

disk and press ENTER to continue. A safety notice will be displayed

on the screen since it is necessary to open the top cover to adjust the

G2.

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

MORE...

G2 adjustment should be performed by Runco personnel or

Runco authorized dealers.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

If you are qualified, press ENTER to continue. If not qualified, press

SAFETY

NOTICE

EXIT to return to the Service Mode Main Menu.

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

G2 ADJUSTMENT SHOULD BE

PERFORMED BY RUNCO

PERSONNEL, OR RUNCO

AUTHORIZED DEALERS.

IF QUALIFIED, PRESS

<ENTER> TO CONTINUE, OR

IF NOT, <EXIT> TO RETURN

SERVICE MODE

Gamma Corrections

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

This item is password protected. Highlight 'Gamma Corrections' with

the control disk and press ENTER to continue. A warning will be

displayedonthescreenasthereisariskofincorrectadjustmentofthe

projector.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

WARNING

RISK OF INCORRECT

ADJUSTMENT OF THE PROJECTOR

If you are qualified, press ENTER to continue. If not qualified, press

EXIT to return to the Service Mode Main Menu.

THE GAMMA CORRECTIONS ARE

FACTORY ADJUSTED USING AN

ACTAS COLOUR ANALYSER!

THEREFORE, ONLY QUALIFIED

INSTALLATION OR SERVICE

PERSONNEL SHOULD PERFORM

THESE ADJUSTMENTS !

<ENTER> TO CONTINUE

<EXIT> TO RETURN

CRT Run in Cycle

SERVICE MODE

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

The CRT Run in Cycle option can only be activated when memory

blocks on an internal # pattern are available. When one or more such

blocks are available, a flashing white image (5 sec on, 5 sec off) will

be generated or 5 minutes on the first internal block. In the next 5

minutes, a second internal block will be used to generate the flashing

white image. The image will also be shifted in a vertical way to prevent

a CRT burn in. To quit the CRT Run in Cycle option, press EXIT.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

<EXIT> to return.

Highlight 'CRT Run in Cycle' with the control disk and press ENTER

to start.

A flashing white pattern will be

generated until <EXIT> is pressed.

The projector only uses memory

blocks adjusted on an internal

# pattern; if no such block is

available, the projector can't run

the procedure and leaves the

adjusment mode.

If a memory block adjusted on an internal # pattern is available, the

CRT Run in Cycle will start when pressing ENTER. If no such block

is available, the projector cannot run the CRT Run In Option and

leaves the Adjustment Mode.

<ENTER> to continue

<EXIT> to cancel

If you still want to run CRT Run In Cycle, first create a memory block

on an internal # pattern and restart the CRT Run In Option.

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Service Mode

Projector Warm-Up

Highlight 'Projector Warm-Up' by pushing the control disk up or down

and press ENTER to select the Projector Warm-Up Menu.

SERVICE MODE

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

The ON/OFF option can be toggled with the ENTER key.

MEMORYBANKS

When in the ON position (and the CRT Run in Cycle is OFF), the

projectorcanstartupwithawarm-upperiodof20minutes. Duringthe

startupawarm-upmenuwilldisplayed.Thismenuoffersthepossibility

to skip the warm-up period anyway by pressing the EXIT key and

offers the possibility to adjust the horizontal and vertical amplitude of

this white image with the control disk. During this warm-up period, a

full white image is shifted on the CRT faceplate to avoid a burn in.

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

PROJECTOR WARM UP

<EXIT> to return.

OPTION : ON

A FULL WHITE PATTERN

WILL BE GENERATED FOR

20 MINUTES AT POWER UP

AFTER THIS PROCEDURE

THE PROJECTOR IS READY

TO PERFORM IN OPTIMUM

CONDITION

Every 30 seconds, a text box will be displayed on another place on the

screen with the remaining time to go.

TOGGLE OPTION ON OR OFF

with <ENTER>

WhenEXIT ispressedduringthiswarm-upperiod, thewarm-upmenu

will be redisplayed with the remaining time indication. Press another

time EXIT to interrupt the warm-up cycle.

<EXIT> to return

Whenthewarm-upoptionisOFF,whenswitchingonthetheprojector,

it starts immediately with the projection of the selected source.

CRT Drive Mode

The projector CRT's can be driven with the normal current (normal

mode) or a lower current (economic mode).

SERVICE MODE

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

MEMORYBANKS

To change the drive mode, highlight 'CRT Drive Mode' by pushing the

control disk up or down and press ENTER to display the CRT Drive

Mode Menu.

MORE...

To change the boost mode, push the control disk up or down to select

a display mode and press ENTER to select.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

CRT DRIVE MODE

NORMAL

ECONOMIC

The following modes are available:

- normal

WARNING : permanent

boost mode reduces the lifetime

of the CRT's !

- economic: lower drive current to the CRTs. The lifetime of the CRTs

will increase but the light output will reduce.

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

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Service Mode

Memory Banks

This function allows the creation of various aspect ratios while the

horizontal scan rate stays the same.

SERVICE MODE

IfthisfeatureisON,thentheunitwillhavethecapabilityofhavingeight

(8) separate aspect ratios within the same frequency (there are a total

of 32 separate memories if all eight memory banks are used. For

example, thenatotalof4frequenciescanbeinput[4freqsx8memory

banks = 32]). To create different memories, clear all the menus from

the screen (press "exit" until the screen is clear). Then, press "EN-

TER." A box will appear in the bottom right hand corner indicating in

which memory bank the unit is (i.e., MEMORY BANK: 1.): Next, press

a number (1—8) representing to which memory bank the new screen

sizewillbeassigned.Thenewmemorybanknumberwillbedisplayed.

To ensure the new memory is saved, perform any convergence

function on the new memory.

G2 ADJUSTMENT

GAMMA CORRECTIONS

CRT RUN IN CYCLE

PROJECTOR WARM UP

CRT DRIVE MODE

MEMORY BANKS

MORE...

Select with

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return.

MEMORY BANKS: ON

Select with or

then <ENTER>

<EXIT> to return

This function is intended for customers with a need for various aspect

ratios, especially those with widescreens. From the Runco factory,

three (3) memory banks are assigned for each frequency:

Memory Bank 1: 3:4 (1:1.33)

Memory Bank 2: widescreen (1:1.78 or l.85)

Memory Bank 3: Anamorphic

If this feature is OFF, then each of the 32 memories will be scan rate

dependent. In other words, each of the 32 memories MUST have a

different frequency. This is especially useful for use with computers

and their different resolutions.

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Messages, warnings and failures

MESSAGES, WARNINGSAND FAILURES

When selecting a new source, in-

formation about this source will be

displayed on the screen. Source

number, horizontal, and vertical

frequencies of the displayed

source.

WARNING:

INPUT 05

Fh= 31.5 kHz

Fv= 60 Hz

Message when the entered pass-

wordiswrong.

invalid

code entry

WARNING:

Announcement of the selected

source.

Endofadjustmentrange.

SOURCE 05

end of ad-

just range

Message to enter your password.

Passwordcontains4digits.

enter

password

x x x x

WARNING:

input no

longer

Messagewillbedisplayedwhenthe

input source is no longer available.

Thefollowingmessagethenappears:

'check input signal or select new

source'.

available

These messages will be displayed

onthescreenwhenpushingtheTEXT

key.

WARNING:

invalid

frequency

input

The entered frequency or applied

frequencyofthesourceisoutofthe

projector'srange.

text on

Text ON : the 'Bar Scale Indication'

willbeenabledduringthechangeof

ananalogcontrolinthe'Operational

Mode' + all warnings and failures

will be displayed.

Messagetoinformthat selectedta-

bleisdeleted. Thismessagewillbe

followed by 'confirm message',

which the user has to answer.

table is

deleted

TextOFF:the'BarScaleIndication'

willbedisabledduringthechangeof

ananalogcontrolinthe'Operational

Mode' + all warnings and failures

will not be displayed.

text off

FAILURE

Indication of the projector address

when activating the 'ADDRESS'

button on the RCU with a pencil or

othersmallobject.

PROJECTOR

ADDRESS:

003

Hardware failure. Call a qualified

servicetechnicianforrepair.

12C error

addr.: 7FH

WARNING:

FAILURE

short

circuit on

I2C bus

The input is a valid input but the

sourceisnotconnectedtotheinput

terminals or the input source is

switchedoff.

Hardware failure. Call a qualified

servicetechnicianforrepair.

source not

available

WARNING:

FAN FAILED

Projector

will

Whenawrongkeyispressedonthe

RCU.

Message when one of the fans is

not working anymore. Projector

switches to stand-by.

invalid

key entry

switch off

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Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS

Scan Frequency:

Horizontal: 15-75 kHz autolock

Vertical: 37-155 Hz

Safety Regulations: Complies with: UL, FCC Class B,

CE, C-Tick

Environment:

Humidity:

Storage:

32-104^oF (0-40^oC)

0-90% non-condensing

10-122^oF (-12-50^oC)

Retrace Time:

Horizontal: 2.5 m S

Vertical: 200 m S

Bandwidth:

CRT:

120 MHz (-3 dB)

9-inch, high brightness, high definition

liquid coupled tubes with

electromagnetic focus

Cabinet Dimensions: Width: 31 in./787.40 mm

Depth: 46.25 in./1174.75 mm

Height: 14 in./355.60 mm

Lenses:

Super high definition, fully color

corrected F1.15 lenses

Weight:

204 lbs./92.53 kg

Optical Resolution: HD-120 lenses 12 line pairs per mm

Included

1250 TV lines

Accessories:

Remote control, AC power cord, and

Owner's Operating Manual

Video Resolution:

Video Inputs:

1250 TV lines

Call the factory for more specific information on export

specifications.

RGB: 5-BNC analog (RGB H/V) or

Component (R-Y, Y, B-Y)

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Color Balance:

Input Memories:

Four user selectable settings: 3200 K,

5400 K, 6500 K, 9300 K. All settings

can be customized.

32 separate memories with 8 memories

per scan frequency and one-touch

aspect ratio control

Internal Setup

Pattern:

Crosshatch

Light Output:

Picture Size:

1250 lumens peak/240 ANSI

90-300 in. (4:3) diagonal

Throw Distance:

1.38 x width (widescreen)

1.45 x width (standard 4:3)

Aspect Ratios:

8 accessible from remote control including:

1.33 (standard), 1.85:1 (widescreen),

and Anamorphic

Configuration:

Front or rear, floor or ceiling mount

Contrast Ratios:

100:1 (JIS Method)

20:1 (HDTV Method)

High Voltage:

Convergence:

32.7 kV

Digital zone convergence with 25

individual zones

Convergence Limits: Less than 0.2% of vertical height

Power Input: 110 VAC, 50/60 Hz (220V Export model)

Power Consumption: 590 W

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