Barco Projector Cineversum 110 Quickstart Manual

							A. Standard Image Files
A. STANDARD IMAGE FILES
A.1 Table overview
Table overview
The following standard image files are pre-programmed in the projector.
Name4Resolution5Fvert
Hz
6
FHor
kHz
7
Fpix
MHz
8
Ptot9Pact10Ltot11Lact12
1600_48V1600x600i48,04062,500135,00021601600651600
CGA640x200i59,92415.70014.318912640262200
COMPUSC41024x480i29,94530,69439,77912961024512480
DOS1_70720x4007031,50028,350900720449400
DOS3_56640x4005624,80021,030848640440400
DOS4_85640x4008537,86031,500832640445400
ED735x48059,94331,47028,638910735525480
EGA640x35059,70221,85116,257744640366350
ESVGA_75832x6247347,90053,6481120832660624
EXGA_601152x8646054,90079,934145611 5 2916864
EXGA_801152x86480,00076,499110,159114011 5 2958864
EXGA_851152x86485
,00077,202121,671157611 5 2907864
EXGA1_701152x8647063,80094,424148011 5 2912864
EXGA1_751152x8647567,499107,999160011 5 2900864
EXGA2_701152x8647066,09899,941151211 5 2945864
EXGA2_751152x8647575,199110,092146411 5 21002864
FMR640x400i42,32336,44028,570784640431400
GE_50640x4005031,20044,928144011 6 3625522
GE_601085x4806030,70041,26113441085512480
hd_1080i1920x5406033,75074,24922001920563540
hd_24p1920x108024,00027,00074,0002750192011251080
hd_24sf1950x54048,00027,00074,00027501950562540
hd_25i1920x54050,00028,12574,00026401920562540
hd_25p1920x108025,00028,12574,0002640192011251080
4. Name: name of file, contains the settings.
5. Resolution: image resolution, when followed by ..i means interlaced.
6. Fvert Hz: vertical frame frequency of the source
7. FHor kHz: horizontal frequency of the source
8. Fpix MHz: pixel frequency
9. Ptot : total pixels on one horizontal line.
10. Pact: active pixels on one horizontal line.
11. Ltot: total lines in one field
12. Lact: active lines in one field.
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Name4Resolution5Fvert
Hz
6
FHor
kHz
7
Fpix
MHz
8
Ptot9Pact10Ltot11Lact12
hd_30p1920x108030,00033,75074,0002200192011251080
hd_60p1280x72060,00045,00074,00016501280750720
INTER_GR1184x88667,17061,79692,941150411 8 4920886
IQPC_SXGA_21366x10245962,933106,2301688136610671024
IQPC_SXGA_D1280x10246063,857107,7911688128010631024
IQPC_XGA_11024x7686149,00565,86313441024807768
IQPC_XGA_21024x7686048,48565,16413441024807768
IQPC_XGA_D1024x7686149,00565,86313441024806768
MAC_3512x38460,14724,48015,667640512407384
MAC_4560_38460,14724,48017,234704560407384
MAC_5512x34260,15822,25916,670704512370342
MAC_6832x62474,54649,72257,2801152832667624
MAC_71024x76874,90760,15080,00013301024803768
MAC_LC640x48066,61934,97531,338896640525480
MAC_POR640x87074,99668,84657,280932640918870
METH_BOOT1720x4007031,50028,350900720448400
METH_BOOT2640x4805931,00024,800800640524480
MXGA_1001152x86410092,997145,820156811 5 2930864
NTSC675x2406015,74813,512858675263240
NTSC_LIMO_x2834x4826031,49632,2521024834525482
NTSC_LIMO_x3834x7156046,64647,7661024834778715
NTSC_LIMO_x4834x9616062,99264,50410248341050961
PA L675x2865015,62513,500864675313286
PAL_LIMO_x2834x5745031,25032,0001024834626574
PAL_LIMO_x3834x8505046,29647,4071024834926850
PAL_LIMO_x4834x11465062,50064,0001024834125011 4 6
PAM500640x40060,00026,40022,810864640440400
PAM8001120x375i44,93636,44350,000137211 2 0406375
PC98_21120x375i39,99432,83547,840145711 2 0411375
PC98_31120x75060,00050,00078,569157111 2 0833750
S1152_661152x90066,00461,84694,500152811 5 2937900
S1152_761152x90076,63771,809108,000150411 5 2937900
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Name4Resolution5Fvert
Hz
6
FHor
kHz
7
Fpix
MHz
8
Ptot9Pact10Ltot11Lact12
S1600_671600x12806789,286200,0002240160013341280
SDI_625675x278i25,00015,62513,500864720313278
SDI_525675x240i29,97015,73413,500858720263240
SG_501600x120050,00062,500130,3132085160012501200
SG_60_11280x102460,00063,900107,3521680128010651024
SG_60_21024x76860,00048,78064,39013201024813768
SG_60_3960x68060,00043,20054,4321260960720680
SG_60_41600x120060,00075,000156,3752085160012501200
STOR_100764x28710031,30030,361970764313287
STOR_120810x24711 931,30030,361970810263247
STOR_501024x5125031,30040,06412801024625512
STOR_601024x5126031,30040,06412801024525512
SUNEWS671280x102467,18971,691117,0001632128010671024
SUNEWS761280x102476,10781,130135,0001664128010661024
SUNXGA601024x76859,98448,28764,12513281024805768
SUNXGA701024x76870,04156,59674,25013121024808768
SUNXGA771024x76877,06962,04084,37513601024805768
SUP_MAC1024x76860,00048,78063,99913121024813768
SVGA_56V800x60056,25035,15636,0001024800625600
SVGA_60V800x60060,31737,87940,0001056800628600
SVGA_72_1800x60072,08448,08050,0031040800666600
SVGA_72_2800x60072,08448,08050,0031040800667600
SVGA_75800x60075,00046,87575,0001056800625600
SVGA_85800x60085,00053,63556,2501048800631600
SXGA_72_11280x10247276,699128,8541680128010611024
SXGA_72_21280x10247276,970130,0801690128010691024
SXGA_751280x10247579,974134,9971688128010661024
SXGA_761280x10247681,103134,9551664128010661024
SXGA_851280x10248591,149157,5061728128010721024
SXGA_L1280x10246062,50084,0001344128010411024
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Name4Resolution5Fvert
Hz
6
FHor
kHz
7
Fpix
MHz
8
Ptot9Pact10Ltot11Lact12
SXGA+_601280x10246063,980107,9971688128010661024
SXGA2_601280x9606059,999107,998180012801000960
SXGA2_851280x9608585,940148,505172812801011960
SXGA501280x10245052,35188,3681688128010471024
SXGA60v1280x10246063,658110,0011728128010561024
SXGAP_701024x12807092,902133,7791440102413261280
SXGAP1_601024x12806077,70083,9161080102412971280
SXGAP2_601024x12806079,498110,6611392102413251280
UXGA_601600x12006075,002162,0042160160012501200
UXGA_651600x12006581,248175,4962160160012501200
UXGA_701600x12007087,497188,9932160160012501200
UXGA_751600x12007593,747202,4942160160012501200
UXGA_851600x120085106,247229,4942160160012501200
UXGA_L1600x12006072,801119,9771648160012161200
UXGAP1_601200x16005995,804119,9461252120016201600
UXGAP2_601200x16006099,404163,8171648120016561600
VGA_60640x4806031,32625,061800640525480
VGA_66640x4806735,10030,326864640525480
VGA_72640x4807337,86031,500832640520480
VGA_75640x48075,00037,50031, 500840640500480
VGA1_85640x48085,00043,36936,000832640509480
VGA2_85720x40085,00037,90035,475936720446400
VGA75ISO640x48075,00039,37531,500800640525480
VIDEO5251302x239i29,97015,73432,20713021024263239
VIDEO6251024x278i25,00015,62531,98413101024313278
XGA_431024x3848735,50044,87212641024409384
XGA_601024x76860,00048,36064,99613441024806768
XGA_70_11024x76870,00056,47574,99913281024806768
XGA_70_21024x76870,00057,05278,04713681024815768
XGA_721024x76871,95558,14080,00013761024808768
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Name4Resolution5Fvert
Hz
6
FHor
kHz
7
Fpix
MHz
8
Ptot9Pact10Ltot11Lact12
XGA_75_11024x7687560,02478,75213121024800768
XGA_75_21024x7687661,08086,00014081024806768
XGA_851024x76885,00068,68094,50013761024808768
XGA_EOS1024x76863,00050,00067,20013441024796768
XGA75_GS1024x76874,53459,70179,28413281024801768
Table A-1
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							Glossary
GLOSSARY
2:2 pull-down
The process of transferring 24-frames/secfilm format into video by repeating each frame (used for PAL DVD’s) as two video fields.
(AD)
3:2 pull-down
Method used to map the 24 fps of film onto the 30 fps (60 fields) or 25 fps (50 fields), so that one film frame occupies three video
fields, the next two, etc. It means the two fields of every other video frame come from different film frames making operations
such as rotoscoping impossible, and requiring care in editing. Some sophisticated equipment can unravel the 3:2 sequence to
allow frame-by-frame treatment and subsequently re-compose 3:2. The 3:2 sequence repeats every five video frames and four film
frames, the latter identified as A-D. Only film frame A is fullyon a video frame and so exists at one time code only, making it the
editable point of the video sequence.
AGC
Automatic Gain Control: allows an automatic amplitude (gain) control of the incoming video signal
ANSI 73.11
American power plug to connect the power cord to the wall outlet.
Artefacts
Undesirable elements or defects in a video picture. These may occur naturally in the video process and must be eliminated in
order to achieve a high-quality picture. Most common in analog are cross color and cross luminance. Most common in digital are
macroblocks, which resemble pixelation of the video image.
CEE7
European power plug to connect the power cord to the wall outlet.
Chrominance
The color component of a video signal that includes information about tint and saturation.
Color space
A color space is a mathematical representation for a color. Forexample, the RGB color space is based on a Cartesian coordinate
system.
Common address
Default address. Projector will always execute the command coming from a RCU programmed with that common address.
Component Video
In Component Video the term component describes a number of elements that are needed to make up the video picture, these
components are PR/Y/PB. A composite video signal on the other hand contains all the information needed for the color picture in a
single channel of information
DMD
Digital Micromirror Device
DVI
Digital Visual Interface is a display interface developed in response to the proliferation of digital flat panel displays.
The digital video connectivity standard that was developed by DDWG (Digital Display Work Group). This connection standard offers
two different connectors: one with 24 pins that handles digital video signals only, and one with 29 pins that handles both digital
and analog video. This standard uses TMDS (Transition Minimized Differential Signal) from Silicon Image and DDC (Display Data
Channel) from VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association).
DVI can be single or dual link.
Luminance
The component of a video signal that includes information about its brightness.
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							Glossary
PiP
PiP stands for Picture in Picture and allows to display multiple windows containing each of them an image. The windows may be
of the video or data type.
Projector address
Address installed in the projector to be individually controlled.
SDI
Serial Digital Interface
Video Selector
The Video Selector is a graphical interface which allows an overview of the different video inputs (Composite Video and S-Video)
and whether they are active (signal connected) or not as well as the selection of these different signals.
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							Index
INDEX
A
Address 39–40, 122
Program 40
RCU 40
Projector address 122
setting 39
Adjustment 41–42
Lens 41–42
Remote Control 42
Via Menu Bar 41
Adjustments 121
Lens 121
AGC 81
AGC on Video 81
Aspect ratio 67
Auto Image 104, 118
Setup 118
B
Background 97
Brightness 62
C
Color 63
Color space 73–74
Custom 74
Color temperature 71
Computer input 27
Connections 21–23, 28, 37
Communications 28
RS232 IN 28
Input source connection 22
Input source connections 22–23
Facilities 23
Layers 22
Switching off 37
Contrast 61
D
Diagnostics 133
Digital 26–27
DVI 26
SDI 27
Dimensions 5, 7
Display menu 113–118
Auto Image Setup 118
Full screen representation 113
Menu bar position 116
Sliderbox position 117
Startup screen 114
Status bar position 116
Take screenshot 115
Te x t B o x 11 4
Display Setup 113
DVI 26
Pin configuration 26
E
Economic mode 101
Extended configuration 29
Introduction 29
F
File 103, 106–110
Copy 109
Delete 110edit 107
Advanced video settings 107
Parameters 107
Edit 106, 108
Advanced data settings 108
How 106
load 103
Rename 109
Filmmode 75
Full screen representation 113
G
Gamma 65
Settings 65
General menu 55–57
Freeze 55
identification 57
Overview 55
Pause 55
Standby Timer 56
Getting started 36, 39
Address 39
lamp runtime 36
Getting Started 33, 37–38
Temperature error DMD 37
Using the RCU 38
H
Hue 64
I
I²C Diagnostics 133
Identification screen 57
Image files 137
standard 137
Image files menu 103, 106–108
Edit file 106–108
Advanced data settings 108
Advanced video settings 107
How 106
Parameters 107
Load file 103
Overview 103
Image menu 59–61, 65, 71, 73, 75–76, 81–82
AGC on Video 81
Color space 73
Color temperature 71
Filmmode 75
Gamma 65
Settings 65
Input balance 76
Manual Gain control 82
Overview 60
Settings 61
Input 23–27
Input source connection 23–27
5-Cable input 23
Composite Video input 24
Computer input 27
DVI 26
RGB analog 27
S-Video input 25
SDI 27
Input balance 76–80
Adjust 77
Black balance 78
Introduction 76
White balance 79
YPrPb sigals 80
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							Index
Input source connection 22
Input source connections 29–30
Extended configuration 29–30
5-cable 29
Introduction 29
S-Video 30
Summarizing 30
Installation 121
Installation guidelines 11, 13, 41
Installation requirements 13
Projector Configuration 11
Quick lens adjustment 41
Installation Guidelines 9–10, 14, 16–17
Ambient Temperature 9
Ceiling mount support 17
Condition Check 10
Environment 10
General 9
Laser Beams 10
Lenses 14, 16
Lens installation 16
Safety area 10
Screen Type 10
Installation menu 125
Quick access keys 125
Installation requirements 13
L
Lamp 36
runtime 36
Lamp mode 100
Lamps and power supply 133
Lamps menu 99
Overview 99
Language 124
Layers 22
Input 22
Lens 17, 41–42, 121
Adjustment 41–42
Remote Control 42
Via Menu Bar 41
Cleaning 17
Lens adjustments 121
Lens installation 16
Lenses 14, 16
Formulas 14
Lens installation 16
M
Main fuse 22
Manual Gain control 82
Menu 45–46, 49–52, 55–57, 60–67, 70–71, 73, 75–76, 81–82,
85, 87–92, 95, 97, 99–101, 103, 106, 109–110, 113–118, 121–122,
124–126, 133, 135–136
Adjustment menu 135–136
Convergence 135
Internal patterns 135
More 136
Display menu 113–118
Auto Image Setup 118
Full screen representation 113
Menu bar position 116
Sliderbox position 117
Startup screen 114
Status bar position 116
Take screenshot 115
Te x t B o x 11 4
General menu 55–57
Freeze 55
Identification screen 57
Overview 55
Pause 55
Standby Timer 56Image files menu 103, 106, 109–110
Copy file 109
Delete file 110
Edit file 106
Introduction 103
Load file 103
Overview 103
Rename file 109
Image menu 60–67, 70–71, 73, 75–76, 81–82
AGC on Video 81
Aspect ratio 67
Brightness 62
Color 63
Color space 73
Color temperature 71
Contrast 61
Filmmode 75
Gamma 65
Hue 64
Input balance 76
Manual Gain control 82
Noise reduction 66
Overview 60
phase 66
Phase 66
Sharpness 64
Show native resolution 70
Tint 64
Installation 121
Installation menu 121–122, 124–126
Automatic startup 126
Language 124
Lens adjustments 121
projector address 122
Projector orientation 124
Quickaccesskeys 125
RS232 baudrate 126
Lamps menu 99–101
Economic 101
Mode 100
Overview 99
Runtime warning 101
runtimes 99
Service menu 133
I²C Diagnostics 133
Lamps and power supply 133
Signal menu 95, 97
Background 97
Overview 95
Switching mode 95
Source selection 49–52
5-cable input 50
Composite video 51
How 49
Overview 49
S-Video 52
Use of icons 49
Video selector 52
Start up 45
Tools menu 85, 87–92
Overview 85
PiP 85
PiP add window 88
PiP Adjust 92
PiP delete layout 92
PiP layout 90
PiP remove window 89
PiP rename layout 91
PiP Save 90
PiP select 87
Using the dialog boxes 46
Using the menu 45
Menu bar position 116
Menu structure 45–46
Getting used with 45
Start up 45
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