Barco Projector Toolset For Hdx Series Reference Guide

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Input mode selection
Possible results
Input
moduleIndication Description
RGB Auto detect RGB input, the projector detects automatically the correct type.
YUV Auto detect YUV input, the projector detects automatically the correct type.
CVBS/S-Video Auto
detectComposite video or S-Video, the projector detects automatically
the correct type.
RGB HS/VS - CS RGB input with separate horizontal and vertical sync or separate
composite sync.
RGB CV RGB input with composite video as sync signal
RGB SOG RGB input with sync on green
YUV HS/VS - CS Component video with separate horizontal and vertical sync or
separate composite sync.
YUV CV Component video with composite video as sync signal
YUV SOY Component video with sync on Y
CVBS Composite video
5cable
S-Video Super video
INP 1 priority When 2 sources are connected, input 1 has priority
INP 2 priority When 2 sources are connected, input 2 has priority
INP 1 Input 1 selected
HD-SDI
-SDI
INP 2 Input 2 selected
Dual SDI
DVI DVI mode single link
RGB HS-VS/CS
YUV HS-VS/CS
DVI mode dual link
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8.5 Status PiP window
To toggle the status via the properties
1. Select the PiP window. (image 8-11)
The border of the window changes to white.
2. When the selected PiP window is visible, to make this window not visible, uncheck the check boxVisible
next toStatus.
When the selected PiP window in not visible, to make this window visible, check the check boxVisible
next toStatus.
When a window is not visible, the outline of the window remains visible in the Layout preview but the
background color becomes transparent.
Image 8-11
Status PiP window
To toggle the status via the context menu
1. Right click on the PiP window to change the status. (image 8-12)
A context menu opens.
2. SelectVisible.
State when opening the context
menu:Action:
Checked, PiP window is visibleclick to make the PiP window not visible
Not checked, PiP window not visible click to make the PiP window visible, a window texture
becomes visible.
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8.6 Inputfiles
Overview
• Introduction
• Loading afitting inputfile
•Loadafile from allfiles
• Edit Input settings
• Save changes on an inputfile
• Rename the current inputfile
• Deleting an inputfile
• Aspect ratio for selected input
• Input balance
• Input color temperature
8.6.1 Introduction
Aboutfiles
Beforeanewsourcecanbeused,acorrectfile has to installed. The projector’s memory contains a list of
files corresponding to the most used sources. When the source corresponds with one of thesefiles, the
file can be loaded and saved for future use. When there is a little difference, thefilecanalsobeloaded
and then edited until the source specs are reached.
Types of sourcefiles
When opening the list of sourcefiles, you will recognize 2 types of sourcefiles:
• system sourcefiles (default available in the projector’s memory)
• custom sourcefiles
The custom sourcefiles with the same name of the system sourcefilesareindicatedwithaindexnumber
between brackets.
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8.6.2 Loading afitting inputfile
Load via Load icon
1. Selectfirst a window.
2. Click on Selectfile icon (a). (image 8-13)
TheLoad(fit) dialog box opens (b).
Only the bestfittingfiles are displayed. Files with a digit between brackets are custom sourcefiles. All
others are standard sourcefiles.
3. Select afile from the list (c).
4. ClickOpenorSelectto load the selectedfile (d).
When a standardfile is selected or a not exactly matching customfile, Projector Toolset will ask to
create a new customfile by copying the settings of the selectedfile into the customfile.
5. ClickOKto continue.
The new created custom sourcefile is loaded and can be edited if necessary
Image 8-13
Loadfittingfile via load icon
Load via the input window
1. Selectfirst a window.
2. Click onAdjust(a). (image 8-14)
The Input dialog box is displayed (b).
3. ClickFileand selectLoad (FIT)(c).
Alistoffittingfiles is displayed inLoad (fit)dialog box (d).
4. Select afile from the list (e).
5. ClickOpenorSelectto load the selectedfile (f).
Whenastandardfile is selected or a not exactly matching custom sourcefile, Projector Toolset will ask
to create a new customfile by copying the settings of the selectedfile into the customfile.
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6. ClickOKto create a new custom sourcefile. IfCancelis pressed the previous selectedfile is loaded
again.
The new createdfilecanbeedited.
Image 8-14
Loadfittingfile
8.6.3 Load afile from allfiles
What is possible?
Afile can be loaded from the complete list of allfiles.
How to load
1. Selectfirst a window.
2. Click onAdjust(a). (image 8-15)
TheInputdialog box is displayed (b).
3. ClickFileand selectLoad (ALL)(c).
A list of allfilesisdisplayedinLoad (All)dialog box (d).
4. Click on the desiredfile in the list (e) and clickOpen or Select(f).
When a standardfile is selected or a not matching customfile, Projector Toolset will ask to create a
new custom sourcefile by copying the settings of the selectedfile into the customfile.
5. ClickOKto create a new custom sourcefile. IfCancelis pressed the previous selectedfile is loaded
again.
The new createdfilecanbeedited.
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8.6.4 Edit Input settings
Adjustable items
•Total horizontal pixels: total horizontal pixels in the source. If the value is wrong, sampling mistakes
(small vertical bars in the projected image) will be seen in the image.
•Active horizontal pixels: determine the width of the window on the screen. This value is normally given
inthesourcespecifications. If not, adjust until full image height is displayed (no missing lines).
•Horizontal start in pixels: number of pixels between the beginning of the input signal and the start of
the video information in the signal.
•Total vertical pixels: total vertical pixels in the source.
•Active vertical pixels: number of vertical pixels determining the height of the projected image. This
valueisnormallygiveninthespecifications of the source. If not, adjust until full image height is dis-
played (no missing lines)
•Vertical start in pixels: number of pixels between the start of the input signal and start of the image on
the screen.
• Horizontal period in nanoseconds.
How to edit
1. Selectfirst a window.
2. Click onAdjust.(image8-16)
TheInputdialog box is displayed. The current used inputfile is indicated next toActive inputfile.
3. Click in the text box of the spin box of the desired item and enter the desired value with the keyboard
Or,
click on the up down control until the desired value is reached.
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Once a value or a setting is changed thefile name next toActive inputfilegets an as-
terisk to indicate that thefile is not saved yet.
When closing theInputdialog box, Projector Toolset asks to save the changes.
8.6.5 Save changes on an inputfile
What can be done?
Once a loadedfile is changed, the settings can be save in the samefile.
When changes are made in theInputdialog box and when closing this box withoutfirst saving, the software
asks to save the settings anyway.
The save is executed on the projector.
For direct save
1. ClickAdjust. (image 8-17)
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TheInputdialog box is displayed.
2. Click onFileand selectSave.
The settings are saved in the samefile on the projector.
Image 8-17
When closing theInputdialog box, Projector Toolset asks to save the changes.
8.6.6 Rename the current inputfile
What can be done?
The current inputfilecanberename.
Not possible to rename the activefile (current loadedfile).
How to rename, way 1
1. Click on the rename icon on the Input settings pane (a). (image 8-18)
TheRename inputdialog box opens (b).
2. Select thefile to rename from the list (c) and clickRename(d).
AnInputdialog box opens (e). The current name isfilled out.
3. Select the current name (f) and enter a new name.
Note:Only the characters a to z, A to Z, 1 to 9 and (, ), _, -, @ or allowed in a name.
4. ClickOK(g).
The name is changed into the new name.
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Rename sourcefile via icon
How to rename, way 2
1. Click onAdjust(a). (image 8-19)
TheInputdialog box opens (b).
2. Click onFileand selectRename(c).
TheRename inputdialog box opens (d).
3. Select thefile to rename from the list (e) and clickRename(f).
AnInputdialog box opens. The current name isfilled out (g).
4. Select the current name (h) and enter a new name.
Note:Only the characters a to z, A to Z, 1 to 9 and (, ), _, -, @ or allowed in a name.
5. ClickOK(i).
The name is changed into the new name.
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Rename via input settings
8.6.7 Deleting an inputfile
What is possible?
Any custom inputfile can be delete. It is not possible to delete standardfiles.
Not possible to delete the activefile (current loadedfile).
How to delete, way 1
1. Click on the delete icon on theInput settingspane (a). (image 8-20)
TheDelete inputdialog box opens (b).
2. Select thefile to delete from the list (c) and clickDelete(d).
AQuestiondialog box opens to ask if you are sure to delete the selectedfile (e).
3. ClickYe s(f).
The selectedfile is deleted.
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