Barco Projector Toolset For Hdx Series Reference Guide

							15. Diagnostics
15.4 Temperatures
Overview
An overview of the current measured values are given.
Image 15-5
Measurements
The different measurements are grouped by Temperature, Fan speed, and Voltages.
An indication is given about the number of errors and warnings.
The symbol in front indicates the status:
• Green means OK, within the limits.
• Yellow means in warning condition.
• Red means in error condition.
The full view is the default view. To see a condensed view, uncheck the check box in front ofFull view.
A full view means that each value is visually indicated on a bar scale and that you can see immediately
wherethevalueissituatedwithinitslimits.
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							16. Lens calculator
16. LENS CALCULATOR
Overview
• Introduction
• Launching the lens calculator
• Functions of the lens calculator
• Calculate a lens
• Calculate distance
• Calculate screen
16.1 Introduction
Overview
For a typical projector and lens, the distance between the projector and the screen in relation with the
screen width can be calculated.
While launching the lens calculator, the complete Barco lens calculator starts up.
Start up
To start up the Lens calculator module, just click on the lens calculator icon () on the navigation button
bar or click onModulesand selectLens calculator.
16.2 Launching the lens calculator
How to launch
1. Click onLaunch Lens Calculator. (image 16-1)
A Macromedia Flash Player window opens with the lens calculator. Click on one of the 3 buttons to
start a calculation.
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Image 16-1
Start up lens calculator
16.3 Functions of the lens calculator
Calculate lens
Starting from a typical projector type, , the screen width used to project on and the distance between the
projector and the screen,
Starting from :
• a typical projector, selectable in Choose projector
•screenwidth
• distance between projector and screen
a lens can be calculated to be used in the given circumstances.
Calculate distance
Start by selecting a projector and then a lens. Enter the screen width.
The result is given in red at the bottom line of the calculation panel. When the selected lens was a zoom
lens, the minimum and maximum distance is given.
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Calculate screen
Start by selecting a projector and the a lens. Enter the distance between the projector and the screen.
The minimum and maximum screen width is given in red at the bottom line of the calculation panel.
16.4 Calculate a lens
How to calculate a lens
1. Click on the drop down box belowChoose projectorand select the desired projector. (image 16-2)
The aspect ratio is automaticallyfilled out.
2. Click in the inputfield of screen width and enter the correct value
Or,
click on the slider and hold down the mouse button and drag the slider until the correct screen width is
reached.
3. Click in the inputfield of projector distance and enter the correct distance
Or,
click on the slider and hold down the mouse button and drag the slider until the correct distance is
reached.
4. Click onCalculate.
An overview is given of the lenses for that type of projector. The highlighted line indicates the best lens
for the given circumstances.
Image 16-2
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16.5 Calculate distance
How to calculate distance
1. Click on the drop down box belowChoose projectorand select the desired projector. (image 16-3)
2. Click on the drop down box belowChoose lensand select the desired lens.
3. Click in the inputfield of screen width and enter the correct value
Or,
click on the slider and hold down the mouse button and drag the slider until the correct screen width is
reached.
The minimum and maximum distance is given inResult.
Image 16-3
Projector distance
16.6 Calculate screen
How to calculate screen
1. Click on the drop down box belowChoose projectorand select the desired projector. (image 16-4)
The default aspect ratio isfilled out for the selected projector.
2. Click on the drop down box belowChoose lensand select the desired lens.
3. Click in the inputfield of projector distance and enter the correct value
Or,
click on the slider and hold down the mouse button and drag the slider until the correct screen width is
reached.
The minimum and maximum screen width is given inResult.
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Image 16-4
Screen width calculation
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							A. DMX chart
A. DMX CHART
Overview
• DMX chart, Basic
• DMX chart, Full
• DMX chart, Extended
A.1 DMX chart, Basic
Overview
Chan-
nelFunction Value Default Action
0 - 5 Mechanical shutter closed1Intensity
6 - 255255
Electronic contrast on output
2 Function select 0 - 7
No function
8-15
Activate layout 1 (Main full screen) (If held
for 2 seconds)
16 - 23
Activate layout 2 (PiP top right) (If held for 2
seconds)
24 - 31
Activate layout 3 (Split top bottom) (If held
for 2 seconds)
32 - 39
Activate layout 4 (Split left right) (If held for 2
seconds)
40 - 47
Activate layout 5 (If held for 2 seconds)
48 - 55
Activate layout 6 (If held for 2 seconds)
56 - 63
Activate layout 7 (If held for 2 seconds)
64 - 71
Activate layout 8 (If held for 2 seconds)
72 - 79
Activate layout 9 (If held for 2 seconds)
80 - 87
Activate layout 10 (If held for 2 seconds)
88 - 95
Input 1 (If held for 2 seconds)
96 - 103
Input 2 (If held for 2 seconds)
104 - 111
Input 3 (If held for 2 seconds)
11 2 - 11 9
Input 4 (If held for 2 seconds)
120 - 207
No function
208 - 215
Power On / Lamp On (If held for 5 seconds)
216 - 223
Stand by / lamp Off (If held for 5 seconds)
224 - 231
XLR output voltage On (if held for 5 seconds)
232 - 239
XLR output voltage Off (if held for 5 seconds)
240 - 2550
No function
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A.2 DMX chart, Full
Overview
Chan-
nelFunction Value
DefaultAction
0 - 5 Mechanical shutter closed1 Intensity
6 - 255255
Electronic contrast on output
2 Brightness 0 - 255 128
Adjusts the brightness between 0 and 100% on input
3
Contrast0 - 255 128
Adjust the contrast between 0 and 100% on input
0-87
No function
88 - 95
Input 1 (if held for 2 seconds)
96 - 103
Input 2 (if held for 2 seconds)
104 - 111
Input 3 (if held for 2 seconds)
11 2 - 11 9
Input 4 (if held for 2 seconds)
4 Input selection
120 - 2550
No function
0-31
No function
32 - 63 Focus motor
64 - 95 Zoom motor
96 - 127
Lens shift Right Left
128 - 159
Lens shift Up Down
160 - 191
Power On / Lamp On (together with channel 6 and
7heldin255for5sec)
192 - 223
Stand By / Lamp Off (together with channel 6 and
7heldin255for5sec)
5 Function select
224 - 2550
Return lens to center position (if held for 5 seconds)
0-31
Stop
32 - 63 Run
64 - 223
No function
6
Motor Go >>
224 - 2550
Move lens to maximum position
0-31
Stop
32 - 63 Run
64 - 223
No function
7
Motor Go