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Digital Projection E-Vision series  WIRING DETAILS  Connection Guide
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Wiring Details
Signal inputs and outputs
Monitor video output (VGA)
Computer 1 video input: analog computer (VGA)
15 way D-type connector
1.R
2.G
3.B
4.unused.
5.Digital.Ground.(H.Sync)
6.R.Ground
7.B.Ground
8.G.Ground
9.+5v
10.Digital.Ground.(V.Sync/DDC)
11.unused
12.SDA
13.H.Sync
14.V.Sync
15.SCL
Computer 2 video input: RGBHV, RGsB or YCbCr
5 x 75 ohm BNC
RGBHV    RGsB      YCbCr
Green.. .Green.+.Sync.. . Y
Blue.. .Blue. . . Cb
Red.. .Red. . . Cr
Hsync
Vsync
Notes
 For full details of all input settings, 
see the Advanced menu in the 
Operating Guide.
 For details of the audio connections 
associated with these video 
connections, see later in this 
section.
pin view of female connector
R/Cr           G/Y         B/Cb            H            V 
						

							
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Computer 3 video input: DVI-D
24 way D-type connector
1.TMDS.Data.2-
2.TMDS.Data.2+
3.TMDS.Data.2.Shield
4.unused
5.unused
6.DDC.Clock
7.DDC.Data
8.unused
9.TMDS.Data.1-
10.TMDS.Data.1+
11.TMDS.Data.1.Shield
12.unused
13.unused
14.+5.V.Power
15.Ground
16.Hot.Plug.Detect*
17.TMDS.Data.0-
18.TMDS.Data.0+
19.TMDS.Data.0.Shield
20.unused
21.unused
22.TMDS.Clock.Shield
23.TMDS.Clock+
24.TMDS.Clock-
*.Hot.plug.detect.(HPD).is.fully.DVI.compliant...DVI.sources.detect.the.presence.of.a.display.
device.by.providing.+5V.on.pin.14.and.looking.for.+5V.on.pin.16..Whenever.the.projector.is.
operational,.and.5V.is.present.on.pin.14,.pin.16.will.be.held.at.+5V.
EDID.is.available.even.when.the.projector.is.switched.off.
Operational.means.that.the.projector.is.powered.up...Non.operational.states.are.powered.
down.and.some.self.test.and.reprogramming.modes.
High.Definition.Content.Protection.(HDCP).is.supported.on.this.input.
Notes
 For full details of all input settings, 
see the Advanced menu in the 
Operating Guide.pin view of female connector 
						

							
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Monitor audio output
Computer 1, 2, 3 audio inputs
3.5mm mini jack
Tip.Left
Ring.Right
Sleeve.Ground
Component video and audio input
3 x RCA Phono
YCbCr    YPbPr
Cr. .Pr
Y. . Y
Cb. . Pb
2.x.RCA Phono
Left.or.Mono.audio
Right.audio
Notes
 For full details of all input settings, 
see the Advanced menu in the 
Operating Guide.
Sleeve
Ring
Tip
L           R   Y      Pb/Cb    Pr/Cr 
						

							
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Video input
1 x RCA Phono
Composite.Video
Composite and S-Video audio input
2.x.RCA Phono
Left.or.Mono.audio
Right.audio
S-Video input
4 pin mini-DIN
1.Y.Ground
2. C.Ground
3.Luminance.(Y)
4.Chrominance.(C)
pin view of female connector
Notes
 For full details of all input settings, 
see the Advanced menu in the 
Operating Guide.
L           R 
						

							
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Control connections
Screen Trigger output
3.5mm mini jack
Tip.Signal
Sleeve.Ground
RS232 Serial control input
1.unused
2.Received.Data.(RX)
3.Transmitted.Data.(TX)
4.unused
5.Signal.Ground
6.unused
7.unused
8.unused
9.unused
Null-modem cable
(used.to.connect.the.projector.to.a.computer)
RX.2.---.3.TX
TX.3.---.2.RX
GND.5.---.5.GND
Serial port settings
Baud.rate. 115,200.bps
Data.length.8.bits
Stop.bits..one
Parity. .none
Flow.control.none
pin view of female connector
Notes
 Only one remote connection can 
be used at any one time. For more 
information, see the Installation 
menu in the Operating Guide.
 The projector is a DTE, so use:
  a straight cable to connect to a 
modem, or
 a null-modem cable as shown here 
to connect to another DTE such as a 
computer.
SleeveTip 
						

							
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LAN connection
TCP.Port.number.
5450
10BaseT Unshielded Twisted Pair cable
The.standard.wire.colours.are.as.follows:
1. White./.Orange.stripe
2.Orange
3.White./.Green.stripe
4.Blue
5.White./.Blue.stripe
6.Green
7.White./.Brown.stripe
8.Brown
Crossed cable
(used.to.connect.directly.to.a.computer.with.no.hub.or.network.).
(Note.that.only.the.green.and.orange.pairs.are.crossed)
1.White./.Orange.stripe. White./.Green.stripe.1
2.Orange. . . Green. . .2
3.White./.Green.stripe. White./.Orange.stripe.3
4.Blue. . . Blue. . .4
5.White./.Blue.stripe. White./.Blue.stripe.5
6.Green. . . Orange. . .6
7.White./.Brown.stripe. White./.Brown.stripe.7
8.Brown. . . Brown. . .8
Notes
 Only one remote connection can 
be used at any one time. For more 
information, see the Installation 
menu in the Operating Guide.
 For information about how to set the 
LAN IP configuration, see the next 
page.
 Use:
  a straight cable to connect to a hub 
or network, or
 a crossed cable as shown here 
to connect ONLY to a computer 
directly.
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Rev A     January 2012
E-Vision series
High Brightness Digital Video Projector
OPERATING GUIDE
112-460A
BOOK CONTENTS
OPERATING GUIDE
About this Guide
Symbols used in this guide
Warnings 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  CONTENTS  Operating Guide
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CONTENTS
About this Guide ........................................................................\
............Op_1
Symbols used in this guide ...................................................................Op_1
Warnings.........................................................................\
................Op_1
Notes.........................................................................\
......................Op_1
Product revision  ........................................................................\
.............Op_1
Using the Remote Control ...............................................................Op_2
Using the Menus  ........................................................................\
............Op_3
Navigating the menus ........................................................................\
....Op_3
Submenus ........................................................................\
.......................Op_4
Sliders  ........................................................................\
.............................Op_4
Selecting parameters ........................................................................\
.....Op_5
Commands ........................................................................\
......................Op_6
Editing fields  ........................................................................\
...................Op_6
A Tour of  the Menus  ........................................................................\
....Op_7
Picture Menu ........................................................................\
...................Op_7
Picture.Mode.........................................................................\
..........Op_7
Brilliant.Colour.........................................................................\
........Op_7
Brightness,.Contrast,.Colour,. Tint,.Sharpness................................Op_7
Reset.........................................................................\
......................Op_7
Advance.Setting.Submenu.............................................................Op_8
Signal Menu ........................................................................\
..................Op_10
Horizontal.and.Vertical.Position,.Phase,.Clock.............................Op_10
Reset.........................................................................\
....................Op_10
Resolution.........................................................................\
............Op_10
Auto.Sync.........................................................................\
.............Op_10
Video Menu  ........................................................................\
...................Op_11
Overscan.........................................................................\
..............Op_11
Video.System.........................................................................\
.......Op_11
Video.Setup.........................................................................\
..........Op_11
Closed.Caption........................................................................\
.....Op_11
Setup Menu ........................................................................\
...................Op_12
Auto.Search.........................................................................\
.........Op_12
Auto.Power.Off.........................................................................\
.....Op_12
Auto.Power.On.........................................................................\
.....Op_12
Standby.Mode.........................................................................\
......Op_12
Background.........................................................................\
..........Op_13
Audio.........................................................................\
....................Op_13
3D.Mode........................................................................\
...............Op_13
Aspect.Ratio.........................................................................\
.........Op_13
Advance.Setting.Submenu...........................................................Op_14
Security.Lock........................................................................\
........Op_14
Keypad.Lock.........................................................................\
........Op_14
Image.Capture.........................................................................\
.....Op_14
Wall.Colour.........................................................................\
...........Op_14
Installation Menu ........................................................................\
..........Op_15
Language.........................................................................\
.............Op_15
Lamp.Control........................................................................\
........Op_15
Lamp.Mode.........................................................................\
..........Op_15
Projection.Mode.........................................................................\
...Op_15
Fan.Mode.........................................................................\
.............Op_15
Test.Pattern.........................................................................\
..........Op_15
Advance.Setting.........................................................................\
...Op_16
Network.........................................................................\
................Op_17
Reset.........................................................................\
....................Op_18
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Information.........................................................................\
...........Op_18
Menu Map ........................................................................\
.........................Op_19
PICTURE........................................................................\
........................Op_19
SIGNAL ........................................................................\
..........................Op_19
VIDEO  ........................................................................\
............................Op_20
SETUP  ........................................................................\
...........................Op_20
INSTALLATION  ........................................................................\
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  ABOUT THIS GUIDE  Operating Guide
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About this Guide
Please.read.this.guide.carefully.before.using.the.projector,.and.keep.it.handy.for.future.reference.
A.serial.number.is.located.on.the.side.of.the.projector..Record.it.here:.
Symbols used in this guide
Warnings
 ELECTRICAL WARNING: this symbol indicates that there is a danger of electrical shock\
 unless the instructions are closely 
followed.
 WARNING: this symbol indicates that there is a danger of physical injury \
to yourself and/or damage to the equipment unless 
the instructions are closely followed.
Notes
  NOTE: this symbol indicates that there is some important information that you should read.
Product revision
Because.we.at.Digital.Projection.continually.strive.to.improve.our.products,.we.may.change.specifications.and.designs,.and.add.new.features.
without.prior.notice..Projectors.built.prior.to.this.revision.of.the.Operating.Guide.may.therefore.not.include.all.the.features.described.