Digital Projection LIGHTNING 10sx And LIGHTNING 15sx User Manual

							STANDARD DEFINITION SERIAL DIGITAL SIGNALS
Standard Serial Digital signals (50Hz and 60Hz) are connected to the projector by a
single cable. The projector provides two separate inputs for these signals, inputs 4
and 5, either of which may be used.  
4, 4, 4 SERIAL DIGITAL SIGNALS
4, 4, 4 Serial Digital signals require connection to inputs 4 and 5 as shown below.
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INPUT 2 INPUT 1
INPUT 3Audio
SwitcherVideo
Switcher
ComputerExt
Remote
In
Out
Input 4
Input 5DIGITAL
Input 6
CONTROL SOURCE
Component
S-Video
CompositeR/Pr
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ÑG/Y
Ñ
CVbsB/Pb
Y
ÑH/HV
Ñ
ÑV
Ñ
Ñ
INPUT 2 INPUT 1
INPUT 3Audio
SwitcherVideo
Switcher
ComputerExt
Remote
In
Out
Input 4
Input 5DIGITAL
Input 6
CONTROL SOURCE
Component
S-Video
CompositeR/Pr
C
ÑG/Y
Ñ
CVbsB/Pb
Y
ÑH/HV
Ñ
ÑV
Ñ
Ñ
INPUT 2 INPUT 1
INPUT 3Audio
SwitcherVideo
Switcher
ComputerExt
Remote
In
Out
Input 4
Input 5DIGITAL
Input 6
CONTROL SOURCE
Component
S-Video
CompositeR/Pr
C
ÑG/Y
Ñ
CVbsB/Pb
Y
ÑH/HV
Ñ
ÑV
Ñ
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							Turning On the Lamp
The lamp should light up within 25 seconds of the projector being turned on. If it
has not lit, the bottom red LED at the front of the case will glow constantly and the
projector should be turned off and back on again.
Never look into the lamp housing or the lens, or attempt to remove the lamp from
its housing when the projector is on.
Picture Display
The picture display can be controlled using the PIC MUTE button on the remote
control. When muted the screen goes blank (with the shutter option included, PIC
MUTE will provide additional blackout by removing any stray light that may fall
onto the screen). Changing the lamp power when the picture is muted will cause the
image to be displayed.
When unmuted the video image is displayed on screen and the lamp is set to either
HIGH or LOW depending on the last selection made with the lamp power buttons.
The Picture Display can be set in the User Preferences menu for the next time the
projector is switched on (see System Operation, C—29).
IMAGE CONTROL
The image parameters determine how a picture looks on screen and are adjusted by
using the remote control or the on-screen Modify menu. Adjustable parameters
include Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, Saturation, Hue, Size, Position, Pixel
number, Pixel phase and Colour Temperature. 
To adjust a parameter using the remote control, first press the appropriate command
button then use the ñ, ðbuttons to increase and the ò, ïbuttons to decrease the
value (see System Operation, C—1). If the cursor buttons are not pressed within ten
seconds, the function will be deactivated. If a second function is selected before the
ten seconds have elapsed, the new function will be applied instead.
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							The Image Parameter controls on the remote can be used when in the Menu 
system providing that no data fields are being edited.
The adjusted parameter settings for an input device can be saved to a channel. A
channel setting also stores the input source address (see storing system
configurations, B—15, for more information). This allows you to use the input
device at a later date without having to reconfigure the parameters to achieve the
desired image. The channel is selected in the Channel Set-up menu or by using the
remote. The source image is then displayed on screen.
LENS CONTROL
Projectors fitted with a motorised lens mount have additional picture control 
features available via the remote control in the form of Focus, Zoom and Lens Shift.
These features are operated via the LENS button (see System Operation, C—4) and
allow the user to either adjust the image Focus and/or adjust the horizontal and ver-
tical positioning of the displayed image relative to the projector.
ON SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD)
The On Screen Display (OSD) displays the system menus and messages. The OSD
will come on automatically at power-up if it is preset in User Preferences Menu.
Alternatively it can be activated by the OSD ON remote control button.
MENU SYSTEM
The main menu provides access to dialogue boxes which allow you to control the
projector and to view system settings. If the OSD is set or switched to OFF the
menu system and messages will not be displayed on screen.
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Storing System Configurations
A Channel is a store containing all of the parameters associated with an input and
the image it displays. The projector has 63 available channels.
In addition to the channels there are three further stores. They are the Previous
Store, Revised Storeand Factory Pre-set. These three stores are accessed directly
from the remote using the PREV (previous store), REV (revised store) and >.
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(factory pre-set) buttons.
When a channel has just been selected or the factory pre-set is being used, the
parameters are held in the previous store. If any changes are then made to the
channel or the pre-set, they are held in the revised store.
Modifications made to the image parameters will be applied to the revised store
regardless of whether the previous or revised image is being displayed.
At any point PREV and REV can be pressed to compare the original image with the
revised image. Any final changes can be saved by pressing SAVE on the remote
which will transfer the contents of the Revised store to the last channel selected.
Pressing SAVE will save any changes made regardless of which view is being 
displayed
To clear changes held in the Revised store re-select the original channel using the
numeric keypad on the remote control.
The factory pre-set contains configuration parameters which cannot be altered,
however changes can be made and stored in a new channel using the Channel
Set-up menu. There is a pre-set for a computer input and one for a video input. The
pre-set will produce an image but not necessarily of the ultimate quality. The
quality can be improved using the Modify Command. The factory pre-set channel
number is 0 (zero).
To find out which channel is currently being used, press MENU and select
Channel Set-up. The current channel will be highlighted in the channel list.
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							Remote Control - Overview................................................CÑ1
LED Indicators....................................................................C
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Menu Operation.................................................................C
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Dialogue Boxes.............................................................C
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Check boxes.................................................................C
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Flyout Lists.....................................................................C
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Soft Buttons....................................................................C
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Data Entry Fields........................................................CÑ10
Information Windows .................................................C
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Password.....................................................................C
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Main Menu - Overview....................................................C
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Channel Set-up ................................................................C
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Select Command ........................................................C
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View Command .........................................................C
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Copy Command .........................................................C
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New Command ..........................................................C
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Modify Command ......................................................C
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Delete Command .......................................................C
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Image Mode.....................................................................C
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User Preferences...............................................................C
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							Test Patterns.....................................................................CÑ31
Projector Status.................................................................C
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Set Projector Address.......................................................C
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Add Computer..................................................................C
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Create/Modify Command..........................................C
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Delete Command .......................................................C
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Copy Command .........................................................C
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Applying a New Signal Source........................................C
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Configuring a Computer Channel..............................C
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Configuring a Video Channel ....................................C
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Adjusting the Displayed Image.......................................C
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Addressing Multiple Projectors........................................C
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Computer Control.............................................................C
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Switcher Operation..........................................................C
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Palm Pilot Control Utility Operation................................C
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							Both the remote control unit and the 
integrated keypad on the rear of the 
projector can be used to select channels,
adjust parameters and navigate through
the menu systems.
Most of the control functions have an
icon and a scalar bar which are displayed
on screen when the function is activated.
When making adjustments to the image
settings, always make sure the On Screen
Display is on. You can use the On Screen
Display whilst showing an image to see
the affects of any changes made.
As projector operation will frequently
take place in a darkened room, the remote
control has a built in back-light which 
illuminates the control panel. When the
remote control is directly connected to
the projector (either via the Remote
Receiver or using the Hard Wire Remote
Adapter) this light will be constantly 
illuminated allowing you to locate the
buttons required. When battery operated,
pressing LIGHT on the remote control
will illuminate the panel and activate a
timer. This timer will automatically turn
the back-light off after 10 seconds and is
reset every time you press a button.
Therefore the back-light will stay on for
10 seconds after the last operation on the
remote.
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AUD
MUTEPIC
MUTELENS LAMP
HIGHOSD
OFF
LOW ON
OFF
PREVREV SAVE>  
						

							BUTTON ICON FUNCTION / OPERATION
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PIC MUTE PIC MUTE toggles the displayed image between
(Picture Mute)the incoming signal and a blank screen.
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LAMP HIGH L A M P   H I G H  represents 100% lamp power 
and LAMP LOW is variable between 0 and 31,  
which corresponds to between 50% and  100%.
When LAMP LOW is pressed, a slider bar 
LAMP LOW appears on screen allowing the user to define the 
precise setting of light output using the left and
right cursor keys. LAMP HIGH and LAMP
LOW can then be used to toggle between 100% 
LAMP OFF and the previously defined LAMP LOW setting.
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OSD ONOSD ON activates the On Screen Display 
OSD OFFallowing you to view system information on 
the screen. OSD OFF deactivates the display. 
There is no icon for OSD OFF.
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POS These buttons are used to alter the horizontal &
(Position)vertical size and position of the displayed image.
Press POS and use the cursor keys to alter the 
position of the image. The image size can be 
SIZE altered using the cursor keys after selecting the
SIZE button.
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PIXELPress PIXEL to designate the number of 
horizontal pixels to be sampled in the incoming
signal. Movement through the range is
controlled by the cursor buttons.
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							BUTTON ICON FUNCTION / OPERATION
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PHASE B y  pressing PHASE, then using the cursor
buttons, the pixel clock phase (0 to 100) can  
be adjusted. This function is only used for
computer input signals.
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COL The colour temperature can be adjusted in steps
(Colourof 100° from 2000° to 10,000° Kelvin. Press
Temperature)COL, then increase or decrease the temperature
using the cursor buttons.
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BRI These image control buttons allow you to adjust
(Brightness)the brightness, contrast, sharpness, saturation 
and hue parameters of the displayed image.
Pressing one of these buttons will display its
CON associated icon and scalar bar, adjustments
(Contrast)can then be made using the cursor buttons.
SHARP, SAT and HUE will have no effect on 
SHARPdisplayed image if a component or computer
(Sharpness)signal is being used. Similarly, HUE will have
no effect on a PAL signal. SAT, Saturation con
trol works on YUV component images.
SAT
(Saturation)
HUE
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