Digital Projection Projector HIGHlite 660 Series User Manual

							
Rev A  June 2011
HIGHlite 660 series
High Brightness Digital Video Projector 
16:9 widescreen display
OPERATING GUIDE
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Digital Projection HIGHlite 660 series  CONTENTS  Operating Guide
Rev A  June 2011
CONTENTS
About this Guide ........................................................................\
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Symbols used in this guide ........................................................................\
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Warnings.........................................................................\
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Notes.........................................................................\
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Product revision  ........................................................................\
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Using the Menus  ........................................................................\
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Menus and sub menus........................................................................\
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Drop-down lists ........................................................................\
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Sliders  ........................................................................\
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Commands ........................................................................\
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Editing fields  ........................................................................\
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A Tour of  the Menus  ........................................................................\
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Main Menu ........................................................................\
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Input.Selection.........................................................................\
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Test.Pattern.........................................................................\
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Global.Settings.........................................................................\
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Input.Settings.........................................................................\
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Information.........................................................................\
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Global Settings Menu ........................................................................\
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Projector.........................................................................\
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Picture.........................................................................\
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Edge.Blend........................................................................\
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PIP.........................................................................\
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Advanced.Geometry.........................................................................\
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Input.Configuration.........................................................................\
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Lamp.........................................................................\
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On.Screen.Display.........................................................................\
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Network.........................................................................\
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Factory.Defaults.........................................................................\
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Input Settings Menu  ........................................................................\
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Picture.........................................................................\
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Colour........................................................................\
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Geometry.........................................................................\
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Information Menu  ........................................................................\
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Projector.........................................................................\
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Source.........................................................................\
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Digital.Projection.........................................................................\
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Menu Map  ........................................................................\
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Input Selection 
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Test Pattern  ........................................................................\
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Global Settings  ........................................................................\
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Input Settings  ........................................................................\
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Information ........................................................................\
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Digital Projection HIGHlite 660 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. 
						

							
Digital Projection HIGHlite 660 series  1. USING THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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Using the Menus
Use.the.buttons.on.the.projector.control.panel.or.on.the.remote.control,.to.access.the.menu.system.
To.open.or.close.the.on-screen.display.(OSD),.press..
Menus and sub menus
To.open.a.sub.menu,.select.it.using..and,.then.press..
To.return.to.the.previous.menu,.press..
Drop-down lists
.To.use.a.drop-down.list,.press.,.select.an.item.using..and,.then.press..again.or.press.to.exit.without.
changing.
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Notes
  Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
greyed-out on the actual menu. 
						

							
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Sliders
.To.use.a.slider,.press..andto.adjust.it.
Commands
.To.use.a.command,.press...In.the.example.below,.press..to.confirm,.or.press.to.cancel.
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Notes
  Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
greyed-out on the actual menu. 
						

							
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Editing fields
Some.features.require.a.text.or.numeric.field.to.be.edited.
To.edit.a.field,.first.select.it.using..and,.then.press..
Use..andto.move.the.green.highlight.to.the.digit.or.character.which.is.to.be.changed,.then.use..and,.to.adjust.it.
Use..andto.select.the.next.digit.or.character....etc.
Press..to.accept.the.new.value,.or.press.to.exit.without.changing.
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Notes
 Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
greyed-out on the actual menu.
Editing 
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Digital Projection HIGHlite 660 series  2. A TOUR OF THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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A Tour of  the Menus
Main Menu
Input Selection
Select.an.input.source.from.the.drop-down.list.
Test Pattern
Select.a.test.pattern.from.the.drop-down.list.
Global Settings
Global.Settings.are.those.that.affect.the.whole.projector,.regardless.of.which.input.is.being.used.or.what.kind.of.image.is.being.displayed.
More information about this menu can be found later in this section.
Input Settings
The.Input.Settings.are.those.that.affect.ONLY.the.input.being.displayed..When.a.new.input.mode.(video.or.graphics.standard).is.detected,.eg.
NTSC,.HDTV.1080p.or.SVGA,.these.settings.are.saved.so.that.they.can.be.recalled.next.time.that.input.mode.is.displayed..In.some.cases.
the.mode.may.change.for.the.same.input..For.example,.a.DVD.player.connected.to.the.HDMI.input.could.switch.between.1080p24.and.
1080i60..The.projector.is.able.to.save.and.automatically.recall.different.input.settings.for.these.different.input.modes.
More information about this menu can be found later in this section.
Information
Information.about.the.projector,.the.current.input.source,.and.about.Digital.Projection.
More information about this menu can be found later in this section.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main Menu
 The Test Pattern will be not be 
displayed until Test Pattern is 
selected from the Input Selection 
drop-down list.
 Test Patterns are subject to image 
controls, so brightness, contrast 
etc. will affect their appearance on 
screen. 
						

							
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Global Settings Menu
Global.Settings.are.those.that.affect.the.whole.projector,.regardless.of.which.input.is.being.used.or.what.signal.type.is.being.displayed.
Projector
Orientation
Depending.on.how.the.projector.is.mounted,.select.the.appropriate.setting.from.the.drop-down.list
Optimisation
Affects.interlaced.sources.only..For.fastest.response,.the.Low Latency.setting.gives.minimum.frame.delay..For.improved.performance.with.
films.involving.motion.sequences,.the.Motion.setting.uses.adaptive.de-interlacing.and.interpolation,.but.takes.longer.to.process.
Select.the.appropriate.setting.from.the.drop-down.list.
Configuration
Select.PIP,.if.the.projector.is.to.display.two.images.at.the.same.time,.using.PIP,.PAP.or.POP.mode..More.information.about.this.feature.
can.be.found.later.in.this.section.
Select.PIP,.if.this.is.a.lone.projector.displaying.a.single.image,.but.make.sure.that.PIP Option.is.turned.off.
Select.Edge Blend.if.this.projector.is.part.of.an.array.of.projectors,.each.one.showing.a.part.of.one.large.image..More.information.about.
the.Edge.Blend.feature.can.be.found.later.in.this.section.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal Settings
Main MenuGlobal SettingsProjector
 Switching from PIP to Edge Blend 
will cause a short delay whilst the 
projector reconfigures. No control 
will be possible during this period.
 PIP and Edge Blend are mutually 
exclusive modes of operation. When 
in PIP mode, Edge Blend is not 
available, and vice versa. 
						

							
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Picture
These.settings.in.the.Global.Picture.Menu.affect.all.images,.regardless.of.which.input.is.being.used.or.what.signal.type.is.being.displayed.
Colour Mode
Select.one.of.the.preset.Colour.Modes.from.the.drop-down.list.
Gamma
Select.a.Gamma.setting.from.the.drop-down.list.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsPicture
 There are two Picture menus – one 
in the Global Menu, and one in the 
Input Settings Menu. 
						

							
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Edge Blend
When.several.projectors.are.used.to.create.a.large.tiled.image,.the.edges.need.to.be.blended.to.avoid.the.overlaps.appearing.brighter.than.
the.rest.of.the.image..The.Edge.Blend.menu.is.available.only.when.Configuration.in.the.Projector.menu.is.set.to.Edge Blend.
Array Width and Height
Set.this.to.the.total.number.of.projectors.in.the.array.. None.of.the.other.options.are.available. until.one.of.these.two.settings.is.greater.than.
1..The.maximum.number.of.projectors.is.4.x.4.
Array H Position and V Position
These.two.parameters.need.to.be.set.correctly.for.each.projector.in.the.array,.so.that.it.can.determine.which.edges.are.to.be.blended..
Sometimes.only.one.edge.overlaps,.sometimes.two,.three.or.four.
Blending
Set.this.to.Off.for.a.lone.projector,.On.to.enable.Edge.Blending,.or.Align Pattern.to.help.adjust.the.physical.position.of.the.projectors.
Segmentation
Set.this.to.On,.if.you.want.the.projector.to.divide.up.the.image.into.tiles,.or.Off.if.you.have.external.equipment.to.do.this.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsEdge Blend
 This menu is available only when 
Configuration in the Projector 
menu is set to Edge Blend.
 None of the other blend options are 
available until either the Width or 
Height setting is greater than 1.
 Note that the position numbering 
starts from zero:
  So the top left projector is at position  
H 0, V 0.
 Which settings are available in these 
menus depends on:
  - how many projectors there are in 
the array
 - the position of the projector in the 
array
Blend Width
Use.this.to.set.the.width.of.the.blended.
regions.
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Black Level Uplift
Use.this.to.correct.for.non-zero.black.
levels.in.the.blended.regions.
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Reduce Black Level Uplift Width
Use.this.to.correct.for.stray.light.from.
the.DMD’s.non-addressable.border.
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