Digital Projection Projector HIGHlite 660 Series User Manual

							
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsPIP
 This menu is available only when 
Configuration in the Projector 
menu is set to PIP.
 PIP, PAP and POP are NOT 
possible when Input is set to Test 
Pattern.
 In these examples, the flower is the 
main image, and the window is the 
sub-image, shown at the Medium 
size setting.
 The two images MUST be from 
different Input groups.
 The Position settings apply ONLY 
to PIP mode. PAP and POP are 
always as shown in these examples.
PIP
Two.images.can.be.combined,.in.three.different.ways.using.this.feature.. The.PIP.menu.is.
available.only.when.Configuration.in.the.Projector.menu.is.set.to.PIP.
Option
Select.PIP,.PAP,.or.POP.mode.from.the.drop-down.list.
Input
Select.an.Input.from.the.drop-down.list.. The.inputs.are.divided.into.two.groups.–.the.
main.image.must.be.from.one.group,.and.the.sub-image.must.be.from.the.other.group.
Group.A:.CVBS 1,.CVBS 2,.S-VIDEO.and.3G-SDI
Group.B:.COMPONENT,.VGA,.DVI,.HDMI.and.DVI-A
Size
Select.a.size.for.the.sub-image.from.the.drop-down.list.
Position
Select.one.of.the.preset.positions.for.the.sub-image.from.the.drop-down.list.
Custom Position
If.you.have.chosen.Custom.from.the.Position.drop-down.list,.then.you.can.use.the.
sliders.to.position.the.image.manually.
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PIP: Picture In Picture
PAP: Picture And Picture
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsAdvanced Geometr y
 See also Geometr y in the Input 
Settings menu, later in this guide.
 Which settings are available in these 
menus depends on:
  - which Mode is selected in the first 
drop-down list
 - and the Pincushion/Barrel slider 
can be used on its own, or in 
conjunction with Keystone or 
Rotation, but not with Cornerstone 
or Warp.
 All of these modes may result in 
some reduction in resolution. If it 
is possible to correct the image by 
repositioning the screen or projector, 
then this is preferable.
Advanced Geometr y
These.settings.in.the.Global.Menu.affect.all.images,.regardless.of.which.input.is.being.used.or.what.signal.type.is.being.displayed.
Mode
Select.Keystone,.Cornerstone,.Rotation,.Warp Map.or.Off.from.the.Mode drop-down.list.
Warp
Using.an.external.Digital.Projection.computer.application,.up.to.eight.customised.warp.maps.can.be.created.and.uploaded.to.the.
projector..If.Warp Mode.is.selected,.and.any.warp.maps.have.been.uploaded,.you.can.select.from.the.drop-down.list.
Horizontal and Vertical Keystone
If.Keystone Mode.is.selected,.you.can.set.these.two.sliders.to.correct.for.any.distortion.caused.by.the.projector.being.in.a.different.
horizontal.or.vertical.plane.to.the.screen.
Pincushion/Barrel
You.can.set.this.slider.to.correct.for.any.distortion.caused.by.the.screen.being.concave.or.convex.
Rotation
If.Rotation Mode.is.selected,.you.can.set.this.slider.to.rotate.the.image.on.the.screen.
Cornerstone
If.Cornerstone Mode.is.selected,.you.can.use.the.sliders.
to.stretch.the.image.from.each.of.the.four.corners.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsInput Configuration
 All these settings will remain as set 
in this menu, regardless of which 
input is being used.
Input Configuration
These.menus.allow.adjustment.of.various.technical.parameters.specific.to.each.of.the.signal.inputs,.regardless.of.which.input.is.being.used.
DVI/HDMI
Boost DVI EQ.should.normally.be.set.
to.Off,.except.when.you.are.having.
problems.with.a.long.DVI.cable.
DVI/HDMI Colour Space.should.
normally.be.set.to.Auto,.except.when.
the.projector.has.problems.identifying.
the.correct.colour.space.
DVI/HDMI Range.should.normally.
be.set.to.Auto,.except.when.you.are.
having.contrast.problems.with.some.DVI.
sources.
Set.DVI-I Port.to.choose.between.the.
Analog.and.Digital.signals.from.a.DVI-I.
source.
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SDI
If.two.video.streams.are.being.
transmitted,.use.3G Level B Stream.to.
choose.between.the.two.streams.
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Component
Set.Component Colour Space.to.
choose.between.RGB.and.YPbPr.
Component Sync Type.should.be.set.
to.Auto,.except.when.the.projector.has.
problems.selecting.between.3 Wire.
(RGsB).and.4 Wire.(RGBS).
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsLamp
Main MenuGlobal SettingsOn Screen Display
Lamp
Set.Lamp Mode.to.choose.between.Lamp 1,.Lamp 2,.and.Lamp 1 + Lamp 2.
Set.the.slider.to.vary.the.lamp.power.between.85%.and.100%.
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On Screen Display
Select.a.display.Language.from.the.drop-down.list.
The.menus.will.disappear.if.no.buttons.are.pressed.within.the.Time.selected.from.the.drop-down.list..If.you.want.the.menus.to.stay.on.
screen.permanently,.then.select.Infinite.
Select.a.Position.from.the.drop-down.list.
If.you.do.not.want.projector.status.messages.to.be.displayed,.for.instance:.,.then.set.Messaging.to.Off.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsNetwork
 Any new settings will not be effective 
until the projector has been turned 
off, then back on again.
Main MenuGlobal SettingsFactor y Defaults
 Do NOT do this unless you are 
sure that you want to restore ALL 
the current settings to their factory 
defaults.
Network
The.fields.at.the.bottom.of.the.menu.show.the.current.settings.. Any.new.settings.will.not.be.effective.until.the.projector.has.been.turned.off,.
then.back.on.again.
Set.DHCP.to.On.if.the.IP.Address.is.to.be.assigned.by.a.DHCP .server,.or.Off.if.it.is.to.be.set.here.
If.DHCP.is.set.to.On:
It.will.not.be.possible.to.edit.either.IP.Address.or.Subnet.
If.DHCP.is.set.to.Off:
Edit.IP Address.to.the.correct.value.
Edit.the.Subnet.to.the.correct.value.
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Factor y Defaults
.Press..to.restore.all.settings.to.their.factory.defaults..When.the.warning.message.appears,.press..to.confirm,.or.press.to.
cancel.
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Picture
Brightness, Contrast, Gamma, Hue, Saturation
Set.the.slider.or.select.from.the.drop-
down.list.as.required,.to.improve.the.
quality.of.the.image.
 There are two Picture menus – one 
in the Global Menu, and one in the 
Input Settings Menu.
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Input Settings Menu
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.
Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuInput Settings
 When a new input mode is detected 
(eg NTSC, HDTV 100p, SVGA etc), 
all the Input Settings are saved so 
that they can be recalled next time 
that input mode is displayed.
Main MenuInput SettingsPicture
Main MenuInput SettingsPictureVideo Filters
Main MenuInput SettingsPictureVGA Setup
 Hue applies only to NTSC signals.
 Auto Setup will not function unless a 
signal is present.
Video Filters
Set.the.sliders.or.select.from.the.drop-
down.list.as.required,.to.improve.the.
quality.of.the.image.
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VGA Setup
Set.the.Phase.slider.to.correct.for.
shimmering.or.poor.quality.definition.on,.
for.example,.fine.text.
Set.the.Total H Samples.slider.to.
match.the.resolution.of.the.incoming.
video.signal,
.or. Use.Auto Setup.to.allow.the.projector.
to.detect.the.appropriate.settings.
automatically.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
 When a new input mode is detected 
(eg NTSC, HDTV 100p, SVGA etc), 
all the Input Settings are saved so 
that they can be recalled next time 
that input mode is displayed.
Main MenuInput SettingsColour
Main MenuInput SettingsColourTrim
Colour
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Geometr y
Set.the.H Position.and.V Position.sliders.as.required.
Set.the.Overscan.slider.to.compensate.for.noisy.or.badly.defined.image.edges.
Set.Aspect Ratio.to.choose.between.Source,.Fill,.Fill & Crop.and.Anamorphic.
Some devices (eg certain DVD players) pack a 1:9 image into a 4: aspect ratio.  In 
such cases to display the image correctly, choose the Anamorphic aspect ratio.
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Pan/Scroll/Zoom
Set.Enable.to.On.or.Off.
Use.Setting.to.choose:
Global,.in.which.case.these.settings.will.be.applied.to.all.input.signals,
or.Per Mode,.in.which.case.these.settings.will.be.applied.only.to.the.current.input.signal.
Set.the.Pan,.Scroll.and.Zoom.sliders.as.required.
When.Aspect Lock.is.set.to.On,.the.Zoom V.slider.is.disabled.
Select.Reset.and.press..to.reset.all.the.sliders.to.zero.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuInput SettingsGeometr y
 When a new input mode is detected 
(eg NTSC, HDTV 100p, SVGA etc), 
all the Input Settings are saved so 
that they can be recalled next time 
that input mode is displayed.
 See also Advanced Geometr y in 
the Global Settings menu, earlier 
in this guide.
Main MenuInput SettingsGeometr yPan/Scroll/Zoom
Source: fills the DMD height 
whilst maintaining the aspect ratio
Fill & Crop: stretches the image 
to fill the DMD width, but crops to 
maintain the aspect ratio
1:9 image packed into a  
4: box
Fill: stretches the image to fill the 
DMD

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Information Menu
The.sub-menus.give.information.about.lamp.operating.times,.software.and.hardware.configurations,.the.input.source.and.Digital.Projection.
Projector
Source
Digital Projection
Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Main MenuInformationProjector
Main MenuInformationSource
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Menu Map
Main Menu Sub Menus
Input Selection
CVBS 1, CVBS 2, S-Video, Component, VGA, HD-SDI, DVI, HDMI, Test Pattern
Test Pattern
Grey V Bars, Grey H Bars, Aspect Test, Alignment Grid, Warp Adjust, SMPTE, Chequerboard, White Field, Black 
Field
Global Settings
Projector
Orientation..Desktop Front, Ceiling Front, Desktop, Rear, Ceiling Rear
Optimization..Low Latency, Motion
Configuration..PIP, Edge Blend
Picture
Colour.Mode..Peak, HDTV, SDTV, Colour Temperature, User 1, User 2
Gamma..1.0 to 2.
Edge Blend
Array.Width
Array.Height
Array.H.Position
Array.V.Position
Blending..Off, On, Align Pattern
Segmentation..Off, On
Blend.Width..Top, Bottom, Left, Right Blend Region
Black.Level.Uplift..Unblended Region, Upper Left, Upper Middle, etc
Reduce.Black.Level.Uplift.Width..Upper Left X, Y, Upper Right X, Y, etc
PIP
Option..Off, PIP, PAP, POP
Input..select from Group A or Group B
Size..Small, Medium, Large
Position..Top Left, Bottom Right etc
Custom.H.Position
Custom.V.Position
Notes
 Some of the information in this menu 
map is summarised. See the actual 
menu on the projector for full detail.
 Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
greyed-out on the actual menu.
 Where it would be helpful, some 
menu options are described in more 
detail earlier in this operating guide.
 There are two Picture menus – one 
in the Global Menu, and one in the 
Input Settings Menu.
 PIP and Edge Blend are mutually 
exclusive modes of operation. When 
in PIP mode, Edge Blend is not 
available, and vice versa.