Digital Projection Titan Wuxga 3d , Dual 3d, Titan Wuxga 330, 660 User Manual

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Digital Projection TITAN WUXGA 3D, Dual 3D, 330. 660 User Manual 5. Userware
 For important information about how Input 8 is used, see INPUT 8 in the Notes column, and also Section 4, Overview .
Notes
 Read the notes on MCGD, 
TCGD and ColorMAX below, 
before making any MCGD 
settings.
MCGD page
MCGD - Measured Colour Gamut Data - can be used to correct for a number of 
environmental variables, for example:
two or more different projectors
lamp age
different lenses
ambient light
screen characteristics
The MCGD measurement procedure
1 On the Show page, select the ColorMAX test pattern.
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  Using a photo-spectrometer, measure the following values:
  White  x y
3 On the System page, switch off the Green and Blue DMDs.
4 Using a photo-spectrometer, measure the following values:
  Red    x y
5 Repeat for the Green and Blue x and y values.
6 Enter all the values into the MCGD page, as described on the next page.
  Notes on MCGD, TCGD and ColorMAX User settings
TCGD (see the next section)
The parameters entered on the  TCGD page establish the target settings that the 
projector needs to aim for, in order to give a specified colour gamut.
MCGD (see this section)
The parameters entered on the  MCGD page establish the starting settings, from 
which the projector will calculate what adjustments are necessary to achieve the 
color gamut specified on the  TCGD page.
Only one set of MCGD data can be stored on the projector, but many more can be 
stored on a computer, and retrieved using the  MCGD page controls.
ColorMAX User settings
Only two sets of color gamut parameters can be stored on the projector -  
ColorMAX User 1 and ColorMAX User 2 - but many more can be stored on a 
computer, and retrieved using the  TCGD page controls. 
						

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To see the MCGD page, click on MCGD .
On first entering the MCGD screen, the MCGD values will show those currently 
loaded into the projector.
MCGD edit boxes
Click on each box in turn, and enter the measured  x and y values for each 
colour.
Write to Projector
Click on Write to Projector to save the values in the edit boxes to the projector.
Read from Projector
Click on Read from Projector to copy the values from the projector into the edit 
boxes.
As the MCGD values are edited, the values in the white box remain unaltered.
Save File
Click on Save to save the values in the edit boxes to an  MCGD file on the 
computer.
  When prompted, enter a filename or browse to an existing file that is to be 
overwritten.
Open File
To retrieve a set of saved MCGD values from the computer, click on Open.
 When prompted, enter a filename or browse to the file that is to be opened.
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Notes
  Read the notes on MCGD, 
TCGD and ColorMAX earlier 
in this section before making 
any MCGD settings.
  1. New MCGD values will not 
be downloaded to the projector 
until the Write to Projector 
button is pressed.
  2. The values will not be used 
until the ColorMAX User 1 or 
ColorMAX User 2 is chosen 
in the Colour or Global 
Colourimetry menus.
 3. If one of the User settings is 
already in use, then it will be 
necessary to re-apply it before 
any change is seen.
 These values establish the 
starting settings, from which 
the projector will calculate what 
adjustments are necessary 
to achieve the color gamut 
specified on the TCGD page.
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 MCGD files are named  
filename.mcgd.
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MCGD 
edit 
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TCGD page
TCGD - Target Colour Gamut Data - can be used to match the display to a pre-
defined colour gamut, for example:
to match the MCGD values from another projector
to match a specification from the film maker
To see the TCGD page, click on TCGD.
TCGD values
To enter TCGD values manually, click on each box in turn, and enter the  x and y 
values for each colour.
x and y are the colour coordinates. The system will automatically calculate the most 
efficient value of gain to maximise the projector’s light output.
  The example below shows what is required to set the projectors colour gamut to 
Rec 709:
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Notes
 
Read the notes on MCGD, 
TCGD and ColorMAX earlier 
in this section before making 
any TCGD settings.
  1. New TCGD values will not 
be applied to the projector until 
one of the two Write buttons is 
pressed.
  2. The values will not be used 
until the ColorMAX User 1 or 
ColorMAX User 2 is chosen 
in the Colour or Global 
Colourimetry menus.
 3. If one of the User settings 
is already in use, then it will be 
necessary to re-apply it before 
any change is seen.
TCGD 
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Update Graph
Click on Update Graph to show the effects of the new color gamut graphically.
Save File
Click on Save to save the values on screen to a TCGD file on the computer.
 When prompted, enter a filename or browse to an existing file that is to be 
overwritten.
Open File
To retrieve a set of saved TCGD values, click on Open .
 When prompted, enter a filename or browse to the file that is to be opened.
Write User 1, User 2
Click on Download User 1 or Download User 2 to save the values on screen to 
one of the two ColorMAX User settings on the projector.
Read User 1, User 2
Click on Read User 1  or Read User 2 to replace the values on screen with one 
of the two ColorMAX User settings on the projector.
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Read the notes on MCGD, 
TCGD and ColorMAX earlier 
in this section before making 
any MCGD settings.
 TCGD files are named  
filename.tcgd.
  The projector uses the values 
entered on the MCGD page, as 
the starting settings from which 
to calculate what adjustments 
are necessary to achieve the 
color gamut specified on the 
TCGD page.
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Notes
 3D may not be present on some 
models
 For more information about the 
3D settings, see Setup menu, 
in section 
4. Controlling the 
projector.
3D page
To see the 3D page, click on 3D.
3D Enable
Click on 3D Enable to turn 3D mode On  or Off .
3D Input
Click on 3D Input to select from the drop down menu.
Dark Time
Use the slider to adjust the  Dark Time.
Sync Delay
Use the slider to adjust the Sync Delay.
Frame Dominance
Click on Frame Dominance to select from the drop down menu.
3D Sync Output Polarity
Click on 3D Output Polarity to select from the drop down menu.
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Notes
 3D files are named 
filename.ps3d.
Frame Rate Multiplier
Click on Frame Rate Multiplier to select from the drop down menu.
3D Format
Click on 3D Format to select from the drop down menu.
Create 3D Preset
Click on Create 3D Preset  to save the current 3D settings to a 3D file on the 
computer.
  When prompted, enter a filename or browse to an existing file that is to be 
overwritten.
Recall 3D Preset
To recall a set of saved 3D settings, click on  Recall 3D Preset
 When prompted, enter a filename or browse to the file that is to be opened.
The name of the last 3D file opened will be displayed against  Last 3D Preset 
Recall.
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Notes
 The Global page  will not be 
available unless  Global is 
selected in  Modal Colour 
Mode (see next page).
  For more information about 
colour mode, see  Colour menu 
and Setup menu, in section 
4. Controlling the projector.
  Select ColorMAX User 1 or 
ColorMAX User 2,  to use the 
TCGD values set up on the  
TCGD page.
  For more information about 
ColorMAX , read the notes on 
MCGD, TCGD and ColorMAX 
earlier in this section
Global Colour page
To see the Global page , click on Global.
Global Colour Mode
Click on Global Colour Mode  to select from the drop down menu.
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Notes
 For more information about 
colour mode, see  Colour menu 
and Setup menu, in section 
4. Controlling the projector.
  Select ColorMAX User 1 or 
ColorMAX User 2,  to use the 
TCGD values set up on the  
TCGD page.
  For more information about 
ColorMAX , read the notes on 
MCGD, TCGD and ColorMAX 
earlier in this section
Modal Colour page
To see the Modal Colour page, click on Modal.
Modal Colour Mode
Click on Modal Colour Mode  to select from the drop down menu.
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Lift and Gain sliders
Use the sliders to adjust the  Lift and Gain for Red, Green and Blue individually.
Temperature slider
Use the slider to adjust the Colour Temperature between 3,000K and 10,000K.
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For more information about 
colour mode, see  Colour 
menu, and Setup menu, in 
section 
4. Controlling the 
projector.
  The Lift and Gain sliders are 
available only when  User is 
selected in  Modal Colour 
Mode.
  The Temperature slider is 
available only when  Colour 
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NotesInformation page
To see the Information page , click on Info.
Projector Information
Click on Projector Information to see the following information about the 
projector and the Userware:
Digital Projection
Click on Digital Projection to see the following contact information:
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