Polaroid Polaview 360 Projector User Manual
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21Adjustments and functions (continu e d )OPTCommunication functions, etc., can be set from the OPT menu.Adjustment item COM. SPEED COM. BITS TIMER LANGUAGE AUTO OFF SYNC ON GAdjustment description Sets the communication speed (5 steps). Sets the bit configuration for the communication data. 7N1...7 data bits, No parity, 1 stop bit. 8N1...8 data bits, No parity, 1 stop bit. Sets the timer display time (0 - 99) min. Selects the menu screen language (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Norwegian, Dutch, Japanese). Sets the time after which the power will be turned off (standby status) when there is no input signal. The settings are 1 - 99 min, 0 and None. Sets the SYNC ON G feature on/off.
22Connection to the video signal terminalsConnection to the RGB signal terminal1. Input signals2. Signal input jacks1. Input signals2. Signal input jacksS-VIDEO input (mini DIN 4-pin) Color signal GroundGroundBrightness signalThe priority sequence of the video input jacks is as follows. (1) S-VIDEO input jack (2) RCA jack input jack When video signals are being projected, the audio input by the video is output to the audio output jack (RGB/VIDEO).D-sub 15-pin shrink jackVideo signalAnalog, 0.7V p-p, 75 Wterminator (positive polarity) Horizontal sync signalTTL level (positive/negative polarity) Vertical sync signalTTL level (positive/negative polarity) Compound sync signalTTL level Audio signalInput200mV rms, 20k Wor less (max. 3.0V p-p) Output0~200mVrms,1k W1Video input (red)9N.C 2Video input (green)10Ground 3Video input (blue)11N.C 4N.C12DDC jack (Display Data Channel) 5N.C13Horizontal sync signal/compound sync signal 6Ground (red)14Vertical sync signal 7Ground (green)15DDC jack (Display Data Channel) 8Ground (blue)S-VIDEO signal VIDEO signal Audio signalInput OutputBrightness signal1.0V p-p, 75 Wterminator Color signal0.286V p-p (burst signal), 75 Wterminator 1.0V p-p, 75 Wterminator 200mV rms, 20k Wor less (max. 3.0V p-p) 0~200mVrms,1k W
23Connection to the RGB signal terminal (continued)•Some computers may have multiple display screen modes. Use of some of these modes will not be possible with this projector. •Be sure to check jack type, signal level, timing and resolution before connecting this projector to a computer. •Depending on the input signal, full-size display may not be possible in some cases. 3. Example of computer signalResolutionfHfV RatingSignal modeDisplay modeNote 1 H´ V(kHz)(Hz) 640 ´40024.856.4NEC PC9800Zoom in 640 ´35037.985.1VESAVGA-1Zoom in 640 ´40037.985.1VESAVGA-2Zoom in 720 ´40037.985.0VESATEXTZoom in 640 ´48031.559.9VESAVGA-3Zoom in 640 ´48035.066.7Mac13modeZoom in 640 ´48037.972.8VESAVGA-3(72Hz)Zoom in 640 ´48037.575.0VESAVGA-3(75Hz)Zoom in 640 ´48043.385.0VESAVGA-3(85Hz)Zoom in 800 ´60035.256.3VESASVGA(56Hz)Zoom in 800 ´60037.960.3VESASVGA(60Hz)Zoom in 800 ´60048.172.2VESASVGA(72Hz)Zoom in 800 ´60046.975.0VESASVGA(75Hz)Zoom in 800 ´60053.785.1VESASVGA(85Hz)Zoom in 832 ´62449.774.5Mac16modeZoom in 1024 ´76848.460.0VESAXGA(60Hz) 1024 ´76856.570.1VESAXGA(70Hz) 1024 ´76860.075.0VESAXGA(75Hz) 1152 ´86467.575.0VESASXGA(75Hz)Zoom out 1280 ´96060.060.0VESASXGA(60Hz)Zoom out 1280 ´102464.060.0VESASXGA(60Hz)Zoom out 1280 ´102480.075.0VESASXGA(75Hz)Zoom outSW 1 ON SW 2 ON SW 2 ON SW 4 ON Note 1: Mac adapter is necessary to the resolution mode. Projector is compatible with 13 inch mode and 16 inch mode. Mac 13 mode=switch 1 and switch 2 are ON. Mac 16 mode=switch 2 and switch 4 are ON.(Example 16 inch mode)
24Connection to the RGB signal terminal (continued)4. Initial set signals The following signals are used for the initial settings. The signal timing of some computer models may be different. In such case, refer to pages 17 and 18 and adjust the V.POSIT and H.POSIT of the menu.Computer/SignalHorizontal signal timing (µs) abcd VGA-1(85Hz)2.03.020.31.0 VGA-2(85Hz)2.03.020.31.0 PC-98003.03.830.43.0 TEXT2.03.020.31.0 VGA-33.81.925.40.6 Mac 13mode2.13.221.22.1 VGA-3(72Hz)1.33.820.31.0 VGA-3(75Hz)2.03.820.30.5 VGA-3(85Hz)1.62.217.81.6 SVGA(56Hz)2.03.622.20.7 SVGA(60Hz)3.22.220.01.0Computer/SignalHorizontal signal timing (µs) abcd SVGA (72Hz)2.41.316.01.1 SVGA (75Hz)1.63.216.20.3 SVGA (85Hz)1.12.714.20.6 Mac 16mode1.13.914.50.6 XGA (60Hz)2.12.515.80.4 XGA (70Hz)1.81.913.70.3 XGA (75Hz)1.22.213.00.2 SXGA (1152 X 864, 75Hz)1.22.410.70.6 SXGA (1280 X 960, 60Hz)1.02.911.90.9 SXGA (1280 X 1024, 60Hz)1.02.911.90.9 SXGA (1280 X 1024, 75Hz)1.11.89.50.1Computer/Signal Vertical signal timimg (lines)abcd VGA-1 (85Hz)36035032 VGA-2 (85Hz)3414001 PC-98008254007 TEXT3424801 VGA-323348010 Mac 13mode3394803 VGA-3 (72Hz)3284809 VGA-3 (75Hz)3164801 VGA-3 (85Hz)3254801 SVGA (56Hz)2226001 SVGA (60Hz)4236001Computer/SignalVertical signal timimg (lines)abcd SVGA (72Hz)62360037 SVGA (75Hz)3216001 SVGA (85Hz)3276001 Mac 16mode3396241 XGA (60Hz)6297683 XGA (70Hz)6297683 XGA (75Hz)3287681 SXGA (1152 X 864, 75Hz)3328641 SXGA (1280 X 960, 60Hz)3369601 SXGA (1280 X 1024, 60Hz)33810241 SXGA (1280 X 1024, 75Hz)33810241Display interval cBack porch bSync aFront porch dDisplay interval cBack porch bSync aFront porch d
25Connecting the USB1. Connect the projector and computer with a suitable commercially available cable. Disconnect the mouse cable from the projector. 2. Press the INPUT button of the projector or the RGB 1/2 button of the remote control and select the input where the computer is to be connected. 3. Start the mouse function. 4. Refer to page 10 concerning the remote control of mouse operations. 5. Varying the force with which the DISK PAD button is pressed varies the speed of mouse operation.USB jack (B type)USB jack (A type)ProjectorUSB cableComputer • Before making connections, read the instruction manual of the equipment to be connected. • Use the optional USB cable to connect. • Effective with USB only when the mouse is used. • Do not use with any device other than a personal computer. • When using with Windows 95, it is necessary to set so that USB can be used with version OSR 2.1 or higher. Depending on the kind or the virsion of the host controller, operation may not be possible in some cases. • In the case of notebook type computers with a built-in pointing device such as a track ball, in some cases the built-in pointing device will have priority even if a mouse is connected and the mouse may not be selected. In such case, disable the built-in pointing device and change the BIOS setting (system setup) so that an external mouse can be selected. After changing the BIOS setting, perform the operations described in 1 - 3 above. Refer to the computer hardware manual concerning the BIOS setting. Also, some computers may not have a utility program to operate a mouse. Refer to the computer hardware manual.
26Connection to the control signal terminal Use the mouse cable provided or a PS/2 mouse cable (for IBM and compatibles). Cables for ADB mouse (Apple), bus mouse (NEC) and serial mouse are available as options.control jack D-sub 15-pin shrink jackProjectorComputerMouse jack Mini DIN 6-pin Mouse cable (PS/2)• Before making connections, read the instruction manual of the equipment to be connected. • Turn off the projector and computer power supplies before connecting. Connecting the mouse cable with the computer power on can result in a malfunction. Use the mouse cable provided or an optional mouse cable to make the connection. • In the case of notebook type computers with a built-in pointing device such as a track ball, in some cases the built-in pointing device will have priority even if a mouse is connected and the mouse may not be selected. In such case, disable the built-in pointing device and change the BIOS setting (system setup) so that an external mouse can be selected. After changing the BIOS setting, perform the operations described in (1) - (3) above. Refer to the computer hardware manual concerning the BIOS setting. Also, some computers may not have a utility program to operate a mouse. Refer to the computer hardware manual.1. Mouse functions (1)Turn off the main power switches of the projector and computer and connect the two units with the cable provided or an optional suitable commercially available cable. Disconnect the USB cable from the projector. (2)Turn on the main switch of the projector (the POWER indicator lamp will light green). (3) Press the INPUT button of the projector or the RGB button of the remote control and select the input where the computer is to be connected. (4) Turn on the computer power supply. (5) Start the mouse function. If the mouse has not been started, reboot the computer (soft reboot or reboot buttons). (6) Refer to page 10 concerning remote control operation. (7) Varying the force with which the DISK PAD button is pressed varies the speed of mouse operation.PS/2 Mouse
27Connection to the control signal terminal (continu e d )CONTROL signal jackADB (Mac) mouseProjector ComputerMouse jack Mini DIN 4-pin Mouse cable (ADB) (option)Serial mouseProjectorComputer Mouse jack D-sub 9-pin Mouse cable (serial) (option)Pin no.RS-232CMouse PS/2ADBSerial 1 2CLK 3DATADATA 4 5 6SELOSELOSELO 7RTSRTSRTSRTS 8 9+5V+5V 10GNDGNDGNDGND 11 12 13RD 14TDTD 15
28Connection to the control signal terminal (continu e d )2. RS232C communication (1) Turn off the projector and computer power supplies and connect with the RS232C cable. (2) Turn on the computer power supply and, after the computer has started up, turn on the projector power supply. (3) Refer to page 21 and set the communication speed and the number of communication bits. (4) Start RS232C communication.Control jack D-sub 15-pin shrinkRS232C jack D-sub 9-pin RS232C cable ProjectorComputerProjector®computerComputer ®projector CommandResponse codeInquiry codeSetting code Default setting code1st 2nd data1st 2nd1st 2nd data1st 2nd MOUSE11h 05h +120h 05h31h 05h +140h 05h COMMUNICATE11h 06h +120h 06h31h 06h +140h 06h POWER11h 11h +120h 11h31h 11h +1–––––– ZOOM11h 12h +1––––––31h 12h +1–––––– FOCUS11h 13h +1––––––31h 13h +1–––––– MIRROR11h 14h +120h 14h31h 14h +140h 14h INPUT11h 21h +120h 21h31h 21h +140h 21h (VIDEO)SYSTEM12h 22h +220h 22h32h 22h +240h 22h VOLUME11h 23h +120h 23h31h 23h +140h 23h MUTE11h 24h +120h 24h31h 24h +140h 24h BRIGHT13h 31h +320h 31h33h 31h +340h 31h CONTRAST13h 32h +320h 32h33h 32h +340h 32h COLOR13h 33h +320h 33h33h 33h +340h 33h TINT13h 34h +320h 34h33h 34h +340h 34h SHARPNESS13h 35h +320h 35h33h 35h +340h 35h H.PHASE13h 37h +320h 37h33h 37h +340h 37h H.POSIT14h 38h +4–––––– 34h 38h +440h 38h H.SIZE14h 36h +4–––––– 34h 36h +440h 36h V.POSIT14h 3Ah +4–––––– 34h 3Ah +440h 3Ah COLOR BALANCE R13h 3Bh +320h 3Bh33h 3Bh +340h 3Bh COLOR BALANCE B13h 3Dh +320h 3Dh33h 3Dh +340h 3Dh AUTO ADJUST11h 3Ch +120h 3Ch31h 3Ch +140h 3Ch BLANK11h 41h +120h 41h31h 41h +140h 41h MAGNIFY11h 15h +120h 15h31h 15h +140h 15h FREEZE11h 16h +120h 16h31h 16h +140h 16h
29Connection to the control signal terminal (continu e d )The command code configuration consists of a 2-byte command and the following data. • The first byte of a command indicates the command type with 3 bits on the MSB side and the data length with 4 bits on the LSB side. Projector - computerComputer - projector ‘0xH’ : Error code‘2xH’ : inquiry code ‘1xH’ : response code‘3xH’ : setting code ‘70H’ : frame error code‘4xH’ : default setting code ‘x’ indicates the data length (example: x=2 means a 2-byte command). • The second byte of a command indicates the command contents.Command data chartItemData code MOUSE00h=disable mouse function, 01 ~ 7Fh=start mouse function COMMUNICATE0Xh=8N1, 1Xh=7N1 X0h=1200bps, X1h=2400bps, X2h=4800bps, X3h=9600bps, X4h=19200bps POWER3Eh=power off (standby status), 3Fh=power on ZOOM01 ~ 3Fh=Zoom +, 41 ~ 7Fh=Zoom – FOCUS01 ~ 3Fh=Focus +, 41 ~ 7Fh=Focus – MIRROR00h=Normal, 01h=H : Invert, 02h=V : Invert, 03h=H & V : Invert INPUT11h=VIDEO, 21h=RGB1, 22h=RGB2 SYSTEM (VIDEO)00h 00h=Auto, 00h 01h=NTSC, 00h 04h=NTSC4. 43 00h 02h=PAL, 00h 03h=SECAM, 00h 05h=M-PAL, 00h 06h=N-PAL VOLUME00h (low volume) ~ 24h (high volume) MUTE00h=mute off, 01h=mute on BRIGHT00h 00h 00h (dark) ~ 00h 00h 24h (bright) CONTRAST00h 00h 00h (low) ~ 00h 00h 24h (strong) COLOR00h 00h 00h (pale) ~ 00h 00h 24h (dense) TINT00h 00h 00h (reddish) ~ 00h 00h 24h (greenish) SHARPNESS00h 00h 00h (soft) ~ 00h 00h 24h (sharp) H.PHASE00h 00h 00h ~ 00h 00h 24h H.POSIT00h 00h 00h 01h (Right) moves one step 00h 00h 00h 7Fh (Left) moves one step H.SIZE00h 00h 00h 01h (Large) moves two step 00h 00h 00h 7Fh (Small) moves two step V.POSIT00h 00h 00h 01h (Up) moves one step 00h 00h 00h 7Fh (Down) moves one step COLOR BALANCE R00h 00h 00h (Light red) ~ 00h 00h 24h (Dark red) COLOR BALANCE B00h 00h 00h (Light blue) ~ 00h 00h 24h (Dark blue) AUTO ADJUST00h (AUTO ADJUST (Play)) BLANK0Xh=blanking off, 1Xh=blanking on X=8 Black, X=9 Blue, X=F White MAGNIFY00h=normal display, 01h=zoom Magnify display or Magnify ratio up. 7Fh=zoom ratio down FREEZE00h=normal display, 01h=still image display
30Connection to the control signal terminal (continu e d )Requesting projector status (1) Send the request code ‘20H’ + ‘yyH’ from the computer to the projector. (2) The projector returns the response code ‘1xH’ + ‘yyH’ +data to the computer. Changing the projector settings (1) Send the setting code ‘3xH’ + ‘yyH’ +data from the computer to the projector. (2) The projector changes the setting based on the above setting code. (3) The projector returns the response code ‘1xH’ + ‘yyH’ +data to the computer. Using the projector default settigns (1) The computer sends the default setting code ‘40H’ + ‘yyH’ to the projector. (2) The projector changes the specified setting to the default value. (3) The projector returns the default value with the response code ‘1xH’ + ‘yyH’ =data. When a command sent by the projector cannot be understood by the computer (1) The computer sends the command code ‘3xH’ , ‘4xH’ or ‘4xH’ + ‘yyH’ +data to the projector. (2) When the command sent by the projector cannot be understood, the error command ‘00H’ + ‘yyH’ is returned by the computer. When data sent by the projector cannot be understood (1) The computer sends the command code ‘3xH’ , ‘4xH’ or ‘4xH’ + ‘yyH’ +data to the projector. (2) When the command sent by the projector cannot be understood, the the error code ‘0xH’ +‘yyH’ +data is returned. When the data length is greater than indicated by the data length code, the projector will ignore the excess data code. Conversely, when the data length is shorter than indicated by the data length code, an error code will be returned to the projector. When a frame error occurs Repeats 10 times per second until there is some sort of response to the error code 70H + 70H. When the interval between bytes in one command is 500ms or greater When a command or data is not sent within 500ms after the command code ‘2xH’ , ‘3xH’ or ‘4xH’ is sent by the computer, the error command ‘70H’ +‘70H’ will be returned as soon as the 500ms elapses. After this, if there is no response within 1 sec., a frame error will occur.The response data in (3) above need not match the setting data in (1). For example, when the projector cannot set the setting data in (1), the projector may set the closest value. That value will be used as the response data in (3). Or else the projector will return the error code ‘0xH’ + ‘yyH’ +data.• Operation cannot be guaranteed when the projector receives an undefined command or data. • Provide an interval of at least 40ms between the response code and any other code.