Christie Digital Systems CX50, CX67, CX60 For RPMX-100U 38-GFX101-01, Weight including adjuster

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Section 5: Specifications

Physical Characteristics ' NOTE: 1) Dimensions apply to all models, unless specified otherwise. 2) Screen dimensions can vary based on environmental conditions.3) All dimensions in inches and for reference only. Adjuster in nominal position.

For RPMX-100U
(38-GFX101-01)	' Weight (including adjuster)	< 44lb.

shipping weight includes packaging <100lb.

Size (includes lens, adjuster and mounting rails)

Lens Horizontal Configuration (0 degree)

Lens Vertical Configuration (90 degree)

For RPMX-100U

(38-GFX101-02)' Size (includes lens, adjuster and mounting rails)

Lens Horizontal Configuration (0 degree)

Lens Vertical Configuration (90 degree)

5-4 RPMX/CX50/CX60/CX67 User’s Manual

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Contents Table of Contents Key Features For detailed product specifications, see SectionIntroduction Components Vertical configurationHow the projector works For Rpmx For CX50/CX60/CX67Purchase Record Purchase Record and ServicingPage Source Setup SourceConnections Analog VGA Connector Source Setup Video Loop Through Composite Video Loop ThroughSerial Port Connections If using a computer Single Projector10. Multiple Projector RS-232 Connection Requirements Power ConnectionPage Operation Projector OverviewProjection Head Module Normal LED Status Keypad Commands Using the KeypadFAN LED will no longer be illuminated Refer to 3.7 Using Multiple Projectors for more details Accessing the Main Menu Adjusting SlidebarsTo save or Exit to Adjusting an ImagePresentation OptionsSize and Position Menu Resize PresetsNo Resizing Tiled Resize PresetsSize Vert StretchPixel Tracking Position Pixel phaseColor Setup ContrastBrightness 12. Gamma options Video Options 13. Creating a Custom Color Temperature15. Input Video Black Input Levels for experienced users onlyBlack Levels & Input Drives Mode Memory Status White BoostInput Select Language Image OrientationCommunication Menu Preference25. Assigning Projector ID Tiling SetupColor and Uniformity 27. Expanded Options in Resize PresetsDiagnostics & Service Lamp Menu Choosing a Lamp PowerOptimizes Sets to Default System Status Auto SetupProjectors Using MultiplePreliminary Setup When matching screens in a display wall, do the followingDefining the Size Display WallEnable Primary Color Adjustment Primary Color AdjustmentAdjust Color Temperature Status LED Codes Error CodesError, Lamp shut off DMD errorLamp strike failure Lamp failure, BallastPage Maintenance Attachments Power cordCleaning and Maintenance Lamp ReplacementReplacing Keypad BatteriesRemove the lamp Access the lamp moduleInstall a new lamp Close lamp door and record new lamp serial numberSee also, 3.4 The Lamp Menu in Section For Rpmx 38-GFX101-01, CX67 38-GFX005-01 Figure Projection Lens FocusSymptom TroubleshootingProjector does not power on when the Power key is pressed Projector is on, but no image is displayedSymptom The display has suddenly frozen… Symptom The display is jittery or unstable…Display is faint… Display is reversed and/or upside down…Display is not sharp or clean… Colors in the display are inaccurate…Display is noisy… Specifications Picture Offset Adjustment Range Range of Motion Control Signal Infrared IR Control InputDVI Input RS-232Viewing Angle Power RequirementsLamps LensSize includes lens, adjuster and mounting rails Weight including adjusterFor RPMX-100U 38-GFX101-01 For RPMX-100UFor RPMX-100U 38-GFX003-xx For CX50-100UFor CX60-100U 38-GFX004-xxFor CX67-100U 38-GFX006-xxRegulatory Compliance ANSI/UL 60950 3rd Edition Specifications Glossary Display Setting Color TemperatureCheckbox Color ShiftHelp Screen Input SignalHorizontal Frequency Horizontal OffsetResolution lens Pixel PhaseResolution projector Ntsc VideoSwitcher Source SetupRGB Video RS-422Vertical Frequency Variable ScanVertical Offset Video DecoderAcceptable Signal Types Acceptable RGB Input Signal Timing RPMX/CX50/CX60/CX67 User’s Manual B-3 Page Keypad Reference Page Serial Communication Cables Page Menu Tree Page Index Input LevelsAbout Power Level Switching Pixel Phase