Mitsubishi Electronics XL50 System configuration setting, Panel ID defining, Serial port setting

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4.3.2.System configuration setting

1.Click “Other Wall Config” in “System Config” menu. The “Wall Configuration” window comes up.

2.Set horizontal and vertical cube numbers and click “OK” button to confirm. The designated number of panels appears on main window and the “Wall

Configuration” window closes.

Note: Wallaby starts with the last system configuration. This operation is not necessary when the configuration you are setting is the same as the previous adjustment.

4.3.3.Panel ID defining

Define panel IDs in accordance with the set ID designated by the dipswitch.

Note: Wallaby starts with the last system configuration. This operation is not necessary when the configuration you are setting is the same as the previous adjustment.

4.3.3.1. Automatic panel ID setting

1.Select panels to be defined the panel IDs.

2.Click “Auto ID” in “System Config” menu. Available numbers are automatically allocated in a sequential order from upper left panel regardless of dipswitch setting. Make sure the dipswitch is adequately set so as to match with the panel ID setting.

4.3.3.2. Manual panel ID setting

You can also set the panel IDs by manual.

1.Click “Cube ID Setting” in “System Config” menu. “Cube ID” window comes up.

2.Select a panel to be defined the panel ID in the main window and input (or select) the number in the list box in “Cube ID” window.

3.Define other panel IDs in the same way.

4.Close the window after all panel ID definition.

4.3.4.Serial port setting

The Wallaby-installed PC can communicate with cubes through a serial port. The PC is required port setting and opening to communicate.

1.Click “Port Setting” in “Serial Port” menu. “Port Setting” window comes up.

2.Set the serial port number and the communication speed and click “OK” button to confirm. The communication speed should be set according to the baud rate

setting in cubes.

Note: Wallaby starts with the last system configuration. This operation is not necessary when the configuration you are setting is the same as the previous adjustment.

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Contents Set-up and Installation Manual Table of Contents REV 118 Flowchart Set-up and installation OverviewProduct lineup Safety precaution Cube installationPreparation Input board installation optional Unlocking for XL21 Color wheel unlockingLamp cushion removing for Changer Cube stacking for Rear Assembling the base stands and cubes PH50Screen gap adjustment Fixing to the wall and floor Cube stacking for Front Tape peeling off forScreen detaching Ventilation For 67 , 50 ChangerFor 50 Single External AC fan attaching occasional Assembling base stands and cubes As needed, you can adjust the screen gaps Adjustment Screen open/close for Front Screen openingScreen closing Connecting Control signal connectionImage signal connection Case of daisy chainFor other than daisy chain Internal cabling for FrontInitial set up Menu operation Control button listOperation mode Basic menu operation Remote IDPicture outline adjustment Dipswitch settingDisplaying internal test pattern Axis adjustment AttachingFront Close the screen .2.7.2, on Adjustment DetachingPosition Keystone Tilt Zoom Correct the horizontal keystone distortion Mirror adjustment 50 XL21 XL50 Rear and PH50 System memory setting System set up Lamp PowerLamp Mode for XL21 This adjustment is normally unnecessary Terminate This adjustment is normally unnecessaryStart Memory Overlap for the input boardBaud Rate Image Flip This adjustment is normally unnecessarySystem Sync Indication This adjustment is normally unnecessary Auto Power on Extended IDDirection This adjustment is normally unnecessary Resolution for PH50 This adjustment is normally unnecessaryCable Length for PH50 and XL50 Lamp Change for ChangerColor balance adjustment Black Level This adjustment is not necessaryREV White Balance GradationTarget Color SensorImage set up Color MatrixuserADV.COL This adjustment is normally unnecessary ADV.DARK This adjustment is normally unnecessaryGamma This adjustment is normally unnecessary Dither This adjustment is normally unnecessaryWhite Boost This adjustment is normally unnecessary Automatic input signal scanning Input memory setting for the main inputInput port selecting Signal adjustment 3.1. H.POSITION, V.POSITIONFine for Analog input AMP Gain for Analog inputSignal Select for XL21 Signal SelectClamp START=0, Clamp WIDTH=0. Procedure Contrast BrightnessColor Matrix ApertureInput memory saving Input memory calling/deletingInput memory setting for the input board Expansion setting4.1. H.POSITION, V.POSITION Fine for S.ANALOG inputAMP. Gain for S.ANALOG input Value is automatically set in automatic input signal ScanningClamp START=0, Clamp WIDTH=0. Procedure With VC-B20KA Brightness VCR Mode for Composite or Y/C input with VC-B20KV ASPECT-RATIOColor for Composite or Y/C input Tint for Composite or Y/C inputInput memory saving Input Memory Display memory setting for the input board2. H.DISPLAY POS, V.DISPLAY POS Screen Mode Digital OUTDisplay memory saving Display memory calling/deletingSetting as daisy chain connection for the input board Display POS /1 Regular maintenance 2.1. Lamp replacement Safety precautionsProcedure For SingleTighten the two lamp fixing screws For Changer Open the lamp cover Close the lamp cover Partition door Action in lamp failure burnout or explosion Auto-lamp changing function for ChangerAction in brightness deterioration Manual lamp swap Lamp position auto calibrationLamp will Exchange Soon Condenser lens adjustment for Single Focus adjustment Cleaning Cleaning procedureScreen front surface CabinetFilter Reset Filter TimeAxis adjuster fixing For deliveryColor wheel locking for XL21 Lamp cushion inserting forFront Screen-holding arm locking for 67 FrontFunction Memories Menu treesInput memory Common itemsAdditional items When S.DIGITAL is selected Additional items When Analog or S.ANALOG is selectedDisplay memory System memory Items within parentheses are initial valuesMemory list display Control panel Test pattern listLED display LED display list RS-232C terminal Terminal functionsControl terminal Available input signal list RGB signal Ycbcr Ypbpr component video signal Motorized adjustment tool, S-AXL50E specification AccessoryApplicable product Outline drawingTerminals Outline Terminal for firmware upgrading/slide switchRotary dial Reset button Recovery procedure from errorTrouble shooting LEDInstallation Adjustment software, Wallaby 4.1. GeneralInitial set-up System configuration setting Automatic panel ID settingManual panel ID setting Serial port settingAdjustment Serial port openingTurning on Picture mute offService tab for system memory MaintenanceAuto CSC function Optimize gain functionInstallation Misc Function Input tab for input memory 107 Additional items When Composite or Y/C is selected Display tab for display memory Memory tab Information tabMemory copy Cube data saving Memory backupData sending to cubes Power and Mute Main windowPanel selection area Serial PortMenu bar Edit menu Read Parameter Send ParameterCopy Parameter Paste ParameterSystem Config menu By n 1x1, 2x2, 3x3 or Other Wall Config…Cube ID Setting Auto IDPort Setting Special menu Protect SettingSerial Port menu Log… OpenAbout trademarks Revision history Description Revision date

XL21, XL50 specifications

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