Runco VX-4C, VX-6C manual Introduction

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INTRODUCTION

General Description

Congratulations on your purchase of the VHD Ultra Controller video processor with Vivix™ technology! This processor is designed to maximize the image quality of your fixed-pixel display or rear-screen television while adding an extra level of flexibility to your system. The VHD Ultra Controller's Vivix™ processing techniques enable this processor to be used most efficiently with fixed-pixel displays, and will provide the most stunning image that your display can possibly deliver.

Vivix™ is a proprietary technique developed by Runco engineers to match the output resolution of the proces- sor precisely to the display it will be used with. This precision processing technique resolves all the problems that conventional video processors have with fixed-pixel displays, which include pixel-tracking artifacts (jagged lines, moiré, jerky motion, etc.), too much overscan (significant loss of image) and even improper and disproportionate aspect ratios. The results of Vivix™ technology is an image that nearly rivals that of a CRT, while providing three geometrically-correct aspect ratios on a 16:9 or a 4:3 screen.

Features and Benefits

The VHD Ultra Controller have many great features and benefits that make it a flexible, high-quality processor. Its many benefits include:

VivixTM Technology, which maximizes image quality and flexibility of fixed-pixel displays.

An adaptive 2-dimensional comb filter that greatly reduces artifacts when using a composite video signal as an input.

A Luma edge enhancement circuit makes the edges of objects appear sharper without the ringing and noise increase associated with traditional sharpness circuits

A Chroma edge enhancement circuit is included to compensate for lower chroma resolution found in com- posite and S-video.

Inverse Telecine (3:2 pulldown) detection and processing allows the scaler to almost completely eliminate interlace artifacts associated with other scalers

The controller can correctly scale anamorphic, letterbox and 4:3 formats to fit on a wide aspect-ratio screen, and scale anamorphic formats on a 4:3 screen

A pass-through connector is supplied for routing HDTV or computer graphics directly to the display.

An RS-232 input is provided for easy integration into the automated home theater environment

A TBC (Time Base Corrector) circuit is provided for unstable sources such as VCR’s.

12V outputs are provided for drop screens and screen masking.

A simple 7-button remote controls all aspects of operation. One button source selection and aspect ratio control is also provided via the remote control.

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Contents VX-4c and VX-6c Page Table of Contents Page How The Projector Works? IntroductionIntroduction Purchase Record and Servicing ComponentsConnect the Line Cord to AC Power Quick SetupPosition the Projector Connect a SourceInstall the lens cap Installing The LensUnplug the projector Loosen 3 screwsAlign zoom gear ring to access 3 screws Rotate the lens barrel slightlyRotate Slightly Remove Lens Assembly Pull lens assembly outInstall new lens assembly OrientationAdjust Image Adjust Image Motorized ModelsMotorized Lens Adjustments Installation Considerations LiftingAdditional Considerations 720p Throw Distances Placement Section960p 1024pCalculating Throw Distance Maximum Vertical Offsets Fixed Lenses Vertical & Horizontal PositionMaximum Vertical Offsets Zoom Lenses Mounting Maximum Horizontal Offset ALL LensesSpecial Mounting Horizontal and Vertical Tilt RangesRear Connector Panel Folded OpticsSource Connections Connecting RGB Input RGB SignalsIndependent Keypads and Projectors Keypad Protocols and ConversionStep Remote Keypad Protocol IR or Wired KeypadOpening the Keypad Set the JumpersLocating and Setting the Jumpers Converting a Keypad Shortcut MethodAndy Siedschlag ISF 3C CalibrationInformation Projector Basics OverviewReading the Status LEDs OperationKeypad Commands Wired Remote OptionalPower ON/OFF IR RemoteMemory Bank InputArrow Keys ExitColor VolumeTint DetailShutter Optional PositionMute Function KeyOSD On-screen display HelpTest Runco Digital Home Navigating the MenusCinema Menu On-line HelpAccessing General Help Topics Using Slidebars and Other ControlsTime-outs To save or To cancel. When you are done, press Example of Pull-Down List Editing TextEntering Text Using Inputs and Memory Banks Editing Numerical ValuesSelecting an Input Creating a New Memory Bank Automatic What Memory Banks Are Defined So Far? Copying a Memory Bank Copying or Deleting Memory BanksDeleting a Memory Bank Editing a Memory BanksOperation Load Default Adjusting the ImageScaling Parameters Scaling Parameters MenuFine V Dots Short CUT Press Image Adjustments Menu Image AdjustmentsShift Short CUT Press Blanking Top, Bottom, Left or RightContrast Short CUT Press Signal TypeBrightness Short CUT Press SharpnessColor Balance Set Color BalanceGamma Curve Selected Gamma Curves Gamma CurveOSD Settings Menu IR and Serial Setup Menu Show Adjust BarDisplay M. Bank List Show MessageFront IR Receiver / Back IR Receiver Wired KeypadTest Pattern Menu Test PatternsVideo Termination Menu OptionsSubmenu for Menu Options Installation Menu Test Patterns DMD EnableAdvanced Color Temperature DMD Odd PixelDMD Odd Pixel Menu Operational Parameters Menu Color Balance Setup Menu Color Balance SetupSet Color Balance Presets and FactoryPresetsLamp Adjust submenu Lamp AdjustOperation Recording the New Lamp Serial Number Lamp AdjustError Conditions Input Signal ErrorInvalid User Entry Other Signal Error Messages No SignalSystem Warnings / Errors Bad SyncStatus LED Codes System ErrorsSystem Error Codes Projector Location MaintenanceUse only lamps supplied by Runco Lamp and Filter ReplacementVentilation CleaningServicing LensReplacing Keypad Batteries CaseReplacing Keypad Batteries How Old is The Lamp?Cause / Remedy TroubleshootingSymptom The power is on but the lamp is not Symptom The display is jittery or unstableSymptom The display is faint Symptom The display is reversed and/or upside-down… Symptom The display appears compressed or stretched…Symptom The display is not sharp or clean… Symptom Colors in the display are inaccurate… Symptom The display is not rectangular…Symptom The display is noisy… Specifications Specifications VHD Ultra Controller Manual Remarque Safety Tips Introduction Front and Rear Panel Descriptions Rear Panel Power Input Remote Control Description Quick SET-UP Guide Menu Description and Navigation White Yellow Cyan Green Magenta Red Blue Page Installation Menu Screen Type Blanking BlankingAspect Ratios Active image area Actual screen area Blanked cut off Areas Dimensions RS-232 Communications Parameter min/max Value stored? RS-232 CommandsCommand VHD Ultra Specifications Ambient Light Rejection Active Line TimeAnalog Video Aspect RatioDisplay Setting Color TemperatureCheckbox Color ShiftHelp Screen Input SignalHorizontal Frequency Horizontal OffsetResolution lens Pixel PhaseResolution projector MenuRGB Video Source SetupRS-232 RS-422Variable Scan Throw DistanceVertical Offset Video DecoderKeypad Reference Menu Tree Appendix C Page RUMA-010450