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Contents Installation and user’s guide Manufacturing Part Number A6062-90005 Edition E0302Legal notices Copyright noticesHp product warranty statement Printing historyHP Product Duration of Warranty For additional information Viewing documentation on the recovery CD UserguidesContents ﬁle conﬁguration Projector calibration targets Hp scalable visualization digital compositorGlossary Hp mini-sv6 conﬁgurationRegulatory information Contents Safety and support information How to obtain support for your sv6 system How to obtain support for your sv6 system Safety warnings Rack stabilityPower distribution units PDUs Sample Power Distribution Unit PDUElectric shock, connect each component to a grounded outlet Power Distribution Unit PDU, there may be a risk of highCable and Plugs Between the PDU and the Wall Receptacle Only. Never operate any component with its ground pinNema 5-15 Receptacle PDU power limitationsMetallic particulate contamination Safety warnings Installation and user information Document purpose Section descriptionsDocument purpose Product overview Hp visualization centers sv6 j6700 and mini-sv6 b2600 Hp visualization center sv6 components Pipe system conﬁguration Arrangement of the hardware in the racks may varySingle Display Channel Multiple Display Channels Hp visualization center sv6 architecture Pipe System ArchitectureAccelerate Mode Vertical slice, Horizonal slice and Grid Hp visualization center sv6 operating modesAccumulate Mode Each fraction of the screen is called a screen rectangleMixed Mode Mixed Mode 16-Pipe Example Supported conﬁgurationsSeven or Eight 3D Pipes Per Channel Hardware ConﬁgurationsThree or Four 3D Pipes Per Channel Software not supported Software conﬁgurationsSixteen 3D Pipes Per Channel Installation and user information Installation process AssessmentPreparation for wide ﬁeld displays TIPAnti-Tip Plate Hp visualization center sv6 installationRack see -10 when systems are being set up Over. The anti-tip plate should remain deployed. See the hpConnect Power, I/O Devices Position console monitors12 Connecting Compositor to Monitor or Other Display Device 13 Connecting HP ProCurve Hub to LAN Boot Up ConﬁgurationSpecify Compositor Serial Port Optional Conﬁgure System SoftwareConﬁgure ds2100 VeriﬁcationDo not use any other options with -test Run Your Application Software setup speciﬁcations Maintain current graphics patches How to determine your current versionUpdating software Installation Steps Uninstallation steps Installing to all sv6 systems using HP Software Distributor Preparation Copy and register locally Which kills the remaining swinstall GUI windows When installing patches that require a reboot, switch to aVersions, either login remotely to perform the install, or Start install GUI swinstallVeriﬁcation Example march gb patch OK OKAdvanced setup for multiple display channels Additional X serverMaster Hostname Svmc1 Conﬁguring offset overlap Additional equipmentEdge Blending Conﬁguring offset overlap for multiple rows19 Height Edge Blending Width Column Row Backdrops 3840 x 1024 3x1280 x 21 3072 x 768 3x1024 xX0screens Description UsageServer This ﬁle must be edited as root and must be locatedChanging resolution Standard ResolutionsCustomized Resolutions Stereo ResolutionsHow to use hp visualization center sv6 tools Xadvsetpipes GUI Description Examples How to use hp visualization center sv6 tools Jitter ﬁle tool Options Sv6 diagnosticsDescription Sample output from running sv6diag on a standard sv6 system Chapter Passive stereo overview Stereoscopic viewingActive stereo overview Unpack and inventory components Stereo hardware installationEnsure eye wear is functioning and clean Position emitter in viewing areaAdd ScreenOption Changing to stereo monitor modePower up the emitters Start up the new X server initVeriﬁcation Simple stereoscopic applicationApplication suggestions Using NFS to mount hard drivesOptimization Optimizing performance23 Panes Y offset adjustments Use the xadvsetpipes tool see 24 X and Y Offset Adjustments Method #1 Accumulate Mode SeeOptimizing image quality Method #2Pass through mode Invokes the application Gamma correction in pass through modePass through mode on a multi-channel sv6 Gamma value Hpoglpush Environmentﬁle conﬁguration ﬁle conﬁguration For networking to function properly, hostnames used #/etc/inittab Init4initdefault OPERATINGSYSTEM=HP-UX LOOPBACKADRESS=127.0.0.1 INTERFACESTATE1= DHCPENABLE1=0 Projector calibration targets How to use projector calibration targets How to use projector calibration targetsHpcirc.pm 128x128 circles tiled example shown Hpgray.pm gray scale tiled example shown Hpline.pm 64X64 grid lines tiled example shown64 x 64 grids for horizontal and vertical convergence Hpeye1.pm eye chart #1 tiled example shown Hpcolor.pm color scale tiled example shownHpeye2.pm eye chart #2 tiled example shown Hp scalable visualization digital Compositor cards Compositor cardsFigure A-1 Compositor Cards 100 Compositor parts list Table A-1Compositor conﬁgurations Table A-2Sv6 compositor frame delay This mode is invalid with passive stereo Interface ProcedureIntroduction LED indicators Testing output or input cardsTesting controller cards Hp mini-sv6 conﬁguration Mini-sv6 conﬁguration Figure B-1 Mini sv6 conﬁgurationAppendix B 109 110 Regulatory information Appendix C Safety warning for the USA and Canada FCC radio frequency interference statement USA onlyNoise declaration for Germany Regulatory information 116 Glossary Active stereo Glossary 119 Screen real estate