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Barco LC40 4.4 Communication Connections, 4.5 Cable cover

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4. Connections

Although this is a standard analog RGBHV output, it is only meant to be used by another Solaris displays.

Theoutput signals are not CRT-compatible, so they may not displaycorrectly on a standard monitor

4.4 Communication Connections

4.4.1 RS232 IN/OUT

What can be connected to theRS232 IN connection ?

TheRS232 IN connection allows the Solaris LC40 to comm unicate with a computer e.g. IBM PC or Apple Macintosh.

RS232IN

Control PC

RS232

RS232IN RS232OUT

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RS232connection

Applications of the RS232 connection

Remote control:

• easyadjustment of LCD panel via IBM PC (or compatible) or MAC connection.

• RS232 address range from 0 to 255.

• allowstora ge of multiple LCD panel configurations and set ups.

• wide range of control possibilities.

RS232 OUT

Tomake a loop through connection with other Solaris LC40’s.

4.5 Cable cover

Why cable cover

With the cable cover,all connections are protected to be discon nected.

Mounting the cable cover.

1. Slide the cover over the connections.

2. Push the cover hooks into the holes. (image 4-14)

3. Slide the cover to the right.

4. Fix this position by turning in the screw on the left side.

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Contents

Main Page Page Page Table of contents TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of contents 1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1.1 General instructions Scope General safety instructions Owners Record 1.3 Protection on Servicing Servicing Replacement Parts Safety Check Protection 1.4 Safety on Cleaning Cabinet Display surface 1.5 Safety on Shipping Original Shipping package Page 2. Packaging and Dimensions 2. PACKAGING AND DIMENSIONS 2.1 Box content Content 2.2 Packaging Way of Packaging 2.3 Dimensions 8R5976672 SOLARISLC40 13/01/2005 Front view Back view Page Page 3. Installation Guidelines 3. INSTALLATION GUIDELINES 3.1 General 3.2 Solaris LC40 configurations 3. Installation Guide lines 3.3 Battery Insertion in the Remote Control Where to find the batteries How to install the batteries 4. CONNECTIONS 4.1 Power connection AC power (mains) cord connection 4.2 Input source connections 4.2.1 Input facilities Input panel view Overview optional inputs 4.2.2 Digital Visual Interface (DVI)input Input specifications Pin assignment for the DVI connector. How to select the DVI input via the RCU? How to select the DVI input via the menu structure? 4.2.3 RGB analog input Input specifications Possible input sources How to select the RGB source via the RCU? How to select the RGB source via the menu structure 4.2.4 Serial Digital Interface How to select the SDI input with the RCU? How to select the SDI input via the menu structure? 4.2.5 Compact PC module How to select the Compact PC via the menu structure? Y/C C R YC IN IN OUT Pin configuration 4 pin connector How to configure the input 2 How to select an input via the RCU How to select an input via the menu structure Loop through connection for Video DVI How to select the DVI input via the menu structure? 4.2.8 HD-SDI input module (optional) SDI/HDSD I INPUT INPUT OUT 12 How to configure the HD-SDI input Onlythe signal on the selected input will be displayed. Menu4-18 How to select the SDI/HD-SDI input via the menu structure? Menu4-23 4.2.9 RGB input module (optional) RGBHV How to select the RGB input via the menu structure? L R LR SUBW AUDIO Output specifications 4.3 RGB out at native screen resolution (WXGA) Output 4.4 Communication Connections 4.5 Cable cover Page 5. GETTING STARTED 5.1 Terminology overview RCU 5.2 Switching ON/OFF Main power up From standby to a real image with the RCU From standby to a real image with the thumb wheel Switching to Standby with the RCU 5.3 Using the RCU Pointing to the IR sensor. 45 45 Image5-2 IRangle 5.4 LCD panel address Picture Controls Audio Controls The Pause Key 5.5 Locking the Solaris LC40 for IR signals How to lock ? How to unlock ? 5.6 Quick access to Picture in Picture Quick PiP source selection Use of the function keys Page 6. Getting used to the Menu Structur e 6. GETTING USED TO THE MENU STRUCTURE 6.1 How to start up the menus Box menu structure How to start up 6.2 Using the menus 6.3 Adjusting a control in a Slider box 7. Input Selection 7. INPUT SELECTION 7.1 Start up the Input Selection Remarks 7.2 Selecting an Input Source 7. Input Selection 7.3 Configuring input 2 7.4 Selecting Compact PC Page Page 8. IMAGE SETTINGS 8.1 Image Settings Menu overview Image settings menu 8.2 Aspect Ratio How to change the aspect ratio? 8.3 Brightness About Brightness How to change the Brightness ? 8.4 Contrast About Contrast How to change the Contrast ? 8.5 Color Saturation About Color Saturation 8.6 Tint (hue) About Tint (hue) How to change the Tint ? 8.7 Sharpness About Sharpness 8.8 Viewport Different steps to create a viewport. Creating a horizontal start position Creating a vertical start position Creating the viewport width Creating the viewport height 8.8.3 Automatic Viewport function About the Automatic function 8.8.4 Totalpixels setup About total number of pixels How to set up 8.9 Phase About Phase adjustment How to change the Phase ? 9. AUDIO SETTINGS 9.1 Audio settings menu overview 9.2 Starting up the audio controls 9.3 Volume control 9.4 Balance control 9.5 Bass control 9.6 Treble control 9.7 Subwoofer control Page 10. PIP SETTINGS 10.1 Introduction to PiP 10.2 Select PiP input How to select 10.3 PiP size 10.3.1 Scale How to scale 10.3.2 Horizontal size How to size horizontally 10.3.3 Vertical size How to size horizontally 10.4 PiP position How to move Page Page 11. Compact PC Control 11. COMPACT PC CONTROL 11.1DisplaycontrolbyCompactPC About display control How to grant control to the compact PC ? Page 12. ADVANCED SETTINGS 12.1 Advanced Settings menu overview o o 12.2 Gamma About Gamma 12.3 Color Temperature How to select a preset color temperature. How to adjust the custom color balance. 12.4 Input Balance 12.4.1 Introduction to Input Balance Introduction: Unbalanced color signals B Black level 0.7V Analog Digital Conversion B Black balance White balance 12.5 Noise Reduction About Noise reduction Switching between manual and automatic Adjusting the noise reduction manually. 12.6 Film mode detection How to switch the film mode 12.7 Video Gain About Video Gain How to adjust the video gain manually 12.8 Display Settings 12.8.1 Rotate About rotate How to activate a rotation 12.8.2 Backlight About backlight How to change the backlight ? 12.9 Installation 12.9.1 File Services 12.9.1.1 Introduction to image files Introduction Possible file manipulations 12.9.1.2 Load file set up About load file Howtosettheloadfileproperty? 12.9.1.3 Loading a specific file How to load a specific file 12.9.2 When no Signal About When no signal When no signal set up Delay set up 12.9.3 Language Selection How to change the language 12.9.4 Tiled setup Tiled setup toggle Set up of the complete configuration Tile set up 1 2 12 3 Practical example to set up the configuration. 12.10Service 12.10.1Identification screen The displays identificationscreen How to display the identificationscreen ? 12.10.2IR address How to change the IR address ? 12.10.3Serial communication 12.10.3.1RS232 address How to change the RS232 address ? 12.10.3.2Changing the baudrate for RS232 communication How to change the baudrate ? 12.10.4IR locking 12.10.4.1Locking the display How to lock ? 12.10.4.2Changing your PIN code How to change ? 12.10.5Restore Factory Defaults Howtoreturntofactorydefaults Page A. Standard Source Set up Files A. STANDARD SOURCE SET UP FILES A.1 Table overview Table A. Standard Source Set up Files B. OPTIONAL MOUNTING EQUIPMENT B.1 Wall Mounting Support A B A B.1.3 VerticalWall Mounting Support How to mount A B B.2 Table mounting support How to use Page C. Specifications C. SPECIFICATIONS C.1 Specifications Solaris LC40 Page Glossary GLOSSARY Page Index INDEX A B C D L M N P R Revision Sheet