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Barco R9000740 owner manual IR Receiver, Shield Conductor

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OPTIONS

OPTIONS

IR Receiver 800

This infrared receiver unit makes it possible to control the projector from another room.

There is a communication line with cable between the IR receiver and the projector or the RCVDS05. The control information from the RCU can now be sent to this IR receiver.

The IR receiver 800 displays the selected source on a 7-segment display. Order number : R9827515.

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Projection room

Con trol r oom

Hardwired RCU.

The control signals from the RCU can be sent to the projector via a wired connection.

Preparing your remote cable :

Use a shielded cable with a maximum length of 100 m and two mini-jack 3.5 mm connectors (order number : R313043).

-Peel back the vinyl covering of the cable on both sides and twist the wire core.

-Solder a jack plug as shown in drawing above to each end of the cable.

shield

conductor

shield = ground

conductor = data information

When the cable is ready, plug one side in the remote control and the other side in the connector on the rear of the projector labelled ‘remote’.

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Barco R9000740 owner manual IR Receiver, Shield Conductor

Contents

R9000740 Page Table of Contents Guided Adjustment Mode MESSAGES, Warnings and Failures Orbiting Kit Safety Instructions Safety InstructionsOWNER’S Record Installation InstructionsPart Number SER. Number Dealer Safety Instructions On safety Mains lead Power cord with CEE 7 plugPower cord with Ansi 73.11 plug On servicing On repacking Safety Instructions Location and Function of Controls Location and Function of ControlsRear Panel Terminology RS232OUTFront Panel Terminology Control panel terminology a. The local keypad Getting accessRCU control panel terminology Function ControlsLocation ADJ. adjust key, to enter or exit the adjustment mode Power Mains Connection Power ConnectionPower mains cord connection Switching on/offPeripheral Equipment Connection Source ConnectionsConnections Signal input connection to the projector Source No Projector input Press digit buttonConnecting a Composite Video source Video input selectionEN ER AL a CC ES S Connecting a RGB Analog source with composite sync GE NER AL a CCE SSRgbs or RGsB input selection Connecting a RGB Analog source with Tri-level sync RGB3S or RG3sB input selectionConnecting a Component source YYB-YS orR-YYsB-Y input selectionConnecting a Component source with Tri-level sync N E R a L a C C E S SYYB-Y3S or R-YY3sB-Y input selection Remote control Data communicationsConnecting an IR Remote Receiver to the projector Connecting a Rcvds 05 switcher to the projectorConnecting a VS05 switcher to the projector Peripheral EquipmentControlling Battery installation in the RCU Controlling RCU used in a hardwired configuration How to control the projector How to display a projector address?Hardware set up of the projector address Using the RCUHow to program an address into the RCU? Input selection Source No Projector input Press digit buttonOur c e = 15 k Hz = 50 Hz R N I N G Brightness Control I G H T N E S SColor Saturation Control Contrast ControlN T R a S T L O R Sharpness Control Tint ControlA RP N E S S Controlling Start UP of the Adjustment Mode Start UP of the Adjustment ModeRandom Access Service Adjustment Guided Entering the adjustment modeInstallation Only for qualified TechnicianAdjustment mode Access menuStart UP Adjustment ModeDJ U S TM E NT M OD E O N G S S W O R D M P O S E S S W O R DGuided Adjustment Mode Guided Adjustment ModeStart up of the guided adjustment mode Overview flowchart Guided Adjustment procedure I D E D a D J U S T M E N T M O D ESelecting Setup Pattern Internal # Pattern Internal Cross Hatch PatternGuided GU IDE D a DJU STM ENT MO DELine Doubler option Picture tuningSync Fast/Slow toggle PIC Ture TUN INGEnhanced blue ON/OFF C T U R E T U N I N GRaster Centering on Green CRT Faceplate V ShiftCorrect raster position Wrong raster position Shifting Red and Blue on Green Left-Right East-West AdjustmentsEFT-RIGHT E/W Vertical Centerline Bow Adjustment Vertical Centerline Skew AdjustmentLeft Keystone Adjustment Right Keystone AdjustmentRight Bow Adjustment Left Bow Adjustment Horizontal Size AdjustmentTop-Bottom North-South Adjustments To P -BO TTO MHorizontal Centerline Bow Adjustment Horizontal Centerline Skew AdjustmentTop Keystone Adjustment Bottom Keystone Adjustment Top Bow AdjustmentBottom Bow Adjustment Vertical Linearity Adjustment Size-linearity AdjustmentZ E-L I N E AR I T Y Vertical Size Adjustment Horizontal Phase Adjustment Convergence Adjustment N V E R G E N C EBlanking Adjustment A N K I N GTop blanking adjustment Bottom blanking adjustmentRight blanking adjustment Guided Adjustment ModeCustom White Balance Color BalanceCustom Black Balance Random Access Adjustment Mode Random Access Adjustment ModeStarting up the random access adjustment mode DJ U S TM E NT M OD EOverview flowchart Random Access Adjustment mode N D O M a C C E S S J U S T ME N T MO D EA N K I N G T E R N a L # P a TT E R N Random access adjustment mode selection menu AN D OM AC C ES S DJ US TM E NT M OD ERandom Access Adjustment ModeSync Fast/Slow Adjustment Custom Color BalanceTure Enhanced Blue On/Off AdjustmentLine Doubler TUNAN D OM AC C ES S CO L or SEL E CTDJ US TM E NT M OD E O M E T R Y Horizontal Phase Adjustment EnterCorrect by pushing Control disk to the right Raster Shift Adjustment A R S E S H I F TPress Exit to return to the Geometry menu F T -R I G H T Access Adjustment Mode F T -R I G H TBetween 0 and 100. See next Example H Certerline Bow All adjustment are indicatedTOP BOT TOM Control disk down Control disk up Horizontal Size Adjustment Vertical Linearity Adjustment Vertical Size Adjustment Left blanking Right blanking Correct by pushing the control disk up or down E E N O N L Y Re e n ima g e Service Mode Service ModeStarting up the Service mode J U S T M E N T M O D EOverview flowchart Service mode Identification Memory Management Common Settings I2C DiagnosticsProjector Set-up Identification Total RUN TimeService Total Run TimeChange password Change Projector Address Change BaudrateEnglish Españ OL Francais Deutsch Identification Total RUN Time Change PasswordChangeLanguage A N G E P a S S W O R DChange Projector Address ChangebaudratePower up mode IdentificationMode on Size Small Background on Orbitting on BARCOlogoProjector SET-UP Common Settings I2C DiagnosticsCopy a block Copy a Block Delete a Block Delete ALL BlocksP Y M O D E Deletion of blocksP Y B L O C K LE T E M O D E Deleting block by blockEL E T E B L OC K Copy a Block Delete a Block All settings to midpositionDeletion of all blocks EL ET E a L L BL O C K SConvergence MID GR Convergence MID Undo all settings to midposConvergence mid ALL Settin GS to M ID Posi TionGreen convergence mid ALL Settings to Midpos R & B Convergence MIDUndo R & B convergence mid C O N VER G EN C E M IDUndo green convergence mid G2 Adjustment CRT RUN in Cycle Projector Warm UPProjector SET-UP Memory Management CRT RUN in Cycle Projector Warm UP G2 AdjustmentF E T Y T I C E SK O F E LE C T R I C AL S H O C K T R U N in C YC LE CRT run in cycleOption on G2 Adjustment CRT RUN in CycleProjector warm up Toggle Option on or OFFProjector SET-UP Memory Management Common Settings DecoderService Mode MESSAGES, Warnings and Failures MESSAGES, Warnings and FailuresSource MESSAGES, Warnings and Failures InputProjector Address Input no Longer Available Invalid Key entryInput se- lector not available Wait FailureIris Options IR receiver Hardwired RCU Projector Control softwareOptions IR Receiver Shield ConductorVS05 D9-D9 communication cableSoft edge matching kit Orbiting KitContrast modulation kit Battery replacement in the RCU Appendix a Battery Replacement in the RCUAppendix a Battery Replacement in the RCU Orbiting option Orbiting mode toggle switchesAppendix B Orbiting Orbiting Master/slave toggleOrbiting ON/OFF toggle only in Master Orbiting S T E R O R B I T I N GOrbiting alignment Adjustment procedure stand alone projectorOrbiting speed toggle only in Master Orbiting Appendix BR I Z O N T a L BI T AM P L Adjustment procedure multiple projector installations J US T D E V I ATI O NAppendix B Orbiting Soft edge matching option Appendix C Soft Edge MatchingBasic concept S SHighlight H Test Mode and press Appendix C Start positionSoft Edge Matching Matching Left image areaAppendix C Soft Edge Stop position Right image area Vertical test mode Top soft edge area adjustment F T E D G E R R E C T I O NBottom soft edge area adjustment Edge MatchingContrast modulation option Appendix D Contrast ModulationModulation Enter selects the Contrast Modulation menuContrast Modulation Contrast equalisation Color ShiftAppendix D Contrast edge correction hot spot R TI C a LN T R a S T G E C or R E C T I O N Appendix D Contrast Modulation 32 adjustment blocks are in use. What to do? Adjustment Blocks memory blocksAppendix E Adjustment Blocks Projector equipped with Rcvds or VS05 T E N T I O NSource Numbers 90 Source numbers 90Appendix F Appendix F Source Numbers 90 V D S