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Christie Digital Systems CSP70 user manual Optional Accessories Optional Interfaces

Models: CSP70

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Section 6: Specifications

Optional Accessories ' Optional Interfaces

•RGB 500 Input Module (38-804606-xx)

•RGB 400 Active Loop Thru Input Module (38-804607-xx)

•RGB 400 Buffered Amplifier Input Module (38-804610-xx)

•PC250 Analog Input Module (38-804609-xx)

•Serial Digital Input Module (38-804602-xx)

•Digital HDTV Input Module (38-804611-xx)

•Video Decoder Module (38-804600-01)

•Dual SD/HD/SDI (38-804656-01)

RPMSP

User’s Kit

102-108001

(includes user and installation manuals, setup tools, and IR remote keypad)

CSP70
70” Wide Angle LG Screen	102-106001
Pedestal	102-107001
Pedestal Side Panel Kit	102-104001
Top Cover Kit	102-105001
Eyebolt Kit	38-804839-01
User’s Kit	102-108001

(includes user and installation manuals, setup tools, and IR remote keypad)

RPMSP & CSP70-D100U User’s Manual 6-7

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Christie Digital Systems CSP70 user manual Optional Accessories Optional Interfaces

Contents

Table of Contents Page Introduction Key featuresProjector Overview Purchase Record Components Purchase Record and ServicingConnecting Sources Installation & SetupBelow Install an appropriate optional module in Input 5 for thisConnecting Composite or S-Video sources Connecting RS-232 Connecting CommunicationsRemote Keypads Serial Port ConnectionsEthernet Communications Connecting RS-422Projectors Connecting MultipleRS232 Network 10. Typical Ethernet Network Separating Networks System Integration Gpio ConnectorCommunicating to All PortsPower Connection About the Projector OperationDual Lamp Module DLM Axis Adjuster Using the Remote KeypadElectronics Module EM Page Test Power ON/OFFAuto ChannelContrast BrightnessPIP Projector Func Function KeyEnter Lens Focus, Zoom and Lens H, Lens Arrow KeysLaser Time-outs Using SlidebarsGlobal Icon PIP IconPage Example of Pull-Down List Press Exit while in a pull-down list to cancel any changeDo I Select an Input Using Inputs and ChannelsOr a Channel? Creating a New Channel Edit later in this Deleting Channels Copying orChannel Edit Step View, turn off the on-screen display by pressing OSD Adjusting the ImageResize Presets Before You Begin Use Auto Setup AutoSize and Position Menu Page Size Pixel PhaseVertical Stretch Pixel TrackAdvanced Size and Position Submenu PositionZooms the left side. There are no black 12. Blanking of a PIP Image BarsFilter GammaNoise Reduction DetailColor Space Regions and Video Standards Summary Video Options SubmenuInput Levels Submenu Page See .13. Adjusting Input Levels Using the Peak Detector 13. Adjusting Input Levels Using the Peak Detector Advanced Image Settings SubmenuOr Color Saturation submenu Simulation 3D Submenu of Advanced Image Settings System Configuration Adjusting System Parameters and Advanced ControlsAuto Power-up LanguageMenu Preferences Submenu Set Date & TimeBaud Rates System Configuration Settings in the CommunicationsNetwork Routing 16. Using the Network Routing Option Ethernet Settings SubmenuSystem Configuration In the Configuration menu, select Wired KeypadBroadcast Key BacklightAny time in the Advanced Image Settings Color Adjustments by X/Y, and Color Saturation SubmenusBrightness Uniformity Submenu Edge Blending SubmenuColor Adjustment by X,Y Use See 3.10, Using Multiple Projectors Color Enable System Configuration Test PatternOdd Pixel Adjustment Test Pattern Grey LevelPeak Detector Color Wheel Calibration SubmenuWorking with SwitchingPIP or SeamlessSwap Main and PIP Image PIP EnableSwitching PIP Image Settings SubmenuPIP Size and Position Submenu PIP Border WidthFade Time Working with the LampNumbers Select Main Image Page 25. Relation between Lamp Operation Modes and Brightness More, Lamp 1 or More, Lamp 2 Submenu Status Menu Using Multiple Projectors Set Select Color Adjustment to Max Drives Color Adjustment ProcedureMatching Colors Multiple Screens27. Jot Down a Set of Max Drives X/Y Values 29. Color Matching Using Color Saturation Menu Using the Color Saturation Menu for Color MatchingUniformity Achieving BrightnessGeneral Setup Adjust Light Output in 8 Zones Adjust Color level of red/green/blue in 8 ZonesWhat is a Blend? Canceling Brightness UniformityHow Are Blends Used? Main Functions Other Functions Edge Blending Procedure37. Set Starting Points for Each Projector Remote Control of the ProjectorUser Errors Invalid User Entry ErrorConditions Other Signal Error Messages No SignalSystem Errors Bad SyncLamp Failures Error CodesSpecifications MaintenanceLabels and Markings InstructionsPower Cord Lamp ReplacementAttachments Cleaning and Maintenance Part Description Frequency How to clean Replacing Remote Batteries Lamp ReplacementBefore you proceed with lamp replacement About the Lamp Hot-Swap FeatureReplacing a Lamp Insert new lamp Inside the Lamp Compartment Page Power TroubleshootingSymptom The projector is on but there’s no display Symptom The projector powers down unexpectedly…Displays Symptom Display has suddenly frozen… Symptom Data is cropped from edgesSymptom Colors in the display are inaccurate… Symptom Display is not rectangular…Ethernet Symptom The display is noisy…Specifications SpecificationsWide Angle Screen DVI Analog Composite Video and S-VideoDVI Digital Remote Control with laser Control Signal Built-in Status Display CompatibilityWired Control Input Power Requirements GeneralLamps Size & WeightLens Color WheelElectro-Magnetic Compatibility E.M.C Emissions Regulatory Safety and RegulatoryElectro-Magnetic Compatibility E.M.C Immunity Optional Accessories Optional Interfaces Page Glossary Channel Number Display SettingCheckbox ChrominanceDot Clock Input SignalFlicker Foot-candleInterlace InterfaceKeypad Lamp FlickerResolution projector Resolution lensNtsc Video Optical ScreenSwitcher Source SetupRise Time RGB VideoThrow Distance TerminatedThrow Ratio TintPage Keypad Reference Page Serial Communication Cables Page About the Auxiliary Fan Connector Auxiliary Fan ConnectorPage System Integration Configuring the GpioGIO C2 O GIO 2 H Set pin #2 to high stateGIO? Reply of pin state and configurationReal Time Event GIO C2RGB400BA Features RGB500 FeaturesOptional Input Modules RGB500 Input ModulePC250 Analog Features RGB400ALT FeaturesRGB400 Active Loop-Thru Input ModuleSDI Features FeaturesDual SD/HD-SDI Features DVI Input ModulePage Index Index With PIP or Seamless Switching Index