Christie Digital Systems CX67, CX50 DVI Input, Control Signal Infrared IR Control Input, RS-232

Models: CX60 CX67 CX50

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DVI Input

Section 5: Specifications

Sync (interlaced or progressive scan formats)

Horizontal frequency range

15-85 kHz

Vertical frequency range

50-85Hz

Scan format

Interlaced or progressive

Sync types

Separate H and V

 

Composite

 

Sync-on-green

Nominal impedance

75 ohms

Polarity (N/A to sync-on-green)

positive or negative

DC operating range

0-5V

Composite Video and S-Video(requires optional Video Decoder Module)

Signal formats

Composite video (CVBS), S-Video

Video standards

(Y/C),

 

NTSC, NTSC 4.43, PAL, PAL M, PAL

 

N

DC offset

+/-5V

Nominal impedance

75 ohms

DVI Input

 

Horizontal frequency range

15-85kHz

Vertical frequency range

50-85Hz

Scan format

interlaced or progressive NOTE: Interlaced

 

on DVI not supported.

Pixel clock rate

115MHz max.

Control Signal ' Infrared (IR) Control Input

Compatibility Number of sensors: 1

IR reception range using keypad supplied: 7.5m

RS-232

 

RS-232 ports

1 female DB9 connector (RS232 IN)

 

1 male DB9 connector (RS232 OUT)

Baud rate

Maximum number of projectors daisy chained without external buffering

Picture Offset and

Adjustment Range ' Range of Motion

Unless otherwise stated,

Horizontal (side to side)

ranges apply to both 0° and

Vertical (up/down)

90° orientations.

Translation (toward and away from screen)

 

 

 

Yaw (horizontal keystone)

 

Pitch (vertical keystone)

 

Roll (image tilt)

 

* Adjuster’s nominal position is factory set.

19,200 default

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Range and Tolerance*

+1.0/-1.0from nominal ± 0.05” +.85/-.85from nominal ± 0.006+1.2/-1.2from nominal ±0.05” +.85/-.85from nominal (for 90° position) +3°/-3°from nominal ±1/4° +5°/-5°from nominal ±1/4° +5°/-5°from nominal ±1/4°

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Christie Digital Systems CX67, CX50, CX60 DVI Input, Control Signal Infrared IR Control Input, RS-232, Range and Tolerance