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Madrigal Imaging MP-8, MP-9 manual Programmable Events On/Off, Keypad Options, IR Sensor

Models: MP-8, MP-9 MP-9

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OPERATION

UTIL 5 5

UTIL 5 6

Remote Control ➤ Options

Language (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian)

Menus and text can be displayed in English, French, German, Spanish or Italian. To change the language, select the Language item in the menu until the desired language is shown.

Programmable Events (On/Off)

This item allows you to enable or disable the Programmable Events feature. If Programmable Events is set to On, the events flagged as “ENABLED”

in the Programmable Events feature box ( UTIL 7 2 ) are automatically executed at the dates and times specified. If Programmable Events is set to Off, programmable event execution is disabled.

(For information about event programming, refer to the Clock/Events entry in this subsection.)

Remote Control Options allow you to modify the projector’s communication settings for operation with remote keypads and control devices.

To select the Remote Control Options menu, press 6 from the Utilities menu. Two selection items are displayed: Keypad Options and Communication Setup.

UTIL 6	1	Keypad Options

Press 1 from the Remote Control Options menu to display the Keypad Options menu. Use the menu to select the keypad protocol type the projector will respond.

IR Sensor

This setting determines how the projector responds to IR remote keypads aimed at the projector’s built-in IR sensor. Select the IR Sensor menu item to change the current setting. Four settings are available: A or B, A, B, and Off. If set to A, the

projector will only respond if the keypad is set for protocol A operation. If set to B, the projector will only respond if the keypad is set for protocol B operation. If set to “A or B”, the projector will respond to both protocol settings. If set to Off, the projector will not respond to IR keypad commands.

The reason for having two protocols available is to allow two projectors in the same room to be independently controlled by separate remote keypads. See Figure 3-8 on the next page.

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Madrigal Imaging MP-8, MP-9 manual Programmable Events On/Off, Keypad Options, IR Sensor

Contents

MP-8 MP-9 Projectors Typographical Conventions Table of Contents Page Functional Description IntroductionProjector Madrigal Imaging Service Location Purchaser’s Record and ServicingInstallation & Setup Step Installation ConsiderationsAdjust the Display Select the InputRear Screen, Ceiling Mount Installation Front Screen InstallationsRear Screen Installations Audience Coverage with Curved ScreenSpecified by diagonal size Screen SizeThrow Distance Tune display sizePoor Screen Placement Design of your projection system OtherConsiderations Keypad SetupHardware ConversionBattery Compartment Keypad Operating Settings JP1All keystroke settings Brite Tint Detail 2 . If pressed accidentally, pressCeiling Mount MountingFloor Mount Rear Screen Optical Rear Screen Systems13.Diffused Rear Screen Installation Diffused Rear Screen SystemsPower Connection Source ConnectionsSerial Port Connections 17.Built-in RGB Interface ConnectionsOptical Alignment Blue Green Red Blue Green 22b. MP-8 Lens Assemblies Front View Step On the MP-9, tighten the three bolts labeled B On the MP-9, locate the two Keep the center defocused Lens mounting plate. Turn To display the next Center horizontal line is perpendicular to the vertical BeforeAfter Must be repeated About Setup MemoriesMemory About ASI and ASR Setup Step ASR Example #1 23.ASR System Example #1 ASR Example #2 24.ASR System Example #2Acon Setup 29.ACON Installation Examples Overview Installation and SetupOperation Projector BasicsIR Remote Keypad Wired Remote KeypadBuilt-in Keypad Full Function Keypad Key Press Rules Dialog Boxes SlidebarsMenus Test Patterns Message BoxesHelp Pages Context Sensitive HelpUsing Help Guided Source SetupGuided Mechanical Setup Guided HelpRear Panel LEDs Pages Audio Mute FunctionsSystem Status Selection Source SelectionInput Example Rear viewDirect Channel Source Preferences entry in SectionUp/Down Channel MessageSetup Memories Operation Display Adjustments Memory Allocation Locking Setup MemoriesPrimary Display Brightness Adjustments ContrastTint DetailColor Size Picture FunctionsPosition White BalanceBlanking Top/Bottom/Left/Right FocusSync Fast/Slow Auto Clamp On/OffVideo Standard Retrace Short/LongDecoder Options Signal Routing About the Sync Routing System Side Pin Geometry FunctionsKeystone Bow TopBottom Linearity SkewConvergence Registration Convergence Convergence registrationGuided Interpolated Random Access Acon Automatic Convergence Automatic Convergence Full, Touchup, and Center OnlyError Messages Interrupting Acon Learn Screen Auto, ManualItem 2, Channel List, allows you to program the Channel List ASI with Save Source SetupCopy Setup Current Setup Locked/Unlocked ASR On/OffMessage to indicate the action taken. If an Input When to use the ASR feature An Installation using the ASR FeatureClear Current Setup Select Internal FrequencyBe cleared by pressing Recall Memory Field Name FieldInput Field Up/Down Field U/DInput Memories Screen Messages On/Off Auto Power-up On/OffPreferences Blanking Time Auto, 0.5s to 5.0sIR Sensor Programmable Events On/OffKeypad Options Projector Communication SetupRemote Jack Set Clock Clock/EventsBaud Rate TimeProgrammable Events Type Field Type Field EventsStart Field Enabled FieldInterval Field General Notes about Programmable Events About Channel Up/Down EventsMulti-projector Functions ProjectorPage Labels Markings Projector Location MaintenanceGuidelines Ventilation Slots Power CordAttachments ServicingProjector Response Problems CleaningLens Cleaning Case Cleaning Acon Cleaning Symptom Cause/RemedyBrightness to their proper settings Contact your dealer or Madrigal for assistanceOne second Symptom Projector does not respond to the Stby or Mute keysYou may not be holding down the key long enough to initiate Contrast or brightness settings may be set too low SymptomSymptom Display is very faint Projection room may be too bright. Lower the intensityMaintenance Geometry settings. Press Geom for the Geometry menu Color and tint settings may require adjustmentSymptom Display is not rectangular in shape Message. If a Is displayed, unlock the setup. Press Util 1Acon Errors Page Specifications SpecificationsVertical Deflection Horizontal DeflectionRequirements PowerHigh Voltage InputsEnvironment Maximum Operating Range WeightAccessories StorageProjector Dimensions PhysicalPage Glossary Bandwidth Color TemperatureAutolock Blanking TimeGain or Screen Current SetupMemory GainGeometry GammaCorrection HelpLine of Best Locator AssemblyLearn Screen ViewingPAL Video Operation LevelOptical Screen PincushionRise Time Setup MemoryProjector Retrace Time RGB VideoGlossary Glossary Page Menu Tree Menu Tree ASR/ASI Logic Diagrams No matchASR/ASI Logic Diagrams Communication Cables RS-232 Serial CommunicationsPage Keypad Reference Page Throw Distance Tables Table F-1Throw Distance for MP-8 inchesTable F-1Throw Distance for MP-8 cm Table F-1Throw Distance for MP-9 inches Table F-1Throw Distance for MP-9 cm Lenses Throw Throw Distance Distance Formula Formula Screen ScreenPage Index INDEX.2 DAY Limited Warranty