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3-1
SECTION 3
This section explains how to effectively operate the projector once it has been installed. It is
recommended that you read this section and familiarize yourself with the components and the
availablemenuoptionsbeforeyoubeginusingyourprojectorforthersttime.
The built-in keypad is located at the back of the projector, beside the input panel. Use it similarly
to the IR remote to control the projector. A status LED display is also included on this keypad for
monitoring projector status.
The AC receptacle is located at the back of the projector just below the input panel. Use this
outlet to plug in an appropriately rated power cord. Refer to Section 6 — Specications for
details.
Located on the underside, and on top with the (i) models, of the projector are four fully adjustable
feet. Raise or lower these feet when positioning the projector to ensure it is level on all sides so
the displayed image will appear rectangular without any keystone.
Refer to Section 2 - Projector Position and Mounting (
Adjusting projector height) for
instructions on how to adjust the projector’s feet.
The projector is built with a motorized lens mount that allows for easy lens control and
adjustment. This includes such functions as adjusting vertical and horizontal offsets, zoom and
focus.Thelensmountcanbettedwithanyoneoftheavailableoptionallenses–seeSection
6 — Specications.
ZOOM AND FOCUS• — There are two internal lens motors that allow for quick motorized
adjustmentofzoomandfocus.Adjustzoomtotthedisplayedimageonthescreenand
adjust focus to improve the clarity of the image.
LENS OFFSET• — Vertical and horizontal offset is performed on the lens mount through the
use of DC motors.
SHUTTER• — Standard on all models the shutter allows you to turn the screen absolutely
black when in the “on” state. Press the ‘mute’ button for 1-2 seconds on the remote to
operate the shutter.
IRIS• — Enables adjustment of light output and contrast ratio.
NOTE: Use the lens cap when transporting the projector to avoid scratching and damaging the
lens, which could affect your displayed image.
Built-in Keypad
AC Receptacle
Adjustable Feet
OPERATION
3.1 About the Projector
Lens Mount &
Projection Lenses
Iso - Rear Left View
Iso - Front Right View
Rear View
Top View
Side - Left View
Side - Right View
Iso - Rear Left View
Iso - Front Right View
Rear View
Top View
Side - Left View
Side - Right View
Top
Projection Lens
Front IR Sensor
Adjustable Feet (4)
Exhaust
AC Receptacle
Lamp Door
Input Panel
Built-in Keypad
Rear IR Sensor
Status LED Display
Intake
- OWNER'S MANUAL 1
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 2
- INTRODUCTION 4
- 1.3 Warranty 5
- INSTALLATION & SETUP 6
- 2.2 Installation 8
- Considerations 8
- Ambient Light 9
- Other Considerations 9
- Projector Position and 10
- Mounting 10
- Lens Type 11
- 2.3 Connecting Sources 17
- YPbPr signals 18
- DVI Digital Video 19
- Composite and S-Video 19
- Optional Inputs 19
- From WC-Pro Processor 20
- Connect a RS422 device only 21
- Separating Networks 22
- 2.6 Power Connector 23
- OPERATION 24
- Input Panel 25
- Intake and Exhaust 25
- Lamp Door 25
- Front and Rear IR Sensors 25
- 3.2 Using the Remote or 26
- Built-in Keypad 26
- Theater Master 27
- Remote Control 27
- Wired Remote 28
- Guide to Keypads 28
- Keypad Commands 28
- Section3►Operation 29
- Contrast 30
- On-Line Help 33
- Editing Text 36
- Editing Numerical Values 36
- 3.4 Using Inputs and 37
- Channels 37
- – AUTOMATIC – 38
- What Channels are 39
- 3.5 Adjusting the Image 42
- Geometry and 43
- Position Menu 43
- VIDEO OPTIONS — SUBMENU 49
- INPUT LEVELS — SUBMENU 50
- ADVANCED IMAGE SETTINGS 53
- Parameters and 56
- Advanced Controls 56
- 3.6 Adjusting System 56
- 10. Wired Keypad Protocol Any 58
- ETHERNET SETTINGS - SUBMENU 59
- 60
- System Conguration 60
- — GEOMETRY & COLOR — 60
- EDGE BLENDING — SUBMENU 61
- Color Temp Adjust 63
- BLACK EDGE BLENDING — SUBMENU 64
- CONFIGURE CHANNELS 67
- 3.7 Working with PIP or 68
- Seamless Switching 68
- PIP IMAGE SETTINGS — SUBMENU 69
- Switching 70
- How Old is My Lamp 74
- When to Replace the Lamp 74
- Information Menu 74
- 3.9 Achieving White 75
- Field Uniformity 75
- IMPORTANT 76
- 3.10 Edge Blending 78
- Black Edge Blending 81
- 3.11 Remote Control of 82
- 3.12 Error Conditions 83
- System Warnings / Errors 84
- MAINTENANCE 86
- Section4►Maintenance 87
- 4.2 Cleaning and 89
- Maintenance Guide 89
- 4.3 Replacing Remote 90
- Batteries 90
- 4.4 Lamp Replacement 90
- Lamp Door - 2 Screws 91
- WARNING 92
- 4.5 Replacing the 94
- Projection Lens 94
- SPECIFICATIONS 96
- DCX-1000i and 97
- DCX-1000FD 97
- DCX-1500i and 98
- DCX-1500FD 98
- KEYPAD REFERENCE 99
- SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS 100
- Quick Start 101
- 1. Overview 102
- Overview 102
- Understanding Message Format 102
- 2. Understanding 102
- Message Format 102
- 2.1 Basic Message 103
- Structure 103
- 2.2 Sampling Messages 104
- 2.3 What is Actually 105
- Sent in a Message 105
- 2.5 Accessing Specic 107
- Source Setups 107
- 2.6 Other Special 107
- Functions 107
- 2.7 Flow Control 109
- 3.20 BRT 112
- 3.39 DTL Detail 117
- 3.40 DTT 117
- Detail Threshold 117
- 3.41 EBB Edge Blending 117
- Black Levels 117
- 3.42 EBE 118
- Edge Blending Black 118
- Levels Select 118
- 3.43 EBL 118
- Edge Blending 118
- 3.57 GAM 122
- 3.58 GIO 122
- General Input Output 122
- 3.63 HDC 124
- DHDM Conguration 124
- 3.64 HDD 124
- DHDM Dual Link Format 124
- 3.65 HDL 125
- DHDM Look Thru Setting 125
- 3.66 HISS 125
- Lamp History 125
- 3.75 KEY 128
- Key Code 128
- 3.82 LTC 130
- 3.129 ROG 138
- Red Odd Gain 138
- 3.130 ROO 138
- Red Off Offset 138
- 3.131 RTE 139
- Real Time Events 139
- 3.141 System Status 142
- 3.142 STD 142
- Video Standard 142
- THROW DISTANCE 146
- SYSTEM INTEGRATION 147
- OPTIONAL INPUT MODULES 149
- FAN BOARD 150
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