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12. Alignment

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Main menu, alignment

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Alignment, warping

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Warp ﬁle service

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List of warp ﬁles

12.9 Blanking adjustment

What can be done ?

Blanking adjustments affect only the edges of the projected image and are used to frame the projected image on to the screen and

to hide or black out unwanted information (or noise). A ’0’ on the bar scale indicates no blanking.

Which blanking adjustments are available ?

• top blanking

• bottom blanking

•leftblanking

• right blanking

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
1 Safety9
- General Considerations9
- Important Safety Instructions10
- Important Warnings Concerning HDF W Series Flight Cases12
2 Conﬁgurations, Requirements and Restrictions15
- Installation Requirements15
- Unpacking the Projector16
- HDF W Series Flight Case17
- Rear Projection18
- Projector Conﬁgurations18
- Positioning the Projector19
- Projector Air Inlets and Outlets21
- Free Download of Projector Toolset21
- Installation Process Overview22
3 Physical Installation23
- Remote Control Unit (RCU)23
- Lenses27
- Power Connection37
- Suspension of the HDF W Series Projector with Rigging Clamps38
4 Input & Communication43
- Introduction43
- Input Source Connections44
- Communication Connections45
5 Getting Started49
- RCU & Local Keypad49
- Terminology Overview49
- Power on Projector51
- Software Overview53
- Switching to Standby54
- Power off Projector54
- Status Leds55
- Using the RCU55
- Projector Address57
  - Displaying and Programming Addresses into the RCU57
  - Controlling the Projector57
- Source Selection57
- Alignment of a Table Mount HDF W Series Projector58
- Alignment of a Ceiling Mount HDF W Series Projector59
6 Quick Set up Adjustment61
- Text Boxes on or off61
- Quick Lens Adjustment Via LENS Key61
- Direct Lens Adjustment (RCU)63
- Quick Picture in Picture64
- Quick Language Selection64
7 Start up of the Adjustment Mode67
- About the Adjustment Mode67
- About the Use of the Remote Control and the Local Keypad67
- Start up the Adjustment Mode67
- Navigation and Adjustments68
- Menu Memory69
- Shortcut Keys to the Menus69
- Test Patterns in Adjustment Mode69
- Help Information in Adjustment Mode70
8 Input71
- Input Menu Overview71
- Slot Module Type72
- Input Locking75
- Native Resolution77
- No Signal78
- Edid81
9 Image87
- Image Menu Overview87
- Start up the Image Adjustments88
- Image Settings88
- Aspect Ratio97
- Timings99
  - Source Timings99
  - Advanced Timings, Clamp Delay - Clamp Width100
- Image File Services102
- Save Custom Settings109
- Splash Image109
10 Layout111
- Layout Menu Overview111
- Introduction111
- Main Window112
- Pip Window115
- Layout File Services120
- Zoom - Focus - Shift Windows124
11 Lamp127
- Lamp Menu Overview127
- Lamp Power Mode127
- Lamp Power128
- Auto Dimming When on Pause129
- Auto Dimming When no Signal130
- Auto Dimming When Over-Temperature130
- CLO Mode (Constant Light Output Mode)131
- CLO Targets133
- LPS Power134
- Lamp Identiﬁcation134
- Z-Axis Adjustment135
12 Alignment137
- Alignment Menu Overview137
- Orientation138
- Lens Adjustment, Zoom - Focus139
- Lens Adjustment, Shift140
- Lens Adjustment, MID Position141
- Home Lens at Startup142
- Calibrate Lens142
- Warping143
- Blanking Adjustment151
- Contrast-Intensity153
- Gamma154
- Internal Patterns154
- Color Space155
- Scenergix157
13 Projector Control167
- Projector Control Menu Overview167
- Individual Projector Address168
- Projector Common Address168
- Serial Communication169
  - Baud Rate Setup169
  - Interface Standard170
- Network171
- IR Control Switching183
- DMX184
- Buttons190
  - Standby Button190
  - Shortcut Keys191
- Menu Position192
- Local LCD193
- Language Selection193
- Scheduler194
14 Service201
- Service Menu Overview201
- Identiﬁcation202
- What Can be Seen202
- Diagnosis203
- Internal Service Patterns211
- Convergence215
- Factory Defaults216
- USB Memory217
- Reset Formatter218
- Reﬁll Mode219
- Save Custom Settings220
- Special HD Camera Mode221
- Auto Dimming When Over-Temperature222
- Time and Date222
15 Maintenance225
- Cleaning the Lens225
- Cleaning the Exterior of the Projector225
16 Removal and Installation of the Projector Covers227
- Removal of the227
- Removal of the Side Cover228
- Removal of the Lamp Cover229
- Removal of the Input Cover229
- Installation of the230
- Installation of the Side Cover231
- Installation of the Lamp Cover232
- Installation of the Input Cover233
17 Servicing235
- Inserting an Input Module235
- Replacement of the Dust Filter on the Front Side236
- Replacement of the Dust Filter on the Bottom Side237
- Replacement of the Dust Filter on the Top Side238
- Pressure Veriﬁcation of the Liquid Cooling Circuit239
- Removal of the Lamp House239
- Installation of the Lamp House241
- Realignment of the Lamp in Its Reﬂector242
Speciﬁcations245
- Speciﬁcations of the HDF W22245
- Speciﬁcations of the HDF W26246
Dimensions249
- Dimensions of the HDF W Series Projector249
- Dimensions of the HDF W Series Flight Case250
Standard Source Files251
- C.1 Table Overview251
DMX Chart255
- DMX Chart, Basic255
- DMX Chart, Full255
- DMX Chart, Extended256
Stacking HDF W Series Projectors259
- Aligning Stacked HDF W Series Projectors261
Environmental Information265
- Disposal Information265
- Rohs Compliance265

Brand	Barco
Model	HDF W series
Category	Projector
Language	English

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