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Barco HDX W18 User Manual

Barco HDX W18
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HDX series
User and Instal lation manual
For HDX, HDX W12, HDX W14,HDX W18 and HDX W20
R5905032/12
20/11/2014

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Barco HDX W18 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Resolution1920 x 1200
Brightness18, 000 lumens
Projector TypeDLP
ConnectivityDVI, HDMI
Lamp Life1, 500 hours
Power Consumption2, 400 W
Contrast Ratio2000:1

Summary

HDX series

User and Installation Manual

Manual for installation and user guidance.

1. Safety

1.1 General Considerations

General safety guidelines, instructions, warnings, and cautions.

1.2 Important Safety Instructions

Instructions to prevent electrical shock and personal injury.

1.3 Important Warnings Concerning HDX Flight Cases

Warnings related to stacking and transporting HDX rental flight cases.

2. GENERAL

2.1 Installation Requirements

Physical environment and safety area requirements for projector installation.

2.2 Unpacking the Projector

Procedures and tools for safely unpacking the projector from its packaging.

3. PHYSICAL INSTALLATION

3.1 Remote Control Unit (RCU)

Introduction, overview, and battery installation for the remote control unit.

3.2 Lenses

Overview of available lenses, selection process, and installation procedures.

3.3 Connecting the Projector with the Power Net

Steps for connecting the projector to the local power network safely.

3.4 Alignment of a Table Mounted Projector

Procedure for aligning the projector when mounted on a table.

4. INPUT & COMMUNICATION

4.1 Introduction

Description of the input and communication ports and modules available on the projector.

4.2 Input Source Connections

Details on connecting DVI, 3G/HDSDI, and optional 5-cable input sources.

4.3 Communication Connections

Information on communication interfaces like DMX, RS232/RS422, USB, and Ethernet.

5. GETTING STARTED

5.1 RCU & Local Keypad

How to control the projector using the remote control unit and the local keypad.

5.2 Terminology Overview

Overview of the functionality of various keys on the remote control and local keypad.

5.3 Power On Projector

Step-by-step instructions for powering on the projector.

5.4 Switching to Standby

Procedure for switching the projector to standby mode and its implications.

6. QUICK SET UP ADJUSTMENT

6.1 Text Boxes ON or OFF

Function to switch on/off on-screen text boxes for adjustments.

6.2 Quick Lens Adjustment via LENS Key

Using the LENS key for quick zoom and focus adjustments.

6.3 Direct Lens Adjustment (RCU)

Using remote control buttons for direct lens alignment (ZOOM, FOCUS, SHIFT).

7. START UP OF THE ADJUSTMENT MODE

7.1 About the Adjustment Mode

Explanation of the adjustment mode and its available functions.

7.2 About the Use of the Remote Control and the Local Keypad

Information on using the remote control and local keypad for navigation and adjustments.

7.3 Start Up the Adjustment Mode

Steps to start up the adjustment mode using the remote control or local keypad.

8. INPUT

8.1 Input Menu Overview

Overview table detailing input selection, advanced settings, and locking options.

8.2 Input Selection

How to select the desired input source from the available options.

8.3 Advanced Settings

Overview of advanced input settings, including setup and configuration.

8.4 Input Locking

How to lock the output signal to an internal sync or an input source sync.

9. IMAGE

9.1 Image Menu Overview

Overview table of image settings, aspect ratio, timings, and file services.

9.2 Start Up the Image Adjustments

Steps to activate and access the image adjustment menus.

9.3 Image Settings

Overview of image settings like Contrast, Brightness, Saturation, and Phase.

9.4 Aspect Ratio

How to set the aspect ratio for the projected image.

10. LAYOUT

10.1 Layout Menu Overview

Overview table of layout options for main and PiP windows, and file services.

10.2 Introduction

Explanation of layout files that determine window size and position on screen.

10.3 Main Window

Settings for main window source selection, size, and position.

10.4 PiP Window

Configuration options for the Picture-in-Picture (PiP) window, including source, size, and position.

11. LAMP

11.1 Lamp Menu Overview

Overview table of lamp settings including power mode, auto dimming, and CLO.

11.2 Lamp Power Mode

How to switch between Normal, Economic, and Long Life lamp power modes.

11.3 Hush Kit Activate/Deactivate

Procedure for activating or deactivating the Hush Kit for quieter operation.

11.4 Lamp Power

How to reduce the light output by adjusting the lamp power.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.1 Alignment Menu Overview

Overview table of alignment functions like orientation, lens adjustments, and warping.

12.2 Orientation

How to set the physical installation orientation of the projector.

12.3 Lens Adjustment, Zoom - Focus

Adjusting the lens for zoom and focus to achieve a sharp image.

12.4 Lens Adjustment, Shift

Adjusting the lens to shift the image horizontally and vertically.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.5 Lens Adjustment, Mid Position

How to return the lens to its mid position for calibration or reset.

12.6 Calibrate Lens at Startup

Enabling or disabling the lens calibration procedure at projector startup.

12.7 Calibrate Lens

Procedure for calibrating the lens for optimal performance.

12.8 Warping

Overview of warping functionality for image distortion compensation.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.8.5 Setting the Warping Level

How to select the level of detail for warp adjustment.

12.8.6 Warp Adaptation Steps

How to select predefined or custom steps for warp adaptation.

12.8.7 Making Selections and Adjustments

How to make selections and perform adjustments within the warp interface.

12.8.8 Keystone Correction Workflow

Step-by-step guide for adjusting vertical and horizontal keystone correction.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.8.9 Linearity Adjustment, Workflow

Step-by-step guide for adjusting vertical and horizontal image linearity.

12.8.10 Selecting and Changing the Position of a Specific Point

How to select and move specific anchor points for warp adjustment.

12.8.11 Scaling the Image

How to scale the entire image using the warp adaptation window.

12.8.12 Shifting the Image

How to shift the entire image using the warp adaptation window.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.8.13 Rotating the Image

How to rotate the image around a predefined point.

12.8.14 Hardware Reset

How to reset the warping hardware if it becomes stuck.

12.8.15 OSD Opacity

How to adjust the opacity of OSD menus during warp adjustment.

12.8.16 Warp File Service, Load File

How to load a predefined warp configuration file.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.8.17 Warp File Service, Save to File

How to save the current warp settings to an active file.

12.8.18 Warp File Service, Save As

How to save the current warp settings into a new file.

12.8.19 Warp File Service, Rename File

How to rename custom warp files.

12.8.20 Warp File Service, Delete File

How to delete a custom warp file.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.8.21 Warp File Service, Delete All Files

How to delete all custom warp files.

12.8.22 Warp Board Reset

How to perform a hard reset on the warping hardware board.

12.8.23 Warp Board and Values Reset

How to reset both the warping hardware and its current values.

12.8.24 Alternative Side Keystone

How to use alternative side keystone correction for 3D sources.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.9 Blanking Adjustment

Adjustments to frame the projected image and hide unwanted information.

12.10 Contrast-Intensity

How to adjust image contrast and intensity for optimal output.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.11 Gamma

Using gamma to enhance image quality by adjusting darker portions.

12.12 Internal Patterns

How to select internal patterns for measurement and alignment purposes.

12.13 Color Space

How to select and adjust color space standards for color reproduction.

12.14 Scenergix

Overview of Scenergix for multi-channel setup and image blending.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.14.2 Preparations

Ensuring necessary adjustments are done before Scenergix setup.

12.14.3 Scenergix Activation

How to activate or deactivate the Scenergix feature.

12.14.4 Scenergix Pattern

How to display an internal pattern to facilitate Scenergix adjustment.

12.14.5 Scenergix Adjustment Lines

Displaying border lines for blending areas during white and black level adjustments.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.14.6 Data Doubling

How to set up vertical and horizontal start positions for multi-projector displays.

12.14.7 White Level Adjustment (Blending Area)

Adjusting the white level for blending areas in Scenergix.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.14.8 Black Level Adjustment

Adjusting black level and DLP leakage area for dark images.

12.14.9 Scenergix Reset

How to reset all Scenergix values to their default settings.

12. ALIGNMENT

12.15 3D Glasses

Overview of settings related to 3D glasses synchronization.

12.15.1 Dark Time Adjustment

Adjusting dark time for proper shutter synchronization with DLP mirrors.

12.15.2 Left-Right Output Reference Delay

Applying an adjustable time delay to the stereo emitter signal.

12.15.3 3D Sync Loop Through

How to route incoming 3D sync signals to the output connector.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.1 Projector Control Menu Overview

Overview table of projector control functions like address, network, and DMX.

13.2 Individual Projector Address

How to set a unique address for individual projector control.

13.3 Projector Common Address

Setting a common address for group control of projectors.

13.4 Serial Communication

Setup for serial communication using RS232 or RS422 protocols.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.5 Network

Overview of network connection options via wired or wireless interfaces.

13.5.1 Introduction to a Network Connection

Explanation of network connection concepts like DHCP, IP addresses, and gateways.

13.5.2 Wired DHCP Set Up

How to set up wired network connection using DHCP for automatic IP assignment.

13.5.3 Wired IP Address Set Up

How to manually set the IP address for a wired network connection.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.5.6 Wireless Network Activation

How to activate the wireless network module for connectivity.

13.5.7 Wireless Access Points Selection and Setup

How to scan for and connect to wireless access points.

13.5.8 Wireless DHCP Set Up

How to configure wireless DHCP for automatic IP address assignment.

13.5.9 Wireless Fixed IP Address Set Up

How to manually set a fixed IP address for wireless network connection.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.5.10 Wireless Subnet Mask Set Up

How to set the subnet mask for a wireless network connection.

13.5.11 Wireless Default Gateway Set Up

How to set the default gateway for a wireless network connection.

13.6 IR Control Switching

How to activate or deactivate the projector's IR receivers.

13.7 DMX

Overview of DMX control features including address, universe, and mode.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.7.4 Art-Net DMX

How to enable or disable DMX control via Ethernet using Art-Net.

13.7.5 Front XLR Output Voltage Control

Enabling/disabling and setting the output voltage level for the front XLR connector.

13.7.6 Monitor

How to display DMX settings per channel on an on-screen menu.

13.7.7 DMX Shutdown

Forcing the projector into shutdown when no DMX signals are available.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.8 Buttons

Overview of standby button functions and shortcut key management.

13.9 Menu Position

How to change the on-screen menu and bar scale position.

13.10 Local LCD

How to adapt the local LCD backlight and set its time-out.

13.11 Language Selection

How to change the language of on-screen and local display menus.

13.12 Scheduler

Overview of the scheduler for automating tasks like layout changes and lamp control.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.12.1 Add a Task to the List

How to add a new task to the scheduler list.

13.12.2 Edit a Task

How to edit an existing task in the scheduler list.

13.12.3 Delete Task

How to delete a task from the scheduler list.

13.12.4 Scheduler, On or Off

How to switch the scheduler function on or off.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.13 GSM Configuration, Activation

How to configure the projector software with an installed SIM card.

13.14 GSM Configuration, Subscription

How to subscribe for SMS notifications from the projector.

13.15 FLEX, Light Output Configuration

Overview of FLEX technology for controlling projector light output.

13. PROJECTOR CONTROL

13.15.1 About FLEX, Light Output Control

Explanation of FLEX technology for light output control via Toolset, OSD, or SMS.

13.15.2 Light Output Configuration via OSD Menu

How to configure light output levels using the OSD menu with an activation code.

13.15.3 Configure Projector’s Light Output via SMS

How to configure light output via SMS messages.

13.16 SMS Services

Overview of SMS services for notifications and information requests.

14. SERVICE

14.1 Service Menu Overview

Overview table of service menu items like identification, diagnosis, and defaults.

14.2 Identification

How to display general projector information and status.

14.3 Diagnosis

Overview of diagnosis functions for checking projector working status.

14.3.1 Versions

How to display an overview of reference and current software versions.

14. SERVICE

14.3.2 Measurements

How to display measurements for voltages, temperatures, and fan speeds.

14.3.3 Logging

How to display the projector's log files for main controller and lamp power supply.

14.3.4 Board Id

How to get an overview of module article numbers, serial numbers, etc.

14.3.5 Notification

How to display the list of warnings and errors logged by the projector.

14. SERVICE

14.3.6 Tilt Sensor

How to check the tilt sensor status for allowed projector positioning.

14.4 Internal Service Patterns

How to select and display internal test patterns for measurement and alignment.

14.5 Convergence

How to check and adjust the convergence alignment of red, green, and blue signals.

14.6 Factory Defaults

How to reset all projector settings to the original factory defaults.

14. SERVICE

14.7 USB Memory

How to save and load custom settings using a USB stick.

14.8 Reset Formatter

Necessity and procedure for resetting the formatter.

14.9 Refill Mode

How to start the refill mode for the cooling circuit.

14.10 Save Custom Settings

How to save current projector settings to internal backup.

15. MAINTENANCE

15.1 Cleaning the Lens

Procedure for safely cleaning projector lenses to avoid damage.

15.2 Cleaning the Exterior of the Projector

How to clean the projector's housing using a damp cloth.

16. SERVICING

16.1 Inserting an Input Module

Procedure for inserting a new input module into the projector.

16.2 Removal of the Lamp House

Procedure for removing the projector's lamp house.

16.3 Installation of the Lamp House

Procedure for installing the lamp house into the projector.

16.4 Removal of the Front Cover

Procedure for removing the projector's front cover.

16. SERVICING

16.5 Mounting the Front Cover

Procedure for mounting the projector's front cover.

16.6 Removal of the Lamp Cover

Procedure for removing the projector's lamp cover.

16.7 Mounting the Lamp Cover

Procedure for mounting the projector's lamp cover.

16.8 Replacement of the High Density Dust Filter

Procedure for replacing the high density dust filter.

16. SERVICING

16.9 Remove and Clear Metal Front Filter

How to remove and clean the metal front filter.

A. DIMENSIONS

A.1 Dimensions of a HDX Projector

Detailed dimensions and center of gravity points of the HDX projector.

B. SPECIFICATIONS

B.1 Specifications of the HDX W12

Technical specifications for the HDX W12 projector model.

B.2 Specifications of the HDX W14

Technical specifications for the HDX W14 projector model.

B.3 Specifications of the HDX W18

Technical specifications for the HDX W18 projector model.

B.4 Specifications of the HDX W20 FLEX

Technical specifications for the HDX W20 FLEX projector model.

C. STANDARD SOURCE FILES

C.1 Table Overview

Table listing standard image files pre-programmed in the projector with their timings.

D. DMX CHART

D.1 DMX Chart, Basic

Basic DMX channel functions, values, defaults, and actions.

D.2 DMX Chart, Full

Full DMX chart detailing channel functions, values, defaults, and actions.

D.3 DMX Chart, Extended

Extended DMX chart with additional channel functions and actions.

E. STACKING HDX PROJECTORS

E.1 Mount Stacking Points

How to mount the stacking points on the projector corners.

E.2 Stacking HDX Projectors

Cautionary notes and procedure for stacking HDX projectors.

E.3 Aligning Stacked HDX Projectors

How to align stacked projectors for optimal image display.

F. ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

F.1 Disposal Information

Information on proper disposal of the product and its batteries.

F.2 RoHS Compliance

RoHS compliance information for China and other regions.

F.3 Production Address

Contact and production addresses for Barco NV and Barco Visual (Beijing).

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