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Christie CP2208-LP - User Manual

Christie CP2208-LP
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020-102150-01
CP2208-LP

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Summary

Safety Precautions

Product Labels

Learn about the labels that may be used on the product.

General Hazards

Details various hazards like electric shock, hot surface, pinch, fan, and voltage.

Mandatory Actions and Electrical Labels

Mandatory Action

Consult the user manual for required actions.

Electrical Labels

Explains symbols for protective earth ground and earth ground.

Additional Hazard Labels

Identifies light hazard and refers to manual for distance.

Laser Label

Class 1 Laser Product information.

Important Safeguards and Precautions

Important Safeguards

General safety guidelines to prevent injury and damage.

General Safety Precautions

Guidelines for installing and operating the projector safely.

AC;Power Precautions

Safety guidelines for connecting to AC power.

Light Intensity Hazard Distance

Light Intensity Hazard Distance

Details hazard zones and distances for optical/thermal radiation.

Introduction to the Projector

Projector Components (Front)

Identifies and describes front projector components.

Projector Components (Rear)

Projector Components (Rear)

Identifies and describes rear projector components.

Accessing the Projector and Running Diagnostics

The Touch Panel Controller

Explains the function and use of the touch panel controller.

Logging On to the Projector

Steps to log in to the projector via the touch panel controller.

Viewing the Status of Projector Components

How to view component status and interpret LED indicators.

Running the Projector Interrogator

Captures diagnostic information for issue diagnosis.

Retrieving System Logs

How to collect system logs for troubleshooting.

Running a Server Test

Runs a test for subtitle/metadata XML file errors.

Responding to Alarms

How to acknowledge and view projector alarms.

Turning the Projector Off

Procedure to safely power down the projector.

Managing the Digital Light Processing

Stopping Digital Light Processing Communication

Stops DLP communication for maintenance.

Resetting the Digital Light Processing

Resets DLP to remove image artifacts.

Running a Digital Light Processing Self Test

Tests ICP and DLP functionality.

Downloading an Integrated Cinema Processor Certificate

Downloads the ICP certificate for KDM creation.

Disabling the Integrated Cinema Processor Signature Test

Disables ICP signature test to prevent network monitoring disruption.

Managing Light Source Information

Creating a New Light Source File

Creates a file for light source power settings.

Modifying an Existing Light Source File

Changes settings of an existing light source file.

Adjusting Light Source Power

Increases or decreases light source power percentage.

Verifying the Light Source Sensor Readings

Checks sensor readings on the Light Power/LiteLOC screen.

Working with Channels

Creating a New Channel

Creates customized projector settings for different inputs.

Activating a Channel

Activates saved customized projector settings.

Restoring Default Channel Settings

Resets channel settings to default.

Changing the Channel Icon

Modifies the icon associated with a channel.

Adding or Removing Preferred Channels

Manages channels in the Preferred Channels pane.

Managing Projector Setting Files

Creating a Source File

Creates files for input device resolution, offset, and aspect ratio.

Modifying a Source File

Changes settings in an existing source file.

Creating a Screen File

Defines display size and image cropping.

Modifying a Screen File

Changes settings in an existing screen file.

Creating a Measured Color Gamut Data File

Creates MCGD files for on-screen color correction.

Modifying a Measured Color Gamut Data File

Changes settings in an existing MCGD file.

Creating a Target Color Gamut Data File

Creates TCGD files based on content provider settings.

Modifying a Target Color Gamut Data File

Changes settings in an existing TCGD file.

Creating a New Intelligent Lens System File

Creates new files for the intelligent lens system.

Editing an Existing Intelligent Lens System File

Changes settings in an existing ILS file.

Enabling Automatic Intelligent Lens System Adjustments on a Channel

Enables/disables automatic ILS adjustments per channel.

Resetting Intelligent Lens System File Settings

Resets ILS file settings to default.

Adding a Lens Serial Number

Adds lens serial number for identification.

Enabling an Automatic Intelligent Lens System on a Lens

Moves lens to position specified by channel settings.

Resetting the Lens Position on Projector Startup

Resets lens position to default on startup.

Completing a Full Lens Calibration

Calibrates the projection lens before use.

Resetting the Intelligent Lens System and the Lens Position

Resets ILS and lens to default position.

Scheduling Events

Scheduling the Projector to Turn On or Off

Sets automatic schedule for projector power.

Editing a Scheduled Event

Modifies an existing scheduled event.

Deleting a Scheduled Event

Removes a specific scheduled event.

Deleting All Scheduled Events

Removes all scheduled events.

Turning Off the Scheduler

Disables the scheduler feature.

Viewing and Modifying Projector Settings

Setting Projector and Touch Panel Controller Preferences

Adjusts administrator preferences for projector and TPC.

Adjusting Projector Time Settings

Adjusts time zone, daylight savings, and offset.

Adding or Modifying Projector Communication Settings

Configures network settings and communication parameters.

Adding a Network Device

Adds network devices for interaction.

Accessing a Network Device

Interacts with network devices.

Calibrating the Internal Light Meter

Calibrates the internal light meter to Foot Lamberts.

Viewing Processes and Programs Running on the Projector

Views running processes via Task Manager.

Viewing Local or Remote Computer Settings

Manages local/remote computer settings using Computer Management.

Viewing the Files on the Projector

Navigates projector files using Windows Explorer.

Viewing and Modifying Network Connections

Views and modifies network connections.

Viewing Projector Information

Displays serial number, software version, DLP version, lens type.

Managing User Accounts

Interpreting User Access Permissions

Lists TPC permissions for different user roles.

Adding a User Account

Creates new user accounts with specific permissions.

Changing a User Account Password or Permissions

Updates user account password or access rights.

Deleting a User Account

Removes a user account when no longer needed.

Backing Up, Restoring, and Upgrading Projector Files

Adding an Upgrade File

Adds an upgrade file to the projector.

Removing an Upgrade File

Removes an unwanted upgrade file.

Installing an Upgrade File

Installs an upgrade file onto the projector.

Backing Up Projector Settings and Information

Backs up projector settings for later restoration.

Restoring a File

Restores configuration, preference, channel, or user files.

Restoring Factory Default Settings

Restores configuration, reference, channel, and user files.

Moving Files to the Projector

Moves files from USB drive to the projector.

Deleting Projector Files

Deletes files from the projector.

Test Patterns

Adding or Removing Preferred Test Patterns

Manages test patterns in the Preferred Test Patterns pane.

Turning a Test Pattern On or Off

Activates or deactivates test patterns.

Displaying a Full Screen Test Pattern

Displays test patterns in full screen mode.

Viewing 3 D Content

Display Requirements

Lists hardware requirements for 3D image display.

3 D Sync Terminal Pin Map

Details pin functions for the 3D Sync terminal.

Setting Up Hardware

Sets up hardware for 3D viewing.

Creating a High Frame Rate 3 D File

Creates 24Hz, 48Hz, 60Hz high frame rate 3D files.

Editing the Default 3 D Light File

Edits the default 3D light file for 3D hardware specs.

Defining a Measured Color Gamut Data File

Defines an MCGD file for 3D hardware specs.

Editing the 3 D Flat 1998 x 1080 Channel

Edits projector settings for 3D flat content.

Editing the 3 D Scope 2048 x 858 Channel

Edits projector settings for 3D scope content.

Displaying 3 D Diagnostic Test Patterns

Uses 3D test patterns to verify hardware function.

Troubleshooting 3 D

Reversed 3 D Effect (Pseudo 3 D)

Addresses issues where the 3D effect is reversed or broken.

Image is Too Dark

Provides solutions for images appearing too dark.

No 3 D Effect

Troubleshooting for when no 3D effect is visible.

Ghosting; Cross-talk

Addresses blurred edges and misaligned images.

Motion Artifacts

Solutions for visible motion artifacts in 3D content.

Disturbing Flashing in One Eye

Fixes distracting flashing in one eye during 3D viewing.

Troubleshooting

Projector Functionality

Covers issues like the projector not turning on.

Cannot Establish Communication with Projector

Addresses problems with input device communication.

Display Issues

General display problems and their solutions.

Flicker, Shadows, or Dimness

Resolves flickering, shadows, or dim projected images.

Blank Screen with No Display of Cinema Image

Fixes issues where the screen remains blank.

Severe Motion Artifacts

Resolves smearing and double image perception.

Image is Vertically Stretched or Squeezed

Corrects vertical stretching or squeezing of the image.

Inaccurate Display Colors

Troubleshoots incorrect image colors.

Display is Not Rectangular

Fixes issues with non-rectangular display shapes.

Display is Noisy

Resolves projected image noise.

Display Has Suddenly Frozen

Addresses issues where the image freezes.

Projector Does Not Display Alternate Content

Fixes issues with alternate content not displaying.

Display is Unstable

Resolves jittery or unstable display issues.

Portions of the Display are Cut Off

Fixes issues with parts of the image being cut off.

Inconsistent Picture Quality

Addresses changing projected image quality.

Touch Panel Controller Issues

Covers common TPC issues and solutions.

Touch Panel Controller Fails to Initialize

Troubleshoots TPC startup failures.

Button Presses on the Touch Panel Controller Are Not Registering Correctly

Fixes incorrect button press interpretation on TPC.

Specifications

Physical Specifications

Details projector dimensions and weight.

Power Specifications

Lists AC input and power consumption details.

UPS AC Input (B)

Details UPS AC input and power specifications.

Environmental Specifications

Covers operating and non-operating environment requirements.

Display Specifications

Lists panel resolution and refresh rate.

Achievable Contrast Ratio

Specifies contrast ratios.

Color and Gray Scale

Details displayable colors and gray scale resolution.

White Point

Provides nominal white point coordinates.

Gamma

Specifies nominal gamma value.

Control Signal Compatibility

Lists compatibility for Ethernet and RS232.

3 D Terminal

Specifications for the 3D terminal interface.

Touch Panel Controller Specifications

Details TPC display size, resolution, and OS.

Accessories

Lists standard and optional accessories.

Regulatory

Lists product safety and EMC regulations.

Safety

Lists safety standards compliance.

Approvals

Lists countries where the product is approved.

Electro-magnetic Compatibility

Details emissions and immunity standards.

Christie CP2208-LP Specifications

General IconGeneral
Light SourceLaser Phosphor
Projection TechnologyDLP
Contrast Ratio2000:1
Lens OptionsOptional lenses available
Input ConnectorsHDMI
Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Cooling SystemLiquid cooling

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