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Epson EMP-8000 User Manual

Epson EMP-8000
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EMP-9000/8000
SXGA/XGA Data Projector
SERVICE MANUAL

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Epson EMP-8000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandEpson
ModelEMP-8000
CategoryProjector
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1 Product General

1.1. Product General

Detailed description of the EMP-9000/8000 multimedia projector and its key features.

1.2. Part Name

Identification and location of various external parts of the projector.

1.2.1. Outside View of Main Frame

Illustrates the external view of the projector's main frame.

1.2.2. Inside view of main frame

Shows the internal layout of the projector's main frame.

1.2.3. Outside View of Remote Controller

Depicts the front and back views of the projector's remote controller.

1.3. Main Component

Visual identification of the projector's primary internal components.

1.4. Specifications

Comprehensive technical specifications for the projector.

1.4.1. Main unit specifications

Detailed specifications for the main projector unit, including optical and audio features.

1.4.2. Accessory specification

Specifications for included accessories like remote control and cables.

1.5. Interface Specification

Details on all input and output interfaces, including pin assignments.

1.5.1. Computer 1 (Picture Input)

Specification for the Computer 1 analog RGB picture input interface.

1.5.2. Audio 1 (Voice Input)

Specification for the Audio 1 voice input interface.

1.5.3. Audio Out

Specification for the 3.5mm stereo mini-jack audio output.

1.5.4. Monitor Out

Specification for the monitor output interface.

1.5.5. S-Video

Specification for the S-Video input interface.

1.5.6. Video In / Audio L/R

Specification for Video In and Audio L/R interfaces.

1.5.7. Mouse / Com 1/2

Specification for Mouse and Communication port interfaces.

1.5.8. Remote

Specification for the 3.5mm stereo mini-jack remote control interface.

Chapter 2 Theory of Operation

2.1. Hardware Configuration

Overview of the projector's hardware architecture, detailing optical and electrical systems.

2.1.1. Process Outline

Step-by-step explanation of signal processing and light path within the projector.

2.1.2. Electrical System

Description of electrical units and their functions within the projector.

2.1.3. Optical System Connections

Explanation of optical system component connections and integrated function.

2.2. Filter unit / Safety switch

Details on the filter unit, AC interlock, and safety switch functions.

2.2.1. Filter unit circuit block

Circuit diagram for the filter unit, including AC interlock and safety switch.

2.3. Power Supply Unit

Explanation of the power supply unit's structure, function, and specifications.

2.3.1. Power supply unit circuit block

Circuit diagram detailing the power supply unit's internal functions.

2.4. Ballast unit

Description of the ballast unit's role in lamp power regulation.

2.5. Main Board Assy Unit

The central control unit responsible for projector operations.

2.6. Driver Board Assy

Converts R/G/B signals and controls display image via electrical correction.

2.7. AU Board Assembly

Handles audio amplification and speaker connections for sound output.

2.8. IF Units

Manages interface connectors and audio controller for external device connectivity.

2.9. Connector Board U Assembly / Connector Board L Assy

Connects exhaust fans and receptor board assemblies.

2.10. RC Receptor Board Assembly

Detects infrared signals from the remote controller for projector operation.

2.11. Speaker Unit

Internal speakers for audio output and their connection management.

2.12. Light Guide Unit

Disperses and uniforms light from the lamp for the optical system.

2.13. Lamp Inner Housing

Houses the light source lamp and related control connectors.

2.14. Sensor / Switch

Details various sensors and switches for safety and operational protection.

2.14.1. Interlock Switch

Description of the interlock switch for safety during lamp access.

2.14.2. Safety Switch

Description of the thermal safety switch for overheat protection.

2.14.3. Thermistor and temperature sensor operation

Operation of thermistors and temperature sensors for monitoring and control.

2.15. Fan Operation

Explanation of the function and control of the projector's cooling fans.

2.16. LED indicator

Description of status indications provided by the operation, lamp, and temperature LEDs.

2.17. Operation Panel (Upper Case Unit)

Details the function of the physical operation panel and its switches.

Chapter 3 Disassembly and Assembly

3.1. Disassembly and Assembly Procedures

General procedures and safety precautions for disassembling and reassembling the projector.

3.2. Disassembling the Main Unit

Step-by-step guide for dismantling the main unit, including a flowchart.

3.2.1. Disassembly flow chart

A visual flowchart illustrating the sequence of disassembly steps for the main unit.

3.2.2. Lamp Cover Unit

Procedure for removing the lamp cover unit.

3.2.3. Lamp Inner Housing

Procedure for removing the lamp inner housing.

3.2.4. Air Filter

Procedure for removing the air filter.

3.2.5. Front Case

Procedure for removing the front case.

3.2.6. Projection Lens

Procedure for removing the projector lens.

3.2.7. Upper Case Unit

Procedure for removing the upper case unit.

3.2.8. Main Board Assy Unit

Procedure for removing the main board assembly unit.

3.2.9. IF unit

Procedure for removing the IF unit.

3.2.10. IF Panel Unit

Procedure for removing the IF panel unit.

3.2.11. Optical Engine

Procedure for removing the optical engine assembly.

3.2.12. Power Supply Unit

Procedure for removing the power supply unit.

3.2.13. Ballast Unit

Procedure for removing the ballast unit.

3.2.14. Filter Unit

Procedure for removing the filter unit.

3.2.15. Thermistor LAMP

Procedure for removing the LAMP thermistor.

3.2.16. Safety Switch

Procedure for removing the safety switch.

Mechanical Adjustments for Optical Engine

Procedures for aligning optical components like head unit, prism, and light guide.

Electrical Corrections (DR Board)

Explanation of necessary electrical corrections for the driver board.

Cautions for Field Maintenance

Important warnings and precautions to observe during field maintenance.

Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

4.1. Before Starting Troubleshooting Procedures

Preliminary steps and checks before initiating troubleshooting.

4.1.1. Tools and Accessories Required for Troubleshooting

List of necessary tools and accessories for effective troubleshooting.

4.1.2. Field Replacement Parts

Guidance on identifying and replacing common field-replaceable parts.

4.2. Entry

A flowchart to guide the initial steps in diagnosing and resolving projector issues.

Outside View Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps related to the external appearance and condition of the projector.

Internal Cable Connections Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps related to internal cable connections.

Power ON / OFF Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for issues related to power on/off functionality.

Display / Picture Quality Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for problems with display and picture quality.

Audio Out Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for issues related to audio output.

Operator Panel Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for problems with the operator control panel.

Remote Controller Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for issues with the remote controller.

Others Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for other miscellaneous problems like noise or overheating.

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