DIMSY

Digital Cinema
Communicator for S2
Installation Manual
 Important Information

AC power cable (NC-TH6403 accessory) for UK

Important Information In UK, a BS approved power cable with moulded
plug has a Black (five Amps) fuse installed for use
Precautions with this equipment.
Please read this manual carefully before using your If a power cable is not supplied with this equipment,
NC-TP6402/NC-TP6401 Touch Panel Controller and please contact your supplier.
keep the manual handy for future reference.
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this user's manual may be the trademarks of their
CAUTION
respective holders.
To turn off main power, be sure to remove the plug
from power outlet. NC-TP6402
The power outlet socket should be installed as near to
the equipment as possible, and should be easily RF Interference (for USA only)
accessible.
WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this
CAUTION product may cause radio interference in which case
TO PREVENT SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN THE CABINET. the user may be required to take adequate
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER measures.
SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
CAUTION
This symbol warns the user that uninsulated • In order to reduce any interference with radio
voltage within the unit may be sufficient to cause and television reception use a signal cable with
ferrite core attached. Use of signal cables without a
electrical shock. Therefore, it is dangerous to
ferrite core attached may cause interference with
make any kind of contact with any part inside of radio and television reception.
the unit. • This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
This symbol alerts the user that important pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
information concerning the operation and
against harmful interference when the equipment is
maintenance of this unit has been provided. operated in a commercial environment. This
The information should be read carefully to equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
avoid problems. frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the installation manual, may cause
WARNING harmful interference to radio communications.
TO PREVENT FIRE, SHOCK, OR OTHER HAZARDS, Operation of this equipment in a residential area
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. is likely to cause harmful interference in which
DO NOT USE THIS UNIT’S GROUNDED PLUG WITH AN case the user will be required to correct the
EXTENSION CORD OR IN AN OUTLET UNLESS ALL interference at his own expense.
THREE PRONGS CAN BE FULLY INSERTED.
DO NOT OPEN THE CABINET. THERE ARE HIGH VOLTAGE
COMPONENTS INSIDE. ALL SERVICING MUST BE
DONE BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

DOC Compliance Notice for Europe

This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of
the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations.

Machine Noise Information Regulation - 3. GPSGV,

The highest sound pressure level is less than 70 dB
(A) in accordance with EN ISO 7779.

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 Important Information

CAUTION
Do not press firmly the surface of the liquid
crystal panel or the frame of the touch panel;
they may be scratched or break down. Do not
have the liquid crystal panel touched with a
sharp-pointed tool such as a mechanical pencil
or a screwdriver.
Should the liquid crystal panel be damaged, do
not put the internal liquid into your mouth or
touch it. If the liquid gets in your mouth, gargle
immediately. If the liquid comes in contact with
your skin or it gets in your eye, first rinse your
skin or eye with running water for more than 15
minutes and then consult medical attention
immediately.

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 Important Information

For questions relating to unclear points or

repairs
Contact your dealer or the following support
branches for questions relating to unclear points,
malfunctions and repairs of the product.

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 Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Important Information................................................................................................... 2

Table of Contents ........................................................................................................... 5

1. Overview of Software ................... 8

1-1. Overview of DCC.......................................................................................... 8
1-1-1. Operating environment of PC version DCC ..............................................................8
1-2. DCC installation/version upgrading ............................................................ 9
1-2-1. DCC (touch panel) version upgrading .....................................................................9
1-2-2. PC version DCC installation/version upgrading ......................................................10
1-2-3. PC version DCC uninstalling ................................................................................10
1-3. Activation and termination of DCC ............................................................ 11
1-3-1. Activation and termination of DCC (touch panel) ...................................................11
1-3-2. Activation and termination of PC version DCC .......................................................12
1-4. Setting a connection destination............................................................... 13

2. Setting Up Your Projector ......... 15

2-1. Following Setup......................................................................................... 15
2-2. Adjusting Colors ........................................................................................ 16
2-2-1. Changing the Control Mode to Installation Mode....................................................16
2-2-2. Creating "MCGD" Data........................................................................................17
2-2-3. Projecting Red, Green, Blue, and White Colors ......................................................20
2-3. Adjusting the Lens Setup and Lamp Brightness........................................ 21
2-3-1. Adjusting the Lens .............................................................................................21
2-3-2. Adjusting the Brightness of the Lamp...................................................................22
2-4. Registering Titles ...................................................................................... 23
2-4-1. Information on Default Titles...............................................................................23
2-4-2. Overview of Titles ..............................................................................................28
2-4-3. Displaying TITLE Screen .....................................................................................29
2-4-4. Creating New Titles ............................................................................................30
2-4-5. Editing a Title ....................................................................................................34
2-4-6. Deleting a Title ..................................................................................................35
2-4-7. Registering a Test Pattern for a Title.....................................................................35
2-5. Creating a PCF File .................................................................................... 37
2-5-1. Overview of PCF File...........................................................................................37
2-5-2. Creating a New PCF File......................................................................................37
2-6. Creating a SCREEN File.............................................................................. 42
2-6-1. Overview of SCREEN files....................................................................................42

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2-6-2. Creating a New SCREEN File ...............................................................................42

3. Menu Functions [For projector operation] .... 46

3-1. Project Operation Menu List...................................................................... 47
3-1-1. List of Menu Items of the Tool bar........................................................................48
3-2. START Screen ............................................................................................ 49
3-2-1. Changing the menu mode...................................................................................50
3-3. MAIN Screen ............................................................................................. 51
3-3-1. Configuring the Preset Buttons ............................................................................55
3-4. LENS Screen .............................................................................................. 57
3-5. LAMP Screen ............................................................................................. 59
3-5-1. LAMP Screen (Adjust).........................................................................................59
3-5-2. LAMP Screen (Information) .................................................................................61
3-5-3. LAMP Screen (Setup) .........................................................................................62
3-6. STATUS Screen.......................................................................................... 64
3-7. TITLE Screen ............................................................................................. 65
3-7-1. Title Advanced Screen ........................................................................................68
3-7-2. PCF Setting Screen ............................................................................................69
3-7-3. SCREEN Setting Screen ......................................................................................72
3-7-4. 3D Controls Screen ............................................................................................73
3-8. INFO Screen .............................................................................................. 74
3-8-1. INFO Screen (Status) .........................................................................................75
3-8-2. INFO Screen (Status2) .......................................................................................78
3-8-3. INFO Screen (Log) .............................................................................................79
3-8-4. INFO Screen (SIB) .............................................................................................89
3-9. SETUP Screen ............................................................................................ 91
3-9-1. SETUP Screen (Setup)........................................................................................91
3-9-2. SETUP Screen (Installation) ................................................................................95
3-9-3. SETUP Screen (Color Setting)..............................................................................98
3-9-4. SETUP Screen (MMS Setting) ..............................................................................99
3-9-5. SETUP Screen (Option Slot) .............................................................................. 100
3-10. LAN Screen.............................................................................................. 101
3-10-1. LAN Screen (IP Address)................................................................................... 102
3-10-2. LAN Screen (Mail) ............................................................................................ 103
3-10-3. LAN Screen (SNMP) ......................................................................................... 104
3-11. UPDATE Screen ....................................................................................... 106
3-11-1. Backing Up and Restoring Setting Information .................................................... 108
3-11-2. Comparing Cinema Files ................................................................................... 109
3-11-3. Setting the Setup Date of the Projector .............................................................. 110
3-11-4. Checking Log Files Using the Information Viewer................................................. 111
3-11-5. Checking the Version Information ...................................................................... 113
3-11-6. Updating the Firmware ..................................................................................... 115

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3-11-7. Macro File Tools ............................................................................................... 116

4. Menu Functions [For MMS Operation] .. 117

4-1. Basic Screen ............................................................................................ 117
4-1-1. Menu Bar Explanation....................................................................................... 118
4-1-2. Status Bar Explanation ..................................................................................... 118
4-2. Table of adjustment menus..................................................................... 119
4-2-1. Using the Service Personnel Menu (Mode switching) ............................................ 121
4-3. START Screen .......................................................................................... 122
4-4. SOURCE Screen ....................................................................................... 123
4-4-1. Input Terminal ................................................................................................. 124
4-4-2. Test Pattern [Support of upgrading is planned].................................................... 124
4-4-3. Entry List ........................................................................................................ 125
4-4-4. Default List [Support of upgrading is planned]................................................... 134
4-5. ADJUST Screen........................................................................................ 135
4-5-1. Picture ............................................................................................................ 136
4-5-2. Input Settings ................................................................................................. 137
4-5-3. Resize............................................................................................................. 142
4-5-4. Options........................................................................................................... 146
4-6. SETUP Screen .......................................................................................... 149
4-7. LAN Screen.............................................................................................. 153
4-7-1. IP Address ...................................................................................................... 154
4-7-2. Network Type .................................................................................................. 155
4-7-3. WEP ............................................................................................................... 156
4-7-4. Mail ................................................................................................................ 157
4-7-5. DHCP.............................................................................................................. 158
4-7-6. Status............................................................................................................. 159
4-8. INFO Screen ............................................................................................ 160
4-8-1. Source Info. .................................................................................................... 160
4-8-2. MMS Info. ....................................................................................................... 161

5. Appendix................................... 162
5-1. Trouble Shooting..................................................................................... 162
5-2. Index....................................................................................................... 163

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 1.
Overview

1-1. Overview of DCC

DCC is the software that is pre-installed in the touch panel. By using DCC, you can operate NC
Series projectors and MM2000/MM2000B(*).
The PC version DCC that can be operated in the same way as DCC without a touch panel is also
available. By installing PC version DCC in the personal computer that is connected to a projector
in the LAN connection, DCC can be operated from the personal computer also.

(*) By using PC version DCC, you can operate MM2000/MM2000B. MM2000/MM2000B cannot
be connected from the touch panel DCC

1-1-1. Operating environment of PC version DCC

This software can be used with the personal computer that fills the following environments.

Supported OS Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server, Windows 2000 Professional
Supported hardware IBM PC/AT compatible personal computers
CPU Pentium 300 MHz or higher required
Memory 128 MB or more
Network TCP/IP-compatible LAN environment required
environment

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1-2. DCC installation/version upgrading

The installation/version upgrading procedures differ between the touch panel DCC and the PC
version DCC.

1-2-1. DCC (touch panel) version upgrading

DCC is pre-installed in the touch panel. This section describes the DCC version upgrading
procedure.

[1] Save the EXE file of the touch panel version DCC that was formally
released in the USB memory.

[2] Set the USB memory in the touch panel after activating the DCC.

[3] Set the DCC to a service mode.

[4] Press the “ ” button on the top-right corner of the START screen.

[5] Terminate the DCC by pressing the “Yes” or “No” button in the Save
Execute Log dialog.

[6] Click (tap) the [My Computer] icon on the desktop screen.

[7] Open the “USBDisk” directory and copy the EXE file that was saved in
procedure [1].

[8] Paste the EXE file that was copied in the directory displayed by selecting
“Disk”-“AppData”.

[9] Remove the USB memory.

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1-2-2. PC version DCC installation/version upgrading

This section describes the installation procedure of PC version DCC. Use the same procedure as
for installation for version upgrading (installation by overwriting).

Preparatory operation:
- Boot up your PC's Windows.
- If you have already started Windows, quit all running application programs.
If you do not quit all running programs before installing the DCC Software, you risk having
unsuccessful installation.

You must have "Administrators" privileges to install and uninstall the PC Control Software in
Windows 2000, and "Computer Administrators" privileges to do the same in Windows XP.

[1] Save the EXE file of the PC version DCC that was released formally in
the local drive of the personal computer.

[2] Double-click the EXE file that was saved.

[3] Install the PC version DCC (version upgrading) according to the

instruction of the installer.

1-2-3. PC version DCC uninstalling

Uninstall the Software from the menu shown below.

- For Windows XP
[Start] -> [Control Panel] -> [Add or Delete Program]
- For Windows 2000
[Start] -> [Control Panel] -> [Add or Delete Applications]

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1-3. Activation and termination of DCC

The activation method and termination method differ between the touch panel DCC and the PC
version DCC.

- Activation and termination of the touch panel DCC :See 1-3-1 section (this page).
- Activation and termination of the PC version DCC :See 1-3-2 section (next page).

When the DCC is initially activated first, the

“Language Select” screen appears. In this case,
select the display language.
In the following cases, the language selection
screen is not displayed since Chinese display is not
supported.
- Your touch panel is the NC-TP6401.
- You use the PC version DCC and the
Chinese font is not installed in your
personal computer.

1-3-1. Activation and termination of DCC (touch panel)

The touch panel power works together with the projector. When you turn on the main power to
your projector, it enters standby mode and the software automatically starts. Turning off the
main power to the projector causes the software to automatically exit.

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1-3-2. Activation and termination of PC version DCC

Activate the PC version DCC.

The connection destination of the PC version DCC must be specified in advance on the
Communication Settings screen that is displayed at activation.

[1] From the [Start] menu of Windows,

click [All the programs] → [Projector
User Supportware]→[Digital Cinema
Communicator(DCC)] in that order.
The Communication Settings screen is
displayed.
For the details of the Communication
Settings screen, see “3-4. Setting a
connection destination” (page 38).

[2] Select a connection

destination device (projector
or MMS) from the Target
select field.

[3] Select an IP address or a host

name.

[4] After setting the necessary

items, click the [OK] button.

Exiting the PC version DCC.

[1] Click “File”.

[1] Click “Exit”.

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1-4. Setting a connection destination

When the PC version DCC is activated, the Communication Settings screen is displayed. Set a
connection destination on this screen. This screen can be displayed also by selecting
[Communication Settings] from the Setup menu of the tool bar.

Target Select Select a device of the connection destination. Select Projector or

MMS.
Communication Device Settings Enter the network setting of the connection destination device. Select
the IP address or the host name and enter the necessary items.
IP Address Enter the IP address.
● Connect to Projector: Enter the IP address of the projector.
Value set at factory shipment: [Link]
● Connect to MM2000B: Enter the IP address of the built-in projector.
Value set at factory shipment: [Link]
● Connect to MM2000: Enter the IP address of MM2000.
Value set at factory shipment: [Link]
Host Name Enter a host name of the device of the connection destination.
Value set at factory shipment: NC-Series
Port Normally, no change is necessary.
Value: 7142
History button Displays the History screen that shows the connection destinations
that have been connected in the past.
Search button Displays the Search screen that searches connection destinations on
the same network.

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History screen
When the “History” button is pressed on the Communication Settings screen, the History screen
is displayed. This screen displays the history of connection destinations. A connection
destination can be selected from the history.

“Delete” button Deletes the history selected in the

list.
“All Delete” Deletes the entire history.
button
“OK” button Enter the connection destination of
the selected history in the setting
screen.
“Cancel” button Returns to the Communication Settings
without performing any processing.

Search List screen

When the “Search” button is pressed on the Communication Settings screen, the Search List
screen is displayed. Use this screen to search a connection device on the same network.

“OK” button Enter the connection destination of

the selected device in the setting
screen.
“Cancel” button Returns to the Communication Settings
without performing any processing.

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2.
Setting Up the
Projector
This chapter describes how to initialize the projector using the touch panel

2-1. Following Setup

●STEP1
Adjusting Colors
●STEP2
Creating "MCGD" Data
●STEP3
Adjusting the color tone of the test pattern
●STEP4
Adjusting the Lens and the Brightness of the Lamp
●STEP5
Creating New Titles

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2-2. Adjusting Colors

This corrects the chromaticity of the colors of the image projected on the screen by means of a
color meter and performs the setting of target colors (TCGD) during test pattern projections.
You can also project an image in target colors (TCGD file) with red, green, blue and white colors
selected.

The projector measures the value of each native color (color before corrections) and saves it in
a file (MCGD) to allow the user to faithfully reproduce the specified color (i.e., target color or
TCGD).

Initial Preparation
- Use a colorimeter to make preparations so that the value of the screen center can be
measured.
- Display the “Cross Hatch” test pattern to adjust the screen center.
- Set the brightness of the room to projection conditions (i.e., turn off all illumination).
- Use of a PR-650 manufactured by PHOTO RESEARCH is recommended in measurement of the
chromaticity level.
- Adjust the alignment of the valve prior to measuring the MCGD.
- Wait at least 15 minutes for the projector to warm up and the brightness becomes constant
before adjusting alignments.

2-2-1. Changing the Control Mode to Installation Mode

To perform advanced adjustments, you need to select the Installation (or Service) mode.
Color adjustment is not available in the User mode.

[1] Press the “MODE” button from

the “START” menu screen.
The "Control
Mode" screen
appears.

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[2] Press the “Installation”

button.

[3] Enter your passcode and

press the “OK” button.

2-2-2. Creating "MCGD" Data

[1] Press the “SETUP” button on

the menu bar.

[2] Press the "Color Setting"

button.

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[3] Press the “Create” button in

the “MCGD Setup”.
The "Red", "Green", "Blue", and "White"
buttons within MCGD Setup will become
valid.

[4] Press “Red” button.

There will be projection to the screen in
the native color (red) of the projector.

[5] Measure the chromaticity [x,

y] of the screen center, then
enter the measured value into
the [x] section and the [y]
section located under [Red].

[6] Press “Green” button.

There will be projection to the screen in
the native color (Green) of the projector.

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[7] Measure the chromaticity [x,

y] of the screen center, then
enter the measured value into
the [x] section and the [y]
section located under
[Green].

[8] Press “Blue” button.

There will be projection to the screen in
the native color (Blue) of the projector.

[9] Measure the chromaticity [x,

y] of the screen center, then
enter the measured value into
the [x] section and the [y]
section located under [Blue].

[10] Press “White” button.

There will be projection to the screen in
the native color (White) of the projector.

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[11] Measure the chromaticity [x,

y] of the screen center, then
enter the measured value into
the [x] section and the [y]
section located under [White].

[12] Save the settings.

2-2-3. Projecting Red, Green, Blue, and White Colors

By pressing the "Red", "Green", "Blue", and "White" buttons in the “MCGD Setup”, you can
project an image in colors, respectively.
To select a target color (TCGD file), press the “SELECT” button in the “TCGD Setup”.
You can also select a native color of the projector with the “Native” button.

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2-3. Adjusting the Lens Setup and Lamp Brightness

You can register adjusted lens settings (lens memory function) or adjusted brightness of the
lamp (lamp memory function). Assign registered settings to titles to call them up later. For
information on the lens and lamp memory functions, refer to the NC-TP6402/NC-TP6401 Touch
Panel Controller User's Guide.

2-3-1. Adjusting the Lens

The projector zoom, focus and projected screen (lens shift) are adjusted with the “LENS” screen
for information on how to adjust them, refer to the NC-TP6402/NC-TP6401 Touch Panel
Controller User's Manual.

When the projector main unit is used in the NC1600 Series, the following functions cannot be used.
- Copy of the Lens Memory function ([Copy] button on the Lens Memory screen)
- Paste of the Lens Memory function ([Paste] button on the Lens Memory screen)
- With Focus of the Lens Memory function (With Focus check box of the Lens Memory Setup field
of the Lens Memory screen)

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2-3-2. Adjusting the Brightness of the Lamp

The brightness of the lamp is adjusted using the LAMP screen. For information on how to adjust
it, refer to the NC-TP6402/NC-TP6401 Touch Panel Controller User's Guide.
Setting FeedBack to “Enable” allows the set brightness to be maintained automatically.
In the case of movies, adjust the brightness of your DLP Cinema Projector to approximately 12
or 14 (ftl).

The set value will be invalidated after replacement of the lamp, therefore, you must set lamp
brightness once again.
If you set 100% of the lamp output, automatic brightness adjustment (FeedBack mode) will be
disabled.

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2-4. Registering Titles

2-4-1. Information on Default Titles

The data listed below have been cataloged in your projector before shipping from our factory.
When projecting an image source covered by these data, you do not need to change the
settings of your projector. When projecting an image source other than those mentioned above
(data listed below), follow the procedures given in Section, “2-4-4. Creating New Titles” (Page.
30) Title Creation and Editing" and subsequent sections.

List of Default Titles (NC2000c )

Macro TITLE Input FILES source TCGD Anamor-

Key No. PCF SCREEN active aspect phic Lens

1 CS-SCOPE1920 SDI-A CS-SCOPE Anamo1.25 1920x1080 2.35 P7v2 1.25

1920x1080 SCOPE theatre
2 VV-FLAT 1920 SDI-B VV-FLAT DC2K VISTA 1920x1080 1.85 P7v2 none
1920x1080 theatre
3 HDTV SDI-A HDTV DC2K HDTV 1920x1080 0 Rec 709 none
1920x1080
4 SDI-DUAL-RGB SDI-A,B SDI DUAL RGB 2048x1080 No 1920x1080 0 P7v2 none
1920x1080 Crop theatre
5 DVI-A DVI-A DVI 2048x1080 DC2K DVI 2048x1080 0 P7v2 none
theatre
6 DVI-B DVI-B DVI 2048x1080 DC2K DVI 2048x1080 0 P7v2 none
theatre
7 DVI-TWIN DVI-A,B DVI 2048x1080 DC2K DVI 2048x1080 0 P7v2 none
theatre

List of Default Titles (NC1600 series)

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NOTES:

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NOTES:

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List of Default SCREENs

SCREEN FILE NAME anamorphic factor screen presentation

Anamo125 [Link] 1.25 2048x1080
DC2K [Link] 1 2048x1080
DC2K [Link] 1 2048x1080
DC2K [Link] 1 2048x1080
DC2K HDTV [Link] 1 1920x1080
DC2K [Link] 1 2048x1080
DC2K SXGA [Link] 1 1280x1024
DC2K VISTA [Link] 1 1998x1080
DC2K [Link] 1 2048x1080
1280x1024 No [Link] 1 1280x1024
1400x1050 No [Link] 1 1400x1050
2048x1080 No [Link] 1 2048x1080

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List of Default SOURCEs

SOURCE FILE NAME source

active aspect
1280x1024 [Link] 1280x1024 2.35
1920x817 [Link] 1920x817 0
1920x1024 [Link] 1920x1024 2.35
1920x1080 [Link] 1920x1080 2.35
2048x1080 [Link] 2048x1080 2.35
1280x1024 [Link] 1280x1024 1.85
1920x1024 [Link] 1920x1024 1.85
1920x1038 [Link] 1920x1038 0
1920x1080 [Link] 1920x1080 1.85
2048x1080 [Link] 2048x1080 1.85
1280x1024 [Link] 1280x1024 1.778
1920x1024 [Link] 1920x1024 1.778
1920x1080 [Link] 1920x1080 0
2048x1080 [Link] 2048x1080 1.778

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List of Default SOURCEs

SOURCE FILE NAME source

active aspect
1280x1024 1778 1280x1024 1.778
1280x1024 185 1280x1024 1.85
1280x1024 235 1280x1024 2.35
1280x1024 Square Pixels 1280x1024 1.25
1800x1080 1667 1800x1080 1.667
1920x1038 185 1920x1038 1.85
1920x1080 1778 1920x1080 1.778
1920x803 239 1920x803 2.39
1920x817 235 1920x817 2.35
2048x1024 Square Pixels 2048x1024 2
2048x1080 Square Pixels 2048x1080 1.896
2048x857 239 2048x857 2.39
2048x871 235 2048x871 2.35
Auto Square Pixels 0x0 0

2-4-2. Overview of Titles

You can preset the followings for each title.

- Select Signal (selection of input signal and signal type)

- Lens memory
- Lamp memory
- Setup of anamorphic lens motorized turret
- PCF files
- MCGD files
- SCREEN files

Calling up a preset title facilitates switching of input signals. You can also assign titles to the
Macro keys on the projector's control panel and call them up directly using these keys.

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2-4-3. Displaying TITLE Screen

To create or edit a title, you need to change the Control Mode to Installation (or Service) mode.
Titles cannot be created or edited in the User mode.

[1] If the projector is in User

mode, change it to the
Installation mode.
For the procedure to change the mode,
refer to “2-2-1. Changing the Control
Mode to Installation Mode” (page 16).

[2] Press the “TITLE” button on

the menu bar.
The “TITLE” screen will appears.
If the "TITLE” button is not visible, press
the “ ” button on the menu bar and then

scroll the menu bar.

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2-4-4. Creating New Titles

This section describes how to create a new title that is associated with a video signal input.
For the steps for registering a test pattern for a title, see 2-4-7, Registering a Test Pattern for
a Title (Page 35). For the steps for editing a registered title, see “2-4-5, Editing a Title” (Page
34).

Preparation:
Open the "TITLE" screen. For details, see 2-4-3, Displaying TITLE Screen (Page 29).

[1] Set the Input icon.

Select “Create New Title” from the
pull-down menu to display the “Input
Select” screen.
To create a title by editing an already
registered title, select the desired title
and press the Input icon to display the
“Input Select” screen.

[2] Select the desired input signal

and then press the “OK”
button.
The selected icon is displayed as a blue
cursor. Press the “OK” button to return to
the “TITLE” screen.
The "Type Select" screen appears.

[3] Press the “Type” icon.

The "Type Select" screen appears.

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[4] Select the type of input signal

and then press the “OK”
button.
The selected icon is displayed as a blue
cursor. Press the “OK” button to return to
the “TITLE” screen.

[5] Select the Format, Path.

From the pull-down list, selects the
format of the input signal and the path
(Cinema/Non-Cinema).

[6] Press the “PCF File Select”

button.
The “PCF File Select” screen appears.

[7] Select a PCF file that is

associated with the signal and
press the “Open” button.
Press the “Open” button to return to the
“TITLE” screen.
To create a new PCF file, refer to “2-5.
Creating a PCF File” (Page 37).

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[8] Press the “MCGD File Select”

button.

[9] Select an MCGD file that is

associated with the signal and
press the “Open” button.

[10] Press the “SCREEN File

Select” button.

[11] Select a SCREEN file that is

associated with the signal and
press the “Open” button.

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[12] Press the "Advanced” button.

[13] Configure the advanced

settings depending on the
input signal and press the
"Exit" button.

[14] Press the "Store As ..."

button.

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2-4-5. Editing a Title

Preparation:
Open the "TITLE" screen. For details, see 2-4-3, Displaying TITLE Screen (Page 29).

[1] From the pull-down menu,

select a desired title.

[2] Edit the settings.

[3] Press the "Store As ..."

button.

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2-4-6. Deleting a Title

[1] From the pull-down menu,

select a desired title.

[2] Press the "Delete" button.

2-4-7. Registering a Test Pattern for a Title

Preparation:
Open the "TITLE" screen. For details, see 2-4-3, Displaying TITLE Screen (Page 29).

[1] Press the "Input" icon.

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[2] Select the "Test Pattern" icon

and press the "OK" button.

[3] Select the test pattern (TGA

File) you want to register and
press the "Open" button.

[4] Select the type of the test

pattern signal.

[5] Press the "Store As ..."

button.

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2-5. Creating a PCF File

2-5-1. Overview of PCF File

The PCF file (Projector Configuration File) includes the items mentioned below, which are the
setting information of the projector.

- Input signal information (Resolution, aspect ratio, etc.)

- Color Space information
- Gamma information
- Native color information (MCGD)
- Target color information (TCGD)

To create a PCF file, use the "Setting" button on the "TITLE" screen. One creation method is to
call an existing file, make changes, and then save the file, and another method is to create a
new file; however, the basic operations are the same and the method of creating a new file will
be described here

2-5-2. Creating a New PCF File

Preparation:
Open the "TITLE" screen. For details, see 2-4-3., Displaying TITLE Screen (Page 29).

[1] From the pull-down menu,

select a signal.

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[2] Press the “Setting” button in

the “PCF File Select”

[3] Press the “Setting” button in

the SOURCE File.

[4] Enter the Aspect Ratio and

Input Size, then press "EXIT"
button.

Example of setting SOURCE File

Conditions:
- Screen sizes :Project the screen size in Vista (Aspect ratio is 1:1.85)
- Input signal format: HD-SDI 1920x1080@24psF

Squeeze signals (Signals that have been compressed at the control side 1920 to 1280 in the
horizontal direction and 1080 to 1024 in the vertical direction)
Aspect Ratio :1.85
Input Size :1280x1024
For signals other than Aspect Ratio :1.85
squeeze signals Input Size :1920x1080

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[1] Press the “Setting” button in

the “CSC File”.

[2] Press the "Import" button and

select a color space file that
corresponds to the input
signal.

Example of selecting a CSC file:

For DVI connector -RGB input: "Unity [Link]" (same as "Mk7 Unity [Link]")
For HD-SDI connector - Component input:10-bit [Link]"
"YCbCr [Link]" (same as "Mk7 YCbCr [Link]")
"YCbCr [Link]" (same as "Mk7 YCbCr [Link]")
- DUAL LINK RGB input:
"RGB 10-bit [Link]"

[1] Press the "Import" button in

"TCGD File" to select the
TCGD file.

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[2] Press the "Import" button in

"LUT-AL File" to select the
LUT-AL file.

[3] Press the "Import" button in

"LUT-CLUT File" to select the
LUT-CLUT file.

[4] Press the "Setting" button in

"LUT-DG File".

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[5] Set the LUT-DG file and then

press the "OK" button.

Example of setting LUT-DG File

Movies "Gamma [Link]-DG" (equivalent to "Mk7 [Link]-DG)

PC and Other Input "Graphics_Enhanced.LUT-DG
When using Parametric Select "Parametric" to enter the degamma value.

[1] Press the "Save" button.

To overwrite an existing file, check that

the file being edited is selected before
pressing the "OK" button.

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2-6. Creating a SCREEN File

2-6-1. Overview of SCREEN files

SCREEN files includes the items mentioned below, which are the setting information of the
projector.

- display area information

- Anamorphic Lens information
- Crop information

To create a SCREEN file, use the "Setting" button on the "TITLE" screen. One creation method
is to call an existing file, make changes, and then save the file, and another method is to create
a new file; however, the basic operations are the same and the method of creating a new file will
be described here.
For information on assigning a PCF file to a title, see 2-4-4, “Creating New Titles” (Page 30).

2-6-2. Creating a New SCREEN File

Preparation:
Open the "TITLE" screen.

[1] From the pull-down menu,

select a signal.
To create a SCREEN file, the current title
(the currently selected signal) needs to
be selected.

[2] Press the "Setting" button on

the right-hand side of
"SCREEN File Select".

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[3] Input the magnification of

Anamorphic Lens in the
“Anamorphic factor”

[4] Enter information on the pixel

you use in "Screen
Presentation".

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SCREEN file
This sets the horizontal display area to be used when the primary lens zooming feature does not
meet the required projection in a fixed wide-screen format.

VISTA Screen Call the DC2K VISTA [Link] file.

HDTV Screen Call the DC2K HDTV [Link] file.

[1] Select the "Letterbox"

checkbox.

[2] "Cropping" is used when the

projected image is too large to
be displayed in the screen.

"Cropping"
Select the item you want to adjust the amount of cropping (x- and y-coordinate) or the amount
of curvature.
You can make adjustments using the scroll bar or entering numerical values.

Upper Left Sets the amount of cropping at the upper left of the screen. (This becomes
the reference point of the XY coordinates.)
Left Curve Sets the amount of curvature of the left vertical line of the screen.
Enter the value of the relative value from the x coordinates of Upper Left
and Lower Left. Setting this value to a negative value permits the correction
of the distortion of the anamorphic lens.
Lower Left Sets the amount of cropping at the lower left of the screen
Top Curve Sets the amount of curvature of the top horizontal line of the screen.
Enter the value of the relative value from the y coordinates of Upper Left
and Upper Right. Setting this value to a negative value permits the
correction of the distortion of the anamorphic lens.

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Bottom Curve Sets the amount of curvature of the bottom horizontal line of the screen.
Enter the value of the relative value from the y coordinates of Lower Left
and Lower Right. Setting this value to a positive value permits the
correction of the distortion of the anamorphic lens.
Upper Right Sets the amount of cropping at the upper right of the screen.
Right Curve Sets the amount of curvature of the right vertical line of the screen.
Enter the value of the relative value from the x coordinates of Upper Right
and Lower Right. Setting this value to a positive value permits the
correction of the distortion of the anamorphic lens.
Lower Right Sets the amount of cropping at the lower right of the screen.

[1] Press the "Save" button.

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Menu Functions

This chapter describes the functions of the projector operation menus. See “4. Menu functions
[For MMS operation]” (page 117) for the menus for multimedia switcher (MMS) operation.

This is a screen example of the NC2000 Series.

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3-1. Project Operation Menu List

Menus in parentheses are menus for our service personnel. Normally, these menus cannot be
used.

Main menu Submenu Description Ref.

page
START This screen is displayed when the controller is started. 49
It displays the model name of the connected projector main unit
and the DCC version.
POWER On/Off To turn on and off the projector.
Lamp To turn on and off the lamp. Use this when you do not want to turn
on the light though the power is turned on.
MODE To change the menu mode.
MAIN Select the input signal from this screen. 51
Preset Button To display the titles assigned to the preset buttons*.
Title To display the title list registered in the projector.
Test To display the test pattern list.
Anamorphic Out/In To control the anamorphic lens.
Douser Open/Close To control the Douser function.
(Edit Preset Button) To set the titles to be assigned to the preset buttons*.
LENS Control the lens from this screen. 57
Fine-adjust Mode Set to operate only while pressing the Lens Shift, Zoom, or Focus
buttons.
Shift To shift the lens.
Zoom To zoom in and zoom out.
Focus To adjust focus.
Lens Memory Edit titles and display for the lamp.
Lens Mount Initialize To reset the lens control system in an emergency. You should not
normally use this.
LAMP Control the lamp from this screen. 59
Adjust To adjust the lamp brightness.
Lamp Output To adjust the lamp output.
Feedback To set the lamp brightness constant mode that uses a brightness sensor.
Lamp Memory To save the current lamp settings, and call the saved settings.
Information To display the lamp information.
(Setup) Configures detailed lamp settings.
STATUS Projector setting status is displayed in this screen. 64
(TITLE) Set titles and display the list in this screen. This is used by the 65
service personnel.
INFO Screen for display of various information about the projector. 74
Status To check version information and error information for the projector
main unit, ICP board, and multi media switcher (MMS). You can also
save the logs that have accumulated in the projector main unit.
Status2 To check the states of slot A and slot B in the projector main unit
and the installation complete date of the projector main unit
(warrantee start date).
Log To check the state of the projector main unit and the various logs.
SIB To check the status and version information of the signal input
board itself and the security circuit (Enigma) on the signal input
board.
(SETUP) Screen for initial setting upon installation. This is used by the 91
service personnel.
Setup Screen for configuring various settings of the projector main unit.
Installation Screen for configuring settings upon installation.
(Color Setting) Set a target color file (TCGD). This is a post production menu.
(TCGD Setup)
MMS Setting Configures whether or not the MMS is used.
Option Slot Screen for configuring the settings of slot A and slot B.

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(LAN) Screen for LAN setting. This is used by the service personnel. 101
IP Address Screen for configuring the IP address.
Mail Screen for configuring the email notification function settings.
SNMP Screen for configuring SNMP settings.
(UPDATE) This screen is used to update various firmware and system data, 106
backup and restore projector settings files, view log files, etc. This is
used by the service personnel.
button Buttons that switch pages for the main menu bar. -
- Menu items for page 1: START, MAIN, LENS, LAMP, and STATUS
- Menu items for page 2: TITLE, INFO, SETUP, LAN and UPDATE
Shield button This button enables and disables the DCC button operations. -

* Preset buttons 1 to 8 correspond to preset buttons 1 to 8 on the projector.

3-1-1. List of Menu Items of the Tool bar

Menu Submenu Description

File Exit Terminates DCC.
Save Execute Log This is only displayed while in Service mode.
The communication packets between the DCC and the target
projector can be captured and saved in a text format file.
Setup Communication Setting Displays the connection setting dialog. (See page 13)
Option Always on Top Select whether the DCC screen is always displayed as the first
screen. At activation, “Not display first” is selected.
Not checked: The DCC screen is not displayed in the
foreground.
Checked: The DCC screen is always displayed in the
foreground.
Disp Local Time Sets the date and time for when logs are displayed using DCC.
Not checked: Uses universal coordinated time (UTC).
Checked: Uses the local time set in the projector main unit.
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3-2. START Screen

When the soft is activated or when you pre ss the “START” button from the menu bar, the
START screen is displayed.
From the START screen, you can turn on and off (standby status) the projector, turn on and off
the lamp and change the menu mode.

System Shows the model name of the projector.

Version Displays the version of the software.
LAN Displays the IP address of the target projector.
Power “On” button Turns on and off (standby status) the power.
Power “Off” button
Lamp Turns on and off the lamp. Use this when you do not want to turn on the light
though the power is turned on. If this button is set to “Off” in the standby
mode, you can turn on the power without tuning on the lamp.
“Disable Lamp On Enables or disables turning on/off of the lamp immediately after switching
while cooling” between On and Off for the lamp.
check box - With check mark: You cannot switch between On and Off of the lamp
for about 5 minutes after On/Off switching.
- Without check mark: You can turn on or off the lamp immediately after
On/Off switching.
Usually, use the system with a check mark in this check box.
“On” button Turn on the lamp.
“Off” button Turn off the lamp.
“MODE” button This button changes the menu mode.

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3-2-1. Changing the menu mode

There are four menu modes available. The menu items that can be used differ depending on the
mode.
When you press “MODE” on the START screen, you can switch the menu mode. Dedicated
passcodes need to be entered in order to switch to any mode other than user mode.

User mode Menu for usual operation. To display the basic menu items only.
Advanced User mode Menu for replacement of the lamp. The lamp settings menu can be used in
addition to the menus that can be used in User mode.
Installation mode Menu for installation.
Service mode Menu for the service personnel.
Pospro mode Menu for the post productions.
A menu item equivalent to the Service mode can be used and detail setup of a
target color file (TCGD) is enabled.

When the mode is changed from the User mode, the “MODE” button and the “Shield” button are
displayed as shown below.
- In Advanced User mode: “MODE (A)”, “Shield (A)”
- In Installation mode: “MODE (I)”, “Shield (I)”
- In Service mode: “MODE (S)”, “Shield (S)”
- In Pospro mode: “MODE (P)”, “Shield (P)”

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3-3. MAIN Screen

Press the “MAIN” button from the menu bar to display the MAIN screen.
The MAIN screen is used to select the signal to input to the projector, control the anamorphic
lens/wide converter lens, and control the douser. The input signal selection can be switched
between the following three types by pressing the button in the Select field.

- Preset Button: Displays a list of the preset buttons registered in the projector main unit.
- Selects the title (input signal) registered in the preset button
- Sets the preset button
- Title: Displays a list of the titles registered in the projector main unit.
- Selects the title to project
- Sets the preset button
- Test: Displays a list of test patterns.
- Selects the test pattern to project
- Sets the test pattern

MAIN screen (Preset Button) MAIN screen (Title)

MAIN screen (Test)

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Select Select the input signal.

“Preset Button” button These buttons have the same function as macro keys 1-8 provided on
the control panel of the projector. Press the title buttons to select the
titles (input signals) assigned to the preset buttons 1-8.
- Title displayed in blue: Title is selected.
- Title displayed grayed out: The title cannot be selected.
“Title” button To display the title list registered in the projector. From this screen,
you can select the title (input signal).
“Test” button To display the test pattern list from this screen, you can select the
test pattern.
“Edit” button* To go to the test pattern edit mode to change the registration of the
test pattern.
“Advanced” button* Displays a detailed setting screen (Test Pattern Advanced) for the
currently selected test pattern. This button can only be used while a
test pattern is selected.
Anamorphic “Out” button These buttons control the anamorphic lens/wide converter lens.
Anamorphic “In” button - “Out” button: To disable anamorphic lens/wide converter lens.
- “In” button: To enable anamorphic lens/wide converter lens.
Douser “Open” button The following buttons control the douser.
Douser “Close” button - “Open” button: Cancels the douser function and let the projection
light go.
- “Close” button: Causes the douser to shut off the projection light.
“Edit Preset Button” button* This button is used to edit the preset buttons. (See page 55)
This cannot be used while the MAIN screen (Test) is being displayed.
*
This menu is only available in the Installation or Service mode.

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The icons displayed on the MAIN screen (Preset Button) and MAIN screen (Title) have the
following meanings.

Input icon
Shows the input signal terminal.

Input for SDI-A Input for SDI-B Dual input for SDI-A
terminals terminals and SDI-B terminals

Input for SDI-C Input for SDI-D Dual input for SDI-C
terminals terminals and SDI-D terminals

Quad input through

the SDI-A, SDI-B,
- - - - SDI-C, and SDI-D
ports (currently not
supported)
Input for DVI-A Input for DVI-B Dual/Twin input for
terminals terminals DVI-A and DVI-B
terminals
Input for the image Multi media switcher Built-in test pattern
media block (IMB) (MMS) input (TWIN
terminal input)

Type icon
Indicates a signal type.

SCOPE FLAT HDTV

SDTV PC TEST signal

Signal of 3D Signal of Image

Multi-media switcher media block (IMB)
(MMS)
If none is selected:

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Test Pattern Advanced Screen

This screen can be displayed only when a test pattern is selected in Installation mode or Service
mode.
Press the “Advanced” button with the test pattern selected in the MAIN screen (Test) to display
the Test Pattern Advanced screen. Detailed settings of the test patterns are configured on this
screen.

Image Scaler Turns on and off the image scaler of

On/Off the selected test pattern.
SCREEN File Sets the SCREEN file of the selected
Setting test pattern.
Test Pattern Set the MCGD file and the TCGD file of
Setting the selected test pattern.
“Exit” button Closes the Test Pattern Advanced
screen and returns to the MAIN screen.

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3-3-1. Configuring the Preset Buttons

The preset buttons can only be configured in Installation mode or Service mode. When the “Edit
Preset Button” button is pressed while in User mode or Advanced User mode, the mode needs
to be switched by entering the passcode for Installation mode or Service mode.

The preset buttons can be configured by pressing the “Edit preset Button” button on the MAIN
screen (Preset Button) or MAIN screen (Title).

For MAIN screen (Preset Button)

Preparation:
- Selects the title set in the preset button.

[1] Press the “Edit Preset Button” button in the MAIN screen (Preset
Button).

[2] Press the preset button to allocate to the title.

[3] Select the title and press the “OK” button.

[4] Press the “Edit Preset Button” button.

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For MAIN screen (Title)

Preparation:
・Selects the title set in the preset button.

[1] Press the “Edit Preset Button” button in MAIN screen (Title).

[1] Press the title allocated to the preset button.

[2] Select the preset button and press the “OK” button.

[3] Press the “Edit Preset Button” button.

[4] Press the “Preset Button” button in the Select field.

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3-4. LENS Screen

Press the “LENS” button from the menu bar to display the LENS screen.
From the LENS screen, you can perform lens controls such as lens shifting, zoom adjustment,
and focus adjustment.

“Fine-adjust Mode” button Press the “Fine-adjust Mode” button for fine adjustment.
Lens Firmware Version Displays the firmware version of the lens mount. When the
projector is in standby mode, “---” is displayed.
Shift Move the projection screen vertically and horizontally.
“ ” button: To move the projection position upward.
“ ” button: To move the projection position downward.
“ ” button: To move the projection position to the left.
“ ” button: To move the projection position to the right.
“STOP” button: To stop the lens shifting.
Press the “ ” “ ” “ ” or “ ” buttons again during moving to
stop the moving.
Zoom Zoom in and zoom out the projection screen.
“ ” button: To zoom in.
“ ” button: To zoom out.
“STOP” button: To stop zooming in or out.
Press the “ ” or “ ” button again during zooming in or out to
stop the zoom-in or zoom-out operation.
Focus Adjust the focus of the projection screen.
“ ” button: To set the focus distance longer.
“ ” button: To set the focus distance shorter.
“STOP” button: To stop focus moving.
Press the “ ” and “ ” button again during a moving focus to
stop the focus moving.
Lens Memory The values after adjustment through the LENS screen
(Adjustment values for lens shift, zoom, and focus) can be
saved to the memory in the projector. (See page 58)
Lens Mount Initialize Resets the lens control system in an emergency. You should
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Lens Memory Screen

Press the [Memory List] on the LENS window to display the Lens Memory window.
The values after adjustment through the LENS screen (Adjustment values for lens shift, zoom,
and focus) can be saved to the memory in the projector.

“Entry” button Saves the current adjustment value

to the memory.
“Delete” button Deletes the memory selected in the
list from the Lens Memory.
“Test” button Tests the adjustment value of the
memory selected in the list.
“Copy” button Copies the memory selected in the
list.
“Paste” button Saves the copied memory and
overwrites the memory selected in
the list.
Len Memory Setup Enables/disables the memory
selected in the list.
- Enable: Enables memory call-up.
- Disable: Disables memory call-up.
- With Focus: Apply a check mark
here to turn it on to also call up focus
adjustment values
(Only when the setting is "Enable").
“OK” button Closes the Lens Memory window and
returns to the LENS window.

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3-5. LAMP Screen

Press the “LAMP” button from the menu bar to go to the LAMP screen.
From the LAMP screen, you can adjust the lamp output and display the lamp information.

- Adjust :To adjust the lamp brightness. (See This page)

- Information :To display the lamp information. (See page 61)
- Setup :To configure detailed lamp settings. (See page 62)

3-5-1. LAMP Screen (Adjust)

Press the “Adjust” button on the LAMP screen to display the LAMP screen (Adjust).
The lamp output is adjusted using this screen.

Lamp Output Displays the current lamp output. Press [ ]/[ ] button to adjust the
output. The output value can be adjusted by dragging the slide bar
between the [ ] and [ ] buttons.
If the lamp is off or the douser is closed, “Disabled by . . . (Lamp
Off/Douser Close/Lamp Off, Douser Close)” is displayed. When this
happens, the output value cannot be adjusted.
FeedBack Sets the lamp brightness constant mode that uses a brightness
sensor. The box on the right side displays the operational status of
the Feedback function.
- Disable: Disables the lamp brightness constant mode (the color of
the box is gray).
- Enable: Enables the lamp brightness constant mode (the color of
the box is blue).
Lamp Memory The lamp output values after adjustment through the LAMP screen
can be saved to the memory in the projector. Press the “Memory List”
button to display Lamp Memory screen. (See page 60)

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Lamp Memory Screen

Press the [Memory List] on the LAMP window (Adjust) to display the Lamp Memory window.
The lamp output values after adjustment through the LAMP screen can be saved to the memory
in the projector.

“Entry” button Saves the current lamp output

value to the memory.
“Delete” button Deletes the memory selected in the
list from the Lens Memory.
“Test” button Tests the adjustment value of the
memory selected in the list.
“Copy” button Copies the memory selected in the
list.
“Paste” button Saves the copied memory and
overwrites the memory selected in
the list.
“OK” button Closes the Lamp Memory window
and returns to the LAMP window.

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3-5-2. LAMP Screen (Information)

Press the “Information” button on the LAMP screen to display the LAMP screen (Information).
You can check the current lamp type and output, the lamp bulb information and the bulb and
lamp house utilization hours on this screen.

Lamp PS Type Displays the type of lamp.

Lamp PS Version Displays the version information of the lamp.
Product Model
Product Number
Hard Version
Soft Version
Lamp Bulb Displays the version information of the lamp bulb.
Name Displays the product name of the lamp bulb.
Min Current Displays the minimum current setting value (A) of the lamp
bulb.
Max Current Displays the maximum current setting value (A) of the lamp
bulb.
Typical Watt Displays the rated output of the lamp bulb.
Max Watt Displays the maximum output of the lamp bulb (kW).
Warning Time Displays the warning time setting value of the lamp bulb.
Output Displays the output value of the lamp.
Douser Count Displays the number of times the douser has been opened and
closed.
Usage Displays the usage time of the lamp bulb, lamp house, and
cooling fan.
Warning Displays the usage warning time of the lamp bulb and lamp
house.

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3-5-3. LAMP Screen (Setup)

This menu is only available in the Installation or Service mode.

Press the “Setup” button on the LAMP screen to display the LAMP screen (Setup). On the LAMP
screen (Setup), you can register and change the lamp bulb, display the bulb alignment value,
set the bulb alarm time and the usage mode of the lamp house, etc.

New Bulb Selects or edits a new entry of the lamp bulb (available in standby
status only). Press the “Entry List” button to display the "Bulb Entry"
screen. (See page 63)
New Lamp House Press the “Usage Clear” button to clear the lamp house utilization
hours (available in standby status only).
Bulb Alignment This sets the lamp bulb alignment value. Press the “Execute” button
to display the "Bulb Alignment” screen.
Bulb Warning This sets the lamp bulb alarm time (available in standby status only).
- Use Bulb Entry: uses the time set by the Bulb Entry screen.
- Manual: Uses the value set manually.
For manual setting, input the time and press the “Apply” button.
Setting is available from 0 to 9999H.
House Usage Mode This sets the lamp house usage mode (available in standby status
only).
- Single: To use the lamp house in the single mode
- MultiLamp House 1: To use the lamp house in multiple mode and
select the lamp house 1
- MultiLamp House 2: To use the lamp house in multiple mode and
select the lamp house 2
Douser Count The number of times the douser has been opened and closed is
cleared by pressing the “Clear” button.

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Bulb Entry Screen

Press the “Entry List” button in the LAMP screen (Setup) to display the "Bulb Entry" screen.
You can select or edit a new entry of the lamp bulb on this screen.

“Edit” button Edits the entry selected in the

list.
“Delete” button Deletes the entry selected in the
list from the Bulb Entry.
“Select” button Sets the entry selected in the list
to the active status.
“Exit” button Closes the Bulb Entry screen and
returns to the LAMP screen.

Bulb Alignment Screen

Press the “Execute” button in the LAMP screen (Setup - Bulb Alignment) to display the "Bulb
Alignment" screen. This screen is used when adjusting the lamp bulb shaft.

Peakhold Displays the peak value.

Average Displays the average.
“Peakhold Reset” Resets the peak value.
button
“Exit” button Closes the Bulb Alignment
screen and returns to the LAMP
screen.

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3-6. STATUS Screen

Press the “STATUS” button from the menu bar to go to the STATUS screen.
From the STATUS screen, you can check the input signal information and the Projector setting
status.

Input Signal Port Displays the terminal of input signal.

Type Displays the type of input signal.
Active Files PCF Displays the name of PCF file selected.
SCREEN Displays the name of SCREEN file selected.
3D Displays the name of 3D file selected.
Active Displays the resolution.
Aspect Displays the aspect ratio.
Anamorphic factor Displays the anamorphic factor.
Sub Title Indicates whether to use subtitles (currently not supported).
Anamorphic Displays the status of anamorphic lens/wide converter lens
control (Out/In).
Lamp Displays the status of lamp output control (On/Off).
Douser Displays the status of douser control (Open/Close).

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3-7. TITLE Screen

This menu is only available in the Installation or Service mode.

Press the "TITLE" button on the menu bar to display the TITLE screen.

Used to select, delete, and

save titles.

Used to display and set the

input port and
signal type of the selected title

Used for detailed configuration

of the selected title.

Displays information about the

selected title.

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Title names Displays the title name to be edited.

(pull-down menu) - (Current): Indicates the title is being selected.
- Preset Button: Shows that the selected title is assigned to the preset
button.
- (Update): Indicates the title is being edited.
Select Selects the title selected from the pull-down menu (an asterisk (*) is
attached to the title number).
Some of the buttons cannot be used if the title is not selected.
Delete Deletes the title selected in the pull-down menu.
Store As... Registers the title using the information displayed.
Input A field that shows or sets the input terminal. Pressing the icon allows you to
change the corresponding icon.
PNG File (Displayed only when the test pattern is selected.)
Displays the name of PNG file selected in the right column.
Component/RGB (Displayed only when the test pattern is selected.)
Selects Component or RGB signal input.
MMS Setting (Displayed only when MMS is selected.)
Sets the MMS. The name of the selected signal and Entry No. are displayed in
the right column.
Type A field that shows or sets the input source. Pressing the icon allows you to
change the corresponding icon.
Format Selects a format for the input source.
Data Type Selects a data type for the input source.
Advanced Sets the details of the input source.(See page 68)
PCF File Select Selects a PCF file. (See page 67)
Displays the name of PCF file selected in the right column.
Setting This button changes and saves the PCF file settings being used by the title
selected for output. (See page 6923)
MCGD File Select Selects a MCGD file. (See page 67)
Displays the name of MCGD file selected in the right column.
SCREEN File Select Selects a SCREEN file. (See page 67)
Displays the name of SCREEN file selected in the right column.
Setting This button changes and saves the SCREEN file settings being used by the
title selected for output. (See page 72)
3D File Select This button selects the 3D file. (See page 67)
The currently selected file name is displayed in the field on the right.
Setting This button changes and saves the 3D file settings being used by the title
selected for output. (See page 73)
(View status) Shows information on the title selected. Any information shown in this status
display space is set to the projector.
- Input Size: Displays the input resolution setting.
- Aspect: Displays the input aspect setting.
- Anamorphic: Displays the setting of the anamorphic lens.
- Tolerance Box: Displays the setting of the white correction
mode. (Enable: White correction with priority
for brightness; Disable: White correction with
priority for color.)
- Image Scaler: Displays the setting of the Image Scaler.
(Same as the indication in the Title Advanced screen.)
- Frame Rate Ratio: Displays the setting of the Frame Rate Ratio.
(Same as the indication in the 3D Controls screen.)

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Selecting the Settings File

If you press the “*** File Select” button or the “Import” button, a screen is displayed for
selecting an existing settings file.

PCF File Select screen Selects a PCF file.

MCFD File Select screen Selects a MCFD file.
SCREEN File Select screen Selects a SCREEN file.
3D File Select screen Selects a 3D file.
TCGD File Select screen Selects a TCGD file.
LUT-CLUT File Select screen Selects a LUT-CLUT file.
LUT-DG File Select screen Selects a LUT-DG file.

Select the file to use and press the “Open” button to use the selected file. This screen is an
example of the PCF File Select screen.

“Open” button Uses the selected file.

“Cancel” button Returns to the previous screen.

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3-7-1. Title Advanced Screen

Press the “Advanced” button on the TITLE screen to display the Title Advanced screen. On the
Title Advanced screen you set the details of signal type.

For normal titles and MMS titles For test patterns

Memory Displays the title (number and name) selected.

Preset Button Displays preset button numbers if preset buttons are assigned.
For assignment of preset buttons, refer to “3-3-1 Configuring the Preset
Buttons” (page 55).
“Lens Memory” Button Select a lens memory to associate with the selected title when the lens
memory is used. Press the "Lens Memory" button to display the "Lens
Memory" screen. For the setup of lens memory, see the description of
"Memory List" buttons on the "LENS" screen. (See page 58)
- When you want to use the lens memory, select it from the "Lens Memory"
screen and press the "OK" button.
- When you do not want to use the lens memory, select "Not Use" from the
"Lens Memory" screen and press the "OK" button.
- The associated lens memory appears in the right column of the "Lens
Memory" button.
“Lamp Memory” Button Select a lamp memory to associate with the selected title when the lamp
memory is used. Press the "Lamp Memory" button to display the "Lamp
Memory" screen. For the setup of lamp memory, see the description of
"Memory List" buttons on the "LAMP" screen. (See page 60)
- When you want to use the lamp memory, select it from the "Lamp Memory"
screen and press the "OK" button.
- When you do not want to use the lamp memory, select "Not Use" from the
"Lamp Memory" screen and press the "OK" button.
- The associated lamp memory appears in the right column of the “Lamp
Memory” button.
Image Scaler Controls the scaling circuit. Keep Enable in normal operations.
Turret Title Select Sets whether the power turret of anamorphic lens is used or not.
- With Anamo. : Turret is used.
- Without Anamo. : Turret is not used.
“Exit” button Used to save all the settings entered and quit the Title Edit
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3-7-2. PCF Setting Screen

Press the “Setting” button on the TITLE screen to display the PCF Setting screen. On the PCF
Setting screen, PCF files are created using the PCF Setting screen.

PCF File Name Displays the name of PCF file selected.

“Import” button Used to call an existing PCF file. (See page 67)
SOURCE File The SOURCE file settings can be changed. Press the “Setting” button to display
the SOURCE Setting screen. (See page 70)
CSC File The CSC file settings can be changed. Press the “Setting” button to display the
CSC Setting screen. (See page 70)
TCGD File Selects a TCGD file. Press the “Import” button to display TCGD File Select
screen. (See page 67)
LUT-CLUT File Selects a LUT-CLUT file. Press the “Import” button to display the LUT-CLUT File
Select screen. (See page 67)
LUT-DG File Selects a LUT-DG file. Press the “Setting” button to display the LUT-DG screen.
(See page 71)
“Save” button Used to create a new PCF file. (Do not use this button in other cases.)
“Exit” button Returns to the TITLE screen. Press this button when you have entered all
values.

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SOURCE Setting Screen

Press the “Setting” button in the SOURCE File field in the PCF Setting screen to display the
SOURCE Setting screen.

SOURCE File Displays the name of SOURCE file

Name selected.
"Import" Used to call an existing SOURCE file.
button (See page 67)
Aspect Ratio Enter or select the final aspect ratio
of the content entered.
Position Sets the image display position.
Usually select 0 for all positions.
Input Size Enter the effective area of the input
signal.
“Save” button Used to create a new SOURCE file.
(Do not use this button in other
cases.)
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.
Press this button when you have
entered all values.

CSC Setting Screen

Press the “Setting” button in the CSC File field in the PCF Setting screen to display the CSC
Setting screen.

CSC File Name Displays the name of CSC file selected.

"Import" button Used to call an existing CSC file. (See
page 67)
Coefficience To change the setting, enter a number.
Offset This does not normally need to be
Brightness changed.
Contrast
Saturation
Hue (deg)
“Set all 3” check This is used when setting all of the
box setting values to the same value in one
go.
Checked: The value entered in G also
applies to R and B.
Not checked: You can set G, R, and B to
different values.
“Save” button Used to create a new CSC file. (Do not
use this button in other cases.)
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen. Press
this button when you have entered all
values.

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LUT-DG Setting Screen

Press the “Setting” button in the LUT-DG File field in the PCF Setting screen to display the
LUT-DG Setting screen.

File Select You should normally select “File Select”.

Parametric
"Import" button Used to call an existing LUT-DG file.
(See page 67)
“OK” button Confirms the settings.
“Cancel” button Abandons the settings and returns to
the previous screen.

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3-7-3. SCREEN Setting Screen

Press the “Setting” button in the SCREEN File Select field in the TITLE screen to display the
SCREEN Setting screen. This screen is used to create new SCREEN files and to modify the
settings in previously created SCREEN files.

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3-7-4. 3D Controls Screen

Press the “3D Controls” button in the 3D File Select field of the Title screen to display the 3D
Controls screen. This screen is used to create new 3D files and to change the settings in
previously created 3D files.

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3-8. INFO Screen

Press the “INFO” button on the menu bar to display the INFO screen.
The INFO screen is made up of the following four screens that allow you to check information
and various logs of the projector main unit and multi media switcher.

- Status: Allows you to check version information and error information for the projector main
unit, ICP board, and multi media switcher (MMS). You can also save the logs that are
saved in the projector main unit onto a computer. (See page 75)
- Status2: Allows you to check the states of slot A and slot B in the projector main unit and the
installation complete date of the projector main unit (warrantee start date). (See
page 78)
- Log: Allows you to check the state of the projector main unit and the various logs. (See
page 79)
- SIB: Allows you to check the status and version information of the signal input board
itself and the security circuit (Enigma) on the signal input board. (See page 89)

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3-8-1. INFO Screen (Status)

Press the “Status” button on the INFO screen to display the INFO screen (Status).
You can check version information and error information for the projector main unit CPU board,
ICP board, and multi media switcher (MMS) using this screen. You can also save the logs that
are saved in the projector main unit onto a computer.

System Displays the version information of the projector main unit and the CPU
board in the projector.
Serial Displays the serial number of the CPU board.
BIOS Displays the BIOS version of the CPU board.
Firmware Displays the firmware version of the CPU board.
Data Displays the data version of the CPU board.
System Usage Displays the hours of use of the projector main unit.
IP Address Displays the IP address and the subnet mask of the projector main unit.
MMS Displays the version information of the MMS connected to the projector
head.
Serial Displays the serial number of the MMS.
BIOS Displays the BIOS version of the MMS.
Firmware Displays the firmware version of the MMS.
Data Displays the data version of the MMS.
FPGA Displays the FPGA version of the MMS.
Cfg FPGA Displays the Configuration FPGA version of the MMS.
IP Address Displays the IP address of use of MMS.
Cinema Board Displays the version information of the ICP board or Satellite board.
ICP Displays the ICP system working version.
Satellite Red Displays the satellite board type of the ICP board (2xLVDS/DDR).
Green
Blue
DMD Displays the DMD type (0.98” DC2K/1.2” DC2K).

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“ICP Status” button Displays the ICP Status screen. (See page 76)
Displays detailed information about the ICP board.
Error Displays the error currently occurring.
“Save Information” button Saves various information about the CPU board, the ICP board, the
MMS and the signal input board (SIB) in text format.

ICP Status Screen

Press the “ICP Status” button in the Cinema Board field of the INFO screen (Status) to display
the ICP Status screen. You can check the status of the ICP board using this screen.

“Refresh” button Updates the displayed contents to

the newest information.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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Log Filter Setting Screen

Press the “Save Information” button in the Error field of the INFO screen (Status) to display the
Log Filter Setting screen. This screen is used to configure whether or not to save the log of when
the lamp bulb, lamp housing, fans, and air filters are reset (Usage Reset Log) to match the
period of the log saved on the PC.

“Include Usage Reset Log” check box Sets whether or not to include the log of when the lamp bulb,
lamp housing, fans, and air filters are reset (Usage Reset Log)
in the log saved on the PC.
Checked: Includes the Usage Reset Log when saving the
log
Not checked: Does not include the Usage Reset Log when
saving the log
“Save” button Saves the log onto the PC using the configured settings.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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3-8-2. INFO Screen (Status2)

Press the “Status2” button on the INFO screen to display the INFO screen (Status2).
You can check the states of slot A and slot B in the projector main unit and the installation
complete date of the projector main unit (warrantee start date) using this screen.

Option Slot Status Displays information about slot A and slot B. The slot settings are
configured from the SETUP screen (Option Slot).
Slot B Displays the settings of slot B. Parentheses () are added to the device
name when the projector is in standby mode or the installed devices
cannot be identified.
Slot A Displays the settings of slot A. Parentheses () are added to the device
name when the projector is in standby mode or the installed devices
cannot be identified.
Setup Date Displays the installation complete date when of the projector
(warrantee start date). The installation complete date is configured
from the UPDATE screen.
System Displays the installation complete date (warrantee start date) of the
projector as saved in the CPU board.
Key Displays the installation complete date (warrantee start date) of the
projector as saved in the Key board.
DIV Displays the installation complete date (warrantee start date) of the
projector as saved in the DIV board.

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3-8-3. INFO Screen (Log)

Press the “Log” button on the INFO screen to display the INFO screen (Log).
You can check the various logs saved in the projector main unit from this screen.

"System Status" button Displays the System Status screen. (See page 81)
This displays the temperature, voltage, and fan speed inside the
projector main unit.
“Error Log” button Displays the System Error Log screen. (See page 83)
This displays CPU board error information.
“Cinema System Log” button Displays the Cinema System Log screen. (See page 83)
This displays ICP board error information.
“Usage Reset Log” button Displays the User Reset Log screen. (See page 84)
This displays various information about when the usage times of
the lamp bulb, lamp housing, fans, and air filters were reset.
“Temperature Log” button Displays the Temperature Log screen. (See page 85)
This displays a record of the temperature from when the projector
was turned on until it was turned off (peak hold).
“Power Supply Log” button Displays the Power Supply Log screen. (See page 86)
This displays a record of the voltage from when the projector was
turned on until it was turned off (peak hold).
“FAN Speed log” button Displays the FAN Speed Log screen. (See page 87)
This displays a record of the fan speed (minimum value) from when
the power was turned on until it was turned off.
“Operation Log” button Displays the Lamp Operation Log screen. (See page 88)
This displays a record of the operation of the projector.
“Secure Log(Cinema)” button Displays the Secure Log (Cinema) screen. (See page 88)
This displays a log of the security circuit (Enigma) on the signal
input board.

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Log Filtering Function

Press the “Filter” button to display the Log Filter Setting screen. You can set the period of logs
to display using this screen.

Log Filter Setting screen

Today Displays only the log for today.

7days Displays the log for the last 7 days including today.
30days Displays the log for the last 30 days including today.
Manual Displays the log for the specified period (from From to To).
From: Selects the start date of the period for which to display the logs.
To: Selects the end date of the period for which to display the logs.
Click “Today” in the calendar to set to today’s date.
“OK” button Displays the logs that match the specified conditions.
“Cancel” button Cancels the settings and returns to the previous screen.

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System Status Screen

This screen displays the temperature, voltage, and fan speed inside the projector main unit.
Click the “Temperature”, “Power Supply”, and “FAN Speed” tabs to switch between the items
displayed.
System Status screen (Temperature)

Outside Air Displays the temperatures of each part of the projector. Refer to
LPSU Intake the "Service Manual" for details.
Exhaust
DMD-B
Temp 5
Temp 6
Temp 7
Temp 8
MAX6656
ICP FPGA
FMT FPGA
Current

Upper Limit
“Refresh” button Updates the displayed contents to the newest information.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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System Status screen (Power Supply)

System Displays the voltage of the projector.

Current Displays the current voltage.
Min Displays the upper limit value of the voltage. An error occurs if the voltage
exceeds this value.
Max Displays the lower limit value of the voltage. An error occurs if the voltage
drops below this value.
ICP Displays the ICP board voltage.
“Refresh” button Updates the displayed contents to the newest information.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

System Status screen (FAN Speed)

Fan 0 to Fan 9 Displays the fan speed.

Lamp Cooling Fan 0 Min Displays the lower limit value of the fan speed. An error occurs if
Lamp Cooling Fan 1 the fan speed drops below this value.
Pump Precaution Displays the warning value of the fan speed. A warning occurs if
ICP Fan the fan speed drops below this value.
Current Displays the current voltage.
Max Displays the upper limit value of the fan speed. An error occurs if
the fan speed exceeds this value.
“Refresh” button Updates the displayed contents to the newest information.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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System Error Log Screen

This screen displays a log of CPU board errors.

“Filter” button Sets the period of the log to

display. (See page 77)
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

Cinema System Log Screen

This screen displays a log of ICP board errors.

“Filter” button Sets the period of the log to

display. (See page 77)
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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Usage Reset Log Screen

This screen can be displayed in Service mode only. When usage times of the lamp bulb, lamp
housing, fans, and air filters are reset, the following items are saved with the values
immediately before reset treated as the log information when the utilization hours are reset.
This screen shows 64 items at most (64 items from the newest one are displayed).

No. Displays the record No.

Date/Time Displays the date and time.
Reset Displays the reset subject.
- Lamp bulb: Bulb
- Lamp house: House1/House2
- Fan: AC On Fan/Power On Fan
- Air filter: Body Filter/Lamp Filter
System Displays the utilization hours of the projector main unit.
Bulb Displays the utilization hours of lamp bulb.
House1 Displays the utilization hours of lamp house 1.
House2 Displays the utilization hours of lamp house 2.
Bulb Name Displays the bulb entry name.
Min[A] Displays the minimum current value (A).
Max[A] Displays the maximum current value (A).
Typical Displays the lamp output (kW) average.
Max[W] Displays the maximum value of lamp output (kW).
Warning Time Displays the warning time.
Bulb Warning Displays the currently enabled warning time set by the Bulb Warning setting.
AC On Fan Displays the speeds of the projector cooling fans (AC On Fan).
Refer to the "Service Manual" for details.
Power On Fan Displays the speeds of the projector cooling fans (Power On Fan).
Refer to the "Service Manual" for details.
Lamp Fan Displays the speeds of the lamp cooling fan.
Body Filter Displays the usage time of the air filters for the projector head.
Lamp Filter Displays the usage time of the air filters for the lamp.
“Clear” button Clears the usage reset log and closes the screen.
“Refresh” button Updates the displayed contents to the newest information.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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Temperature Log Screen

This screen displays the maximum temperature recorded in the period from when the projector
was turned on until it was turned off.
The upper half of the screen displays the maximum temperatures measured and dates and
times for each item from when the power was last turned on until now. The information that is
saved in the log when the power is turned off is displayed in sequential order in the lower half
of the screen. When saved as a log, information at the time when the log was recorded (all
temperatures, fan speeds, and lamp outputs within the projector) is also saved in addition to
the maximum temperature and date and time of each item.
You can switch between the number of items displayed (all items or maximum temperatures
only) by pressing the [<] button.

“Filter” button Sets the period of the log to display. (See page 77)
Temp. Displays the item where the maximum temperature was measured.
Max Val. Displays the maximum temperature.
Outside Air Displays the temperature at the Date/Time.
LPSU Intake
Exhaust
DMD-B
Temp5
Temp6
Temp7
Temp8
Fan 0 to Fan9 Displays the fan speed at the Date/Time.
Lamp Cooling Fan 0
Lamp Cooling Fan 1
Pump
ICP Fan Displays the lamp output at the Date/Time.
Lamp Output Displays the date and time when the maximum temperature was measured.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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Power Supply Log Screen

This screen displays the maximum and minimum voltage values recorded in the period from
when the projector was turned on until it was turned off.
The upper half of the screen displays the maximum/minimum voltages measured and dates and
times for each item from when the power was last turned on until now. The information that is
saved in the log when the power is turned off is displayed in sequential order in the lower half
of the screen.

“Filter” button Sets the period of the log to display. (See page 77)
Date/Time Displays the date and time when the maximum/minimum voltage
was measured.
Power Supply Displays the item where the maximum/minimum voltage was
measured.
(Max): Displays the maximum value.
(Min): Displays the minimum value.
Voltage Displays the measured voltage.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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FAN Speed Log Screen

This screen displays the minimum fan speeds recorded in the period from when the projector
was turned on until it was turned off.
The upper half of the screen displays the minimum fan speeds measured and dates and times
for each item from when the power was last turned on until now. The information that is saved
in the log when the power is turned off is displayed in sequential order in the lower half of the
screen.

“Filter” button Sets the period of the log to display. (See page 77)
Date/Time Displays the date and time when the minimum fan speed was
measured.
Fan Type Displays the type of fan.
rpm(Min) Displays the fan speed (minimum value).
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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Operation Log Screen

This screen displays a record of the operation of the projector.

“Filter” button Sets the period of the log to display. (See page 77)
“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

Secure Log(Cinema) Screen

This screen displays a log of the security circuit (Enigma) on the signal input board.

“Exit” button Returns to the previous screen.

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3-8-4. INFO Screen (SIB)

Press the “SIB” button on the INFO screen to display the INFO screen (SIB).
This screen displays version information about the signal input board and version information
about Enigma (the security circuit built into the signal input board)

SIB Version Displays information about the signal input board.

Main Displays version information about the signal input board.
OS Displays OS version information about the signal input
board.
BIOS Displays BIOS version information about the signal input
board. Currently, “---” is displayed.
Firmware Displays firmware version information about the signal input
board.
FPGA H/W Displays FPGA H/W version information about the signal
input board.
FPGA S/W Displays FPGA S/W version information about the signal
input board.
“Current Status” button Displays the SIB Status screen. (See page 90)
Displays version information about the SDI input port of the
signal input board.
Enigma Version Displays information about the security circuit (Enigma)
built into the signal input board.
Enigma Displays version information about Enigma.
FPGA Firmware Displays version information about the FPGA firmware.
Login List Displays version information about the Login List.
Security Officer List Displays version information about the Security Officer List.
“Enigma Status” button Displays the Enigma Status screen. (See page 90)
Displays detailed information about Enigma.

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SIB Status Screen

Press the “Current Status” button on the INFO screen (SIB) to display the SIB Status screen.
This screen displays detailed information about the SDI input ports (SDI-A, SDI-B, SDI-C, and
SDI-D) on the signal input board.

SDI Status Displays detailed information

on the SDI input status.
- Carrier Detect
- SDT Lock
- STD
- CRC Error
Error Total Displays information about
the accumulated errors.
Error Frame This displays error
information within one frame.
“Refresh” button Updates the displayed
contents to the newest
information.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous
screen.

Enigma Status Screen

Press the “Enigma Status” button on the INFO screen (SIB) to display the SIB Status screen.
This screen displays detailed information about Enigma (the security circuit built into the signal
input board).

“Refresh” button Updates the displayed

contents to the newest
information.
“Exit” button Returns to the previous
screen.

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3-9. SETUP Screen

This menu is only available in the Installation or Service mode.

Display and setting are available even when the projector is in the standby status.
Press the “SETUP” button on the menu bar to display the SETUP screen.
The SETUP screen consists of five windows below.

- Setup : Use this window for configuring various settings for the projector. (this page)
- Installation : Use this window for setting at installation. (See page 95)
- Color Setting : Use this window for making color adjustments. (See page 98)
- MMS Setting : Use this window for configuring the MMS connection settings. (See page 99)
- Option Slot : Use this window for setting for slot A or slot B. (See page 100)

3-9-1. SETUP Screen (Setup)

Press the "Setup" button on the "SETUP" screen to display the "SETUP (Setup)" window.
The operating settings of the projector main unit are configured using this screen.

Douser Mode(Title Select)

The douser function is enabled when the signal is changed.

Disable The lens douser function will be not activated during the switching of
signals.
Enable The lens douser function will be activated during the switching of
signals.

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Douser Mode(Power On)

Sets the douser status (Open/Close) when the projector is turned on.

Open Displays the lens douser when the projector is turned on.
Close Closes the lens douser when the projector is turned on.

Panel Key Lock

The control buttons on your projector are locked to be inoperative.

Unlock Disable the lock on the control buttons.

Lock Enable a lock on the control buttons on your projector.

Turret
Controls the turret on which the anamorphic lens is mounted.

Manual Manually control the turret.

Automatic The anamorphic lens selected at Title switches automatically when
the title is switched.
Turret Ref. Select Sets the initial setting (use or not use) of the turret. This setting is
applied when you create a new title.
- Without Anamo: Disables anamorphic lens.
- With Anamo: Enables anamorphic lens.

Factory Default
Resets all adjustment and setting values stored to the projector and all registered titles and
preset button assignment to the statuses when shipped from the factory.

P Button & Title Resets the preset button assignment and all registered titles.
All Resets all data.

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GPIO
Press the “Setting” button in the GPIO field of the SETUP screen (Setup) to display the GPIO
Setting screen.
You can change the function that is allocated to the GPIO port of the projector, the timing with
which GPIO control is executed, etc. from this screen. Refer to the user's manual of the
projector for details on the GPIO port.

GPI 0 to GPI 15 Allocates functions to EXT_GPIN1 to EXT_GPIN4.

Refer to the following page for details on the correspondence
between GPI and EXT_GPIN.
GPO_1 to GPO_4 Allocates functions to EXT_GPOUT1 to EXT_GPOUT4.
Projector Heartbeat Sets the heartbeat output interval.
Ready/Busy Bit Assign Configures the logic setting of the Ready/Busy bit of the GPIO
control.
Projector Error Status Bit Assign Configures the logic setting of the error status bit of the projector.
IMB Play/End Status Bit Assign Configures the logic setting of the bit for confirming the status of
media block operation.
Idle effective pulse width Configures the OFF pulse width that is required before inputting an
ON pulse.
Each Function effective pulse width Configures the pulse width after an ON pulse is input until the GPIO
function is executed.
“OK” button Applies the settings that have been selected.
“Cancel” button Cancels the settings and returns to the previous screen.

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The correspondence between GPI 0 to GPI 15 and EXT_GPIN is shown in the following table.

EXT_GPIN4 EXT_GPIN3 EXT_GPIN2 EXT_GPIN1

(Pin No. 8-27) (Pin No. 7-26) (Pin No. 6-25) (Pin No. 5-24)
GPI 0 OFF OFF OFF OFF
GPI 1 OFF OFF OFF ON
GPI 2 OFF OFF ON OFF
GPI 3 OFF OFF ON ON
GPI 4 OFF ON OFF OFF
GPI 5 OFF ON OFF ON
GPI 6 OFF ON ON OFF
GPI 7 OFF ON ON ON
GPI 8 ON OFF OFF OFF
GPI 9 ON OFF OFF ON
GPI 10 ON OFF ON OFF
GPI 11 ON OFF ON ON
GPI 12 ON ON OFF OFF
GPI 13 ON ON OFF ON
GPI 14 ON ON ON OFF
GPI 15 ON ON ON ON

Auto Key Lock

Automatically locks the control buttons on your projector so that they cannot be used. When the
auto key lock function is enabled, the key lock is set under the following conditions.
- When the projector enters the standby state, the key lock is activated.
- When no operations are performed on the control panel of the projector main unit for 30
seconds or more, the key lock is activated.

If you press the KEY LOCK button on the projector for one second or longer, the key lock is
cleared, but the key lock is automatically locked applied again if the key lock conditions are
satisfied.

Disable Disables the auto key lock function.

Enable Enables the auto key lock function.

3D Connector
Selects the port for 3D video systems used as the control signal input/output for the 3D video
system.
If you select “Not Use”, the GP I/O port is used as the control signal input/output for the 3D
video system.

Not Use Does not use the 3D port as the control signal input/output for the 3D
video system (uses the GP I/O port).
Use Uses the 3D port as the control signal input/output for the 3D video
system.

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3-9-2. SETUP Screen (Installation)

Press the “Installation” button on the SETUP screen to display the SETUP screen (Installation).
The SETUP screen (Installation) is used to configure the settings required when the projector is
installed, change the passcodes, adjust the lens center, calibrate the lens, and perform
re-marriage.

Baudrate
To select the transmission speed (bps) for your projector (SYSTEM) and a PC when they are
connected by a commercially available RS-232C straight cable. Select one from 4800, 9600,
19200 and 38400. Select the transfer speed corresponding to the speed of the connected
devices.

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Date/Time
Use this to set the date and time on the projector.
The internal clock in the projector operates on coordinated universal time (UTC). You can set
the internal projector time to the time in your region by setting the time difference between the
standard time in your region and UTC.

UTC Time Displays the universal coordinated time.

Projector Time Displays the date and time of the projector main unit.
Adj. Adjusts the projector time in units of one hour.
▲: Adds one hour.
▼: Subtracts one hour.
“PC Local” button Sets the projector time to the time on the PC.
“Apply” button Updates it in the changed Date/Time.

Language (DCC)
Select a language that is displayed on the menu. The menu language of this software(DCC) is
switched (Only the English language is supported as the menu language of the projector main
unit).

English Displays in English.

中文 Displays in Chinese (simplified characters).
“OK” button Changes the language selected as the language to display in the DCC
menus.
“Cancel” button Abandons the settings and returns to the previous screen.

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Passcode
Use this to change the pass code of the Installation mode or the Advanced User mode.
- Enter new passcode: Input new pass code.
- Enter new passcode to confirm: Input new pass code to confirm.

Enter new passcode Input new pass code.

Enter new passcode to Input new pass code to confirm.
confirm
“Apply” button The new passcode is activated.
“Cancel” button Abandons the settings and returns to the previous screen.

Lens Center
Press the “Execute” button to move the lens shift position to the center. The center position may
slightly shift depending upon mounting conditions of the lens.

Lens Calibrate
Calibrate Zoom and the Focus lens (support by the NC2000/1200 Series only).
Execute this function whenever replacing the lens.

Enigma Re-Marriage
This menu can only be used when the projector is turned on.
If the marriage has been cleared, it can be reconfigured by performing re-marriage.
Press the “Re-Marriage” button to display the login window. Enter your ID and password to
reconfigure the marriage. Please ask the service personnel for the ID and password.

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3-9-3. SETUP Screen (Color Setting)

This screen can only be configured when the projector is turned on.
Press the “Color Setting” button on the SETUP screen to display the SETUP screen (Color
Setting). This screen is used to adjust the colors. For details of the settings, see "2-2. Adjusting
Colors" (See page. 16).

MCGD Setup Used for the MCGD settings.

“Create” button Start creating the MCGD data. Upon input completion, press the
[Save] button to save the settings.
“Select” button Used to call an existing MCGD file. (See page XX)
TCGD Setup Set a target color (TCGD). In Pospro mode, the TCGD Setup screen is
displayed. On the TCGD Setup screen, more detail target color
(TCGD) setup is enabled.
“Native” button Used for the Native color.
“Select” button Used to call an existing TCGD file. (See page XX)

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3-9-4. SETUP Screen (MMS Setting)

Press the “MMS Setting” button on the SETUP screen to display the SETUP screen (MMS
Setting).

MMS Select Select the “Built-in” when you use an optional multimedia switcher
(MMS).
“Not Use” button Not to use MMS.
“Built-in” button To use the incorporated MMS (optional).

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3-9-5. SETUP Screen (Option Slot)

Press the “Option Slot” button on the SETUP screen to display SETUP screen (Option Slot).
This screen configures the devices installed in slot A and slot B.

Option Status Configures the devices mounted in slot A and slot B.

Slot B Selects the devices mounted in slot B.
Slot A Selects the devices mounted in slot A.
“Apply” button Applies the settings that have been selected.
“Reset Slot B” button Resets slot B in an emergency. You should not normally use this.
This cannot be used when the projector main unit is in the standby
state.
“Reset Slot A” button Resets slot A in an emergency. You should not normally use this.
This cannot be used when the projector main unit is in the standby
state.
“Reset Slot ICP” button Resets the ICP board in an emergency. You should not normally
use this.
This cannot be used when the projector main unit is in the standby
state.

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3-10. LAN Screen

This menu is only available in the Installation or Service mode.

Display and setting are available even when the projector is in the standby status.
Press the “LAN” on the menu bar to display the LAN Screen.
The "LAN" screen consists of three windows below.

- IP Address : Used when making LAN settings of SYSTEM. (See next page)
- Mail : Used to set up mail function.
- SNMP : Used to set up SNMP.

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3-10-1. LAN Screen (IP Address)

Press the “IP Address” button on the LAN screen to display the LAN (IP address) screen.
This screen is used to configure the IP address of the projector main unit.

Automatic/Manual Select Automatic if IP address is automatically assigned by a DHCP server through

the network connected to your projector. If not, select Manual. In this case, you
must make entries in the IP Address and Subnet Mask fields.
Automatic --- IP address, subnet mask and gateway are automatically assigned by a
DHCP server.
Manual --- IP address, subnet mask, etc. are assigned by the network
administrator. Entries are required.
System IP Address Set/display the IP address of the projector main unit.
Subnet Mask Set/display the subnet mask number.
System Name To display/set the identification name of the system board on the network
Gateway Set/display the default gateway of the network connected to the Projector.
DNS Configuration Type in the IP address of DNS server on the network connected to the Projector.
Host Name To display/set the identification name of the projector main unit on the network
Domain Name Type in domain name of the network connected to the Projector.
“Apply” button Used to apply the entered settings.

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3-10-2. LAN Screen (Mail)

Press the “Mail” button on the LAN screen to display the LAN (Mail) screen.
This screen is used to configure the settings for sending projector status notifications by email.

Alert Mail This option notifies your computer of an error message via email when using
wireless or wired LAN.
- Check On: To enable the mail notification function
- Check off: To disable the mail notification function
Sender’s Address Enter the sender's address for the email from your projector. This address is for
“From:” of the email.
SMTP Server Name Set the SMTP server of the network to which the projector is connected.
Recipient’s Address 1 Enter the recipient's address for the email from your projector. You can set up to
Recipient’s Address 2 3 recipient’s addresses. This address is for “To:” of the email.
Recipient’s Address 3
“Test Mail” button Click on this button to check the email data you have entered above.
“Apply” button Change contents are updated.

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3-10-3. LAN Screen (SNMP)

Press the “SNMP” button on the LAN screen to display the LAN (SNMP) screen.
This screen is used to configure Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) settings.

Read Sets the IP address and the community name used for reading from the SNMP
manager.
Write Sets the IP address and the community name used for writing from the SNMP
manager.
Trap Sets the IP address and the community name of the Trap destination. You can
specify 3 Trap destinations at most.
- With check mark : To send Trap to the destination specified in the right
space
- Without check mark : Not to send Trap to the destination specified in the right
space
Set Critical Error List Sets the details of errors that send a trap. (See page XX)
“Apply” button Change contents are updated.

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Critical Error List Screen

Press the “Set Critical Error List” button on the LAN screen (SNMP) to display the Critical Error
List screen. You can configure the error details that send an SNMP trap by using this screen.
If an error that has the check box is selected occurs, an SNMP trap (trap number 2) is sent. The
default setting is for all of the check boxes to be cleared.

“Check All On” button Selects all of the items.

“Check All Off” button Clears all of the items.
“OK” button Confirms the settings.
“Cancel” button Cancels the settings and returns to the previous screen.

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3-11. UPDATE Screen

This menu can be used in Service mode only. This menu can be displayed/set even if the
projector main unit is in standby state.
When the “UPDATE” button in the menu bar is pressed, the UPDATE screen is displayed.

Backup to PC Saves the Cinema file that is registered in this device in the PC.
skip PNG Files Check on this option when omitting backup of the PNG file.
“Titles” button Backs up the information for the 100 titles registered in the projector main unit
and the files saved on the ICP board to a pre-specified folder.
The index file that can be used by Restore is generated.
Information on the lens memory and lamp memory is not saved.
“All Cinema Files” button Backs up all the files of the ICP board. At the same time, an Index file such as a
batch file is generated. The index file that can be used by Restore is generated.
“Set Settings” button Backs up user setting information to a pre-specified folder. The index file that can
be used by Restore is generated.
Compare Compares the cinema files on the ICP board registered in the projector with the
cinema files backed up in the specified folder. (See page 109)
“Compare Cinema File” The cinema files on the ICP board are compared to the cinema files backed up in
button the specified folder using the file names and timestamps of the files, and the
result is displayed in the Compare screen.
Restore from PC Restores the title information registered in the projector main unit, the cinema
files in the ICP board, and the user settings information that was saved using
Backup to PC.
skip MCGD Files Check on this option when omitting restoration of the MCGD file. Since some
MCGD files are large, restoration requires a long time.
“Restore” button Reads the selected Index file and executes a restore.
Update Writes the firmware and data of the NC projector in this device. (See page 115)
“System Firmware” button Executes updating of the firmware of the CPU board.
“System Data” button Executes updating of the system data of the CPU board.
ICP Update Writes the firmware of the ICP board. (See page XX)
“ICP firmware” button Executes updating of the IPC board.
Setup Date Configures the date when the projector was set up (starting date of the warranty
period).
“Setting” button Configures the date when the projector was set up. This is used to copy from the
backup information when new settings are created or boards are replaced.
Factory Test Executes the inspection function that is used at the factory. You cannot normally
use this.
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Information Viewer Checks the log file that was saved using “Save Information”. (See page 111)
“Information Viewer” Starts the Information Viewer.
button
Check Version Checks whether or not the versions of the CPU board, ICP board, signal input
board, and Enigma on the projector main unit match the specified versions. (See
page 113)
“Check” button Executes a check of the version information.
SIB Update Writes the firmware and FPGA of the signal input board. (See page 115)
“Firm & FPGA Update” Executes updating of the signal input board.
button
Enigma Update Writes the firmware of the Enigma. (See page 115)
“Enigma firmware” button Executes updating of the Enigma.
ICP/Enigma Update Updates the Secure Data in the ICP board and Enigma. (See page 115)
“Secure Data” button Executes updating of the secure data of the ICP board and the Enigma.
Enigma RTC This can only be used when the projector is turned on. Sets the internal clock of
Enigma.
“Enigma RTC” button The internal clock of Enigma is set to the date and time of the PC.
Enigma Input This can only be used when the projector is turned on.
Temporarily disables the security circuit of the SDI input port of the signal input
board (for debugging).
This is cleared if any of the following conditions are met.
- A title is selected
- The projector is turned off
- SIB Reset is performed
“Bypass” button Disables the security circuit of the SDI input port of the signal input board.
“Macro File Tools” button Starts the Macro File Tool. The Macro File Tool is used to confirm that the cinema
files used by the titles registered in the projector main unit exist. Refer to the
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3-11-1. Backing Up and Restoring Setting Information

You can backup the cinema file, title information, and projector setting information to a PC by
using Backup to PC on the UPDATE screen. Setting information that has been backed up can be
restored by using Restore from PC on the UPDATE screen.

Format of Index file names

The format of the Index file names that are automatically generated during a backup is as
follows.

<Projector model name> + <Main unit firmware version> + <Backup type>.txt

Example: If the title information is backed up on an NC2000 series with firmware version
012345, an Index file named “[Link]” is created.

Projector model names NC1200 Series : nc12bk

NC2000 Series : nc20bk
NC3200 Series : nc32bk
Backup types Titles : idxT
All Cinema Files : idxC
Set Settings : idxS

Files and Setting Information that is Backed Up

Title information (Titles) Backs up the title information that is registered in the projector
and the Cinema files that are needed in order to display the titles.
Cinema file (All Cinema Files) Files with the following file extensions that are saved on the ICP
board are backed up (You can select whether or not to include
PNG files in the backup).
.MACRO/.PCF/.MCGD/.SCREEN/.SOURCE/.3D/.PNG
Setting information (Set Settings) Backs up the user setting information ([Link]).

States Where Backup and Restore can be Performed

The projector states where backup and restore can be performed are shown in the following
table.

Backup Restore
Title information (Title: idxT) Turned on state
Cinema file (All Cinema Files: idxC) Turned on state
Setting information (Set Settings: idxS) Standby state and Standby state
power-on state

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3-11-2. Comparing Cinema Files

Press the “Compare Cinema Files” button on the UPDATE screen to display the file selection
screen. When you select the Index file created when the cinema files being compared were
backed up, the Compare screen is displayed.
The cinema files on the ICP board registered in the projector are compared with the cinema files
backed up in the specified folder by using this screen. Timestamps are used to compare the
files.
Cinema file comparisons can only by used when the projector is turned on.

List Filter Displays only files with the selected file extension.
Select List Configures how files are selected on the PC.
“New File” button Executes a cinema file comparison and selects all of the
files where the timestamp is different.
“All” button Selects all of the files on the PC.
“Manual” button Allows you to select the files on the PC manually.
Loosely compare(for FAT32) When this checkbox is selected, differences in the seconds
part of the timestamps are ignored.
“Delete” button Deletes the selected files from the projector.
“Restore” button Transfers the files selected on the PC to the projector.
“Exit” button Closes the Compare windows.

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3-11-3. Setting the Setup Date of the Projector

Press the “Setting” button in the Setup Date field of the UPDATE screen to display the Setup
Date window.
This screen is used to set the setup date (warrantee start date) of the projector. The projector
setup date data is saved in three locations (CPU board, Key board, DIV board). If any of this
data is lost, the record of the setup date can be restored from the remaining data. Always set
the setup date to the same date.

“Setup Date of System update to the Restores the setup date on the CPU board.
other boards” button This is used when the CPU board is repaired or replaced.
“Setup Date of Key update to the Restores the setup date on the Key board.
other boards” button This is used when the Key board is repaired or replaced.
“Setup Date of DIV update to the Restores the setup date on the DIV board.
other boards” button This is used when the DIV board is repaired or replaced.
“New Setup” button This is used to newly set the setup date. This sets the setup date on
the CPU board, Key board, and DIV board to the current date. Do
not use this except when installing the projector.
“Exit” button Closes the Setup Date window.

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3-11-4. Checking Log Files Using the Information Viewer

Press the “Information Viewer” button in the UPDATE screen to display the file selection screen.
When you select a log file, the log is displayed in the Information Viewer. In the Information
Viewer, you can use the following functions to easily check the log files.

- Sort and display logs in time order

- Switch the time in the logs between UTC and projector main unit time
- Highlight rows that contain specified keywords
- Check that log files have not been forged

State immediately after starting Information Viewer State with log sorting and highlighted display active

“Sort” button Press this button to sort the logs in time order. Press the button again to return to
the original display.
“PJ Local” button When this button is pressed, the dates and times in the logs are displayed using the
date and time of the projector.
When the button is not pressed, the dates and times in the log are displayed in
UTC.
“Setting” button Displays the Display Pattern Setting screen. (See page 112)
This is used to set the keywords for displaying rows highlighted.
“Check ID” button Allows you to check that the log files have not been forged.
If the logs have not been forged: “This file is trusted.”
If it is possible that the logs have been forged: “There is a possibility that this file
is falsified.”
“Exit” button Exits the Information Viewer.

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Display Pattern Setting Screen

This screen is used to select the keywords and display pattern for displaying highlights in the logs.

String 1 to String 5 When the checkbox is selected, you can set the keyword and highlight
display pattern.
Keywords are case sensitive.
Display Pattern Selects the pattern for displaying rows highlighted.
“OK” button Displays the logs highlighted according to the configured settings.
“Cancel” button Abandons the settings and returns to the Information Viewer.

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3-11-5. Checking the Version Information

Press the “Check” button in the Check Version field of the UPDATE screen to display the Check
Version window.
You can check whether the version information of the CPU board, ICP board, signal input board,
and Enigma of the projector main unit matches the version information defined in a Version File.

System Version Displays the result of comparing the projector main unit
ICP Version version information with the DCC definition file.
Enigma Version OK: The versions match.
SIB Version Different: There are differences.
If the result is Different, it is possible that the Version File is not
up to date. Use the most recent Version File to perform the
check again.
Current Version Information Displays the current version information of the CPU board, ICP
board, signal input board, and Enigma.
“Display Version” button Displays the Display Version screen. Allows you to check the
current version information of the CPU board, ICP board, signal
input board, and Enigma.
Version File Maintenance Displays the definition file (*.ncversion) that is read by DCC.
“Open” button Temporarily uses the selected definition file as the DCC
definition file.
“Replace” button Replaces the DCC definition file with the selected file.
“Exit” button Closes the Check Version window.

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Changing the Version File

If “Different” is displayed as the result of the check, it is possible that the Version File that is
referenced by DCC is not up to date. If this happens, use the most recent Version File to perform
the check again. There are two different methods for changing the Version File as described
below.

Using a Version File Temporarily

You can perform a check using a designated Version File by pressing the “Open” button in
Version File Maintenance and specifying a Version File. If you do this, the specified Version File
is only used for performing the check again and the Version File used by DCC to check the
version information is not changed.

Changing the Version File

Press the “Replace” button in Version File Maintenance and specify the Version File to replace
the Version File used to check the version information of the DCC with the specified file. When
the Check Version screen is next displayed, the DCC reads the updated Version File and
executes a check.

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3-11-6. Updating the Firmware

Preparation:
- Obtain the latest firmware and store it in the local drive of the personal computer.
- Turn off the power of the projector and set the device to a standby state.
- Display the UPDATE screen.

[1] Click the button of update to use in the UPDATE screen.

The buttons of the updates that are used are shown in the following table.

CPU board System Firmware Update “System firmware” button

System Data Update “System Data” button
ICP board Firmware ICP Update “ICP firmware” button
Signal input board Firmware & FPGA SIB Update “Firm & FPGA Update” button
Enigma Firmware Enigma Update “Enigma firmware” button
ICP board/Enigma Secure Data ICP/Enigma Update “Secure Data” button

[2] Select the appropriate file from the folder where files that are used for
updates are saved.
A progress bar is displayed and firmware updating starts. The following message is displayed on
the screen when the update is complete.

CPU board System Firmware “System firmware update complete.”

System Data
ICP board Firmware “Update Release <version no.> was successful.”
Signal input board Firmware & FPGA “Update Result: Success”
Enigma Firmware “Update Result: Success”
ICP board/Enigma Secure Data

[3] Click the “Exit” button.

[4] Turn on the power of the projector.

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3-11-7. Macro File Tools

Starts the Macro File Tool. The Macro File Tool is used to confirm that the cinema files used by
the titles registered in the projector main unit exist. Refer to the Service Manual for details.

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Menu Functions
[For MMS Operation]
This chapter describes the menu functions of multimedia switcher (MMS) operation.
See “3. Menu functions [For Projector Operation]” (Page 46) for the projector operation menus.

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4-1-1. Menu Bar Explanation

File menu
- Exit : To exit this program.

Setup menu
- Communication Settings :To execute settings for communications.

Option menu
- Always on Top :Displays the menu screen in front of other windows.

4-1-2. Status Bar Explanation

Input signal terminal that Signal name that is being projected

is being selected Signal number that is being projected
Power icon Signal type icon

Icon Explanation

● Power icon ● Signal type icon

Indicates that the power of the switcher is Indicates that the image is projected
ON. using the signal adjustment values of
the default signal list.

Indicates that the power of the switcher is Indicates that the image is projected
OFF. using the signal list that has been set
and registered by the user.

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4-2. Table of adjustment menus

Menus in parentheses are those for our service personnel.

Menus with (*) are those planned to be supported in future. We are planning to support them
one by one with software upgrading.

Menu Submenu Description Ref.

page
START Power On/Off [Available on MM2000 only] Use this to turn 113
On/Off (standby status) the switcher.
MODE To change the menu mode.
SOURCE Input Terminal To select the input terminal. 114
Test Pattern (*) This is a function for the output inspection.
Entry List Use this function to display and edit the list of
the signals registered to the switcher.
Default List (*) Use this to display the list of signals
registered to the switcher in default setting.
ADJUST Picture Brightness Adjusts the brightness level or the back raster 126
intensity.
Contrast Adjusts the intensity of the image according to
the incoming signal.
Color Increases or decreases the color saturation
level.
Hue Varies the color level from +/- green to
+/-blue. The red level is used as reference.
Sharpness Controls the detail of the image.
Input Page 1 of 5 Input Position To adjust the taking start position for the input
Settings video images.
Input Resolution To adjust the input signal resolution.
Page 2 of 5 Setup Level "7.5 IRE" must be chosen to project
products manufactured in USA.
Page 3 of 5 Pixel Adjust To adjust the phase shift of RGB signal pixels .
Clamp Timing To adjust the fixing position of the black level
for RGB signal.
Signal Type To switch between signal formats (RGB and
component).
Page 4 of 5 Sync Protection To adjust the inclination of copy-guard video
image.
VD Delay To adjust the screen disturbance.
Input Page 5 of 5 Y/C Delay Adjusts Y/C delay level.
Settings 3D Y/C Separation To set the 3 dimension separation feature.
Video Filter To reduce graininess and jitter.
Resize Page 1 of 2 Resolution To set enlarging or reduction for the output
resolution.
Aspect Ratio To select the aspect ratio of the input signal.
Overscan To set the overscan ratio.
Page 2 of 2 (Zoom) To adjust the vertical and horizontal enlarge
ratios.
Anamorphic To adjust the horizontal reduction
Factor magnification of the input video image.
ADJUST Options Page 1 of 3 Noise Reduction To reduce noise.
Select Color To select the color matrix.
Matrix
Contrast For a function to improve the contrast.
Enhancement
Page 2 of 3 Blanking To adjust the display range at the top, bottom,
left and right ends.
Page 3 of 3 Signal Level To adjust the input level of each signal.
(Synchronize) To select the form of the output signal.

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Menu Submenu Description Ref.

page
(De-Interlacing) To set the de-interlacing mode for input of the
interlace signal.
SETUP Page 1 of 3 Background To display a black screen or logo when no 149
signal is available.
Factory Default To reset the adjusted values to those at the
shipment from the factory.
Sync Termination(RGB) To select the impedance of RGB input terminal.
Page 2 of 3 Auto Adjust To set whether the display position and pixel
shift are automatically adjusted.
Communication Speed To set the serial communications of the
switcher. Do not use this function usually.
Output Timing To select the form of the output signal.
(Output Resolution) To select the display resolution.
Page 3 of 3 Keystone (*) To adjust the keystone correction.
Auto White To automatically adjust the input level of the
RGB input signal.
LAN IP Address To set the IP address of the switcher. 153
[Available on MM2000 only]
Network Type To set the communication mode for use of
wireless LAN. [Available on MM2000 only]
WEP To set the WEP (encryption) for use of wireless
LAN. [Available on MM2000 only]
Mail To set the mail notification function. [Available
on MM2000 only]
DHCP To set the DHCP server. [Available on MM2000
only]
Status To display the network status of the switcher.
[Available on MM2000 only]
Info. Source Info. To display the information of the input signal. 160
MMS Info. To check the version information of firmware
or the like.

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4-2-1. Using the Service Personnel Menu (Mode switching)

In order to use the menus for service personnel, it is necessary to switch the control mode to
[Service]. The procedure to switch the control mode to [Service] is explained below.

[1] Press the “MODE” button from

the “START” menu screen.
When the START screen is not displayed,
display the START screen by pressing the
“START” button on the menu bar.

[2] Press the “MODE” button.

The "Control Mode" screen appears.

[3] Select [Service] and input the

passcode and press [OK].
When the device is set to a Service mode,
[MODE(S)] is displayed by the “MODE”
button on the START screen and
[Shield(S)] is displayed by the “Shield”
button on the menu bar.

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4-3. START Screen

When software is activated and the “START” button on the menu bar is pressed, the START
screen is displayed.
On the START screen, you can turn On/Off (standby state) the power of the MM2000 and
change the user mode.

● Power
To turn On/Off (standby status) the switcher .

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4-4. SOURCE Screen

When the “SOURCE” button on the menu bar is pressed, the SOURCE screen is displayed.
On the SOURCE screen, you can select an input terminal.
The SOURCE screen comprises the following four screens.

- Input Terminal : Selects an input terminal used for projection.

- Test Pattern : Outputs test pattern.
- Entry List : This screen registers in the switcher memory the adjustment values of the
signals that are being projected as the signal list. The signal list that has
been registered in the switcher is displayed/set.
- Default List : Displays a list at switcher shipment.

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4-4-1. Input Terminal

Use this menu to select the input terminal for projection. The currently selected input
terminal has the button name displayed in red.
S1 to S4 are for Slot 1 to Slot 4 in the back view below.
Slot 1 Slot 3
Slot 2 Slot 4
If any signal is not input, nothing is displayed in the screen (Black when shipped from the
factory). The signal input information can be displayed by "Source Information"

4-4-2. Test Pattern

Use this to output the test pattern. While the test pattern is displayed, adjustments are not
available.

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4-4-3. Entry List

If the adjustment values of the signals that are being projected are changed, the values are
registered in the Entry List as the signal list automatically.

- Switching of the input terminal

- Change of the signal input to the switcher

You can call the registered signal (its adjusted value) from the Entry List when required.

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Icon Explanation
Indicates the input terminals and the signal types.

RGB input terminal of MM-RGB Component input terminal of

interface board MM-RGB interface board

SDI 1 input terminal of MM-SDI CVBS input terminal of MM-VIDEO

interface board interface board

SDI 2 input terminal of MM-SDI S-VIDEO input terminal of

interface board MM-VIDEO interface board

DVI input terminal of MM-DVI interface Component input terminal of

board MM-VIDEO interface board

Blank

(Lock on)
Indicates the signal of slot 1. Indicates that the signal is locked.
Signals cannot be edited/deleted.
(Lock off)
Indicates the signal of slot 2. Indicates that the signal is not
locked.
Signals can be edited/deleted.
(Skip off)
Indicates the signal of slot 3. When a signal is detected, it is not
skipped.
(Skip on)
Indicates the signal of slot 4. When a signal is detected, it is
skipped.

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Storing the projected signal (Store)

[1] Press the “Edit Entry List”

button.

[2] Press the number to be

registered in Edit Entry List.

[3] Press the “Store” button.

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Selecting signal from Entry List (Load)

[1] Press the “Edit Entry List”

button.

[1] Select a signal from the list.

[2] Press the “Load” button.

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Editing signal of Entry List (Edit)

[1] Press the “Edit Entry List”

button.

[2] Press the number to be

registered by the Edit Entry
List.

[3] Press the “Edit” button.

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Entry No. To display the registration No.

(Read only)
Source Name Up to 18 alphanumeric characters
can be used.
Signal Type To display the signal format. (Read
only)
Input Video and S-video signals can be
Terminal switched between video and
S-video.
When editing the signal currently
projected, you cannot change the
input terminal.
Lock Set so that the selected signal
cannot be deleted when "All Delete"
is executed. The changes cannot be
saved.
Skip Set so that the selected signal will
be skipped during auto search.

[1] Click on the “OK” button.

Cutting signal from Entry List (Cut)

[1] Press the “Edit Entry List”

button.

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[1] Press the signal to be deleted

by the Entry List.

[2] Press the “Cut” button.

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Copying signal of Entry List (Copy/Paste)

[1] Press the “Edit Entry List”

button.

[2] Press the signal to be copied in

the Entry List.

[3] Press the number of the

pasting destination in the
Entry List.

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[4] Press the “Paste” button.

Deleting all items in Entry List (All Delete)

[1] Press the “Edit Entry List”

button.

[2] Press any signal in the Entry

List.

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[3] Click on the “All Delete”

button.
When a confirmation dialog is displayed,
press the “Yes” button.

4-4-4. Default List

A signal list at factory shipment is displayed.

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4-5. ADJUST Screen

When the “ADJUST” button on the menu bar is pressed, the ADJUST screen is displayed.
On the ADJUST screen, adjust the image that is projected on the screen.
The ADJUST screen comprises the following four screens.

- Picture :Adjust the brightness, contrast, color, phase, and sharpness. (See next
page)
- Input Settings :Adjust input signals. (page 137)
- Resize :Adjust the image size.(page 142)
- Options :Adjust various attributes such as noise reduction. (page 146)

Save the adjusted values.

On the ADJUST screen, the adjusted values can be saved in the switcher memory. To save the
adjusted values, press the “Save” button on the ADJUST screen. The contents that are saved
are the adjustment value of all the sub-screens (Picture, Input Settings, Resize, and Options) of
the ADJUST screen.

Return the adjustment values to the original value.

To reset the adjusted values to the state where they were saved, press the “Undo” button on
the ADJUST screen.

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4-5-1. Picture

On this screen, you can adjust the brightness, contrast, color, phase, and sharpness of the
image.

Brightness Adjusts the brightness level or the back raster intensity.

Contrast Adjusts the intensity of the image according to the incoming signal.
Color Increases or decreases the color saturation level.
Hue Varies the color level from +/- green to +/-blue. The red level is used as
reference.
Sharpness Controls the detail of the image.

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4-5-2. Input Settings

On this screen, you can adjust input signals.

The ADJUST screen (Input Settings) comprises five pages. To switch pages, press the button at
the right-bottom of the screen.

● Input Position
Adjust the taking start position for the input video images.
Horizontal To adjust the taking start position (horizontal).
Vertical To adjust the taking start position (vertical) .

● Input Resolution
Adjust the taking width for the input video images (vertical/horizontal).
When the resolution of the input signal cannot be detected properly with Auto Adjust, this
function can be used to manually set the correct resolution.

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● Setup Level
"7.5 IRE" must be chosen to project products manufactured in USA. Through, B-Expand, and
B/W-Expand are enabled only when the input signal is SDI.

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Page 3 of 5

● Pixel Adjust
Displays the Clock and Phase adjustments.
Clock Use this item to fine tune the computer image or to remove any vertical banding
that might appear.
Phase Use this item to adjust the clock phase or to reduce video noise,
dot interference or cross talk.

● Clamp Timing
Use this to adjust the black level clamp for RGB/YCbCr signal input. Execute this adjustment
mainly when non-standard signal is input.
Select one from Mode 0 to Mode 4 to obtain the optimum image quality. If the image quality
is not improved, select “Adjust” and make adjustments using the slide bar.

● Signal Type
If the image color is unnatural when RGB or component signal is projected, switch the
setting.
This function is available only when any terminal of the MM-RGB board is selected.
RGB To switch to RGB input.
Component To switch to component signal input.

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● Sync Protection
When a VCR, DVD, or some other equipment that supports Copy-guard (a copy prevention
system) is played back, the screen may be displayed in a curved manner. Adjustments are
made in such circumstances.

Upper To adjust the winding of image at the screen top (copy guard signal, mask start
position)
Lower To adjust the winding of image at the screen bottom (copy guard signal, mask
end position)

● VD Delay
Adjust: This feature is used to correct vertical jitter of a signal.
When connecting with a scan converter: If an image from the scan converter is
not correctly displayed, adjust to select the best level point so that the image
is displayed correctly.
Field Invert: This feature is used to correct diagonal lines of a non-standard interlaced signal
when they appear jaggy.
Invert the odd or even field of a video signal.

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● Y/C Delay
Use this to adjust the phases of brightness (Y) signal and color (C) signal. Execute
adjustment when the color at the video image contour is not appropriate.
You cannot select this for RGB signal.

● 3D Y/C Separation
This option turns on or off the 3 dimension separation feature.
This can be selected only for the NTSC 3.58 composite video signal.

● Video Filter
Grainy image or jitter (slight shaking of characters) by the RGB signal and the component
signal are reduced.
When the switcher is shipped from the plant, it is set to the status suitable to each signal in
advance. Set this when grainy images or jitter are noticeable depending on the signal.
Off Video Filter is not used.
Less Video Filter is used a little bit.
More Video Filter is used a lot.

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4-5-3. Resize

On this screen, you can adjust an image size.

The ADJUST screen (Resize) comprises two pages. To switch pages, press the button at the
right-bottom of the screen.

● Resolution
When projecting input signals, you can enlarge/reduce the image by maintaining the aspect
ratio that is set in “Aspect Ratio”.

Auto This function enlarges or reduces the image with the signal resolution (VGA, SVGA,
XGA, SXGA, U-XGA and so on) according to the display size set by “Output
Resolution” with keeping the aspect ratio set by [Aspect Ratio].
Example: When the input signal is “SXGA (1280 * 1024)”, the “Output Resolution”
setting is “2K * 1K (2048 * 1080)” and the “Aspect Ratio” setting is “1.25:1 (5:4)”

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Native Projects at the native resolution.

Example: When the input signal is “SXGA (1280 * 1024)”, the “Output Resolution”
setting is “2K * 1K (2048 * 1080)”
2048

1080 1280
1024

● Aspect Ratio
You can select the aspect ratio for input signal.
1.25：1 (5：4) Select this for input of 5:4 SXGA signal
1.33：1 (4：3) Select this for input of 4:3 signal
1.78：1 (16：9) Select this for input of 16:9 squeeze signal
1.85：1 Select this for input of 1.85:1 Vista size signal.
2.35：1 Select this for input of 2.35:1 Cinemascope signal.
Full Select this to have the ratio corresponding to the output resolution of the switcher.
Adjust Select this to set the aspect ratio freely.

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● Overscan
Set the ratio of overscan (processing to cut the frame area around the screen).
You can select a percentage from 0%, 5%, 8%, and 10%.

Projected image

Example of actual image with 10% overscan.

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● Zoom
This menu is enabled in service mode.
Vertical and horizontal enlarge ratios are individually adjusted.

● Anamorphic Factor
Adjust the horizontal reduction magnification (anamorphic factor) of the input video image.
With the anamorphic lens or the like mounted to the projector, you can reduce the video
image that is projected with horizontal enlargement and resize it. Use this to project
ordinary contents without removing the anamorphic lens.

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4-5-4. Options

On this screen, you can make various adjustments such as noise reduction.
The ADJUST screen (Options) comprises three pages. To switch pages, press the button at the
right-bottom of the screen.

Page 1 of 3

● Noise Reduction
Select one of the three levels for reducing video noise: Low, Medium or High.
This can be used with SDTV signal. This feature is not available for RGB signal.

● Select Color Matrix

Selects the signal type.
HDTV Color matrix according to high definition TV specifications
SDTV Color matrix according to standard TV specifications

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● Contrast Enhancement
This function improves the video contrast taking advantage of human view characteristics.
This is enabled for the signal input to MM-VIDEO and for the SD-SDI signal input to MM-SDI
(optional).
This cannot be used with 1080 HDTV signals (MM-RGB, MM-SDI).

● Blanking
The display range (Blanking) is adjusted at the top end, bottom end, left end and right end
of the video signal.

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● Signal Level
Adjust the input level of each signal. The adjustment items depend on the input signal.
This function is available only when any terminal of the MM-RGB board or MM-VIDEO board
is selected.
When RGB signal is input Red/Green/Blue
When video/S-video/component signal is input Y/Cb/Cr
When HDTV signal is input Y/Pb/Pr

● Synchronize
This function is enabled when "Output Timing” (see Page 151) on Page 2 of Setup Menu is set
for synchronization. Use this to change the synchronization mode of the projected signal.
When the vertical frequency of the input signal exceeds 60Hz, this function cannot be used.
In this case, the setting is “Off”.

● De-Interlacing
When the interlace signal is input, select the de-interlace processing mode of the switcher.
Usually, select “Advanced (Default)”.
If you select Basic, the video delay caused in the switcher becomes smaller(*), but the image
quality is deteriorated.

(*) The difference of the video delay caused in this unit is as follows:
(Delay for “Advanced”) – (Delay for “Basic”) = Delay for 4 vertical synchronizations

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4-6. SETUP Screen

When the “SETUP” button on the menu bar is pressed, the SETUP screen is displayed.
On the SETUP screen, you can set various attributes of the switcher.
The SETUP screen comprises three pages. To switch pages, press the button at the
right-bottom of the screen.

● Background
Select the background color when any signal is not input.
Black For black background color.
Logo For display of image at background.

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● Factory Default
Reset various settings and the signals registered to the “Entry List” to the status when
shipped from the plant.
All Data Use this to return all settings in the Setup menu to the status when shipped from
the plant. After initialization, the selected input terminal is switched to Slot-1.
When [Including Entry List] is checked, the signals already registered to the
switcher are deleted in addition to those deleted by [All Data]. Note that,
however, the locked signals are not deleted.
To execute reset, press the “Execute” button
Current Signal Use this to return the video adjustment of the currently displayed signal to the
status when shipped from the plant and to display the image again.

● Sync Termination (RGB)

Select the impedance of RGB input terminal (RGB).
Hi-Z When the impedance of the output terminal on the connected device does not
support 75 ohm.
75 [ohm] When the impedance of the output terminal on the connected device supports 75
ohm.

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● Auto Adjust
Enabling Auto Adjust. When "Auto Adjust" is set to "Enable", the Switcher automatically
determines the best resolution for the current RGB input signal to project an image.
The image can be automatically adjusted for position and stability;
"Horizontal Position", "Vertical Position", "Clock", "Phase" and "Resolution".

Disable User can adjust the image display functions ("Horizontal Position", "Vertical
Position", "Clock", "Phase" and "Resolution") manually.
Enable Automatically adjusts image "Horizontal Position", "Vertical Position", "Clock",
"Phase" and "Resolution".

● Communication Speed
To set the serial communication speed of the switcher.

● Output Timing
This selects the format of the DVI output signal.
Output Timing Setting Refresh rate
SXGA Monitor Asynchronous 60 Hz fixed, Asynchronous output
Synchronous(up to 60 Hz) Synchronized with input. Fixed output at 60 Hz for input
over 60 Hz.
2K x 1K Monitor Asynchronous 60 Hz fixed, Asynchronous output
(2048 x Synchronous(up to 60 Hz) Synchronized with input. Fixed output at 60 Hz for input
1080) over 60 Hz.

● Output Resolution
This menu is enabled in the service personnel mode.
This selects the display resolution of the DLP cinema projector that is connected to the DVI
output connector. SXGA (1280*1024) is for inspection. Use 2K*1k (2048*1080).

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● Keystone
This is for correction of the keystone distortion. To return to the status without correction,
press “Clear” button.

● Auto White
The colors R, G and B are automatically adjusted to the optimum input levels when the RGB
type signal is input.
For automatic adjustment, check [Auto White Data] and press “Execute” button with a
window video data having a white area representing at least 50% vertically and horizontally
displayed at the center.
This function is available only when a terminal of the MM-RGB board is selected.

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4-7. LAN Screen

This menu is available for the MM2000 only. The menu can be used in Installation mode or
Service mode only. When the “LAN” button on the menu bar is pressed, the LAN screen is
displayed.
On the LAN screen, set LAN of the switcher.
The LAN screen comprises the following six screens.

・IP Address : Set an IP address of the switcher.

・Network Type : Set a communication mode when using wireless LAN.
・WEP : Set WEP (encryption) when using wireless LAN.
・Mail : Set a mail notification function.
・DHCP : Set a DHCP server.
・Status : Displays a network setting status of theswitcher.

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4-7-1. IP Address

“Automatic” button An IP address can be automatically assigned to this Switcher by your DHCP
“Manual” button server. If your network does not automatically assign IP address, ask your
network administrator for an address, and then register it manually.
- Automatic: Automatically assigns an IP address to the Switcher from a DHCP
server.
- Manual: Provides a space for you to register the IP address or subnet mask
number obtained from your network administrator.
IP Address Set/display your IP address.
Subnet Mask Set/display your subnet mask number.
Gateway Set/display the default gateway of the network connected to the Switcher.
- With a check mark: The address set as the default gateway below is enabled.
- Without a check mark: Default gateway is not set.
DNS Configuration Type in the IP address of DNS server on the network connected to the Switcher.
Domain Name Type in domain name of the network connected to the Switcher.
Apply Change contents are updated.

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4-7-2. Network Type

Mode Select communication method when using wireless LAN.

- Infrastructure: Select this option when communicating with one or more
equipment connected to the wireless or wired LAN network via an access
point.
- 802.11Adhoc: Select this option when using the wireless LAN to communicate
with a computer in a one-to-one correspondence. This is a method that meets
the IEEE802.11 wireless standard.
SSID Enter an identifier (SSID) for wireless LAN. Communication can be done only
with equipment whose SSID matches SSID for your wireless LAN.
Channel Set this option when selecting [802.11 Ad Hoc] in [Mode].
Select a channel number from the pull-down list. The channel must match for all
wireless devices communicating on your wireless LAN.
Channels in the pull-down list are different depending on which country you live
in.
TX rate Select a wireless transmission speed. Normally leave it as Automatic.
Try another transmission speed when the connection fails.
Apply Change contents are updated.

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4-7-3. WEP

WEP Select this option whether using the WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) key for
encryption or not. To use encryption, specify WEP key.
- Disable: Will not turn on the encryption feature. Your communications may be
monitored by someone.
- 64bit: Uses 64-bit datalength for secure transmission.
- 128bit: Uses 128-bit datalength for secure transmission. This option will
increase privacy and security when compared to use of 64bit
datalength encryption.
- 152bit: Uses 152-bit datalength for secure transmission. This option will
increase privacy and security when compared to use of 128bit
datalength encryption.
Key Select Selects one key from the four keys below when selecting [64bit], [128bit] or
[152bit] in [WEP].
Key 1 to Key 4 Enter encryption key when selecting [64bit], [128bit] or [152bit] in [WEP].
Apply Change contents are updated.

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4-7-4. Mail

Alert Mail This option notifies your computer of an error message via email when using
wireless or wired LAN.
- Check On :To enable the mail notification function
- Check off :To disable the mail notification function
Sender’s Address Enter the sender's address for the email from your projector. This address is for
“From:” of the email.
SMTP Server Name Set the SMTP server of the network to which the projector is connected.
Recipient’s Address Enter the recipient's address for the email from your projector. You can set up
1 to 3 to 3 recipient’s addresses. This address is for “To:” of the email.
Test Mail Click on this button to check the email data you have entered above.

Apply Change contents are updated.

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4-7-5. DHCP

Depending on your network environment, acquiring an IP address from a DHCP server may not
be possible.
Should this happen, consult your network administrator to make changes to the following
settings.

Host Name Select whether or not you want to add Host Name option in DHCP processing.
Input the host name used by the Host Name option below.
- None : Do not add the option.
- Request : Add the option at the time of DHCP_REQUEST.
- Discover/Request : Add the option at the time of DHCP_DISCOVER and
DHCP_REQUEST.
Client-Identifier Select whether or not you want to add Client-Identifier option in DHCP
processing.
- None : Do not add the option.
- Request : Add the option at the time of DHCP_REQUEST.
- Discover/Request : Add the option at the time of DHCP_DISCOVER and
DHCP_REQUEST.
Send Mac Address MAC address is used as the identifier in the Client-Identifier option. Input the
string used as the identifier in the Client-Identifier option below.
- With check mark : Use the MAC address as the identifier.
- Without check mark : Do not use the MAC address as the identifier.
Apply Change contents are updated.

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4-7-6. Status

Switcher Name When several switchers including this one are connected to the LAN, this is used
to recognize the switcher on PC.
IP Address To display the IP address of the switcher.
Subnet Mask To display the subnet mask.
Gateway To display the default gateway of the network to which the switcher is
connected.
Mac Address To display the MAC address of the switcher or the wireless LAN card set to the
PC.

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4-8. INFO Screen

When the “INFO.” button on the menu bar is pressed, the INFO screen is displayed.
The INFO screen displays the information of the signal that is being projected and switcher
status.
The INFO screen comprises the following two screens.

・Source Info. : Displays the information on the signal that is input to the switcher. (See this
page)
・MMS Info. : Displays version information and error information of the switcher. (See next
page)

4-8-1. Source Info.

This function displays the information of the signal input to the machine.
Use this to check whether the input signal is suitable to the machine when colors in the display
screen are extremely inappropriate, images are rolling or video images do not appear. Also
refer to Corresponding Resolution List (see " User's Manual").

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4-8-2. MMS Info.

Version information and error information of the switcher can be confirmed.

● Error Log
This function is available on MM2000 only.
The history of errors that have occurred in MM2000 is displayed.

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5.
Appendix

5-1. Trouble Shooting

Phenomenon Checkpoint Reference
page
Power cannot be turned on. Is the power cable disconnected from the DC IN terminal
on the touch panel?
When the projector head is the NC800 series: Is the AC
power cable disconnected from the AC power cable?
Check if the power switch of the touch panel is set to
“ON”.
Abnormal operation of touch Check if the screen is not contaminated.
panel. Is the LAN cable that connects the touch panel to the
projector head disconnected?
Check if the shield button is set to "ON".
Input panel is not displayed. Select (Tap) the input space to display the panel.
Though use of the anamorphic lens Check whether the cable of the anamorphic lens stand is
(With Anamo.) is set in the title disconnected.
setting, the anamorphic lens does Check whether “Turret” in the SETUP screen (Setup) is
not move. set to “Manual”. For use of the anamorphic lens linked
with the title, it is necessary to set “Automatic” or “Turret
Ref. Select” to “With Anamo.”

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5-2. Index

Number E
3D Controls Screen .................................... 90 Edit........................................................ 121
3D Y/C Separation ................................... 133 Editing a Title............................................ 59
Entry List................................................ 121
Error Log ................................................ 153
A Error Log Screen ....................................... 92
AC power adapter ...................................... 10 Example of selecting a CSC file.................... 64
ADJUST Screen ....................................... 127 Example of setting LUT-DG File ................... 66
Adjusting Colors ........................................ 41 Example of setting SCREEN file ................... 69
Adjusting the Lens Setup and Lamp Brightness Example of setting SOURCE Fil .................... 63
........................................................... 46
Anamorphic Factor ................................... 137 F
Aspect Ratio............................................ 135
Auto Adjust............................................. 143 Factory Default........................................ 142
Auto White.............................................. 144 FactoryDefault........................................... 95
FeedBack.................................................. 80
Focus ....................................................... 78
B Following Setup ......................................... 40
Baudrate .................................................. 96
Blanking ................................................. 139 H
Bulb Alignment Screen ............................... 84
Bulb Entry Screen ...................................... 84 holder arm............................................ 9, 10
Bundling bands.......................................... 10
Bundling bands............................................9
Bushing ................................................ 9, 10 I
Image Orient ............................................ 96
C INFO Screen ......................................91, 152
Information on Default Titles....................... 48
Changing the menu mode ........................... 75 Input icon................................................. 77
Cinema Reset ............................................ 95 Input Position.......................................... 129
Clamp .................................................. 9, 10 Input Resolution ...................................... 129
Clamp Timing.......................................... 131 Input Settings ......................................... 129
Communication Speed.............................. 143 IP Address .............................................. 146
Contrast Enhancement ............................. 139
Cooling..................................................... 74
Copy ...................................................... 124 K
Creating a New PCF File.............................. 62 Keystone ................................................ 144
Creating a New SCREEN File ....................... 67
Creating a PCF File..................................... 62
Creating a SCREEN File .............................. 67 L
Creating New Titles .................................... 55
Cut ........................................................ 122 Lamp ....................................................... 74
Lamp Memory ........................................... 80
Lamp Memory Screen ................................ 81
D Lamp Operation Log Screen ........................ 81
Lamp Output............................................. 80
Date/Time ................................................ 96 LAMP Screen ............................................. 80
Default List ............................................. 126 LAMP Screen (Adjust) ................................ 80
De-Interlacing ......................................... 140 LAMP Screen (Information) ......................... 82
Deleting a Title .......................................... 60 LAMP Screen (Setup) ................................. 83
Description of the Touch Panel Sections ........ 11 LAN cable ............................................. 9, 10
DHCP ..................................................... 150 LAN Screen ...................................... 100, 145
Displaying TITLE Screen ............................. 54 LAN Screen (DHCP) ................................. 105
Douser Mode............................................. 94 LAN Screen (IP Address) .......................... 101
LAN Screen (Mail) .................................... 104
LAN Screen (Network Type) ...................... 102
LAN Screen (SNMP) ................................. 106
LAN Screen (WEP) ................................... 103
Lens Calibrate ........................................... 97

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Lens Center .............................................. 97

S
Lens Memory ............................................ 78
Lens Memory Screen .................................. 79 Select Color Matrix .................................. 138
LENS Screen ............................................. 78 SETUP Screen ....................................94, 141
List of Menu Items ..................................... 72 SETUP Screen (Color Setting)...................... 97
List of Setting Items on Title Advance .......... 88 SETUP Screen (Installation) ........................ 96
Load ...................................................... 120 SETUP Screen (MMS Setting) ...................... 99
Shift ........................................................ 78
Signal Level ..............................130, 131, 140
M Source Info............................................. 152
Mail ....................................................... 149 SOURCE Setting Screen.............................. 89
MAIN Screen ............................................. 76 Spiral tube..................................................9
MMS Info. ............................................... 153 START Screen ........................................... 74
Mounting metal ......................................... 10 Status .................................................... 151
Mounting screws.................................... 9, 10 STATUS Screen.......................................... 85
Store .............................................. 119, 121
Store As ................................................... 86
Sync Protection ....................................... 132
N Sync Termination(RGB) ............................ 142
Synchronize ............................................ 140
System Log Screen .................................... 92
Network Type .......................................... 147
Noise Reduction....................................... 138 T
Test ......................................................... 76
O TestPattern Advanced Screen ...................... 77
Title ......................................................... 76
Operation Log ........................................... 80 Title Advanced Screen ................................ 87
Options .................................................. 138 TITLE Screen ............................................ 86
Output Resolution .................................... 143 Turret....................................................... 95
Output Timing ......................................... 143 Type icon .................................................. 77
Overscan ................................................ 136
Overview of PCF File .................................. 62
Overview of SCREEN file ............................. 67 U
Overview of Titles ...................................... 53
Usage ...................................................... 80
Usage Reset Log Screen ............................. 93
P
Panel Key Lock .......................................... 95 V
Passcode .................................................. 96
Paste ..................................................... 124 VD Delay ................................................ 132
PCF Setting Screen .................................... 89 Video Filter ............................................. 133
Picture ................................................... 128
Pixel Adjust............................................. 131
W
Power supply cover ................................ 9, 10
Preset Button ............................................ 76 WEP....................................................... 148
PS cable ............................................... 9, 10 What's in the Box?.......................................8

R Y
Registering a Test Pattern for a Title............. 60 Y/C Delay ............................................... 133
Registering Titles ....................................... 48
Remaining Time......................................... 80
Resize .................................................... 134 Z
Resolution .............................................. 134
Zoom ................................................78, 137

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