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Part Names and Functions

No. Name
1 Intake vents
2 Lens Mounting Section
3 Indicator Lamps
4 Connectors
5 Remote receiver
6 Adjustable feet
No. Name
7 Exhaust vent
8 MicroSaver Security System®
PIN Slot
9 Control panel
10 Power connector
11 Main power
12 Security lock

 


Control panel

Basic operations are performed using the control panel. The names and functions of the buttons on the control panel are given below.

No. Button Name Description
1 (Power)

Turns the unit on or puts it in standby mode.

2 MENU Displays the menu screen for various settings and adjustments.
3 BACK Returns to the previous menu level during menu operation.
4 ▲▼◀▶ (Selector) Used for menu operation.
5 ENTER Confirms the item selected during menu operation.
6 Input Switches between input devices.
7 FOCUS1/2 Switch between FOCUS1/2 to adjust the focus.
8 Shift Adjusts lens shift.
9 ZOOM Adjusts lens zoom.
10 SHUTTER Temporarily mutes the image and audio. Press the button again to resume projection.
11 TEST PATTERN Display a Test Pattern and switch between patterns using the ◀▶ arrow keys.

Connectors

Connect the cables to the appropriate connection terminals for the devices being connected.

Connection Name Description
VIDEO IN 1 HDMI® 1 Type A HDMI® 2.0, HDCP 2.3 compliant
2 HDMI® 2 Type A HDMI® 2.0, HDCP 2.3 compliant
3 HDBaseT RJ-45 HDBaseT™ 3.0 compliant
4 12G/3G-SDI
BNC 12G/3G SDI compatible
VIDEO OUT 5 HDMI® Type A HDMI® 2.0, HDCP 2.3 compliant
6 12G/3G-SDI BNC 12G/3G SDI compatible
For control 8 REMOTE 3.5mm stereo
mini jack
For remote control (wired)
9 LAN RJ-45 For network connection, 10Base-T/100Base-TX
3 HDBaseT RJ-45 For projector control
10 RS-232 D-Sub 9-pin male For projector control
OTHER 7 USB Type A DC 5V 2A (maximum) power supply, for maintenance

d Caution

  • Before connecting, ensure that this unit and all connected devices are in standby mode. After all connections are complete, turn on this unit first, and then turn on the connected devices.
  • Depending on the device, a dedicated cable, conversion plug, or adapter may be required.

Indicator Lamps

The projector status can be determined by the lit, flashing, or off states of the indicator lamps (ON/STANDBY, TEMP, STATUS).

The indicator lamp patterns and the corresponding projector status are as follows.

Lamp  
ON/STANDBY TEMP STATUS Projector status
RedSteady - - Standby state (Standby)
GreenFlashing 1 - - Starting up
GreenSteady - - POWER ON
RedFlashing 1 - - Standby state (Network Standby)
- ☀OrangeFlashing 1 - Shutting down
GreenSteady GreenSteady - shutter function on
- GreenFlashing 2 - Communicating
- ☀OrangeGreen
Flashing 3
- Firmware update in progress
GreenSteady GreenSteady GreenSteady Firmware update starting
☀OrangeFlashing 1 ☀OrangeFlashing 1 -
Firmware update standby
RedSteady GreenSteady -
Factory Reset
GreenSteady RedFlashing 1 ☀OrangeFlashing 1 Main unit temperature rise
GreenFlashing 2 - ☀OrangeFlashing 2 Laser light source error
GreenFlashing 2 RedFlashing 1 ☀OrangeFlashing 2 DMD Error
- - ☀OrangeSteady Fan 1 Error
- - ☀OrangeFlashing 1 Fan 2 Error
- - ☀OrangeFlashing 2 Fan 3 Error
GreenSteady - ☀OrangeSteady Fan 4 Error
GreenSteady - ☀OrangeFlashing 1 Fan 5 Error
- RedSteady ☀OrangeSteady Fan 8 Error
- RedSteady ☀OrangeFlashing 1 Fan 9 Error
- RedSteady ☀OrangeFlashing 2 Fan 10 Error
GreenFlashing 1 RedSteady - Fan 11 Error
GreenFlashing 1 - ☀OrangeFlashing 1 Filter wheel Error
GreenFlashing 1 - ☀OrangeFlashing 2 phosphor wheel error
☀OrangeSteady - ☀OrangeSteady Power error

b Note

The LED indicator supports three flashing modes:

  • Flashing 1: Flashes once every 0.5 s.
  • Flashing 2: Flashes once every 0.04 s.
  • Flashing 3: Two colors alternate every 0.5 s.
  • "If error occur, please contact the place of purchase."