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About this manual
This manual is applicable for the following kits:
•Top Carry Handle
•Bottom Carry Handle
•Touring kit
Depending on which procedure you want to perform, a Top Carry Handle and/or Bottom Carry Handle is needed.
Overview
•Top Carry Handle
•Bottom Carry Handle
•Touring kit
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1. Introduction
1.1Top Carry Handle
Order info & content of the kit
When ordering the Top Carry Handle for HDX series, refer to article number R9864060.
The table below gives an overview of the content of the kit.
Article numberDescriptionQuantityImage
R5905106This installation manual1
R870055Frame1image 1-1
A566050Screw (M10x16)4image 1-2
B3624221Washer4image 1-3
Image 1-1Image 1-2Image 1-3
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1.2Bottom Carry Handle
Order info & content of the kit
When ordering the Bottom Carry Handle for HDX s eries, refer to article number R9864070.
The table below gives an overview of the content of the kit.
Article numberDescriptionQuantityImage
R5905106This installation manual1
R870929Frame1image 1-4
R856608Stacking point4image 1-5
A576097Screw (M10x40)4image 1-6
R870953Clamp4image 1-7
B3612131Safety cable2image 1-8
B362090Snap hook2image 1-9
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Image 1-4Image 1-5Image 1-6
Image 1-7Image 1-8Image 1-9
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1. Introduction
1.3Touring kit
Order info & content of the kit
When ordering the Touring kit for HDX series, refer to article number R9864080.
The table below gives an overview of the content of the kit.
Article num berDescriptionQuantity
R5905106This installation manual1
R9864060Top Carry Handle (See "Top Carry
Handle", page 4 )
R9864070Bottom Carry Handle (See "Bottom Carry
Handle", page 5 )
1
1
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2. INSTA LLATION PROCEDURES
Overview
•Installing the Bottom Carry Handle
•Removing the B ottom Carry Handle
•Installing the Top Carry Handle
•Removing the Top Carry Handle
•Allowed projector positions
•Stackingprojectors
•Suspending the projector from a truss
•Skewing the projector
•Inclinating and/or rotating the projector
•Aligning stacked projectors
•Dimensions
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2.1Installing the Bottom Carry Handle
Necessary tools
17 mm open-end wrench
How to install the Bottom Carry Handle?
1. Turn the projector upside down and remove the 4 feet (reference 1, image 2-1) by turning them anticlockwise.
1
Image 2-1
2. Turn o ut the stacking points of the carry handle (reference 2, image 2-2) a few turns in order to create some space to be able to
install the m ounting bolts.
3. Position the Bottom Carry Handle on the projector so that the fixation holes (reference 3, image 2-2) match the holes in the
projector (reference 4, image 2-2).
Tip:Make sure the adjustment knob (reference 5, image 2-2) is positioned on the back of the projector.
3
5
3
2
Image 2-2
4. Se cure the B ottom Carry Handle by installing the 4 bolts (reference 6, image 2-3) and tighten the bolts.
4
3
4
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6
Image 2-3
5. B ring the stacking points back to their original position by turning them c lockwise.
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2.2Removing the Bottom Carry Handle
How to remove the Bottom Carry Ha ndle?
1. R emov e the 4 bolts (reference 6, image 2-4).
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Image 2-4
2. R emov e the Bottom Carry Handle from the projector (image 2-5).
Image 2-5
3. Install the 4 feet by turning them c
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lockwise (im age 2-6).
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Image 2-6
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2.3Installing the Top Carry Handle
Necessary tools
8 mm Allen wrench
How to install the Top Carry Handle?
1. Position the Top Carry Handle on top of the projector so that the fixation holes match the holes in the projector.
2. Turn in the 4 bolts (reference 1, image 2-7). Insert a washer between the bolt and the carry handle.
1
1
Image 2-7
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2.4Removing the Top Carry Handle
Necessary tools
8 mm Allen wrench
How to remove the Top Carry Handle?
1. Turn out the 4 bolts (reference 1, image 2-8) and remove the 4 washers.
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1
1
Image 2-8
2. R emov e the Top Carry Handle from the projector.
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2.5Allowed projector positions
CAUTION: Using the projector in a disallowed position can cause premature lamp failure.
Which projector positions are allowed?
With both the Top Carry Handle and Bottom Carry Handle installed, the projector can be placed in several positions. However, not
all positions are allowed. The illustration below gives an overview (image 2-9).
Image 2-9
Checking the position using the built-in tilt sensor
The projector is equipped with a built-in sensor which can be read out to see if the projector is used in an allowed position.
Perform the following procedure to check if the projector position is allowed:
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1. Press Menu to activate the menus and select Service → Diagnosis → Tilt sensor.
Image 2-10
Image 2-11
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Image 2-12
2. Press ENTER to read out the tilt sensor.
Image 2-13
The rotation of the projector is visually displayed. Coordinates of the tilt sensor and the offset from the normal position are given in
the tilt sensor pane.
The status pane indicates if the projector is used w ith an allowed rotation.
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2.6Stacking projectors
The procedure below describes how to stack 2 projectors. The procedure to stack 3 projectors is analog.
WARNING: Never stack more than three (3) p rojectors. Failure to do so can cause serious injury o r death.
Necessary tools
8 mm Allen wrench
How to stack 2 projectors?
1. Install the Bottom Carry Handle on the projec tors you want to stack. See "Installing the Bottom Carry Handle", page 8 .
Note: If the stack is only used for a standing c on figur ation, the bottom projector doesn’t have to be equipped with a Bottom
Carry Handle.
2. Position 4 stacking points (reference 1, image 2-14) on top of the bo ttom projector. Install the 4 bolts and tighten.
1
Image 2-14
3. Position the top projector with the Bottom Carry Handle on the stacking points of the bottom projector.
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Image 2-15
4. L ock the stacking points by rotating the ring a quarter turn clockwise while pushing it downwards until the ring it clicks in (image 2-16).
AB
Image 2-16
CD
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2.7Suspending the projector from a truss
WARNING: Never suspend more than two (2) projectors. Failure to do so can cause serious injury or death.
Introduction
A projector ca n be suspended from a truss using rigging clamps. When a Bottom Carry Handle is installed on the projector, 8 slots
are available to mount rigging clamps . 4 slots are longitudinally oriented (reference 1, image 2-17) and 4 slots are transversely
oriented (reference 2, image 2-17). Each slot contains a rigging point (reference 3, image 2-17) of which the position in the slot can
be adjusted depending on the truss the projec tor is being suspended from. The rigging clamps can be attached to those rigging
points, which allows an easy and fast physical setup of the projector in a hanging configuration.
3
2
1
Image 2-17
Necessary tools
•17 mm open-end wrench
•24 mm open-end wrench
How to suspend 1 projector from a truss?
1. M easure the center distance of the truss support bars as illustrated.
X mm
Image 2-18
2. L oosen the nuts of the rigging points (reference 1, image 2-19) and slide them on there place according to the measured center
distance.
Tighten the nuts of the rigging points.
Warning: Make sure the rigging points are symmetrically around the center of the Bottom Carry Handle to ensure the balance
Warning: Make sure the rigging po
of the hanging projector.
ints are tightened after adjustment.
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X mm
1
1
Image 2-19
3. M ount the rigging clamps on the rigging points:
a) Screw the nut (reference 2, imag e 2-20) on the spacer (reference 3, image 2-20) to the desired height.
b) Install the spacer in the rigging point by turning it clockwise until the nut and the rigging po int meet.
Warning: Make sure that the spacers are sc rewed in for minimum 2 cm in the rigging points. Failure to do so can cause the
Warning: Always use 4 r igging points when suspending a projector.
projector to fall down.
3
2
Image 2-20
4. Position the projector under the truss and lower the truss u ntil the truss support bars are nearby the rigging clamps.
5. L ift the projector and hook the 4 rigging clamps over the truss support bars.
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Image 2-21
6. L ock the 4 rigging clamps by turning the fixation knob clockwise.
Image 2-22
7. Install the 2 safety cables. Wind them around the carry handle and the truss (push the hook through the loop and then ar ound
the trus s). Ensure that the play is maximum 20 cm. If necessary, wind the cable a few times around the truss before clasping
the safety hook around the cable.
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Image 2-23
8. L ift up the t russ with projector to the desired height.
Warning: Make sure the safety cable is installed with a minimum of play, so that the projector can only fall down for maximum
20 cm. If necessary, wind the cable a few times around the truss before clasping the safety hook around the cable.
WARNING: Never suspend more than two (2) projectors. Failure to do so can cause serious injury or death.
How to suspend 2 projectors from a truss?
1. S tack the 2 projectors as described in "Stacking projectors", page 16.
2. Turn the stack upside down.
Install 2 safety cables around both Bottom Carry Handles by performing the following p rocedure:
a) Install the safety cables around the Bottom Carry Handle of the bottom pr ojector. Push the safety hooks t hrough the loops.
b) Install the other end of the safety cables around the Bottom Carry Handle of the top projector and clasp the s afety hooks
around the c ables as illustrated.
Warning: Make sure the safety cables are installed with a minimum of play, so that the projector can only fall down for maximum
20 cm. If necessary, wind the cables a few times around the carry handle tubes before clasping the safety hooks
around the cables.
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Image 2-24
Security cables, mount
Warning: Always use 2 safety cables to secure a stacked projector in a hanging configuration.
3. Suspen d the s tack from the truss as described in "Suspending the projector from a truss", page 18.
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2.8Skewing the projector
How to skew the projector?
1. Turn the adjustment knob c lockwise or anticlockwise to skew the projector as illustrated.
Image 2-25
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2.9Inclinating and/or rotating the projector
How to inclinate and/or rotate the projector?
1. Turn the projector feet in or out to inclinate and/or rotate the projector as needed.
Image 2-26
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2.10 Aligning stacked projectors
How to align stacked projectors?
1. Project a hatch pattern with the reference projector.
Note: In case of a table mount confi guration the reference projector is the lowest projector and in case of a hanging configuration
the reference projector is the uppermost projector.
2. M ake sure the hatch pattern projected by the reference projector is sharp and has a perfect rectangle outline. If this is not the
case, readjust the reference projec tor before aligning the other stacked projector(s) with the reference hatch pattern.
3. Project the same hatch pattern with the other projector in the stack.
Tip:Use a white colored hatch pattern for the reference projector and e.g. green colored for the stacked projector. This
makes it easier t o see the difference between both hatch patterns projected.
4. If necessary, adjust the rotation of the stacked projector w ith respect to the reference projector. See "Inclinating and/or rotating
the projector", page 24.
5. If necessary, adjust the inclination of the stacked projector with respect to the reference projector. See "Inclinating and/or rotating
the projector", page 24.
6. If necessary, adjust the skew of the stacked projector with respect to the reference projector. See "Skewing the projector", page
23.
7. S hift the hatch pattern horizontally and vertically until the outline of the hatch pattern is most symmetrically placed with respect
to the reference hatch pattern.
Note: Note that the “Shift” function is motorized, which means that you have to ac cess the projector software, via the local
keypad or remote control unit, to operate the “Shift” function.
Shift
Image 2-27
Stacked projectors, shift
8. Zoom the hatch pattern in or out until the outline of the hatch pattern matches exactly the outline of the reference hatch pa ttern.
Note: Note that the “Zoom” function is motorized, which means that you have to access the projector software, via the local
keypad or remote control unit, to operate the “Zoom” function.
Zoom
Image 2-28
Stacked projector, zoom
9. If necessary, repeat this procedure starting from step 3 until the hatch pattern of the stacked projector is perfectly aligned with
the hatch pattern of the reference projector.
In cas e of a triple stacked table mou
than the projector in the middle and finally the upper projector.
nt configuration, adjust and align fi rst the bottom projector (reference),
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2.11 Dimensions
Top Carry Handle
Image 2-29
Dimensions give n in millimeters
685
575
Bottom Carry Handle
435
Image 2-30
Dimensions give n in millimeters
685
200174174
825
96
160
96
575
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