Barco R5976476-03 User Manual

ViewScape Toolset
User Guide
R5976476/03
7/2004
01/0
Product revision
Software version: 1.1
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Table of contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction ..........................................................................................5
1.1 General introduction............................................................................................ 5
2. Installation............................................................................................7
2.1 General Requirements......................................................................................... 7
2.2 Software installation............................................................................................ 7
2.3 Starting up....................................................................................................... 9
2.4 Closing..........................................................................................................11
3. Configuration Wizard ............................................................................ 13
3.1 The wizard window............................................................................................13
3.2 Set up paths....................................................................................................13
3.3 Creating a new configuration.................................................................................14
3.3.1 Based on ViewScape devices ..........................................................................14
3.3.1.1 Getting started ......................................................................................14
3.3.1.2 Set up................................................................................................15
3.3.2 Based on the output requirements (resolution) .......................................................17
3.3.2.1 Getting started ......................................................................................17
3.3.2.2 Set up................................................................................................18
3.3.3 Creating a configuration starting from last saved file.................................................19
3.3.4 Current Configuration....................................................................................19
3.3.5 Digitizer output selection ................................................................................20
3.3.6 Defining the working windows ..........................................................................21
3.3.7 Removing windows out of the list.......................................................................22
3.3.8 Configuration preview ...................................................................................22
3.3.9 Autodetection of connected devices ...................................................................23
3.3.9.1 RS232 Communication Settings..................................................................23
3.3.9.2 Start Autodetection.................................................................................25
3.3.9.3 Serial Numbers .....................................................................................26
3.3.10Compare Autodetected configuration – Created configuration......................................27
3.3.11 Updating the configuration ..............................................................................28
3.3.12Output check .............................................................................................29
3.3.13Mechanical overlap setup ...............................................................................32
3.3.14Input Balance Adjustment...............................................................................34
3.3.15Gamma setup – Soft edge blending ...................................................................34
3.3.16Contrast and Color equalization........................................................................35
3.3.17Black level Adjustment of the images..................................................................36
3.3.18Loading final settings ....................................................................................37
3.3.19Finishing the wizard......................................................................................38
3.4 Loading a saved configuration ...............................................................................39
4. The ViewScape application.....................................................................41
4.1 Menu structure overview ......................................................................................41
4.2 Display selection...............................................................................................42
5. RS232 Setup.......................................................................................43
5.1 Start up .........................................................................................................43
5.2 Quick status change of RS232...............................................................................44
6. Autodetect page...................................................................................45
6.1 Start up of the Autodetect page ..............................................................................45
6.2 Actions on the Autodetection page ..........................................................................46
7. Windowing .........................................................................................47
7.1 Input and Displayconfiguration ..............................................................................47
7.2 Selecting a Window ...........................................................................................48
7.3 Moving a window ..............................................................................................48
7.4 Scaling Windows...............................................................................................49
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7.5 Making group changes to a window .........................................................................50
7.6 Z-Order .........................................................................................................50
7.7 Aspect Ratio....................................................................................................52
7.8 Changing a window name ....................................................................................52
7.9 Changing the window mode..................................................................................53
7.10 Locking a window..............................................................................................54
7.11 Creating a full window.........................................................................................54
7.12 ViewPort ........................................................................................................55
7.12.1General....................................................................................................55
7.12.2Creating a ViewPort for a single source ...............................................................56
7.12.3Creating a viewport for a multiple ’independent’ (hard edged) background .......................58
7.12.4Creating a viewport for a multiple ’overlapped’ background.........................................59
7.12.5Making group changes to the viewport ................................................................60
7.12.6Apply Viewport setting source 1 to source 2 ..........................................................60
7.13 Visibility setup of a source ....................................................................................61
7.14 Color key........................................................................................................62
7.15 Alpha Blending.................................................................................................64
7.16 Settings .........................................................................................................66
7.17 Work Space Resolution .......................................................................................66
7.18 Preset Configurations .........................................................................................67
7.18.1Saving a configuration...................................................................................67
7.18.2Loading a configuration, way 1 .........................................................................68
7.18.3Loading a configuration, way 2 .........................................................................69
7.18.4Loading a configuration, way 3 .........................................................................70
7.18.5Removing a predefined configuration..................................................................70
8. Configuration Manager ..........................................................................73
8.1 Overview of the configuration manager .....................................................................73
8.2 Saving a Configuration........................................................................................74
8.3 “Save as” a Configuration.....................................................................................75
8.4 Deleting a Configuration ......................................................................................76
8.5 Loading a Configuration.......................................................................................78
9. Preferences ........................................................................................81
9.1 Purpose of the preferences set up...........................................................................81
9.2 Start up the preferences ......................................................................................81
9.3 Adjusting the window offset...................................................................................82
9.4 Changing the Screen position ................................................................................82
10.ViewScape Configuration ......................................................................83
10.1 ViewScape Configuration start up............................................................................83
10.2 ViewScape Settings ...........................................................................................84
10.2.1Operational Mode........................................................................................84
10.2.2Output Selection..........................................................................................85
10.2.3Timings....................................................................................................85
10.2.3.1Using predefined timings for digital or analog output ...........................................86
10.2.3.2Using the advanced timing settings for digital or analog output ...............................86
10.2.3.3Timings of Sync Generator for Digital or Analog output........................................88
10.2.3.4Timings of Display Interface for Digital or Analog output.......................................90
10.2.4Pattern Generation.......................................................................................91
10.2.4.1Overview and activation ...........................................................................91
10.2.4.2Test pattern set up..................................................................................93
10.2.5Soft Edge and Black level adjustment .................................................................94
10.2.5.1Overview and activation ...........................................................................94
10.2.5.2Soft Edge Settings..................................................................................95
10.2.5.3Black level adjustment.............................................................................96
11.Input Slots for ViewScape......................................................................97
11.1 General info ....................................................................................................97
11.2 Input D320 DVI-D..............................................................................................98
11.2.1 Settings start up..........................................................................................98
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11.2.2 Image Processing........................................................................................99
11.3 Input D320 YUV/RG(s)B ......................................................................................99
11.3.1 Settings start up..........................................................................................99
11.3.2 Image Processing...................................................................................... 100
11.3.3 Input Gain Equalizing.................................................................................. 102
11.3.4 Dynamic Image Stabilizer (DIS) ...................................................................... 102
11.3.5 Video Equalizing ....................................................................................... 103
11.4 Input D320 SDI............................................................................................... 103
11.4.1 Settings start up........................................................................................ 103
11.4.2 Image Processing...................................................................................... 104
11.4.3 Dynamic Image Stabilizer (DIS) ...................................................................... 105
11.4.4 Video Equalizing ....................................................................................... 106
11.5 Input D320 HDSDI........................................................................................... 106
11.5.1 Settings start up........................................................................................ 106
11.5.2 Image Processing...................................................................................... 107
11.5.3 Dynamic Image Stabilizer (DIS) ...................................................................... 108
11.5.4 Video Equalizing ....................................................................................... 108
11.6 Input D320 CVBS/S-Vid..................................................................................... 109
11.6.1 Settings start up........................................................................................ 109
11.6.2 Image Processing...................................................................................... 109
11.6.3 Input Gain Equalizing...................................................................................111
11.6.4 Dynamic Image Stabilizer (DIS) .......................................................................112
11.6.5 Video Equalizing ........................................................................................112
11.7 Input D320 RGB analog......................................................................................113
11.7.1 Settings start up.........................................................................................113
11.7.2 Image Processing.......................................................................................113
11.7.3 Resolution Settings .....................................................................................114
11.7.4 RGB Contrast............................................................................................115
11.7.5 RGB Brightness .........................................................................................115
11.8 Input D320 RGB analog (UXGA)............................................................................115
11.8.1 Settings start up.........................................................................................115
11.8.2 Image Processing.......................................................................................116
11.8.3 Resolution Settings .....................................................................................117
11.8.4 RGB Contrast............................................................................................118
11.8.5 RGB Brightness .........................................................................................118
Glossary...............................................................................................119
Index ...................................................................................................121
List of images ........................................................................................125
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1. Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 General introduction
Overview
ViewScape Toolset software has a guided set up menu with clear wiring diagrams for a hardware setup.
The total screen area is represented as a single canvas onto which the input sources can be arranged by a drag and drop operation. Several layouts can be stored as presets and recalled at any point during the show.
Advanced effects control is built in. E.g. :
•Viewport
Zoom within a View port.
Alpha blending, transforming selected inputs into transparent overlays on the screen.
Chroma keying (color keying)
Z-order control
Edge blending
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2. Installation
2. INSTALLATION
Overview
General Requirements
Software installation
•Startingup
•Closing
2.1 General Requirements
Before you begin
It assumes you are familiar with the Windows operating system at your site.
The CD-ROM in your package contains a Windows-based installation program. You can install the soft­ware from the CD-ROM.
System requirements
A minimum configuration of a Pentium II processor, 160 MHz and 128 MB of RAM.
At least 50 MB of disk space. A CD-ROM drive.
The operating system required is a 32 bit Windows version:
Windows NT 4.0. with service pack 4.0
Windows 2000
•WindowsXP
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher
The screen resolution of the software is 1024*768 for a good working environment.
2.2 Software installation
To install
The process of installing your software involves the following basic steps:
1. Insert the CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.
2. Is the AutoPlay active on your PC. If yes, continue with step 8. If no, from within the Windows environment go to the Start Menu and right click on Start.
3. Select explorer.
4. Select the CD-ROM Drive.
5. Double click ‘setup.exe’ file. Follow the instruction of the install shield.
6. Press Next to run the installation.
7. Select an installation folder and click on Next.
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2. Installation
8. For a new installation select ’Typical’. With ’Typical’, everything necessary to run the program will be installed (Tomcat webserver, Java envi­ronment variables and plug ins for the applets). With ’Custom’ you have the choice to install only the ViewScape part or only the Java part. With ’Compact’ you can install the components you want. Only recommended for advanced users. (image 2-1)
9. Press Next to execute the installation program.
10.Install java component if necessary.
’ViewScape Toolset’ item will be added to the program list.
Image 2-1 Set up choices
Check
Some settings of the PC must be checked before launching the software:
1. Check if the Java Virtual machine (VM) is enabled on the PC.
2. Open your Internet Explorer. Select Tools Internet Options Temporary Internet Files Settings.
3. Check ’Every visit to the page’ and press OK. (image 2-2)
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Image 2-2 Internet options Settings
2. Installation
2.3 Starting up
Start up
To start up the ViewScape Toolset software, the following steps are involved:
1. Go to the Start menu, select Programs.
2. Drag your mouse to the right and select ’ViewScape Toolset’.
3. Drag to the right and launch first ’Service Launcher’. (image 2-3) The service launcher starts up the following processes:
- Tomcat Webserver
-Driver
- Admin engine
- sysid
An icon will be added to the task bar.
4. Go again to Start Programs ViewScape Toolset.
5. Drag to the right and launch ’ViewScape Toolset’. (image 2-4)
The ViewScape Toolset will start.
When it is started for the first time, the wizard will be started automatically. (image 2-5)
In all other cases, it will start with the last used configuration. (image 2-6)
Image 2-3 Starting the Service Launcher
Image 2-4 Starting ViewScape Toolset
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Image 2-5 Start up of the wizard
Image 2-6 Start up when configuration known
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2. Installation
2.4 Closing
How to close
1. Close the browser always as first by clicking on the browser close button (cross in the right upper corner)
2. Right click on the launcher icon and select Exit.
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3. Configuration Wizard
3. CONFIGURATION WIZARD
Overview
The wizard window
Set up paths
Creating a new configuration
Loading a saved configuration
3.1 The wizard window
Purpose
The wizard will guide you trough the configuration process of your hardware (ViewScape and projectors).
The window buttons
The following buttons are available in the wizard:
: the wizard goes to the next window.
: the wizard returns to the previous window.
: the wizard gives more info about the items on the active page.
: the wizard will be closed. The user has the choice to save or not to save the confi
settings.
3.2 Set up paths
Overview
The following paths are available to set up a configuration :
Creating a new configuration based on ViewScape devices or on resolution.
Starting from an existing file.
Starting from the last file or last settings.
guration
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3. Configuration Wizard
3.3 Creating a new configuration
Overview
Based on ViewScape devices
Based on the output requirements (resolution)
Creating a configuration starting from last saved file
Current Configuration
Digitizer output selection
Defining the working windows
Removing windows out of the list
Configuration preview
Autodetection of connected devices
Compare Autodetected configuration – Created configuration
Updating the configuration
Output check
Mechanical overlap setup
Input Balance Adjustment
Gamma setup – Soft edge blending
Contrast and Color equalization
Black level Adjustment of the images
Loading final settings
Finishing the wizard
3.3.1 Based on ViewScape devices Overview
The configuration will be based on the number of devices ( = number of screens in the configuration)
Overview
Getting started
Set up
3.3.1.1 Getting started How to start
1. Select Create a new configuration.(image3-1)
The background of the icon in front of the selection becomes dark green.
2. Click on Next>>.
3. Select based on ViewScape devices. (image 3-2)
4. Click on Next>>.
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Image 3-1 Create new configuration
3. Configuration Wizard
Image 3-2 New configuration based on ViewScape devices
3.3.1.2 Set up What will be done
During the set up, the screen configuration and resolution should be entered. At the same time a preview with the real width and height will be displayed.
Device set up
1. Click on the drop down box next to Device setup.(image3-3)
2. Select the corresponding configuration. E.g. 4x1, means 4 screens next to each other making up one
display.
le configurations :
Possib
-1x1
-2x1
-3x1
-4x1
-5x1
-6x1
-7x1
-8x1
-9x1
-10x1
When changing the configuration, the preview and the real dimensions in the lower pane of the window will change accordingly.
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3. Configuration Wizard
Image 3-3 Device setup
Resolution per screen
The same resolution for each screen can be set up:
1. Click on the drop down box next to Resolution per screen.(image3-4)
2. Select the resolution, corresponding with the resolution of your display device.
Possible resolutions :
- SVGA
-XGA
- SXGA
- SXGA+
-UXGA
When changing the resolution, the real dimensions in the lower pane preview of the window will change accordingly.
Image 3-4 Resolution per screen
What is overlap area
When projecting two image next to each other a certain area will be common used by the first and second projector to construct a seamless transition from the left to the right. This area is called the overlap area.
the
Image 3-5
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How to setup
1. Click in the horizontal input field of the maximum overlap for entering an overlap for two images next to
each other. (image 3-6)
2. Select with your mouse the actual indicated value.
3. Enter a new value with the keyboard.
The entered value will be de maximum possible overlap.
4. Click in the vertical input field of the maximum overlap for entering an overlap for two images above
each other.
5. Select with your mouse the actual indicated value.
6. Enter a new value with the keyboard.
The entered value will be de maximum possible overlap.
7. When finished with the setup, click on Next>> to continue the set up (see "Current Configuration", page
19).
Image 3-6 Set up overlap area
3.3.2 Based on the output requirements (resolution) Overview
Getting started
Set up
3.3.2.1 Getting started How to start
1. Select Create a new configuration.
The background of the icon in front of the selection becomes dark green.
2. Click on Next>>.
3. Select based on the output requirements (resolution). (image 3-7)
4. Click on Next>>.
The design window via requirements will be displayed. (image 3-8)
Image 3-7 Design configuration based on requirements
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3. Configuration Wizard
Image 3-8 Resolution definition window
3.3
.2.2
Set
up
What will be done
The desired screen dimension in pixels should be entered together with the resolution mode. These spec­ifications determine the number of devices required.
Screen Dimensions
1. Click in the input box next to Desired width. (image 3-9)
2. Select with your mouse the actual indicated value.
3. Enter a new value with the keyboard. The new value should be resolution of the complete image width
4. Repeat from step 1 for the Desired Height.
The possible configuration will be updated on line in the configuration pane of the same window.
Image 3-9 Set up the image dimensions
lap area setup
Over
1. Click in the horizontal input field of the maximum overlap for entering an overlap for two images next to
each other.
2. Select with your mouse the actual indicated value.
3. Enter a new value with the keyboard.
The entered value will be de maximum possible overlap.
4. Click in the vertical input field of the maximum overlap for entering an overlap for two images above
each other.
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5. Select with your mouse the actual indicated value.
6. Enter a new value with the keyboard.
The entered value will be de maximum possible overlap.
7. When finished with the setup, click on Next>> to continue the set up.
Configuration set up
This pane indicates on line the possible configurations with the real dimensions.
1. Select the radio button in front of the desired configuration. (image 3-10)
2. Click Next >> to continue the set up (see "Current Configuration", page 19).
Image 3-10 Configuration selection
3.3.3 Creating a configuration starting from last saved file What is possible
When a wizard is stopped somewhere in the procedure and the result at that moment was saved, it is possible to restart from that saved file and continue with the wizard. Follow further the instructions of the wizard.
How to start
1. Select Open last file / start from last settings....(image3-11)
2. Click Next>> to continue the set up.
The current configuration window opens. Continue with see "Current Configuration", page 19.
Image 3-11 Starting from last file
3.3.4 Current Configuration Overview
The current set up gives a small overview of the chosen configuration.
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Image 3-12 Current configuration
A small overview gives :
•Thesetuptype
Device setup
Resolution per screen
To get a more complete overview, click on show more in the header of the current setup pane.
Image 3-13 Detailed current configuration
3.3.5 Digitizer output selection How to select
1. Click on the drop down box in the Digitizer output pane. (image 3-14)
2. Select the appropriate value.
Ana­log
Digital
The icon next to the value will change accordingly.
3. Make your choice between manual Refresh-rate set up an Lock to input.
Refresh­rate
Lock to input
When the analog output of the ViewScape device is connected to the analog input of the projector.
When the DVI out of the ViewScape device is connected to a DVI input of the projector.
Manually select the vertical refresh rate between 50Hz and 60Hz by clicking on the drop down box.
Select an input of the master ViewScape on which the output must be locked.
Image 3-14 Projector input selection
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3.3.6 Defining the working windows What should be done
The deferent desired windows and/or background can be defined for each input.
How to define
1. Select a Type (1). (image 3-15)
Possible types:
- CVBS
-DVI
- HDSDI
-RGB
-RGB_UXGA
-SDI
-YUV
2. Click in the Name field and enter a name for your source (2).
3. Select the Mode (3).
Single normal Source is only be displayed on one single window
3. Configuration Wizard
Background multiple
4. Click on Add>>.
The window definition will be added to the list w
The total number of windows will be indicated on the bottom of the pane.
Image 3-15 Defining the wording windows
To scroll through the list of windows, use the red arrows on the bottom of the pane.
Displayed over the complete screen
ith the entered specifications.
Do not use RGB sources to compose an multiple background. Due to the signal fall off, it is possible that a vertical line will be visible in the overlap area.
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3.3.7 Removing windows out of the list How to remove
1. Do you want to delete all?
If yes, Select first All in the combo box next to remove and then click on Remove.
All windows in the list will be deleted. If no, go to step 2
2. Select first Selected.
3. Select the window description you want to delete out of the list.
4. Click on Remove.
The selected window will be removed out of the list.
3.3.8 Configuration preview How to display the device connections
1. Click on Show preview. (image 3-16)
The device connections will be displayed. (image 3-17, image 3-18)
2. Uncheck the check box in front of Show connections to see the devices without wiring.
Image 3-16 Show preview
Image 3-17 Source connections to the ViewScape device
s
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Image 3-18 Communication connections
3. Configuration Wizard
When more dev dow to navigate through the configuration.
The master device is indicated on the left corner of the window.
ices are used, use the Next>> and <<Previous button on top of the win-
3.3.9 Autodetection of connected devices Overview
RS232 Communication Settings
•StartAutod
Serial Numbers
etection
3.3.9.1 RS232 Communication Settings Start up
1. Click to reveal the RS232 parameter box. (image 3-19)
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Image 3-19 RS232 communication settings
Parameter values
Adjust the parameter values to suit the serial RS232 communication values between the local PC and Digitizer.
Default values will already be filled in.
Communication port Change the Communication port to the serial port as used for connecting
the PC to the Digitizer.
Baudrate
Databits
Read only value. Set up on 19200.
Read only value. Set to 8.
Parity Read only value. Parity is set to none. No parity check is used.
Stopbits Read only value. Stopbits is set to 1.
Status This setting is very important as it indicates as to whether the software
commands have effect on the system being talked to by the ViewScape Toolset software. When online all commands are sent and acted on, when off-line all commands are not sent to the system devices.
When the Status is set to ’off-line’, during some adjustments in system configuration a message will appear
edifyouwanttogoonline.
to ask
Image 3-20 Offline message
To go online, click on OK. To stay offline, click Cancel.
To finish the Communication settings:
When the values are entered, click on
Click on
to exit without updating any changes and leaving the existing values unchanged.
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3.3.9.2 Start Autodetection Start up
1. Click on to initiate the detection process.
Start address
The start address can be filled out by entering an address with the keyboard or by clicking on the ’+’ or ’-’ button.
Default = 1.
What will be executed?
All parameters of the detected devices will be downloaded locally.
Status info is given in the LogInfoViewfield during the downloading procedure.
Image 3-21 Autodetection and log info view
Wait until the status bar indicates ‘Ready’ before proceeding with further operations. Continuing with further operations could result in the program locking d ceiving.
Check in the ‘Log Info View’ that detection has finished successfully, if so: continue, if not : check the
system devices and the cabling connections between them. Also check if all device have been switched on and are in full operational mode.
Repeat the procedure once again if a rectified problem prevented successful detection originally.
ue to conflicts in communication sending and re-
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3. Configuration Wizard
3.3.9.3 Serial Numbers Start up
1. Click on to initiate the serial detection process.
2. A pop up screen appears to ask to display the information in a separate window. (image 3-22)
3. Do you want the overview in a separate window?
If yes, click ok (image 3-23)
Note: Print out this page or save this page in a text file for later use.
If no, click Cancel. (image 3-24)
Image 3-22
Image 3-23 Serial numbers on separate page
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