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VS-SH10U
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Mitsubishi VS-SH10U Installation Manual

DLP
TM
Projector
VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual
August 30, 2002
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Table of Contents
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................5
1.1. Specifications..........................................................................................................................5
1.1.1. Image Panel.....................................................................................................................5
1.1.2. Electric Specification........................................................................................................5
1.1.3. Optical Specification........................................................................................................6
1.1.4. Mechanical Specification.................................................................................................6
1.1.5. Reliability and Serviceability ............................................................................................6
1.1.6. Environmental condition ..................................................................................................7
1.1.7. Safety Approval................................................................................................................7
1.1.8. Options.............................................................................................................................7
1.2. Outline drawings .....................................................................................................................8
1.2.1. Circuit Box........................................................................................................................8
1.2.2. Optical Unit ......................................................................................................................9
1.3. Control Panel.........................................................................................................................10
1.3.1. Outline view ...................................................................................................................10
1.3.2. RS-232C terminal ..........................................................................................................11
1.3.3. Control terminal..............................................................................................................11
1.3.4. Digital input terminal ......................................................................................................11
1.4. Dip switch setting ......................................................................................................... .........12
1.5. Buttons and functions of remote control unit ........................................................................13
1.6. LED display...........................................................................................................................14
2. ADJUSTMENT MENU .................................................................................................................15
2.1. Remote controllable items ....................................................................................................15
2.2. Projector information display.................................................................................................15
2.3. Video memory select.............................................................................................................15
2.4. Picture mute..........................................................................................................................15
2.5. Test pattern display ...............................................................................................................16
2.6. RGB color mute.....................................................................................................................16
2.7. Remote ID function ...............................................................................................................16
2.8. Picture adjustment menu ......................................................................................................17
2.9. Service menu ........................................................................................................................20
2.10. Factory menu.....................................................................................................................25
3. SET-UP A ND INSTA LLATION.....................................................................................................29
3.1. Set-up & installation flow chart..............................................................................................29
3.2. Picture outline adjustment.....................................................................................................30
3.2.1. Displaying internal test signal for picture outline adjustment........................................30
3.2.2. Adjusting 6 axes.............................................................................................................31
3.2.3. Picture outline adjustment steps....................................................................................32
3.2.4. For delivery ....................................................................................................................33
3.3. Dip switch setting ......................................................................................................... .........33
3.4. Multiple screen color space control (CSC) adjustment.........................................................33
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3.4.1. Black level adjustment...................................................................................................33
3.4.2. CSC adjustment.............................................................................................................33
3.4.3. White balance adjustment.............................................................................................35
3.4.4. Gradation adjustment.....................................................................................................35
3.5. Video signal adjustment........................................................................................................36
3.5.1. Memory select................................................................................................................36
3.5.2. MENU2 adjustment (Only when analog is input)...........................................................36
3.5.3. MENU1 adjustment (effective for both analog and digital input)...................................39
4. AUTO LAMP CHANGER.............................................................................................................40
4.1. Overview of lamp changer ....................................................................................................40
4.2. Caution..................................................................................................................................40
4.3. Sp are lamp cartridge replacing/adjusting procedure............................................................41
4.3.1. Record new lamp data...................................................................................................41
4.3.2. The lamp to replace confirmation..................................................................................41
4.3.3. Lid detaching..................................................................................................................41
4.3.4. Lamp pulling out.............................................................................................................41
4.3.5. New lamp inserting ........................................................................................................41
4.3.6. Lid attaching...................................................................................................................41
4.3.7. Lamp timer confirmation ................................................................................................42
4.3.8. CSC calculating .............................................................................................................42
4.3.9. Lamp exchanging...........................................................................................................42
4.3.10. CSC manual adjustment............................................................................................42
4.3.11. Gradation adjustment.................................................................................................42
4.3.12. Lamp exchanging.......................................................................................................42
4.3.13. Error code erasing......................................................................................................42
4.4. Auto lamp change action ......................................................................................................42
4.4.1. At lamp burn-out ............................................................................................................42
4.4.2. At lamp brown-out..........................................................................................................43
4.5. Manual lamp change action..................................................................................................43
4.5.1. At lamp lighting..............................................................................................................43
4.5.2. At stand-by mode...........................................................................................................43
4.6. Information display................................................................................................................44
4.6.1. Warning message..........................................................................................................44
4.6.2. Operation time and error indication...............................................................................44
4.7. Lamp exchanging time..........................................................................................................44
5. COMMUNICA TION PROTOCOL.................................................................................................45
5.1. Communication rules ............................................................................................................45
5.2. Command character strings..................................................................................................45
5.3. Command ID.........................................................................................................................45
5.4. Sequence..............................................................................................................................45
5.5. Command return value..........................................................................................................46
5.6. Control commands................................................................................................................47
5.6.1. vP (Power) .....................................................................................................................47
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5.6.2. NP (Picture Mute) ..........................................................................................................48
5.6.3. i (Input Select)................................................................................................................48
5.6.4. iE (Input Port Save)........................................................................................................48
5.6.5. n (Memory Select)..........................................................................................................49
5.6.6. nE (Memory Save).........................................................................................................49
5.6.7. nA (Analog Input, Memory Select).................................................................................49
5.6.8. nD (Digital Input, Memory Select)..................................................................................49
5.6.9. vS (System Status) ........................................................................................................50
5.6.10. e (Error Detection)......................................................................................................51
5.6.11. ISA (Lamp-A Status)...................................................................................................51
5.6.12. ISB (Lamp-B Status) ..................................................................................................51
5.6.13. ST1 (Status Information)............................................................................................52
5.6.14. ST2 (Lamp Timer Value)............................................................................................52
5.6.15. ST3 (Set Timer Value)................................................................................................53
5.6.16. STR1 (Lamp Timer Reset).........................................................................................53
5.6.17. STR2 (Mt Bit Reset)...................................................................................................53
5.6.18. MT (Maintenance request information)......................................................................54
6. STANDARD INSTALLATION CONFIGURA TION.......................................................................55
6.1. Optical unit ............................................................................................................................55
6.2. 6-axis adjuster.......................................................................................................................56
7. ABOUT TRADEMARKS..............................................................................................................57
8. REVISION A RCHIV E...................................................................................................................58
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1. Product description
1.1. Specifications
1.1.1. Image Panel Type DLP
TM
(0.9” DMDTM 1 chip)
Resolution 1,280x1,024 pixels
1.1.2. Electric Specification Signal input terminal
Analog RGB: 5BNC (RGBHV) x1 Digital RGB: MDR 20 pins x1
Horizontal
59.7k – 64.3kHz Sync width: > 0.5 µS BP width: > 50 clocks No interlace signals
Input scanning frequency
Vertical
56 – 61Hz Sync width: > 2lines Sync width + BP width: > 29lines
Pixel clock rate 91M – 115MHz
Analog RGB video input
Signal
Video: 0.7V
P-P
+/- 5% positive / 75 ohm Synchronous: TTL level (positive/negative) High level:2.5 – 5.0V Low level : 0 – 0.5V Sync on green: Video: 0. 7V
P-P
+/- 5% positive
Synchronous: 0.3V
P-P
+/- 5% negative
Digital RGB vide o input
Signal TMDS (DFP Pin assignment)
RS-232C: D-Su b 9 pi ns RS-422: D-Sub 9 pins x2 (input, out put ) Wire remote: F3.5 Jack
Control signal input
IR receiver
Set up switch 8 bits x 2 Gray scale resolution 8 bits (10 bits after dit her) Function Color S pace Control/ Digital Gradation / Digita l Gamma
Light source
Ultra-high pressure mercury lamp 120W (average lifetime 4,000 hours)
Voltage range AC 100 – 240V +/-10% , 50/60Hz + / -5% Power consumption (100/2 40V) 220/220 W Operating current (100/240V) 3.0/1.5 Amp. Inrush current (100/240V) 20/40 A m p.
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1.1.3. Optical Specification Light output 480 ANSI Lumens (typ.)
Brightness uniformity 80% at 90% image height (typ. ) Contrast ratio (full field) 300:1 (typ.)
Magnification tolera nce 2% Lateral color shift Red(610nm) – Green(546.1n m)
Blue(470nm) – Green(546.1nm)
0.5pixel
Geometry distortion 0.3% Image size 67” to 72” Diagonal image size
Throw ratio 0.74:1 nominal
Throwing distance
67”: 1000.2 +/-21.1 mm 70”: 1047.4 +/-22.0 mm 72”: 1078.9 +/-22.7 mm
1.1.4. Mechanical Specification Optical Unit Circuit Box
Width 500mm 150mm Height 300mm 300mm
Dimensions
Depth 300mm 200mm Weight 10kg 6Kg Packing dimensions 600(W) x 400(H) x 500(D) (mm) Packing weight 25kg Audio noise 50db
Supplied accessories
2 power cords Cube connection control ca bles User’s manual
1.1.5. Reliability and Serviceability M.T.B.F
(exclude lamp, color wheel a nd fans)
20,000 hours DMDTM chip expected life time 100,000 hours Color wheel 30,000 h ours
Fans 30,000 hours M.T.T.R Less than 60 min.
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1.1.6. Environmental condition
Temperature and humidity condition at operation
10°C – 40°C, 30% – 80% non cond ensing
Temperature and humidity condition at storage
-20°C – 50°C, 20% – 80% non condensing
1.1.7. Safety Approval
Safety approval UL1950, CSA22.2 No. 950, EN60950
EMC
FCC part15 Class A Industry Canada Class A EN55022 Class A, EN55024, EN61000-3-2 EN61000-3-3
1.1.8. Options
6-axis adjuster S-050AXI Remote controller R-FD10TX Spare lamp unit S-SH10A / S-SH10B
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1.2. Outline drawings
1.2.1. Circuit Box
(unit: mm)
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1.2.2. Optical Unit
(unit: mm)
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1.3. Control Panel
1.3.1. Outline view
1. Main power switch
2. AC socket
3. St at us LED display
4. Wired remote control in (3.5 mini jack)
5. Setup switch
6. RS-232C (D-SUB 9PIN(M))
7. Control IN (D-SUB 9PIN(F))
8. Control OUT (D-SUB 9PIN(F))
9. Digital IN ( M DR 20pin)
10. Analog IN (BNC X5) 1 1. Sync 75 ohm/1k ohm switch
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1.3.2. RS-232C terminal
Terminal: D-sub 9pi ns (male) Crossing cable should be used to connect with PC. Pin assignment:
Pin number I/O Signal
1 – N.C.(No Connection) 2 input RD (Receive Data) 3 output SD (Send Data) 4 output ER (Equipment Ready) 5 – SG (Signal Ground) 6 input DR (Data Set Ready) 7 – N.C.(No Connection) 8 – N.C.(No Connection) 9 – N.C.(No Connection)
1.3.3. Control terminal
Terminal: D-sub 9pins (fema l e) Straight cab le (male – male) should be used to connect. Pin assignment:
I/O Signal
Pin number
IN
terminal
OUT
terminalINterminal
OUT
terminal 1 input output RXB TXB 2 input output RXA TXA 3 N.C. N.C. 4 output input TXB RXB 5 output input TXA RXA 6 N.C. N.C. 7 N.C. N.C. 8GNDGND 9 input output RCIN RCOUT
1.3.4. Digital input terminal Connect to the DIGIT A L IN terminal using the DFP cable. Pin assignment:
Pin number Signal Pin number Signal
1 RXO - 11 RXC ­2 RXO + 12 RXC + 3 RXO Shield 13 RXC Shield 4 RX2 Shield 14 RX1 Shield 5 RX2 - 15 RX1 ­6 RX2 + 16 RX1 + 7 DDCSCL 17 NC 8 DDCSDA 18 SENS 9 NC 19 DDC +5V
10 NC 20 DDC GND
8 97
6
53 41 2
7 689
13 25 4
10
1
20
11
MDR20
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1.4. Dip switch setting
SW-1
No. Name ON OFF
8 RC Remote cont rol enable Rem ot e cont rol disable 7 W-PROTECT F/W writable F/W not rewritable 6 B-RATE 19,200bps 9,600bps 5 RESERVED Reserved Default 4 RESERVED Reserved Default 3 RESERVED Reserved Default 2 RESERVED Reserved Default 1 FACTORY Factory set t ing mo de Stan dard
SW-2
No. Name ON OFF
8ID5 7ID4 6ID3 5ID2 4ID1
Designating unit ID (1 to 32) (ON: 0 OFF:1) ID No. = 1x(ID1)+2x(ID2)+4x(ID3)+8x(ID4)+16x(ID5) Example: ID No.=01: ID1= OFF, ID2 to ID5= ON ID No.=32: ID1 to ID5= ON
3 422TERM1 T erminated Not terminated 2 422TERM2 T erminated Not terminated 1 RS232C RS 422 enable RS232C enable
SW-1
OFF
W-PROTECT B-RATE RESERVED
RESERVED
RC
RESERVED FACTORY
RESERVED
8
ON
7 6
5 4
3 2 1
SW-2
ID4 ID3 ID2 ID1 422TERM2
ID5
422TERM1 RS232C
OFF ON
8 7
6 5 4 3 2 1
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1.5. Buttons and functions of remote control unit
MITSUBISHI
R
G
MEM LIST
MENU1MENU2
FUNC
TEST
A
BY/C
1 2 543
6 7 098
Wired Remote Control Terminal
Connect REMOCON jack here for wired control.
Remote Control Transmitte
r
Direct this side to the set.
Illumination Button
Press to turn ON/OFF the light o
f
the remote control unit. If the remote control unit is not operated for a certain period of time, the illumination will automatically be off.
Display Button
Press to display F/W version information, etc.
MENU1 Button
Press to display adjustment menu1.
MENU2 Button
Press to display adjustment menu2.
Test Button
Press to display test patterns. Press once for adjustment white. Press twice for crosshatch. Press 3 times for blue 180. Press 4 times for gray 30. Press 5 times for full-bit white.
Normal Button
Press to reset the adjusted data, etc.
Power Button
Press to turn ON/OFF the main power.
PIC MUTE Button
Press to turn ON/OFF the picture mute.
R/G/B Button
Press to select the color for adjustment and to turn ON/OFF the monochrome picture mute.
FUNC Button
Press for expanded functions.
ESC Button
Press to return to the prior display during the menu mode.
Enter Button
Press to select and enter the item during the menu mode.
UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT Button
Press to move on the adjustment menu and to change the ad
j
ustment values.
Input Button
Press to select input signal. A: Digital B: N/A VIDEO: Analog Y/C: N/A
MEM LIST Button
Press to select the adjustment memory.
Number Buttons
Press to select the adjustment memory and to set remote ID, etc.
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1.6. LED display
LED display indicates the failure detection result such as shown in t he f ol low ing table.
LED display Failure detection
0 Fan stop 1 Lamp changer mechanical failure or no workable lamp 2 DMD control circuit failure 3 DMD control circuit failure 4 Lamp changer cont rol circuit failure 5 Internal SRAM f ai lure 6 (not defin ed) 7 Power failure n No error
Projector state display
LED display Projector state
- (Bar at center) No signal . (Dot) Stan d-by state
. (Blinking dot) During shutdown of the proj ect or
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 During startup of the projector
E While the flash memory is deleted
Displayed While the adjustment memory is updated, etc.
P While the value is written in the flash memory
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2. Adjustment menu
2.1. Remote controllable items
Mode Controllable item Memo
Boot mode invalid State that firmware is not written.
Remote control is not av ailable.
Stan d-by mode Turning on Power-off state. Only turning on
is available by remote control. Start-up process T urning off Shut down process invalid Remote cont rol is not available
for 30 seconds after shut down.
Turning off Projector information display Video memory select Picture mute Test pattern display RGB color mute Remote ID setting Picture adjustment Service adjustment
Steady state
Factory adjustment
2.2. Projector information display
DISPLAY
DISPLAYDISPLAY
DISPLAY
button
LAMP TIMER 99999H La mp o perat i ng t i me LAMP A BUSY NEW Lamp A status LAMP B STANDBY NEW Lamp B status INPUT ANALOG/DIGITAL Input select SYSTEM ID 1 – 32 Remote ID setting. Red indications when
remote ID is disable.
NO SIGNAL (ANALOG) Indicating when no signal inputs. MUTE Indicating on picture mute.
DISPLAY
DISPLAYDISPLAY
DISPLAY
+
FUNC
FUNCFUNC
FUNC
button
F/W VER H.18 Firmware version H/W VER 1.1 Hardware version SET TIMER 999999H Projector operating time LAMP A TIMER 999999H Lamp A operating time LAMP B TIMER 999999H Lamp B operating time BAUD 19200/9600 Bau d rat e sel ect ion F/W WRITABLE/
NOT WRITABLE
Firmware protection
MENU SW ON To be invisible certain items in factory menu.
2.3. Video memory select
MEM LIST
MEM LISTMEM LIST
MEM LIST
MEM LIST button (at non menu d isp lay)
MEMORY SELECT 1 Select 01 – 16 in number butt ons during 5-
second display.
2.4. Picture mute
Picture mute/ cancel
MUTE
MUTEMUTE
MUTE
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2.5. Test pattern display
Test pattern display/ cancel
TEST
Press once for adjustment white. Press twice for crosshatch. Press 3 times for blue 180. Press 4 times for gray 30. Press 5 times for full-bit white.
Test pattern display is also cancelled by pushing ESC button. If system is in the mode that you can enter service menu by ESC but t on, service menu takes precedence over test p at tern cancellation.
2.6. RGB color mute
Red color mute/ cancel
R
Green color mute/ cancel
G
Blue color mute/ cancel
B
2.7. Remote ID function
Use the remote ID to operate the remote co nt rol t ow ard specific projectors in the system. Displaying remote control operability Press
DISPLAY
button
Press
FUNC
+
DISPLAY
button
Setting to enable Press
FUNC
+ 0 + 0 enables remote control towards all projectors (default setting in turning
on). Press
FUNC
+ * + * (* stands for number button from 0 to 9) enables remote control toward specific projectors correspon d to the ID number set by dip switch. Only DI SPLAY but t on is available even when remot e I D is d isable.
REMOTE ID CLEAR
REMOTE ID ENABLE **
REMOTE ID DISABLE **
LAMP TIMER 99999H LAMP A BUSY NEW LAMP B STANDBY NEW INPUT ANALOG
SYSTEM ID 1
NO SIGNAL(ANALOG)
Red indications when remote ID is disable.
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2.8. Picture adjustment menu
Adjusting below item s in video memory. Adjusted values can be reset by
NORMAL
NORMALNORMAL
NORMAL
button.
MENU1
MENU1MENU1
MENU1
button
MEMORY 1 BRIGHT -64 – 63 (0) Brightness setting CONTRAST 0150 (100) Contrast setting WHITE BALANCE L / M / H (M) White balance selection GAMMA 0 – 4 (2) Gamma setting DITHER ON/OFF (ON) Dither on/off CSC NOR M / WH ITE / RGB (NORM) CSC selection APERTURE ON / OFF (OFF) Aperture on/off NR ON / OFF (OF F) Noise reduction on/of f
MENU2
MENU2MENU2
MENU2
button (Only when analog input is selected.)
MEMORY 1 Memory number CLOCK Sampling clock setting POSITION Position setting CLAMP Clamp position setting WHITE ADJU ST White level setting V-MASK Vertical sync mask
position setting
SEPARATE SYNC synchronizing input setti ng
CLOCK setting
DIV 1500 – 1800 (1688) Sampling clock setting FINE 0 – 127 (32) Sampling phase setting FREQ UNDER / OVER 110MHz Sampling frequency setting
POSITION setting
H-POSITION 10 – 240 (163) Horizontal position s et ting V-POSITION 3 – 60 (29) Vertica l position setting
CLAMP setting
C-POSITION 1 – 200 (80) Clamp position setting C-WIDTH 27 – 100 (40) Clamp width setting
WHITE ADJUST setting
AUTO WHITE Automatic adjustment MANUAL WHITE Manual adjustment
MANUAL WHITE setting
W-GAIN 0 – 254 (255) White gain setting R-GAIN 0 – 254 (255) Red gain setting G-GAIN 0 – 254 (255) Green gain setting B-GAIN 0 – 254 (255) Blue gain setting
V-MASK setting
V-MASK START 1024 – 1280(1066) Vertical sync noise mask start
position
V-MASK END 0 – 31(7) Vertical sync noise mask end
position
SEPARATE SYNC setting
SEPARATE SYNC YES/NO Yes: direct sync no: separate sync
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Menu tre e
MENU1
MEMORY 1
BRIGHT 0
CONTRAST 100 WHITE BALANCE M GAMMA 2 DITHER ON CSC NORM APERTURE OFF NR OFF
ENTER
ENTERENTER
ENTER
Initial ima g e
MENU1
MENU1MENU1
MENU1
ESC
ESCESC
ESC
BRIGHT 0
WHITE BALANCE M
CONTRAST 100
DITHER ON
GAMMA 2
CSC NORMAL
APERTURE OFF
NR OFF
MENU1
MENU1MENU1
MENU1
ESC
ESCESC
ESC
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