This ma nual is prepared for the maintena nce service f or EP735 Micro Portable XGA
DLP Projector. Maintenance procedures described in this manual are intended to isolate
faulty parts and replace them in the field. It also aims to serve as a guide in procuring
replace ment parts f or this product.
This ma nual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved. This product may not, in
whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, translated or reduced to any electronic or machine
rea dable form without prior written consent except for copies retained by the purcha ser f or
backup purpose.
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This ma nual includes system overview, ma jor system assembly, components’
description, and the “Trouble shooting” making explanations on how to detect errors. It also
includes a flow chart for checking or correcting faults.
No warranty or representation, either expressed or implied, is made with respect
to this documentation, its quality, performance, merchantability or fitness for
particular purpose.
No event that the vendor will be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental or
consequential damages arising out of the user or inability to use this product or
documentation.
✍ NOTICE :
The information found in this manual is subject to change without prior
notice. Any subsequent changes made to the data herein will be incorporated in
further edition.
Copyright 2001, July
All Rights Reserved
Ma nual Version 1.0
Doc.#
3-1Package Overview3-2
3-2Exploded Overview3-4
3-3Recommendation Spare Parts List3-10
4.Procedure of Disassembly4-1
4-1Disassemble Top Cover and Speaker4-2
4-2Disasse mble Main Board and DC-DC Module4-3
4-3Disassemble Engine, Formatter Board and Thermal Board4-5
4-4Disassemble Ballast Module4-8
4-5Disasse mble Fan Modules4-9
4-6Disassemble La mp Module4-11
4-7Disassemble Base Housing4-13
This manual is applied to EP735 0.7”*1 DMD XGA Micro Portable
Projector with digital imaging functionality based on Digital Micromirror
Device (DMD) technology. It’s the mode of single panel, 130 watt Compact
P-VIP lamp and 1024*768 resolution. The manual gives you a brief
description of basic technical information to help in service and maintaining
the product.
Your customers will appreciate the quick response time when you
immediately identify problems that occur with our products. We expect your
customers will appreciate the service that you offer them.
This manual is for technicians and people who have an electronic
background. Send the product back to the distributor for repairing and do not
attempt to do anything that is complex or is not mentioned in the
troubleshooting.
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1-1 Product Highlights
uOne pa nel 0.7” DMD projection syste m with 820 ANSI lumens (A verage),
75% uniformity (Min.)
u130-W att Compa ct P-VIP Lamp (user replacea ble)
uHigh efficiency cooling system with syste m acoustic noise level 38dBA (Average)
uLight weight less than 3.4 lbs
uManual focus projection zoom lens
uTrue 1024*768 resolution, True colors
uWith up, down, left, and right screen reverse
uBuilt-in full screen NTSC/PAL/SECAM video capability with S-video/composite/
component a nd HDTV terminals
uSXGA/XGA/SV GA/VGA/MAC/PC98/FM Towns compatibility with XGA
compression/pan
uAuto image re-sizing to 1024*768 full screen
uAuto detection of computer signal input
uAuto image. (Auto-tra cking/frequency/position a djustment)
uPowerful enlarge and freeze function
uAutomatically saves a djustments f or furture use
uOn-screen menu with 9 la nguages
uOn-screen lamp life timer
uOne DVI PC-data input (Including Analog and Digital RGA signal)
uBuilt-in one speaker with 2-Watt amplifier
uSelf protect (15 seconds) timer f or hot re-strike of compact P-VIP lam p
MTBFOperating :more than 10,000 hours (80% confidence level)
1-2.5 Regulation Features
RegulationFCC Part 15 Class B
CE --- Class B
VCC --- Class B
UL
CUL
TUV — GS
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FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE
This section provides the conceptual drawing about optics of projector.
You can realize optical projection system through the following diagram and
the integral part of configuration, too.
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2-1 Block Diagram
Board
Keypa d
Input
Mouse
DVI
Audio
Board
Main
Video
D-sub Output
S-V ideo
Speaker
IR Receiver
Ballast
DC to DC
Inter Lock Switch
Switch
Thermal
Board
Sensor
Board
Board
Thermal
DMD
Fan
DMD
Mirror
Projection Lens
Mirror
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Hollow Rod
Lamp
UV -IR L3
Color Wheel
Condenser
Condenser
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ADC
GCOAST
GVS
GHS
GFBK
GCLK
GBLKSPL
GRE(0..7)
GRO(0..7)
GGE(0..7)
DE
GGO(0..7)
SDA
SCL
GBE(0..7)
GBO(0..7)
Digital Receiver
GCLK
GHS
GVS
GFBK
GRE(0..7)
GGE(0..7)
DE
GBE(0..7)
Switch
Memory
Image Processor
GCOAST
GFBK
GCLK
GBLKSPL
GRE(0..7)
GRO(0..7)
GGE(0..7)
GGO(0..7)
GBE(0..7)
GBO(0..7)
GHS
GVS
Y(0..7)
UV(0..7)
Switch
BOOTWE
A(0..5)
BOOTWE
DRE(0..7)
GGE(0..7)
DBE(0..7)
TEMPER
Sta ndby
RESET
7SEC
A(0..5)
VPPEN
D(0..5)
D(0..5)
VPPEN
ROMOEN
SCL
SDA
TXD
RXD
KEY(1..7)
DCLK
MCLK
ROMOEN
ROMWEN
ROMWEN
DMD Module
DRE(0..7)
GGE(0..7)
DBE(0..7)
TEMPER
SCL
SDA
PWRGOOD
IR-ONOFF
LAMPEN
-RESET
TXD
RXD
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2-1.1 Main Board Block Diagram
Video
SCL
SDA
Audio
Y(0..7)
UV(0..7)
Speaker
±
Speaker
-RESET
PWRGOOD
IR-ONOFF
LAMPEN
RESET
Sta ndby
7SEC
DCLK
KEY(1..7)
MCLK
MIS
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2-1.2 Thermal Board Block Diagram
PHOTO
SENSOR
F AN1-13
THERMAL
SWITCH
THERMAL
SENSOR
THERMAL BOAR D Interface
3P Connector
3P Connector*3
30P Connector
to Formatter
2P Connector
4P Connector*2
14P Connector
+15VSBY
+5VSBY
+3.3VSBY
LAMPEN_OUT
DC TO DC POWER SUPPLY
Board
LAMPLIT_IN
+12V*1
+5V*2
+3.3V*2
GND
LAMPEN (RESETZ)
CWINDEX
LAMPLIT
Power on/off (only 5V, 15V)
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2-1.3 Formatter Board Block Diagram
Customer Interface Connector
HEADER
PROGRAMMING
FLASH
U13
COLOR WHEEL INDEX
VSYNCZ, RESETZ
LAMP CONTROL&STATUS
CWRSTZ
DMD CONTROL
MEMORY CONTROL B
COLOR WHEEL STATUS
CONTROL
WHEEL
COLOR
CLKIN
IIC BUS
HEADER
DOWNLOAD
HITACHI
CONTROLLER
MICRO
SYNCVAL
TFIELD
OLACT
MEMORY ADDRESS B (12)
MEMORY ADD RESS A (12)
ACTDATA
HSYNCZ
VSYNCZ
FPGA
CONTROL
BIAS/RESET CONTROL
DMD CONTROL
PBUS2
MEMORY CONTROL A
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DPF2A CONTROL
FPGA CLK
DATA(8)
U504
CONFIG/
BIAS BIN
VOLTAGE ENABLES
U6
ADDRESS(19)
PROM
SEQUENCE
+5V+12V
DRIVE
WHEEL
COLOR
CONTROL
U2
MOTOR
ALLEGRO
A
B
SDRAM
SDRAM
DMD DA T A (0..63)
INPUTCLK
DPF2A
FORMA TTER
SDRAM CLK
DMDCLK
OSC
DAT APA TH
FPGA CLK
CLOCK
VERSET GENERA TION
VCC2, VOFFSET, VBIAS
VRESET
VBIAS
VOFFSET
RESET ASIC
MBIASRST(16)
VCC2(ASIC)
VCC2 (DMD)
DATA (0..63)
0.7”XGA
DMD
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2-2 Optics
2-2.1 Conceptual Drawing
10
3
1.OSRAM Elli ptical Reflector6.Condenser Lens 2
UHP La mp 120W
Note :SW = Swap Spare Parts, CM = Consume Spare Parts. You can place an order
for swap or consume spare parts to do replacement. Or just return swap spare
parts back for repair, but consume spare parts is not acceptable for repair or
return.
SW is repairable, when its defective please return back the defective but
complete parts to swap for good parts. Regarding CM, its not repairable and you
should give the order to do replacement and discard the defective parts directly.
The recommendation spare parts list is built for the convenience of disassembly
procedure. If there is any comment or recommendatin on the item of SW or CM,
please let us know.
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70.83427.001 Base Housing Module (RMA)
51.83307.001 IO Box Cover
51.83137.001 Output Air Guide51.83139.001 Power Code Fix
85.1C227.060 Screw Pan Mech M3.5*6 Color
(W/SP Washer)
85.1A1AF.032 Screw Pan Mech #6-32*1/4
85.1A323.300 Screw Pan Mech M3*30 (Black)
85.1D122.050 Screw Pan Mech M2*5
(W/Washer w5.0)
85.4A122.024 Screw Wafer Mech M2*2.4
85.WA126.060 Screw Pan Head Tap M2.6*6
85.4A122.060 Screw Flat Mech M2*6
85.YA322.025 Screw Wafer Head Tape
M2.0*2.5 Black
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85.0A123.024 Hex Nut M3*0.5P L2.4
42.50209.011 S-VHS Cable
42.50110.002 RCA Cable 1500mm
70.83424.001 Carton Label
42.80715.001 Cable Mini Jack to RCA
1800mm
42.83403.001 Cable DVI(White) to
VGA(Blue) 1.8m
42.83404.001 Cable DVI to RCA 1.8m White
42.83405.001 Cable Power Cord AC
1.8M (US)
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42.81910.001 Y Cable Mini Din 8P to USB
A Type/D-SUB 1.8m
55.83301.001 Carton Outside Box
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45.83401.002 Remote Controller
53.83301.001 Soft Carrying Bag
51.81537.001 ESD Bag 300*400*0.1mm
55.83302.001 Carton Accessory Box
56.83301.001 Cushion
35.83403.002 Label Caution High Voltage
& Temperature
36.83402.001 Quick Start Card
Multilingual EP735
36.00012.002 Warranty Card, US for LPP
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36.00013.001 Extended Warranty Registration
Form, US for LPP
36.83401.001 Users Manual
Multilingual EP735
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Chapter 4
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PROCEDURE OF DISASSEMBLY
This section provides disassembly procedures for EP735 Micro Portable
XGA DLP Projector. Before you begin a ny of these procedures, be sure to turn
off the power, computer system, and other attached devices; then disconnect
the power cable from the electronically outlet. Moreover, when you disasse mble
the projector, be sure to put the screws in a safe place and separate them
according to grouping.
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Tools Needed :
Long Nose Nipper (Left)
Angle Cutting Ni pper (Right)
Screw Bit (+) : 107, 102, 101 (from top to bottom)
Hex Sleeves 5mm (T op)
Screw Bit (-) 101
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4-1 Disassemble Top Cover and Speaker
1
Base Housing
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Lens Cap
1
1
1.Take off Lens Cap. Unscrew three long screws on the rear side of Base Housing and one
screw beside Base Housing.
2.Lift up Top Cover and unplug three wires from Main Board to remove Top Cover.
Mylar
4
IR Receiver Board
5
IR Board W ire
2
Top Cover
2
Speaker
Speaker Holder
3.Unscrew two screws of Speaker Holders to remove Speaker.
4.Unscrew one screw on IR Receiver Board to remove IR Receiver Board and Mylar.
5.Unplug IR Board Wire.
3
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4-2 Disassemble Main Board and DC-DC Module
Main Board
M/B Mylar
2
3
IO Box Cover
1
3
1.Unscrew four screws on Main Board.
2.Disconnect the connector and re move M ain Board with IO Box Cover from
Base Housing.
3.Unscrew four hex screws to remove IO Box Cover from Main Board, and
tear off M ain Board Mylar.
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DC-DC Module
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4
4.Unscrew one screw and unplug three wire s to re move DC-DC Module.
DC-DC Board
6
DC-DC Mylar
DC-DC
Board
Holder
5
5.Unscrew two screws a nd two Hex Nuts to remove DC-DC Board Holder.
6.Tear off DC-DC Mylar.
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4-3 Disassemble Engine, Formatter Board and Thermal Board
1
1
2
1.Unplug seven wires.
2.Unscrew four screws on Eengine Module to remove Engine Modulet.
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DMD Holder Rubber
5
DMD Holder
4
3
Thermal Board
DMD
Module
4
Formatter Board
Heat Sink
6
3.Unplug one wire, then push forward a nd take of f Thermal Board.
4.Unscrew four screws of Frmatter Board, a nd unplug FPC to re move Formatter Module.
5.Remove DMD Holder Rubber and DMD Holder.
6.Unscrew two screws on DMD Heat Sink to take of f DMD Module.
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7
7.Unscrew two screws of Thermal Board Support to remove it.
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4-4 Disassemble Ballast Module
5
Ballast
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Ballast Mylar
4
2
Base Housing
1
Ballast Wire
1.Unscrew two screws a nd unplug Ballast wire.
2.Unscrew two screws on Ballast, two screws on Power Cord Fix and one screw of
Ground Plate.
2
2
Power Cord
Fix
3.Take off Bala st Module from Ba se Housing.
4.Unscrew one screw to remove Ground Plate from Balla st.
5.Unplug one wire a nd tear of f Ballast Mylar.
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4-5 Disassemble Fan Modules
Small Fa n
1
3
V ent Output
Module
2
1.Unscrew two screws to remove Small Fan Module.
2.Unscrew two screws to remove Vent Output Module.
3.Take off Vent Input Cover a nd Push Bar.
Vent
Input
Cover
3
Push Bar
4.Unscrew two screws to remove Fan Holder from samll Fan.
5.Take of f Rubber.
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5
Rubber
4
Fan Holder
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Vent Output Cover
Rubber
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6
Brushless Fan
6.Unscrew two screws to remove Brushless Fan a nd Rubber from Vent Output Cover.
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4-6 Disassemble Lamp Module
1
Lamp Holder Module
2
Lamp Repla cement Cover
1.Loose two screws to remove Lamp Repla ce ment Cover.
2.Unscrew three screws to pull out Lamp Holder Module.
Lamp Housing
4
Base Housing
3
Ar Pipe
3.Turn over Base Housing, unscrew two screws and remove Output Air Guide and Air Pipe.
4.Unscrew three screws to remove Lamp Housing.
Output Air Guide
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Lamp Housing
5.Unscrew two screws to remove Light Cut.
Fan
5
Light Cut
Blower Wind Pipe
6
7
6.Unscrew four screws to remove Blower Wind Pipe.
7.Unscrew one screw a nd one Hex Nut to remove Fan.
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4-7 Disassemble Switch Board and Thermal Sensor Board
Switch Board
1
2
Thermal
Sensor Board
Base Housing
Light Cut
Thermal Switch
Thermal Sensor Board
4
3
1.Unscrew one screw to remove Switch Board.
2.Unscrew one screw to remove one Thermal Sensor Board.
3.Unscrew one screw to remove a nother Thermal Sensor Board.
4.Unscrew one screw to remove Light Cut a nd Thermal Switch.
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FUNCTION OF BOARDS
This section provides each connector location on boards, signal and
function of each board. They will be useful for your detecting the defective
boards.
This chapter provides DMD, Screen Defects, Lamp, Lamp Driver an d
DC-DC specifications. All specifications are for your reference.
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6-1 Lamp Specifications
Operating and Measurement Conditions
wBallast typeTest conditions stable at 120W with
OSRAM PT VIP 120 AC/100-240 H ballast
wRated la mp wattage120 W (cf. note in item 1. Product Scope)
wBurner position0° to +20° (0° optical axis horizontal)
wBurning positionhorizontal
Temperature
wLamp burner Mo f oil, ba ck< 350°C
wLamp burner Mo wire< 400°C
wLamp burner Mo f oil, front< 350°C
Validation of max. permissible temperatures by reference thermocouple mea sure ment ba sed
on a reference lamp housing.
Typical Burner Characteristics (initial)
wUV-outputUV A (315-400 nm) 7 W typical
UVB (280-315 nm) < 0,1 W
UVC (248-280 nm) < 0,01 W
wUV-output through dichroic reflector(248-400 nm) 2 W typical
wTotal visible flux(400-780 nm) 30 W typical
wI R(780-2500 nm) 30 W typical
Average Lamp Life and Lumen Maintenance
wSwitching cycle3.5 hrs on 0.5 hrs off
wLa m p life time1000 hrs typical
wLamp lifeLamp output >50% of initi al lumen output
Lumens measurement as described in 2.9.
Rise Time
Rise time to 80% of the sta bilized luminous output is < 90 sec without forced convection.
Extensive cooling of the bulb during lamp run-up pha se ha s to be avoided.
Hot Restrike
If the unit has been off f or more than 60 sec. the lamp must restrike.
(Ignition voltage 20 kV +/- 3 kV)
No forced cooling is required following lamp switch-off.
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Light output
wBalla st typeTest conditions on electronic power supply
OSRAM PT VIP 120 AC/100-240 H sta ble at 120W
wStabilization ti m e5 min, without forced cooling
wLuminous flux throughapertureT yp.: 4000 lm @ 5.0 x 3.8 mm2 rect.
wrectangular apertureMin.: 3600 lm
wColor coordinates
Instructions for use
wFor lamp re placement: switch off power, disconnect mains supply, disconnect power
cord, allow lamp to rea ch room te mperature.
wThis VIP lamp operates at high pressure a nd at high te mperature and may unexpectedly
shatter.
wThis VIP lamp generates ultraviolet ra di ation which may cause skin and eye irritation
with prolonged exposure.
wThis VIP lamp must be operated only in suitably designed, enclosed fixtures which
prevent direct observation of the arc a nd will prevent lamp fragments from exiting, in
the unlikely event of a lamp rupture.
wThe burning position is 0° to +20° (0° optical axis horizontal).
wDo not touch the lamp with bare hands.
wIf necessary, lamp can be cleaned with lint free towel before operation.
wThe lamp must be operated with the OSRAM lamp driver PT VIP 120 AC/100-240 H.
wProtect lamp environment against high ignition pulse s (max. 23 kV).
wAvoid direct contact of objects to reflector cover glass.
wFast on-off-cycles will reduce lamp life.
wUse appropriate spa nner when assembling central connection.
wVisible arc instability ha s to be suppressed by optical system.
wOperate lamp only in accorda nce to UL 1950 regulations.
wThis lamp must not be operated with a broken, cracked or loose reflector or cover glass.
1
Typ. x: 0.280 +/- 0.020
Typ. y: 0.290 +/- 0.020
Disposal:For disposal of spent lamps, always consult federal, state, local and provincial
hazardous waste disposal rules and regulations to ensure proper disposal.
Caution:This lamp emits ultra violet (UV) radiation a nd operates at high pre ssure. This lamp
may only be used in enclosed fixtures that comply with UL1572. Due to the high
luminous effica cy, the UV ra di ation which the lamp emits a nd the high pre ssure
within the lamp, P-VIP â lamps may only be operated within enclosed,
purpose-built housings.
Limits on vari ability of mirror tilt half a ngle are critical in the design of the a ccompanying
optical system. Variations in tilt angle within a device may result in apparent nonuniformities, such a s line pairing and image mottling, across the projected i mage. Variations
in the average tilt a ngle between devices may result in colorimetry a nd syste m contrast
variations. The specified limits represent the tolerances of the tilt angles within a device.
Note 2 : Active Area Reflectivity
The DMD specular reflectivity is defined a s the ratio of the light incident upon the mirror
array to the light specularly reflected from it. The measure ment is made with all mirrors in
the full on state without electronic duty cycle effects (i.e. mea sure using 100% duty cycle).
The specified specular reflectivity applies to any arbitrary point on the DMD active area.
Note 3 : Window Transmittance
Double pass system .
Note 4 : Window Aperture
A shield is utilized on the interior peri meter of the window to improve system contrast and to
expose only the active area of the DMD to the projection optics. Incident light of up to 40
degrees cone half angle shall be supported without interference (active area shading) from
the window aperture. Light that falls outside the window clear aperture or outside the
specified angle will have a detrimental effect on system optical and thermal performance.
Note 5 : Thermal Performance
The DMD is designed to conduct residual heat energy to the ba ck of the package where it ca n
be removed by an appropriate heat sink. A device configured for a particular application can
be ma nufa ctured with a thermal stud de signated f or that a pplication. The heat sink and
cooling system must be capable of maintaining the package within the specified operational
temperatures. The total heat load is largely driven by the incident light a bsorbed by the
active area although other significant contributions that should be considered include light
energy absorbed by the window aperture a nd electrical input power. The portion of incident
light absorbed by the active area is determined from the active area absorption coefficient.
Optical systems should be designed so that no significant light energy falls outside the
window clear aperture as additional thermal load on the case top can damage the device.
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Note 6 : Thermal Performance
The DMD is designed to conduct residual heat energy to the ba ck of the pa ckage where it can
be removed by an appropriate heat sink. A device configured for a particular application can
be ma nufa ctured with a thermal stud de signated f or that a pplication. The heat sink and
cooling system must be capa ble of maintaining the package within the specified operational
temperatures. The total heat load is largely driven by the incident light a bsorbed by the
active area although other significant contributions that should be considered include light
energy absorbed by the window aperture a nd electrical input power. The portion of incident
light absorbed by the active area is determined from the active area absorption coef ficient.
The absorption by the window a perture is the light ne ither spectrally nor dif fusely reflected
according to the window a perture reflectivity parameters. Optical systems should be de
signed so that no significa nt light ener gy falls outside the window clear aperture as any
significa nt additional thermal loa d on the case top ca n damage the device.
P
ARAMETER
Table 2. Standard DMD Illumination Conditions
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6-3 Screen Defects
The following are the defect limits f or this product. They include DMD defects and lens
defects where the latter are visible as point or area artifacts.
6-3.1 Image Size
The projector shall be set up in the standard operating position for all evaluations in this
section. Nominal image size is 121.9 cm (48 inches) wide, a nd 91.4 cm (36 inche s) high. The picture
setting of the SOD shall be set for a linear gray scale reproduction.
* Defect Types
There are two types of defects covered in this section, optical blemishes and DMD
defects. DMD defects consist of individual mirrors which do not change state
correctly and do not reproduce the appropriate gray scale.
* DMD Defects
This includes mirrors which are stuck on (bright pixel), stuck off (dark pixel), stuck
at some arbitrary angle (gray pixel) or who change state when they are not supposed
to (twinklers). Observe the screen under a variety of conditions. Enumerate all
single defects.
* Optical Blemishes
These are defects of the lens system, including scratches and specks of dirt, which
result in noticeableor mea surable fixed variations in light intensity on the screen
other tha n the expected light intensity fall of f from the lens axis. Classify blemishes
as e ither major or minor. Minor blemishes are those which are not rea dily
noticeable on screen at a viewing distance equal to the standard setup distance of
2.895 meters.
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6-3.2 DMD Defect Limits
*Unstable Pixels
There shall be no unstable pixels (twinklers).
*Dark Pixels
Using a blue screen, level 180 out of a maximum of 255, look f or pixels and
blemishes darker than this background level. There shall be no more than
4 single dark pixels. No adjacent dark pixels are allowed.
* Bright Pixels
Using a gray screen where each primary color is set to 30 out of a
maximum of 255, look for pixels and blemishes that are brighter tha n this
background level. None are allowed.
* Optical Blemishes
Optical defects must not be large or small and concentrated to the extent
that they are easily visible.
* Minor Blemishes
Using both black and full white screens, count the number of minor
blemishes. There may not be more than 6 of these.
* Major Blemishes
There may not be any major blemishes which are easily visible at the
standard setup dista nce.
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6-4 DC-DC Specifications
Dimensions and Weight
DC-DC Converter Size70*42*27mm
DC-DC Converter Weight45g
DC-DC Converter Data
Input W attage32W50W
Power Dissipation7W1 2 W
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NormalMax .
Output V oltage13.3V
Output Current11.5A2.0A
Output V oltage25V
Output Current21.5A2.5A
Output V oltage313V
Output Current31.0A1.5A
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6-5 Lamp Driver Specifications
Dimensions and Weight
Lamp Driver Size177*50*27mm
Lamp Driver W eight240g
Lamp Driver Data
Input Voltage, normal100V to 240V AC, 50/60Hz
Input Current, normal2.0A to 0.8A
Input W attage, normal200W
Power Dissipation16W normal, 23W max.
Output Voltage1 (Lamp)85V AC rectangular
Output Current11.4A
Output Voltage2 (DC-DC)400V
Output Current20.08A
Ignition Pulse2x max. 10kVpp for max. 4s
Hot Restrike Delay60s max.
Enable-Dsable-Enable Cycle15s min.
Switch off Lam p Voltage115V1 10-120V
Cooling MethodForced air cooling at 1m/s mini m um
Thermal ProtectionT1 switch point 90oC +/- 5oC
Electrical ProtectionShort cut + output /- output for max. 10s
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no protection for short to GND
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Environmental Requirements for Lamp and Lamp Driver
Ambient T emperatureOperating :10oC to 40oC
Non-operating :-20oC to 70oC
HumidityOperating :5% to 95% relative, non-condensing
Non-operating :5% to 95% relative, non-condensing
AltitudeOperating :max. 10,000ft (3,000m) @ 40oC
Non-operating :max. 40,000ft @ 70oC
V ibrationOperating :random, standalone 0.015g2/Hz
5Hz to 1000Hz, all primary axis,
30 minutes per orientation
Non-operating :sine, standalone Q[5 1G control,
5Hz to 500Hz, all three primary axis,
5 minutes sweep rate
ShockOperating :standalone 50g 11ms half sine pulse,
all primary axis, three shocks per
orientation
Note : Lamp mounting must ensure the a.m. vibration and shock conditions.
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Chapter 7
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TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE
This chapter provides technicians and people who have an electronic
background a primary description about maintaining the product. Moreover,
you can get the appropriate operation to solve some complicated problems
of component repairing and professional problems.
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7-1 Equipment Needed
tEP735
tDVI to VGA Cable, Power Cord
tPC (Personal Computer)
tAudio Input, Video Input
tScrew Drivers
7-2 Main Procedure
Start
Connect Power cord, analog or
digital signal and audio signal,
then turn power on
Is Lamp light on ?
Yes
Is Image OK ?
Yes
Is function ok ?
Yes
No
No
No
A. Power
Troubleshooting
B. Image Performa nce
Troubleshooting
C. Function
Troubleshooting
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Is Audio OK ?
Yes
Is Remote
Control OK?
Yes
No Fault Found
End
No
No
D. Audio
Troubleshooting
E. Remote Control
Troubleshooting
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7-2.1 A. Power Troubleshooting
Start
Is LED
indicator
OK ?
Yes
Is Fa n working ?
Yes
Is Lamp lit ?
Yes
End
No
No
No
Check
power cord
& input power
voltage
Supply
AC power
Change
DC-DC
Change
Main Board
No
No
No
Yes
Cha nge
Fan
Module
Cha nge
Ballast
Lamp
Housing asse mbly
OK ?
Yes
Cha nge
DC-DC
No
Cha nge
M/B
No
Change
Ballast
No
Reassembly
lamp Housing
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7-2.2 B. Performance Troubleshooting
Start
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Have image ?
Yes
Have garbage
pattern ?
No
Uniformity OK ?
Yes
Is color OK ?
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Cha nge
M/B
Cha nge
M/B
Cha nge
Engine Module
Color Adjust
Procedure
* Note 1
No
No
Change
DMD Module
Change
DMD Module
No
Cha nge
M/B
No
Cha nge
DMD
Module
No
Optical
Engine
Dot defect isn’t
compliant with the
spec.?
No
Have line bar ?
No
Have noise ?
No
End
Yes
Yes
Yes
Change
DMD Module
Adjust
frequency
Adjust
tracking
No
No
Cha nge
M/B
Cha nge
M/B
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Color Adjust Procedure :
Notice : PC shall run R.G.B. gray scale pattern (3:169 pattern) of DMU Program.
1.Press menu button and power on simultaneously. Hold menu button until Optoma logo
shows on the screen.
2.Press menu button again and OSD will appear on the screen.
3.Choose service function.
4.Choose “displaying hours” function.
5.Press “-”, “+” and “-” buttons in turn.
6.Press “+” or “-” button to adjust.
✎ Note 1 : It may need to be used when you replace Main Board or Optical Engine alone.
7-2.3 C. Function Troubleshooting
Start
Does OSD
show up ?
Yes
Ca n function
be a djusted ?
Yes
No
No
Is KeyPad
Board OK ?
No
Cha nge
KeyPa d board
Change
Main board
Yes
Is Remote
Controller
OK ?
No
Cha nge
battery
No
Cha nge
Remote
Controller
Yes
Change
Main board
End
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7-2.4 D. Audio Troubleshooting
Start
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Ca n hear
sound ?
Yes
Sound is clear
without noise ?
Yes
End
No
No
Cha nge
Main board
Change
Speaker
7-2.5 E. Remote Control Troubleshooting
Start
No
Cha nge
Speaker
Replace
the battery
No
Cha nge Remote
Controller
No
Cha nge Keypad
No
Cha nge M/B
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
End
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Chapter 8
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FUNCTION TEST AND ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
This chapter provides equipment, conditions, patterns, and procedure
needed for Function Test and Alignment. It also includes compatible modes.
All information is for your reference.
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8-1 Equipment Needed
✑ IBM PC with XGA resolution (Color V ideo Signal & Pattern Generator)
✑ VCR with Multi-system(NTSC/PAL/SECAM)
✑ Chroma meter Minolta CL-100
✑ Hi-Pot
VCR with Multi-system
Hi-Pot
(NTSC/PAL/SECAM)
8-2 Test Condition
✑ Circumstance Brightness : Dark room less than 60 lux
✑ Inspection Distance : 2.0m
✑ Screen Size : 60 inches diagonal (wide)
✑ Before function test and alignment, each EP735 should be run-in a nd warmed-up
for at least 30mins with f ollowing conditions.
In room temperature
With cycled display colors (R,G,B,White)
With cycled display mode s
Fine Line Morie Pattern (Figure 1) Contrast & Brightness (Figure 2)
R. Color Pattern (Figure 3) G. Color Pattern (Figure 4)
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B. Color Pattern (Figure 5) Full White Pattern (Figure 6)
Dark Pattern (Figure 7) Gary 30 Pattern (Figure 8)
Blue 180 Pattern (Figure 9) Boundary Frame (Figure 10)
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8-4 Inspection Procedure
8-4.1 RESET
Please press “Menu” button on the projector panel to enter “Factory Reset” Function
then choose “YES” and press “Enter” to see if it works. This action will allow you to erase
all end-user’s settings and restore the original factory setting.