Prismasonic HD-6000M Setup Instructions
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Setup Instructions
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Carefully remove and unwrap all the
contents of box. Referring to the parts
list, make sure you have everything
needed to proceed with the installation
of the lens. If any parts are missing,
contact Prismasonic immediately.
Inspect the lens to make sure there are
no shipping defects. If you notice a
problem with the lens itself, or the lens’
mechanical system, contact Prismasonic
immediately.
Parts list:
Lens Unit
Shipping Rail (2 pcs)
Stand Plate
Stand Rail (4 pcs)
Stand Rail Extenders (4 pcs)
Slide Lock (4 pcs)
L-Wrench 2, mm
L-Wrench 3, mm
L-Wrench 4, mm
L-Wrench 5, mm
Black Cap (2 pcs)
Skt Cap Screw, M6 x 10 (6 pcs)
Instruction Manual
Anamorphic Lens
HD-6000M
Bringing the lens into the use:
Flip the lens unit with shipping rails upside
down on a table. By using the L-wrench, 5 mm
carefully remove the delivery lock screws of
large lens from the bottom plate (Fig 1-a). After
this release the two upper screws of front
element (Fig 1-b) by using the L-wrench, 3mm.
STEP 2
Remove the bottom plate (Fig 2) of housing by
releasing the four screws on the bottom plate
(Fig 1-c). Now carefully take off the plastic cover
coats from both sides of both lense s. Remove
also the cover coats from both IR win dows of
motor box.
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Fig 2
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STEP 3
Insert the bottom plate back to the housing and
prepare to affix the four screws (Fig 3-a) with L-
wrench 3mm. Tighten the screws securely. Also
insert the black caps into the slot of bottom plate
(Fig 3-b).
Now also attach the two cap screws of front plate
back to their places (Fig 3-c).
Anamorphic Lens
HD-6000M
Setup Instructions
Anamorphic Lens
HD-6000M
Setup Instructions
Anamorphic Lens
HD-6000M
STEP 4
Flip the lens unit back upright . Remove the cover
of spring box by releasing the four cap screws
using the L-wrench 3 mm (Fig 4-a).
After this, using the L-wrench, 4 mm, remove th e
both shipping rails, shown with arrows in a Fig 4,
by releasing t he each cap screw, M6 x 10,
locating under the spring cover (Fig 4-b).
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STEP 5
Now, refer to Fig 5, attach the four stand rails to
stand plate with cap screws, M6 x 10. Make sure
the 12 mm Ø rails and 15 mm Ø rails are placed to
the correct spots on a stand plate. Tighten screws
in the slots of stand plate securely using the L -
wrench, 4 mm.
in this step also insert the four slide locks to their
places on a stand rails 15 mm Ø. Make sure the
each lock pair is in a same plane on a rail. The final
positions to the locks will be defined by yo ur setup,
and thus they may need to be repositioned later,
when setting up the system.
NOTE: Some setups may need an extra height to the
slide travel. In order to extend the travel, use the rail
extenders of main rails (Fig 5). The set of extension
rails increases the slide travel for 4.5 cm. The each
extension rail is screwed securely into the main rail,
after which it is working as a single, longer stand rail.
Fig 5
STEP 6
Now very carefully set the lens unit onto the
stand plate with stand rails exactly as presented
in Fig 6, so that 12 mm Ø rails go through the
linear bearings of lens drums on sides. Referring to
Fig 6, turn the upper slide locks aside from the
lens when inserting the lens, and let the lens slide
down onto the lower pair of slide locks. Connect
the lens unit to f our rai ls with cap screws, M6 x 10
(Fig 6-a). Tighten the screws securely using the L wrench, 4 mm.
Finally attach the spring cover back with four cap
screws using the L-wrench, 3 mm (Fig 6-b).
Your lens is now ready for setting up !
Fig 7
STEP 7
Make sure the projector is turned on. It is
helpful to have a picture that fills the entire
panel of 16:9 projector. With a 2.40:1 source
material the vertical expand is good to be
performed to the picture at this step (Fig 7).
Now carefully adjust the focus of projector.
Also make sure the image is symmetrically in
the center of the 2.40:1 screen.
Setting up the system:
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