Sony SRX-T105, SRX-T110 User Manual
Data Projector
4-115-586-11 (2)
Installation Manual for Dealers
WARNING
This manual is intended for qualified service personnel only.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, do not perform any servicing other
than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
SRX-T110
SRX-T105
© 2008 Sony Corporation
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overview
Precautions ......................................................................................4
About the Optional Accessories ....................................................5
Chapter 2 Installation and Connections
About the Display Mode..................................................................6
Projection Distance Charts.............................................................7
Before Installation .........................................................................11
About the Mounting Platform ............................................................. 11
Positioning the Projector towards the Screen...................................... 11
Installing Lamp Houses ................................................................12
Attaching the Lens ........................................................................12
Using the Optional Input Board....................................................14
Attaching the Exhaust Duct Adaptor ...........................................15
Connecting the Projector..............................................................16
Connecting a Computer Equipped with a DVI-D Connector.............. 16
Connecting with a Computer Equipped with an Analog RGB
Connector................................................................................... 17
Connecting with HD-SDI Equipment ................................................. 17
Connecting with Component/Video GBR Equipment ........................ 18
Connecting the AC Power Cord ...................................................18
Installing the SRX Controller ........................................................19
Setting the Projector .....................................................................20
Displaying the SETTING Window ..................................................... 20
Owner Information .............................................................................. 20
Date & Time........................................................................................ 20
Network ............................................................................................... 21
Mail Report.......................................................................................... 21
PC Communication ............................................................................. 22
SNMP .................................................................................................. 22
Profile .................................................................................................. 23
Chapter 3 Adjustments and Settings Using the SRX Controller
Displaying the Control Function Menu Window .........................24
PICTURE CONTROL Window .......................................................25
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Table of Contents
Board ................................................................................................... 25
Input Source ........................................................................................ 25
Signal Info (Information) .................................................................... 26
Signal Adjust ....................................................................................... 26
COLOR/FRAME Window ...............................................................27
Board ................................................................................................... 27
Color.................................................................................................... 27
Frame Adjust ....................................................................................... 28
INSTALLATION Window................................................................28
LENS CONTROL ............................................................................... 28
ELECTRIC V SHIFT FUNCTION..................................................... 28
SIRCS.................................................................................................. 29
IMAGE FLIP....................................................................................... 29
PROGRESSIVE DISPLAY MODE ................................................... 29
SQUEEZE ........................................................................................... 29
LAMP POWER................................................................................... 29
LAMP SELECT .................................................................................. 29
TEST PATTERN ................................................................................ 30
SERVICE Window ..........................................................................30
Displaying the SERVICE Window ..................................................... 30
WHITE BALANCE ............................................................................ 30
REGISTRATION ADJUST ................................................................ 31
LAMP TIMER RESET ....................................................................... 31
INTERPOLATION ............................................................................. 31
COLOR SPACE CONVERTER ......................................................... 31
VERSION INFORMATION............................................................... 31
Correcting the Color Characteristics (Color Space Converter) 32
Input Signals And Adjustable/Setting Items ...............................34
Chapter 4 Others
Lamp Life........................................................................................35
Error Messages..............................................................................36
Dimensions ....................................................................................38
External Dimensions ........................................................................... 38
Mounting Platform Dimensions .......................................................... 39
Necessary Clearance for Installation and Maintenance ...................... 41
Displayed Image Size in Multiple Screen Mode ..........................42
Index ...............................................................................................43
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Overview
Overview
Precautions
On safety
• Operate the unit on 200 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz (SRXT110), or 100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz (SRX-T105).
• Should any liquid or solid object fall into the cabinet,
unplug the unit and have it checked by Sony dealer
before operating it further.
• Unplug the unit from the wall outlet or set the power
switch to the lower position if it is not to be used for
several days.
• To disconnect the cord, pull it out by the plug. Never pull
the cord itself.
• The wall outlet should be near the unit and easily
accessible.
• The unit is not disconnected from the AC power source
(mains) as long as it is connected to the wall outlet and
the power switch is set to the upper position.
• Do not look into the lens while the lamp is on.
• Do not place your hand or objects near the ventilation
holes. The air coming out is hot.
• Have at least four people carry and handle the projector,
to avoid accidents or injury.
• Avoid using an extension cord with a low voltage limit,
as it may cause short-circuiting and physical injury.
• To carry the projector, be sure to use the carrying
handles. Do not hold other parts of the projector,
especially the lens, nor catch your finger between the
handle, floor, and the projector.
• Do not catch your finger between the unit and surface of
the floor when moving the projector installed on the
floor.
• Be careful not to catch your finger in the cooling fan.
• Since an intense light has come out of this projector from
the front, do not stand on the front of a projector for a
long time.
On installation
• Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat
build-up. Do not place the unit on surfaces (rugs,
Chapter
blankets, etc.) or near materials (curtains, draperies) that
may block the ventilation holes. Leave space of more
than 100 cm (39
projector. Be aware that room heat rises to the ceiling;
check that the temperature near the installation location
is not excessive.
• Install the projector on the floor or hang it from the
ceiling. Any other installation causes a malfunction such
as color irregularity or a shorten lamp life.
• Do not install the unit in a location near heat sources
such as radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to
direct sunlight, excessive dust or humidity, mechanical
vibration or shock.
• To avoid moisture condensation, do not install the unit in
a location where the temperature may rise rapidly.
On illumination
• To obtain the best picture, the front of the screen should
not be exposed to direct lighting or sunlight.
• Ceiling-mounted spot lighting is recommended. Use a
cover over fluorescent lamps to avoid lowering the
contrast ratio.
• Cover any windows that face the screen with opaque
draperies.
• It is desirable to install the projector in a room where
floor and walls are not of light-reflecting material. If the
floor and walls are of reflecting material, it is
recommended that the carpet and wall paper be changed
to a dark color.
On preventing internal heat build-up
After turning off the power, the cooling fan runs for about
10 minutes while the STATUS LAMP indicator flashes
green.
Caution
The projector is equipped with ventilation holes (intake) at
the front, upper side and right side, and ventilation holes
(exhaust) at the rear and upper side.
Do not block or place anything near these holes, or internal
heat build-up may occur, causing picture degradation or
damage to the projector.
3
/8 inches) between the wall and the
1
4
Precautions
On lamp break
Should the lamp explode, it is dangerous to be near the
ventilation holes for exhaust. Keep at least 2 m (approx.
6.6 feet) (page 41) away from the projector’s ventilation
holes for exhaust.
Note
If someone is likely to enter the dangerous area, attach the
LKRA-001 exhaust duct adaptor to the projector and
install the exhaust duct.
On cleaning
• To keep the cabinet looking new, periodically clean it
with a soft cloth. Stubborn stains may be removed with
a cloth lightly dampened with a mild detergent solution.
Never use strong solvents, such as thinner, benzene, or
abrasive cleansers, since these will damage the cabinet.
• Avoid touching the lens. To remove dust on the lens, use
a soft dry cloth. Do not use a damp cloth, detergent
solution, or thinner.
On repacking
Save the original shipping carton and packing material;
they will come in handy if you ever have to ship your unit.
For maximum protection, repack your unit as it was
originally packed at the factory.
On prohibiting continuous lighting
Continuously lighting the Xenon lamp for 24 hours will
reduce approximately half of its lamp life. Be sure to off
the lamp for an hour or more after continuously lighting for
24 hours.
To light the lamp continuously for 24 hours, it is
recommended to use the lamps alternately. To use the
lamps alternately, select “User-Defined” in “Single” (page
29) under “LAMP SELECT” in the INSTALLATION
window and set the time.
For better image projection
Uniformity may change according to the setting
environment. It is recommended to adjust the uniformity
during setting and adjustment using the optional tool kit
(PCAT). As uniformity may change with each use, it is
recommended to adjust the uniformity regularly
(approximately once every two times the lamp is
replaced).
About the Optional Accessories
Chapter 1 Overview
The projection lamps of this projector are provided as
optional accessories. Install the lamp houses to the
projector according to your model.
For versatile use of the projector, the optional accessories
mentioned below can be used with the projector. Select to
use them according to your system requirements.
For details on optional accessories, refer to the relevant
operating instructions.
Lamp house
• LKRX-B110 projection lamp house for SRX-T110
• LKRX-B105 projection lamp house for SRX-T105
Lamp for replacement
• LKRX-110 projection lamp for SRX-T110
• LKRX-105 projection lamp for SRX-T105
Projection lens
• LKRL-Z115 1.48- to 1.81-times zoom lens
• LKRL-Z117 1.72- to 2.39-times zoom lens (with zoom/
focus memory function)
• LKRL-Z119 1.81- to 2.94-times zoom lens (with zoom/
focus memory function)
• LKRL-Z122 2.23- to 4.03-times zoom lens (with zoom/
focus memory function)
• LKRL-Z140 3.81- to 7.12-times zoom lens
• LKRL-90 0.9-times fixed focus lens
Input board
• LKRI-001 analog input board
• LKRI-002 HD-SDI (4:2:2) input board
• LKRI-003 HD-SDI/DC-SDI (4:4:4) input board
• LKRI-004 DVI interface board
• LKRI-005 HDCP DVI board
Exhaust duct adaptor
LKRA-001 8-inch exhaust duct adaptor
Note
For purchase of the kit, contact your Sony dealer.
When LKRA-001 is attached, be sure to use an external
fan with the specified air flow. If the projector does not
exhaust enough heat, the projector becomes hot. This may
cause damage to the parts in the projector.
For details on the air flow specification of the external fan,
refer to the Installation Instructions of LKRA-001.
About the Optional Accessories
5
Installation and
Connections
Chapter 2 Installation and Connections
About the Display Mode
The displayed image on the screen varies with the signal
input as illustrated below.
When projecting a 4096-pixel (4K × 2K)
image at the maximum horizontal picture
element
2160 pixel
Chapter
When projecting a 2880-pixel (aspect ratio
4:3) image at the maximum horizontal
picture element
Black bands are displayed on the right and left sides.
4
2880 pixel
2
2160 pixel
3
4096 pixel
When projecting a 3840-pixel (aspect ratio
16:9) image at the maximum horizontal
picture element
Black bands are displayed on the right and left sides.
128 pixel 128 pixel
16
9
3840 pixel
2160 pixel
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About the Display Mode
Projection Distance Charts
Screen
Center of screen
Center of lens
A:Distance between the floor and the feet of the projector
A = B – 320 mm (12
5
/8 inches)
B: Distance between the floor and the center of screen
5
L
/8 inches)
A
320 mm (12
B
The alphabetical characters in this section indicate the following measurements:
W: Screen width (unit: mm)
D: Screen diagonal length (unit: inch)
L(min): Minimum distance between the center of lens and screen
L(max): Maximum distance between the center of lens and screen
H: Screen height (different from the aspect ratio of the projected image)
The distance between the lens and the screen varies depending on the attached lens, type of the input signal or size of the
projected image. Choose the most suitable distance (L) depending on the screen size (W or D).
The formula for calculating the projection distance from the screen width (W, unit: mm) is as follows:
Type of lens Projection distance calculation
formula when inputting a 4K × 2K
signal
L(min) L(max) L(min) L(max) L(min) L(max)
LKRL-Z115 1.48 × W 1.81 × W 1.57 × W 1.93 × W 2.11 × W 2.57 × W
LKRL-Z117 1.72 × W 2.39 × W 1.83 × W 2.55 × W 2.45 × W 3.40 × W
LKRL-Z119 1.81 × W 2.94 × W 1.93 × W 3.14 × W 2.57 × W 4.18 × W
LKRL-Z122 2.23 × W 4.03 × W 2.38 × W 4.30 × W 3.17 × W 5.73 × W
LKRL-Z140 3.81 × W 7.12 × W 4.06 × W 7.59 × W 5.42 × W 10.13 × W
LKRL-90 0.9 × W 0.96 × W 1.28 × W
Projection distance calculation
formula when inputting a 16:9
signal
Projection distance calculation
formula when inputting a 4:3
signal
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The formula for calculating the projection distance from the screen diagonal length (D, unit: inch) is as follows:
Type of lens Projection distance calculation
formula when inputting a 4K × 2K
signal
L(min) L(max) L(min) L(max) L(min) L(max)
LKRL-Z115 1.31 × D 1.60 × D 1.36 × D 1.67 × D 1.67 × D 2.05 × D
LKRL-Z117 1.55 × D 2.15 × D 1.65 × D 2.30 × D 2.21 × D 3.06 × D
LKRL-Z119 1.63 × D 2.65 × D 1.74 × D 2.83 × D 2.31 × D 3.76 × D
LKRL-Z122 2.01 × D 3.63 × D 2.13 × D 3.86 × D 2.85 × D 5.16 × D
LKRL-Z140 3.43 × D 6.41 × D 3.65 × D 6.83 × D 4.88 × D 9.12 × D
LKRL-90 0.81 × D 0.86 × D 1.15 × D
Projection distance calculation
formula when inputting a 16:9
signal
Projection distance calculation
formula when inputting a 4:3
signal
The projection distance (L) that is decided by the screen width (W) is as shown below.
For the projection distance charts of the optional lenses not mentioned below, refer to the mounting instructions supplied
with each lens.
Projection Distance Charts
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Using the LKRL-Z115 projection lens
When projecting a 4096-pixel (4K × 2K) image at the maximum horizontal picture element
W 4500
1
(177
L(min) 6554
(258)
L(max) 8056
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a)
H1
b)
H2
(317
2373
(93
1883
(74
3
1
1
/7)
/8)
mm:
L (min) = (W – 79.675) / 0.67446 L (max) = (W – 63.762) / 0.55067
H1 = W × 0.52730 H2 = W × 0.41840
inch:
L (min) = (W – 3.1368) / 0.67446 L (max) = (W – 2.5103) / 0.55067
H1 = W × 0.52730 H2 = W × 0.41840
a)
Screen height when projecting a 4096 × 2160-pixel (4K single screen) image on the screen.
b)
Screen height when projecting a 4096 × 1714-pixel (aspect ratio 2.39:1) image on the screen.
/5)
/6)
5000
6
/7)
(196
7295
2
/9)
(287
8964
(353)
2637
(103 4/5)
2092
(82 3/8)
6000
2
/9)
(236
8778
(345 3/5)
10780
(424 2/5)
3164
(124 4/7)
2510
(98 5/6)
7000
3
/5)
(275
10261
(404)
12596
(496)
3691
(145 1/3)
2929
(115 1/3)
8000
(315)
11743
(462 1/3)
14412
(567 2/5)
4219
(166)
3347
(131 7/9)
9000
1
/3)
(354
13226
(520 5/7)
16228
(638 8/9)
4746
(186 6/7)
3766
(148 1/4)
10000
5
/7)
(393
14709
(579)
18044
(710 2/5)
5273
(207 5/8)
4184
(164 3/4)
12000
4
(472
17674
(695 5/6)
21676
(853 2/5)
6328
(249 1/7)
5021
(197 2/3)
/9)
14000
1
/6)
(551
20639
(812 4/7)
25308
(996 3/8)
7383
(290 2/3)
5858
(230 5/8)
Unit: mm
(inches)
16000
(630)
23605
(929 1/3)
28940
(1139 3/8)
8438
(332 1/5)
6695
(263 4/7)
When projecting a 3840-pixel (aspect ratio 16:9) image at the maximum horizontal picture element
Unit: mm
(inches)
W 4500
(177
L(min) 7001
(275 5/8)
L(max) 8600
(338
H1
H2
a)
b)
2531
(99
2432
(95
2
3
1
4
/3)
/4)
/6)
/7)
5000
6
(196
/7)
7791
(306 3/4)
9568
(376 5/7)
2813
(110 3/4)
2703
(106 2/5)
6000
2
(236
/9)
9373
(369)
11505
(453)
3375
(132 7/8)
3243
(127 2/3)
7000
3
(275
/5)
10955
(431 2/7)
13442
(529 2/9)
3938
(155)
3784
(149)
8000
(315)
12537
(493 4/7)
15379
(605 1/2)
4500
(177 1/6)
4324
(170 1/4)
9000
1
(354
/3)
14118
(555 5/6)
17316
(681 3/4)
5063
(199 1/3)
4865
(191 1/2)
10000
5
(393
/7)
15700
(618 1/9)
19253
(758)
5625
(221 1/2)
5405
(212 4/5)
12000
4
(472
/9)
18863
(742 2/3)
23127
(910 1/2)
6750
(265 3/4)
6486
(255 3/8)
14000
1
(551
/6)
22027
(867 1/5)
27000
(1063)
7875
(310)
7568
(298)
16000
(630)
25190
(991 3/4)
30874
(1215 1/2)
9000
(354 1/3)
8649
(340 1/2)
mm:
L (min) = (W – 73.944) / 0.63223 L (max) = (W – 59.873) / 0.51629
H1 = W × 0.56250 H2 = W × 0.54050
inch:
L (min) = (W – 2.9112) / 0.63223 L (max) = (W – 2.3572) / 0.51629
H1 = W × 0.56250 H2 = W × 0.54050
a)
Screen height when projecting a 3840 × 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 16:9) image.
b)
Screen height when projecting a 3996 × 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 1.85:1) image.
When projecting a 2880-pixel (aspect ratio 4:3) image at the maximum horizontal picture element
Unit: mm
(inches)
W 3500
(137
L(min) 7271
(286
L(max) 8922
(351 1/4)
4
1
/5)
/4)
4000
1
(157
/2)
8326
(327 4/5)
10213
(402)
4500
1
(177
/6)
9381
(369 1/3)
11504
(453)
5000
6
(196
/7)
10436
(410 8/9)
12795
(503 3/4)
6000
2
(236
/9)
12547
(494)
15377
(605 2/5)
7000
(275
14657
(577)
17959
(707)
3
/5)
8000
(315)
16767
(660 1/8)
20541
(808 5/7)
9000
1
(354
/3)
18878
(743 1/5)
23123
(910 1/3)
10000
5
(393
/7)
20988
(826 2/7)
25705
(1012)
12000
(472
25208
(992 4/9)
30869
(1215 1/3)
4
/9)
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Projection Distance Charts
W 3500
a)
H
(137
2625
(103
4
1
/5)
/3)
4000
1
/2)
(157
3000
(118 1/9)
4500
1
/6)
(177
3375
(132 7/8)
5000
6
/7)
(196
3750
(147 2/3)
6000
2
/9)
(236
4500
(177 1/6)
7000
3
/5)
(275
5250
(206 2/3)
8000
(315)
6000
(236 2/9)
9000
1
/3)
(354
6750
(265 3/4)
10000
(393
7500
(295 2/7)
mm: L (min) = (W – 54.449) / 0.47387 L (max) = (W – 44.662) / 0.38729 H = W × 0.75000
inch: L (min) = (W – 2.1436) / 0.47387 L (max) = (W – 1.7583) / 0.38729 H = W × 0.75000
a)
Screen height when projecting a 2880 × 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 4:3) image.
Using the LKRL-Z140 projection lens
When projecting a 4096-pixel (4K × 2K) image at the maximum horizontal picture element
W 4500
1
(177
/6)
L(min) 16937
4
(666
/5)
L(max) 31943
3
(1257
/5)
H1
H2
a)
b)
2373
(93
1883
(74
3
/7)
1
/8)
mm:
L (min) = (W + 65.304) / 0.26955 L (max) = (W + 33.615) / 0.14193
H1 = W × 0.52730 H2 = W × 0.41840
inch:
L (min) = (W + 2.5710) / 0.26955 L (max) = (W + 1.3234) / 0.14193
H1 = W × 0.52730 H2 = W × 0.41840
a)
Screen height when projecting a 4096 × 2160-pixel (4K single screen) image.
b)
Screen height when projecting a 4096 × 1714-pixel (aspect ratio 2.39:1) image.
5000
6
(196
/7)
18792
(739 5/6)
35466
(1396 2/7)
2637
(103 4/5)
2092
(82 3/8)
6000
2
(236
/9)
22502
(885 8/9)
42512
(1673 2/3)
3164
(124 4/7)
2510
(98 5/6)
7000
3
(275
/5)
26212
(1032)
49558
(1951)
3691
(145 1/3)
2929
(115 1/3)
8000
(315)
29922
(1178)
56604
(2228 1/2)
4219
(166)
3347
(131 7/9)
9000
1
(354
/3)
33632
(1324)
63649
(2505 7/8)
4746
(186 6/7)
3766
(148 1/4)
5
/7)
(393
(1470 1/7)
(2783 2/7)
(207 5/8)
(164 3/4)
12000
(472
9000
(354 1/3)
Unit: mm
(inches)
10000
5
/7)
37342
70695
5273
4184
4
/9)
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When projecting a 3840-pixel (aspect ratio 16:9) image at the maximum horizontal picture element
Unit: mm
(inches)
W 4500
1
(177
/6)
L(min) 18062
(711)
L(max) 34047
(1340 3/7)
H1
H2
a)
b)
2531
(99
2432
(95
2
/3)
3
/4)
mm:
L (min) = (W + 61.345) / 0.25254 L (max) = (W + 31.485) / 0.13310
H1 = W × 0.56250 H2 = W × 0.54050
inch:
L (min) = (W + 2.4152) / 0.25254 L (max) = (W + 1.2396) / 0.13310
H1 = W × 0.56250 H2 = W × 0.54050
a)
Screen height when projecting a 3840 × 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 16:9) image.
b)
Screen height when projecting a 3996 × 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 1.85:1) image.
5000
6
(196
/7)
20042
(789)
37803
(1488 1/3)
2813
(110 3/4)
2703
(106 2/5)
6000
2
(236
/9)
24002
(945)
45317
(1784 1/8)
3375
(132 7/8)
3243
(127 2/3)
7000
(275
27961
(1100
52830
(2080)
3938
(155)
3784
(149)
3
/5)
5
/6)
8000
(315)
31921
(1256 3/4)
60343
(2375 3/4)
4500
(177 1/6)
4324
(170 1/4)
9000
1
(354
/3)
35881
(1412 5/8)
67857
(2671 1/2)
5063
(199 1/3)
4865
(191 1/2)
10000
5
(393
39841
(1568 1/2)
75370
(2967 1/3)
5625
(221 1/2)
5405
(212 4/5)
/7)
Projection Distance Charts
9
When projecting a 2880-pixel (aspect ratio 4:3) image at the maximum horizontal picture element
W 3500
4
(137
/5)
L(min) 18759
(738 1/2)
L(max) 35266
2
/5)
(1388
a)
H
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2625
(103
1
/3)
mm: L (min) = (W + 45.494) / 0.18900 L (max) = (W + 23.598) / 0.09992 H = W × 0.75000
inch: L (min) = (W + 1.7911) / 0.18900 L (max) = (W + 0.92905) / 0.09992 H = W × 0.75000
a)
Screen height when projecting a 2880 × 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 4:3) image.
4000
1
(157
/2)
21404
(842 2/3)
40270
(1585 3/7)
3000
(118 1/9)
4500
1
(177
/6)
24050
(946 5/6)
45274
(1782 4/9)
3375
(132 7/8)
5000
6
(196
/7)
26695
(1051)
50278
(1979 1/2)
3750
(147 2/3)
6000
2
(236
/9)
31986
(1259 1/3)
60287
(2373 1/2)
4500
(177 1/6)
7000
3
(275
/5)
37277
(1467 3/5)
70295
(2767 1/2)
5250
(206 2/3)
Unit: mm
(inches)
8000
(315)
42568
(1676)
80303
(3161 5/9)
6000
(236 2/9)
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Projection Distance Charts
Vertical positioning (side view)
Before Installation
Necessary clearance for installation and
maintenance
For maintenance service and to prevent internal heat buildup, be sure to provide enough room around the projector
when it is installed.
For details, see “Necessary Clearance for Installation and
Maintenance” (page 41)
About the Mounting Platform
This projector can be installed at an angle of ± 90 degrees.
To install at ± 90 degrees angle, attach a mounting
platform that can return to the normal angle as shown in
the figure below to this projector.
The mounting platform is not available as an optional
accessory. Prepare the mounting platform shown in
“Mounting Platform Dimensions” (page 39).
Adjustable range with lens
Screen
Center of lens
shift feature
Horizontal positioning (top view)
Screen
Center of lens
Chapter 2 Installation and Connections
Mounting platform
Note
Leave some
space
Attach the optional LKRA-001 exhaust duct adaptor when
installing at ± 90 degrees angle. When attaching the
adaptor, be sure to provide enough room for smooth
exhaust flow and take care not to bend the duct.
Positioning the Projector towards the Screen
Install the projector so that the center of the lens is between
the bottom edge and the top edge of the screen. You can
move the picture position vertically by half of the screen
vertical size using the lens shift adjustment.
Before Installation
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Installing Lamp Houses
Attaching the Lens
The lamps for the light source of the projector are not
installed in the factory.
Depending on the model, install the optional lamp houses
into the projector.
• LKRX-B110 projection lamp house for SRX-T110
• LKRX-B105 projection lamp house for SRX-T105
Chapter 2 Installation and Connections
For the lamp house installation method, refer to the
operating instructions supplied with each lamp house.
Attach one of the optional lenses to the projector according
to your purpose.
The procedure below describes how to attach the following
lenses to the projector.
• LKRL-Z115 1.48- to 1.81-times zoom lens
• LKRL-Z140 3.81- to 7.12-times zoom lens
For attachment of the optional lenses not mentioned above,
refer to the mounting instructions supplied with each lens.
Note
Handle the lens carefully as it is very heavy.
1
Loosen the four screws on the lens cover with a
hexagonal wrench, then remove the lens cover.
Lens cover
2
Holding the lens with both hands, align the holes on
the lens with the positioning pins on the projector, then
insert the lens straight into the lens attachment part.
Positioning pins
3
Tighten the supplied four screws (M8) with a
screwdriver to secure the lens.
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Installing Lamp Houses / Attaching the Lens
4
Connect the connectors for power focus and zoom on
the lens to those on the projector.
The “FOCUS” and “ZOOM” indications will be found
on the connectors of the lens and the projector. Be sure
to connect each of them correctly.
• The lens scratches easily, so when handling it, always
place it gently on a stable and level surface in a
horizontal position.
• Avoid touching the lens surface.
Chapter 2 Installation and Connections
Connector on the
projector
Connector on the lens
5
Replace the lens cover and tighten it with the four
screws. Be sure to put the connectors and their wires
completely into the projector cabinet before replacing
the lens cover.
Notes
• After replacing the lens with a new one, be sure to
readjust the zoom and focus settings stored in each
FUNCTION button. Otherwise, error message “DATA
LOAD FAILURE LENS POSITION SENSOR” may
appear.
• When removing the screws from the lens to remove the
lens from the projector, be sure to hold the lens with your
hands so that the lens does not drop.
• When attaching the lens, be careful not to tighten the lens
too firmly.
Attaching the Lens
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Using the Optional Input
1
2
2
Board
Connectors on the LKRI-003
1
Prepare the optional input boards mentioned below
depending on your system requirements, and attach them
to the input board attachment part on the left side of the
projector.
Chapter 2 Installation and Connections
• LKRI-001 analog input board
• LKRI-002 HD-SDI (4:2:2) input board
• LKRI-003 HD-SDI/DC-SDI (4:4:4) input board
For information on the input boards not mentioned above,
refer to the operating instructions supplied with each input
board.
Connectors on the LKRI-001
H
R(Pr/Cr) G(Y/Y) B(Pb/Cb)
a R (Pr/Cr)/G (Y/Y)/B (Pb/Cb)/HD/VD input
connectors (BNC type)
Inputs the RGB, component or high definition signal from
a computer or component equipment.
D
VD
OUTIN
LINK A LINK B
OUTIN
a LINK A/LINK B IN (HD-SDI input) connectors
(BNC-type)
Connect to the output connectors of an HDCAM-SR video
recorder/player to input an HD-SDI or DC-SDI signal.
Connection of both LINK A and LINK B IN connectors
allows Dual-link HD-SDI or Dual-link DC-SDI signal
input.
b LINK A/LINK B OUT (HD-SDI output)
connectors (BNC-type)
Output the input signals supplied from the LINK A/LINK
B IN connectors by loop-through when the projector is
turned on.
Attaching the input board
1
Loosen the two screws fully and remove the panel.
Connectors on the LKRI-002
1
OUTIN
a IN (HD-SDI input) connector (BNC type)
Connect to the output connector of an HDCAM video
recorder/player to input an HDTV serial digital signal.
b OUT (HD-SDI output) connector (BNC type)
Outputs a digital signal input through the IN connector
when the projector is turned on.
2
Push in the input board along the rails.
I
N
O
U
T
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Using the Optional Input Board
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