Sony SRX-T420 User Manual

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DATA PROJECTOR

SRX-T420

INSTALLATION MANUAL 1st Edition

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! WARNING

This manual is intended for qualiﬁ ed service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, ﬁ re or injury, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualiﬁ ed to do so. Refer all servicing to qualiﬁ ed service personnel.

! WARNUNG

Die Anleitung ist nur für qualiﬁ ziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt. Alle Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von qualiﬁ ziertem Fachpersonal ausgeführt werden. Um die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages, Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden, sind bei Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen. Andere als die angegeben Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden, die eine spezielle Befähigung dazu besitzen.

! AVERTISSEMENT

Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l’entretien. Aﬁ n de réduire les risques de décharge électrique, d’incendie ou de blessure n’effectuer que les réparations indiquées dans le mode d’emploi à moins d’être qualiﬁ é pour en effectuer d’autres. Pour toute réparation faire appel à une personne compétente uniquement.

安全のために，周辺機器を接続する際は，過大電圧を持つ可能性があるコネクターを以下のポートに接続しないでください。

: NETWORK コネクター

上記のポートについては本書の指示に従ってください。

For safety, do not connect the connector for peripheral device wiring that might have excessive voltage to the following port. : NETWORK connector Follow the instructions for the above port.

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SRX-T420

Manual Structure

Purpose of this manual .................................................................. 3

Related manuals ............................................................................ 3

Trademarks .................................................................................... 3

1. Installation

Outline ........................................................................................ 1-1

1-1. Removing/Installing the Cabinet Panel ........................... 1-1

1-1-1. Name of Cabinet Panel .......................................... 1-1

1-1-2. Panel (U7) Block Assembly ...................................1-2

1-1-3. Panel (U2) Block Assembly ...................................1-2

1-1-4. Panel (U3) .............................................................. 1-3

1-1-5. Panel (U6) .............................................................. 1-3

1-1-6. Panel (U5) .............................................................. 1-4

1-1-7. Panel (U1B) ........................................................... 1-4

1-1-8. Panel (U1) .............................................................. 1-5

1-2. Tilt Angle Adjustment .....................................................1-5

1-3. Installing the Duct ........................................................... 1-7

1-4. Installing the Projection Lens .......................................... 1-8

1-5. Installing the Lens Cover ................................................1-9

1-6. Installing the Lamp Bulb ............................................... 1-10

1-7. Installing the Optional Board to INPUT A, INPUT B,

INPUT C and INPUT D ................................................ 1-16

1-8. Interlock Terminal ......................................................... 1-22

1-9. Connecting and Wiring of External Device .................. 1-23

1-10. Connecting the Power Cord ..........................................1-24

1-11. About the Optional Accessories .................................... 1-26

1-12. Projection Distance Charts ............................................ 1-27

1-13. Dimensions ................................................................... 1-32

2. Adjustment

2-1. Installation of SRX Controller ........................................2-2

2-1-1. Startup .................................................................... 2-2

2-1-2. Function Memory ..................................................2-4

2-1-3. Log Function ..........................................................2-4

2-2. Setting of Projector.......................................................... 2-4

2-2-1. Owner Information ................................................2-5

2-2-2. Date & Time ..........................................................2-6

2-2-3. Network .................................................................2-7

2-2-4. Mail Report ............................................................ 2-8

2-2-5. PC Communication ................................................2-9

2-2-6. SNMP ................................................................... 2-10

2-2-7. Proﬁ le ................................................................... 2-11

2-3. Optical Axis Adjustment of Lamp Bulb ........................ 2-12

2-4. Lens Adjustment (H Shift, V Shift, Zoom, and

Focus) ............................................................................ 2-15

2-5. Illumination Area Adjustment and

Registration Adjustment ................................................ 2-17

2-5-1. Illumination Area Adjustment ..............................2-17

2-5-2. Registration Adjustment ...................................... 2-19

2-6. Color Space Conversion (CSC Adjustment) .................2-20

2-6-1. Correcting the Color Space “sRGB (709)” or

“Adobe RGB” ...................................................... 2-20

2-6-2. Correcting the Color Space “DCDM” ................. 2-21

2-7. Functions of Each Window ........................................... 2-22

2-7-1. Common Items ..................................................... 2-22

2-7-2. INSTALLATION Window................................... 2-24

2-7-3. SERVICE Window .............................................. 2-26

2-7-4. SETTING Window .............................................. 2-28

3. Error Message

SRX-T420

Purpose of this manual

Related manuals

Manual Structure

This manual is the installation manual of Data Projector SRX-T420. This manual is intended for use by trained system and service engineers, and describes the information for installation of the unit.

The DIF-188 board mounted on this unit as standard equipment is equivalent of LKRI-005. For the service information on the DIF-188 board, refer to the LKRI-005 service manual.

The following manuals are prepared for this unit.

. Operating Instructions (supplied with this unit)

This manual describes the information required for the actual management and operation of this unit.

. Service Manual (available on request)

This manual describes the information for periodic maintenance and detailed service.

Trademarks

Trademarks and registered trademarks used in this manual are follows.

. Windows, Windows XP, and Windows Vista are registered trademarks of Micro-

soft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

. Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries

in the United States and other countries.

. Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corporation.

Other system names, product names, and company names appearing in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

SRX-T420

Section 1

Installation

Outline

The light source lamp bulb and projection lens are optionally available. You can incorporate them in the system as required. For selecting the light source lamp and projection lens, contact your local Sony Sales Ofﬁ ce/Service Center.

Before turning on the power of the main unit, perform the following procedure as required. (For details, refer to the description of each section.) For the removal of the cabinet panel required for each procedure, refer to Section 1-1.

m . It is not required to perform steps 1 to 8 sequentially. However, do not perform the connection of power

cord in step 9 before completing steps 1 to 8.

. Be sure to remove the lamp bulb when moving this unit.

1. Adjust the tilt angle. (Refer to Section 1-2.)

2. Install the duct. (Refer to Section 1-3.)

3. Install the projection lens. (Refer to Section 1-4.)

4. Install the lens cover. (Refer to Section 1-5.)

5. Install the lamp bulb. (Refer to Section 1-6.)

6. Install the optional board to INPUT A and INPUT B slot. (Refer to Section 1-7.)

7. Connect the interlock connector. (Refer to Section 1-8.)

8. Connect and wire the external device. (Refer to Section 1-9.)

9. Connect the power cord. (Refer to Section 1-10.)

1-1. Removing/Installing the Cabinet Panel

The four (each two) keys of the panel (U7) block assembly and panel (U4) block assembly (420) described in this section are supplied with this unit.

1-1-1. Name of Cabinet Panel

Panel (U7) block assembly

Panel (U1)

Panel (U1B)

Front side

Panel (U8)

Panel (U3)

Panel (U2) block assembly

Panel (U4) block assembly (420)

Panel (U4B) (420)

Rear side

Panel (U5)

Panel (U6)

SRX-T420

Fig. 1-1-1

1-1

1-1-2. Panel (U7) Block Assembly

1. Release the lock on the panel (U7) block assembly.

2. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly in the direction of the arrow with attention to the three hooks.

Panel (U7) block assembly

Hooks

3. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

1-1-3. Panel (U2) Block Assembly

Lock

Fig. 1-1-2

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly.

(Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Loosen the two screws (with drop-safe), then remove the two grilles.

3. Remove the ﬁ ve screws, then raise the panel (U2) block assembly in the direction of arrow  with attention to the eight hooks.

4. Remove the panel (U2) block assembly in the direction of arrow .

5. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Hooks



Screws

Hooks

Screws (with drop-safe)



Hooks

Grilles

Panel (U2) block assembly

Fig. 1-1-3

1-2

SRX-T420

1-1-4. Panel (U3)

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Remove the panel (U2) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-3.)

3. Remove the three screws, then remove the panel (U3) in the direction of the arrow.

4. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Panel (U3)

Screws

1-1-5. Panel (U6)

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Remove the ﬁ ve screws, then raise the panel (U6) in the direction of arrow  with attention to the seven hooks.

3. Remove the panel (U6) in the direction of arrow .

4. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Hooks

Screws

Panel (U6)

Fig. 1-1-4

Hooks





Hooks

SRX-T420

Fig. 1-1-5

1-3

1-1-6. Panel (U5)

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Remove the panel (U6). (Refer to Section 1-1-5.)

3. Remove the three screws, then remove the panel (U5) in the direction of arrow.

4. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Panel (U5)

Screws

1-1-7. Panel (U1B)

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Remove the panel (U2) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-3.)

3. Remove the panel (U6). (Refer to Section 1-1-5.)

4. Remove the four screws, then remove the panel (U1B) in the direction of arrow.

5. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Screws

Fig. 1-1-6

Hooks

1-4

Panel (U1B)

Screws

Fig. 1-1-7

SRX-T420

1-1-8. Panel (U1)

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Remove the panel (U2) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-3.)

3. Remove the panel (U6). (Refer to Section 1-1-5.)

4. Remove the panel (U1B). (Refer to Section 1-1-7.)

5. Remove the eight screws, then remove the panel (U1).

6. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Screws

Panel (U1)

1-2. Tilt Angle Adjustment

For further adjustment, “2-6. Field Angle Adjustment” is required.

In the case of tilt angle under 5 degrees:

Adjust the tilt angle using the adjuster in the lower portion of this unit.

Screws

Fig. 1-1-8

1. Loosen the nut.

2. Adjust the tilt angle by rotating the adjuster in the lower portion of this unit.

3. Secure the adjuster by tightening the nut to the adjuster pipe side.

SRX-T420

Adjuster pipe

Nut

Adjuster

Fig. 1-2a

1-5

In the case of tilt angle from 5 to 10 degrees:

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Remove the panel (U2) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-3.)

3. Remove the panel (U3). (Refer to Section 1-1-4.)

4. Remove the panel (U6). (Refer to Section 1-1-5.)

5. Remove the panel (U5). (Refer to Section 1-1-6.)

6. Set the tools such as jack at both sides of frame, then raise the rear portion of the main unit.

7. Remove the four M8 bolts.

8. Move the adjuster pipe assembly downward and insert the four M8 bolts into the four holes to secure it.

9. Lower the jack and attach the panel (U5), panel (U6), panel (U3), panel (U2) block assembly and panel (U7) block assembly.

When setting the jack, pay attention to the holes on the bottom of flame.

Frame

Jack

M8 bolts

Jack

M8 bolts

Holes

Adjuster pipe assembly

Fig. 1-2b

1-6

SRX-T420

In the case of ﬁ xing this unit:

This unit can be ﬁ xed to the ﬂ oor using the anchor BKT. When ﬁ xing this unit, attach the anchor BKT to the adjust- er as shown in the illustration.

Part name

Anchor BKT (optionally available): 3-294-224-01

Adjuster

Anchor BKT

1-3. Installing the Duct

Attach the commercially available 8-inch duct to the duct connection of the panel (U8) of this unit.

When attaching the duct, be careful not to bend it so that the exhaust air ﬂ ows smoothly.

External fan (exhaust air) air volume speciﬁ cation

The following exhaust air volume is required for the 8-inch duct. Exhaust air volume: 450 to 550 ft3/min (12.7 to 15.6 m3/min)

Fig. 1-2c

8-inch duct

Duct connection

SRX-T420

Fig. 1-3

1-7

1-4. Installing the Projection Lens

1. Attach the projection lens.

2. Align the notch of lens bracket with the line of projection lens and tighten the supplied four bolts in the order from  to .

3. Connect the three cables (focus, zoom and POTENTIO).

Tighten the bolts in the order from  to .

Notch Line





Do not attach the lens cover before completing the lens adjustment. (Refer to Section 2-3.)

Lens bracket

Projection lens

Bolts

Projection lens



Pins

POTENTIO cable

Zoom cable

Focus cable

Fig. 1-4

1-8

SRX-T420

1-5. Installing the Lens Cover

1. Attach the lens cover in the direction of arrow with attention to the three hooks.

n The lens covers are same parts, so they can be attached

both upper and lower.

Hook

Lens cover

Fig. 1-5a

2. Attach the lens cover in the direction of arrow with attention to the three hooks.

n When attaching the lens cover, align the four convex

portions with the four holes.

Hook

Lens cover

Hook

Lens cover

Convex portions

Holes

Hole

SRX-T420

Convex portions

Hole

Lens cover

Fig. 1-5b

1-9

1-6. Installing the Lamp Bulb

w . Be sure to turn off the power of this unit before installing the lump bulb. . Be sure that only the qualiﬁ ed service personnel can install the lamp bulb. For the qualiﬁ cation, please

contact your local Sony Sales Ofﬁ ce/Service Center.

. When installing the lamp bulb, be sure to wear the protection suit kit (J-7120-330-A (M size), J-7120-

340-A (L size), or J-7120-460-A (XL size)). Also, wear the shoes that cover the instep of the foot completely.

. Be extremely careful when handling the xenon lamp bulb because a high voltage is applied to it. . Do not touch the lamp bulb with bear hands. Otherwise, it may break the lamp bulb.

Wearing of protection suit kit

1. Wear the jacket and trousers.

2. Wear the arm cover on both hands so that the wrists are completely covered.

3. Wear the hood and attach the face shield.

4. Adjust the face shield to the head size using the adjuster on the back of the face shield.

5. Wear the glove on both hands.

Face shield

Hood

Adjuster

Face shield

Arm cover

Glove

Protection suit

Arm cover

Glove

Fig. 1-6a

1-10

SRX-T420

Procedure

m . Keep the serial code label afﬁ xed on the Operating Instructions of the lamp bulb which is required for

installation.

. Keep the materials such as packaging box, case, protection sheet because they are used when disposing

of the used lamp bulb.

1. Loosen the screw and bend portion A of the anode harness.

Screw

2. Attach the anode harness to the anode side of the lamp bulb, then tighten the screw.

(Tightening torque: 1.2 N.m)

Portion A

Anode side

Anode harness

Fig. 1-6b

Lamp bulb

Screw

Fig. 1-6c

SRX-T420

1-11

3. Release the lock, then open the panel (U4) block assembly (420).

4. Loosen the screw (with drop-safe), then rotate the cold mirror assembly in the direction of the arrow.

5. Loosen the ﬁ ve screws (with drop-safe), then remove the maintenance cover.

Panel (U4) block assembly (420)

Lock

Cold mirror assembly

Screw (with drop-safe)

Panel (U4) block assembly

Maintenance cover

Screws (with drop-safe)

1-12

Screw (with drop-safe)

Cold mirror assembly

Fig. 1-6d

SRX-T420

6. Remove the bolt from the anode terminal.

7. Loosen the hexagon socket set screw of the cathode terminal.

Cathode terminal

Hexagon socket set screw

8. Remove the plastic cover from the lamp bulb.

Anode terminal

Lamp bulb

Bolt

Fig. 1-6e

Plastic cover

SRX-T420

Fig. 1-6f

1-13

9. Remove the protection sheet from the lamp bulb.

10. Loosen the knob, then move the anode holder in the direction of the arrow.

11. Insert portion A of the lamp into the cathode terminal.

n When attaching the lamp bulb, be careful not to dam-

age the reﬂ ector portion. Also, be careful not to dam- age the glass of lamp bulb. Otherwise, it may break the lamp bulb.

12. Hold the cathode side of the lamp bulb ﬁ rmly and raise the anode side. Then, return the anode holder to the original position and tighten the knob.

Lamp bulb

Protection sheet

Fig. 1-6g

Reflector portion

Cathode terminal

1-14

Anode holder

Knob

Portion A

Lamp bulb

Fig. 1-6h

SRX-T420

13. Place the anode side of the lamp bulb on the anode holder.

14. Attach the anode harness to the anode terminal, then tighten the bolt. (Tightening torque: 1.5 N.m).

n After installing the anode harness separated lamp bulb,

if there is a clearance in portion A of the anode holder, adjust it by bending the anode harness so that there is no clearance between the anode holder and the lamp bulb.

15. Tighten the hexagon socket set screw of the cathode terminal.

(Tightening torque: 1.2 N.m) n Be sure that there is no clearance between the end face

of the cathode terminal and the surface C of the lamp bulb.

16. Attach the panel (U4) block assembly (420) in the reverse order of steps 3 to 5.

In the case of anode harness integrated lamp bulb

Lamp bulb

Anode holder

Anode harness

In the case of anode harness separated lamp bulb

Lamp bulb

Anode holder

Anode harness

No clearance

Portion A

Adjust by bending this portion.

Cathode terminal

Hexagon socket set screw

SRX-T420

Anode holder

Knob

Anode harness

Bolt

Anode terminal

Cathode terminalEnd face

Surface CLamp bulb

Fig. 1-6i

1-15

1-7. Installing the Optional Board to INPUT A, INPUT B, INPUT C and

INPUT D

For any slots, the optional board, LKRI-003 or LKRI-005 can be installed. The installing procedure for each slot is same.

For INPUT A slot, LKRI-005 is installed before shipment. Replace it as necessary.

Parts information

. Fixed Plate (HIF) 320: 4-159-161-01 (For LKRI-003) . Fixed Plate (DIF) 320: 4-159-162-01 (For LKRI-005) . Handle: 3-172-089-01 (Using 2 pcs)

Procedure (LKRI-003)

1. Remove the six screws, then remove the panel (HIF-44) and ﬁ nger holder (HIF).

LKRI-003

2. Attach the ﬁ xed plate (HIF) 320 using the six screws removed in step 1.

3. Attach the two handles to the ﬁ xed plate (HIF) 320.

Handle

B3 x 8

Finger holder (HIF)

Panel (HIF-44)

Fig. 1-7a

LKRI-003

Fixed plate (HIF) 320

Handle

Fig. 1-7b

1-16

SRX-T420

4. Remove the six screws, then remove the all blank panels.

n Store the removed blank panel.

5. Remove the six screws, then remove the panel cover (IF) 420.

When attaching the LKRI-003 to INPUT B slot

6. Insert the LKRI-003 board into INPUT B slot, and connect it securely.

7. Attach the panel cover (IF) 420 using the twelve screws.

n Attach the blank panel to empty slot.

Panel cover (IF) 420

Blank panel

PSW4 x 10

Fig. 1-7c

INPUT B

LKRI-003

SRX-T420

Panel cover (IF) 420

PSW4 x 10

Fig. 1-7d

1-17

Procedure (LKRI-005)

1. Remove the two screws, then remove the panel (DIF-188) and ﬁ nger holder (DIF).

LKRI-005

2. Attach the ﬁ xed plate (DIF) 320 using the two screws removed in step 1.

3. Attach the two handles to the ﬁ xed plate (DIF) 320.

Handle

B3 x 8

Finger holder (DIF)

Panel (DIF-188)

Fig. 1-7e

LKRI-005

Fixed plate (DIF) 320

Handle

Fig. 1-7f

4. Remove the six screws, then remove the all blank panels.

n Store the removed blank panel.

5. Remove the six screws, then remove the panel cover (IF) 420.

1-18

Panel cover (IF) 420

Blank panel

PSW4 x 10

Fig. 1-7g

SRX-T420

When attaching the LKRI-005 to INPUT B slot

6. Insert the LKRI-005 board into INPUT B slot, and connect it securely.

7. Attach the panel cover (IF) using the twelve screws.

n Attach the blank panel to empty slot.

INPUT B

LKRI-005

Panel cover (IF) 420

SRX-T420

PSW4 x 10

Fig. 1-7h

1-19

Connection with each equipment

m . Connect each equipment with the power turned off state. . Use the connecting cables applicable to each terminal. . Insert the plug securely. Incomplete connection may cause an image trouble. When disconnecting the plug, be sure to hold the plug with your hand. . Refer to the Operating Instructions of the equipment to be connected.

In case of LKRI-003

Input

BNC type (2) HD-SDI: Serial digital (1.485 Gbps) Compliant to SMPTE-292M/ITU-R,

BT709/BTA-S004 Dual-link HD-SDI: Serial digital (1.485 Gbps) Compliant to SMPTE-372M DC-SDI: Serial digital (1.485 Gbps) Compliant to 23.98 PsF, 24 PsF, 24P

Output

BNC type (2) Loop-through output

LKRI-003

To IN terminal

Quantization characteristics

10 bits/sampling

HD-SDI connecting cable (optionally available)

HDCAM recorder/player, etc.

Fig. 1-7i

To HD-SDI output terminal

SRW-5000

HD DIGITAL VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

1-20

SRX-T420

In case of LKRI-005

m . For INPUT A slot, LKRI-005 is installed by default. However, LKRI-003 can be installed. . When using a long cable, the image may not be displayed properly due to the signal attenuation. . When the 10 bit single mode is selected, the DVI cable applicable to Dual-link is required.

1. Connect the commercially available DVI cable to the terminal according to the input signal.

Input signal Used terminal

During normal operation DVI1.0 compliant Signal level: Full Range

10 bit signal of its own speciﬁ cation During input (10 bit twin mode) Signal level: Full Range

10 bit signal of its own speciﬁ cation During input (10 bit single mode) Signal level: Full Range

Used during signal input of DTV standard DVI1.0 compliant Signal level: Limited Range

10 bit signal of its own speciﬁ cation During input (10 bit twin mode) Signal level: Limited Range

10 bit signal of its own speciﬁ cation During input (10 bit single mode) Signal level: Limited Range

DVI-D terminal

DVI-D terminal and AUX terminal

DVI-D terminal

DVI-D terminal and AUX terminal

DVI-D terminal

To DVI-D terminal

DVI-D cable (optionally available)

To DVI output terminal

LKRI-005

Personal computer

To AUX terminal

Pin location

12345678

9 10111213141516

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

DVI-D terminal, AUX terminal

Pin No. Signal name Pin No. Signal name

1DATA2_ 13 DATA3+ 2DATA2+ 14

3 GND 15 DDC_GND 4DATA4_ 16 HOTPLUG_DET 5DATA4+ 17 DATA0_ 6 DDC_SCL 18 DATA0+

7 DDC_SDA 19 GND 8NC 20DATA5_ 9DATA1_ 21 DATA5+ 10 DATA1+ 22 GND 11 GND 23 CLK+ 12 DATA3_ 24 CLK_

+5 V

Fig. 1-7j

SRX-T420

1-21

1-8. Interlock Terminal

Shield case assembly (1)

Interlock terminal

Pin location

87654321

15 14 13 12 11 10

Interlock terminal

1. Interlock Function

The SRX-T420 interlock function is enabled by making the two pins of the interlock terminal open or short. The following two patterns can be used for the interlock function in the applicable serial.

Pattern 1

Normal: Open Interlock: Short

Open/short between pin 4 and pin 5

15 14 13 12 11 10

87654321

1-22

SRX-T420

Pattern 2

Normal: Short Interlock: Open

Open/short between pin 5 and pin 6 with the pin 3 and pin 4 shorted state

15 14 13 12 11 10

87654321

1-9. Connecting and Wiring of External Device

Do not plug the power cord into the power supply when performing the following wiring operations.

Signal cable wiring

When connecting to external device to this unit, connect by routing the cable through the hole of the front side.

Hole

External device

Front side

Fig. 1-9

SRX-T420

1-23

1-10. Connecting the Power Cord

Use the 3-core power cord that satisfy AWG 8, 250 V rated and 40 A rated. Connect the power cord to the AC IN terminal block on the rear side of this unit, referring the following procedure.

w . Connection of the main power and the electric wiring work should be done by qualiﬁ ed electricians

only.

. Do not plug the power cord into the power supply before completing all of the following connecting op-

erations.

1. Remove the two screws.

2. Remove the terminal block cover with attention to the two hooks.

3. Remove the screw, then remove the cable clamp.

4. Remove the screw, then remove the ground terminal.

Hooks

Terminal block cover

Screws

Fig. 1-10a

Ground terminal

Screw

Cable clamp

Screw

Fig. 1-10b

1-24

SRX-T420

5. Pack by soldering the end of the ground wire.

6. Attach the ground terminal removed in step 4 to the ground wire, then ﬁ x it with the screw.

7. Route the cable through the lower hole of the terminal block, then ﬁ x each terminal by screw.

8. Fix the cable with the cable clamp and screw.

9. Attach the terminal block cover.

Screw

Pack by soldering

Ground terminal

Ground wire

Fig. 1-10c

Ground terminal

Screws

Fig. 1-10d

Cable clamp

Screw

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1-11. About the Optional Accessories

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

LKRX-2042A

Projection lens

. LKRL-Z111C (with memory function) . LKRL-Z114C (with memory function) . LKRL-Z116C (with memory function) . LKRL-Z117 (with memory function) . LKRL-Z119 (with memory function) . LKRL-Z122 (with memory function) . LKRL-Z115 . LKRL-Z140 . LKRL-90 (ﬁ xed focus lens)

Input board

. LKRI-003 HD-SDI/DC-SDI (4:4:4) input board . LKRI-005 HDCP DVI board

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1-12. Projection Distance Charts

Screen

Center of screen

L (Suitable distance)

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).

Center of lens

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 x 2K signal

L (min) L (max) L (min) L (max) L (min) L (max)

LKRL-Z115 1.48 x W 1.8 x W 1.58 x W 1.92 x W 2.1 x W 2.56 x W LKRL-Z117 1.69 x W 2.38 x W 1.8 x W 2.53 x W 2.41 x W 3.38 x W LKRL-Z119 1.78 x W 2.93 x W 1.89 x W 3.13 x W 2.53 x W 4.16 x W LKRL-Z122 2.19 x W 3.99 x W 2.33 x W 4.26 x W 3.12 x W 5.68 x W LKRL-Z140 3.75 x W 7.07 x W4 x W 7.54 x W 5.34 x W 10 x W LKRL-Z111C 1.07 x W 1.71 x W 1.14 x W 1.82 x W 1.52 x W 2.43 x W LKRL-Z114C 1.35 x W 1.98 x W 1.44 x W 2.12 x W 1.93 x W 2.82 x W

LKRL-Z116C 1.51 LKRL-90 0.897 x W 0.957 x W 1.28 x W

x W 2.3 x W 1.61 x W 2.45 x W 2.15 x W 3.27 x 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 x 2K signal

Projection distance calculation formula when inputting a 16:9 signal

Projection distance calculation formula when inputting a 4:3 signal

L (min) L (max) L (min) L (max) L (min) L (max)

LKRL-Z115 1.31 x D 1.59 x D 1.37 x D 1.67 x D 1.68 x D 2.05 x D LKRL-Z117 1.49 x D 2.1 x D 1.57 x D 2.21 x D 1.93 x D 2.7 x D LKRL-Z119 1.57 x D 2.59 x D 1.65 x D 2.72 x D 2.03 x D 3.33 x D LKRL-Z122 1.94 x D 3.53 x D 2.03 x D 3.71 x D 2.5 x D 4.54 x D LKRL-Z140 3.31 x D 6.25 x D 3.48 x D 6.57 x D 4.27 x D 8.03 x D LKRL-Z111C 0.942 x D 1.51 x D 0.99 x D 1.59 x D 1.22 x D 1.94 x D LKRL-Z114C 1.2 x D 1.75 x D 1.26 x D 1.84 x D 1.54 x D 2.26 x D

LKRL-Z116C 1.34

x D 2.03 x D 1.41 x D 2.14 x D 1.72 x D 2.62 x D

LKRL-90 0.793 x D 0.834 x D 1.02 x D

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.

Using the LKRL-Z115 projection lens

When projecting a 4096-pixel (4K x 2K) image at the maximum horizontal picture element

Unit: mm (inches)

W 4500 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 12000 14000 16000 (177 1/5) (196 6/7) (236 2/9) (275 3/5) (315) (354 1/3) (393 5/7) (472 4/9) (551 1/6) (630)

L (min) 6554 7295 8778 10261 11743 13226 14709 17674 20639 23605 (258) (287 2/9) (345 3/5) (404) (462 1/3) (520 5/7) (579) (695 5/6) (812 4/7) (929 1/3)

L (max) 8056 8964 10780 12596 14412 16228 18044 21676 25308 28940 (317 1/6) (353) (424 2/5) (496) (567 2/5) (638 8/9) (710 2/5) (853 2/5) (996 3/8) (1139 3/8)

2373 2637 3164 3691 4219 4746 5273 6328 7383 8438

H1 (93 3/7) (103 4/5) (124 4/7) (145 1/3) (166) (186 6/7) (207 5/8) (249 1/7) (290 2/3) (332 1/5)

1883 2092 2510 2929 3347 3766 4184 5021 5858 6695

H2 (74 1/8) (82 3/8) (98 5/6) (115 1/3) (131 7/9) (148 1/4) (164 3/4) (197 2/3) (230 5/8) (263 4/7)

mm: L (min) = (W _ 79.675) / 0.67446 L (max) = (W _ 63.762) / 0.55067 H1 = W x 0.52730 H2 = W x 0.41840 inch: L (min) = (W _ 3.1368) / 0.67446 L (max) = (W _ 2.5103) / 0.55067 H1 = W x 0.52730 H2 = W x 0.41840 a) Screen height when projecting a 4096 x 2160-pixel (4K single screen) image on the screen. b) Screen height when projecting a 4096 x 1714-pixel (aspect ratio 2.39:1) image on the screen.

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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 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 12000 14000 16000 (177 1/6) (196 6/7) (236 2/9) (275 3/5) (315) (354 1/3) (393 5/7) (472 4/9) (551 1/6) (630)

L (min) 7001 7791 9373 10955 12537 14118 15700 18863 22027 25190 (275 5/8) (306 3/4) (369) (431 2/7) (493 4/7) (555 5/6) (618 1/9) (742 2/3) (867 1/5) (991 3/4)

L (max) 8600 9568 11505 13442 15379 17316 19253 23127 27000 30874 (338 4/7) (376 5/7) (453) (529 2/9) (605 1/2) (681 3/4) (758) (910 1/2) (1063) (1215 1/2)

2531 2813 3375 3938 4500 5063 5625 6750 7875 9000

H1 (99 2/3) (110 3/4) (132 7/8) (155) (177 1/6) (199 1/3) (221 1/2) (265 3/4) (310) (354 1/3)

2432 2703 3243 3784 4324 4865 5405 6486 7568 8649

H2 (95 3/4) (106 2/5) (127 2/3) (149) (170 1/4) (191 1/2) (212 4/5) (255 3/8) (298) (340 1/2)

mm: L (min) = (W _ 73.944) / 0.63223 L (max) = (W _ 59.873) / 0.51629 H1 = W x 0.56250 H2 = W x 0.54050 inch: L (min) = (W _ 2.9112) / 0.63223 L (max) = (W _ 2.3572) / 0.51629 H1 = W x 0.56250 H2 = W x 0.54050 a) Screen height when projecting a 3840 x 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 16:9) image. b) Screen height when projecting a 3996 x 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 4000 4500 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 12000 (137 4/5) (157 1/2) (177 1/6) (196 6/7) (236 2/9) (275 3/5) (315) (354 1/3) (393 5/7) (472 4/9)

L (min) 7271 8326 9381 10436 12547 14657 16767 18878 20988 25208 (286 1/4) (327 4/5) (369 1/3) (410 8/9) (494) (577) (660 1/8) (743 1/5) (826 2/7) (992 4/9)

L (max) 8922 10213 11504 12795 15377 17959 20541 23123 25705 30869 (351 1/4) (402) (453) (503 3/4) (605 2/5) (707) (808 5/7) (910 1/3) (1012) (1215 1/3)

2625 3000 3375 3750 4500 5250 6000 6750 7500 9000

(103 1/3) (118 1/9) (132 7/8) (147 2/3) (177 1/6) (206 2/3) (236 2/9) (265 3/4) (295 2/7) (354 1/3)

mm: L (min) = (W _ 54.449) / 0.47387 L (max) = (W _ 44.662) / 0.38729 H = W x 0.75000 inch: L (min) = (W _ 2.1436) / 0.47387 L (max) = (W _ 1.7583) / 0.38729 H = W x 0.75000 a) Screen height when projecting a 2880 x 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 4:3) image.

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Using the LKRL-Z140 projection lens

When projecting a 4096-pixel (4K x 2K) image at the maximum horizontal picture element

Unit: mm (inches)

W 4500 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 (177 1/6) (196 6/7) (236 2/9) (275 3/5) (315) (354 1/3) (393 5/7)

L (min) 16937 18792 22502 26212 29922 33632 37342 (666 4/5) (739 5/6) (885 8/9) (1032) (1178) (1324) (1470 1/7)

L (max) 31943 35466 42512 49558 56604 63649 70695 (1257 3/5) (1396 2/7) (1673 2/3) (1951) (2228 1/2) (2505 7/8) (2783 2/7)

2373 2637 3164 3691 4219 4746 5273

(93 3/7) (103 4/5) (124 4/7) (145 1/3) (166) (186 6/7) (207 5/8)

1883 2092 2510 2929 3347 3766 4184

H2 (74 1/8) (82 3/8) (98 5/6) (115 1/3) (131 7/9) (148 1/4) (164 3/4)

mm: L (min) = (W + 65.304) / 0.26955 L (max) = (W + 33.615) / 0.14193 H1 = W x 0.52730 H2 = W x 0.41840 inch: L (min) = (W + 2.5710) / 0.26955 L (max) = (W + 1.3234) / 0.14193 H1 = W x 0.52730 H2 = W x 0.41840 a) Screen height when projecting a 4096 x 2160-pixel (4K single screen) image. b) Screen height when projecting a 4096 x 1714-pixel (aspect ratio 2.39:1) image.

When projecting a 3840-pixel (aspect ratio 16:9) image at the maximum horizontal picture element

Unit: mm (inches)

W 4500 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 (177 1/6) (196 6/7) (236 2/9) (275 3/5) (315) (354 1/3) (393 5/7)

L (min) 18062 20042 24002 27961 31921 35881 39841 (711) (789) (945) (1100 5/6) (1256 3/4) (1412 5/8) (1568 1/2)

L (max) 34047 37803 45317 52830 60343 67857 75370 (1340 3/7) (1488 1/3) (1784 1/8) (2080) (2375 3/4) (2671 1/2) (2967 1/3)

2531 2813 3375 3938 4500 5063 5625

H1 (99 2/3) (110 3/4) (132 7/8) (155) (177 1/6) (199 1/3) (221 1/2)

2432 2703 3243 3784 4324 4865 5405

(95 3/4) (106 2/5) (127 2/3) (149) (170 1/4) (191 1/2) (212 4/5)

mm: L (min) = (W + 61.345) / 0.25254 L (max) = (W + 31.485) / 0.13310 H1 = W x 0.56250 H2 = W x 0.54050 inch: L (min) = (W + 2.4152) / 0.25254 L (max) = (W + 1.2396) / 0.13310 H1 = W x 0.56250 H2 = W x 0.54050 a) Screen height when projecting a 3840 x 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 16:9) image. b) Screen height when projecting a 3996 x 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 1.85:1) image.

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When projecting a 2880-pixel (aspect ratio 4:3) image at the maximum horizontal picture element

Unit: mm (inches)

W 3500 4000 4500 5000 6000 7000 8000 (137 4/5) (157 1/2) (177 1/6) (196 6/7) (236 2/9) (275 3/5) (315)

L (min) 18759 21404 24050 26695 31986 37277 42568 (738 1/2) (842 2/3) (946 5/6) (1051) (1259 1/3) (1467 3/5) (1676)

L (max) 35266 40270 45274 50278 60287 70295 80303 (1388 2/5) (1585 3/7) (1782 4/9) (1979 1/2) (2373 1/2) (2767 1/2) (3161 5/9)

2625 3000 3375 3750 4500 5250 6000

H (103 1/3) (118 1/9) (132 7/8) (147 2/3) (177 1/6) (206 2/3) (236 2/9)

mm: L (min) = (W + 45.494) / 0.18900 L (max) = (W + 23.598) / 0.09992 H = W x 0.75000 inch: L (min) = (W + 1.7911) / 0.18900 L (max) = (W + 0.92905) / 0.09992 H = W x 0.75000 a) Screen height when projecting a 2880 x 2160-pixel (aspect ratio 4:3) image.

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1-13. Dimensions

Front

Left

(Barycentric

position)

(Barycentric position)

Exhaust

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To p

(Barycentric position)

Right

Panel for lamp replacing

(Barycentric position)

Rear

Bottom

Intake

(Optional lens)

(Barycentric

position)

Refer to List

(Barycentric position)

Intake

AC power cable

Intake

LKRL LIST

Exhaust

Signal cable

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(For the unit fixing)

Unit: mm

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Section 2

Adjustment

Adjustment is performed using an SRX Controller. Refer to Section 2-7. for how to use an SRX Controller. Perform adjustment in the procedure below.

1. Install an SRX Controller in an adjusting personal computer. (Refer to Operating Instructions.)

2. Perform the projector setting. (Refer to Section 2-2.)

3. Perform the optical axis adjustment of a lamp. (Refer to Section 2-3.)

4. Adjust a lens. (Refer to Section 2-4.)

5. Perform illumination range adjustment and registration adjustment. (Perform these adjustments as required.) (Refer to Section 2-5.)

6. Perform the γ adjustment and uniformity adjustment using the PJ COLOR ADJUSTMENT TOOL. (Refer to Technical Manual of SRX-T110.)

7. Set the illuminance of a screen and perform color characteristic correction (CSC adjustment). (Refer to Section 2-6.)

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2-1. Installation of SRX Controller

This unit can be operated the adjustments and setting using the supplied SRX Controller. For about installation of SRX Controller, refer to Operating Instructions.

2-1-1. Startup

Connection

Connecting via the Ethernet

Shield case assembly (1)

NETWORK connector

Ethernet cable (cross cable) (supplied)

To Ethernet connector

Fig. 2-1-1a

Set the IP address of the connected computer to be assigned from DHCP.

Connecting via the RS-232C

To RS-232C connector

RS-232C cross cable

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To RS-232C connector

Fig. 2-1-1b

SRX-T420

Required equipment

. PC

- CPU: Intel Pentium M 1.6 GHz or more, and OS-recommended

- RAM capacity: 256 MB or more, 512 MB or more recommended, and OS-recommended

- Communication: LAN (10BASE-T/100BASE-T) or COM (RS-232C)

- Graphics mode: XGA (1024 x 768) or higher

- HDD: Built-in Drive, having an empty capacity of 15 MB or more

- CD-ROM drive: Eight times normal speed or faster

. OS: Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2 (English or Japanese version, except for x64 Edition) or

Windows Vista Business (English or Japanese version)

. Ethernet cable (supplied with this unit) or RS-232C cross cable

Procedure

1. Connect this unit with PC.

2. Double-click the SRX Controller icon on the desktop of PC.

The program launcher window is displayed.

3. Double-click the projector name that you want to operate.

The control window is displayed.

Menu tab

Fig. 2-1-1c

4. Click the menu tab to display the window that you want to open.

5. If you want to display the SERVICE window or the SETTING window, type the password in the password entering window and click the [OK] button.

Fig. 2-1-1d

Password (Initial setting)

. SERVICE window: service . SETTING window: setting

n Type the password using the lowercase characters.

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2-1-2. Function Memory

You can register the settings that have been adjusted in the control windows to FUNCTION 1 to 7. As the default setting, the settings are registered to FUNCTION 1. To register the settings to FUNCTION 2 to 7, click one of the FUNCTION 2 to 7 radio buttons, then adjust the items in each window. You can recall the desired setting by clicking one of the FUNCTION radio buttons.

When you click the FUNCTION button to switch to another FUNCTION setting, the picture will be cut off for up to about 10 seconds. The picture with the selected FUNCTION setting will then appear on the screen.

2-1-3. Log Function

If you select File → Save Log on the menu bar of the control window, the communication log between SRX controller and this unit (from the startup of SRX Controller to that point of time) can be stored up to 5 MB.

2-2. Setting of Projector

The status of this unit is set.

Operation procedure

Setting items

Fig. 2-2

1. Start SRX Controller and open the SETTING window. (Refer to Section 2-1-1.)

2. Click the setting item on the left side of the SETTING window to display the item that you want to set.

3. After setting the items, click the [APPLY] button in the lower area of the window.

The setting is registered.

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2-2-1. Owner Information

The information about this unit is set.

Fig. 2-2-1

Owner

Name: Type the name of owner. Organization: Type the name of organization.

Projector

Region: Type the region that the unit is installed. Location: Type the installation location. Name: Type the arbitrary name. Memo: Type memo.

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2-2-2. Date & Time

The current time is set.

Fig. 2-2-2

Time Zone: Select the zone that the unit is installed. Adjust clock for daylight saving changes: Place a check mark when adjusting clock for daylight saving.

Date & Time

Upper box: Click the button to display the calendar, and select the date. Lower box: Click the hour or minute, and set the time using the button.

Time Server (NTP Server)

Address: Type the address of the network time server.

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2-2-3. Network

The connection to the network is set.

Fig. 2-2-3

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP): Select either one of the following.

. Obtain an IP address automatically (DHCP): Obtains the IP address automatically from DHCP. . Specify an IP address: Sets the speciﬁ ed IP address.

When “Specify an IP address” is selected, perform the setting in the following boxes.

IP Address: Type the IP address. Subnet Mask: Type the subnet mask. Default Gateway: Type the default gateway. Primary DNS: Type the IP address of primary DNS server. Secondary DNS: Type the IP address of secondary DNS server.

LAN

MAC Address: Display the MAC address. Speed: Select the Ethernet link speed.

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2-2-4. Mail Report

The sending of mail for the lamp bulb operating time and the maintenance information is set.

Fig. 2-2-4

Reporting Timing

Lamp Timer Reminder: Set the lamp lighting-up time to send the lamp notiﬁ cation mail. Maintenance Reminder: Set the operating (power ON) time to send the maintenance notiﬁ cation mail. Re-count: Place a check mark to reset the operating (power ON) time of this unit after

the maintenance notiﬁ cation mail is sent.

Reporting Source/Destination

FROM: Type the address of the mail sender. Email Address: Type the address of the mail destination TO and CC. Reporting Contents: Place a check mark in the reporting contents to be sent.

. Error: The error mail is sent. . Lamp Timer/Maintenance: The lamp notiﬁ cation mail and the maintenance notiﬁ cation mail are

sent.

Mail Server

Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP): Type the server name or the IP address of SMTP (mail sending) server. Requires Authentication: Place a check mark when the authentication is required to send the

mail. When you placed the check mark, select the following authentication method and perform the setting of authentication.

. POP before SMTP: Set the authentication of POP before SMTP.

- POP3 Server: Type the server name or the IP address of the POP3 server.

- Account Name: Type the login name of the POP3 server.

- Password: Type the password of the POP3 server.

. SMTP Authentication: Set the SMTP authentication.

- Account Name: Type the login name of the SMTP server.

- Password: Type the password of the SMTP server.

Send Test Mail: Place a check mark when sending the test mail.

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2-2-5. PC Communication

The communication between this unit and PC is set.

Fig. 2-2-5

Projector Identifying: Setting of this unit

Port No: Type the UDP port number. Interval: Select the packet transmission interval. Broadcast Address: Type the broadcast address.

[>>] button: Add the address typed in Broadcast Address to the list. [<<] button: Delete the address typed in Broadcast Address from the list.

(Registration list): Registration list of the broadcast address.

Controlling PC Destination: Setting of PC

Port No.: Type the TCP port number. Time-out: Select the time of the communication time-out. Accept connections from these hosts: Type the IP address of the host that you accept the access.

[>>] button: Add the typed IP address of the host to the list. [<<] button: Delete the typed IP address of the host from the list.

(Registration list): Registration list of the IP address of the host that you accept the

access.

Network Block Reboot

[REBOOT] button: Click this button to reboot the network CPU.

After setting PC Communication, a reboot of the network CPU is required.

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2-2-6. SNMP

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is set.

Fig. 2-2-6

SNMP

sysName: Type the character string of standard MIB sysName. Contact: Type the character string of standard MIB sysContact. Location: Type the character string of standard MIB sysDescr. Send authentication trap: Place a check mark when accepting the sending of authentication trap. Accept SNMP packets from any host: Select this when accepting the access from any host. Accept SNMP packets from these hosts: Select this when accepting the access only from the speciﬁ ed

host.

(Address): Type the IP address of the host that you accept the access.

[>>] button: Add the typed IP address of the host to the list. [<<] button: Delete the typed IP address of the host from the list.

(Registration list): Registration list of the IP address of the host that you accept the access. Community: Edit and select the community name.

. [Add] button: Add the community name. . [Edit] button: Allow the selected community to enter the attribute edit mode. . [Remove] button: Delete the selected community.

Community name: When the [Edit] button is clicked, the community whose attribute is changed

appears and the following items are enabled.

Rights: Select the access authority.

[Set|to|List] [Cancel]

button: Attribute change is applied.

button: Attribute change is cancelled.

Trap Destinations: Type the IP address of the host of the trap destination.

[>>] button: Add the typed IP address of the host to the list. [<<] button: Delete the typed IP address of the host from the list.

(Registration list): Registration list of the IP address of the host of the trap destination.

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2-2-7. Proﬁ le

The setting value of this unit is stored in PC, or the setting value stored in PC is written in this unit.

Fig. 2-2-7

Save: Place a check mark in the setting value to be stored in PC.

File: Edit and select the ﬁ le name to be stored.

. [...] button: Select the ﬁ le.

[SAVE] button: Store the checked setting value in the speciﬁ ed ﬁ le.

Load: Place a check mark in the setting value to be written in this unit from PC.

File: Edit and select the ﬁ le name to be written.

. [...] button: Select the ﬁ le to be written.

[LOAD] button: Write the checked setting value in this unit from the speciﬁ ed ﬁ le.

In the case that PC and this unit are connected by Ethernet, a part of setting value cannot be written and its check box is disabled.

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2-3. Optical Axis Adjustment of Lamp Bulb

[ON]

Procedure

1. Be sure to click the “SERVICE” tab in the standby state.

The SERVICE window is displayed.

“SERVICE” tab

“LAMP ADJUST & TIMER RESET” menu

Fig. 2-3a

button

2. Click the [SELECT] button in a “LAMP ADJUST & TIMER RESET” menu.

LAMP INFORMATION window is displayed.

Enter the serial code.

[CHECK] button

[START] button

Fig. 2-3b

3. Enter the serial code described in the Operating Instructions of a lamp bulb in the “Serial Code” box

[CLOSE] button

“LAMP ADJUST” menu

and click the [CHECK] button.

. Be sure to perform in the standby state. . Enter the serial code with the space not put.

4. Click the [CLOSE] button and close the LAMP INFORMATION window.

5. Click the [ON] button of POWER.

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6. Click the “INSTALLATION” tab. The INSTALLATION window is displayed.

“LAMP POWER” menu

Fig. 2-3c

7. Set the lamp power to 100% in the “LAMP POWER” menu to project an image in 100% black. (No signal condition)

8. Display the LAMP INFORMATION window in the SERVICE window.

[START] button

[+], [_] buttons

Fig. 2-3d

9. Click the [START] button in a “Lamp Adjust” menu. The unit enters the lamp adjustment mode.

10. Wait for ﬁ ve minutes.

11. When the unit enters the lamp adjustment mode, the value of the internal luminance sensor is displayed on the status message display.

Adjust “Z Axis Adjust” using the [+]/[_] button so

that the luminance value becomes maximum.

Status message display

Fig. 2-3e

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12. In the same way, adjust the X-axis and Y-axis direction adjusting screws so that the value of the internal luminance sensor becomes maximum.

13. Adjust “Z Axis Adjust” again using the [+]/[_] button so that the value of the internal luminance sensor becomes maximum.

X-axis direction adjusting screw

Y-axis direction adjusting screw

Fig. 2-3f

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2-4. Lens Adjustment (H Shift, V Shift, Zoom, and Focus)

Procedure

1. Project a test pattern on the INSTALLATION window.

2. Loosen the four bolts securing the projection lens. Insert the ﬂ at screwdriver between the lens bracket and the lens bracket shield and move the projection lens from side to side to adjust the horizontal position (H shift) of the image.

3. After H shift adjustment is completed, tighten the four screws loosened in step 2.

Tighten the bolts in the order of  to .

Projection lens

 

Bolts

Projection lens



Lens bracket

Lens bracket shield

Flat screwdriver

4. Open the adjustment lid.

5. Turn the control knob of this unit to move the lens up and down for adjusting the vertical position (V shift) of an image.

6. Adjust the zoom and focus using the [+] and [_] buttons in the “LENS CONTROL” menu.

(Refer to “2-7-2. INSTALLATION Window”.)

Bolts

Fig. 2-4a

Control knob

Projection lens

Adjustment lid

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Fig. 2-4b

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Set the V shift amount within 1/2 screen. If it exceeds 1/2 screen, the zoom is changed, the image position may not be positioned at same place.

Check if the V shift amount exceeds 1/2 screen in the following procedure. When the V shift amount exceeds 1/2 screen, perform the adjustment.

In the case that the V shift is lowered.

How to Check

. When the image is expanded by zoom, the upper end of image position is lowered.

Effective area of lens

Center of lens

Image

Fig. 2-4c

How to Adjust

. Adjust the V shift so that the upper end of image position remains unchanged when the image is expand-

ed by zoom.

Effective area of lens

Center of lens

Image

Fig. 2-4d

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2-5. Illumination Area Adjustment and Registration Adjustment

2-5-1. Illumination Area Adjustment

If there is any deviation of illumination range when installing the unit, perform adjustment in the following procedure.

The adjustment cannot be correctly performed with the ﬁ lter cover open because the ﬁ lter cover switch sensor function operates. Before starting the adjustment, be sure to close the ﬁ lter cover after removing the panel duct covers.

Front side

Filter cover

Filter cover switch

Fig. 2-5-1a

Procedure

1. Remove the panel (U7) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-2.)

2. Remove the panel (U2) block assembly. (Refer to Section 1-1-3.)

3. Remove the ﬁ lter.

4. Remove the ﬁ ve screws.

Filter (center portion)

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Front side

Fig. 2-5-1b

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5. Open the panel duct in the direction of the arrow.

6. Remove the two screws, then remove the panel duct cover (upper).

7. Remove the two screws, then remove the panel duct cover (lower).

8. Close the ﬁ lter cover, then secure it with the screw.

Front side

Filter cover

Panel duct cover (upper)

Screws

Panel duct cover (lower)

Filter cover

Screws

Secure with the screw.

Fig. 2-5-1c

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9. Set Lamp Power to 53% in the “LAMP POWER” menu on the INSTALLATION window of SRX Controller immediately after the lamp is lit.

10. Project the white image on the screen using “Test Mode 1” in the “TEST PATTERN” menu.

n If it is difﬁ cult to observe the left, right, top and bot-

tom edges of the white image because it is interrupted by the black curtain and so on, reduce the white image size using the zoom so that its edges can be viewed clearly. Adjust the zoom in “LENS CONTROL”. In the case of out-of- focus, adjust it in the same way.

(Refer to “2-7-2. INSTALLATION Window”.)

11. Perform steps 12 to 14 immediately after step 10 is ﬁ nished.

12. Observe the left, right, top and bottom edges of the screen precisely.

13. Check the deviation of illumination range (colored area around the white image). If there is an area colored by cyan, loosen the adjusting plate ﬁ xing screws of por- tion A in the illustration, and tighten them after adjustment.

14. If there is an area colored by magenta/yellow, loosen the adjusting plate ﬁ xing screws of portion B in the illustration, and tighten them after adjustment.

Portion A



 Adjusts the left and right of the white image by

parallel movement.

 Adjusts the top and bottom of the white image by

rotational movement.



Portion B

2-5-2. Registration Adjustment

Perform adjustment referring to “2-7-3. SERVICE Window” if registration is displaced.

Fig. 2-5-1d

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2-6. Color Space Conversion (CSC Adjustment)

The color space of this unit can be corrected for each color reproduction range.

The CSC adjustment cannot be correctly performed if γ is displaced. It is recommended to perform the γ adjustment and the uniformity adjustment ﬁ rst. (Refer to SRX-T110 Technical Manual.)

2-6-1. Correcting the Color Space “sRGB (709)” or “Adobe RGB”

Procedure

1. Display the SERVICE window of SRX Controller.

“COLOR SPACE CONVERTER” menu

Fig. 2-6-1

2. Select “sRGB (709)” or “Adobe RGB” in Color Space of the “COLOR SPACE CONVERTER” menu.

n To select Color Space, it is required to input the video signal.

3. Click the [RESET] button.

4. Click the [APPLY] button.

The color space function becomes OFF, and then the characteristics of this unit can be measured.

5. Connect PC for projection, and then project the 80% white signal.

6. Measure the value of x and y at the center of screen using the color meter.

7. Enter the measured value of x and y in the W box of “Projector Color Gamut”.

8. Project the 80% red signal, 80% green signal and 80% blue signal respectively from PC for projection, and then measure the value of x and y at the center of screen.

9. Enter the value measured in step 8 in the R, G, and B boxes of “Projector Color Gamut” respectively.

10. Click the [CALC] button.

11. Project the 80% red signal, 80% green signal and 80% blue signal respectively, and then measure the value of x and y at the center of screen again.

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12. Check that the difference between the value measured in step 11 and the “Target Color Gamut” value is within the following margin of error.

80% green signal when Adobe RGB is selected: within ?0.010 Other than the above: within ?0.005 n If the difference is not within the margin of error, repeat steps 5 to 11.

13. Click the [APPLY] button.

2-6-2. Correcting the Color Space “DCDM”

Procedure

1. Display the SERVICE window of SRX Controller.

“COLOR SPACE CONVERTER” menu

Fig. 2-6-2

2. Select “DCDM” in Color Space of the “COLOR SPACE CONVERTER” menu.

n To select Color Space, it is required to input the video signal.

3. Click the [RESET] button.

4. Click the [APPLY] button.

The color space function becomes OFF, and then the characteristics of this unit can be measured.

5. Select “Gray10” in “Test Pattern Select”.

The test pattern of Gray 10 is projected.

6. Measure the value of x and y at the center of screen using the color meter.

7. Enter the measured value of x and y in the W box of “Projector Color Gamut”.

8. Project “Red1”, “Green1” and “Blue1” in “Test Pattern Select” respectively, and then measure the value of x and y at the center of screen.

9. Enter the value measured in step 8 in the R, G, and B boxes of “Projector Color Gamut” respectively.

10. Click the [CALC] button.

11. Project “Gray 10”, “Red1”, “Green1” and “Blue1” respectively, and then measure the value of x and y at the center of screen again.

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12. Check that the difference between the value measured in step 11 and the “Target Color Gamut” value

is within the margin of error ?0.005.

n If the difference is not within the margin of error, repeat steps 5 to 11.

13. Click the [APPLY] button.

2-7. Functions of Each Window

This section describes the functions of SRX Controller required for the installation. For about the PICTURE CONTROL window and COLOR/FRAME window, refer to the Operating Instructions.

2-7-1. Common Items



Fig. 2-7-1a



 SCREEN CONTROL  POWER/Location/Name/Operation Timer/Warning Info

 SCREEN CONTROL

. INPUT SELECT Selects the input signal to be output as video signal.

- Input A: Displays the signal from DVI board (default) or optional board.

- Input B to D: Displays the signal from optional board.

- Quad-screen Mode: Displays the four signals from Input A to D in a quad-screen.

- Single 3D: This item is for 3D lens. For detail, refer to the Installation and Service Manual

of LKRL-A002/A003.

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. MASKING ADJUST Adjusts the image masking according to the screen shape by the six adjusting point respectively. And

adjustment value is displayed by pointing the cursor at each adjusting point.

Adjusting points







Adjusting points

Fig. 2-7-1b





When an adjusting point is double-clicked, the adjustment window is displayed.

Fig. 2-7-1c

A setting value increases when you click the [+] button. A numeric value decreases when you click the

[_] button. The numeric value can also be entered directly.

Each setting value is as follows:  to : 0 to 950 , : _500 to 500 n After the adjusting of adjusting point  to  is completed, perform the adjusting of adjusting point

 and .

All items in a MASKING ADJUST menu are returned to the factory setting when you click the [RESET]

button.

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. MUTING Operates to close and open of the douser.

- [ON] button: Close the douser. (Muting condition)

- [OFF] button: Open the douser. . CUT OFF When a 3D lens is attached, switch the output of L image and R image. For detail, refer to the Installation and Service Manual of LKRL-A002/A003.

 POWER/Location/Name/Operation Timer/Warning Info

. POWER

- STANDBY: Puts this unit into the standby state. (Canceled using an [ON] button.)

- ON: Turns on the power. . Location: Displays the location. . Name: Displays the owner name. . Operation Timer: Displays the total operation time of this unit. .

(Lamp bulb): Indicates the proportion of elapsed usage time (%) to the recommended time between

replacements. Indicates in red as the recommended time approaches.

. Warning Info: Displays warning information.

2-7-2. INSTALLATION Window

 



 LENS CONTROL  LAMP POWER  TEST PATTERN  SINGLE 3D ADJUST



Fig. 2-7-2

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 LENS CONTROL

Adjusts the image projected on the screen. . Zoom: Adjusts the size of an image. An image is expanded when you click the [+] button. It is

reduced when you click the [_] button.

. Focus: Adjusts a focus. A focus is adjusted to the distance place when you click the [+] button. It is

adjusted to the nearby place when you click the [_] button.

 LAMP POWER

. Lamp Power: Can adjust the output of a light source lamp bulb in units of 1% between 53% and

100%. The screen becomes dark when a numeric value decreases. In this case, however, the power consumption decreases and the life of a lamp bulb becomes long. Clicking the [+] button, the numeric value increases. Clicking the [_] button, the numeric value decreases.

. Luminance Value: For axis adjustment after the lamp bulb is replaced.

 TEST PATTERN

An image can be adjusted by projecting the test pattern, built in this unit, on the screen without inputting the signal from other equipment.

Each test pattern is as follows:

. Off: No test pattern . Cross Hatch . Cross Hatch (Invert) . Checker Flag . Test Mode 1 . Single 3D The test patterns in Single 3D column are for 3D lens. For detail, refer to the Installation and Service

Manual of LKRL-A002/A003.

 SINGLE 3D ADJUST

This item is for 3D lens. For detail, refer to the Installation and Service Manual of LKRL-A002/A003.

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



 

2-7-3. SERVICE Window







Fig. 2-7-3a

 WHITE BALANCE  REGISTRATION ADJUST  LAMP ADJUST & TIMER RESET  AIR FILTER TIMER  INTERPOLATION  MAINTENANCE TIMER  COLOR SPACE CONVERTER  VERSION INFORMATION

 WHITE BALANCE

The adjustments of Gain R/G/B and Bias R/G/B are performed and the color temperature is set. It is used to adjust the subtle difference of color among the projectors when more than one projector is used. When adjusting only one projector, use Color Space Converter. (Refer to Section 2-6.)

m . WHITE BALANCE can be adjusted only in the full-screen mode. . The value adjusted here is reﬂ ected only on “Color Temp” of the input signal currently selected.

Adjustment when more than one projector is used

1. Perform the CSC adjustment for all projectors. (Refer to Section 2-6.)

2. Project the 80% white signal.

3. Select the projector as a reference and adjust the Gain value of other projectors to the Gain value of the reference projector.

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 REGISTRATION ADJUST

Moves R (red), G (green), and B (blue) in the horizontal and vertical directions by two pixels (maximum) one pixel at a time so as to adjust registration.

. On: Selects when adjusting. . Off: Selects when not adjusting. . H: Pixels move in the horizontal direction. R: Red pixels horizontally move by two pixels (maximum) one pixel at a time when you click the

[+]/[_] button.

G: Green pixels horizontally move by two pixels (maximum) one pixel at a time when you click the

[+]/[_] button.

B: Blue pixels horizontally move by two pixels (maximum) one pixel at a time when you click the

[+]/[_] button.

. V: Pixels moves in the vertical direction. R: Red pixels vertically moves by two pixels (maximum) one pixel at a time when you click the

[+]/[_] button.

G: Green pixels vertically moves by two pixels (maximum) one pixel at a time when you click the

[+]/[_] button.

B: Blue pixels vertically moves by two pixels (maximum) one pixel at a time when you click the

[+]/[_] button.

 LAMP ADJUST & TIMER RESET

Displays the operation time of a lamp bulb and resets the LAMP TIMER.

. Lamp: Displays the operation time of a lamp bulb. . [SELECT] button: Clicking the button, displays the LAMP INFORMATION window.

Fig. 2-7-3b

LAMP INFORMATION

. Serial Code: Enter the serial number of a lamp bulb. . [CHECK] button: Clicking the button with the Serial Code box entered, resets LAMP TIMER.

- Lamp Serial No.: Displays the serial code of a lamp bulb.

- Drive Elec Power (max): Displays maximum driving power.

LAMP ADJUST

. Lamp Axis Adjust Mode Switches the axis adjust mode of the lamp bulb.

- [START] button: Enables the axis adjustment.

- [STOP] button: Quits the axis adjustment. . Z Axis Adjust

- Luminance Value: Displays the value of the internal luminance meter.

 AIR FILTER TIMER

Displays and resets the operation time of air ﬁ lter.

. Optical: Displays the operation time of the air ﬁ lter on the panel duct. . [RESET] button: Clicking the button, resets AIR FILTER TIMER.

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 INTERPOLATION

Switches the interpolation function during the projection of 2K-resolution image.

. On: Projects the high-resolution picture quality with a smooth image. . Off: Projects the pixelated rough image.

 MAINTENANCE TIMER

. Elapsed Timer Displays the cumulative lighting time of lamp valve. (excluding cooling time)

Other timer: Operation timer displays the cumulative operation time of the unit.

 COLOR SPACE CONVERTER

Adjusts the CSC. (Refer to Section 2-6.)

 VERSION INFORMATION

Displays the version of this unit.

2-7-4. SETTING Window

Fig. 2-7-4

Sets the various settings of the projector. (Refer to Section 2-2.)

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Section 3

Error Message

The following messages are displayed in the status message display at the back of the main unit and the “Warning Info” of an SRX controller. These messages are classiﬁ ed into ALERT (degree of risk: high), WARNING (degree of risk: middle), and FAILURE (degree of risk: low) according to the degree of risk. Take proper measures according to the message number and the remedy.

For WARNING (degree of risk: middle) and FAILURE (degree of risk: low), the power is not automatically turned off during operation of the main unit (during projection). However, take proper measures according to the remedy when the power is turned off next.

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ALERT (Degree of risk: high)

Message No. Error message Trouble Remedy

ALERT_01 BOARD ERROR The power of IFA board is defective. Check the IFA board. Replace the IFA

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_02 BOARD ERROR The power of IFB board is defective. Check the IFB board. Replace the IFB

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_03 BOARD ERROR The power of IFC board is defective. Check the IFC board. Replace the IFC

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_04 BOARD ERROR The power of IFD board is defective. Check the IFD board. Replace the IFD

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_05 BOARD ERROR The power of the MX board is defective. Check the MX board. Replace the MX

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_06 BOARD ERROR The power of the LPD board is defective. Check the LPD board. Replace the LPD

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_07 BOARD ERROR The power of the CT board is defective. Check the CT board. Replace the CT

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_08 BOARD ERROR The power of the DST board is defective. Check the DST board. Replace the DST

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_09 BOARD ERROR The power of the PR1 board is defective. Check the PR1 board. Replace the PR1

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_10 BOARD ERROR The power of the PR2 board is defective. Check the PR2 board. Replace the PR2

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_11 BOARD ERROR The power of the SY board is defective. Check the SY board. Replace the SY

board if it is damaged.

ALERT_12 BOARD DETACHED The CN board is disconnected. Check the CN board.

ALERT_13 BOARD DETACHED The MX board is disconnected. Check the MX board.

ALERT_14 BOARD DETACHED The LPD board is disconnected. Check the LPD board.

ALERT_15 BOARD DETACHED The CT board is disconnected. Check the CT board.

ALERT_16 BOARD DETACHED The DST board is disconnected. Check the DST board.

ALERT_17 BOARD DETACHED The PR1 board is disconnected. Check the PR1 board.

ALERT_18 BOARD DETACHED The PR2 board is disconnected. Check the PR2 board.

ALERT_19 TEMPERATURE ERROR The unit stops operation by temperature

abnormality of the R panel.

ALERT_20 TEMPERATURE ERROR The unit stops operation by temperature

abnormality of the G panel.

ALERT_21 TEMPERATURE ERROR The unit stops operation by temperature

abnormality of the B panel.

ALERT_22 COVER DETACHED The rear cabinet is detached and/or the

cold mirror is out of position.

ALERT_27 FAN ERROR The lamp fan A is defective. Check the lamp fan A. Replace the fan if

ALERT_28 FAN ERROR The lamp fan B is defective. Check the lamp fan B. Replace the fan if

ALERT_29 FAN ERROR The lamp fan C is defective. Check the lamp fan C. Replace the fan if

ALERT_30 FAN ERROR The lamp fan D is defective. Check the lamp fan D. Replace the fan if

ALERT_32 BALLAST ERROR The unit stops operation by temperature

abnormality of the power unit for lamp.

Check the outside air temperature, and air supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier R. Replace the Peltier R if it is damaged.

Check the outside air temperature, and air supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier G. Replace the Peltier G if it is damaged.

Check the outside air temperature, and air supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier B. Replace the Peltier B if it is damaged.

Check the panel (U4) block assembly and cold mirror position.

it is damaged.

Check the outside air temperature, air supply and exhaust, and power unit for lamp. Replace the power unit for lamp if it is damaged.

(Continued)

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Message No. Error message Trouble Remedy

ALERT_33 BALLAST ERROR The power unit for lamp fan is abnormal. Check the power unit for lamp fan. Re-

place the fan if it is damaged.

ALERT_34 BALLAST ERROR The power unit for lamp is abnormal. Check the cable between the power unit

for lamp and lamp house. Check the power unit for lamp. Replace the power unit for lamp if it is damaged.

ALERT_35 LAMP ERROR The lamp goes off. Check the lamp. Replace lamp bulb if it is

damaged. Check the power unit for lamp. Replace the power unit for lamp if it is damaged.

ALERT_36 BALLAST ERROR The power unit for lamp is abnormal. Check the cable between the power unit

for lamp and lamp house. Check the power unit for lamp. Replace the power unit for lamp if it is damaged.

ALERT_37 COVER DETACHED The maintenance cover assembly is out of

position.

ALERT_38 BOARD ERROR The power of the CN board is defective. Check the CN board. Replace the board if

ALERT_39 TEMPERATURE ERROR The unit stops operation by temperature

abnormality of the 8-inch duct block.

ALERT_41 COVER DETACHED The unit stops operation by the ﬁ lter cover

detaching.

Check the maintenance cover assembly.

it is damaged.

Check the outside air temperature, the suction amount of a 8-inch duct, and the lamp fans A to D.

Check that the ﬁ lter cover (door) is not open.

WARNING (Degree of risk: middle)

Message No. Error message Trouble Remedy

WARN_01 FAN ERROR The power fan 1 is abnormal. Check the power fan 1. Replace the

power fan 1 if it is damaged.

WARN_02 FAN ERROR The power fan 2 is abnormal. Check the power fan 2. Replace the

power fan 2 if it is damaged.

WARN_05 FAN ERROR The board fan 1 is abnormal. Check the board fan 1. Replace the board

fan 1 if it is damaged.

WARN_06 FAN ERROR The board fan 2 is abnormal. Check the board fan 2. Replace the board

fan 2 if it is damaged.

WARN_12 FAN ERROR The Peltier R fan is abnormal. Check the Peltier R fan. Replace the

Peltier R fan if it is damaged.

WARN_13 FAN ERROR The Peltier G fan is abnormal. Check the Peltier G fan. Replace the

Peltier G fan if it is damaged.

WARN_14 FAN ERROR The Peltier B fan is abnormal. Check the Peltier B fan. Replace the

Peltier B fan if it is damaged.

WARN_20 DEVICE ERROR The Peltier R is out of control. Check the outside air temperature, and air

supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier R. Replace the Peltier R if it is damaged.

WARN_21 DEVICE ERROR The Peltier G is out of control. Check the outside air temperature, and air

supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier G. Replace the Peltier G if it is damaged.

WARN_22 DEVICE ERROR The Peltier B is out of control. Check the outside air temperature, and air

supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier B. Replace the Peltier B if it is damaged.

WARN_23 CONNECTOR DE-

TACHED

WARN_24 CONNECTOR DE-

TACHED

WARN_25 CONNECTOR DE-

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The connector of a Peltier R is disconnected.

The connector of a Peltier G is disconnected.

The connector of a Peltier B is disconnected.

Check the connector of a Peltier R.

Check the connector of a Peltier G.

Check the connector of a Peltier B.

(Continued)

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Message No. Error message Trouble Remedy

WARN_26 DOUSER ERROR DOUSER operation is failed. Check the connector of a shift block.

WARN_27 BALLAST ERROR A power unit for lamp communication

failed.

WARN_28 BALLAST ERROR Lamp serial number setting is wrong. Check the range setting of power unit for

WARN_30 COVER DETACHED The ﬁ lter cover is detached. Check that the ﬁ lter cover (door) is not

WARN_31 FAN ERROR PS converter fan 2 in abnormal. Check the PS converter fan 2. Replace

WARN_32 FAN ERROR PS converter fan 1 in abnormal. Check the PS converter fan 1. Replace

WARN_33 FAN ERROR PBS fan in abnormal. Check the PBS fan. Replace the PBS fan

Check the shift block. Replace the shift block if it is damaged.

Check the cable between the power unit for lamp and lamp house. Check the power unit for lamp. Replace the power unit for lamp if it is damaged.

lamp and the serial information of a lamp.

opened.

the PS converter fan 2 if it is damaged.

the PS converter fan 1 if it is damaged.

if it is damaged.

FAILURE (Degree of risk: low)

Message No. Error message Trouble Remedy

FAIL_02 TEMPERATURE ERROR Warning for temperature abnormality of

the 8-inch duct.

FAIL_04 TEMPERATURE ERROR Intake temperature is abnormal. Check the outside air temperature.

FAIL_06 TEMPERATURE ERROR The optical unit block temperature is

abnormal.

FAIL_10 TEMPERATURE ERROR Warning for temperature abnormality of

the R panel.

FAIL_11 TEMPERATURE ERROR Warning for temperature abnormality of

the G panel.

FAIL_12 TEMPERATURE ERROR Warning for temperature abnormality of

the B panel.

FAIL_15 TEMPERATURE ERROR Warning for temperature abnormality of

the power unit for lamp.

FAIL_16 LENS ERROR Zoom does not reach the registered

position.

FAIL_17 LENS ERROR Focus does not reach the registered

position.

FAIL_18 LENS ERROR Zoom operation is failed. Check the lens and lens cable. Check the

Check the outside air temperature, the suction amount of a 8-inch duct, and the lamp cooling fans.

Check the outside air temperature, and air supply and exhaust.

Check the outside air temperature, and air supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier R. Replace the Peltier R if it is damaged.

Check the outside air temperature, and air supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier G. Replace the Peltier G if it is damaged.

Check the outside air temperature, and air supply and exhaust. Check the Peltier B. Replace the Peltier B if it is damaged.

Check the outside air temperature. Check the power unit for lamp. Replace the power unit for lamp if it is damaged.

Check the function operation, lens, and lens cable. Check the SY board. Replace the SY board if it is damaged.

SY board. Replace the SY board if it is damaged.

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Message No. Error message Trouble Remedy

FAIL_19 LENS ERROR Focus operation is failed. Check the lens and lens cable. Check the

SY board. Replace the SY board if it is damaged.

FAIL_21 ADJUSTMENT ERROR The Z-axis operation is failed. Check the lamp house-supplied motor and

harness. Replace the motor if it is damaged. Check the SY board. Replace the SY board if it is damaged.

FAIL_25 DEVICE ERROR FPGA conﬁ guration fails. Turn off the power once, then turn on it

again.

FAIL_26 DEVICE ERROR I

C communication error. Turn off the power once, then turn on it

again.

FAIL_27 DEVICE ERROR LVDS error Turn off the power once, then turn on it

again.

FAIL_28 DEVICE ERROR PLL error Turn off the power once, then turn on it

again.

FAIL_29 DEVICE ERROR Parity error Turn off the power once, then turn on it

again.

FAIL_30 BALLAST ERROR The power unit for lamp is interlocked. Turn off the power once, then turn on it

again.

FAIL_36 DEVICE ERROR Setting error of DVI. Check the setting and set the operation

again.

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Fan location

CN board

7 Front side

Front side

Top view

PS converter fan 2

Lamp fan A

Lamp fan B

Lamp fan C

Lamp fan D

DST board

Peltier R fan

Filter cover

PS converter fan 1

Peltier G fan

Peltier B fan

PBS fan

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SRX-T420 (SY) E

9-968-662-01

Sony Corporation

Printed in Japan

2009. 10 22

Sony SRX-T420 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

Purpose of this manual

Related manuals

Manual Structure

Trademarks

Installation

Outline

1-1. Removing/Installing the Cabinet Panel

1-1-1. Name of Cabinet Panel

1-1-2. Panel (U7) Block Assembly

1-1-3. Panel (U2) Block Assembly

1-1-4. Panel (U3)

1-1-5. Panel (U6)

1-1-6. Panel (U5)

1-1-7. Panel (U1B)

1-1-8. Panel (U1)

1-2. Tilt Angle Adjustment

1-3. Installing the Duct

1-4. Installing the Projection Lens

1-5. Installing the Lens Cover

1-6. Installing the Lamp Bulb

1-8. Interlock Terminal

1-9. Connecting and Wiring of External Device

1-10. Connecting the Power Cord

1-11. About the Optional Accessories

1-12. Projection Distance Charts

1-13. Dimensions

Adjustment

2-1. Installation of SRX Controller

2-1-1. Startup

2-1-2. Function Memory

2-1-3. Log Function

2-2. Setting of Projector

2-2-1. Owner Information

2-2-2. Date & Time

2-2-3. Network

2-2-4. Mail Report

2-2-5. PC Communication

2-2-6. SNMP

2-3. Optical Axis Adjustment of Lamp Bulb

2-4. Lens Adjustment (H Shift, V Shift, Zoom, and Focus)

2-5. Illumination Area Adjustment and Registration Adjustment

2-5-1. Illumination Area Adjustment

2-5-2. Registration Adjustment

2-6. Color Space Conversion (CSC Adjustment)

2-6-1. Correcting the Color Space “sRGB (709)” or “Adobe RGB”

2-6-2. Correcting the Color Space “DCDM”

2-7. Functions of Each Window

2-7-1. Common Items

2-7-2. INSTALLATION Window

2-7-3. SERVICE Window

2-7-4. SETTING Window

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