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Sanyo PLC-XF60 Owner's Manual

Sanyo PLC-XF60 Owner's Manual

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Warp & Blending
ADVANCED SCREEN MANAGER
Owner's Manual
When installing this software on a computer, make sure to read carefully
[License Agreement] on the installation screen. We assume no responsibility for
any computer or system troubles, data lost, data corruption or malfunction of
equipments caused by the software or mishandling. We highly recommend to
store the important data in the recording medium to another disc.
✽ You may not copy the printed materials accompanying with the software.
✽ The contents of this manual might be changed without notice.
✽ The picture shape and screen display could be different from actual ones.
Caution for using this software

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  • Page 1 Warp & Blending ADVANCED SCREEN MANAGER Owner's Manual Caution for using this software When installing this software on a computer, make sure to read carefully [License Agreement] on the installation screen. We assume no responsibility for any computer or system troubles, data lost, data corruption or malfunction of equipments caused by the software or mishandling.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Table of contents Introduction......................3 1. Operating Configuration of the Software............4 2. Compatible Signal ....................4 3. Preparation......................4 ■ Installation of the Warp & Blending Board .............4 ■ Connection .....................5 4. Installation of the Advanced Screen Manager ...........6 5. Mechanism and Function of the Warp& Blending ..........6 6.

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Introduction Introduction Advanced & Screen Manager is the image editing software to project images on the spherical or curved screens by installing Warp & Blending Board on the projector. By editing images with this software, you can project images on the spherical or curved screen with minimum distortion.

  • Page 4: Operating Configuration Of The Software

    Operating Configuration of the Software Compatible signal Preparation 1. Operating Configuration of the Software This software operate under these environment. Compatible OS Windows 98SE / Me / 2000 / XP Main memory of the PC RAM 256MByte or more Recommended CPU of the PC Pentium3 500MHz or more Free hard disc of the PC (HDD) 40MByte or more...

  • Page 5: Connection

    Preparation ■ Connection 1. Connect a computer monitor output or an output terminal of a digital equipment to the digital DVI-D terminal of Warp & Blending Board. 2. Connect the SERIAL PORT IN terminal of Warp & Blending Board to the SERIAL terminal of the PC which is installed this software.

  • Page 6: Installation Of The Advanced Screen Manager

    Installation of the Advanced Screen Manager Mechanism and Function of the Warp& Blending How to Start the Software 4. Installation of the Advanced Screen Manager Install the program. 1. Insert the Program CD-ROM into a CD-ROM Drive of a PC. 2.

  • Page 7: Operation Screen Of Advanced Screen Manager And Functions Of Each Part

    Operation Screen of Advanced Screen Manager and Function of Each Part 7. Operation Screen of Advanced Screen Manager and Functions of Each Part After starting up Advanced Screen Manager, you will get the screen below. With using this screen, you can edit an image and project an edited image. Operation screen of Advanced Screen Manager...
  • Page 8 Operation Screen of Advanced Screen Manager and Function of Each Part Toolbar icon q w e r t y u i o !0 Part names and functions File(F) Save and administrate the edited data or execute the edited date. Menu Item Function (Page) The No.
  • Page 9 Operation Screen of Advanced Screen Manager and Function of Each Part Edit (E) Assisting the editing Menu Item Function (Page) The No. is Toolbar icon No. Undo(U) !1 Undo the previous operation. Reset(R) Reset the editing to default setting. Setting (O) Set the various configuration. Menu Item Function (Page) The No.

  • Page 10: Operation Procedure

    Operation procedure 8. Operation procedure Operation is made following STEP-1 STEP-3 STEP-2 See each section for detailed operation. STEP-1 Configuration setting First, set the operation configuration with the projector. If the operation configuration is not set properly, image can not be edited and projected properly. ■...
  • Page 11 Operation procedure ■ Grid [transition] You can add partial editing to Spherical correction, Horizontal curve correction, Vertical curve correction and Keystone correction. After editing with this function, you cannot go back to the screen before this adjustment. If you go back, the screen also go back to before adjustment.
  • Page 12 Operating Procedure ■ Center angle display Display the projection angle from horizontal and vertical direction. Display the current center angle calculated by algorithm of spherical correction, hor- izontal or vertical curve. The display is to confirm the current figure as a rough stan- dard.

  • Page 13: Configuration Setting

    9. STEP-1 Setting of the Operation Configuration STEP-1 Configuration setting 9. Configuration setting ■ Resolution setting Select "Resolution setting(R)" from "Setting (O)" in the menu to display the Resolution setting dialog box. Set the signal resolution which is input into DVI terminal from the input menu. Adjust output resolution of the projector.

  • Page 14: Optical Axis Setting

    STEP-1 Setting of the Operation Configuration ■ Optical axis setting Set the optical axis. Confirm the position of optical axis and set it by PIXCEL figure (Number of pixels). X figure : Set the horizontal position on the screen. (adjustable range is 0 - 1024) Y figure : Set the vertical position on the screen.

  • Page 15: View Angle Setting

    STEP-1 Setting of the Operation Configuration ■ View angle setting Set the view angle of the projector. The adjustable unit is 0.01 degree. (Example: 16 degree is input as 1600) The adjustable range is 2 - 150 degree. When linearity of the vertical lines in the grid are not correct, in other words, the dis- tance between vertical lines are not equal, check if the view angle is set correctly.

  • Page 16: Image Editing

    STEP-2 Image Editing STEP-2 Image Editing 10. Image Editing Select the editing type along with the shape of the screen and edit. 1. Spherical editing Edit to project on the spherical screen. 2. Horizontal curve editing Edit to project on the horizontally curved screen. 3.

  • Page 17: Spherical

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Spherical This editing is to project on the spherical screen. Select "Spherical correctione" from either "Type(T)" in the menu or the toolbar. The grid screen for Spherical correction appears. Basic adjustment Adjustment points (Points enable to drag.) A to H (The points are different from editing screen.) are displayed on the screen.
  • Page 18 STEP-2 Image Editing Spherical Drag points with a mouse and edit the grid to spherical shape. If the position of the grid screen is not correct, the grid lines in the square will disap- pear. You can confirm the editing with sending the edited data to the projector. (See p29 ■...

  • Page 19: Horizontal Curve

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Horizontal curve This editing is to project on the horizontally curved screen. Select"Horizontal curver" from either "Type(T)" in the menu or the toolbar. The grid screen for Horizontal curve appears. Edit the same way as spherical correction. See ■ Spherical correction for basic opera- tion.

  • Page 20: Vertical Curve

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Vertical curve This editing is to project on the vertically curved screen. Select "Vertical curvet" from either "Type(T)" in the menu or the toolbar. The grid screen for Vertical curve appears. Edit the same way as spherical correction. See ■ Spherical correction for basic opera- tion.

  • Page 21: Keystone

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Keystone This editing is for projecting diagonally on the flat screen. Select "Keystoney" from either toolbar or Type(T) in the menu. The grid screen for keystone editing appears. Edit the image the same procedure as editing on the spherical screen. Click any of A, C, F, H points on the grid by a mouse, the points will appear on the grid.

  • Page 22: Grid [New]

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Grid (New) This editing is to project on the slightly distorted screen. You can edit the details along with the projection screen. Select "Grid correctionu" from "Type(T)" in the menu bar or toolbar icon. The grid screen for Grid correction appears.

  • Page 23: Grid [Transition]

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Grid [transition] correction When you need further detailed editing after making basic editing in spherical correc- tion, vertical curve, horizontal curve and keystone, select this function. You can edit each cell individually by mouse drag. Select this function then each adjustment item transit to this Grid correction [transi- tion].

  • Page 24: Blending

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Blending This function is to match the image levels of the overlapped parts of projected screens when projecting on one screen with using several projectors. 1. First, select the projectors to adjust. ■ Input projector's ID No. in the STEP-1 Communication setting.
  • Page 25 STEP-2 Image Editing 2 Step editing 1. Drag the lines or Xa, Xb, Ya, Yb on the editing screen and adjust the overlapped widht of the images. Each line show the screen position below. Xa = Left width of the screen, Xb = Right width of the screen, Ya = Top width of the screen ,Yb = Bottom width of the screen.
  • Page 26 STEP-2 Image Editing 16 Step editing 1. Drag the lines or Xa, Xb, Ya, Yb on the editing screen and adjust the overlapped width of the images. Each line shows the following screen position. Xa = Left width of the screen, Xb = Right width of the screen, Ya = Top width of the screen ,Yb = Bottom width of the screen.
  • Page 27 STEP-2 Image Editing Overlapped parts of the screen; Xa = Left width of the screen, Xb = Right width of the screen, Ya = Top width of the screen ,Yb = Bottom width of the screen. The figure is PIXCLE (Number of pixcels) unit.

  • Page 28: Confirmation Of Edited Image

    STEP-2 Image Editing ■ Confirmation of edited image This function is to confirm the each of Spherical correction, Horizontal curve, Vertical curve, Keystone, Grid correction with projecting the outline of edited images. To use this function, monitor out of the pc installed this software should be connected to DVI input terminal of Warp &...

  • Page 29: Data Sending

    STEP-3 Image transmission STEP-3 Data Sending 11. Data Sending ■ Sending Send the edited data to Warp&Blending Board of the projector. Select "Send(T)" from either "File(F)" in the menu or the toolbar icon to display the send dialog. Press "Start" button then the data will be converted to the binary data and sent to the Warp&Blending Board of the projector.

  • Page 30: Center Angle Display

    STEP-3 Image transmission ■ Center angle display Display the current center angle calculated by spherical correction or algorithm of hori- zontal and vertical curve. This dialog only show the current figure as a rough standard and you cannot change the figure. ■...

  • Page 31: Warp On/Off

    STEP-3 Image transmission ■ Warp ON/OFF This function is to select ON/OFF of Warp. Before operation, set the communication with STEP-1 ■ Communication setting dialog. When selecting ON, the edited data which was sent to Warp & Blending Board is projected.

  • Page 32: Test Pattern

    STEP-3 Image transmission ■ Test pattern This function is to confirm the edited images. Select "Test pattern (P)" to display test pattern below which is based on the editing you have made. With watching this screen, confirm the editing such as screen distortion, linearity, screen position. Select "Test pattern(P)"...

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