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Set-up and Installation Manual
August 30, 2002

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  • Page 1 Projector VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual August 30, 2002...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ......................5 1.1. Specifications .......................... 5 1.1.1. Image Panel........................5 1.1.2. Electric Specification......................5 1.1.3. Optical Specification ......................6 1.1.4. Mechanical Specification ....................6 1.1.5. Reliability and Serviceability .................... 6 1.1.6. Environmental condition ....................7 1.1.7.
  • Page 3 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL....................45 5.1. Communication rules ......................45 5.2. Command character strings....................45 5.3. Command ID ......................... 45 5.4. Sequence ..........................45 5.5. Command return value......................46 5.6. Control commands ........................ 47 5.6.1. vP (Power) ........................47 VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 4 5.6.2. NP (Picture Mute) ......................48 5.6.3. i (Input Select)........................ 48 5.6.4. iE (Input Port Save)......................48 5.6.5. n (Memory Select)......................49 5.6.6. nE (Memory Save) ......................49 5.6.7. nA (Analog Input, Memory Select)................. 49 5.6.8. nD (Digital Input, Memory Select).................. 49 5.6.9.

  • Page 5: Product Description

    Ultra-high pressure mercury lamp 120W Light source (average lifetime 4,000 hours) Voltage range AC 100 – 240V +/-10% , 50/60Hz +/-5% Power consumption (100/240V) 220/220 W Operating current (100/240V) 3.0/1.5 Amp. Inrush current (100/240V) 20/40 Amp. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 6: Optical Specification

    1.1.3. Optical Specification Light output 480 ANSI Lumens (typ.) Brightness uniformity 80% at 90% image height (typ.) Contrast ratio (full field) 300:1 (typ.) Magnification tolerance Lateral color shift Red(610nm) – Green(546.1nm) 0.5pixel Blue(470nm) – Green(546.1nm) Geometry distortion 0.3% Image size 67”...

  • Page 7: Environmental Condition

    1.1.7. Safety Approval Safety approval UL1950, CSA22.2No.950, EN60950 FCC part15 Class A Industry Canada Class A EN55022 Class A, EN55024, EN61000-3-2 EN61000-3-3 1.1.8. Options 6-axis adjuster S-050AXI Remote controller R-FD10TX Spare lamp unit S-SH10A / S-SH10B VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 8: Outline Drawings

    1.2. Outline drawings 1.2.1. Circuit Box (unit: mm) First edition...

  • Page 9: Optical Unit

    1.2.2. Optical Unit (unit: mm) VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 10: Control Panel

    1.3. Control Panel 1.3.1. Outline view 1. Main power switch 2. AC socket 3. Status LED display 4. Wired remote control in (3.5 mini jack) 5. Setup switch 6. RS-232C (D-SUB 9PIN(M)) 7. Control IN (D-SUB 9PIN(F)) 8. Control OUT (D-SUB 9PIN(F)) 9.

  • Page 11: Rs-232C Terminal

    Pin number Signal RXO - RXC - RXO + RXC + RXO Shield RXC Shield RX2 Shield RX1 Shield RX2 - RX1 - RX2 + RX1 + DDCSCL DDCSDA SENS MDR20 DDC +5V DDC GND VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 12: Dip Switch Setting

    1.4. Dip switch setting OFF ON SW-1 SW-2 W-PROTECT B-RATE RESERVED RESERVED 422TERM2 RESERVED 422TERM1 RESERVED RS232C FACTORY SW-1 Name Remote control enable Remote control disable W-PROTECT F/W writable F/W not rewritable B-RATE 19,200bps 9,600bps RESERVED Reserved Default RESERVED Reserved Default RESERVED Reserved...

  • Page 13: Buttons And Functions Of Remote Control Unit

    Press to move on the adjustment menu and to change the adjustment values. MITSUBISHI Normal Button Press to reset the adjusted data, etc. Number Buttons Press to select the adjustment memory and to set remote ID, etc. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 14: Led Display

    1.6. LED display LED display indicates the failure detection result such as shown in the following table. LED display Failure detection Fan stop Lamp changer mechanical failure or no workable lamp DMD control circuit failure DMD control circuit failure Lamp changer control circuit failure Internal SRAM failure (not defined) Power failure...

  • Page 15: Adjustment Menu

    MEM LIST MEM LIST MEM LIST button (at non menu display) MEMORY SELECT 1 Select 01 – 16 in number buttons during 5- second display. 2.4. Picture mute Picture mute/ cancel MUTE MUTE MUTE MUTE VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 16: Test Pattern Display

    2.5. Test pattern display Test pattern display/ cancel TEST Press once for adjustment white. Press twice for crosshatch. Press 3 times for blue 180. Press 4 times for gray 30. Press 5 times for full-bit white. Test pattern display is also cancelled by pushing ESC button. If system is in the mode that you can enter service menu by ESC button, service menu takes precedence over test pattern cancellation.

  • Page 17: Picture Adjustment Menu

    V-MASK setting V-MASK START 1024 – 1280(1066) Vertical sync noise mask start position V-MASK END 0 – 31(7) Vertical sync noise mask end position SEPARATE SYNC setting SEPARATE SYNC YES/NO Yes: direct sync no: separate sync VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 18 Menu tree MENU1 MENU1 MENU1 MENU1 MENU1 Initial image ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER BRIGHT MEMORY 1 BRIGHT CONTRAST WHITE BALANCE GAMMA DITHER CONTRAST NORM MENU1 MENU1 MENU1 MENU1 APERTURE WHITE BALANCE GAMMA DITHER NORMAL APERTURE First edition...
  • Page 19 ENTER AUTO WHITE AT-W START? MANUAL WHITE ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER AT-W FINISH! AT-W BUSY! ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER W-GAIN 255(128) R-GAIN 255(128) R-GAIN 255(128) R-GAIN 255(128) V-MASK START 1066 V-MASK END SEPARATE SYNC YES VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 20: Service Menu

    2.9. Service menu ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER B B B B Pushing button displays service menu. After that you can select display/non-display ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER B B B B button. Pushing button once again cancels this mode. Service menu setting items SET CSC CSC adjustment LAMP CHANGE...
  • Page 21 0 – 1000 B-GAIN 0 – 1000 WHITE BALANCE default value MIDDLE HIGH R-GAIN 1000 1000 G-GAIN 1000 B-GAIN 1000 1000 SENSOR menu SENSOR ON/OFF DISABLE (OFF) Luminous sensor setting SENSOR START? Luminous sensor initial value obtaining VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 22 LAMP PARAMETER menu ERROR CODE Error information WARNING OFF/TYPE 1/TYPE 2 Warning display type setting CHANGE MODE NORMAL/LONG Lamp change mode setting ERROR CODE menu LAMP ERROR CODE Title 0000h Projector operating time at error detection 0000000000000000 Error information 0000h Projector operating time at error detection 0000000000000000 Error information...
  • Page 23 B – R B – G B – B 1023 ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER SET LAMP DATA LAMP CHANGE MANUAL CHANGE ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER W-GARADATION W-TOP W-BOTTOM ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER R-TOP R-GARADATION R-BOTTOM VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 24 WHITE BALANCE M ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER R-GAIN 1000 SET WHITE BALANCE G-GAIN 1000 B-GAIN 1000 ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER SENSOR SENSOR OFF SENSOR START? ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER SENSOR START? SENSOR START ***** ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER LAMP PARAMETER ERROR CODE WARNING CHANGE MODE...

  • Page 25: Factory Menu

    VIEW STANDARD CSC Title LAMP DATA BLACK LEVEL menu R-LEVEL 0 – 32 Black level in red setting G-LEVEL 0 – 32 Black level in green setting B-LEVEL 0 – 32 Black level in blue setting VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 26 IMAGE FLIP setting IMAGE FLIP N/E N/W S/E S/W (N/E) Flipping vertical or horizontal EDGE BLEND setting SELECT ON/OFF LEFT ON/OFF RIGHT ON/OFF BOTTOM ON/OFF DISPERSION setting DISPERSION ON/OFF GRADATION setting GRAD-AUTO NONE! SET APERTURE setting APERTURE 1 0 – 3 APERTURE 2 0 –...
  • Page 27 IMAGE FLIP SELECT ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER LEFT EDGE BLEND RIGHT BOTTOM ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER DISPERSION DISPERTION ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER GRADATION GRAD-AUTO NONE! ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER SET APERTURE APERTURE 1 APERTURE 2 VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 28 ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER DISPLAY OFF NO SIGNAL DISPLAY ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER AT-C BUSY! AUTO CLAMP START? ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER AT-W BUSY! AUTO WHITE START? ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER BLANK OFF TEST BLANK ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER RESET OK? SET TIMER RESET? First edition...

  • Page 29: Set-Up And Installation

    3. Set-up and installation 3.1. Set-up & installation flow chart Start 3.2 Picture outline adjustment 3.3 Dip switch setting Multiple screen color space control (CSC) adjustment 3.5 Video signal adjustment VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 30: Picture Outline Adjustment

    3.2. Picture outline adjustment 3.2.1. Displaying internal test signal for picture outline adjustment Press TEST button on the remote control unit twice to display the internal test signal (crosshatch for picture outline adjustment). This crosshatch signal indicates a crosshatch per 20 horizontal pixels and per 16 vertical pixels.

  • Page 31: Adjusting 6 Axes

    2. Form the vertical keystone distortion. 3. Form the horizontal keystone C: H-KEYS distortion. D: V-POSI 4. Adjust the vertical position. 5. Adjust the horizontal position. E: H-POSI F: ZOOM 6. Scale up/down the image. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 32: Picture Outline Adjustment Steps

    3.2.3. Picture outline adjustment steps Perform the picture outline adjustment roughly for each single screen. After making the image size smaller than the outline of the screen using the zoom axis, adjust TILT, V-POSI, and H-POSI so that upper and lower spaces and right and left spaces shifted by the 6-axis adjuster will be almost equalized respectively with each other.

  • Page 33: For Delivery

    Select SET CSC in service menu (See “Service menu” on page 20). Display the monochrome red and adjust the luminance level finely by decreasing R – R of the brighter screen, according to the darkest screen, if the luminance differs between each VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 34 screen. (If decreasing the luminance excessively, increase R – R.) Adjust the tint on the monochrome red finely by increasing or decreasing R – G, R – B if the tint differs between each screen. Display the monochrome green and adjust the luminance level finely by decreasing G – G of the brighter screen, according to the darkest screen, if the luminance differs between each screen.

  • Page 35: White Balance Adjustment

    W-GRADATION adjustment is usually unnecessary unless R/G/B-GRADATION adjustment is doing well. Each adjustment should be in an adequate range. Adjustment value should be stayed within the confines of –50 to 50, even though whole range is –128 to 127. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 36: Video Signal Adjustment

    Gradation adjustment procedure (4-screen multi vision as an example) Adjustment item Adjust to match the luminance/tint level in the edge of R/G/B-TOP adjacent screens (gray area in the lower left figure) R/G/B -BOTTOM using adjustment item A and C. In this time, adjust to R/G/B -LEFT align darker part with brighter one with considering R/G/B -RIGHT...
  • Page 37 Windows” dialog box.) Vertically striped noise will appear on the picture if DIV value is incorrect. As DIV value nears optimum, the number of vertical lines on the picture decreases. And the noise will disappear as the value becomes optimum. Incorrect FINE value causes noise on the whole screen. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...
  • Page 38 Noise caused by incorrect Noise caused by incorrect CLOCK adjustment FINE adjustment [Adjustment] Select CLOCK in MENU2. Adjust DIV so that vertically striped noise on the picture will disappear. Select FINE in CLOCK. Adjust FINE finely so that snowy noise on the whole picture will disappear. Normally adjust it within the range of 0 to 31.

  • Page 39: Menu1 Adjustment (Effective For Both Analog And Digital Input)

    Change the adjustment value. 3.5.3.4. APERTURE setting This is use for edge enhancement. Normal setting is OFF. 3.5.3.5. NR setting This is use to reduce subtle noise in analog signal etc. Normal setting is OFF. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 40: Auto Lamp Changer

    4. Auto lamp changer 4.1. Overview of lamp changer Lid A (for lamp A replacement) Operation panel Lid B (for lamp B replacement) Operation panel MANUAL button: To start manual lamp change. OPEN LED: Turning on in manual lamp change mode. ERROR LED: Turning on at error detection of lamp position sensor, lamp transit motor circuit or lamp power supply.

  • Page 41: Spare Lamp Cartridge Replacing/Adjusting Procedure

    Close the lamp lid and tighten up the 3 fixing screws. Confirm OPEN LED in operation panel is off. (If OPEN LED is still on, auto lamp changing function is not effective. Please check whether the lid closes completely. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 42: Lamp Timer Confirmation

    4.3.7. Lamp timer confirmation Record lamp timer value as needed with pushing FUNC + DISPLAY button. The value means the operation time of the replaced old lamp. 4.3.8. CSC calculating Select SET LAMP DATA in LAMP CHANGE in service menu. Select replaced lamp A or B in SET LAMP DATA sub menu Select YES in LAMP TIMER RESET?, then input recorded lamp data, YR, YG and YB in INPUT LAMP DATA menu.

  • Page 43: At Lamp Brown-Out

    4.5.2. At stand-by mode Push MANUAL button in operation panel. It turns on the projector automatically. It exchanges the current lamp for the reserved new lamp. It shuts down to get back to stand-by mode. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 44: Information Display

    4.6. Information display 4.6.1. Warning message The lamp changer can notice the indication to call service person and the pre-announcement of lamp exchanging. It can be set from the 3 types as below in WARNING in LAMP PARAMETER in service menu (refer to “Service menu” on page 20). OFF: Nothing to display on the screen.

  • Page 45: Communication Protocol

    * As for some commands, it might take more than 700 msec till the projector returns the result string after receiving a command. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 46: Command Return Value

    External controller Projectors 01NP1¥r 100 msec or less Analyzing and executing the command within 700 msec. 01NP1¥r 50 msec or more 01i0¥r Analyzing and executing the command within 700 msec. 01i0¥r When command ID “00” is sent, only the 00NP0¥r projectors whose master function is set effective will respond to the command.

  • Page 47: Control Commands

    Sequence of turning off process External controller Projectors External controller Projectors 01vP0 ¥r 01vP1 ¥r 01vP0 ¥r 01vP1 ¥r 01vS ¥r 01vS ¥r 01vS4 ¥r 01vS18 ¥r 01vS ¥r 01vS14 ¥r 01vS ¥r 01i0 ¥r 01vS2 ¥r 01i0 ¥r VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 48: Np (Picture Mute)

    5.6.2. NP (Picture Mute) Function: To control picture mute. The projector accepts this command even in the stand-by mode. If the projector receives NP command in stand-by mode, it automatically executes it after start-up process. The picture mute status is cancelled by executing [vP0] command or turning off the main power.

  • Page 49: N (Memory Select)

    Function: To change memory number with changing input port to digital at the same time. It is only available in steady state. Format: ID nD [ Sel ] Select memory number 0 – 15 Memory number Response: ID nD sel selected current memory number 0 – 15 Memory number VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 50: Vs (System Status)

    5.6.9. vS (System Status) Function: To get system status information. Format: ID vS Response: ID vS info info Get current operational status Error System Initializing Stand-by mode Reserved Shutdown process Shutdown process Reserved Reserved Initializing Turning projector on Turning DMD on Reserved Reserved Steady state ready...

  • Page 51: E (Error Detection)

    Function: To get lamp-A status. Format: ID ISA Response: ID ISA status status Lamp-A status Used Junk 5.6.12. ISB (Lamp-B Status) Function: To get lamp-B status. Format: ID ISB Response: ID ISB status status Lamp-B status Used Junk VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 52: St1 (Status Information)

    5.6.13. ST1 (Status Information) Function: To get projector status information. Format: ID ST1 Response: ID ST1 info info Indicate status with HEX2 bytes ASCII code corresponding to 8 bits 00 – ff The functions of each bit are as follows. bit7 bit6 bit5...

  • Page 53: St3 (Set Timer Value)

    Response: ID STR1 5.6.17. STR2 (Mt Bit Reset) Function: To reset mt bit in ST1 command. “Info: time” parameter in MT command is also reset at the same time. Format: ID STR2 Response: ID STR2 VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 54: Mt (Maintenance Request Information)

    5.6.18. MT (Maintenance request information) Function: To indicate error information of luminance sensor and lamp exchanging, result of lamp exchanging execution and set timer value. Format: ID MT Response: ID MT info : time info Indicate error information and lamp exchanging execution result. 0000 –...

  • Page 55: Standard Installation Configuration

    6. Standard Installation Configuration 6.1. Optical unit Side view Top view VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 56: 6-Axis Adjuster

    6.2. 6-axis adjuster Model Screw holes VS-SH10U c, e, h, j First edition...

  • Page 57: About Trademarks

    Texas Instruments. ® ® ® Microsoft , Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. The names of other products or companies mentioned are registered trademarks or corporate trademarks of the companies written herein. VS-SH10U Set-up and Installation Manual...

  • Page 58: Revision Archive

    8. Revision archive Description Revision date Issue first edition (REV1.0) August 30, 2002 First edition...

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