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Introduction
Connecting the Projector
Wolf Cinema's DCX line of projectors are designed to work in conjunction with the WC-Pro
Scaler. The Scaler is calibrated at the factory and is to be used to route the variety of inputs it
supports; 6 HDmi, 1 Component, 1 Component/rGB, 1 S-Video and 1 Composite Video.
each projector is ships with 10 preset Channel memories, which are programmed at the factory.
These Channel memories represent 10 aspect ratios per each Scaler input, 5 of which can be
assigned to control the optional VariScope 2.35 lens system.
The Projector and Scaler can be remotely
controlled separately by rS-232 or the scaler
can be controlled by the GPiO (General
Purpose input/Output) connection of the
projector, which has the scalers 10 inputs
programmed into every 10 of the projectors
99 channel memories.
The following steps are to be done once the projector is installed, per the specifications of the
sales order.
1.
DVI to HDMI adapter:
input). This adapter will allow connection to the scaler via HDmi cable.
2.
GPIo output:
This allows connection to the Scaler's GPiO input via serial cable. in addition,
the GPiO connection allows the projector to switch the Scaler's inputs when the projectors
corresponding Channel memories are changed. When a VariScope 2.35 is being used you
will need the provided GPiO adapter. Connect the GPiO adapter to the GPiO output located
on the projectors input panel via serial cable.
3.
Connect Power:
Use the approved north american-rated power cord supplied with the
projector. Plug the power cord to the aC receptacle located on the right hand side of the
projector and the 3-pronged end into a grounded aC outlet. The input voltage must be
capable of 100-240 VaC for the DCX-500/DCX-1000 models and 200-240 VaC for the DCX-
1500 models.
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Iso - Front Right View
Connect the DVi to HDmi adapter to inPUT 2 on the projector. (DVi
Side - Left View
Wolf Cinema Quick Setup Guide
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