Control Panel; Input Panel - Christie roadie 25k User Manual

Channels for FredFrame
Adjustment mechanisms (part of Christie's FredFrame
channels under the projector, enabling the projector to be hoisted, flown, and/or
stacked. Consult complete installation instructions supplied with the frame kit.

Control Panel

(REAR OF PROJECTOR)
The rear control panel includes the built-in keypad, IR sensor, 2-digit error code
window, and the LCD status display.
BUILT-IN KEYPAD:
with the projector. For more convenient functionality, use a remote or a serial
message-based method of control.
IR SENSOR:
Detects commands from the IR remote keypad. A second IR
sensor located on the front of the projector can also detect IR commands
reflected from the screen.
2-DIGIT STATUS / ERROR CODE WINDOW:
the basic operational state of the projector. Codes are translated in the LCD
Status Display window, and are listed at the end of Section 3.
LCD STATUS DISPLAY:
Exhaust Duct
Connect the projector's 8" top exhaust hole to a rigid duct (provided). Add Christie's
50/60 Hz heat extractor at the opposite end of the duct so that adequate airflow (600
cf/m) is maintained near the top of the projector. The vane switch in this vent will
prevent start-up and/or trigger a shutdown if airflow is inadequate. See Section 2,
Installation & Setup. In a stack of projectors, Christie's Side-Venting Duct Adapter
must be installed to redirect exhaust rising from the bottom projector's exit duct.

Input Panel

Connect input sources and a variety of communication cables here, all described in
2.5, Connecting Sources and 2.6, Connecting Communications. If desired, connect an
optional remote keypad having a small headphone jack type connector.
Figure 3.2. Control Panel
Provides access to all software controls needed for working
The code appearing here indicates
Full status and error messages appear in this window.
OPERATION
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insert and secure into these
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