Removing And Installing The Lamp Unit - Sharp XV-Z12000 Operation Manual

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Wired Remote Control Terminal Specifications

CONTROL CONTENT

INPUT 1 PICTUR PSN :

Specifications of wired remote control input

INPUT 1 PICTUR PSN :

• ¿ 3.5 mm minijack

INPUT 1 PICTUR PSN :

• External: GND

INPUT 1 CONTRAST (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

• Internal: +3.3V

INPUT 1 BRIGHT (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 1 COLOR (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

Function and transmission codes

INPUT 1 TINT (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 1 SHARP (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 1 CLR TEMP (50

Ð 110)

Removing and Install-

CONTROL

INPUT 1 DISPLAY

ITEM

INPUT 1 ADJUSTMENT

ing the Lamp Unit

INPUT 2 PICTUR PSN :

STANDBY

INPUT 2 PICTUR PSN :

Info

INPUT 2 PICTUR PSN :

temperature warning indicator illuminates, and the projector enters the standby mode, follow the pos-

INPUT 2 PICTUR PSN :

• Be sure to remove the lamp unit by the

solutions on the previous page and then wait until the projector has cooled down completely before

INPUT 2 CONTRAST (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

handle. Be sure not to touch the glass

INPUT 2 BRIGHT (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

ing in the power cord and turning the power back on. (At least 5 minutes.)

INPUT 2 COLOR (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

surface of the lamp unit or the inside of

power is turned off for a brief moment due to power outage or some other cause while using the

INPUT 2 TINT (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

the projector.

ENTER

ctor, and the power supply recovers immediately after that, the lamp indicator will illuminate in red and

INPUT 2 SHARP (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

• To avoid injury to yourself and damage

INPUT 2 CLR TEMP (50

Ð 110)

UNDO

mp may not be lit. In this case, unplug the power cord from the AC outlet, replace the power cord in the

INPUT 2 DISPLAY

to the lamp, be sure to carefully follow

RGB/COMP.

utlet and then turn the power on again.

INPUT 2 ADJUSTMENT

the steps below.

INPUT 5 PICTUR PSN :

want to clean the air vents during projector operation, be sure to put the projector into the standby

jector is equipped with

• Do not loosen other screws except for the

INPUT 5 PICTUR PSN :

Wired remote control function code

. After the cooling fan has stopped, clean the vents.

INPUT 5 PICTUR PSN :

e holes to ensure the opti-

lamp unit cover and lamp unit.

LSB

ot unplug the power cord after the projector has entered the standby mode and while the cooling fan is

INPUT 5 PICTUR PSN :

(Only the silver screws are loosened).

ting condition of the projec-

INPUT 5 PICTUR PSN :

ng. The cooling fan runs for about 90 seconds.

System Code

• Please refer to the installation manual

Appendix

INPUT 5 PICTUR PSN :

INPUT 5 CONTRAST (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

included with the lamp unit.

lly clean the ventilative hole

• System codes C1 to C5 are fixed at Ò 10110Ó .

INPUT 5 BRIGHT (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 5 COLOR (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

• Codes C14 and C15 are reverse confirmation bits, with Ò 10Ó indicating Ò FrontÓ and Ò 01Ó indicating Ò RearÓ .

ming it off with a vacuum

INPUT 5 TINT (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 5 SHARP (

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

Press

on the projector or

INPUT 5 CLR TEMP (50

Ð 110)

tilative holes should be

Sharp remote control signal format

STANDBY

INPUT 5 DISPLAY

on the remote control to

very 100 hours of use. Clean

INPUT 5 ADJUSTMENT

Transmission format: 15-bit format

INPUT 1 IP MODE : 2D

ative holes more often when

put the projector into the

INPUT 1 IP MODE : 3D

ctor is used in a dirty or

INPUT 1 IP MODE : Film

standby mode.

INPUT 1 WHITE EMPH

cation.

• Wait until the cooling fan stops.

INPUT 1 WHITE EMPH

INPUT 1 DNR : OFF

67.5 ms

Warning!

INPUT 1 DNR : LEVEL

Wave form of output signal: Output using Pulse Position Modulation

INPUT 1 DNR : LEVEL

• Do not remove the lamp unit from the

INPUT 1 DNR : LEVEL

ng the

projector right after use. The lamp will

INPUT 1 DFC : OFF

INPUT 1 DFC : LEVEL

be very hot and may cause burn or

tive Holes

INPUT 1 DFC : LEVEL2

injury.

Ò 1Ó

INPUT 1 DFC : LEVEL

INPUT 2 IP MODE : 2D

INPUT 2 IP MODE : 3D

on the projector or

• t = 264 µs

INPUT 2 IP MODE : Film

• T

Disconnect the power cord.

= 1.05 ms

INPUT 2 WHITE EMPH

n the remote control to

INPUT 2 WHITE EMPH

• T

• Unplug the power cord from the AC

= 2.10 ms

INPUT 2 DNR : OFF

he projector into the

socket.

INPUT 2 DNR : LEVEL

Transmission control code

by mode.

• Leave the lamp until it has fully cooled

INPUT 2 DNR : LEVEL

15 bit

INPUT 2 DNR : LEVEL

until the cooling fan stops.

down (about 1 hour).

INPUT 2 DFC : OFF

INPUT 2 DFC : LEVEL

System Address

INPUT 5 IP MODE : 2D

INPUT 5 IP MODE : 3D

INPUT 5 IP MODE : Film

D to D Common Data Bit

INPUT 5 WHITE EMPH

nnect the Power Cord.

INPUT 5 WHITE EMPH

INPUT 5 DNR : OFF

INPUT 5 DNR : LEVEL

Remove the lamp unit cover.

INPUT 5 DNR : LEVEL

INPUT 5 DFC : OFF

• Loosen the user service screws that

INPUT 5 DFC : LEVEL

secure the lamp unit cover. Then open

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the cover in the direction of the arrow.

COMMAND

PARAMETER

RETURN

R R R R

A A A A

P P P P

S S S S

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 3

OK OR ERR

R R R R

A A A A

P P P B

S S I R

_ _ _ _

_ _ * *

4 5 * *

OK OR ERR

R R R R

A A A A

C T S C

O I H T

_ _ _ _

* * * *

OK OR ERR

SYSTEM CODE

DATA CODE

R R R R

A A B B

R R P P

E E S S

_ _ _ _

0 1 0 1

OK OR ERR

C5 C6

C10 C11

OK OR ERR

R R R R

B B B B

P P P P

S S S S

_ _ _ _

2 3 4 5

OK OR ERR

R R R R

B B B B

P B C T

I R O I

_ _ _ _

* * * *

OK OR ERR

R R R R

B B B B

S C R R

H T E E

_ _ _ _

* * _ _

* * 0 1

OK OR ERR

R R R R

C C C C

P P P P

S S S S

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 3

OK OR ERR

Side and Rear view

OK OR ERR

R R R R

C C C C

P P P B

S S I R

_ _ _ _

_ _ * *

4 5 * *

OK OR ERR

Data Code

OK OR ERR

R R R R

C C C C

C T S C

O I H T

_ _ _ _

* * * *

OK OR ERR

R R R R

C C A A

R R I I

E E P P

_ _ _ _

0 1 0 1

OK OR ERR

STANDBY

OK OR ERR

button STAN

OK OR ERR

R R R R

A A A A

I W W N

P E E R

_ _ _ _

2 0 1 0

OK OR ERR

Ventilative holes

OK OR ERR

67.5 ms

R R R R

A A A A

N N N D

R R R F

_ _ _ _

1 2 3 0

OK OR ERR

R R R R

A A A B

D D D I

F F F P

_ _ _ _

1 2 3 0

OK OR ERR

Ò 0Ó

OK OR ERR

R R R R

B B B B

I I W W

P P E E

_ _ _ _

1 2 0 1

OK OR ERR

• Pulse carrier frequency = 37.917 kHz

OK OR ERR

• Duty ratio = 1:1

OK OR ERR

R R R R

B B B B

N N N N

R R R R

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 3

OK OR ERR

R R R R

B B B B

D D D D

F F F F

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 3

OK OR ERR

C10

C11

OK OR ERR

Function Key Data Bit

R R R R

C C C C

I I I W

P P P E

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 0

OK OR ERR

Reverse in D

OK OR ERR

R R R R

C C C C

W N N N

E R R R

_ _ _ _

1 0 1 2

OK OR ERR

R R R

C C C

N D D

R F F

_ _ _

3 0 1

OK OR ERR

CONTROL C

INPUT 3 PIC

INPUT 3 CON

INPUT 3 BRI

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 3 COL

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 3 TIN

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 3 SHA

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 3 CLR

JUDGEMENT

CODE

CONTROL

INPUT 3 DIS

ITEM

INPUT 3 ADJ

C12

C13

C14

C15

INPUT 4 PIC

RESIZE

INPUT 4 PIC

PICTURE POSITION

INPUT 4 PIC

Lamp

INPUT 4 PIC

IRIS

INPUT 4 PIC

unit

AUTO SYNC

INPUT 4 PIC

KEYSTONE

INPUT 4 CON

INPUT 4 BRI

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 1

INPUT 4 COL

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 2

INPUT 4 TIN

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 3

INPUT 4 SHA

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

INPUT 4 CLR

INPUT 4

INPUT 4 DIS

INPUT 5

INPUT 4 ADJ

INPUT 3 IP M

Bottom view

INPUT 3 IP M

MSB

INPUT 3 WH

Ventilative

C13

C14

C15

INPUT 3 DNR

holes

INPUT 3 DNR

INPUT 3 DFC

INPUT 4 IP M

Ventilative

INPUT 4 IP M

holes

INPUT 4 IP M

INPUT 4 WH

INPUT 4 DNR

INPUT 4 DFC

26.4 µs

INPUT 4 DFC

Ò 0Ó

Ò 1Ó

Ò 0Ó

INPUT 1 GAM

INPUT 2 GAM

Example of Reverse D to D

INPUT 2 GAM

C12

C13

C14

C15

INPUT 2 GAM

INPUT 3 GAM

Data

INPUT 3 GAM

Mask

Expansion

Deter-

mination

INPUT 3 GAM

COMMAN

PARAMET

V V V V

B B B B

P P P P

S S S S

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 3

OK OR

V V V V

B B B B

P P P B

S S I R

_ _ _ _

_ _ * *

4 5 * *

OK OR

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

OK OR

V V V V

B B B B

C T S C

O I H T

_ _ _ _

* * * *

OK OR

Ð 110)

OK OR

SYSTEM CODE

DATA CODE

V V V V

B B A A

R R P P

E E S S

_ _ _ _

0 1 0 1

OK OR

C5 C6

OK OR

V V V V

A A A A

P P P P

S S S S

_ _ _ _

2 3 4 5

OK OR

BQC-XVZ100005

OK OR

Ð 3 0 Ð +30)

V V V V

A A A A

P B C T

I R O I

* * * *

OK OR

V V V V

A A A A

S C R R

H T E E

_ _ _ _

* * _ _

* * 0 1

OK OR

Ð 110)

OK OR

V V V V

B B B B

I I I W

P P P E

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 0

OK OR

V V V V

B B B B

W N N N

E R R R

_ _ _ _

1 0 1 2

OK OR

V V V V

B B B B

N D D D

R F F F

_ _ _ _

3 0 1 2

OK OR

V V V V

B A A A

D I I I

F P P P

_ _ _ _

3 0 1 2

OK OR

STANDBY

OK OR

Ventilative

V V V V

A A A A

W W N N

E E R R

_ _ _ _

0 1 0 1

OK OR

holes

OK OR

V V V V

A A A A

N N D D

R R F F

_ _ _ _

2 3 0 1

OK OR

butto

OK OR

V V G G

A A M M

D D R R

F F A A

_ _ _ _

2 3 0 1

OK OR

G G G G

M M M M

R R R R

A A A A

_ _ _ _

2 3 4 5

OK OR

G G G G

M M M M

R R R R

B B B B

_ _ _ _

0 1 2 3

OK OR

G G G G

M M M M

R R V V

B B B B

_ _ _ _

4 5 0 1

OK OR

C10

OK OR

OK Oz

C10

G G G

M M M

V V V

B B B

_ _ _

2 3 4

OK OR

RETU

JUDGEMENT

CODE

C10 C11

C12

C13

C14

C15

C11

C12

C13

C14

C15

C11

C12

C13

C14

C15

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