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Use r Gu id e 020-102222-02 Christie E500 LED Display Controller...
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The warranty does not apply to any product where the serial number has been removed or obliterated. The warranty also does not apply to any product sold by a reseller to an end user outside of the country where the reseller is located unless (i) Christie has an office in the country where the end user is located or (ii) the required international warranty fee has been paid.
HD display, depending on the pixel pitch of the tile being installed. Each Christie E500 LED Display Controller can support a maximum number of tiles, which varies depending on the pixel pitch of the tiles in the array. The configuration to achieve an HD display differs by the pixel pitch of the tile, as outlined in the table below.
Fill factor Indicates the ratio between the area covered by pixels and the area not covered by pixels. Related documentation Additional information on the Christie Velvet LED Display System is available in the following documents. • Christie Velvet LED Display Control System Apex Series Installation and Setup Guide (P/N: 020-102213-XX) •...
To access the configuration features of the controller software, log in to the system. 1. Ensure the computer running the controller software is on the same network at the controller. 2. Connect a USB cable between the controller and the computer running the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software.
Resolution requirements Understand how to calculate the resolutions for the LED display tile array. • The maximum vertical and horizontal resolutions may vary. Contact a Christie representative for support, if required. • 8 bit sources (30 Hz - 120 Hz)—All resolutions from 640 x 480 to 1920 x 1200 refer to standard resolutions selectable within the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software •...
Verify the cabling between tiles is mapped correctly, and adjust as necessary. 1. Connect the computer to the controller with both an HDMI cable and a USB cable. 2. Launch the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software and log in as the administrator. a) Click User > Advanced User Login.
If the connection to one tile is lost, the redundancy backup passes information to the other tiles so the display continues to work normally. 1. In the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software, click Screen Configuration. 2. Select Configure Screen and click Next.
Testing the communication between the controller and tiles Verify that the array is connected to and recognized by the Christie E500 LED Display Controller. 1. Connect the USB cable between the controller and the computer running the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software.
After the screen is powered on, if the tile fails to display normally, you must load the cabinet files. The cabinet files are sent to the controller through the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software. 1. In the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software, click Screen Configuration.
5. In the Function Settings area, select Save to HW. Restoring the factory settings Return the configuration back to the factory default settings. 1. In the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software, click Screen Configuration. 2. Select Configure Screen and click Next. 3. Switch to the Sending Card tab.
Adjust the color of an LED module to match the modules around it. 1. Connect the computer to the controller with both an HDMI cable and a USB cable. 2. Launch the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software and log in as the administrator. a) Click User > Advanced User Login.
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Configuring the array 2. Launch the Christie E500 LED Display Controller software and log in as the administrator. a) Click User > Advanced User Login. b) Log in with the password admin. 3. Click Settings > Module Flash. 4. Click Check coefficients in modules.
Velvet LED Display System with SNMP Use the Christie E500 LED Display Controller SNMP application to monitor the Christie Velvet LED Display System and to configure what trap notifications are be sent when certain events occur. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) enables network administrators to monitor their network devices from a single location.