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Installing the CMS-5000 into a Projector
1.
Make sure you are familiar with the projector marriage process before starting the installation of the CMS-5000. Once you start the
installation, the CMS-5000 must be married to the projector per the manufacturer's instructions before the CMS-5000 will be functional.
2.
Make sure you have the correct front panel for the installation. There are unique front panels for the Barco, NEC, and Christie projectors.
WARNING!
WARNING!
Turn off the projector's power before removing the access panels.
3.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for removing the covers to allow access to the IMB slot. This may require the disconnection
of the projector Ethernet connection.
4.
If the installation has an Enigma card, disconnect the HD-SDI cables and disable/remove the Enigma card from the projector.
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
The CMS-5000 is not "hot pluggable" so be sure power to the projector is turned off.
5.
With ESD protection in place, remove the CMS-5000 from its anti-static bag and slide it into the IMB slot on the projector. Make
sure you properly seat the CMS-5000 in its slot.
6.
Install front panel mounting screws. It is critical to install the CMS using all mounting hardware provided to ensure proper
operation. Improper installation can result in video anomalies or other operational issues.
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a.
For Barco projectors, install the two 6 mm mounting screws, one on each side of the front panel, to secure the CMS-5000 in
its slot. (See Figure 2) Failure to install the mounting screws may allow the CMS-5000 to slip out of its slot and fail.
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b.
For NEC projectors, the CMS-5000 is equipped with two captive screws in the front panel (See Figure 3). Use these screws to
secure the CMS-5000. Failure to install the mounting screws may allow the CMS-5000 to slip out of its slot and fail.
c.
For Christie projectors, no mounting screws are required.
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— Figure 2 —
Barco
— Figure 3 —
NEC
— Figure 4 —Christie
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