Opening Or Closing The Shutter; Adding A Network Time Protocol Server - Christie CineLife+ CP4415-RGB User Manual

Allow the projector to cool down for 10 minutes after turning it off.
If you turn on the laser source while the projector is cooling down, the lasers turn on.

Opening or closing the shutter

Open the shutter (douser) to display light on the screen, or close the shutter to remove light from the
screen.
1. In the right toolbar, select and hold Shutter.
• If the shutter was closed, the shutter opens.
• If the shutter was open, the shutter closes.
The shutter sensor prevents light source activation when the shutter is closed.
2. If the shutter is not functioning, use the Permit light source activation when shutter is
nonfunctional option to permit activation of the light source.
To enable this option, select Service Setup > Preferences > Lens/ILS and enable Permit
light source activation when shutter is nonfunctional.
To avoid damage to the projector, only enable this option when the shutter can be verified as
open.

Adding a network time protocol server

Add a network time protocol (NTP) server to synchronize the time on all installed projectors in the
same region.
1. In the left navigation menu, select Service Setup > Time Setup.
2. Switch to the NTP Server tab.
3. Select the Time Sync using NTP Server slider.
The color of the slider changes to green to indicate it is active.
4. Select + New NTP Server.
5. Select a local or a public NTP server:
• To use a local NTP server, select Local Server and type the IP address in the IP Address
field.
• To use a public NTP server, select Public Server and complete the Country and Server
fields.
6. To test the connection, select Test.
7. Select Add.
CineLife+ User Guide–CP4415-RGB, CP4420-RGB, CP4435-RGB, CP4440-RGB, CP4450-RGB, CP2420-Xe, CP4420-Xe
020-103073-06 Rev. 1 (03-2022)
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