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Manuals and User Guides for Christie CP2000-M. We have 5 Christie CP2000-M manuals available for free PDF download: User Manual, Service Booklet, Setup Manual, Instruction Sheet

Christie CP2000-M User Manual (176 pages)

Brand: Christie | Category: Projector | Size: 21.57 MB

Table of Contents
5
Using this Manual
13
Labels and Marking
14
Typographical Notations
14
Purchase Record and Service Contacts
15
Projector Overview
16
How the Projector Works
16
User Interface Overview
16
List of Components
16
Key Features
17
2: Installation & Setup
19
Projector Installation
19
Position the Projector
20
Optional) Install Projector on Rack Stand
20
Optional) Mount the Control Display Panel
21
Optional) Connect Exhaust Ducting
22
Install Lens(Es)
23
Primary Zoom Lens Installation
23
Optional) CP2000-M Motorized Auxiliary Lens Mount (M-MALM) Installation
24
Add Anamorphic Lens
24
Add Wide Converter Lens (WCL)
24
Install Lamp
25
Connect to Power
25
Connect Sources and Initial Power up
26
Connecting Sources
27
Cinema Servers
27
Connecting for Communications
28
Adjusting Tilt and Leveling
29
Adjusting Tilt
29
Adjusting Feet/Leveling
29
Carrying/Moving the Projector
30
Maximizing Light Output
30
Adjusting Screen Brightness (Fl) Via Web User Interface
31
Basic Image Alignment
31
Basic Optical Alignment Procedure
31
Lens Mount Offset and Boresight Alignment
32
Adjust Offset
32
Adjust Lens Mount Boresight
33
Lens Mount Vertical Boresight
33
Lens Mount Horizontal Boresight
34
Adjustable Fold Mirror & Convergence Adjustments
35
DMD Convergence
35
Fold Mirror Adjustment
36
Calibrating the System
37
Color Calibration
37
Electronic Screen Masking
38
Projector Configuration Files (Pcfs)
38
Projector Components
39
Air Filter
39
Control Display Panel (CDP)
39
Douser
39
Exhaust Duct (Optional)
39
Adjustable Leveling Feet
39
Lamp
40
Lens Mount and CP2000-M Motorized Auxiliary Lens Mount (M-MALM)
40
Security Locks
40
Signal Input and Communications Panel
40
User I/O Panel
40
PCM Interface Panel
41
Powering up the Projector
41
Powering down the Projector
42
Projector Power States
43
Using the Control Display Panel (CDP)
44
CDP Key Descriptions
44
CDP Functionality
45
Guidelines for Using the CDP
45
Navigating the CDP Menus
46
Navigation Icons
46
Pull-Down Lists
47
Using Slide Bar Controls
47
Editing Text or Numerical Values
47
Channel Menu
48
Lamp Menu
49
Perform Lamp Change Using the CDP
49
Lens Control Menu
50
Lens Adjustment
50
Lens Reset
50
Lens Calibration
51
Auto ILS
51
Reset on Startup
51
Auxiliary Lens
51
Status Menu
51
Configuration Menu
52
Test Patterns Menu
52
Using the Web User Interface
53
User Access and Rights
53
Navigating the Web User Interface
55
Main Toolbar (Appears on All Screens)
55
Main Menu
55
Power on or off
56
Turn Lamp on or off
56
Open or Close Douser (Shutter)
56
Display Test Pattern
56
Move Auxiliary Lens
56
Intelligent Lens System (ILS)
56
To Enable ILS Per Channel
57
To Edit Active Channel ILS Settings
57
To Temporarily Alter the Active Channel ILS Settings
57
Start Features or Presentations
57
Status Menu
58
Status: System Menu
58
Status: Test Menu
61
Status: Status Summary Menu
62
Status: SMPTE Errors Menu
63
Status: Interrogator Menu
64
Alarm Window
64
How to Respond to an Alarm Window
65
Setting Alarm Triggers
65
About Menu
66
Channel Menu
67
Channel: Page 1 and Page 2 Menus
67
Channel: 3D Control Menu
70
Summary of Channel: 3D Control Menu Options
70
Channel: Lamp Per Channel Menu
72
Summary of Channel: Lamp Per Channel Menu
73
Channel: Lens Menu
73
Summary of Channel: Lens Menu
74
Channel: Lens Menu Disabled
74
Advanced Menu
75
Advanced: Preference Menu
75
Summary Advanced: Preference Menu Options
75
Advanced: Lamp Menu
76
Summary of Advanced: Lamp Menu
76
Advanced: Lamp History Menu
77
Summary of Advanced: Lamp History Menu
78
Advanced: Lens Menu
78
Summary of Advanced: Lens Menu
79
Advanced - Test Patterns Menu
80
Advanced - User Menu
81
To Change User's Access Rights
82
To Change Password
82
To Add a New User
82
To Delete a User
82
Admin Menu
83
Admin: Source Menu
83
Summary of Admin: Source Menu Options
84
Admin: Screen Menu
85
Summary of Admin: Screen Menu
85
Admin: MCGD Menu
87
Summary of Admin: MCGD Menu Options
87
Admin: TCGD Menu
88
Summary of Admin: TCGD Menu Options
89
Admin: Network Menu
90
Summary of Admin: Network Menu Options
90
Admin: General Menu
91
Admin: Lamp Menu
92
Working with the Lamp
93
Turning the Lamp on or off Using Web User Interface
93
Lamp on
93
Lamp off
93
Using the CDP
93
If the Lamp Fails to Ignite
93
Adjusting Lamp Power (Liteloc™ or Manually)
94
Using Liteloc
94
Adjusting Lamp Position (Lamploc™)
95
Age of a Lamp
96
When to Replace a Lamp
96
Lamp Rotation
96
Maintaining Footlamberts
96
Working with the Lenses
97
Lens Mount Functions
97
Zoom
97
Focus
97
Adjust Lens Offsets
97
Working with 3D
98
Requirements for 3D
98
Hardware Setup
99
Instructions
99
Troubleshooting
100
Test Pattern
100
Image Breakup
100
No 3D Effect
100
Ghosting/Cross-Talk
100
Motion Artifacts
100
Single 3D Input Not Working
100
Cinema Operation
101
Compatible Cinema Sources
101
Image Formats
102
Projector Variables: Using an Anamorphic Lens
102
Projector Variables: Using a Wide Converter Lens
103
Theater Variables: Masking
103
Non-Cinema Operation
104
Selecting a Source
105
To Select a Non-Cinema Source
105
To Return to a Cinema Source
105
4: CDP Menu Tree
107
Safety Warnings and Guidelines
111
General Precautions
111
Ac/Power Precautions
111
Lamp Precautions
112
Wear Protective Clothing
112
Cool the Lamp Completely
112
Maintaining Proper Cooling
113
Ventilation
113
Air Filter (P/N: 003-002311-XX)
113
Liquid Cooler (P/N: 003-100668-XX)
113
Filling the Coolant Reservoir
113
Optional) Exhaust Duct (P/N: 119-103105-XX)
114
Maintenance and Cleaning
114
Lamp
114
Optical
114
Optical Components Cleaning Supplies
114
Cleaning the Lens
115
Cleaning the Reflector
115
Other Components
116
Lamp Fans
116
Replacing Lamp
116
Replacing the Filter
118
Replacing a Lens
119
Remove Lens
119
Insert New Lens
120
Power
121
Projector Does Not Power on
121
Lamp
121
Lamp Does Not Ignite
121
Lamp Suddenly Goes off
121
Flicker, Shadows or Dimness
122
Lamploc™ Does Not Seem to Work
122
Liteloc™ Does Not Seem to Work
122
Ils
123
Resetting the ILS
123
Calibrating the ILS
123
Cdp
124
Projector ON, but no Light at the CDP
124
Ethernet
124
Trouble Establishing Communication with Projector
124
Cinema Displays
124
Blank Screen, no Display of Cinema Image
124
Severe Motion Artifacts
124
Image Appears Vertically Stretched or 'Squeezed' into Center of Screen
125
No Image, Just Pink Snow
125
Non-Cinema Displays
125
The Projector Is ON, but There Is no Display
125
The Display Is Jittery or Unstable
125
The Display Is Faint
126
The Upper Portion of the Display Is Waving, Tearing or Jittering
126
Portions of the Display Are Cut off or Warped to the Opposite Edge
126
Display Appears Compressed (Vertically Stretched)
126
Data Is Cropped from Edges
126
Display Quality Appears to Drift from Good to Bad, Bad to Good
126
Display Has Suddenly Froze
126
Colors in the Display Are Inaccurate
126
Display Is Not Rectangular
126
Display Is "Noisy
127
Random Streaks on Bottom of the Image
127
Display
129
Panel Resolution and Refresh Rate
129
Achievable Brightness (Measured at Screen Center)
129
Minimum Contrast Ratio
129
Luminance Uniformity
129
Color and Gray Scale
129
Gamma
130
Axial Focus
130
Lens Offset Range (Usable)
130
D-Cinema Ports
130
Graphic Ports
131
Control Signal Compatibility
131
Ethernet Management Port (2X)
131
Ethernet Auxiliary Port
131
RS232-A Port (TI Light Engine)
131
RS232-B Port (PCM)
132
GPIO Port
132
Simple Contact Closure Interface (SCCI) Port
132
Control Display Panel (CDP)
132
Power Requirements
133
Standard Mode (Uses Line Cord Provided)
133
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) Mode
133
Lamp
133
Physical Specifications
134
Regulatory
134
Environment
134
Standard and Optional Components
135
Standard
135
Optional Components
135
Setup
158

Christie CP2000-M Service Booklet (122 pages)

Brand: Christie | Category: Projector | Size: 3.41 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

8
- Using this Manual
  9
  - Labels and Marking
    9
  - Typographical Notations
    9
- Projector Description
  10
- How the Projector Works
  10
  - Keypad Control
    10
2 Parts and Module Replacement

11
- Ordering Parts
  12
- Index of Parts and Modules
  13
- Safety Warnings and Guidelines
  15
- Replacement Procedures
  16
  - Tools Required
    16
  - Servicing Guidelines
    16
- Externals and Consumables
  17
  - Lens
    17
  - Lens Flags
    18
  - Air Filter Cover
    19
  - Intake Air Filter
    19
  - Top Lid
    20
  - Rear Lamp Door
    21
  - Control Display Panel (CDP)
    22
  - Cardcage Panel Skin
    23
  - Exhaust Panel Skin
    23
  - Front Face Skin
    24
  - Lamp Door Frame Skin
    24
  - Intake Duct
    25
  - Liquid Cooling Air Filter
    27
  - Remove Lamp
    28
    
    Installing a New Lamp
    29
- Lamp Compartment
  29
  - Safety Shield
    29
  - Main Blower Assembly
    30
  - Lamp Adjuster Assembly
    31
  - Reflector Assembly (Including Heat Dump)
    32
  - Projector Feet
    33
  - UV Filter
    34
  - Lamp Door Interlock
    35
  - Lamp Ballast
    35
  - Lamp Ballast - Fans 1 and 2
    37
  - AC Line Filters
    38
    
    AC Line Filter
    38
    
    A/C Selector Switch
    39
- Cardcage and LVPS Compartment
  39
  - Cardcage Module
    39
  - Projector Control Module (PCM)
    40
  - Interface Board
    41
  - Processor Board
    43
  - FPGA Formatter Interface Board (FFIB)
    43
  - Motherboard
    43
  - Stepper Driver Board (SDB)
    44
  - Low Voltage Power Supply (LVPS) - Phase I
    45
  - Low Voltage Power Supply (LVPS) - Phase II
    47
  - LVPS Rail Adjustment
    51
    
    Rail Adjustment Via CDP (Preferred Method)
    51
    
    Rail Adjustment Via Multimeter (Alternative Method)
    52
  - Fans
    53
    
    Light Engine Fans - Fan 8
    53
    
    Intake - Fans 7, 8, 10 and 11
    54
- Front Engine Compartment
  55
  - Primary Lens Mount
    55
  - Liquid Cooling Assembly
    56
  - Integrator Assembly
    57
  - Contrast Aperture
    59
  - Light Sensor Module
    59
  - Cold Mirror
    60
  - Fold Mirror 1
    61
  - Yellow Notch Filter (YNF)
    62
  - Shutter Assembly
    63
  - Light Engine
    64
  - LVDS Connector Cable Insertion
    65
  - Cooling Heat Sinks and Hoses
    66
  - Illumination Optic System (IOS)
    67
  - Fold Mirror 2
    68
3 Troubleshooting

69
- Overview
  70
- Troubleshooting Trees
  71
4 Serial Communications

82
5 Specifications

109
- Display
  110
  - Panel Resolution and Refresh Rate
    110
  - Achievable Brightness (Measured at Screen Center/2000W)
    110
  - Minimum Contrast Ratio
    110
  - Luminance Uniformity
    110
  - Color and Gray Scale
    110
  - White Point
    110
  - Gamma
    110
  - Axial Focus
    111
  - Lens Offset Range (Usable)
    111
  - D-Cinema Ports
    111
  - Graphic Ports
    112
- Control Signal Compatibility
  112
  - Ethernet Management Port
    112
  - Ethernet Auxiliary Port
    112
  - RS232-A Port (TI Light Engine)
    112
  - RS232-B Port (PCM)
    113
  - GPIO Port
    113
  - Simple Contact Closure Interface (SCCI) Port
    113
- Control Display Panel (CDP)
  113
- Power Requirements
  114
  - Standard Mode (Uses Line Cord Provided)
    114
  - UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) Mode
    114
- Lamp
  114
- Physical Specifications
  115
- Regulatory
  115
- Environment
  116
- Standard and Optional Components
  116
  - Standard
    116
  - Optional Components
    116
6 Interconnections

117
- Interconnect Drawing
  118
Appendix A Block Diagram

119
Appendix B Shutter Override

121
- Shutter Manual Override
  122

Christie CP2000-M Setup Manual (74 pages)

Brand: Christie | Category: Projector | Size: 8.03 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Purchase Record and Service Contacts
  7
  - List of Components
    7
  - Key Features
    8
2 Basic Operation

9
- Safety Warnings and Guidelines
  9
  - General Precautions
    9
  - Ac/Power Precautions
    10
  - Lamp Precautions
    10
    
    Wear Protective Clothing
    10
    
    Cool the Lamp Completely
    11
- Powering up the Projector
  11
- Powering down the Projector
  13
  - Projector Power States
    13
- Using the Control Display Panel (CDP)
  13
  - Guidelines for Using the CDP
    13
  - Navigating the CDP Menus
    14
    
    Navigation Icons
    14
- Channel Menu
  16
  - Summary of Edit Channel Menu Options
    17
- Lamp Menu
  19
- Lens Control Menu
  20
- Status Menu
  22
- Configuration Menu
  23
- Using the Web User Interface
  24
- Main Menu
  24
  - Power on or off
    25
  - Turn Lamp on or off
    25
  - Open or Close Douser (Shutter)
    25
  - Display Test Pattern
    25
  - Move Auxiliary Lens
    25
  - Intelligent Lens System (ILS)
    25
  - To Enable ILS
    26
- Channel: 3D Control
  27
  - Requirements for 3D
    27
  - Hardware Setup
    28
  - Instructions
    28
- Admin Menu
  29
  - Admin: Source Menu
    29
    
    Summary of Admin: Source Menu Options
    30
  - Admin: Screen Menu
    31
    
    Summary of Admin: Screen Menu
    31
  - Admin: MCGD Menu
    33
    
    Summary of Admin: MCGD Menu Options
    33
  - Admin: TCGD Menu
    35
    
    Summary of Admin: TCGD Menu Options
    35
  - Admin: Lamp Menu
    37
- Working with the Lamp
  38
  - Turning the Lamp on or off Using Web User Interface
    38
    
    Lamp on
    38
    
    Lamp off
    38
    
    Using the CDP
    38
    
    If the Lamp Fails to Ignite
    38
  - Adjusting Lamp Power (Liteloc™ or Manually)
    39
    
    Using Liteloc
    39
    
    Adjusting Lamp Position (Lamploc™)
    40
- Cinema Operation
  41
  - Compatible Cinema Sources
    41
- Non-Cinema Operation
  42
  - Selecting a Source
    42
    
    To Select a Non-Cinema Source
    42
    
    To Return to a Cinema Source
    42
3 Installation & Setup

43
4 Maintenance

59
- Lamp Replacement
  59
- Filter Replacement
  61
- Lens Replacement
  62
  - Remove Lens
    62
  - Install Lens
    63
5 Troubleshooting

65
6 Specifications

71
- Control Signal Compatibility
  71
  - Ethernet Management Port
    71
  - Ethernet Auxiliary Port
    71
  - RS232-A Port (TI Light Engine)
    71
  - RS232-B Port (PCM)
    71
  - GPIO Port
    71
  - Simple Contact Closure Interface (SCCI) Port
    72
- Control Display Panel (CDP)
  72
- Power Requirements
  73
  - Standard Mode (Uses Line Cord Provided)
    73
  - UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) Mode
    73
- Lamp
  73
- Regulatory
  74
- Environment
  74

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