Quick Setup and operation
Communicator Touch Panel: Orientation
The following summarizes HDQ setup and operation. For
errorfree installation always refer to the “User and Installation
manual”.
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Connect power. Ensure that the power is properly
connected to the power input sockets.
Y-Δ (wye-delta) configuration possible.
Connect available sources to the appropriate input terminal.
Switching on. Turn the mains switch to on.
Start up sequence starts. Communicator on touch panel
starts up.
Press standby key on te local keypad.
Image of the latest selected input appears.
Adjust the lens settings via the local keypad keys or via
Communicator.
Orientation of the unit is set as standard in table front
projection mode. Change the projector set up with
Communicator (Installation - Advanced settings - Misc.
settings.
If geometrical distortion occurs this can be corrected with
Communicator (Configurator - Screen).
Lamp management in Communicator (Installation - Lamp)
Switching off the unit can be done by pressing the STBY
button for 3 sec. An aftercool up to 300 sec will start.
HDQ 4K35 Quick start guide
Mounting the lens
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• Remove the plastic cap in the lens
opening.
• Place lens holder in unlock position.
Handle A towards socket B.
• Gently insert the lens in such a way that
the lens connector matches the socket B.
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To open the Image orientation settings, click Installation.
Select Advanced.
Select Misc. settings.
Select the correct Image orientation.
• Insert the lens until the connector seats
into the socket.
• Secure the lens in the lens holder. Move
handle A into the lock position (away
from socket B).
Additional vertical shift
• To extend lens shift in a specific
direction.
• Loosen the 4 screws (1) until
central part of lens holder
becomes loose.
• Shift the central part up or
down.
• Lowermost, middle and
uppermost shift positions are
marked on the lens holder (2).
• Tighten the 4 screws.
Communicator Touch Panel: Lens settings
Communicator Touch Panel: Distortion
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To adjust the distortion, click Configuration.
Select Screen.
Select Resizing or masking.
• Check if lens touches the front plate
of the lens holder.
• Check if the lens is really secured by
trying to pull the lens out of the lens
holder.
• Place the 2 lens fixation brackets (1)
into position and secure with a nut on
each bracket.
IMPORTANT
• Remove the lens before transporting
the projector.
• Remove lamp house before
transporting the projector.
• To save lamp lifetime, first switch the
projector to standby mode and wait
until the after cooling is finished to
switch off the main power.
• Ensure that the projector is operating
with clean filters.
• Do not block the ventilation in and
outlets.
• Laser light can cause severe damage
to the DMD. This damage is not
covered by warranty.
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Mounting the lamp house
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Communicator Touch Panel: Lamp manage
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To open the lens settings, click Configuration.
Select Lens.
Select Lens settings.
Adjust lens zoom, lens focus and lens shift.
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To manage the lamp, click Installation.
Select Lamp.
Select the desired lamp function.
Before installing the Lamp
House, disconnect the power to
the projector mains terminals
and unplug the power cord at
the UPS INLET for removal of all
power from the projector.
• Remove housing on lamp house side.
• Grip the lamp house by both handles (1)
• Place the lamp house on the base plate
inside the lamp compartment.
• Line up the foot of the lamp house with the
slots on the base (2).
• Push the lamp house fully in.
• Secure both retaining screws.
• Mount the housing
HDQ series Quick start guide
Communicator Touch Panel
Input & Communication ports
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RS232 IN
3D INTERFACE
Connect your touch panel as described in the installation instructions. The touch panel starts up with a serial connection. To
speed up the control, an IP connecton is preferred. Connect the touch panel and the projector to an IP network.
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Select Service Technician and enter the password. Click
OK to continue.
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Enter the IP address or click on Device scan.
The Touch panel’s IP address must be within the same
subnet as the Projector’s IP address in order to make the
communication pssobie. That requires a check of the
Projector’s and Touch panel’s subnet mask setting.
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Connection is made with the projector.
For more information about the use of the Touch panel,
consult the Communicator’s user guide which can be
downloaded from Barco’s web site.
PERIPHERAL PORT
10 / 100 / 1000 BASE-T
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DVI A
DVI INPUT
SEL
DVI B
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GENERAL PURPOSE IN/OUT
SEL
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SYNC OK
SYNC OK
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Communication ports:
Input ports:
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Login as Service Technician to set up an IP connection. Click
on User selection icon at the bottom left.
3G-SDI input: SMPTE 292/424 input, port A
3G-SDI input: SMPTE 292/424 input, port B
DP input, port A, up to 2048x2160@60Hz + HDCP compatible, up to 12bpc
DP input, port B, up to 2048x2160@60Hz + HDCP compatible, up to 12bpc
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10/100/1000 base-T
RS232IN
General purpose input/output (GPIO)
3D interface
Peripheral port
Local keypad
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Touch panel connection
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Connect the circular plug of the multi
cable with the circular socket at the rear
side of the projector.
Connect the DC plug, the RJ45 Ethernet
plug and the D-SUB plug into their
respective sockets on the touch panel
interface.
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Marker area for macro name
Numeric keyboard
Standby key
Dowser open/close button
Test pattern toggle button
Lens shift up/down, left/right
Lens focus
Dallas key receiver (only to be used if protected
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Lens zoom
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Click Touch panel and select Communication.
In projector connection properties, click Edit to open the
network settings.
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If Device scan was selected, select the desired
projector and click OK.
compartments are opened)
WARNINGS
• Do not cover the lens while projecting.
• Do not look into the lens.
• Exhaust box becomes very hot when projector is on.
• When projector is used in portrait mode, floor covering can become very hot and must be resistant
to a temperature of 90°C (194°F)