Lumens CU003 User manual

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CU003 Installation and Technical Manual
[Note] The Photos of Light Engine and Control Unit in this manual are for
reference only. The items may be different in actual package.
Table of Contents
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................2
2. PACKAGE CONTENTS.......................................................................3
3. PORT DESCRIPTION..........................................................................4
4. SYSTEM DIAGRAM............................................................................5
5. DIP SWITCH SETTING.......................................................................6
5.1. SYSTEM DIP SWITCH setting........................................................................6
5.2. ID DIP SWITCH setting...................................................................................6
6. STARTING INSTALLATION..............................................................7
7. PRELIMINARY TEST..........................................................................8
8. LED INDICATOR OVERVIEW..........................................................8
9. OVERVIEW OF BUTTONS ON REMOTE.......................................9
10.ON SCREEN MENU OVERVIEW....................................................10
11. TROUBLESHOOTING......................................................................18
APPENDIX 1 SUPPORTED INPUT MODE.......................................19
Version:V14
Date:2017/07/26

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1. Safety Instructions
Always follow these safety instructions when setting up and using the Control Unit:
1. Do not place Control Unit in tilted position.
2. Do not place the Control Unit on an unstable trolley, stand or table.
3. Do not use the Control Unit near water or source of heat.
4. Use attachments only as recommended.
5. Do not block slots and openings in the Control Unit case as poor ventilation may lead to overheated
Control Unit.
6. Never push objects of any kind through cabinet slots. Never allow liquid of any kind to spill into the
Control Unit.
7. Except as specifically instructed in this User Manual, do not attempt to operate this product by
yourself. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages and other hazards.
Refer all servicing to licensed service personnel.
8. In case of the following situations, please unplug the Control Unit and refer servicing to licensed
service personnel:
If liquid is spilled into it or the Control Unit has been exposed to rain or water.
9. Potential difference should be checked with a meter before installation to avoid equipment damage
and personal injury due to electric shock. Note: Please refer this task to a qualified technician to
avoid potential risks.
Before you connect and control the video signal, use the meter to verify the connectors or
device to be connected for any potential difference.
Measure the RS-232, DVI, VGA or video signal connectors of the device to be connected
using the meter. (For measurement method, please refer to FAQ 7.5).
If the measured potential difference is more than 10 V, please contact qualified service
personnel for troubleshooting.
Using the device at a potential difference of larger than 10 V may cause risk of device damage
and electric shock.
<Note>: Using an incorrect battery type in the remote control may result in breakdown.
Follow your country’s instructions on how to dispose of used batteries.
Precautions
Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). No
user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to licensed service personnel.
This symbol indicates
that this equipment may
contain dangerous voltage
which could cause electric
shock.
This symbol indicates
that there are important
operating and maintenance
instructions in this User
Manual with this unit.
EN55022 (CE Radiation) Warning
This product is intended for use in a commercial, industrial, or educational environment. It is not intended for
residential use.
This is a ClassAproduct. In a residential environment it may cause radio interference, in which case the user
may be required to take adequate measures. The typical use is in a conference room, meeting room or
auditorium.
Note
Risk of Electric Shock
DO NOT OPEN

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2.Package Contents
The following accessories are included:
2.1. RS485 cable
2.2. Dual connection DVI cable
2.3. IR extension cord
2.4. Fan connector
2.5. Holding plate + M4 hex socket cap screw

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3.Port Description
3.1. Front View
1.LED indicator
2.ID/SYSTEM DIP switch setting
3.RS232 IN port
4.D-sub 9 Pins I/O port
5.DVI IN port
6.RS-45 I/O port
3.2. Side View
1.IR connector
2.DVI to Engine
3.12 V fan output socket
1 2 3
2
3
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4.System diagram

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5. DIP SWITCH setting
5.1. SYSTEM DIP SWITCH setting
Set up the first and last RS485.
<Remark> Right-hand System: Provide system setup and debug mode. The white colored
position is for jumping setup.
RS485: The first DLP Projection Engine
setup
This is the Host unit
RS485: The last DLP Projection Engine
setup
This is the Last unit
5.2. ID DIP SWITCH setting
Define the ID number of each DLP Projection Engine (ID address):
5.2.1. Set up ID of DLP Projection Engine by its sequence
<Note> Set limits
※The Host ID number must be 000.
※
The ID number must be in consecutive, rather than broken, sequence (i.e. 000  001  002  …).
5.2.1.1. Recommended ID number setup sequence (blue arrow indicates series connection of RS-485).
Take 3 x 8 DLP Projection Engine for example.
1st machine
ID NUMBER
000
2nd machine
ID NUMBER
001
3rd machine
ID NUMBER
002
4th machine
ID NUMBER
003
5th machine
ID NUMBER
004
6th machine
ID NUMBER
005
7th machine
ID NUMBER
006
8th machine
ID NUMBER
007
9th machine
ID NUMBER
015
10th machine
ID NUMBER
014
11hmachine
ID NUMBER
013
12th machine
ID NUMBER
012
13th machine
ID NUMBER
011
14th machine
ID NUMBER
010
15th machine
ID NUMBER
009
16th machine
ID NUMBER
008
17th machine
ID NUMBER
016
18th machine
ID NUMBER
017
19th machine
ID NUMBER
018
20th machine
ID NUMBER
019
21th machine
ID NUMBER
020
22th machine
ID NUMBER
021
23th machine
ID NUMBER
022
24th machine
ID NUMBER
023
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6.Starting Installation
6.1. Install the Fan connector
6.2. Install the CU holding plate
6.2.1.Install with a holding plate and M4 hex socket cap screws.
6.3. Attach the CU to the DLP Projection Engine.
6.4. Connect LE and CU
6.4.1.Use the supplied DVI cable.
Optical Engine Control Unit

6.5. Wait until all the CUs are installed.
Dual connection DVI

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7. Preliminary Test
7.1. Turn on your CU
7.2. Turn on your CU with Remote
7.3. Confirm correct display
7.4. Confirm all the LED indicators light green
8.LED Indicator Overview
Indicator Status Description
SYSTEM Green
In normal operation
Yellow
In standby mode (system not started when the
power is supplied)
Flash yellow
Wait for lamp to cool when the system is powered
off
LAMP Black
In standby mode
Green
Lamp in normal status
Red
Abnormal lighting
TEMP Black
In standby mode
Green
Thermal in normal status
Red
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9.Overview of buttons on Remote
<Remark> Arranged in sequence from right to left and top to bottom.
Button Function
Power On Power On
Power Off Power Off
Host Turn On Host of the display wall
# 0~#9 Number 0 ~ 9
ID Set Set up projection unit
ID All Enable all the display walls to be controlled by
Remote
Menu Display the OSD menu
Pattern Built in test screen
Color Turn On/Off Color Adj.
Top, bottom, left, and
right arrow keys Arrow key for selecting items in OSD menu
Enter key
Lamp Display the control Lamp menu
Layout Set the screen to n x m
Projection Projection method adjustment (Gamma, Flip…)
Memory Display Memory menu
Home
Press this key to point the OSD cursor to Color
Temp. This is valid only in status of ID Activities.
Available statuses are:
1. No matter which menu you are in, pressing
this key will bring the cursor back to [Color
Adj.] screen as long as the OSD menu has
started.
2. In case the OSD menu is not started,
pressing this key will display the OSD menu
and point the cursor at [Color Adj.] screen.
System Inf System status information
Dropper ICC (Independent Color Control)
Dropper

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10.On Screen Menu Overview
Press the Menu key of your Remote and the screen menu displays.
<Remark> Please contact with Lumens for adjustment and default values.
Color - Uniformity Item Value/ Selection Description
For LE-Uxx / LE-Txx
Center R -128 ~ 127
Adjust the center-to-edge
uniformity for brightness
Center G -128 ~ 127
Center B -128 ~ 127
Hor. R -128 ~ 127
Hor. G -128 ~ 127
Hor. B -128 ~ 127
Ver. R -128 ~ 127
Ver. G -128 ~ 127
Ver. B -128 ~ 127
Color-Color Adj. Item Value/ Selection Description
R-R -127 ~ 0 Reduce Brightness of pure red
R+G 0 ~ 1023 Increase green color in pure red
R+B 0 ~ 1023 Increase blue color in pure red
G-G -127 ~ 0 Reduce Brightness of pure green
G+R 0 ~ 1023 Increase red color in pure green
G+B 0 ~ 1023 Increase blue color in pure green
B-B -127 ~ 0 Reduce Brightness of pure blue
B+R 0 ~ 1023 Increase red color in pure blue
B+G 0 ~ 1023 Increase green color in pure blue

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W-W
0 ~ 1023 Adjust white Saturation
W-R 0 ~ 1023 Reduce red color in pure white
W-G 0 ~ 1023 Reduce green color in pure white
W-B 0 ~ 1023 Reduce blue color in pure white
C-C 0 ~ 1023 Adjust cyan Saturation
C+R 0 ~ 1023 Increases red in pure cyan
G-C-B 0 ~ 1023 Adjust ratio of blue and green
colors in cyan
M-M 0 ~ 1023 Adjust magenta Saturation
M+G 0 ~ 1023 Increases green in pure magenta
B-M-R 0 ~ 1023 Adjust ratio of red and blue colors
in magenta
Y-Y 0 ~ 1023 Adjust yellow Saturation
Y+B 0 ~ 1023 Increases blue in pure yellow
R-Y-G 0 ~ 1023 Adjust ratio of red and green
colors in yellow
R Curve -64 ~ 64 Adjust red color in gray
G Curve -64 ~ 64 Adjust green color in gray
B Curve -64 ~ 64 Adjust blue color in gray
128W+G -2 ~ 2 Adjust G element in gradation; use pattern 107 (for model with
laser engine)
128W+B -2 ~ 2 Adjust B element in gradation;
use pattern 107 (for model with
laser engine)
Color — projection method Item Value/Selection Description
Orientation
Normal Make the projection image normal
HV Flip Make the projection image have a
horizontal and vertical flip
H Flip Make the projection image have a
horizontal flip
V Flip Make the projection image have a
vertical flip
Gamma
Mode 1 Adjust the Gamma mode 1
Mode 2 Adjust the Gamma mode 2
Mode 3 Adjust the Gamma mode 3
Color Mode
(LED Lamp)
Brilliant Maintain the original color of the
LED
Normal Normal color gamut

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Light Mode
(Laser)
HL 110% laser power
Normal 95% laser power
ECO 75% laser power
Color Mode
(LED Lamp)
9300K
7500K EBU
6500K EBU
3200K EBU
9300K HL Use 30% of Overlap function
(Only apply to LE9X3 models)
7500 K HL Use 30% Overlap function
6500 K HL Use 30% Overlap function
3200 K HL Use 30% Overlap function
User Adjust Color Temp manually
User HL Adjust Color Temp manually
Target Temp 2200~9300K This item can be changed only in
“User Color Temp” mode
ECO (LED
Lamp Models)
Off Reduce LED output power
On
Color — Lamp Item Value/Selection Description
Lum Adj. 30 ~ 100 Brightness adjustment: the lower
limit is 30
Color — graphic pattern Item Value/Selection Description
Pattern Index 0 ~ 27
1. Adjust testing pattern. The
upper limit of test picture value is
for reference only. It varies with
the FW adjustments.
2.
A
dd Pattern (with effect of
Gamma = 1)
Number 200：Gray7
Number 201：Gray10
Number 202：Gray30
Number 203：Gray60
Number 204：Blue60
Signal — main window Item Value/Selection Description
Layout Mode
Auto 1. This option can be changed in
unit of “1” only when the Layout
mode is set to Manual.
2. In case this option is set to Auto
then it can be adjusted in unit of
Cube size, e.g. XGAis H = 1024
and V = 768
Manual

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H Position -32767~32767 Horizontal Height
V Position -32767~32767 Vertical Height
H Size 1 ~ 32767 H Size
V Size 1 ~ 32767 V Size
Layout Memory NA by enter to select , then Pop out
the Layout Memory OSD
Layout index 0 ~ 63
Load NA
Save NA
Discard NA
Confirm NA
Signal – DVI Item Value/ Selection Description
Brightness -64 ~ 63
Adjust the brightness of the
source
Contrast -64 ~ 63
Adjust the contrast of the source
R Offset -64 ~ 63 Adjust the offset for deep R, G
area of source
B Offset -64 ~ 63
A
djust the offset for deep B, G
area of source
R Gain -64 ~ 63
A
djust the offset for light R, G
area of source
B Gain -64 ~ 63
A
djust the offset for light B, G
area of source
H-Start -128 ~ 127
Adjust H-Start position of the
signal
V-Start -128 ~ 127
Adjust V-Start position of the
signal
System — output memory Item Value/Selection Description
Output Index 0 ~ 31 Set up output settings (Memory in
engine)
Load
Load
Save
Save
Discard
Discard
Confirm
Confirm
System — Display memory Item Value/Selection Description
Display Index 0 ~ 511 Display parameters (input +
output)
Output Index 0 ~ 31 Output index value
Layout index 0 ~ 63 Layout index value
Load Load
Save Save

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Discard Discard
Confirm Confirm
System — Utility Item Value/Selection Description
Output Lock Load Factory Set the output time
60Hz
Source Prompt
All messages Enable the input source prompt
All Off Disable all the input signal prompt
No Signal Prompt “No Signal…” message
only when primary input signal is
lost
Cube Fan 0~99 Adjust the speed of cube fan
TV Distortion
For LE-Uxx / LE-Txx
Up 0~7
Left 0~7
Down 0~7
Right 0~7
Load Factory NA
System — Information Item Value/Selection
Active NA
Display the source information on
the video played
LEDs lamp NA Display use time and frequency of
LED lamp
Laser NA Display laser use duration
Color Wheel
(Laser) NA Color wheel use life
Engine NA
Light Engine use life
Cube
Temperature NA Cube temperature, two digits for
ENV Temp
CU Master FW
Ver. NA Firmware version of main Control
unit
Engine Master
FW Ver NA Projector firmware version
DLP FW Ver. NA DLP FW Ver.
System — Host Item Value/Selection Description
iSyetem
Balance NA Trigger iSystem Balance
iSyetem mode Off The Auto/Manual option enables

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(LED) Manual the TI CCAauto color
temperature control function
The Off option disables the TI
CCA function and return the LED
back to its original color.
Auto
iSystem Mode
(Laser)
Off 1. Auto option checks the change
of each engine’s brightness every
10 minutes; when the change is
more than 5%, it runs the
brightness balance function
(iSystem Balance must be
performed previously)
2. When Intelligent mode is set
to Auto/Manual, Projector mode
can only be set to Normal or
Economic mode. However,
Brightness cannot be selected
3. This function is available only
to engines with the intelligent
system
Manual
Auto
Calibrating
Value
Default 1. Selected calibrating values
come into effect only after running
the “iSystem Balance” software
manually.
(For LED series, please restart
the device to activate the
settings).
2. Default — use the factory
calibrating values of CL200
directly if no HOST is connected.
3. This option is dimmed and
cannot be selected in case the
iSystem is set to Off. This option
is valid only in Auto or Manual
mode.
On Screen
Online Cube
List（LED/
Laser）NA
For LED series
Display status of connected Cube
Brightness: Display brightness
differences between connected
Cube
Target: Enable target values of
iSystem function
For Laser series
Show connected "Cube ID"
Advanced —Misc Item Value/Selection Description
IndexDly /
Phosphor
IndexDly 0~719 (Display Misc and OSD items
described above)
Logo Off Enable or disable power on Logo
On
Logo Time out
30
Elapse time of power-on Logo45
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Error Message
Off 1 Enable or disable error
messages of fan and lamp
failures
2 If both fan and lamp failed then
display the whole row
concurrently
3 After other OSD screens
disappear, the PROMPT displays
until timeout.
4. If the situation persists the
display time of PROMPT will be
re-defined.
5. The ON status of LAMP will
timeout in 10 minutes.
6. In case the Error Message
option is set to OFF the 7-notch
display of the Control Unit stops
showing Error Message at the
same time. So does the Panel
10/11 with System Error.
ON
Language Chinese
English
Dynamic Mode Off Enable Dynamic Mode
ON
Ethernet Setting
Open the Ethernet Setting option
This option is dimmed if the
network function is disabled. It is
selectable only when the network
function is active.
IP address 192.168.128.128
You may use the left- and
right-arrow key to adjust value or
type desired value with the
numeric keypad. Press Enter to
confirm your input value.
Subnet Mask XXX.XXX.XXX.X
XX
You may use the left- and
right-arrow key to adjust value or
type desired value with the
numeric keypad. Press Enter to
confirm your input value.
Geteway XXX.XXX.XXX.X
XX
You may use the left- and
right-arrow key to adjust value or
type desired value with the
numeric keypad. Press Enter to
confirm your input value.
Apply
Thermal (LED:
LE913/LE923/L
E933)
DMD Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of DMD Fan failure.
PWR Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of PWR Fan failure.
HP Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of Heat Pipe Fan failure.
DMD Temp DMD Temp
ENV Temp Environment Temp

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Thermal
(Laser: LE-T10/
LE-T20/
LE-T30/
LE-U10/
LE-U20P/
LE-U40）
DMD Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of DMD Fan failure.
PWR Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of PWR Fan failure.
Laser Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of Laser Fan failure.
LMP Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of LMP Fan failure
Cube Fan Adjust the speed of cube fan
DRV Fan The system is turned off or the Error Message is prompted in
case of DRV Fan failure
DMD Temp DMD Temp
ENV Temp Environment Temp
A2D Temp AC to DC power Temp
Calibration in front of screen
Discard Discard
Confirm Confirm
Extra Mode
(Laser)
Off Color auxiliary adjustment mode
On

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11. Troubleshooting
Contact your dealer if problem persists.
11.1. Problems: No response from IR of the control unit
Recommended solutions:
Ensure there is battery installed and is installed properly in the remote controller.
Ensure the connection wire between the IR device and control unit is securely connected
and free from any damage.
11.2. Problems: The Optical Engine has no power and the LED replacement light is off.
Recommended solutions:
Please refer to the Machine Installation chapter and make sure all the wires are connected
successfully.
11.3. Problems: No light is illuminated when the Power button is pressed
Recommended solutions:
Verify the correct connection of DVI cable to the machine core.
11.4.Problems: No image is displayed when switching sources
Recommended solutions:
Verify that the signal and cable to the control unit is connected
11.5. Problems: How do I measure the potential difference
Recommended solutions:
Use a multimeter and switch to the AC voltage for measurement
Take measurements to observe any potential difference between device and cable (Please
specifically confirm the potential difference within the required 10 V).
Measure the DVI cable

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Appendix 1 Supported input mode
1. DVI
DVI Signal Sync
Type
Resolution Vertical
Frequency (Hz) Remark Video Standard DVI
640x480 640x480 60 DVI VESA V
640x480 67 DVI MAC V
640x480 72 DVI VESA V
640x480 75 DVI VESA V
720x400 720x400 70 DVI DOS NA
800x600 800x600 56 DVI VESA V
800x600 60 DVI VESA V
800x600 72 DVI VESA V
800x600 75 DVI VESA V
1024x768 1024x768 60 DVI VESA V
1024x768 70 DVI VESA V
1024x768 75 DVI VESA V
1152x864 1152x864 75 DVI VESA V
1152x870 1152x870 75 DVI MAC V
1280x800 1280x800 60 DVI VESA V
1280x960 1280x960 60 DVI VESA V
1280x1024 1280x1024 60 DVI VESA V
1280x1024 75 DVI VESA V
1366x768 1366x768 60 DVI VESA V
1440x900 1440x900 60 DVI VESA V
1400x1050 1400x1050 60 DVI VESA V
1680x1050 1680x1050 60 DVI VESA V
1600x1200 1600x1200 60 DVI VESA V
1920x1200 1920x1200 60 DVI VESA V
1080P 1920x1080 50 DVI RGB/YUV format V
1920x1080 60 DVI RGB/YUV format V
1920x1080 30 DVI RGB/YUV format V
1080i 1920x540 50 DVI RGB/YUV format V
1920x540 60 DVI RGB/YUV format V
720P 1280x720 50 DVI RGB/YUV format V
1280x720 60 DVI RGB/YUV format V
576P 720x576 50 DVI RGB/YUV format V
480P 720x483 60 DVI Same as 640x480 V