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MARQUEE
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ACON Ultra
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Table of Contents
Section 1 ACON Ultra Camera/Server Installation Instructions ..............................................................1-1
1.1 Contents of the MARQUEE™ ACON Ultra Kits .........................................................................................1-1
1.1.1 ACON Ultra Camera Kit VDCDS P/N 69871-01)........................................................................ 1-1
1.1.2 ACON Ultra 2 Camera Kit VDCDS P/N 69871-05).....................................................................1-1
1.1.3 ACON Ultra Server Kit VDCDS P/N 69871-02/ -06) ..................................................................1-1
1.1.4 Contents of FLOLS Bracket Kit VDCDS P/N 69871-10)............................................................1-2
1.2 MARQUEE™ ACON Ultra Reorder/Replacement P/N .............................................................................. 1-2
1.3 Camera Installation Instructions................................................................................................................. 1-2
1.3.1 Verify Factory Camera Settings .................................................................................................. 1-2
1.3.2 Mounting the Camera Assembly ................................................................................................. 1-4
1.3.3 Camera Dimensions, Components and Inputs/Outputs.............................................................. 1-8
1.4 Server Connections and Operations.......................................................................................................... 1-9
1.4.1 Server Rear Panel Connections / ID ........................................................................................... 1-9
1.4.2 ACON Ultra License Key Installation ........................................................................................1-10
1.4.3 Uninterruptible Power Supply VDCDS P/N 81751-01) ............................................................ 1-10
1.4.4 System Communication and Camera Video Configuration.......................................................1-10
1.4.5 AU System Configuration Log................................................................................................... 1-13
Section 2 AU User Controls, Settings and Operation.............................................................................2-1
2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 User Interface for ACON Ultra.................................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2.1 The Graphical User Interface GUI) ............................................................................................ 2-1
2.2.2 Drop Down Menus....................................................................................................................... 2-2
2.2.3 Additional Menus and Dialogs:.................................................................................................... 2-7
2.2.4 AU Remote Control Operation .................................................................................................. 2-23
2.3 The Setup and Calibration Process ......................................................................................................... 2-24
2.3.1 Setup and Calibration Overview................................................................................................ 2-24
2.3.2 ACON Ultra prerequisite tasks................................................................................................... 2-24
2.3.3 Primary Relationships ...............................................................................................................2-25
2.3.4 Test Point Locations .................................................................................................................. 2-27
2.3.5 Calibration ................................................................................................................................. 2-31
2.3.6 Memorization ............................................................................................................................. 2-35
2.3.7 Correction Operations ............................................................................................................... 2-35
2.3.8 Procedure Outlines.................................................................................................................... 2-37
LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE 1-1. CAMERA FACTORY SETTINGS.................................................................................................... 1-3
FIGURE 1-2. CAMERA ADDRESS SWITCHES CAMERA ID)................................................................................. 4
FIGURE 1-3 AU CAMERA MOUNTING ............................................................................................................. 1-5
FIGURE 1-4. FRONT LOWER TRIM COVER REMOVAL...................................................................................... 1-6
FIGURE 1-5 TOP BRACKET INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................1-7
FIGURE 1-6. CAMERA DIMENSIONS, COMPONENTS, INPUTS AND OUTPUTS..................................................... 1-8
FIGURE 1-7. ACON ULTRA 2 CAMERA COMPONENTS, INPUTS AND OUTPUTS................................................. 1-9
FIGURE 1-8. SEVER REAR PANEL CONFIGURATION ....................................................................................... 1-9
FIGURE 1-9. LICENSE KEY INSTALLATION.................................................................................................... 1-10
FIGURE 1-10. VIDEO BOARDS INPUTS. VIDEO ID BOARD, CHANNEL)........................................................... 1-11
FIGURE 1-11. CAMERA/PROJECTOR CONNECTIONS .................................................................................... 1-11
FIGURE 1-12. SERVER SERIAL COMMUNICATION AND VIDEO ROUTING EXAMPLE .......................................... 1-11
List of Tables
TABLE 1-1. ACON ULTRA CAMERA KIT CONTENTS......................................................................................... 1-1

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TABLE 1-2. ACON ULTRA 2 CAMERA KIT CONTENTS......................................................................................1-1
TABLE 1-3. ACON ULTRA SERVER KIT. .........................................................................................................1-1
TABLE 1-4. FLOLS BRACKET KIT .................................................................................................................1-2
TABLE 1-5. ACON ULTRA REORDER/REPLACEMENT P/N ..............................................................................1-2
Supplement History
• 1.2 (1/30/2006)
o Incorporated Supplement # 79040-02, 79040-03.
Conventions
• Text indicating tip, or notes, or suggestions is encapsulated within a grayed text box
• Menu Selections are formatted as
This is menu text format
• Control titles window titles, button titles, checkbox titles, etc) are formatted as
This is a window title, a button title, or a checkbox title format
• Text that prompts the user to action is formatted as
This is prompting text format
• Physical keyboard keys, or buttons are formatted as
This is a <button> and this is [another button]
• Names of projector settings or AU variables are formatted as
This is an AU variable format
NOTE:
• This format is for tips or additional notes, or suggestions

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Section 1 ACON Ultra Camera/Server Installation Instructions
Plea e read the e in truction in it entirety prior to in tallation
!
Projector software version 6.0 or greater required to operate ACON Ultra
1.1 Contents of the MARQUEE™ ACON Ultra Kits
1.1.1 ACON Ultra Camera Kit (VDCDS P/N 69871-01)
Item Part Description Qty U/M
1 Cable, Serial 2 EA
2 Shipping Box, Camera
ACON Ultra 1 EA
3 Foam, Camera,
ACON Ultra 1 EA
4 Screw 1/4-20 X 1 1/8"L SHCS Cres 4 EA
5 Washer, 1/4", Flt, SS, .035 Thk 4 EA
6 Spacer, .5 OD X 3/4"L X 1/4 Id Black Alum 4 EA
7 Cable Assy, BNC, 30' Male To Male 1 EA
8 Cable, Jumper AC Cord Set, 18” 1 EA
9 Warranty Registration Card 1 Ea.
10 Assy, Camera,
ACON Ultra 1 EA
Table 1-1. ACON Ultra Camera Kit Contents
1.1.2 ACON Ultra 2 Camera Kit (VDCDS P/N 69871-05)
Item Part Description Qty U/M
1 Marquee Firmware, ACON Ultra 1 EA
2 Foam, ACON Ultra-S camera, Shipping 1 EA
3 Foam, ACON Ultra-S Electronics Box, Shipping 1 EA
4 Box, ACON Ultra-S Camera, Shipping 1 EA
5 Box, ACON Ultra-S Electronics Box Shipping 1 EA
6 Bag, 10 x 8 x 24 Gusseted 7” 2 EA.
7 Label, Blank Laser 2 5/8” x 2” 1 EA
8 Cable Assy, 40” 20 Pin ACON Ultra S 1 EA
9 Cable Assy 40” 13 Pin ACON Ultra S 1 EA
10 Wrench, Lens lock nut, ACON Ultra 1 EA
11 Assy, Head, ACON Ultra 2 Pc 1 EA
12 Assy, Electronics Box, ACON Ultra 2 Pc 1 EA
Table 1-2. ACON Ultra 2 Camera Kit Contents
1.1.3 ACON Ultra Server Kit (VDCDS P/N 69871-02/ -06)
Item Part Description Qty U/M
1 CD,
ACON Ultra Server Software 1 EA
2 Pallet, CFIA Bug Free) 1 EA
3 Cover Carton-TOP, BTM. 2 EA
4 Shipping Carton, Sleeve, VDC Marquee 1 EA
5 Tool, PLCC Extractor 1 EA
6 Manual,
ACON ULTRA OPS/Install &Maintenance 1 EA
7 Computer, 3 GHz, 4U RK MNT 1 EA
8 UPS, 950W, Rack Mount 1 EA
9 Assy, Frame Grabber 1185-I 1 EA
10 Assy, Video Expansion Bd 1201-I * EA
11 Cable, Serial 1 EA
12 Hardware License Key 1 EA
* NOTE: Kit -02 has 2 item 10, Kit -06 has 1 item 10
Table 1-3. ACON Ultra Server Kit.

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1.1.4 Contents of FL LS Bracket Kit (VDCDS P/N 69871-10)
Item Part Description Qty U/M
1 SHIPPING BOX, CAMERA
ACON ULTRA 1 EA
2 SCR, 1/4-20 X 1/2"L, SHCS, SS 4 EA
3 SCR, 1/4-20 X 1 3/4"L,SHCS, SS 2 EA
4 SCR, #8-32 X 5/8"L SHCS S.S. 2 EA
5 WSHR, #8 FLT, SS 1 EA
6 WSHR, 1/4", FLT, SS, .035 THK 6 EA
7 BRACKET, MNTG,FLOLS, ACON ULTRA 1 EA
8 BRACE, MNTG, FLOLS, ACON ULTRA 1 EA
9 SPACER, FLOLS ACON ULTRA MTG 1 EA
10 Warranty Registration Card 1 EA
11 Cable, Jumper AC Cord Set, 3’ 1 EA
Table 1-4. FLOLS Bracket Kit
1.2 MARQUEE™ ACON Ultra Reo de /Replacement P/N
VDCDS P/N Part Description
69871-08 Service Assy, Camera, ACON Ultra
81761S01 Service Assy, ACON Ultra-2 Head
81761S02 Service Assy, ACON Ultra-2 Electronics Chassis
81749S01 Service Assy, Server,
ACON Ultra
81749S03 Service Assy, Server, ACON Ultra 2
Contact VDC DS ACON Ultra Server Hard drive
59789S03 ACON Ultra Server Power Supply 300W ATX
81753S01 ACON Ultra Server Frame Grabber Expansion Board
81732S01 ACON Ultra Server Frame Grabber Board
81788S01 ACON Ultra Server 4-Port Serial Board
81751-01 UPS Rackmount
Table 1-5. ACON Ultra Reorder/Replacement P/N
1.3 Came a Installation Inst uctions
There are two camera installations, one on the projector front panel section 1.4.3.1) and the other on a top
mounted bracket section 1.4.4.1). The standard installation is on the front panel. The camera is mounted on the
top bracket if the line of sight between the camera in the standard position and the screen is blocked, for example
if a FLOLS projector is installed.
Installation must be performed by qualified MARQUEE series projector service
personnel.
Always unplug the unit prior to disassembly. Un-insulated “dangerous voltages” may be
exposed.
WARNINGS
Static precautions must be observed.
1.3.1 Verify Factory Camera Settings
Tools & Equipment Required:
• Phillips screwdriver
• 3/16 Allen wrench
• 3/16 Nut Driver / small Crescent
Wrench

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On the backside of each camera are several DIP switches
and controls. If these settings are not properly set, the
camera will not properly operate. Verify the following
factory settings; See Figure 1-1.
1. On the 10-postion DIP switch, verify that switches 8
FR/FL) and 9 γ) are in the “on” position and all
other switches are off. Both the “High 75Ω” and “IN
OUT” DIP switches are set to HD
2. Ensure the M GAIN control is fully clockwise CW).
In some situations, where the screen glare is very
high, the M GAIN may not be set fully CW.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
Figure 1-1. Camera Factory Settings
Camera Address Switch Location and Setting.
Each camera unit has an individual address or ID. This ID is used to communicate with the cameras’ used in a
network application or individually with the corresponding projector ID. Although when a camera unit is mounted
on a projector, the projector address ID) does not have to match that of the camera ID. However, it i highly
recommended that they do. Refer to your relevant projector User’s Guide for selecting and setting the projectors’
address ID).
N TE: See Section 1.4.5 for logging in the relevant projector and AU system information.
1.3.1.1 Setting the Camera Addre (ID)
1. Remove the camera assembly and hardware from the package.
2. Visually inspect the contents and each component carefully for any damage.
3. Access to the Motion Control Board 5-position DIP switch S1) can be accomplished through either the
top or front vent holes.
4. Locate S1 Figure 1-2, on the ACON Ultra 2 split unit, S1 is located on the electronics chassis) and
using a long flat head screwdriver to carefully set the switches to the desired positions.
N TE: S1 positions 1 LSB) through 4 MSB) are used to set the camera’s ID and switch 5 is used to set
either software or hardware address. Switch 5 is normally set to off.
Switch 1 (S1)
Position
4 3 2 1
0* OFF OFF OFF OFF
1 OFF OFF OFF On
2 OFF OFF On OFF
3 OFF OFF On On
4 OFF On OFF OFF
5 OFF On OFF On
6 OFF On On OFF
7 OFF On On On
8 On OFF OFF OFF
9 On OFF OFF On
10 On OFF On OFF
Camera ID (Address)
11 On OFF On On
*Not recommended to use address
“0” unless required
S1

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Figure 1-2. Camera Address
Switches Camera ID).
1.3.2 Mounting the Camera Assembly
There are two camera configurations, one mounted on the front panel Section 1.4.3.1) and the other mounted on
the top bracket Section 1.4.3.2).
1.3.2.1 Mounting the Camera A embly on the Front Panel
CAUTI N: D N T hold the ACON Ultra assembly by the lens or camera. Only hold the assembly by its
housing.
N TE: Before proceeding and if required see Section 1.3.1.1 for setting the camera’s ID
N TE: For projector revision “D” and below a modified predrilled projector front panel Item 9-included) is
required.
N TE: For projector revision “E” and above the front panel is already configured to accept the camera
assembly.
Mount the camera assembly on to the front panel of the Marquee series projector.
a) Remove the existing front panel by removing the 2 each Phillips screws as shown in Figure 1-4.
b) Place the camera assembly with the cover mounting surface facing up.
c) On the new or existing front panel, mount the camera assembly Item 10) as shown in Figure 1-3.
d) On the projector, remove the lower front trim by removing the two 2) small Phillips screws. See
Figure 1-4.
e) Remove the DB15 connector located on the lower front trim cover by removing the two-each 4-40
hex bolts and nuts. See Figure 1-4. Place and secure the cable assembly under the lenses.
N TE: The lower front trim cover removed during Step 1.3.2, d) is not required and can be discarded if
desired.
f) Replace the front panel on the projector with the AU camera assembly mounted.
g) On the front panel, place the corresponding manufacturing/serial number label of the projector
under rework as shown in the illustration below.
N TE: Both projector revision levels D &E are now upgraded to revision Level F.

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Figure 1-3 AU Camera Mounting
Do not hold the ACON Ultra assembly by the lens or camera.
Use only the hardware supplied in the kit:
Screws that are too short will strip the holes in the camera.
Screws that are too long will short the ACON Ultra power supply.
4-
places
4-places
4-places
10
6
4
5
UPGRADED FRONT COVER
SUPPLIED SEPARATELY
Backside
Front side
Refer to
Table 1-1
for
Item number references
Manufacturer/Serial Number Label
Location

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Figure 1-4. Front Lower Trim Cover Removal.
1.3.2.2 Mounting the Camera A embly on the Top Bracket
Note: See section 1.4.2.1 to set camera ID.
1. Install brackets
a) Pop the top cover off and set it aside.
b) Remove the lens foam.
c) Remove four screws securing the front cover and remove cover Figure 1-4).
d) From below, install one 8-32 X 5/8” screw through the pem nut located next to the LVPS and
tighten.
e) Install the bracket round rod) on the 8-32 X 5/8” screw and tighten Figure 1-5).
f) Position the front cover and install four screws to secure Figure 1-4).
g) Remove the center two ¼-20 bolts from the top cross bar over the green CRT and discard Figure
1-5).
h) Position the spacer with the long end to the left as you face the projector) and align two holes with
the two holes in the cross bar.
i) Position the bracket on top of the spacer and align the bracket holes with the spacer holes.
j) Install two ¼-20X1 ¾” screws with washers through the bracket and spacer and into the cross bar.
Do not tighten.
k) Install an 8-32 X 5/8” screw with washer through the bracket and into the round rod) bracket.
Tighten to secure.
l) Tighten two screws installed in Step j. to secure.
m) Reinsert the foam piece around the lenses.
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T R I M C O V E R
D I S C O N N E C T D B C O NN E C T O R
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INSTALL SCREW
FOR TOP BRACKET
INSTALLATION ONLY)

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2. Install camera
Do not hold the ACON Ultra assembly by the lens or camera.
Use only the hardware supplied in the kit:
Screws that are too short will strip the holes in the camera.
Screws that are too long will short the ACON Ultra power supply.
n) Position the ACON Ultra camera against the bracket as shown.
o) From the rear, install four ¼-20 X ½ screws with washers through the bracket and into the camera.
Tighten to secure
ACON CAMERA
BRACKET ROUND ROD) SPACER
BRACKET
8/32X5/8 SCREW
INSTALLED FROM
BELOW TOP CROSS BAR
1/4-20X1 3/4 SCREW & WASHER 2)
8/32X5/8 SCREW & WASHER
1/4-20X1/2 SCREW & WASHER 4)
Figure 1-5 Top Bracket Installation
1.3.2.3 Mounting the ACON Ultra 2 Camera Unit.
The ACON Ultra 2 camera unit is divided into two physical cases: the Camera Head, and the Electronics Chassis.
Each has a set of through holes to allow mounting to a customer designed bulkhead. Two 3’ cables connect the
Camera Head to the Electronics Chassis. Power for both modules is supplied through a single connection on the
Electronics Chassis. The VIDEO Out signal from the camera comes from the rear of the Camera Head and is run
directly to the ACON Ultra Server PC. Rs232 Control IN and OUT lines are located on the side of the Electronics
Chassis.

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1.3.3 Camera Dimensions, Components and Inputs/ utputs
Figure 1-6. Camera Dimensions, Components, Inputs and Outputs
To Camera head
Video Out
To Electronic Chassis
Mounting holes
Tilt Motor
Pan motor
Camera
Mounting holes
AC Power Out
AC Power In
Rs232 in
Rs232 Out
AC “IN”
RS-232 “Out”
RS-
232 “In”
VIDEO “Out”
AC “Out” to projector
Motion Control Board MCB)
Power Supply
Camera Motor Tilt)
Camera
Camera Motor Pan)
CAUTION Hot Surface

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Figure 1-7. ACON Ultra 2 Camera Components, Inputs and Outputs
1.4 Se ve Connections and Ope ations
1.4.1 Server Rear Panel Connections / ID
On the rear of the AU Server is located all the interfacing boards and connectors of the system.
The Video Input Card s) are used to interface the individual AU Cameras’ to the AU Server. The input to the
server is designated as the Video ID, which is a combination of the Board and Channel.
There are several USB ports which may be used for the various server peripherals in addition to the standard
mouse MSE) and keyboard KYPD) connections. The server has two built-in communication ports and one
expansion port. This expansion port can be used for four 4) additional serial com ports using the supplied
adaptor VDCDS P/N 81749-02). See Figure 1-8.
WA R N I N G
Video
Matrix
USB
2 ea.)
COM2
LPT1
MSE
LAN
USB
2 ea.)
COM1
KYBD
VGA
EXP
PRT
Video Card 1
Video Card 2
Video Card 3
1 Single Board Computer SBC)
2 Serial Expansion
3 The Video Matrix is composed of one
Frame Grabber Card and two Frame
Grabber Extension cards
1
2
3
Figure 1-8. Sever Rear Panel Configuration

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1.4.2 AC N Ultra License Key Installation
AU operation requires that a valid, activated hardware license key be installed on the server. The license key
contains the ACON Ultra options that have been added to the system. If the system has not been shipped with
this key, the following, steps must be followed to install. See Figure 1-9.
a) Install software version 1.0.20051220.1 or later).
b) Install license key P/N 69890-XX on parallel port LPT1.
c) Tighten two jackscrews to secure.
Figure 1-9. License Key Installation
1.4.3 Uninterruptible Power Supply (VDCDS P/N 81751-01)
The Uninterruptible Power Supply UPS) is ready to operate. It must be connected to a source of power and to the
server and then turned on. Refer to the User Manual supplied with the UPS for additional information.
1.4.4 System Communication and Camera Video Configuration
The AU systems can accommodate up to 12 projectors using one AU server. Each AU server incorporates 3 RS232
Serial Ports, which is expanded to 6 using the adaptor cable provided, and 12 Camera video inputs. The projector
communication in this example uses 3 of the server 6 serial ports. The first projector in the group is looped to an
additional two projectors. The camera communication is similar to that of the projector configuration, whereas, the
first camera loops to the other two cameras in the group.
Each camera’s video “out” is routed back to the server for processing using the 30 ft. BNC cable supplied. In Figure
1-12 the server video input is 9. The server incorporates a matrix of 3-video cards with each card having up to 4-
channels. The following illustration represents the video input and its’ specific input location. The location of the
video input is a combination of first, the board number, followed by the specific channel number. This makes up the
Video ID. For example, the output from Camera ID 1, Projector 1 is connected to the top left input Board 1,
Channel1) which is designated as Video ID: 1,1 and the output from Camera ID 9, Projector 9 is connected to the
Board 3, Channel 3 and is designated as Video ID: 3,3. See Figure 1-10 and Figure 1-12.

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Figure 1-10. Video Boards Inputs. Video ID Board, Channel)
Figure 1-12 illustrates a 9-projector installation. The projector IDs’ are 1 through 9. The RS232 Serial port 1 from the
AU Server is routed to Projector 001 1). The RS232 loop-thru on Projector 1 is then routed to Projector 002 2) then
looped to Projector 003 3). This continues for the next 2-groups 3-each projector) in the installation using AU Server
serial ports 2 and 3. Port 3 is by way of the AU Server expansion port and cable adaptor P/N 81749-02.
The camera s) communications is similar to that of the projector s) communications. Whereas, RS232 port 4 in
Figure 1-12 is connected to Camera ID 1, then looped to Camera ID 2, and then looped to Camera ID 3. Then RS232
port 5 to Camera ID 4, looped to Camera ID 5 looped to Camera ID 6. Leaving RS232 serial port 6 connected to
Camera ID 7, looped to Camera ID 8, looped to Camera ID 9.
1.4.4.1 Camera AC power Configuration:
Main AC power is supplied to each camera assembly mounted on a projector, either on the front panel or top bracket.
Then the AC “out” from each camera is applied to the relevant projector using the 3’ Jumper AC Cord Supplied).
Item P/N From To
1 66650-01
ACON
Ultra
Camera
AC “Out”
Projector
AC “In”
2 34-001306-
02
Camera
RS232
“Out”
Next
Camera
RS232
“In”
3 34-001306-
02
ACON
Ultra
Server
Camera
RS232
“In”
4 N/A Main
Supply
Camera
AC ‘In”
5 66649-01
Camera
Video
“Out”
ACON
Ultra
Server
Video
Matrix
Figure 1-11. Camera/Projector Connections
1
23
4
5

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AU Server
RS232 Projector
RS232 Camera
RS232 Projector
RS232 Camera
Projector ID: 001
Camera ID: 1
Video ID 1,1
Projector ID: 002
Camera ID: 2
Video ID: 1,2
Projector ID: 003
Camera ID: 3
Video ID: 1,3
Projector ID: 004
Camera ID: 4
Video ID: 2,1
Projector ID: 005
Camera ID: 5
Video ID: 2,2
Projector ID: 006
Camera ID
Video ID: 2,3
Projector ID: 007
Camera ID: 7
Video ID: 3,1
Projector ID: 008
Camera ID: 8
Video ID: 3,2
Projector ID: 009
Camera ID: 9
Video ID: 3,3
COM 1
RS232 Camera COM 4
RS232 Projector COM 2
COM 5
COM 3
COM 6
Cable, DB37 to 4 Each DB9
VDCDS P/N 81749-02)
Communications to addtional
projectors/devices, i.e. HUD unit
OPTIONAL.
Serial Communication
30’ Serial Cable VDCDS P/N: 34-001306-02)
Video
Cable Assy, BNC, 30’ Male to Male VDCDS P/N 66649-01)
Video ID: Board,Channel
Figure 1-12. Server Serial Communication and Video Routing Example