Sharp SharpVision XG-3850E Manuel utilisateur

XG-3850E

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SERVICE

MANUAL

SERVICE-ANLEITUNG

S84B6XG3850El

SECAM/PAL/NTSC

SYSTEM

LCD

PROJECTOR

the

interests

user-safety

(Required

safety

regulations

some

countries

)

the

set

should

restored

its

original

condition

and

only

parts

identical

those

specified

should

used.

lnteresse

der

Benutzer-Sicherheit

(in

einigen

Lander

durch

Sicherheitzvorschriften

gefordert)

solite

dieses

Gerat

wieder auf

seinen

ursprtinglichen

Zustand

eingestellt

und

nur

die

vorgeschriebenen

Teile

verwendet

werden.

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ELECTRICAL

PARTS

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CABINET

AND MECHANICAL

PARTS

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ACCESSORIES

PARTS

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PACKING

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SHARP CORPORATION

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XG-3850E

SPECIFICATIONS

Product

Type

Model:

Display

method:

LCD

panels:

Lens:

Projection

lamp:

Contrast

ratio:

Video input

signal:

S-video

input

signal:

Horizontal

resolution:

Audio output:

Computer

RGB

input

signal:

RGB

video

input

signal:

Speaker

system:

Rated

voltage:

Rated

frequency:

Power consumption:

Operating

temperature:

Storage

temperature:

Cabinet:

Dimensions

H):

Weight:

LCD

Projector

XG-3850E

LCD

panels

RGB

optical

shutter

method

Panel

size:

3.0”

(4.5

(H)

6.2

(W)

cm)

Display

method:

Translucent

liquid

crystal

panels

Drive

method:

TFT

(Thin

Film

Transistor)

Active

Matrix

panels

No.

pixels:

309,120

dots

panels

l-l

zoom

lens,

F3.6-4.6,

105-I

250

WMetal

halide

1OO:l

BNC

Connector:

VIDEO,

Composite

video:

Vp-p,

sync

negative,

75fi

terminated

RCA

Connector:

AUDIO,

142

mVrms,

than

47kS1

(stereo)

Cpin

mini

DIN

connector

(luminance

signal):

Vp-p,

sync

negative,

75a

terminated

(chrominance

signal):

burst

0.286

Vp-p,

75fi terminated

500

lines

(video

input)

(monaural)

Video

signal:

l5pin

D-sub

connector:

RGB

separate

type

Analog

input:

O-O.7

Vp-p,

positive,

75M

terminal

HorizontalA/ertical

sync.

signal:

TTL

level

(positive/negative)

composite

sync.

(only

for

MAC)

Video

signal:

Spin

BNC

connector:

RGB

separate

type

Analog

input:

O-O.7

VP-p,

positive,

75fi

terminal

RCA

stereo

jack

connector:

AUDIO,

142

mVrms,

than

(stereo)

Composite

sync.

signal:

TTL

levels

3”

cm)

round

200

240

50160

360

“F

104°F

(5’C

40°C)

4°F

131°F

(

20°C

55°C)

Plastic

Projector

only:

t.-

2015’32

1723n2”

91/16”

(520

459

230

mm)

lncl.

terminal

cover:

2015’32”

205’8”

91/16”

(520

524

230

mm)

25.5

Ibs

(13.4

kg)

(projector

only),

26.2

Ibs

(13.7

kg)

(incl.

terminal

cover)

Remotecontirol

unit

pc.

Dry

battery

(type

AA)

pcs

Lens

Cover

(installed)

pc.

Terminal

cover

pc.

VGAsignal

cable

pc.

MACsignal

cable

pc.

BNURCAadaptor

pcs

Extra

air filter

pc.

Inverting

labels

set

Ductcover

.._..._.....

pc.

Supplied

accessories:

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

XG-3850E

NOTE

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

UV-RADIATION

PRECAUTlON

The light source, metal halide lamp, in

the LCD projector emits small amounts of

UV-Radiation.

AVOID

DIRECT

EYE

AND

SKIN

EXPOSURE.

To ensure safety please adhere to the

following:

sure

wear

sun-glasses

when

servicing

the

projector

with

the

lamp

turned

“on”

and

the top

enclosure

removed.

not operate the lamp

outside

of the

lamp

housing.

3. Do

not operate for

than

hours

with the

enclosure

removed.

UV-Radiationand Medium

Pressure Lamp Precautions

sure

disconnect

the

AC plug

when

replacing

the

lamp.

Allow

one hour

for

the unit

cool

down

before

servicing.

Replace

only

with

same

type

lamp.

Type

CLMPF0019DEOl

rated

85V/25OW.

The

lamp

emits

small

amounts

UV-

Radiation,

avoid

direct-eye

contact.

The

medium

pressure

lamp

involves

risk

explosion.

sure

installation

instructions

described

below

and

handle

the

lamp

with

care.

iince

small

amounts

UV-Radiation

are

emitted

rom

opening

between

the

duct

cover

and

the

amp

housing,

recommended

place

the

.ENS

CAP

the opening during

servicing

rvoid

eye

and

skin

exposure

(Fig.

1).

dote:

Please

obtain

lens

cap

before

servicing

model

XG-3850E

that

received

without

one.

Figure 1.

Lamp Replacement

Note:

Since

the

lamp

reaches

very

high

temperature

during

units

operation

replacement

of the lamp

should

done

least

one

hour

after the power

has

been

turned off.

(to

allow the

lamp

cool

off.)

Installing

the

new

lamp,

make

sure

not

touch

the

lamp

(bulb)

replace

the

lamp

holding

;its

reflector

[Use

original

replacement

only.]

DANGER

Never

turn the

power

without the

lamp

avoid

electric-shock

or damage

the-

devices

since

the

stabilizer

generates

high

voltages

its

start.

((“lake

vent,

AIR

FILTER TE~PERATIJRE

WARNING

lndlcator

All&

leas,

space

between

the

coolmg

Ian

(exhaust

vent,

”

and

the

wall

the

cooling

Ian

becomes obstructed.

protecllon

dew8

will

automal~cally

luin

011

the

protector

lam

This

does

not

mdlcale

VIDEO

ADJUSTMENT mallunchm

Remove

the

projector

plug

ram

Ihe

wall

oullet

and

wait

SELECT

button 10

minutes

Then

turn

Ihe

power

ptu

This

will

return

the

projector

11s

normal

glng

Ihe

cord

back

BLUE

ADJUSTMENT

,a!-\

buttons

BACKGROUND

LEVEL

ADJUSTMENT

SELECT

button

BLUE

SCREEN

butlon

(ON

OFF

swtch)

INVERT!

REVERSE

butlon

INPUT

SELECT

button

VOLUME

(v/A)

buttons

’I

ADJUSTMENT

lI:A)

buttons

LENS

ADJUSTMENT

SELECT

button

SYSTEM

change

bulton

SELECT

butlon

VIDEO

INPUT

DIN,

VIDEO

INPUT WIRED

REMOTE

CONTROL

INPUT

VIDEO

INPUT

WOE0 INPUT

2(a-p,n

mini

DIN)

GSYNC

INPUT

AUDIO

RGB INPUT

12”

OUTPUT

ktiz

625

kHr

ANA,

RGR

INPUT

BNC

When

2OOmA

current

applied

the

12V

OUTPUT,

profecl~on

dewe

wll aulomataJly

turn

Oft

the

protector

and

leave

Sland.by

mode

AbouttheTemperature

MonitorFunction:

the

projector starts lo overheat due to set-up problems or

duly air liller. “TEMP”

will

Hash

the

upper-left corner of the picture

the temperature continues

rise,

then

the

lamp will

turn

off,

the TEMPERATURE WARNING mdlcalor

wll

flash,

and

alter

90.second

coolmo-off

oeriod

the

oower

will shut off

Reler

to “Maintena

nce Indicators”.when

the

“iEM+”

warrung appears

I”

the picture

The

cooling

fan

regulates

the

Internal

temperature.

and

its

perlormance

automatically controlled. The sound of the Ian may change during operation due to

changes

the fan speed.

‘REMOTE

CONTROL

SIGNAL

TRANSMITrER

J-X

POWER

(ON/OFF)

butlo”-

STATUS

SELECT

butlon-

RESET

button-

MASKING

MODE

SELECT

button-

LENS

ADJUSTMENT

SELECT

button-

INPUT

CHECK

button-

The

operalion

buttons

stay

111

for

about

seconds

when

the

LIGHT

button

pressed

RGB

ADJUSTMENT

MODE

SELECT

butlon-

VERTICAL

POSITIONS

ADJUSTMENT

(‘I/A)

buttons

RESET

bunon-

PHASE

ADJUSTMENT

(4/t)-

buttons

ON SCREEN DISPLAY

VOLUME

(v/A)

buttons

STATUS

CHECK

button

AUDIO

MUTE

button

ADJUSTMENT

(ii-)

butIons

ASKING

ADJUSTMENT

TOP/BOTTOM

SELECT

button

ADJUSTMENT

(‘l(A)

buttons

DIRECT

INPUT

SELECT

buttons

LIGHT

button

RGE

ADJUSTMENT

LlL---

HORIZONTAL

POSITION

ADJUSTMENT

(41,)

buttons

-BACKGROUND

LEVEL

---I

~~tJJt4~~~~TSXLE;~

button

Inserting the Batteries

The batteries are suppliedandpacked

with

thisoperation

manual.(FourAAbatteries.)

NOTES ON BATTERIES

Incorrect use

batteriesmaycausethemtoleakorburst.

Inserl

lhe

balleries

with

their

(t)

and

(-1

polarilies

indicaled.

Remove

the

balleries

the

remote

control

will

no,

operated

loran

extended

period

time.

Keep

the

baneries

clean.

Maintain

lhe

batteries

clean

condition.

no,

mix

ditieren,

brands

baneries.

no,

mix

old

and

new

balleries.

The

lite

expectancy

the

new

baHeries

will

shorWned

and

the

old

baneries

may

leak.

.When

the

banaries

have

been

used

up.

remove

them

immedialely

preven,

leakage

and

damage.

Leaked

bakery

fluid

may

irritate

the

skin.

Remove

any

leakage

wiping

with

cloth.

Due

slorage

condilions

and

lhe

shell

lile

Ihe

supplied

baneries.

they

may

run

ou,

aner

short

lime.

Replace

them

with

new

balleries

soon

possible.

Remote Control Operation

Use

the

remote

conlrol

shown

the

figures

below.

Transmission

range Reception

range

Max

dislance:

Using the remote

control In a dark room

This will cause

the

operation

but-

lam lo

stay

lit

for

about

semnds.

Using the Focus, Zoom and Lens Shift

Lens

Shifl.

Zoom,

Focus,

and-

Reversed/inverted

Image

mode

lunclions

broaden

your

options

for

projector placement.

p-----t--

MAIN POWER Switch

LAMP/POWER (ON/OFF) button

LNS

ADJUSTMENT

SELECT bulton

POWER (ON/OFF) button

ADJUSTMENT

(V/A)

button

Press

Ihe

MAIN

POWER

swilch.

Turn ON the LAMP

POWER button

Press

the

Lamp

Power

bunon.

LENSWJSTMENT~

When

the

LENS

ADJUSTMENT

SELECT

bunon

pressed.

,he

prclure

adw.,men,

mode

indicated

lor

abou,

seconds.

lhe

LENS

ADJUSTMENT

SELECT

bunon

pressed

while

the

mode

rndrcaled

,he

screen.

Ihe

piclure

adjuslmenl

mode

changes

shown

below

You

can

adjus,

Ihe

picture

shown

below

pressing

the

ADJUSTMENT

(V)

(A)

bunon

while

ADJUST

mode.

Projector Distance and Picture

Size

Relationship

The motorized zoom lens allows adjustment to the image size within the projector’s range.

The piclure can be focused from a minimum of approximately 1.3

to a maximum of 8.3 mfrom the screen. Please

set

up the

projector within this range.

Picture size: 254 cm (100 inches)

Diagram shows the Lens Shift position set at

Above

illustration

minimum

projection

distance

lor

the

XG-3850E.

Mow

the

pro@ctor

b-ward or

bade

the

edges

the

image

are

distorted.

This projector is equipped with a lens shift function that lets you adjust the projection height without moving Ihe projecto:.

Adjust

match the

i&up

conliguration.

Picture size: 254cm (100 inches)

SUW”

U&@ns

shift

‘Lower

lens shift position

l-l:

-14cm Lo-y~gns

shift

High-MounVCeilling mount

When the projector is in the inverted position, use the

upper edge

the screen as the base line, and

exchange the lower and upper lens shift values.

This projector is aui

using the INVERT/

llf!

ped with an image invert/reverse function. The projected image can be inveried or reversed by

VERSE button on the projector.

Using the invert and reverse functions makes the following setups possible.

--Ill

sG&a

INVERT/REVERSE button

Each time the INVERT/REVERSE button is pressed, the image changes as shown below.

Select the setting with which the input selection indication reads correctly (left to right, and right side up).

How

to set up the projector and screen

Caution: When you set up the

proJector

Dd not place it in humid or dusty places, or places where the air is sooty or lull

cigarette smoke. II the lens, mirror,

or other optical components become dirty, the picture will blur or darken, making viewing difficult.

Do not expose to extreme heat or cold.

Operating temperature: 5°C to 40°C

Position the screen so that it is not in direct sunlight or room light. Light falling directly onto the screen washes out

colors, making viewing difficult. Close the curtains and dim the lights when using the screen in a bright or sunny rM)m.

The best picture will be obtained when the projector is at a 90 degree angle to the screen. Position the projector and

screen as shown.

Example of a standard setup

Lens center

The projector should be centered in

II the projector and screen settings are not

cenlered

properly,

the middle of the screen.

the picture will

dlstoiied, making viewing

difficult.

Example of a High mount setup

High-mount setup makes projection from an elevated location Possible, without ceiling modifications.

When mounting the projector In the High-Mount position. inslall the High-Mount dust

cover

(included) as shown

Alr tiller unit

Example of a

celling

mount setup

Belore mounting the projector, be sure to contact your nearest Authorized Sharp Industrial LCD Products Dqaler to

obtain the

manulaclurer-recommended

ceiling installation unit and installation adaptor (sold separalely.) (AN-

ElTKE

Ceiling Mount Bracket. AN-TKZOl/AN-TKZOZ Extension Tube for

AN-ElTKE)

ed eof screen

(waite Portion) IA

Lens center

If the relative

@lions

ot the projector and the screen are not properly adjusted, the picture will be distorted

gate:

Contact your nearest Authorized Sharp Industrial LCD Products Dealer for inquiries concerning setup.

Inverted Labelings for High Mount and

Ce!ling Mount

When ceiling mounling Ihe projector, attach the supplied inverted labels as shown.

Using the Level and Height Adjusters

When adjustments lor the projector position cannot be made

usrng

rhe

Lens

Shin

alone, or when the projecforstand is on

angle.

use the adiuslors on

the

bottom

Iheoroiector

adrust

its venical

ansle.

made.

&yJy

Raising

LOWWlnQ

When

adjuslments

are made

wilh

the

adjusters.

the picture may become

dtstorted.

depending

on the

retal~vn

positions

the

projeclorand

the

screen.

adjusting. in some cases.

all

the adjuster teet may not be

reslrng

on the mounting surface

To prevent the projector

lrom

wobbhng.

adjusl

all

IOU

adjuster

leel

that

they

firmly

conlact

the

mounting

surface

The

‘Lens

Shift’

lunclion

designed

work

with

all

low

leel

Ilal.

Tilting

angling

the

projector

will

reduce

Ihe

eflecliveness

Ihe

Lens

Shill

Iunction.

Moving the Projector

lnstalllnq

the Cord Wrap

Pega

When

movrng

the

projector.

lnslall

the supplied cord wrap pegs The cord wrap pegs double as lest when

you

put

the

Prelector

down.

Remove

Ihe

terminal

COVFJ~

More pulling

the

unit down.

@“se

screwdrwr

remove

the

rubber

feel

the

back

the

projector.

Akx the supplied cord wrap

pegs

“F.l”Q

Ihe

sclews

SuppIled.

Cord

wrap

PeQ

Wrap the cord around

the

cord wrap

pegs when moving

Ihe

projector.

When moving the

pro)sctor.

carry it by the handle located on the

front

the unit.

Ima

When

moving

the

projector.

always

put

the

lens

cap

prevent

damage

Ihe

lens

not

lilt

carry

the

projeclor

Ihe

ler%.

watch

video

playback

with

the

projector

connected

audio&idea

output

equipment.

such

VCR

Laser

DISC

Player,

view

separate

monitor.

Always

turn

oft

the

LCD

Projector

while

connecting

video

equipment.

order

protect

bofh

the

projector

and

the

equipment

being

connected

(VCRI

[Video

lma

Concernin

the

S-VIDEO

INPUT

terminal

The S-V

DE0

INPUT

lermlnal

uses

video

signal

system

which

the

picture

separated

into

color

and

luminance

signal

reakze

uallty

picture

The

S-WI

terminals

have

priority

over

the

VIDEO

INPUT

terminals.

Make

l?e

audio

connection

via

the

VIDEO

INPUT

audio

terminals

(iewright).

The projector is provided with a terminal cover lo hide connecting cables

Anach either

the 4

claws to Ihe oroiector. marked

Lead Ihe connectin cables out throu

the

upper or lower nolc

the center of I

cover,

When the projector is ceiling mounted. invert the terminal cover before attaching.

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To watch playback with the projector connected to a video source equipped with a 15.75 ktiz or

15.625

kHz

Analog

RGEI

output.

Beforeconnecting,besureto

lurn

boththeprojectorandtheequipmentoff.

Connect the

and

cables to the correct input terminals on the projector and the video

source.

RGB

AUDlO

INPUT

act

either 15.75/15.625

kliz

ANALOG

RGB or COMPUTER

RGB Input.

Use INPUT SELECT to choose

the correct setting.

EINC

cables

(Nol included)

Playback

;R.G.I.

C-SYNC Output

Input Signal (Recommended Signal)

Tlmlng chart

(PAL)

Tlmlng

CharI

(NTSC)

R.G.B.

input

(=-y---L

IY.MHZ

“SYNC.

01a4.9

‘4a

b16

I-

(““I,.

ml)

Before connectin

be sure

lurn both

the

projector and the corn

uler off. When connectin

computer with a

rgltal

display output port. set

the

ANALOG/DIGIT

selection switch lo the

”

the rojeclor lo a personal

IGIT

posltlon.

After making all connections. lirst turn the projector on. The computer should always be turned on lasl.

1. Connecting to an IBM-PC (VGA) Series Computer

640

46D

maximum resolution

Plug the VGA signal cable correctly into the RGB2 INPUT terminal on the projector and into the RGB signal output

terminal on the computer, and secure the plugs by lightening the screws.

RGB Signal Input Socket gnal input connector

2. Connecting to a Macintosh

LC/ll/Quadra

Series Computer

640

460 maximum resolution

Plu

the Mac signal cable correctly into the RGB INPUT terminal on the projector and into the AGB signal output terminal

on I

computer. and secure the plugs by lightening the screws.

RGB Signal Output Socket

Sfgnal input connector

Other Signal Connecting Cables (Sold Separately)

Model Name Connecting Computer Signal Output Jack (computer side) Slgnal Input Jack

ANC1OBME

IBM-PC (VGA)series

15pin

mini D-SUB connector 15.pin mini D.SUB connector

AN-ClOMCE

Macintosh

series 1.5pin D-SUB connector

r”

3. Connecting to an IBM-PC

CGFUEGA

Series Computer

When connecting lo a computer

with digital signal oulpul. be sure lo

ANAL%~GITAL

set the switch lo Digilal belore Note: Do nol set the switch lo Analog

connecting the signal cable. when the projector is connected

(Switch is set lo Analog al the lo a computer with digital signal

factory.) output.

4. Connecting to Other Compatible Computers

When connectmg the projector lo a compatible computer other than an IBM-PC

(CGAJEGANGA)

or Macintosh

LC/tI/Quadra series, a separate cable is needed. Please contact your dealer lor ordering information.

Connection

compulers

other

than

the

recommended

types

may

resull

damage

the

projector,

the

computer

both.

Connect

th9

avdto

the

RGB

AUDIO

INPUT.

External

monltor

connectlon

Connect your computer monitor lo Iha Projector’s COMPUTER AGB OUTPUT terminal lo view images simultaneously

the external monitor and the projection screen

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II.,

Direct connection

Optional VGA lo Mac

adaolor cable

Caution

(Apple Macintosh

II/LC/Quadra)

not

connect

lh9

COMPUTER

RGB

OUTPUT

any monitorexcept the following:

Apple Color

RGB

Monilor.

13’

(640

480)

When

usmg

the

projaclor

wlh

external

VGA

monitor.

connect

the

monitor

“smg

the

cable

supplied

wi,h

it.

When

“si

the

projecfor

wth

Macmtosh

momtor.

oplional

adaplor

cable

required

“smg

any

other

type

mondor.

the

monitor’s

inlerlacs

specllications

and

make

sure

that

they

match

Ihe

specllications

the

projector’s

inletface. carelully

“9,

eck

The

external

monilw o”,p”t

only

dmplay

analog

computer

input

signal.

wll

not

display

digital

video

input

signal.

split

the

compwts

video

signal,

“se

video

distribullon

ampliher

The

available

lrom

your

local

dealer.

The

comp”,er

RGB

owl

(VGA

-a

VGA

OUT,

wll

only

loop

thrau

MAC

the

9wne

signal

connected

the

computer

RGB

mpul.

This unit uses a 15.pin mini D-sub female connector. Pin assignment is as lollows.

Earth

(green)

Eanh

,tdu*,

Video

image

(red)

Video

wage

(green)

“IdeD

mags

(blue)

“,deo

inp”,

(wb-

red,

Resews

inpu,

GND,red)

GNO

(green)

‘blue)

Input

signals: The video output signal limings

different

types

video signals are shown below lot

relerence.

TYPE R.G.8

RG-8 RGB

FbG.6 R.G.8

RG+3

CSYNC

SYNC

FRONTPORCH

doll

95003

IIII

SYNC

dot 108 96 40

64/4S 54 a2

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128

113121

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TTL

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TTL TTL

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+/-

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38 13 1, 9

25 3

SYNC

2’2

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I I

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34 59 34 a2

2 34

VIDEOPERIOD

350

400

350

do0

460

480

350

)

2~0

460

480

449

449 449 449 52s 520 366 152 525 525

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<w+x+y*z,

ms 14.2aal

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13735 16

750

16668 1500

70.0866

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100863 100853 599405 72.809 59

102 59 92

6667 6567

IIII

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TTL

TrL

TTL TTL TTL

iYNC

POLARITY

+I-

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