Static Cinemascope Lens Kit ASSEMBLY AND CALIBRATION
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Ref: T9006100
Rev: 01
Part. No.: R599864
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Table of Contents 1.0
Mounting The Lens.........................................................................................................4 1.1 Fixing the Anamorphic lens to the lens mount................................................................................4 1.2 Ceiling mounting.............................................................................................................................4 1.3 Table mounting................................................................................................................................4 2.0 LENS ALIGNMENT.................................................................................................................5 2.1 Adjusting the 16:9 picture without the Anamorphic lens................................................................5 2.2 Ajusting the tilt and the Anamorphic lens vertical position...........................................................6 2.3 Adjusting the Anamorphic lens angle.............................................................................................7 2.4 Adjusting the Anamorphic lens Focus............................................................................................8 3.0 Projector-Side Configuration............................................................................9 3.1 Configure the Picture Geometry for 2.35:1 Sources.......................................................................9 3.2 Configure the Picture Geometry for 16:9 Sources..........................................................................9 4.0 Projection Distances................................................................................................ 10 5.0 Dimensions.......................................................................................................................... 10
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Mounting The Lens
The optional Static Anamorphic Lens kit The Static Anamorphic Lens kit features a very high-quality spherical anamorphic lens. It should be fixed in front of the projector to eliminate the ugly and annoying black bars from the movies that can now been seen in their original cinemascope aspect ratio.
1.0 Mounting The Lens 1.1 Fixing the Anamorphic lens to the lens mount The Static Anamorphic Lens kit can be used in ceiling or table position. To facilitate the lens install, the Anamorphic lens is mounted on a dedicated mount that features 3 axis movements.
M3 screws
Assemble the lens to the fixing plate using the 4x M3 screws. Tighten the screws to fix the lens.
1.2 Ceiling mounting To mount the lens stand in ceiling position, you must fix the lens mount to the ceilling. You can use the drilling mask available to download. Note that the mount plate is 10mm thick, use screws with a length of minimum 3cm for wall fixing.
Make sure that the Anamorphic Lens is centered with the projector lens.
1.3 Table mounting In table position, you can fix the lens mount in place with at least 2 screws.
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2.0 LENS ALIGNMENT 2.1 Adjusting the 16:9 picture without the Anamorphic lens To calibrate the Static Anamorphic Lens kit, the projector need to be perfectly positionned and focused. To do so set a 16:9 picture, and disengage momentarily the Anamorphic lens.
A
Release the knob A to momentarily disengage the Anamorphic lens. With a 16:9 picture, adjust the picture Position, Zoom and Focus. To do so you can use the internal pattern or any external calibration pattern. The 16:9 picture must fill the height of the screen as pictured below. These adjustments are made by using the Zoom and the vertical/horizontal shift of the projector. When the 16:9 picture is correctly centered, put the Anamorphic lens back in place.
ZOOM
STAND BY
ON
INPUT HDMI 1
HDMI 2
COMP.
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
PC
LENS
ASPECT
HIDE
LENS
LIGHT
TEST
BACK
MENU
PICTURE MODE
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CINEMA 1
CINEMA 2
CINEMA 3
NATURAL
STAGE
DYNAMIC
USER1
USER2
THX
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LENS ALIGNMENT
ZOOM
After disengaging the Anamorphic lens, adjust the Zoom until the picture fulfills the height of the cinemascope screen
FOCU
S
STAND BY
ON
INPUT HDMI 1
HDMI 2
COMP.
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
PC
LENS
ASPECT
HIDE
LENS
LIGHT
TEST
BACK
MENU
PICTURE MODE CINEMA 1
CINEMA 2
CINEMA 3
NATURAL
STAGE
DYNAMIC
USER1
USER2
THX
Adjust the picture Focus
2.2  Ajusting the tilt and the Anamorphic lens vertical position To correclty adjust the barrel or/and pincushion effects, you must adjust the Anamorphic lens tilt and vertical position. To do so, use both knob A and B as described below.
A
Release knob A to adjust the correct vertical position.
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B
Release knob B to adjust the Anamorphic lens tilt.
Pincushion and barrel effects depend of the lens tilt. You may obtain a residual pincushion effect at the screen when using a throw ratio between 1.5:1 and 1.8:1 or a projection distance shorter than 5 meters. It is recommended to install your projector at a minimum distance of 5 meters from the screen and using 1.8:1 or higher throw ratio.
2.3  Adjusting the Anamorphic lens angle. When the there is some skew to the picture, that means that the Anamorphic lens is angled slightly. To restore the paralelism of the picture, you may release knob/bolt C and rotate the Anamorphic lens as describe below. C
Adjust the Anamorphic lens angle to eliminate the visible skew.
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LENS ALIGNMENT
2.4  Adjusting the Anamorphic lens Focus To adjust the Anamorphic lens focus, turn clockwise or anticlockwise the manual focus ring until you obtain a clear picture.
Turn clockwise or anti-clockwise the focus ring on the Anamorphic lens
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Projector-Side Configuration
Y-AXIS X-AXIS
Focused
Not focused
Note that the Anamorphic lens focus will only change the focus on the x-axis. If the picture is not focus on the y-axis, that means that the general focus is not correct. You may then set the global focus by adjusting it directly from the projector, using the projector remote control.
3.0 Projector-Side Configuration 3.1 Configure the Picture Geometry for 2.35:1 Sources Apply Anamorphic Mode A function: When a 2.35:1 source is input and the Static Anamorphic Lens kit is mounted, you need to use the projector “Anamorphic Mode A” to vertically stretch the picture and to obtain a full screen 2.35:1 image without distortion. Browse into the projector menu, and apply the V-stretch function: • Menu > Installation > Anamorphic Mode > Mode A A faster way to operate this change is to configure a programmable IR-Remote Control or to use RS-232 commands to change Anamorphic modes.
3.2 Configure the Picture Geometry for 16:9 Sources Apply Anamorphic Mode B function: When selecting a 16:9 video source, the picture needs to be squeezed horizontally if the Static Anamorphic Lens kit is mounted. To do so, you need to use the projector “Anamorphic Mode B” to obtain a without distortion a 16:9 picture into the 2.35:1 screen. Browse into the projector menu, and apply the H-squeeze function: • Menu > Installation > Anamorphic Mode > Mode B
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Projection Distances
4.0 Projection Distances Projection Screen Diagonal Size (Aspect Ratio 2.35:1)
Projection Screen Base Size
Projection Screen Height
Assembly and Calbration Projection Distance
107” (272 cm)
98.4” (250 cm)
41.7” (106 cm)
400 cm - 518 cm
128” (325 cm)
118.1” (300 cm)
50.4” (128 cm)
400 cm - 620 cm
149” (378 cm)
137.8” (350 cm)
58.7” (149 cm)
420 cm - 722 cm
170” (452 cm)
157.5” (400 cm)
66.9” (170 cm)
479 cm - 824 cm
200” (508 cm)
184.3” (468 cm)
77.5” (197 cm)
563 cm - 970 cm
• The projection screen sizes and projecting distances in the table above are provided only as a guide. Please use them as reference during installation.
5.0 Dimensions 60 mm
80-170 mm
180 mm
90 mm 120 mm
150 mm
125 mm 137 mm 83,5 mm
83 mm
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Contact information TEC - CineVERSUM 7, rue La Caille, 75017 Paris, France www.cineversum.com Part. No. R599864