Big Screen Adventure Installation Guide Version 10 Revision 04a.vsd - November 28, 2006
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Introduction
Big Screen Adventure
Document Introduction This document serves as a quick setup guide for the Big Screen Adventure Solution. This guide isn’t intended to replace the manufacturers' installation manuals, which should be referred to for installation specifics and advanced system setup procedures.
System Description The Big Screen Adventure Solution is a state-of-the-art pre-engineered home theater solution. At the heart of the system is a JBL Performance Sound System. This is a true high-performance system, which is a Tweeter exclusive thanks to our outstanding buyer’s and their insight for encouraging JBL to create this for us. The solution includes optimal source components, video projection and an easy to operate control system to ensure a world-class results. Table of Contents Cover Page…………..……………………………………………………………………..………………………………..1 Introduction……….…………………………………………………………………………………………….…………....2 Bill of Materials………...………………………………………………………………….…………………………………3 Line Drawing…………...…………………………………………………………………………………………………....4 Prewire Steps…………...…………………………………………………………………………………………..........…5 Wire List…………………...……………………………………………………………….…………………………………6 Floor Plan & Elevations……………………………………………………………….………………………………….7-8 Trim Steps………………...……………………………………………………………….…………………………………9 Final Steps………………….…………………………………………………………….………………………….....10-11 Audio/Video Connection Diagram……………………………………………………….…………………………….…12 Control System Connection Diagram………………………………..…………………..………………………………13 Services Connection Diagram…………………………………………..…………………..……………………...…….14 Equipment Layout………………………………………………………….……………………………………………....15 Equipment Setup Steps……………………………………………………………………………………………….16-21 Programming Steps………………………………………………………………………………………………………..22 Install Information………………….…………………………………………….…………..…………………………….23
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Bill of Materials
Big Screen Adventure Main Equipment
Qt y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 1 1 1 1 2 1 3
Manufac t urer Sony Sony Yamaha Stewart Sony JBL JBL JBL JBL JBL Panamax U.R.C. JS P D-BOX D-BOX Lutron Lutron
Model VPLHS 60 VPLVW100 DPX830 S NDQ115HFHWezX DVPNC85HB AV1B AVA7B PC600B PS 1400B PT800B M5300-EX MX3000 070C124 340C Quest S PS 5WCWH S PS 600W
ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea ea
Qt y 2 1 1
Manufac t urer Model ea Panamax PM8-EX ea ATM sy stem 2 kit ea xxx xxx
sku VPLHS60 VPLVW100 DPX830S L S NDQ115HFHWX DVPNC85HB AV1B AVA7B PC600B PS 1400B PT800B M5300EX MX3000 O70C125 340C QUEST121LM S PS5WCWH S PS600W
Desc ript ion Video Projec tor Video Projec tor Video Projec tor Luxus Deluxe Sc reenWall Firehawk 5 Disc DVD Video Carousel Digital Surround Proc essor/Controller High Performanc e 7 Channel Power Amplifier Center Channel Speaker S ubwoofer S atellite Speaker Home Theater Power Conditioner Color Touc hsc reen IN'Ov ation Cradenza Motion Controller Motion Chairs 2-AXIS S INGLE CHAIR Wall Mounted 5 S c ene Master Control 600W Single Loc ation Inc andesc ent Dimmers with IR Rec eiv
Accessories sku PM8CEX S YS TEM2
Desc ript ion 8 Outlet Plugstrip S urge Protec tor fan sy stem Projec tor Box
Part s Qt y prewire 11 ea 3 ea 50 ft 155 ft 2 ea 122 ft 301 ft trim 2 ea 8 ea 1 ea 3 ea 14 ea 2 ea 1 ea final 1 ea 1 ea 3 ea 3 ea 1 ea 1 ea 7 ea 1 ea 1 ea 1 ea 8 ea 3 ea 1 ea
Manufac t urer
Model
sku
Desc ript ion
MCM MCM audioquest Liberty D-BOX audioquest audioquest
28-6355 28-6356 mac 6/g 24-4p-l5-en-w CAT5esh ITA-1/1 FLX-14/4
1 gang post c onstruc tion box 2 gang post c onstruc tion box bundled rg59 and c at5e CAT5e 200' S heilded Cat5e (S upplied with Dbox Quest) 2 c oax 14/4
MCM MCM MCM MCM audioquest MCM MCM
50-5872 50-5872 36-850 50-6895 ITC-24 36-735 36-400
1 Gang Blank Plate (drill a 1/4" hole in the c enter) 1 Gang Blank Plate (drill a 3/4" hole in the c enter) RJ11 Plate 2 Gang Home Run Plate male RG59 RCA ends RJ45 c rimp-on end RJ11 c rimp-on end
AudioQuest AudioQuest AudioQuest AudioQuest AudioQuest AudioQuest niles niles niles MCM Panamax MCM MTI
9259205572
mf1 ms200 msu480 24-810 P12X10NEMA5-15 28-8461 UVA4C
9259204213 9259201944 9259202180 9259200113 9259202185 9259201949 mf1 ms200B msu480
1 Male to 2 Female Y Interc onnec t 2m Coaxial Digital Audio Interc onnec t Cable 2m Component Interc onnec t Cable 2m Stereo Line Lev el Audio Interc onnec t Cable 4.5m Component Video Interc onnec t Cable 4.5m Digital Coaxial Interc onnet Cable ir emitters surfac e mount ir rec eiv er ir c onnec ting bloc k 3.5mm Male - Male Mono c able for ir grounded extension c ord 10' Non Grounded Extension Cord Univ ersal Video/Audio 1-4 Distribution Amplifier
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Line Drawing
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D-box Motion Simulator
Light Dimmer
DVD SU PER AU DIO C D
D ISC 1
MU LTI C HANN EL
D ISC 2
DISC 3
D ISC 4
DISC 5
DVD/RW+R/RW-R PLAY BACK/ 12 bit 108 VHz Video DAC
I/ 1
2
3
4
5 EXC HAN GE
DI GITAL
SUPER AUD IO CDDIGITAL VIDEO
SUR R O UN D
D ISC SKIP
DVD/CD CHANGER
DOLBY
DI GIT AL PR OGR ESIVE
Precision Cinema Progressive VIDEO
CD/DVD PLAYER DVP-NC875VS
CAT5
Coax Digital
Touchscreen Remote
D-box Controller Coax Digital
MX 3000 DYNAMIC ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
TELEVISION
ON VOL
OFF
CH
ENTER
CHANNEL
1
2
4
5
7
8
10+
0
SOURCE
3
DVD
6
VCR
9
PVR
OK
AUX
MUTE
INFO
MENU
PAGE
MAIN
EXIT
A/V Processor
Multi-Channel Amplifier
Center Left Front
Right Front
Sub 1
Left Rear
Sub 2
Right Rear
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Prewire Steps
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Notes Refer to the wire list and floor plan pages while working through these steps. Make sure all electrical work is complete before low voltage wires are run. Stay 2-3' away from electrical wiring and intersect at 90 degrees. Check mark each box as you complete a task. Subcontractor Coordination Provide electrical power at both the LHE and SUB locations. Provide Ethernet connection at LHE. Provide wall bracing at side display location. Must support 55 lbs. Remove a section of drywall and replace it with plywood. This section should be a span of at least 4 studs wide. Prewiring Mount wall boxes. Refer to floor plan page. Run wires. Refer to wire list page. Label wires as you go. Wire labels should be 6" from end of the wire. Leave no less than 3' of wire at each device location. Leave 8' of wire at the LHE. Secure all wiring. Wrap wires at LHE with a plastic bag to protect labels from paint. Check off wire list by inspecting each wire.
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Wire List CHECK OFF
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FROM DEVICE # 01 11 31 32 33 34 35 41 42 61 62 63 64 65 xxx
TO W IRE TYPE DEVICE # 12 mac6 12 cat5e 12 cat5e 12 cat5esh 12 cat5e 12 cat5esh 12 cat5e 12 ita 1/1 12 ita 1/1 12 14/4 12 14/4 12 14/4 12 14/4 12 14/4 12 mac6
USED FOR video, control ethernet IR data IR data IR R&L audio R&L audio speaker speaker speaker speaker speaker video, audio
NOTES projectors dbox lutron dbox chair remote dbox chair motorized screen sub sub speaker speaker speaker speaker speaker house feed
length in feet 50 32 36 50 32 50 55 50 72 70 53 37 70 71 xxx
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Floor Plan
sub
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42
63 speaker
speaker
64
screen
35
288 in.
LHE 12
Feature Presentation 002
chair 34 D
183 in. speaker
C
65
display 204 in.
36
01
remote
180.75 in.
Equipment location
33 chair Projector location
32 66 in. screen
speaker
network
61 Acoustic panels
sub
41
24 in.
lighting
B
11
31
10.5 in. 62
A – Floorplan Scale – 1/4" = 1'
speaker 8 in. Between all columns and panels
column
Typical EELR Room
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Floor Plan
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speaker 63 15.5 in.
15.5 in.
66 in. Hs60 side
24.25in.
183 in.
Vw100 side
180.75 in. 162 in.
6 in.
830 side
B – Elevation Scale – 1/4" = 1'
35 screen
speaker 61
speaker 64
35 in. sub 41
35 in. 43 in.
43 in. 24.25 in.
65 speaker
C – Elevation Scale – 1/4" = 1'
2 Gang Home Run
18 in.
sub 42
Trim Steps
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Notes Refer to the wire list and floor plan pages while working through these steps. Coordinate plate colors and types with electrician. Check mark each box as you complete a task. Refer to plates layout below.
Subcontractor Coordination Provide electrician with Lutron Spacer installation specifications.
Trim-out Tone each wire for continuity. Cut off the prewire label and re-label each wire 1" from wall box. Terminate wires. Install IR emitter in electrical box for lighting control. Install wall plates.
Wall Plate Layout speaker speaker speaker speaker speaker 61 62 63 64 65
display 01
LHE
sub
chair 34
chairs 36
sub
chair 32
screen 35
remote
Final Steps
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Notes AC circuits must be active. Equipment cabinetry must be installed. Refer to connection page Refer to detail pages Refer to floor plan pages Refer to Equipment layout page
Install Steps Install Projectors Connect interconnects to the jacks in the riser and run them into the projector cabinet to the appropriate locations Install Sony VPLHS60 Connect power and video Attach emitter to IR window and connect to IR wire coming from riser Install Sony VPLVW100 Connect power and video Attach emitter to IR window and connect to IR wire coming from riser (figure 1) Install Yamaha DPX830 Connect power and video Attach emitter to IR window and connect to IR wire coming from riser Install Dbox Chairs Plug extension cords to the outlets in the riser and run them to the power plug for each chair Connect the data cable for each chair Install Screen Assemble frame Hang frame Attach screen Install Speakers Assemble mounting hardware on speakers Connect to speaker wires Mount on wall Use #10 round head screws between 3/8” and 13/32” diameter at least 2” in length Install Subs Place subs on floor Plug extension cord into outlet and plug sub power cord into
Figure 1 Rear IR Window
Final Steps
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Installation Continued
Install IR Distribution System Mount on back of cabinet Plug into extension cord Connect control cables and run to appropriate locations Install component distribution amplifier Mount on back of cabinet Connect jumpers and run to appropriate locations Plug into extension cord Install Thermal Management System Cut holes for fans Mount fans Mount controller Connect controller to extension cord and fans Connect temperature sensor to controller and run into cabinet Install DVD player Connect interconnects and run to appropriate locations Plug into extension cord Attach emitter to IR window Slide unit into cabinet Install Amplifier Connect interconnects and run to appropriate locations Plug into extension cord Slide unit into cabinet Install A/V Processor Connect interconnects and run to appropriate locations Connect control cable Plug into extension cord Slide unit into cabinet Install Dbox Connect interconnects and run to appropriate locations Connect control cable Plug into extension cord Slide unit into cabinet
Audio and Video Connections
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All ends must be terminated
House Feed
SU PER AU DIO C D
MU LTI C HANN EL
D ISC 1
D ISC 2
DISC 3
D ISC 4
Component video
DISC 5
4m component video
DVD/RW+R/RW-R PLAY BACK/ 12 bit 108 VHz Video DAC
I/ 1
2
3
4
5 EXC HAN GE
DI GITAL
SUR R O UN D
D ISC SKIP
DVD/CD CHANGER
DOLBY SUPER AUD IO CDDIGITAL VIDEO
DI GIT AL PR OGR ESIVE
Precision Cinema Progressive CD/DVD PLAYER DVP-NC875VS
VIDEO
Digital coax out
4m digital coax 2m digital coax
Component video input 2
DBOX
Coaxial 2
Coaxial 1
Digital coax out
Component video input 1
Digital coax in
Pre Amp Processor Rear
center
front
sub
Component video output
Any cable in metric lengths is pre terminated
2m analog audio
Video Dist. Amp i/o bus cmpnt
Mac 6
Ch. 5 input
Ch.4 input
Ch. 3 input
Ch. 2 input
Ch. 1 input
Ita 1/1
2m component video
2m component video
Ch. 4 output
Ch. 5 output
Cntr Input
Ch. 1 output
Ch. 3 output
Ch. 2 output
Output A cmpnt
Output B cmpnt
Output C cmpnt
Ita 1/1
Amp
2m component video
DVD
Component video Digital coax out
Control System Connections D ISC 1 SU PER AU DIO C D
D ISC 2
DISC 3
D ISC 4
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DISC 5
MU LTI C HANN EL
DVD/RW+R/RW-R PLAY BACK/ 12 bit 108 VHz Video DAC
I/ 1
2
3
4
5 EXC HAN GE
DI GITAL
SUR R O UN D
D ISC SKIP
DVD/CD CHANGER
DOLBY SUPER AUD IO CDDIGITAL VIDEO
DI GIT AL PR OGR ESIVE
Precision Cinema Progressive VIDEO
CD/DVD PLAYER DVP-NC875VS
DVD Inside electrical box
Orange pair
Green pair
Dbox Chair
DBOX
IR IN
cat5e
Pre Amp Processor Blue pair
VPLVW100
Brown pair
cat5e
Green pair
Orange pair
Blue pair
Flasher 8
Brown pair
Flasher 7
Flasher 3
Flasher 6
Flasher 2 2
Flasher 5
Flasher 1 1
Flasher 4
Green pair
VPLHS60
4
5
6
7
8
Green pair
DPX830
POWER
3
+12V DC FLASHER OUTPUTS
HI
3-30V 12VDC/ AC/DC 200mA STATUS OUTPUT IN
HI
LOW
LOW
MSU480 MX 3000
IR MAIN SYSTEM UNIT
DYNAMIC ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
TELEVISION
ON VOL
CH
ENTER
CHANNEL
SOURCE
1
2
3
DVD
4
5
6
VCR
7
8
9
PVR
10+
0
OK
AUX
MUTE
INFO
CONTACT CLOSURE
OFF
STATUS MENU
EXIT
INPUT 1
INPUT 2
INPUT 3
INPUT 4
IR
Service Connections ®
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M5300-EX POWER
1 15A circuit
BANK 2 ON
BANK 3 ON
1
2
3
5
4
6
7
+12V DC
VOLTS
BANK 1 ALWAYS ON
FLASHER OUTPUTS HI
WRONG OK
8
3-30V 12VDC/ AC/DC 200mA STATUS OUTPUT IN
HI
LOW
msu480
LOW
MSU480 METER LIGHTS
POWER AND FILTRATION
IR MAIN SYSTEM UNIT
ac
Home Theater Power Conditioner
CONTACT CLOSURE STATUS
INPUT 1
INPUT 2
INPUT 3
INPUT 4
IR
receiver
Sub/amp
dvd
Aux/vcr
preamp
Hdtv/monitor
ava7 ac MCM Ext. Cord 28-8461
Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15 DISC 1 SUPE R AUDIO CD
MCM Ext. Cord 28-8461
ac
DIS C 2
DISC 3
DIS C 4
DIS C 5
MULTI CHA NNEL
DVD/RW+R/RW-R PLAY BACK/ 12 bit 108 VHz Video DAC
I/ 1
2
3
4
5 EXCHANGE
D I GI T AL
S U R R O UN D
DISC S KIP
DVD/CD CHANGER
DOLBY SUPER AUDIO CDDIGITAL VIDEO
D IG I TA L
dvpnc85hb
PROGRESI VE
Precision Cinema Progressive VIDE O
C D/D VD PLAYER DVP-NC 875VS
network
Link/Act
network
Link
Full/Col Power
1
2
3
4
Diag WAN
ac
340c
Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15
ac
av1b
MCM Ext. Cord 28-8461
ac
System 2
Instant Broadband Series ™
Act
100
Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15
Etherfast Cable / DSL Router Reset
Model BEFSR41
®
uva4c MCM Ext. Cord 28-8461
Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15
1-15A circuit Lives Inside riser
ac
vplhs60
Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15
vplvw100 Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15
1-15A circuit lives inside riser
ac
ac
Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15 Panamax #: P12X10NEMA5-15
ac dpx830
Equipment Layout
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Panamax Surge
Pre Amp Processor
DVD ®
M5300-EX
VOLTS
BANK 1 ALWAYS ON
BANK 2 ON
BANK 3 ON
WRONG OK METER LIGHTS
POWER AND FILTRAT ION
Home Theater Power Conditioner
SU PER AUDI O CD
MULTI C HANN EL
D ISC 1
D ISC 2
DISC 3
DI SC 4
DI SC 5
DVD/RW+R/RW-R PLAY BACK/ 12 bit 108 VHz Video DAC
I/ 1
2
3
4
5 EXCH AN GE
D I G I TA L
SUR RO UN D
DISC SKIP
DVD/CD CHANGER
DOLBY SUPER AUD IO CDDIGITAL VIDEO
D IG IT AL PR OGR ESIVE
Precision Cinema Progressive VID EO
CD/DVD PLAYER DVP-NC875VS
Amp
DBOX
A – Elevation. Front View of Cabinet Scale – 1” = 1'
Audio, video and data cables
Ventilation Fans Power For Fans
3" Ventilation Hole
POWER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
+12V DC FLASHER OUTPUTS
HI LOW
8
3-30V 12VDC/ AC/DC 200mA STATUS OUTPUT IN
HI LOW
MSU480 IR MAIN SYSTEM UNIT
CONTACT CLOSURE STATUS
Equipment Setup and Settings Steps
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Notes Make sure the ethernet connection is enabled
Steps Setup the Sony VPLVW100 Press the ‘Menu’ button on the remote IR sensors are located on the front and rear of the projector. Please use rear sensor. In drop down menu, select ‘Standard’ for picture mode. (Figure 1) Match other selections as noted.
Figure 1
Using remote, scroll down menu to Signal. In drop down menu, select ‘Full’ for wide mode. (Figure 2) Match other selections as noted. Using remote, scroll down menu to Function In drop down menu, select ‘On’ for auto input search mode. (Figure 3) Once selected, when INPUT is selected, the input channel is automatically displayed.
Figure 2
Turn standby mode to ‘Standard’ and select ‘off’ for power saving mode. Using remote, scroll down menu to Installation (Figure 4) Please note that most of these settings are specific to the environment. V Keystone will correct the vertical trapezoidal distortion of the picture. Image Flip Mode is set to ‘Off’. Background is set to ‘Blue’. IR Receiver is set to ‘Rear’. High Altitude Mode: Use this setting when using the projector at an altitude of 1,500 miles or higher. Network setting: Be sure to set ‘Standby Mode’ in the Function menu to ‘Standard’ when you use the Network function.
Figure 3
Equipment Setup and Settings Steps
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Steps Continued Setup the Sony VPLHS60 Press the ‘Menu’ button on the VPLHS60 remote (Figure 6) IR sensor located to the right of the lens. In drop down menu, select ‘Standard’ for picture mode. Match other selections as noted. Using remote, scroll down menu to Signal. (Figure 7)
(Figure 6)
In drop down menu, select ‘Full’ for wide mode. Match other selections as noted. Using remote, scroll down menu to Function (Figure 8) In drop down menu, select ‘On’ for auto input search mode. Once selected, when INPUT is selected, the input channel is automatically displayed. Turn standby mode to ‘Standard’ and select ‘off’ for power saving mode.
(Figure 7)
Using remote, scroll down menu to Installation (Figure 9) Please note that most of these settings are specific to the environment. V Keystone will correct the vertical trapezoidal distortion of the picture. Image Flip mode is set to ‘Off’. Background is set to ‘Blue’. High Altitude Mode: Use this setting when using the projector at an altitude of 1,500 miles or higher.
(Figure 8)
Network setting: Be sure to set ‘Standby Mode’ in the Function menu to ‘Standard’ when you use the Network function. Using remote, scroll down menu to Setup (Figure 10) In drop down menu, select ‘English’ in language mode Please select ‘Component’ in the Input-A Signal Sel mode Other selections are set to auto
Continued on the next page…………………..
(Figure 9)
Equipment Setup and Settings Steps
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Steps Continued Setup the Yamaha DPX830 Select Component Video Input (Figure 11) Make sure the component output from the video source is connected to the component input on the DPX-830. Press “Video/Comp.” button (once or twice) on the top of the projector or the “Comp.” button on the remote control Entering Setup Menu (Figure 12)
Figure 11
Figure 12
Press “Menu” button on the top of projector or the remote control. Use the arrow keys to navigate the menu. Adjust Screen Aspect Ratio Press “Menu” button on the top of projector or the remote control. Menu > SETUP > SCREEN ASPECT > 16:9 (Figure 13) Setup Display Mode to STANDARD Press “Menu” button on the top of projector or the remote control. Menu > IMAGE > GAMMA > STANDARD (Figure 14) Setup the AV processor
Figure 13
Restore the AV1's settings to factory default Turn of the AV1 by putting it into standby mode with the remote control or its’ front panel power button Press and hold the ‘Mute’ button, then press the ‘Power’ button; hold until [Factory Settings] appears. Use the remote to select the [Restore Defaults] option Wait several seconds while the AV1 reboots Setup the Speakers and Subwoofers Enter the ‘Custom Setup’ setup screen by pressing the right arrow on the remote, then select: SETUP>SPEAKERS>CUSTOM SETUP (Figure 15) Set the Front L/R, Center, Side L/R, and subwoofer settings to [80Hz] Set the Rear L/R Speakers to [None]
Figure 14
Equipment Setup and Settings Steps
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Steps Continued Setup Subwoofers Set the ‘On/Off Mode’ switch to [Auto] (Figure 16) Set the ‘LF Crossover’ switch to [Separated] MANUAL
Set the ‘Polarity’ switch to [Normal]
ON / OFF AUTO
SEPARATED
LF CROSSOVER NORMAL
The ‘LF Level’ switch is defeated with these settings
-2
0
LF LEVEL -5
5 dB REVERSE
Adjust the ‘LFE Level knob’ to [Mid Position]
POLARITY NORMAL
LFE LEVEL
Test the speakers with the Internal Noise Test Enter the ‘Speaker Level Adjust’ setup screen by pressing the right arrow on the remote, then select: SETUP>SPEAKERS>LEVELS CALIBRATION>INTERNAL NOISE TEST> CAUTION (Figure 17) Allow the Internal Noise Test to cycle around the room. Ensure that all speakers are working and placed properly.
MIN
MAX
LFE / SUBWOOFER INPUT
SYSTEM INPUT
ON POWER OFF
PS1400 Sub Rear JackPack Figure 16
Enter Speaker’s Distances Enter the ‘Speaker Distances’ setup screen by pressing the right arrow on the remote, then select: SETUP> SPEAKERS>SPEAKER DISTANCES (Figure 18) Enter the distances of the speakers. Measure from the center of the primary listening position to the tweeter of each speaker. Be accurate with 6" increments.
Figure 17
Use an SPL Meter to adjust levels Enter the ‘Speaker Level Adjust’ setup screen by pressing the right arrow on the remote, then select: SETUP> SPEAKERS> LEVELS CALIBRATION> INTERNAL NOISE TEST> CAUTION (Figure 19) Set the SPL Meter’s ‘Response’ the [slow], ‘Weighting’ to [C] and ‘Range’ to [70]. (Figure 20) Hold the meter vertically in the center of the primary listening position. Adjust the Front Left, Center, Front Right, Side Right and Side Left levels to 75dB. Set the SPL Meter’s ‘Range’ to [80] and now adjust the subwoofer level to 80dB. Continued on next page………………..
Figure 18
Equipment Setup and Settings Steps
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Steps Continued Configure the AV1's Rear Panel Analog Inputs Enter the ‘Rear Panel Config’ setup screen by pressing the right arrow on the remote, then select: SETUP> REAR PANEL CONFIG (Figure 21) Select [5 ST. & (1) 5.1 ANLG] by highlighting it and pressing the right arrow button to engage the setting. (This setting is required to allow you to accomplish step #11.) Setup DVD1 Input (for DVD movies)
Figure 21
Press the right arrow on the remote, then select: SETUP> INPUTS>DVD1 (figure 22) Change the name from [DVD1] to [DVD MOV] Set the ‘Digital In’ to [Coax-1] Set the ‘Analog In’ to [None] Set the ‘Component In’ to [1] Set ‘2-CH’, ‘DD’, and ‘dts’ modes to [L7 Film]
Figure 22
Now; Select > MAIN ADVANCED (Figure 23) at the bottom of the ‘Input Setup’ screen. Highlight ‘Component OSD’ and select [On]. Configure the AV1's Rear Panel Analog Inputs Press the right arrow on the remote, the select: SETUP > INPUTS> SAT (Figure 24) Change the name from [SAT] to [HDTV] Set the ‘Digital In’ to [Coax-2]
Figure 23
Set the ‘Analog In’ to [None] Set the ‘Component In’ to [2] Set ‘2-CH’, ‘DD’ and ‘dts’ modes to [L7 TV] Now; Select > MAIN ADVANCED (Figure 10) at the bottom of the ‘Input Setup’ screen Highlight ‘Component OSD’ and select [On].
Figure 24
Equipment Setup and Settings Steps
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Steps Continued Set the Power-On Volume and Mute Levels Press the right arrow button on the remote, then select: SETUP> VOLUME CONTROLS Adjust the ‘Main Power On Volume’ to the desired level. Adjust the ‘Mute’ setting to the desired level. Setup the DVD player (Figure 25) Press the Display button on the DVPNC85H remote control
(Figure 25)
Scroll down to the bottom of the drop down menu and select ‘Quick’ for launch the ‘Quick’ setup. Language setup (Figure 26) In drop down menu, select ‘English’ in OSD menu. Screen setup (Figure 26) In drop down menu, select ‘16x9’ in TV Type menu.
(Figure 26)
Audio setup (Figure 27-29) In drop down menu, select ‘Yes’ for digital output. In drop down menu, select ‘Dolby Digital’ in Digital out menu. In drop down menu, select ‘DTS On’ in Digital out menu. Set up your Motion Controller Connect the Motion Seat to the Motion Controller
(Figure 27)
Please note that the Motion Controller is set up to ‘Automatic’ mode, meaning it will auto detect that the digital audio connection is in use. Starting up your Motion Controller At first power up, the Controller will indicate “SYSTEM OFFLINE, PRESS POWER TO RESUME, THAN STANDBY…” Press the power button on the left side of the Controller to start. You will notice the Green indicator located on the DVD drive will blink a few times. This assures you that the initialization process has begun. After approximately one minute the controller will go in standby
(Figure 28)
Programming Steps
Big Screen Adventure
Download Remote Programming Boot up computer Install provided MX3000 editor software Connect USB cable to computer and MX3000 Computer recognizes device Reboot computer Double click provided program named “Program_MX3000xxxx_ver1-060719.mxg” Click the green ‘On’ button inside the editor window of the Universal software. Uncheck the box of the non primary projector codes that you are not using. Click the red ‘Off’ button inside the editor window. Uncheck the box of the non primary projector codes that you are not using. Click on “communications” > “download” Download should take less than 60 seconds to complete When main page comes up on download is complete. Unplug remote and test Press On All equipment should turn on Press ‘Listen To CD’ Test each function Press ‘Watch HDTV’ Press ‘Watch a DVD’ Test each function Press Off All equipment should turn off Spacer Programming Storing Lutron Spacer Preset Levels Using the Programmed Big Screen Adventure Remote (MX3000) enter the lights Screen on either the “Watch” or “Listen” Screen. Using the side rocker switch on the dimmer(s) set the light level to 30% (3 clicks up from the off position)
Installation Notes
Big Screen Adventure
Device number allocation from from from from from from Device
01 to 10 Are 11 to 20 Are 21 to 30 Are 31 to 40 Are 41 to 50 Are 51 to 60 Are icon legend
TV locations local equipment locations (LHE) on-wall keypad locations miscellaneous on-wall device locations subwoofer outlet locations in-ceiling speaker locations
Device type unique name Device number LHE 11 Term Definitions LHE - The abbreviation “LHE” stands for Local Head End. This describes a location where equipment exists that runs a local area. Prewire – The term “prewire” refers to the phase of a project in which all of the low voltage wiring is pulled. Generally this term is used in residential new construction projects at a time when walls and ceilings are open. The term “rough-in” is also used to describe this project phase. Trim – The term “trim” or “trim-out” is used to describe the phase of a project when wall plates and in-wall or in-ceiling speakers are installed. Wire continuity is usually tested at this time as well. Final – “final” is the term used to describe the phase of the project in which all of the electronics are installed. This is generally the last or final phase of the project. Programming and client training are included at this time. Wire list - The Wire list details the wires that are required at each location. Each location has a unique device number. Refer to the floor plan on the next page. This number relates to the 2nd column on the list above.
W ir e T yp e
Pur p o se
C o nd uct o r 1
C o nd uct o r 2
14/ 4 ITA-1/1 22/ 2 2pr. Sh M AC6+/G M AC6+/G M AC6+/G M AC6+/G M AC6+/G M AC3/G M AC3/G 3x RG-59
Speakers R&L Audio R&L Audio Digital Audio VGA/ RGBHV R&L Audio Component Composite Component Composite Component
R ig ht + R ig ht R ig ht +
R i g ht -
C o nd uct o r 3 C o nd uct o r 4 A ud i o and V i d eo W ir i ng
C o nd uct o r 5
Lef t -
R i g ht -
Lef t + Lef t Lef t +
Lef t -
shield
R ed
G r een
B lue
H Sync Lef t
V Sync R ig ht
Pr , R - Y
Y
Pb , B - Y
Pr , R - Y
Y Y Y
Pb , B - Y
C o nd uct o r 6
C o axial
V id eo
Pr , R - Y
Pb , B - Y
C o nd uct o r 7
C o nd uct o r 8