Norxe P1 User manual

P1 User Guide

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Norxe AS

Dokka 3B

1671 Fredrikstad

Norway

Document Revision Number: V1.04 - EN USA

Printed in Norway March 2018

 
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Table of Contents 
Introduction......................................................................................................................................................... 5 
1 Thank you................................................................................................................................................... 5 
2 Features...................................................................................................................................................... 5 
3 About this User Guide................................................................................................................................ 5 
Copyright © and Legal Information .................................................................................................................... 6 
Changes ............................................................................................................................................................... 6 
Warranty.............................................................................................................................................................. 6 
Safety and General Information.......................................................................................................................... 7 
1 Safety.......................................................................................................................................................... 7 
2 Warnings .................................................................................................................................................... 7 
Service ................................................................................................................................................................. 8 
1 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ............................................................................................. 8 
2 Disposal ...................................................................................................................................................... 8 
Packaging............................................................................................................................................................. 9 
1 What is in the Box ...................................................................................................................................... 9 
2 Unpacking................................................................................................................................................. 10 
3 Inspection................................................................................................................................................. 10 
Getting to know the projector........................................................................................................................... 11 
1 Projector chassis ...................................................................................................................................... 11 
2 Projector Keypad...................................................................................................................................... 12 
3 Remote Control........................................................................................................................................ 13 
5 Connectivity ............................................................................................................................................. 14 
7 User Interface........................................................................................................................................... 15 
8 Menu System ........................................................................................................................................... 15 
9 Menu Navigation...................................................................................................................................... 15 
10 Main Menu .......................................................................................................................................... 16 
10.1 Picture Menu ........................................................................................................................... 16 
10.2 Source Menu............................................................................................................................ 19 
10.3 Install Menu............................................................................................................................. 19 
10.4 Status Menu............................................................................................................................. 21 
10.5 Night Vision Menu ................................................................................................................... 22 
10.6 3D Settings Menu .................................................................................................................... 22 
11 Lens Options ........................................................................................................................................ 23 
Basic Setup & Installation.................................................................................................................................. 24 
1 Ventilation................................................................................................................................................ 24 
2 Orientation............................................................................................................................................... 24 
3 Mounting.................................................................................................................................................. 25 

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9.4 Accessory Interface Fixing Points............................................................................................................. 26

9.5 Lens Mounting.......................................................................................................................................... 26

9.6 Locking Zoom & Focus.............................................................................................................................. 27

9.7 Lens Support ............................................................................................................................................ 27

9.8 Lens Adjustment....................................................................................................................................... 28

9.9 Scheimpflug Adjustment.......................................................................................................................... 28

10 Advanced Setup & Installation................................................................................................................. 29

10.1 Dual Head Mode.................................................................................................................................. 29

10.1.1 RGB + Separate IR Input........................................................................................................... 29

10.1.2 Top/Bottom Input.................................................................................................................... 30

10.1.3 3D (Active) Input...................................................................................................................... 31

11 Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................ 33

11.1 Safety ................................................................................................................................................... 33

11.2 Cleaning ............................................................................................................................................... 33

11.3 Calibration ........................................................................................................................................... 33

11.4 Software Updates ................................................................................................................................ 33

12 Technical Data.......................................................................................................................................... 34

12.1 Mechanical........................................................................................................................................... 34

12.2 Packaging............................................................................................................................................. 35

12.3 Electrical .............................................................................................................................................. 35

12.4 Connectivity......................................................................................................................................... 35

12.5 Optical.................................................................................................................................................. 36

12.6 Audible noise ....................................................................................................................................... 36

13 Environmental Conditions........................................................................................................................ 37

13.1 Operating............................................................................................................................................. 37

13.2 Non-Operating..................................................................................................................................... 37

13.3 Storage & Transport ............................................................................................................................ 37

13.4 Environmental Standards .................................................................................................................... 38

13.5 MTBF.................................................................................................................................................... 38

13.6 Safety Approvals.................................................................................................................................. 38

13.7 Radio Interference Approvals.............................................................................................................. 38

14 Technical Data, Projection Lenses............................................................................................................ 39

14.1 N1......................................................................................................................................................... 39

14.2 N2......................................................................................................................................................... 39

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1Introduction

1.1 Thank you

Thank you for purchasing this projector.

The projector combines high resolution DLP® and next generation LED technology to provide best in class image

quality. Future proofed interchangeable lens options comprise all glass, aspherical, no doublet elements. High

quality components ensure long life and low maintenance. The chassis footprint is compact and rugged, it is

ideally suited to the most demanding applications including multi-channel and motion. The projector is supplied

with a 5-year manufacturer’s limited warranty.

1.2 Features

•Single chip DLP® technology.

•WQXGA (2560 x 1600) / WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution, depending on variant.

•High brightness.

•High contrast.

•High dynamic range.

•Next generation LED light sources.

•Optional NVG capable - Default IR LED wavelength is 740nm, other wavelengths available.

•Ideally suited to demanding applications such as multi-channel and motion.

•Lens options comprise all glass, aspherical, no doublet optical elements & include ‘lens lock’

technology. The ‘lens lock’ feature allows the end user to physically lock the lens to the projector

body, lock the lens adjustment rings into position and lock the lens body to 3rd party supporting

clamps for additional rigidity in extreme circumstances.

•Lens focus, zoom (where applicable) & Iris on all lens options is motorized. Stepper motors are used

throughout to ensure high degree positional accuracy.

•Scheimpflug adjustment is a standard feature.

•Designed for easy installation - central lens position, multiple fixing points, accessory fixing points.

•Orientation free installation.

•Compact and rugged.

•High quality components ensure long life and low maintenance.

•50,000-hour service interval.

•5-year manufacturer’s limited warranty.

1.3 About this User Guide

All users of this product are strongly recommended to read this User Guide prior to setting up and using the

projector for the first time. That it is stored safely after use for future reference as appropriate.

All units of measurement and weight provided in this User Guide are according to the International Standard of

Units (SI units).

Illustrations are provided for reference only and may differ from your actual product.

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No liability is assumed for loss or damage, be it direct or indirect, resulting from the use of its products or from

the use of information contained within this document.

Many factors influence the performance of an installation, including but not limited to the image sources,

projection screens, cabling, environmental conditions etc. It is the responsibility of the system integrator to

make sure all these factors are correct and within specification.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this document is accurate. However, no

liabilities are assumed for any errors that may appear within this document.

Company names, brands and product names mentioned in this document may be trademarks or registered

trademarks of their respective companies, protected by international law.

3Changes

The specifications and functionality of products and documentation may be changed from time to time, without

prior notice, to improve performance.

4Warranty

For product warranty terms and conditions please refer to the manufacturer’s Warranty Statement which is

available separately.

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5Safety and General Information

5.1 Safety

•This projector complies with safety regulations for Information Technology Equipment intended to

operate in a normal (office-like) environment. Please read the safety instructions before set-up and

operation.

•Use only the supplied, grounded power cord or an approved replacement power cord. Unplug the

projector if it is not used over an extended period.

•Always operate the projector within the stated voltage, humidity and temperature specifications.

OPERATION OUTSIDE THE SPECIFIED LIMITS MAY AND PROBABLY WILL DAMAGE THE UNIT!

•To reduce the risk of electrical shock and fire, do not expose the projector to moisture or rain.

•Never expose the projector to smoke, dust, sand or other fine particles, oil or chemicals.

•To avoid overheating, install the projector properly to allow for free air-flow. Observe the minimum

distance to a solid object guidance described within this User Guide. Make sure the ambient

temperature is within specified limits to reduce fan noise and ensure long life. Cool air intakes are on the

front and the on the sides to the front, while warm air is exhausted to the rear. NEVER COVER THE

VENTILATION SLOTS!

•DO NOT STARE INTO THE LIGHT BEAM! Strong light is emitted from the projection lens and staring into

the light beam may cause eye-damage.

•NEVER OPEN THE PROJECTOR! The unit contains no user-serviceable parts. Refer all service to qualified

personnel only.

5.2 Warnings

•When installing in table mount orientation make sure that the projector is positioned on a suitable flat,

correctly rated load bearing surface. When not in table mount orientation make sure that the projector

is properly fastened and secured to an approved mount using the mounting interface points provided

(underside of projector).

•Regularly clean the ventilation slots (inlet and exhaust) with a vacuum cleaner to ensure optimal cooling

and lowest fan noise is always maintained.

•Make sure no objects enter the ventilation openings of the projector.

•Remove the lens cap before turning on the projector. The lens cap may melt and damage the lens if it is

not removed before use.

•Only connect the projector to specified signal sources. Connecting to other sources may result in

distorted images and malfunction.

•Do not drop the projector.

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6Service

This product does not contain end user serviceable parts. If it fails to function as expected carefully check that

the lens is properly inserted. That video inputs are correctly inserted and configured. That the power cord is

properly connected, that the facility main circuit breaker is intact.

If the problem persists, please contact your reseller or an authorised service center for assistance. Please

provide product details including Part Number and Serial Number plus a brief description of the fault.

WARNING! The projector contains a CR2032 battery. RISK OF EXPLOSION IF THE BATTERY IS REPLACED BY

AN INCORRECT TYPE. Dispose of used battery properly as described below.

6.1 Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

NOTE! This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment

generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this

equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be

required to correct the interference at his own expense.

6.2 Disposal

•Please dispose-of this projector at end-of-life to a proper recycling facility.

This product conforms to all requirements of the WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) EU

directive. The projector shall be recycled properly and can be dis-assembled for proper recycling of the

individual components.

This product conforms to all requirements in the RoHS (Reduction of Harmful Substances) EU directive.

The projector does not contain lead or mercury.

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7Packaging

7.1 What is in the Box

The projector and the projection lens are shipped separately, in separate boxes. This is because the choice of

projection lens can vary with each application.

Projector box:

•Projector body.

•Power cord (plug type will vary depending upon shipping destination).

•Remote Control (including batteries).

•Lens fixings. Comprising: -

•4 x DIN 912 M6 x 8 mm Allen Socket Bolts. A 5mm Allen Key is required for fitment / adjustment

(not supplied). These fixings can be used to mechanically affix the projection lens to the projector

body. Use is recommended. This is especially relevant to motion-based applications.

•2 x DIN 916 M3 x 3 mm Allen Socket Studs. 1.5 mm Allen Key required for fitment / adjustment (not

supplied). These fixings can be used to mechanically lock the projection lens focus and zoom rings

into position after installation. Use is at the customer’s discretion.

•Quick Start Guide.

Projector body Remote control Power cord Projection Quick

lens fixings Start Guide

(lens body, focus & zoom)

Lens box:

•Projection lens.

Projection lens

(in separate box)

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7.2 Unpacking

Carefully remove the sealing tape from the packing box and open. Remove the protective foam inserts and

remove the projector / projection lens.

NOTE! Please retain all packaging. Should you need to return your product for repair and / or for service

at any time in the future items should be returned in original packaging where possible.

7.3 Inspection

As soon as the projector / projection lens is unpacked inspect it for transit induced damage. The projector /

projection lens left the factory in perfect condition. If damage is evident after unpacking, please contact the

carrier and report it immediately.

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