Vidikron Vision 150 User Manual
Vision Model 140/150 Installation/Operation Manual
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Calibrating Projector
Input 2 (DVI)
Calibrating Projector
Input 2 (DVI)
After you have installed and adjusted the projector and lens (or lenses), you are ready to
begin calibrating the DVI input (Input 2) to the Vision 140/150.
begin calibrating the DVI input (Input 2) to the Vision 140/150.
To perform the calibration, you will use the projector rear-panel keypad (Figure 2-3) or
TheaterMaster Remote Control, shown in Figure 3-17 and described on the pages that follow.
Once you have completed the projector input calibration, the end user can use the VHD
Controller Remote Control (Figure 2-6) to adjust input image quality, change aspect ratios,
switch between sources and more. (The exception to this rule is when sources are connected
directly to the projector. Although this is technically possible, Vidikron advises against this.)
TheaterMaster Remote Control, shown in Figure 3-17 and described on the pages that follow.
Once you have completed the projector input calibration, the end user can use the VHD
Controller Remote Control (Figure 2-6) to adjust input image quality, change aspect ratios,
switch between sources and more. (The exception to this rule is when sources are connected
directly to the projector. Although this is technically possible, Vidikron advises against this.)
Vidikron calibrates both the Vision 140/150 and VHD Controller at the
factory for optimum performance in most typical home cinema
environments, before the system ships.
factory for optimum performance in most typical home cinema
environments, before the system ships.
Carefully assess the displayed image quality before proceeding with
calibration. In most cases, it is not necessary to calibrate the projector
inputs, as the VHD Controller gives you as much control as you will need
over the image quality.
calibration. In most cases, it is not necessary to calibrate the projector
inputs, as the VHD Controller gives you as much control as you will need
over the image quality.
Only ISF-certified installation technicians should attempt the calibration
procedures described here, and ONLY if absolutely necessary to
accommodate an atypical installation.
procedures described here, and ONLY if absolutely necessary to
accommodate an atypical installation.
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