Service Manual: EP1080/DX1080/OP1990/VE810/DP7290/ PV8530/P350/TX1080
Service Manual: EP1080/DX1080/OP1990/VE810/DP7290/ PV8530/P350/TX1080
EP1080/DX1080/OP1990/VE810/DP7290/
PV8530/P350/TX1080
EP1080 Series Service Manual
Copyright March.2009
All Rights Reserved
Manual Version 3.0
Chapter 1 Introduction
Highlight 1-1
Compatible Mode 1-4
Chapter 3 Troubleshooting
LED Lighting Message 3-1
Main Procedure 3-2
Appendix A
Exploded Image I
Appendix B
Serial Number System Definition XIX
PCBA Code Definition XX
Introduction
1-1 Highlight
No Item Description
1 Dimension (L x W x H) • 411 x 311 x 116 (mm)
2 Weight • Unit(projector): approx. 10 lbs (< 11lb)
3 Tilt Angle • 6 degree with elevator mechanism
• Universal AC 100--240V; 50 / 60 Hz with PFC input
4 Power Supply
• Provide for Philips 300W UHP E21.9 lamp
5 Keystone correction • -5°~ +10° Vertical
6 Resolution • 1920 x 1080P
• 2,872 ANSI Lumens (Typical)
7 Brightness
• 2,584 ANSI Lumens (Min.)
• 1,500 :1 full on/full off (Typical)
8 Contrast
• 1,200 :1 full on/full off (Min.)
• 70% Japan standard (Typical)
9 Uniformity
• 60% Japan Standard (Min.)
10 Throw ratio • 1.85 – 2.22:1 distance/width
• F/ 2.6~2.89, f = 39.12~46.91 mm. 1.2X Zoomed Focal Lens.
11 Projection lens
• Offset : 136 +/- 5%
12 Color wheel • 5 Segment, RYGWB (R80Y40G82W78B80)
13 System controller • Dual DDP3021, DAD1000, PMD1000 for 1080p DMD
14 Lamp • Philips 300Watt E21.9 UHP
• Operating
0~2,500 ft 5°C~35°C
2,500~5,000 ft 5°C~30°C
15 Altitude
5,000~10,000 ft 5°C~25°C
• Storage
40,000 ft
Disassembly Process
2-1 Equipment Needed & Product Overview
1. Screw Bit (+) :105
2. Screw Bit (+) :107
3. Screw Bit (-) :107
4. Hex Sleeves 5 mm
5. Tweezers
6. Projector
* Before you start: This process is protective level II. Operators should wear electrostatic chains.
* Note: - If you need to replace the scaler board, you have to record the lamp usage hour.
- As the process of EP1080 extended models disassembling is the same as EP1080, we
take EP1080 for example here.
Lamp Module.
1. Environment Adjustment
- The distance between the engine and
the screen is 2.45M.
- This process should be done at a dark
environment(under 5 Lux).
2. Procedure Adjustment
- Change
the screen to “white screen.”
- Adjust the screws by using the rod on
the engine module to readjust the image.
2
(“screw 1“ should be asjusted first, and
1
then “screw 2“. Adjust until the yellowish
or bluish parts disappeared.)
Troubleshooting
3-1 LED Lighting Message
Standby State
(input power cord)
Flashing Flashing
Power off (Cooling) Flashing
(Blue) (Blue)
Error
(Lamp failed)
(Red)
Error
(Thermal failed)
(Red)
Error Flashing
(Over Temp.) (Red)
Error Flashing
(Fan failed) (Red)
No Symptom Procedure
- Ensure the Power Cord and AC Power Outlet are securely
connected
- Check Lamp Cover and Interrupt Switch
- Ensure all connectors are securely connected and aren’t
1 No Power broken
- Check Lamp Driver
- Check LVPS
- Check Scaler Board
- Check Formatter Board
- Check LED Status
a. Lamp LED Flashing red
- Check Fan
Forgetting Password
16 (administrator
Password)
Forgetting Password
(administrator
Password)
- After repairing each projector, the unit should be run-in (refer to the table below)
Screen Defects (While replacing DMD Chip, DMD BD and Scaler BD)
Note: If Color appears abnormal after changing Main Board Module, please do Color
Wheel index adjustment.
4-6 PC MODE
2. Light Leak
Procedure - Test equipment: video generator.
- Test signal: analog 1080p@60Hz
- Test Pattern: gray 10 patterns
- Check if the light leaks.
* Light leak on reflective edge, eyecatcher, bond
wires and exposed metal. Gray 10
Inspection item - Light leak check.
- Bright blemish (dirty).
Criteria - The pattern cannot accept the color level of the
leakage is brighter than the gray 10 pattern.
- Ref. the Defect specification table
Note: The defect criteria follows TI specification.
3. Blemish (Dark)
Procedure - Test equipment: video generator.
- Test signal: analog 1080p@60Hz
- Test Pattern: blue 60
Inspection item - Dark blemish check. (dirty)
Criteria - The bright blemish is unacceptable when it
appears on blue 60 pattern. Blue 60
- Ref. the Defect specification table
Note: The defect criteria follows TI specification.
6. Focus test
Procedure - Test equipment: video generator.
- Test signal: analog 1024 x768@75Hz
- Test Pattern: full screen or MEME Sony
Inspection item - Focus check
Criteria -From screen 2.5 M via visual to check the focus,
look at the entire screen, focus shall be clear, Full screen
crisp, and sharp over the entire surface of the
display pattern. (Blur word on one of the corner
after adjustment is acceptable. However, the
word should at least be recognizable.)
MEME Sony
4-7 Calibration
1. Video calibration
Procedure - Test equipment: video generator.
- Once scalar board is changed, Video calibration
should be done as well.
(1) Test signal: 720P
2. PC calibration
Procedure - Test equipment: video generator
- Once scaler board is changed, PC calibration
should be done as well.
(1) Test signal analog: 800x600@60Hz
(2) Test Pattern: gray 16 (800x600@60Hz)
- Note
(1) Calibration pattern should be in fill screen
mode. Gray 16
Inspection Condition
- Environment luminance: 5 Lux
- Product must be warmed up for 3 minutes
- Distances from the screen: 2.5 M
- Screen Size: 60 inches diagonal
- Reset to default before measurement
1. Test equipment
Procedure - Test equipment: video generator.
- Test signal: analog 1920x1080@60Hz.
2. Brightness
Procedure - Full white pattern
- Use CL100 to measure brightness values of
P1~P9.
- Follow the brightness formula to calculate
brightness values.
☼ Brightness Formula
Avg. (P1+P2+P3+...+P9) x1.1 m² Full white pattern
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1400 ANSI Lumens
P5/B5
Note: P
5=center of white image
4. Uniformity
Procedure - Full white pattern
- Use CL100 to measure brightness values of P1~P9
(see image: full white).
- Follow the Uniformity formula to calculate
average values.
☼ Uniformity Formula
ANSI Uniformity = Avg.(P1,P3,P7,P9)/P5 ×100%
Criteria • 60 %
1. CVBS
Procedure - Test equipment: DVD player
- Test signal: CVBS
Inspection item - Video performance test
Inspection Distance - 1.8 M ~2.5 M
Criteria -C
heck any abnormal color, line distortion or any
noise on the screen.
4. HDMI Test
Procedure - Test equipment: DVD Player with HDMI output
-Test signal: 480p, 1080p
Inspection item - HDMI performance test
Inspection Distance - 1.8 M ~2.5 M
Criteria - Ensure if the image is well performed and the
color can not discolor.
5. Audio Test
Procedure - Test equipment: DVD player
- Test signal: CVBS
Inspection item - Audio performance test
Inspection Distance - 1.8 M ~2.5 M
Criteria - Check the sound from speakers
- Check “Volume” is normal
- Check “Mute” is normal
properties.
- Click “OK”.
Cable.
4-11 Others
1. Functional Inspection
Keypad button - All keypad buttons must operate smoothly.
Display Size - All preset modes shall expand to full screen size using
OSD Horizontal and Vertical Size controls
Display Data Channel (DDC) - The purpose of the DDC test is to verify the DDC1/
DDC2B operation of the projector and to verify Plug &
Play function.
Firmware Upgrade
5-1 Equipment Needed
Hardware:
- Projector
- Power Cord (P/N 42.50115G001)
- USB Cable:42.00280G001
- PC
(1)
2. Execute Program
(1) "Found new hardware wiszard" will appear
on the screen.
(2)
(2) Select "Install from a list or specific
location (Advanced)". (3)
(5)
(6)
2. Execute "FlashUpgrader.exe".
4. Process
- Select the USB port which is connected
with the fixture, baud rate should be
115200.
- Click "Flash".
EDID Upgrade
6-1 EDID Introduction
Extended Display Identification Data is a VESA standard data format that contains basic
information about a display device and its capabilities, including vendor information,
maximum image size, color characteristics, factory pre-set timings, frequency range limits,
and character strings for the monitor name and serial number.
The information is stored in the display and is used to communicate with the system
through a Display Data Channel (DDC), which sites between the display device and the
PC graphics adapter. The system uses this information for configuration purposes, so the
monitor and system can work together.
Note: - If a display device has digital input ports, like DVI or HDMI, but without EDID in its scaler
board, the display device will show no image while the input source is digital signal.
- The EDID upgrade procedure for EP1080 Series is the same. Here, we take EP1080 as an
example.
Software
- EDID Program (Generic V0.51)
- EDID File (Optoma-EP1080 EDID-B01.ini)
Hardware
- Projector
- Generic Fixture :80.00001.001 for EDID Key-in (Fixture: JP3 must be closed)
- Power cord
- RS-232 Cable (pin to pin, F-M): 42.83618G001
- Monitor
- PC
- DVI cable: 42.83N06G001
- VGA cable: 42.87305G001
- Power adapter for fixture: 47.57702G001
- DVI-HDMI adapter: 42.82B13G001
6. W
hen the EDID program is completed,
a message "OK" will appear on the screen.
1. Programming
- Key in the serial number into the
barcode blank space.
- In "Write Source Select" item, make a
check in "Analog" and "Digital".
- Click "Program".
Software :
- EP1080_Tfufls_A05.bin (*.bin)
Hardware :
- Projector
- Power Cord
- LAN Cable
- PC
Note: - The Network FW Upgrade Procedure for EP1080 Series is the same, here we take EP1080
as an example.
4. Click "OK".
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1 : Q = Optoma
5 : AAAAA = not-defined
EX: Q8BH831AAAAAC0001
This label represents the serial number for EP1080. It is produced for USA at CPC on
thirty-one week of 2008. Its serial code is 0001.
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 : ID
2 : Vendor Code
3 : P/N
4 : Revision
5 : Date Code
6 : S/N