Laser Light Upgrade Retrofit Certified Class

August 2021

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 Course Overview

1. RGB+ Light Source kit introduction: C and B – Show the hardware

2. Power / Cooling – Show the hardware
3. Electronics: design, functions
4. Retrofit requirements: possibilities, limitations
5. Health Check - OSAT before retrofit (optional)
6. Retrofit RGB+C (with external cooler) DEMO + Hands-on
7. Retrofit C+ (without external cooler) DEMO + Hands-on
8. Calibration – Hands-on
9. Water Cooling Module Screen Interface
10. Network Configuration
11. Update
12. License mechanism
13. Maintenance
14. Basic Troubleshooting
15. Spare parts

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1. LASER LIGHT SOURCES FOR BARCO SERIES 2 PROJECTORS (C&B)

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 Product portfolio introduction

RGB+ C projectors : 3 Laser Light Sources available:

Brightness (lumens) 22 000 lumens 17 000 lumens 14 000 lumens

Light Source compatible DP2K20C DP2K20C

with DP2K12C ONLY
DP2K15C DP2K15C

Maximum power
consumption 2.37 KW 2.12 KW 1.87 KW
Power rating 200-220VAC – 16A – 200-220VAC – 13A – 200-220VAC – 12A –
50/60HZ 50/60HZ 50/60HZ

It is possible to retrofit a DP2K12C projector into Laser with a 14 000 lumens LLS!

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 Product portfolio introduction

C+ projectors : 3 Laser Light Sources available:

Brightness (lumens) 20 000 lumens 15 000 lumens 12 000 lumens

Light Source compatible DP2K20C DP2K20C

with DP2K12C ONLY
DP2K15C DP2K15C

Maximum power
consumption 1.9 KW 1.5 KW 1.3 KW
Power rating 200-220VAC – 16A – 200-220VAC – 13A – 200-220VAC – 12A –
50/60HZ 50/60HZ 50/60HZ

➢ No external cooler needed

➢ New cooling design for Laser Light Source – VC (Vapor chamber)

➢ Better efficiency (lumens per watt)

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Product portfolio introduction

RGB+ B projectors : 3 Laser Light Sources available:

Brightness (lumens) 40 000 lumens 30 000 lumens 25 000 lumens

Light Source compatible

DP2K/4K23B DP2K/4K23B
with DP2K/4K32B
DP2K/4K19B DP2K/4K19B

Maximum power
consumption 4.13 KW 3.15 KW 2.73 KW
Power rating 346-415VAC –
3W+N+P 16A-
200-220VAC – 30A – 200-220VAC – 30A –
50/60HZ
50/60HZ 50/60HZ
Or 200-240VAC-
3W+PE 27A-50/60HZ

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 RGB+ C Light source introduction

Name Position and functions

1 1 Water Cooling Module Cool the light source. Always installed at the top.

2 Light Source Module Laser Light Source.

3 Laser Drive Module Power supply the Light Source. Replace Lamp Power supply.

4 Main Control Module Control the light source module

5 5 Lamp Memory Module Re-use of the Lamp info Module of the Xenon.

Model Item Light source Spec Unit

4 Dimension 581（L）×313（B）×302（H） mm
RGB +
2 Weight 26 Kg
3

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RGB+ C Light source introduction

Name Function
1 MCP module Blue Laser Banks that shine on the phosphor wheel
2 Handle To Insert / remove the Light Source

3 Installation bracket To guide the Light Source during the installation

4 Screws To Lock the light source once physically installed

5 Position pins To secure the position of the Light Source

Heat exchanger of
6 Phosphor Wheel
To exhaust heat of phosphor wheel

Lamp info module

7 support
To install the Lamp Info Module (reuse of Xenon)

Exit Lens
8 adjustment
To optimize brightness and uniformity

9 Exit lens To guide light to the light pipe entrance

10 Red Laser banks Red Laser Banks location
Green/Blue Laser
11 Green and Blue Laser banks location
banks

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 C+ Light source introduction

4 Position and functions

Name
3 1 Light Source Module Laser Light Source.

1 2 Laser Drive Module Power supply the Light Source. Replace Lamp Power supply.

3 Air duct Module Air extraction – Screen displays runtime and LLS status

4 Lamp Info Module Re-use of the Lamp info Module of the Xenon.

Model Item Light source Spec Unit

Dimension 524.5（L）× 309（B）× 332（H） mm
C+
Weight 10.8 Kg

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 RGB+ B Light Source introduction

SN Name Functions
Cool the light source. Always installed at the
1 Water cooling Module
top.

Light source Module

2 Laser Light Source.
1
Control the light source, LDM and water-
3 Main Control Module
cooling module

Power the light source and the Water-Cooling

4 Laser Drive Module
Module

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2
4
4 Model Item Light Source Unit

625（L）×337（B）
Dimension mm
×410（H）
RGB+
Weight 27.5 Kg

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RGB+ B Light Source presentation

SN Name Function

1 Handle To insert / remove the light source

2 Screws To lock the light source when physically installed

3 Position pins To guide the light source during installation

4 TEC driving board TEC control and power supply

5 Laser convert board Laser power supply convert

Control LLS,LDMs and WCM

6 MCB assembly
Lock MCB with light source
7 MCB screws

8 Male hose connector Connect with the female connector on WCM

Dust prevention during transportation

（It MUST be removed
9 Protective cover
before starting up the light source）

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 C Light Source light path
Distribution of the Laser Banks

Brightness (lumens) 22000 17000 14000

Rx1 20 20 20
Light Gx8 2 2 2
source Bx8 3 3 3
MCPx20 4 4 4

RGB
Spectrum
Laser
banks

MCP

Phosphor wheel

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 B Light Source light path
Distribution of the Laser Banks

Brightness lumens 40000 30000 25000

Rx1 30 30 20
Gx8 4 3 2
Light source
Bx8 4 4 3
MCPx20 6 5 4

RGB
Spectrum
Laser
banks

MCP

Phosphor wheel

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2. COOLING, POWER

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 Water Cooling Module Overview

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5
4 SN Printing Function

2 1 LCD Screen Displays the status / error of LLS + remaining hours

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2 Cooling board Water Cooling Module system driving board
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1 3 Liquid level check window Check the liquid level

4 Hatch Access to the liquid tank

5 Exhaust pipe Exhaust the heat out of the WCM

Label Function Remark

+24V WCM power supply Connect to the MCB

Comms WCM communication port DB15 female – Connect to MCB

Hot Quick connector for hot hose Connect to LLS (Hot hose)

Cold Quick connector for cold hose Connect to LLS (Cold hose)

Water Cooling Module is not the same for C and B. The WCM for B has one additional fans.
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C Light Source Cooling overview

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B Light Source Cooling overview

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C+ Light Source Cooling overview

C+ does not need an external cooler. WHY???

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 C+ Light Source Vapor chamber Cooling overview

HEAT DISSIPATION

CONDENSOR SIDE

EVAPORATOR SIDE

HEAT SOURCE

EVAPORATOR SIDE CONDENSOR SIDE

✓ Close to heat source, heat turns liquid into vapor ✓ Cooled vapor turns back into liquid
✓ Vapor travels back to condensor through small pipes ✓ Then goes back to the heart source
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 C+ Light Source Vapor chamber Cooling overview

BENEFITS OF VAPOR CHAMBER

✓ Flat metal structure very close to the heat source: laser diodes, phosphor heat exchanger...
✓ Spread the heat in an uniform way
✓ Very high cooling capability
✓ No pump, no tank to refill...
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 Light Source Power: LDM (RGB+C)

Top View

Side
view

Rear View

➢ Two Laser Driver Modules (LDM) – Model: P11

➢ B and C use different LDM
➢ No more Laser Driver Boards anymore: if one LDM fails, you change the complete unit
➢ If a complete LDM fails, you have no redundancy

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 Light Source Power: LDM (RGB+B)

LDM1 LDM2 LDM3

LDM1 LDM2 LDM3

➢ Three Laser Driver Modules (LDM) – Model: P12

➢ No more Laser Driver Boards anymore: if one LDM fails, you change the complete unit

➢ LDM 1 is connected to the MCB (Main Controller Board) for communication (J14)
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Light Source Power: LDM (C+)

COMMUNICATION
Laser Light Source

POWER & COOLING LASERS

POWER MB &MCB

➢ Only one LDM needed

➢ Model P26 23
Light Source Power (LDM): RGB+C

NAME FUNCTION

1 TEC +24V Output+24V port，4PIN，TEC driving board power supply

2 MCB +24V Output+24V port，6PIN，MCB power supply

AC Input
3 AC input, LDM power supply
180-240V

LD Power1
4 Light source power supply for green and blue lasers
LD Power2

5 Download Port Burning port for LDM program

6 LDM Comms Loop In Loop in port. Communication control port with MCB

Indicator light: Signal indicator:

7 RED：Error RED : ERROR

GREEN：Power Green : LDM is powered on
BLUE：Status Blue: Program is working normally and standing by.

8 LDM Comms Loop Out Loop out port for communication.

RLD Power1
9 Red Laser power supply
RLD Power2

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Light Source Power (LDM): RGB+B

NAME FUNCTION

1 TEC +24V Output+24V port，4PIN，TEC driving board power supply

2 MCB +24V Output+24V port，6PIN，MCB power supply

AC Input
3 AC input, LDM power supply
180-240V

LD Power1
4 Light source power supply for green and blue lasers
LD Power2

5 Download Port Burning port for LDM program

6 LDM Comms Loop In Loop in port. Communication control port with MCB

Indicator light: Signal indicator:

7 RED：Error RED : ERROR

GREEN：Power Green : LDM is powered on
BLUE：Status Blue: Program is working normally and standing by.

8 LDM Comms Loop Out Loop out port for communication.

RLD Power1
9 Red Laser power supply
RLD Power2

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 Light Source Boards

1. Light Source Board overview

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Name Function

① TEC driving board Controls the cooling of Red Laser

② Left convert board of red laser Connects the Red laser to the TEC board

2 ③ Right convert board of red laser Connects the Red laser to the TEC board

④ Light sensor board Monitoring of the Light Source Brightness

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 Light Source Boards

6 8

7
5
Name Function

⑤ Red laser convert back board Monitors the humidity and temperature of red Lasers

⑥ Laser power interconnection board To power supply Red / Green / Blue Laser banks

To Power supply the phosphor wheel, control the

⑦ Phosphor wheel interconnection board
temperature and rotation speed
To Power supply the diffusor wheel, control the
⑧ Diffusor wheel interconnection board
temperature and rotation speed

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 Light Source Boards

Laser Power interconnection Board:

Interface Function Voltages

MCP:29V~38V;
MCP、Blue、Green laser power
J17、J18、J19、J20 Blue LD：29V~37V;
connector
Green LD：29V~37V;

J411 Red laser power connector 20V~24V

GREEN
Resistor 47K @ 25 degree C; Resistor
J6 Laser NTC connector value will be changed with
temperature

AND BLUE
J202、J203、J206、J207 MCP laser power connector 37V~45V

J401、J402 Red laser power connector 20V~24V

J101、J102、J103 Blue laser power connector 29V~37V

J301、J302、J303 Green laser power connector 32V~43V

J1、J2 Safety switch connector 0V~12V

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 Light Source Boards

TEC driving board:

SN Function Cable SN Connect to

Red laser left

1 TEC1 Output E19010000741
convert board

Red laser right

2
1 TEC3 Output E19010000694
convert board

3 3 TEC +24V E19010000752 LDM1 LDM2

4 MCB Comms Reserved

5 MCB Comms E19010000782 Connected to MCB

6 Master TEC Comms SW

2 4
7 TEC update port Reserved
5

6 7
TEC driving board controls function = cooling of the Red Lasers

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 Light Source Boards

Red Laser convert boards (left / right):

Name Function Label on cables

Laser convert board R1|2 E19010000744

1 1 Red laser left

convert board
TEC driving board TEC 1 E19010000741

Laser convert board R3|4 E19010000740

2 Red laser right
convert board
TEC driving board TEC 3 E19010000694

Red Laser convert boards (left / right) are both connected to the TEC driving board

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 Light Source Boards

Red Laser back board:

SN Name SN

① Red laser humidity cable E19010000582

Red Laser back board controls the humidity inside the Light Source
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 Light Source Boards

Phosphor wheel interconnection:

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SN Name Function
1
2 1 Main Board Interconnection board phosphor wheel

4 2 Speed sensor Check speed

5 3 Temp sensor Check temperature
4 Power supply cable To phosphor wheel motor + 36V
Power and
5 monitoring cables
Connect to MCB（E19010000477）

Functions: power supply the phosphor wheel, collect info about temperature and rotation
speed to the Main Controller Board
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 Light Source Boards

Diffusor wheel interconnection:

SN Name Function

1 Main board Interconnection Board diffusor wheel

2 Speed sensor Check speed

2 3
3 Power supply cable Power supply Diffusor wheel + 12V

1 4 Power and monitoring cables Connect to MCB（E19010000693）

Functions: power supply the diffusor wheel, collect info about temperature and rotation
speed to the Main Controller Board
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3. ELECTRONICS

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 Controller Boards

MCB = Main Controller Board

CB

MCB CB = Communication Board

MB

MB = Monitoring Board

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Main Controller Board: power distribution

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Main Controller Board: communication

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 Main Controller Board
Main functions summary:
Power:
➢ Provides 36 V for Phosphor wheel (from LDM)
➢ Provides 12 V for Diffusor wheel (from LDM)
➢ Provides 24 V for Water Cooling Module (from
LDM)
Communication and monitoring:
➢ Collect info from TEC driving Board (temperatures Red
Lasers)
➢ Collect info for NTC light source (temperatures)
➢ Collect info from Phosphor and diffusor wheel
interconnection boards (temperature, rotation speeds)
➢ Collect info from Water Cooling Module (temperatures)
➢ Communicate with the Light Source
➢ Commuinicate with the Monitoring Board
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 Monitoring Board RGB+C&B

Main functions summary:

➢ License Time: will count the remaining number of hours where

the laser can be used

➢ Log Files (can be collected through FTP with Filezilla) or USB

directly on the board

➢ SNMP traps

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Communication Board

Main functions summary:

➢ Communication with projector

➢ Re-use of the LPS Serial cable connected

to the backplane

➢ Allows communication between the CCB

and the Light Source

➢ Used to dim or to increase the power of

the light source

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Electronics C+

What is new with C+?

➢ Communication board merged in MCB

➢ MB and MCB are merged together

➢ Almost everything is pre-cabled from factory

➢ Very limited amount of cables to connect

during retrofit

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4. RETROFIT REQUIREMENTS

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 Environment

In the projection booth:

Min Nominal Max Unit

Temperature 10 15 - 25 35 oC

Air cleanliness Clean projecting environment（Refer to the standard of clean room）

5 85
Air Humidity - %
(No dew formation) (No dew formation)

Altitude -60 - 3000 M

Storage conditions:

Item Min Nominal Max Unit

Ambient temperature -15 15 - 25 60 oC

5% 95%
RH -
(no condensation) (no condensation)
Air clearance class - - -

Altitude -60 - 10000 m

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 Space required RGB+C&B

➢ 500 mm minimum above the projector

➢ Same for the RGB+C and RGB+B
➢ WCM must be at the top
➢ WMC installation (top mounting): no other configuration allowed
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Space required C+

Installation:

➢ Air extraction at the top only

➢ Not mandatory to extract the hot air outside of

the booth if AC system is used

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Exhaust system: a must or not?

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 Exhaust system: a must or not?

RGB+C Laser Light Source RGB+B Laser Light Source

Brightness (lumens) 22 000 lumens 17 000 lumens 14 000 lumens Brightness (lumens) 40 000 lumens 30 000 lumens 25 000 lumens

Maximum heat Maximum heat

8428 BTU / hr 7234 BTU / hr 6381 BTU / hr 14 092 BTU / hr 10 748 BTU / hr 9315 BTU / hr
dissipation dissipation

Conclusions

➢ Compared to Xenon, heat dissipation of RGB+ Laser Light Sources is low (comparable to BLP, CLP)

➢ If the booth has an AC system powerful enough, it is not recommended to extract the air outside the booth

➢ AC has to be dimensioned so it can keep the temperature below 25C.

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5. OSAT – On Site Acceptance Test
OPTIONAL

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 Health Check

Use the Cinionic documentation:

➢ Fill all the information required

➢ Take high quality pictures of the following parts:

✓ Projector serial number and production date

✓ Lens type number (R98...) and lens serial number
✓ Inside of the liquid cooling tank
✓ Projector external covers
✓ Entrance of the integrator rod and light pipe
✓ Exist prism (remove the lens)
✓ CCB removed from the elca box
✓ Light engine fan
✓ Lens front and backside
✓ LPS back fan (remove one LPS)
✓ Lamp house compartment (remove the Lamp house)

Be sure there is no active warnings / errors

Be sure there is no dead pixels visible on screen
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 OSAT

➢ Fill all the information required about Projector and Light

source (serial number, IP settings...)

➢ Measure the brightness of the projector before retrofit

➢ Be sure to follow the measuring procedure defined by Cinionic

especially the following points:

✓ Wait the lamp to be stable (at least 15 minutes)

✓ Put lamp to maximum power
✓ Align lamp to reach maximum brightness output
✓ Create a macro “BrightnessRefFlat” based on Flat macro
✓ Projector external covers
✓ Measure the brightness at the PLP with lights off
✓ Record the value in the documentation
✓ Recalibrate the CLO
✓ Perform the retrofit
✓ Measure the brightness once again using the same position,
point and measuring device
✓ Record

Be sure to take a full Diagnostic package

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6. RETROFIT DEMO C+ (with external cooler)
STEPS BY STEPS

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 Before starting > question from the field

“Where can I find the installation manuals, documentation, upgrade packages...?”

Contact the Cinionic helpdesk and create a ticket

Check: https://www.cinionic.com/service-mycinionic/

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 Shipment
Labels on the boxes: Content of the boxes

Laser Light Source

Laser driver module

Control Boards
Cables

Water
Cooling
Module

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 Remove the Xenon parts

Name Pictures Name Pictures

Light shield (C only)

Notch Filter

Guide rod protection

Lamp Power Supply
baffle

Start Pulse Generator

Lamp House

Cold mirror assembly

Lamp compartment
inner frame
Lamp door metal

Heat dissipation
filter of the Xenon Air outlet (C only)
lamp board

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 Remove the Xenon parts
Removing the top cover of the projector (3mm allen key): Remove the light trap unit and install the laser motor board.

Retain the washers of the 3mm screws for re-installation.

Remove the air outlet with the status light board

Removing the rear cover of the projector with
Flat Blade screwdriver

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 Remove the Xenon parts

Remove the nuts securing the start pulse generator wires to the lamp Remove the lamp power supply unit(s).
power supply.

Re-install the nut onto the stud.

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 Remove the Xenon parts
Removing the lamp door of the projector (use Flat Blade Removing the left side cover of the projector (use Flat
screwdriver) Blade Screwdriver)

Remove the lamp house. Remove the three 3mm screws securing the light engine cover.
Remove the screws securing the lamp house inner frame, and remove it. Remove the cover by pushing it up, and pulling towards you.

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 Remove the Xenon parts
Unplug the cold mirror fan connector and remove the screws Remove the blue lamp info module connector
securing the cold mirror assembly. It will be used to be connected to the lamp info module
Remove the cold mirror assembly.

Loosen the screws securing the start pulse generator with a

flat-blade screwdriver. Images of projector after disassembly:
Remove the start pulse generator.

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 Remove the Xenon parts
Remove the notch filter of the light processor

➢ Remove the 3 screws as seen below, and carefully remove the notch filter.
➢ remove the notch filter cover from the filter, and reinstall on the light processor.

The new light source does not require a notch filter anymore

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 Parts to be retained for re-installation

Lamp Info Module

Lamp info
module cover

Main Input Status Light Slot type

cover 4pcs
Board screws 4pcs
screws
(taillight)

A B C D
A. After installing the LDM mains wiring, you will have to reinstall the mains input cover.

B. After installing the Laser light source, you will have to reuse the lamp info module.

C. After installing the exhaust outlet plate, you will have to re-install the status light board (taillight).

D. After installing the exhaust outlet plate, you will need to secure the exhaust outlet with the 4 screws retained from the original
exhaust ring.
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 AC wiring

Caution： G
1.Disconnect the main power supply cable before you
start AC wiring.

2.Only trained operators are allowed to do this retrofit

process.

3. Watch out for the angle of the ground cables, make

sure there is no touch between their connectors in case
any short out.

4. Screws must be well tightened to avoid electric

leakage or poor contact.
N P

Ground cables in
the package

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 AC wiring
Two ground connectors on
projector
N L

Two Neutral Two phase cables

cables(Blue) (Brown)

Double check the L and N cables of the PSU, make sure their connectors with the filter
have no contact with the projector’s metal parts. Otherwise there will be a risk of high voltage.

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 Preparing the Light Source

➢ Remove the light source from its packaging.

➢ Identify the big (① ) and small motor cables(② )on the

light source.

➢ Cut the cable ties securing the two motor cables and the ① ③
light sensor cable. The cable ties are only needed during
shipping.
②

SN Name Material SN Connect to

Big motor cable (phosphor
① wheel)
E19010000574 MCB

Small motor cable

② E19010000477 MCB
(diffusor wheel)

③ Light sensor cable E19010000596 MCB

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 Preparing and guiding the cables (C only)

➢ Identify the 5 cables below thanks to the labels and

guide them though the gap of the light source support
frame (C only).

Name Material SN Connect to

Power supply cable E19010000781 PSU

NTC cable E19010000574 MCB

TEC power supply cable E19010000752 PSU

TEC communication cable E19010000782 MCB

Humidity cable of red light E19010000582 MCB

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 Connect the cables on the light source

➢ Remove the 5 anti-static connectors on the power

interconnection board.

➢ Connect the cables to the power interconnection board

according to the labels on the cables and connectors. See
page 20 for C.

➢ Connect the power supply cable(① ), and NTC cable(② ) to

the convert board.

➢ Connect the TEC power supply cable(③) and TEC

communication cable(④) to the TEC driving board.

➢ Connect the Humidity cable(⑤) to the red light back

convert board.

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 Insert light source

➢ Remove the lamp info module fan (1) on the

projector (C only) to allow more clearance
when installing the light source. 3

➢ Lift the handle of the light source (2) with

left hand and hold the bottom of the light
2
source with right hand, then install it in the
original lamp house location.

➢ Guide the Hot/Cold (3) hoses through the air

outlet hole of the projector.

➢ Align the 2 guide pins of the light source with

the holes on the projector and insert them in.
Secure via the 3 screws located on the
support frame.

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 Insert light source

➢ Make sure that all the cable are guided to the projector
hole at the back (4)

➢ Guide the Serial cable of the original power supply through

the gap of the light source support frame to the light outlet
side (5).

➢ Remove the dust cover from the light source exit port. If
the laser is powered on with the cover still in place, it will
damage the light source!
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 Install LDM

➢ Remove the LDMs from their packaging with the left and right
fixture board and install them into the original LPS position as
below.

➢ Secure the two LDMs by using 2pcs M4x12 screws on each

fixture board.

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 LDM wiring

LDM # 1
SN Name Material SN Connect to 1 2 3 4 5 6
Red light power
① LDM 1 Laser convert board(J411)
supply cable
Laser light power
② LDM 1 B Laser convert board(J19)
supply cable
③ LDM loop cable E19010000077 Input side of LDM2
LDM communication
④ E19010000517 MCB(J14)
cable
Laser light power
⑤
supply cable
LDM 1 A Laser convert board(J17) G
Red light power
7 LDM 1 8 9
⑥ \（ Reserved） \（ Reserved）
supply cable
LDM power supply
⑦ E19010000775 Filter on the projector
cable
⑧
MCB power supply
cable
E19010000780 MCB（J7） 3
⑨
TEC power supply
cable
E19010000752 TEC driving board TO MCB
G LDM ground cable E19010000775 Ground connector of projector
4

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 LDM wiring

LDM # 2
SN Name Material SN Connect to
Red light power
① LDM 1 Laser convert board(J411)
supply cable
②
Laser light power
supply cable
LDM 1 B Laser convert board(J19) 1 2 3 4 5 6
③ LDM loop cable E19010000077 Input side of LDM2
LDM communication
④ Reserved Reserved
cable
Laser light power
⑤ LDM 1 A Laser convert board(J17)
supply cable
Red light power
⑥ （ Reserved） （ Reserved）
supply cable
⑦
LDM power supply
cable
E19010000775 Filter on the projector G
MCB power supply 7 LDM 2 8 9
⑧ E19010000780 MCB（J8）
cable
TEC power supply
⑨ E19010000752 TEC driving board
cable
G LDM ground cable E19010000775 Ground connector of projector

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 MCB, CB and MB installation

1 3

➢ Remove the MCB components from

their packaging (1).

➢ Remove the 4 screws on the MCB,

and remove the MCB, CB, and MB
(2).
4
➢ Install the main control base board
into the projector (at the back) (3). 2
➢ Re-install the MCB, CB, and MB onto
the base board (4).

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MCB Connection part 1
Printin Printing Connect
SN Function Connect to
g No. name cable
Laser
① J11
Indicator
Light on （Reserved）

② J3 MCB USB USB update

WCM E190400000
③ J13
Comms
WCM com
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WCM
E190100007
④ J18 LB Comms Monitoring
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License board
E190100005 Red light back
⑤ J16 I2C Bus Humidity sensor
82 board
232serial port cable
⑥ CON1 MCB Debug + Laptop +
Software

⑦ J21 Service Port （Reserved）

（Reserved）
⑧ J22 WCU Com
E190100005
⑨ J14 LDM Comms LDM communication
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LDM1
E190100005
⑩ J12 Luminance Light sensor
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Light sensor board
E190100005
⑪ J20 LD NTC NTC signal
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Laser convert board
E190100007
⑫ J2 / J4 RS485 TEC communication
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TEC driving board

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MCB Connection part 2

Printing Printing Connect

SN Function Connect to
No. name cable
⑬ J15 12VDC （Reserved）
⑭ J17 CB Communication with E19010000 Communication
Comms projector 783 board
⑮ J5 Phosphor Driving phosphor E19010000 Interconnection
Motor wheel 477 board
⑯ J19 TEC
TEC communication （Reserved）
Comms
⑰ J6 Diffusor Driving diffusor E19010000 Interconnection
Motor wheel 693 board
MCB E19010000
⑱ J7 +24V1
MCB power supply
780
LDM1
WCM E19010000
⑲ J9 +24V
WCM power supply
828
WCM
MCB E19010000
⑳ J8 +24V2
MCB power supply
779
LDM2

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 CB and MB connection

Printing Printing Connect

SN Function Connect to
No. name cable
E190100007
A LB-J5 LB Comms LB with MCB
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MCB
E190100007
B LB-CON2 LAM Net cable
10
Net extend cable
232serial port cable
C LB-CON1 IP IP port
+ Laptop + software
E190100007
D CB-J5 CB Comms CB with MCB
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MCB
Projector Communication board Projector power
E CB-J3 Comms with projector supply cable

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 How to guide the cables
➢ Guide all cabling through the hole to the left of the MCB, on the rear of the projector.
➢ AC mains cables should be routed through the lower hole (1), and low voltage cabling should be routed through the upper
hole(2).
➢ Connect all cabling as indicated in the MCB wiring diagram on slide 40.
➢ After all connections are completed, use cable ties to secure the cabling working from right to left. For cables near the LDM
handles, ensure that the cables are positioned inside of the handle, to help prevent damage from the rear cover when
installed/removed.

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 LDM Filter installation

Locate the dust-prevention filter from the LDM accessory kit. Install it on the air inlet located on the bottom of the projector chassis.

Install the
filter here
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 LDM Filter installation

➢ There is a fixed buckle and a adjustable buckle on the filter.

➢ First insert the fixed buckle sideways into the hole on the base. Then press the adjustable buckle
and aim it at one hole on the base and loosen it.

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 Lamp info module installation

1 2

➢ Take out the lighting board components 1 from the

accessories and lock it in the reserved hole 2 of the
projector.

➢ Connect the cable of the fan with the black fan cable
of the projector.
3
➢ Insert the original lamp info module 3 of the
projector and secure it to the bracket with 4pcs hex
screws from the projector.

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 Lamp info module installation

4
➢ Take out the cable (SN:E19010000289) and connect
it to the blue lamp info module connector(④) and
secure it with a cable tie. Connect the other side to
the lamp info module.

➢ Install the original cover on the Lamp Info Module.

Cover
➢ Use cable ties to ensure the cabling is unable to fall in
front of the light output port.
Screws
4pcs

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 Water Cooling Module installation

2
1
➢ Identify the air outlet plate(①) and air outlet
tube(②) from WCM accessories

➢ Install the air outlet plate (①) on the rear side of

the projector with 2pcs hex screws.(M4*14)

1
➢ Install the projector status light (③) and touch
panel connector(④) from the projector to the air
outlet plate (①) . 3
4

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 Water Cooling Module installation

➢ Identify the network cable(SN:E19010000710)

(3) and connect the side with 2pcs black
screws to the air outlet tube.
6
4 5
➢ Take out the WCM power supply cable and
communication cable, and guide them through
the air outlet plate (4) and the reserved holes
on the air outlet tube(5).
3

➢ Do the same for the cooling hoses (6)

➢ Use the 4pcs original flathead screws from the

projector and install the air outlet tube to the
air outlet plate (7).
7

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 Water Cooling Module installation

F E D C
SN Name Qty.
Left support plate of
A 1pcs
WCM
Left support plate of
B 1pcs
WCM
① ②
C Short stud 2pcs
D Long Stud 2pcs B
E Washer 4pcs G F
F Main stud 2pcs
G Cap nut 2pcs A A

➢ Install the main studs (F) in the rear-most holes on ③ ④

the top of the projector chassis

➢ Place the water tank support plate (A or B)on the C

studs.

➢ Install the short studs x2 (C ) in the hole with

threads.

➢ Place the WCM on the support plates.

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 Water Cooling Module installation

C G
D
➢ Adjust the short stud (C) until the board
is balanced

➢ Install the long stud (D) with gasket in

the middle hole and tighten it until snug.

➢ Install a washer (E), then the round-

head nut (G) on the main stud.

➢ Tightened all the hardware until secure.

➢ Connect the cables and tubes

according to the labels and marks.

Network cable WCM power WCM com Hot Hoses Cold Hoses
E19010000710 supply cable cable
E19010000828 E19040000022
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 Mdifications of the covers of the projector

➢ The lamp access cover and

the rear access cover need
to be adapted otherwise it
is impossible to put the
covers back

➢ Remove the interior metal

frame of the lamp door

➢ Use proper safety

equipment, use an
oscillating tool to remove
the material indicated in
the images.

➢ This will allow for the

additional room needed
when installing the light
source and the
components located
behind the rear cover.

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 Check before switching on the projector

➢ Confirm the notch filter of the light

processor has been removed

➢ Confirm of the cover of light source exit

lens has been removed

➢ Confirm all cables are connected

➢ Re-install the light processor cover.

➢ Ensure the exhaust is connected and

running if it is used.

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7. RETROFIT DEMO C+ (no external cooler)
STEPS BY STEPS

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 Shipment C+

Only one box: Content of the boxe

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 Insert light source

Removal of Xenon parts and AC wiring procedure are the same as with RGB+C retrofit kits. Please see page 54

Make sure to remove dust cover from the light

source first!!!

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Install and connect LDM

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Install and connect air duct

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 Re-use Serial R232 com cable and connect to MCB

This cable used to be connected to the LPS. It ensures communication between CCB and LLS

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 Lamp info module installation

1 2

➢ Take out the lighting board components 1 from the

accessories and lock it in the reserved hole 2 of the
projector.

➢ Connect the cable of the fan with the black fan cable
of the projector.
3
➢ Insert the original lamp info module 3 of the
projector and secure it to the bracket with 4pcs hex
screws from the projector.

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 Lamp info module installation

4
➢ Take out the cable (SN:E19010000289) and connect
it to the blue lamp info module connector(④) and
secure it with a cable tie. Connect the other side to
the lamp info module.

➢ Install the original cover on the Lamp Info Module.

Cover
➢ Use cable ties to ensure the cabling is unable to fall in
front of the light output port.
Screws
4pcs

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8. CALIBRATION

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 Alignment of the Light Source

➢ Reset the Lamp information using the “Cinionic RGB+ lamp file” made for
your Laser Light Source model

➢ Switch ON the Light Source. Put it at maximum power

➢ Allow the light source to stabilize (15mins minimum)

➢ Remove the cover from the exit lens

➢ Put on protective glasses and adjust the spot with a socket (8mm).

➢ Use a spectrometer to measure the brightness on screen pointed at the

center.

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 Alignment of the Light Source

➢ Adjust screw ( A ) to move the spot up or down, until maximum brightness is achieved as indicated by the spectrometer.

➢ Adjust screw ( C ) to move the spot up or down, until best uniformity is achieved

C B
Only use A and C adjustment points. B screw stays
locked and no adjust is allowed (risk of damages)

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 Color Calibration

New color correction (MCGD)

New MCGD: why?

➢ Color spectrum is different than Xenon

➢ No Notch filter anymore

➢ New MCGD is needed to reach DCI targets

➢ The procedure is the same as Xenon projector

➢ Perform a MCGD for 2D (Flat, Scope) and 3D (Flat,

Scope)

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 Question from the field

“Where can I find the Cinionic RGB+ lamp files?”

Contact the Cinionic helpdesk by creating a ticket

Check: https://www.cinionic.com/service-mycinionic/
Specify which Ligth Source you use
To avoid mistakes, you can send a picture of the LLS sticker:

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9. WATER COOLING MODULE SCREEN INTERFACE

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 LCD Screen interface

➢ Press the MENU button on the main screen to

enter the main menu.
Main screen

Error list Error details

➢ Press the UP/DOWN key to select the option,
Warning details
and press OK to view and operate the selected
Warning list
option.
Timing

➢ Press MENU to return to the main screen.

Brightness

Setting

Version Menu instruction

About

Reset
The menu of the operation interface consists of a
main screen and sub-screens:

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 LCD Screen interface
Main screen
The menu of the operation screen consists of a main screen and sub- Hours
screens: Mode

① Brightness value from light sensor.

② Light source switch status
③ Error information area
-When an error message is reported, the error message will be displayed in
this area.
④ System status Date Mode
⑤ Authorization time (Hours/Date)
⑥ Authorization subboard information

Error list

➢ The Error list displays the error message. None is displayed when
there is no error.

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 LCD Screen interface
Press OK, up, or down key to view specific
information.
① Module
② Part
③ State
④ Value

Warning

➢ The Warning list displays the alarm message. None is displayed

when there is no alarm.

➢ Press OK, up, or down key to view specific information. The

specific information is similar to that of the error report screen.

Timing

➢ Show the cumulative turn-on time of a certain month.

➢ For example: The figure on the right shows the total turn-on
time in June 2016 is 3 hours and 7 minutes.

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 LCD Screen interface
Brightness

➢ Show the maximum brightness of a certain month. Currently, it is value Y of

the brightness sensor.

➢ For example: The figure on the right shows the maximum brightness value
in June 2016 is 234.

Function settings

➢ CLO function switch, disabled currently.

Software version

➢ Display the main control plate/water cooling/ power supply

version.

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 LCD Screen interface
Product information

Show the product model, after-sales service hotline, company

website, light module serial number, power module serial
number, water-cooled plate serial number, brightness curve
A/B/C parameters.

The product model is subject to the device model.

Initial reading of the brightness sensor. Light up after installation.
After the brightness becomes stable, the installation personnel write
the data using the PC software.

Factory settings
Restore the factory settings to clear the Error and Warning
messages.

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10. Network Configuration

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 IP Overview

There are 2 IP addresses:

➢ One for the projector (stored on the CCB)

➢ One for the Laser Light Source (stored on

the Monitoring Board)
Default IP
192.168.100.9
➢ IP of the projector and the Light Source
need to be in the same range

➢ Default network configuration of the Light

Source is 192.168.100.9 / 255.255.254 /
192.168.100.9
Default IP
192.168.100.2

➢ IP address of the Light Source has to be

edited using the MB IP setting Tool

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 Installing the MB IP Setting Tool

➢ Extract the MBSetup.rar file using a tool such as 7Zip

➢ Run the “setup.exe“ file as administrator

➢ First, Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.1 will be installed

➢ If .Net framework 4.6.1 or higher is installed, the installation will be skipped

➢ The MBSetup Wizard launches, confirm the installation location for the tool

➢ Once installed, launch the tool via the shortcut created on your desktop

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 Using the MB IP Setting Tool

Connect to the Monitoring board

➢ Connect the Monitoring board to your PC via a

RS232 to USB cable.

➢ confirm your COM port settings in “Device

manager”

Currently it is only possible to use the tool via RS-232. The ability to do so Via ethernet is possible via SNMP.
See page 94 108
 Using the MB IP Setting Tool

Start IP tool + Login screen

Open MB IP setting tool in admin mode

The tool is password protected. For field installations, the username

“service” has to be used. Admin is for Cinionic only.

Username: service
Password: 19490755

Confirm port setting in IP setting tool 3

1 Go to “Settings” > hit “Set”

1
2 Confirm the port that you are using
2
3 Open the Port

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 Using the MB IP Setting Tool

Reading the current information

Once the port is opened, you can read information from the Light
source meaning by hitting “read” button:

➢ Monitoring Board Serial Number

➢ Light Source Serial Number
➢ IP address / subnet / default gateway
➢ MAC address
➢ SNMP IP address

Write (edit) the current configuration

You can edit the IP settings and the SNMP IP address by hitting “IP
write” for example.

When the button turns into green, it shows the system took into
account the modifications.

The new settings are applied only after a reboot of the

projector

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11. Update

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 Manual Update of the MCB on site

Check the current version

➢ Use the Water Cooler Module Screen

➢ Press Menu > Version

➢ “Master” is the version of the Main Controller Board

Preparing the update

➢ Extract .bin file from zipped directory

➢ Copy .bin file to root of a USB drive formatted FAT32

➢ Insert USB disk into the USB port located on the MCB

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 Manual Update Process of the MCB
Update procedure

1 Press and hold the Update button

2 While still holding the update button, press and release the reset button.

3 Release the update button

4 The update process will start, as indicated by the Update STA LED flashing red

1 2 3

While holding the update button, The update begins as indicated by

Press and hold the update button
press and release the reset button the red flashing “Update STA” LED
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 Manual Update Process of the MCB
Update procedure

5 One the LED stops flashing, the update is complete.

6 Reboot the system

Update LED stop blinking

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 Update of the MCB using Filezilla

Connect to the system via Filezilla

Host = IP Address of the Monitoring board

Username = SERVICE
Password = C1n!@NiC

Click “Quickconnect” / Accept to connect

despite the message “insecure server does not
support TLS over FTP”

Transfer the update file via Filezilla

➢ 1 Locate the update file on your PC

➢ 2 Navigate to the directory “Update”

1
➢ 3 Drag the update file from your PC into
the “Update” directory 2
3

The update of the MCB will start automatically, and complete within 7 minutes

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 Update of the MB using Filezilla

Connect to the system via Filezilla

Host = IP Address of the Monitoring board

Username = SERVICE
Password = C1n!@NiC

Click “Quickconnect” / Accept to connect

despite the message “insecure server does not
support TLS over FTP”

Transfer the update file via Filezilla

➢ 1 Locate the update file on your PC

➢ 2 Navigate to the directory “Update”

1
➢ 3 Drag the update file from your PC into
the “Update” directory 3
2

The update of the MB will start automatically, and complete within 7 minutes

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12. License mechanism

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 Question from the field

“Who should I contact to get the license? What information is needed”

Contact the Cinionic helpdesk and create a ticket: https://www.cinionic.com/service-mycinionic/

We need the serial number of the Laser Light Source and the Serial number of the projector

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 License system

Important:
All RGB+ Laser Light Sources come with a grace period of time of 1000 hours where you can switch ON
the Laser without license uploaded

License:

➢ Encrypted bin file made for a dedicated Light source (unique

Serial Number)

➢ License is stored on an EEPROM on the Light Source (not on a

serviceable board)

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 Load the License

For non-integrated LLS, the license is loaded via FTP.

FileZilla is recommended and can be downloaded here:
https://filezilla-project.org/

➢ Launch FileZilla

Host: IP of the Monitoring Board

Username: “SERVICE”
Password: “C1n!@NiC”
Click “Quickconnect”

Allow insecure connection by clicking “OK”

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 Load the License

➢ Once connected, ensure the directory is present

➢ Browse and select the desired license file stored on your

laptop

➢ Drag / move the license into the directory labeled “license”

➢ The license will upload automatically

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 License system

Two solutions possible:

➢ Customer leases the system or buy the system.

➢ In both cases, license is absolutely needed

License:

➢ Encrypted bin file made for a dedicated Light source (unique

Serial Number)

➢ The license can be loaded on site or remotely via VPN

connectivity using Filezilla

➢ License is stored on an EEPROM on the Light Source not on a

serviceable board

New units from factory can be used 1000 hours without license
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 Load the License

License is not always needed. RGB+ can be bought

(hardware without a license) or can be leased with a license
mechanism

The license is loaded via FTP. Filezilla is recommended and

can be downloaded here: https://filezilla-project.org/

➢ Launch Filezilla

Host: IP of the Monitoring Board

Username: “SERVICE”
Password: “C1n!@NiC”
Click “Quickconnect”

Allow insecure connection by clicking “OK”

New units from factory can be used 1000 hours without license
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 Load the License

➢ Once connected, ensure the directory is present

➢ Browse and select the desired license file stored on your

laptop

➢ Drag / move the license into the directory labeled “license”

➢ The license will upload automatically

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 Confirm License is loaded

➢ The Water Cooler Module should now display the number of hours licensed
2
1

➢ The number of hours can be also checked remotely via SNMP

1 Use MIB Browser

2 Load the MIB file

3 Enter the IP address of the monitoring board

3 4
4 In “advanced tab” set the Read Community by entering “appo”

5 Connect by clicking “Next”

5
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 Confirm License is loaded

➢ Go to Monitor > Laser > Laser info

➢ Click on LaserAuthtime

➢ Values listed are in minutes! 60 000 = 1000 hours

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13. MAINTENANCE

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 Filter LDM C

Where?

On C bottom of the projector (air inlet port)

When?

Every 3 months. More often if very dusty environment

How?

There is a fixed buckle and an adjustable buckle on the filter.

First insert the fixed buckle sideways into the hole on the base. Then press
the adjustable buckle and aim it at one hole on the base and loosen it.

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 Filter C+

Where?

Side of the Laser Light Source

When?

Every 3 months. More often if very dusty environment

How?

Remove the protective cover and slide it our of the LLS

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 Filter WCM

Clean the Water-Cooling Filter

When?

Every 3 months. Every month in a dusty environment

How?

Loose two screws. Take out filter.

You can wash the filter but don’t put it back if it is not completely dry
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 Liquid Cooling
① Loose the screw and remove the
cover plate
When: on the top of the water tank.

➢ Check every 3 months ② Open the

➢ Add liquid every two years cap

How?
③ Adding
See instructions. Only add liquid cooling
when the projector is off liquid in

Only add liquid R9801677 (yellow liquid) in the WCM tank

(same as SLP)
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14. Basic Troubleshooting

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 Troubleshooting introduction
The screen of the Water Cooling Module reports errors coming from the:

➢ Laser Light source: phosphor wheel rotation speed, diffusor wheel, Temperature sensors…
➢ Laser Driver Modules: power supply of Red, Green, Blue diodes + TEC (cooling red laser)…
➢ Electronics: communication between main blocks (MCB, MB, CB, WCM)…
➢ Water Cooling Module: pump and fans speed.

To escalate an issue with these parts, you need to use the information coming from the Water Cooling Module screen:

The Tail light of the projector will not reflect error(s) on the LLS, LDM, WCM...

The errors of the LLS, LDM, WCM won’t be part of the projector Diagnostics package

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 LASER DRIVER MODULES
1. You cannot switch ON the Laser = Show stopper

Situation: No communication between LDM and Main Controller Board. Error 33 737 “Power x no Tick” on WCM screen

Why: communication cable disconnected from LDM to Main Controller board or defective LDM

Solution: Check communication cable to MCB Slot J14– Check Red LED error on LDM - Replace LDM

Com cable to MCB

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 LASER DRIVER MODULES
1. You cannot switch ON the Laser = Show stopper
Situation: No power on the Water-Cooling Module – No error message possible

Why: LDM that delivers 24 Volts to the Water-Cooling Module is disconnected or defective. A cable from MCB to WCM is
disconnected. WCM is defective

Solution: Check Red LED on LDM - Check cable that goes from LDM to MCB and from MCB to WCM - Replace LDM – Replace WCM

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 LASER DRIVER MODULES
1. You cannot switch ON the Laser = Show stopper

Situation: No power on TEC board (cooling of Red Laser diodes) – Error 64 238 “TEC lock E” on WCM screen

Why: TEC cable is disconnected from LDM to TEC board or TEC driver is defective in the LDM

Solution: Check cable from LDM to TEC board - Check Red LED on LDM (error) - Change LDM

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 LASER DRIVER MODULES
2. You can switch ON the Laser = not a show stopper

Situation: Brightness is low with color shift visible on screen – No error on WCM screen

Why: some Laser banks are not powered on because a cable is disconnected or a driver is defective

Solution: Check power cables from LDM to Power interconnection board on the Light Source. Check Red LED (error) on LDM Replace
defective LDM

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 MAIN CONTROLLER BOARD
You cannot switch ON the Laser = show stopper

Situation: diffusor wheel motor (small wheel) speed start up failed. Error 11002 “Wheel s st Step 1E” on WCM screen

Why: diffusor wheel motor does not receive 12V

Solution: Check power cables from MCB to diffusor wheel interconnection board / Check the Firmware version of the
MCB and update if needed / Replace the diffusor wheel motor controller board / Replace the MCB

Diffusor
Slot J6

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 MAIN CONTROLLER BOARD
You cannot switch ON the Laser = show stopper

Situation: phosphor wheel motor (big wheel) speed start up failed. Error 10 502 “Wheel B st Step 1E” on WCM screen

Why: phosphor wheel motor does not receive 36V

Solution: Check power cables from MCB to phosphor wheel interconnection board / Check the Firmware version of the
MCB and update if needed / Replace the phosphor wheel motor controller board / Replace the MCB

Phosphor
Slot J5

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 MAIN CONTROLLER BOARD
You cannot switch ON the Laser = show stopper

Situation: Error 15509 “Door lock E” on the WCM

Why: Communication issue between MCB and Light source. No report of temperature values for Laser diodes.

Solution: Check communication cable from MCB to Power interconnection board

LD NTC
Slot J20

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 MAIN CONTROLLER BOARD
You cannot switch ON the Laser = show stopper

Situation: Error at boot up “CMMM/A”. When you try to ignite the Laser, Error 23737 – “Cool 1 No Tick E”

Why: No Communication between Water Cooling Module and MCB

Solution: Check if serial cable between the MCB (slot J13) and the WCM is correctly connected

Serial on WCM
Or slot 13 on MCB

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 MAIN CONTROLLER BOARD
You cannot switch ON the Laser = show stopper

Situation: Error when you try to ignite the Laser. Error 63737 – “TEC no Tick E”

Why: The communication cable that goes from the MCB to the TEC board (cooling of Red Laser is disconnected).

Solution: Check the cable E19010000816 (B projector) E19010000782 (C projector) that goes from the MCB (slot J14) to TEC board.

TEC COM
Slot J4

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 Communication Board
You cannot switch ON the Laser = show stopper

Situation: Projector Red Tail light – Error “Lamp Power Supplies – Zero Lamp Power Supplies detected”

Why: The Cinema Controller Board cannot communicate with the Communication Board or the Communication Board cannot
communicate with MCB

Solution: 1 Check the green LED on the Communication Board is ON. If OFF, there is no communication between the CCB and
the CB (Light Source). 2 Check the serial cable that comes from the backplane is well connected to the CB. 3 Check the serial
cable that goes from the CB to the MCB (slot J17) is well connected

3
1

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 Water Cooling Module
You cannot switch ON the Laser = show stopper

Situation: Error 27 707 “ Cool Fan Sp Low E”

Why: The fans of the WCM (2 fans in C cooler / 3 fans in B cooler) do not spin anymore

Solution: Remove the WCM cover. Check the cables that go from the fans to the controller board. Replace the fans. If only one fan
fails, you have redundancy.

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 Water Cooling Module
You can switch ON the Laser only for a couple of minutes= show stopper

Situation: Error 64 406 “ Tec Cool TEMP High E”

Why: no liquid flow between the light source and the cooler. Ambient Temperature too high

Solution: Check the cooling hoses connectors that go from the LLS to the WCM are correctly connected. Check the ambient
temperature in the booth.

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 Water Cooling Module
You can switch ON the Laser only for a couple of minutes= show stopper

Situation: Error 22 507 “ Pump Speed Low E”

Why: The WCM controller board monitors the pump speed. It is below the minimum value.

Solution: Open the cover of the WCM. 1 Check the power cable that delivers 24V to the pump. 2 Check the cable the cable
that monitors the pump rotation speed. If not solved, replace the WCM.

1 2 24 V from MCB
Rotation speed
report

24 V to pump

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15. SPARE PARTS

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 SPARE PARTS

MAIN CONTROLLER BOARD RGB+ C&B MAIN CONTROLLER BOARD & MB C+ MONITORING BOARD RGB+ C&B

CIN000154 RGB+ S40

CIN000158 RGB+ S30
CIN000163 MCB, MB, C+ 20 CIN000010 MB RGB+ C&B
CIN000159 RGB+ S25
CIN000164 MCB, MB, C+ 15
CIN000160 RGB+ S22
CIN000165 MCB, MB, C+ 12
CIN000161 RGB+ S17
CIN000162 RGB+ S14 148
 SPARE PARTS

COMMUNICATION BOARD RGB+ C&B COOLING BOX INTERCONNECTION BOARD COOLING BOX CONTROLLER BOARD
RGB+ C&B RGB+ C&B

CIN000011 CB RGB+ C&B CIN000012 Cooling Connection Board CIN000013 Cooling Connection Board

PHOSPHOR WHEEL ASSEMBLY PHOSPHOR WHEEL ASSEMBLY PHOSPHOR WHEEL MOTOR BOARD
RGB+ C RGB+ B RGB+ C&B

CIN000034 PHOSPHOR WHEEL RGB+C CIN000024 PHOSPHOR WHEEL RGB+C CIN000014 Phosphor wheel board 149
 SPARE PARTS

DIFFUSOR WHEEL BOARD RGB+ C&B LASER INTERCONNECTION BOARD LASER INTERCONNECTION BOARD
RGB+ C RGB+ B

CIN000015 Diffusor wheel board CIN000031 Laser intercon. Board RGB+C CIN000016 Laser intercob. Board RGB+B

TEC DRIVING BOARD COOLING MODULE RGB+C COOLING MODULE RGB+B

RGB+ C&B

CIN000011 TEC DRIVING BOARDRGB+C&B CIN000037 COOLING RGB+C CIN000037 COOLING RGB+B
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 SPARE PARTS
LDM RGB+ C&B LDM RGB+ B LDM C+only

CIN000045 LDM P11 RGB+ C AND CIN000045 LDM P12 RGB+B for CIN000157 LDM P26 for C+ only
B (only 25 000 LLS!) 30&40 000 lumens LLS

FAN FOR COOLING MODULE COOLING MODULE LCB SCREEN LIGHT SENSOR BOARD
RGB+ C&B

CIN000021 Fan for cooler CIN000020 COOLING RGB+C CIN000037 COOLING RGB+B
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RGB+C&B
 SPARE PARTS
COOLING INTERCONNECTION BOARD LCD DISPLAY SUB ASSEMBLY PHOSPHOR WHEEL MODULE
C+ONLY C+ ONLY C+ ONLY

CIN000169 Cooling Intercon. Board CIN000172 LCD MODULE CIN000173 phosphor wheel

AIR OUTLET FAN VC COOLING FAN

C+ ONLY C+ ONLY

CIN000174 Air outlet fan CIN000155 VC cooling fan

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