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RM-PJVW70 VPL-VW70
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VPL-VW70
1-6-3. Writing 3DGamma/LookUpTable/DDC/
LCK/OGMTable/CSMatrixTable Data
Use the dedicated application “Quick Access” for writing
the data.
Application name: 3DGamma Quick Access
Filename:
QuickAccess.exe
Version:
7.90 or later
1.
Connect the PC to VW70 with the RS-232C cross
cable.
2.
Turn the power on to the projector.
3.
Double-click on “QuickAccess.exe” to launch the
application.
4.
Select “VPL-VW70” from the [Model] pull-down
menu.
5.
Select “Load” from the [Load/Save] pull-down menu.
6.
Select the data type (3DGamma/LookUpTable/DDC/
LCK/OGMTable/CSMatrixTable) from the [3dgm/
Lut] pull-down menu.
7.
Click on [Next].
8.
Press the [Browser] button and specify the file to
write.
9.
Click on [Next].
10. Set the COM Port and switch the baud rate to 38400.
11. Click on [Next].
12. When the dialog box appears prompting your confir-
mation, click on [OK].
13. Writing has finished when “Completed.” appears.
14. Click on [End].
* See Technical Memo DPPJ04-044R for more details.
1-6-4. How to Obtain the 3DGamma/
LookUpTable/DDC/LCK/OGMTable/
CSMatrixTable Data from the Board
For reading out the captioned data, use the dedicated
application program Quick Access.
Application name: 3DGamma Quick Access
Filename:
QuickAccess.exe
Version:
7.90 or later
1.
Connect the PC to VW70 with the RS-232C cross
cable.
2.
Turn the power on to the projector.
3.
Double-click on “QuickAccess.exe” to launch the
application.
4.
Select “VPL-VW70” from the [Model] pull-down
menu.
5.
Select “Save” from the [Load/Save] pull-down menu.
6.
Select the data type (3DGamma/LookUpTable/DDC/
LCK/OGMTable/CSMatrixTable) from the [3dgm/
Lut] pull-down menu.
7.
Click on [Next].
8.
Click the [Browse] button to enter the filename of data
to be saved.
9.
Click on [Next].
10. Set the COM Port and switch the baud rate to 38400.
11. Click on [Next].
12. When the dialog box appears prompting your confir-
mation, click on [OK].
13. Obtaining has finished when “Completed.” appears.
14. Click on [End].
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1-7. Memory
Memory structure consists of the following memory
blocks.
1.
Set memory
2.
Status memory
3.
Video memory
4.
W/B memory
5.
Channel memory
6.
Installation memory
7.
Picture memory
8.
RCP memory
9.
FAN memory
10. UF memory
11. LUT memory
External NVM (EEPROM) : 256 kbit
External NVM
Memory : Save the Data from
                CPU RAM to NVM
Initialize : Reset the Data to default value
Active memory copy : Load the Data from NVM to CPU RAM
External NVM
CPU RAM
No.01 
No.02
No.03
No.04
Status 
Memory
No.99
Status Memory
Set Memory
Set Memory
Set Memory 
No.01 
No.02 
No.03 
No.04 
No.99 
No.101 
Input-A
User
No.120 
No.03 
No.04 
Component
Preset
No.99 
No.03 
No.04 
Status 
Memory
HDMI1
Preset
No.99 
No.03 
No.04 
HDMI2
Preset
No.99 
Input-A
Preset
When the power is turned on to the projector, all data
inside the internal ROM are written into the NVM (Non-
volatile Memory).
When the power is turned to on to the projector, required
data for the current picture, such as status memory data,
etc., are selected from the respective memory blocks, and
are written into the internal RAM. When adjustment is
carried out, adjustment data are written into the NVM
automatically (items on the user mode) or by the trigger of
memory operation (items on the service mode), then stored
them. Be careful that the factory preset (adjusted) data of
the user adjustable items are all eliminated from the
memory when user performs adjustment of the adjustable
items (W/B and Device Adjust) and the memory operation
to memorize the user adjustment data into the NVM.
* When the power to the projector is turned off without memorizing the
adjustment data, the original factory preset (adjusted) data can be restored
by removing the power cord once and connect it back again.
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High 
Middle 
Low
Custom1 
Custom2 
Custom3
Custom4
Iris:Off
W/B
Memory
High 
Middle 
Low
Custom1 
Custom2 
Custom3
Custom4
High 
Middle 
Low
Custom1 
Custom2 
Custom3
Custom4
Video Video 
S Video 
S Video 
Input-A Input-A 
Component Component 
HDMI 1
HDMI 1
HDMI 2
HDMI 2
ImageFlip : off/H
ImageFlip : HV/V
W/B 
Memory  
High
Low
Custom1
Custom2
Custom
Custom
3
4
Installation
Memory
Installation Memory
Channel 
Memory
Channel 
Memory
Channel Memory
Middle
Iris:On/Manual
Iris:Auto/Auto1/
Auto2
Noinput 
NTSC3.58 
NTSC4.43 
PAL 
PALM 
PALN 
SECAM 
BW60 
BW50 
Video
Chroma
Memory
[Video]
PAL60 
Noinput 
NTSC3.58 
NTSC4.43 
PAL 
PALM 
PALN 
SECAM 
BW60 
BW50 
Video
Chroma
Memory
[SVideo]
PAL60 
Video Chroma Memory
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Dynamic 
Standard 
Cinema 
User1 
User2 
Video
User3 
Dynamic 
Standard 
Cinema 
User1 
User2 
S Video 
User3 
Dynamic 
Standard 
Cinema 
User1 
User2 
Input-A
User3 
Dynamic 
Standard 
Cinema 
User1 
User2 
Component 
User3 
Dynamic 
Standard 
Cinema 
User1 
User2 
HDMI 1
User3 
Dynamic 
Standard 
Cinema 
User1 
User2 
Picture
Memory
HDMI 2
User3 
Dynamic 
Standard 
Cinema 
User1 
User2 
User3 
Picture
Memory
User1 
User2 
RCP 
Memory
User3
User1 
User2 
RCP 
Memory
User3
RCP Memory
Picture Memory
FAN Memory
FAN Memory
IRIS Open
IRIS Close
UF
Memory
LUT Memory
IRIS Open
IRIS Close
UF
Memory
LUT Memory
No Memory
No Memory
Sub Micro Memory
Sub Micro Memory
Sub Micro Memory
Panel Alignment Memory
Panel Alignment Memory
Panel Alignment Memory
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