Section A: Projector Protocol Select Switch Setting; Section B: Cable Connection - Sony SRP-X500P System Integration Manual

SECTION A: PROJECTOR PROTOCOL Select
Switch Setting
From the switch on the front panel, set the PROJECTOR
PROTOCOL selector in accordance with the product model.
The following table indicates the setting for each model of
Sony projector or flat panel display. This setting takes
effect after power is turned off and on.
When using a Sony projector or flat panel display
The SRP-X500P selects the projector protocol to control a
projector or flat panel display. By selecting the preset
switch, the following projectors and flat panel displays can
be controlled from the SRP-X500P (effective as of October
2006).
Product model PROJECTOR
PROTOCOL
selector setting
VPL-CX85/CX80 1
VPL-PX35/PX40 2
VPL-FX51/FX50 3
VPL-PX11 4
VPL-PX32/PX31 5
FWD-50PX1/50PX2 6
PFM-42X1/42V1 7
PFM-42B2/42B1 8
PFM-50C1 9
VPL-PX15 A
VPL-FX52 B
FWD-42PV1 C
Chart 1: Applicable Sony Projectors and Flat Panel Displays
When using a projector or flat panel display
manufactured by another company
If the projector or flat panel display is not made by Sony, or
not included in the above table, set the PROJECTOR
PROTOCOL selector to 0 and use the SRP-X500P Manager
software to make settings. For more details, refer to
SECTION D: Projector Control Using the Protocol Setting
Function.
Interface RGB INPUT connector
on the projector
or monitor
RS-232C INPUT A
RS-232C INPUT D
RS-232C INPUT A
RS-232C INPUT A
RS-232C INPUT A
RS-232C INPUT 2
RS-232C INPUT 1
RS-232C INPUT 1
RS-232C INPUT A
CONTROL S INPUT A
RS-232C INPUT C
RS-232C INPUT 2
5
Setting up the SRP-X500P Using Manager Software

SECTION B: Cable Connection

When the SRP-X500P is connected to a projector, its power
status and input signal selection are linked to those of the
SRP-X500P. Connect the SRP-X500P and the projector
using video cables and RS-232C or CONTROL S cables to
achieve the control line shown in Fig. 17.
RS-232C or
CONTROL S
Fig. 17 Cable Connection
Video cable
The input connector for RGB/component signals varies
depending on the projector. For the right connection,
please refer to the RGB INPUT connector column in Chart
1. If the video format of the AV component is not
supported by the AV/RGB INPUT of the SRP-X500P (for
example, S-VIDEO), connect it directly to the projector.
Signals directly connected to the projector can be set as
selectable from the front panel AV/RGB SELECT buttons of
the SRP-X500P.
Some projectors have separate RGB and component signal
inputs; however, the SRP-X500P uses one 5-BNC
connection containing both of these signals. To connect
RGB and component video to a projector that contains
separate RGB and component video inputs, use an external
1 x 2 distribution amplifier. This distributes the 5-BNC
output of the SRP-X500P into two separate output signals.
RGB
Video
S-VIDEO etc.
21