FS35 - Video projector Barco - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Video Projector
Brand	Barco
Model	FS35
Projection Technology	DLP
Native Resolution	1920 x 1200 (WUXGA)
Brightness	8,500 Lumens
Contrast Ratio	2000:1
Light Source	Laser Phosphor
Lens Options	Interchangeable (optional)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	510 x 590 x 260 mm
Weight	26 kg
Power Consumption	1100 W (max)
AC Input	100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Inputs	HDMI, DVI, VGA, SDI, RJ45, RS232
Key Functions	Edge blending, warping, portrait mode
Maintenance	Clean air filter every 500 hours; replace laser module after 20,000 hours
Cleaning	Use soft lint-free cloth, avoid solvents
Safety	Class 3R laser product, avoid direct eye exposure
Spare Parts & Repairability	Laser module, lens, filter, fan; service by qualified technicians
General Information	Professional projection for events, simulation, and digital signage

Frequently Asked Questions - FS35 Barco

What is the native resolution of the Barco FS35?

The native resolution is 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA).

How bright is the FS35 projector?

It has a brightness of 8,500 lumens.

What type of light source does it use?

It uses a laser phosphor light source.

How do I clean the air filter?

Turn off and unplug the projector. Remove the filter cover, clean with a vacuum or soft brush, and reinsert. Do not wash with water.

What should I do if there is no image on screen?

Check that the power is on, the lens cap is removed, the input source is correct, and the cables are secure. Ensure the lamp is not in standby.

Can I use a different lens with the FS35?

Yes, the FS35 supports interchangeable lenses (sold separately) for various throw ratios.

What is the typical lamp life?

Since it's laser-based, the light source lasts up to 20,000 hours depending on usage.

How do I adjust the lens shift?

Use the horizontal and vertical lens shift dials on the projector to move the image without moving the unit.

Does the projector support 3D?

Yes, it supports passive 3D when used with compatible glasses and sources.

What connectors are available?

Inputs include HDMI, DVI, VGA, 3G-SDI, RJ45 (HDBaseT), and RS232 for control.

USER MANUAL FS35 Barco

Close-up of a black cylindrical object with green lighting, possibly a camera or optical component (no visible text or symbols)

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FS35V/CKXGBA

This addendum contains a description of the special features which are different from a standard type projector. Please refer to the main user guide of the product for important information about safety precautions and the set-up and use of the projector. Make sure to read both the standard user guide and this addendum carefully before you operate the projector.

The FS35 WQXGA is a state of the art NVG (Night Vision Goggle) stimulation LED projector which include a fourth LED light chip that emits infrared light beyond the range visible to the human eye. The product is capable of visualizing night-time and limited-visibility scenario simulation as well as visible day-time or pitch black scenarios from the common display engine in order to have a true-to-life simulation.

The FS35 WQXGA is single channel input and handles the content through one of the input connectors (HDMI/DVI/VGA). The infrared wavelength is optimized for the performance of the optics in the projector and the night vision goggles present in the market today. The projector's solid-state light source provides a completely constant light output over time, eliminating the need for recalibration, reducing maintenance and total cost of ownership to a minimum.

FEATURES

• NVG stimulation by a fourth Infrared LED
• 2560 x1600 resolution
- Dimmable to extreme low lumens output of the visible RGB display
- Project visible display for daytime images
- Project infrared display only, no visible image to the unaided human eye
- Simultaneous project visible and infrared for limited visibility scenario
- Smear reduction sequence
• Infrared power adjustments

MENUS

BrilliantColor ^TM sequences:

There are 5 sequences to choose in the REALCOLOR menu. These displays differently when it comes to sequence modes for color points versus lumens output.

• Vizsim
- Graphics
- HighBrightness
- SRP ^TM 6ms (smear reduction)
- SRP ^TM 8ms (smear reduction)

IR menu:

A separate IR menu which works with each BrilliantColor ^™ sequence listed above, controls the infrared and visual RGB performance.

Full spectrum: Turns infrared LED on/off.

IR LED power: Adjusts the intensity of infrared LED.

RGB LEDs: Turns visible RGB LED's on/off.

Dim mode standard: Dimming options from full to minimum with color processing turned on so the white point is kept constant throughout the range. Appropriate use for daytime and evening scenarios.

Dim mode custom: Dimming scheme for limited visibility scenarios, enabling the user to separately adjust the values of the R, G and B intensity in order to tune in the low light visibility matching the projected content.

PRODUCT USE

For basic operations, set-up and safety precautions, please refer to the main user guide included with the product.

The FS35 is capable of displaying both daytime images, as well as night vision stimulated content using the fourth infrared chip in the display engine. By operating and adjusting the dedicated IR Menu options described in the MENU section, the projector is able to display the full spectrum of the simulation scenarios (see examples below).

Aerial view of a long straight road with white crosswalk markings, flanked by green fields and distant houses under a clear blue sky.

- Daytime scenario: Bright scenarios with high lumens output with crisp colors showing all details. Typically full power to the RGB LED's and no power to the fourth infrared LED.

Dark, low-light outdoor scene with indistinct road and silhouetted trees (no visible text or symbols)

- Evening scenario: Low illuminated scenarios at evening/dusk where the picture is dimmed by adjusting the RGB LED's. Fewer details are visible to the unaided human eye compared to daytime scenarios.

Aerial view of a road with parallel tracks and distant hills under a dark green sky (no text or symbols visible)

- Limited visibility scenario: Night time image, where the visible RGB LED is dimmed to very low lumens output by using the custom IR menu. Details are barely seen with the human eye. Using the infrared LED and NV goggles in addition gives full spectrum NV simulation modus. For pitch black scenarios the visible RGB LED's are turned off, only keeping the infrared LED showing the content.

If you start in infrared only mode and do not have your NV-goggles available in terms of being able to see and navigate the menus: Press 4 times on the LIGHT button on the keypad and the visible RGB field turns on.

COMPATIBILITY

Examples of supported Night Vision-goggles:

(not a complete list, a selection of the most common in the market today)

• Gen 1
• Gen 2
• Gen 2+ Russian
• Gen 2+
• Gen 2 SuperGen
• Gen 2 XD-4
• Gen 2 XD-4 ONYX
• Gen 2 XD-4AG
• Gen 2 XD4AG ONYX
• Gen 2 XR5
• Gen 2 XR5 ONYX
• Gen 2 XR5AG
• Gen 2 XR5AG ONYX
• Gen 3 Commercial
• Gen 3 Premium
• Gen 3 Pinnacle
• Gen 4
• Gen 4 Gated/ IIT