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Topic: Problem with ICP on Barco DP2K-20C
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Dave Macaulay
Film God
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Posts: 2321
From: Toronto, Canada
Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 07-18-2018 08:34 AM
If you don't ingest a clone (full clone is best) previously taken from your projector, after recovery you won't have most of the test patterns, the screen files, or the MCGD files. You should always take a clone after doing screen or MCGD files. It's worthwhile to delete the useless pattern files (all 4K since you have a 2K projector plus the Barco logo and the dual projector setup images) - these are large files and make the full clone save process take about twice as long. (and it's pretty dang slow) Barco has base clones with all the files that come on a new projector, you still need to do screen files and MCGD. Lens files should be OK as these are stored in the CCB. These base clones don't seem to be on my.barco... I can't find them at least, so you have to ask Barco support for them. They are specific for projector series and input type (SDI, IMB, ICMP) - you must use the correct one. The recovery tool installs a TI software version, you should still install the latest version afterwards even if it's the same and definitely if it isn't the latest. Current now is v4.5.454. Read the release notes, if the recovery tool you have is really old you may need to go through some step releases.
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