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1st Edition. October, 2004

USL, Inc.

PSA-200U Instruction Manual

value for the center zone is displayed and

the rest of the zones show the luminance

value as a percentage of the center value

reading.
It is possible to measure the total light

incident on the screen by switching to the

Lumens mode. To do so, check the box la-

beled “Lumens Mode” and enter the screen

height, width and gain. (See Fig. 12).

(Fig. 13) Luminance Grid 9x5

(Fig. 14) Luminance Grid 3x3

A check box is provided for the choice of

luminance data being displayed rapidly

as measured or after filtering. The filtered

data is updated more slowly and is easier

to read.

Camera

This section sets the measurement range of

the camera and display. It also will adjust

the data to compensate for the vertical

angle-of-view when the camera is positioned

in the projection booth.
The nominal measurement range of the PSA-

200U is three to 30 foot-Lamberts. With the

addition of an optional ND1 neutral density

filter, the range can be changed to 30 to 300

Program

The Program section controls values for

the display and measurement functions

(see Fig. 12).

(Fig. 12) Program Setup

Display

Five shades of gray are used to show bright-

ness differences among the zone squares.

The “foot-Lamberts per gray step” value

sets the number of foot-Lamberts variation

between steps or displayed shades of gray.

A value of one is the default value and is

proper for most applications.
“Fit display contrast to image contrast”:

This asks the software to maximize the

contrast of the display and to have it follow

the camera video closely. This is normally

checked.

Weave and Jitter

If the Weave and Jitter option is included

and such measurements are to be made,

the screen aspect ratio should be inserted

here. Correct calculation of the results is

dependant upon the aspect ratio.

Luminance

This section allows choice of display win-

dow type, either 9x5=45 zones (see Fig. 13)

or 3x3=9 zones (see Fig. 14). In the 9x5 dis-

play, the luminance value is displayed for

each zone. In the 3x3 display, the luminance