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ElTopo
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Are there still guys out there which tweak a Cine9 for perfection ?
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tschaeikaei
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So how many fans does a 909 /cine 9 have in total?
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Hulio
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| ElTopo wrote: | | Are there still guys out there which tweak a Cine9 for perfection ? |
There are but they won't do it anymore. The former Barco UK installer will only help me because we are good friends.
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Hulio
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| tschaeikaei wrote: | | So how many fans does a 909 /cine 9 have in total? |
Seven, in fact. Three big ones on the rear, two smaller in front and a tiny one mounted on the PFC board.
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tschaeikaei
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I was thinking about if it was worth modding the cooling system of the 909 with the fan controller i develloped.
The fully digital individual temperature controlled linear thing i wrote about in the other thread.
It has 6 channels, but you could connect two fans two one channel.
If there is interest, let me know.
Regards, Julian
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km987654
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| huggy wrote: | | km987654 wrote: | | huggy wrote: | | This is my only gripe with the 909s, bloody fan noise, I have mine sealed in a huge hush box which diminishes the noise but man its a pain in the ass to get to them when the quads go. I'd jump on a couple of cine 9's in a heart beat if they came up to replace these. |
Dave
Isn't fan speed determined by firmware? There have been a few discussions on this matter and I believe the consensus is that fan speed doesn't require any new hardware just the right firmware.
So this should be just a matter of flashing with the right firmware.  |
Thanks Keith
Hows your conversion going with those chassis?
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I have built one 809 and I am using that set. I really don't like the barco LC lens flapping though, its not as precise as the G90. I am thinking of putting the G90 LC setup in the 809 but thats a cut and paste exercise. 
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huggy
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Yes I agree, The lens flapping is terrible, still havent got mine right but I just cant be bothered anymore.
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ElTopo
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Hi,
anyone out there tried to flush the Firmware in a BR909 split pack Version 3.11 to a Cine9 Version 2.21 or 2.2 ?
Should work ?
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ElTopo
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I ask because the SEMU board is still mounted in the 909 tray.
Has anyone seen a Cine9 with a SEMU board running ?
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gregstv
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I removed the SEMU board and flashed the 919 with Cine 9 firmware. Not sure if the firmware supports SEMU or not.
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Francisco
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| ElTopo wrote: | | Are there still guys out there which tweak a Cine9 for perfection ? |
I did and it's good, no need to modify anymore. This week I've seen a 2.5 hundred thousand home cinema with a awfull looking digital Sony pj so I'm fine as is. Just take all semu sh*t out no need for that. It runs with your current software version. Why risk distroying your controller with cine9 sw. Plus with your current sw you can go higher resolution.
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ElTopo
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@Francisco: Thanks. You are running the Barco 909 firmware ?
Anyone tried a Cine9 controller (controller only and not the whole tray) in a BR909 or BR909
split pack?
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ElTopo
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It must be the missing fan controller boards because the controller runs in a Cine9 chassis/tray.
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ElTopo
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A short update.
I put the controller back into a BR909 chassis but this time i connected also the SEMU board which was connected before i flushed it.
Guess what !
Projector starts and the middle fan in the back is offline (like it should on a Cine9). Also access to the menu
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