nanoDLP

fresh install, solved

"In simple terms, you could think of the horizontal dimension of each pixel as being stretched to 2x it's size. When projected, the 912 x 1140 pixels become 1824 x 1140, which is 16:10 aspect ratio. The trick here though is to understand that this is just a model of what's happening, you don't really have 1824 pixels on the horizontal axis."

thank you shahin, i will try to reach Mr.Adam

config.txt inside /printer

disable_overscan=1

hdmi_force_hotplug=1

hdmi_group=2
hdmi_mode=87
hdmi_cvt=912 1140 59.91 5 0 0 0

hdmi_drive=2

config_hdmi_boost=4
hdmi_pixel_encoding=2

framebuffer_depth=8
framebuffer_ignore_alpha=1

after nano injection, i cant ssh, it "seems" dhcp or network did not enable by default,
cant be visible to router even on cable connection even with static network config.
it stay on terminal screem, did not appear the projection canvas/screen.

them i cloned the old sdcard image after feels nanodlp did not been activate and not boot as normal before...

Its kind strange, i think the output video should be configured to DSI display port.

the lc4500 is working with other hardware? did you test Internal test pattern? verify the flat cable in LC4500, did you modify the unity ? change to uv led or you buy already with uv option? its normal some "leakage" when mirror are off-state. so theres no input signal comming...

I consider you install a fresh image on rasp and only change the resolution to 1280x800 inside config.txt everything else should run out-of-the-box.

i will post today later my rasp config.txt so you could copy/paste/try

Yes.

But  i thought if it could be "Dynamiically formulated" in dimming pixel defined by area section.

as exemple.

we have a small pillar([[SmallestArea]]  which we would want no pixel dimming and a [[LargestArea]] which we want pixel dimming, so we could define th ammount of grey control defined by area.

nano [[IsBurninLayers]]?
yes it is.

{ ([[IsBurninLayer]])*3.5 + ([[IsBurninLayer]]==0) * (1 / ( 0.7 + ( 2.718**-(0.02*https://youtu.be/0fYL_qiDYf0 - 3))) +1.7 ) }

is it possible to handle [[Slowsection]] in dynamic speed?

very nice !

Thanks lenne0815.