barco userguide tde4742 01 barco-rlm-w8

USER’S GUIDEUser’s Guide

Please read this manual before using this projector

RLM W8

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INDEX

Warning, Notices and Safety Instructions 4Notice 4DescriptionpertainingtoFCCRulesPart15e: 4WarningandSafetyInstructions 5Noticesyoushouldreadpriortotheinstallationoftheprojector 7

Projector parts and functions 10Frontview 10

Rearview 10

Bottomview 12Rangeofeffectiveremotecontrolsignalreception 13Installingbatteriesintheremotecontrol 13

Quick installation of the projector 14Throwdistance 17Modesofinstallation 17Horizontalandverticallensshift 19

Installing the projector 20Connectingtheprojectortootherdevices 2012VTriggerconnection 20RGBconnection 21RGBsconnection 22IRINPUTconnection 22S-Video/Videoconnection 23COMPONENTconnection 23Turningontheprojector 24ChangingOSDlanguage 24Adjustingscreenorientation 25Adjustingtheprojectorlens 26

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Using the remote control 27

OSD Menu Tree 29

OSD Menu Description 31INPUT 31IMAGE 33LAYOUT 40LAMP 42ALIGNMENT 44CONTROL 50SERVICE 53

Lamp and filter maintenance 54Lampreplacement 54Cleaningthefilter 55

Simple troubleshooting and definition of the LED indicators 57

Projector specifications 58

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NoticePleasewritedownyourprojectormodelnumberandserialnumberandkeeptheinformationformaintenancepurposesinthefuture.Shouldtheequipmentbelostorstolen,theinformationcouldalsobeusedforthepolicereport.Modelnumber:Serialnumber:

Pleasechecktheaccessoriesthatcomewiththeprojectorwiththefollowinglist.Shouldyoufindanymissingaccessory,contactyourdealerimmediately.1: USspecificationpowercord*12: EUspecificationpowercord*13: Chinaspecificationpowercord*14: Remotecontrol*15: AAbattery*26: User'sGuide*17: SetupManual*18: SafetyManual*19: WarrantyCard*110: WEEENotificationCard*111: CDROM*1

Description pertaining to FCC Rules Part 15e: ThisdevicehasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassAdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergy.Ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneorthefollowingmeasures:• Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.• Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.• Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiver

isconnected.• Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.ThisClassAdigitalapparatusmeetsallrequirementsoftheCanadianICES-003Standards.CetappareilnumériquedelaclasseAestconformeàlanormeNMB-003duCanada.

Thelamp(s)inthisproductcontainmercury.Thisproductcouldcontainotherelectronicwastesthatmightbehazardousifnothandledproperly.Pleaseconsultyourlocal/state/federalregulationsregardingdisposalorrecycling.

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Hg Formoreinformation,pleasecontactElectronicIndustriesAlliance(WWW.EIAE.ORG).

Forinformationonproperlamphandling,visitWWW.LAMPRECYCLE.ORG.

Warning and Safety InstructionsSpecial Care for Laser Beams!SpecialcareshouldbeconsideredwhenDLPprojectorsandhighpowerlaserequipmentareusedinthesameroomas.DirectorindirecthitofalaserbeamontotheprojectorlenscanseverelydamagetheDigitalMirrorDevices(DMD™).

Sun light Warning AvoidusingtheRLMW8indirectsunlight.SunlightontheprojectorlenscanseverelydamagetheDigitalMirrorDevices(DMD™).

Never look into the projector light source directlyThisequipmentcontainsahighbrightnesslightsourceandaportionofthelightemittedbytheprojectorisultravioletlight.Neverlookintotheprojectorlightsourcedirectlyandpayspecialattentiontopreventchildrenfromlookingintotheprojectorlightsourceasitcandamagetheireyes.

AVOID EYE CONTACT TO THE LIGHT

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKDO NOT OPEN

The lightning flash with an arrowhead within a triangleis intended to tell the user that inside this productmay cause risk of electrical shock to persons.

The exclamation point within a triangle is intended to tellthe user that important operating and/or servicing instructionsare included in the technical documentation for this equipment.

CAUTION / TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKDO NOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK)

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDEREFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

Do not turn off the projector by unplugging the power cord.Undernormaloperations,besuretousetheSOFTPOWERbuttontoturnofftheprojectorastheinternalcoolingfanswillremainworkingforapproximately90secondsaftertheprojectorhasbeenturnedofffortheshutdownproccesstobecompleted.Andassuch,avoidshuttingoffACpowertoturnofftheprojectorsinceitcouldleadtolampmalfunctioningordamage.

Electric shockToprotectyourprojector,avoidturningontheprojectorduringlightningstormsandunplugitfromthewalloutlet.Thiswillpreventsuddenelectricalsurgescausedbythelightningfromdamagingtheprojector.

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Do not overload wall outlets/extension cordsPayattentiontothecurrentloadoftheoutletyouareusing,beitwalloutletorextensioncordoutlettopreventfireorelectricshock.

CleaningWhencleaningtheprojector,besuretounplugitfromthewalloutlettopreventelectricshock.Donotuseliquidoraerosolcleaners.Useadry/dampclothwithexcessivemoistureremovedforcleaning.Besuretousecleaningclothdesignedtocleanmonitorsfortheprojectortopreventdamagestotheprojectorcasingduetoabrasion.

Dampness, smoke, steam, dust, high temperature and direct exposure to sunlightDonotoperatetheprojectorinenvironmentswhereitcouldbeexposetodampness,smoke,steam,dust,hightemperatureordirectsunlight.Forexample:bathroom,kitchen,adjacenttowashingmachine,dampbasementrooms,electricheatersorsimilarenvironments.Keepingoroperatingtheprojectorintheabove-mentionedenvironmentcouldleadtodiscoloration,moldformation,greaseordamagestotheprojector.

VentilationTheprojectorcaseisdesignedwithslotsandopeningstoremovetheheatinsidetheprojectorsothatitwillnotoverheatanddamagethecomponents.Besuretooperatetheprojectorinanenvironmentwithidealventilationanddon'toperateitonasofa,rugorotherclosed-inenvironmentsthatcouldobstructventilation.

Intrusion of foreign objectsBesuretokeepallforeignobjectsawayfromenteringtheprojectorbecauseitcouldbeexposedtohazardousvoltagesandcausepartstoshortcircuit.Thiscouldinturnleadtofirehazardorelectricshock.Examplesofforeignobjectsinclude:cockroach,screws,liquidandsoforth.Inaddition,neverspillliquidintotheprojector.

Carrying the projectorWhenmovingtheprojectoronacart,besuretohandlethecartwithcareasabruptstops,joltsofexcessiveforceorunevengroundcouldleadtheprojectortotopple.

Please install the projector on an even and stable surfaceAvoidplacingtheprojectoronunstablecart,tripod,tableandsoforthtopreventtheprojectorfromfalling,becomingdamagedorcausinginjuries.

ServicingShouldyouencounterproblemwiththeprojector,pleaseseekassistancefromyourlocaldealerorqualifiedservicepersonnel.Donotattempttoservicetheprojectoryourselfsothatyouwouldnotbeexposedtohighvoltageorotherpotentialhazards.


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Shouldyouencounteranyofthefollowingsituation,pleaseunplugyourprojectorfromthewalloutletandcontactaqualifiedservicepersonnelforassistance:• Damagedpowercordorpowerplug.• Ifaforeignobjecthasfallenintotheprojectororifyouhavespilledwaterorotherliquid

intotheprojector.• Iftheprojectorhasbeendroppedaccidentallyordamaged.• Ifyouexperiencenoticeablypoorperformanceormalfunctioningwiththeprojectordespite

havingfollowedinstructionsfornormaloperation.

Changing partsShouldanypartoftheprojectorbedamaged,checkwithyourservicingpersonnelthatonlymanufacturercertifiedpartswereusedforreplacement.Usedofnon-certifiedpartsmayresultindamagestotheprojectororhazardssuchasfireorelectricshock.Afterchangingparts,besuretoremindtheservicingpersonneltoperformsafetyinspectionstoensurethattheprojectoroperatesnormally.

Power cordDon'tplacetheprojectorwherethecordcanbewalkedon.Thismayresultinfrayingordamagetothepowercord,especiallyattheplugandthepointofconnectionbetweenthepowercordandtheprojector.Pleaseusethepowercordthatcomeswiththeprojectororthetypeofpowercordspecifiedfortheprojector(refertothedescriptionsprintedonthepowercord).Ifyouarenotsureofthepoweravailableattheregionyouarein,consultyourlocalpowercompanytopreventdamagestotheprojectorduetotheuseofwrongpowercordorpotentialfirehazardsduetocurrentoverload.Dependingonthecountryandregionyouarein,thevoltageandtypeofsocketofthewalloutletmaybedifferentfromtheprojector.Ifyouareunabletofitthepowerplugintothewalloutlet,contactyourlocaldealeranddonotremovetheextrapinonthepowerplugtoforciblyfitittothesocketattheriskofyourownsafety.

Notices you should read prior to the installation of the projector

Safety issues related to the lampThelampusedinthisprojectorcontainsmercury.Shouldthelampbebroken,pleasebecarefulwhenhandlingtheglassshardsandkeepthesurroundingenvironmentwellventilated.Besuretowearamaskthatoffersadequateprotectionbeforecleaninguptopreventinhalingmercuryvaporthatcouldcausebodilyharm.Forinstructionsonlampreplacement,referto"Page56:Lampreplacement".

Take frequent breaks to let your eyes rest Prolongedviewingoftheprojectorscreencouldstrainyoureyes.Pleasebesuretorestyoureyesadequately.

Installation environment for the projectorYoushouldavoidinstallingtheprojectoratplaceofexcessivedampness,dustorsmoke.Ifinstallationinsuchenvironmentisunavoidable, be sure to have the interior of the projector


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cleaned routinely to prolong the projector's lifecycle.Cleaningoftheprojector'sinteriorshouldonlybeperformedbyqualifiedservicepersonneldispatchedbyyourlocaldealerandyoushouldnotattempttocleantheinsideoftheprojectorbyyourself.Ifotherlightsourceisdirectlyprojectedontotheprojectorscreen,thecoloroftheimagefromtheprojectorwillappeartobepaleandtheimagequalitywillbelower.Inaddition,youreyeswouldbemorepronetofatigue.Therefore,itisrecommendedthattheprojectorbeinstalledinplaceswithoutdirectexposuretosunlightorothersourcesofintenselight.Theidealoperatingtemperaturerangefortheprojectorisbetween32°F~104°F(0°C~40°C)

Theidealstoragetemperaturerangefortheprojectorisbetween-4°F~104°F(0ºC~40°C)

Do not tilt the projector more than 15 degrees.Themaximumtiltanglefortheprojectoris15degrees.Whentheprojectoristiltedmorethan15degrees,itwillshortenthelifeoftheprojectorlampandmayleadtootherunpredictabledamages.

Can’t >15°

Can’t >15°

Configurations for projector operation at high altitudesWhenoperatingtheprojectorathigheraltitudes,be sure to manually set the fan mode to "High"oritcouldshortenthelifeoftheopticalsystemintheprojector.Highaltitudeisdefinedasplacesbeing1500meters(4900feet)orhigher.Pleasereferto"Page45:HighAltitudeMode".

Keep the projector's ventilation inlets and outlets free from obstructionsBesuretokeepobjectsfornolessthan30cmawayfromtheventilationinletsandoutletsoftheprojectorandnotethedirectionofairflowatthedesignatedspotofinstallation.Donotletthehotairreleasedfromtheoutletflowbacktotheinletasitwillpreventpropercoolingandleadtodamageoftheprojector'sinternalstructure.Intheeventofhightemperatureduetomalfunctioningoftheinternalcoolingfancausedbycloggingattheventilationinletsandoutlets,theprojectorwillactivateitsautomaticprotectionmodeandshutdown.Whenthishappens,itdoesnotnecessarymeanthattheequipmentismalfunctioning.Trytounplugthepowercordfromthewalloutletandwaitforapproximately15minutesbeforeoperatingtheprojectoragain(remembertoremovetheobjectsthathavecausedpoorventilationsothattheprojectorwillnotgointotheprotectionmodeagain).Pleasereferto"Page59:LEDSTATUS".Description:Theregulationoftemperatureinsidetheprojectorbythecoolingfanisautomatic.Andassuch,thesoundofcoolingfanchangingitsoperatingspeeddoesnotimplythataproblemhasoccurredwiththeprojector.

Protect the projector with careWhenplacingtheprojectoratahighposition,besuretosecuretheprojectorfirmlysothatitwouldnotfallandcauseinjuries.Takecaretoprotecttheprojector'slensfromcollision,abrasionorotherdamages.Besuretoclosethelenscoverorcovertheprojectorwithadustcoverifyouneedtostoretheprojectororifitwillnotbeusedforanextendedtime.


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Name and quantity of toxic/hazardous substances/elements contained in the product


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Front view

Lenscover

Lens

Infraredreceiver

AdjustablefootAdjusttheheightandangleoftheprojectorwiththeadjustablefoot

Adjustablefoot

VentilationinletTheinternalcoolingfandraws

coolairfromtheventilationinletintotheprojector.

Rear view

Referto"Page59:LEDSTATUS".fotthedetaildisplayinformation.

STBY

STAND BY

INPUT

ENTER

ERROR

MENU

ON

LED STATUS

INPUT UsedtotogglebetweendifferentinputsignalsourceReferto"Page2:INDEX".formoredetails

STAND BYTheindicatorthatshowstheprojector'sstandbystatus.

ERRORDisplaysthecauseofproblem(i.e.temperature,fan,lamporsystem)thathasledtoprojectormalfunction.

▲▼ ▼ ▲ bottonsUsethesebuttonstoscroll,configureoradjustitemsontheOSDortogglebetweendifferentimages.

MENUDisplaysorhidestheOSDadjustmentscreen

POWERDisplaystheprojector'spowerstatus

ENTERPressthisbuttontoconfirmselectionofOSDitem;youcanchoosefrom"SelectItem"oraccess"SubMenu"configurations.

STBYUsethisbuttontostartuporshutdowntheprojector.

Ventilation slotThehotairgeneratedinsidetheprojectorisdispersedthroughtheventilationslot.Makesuretheventilationslotisfreefromobstruction.

Adjustable foot

Adjustable foot

Lamp cover

Infrared sensor

Power inlet

Projector buttons

Power switchI→ONO→OFF

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Projector parts and functions 2

RS-2329-pinD-subsocket.ConnectsyourPCorautomatichometheater/controlsystem.

10/100 BASE-TConnectstheprojectortoyourPCvianetwork toenabledi-rectcontroloftheprojectoronyourPC.

HDMI 1 & 2HDCPcompatibledigitalimageinput;connectstosourcesusingHDMIorDVI.

SDI/HDSDI/3G IN/OUTSerialdigitalinterface,useBNCconnectsinputoroutputtheimage.

12V TRIGGER(3.5-mm,miniphonejack)Offers12(+/-1.5)Vofoutputfor350mAmonitorrelaywithshortcircuitprotection.

RGBHV/SOGStandard15-pinVGAconnectionsockettoconnecttoRGB,high-definitioncomponentinputorPC.Theprojectorwillautomaticallydetecttheresolutionoftheinputsignal.

IR ext.ReceivesinputsignalfromcompatibleNilesorXantechIRrepeatersystems.

S-VIDEOStandardS-VideoinputthatconnectstoDVDplayers,satellitereceiverorSuperVHS(S-VHS)VCR.

VIDEOConnectstoVCR,laserdiscplayersorothercomponentimagesources.AlsoconnectstothecompositeimagesynchronizedinputfromRGBSinputsource.

YUV1Standardandhighdefinition(480i/480p/576i/576p/720p/1080i/1080p)componentinput,connectstoDVD/HD-DVD/BDplayer,HDset-top-boxorotherSD/HDinputsource.AlsoconnectstoRGBinputfromRGBSinputsource.

RGBHV/YUV2ConnectstothefiveBNCinputsforcomponent(YPbPr)imagesourceandchannel(Hs,Vs)source.

IO Control(Input/Input control panel)

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2

G/Y B/Pb R/Pr H VRGB-HV/SOGHDMI HDMI

IN OUT

10/100 BASE-T

SDI / HDSDI / 3G

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Bottom view

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Set weight center

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CeilingMountOrderInfo:1.R9849999-Ceilingmount2.R9841260-ShortPulley400mmto765mm3.R9841261-LongPulley800mmto1165mm

Adjustable footAdjusttheheightandangleoftheprojectorwiththeadjustablefoot

Mounting bracket screw holeThesescrewholesareusedtomounttheprojectortoitsdesignatedmountingbracketusing3M8x15screwsand3M8x40bolts.Thedimensionsofthescrewholesareshownintheimagebelow.

M8x403bolts

M8x153screws

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Range of effective remote control signal receptionThediagrambelowillustratestherangeofeffectiveremotecontrolsignalreception.

40°

40°

12m

12m

Note:Avoidplacingtheremotecontrolatplacesofhightemperatureorhumidityasitcouldcausetheremotecontroltomalfunction.

Installing batteries in the remote controlRemovethecoverbyslidingitinthedirectionindicatedbythearrow.

InserttwonewAAbatteries(observethepolarity).

Replacethecover.

Note1:Besuretoinsertthebatteriesinthecorrespondingorientationstomatchthepolarities.Note2:Donotmixnewbatterieswithusedbatteriesasitwouldshortenthelifeofnewbatteriesorcause

leakage.Note3:OnlyusedAAbatteriesasinstructed;donotattempttoinsertdifferenttypesofbatteriesintotheremote

control.Note4:Iftheremoteisgoingtobeunusedforlongperiodsoftime,besuretoremovethebatteriestoprevent

leakage,whichcoulddamagetheremotecontrol.Note5:Theliquidcontentsinthebatteriesisharmfultotheskin;donottouchtheleakagewithyourbarehands

directly.Wheninstallingfreshbatteries,besuretocleanuptheleakagethoroughly.Note6:Undermostcircumstances,youonlyneedtopointtheremotecontroltowardsthescreenandtheIR

signalwouldbereflectedoffthescreenandpickedupbytheIRsensorontheprojector.Butunderspecificcircumstances,theprojectormayfailtoreceivesignalsfromtheremotecontrolduetoenvironmentalfactors.Whenthishappens,orienttheremotecontrolattheprojectorandtryagain.

Note7:Iftherangeofeffectiveremotecontrolsignalreceptiondecreasesoriftheremotecontrolstopsworking,replacethebatteries.

Note8:Iftheinfraredreceiverisexposedtofluorescentlamporstrongsunlight,theremotecontrolmaynotoperatenormally.

Note9:Refertotheregulationsenforcedbyyourlocalgovernmentonthedisposalofusedbatteries;improperdisposalcoulddamagetheenvironment.

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Quick installation of the projector.1. Orient the projector towards the screen

Screen

2. Connect the power cord to the projector

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2

G/Y B/Pb R/Pr H VRGB-HV/SOGHDMI �

AC MAINS100-240 Volts50/60Hz

AC POWER SWITCH

�Desk Top or Notebook桌上型或是筆記型電腦

連接至牆壁插座

3. Connect the projector to your PC and flip the switch to “I” to turn on the power.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2



AC POWER SWITCH



S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2

G/Y B/Pb R/Pr H VRGB-HV/SOGHDMI


AC POWER SWITCH

Desk Top or Notebook桌上型或是筆記型電腦


4. Remove the lens cover on the projector before starting it up.

Pressthe STBY buttonontheprojectororthe l buttonontheremotecontroltostartuptheprojector.

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5. Adjusting the projector's anglea.Pleaseusetheadjustablefeettochangetheangleoftheprojectorinordertoachieve

themostsuitableangleforprojectiononthescreen.

b.Adjustingthelensbyhorizontalandverticallensshift Method1:PresstheENTERbuttonontheremotecontroltoaccessLensControl

adjustmentscreenbeforepressingENTERonceagaintoaccessthemenuandusethe▼▲ ▼ ▲ buttonstoadjustthehorizontalorverticalpositionofthelens.

PressENTERoncetoadjustzoomandfocus

PressENTERoncetoadjustzoomandfocuswithcrossline

PressENTERoncetoAdjustLinesshiftwithcrossline

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

PressENTERagaintoadjustverticalandhorizontallensshift

Method2:PresstheMENUbuttonontheremotecontrolandchooseAlignment

LensControl;thenusethe▼▲ ▲ ▼ buttonstoadjustthehorizontalorverticalpositionofthelens.

6.Adjusting focus and zoom.a. PresstheMENUbuttonontheremotecontrolandchooseAlignmentLens

Control;thenusethe ▼ ▲ buttonstoadjustthelens'focus(clarity).

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b. PresstheMENUbuttonontheremotecontrolandchooseAlignmentLensControl;thenusethe▼▲buttonstoadjustthesizeoftheimagethatisprojectedontothescreen.

Originalimagesize Zoomout Zoomin

7. Correcting keystoning caused by projection anglea. Toadjusthorizontalkeystoning,presstheMENUbuttonontheremotecontroland

chooseALIGNMENTWarphorizontalKeystoneandusethebuttonsto ▲ ▼ adjust the image.

b. To adjust vertical keystoning, presstheMENUbuttonontheremotecontrolandchooseALIGNMENTWarpVerticalKeystoneandusethe▼▲ buttons to adjust the image.

8. Turning off the projector

PresstheSTBY

buttonontheprojectororthe buttonontheremotecontrolatleast3secondstoturnofftheprojector.Whentheprojectorhasbeenturnedoff,thecoolingfanwillremaininoperationforapproximately90seconds.

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Throw distanceThrowDistance(TD)=ScreenWidth(W)xThrowRatio(TR)

Screen Width (W)

Throw Distance (TD)

Coupledwiththeavailableprojectionlenses,theprojectoroffersthefollowingthrowratios:

• R9832740-RLDLens(0.77:1)• R9832741-RLDLens(1.16:1)• R9832742-RLDLens(1.45-1.74:1)• R9832743-RLDLens(1.74-2.17:1)• R9832744-RLDLens(2.17-2.90:1)• R9832745-RLDLens(2.90-4.34:1)• R9832746-RLDLens(4.34-6.76:1)

Note:Projectionlensesareoptionalaccessories.Pleasecontactyourlocaldealertoacquiretheprojectionlensthatsuitsyourneedmost.

Modes of installation• Installtheprojectorinanenvironmentbelow35°C(95°F).Theprojectorshouldbekept

clearfromsourcesofheatand/orventilationopeningsofairconditioner.• Theprojectorshouldbekeptawayfromdevicesthatemitelectromagneticenergy,such

asmotorandtransformer.Commondevicesthatemitelectromagneticenergyincludeslideshowsystem,speakers,poweramplifiersandelevators.

• Ifyouchoosetoinstalltheprojectorontheceiling,besuretousetheceilinginstallationcomponentsmanufacturedbymanufacturer-certifiedvendors.Fordetails,pleasecontactyourlocaldealer.

Frontal projection - desktop installaion

Advantages:easytoinstallcanbeeasilymovedoradjustedeasytooperate.

Disadvantage:occupiesfloorspaceandlimitsseatingcapacity.

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Frontal projection - ceiling modeAdvantage:doesnotoccupyfloorspace

doesnotdrawattentiontoit.Eliminatesthepossibilitythatsomeonewouldaccidentallymovetheprojector.

Disadvantage:stricterinstallationrequirementsandconditions;careshouldbetakenduringtheinstallationtoensuretheprojectorhasbeensecurelymounted.operationoftheprojectorbecomesinconvenientwithouttheremotecontrol.

Rear projection - desktop installaion Advantage:theprojectoriscompletely

hiddenfromplainviewtheprojectorcanbeeasilyoperatedthissetupusuallyoffersbetterreductionofambientnoise.

Disadvantage:requiresanadditionalroomforinstallationrelativelyhighercostsforinstallation.

Rear projection - ceiling installationAdvantage:theprojectoriscompletely

hiddenfromplainviewthissetupusuallyoffersbetterreductionofambientnoise.

Disadvantage:requiresanadditionalroomforinstallation.Stricterinstallationrequirementsandconditions;careshouldbetakenduringtheinstallationtoensuretheprojectorhasbeensecurelymounted.operationoftheprojectorbecomesinconvenientwithouttheremotecontrol.

Rear projection - submersive installationIfyouwishtohavearearprojectionsetupwithlimitedspacetotherearoftheprojector,youcanuseamirrortoreflectthelightpath.However,boththeprojectorandthemirrorhavetobepreciselylocated.Ifyouareconsideringsuchinstallation,pleasecontactyourdealerforassistance.Advantage:theprojectoriscompletely

hiddenfromplainviewthissetupusuallyoffersbetterreductionofambientnoise.

Disadvantage:requiresanadditionalroomforinstallationrelativelyhighercostsforinstallation.

ScreenMirror

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Horizontal and vertical lens shiftInadditiontousingtheadjustablefeettoadjustprojectionangle,youcanalsousetheLensShiftfunctiontoadjusttheprojectedimage.

Moving the lens verticallyThedistanceofverticallensmovementis100%ofhalfthescreenheightinbothdirections.Forinstance,ifyouareusinga80"×50"screen,youwillbeabletomovetheimageupwardsordownwardsbynomorethan25"(0.635m).

Range of verticallens shift adjustment

Range of vertical

lens shiftadjustment

Thisillustrationshowsnormalverticallensshiftwithouttheuseofspecialspecificationlensorprojector.

Moving the lens horizontallyThedistanceofhorizontallensmovementis30%ofhalfthescreenwidthinbothdirections.Forinstance,ifyouareusinga80"×50"screen,youwillbeabletomovetheimageleftorrightbynomorethan12"(0.305m).

Range ofhorizontallens shiftadjustment

Range ofhorizontallens shiftadjustment

Thisillustrationshowsnormalhorizontallensshiftwithouttheuseofspecialspecificationlensorprojector.

Note:whenthelensisintheneutralposition(i.e.withouthorizontalorverticalshift),thecenteroftheprojectionshouldbealignedwiththecenterofthescreen.


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Connecting the projector to other devicesHDMI / DVI connectionSignalsfromimagesourceofferthebestprojectionimagequalitywhensentthroughHDMI.Therefore,trytouseinputdeviceswithHDMIoutputasthesourceofimage.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2

G/Y B/Pb R/Pr H VRGB-HV/SOGHDMI � HDMI �

HDMI/DVI input source(BD/HD-DVD/DVD player, HD set-top-box, gaming consoles and so forth)

12V Trigger connectionIfyourhometheatresystemincludesaprojectorscreen,screencoverorother12VTriggerequipment,pleaseconnectsuchdevice/equipmenttotheprojector’s12VTriggeroutputasillustrated.Afteryouhavedoneso,Yourscreenwilllowerautomaticallywheneveryouturnonyourprojectorforyourconvenience.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2


Tip = +12V Sleeve = Ground

Retractable screen or other 12V device


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RGB connectionConnectyourPCorotherdeviceswithRGBoutputtotheRGBinputconnectorsontheprojectortobeusedasthesourceofimageinput.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2



AC POWER SWITCH



S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2

G/Y B/Pb R/Pr H VRGB-HV/SOGHDMI HDMI G/Y B/Pb R/Pr H V

Desk Top or Notebook


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RGBs connectionIfthesourceequipmentusescompositeimagesynchronizedconnectorstooutputRGB,pleaseconnectthegreen,blueandredconnectorstotheY,Pb,PrjacksattheCOMPONENT1/SCARTinputsandthesynchronizedoutputtotheVIDEOjack.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RGBHV / YUV 2


YUV 1

Synchronize Green Blue RedDVD player or other SCART RGBS input sources

IR INPUT connectionIftheprojectorisunabletopickuptheIRsignalsfromtheremotecontroleduetodistanceorobstacles(i.e.wallorcabinetdoors),youcanconnectanexternalIRrepeatertotheprojector’sIRINPUTjacktoextendtheeffectivesignalreceptionrange.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2


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S-Video/Video connectionIftheimageinputdeviceoffersbothS-VideoandVideoconnection,itisrecommendedthatyouchooseS-Videotoobtainbetterimagequality.IfboththeS-VideoandVideoinputsareconnectedtotheprojector,theprojectorwillprioritizeS-VideosignalinputandimagefromtheVideoinputwillnotbeplayed.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2


IN OUT

10/100 BASE-T

SDI / HDSDI / 3G

DVD player, VCR, satellite receiver,LD and so forth

COMPONENT connectionTakethe3/5cabledRGBcomponentvideoconnectorsfromthesourceequipmenttotheprojector’sCOMPONENT1SCARTorCOMPONENT2jacks.

S-VIDEO VIDEO YUV 1

RGB-S

RS-232

12V TRIGGER

IR ext.I II350mA

RGBHV / YUV 2


DTV (YPbPr)

Y Pb Pr

DTV set-top-box or other compo-nent (YPbPr) input source


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Turning on the projectorRefertotheinstructionscoveredin“Page14:Quickinstallationoftheprojector.“.

Changing OSD languageByfactorydefault,theOSDmenuoftheprojectorisdisplayedinEnglish.Ifyouwishtoswitchtoadifferentlanguage,youcangotoMENUCONTROLLanguageandchoosethelanguageyoupreferfortheOSD.


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Adjusting screen orientationBydefault,theprojectorisconfiguredfor“frontalprojection-desktopinstallation”.Ifyouchoosetoinstallyourprojectorinothersetups,besuretoadjustthescreenorientationtoachievethecorrectprojectionmode.

Frontal projection - ceiling modePressMENUALIGNMENTCeilingModeandchooseON;theprojectorisnowconfiguredfor“frontalprojection-ceilingmode”.

Correct Picturecanoe

canoe

canoe


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Rear projection - desktop installaion PressMENUALIGNMENTRearProjectionandchooseON;theprojectorisnowconfiguredfor“rearprojection-desktopinstallation”.

canoe

Correct Picture canoe

canoe

Rear projection - ceiling modePressMENUALIGNMENTRearProjectionandchooseON;pressMENUoncemoreALIGNMENTCeilingModeandchooseON

canoe

canoe

Correct Picture

canoe

Adjusting the projector lensProjectorlensadjustmentincludesfocus,zoom,horizontal/verticalimageshift.PleaserefertoPage15:“5.Adjustingtheprojector’sangle”.,“6.Adjustingfocusandzoom.”.and“7.Correctingkeystoningcausedbyprojectionangle”.fordetailedinstructions.


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Using the remote control 5

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4

1

5

INPUT

ASPECTRATIO

AUTO IMAGE

PAUSE TEXT

MENU

SHARPN

PHASE COLOR TINT

ADDRESSSWAPPIP

1

3

4

6

7

2

5

1. ONThisbuttonisusedtoturnontheprojector.

2. OFFThisbuttonisusedtoturnofftheprojector.

3. 1 2 3 4 5

Thesebuttonsontheremotecontrolarethehotkeysfordifferentimagesource.Byfactorydefault,theseare:1=HDMI12=RGBD-153=RGBHV/YUV2

4=YUV15=CompositeVideoYoucanconfiguretheinputsourcethatcorrespondstoeachbuttonintheOSDMenu.Todoso:

WhenpressMENU>CONTROL>Button1~5;usethe▼▲buttonstochoosefromdiffferentsourcesofinput.Youcanchoosefrom:HDMI1,HDMI2,RGBD-15,YUV1,RGBHV/YUV2,CompositeVideo,S-VideoandRGB-S.

Forexample,ifyouhaveconfigured 1 asRGBD-15intheOSDMenu,whenyoupress

1 ontheremotecontrol,theprojectorwilldisplaytheimagefromRGBD-15.4.▼▲►◄

Usethesebuttonstomakeyourselectionorconfigure,adjustconfigurationortogglebetweenimagedisplays.ENTER Usethisbuttontoselectitemsinthemenuorconfirmthesettingsyouhavechanged.WhenpressENTER,YoualsorecallLENSADJUSTwhenmenuisoff.

5.ASPECT RATIOYoucanscrollthroughdifferentaspectratiosbypressingthisbuttonrepeatedly.Formoreinformation,referto"Page2:INDEX".

6.MENU PressthisbuttontoshoworhidetheOSDMenu.

7. VariousimageadjustmentbuttonsPAUSE PAUSE Usethisbuttontohaltprojection temporarily.TEXT TEXT WhenTEXTissettoON,the userwillbeabletooperatethe OSDMenunormally. WhenTEXTissettoOFF,only ON,OFF,1~5,SWAP,PIP,

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5 Using the remote control

PAUSEwillfunctionnormally; pressinganyotherbuttonswill notaccesstheOSDMenu.

8. AUTOIMAGE ThisbuttonisusedtoResyncthe image;whentheimagesignal becomesunstableorimage qualitydeterioratessimplypress thisbuttonandtheprojectorwill automaticallyadjustthescreen dimension,phase,timingandso forth.(Theadjustmentsalsoapply toPIPinput).

CONTRAST Adjustthelevelofwhiteinthe imagetoincreaseordecrease imagecontrast.

BRIGHTNESS Adjustthelevelofblackinthe imagetoincreaseordecrease imagebrightness.

SHARPNESS Adjustimagesharpnessand clarity.

PHASE Whentheimageflickers,doubles, distortsorappearstobewavy, pressthisbuttontoadjust.

COLOR Adjusttheimage’scolorsaturation Whenoversaturated,thecolorsin theimagewillappeartobevery brightandvivid;ontheotherhand, ifcolorsareundersaturated,the imagewillappeartobewashed out.

TINT Thisbuttononlyworksforvideo signalsinputthroughtheVideo andS-videoports.Bypressing thisbutton,youcanadjustthe ratioofmagentaandgreeninthe image;loweringthissettingwill

maketheimageappearmore magenta,whileincreasingthis settingwillmaketheimage appearmoregreen.

PIP PIP Usethisbuttontodisplayor disablePIP.SWAP SWAP Usethisbuttontoswitchthe sourcesofimagePIPdisplay.ADDRESS ADDRESS *Only2addressesarepossible* PressandholdtheENTERbuton andpressthisbuttonuntilthe remotecontrolpanelflashesonce (approximately5seconds)to changethereceivingaddressof theremotecontrol.Ifyouuseone remotecontroltooperatetwo differentprojectors,youcan assigndifferentaddressforthe twoprojectorssothatwhenyou operateprojectorA,projectorB willnotbeaffected.

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6OSD Menu description

OSD Menu TreeOSDMenu

INPUT

InputSelection

HDMI1HDMI2RGBD-15(RGB-HV/SOG)YUV1RGBHV/YUV2CompositeVideo(Video)S-VideoRGB-SSDI/HDSDI/3G

InputConfigurationAuto,YUVHD,YUVSTD,RGB-PCRGB-Video

InputLocking Auto48Hz,50Hz,60Hz

AutoPowerOff OnOff

AutoPowerON OnOff

NoSignal

LogoBlueBlackWhite

VideoStandard AutoPAL,SECAM,NTSC

AutoImageAdjust Off,AutoAlways

IMAGE

Contrast 0~200

Brightness 0~200

Saturation 0~200

Tint 0~200

Sharpness 0~200

NoiseReduction 0~200

ColorTemperature 3200K,5400K,6500K,9300K,Native

InputBalance

BlackBalanceOffsetRedOffsetGreenOffsetBlueOffsetWhiteBalanceRedGainGreenGainBlueGain

AspectRatio

5:4,4:3,16:1016:9,1.88,2.35Letterbox,NativeUnscaled

Timings

HTotalHStartHPhaseVStart

AutoImage Execute

LAYOUT

ZoomOffCropZoom

MainSelect

HDMI1HDMI2RGBD-15(RGB-HV/SOG)YUV1YUV2(RGBHV/YUV2)CompositeVideo(Video)S-VideoRGB-SSDI/HDSDI/3G

PIPSelect

HDMI1HDMI2RGBD-15(RGB-HV/SOG)YUV1YUV2(RGBHV/YUV2)CompositeVideo(Video)S-VideoRGB-SSDI/HDSDI/3G

PIPPosition

TopLeftTopRightBottonLeftBottonRightSplitL-R

PIP On,Off

LAMPS

ModeEcoNormalPower

LAMPS SingleDual

HighAltitudeMode OnOff

Power 0~19(85%-100%)

Lamp1Status OnOff

Lamp2Status OnOff

Lamp1RunTime XXHRS

Lamp2RunTime XXHRS

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ALIGNMENT

RearProjection OnOff

CeilingMode OnOff

LensControlZoom/FocusShift

DynamicContrast OnOff

Gamma 1.82.02.22.352.5

InternalPatterns On(1~12Pattern)Off(0off)

ColorSpaceNative,EBU,SMPTECustom

LensToMidposition

Execute

Warp

HorizontalKeystoneVerticalKeystoneRotationPincushion/BarrelTopLeftCornerTopRightCornerBottomLeftCornerBottomRightCornerCustomWarpReset

BlankingTop,BottomLeft,Right,Reset

ScenergiX

StatusWhiteLevelTopBottomLeftRightBlackLevelTopBottomLeftRightALLREDGREENBLUEResetAdjustLines

Control

IRAddress 12

EcoNetworkPower

OnOff

ProjectorControl RS-232Network

Network

IPAddressSubnetmaskGatewayDHCP(theseareread-onlyinformation)

Control

MenuPosition

TopLeftTopRightBottonLeftBottonRightCenter

StartUpLogo OnOff

StartUpChime OnOff

Button1 HDMI1HDMI2RGBD-15(RGB-HV/SOG)YUV1YUV2(RGBHV/YUV2)CompositeVideo(Video)S-VideoRGB-SSDI/HDSDI/3G

Button2

Button3

Button4

Button5

Trigger1 5:4,4:3,16:1016:9,1.88,2.35Letterbox,NativeAuto,Unscaled

Trigger2

AutoSource OnOff

Language

EnglishFrenchSpanishGermanPortugueseChineseSimplifiedChineseTraditionalJapaneseKorean

Service

Model

Read-onlyinformation

SerialNumber

SoftwareVersion

Active/PIPsource

PixelClock

SignalFormat

H/VRefreshRate

Lamp1RunTime

Lamp2RunTime

LampHourReset Lamp1HourResetLamp2HourReset

ProjectorRunTime

Read-onlyinformation

BlueOnly OnOff

FactoryReset

Thecommandwillbeexecutedafterconfirmationinthepromptdialogbox

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OSD Description1. PresstheMENUbuttonontheremotecontroloronthebackoftheprojectorto

bringuptheOSDMenu.

2. Youwillseesevenfunctionalmenus(Input,Image,Layout,Lamp,Alignment,ControlandService).Press◄or►toselectthedesiredsubmenu.

3. Press▲or▼toselectthedesiredsubmenu.

4. Yourcurrentselectionineachofthesubmenuwillbedisplayedinyellowtextandhighlightedinblue.Press◄or►toaccesstheconfigurationfortheselecteditemorpressENTERtogotoanothersubmenu.

5. PressMENUtoreturntothepreviousmenu.

6. Fromthemainmenu,pressMENUtoclosetheOSDMenu.

INPUT

Input SelectionUsethisfunctiontospecifythesourceofimageconnectedtotherearoftheprojector.Forinstance,ifyouhaveconnectedyourPCasthevideoinputsource,youcanchooseRGBD-15(RGB-HV/SOG)tobetheinputforimageprojection.Optionsofinputavailableontheprojectorinclude:HDMI1, HDMI2, RGB D-15(RGB-HV/SOG), YUV1, YUV2(RGBHV/YUV2), Composite Video(Video), S-Video, RGB-S, SDI/HDSDI/3G.

Input ConfigurationThisfunctionisonlyavailableforinputsourcesRGBD-15,YUV1andRGBHV/YUV2.OptionsforInputConfigurationincludeAuto,YUVHD,YUVSTD,RGB-PCandRGB-Video.ThedefaultsettingAutoshouldworkformostapplicationsignals.UsethisfunctiontoswitchamongYUVHD,YUVSTD,RGB-PCandRGB-VideoiftheinputsignalformatisnotmatchedwiththeAutosetting.


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Input LockingUsethisfunctiontospecifythefrequencyoftheimageinputsignal.Youcanlettheprojectordeterminetheoptimalprojectionfrequencyorforcetheprojectortoprojectimageatthefrequencyyouspecify.• Auto ThepresetvalueforthisfunctionisAuto.Ifyouspecifyverticalrefreshfrequencyfromthe

inputdevicetobebetween48~62Hz,theprojectorwillautomaticallylockthefrequencyoftheinputsignalsothatbothsignalinputandoutputwillberefreshedatthesamefrequencyinordertoachieveoptimalimageoutput.Ifthefrequencyoftheinputsignalfallsbetween24~31Hz,theprojectorwillautomaticallydoubletheverticalrefreshfrequency.Ifthefrequencyoftheinputsignalfallsbetween31~48Hzorexceeds62Hz,theprojectorwillautomaticallysetthefrequencyto60Hz.

• 50Hz :Choosethisoptiontosetimageoutputfrequencyat50Hz.• 60Hz : Choosethisoptiontosetimageoutputfrequencyat60Hz.

Note:IfyouenablePIP,theprojectorwillautomaticallysynchronizethefrequencyofthePIPinputsignalwiththemaininputsignal.

Auto Power OffThedefaultvalueisOFF.IfyousetittoON,theprojectorwillautomaticallyshutdownafter20minuteswithoutinputsignal.

Auto Power ONThedefaultvalueisOff.IfyousetittoON,theprojectorwillautomaticallystartupwhenitisconnectedtoACpower.Ifyouplugtheprojector’spowercordintoanACsocketwithaswitch,youcanusethisfunctiontostartuptheprojectorusingthesocket’sswitchinsteadoftheremote.Ifyoudonotneedthisfunction,pleasesetittoOff.

No SignalUsethisfunctiontospecifythecontentorcolortobedisplayedontheblankscreenwhennoinputsignalisavailable.YoucanchoosefromLogo,Blue,Black,White.ThedefaultvalueisLogo.

Video StandardDifferentcountriesmayusedifferentvideosignalformats.Pleasechoosethevideostandardinyourarea.

• Auto Thisisthedefaultvalue.Theprojectorwillautomaticallydeterminethevideostandardused

inyourarea.• PAL (PhaseAlternationByLine) Avideostandardwith625scanlines/25framesperseconddevelopedbyGermany.The

PALsystemisusedinGermany,GreatBritain,SouthAmerica,Australia,ChinaandmanyWesternEuropeannationsandAsiancountries.

• SECAM(SequentialColorWithMemory) Avideostandardwith625scanlinesdevelopedbyFrance.AreasincludingformerEast

Germany,Czechoslovakia,Egypt,Polandandetc.usetheSECAMstandard.


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• NTSC (NationalTelevisionSystemsCommittee) Avideostandardwith525scanlinesperframedevelopedbytheNationalTelevision

SystemsCommitteeofU.S..TheNTSCstandardisprimarilyusedintheU.S.,Japan,CanadaandMexico. Note:Generallyspeaking,theprojectorwillbeabletoautomaticallydetectthevideostandardused

inyourarea.However,therearecircumstancewheretheprojectorwillfailtointerpretthevideostandardusedandtheuserwillhavetomanuallyconfigurethevideoformat.Ifyouareunsureofthevideostandardusedinyourarea,pleasecontactaqualifiedpersonnelandinquireaboutthevideostandardusedinyourarea.

Auto Image AdjustYoucanconfiguretheAutoImageAdjustfunctiontooneofthefollowingthreemodes:• Off =NEVER• Auto =Whennotdonebefore(orwhendonefirsttime)• Always =Whennewsourceselectedornewsourceconnected.FormoreinformationonAutoImageAdjust,referto“Page33:AutoImageAdjust“.ormationonAutoImageAdjust,referto“Page33:AutoImageAdjust“.


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IMAGE

ContrastUsetoadjustthecontrastoftheprojectedimage.Youcanconnecttheprojectortoanexternalimagesourcetodisplayanimageresemblingtheoneshownbelowforadjustment.Itisrecommendedthatyouadjusttheprojectedimageaccordingtotheresultsshownbelowsothatthebrightnessofthespectrumremainsconstantthroughoutandachievemaximumcontrastbetweenblackandwhite.

Thefollowingimageillustratestheresultsofdirectcontrastadjustmentusingarandomimage:

Loweredcontrast EnhancedcontrastOriginalimage


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BrightnessUsetoadjustthebrightnessoftheprojectedimage.Youcanconnecttheprojectortoanexternalimagesourcetodisplayanimageresemblingtheoneshown(PLUGE,PictureLine-UpGenerationEquipment)foradjustment.AlthoughtherearenumerousversionsofPLUGEimage,theyaretypicallycomprisedofblocksofblack,whiteandgrayontopofablackbackground.

Contrast,Brightness,SaturationandTintareinterrelatedoptionsthataffectoneanother;whenyouadjustoneofthem,youmighthavetofinetuneothersettingstogetthebestprojectionresults.

Above Black

Below Black

Itisrecommendedthatyouadjusttheimagetothefollowingstatus:• Thedarkestblackbaroftheimageshould

disappearintothebackground.• Thedarkgrayareashouldbebarelyvisible.• Thelightgrayareashouldbeclearlyvisible.• Thewhiteareashouldappearrealandmellow.• Theimageshouldonlydisplayblack,grayand

white(withnoothercolors).

Thefollowingimageillustratestheresultsofdirectbrightnessadjustmentusingarandomimage:Reducedbrightness EnhancedbrightnessOriginalimage

SaturationUsetoadjustthesaturationoftheprojectedimage.Ifthecoloroftheprojectedimageseemstobeoverlybrightandvivid,decreasecolorsaturation;ifthecolorseemswhiteandwashedout,increasecolorsaturation.Reducedsaturation EnhancedsaturationOriginalimage


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TintUsetoadjustthetint(balancebetweenmagentaandgreen)oftheprojectedimage.Loweringthevaluewillmaketheimageappearredder;increasingthevaluewillmaketheimageappeargreener.Reducedtint EnhancedtintOriginalimage

SharpnessTheadjustmentofsharpnessprimarilychangesthevalueofhighfrequencydetail.Youcanconnecttheprojectortoanexternalimagesourcetodisplayanimageresemblingtheoneshownbelowtoadjusttheimagesharpness.

Thefollowingimageillustratestheresultsofdirectsharpnessadjustmentus-ingarandomimage:Reducedsharpness EnhancedsharpnessOriginalimage


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Noise ReductionUsetoadjustthenoiseoftheprojectedimage.ThisfunctionissuitablefortheeliminationofimagenoisefrominterleavingSDinput.Generallyspeaking,reducingimagenoisewilllowerthevalueofhighfrequencydetailandmaketheimageappearmoremellow.

→

noisereduction

Color TemperatureYoucanchoosefrom3200K, 5400K, 6500K, 9300K and Native.Colortemperaturereferstothechangeinlightcolorunderdifferentenergiesthatisperceivedbythenakedeye.Thechangeofcolortemperaturefromlowtohighforvisiblelightgoesfromorangeredwhiteblue .Theprojector’sdefaultcolortemperatureissetat6500Kanditissuitableformostsituations.Ascolortemperaturerises,theimagewillappeartobemoreblue;asitdecreases,theimagewillappearredder.Whenyouchoose“Native”,theprojectorwilldisablethewhiteadjustmentfunctionoftheinputdevice.

Input BalanceRegardlessofthechangeinambientlight,thehumaneyeisequippedwithanautomaticadjustmentmechanismthatmakesawhiteobjectappearswhiteandblackobjectblack.However,sincenomachinehassuchanincredibleinnatefeature,youmayneedtomakecertainadjustmentstotheprojector’ssettingswhentheambientlightchangessothattheimagewillappearclosertotheactualcolors.

the point where saturationis reached needs to be samefor RGB

the point where CUT off for RGB is reached needs to be the same

White balanceadjust

black balance adjust

inputsignal

0 255

OffsetThisreferstothecontrolofcolorimbalanceinthedarkerareasoftheprojectedimage.Itisrecommendedthatyouuseanexternaltestimagewithmanyareasofdarkandgraycolors(i.e.animageof30IRE-window).Ifyounoticeminimalamountofred,greenorblueinthegrayareas,adjusttheoffsetofthecorrespondingcoloraccordingly.Thisfunctionwillshifttheentirecolorspectrumforthewholeimageandchangeitsbrightness.


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GainThisreferstothecontrolofcolorimbalanceinthebrighterareasoftheprojectedimage.Itisrecommendedthatyouuseanexternaltestimagewithmanyareasofwhite(i.e.animageof80IRE-window).Ifyounoticeminimalamountofred,greenorblueinthegrayareas,lowerthegainofthecorrespondingcoloraccordingly.Thisfunctionisusedtoincreaseordecreasetherangeofcolorinputfortheentireimage.Generallyspeaking,asgainincreases,thecontrastoftheimagewillbecomelower.Byincreasingtheoffset,theimagebrightnesswillbecomelower.• Black Balance Offset Thisfunctioninvolvestheadjustmentofthefollowingred,greenandblueoffsets.Thetext itselfisdecorative.

• Red OffsetPresstoadjusttheoffsetofredindarkscales.

• Green OffsetPresstoadjusttheoffsetofgreenindarkscales.

• Blue OffsetPresstoadjusttheoffsetofblueindarkscales.

• White Balance Thisfunctioninvolvestheadjustmentofthefollowingred,greenandbluegains.Thetext itselfisdecorative.

• Red GainPresstoadjustthegainofredinbrightscales.

• Green GainPresstoadjustthegainofgreeninbrightscales.

• Green GainPresstoadjustthegainofblueinbrightscales.

spect RatioUsethisfunctiontoadjusttheaspectratiooftheprojectedimage.Usetoadjusttheratioofimagelengthandwidth.

Theprojector’sfullimagesizeis16:10(1920×1200dots).Thefollowingdiagramillustratesthedifferenceinvariousaspectratiosettings:


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Native input 16:10

Output aspect ratio16:9

Output aspect ratio1.88

Output aspect ratioUnscaled




Output aspect ratioNative

Output aspect ratioLetterbox

Native input 4:3






Output aspect ratioNative

Output aspect ratioLetterbox

Output aspect ratioUnscaled

Cropped portion of the image

Note:thatwhenusedforcommercialpurposes,including:projectionofimageinmovietheatres,hotels,cafeteriaandotherpublicvenues,compressionorextensionofimageachievedthroughthechangeofaspectratiomayconstitutecopyrightinfringementtotherightfulowneroftheimage.Pleasedosoatyourowndiscretion.


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Timings• H Total Presstoadjustthehorizontaltotal. Usethisfunctiontoadjusttheclockfrequencyofpixelsampling(horizontalpixelfrequency oftheanaloginputsourcegeneratedbytheADC).Ifyounoticeflickeringorverticlelines intheimage,itmeansthatthepixelsamplingfrequencyisinsufficient.Youcanusethis functiontoadjustthefrequencytoachieveconsistentimagequality. Thefollowingimageisanexampleoftestimagefromanexternalsignalsource:

Adjustimagequalitybychangingthevalueofhorizontaltotaltosmoothentheimage.

*Inordertoadjusttimingsthepatternshouldbeusedispixel(on/off)*• H Start Usetoadjusttheprojectedimage’shorizontalposition. Iftheprojectedimageisnotatthecenterofthescreen(i.e.shiftedtorightorleft)and endsupbeingcropped,usethisfunctiontoadjusttheimage’shorizontalposition.The followingimageisanexampleoftestimagefromanexternalsignalsource:

Native picture Skewed left Skewed right

• H PhaseUsetoadjusttheprojectedimage’sphase.Usethisfunctiontoadjustthephaseofpixelsamplingclock(relativetoinputsignal). Shouldtheimagestillflickerorshownoise(i.e.edgesontexts)afteroptimization,adjust phaseaccordingly.• V StartUsetoadjusttheprojectedimage’sverticalposition.Iftheprojectedimageisnotatthecenterofthescreen(i.e.shiftedupordown)andends upbeingcropped,usethisfunctiontoadjusttheimage’sverticalposition.Thefollowing imageisanexampleoftestimagefromanexternalsignalsource:

原始圖面圖面下偏圖面上偏Nativepicture Skeweddown SkewedUp

Itisrecommendedthatwhenadjustingtheimage,thehorizontaltotalshouldbeadjustedbeforethehorizontalphase.However,iftheimagestillflickersevenafteryouhaveadjustedboth,tryloweringtheimagenoise.

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Auto ImageWhenAutoImagewasselectedintheOSDmenu,pressENTERtoexecutetheautomaticimageadjustmentfunction.Byexecutingthisfunction,theprojectorwillresynctheimage.Usethisfunctionwhentheimagesourceisunstableorwhenyounoticedeteriorationinimagequalityandtheprojectorwillautomaticallyadjusttheimagesize,phaseandtiming.(TheadjustmentalsoappliestoPIPinputsource).

Thisfunctionisidenticaltothe buttonontheremotecontrol.Youcansimplyusethehotkeyontheremotecontroltoexecutethisfunction.

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LAYOUT

ZoomDuetothefactthatsomeconsumersmaystillbeusingoldertelevisionsystems,someTVprogramsmaynotdisplaytheedgesoftheimage.Usethisfunctiontohidetheimageedgebychoosingoneofthefollowingthreeoptions:• Off Settingittooffmakesnochangetotheprojectedimage.• Crop Settingitto"Crop"willaddtwo"masks"equivalentto3%ofhorizontalresolutiononeither

sideoftheimageandtwosimilarmasksaboveandbelowtheprojectedimage.• Zoom Youcanusethisfunctiontoenlargetheimage'shorizontalresolutionoverthe106%ofthe

defaultaspectratio.Anyportionthatexceedstheoriginalimagewillbecropped.

Whenyousetaspectratioto"Native",besuretosetZoomto"Off"or"Crop".

16:10

Off Crop Zoom

5:4

2.35

Main SelectWhenyouwanttoprojectPIPimage,usethisfunctiontospecifytheimagesourceforthePIPimage.ThisfunctionisidenticaltoInputSelection;formoreinformation,pleasereferto"Page2:INDEX".


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PIP SelectUsethisfunctiontoselectthesourceforthesubwindow.YoucanchoosefromHDMI1,HDMI2,RGBD-15(RGB-HV/SOG),YUV1,RGBHV/YUV2,CompositeVideo(Video),S-Video,RGB-S,SDI/HDSDI/3Gandsoforth.

PIP PositionYoucanchoosetodisplaythesubwindowinfivedifferent locationoverthemainpictureaccordingtoyourpreference.

PIPIfyouwishtodisplayPIPimage,youcanmaketheconfigurationhere.Bychoosing"ON",youwillseetwowindowsontheprojectedimage;thelargeroneistheprimaryimageandthesmalleroneisthesubimage.Bychoosing"OFF",thePIPfunctionwillbedisabledandyouwillonlyseeasingleimagewindow.*pleaserefertothefollowingmainandPIPsourcematrixforavalidmainandPIPsourceselectionwhenPIPisON.*

HDMI1 HDMI2 RGB YUV1 RGBHV/ Composite S-Video RGB-S SDI /

D-15 YUV2 Video HDSDI/3G

HDMI 1 – O O O O O O –

HDMI 2 – O O O O O O –

RGB D-15 O O – – O O O O

YUV 1 O O – – O O – O

RGBHV/ YUV 2 O O – – O O – O

Composite Video O O O O O – – O

S-Video O O O O O – – O

RGB-S O O O – – – – O

SDI/HDSDI/3G – – O O O O O O

O mean Source Available ; — mean NA

Main Select

PIP

Select

Subpicture Mainpicture

SplitL-R BottomRightBottomLeft

TopRightTopLeft


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LAMP

Thischaptercoversinformationontheprojectorlamp.

Mode• ECO WhensettoEcomode,thewattageofthelampwillbeat280W.Ifthesurrounding

environmentissufficientlydarkorifyoudonotrequireintensebrightness,youcansetthelamptoEcomodetoprolongitsusagelife.

• Normal WhensettoNormalmode,thewattageofthelampwillbeat330W.Iftheprojection

environmentrequiresbrighterimage,youcansetthelamptoNormalforthehighestprojectionbrightness.

• Power IftheimagebrightnessatEcomodeistoodarkforyouandtheNormalmodegetstoo

bright,youcansetittoPowertospecifythepowerofthelampyourselftomakefineadjustmentstothebrightnessoftheprojectedimage.youcouldencountersituationswheretheimagefromprojectorAbeingbrighterthanprojectorB.Whenthisoccurs,youcanusethisfunctionyoucouldencountersituationswheretheimagefromprojectorAbeingbrighterthanprojectorB.Whenthisoccurs,youcanusethisfunctiontofinetunethebrightnessofthetwoprojectorstoachieveconsistentimagebrightness.Toaccessthisfunction,gototheOSDMenu→LAMPS→Powerandadjustaccordingly.

LAMPSDependingontheapplicationcondition,eithersinglelamporduallampscanbeselectedviaOSDmenu.Whentheprojectorwasswitchedfromsinglelamptoduallamps,anhourglassOSDwillblocktheuserfromthefurtherOSDoperationfor7seconds.Whentheprojectorwasswitchedfromduallampmodetosinglelamp,thelampsselectionOSDwillbeblockedfor90secondsforlampcooling.Thelamppowercanbeadjustedfrom85%~100%.• Single Whentheprojectionenvironmentissufficientlydark

thatasinglelampcouldachievethedesiredprojectionbrightness,youcanchoosetouseonesinglelamp.Theprojectorwillautomaticallydeterminetheusagehoursforlamp1andlamp2andchoosethelampwithlowerhoursfortheoperation.

• Dual Whenyourequirebrighterimagefromtheprojector,

pleaseoperatetheprojectorwithDuallamps.Lamp1

Lamp2


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High Altitude ModeUsethisfunctiontocontroltheprojector'scoolingfan.YoucansetittoOfforOn.ThedefaultsettingisOff.Undernormalcircumstances,theprojectorwilloperatenormallywiththisfunctionsettoOff.Bydefault,theprojectorwilldetectthetemperatureofthesurroundingenvironmenttoregulatethespeedofthecoolingfan.Whentheambienttemperaturerises,fanspeedwillincrease(generatesloudernoise)tomakesuretheheatinsidetheprojectorgetsdischargedandkeeptheprojectorworkingnormally.

However,ifyouweretooperatetheprojectorinenvironmentofexcessiveheatorinareasofhighaltitude,theprojectormayautomaticallyshutdown.Whenthishappens,youcanenablethisfunctionbysettingittoOntoforcethecoolingfantoworkatahigherspeedtoregulatethetemperatureinsidetheprojector.

• Highaltituderegionreferstoareawithelevationover1500meters(4900feet).• Whenoperatinginnormalaltitudeenvironments,theprojectorwilladjustthecoolingfan accordingtothetemperatureoftheworkingenvironment.Whenthetemperaturerises above30C,theprojectorwillautomaticallyincreasefanspeed.• Accordingtotheproductspecification,themaximumoperatingaltitudefortheprojectoris

at3000m@25C.Thismeansthatyoushouldnotbeoperatingtheprojectorinhighaltitudeswhentheworkingenvironmentisover25C.(Duetotheairthinningsubstantiallyathighaltitudes,theresultofcoolingachievedbythecoolingfanissignificantlyreducedcomparedtooperationonlevelground.Withlowatmosphericpressureandhighoperatingtemperature,thecoolingfanwillnotbeabletodispersetheheatadequately)

PowerThisfunctionwillnotbeavailableifyouhavesetthelamptoEcoorNormalmodes,referto"Page44:Mode".;youcanonlyadjustthissettingwhenthelamphasbeensetto”Power”.Youcanspecifythelamppowerintherangeof85%~100%.Generallyspeaking,thelowerthepower,thedimmertheimagewillbebutthelampwillhavelongerlifecycle.Incontrast,thehigherthepower,thebrightertheimagewillbeatthecostofshorterlamplifecycle.

Lamp1 StatusThisfunctionislimitedtodisplaypurposestoinformtheuserofLamp1status(OnorOff).

Lamp2 StatusThisfunctionislimitedtodisplaypurposestoinformtheuserofLamp2status(OnorOff).

Lamp1 Run TimeThisfunctionislimitedtodisplaypurposestoinformtheuserofLamp1'stotalruntime.

Lamp2 Run TimeThisfunctionislimitedtodisplaypurposestoinformtheuserofLamp2'stotalruntime.


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ALIGNMENT

Rear ProjectionThedefaultsettingisOff.Whenyouhavesetuptheprojectorforrearprojection,pleasesetittoON.Formoreinformationondifferentmodesofprojection,referto"Page17:Modesofinstallation".

Ceiling ModeThedefaultsettingisOff.Whenyouhavesetuptheprojectorforceilingmode(hungfromtheceilinginreverse),pleasesetittoON.Formoreinformationondifferentmodesofprojection,referto"Page17:Modesofinstallation".

Lens Control• Zoom Thisfunctionisidenticaltotheonecoveredinprevioussections.Referto"Page15:

6.Adjustingfocusandzoom.".• Focus Thisfunctionisidenticaltotheonecoveredinprevioussections.Referto"Page15:6.Adjustingfocusandzoom.".• Shift Thisfunctionisidenticaltotheonecoveredinprevioussections.Referto"Page15:5.

Adjustingtheprojector'sangle".

KeystoneUsethisfunctiontocorrectkeystoningcausedbyprojectionangle.• Horizontal Keystone Thisfunctionisidenticaltotheonecoveredinprevioussections.Referto"Page16:7.

Correctingkeystoningcausedbyprojectionangle".• Vertical Keystone Thisfunctionisidenticaltotheonecoveredinprevioussections.Referto"Page16:7.

Correctingkeystoningcausedbyprojectionangle". Note:*Thesummationoftheabsolutevalueofhorizontalkeystoneandverticalkeystoneislimitedto

lessthanorequalto350.*


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Dynamic ContrastUsethisfunctiontoconfiguretheprojectortoautomaticallyadjustimagecontrastfromthesourceuponstartuporshutdown.Whenactivated,theprojectorwilldynamicallyadjusttheimagecontrastfromthebeginningoftheprojectionuntilthecontenthasended.

GammaDifferentGammasettingswillaffectviewers'perceptionoftheimage.Generallyspeaking,forimagesthataredarker,itisrecommendedthatGammabesethighertoyieldbetterimagequalityindarkerregionsbysacrificingdetailsinbrighterareas.Incontrast,whenprojectingbrighterimages,youcansettheGammalowertogiveupdetailsinthedarkerareastomakethebrighterareas(i.e.clouds)morevisible.

Youcanchoosefromfivedifferentgammasettings(1.8,2.0,2.2,2.35and2.5)ontheprojector.Theprojector'sdefaultgammavalueisat2.2.

Everysettinghaspreciselydefinedphasestodisplayallprimarycolors(red,green,blue)andsecondarycolors(yellow,cyan,magenta)inmillionsofpixels.Changinganynumberinthesettingwillchangetheresultingcolorandrearrangethecolor"triangle".

Internal PatternsTheprojectorcomeswithsomestandardbuilt-inpatternsfortesterstocalibratetheequipment.Theseinclude:0=Off 1=ColorBars 2=Hatch 3=Burst 4=Red5=Green 6=Blue 7=White 8=Black 9=TI-Red10=TI-Green 11=TI-Blue 12=TI-Ramp

Color SpaceUsingdifferentcolorspacewillcreatedifferentcolorpresentationintheprojectedimage.Youcanchoosefromthefollowingcolorgamma:• Native Choosethistoapplytheprojector'snativecolorgamut• EBU ChoosethistoapplytheEBUcolorgamut;itisprimarilysuitedforinputdevicesusing

PAL,SECAM,576i,576pandsoforth.• SMPTE ChoosethistoapplytheSMPTEcolorgamut;itisprimarilysuitedforinputdevicesusing

NTSC,480i,480pandsoforth.• Custom Choosethistocustomizethecolorgamutaccordingtoyourpreferencethroughprojector

Toolsetapplication.

Lens To MidpositionAfterseriesoflensshiftoperations,thisfunctioncanbeusedtoreturnthelenstothecenterposition.


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WarpThefunctionprovidesdistortioncorrectiononprojectedimages.

• Horizontal Keystone Press▲▼tocorrecthorizontalkeystoneduetoprojectionangle. Pleasereferto"Page16:7.Correctingkeystoningcausedbyprojectionangle".• Verticall Keystone Press▲▼tocorrectVerticalkeystoneduetoprojectionangle.Pleasereferto"Page16:7.Correctingkeystoningcausedbyprojectionangle".• Rotation Press◄►tocorrectincorrectimageangle.

Correctangle Press►toadjustangletocorrect.

Press◄toadjustangletocorrect.

• Pincushion / Barrel Press◄►tocorrectpincushion/barreldistortion.

→Press◄►tocorrectpincushiondistortiontocorrectimage.

→Press◄►tocorrectbarreldistortiontocorrectimage.

• Top Left Corner Press◄►tocorrecttopleftcornerimagebias.

→Press◄►tocorrecttopleftcornerimagebiastocorrectimage.


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• Top Right Corner Press◄►tocorrecttoprightcornerimagebias

→Press◄►tocorrecttoprightcornerimagebiastocorrectimage.

• Bottom Left Corner Press◄►tocorrectbottomleftimagebias

→Press◄►tocorrectbottomleftimagebiastocorrectimage.

• Bottom Right Corner Press◄►tocorrectbottomleftimagebias

→Press◄►tocorrectbottomleftimagebiastocorrectimage.

• Custom Warp Customwarpfilescanbecreatedwiththeprojectortoolset.

• Reset Setalladjustedvalue(Warp)tofactorydefaultsetting.

Blanking • TOPPress▼▲ontheremotecontroltoadjustthetopblankingareaontheprojectedimage• BottomPress▼▲ontheremotecontroltoadjustthebottomblankingareaontheprojectedimage• LeftPress◄►ontheremotecontroltoadjusttheleftblankingareaontheprojectedimage• RightPress◄►ontheremotecontroltoadjusttherightblankingareaontheprojectedimage• Reset Itwillresetalltheblankingfunctionstothedefaultsettingsthatiswithoutanyblankingfunctionsenabled.

Useleftblankingfunctiontoblocktheadditionalimageonthescreen.

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ScenergiX ThefunctionofScenergiXisappliedinmultipleprojectorsthatareprojectingatthesamescreensimultaneouslytoadjusttheuniformityoftheimagesonthescreen.• Status PressENTERtoselectONorOFF.ThefunctionmustbesettoONinordertoenablethe functionofScenergiX.IfthefunctionissettoOFF,thefunctionofScenergiXisdisabled.• White Level→whitelevelistosetthelinefromoneprojectorwheretheotherprojector lastpixelends.Press▼▲◄►toadjustthewhiteleveloftheTop,Bottom.Left,Right directionontheprojectedimages. Asshowninthebelowdrawing,theareaDistheoverlapareaoftheprojectedimage1andtheprojectedimage2.The whitelevellinesthatissetwheretheotherprojectorlastpixelsends.Coloradjustmentformatchingtheimagesis donewithprojectortoolsetwithcustomscolorspacexandyorwithinputbalanceontheOSD.

• Black Level→thepurposeofblacklevelisinordertocompensatethenonoverlapzones vstheoverlapzone.Itincreasetheblackleveltothebrightnessleveloftheoverlapblack. ItistoadjusttheblackleveloftheTop,Bottom,Left,Rightdirectionontheprojected images. Itcanbesettoadjusttheprimarycoloroftheprojector.Forinstance,selectALListo adjusttheprimarycolorofRed,Greed,andBlue.OritcanbesettoadjusttheRed,Green andBlueindependently.

Note:ThefunctioncombinationofBlackLeveladjustmentand4CornersisnotavailableNote:ThefunctioncombinationofBlackLeveladjustmentandblendalongcornersisnotavailable.

Image 1 Image 2

A B C

DWhite Level Lines

Image 1 Image 2

A B C

DWhite Level Lines

forblackleveladjustmentablackimageneedstobeconnectedonthe2projectors.ZoneBwillhavethesumoftheblacksofthe2projectors.SettheadjustmentlineoftheblackleveltothepositionwherethenonactiveDMD'softherightprojectorends.SettheadjustmentlineoftheblackleveltothepositionwherethenonactiveDMD'softheleftprojectorends.AdjustblacklevelofprojectorAtomatchtheblacklevelwithzoneB.AdjusttheprojectorCtomatchtheblacklevelwithzoneB.

Blend along corners

• Reset ThefunctioncanresettheScenergiXsettingsontheprojector.Itwillrestoretothe imagestothedefaultthatiswithoutanyScenergiXfunctionsenabled.• Adjust Lines WhenthefunctionisON,therewillbeadjustlinesontheimageinordertoeasilyadjust multipleimages.Press▼▲◄►ontheremotecontroltoadjustthepositionofthelineson theimage.

The image below is an example if 2 projectors are projecting at the same image.1. Horizontallyplacetwoprojectorsandhavethetwoprojectedimageswithan

overlapareaandusethefocus/zoomandlensshiftfunctionswithtestgridpatterntosetaproperoverlapareaforblendingwithamatchedgridsize.


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2. Colormatching2projectorsonwhiteisdonewithP7(R.G.B.C.M.Y.W)adjustinprojectortoolset.

3. Brightnessmatching2projectorscanbedonewiththelamppower(Refertoadjustmentbydimmingtheprojectorwithhigherlumens.

4. UseScenergiX->Whiteleveltosettheblendingsizebasedontheoverlapregionsize.UseScenergiX->Blacklevelpositiontoadjustthestartpositionofblacklevelcompensation.UseScenergiX->Blackleveltoraisethebrightnessofnon-overlapzonesuchthatthebrightnessoftheoverlapzoneandnon-overlapzonearematchedforblacklevel.

Note1:Pleasenotethatthefollowingallowablewarp,blankingandScenergiXcombinationbasedonthe underlyingchipspecification.Note2:ScenergiX/4cornercombinationisavailablewhenblacklevelisnotadjusted.Note3:Blendalongcornersisavailablewhenblacklevelisnotadjusted.

BlackLevel

Keystone Rotation Pin/Barrel 4-corner blanking Top/BottomorLeft/Rightonly Blendalongcorners BlackLevel

Keystone X X X X X X XRotation X X X X X X XPin/Barrel X X X X X X X4-corner X X X OK OK OK Xblanking X X X OK OK OK OKTop/BottomorLeft/Rightonly X X X OK OK OK

Blendalongcorners X X X OK OK XBlackLevel BlackLevel X X X X OK OK X

ScenergiX

ScenergiX

WhiteLevel

WhiteLevel

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CONTROL

IR AddressUsethisfunctiontoconfiguretheprojector’sIRcodereceivecommandsfromtheremotecontrol.Thedefaultvalueis1.Ifyouhaveotherequipmentinyourhomethatcouldpickupthecommandfromtheprojector’sremotecontrol,itisrecommendedthatyousettheremotecontrolcodeto2.Whenyouarerunningtwoprojectorsviaserialconnection,youcansetthecodeononeprojectoras“1”and“2”fortheotherprojector.Bydoingso,youwillbeabletocontroltwoprojectorswiththesameremotecontrol.Whenyouwanttoswitchyourremotecontrolfromcode1projectortocode2projector,pressandholdtheENTERandADDRESSbuttonsontheremotecontrolsimultaneously(forapproximately5seconds);thebacklightmoduleontheremotecontrolwillblinktoconfirmtheswitch.

Eco Network PowerTheprojectorcanbeconnectedtoanetworkviaitsRS-232portand10/100BASE-TportforremoteoperationwithtwoseparateboardstocontrolthesignalsourcesfromRS-232and10/100BASE-Tports.Ifyoudonotrequireremoteoperationoftheprojectoroveranetwork,itisrecommendedthatyousetthisfunctiontoOntoactivatetheECONetworkPower.Thiswillturnoffthepowerthatisusedtocontrolthe10/100BASE-Tboard.However,youwillnotbeabletooperatetheprojectorremotelyoveranetworkaslongasthefunctionremainsactivated.BysettingittoOff,thefunctionwillbedisabled.Youwon’tbeabletoconservepowerbutyoucancontroltheprojectorremotelyoveranetwork.


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NetworkTocontroltheprojectorvianetwork,afterconnectingthenetworkcablesforaPCandtheprojector,youcanusethisOSDfunctiontoviewtherelevantnetworkinformation(suchasIPAddress,SubnetMask,GatewayandDHCP)oftheprojector.PleaseconfigurethePCtobeconnectedtotheprojectorwithaproperIPaddresswiththesamesubnetmask,gatewayastheprojector.ThedefaultIPaddressoftheprojectoris192.168.0.100.Thenetworksettingsoftheprojectorcanonlybechangedthroughtheweb-pagecontrolorprojectorToolsetapplication.Tocontroltheprojectorvianetwork,pleaseconnecttotheprojectorviaawebbrowserwiththeIPaddressshownontheOSDmenuCONTROL->Network.Thehomepagewillbedisplayedasfollows.

Menu PositionYoucanusethisfunctiontodesignatewhichareaontheimagetheOSDMenuwillappear.Asyoucanseefromthediagrambelow,therearefivepositionswhereyoucanchoosetohavetheOSDMenudisplayed.Thedefaultsettingis“Center”.

Top Left

Center

Bottom Left

Top Right

Bottom Right

Start Up LogoYoucanusethisfunctiontohavetheprojectordisplaytheBarcologointhestartupscreen.SetOntodisplaytheBarcologoduringstartupandOfftodisplayablankimage.

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Start Up ChimeSetittoOntohavetheprojectorplayasoundeffectduringstartup;whenitissettooff,theprojectorwillnotplayanysoundeffecttoindicatestartup.

Button 1~5Usethisfunctiontodesignatetheimagesourceforeachcorrespondingbutton.Forexample,ifyouhaveassignedButton1asHDMI1andButton2asRGB-S,

whenyoupress 1 ontheremotecontrol,theprojectorwillshowtheimagefromHDMI1.

whenyoupress 1 ontheremotecontrol,theprojectorwillswitchtotheimagefromRGB-S.Youcanchoosefromeightdifferentinputsourcesontheprojector,namely:HDMI1,HDM2,RGBD-15(RGB-HV/SOG),YUV1,YUV2(RGBHV/YUV2),CompositeVideo(Video),S-Video,RGB-S,andSDI/HDSDI/3G.

Trigger1 ~2TheprojectorcomeswithtwosetsofTriggeroutput.Youcanconfiguretwodifferentdevicesconnectedtotheprojectorviathetriggerportstobeautomaticallyturnedonwhentheprojectorison.Therewillbea2-3seconddelaypriortoactivationtopreventoperationofthisfunctionwhentheuserischoosingthedesiredaspectratio.5:4 Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosesthe5:4aspectratio.4:3 Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosesthe4:3aspectratio.16:10 Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosesthe16:10aspectratio.16:9 Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosesthe16:9aspectratio.1.88 Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosesthe1.88aspectratio.2.35 Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosesthe2.35aspectratio.Letterbox Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosestheLetterbox

aspectratio.Native Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosesthenative

aspectratio.Unscaled Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheuserchoosestheUnscaled aspectratio.Auto Outputs12VofpoweronTrigger1or2whentheprojectoristurnedon.

Auto SourceOff:defaultsetting.Byenablingthisfunction,theprojectorwillautomaticallydetermine

thesourceofinputeverytimeitisturnedonsothattheuserwillnothavetomaketheselectionontheOSDMenu.

SettingthefunctionoffwillrequiretheusertospecifysourceofimageinputontheOSDMenuinorderfortheprojectortodisplaytheintendedimage.

LanguageYoucanusethisfunctiontoselectthelanguageyouwishfortheOSDMenutobedisplayedin.Youcanchoosefromthefollowingninelanguages:English,French,Spanish,German,Portuguese,SimplifiedChinese,TraditionalChinese,JapaneseandKorean.


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SERVICE

ServiceThefunctionscoveredinthisunitrelatetothedisplayofsomebasicinformationabouttheprojector.

*MemoryofthecustomtimingfileswillbeerasedintheFactoryResetoperation.*• Model:thedesignatedmodelnumberoftheprojector.• SerialNumber:thedesignatedserialnumberoftheprojector.• SoftwareVersion:theversionofsoftwareinstalledontheprojector.• Active/PIPSource:displaysthecurrentPIPsources.• PixelClock:displaysthepixelclockofthecurrentinputsignal.• SignalFormat:displaystheformatofthecurrentinputsignal.• H/VRefreshRate:displaysthehorizontalandverticalrefreshratesforthecurrentimage.• Lamp1RunTime:displaysLamp1'scurrentruntime.• Lamp2RunTime:displaysLamp2'scurrentruntime.

*Notice!Whenalamp'sruntimehasreached1200hoursorwhenyounoticetheprojectedimagetobenoticeablydimmer,pleasereplacethelamp.*

• ProjectorRunTime:displaystheprojector'stotaloperatinghours.

Lamp Hour ResetUsethisfunctiontoresetthehoursforlamp1andlamp2tozero.

*Afterreplacingthelamp,remembertoresetthelamphourstoensuretheaccuracyoflamphoursdisplayedintheOSDMenu.*

Blue OnlyEnablingthisoptionwillmaketheprojectordisplayonlybluecolortofacilitatetheprocessofimageinspectionfortheservicepersonnel.Fordetailedinstructionsonhowtousethisfunction,consultaqualifiedservicepersonnel.

Factory ResetUsethisfunctiontorestoretheconfigurationsintheOSDMenubacktofactorydefault.Notethatthisfunctionwillnotapplytoitemsincludingnosignal,network,Projectorcontrol,startupLogo,language,HighAltitutemodeandlamphours.

*WhenFactoryResetisexecuted,allsourcememoriescreatedbytheprojector(i.e.timingsfiles)willbeerased.*

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Lamp replacementThelifecycleofordinaryprojectionlamptypicallylastsfor1200hoursbeforerequiringreplacement(differentlampconfigurationswillaffectlamplife).FromtheOSDMenu,youcangoto"Page45:Lamp1RunTime".tocheckhowlongalamphasbeenused.Youshouldalsoreplacethelampwhentheprojectedimagegetsnoticeablydarker.Contactyourlocaldealertopurchasenewcertifiedlampsforyourprojector.

To replace the projector lamp1. Turnofftheprojectorandunplug

thepowercord.Lettheprojectorcoolforapproximately60minutesbeforeremovingthelampmoduleforreplacement.

Whenyouturnofftheprojector,thelampinsidetheprojectorwillstillbeveryhot(approximately200~300°C).Ifyouattempttoreplacethelampwithoutallowingtheprojectortocool,youcouldriskscaldingyourself.Thisiswhyyoushouldwaitfornolessthan60minutesforthelamptocooldowninordertoperformthereplacementsafely.

2. Loosenthelampcover.

Loose the two screws

3. Useascrewdrivertoloosenthescrewsasshwonintheillustration.

loosen the two screws

4. Graspthemetalrodonthelampcoverandpullthelampout.

5. Insertthenewlampinthedirectionshownintheillustrationintothelampassembly;tightenthetwoscrewsusingascrewdiverandmakesurethelampisfirmlysecuredtopreventthelampfromshakingorpoorcontact.

6. Replacethelampcoverandfirmlysecurethetwoscrewsonthelampcover.

Tightly lock the two screws

7. Reconnectpowertotheprojectorandresetthelampusagetimer.Referto"Page45:Lamp1RunTime"."Lamp2RunTime".

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Cleaning the filterInordertokeeptheinterioroftheprojectorclean,theprojectorisequippedwithafiltertokeepoutdustandothersmallparticles.Itisrecommendedthatyoucleantheprojector'sfilteraround500hoursofprojectoroperation.Ifyouareoperatingtheprojectorinadustyenvironment,itisrecommendedthatyoucleanthefiltermoreoften.

Dustclogsatthefilterwillpreventtheprojectorfromdrawingcoolairtolowertheinternaltemperature.Thiscouldleadtooverheatingandcausetheprojectortomalfunctionorbecomedamaged.

Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the ventilation slots.

To clean the filter at the ventilation slots, refer to the following illustration:

1. Loosenthetwoscrewsonthecoveroftheventilationslot.

Loosen the 2 screws

2. Removethedirtyfilter;youcancleanitdirectlyusingwater.Leaveittodrybeforereplacingitforfurtheruse.Ifthefilterisbroken,purchaseanewonetoreplaceit.

Take out the filterand clean it.

3. Insertthecleanfilter.

Put the clear filterinside the cover

4. Reattachthefiltercoverandtightenthetwoscrews.

Close the filter cover

then fasten the 2 screws

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Thefollowingtableoffersalistofcommonproblemswithprojectorsandhowtotroubleshoot.Iftherecommendedsolutionsfailtoresolveyourproblem,contactyourlocaldealertoarrangeforservicing;donotattempttoservicetheprojectorbyyourself.

Problem Possiblecause Solution

Youcannotturnontheprojector

1.Theprojectormaybeunplugged2.ChecktheACPOWERSWITCHonthebackoftheprojectorandseeifitisflippedtoON.

3.TheACsocketmaybefaulty4.Thelenscoverisnotreplacedproperly

1.Plugtheprojector'spowercordintoawalloutlet2.Flipthepowerswitchto"I".3.MakesuretheACsocketisworkingproperly.4.Makesurethelenscoverhasbeenproperlyreplaced.

Youcannotturnontheprojectorafterturningitoff

1.Youwillnotbeabletoturnontheprojectorwithintwominutesafteryouhavejustturneditoff.Thisfeatureisdesignedtoprotectthelamp.

1.Waitfortheprojectortocooldowncompletelybeforestartingitupagain(theprojector'sSTANDBYindicatorwillturnblue)

Theremotecontroldoesnotoperatenormally

1.Thebatterymighthaverunout2.Youmighthaveinsertedthebatteriesinthewrongorientations

3.Youmaybeoperatingtheremotecontroltoofarawayfromtheprojector'sIRsensororexceededthemaximumangleofsignalreception;theremightbeanobstaclebetweentheprojectorandtheremotecontrolortheremightbeasourceofintenselightneartheIRreceiver.

4.Ø3.5mmAwiredremoteconnectormightbeconnectedtotheprojector's3.5mmport.

5.Theremotecontrol'saddressisnotconsistentwiththeprojector'saddress.

1.Replacenewbatteries2.Makesurethebatteriesareinsertedintherightorientation.

3.Adjustthedistance/anglebetweentheprojectorandtheremotecontrolandtryagain;ifthereareobstaclesbetweentheprojectorandtheremoteorsourceofintenselightneartheIRsensorresolvethesesituationsandtryagain.

4.Removethewiredremotecableoroperatetheprojectorusingwiredremote.

5.PresstheENTERbuttonontheremotecontrolfollowedbytheAddressbuttonuntilthepaneloftheremotecontrolflashesonce(approximately5seconds)andtryagain.

YouareabletoturnontheprojectorandaccesstheOSDMenubutnopictureappears.

1.Theprojectormaynotbeturnedonproperlyoryouhavenotselectedthecorrectinputsource.

2.Youmightnothaveconnectedthesourcedevicecorrectlyorthesourcemightnotbeconnectedtotheprojectoratall.

1.Makesuretheprojectoristurnedonproperlyandselectthecorrectinputsource.

2.Checktheconnectionbetweentheprojectorandtheinputdevice.

YouhaveconnectedtheprojectortoaDVDplayerastheinputsourcebuttheimageappearsbrokenorsplitinhalves.

TheDVDplayerisconnectedtotheprojectorthroughcomponentcables(RGB-SorRGBHV/YUV2)andyouhavesetittoprogressivescan.

DisabletheprogressscanningfunctionontheDVDplayer.

Thepicturelooksdim1.Theimagebrightness,contrast,colorandtintmightneedproperadjustment.

2.Thelampisdueforreplacement.

1.Adjusttheimagebrightness,contrast,colorandtint.

2.Replacetheprojectorlamp.

Theimageistoobrightorthebrightareasareblurry

Thecontrastmighthavebeensettoohigh. Lowercontrastsettings.

Theimageappearswashedoutorthedarkareasappeartoobright

Theimagebrightnessmighthavebeensettoohigh.

Lowerbrightnesssettings.

Theimageisblurry

1.Thelensmaynotbeinfocus.2.Thetemperatureorhumidityoftheprojector'sworkingenvironmentmayhavechangedinmidoperation(i.e.goingfromcoldtowarmordrytohumid),leadingtocondensationofmoistureinsidetheprojector.

1.AdjustLinesfocus.2.Turnoftheprojectorfirstandwaitforthemoistureintheprojectortoevaporate.

Thecoloroftheimagelookspale

Theinputsignaltype(RGB-S/RGBHV/YUV2)mightnothavebeenconnectedproperly

Checktomakesurethattheconnectionsbetweentheprojectorandtheinputdevicearecorrect.

Theimageflashesoccasionally

1.Thecablesmightnothavebeenproperlyconnectedortheinputdeviceitselfmaybefaulty.

2.Iftheproblempersists,itmayalsomeanthelampmightbefaulty.

1.Makesuretheconnectorandtheinputdevicehavebeenproperlyconnected;checktoseeiftheinputdeviceisinnormalworkingorder.

2.Replacetheprojectorlamp.

Thecolorsoftheprojectedimageareoutofplace(i.e.displayingredasblue)

TheG/Y,R/Pr,B/Pbcablesfromtheinputmighthavebeenincorrectlyconnectedtotheinput.

Pleasemakesuretheinputsourcehasbeencorrectlyconnectedtotheprojector.

Thenoisefromthecoolingfansuddenlygrewlouder

Thetemperatureinsidetheprojectormighthaverisen.

Whenthetemperatureinsidetheprojectorrises,thecoolingfanwilloperateatahigherspeedtodischargetheinternalheatmorerapidly.

TheLEDindicatorontheprojector’srearpanelisblinkinginred

Thelamporthecoolingfancouldbefaulty. Refertothedefinitionof"Page59:LEDSTATUS".

1.Duringprojection,thelampsuddenlygoesoff and thepicturedisappears.2.The lampdoesnot turnonevenwhentheprojectorhasbeenturnedon.

The lampmighthavebeendamaged;checktheLEDindicatorontherearpaneloftheprojectorandseeifitisblinkinginred.

Thelamphasreachedtheendofitsservicelife;pleasereplaceit.

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LED STATUS

STAND BYERRORON

LED STATUS

STAND BY Turnsblue Indicatesthattheprojectorisinstandbymode;thisalso

meanstheprojectorhasnotbeenturnedonbypressingtheSOFTPOWERbuttonbuthasbeenconnectedtopower.

Theindicatorisoff Thisindicatesthattheprojectorhaseitherbeenturnedonandisworkingnormallyortheprojectorisnotconnectedtopower.

ON Turnsgreen Thisindicatesthattheprojectorhasbeenturnedonandis

workingnormally. Flashesingreen Thisindicatesthattheprojectoriscurrentlywarmingupor

coolingdownandwillnotrespondtobuttonoperations. Theindicatorisoff Thisindicatesthattheprojectoriscurrentlyinstandby

mode.

ERROR Flashesonceinred Theprojectorlampisfaulty;checktoseeifthelamp

isdamagedorifithasn'tbeenproperlyinstalled. Flashestwiceinred Thelampcoverisnotproperlyreplaced. Flashesthreetimesinred Thecoolingfaninsidetheprojectorisnotworking;

seekassistancefromaqualifiedservicepersonnel. Flashesfourtimesinred Theprojectortemperatureistoohigh;trycleaning

theventilatorslotsorunpluggingthepowercordtoresolvetheissue.

Flashesfivetimesinred Theprojectorfiltermightnothavebeeninsertedproperly;checktheventilationslotandmakesurethefilterhasbeenproperlyreplacedandinserted.

eulB sutatS(Standby)

Green(Power)

Red( Issue )

1. Standby 2. Lamp is approaching end of life repeat repeat 3. Cooling / Warm up 4. Power on / Normal

5. Lamp fail repeat6. Lamp door open repeat 7. Fan fail repeat8. Over Temperature repeat9. System Error

Remark: error codes can easily be read out through projector toolset ( rs 232 or ip ) and via web browser.Remark: The time period of each step in the above LED blinking pattern is 500 milliseconds, e.g.,

for“Cooling / Warm up”state, the green LED will ON for 500 milliseconds, and then OFF 500 milliseconds, and then repeat the above LED pattern.

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SpecificationsDescription Specifications

Brightness 7300ANSIlumens(8000CenterLumens*)

Resolution 1920×1200(Native)

Microdisplay 3×DLP0.67"DMD

Contrast 2200:1FullField

Brightnessuniformity 95%

Lamp 2×330WUHP

Projectionlens-projectionratio

Zoomlens:1.45~1.741.74~2.172.17~2.902.90~4.344.34~6.76Fixlens:0.771.16

Input/Outputports

1×YUV11×Video1×S-Video2×HDMI1×RGBHV/YUV21×10/100BASE-T1×RS-2322×12VTrigger1×IRext.1xSDI/HDSDI/3G(withloopthrough)

Primaryvoltagerange 100V-240V(±10%)

Powerconsumption(110V) 850W

Maximuminputresolution 1920×1200

Operatingtemperature

0~40°CNote1:ThenormaloperatingtemperatureoftheDMDis

between10~65°CNote2:TheDMDmayoperatenormallyfor

approximately10minutesunder0~10°CshortoperationundersuchtemperaturewillnotresultinDMDdamage.

operationNoiselevel <39dBA

Weight 26kg

* ±10%

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Signal Type Resolution FrameRate

Video

S-Video

SCART

(RGB-S)

Y-Pr-Pb

(YUV1)

HD15,B

NC

-RGBHV

HD15,B

NC

-YUV

HDMI-

RGB

HDMI-YUV

References

PC

640×480 59.94 × × VESA DMT, CEA-861D Format 1640×480 74.99 × × VESA DMT640×480 85 × × VESA DMT800×600 60.32 × × VESA DMT800×600 75 × × VESA DMT800×600 85.06 × × VESA DMT848×480 47.95 × × VESA CVT 848×480 59.94 × × VESA CVT 1024×768 60 × × VESA DMT1024×768 75.03 × × VESA DMT1024×768 85.03 × × VESA DMT1280×720 47.95 × × VESA GTF1280×1024 60.02 × × VESA DMT1280×1024 75.02 × × VESA DMT1280×1024 85.02 × × VESA DMT1400×1050 60 × × VESA CVT1600×1200 60 × × VESA DMT1920×1080 47.95 × × VESA CVT 1680×1050 59.94 × × VESA CVT 1920×1200 50.00 × x PCLK = 158.25MHz1920×1200 RB 59.94 × × VESA CVT, PCLK=153.75MHz1920×1200 RB 60 × × VESA CVT, PCLK=154MHz

Apple Mac 640×480 66.59 × × VESA DMT832×624 74.54 × × VESA DMT

NTSC NTSC (M, 4.43) 59.94 × × ITU-R BT.1700, SMPTE 170M

PALPAL (B,G,H,I) 50 × × ITU-R BT.1700PAL (N) 50 × × ITU-R BT.1700 PAL (M) 59.94 × × ITU-R BT.1700

SECAM SECAM (M) 50 × × ITU-R BT.1700

SDTV

RGBS 50 × RS-170, SCART, ITU-R BT.6561440x480i 60 × × CEA-861-D Format 6 & 71440x576i 50 × × CEA-861-D Format 21 & 22480i 59.94 × SMPTE 125M576i 50 × ITU-R BT.601

EDTV480p 59.94 × × × × × SMPTE 293M, CEA-861-D Format 2 & 3576p 50 × × × × × ITU-R BT.1358, CEA-861-D Format 17 & 18

HDTV

1035i 60 x × × × × SMPTE 260M1080i 50 × × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 201080i (Aus) 50 × × × × × SMPTE 295M1080i 59.94 × × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 51080i 60 x × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 5720p 50 × × × × × SMPTE 296M, CEA-861-D Format 19720p 59.94 x × × × × SMPTE 296M, CEA-861-D Format 4,720p 60 × × × × × SMPTE 296M, CEA-861-D Format 41080p 23.98 x × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 321080p 24 × × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 321080p 25 x × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 331080p 29.97 × × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 341080p 30 x × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 341080p 50 × × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 311080p 59.94 x × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 161080p 60 x × × × × SMPTE 274M, CEA-861-D Format 16

Timing SDILinkmode SignalStandards ColorEncode SamplingStructure Bitdepth CablelengthtestedNTSC SD SMPTE 259M-C 270Mbps SD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 480mPAL SD SMPTE 259M-C 270Mbps SD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 480m1035i 60 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080i 59.94 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080i 60 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080P 30 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080P 25 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080i 50 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080P 24 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m720P 60 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m720P 50 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080Sf 25 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080Sf 30 HD-Single SMPTE 292M292M 1.5Gbps HD YCbCr 4:2:2 10 230m1080P 50 3G Level A SMPTE 424M 3 Gbps YCbCr 4:2:2 10 130m1080P 59.94 3G Level A SMPTE 424M 3 Gbps YCbCr 4:2:2 10 130m1080P 60 3G Level A SMPTE 424M 3 Gbps YCbCr 4:2:2 10 130m1080P 50 3G Level B SMPTE 424M 3 Gbps YCbCr 4:2:2 10 130m1080P 59.94 3G Level B SMPTE 424M 3 Gbps YCbCr 4:2:2 10 130m1080P 60 3G Level B SMPTE 424M 3 Gbps YCbCr 4:2:2 10 130m

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