Sony VPL-VW300ES manuel d'utilisation

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    Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual and supplied Quick Reference Manual thoroughly and retain them for future reference. VPL-VW30 0ES 4-549-468- 01 (1) Video Projector[...]

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    2 T able of Contents T able of Contents Location of Controls Front/Right Side ............. ............ ........ 3 Rear/Left Side/Bottom ............... ........ 4 Remote Contro l ......... ........... .............. 5 Connections and Prepa ration s Installing the Unit ................ ........... ... 6 Adjusting the Picture Position ........... 7[...]

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    3 F ront/Right Side Location of Contro ls Front/Right Side W arning indicators a ON/ST ANDBY indicator (page 44) b W ARNING indicator (page 44) Connectors c LAN connector ( page 38) d USB co nn ect or (p age 46) e HDMI 1/HDMI 2 connector (page 11) f REMO TE connector Connects to a compu ter, etc. for remote control. g IR IN connector Input s signa [...]

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    4 Rear/Left Side/Bottom Rear/Left Side/Bo ttom The b uttons on the c ontrol pane l ha ve the same na mes as those on the remo te control. Control panel a ? / 1 (ON/ST AN DBY) button (pa ge 7 ) b INPUT button (p age 13) c MENU button (page 20) d M / m / < / , (a rro w)/ (enter) but ton (p ag e 20) e LEN S b utto n (page 7) Other s f Re mote contr[...]

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    5 Remote Control Location of Contro ls Rem ote Con tr ol a LIGHT button Illuminat es the bu ttons on the remote control. b Infrared transmitter c ? / 1 (ON/ST ANDBY) button (page 7) d INPUT button (page 13) e CALIBRA TED PRESET buttons (page 19) f P A TTERN button (pag e 8) g RESET button (p age 21) h M / m / < / , (arrow)/ (enter) buttons (page[...]

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    6 Installing the Unit This section describes ho w to install th e unit an d screen, ho w to connec t the equip ment from whic h you want to projec t the pi cture, et c. Installing t he Unit The instal lation dist ance betw een the unit and a sc reen varies d epending o n the s ize of the scre en or wheth er or not yo u use the l ens shift feature s[...]

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    7 Adjusting the P icture P osition Conn ections an d Preparat ions Adjustin g the Picture Po s i t i o n Proje ct an image on the screen and t hen adjust th e picture position . Tips • T he ? / 1 (ON/ST ANDBY), INPUT , MENU, and M / m / < / , / (j oystic k) buttons o n the s ide panel o f the un it functio n the sa me as those on th e remote c[...]

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    8 Adjusting the Picture P osition 3 Adjust the focus. Pre ss the P A TTE RN bu tto n re pea tedl y to display the L ens F ocus adju stment window (test pattern). Then ad just the focus o f the picture by pressi ng the M / m / < / , buttons . Tips • W hen “L ens C ontro l” is set to “Off” on the Inst allat ion menu , yo u ca nnot adj us[...]

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    9 Adjusting the P icture P osition Conn ections an d Preparat ions T o adjust the horizontal p osition Press < / , . The pi cture pr ojecte d on the scr een moves right o r left by a m aximu m of 31 % of th e scre en widt h fr om the center of t he lens . T op vi ew T o adjust th e vertical po sition Press M / m . The pict ure proj ected on the [...]

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    10 Adjusting the Picture P osition Range of mo vement of the pr ojected picture T o adjust t he tilt of the inst allation surface If the unit is install ed on an uneven surface, use the front feet (adj ustabl e) to keep the unit le vel. • If the unit is tilted up or do wn, the projected image may be tr apezoidal. • B e caref ul not to ca tch yo[...]

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    11 Connecting to Video Equipment or a Computer Conn ections an d Preparat ions Connecting t o Video Equipm ent or a Comput er Y ou can enjoy high picture qual ity by conne cting a DVD player/recorder, Blu-ray Disc player/ recorder, or PlayStati on ® equipped wi th HDMI o utput to th e HDMI input of the u nit. When making connec tions, be sure to d[...]

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    12 Connecting to Video Equipment or a Computer • U se a h igh-sp eed HD MI cab le. With a standa rd H DMI ca ble, im ages of 10 80p, DeepCol or , 3D vide o and 4K vi deo ma y not be displ ayed pr operly . • W hen co nnec ting an HD MI ca ble to th e unit, m ake sure the V mark on the upper part of the HD MI input of the unit and the v mark on t[...]

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    13 Projecting the P icture Projecting This sect ion descri bes how to operate t he unit to view the picture from the equi pment con nected to the un it. It also describ es how to adjust the quality of the pictur e to suit your ta ste. Projecting the Picture 1 T urn on both the unit and the equipment connected to the unit. 2 Press INPUT to display t[...]

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    14 W atching 3D Video Images W at ch ing 3D Vi deo Images Y ou can e njoy p o werfu l 3D vi deo images , such as from 3D game s and 3D Blu-ray Discs, using the optio nal Acti v e 3D Glasses (TDG-BT50 0A). 1 T u rn on the HDMI eq uipment for 3D compatibility connected to the unit, then play the 3D content. For deta ils on how to play 3D con tent , r[...]

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    15 W atching 3D Video Images Projecting T op or side vie w Proj ecto r 10 m 10 m 10 m 10 m[...]

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    16 Selecting the Aspect Ratio According to the Video Signal Selecting the Aspect Ratio Acc or ding to the Video Signal Y ou can se lect an asp ect ratio best suited fo r the vide o sign al recei ved. Press ASPECT . Each time you press the button, yo u can select the “ Aspect” se tting.Y ou can also select it us ing the m enu (page 27). ASPECT b[...]

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    17 Selecting the Aspect Ratio According to the Video Signal Projecting Original image Recommended settin g and result ant images 1.78: 1 (16:9) 1.33:1 (4:3) 1.33:1 (4: 3) with side pa nels Normal 2.3 5:1 V Stretc h When using an anamorphic lens 16: 9 Squeez e When using an anamorphic lens[...]

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    18 Selecting the Aspect Ratio According to the Video Signal • S elec table aspe ct mod es vary depe nding on the in put sign al (p age 57 ). • The as pect ca nnot be select ed fo r an input sign al fr om a c ompu ter , or an input sig nal with a r esolutio n of 4096 × 2160 (pa ge 52) . Note s on switchin g the “Aspec t” setting • Select [...]

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    19 Selecting the Picture Viewing Mode Projecting Selecting th e Picture Viewing Mode Y ou can select the pic ture viewing mode that best sui ts the typ e of vid eo source or room condition s. Y ou can s ave and use di fferent prese t mod es for 2D/3D respectively . Press one of the C ALIBRA TED PRESET buttons. CALIBRA TED PRESET b utt ons Setting i[...]

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    20 Operation through the Menus This sec tion descr ibes how to make various adju stments and se tting s using t he menus . Operation through the Menus The unit is equipp ed with an on-screen menu for making various adjustme nts and settings. If you select an item name fo llowed by an arrow ( B ), the next menu win dow with setting ite ms appears. 1[...]

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    21 Operation through the Menus Using t he Menus Setting me nu Adjustment menu Next me nu wi ndow 4 Make the setting or adjustment of an item. When c hanging the adju stment level T o increa se the value, press M / , . T o de crea se t he v alu e, pr ess m / < . Press to store th e settin g and resto re the orig inal menu screen. When c hanging t[...]

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    22 Picture Menu Picture Menu The Picture me nu is us ed for adjusting the pictu re. These i tems ma y not be av a ilabl e, depen ding on t he typ e of input si gnal. For details, se e “I nput Signals and Adju stable/S etting Item s” (page 54). Item name s in brack ets represen t those prin ted on the remote con trol. Note Setting items Descript[...]

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    23 Picture Menu Using t he Menus Reset Resets all currently s elected Ca lib . Preset mode settin gs to the ir defa ult va lues (pag e 21). Tip Reset does n ot af fect setti ngs sav ed for the Custom 1 to 5 ite ms of “Color T emp. ” Reality Creatio n [REALITY CREA TIO N] Adju sts the detail an d noise pr oces sing of images . (Supe r-resoluti o[...]

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    24 Picture Menu Contra st [CONTRAST] Adjusts th e contra st. Higher v alues increase the shar pness in ima ges, whi le lo w er v alues decrea se t he sharpne ss. Y ou can m ake adjus tments by pressi ng the CON TRAST +/- on the remote con trol. Brightn ess [BRIGHTNESS] Adju sts t he br ightness of the p ict ure. The high er the s etting, the bri gh[...]

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    25 Picture Menu Using t he Menus MPEG NR (MPEG Noise Redu cti on) Reduce s bloc k noise a nd mosq uito nois e, in par ticular in digita l signals . Au t o : Detects t h e noise le vel t o reduce the bloc k noise and mosquito noise of the picture automatic ally . High/Middle/Low: Select a setting accor ding to the block no ise and mosq uito noi se o[...]

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    26 Picture Menu x.v .Color Set this item when connec ting the un it with equipment that support s x.v .C olor a nd p laying back an x.v .C olor v ideo s ignal . On: Y ou can play bac k an x.v .Color video s igna l. Off: The “x.v .C olor” fu nction is not ap plied. For d etails on x.v .Color , see “ About the x.v .Color” (page 4 6). Tip Sett[...]

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    27 Screen Menu Using t he Menus Screen Menu Y ou can set th e pictur e size, aspe ct mode, etc . The se items may not be available, depe nding on the type o f input s ignal. For de tails , see “Inpu t Signa ls and A djust able/S ettin g Item s” (page 54) . Item names in brackets represen t those print ed on the remote con trol. Note Setting ite[...]

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    28 Screen Menu Tips • When you se lect “V St retch” or “Squ eeze, ” sel ect the a namor phic lens type from “ Anamorphic Lens” i n the Insta llation menu. • Select able as pect modes vary de pend ing on the input sig nal (p age 57 ). • The as pect can not b e sele cted fo r an in put sign al from a comp uter, or an i nput si gnal [...]

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    29 Setup Menu Using t he Menus Setup Menu The Setu p menu is use d to chang e the factory pre set sett ings, etc. Setting items Description Stat us Sets w hether or not th e on-scr een dis play is display ed. Set to “Of f” to turn o ff th e on-scre en displa ys ex cept for certain menus, mess age wh en tur ning off the power , and warn ing m es[...]

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    30 Setup Menu Network M anag ement On: Set when co nnec ted to the ne twork an d conti nuously communicatin g with the projector control e quipment. When Netw ork Management is set to “On, ” the network function is contin uous ly enabl ed. S et Netwo rk Manag eme nt to “Off” fo r norm al use. If you set t o “On, ” the power cons ump tio[...]

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    31 Function Menu Using t he Menus Funct ion Men u The Fu nctio n menu is used for cha nging the se tting s of the variou s functi ons of the unit. Setting items Description 3D Se ttings Y ou can c hange the sett ings of th e 3D func tion. 2D-3D Displ ay Sel. For Switchin g th e video i mages to “2D” or “ 3D. ” Au t o : Display s 3D video im[...]

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    32 Function Menu 3D D epth Ad just For adju sting the depth of the 3D video i mages on the s creen. The setting can be made only when a 3D F ormat oth er than “Simulated 3D” is se lect ed . W e recommend that “3D De pth Adjust” b e set t o “0. ” The 3D video image s may be diff i cult t o perceive, depen ding o n the set ting of “3D D[...]

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    33 Function Menu Using t he Menus Group 1 Gro up 2 Items L ocked by S ettin gs Lock Pict ure men u Reset Reality Creation Contrast Enha ncer Lamp Control Motion flo w Contrast Bright ness Color Hue Color T emp. Shar pness NR MPEG NR Smo oth Gr adat ion Film Mo de Gamma Correctio n Color Corr ection Clear W hite x.v .Color Color Space Setup men u St[...]

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    34 Installation Menu Installation Menu The Installati on menu is used for c hanging the installatio n settings. Setting items Descripti on Image Flip Flips the pictu re on the screen horizontal ly and/or ver tically . HV : Flips the p icture h orizontally and v ertically . H: Flip s the pic ture horizont all y . V: Flips th e picture v e rtica lly [...]

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    35 Installation Menu Using t he Menus Blank ing This fe ature a llows you to ad just th e displ ayable region wi thin the fo ur dire ction s of the screen . Select the edge to adjust b y highlighti ng Left, Right, T op, or Bottom usin g the M / m bu tt o ns . Adju st the am ount of blanking using th e < / , but to n s. Tip Depe nding on t he asp[...]

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    36 Installation Menu When “Zone” is selected : Select t he positi on to adjus t with < / , buttons f or the ho rizont al posi tion (H po siti on) and M / m button s for the ve rtical p osition ( V positi on), then p ress . Set th e amo unt to ad just w ith < / , but tons for the hori zont al dire ction (H dire ction ) and wi th M / m butt[...]

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    37 Inf orm ation Menu Using t he Menus Inf orm atio n Menu The Inf ormat ion menu display s the mo del name, serial number, input sig nal typ e, software version a nd the cumula ted ho urs of us age of th e lamp. Y ou cannot ad just or chang e the displ ays lis ted above. This unit has def ault image data to adjust preset data for in put signal s a[...]

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    38 Display ing the Control Window of the Unit with a Web Browser Connection to the network allows y ou to operate the following features: • Checking the current status of the unit via a Web br owser. • Making the network settings for the unit. • Network monitoring and controlling with co ntrol protocol (S DAP [Advertisement], SDCP [PJ Talk], [...]

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    39 Operating the Control Wi ndow Using Net work Features Once you m ake the netw ork settings, you ca n o pen the Con trol windo w only by per forming st ep 3 of this proc edure . Operating the Control Window Click one of the Pa ge Switc hing b u tton s to displa y the des ired sett ing page . Y ou can limit a use r for accessin g any particu lar p[...]

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    40 Operating the Control Windo w If y ou for get your passwor d, co nsul t with qual if ied Sony pe rsonnel. Y ou can confirm the curre nt settings for the unit on the Inform ation page . Note Conf irmi ng th e In form ation Regardin g the Unit Infor ma tio n area[...]

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    41 T roubleshooting Error H and ling T rou b lesh ooti ng If the uni t appe ars to be operating errat ically , try to di agnose an d correct the prob lem using the follo wing instru ctions. If the proble m persi sts, consult with qualif ied Son y personne l. Po w e r Picture Err or Handling Symptom Cause an d Remedy Page The power is not tur ned on[...]

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    42 T roubleshooting On-screen disp lay Remote contr ol The col or of char acter s or the pictu re i s not approp ria te. Sel ect th e desi red col or re gist rat ion in “ Pa nel Ali gnment ” of the Ins tallatio n menu. 35 Imag e is left on the screen. (ima ge retention) When high cont rast n on-movin g imag es are di splaye d for a long per iod[...]

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    43 T roubleshooting Error H and ling 3D video images Oth ers Symptom Cause an d Remedy Page The vi deo im age do es not seem l ike 3D vi deo images. Chec k if the 3D glasses are turn ed on . 14 Make sure that the batt ery i n the 3D g lasse s co uld be wea k or is sufficie ntl y ch arged . – Set “2D- 3D Di splay S el. ” to “ Au to” or “[...]

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    44 W arning Indicators W arni ng In dicat or s The ON/ST ANDBY or W ARNING indicator lig hts up o r flashes if there is any trouble with your proje ctor . When a warn ing indi cator other than t he abov e starts flashi ng, and the s ymptom pers ists e ven after carry ing out t he above method s, con sult wi th qualified Sony person nel. Flas hing /[...]

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    45 Message Lists Error H and ling Message Lists W arn ing me ssag es Caution me ssages Symptom Cause an d Remedy Page High temp.! Lamp off in 1 min. T urn off the powe r . – Check to ensu re that nothing is blocking t he ven tilation holes . 3, 4 Freq uenc y is out of range ! Freque ncy is out of range. Input a si gnal th at is withi n the accept[...]

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    46 Updating the Software / About the x.v .Color / About the simulated 3D feature Updating the Software Y ou can do wnload files to update the software o f the un it. Cop y the do wnloaded file s to your USB memory , insert the USB memory to the US B terminal of the unit , then per for m the upda te. T o us e the featur es updated, ins ert a USB mem[...]

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    47 Replacing the Lamp Others Replacing the L amp The lamp u sed for the light sou rce has a certain lifesp an. When th e lamp dim s, the color bal ance of the pict ure bec omes strang e, or “Please repl ace the Lamp . ” appears on the screen, th e lamp may be exhausted . Replace th e lamp with a new one (not suppli ed) wit hout de lay . Tip The[...]

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    48 Replacing the Lamp 5 Loosen the 3 scre ws on the lamp with the Phillips screwdri ver . Hold up the handle, then pull the lamp straight out. • Do not l oosen ot her s cre ws ex cept the 3 specif ied screws. • Ho ld th e l amp by th e ha nd le to rem ove and at tach it. 6 Push in the new lamp by the handle securely until it reaches the end, an[...]

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    49 Replacing the Lamp Others 9 W ipe dust off the ventilation h oles (intake) with a soft cloth . 10 T urn on the unit, then select the lamp setting item on the Setup m enu. The menu screen be low will be appeared. Tip If “Set tin gs Lock” is set to “Le vel B , ” set t o “Off” once. 11 Select “Y es. ” Cau tio n Do no t put yo ur han[...]

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    50 Cleaning Cleaning Cleaning the cab inet • T o remove dust from the cabinet , wipe gently with a soft c loth. If dust is persistent, wip e with a so ft cloth sl ightly moistened with a dilute d mild de terg ent solution. • Never use any type of ab rasiv e pad, alkali ne/acid clea ner , scouring powder , or vol atile solvent, su ch as alcohol,[...]

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    51 Specifications Others Specification s Item Descriptio n Displa y system SXRD panel , p rojec tion system Displ ay device Size of effective displa y area 0.74-i nch (18. 8 mm) SX RD Number of pixels 26,542,080 pixel s (8,847, 360 pixels × 3) Projection le ns 2.06 times zoom lens (motor ized) f = 21.7 mm to 44.7 mm F3.0 to F4.0 Light source Ultra[...]

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    52 Specifications * O nly th e HDMI 2 input is co mpatib le with HD CP 2. 2. • The values f or mass an d dimensions a re approximate . • N ot all option al acces sorie s are available in all cou ntries an d area . Pleas e chec k with yo ur loc al Son y A uth oriz ed Deal er . • Information on acces sories in this manual is curr ent as of Oc t[...]

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    53 Specifications Others * A vaila ble for Y CbCr 4:2: 0 / 8 bit sig nal o nly . Preset memor y numbers f o r each input signal Digital sig nal * Som e digi tal signa ls input f rom com puters may be di splaye d as prese t memor y num ber of Compon ent or V i deo GBR signal . 71 1920 × 1080/60i (Frame packing) 1080/60 i (1920 × 1080i) 67.500 60.0[...]

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    54 Specifications The item s in the menus a vailable to adjust d if fer de pending on the input sig nal. Th e follo wing tables in dicate th em. The items t hat cannot be adjusted/ set are not di splayed in the menu. Picture m enu z : Adjustab le/can be s et –: Not adj ustable/cannot be set *1: For fur ther details , refer to t he ta bles in “M[...]

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    55 Specifications Others Screen men u z : Adju st abl e/ca n be set –: Not adjustable/ca nnot be set *1: For furthe r det ails, ref er to th e table s in “ A spect Mod e” (page 57) . When conn ecting a ca ble suc h as an HD MI ca ble, e tc., ch eck the type of th e signa l in th e Inf ormati on menu (page 37) an d “Di gital signal” (page [...]

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    56 Specifications z : Adjustab le/can be s et –: Not adj ustable/cannot be set *1: The ite m is not available for Frame Pack ing/O ver-Under on 72 0/60p, or Over-Under on 1080/ 60p. *2: For furthe r details, refer to the tab les in “ Aspect Mode” (page 57) . When the un it is set to con vert 2D video ima ges to 3D video im ages, some item s o[...]

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    57 Specifications Others Selec table i tems vary depen din g on the ty pe of in put sig nal or 3D f ormat. For deta ils, see the table s belo w . Item s that canno t be sele cted are no t displaye d in the menu. 2D *1: Not disp laye d in the m enu as fixed at No rmal . 3D Aspect Mo de Accepta ble signals 4096 × 2160 3840 × 2160 1920 × 1080 1280 [...]

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    58 Specifications Selecta ble items v ary depen ding on th e type of inpu t signal or 3D form at. For details, see the tables below . Items that can not be select ed are not dis played in the menu. 2D 3D Each adjusta ble/setting item is indiv idually stored for each input co nnector . For further deta ils, see the tab les belo w . Preset m emory nu[...]

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    59 Specifications Others Picture men u Item Stor age co ndit ions Cali b . Preset For each inpu t connec tor Reset For each input c onnecto r and Calib. Preset Reality Creatio n Con trast En hancer Lamp Cont rol Motionfl ow Cont ra st Brig htness Colo r Hue Color T emp. D93-D55 Custom 1- 5 Gain R For each Color T emp., Custom 1-5 Gain G Gain B Bias[...]

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    60 Projection Distance a nd Lens Shift Range Pr ojecti on Di stan ce an d Lens Shif t Range The project ion dist ance refers to the distance bet ween the fron t of the lens an d the project ed surface. The lens sh ift range repres ents the d istance in pe rcent (%) by which the lens ca n be shifted from the cent er of the projected image. The lens [...]

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    61 Projection Distance and Lens Shift Range Others When projecting in 1.90:1 (Nat ive Full Display 17:9) format Projec ti on di sta nce Unit: m (inches) Projec ti on di sta nce for mula D: Projected im age size (Diag onal) Unit: m (inches) Lens shift range Proj ecti on i mage size Projec tion dist ance L Diag ona l Widt h × Heig ht 80" (2.03 [...]

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    62 Projection Distance a nd Lens Shift Range When projecting in 1.78:1 (16:9) format Pro jection di stance Unit: m (in ches) Pro jection d istance f ormula D: Projecte d image siz e (Diagona l) Unit: m (inche s) Lens shift ra nge Projec tion im age size Proj ecti on di stan ce L Diagon al W idth × Hei ght 80" ( 2.03 m) 1.77 × 1. 00 (70 × 3 [...]

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    63 Projection Distance and Lens Shift Range Others When projecting in 2.35:1 format Projec ti on di sta nce Unit: m (inches) Projec ti on di sta nce for mula D: Projected im age size (Diag onal) Unit: m (inches) Lens shift range Proj ecti on i mage size Projec tion dist ance L Diag ona l Widt h × Heig ht 80" (2.03 m) 1.87 × 0. 80 (74 × 3 1)[...]

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    64 Dimensions Dimensions Fr ont Unit: mm (in ches) Bottom Unit: mm (in ches) 495.6 (19 1 / 2 ) Cent er of the lens 247.8 (9 3 / 4 ) 247.8 (9 3 / 4 ) 202.3 (7 31 / 32 ) 195.3 (7 11 / 16 ) 108 (4 1 / 4 ) 463.6 (18 1 / 4 ) F ront of t he cab inet 142.8 (5 5 / 8 ) 150. 6 (5 15 / 16 ) 187.9 (7 13 / 32 ) 81.5 (3 7 / 32 ) 187.9 (7 13 / 32 ) 7.5 ( 9 / 32 )[...]

  • Page 65

    65 Dimensions Others The distance between th e fr ont of the lens an d the fr ont of the c abinet Unit: mm (inc hes) Attaching the PSS-H10 projector suspension su pport Fron t view Unit: mm (inc hes) 36.8 (1 7 / 16 ) F ront of the lens F ront of the cabinet 150 (5 29 / 32 ) 75 (2 15 / 16 ) 8 ( 5 / 16 ) Ceiling Center o f the supporting pole The bot[...]

  • Page 66

    66 Dimensions Side view Unit: mm (inc hes) T op vi ew Unit: mm (inc hes) F ront of the cabine t 463.6 (18 1 / 4 ) 258.5 (10 3 / 16 ) 213.5 (8 13 / 32 ) 130 (5 1 / 8 ) F ront of the cabine t 258.5 (10 3 / 16 ) 213.4 (8 13 / 32 ) 130 (5 1 / 8 ) Upper ceili ng mount br ack et Center of the sup porting pole (T he cente r of the supporting pole is diff [...]

  • Page 67

    67 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFT W ARE USED IN TH IS PR ODUCT GPL/LGPL L ICENSED SO FTW ARE The following GPL executables an d LGPL libra ries are used in thi s produ ct and a re sub ject to the GPL/ LGPL Licens e Agreements included as part of this doc umentat ion: Pack age l ist :[...]

  • Page 68

    68 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT tran slation is in clude d without li mitatio n in the te rm “modif ication”.) E ach licen see is addres sed as “ you”. Activities other t han copyin g, di stribution a nd modificat ion are no t covered by this Lice nse; th ey are outs ide its scope. T he act of running th e Pro[...]

  • Page 69

    69 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others autom atically termina te your rights under th is License. Howe ver , parties who have received copies, or rights, from y ou under this Li cense wi ll not have the ir license s termina ted so l ong as suc h parti es rema in in full c omplia nce. 5. Y ou are not requir ed to accept[...]

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    70 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT OR ANY O THER P AR TY WHO MA Y MODIFY AND/OR REDISTRIBUTE THE PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE, B E LIABLE TO Y OU FOR DAMA GES, INCLUDING ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENT AL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMA GES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY T O USE THE PROGR AM (INCLUDING BUT NO T LIMITED TO LOSS O[...]

  • Page 71

    71 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others program s; and th at you are inf ormed tha t you can do these thi ngs. T o protect your rights, we need to m ake restrictions that forbi d distri butors to den y you these ri ghts or t o ask y ou to surrende r these rights. T hese restri ctions tran slate to c ertain respo nsib il[...]

  • Page 72

    72 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT definiti on files, plus the scripts used to co ntrol comp ilatio n and insta llation of the librar y . Activities other t han copyin g, di stribution a nd modificat ion are no t covered by this Lice nse; th ey are outside its scope. The act of running a program usin g the Librar y is no[...]

  • Page 73

    73 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others When a “w ork that uses t he Libr ary” uses materi al from a header f ile that is part of the Lib rary , the object code for the work may be a der iv ative work of the Librar y ev en thou gh the so urce code i s not. W hether this is true is especi ally si gnificant i f the wo[...]

  • Page 74

    74 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT modifying or dis tributing the Library ( or any work based on the Li brary), y ou indic ate your a cceptance of this L icense to do so, and all its te rms and condit ions for copying, dis tributing or mo difyin g the Librar y or works based o n it. 10. Each time you redistribute the Lib[...]

  • Page 75

    75 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others LIBRAR Y TO OPERA TE WITH ANY O T HER SOFTW ARE), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OT HER P AR TY HAS BEEN AD VISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH D AMAGES. END OF TERMS AND CONDITI ONS How to Apply These T erms to Y our New Librarie s If you develop a new library , an d you want it to be of th[...]

  • Page 76

    76 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT This prod uct includes software developed by Danga Interact iv e, Inc. ========== ========= ========== == INDEPENDENT JPE G GROUP SOFTW ARE This so ftware is based in part on th e work of the Inde penden t J PEG Gr oup. ========== ========= ========== == SOFTW ARE DEVELOPED BY THE OPENS[...]

  • Page 77

    77 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others THIS SOFTW ARE IS PR O VIDED BY ERIC YOUNG “ AS IS’ ’ AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED W ARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED T O, THE IMPLIED W ARRANTIE S OF MERCHANT AB ILITY AND FITNESS FOR A P A R TICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE[...]

  • Page 78

    78 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT Redis tributions of s ource code must r etain the above copyright not ice, thi s list of conditio ns and the followin g discla imer. Redis tributions in binar y form mu st reproduc e the above copyright not ice, this lis t of condit ions and the following d isclaim er in the docume ntat[...]

  • Page 79

    79 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others Excep t as cont ained in this n otice, t he nam e of a copyright hol der shall not be used in advertising or otherw ise to promote the sale, use or other dealing s in this Softwa re without prio r written author ization of the copyr ight hold er . --------------- -----------------[...]

  • Page 80

    80 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT grante d, provided that the above copyright notice an d this permi ssion notice appear in all copies . THE SOFTW ARE IS PR O VIDED “ A S IS” AND THE A UTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL W ARR ANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTW A RE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED W ARRANTIES OF MERCHANT ABILITY AND FITNESS. I[...]

  • Page 81

    81 NO TICES AND LI CENCES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PR ODUCT Others NO EVENT SHALL THE A UTHOR (S) BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT , INDIREC T , INCIDENT AL , SPECIAL, EXEMPLAR Y , OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMA GES (INCLUDING, BUT NO T LIMITED TO, PR OCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SER VICES; LOSS OF USE, D A T A, OR PR OFITS; OR BUSINESS INT ERR UPTION) HOWEVE[...]

  • Page 82

    82 NO TICES AND LICENCES FOR SOFTW A RE USED IN T HIS PR ODUCT P ARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT , INDIRECT , INCIDENT AL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLAR Y , OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAM A GES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PR OCUREME NT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SER VICES; LOSS OF USE, DA T[...]

  • Page 83

    83 Inde x Others Index Nume rics 3D gl asse s 3D glas ses co mmunica tion ra nge ..... ... 14 Using the 3D glas ses .. ........ ....... .......... 14 3D Setting s 2D-3D Dis play S el. (Selec t) .......... ...... 31 3D Brigh tness ............. ........ ....... .......... 31 3D Dep th Adjus t ............. ....... ........ ...... 32 3D F ormat .....[...]

  • Page 84

    84 Ind ex Setup . ....... ........... ....... ........ ....... ........... 29 Menu Pos ition ............... ............... ........... 29 Messages Caution .... ........... .................. ............... 45 W arning ....... ....... ........... .................. .... 45 Motionfl o w ...... ........... .................. ........... 23 MPEG NR [...]

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