Digital Projection E-Vision Series User Guides

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  OPERATING THE PROJECTOR  Installation and Quick-Start Guide
Page Inst_8Rev A     January 2012
Operating the Projector
Switching the Projector On
Connect.the.power.cable.between.the.mains.supply.and.the.projector..Switch.on.at.the.switch.next.to.the.power.connector.
Wait.until.the.self-test.has.completed.and.the.Power.indicator.on.the.projector.control.panel.shows.amber.. The.lamp.will.be.off.and.the.
projector.will.be.in.STANDBY.mode.
Press..on.the.control.panel.or.POWER ON on.the.remote.control.
The.Power.indicator.on.the.control.panel.will.flash.green.for.a.few.seconds.whilst.the.lamp.comes.up.to.full.brightness..When.the.
projector.is.ready.for.use,.the.Power.indicator.will.show.steady.green.
Selecting an Input Signal or Test Pattern
Input signal
Connect.an.image.source.to.the.projector..The.signal.should.be.automatically.detected.by.the.projector,.and.should.be.displayed.within.a.
two.or.three.seconds.
If.more.than.one.signal.is.connected,.then.select.the.image.you.want.to.display:
Press.SOURCE.on.the.control.panel.to.cycle.through.the.inputs,
or.press.INPUT.on.the.remote.control,.then..or..to.cycle.through.the.inputs.
Test pattern
If.you.have.no.image.source.connected.to.the.projector,.then.you.can.display.a.test.pattern.instead:
Press.TEST PATTERN.on.the.remote.control,.then..or..to.cycle.through.the.patterns,
or.select.a.Test Pattern.from.the.Installation menu.
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Notes
 Always allow the lamp to cool for 
5 minutes before:
  - disconnecting the power 
- moving the projector
 For full details of how to connect an 
image source to the projector, see 
the Connection Guide.
 For full details of how to use the 
controls and the menu system, see 
the Operating Guide. 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  OPERATING THE PROJECTOR  Installation and Quick-Start Guide
Page Inst_9Rev A     January 2012
Adjusting the Lens
Zoom
Use.the.ZOOM +/−.buttons.on.the.control.panel.or.on.the.remote.control.to.adjust.the.
lens.so.that.the.image.fills.the.screen.
Focus
Use.the.FOCUS +/−.buttons.on.the.control.panel.or.on.the.remote.control.to.adjust.the.
lens.until.the.image.is.sharp.
Shift
Use.the.LENS SHIFT.buttons.,.,..and.on.the.control.panel.to.adjust.the.
position.of.the.image,
or.press.the.LENS SHIFT.button.on.the.remote.control.then.use.,.,..and..
to.adjust.the.position.of.the.image.
Adjusting the Image
Orientation
Use.the.Projection Mode.settings,.in.the.Installation Menu.
Aspect Ratio
Press.the.ASPECT.button.on.the.remote.control.to.cycle.through.all.the.available.
settings.
or.use.the.Aspect Ratio.setting.in.the.Setup Menu.
Picture
Press.PICTURE.on.the.remote.control.or.use.the.menu.controls,.to.open.the.Picture 
Menu.
Use.the.sliders.in.the.Picture.menu.to.adjust.the.brightness,.contract.etc.
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 For full details of how to use the 
controls and the menu system, see 
the Operating Guide. 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  OPERATING THE PROJECTOR  Installation and Quick-Start Guide
Page Inst_10Rev A     January 2012
Switching the Projector Off
Press..on.the.control.panel.or.STANDBY on.the.remote.control,.then.press.the.button.a.second.time.within.5.seconds.to.confirm.your.
intention.to.switch.off.
The.lamp.will.go.off,.and.the.Power.indicator.on.the.control.panel.will.flash.amber.for.a.few.seconds.whilst.the.lamp.cools.. The.Power.
indicator.on.the.control.panel.will.then.show.amber.and.the.projector.will.be.in.Standby.mode.
Switch.off.at.the.switch.next.to.the.power.connector..Disconnect.the.power.cable.from.the.projector.
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5 minutes before:
  - disconnecting the power 
- moving the projector 
						

							
Rev A     January 2012
E-Vision series
High Brightness Digital Video Projector
CONNECTION GUIDE
112-459A
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CONNECTION GUIDE
About this Guide
Symbols used in this guide
Warnings 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  CONTENTS  Connection Guide
Rev A     January 2012
CONTENTS
About this Guide ........................................................................\
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Symbols used in this guide ...............................................................Conn_1
Warnings.........................................................................\
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Notes.........................................................................\
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Product revision  ........................................................................\
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Signal Inputs and Outputs  ..........................................................Conn_2
Computer 1 ........................................................................\
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Computer 2 ........................................................................\
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Computer 3 ........................................................................\
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Component  ........................................................................\
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Video or S-Video ........................................................................\
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Monitor Out  ........................................................................\
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Supported Signal Input Modes.................................................Conn_3
Control Connections  .......................................................................Conn_5
Screen Trigger ........................................................................\
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USB Service Port ........................................................................\
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RS232  ........................................................................\
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LAN ........................................................................\
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Wiring Details........................................................................\
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Signal inputs and outputs  .................................................................Conn_6
Monitor.video.output.(VGA)........................................................Conn_6
Computer.1.video.input:.analog.computer.(VGA).......................Conn_6
Computer.2.video.input:.RGBHV,.RGsB.or. YCbCr.....................Conn_6
Computer.3.video.input:.DVI-D...................................................Conn_7
Monitor.audio.output...................................................................Conn_8
Computer.1,.2,.3.audio.inputs.....................................................Conn_8
Component.video.and.audio.input..............................................Conn_8
Video.input.........................................................................\
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Composite.and.S-Video.audio.input............................................Conn_9
S-Video.input.........................................................................\
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Control connections ........................................................................\
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Screen. Trigger.output...............................................................Conn_10
RS232.Serial.control.input........................................................Conn_10
LAN.connection.........................................................................\
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  ABOUT THIS GUIDE  Connection Guide
Page Conn_1Rev A     January 2012
About this Guide
Please.read.this.guide.carefully.before.using.the.projector,.and.keep.it.handy.for.future.reference.
A.serial.number.is.located.on.the.side.of.the.projector..Record.it.here:.
Symbols used in this guide
Warnings
 ELECTRICAL WARNING: this symbol indicates that there is a danger of electrical shock\
 unless the instructions are closely 
followed.
 WARNING: this symbol indicates that there is a danger of physical injury \
to yourself and/or damage to the equipment unless 
the instructions are closely followed.
Notes
  NOTE: this symbol indicates that there is some important information that you should read.
Product revision
Because.we.at.Digital.Projection.continually.strive.to.improve.our.products,.we.may.change.specifications.and.designs,.and.add.new.features.
without.prior.notice..Projectors.built.prior.to.this.revision.of.the.Operating.Guide.may.therefore.not.include.all.the.features.described. 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  SIGNAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS  Connection Guide
Page Conn_2Rev A     January 2012
Signal Inputs and Outputs
Computer 1
Connect.an.analog computer (VGA) cable.to.the.15-pin.D-type.
Connect.a.stereo audio.cable.to.the.3.5mm.jack.
Computer 2
Connect.a.set.of.RGsB,.RGBHV.or.YCbCr.cables.to.the.BNC.connectors.
Connect.a.stereo audio.cable.to.the.3.5mm.jack.
Computer 3
Connect.a.DVI-I.cable.to.the.DVI.connector.
Connect.a.stereo audio.cable.to.the.3.5mm.jack.below.the.DVI.connector.
Component
Connect.a.set.of.YPbPr.or.YCbCr.cables.to.the.RCA.phono.connectors.
Connect.a.pair.of.audio cables.to.the.L.and.R.audio.connectors.or.a.single.audio.cable.
to.the.L connector.
Video or S-Video
Connect.a.composite video.cable.to.the.single.RCA phono.connector,.or.an.S-Video.
cable.to.the.4-pin.mini-DIN.
Connect.a.pair.of.audio cables.to.the.L.and.R.audio.connectors.or.a.single.audio.cable.
to.the.L connector.
Monitor Out
Connect.an.analog monitor (VGA).cable.to.the.15-pin.D-type.
Connect.a.stereo audio.cable.to.the.3.5mm.jack.
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COMPONENT
Notes
 For a complete listing of pin 
configurations for all signal and 
control connectors, see Wiring 
Details later in this Guide.
 When Standby Mode is set to Eco:
  the Monitor Out connection is 
disabled.
COMPUTER 3
COMPUTER 1
COMPUTER 2
VIDEO &
S-VIDEO
MONITOR OUT 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  SUPPORTED SIGNAL INPUT MODES  Connection Guide
Page Conn_3Rev A     January 2012
Supported Signal Input Modes
SignalResolutionRefresh Rate ( Hz )
Total number of lines
Horizontal  Frequency (kHz)
3D
VIDEO /S-VIDEOCOMPONENTCOMPUTER 1
(VGA)
COMPUTER 2(RGB/YCbCr)COMPUTER 3
(DVI-I)
SDTV480i720.x.48059.9452515.73üüü
576i720.x.5765062515.63üüü
HDTV.480p720.x.48059.9452531.47üüü
576p720.x.5765062531.25üüü
720p501280.x.7205075037.50üüü
720p601280.x.7206075045.00üüü
1080i501920.x.108050112528.13üüü
1080i601920.x.108060112533.75üüü
1080p501920.x.108050112556.25üüü
1080p601920.x.108060112567.5üüü
COMPUTER480p640.x.48059.9.52631.5.üüü
VGA72640.x.48072.8.52137.9.üüü
VGA75640.x.4807550037.5üüü
VGA85640.x.4808550943.3üüü
SVGA56800.x.60056.3.62535.2.üüü
SVGA60800.x.60060.362937.9.üüüü
SVGA72800.x.60072.266648.1üüü
SVGA75800.x.6007562546.9üüü
SVGA85800.x.60085.163153.7üüü
SVGA120800.x.600120.666380.0üü
SVGA120800.x.600_RB12061173.3üü
SVGA120800.x.600119.970083.9üü
XGA601024.x.7686080748.4üüüü
XGA701024.x.76870.180656.5üüü
XGA751024.x.7687580060üüü
XGA1201024.x.76812080696.7üü
XGA1201024.x.768_RB12081397.6üü
XGA1201024.x.768119.882398.6üü
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  SUPPORTED SIGNAL INPUT MODES  Connection Guide
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SignalResolutionRefresh Rate ( Hz )
Total number of lines
Horizontal  Frequency (kHz)
3D
VIDEO /S-VIDEOCOMPONENTCOMPUTER 1
(VGA)
COMPUTER 2(RGB/YCbCr)COMPUTER 3
(DVI-I)
COMPUTERWXGA601280.x.72059.9.74644.7.üüüü
continuedWXGA601280.x.7206075045üüü
WXGA1201280.x.72012075090ü
WXGA1201280.x.720120.177292.7üü
WXGA601280.x.76859.979847.8üüü
WXGA601280.x.80059.883149.7üüüü
WXGA751280.x.80074.983862.8üüü
WXGA1201280.x.800_RB119.9847101.6üü
WXGA601360.x.7686079547.7üüü
WXGA601366.x.76859.879947.8üüü
WXGA+601440.x.90059.993355.9üüü
SXGA751152.x.8647590067.5üüü
SXGA601280.x.96060100060üüü
SXGA601280.x.102460106764üüü
SXGA751280.x.102475106780üüü
SXGA+601400.x.105060108865.3üüü
WSXGA+1680.x.1050_6060108865.3üüü
UXGA601600.x.120060125075.00üüü
MACMAC13640.x.48066.652635.0üüü
MAC16832.x.62474.566749.7üüü
MAC191024.x.76874.980460.2üüü
MAC211152.x.87075.191568.7üüü 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  CONTROL CONNECTIONS  Connection Guide
Page Conn_5Rev A     January 2012
Control Connections
Screen Trigger
The.Trigger.output.can.be.connected.to.an.electrically.operated.screen,.automatically.
deploying.the.screen.when.the.projector.is.switched.on,.and.retracting.the.screen.when.
the.projector.is.switched.to.standby.
USB Ser vice Port
The.USB.Service.Port.is.used.to.download.firmware.updates,.issued.from.time.to.time.by.
Digital.Projection.
RS232
All.of.the.projector’s.features.can.be.controlled.via.a.serial.connection,.using.the.control.
strings.described.in.the.Remote Communications Guide.
LAN
All.of.the.projector’s.features.can.be.controlled.via.a.LAN.connection,.using.the.industry.
standard.PJLInk.commands.. The.PJLink.specification.can.be.downloaded.from.
http://pjlink.jbmia.or.jp/english.-.click.on.the.Specifications.link.
The.LAN.IP.Address.of.the.projector.can.be.set.by.using.the.Network.submenu,.which.
can.be.found.in.the.Advanced Setting.submenu.in.the.Installation.menu.
Once.the.LAN.IP .Address.has.been.set,.it.is.possible.to.assign.a.Host Name.and.
Domain Name to.the.projector,.and.to.set.up.an.Alert Mail.address.and.PJLink.
password.
  For more information about these settings, see PJLink in the Remote 
Communications Guide.
A .number.of.basic.picture.and.input.settings.can.be.controlled.directly.using.the.
embedded.LAN Control utility.
 For full details of how to use this feature, see LAN Control Utility in the Remote 
Communications Guide.
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 For a complete listing of pin 
configurations for all signal and 
control connectors, see Wiring 
Details later in this Guide.
 Only one remote connection can 
be used at any one time. For more 
information, see the Installation 
menu in the Operating Guide.
 For full details of how to use the 
menu system, see the Operating 
Guide.
 When Standby Mode is set to Eco:
  the RS232 connection is disabled.
LAN
USB
RS232
SCREEN TRIGGER
MAINS