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Electrical
Rear Input  DVI-D single
Side Input  DVI-D single, DVI-D dual, DVI-D single twin or DVI-D dual twin
(for more information, see Input formats, in section 2. Installation)
Pixel clock  single: up to 165MHz, dual: up to 220MHz
Outputs  DVI-D single loop through (from rear input only)
Control inputs  1 x LAN, 1 x Wireless LAN, 1 x RS232 serial
Mains voltage  200-240 VAC (±10%), 50/60Hz (single phase)
Power consumption  35HD-T: 4000 W
40HD-T: 4600 W
International Regulations  Meets FCC Class A  requirements
Meets EMC Directives (EN 50081-1, EN 50082-1, EN 55022)
MeetsLow Voltage Directive (EN60950)
Physical
Operating Temperature  10 to 35°C
Storage Temperature  -10 to 50°C
Thermal Dissipation  35HD-T: 13640 BTU/hr
40HD-T: 15695 BTU/hr
Operating Humidity  up to 80% non-condensing
Weight 114kg (249lbs)
   
						

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Lens Data
Optical 103-350 103-351 102-451 102-676
throw ratio1.0 :1 fi xed 1.25 - 1.45 :1 zoom 1.45 - 1.8 :1 zoom 1.8 - 2.4 :1 zoom
full DMD image width2.2m - 6.9m
(7.4 - 22.6ft)3.5 - 31m
(11 - 102ft)3 - 25m
(9 - 82ft)2 - 19m
(7 - 62ft)
throw distance2.2m - 6.9m
(7.4 - 22.6ft)5 - 45m
(16 - 148ft)5 - 45m
(16 - 148ft)5 - 45m
(16 - 148ft)
lens shift vertical in pixels*
(vs DMD height)± 400
(± 0.37H)± 540
(± 0.5H)± 282
(± 0.26H)± 282
(± 0.26H)
lens shift horizontal in pixels*
(vs DMD width)± 256
(± 0.125W)± 365
(± 0.178W)± 172
(±  0.085W)± 172
(± 0.085W)
Aperture F/2.5 F/2.5 F/2.5 F/2.5
Max object fi eld size 38.04mm dia 36.0mm dia 36.0mm dia 36.0mm dia
Effective focal length 28.95mm
(1.14in)35.28 - 40.97mm
(1.39 - 1.61in)40.71 - 50.89mm
(1.6 - 2.0in)50.72 - 62.12mm
(2 - 2.5in)
Distortion  88 % avg
Mechanical
Lens extension**185mm
(7.3in)161mm
(6.3in)109mm
(4.3in)97mm
(3.8in)
Length457.5mm
(18.0in)433.6mm
(17.1in)381mm
(15in)368.4mm
(14.5in)
Maximum diameter144.5mm
(5.69in)144.5mm
(5.69in)139mm
(5.47in)139mm
(5.47in)
Weight
to be confi rmed to be confi rmed to be confi rmed to be confi rmed
lens extension, measured from 
front of corner post
*  Actual available lens shift is reduced when the lens is to be shifted in two directions combined (see Shifting the image, 
in section 2. Installation).
**  Lens extension is the distance from the outer end of the lens to the front of the projector. It is measured when the lens 
is focussed at infi nity and fully extended. At other focus settings, the extension could be up to 10mm less. It is important 
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Optical 102-677 102-678 104-189
throw ratio2.2 - 3.0 :1 zoom 3.0 - 4.3 :1 zoom 4.3 - 6.0 :1 zoom
full DMD image width2 - 15m
(5 - 49ft)1 - 11m
(4 - 34ft)1 - 8m
(3 - 25ft)
throw distance2.2m - 6.9m
(7.4 - 22.6ft)5 - 45m
(16 - 148ft)5 - 45m
(16 - 148ft)
lens shift vertical in pixels*
(vs DMD height)± 282
(± 0.26H)± 282
(± 0.26H)± 282
(± 0.26H)
lens shift horizontal in pixels*
(vs DMD width)± 172
(± 0.085W)± 172
(± 0.085W)± 172
(± 0.085W)
Aperture F/2.5 F/2.5 F/2.5
Max object fi eld size 36.0mm dia 36.0mm dia 36.0mm dia
Effective focal length 62.35 - 84.79mm
(2.46 - 3.34in)84.0 - 120.5mm
(3.31 - 4.74in)122.8 - 172.3mm
(4.83 - 6.78 in)
Distortion 88% avg
Mechanical
Lens extension**53mm
(2.1in)98mm
(3.9in)170mm
(6.7in)
Length324.9mm
(12.8in)370.8mm
(14.6in)442mm
(17.4in)
Maximum diameter139mm
(5.47in)139mm
(5.47in)139mm
(5.47in)
Weight
to be confi rmed to be confi rmed to be confi rmed
lens extension, measured from 
front of corner post *  Actual available lens shift is reduced when the lens is to be shifted in two directions combined (see Shifting the image, 
in section 2. Installation).
**  Lens extension is the distance from the outer end of the lens to the front of the projector. It is measured when the lens 
is focussed at infi nity and fully extended. At other focus settings, the extension could be up to 10mm less. It is important 
for calculating throw distance accurately (see Useful lens calculations, in section 2. Installation). 
						

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Notes
  Cable complexity and 
interference can be reduced 
by using the Digilink high 
bandwidth optical connection 
system. Contact your dealer for 
more information.
  The analog pins to the right of 
the connector may be fi tted on 
some models, but are unused.
Connections
DVI-D connection
1  TMDS Data 2-
2  TMDS Data 2+
3  TMDS Data 2/4 Shield
4  TMDS Data 4-
5  TMDS Data 4+
6 DDC Clock
7 DDC Data
8 unused
9  TMDS Data 1-
10  TMDS Data 1+
11  TMDS Data 1/3 Shield
12  TMDS Data 3-
13  TMDS Data 3+
14  +5 V Power
15 Ground
16  Hot Plug Detect*
17  TMDS Data 0-
18  TMDS Data 0+
19  TMDS Data 0+
20  TMDS Data 0/5 Shield
21  TMDS Data 5 -
22  TMDS Data 5+
23  TMDS Clock Shield
24 TMDS Clock+
Hot plug detect (HPD) is fully DVI compliant.  DVI sources detect the presence 
of a display device by providing +5V on pin 14 and looking for +5V on pin 16. 
Whenever the projector is operational, and 5V is present on pin 14, pin 16 will be 
held at +5V.
EDID is available even when the projector is switched off.
Operational means that the projector is powered up.  Non operational states are 
powered down and some self test and reprogramming modes. •
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LAN connection
10BaseT Unshielded Twisted Pair cable
The standard wire colours as as follows:
1  White / Orange stripe
2 Orange
3  White / Green stripe
4 Blue
5  White / Blue stripe
6 Green
7  White / Brown stripe
8 Brown
Crossed cable
(used to connect directly to a computer with no hub or network.)
(Note that only the green and blue pairs are crossed)
1  White / Orange stripe  White / Green stripe  1
2 Orange  Green  2
3  White / Green stripe  White / Orange stripe  3
4 Blue  Blue  4
5  White / Blue stripe  White / Blue stripe  5
6 Green  Orange  6
7  White / Brown stripe  White / Brown stripe  7
8 Brown  Brown  8
Notes
 Use:
a straight cable to connect to a 
hub or network, or
a crossed cable as shown here 
to connect ONLY to a computer 
directly. •
•
top view of cable connector
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Serial control input
1 unused
2 Received Data
3 Transmitted Data
4 Data Terminal Ready
5 Signal Ground
6  Data Set Ready
7 Request To Send
8 Clear To Send
9  unused at present
Null-modem cable
(used to connect the projector to a computer)
RD 2 --- 3 TD
TD 3  ---  2  RD
DTR 4  ---  6  DSR
GND 5 --- 5 GND
DSR 6 --- 4 DTR
RTS 7  ---  8  CTS
CTS 8  ---  7  RTS
Modem settings
Baud rate    38,400 bps
Data length    8 bits
Parity   none
Stop bits    one
Handshaking    Full duplex RTS/CTS
    Xon/Xoff not supported •
•
•
•
•
Notes
  The projector is a DTE, so use:
•  a straight cable to connect to a 
modem, or
•  a null-modem cable as shown 
here to connect to another DTE 
such as a computer.
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Using Windows Hyperterminal to connect to the projector
Many features of the projector can be controlled remotely by sending ascii character 
strings to the serial control input, or via a LAN, using the protocol and syntax 
described in the following pages.
If you are using a PC running Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000 or XP, you can send 
the control codes using Windows Hyperterminal. This can usually be found in:
Start → All  Programs → Accessories → Communications → Hyperterminal:
In File → Properties, set the connection either to your serial link or LAN connection. 
For a serial connection, use the settings detailed on the previous page. For a LAN 
connection, connect to the server using port number 10002.
In File → Properties → Settings → Ascii Setup, set the sending and receiving 
characters as shown below:
Commands can be sent to the projector simply by typing in the Hyperterminal 
window. Replies will also be seen in the window.
Notes
  For a full description of all 
the Control codes available, 
see the Lightning Remote 
Communications Protocol, on 
the following pages.
  Details of how to connect to 
the projector, using the serial 
control input or via a LAN, can 
be found earlier in this section. 
						

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Remote communications protocol
Version 1.2 Patch A
Each command string sent to the projector should start with character 0x0a and end 
with character 0x0d. If you are using Windows Hyperterminal, then this will be taken 
care of by the Ascii Setup described on the previous page.
Prefi x each command with:
 “[id],[user],[time],[date],[command priority],[projector id],[projector name],”
for example:
1234,external,16:37:31,01/04/2004,5,543210,DPL-123,
example lens command (close shutter)
1234,external,15:20:25,14/10/2004,5,543210,DPL-123,lens,move,write,s,c,0,0
example lens command (open shutter)
1234,external,15:20:30,14/10/2004,5,543210,DPL-123,lens,move,write,s,o,0,0
Image commands
Image Brightness 
Used to set and query image brightness (lift) levels.
CALL : “image,brightness,write,r,[level],g,[level],b,[level],o,[level],a,[mode]”
   : Where [level] is -0.5 to 0.5 in steps of 0.001
   : and [mode] is either “on” or “off”
   : ‘o’ is overall level - only valid if ‘a’ is set to ‘off’.
   : ‘a’ is auto level control.
RETURNS  : “[msg id],ACK,brightness,r,[level],g,[level],b,[level],o,[level],a,[mode]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,brightness”
CALL   : “image,brightness,read,[urgency switch]”
NOTE   : Urgency switch is currently ignored (can be set to 0).
RETURNS  : “[msg id],brightness,[r level],[g level],[b level],[o level],[a mode]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,brightness”
Notes
  Details of how to connect to 
the projector, using the serial 
control input or via a LAN, can 
be found earlier in this section. 
						

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Image Contrast 
Used to set and query image contrast (gain) levels.
CALL   : “image,contrast,write,r,[r level],g,[g level],b,[b level],o,[level],a,[mode]”
   : Where [level] is 0.0 to 2.0 in steps of 0.001
   : and [mode] is either “on” or “off”
   : ‘o’ is overall level - only valid if ‘a’ is set to ‘off’.
   : ‘a’ is auto level control.
RETURNS  : “[msg id],ACK,contrast,r,[r level],g,[g level],b,[b level],o,[level],a,[mode]
”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,contrast”
CALL   : “image,contrast,read,[urgency switch]”
NOTE   : Urgency switch is currently ignored (can be set to 0).
RETURNS  : “[msg id],contrast,[r level],[g level],[b level],[o level],[a mode]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,contrast”
Image Projection Mode 
Used to set and query image projection mode.
CALL   : “image,projectionmode,write,[mode]”
   : Where [mode] is one of “curtain”, “testpattern” or “normal”
RETURNS  : “[msg id],ACK,projectionmode,[mode]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,projectionmode”
CALL   : “image,projectionmode,read,[urgency switch]”
NOTE   : Urgency switch is currently ignored (can be set to 0).
RETURNS  : “[msg id],projectionmode,[mode]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,projectionmode”
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Image Orientation 
Used to set and query image orientation.
CALL   : “image,imageorient,write,[orient]”
   : Where [orient] is one of “normal”, “nsfl ip”, “ewfl ip” or “newsfl ip”
RETURNS  : “[msg id],ACK,imageorient,[orient]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,imageorient”
CALL   : “image,imageorient,read,[urgency switch]”
NOTE   : Urgency switch is currently ignored (can be set to 0).
RETURNS  : “[msg id],imageorient,[orient]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,imageorient”
Image Mirror Park 
Used to set and query mirror park.
CALL   : “image,mirrorpark,write,[mode]”
   : Where [mode] is one of “park” or “release”
RETURNS  : “[msg id],ACK,mirrorpark,[orient]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,mirrorpark”
CALL   : “image,mirrorpark,read,[urgency switch]”
NOTE   : Urgency switch is currently ignored (can be set to 0).
RETURNS  : “[msg id],mirrorpark,[mode]”
   : OR
   : “[msg id],NAK,mirrorpark”
Notes