Dukane Projector 8933W Specifications

							Cost-effective LCD projector  
captures attention in classrooms or  
conference rooms with dynamic images 
and 3,000 ANSI lumens.
Key Features
■  WXGA 1280 x 800 resolution
■ 3,000 ANSI lumens white/color output
■  2000:1 contrast ratio
■  HDMI 1 input
■  2,000 hours filter* 
■  5,000 hours lamp life (Standard mode) 
and 6,000 hours lamp life (Eco mode)**
■  Power saving standby mode less  
than 0.5W
8933W
From the classroom to the conference room, Dukane’s cost-effective 8933W 
LCD projector combines superior image clarity, high quality value, and long-
life reliability. Bright, vivid colors with razor-sharp text and bold graphics will 
truly enhance any lesson or meeting and make it more memorable. For added 
security, the 8933W includes PIN lock protection which can limit projector 
users. MS-1 wired and MS-1WL wireless multifunction switchers are available 
as accessories for the 8933W and operate in conjunction with the receiver 
to provide expanded source selection and switching options for connected 
devices. Plus, Dukane’s Intelligent Eco Mode with ImageCare combines 
optimal picture performance with maximum energy savings for a lower total 
cost of ownership. For added peace of mind, Dukane’s 8933W is also backed 
by a generous warranty and our world-class service and support programs.
8933W LCD Projector
DUKANE CORP 
Audio Visual Products  
2900 Dukane Drive, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 
Toll-free: 888-245-1966 
• Fax: 630-584-5156 
E-mail: [email protected] 
www.dukane.com/av 
						

							Input/Outputs
8933W
Left Profile
Right Profile
Top View
 
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1. HDMI2. Video3. Computer in 14.   Computer in 2/ 
Monitor Out 5.
 Kensington Lock6. Control (RS-232C)7. Audio Out
8. Audio In9. AC10. Security  Bar
Front View 
Intelligent Eco and Saver ModesAutomatically changes the brightness of the 
lamp according to the brightness level of 
the screen. Also, automatically changes the 
brightness of the lamp if there is no change 
in the screen image. Using ImageCare 
technology, these features give optimal 
picture performance with maximum energy 
savings. 
ImageCare TechnologyImageCare is a lamp power control function 
that combines optimal picture performance 
with maximum energy savings by decreasing 
energy usage, improving contrast ratio and 
lengthening lamp life. The result is a lower 
total cost of ownership and decreased 
maintenance cost.
Wired and Wireless Switcher SolutionsMultifunctional switcher operates in 
conjunction with the receiver to provide 
expanded source selection and switching 
options for connected devices. The switcher 
is sold as an optional accessory that can 
provide 1080p 30 fps wireless via WHDI for 
both video and audio.
PIN Lock / MyScreen / MyTextPIN lock protection can limit projector users. 
MyScreen PIN lock keeps captured images 
on the startup screen. Users can set any 
name logo to MyScreen, clearly identifying 
ownership. MyText provides the ability to 
write text on the startup screen such as 
model name, serial number or location.
FEATURES
8933W LCD Projector
*   Actual filter life will vary by individual filter and based on envir\
onmental conditions, selected operating mode, user settings and usage. Hours of average filter life specified are not guaranteed and do not constitute part of the product warranty.**   Actual lamp life will vary by individual lamp and based on envir onmental conditions, selected operating mode, user settings and usage. Hours of average lamp life specified are not guaranteed and do not constitute part of the product or 
lamp warranty. Lamp brightness decreases over time.
DUKANE CORP 
Audio Visual Products  
2900 Dukane Drive, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 
Toll-free: 888-245-1966 
• Fax: 630-584-5156 
E-mail: [email protected] 
www.dukane.com/av
5 Year WarrantyClosed Captioning3LCD Technology 
						

							*   Actual lamp life will vary by individual lamp and based on environmental conditions, selected operating mode, user settings and usage. H\
ours of average lamp life specified are not guaranteed and do not constitute part of the product or lamp warranty. Lamp brightness decreases over time.**   Actual filter life will vary by individual filter and based on envir\
onmental conditions, selected operating mode, user settings and usage. H\
ours of average filter life specified are not guaranteed and do not constitute part of the product warranty.
Accessories and Lenses
Supplied  
AccessoriesRemote control, power cord, computer
cable, user’s manual
Optional  
Accessories MS-1 wired and MS-1WL wireless 
 
multifunction switchers, LCDSC2000  
soft sided case
Optional Lenses NA
Replacement Parts
Lamp456-8933W
Remote Control HL02881
Filter UX38851
Specifications
Display
Projection Technology 3LCD, 3 chip technology
Resolution WXGA - 1280 x 800
White Light Output 3,000 ANSI lumens
Color Light Output 3,000 ANSI lumens
Colors 16.7 million colors
Aspect Ratio Native 16:10 and 4:3 / 16:9 compatible
Contrast Ratio 2000 : 1 (using active IRIS)
Throw Ratio   
(distance : width) 1.5 - 1.8 : 1
Focus Distance 36" - 454"
Display size 30" - 300"
Lens & Operation
LensF = 2.1 - 2.3, f = 19 - 23 mm, x 1.2 manual zoom
Lamp Wattage 225W
Expected Lamp Life* Approximately 5,000 hours (standard mode)  
6,000 hours (Eco mode)
Expected Filter Life** Approximately 2,000 hours
Speaker Output 1W
Acoustic Noise Level 37 dB (29 dB in Eco mode)
Keystone +/- 30º vertical only
Compatibility
ComputerVGA, SVGA, XGA, WXGA 
W XGA+/SXGA //UXGA (compressed) MAC 16"
H-Sync 31.5 kHz - 106 kHz
V-Sync 56 Hz - 120 Hz
Composite Video NTSC, NTSC4.43, PAL, PAL-M, -N, SECAM
Component Video 480i, 480p, 576i, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
HDMI 480i, 480p, 576i, 720p, 1080i, 1080p,   
Computer signal TMDS clock 27 MHz - 150 MHz
Connectors
Digital Input HDMI x 1 (HDCP compliant)
Computer Input 1 15-pin mini D-sub x 1
Computer Input 2 15-pin mini D-sub x 1
Computer Monitor Output Share with Computer Input 2 (settings must be changed to 
switch between Input 2 and Monitor Out)
Video Input
     S-Video N /A
     Composite Video RCA jack x 1
     Component Video 15-pin mini D-sub x 2 (shared with computer in 1/2)
Audio Input RCA jack (L /R) x 1
Audio Output RCA jack (L /R) x 1
Network LAN Wired N /A
Network LAN Wireless N /A
USB N /A
Control Terminals 9-pin D-sub x 1 (RS-232 control)
Ratings & Warranty
Power SupplyAC100-120V / AC220-240V, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption 320W
Operating Temperature 40ºF - 95ºF (5ºC - 35ºC)
Dimensions ( W x D x H) 12.6" x 9.7" x 3.4" (excl. protruding parts)  
Shipping 18.0" x 14.0" x 8.0"
WeightApproximately 6.4 lbs. / Shipping 13.0 lbs.  
Approvals UL 60950-1 / cUL FCC Part 15 subpart B class B
Warranty Five (5) year limited warranty plus Dukane’s 1 year Peace of 
Mind Loaner Program
UPC 605194003105
Projection Throw Chart
Screen Size  16:10Throw Distance
DiagonalWidthMinMax
30 253644
60 517489
80 6899120
100 85125 150
200 170251302
300 254378454
Throw Ratio: 1.5 - 1.8 : 1 (distance : width)Screen size and throw distance are measured in inches.
8933W
8933W LCD Projector
DUKANE CORP 
Audio Visual Products  
2900 Dukane Drive, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 
Toll-free: 888-245-1966 
• Fax: 630-584-5156 
E-mail: [email protected] 
www.dukane.com/av
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Contents 
Important Safety Instructions ix 
Laser Safety xix 
Chapter 1  Introduction 1 
Chapter 2  RF Gateway 1 Configuration Quick Start 3 
Configuring the IP Address Through the Front Panel ....................................................... 4 
Connecting the RF Gateway 1 Using a Web Browser ......................................................... 5 
Changing Device Settings ....................................................................................................... 6 
Configuring the Device Name .................................................................................. 6 
Configuring the Annex .............................................................................................. 7 
Configuring the Clock ................................................................................................ 8 
Configuring IP Network Settings ........................................................................................ 10 
Configuring Management Port (10/100) IP Address, Subnet Mask and 
Default Gateway .................................................................................................... 10 
Network Connectivity Testing ............................................................................................. 14 
Configuring Static Routes ........................................................................................ 14 
Configuring QAM Output .................................................................................................... 15 
Card Presence ............................................................................................................ 16 
Enabling QAM Port .................................................................................................. 16 
Carrier Parameters .................................................................................................... 17 
Channel Application Mode ..................................................................................... 20 
Configuring VOD Parameters .............................................................................................. 21 
Ingress All VoD ......................................................................................................... 21 
Video Session Timeout ............................................................................................. 22 
Chapter 3  General Configuration and Monitoring 25 
QAM Annex and Frequency Plan Configuration ............................................................. 26 
QAM Card Configuration..................................................................................................... 28 
Global RF Port Configuration ................................................................................. 28 
QAM Card View ....................................................................................................... 29 
QAM RF Port Configuration ................................................................................... 30 
Global QAM Channel Configuration ..................................................................... 31 
QAM Channel Level Configuration ....................................................................... 33 
GbE Interface Configuration ................................................................................................ 35 
GbE Interface Operation Modes ............................................................................. 35  
						

							 
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Configuring GbE Interface Settings ....................................................................... 42 
Configuring GbE Port Operational Mode ............................................................. 42 
Configuring the Video/Data IP Address for GbE Port Pair Mode.................... 43 
Configuring Redundancy for Port Pair Mode ...................................................... 45 
Configuring Reversion of Multicast Streams to Primary Port ........................... 46 
ARP and Route Configuration ............................................................................................. 48 
Clock Configuration .............................................................................................................. 49 
Real -Time Clock Setup ............................................................................................ 49 
Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) ................................................................. 50 
Monitoring the RF Gateway 1 .............................................................................................. 53 
Summary Tab ............................................................................................................ 53 
Monitor Tab ............................................................................................................... 54 
Fault Management of the RF Gateway 1 ............................................................................ 65 
System Alarms........................................................................................................... 65 
System Events ............................................................................................................ 67 
User Notification of Alarms and Events ................................................................ 68 
Configuration Management ................................................................................................. 74 
Configuration Save ................................................................................................... 74 
Configuration Backup .............................................................................................. 74 
Configuration Restore .............................................................................................. 75 
Release Management ............................................................................................................. 77 
Downloading System Release Images ................................................................... 78 
Configuring, Monitoring, and Fault Management via SNMP ........................................ 80 
Monitoring Capability .............................................................................................. 81 
Chapter 4  Table-Based Video Specific Operation 83 
Provisioning ............................................................................................................................ 84 
Channel Application Mode ..................................................................................... 84 
Video Stream Map Configuration .......................................................................... 84 
Automated Video Stream Map Configuration ..................................................... 87 
Advanced Settings .................................................................................................... 89 
Advanced Rules for Advanced Settings ................................................................ 93 
MPTS Pass-Through Mode of Operation .............................................................. 95 
Enabling UDTA ......................................................................................................... 96 
Status Monitoring .................................................................................................................. 97 
Introduction ............................................................................................................... 97 
Monitoring ................................................................................................................. 97 
Chapter 5  Switched Digital Video Specific Operation 99 
Provisioning .......................................................................................................................... 100 
Prerequisite Configurations: ................................................................................. 100 
Channel Application Mode ................................................................................... 100 
SRM Configuration ................................................................................................. 100 
Legacy Mode ........................................................................................................... 101  
						

							 
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QAM Channel Configuration ............................................................................... 101 
Status Monitoring ................................................................................................................ 103 
Chapter 6  Wideband Data Specific Operation 105 
Provisioning .......................................................................................................................... 106 
Channel Application Mode ................................................................................... 106 
Data Map Configuration ........................................................................................ 106 
Status Monitoring ................................................................................................................ 109 
Introduction ............................................................................................................. 109 
Monitoring ............................................................................................................... 109 
Chapter 7  Basic M-CMTS Data Specific Operation 113 
Provisioning .......................................................................................................................... 114 
Channel Application Mode ................................................................................... 114 
Data Map Configuration ........................................................................................ 114 
Connecting to DTI Server ...................................................................................... 116 
Status Monitoring ................................................................................................................ 119 
Introduction ............................................................................................................. 119 
Monitoring ............................................................................................................... 119 
Chapter 8  M-CMTS Data DEPI-CP Operation 127 
Provisioning .......................................................................................................................... 128 
Channel Application Mode ................................................................................................ 129 
Depi-Remote ............................................................................................................ 129 
DEPI-Learn .............................................................................................................. 129 
Status Monitoring ................................................................................................................ 131 
Monitoring ............................................................................................................... 131 
DEPI Feature Highlights ..................................................................................................... 138 
Chapter 9  Remapping Unreferenced PIDS 139 
Enabling the Feature ............................................................................................................ 140 
Feature Page ......................................................................................................................... 141 
Adding Entries to the Remap Table .................................................................................. 142 
Blocked Unreferenced PIDS ............................................................................................... 143 
Enabling Insert External PAT ............................................................................................. 144 
Operator Responsibilities.................................................................................................... 145 
PID Remapping ....................................................................................................... 145 
Inserting External PAT ........................................................................................... 145 
Chapter 10  Alarm Configuration 147 
Configuring Alarm Settings ............................................................................................... 148 
Alarm Details ........................................................................................................... 148  
						

							 
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Chapter 11  Variable Fan Speed 151 
GUI Feature Option ............................................................................................................. 152 
Feature Design Details ........................................................................................................ 153 
Chapter 12  Licensing 155 
Applications Requiring a Software License ..................................................................... 156 
Obtaining a License File ......................................................................................... 157 
Installing and Activating a License ................................................................................... 161 
To Install a License.................................................................................................. 161 
To Activate a License .............................................................................................. 162 
Secure License Transfer ....................................................................................................... 163 
Start License Transfer ............................................................................................. 163 
Complete License Transfer .................................................................................... 166 
Chapter 13  Encryption and Scrambling 169 
Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 170 
Scrambling, Control Word, and Cryptoperiod ................................................................ 171 
Access Criteria and Access Rights ..................................................................................... 172 
Entitlement Control Messages ........................................................................................... 173 
Event Information Scheduler ............................................................................................. 174 
Scrambling Levels ................................................................................................................ 175 
Elementary Stream Level Scrambling .................................................................. 175 
Service Level Scrambling ....................................................................................... 176 
Simulcrypt Scrambling ........................................................................................................ 177 
Timing Parameters ............................................................................................................... 178 
Steps To Take ........................................................................................................................ 180 
Configuring Broadcast Scrambling and Dual Encryption Broadcast .............. 180 
Configuring Scrambling General Settings ........................................................... 182 
Configuring Scrambling Specific Parameters ..................................................... 183 
Chapter 14  Secuirty Features 201 
Security Features Overview ............................................................................................... 202 
Authentication ...................................................................................................................... 203 
Authentication Configuration ............................................................................... 203 
Remote Authentication .......................................................................................... 207 
Password Recovery................................................................................................. 209 
Enabling HTTPS on the RF Gateway 1 ............................................................................. 210 
Steps for Enabling HTTPS ..................................................................................... 210 
SFTP Support ........................................................................................................................ 218 
GUI Changes for SFTP ........................................................................................... 218 
System Tab Changes ............................................................................................... 218  
						

							 
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Installing SFTP ........................................................................................................ 219 
Uninstalling SFTP ................................................................................................... 221 
Firewall Settings ................................................................................................................... 223 
Chapter 15  96 QAM Channel Software 225 
Licensing ............................................................................................................................... 226 
Release Management ........................................................................................................... 227 
Upgrades .................................................................................................................. 227 
Revert ........................................................................................................................ 228 
Configuration Management ............................................................................................... 229 
Backup ...................................................................................................................... 229 
Restore ...................................................................................................................... 229 
Operational Considerations ............................................................................................... 230 
QAM Configuration ............................................................................................... 230 
Map Configuration ................................................................................................. 232 
Monitoring ............................................................................................................... 234 
Network Management ........................................................................................................ 235 
Chapter 16  NGOD Specific Operation 237 
Provisioning .......................................................................................................................... 238 
Channel Application Mode ................................................................................... 238 
NGOD Settings ........................................................................................................ 238 
D6/R6 Communication ......................................................................................... 239 
Status Monitoring ................................................................................................................ 241 
Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................... 242 
Logs ........................................................................................................................................ 243 
Chapter 17  Customer Information 247 
Appendix A Technical Specifications 249 
General Specifications ......................................................................................................... 250 
Introduction ............................................................................................................. 250 
Environmental Specifications ................................................................................ 250 
Chassis Mechanical Specifications........................................................................ 250 
Physical ..................................................................................................................... 250 
Power Supply Specifications ................................................................................. 251 
Electrical Specifications ....................................................................................................... 252 
GbE Input Interface ................................................................................................ 252 
Management Interface ............................................................................................ 252 
DTI Interface ............................................................................................................ 252 
RF Outputs ............................................................................................................... 252 
Signal Specifications ............................................................................................... 253 
Specifications Optical Types SFP Modules ......................................................... 254  
						

							 
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Electrical GbE SFP Transceiver ............................................................................. 254 
Glossary 255 
Index 259