Mitsubishi Wd390u Est Projector Specifications

							MULTIMEDIA DATA/VIDEO PROJECTORS
L-188-2-C9121-A  KYO-1211  Printed in Japan (MDOC)
Presentation Products Divisionwww.mitsubishi-presentations.com
Display & Ima ging Solutions Divisionwww.mitsubishielectric.ca
New publication efective Nov. 2012.
Specifcations are subject to change without notice.LITWD390U-EST
WD390U-EST
Classrooms Will Never be the Same Again
Revolutionary Ultrashort-throw thin-client projector 
						

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LAN
Mitsubishis Thin Client Projector Enabling Access to the Cloud
When connected to a LAN, users can log-in to remote computers directly from the projector, retrieve stored images and play them back. Through the introduction 
of the LAN Display Function and Remote Log-in Function, use as a thin client is possible. As all operations can be performed through the LAN, it is easy to start up 
another projector at the time of changing classrooms. Faculty members no longer need to return to the staf room to change the log-in on the remote computer. The 
WD390U-EST itself also functions as a terminal adaptor, enabling connection to a cloud through a computer or server. Applications and data can be used in the cloud 
infrastructure environment, helping to reduce the amount invested in school equipment. A projector that is truly easy to use, the thin-client compatibility of the 
WD390U-EST provides enhanced convenience that makes giving presentations much easier.
Staf Room
Staf Room
Classroom
or
Server
Open the RDP port 
(TCP;3389)
Cloud
Computer
After constructing a cloud environment, 
users can access applications, servers, 
stored fles, platforms and databases 
in the cloud via projector operation.
Computers and projectors connected 
to the same LAN can be operated 
from either unit. 
Using LAN Display System in 
the computer and the thin client 
compatibility of the projector, 
users can edit data and project images 
stored on the computer.
Server
Application
StoragePlatformDataBase
Server
Images transferred via USB cable
Display via LAN (Wired and Wi-Fi)
Remote computer control 
via a keyboard and mouse 
connected to the projector 
via a USB cable and Wi-Fi 
dongle.Wireless mouse
/keyboard Remote location
USB Display/LAN Display
USB
To use the projector to reproduce images from a computer, a VGA cable, USB 
cable, LAN cable or commercially available wireless dongle can be used. For 
displaying images via a LAN, up to four computers can simultaneously display 
to one projector. The projection screen can be divided into quarters, reproduc
-
ing all computer screens simultaneously. 
Remote Log-in Function
Up until now, LAN Display System required that the projector be selected from a computer, so users had to go to a computer whenever they wanted to use a projector. 
The WD390U-EST is equipped with a remote log-in function that enables users to log into a computer from the projector, eliminating the time and efort required to 
go to the computer to log in.
Remote Desktop
When using the LAN Display function, a USB mouse or USB keyboard can be 
connected to the projector enabling direct access to a computer on the local 
network.
Notes: 
1) For displaying images via a LAN, network settings are required.
2) Not all USB dongles are compatible.
LAN LAN
Log-in to Computer
LAN
Remote Log-in Function
Amazingly Easy to Use Anytime, Anywhere…
Introducing the latest model of ultrashort-throw lens mobile projectors in the Mitsubishi Electric line-up, 
the WD390U-EST. Boasting bright 3000lm illumination and capable of projecting an 80-inch image at a 
distance of less than 26 inches from the screen, this revolutionary projector reproduces clear, large-screen 
images even in the tightest of spaces. Connecting to a cloud computing service using the WD390U-EST as 
a thin client terminal allows users to log-in to a computer or server from the classroom.  This eliminates the 
need to carry around data and enables simple, no-fuss projection. Used with a tablet incorporating the 
SidePad function or Wif Doc, it is possible to expand the breadth of classroom communications even 
further. Mitsubishi Electric is helping to realize maximum potential by responding to users’ needs.
Mitsubishi conventional model 
[Projection distance of 200cm+(80”+
)]WD390U-EST
Reasons for Adopting a Direct-throw Projector
As the name suggests, direct-throw projectors project images directly 
onto the screen, providing a better sense of focus than models that use 
mirror projection systems. Additionally, they do not need to be installed 
and are easy to carry around. 
Thin Client supported network area                
						

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LAN
Mitsubishis Thin Client Projector Enabling Access to the Cloud
When connected to a LAN, users can log-in to remote computers directly from the projector, retrieve stored images and play them back. Through the introduction 
of the LAN Display Function and Remote Log-in Function, use as a thin client is possible. As all operations can be performed through the LAN, it is easy to start up 
another projector at the time of changing classrooms. Faculty members no longer need to return to the staf room to change the log-in on the remote computer. The 
WD390U-EST itself also functions as a terminal adaptor, enabling connection to a cloud through a computer or server. Applications and data can be used in the cloud 
infrastructure environment, helping to reduce the amount invested in school equipment. A projector that is truly easy to use, the thin-client compatibility of the 
WD390U-EST provides enhanced convenience that makes giving presentations much easier.
Staf Room
Staf Room
Classroom
or
Server
Open the RDP port 
(TCP;3389)
Cloud
Computer
After constructing a cloud environment, 
users can access applications, servers, 
stored fles, platforms and databases 
in the cloud via projector operation.
Computers and projectors connected 
to the same LAN can be operated 
from either unit. 
Using LAN Display System in 
the computer and the thin client 
compatibility of the projector, 
users can edit data and project images 
stored on the computer.
Server
Application
StoragePlatformDataBase
Server
Images transferred via USB cable
Display via LAN (Wired and Wi-Fi)
Remote computer control 
via a keyboard and mouse 
connected to the projector 
via a USB cable and Wi-Fi 
dongle.Wireless mouse
/keyboard Remote location
USB Display/LAN Display
USB
To use the projector to reproduce images from a computer, a VGA cable, USB 
cable, LAN cable or commercially available wireless dongle can be used. For 
displaying images via a LAN, up to four computers can simultaneously display 
to one projector. The projection screen can be divided into quarters, reproduc
-
ing all computer screens simultaneously. 
Remote Log-in Function
Up until now, LAN Display System required that the projector be selected from a computer, so users had to go to a computer whenever they wanted to use a projector. 
The WD390U-EST is equipped with a remote log-in function that enables users to log into a computer from the projector, eliminating the time and efort required to 
go to the computer to log in.
Remote Desktop
When using the LAN Display function, a USB mouse or USB keyboard can be 
connected to the projector enabling direct access to a computer on the local 
network.
Notes: 
1) For displaying images via a LAN, network settings are required.
2) Not all USB dongles are compatible.
LAN LAN
Log-in to Computer
LAN
Remote Log-in Function
Amazingly Easy to Use Anytime, Anywhere…
Introducing the latest model of ultrashort-throw lens mobile projectors in the Mitsubishi Electric line-up, 
the WD390U-EST. Boasting bright 3000lm illumination and capable of projecting an 80-inch image at a 
distance of less than 26 inches from the screen, this revolutionary projector reproduces clear, large-screen 
images even in the tightest of spaces. Connecting to a cloud computing service using the WD390U-EST as 
a thin client terminal allows users to log-in to a computer or server from the classroom.  This eliminates the 
need to carry around data and enables simple, no-fuss projection. Used with a tablet incorporating the 
SidePad function or Wif Doc, it is possible to expand the breadth of classroom communications even 
further. Mitsubishi Electric is helping to realize maximum potential by responding to users’ needs.
Mitsubishi conventional model 
[Projection distance of 200cm+(80”+
)]WD390U-EST
Reasons for Adopting a Direct-throw Projector
As the name suggests, direct-throw projectors project images directly 
onto the screen, providing a better sense of focus than models that use 
mirror projection systems. Additionally, they do not need to be installed 
and are easy to carry around. 
Thin Client supported network area                
						

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Thin client Multi-user ServerPC requirement for thin client
If a server is installed at the school, diferent images can be projected simultaneously in each classroom.
Download the free MirrorOp Receiver application and turn iPads, iPhones and Android phones/pads into tablet terminals.
Server OS
Windows MultiPoint Server 2011
Windows Server 2008 R2
Client OS
Windows XP Professional
Windows Vista (Ultimate, Business, Enterprise)
Windows 7 (Ultimate, Professional, Enterprise)
Expand Creativity and Learning Fun in the Classroom with   Smartphones and Tablet Terminals
SidePad Function
Used in combination with LAN Display System, the images being projected can be displayed on tablets or smartphones, 
and the computer can be operated from a tablet. Teachers can remotely access their computer when carrying a tablet with 
them in the classroom, thereby facilitating even closer communication with students during lessons.
* This feature can be used after downloading the MirrorOp Receiver application software (freeware).  PC Wireless function required.
   The LAN Display System is included with the main unit.
Wif Doc
Wif Doc is an application software that allows data stored on a tablet or smartphone (txt/pdf/ppt/xls/doc/jpeg fles) to be 
sent directly to a projector and shown. Useful images can be quickly accessed and shared while simultaneously giving 
presenters the freedom to interact more closely with the audience. 
* Please download a freeware Wif Doc application (both freeware and payware are available).
* Mirroring of the tablet screen is not supported.
* On tablets, it is not possible to edit fles or send movies.
* Movies and animations are not supported.
* Communication fees incurred while downloading applications are to be paid for by the customer.
* Wireless dongle installed on the projector or projector connected to a wireless network is required.
* MirrorOp, MirrorOp Receiver, and WiFi-Doc are registered trademarks, 
  trademarks, or trade names of AWIND Inc.
LAN
Classroom1A
Classroom2B
Classroom3C
Staf Room
Server
ABC
Mac OS
Windows
Install to.....
Teacher’s own laptop
Compatibility fle
tx t/pdf/ppt
xls/doc/jpeg
APP Store
Google Play
Get from.....
MirrorOP receiver
Image Touch Control
Image
APP Store
Google Play
Get from.....
Wif Doc      
						

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Thin client Multi-user ServerPC requirement for thin client
If a server is installed at the school, diferent images can be projected simultaneously in each classroom.
Download the free MirrorOp Receiver application and turn iPads, iPhones and Android phones/pads into tablet terminals.
Server OS
Windows MultiPoint Server 2011
Windows Server 2008 R2
Client OS
Windows XP Professional
Windows Vista (Ultimate, Business, Enterprise)
Windows 7 (Ultimate, Professional, Enterprise)
Expand Creativity and Learning Fun in the Classroom with   Smartphones and Tablet Terminals
SidePad Function
Used in combination with LAN Display System, the images being projected can be displayed on tablets or smartphones, 
and the computer can be operated from a tablet. Teachers can remotely access their computer when carrying a tablet with 
them in the classroom, thereby facilitating even closer communication with students during lessons.
* This feature can be used after downloading the MirrorOp Receiver application software (freeware).  PC Wireless function required.
   The LAN Display System is included with the main unit.
Wif Doc
Wif Doc is an application software that allows data stored on a tablet or smartphone (txt/pdf/ppt/xls/doc/jpeg fles) to be 
sent directly to a projector and shown. Useful images can be quickly accessed and shared while simultaneously giving 
presenters the freedom to interact more closely with the audience. 
* Please download a freeware Wif Doc application (both freeware and payware are available).
* Mirroring of the tablet screen is not supported.
* On tablets, it is not possible to edit fles or send movies.
* Movies and animations are not supported.
* Communication fees incurred while downloading applications are to be paid for by the customer.
* Wireless dongle installed on the projector or projector connected to a wireless network is required.
* MirrorOp, MirrorOp Receiver, and WiFi-Doc are registered trademarks, 
  trademarks, or trade names of AWIND Inc.
LAN
Classroom1A
Classroom2B
Classroom3C
Staf Room
Server
ABC
Mac OS
Windows
Install to.....
Teacher’s own laptop
Compatibility fle
tx t/pdf/ppt
xls/doc/jpeg
APP Store
Google Play
Get from.....
MirrorOP receiver
Image Touch Control
Image
APP Store
Google Play
Get from.....
Wif Doc      
						

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A high-volume, 10W speaker is built-in, eliminating the need for an external 
speaker. Using the “Audio Mix*” feature 
and wireless microphone sold separately, 
the presenter’s voice is reproduced loud 
and clear in real time. 
Excellent Sound Projection (
10W Speaker+Audio Mix )
 
Using  “PtG  Converter”,  PowerPoint  files  can  be  converted  into  a  special 
format  and  saved  on  a  USB  storage  device.  When  the  USB  device  is 
connected to the projector, users can replay slideshows or animation effects 
using only the projector.
JPEG files saved on a USB storage device can be projected in slideshow style.
PC-less Presentations/Computer-free Presentations
( PtG file/JPEG Viewer )
When the projector is in stand-by mode, its 10W speaker can still be used. 
Additionally, while in stand-by mode, an external speaker can be used by 
connecting it via the Audio Out terminal.
Stand-by Audio/Audio Pass-through
Stand-by Audio
The 10W speaker can be used when the projector is in stand-by mode.
In addition, audio can be output when the projector is in stand-by mode, 
using the projector as an amplifier. DVD audio
Examples of Noise Levels
20dB : Rustling leaves, the ticking of 
  a wall clock (from 1 m in front)
30dB : A whisper, a suburban
  area very late at night 40dB : A quiet neighborhood,
  small birds chirping
28dB
Top-loading lamp 
                      for easier maintenance
Ultra Quiet 28dB Operation
Fan noise during projector operation can be distracting during a presentation 
or videoconference. The WD390U-EST operates at a significantly low noise 
level of only 28dB (i.e., in “low lamp” 
mode).  As  a  result,  presentations 
and  conferences  can  be  held 
without distracting projector noise in 
the background. 
3D READY – Enjoy the future today
World Shortest* Focal Distance – 0.375 Throw Ratio/80in3000lm High Luminance
Utilizing  a  large-diameter  lens  and  optimal  optical  engine  design,  the 
shortest  focal  distance  (throw  ratio:  0.375)  in  the  industry  has  been 
achieved.  Even  if  the  teacher  or  presenter  must  move  in  front  of  the 
projected  image,  they  are  neither  blinded  nor  disturbed  by  projector  light, 
enabling them to maintain eye contact with the audience at all times. 
The  high  3000lm  luminance 
helps  to  ensure  presentation 
images are clearly seen without 
lowering the light in the room.
2000lm
3000lm
Mitsubishi conventional model 
[Projection distance of 200cm+(80”+ )]WD390U-EST
3000:1 High Contrast
Dark chip
3 i s n ew l y i ntro d u c e d to th e D L P® c h i p l i n e - u p. S tr ay-l i g ht p ro c e s s -
ing  has  been  optimized  for  the  optical  system,  achieving  a  high  contrast  of 
3000:1.  This  makes  it  possible  to  reproduce  sharp,  vivid  images  in  which 
sentences and other characters can be easily read.
*Image brightness comparison.
Projector
W h at ’s
  this?
What’s this?
No picture
(stand-by mode)
6000-hour Long-life Lamp (max. use set to Low mode)
A longer service life for the projection lamp has been achieved by incorporat-
ing an optimal design for lamp temperature control. Benefits include sub\
stan-
tial reductions in projector operating cost and the labor required for c\
hanging 
the lamp. 
Mounted lamp
3,000-hour lamp
6,000-hour lamp
3,0006,000
Mounted lamp
Reduced operating cost1st replacementStand-by Wattage under 0.5W*
Stand-by (low) mode power consumption is less than 0.5W, offering increased 
energy savings and further contributing to environmental preservation.
If  no  image  signal  is  output  for  a  predetermined  period  of  time*,  power  is 
automatically  turned  off,  realizing  energy  savings  by  reducing  needless 
power consumption.
Auto Power Off*Units not equipped with mirrors 
Note: Data researched by Mitsubishi Electric in March 2011.
*Time preset by user.
*When in stand-by (low) mode. At this time, use of the L AN function, RS-232C output is not possible.
*There is a ma ximum range setting for the projected 
  image, so E-Shif t adjustment is only possible af ter 
  the image size has been reduced using E-Zoom.
E-Zoom (Digital Zoom)
The E-Zoom function utilizes an electrical image-correction process to r\
educe 
the image size up to 30% (maximum 
reduction to 70% of original size). When 
zooming out, the focal point at the center 
of the image remains the same while the 
overall image dimensions are reduced. 
Clear, vivid images are reproduced even in 
small rooms where a long projection 
distance is not possible.
Reduction ratio; 100-70%, Zoom ratio; 1-1.4 Note: The types of slideshows and animation ef fects that can be replayed are limited. 
Note: Only compatible with JPEG files.
*Only compatible with stereo mini-jack. 
  Not compatible with RCA jack (L /R) or HDMI.
*10W speaker and external speaker cannot be used 
  at the same time.
Screen Size and Projection Distance
Side view
Height
Hd
Projection distance  (
L )
The above numbers are approximate, and may be slightly dif ferent from the actual measurements.
Input and Output Terminals
Picture PerformancePresentation
User-friendly
1
2
3
4
5
Audio output
Audio input
S-Video/Video
Serial RS-232C
Monitor output6PC/Component video input
HDMI
USB
L AN (RJ-45)
7
8
9
WD390U-EST
WD390U-EST
0.65 1-Chip DMD
1280 × 800  (
Total 1,024,000 pixels )
3000lm
3000 : 1
Digital Zoom (Zoom ratio 1.4:1) and Manual Focus
70 – 180
0.375
Specifications
PC compatibility640 × 480 – 1280 × 800 – 1600 × 1200, 1080p   Sync on Green available
NTSC / NTSC 4.43 / PAL (including PAL-M, N) / SECAM / PAL-60
Component Video; 480i/p (525i/p), 576i/p (625i/p), 
720p (750p), 1080i/p (1125i/p 60Hz), 1080i/p (1125i/p 50Hz)
RGB; mini D-sub 15pin × 2     Video; RCA × 1 + S-VIDEO × 1Audio; Stereo mini jack  (
φ 3.5mm )
 × 2  (
one for PC1, another one for PC2 )
      Digital; HDMI × 1     Video Audio; RCA jack  (
L/R )
 × 1
SERIAL; mini D-sub 9pin × 1  (
RS232C ) 
LAN  (
RJ-45 )
; × 1  (
Projector control, LAN Display )
USB type-A; × 1 (
Wireless USB Adapters, USB Flash Drive, Human Inter face Device )
 USB type-B; × 1  (
USB Display )
Video compatibility
Output terminals
Communication terminal Normal Mode: 230W 
(
Shut Of f Time: 3000hrs )
, 
Low Mode: 190W  (
Shut Of f Time: 6000hrs )
  
10 W M o n o
325 × 113 × 258 mm
4 .1  kg  (
9.0 lbs )
AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
VLT-XD560LP
Model
Display technology
Resolution
Brightness*
Contrast ratio*
Zoom/Focus
Picture size
Throw ratio
Audio speaker
Dimensions  (
W x H x D )
Weight
Power requirements
Optional lamp
Screen  (
16 : 10 )
Projection distance (L)
Diagonal size Width Shortest (Wide)Longest ( Tele) with E-ZoomHeight
inch
37
42
53
64 79
95
inch
70
80
10 0 12 0
15 0
18 0 cm
17 8
203 254
305 381
457 inch
59
68 85
10 2 127
15 3 cm
151
17 2
215
258
323
388 cm
94
10 8 13 5162
202 242 inch
2225
32
39 49
60 m
0.56
0.64 0.82
0.99 1. 251. 51 inch
31
36 4656 –
– m
0.79
0.92 1.17
1.42 –
– Height Projected Image (Hd)Movable H Position at Longest ( Tele) with E-Zoom/E-Shif tShortest (Wide)
LeftRightLongest ( Tele) with E-Zoominch
4.6
5.3 6.6 7. 9
9.9
11. 9 cm
12
13 17
20 25
30 inch
12. 2
13.9 17. 4
20.9 –
– cm
31
35
44 53 –
– inch
-9
-10 -13
-15 –
– 9
10 13
15 –
–
Screen size chart 
Closed
CaptionLow
Fan Noise
Stand-by AudioAudio Mix
Visual PA
Computer- free
PresentationsRemote
Desktop
Brilliant ColorTMColor
EnhancerWall
Screen10W
Speaker
USB /LAN
Display
Ultra
Shor t-throw
Projection
*Compliant  with  ISO21118-2005      •Varies  depended  on  condition.  •All  brand  names  and  product 
names  are  trademarks,  registered  trademarks  or  trade  names  of  their  respective  holders.  •Lamp 
life  specification  is  an  estimate  based  on  verification  under  proper  conditions  and  is  not  the 
duration  of  the  warranty.    Lamp  will  shut-of f  automatically  when  usage  reaches  the  specified 
estimated  ma ximum  lamp  hours.  Ser vice  life  may  var y  widely  depending  on  usage  and  operating 
environment  and  conditions,  as  well  as  users’  adherence  to  the  maintenance  and  cleaning 
procedures  provided  in  the  user  manual.  •“HDMI,  the  HDMI  Logo,  and  High-Definition  Multimedia 
Inter face are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and 
other countries.”
Note:  Digital  zoom  (E-zoom)  is  a  function  used  to  zoom  the  screen  in/out  using  electrical 
processing rather than an optical lens.
Presentation
AudioEcolog y
User Friendly
WD390U-EST
Lamp life specification is an estimate based on verification under proper conditions and is not the 
duration of the warranty. Lamp will shut-of f automatically when usage reaches the specified 
estimated ma ximum lamp hours. Ser vice life may var y widely depending on usage and operating  
environment and conditions, as well as users’ adherence to the maintenance and cleaning  
procedures provided in the user manual.
Simultaneous Message Display  (
Visual PA )
Simultaneous message display is a function included in LAN control opera
-
tion (ProjectorView global+). Using a control room computer equipped with 
projector-control software, administrators can simultaneously send 
messages (up to 390 characters long) in real-time to projectors connected to 
the L AN. Ideal for broadcasting important information to multiple rooms in 
the school or building. 
Network Connectivity
*The trademark of PJLink is trademark applied 
  for registration or registered trademark in Japan, 
  the United States, and other countries and areas.
Net work
HDMILAN
(RJ-45)Top Loading Lamp
Low
Stand-by PowerLong-life
LampDirect
Power OffPJLink
0
0
0
0
0
0
Left Right
cm
-23
-26
-32
-39 –
– 23
26
32
39 –
–
0
0
0
0
0
0Movable V Position at Longest ( Tele) with E-Zoom/E-Shif tDown
Up
inch
-6
-6-8
-10 –
– 6
6
8
10 –
–
0
0
0
0
0
0Down
Up
cm
-14
-16
-20 -24 –
– 14
16
20 24 –
–
0
0
0
0
0
0
Source lamp
Input terminals
RGB; mini D-sub 15pin × 1     Audio; Stereo mini jack  (
φ 3.5mm )
 × 1
E-Shift
This function utilizes the electrical image-correction process to enable\
 the user to 
adjust the position of the image projected 
up/down and left/right.* The adjustment 
range (up/down, left/right) is ±15% when 
the E-Zoom reduction ratio is 70% and 
±10% when the reduction ratio is 80%.
When the reduction ratio is 70% (minimum).-15%
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A high-volume, 10W speaker is built-in, eliminating the need for an external 
speaker. Using the “Audio Mix*” feature 
and wireless microphone sold separately, 
the presenter’s voice is reproduced loud 
and clear in real time. 
Excellent Sound Projection (
10W Speaker+Audio Mix )
 
Using  “PtG  Converter”,  PowerPoint  files  can  be  converted  into  a  special 
format  and  saved  on  a  USB  storage  device.  When  the  USB  device  is 
connected to the projector, users can replay slideshows or animation effects 
using only the projector.
JPEG files saved on a USB storage device can be projected in slideshow style.
PC-less Presentations/Computer-free Presentations
( PtG file/JPEG Viewer )
When the projector is in stand-by mode, its 10W speaker can still be used. 
Additionally, while in stand-by mode, an external speaker can be used by 
connecting it via the Audio Out terminal.
Stand-by Audio/Audio Pass-through
Stand-by Audio
The 10W speaker can be used when the projector is in stand-by mode.
In addition, audio can be output when the projector is in stand-by mode, 
using the projector as an amplifier. DVD audio
Examples of Noise Levels
20dB : Rustling leaves, the ticking of 
  a wall clock (from 1 m in front)
30dB : A whisper, a suburban
  area very late at night 40dB : A quiet neighborhood,
  small birds chirping
28dB
Top-loading lamp 
                      for easier maintenance
Ultra Quiet 28dB Operation
Fan noise during projector operation can be distracting during a presentation 
or videoconference. The WD390U-EST operates at a significantly low noise 
level of only 28dB (i.e., in “low lamp” 
mode).  As  a  result,  presentations 
and  conferences  can  be  held 
without distracting projector noise in 
the background. 
3D READY – Enjoy the future today
World Shortest* Focal Distance – 0.375 Throw Ratio/80in3000lm High Luminance
Utilizing  a  large-diameter  lens  and  optimal  optical  engine  design,  the 
shortest  focal  distance  (throw  ratio:  0.375)  in  the  industry  has  been 
achieved.  Even  if  the  teacher  or  presenter  must  move  in  front  of  the 
projected  image,  they  are  neither  blinded  nor  disturbed  by  projector  light, 
enabling them to maintain eye contact with the audience at all times. 
The  high  3000lm  luminance 
helps  to  ensure  presentation 
images are clearly seen without 
lowering the light in the room.
2000lm
3000lm
Mitsubishi conventional model 
[Projection distance of 200cm+(80”+ )]WD390U-EST
3000:1 High Contrast
Dark chip
3 i s n ew l y i ntro d u c e d to th e D L P® c h i p l i n e - u p. S tr ay-l i g ht p ro c e s s -
ing  has  been  optimized  for  the  optical  system,  achieving  a  high  contrast  of 
3000:1.  This  makes  it  possible  to  reproduce  sharp,  vivid  images  in  which 
sentences and other characters can be easily read.
*Image brightness comparison.
Projector
W h at ’s
  this?
What’s this?
No picture
(stand-by mode)
6000-hour Long-life Lamp (max. use set to Low mode)
A longer service life for the projection lamp has been achieved by incorporat-
ing an optimal design for lamp temperature control. Benefits include sub\
stan-
tial reductions in projector operating cost and the labor required for c\
hanging 
the lamp. 
Mounted lamp
3,000-hour lamp
6,000-hour lamp
3,0006,000Mounted lampReduced operating cost1st replacementStand-by Wattage under 0.5W*
Stand-by (low) mode power consumption is less than 0.5W, offering increased 
energy savings and further contributing to environmental preservation.
If  no  image  signal  is  output  for  a  predetermined  period  of  time*,  power  is 
automatically  turned  off,  realizing  energy  savings  by  reducing  needless 
power consumption.
Auto Power Off*Units not equipped with mirrors 
Note: Data researched by Mitsubishi Electric in March 2011.
*Time preset by user.
*When in stand-by (low) mode. At this time, use of the L AN function, RS-232C output is not possible.
*There is a ma ximum range setting for the projected 
  image, so E-Shif t adjustment is only possible af ter 
  the image size has been reduced using E-Zoom.
E-Zoom (Digital Zoom)
The E-Zoom function utilizes an electrical image-correction process to r\
educe 
the image size up to 30% (maximum 
reduction to 70% of original size). When 
zooming out, the focal point at the center 
of the image remains the same while the 
overall image dimensions are reduced. 
Clear, vivid images are reproduced even in 
small rooms where a long projection 
distance is not possible.
Reduction ratio; 100-70%, Zoom ratio; 1-1.4 Note: The types of slideshows and animation ef fects that can be replayed are limited. 
Note: Only compatible with JPEG files.
*Only compatible with stereo mini-jack. 
  Not compatible with RCA jack (L /R) or HDMI.
*10W speaker and external speaker cannot be used 
  at the same time.
Screen Size and Projection Distance
Side view
Height
Hd
Projection distance  (
L )
The above numbers are approximate, and may be slightly dif ferent from the actual measurements.
Input and Output Terminals
Picture PerformancePresentation
User-friendly
1
2
3
4
5
Audio output
Audio input
S-Video/Video
Serial RS-232C
Monitor output6PC/Component video input
HDMI
USB
L AN (RJ-45)
7
8
9
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0.65 1-Chip DMD
1280 × 800  (
Total 1,024,000 pixels )
3000lm
3000 : 1
Digital Zoom (Zoom ratio 1.4:1) and Manual Focus
70 – 180
0.375
Specifications
PC compatibility640 × 480 – 1280 × 800 – 1600 × 1200, 1080p   Sync on Green available
NTSC / NTSC 4.43 / PAL (including PAL-M, N) / SECAM / PAL-60
Component Video; 480i/p (525i/p), 576i/p (625i/p), 
720p (750p), 1080i/p (1125i/p 60Hz), 1080i/p (1125i/p 50Hz)
RGB; mini D-sub 15pin × 2     Video; RCA × 1 + S-VIDEO × 1Audio; Stereo mini jack  (
φ 3.5mm )
 × 2  (
one for PC1, another one for PC2 )
      Digital; HDMI × 1     Video Audio; RCA jack  (
L/R )
 × 1
SERIAL; mini D-sub 9pin × 1  (
RS232C ) 
LAN  (
RJ-45 )
; × 1  (
Projector control, LAN Display )
USB type-A; × 1 (
Wireless USB Adapters, USB Flash Drive, Human Inter face Device )
 USB type-B; × 1  (
USB Display )
Video compatibility
Output terminals
Communication terminal Normal Mode: 230W 
(
Shut Of f Time: 3000hrs )
, 
Low Mode: 190W  (
Shut Of f Time: 6000hrs )
  
10 W M o n o
325 × 113 × 258 mm
4 .1  kg  (
9.0 lbs )
AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
VLT-XD560LP
Model
Display technology
Resolution
Brightness*
Contrast ratio*
Zoom/Focus
Picture size
Throw ratio
Audio speaker
Dimensions  (
W x H x D )
Weight
Power requirements
Optional lamp
Screen  (
16 : 10 )
Projection distance (L)
Diagonal size Width Shortest (Wide)Longest ( Tele) with E-ZoomHeight
inch
37
42
53
64 79
95
inch
70
80
10 0 12 0
15 0
18 0 cm
17 8
203 254
305 381
457 inch
59
68 85
10 2 127
15 3 cm
151
17 2
215
258
323
388 cm
94
10 8 13 5162
202 242 inch
2225
32
39 49
60 m
0.56
0.64 0.82
0.99 1. 251. 51inch 31
36 4656 –
– m
0.79
0.92 1.17
1.42 –
–
Height Projected Image (Hd)Movable H Position at Longest ( Tele) with E-Zoom/E-Shif tShortest (Wide) LeftRightLongest ( Tele) with E-Zoominch
4.6
5.3 6.6 7. 9
9.9
11. 9 cm
12
13 17
20 25
30inch
12. 2
13.9 17. 4
20.9 –
– cm
31
35
44 53 –
– inch
-9
-10 -13
-15 –
– 9
10 13
15 –
–
Screen size chart 
Closed
CaptionLow
Fan Noise
Stand-by AudioAudio Mix
Visual PA
Computer- free
PresentationsRemote
Desktop
Brilliant ColorTMColor
EnhancerWall
Screen10W
Speaker
USB /LAN
Display
Ultra
Shor t-throw
Projection
*Compliant  with  ISO21118-2005      •Varies  depended  on  condition.  •All  brand  names  and  product 
names  are  trademarks,  registered  trademarks  or  trade  names  of  their  respective  holders.  •Lamp 
life  specification  is  an  estimate  based  on  verification  under  proper  conditions  and  is  not  the 
duration  of  the  warranty.    Lamp  will  shut-of f  automatically  when  usage  reaches  the  specified 
estimated  ma ximum  lamp  hours.  Ser vice  life  may  var y  widely  depending  on  usage  and  operating 
environment  and  conditions,  as  well  as  users’  adherence  to  the  maintenance  and  cleaning 
procedures  provided  in  the  user  manual.  •“HDMI,  the  HDMI  Logo,  and  High-Definition  Multimedia 
Inter face are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and 
other countries.”
Note:  Digital  zoom  (E-zoom)  is  a  function  used  to  zoom  the  screen  in/out  using  electrical 
processing rather than an optical lens.
Presentation
AudioEcolog y
User Friendly
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Lamp life specification is an estimate based on verification under proper conditions and is not the 
duration of the warranty. Lamp will shut-of f automatically when usage reaches the specified 
estimated ma ximum lamp hours. Ser vice life may var y widely depending on usage and operating  
environment and conditions, as well as users’ adherence to the maintenance and cleaning  
procedures provided in the user manual.
Simultaneous Message Display  (
Visual PA )
Simultaneous message display is a function included in LAN control opera
-
tion (ProjectorView global+). Using a control room computer equipped with 
projector-control software, administrators can simultaneously send 
messages (up to 390 characters long) in real-time to projectors connected to 
the L AN. Ideal for broadcasting important information to multiple rooms in 
the school or building. 
Network Connectivity
*The trademark of PJLink is trademark applied 
  for registration or registered trademark in Japan, 
  the United States, and other countries and areas.
Net work
HDMILAN
(RJ-45)Top Loading Lamp
Low
Stand-by PowerLong-life
LampDirect
Power OffPJLink
0
0
0
0
0
0
Left Right
cm
-23
-26
-32
-39 –
– 23
26
32
39 –
–
0
0
0
0
0
0Movable V Position at Longest ( Tele) with E-Zoom/E-Shif tDown
Up
inch
-6
-6-8
-10 –
– 6
6
8
10 –
–
0
0
0
0
0
0Down
Up
cm
-14
-16
-20 -24 –
– 14
16
20 24 –
–
0
0
0
0
0
0
Source lamp
Input terminals
RGB; mini D-sub 15pin × 1     Audio; Stereo mini jack  (
φ 3.5mm )
 × 1
E-Shift
This function utilizes the electrical image-correction process to enable\
 the user to 
adjust the position of the image projected 
up/down and left/right.* The adjustment 
range (up/down, left/right) is ±15% when 
the E-Zoom reduction ratio is 70% and 
±10% when the reduction ratio is 80%.
When the reduction ratio is 70% (minimum).-15%
-15%
+15%
+15%          
						

							MULTIMEDIA DATA/VIDEO PROJECTORS
L-188-2-C9121-A  KYO-1211  Printed in Japan (MDOC)
Presentation Products Divisionwww.mitsubishi-presentations.com
Display & Ima ging Solutions Divisionwww.mitsubishielectric.ca
New publication efective Nov. 2012.
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