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❻	Changing	LIGHT	MODE/Checking	Energy-Saving	Effect	Using	LIGHT	MODE	
[LIGHT	MODE]........................................................................\
................................29
Checking	Energy-Saving	Effect	[CARBON	METER] ..............................................31
❼
	Correcting	Horizontal	and	V ertical 	 Keystone 	 Distortion 	 [CORNERSTONE] .................32
❽
	Preventing	the	Unauthorized	Use	of	the	Projector	[SECURITY] ..................................35
❾
	Projecting	3D	videos........................................................................\
............................. 38
Procedure	to	watch	3D	videos	using	this	projector .................................................38
When	videos	cannot	be	viewed	in	3D .....................................................................41
❿
	Controlling	the	Projector	by	Using	an	HTTP	Browser ..................................................42
4. Multi-Screen Projection ........................................................................\
.......48
❶
	Things 	 that 	 can 	 be 	 done 	 using 	 multi-screen 	 projection ................................................48
Case	1.	Using 	 a 	 single 	 projector 	 to 	 project 	 two 	 types 	 of 	 videos 	 [PIP/PICTURE 	
BY	PICTURE] ........................................................................\
.................................48
Case	2.	Using 	 four 	 projectors 	 (resolution:	WUXGA) 	 to 	 project 	 videos 	 with 	 a 	
resolution	of	2560	×	1600	pixels	[TILING]...............................................................49
Things	to	note	when	installing	projectors ................................................................51
❷
	Displaying	T wo 	 Pictures 	 at 	 the 	 Same 	Time ...................................................................52
Projecting	two	screens ........................................................................\
....................53
Switching	the	main	display	with	the	sub-display	and	vice	versa .............................54
Restrictions
 ........................................................................\
.....................................55
❸
	Displaying	a	Picture	Using	[EDGE	BLENDING] ...........................................................56
Setting	the	overlap	of	projection	screens ................................................................57
Black	Level	Adjustment ........................................................................\
...................60
5. Using On-Screen Menu ........................................................................\
.........62
❶
	Using	the	Menus ........................................................................\
...................................62
❷
	Menu	Elements ........................................................................\
.....................................63
❸
	List	of	Menu	Items ........................................................................\
................................64
❹
	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[INPUT] ......................................................................70
HDMI
 ........................................................................\
...............................................70
DisplayPort
 ........................................................................\
......................................70
BNC
 ........................................................................\
................................................70
BNC(CV)
 ........................................................................\
.........................................70
BNC(Y/C)
 ........................................................................\
........................................70
COMPUTER
 ........................................................................\
...................................70
HDBaseT
 ........................................................................\
........................................70
SLOT
 ........................................................................\
...............................................70
ENTRY	LIST ........................................................................\
...................................70
TEST	PATTERN ........................................................................\
..............................70
❺
	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[ADJUST] ...................................................................74
[PICTURE]
 ........................................................................\
......................................74
[IMAGE	OPTIONS] ........................................................................\
.........................78
[VIDEO]
 ........................................................................\
...........................................82
[3D	SETTINGS] ........................................................................\
..............................84
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	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[DISPLAY] ..................................................................85
[PIP/PICTURE	BY	PICTURE] ........................................................................\
.........85
[GEOMETRIC	CORRECTION] ........................................................................\
.......87
[EDGE	BLENDING] ........................................................................\
........................91
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[MULTI	SCREEN]........................................................................\
............................92
❼
	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[SETUP] .....................................................................94
[MENU]
 ........................................................................\
...........................................94
[INSTALLATION]
 ........................................................................\
.............................96
[CONTROL]
 ........................................................................\
....................................99
[NETWORK	SETTINGS] ........................................................................\
...............107
[SOURCE	OPTIONS] ........................................................................\
...................112
[POWER	OPTIONS] ........................................................................\
.....................114
Returning	to	Factory	Default	[RESET] ..................................................................116
❽
	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[INFO.] .....................................................................117
[USAGE	TIME] ........................................................................\
..............................117
[SOURCE(1)]
 ........................................................................\
................................117
[SOURCE(2)]
 ........................................................................\
................................118
[SOURCE(3)]
 ........................................................................\
................................118
[SOURCE(4)]
 ........................................................................\
................................118
[WIRED	LAN] ........................................................................\
................................119
[VERSION(1)]
 ........................................................................\
...............................119
[OTHERS]
 ........................................................................\
.....................................119
[HDBaseT]
 ........................................................................\
....................................120
6. Connecting to Other Equipment ...........................................................121
❶
	Mounting	a	lens	(sold	separately) ........................................................................\
.......121
Part	Names	of	the	Lens	Mount ........................................................................\
.....121
Mounting	the	lens........................................................................\
.......................... 122
Removing	the	lens ........................................................................\
........................124
❷
	Making	Connections ........................................................................\
...........................125
Analog	RGB	signal	connection ........................................................................\
.....125
Digital	RGB	signal	connection ........................................................................\
......126
Connecting	an	External	Monitor ........................................................................\
...129
Connecting	Y our 	 Blu-ray 	 Player 	 or 	 Other 	 AV 	 Equipment .......................................130
Connecting	Component	Input ........................................................................\
.......131
Connecting	HDMI	Input........................................................................\
................. 132
Connecting	to	a	Wired	 LAN ........................................................................\
..........133
Connecting	to	a	HDBaseT	transmission	device	(sold	commercially) ....................134
Portrait	projection	(vertical	orientation) .................................................................135
Stacking	projectors ........................................................................\
.......................138
7. Maintenance ........................................................................\
.............................141
❶
	Cleaning	the	Lens........................................................................\
............................... 141
❷
	Cleaning	the	Cabinet ........................................................................\
..........................141
8. User Supportware ........................................................................\
..................142
❶
	Operating	Environment	for	Software	Included	on	CD-ROM .......................................142
Names	and	Features	of	Bundled	Software	Programs ...........................................142
Download	service ........................................................................\
.........................142
Operating	Environment ........................................................................\
.................142
❷
	Installing	Software	Program ........................................................................\
...............143
Installation	for	Windo ws 	 software ........................................................................\
..143
❸
	Operating	the	Projector	Via 	 the 	 LAN 	 (Virtual 	 Remote 	T ool) ........................................146
Connect	the	projector	to	a	LAN. ........................................................................\
....147
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❹	Controlling	the	Projector	over	a	LAN	(PC	Control	Utility	Pro	4/Pro	5) ........................149
9. Appendix ........................................................................\
......................................153
❶
	Throw 	 distance 	 and 	 screen 	 size ........................................................................\
.........153
Lens	types	and	throw	distance ........................................................................\
.....153
Tables	of	screen	sizes	and	dimensions ................................................................155
Lens	shifting	range ........................................................................\
........................156
❷
	Mounting	the	Optional	Board	(sold	separately) ..........................................................157
❸
	Compatible	Input	Signal	List ........................................................................\
...............159
❹
	Specifications ........................................................................\
.....................................162
❺
	Cabinet	Dimensions ........................................................................\
...........................165
❻
	Pin	assignments	and	signal	names	of	main	terminals ...............................................166
❼
	Troubleshooting ........................................................................\
..................................168
Indicator	Messages ........................................................................\
.......................168
Common	Problems	&	Solutions ........................................................................\
....170
If	there	is	no	picture,	or	the	picture	is	not	displayed	correctly. ...............................172
❽
	PC	Control	Codes	and	Cable	Connection ..................................................................173
❾
	Troubleshooting 	 Check 	 List ........................................................................\
.................174
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1. Introduction
❶ What’s in the Box?
Make	sure	your	box	contains	everything	listed.	If 	 any 	 pieces 	 are 	 missing, 	 contact 	 your 	 dealer.
Please	save	the	original	box	and	packing	materials	if	you	ever	need	to	ship	your	projector.
Projector
Dust	cap	for	lens*	 The	projector	is	shipped	without	a	lens.	For 	 the 	 types 	 of 	 lens 	 and 	throw	distances,	see	page	153.
Remote	control(7N901041)AA	alkaline	batteries	(x2)
Power	cord(US:	79TG0251)(EU:	79TG0261)
3	Stacking	holders	(79TG0291)When	stacking	projectors	(double	stacking),	the	tilt	foot	of	the	upper	projector	will	be	placed	onto	these	stacking	holders.	 (→	page	139)
For North America onlyLimited	warrantyFor customers in Europe: You	will	find	our	current	valid	Guar-antee	Policy	on	our	Web 	 Site:	www.nec-display-solutions.com•	 Important	Infomation	(7N8N5111)•	 Quick	Setup	Guide	(7N8N5131)•	 Security	Sticker		 (Use	this	sticker	when	security	password	is	set	on.)
NEC	Projector	CD-ROMUser’s	manual	(PDF)	and	the	utility	software(7N952061) 
						

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❷ Introduction to the Projector
This	section	introduces	you	to	your	new	projector	and	describes	the	features	and	controls.
Congratulations on Your Purchase of the Projector
This	projector	is 	one 	of 	the 	v ery 	best 	projectors 	a vailable 	toda y.	The 	projector 	enab les 	y ou 	to 	project 	precise 	images 	
up	to	500 	inches 	across 	(measured 	diagonally) 	from 	y our 	PC 	or 	Mac 	computer 	(desktop 	or 	notebook), 	VCR, 	Blu-r ay 	
player,	or	document	camera.
You	can	use 	the 	projector 	on 	a 	tab letop 	or 	car t, 	y ou 	can 	use 	the 	projector 	to 	project 	images 	from 	behind 	the 	screen, 	
and	the	projector	can	be	permanently	mounted	on	a	ceiling*1.	The	 remote 	 control 	 can 	 be 	 used 	 wirelessly.
*1	 Do	not	attempt	to	mount	the	projector	on	a	ceiling	yourself.
	 The	projector	m ust 	be 	installed 	b y 	qualified 	technicians 	in 	order 	to 	ensure 	proper 	oper ation 	and 	reduce 	the 	r isk 	
of	bodily	injury.
	 In	addition,	the 	ceiling 	m ust 	be 	strong 	enough 	to 	suppor t 	the 	projector 	and 	the 	installation 	m ust 	be 	in 	accordance 	
with	any	local	building	codes.	Please 	 consult 	 your 	 dealer 	 for 	 more 	 information.
 
General
•	 Single-chip	DLP	projector	with	high	resolution	and	high	brightness
Model	nameDMD	panelResolutionAspect	ratio
PX602UL-WH/PX602UL-BK0.67	type1,920	×	1,200	pixels16:10
PX602WL-WH/PX602WL-BK
0.65	type1,280	×	800	pixels16:10
Light source · Brightness
•	 A	long-life	laser	diode	is	equipped	in	the	light	module
	 The	product 	can 	be 	oper ated 	at 	lo w 	cost 	because 	the 	laser 	light 	source 	(r ated 	f or 	20,000 	hours 	of 	use*) 	can 	be 	
used	for	a	long	time	without	requiring	replacement	or	maintenance.
*	 It	is	the 	nominal 	hours 	b y 	50% 	br ightness 	reduction 	of 	the 	independent 		laser 	light 	source , 	and 	it 	is 	not 	guar-
anteed.
•	 Brightness	can	be	adjusted	within	a	wide	range
	 Unlike	with	ordinary	light	sources,	the	brightness	can	be	adjusted	from	20	to	100%	in	1%	increments.
•	 [CONSTANT	BRIGHTNESS]	mode
	 Brightness	nor mally 	decreases 	with 	use , 	b ut 	b y 	selecting 	[CONST ANT 	BRIGHTNESS] 	mode , 	sensors 	inside 	the 	
projector	detect	and 	automatically 	adjust 	the 	output, 	thereb y 	maintaining 	constant 	br ightness 	throughout 	the 	lif e 	
of	the	light	module.	
	 However,	if	brightness	output	is	set	at	the	maximum,	brightness	will	decrease	with	use.
Installation
•	 Wide	range	of	optional	lenses	selectable	according	to	the	place	of	installation
	 This	projector	suppor ts 	4 	types , 	ho wever 	PX602UL-WH 	and 	PX602UL-BK 	suppor t 	3 	types 	of 	optional 	lenses , 	
providing	a	selection	of	lenses	adapted	to	a	variety	of	places	of	installation	and	projection	methods.
	 In	addition,	the	lenses	can	be	mounted	and	removed	in	one	touch.
	 Note	that	no	lens	is	mounted	upon	shipment	from	the	factory.	Please 	 purchase 	 optional 	 lenses 	 separately.
•	 Tilt-free,	portrait 	 projection
	 This	projector	can	be	set	to	any	angle	within	a	vertical	360°	range.
	 It	can	also	rotate	the	picture	90°	into	portrait	orientation.
	 This	projector	cannot	be	installed	with	right	or	left	slant	besides	the	portrait	projection.
•	 Double	stackable	for	high	light	output	projection
	 By	stacking	2	projectors,	increased	brightness	on	a	large	screen	is	possible.
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•	 Power	lens	control	for	quick	and	easy	adjustment
	 By	using	buttons	on	the	projector	or	the	remote	control,	zoom,	focus,	and	position	(lens	shift)	can	be	adjusted.
Videos
•	 Wide	range 	of 	input/output 	terminals 	(HDMI,	Displa yPort,	BNC,	HDBaseT ,	etc.) 	and 	b uilt-in 	monaural 	speaker
	 The	projector	is 	equipped 	with 	a 	v ariety 	of 	input/output 	ter minals:	HDMI, 	Displa yPort, 	BNC 	(5-core), 	computer 	
(analog),	HDBaseT,	etc.
	 The	projector’s	HDMI	input/output	terminals	and	DisplayPort	input	terminal	support	HDCP.
	 HDBaseT,	promoted	and 	adv anced 	b y 	the 	HDBaseT 	Alliance , 	is 	a 	consumer 	electronic 	(CE) 	and 	commercial 	con-
nectivity	technology.
•	 Slot	for	optional	board
	 This	projector	has	a	slot	for	optional	boards	(sold	separately).
•	 Simultaneous	display	of	2	images	(PIP/PICTURE	BY	PICTURE)
	 Two	images	can	be	projected	simultaneously	with	a	single	projector.
	 There	are	tw o 	types 	of 	la youts 	f or 	the 	tw o 	images:	“picture-in-picture”	(PIP) 	in 	which 	a 	sub-picture 	is 	displa yed 	
on	the	main 	picture , 	and 	“picture-b y-picture”	(PICTURE 	BY 	PICTURE) 	in 	which 	the 	main 	and 	sub 	pictures 	are 	
displayed	next	to	each	other.
•	 Multi-screen	projection	using	multiple	projectors
	 This	projector	is 	equipped 	with 	m ultiple 	HDMI 	input 	& 	output 	ter minals 	that 	can 	connect 	m ultiple 	projectors 	in 	a 	
daisy	chain.	A	high 	quality 	picture 	is 	achie ved 	b y 	dividing 	and 	projecting 	high 	resolution 	videos 	among 	the 	v arious 	
projectors.
	 Furthermore,	the	boundaries	of	the	screens	are	smoothed	using	an	edge	blending	function.
•	 Supports	HDMI	3D	format
	 This	projector	can 	be 	used 	to 	w atch 	videos 	in 	3D 	using 	commercially-a vailable 	activ e 	shutter-type 	3D 	e yewear 	
and	3D	emitters	that	support	Xpand	3D.
Network
•	 Convenient	utility	software	(User	Supportware)	provided	as	standard
	 The	three	utility 	softw are 	stored 	in 	the 	enclosed 	NEC 	Projector 	CD-R OM 	(Vir tual 	Remote 	T ool, 	PC 	Control 	Utility 	
Pro	4	(for	Windows 	 ) 	 and 	 PC 	 Control 	 Utility 	 Pro 	 5 	 (for 	 Mac 	 OS 	 )) 	 can 	 be 	 used.	
•	 CRESTRON	ROOMVIEW	compatible
	 This	projector	suppor ts 	CRESTR ON 	R OOMVIEW,allowing 	m ultiple 	de vices 	connected 	to 	the 	netw ork 	to 	be 	man-
aged	from	a	computer	or	controller.
Energy-saving
•	 Energy-saving	design	with	a	standby	power	consumption	of	0.5	watts
	 When	the	on-screen 	men u’s 	standb y 	mode 	is 	set 	to 	“NORMAL ”, 	the 	po wer 	consumption 	in 	the 	standb y 	mode 	is 	
0.5	watts.
•	 “LIGHT	MODE”	for 	 low 	 power 	 consumption 	 and 	“Carbon 	 Meter”	 display
	 The	projector	is 	equipped 	with 	an 	“LIGHT 	MODE”	f or 	reducing 	po wer 	consumption 	dur ing 	use .	Fur thermore, 	the 	
power-saving	effect 	when 	the 	LIGHT 	MODE 	is 	set 	is 	con verted 	into 	the 	amount 	of 	reductions 	of 	CO2	emissions	
and	this	is 	indicated 	on 	the 	confir mation 	message 	displa yed 	when 	the 	po wer 	is 	tur ned 	off 	and 	at 	“Inf ormation”	on 	
the	on-screen	menu	(CARBON	METER).
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About this user’s manual
The	fastest	w ay 	to 	get 	star ted 	is 	to 	tak e 	y our 	time 	and 	do 	e verything 	r ight 	the 	first 	time .	T ake 	a 	f ew 	min utes 	no w 	to 	
review	the	user’ s 	man ual.	This 	ma y 	sa ve 	y ou 	time 	later 	on.	At 	the 	beginning 	of 	each 	section 	of 	the 	man ual 	y ou’ll 	find 	
an	overview.	If 	 the 	 section 	 doesn’t 	 apply, 	 you 	 can 	 skip 	 it.
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❸ Part Names of the Projector
Front/Top
The	lens	is	sold	separately.	The	 description 	 below 	 is 	 for 	 when 	 the 	 NP35ZL 	 lens 	 is 	 mounted.
Controls(→	page	7)
Lens
Remote	Sensor(→	page	11)
Lens	HoodProtects	the	lens.
Remote	Sensor	(located	on	the	front	and	the	rear)(→	page	11)
Adjustable	Tilt	 Foot 		
(→	page	22)
Indicator	Panel(→	page	7)
Adjustable	Tilt 	 Foot(→	page	22)
Exhaust	ventHeated	air	is	exhausted	from	here.
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Rear
Stacking	holder	fixing	position		(3	positions)For	stacking	up	the	projectors,	fas-ten	up	the	stacking	holders	supplied	with	this	projector.Safety	cover	fixing	hole		(7	positions)	The	fixing	holes	for	installing	the	safety	cover	(sold	separately)	that	is	used	for	portrait	installation.Remote	Sensor	(located	on	the	front	and	the	rear)(→	page	11)
AC	IN	terminalConnect	the	supplied	power	cord’s	three-pin	plug	here,	and	plug	the	other	end	into	an	active	wall	outlet.	(→	page	13)
Main	power	switchWhile	AC	power	is	being	supplied,	set	the	main	power	switch	to	ON	position	(|),	then	your	projector	will	enter	a	standby	state.
*	 This	security	slot	supports	the	MicroSaver	®	Security	System.
Built-in	Security	Slot	(		)*
Security	Bar	Attach	an	anti-theft	device.The	security	bar	accepts	security	wires	or	chains	up	to	0.18	inch/4.6	mm	in	diameter.
Adjustable	Tilt	 Foot(→	page	22)
Intake	ventTakes	in	outside	air	to	cool	the	unit.There	are	air	intake	and	ventilation	holes	on	the	bottom.(→	page	vii,	141) Terminals
(→
	page	8)
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Controls/Indicator Panel
11107
2345
8
1
6
13
14
15 16 17
129
1. 	(POWER)	Button	
	(→	page	14,	24)
2.	 POWER	Indicator	
	(→	page	14,	15,	24,	168)
3. STATUS Indicator 
	(→	page	168)
4. LIGHT Indicator 
	(→	page	29,	169)
5.	 TEMP.	 Indicator 	
	(→	page	169)
6.	 SOURCE	Button	
	(→	page	16)
7.	 AUTO	ADJ.	 Button 	
	(→	page	23)
8.	 3D	REFORM	Button	
	(→	page	32)
9.	 MENU	Button	
	(→	page	62)
10.	 ▲▼◀▶
	Buttons	
	( →	page	62)
11.	ENTER	Button	
	(→	page	62)
12.	EXIT	Button	
	(→	page	62)
13.	SHUTTER	Button
	(→	page	26)
14.	LIGHT	Button
	(→	page	29)
15.	LENS	SHIFT/HOME	POSITION	Button
	(→	page	19,	26,	124,	156)
16.	FOCUS	+/−	Button
	(→	page	21)
17.	ZOOM	+/−	Button
	(→	page	21)
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