Vivitek D8300 User Manual

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12V Trigger connection
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Projector Screen
IR Input connection
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RS-232 Controller Connection
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Start using the projector - Adjustments
Connecting to AC Power
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Changing the OSD Language
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Lens Adjustments
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then insert the wrench 
into the hole.
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Start using the projector - Operation
Selecting An Input Source
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Altitude
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OSD Introduction - MAIN
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Aspect Ratio
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Aspect Ratio
4:3 The part of the picture can not be projectedAspect Ratio
4:3 Narrow
Aspect Ratio
Native Aspect Ratio
LetterboxOriginal input picture
16:9
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yyC\fntrast 
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OSD Introduction - ADVANCE
 µCOLOR SPACEWhen  the  source  signal  for  HDMI,  RGB,  and  component  connections.   You  can  select  different  color  space  for  
different  color  performance.  
 
µThe  default  setting,  Auto,  functions  as  follows:  
 
HDMI:  If  the  Auxiliary  Video  Information  (AVI)  infoframe  contains  color  space  and/or  range  data,  the  D8300  uses  
that  information.  Otherwise,  for  RGB  sources,  the  D8300  uses  the  RGB-Video  color  space.   For  component  SDTV  
and  EDTV  resolutions,  REC601 is  used.   For  other  component  video  resolutions,  REC709 is  used.  
 
RGB:  If Hsync  or  Vsync  signals  are  present,  the  D8300  uses  the  RGB-PC  color  space.  Otherwise,  REC601  is used  
for  SDTV  and  EDTV  sources,  and  REC709  for  all  other  sources.  
 
Component:  For SDTV  and  EDTV  resolutions,  the D8300  uses  the  REC601  color  space.   For  all  other  resolutions  
REC709  is  used.  
 
µIn  most  cases,  the  Auto  setting  determines  the  correct  color  space  to  use.  If  it  does  not,  you  can  force  the  D8300  
to  use  a specific  color  space.  Choose  one  of  the  following:  
 
REC709  sets  the  color  space  matrix  to  that  defined  in  ITU-R  BT.709.
 
REC601  sets the  color  space  matrix  to  that  defined  in  ITU-R  BT.601.
 
RGB-PC  uses  RGB  color  space  and  sets  black  at  0,0,0  RGB  and  white  at  255,255,255  RGB,  assuming  an  8-bit  im -
age.  
 
RGB-Video  uses  RGB  color  space  and  sets  black  at  16,16,16  RGB  and  white  at  235,235,235,  assuming  an  8-bit  
image,  to  correspond  to  the  luminance  values  defined  in  digital  component  standards.  
 
µVideo Standard Different
 countries  may  use  different  video  signal  formats.  Please  choose  the  video  standard  in  your  area.  
 
µAuto  
The  color  systems  are  automatically  identified  and  the  format  is  set  accordingly.
 
µNTSC  (National  Television  Systems  Committee)
This  is  the  standard  format  used  mainly  in  the  United  States  and  Japan.
 
µPAL  (Phase  Alternation  By  Line)
  This  is  the  standard  used  in  Europe,  Australia  and  many  other  parts  of  the  world,  typically  with  a  50Hz  frame  
rate.  
 
µSECAM  (Sequential  Color  With  Memory)
This  is  a  standard  format  used  mainly  in  France  and  Russia.  Gamma:  Select  Gamma  from  the  ADVANCED  menu  
to  choose  a DLP  de-gamma  curve.  Used  correctly,  the  Gamma  control  can  improve  contrast  while  maintaining  
good  details  for  blacks  and  whites.  If  excess  ambient  light  washes  out  the  image  and  it  becomes  difficult  or  
impossible  to  see  details  in  dark  areas,  low-er  the  gamma  setting  to  compensate.  This  improves  contrast  while  
maintaining  good  details  for  blacks.  Conversely,  if  the  image  is  washed  out  and  unnatural,  with  excessive  detail  
in  black  areas,  increase  the  setting.  
Note:  
Generally speaking, the projector will be able to automatically detect t\
he video standard used in your area. However, there are 
circumstance where the projector will fail to interpret the video standa\
rd used and the user will have to manually configure 
the video format. If you are unsure of the video standard used in your a\
rea, please contact a qualified personnel and inquire 
about the video standard used in your area.
 µGamma Different  Gamma  settings  will  affect  viewers’  perception  of  the  image.  Generally  speaking,  for  images  that  are  darker,  
it  is  recommended  that  Gamma  be  set  higher  to  yield  better  image  quality  in  darker  regions  by  sacrificing  details  in  
brighter  areas.  In  contrast,  when  projecting  brighter  images,  you  can  set  the  Gamma  lower  to  give  up details  in  the  
darker  areas  to  make  the  brighter  areas  (i.e.  clouds)  more  visible.  
 
µCRT  sets  the  gamma  to  2.5.
 
µFilm  sets  the  gamma  to  2.2.
 
µVideo  is  similar  to  Film  gamma  but  differs  in  dark  areas  of  the  image  to  correspond  to  the  function  that  video  
cameras  use  to  create  images.
 
µBright  sets  the  gamma  to  2.0.
 
µGraphics  should  only  be  used  for  computer  presentations  that  require  increased  brightness  at  the  cost  of  
grayscale  accuracy.
 
µRGB Adjust For  remove  any  trace  of  color  from  the  white  areas  of  the  projected  image.  
 
µGain Use  the  Gain  controls  to  correct  color  imbalances  in  the  bright  areas  of  the  image.  A good  way  to  do  this  is  to  
use  a test  pattern  consisting  mostly  of  solid  white  areas,  such  as  an  80  IRE  “window”  pattern.  If  the  white  areas  
contain  traces  of  red,  green  or  blue,  decrease  the  Gain  for  that  color.
 
µOffset  
Use  the  Offset  controls  in  the  RGB  Adjust  sub-menu  to  correct  color  imbalances  in  the  dark  areas  of  the  image.  
A  good  way  to  do  this  is  to  use  a test  pattern  consisting  mostly  of  dark  gray  areas,  such  as  a 30  IRE  “window”  
pattern.  If  the  gray  areas  contain  traces  of  red,  green  or  blue,  decrease  the  Offset  for  that  color.  
 
The  Gain  controls  increase  or  decrease  the  full-scale  input  range;  the  Offset  controls  shift  the  entire  range,  
resulting  in  a  change  in  brightness.
Generally, higher Gain settings reduce the image contrast; higher Offset\
 settings reduce the image brightness.
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OSD Introduction - SYSTEM
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yyAut\f P\fwer ON 
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OSD Introduction - CONTROL
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OSD Introduction - LANGUAGE
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Change Lamp
The lifecycle of  ordinary projection  lamp  typically  lasts for  1500 hours (Normal mode), 1000 hours(Economy mode)  
before requiring  replacement (different  lamp  configurations  will  affect  lamp  life). From the  OSD  Menu, you can go to
  “OSD Introduction  - SERVICE”  on page 36 .  to  check  how  long a lamp  has been used. You should also replace  the  lamp  when  the  projected image gets noticeably darker.  Contact your local dealer to  purchase new certified  lamps for  
your projector. 
To replace the projector lamp 
1.   Turn off  the  projector and unplug  the  power cord. Let the  projector cool for  approximately  60  minutes  before remov-
ing  the  lamp  module for  replacement. 
 When you turn off the projector, the lamp inside the projector will still be very hot (approximately 200 ~ 300°C). If you at-
tempt to replace the lamp without allowing the projector to cool, you could risk scalding yourself. This is why you should  wait for no less than 60 minutes for the lamp to cool down in order to perform the replacement safely.
2.  Loosen the  lamp  cover.
3.  Use a screw driver to  loosen the  screws as shwon in   the  illustration.  
4.  Grasp the  metal  rod on the  lamp  cover and pull  the  lamp  out.
5.   Insert the  new lamp  in  the  direction  shown in  the  illustration  into  the  lamp  assembly; tighten  the  two  
screws using a screw diver and make sure the  lamp  is 
firmly  secured to  prevent the  lamp  from  shaking or 
poor contact.
6.   Replace  the  lamp  cover and firmly  secure the  two  screws on the  lamp  cover.