Ask Proxima Ultralight LS1 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • Projector Type: LS1 ULTRALIGHT
  • Dimensions: 12.4” x 8.5” x 4.3” in Min Inches
  • Weight: 3.8 kg or 5.4 lbs
  • LCD Panel: Active matrix TFT system with a measurement of 0.9" equipped with a patented x 3 model
  • Display Nation: 821 X 604 pixels
  • Unit Of Measurement: 1,456,848 (485,616 x 3)
  • Colouring System: Incorporates PAL, SECAM, NTSC and the variant NTSC4.43
  • Scanning Range: H-sync 15 - 80 KHz and V-sync 50 - 100 Hz
  • Size Of Projector Image: A projection has a diagonal size ranging 0f 20 inches to 300 inches and may be altered
  • Contrast Ratio: 250:1
  • Horizontal Definition: Comprised of 750 television lines
  • Projection Lens: Has varying overs of 86mm down to 7.6mm having a variation between 2.3 to 3.0
  • Throw: A distance of 1.1m up to a max of 11.5m. Equivalent to 3.6ft to 37.7ft
  • Lamp: The projection lamp has a type known as UHP and has a wattage closely at 120 watts
  • Prism System: Micro mirrors are used in combination with a x prism system
  • Keystone: 0.5 to 10 ratio
  • AV Input: Equipped with phono type either for Video or Audio which is R&L and also supported by DIN 4 pin S-Video
  • Computer Input: HDB15 terminal x1 and multi pole 12 pin model (control port) x1
  • Control Port: Multi pole model 12 pin control port x1
  • Serial Ports: Serial ports using DIN 8 pin connectors
  • Monitor Output: HDB15 terminal which has 1 output
  • Mini Jack (Stereo) Input: Computer Audio Input Jack
  • 1 rams Internal audio amplifier: MONO
  • Stereo Mini Jack x2: Audio Out Jacks
  • 1 x 4 '' x 3cm Built-in Speaker: Monaural
  • Feet: Adjust 0 degrees to 2 degrees
  • Voltage: Range from 100 to 120V, 200 to 240V with the frequency of 50/60Hz
  • Power Rating: Consumption Range: 90 - 240 watts(Max. Ampere rating)
  • Ambient Temperature Operating Range: 20 degrees to 35 degrees, 47 degrees fahrenheit to 95 degrees fahrenheit
  • Ambient Temperature Storage Range: -10 degrees to 60 degree celsius, 14 degrees fahrenheit to 140 degrees fahrenheit
  • Type AAA(2): remote control battery
  • Set includes: AC power cord, remote control transmitter with batteries, VGA cable, VGA/MAC connector, cables for mouse, PS/2 port, serial port, ADB port, lens cover, protective dust cover etc

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What’s the brightness of ULTRALIGHT LS1 projector?

A: 700 ANSI lumens is its brightness.

Q: LS1 – looks interesting! Which projection technology is used with this model?

A: This model utilizes TFT Active Matrix LCD.

Q: What is the average lamp life for ULTRALIGHT LS1?

A: Looks like it would be about 2000 hours.

Q: What’s the highest resolution supported by this projector?

A: The highest resolution PC graphics that this projector supports is 1024 x 768 (XGA).

Q: Do projectors connect to any type of computer?

A: Absolutely, connection with PC Desktops, Portable systems, Apple Macs, and PowerBooks are possible.

Q: How does the LS1 projector perform in terms of audio?

A: It seems to have a built-in speaker along with audio input output jacks to enable external audio equipment to be connected.

Q: Is there a remote that can be used to control the projector?

A: Yes, ULTRALIGHT LS1 has the ability to use a Laser FX remote control that has mouse control capabilities.

Q: How many options are there available in terms of video and audio input?

A: It has audio video input jacks for video + audio R & L and s video input.

Q: What are the safety precautions that should be taken with this projector?

A: Keep the projector out of the liquid, ensure ample amount of air flow, and don’t look directly at the lens.

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