PowerLite Pro 1080 HQV
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Installer Guide
Follow these instructions to set up the PowerLite Pro Cinema 1080
projector and HQV video processor.
For more information, see the manuals that came with these products.
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Setting Up the Equipment and Displaying an Image
1. Unpack the HQV video processor and attach the serial number sticker included with it to
the HQV User Manual.
2. Connect at least one video source to the video processor.
3. Connect an HDMI cable from the video processor to the projector.
Video processor
Projector
HDMI OUT
4. Plug in the power cord for the video processor. Make sure batteries are installed in the
HQV remote control.
5. Set up the projector and turn it on as outlined below. For details, see the projector User’s
Guide.
■ Remove the protective lens pad from the projector, then remove the lens cap.
■ Make sure batteries are installed in the Epson remote control.
■ Plug in the power cord, then turn on the power switch on the back of the projector.
Once the projector is receiving power, press the
On button on the Epson remote
control to turn it on.
6. Press the
Pattern button on the Epson remote control, then adjust the image as outlined
below.
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■ Focus and zoom the image.
■ Position the image on the screen. If possible, keep the projector level and position the
image using only the lens shift dials.
Caution: Do not try to move the lens by hand, or you may damage the projector. Always
use the lens shift dials to change the lens position.
When done, press the Pattern button to clear the displayed pattern.
Note: If the projector is ceiling-mounted or set up for rear-screen projection, you’ll use the
projector’s menu system to reorient the image (see step 1 on page 4). For best image quality,
avoid tilting the projector or angling it toward the screen.
7. Press the HDMI button on the remote control to select HDMI as the input source.
HDMI
button
8. Turn on the power switch on the back of the HQV video processor (above the AC power
inlet). It may take several seconds for the video processor to come on.
9. Press the
Setup mode. (You see
Note: If the HQV video processor doesn’t respond to the remote control, check the remote
control’s batteries. If the batteries are good, turn off the HQV video processor and then turn it
back on using the power switch above the AC power inlet.
ON/SETUP button on the HQV remote control to place the video processor in
SetUp Mode on the display.)
Press the MENU button. Then use the u and d buttons to select the output
resolution setting (“Output = xxx”). Use the l and r buttons to change the setting
to
Output = 1080p 60Hz.
Press the
ON/SETUP button on the remote control to exit Setup mode.
10. Make sure the projector is displaying an image. If not, turn on a connected video source
and select it by pressing the appropriate source button on the HQV remote control.
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Selecting Projector Settings
1. If the projector is ceiling-mounted or set up for rear-screen projection, you need to
reorient the image. Press the
Settings menu. Select Projection and then select the projector’s mounting position.
Menu button on the Epson remote control and open the
Press the
2. Press the
3. Press the
Note: This sets the brightness, contrast, and color settings to 0, Skin Tone to 3, Absolute Color
Temperature to 7500K, lamp Brightness Control to High, and Auto Iris to Off.
Menu button when done to exit the menu system.
Aspect button and select Normal as the aspect ratio.
Color Mode button and select HD as the color mode.
4. Press the Gamma button and select 2.2 as the gamma setting.
5. Press the
If you see this screen, highlight
Change the
Menu button, open the Image menu, and select Sharpness.
Standard and press the Select button:
If you see this screen,
select Standard
Sharpness setting to -3.
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6. Press the E
SC button to return to the main menu. Open the Signal menu and then
adjust the following settings:
■ Set Output Scaling to 100%.
■ Set EPSON Super White to Off.
■ Set HDMI Video Range to Normal.
7. Press the
Menu button when done to exit the menu system.
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