JVC DLA-RS40, DLA-RS50, DLA-RS60 User Manual

DLA-RS40

DLA-RS50

DLA-RS60

DLA-RS40/DLA-RS50/DLA-RS60

ENGLISH FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL/CASTELLANO

D-ILA PROJECTOR

PROYECTOR D-ILA

PROJECTEUR D-ILA

MANUEL D’INSTRUCTIONS

MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES

D-ILA PROJECTOR
PROJECTEUR D-ILA
PROYECTOR D-ILA

DLA-RS40
DLA-RS50
DLA-RS60

INSTRUCTIONS

Getting Started

Preparation

Operation

© 2010 Victor Company of Japan, Limited

0710TTH-AO-AO

STAND BY

HDMI 1

HDMI 2

ASPECT

ANAMO

LENS

LENS AP.

CONTROL

HIDE

MENU

CINEMA

OINEMA

FILM

NATURAL

STAGE 3D

USER2 USER3

USER1

C.TEMP.

C.SPACE

GAMMA

COLOR

COLOR

SPACE ADJUST

TEMP.

For Customer use :

Enter below the serial No. which is
located on the side of the cabinet.
Retain this information for future
reference.

Model No. DLA-RS50

DLA-RS40

DLA-RS60

Serial No.

ON

COMPONENT

.

COMP

INFO.

C.M.D

LIGHT

BACK

ANIME

PIC.ADJ.

PICTURE

RS60

RS50

RS50

Pour utilisation par le client :

Entrer ci-dessous le N° de série qui
est situé sous le boîtier. Garder

cette information comme référence
pour le futur.

N° de modèle DLA-

DLA-RS40

DLA-RS60

N° de série

RS50

Instrucción para el cliente :

Introduzca a continuación el nº de
serie que aparece en la parte
inferior lateral de la caja. Conserve
esta información como referencia
para uso ulterior.

Modelo Nº DLA-

Nº de serie

DLA-RS40

RS50

DLA-RS60

Maintenance

Others

PC010680499-1

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Getting started

Safety Precautions

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

This product has a High Intensity Dis­charge (HID) lamp that contains
mercury.
Disposal of these materials may be
regulated in your community due to
environmental considerations. For
disposal or recycling information,
please contact your local authorities or
for USA, the Electronic Industries
Alliance: http://www.eiae.org.

WARNING:

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO

NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.

WARNING:

THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.

CAUTION:

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove

cover. Refer servicing to qualied service personnel.

This projector is equipped with a 3-blade grounding
type plug to satisfy FCC rule. If you are unable to
insert the plug into the outlet, contact your
electrician.

MACHINE NOISE INFORMATION
(Germany only)

Changes Machine Noise Information Ordinance 3.

GSGV, January 18, 1991: The sound pressure level

at the operator position is equal or less than 20 dB
(A) according to ISO 7779.

FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A. only)

CAUTION:

Changes or modication not approved by JVC

could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for Class B digital devices,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protec
tion against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruc
tions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encourage to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following
measures:

● Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

● Increase the separation between the equipment

and receiver.

● Connect the equipment into an outlet on a

circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.

● Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/

TV technician for help.

About the installation place

Do not install the projector in a place that cannot
support its weight securely.
If the installation place is not sturdy enough, the
projector could fall or overturn, possibly causing
personal injury.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Electrical energy can perform many useful
functions. This unit has been engineered and
manufactured to assure your personal safety. But
IMPROPER USE CAN RESULT IN POTENTIAL

ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE HAZ ARD.

In order not to defeat the safeguards incorporated
into this product, observe the following basic rules
for its installation, use and service. Please read
these Important Safeguards carefully before use.

- All the safety and operating instructions should
be read before the product is operated.

- The safety and operating instructions should be
retained for future reference.

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ENGLISH

- All warnings on the product and in the operating
instructions should be adhered to.

- All operating instructions should be followed.

- Place the projector near a wall outlet where the
plug can be easily unplugged.

- Unplug this product from the wall outlet before
cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol
cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

- Do not use attachments not recommended by the
product manufacturer as they may be hazardous.

- Do not use this product near water. Do not use
immediately after moving from a low temperature
to high temperature, as this causes condensation,

which may result in re, electric shock, or other

hazards.

- Do not place this product on an unstable cart,
stand, or table. The product may fall, causing
serious injury to a child or adult, and serious
damage to the product. The product should be
mounted according to the manufacturer’s
instructions, and should use a mount recommend
ed by the manufacturer.

- When the product is used on a

PORTABLE CART WARNING
(symbol provided by RETAC)

cart, care should be taken to avoid
quick stops, excessive force,
and uneven surfaces which may
cause the product and cart to
overturn, damaging equipment or
causing possible injury to the

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operator.

- Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for
ventilation. These ensure reliable operation of the
product and protect it from overheating. These
openings must not be blocked or covered. (The
openings should never be blocked by placing the
product on bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface. It
should not be placed in a built-in installation such
as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is
provided and the manufacturer’s instructions have
been adhered to.)

- To allow better heat dissipation, keep a clearance
between this unit and its surrounding as shown
below. When this unit is enclosed in a space of
dimensions as shown below, use an air-conditioner
so that the internal and external temperatures are
the same. Overheating can cause damage.

150 mm and above

300 mm
and above

150 mm
and above

300 mm
and above

200 mm
and above

- power source indicated on the label. If you are
not sure of the type of power supply to your
home, consult your product dealer or local
power company.

- This product is equipped with a three-wire plug.

This plug will t only into a grounded power

outlet. If you are unable to insert the plug into
the outlet, contact your electrician to install the
proper outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose
of the grounded plug.

- Power-supply cords should be routed so that
they are not likely to be walked on or pinched
by items placed upon or against them. Pay
particular attention to cords at doors, plugs,
receptacles, and the point where they exit from
the product.

- For added protection of this product during a
lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and
unused for long periods of time, unplug it from
the wall outlet and disconnect the cable system.
This will prevent damage to the product due to
lightning and power line surges.

- Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or
convenience receptacles on other equipment as

this can result in a risk of re or electric shock.

- Never push objects of any kind into this product
through openings as they may touch dangerous
voltage points or short out parts that could result
in a re or electric shock. Never spill liquid of
any kind on the product.

- Do not attempt to service this product yourself
as opening or removing covers may expose you
to dangerous voltages and other hazards. Refer

all service to qualied service personnel.

- Unplug this product from the wall outlet and

refer service to qualied service personnel

under the following conditions:

a)When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.
b)If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen on
the product.
c)If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
d)If the product does not operate normally by
following the operating instructions. Adjust only
those controls that are covered by the Operation
Manual, as an improper adjustment of controls may
result in damage and will often require extensive

work by a qualied technician to restore the product

to normal operation.
e)If the product has been dropped or damaged in any
way.
f) When the product exhibits a distinct change in
performance, this indicates a need for service.

- When replacement parts are required, be sure

the service technician has used replacement

parts specied by the manufacturer or with

same characteristics as the original part.

Unauthorized substitutions may result in re,

electric shock, or other hazards.

- Upon completion of any service or repairs to
this product, ask the service technician to
perform safety checks to determine that the
product is in proper operating condition.

Getting Started

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- The product should be placed more than one foot
away from heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, and other products (including

ampliers) that produce heat.

- When connecting other products such as VCR’s,
and DVD players, you should turn off the power of

this product for protection against electric shock.

- Do not place combustibles behind the cooling fan.

For example, cloth, paper, matches, aerosol cans
or gas lighters that present special hazards when
over heated.

- Do not look into the projection lens while the
illumination lamp is turned on. Exposure of your
eyes to the strong light can result in impaired
eyesight.

- Do not look into the inside of this unit through
vents (ventilation holes), etc. Do not look at the
illumination lamp directly by opening the cabinet
while the illumination lamp is turned on. The
illumination lamp also contains ultraviolet rays and
the light is so powerful that your eyesight can be
impaired.

- Do not drop, hit, or damage the light-source lamp
(lamp unit) in any way. It may cause the light­ source lamp to break and lead to injuries. Do not
use a damaged light source lamp. If the light­ source lamp is broken, ask your dealer to repair it.
Fragments from a broken light-source lamp may
cause injuries.

- The light-source lamp used in this projector is a
high pressure mercury lamp. Be careful when
disposing of the light-source lamp. If anything is
unclear, please consult your dealer.

- Do not ceiling-mount the projector to a place which

tends to vibrate; otherwise, the attaching xture of

the projector could be broken by the vibration,
possibly causing it to fall or overturn, which could
lead to personal injury.

- Use only the accessory cord designed for this

product to prevent shock.

- For health reasons, please take a break of about
5-15 minutes every 30-60 minutes and let your
eyes rest. Please refrain from watching any 3D­ images when you feel tired, unwell or if you feel
any other discomfort. Moreover, in case you see a
double image, please adjust the equipment and
software for proper display. Please stop using the
unit if the double image is still visible after
adjustment.

- Once every three years, please perform an internal
test. This unit is provided with replacement parts
needed to maintain its function (such as cooling
fans). Estimated replacement time of parts can
vary greatly depending on frequency of use and
the respective environment. For replacement,
please consult your dealer, or the nearest

authorized JVC service center.

- When xing the unit to the ceiling, Please note that

we do not take any responsibility, even during the
warranty period, if the product is damaged due to

use of metal xtures used for xation to the ceiling

other than our own or if the installation

environment of said metal xtures is not

appropriate. If the unit is suspended from the
ceiling during use, please be careful in regard to
the ambient temperature of the unit. If you use
a central heating, the temperature close to the
ceiling will be higher than normally expected.

- Video images can burn into the electronic com

ponent parts. Please do not display screens with
still images of high brightness or high contrast,
such as found in video games and computer
programs. Over a long period of time it might
stick to the picture element. There is no problem
with the playback of moving images, e.g. normal
video footage.

- Not using the unit for a long time can lead to
malfunction. Please power it on and let it run
occasionally. Please avoid using the unit in a
room where cigarettes are smoked. It is impos
sible to clean optical component parts if they are
contaminated by nicotine or tar. This might lead
to performance degradation.

- Please watch from a distance three times the
height of the projected image size. Persons with
photosensitivity, any kind of heart disease, or
weak health should not use 3D glasses.

- Watching 3D-images might be cause of illness.
If you feel any change in your physical condition,
please stop watching immediately and consult a
physician if necessary.

- When watching 3D images, it is recommended
to take regular breaks. As the length and
frequency of the required breaks differ for every
person, please judge according to your own
condition.

- If your child watches while wearing 3D glasses,
it should be accompanied by its parents or an
adult guardian. The adult guardian should be
careful to avoid situations where the child’s eyes
might become tired, as responses to tiredness
and discomfort, etc., are hard to detect, and it is
possible for the physical condition to deteriorate
very quickly. As the visual sense is not yet fully
developed in children under the age of 6, please
consult a physician in regard to any problem
concerning 3D-images if necessary.

- Note that when using the 3D feature, the video
output may appear different from the original
video image due to image conversion on the
device.

DO NOT allow any unqualied person

*

to install the unit.

Be sure to ask your dealer to install the unit
(e.g.attaching it to the ceiling) since special
technical knowledge and skills are required
for installation. If installation is performed by

an unqualied person, it may cause personal

injury or electrical shock.

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Safety Precautions (Continued)

POWER CONNECTION

ENGLISH

Getting Started

For USA and Canada only
Use only the following power cord.

The power supply voltage rating of this product is

AC110V – AC240V. Use only the power cord

designated by our dealer to ensure Safety and EMC.
Ensure that the power cable used for the projector is
the correct type for the AC outlet in your country.
Consult your product dealer.

For United Kingdom For European continent

countries

Power cord

Power cord

WARNING:

Do not cut off the main plug from this
equipment.

If the plug tted is not suitable for the power points

in your home or the cable is too short to reach a
power point, then obtain an appropriate safety
approved extension lead or adapter or consult your
dealer. If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off,
dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a possible
shock hazard by inadvertent connection to the main

supply. If a new main plug has to be tted, then

follow the instruction given below.

WARNING:

THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.

IMPORTANT (Europe only):

The wires in the mains lead on this product are

colored Vert et jaune in accordance with the

following cord:
Green-and-yellow
Blue
Brown
As these colors may not correspond with the
colored making identifying the terminals in your
plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is colored green-and-yellow must
be connected to the terminal which is marked M
with the letter E or the safety earth or colored
green or green-and-yellow. The wire which is
colored blue must be connected to the terminal
which is marked with the letter N or colored black.
The wire which is colored brown must be
connected to the terminal which is marked with the
letter L or colored red.

:Earth
:Neutral
:Live

POWER CONNECTION
(United Kingdom only)

HOW TO REPLACE THE FUSE:

When replacing the fuse, be sure to use only a

correctly rated approved type, re-t the fuse cover.

IF IN DOUBT —— CONSULT A COMPETENT
ELECTRICIAN.

Open the fuse compartment with the blade
screwdriver, and replace the fuse.
(* An example is shown in the illustration below.)

Fuse

Dear Customer,
This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and standards regarding

electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety.

European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited is:
JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH

Postfach 10 05 04
61145 Friedberg
Germany

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ENGLISH

Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment and Batteries

[European Union only]

These symbols indicate that equipment with these symbols

should not be disposed of as general household waste. If you
want to dispose of the product o r battery, please consider the
collection systems or fa cilities for appr opriate recycling.

Notice: The sign Pb below the symbol for batteries indicates that
this battery contains lead.

Products

Battery

DEUTSCH

Benutzerinformationen zur Entsorgung alter Geräte und Batterien

[Nur Europäische Union]
Diese Symbole zeigen an, dass derartig gekennzeichnete Geräte

nicht als normaler Haushaltsabfall entsorgt werden dürfen. We
nden Sie sich zur Entsorgung des Produkts oder der Batterie an
die hierfür vorgesehenen Sammelstellen oder Einrichtungen,
damit eine fachgerechte Wiederverwertung möglich ist.

Produkte
dass diese Batterie Blei enthält.

Batterie

Hinweis: Das Zeichen Pb unterhalb des Batteriesymbols gibt an,

FRANÇAIS

Informations relatives à l’élimination des appareils et des piles usagés, à
l’intention des utilisateurs

[Union européenne seulement]
Si ces symboles gurent sur les produits, cela signie qu’ils ne

doivent pas être jetés comme déchets ménagers. Si vous voulez
jeter ce produit ou cette pile, veuillez considérer le système de
collection de déc hets ou les centres de recyclage appropriés.

Notication: La marque Pb en dessous du symbole des piles

Produits

Pile
indique que cette pile contient du plomb.

NEDERLANDS

Informatie voor gebruikers over het verwijderen van oude apparatuur en
batterijen

[Alleen Europese Unie]

Deze symbolen geven aan dat appara tuur met dit symbool niet
mag worden weggegooid als algemeen huishoudelijk afval. Als u
het product of de batterij wilt weggooien, kun t u inzamelsystemen
of faciliteiten voor een geschikte recycling gebruiken.

Opmerking: Het teken Pb onder het batterijsymboo l geeft aan
dat deze batterij lood bevat.

Batterij

Producten

6

ENGLISH

ESPAÑOL / CASTELLANO

Información para los usuarios sobre la eliminación de baterías/pilas usadas

Getting Started

Estos símbolos indican que el equipo con estos símbolos no debe
desecharse con la basura doméstica. Si desea desechar el pro
ducto o batería/pila, acuda a los sistemas o centros de recogida
para que los reciclen debidamente.

Atención: La indicación Pb debajo del símbolo de batería/pila
indica que ésta contiene plomo.

Productos

Baterías/pilas

[Sólo Unión Europea]

ITALIANO

Informazioni per gli utenti sullo smaltimento delle apparecchiature e batterie
obsolete

[Solo per l’Unione Europea]

Questi simboli indicano che le apparecchiature a cui sono relativi

non devono essere smaltite tra i riuti domestici generici. Se si

desidera smaltire questo prodotto o questa batteria, prendere in
considerazione i sistem i o le strutture di raccolta appropriati per
il riciclaggio corretto.

Nota: Il simbolo Pb sotto il simbolo delle batter ie indica che

Prodotti

questa batteria contiene piombo.

Batteria

PORTUGUÊS

Informação para os utilizadores acerca da eliminação de equipamento usado e
pilhas

[Apenas União Europeia]

Estes símbolos indicam que o equipamento com estes símbolos
não deve ser eliminado juntamente com o restante lixo doméstico.
Se p retende eliminar o produto ou a pilha, utilize os sistemas de
recolha ou instalações para uma reciclagem apropriada.

Aviso: O sinal Pb abaixo do símbolo para pilhas indica que esta
pilha contém chumbo.

Pilha

Produtos

ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ

Πληροφορίες για την απόρριψη παλαιού εξοπλισμού και μπαταριών

[ Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση μόνο ]

Αυτά τα σύμβολα υποδηλώνουν ότι ο εξοπλισμός που τα φέρει
δεν θα πρέπει να απορριφθεί ως κοινό οικιακό απόρριμμα . Εάν
επιθυμείτε την απόρριψη αυτού του προϊόντος ή αυτής της
μπαταρίας , χρησιμοποιήστε το σύστημα περισυλλογής ή
εγκαταστάσεις για ανάλογη ανακύκλωση .

Σημείωση : Το σύμβολο Pb κάτω από το σύμβολο μπαταρίας

Προϊόντα

υποδηλώνει ότι η μπαταρία περιέχει μόλυβδο .

Μπαταρία

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Brugerinformation om bortskaffelse af gammelt udstyr og batterier

DANSK

Disse symboler angiver, at udstyr med disse symboler ikke må

bortskaffes som almindeligt husholdningsaffald. Hvis du ønsker at
smide dette produkt eller batteri ud, bedes du overveje at bruge
indsamlingssystem et eller steder, hvor der kan ske korrekt gen
brug.

Bemærk: Tegnet Pb under symbolet for batterierne angiver, at

Produkter

dette batteri indeholder bly.

Batteri

[Kun EU]

SUOMI

Tietoja vanhojen laitteiden ja akkujen hävittämisestä

[Vain Euroopan unioni]

Nämä symbolit ilmaisevat, että symboleilla merk ittyä laitetta ei

tulisi hävittää tavallisen kotitalousjätteen mukana. Jos haluat hävit

tää tuotteen tai sen akun, tee se hyödyntämällä akkujen
keräyspisteitä tai muita kier rätyspaikkoja .

Huomautus: Akkusymbolin alapuolella oleva Pb-merk intä tarkoit
taa, että akku sisältää lyijyä.

Tuotteet

Akku

SVENSKA

Information för användare gällande bortskaffning av gammal utrustning och
batterier

[Endast den Europeiska unionen]

Dessa symboler indikerar att utrustning med dessa symboler inte
ska hanteras som vanligt hushållsavfall. Om du vill bortsk affa
produkten eller batteriet ska du använda uppsamlingssystem eller
inrättningar för lämplig återvinning.

Observera! Märkningen Pb under symbolen för batterier indikerar
att detta batteri innehåller bly.

Batteri

Produkter

NORSK

Opplysninger til brukere om kassering av gammelt utstyr og batterier

[Bare EU]

Disse symbolene viser at utstyr med dette symbolet, ikke skal

kastes sammen med vanlig husholdningsavfall. Hvis du vil kass
ere dette produkte t eller batteriet, skal du vurdere å bruke innsam
lingssystemene eller andre muligheter for riktig gjenbruk.

Merk: Tegnet Pb under symbolet for batterie r, viser at batteriet

Produkter

inneholder bly.

Batteri

8

ENGLISH

Сведения для пользователей по утилизации старого оборудования и
батарей

[только для Европейского союза]

Данные символы указывают на то, что оборудование, на
которое они нанесены, не должны утилизироваться, как
обычные бытовые отходы. При необходимости утилизировать
такое изделие или батарею обратитесь в специальный пункт
сбора для их надлежащей переработки.

Уведомление: Надпись Pb под символом батар ей указывает

Изделия

на то, что данная батарея содержит свинец.

Батарея

Informace pro uživatele k likvid aci starého zařízení a baterií

[Pouze Evropská unie]

Tyto symboly označují, že produkty s těmito symboly se nesmí
likvidovat jako běžný odpad. Pokud chcete produkt nebo baterii
zlikvidovat, využijte sběrný systém nebo jiné zařízení, které zaji stí
řádnou recyklaci.

Upozornění: Značka Pb pod symbolem pro ba te rie znamená, že

Produkty

tato baterie obsahuje olovo.

Baterie

Getting Started

POLSKI

Informacje dla użytkowników dotyczące poz bywania się zużytego sprzętu i

baterii

[Tylko kraje Unii Europejskiej]

Te symbole oznaczają, że sprzę tu nie należy wyr zucać razem z
odpadami gospodarczymi. Jeśli trzeba po zbyć się tego produktu
lub ba terii, proszę skorzystać z systemu odbioru lub urządzeń do

zbió rki odpadów elektronicznych, w celu odpowiedniego ponowne
go ich przetworzenia.

Uwaga: Oznaczenie Pb, znajdujące się pod symbole m baterii

Produkty

wskazuje, że ta bateria zawiera ołów.

Bateria

MAGYAR

Felhasználói információ az elhasznált be rendezések és akkumulátorok

elhelyezéséről

[Csak az Európai Unióban]

Ez a szimbólum azt jelzi, hogy a berendezés nem helyezhető az
általános háztartási hulladék közé. Ha meg szeretne szabadulni a
terméktől vagy az akkumulátortól, akkor legyen tekintettel az
gyűjtő rendszerre vagy intézményekre a megfelelő hasznosítás

érdekében.
Megjegyzés: Az alábbi Pb szimbólum - ha az akkum ulátoron

Termékek

megtalálható - azt jelzi, hogy az akkumulátor ólmot

tartalmaz.

Akkumulátor

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THX Certication

THX Certication

Established by lm producer George Lucas, THX aims to enhance the reproduction of
audio sound and video images intended by lmmakers by setting quality standards for

cinema viewing environments as well as home entertainment systems.
Based on the know-how that we have cultivated over the past 25 years in areas including

lm production, cinema viewing environment design, and audio/video editing, we have
established a partnership with JVC to develop an unprecedented home theater projector

system.

The emphases of THX Certication lie in the video quality and signal processing
capability of projector products. JVC projectors, DLA-RS50 and DLA-RS60, are equipped

with the THX mode, which is able to bring out the full potential of the projector when
playing movies on a large screen.

RS50

RS60

RS50

Also, JVC front projectors are the rst in the world (*1) to have gained the “THX 3D
Display Certication” (*2) by THX Ltd.

In addition, the certication standards were established with the aim to “faithfully
reproduce images at home according to the intentions of the lm director” during
playback of 2D or 3D images, and they are “a proof of high denition and high image
quality”, indicating that a certied product has cleared more than 400 rigorous image

quality tests including accuracy of color reproduction, cross-talk, viewing angles, and
video processing performance.

CAUTION

In order for you to enjoy 3D movies:

• Please get ready “3D glasses” and a “3D Sync Emitter” (both sold separately).

• Please read through “Safety Precautions” (Reference page: 4), and the precautions in
“Explanatory Notes on the 3D System” in “Operation Guide (Glossary)”

(Reference page: 57).

*1: “First” here refers to the rst among front projectors as at November 1,

2010 based on research by JVC.

*2: The recommended screen size is 90″ (16:9), and this is limited to front

projection only.

10

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Getting Started

For detail information about ISF, please refer web site
http://www.imagingscience.com/

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Getting started

Contents

Getting started

Safety Precautions ...........................2

RS60

RS50

THX Certication ..................10

RS50

Contents .........................................12

Accessories/Optional

Accessories ....................................13

Check the Accessories ..............................13

Optional Accessories .................................13

Controls and features ....................14

Main body - Front ......................................14

Main body - Bottom ...................................14

Main body - Rear .......................................15

Main body - About the indicator display .....16

Main body - Warning display and

conrmation/response ...............................17

Main body - Input terminal .........................18

How to insert batteries into the remote

control ........................................................19

Preparation

About installation ...........................20

IImportant points concerning the

installation .................................................20

Installing the Projector and Screen ...........21

Set Angle ................................................21

Shift .......................................................21

Fixation of the projector .............................22

Screen Size and Projection Distance ........23

Effective Range of Remote Control Unit....23

About the connection .....................24

Types of possible input signals

(PC compatible) .........................................24

Connection to the unit ...............................25

Connection of the power cord (provided) ..31

an Image ................................................35

Temporary turning-off of the video ..........36

Adjustment of the keystone correction ...36

Adjustments and settings

in the menu .....................................37

Structure of the menu hierarchy

(summary) .................................................37

Menu operation button ..............................43

Menu operation procedure ........................44

Menu item description ...............................45

Operation guide (glossary) ............56

Maintenance

Replacing the Lamp .......................60

Lamp replacement procedure ...................60

Resetting lamp Time ..................................62

Method for cleaning and

replacing lters ...............................64

Others

Troubleshooting .............................65

In case this message is

displayed .........................................67

RS-232C Interface ...........................68

RS-232C Specications ............................68

TCP/IP-connection ....................................68

Command Format .....................................69

RS-232C Communication Examples .........71

Copyright and Caution ...................72

About Trademarks and Copyright ..............72

Caution ......................................................72

Specications .................................73

Dimensions ................................................75

Index ................................................76

Operation

Basic Operation ..............................32

Basic operation procedures .......................32

Frequently used useful functions ...............34

Setting the Screen Size ..........................34

Masking the Surrounding Area of

12

CAUTION

About the marks used in this
book

RS40

RS50RS50

Compatible only with DLA-RS40

RS50

RS50RS50

Compatible only with DLA-RS50

RS60

RS50RS50

Compatible only with DLA-RS60

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Accessories/Optional Accessories

Check the Accessories

Remote Control ..........................................................................1 piece

AAA size Batteries (for operation conrm)..................................2 pieces

Power Cord For the US market (2 m) .........................................1 piece

Power Cord For the EU market (2 m) .........................................1 piece

Power Cord For the UK market (2 m) .........................................1 piece

●

Instruction manual, warranty card and other printed material are also included.

Optional Accessories

Please check with your authorized dealer for details.

●

Replacement Lamp: PK-L2210U

Getting Started

●

Replacement Filter: PC010661199

●

3D-Glasses: PK-AG1-B

●

3D Synchro Emitter: PK-EM1

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Getting started

Controls and features

Main body - Front

③ Indicator

STANDBY/ON LAMP WARNING

④ Exhaust Vent

① Lens

This is a projection lens. Please do not look

inside during projection.

② Remote receiver (front)

Please aim the remote control at this area when

using it.

* There is also a remote receiver at the rear.

Main body - Bottom

⑤ Inlets

⑥ Manual button for

lens cover

① Lens

④ Exhaust

② Remote receiver (front)

③ Indicator

Please see “About the indicator display” for
details. (Reference page: 16)

④ Exhaust Vent

Warm air ows out in order to cool the interior of
the set. Please do not block the vents.

⑤ Inlets (at 3 points on the rear/

bottom)

In order to cool the inside of the unit, air is let
inside. Do not block or prevent the outow of
hot air. Doing so could lead to failure of the unit.
* There are inlets at two points on the right and
left sides of the rear side. (Reference page: 15)

Vent

14

⑦ Feet

⑥ Manual operation button of the

lens cover

The lens cover can be opened when pressed
down.It is used for maintenance and not used
during normal use.

⑦ Feet

The height (0 to 5 mm) can be adjusted by
turning the foot.

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Controls and features (continued)

Main body - Rear

⑤ Inlets

⑧ Input terminal

There is also a terminal other than the input
terminal for video images, such as those used
for controlling or optional equipment. This
illustration is
terminals” for detailed information
terminals. (Reference page: 18)

⑨ Lamp Cover

When replacing the light source lamp, remove
this cover. (Reference page: 60)

⑩ Operation panel

See the following illustration “Control panel” for
more details.

⑧ Input

terminal

⑫ Power input

terminal

RS60

RS50

RS50

. Please see “About input

RS40

RS50RS50

⑩ Operation panel

⑪ Light receiving section

of the remote control (rear)

⑪ Light receiving section of the

remote control (rear)

Please aim the remote control at this section
when using.

about

* There is also a light receiving section at the

rear.

⑫ Power input terminal

This is the power input terminal. It is
connected via the supplied power cord.
(Reference page: 31)

Getting Started

⑤ Inlets

⑨ Lamp Cover

Operation panel

■

Left button

Down button

To display the menu

MENU

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

OK

BACK

To turn on/off the power

To switch input

To select or conrm

Up button

Right button

eturn to the previous menu

To r

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Getting started

Controls and features (continued)

Main body - About the indicator display

Warnings and indications used during normal operation mode of this unit are displayed with the indicators
for [STAND BY / ON], [LAMP], [WARNING] at the front of this unit.

Meaning of the lighting gures:

The display the indicator lights.

They display ashing of the indicator.

Operation mode display

Displays the color and lighting/ashing of the [STAND BY / ON] indicator.

STAND BY

Duringstandby

STANDBY/ON

STAND BY

When"Hide"issettoON

STANDBY/ON

Light on(Red)

LAMP WARNING

Blinking(Green)

LAMP WARNING

STAND BY

Whileactivatingthelamp
(about1minute)

STANDBY/ON



All Off 

Duringimageprojection

STANDBY/ON

Light on(Green)

LAMP WARNING

LAMP WARNING

STAND BY

Duringcooldown

STANDBY/ON

Blinking(Red)

LAMP WARNING

Criterion indication of the lamp replacement

Displays lighting/ashing of the [LAMP] indicator. Moreover, the [STAND BY / ON] indicator, which shows
the operation mode of this unit, is displayed as described above. (Reference page: 73)

LAMP Light on(orange)

Lamp replacement is
near(When accumulated lamp
time has exceeded 2900 hours)

STANDBY/ON

LAMP WARNING

LAMP Light on(orange)

Lamp has reached the end of life
(When accumulated lamp time has
exceeded 3000 hours)

STANDBY/ON

LAMP WARNING

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Controls and features (continued)

Main body - Warning display and conrmation/response

Warning display

You are informed of the contents of warning notices by the (repeated) displays of the [WARNING] and
[LAMP] indicators. Moreover, the [STAND BY / ON] indicator, which shows the operating mode of the unit,
is displayed simultaneously as described above.
Upon activation of the warning mode, the projection is interrupted at the same time for about 60 seconds
and the cooling fan is turne

ooling fan has stopped. Subsequently, please perform the following checks and take appropriate

c
countermeasures.

Lighting/flashing lights

status diagram

STANDBY/ON

LAMP WARNING

Mode

display

STANDBY/ON

Mode

display

STANDBY/ON

Mode

display

LAMP WARNING

orange

(

orange

(

)　　(

Simultaneous

ashing



LAMP WARNING

) (

d on. Please disconnect the power plug from the electric socket after the

red

(

red

red

Blinking

Frequency

1 time

2 times Cooling fan stops

)

3 times

4 times
1 time

2 times
3 times

)

4 times

1 time

)

2 times

Abnormalities in the power
supply

Internal temperature is too
high

External temperature is
too high

Abnormal electrical circuit

If something is wrong with
the automatic lens cover

Lamp does not light up
and unit is unable to
project

Lamp is turned off during
projection

Content

Conrmation and
countermeasures

●

Check that nothing is

blocking the air inlets.

●

Check that the external
temperature is normal.

Action

Leave the unit until it cools
down.
After that, turn on the power
again.

●

Check that an impact shock

has not occurred during
operation.

●

Check that the lamp

unit and lamp cover are
correctly installed.

●

Check that nothing is

blocking the auto lens
cover.

Getting Started

3 times

If the warning indication is displayed again, please wait for the cooling fan stopped, then pull out the power
plug from the power outlet. Then call your authorized dealer for repair.

Lamp cover is removed

Turn on the power again.

Action

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Getting started

Controls and features (continued)

Main body - Input terminal

RS60

RS50

① HDMI 1 ② HDMI 2 ③ LAN

④ RS-232C

RS50

⑤ COMPONENT

⑨ REMOTE

⑥ 3D SYNCHRO

⑦ PC

① HDMI 1 Terminal

You can connect a device equipped with HDMI
output, etc. It is tted to the M3 lock hole.
Screw hole depth 3mm. (Reference page: 26)

② HDMI 2 Terminal

You can connect a device equipped with HDMI
output, etc. It is tted to the M3 lock hole.
Screw hole depth 3mm. (Reference page: 26)

RS60

RS50

③ LAN terminal “RJ-45”

This is a LAN-terminal. If one connects an
external PC, it is possible to control this unit by
sending control commands. (Reference page:

30)

RS50

④ RS-232C terminal (male D-Sub 9

pin)

This is a RS-232C interface standard terminal.
If one connects an external PC, it is possible to
control this unit. (Reference page: 29)

⑤ COMPONENT terminal “RCAx3”

It is also used as input terminal for analog
RGB (G on Sync) signals, component (Y, Cb,
Cr) signals, DTV format (Y, Pb, Pr) signals. It
can also be connected with devices, which are
equipped with signal output, etc. (Reference
page: 27)

⑧ TRIGGER

RS60

RS50

RS50

⑥ 3D SYNCHRO terminal

3D synchro emitter: it is connected to the PK­EM1 (sold separately) when enjoying 3D video
contents. (Reference page: 28)

⑦ PC terminal “D-Sub 15 pin”

This is an input term used for Personal Computer
(PC) signals only (RGB video signals and sync
signals). Use to connect a computer display
output terminal, etc. (Reference page: 28)

RS50

⑧ TRIGGER terminal( )

DC power supply output terminal with DC12V,
100mA. It is used for output signals which control
the vacillating screen responding to the SCREEN
TRIGGER. Please note it can cause damage
to your equipment if the connection is done
incorrectly. (Tip = DC +12 V, Sleeve = GND)
(Reference Page: 29, 54)

⑨ REMOTE terminal to “Stereo mini

jack”

In case it is impossible to use the remote control
due to the installation of this unit’s dedicated
BOX or rear projection, one can set up an
external light receiving section. It is used to
connect this external receiver and this unit. There
is no such product as an external light receptor.
Therefore, please consult your authorized JVC
service center. (Reference page: 30)

RS60

RS50

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Controls and features (continued)

■

Remote Control

To turn off the power

To set the screen size

(Reference page: 34)

Anamorphic

To control lens

(Reference page: 32)

To hide the image

temporarily(Reference

page: 36)

To display/close the menu

(Reference page: 43)

STAND BY

HDMI 1

ASPECT

LENS.

CONTROL

HIDE

MENU

FILM

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

LENS AP.

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

RS50

ON

COMP.

PC

C.M.D

ANIME

LIGHT

BACK

RS60

RS50

To turn on the power

To select input mode
(Reference page: 32)

INFO.

RS40

RS50RS50

Button: displays information

Lens Aperture
Clear Motion Drive

To illuminate buttons on the remote
control for 7 second

To select or conrm

To return to the previous menu
(Reference page: 43)

Getting Started

To adjust color temperature

To set gamma

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

COLOR

TEMP

P.FILE

THX

PIC.

ADJ.

To switch picture mode

USER3

RS40

RS50RS50

Button

Color Prole

COLOR

RS40

RS50RS50

SPACE

Color space button

Sequentially switched picture
adjust items, such as contrast and
brightness.The switching items are
not the same for different models, or
different picture modes.

How to insert batteries into the remote control

①

●

If the remote control has to be brought closer to the projector to operate, it means that the batteries are

②

wearing out.
When this happens, replace the batteries. Insert the batteries according to the

●

Be sure to insert the end rst.

●

If an error occurs when using the remote control, remove the batteries and wait for 5 minutes. Load the
batteries again and operate the remote control.

③

marks.

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2

Preparation

About installation

Important points concerning the installation

Please read the following carefully before the installation of this unit.

Installation environment

CAUTION

This unit is a precision device. Therefore, please refrain
from installation or use in the following locations.
Otherwise, it may cause re or malfunction.

• Dust, wet and humid locations.

• Sooty or cigarette smoke lled locations.

• On top of a carpet or bedding, or other soft surfaces.

• Locations with high temperatures - as located in direct

sunlight.

• Locations with high or low temperatures.
Permissible operating temperature range: +5 º to +35º .
Relative humidity range permissible for operating: 20%
~ 80% (non-condensing) .
Storage temperature tolerance: -10º to +60º.

• If the installation of the unit is done in a room with soot
and/or smoke over a longer period, even small amounts
of these substances will affect the device.This unit
cools its optical components, which produce a great
amount of heat, by sucking in air. If the optical circuits
get dirty, this might lead to malfunctions, like the video
images becoming darker or a deterioration of the color
development. Dirt sticking to the optical components
cannot be removed.

Please be careful to perform
the installation at a certain

CAUTION

For better heat dissipation, please keep a minimum
distance between this unit and its surroundings as shown
in the following illustration.

oreover, please open the front of the unit. If there are

M
any objects in front of the exhaust port, the hot air will
ow back to the unit and heat it. The hot air owing out of
the unit might cause shadows on the screen (heat haze
phenomenon).
Moreover, when it is enclosed in a space as shown in the
following illustration, please make sure that the enclosed
interior has the same temperature as the outside. High
temperatures might lead to failure of the unit.

distance from walls and
other devices

Please be careful when using

CAUTION

This unit uses a projection lamp, which will get hot when
in use. Please refrain from projecting in the following
circumstances.
Otherwise, it might cause re or malfunction.

• Projection while lying on its side.
Please avoid projection if the installation of the unit is
done at an excessive angle of more than ±
cause harm to the life of the lamp and color shading.

• Please avoid projection at a location where the air vents
or exhaust ports might get blocked.

Please choose a non-uniform cloth material for the screen.
If you choose something uniform, like something with a
checkered pattern, there might be interference with the
pixel array of the D-ILA components. One way to reduce
the interference pattern is to change the size of the screen,
so that it will not be so noticeable.

30 °. It may

Inclination adjustment
for this unit

How to adjust the vertical angle

Height and inclination of the unit (0 ~ 5mm) can be
adjusted by rotating its feet. Lift the unit and adjust
the four feet.

20

300 mm
and above

150 mm
and above

150 mm and above

300 mm
and above

200 mm
and above

Stand

Extend Contract

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Horizontal lens shift

About installation (Continued)

Installing the Projector and Screen

While installing, please place this unit and the screen perpendicular to each other. Failing
to do so may increase trapezoidal distortion. (Reference page: 36, 52)

Set Angle

The angle range which can be set for this unit is ±30°.

30°

30°

30°

30°

●

Malfunctions may occur if the angle is not set within the above-mentioned range.

Shift

Preparation

■

Left/Right position

0% up/down position (center)

　 *

Approximately 34% (maximum) of the projected image

■

Up/Down position

0% left/right position (center)

　 *

Approximately 34% (maximum) of the projected image

Approximately 80%
(maximum) of the projected
image

Approximately 80%
(maximum) of the
projected image

Lens shift correlation chart:

Left-Right Shift(%)
Up-Down Shift(%)

●

Maximum Up-Down shift varies with the amount of Left-Right shift.
Likewise, maximum Left-Right shift varies with the amount of Up­Down shift.

●

The values on the chart are intended to act as a guide. Use them

for reference during installation.

0% 10% 20% 30% 34%

80% 66% 47% 18% 0%

■

Lens shift movement

range

90
80

70
60

Vertical lens shift（％）

50
40
30

20

Lens movability

10

0   10  20

range

  30  40

（％）

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2

Preparation

About installation (Continued)

Fixation of the projector

Measures to prevent the unit from toppling or dropping should be taken for safety reasons and
accident prevention during emergencies including earthquakes.
When mounting this unit on a pedestal or ceiling, remove the 4 feet on the bottom surface and
use all the 4 screw holes (M5 screws) to mount.

Ceiling

Precautions for Mounting

●

Special expertise and techniques are required for
mounting this unit. Be sure to ask your dealer or a
specialist to perform mounting.

●

Depth of the screw holes (screw length) is 23
mm. Use screws shorter than 23 mm but longer

than 13 mm.

Using other screws will result in
malfunctioning or cause the unit to drop.

●

When mounting to a pedestal, ensure
sufcient space (foot height of 10 mm or

higher) around the unit so that the air inlets
are not blocked.

●

Do not tilt this unit more than ±5 degrees
from side to side when using.

■

Bottom Surface

4 locations

Air inlets

●

Regardless whether the unit is still under
guarantee, JVC is not liable for any product
damage caused by mounting the unit with non-

JVC ceiling ttings or when the environment is

not suitable for ceiling-mount.

●

When using the unit hanging from a ceiling,
pay attention to the surrounding temperature.

When a heater is in use, temperature around
the ceiling is higher than expected.

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About installation (Continued)

Screen Size and Projection Distance

Determine the distance from the lens to the screen to achieve your desired screen size.
This unit uses a 2.0x power zoom lens for projection.

■

Relationship Between Projection Screen Size and Projection Distance

Projection Screen

Size

(Height, Width)

Aspect Ratio 16:9

"

60

Approx.

(

(Approx.0.9, 1.5m)

(Approx.1.0, 1.8m)

(Approx.1.1, 2.0m)

(Approx.1.2, 2.2m)

(Approx.1.4, 2.4m)

(Approx.1.5, 2.7m)

(Approx.1.6, 2.9m)

0.7, 1.3m)

70"

80"

90"

100"

110"

120"

130"

Ap p roxi m a te Pr o ject i o n

Approx.2.09m to Approx.4.28m

Approx.2.40m to Approx.4.89m

Approx.2.70m to Approx.5.51m

Approx.3.01m to Approx.6.13m

Approx.3.31m to Approx.6.75m

pprox.3.62m to Approx.7.36m

A

Approx.3.92m to Approx.7.98m

Distance

W(Wide) to T(Tele)

Approx.1.78m to

Approx.3.66m

Projection Screen Size

(Height, Width)

Aspect Ratio 16:9

140"

(Approx.1.7, 3.1m)

150"

(Approx.1.9, 3.3m)

160"

(Approx.2.0, 3.5m)

170"

(Approx.2.1, 3.8m)

180"

(Approx.2.2, 4.0m)

190"

(Approx.2.4, 4.2m)

200"

(Approx.2.5, 4.4m)

Effective Range of Remote Control Unit

Ap prox imat e Pro ject ion

Distance

W(Wide) to T(Tele)

Approx.4.23 m to

Approx.8.60m

Approx.4.53m to

Approx.9.22m

Approx.4.84m to

Approx.9.84m

Approx.5.14m to

Approx.10.45m

Approx.5.45m to

Approx.11.07m

Approx.5.75m to

Approx.11

Approx.6.06m to

Approx.12.30m

.68m

Preparation

When directing the remote control toward this

■

unit.

●

When aiming the remote control towards the
remote sensor on this unit, ensure that the
distance to the sensor in front or at the rear of
this unit is within 7 m.

●

If the remote control fails to work properly, move

closer to this unit.

When reecting off a screen

■

●

Ensure that the total of distance A between this

unit and screen and distance B between remote
control and screen is within 7 m.

●

As the efciency of signals reected from the

remote control unit differ with the type of screen
used, operable distance may decrease.

Screen

This unit

20°
20°

20°

A

20°

B

Remote control

30°

30°

30°

Remote control

30°

This unit

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2

Preparation

About the connection

Types of possible input signals (PC compatible)

●

HDMI

No.

Designation

1
2

3
4
5
6
7

8

WSXGA

9

●

PC (D-sub 3-lines 15 pins)

No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 1920x1080 60 1920 X 1080 67.500 60.00 148.500 2200 1
20
21
22

60 640 X 480 31.500 60.000 25.200 800 525 640 480

VGA

59.94 640 X 480 31.469 59.940 25.175 800 525 640 480

VGA

SVGA

60 1024 X 768 48.363 60.004 65.000 1,344 806 1,024 768

XGA

WXGA

+60 1440 X 900 55.919 59.999 106.470 1,904 932 1,440 900

WXGA

SXGA

WUXGA

Designation

VGA
VGA
VGA
VGA

SVGA
SVGA

SVGA
SVGA
SVGA

XGA
XGA
XGA
XGA

WXGA

WXGA+

SXGA

SXGA+

WSXGA+

13" 640 X 480 35.000 66.667 30.240 864 525 640 480

MAC

16" 832 X 624 49.107 75.087 55.000 1120 654 832 624

MAC

19" 1024 X 768 60.241 74.927 80.000 1328 804 1024 768

MAC

Resolution

60 800 X 600 37.879 60.317 40.000 1,056 628 800 600

60 1280 X 768 47.760 60.000 79.998 1,675 796 1,280 768

60 1280 X 1024 63.981 60.020 108.000 1,688 1,066 1,280 1,024

+60 1680 X 1050 65.222 60.002 147.140 2,256 1,087 1,680 1,050

60 1920 X 1200 74.038 59.95 154.000 2,080 1,235 1,920 1,200

Resolution

60 640 X 480 31.500 60.000 25.175 800 525 640 480
72 640 X 480 37.900 72.000 31.500 832 520 640 480
75 640 X 480 37.500 75.000 31.500 840 500 640 480
85 640 X 480 43.300 85.000 36.000 832 509 640 480

56 800 X 600 35.200 56.000 36.000 1024 625 800 600
60 800 X 600 37.900 60.000 40.000 1056 628 800 600
72 800 X 600 48.100 72.000 50.000 1040 666 800 600
75 800 X 600 46.900 75.000 49.500 1056 625 800 600

85 800 X 600 53.700 85.000 56.250 1048 631 800 600
60 1024 X 768 48.400 60.000 65.000 1344 806 1024 768
70 1024 X 768 56.500 70.000 75.000 1328 806 1024 768
75 1024 X 768 60.000 75.000 75.750 1312 800 1024 768
85 1024 X 768 68.700 85.000 94.500 1376 808 1024 768

60 1280 X 768 47.760 60.000 79.998 1675 796 1280 768

60 1440 X 900 55.919 59.999 106.470 1904 932 1440 900

60 1280 X 1024 64.000 60.000 108.000 1688 1066 1280 1024

60 1400 X 1050 63.981 60.020 108.000 1688 1066 1400 1050

60 1680 X 1050 65.222

fh

[kHz]fv[Hz]

fh

[kHz]

60.002 147.140 2256 1087 1680 1050

dot CLK

[MHz]

fv

[Hz]

Total No.

of dots

[dot]

dot CLK

[MHz]

Total No.

of lines

[line]

Total No.

of dots

[dot]

No. of

effective

dots
[dot]

Total

No. of

lines
[line]

125 1920 1080

No. of

effective

dots
[dot]

No. of

effective

lines [line]

No. of

effective

lines [line]

24

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About the connection (Continued)

Connection to the unit

●

Do not turn on the power until connection is complete.

●

The connection procedures differ according to the device used. For details, refer to the instruction

manual of the device to be connected.

●

This device is used for image projection. Connect to an audio output device such as amplier and

speaker for audio output from the connected device.

●

The images may not be displayed depending on the devices and cables to be connected.

For HDMI cable (sold separately), only use one that is HDMI-approved.

●

It may not be possible to connect to this unit depending on the dimension of the connector cover of the

cables to be connected.

BD/DVD Recorder BD/DVD Player

Preparation

To connect via HDMI
terminal

(Reference page: 26)

To connect RS­232C terminal

(Reference
page: 29)

Connection by 3D SYNCHRO
terminal (Reference page: 28)

Connection by LAN terminal (Reference page: 30)

To connect via video terminal

STANDBY/ON

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

C

R/PR CB/PB Y

PC

TRIGGER

REMOTE
CONTROL

INPUT

OK

MENU

BACK

Connection by REMOTE terminal (Reference page: 30)

To connect via Trigger terminal

To connect via PC terminal

(Reference page: 28)

(Reference page: 29)

RS60

RS50

RS50

(Reference page: 27)

RS60

RS50

RS50

PC

VCR and

camcorder

25

2

Preparation

About the connection (Continued)

■

Connecting via HDMI Cable

This unit

Notebook PC

STANDBY/ON

1 HDMI 2

C

R/PRCB/PB

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

Y

REMOTE

TRIGGER

PC

CONTROL

HDMI 1 input terminal
HDMI 2 input terminal

HDMI cable (sold separately)

●

If noise is produced, take PCs (Notebook PC) away from this unit.

●

For a transmission bandwidth in compliance with the HDMI standard, a 340MHz cable is recommended.

In case a cable is used for transmission bandwidth of 75MHz, it is recommended to choose 1080i or
less for the transmitting equipment.

●

If the video is not displayed, try to reduce the length of the cable or lowering the resolution of the video

transmitting equipment.

INPUT

OK

BD/DVD recorder

MENU

BACK

HDMI output terminal

■

Connecting via HDMI-DVI Conversion Cable

This unit

Desktop computer

STANDBY/ON

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

C

R/PRCB/PB

PC

TRIGGER

Y

REMOTE
CONTROL

INPUT

OK

MENU

BACK

HDMI 1 input terminal
HDMI 2 input terminal

DVI output terminal

HDMI-DVI conversion cable

(sold separately)

●

If noise is produced, take PCs (desktop computer) away from this unit.

●

If the video is not displayed, try to reduce the length of the cable or lowering the resolution of the video

transmitting equipment.

26

ENGLISH

C

About the connection (Continued)

Connecting via Component Video Cable

■

This unit

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

OK

BD/DVD player

Component video output terminals

C

R/PR

C

B/PB

Y (green)

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

C

R/PR CB/PB Y

PC

MENU BACK

REMOTE

TRIGGER

CONTROL

To component video input terminals

Component video cable

(sold separately)

Preparation

(red)
(blue)

●

Set “COMP.” in the setting menu to “Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr”.

■

Connecting via RGB Video Cable

(Reference page: 52)

This unit

STANDBY/ON

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

C

R/PR CB/PB Y

PC

REMOTE

TRIGGER

CONTROL

To RGB video input terminals

INPUT

OK

MENU

BACK

RGB video cable
(sold separately)

●

Set “COMP.” in the setting menu to “RGB”. (Reference page: 52)

●

For information on compatible input signals, see “Specications”.(Reference page: 73)

Device equipped with

RGB video output terminals

R(Red)
B(Blue)

G(Green)
signals)

RGB output

(Includes sync

27

2

Preparation

About the connection (Continued)

RS60

RS50

MENU

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

OK

RS50

Notebook PC

BACK

)

Specications

“

VGA output terminal

(Reference page: 73)

”.

■

Connecting via PC Cable

This unit

1 HDMI 2

C

R/PRCB/PB

RS-232-C

SYNCHRO

3D

Y

REMOTE

TRIGGER

PC

CONTROL

To PC input terminal

PC cable(sold separately

●

For information on supported input signals, please refer to

■

Connected by a 3D SYNCHRO terminal

This unit

STANDBY/ON

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

C

R/PRCB/PB

PC

TRIGGER

Y

REMOTE
CONTROL

INPUT

OK

3D-glasses

MENU

BACK

3D synchro emitter

●

3D synchro emitter: This is a dedicated terminal for PK-EM1 (sold separately).

●

3D glasses (PK-AG1-B) is an optional device, and is not included in the 3D synchro emitter.

Note that converting 2D images to 3D ones using the 3D feature of this product, and playing them for

●

commercial purposes or for broadcasting in public places may infringe the rights of authors protected

under the copyright laws.

3D images may appear different depending on the ambient temperature and lamp usage. Stop using the

●

projector if images cannot be projected correctly.

Before you watch 3D video images, make sure to read "3D description of the system"

●

(Reference page 57 to 59).

CAUTION

28

ENGLISH

About the connection (Continued)

■

Connecting via Trigger Cable

This unit

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

OK

MENU

BACK

Trigger cable

(sold separately)

Screen

Trigger input terminal
(Φ3.5)

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

CAUTION

C

R/PRCB/PB

PC

Y

REMOTE

TRIGGER

CONTROL

To Trigger output terminal

Preparation

●

Do not supply the power to the other devices.

●

Do not connect audio terminals of the other devices such as headphones etc. Otherwise, this may

cause a malfunction of the other devices or injury.

●

Using beyond the rated value will cause malfunction.

● Exercise adequate caution to prevent short circuit as the trigger terminal outputs a voltage of 12V.

●

The default is set to "No output". Please set it under the item "Trigger" of menu [5] "Function" (Reference
page: 54).

■

Connected by RS-232C connection cable

This unit

STANDBY/ON

1 HDMI 2

C

R/PRCB/PB

Y

3D

SYNCHRO

PC

TRIGGER

REMOTE
CONTROL

RS-232C connection cable (sold separately)

INPUT

OK

MENU

BACK

RS-232C

terminal

29

2

Preparation

About the connection (Continued)

RS60

RS50

■

Connected by LAN terminal

This unit

1 HDMI 2

C

R/PR CB/PB Y

RS-232-C

3D

PC

SYNCHRO

●

The network is used to control the unit. It is not used for transmission of the video signal.

●

Please contact your network administrator for questions concerning the network connection.

TRIGGER

REMOTE
CONTROL

RS50

connection cable

(sold separately)

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

OK

MENU

BACK

HUB

Network

Server

■

Connected by a REMOTE terminal

This unit

STANDBY/ON

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

R/PR CB/PB Y

C

PC

TRIGGER

REMOTE
CONTROL

INPUT

OK

MENU

BACK

External infrared sensor

connection cable(sold separately)

●

For an external infrared sensor and connecting cable, please contact your dealer or a JVC service

(sold separately)

center.

30

ENGLISH

About the connection (Continued)

Connection of the power cord (provided)

Once you have connected the equipment, connect the projector power cord.

1 HDMI 2

RS-232-C

3D

SYNCHRO

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

C

R/PRCB/PB

Y

REMOTE

TRIGGER

PC

CONTROL

OK

MENU

BACK

1 Connect the power cord supplied with the

unit power input terminal

2 Connect to the power outlet

1

Power Cord
(Supplied)

2

Be carful to avoid re and electric shocks

● As the amount of electrical energy for this unit is large, please connect it directly into

the wall outlet.

CAUTION

● When you are not using the equipment, please unplug the power cord.

● Connect it only with the provided power cord.

● Do not use voltage other than the indicated power voltage.

● Do not damage, break or modify the power cord. Moreover, the power cord will be

damaged if you place it under heavy objects, heat or pull it.

● Do not unplug with wet hands.

Preparation

31

3

Operation

Basic Operation

Basic operation procedures

6

STAND BY

HDMI 1

ASPECT

LENS.

CONTROL

HIDE

MENU

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

LENS AP.

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

ON

1

COMP

PC

C.M.D

LIGHT

BACK

ANIME

THX

Once you have nished the basic setup, the unit can normally be
used just with the following operations.

Turn on power source

1

ON

.

2

●

You can also press the

3
4
5

on the power

●

The lens cover will be opened.

Choose the projected image

2

1

Select input mode

●

You can also select the input mode by pressing the

. (Reference page: 15)

STANDBY/ON

Light on (Green)

button on the unit to turn

INPUT

button on the unit. (Reference page: 15)

HDMI 1

Play back the selected device

2

HDMI 2 COMP. PC

RS50

GAMMA

RS60

RS50

COLOR

TEMP

COLOR

P.FILE

PIC.
ADJ.

WARNING

LAMP

STANDBY/ON

Adjust the zoom (screen size)

3

Lens Control

LENS

Adjust the focus (focal point)

4

LENS

Zoom

Exit

MENU

Lens Control

Focus

Exit

MENU

Select
Operate

Select
Operate

Back

Back

BACK

Adjust accordingly

BACK

by pressing the up/

down buttons

Adjust accordingly

by pressing the

up/down buttons

32

Adjust the shift (image position)



5

Lens Control

LENS

●

After adjusting the image position, it may be necessary to

Shift

Select
Operate

Back

BACK

select “Pixel Adjust” from the Settings menu “Installation”.

(Reference page:53)

●

Every time the

LENS

button is pressed, the adjustment

item will be switched among “Focus”, “Zoom” and “Shift”.

OK

Turn off power source

6

It can also be switched with the button.

LENS

STAND BY

)RFXV =RRP

While a confirmation screen is displayed

STAND BY

Adjust accordingly

by pressing the

up/down buttons

6KLIW

ENGLISH

MEMO

About Cool Down
mode

●

The Cool Down mode is a

function to cool down the lamp
for approximately 60 seconds
after projection is complete.
This function prevents the
internal parts of the unit from
deformation or damage due to
overheating of the lamp. It also
prevents lamp blowout and
premature shortening of lamp
life.

●

During Cool Down mode, the

[STANDBY/ON] indicator blinks
in red.

●

After the Cool Down mode is

complete, the unit automatically
returns to standby mode.

●

Do not pull out the power plug

during Cool Down mode. This
may shorten the lamp life and
cause a malfunction.

Operation

STAND BY/ON

Blinking (Red Lamp)

Cool Down mode

STAND BY/ON

Light on (Red Lamp)

●

When power off, the lens cover will be closed.

●

The power cannot be turned off within approximately 90
seconds after it has been turned on. Start operation only
after 90 seconds time.

●

You can also press the
the power. (

●

Pull out the power plug when the unit will not be used for a

Reference page: 15

button on the unit to turn off

)

prolonged time.

33

3

4:3 16:9 Zoom





Operation

Basic Operation (continued)

Frequently used useful functions

You can change the screen size of the projected image or
hide the surrounding area of an image for which quality at the
outer area has deteriorated.

A

Setting the Screen Size
Masking the Surrounding Area of an Image

B
C

Temporary turning-off of the video
Adjustment of the keystone correction

D

A

Setting the Screen Size

The projected image can be set to a most appropriate screen
size (aspect ratio).

ASPECT



INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

LENS AP.

ON

COMP.

PC

C.M.D

LIGHT

STAND BY

HDMI 1

A

ASPECT

LENS.

CONTROL

HIDE

RS50

MENU

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

RS60

RS50

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

COLOR

TEMP

P.FILE

BACK

ANIME

THX

PIC.
ADJ.

● The screen size can also be set from

“

Aspect(Video)” of the

setting menu. (Reference page: 50)

● When PC signals are input, the

“

Aspect(Computer)” setting will be

available instead. (Reference page: 50)

■

Input Image and Projected Image by Different Screen

Size

Input Image

SDTV(4:3)

SDTV(4:3)
Image recorded in
landscape (black
bands on top and
bottom) of DVD
software

● Depending on the input image, selecting

4:3

Aspect Ratio:Same
Most appropriate
screen size

Aspect Ratio:Same
Small image is
projected

vertically stretched image, while selecting “16:9” provides you
with the most appropriate screen size.

● When there is 3D signal input, the ratio is xed to

Screen Size

16:9

Aspect Ratio:
Landscape
Image is stretched
horizontally

Aspect Ratio:
Landscape
Image is stretched
horizontally

“

4:3” may result in a

Zoom

Aspect Ratio:Same
Top and bottom of
the image are
missing

Aspect Ratio:Same
Most appropriate
screen size

“

16:9”.

34

MEMO

5%

●

Masking is available only
when high definition images
are input.

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

LENS AP.

ON

COMP.

PC

C.M.D

LIGHT

STAND BY

HDMI 1

ASPECT

LENS.

CONTROL

HIDE

B

ENGLISH

B

Masking the Surrounding Area of an Image

Images for which quality at the outer area has deteriorated
can be projected by masking (hiding) the surrounding area of
the projected image.

Project the image

1

Image for which quality at the outer
area has deteriorated.

2

Mask the image

1

Display the setting menu

Picture Adjust

MENU

Picture Mode
Color Profile

Color Temp.
Gamma
Film Tone
Contrast
Brightness
Color
Tint

Advanced

Exit

MENU

Select

0
0
0
0

Operate

Film1
Xenon1
Film1

Reset

Film

Back

BACK

Operation

COLOR

P.FILE

BACK

ANIME

THX

PIC.
ADJ.

RS50

MENU

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

RS60

RS50

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

TEMP

Example:
When the “Mask” value is

changed from “Off”

“5%”

2

Select “Input Signal” “Mask

① Select

② Confirm

3

Set a mask value

① Select

② Confirm

3

”

HDMI

COMP.
PC　
Picture Position

Aspect (Video)
Mask
Progressive

HDMI

Input Signal

Exit

MENU

Select

Input Signal

COMP.
PC　
Picture Position

Aspect (Video)
Mask
Progressive

Exit

MENU

Select

To end

Operate

Operate

16:9

2.5%

Off

5%

Off

Auto

Custom

Back

BACK

16:9

2.5%

5%

5%

Off

Auto

Custom

Back

BACK

MENU

35

3

Operation

Basic Operation (continued)

C

Temporary turning-off of the video

You can hide the image temporarily.

STAND BY

ON

HIDE

Green light blinks

when the image is

hidden.

HDMI 1

ASPECT

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

COMP.

PC

●

Press the

●

The power cannot be turned off when the image is temporarily

HIDE

button again to display image.

hidden.

LENS.

LENS AP.

CONTROL

C

HIDE

C.M.D

LIGHT

D

COLOR

P.FILE

BACK

ANIME

THX

PIC.
ADJ.

RS50

MENU

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

RS60

RS50

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

TEMP

D

Adjustment of the keystone correction

In regards to the projection plane, any occurring keystone distortion
is adjusted in case the installation location is inclined.

1

Display the setting menu

Picture Adjust

Picture Mode
Color Profile

MENU

2

Select “Installation” “Keystone

Color Temp.
Gamma
Film Tone
Contrast
Brightness
Color
Tint

Advanced

Exit

MENU

Select

① Selec

0
0
0
0

Operate

Film1

Xenon1

Film1

Reset

Film

Back

BACK

Lens Control
Pixel Adjust　
Installation Style
Keystone
Anamorphic
Screen Adjust
Black Level

”

Installation

Front

Off

●

When there is a 3D input

signal, adjustment is not
possible. Moreover, even if
the keystone correction is
adjusted, keystone correction
is removed when there is a 3D
input signal.

36

② Confirm

3

Adjusts keystone correction

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

If one presses the cursor (vertical and horizontal arrows) in the
keystone correction mode, the keystone distortion can be adjusted.

Adjust horizontal distortion with the
cursors for left and right.

Adjust vertical
distortion with
the cursors for
up and down.

Exit

4

MENU

ENGLISH

Adjustments and settings in the menu

Structure of the menu hierarchy (summary)

The Menu of this unit is organized as follows. As this is only a brief guideline, items, which might not be
displayed due to certain settings, are still displayed in the illustration. Moreover, in regard to
countermeasures for all kinds of devices, but there the values for setting and adjustment might be different.
See “Description of menu items” (Reference: Since 45 and following) for details. It can be moved to
subscreens used for adjustment, even for items that do not feature submenus.

, it shows

COM

[1] Picture Adjust

Picture Adjust

Picture Mode
Color Profile

Color T emp.
Gamma
Film T one

(*)

Contrast
Brightness
Color
Tint

Advanced

Exit

MENU

Select

(*) Apart from Film ,

Brightness/darkness
correction is displayed in
the Picture Mode .

Picture Adjust

Picture Mode
Contrast

Brightness
Color
Tint
Color T emp.
Gamma
Advanced

0
0
0
0

Operate

0
0

0

0

RS50

Film

Film1

Xenon1

Film1

Reset

Natural

　6500K

Normal

RS60

RS50

Back

BACK

RS40

RS50RS50

[2] Input Signal

Input Signal

HDMI

COMP.
PC　
Picture Position

(*)

Aspect(Video)
Mask
Progressive

Exit

MENU

Select

(*) When there is a PC

signal input, Aspect
(PC) is displayed.

Input Signal

HDMI

COMP.
Picture Position

(*)

Aspect(Video)
Mask
Progressive

RS50

Operate

16:9

Off

Auto

16:9

Off

Auto

RS60

RS50

Back

BACK

RS40

RS50RS50

Operation

Continue to

the next

Reset

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

To “[1] Layers and

organization of the picture

quality submenu

”

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

(*) When there is a PC signal

input, Aspect (PC) is
displayed.

To “[2] Layers and

organization of the input

signal submenu”

37

3

Operation

Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

[4] Display Setup[3] Installation

COM COM

Lens Control
Pixel Adjust　
Installation Style

Keystone

Anamorphic
Screen Adjust
Black Level

Exit

MENU

Continued from

the previous page

Installation

Select

Operate

Front

Off

Back

BACK

Back Color
Menu Position
Menu Display
Line Display
Source Display
Logo
Language

Exit

MENU

Select

Display Setup

Operate

Black

On

５sec

On
On

English

Back

BACK

Continue

to the next

38

To “[3] Layers and

organization of the

installation submenu”

ENGLISH

Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

[6] Information[5] Function

Continued

from the

previous

page

Trigger
Off Timer
High Altitude Mode

Communication Terminal

Network
Lamp Reset

Exit

MENU

Select

Trigger
Off Timer
High Altitude Mode
Lamp Reset

Function

Operate

Function

RS50

Off
Off
Off

LAN

Off
Off
Off

RS60

RS50

Back

BACK

RS40

RS50RS50

Information

Input
Source
Deep Color
Lamp Time

Exit

MENU

Input
Resolution　　
H Frequency
V Frequency　 　　　　　
Deep Color
Lamp Time

Select

：

：

：

：

Operate

Information

：
：

1920X1080

：

：
：
：

HDMI-2
1080p60

10bit
160H

RS50

PC

67.50kHz

60.0Hz

8bit

160H

Back

COM

BACK

RS60

RS50

Operation

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

To “[5] Layers and
organization of the function
submenu”

Exit

MENU

Select

For PC signal input

Operate

Back

BACK

39

3

Operation

Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

[1] Layers and organization of the picture adjust submenu

[1] Picture Adjust

Picture Adjust

Picture Mode
Color Profile

Color Temp.

[1-1]

Gamma
Film Tone
Contrast
Brightness
Color

Tint

[1-2]

[1-1]
[1-2]

Advanced

Exit

MENU

Picture Adjust

Picture Mode
Contrast

Brightness
Color
Tint

Color Temp.

Gamma

Advanced

Exit

MENU

[1-2-1]
[1-2-2]

[1-2-3]

Select

Select

RS60

RS50

RS50

Film

Film1

Xenon1

Film1

0
0
0
0

Reset

Operate

Back

BACK

RS40

RS50RS50

Natural

0
0
0
0

　6500K

Normal

Reset

Operate

Back

BACK

[1-2] Advanced

Picture Adjust

>

Advanced

Sharpness
NR
Custom Gamma
Color Management
Clear Motion Drive

CMD Demo

Lens Aperture
Lamp Power

[1-1] Color temp.

Picture Adjust

>

Color Temp.

Preset

Custom1
Custom2
Custom3

Picture Adjust

>

Color Temp.

Preset

Custom1
Custom2
Custom3

RS60

RS50

RS50

Off

Off

0

Normal

Exit

Exit

MENU

MENU

Gain Red
Gain Green
Gain Blue
Offset Red
Offset Green
Offset Blue

Select

Gain Red
Gain Green
Gain Blue
Offset Red
Offset Green
Offset Blue

Select

Xenon1

Operate

6500K

Operate

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

Back

Back

RS50

Reset

BACK

Reset

BACK

RS60

RS50

5500K
6000K
6500K
7000K
7500K
8000K
8500K
9000K
9500K

Xenon1

Xenon2
Xenon3

RS40

RS50RS50

5500K
6000K
6500K

6500K
7000K
7500K
8000K
8500K
9000K
9500K

High Brightness

[1-2-1] Sharpness

Picture Adjust

>

>

Sharpness

Detail Enhance

Exit

[1-2-2] Custom Gamma

Picture Adjust

>

>

Custom Gamma

Custom1
Custom2
Custom3

Sharpness

MENU

Select

Correction Value

White

Red

Green

Blue

1023

COM

25

0

Operate

Back

BACK

COM

Normal

512

40

[1-2-1]

[1-2-2]

Exit

MENU

Select

Picture Adjust

>

Advanced

Sharpness
NR
Color Space
Custom Gamma
Clear Motion Drive

CMD Demo

Lens Aperture
Lamp Power

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

0

Operate

Back

Standard

Off

Normal

Back

BACK

RS40

RS50RS50

BACK

Reset

0

50

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

[1-2-3] Color Management

Back

BACK

0
0
0
0

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Picture Adjust

>

>

Color Management

Off

Custom1
Custom2
Custom3

Exit

MENU

Select

Pause

Off

Reset

Color Selection
Axis Position
Hue
Saturation
Brightness

Operate

Red

100(%)

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[2] Layers and organization of the input signal submenu

[2] Input Signal

Input Signal

[2-1]

HDMI

COMP.

[2-2]

PC　

[2-3]

Picture Position
Aspect(Video)
Mask
Progressive

Exit

MENU

Select

Input Signal

HDMI

[2-1]

COMP.

[2-2]

Picture Position
Aspect(Video)
Mask
Progressive

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Operate

[2-1] HDMI

COM

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Input Signal

HDMI

Input

Enhanced

Level Check

Operate

Auto

Auto

Off

Back

BACK

16:9

Off

Auto

Back

BACK

Control with HDMI　
3D Format

Exit

MENU

Select

Color Space　

[2-2] COMP.

COM

Operation

Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr

16:9

Auto

Off

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Input Signal

COMP.

Color Space

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

Exit

MENU

[2-3] PC

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Input Signal

PC

Tracking　
Phase　
Picture Position

Exit

MENU

Select

Auto Alignment

Operate

2200

16

Back

BACK

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Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

Layers and organization of the submenus [3] installation and [5] function

[3-1] Lens Control

COM

[3] Installation

[3-1]

Lens Control
Pixel Adjust

[3-2]

Installation Style
Keystone

Anamorphic
Screen Adjust
Black Level

Installation

Front

Off

COM

Focus

Zoom　

Shift

Lens Cover
Image Pattern
Lock

Installation

Lens Control

Auto

On
Off

[5-1]

Exit

MENU

Operate

Select

[5] Function

Trigger
Off Timer
High Altitude Mode

Communication Terminal

Network

Lamp Reset

Exit

MENU

Operate

Select

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Function

Off
Off
Off
LAN

Back

BACK

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Back

BACK

Exit

MENU

Select

Operate

[3-2] Pixel Adjust

Installation

Pixel Adjust
Horiz. Red
Horiz. Green　
Horiz. Blue

Vert. Red
Vert. Green
Vert. Blue

Exit

MENU

3
3
3
3
3
3

Operate

Select

[5-1] Network

RS50

Function

Network

DHCP Client
IP Address

Subnet Mask
Default Gateway

MAC Address :

(*)

Exit

MENU

Select

192. 168. 0. 2

255. 255. 255. 0

192. 168. 0.254

AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF

Operate

(*) MAC address is different

depending on the
respective equipment

Back

BACK

COM

Back

BACK

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Off

Set

Back

BACK

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Menu operation button

Operate the menu by use of the buttons on the main body or the
remote control.

Button

This unit Remote Control

MENU

OK OK

BACK

Remote Control

MENU

BACK

This unit

Function

Menu is displayed.

While the menu is displayed,
the menu screen is turned off.

While showing "Main menu" (Layer 1)
selected items are confirmed, and
"Submenu" (Layer 2) will be displayed.
When the submenu is displayed, press
OK, and the displayed items in the
selection are moved to the
"Setting screen" (Layer 3).

Return to the previous menu screen.

The menu screen is turned off when
the main menu screen is shown.

Displaying the main menu and the
submenu

Select an adjustment item in the

：/

menu. Set the setting value of the
selected adjustment item. The
adjusted setting value is immediately
reflected in the image.

：

/

Selection of a displayed sub-menu
item. Selection of an item in the
menu.

MENU

STAND BY

HDMI 1

ASPECT

LENS.

CONTROL

HIDE

MENU

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

OK

BACK

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

LENS AP.

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

COLOR

TEMP

P.FILE

ON

COMP.

PC

C.M.D

LIGHT

BACK

ANIME

THX

PIC.
ADJ.

Menu
operation
buttons

Menu
operation
buttons

Operation

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Menu operation procedure

1 Press MENU.

The main menu is displayed on the screen.

Picture Adjust

Picture Mode
Color Profile

Color Temp.
Gamma
Film Tone
Contrast
Brightness
Color
Tint

STANDBY/ON

INPUT

OK

3
3,4

Advanced

Exit

MENU

Example: Picture Adjust

2 Press cursor ( / ) to select a submenu.

● A submenu (picture adjust, input signal, installation, display

● If one selects "Information", information about the currently

2,5

MENU

BACK

1

6

3 Press OK or cursor ( / ).

● Sub-menu item is displayed.

0
0
0
0

Operate

Select

setup, function, information) is selected:

selected video input and PC input are displayed at the bottom
of the menu.

● Sub-menu items vary depending on the input signal and the

picture mode. See "Content menu" on the next page for more
details.

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

ON

COMP.

PC

Input
Source
Deep Color
Lamp Time

：

：

：

：

STAND BY

HDMI 1

ASPECT

The submenu items, which are currently
selected, are shown. Currently selected menu

Film

items are highlighted and the icon is colored

Film1
Xenon1

in orange.

Film1

The submenu items, which are currently
selected, are displayed.

Reset

Back

BACK

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：

：

：

：

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Information

HDMI-2
1080p60

10bit
160H

Input
Source
Deep Color
Lamp Time

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Information

HDMI-2
1080p60

10bit
160H

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LENS.

LENS AP.

CONTROL

HIDE

C.M.D

LIGHT

3,4

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

Exit

MENU

Example: Input of signals
other than PC signals

Select

Operate

Back

BACK

Exit

MENU

Example: When inputting
PC signals

2,5
3

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

P.FILE

BACK

ANIME

THX

6

PIC.
ADJ.

MENU

1

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

PICTURE MODE

COLOR

TEMP

4 Press the cursor ( / ) to select the items to

adjust.

If the name of a submenu item is displayed in a dimmed manner,
it cannot be selected.

5 Press cursor ( / ) to change settings.
6 After adjusting, press BACK.

Every time it is pressed, you will return to the respective previous
menu screen.

7 Repeat steps 6-2 to adjust other items.

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After all adjustments are done, press MENU, and the menu
disappears from the screen.

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Menu item description

All numbers for the items within [ ]are default settings.

● It is possible to operate all items displayed in the menu display by pressing OK/BACK or the cursor (up,

down, left, right arrows).

● Displayed items vary depending on the selected item in the menu and type of input signal or absence of

any signal.

[1] Picture Adjust

Picture Mode

Film This quality setting is similar to the texture of the lm setting. It is suitable for watching

Cinema

Animation
Natural

Stage
3D
User 1
User 2

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User 3

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RS50

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RS50

RS50

THX

Color Prole

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Film 1 This is a prole that comes close to a color space that resembles using a Xenon lamp to

Film 2 This is a prole that comes close to a color space that resembles using a Xenon lamp to

Cinema 1
Cinema 2
Standard

Anime 1

Anime 2

Video
Vivid

Adobe

Stage
3D

Off

Please refer to the description of each mode, and then use the mode to best suited for
you. Moreover, it is possible to adjust the image quality by using a user 1, 2, and 3.
Settings: Film, Cinema, Animation, Natural, Stage, 3D, THX, User 1, User 2, User 3.
[Natural]

movies in general.
This image setting is based on the DCI standard and brings to life brightly colored

pictures. Suitable for viewing action movies and brightly colored images.
DCI: Shorthand for Digital Cinema Initiatives.

An image quality setting for watching animation movies and the like.
It is an image quality setting with natural color/tone. Suitable for viewing video material,

such as dramas/serials.
This image quality setting is suitable for watching of live events, e.g. on a stage.
This is an image quality setting for watching 3D movies.
The users 1, 2, and 3 should adjust the image quality as desired in each case. Data of the

last adjustment is saved.

It is an image setting certied by the company THX.
It selects a color prole to suit the input source. Depending on the settings, the items that

can be set in the "Picture Mode" vary. (See Table 1)

The color prole is selected based on the video production. We recommend to match the
color prole of the video you want to watch.

(*) If you select "Off", it is impossible to perform any picture adjust for other color temp.
other than "Lamp power" and "Lens aperture" under "Advance", and also not gamma or
sharpness.

Setting: Film 1, Film 2, Cinema 1, Cinema 2, Standard, Anime 1, Anime 2, Video, Vivid,

Adobe, Stage, 3D, Off.
Depending on the picture mode, the default values will change. [See table 1]

transmit a lm used for movies by the Eastman Kodak Company.

transmit a lm used for movies by the FUJIFILM Corporation.
This is a prole that resembles the color space of the DCI standard.
This is a prole that resembles the color space of HDTV.
It is a prole with an especially rich representation of the lm-specic colors.
HDTV: Shorthand for High Denition Television.
This is a prole suitable for CG-animations, which can be often found in Hollywood-

produced animated series.
It is intended for animations with multiple bright colors.

This is a prole suitable for animation cel-style animation series, which are common in
Japan.

It is intended for animations with many dim colors.

This prole is suitable e.g. for TV / drama / sports.
This is a prole with rich sense of color, which makes it suitable for games.
This is the color prole for Adobe RGB.

(*) Adobe, and the Adobe logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe
Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

This prole is suitable for live music, orchestra and opera concerts, theater, etc.

This is the most suitable prole when using 3D-glasses.

It is a mode that does not adjust the color management.

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[Table 1] The setting contents and default values

Film Cinema Anime Natural Stage 3D THX User 1, 2

Film 1 Cinema 1 Anime 1 Video Stage 3D THX

Color Prole

Film 2 Cinema 2 Anime 2 Vivid Standard Standard

Standard Standard Adobe Vivid

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of the color proles for the picture mode

Picture Mode

Standard

Everything

is displayed

except for

Film 1 and

Film2.

Color Temp.

This is the default value according to the picture mode.

It is possible to set the color temp.
To "[1-1] Color Temp." of the submenu

Gamma

It is possible to set the gamma curve. Please set to your preference.
Settings: Normal, A (3D), B (3D), Film 1, Film 2, Film 3 Film 4, A, B, C, D, Custom 1,
Custom 2, Custom 3 [Normal]

Normal

Typically we recommend this setting.

A (3D), B (3D) can only be set, if the "Picture Mode" is "3D".
A (3D)
B (3D)

This is the normal gamma curve for 3D.

A (3D) will be brighter.

Film 1, 2, 3, 4 can only be set if the "Picture Mode" is set to "Film"

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Film 1 This is a gamma curve that approximates the characteristics of an Eastman Kodak

Company lm for movies.

Film 2 This is a gamma curve that approximate the gamma curve characteristics of a

cinematographic lm made by the FUJIFILM Corporation.

Film 3 This is a gamma curve that is even more focused on tone for the gamma of Film 1.
Film 4 This is a gamma curve that emphasizes more contrast for the gamma of Film 2.

A, B, C, D cannot be set if the "Picture Mode" is "3D".
A
B
C

In regard to normal gamma, this is a gamma curve focused on tone.

This is a gamma curve for the lm's unique S curve.

This is a gamma curve that – in regard to the gamma of B – emphasized even more the

feeling of contrast.
D
Custom 1

Custom 2
Custom 3

For normal, this is a gamma curve where the intermediate gradations look very bright.

Custom 1, 2, 3 cannot be set if the "Picture Mode" is "3D".

Under submenu "[1-2-2] Custom Gamma", it is possible to change the gamma curve and

save it.

The initial value of Custom 1, 2, and 3 is the same as for "Normal".

Film Tone

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White

You can reproduce the intensity of the exposure image.

(*) This function can be set if the "Picture Mode" is set to "Film".

Settings: (The more under-exposure, the darker) -16 to 16 (the more over-exposure, the

brighter) [0]
Red

Green
Blue

Dark/Bright Level

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Dark Level
Bright Level

Setting: (under-exposure to for red), -16 to 16 (over-exposure for red) [0]

Settings: (under-exposure for green) -16 to 16 (over-exposure for green) [0]

Settings: (under-exposure for blue) -16 to 16 (over-exposure for blue) [0]

Compensating darkness / brightness of an area.

(*) It is possible to set it unless the "Picture Mode" is set to "Film".

Values: (makes dark areas darker) -7 to 7 (brightens dark areas) [0]

Settings: (darkens bright areas) -7 to 7 (makes bright areas brighter) [0]

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Contrast

Brightness

Color

Tint

Advanced

Reset

[1-1] Color Temp.

(Preset value)

Xenon1
Xenon2
Xenon3

Offset

Red
Green

Blue

Custom 1
Custom 2
Custom 3

Gain

Red
Green
Blue

Offset

Red
Green
Blue

Adjusts the contrast of the video images.

Settings: (blackish) -50 50 (whitish)

You can adjust the brightness of the video image.

Settings: (dark) -50 to 50 (bright)

Adjust the color intensity of the video images.

Settings: (dim), -50 to 50 (saturated)

Adjusts the image tint of the video images.

Settings: (reddish) -50 to 50 (greenish)

Functions such as contour correction, custom gamma and color management can be set

to sub-menu "[1-2] Advanced".

Sets settings to default factory settings.

Set the color temp. of the video images.

Please adjust to your preference.

(*) For this setting, the setting items can differ in accordance with the "Picture Mode".

Adjustment is not possible when set to “THX".

Settings: (Preset value), Xenon1, Xenon2, Xenon3, Custom 1, Custom 2,

Custom 3 [Preset value]

The color temp. can be adjusted within the range of 5500K to 9500K in steps of 500K.

It is said that a value of 6500K produces a well balanced video image.

Settings: Between (reddish) 5500-9500 (bluish) in steps of 500K [6500]

This reproduces the color temp. characteristics of a xenon lamp being used in cinemas.

A light source color that is emitted by a lm projector.

A light source color emitted by a projector used for digital cinema.

A light source color that looks cooler than that of the Xenon2.

Xenon 1, Xenon 2, Xenon 3 can each be adjusted based on the dark color of the video

images.

Settings: (Weak red) -50 to 50 (strong red) [0]

Setting: (Weak green), -50 to 50 (strong green) [0]

Setting: (Weak blue) -50 to 50 (strong blue) [0]

You can adjust the color temp. and save each Custom 1, 2, and 3.Please save your

preferred adjustment values and enjoy it.

It is possible to adjust the bright part of the video images for each color.

Settings: (Weak red) -50 to 50 (strong red) [0]

Setting: (Weak green) -255 to 0 (strong green) [0]

Setting: (Weak blue) -255 to 0 (strong blue) [0]

For each color, the dark areas of the video images can be adjusted.

Settings: (Weak red) -50 to 50 (strong red) [0]

Setting: (Weak green) -50 to 50 (strong green) [0]

Setting: (Weak blue) -50 to 50 (strong blue) [0]

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[1-2] Advanced

Sharpness
NR

RNR

MNR

BNR

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Color Space

Standard
Wide 1
Wide 2

Custom Gamma

Color Management

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Clear Motion Drive

Off
Mode 1
Mode 2
Mode 3
Mode 4
Inverse Telecine

CMD Demo

Left The left screen displays a demonstration of the Clear motion drive.
Right The right screen displays a demonstration of the Clear motion drive.
Top The upper screen displays a demo of the Clear motion drive.
Bottom The screen below displays a demo of the Clear motion drive.
Off The Demo of the Clear motion drive is turned off.

Lens Aperture

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You can set the sharpness and detail enhance to "[1-2-1] Sharpness" of the submenu

Reduces the noise of the video images. Please adjust to your preference.

Adjusts the intensity of random noise elimination of the image.

Values: (Low) 0 to16 (strong) [0]

Adjusts the intensity of mosquito noise elimination of the video images.

(*) It is not possible to set it when the "Picture Mode" is set to "3D".

Moreover, it is not possible to set it when there is an input of HD input signals.

Values: (Low) 0 to16 (strong) [0]

Reduces the block noise of the video images.

(*) ) It is not possible to set it when the "Picture Mode" is set to "3D"

Moreover, it is not possible to set it when there is an input of HD input signals.

Settings: On, Off [Off]

You can switch the color space display of the projector output.

Settings: Standard, Wide 1, Wide 2

Equivalent to the HDTV color space

Equivalent to the color space of the DCI standard

A color space that is broader than Wide1

It is possible to set the gamma curve and save it. Please adjust to your preference.

To "[1-2-2] Custom Gamma" of the submenu

It is possible to set the color of the screen to the preferred color and save it.

To "[1-2-3] Color Management" of the submenu.

It improves video images with fast movements to produce clear video images with little

residual image retention.

For PC and 3D signals, the "Clear motion Drive” cannot be set.

Moreover, the images in some scenes may be distorted. In such a case, please select

"Off".

Settings: Off, Mode 1, Mode 2, Mode 3, Mode 4, Film motion [Off]

Off

Black insertion weak

Black interpolation strong

Interpolation weak

Interpolation strong

With 60i/60p signals, e.g of TV-broadcast and DVDs, original 24 frame video image

footage is changed to a 24 frame display.

(*) 24p will not function.

It is possible to conrm the effect of the setting of Mode 3 and Mode 4 of the Clear motion

drive. Upon pressing the button "OK", it will be displayed on all sides of a screen in the

center split into two parts. Finally, it will turn to "Off”. It cannot be set for PC and 3D

signals.

Settings: Left -> right -> top -> Bottom -> Off (changed with "OK" button) [Off]

Adjusts the amount with which the optical iris is squeezed. A setting of 0 means fully

opened.

Settings: (Dark) -15 to 0 (bright) [0]

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Lamp Power

It is possible to change the brightness of the lamp.

(*) If continually used with "High", the lamp will become dark earlier.

(*) The more one lets the interior temperature of the device rise due to generation of heat,

the less the level of tolerance against high temperatures.

(*) For about 60 seconds after the lamp is lit, the lamp cannot be switched off.

Settings: Normal, High [Normal]

Normal Normally this setting is chosen.(160W drive)
High In a bright room, when the video is hard to see, this setting is chosen.(220W drive)

[1-2-1] Sharpness

Sharpness

Detail Enhance

Emphasizes the outlines of video images. Please adjust to your preference.

Values: 0 to 50 (clear)

It makes minute details of the video images stand out. Please adjust to your preference.

Values: 0 to 50 (strong)

[1-2-2] Custom Gamma

Custom 1~3

Correction Value

Gamma Adjustment

White
Red
Green
Blue

Reset

[1] It is possible to select a gamma curve adjustment for Custom 1, 2, and 3 under the

"Gamma" of the picture adjust and then save it.

Please adjust to your preference.

(*) Initial values of Custom 1, 2, and 3 are the same as for "Normal".

(*) Please refer to the gure at the bottom of the menu in two frames for adjustment.

(*) It is recommended that you read "Gamma Curve" (page reference: 56) for hints about

adjustment.

You can choose to add the underlying gamma curve adjustment.

(*) Can choose any setting, as the default gamma curve will always appear linear.

Settings: Normal, A, B, C, D

(brightens in particular dark to intermediate parts) 1.8 to 2.6 (darkens in particular dark to

intermediate parts) in the range of values with increments of 0.1 [Normal]

The gamma curve for "green" is being displayed as being representative. If "white", "red,"

"green" or "blue" are selected, the corresponding color curves are displayed.

Place the cursor on a gamma curve with 12 points with the buttons for left and right, and

then use the buttons for up and down buttons to move those points up or down.

Red, green and blue can be adjusted at the same time.

It is possible to adjust the gamma curve of red.

It is possible to adjust the gamma curve for green.

It is possible to adjust the gamma curve for blue.

The same data as for the "Normal" mode are used.

(*) When you exit the adjustment menu of Custom Gamma, please save the adjustment

values.

You can return to the original data, which should be saved.

(*)

Picture Adjust

>

>

Custom Gamma

Custom1
Custom2

Custom3

Correction Value

White

1023

Red

Green

Blue

512

Normal

Gamma curve

Operation

Exit

MENU

Gradation at the
selected point.

Select

Reset

Operate

Gradation diagram corresponding

0

to the gamma curve.

Back

BACK

50

100(%)

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[1-2-3] Color Management

Custom 1~3

Pause

On
Off

Color Selection

Axis Position

Hue

Saturation Adjust the color saturation.

Brightness Adjust the brightness.

Set the 7 color axis (red / orange / yellow / green / cyan / blue / magenta) color as you

like and save it then. For example you may want to change only the red color of roses.

Please adjust to your preference. According to your adjustments, the input image in the

background changes. It is possible to conrm the video image before adjustment by

pressing the "HIDE" button of the remote control.

It is possible to display the input video image of the background being adjusted as a still

picture.

Settings: On, Off [Off]

Freezes the input video image.

Unfreezes the input video image.

It is possible with the 7 colors of red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue and magenta to

precisely adjust the hue, color saturation and brightness, and then save it. Please adjust

to your preference.

Fine-tune the position of the central axis of the selected color further.

Settings: -30 to 30 [0]

Adjust the hue.

Settings: -30 to 30 [0]

Settings: (dim color), -30 to 30 (vivid colors) [0]

Settings: (dark) -30 to 30 (bright colors) [0]

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[2] Input Signal

HDMI It is possible to set this if one selects the HDMI terminal to the submenu "[2-1] HDMI".
COMP. This can be set if one selects the COMP. terminal to the submenu "[2-2] COMP."

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PC This can be set if one selects the PC terminal to the submenu "[2-3] PC".
Picture Position

Horiz.
Vert.

Aspect (Video)

4:3
16:9

Zoom

Aspect (PC)

Auto Positions the video image screen in the center of the display range, to ll the screen.

Just

Full It does not keep the aspect ratio of the video image screen and lls the entire screen.

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Please adjust if the edges of the picture are partially missing due to the timing of

horizontal and vertical synchronization signals. The value of the picture position depends

on the input signal.

(*) Depending on the input signal, it may be the case that not everything of the video

image is displayed.

(*) When there is a 3D input signal, adjustment is not possible.

This aligns the horizontal direction of the image position.

This aligns the vertical positions of the image.

(*) It is displayed when there is a video signal input.

(*) If set to3D, ratio is xed to 16:9.

Settings: 4:3, 16:9, Zoom [16:9]

Sets the screen size of the image to 4:3. For HD signals, left and right sides are reduced.

Sets the screen size of the video image screen to 16:9. For SD signals left and right sides

are expanded.

Zooms the video images. (*) For HD signals, this cannot be selected.

Sets the video image screen size when there is a PC video signal input.

(*) Is displayed when there is a PC signal input.

Settings: Auto, 1:1, Full [Auto]

Depending on the size of the video screen, left and right black borders will be drawn.

The video image screen size is displayed with the size of the input image.

Depending on the input video image, the screen will become smaller or part of the input

image off the screen is cut off.

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Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

Mask

Off Not masked.

2.5%

5%
Custom

Left

Right

Top

Bottom

Progressive

Auto It is automatically detected if the 24p video images, which can be seen in the lm screens,

Off The interpolation of video images as interlaced video signals, e.g. video material is done.

It hides the upper, lower, left and right borders of the screen with a black mask. Can be

individually adjusted vertically and horizontally. Please adjust to your preference.

Setting: Off, 2.5%, 5%, Custom [Off]

Compared to the original video images, around 2.5% around the video images are

masked.

Compared to the original video images, around 5% around the video images are masked.

Compared to the original video images, around 5% of the video images are masked on

the left side.

Settings: 0 ~ 5% [0]

Compared to the original video images, around 5% of the video images is masked on the

right side.

Settings: 0 ~ 5% [0]

Compared to the original video images, around 5% of the video images are masked at the

upper side.

Settings: 0 ~ 5% [0]

Compared to the original video images, around 5% of the video images are masked at the

bottom side.

Settings: 0 ~ 5% [0]

Interlaced signals (480i/576i/1080i) are converted to progressive signals. Interpolates

interlaced signal video images with video images from the surrounding. Please set to your

preference.

Settings: Auto, Off [Auto]

interlaced signals from the original video material or if they are the product of signal

conversion and are interpolated accordingly.

[2-1] HDMI

Input

Standard It gets set if the dynamic image range of the gradation level of the input image is set to

Enhanced

Super White

Level Check

0 235

255 16

Color Space

Auto YCbCr(4:4:4), YCbCr(4:2:2), RGB signals are automatically detected and congured.
YCbCr (4:4:4)
YCbCr (4:2:2)
RGB

Control with HDMI

(*) It can be set when the HDMI terminal is selected.

Sets the dynamic range of the input video images (scale). Dark and bright areas, which

are not matched to the range, might get brighter or darker. If you are unsure of the input

signal dynamic range, please check under "Level Check".

Settings: Standard, Enhance, Super White [Standard]

16-235. In case of a video signal, please set it up here.

It is set if the dynamic range of the input video scale level is 0-255.If these are PC signals,

please set them here.

It is set if the dynamic range of the input video scale level is 16-255.Please set the output

to video equipment compatible with Super White for Super White-enabled DVD / BD etc.

You can conrm the dynamic range of the input signal.A pattern as shown in the

illustration is displayed in the four corners and center of the screen. Please compare the

dynamic range of input signal with this pattern illustration and conrm.

(*) The number in the illustration is the scale level. This number is not displayed. The

illustration of the gradation in the gure is accentuated for explanatory purposes It is

different from the actual scale level.

It sets the color space of the input signal.

Settings: Auto, YCbCr(4:4:4), YCbCr(4:2:2), RGB [Auto]

Sets it if the input of the YCbCr(4:4:4) input video image signal is performed.

Sets it if the input of the YCbCr(4:2:2) input video image signal is performed.

It is set when the RGB video signals input is performed.

Congured communication of the HDMI equipment control

Settings: On, Off [Off]

Operation

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Operation

Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

3D Format

Auto Is set automatically.
Frame Packing
Side by Side
Top and Bottom
2D

[2-2] COMP.

Color Space

Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr
RGB

RS50

Sets the format of the 3D input signal.

Some signals may not be appended with 3D information themselves, and projection may

fail if they are recognized as normal 2D signals.

When this occurs, congure the settings manually.

(*) It is recommended to read "On 3D" (reference page: 53) before watching 3D video

images.

Settings: Auto, Frame Packing, Side by Side, Top & Bottom, 2D [Auto]

Select this if the 3D input signal is the frame pack method.

Select this if the 3D input signal is the side by side method.

Select this if the 3D input signal is the top and down method.

Projected as a 2D signal.

RS60

RS50

(*) It can be set when the COMP. terminal is selected.

It congures the input signal method of the component input terminal.

Settings: Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr, RGB [Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr]

It is set for the component video image input signal.

It is set for the RGB video image input signal.

[2-3] PC

(*) Setting can be done when selecting a PC terminal.

Auto Alignment
Tracking

Phase

Picture Position

Horiz. Adjusts the horiz. of the video image.
Vert. Adjusts the vertical position of the image.

The picture position of Tracking and Phase are automatically adjusted.

Adjusts the size and display of the horizontal direction and display area of the video

images.

(Depending on the signal, there is normally no need to be adjusted.)

Adjusts the ickering and blur of the video images.

(Depending on the signal, there is normally no need to adjustment.)

Adjust the display of the picture position.

[3] Installation

Lens Control To Sub-menu "[3-1] Lens Control"
Pixel Adjust To submenu "[3-2] Pixel Adjust"
Installation Style

Front
Ceiling Mount (F)
Rear

Ceiling Mount (R)

Keystone

Horizontal Adjusts the horizontal keystone.

Vertical Adjusts the ver

Matching the state of the projector’s projection, one can switch horizontal and vertical ip

/ forward switch.

Settings: Front, Ceiling Mount (Front), Rear, Ceiling Mount (RE) [Front]

Front upright projection mode.

Ceiling/front projection mode.

Rear upright projection mode.

Ceiling/ rear projection mode.

In regards to the projection plane, any occurring keystone distortion is

the installation location is inclined.

(*) There may be instances, when the video image - after having corrected keystone

distortion - will not match the screen. The position with a shift correction of 0% position is

an exception.

(*) When there is a 3D input signal, adjustment is not possible.

Settings: -40 to 40 [0]

tical keystone.

Settings: -30 to 30 [0]

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adjusted in case

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Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

Anamorphic

A

B

Off

Screen Adjust

Black Level

[3-1] Lens Control

Focus
Zoom
Shift
Lens Cover

Auto This opens/closes the lens cover when it is linked to on/off of a power supply.
Open Regardless if the power supply is on on/off, the lens cover is always open.

Image Pattern

On During the adjustment, the image pattern is displayed.

Off The external input signal is displayed without displaying the image pattern.

Lock

On It is not possible to adjust the above setting items. If the remote control button "LENS"

Off This functions as lens control function.

The video images are projected after being enlarged in the vertical direction of the panel

resolution. This setting is used when one uses the anamorphic lens to enlarge them in the

horizontal direction.

(*) Anamorphic mode cannot be set when there is a 3D signal input.

If a 3D signal is fed in when Anamorphic mode is set to A or B, Anamorphic mode is

automatically turned Off.

Settings: A, B, Off [Off]

Video with an aspect ratio of 2.35:1 is enlarged in the vertical direction of the panel

resolution and then projected.

Video with an aspect ratio of 16:9 are displayed by reducing them in the horizontal

direction, without changing their size in the vertical direction.

Used when watching video images other than those with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio while using

an anamorphic lens. 2.35:1 video images are projected without any changes. (Black

bands appear on all sides)

It corrects the white balance fault according to the reective properties of the projection

screen. Please adjust to your preference.

Sets the black level when used indoors.

Settings: 0 to 10 [0]

It controls each motorized functions of the lens during the projector-installation.

This function is used to adjust the focus.

This function is used to adjust the zoom.

This function is used to adjust the shift.

This function is used to set if the lens cover should be linked with a power supply for

opening/closing, or if it should be left open.

Settings: Auto, Open [Auto]

It is possible to adjust the projection screen during adjustment of the focus zoom shift.

Settings: On, Off [On]

The image pattern is displayed in conjunction with the above setting items.

This sets the lens control to on/off.

Settings: On, Off [Off]

button is pressed, a warning message is issued.

Operation

[3-2] Pixel Adjust

This ne tunes each slight color errors in the horizontal/vertical directions of the video

images in units of 1 pixel.

(*) It is impossible to match all image pixels on the screen. Due to the equipment, there

will always be some gaps.

(*) In case the image is reversed, or upside-down, the horizontal and vertical directions

are reversed.

(*) Please perform adjustments on a clear still picture.

(*) For ne tuning, the effects of adjustments may be difcult to understand for some

video images.

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Operation

Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

Horiz. Red
Horiz. Green
Horiz. Blue

Vert. Red
Vert. Green
Vert. Blue

[4] Display Setup

Back Color

Blue
Black

Menu Position

Menu Display

15 sec
On

Line Display

5 sec
Off

Source Display

On
Off

Logo

On
Off

(Move red to the left) 1 to 5 (move red to the right) [3]

(Move green to the left), 1 to 5 (move red to the right) [3]

(Move blue to the left) 1 to 5 (move red to the right) [3]

(move red down) 1 to 5 (move red up) [3]

(Move green down) 1 to 5 (move green up) [3]

(move blue down) 1 to 5 (move blue up) [3]

Sets the color of the background, which is displayed without an input signal.

Settings: Blue, Black [Blue]

Sets the background color to blue.

Sets the background color to black.

Sets the picture position of the menu. Please set to your preferred position Navigate the

menu by pressing the left or right keys when you have selected an item. Moreover, if

one presses the button [OK], an image illustration appears at the position of the menu.

The highlighted position in the illustration moves by use of the left and right keys. If one

presses [OK], the menu moves to the highlighted position.

If you press the key to the right, the menu will move starting from the top left -> top right

-> central -> bottom right -> bottom left and then back to the upper left.

By pressing of the left key, the menu moves in the opposite direction. [Upper left]

Sets the time for the menu to be displayed.

Settings: 15 sec, On [On]

If there is no menu operation for 15 seconds, the menu display vanishes.

Display always.

Congures if input is displayed or not when input is switched.

value: 5 sec, on [5 sec]

Displays for 5 seconds.

Not displayed.

Congures whether or not to display the signal, when the input is switched.

Settings: On, Off [On]

Display.

Not displayed.

Congures whether or not to display the "D-ILA" logo upon activation.

Settings: On, Off [On]

Displayed for 5 seconds.

Not displayed.

[5] Function

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Trigger

Off
On (Power) When turned on, control signals (12V) from the trigger terminal are emitted.

On (Anamo) Control signals (12V) are emitted when the Anamorphic mode is set from "Off” to “A” or

Off Timer

Congures 12V output to an external screen equipped with a trigger function.

Settings: Off, On(Power), On(Anamo) [Off]

No output.

If you turn off the power, the output of the control signal stops.

During standby mode, an output will occur if the OPERATE button is pressed.

After cooling, the output stops when you go back to standby.

“B”. If the Anamorphic mode is set to "A" or "B", the operation in this state equals "On

(Power)".

Sets Off Timer function and its time.

* If there are no operations, the unit powers off automatically.

* It powers off automatically even while projecting an image.

Settings: Off, 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours [Off]

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Adjustments and settings in the menu (continued)

Off
1 Hour
2 Hours
3 Hours
4 Hours

High Altitude Mode

On
Off

Communication
Terminal

RS-232C Sets the RS-232C terminal.
LAN Sets the LAN terminal.

Network It is displayed, if the setting of the "Communication terminal” to the submenu "[5-1]

Lamp Reset Reset of the lamp use time to "0".

[5-1] Network

DHCP Client

On

Off

IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
MAC Address
Set

RS50

RS50

RS60

RS50

RS60

RS50

RS50

Power is not turned off.

Power is turned off automatically after 1 hour.

Power is turned off automatically after 2 hours.

Power is turned off automatically after 3 hours.

Power is turned off automatically after 4 hours.

Set to use at low pressure locations (900m above sea level).

Settings: On, Off [Off]

Set.

Do not set.

Sets the used control terminal. It is not possible to use it at the same time.

Settings: RS-232C, LAN [RS-232C]

Network" is set to "LAN".

RS60

RS50

Sets the DHCP client.

Settings: On, Off [Off]

Obtains automatically an IP address from within the connected network's DHCP server.

* The automatic retrieval starts with the "Set" within the menu.

The network settings are being done manually.

Sets the IP address. [192.168.0.2]

Sets the subnet mask. [255.255.255.0]

Sets the default gateway. [192.168.0.254]

Displays the MAC address of the unit.

[5-1] Reects the network setting.

Operation

[6] Information

Displays upon HDMI/COMP. input

Input
Source
Deep Color

Lamp Time

Displays upon PC input

Input
Resolution
H Frequency
V Frequency
Deep Color

Lamp Time

Displays video image input terminal.

Displays the name of the input source.

Displays the color bit depth concerning an input video image signal.

* When you input YCbCr (4:2:2), it is not displayed.

* When there is information about DeepColor from the source device, it is displayed.

Displays the lamp use time.

Displays video image input terminal.

Displays image resolution.

Displays the H Frequency.

Displays V Frequency.

Displays the color bit depth concerning an input video image signal.

* When you input YCbCr (4:2:2), it is not displayed.

* When there is information about DeepColor from the source device, it is displayed.

Displays the lamp use time.

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Operation

Operation guide (glossary)

Gamma Curve

The description of the gamma curve that assumes a gamma curve unit. Please read the relevant detailed description
and professional books.
The gamma curve of the projector to the input video signal determines for each color the relative value of its light output.
The value of the input video image signal is displayed as a percentage - with
both being displayed in % as units - of the maximum light input signal for bright­ness and the brightness output value as a percentage of the maximum output
value of each color or the projector. In relation to the signal value of 50% of the
input, it projects with brightness output value of 50%. However, a light output
value of 0% is not completely black and neither no projection. As the possibil­ity of the projector to reproduce blackness is limited, it will be actually slightly
brighter.
The input video image signal value becomes a continuous curve of 0% to 100%
for the gamma curve, which can be set with the projector. Moreover, it is impos­sible to get only one light output value for the input video image signal value.
The gamma curve can be set for each color, i.e. red, green and blue. By select­ing the white color, the 3 colors can be adjusted at the same time.
A larger angle of inclination of the gamma curve leads to a greater gap of the
light output value of that area and makes it easier to distinguish the video images. A low angle of inclination leads, on the
contrary, to the difference in that area becoming smaller, so that the video images are harder to distinguish. If it is im­possible to get an inclination angle, so that it is chosen to become horizontal, the gap in that area vanished and it might
be impossible to distinguish the video images.

100%

A

A

100%

50%

The light output

0%

0%

Input signal

B C

50%

100%

value

B

The light output

C

0%

0%

Suppose you knew the inclination of the input video image signal values of the watched video images, and would
increase the slope of the portion of this area and attenuate the slope of other areas. It would then be easier to determine
the video images. Also, if you did not know the inclination of the input video image signal value of the watched video
images, adjustment would be difcult.However, there are some trends of the distribution of the input video image signal
value depending on the type of video content. As some typical examples are prepared in the [Gamma] (Reference Page:

46), it is recommended to perform similar settings before watching.
Some methods about how to adjust the gamma curve are presented here, but in reality one can think of various adjust-

ment methods, for example where red, green and blue are individually adjusted. In your own image creation, please
e

njoy the process of trial and error.

100%

0%

Input sig-

nal value

The light output

Input sig-

0%

nal value

100%

100%

100%

0%

The light output

0%

Input sig-

nal value

100%

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The distribution of the input signal

The distribution of the input signal

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Description of the 3D method

This is a description for the 3D-method using this unit, 3D-glasses (sold separately: PK-AG1-B) and an 3D
synchro emitter (sold separately: PK-EM1). Set the 3D TV and 3D compatibility software to an appropriate
viewing standard. For viewing, a separate unit compatible with
3D playback is needed. For detailed description of other 3D
methods, please read specialized books on this topic. (For the
sake of explanation, a simplied and exaggerated picture is
used.)

The 3D scheme of this unit utilizes the principle of binocular
parallax. It projects with the frame sequential method, where
separately alternating images are produced for the left and
right eye. Opening and closing of 3D glasses tted with liquid
crystal shutters are controlled in such a way, that video images
corresponding to the right/left eye and are only visible for the

espective eye. As a result, one can watch three-dimensional

r
images.

Binocular parallax:

Difference of the view
on a single object
when seen from the
left and right eyes,
respectively.

Original

• Please stop watching at once if
you do not feel well and consult a
physician if necessary.

• People who already have a kind of
photosensitivity, sufferers from heart
disease, and people in poor physical
condition should not watch 3D video
images of this device, which makes
use of 3D glasses.

• It is recommended that you take
a break periodically. Length and
frequency of the required break
differ due to individual differences.
Please judge for yourself.

CAUTION

Operation

Video images

seen with the left

Due to the difference of the video images both eyes see, the
brain perceives them in a stereoscopic way. The video images
that can be seen by the respective eyes are articially pro­duced. Due to the exposure of the eyes to the respective video
images, the brain is induced to create a stereoscopic image,

hich is not present as a real object. In other words, it is a use

w
of virtual images.

eye

Eye

Stereoscopic

立体映像

video image

Video images
seen with the
right eye

CAUTION

• The comprehensive brain function

to judge stereoscopic vision and
which include a feeling for real
distances, develops while growing
up by touching and seeing real
objects, but in early childhood, it
is still in an underdeveloped state.
Even though there are individual
differences, children under 5 are
still developing. Letting them
frequently watch virtual 3D video
images can be an obstacle for the
development of a comprehensive
three-dimensional feel.

• For younger children may suddenly
become sick, because they continue
watching without realizing symptoms
like 3D sickness or deterioration
of health until after watching 3D
images. Please accompany your
while it watches. And please be
careful when it comes to your child’s
bodily condition and state.

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Separate images which can be seen by the right eye and left eye, respectively, are taken and produced
separately. Therefore, the image for the left eye is only visible to the left eye, and the images for the right
eye only or the right eye. The Human brain perceives stereoscopic images based on image information on
both sides.

Left-eye image Right-eye image

Operation

CAUTION

In most cases, 3D images taken
or produced are horizontally
arranged respectively. If these
images were not horizontally
arranged for left and right eye
movement when watching,
the brain could not perceive a
stereoscopic image, but would
still recognize a double image. As
such video images can cause 3D

Stereoscopic

video image

sickness, please do not hold the
3D glasses slanted relative to the
video images.

The closer one looks at stereoscopic images, the greater the binocular disparity,
perception of outward projection. At the same time, the focus has to t the screen, but the projecting image
and the focus cause a great contradiction. This causes visual fatigue and discomfort.

which means greater

CAUTION

Please watch from a distance three times the height of the screen. For example, for a
projection size of 120, it should be approximately 4.5m, and for an 80-type, it should
be around of 3 m. Please refer to page 19, where one can nd a table with the screen
seizes and at the same height. Choosing a distance closer than recommended may
cause eyestrain.

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ENGLISH

The frame sequential method is a way of displaying video images left and right sequentially. The projector
projects the video images used for the left- and right eyes onto the screen. The video images for the left
and right side are only visible with the respective eye, as the left and right side of the 3D glasses are
opened and shut by a liquid crystal shutter. As a result, the left and right images are seen by the eye and
show a 3D image.

CAUTION

Left-

eye

image

Right-eye
image

• As the video images for the left
and right side ash alternatively
when displayed, we urge you to
refrain from looking at the screen
with naked eyes. When viewed
with several people, please
prepare glasses for them.

• These 3D glasses are only for the
3D video images of this device.
Please do not use it for watching
other objects or 2D video images.

Close

Open

3D-glasses

Eye

Stereoscopic

video image

Video image projection
with the projector frame
sequential method

In order to match the timing of the display of video images and the timing of the opening/closing of the 3D
glasses liquid crystal shutters and it is necessary to show to the eyes only those video images, for the left
or right eye, respectively, the projector of this unit sends these timing data from the 3D synchro emitter to
the 3D glasses with infrared rays.

Operation

CAUTION

• In regard to the 3D emitter, please direct the 3D glasses in such a way towards it, that
the infrared rays can directly reach the 3D glasses.

• In the following cases, it may not work correctly.

• If you are near infrared communication equipment or lighting equipment.

• If the 3D-glasses do not face to the 3D synchro emitter.

• Depending on the use of 3D emitters, it may be possible that its operation might

inuence the operation of other devices with infrared communication.

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Maintenance

Replacing the Lamp

The lamp is a consumable item. If the image is dark or the lamp is turned off, replace the lamp
unit.

● When the lamp replacement time approaches, a message is displayed on the screen and the condition

is indicated by the indicator. (Reference page: 16 to 17, 67)

CAUTION

●

Do not insert your hands into
the opening of the lamp!
This could cause obvious
deterioration of the
equipment’s function, wounds
and electric shocks.

●

Do not replace the lamp

immediately after the unit has

been used, and allow a cooling
period of 1 hour or more before
replacement. The temperature
of the lamp is still high and this
may cause a burn.

●

Do not apply shock to the

lamp unit. It may cause lamp

blowout.

●

Do not use ammable air duster

to clean the internal parts of the

unit. This may cause re.

MEMO

Usable Lamp Life

●

When using the “Lamp Power”

set at “Normal", the lifetime of

the lamp will be approximately

3000 hours.

This is an average lifetime and

cannot be guaranteed.

●

The lamp life may not reach

3000 hours depending on the

operating conditions.

●

When the lamp has reached

the end of its usable life,

deterioration progresses

rapidly.

●

If the picture becomes dark,

the tint becomes strange, or

the image ickers, promptly the

lamp unit for a new one.

Lamp replacement procedure

Remove the power plug from the

1

outlet

Remove the lamp cover

2

●

Remove the screws with a

Loosen the screws on the lamp unit

3

●

Loosen the screws with a screwdriver.

Pull out the lamp unit

4

●

Grasp the handle and pull out the lamp unit.

screwdriver.

Purchasing the Lamp Unit

Please consult your authorized
dealer.

Lamp Unit

■

Part No.: PK-L2210U

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Handle

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Install the new lamp unit

5

Handle

Tighten the screws of the new lamp

6

unit

●

Tighten the screws with a screwdriver.

CAUTION

●

Use only genuine replacement

parts for the lamp unit. Also,
never attempt to reuse an old
lamp unit. This may cause a
malfunction.

●

Do not touch the surface of a

new lamp. This may shorten
the lamp life and cause lamp
blowout.

MEMO

After Replacing the Lamp

●

Do not place the removed
lamp unit at locations that is
reachable by children or near
combustible items

●

Dispose used lamp units in

the same way as uorescent

lamps. Follow your local
community rules for disposal.

.

Attach the lamp cover

7

●

Insert the top part (with 2 claws) of the lamp cover into

the unit.

●

Fasten the screws with a screwdriver.

Maintenance

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Maintenance

Replacing the Lamp (Continued)

Resetting lamp Time

RS50

STAND BY

HDMI 1

ASPECT

LENS.

CONTROL

HIDE

MENU

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

RS60

RS50

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

LENS AP.

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

COLOR

TEMP

P.FILE

ON

COMP.

C.M.D

ANIME

THX

PC

LIGHT

BACK

After replacing a new lamp unit, please reset the lamp time.
Description of two methods.

Reset the lamp time from the menu screen.

Display the setting menu

1

Picture Adjust

Picture Mode
Color Profile

MENU

Select“Function” “Lamp Reset”

2

PIC.
ADJ.

① Select

Color Temp.
Gamma
Film Tone
Contrast
Brightness
Color
Tint

Advanced

Exit

MENU

Select

② Confirm

0
0
0
0

Operate

Film

Film1
Xenon1
Film1

Reset

Back

BACK

Trigger
Off Timer
High Altitude Mode

Communication Terminal

Network
Lamp Reset

Exit

MENU

Select

Function

Operate

Off
Off
Off

LAN

Back

BACK

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Re-conrm

3

● Select

one returns to the previous menu.

Reset Lamp Time?

YES

“

Yes” and the lamp time is set to zero. Moreover,

NO

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Reset the lamp time by remote control.

Insert the power plug to the power

1

outlet

Red Lights

Must operate with the remote

2

control in the standby mode (the
projector is powered, but is not
turned on).

●

Press in the order as shown.

●

Press each button within 2-second intervals and press

the last button for 2 seconds or more.

BACK

OK

HIDE

Press for 2 seconds or more

STAND BY

HDMI 1

ASPECT

LENS.

CONTROL

HIDE

MENU

FILM

NATURAL

USER1

GAMMA

INPUT

HDMI 2

ANAMO

LENS AP.

PICTURE MODE

CINEMA

STAGE 3D

USER2

COLOR

COLOR

TEMP

P.FILE

ON

ANIME

COMP.

PC

C.M.D

LIGHT

BACK

THX

PIC.
ADJ.

●

[STANDBY/ON] indicator and [LAMP] indicator blink
alternately for 3 seconds. After that, the unit switches to
standby mode.

RS60

RS50

RS50

STANDBY/ON

LAMP

WARNING

CAUTION

●

Reset the lamp time only when
you have replaced the lamp.

●

Never reset the service time when

the lamp is still in use. Otherwise,
the approximate standard for
gauging replacement time may be
inaccurate and lamp blowout may
occur.

Maintenance

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Maintenance

Method for cleaning and
replacing lters

Clean the filter regularly or air intake efficiency may deteriorate and malfunction may
occur.

Remove the inner lter.

1

Clean the lter.

2

Lift up while pushing the claw

●

Pull the power plug from the

power outlet.

●

Please turn this unit and if

you put in on a bed or a table,
rst place something soft
like a piece of cloth below.
Then you can put it on top of
it. Otherwise, it may cause
scratches on this unit.

CAUTION

●

Wash the lter with water and dry it in a shaded area.

●

In extremely soiled cases, using a neutral detergent

is recommended. Put on rubber gloves when using a
neutral detergent.

●

After washing the lter with water, make sure that it is

completely dry before reinstalling. Otherwise electric
shock or malfunctions may occur.

●

Do not clean the lter with a vacuum cleaner or air

duster. The lter is soft and may be damaged.

Reinstall the inner lter.

3

Check that the left and
right claws are locked onto
the unit

MEMO

If the lter is damaged or
too dirty to be cleaned.

●

Replace with a new lter. A

dirty lter will dirty the internal
parts of the unit and cause
shadows on the video image.

●

To purchase a new lter or

when it is dirty in the internal
parts, consult your authorized
dealer.

Inner Filter

■

Part No.:

●

Replacement Filter:

PC010661199

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Troubleshooting

Before sending the unit to your authorized dealer for repair, please
check the following points.

The following situations are not malfunctions.

■

You do not need to worry about the following situations if there is no abnormality on the

screen.

●

Part of the top surface or front of the unit is hot.

●

A creaking sound is heard from the unit.

●

An operating sound is heard from the inside of the unit.

●

Color smear occurs on some screens.

■

Perform the following operations when the unit is unable to operate normally due to external

static or noise.

① When the unit is in standby mode, please pull out the power plug, then insert again.
② Press the power button on the unit to turn on the power again.

■

A sound may be heard when the lamp is off but there is no danger.

■

D-ILA device is manufactured using high-precision technology but there may be some missing

pixels or pixels that remain permanently lit up.

Power is not supplied

Is the power cord disconnected? Insert the power cord (plug) rmly.

Is the lamp cover properly shut?

Is the lamp in Cool Down
mode?

Remove the power plug when the unit is
in standby mode and close the lamp cover
properly. After that, insert the plug again.

After the Cool Down mode is complete, turn
on the power again.

Reference page:
31

Reference page:
61

Reference page:
33

Video image does not appear

Is the correct external input
selected?

Is the AV device properly
connected?

Is the power of the AV device
turned on?

Are the correct signals being
output from the AV device?

Is the setting of the input
terminal correct?

Is the video image temporarily
hidden?

Select the correct external input.

Connect the AV device properly.
Turn on the power of the AV device and play

the video.
Set the AV device prope
Set “COMP.” and “HDMI” in the setting menu

according to the input signal.
Press the [HIDE] button to display the video

image again.

rly.

Remote control does not work

Are batteries installed
correctly?

Are batteries exhausted? Replace with new batteries.
Is there an obstructive object

between the remote control
and remote sensor?

Is the remote control held too
far away from the unit?

Match the polarities (
inserting the batteries.

Remove any obstructive objects.

Hold the remote control closer to the sensor
when using.

or ) correctly when

Reference page:
32

Reference page:
25 to 30

Reference page:
32

R

eference page:

25 to 30
Reference page:

51 to 52
Reference page:

36

Reference page:
19

Reference page:
19

Reference page:
23

Reference page:
23

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The picture cannot be projected

Will the picture icker and

become invisible with HDMI
input?

Please use a short HDMI cable.

Reference page:
26

The image cannot output by HDMI terminal

Is the setup of “Control with
HDMI” function “Off”?

● Even if the “Control with HDMI” function is “On”, there are still some devices cannot reveal image

normally.

Set up the “Control with HDMI” function to “Off”.

Reference page:
51

Color does not appear or looks strange

Is the image correctly adjusted?

Adjust “Color” and “Tint” in the setting menu.

Reference page:
47

Video image is fuzzy

Is the focus correctly adjusted? Adjust the focus.
Is the unit placed too near or too

far away from the screen?

Set the unit at a correct distance from the
screen.

Reference page:
32

Reference page:
21, 23

Video images are missing

Reference page:
Has setting been performed for
screen mask?

Is the display out of position?

Set “Mask” in the setting menu to “Off”.

Alter the “Picture Position” value in the setting
menu to ensure that images are not missing.

35

Reference page:

51

Reference page:

50

Projected image is dark

Is the lamp near exhaustion?

Check the lamp time on the information menu.
Prepare a new lamp unit or replace as soon
as possible when the lamp is near exhaustion.

Reference page:

60 to 63

The unit works when power is turned on but stops abruptly after a few minutes

Are the air inlets and exhaust
vent blocked?

Is the lter dirty? Clean the lter.

Remove the power plug when the unit is in
standby mode and remove any blocking object.
After that, insert the plug again.

Reference page:

3, 14

Reference page:

64

Power is cut off suddenly

Has setting been performed for
off timer?

Set “Off Timer” in the setting menu to “Off”.

Reference page:

54 to 55

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In case this message is
displayed

Message Cause (Details)

COMP㧚

䇭NO Input

COMP.

Lamp replacement

Back

BACK

No device is connected to the input terminal.
The input terminal is connected but there is no signal.

Input the video signals.

A video signal that cannot be used in this unit has been input.

Input video signals that can be used.

* The names of input terminals such as COMP. will be displayed in yellow
This message is displayed when the accumulated lamp time has

exceeded 2900 hours.
To clear the message, press the [Back] button.

Get ready a new lamp unit and replace as soon as possible. Reset

the lamp time after replacing the lamp. (Reference page: 60 to 63)

Others

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RS-232C Interface

It is possible to control this machine, if it is connected by an RS-232C cross cable (D-Sub9
pin) to a PC. Otherwise, this machine can be controlled via a computer network by connecting
it with a LAN cable and sending of control commands. Please use it after you have understood
this by reading professional books, or by discussing it with a system administrator.

RS-232C Specications



This unit



Pin No. Signal Function Signal Direction

2 RxD

Receive data PC→This unit



Mode
Character Length
Parity
Start Bit
Stop Bit
Data rate
Data format



●

3 TxD
5 GND

1,4,6 - 9 N/C - -

PC refers to the controller such as a personal computer.

Non-synchronous

8 bit

None

1
1

19200 bps

Binary

Transmit data This unit→PC

Signal ground

Start Bit

-

D6 D7D4 D5D2 D3D0 D1

Stop Bit

TCP/IP-connection

Before you can con
necessary for a connection authentication to send from the projector "PJ_OK" and - within 5 seconds after
sending a "PJREQ" – to receive "PJACK". Please perform this operation – after conrming the operating
status of the projector - again after establishment of a TCP connection, if you cannot send within 5 seconds
"PJ_NG" or could not receive "PJNAK".

trol it via LAN, you have to establish a T

Within 5 seconds

Projector

ＰＪ_ＯＫ

CP-connection via a "3-way-handshake". It is

ＰＪＡＣＫ

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TCP-layer connection establishment
TCP port number 20554
Three-way handshake

Control PC

Connection authentication procedure

Projector Control

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RS-232C Interface (Continued)

Command Format

The command between this unit and the computer consists of “Header”, “Unit ID”, “Command”, “Data”
and “End”.

●

Header (1 byte), Unit ID (2 bytes), Command (2 bytes), Data (n bytes), End (1 byte)

Header

■

This binary code indicates the start of communication.

Binary code

21 Operating command PC → This unit

3F Response command PC → This unit

40 Reference command This unit → PC

06 ACK

Unit ID

■

This code species the unit. The binary code is xed at

Command and data

■

Operating command and data (Binary code)

Command Type Description

0000

5057

Connection check

Power supply

Type Description

This unit → PC
(When the command is accepted without error, it
returns to PC)

8901”.

“

Check whether communication is available between this
unit and the PC during standby.

During standby
31: Turn on the power.
During power on
30: Turn off the power. (Standby mode)

4950

5243

Input

Remote Control

During power on
32: COMP.
33: PC
36: HDMI 1
37: HDMI 2

Sends the same code as the supplied remote control.

●

“Remote control code” (Reference page: 70)

RS50

RS60

RS50

Others

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Others

Reference command and data (Binary code)

Command Type Data description

During standby or power on
30: Standby mode

■

End

5057

4950

Power supply

Input

31: Power-on mode
32: During Cool Down mode
34: Warning mode

During power on
32: COMP.

RS60

RS50

32: PC

RS50

36: HDMI 1
37: HDMI 2

This code indicates the end of communication. The binary code is xed at

■

Remote control code

●

Binary code is sent during communication.

Remote control button

name

Binary code

Remote control button

name

“0A”.

Binary code

37 33 30 31 NATURAL 37 33 36 41
37 33 30 32 USER 1 37 33 36 43

BACK 37 33 30 33 USER 2 37 33 36 44

RS40

ON 37 33 30 35 USER 3 37 33 36 45

STAND BY 37 33 30 36 THX 37 33 36 46

RS50RS50

RS50

RS60

RS50

HIDE 37 33 31 44 HDMI 1 37 33 37 30

LENS.AP. 37 33 32 30 HDMI 2 37 33 37 31

MENU 37 33 32 45 PIC.ADJ. 37 33 37 32

RS40

OK 37 33 32 46 INFO. 37 33 37 34

RS50RS50

LENS CONTROL 37 33 33 30 GAMMA 37 33 37 35

37 33 33 34 C.TEMP 37 33 37 36
37 33 33 36 ASPECT 37 33 37 37

PC 37 33 34 36 3D 37 33 38 37

RS50

RS60

RS50

COMP. 37 33 34 44

ANIME 37 33 36 36 C.M.D 37 33 38 41

STAGE 37 33 36 37 ANAMO 37 33 43 35

CINEMA 37 33 36 38 COLOR SPACE 37 33 43 44

FILM 37 33 36 39

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COLOR PROFILE

RS60

RS50

RS50

RS40

RS50RS50

37 33 38 38

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RS-232C Interface (Continued)

RS-232C Communication Examples

This section shows the communication examples of RS-232C.

Operating command

■

Type Command Description

Connection

check

Power (On)

Power (Off)

Input

(COMP.)

Remote

Control

(MENU)

■

Reference command

PC→This unit: 21 89 01 00 00 0A
This unit→PC:

PC→This unit: 21 89 01 50 57 31 0A
This unit→PC:

PC→This unit: 21 89 01 50 57 30 0A
This unit→PC:

PC→This unit: 21 89 01 49 50 32 0A
This unit→PC:

PC→This unit: 21 89 01 52 43 37 33 32 45 0A
This unit→PC:

06 89 01 00 00 0A

06 89 01 50 57 0A

06 89 01 50 57 0A

06 89 01 49 50 0A

06 89 01 52 43 0A

Connection check.

When power is turned on from
standby mode.

When power is turned off
(standby mode) from power-on
mode.

When video input is set to
component.

When the same operation as
pressing the [MENU] button
on the remote control is made

Type Command Description

Power (On)

Input

(HDMI 1)

PC→This unit: 3F 89 01 50 57 0A
This unit→PC: 06 89 01 50 57 0A
This unit→PC: 40 89 01 50 57 31 0A

PC→This unit: 3F 89 01 49 50 0A
This unit→PC: 06 89 01 49 50 0A
This unit→PC: 40 89 01 49 50 36 0A

When information of power­on mode is acquired.

When information of HDMI 1
input is acquired.

Others

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Copyright and Caution

About Trademarks and Copyright

●

HDMI, HDMI logo and high denition multimedia interface

are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing
LCC.

Caution

D-ILA Device Characteristics

Do not project still pictures or pictures that have still
segments for a long period of time. The still parts of
the picture may remain on the screen.
Take special notice of images on the screens of
video games and computer programs. There is no
problem when playing normal video images such as
movies.

When Unit is Unused for a Long Time

Prolonged disuse of the unit may effect an error on the
functions. Turn on the power occasionally and operate
the unit.

Usage Environment

●

Avoid direct exposure of screen to direct sunlight
and illumination. Block light using a curtain.
Images can be well projected by darkening the
brightness of the room.

●

Do not use this unit in rooms with cigarette

smoke or oily smoke. This may cause the unit
to malfunction.

Parts Replacement

Maintenance Procedures

Dirt on the cabinet

●

Gently clean dirt on the cabinet with a soft cloth.
In the case of heavy soiling, soak a cloth in water,
wring dry and wipe, followed by wiping again with
a dry cloth. Pay attention to the following as the
cabinet may deteriorate in condition or paint may
come off.

● Do not wipe with thinner or benzene.

● Do not spray with volatile chemicals like
insecticide.

● Do not allow prolonged contact with rubber or

plastic products.

Dirt in the air inlets

●

Use a vacuum cleaner to suck up the dirt.
Otherwise, use a cloth to wipe off the dirt. If dirt
is allowed to accumulate in the air inlets, the
internal temperature cannot be adjusted and this
may cause a malfunction.

Dirt on the lens

●

Clean the dirt using commercial blowers or

lens cleaning papers for cleaning glasses and

cameras. Do not use uid-type cleaning agents.

This may lead to peeling of the surface coating

lm.

( Reference page: 14)

This unit contains parts (optical part, cooling
fan, etc.) that require replacement to maintain
its functioning. The estimated time for parts
replacement varies greatly depending on the
usage and environment. Please consult your
authorized dealer for replacement.

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Specications

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Product Name
Model Name

Display Panel/Size

Projection Lens

Light-source Lamp
Screen Size

Projection Distance Approx.

Analog Video Input

Format

Digital Video Input

Format
Resolution 1920 dots x 1080 dots

Input terminal

Video Input

Input

HDMI

Projector

D-ILA
DLA-RS40-B, DLA-RS50-B, DLA-RS60-B *1

device

D-ILA

" (1920pixels x 1080pixels) x 3 (Total no. of pixels: Approx. 6.22million)

0.7

2.0 x power zoom lens (1.4:1 to 2.8:1)
(Zoom/Focus: Power)

220 W Ultra-high pressure mercury lamp [Part No. :
Average lifespan:

Approx. 60" to 200" (Aspect ratio: 16:9)

480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p/50 Hz, 720p/60 Hz, 1080i/50
1080i/60

480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p/50 Hz, 720p/60 Hz, 1080i/50
1080i/60 Hz, 1080p/24 Hz, 1080p/50 Hz, 1080p/60 Hz
PC compatible signals

1 system, RCA
Y:1.0Vp-p,
P

b/Cb, Pr/Cr:0.7Vp-p, 75Ω
Also supports R / G / B Sync on G

*
2 system, HDMI 19

Compatible with the HDMIv1.4a standard

* 2 *3

3000

1.8m to 12m

Hz

pin jack

75Ω

pin

hours (normal mode)

(Reference page: P24)

3

×

2(HDCP

×

compliant

* 5

PK-L2210U]

Hz

Hz

) * 4

Input

PC

Output terminal

Trigger terminal
3D synchro

Control terminal

RS-232C terminal 1 system , D-sub 9-pin (male) x1 (External control)
Remote terminal 1 system, stereo mini jack x1 (Remote Control)
LAN terminal 1 system, RJ-45 plug x1

Power Requirements
Power Consumption

Operation Environment

Installation Height
Dimensions

(Width x Height x Depth)
Mass
Accessories

1 system, D-Sub 15 pin VGA

1 system, Φ3.5mmDC Power Jack (
DC OUT 12V, 0.1A

3D synchro emitter dedicated terminal (1 system, mini DIN 3pin)

AC 110V-240V 50/60Hz
350W(3.4A) (

Temperature:
Humidity: 20% to 80%(No condensation)
(Storage Temperature:

Below
About 455mmx179mmx472mm

Excluding foot, lens, and other protruding parts)

(

14.7kg

(Please see page 13)

Standby mode:

5ºC to 35ºC

5000ft (1524 m)

RS40

RS50RS50

/ 15.1kg

RS50

0.9W)

-10℃ to 60℃ )

RS60

RS50

)

Others

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Regarding -W the color of the main body is some kind of white color. Regarding –B, the color of the

* 1

main body is some kind of black.

D-ILA is the abbreviation for Direct drive Image Light Amplier.

* 2
* 3 D-ILA devices are manufactured using extremely high-precision technology. Pixel effectiveness is

99.99%. Only 0.01% or less of the pixels are either missing or would remain permanently lit up.
* 4 HDCP is the abbreviation for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection system.
T

he image of HDMI input terminal may not be displayed due to HDCP specication change.

* 5 Ethermet is not supported.

●

Design and specications are subject to change without prior notice.

●

Please note that some of the pictures and illustrations may have been abridged, enlarged or

contextualized in order to aid comprehension. Images may differ from the actual product.

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Dimensions

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(Unit: mm)

■

Top Surface

Front

Lens center

■

Bottom Surface

472

5

455

227.5

178.5

103.5

Φ60

24

290

91

RS50

337

RS60

RS50

110

.

59

■■



Back Surface

110

32

Lamp cover

Connection terminal section of the
illustration is

92

Others

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Index

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Others

3D

Shorthand for "Three-dimensional"

Operation Guide (Glossary) ...............Page 57

Connection by 3D SYNCHRO

terminal .............................................Page 28

3D format of [2-1] HDMI ..................... Page 52

Picture Mode of [1] Picture Adjust ...... Page 45

Color Profile of [1] Picture Adjust .......Page 45

Points of note ................................ Page 4, 57

HDMI

Shorthand for "Hi
Interface"

Specifications ......................................Page 73

Connection method ............................ Page 26

[2-1] HDMI .......................................... Page 51

(Note on length) ................................. Page 26

THX

The etymology for "THX" comes from the title of
the movie "THX 1138".

THX Certification ................................ Page 10

Picture

Mode of [1] Picture Adjust ...... Page 45

Anamorphic Lens

Anamorphic of [3] Installation ............. Page 53

Color

Color Profile of [1] Picture Adjust .......Page 45

Color temp. of [1] Picture Adjust.........Page 46

Color of [1] Picture Adjust .................. Page 46

Tint of [1] Picture Adjust .................... Page 46

[1-1] Color temp. ............................... Page 47

Color Space of [1-2] Adva

[1-2-2] Custom Gamma..................... Page 49

[1-2-3] Color Management ................ Page 50

Screen Size

Distance Chart ................................... Page 23

Aspect (Video) and aspect

(PC) of [2] Input Signal ....................... Page 50

Zoom of [3-1] Lens Control ...............Page 53

Mask

Mask of [2] Input Signal ......................Page51

Screen Menu

Table Menu St

[1] Picture Adjust .......................... Page 37, 40

gh-Definition Multimedia

nced .........Page 48

ructure ......................... Page 37

[2] Input Signal ............................. Page 37, 41

[3] Installation ............................... Page 38, 42

[4] Display Setup ............................... Page 38

[5] Function ................................. Page 39, 42

[6] Information .................................... Page 39

Operating

Batteries

Types ................................................Page 13

How to insert batteries ......................Page 19

Gamma

Glossary .......................................... Page 56

Gamma of [1] Picture Adjust ............. Page46

[1-2-2] Custom Gamma ................... Page 49

Spare parts

See "Filters" section
See "Lamp" section

Shift

Shift Amount .......

Adjustment ......................................... Page 33

Zoom

Magnification ...................................... Page 73

Adjustment ......................................... Page 32

Installation

Angle .................................................. Page 21

Settings .............................................. Page 50

Ceiling Mount ..............................

Caution .............................................. Page 20

Settings Menu

Structure ............................................ Page 45

Menu operating method .....................Page 44

Projection Distance

Distance Chart ................................... Page 23

Input Signal

PC signal support table ...................... Page 24

[6] Information .................................... Page 55

N

oise

NR. of [1-2] Advanced ........................ Page 48

Filter

Inlet filter location ...............................Page 14

Replacement Filter Number ...............Page 64

Cleaning and Replacement ................ Page 64

procedure ......................... Page 44

................................ Page 21

... Page 4,22

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Index (continued)

Message

Meaning ............................................. Page 67

Lamp

Replacement Lamp Number .............. Page 60

Recommended use time .................... Page 60

Lamp time of [6] Information ..............Page 55

Replacement ...................................... Page 60

Lamp power of [1-2] Advanced .......... Page 49

Lamp reset of [5] Function .................Page 55

How to reset the lamp time ...

Notes of Caution .................................. Page 4

Remote control

Button placement .............................. Page 19

Instructions ......................................... Page 23

See "Dry battery" section

Lens

[3-1] Lens Control ............................. Page 53

Focus of [3-1] Lens Control ............... Page 53

Zoom of [3-1] Lens Control ...............Page 53

Shift of

(Cleaning the lens) ............................. Page 72

[3-1] Lens Control .................. Page 53

....... Page 62, 63

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Others

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