JVC Procision DLA-HD550, Procision DLA-HD950 Brochure

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DLA-HD950 DLA-HD550

Full HD D-ILA Front Projectors

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Recreating the quality of ﬁlm in movie theaters with every nuance reproduced

was what JVC had in mind when we equipped our D-ILA front projector models

with original picture modes. Colors displayed by projectors and those found in ﬁlm

are processed differently as projectors display colors using an additive color mixture

method where RGB primary colors are layered on top of each other. On the other

hand, ﬁlm in movie theaters use a subtractive color mixture method that ﬁlters CMY

colors out of the light source. With the additive color mixture method, colors become

brighter as colors are added and due to an increase in energy, eventually turn white.

However, the opposite can be said for the subtractive color mixture method where

colors become darker and eventually turn black. JVC engineers thoroughly analyzed

the two methods and succeeded in developing an optimized picture display by

performing advanced processing using a built-in LSI. So this means that now what

was once difﬁcult to reproduce in the home environment such as the delicate textures

and nuances of ﬁlm can now be seen just like at a movie theater.

As the quality of projected images may vary slightly depending on the type of

screen and its RGB reﬂective characteristics, JVC’s new D-ILA projectors have

screen adjustment modes that allow users to select the optimum mode to match

screen characteristics for more natural and balanced color reproduction.

Both projectors incorporate the

HQV Reon-VX video processor

developed by Silicon Optix,

which features precision I/P

conversion and scaling with full

10-bit 4:4:4 signal processing.

DLA-HD950 / DLA-HD550

Full HD D-ILA Front Projectors

Fine-tuning Promises an Excellent Picture

JVC’s original picture modes

Screen Adjustment Mode

The high-performance 2x zoom lens with motorized

focus features a large-diameter lens system to ensure

the projection of full HD images with exceptional depth.

And to display the deepest black possible, this lens is

also equipped with a 16-step* lens aperture that enables

adjustment of brightness according to user preferences and

operating environments.

High Performance 2x motorized zoom lens

Advanced video processor

Conventional

Screen Adjustment mode turned off Screen Adjustment mode turned on

In Cinema 1 mode

Additive color mixture (RGB) Subtractive color mixture (CMY)

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DLA-HD550 DLA-HD950

Device 0.7inch D-ILA x3

Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels

Lens 2x motorized zoom & focus

f=21.4mm - 42.8mm F=3.2 - 4

Lens shift ±80% Vertical / ±34% Horizontal (motorized)

Projection size 60 - 200 inches

Light source lamp 200W UHP (lamp life: approx. 3,000 hours in Normal mode)

Brightness 1,000lm 900lm

Contrast ratio Native: 30,000:1 Native: 50,000:1

Terminals HDMI (ver.1.3) x2 HDMI (ver.1.3) x2

Component x1 (RCA) Component x1 (RCA) S-Video x1 (mini DIN) S-Video x1 (mini DIN) Composite x1 (RCA) Composite x1 (RCA) RS-232C (D-sub 9-pin) PC x1 (D-Sub 15-pin) Trigger x1 (mini jack) RS-232C (D-sub 9-pin)

Video input signal 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p 60/50, 1080i 60/50, 1080p 60/50/24

PC input Digital VGA/SVGA/XGA/WXGA/WXGA+/SXGA/WSXGA+/WUXGA

signal Analog

–

VGA/SVGA/XGA/WXGA/WXGA+/

SXGA/SXGA+/WSXGA+

Noise level 19dB (Normal mode)

Power requirement AC 110V-240V, 50/60 Hz

Power consumption 310W (Stand-by mode: 0.7W)

Dimensions (W x H x D) 14.37˝ x 6.58˝ x 18.82˝ / 365 x 167 x 478 mm

Weight 24.25 lbs. / 11.2kg

Z Specifications

The new 2009 D-ILA front projector models incorporate a number of

advanced technologies such as JVC’s proprietary D-ILA device, a wire-grid

optical engine, and high-performance lens. But what really differentiates JVC’s

D-ILA projectors from other projectors is that they do not employ a dynamic iris.

JVC’s D-ILA projectors instead use a ﬁxed aperture to eliminate unnecessary light

that can lower contrast levels, making possible some of the industry’s highest

native contrast ratios. Innovations such as these and many other superb features

enable the DLA-HD950 to achieve an exceptionally high native contrast ratio of

50,000:1*.

Enhanced brightness (extended white peak) and deeper, richer blacks (wide

dynamic range) ensure image reproduction that is vivid and full of depth, making

these projectors perfectly suited for viewing diverse content, such as movies and

music videos as well as live concert performances and sports programs.

* 30,000:1 for the DLA-HD550.

JVC’s D-ILA projectors are speciﬁcally designed to satisfy users who demand the very best in home cinema

entertainment by ensuring “true black” performance — clearly displaying all the smooth textures and delicate nuances

of an image even in the darker areas of a picture. These D-ILA projectors and their innovative technologies have earned

a well-deserved reputation for excellence worldwide, receiving a number of distinguished awards from the electronics

industry. With the new DLA-HD950 and DLA-HD550 D-ILA projectors, the dream of recreating the quality of lm in

movie theaters, at home, is now a step closer to reality.

JVC’s D-ILA Projectors

Taking your dreams a step closer to reality.

Exceptionally high contrast ratio Flexible and easy setup

Unrivalled picture quality

Conventional projector with dynamic iris JVC’s DLA- HD950

Clear Motion Drive technology successfully generates an accurate intermediate frame even for

images with fast-moving action by employing a high-precision interpolation algorithm that strengthens

the precision of picture-character detection. Whether the video signal source is 60 fps broadcasting

or 24 fps movie content, viewers can enjoy smoother and clearer images with reduced motion blurring

thanks to this unique interpolation technique that optimizes the number of frames.

Clear Motion Drive

In order to display TV broadcasts or commercially

available DVDs created using the 2-3 pull-down process,

the inverse telecine (reverse 2-3 pull-down) function found

on JVC’s D-ILA projectors re-converts the video source

back to a 24 fps signal and displays it at double speed or

48 fps, ensuring cinema-like viewing that is very faithful to

the original source.

Inverse telecine (reverse 2-3 pull down)

Conventional projector JVC projector with CMD

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Setting up the projector is easy as the ±80% vertical and ±34% horizontal

lens shift function is powered, allowing the picture to be moved horizontally or

vertically effortlessly via the remote controller.

And when positioning the projector outside of the lens shift coverage

area, the Digital Keystone function with ±30∞ vertical and ±40∞ horizontal

adjustment helps to make distorted images look more natural.

Also featured is a unique automatic lens cover that opens and closes with

power on/off to protect against dust, so even if the projector is installed up

on the ceiling, you’re assured of easy, trouble-free operation via the remote

controller.

The remote control unit for the new D-ILA projectors

has an attractive silver-gray color that adds appeal to its

performance. It also features well-positioned buttons for the

picture modes

(see page 3) and dir

ect input selector (HDMI

1, 2, Component, Video, S-video and PC), which help to

enhance user-friendly operation.

Direct input selector

and picture mode

buttons

Thanks to the enhanced efciency of the cooling system, fan noise has

been reduced to 19dB*, enabling the viewer to better concentrate on what’s

being shown on the screen even in a very quiet room.

* When lamp mode set to standard mode.

Newly designed remote control

Feature comparison

Quiet operation

Lens cover closed Lens cover open

The DLA-HD950 projector has been licensed with the ISF C3 (Certied

Calibration Controls) mode, enabling trained dealers to professionally calibrate

it to your choices of screen surface, lighting environments and video sources

and then securely store precision settings into the projector. This helps to ensure

reproduction of ﬁlm or video content accurate to the source and excellent picture

quality optimized for speciﬁc environments.

The DLA-HD950 projector features THX mode. This means the projector has

passed the THX Certied Display Program, which is a series of tests conducted

on display devices to verify the high deﬁnition display performance that home

theater enthusiasts demand today, ensuring that the projector will always deliver

superb picture quality faithful to the source.

Certiﬁed by ISF (Imaging Science Foundation)

Certiﬁed by THX

Highly regarded industry certications

Outstanding exibility and convenience

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DLA-HD550 DLA-HD950

Device 0.7inch D-ILA x3

Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels

Lens 2x motorized zoom & focus

f=21.4mm - 42.8mm F=3.2 - 4

Lens shift ±80% Vertical / ±34% Horizontal (motorized)

Projection size 60 - 200 inches

Light source lamp 200W UHP (lamp life: approx. 3,000 hours in Normal mode)

Brightness 1,000lm 900lm

Contrast ratio Native: 30,000:1 Native: 50,000:1

Terminals HDMI (ver.1.3) x2 HDMI (ver.1.3) x2

Video input signal 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p 60/50, 1080i 60/50, 1080p 60/50/24

PC input Digital VGA/SVGA/XGA/WXGA/WXGA+/SXGA/WSXGA+/WUXGA

signal Analog

–

VGA/SVGA/XGA/WXGA/WXGA+/

SXGA/SXGA+/WSXGA+

Noise level 19dB (Normal mode)

Power requirement AC 110V-240V, 50/60 Hz

Power consumption 310W (Stand-by mode: 0.7W)

Dimensions (W x H x D) 14.37˝ x 6.58˝ x 18.82˝ / 365 x 167 x 478 mm

Weight 24.25 lbs. / 11.2kg

Z Specifications

Projection distance chart External dimensions (mm)

Speciﬁcations

Side terminals Optional

DLA-HD950

DLA-HD550

User

replaceable lamp

DLA-HD950 DLA-HD550

u Top

u Bottom

u Front

u Right

Side

u Left

Side

*Projection distances are design specifications, so there is ±5% variation.

Minimum Maximum

Display size (16:9) Inches and (mm) Throw distance

Width Height Diagonal

Feet – Inch Meters Feet – Inch Meters

52 1/4 29 3/8 (747) 60 (1523) 5 – 10 1.78 12 – 0 3.66

60 33

/4 (857) 68 7/8 (1749) 6 – 8 1/4 2.05 13 – 9 1/2 4.20

70 39

/8 (1000) 80 3/8 (2040) 7 – 10 2.39 16 – 1 1/4 4.91

80 45 (1143) 91

/4 (2332) 8 – 11 3/4 2.74 18 – 5 5.61

90 50

/8 (1286) 103 1/4 (2623) 10 – 1 1/2 3.08 20 – 8 3/4 6.32

100 56

/4 (1429) 114 3/4 (2915) 11 – 3 1/4 3.43 23 – 1/2 7.02

110 61

/8 (1572) 126 1/4 (3206) 12 – 5 3.78 25 – 4 1/4 7.73

120 67

/2 (1715) 137 3/4 (3498) 13 – 6 3/4 4.13 27 – 8 1/4 8.44

130 73

/8 (1857) 149 1/8 (3789) 14 – 8 1/2 4.49 30 – 1/4 9.15

140 78

/4 (2000) 160 5/8 (4081) 15 – 10 1/2 4.84 32 – 4 9.86

150 84

/8 (2143) 172 1/8 (4372) 17 – 1/2 5.19 34 – 8 10.57

160 90 (2286) 183

/8 (4663) 18 – 2 1/2 5.55 37 – 1/4 11.28

170 95

/8 (2429) 195 1/8 (4955) 19 – 4 1/2 5.91 39 – 4 1/4 11.99

174

/4 98 (2490) 200 (5079) 19 – 10 1/2 6.06 40 – 4 1/4 12.30

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Notes:

• Projectors are equipped with a high-pressure mercury lamp, which may break, emitting a loud noise, when it is subjected to shock or after it has been used for some length of time.

• Please note that, depending on how the projector is used, there can be considerable difference between individual lamps regarding how many hours they will operate before

requiring replacement.

• An additional payment is required for installation of a new lamp, if necessary.

• The projector lamp requires periodic replacement and is not covered by warranty.

• Please be aware that because the D-ILA device is manufactured using highly advanced technologies, 0.01% or fewer of the pixels may be non-performing (always on or off).

• Design and specications are subject to change without notice. All pictures on this brochure are simulated.

• THX and the THX logo are trademarks of THX Ltd. which may be registered in some jurisdictions.

• ISF is a registered trademark of Imaging Science Foundation, Inc.

• HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Denition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

• All other brand or product names may be trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Any rights not expressly granted herein are reserved.