Sony VPD-LE100 User Manual

BID SPECIFICATION

FOR

DLP PROJECTORS

MODEL NUMBER

VPD-LE100

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CLEARLY SPECIFYING THE SONY PRODUCT IDENTIFIED ABOVE, AND ENSURING
THAT THE BUYER IS WELL INFORMED OF THE HIGH STANDARD OF
PERFORMANCE THAT IS TO BE EXPECTED OF A SONY PRODUCT. THE
INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS CURRENT AS OF JUNE 2002. PRODUCT
SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

SONY ELECTRONICS INC.

DISPLAY PRODUCTS GROUP

1 SONY DRIVE, MD S3D9

PARK RIDGE, NJ 07656

TEL# [phone], FAX# [phone]

1.0 General Information

The purpose of this information is to provide the specification for a product whose
primary purpose is the reproduction of video and / or computer graphics
information for one or more viewers.

This reproduction of this information is to be accomplished via a projection DLP
display. This document provides the minimum specifications for this device.

The performance comparison of displays is not only technical in nature, but is
also subjective to the user, when viewed in the final display environment. It is
recommended that devices meeting the requirements of this specification be
compared in the user’s application and environment, if possible.

2.0 Description

This product shall be classified as a large screen projection DLP display, or
graphics projector. This device shall be directly compatible with both video and
computer graphics sources, without the use of external devices to provide this
compatibility.

This device shall employ the use of three 1.1-inch Texas Instruments DMD chips
for optimum display of high-resolution sources.

This device shall employ a highly mobile design that can easily be ceiling
mounted using an optional bracket from the device manufacturer or from third
parties or desktop configured for projection booth use. Handles shall be an
integral part of the device for simplified transport. Stacking of multiple devices
shall be possible with the use of an optional stacker from a third party
manufacturer.

3.0 Source Compatibility / Suitability for Application

This device shall be directly compatible with the following sources:

NTSC Video (Composite and Y/C)
PAL Video (Composite and Y/C)
PAL-M Video (Composite and Y/C)
SECAM Video (Composite)
Modified NTSC 4.43 (Composite)
Component Video (50 and 60 Hz)
RGB Video (50 and 60 Hz)
FILM / 60P
480P (60Hz)
575P (50Hz)

720P (60Hz)
1035I (60 Hz)
1080I (50 and 60 Hz)
1080P (24 PsF)
VGA Computer Graphics (Modes 1, 2 and 3, 60 - 85 Hz)
VESA 800x600 Computer Graphics (56 - 85 Hz)
VESA 1024 x 768 Computer Graphics (43 – 85 Hz)
VESA 1152 x 864 Computer Graphics (70 – 75 Hz)
SUN 1152 x 900 Computer Graphics (65 – 76 Hz)
VESA 1280 x 1024 Computer Graphics (43 – 85 Hz)
VESA 1600 x 1200 Computer Graphics (60 - 75 Hz)
Mac 13” Computer Graphics
Mac 16” Computer Graphics
Mac 21” Computer Graphics

This device shall accept multi-scanning sources, with scan frequencies ranging
from 15 to 100 kHz Horizontally, and 40 to 120 Hz Vertically.

This device shall employ the use of a high performance interpolation circuit,
which regenerates a high-resolution sampling of the original signal by referring to
memorized waveform patterns to enhance image performance. This device shall
also employ the use of a 3-dimensional comb filter and 3-line filter for maximum
chrominance and luminance separation and to minimize dot interference and
cross color when viewing NTSC video sources.

This device shall have the ability to store and recall multiple memory presets for
various video and computer configurations.

4.0 User Interface / Controllability Information

Control of this device shall be accomplished through one of the following
methods:

Backlit, projector control panel
Wired / Wireless backlit projector remote control
Serial control jack for control by external control systems
Advanced serial control jack for control by external control systems
Advanced serial control jack for control by external signal switchers

All of these control methods shall be standard to the device, or available at an
additional charge if considered an optional accessory.

The projector control panel shall be recessed into the cabinet, and shall employ
the use of a backlight that activates when any button is pressed. The backlight
shall have a timeout function. The control panel shall activate multi-language on­screen menus, which navigate the operator through setup and configuration of