Sony VPL-FX40L User Manual

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Sony Product Bulletin
PJB 2, 1 October 2006 Product Information: VPL-FE40 (L) / VPL-FX40 (L)
VPL-FX40/FX40L & VPL-FE40/FE40L
Sony’s New BrightEra™ Inorganic
3-LCD XGA / SVGA+ Installation
Projectors
VPL-FX40 & VPL-FE40
VPL-FX40L & VPL-FE40L
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VPL-FE40/FE40L
The VPL-FE40 & VPL-FE40L are our first SVGA+ (1400x1059) resolution 0.79” Inorganic 3-LCD Panel installation projectors.
VPL-FX40/FX40L
The VPL-FX40 & VPL-FX40L are our XGA (1024x768) resolution 0.79” Inorganic 3-LCD Panel installation projectors that replace our successful VPL-PX41.
The VPL-PX41 will be discontinued in December.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction .......................................................4
2. New Inorganic 0.79” LCD Panel........................6
3. Target Markets & Applications..........................8
4. Product Positioning...........................................9
5. Features..........................................................10
6. Input / Output Diagram....................................12
7. Optional Accessories ......................................13
8. Pricing.............................................................13
9. Specifications..................................................14
10. Installation (Table Top).................................16
11. Installation (Ceiling Mount) ...........................18
12. Dimensions...................................................20
13. Preset Signals...............................................22
14. Competitive Analysis (VPL-FE40).................24
15. Competitive Analysis (VPL-FX40).................25
16. Remote Commander RM-PJ18.....................26
17. Network Presentation....................................27
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1. Introduction

These four new models are strategic to Sony’s overall direction to re-gain presence in the Pro AV Dealer / AV Distribution Channel. The VPL-FE40 model is specifically introduced to meet the growing demand for SXGA / SXGA+ resolution in the marketplace. Even through SXGA / SGXA+ resolution as been a niche market category for many years, the graph below clearly shows a growth in this category for the next four years; the reason for this sales increase, corporate customers and educational institutions looking to upgrade their current boardroom / auditorium projectors to the next generation of resolution.
The Sony VPL-FE40 and VPL-FE40L (Lens-less version), SXGA+ 4000Lm projectors are introduced to meet this growing demand.
Graph #1
220,000.00 200,000.00
0.3% 0.6% 1.5% 3.3% 4.3% 5.9% 7.9%
180,000.00 160,000.00
Price
140,000.00 120,000.00 100,000.00
80,000.00 60,000.00 40,000.00 20,000.00
0.00
Source: DTC Worldwide
3,515
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Key features of the VPL-FE40/FE40L
4000 ANSI Lumens**
SXGA+ (1400x1050) Native WXGA, Up to UXGA
Multi-input (5BNC, 2X RGB, HDMI (HDCP), RJ45 Network, RS232C and
Monitor out)
X3 Optional Lenses (3.8 – 10M @ 100”)
VPL-FE40L is the Lens-less version of the VPL-FE40
EMEA SXGA Market forecast
195,580
135,688
89,722
55,859
22,575
7,251
Chart used to represent market growth only.
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The 4000Lm, XGA market is too a growing market as shown in the graph #2. The VPL-FX40 and VPL-FX40L are introduced to support our Pro AV Dealers growth in this segment and ultimately grow Sony’s market share.
Graph #2
2006
1536
EMEA 4000-4999 XGA vs. SXGA Market
17751
2007
8230
39559
2008
2009
13793
91631
23733
162376
2010
40065
249630
Source: DTC Worldwide Graph used to indicate market ratio only
0 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 300000
XGA 40 00 t o 4999 SXGA 4000 t o 4999
Another reason for the growth of the SXGA / SXGA+ and XGA 4000Lm market is, of course, a matter of price. Graph #3 shows the continuous estimated price erosions of these two categories. The good news, customers are willing to pay a premium for the higher resolution of SXGA / SXGA+. (For Now)
Graph #3
SXGA & XGA Price Erosion
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Source: DTC Worldwide
C: XGA D: SXGA
Graph used to show price erosion comparison onl
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The VPL-FX40 replaces the successfully, and long running VPL-PX40 / PX41 Series. The VPL-FX40 has all the same features as the new VPL-FE40 but with native XGA (1024x768) resolution.
Key features of the VPL-PX40
4000 ANSI Lumens**
XGA (1024x768)
Multi-input (5BNC, 2X RGB, HDMI, Network, RS232C and Monitor out)
X3 Optional Lenses (3.8 – 10M @ 100”)
VPL-FX40L is the Lens-less version of the VPL-FX40

2. New Inorganic 0.79” LCD Panel

The VPL-FX40 & VPL-FE40 Installation Projectors are the first in our new line up to incorporate our new BrightEra™ Inorganic alignment layer 0.79” LCD Panels manufactured by Sony Panel Group.
This new 0.79” inorganic LCD HTTP panel provides three new advantages. Improved reliability - Ultra violet light more efficiently can pass through the
inorganic material that greatly increases panel life and quality.
U V
Organic
U V
Inorganic
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Improved reliability (Continued) It is not our position to actually disclose panel life improvements of the new BrightEra Inorganic 0.97” LCD Panel, but in same conditions the following chart explains the increase in reliability.
* Compared to the VPL-PX41 or VPL-CX63 in same conditions
Brighter & Competitive, Bigger aperture ratio – The new 0.79” Inorganic panel has an aperture ratio percentage improvement scale down of 70%. This means that more light can pass through the 0.79” panel allowing the four new projectors to produce 4000 ANSI Lm of brightness.
These Panels are the same Panels that are used in Sony’s new Bravia Rear projection Televisions.
This allows these four models to compete against current 0.99” Panel, 4000lm competitive models in the market today.
PX41 Panel New BrightEra Panel
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1F (Field) Inversion Drive, Less line Flickering – Incorporating the 1F field Inversion Drive instead of 1H Horizontal drive method, the individual pixels can be controlled better improving transmittance ratio (better brightness) and doubling drive from 60Hz to 120Hz greatly reducing line flicker.
1H Horizontal Inversion Drive 1F Field Inversion Drive

3. Target Markets & Applications

As mentioned in the Introduction, SXGA / SXGA+ Resolution projectors have been in the high-end application, niche markets for many years. Today, these markets are still viable and are a target market for the new VPL-FE40.
Specialist Applications - Simulation/Military (SXGA 4000+)
Simulation/training market is an increasing niche which often requires high resolution products.
Design/CAD/CAM (SXGA 4000+)
Presentation of CAD/CAM drawings or detailed ‘design stages’ often requires high levels of detail.
Medical (SXGA 4000+)
Opportunities exist for SXGA+ products within the medical market for showing patient detailed x-rays and within medical training Establishments (videoconferencing feeds of live operations).
Rental
Rental companies are looking to offer high resolution projector products to their growing customer base. Trade Shows (Medical, Aerospace, mapping etc)
On top of the niche applications and markets, as mentioned in the introduction, the corporate and education market wanting to upgrade their existing projectors to a higher resolution is the major reason for the increase of SXGA/SXGA+ products over the next four years.
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Target Markets & Applications (Continued)
Corporate
The Corporate market has a full range of different needs and applications for this category. Industries, such as Pharmaceuticals / Medical, Design / architects, were colour and detail is critical are prime markets.
Key Features: SXGA+ Resolution, 2 RGB Input, RS232C Connection, RJ45 Networking, Networking Presentations Low fan Noise, Off & Go, Direct Power On/Off, Password Protection, Panel Control Lock and Ceiling Mount capability
Please see feature section for complete explanation of features
Education (University)
The education market is the number one market for A/V Media equipment and projectors are the preferred devise to deliver this media content.
The education market is an early adopter to new technology and innovation. With growing classrooms and expanding course options, there is a real need for High resolution Projector in the classroom and auditoriums.
Key Features: SXGA+ Resolution, 2 RGB Input, RS232C Connection, RJ45 Networking, Networking Presentations Low fan Noise, Off & Go, Direct Power On/Off, Password Protection, Panel Control Lock and Ceiling Mount capability

4. Product Positioning

The VPL-FX40 is a direct replacement for the VPL-PX41. The VPL-FE40 is introduced as a new category targeted to the growing SXGA / SXGA+ market.
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5. Features

5.1 LCD Technology
Sony Inorganic 0.79 Inch TFT LCD Panels (X3)
Better Light Efficiency Better Colour reproduction Colour Reproduction on Screen
Using the new Inorganic 0.79” HTPS LCD Panels (X3) the four
4000
new models can produce 4000ANSI Lumens for clear, bright & crisp images every time and in any environment.
2X RGB for flexible connections, 5BNC And HDMI to connect to digital RGB equipment equipped with HDMI(HDCP), RS232C port for management and control, Network RJ45 for management, maintenance and presentation*, Video in, S Video / Composite Video,
udio 2x Stereo Mini Jack
The Projector can display the same image simultaneously on a desk top display so the user / professor can face the audience and still view the content on the screen behind.
Quite operation 28dB / 35dB ensures that the audience will not be distracted by fan noise.
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The fan continues to cool the new models after the power supply is removed, enabling users to unplug the projector immediately after use, without damaging the lamp or optics. Other projectors need to remain connected to the power supply to cool the projector after use.
All four new models can be set to skip the standby mode, so that it can be turned on / off directly using a main switch.
Password Protection stops unwanted use. When activated, a password is required to use the projector. Image is not project until the password is entered. If Lost – call Sony Service can retrieve.
Control Panel Lock is another security feature. This function locks the control panel to prevent unauthorised or unintentional use of the controls. This function can use on or off.
Horizontal & Vertical Flexibility available and controlled via the projector and the remote commander
3 New Bayonet Optional Lenses (VPL-FE40 & VPL-FX40 comes with standard lens) for a 3.8 to 10M throw for a 100” diagonal screen. 1.6M throw for rear projection.
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12-bit 3D Gamma Correction – These projectors incorporate 12-Bit 3D Gamma Correction circuitry to perform highly accurate gamma correction, achieving image colour and brightness that reach right to the corners of the images
The new FX40 & FE40 is equipment with a HDMI interface that supports both video and audio on a single digital connection. The HDMI supports HDCP, High Band-width Digital Content Protection, a copy protection technology that incorporates coding content for digital video signals
The new FX40 & FE40 are registered with the Sony environmental affairs as worthy products for the Eco-Info Mark. These products are environmentally friendly.

6. Input / Output Diagram

S Video / Video In / Audio
Monitor Out / Audio
RGB 15Pin / Audio
Control S
5 BNC / AudioRS232
HDMI HDCP
RJ45
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7. Optional Accessories

LMP-F270 Ultra High Pressure Replacement Lamp, 190W with 1500 Hours in Standard Mode, 2500 in Low Mode.
PSS-620NL, Projector bracket mount.
Optional Bayonet Lenses
Actual Lenses are different
Standard VPLL-1008 Zoom X 1.3 Fixed X 1.45 X 1.6 Throw Ratio 1.875-2.83:1 0.78:1 2.38-3.26:1 3.24-4.45:1 F 1.66 - 2.18 2.0 2.0 - 2.3 2.0 - 2.4 f Number (mm) 30.6 - 39.7 13.1 37.8 - 54.3 52.6 - 84.2 Screen Size 40 - 600" 30 - 300" 40 - 600" 40 - 600" Shift V 1/2 V - 1/2 V 1/2 V H 1/10 H - 1/10 H 1/10 H
Dimensions ­W X H X D (mm)
Weight - 1500g 1140g 1140g
130 x 130 x
243
VPLL-
0Z1024
97 x 87 x
180
VPLL-Z1032
97 x 87 x
182

8. Pricing

Model Description Tentative SRP Price VPL-FE40 SXGA+ 4000Lm € 4,734.00 VPL-FE40L SXGA+ 4000Lm w/out standard lens € 4,450.00 VPL-FX40 XGA 4000Lm € 3,526.00 VPL-FX40L XGA 4000Lm w/out standard lens € 3,237.00 LMP-F270 Ultra High Pressure Lamp € 550.00 PSS-620 Ceiling Mount € 193.00
SRP (Suggested Retail Price) May differ in countries. Pricing subject to change without notice
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9. Specifications

Specification subject to change without notice
SPECIFICATIONS
Optical
Signals
Model Name
Projector System 3 Inorganic LCD panels, 1 lens projection system
LCD Panel Projector Lens Approx 1.3 Times zoom lens (powered) f=30.6 39.7mm f1.66 to 2.18 Throw Distance 80" Screen 3.0 to 3.9 m 100" Screen 3.8 to 4.8 m Lamp 275W Ultra High Pressure lamp Lamp Life 1500Hr (Lamp mode: High) 2500Hr (Lamp mode: Standard) Screen Coverage 40 to 600 inches (measured Diagonally) Light Output / ANSI Lumens 4000Lm (lamp mode: High / 3200Lm (lamp mode: Standard) Contrast 700:1
Colour System NTSC3.58, PAL, SECAM, NTSC4.43, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL60 system
Resolution Acceptable Computer Signal fH : 19 to 92kHz, fV : 48 to 92Hz (up to UXGA (fV 60Hz))
0.79” TFT Sony LCD Panel 4410,0006 (1400 X 1050) X3
VPL-FE40 VPL-FX40
0.79” TFT Sony LCD Panel 2,359,296 (1024 X 768) X3
Video : 750 TV lines
RGB : 1400 x 1050 pixels
Video : 750 TV lines
RGB : 1024 x 768 pixels
General
Composite Video, Y/C Video, 15kRGB 50/60Hz, Progressive Component 50/60Hz, DTV (480/60i, 575/50i, 480/60p, 575/50p, 720/60p, 720/60p
Acceptable Video Signal
720/50p, 1080/60i, 1080/50i, 1080/60p, 1080/50p)
Dimensions (WxHxD) Mass
Power Requirements AC 100 to 240V, 4.1 – 1.7A 50/60Hz Power Consumption Max: 400W, Standby: 15W(Standby mode: Standard) / 0.5W (low) Heat Dissipation 1365 BTU Fan Noise 35dB (lamp mode: High) / 28dB (Lamp mode: Low) Keystone Correction Range Max +/- 30 degrees vertically Speaker 1.8W x 2, Stereo Operating Temperature 0 to 35 C degrees (32 to 95 F degrees) Operating Humidity 35 to 85% (no condensation) Storage Temperature -20 to 60 C degrees (-4 to 140 F degrees) Storage Humidity 10 to 90%
532 x 145 x 352 mm (21 x 5 4/4 x 13 7/8 inches)
(without projection parts)
Approx 9.8Kg / 21ib 1 oz (FE40/FX40)
Approx 9.0Kg / 19lb 13 oz (FE40L/FX40L)
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Specifications (Continued)
SPECIFICATIONS
Interfaces
Safety Regulations
Supplied Access.
Optional Access.
Model Name
Video Inputs Composite Video Phono S Video Y/C Mini DIN 4-pin Audio Phono (2)
Input A Audio Stereo mini jack Input B RGB Analogue RGB : HD D-sub 15-pin (female) Audio Stereo mini jack Input C RGB/Component Analogue RGB : HD D-sub 15-pin (female) Audio Stereo mini jack Input D RGB/Component Digital RGB/Y CB (PB) CR (PR) : HDMI (HDCP) Input E Network RJ-45 : 10BASE – T/100BASE-TX Output RGB Analogue RGB : HD D-sub 15-pin (female) Audio Stereo mini jack (variable out) Remote RS-232C D-sub 9 pin (female)
Control S IN Control S IN / plug in power : Stereo mini jack
Remote Commander RM-PJ18 Size AA (R6) batteries (2) for Remote Commander Lens cap (1) (FE40/FX40 Only) Lens Hole Cover (1) (FE40L/FX40L Only) HD D-sub 15-pin cable (1-791-992-xx) Air Filter for replacement Security Label CD-ROM (Operating Instructions, Application Software) Quick Reference Manual Safety Regulations AC Power Cord (1) Warranty Card (outside of box)
Optional projection Lens VPLL-1008 (0.78:1) Optional projection Lens VPLL-Z1024 (2.38-3.26:1) Optional projection Lens VPLL-Z1032 (3.24-4.95:1)
Projector Lamp (for replacement)
Ceiling Mount PSS-620NL
Specifications subject to change without notice
RGB / Component
LMP-F270
VPL-FE40 VPL-FX40
Analogue RGB / HD D-sub 15-pin (female)
UL 60950-1, CSA C22.2 No.60950-1, FCC Class A, IC Class A, CE (LVD: EN60950-1 (DEMKO), EMC: EN55022 Class A + EN55024, EN61000-3-2+ EN61000­3-3), EN55022 Class A 9AUS EMC)
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10. Installation (Table Top)

Standard Lens Throw Calculations
SS 40 60 80 100 120 150 180 200 250 300 400 500 600
1480 2260 3030 3810 4580 5740 6900 7680 9610 11550 15420 19290 23160
58
N
1/4
a
b
c
d N
1900 2880 3860 4840 5820 7290 8760 9740 12190 14640 19540 24440 29350
74
M
4/5
X-
305 X-457 X-610 X-762 X-914 X-1143 X-1372 X-1524 X-1905
N
x-12 x-18 x-24 x-30 x-36 x-45 x-54 x-60
M X-0
X-
392 X-545 X-697 X-850 X-1002
x-15
N
1/2
M X-88 (3 1/2)
81 122 163 203 244 305 366 406 508 610 813 1016 1219
3 1/5 4 4/5 6 3/7 8 9 3/5 12 14 2/5 16 20 24 32 40 48
89
113
2/5
x-21
1/2
119
2/7
152
x-27
1/2
150
190
5/9
x-33
1/2
180
1/3
229
1/7
x-39
1/2
226
287
X1231
x-48
1/2
271
2/3
344
7/8
1459 X-1612 X-1993 X-2374 x-57
1/2
302
1/3
383
1/2
X-
x-63
1/2
378
1/3
480
x-75
1/2
x-78
1/2
454
5/7
576
3/8
X2286
x-90
1/2
x-93
1/2
759
4/9
607
769
2/7
3048 X-3810 X-4572
x-120
1/2
X3136 X3898
x-123
1/2
962
1/5
X-
x-150
1/2
x-153
1/2
911
4/5
1155
1/2
x180
1/2
X-
4660
x-183
1/2
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Installation Table Top (Continued)
VPLL-1008 Lens Throw Calculations
SS 60 80 100 120 150 180 200 250 300
930 1260 1590 1930 2420 2920 3250 4080 4910
36
49
a b X-0 c x-88 (3 1/2)
3/5
3/5
62
3/5
76
95
2/7
115 128
160
5/8
193
1/3
VPLL-Z1024 Lens Throw Calculation
SS 40 60 80 100 120 150 180 200 250 300 400 500 600
1880 2860 3850 4840 5820 7300 8780 9770 12230 14700 19630 24570 29500
N
a
M
N
b
M X-0
N
c
M X-88 (3 1/2)
d N
112
151
190
229
3/5
4/7
207
7/8
1/2
5/9
261
x-33
1/2
x-39
74
2590 3950 5280 6630 7970 9990 12000 13350 16700 20060 26780 33500 40220
155
1/2
102
X-
305 X-457 X-610 X-762 X-914 X-1143 X-1372 X-1524 X-1905
x-12 x-18 x-24 x-30 x-36 x-45 x-54 x-60
X-
392 X-545 X-697 X-850 X-1002
x-15
x-21
1/2
81 122 163 203 244 305 366 406 508 610 813 1016 1219
3 1/5 4 4/5 6 3/7 8 9 3/5 12 14 2/5 16 20 24 32 40 48
x-27
1/2
1/7
313
7/9
1/2
287
2/5
393
1/3
X1231
x-48
1/2
345
2/3
472
4/9
1459 X-1612 X-1993 X-2374 x-57
1/2
384
2/3
525
3/5
X-
x-63
1/2
481
1/2
657
1/2
x-75
1/2
x-78
1/2
578
3/4
789
3/4
X2286
x-90
1/2
x-93
1/2
772
5/6
1054
1/3
3048 X-3810 X-4572
x-120
1/2
X3136 X3898
x-123
1/2
967
1161
1/3
1318
8/9
X-
x-150
1/2
x-153
1/2
3/7
1583
1/2
x180
1/2
X-
4660
x-183
1/2
VPLL-Z1032 Lens Throw Calculation
SS 40 60 80 100 120 150 180 200 250 300 400 500 600
2550 3890 5240 6580 7930 9950 11970 13310 16670 20040 26760 33490 40220
100
153
N
2/5
a
b
c
d N
3940 5980 8020 10060 12090 15150 18210 20240 25340 30430 40620 50810 60990
155
M
1/8
X-
305 X-457 X-610
N
x-12 x-18 x-24 x-30 x-36 x-45 x-54 x-60
M X-0
X-
392 X-545 X-697
x-15
N
1/2
M X-88 (3 1/2)
81 122 163 203 244 305 366 406 508 610 813 1016 1219
3 1/5 4 4/5 6 3/7 8 9 3/5 12 14 2/5 16 20 24 32 40 48
1/7
235
3/7
x-21
1/2
206
2/7
315
3/4
X-762 X-914
X-850
x-27
1/2
259
396 476
x-33
1/2
312
1/5
X-
1002
x-39
1/2
391
3/4
596
1/2
X-
1143 X-1372 X-1524 X-1905
X1231
x-48
1/2
471 1/4
717
1459 X-1612 X-1993 X-2374
x-57
1/2
524
796
6/7
X-
x-63
1/2
656
2/7
997
2/3
x-75
1/2
x-78
1/2
789
1198
X2286
x-90
1/2
x-93
1/2
1053
1599
3048 X-3810 X-4572 x-120
X3136 X3898
x-123
1/2
1/5
X-
1/2
1/2
1318
1/2
2000
2/5
x-150
1/2
x-153
1/2
1583
1/2
2401
1/6
x180
1/2
X-
4660 x-183
1/2
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11. Installation (Ceiling Mount)

Standard Lens Throw Calculations
SS 40 60 80 100 120 150 180 200 250 300 400 500 600
1480 2260 3030 3810 4580 5740 6900 7680 9610 11550 15420 19290 23160
N
58 1/4 89
a
b
d N
x
1900 2880 3860 4840 5820 7290 8760 9740 12190 14640 19540 24440 29350
M
74 4/5 N c +85 (c + 34/4) M c + 91 (c+ 3 5/8)
81 122 163 203 244 305 366 406 508 610 813 1016 1219
3 1/5 4 4/5 6 3/7 8 9 3/5 12 14 2/5 16 20 24 32 40 48
N c + 85 (c + 3 3/4)
c +
390
c + 15 M
3/5
113
2/5
c +
542
c + 21
1/3
119
2/7
152
c +
695
c + 27
1/3
150
190
5/9
c +
847
c + 33
1/3
180
1/3
229
1/7
c +
999
c + 39
1/3
226
287
c +
1228
c + 48
1/3
271
2/3
344
7/8
c +
1457
c + 57
1/3
302
1/3
383
1/2
c +
1609
c + 63
1/3
378
1/3
480
c +
1990
c + 78
1/3
454
5/7
576
3/8
c +
2371
c + 93
1/3
607 759 4/9 911 4/5
769 2/7 962 1/5
c +
3133
c + 123
1/3
c +
3895
c + 153
1/3
18
1155
1/2
c +
4657
c + 183
1/3
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Installation Ceiling Mount (Continued)
VPLL-Z1024 Lens Throw Calculation
SS 40 60 80 100 120 150 180 200 250 300 400 500 600
1880 2860 3850 4840 5820 7300 8780 9770 12230 14700 19630 24570 29500
N
74
a
b
d N
x
2590 3950 5280 6630 7970 9990 12000 13350 16700 20060 26780 33500 40220
M
102
N c +85 (c + 34/4)
M c + 91 (c+ 3 5/8)
81 122 163 203 244 305 366 406 508 610 813 1016 1219
3 1/5 4 4/5 6 3/7 8 9 3/5 12 14 2/5 16 20 24 32 40 48
N c + 85 (c + 3 3/4)
c +
390
c + 15
M
3/5
VPLL-Z1032 Lens Throw Calculation
SS 40 60 80 100 120 150 180 200 250 300 400 500 600
2550 3890 5240 6580 7930 9950 11970 13310 16670 20040 26760 33490 40220
100
N
2/5
a
b
d N
x
3940 5980 8020 10060 12090 15150 18210 20240 25340 30430 40620 50810 60990
155
M
1/8
N c +85 (c + 34/4)
M c + 91 (c+ 3 5/8)
81 122 163 203 244 305 366 406 508 610 813 1016 1219
3 1/5 4 4/5 6 3/7 8 9 3/5 12 14 2/5 16 20 24 32 40 48
N c + 85 (c + 3 3/4)
c +
390
c + 15
M
3/5
112
3/5
155
1/2
c +
542
c + 21
1/3
153
1/7
235
3/7
c +
542
c + 21
1/3
151
4/7
207
7/8
c +
695
c + 27
1/3
206
2/7
315
3/4
c +
695
c + 27
1/3
190 5/9
261
c +
847
c + 33
1/3
259
396 476
c +
847
c + 33
1/3
229
1/7
313
7/9
c +
999
c + 39
1/3
312
1/5
c +
999
c + 39
1/3
287
2/5
393
1/3
c +
1228
c + 48
1/3
391 3/4
596 1/2
c +
1228
c + 48
1/3
345
2/3
472
4/9
c +
1457
c + 57
1/3
471
1/4
717
c +
1457
c + 57
1/3
384
2/3
525
3/5
c +
1609
c + 63
1/3
524
796
6/7
c +
1609
c + 63
1/3
481
1/2
657
1/2
c +
1990
c + 78
1/3
656
2/7
997
2/3
c +
1990
c + 78
1/3
578
3/4
789
3/4
c +
2371
c + 93
1/3
789
1198
c +
2371
c + 93
1/3
772 5/6 967 1/3
1054
1/3
c +
3133
c + 123
1/3
1053
1/2
1599
1/5
c +
3133
c + 123
1/3
1318
8/9
c +
3895
c + 153
1/3
1318
1/2
2000
2/5
c +
3895
c + 153
1/3
1161
3/7
1583
1/2
c +
4657
c + 183
1/3
1583
1/2
2401
1/6
c +
4657
c + 183
1/3
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12. Dimensions

Front
Bottom
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Side
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13. Preset Signals

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Preset Signals (Continued)
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14. Competitive Analysis (VPL-FE40)

Model Number
Sony
VPL-FE40 CP-SX1350 WD2000 LP860 5100 SX6
Hitachi Mitsubishi Infocus DELL Canon
Panel / Lamp
Panel / Size Resolution Lamp Lamp Life
General
Brightness Contrast Dimensions
Weight Power Cons. Fan Noise
Lens
Zoom & Focus Shift Shift (V&H) Optional Lenses
Interface
HD D-Sub 15 5BNC
Digital
Network
Control Presentation
Other
Lens Centre Lamp Access Filter Access Direct On / Off Tilt Free w/o Lens Model
Warranty
0.79" HTPC (Inorganic)
SXGA+ SXGA+ WXGA SXGA+ SXGA+ SXGA+
275W 310W 300W
1500 / 2500 2000 up to 5000
4000 / 3200 3500 3000
700/1 650/1 2000/1
523x145x352 420x150x310 430x166x425 NA 330x114x262 226x114x336
21x5.7x13.9 16.5x6.3x12.6 16.9x6.5x13 NA 13x2.4x10.3 8.9x4.5x13.2
9.8Kg / 21.6lbs 7.6Kg / 17lbs 8.8Kg / 18.8lbs 400 (0.5W) 470 (-W) 420W (-W)
35 / 28dB 38 / 42dB 32 / 27dB
Power Power Power Power Manual Power Power NA Power Power NA NA
Yes NA Yes Yes NA NA
Yes (3) Yes (4) Yes (4) Yes (4) NA NA
X2 X1 X1 X1 X1 X1
X1 X1 X1 X1 X1 NA
X1 (HDMI, HDCP) X1 (M1-D,-) Yes (DVI,HDCP)
X2 (RJ45,
RS232C)
Yes (RJ45) NA NA
Yes NA Yes
Side access Top Bottom Bottom Bottom Bottom
Front Access Side Not required
Yes NA Yes Yes NA NA Yes NA NA
3 Years Prime
Support
0.99" HTPS 0.65 DMD 0.99" HTPS 0.95 DMD 0.7 LCOS
Yes (RJ45) Yes (RJ45)
Not listed
3 Year / 90 Days
Lamp
320W 300W 270W
1500 2200 / 1700 Not specified
3500 / 2800 3300 3500 / 2800
750/1 2500/1 1000/1
7.7Kg / 17lb 3.7Kg / 5.2lbs 4.7Kg / 4lbs 430W (-W) 400 (13W) 335W (-W)
40dB 37 / 31dB 35 / 31dB
Yes ( DVI, M1,
HDCP)
Yes (RJ45,
RS232C)
NA NA NA
No No No
NA - Bottom NA NA NA NA NA NA
No NA NA
2 Years / 90 Days
Lamp
x2 (M1,HDMI) Yes (Dvi,HDCP)
Yes (RJ45, Mini-DIN
RS232)
2 Years / 90 days lamp 3 Years / 90 Lamp
Comparison chart used for guideline only. Sony is not responsible for any changes to competitor’s models or specifications.
Please Note: Be aware of Contrast and Lamp Life Hours specification. These specs can be miss-leading.
NA
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15. Competitive Analysis (VPL-FX40)

Model
Number
Sony
VPL-FX40 NP2000 X608 XG-C430X 6100i PB8263 PT-D3500 XD2000
NEC Hitachi Sharp Epson BenQ Panasonic Mitsubishi
Panel / Lamp
Panel / Size Resolution Lamp Lamp Life
General
Brightness Contrast
Dimensions
Weight Power Cons. Fan Noise
Lens
Zoom & Focus Shift Shift (V&H)
Optional Lenses
Interface
HD D-Sub 15 5BNC
Digital
Network
Control Presentation
Other
Lens Centre Lamp Access Filter Access Direct On / Off Tilt Free
w/o Lens Model
Warranty
** ANSI is the standard measurement developed by the American National Standards Institute
Please Note: Be aware of Contrast and Lamp Life Hours specification. These specs can be miss-leading.
0.79" HTPC (Inorganic)
XGA XGA XGA XGA XGA XGA XGA XGA
275W 300W 285W
1500 / 2500
4000 / 3200 4000 4000
700/1 800/1 1000/1 (Iris)
523x145x352 399x150x258 418x139x319 325x102x279 465x146x340 320x106x236 332x168x425 430x166x42
21x5.7x13.9 15.7x14x5.9 16.5x12.6x5.5 12.8x11x4 18.3x5.8x13.4 12.6x4.2x9.3 13.1x6.6x16.7 16.9x6.5x13
9.8Kg /
21.6lbs
400 (0.5W) 435 (16W) 460W (-W)
35 / 28dB 35 / 30dB 35 / 28dB
Power Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Power Power Power Manual Manual NA NA NA Manual Power
Yes Yes Yes NA NA NA Yes Yes
Yes (3) Yes (5) Yes (4) Yes (3) NA NA Yes (5) Yes (4)
X2 X1 X2 X2 x2 (M1,HDMI) X1 X1 X1
X1 X1 NA NA Na NA X1 X1
X1 (HDMI,
HDCP)
X2 (RJ45,
RS232C)
Yes (RJ45)
Yes NA NA
Side access Side Top Side Top - Back Bottom
Front Access Side Side
Yes Yes Yes Yes NA NA
Yes NA NA
0.8" HTPS 0.8" HTPS 0.8" HTPS 0.8" HTPS 0.7 DMD
Not Specified Not Specified 2000 / 3000 3000 / 2500 2000 / 3000 Not Specified 5000
7.1Kg /
7.3Kg / 16lbs
X1 (DVI,
HDCP)
Yes (RJ45,
WL)
Yes (RJ45,
WL)
15.6lbs
Yes
(M1D,HDCP)
Yes (RJ45,
WL)
Yes (RJ45,
WL)
0.7 DMD 0.7 DMD
275W 230W 300W 300W 300W
4000 / 3200 3500 4000 3500 3501
450/1 500/1 2000/1 1600/1 2000/1
4.9Kg /
10.8lbs
375W (6W) 330W (0.4W) 495W (-W) 410W (10W) 420W (-W)
36 / 30dB 39 / 33dB 34 / 31dB 33 / 29dB 32 / 27dB
Yes (
DVI,HDCP)
Yes (RJ45) Yes (RJ45) NA Yes (RJ45) Yes (RJ45)
NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA NA Yes Yes
Bottom Side - Back Not Required
NA Yes NA Yes Yes NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA
7Kg / 15.4lbs 3.6 / 7.9lbs 7.9Kg / 17.4lbs
X1 (DVI,
Na Yes (DVI)
HDCP)
8.8Kg /
18.8lbs
X1 (DVI,
HDCP)
5
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16. Remote Commander RM-PJ18

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17. Network Presentation

Both models will incorporate Sony’s new Network Presentation capability using the popular AirShot™ Wireless technology. We have taken our AirShot technology one step further. With the new VPL-PE40 & VPL-PX40 the presenter has the ability to send their presentation wirelessly, to a network access point, or directly form their PC to the projector. If the presenter is on the network they can access the projector remotely.
Difference in capability
100 PC Computers can be set up to access the projector from the network
5 Projectors can simultaneously project an image from one PC
A Full Instruction guide “How to Set Up & Use” will be come available at time of Launch
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