Sony VPL-VW298 Users guide

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视频投影机

5-031-134-71 (1)

使⽤说明书

使⽤产品前请仔细阅读本书和附带的快速参考⼿册，并请妥善保管。

VPL-VW298

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⽬录

控制器的位置

前⾯ / 右侧 ...................3

后⾯ / 左侧 / 底部 .............4

遥控器 .......................5

连接和准备

安装本产品 ...................6

调整图像位置 .................6

连接⾄视频设备或电脑 ........ 10

投影

投影图像 ....................12

关闭电源 ................. 12

观看 3D 影像 .................13

使⽤ 3D 眼镜 .............. 13

根据视频信号选择纵横⽐ ...... 14

选择图像观看模式 ............ 17

使⽤菜单

通过菜单操作 ................18

图像设定菜单 ................20

屏幕设定菜单 ................26

设置菜单 ....................28

功能设定菜单 ................30

被设定锁定功能锁定的

项⽬ ...................32

安装设定菜单 ................33

信息菜单 ....................36

有关预设存储器 ........... 36

使⽤⽹络功能

通过⽹络浏览器显⽰本机的控制

窗⼝ .......................37

操作控制窗⼝ ................38

切换页⾯ .................38

设定访问限制 .............38

确认本机相关信息 .........39

错误处理

故障排除 ....................40

警告指⽰灯 ..................43

信息⼀览表 ..................44

其他

更新软件 ....................45

关于 HDR （⾼动态范围） .......45

关于模拟 3D 功能 .............45

更换投影灯 ..................45

清洁 ........................48

规格 ........................49

预设信号 .................50

输⼊信号和可调整 / 设定

项⽬ ....................52

兼容的 3D 信号 ............53

3D 信号和可调整 / 设定

项⽬ ....................53

纵横⽐模式 ...............55

Motionflow ...............55

可调整 / 设定项⽬的存储

条件 ....................56

投影距离和镜头移位范围 ......58

尺⼨ ........................62

本产品所使⽤软件的声明和

许可 .......................66

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控制器的位置

前⾯ / 右侧

警告指⽰灯

a ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯（第 43 页）

b WARNING 指⽰灯（第 43 页）

端⼦

c LAN接⼝（第37页）

d HDMI 1/HDMI 2 接⼝（第 10 页）

e TRIGGER 接⼝（第 33 页）

f IR IN 接⼝

输⼊信号以控制本机。

g REMOTE 接⼝

连接到电脑等，⽤于遥控。

h USB接⼝（第45页）

其他

i 投影灯盖（第 45 页）

j 通风孔（排⽓）

k 通风孔（进⽓）（第 47 页）

l 遥控探测器（第 6 页）

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后⾯ / 左侧 / 底部

控制⾯板上的按钮名称与遥控器上的相同。

控制⾯板

a ?/1（开机 / 待机）按钮（第 7 页）

b INPUT 按钮（第 12 页）

c MENU 按钮（第 18 页）

d M/m/</, （箭头）/ （确

定）按钮（第 18 页）

e LENS 按钮（第 6 页）

其他

f 遥控探测器（第 6 页）

g 通风孔（进⽓）（第 47 页）

h 交流输⼊插孔（第 7 页）

i 投影机悬挂⽀架安装孔（第 63 页）

j 前撑脚（可调节）（第 9 页）

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遥控器

a LIGHT 按钮

照亮遥控器上的按钮。

b 红外发射器

c ?/1（开机 / 待机）按钮（第 7 页）

d INPUT 按钮（第 12 页）

e CALIBRATED PRESET 按钮（第 17

页）

f PATTERN按钮（第7页）

g RESET 按钮（第 19 页）

h M/m/</, （箭头）/ （确

定）按钮（第 18 页）

i MENU 按钮（第 18 页）

j MOTIONFLOW 按钮（第 21 页）

k ASPECT 按钮（第 14 页）

l COLOR SPACE 按钮（第 24 页）

m COLOR TEMP 按钮（第 22 页）

n GAMMA CORRECTION 按钮（第 23 页）

o 3D 按钮（第 13 页）

p COLOR CORRECTION 按钮（第 23 页）

q REALITY CREATION 按钮（第 21 页）

r CONTRAST ENHANCER 按钮（第 21

页）

s SHARPNESS +/- 按钮（第 22 页）

t CONTRAST +/- 按钮（第 22 页）

u BRIGHTNESS +/- 按钮（第 22 页）

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连接和准备

安装本产品

本机与屏幕之间的安装距离根据屏幕尺⼨不同或是否使⽤镜头移位功能⽽异。安装本机时使其符合屏幕尺⼨。有关本机和屏幕之间的距离（投影距离）和所投影视频尺⼨的详细内容，请参见 “投影距离和镜头移位范围”（第 58 页）。

1 将本机放置在镜头与屏幕平⾏的位

置。

顶视图

屏幕

调整图像位置

在屏幕上投影影像，然后调整图像位置。

遥控探测器

2 将影像投影在屏幕上并进⾏调整，

使影像匹配于屏幕（第 6 页）。

注意

当在不平整的表⾯上使⽤屏幕时，根据屏幕与本机之间的距离或变焦放⼤倍数的不同，偶尔可能会在屏幕上出现条纹图案。这并⾮本机的故障。

提⽰

• 在本机侧⾯板上的 ?/1 （开机 / 待

机）、INPUT、MENU、和 M/m/</,/

（控制杆）按钮与遥控器上的相应按钮具有相同功能。LENS 按钮的作⽤与遥控器上的 PATTERN 按钮的作⽤相同。

• 当调节镜头时，每按⼀次本机上的 LENS 按钮，镜头调节功能会在 “透镜焦点”、“透镜变点”和 “透镜移位” 之间切换。

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注意

根据本机安装位置的不同，您可能⽆法使⽤遥控器控制本机。此种情况下，请将遥控器指向本机或屏幕的遥控探测器。

1 将交流电源线连接⾄本机之后，请

将交流电源线插⼊墙上的电源插座。

ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯以红⾊点亮，同时本机进⼊待机模式。

以红⾊点亮。

2 按 ?/1 （开机 / 待机）按钮接通本

机电源。

ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯以绿⾊闪烁，然后以绿⾊点亮。

以绿⾊闪烁数⼗秒钟，然后以绿⾊点亮。

3 调整对焦。

反复按 PATTERN 按钮显⽰透镜焦点调整窗⼝（测试图案）。然后通过按 M/m/</, 按钮调整图像的对焦。

提⽰

• 当安装设定菜单上的 “透镜控制” 设定为 “关”时，⽆法调节镜头

（FOCUS、ZOOM 或 SHIFT）（第 33

页）。

• 当功能设定菜单上的 “测试图案” 设定为 “关”时，不显⽰测试图案

（第 31 页）。

注意

使⽤遥控器或本机控制⾯板上的按钮调节镜头。切勿通过直接⽤⼿转动镜头进⾏调节，否则可能会造成本机损坏或故障。

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4 调整图像尺⼨。

反复按 PATTERN 按钮显⽰透镜变点调整窗⼝（测试图案）。然后通过按 M/m/</, 按钮调整图像的尺⼨。

要使图像变⼤时，按 M/,。要使图像变⼩时，按 m/<。

5 调整图像位置。

反复按 PATTERN 按钮显⽰透镜移位调整窗⼝（测试图案）。然后通过按 M/m/</, 按钮调整图像的合适位置。

要调整⽔平⽅向的位置时

按 </,。

以镜头中央为中⼼，投影在屏幕上的图像最⼤可向右或向左移动屏幕宽度的 31%。

顶视图

31% 31%1屏幕宽

：可向左移动图像的最⼤位置：可向右移动图像的最⼤位置

提⽰

每次按按钮时，测试图案消失。

注意

当调整窗⼝位置时，请勿触摸镜头装置，否则⼿指可能会被活动部件夹住。

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要调整垂直⽅向的位置时

按 M/m。

以镜头中央为中⼼，投影在屏幕上的图像最⼤可向上移动屏幕⾼度的 85% 或向下移动 80%。

侧视图

85%

1屏幕⾼

80%

：可向上移动图像的最⼤位置：可向下移动图像的最⼤位置

注意

只能在下图所⽰的⼋⾓形区域范围内移动投影在屏幕上的图像。有关详细说明，请参见 “投影距离和镜头移位范围”（第 58 页）。

投影图像的移动范围

0.85V

0.31H 投影图像

0.8V

H：投影图像的宽度 V：投影图像的⾼度

0.31H

要调整安装表⾯的倾斜度时

如果将本机安装在不平坦的表⾯，请使⽤前撑脚（可调节）保持本机处于⽔平状态。

转动进

前撑脚（可调节）

⾏调节。

注意

• 如果本机向上或向下倾斜，则投影的影像可能会呈梯形。

• 转动前撑脚（可调节）时，注意不要夹住⼿指。

镜头调整窗⼝（测试图案）

1.78:1 (16:9)

1.33:1 (4:3)

2.35:1

1.85:1

虚线表⽰各纵横⽐的屏幕尺⼨。

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连接⾄视频设备或电脑

通过将装备有 HDMI 输出的 DVD 播放机 / 录像机、Blu-ray Disc 播放器 / 录像机或 PlayStation

连接⾄本机的 HDMI 输⼊，能够欣赏到⾼品质图像。

当进⾏连接时，请务必进⾏下述操作：

• 进⾏任何连接前关闭所有设备。

• 正确使⽤各连接⽤的电缆。

• 正确地插⼊电缆插头；插头连接不牢固时可能会导致故障或图像质量下降。在拔出

电缆时，务必拔插头，不可拉扯电缆本⾝。

• 请参照所连接设备的使⽤说明书。

电脑

本机的右侧

装备有 HDMI 输出接⼝的设备

⾳频视频放⼤器

扬声器

⾄ HDMI 输出

HDMI 电缆（⾮附带）

：视频信号流动⽅向使⽤指定了电缆类型标志的优质⾼速 HDMI 电缆。

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注意

• 使⽤优质⾼速 HDMI 电缆。使⽤其他类型的电缆时，可能⽆法正确显⽰ 4K 视频。

• 将 HDMI 电缆连接⾄本机时，请确保本机的 HDMI 输⼊端⼝上部的 V 标记与电缆接⼝上

的 v 标记位于相同位置。

• 如果使⽤ HDMI 电缆连接⾄本机的设备的图像不正确，请检查所连接设备的设置。

• 如果将电脑（例如笔记本类型）设定为同时向电脑显⽰器和本设备输出信号，本设

备的图像可能不会正确显⽰。将电脑设定为仅向外接显⽰器输出信号。有关详细说明，请参见随电脑附带的电脑使⽤说明书。有关电脑的设置，请向电脑的制造商咨询。

当通过⽹络监视和控制投影仪时，可通过⽹页浏览器访问投影仪的 Setup 页⾯（第 37 页），并启⽤所需控制协议。

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投影

投影图像

1 打开本机和与本机相连的设备的电

源。

2 按 INPUT 按钮在屏幕上显⽰输⼊选

择窗⼝。

3 选择您要⽤来显⽰图像的设备。

反复按 INPUT 按钮或按 M/m/（确定）按钮选择⽤于投影的设备。

⽰例：要观看来⾃连接在本机的

HDMI 1 接⼝上的视频设备的图像时。

电源完全关闭，之后您可以断开电源线连接。

注意

切勿在指⽰灯闪烁时断开电源线连接。

提⽰

您可以通过按住 ?/1 （开机 / 待机）按钮约 1 秒钟关闭本机，⽽不需要执⾏以上步骤。

提⽰

当设置菜单中的 “状态”设定为

“关”时，不会显⽰输⼊选择窗⼝。按

INPUT 按钮依次在输⼊端⼦之间进⾏切换。

关闭电源

1 按 ?/1 （开机 / 待机）按钮。

屏幕上出现 “电源关闭 ?”信息。

2 在信息消失前再次按 ?/1 （开机 /

待机）按钮。

ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯以绿⾊闪烁，冷却扇将继续运转以减少内部蓄热。最初 ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯快速闪烁，在此期间您将⽆法使⽤ ?/1 （开机 / 待机）按钮点亮 ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯。

冷却扇停⽌运转，且 ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯从绿⾊闪烁变为保持红⾊亮起。

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观看 3D 影像

可使⽤主动式 3D 眼镜欣赏 3D 游戏和 3D Blu-ray Disc 中扣⼈⼼弦的 3D 影像。

1 打开与本机相连的兼容 3D 功能的

HDMI 设备，然后播放 3D 内容。

有关如何播放 3D 内容的详细说明，请参见相连设备的使⽤说明书。

2 打开本机的电源，然后将 3D 影像投

射到屏幕上。

有关投射影像的详细说明，请参见

“投影图像”（第 12 页）。

3 打开 3D 眼镜的电源，然后舒适佩

戴。

有关使⽤ 3D 眼镜的详细说明，请参见 “使⽤ 3D 眼镜”（第 13 页）。

提⽰

“2D-3D 显⽰选择”的出⼚默认设定为 “⾃动”，该设定可允许本机检测到 3D

信号时⾃动投射 3D 影像。

注意

• 视信号类型⽽定，可能⽆法显⽰ 3D 影像。将 “2D-3D 显⽰选择”设定为

“3D”，并将 “3D 格式”设定为 “并

排”或 “上下”，以匹配您所要观看的 3D 内容的格式（第 30 页）。

• 在通信范围内使⽤ 3D 眼镜（第 13 页）。

• 每个⼈对 3D 影像的感知都有所差异。

• 当使⽤环境温度较低时，3D 效果可能

会下降。

使⽤ 3D 眼镜

1 打开 3D 眼镜，注册到本机。

有关如何注册 3D 眼镜的详细说明，请参见随 3D 眼镜附带的使⽤说明书。

2 戴上 3D 眼镜。

3 转向屏幕。

使⽤注意事项

以下情况可能引发误操作：

• 观看位置离投影机太远

• 本机附近有其他通信装置，如⽆线局

域⽹（IEEE802.11 b/g/n）或带宽

2.4 GHz 的微波

3D 眼镜通信范围

下图表⽰ 3D 眼镜的通信范围。如果试图在通信范围以外的距离观看 3D 影像，或将本机安装在通信范围以外的位置，则 3D 眼镜可能⽆法正确显⽰影像。此外，可变⾓度和距离根据屏幕类型、室内环境和本机的安装环境⽽变化。

俯视图或侧视图

投影机

10 m

10 m 10 m

调节/设定3D功能

通过按遥控器上的 3D 按钮或使⽤功能设定菜单的 “3D 设定”可以调节 / 设定 3D 功能。详细说明，请参见 “3D 设定”（第 30 页）。

10 m

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根据视频信号选择纵横⽐

您可以选择最适合所接收视频信号的纵横⽐。

按 ASPECT。

每按⼀次该按钮可选择 “纵横⽐”设

ASPECT 按钮

置。您还可以使⽤菜单选择纵横⽐

（第 26 页）。

原始影像建议的设置和⽣成的影像

1.85:1 放⼤

1.85:1

压缩 1.85:1

2.35:1 放⼤

2.35:1

压缩 2.35:1

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原始影像建议的设置和⽣成的影像

标准

1.78:1 (16:9)

1.33:1 (4:3)

1.33:1 （4:3），带边栏

垂直拉伸

2.35:1

16:9

使⽤变形透镜时

挤压

使⽤变形透镜时

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原始影像建议的设置和⽣成的影像

拉伸

挤压

注意

• 可选纵横⽐模式因输⼊信号⽽异（第 55 页）。

• 输⼊电脑信号时，⽆法选择纵横⽐模式。

关于切换 “纵横⽐”设置的注意事项

• 选择纵横⽐模式应考虑到，改变原始图像的纵横⽐将会使图像的外观与原始影像不同。

• 请注意，如果以营利或公共观赏为⽬的使⽤本机，因切换纵横⽐⽽改变原始图像可能会侵犯图像作者或制作者受法律保护的权利。

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选择图像观看模式

可以选择最适合视频源或房间环境的图像观看模式。可分别为 2D/3D/HDR 保存和使⽤不同的预设模式。

按 CALIBRATED PRESET 按钮之⼀。

设定项⽬说明

CINEMA FILM 1

（电影胶⽚ 1）

CINEMA FILM 2

（电影胶⽚ 2）

REF

（原始）

（TV）

PHOTO

（照⽚）

GAME

（游戏）

BRT CINE

（明亮电影）

BRT TV

（明亮 TV）

USER

（⽤户）

图像质量适合于再现典型正⽚电影的⾼度动态和清晰影像。

这种图像质量通常适⽤于基于电影胶⽚ 1 再现电影院的丰富⾊调和⾊彩。

图像质量设定适合于忠实再现原始影像质量，或⽆需调整即可欣赏图像质量。

图像质量适合于观看电视节⽬、体育⽐赛、⾳乐会和其他视频影像。

⾮常适合投影⽤数码照相机拍摄的静⽌影像。

图像质量适合于玩游戏，⾊彩绚丽且响应迅速。

图像质量适合于在客厅等明亮环境中观看电影。

图像质量适合于在客厅等明亮环境中观看电视节⽬、体育⽐赛、⾳乐会和其他视频影像。

按照您的喜好调整图像质量，然后保存设定。出⼚默认设定与 “原始”相同。

CALIBRATED PRESET 按钮

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使⽤菜单

注意

⽤于说明的菜单显⽰可能与实际菜单显⽰不同。

通过菜单操作

本机装备有屏幕显⽰菜单，可⽤来进⾏多种调整和设定。如果选择项⽬名带有箭头（B）的项⽬，会出现设定项⽬的下⼀个菜单窗⼝。

1 按 MENU。

出现菜单窗⼝。

2 按 M/m 选择⼀个菜单项⽬，然后按

, 或。

出现可以使⽤所选菜单进⾏设定或调整的项⽬。当前选择的项⽬显⽰为⽩⾊。

弹出菜单

设定项⽬

设定菜单

调整菜单

3 按M/m选择您想要设定或调整的项

⽬，然后按 , 或。

设定项⽬显⽰在弹出菜单、设定菜单、调整菜单或下⼀个菜单窗⼝中。

下⼀个菜单窗⼝

设定项⽬

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4 对项⽬进⾏设定或调整。

当改变调节量时

按 M/, 增⼤数值，按 m/< 减⼩数值。按保存设置，并恢复原来的菜单画⾯。

修改设置时

按 M/m 改变设置。按可恢复原来的画⾯。根据所选项⽬的不同，您可以使⽤ < 恢复原来的画⾯。

要清除菜单时

按 MENU。

要重设被调整过的图像设定值时

从图像设定菜单中选择 “重设”。

当出现屏幕显⽰时，⽤ < 选择 “是” 并按。下述所有设定被重设为出⼚预设值：

图像设定菜单上的 “真实创作”、 “电影⿊⾊职业”、“Motionflow”、 “对⽐度”、“亮度”、“⾊彩”、“⾊

调”、“⾊温”、“锐度”和 “专业设

置”

要重设被调整过的项⽬时

在菜单画⾯中选择⼀个项⽬，然后显⽰

弹出菜单、设定菜单或调整菜单。

按遥控器上的 RESET 以仅将所选设定重

设为出⼚预设值。

注意

仅当选择了调整菜单或设定菜单时，遥

控器上的 RESET 按钮有效。

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图像设定菜单

图像设定菜单⽤于调整图像。

注意

根据输⼊信号的类型，可能⽆法调整或配置这些项⽬。有关详细说明，请参见 “输⼊信号和可调整 / 设定项⽬”（第 52 页）。

括号中的项⽬名称代表遥控器上所印的项⽬名称。

设定项⽬说明

校准预设 [CALIBRATED PRESET]

可以选择最适合视频源类型或环境的图像观看模式。可分别为 2D/3D/HDR 保存和使⽤不同的预设模式。电影胶⽚ 1：图像质量适合于再现典型正⽚电影的⾼度动态和清晰影像。电影胶⽚ 2：这种图像质量通常适⽤于基于电影胶⽚ 1 再现电影院的丰富⾊调和⾊彩。原始：图像质量设定适合于忠实再现原始影像质量，或⽆需调整即可欣赏图像质量。 TV：图像质量适合于观看电视节⽬、体育⽐赛、⾳乐会和其他视频影像。

照⽚：⾮常适合投影⽤数码相机拍摄的静⽌图像。游戏：图像质量适合于玩游戏，⾊彩绚丽且响应迅速。明亮电影：图像质量适合于在客厅等明亮环境中观看电影。明亮 TV：图像质量适合于在客厅等明亮环境中观看电视节⽬、

体育⽐赛、⾳乐会和其他视频影像。⽤户：按照您的喜好调整图像质量，然后保存设置。出⼚默认设定与 “原始”相同。

提⽰

对图像质量设置所做的任何调整即被保存到各输⼊。

重设将所有当前选择的校准预设模式设置重设为预设值（第 19

页）。

提⽰

重设操作不会影响 “⾊温”的特制 1 ⾄特制 5 项⽬所保存的设置。

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设定项⽬说明

真实创作 [REALITY CREATION]

调节图像的细节和杂讯处理。（超分辨率功能）

开：调整 “真实创作”设置。

数据库：选择 “标准”或 “Mastered in 4K”。

“Mastered in 4K”提供 Sony 影视娱乐有限公司发布的适合

Blu-ray Disc 分辨率：当增加设置值时，图像的纹理和细节变得更加清晰。杂讯过滤：当增加设置值时，杂讯（图像粗糙程度）变得不明显。测试：开 / 关：在特定频率变更 “开”和 “关”，检查 “真实创作”效果。

提⽰

测试期间的状态显⽰位置与 “菜单位置”设置（第 28 页）⼀起运⾏。

关：不应⽤ “真实创作”功能。

电影⿊⾊职业

动态 HDR 增强 [CONTRAST ENHANCER]

对于 HDR 内容，将根据场景，⾃动调整明暗部分的信号等级，以优化对⽐度。提⾼图像锐度，使图像有动感。以下情况出现 “对⽐度增强”⽽不是 “动态 HDR 增强”，并执⾏适合 SDR 信号的图像处理：

- 以 HDR 设定为 “⾃动”输⼊ SDR 信号时

- 当 “HDR”设定为 “关”时⾼位 / 中位 / 低位：可以调整动态 HDR 增强 / 对⽐度增强设定。关：不应⽤动态 HDR 增强功能。

投影灯控制切换投影灯输出。

⾼位：增加亮度，并投影更明亮的图像。低位：降低亮度，并通过将亮度调⾄最低来增强⿊⾊。

™ “Mastered in 4K”的图像质量。

Motionflow [MOTIONFLOW]

提⽰

设定 “低位”减⼩冷却扇的噪⾳，同时也可降低能耗，使投影灯寿命更长。

⾼平滑：提供更平滑的图像移动；对基于胶⽚的内容尤其有效。

低平滑：为标准使⽤提供更平滑的图像移动。 True Cinema：以原始帧率再现图像（例如以每秒 24 帧创建的

动画）。

关：不应⽤ “Motionflow”功能。

提⽰

• 如果已选的 “⾼平滑”、“低平滑”或 “True Cinema”导致图像失真，则选择 “关”。

• 视图像内容⽽定，可能即使更改了设置也⽆法直观地看到效果。

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设定项⽬说明

对⽐度 [CONTRAST]

调整对⽐度。更⾼的值将增加图像的锐度；更低的值将降低锐度。可以通过按遥控器上的 CONTRAST +/- 进⾏调整。以下情况出现 “对⽐度 (HDR)”⽽不是 “对⽐度”：

- 以 HDR 设定为 “⾃动”输⼊ HDR 信号时

- “HDR”设定为 “HDR10”、“HDR 原始”或 “HLG”时

亮度 [BRIGHTNESS]

调整图像的亮度。设定值越⾼，图像越亮。设定值越低，图像越暗。可以通过按遥控器上的 BRIGHTNESS +/- 进⾏调整。

⾊彩调整⾊彩浓度。

设定值越⾼，浓度越⾼。设定值越低，浓度越低。

⾊调调整⾊调。

设定值越⾼，图像越偏绿⾊。设定值越低，图像越偏红⾊。

⾊温 [COLOR TEMP]

调整⾊温。 D93：与电视机⼀般使⽤的 9300 K ⾊温等同。赋予⽩⾊蓝⾊⾊调。 D75：与作为辅助标准光源使⽤的 7500 K ⾊温等同。赋予

“D93”和 “D65”之间的⼀个中间⾊调。

D65：与作为标准光源使⽤的 6500 K ⾊温等同。赋予⽩⾊红⾊⾊调。 D55：与作为辅助标准光源使⽤的 5500 K ⾊温等同。赋予⽩⾊更偏红的⾊调。特制 1 ⾄ 5：可以调整、设定和存储您喜好的⾊温。出⼚预设设置如下。

特制 1：与 “D93”⾊温设置相同。特制 2：与 “D75”⾊温设置相同。特制 3：与 “D65”⾊温设置相同。特制 4：与 “D55”⾊温设置相同。特制 5：优先处理亮度的设定。

提⽰

您可以根据偏好将各项调整为⼀种⾊温。

锐度 [SHARPNESS]

使图像的轮廓变得清晰，或减少杂讯。设定值越⾼，图像越清晰。设定值越低，图像越柔和，因此可减少杂讯。可以通过按遥控器上的 SHARPNESS +/- 进⾏调整。

专业设置

NR （降噪）减少图像的粗糙程度或杂讯。

⾃动：检测噪声等级以⾃动减少图像的粗糙程度或杂讯。⾼位 / 中位 / 低位：根据输⼊信号源的粗糙程度或杂讯选择设

定。

关：不应⽤ NR （降噪）功能。

提⽰

视输⼊信号源⽽定，⽤ “⾃动”可能⽆法精确检测噪声等级。如果图像不接受 “⾃动”，则从 “⾼位”、“中位”、“低位” 或 “关”中选择⼀个设定。

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设定项⽬说明

MPEG NR （MPEG 降噪）

降低块噪声和蚊式噪声，特别是数字信号中的。

⾃动：检测噪声等级以⾃动减少图像的块噪声和蚊式噪声。⾼位 / 中位 / 低位：根据输⼊信号源的块噪声和蚊式噪声选择

设定。

关：不应⽤ MPEG NR （MPEG 降噪）功能。

提⽰

缓和⾊阶缓和图像平⾯部分的⾊阶。

⾼位 / 中位 / 低位：可以调整缓和⾊阶效果。关：不应⽤缓和⾊阶功能。

电影模式根据您所选择的电影信号源，设定播放⽤的设置。

⾃动：适合再现原始图像运动。通常将此项设定为 “⾃动”。关：不⾃动检测视频信号，以逐⾏扫描格式播放图像。

迦玛校正 [GAMMA CORRECTION]

调整图像明暗的响应特性。可以从下述 10 种选项中选择您喜好的明暗。

1.8：亮产⽣整体上较亮的图像。

2.0

2.1

2.2

2.4

2.6：暗产⽣整体上较暗的图像。

迦玛 7：通过加强较暗部分，增加图像锐度。迦玛 8：产⽣⽐迦玛 7 更明亮的图像。在明亮的环境（例如客

厅）观看时选择此项。

迦玛 9：产⽣⽐迦玛 8 更明亮的图像。迦玛 10：增加图像锐度。在明亮的环境（例如客厅）观看电

视节⽬等时选择此项。关：不应⽤ “迦玛校正”功能。

⾊彩校正 [COLOR CORRECTION]

开：调整已选颜⾊的⾊调、⾊彩或亮度。重复以下说明的步骤 1 和 2 指定⽬标⾊彩。 1 按 M/m 选择 “⾊彩选择”，然后按 </, 以从 “红”、

“黄”、“绿”、“青”、“蓝”和 “品红”中选择想要调整

的⾊彩。

2 观看投影图像时，按 M/m 选择 “⾊调”、“饱和度”或“亮

度”，然后按照您的喜好使⽤ </, 进⾏调整。

关：不应⽤ “⾊彩校正”效果。

纯⽩⾊强调⽣动的⽩⾊。

⾼位 / 低位：可以调整 “纯⽩⾊”效果。关：不应⽤ “纯⽩⾊”效果。

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设定项⽬说明

x.v.Color 当将本机连接到⽀持 x.v.Color 的设备并播放 x.v.Color 视频

信号时，设定该项⽬。

开：可以播放 x.v.Color 视频信号。关：不应⽤ “x.v.Color”功能。

提⽰

将 x.v.Color 设定为 “开”将禁⽤迦玛调整。

HDR 设定如何播放 HDR 内容。

⾃动：⾃动区分 HDR 内容并应⽤最佳图像质量。您可以更改在区分出 HDR10 兼容内容时⾃动选择的 HDR 设定。

HDR10/HLG：当输⼊信号⽀持 HDR10 时，将应⽤ “HDR10”设定，⽽当输⼊信号⽀持 HLG 时，将应⽤ “HLG”设定。 HDR 原始 /HLG：当输⼊信号⽀持 HDR10 时，将应⽤ “HDR 原始”设定，当输⼊信号⽀持 HLG 时，将应⽤ “HLG”设定。

当输⼊信号⽀持 BT.2020 时，“彩⾊空间”将⾃动设置为

“BT.2020”。当输⼊ BT.2020 以外的信号时，将应⽤ “彩⾊空

间”中设置的模式。（此时，“BT.2020”不可⽤。）

HDR10：播放 HDR10 兼容内容时设定为此项。 HDR 原始：此模式适合播放最⼤亮度为 1000 尼特的 HDR10 兼容

内容。

HLG：播放 HLG 兼容内容时设定为此项。关：当播放⾮ HDR 内容时设置为此项。

当选择了 “HDR10”、“HDR 原始”、“HLG”或 “关”时，“彩⾊空间”的所有模式均可选。

注意

• 如果设置不适合输⼊内容，视频的明亮和⿊暗区域可能会显⽰得过亮或过暗。

• 当设定 “HDR10”或 “HDR 原始”时，在两种模式中对⽐图像质量，并选择适合显⽰明亮部分的平均亮度和⾊调的设定。

彩⾊空间 [COLOR SPACE]

转换彩⾊空间。 BT.709：ITU-R BT.709 彩⾊空间，⽤于⾼清电视播送或 Bluray Disc。彩⾊空间相当于 sRGB。 BT.2020：彩⾊空间宽于 BT.709。播放 HDR 内容时使⽤此设置。彩⾊空间 1：适合观看电视节⽬和体育⽐赛、⾳乐会等视频影像的彩⾊空间。彩⾊空间 2：适合在客厅等明亮环境中观看电视节⽬、体育⽐赛、⾳乐会和其它视频影像的彩⾊空间。

彩⾊空间 3：适合在客厅等明亮环境中观看电影的彩⾊空间。特制：可以调整彩⾊空间设定。

注意

当 “HDR”设置为 “⾃动”时，可选模式会根据信号类型⽽改变（第24页）。

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设定项⽬说明

减少输⼊延迟减少视频显⽰的延迟。

开：缩短显⽰输⼊视频图像的时间；适合在使⽤外部控制器等装置时提⾼显⽰响应速度的表现。

关：关闭减少输⼊延迟功能。

提⽰

当 “减少输⼊延迟”设定为 “开”时，⽆法设定 Motionflow、NR 和 MPEG NR。

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屏幕设定菜单

可以设定图像尺⼨、纵横⽐模式等。

注意

根据输⼊信号的类型，可能⽆法使⽤这些项⽬。有关详细说明，请参见 “输⼊信号和可调整 / 设定项⽬”（第 52 页）。

括号中的项⽬名称代表遥控器上所印的项⽬名称。

设定项⽬说明

纵横⽐ [ASPECT]

您可以设定显⽰当前输⼊信号的图像的纵横⽐（第 14 页）。仅当输⼊视频信号时，您才可以设定此功能。

1.85:1 放⼤：以原始纵横⽐显⽰ 1.85:1 纵横⽐图像，该图像

被放⼤，因此屏幕顶部和底部不会出现⿊带。

2.35:1 放⼤：以原始纵横⽐显⽰ 2.35:1 纵横⽐图像，该图像

被放⼤，因此屏幕顶部和底部的⿊带尽可能⼩。当从安装设定菜单的 “触发器选择 1/2”选择 “2.35:1 放⼤”时，将从 TRIGGER 接⼝输出 12 V 信号（第 33 页）。标准：以原始纵横⽐显⽰输⼊视频，该视频被放⼤以充满屏幕。此模式适合观看 1.78:1 （16:9）和 1.33:1 （4:3）视频。垂直拉伸：这是使⽤市售的变形透镜通过 2.35:1 屏幕观看

2.35:1 视频的最合适模式。

当从安装设定菜单的 “触发器选择 1/2”选择 “垂直拉伸”时，将从 TRIGGER 接⼝输出 12 V 信号（第 33 页）。挤压：通过此设定，当使⽤市售的变形镜头时，将以正确的纵横⽐显⽰ 1.78:1 （16:9）和 1.33:1 （4:3）视频。拉伸：将已被压缩为 1.33:1 （4:3）的视频显⽰为 1.78:1

（16:9）纵横⽐。

提⽰

• 选择 “垂直拉伸”或 “挤压”时，请在安装设定菜单的

“变形透镜”中选择变形镜头类型。

• 可选纵横⽐模式因输⼊信号⽽异（第 55 页）。

• ⽆法为来⾃电脑的输⼊信号或分辨率为 4096 × 2160（第 50、

51、55 页）的输⼊信号选择纵横⽐。

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设定项⽬说明

消隐此功能允许您在屏幕的四个⽅向内调整可显⽰区域。

开：使⽤ M/m 按钮突出显⽰ “左侧”、“右侧”、“顶部”或

“底部”，以选择要调整的边缘。

使⽤ </, 按钮调整消隐值。

关：关闭消隐功能。

提⽰

视纵横⽐设置⽽定，可能⽆法使⽤右侧 / 左侧消隐。

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设置菜单

设置菜单⽤于改变出⼚预设设定等。

设定项⽬说明

状态设定是否显⽰屏幕显⽰。

语⾔选择在菜单中和屏幕显⽰时所⽤的语⾔。菜单位置您可以改变在屏幕上显⽰菜单的位置。

⾼海拔⾼度模式设置本机以便在当前⼤⽓压⼒下⼯作。

设定为 “关”以关闭除某些菜单、关闭电源时的信息和警告信息以外的屏幕显⽰。

左下 : 在屏幕的左下⽅显⽰菜单。中:在屏幕中央显⽰菜单。

开：当在海拔 1500 m 以上的⾼度使⽤本机时使⽤此设定。关：在通常海拔⾼度使⽤本机时，使⽤此设定。

提⽰

当此项⽬设定为 “开”时，由于冷却扇的速度变快，冷却扇的噪⾳稍微增⼤。

遥控起动设定遥控起动设定。

⽹络管理开：当连接到⽹络且持续与投影机控制设备通信时，设定此

开：可以从连接⾄⽹络的 PC 或终端打开电源。关：关闭遥控起动功能。

提⽰

• 若要使⽤此功能，应将本机预先连接到⽹络（第 35 页）。

• 若要⽤遥控起动功能打开电源，应从 PC 或终端发送特定指

令。有关详细说明，请向 Sony 专业技术⼈员咨询。

注意

当遥控起动设定为 “开”时，待机电源要求将提⾼。当⽹络管理设定为 “开”时，遥控起动设定⾃动设定为 “开”，且⽆法更改设定。另外，菜单上不会显⽰此项。

项。

注意

当⽹络管理设定为 “开”时，⽹络功能将持续启⽤。当本机未持续连接⽹络时，请将⽹络管理设定为 “关”。如果设定为

“开”，耗电量会增加。

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设定项⽬说明

节电⽅式设定节电⽅式。

待机：如果约 10 分钟没有信号输⼊，电源将⾃动关闭且投影机进⼊待机模式。

关：禁⽤节电功能。投影灯设定更换投影灯时，设置想要的投影灯设定（第 45 页）。全部重设所有设置将初始化为出⼚预设值。

菜单中的 “投影灯操作时间”不会重设。

信息

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功能设定菜单

功能设定菜单⽤于改变本机的各种功能设置。

设定项⽬说明

3D 设定可改变 3D 功能的设定。

2D-3D 显⽰选择⽤于在 “2D”和 “3D”之间切换影像。

⾃动：在输⼊带有 3D 信息 * 的 HDMI 信号时，显⽰ 3D 影像。在输⼊其它信号时，显⽰ 2D 影像。 3D：根据 “3D 格式”中所选择的 3D 系统显⽰ 3D 影像。但是，当带有 3D 信息的 HDMI 信号输⼊本机时，将根据这些 HDMI 信号的 3D 系统显⽰ 3D 影像。 * 3D 信息为附加信息，⽤于区分 3D。有些 HDMI 信号带有附加信

息以区分 3D，⽽有些 HDMI 信号则没有。

3D 格式：当输⼊的 HDMI 信号不含 3D 信息时，设定 3D 系统。

模拟 3D：将 2D 影像转换为 3D 影像。只可对输⼊的 HD 信号

进⾏此设定。根据视频源⽽定，模拟 3D 功能的效果可能会受到限制。每个⼈对 3D 影像的感知都有所差异。

并排：选择此项将 3D 影像并排显⽰为两个相似影像。上下：选择此项将 3D 影像显⽰为上下两个相似影像。

提⽰

• 对于某些视频源，⽆法将 “2D-3D 显⽰选择”设定为 “3D”。关于可⽤的 3D 信号，请参见 “兼容的 3D 信号”（第 53 页）。

• 视屏幕尺⼨（建议 100 ⾄ 120 英⼨）和视频源⽽定，模拟 3D 功能的效果可能会受到限制。

• 显⽰ 3D 影像时，菜单显⽰也会带有叠影效果，最好使⽤ 3D 眼镜进⾏观看。

3D 深度调节⽤于调节屏幕上 3D 影像的深度。仅当选择了 “模拟 3D”以外

的 3D 格式时，才可进⾏此设定。

深度

标准前⾯深度

建议您将 “3D 深度调节”设定为 “0”。视 “3D 深度调节” 的设定⽽定，可能很难感觉到 3D 影像效果。

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设定项⽬说明

模拟 3D 效果⽤于调节将 2D 内容转换为 3D 影像时的 3D 效果。可在 “⾼

位”、“中位”和 “低位”之中选择效果。

提⽰

每个⼈对于由模拟 3D 功能转换⽽来的 3D 影像感知会有所差异。

动态范围设定 HDMI 1 和 HDMI 2 接⼝的视频输⼊电平。

⾃动：⾃动设定视频输⼊电平。有限：为相当于 16-235 的信号设定视频输⼊电平。全屏幕：为相当于 0-255 的信号设定视频输⼊电平。

注意

如果未正确设定所连接 HDMI 设备的视频输出设定，则视频的亮部和暗部可能会显得过亮或过暗。

HDMI 信号格式切换 4K 的视频信号格式。

标准格式：以标准 HDMI 格式显⽰图像。增强格式：以更详细的 HDMI 格式显⽰图像。

提⽰

• 当选择 “增强格式”时，图像或声⾳可能⽆法正常输出。此时，请设置为 “标准格式”。

• 切换视频信号格式后，可能需要⼀些时间才能显⽰图像。

测试图案根据设置显⽰测试图案。

开：使⽤ “透镜焦点”、“透镜变点”和 “透镜移位”调整镜头时，所使⽤的屏幕上出现测试图案。

关：不出现测试图案。

提⽰

为使您能够轻松地调整对焦，在显⽰测试图案期间，仅以绿⾊显⽰。

设定锁定锁定菜单项⽬设定，以防操作错误（第 32 页）。

关：取消设定锁定。等级 A：组 1 项⽬（下）未显⽰在菜单中，为不可⽤。等级 B：组 1 和组 2 项⽬（下）未显⽰在菜单中，为不可⽤。

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被设定锁定功能锁定的项⽬

组1 组2

图像设定菜单

重设真实创作动态 HDR 增强投影灯控制 Motionflow 对⽐度亮度⾊彩⾊调⾊温锐度 NR MPEG NR 缓和⾊阶电影模式迦玛校正⾊彩校正纯⽩⾊ x.v.Color HDR 彩⾊空间减少输⼊延迟

设置菜单

功能设定菜单

安装设定菜单

状态语⾔菜单位置⾼海拔⾼度模式遥控起动⽹络管理节电⽅式投影灯设定

动态范围测试图案

翻转图像透镜控制变形透镜触发器选择红外线接收器⾯板调整⽹络设定

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安装设定菜单

安装设定菜单⽤于改变安装设定。

设定项⽬说明

翻转图像在屏幕上⽔平和 / 或垂直翻转图像。

透镜控制避免任何错误的镜头操作，如 “透镜焦点”、“透镜变点”和

变形透镜选择符合变形镜头转换⽐的设置。

触发器选择切换 TRIGGER 接⼝的输出功能。

红外线接收器选择本机前后的遥控探测器（红外线接收器）。

HV：⽔平和垂直翻转图像。 H：⽔平翻转图像。 V：垂直翻转图像。关：图像不翻转。

进⾏后⽅投影安装或天花板安装时，请使⽤此项⽬。

“透镜移位”。

开：启⽤镜头调整。关：阻⽌镜头调整。

1.24x：当使⽤⽔平⽐为 1.24 ×的变形镜头时选择此项。

1.32x：当使⽤⽔平⽐为 1.32 ×的变形镜头时选择此项。

关：关闭 TRIGGER 接⼝功能。电源：当本机的电源开启时，从 TRIGGER 接⼝输出 12 V 信号。

当本机处于待机状态时，TRIGGER 接⼝不会输出任何信号。垂直拉伸：与 “纵横⽐”设定的 “垂直拉伸”（第 26 页）配合使⽤并从 TRIGGER 接⼝输出 12 V 信号。

2.35:1 放⼤：与 “纵横⽐”设定的 “2.35:1 放⼤”（第 26

页）配合使⽤并从 TRIGGER 接⼝输出 12 V 信号。

前&后：激活前后双⽅的探测器。前：仅激活前⾯的探测器。后：仅激活后⾯的探测器。

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设定项⽬说明

⾯板调整此功能使您能够调整屏幕上字符或图像⾊彩的差异。

调整：选择 “调整⾊彩”或 “调整项⽬”调整⾊彩差异。

调整项⽬：从如下项⽬中选择进⾏调整的⽅法。

移位：移位整个图像并进⾏调整。区域：选择想要的范围并进⾏调整。

调整⾊彩：指定想要的⾊彩以调整⾊彩差异。选择 “R”

（红）或 “B”（蓝）以根据 “G”（绿）进⾏调整。

图案⾊彩：当 “调整⾊彩”为 “R”（红）时，选择 “R/G”

（红和绿）或 “R/G/B”（⽩、所有颜⾊）。当 “调整⾊彩”

为“B”（蓝）时，选择 “B/G”（蓝和绿）或 “R/G/B”

（⽩、所有颜⾊）。

调整：可以⽤ </,、 M/m 按钮对在 “调整⾊彩”中选择的⾊彩进⾏移位调整和区域调整。

当选择 “移位”时：在移位调整画⾯上⽤ </, 按钮指定⽔平⽅向（H）的设置，⽤ M/m 按钮指定垂直⽅向 (V) 的设置。

当选择 “区域”时：⽤ </, 按钮选择要调整的⽔平位置

（H 位置），⽤ M/m 按钮选择要调整的垂直位置（V 位

置），然后按。

⽤ </, 按钮设定⽔平⽅向（H ⽅向）的调整量，⽤ M/m 按钮设定垂直⽅向（V ⽅向）的调整量。通过按，您可以再次选择要调整的位置。

重设：返回出⼚设置。

预设：已预设优化数据。

注意

根据以上进⾏的调整，⾊彩可能会变得不均匀或分辨率可能发⽣变化。

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设定项⽬说明

⽹络设定执⾏互联⽹协议设置。

IPv4 设置 IP 地址设置：选择 IP 地址设置⽅式。

⾃动（DHCP）：从路由器等 DHCP 服务器⾃动指定 IP 地址。⼿动：⼿动指定 IP 地址。

当 “IP 地址设置”选择为 “⼿动”时，输⼊ “IP 地址”、

“⼦⽹掩码”和 “默认⽹关”。通过 M/m 按钮选择各项，然

后按按钮。通过 </, 按钮选择要输⼊的框，并通过 M/m 按钮输⼊数值。输⼊所有项⽬后，选择 “应⽤”，然后按按钮。将注册输⼊的设置。

IP 地址：设置本机的 IP 地址。⼦⽹掩码：设置本机的⼦⽹掩码。默认⽹关：设置本机的默认⽹关。 MAC 地址：显⽰本机的 MAC 地址。此项⽆法更改。应⽤：启⽤⼿动设置的 IP 地址。

IPv6 信息显⽰ IPv6 信息。

设置 IPv6 IP 地址时，请在⽹络浏览器上进⾏设置（第 37 页）。

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信息菜单

信息菜单显⽰机型名称、序列号码、输⼊信号的类型 / 格式、软件版本号以及投影灯的累计使⽤时间。

信号类型

项⽬说明

机型名称显⽰机型名称。序列号码显⽰序列号码。信号类型显⽰你选择的输⼊信号的分辨率。当输⼊带 3D 信息的输⼊信

号时，显⽰输⼊信号类型和 3D 格式。⾊彩格式显⽰你选择的输⼊信号的⾊彩格式。彩⾊空间显⽰你选择的输⼊信号的彩⾊空间（“BT.601”，“BT.709”

或 “BT.2020”）。 HDR 格式如果输⼊信号与 HDR 兼容，则 “HDR10”或 “HLG”会根据输

⼊信号进⾏显⽰。软件版本号显⽰软件版本号。投影灯操作时间显⽰投影灯已经点亮的时间（总使⽤时间）。

注意

您⽆法调整或改变以上各项显⽰内容。

有关预设存储器

本机内有默认影像数据，可根据 “预设信号”（第 50 页）（预设存储器）中显⽰的信号正确调整输⼊信号的预设数据。输⼊预设信号时本机⾃动检测信号类型，并从预设存储器中调⽤该信号的数据调整该信号以获得合适图像。信号类型在信息菜单中显⽰。

注意

视电脑输⼊信号⽽定，部分屏幕可能会被隐藏或显⽰不正确。

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使⽤⽹络功能

连接到⽹络可操作以下功能。在仅启⽤必要功能的情况下使⽤投影机。

• 通过⽹络浏览器检查本机的当前状态。

• 对本机进⾏⽹络设定。

• 通过控制协议（Advertisement、

ADCP、AMX DDDP (Dynamic Device Discovery Protocol)、Crestron RoomView、Control4）进⾏⽹络监视和控制。

注意

• 当通过⽹络连接本投影机时，请咨询⽹络管理员。⽹络必须受到安全保护。

• 当使⽤连接到⽹络的本投影机时，通过⽹络浏览器访问控制窗⼝并更改访问限制的出⼚预设值（第 39 页）。建议定期更改密码。

• 当完成⽹络浏览器上的设定时，关闭⽹络浏览器以便注销。

• ⽤于以下说明的菜单显⽰可能因使⽤的型号⽽异。

• ⽀持的⽹络浏览器是 Internet Explorer （版本 11 或更新）、Safari 和 Chrome。

• 菜单仅显⽰英⽂。

• 从电脑访问本机时，如果电脑的浏览

器设定为 [ 使⽤代理服务器 ]，请单击勾选标记，设定为不通过代理服务器访问。

• AMX DDDP 不兼容 IPv6。

• 当本机开启时，这些⽹络功能可⽤。

通过⽹络浏览器显⽰本机的控制窗⼝

1 连接 LAN 电缆。

LAN 电缆（直型）（⾮附带）

集线器、路由器等

2 使⽤安装设定菜单上的 “⽹络

设定”（第 35 页）设定本机的⽹络设定。

3 启动电脑上的⽹络浏览器，在地址

字段输⼊以下内容，然后按电脑上的 Enter 键。

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

（xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx：本机的 IP 地

址）

通过 IPv6 地址连接时

http://[xxxx:xxxx:- xxxx]

LAN 接⼝

可以在安装设定菜单上的 “⽹络设定”下确认本机的 IP 地址。

⽹络浏览器中出现以下窗⼝：

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⼀旦进⾏⽹络连接后，只有执⾏本程序的步骤 3 才能打开控制窗⼝。

操作控制窗⼝

切换页⾯

单击⼀个页⾯切换按钮显⽰想要的设定页⾯。

页⾯切换按钮

设定访问限制

可以限制⽤户访问任何特殊页⾯。

Administrator：允许访问所有页⾯ User：允许访问除 Setup 页⾯以外的

所有页⾯⾸次访问 Setup 页⾯时，请在认证对话框的⽤户名称框中输⼊ “root”，在密码框中输⼊ “Projector”。⾸次登录时会显⽰提⽰您更改密码的窗⼝。请按照屏幕上的指令更改密码。 Administrator 中的 Name 预设为

“root”。

[Administrator] 的输⼊区域

[User] 的输⼊区域

您可以在 Setup 页⾯中的 Password 页⾯更改密码。

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当您更改密码时，请输⼊新密码。 Administrator 和 User 的密码必须是包括字⺟和数字的 8 ⾄ 16 位字符。字⺟区分⼤⼩写。默认密码 “Projector”不能被设置为新密码。

注意

如果您忘记了密码，请咨询 Sony 公司专业技术⼈员。密码将在您允许的情况下重设。

确认本机相关信息

可以在 Information 页⾯上确认本机的当前设置。

信息区域

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错误处理

故障排除

如果发现本机⼯作不正常，请使⽤下述说明尝试诊断并解决问题。如果问题依然存在，请向 Sony 专业技术⼈员咨询。

电源

症状原因和对策页码

⽆法接通电源。如果⽤ ?/1 （开机 / 待机）按钮关闭电源并在短时

间后重新接通电源，电源可能⽆法接通。⼤约 1 分钟后，接通电源。

关严投影灯盖，然后牢固地拧紧螺丝。 46 检查警告指⽰灯。 43

电源突然关闭。检查设置菜单中的 “节电⽅式”是否设定为

“待机”。

将 “节电⽅式”设定为 “关”。29

图像设定

症状原因和对策页码

⽆图像。检查连接电缆是否正确连接到外接设备。 10

使⽤ INPUT 按钮正确选择输⼊源。 12 检查电脑信号是否设置为输出到外接显⽰器。

如果笔记本电脑等信号输出到其显⽰器和外接显⽰器，则可能⽆法正确显⽰外接显⽰器的影像。将电脑设定为仅向外接显⽰器输出信号。

影像带有叠影。影像采⽤ 3D 形式显⽰。使⽤ 3D 眼镜观看 3D 影像，

然后将 “2D-3D 显⽰选择”设定为 “3D”。

视频的亮部和暗部显得过亮或过暗。

图像太暗。正确地调整图像设定菜单的 “对⽐度”或 “亮

图像不清晰。调整对焦。 7

字符或图像的⾊彩不正确。

屏幕上留有图像。

（残留影像）

当输⼊ HDMI 标准以外的信号电平时可能会发⽣这种现象。切换所连接设备的输出电平，或切换本机功能设定菜单的动态范围。

度”。

如果镜头上有⽔⽓凝聚，请接通本机电源并放置约 2 ⼩时。

在安装设定菜单的 “⾯板调整”中选择想要的彩⾊基准。

长时间显⽰⾼对⽐度的⾮活动影像后，屏幕上可能会有⼀些残留影像。这种现象是暂时的。将电源关闭⼀段时间后，残留影像将会消失。

13, 30

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症状原因和对策页码

启动后⼤约 1 ⾄ 3 分钟，图像部分出现粉红⾊或绿⾊。

这可能是由于使⽤环境的原因。请在电源开启状态下等待约 5 分钟。颜⾊将⾃⾏消失。

屏幕显⽰

症状原因和对策页码

不出现屏幕显⽰。将设置菜单中的 “状态”设定为 “开”。 28

查看 ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯是否以绿⾊点亮。当 ON/ STANDBY 指⽰灯以绿⾊闪烁时，本机正在开机。请等待，直⾄指⽰灯停⽌闪烁并保持绿⾊点亮。

屏幕上的机型名称不消失。

可能在购买时设定了本机的展⽰模式。请向当地的经销商或 Sony 专业技术⼈员咨询。

遥控器

症状原因和对策页码

遥控器不⼯作。电池可能没电了。换上新电池。

按照正确的极性插⼊电池。如果遥控探测器附近有荧光灯管，本机可能会⼯作

异常或发⽣错误操作。确认本机上遥控探测器的位置。 3, 4 将安装设定菜单上的 “红外线接收器”设定为

“前 & 后”。

确保电缆未连接⾄ IR IN 连接器。 3

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3D 影像

症状原因和对策页码

影像看上去不像 3D 影像。查看 3D 眼镜的电源是否开启。 13

确认 3D 眼镜中的电池是否即将耗尽或充满电。将 “2D-3D 显⽰选择”设定为 “⾃动”或 “3D”。30 查看输⼊信号是否兼容 3D 信号。 53 视所连 AV 选择器 /AV 放⼤器 / 外接设备⽽定，可能

不会输⼊ 3D 信号。如果未输⼊ 3D 信号，请确认 AV 选择器 /AV 放⼤器 / 外接设备的规格和 / 或设定。

当观看位置与本机太远时，3D 眼镜可能⽆法正常显⽰影像。

屏幕尺⼨不合适。降低变焦倍数，或从远离屏幕的位置观看影像。

有关详细说明，请参见 “使⽤ 3D 眼镜”的 “使⽤注意事项”。

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其他

症状原因和对策页码

冷却扇噪⾳⼤。检查设置菜单中 “⾼海拔⾼度模式”的设定。 28

确认房间温度不会太⾼。检查本机的安装要求。

为维持投影机组件产品的可靠性，当房间温度⾼于标准温度时，冷却扇的转速会升⾼。冷却扇的噪⾳会稍微增⼤。合适的正常温度为 25°C。

⽆法调整镜头移位。⽆法超出移动范围调整镜头移位。请在移动范围内

9, 58

调整镜头移位。

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警告指⽰灯

如果投影机有故障，则 ON/STANDBY 或 WARNING 指⽰灯点亮或闪烁。

ON/STANDBY 指⽰灯

WARNING 指⽰灯

闪烁 / 点亮指⽰灯闪烁次数原因和对策

两次关严投影灯盖，然后牢固地拧紧螺丝

（第 46 页）。

三次投影灯的温度异常⾼。关闭电源并等

待投影灯冷却，然后再次打开电源。如果症状仍然存在，则投影灯可能已

（以红⾊闪烁）（发出红光）

达到了使⽤寿命。这种情况下，请更换为新的投影灯（第 45 页）。

两次内部温度异常⾼。检查并确认通风孔

是否被物品堵塞或是否正在⾼海拔⾼度使⽤本机。

三次冷却扇损坏。请向 Sony 专业技术⼈

员咨询。

（以红⾊闪烁）

两个指⽰灯均闪烁

（以红⾊闪烁）

注意

如果在采取上述⽅法后症状依然存在，请咨询合格的⼯作 Sony ⼯作⼈员。如果指⽰灯闪烁的⽅式不是上述任何⼀种，请⽤本产品遥控器或控制⾯板上的 [/1 （开机 / 待机）按钮关闭电源，然后再打开电源。如果症状再次出现，请咨询合格的 Sony ⼯作⼈员。

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信息⼀览表

警告信息

症状原因和对策页码

操作温度过⾼ ! 将在 1 分钟之后关灯。

频率在接受范围之外 ! 频率超出规定范围。输⼊本机频率接收范围内的信

请更换灯泡。已到达更换投影灯的时间了。更换投影灯。

投影机温度过⾼。如果投影机在⾼海拔环境下使⽤，⾼海拔⾼度模式应为 “开”。

设定为节电模式。投影机将在 1 分钟之后⾃动进⼊待机模式。

关闭电源。检查并确认没有物品堵塞通风孔。 3, 4

号。

更换投影灯后如果再次出现同样的信息，表明投影灯更换处理尚未完成。请检查投影灯更换处理步骤。

注意

要删除此信息时，按遥控器或本机控制⾯板上的任意按钮。

检查并确认没有物品堵塞通风孔。 3, 4 当在⾼海拔地区使⽤本机时，请将 “⾼海拔⾼度模

式”设定为 “开”。

注意

当本机内部的温度仍然很⾼时，“⾼海拔⾼度模式” 将在 1 分钟后切换为 “开”，然后冷却扇的速度变快。

“节电⽅式”设定为 “待机”。

注意

如果没有信号输⼊，电源将在 1 分钟后关闭，且投影机进⼊待机模式。

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注意信息

症状原因和对策页码

不适⽤！请按适当的按钮。

设定锁定启⽤。将 “设定锁定”设定为 “等级 A”或 “等级 B”。31

所选的输⼊端⽆信号输⼊。请检查连接。 10

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⽤该按钮激活的操作当前被禁⽌使⽤。

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其他

更新软件

可以下载⽂件以更新本机的软件。将下载的⽂件复制到您的 USB 存储器，将 USB 存储器插⼊到本机的 USB 端⼦，然后执⾏更新。若要使⽤更新后的功能，则将 USB 存储设备插⼊已连接互联⽹的 PC 中。从以下 Sony ⽹站下载更新⽂件： https://www.pro.sony.eu/ ⽹站上也有说明如何安装更新。

注意

有些 USB 存储器并不⽀持使⽤。有关详细说明，请参见上⽅⽹站。

关于 HDR （⾼动态范围）

HDR 是⼀种视频表现⽅式，相较于以前的视频表现⽅式，可提升暗区和亮区的表现⼒。

关于模拟 3D 功能

• 使⽤模拟 3D 功能时，应考虑到显⽰的影像可能与原始影像不同，因为此功能可转换视频影像。

• 请注意，如果将本机⽤于盈利或公开放映，则通过转换为模拟 3D 将 2D 影像显⽰为 3D 影像可能会造成对作者或制作⼈的侵权，⽽这些权利是受到法律保护的。

更换投影灯

⽤作光源的投影灯具有⼀定的使⽤寿命。当投影灯变暗、图像的⾊彩平衡异常或屏幕上出现 “请更换灯泡。”信息时，表明投影灯可能已经达到其使⽤寿命。请及时更换新的投影灯（⾮附带）。

提⽰

根据安装环境或使⽤条件，作为光源的投影灯使⽤寿命会产⽣变化。开灯后请等待数分钟再关灯，可以延长投影灯的使⽤寿命。

开始⼯作所需要的⼯具：

• 投影机灯泡 LMP-H220 （选购）

• 标准⼗字螺丝⼑

• 布（防⽌擦伤⽤）

注意

• ⽤ ?/1（开机 / 待机）按钮关闭本机的

电源后，投影灯的温度仍然很⾼。如果触摸投影灯，⼿指可能会被烫伤。更换投影灯时，请⾄少等候 1 个⼩时让投影灯冷却。

• 请勿触摸镜头表⾯。如果触摸了镜头表⾯，请⽤软布擦去指纹。

• 本机安装在天花板上时，更换投影灯时需格外注意。

• 更换天花板上本机的投影灯时，请勿站在投影灯盖正下⽅。拆卸投影灯门

（内盖）时，避免扭绞。如果投影灯爆

炸，碎⽚可能会造成⼈⾝伤害。

• 拆下投影灯单元时，令投影灯单元处于⽔平状态，然后将其径直拉出。请勿倾斜投影灯单元。如果在倾斜状态下拉出投影灯单元，万⼀投影灯损坏，碎⽚可能散落并导致⼈⾝伤害。

注意

• 请务必使⽤ LMP-H220 投影机灯泡进⾏更换。如果使⽤ LMP-H220 之外的投影灯，本机可能发⽣故障。

• 在更换投影灯之前，请务必关闭本机电源并拔下电源线，然后检查 ON/ STANDBY 指⽰灯是否已经熄灭。

1 关闭本机电源并拔下交流电源线。

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2 当在诸如桌⼦⼀类的平坦的表⾯上

放置本机时，为防⽌表⾯擦伤，请铺上⼀块布。将本机放在布上。

注意

请务必将本机放在平稳的表⾯。

3 按投影灯盖图⽰部位，同时滑

动 1，然后打开 2 投影灯盖。

5 ⽤⼗字螺丝⼑拧松投影灯上的 3 个

螺丝。抓住⼿柄，然后将投影灯径直地拉出。

⼿柄

4 ⽤⼗字螺丝⼑拧松投影灯门（内

盖）螺丝，然后打开投影灯门。

注意

• 请勿拧松除 3 个指定螺丝以外的螺丝。

• 请通过⼿柄拿住投影灯进⾏拆卸和安装。

6 通过⼿柄将新投影灯牢固地推⼊到

底，然后拧紧 3 个螺丝。

注意

请注意不要触摸本机内部的光学器件。

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7 关上投影灯门（内盖），然后拧紧

螺丝。

8 关上投影灯盖。

9 ⽤⼀块软布擦掉通风孔（进⽓）

上的灰尘。

10接通本机的电源，然后在设置

菜单上选择投影灯设定项⽬。

将会出现下⾯的菜单画⾯。

提⽰

如果 “设定锁定”设定为 “等级 B”，则将设定为 “关”⼀次。

11选择 “是”。

注意

请勿将⼿放进投影灯更换插槽，也不要让任何液体或其它物品落⼊插槽内，以免触电或发⽣⽕灾。

注意

• 如果投影灯没有牢固安装到位，本机将不会接通电源。

• 如果投影灯盖没有关严，本机将不会接通电源。

• 要取消显⽰在屏幕上的信息时，请按遥控器上的按钮或本机控制⾯板上的按钮。

通风孔（进⽓）

天花板安装时更换破碎投影灯的注意事项

如果投影灯破碎，投影灯碎⽚可能散落并导致⼈⾝伤害。在天花板上安装本机时，请将投影灯门

（内盖）抬起打开 30 度后，慢慢⽔平滑

动拆下。避免扭绞投影灯门（内盖）。

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注意

本投影灯内含⽔银。根据您所居住的地区不同，废弃荧光灯管的处理规定各异。请遵照您所在地区的废物处理⽅针。

清洁

清洁机壳

• 若要清除机壳上的灰尘，请⽤软布轻轻擦拭。如果灰尘较顽固，请⽤稍蘸稀释的中性洗涤剂的软布擦拭。

• 请勿使⽤任何类型的研磨垫、碱 / 酸清洁剂、擦洗粉或挥发溶剂（如酒精、苯、稀释剂或杀⾍剂）。

• ⽤⼲净的布清洁本机。⽤脏布擦拭可能会擦伤本机。

• 如果使⽤这些材料或长时间与橡胶或塑料原料接触，可能会损坏屏幕表⾯和机壳原料。

商标信息

• “PlayStation”是Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. 的注册商标。

• HDMI、HDMI ⾼清晰度多媒体接⼝以及 HDMI 标志是 HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. 在美国和其他国家的商标或注册商标。

• “Blu-ray”和 “Blu-ray Disc”是 Blu-ray Disc Association 的商标。

• “x.v.Color (x.v.Colour)”、

“Motionflow”和其各⾃标识是 Sony

Corporation 的商标。

........................................................................

本投影机⽀持 HDMI 标准的 DeepColor、 x.v.Color、LipSync、电脑输⼊信号、 3D 信号和 4K 信号。它还⽀持 HDCP。

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规格

项⽬说明

显⽰系统 SXRD ⾯板、投影系统显⽰设备有效显⽰区域尺⼨0.74 英⼨（18.8 mm）SXRD

像素数 26542080 像素（8847360 像素× 3）

投影镜头 2.06 倍变焦镜头（电动）

光源超⾼压投影灯泡 225 W 型屏幕尺⼨ 60 英⼨⾄ 300 英⼨（1524 mm ⾄ 7620 mm）（对

接受的数字信号请参阅 “预设信号”（第 50 页）。 HDMI （2 个输⼊），符合 HDCP RGB

其他输⼊ / 输出 TRIGGER 微型插孔，直流 12 V，最⼤ 100 mA

REMOTE RS-232C：D-sub 9 芯（公） LAN RJ45，10BASE-T/100BASE-TX IR IN 微型插孔 USB 直流 5 V，最⼤ 500 mA

外部尺⼨（宽 / ⾼ / 深） 495.6 mm × 205.3 mm × 463.6 mm （不含突出

质量约 14 kg 电源要求交流 100 V ⾄ 240 V，4.0 A ⾄ 1.7 A，50/60 Hz 功耗 390 W 功耗待机模式 0.4 W ( 当 “遥控起动”设定为 “关”时 )

连⽹待机模式 1.0 W (LAN) ( 当 “遥控起动”设定为 “开”

⼯作温度 5°C⾄35°C ⼯作湿度 35％⾄ 85％（⽆结露）存放温度 -20°C⾄+60°C 存放湿度 10％⾄ 90％随机附件请参阅附带快速参考⼿册上的 “检查随机附

选购附件投影机灯泡：LMP-H220 （⽤于更换）

f = 21.7 mm ⾄ 44.7 mm F3.0 ⾄ F4.0

⾓线测量）

B/CB PR/CR

Y P

部分）

时) 当 LAN 端⼦未连接时，会变为低功耗模式

（0.5 W）。

件”。

投影机悬挂⽀架：PSS-H10

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注意

• 质量和尺⼨的值为近似值。

• 某些选购附件并⾮在所有国家和地区有售。请与当地 Sony 授权经销商确认。

• 本说明书中的附件信息截⾄ 2021 年 4 ⽉。

本机和其选购附件的设计和规格如有变更，恕不另⾏通知。

预设信号

下表显⽰您可以使⽤本机进⾏投影的信号和视频格式。当输⼊下述预设信号以外的信号时，图像可能⽆法正常显⽰。

预设存储

器号码

5 480/60p 480/60p

6 576/50p 576/50p

7 1080/60i 1080/60i

8 1080/50i 1080/50i

10 720/60p 720/60p

11 720/50p 720/50p

12 1080/60p 1080/60p

13 1080/50p 1080/50p

14 1080/24p 1080/24p

18 720/60p

（画⾯压缩）

19 720/50p

（画⾯压缩）

20 1080/24p

（画⾯压缩） 26 640 × 480 VESA 60 31.469 59.940 H- 负、V- 负 32 800 × 600 VESA 60 37.879 60.317 H- 正、V- 正 37 1024 × 768 VESA 60 48.363 60.004 H- 负、V- 负 45 1280 × 960 VESA 60 60.000 60.000 H- 正、V- 正 47 1280 × 1024 VESA 60 63.974 60.013 H- 正、V- 正 50 1400 × 1050 SXGA+ 65.317 59.978 H- 负、V- 正 55 1280 × 768 1280 × 768/60 47.776 59.870 H- 负、V- 正

预设信号（分辨率）

（逐⾏ NTSC）（720 × 480p）

（逐⾏ PAL）（720 × 576p）

(1920 × 1080i)

(1280 × 720p)

(1920 × 1080p)

(1920 × 1080p) 720/60p

(1280 × 720p) 720/50p

(1280 × 720p) 1080/24p

(1920 × 1080p)

⾏频

（kHz）场频（Hz）

31.470 60.000

31.250 50.000

33.750 60.000

28.130 50.000

45.000 60.000

37.500 50.000

67.500 60.000

56.260 50.000

26.973 23.976

90.000 60.000

75.000 50.000

53.946 23.976

同步

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预设存储

器号码

预设信号（分辨率）

71 1920 × 1080/

60i

（画⾯压缩）

72 1920 × 1080/

50i

（画⾯压缩）

74 3840 × 2160/

60p

75 3840 × 2160/

50p

76 4096 × 2160/

60p

77 4096 × 2160/

50p

78 4096 × 2160/

30p

79 4096 × 2160/

25p

93 3840 × 2160/

24p

94 3840 × 2160/

25p

95 3840 × 2160/

30p

96 4096 × 2160/

24p

1080/60i (1920 × 1080i)

1080/50i (1920 × 1080i)

3840 × 2160/60p (3840 × 2160)

3840 × 2160/50p (3840 × 2160)

4096 × 2160/60p (4096 × 2160)

4096 × 2160/50p (4096 × 2160)

4096 × 2160/30p (4096 × 2160)

4096 × 2160/25p (4096 × 2160)

3840 × 2160/24p (3840 × 2160)

3840 × 2160/25p (3840 × 2160)

3840 × 2160/30p (3840 × 2160)

4096 × 2160/24p (4096 × 2160)

⾏频

（kHz）场频（Hz）

67.500 60.000

56.250 50.000

135.000 60.000

112.500 50.000

135.000 60.000

112.500 50.000

67.500 30.000

56.250 25.000

53.946 23.976

56.250 25.000

67.433 29.970

54.000 24.000

同步

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各输⼊信号的预设存储器号码

数字信号

信号预设存储器号码

分量信号（HDMI 1、2 接⼝） 5 ⾄ 8，10 ⾄ 14，18 ⾄ 20，71、72、74

⾄79，93⾄96

视频 GBR 信号（HDMI 1、2 接⼝） 5 ⾄ 8，10 ⾄ 14，18 ⾄ 20，71、72、74

⾄79，93⾄96

电脑信号（HDMI 1、2 接⼝） 10*、12*、26、32、37、45、47、50、55

* 某些从电脑输⼊的数码信号可能显⽰为分量或视频 GBR 信号的预设存储器号码。

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输⼊信号和可调整 / 设定项⽬

根据输⼊信号的不同，菜单中可调整的项⽬有所不同。下表列出这些项⽬。⽆法调整 / 设定的项⽬不显⽰在菜单中。

图像设定菜单

项⽬

真实创作动态 HDR 增强投影灯控制 Motionflow

对⽐度亮度⾊彩⾊调⾊温锐度

分量信号视频 GBR 信号电脑信号

zz – zz – zzz zz – zzz zzz zz – zz – zzz zz –

NR z （不包括预设记

忆号 18 ⾄ 20、71

和72）

MPEG NR z （不包括预设记

忆号 18 ⾄ 20、71

和72）

缓和⾊阶 z （不包括预设记

忆号 18 ⾄ 20、71

和72）

电影模式 z （不包括预设记

忆号 5、6、10 ⾄ 14、18 ⾄ 20、74

⾄ 79 及 93 ⾄ 96）迦玛校正⾊彩校正纯⽩⾊ x.v.Color

zzz zzz zzz z ––

HDR z （只限预设存储

器号码 74 ⾄ 79 和

93 ⾄ 96）

彩⾊空间

zzz

输⼊信号

z （不包括预设记

忆号 18 ⾄ 20、71

和72）

z （不包括预设记

忆号 18 ⾄ 20、71

和72）

z （不包括预设记

忆号 18 ⾄ 20、71

和72）

z （不包括预设记

忆号 5、6、10 ⾄ 14、18 ⾄ 20、74

⾄79及93⾄96）

z （只限预设存储器号码 74 ⾄ 79 和

93 ⾄ 96）

–

z: 可调整 / 能设定

-: 不可调整 / 不能设定 *1: 有关更多详细说明，请参见 “Motionflow”（第 55 页）中的表格。

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屏幕设定菜单

项⽬

纵横⽐ *

z: 可调整 / 能设定

-: 不可调整 / 不能设定 *1: 有关更多详细说明，请参见 “纵横⽐模式”（第 55 页）中的表格。

注意

当连接诸如 HDMI 电缆等电缆时，请在信息菜单（第 36 页）和 “数字信号”（第 51 页）中查看信号的类型，并查看可调节 / 能设定的项⽬。

分量信号视频 GBR 信号电脑信号

zz –

输⼊信号

兼容的 3D 信号

本机接受以下 3D 信号类型。

分辨率 3D 信号格式

720/60p、720/50p 并排格式

上下格式 * 画⾯压缩 *

1080/60i、 1080/50i

1080/24P 并排格式

1080/60p、 1080/50p

并排格式 * 画⾯压缩

上下格式 * 画⾯压缩 * 并排格式上下格式

*：HDMI 标准的指定 3D 格式。

3D 信号和可调整 / 设定项⽬

根据 3D 信号的不同，菜单上的某些项⽬可能⽆法调整 / 设定。⽆法调整的项⽬不显⽰在菜单中。下表列出这些项⽬。

3D 信号

项⽬

真实创作投影灯控制 Motionflow NR MPEG NR 缓和⾊阶电影模式

720/60p、

720/50p

zzzz zzzz zzzz

––––

–––– – z ––

1080/60i、

1080/50i

1080/24p 1080/60p、

1080/50p

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3D 信号

x.v.Color HDR 纵横⽐ *

项⽬

720/60p、

720/50p

1080/60i、

1080/50i

1080/24p 1080/60p、

1080/50p

zzzz

––––

zzzz

z: 可调整 / 能设定

-: 不可调整 / 不能设定 *1: 有关更多详细说明，请参见 “纵横⽐模式”（第 55 页）中的表格。

当本机设定为将 2D 影像转换为 3D 影像时，根据功能设定菜单上 “3D 格式”设定的不同，菜单上的某些项⽬可能⽆法调整 / 设定。⽆法调整的项⽬不显⽰在菜单中。下表列出这些项⽬。

3D 信号

真实创作投影灯控制 Motionflow NR MPEG NR 缓和⾊阶电影模式 * x.v.Color HDR 纵横⽐ *

项⽬

上下并排模拟 3D

zzz zzz zzz

––z ––z

zzz

– zz

zzz

–––

zzz

z: 可调整 / 能设定

-: 不可调整 / 不能设定

*1: 仅在 1080/60i 或 1080/50i 信号为输⼊信号时，该项⽬才可⽤。 *2: 有关更多详细说明，请参见 “纵横⽐模式”（第 55 页）中的表格。

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纵横⽐模式

可选择的项⽬根据输⼊信号的类型或 3D 格式⽽异。有关详细说明，请参见下表。⽆法选择的项⽬在菜单中不显⽰。

可接受的信号

预设存储器号码

（第 50 页）

1.85:1 放⼤

2.35:1 放⼤标准垂直拉伸挤压拉伸

4096 ×

2160

3840 ×

2160

76 ⾄ 79、9674、75、93

⾄95

– zzz – – zzz –

zzzzz* zzzz – zzzz –

–––z –

1920 ×

1080

1280 × 720

7、8、10

⾄14

720 × 480 720 × 576

5, 6

其他

26, 32, 37, 45, 47, 50,

*1: 因为固定为标准，所以菜单中不显⽰。

可接受的信号 1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720 3D 格式并排上下画⾯压缩模拟 3D 预设存储器号码

（第 50 页）

1.85:1 放⼤

2.35:1 放⼤标准垂直拉伸挤压拉伸

7、8、10 ⾄

10 ⾄ 14

18 ⾄ 20、71、727、8、10 ⾄

zzzz zzzz zzzz zzzz zzzz

––––

Motionflow

可选择的项⽬根据输⼊信号的类型或 3D 格式⽽异。有关详细说明，请参见下表。⽆法选择的项⽬在菜单中不显⽰。

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1920 × 1080

可接受的信号

预设存储器号码

（第 50 页）

⾼平滑低平滑 True Cinema

可接受的信号 1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720 3D 格式画⾯压缩上下并排模拟 3D 预设存储器号

码（第50 页）

⾼平滑低平滑 True Cinema

18 19

––z ––zz z – zz – zz z z

–––––– – –

1280 × 720

720 × 480 720 × 576

5⾄8、10⾄1474、75、93

zz –– zz –– zz ––

20、 71、

3840 × 2160 4096 × 2160 其他

26, 32, 37, 45, 47, 50,

⾄14

⾄95

10、1211、

76 ⾄ 79、96

7、8、10

⾄14

可调整 / 设定项⽬的存储条件

分别为每个输⼊接⼝存储各个可调节 / 设定项⽬。有关更多详细说明，请参见下表。

各输⼊信号的预设存储器号码

输⼊预设存储器号码

HDMI 1 (2D) 5 ⾄ 8，10 ⾄ 14，26、32、37、45、47、50、55、74 ⾄ HDMI 2 (2D) HDMI 1 (3D) 7、8、10 ⾄ 14，18 ⾄ 20、71、72 HDMI 2 (3D)

79，93 ⾄ 96

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图像设定菜单

项⽬存储条件

校准预设针对每个输⼊连接器和 2D/3D/HDR 重设针对每个输⼊连接器、2D/3D、HDR/SDR*1和校准预设真实创作动态 HDR 增强投影灯控制 Motionflow 对⽐度亮度⾊彩⾊调⾊温 D93-D55 特制 1-5 增益 R ⽤于各⾊温、D93-D55 和特制 1-5 增益 G 增益 B 偏置 R 偏置 G 偏置 B 锐度针对每个输⼊连接器、2D/3D、HDR/SDR

和校准预设 NR MPEG NR 缓和⾊阶电影模式迦玛校正⾊彩校正纯⽩⾊ x.v.Color HDR 针对每个输⼊连接器和校准预设彩⾊空间针对每个输⼊连接器、2D/3D、HDR/SDR*1和校准预设青 - 红针对每个彩⾊空间品红 - 绿减少输⼊延迟针对每个输⼊连接器、2D/3D、HDR/SDR

和校准预设

*1：HDR/SDR HDR：以 HDR 设定为 “⾃动”输⼊ HDR 信号时

“HDR”设定为 “HDR10”、“HDR 原始”或 “HLG”时

SDR：上述以外的设置

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投影距离和镜头移位范围

投影距离是指镜头的前缘与投影⾯之间的距离。

投影距离 L

投影图像

镜头的前缘

镜头移位范围⽤百分⽐（%）表⽰镜头从投影图像的中⼼起可以移位的距离。当图中的点 A （从镜头中⼼起始的直线与投影图像直⾓交叉的点）与投影图像的中⼼对齐时，镜头移位范围被当作 0%，投影图像的总宽度或总⾼度被当作是 100%。

50%

投影图像

投影图像中⼼

投影图像

投影图像中⼼

镜头移位范围

镜头中⼼

本机侧⾯

镜头移位范围

镜头中⼼

本机顶部

VS +

HS -HS +

VS -

阴影区域：镜头移位范围

投影图像

镜头中⼼

VS +：垂直镜头移位范围（向上）[%] VS -：垂直镜头移位范围（向下）[%] HS +：⽔平镜头移位范围（向右）[%] HS -：⽔平镜头移位范围（向左）[%]

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以 1.90:1 （原始全屏显⽰ 17:9）格式投影时

1.90

投影距离

单位：m

投影影像尺⼨

对⾓线宽度×⾼度

投影距离 L

80 英⼨（2.03 m） 1.80 × 0.95 2.32 - 4.77 100 英⼨（2.54 m） 2.25 × 1.18 2.90 - 5.97 120 英⼨（3.05 m） 2.70 × 1.42 3.49 - 7.18 150 英⼨（3.81 m） 3.37 × 1.78 4.38 - 8.98 200 英⼨（5.08 m） 4.49 × 2.37 5.85 - 11.99

投影距离公式

D：投影影像尺⼨（对⾓线）单位：m

投影距离 L （最短距离）投影距离 L （最长距离）

L = 0.029432 × D - 0.0434 L = 0.060197 × D - 0.0420

镜头移位范围

85%

31% 31%

80%

VS + = 85 - 2.742 × （HS + 或 HS -）[%] VS - = 80 - 2.742 × （HS + 或 HS -）[%] HS + = HS - = 31 - 0.365 × （VS + 或 VS -）[%]

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以 1.78:1 （16:9）格式投影时

1.78

视频显⽰区域投影区域

投影距离

单位：m

投影影像尺⼨

对⾓线宽度×⾼度

投影距离 L

80 英⼨（2.03 m） 1.77 × 1.00 2.44 - 5.01 100 英⼨（2.54 m） 2.21 × 1.25 3.05 - 6.28 120 英⼨（3.05 m） 2.66 × 1.49 3.67 - 7.55 150 英⼨（3.81 m） 3.32 × 1.87 4.60 - 9.44 200 英⼨（5.08 m） 4.43 × 2.49 6.15 - 12.61

投影距离公式

D：投影影像尺⼨（对⾓线）单位：m

投影距离 L （最短距离）投影距离 L （最长距离）

L = 0.030934 × D - 0.0434 L = 0.063269 × D - 0.0420

镜头移位范围

85%

33% 33%

VS + = 85 - 2.576 × （HS + 或 HS -）[%] VS - = 80 - 2.576 × （HS + 或 HS -）[%] HS + = HS - = 33 - 0.388 × （VS + 或 VS -）[%]

80%

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以 2.35:1 格式投影时

2.35

视频显⽰区域

投影区域

投影距离

单位：m

投影影像尺⼨

对⾓线宽度×⾼度

投影距离 L

80 英⼨（2.03 m） 1.87 × 0.80 2.41 - 4.96

100 英⼨（2.54 m） 2.34 × 0.99 3.02 - 6.22 120 英⼨（3.05 m） 2.80 × 1.19 3.64 - 7.47 150 英⼨（3.81 m） 3.51 × 1.49 4.55 - 9.35 200 英⼨（5.08 m） 4.67 × 1.99 6.08 - 12.48

投影距离公式

D：投影影像尺⼨（对⾓线）单位：m

投影距离 L （最短距离）投影距离 L （最长距离）

L = 0.030617 × D - 0.0434 L = 0.062621 × D - 0.0420

镜头移位范围

105%

31% 31%

99%

VS + = 105 - 3.387 × （HS + 或 HS -）[%] VS - = 99 - 3.387 × （HS + 或 HS -）[%] HS + = HS - = 31 - 0.295 × （VS + 或 VS -）[%]

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尺⼨

前⾯

底部

机壳的前缘

187.9

单位：mm

495.6

247.8 247.8

镜头中⼼

205.3

212.3 118

单位：mm

81.5

187.9

87.4

142.9 150.6

409.3

463.6

7.5

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镜头的前缘与机壳的前缘之间的距离

镜头的前缘

机壳的前缘

安装 PSS-H10 投影机悬挂⽀架

前视图

150

单位：mm

36.8

单位：mm

天花板

⽀撑柱的中⼼

镜头中⼼

175

118

安装架的底⾯

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侧视图

顶视图

单位：mm

213.4 130

机壳的前缘

258.4

463.6

单位：mm

213.4 130

机壳的前缘

⽀撑柱的中⼼（⽀撑柱的中⼼不同于本机的中⼼。）

上天花板安装⽀架

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天花板安装孔

使⽤长度为 5.3 mm （最⼩值）⾄ 7.6 mm （最⼤值）的螺丝进⾏天花板安装。建议的扭矩（朝旋转⽅向转动螺丝时的扭⼒）：1.4 ± 0.2 N-m

螺丝的最⼩长度

插⼊螺⺟（M5）

螺丝的最⼤长度

螺丝孔

本机

单位：mm

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本产品所使⽤软件的声明和许可

GPL/LGPL 许可软件

本产品中使⽤的 GPL 可执⾏⽂件和 LGPL 库遵守 GPL/LGPL 许可协议，该协议作为本⽂档的⼀部分：

组件清单：

linux-kernel alsa-lib busybox crypto directfb dosfstools e2fsprogs exceptionmonitor fuse gdisk glib glibc iptables libmicrohttpd libnuma (in numactl) procps pump-autoip XZ utils 可通过以下链接获得这些可执⾏⽂件和库的源代码以及其他可执⾏⽂件和库： http://oss.sony.net/Products/Linux

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---------------------Copyright (C) 1995-1998 Eric Young ([email protected]) All rights reserved. This package is an SSL implementation written by Eric Young ([email protected]). The implementation was written so as to conform with Netscapes SSL. This library is free for commercial and noncommercial use as long as the following conditions are aheared to. The following conditions apply to all code found in this distribution, be it the RC4, RSA, lhash, DES, etc., code; not just the SSL code. The SSL documentation included with this distribution is covered by the same copyright terms except that the holder is Tim Hudson ([email protected]). Copyright remains Eric Young’s, and as such any Copyright notices in the code are not to be removed. If this package is used in a product, Eric Young should be given attribution as the author of the parts of the library used. This can be in the form of a textual message at program startup or in documentation (online or textual) provided with the package. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

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use of this software must display the following acknowledgement: “This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young ([email protected])” The word ‘cryptographic’ can be left out if the rouines from the library being used are not cryptographic related :-).

4. If you include any Windows specific code (or a derivative thereof) from the apps directory (application code) you must include an acknowledgement: “This product includes software written by Tim Hudson ([email protected])” THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ERIC YOUNG “AS IS” AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. The licence and distribution terms for any publically available version or derivative of this code cannot be changed. i.e. this code cannot simply be copied and put under another distribution licence [including the GNU Public Licence.] ===============================

FREETYPE/FREETYPE2 SOFTWARE

The software is based in part of the work of the FreeType Team. ===============================

Notification of MIT

EXPAT Copyright (c) 1998, 1999, 2000 Thai Open Source Software Center Ltd and Clark Cooper Copyright (c) 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Expat maintainers. JSONcpp Copyright (c) 2007-2010 Baptiste Lepilleur yaml-cpp Copyright (c) 2008 Jesse Beder. cJSON Copyright (c) 2009 Dave Gamble GIFLIB Copyright (c) 1997 Eric S. Raymond PyYAML Copyright (c) 2006 Kirill Simonov Parson Copyright (c) 2012 - 2014 Krzysztof Gabis Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any

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CURL SOFTWARE

COPYRIGHT AND PERMISSION NOTICE. Copyright (c) 1996 - 2012, Daniel Stenberg, <[email protected]>. All rights reserved. Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is here by granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWAR E OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. Except as contained in this notice, the name of a copyright holder shall not be used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale, use or other dealings in this Software without prior written authorization of the copyright holder. ===============================

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klibc and jemalloc

All of the documenta tion and software included in the

4.4BSD and 4.4BSD-Lite Releases is copyrighted by The Regents of the University of California. Copyright 1979, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1 988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software must display the following acknowledgement: This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors. Neither the name of the University nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission. THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE REGENTS AND CONTRIBUTORS “AS IS’’ AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the American National Standards Committee X3, on Information Processing Systems have given us permission to reprint portions of their documentation. In the following statement, the phrase “this text’’ refers to portions of the system documentation. Portions of this text are reprinted and reproduced in

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Big5 Font(DynaComware)

The DynaFont used on the screen display are solely develop by DynaComware. ===============================

icu(libic)

ICU License - ICU 1.8.1 and later COPYRIGHT AND PERMISSION NOTICE Copyright (c) 1995-2012 International Business Machines Corporation and others All rights reserved. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, provided that the above copyright notice(s) and this permission notice appear in all copies of the Software and that both the above copyright notice(s) and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY

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Copyright (c) 2004-2011 by Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. (“ISC”) Copyright (c) 1995-2003 by Internet Software Consortium Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is he reby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND ISC DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL ISC BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. 950 Charter Street Redwood City, CA 94063 [email protected] https://www.isc.org/ ===============================

libevent

1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.

3. The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission. THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR “AS IS” AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. ============== Portions of Libevent are based on works by others, also made available by them under the three-clause BSD license above. The copyright notices are available in the corr esponding source files; the lic ense is as above. Here’s a list: log.c: Copyright (c) 2000 Dug Song <[email protected]> Copyright (c) 1993 The Regents of the University of California. strlcpy.c: Copyright (c) 1998 Todd C. Miller <[email protected]> win32select.c: Copyright (c) 2003 Michael A. Davis <[email protected]> evport.c: Copyright (c) 2007 Sun Microsystems ht-internal.h: Copyright (c) 2002 Christopher Clark minheap-internal.h: Copyright (c) 2006 Maxim Yegorushkin

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<[email protected]> ============== The arc4module is available under the following, sometimes called the “OpenBSD” license: Copyright (c) 1996, David Mazieres <[email protected]> Copyright (c) 2008, Damien Miller <[email protected]> Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any purpose with or witho ut fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. ===============================

boost

Boost Software License - Version 1.0 - August 17th, 2003 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person or organization obtaining a copy of the software and accompanying documentation covered by this license (the “Software”) to use, reproduce, display, distribute, execute, and transmit the Software, and to prepare derivative works of the Software, and to permit third-parties to whom the Software is furnished to do so, all subject to the following: The copyright notices in the Software and this entire statement, including the above license grant, this restriction and the following disclaimer, must be included in all copies of the Software, in whole or in part, and all derivative works of the Software, unless such copies or derivative works are solely in the form of machine-executable object code generated by a source language processor. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR ANYONE DISTRIBUTING THE SOFTWARE BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT OR

OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. ===============================

ppp

Copyrights: *********** All of the code can be freely used and redistributed. The individual source files each have their own copyright and permission notice. Pppd, pppstats and pppdump are under BSD-style notices. Some of the pppd plugins are GPL’d. Chat is public domain. ===============================

ntp

Copyright (c) University of Delaware 1992-2012. Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both the copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the name University of Delaware not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, written prior permission. The University of Delaware makes no representations about the suitability this software for any purpose. It is provided “as is” without express or implied warranty. ===============================

libcap

Unless otherwise *explicitly* stated, the following text describes the licensed condit ions under which the contents of this libcap release may be used and distributed: Redistribution and use in source and binary forms of libcap, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

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2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce all prior and current copyright notices, this list of conditions, and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

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clause is necessary due to a potential conflict between the GNU GPL and the restrictions contained in a BSD-style copyright.) THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS’’ AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR(S) BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. ===============================

Python®

Python® is a registered trademark of the Python Software Foundation. ===============================

lighttpd

Copyright (c) 2004, Jan Kneschke, incremental All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: – Redistributions of source code must retain the

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– Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the

above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/ or other materials provided with the distribution.

– Neither the name of the ‘incremental’ nor the

names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software

without specific prior written permission. THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS “AS IS” AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. ===============================

pcre

PCRE LICENCE

-----------PCRE is a library of functions to support regular expressions whose syntax and semantics are as close as possible to those of the Perl 5 language. Release 8 of PCRE is distributed under the terms of the “BSD” licence, as specified below. The documentation for PCRE, supplied in the “doc” directory, is distributed under the same terms as the software itself. The basic library functions are written in C and are freestanding. Also included in the distribution is a set of C++ wrapper functions.

THE BASIC LIBRARY FUNCTIONS

--------------------------Written by: Philip Hazel Email local part: ph10 Email domain: cam.ac.uk University of Cambridge Computing Service, Cambridge, England. Copyright (c) 1997-2010 University of Cambridge All rights reserved.

THE C++ WRAPPER FUNCTIONS

THE “BSD” LICENCE

----------------Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: * Redistributions of source code must retain the

above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.

* Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the

above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disc laimer in the documentatio n and/ or other materials provided with the distribution.

* Neither the name of the University of Cambridge

nor the name of Google Inc. nor the names of their

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contributors may be used to endorse or promote

products derived from this software without

specific prior written permission. THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS “AS IS” AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. End ===============================

RSA Data Security’s MD5 License

License to copy and use this software is granted provided that it is identified as the “RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Di gest Algorithm” in all material mentioning or referencing this software or this function.

License is also granted to make and use derivative works provided that such works are identified as “derived from the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm” in all material mentioning or referencing the derived work.

RSA Data Security, Inc. makes no representations concerning either the merchantability of this s oftware or the suitability of this software for any particular purpose. It is provided “as is” without express or implied warranty of any kind. These notices must be retained in any copies of any part of this documentation and/or software.

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