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6.2 Control
6.2.1 IR Receivers
6.2.1.1 Location
6.2.1.2 Range
7.0 Power Requirements
7.1 Power Supply
7.2 Power Consumption
7.3 Power Connector
8.0 Audible Noise Level
9.0 Thermal
9.1 Surface Metal
9.2 Surface Plastic
9.3 Exhaust Air
9.4 Screws, Terminals
10.0 Contamination
10.1 Prevention
10.2 Dust in Optical Path
11.0 Included Accessories
11.1 Cables
11.2 Printed Matter
11.3 Remote Control
12.0 User Interface
12.0 Backlight
12.1 Operator Panel
12.2 Indicators
12.3 Remote Control
12.4 Onscreen Menu
12.8 User's Manual
13.0 Reliability
13.1 General Failure Def.
13.2 MTBF
14.0 Environmental
14.1 Operating
14.2 Storage
14.3 Altitude
14.4 Shock
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
2receiver, located on the front and rear of this projector
8m ( front ) / 5m ( rear ) with 30 degree horizontal Angle and 15
degree vertical angle
VAC 100 – 240 Full range switch (50/60Hz), 3 Wire Grounded
310W max.
IEC
34 dB ( Max) @
60°C
65°C
80°C
70°C
Optical system is closed
No noticeable dust
Power Cord Set (US, UK, Euro) x 1, VGA Cable (1.8m) x 1,
Projector Common Cable x 1
User's manual
IR Remote x 1, AAA Batteries x 2
NO
YES
Power Status LED, Lamp Status LED
Front IR receiver ,
Should be in 3 languages (English, French, Spanish )
Should be in 3 languages (English, French, Spanish )
See Appendix B
20000 hours except for DMD chip , lamp ,
10 – 35°C, 20 – 90%RH, without condensation
-10 – 70°C, 20 – 90%RH, without condensation
0 – 6000 feet above sea level, ambient 30 ℃
25℃
sea level
Rear IR receiver
fans and color wheel.
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