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Mitsubishi Electric DLP WD8200U User Manual

Mitsubishi Electric DLP WD8200U
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DLP™ PROJECTOR
MODEL
WD8200U
WD8200LU
User Manual
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Mitsubishi Electric DLP WD8200U Specifications

General IconGeneral
Display TechnologyDLP
Resolution1280 x 800
Lamp Life2000 hours (standard), 3000 hours (eco mode)
InputsHDMI, DVI-D, VGA, S-Video, Composite Video
Projection Size30 - 300 inches
Noise Level39 dB (Normal mode)

Summary

Important safeguards

Power Sources

Operate projector only from indicated power source type.

Ventilation

Ensure adequate ventilation and do not block openings.

Place of Installation

Avoid high temperature/humidity places; maintain specified operating conditions.

Preparing Your Projector

Checking Accessories

Verify all supplied accessories are packed in the projector package.

Overview

Diagram and list of projector external parts and their functions.

Indicators

Explanation of the projector's status indicator lights and their meanings.

Remote Control

Detailed list and function of each button on the remote control.

Using the Remote Control

Operational Range of the Remote Control

Specifies the distance and angle for effective remote control operation.

Setting the ID Number of the Remote Control

How to set projector and controller IDs for managing multiple projectors.

Setting Up Your Projector

Screen Size and Projection Distance

Tables showing image size, projection distance, and lens shift ranges.

Adjusting the Position of the Projected Image

Steps for adjusting focus, zoom, and lens shift for image positioning.

Correcting Skewed or Distorted Image

Methods to correct trapezoidal distortion using keystone, cornerstone, and curved modes.

Front Projection, Ceiling Mounting

Installation guidelines for ceiling-mounted projectors.

Viewing Computer Images

A. Connecting the Projector to a Computer

Instructions for connecting various computer output types to the projector.

D. Projecting Images

Steps for turning on the projector and displaying computer images.

Setting the Aspect Ratio

Changing image aspect ratio for different screen types or preferences.

Viewing Video Images

A. Connecting the Projector to Video Equipment

Instructions for connecting video players and other equipment.

Projector + DVD Player or HDTV Decoder

Connecting DVD players/HDTV decoders using component video terminals.

D. Projecting Images

Steps for turning on the projector and displaying video images.

Menu Operation

IMAGE Menu

Settings for image quality adjustments like color, brightness, and sharpness.

INSTALLATION 1 Menu

Setup options related to lamp, standby, and projection angle.

INSTALLATION 2 Menu

Setup options including auto power, splash screen, and filter settings.

FEATURE Menu

Settings for aspect ratio, projector ID, password, and cinema mode.

SIGNAL Menu

Adjustments for resolution, timing, and signal processing.

NETWORK Menu

Configuration for network connectivity, IP settings, and control systems.

Adjusting Projected Images

Adjusting the Brightness (CONTRAST and BRIGHTNESS)

How to adjust image brightness and contrast using the menu.

Adjusting the Color (COLOR and TINT)

How to adjust image color saturation and hue using the menu.

How to Adjust the Computer Image

Flowchart for troubleshooting and adjusting computer image display issues.

Making the Joints Unnoticeable

Adjusting edge blending, black level, and brightness for seamless multi-screen displays.

Initial Network Settings

Setting Projector Name

Assigning a name to the projector for identification.

Network Password Settings

Setting a password for network control and authentication.

IP Address Settings

Manually setting the projector's IP address for network communication.

Setting the Control System

Selecting the control system (AMX, Crestron) for external management.

Lamp Relay

Setting the Lamp Relay Interval

Configuring the interval for automatic lamp rest or switching to ensure continuous projection.

Advanced Features

Changing the Image Displayed at the Startup

Customizing the startup screen or splash screen with a captured image.

Password Function

Setting up password protection for projector operation and menu access.

Supervising and Controlling by Computer

Managing projector operations remotely via a LAN network using various control software.

Control by a Control Panel, etc.

Controlling the projector using external control panels via the REMOTE 1 IN terminal.

Replacing the Lamp

Interval of Lamp Replacement

Recommended lamp replacement intervals and indicators for replacement.

To Replace the Lamp

Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the projector lamp.

Reset of the Lamp Operation Time

Procedure to reset the lamp operation time after replacement.

Automatic Cleaning Filter

Setting the Cleaning Interval

Configuring the automatic cleaning filter's interval for dust removal.

How to Clean the Automatic Cleaning Filter

Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the projector's automatic cleaning filter.

Troubleshooting

Power Can Not Be Turned On

Troubleshooting steps for when the projector fails to power on.

No Image Appears on the Screen

Solutions for issues where no image is displayed on the screen.

Power Turns Off

Diagnosing and resolving issues where the projector unexpectedly powers off.

Images Are Not Displayed Correctly.

Common issues with image display like shaking, displacement, or distortion.

Indicators

POWER, STATUS, and FILTER: The Current Condition is Indicated.

Explains the meaning of the POWER, STATUS, and FILTER indicator lights.

LAMP 1, LAMP 2: The Condition of Each Lamp is Indicated.

Describes the status of the projector's lamps and related troubleshooting.

Specifications

Image Size (Projection Distance)

Information on achievable image sizes and corresponding projection distances.

Computer/Component Video Input

Details on the types of computer and component video signals supported.

Specification of RGB Signals in Each Computer Mode of the Projector

Table detailing supported RGB signal modes, resolutions, and frequencies.

Connectors

Pin assignments and specifications for various projector input/output connectors.

Specification of the Attached Lens (for WD8200LU)

Technical data for the attached tele throw zoom lens (OL-XD2000TZ).

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