To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Sony VPL-VW95ES power not turning on?
The power may not turn on if you turn it off and on again too quickly. Wait about 1 minute before turning it back on. Also, make sure the lamp cover and filter holder are securely closed and tightened. Check the warning indicators as well.
Why is there no picture on my Sony VPL-VW95ES?
First, ensure that all connections to your Sony Projector are properly made. Next, select the correct input source using the INPUT button. If using a computer, set the computer signal to output from or only to an external monitor. Also, select the appropriate option ('Computer,' 'Component,' or 'Video GBR') for 'Input-A Signal Sel.' on the Setup menu according to your input signal.
What to do if my Sony VPL-VW95ES Projector picture is too dark?
Adjust the 'Contrast' or 'Brightness' settings properly on the Picture menu of your Sony Projector to brighten the image.
Why is the picture from the INPUT A connector colored strange on my Sony Projector?
Select the correct input signal ('Computer,' 'Component,' or 'Video GBR') for 'Input-A Signal Sel.' on the Setup menu of your Sony Projector to resolve the color issue.
What to do if bright areas are unclear on Sony VPL-VW95ES Projector with HDMI?
This issue may occur if the input signal doesn't fully comply with HDMI standards. Try switching the RGB dynamic range of the connected equipment to Limited (16-235). If this isn't possible, adjust 'Brightness,' 'Contrast,' or 'Sharpness' in the Picture menu of your Sony Projector.
Why are the texts faded when connected with a computer on my Sony VPL-VW95ES?
This issue can arise if the input signal doesn't fully comply with HDMI standards. Adjust the 'Sharpness' setting within the Picture menu on your Sony Projector to improve text clarity.
How to fix a blurry picture on my Sony Projector?
First, adjust the focus of your Sony Projector. If the picture is still not clear, condensation may have accumulated on the lens. Leave the projector on for about 2 hours to allow the condensation to dissipate.
Why does the Sony Projector picture have ghosts?
The video images may be displayed in 3D. If you are watching 3D video, use 3D glasses and set '2D-3D Display Sel.' to '3D' on your Sony Projector.
General| Lamp type | UHP |
|---|---|
| Native resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Native aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Projection technology | SXRD |
| Screen size compatibility | 40 - 300 \ |
| Projector native resolution | 1080p (1920x1080) |
| Vertical synchronization (max) | 92 kHz |
| Vertical synchronization (min) | 48 kHz |
| Horizontal synchronization (max) | 72 kHz |
| Horizontal synchronization (min) | 19 kHz |
| Bulb power | 200 W |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 5 - 35 °C |
| Power consumption (typical) | 300 W |
| Storage relative humidity (H-H) | 10 - 90 % |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 35 - 85 % |
| Product color | Black |
| Interface | 2 x HDMI |
| Serial interface type | RS-232C |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
| Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) support | Yes |
| Light source type | Lamp |
| Power source | AC |
| AC input voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
| Power consumption (standby) | 8 W |
| Product type | Large venue projector |
| Focal length range | 18.5 - 29.6 mm |
| Aperture range (F-F) | 2.5 - 3.4 |
| Display diagonal | 0.61 \ |
| Ethernet LAN | No |
| Noise level | - dB |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 179.2 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 470 mm |
| Height | 484.9 mm |
| Weight | 1100 g |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 470 x 179.2 x 484.9 mm |
Details FCC compliance for US/Canada, warnings, and declaration of conformity.
Safety warnings and disposal notices in French and German languages.
Instructions for Brazil battery disposal, Taiwan disposal, and USB adaptor usage.
Explains Control for HDMI, x.v.Color, and simulated 3D feature.
Covers troubleshooting, warning indicators, message lists, and maintenance procedures.
Details technical specifications, optional accessories, and signal information.
Covers electrical safety, heat build-up prevention, and proper repacking procedures.
Safety guidelines for using the supplied 3D glasses to prevent injury.
Identifies buttons and connectors on the front and right side of the projector.
Identifies controls and features on the rear and bottom of the projector.
Details the buttons and functions of the remote control for operating the projector.
Steps for unpacking the projector and inserting batteries into the remote control.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable installation location to prevent malfunction or damage.
Warnings against improper use, tilting, and advice for high altitude installations.
Guidance on positioning the projector and screen for optimal picture quality using lens shift.
Instructions on aligning the lens parallel to the screen and projecting an image.
Steps to turn on the projector and understand the ON/STANDBY indicator status.
Procedure for adjusting the projector's lens focus using the remote or control panel.
Steps to adjust the picture's size (zoom) and position (shift) using lens controls.
Details on adjusting the picture's horizontal and vertical position within screen limits.
How to use adjusters to level the projector on uneven surfaces and avoid distortion.
Guide for connecting devices like DVD players or game consoles via HDMI for better picture quality.
Instructions for connecting equipment with component video output using Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/CR connectors.
Steps for connecting a computer using HD-Dsub15 or HDMI cables.
Guide for connecting an optional 3D Sync Transmitter for improved 3D signal reception.
Instructions on how to change the projector's menu and on-screen display language.
Basic steps to power on, select input, and project images from connected equipment.
Notes on HDMI signal input ranges and the procedure for turning off the projector safely.
How to store and recall up to five lens settings for different screen setups.
Explains various wide screen modes for different aspect ratios and video signals.
Details modes like Zoom, Anamorphic Zoom, Full 1, and Full 2 for computer and video signals.
Important considerations when selecting wide screen modes, including copyright implications.
Steps for enjoying 3D content, including connecting HDMI equipment and using 3D glasses.
How to convert 2D video images into 3D video images using the projector's simulation feature.
Instructions for wearing and operating the 3D glasses, including precautions and communication range.
How to choose picture modes for optimal viewing based on content and environment.
How to directly adjust picture quality items using remote buttons.
Detailed steps for adjusting color, hue, and brightness of specific picture parts using RCP.
Instructions for using supplied software for gamma correction via computer connection.
General guidance on navigating and operating the projector's on-screen menus.
Steps to select menu items and view their adjustable settings within the menu interface.
How to set or adjust items, displaying them in various menu windows.
Procedures for making adjustments and resetting selected settings or the entire picture to defaults.
Options for selecting picture modes like Dynamic, Standard, Cinema, and custom User modes.
Function to reset selected picture mode settings to their default values.
Explains Cinema Black Pro (iris control) and Motionflow (film projection modes).
How to adjust the image contrast using the remote control's +/- buttons.
Details on adjusting brightness, color density, and color tone for picture quality.
How to adjust color temperature (K values) and sharpness for optimal picture clarity.
Adjusting NR (Noise Reduction) and MPEG NR to reduce picture noise and artifacts.
Settings for film playback modes and gamma correction to adjust picture tone response.
Adjusting black and white levels to enhance picture dynamics and contrast.
Settings for wide color gamut (x.v.Color) and color reproduction ranges.
Detailed control over color, hue, and brightness of specific picture parts using RCP.
Storing and selecting up to five saved lens positions for different aspect ratios.
Adjusting aspect ratio (Wide Mode) and hiding picture outlines (Over Scan).
Settings for screen area (Full/Through) and vertical picture centering.
Adjusting vertical picture size and fine-tuning input signals (APA, Phase, Pitch, Shift).
Configuring on-screen display status, menu language, and menu position.
Adjusting cooling settings for high altitudes and power consumption in standby mode.
Configuring power saving modes and selecting the input signal type for the INPUT A connector.
Setting related to lamp replacement, accessed via the Setup menu.
Adjusting 3D display settings, including 2D-3D conversion, 3D format, and simulated 3D effects.
Adjusting 3D glasses brightness and the depth of 3D images.
Configuring HDMI Control functions like Device Auto Power Off and PJ Auto Power On.
Managing HDMI connected devices and configuring automatic input signal searching.
Displaying a test pattern for adjustments and selecting the background color.
Correcting trapezoidal distortion (V Keystone) and flipping the image horizontally or vertically.
Enabling/disabling lens controls and configuring the TRIGGER connector output.
Selecting IR receiver locations and adjusting displayable screen regions (blanking).
Adjusting color gaps and alignment using panel shift and zone settings.
Displays model name, serial number, signal frequencies, and lamp usage hours.
Details on preset signal memories and user memory storage for input signals.
Explains what Control for HDMI is, its usage, and what can be done with it.
Information about the x.v.Color promotion name and xvYCC standard.
Explanation of the simulated 3D function and its implications for copyright.
Common problems related to power not turning on or picture display issues, with solutions.
Solutions for picture clarity, flickering, color issues, image retention, display problems, and remote control malfunctions.
Troubleshooting for 3D video images not appearing correctly and other issues like fan noise or lens shift.
Explains what the ON/STANDBY and LAMP/COVER indicators mean when they light up or flash.
Lists common warning messages (e.g., High temp., Frequency out of range) and their corresponding remedies.
Messages related to cleaning the air filter and operating the projector at high altitudes.
Lists necessary tools, important cautions, and notes for safely replacing the projector lamp and air filter.
Step-by-step guide for removing the old lamp and installing a new one, with safety notes.
Steps for removing and attaching the air filter, and setting the lamp replacement status in the menu.
Instructions on when and how to clean the air filter for optimal projector performance.
Guidelines for cleaning the projector's exterior cabinet gently and safely.
How to use the provided USB charging AC power adaptor to charge the 3D glasses.
Operational guidance, cleaning instructions, and precautions for the USB charging adaptor.
Technical details on the projector's system, LCD panel, lens, lamp, and input/output connectors.
Physical dimensions, weight, power requirements, operating conditions, and included accessories.
Specifications for the USB charging adaptor and warnings regarding power cord usage.
List of optional accessories available for the projector.
Table listing preset signal resolutions, frequencies (fH, fV), sync types, and H Size.
Mapping of preset memory numbers to analog and digital signal types for different input connectors.
Table showing which Picture menu items are adjustable for Component, Video GBR, and Computer input signals.
Table indicating which Screen menu items are adjustable based on input signal and other settings.
Lists the types of 3D signals (resolution, format) accepted by the projector.
Table showing which menu items are adjustable or fixed when using specific 3D signal formats.
Guidance on installing the projector on a ceiling using a suspension support and projection distances.
Tables providing installation distances (L', y') for 16:9 and 4:3 aspect ratio screens for ceiling mounting.
Instructions and measurements for attaching the projector suspension support, showing the top view.
Diagrams showing front and side views with measurements for ceiling installation using the suspension support.
