DepthQ HDS3D2 User manual

Sat/Cable + DepthQ® Modulator
Step 1: Connect the HDMI cable between the Sat/Cable Box and the back of the
DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 2: Play some 3D content to determine whether it is in a Side-by-Side or
Above-Below format.
Step 3: Turn on 3D in the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector: Using the DepthQ®
HDs3D2 remote, press Menu; then use the left or right arrows to highlight
Settings 1 and “Enter”, then arrow down to Advanced 1 and press “Enter”; then
arrow up to highlite 3D Setting and press “Enter”; then arrow up to select 3D
Format and press “Enter”; then arrow up or down to select either Top/Bottom or
Side by Side and press “Enter”. Let the menu time out and it will disappear.
Step 4: Connect your DepthQ® Polarization Modulator Control Unit to the 3D Sync
output on the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 5: Position the DepthQ® Modulator in front of the lens, tilt it towards the
center of your silver screen3, connect power, and don your Passive 3D glasses.
Step 6: Play your 3D content. The DepthQ® Polarization Modulator Control Unit
will report ~120Hz. Enjoy double-flashed 120Hz 3D.
Blu-Ray/Game Console + Generic Active or DLP Link®4
Step 1: Connect the HDMI cable between the 3D Blu-Ray Player and the back of
the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 2: Connect your Active Shutter Glasses system to the 3D Sync output on the
back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 3: Position your emitter per system instructions, connect power, activate
your 3D shutter glasses (if required) and don them.
Step 4: Play your 3D Blu-Ray/Game content. Enjoy triple-flashed 144Hz 3D.
Blu-Ray/Game Console + DepthQ® Modulator
Step 1: Connect the HDMI cable between the 3D Blu-Ray Player/Game Console
and the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 2: Connect your DepthQ® Polarization Modulator Control Unit to the 3D Sync
output on the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 3: Position the DepthQ® Modulator in front of the lens, tilt it towards the
center of your silver screen3, connect power, and don your Passive 3D glasses.
Step 4: Play your 3D Blu-Ray/Game content. The DepthQ® Polarization
Modulator Control Unit will report ~144Hz. Enjoy triple-flashed 144Hz 3D.
3D
3D
3D
Connect your source via HDMI. If necessary, set your source to 1080P.
Blu-Ray, DVD, Receiver, Sat/Cable Box or Game Console
Connect your source via HDMI or DVI to HDMI1. Set resolution to 1920x1080 at 60Hz.
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Step-by-Step Set-Up Guide
Blu-Ray, DVD, Receiver, Sat/Cable Box,
or Game Console using the HDMI Cable
Connect from:
OR
Use either the HDMI 1 or HDMI 2 input port (A). Audio is not transmitted via DVI. For 2D video + audio,
also connect either a mono RCA cable to AUDIO IN (B), or stereo RCA cables (not included) to L and R
Audio inputs (C). If your computer has an HDMI output, use the HDMI cable for both video and audio
from one cable.
Use either the HDMI 1 or HDMI 2 input port (A). Component, S-Video and Composite inputs may also
be used (cables not included). These formats do not carry Audio. Use (B) or (C) above.
Computer using the DVI to HDMI CableConnect from:
D
CB
A
Infra-Red Emitter
(not included)
DepthQ Modulator (not included)
From the 3-pin DIN Sync Output (D) on the back of the projector
From a 3-pin DIN Sync Output on an NVIDIA QuadroTM graphics
card at the back of your computer
Or in the case of NVIDIA 3D VisionTM, from an open USB port on
your computer.
Section 4 will guide you case-by-case.
These devices can receive 3D Sync from several sources:
Your IR Emitter or DepthQ®
Polarization Modulator
For 3D also connect Sync to:
You can connect more than one source if needed.
Connect 2D or 3D Source
LAMP LED blinking RED = Error Code - see User Manual;
LAMP LED solid RED = Lamp Failure.
POWER LED blinking BLUE = Initializing or Cooling;
POWER LED solid BLUE = Standby or ON (Lamp is lit).
The top of your projector includes an ON/OFF power
switch and LAMP & POWER LEDs to indicate status:
Projector Status
Note: All projector control is accomplished using the remote.
3
2
1
A 3V lithium battery (CR2025) battery is typically included (with an insulating
tab) to save battery life. To access and remove tab or change the battery:
Ensure Remote has a Battery
PLEASE NOTE: Eye-synchronization options include using Active LC Shutter Glasses
+ IR Emitter (typical), DLP-Link
TM
3D Glasses, or Passive Polarized Glasses
+ DepthQ
®
Polarization Modulator. These items must be purchased separately.
Visit depthq.com/accessories or depthq.com/modulator for more info.
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A product of Lightspeed Design, Inc. co-developed with InFocus®Corp.
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HIGH DEFINITION STEREOSCOPIC 3D VIDEO PROJECTOR
HDs3D2

1 VGA can be used in cases where cable length is required to be longer than HDMI allows.
2 Use either the HDMI1 or HDMI2 input.
3 Ensure you are projecting on a polarization-preserving screen (aka silver screen).
4 To use DLP LinkTM select "DLP-Link" 3D mode in the HDs3D2 Menu section instead of "DepthQ®". DLP-LinkTM glasses do not use an IR emitter or the 3-pin mini-DIN connector.
5 The NVIDIA Quadro won't actually make a sync signal until there is actual 3D content being displayed.
LIMITED WARRANTY
Subject to the Limitaons, Exclusions and Disclaimers hereof, InFocus Corporaon ("InFocus") warrants that the Projector, Lamps
and Accessories (hereinaer collecvely or individually referred to as "Product" as appropriate) will conform to InFocus'
specificaons and be free from defects in material or workmanship for the respecve Limited Warranty period provided below. If
the Product, while subject to this Limited Warranty, is defecve in material or workmanship during the warranty period, then
InFocus, at its opon, will REPAIR or REPLACE the Product. InFocus' sole obligaon is to supply (or pay for) all labor necessary to
repair the Product found to be defecve within the Limited Warranty period and to repair or replace defecve parts with new parts
or, at the opon of InFocus, serviceable used parts that are equivalent or superior to new parts performance, but shall not exceed
the return of the amount of the purchase price paid by the purchaser.
Limited Warranty Periods are as follows:
•Projector Product Limited Warranty Period (Excluding Lamps): Two (2) years from date of proof of purchase.
•The warranty period for LCD engines is either 1 year from the date of purchase of the projector or 2500 hours of projector
usage, whichever comes first.
•Lamp Product Limited Warranty Periods: Unless the maximum lamp hours noted in the Product specificaon (see
www.infocus.com/support) have been exceeded thereby voiding the Lamp Product Limited Warranty, the original installed
lamp shall have a six (6) month Limited Warranty period from date of Projector proof of purchase. All replacement Lamps will
have a six (6) month Limited Warranty from date of Lamp proof of purchase, and replacement lamps purchased at the me of
Projector Product purchase will have a six (6) month Limited Warranty from date of first use, unless the maximum lamp hours
noted in the Product specificaon have been exceeded thereby voiding the Lamp Product Limited Warranty.
•Accessory Product Limited Warranty Period: Ninety (90) days from date of purchase.
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ordinary use or failure to properly use the Product in the applicaon for which said Product was intended. In addion, failure of the
end-user to follow maintenance procedures as outlined in the Product's user guide will not be covered under this Warranty. Finally,
InFocus shall have no further obligaon if InFocus Product was subjected to operang condions outside of the range specified in
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tear.
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Adjust the zoom first, then focus the
center of the image.
Refer to the User Manual for more
detailed information regarding
Front/Rear projection, keystoning,
throw ratios, and much more.
Use the Image-Zoom Control (A) to
adjust the size of the projected
image.
Use the Image-Focus Control (B) to
sharpen the projected image.
Adjust Zoom and Focus
Step 1: Connect the supplied DVI-to-HDMI cable between the Computer's NVIDIA
GeForce or Quadro card and the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 2: In the NVIDIA Control Panel, under Stereoscopic 3D, select Set up
stereoscopic 3D, check Enable stereoscopic 3D then click the Apply button.
Then set Stereoscopic 3D display type to 3D TV Play and click the Apply button.
Step 3: Connect your DepthQ® Polarization Modulator Control Unit to the 3D Sync
output 3-pin DIN on the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 4: Position the DepthQ® Modulator in front of the lens, tilt it towards the
center of your silver screen3, connect power, and don your Passive 3D glasses.
Step 5: Run your 3D-enabled application.5 The DepthQ® Polarization Modulator
Control Unit will report either ~120Hz or ~144Hz depending on your resolution.
PC GeForce or Quadro (3D Vision) + DepthQ® Modulator
1280x720 60P or 1920x1080 24P
Identical to “PC GeForce or Quadro (3D Vision) + DepthQ Modulator”, except
for Steps 3 & 4:
Step 3: Connect your Active Shutter Glasses system to the 3D Sync output 3-pin
DIN on the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 4: Position your emitter per system instructions, connect power, activate
your 3D shutter glasses (if required) and don them.
Step 5: Run your 3D-enabled application.5 Enjoy either ~120Hz or ~144Hz 3D.
PC GeForce or Quadro (3D Vision)
+ Generic Active or DLP Link®4 3D Glasses
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Identical to “PC Quadro 1080P + DepthQ Modulator”, except for Steps 4 & 6:
Step 4: Connect your DepthQ® Polarization Modulator Control Unit to the 3D Sync
output 3-pin DIN on the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 5: Refer to Step 5 of “PC Quadro 1080P + DepthQ Modulator”.
Step 6: Position your emitter per system instructions, connect power, activate
your 3D shutter glasses (if required) and don them.
Step 7-8: Refer to Steps 7-8 of “PC Quadro 1080P + DepthQ Modulator”.
PC Quadro 1080P + Generic Active or DLP Link®4
Identical to “PC Quadro 720P + DepthQ Modulator”, except for Steps 4 & 5:
Step 4: Connect your Active Shutter Glass system to the 3D Sync output 3-pin DIN
on the back of the Computer's NVIDIA Quadro card.
Step 5: Position your emitter per system instructions, connect power, activate
your 3D shutter glasses (if required) and don them.
Step 6: Run your 3D-enabled application.5 Enjoy single-flashed 120Hz 3D.
PC Quadro 720P + Generic Active or DLP Link®4
Step 1: Plug in the NVIDIA 3D Vision emitter to an open USB port on your
computer.
Step 2: Connect the supplied DVI-to-HDMI cable between the Computer's NVIDIA
Quadro card and the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 3: Set the Windows Desktop resolution under "PC" to 1280x720 (or
1280x800) 120Hz.
Step 4: In the NVIDIA Control Panel, under Manage 3D Settings, set Stereo -
Enable to On, and set Stereo - Display Mode to Generic Active Stereo (with
NVIDIA 3D Vision).
Step 5: Position your emitter per system instructions, connect power, activate
your 3D shutter glasses (if required) and don them.
Step 6: Run your 3D-enabled application.5 The DepthQ® Polarization Modulator
Control Unit will report ~120Hz. Enjoy single-flashed 120Hz 3D.
PC Quadro (3D Vision) + NVIDIA 3D Glasses
1280x720 & 1280x800 120Hz
Step 6: Position the DepthQ® Modulator in front of the lens, tilt it towards the
center of your silver screen3, connect power, and don your Passive 3D glasses.
Step 7: Run your 3D-enabled application.5 The DepthQ® Polarization Modulator
Control Unit will report ~120Hz. Enjoy double-flashed 120Hz 3D.
Step 8: The L>R R>L Eye-Coding will be selected randomly upon projector sync.
You may have to use your 3D app to change the stereo polarity (swap eyes) to
correct for pseudo-stereo. Exiting the app or otherwise causing the projector to
re-sync will again choose a random eye-coding. This is normal.
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Step-by-Step Set-Up Guide, cont’d
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Step 1: Connect the supplied DVI-to-HDMI cable between the Computer's NVIDIA
Quadro card and the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 2: Set the Windows Desktop resolution under "PC" to 1920x1080 60Hz.
Step 3: In the NVIDIA Control Panel, under Manage 3D Settings, set Stereo -
Enable to On, and set Stereo - Display Mode to Generic Active Stereo.
Step 4: Connect your DepthQ® Polarization Modulator Control Unit to the 3D Sync
output on the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 5: Turn on 3D in the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector: Using the DepthQ®
HDs3D2 remote, press Menu; then use the left or right arrows to highlight
Settings 1 and press “Enter”, then arrow down to Advanced 1 and “Enter”; then
arrow up to highlite 3D Setting and “Enter”; then arrow up to select 3D and
“Enter”; finally arrow right to select DepthQ® and press “Enter”. Let the menu
time out and it will disappear.
PC Quadro 1080P + DepthQ® Modulator
Step 1: Connect the supplied DVI-to-HDMI cable between the Computer's NVIDIA
Quadro card and the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 2: Set the Windows Desktop resolution under "PC" to 1280x720 (or
1280x800) 120Hz.
Step 3: In the NVIDIA Control Panel, under Manage 3D Settings, set Stereo -
Enable to On, and set Stereo - Display Mode to On-board DIN Connector.
Step 4: Connect your DepthQ® Polarization Modulator Control Unit to the 3D Sync
output 3-pin DIN on the back of the Computer's NVIDIA Quadro card.
Step 5: Position the DepthQ® Modulator in front of the lens, tilt it towards the
center of your silver screen3, connect power, and don your Passive 3D glasses.
Step 6: Run your 3D-enabled application.5 The DepthQ® Polarization Modulator
Control Unit will report ~120Hz. Enjoy single-flashed 120Hz 3D.
PC Quadro 720P + DepthQ® Modulator
Sat/Cable + Generic Active or DLP Link®4 3D Glasses
Step 1: Connect the HDMI cable between the Sat/Cable Box and the back of the
DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.2
Step 2: Play some 3D content to determine whether it is in a Side-by-Side or
Above-Below format.
Step 3: Turn on 3D in the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector: Using the DepthQ®
HDs3D2 remote, press Menu; then use the left or right arrows to highlight
Settings 1 and press “Enter”, then arrow down to Advanced 1 and “Enter”; then
arrow up to highlite 3D Setting and “Enter”; then arrow up to select 3D Format
and “Enter”; finally arrow up or down to select either Top/Bottom or Side by
Side and press “Enter”. Let the menu time out and it will disappear.
Step 4: Connect your Active Shutter Glasses system to the 3D Sync output 3-pin
DIN on the back of the DepthQ® HDs3D2 Projector.
Step 3: Position your emitter per system instructions, connect power, activate
your 3D shutter glasses (if required) and don them.
Step 4: Play your 3D content. Enjoy double-flashed 120Hz Stereo 3D.
3D
3D
3D
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