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Mitsubishi Electric HC8000D-BL Installation guide

PC input
Horizontal (kHz)
Vertical (Hz)
HDMI terminal
Mini D-sub 15pin
RCA terminal
Serial terminal
Analog RGB
Digital RGB
Components
Model HC8000D-BL
Projection system
Panel specs
Optical specs
Color wheel
Projection screen size
Images
Input signal
system
Input
Functions
Other
Panel size
Number of pixels
Drive system
Array
Lens Zoom / focus operation*1
Light source lamp
Optical system
Brightness*1
Contrast ratio*1
Resolution
Scan frequency
Video
PC
Image
Serial
Picture mode
Digital keystone (Vertical)
Power source voltage
Power consumption
Weight
f (mm)*1
Main unit dimensions (WxDxH)
Supplied accessories
Warranty
DLPTM system
0.65 DMD, Aspect ratio 16:9
1920x1080
DMD reflection system
Stripe pattern
1.5x manual zoom / manual operation
20.6-30.1
240W (at standard mode), 190W (at low mode)
Time-division color separation / composition system
6 segment (RGB RGB), 4x / 6x*2
50”-300”
1300lm (Max)
330,000:1 (when the Iris is closed)
Video input: 480i/p, 576i/p, 1080i 60/50, 1080p 60/50/24, 720p 60/50
VGA 640x480 - UXGA1600x1200,1920x1080
15-85
24-85
PC/AT compatibles, Mac, PC98
1 terminal
1 terminal (component can be also input to Mini D-Sub 15 pin)
380W (at waiting 0.5 W)
12.6lbs
15.6”x12.9”x5.6” (Not including protrusion)
3-Years of Parts/Labor, 3-Years of Express Replacement Assistance (ERA), 1-year or 500 hours lamp warranty (whichever comes first)
Power source cord (1.8m), Remote control, AA batteries (x2), Emitter cable (3m),
RGB signal cable, Lens cap, Lamp replacement attachment, Extra Replacement Lamp (VLT-HC7800LP)
4 patterns + 3 AV memories
AC100-240V 50/60Hz
±15 steps*3
Specifications
3D Viewing Precautions
Each person perceives 3D images differently. There may be times when viewing causes a person to feel uneasy.
If a person begins to feel tired or uncomfortable when viewing 3D images, they should stop watching immediately.
When watching 3D programs, be sure to take occasional breaks and do not watch continuously for long periods of time.
The viewing of 3D images is not recommended for children under the age of 5~6.
The proper viewing form for 3D images is to wear 3D Glasses and have both eyes horizontal to the screen as much as possible.
3D Glasses are fragile and may break if the frames are twisted or if handled recklessly. Do not watch 3D programs if the 3D Glasses are defective or there is a problem with them.
When viewing 3D images, it is recommended to sit at a viewing distance equal to at least three times the effective screen size.
1 terminal (Mini D-sub 9pin )
2 terminals (3D/Deep Color compatible)
*1: Varies depending on conditions. *2: Can be set to dedicated 24P signal when displaying 2D images. *3: Trapezoidal correction not possible when displaying 3D images. All the brand names and product names are trademarks, registered trademarks or trade names of
their respective holders. Lamp life specification is an estimate based on verification under proper conditions and is not the duration of the warranty. Lamp will shut-off automatically when usage reaches the specified estimated maximum lamp hours. Service life may vary widely
depending on usage and operating environment and conditions, as well as users’ adherence to the maintenance and cleaning procedures provided in the user manual. “HDMI, the HDMI Logo, and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of
HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other countries.”
HC8000D-BL
NEW
Bringing
New Dimensions of
Beauty to 3D Imagery
HOME THEATER PROJECTOR
LITHC8000D-BL New publication, effective November 2012.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
MITSUBISHI DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
AMERICA, INC.
Presentation Products Division
Phone: 888.307.0349
www.mitsubishi-presentations.com
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC SALES
CANADA, INC.
Display & Imaging Solutions Division
Phone: 905.475.7728
www.mitsubishielectric.ca
True Cinema Pleasure Delivered in the Privacy of Your Home
Mitsubishi
Electric
Fine 3D
Minimal
Judder
Brightness
Maintained
Minimal
flicker
Minimal
Crosstalk
1
HC8000D-BL
NEW
®
2
There is nothing more pleasing and relaxing than being in the comfort of your own home, sitting in your favorite seat and
watching movies and other programs reproduced in cinema-level imagery. For people seeking such times of blissful enjoy-
ment, Mitsubishi Electric introduces the new HC8000D-BL. Incorporating our latest original image-processing technologies,
the high picture quality of images projected has never been more beautiful. Especially notable are advancements in resolving
annoying 3D phenomena such as crosstalk, judder, flicker and loss of brightness, and achieving brighter, sharper, clearer 3D
performance. If not satisfied simply by dynamics, now is your time and this is the projector!
Minimal Crosstalk
Quick-response DLPTM pixel elements
prevent the mixing of left and right eye
images, realizing sharp picture reproduction.
Minimal Judder
Combined with a 3D-compatible frame rate
converter (FRC), high-definition images with
nominal image lag are achieved.
Brightness Maintained
The high-speed opening/closing operation of
the shutters in the newly developed 3D glasses
results in remarkable brightness by suppressing
the loss of luminance.
General-use 3D glasses can also be used
The 3D experience can also be enjoyed using
commercially available 3D glasses for general-use.
* Some types of glasses may not work with this unit. Please confirm
compatibility at the retail store before purchase. Wireless glasses cannot be used.
Image with crosstalk Image with judderImage with reduced luminance (left half of screen)
Minimal Flicker
Flicker when the screen is white has been
reduced through use of a 120Hz conversion
process in addition to that of the conventional
horizontal 96Hz display. (minimal judder and
minimal flicker cannot be applied simultaneously).
Image showing “white flicker” effect
Minimal
C
rosstalk
Q
uick-res
p
onse DLPTM
pi
xe
l
e
l
ement
s
Mitsubishi
Electric
Fine 3D
Minimal
Judder
Brightness
Maintained
Minimal
flicker
Minimal
Crosstalk
Enjoy Favorite Movies
of the Past in 3D
- Built-in high-precision
conversion feature
The Thrilling Experience Unique to
Large-screen 3D Images Taken to an
Even Higher Level of Quality
Thanks to motion-vector analysis technology, the position of a
person can be distinguished from the background and a moderate
parallax added to produce the sensation of depth used in 3D images.
Unlike simple 2D-to-3D conversion where the entire screen is
shifted, 3D images with a natural sensation of depth are reproduced,
making it possible to bring even classic films back to life in vivid 3D.
Common conversion format HC8000D-BL conversion format
Entire image is shifted 3D effect is poor 3D image with natural depth sensation
Positions of person and background are
detected, and a moderate parallax is added
Black Liquid-crystal 3D Glasses with High-speed Shutter Realizing
Overwhelming 3D Performance and Comfort
A high-speed black liquid-crystal shutter is the latest innovation added to our 3D glasses. Through
overlap of the TN liquid-crystal “normally black” and “normally white” modes, a high-speed response
comparable to that of ferroelectric liquid-crystal and close to ten times faster than that of conventional
liquid-crystal has been achieved. Contrast has also been dramatically improved, allowing viewers to sit
back and enjoy amazing 3D-playback performance and stunning high-definition images. To top off the
enhanced viewing experience, the weight of the glasses has been reduced for greater comfort.
The newly developed black liquid-crystal glasses with high-speed shutter are designed to fully concord with the high-speed
response of the digital light processing (DLPTM ) element itself. In addition, Mitsubishi Electric’s long-cultivated image
technologies, such as the 3D-compatible frame rate convertor (FRC), have been brought together to realize an awe-inspiring
level of 3D image beauty. The amazingly sharp (minimal crosstalk), bright (brightness maintained), clear (minimal judder) and
smooth (minimal flicker) images allow unbridled enjoyment of 3D content.
Reduction of “white flicker” that tends to appear in bright, white parts
Black liquid-crystal glasses with high-speed shutter (optional)
When power is off
When power is on
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EY-3D-EMT2H
Screen Size and Projection Distances
Terminals
External Dimensions (unit: mm)
HC8000D
*Not including protr usion. *The Lens focus point i s the default set at the time of shipment from the factory.
Options *3D Glasses (Optional par ts) are necessary for viewing 3D pictures.
E
xternal Dimensions
(
unit:
mm)
HC
8000
D
H
Hd
Shift Down
Shift Up
0
Shift Down
Shift Up
0
H
Hd
111
133
155
177
199
221
244
266
332
443
553
664
62
75
87
100
112
125
137
149
187
249
311
374
Width
(cm)
Height
(cm)
Down
(cm)
Up
(cm)
Screen size
Distance from Screen
Movable V position from default position
Diagonal size
(inch)
Shortest
(Wide) (m)
Longest
(Tele) (m)
Hd
(cm)
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
150
200
250
300
1.5
1.8
2.1
2.4
2.7
3.1
3.4
3.7
4.6
6.2
7.7
9.3
2.3
2.7
3.2
3.6
4.1
4.6
5.0
5.5
6.9
9.2
−
−
12
14
17
19
22
24
26
29
36
48
60
72
−9
−11
−12
−14
−16
−18
−20
-21
-27
-36
-45
-54
8
9
11
12
14
16
17
19
23
31
39
47
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21
25
29
34
38
42
46
50
63
84
105
126
21
25
29
34
38
42
46
50
63
84
105
126
29
34
40
46
52
57
63
69
86
115
144
172
0
Down
(-Hd)(cm)
0
(Hd)
Up
(+Hd)(cm)
Replacement lamp
3D Glasses
EY-3DGS-80U VLT-HC7800LP
Floor mounted
Ceiling mounted
12.8 142
80
64.5
328
396
High-quality coloration faithful to image source reproduced
The HC8000D incorporates
the color reproduction performance
of the HC9000D, vastly expanding
the color range. Colors such as
the greens of trees and cyan
shades of oceans that were
previously hard to produce are now
included, enabling the reproduction
of images with deeper, more vivid
hues.
* Images compared are for reference only
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
000.1 0.2 0.3 0.4
Chromaticity x
Chromaticity y
0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8
HC8000D
HDTV
HC4000
Color management function for easy fine-tuning of colors
The projector is equipped with a new color management function for
independent color R (red), G (green), B (blue), C (cyan), M (magenta) and
Y (yellow)) adjustment of “Hue,” “Saturation” and “Brightness.” It is also
possible to adjust a specific color; when a color is selected only the objects
of that color are shown in color (others are in monotone), making it possible
to tune colors to preference more easily.
3D FRC
Minimal Judder: Even for 24-frame 3D images, sharp clear images are reproduced.
While retaining the clicking sensation unique to film, sharp clear images are projected.
Tru e F ilm Mode
Interpolation while maintaining the 24-frame film-like texture.
New frames are created from previous and succeeding images.
Blur is suppressed using video image motion interpolation.
True Video Mode
FRC installed – Reproduce content supplemented
with optimal frame number
Applying motion-vector analysis technology, data from the previous and
succeeding images are used to produce highly accurate image frames.
The optimal number of frames is supplemented to match the contents and
the final image is reproduced. As a result, motion blur in the vertical,
horizontal and diagonal directions is suppressed.
Possible to set high-speed (6x) drive
As well as the conventional drive speed,
a high-speed (6x) drive can be set exclusively
for the 24P signal in 2D. This feature
minimizes the color breaking noise that is
produced due to color-wheel-based color
separation methods.
New optical engine with comprehensively improved contrast
and light leakage realizing high contrast of 330,000:1
An optimized Variable Iris is equipped within the DLPTM
element. As a result, true blacks can be clearly depicted even
during bright-dark scene intervals. Additionally, the projection
system is equipped with a fixed iris for the lens and two other
fixed irises for cutting surplus light. The result is dramatically
improved contrast.
High-performance extra-low-dispersion lens for
full high-definition resolution (with V-lens shift)
Compared to commonly used glass
lenses, the projector is equipped with
a high-performance extra-low-dispersion
(ED) lens system comprised of a total of
13 lenses in four groups. Chromatic
aberration is minimized to the fullest and
image resolution is improved throughout,
including the periphery.
ED glass lens
High 1300lm (Max.) luminance with clear, high-definition images
In addition to Variable Iris, a high-power lamp is adopted, providing both
enhanced image brightness and contrast. The high 1300-lumen (Max.) brightness
ensures that, in both 2D and 3D, high-resolution images are clearer, sharper and
more vivid than ever.
3D images reproduced in full high-definition with fine gradation
Equipped with two full 10-bit panel drivers (DDP3021)
PNX 5130 chip of FRC installed.
The Latest Image Technologies Brought Together for Cinema-like Quality in 2D or 3D
New Variable Iris
Variable Iris
Iris-1
Iris-2
Iris-3
3D Emitter
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