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Mitsubishi Electric HC9000D User manual

LITHC9000 New publication, effective January 2011.
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
HOME THEATER PROJECTOR
Taking beautiful imagery to new dimensions
home theater debut
NEW
HC9000D
3D
Time
Right Glass Open
Right Glass Open
Right Glass Open
Left Glass Open
Left Glass Open
Left Glass Open
Scan Images
1/240sec.
1/240sec.
1/240sec.
1/240sec.
1/240sec.
1/240sec.
SXRD™ 240Hz Panel Drive
Side-by-side format
Top -and- bo tt om f or ma t
Powerful, exciting three-dimensional (3D) full 1080P high-definition images
using the latest technologies projected onto a large 100” screen.
Enjoy breathtaking experiences anytime—all in the privacy of your own home.
Whether watching movies, live sports or nature documentaries, Mitsubishi Electric’ s HC9000D
home theater projector offers a new dimension of reality, placing you right in the middle of the action.
One viewing is all it will take to realize that everything else fails to compare.
Reproduction of Extraordinarily Clear 3D Images at 240 Frames/Second
Made Possible by Cutting-edge, Reflective Full-high-definition SXRD™ Panels
The use of 3D content is spreading and applications
are becoming more diverse. Following these ongoing
advancements closely, in addition to introducing the
new frame sequencing method, Mitsubishi Electric
has incorporated a side-by-side projection function
currently being used for 3D television broadcasts,
and plans to introduce a function to support
top-and-bottom projection.
The ability to switch between projection formats
ensures future compatibility with the various 3D
contents being utilized.
Wide Compatibility with 3D Television Broadcasts
Full-scale Use Available Soon
The shutter glasses design features not only the use of a lightweight resin frame,
but also a specially curved form for the temple section that sits on the ear and an
ergonomic bridge that comfortably fits the nose. These efforts ensure that the
glasses are easy to wear and use, and prevent them from shifting out of position
or becoming annoying when worn for long periods of time. For people who wear
prescription glasses, these active-shutter glasses can be used comfortably
together without any adjustment. Additionally, to
ensure maximum 3D-setting flexibility, image
brightness may be adjusted according to
individual user preference.
Special Active-shutter Glasses
Lightweight, Stylish Design
NEW
Stunning Detail
Distinctively Dynamic
Welcome to the Era of 3D Home Theater
100” screen and immersive 3D thrills – The real movie theater experience at home
HC9000D
(Optional)
1,920
1,920
1,080
1,080
*Composite image used for explaining projection effect.
*Both 3D glasses and Emitter ( Optional parts) are necessary for viewing 3D pictures.
3D
3D
The HC9000D uses advanced frame sequencing technology to reproduce 3D images in full 1080P.
Normal frame sequencing reproduces 120 frames per second; 60 each for the left and right eyes
alternately. However, the advanced reflective full-high-definition SXRD™ panels of the HC9000D
make it possible to reproduce 240 frames per second, twice that of the conventional method.
Along with the high-speed reproduction of images, the open time of the shutters in the special
active-shutter glasses is synchronized to ensure that images for the left and right eyes are not
mixed. Crosstalk, a phenomenon common in the reproduction of 3D images to date, has been
reduced a minimum, realizing amazingly detailed, high-definition 3D images that are so real
you’ll think you can reach out and touch them. A special screen is not required to enjoy 3D
content on the HC9000D (Polarized screens are not 3D compatible with the HC9000D).
Compared to conventional glass-substrate liquid-crystal panels that project
images by passing backlight through them, reflective full-high-definition
SXRD™ panels are made of a silicon substrate with a liquid-crystal coating,
and images are reproduced by reflecting the light. The development of
Normally black mode and an advanced
panel processing technology has
enabled higher brightness and contrast
and high-speed response to be realized.
Movies and other images such as those
of digital high-definition broadcasts are
reproduced naturally and with distinct
clarity.
Each of the primary colors
(Red, Green and Blue, RGB)
is processed by a separate
reflective liquid-crystal panel
to realize full-high-definition
resolution. The lighting from
each panel is merged at
the optical block and then
projected, resulting in
the reproduction of truly
natural colors with excellent
alignment and no mixing of
pixel colors.
Sharp, Smooth Reproduction of Fast-moving Images
Reflective Full-high-definition SXRD™ Panels* Incorporated
The space between pixels has been reduced to 0.2µm, a smaller gap than
previously used, and the structure between pixels has been optimized to
reduce crosstalk. Additionally, a 94% high aperture ratio has been achieved,
making the grid pattern*, which commonly becomes more prominent as
screen size increases, hardly noticeable. As a result, the original smooth
texture of moving images is beautifully expressed.
Negligible Grid Pattern Ensures Clearer Images on Large Screens
In addition to providing high contrast image reproduction, the newly
developed optical compensator significantly reduces light lost during
processing. The 18-step fixed aperture can be adjusted freely, improving
the reproduction of blacks. When the Iris is closed, we have realized black
color darker than before resulting in a maximum contrast of 150,000:1.
Motion vector analysis technology is applied for highly accurate frame
alignment using preceding and following images. This compensation
function creates the optimal number of frames for the content, reducing
distortion in all directions: vertically, laterally and diagonally.
Built-in Frame Rate Convertor (FRC)
Compensation Ensures Optimal Frame Number for Contents
A key element in projector performance is the lens. The lens incorporated
in the HC9000D has a 6-piece/17-cluster structure including a high-end,
extra-low dispersion (ED) lens with advanced functionality compared to
standard glass lenses. Peripheral focusing performance is improved, and
chromatic aberration and color mixing are reduced to a minimum.
New Built-in 1.8x Power Zoom Lens
Compatible with Full-high-definition Resolution
Cinema Filter increases the purity of green in
particular, realizing vivid expression of
the greens such those in the scene of a
deeply forested hillside. Further, by expanding
the green and cyan spectrums, cinema-like
image reproduction is achieved.
Built-in Cinema Filter Function
Enhanced Depth and Clarity
Color Management allows the independent adjustment of Hue,
Saturation, Gain for R (Red), G (Green), B (Blue), C (Cyan), M
(Magenta) and Y (Yellow). Subtle color adjustment is possible, enabling
content to be enjoyed in color tones matched to the user’s preference.
Color Management Function
Adjust Color to Suit Preferences
The resolution of the content delivered by the projector varies widely, from
Blu-ray (1,920 ×1,080) to DVD (720×480) and other formats.
In the case of DVDs, the content must be converted to 1,920×1,080, and
the higher the conversion precision, the better the image quality.
This is performed using an IC (manufactured by IDT) highly evaluated for its
image-processing performance.
Processing such as highly precise
interlace/progressive (I/P)
conversion and scaling allows
formats such as DVD, and of course
full-high-definition content, to be
reproduced with high picture quality.
High-performance Processor
Manufactured by Integrated Device Technology Inc. (IDT) (previously Silicon Optix Inc.)
Cutting-edge, Full-high-definition Technologies Ensure Finely
Textured Images and Infinite Expressive Power
Transmissive liquid-crystal panel
Contrast ratio of 150,000:1
Contrast ratio of 70,000:1
Reflective liquid-crystal panel
Conventional Reflective liquid-crystal panel
ED glass lens
C
A C DB
A E
CA DB GE H
F
A
A A F F F
A F
A FB C D E G H I J
Tru e Film Mode:
Crystal-clear images are projected while maintaining the sensation
of a film-based source.
True Video Mode:
Motion compensation of video images suppresses video distortion.
Off (twice the speed of film and other formats) :
A 96Hz driver provides four times the input of 24P, realizing a speed
twice that of film and other formats. Conversion eliminates delays,
making it an ideal mode for video games.
*1,920×1,080 pixels (horizontal × vertical)
*Both rise and fall times.
*Visible lattice due to gaps between pixels.
The liquid-crystal cell thickness has been reduced to under 2µm, enabling
a quick response speed of 2ms. Even at times of momentary color changes
or fast-moving images, exquisitely clear scenes with minimal blurring can
be enjoyed.
High-speed 2ms* Response for Clear Projection of Scenes with
Fast-moving Images
Separate Reflective Liquid-crystal Panels for Each Primary Color
Impressive High Contrast Ratio Up to 150,000:1
New frames are created from preceding /following images
60-frame images (e.g., T V broadcasts)
60-frame movie images
24-frame images (e.g., BD/ DVD software)
Input signal
Input signal
Input signal
True Video
Mode:
Twice the
speed of film
Tru e Film
Mode
1/60s
1/60s
1/24s
1/96s1/120s
1/120s
Images interpolated, 120 frames/s displayed
Images interpolated, 120 frames/s displayed
Image signal with 2-3 pull-down correction
Images converted to original 24 frames
Images interpolated, 96 frames/s displayed
Conventional
Fast movemen t is blurr ed
HC9000D
Fast movemen t is displ ayed clearly
Before adjustment After adjustment
* SXRD™ and the SXRD™ logo are registered trademar ks of Sony Cor poration.
Wire grid
Wire grid
Wire grid
Wire grid
Optical
compensator
Optical
compensator
Optical
compensator
NEW
HC9000D
*Images used for explaining effects of featured functions.
3D
3D
100-in screen
creen
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279
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In.
Diagonal
Screen size (16:9) Projection distance Vertical lens shift Horizontal lens shift
Width Height Min. Ma x. Down Up Left Right
cm in in in in in inft ft
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
150
200
Screen Size and Projection Distances
Ter minals
External Dimensions (unit: mm)
Reflective liquid-crystal panels
0.61-in, SXRD™*1×3, aspect ratio 16:9
1920×1080 Approx. 6.22 million pixels (2.0736 million pixels×3)
RGB liquid-cr ystal shutter system
1.8x zoom/Electric-powered
Electric-powered: vertical ±100%, horizontal ±45%
1.54 - 2.84
21.4-38.5mm
High-pressure mercury lamp, 230W
Mirror color separation/Prism synthetic system
Variable Iris
50-200 in. (Diagonal)
110 0 lm ( T YP )
150,000:1(TYP) (when the Iris is closed)
VGA 640×480~WUXGA 1920×1200, 1920×1080
15- 85 kH z
24-8 5 Hz
NTSC/4.43N TSC/ PAL /S ECA M/ PAL- M/ N /PA L-60
Video input (480 i/p, 576i/p, 1080 i 60/50, 1080p 60 /50 /24, 720p 60/50, 3D 240Hz)
PC/AT compatible, Mac
1 terminal
2 terminals (3D/Deep Color compatible)
1 terminal
1 terminal
1 terminal
1 terminal (9-pin D-sub)
2 terminals (mini-jack)
1 terminal (5-pin mini DIN)
Vertical direction only: approx. ±15° (TBD)
AC100-240V, 50/60Hz
350 (standby: 7) (TBD)
Approx. 33lbs
Approx. 18.9”×8.3”×20.8” (not including protrusions)
Power cord (9.5’), Remote controller, AA bat teries (× 2),
Computer cable, RS-232C cable, Lens cap, Lamp replacement tray, Intake-air filter (attached to main unit)
2-years parts and labor, 1-year or 500 hours on lamp (whichever comes first)
Projection system
Panel size
Number of pixels
Drive
Zoom*2/Focus operation
Lens shift*2
Throw Ratio
f *2
Light source lamp*3
Optical system
Iris
Brightness*4*5
Contrast ratio*5
Resolution
Video
Computer
Image
Serial/standard RS-232C
Trigger terminal
3D emitter terminal
Trapezoidal distortion correction
Power supply voltage
Power consumption (W)
Weight
Main unit dimensions W×H× D
Accessories
Warranty
Computer input
Horizontal
Vertical
Panel
specifications
Optical
specifications
Projection screen size*2
Image
Model
Input signal
Input
output
15-pin mini D-sub
HDMI terminal
RCA terminal
S Video terminal
RCA terminal
Analog RGB
Digital RGB
Composite
S
Component
Functions
Other
Scan frequency
Specifications
HC9000D
Optional Accessories
Refined Quality, Detail and Simple Operation for
Total Emersion in the 3D Experience
Vertical Direction
Vertical/ Horizontal Shift Range
Horizontal Direction
Max. projection distance: 6.3m
Min. projection distance: 3.4m
100%
50%
0%
50%
100%
50% 45% 0% 50%45%34% 34%
100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0%
0% 15.3% 26% 34% 40% 45%
Example setup options
*Maximum values for vertical/horizontal lens shift cannot be set simultaneously.
*Images used for expl aining effects of featured functions. *Ma ximum values for vertical/horizontal lens shif t cannot be set simultaneously. * Projection distance limits listed are based on viewing 2-dimensional images.
Ceiling-mounted with no obstructions
Place on top of a high shelf or bookcase
Place on a desk or table
Shift range
*1 SXRD™ and the SXRD™ logo are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation. All brand na mes and product name s are tradem arks, registered trademarks or trade names of their respective holders. *2 The above figures are
approximate and may be slightly different from the actual measurements. *3 Lamp life specification is an estimate based on verification under proper conditions and is not the duration of the warranty. *4 Compliant with ISO21118-2005.*5
Varies depending on conditions.
With vertical adjustment of 100% and horizontal
adjustment of 45%, the wide-ranging lens shift
function increases the degree of freedom for
projector placement. Incorporation of the 1.8x
power zoom lens enables projection to a 100”
screen from a throw distance as short as 3.4m or
as far as 6.3m. The high-performance motor also
allows subtle magnification and focus adjustments.
Wide Lens Shift Range Increases Setup Possibilities
The remote controller is equipped with
illuminated buttons for easy operation even
in a dark room. Image quality can be
adjusted directly from the remote controller.
Lens shift
(vertical)
Lens shift
(horizontal)
No need to turn
projec tor
upside-down
Projector can be
placed on top of
a desk
Ver tical
shift range
Horizontal shift range
Center of screen
Illuminated Remote Controller
Easy to Operate Even with the Lights Turned Off
7.77”0.51”
4.25”
Replacement lamp
3D glasses 3D Emitter
EY-3DGS-1U EY-3D-EMT1 VLT-HC9000LP
*Varies depending on conditions. *The above numbers are approximate and may be slightly different from the actual measurements.
*The Lens focus point is the default set at the time of shipment from the factory.
*Both 3D glasses and Emitter ( Optiona l parts) are necessary for viewing 3D pictures.
18.89”
20.82”

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