User manual INFOCUS LP860 Document

[. . . ] Work Big LP840 /LP850/LP860 Work Big LP840 /LP850/LP860 What to do with all this power? You want to share information. [. . . ] Even start using wireless applications in a flash. Play with your projector. Your technology shouldn't stand in the way of your creativity. Keep audiences guessing with connectivity that supports three separate PCs and three separate video sources. Experiment with the versatility of four user-replaceable bayonet lenses -- just push and twist for a quick change. Easily employ power zoom, focus, and lens shift, plus horizontal and vertical keystone correction for a spellbinding performance that gives you total control. Some rooms have all the fun. The best venues have always drawn the biggest crowds. That explains why presenters line up so quickly to book the room with an LP840, LP850, or LP860 installed projector. It takes the brightest, sharpest images, the richest color palette, and the most dependable projector performance. With all this in your corner, it's a lot easier for your ideas--and your charming personality--to shine through. Four optional, user-replaceable bayonet lenses. Enthrall your audience. Component Video Digital Computer (M1-D) RS-232 Monitor Loop-Through Audio Out Wired Remote RJ45 Projection distances Short Fixed Distance Feet Meters 3 0. 9 5 1. 5 10 3. 0 12 3. 7 Throw Ratio Range 0. 8:1 Image Size Diagonal Image Image Width Feet Meters Feet Meters 4. 69 1. 43 3. 75 1. 14 7. 81 2. 38 6. 25 1. 91 15. 63 4. 76 12. 50 3. 81 18. 75 5. 72 15. 00 4. 57 Throw Ratio Range 1. 5 ­ 2. 2:1 Minimum Image Diagonal Image Image Width Feet Meters Feet Meters 1. 70 0. 52 1. 36 0. 42 2. 84 0. 87 2. 27 0. 69 5. 68 1. 73 4. 55 1. 39 11. 36 3. 46 9. 09 2. 77 17. 05 5. 20 13. 64 4. 16 22. 73 6. 93 18. 18 5. 54 25. 85 7. 88 20. 68 6. 30 Throw Ratio Range 1. 1 ­ 1. 5:1 Minimum Image Diagonal Image Image Width Feet Meters Feet Meters 1. 67 0. 51 1. 33 0. 41 4. 17 1. 27 3. 33 1. 02 8. 33 2. 54 6. 67 2. 03 16. 67 5. 08 13. 33 4. 06 20. 83 6. 35 16. 67 5. 08 25. 42 7. 75 20. 33 6. 20 Throw Ratio Range 2. 2 ­ 4. 2:1 Minimum Image Diagonal Image Image Width Feet Meters Feet Meters 1. 28 0. 39 1. 02 0. 31 3. 05 0. 93 2. 44 0. 74 6. 10 1. 86 4. 88 1. 49 9. 15 2. 79 7. 32 2. 23 12. 20 3. 72 9. 76 2. 97 18. 29 5. 58 14. 63 4. 46 25. 37 7. 73 20. 29 6. 19 Throw Ratio Range 3. 9 ­ 7. 3:1 Minimum Image Diagonal Image Image Width Feet Meters Feet Meters 1. 28 0. 39 1. 03 0. 31 4. 28 1. 30 3. 42 1. 04 8. 56 2. 61 6. 85 2. 09 12. 84 3. 91 10. 27 3. 13 17. 12 5. 22 13. 70 4. 18 21. 40 6. 52 17. 12 5. 22 25. 09 7. 65 20. 07 6. 12 MIN DISTANCE MAX DISTANCE Standard MIN DISTANCE MAX DISTANCE Short Zoom Distance Feet Meters 3 0. 9 5 1. 5 10 3. 0 20 6. 1 30 9. 1 40 12. 2 45. 5 13. 9 Maximum Diagonal Image Feet Meters 2. 50 0. 76 4. 17 1. 27 8. 33 2. 54 16. 67 5. 08 25. 00 7. 62 33. 33 10. 16 37. 92 11. 56 Image Image Width Feet Meters 2. 00 0. 61 3. 33 1. 02 6. 67 2. 03 13. 33 4. 06 20. 00 6. 10 26. 67 8. 13 30. 33 9. 25 BNC (5) Analog Computer Audio Out S-Video Composite Video MIN DISTANCE MAX DISTANCE Long Zoom Distance Feet Meters 2 0. 6 5 1. 5 10 3. 0 20 6. 1 25 7. 6 30. 5 9. 3 Maximum Diagonal Image Feet Meters 2. 27 0. 69 5. 68 1. 73 11. 36 3. 46 22. 73 6. 93 28. 41 8. 66 34. 66 10. 56 Image Image Width Feet Meters 1. 82 0. 55 4. 55 1. 39 9. 09 2. 77 18. 18 5. 54 22. 73 6. 93 27. 73 8. 45 MIN DISTANCE MAX DISTANCE Ultra Long Zoom Distance Feet Meters 4. 2 1. 3 10 3. 0 20 6. 1 30 9. 1 40 12. 2 60 18. 3 83. 2 25. 4 Maximum Diagonal Image Feet Meters 2. 39 0. 73 5. 68 1. 73 11. 36 3. 46 17. 05 5. 20 22. 73 6. 93 34. 09 10. 39 47. 27 14. 41 Image Image Width Feet Meters 1. 91 0. 58 4. 55 1. 39 9. 09 2. 77 13. 64 4. 16 18. 18 5. 54 27. 27 8. 31 37. 82 11. 53 MIN DISTANCE MAX DISTANCE Distance Feet Meters 7. 5 2. 3 25 7. 6 50 15. 2 75 22. 9 100 30. 5 125 38. 1 146. 5 44. 7 Maximum Diagonal Image Feet Meters 2. 40 0. 73 8. 01 2. 44 16. 03 4. 88 24. 04 7. 33 32. 05 9. 77 40. 06 12. 21 46. 96 14. 31 Image Image Width Feet Meters 1. 92 0. 59 6. 41 1. 95 12. 82 3. 91 19. 23 5. 86 25. 64 7. 82 32. 05 9. 77 37. 56 11. 45 Enduring Quality If you're happy, InFocus is happy. [. . . ] Conditions that may affect lamp life include temperature, altitude, and rapidly switching the projector on and off. [. . . ]