Sony VPH-V20M, Operating Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...ColorVideo Projector 3 865 079 11 2 VPH V20M V20U VPH V22M Operating Instructions GB 1998 by Sony Corporation ...

Page 2: ...2 Table of contents ...

Page 3: ...Table of contents 3 Die geforderte Stückprüfung hat ergeben daß die gemessene Ortsdosis Leistung unter dem im Prüfungsschein Nr 6 22 S1189 der PTB genannten Wert von 0 2 µSv h liegt ...

Page 4: ...e connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red Voor de klanten in Nederland Bij dit product zijn batterijen geleverd Wanneer deze leeg zijn moet u ze niet weggooien maar inleveren als KCA The socket outlet should be installed near the equipment and be easily accessible The instructions in this manual are for the VPH V20U for the USA and Canada and the VPH V20M VPH V2...

Page 5: ...tion examples Installation Diagrams 20 Installation 1 Floor Installation Using Front Projection Flat Screen 20 Installation 2 Ceiling Installation Using Front Projection Flat Screen 21 Installation 3 Floor Installation Using Rear Projection 22 Installation 4 Ceiling Installation Using Rear Projection 23 Installation 5 Level Projection Floor Installation 24 Installation 6 Level Projection Ceiling I...

Page 6: ...etc or near materials curtains draperies that may block the ventilation holes Leave space of more than 30 cm 12 inches between the wall and the projector Be aware that room heat rises to the ceiling check that the temperature near the installation location is not excessive Do not install the unit in a location near heat sources such as radiators or air ducts or in a place subject to direct sunligh...

Page 7: ...ou set the CONTR contrast control to the lowest setting Also when a picture of different size is displayed beyond a certain length of time an after image impression of the frame of smaller picture may be burnt on the screen such as displaying a 16 9 picture on a 4 3 screen To avoid this we recommend that you use the same picture size when possible However if it is necessary to use a different pict...

Page 8: ... You can operate your projector from a distance with the supplied remote commander You can also use the commander as a wired commander by connecting it with a remote stereo or monaura control cable not supplied to the projector Illuminated remote commander and control panel When you press the LIGHT button on the remote commander or you open the control panel cover the key indicators are illuminate...

Page 9: ...ent mode B CENT to enter the blue centering adjustment mode To perform the centering adjustment use the four arrow buttons To return to the normal display press the same button again Arrow buttons Use these buttons for various adjustment functions 1 POWER switch Press to turn the projector on and off 2 INPUT SELECT buttons Press to select the input signal VIDEO connector BNC to select the signal i...

Page 10: ... OUT jack of the supplied remote commander with the remote control stereo or monaural cable not supplied you can use the commander as a wired commander OUTPUT stereo minijack The signal from the CONTROL S INPUT jack is output Connect to the CONTROL S INPUT jack of another projector when two or more projectors are used 7 INPUT A connectors BNC R G B SYNC HD VD connectors Connect to the analog RGB o...

Page 11: ... light press it again while they are lit If you do not operate any button within about 30 seconds the light automatically turns off 2 Transmitter indicator The light turns on each time a button is pressed When the indicator does not light replace the batteries 3 MUTING button PIC picture Press to cut off the picture To restore the picture press it again 4 INPUT SELECT buttons 5 RESET button 6 TEST...

Page 12: ...to the remote commander from the projector Install the batteries in the battery compartment when you use the remote commander as a wired remote commander Location and Function of Controls Operable range of wireless remote control operation MUTING INPUT SELECT PIC VIDEO S VIDEO INPUT A TEST R CENT B CENT PAGE M SEL ASPECT RESET Notes Be sure that there are no obstructions between the remote command...

Page 13: ...gnal to be projected VIDEO to select the signal input from the VIDEO IN VIDEO connector S VIDEO to select the signal input from the VIDEO IN S VIDEO connector INPUT A to select the signal input from the INPUT A connectors To project the RGB or component signal press the PAGE button until the SYSTEM PRESET display appears Press the V or v button to select INPUT A and select RGB or COMPONENT with th...

Page 14: ... the MAIN POWER switch Press the 1 u button to turn on the projector To switch the aspect ratio Press the aspect button When inputting 16 9 squeezed signal from equipment such as a DVD player set to 16 9 4 3 When the picture with ratio 4 3 is input 16 9 When the picture with ratio 16 9 squeezed is input To cut off the picture Press the PIC MUTING button To restore the picture press the PIC MUTING ...

Page 15: ...ion Notes The COLOR SHARP and HUE controls do not function when the input signal is RGB or when no signal is input The HUE control does not function when the input signal is PAL or SECAM The COLOR and HUE controls do not function when the input signal is black and white To recall the picture adjustment levels stored in the memory position Press the M SEL button The current memory position is displ...

Page 16: ...here is no picture on the screen when no signal is input or when the PIC MUTING is set to ON This is not a malfunction Press the PAGE button to confirm the current control settings Be careful to leave the power on when no picture appears on the screen PICTURE CONTROL The current picture condition of each memory position contrast brightness color hue and sharpness is displayed The controls that do ...

Page 17: ... perform the centering adjustment INT internal to perform the centering adjustment with the built in cross hair test signal EXT external to perform the centering adjustment using an external signal INPUT A Select the input signal from the INPUT A connectors RGB to select the RGB signal COMPONENT to select the component signal LANGUAGE Select the on screen display language if you prefer German Fren...

Page 18: ...ustment using an external test signal without displaying a test pattern To use an external signal change the CENT ADJ setting on the SYSTEM PRESET page See page 17 1 Press down the MAIN POWER switch of the projector 2 Turn on the power by pressing the 1 u button 3 Press the R CENT button The built in cross hair test pattern is displayed and you can adjust the red lines MUTING INPUT SELECT PIC VIDE...

Page 19: ... yellow lines When all three color lines converge the test pattern is seen as white 7 Press the B CENT button The adjustment levels are stored and the normal display is restored To check the current centering condition Press the TEST button The cross hair test pattern is displayed To restore the normal display press the TEST button again Note The test patterns are displayed even when the STATUS in...

Page 20: ...4 26 5 8 2 363 93 1 8 72 685 27 2 441 96 1 8 80 740 29 1 4 2 681 105 5 8 100 873 34 3 8 3 301 130 120 1 006 39 5 8 3 923 154 1 2 150 1 214 47 7 8 4 857 191 1 4 180 1 414 55 3 4 5 793 228 1 8 200 1 544 60 7 8 6 417 252 3 4 250 1 884 74 1 4 7 967 313 3 4 Sony screen VPS 100FH Sony screen VPS 120FH Installation Diagrams A B Floor A and B correspond to those in the illustration below Tolerance in leng...

Page 21: ...SS 722 suspension support not supplied Screen size Unit mm inches inches A B 70 813 32 1 8 2 614 103 72 824 32 1 2 2 692 106 80 879 34 5 8 2 932 114 3 4 100 1 012 39 7 8 3 552 139 7 8 120 1 145 45 1 8 4 174 164 3 8 150 1 350 53 1 4 5 108 202 1 8 180 1 550 61 1 8 6 044 238 200 1 680 66 1 4 6 668 262 5 8 250 2 020 79 1 4 8 218 323 5 8 Sony screen VPS 100FH Sony screen VPS 120FH ...

Page 22: ...Rear Projection Tolerance in length 1 Screen size Unit mm inches inches A B C 70 1 067 42 1 8 690 27 1 4 2 363 93 1 8 100 1 524 60 1 8 889 35 3 301 130 Sony screen VPS 702R B C A B C VPS 702R universal rear screen Wall B and C correspond to those in the illustration below Floor Center of the screen ...

Page 23: ...jection A B C Screen size Unit mm inches inches A B C 70 1 067 42 1 8 674 26 5 8 2 614 103 100 1 524 60 1 8 873 34 3 8 3 552 139 7 8 Sony screen VPS 702R VPS 702R universal rear screen Wall PSS 722 Ceiling Center of the screen Suspension support PSS 722 not supplied Tolerance in length 1 ...

Page 24: ...VPS 702R universal rear screen B and C correspond to those in the illustration below Wall Floor Center of the screen Screen size Unit mm inches Angle inches A B C a 70 1 067 42 1 8 165 6 1 2 2 439 96 1 8 12 1 067 42 1 8 676 26 5 8 3 433 95 7 8 10 100 1 524 60 1 8 167 6 5 8 3 402 134 12 1 524 60 1 8 715 28 1 4 3 402 134 10 Sony screen VPS 702R ...

Page 25: ... 1 2 2 439 96 1 8 12 1 067 42 1 8 676 26 5 8 3 443 95 7 8 10 100 1 524 60 1 8 167 6 5 8 3 402 134 12 1 524 60 1 8 715 28 1 4 3 402 134 10 Sony screen VPS 702R VPS 702R universal rear screen A C B a B C Suspension support PSS 10 not supplied Wall Center of the screen Suspension support PSS 722 not supplied B and C correspond to those in the illustration above Center of the screen ...

Page 26: ...serted into the connectors of the equipment To disconnect the cable pull it out by grasping the plug Never pull the cable itself Refer to the instruction manual of the equipment to be connected Connecting to the Projector Camera control unit VCR etc Color monitor Video camera Sony Betacam video camera DVD VCR equipped with S VIDEO connector to CR R Y Y CB B Y component signal output to video outpu...

Page 27: ...EO INPUT A Input from INPUT A NO INPUT No signal is input B Input color source NTSC3 58 The NTSC3 58 signal is input NTSC4 43 The NTSC4 43 signal is input PAL The PAL signal is input SECAM The SECAM signal is input B W Black and white signal is input C PAGE USER PRESET STATUS ON OFF The on screen display is displayed or cut PIC MUTING ON OFF The picture is cut or displayed PICTURE CONTROL MEMORY 1...

Page 28: ...AIS ITALIANO ESPANOL D Operation SELECT V v Press V or v to select ADJ B b Press B or b to adjust SET B b Press B or b to set NEXT PAGE Press the PAGE button to change to the next page display EXIT PAGE Press the PAGE button to exit the page display mode E Adjustment adjustment data R CENT Red centering adjustment mode B CENT Blue centering adjustment mode H xxx Horizontal adjustment level xxx MIN...

Page 29: ...orrectly see page 16 The PIC MUTING in the USER PRESET display is set to ON m Set it to OFF see page 16 If the control setting displays do not appear there may be an internal problem m Consult with qualified personnel Picture is too dark Contrast is set to minimum m Adjust the contrast with the b button in the PICTURE CONTROL display Picture is distorted The horizontal frequency of an input signal...

Page 30: ...T A R G B BNC connectors Red green blue inputs 0 7 Vp p 2 dB 75 ohms terminated positive SYNC HD BNC connector Composite sync input 0 3 4 Vp p 75 ohms terminated negative Horizontal sync input 0 3 4 Vp p 75 ohms terminated negative VD BNC connector Vertical sync input 0 3 4 Vp p 75 ohms terminated negative CR R Y CB B Y BNC connectors 0 7 Vp p Y BNC connector 1 0 Vp p sync negative 75 ohms termina...

Page 31: ... 2 mm spacer t for 70 to 100 9 0 8 mm spacer s for 70 to 100 rear projection 3 Design and specifications are subject to change without notice Optional accessories Projector suspension support PSS 722 PSS 10 Screen VPS 100FH 100 flat VPS 120FH 120 flat VPS 702R 70 rear projection Remote control receiver RM PJ10 Remote control cable ...

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