Sanyo PLC-ZM5000L owner manual Appendix Compatible Computer Specifications

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Appendix

Compatible Computer Specifications

Basically this projector can accept the signal from all computers with the V- and H-Frequency mentioned below and less than 162 MHz of Dot Clock. When the input signal is Analog, refer to the chart below.

	ON-SCREEN	RESOLUTION	H-Freq..	V-Freq..(Hz)
						ON-SCREEN	RESOLUTION	H-Freq..	V-Freq..(Hz)
	DISPLAY		(kHz)
						DISPLAY		(kHz)
	VGA 1	640x480	31.470	59.880
						SXGA 13	1280x1024	50.000	86.000
	VGA 2	720x400	31.470	70.090			(Interlace)

						SXGA 14	1280x1024	50.000	94.000
	VGA 3	640x400	31.470	70.090			(Interlace)
						SXGA 15	1280x1024	63.370	60.010
	VGA 4	640x480	37.860	74.380
						SXGA 16	1280x1024	76.970	72.000
	VGA 5	640x480	37.860	72.810
						SXGA 17	1152x900	61.850	66.000
	VGA 6	640x480	37.500	75.000
	VGA 7	640x480	43.269	85.000		SXGA 18	(Interlace)	46.430	86.700
							1280x1024
						SXGA 19	1280x1024	63.790	60.180
	MAC LC13	640x480	34.970	66.600
						SXGA 20	1280x1024	91.146	85.024
	MAC 13	640x480	35.000	66.670
						SXGA+ 1	1400x1050	63.970	60.190
	480p	640x480	31.470	59.880
						SXGA+ 2	1400x1050	65.350	60.120
	575p	768x575	31.250	50.000
						SXGA+ 3	1400x1050	65.120	59.900
	575i	768x576	15.625	50.000
		(Interlace)
						SXGA+ 4	1400x1050	64.030	60.010
	480i	640x480	15.734	60.000
		(Interlace)				SXGA+ 5	1400x1050	62.500	58.600

	SVGA 1	800x600	35.156	56.250
						SXGA+ 6	1400x1050	64.744	59.948
	SVGA 2	800x600	37.880	60.320
						SXGA+ 7	1400x1050	65.317	59.978
	SVGA 3	800x600	46.875	75.000
						MAC 21	1152x870	68.680	75.060
	SVGA 4	800x600	53.674	85.060
						MAC	1280x960	75.000	75.080
	SVGA 5	800x600	48.080	72.190
						MAC	1280x1024	80.000	75.080
	SVGA 6	800x600	37.900	61.030
						WXGA 1	1366x768	48.360	60.000
	SVGA 7	800x600	34.500	55.380
						WXGA 2	1360x768	47.700	60.000
	SVGA 8	800x600	38.000	60.510
						WXGA 3	1376x768	48.360	60.000
	SVGA 9	800x600	38.600	60.310
						WXGA 4	1360x768	56.160	72.000
	SVGA 10	800x600	32.700	51.090
						WXGA 6	1280x768	47.776	59.870
	SVGA 11	800x600	38.000	60.510
						WXGA 7	1280x768	60.289	74.893
	MAC 16	832x624	49.720	74.550
						WXGA 8	1280x768	68.633	84.837
	XGA 1	1024x768	48.360	60.000
						WXGA 9	1280x800	49.600	60.050
	XGA 2	1024x768	68.677	84.997
						WXGA 10	1280x800	41.200	50.000
	XGA 3	1024x768	60.023	75.030
						WXGA 11	1280x800	49.702	59.810
	XGA 4	1024x768	56.476	70.070
						WXGA 12	1280X800	63.980	60.020
	XGA 5	1024x768	60.310	74.920
						WUXGA 1	1920x1200	74.556	59.885
	XGA 6	1024x768	48.500	60.020
						WUXGA 2	1920x1200	74.038	59.950
	XGA 7	1024x768	44.000	54.580
						WSXGA +1	1680x1050	65.290	59.954
	XGA 8	1024x768	63.480	79.350
						WXGA +1	1440x900	55.935	59.887
	XGA 9	1024x768	36.000	87.170
		(Interlace)				WXGA +2	1440x900	74.918	60.000
	XGA 10	1024x768	62.040	77.070
						UXGA 1	1600x1200	75.000	60.000
	XGA 11	1024x768	61.000	75.700
						UXGA 2	1600x1200	81.250	65.000
	XGA 12	1024x768	35.522	86.960
						UXGA 3	1600x1200	87.500	70.000
		(Interlace)
	XGA 13	1024x768	46.900	58.200
						UXGA 4	1600x1200	93.750	75.000
	XGA 14	1024x768	47.000	58.300
						UXGA 5	1600x1200	106.250	85.000
	XGA 15	1024x768	58.030	72.000
						720p	1280x720	45.000	60.000
	MAC 19	1024x768	60.240	75.080
						720p	1280x720	37.500	50.000
	SXGA 1	1152x864	64.200	70.400
						1035i	1920x1035	33.750	60.000
							(Interlace)
	SXGA 2	1280x1024	62.500	58.600
						1080i	1920x1080	33.750	60.000
	SXGA 3	1280x1024	63.900	60.000			(Interlace)
							1920x1080	28.125	50.000
	SXGA 4	1280x1024	63.340	59.980			(Interlace)
							1920x1080	33.750	30.000
	SXGA 5	1280x1024	63.740	60.010
							1920x1080	28.125	25.000
	SXGA 6	1280x1024	71.690	67.190		1080p
							1920x1080	27.000	24.000
	SXGA 7	1280x1024	81.130	76.107
							1920x1080	67.5000	60.000
	SXGA 8	1280x1024	63.980	60.020
							1920x1080	56.250	50.000
	SXGA 9	1280x1024	79.976	75.025
						1080psf/30	1920x1080	33.750	60.000
	SXGA 10	1280x960	60.000	60.000
						1080psf/25	1920x1080	28.125	50.000
	SXGA 11	1152x900	61.200	65.200
						1080psf/24	1920x1080	27.000	48.000
	SXGA 12	1152x900	71.400	75.600
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Contents  Projection lens is optional Network Set-up and OperationFeatures and Design Table of Contents For EU Users Safety PrecautionTo The Owner Please, help us to conserve the environ- ment we liveSafety Instructions Mounting kit approved by the manufacturersTop Panel Safety Instructions Air CirculationIndicator FilterPositioning Precautions Cautious use of equipment with laser technologySafety Instructions Moving the Projector AC Power Cord for the United Kingdom AC Power Cord RequirementAC Power Cord for the United States and Canada ComplianceFront ⑱ Adjustable FeetPart Names and Functions Back ⑩ ⑪ ⑫Part Names and Functions Rear Terminal Part Names and Functions Side Control and Indicators Side Control Indicators on the top panelPart Names and Functions Remote Control Part Names and Functions 16.4’ Remote Control Receivers and Operating RangeWired Remote Control Transmitter 16.4’ 5 mAdjustable Feet Part Names and Functions Remote Control CodeON/OFF Lens shift adjustable range InstallationLens Shift Adjustment When the lens is shifted to topRemoving the lens Installation Lens InstallationAttaching the lens to the projector Unplug the power cords of both Analog Out Signal Table Installation Connecting for Audio Signal Before connecting cablesProjector side AC Outlet side Installation Connecting the AC Power CordFor Continental Europe Turning On the Projector Basic OperationEnter a PIN code Power off? disappears after 4 seconds What is PIN code?When using the Direct OFF function, you can not Basic OperationSide Control Basic Operation How to Operate the On-Screen MenuRemote Control On-Screen MenuBasic Operation Main Menu Lens Shift Adjustment Zoom AdjustmentFocus Adjustment Basic Operation Operating with Projector ControlDirect Operation Basic Operation Sound AdjustmentVolume Dialog Box Menu OperationBasic Operation Operating with Remote Control Information MenuUser 2 of PIP example Pointer button Timer buttonUser 1 of PIP example MouseCorner correction Basic Operation Keystone CorrectionStandard PointMouse Pointer button Wireless Mouse OperationBasic Operation Pointer Function Arrow FingerRemote Control Operation Side Control/Remote Control OperationRemote Control Direct OperationPress the Menu button to display the On-Screen When Selecting Input 2 5 BNC Input JacksInput Selection Computer Input Source Selection Rgbpc analogInput Selection Video Input Source Selection When Selecting Input 1 Computer Input TerminalsWhen Selecting Input 3 AV Terminals Rgbav HdcpAutomatic Multi-Scan System Computer InputComputer System Selection Selecting Computer System ManuallyTo store the adjusted parameters Computer Input Auto PC AdjustmentPC adjust Menu Computer Input Manual PC Adjustment Computer Input Mode freeStore Computer Input Image Level Selection Image select MenuComputer Input Image Adjustment Image adjust MenuScreen Size Adjustment Digital zoom + Custom adjCustom adj Digital zoomKeystone Ceiling Rear Video Jack or S-video Jack Video InputVideo System Selection Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr JacksNatural Video Input Image Level SelectionImage select Menu CinemaColor Video Input Image AdjustmentSelected Image mode TintVideo Input ……………When set to On, the aspect ratio is Video Input Screen Size AdjustmentNatural Wide Keystone Ceiling Setting SettingSetting Menu Language Position Logo select Capture Capture Logo PIN code lockLogo PIN code lock Enter a Logo PIN code Change the Logo PIN code lock settingChange the Logo PIN code lock setting Enter a Logo PIN codePicture in Picture Position MenuImage To store the adjusted dataHdmi setup SoundLamp control Lamp replacement iconLamp life control Lamp life controlTo change the code for the projector To change the code for the remote controlSimple mode buttons Filter controlFactory default is Network Power managementStandby mode RC sensorDirect on TimerStop or Cancel the P-timer via Remote Control PointerSecurity Key lock and PIN code lock Key lockPIN code lock …UnlockedPIN code change Change the PIN code lock settingEnter a PIN code Protection ShutterShutter Release keyFrom Color to White Video delay controlClosed caption Low ... Keystone can not be selectedFilter counter Factory defaultFilter counter Test patternFilter Instructions Maintenance and CareReset the Filter counter p.68 and the Scroll counter p.68 Do not use the filter cartridge with other projectorRecommendation Maintenance and Care Replacing the Filter CartridgeOrder Replacement Filter Cartridge Filter cover Latch Tab Filter cartridgeFilter counter Filter counter Reset? appears Maintenance and Care Resetting the Filter CounterResetting the Scroll Counter Scroll counter Reset? appearsLamp Replace indicator Maintenance and Care Lamp ReplacementLamp replacement icon Follow these steps to replace the lampOrder Replacement Lamp Maintenance and CareLamp Handling Precautions POA-LMP136Cleaning the Projector Cabinet Maintenance and Care Cleaning the Projection LensUnplug the AC power cord before cleaning Is the filter clean? Replace the filter with a new one Then check the matters belowProblem Solutions TroubleshootingAppendix Appendix Shutter does not Wireless mouseIndicators blink or You cannot operateComputer Input/HDMI Input/Video Input Appendix Menu TreeComputer Input Video Input Menu display varies depending on Input signalHdmi Input/Video Input ScreenSetting Language Appendix Indicators and Projector Condition Projector is operating normallyProjector is detecting abnormal condition Lamp ReplaceProjector Condition Freeze p.30Appendix Compatible Computer Specifications Freq..Hz Appendix Technical Specifications Mechanical InformationPJ Link Notice Lens ReplacementAppendix Optional Parts POA-CA-SCARTDigital DVI-D DVI 24 PIN Appendix Configurations of TerminalsLAN Terminal Appendix PIN Code Number Memo Appendix Dimensions Operation Appendix List of Picture in PictureSerial Control Interface NoteFunctional Execution Command FormatStatus Read Command KH2AL

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