Technicolor - Thomson DPL4000 manual Switching on/off Selection of Audio/Video source

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Operating Your Receiver

Switching on/off

Selection of Audio/Video source

•To enter Standby Mode, press the ON/ECO button once.

ON/ECO

When one of the audio/video source is selected, the EN audio and video input corresponding to the name

will be activated.

The receiver acts as a switching device between all the sources that are plugged into it.

Press SOURCE or on the main unit or one of the source buttons on the remote control to access the desired source.

MUTE

•To power on the unit from Standby Mode, press

SOURCE or button on the main unit or one of the source buttons on the remote control.

BAND TUNI

SOURCE

BAND TU

SOURCE

•To switch off the unit completely, press the ON/ECO button or unplug the power cord from the socket.

Show and Hide Control Panel

When the unit is powered on, touch the OPEN/ClOSE button on the front panel of the unit to show the control panel. Press again to hide the control panel.

UNING

MEMORY

SETUP TEST TONE

OK

OPEN/CLOSE

NOTE

The unit must be powered on before you can open and close the control panel. Refer to “Switching on/off” above for instructions on powering on the unit.

NOTE

Remote control selector must be on hifi.

Example 1:

If you connect a VCR player to the VCR input (audio

+video) on the receiver and press the SOURCE

or button on the main unit until VCR1/ANL shows on the display. You can also press vcr/V.AUX on the remote to select the source directly. You will be able to have the sound and image transmitted by the VCR.

BAND TUN

SOURCE

NOTE

Remote control selector must be on vcr/sat to operate VCR player.

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Contents Page DPL4000 Audio Video Receiver User’s Guide Safety Information Do not OpenTable of Content Getting Started Unpacking the ReceiverInserting Batteries into Remote Control Protect your Components from OverheatingConnecting to Audio-Visual Components VideoConnecting the Antennas Digital ConnectionsComponent Connections AM Loop Antenna and FM Indoor AntennaConnecting the Speakers Connecting the SubwooferConnecting the Speakers SpeakersFront Speaker Placement Advanced SettingPositioning your speaker Preferred surround placement Advanced Setting Alternative Surround PlacementFactory Setting Using HeadphonesTest Tone / Channel balance Operating Your Receiver Receiver ControlsYour Remote Control Operating Your ReceiverDisplay FM / MW / LWKHz / MHz OPTSwitching on/off Selection of Audio/Video source Show and Hide Control PanelUsing the receiver to play a source Playing a DVD with the receiverOperating the Radio Manual tuningSelecting Mono or Stereo Sound Automatic preset storing Manual preset Storing radio stationsRDS Radio Data System for FM Only Search Station by Program TypeChannel external input Sound Enhancement Systems Dolby Pro LogicDolby Digital Digital Theater Systems DTSNight Mode EQ ModeAdvanced Sound Control StereoFine Setting of the Components Input Signal SettingDigital Input Analog InputSpeaker Configurations SURSpeaker Icons Displaying Program FormatsAdvance Sound Control Fine Setting of the SpeakersTest Tone button Equipment Specifications Remote Control OperationDimensions H x W x D mm Receiver/Tuner OperationCare and Maintenance TV functions VCR/SAT functionsUniversal Remote Control DVD-CD functionsUniversal remote control Programming TV Functions VCR/SAT receiver DVD or CD unitLanguage Codes

DPL4000 specifications

The Technicolor - Thomson DPL4000 is a highly regarded digital video projector that has made a significant impact in both home theater and professional environments. Renowned for its rich color reproduction and sharp image quality, the DPL4000 incorporates advanced technologies that elevate the viewing experience to new heights.

One of the standout features of the DPL4000 is its use of Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology. This innovative approach to image projection utilizes a digital micromirror device (DMD), which enables precise control over individual pixels and results in smoother transitions and better color accuracy. The DLP technology employed in the DPL4000 reduces the occurrence of color artifacts and delivers a clear, bright image, making it ideal for high-definition video content.

The projector boasts a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 (Full HD), ensuring that viewers can enjoy intricate details in movies and presentations. Moreover, it supports various aspect ratios, providing flexibility for different screen formats. This adaptability is particularly useful for various content types—from cinematic features to business presentations.

Another key characteristic of the DPL4000 is its impressive brightness, rated at approximately 5000 lumens. This high lumen output allows the projector to perform well in various lighting conditions, making it suitable for both dimly lit home theaters and brighter conference rooms. The powerful lamp technology further enhances longevity and reduces maintenance costs, ensuring that users get the best return on their investment.

The connectivity options available on the DPL4000 are extensive, catering to a modern digital ecosystem. HDMI, VGA, and USB ports are included, allowing users to connect a wide range of devices seamlessly. This compatibility not only facilitates easy integration with laptops and multimedia players but also enables wireless streaming capabilities, enhancing convenience.

In addition to its technical specifications, the DPL4000 features an intuitive interface that simplifies operation for both novice and experienced users alike. The user-friendly remote control and on-screen menus make navigating settings straightforward, enabling users to customize their viewing experience easily.

Overall, the Technicolor - Thomson DPL4000 projector stands out for its combination of advanced DLP technology, high brightness, and excellent connectivity options. Whether for home entertainment or professional presentations, it delivers stunning visuals and exceptional reliability that meet the demands of modern users.
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