Vivitek DVR5612 manual Specifications, Sub

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Specifications

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Product Name	Multimedia digital projector display / TV
	Main system						Remote Control

Power	AC 110V/220V 50 Hz / 60 Hz						3V (two AA batteries)
Power Consumption	220W						---------
Weight	40Kg						155.5g (including batteries)
Viewable Area	853 mm - Length		640 mm - Hight				1066 mm - Diagonal
Physical Dimensions	1381 mm - Length		482 mm - Hight				1113.5 mm - Diagonal
Speaker	2 circular ones, 120 mm
Audio Output	Maximum output 10W + 10W (Total audio output 20W)
Simulated RGB input	Video signal:	15 pin RGB video signal connector
	D-SUB
	Simulation:	0.7V (p-p)		75 Ohm
	Maximum dpi:	XGA (1024*768)
	Horizontal Sync: Positive / Negative TTL Frequency: 30KHz-70K
	HzVertical Sync: Positive / Negative TTL Frequency: 50Hz-85Hz
	Audio Signal: 150mV (rms) over 47 thousand Ohms (AV Terminal)
Number T. M. D. S	Video signal:	Standard T.M.D.S			DVI-D 24 Pin input
	Audio signal:	150mV (rms)		over 47 thousand Ohm (AV Terminal)
Headphone	3.5 mm diameter stereo connector				Resistance larger than 20 Ohm
TV System	Standard NTSC 181 CH or PAL system
Received Channels	Regular TV (VHF: 2-13 UHF:14-69)
	Cable TV (2-125)
Image output / input	S-Video:			75 Ohm		Negative Sync
terminals(video, audio)	Y output / input : 1V (p-p)
	C output / input : 0.286V (p-p)			75 Ohm		Color Sync
	Video:	1V (p-p)		75 Ohm Negative Sync (AV Terminal)
	Audio:	150 mV (rms)		over 47 thousand Ohms (AV Terminal)
Component Input	Image:		Negative Sync (AV Terminal)
	Y input : 1V (p-p)
	Pb / Cb, Pr / Cr input: 0.35V (p-p) (AV Terminal)
	Audio: 150 mV (rms)		over 47 thousand Ohms (AV Terminal)

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The product outlook and dimensions

For the graphic design and technical specifications, in order to improve the products, our company reserves the right of modifications and no further notice on this will be issued.

The display’s model number does not represent the screen dimension but the approximate diagonal size of the display area.

Use with a lightning protector when using the display is recommended.

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Contents Page Accessories Check FCC WarningImportant Statement MaintenanceMaintenance for filter Clear methodsReplacement method of projection lamp Replacement ProcedureIndex Important StatementDisplay Modes Remote Control Correct viewingHandling Moisture CondensationSafety Instructions Warning and Caution Keep this device from high temperature or direct sunshine Do not touch the device and power cord while wetDo not stand or sit on this device Install this device in a flat and solid placeKeep the ventilation grill free Keep heavy objects off this deviceBe sure to remove the plug by holding the power cord plug Connecting and Checking the Antenna Connection with Antenna CableOUT Front Connector System ConnectionStereo amplifier Rear ConnectorDVD, Satellite, Cable etc Speaker SystemRear Connector VOL Introduction the Control Panel and Remote ControlLamp / Power Status InputButton name Function VOLPower on Power offOperation status Machine status Lamp LED Recommended ways to learn about operations Example how to select correct input signal sourceBefore use OSD, You must know Quick Input Source select wayColor OSD explanationBrightness TintFor RGB, DVI input source mode Color TemperatureFor TV, AV, Comp input source mode Noise ReductionADC Phase Auto ConfigDefault ADC ClockTransparency PIPSplit Input Signal Analog TV SetupClose Caption Digital TV Setup Balance BassTreble SpeakerTV Rating Change Access CodeConfirm Access Code Mpaa RatingReset Lamp Timer OSD TimeoutReset ALL Setting OSD H PositionAmplifier and tuner codes Programming the universal remote controlDevice program codes Cable set-top box codesCD Player codes Computer and Home automation codesADC DVD Player codesReceiver codes JBLSatellite set-top box codes TV codesManufacturer KTV JCBKEC SSSVCR codes MGACCE HI-Q KLHMEI To search for a device code Searching for device codesReassigning device buttons To reassign device buttonsTo teach the remote control a new function Teaching the remote control new functionsUsing the universal remote control To access the OSD with the universal remote controlTo control PIP mode using the universal remote control Using picture-in-picture PIP modeSetting the sleep timer To set the sleep timer using the universal remote controlTroubleshooting LED doesn’t blink when a button is pressedRemote control will not accept the device program code Default PC Input Mode Video Input FormatMiscellaneous Specifications SUBIf following situations Please check the following itemsLED Status Error CodesStates Power LED Lamp LED Status Description Normal OperationService Information and Announcement Service InformationAnnouncement Page Vivitek Corp Fremont Blvd Fremont, CA Tel 510 Efax 510