Indiana University Equipment Specifications

8.3.2.1 LCD Video Projector (Small Venue)

Description

Video projectors for small to midsize classroom applications are used for presentation computer and video images in these locations.

Features:

  • High output image brightness adequate for small to mid size classrooms

  • XGA resolution capable of smooth interpolation to higher and lower resolutions.

  • Line doubling and digital scaling for video (NTSC) signals

  • Computer control capability

  • Long life projector lamp

  • Full color capability

  • Keystone corrections

  • At least three years of labor and material warranty

  • Reliable services with the possibility of having access to spare units during the repairs

  • Ceiling mount feature

  • Low operational noise

Specifications:

  • Native Resolution --- XGA (1024 x 768)

  • Resolution Supported (fit to view)

    • SXGA (1280 x 1024)

    • XGA (1024 x 768, 1152 x 864)

    • SVGA (800 x 600)

    • VGA (640 x 480, 720 x 400, 640 x 400)

    • Mac (1152 x 870, 512 x 348, 640 x 480)

    • Mac (1024 x 768)

  • Brightness --- 1500 ANSI lumens minimum

  • Brightness Uniformity --- %80 minimum

  • Contrast Ratio --- 100:1 minimum

  • Video Compatibility --- NTSC

  • Display Technology --- LCD x 3

  • Number of colors --- 16.7 Million

  • Input Sources

    • RGBHV with BNC connectors, one or more

    • Video (NTSC) with BNC connector, one

    • S-Video independent for regular video input, one

  • H - Sync Range --- 15 -90 kHz

  • V – Sync Range --- 50 – 120 Hz

  • Horizontal TV Resolution --- 520 TV lines preferred

  • Keystone Correction --- at least +10 to –10 degrees adjustment range

  • Projection Lens --- Standard Zoom

  • Aspect Ratio --- 5:4 and 4:3

  • Projection Method --- front, ceiling

  • Control Communication --- RS-232

  • Lamp (life) --- at least 1500 hours

  • Power Consumption --- less than 600 Watts

  • Low operational noise --- less than 60 dB

  • Approval --- FCC, UL

  • Warranty --- 3 year parts and labor with over night spare

09/27/00


Last Updated: 27 September 2000
URL:  http://www.indiana.edu/~classrms/lcdprojsm.html
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