Sony VPL BW5 Operating Instructions - Page 59

When Wide Mode in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to Full 2 - mount

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Others When "Wide Mode" in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to "Full 2" PS 40 a' N 1270 (50) M 1430 (56 3/8) x b 60 1910 (75 1/4) 2160 (85 1/8) 80 100 120 150 180 200 2550 3190 3830 4800 (100 1/2) (125 5/8) (150 7/8) (189) 5760 6400 (226 7/8) (252) 2880 3610 4330 5420 (113 1/2) (142 1/4) (170 1/2) (213) 6510 7230 (256 3/8) (284 3/4) Based on the calculation formula given below. Free Unit: mm (inches) 250 300 8000 (315) 9050 (356 3/8) 9610 (378 1/2) 10860 (427 5/8) a'(N) = {(PS × 31.147) × 1.03} - 32.0 + 16.4 a'(M) = {(PS × 37.367) × 0.97} - 32.0 + 16.4 x = b + {PS × 4.481 + (a'+ 32.0 - 16.4) × 0.07344 - 2.3 + 72.5} Notes • The projected image size is the one when "Wide Mode" in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to "Full 2". When "Wide Mode" in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to other than "Full 2", black bands may appear at the top and bottom or right and left of the screen. • When "Wide Mode" in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to "4:3", the projected image size (diagonal) will be approximately 88 % of "Full 2" size. • When "Wide Mode" in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to "16:9", the projected image size (diagonal) will be approximately 97 % of "Full 2" size. The alphabetical letters in the charts and calculation methods indicate the following. PS: projected image size measured diagonally (inches) a': distance between the hole (front) for mounting a projector suspension support on bottom surface of this projector and the center of the screen b: distance between the projector suspension support mounting surface on bottom of this projector and the ceiling x: distance between the center of the screen and the ceiling N: minimum M: maximum 59

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When “Wide Mode” in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to “Full 2”
a’(N) = {(PS × 31.147) × 1.03} – 32.0 + 16.4
a’(M) = {(PS × 37.367) × 0.97} – 32.0 + 16.4
x = b + {PS × 4.481 + (a’+ 32.0 – 16.4) × 0.07344 – 2.3 + 72.5}
•
The projected image size is the one when “Wide Mode” in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to
“Full 2”. When “Wide Mode” in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to other than “Full 2”, black
bands may appear at the top and bottom or right and left of the screen.
•
When “Wide Mode” in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to “4:3”, the projected image size
(diagonal) will be approximately 88 % of “Full 2” size.
•
When “Wide Mode” in the INPUT SETTING menu is set to “16:9”, the projected image size
(diagonal) will be approximately 97 % of “Full 2” size.
The alphabetical letters in the charts and calculation methods indicate the following.
PS:
projected image size measured diagonally (inches)
a’:
distance between the hole (front) for mounting a projector suspension support on bottom
surface of this projector and the center of the screen
b:
distance between the projector suspension support mounting surface on bottom of this
projector and the ceiling
x:
distance between the center of the screen and the ceiling
N:
minimum
M:
maximum
Unit: mm (inches)
PS
40
60
80
100
120
150
180
200
250
300
a’
N
1270
(50)
1910
(75
1
/
4
)
2550
(
100
1
/
2
)
3190
(125
5
/
8
)
3830
(
150
7
/
8
)
4800
(189)
5760
(226
7
/
8
)
6400
(252)
8000
(315)
9610
(378
1
/
2
)
M
1430
(56
3
/
8
)
2160
(85
1
/
8
)
2880
(113
1
/
2
)
3610
(142
1
/
4
)
4330
(170
1
/
2
)
5420
(213)
6510
(256
3
/
8
)
7230
(284
3
/
4
)
9050
(356
3
/
8
)
10860
(427
5
/
8
)
x
Based on the calculation formula given below.
b
Free
Notes