Sony VPL-VW600ES manual

Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual and supplied Quick Reference Manual thoroughly and retain them for future reference. VPL-VW60 0ES 4-485-163- 02 (1) Video Projector[...]

2 T able of Contents T able of Contents Location of Controls Front/Right Side ............. ............ ........ 3 Rear/Left Side/Bottom ............... ........ 4 Remote Contro l ......... ........... .............. 5 Connections and Prepa ration s Installing the Unit ................ ........... ... 6 Adjusting the Picture Position ........... 7[...]

3 F ront/Right Side Location of Contro ls Front/Right Side W arning indicators a ON/ST ANDBY indicator (page 45) b W ARNING indicator (page 45) Connectors c LAN connector (page 41) d USB co nn ect or (p age 47) e HDMI 1/HDMI 2 connector (page 12) f REMO TE connector Connects to a compu ter, etc. for remote control. g IR IN connector Input s signa l[...]

4 Rear/Left Side/Bottom Rear/Left Side/Bo ttom The b uttons on the c ontrol pane l ha ve the same na mes as those on the remo te control. Control panel a ? / 1 (ON/ST ANDBY) button (pa ge 7) b INPUT button (p age 14) c MENU button (page 22) d M / m / < / , (arrow )/ (enter) but ton (p ag e 22) e LEN S b utto n (page 7) Other s f Remote control d[...]

5 Remote Control Location of Contro ls Rem ote Con tr ol a LIGHT button Illuminat es the bu ttons on the remote control. b Infrared transmitter c ? / 1 (ON/ST ANDBY) button (page 7) d INPUT button (page 14) e CALIBRA TED PRESET buttons (page 21) f LENS ADJUSTMEN T buttons (page 8) g POSITION button (page 16) h RESET button (p age 23) i M / m / <[...]

6 Installing the Unit This section describes ho w to install th e unit an d screen, ho w to connec t the equip ment from whic h you want to projec t the pi cture, et c. Installing t he Unit The instal lation dist ance betw een the unit and a sc reen varies d epending o n the s ize of the scre en or wheth er or not yo u use the l ens shift feature s[...]

7 Adjusting the P icture P osition Conn ections an d Preparat ions Adjustin g the Picture Po s i t i o n Proje ct an image on the screen and t hen adjust th e picture position . Tips • The ? / 1 (ON/ST ANDBY), INPUT , MENU, and M / m / < / , / (joys tick) buttons o n the s ide panel o f the un it functio n the sa me as those on th e remote con[...]

8 Adjusting the Picture P osition 3 Adjust the focus. Press the LENS ADJUSTMENT (FOCUS) b utton to display the Lens Focus ad justment windo w (test p attern). Then adjust the focus of the pic ture by pressing the M / m / < / , b uttons. Tips • Whe n “Len s Contro l” is set to “Off” on the Inst allat ion menu , yo u ca nnot adj ust th e[...]

9 Adjusting the P icture P osition Conn ections an d Preparat ions 5 Adjust the picture position. Press the LENS ADJUSTMENT (SHIFT) b utton to display the Lens Shift adjustment window (test pa ttern ). Then adjust to the pro per position of the picture by pressing t he M / m / < / , bu ttons. Tip Whene ver you pr ess the b utton, the test patt e[...]

10 Adjusting the Picture P osition T o adjust t he vertical positio n Press M / m . The pi cture pro jected o n the sc reen m ov es up by a ma ximu m of 85 % or m oves down by a maximu m of 80% of t he screen h eight from the center o f the lens. Side vie w The rang e to move the pi cture proj ected on the screen can b e adjusted onl y within the o[...]

11 Adjusting the P icture P osition Conn ections an d Preparat ions Lens adjustmen t window (test pattern ) 1.78:1 (1 6:9) 2.35:1 1.85:1 1.33:1 (4: 3) The dashed line s show the screen sizes of each aspect r atio.[...]

12 Connecting to Video Equipment or a Computer Connectin g to Video Equ ipment or a Compute r Y ou can enjoy high picture quali ty by connecting a D VD player/reco rder , Blu-ray Disc player/ recorder , or Play Station ® equip ped with HDMI output t o the HDMI input of the unit. When maki ng conne ctions, be s ure to do th e follo wing: • T urn [...]

13 Connecting to Video Equipment or a Computer Conn ections an d Preparat ions • Use a high- speed H DMI cable. With a stand ard HDM I cable , images of 1080p, DeepCo lor, 3D video and 4K vide o may not be displ ayed pr operly . • When co nnecting a n HDMI cable to the unit, ma ke sure the V mark on th e upp er pa rt o f the HDMI input of th e [...]

14 Projecting the Picture This sect ion describ es how to op erate the u nit to v iew the picture from the equipmen t conn ected to the un it. It also describes h ow to adju st the qu ality of the pictu re to suit your taste. Pr ojecting the Picture 1 T u rn on both the unit and the equipment connected to the unit. 2 Press INPUT to display the inpu[...]

15 W atching 3D Video Images Projecting W atching 3D Video Ima g es Y ou can enj oy powerful 3D vi deo im ages, such as from 3D games an d 3D Blu-ray Dis cs, usin g th e op tion al A ctive 3D Glas ses (TDG-BT50 0A). 1 T u rn on th e HDMI equipm ent f or 3D compatibility connected to the unit, then play the 3D content. For details on how to play 3D [...]

16 Using the Picture P osit ion T op or side vie w Usin g the P ict ure Po s i t i o n Y ou can store up to fi ve combi nations o f len s settings (fo cus, pictur e size, pic ture positio n) and as pect rati o, and yo u can re call those settings. 1 Press POSITION. The Pictu re Positio n selectin g palette is displaye d. 2 Press POSITION repeatedly[...]

17 Using the Picture Position Projecting Image of the lens mo ving In the e xample belo w , th e images with aspec t rat io of 1.78: 1 (16: 9) and 2.35:1 ar e proj ecte d on a 2.35 :1 screen . • After yo u have select ed and confirmed t he lens p osition, the lens s tarts to move. Do not touch, or place a nything near, the lens , oth erwis e it m[...]

18 Selecting the Aspect Ratio According to the Video Signal Selecting the Aspect Ratio Acc or ding to the Video Signal Y ou can se lect an asp ect ratio best suited fo r the vide o sign al recei ved. Press ASPECT . Each time you press the button, yo u can select the “ Aspect” se tting.Y ou can also select it us ing the m enu (page 31). ASPECT b[...]

19 Selecting the Aspect Ratio According to the Video Signal Projecting Original image Recommended settin g and result ant images 1.78: 1 (16:9) 1.33:1 (4:3) 1.33:1 (4: 3) with side pa nels Normal 2.3 5:1 V Stretc h When using an anamorphic lens 16: 9 Squeez e When using an anamorphic lens[...]

20 Selecting the Aspect Ratio According to the Video Signal • Selec table as pect m odes vary depe nding on the in put sign al (p age 58 ). • The as pect ca nnot be select ed fo r an input sign al fr om a c ompu ter , or an input sig nal with a r esolutio n of 4096 × 2160 (pa ge 53) . Note s on switchin g the “Aspec t” setting • Select t[...]

21 Selecting the Picture Viewing Mode Projecting Selecting th e Picture Viewing Mode Y ou can select the pic ture viewing mode that best sui ts the typ e of vid eo source or room condition s. Y ou can s ave and use di fferent prese t mod es for 2D/3D respectively . Press one of the C ALIBRA TED PRESET buttons. CALIBRA TED PRESET b utt ons Setting i[...]

22 Operation through the Menus This sec tion descr ibes how to make various adju stments and se tting s using t he menus . Operation through the Menus The unit is equipp ed with an on-screen menu for making various adjustme nts and settings. If you select an item name followed by an arrow ( B ), the next menu win dow with setting ite ms appears. 1 [...]

23 Operation through the Menus Using t he Menus Setting me nu Adjustment menu Next me nu wi ndow 4 Make the setting or adjustment of an item. When c hanging the adju stment level T o increa se the value, press M / , . T o de crea se t he v alu e, pr ess m / < . Press to store t he settin g and restore the orig inal menu screen. When c hanging th[...]

24 Picture Menu Picture Menu The Picture me nu is us ed for adjusting the pictu re. These i tems ma y not be av a ilabl e, depen ding on t he typ e of input si gnal. For details, se e “Inp ut Signals and Adju stable/S etting Item s” (page 55). Item name s in brack ets represen t those prin ted on the remote con trol. Note Setting items Descript[...]

25 Picture Menu Using t he Menus Reset Resets all currently s elected Ca lib . Preset mode settin gs to the ir defa ult va lues (pag e 23). Tip Reset does n ot af fect setti ngs sav ed for the Custom 1 to 5 ite ms of “Color T emp. ” Reality Creatio n [REALITY CREA TIO N] Adju sts the detail an d noise pr oces sing of images . (Supe r-resoluti o[...]

26 Picture Menu Motionflo w [MO TIONFLOW] Smooth Hi gh: Provides smoo ther pi cture moveme nt; esp ecially ef fecti v e for f ilm- based cont ent. Smooth Low : Pro vides smoo ther picture mov ement for stan dard use. Imp ulse : Repr oduces o rigina l picture qua lity . Provides cine ma-like picture, whic h may flic ker . Com bin at ion : Reduces mo[...]

27 Picture Menu Using t he Menus Expert Sett ing NR (Noise Redu cti on) Reduce s the ro ughnes s or no ise of the pi cture . Au t o : Detec ts the nois e level to reduce t he roughn ess or noise of the picture au tomatically . High/Middle/Low: Select a setting accor ding to the ro ughness or noise of the in put signa l source . Off: The NR (noi se [...]

28 Picture Menu Color Correc tion On : Adjusts Hue, Colo r or Brig htness of the se lected colors. Repe at st eps 1 an d 2 descri bed be lo w to spec ify th e tar get color . 1 Pres s M / m to select “ Color Sele ct, ” then press < / , to s elect the colo r you want to adjust among “R ed, ” “Y ell ow , ” “Gr een, ” “Cya n, ” [...]

29 Advanced Picture Menu Using t he Menus Adv anced Picture Menu Y ou can adju st the gaps in col or that have occurred after a long period of u se. • Auto Calib ration res ults in rela ti vely co arse calibra tion. No warr a nty is gi ve n for the color settings to be th e same as the f actory def ault v alues. • While performing “ Pre Check[...]

30 Screen Menu Screen Menu Y ou can set the pict ure size, aspect mode, etc. These i tems ma y not be av a ilabl e, depen ding on t he typ e of input si gnal. For details, se e “Inp ut Signals and Adju stable/S etting Item s” (page 55). Item name s in brack ets represen t those prin ted on the remote con trol. Note Setting items Descripti on Pi[...]

31 Screen Menu Using t he Menus Asp ect [ASPECT] Y ou can se t the aspe ct rati o of t he p icture t o be displ ayed f or th e cur rent input signal (page 18). Y ou ca n set the functi on onl y when a vi deo sig nal othe r tha n a reso lutio n of 4096 × 2160 pixel s is input. 1.85 :1 Zo om: A 1.85:1 a spect rat io pictur e is di splayed in its ori[...]

32 Setup Menu Setup Menu The Setup men u is used to chan ge the factory preset settin gs, etc. Setting items Descripti on Status Sets whe ther or n ot the on-s creen di splay is di splay ed. Set to “ Of f” to tur n off the on-s creen displays ex cep t for cert ain m enus , message when turni ng of f the p owe r , and warning me ssages. Langua g[...]

33 Setup Menu Using t he Menus Power Saving Sets t he power saving mo de. Standb y: If no s ignal i s input for 10 minutes , power i s turne d of f autom atic ally and the proj ector g oes in to stan dby mode. Off: Disables the power savin g func tion. Lamp Setting When replac ing the l amps, se t the des ired la mp setting (page 4 8). Setting item[...]

34 Function Menu Function Menu The Functio n menu is used for changing the settin gs of the v arious functio ns of the unit. Setting items Descripti on 3D Se tti ngs Y ou can c hange the sett ing s of the 3D fun cti on. 2D-3D Display Sel. For Switchi ng t he v ideo ima ges t o “2D ” or “3D. ” Au t o : D ispl ays 3D vide o imag es w hen HD M[...]

35 Function Menu Using t he Menus 3D Dept h Adjus t For adjus ting the de pth of th e 3D vid eo ima ges on the screen. The settin g can be made onl y when a 3D Forma t other t han “S imulat ed 3D” is sele cted. W e recom mend that “3D Dept h Adju st” be se t to “0. ” The 3D vide o images may be di ff icult to perceive, depending on the [...]

36 Function Menu Group 1 Group 2 Items Lo cked by Settings Lock Pict ure me nu Reset Reality Creation Adv anced Iris Contras t Enhance r Lamp Cont rol Motio nflo w Contrast Brig htne ss Color Hue Color T emp. Sharpn ess NR MPEG NR Smooth Gradation Film Mode Gamma Correction Color Correc tion Clear Whi te x.v .Color Color Spa ce Advanc ed Pic ture m[...]

37 Installation Menu Using t he Menus Installatio n Menu The Installatio n men u is used for c hanging t he installatio n setting s. Setting items Description Image Flip Flips t he pictur e on the screen h orizontally and/or vert ically . HV : Flips t he pi ctur e ho rizo ntal ly an d v ert icall y . H: Flips th e picture h orizontally . V: Fl ips [...]

38 Installation Menu Blanki ng This feat ure all o ws you to adjus t the disp layabl e region w ithin the four direct ion s of the sc reen . Select t he edge to adju st b y highlight ing Left, Rig ht, T op, or Bottom using the M / m bu ttons. Adjust the amo unt of blan king u sing the < / , butt ons. Tip Depe ndin g on the aspe ct r ati o se tti[...]

39 Installation Menu Using t he Menus When “Zone” i s selec ted: Select the posi tion to adjust wit h < / , buttons fo r the h orizont al posi tion ( H pos ition) an d M / m buttons for the v ertical positi on (V posi tion), t hen press . Set the amount to ad just with < / , b u tton s for th e hori zontal direct ion (H di recti on) and w[...]

40 Inf orma tion Menu Inf ormation Me nu The Inf ormatio n menu disp lays the model name , serial nu mber, input signal type, so ftware version an d the cumu lated h ours of usag e of the la mp. Y ou ca nnot adj ust or ch ange th e displa ys liste d above. This un it has default image d ata to ad just pr eset data for i nput sig nals app ropriatel [...]

41 Connecting the unit to the network Using Net work Features Connecting the unit to the net w ork 1 Connect the LAN cable. 2 Set the network settings for the unit using “Network Setting” on the Installation menu (page 39) . Supported netw ork monito ring and contr ol pr otocols •S D A P ( A d v e r t i s e m e n t ) • S DCP (PJ T alk) • [...]

42 T roubleshooting T r oubleshooting If the unit appe ars to be op erating errati c ally , try to diagnose and c orrect the p roblem us ing the follo wing instructio ns. If the problem persis ts, consu lt with qu alifie d Son y personne l. Po w e r Picture Err or Handling Symptom Ca use an d Remed y Page The power is no t turne d on. The power may[...]

43 T roubleshooting Error H and ling On-scree n displa y Remo t e co ntr ol The col or of char acters or the pi cture is no t appr opri ate. Select the desi red co lor registr ation i n “Panel Al ignme nt” of the Install ation menu. 38 Image is le ft on t he screen. ( image rete ntion) When hi gh con trast n on-moving image s are dis played f o[...]

44 T roubleshooting 3D vi de o imag es Others Symptom Ca use an d Remed y Page The vide o imag e does not seem like 3D video images. Chec k if the 3 D gla sses are turn ed on. 15 Make sure that the batte ry in the 3D glas ses co uld be w eak or is su f f icien tl y char ged. – Set “2D -3D Di splay Se l. ” to “ Auto” or “3D. ” 34 Check[...]

45 Warni ng In dic ators Error H and ling W arning In dicators The ON/ST ANDBY or W ARNING indicator lights up or flashes if there is any trouble with your pro jector . When a warn ing indic ator o ther than the abo ve starts flashing , and the symptom pe rsists e ven afte r carr ying out the above method s, co nsult wit h qualified So ny perso nne[...]

46 Message Lists Message Lists W arni ng me ssag es Caution mess ages Symptom Ca use an d Remed y Page High temp.! Lamp o ff i n 1 min. T urn off the power . – Check to e nsure that nothin g is blocki ng the ventilat ion holes. 3, 4 Freque ncy is out of range ! Frequenc y is out of range . Input a signal th at is with in the accept able fre quen [...]

47 Updating the Software / About t he x.v .Color / About the simulated 3D feat ure Others Updating the Software Y o u can do wnload file s to updat e the soft ware of th e unit. Copy the download ed files t o your USB memory , insert the US B memory to th e USB termin al of the unit, then pe rform the update . T o use the featur es upda ted, in ser[...]

48 Replacing the Lamp Replacing th e Lamp The lamp u sed for the light sou rce has a certain lifes pan. When the lamp dims, the color bala nce of the pict ure becomes strange, or “Pl ease replace the Lamp. ” appears on t he screen, the lamp may be exhausted. Rep lace the lamp with a new one (not supp lied) with out de lay . T ools y ou need to [...]

49 Replacing the Lamp Others 5 Loosen the 3 scre ws on the lamp with the Phillips scre wdriv er . Hold up the handle, then pull the lamp straight out. • Do not lo osen ot her sc rews except the 3 spec ified screws . • Hold the lamp b y the handle to remo ve and atta ch it. 6 Push in the new la mp by the handle securely until it reaches the end,[...]

50 Replacing the Lamp 10 T urn on the unit, then select the lamp setting item on the Setup menu. The menu screen below will be appeared . Tip If “S ettings Lock ” is s et to “Level B, ” s et to “Of f” on ce. 11 Select “Y e s. ” Caution Do not put your han ds into the lamp replacem ent slot, a nd do n ot allow any liqu id or ot her o[...]

51 Cleaning Others Cleaning Cleaning th e cabinet • T o remove dust from the cabinet , wipe gently wit h a soft cl oth. If d ust i s persistent, wipe with a soft cloth slightly moistene d with a d iluted mild deter g ent solution. • Ne ver use an y type of ab ras i ve pad, alk ali ne/ acid clea ner , s couri ng po wde r , or v olati le solvent,[...]

52 Specifications Specification s Item Des cr ipt ion Disp lay syste m SXRD pane l, projec tion sy stem Dis play de vice Si ze o f ef fecti ve displ ay area 0.74 -inc h (1 8.8 mm) SXRD Num ber of pixels 26,54 2,08 0 pixels (8,8 47,360 p ixels × 3) Projecti on lens 2.06 times zo om lens (moto rized) f = 21.7 mm t o 44.7 mm F3.0 to F4.0 Light so urc[...]

53 Specifications Others • The va lues for ma ss and d imensions are appr oximate. • Not all optional accesso ries are a vai lable i n all countrie s an d ar ea. P leas e ch eck w ith y our loca l Sony Autho rized De aler . • Informa tion on a ccess ories in this ma nual is current as of Octo ber 20 13. Design and speci fications of this unit[...]

54 Specifications * A vailab le for YUV420 format signal only . Preset memory numbers for eac h input sign al Digital signa l * Some di git al si gna ls inp ut f rom compute rs may be disp laye d as pres et m emory number of Compon ent or V ideo GB R sign al. 72 1920 × 1080/50i (Frame packin g) 1080/50i (1920 × 1080i) 56.250 50.00 0 – 74 3840 ?[...]

55 Specifications Others The ite ms in the m enus a vaila ble to adjust d if fer dep ending on the input signal. The f ollo wing tables indi c ate them. The item s that cannot be adjusted/set a re not displaye d in the menu. Picture men u z : Adju st abl e/ca n be set –: Not adjustable/ca nnot be set Input S ignals an d Adjus table/S etting Items[...]

56 Specifications Screen men u z : Adjustab le/can be s et –: Not adj ustable/cannot be set *1: For furthe r details, refer to the tab les in “ Aspect Mode” (page 58) . When co nnec ting a cabl e suc h as an HDM I cabl e, e tc. , chec k the type o f the s igna l in t he Inf ormat ion menu (p age 40) and “Di gital si gnal” ( page 54 ), and[...]

57 Specifications Others z : Adju st abl e/ca n be set –: Not adjustable/ca nnot be set *1: The item i s not available for Fr ame Packi ng/Over-Un der on 720/ 60p, or Over-Unde r on 108 0/ 60p. *2: For furthe r det ails, ref er to th e table s in “ Aspe ct Mod e” (pa ge 58) . When the un it is set to conv ert 2D video images to 3D video image[...]

58 Specifications Selecta ble items v ary depen ding on th e type of inpu t signal or 3D form at. For details, see the tables below . Items that can not be select ed are not dis played in the menu. 2D *1: Not di spla yed i n th e men u as f ix ed at Normal . 3D Each adjusta ble/setting item is indiv idually stored for each input co nnector . For fu[...]

59 Specifications Others Picture men u Screen men u Item Stor age condit ions Cali b . Preset For each inpu t connec tor Reset For each in put conn ector a nd Calib. Preset Reality Creatio n Advan ced Iris Con trast En hancer Lamp Cont rol Motionfl ow Cont ra st Brig htness Colo r Hue Color T emp. D93-D55 Custom 1- 5 Gain R For each Color T emp., C[...]

60 Projection Distance a nd Lens Shift Range Pr ojecti on Di stan ce an d Lens Shif t Range The project ion dist ance refers to the distance bet ween the fron t of the lens an d the project ed surface. The lens shi ft range represents th e distanc e in percen t (%) b y which the lens can be shifted fro m the cent er of the projected image. The lens[...]

61 Projection Distance and Lens Shift Range Others When projecting in 1.90:1 (Nat ive Full Display 17:9) format Projec ti on di sta nce Unit: m (inches) Projec ti on di sta nce for mula D: Projected im age size (Diag onal) Unit: m (inches) Lens shift range Proj ecti on i mage size Projec tion dist ance L Diag ona l Widt h × Heig ht 80" (2.03 [...]

62 Projection Distance a nd Lens Shift Range When projecting in 1.78:1 (16:9) format Pro jection di stance Unit: m (in ches) Pro jection d istance f ormula D: Projecte d image siz e (Diagona l) Unit: m (inche s) Lens shift ra nge Projec tion im age size Proj ecti on di stan ce L Diagon al Width × He ight 80" ( 2.03 m) 1.77 × 1. 00 (70 × 3 9[...]

63 Projection Distance and Lens Shift Range Others When projecting in 2.35:1 format Projec ti on di sta nce Unit: m (inches) Projec ti on di sta nce for mula D: Projected im age size (Diag onal) Unit: m (inches) Lens shift range Proj ecti on i mage size Projec tion dist ance L Diag ona l Widt h × Heig ht 80" (2.03 m) 1.87 × 0. 80 (74 × 3 1)[...]

64 Dimensions Dimensions Fr ont Unit: mm (in ches) Bottom Unit: mm (in ches) 495.6 (19 1 / 2 ) Cent er of the lens 247.8 (9 3 / 4 ) 247.8 (9 3 / 4 ) 202.3 (7 31 / 32 ) 195.3 (7 11 / 16 ) 108 (4 1 / 4 ) 463.6 (18 1 / 4 ) F ront of t he cab inet 142.8 (5 5 / 8 ) 150.6 (5 15 / 16 ) 187.9 (7 13 / 32 ) 81.5 (3 7 / 32 ) 187.9 (7 13 / 32 ) 7.5 ( 9 / 32 ) [...]

65 Dimensions Others The distance between th e fr ont of the lens an d the fr ont of the c abinet Unit: mm (inc hes) Attaching the PSS-H10 projector suspension su pport Fron t view Unit: mm (inc hes) 36.8 (1 7 / 16 ) F ront of the lens F ront of the cabinet 150 (5 29 / 32 ) 75 (2 15 / 16 ) 8 ( 5 / 16 ) Ceiling Center o f the supporting pole The bot[...]

66 Dimensions Side vie w Unit: mm (in ches) To p v i e w Unit: mm (in ches) F ront of the cabine t 463.6 (18 1 / 4 ) 258.5 (10 3 / 16 ) 213.5 (8 13 / 32 ) 130 (5 1 / 8 ) F ront of the cabine t 258.5 (10 3 / 16 ) 213.4 (8 13 / 32 ) 130 (5 1 / 8 ) Upper ceili ng mount br ack et Center of the sup porting pole (T he cente r of the supporting pole is di[...]

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76 NO TICES AND LICENSES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PRODUCT b) Giv e prominen t notice with the combined library of the f act that part of it is a w ork based on the Libra ry , and e xplaining where to find the ac companying uncombi ned form of th e sam e w ork. 8. Y ou may not copy , m odify , subli cense, link with, o r distrib ute the Libra ry e[...]

77 NOT ICES AND LICENSES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PRODUCT Others Librar y does not sp ecify a license version number, you may cho ose any versio n ever publi shed by the Free Softwa re Fo undatio n. 14. If you wi sh to inc orporat e parts of the Library into othe r free prog rams whose distrib ution con ditions ar e incompatib le with these, writ[...]

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80 NO TICES AND LICENSES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PRODUCT written b y Eric Y oung (eay@cryptsoft.com)”. The word ‘cryptographic’ can be left out if the routin es from th e libra ry being u sed are not cr ypto graphi c rel ate d:-) . 4. If yo u incl ude an y W indo ws spec ifi c code (or a deriv ative t hereof) from the apps direct ory (ap p[...]

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82 NO TICES AND LICENSES FOR SOFTW ARE USED IN THIS PRODUCT original IEEE Standard is the referee docum ent . In the fol lowing statement, t he phrase “ This material’ ’ refers to portions o f the system docum ent ation . This material i s reproduced with permission from Ameri can Natio nal Stand ards Committee X3, on Information Processing S[...]

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86 Ind ex Index Numerics 3D glass es 3D gl asses c ommun ication range ........ 15 Using t he 3D glasse s ............ ........ ....... 15 3D Settings 2D-3D Dis play Sel. (Se lect) ......... ....... 34 3D Brightn ess ................ ....... ........ ....... 34 3D Dept h Adjus t ....... ............... ....... .... 35 3D F ormat .......... ....... [...]

87 Inde x Others Picture .... ........... .................. ................. 24 Screen .... ....... ........... ....... ....... ........... ... 30 Setup .. ....... ........... ....... ........ ....... .......... 32 Menu Po sition ................ ............... .......... 32 Messag es Caution ..... .................. ................... ...... 4[...]

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