Re: [seul-edu] Need advice with LCD projector (SMTP)

[Colin Dellow <plarf@moo.ca>]

Hi Dave,

I had a quick look on the 'net and found this about your projector.

The meaty info: 15-40KHz horiz sync, 50-75Hz refresh rate.

If you still have problems, please get in touch with me directly --
plarf@moo.ca.  If that is the case, please forward me your XF86Config
file.  It would also be helpful to have an account on your computer 
(temporarily, of course) to tweak the file directly.

Either way, hope this helps.  Good luck!  Oh, and just to really
brighten your day -- your projector listed for $9995 in'94.
Presumably that's American dollars, too. Lucky guy, you!
 
-- Colin Dellow
	plarf@moo.ca  - "Programming is like sex: one mistake and you
			 have to support it for the rest of your life."
			 	- Michael Sinz


 Sharp XG-E850U LCD data/video projector

This was Sharp's top of the line Multimedia LCD data/video projector.
 
Built-in line doubler
Motorized lens shift to eliminate keystone effects
Power zoom and focus -- adjusts image from 25" to 300" diagonally
Variable masking -- 4:3, 16:9 (letterbox), 21:9
Data grade -- direct computer compatibility (VGA, EGA, CGA, MacIntosh)
NTSC compatible -- direct video (BNC), S-video (4 pin DIN), Analog RGB
                    (4-BNC)
Backlit wireless remote control (has provisions for hard-wired remote) 

Can be set up for front or rear projection, ceiling or tabletop mounting
 
Total pixels: 927,360
Lamp: 250w Metal Halide
Resolution: 500 TV Lines (NTSC);  640 X 480 (VGA/MacII)
Luminance: 600 lux
Contrast ratio: 100:1
Input terminals: Analog RGB x 1 (15-40 kHz Horizontal, 50-75 Hz Vertical,
                 15 pin; Analog RGB x 1 (15.75 kHz, R,G,B,Cs x BNC;
                 Composite video x 2 (BNC); S-Video x 2 (4 pin DIN);
                 Stereo audio L/R x 2 (RCA);  Stereo audio L/R x 1
                         (3.5mm).
Output terminals: Composite video x 1 (BNC);  Stereo audio L/R x 1 (RCA);
                  Analog RGB x 1 (15-40 kHz Horizontal, 50-75 Hz Vertical,
                  15 pin;  12vDC (for motorized screens)
Built-in speaker
Power comsumption: 340W
Dimensions: 20.5"w X 17.75" d X 9" h    Weight: 30 lbs
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-- 
-- Colin Dellow
	plarf@moo.ca  - "Programming is like sex: one mistake and you
			 have to support it for the rest of your life."
			 	- Michael Sinz