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

[Dave Prentice <dprentice@uno.edu>]

Colin,
    This is great! Where did you find this? I did a google search and
couldn't get all this info.
Thanks,
Dave Prentice
prentice@instruction.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Colin Dellow <plarf@moo.ca>
To: seul-edu@seul.org <seul-edu@seul.org>
Date: Monday, August 20, 2001 1:51 AM
Subject: Re: [seul-edu] Need advice with LCD projector (SMTP)


>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
>-------------------------------------------------------
>
>--
>-- 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
>