ViewSonic PGD-150 3D Glasses User Guide

This document is a user guide for ViewSonic PGD-150 3D Glasses, providing compliance information and usage instructions for the product.


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Brand
ViewSonic
Category
Other device
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
1015 KB
Published
03 May, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
29EF219E1C28051800651E36568FEF64

About this manual

The PGD-150 3D Glasses are lightweight, emitter‑free glasses designed for use with 3D‑enabled DLP® Link projectors and televisions. They offer a comfortable fit with interchangeable nosepieces and a long effective distance of up to 15 metres.

This guide covers system requirements, how to power on and off the glasses, battery specifications and replacement steps, nose‑piece changes, compliance information, warranty details and customer‑support contacts for each region.

What's inside

  • Compliance Information
  • Declaration of ROHS Compliance
  • System Requirements
  • Operation Guide
  • Battery Replacement
  • Nosepiece Replacement
  • Customer Support
  • Limited Warranty

Specifications

Effective distanceup to 15 metres
Battery typetwo coin type non‑rechargeable manganese lithium batteries (CR2032)
Battery lifeup to 70 hours of continuous use
Battery indicator behaviorLED flashes 4 times when battery is low
Power button indicatorLED and LCD shutter flash three times on power‑on
System compatibilityworks with 3D enabled DLP® Link projectors
Nosepiece optionsthree interchangeable nosepieces

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on the PGD-150 3D Glasses?

Press the power button; the LED and LCD shutter will flash three times and the glasses enter 3D mode.

How long will the batteries last?

The glasses provide up to 70 hours of continuous use with the included batteries.

How do I change the nosepiece?

Pull out the current nosepiece horizontally and insert one of the three interchangeable nosepieces that fits best.

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