ViewSonic PJD5351 DLP Projector User Guide

ViewSonic PJD5351 DLP Projector User Guide, introduces the features and characteristics of the product


ViewSonic PJD5351 DLP Projector User Guide - cover page
Brand
ViewSonic
Category
Projector
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
63
File format
PDF
File size
4.4 MB
Published
18 September, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
PJD5351
MD5 checksum
55D254ED35001893419685D3A4360E7B

About this manual

This user guide covers important safety information, installation steps, and detailed operating instructions for the ViewSonic PJD5351 DLP projector. It explains how to connect video sources, adjust image settings, use menu functions, and perform routine maintenance such as lamp replacement.

The manual also includes compliance statements (FCC, CE, RoHS), warranty and service information, and technical specifications such as voltage range, altitude limits, and lamp composition. It is intended for end‑users and installers who need to set up and safely operate the projector.

What's inside

  • Important Safety Information
  • Projector Functions
  • Package Contents
  • Installation Instructions
  • Filter Selection and Placement
  • Projection Size and Aspect Ratio
  • Cables and Connections
  • Operating the Projector
  • Menu and Password Functions
  • Lamp Replacement and Maintenance

Specifications

Operating Voltage100 – 240 V AC
Maximum Altitude3000 m (10 000 ft)
Lamp Mercury ContentContains mercury
Internal Model NumberVS12446

Frequently asked questions

What voltage range does the PJD5351 projector support?

The projector is designed to operate on an AC voltage range of 100 to 240 volts.

Can the projector be installed on a ceiling?

Yes, the guide provides safety instructions for ceiling mounting and recommends using the proper ceiling‑mount kit.

What altitude limit should be observed when using the projector?

The projector should not be used at altitudes above 3000 meters (10 000 feet).

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