The document provides information about DU9000® 1 Index Safety Notice, Copyright, Disclaimer, About the Manual, Disposal of Old Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Important Recycling Instructions, Important Safety Guidelines, Installation and Use Notice, Product Features, Packing Checklist, Projector Overview, General, I/O Panel, Keypad and LED, Remote Control, Installation of the Remote Control Battery, Remote Control Operating Range, Precautions For Installation, Projector Installation and Setup, Cautions on Ventilation, Lens Shift, Connecting the Projector to Source Devices, Connecting to a Computer, Connecting to Video Equipment, Connecting to Control Equipment, HDBaseT/LAN (Network Control), RS-232 (RS-232c Control), Wired Remote Control, 3D Sync, Connecting to the Screen Trigger, Connecting to the External HDBaseT Transmitter, Before Using the Projector, Remove Dust Cover Before Turning on Power, Connecting to AC Power, AC Outlet, Turn On, Changing the OSD Language, Adjusting the Projection Mode, Start Using the Projector-Operation, Select the Input Source, Select the Aspect Ratio, Use OSD (OnScreen Display), and OSD Menu Tree.
The Vivitek DU9000 is a high-performance DLP projector featuring an advanced dual-lamp optical engine and interchangeable motorized lenses. It supports various input signals including HDMI, SDI, HDBaseT, and VGA, along with multiple 3D display formats.
This manual provides comprehensive instructions for installing the projector, connecting it to source devices like computers and video equipment, and configuring the On-Screen Display (OSD) menu. It also details safety guidelines, lamp replacement procedures, and network control options.
| System Type | DLP system with digital micro mirror device (DMD) |
|---|---|
| Optical Engine | Advanced dual-lamp optical engine |
| Throw Ratio Range | 0.84:1 to 4.0:1 |
| Standby Power Consumption | Less than 5W |
| Maximum Elevation | 3000 meters |
The package includes Power Cords, Remote Control with batteries, User's Manual CD, Warranty Card, HDMI Cable, and a RoHS Card for China.
Yes, but it is designed to be used safely below an elevation of 3000 meters.
You can change the selected projector lens by pushing the Lens Release button.