Viewsonic XGA 2600 Lumen DLP Link Short Throw Projector PJD5352
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Viewsonic PJD5352 XGA 3D Ready Projector
Manufacturer: Viewsonic
Model: PJD5352
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Viewsonic PJD5352 XGA DLP Projector
The Viewsonic PJD5352 XGA DLP Projector sets the stage for a new generation of versatile projectors equipped with BrilliantColor™ technology and an extreme short throw ratio. The PJD5352, producing a 50" image at a distance of only 3 feet away. With its short throw lens, the PJD5352 saves space by allowing you to place it at the front of your table and still display large, crisp images. Weighing in at just 5.5 pounds with 2,600 ANSI lumens and a 3000:1 contrast ratio (with DCR), it’s easy to give multimedia lessons in the classroom or dynamic presentations in the boardroom. Multiple preset presentation modes, an increased 40 degree digital vertical keystone correction and optical zoom ensure the best possible image regardless of location. With up to 6,000 hours of lamp life*, the PJD5352 has a low cost replacement lamps, filter-less design and a non-degrading DLP® light engine, the PJD5352 is one of the lowest total cost of ownership projectors in the industry.
| Type | 0.55" Digital Micromirror Device (DLP™) | |
| Resolution | XGA 1024x768 (native) / SXGA 1280x1024 (compressed) | |
| Lens | 1.2× optical zoom / Manual optical focus | |
| Keystone | Vertical digital keystone correction: +/– 40 degrees | |
| Display size | 32"–195" / 0.8m–5m | |
| Throw Distance | 0.5m–3.5m / 1.8ft–11.5ft | |
| Throw Ratio | 0.9:1–1.08:1 | |
| Lamp type | 220W | |
| Lamp life (normal/eco-mode) | 4000 / 6000* hours | |
| Brightness | 2600 Lumens | |
| Contrast Ratio | 2600:1 (typ), 3000:1 (dynamic) | |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 (native) and 16:9 | |
| Color Gamut | 70% NTSC 1931 CIE | |
INPUT SIGNAL |
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| Computer and Video | NTSC M (3.58 MHz), 4.43MHz, PAL (B, D, G, H, I, M, N, 60), SD 480i and 576i (24fps, 25fps and 30fps), ED 480p and 576p (24fps, 25fps and 30fps), HD 720p, 1080i (24fps, 25pfs and 30fps) | |
| Frequency | Fh: 31–100KHz, Fv: 48–120Hz | |
COMPATIBILITY |
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| PC | VGA to SXGA | |
| Mac® | Up to 832x624 (may require Mac adapter) | |
CONNECTOR |
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| RGB Input | 15-pin mini D-sub (x2) | |
| Composite Input | RCA jack | |
| S-Video Input | 4-pin mini-DIN | |
| Component Video Input | 15-pin mini D-Sub (shared with RGB) (x2) | |
| RGB Output | 15-pin mini D-sub | |
| Control | RS-232 (8-pin mini-DIN) | |
| Audio (input/output) | 3.5mm mini jack/3.5mm mini jack | |
AUDIO |
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| Speakers | 5W | |
| Amplifier | 1W | |
POWER |
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| Voltage | 100~240VAC (Auto Switching), 50/60Hz (universal) | |
| Consumption | 280W (typ) / <1W (stand-by mode) | |
CONTROLS |
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| Basic | Standby/On, input, menu | |
| OSD | Display: Screen color, aspect ratio, keystone position, phase, H. size, digital zoom, 3D sync, 3D sync input Picture: Preset mode (brightness, standard (video), daylight, ViewMatch™ (PC), cinema, user 1/user 2), brightness, contrast, color, tint, sharpness, BrilliantColor™, color temperature, save settings Source: Quick auto search System Setting (Basic): Language, projector position, auto power off, blank timer, panel key lock, timer controller, splash screen System Setting (Advanced): Quick cooling, high altitude mode, dynamic contrast ratio, active VGA out, audio settings, menu settings, closed caption, lamp settings, security setting, reset all settings Information: Current system status (source, preset mode, resolution, color system, equivalent lamp hour) | |
OPERATING CONDITIONS |
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| Temperature | 32ºF–104ºF (0ºC–40ºC) | |
| Humidity | 10%–90% (non-condensing) | |
| Altitude | 0~6,000 ft (1,800m), operational up to 10,000 ft (3048m) | |
NOISE LEVEL |
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| Normal | 32dB | |
| Eco-mode | 26dB | |
DIMENSIONS |
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| Physical (WxHxD) | 10.4"×3.8"×8.86" (264mm×96.4mm×225mm) | |
| Packaging | 15.0"×12.8"×7.5" (380mm×324mm×191mm) | |
WEIGHT |
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| Net | 5.5 lb. (2.5 kg) | |
| Gross | 8.8 lb. (4.0 kg) | |
REGULATIONS |
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| CB, RoHS, WEEE, UL/cUL, FCC-B, ICES-003, IRAM (Argentina), NOM, PSB, C-tick, EK, CE, TUV/GS, GOST-R, Hygienic, SASO UKrSEPRO, CCC | ||
PACKAGE CONTENTS |
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| ViewSonic projector, power cable, VGA cable, remote control with batteries, lens cap, soft case, Quick Start Guide, ViewSonic Wizard CD (with User Guide) | ||
WARRANTY |
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| 3-year limited warranty on parts, 1-year limited warranty on lamp, 1st year Express Exchange® service |
3D DLP® Link ready
Supports up to 120Hz frame rate
Bright in virtually any setting
Packs 2,600 ANSI lumens in just 5.5 pounds, and with a high 3000:1 contrast ratio (with DCR), your presentations are guaranteed to be vibrant even in the brightest office environment
Eco-mode extends lamp life
Extend the life of your lamp up to 6,000 hours* and reduce noise output
Off to Go
The direct off feature allows the busy presenter to simply unplug the projector and go without waiting for the usual cool down phase. This feature also protects lamp life from sudden power blackouts.
Short throw lens for large, stunning images in small spaces
The short throw lens enables large images to be projected from short distances in small rooms with short throw distances. A screen size of 50" is possible from just 3 feet.
BrilliantColor™ technology
Latest BrilliantColor™ technology delivers stunning all-digital clarity with life-like color, sharp graphics and outstanding video. The sophisticated 5-segment color (RGBWY) wheel provides greater color accuracy than standard DLP projectors with a 4-segment color wheel.
3D Format Input Support:
Optimal 3D Resolutions:
Recommended 3D Applications:
Recommended 3D Sources:
3D Sources that are NOT RECOMMENDED for this projector:
Documentation |
Relevant Websites |
Supporting Software |
 Viewsonic PJD5352 User Manual |
No Weblistings |
Viewsonic Standard Driver Win 32bitViewsonic Standard Driver Win 64bit |
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If you are experiencing eyestrain or headaches, it could be due to excessive depth amount or improper convergence setting. Unfortunately, most full feature films such as 3D BluRay discs do not allow for depth adjustment. However, PC based media playback and 3D Video games most always have an adjustment for the amount of depth (separation) and convergence (focal point of the in-to and out-of screen balance of the scene). We recommend to first attempt to adjust the depth:
We recommend to adjust the convergence if depth adjustment does not help:
Lastly, always consider that virtual stereoscopic viewing places additional fatigue on the muscles that control eye movements. This fatigue will go away with time and is a matter of physical conditioning of your eye muscles. People with faster visual tracking may be able to experience greated depth settings with more comfort than people with slower visual tracking. A good example would be to compare the eyes of a two different professionals: the eyes of a NASCAR driver compared to the eyes a receptionist. Generally speaking, the NASCAR driver will have more exercised and more conditioned eye muscles allowing them to track the motion of objects faster than the receptionist. The NASCAR driver will most likely in all cases have a more pleasant experience than the receptionist when looking at virtual stereoscopic images for the first time.
Warning: If eyestrain and headaches persist, discontinue viewing in stereoscopic 3D mode and consult a physician. Certain physical vision conditions or impairments may cause discomfort when viewing stereoscopic images on a 3D viewing device. Certain physical health conditions may cause shutter-type 3D glasses to be more un-comfortable than polarized-type 3D glasses. |
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Suggested Viewing Distances for Various Sizes of Screens
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Compatible 3-D shutter glasses can be purchased from our TRU3D on-line store. We currently offer many varieties of shutter glasses.
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Check the exact specification of your 3D DLP projector to see if HDMI 1.4 is supported. As of June 1, 2010 - 3D DLP projectors that do not have HDMI 1.4 cannot be used to display 3D TV broadcasts or 3D Blu-ray discs. These projectors may support these applications with the use of additional hardware at extra cost. There are certain high end 3D BluRay players that may allow for manual selection of the 720p 120Hz 3D Format over HDMI 1.3, but it is not currently available. A PC is recommended for playback with current 3D DLP projectors that do not have HDMI 1.4
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Using the inherent speed of DLP technology, select projectors can output video and images at an astonishing rate of 120Hz, allowing you to show full screen, full color, stereoscopic 3D. The 3D effect is generated by splitting this signal into two standard video streams, one for each eye. Using DLP® Link™ technology, the 3D glasses synchronize with the image on screen to filter each stream to the correct eye. Your brain then combines the two streams to make them jump to life. Optoma 3D enabled projectors can only display 3D images when 3D content is delivered to the projector from a PC with software able to generate a 3D image and a graphics card that supports 3D display. Typical applications may include 3D educational software and 3D design and modeling software. Currently, not all 3D DLP projectors can be used with 3D TV broadcast systems or 3D Blu-ray players. If your 3D DLP projector is not currently supported with 3D BluRay, don't fret, it may support these applications in the future with an additional hardware cost. 3D viewing – requires the use of DLP® Link™ active shutter glasses (sold separately) and a computer program that generates a 3D image.
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Newer graphics cards have a HDMI port instead of a DVI port. In this case, simply use a HDMI cable to connect the PC directly to the TV. Make sure to consult your TV's manual to check if a specific HDMI input must be used for 'PC' mode. For older graphics cards, the DVI output from the PC's graphics card must be connected to the TV's 3-D compatible HDMI port using a DVI-to-HDMI cable (or a HDMI cable plus a DVI to HDMI adaptor). Be careful to make sure that you use the correct input. Some older Samsung and Mitsubishi 3D DLP HDTV products may require you to use HDMI input 3 or the HDMI input also labelled as PC input on the back of the 3D DLP HDTV. Some 3D ready projectors may only support 3D on the analog VGA port, for these products you will need a DVI to VGA adaptor for your graphics card. Once properly connect make sure that you have activated a 3D output format within the chosen software on your PC to output in a 3D format that is acceptable by your 3D HDTV. For example, some products may require 3D DLP Checkerboard, 3D 120 Hz frame-sequential, 3D side-by-side at 60Hz or others.
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To ensure functionality, check the list of official DLP Link certified products. If your product is not on the list, then it is most likely that your 3D DLP product is completely compatible, but may have settings option that interfere with DLP Link technology. It may be possible that a Dynamic Contrast setting on your HDTV or Project could be interfering with the DLP Link functionality. Follow these steps to trouble-shoot settings on your 3D DLP HDTV or Projector:
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The list was last updated in May 2010 Below is a list of known 3D TVs and Projectors that are compatible with XPAND X102 glasses. If you own a 3D DLP HDTV or Projector that is not on this list, the chances are that it will still work as long as it is a 3D DLP product. Samsung, for example, released many 3D DLP HDTVs that are not on this list that do work just fine, however, this is the official list. Disclaimer: TRU3D relies on manufactures' data. TRU3D did not perform tests on all these TVs and projectors. Mitsubishi 3D Ready DLP TVsWD-73833 DLP HDTV Samsung 3D Ready DLP TVsHL61A750A1F DLP HDTV 3D Ready DLP ProjectorsAcer H5360 DLP Projector
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Often, many customers do not realize that they must turn 3D to 'ON' within the menu of the 3D DLP HDTV or 3D DLP projector for it to work properly with all hardware. Most 3D DLP HDTVs and 3D DLP Projectors have a 3D Mode that must be activated in the menu or your 3D DLP link eyewear may not function properly.
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In order to enable your Acer Aspire AS5738DG 3D Notebook for 3D DLP Link projectors at 120 Hz, please read below. The best 120 Hz 3D playback software option with your ATI based laptop:
In order to playback 120 Hz 3D for a DLP Link 3D Project, using software page-flipping do the following:
IMPORTANT NOTE: Your playback resolution and performance with Stereoscopic Player and the Acer AS5738DG 3D Laptop may be limited due to only currently supporting software-based page-flip method to output 120Hz video to at DLP Link based projector. We suggest that you go to a local store and test a specific 3D DLP projector with stereoscopic player on your laptop prior to making a final purchase. Details - You will experience limited performance with a 3D DLP projector at 120 Hz with your specific laptop. The Acer Laptop can run a DLP Link 120 Hz projector with the right software installed, but due to limited hardware support for ATI chipsets, you may experience performance issues and stuttering with high quality media when the output is set to 120 Hz page-flip 3D. Concerning other possible laptops, we recommend an Nvidia 3D Vision ready laptop for running a DLP Link projector at 120 Hz with hardware acceleration for lossless HD playback. The XpanD X102 glasses will work alongside the Nvidia 3D Vision IR Emitter without interference since the XpanD X102 glasses sync directly with the 3D DLP Link projector. |
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Yes, the X102 glasses work with the 120 Hz 3D DLP projectors such as the Optoma HD66. Concerning DirectTV connectivity, we have not yet recieved an answer from the cable companies regarding support for 120 Hz HDMI 1.3a 3D DLP projectors. Please note that the complication is due to the 3D DLP Projector requiring a 120 Hz page-flipped (frame sequential) 3D input signal and not a checkerboard signal such as the Samsung or Mitsubishi 3D DLP HDTVs. This is the case with most all consumer grade 3D DLP Projectors.
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We currently recommend a PC or 3D BluRay player for use with the 120 Hz 3D DLP projectors. To watch a Direct TV in 3D you will need a cable box adaptor which our technical staff is working on developing currently. We expect to annouce its release in Fall 2010. |
