JVC DLA-HD2K - Layout

Overview
Layout
Image Quality
General Performance
Setup
Warranty
Summary, Pros, Cons

First we will look at the Projector itself.

Front: The two front feet offer standard screw threads, as well as quick release drop down buttons. There is a sensor on the front for the remote control.

Manual Focus and zoom are located on the top of the projector, and recessed. From the processor’s remote, you can bring up various test patterns, which will help you get the best focus, as well as color balance, gray scales and more.

Also on the top is a full control panel with the usual power indicator and lamp indicator lights. This projector, like almost all projectors, will ceiling mount upsidedown.

On the left side is a single input jack, for DVI. This connects directly to the processor box, which will sit with the rest of your equipment (DVD, cable/satellite tuner, receiver, etc.)

On the back all you will find is the receptacle for the power cord and a sensor for the remote control.

Now, let’s check out the processor. On the front of the processor is a power switch and a read out display.

There are a slew of inputs, including two sets of BNC’s for various sources that are RGB or Component. In addition there are:
One S-video, one composite video, and the all important DVI input.
There is also the DVI output that connects to the projector.

Overview
Layout
Image Quality
General Performance
Setup
Warranty
Summary, Pros, Cons