theatre projector help

Hey op, I once had a monitor like this. What I suggest doing is plugging in the projector with a mains cable (make sure it isn't from a cheap Chinese warehouse) then plug in a video source. It should detect the video source and display it.

Good luck!

>>61648888
I'll give that a try, should have a couple nice ones around from pc power supply.

Thanks!

>>61648632
>rs-232

Could also probably control it with that.

>>61648960
Im afraid im not that technologically inclined. care to elaborate..?

>>61648977
It's a basic analog input to allow it to be connected to a computer or similar. Generally for diagnostics, but it could also potentially be used for basic control as well, i'm unsure as i've not touched a screenvision projector in my life.

>>61648888 no luck there.

>>61649007 I will look into that, maybe i could get it to turn on by sending a signal thru the rs-232, and then once its on, program a simple universal remote to control power via IR...

May look for a description for the unit on the internet

>>61649007
>rs-232
>analog

>DLP
ew

also, i imagine the picture would be BRIGHT AS ALL FUCK, considering the size of the picture it's designed to throw versus the relatively tiny walls in your house

How easy is it to take apart? Maybe the lamp has died or been removed.

>>61650752
I can't find any info on this thing but I'm thinking it's a 3 chip DLP.

>>61651326
pretty good chance of that, if it wasn't already specified otherwise to op
high end lamps in those things probably a cost a lot, and i'd imagine would be a good excuse to upgrade for the theatre if it died