Maxell Ultra Short Throw LCD Projector User Manual

June 7, 2024
Maxell

Ultra Short Throw LCD Projector

Specifications

Model name

MC-TW3506 MC-TW3006 MC-AW3506 MC-AW3006 MC-AX3506 MC-AX3006

Display system

3LCD

Display Size of effective display area

0.59″aspect ratio 16 : 10

0.63″aspect ratio 4 : 3

device Number of pixels

1,024,000 pixels

786,432 pixels

(1,280 horizontal × 800 vertical)

(1,024 horizontal × 768 vertical)

Lens Zoom

Digital zoom (1.35×)

Focus

Powered

Light source

250 W (high pressure mercury lamp)

Screen size

60 ~ 100 inch

Light output (Brightness)*1

3,700 lm

3,300 lm

3,700 lm

3,300 lm

3,800 lm

3,300 lm

Contrast ratio (full white / full black)*2

20,000 : 1

Speaker

16 W × 1 mono

Displayable

Horizontal

15 ~ 106 kHz

scanning frequency Vertical

50 ~ 120 Hz

Display

Computer

Full HD (max.)

Full HD (max.)

Resolution

*Native resolution is WXGA.

*Native resolution is XGA.

Video

1080P (max.)

1080P (max.)

*Native resolution is WXGA.

*Native resolution is XGA.

Terminals HDMI IN

HDMI connector × 2 (HDCP compliant) *HDMI IN 1 supports MHL input

HDMI connector × 2 (HDCP compliant)

COMPUTER IN 1

Mini D-sub 15-pin connector × 1

COMPUTER IN 2 / MONITOR OUT

Mini D-sub 15-pin connector × 1

VIDEO

RCA connector × 1

AUDIO IN

3.5mm stereo mini connector × 1, RCA connector L,R × 1

AUDIO OUT

3.5mm stereo mini connector × 1

Microphone Input

3.5mm stereo mini connector x 1

CONTROL IN (RS-232C)

D-sub 9-pin connector × 1

LAN

RJ-45 connector × 1

USB-A

USB type A × 2 (PC-LESS Presentation or Wireless adapter (option))

USB-B

USB type B × 1

Interactive Function,

USB type B × 1 (USB Display and USB mouse control)

USB mouse control and USB Display)

Network Wired

100BASE-TX / 10BASE-T

Wireless (Option*3)

IEEE802.11b/g/n

Operating temperature

0 ~ 40 °C*4 (When the ambient temperature exceeds 35°C, the brightness of the lamp is reduced automatically.)

Operating humidity

20-80%RH (non-condensing)

Power requirements

AC 100 V – 120 V (50/60 Hz), 3.8 A, AC 220 V – 240 V (50/60 Hz), 1.9 A

Power consumption

AC 100 V – 120 V : 380 W, AC 220 V – 240 V : 360 W

Standby mode power consumption

Less than 0.35 W at saving mode*5

Standard outside dimensions

382 mm × 141 mm × 362 mm (15.0″ × 5.6″ × 14.3″) (Including protruding parts)

(W x H x D)

377 mm × 136 mm × 360 mm (14.8″ × 5.4″ × 14.2″) (Excluding protruding parts)

Weight

Approx. 4.5 kg (9.9 lbs.)

Approx. 4.3 kg (9.5 lbs.)

Accessories

Remote control with two AA batteries, Power cord, Computer cable, Cable cover, Adapter cover, Lens cover,

Remote control with two AA batteries, Power cord, Computer cable, Cable cover, Adapter cover, Lens cover, User’s manual, Security label

User’s manual, Security label, USB

cable, Interactive Pen, AAA batteries,

Pen tips, Application DVD

Optional parts

Lamp Air filter Mounting accessories
Tabletop use kit USB wireless adapter Interactive Pen Finger Touch Unit

DT01411

UX37191

HAS-AW100 (Bracket for ceiling mount), HAS-203L (Fixing adapter for low ceilings),

HAS-P100 (Fixing adapter for high ceilings), HAS-WM03 (Wall mount unit), HAS- WM05 (Wall mount unit)

TT-03

USB-WL-5G*6

I-PEN4

FT-01B

1 When PICTURE MODE is set to NOMAL, ACTIVE IRIS is set to OFF, and ZOOM position is WIDE (max). 2 When PICTURE MODE is set to NOMAL, ACTIVE IRIS is set to ON, and ZOOM position is WIDE (max). 3 Optional wireless adapter is needed. 4 When the projector is used at high altitudes, the service life of the optical components may be reduced by peripheral temperatures of over about 40 ° C. It is recommended to reduce the temperature as far as possible. 5 SAVING mode disables the functions of MONITOR OUT, AUDIO OUT, speaker sound, network communication, RS-232C control except POWER ON command, etc. in standby. 6 The availability of the USB wireless adapter varies depending on the country and the region.

Dimensions 362mm (14.3″ )

382mm (15.0″ )

141mm (5.6″ )

Projection Distance

Placed on the horizontal surface

b2

a

c2

c1 b1
*This figures above are not drawn to scale.

Suspended from the ceiling
b1 c1

a

c2

b2

MC-TW3506 / MC-TW3006 / MC-AW3506 / MC-AW3006 16 : 10 screen (1,280 × 800)(±8%)

Screen size(diagonal) a
type (inch) m

Projection distance

b1

b2

m

inch

m

inch

Screen height

c1

c2

m inch

m

inch

60

1.5 0.128 5.0 0.409 16.1 0.313 12.3 1.121 44.1

65

1.7 0.163 6.4 0.444 17.5 0.332 13.1 1.207 47.5

70

1.8 0.198 7.8 0.479 18.9 0.351 13.8 1.293 50.9

75

1.9 0.233 9.2 0.514 20.2 0.369 14.5 1.379 54.3

80

2.0 0.268 10.5 0.549 21.6 0.388 15.3 1.465 57.7

85

2.2 0.303 11.9 0.584 23.0 0.407 16.0 1.551 61.1

90

2.3 0.338 13.3 0.619 24.4 0.426 16.8 1.638 64.5

95

2.4 0.373 14.7 0.654 25.7 0.445 17.5 1.724 67.9

100 2.5 0.408 16.1 0.689 27.1 0.464 18.3 1.810 71.3

MC-AX3506 / MC-AX3006

Screen size(diagonal) a
type (inch) m

Projection distance

b1

b2

m

inch

m

inch

60

1.5 0.104 4.1 0.385 15.2

65

1.7 0.137 5.4 0.418 16.5

70

1.8 0.170 6.7 0.451 17.8

75

1.9 0.203 8.0 0.484 19.1

80

2.0 0.236 9.3 0.517 20.4

85

2.2 0.269 10.6 0.550 21.7

90

2.3 0.302 11.9 0.583 23.0

95

2.4 0.335 13.2 0.616 24.3

100 2.5 0.368 14.5 0.649 25.6

4 : 3 screen (1,024 × 768)(±8%)

Screen height

c1 m inch

c2

m

inch

0.224 8.8 1.138 44.8

0.235 9.3 1.226 48.3

0.247 9.7 1.314 51.7

0.258 10.2 1.401 55.2

0.270 10.6 1.489 58.6

0.281 11.1 1.576 62.1

0.293 11.5 1.664 65.5

0.304 12.0 1.752 69.0

0.315 12.4 1.839 72.4

Terminals MC-TW3506, MC-TW3006
CONTROL USB-B USB-A
LAN
AUDIO IN 2 VIDEO

HDMI1/MHL

MC-AW3506, MC-AW3006, MC-AX3506, MC-AX3006

HDMI 2

CONTROL USB-B

HDMI1 HDMI 2

MIC

USB-A

MIC

COMPUTER IN 1 AUDIO IN 1

LAN

COMPUTER IN 1 AUDIO IN 1

AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN 2

AUDIO OUT

COMPUTER IN 2 /

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2 / MONITOR OUT

Environment
Compliance with EU Directive RoHS1 Reduction of resin usage in production
Use of hot runners in molds for making upper housing in order to reduce mill ends.
1 RoHS is the acronym of “Directive 2011/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment”.

-Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
· The projected images and comparison photos in this catalog are simulations. · LCD panels, polarizers and other optical components and cooling fans may need replacement after prolonged usage. For more details, please consult a sales representative. · Do not use in places where there is a lot of water, dampness, steam, dust, soot or tobacco smoke. This may result in fire or malfunction. · Optical components (lamp, LCD panel, polarizing plate, PBS [polarizer beam splitter]) have limited service lives. They must be repaired or replaced if they are used for a long period of time. · These projectors use a mercury lamp with high internal pressure. Because of its properties, this lamp may burst with a loud noise or burn out if struck or after it has been used for a period of time. The time until it bursts or burns out varies greatly according to differences between lamps and usage conditions. Turning the lamp’ s power on and off frequently shortens its service life.
· Optical components other than the lamp: If the projector is used for six hours or more per day, they may need to be replaced in less than a year. · LCD panel: If the projector is used continuously for six hours or more, its replacement cycle may be shortened. · Do not turn projector on again for ten minutes after shutdown. Neglect can shorten the lifetime or the lamp. During use and immediately after use, do not touch anywhere near the lamp and the vents as these parts are extremely hot. · Each product may have differences of color, brightness and focus due to manufacture variation. · Windows®, Internet Explorer®, Excel® and PowerPoint® are trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. · Adobe, Acrobat, Flash and Reader are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems
Incorporated. · Mac, Macintosh, Mac OS are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. · Intel, Intel Core and Pentium are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. · Crestron® and Crestron RoomView® are registered trademarks of Crestron Electronics, Inc. in the United States and other countries. · HDMI, the HDMI Logo, and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. in the United States and other countries. · MHL, the MHL logo, and Mobile High- Definition Link are trademarks or registered trademarks of MHL, LLC in the United States and other countries. · ImageCare is a trademark or a registered trademark of Signify N. V. in the United States and other countries. · DICOM is the registered trademark of the National Electrical manufacturers Association for its standards publications relating to digital communications of medical information. · All other trademarks are the properties of their respective owners.

Maxell, Ltd. 5030 Totsuka-cho, Totsuka-ku Yokohama, 244-0003, Japan http://proj.maxell.co.jp/en/

July 2019

MHP-E006P 072019

Ultra Short Throw LCD Projector

Ultra short throw projectors that provide vivid images in bright classrooms and meeting rooms
*Projected images are simulations

Ultra short throw interactive projector
MC-TW3506 MC-TW3006

Ultra short throw projector
MC-AW3506 / MC-AW3006 MC-AX3506 / MC-AX3006
*Projected images are simulations

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Project visual beauty in real time. Technology that delivers details in bright environments.
The video processing technology enhances high-definition video in real time. Using this technology, you can enjoy high-definition images without losing the color information of the original image, and project high-definition video in classrooms, lecture halls, large meeting rooms, and other bright spaces.

LINE UP * Local availability may be limited.
T series Ultra Short Throw

A series Ultra Short Throw

MC-TW3506
WXGA3,700lm

MC-TW3006
WXGA3,300lm

MC-AW3506
WXGA3,700lm

MC-AW3006
WXGA3,300lm

MC-AX3506
XGA 3,800lm

MC-AX3006
XGA 3,300lm

ACCENTUALIZER

IMAGE OPTIMIZER

This function makes pictures look more real by enhancing (1) Shade, (2) Sharpness and (3) Gloss to make pictures clear. You can also adjust the effects by three levels according to your surroundings, video contents, etc.

Equipped with IMAGE OPTIMIZER that maintains visibility of an image through automatic image correction in accordance with lamp consumption.
· This function may not work properly when HDCR/ACCENTUALIZER is ON.

ACCENTUALIZER OFF

ACCENTUALIZER ON

After long-hour use IMAGE OPTIMIZER OFF

IMAGE OPTIMIZER ON

Original image

Increased Shade, Sharpness, and Gloss

The entire image becomes dark.

Dark parts of the image becomes clear.

HDCR (High Dynamic Contrast Range)

When average projectors are used in bright rooms, the darker colors of an image deteriorate and images become unclear. Using this function, blurred images caused by room lighting or outside light sources are corrected, and an effect similar to increasing contrast occurs. This results in clear images even in bright rooms.

Dark room

Bright room

HDCR OFF

HDCR OFF

DICOM® Simulation Mode
The DICOM® (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) Simulation Mode projects grayscale images which approximate DICOM® Part 14 specifications. This mode is ideal for viewing grayscale medical images, such as X-rays, for training and educational purposes.
The projectors have a DICOM® (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) Simulation Mode. This mode simulates the DICOM® standard, which is a standard applicable to digital communications in medicine, and is useful for displaying medical images such as X-rays. These projectors are not medical devices and are not compliant with the DICOM® standard, and neither the projector nor the DICOM® Simulation Mode should be used for medical diagnosis. * Comparison photos are simulations.

HDCR ON

Dark parts are obscure.
2

Dark parts are clear. (Distinct)

Normal Mode

DICOM® Simulation Mode

  • The above images are representations of the effects and differ from actual images.

MC-TW3506

MC-TW3006

54.9 MC-AW3506

c*m1

MC-AW3006

MC-WX5501

2.4m
Various Installability and System Features for Various Uses

2.0m (80″ ) screen
This figure is not drawn to scale. * MC-AX3506 and MC-AX3006 : 51.7cm (20.4inches)

Powered Focus and Perfect Fit

Equipped with powered focus and Perfect Fit with which the position of four corners and four sides of a projected image can be adjusted. With the remote controller at hand, you can adjust focus and the position of an image.

Projector installation

Focus adjustment

Reduced Glare and Shadows
These projectors feature Ultra Short Throw, for projecting a 2m (80inches) image from only 54.9cm (21.6inches)*1 onto a wall or screen. Ultra Short Throw greatly reduces glare from the projector’ s light source, making it easier for the teacher or presenter to see the audience. The audience also has a clearer view because the shadows of the teacher’s or presenter’s hands and body are little cast on the projection image. The result is a better classroom or meeting room experience for everyone.
Size and Position adjustments (Perfect Fit)

Equipped with 2 HDMI® input terminals for the current widely-used interface.

  • HDMI® cable is not included in the box.

2 – HDMI® & MHL®*2inputs

HDMI®2

HDMI®1

Project images by connecting a smartphone or tablet that supports MHL® to the projector using an MHL® cable.
*2 For T series projector only. MHL® cable is not included in the box.

MHL® cable

Tabletop Use (Option)
The optional tabletop use kit TT-03 allows to stand the projector vertically and a 1.5m (60″) diagonal image down onto a table.

16W Internal Speaker
Equipped with a 16W speaker and microphone terminal that allow you to comfortably make presentations using content with sound or using a microphone.

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Various Network Features

Wireless Capability (Option)

Connect a projector to a computer using the optional USB wireless adapter. The adapter supports IEEE 802.11b/g/n.

SIMPLE ACCESS POINT mode

INFRASTRUCTURE mode

Easy WLAN Connection
Searches available wireless networks and displays the list of SSIDs when used in Infrastructure mode. You can select an SSID to connect to from the list.

Access Point Scan List
Access Point 1 Access Point 2 Access Point 3

Access Point 1

Without an access point

Access Point
With an access point

Access Point 2

Access Point 3

Convenient Networking
Manage and control multiple projectors over your LAN with Centralized Reporting, Scheduling, E-mail Alerts, and My Image (Image Transfer).

LAN

Administration Room
Easy Schedule Setting
You can schedule routine and special projector events, including power on, power off, input selection and other settings.

Multi Projector
You can project the same image to up to 12 projectors simultaneously. This is useful for meetings and lectures in large venues where a single screen would not be sufficient.

projector1

projector2

projector3

projector12

EVENT SCHEDULE

MONDAY to FRIDAY

08:00 POWER

ON

INPUTSOURCE COMPUTER IN 1

12:30 INPUTSOURCE HDMI 1

17:00 POWER

OFF

Moderator Control Mode
Setting one computer from the multiple computers (up to 50) that are connected to the projector as the moderator (host) makes it possible for the moderator to project from the other computers (Clients).

  • Moderator Control Mode supports LiveViewer 6 (Windows® application) only.

Smart Device Control
Plugging the optional USB wireless adapter to the projector and using the dedicated free online application developed by Maxell, projectors can be controlled from a tablet or smartphone.

Computer1 (Client)
Computer2 (Client)

Moderator (Host)

Computer3 (Client)

Computer49 (Client)

Projector

Go Green
Saver Mode
This feature developed by Maxell reduces the projector lamp brightness and consumption power, resulting in considerable energy savings. Set the Saver mode time from 1 to 30 minutes, and if the projected image does not change in that time, Saver mode activates. Saver mode can also be activated manually.

During a presentation using the screen.

Darken the screen with the remote control while the presenter speaks.

The screen automatically turns dark when not in use during group discussions.

Intelligent Eco Mode
This feature developed by Maxell automatically changes the brightness of the lamp according to the level of the input signal. Lamp brightness is reduced when a darker image is projected, and returns to normal when a brighter image is projected, eliminating unnecessary energy consumption from the lamp.

High Reliability and Stability

Easy Maintenance
The lamp door and the filter cover are located on the top and the side, facilitating maintenance and replacement even when the projector is installed on the ceiling.

Hybrid Filter
The hybrid filter is composed of an unwoven cloth and a static electrode filter, protecting the optics from dust, dirt, and chalk particles. The filter can last up to 4,000 hours*1 without cleaning.
This is an estimate of the acceleration test performed under the condition of 50mg/m³ suspension dust concentration using JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards) standard powder. Cleaning intervals varydepending on the useenvironment.

3LCD chips with Inorganic Alignment Layers
These Maxell 3LCD projectors incorporate three LCD panels with inorganic alignment layers that are light resistant, increasing brightness and contrast ratio. They provide smooth images and high reliability.

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An interactive function with enhanced operability and functionality

Multiple interactive pens
With up to 6 interactive pens pupils can do more than just watch – they can interact with the onscreen content. Let them enjoy providing answers, showing their understanding and becoming involved in lessons as never before.

Windows® multi touch
Windows® 8.1 / 10 multi touch allows users with touch enabled Windows® 8.1 / 10 systems to operate the PC directly from the interactive screen with up to 6 of pens or touches* including Windows® 8.1 / 10 gesture.

  • Optional finger touch unit is required.

Advanced Writing/Drawing Capabilities
PC less Drawing
T Series projector comes with a built-in drawing function allowing you to directly draw and write on the projected screen without a PC.

Directly Draw on the Projected Screen

You can write and draw on images projected from connected devices such as Document camera.

Direct connection

Save and Open Drawn Screens

You can save the image drawn on the projector screen. This enables you to easily manage what you’ve taught in the past.

Convenient Painter Tool
Equipped with the Pen, Eraser, Undo, Redo functions. You can also change the pen color and thickness. With the easy-to-use Painter tool bar, you can teach classes smoothly.
Variety Rich Templates
You can conveniently use the interactive function with over 100 pre-installed templates including graphs, Graphic Organizers, Plain Color, and many more.

Finger Touch (Option)
The T Series projector incorporates the optional finger touch unit that enables the projector to detect finger touch activity on the screen area. It allows users to annotate and interact with the material presented. Instead of simply showing static images, students and teachers can interact with on screen material for hands-on interactivity that brings learning to life.

  • When using the finger touch unit at bright environment, auto calibration may not be used. Please use the finger touch unit on a flat screen. The finger touch unit may not be used in locations where there is sunlight or light from an
    incandescent light source.
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Auto Calibration
Auto calibration is completed easily and quickly with the remote control. Calibration can be performed and the interactive function can be used on both the 16 : 10 and 4 : 3 screen type.

  • The image for aligning the position is displayed automatically.

Interactive Software
This product includes a drawing application that offers more sophisticated drawing functions.

Neatly Convert Letters or Figures

Select a Variety of Useful Tools

You can automatically convert freehand shapes into geometric objects and handwriting into text on the projected image. These operations are easily accomplished with the interactive pen.

The interactive pen lets you operate a compass, ruler, protractor, stopwatch and other useful tools on the projected image, making lessons even easier to understand.

System requirements for drawing application Windows®
· CPU: Intel® CoreTM (1.8GHz or higher) · HDD: 2GB free space · Memory: 2GB or more · Display: 32bit · OS: Windows® 7 (32/64bit), Windows® 8.1 (32/64bit), Windows® 10 (32/64bit) (The drawing application has been verified with the latest service pack at the time of release. The drawing application does not support Windows® Tablet PC Edition and Server Edition.) · Network: Internet- connected environment · Application: Internet Explorer® 11, Microsoft® Word 2013/2016, Microsoft® Excel® 2013/2016, Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2013/2016, Adobe® Reader® X/XI, Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® DC, Adobe® Flash® Player 18 · Others: DVD-ROM drive, Video cards supporting hardware overlay (when using the video function) [When using the Webcam function] DV (digital video devices, DV camera, D-VHS etc.), Capture Devices that supports DirectShow with WDM driver [For hosting a remote conference] · CPU: Intel® CoreTM i3 or higher · HDD: 2GB or more · Memory: 2GB or more · Others: TCP/IP Network of 54Mbps or greater [When i-learn: maths toolbox is used] · Display: 1024×768 or more · Application: Adobe® Reader® · Others: 32bit color 3D video card
Macintosh
· CPU: Intel® CoreTM Duo (1.8 GHz or higher) · HDD: 2 GB free space · Memory: 2GB or more · Display: High Color (16bit) or more · OS: Mac OS X 10.10 / 10.11 / 10.12 / 10.13 · Network: Internet-connected environment · Application: Apple QuickTime® 7.6 or later, Adobe® Flash® Player 18 · Others: DVD-ROM drive [When hosting a remote conference] · CPU: Intel® CoreTM i3 or higher · HDD: 2GB or more · Memory: 2GB or more · Others: TCP/IP Network of 54Mbps or greater [When i-learn: maths toolbox is used] · Display: 1024 x 768 or more · Application: Adobe® Reader® · Others: 32bit color 3D video card
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