JVC DLA-RS1000/N5 & RS2000/NX7 Owners Thread

[Dylan Seeger]

Mike should have sent you one.

Thanks, I'll take a look at my email again. I may have overlooked the form.

[dlinsley]

Thanks, I'll take a look at my email again. I may have overlooked the form.

It's also posted under Promotions on each model page:
http://pro.jvc.com/pro/promo/rs_lamp/Reference_Series_Promo_FREE_LAMP_REBATE_Form_01162019.pdf

[AVSMike]

Does anyone know if there is an official form/application yet for US based owners to claim the free lamp?

It is on JVC's site, but I will send it to you.

[AVSMike]

Mike should have sent you one.

Mike just did, but also on JVC's site. Click on free lamp promo.
http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/promotions.jsp?model_id=MDL102549&feature_id=07

[Dylan Seeger]

I just wanted to post this video to show my RS2000 has no issues with crazy lens streaking or reflections like some of the other units. At the beginning you'll see a box moving around the screen. Thats introduced by my camera's sensor or lens. I'm moving it fast to show you that's what that is. The other faint box moving when I use the lens shift is also introduced by the camera. I don't see any issues in person other than a little bit of blooming around the box and slight horizontal streaking. This is with the projector in high lamp mode, iris fully open in manual mode. So as much light as possible. If there were issues with internal reflections or streaking you'd see it here.




Maybe I lucked out?

[Manni]

Maybe I lucked out?

I think it's more like others might have lucked out

As I reported yesterday in my first impressions, I don't have any streaking either. Glad you're immune too!

[docrog]

I was just looking at several of Masciola's HDR10 test patterns on my NX7 which has yet to be professionally calibrated. I was using default HDR (HDR10), manual iris=0. In the clipping test for flashing color bars: green, cyan, yellow & magenta were all clipping around 1100-1200 nits, but red and blue seemed to be clipping around 600 nits. Is this to be expected and, if not, will calibration bring these 2 colors in line with the other 4?

[Tom Bley]

Can anyone see how long it takes their projector to get to the 'D-ILA' screen powering up.  Seems like a long time and not sure if it is normal.  I didn't notice at the first two power ups but, last night I timed it.  When I hit the power button on the remote to the time it took to get the 'D-ILA' screen was 2 minutes 25 seconds. Everything is working otherwise. I have 1.20 firmware which came on the projector.


Thanks.

[docrog]

Can anyone see how long it takes their projector to get to the 'D-ILA' screen powering up.  Seems like a long time and not sure if it is normal.  I didn't notice at the first two power ups but, last night I timed it.  When I hit the power button on the remote to the time it took to get the 'D-ILA' screen was 2 minutes 25 seconds. Everything is working otherwise. I have 1.20 firmware which came on the projector.


Thanks.

32 seconds to 'D-ILA' screen, slightly less than 45 seconds to show blue input screen.  NX7, firmware v1.17

[Dylan Seeger]

Can anyone see how long it takes their projector to get to the 'D-ILA' screen powering up.  Seems like a long time and not sure if it is normal.  I didn't notice at the first two power ups but, last night I timed it.  When I hit the power button on the remote to the time it took to get the 'D-ILA' screen was 2 minutes 25 seconds. Everything is working otherwise. I have 1.20 firmware which came on the projector.


Thanks.

I will check my unit but your time amount seems to match my unit too and I'm running v1.20 as well.

[Tom Bley]

I will check my unit but your time amount seems to match my unit too and I'm running v1.20 as well.

Thanks Dylan. The first two times I fired up the projector I didn't even notice probably because I was doing other things.  I remembered someone posted in the other forum about the long time it took to get to the 'D-ILA' screen.  So, I decided to time it.  Everything is working excellent otherwise.

[AVSMike]

Thanks Dylan.The first two times I fired up the projector I didn't even notice probably because I was doing other things.  I remembered someone posted in the other forum about the long time it took to get to the 'D-ILA' screen.  So, I decided to time it.  Everything is working excellent otherwise.

The other person is saying his takes 6 minutes. But he also unplugged the projector, before it completed installation of 1.20 firmware. Not knowing that the projector needed to sit for about 15 minutes for step 7, which was missing from the instructions.

[AVSCraig]

Thanks Dylan.The first two times I fired up the projector I didn't even notice probably because I was doing other things.  I remembered someone posted in the other forum about the long time it took to get to the 'D-ILA' screen.  So, I decided to time it.  Everything is working excellent otherwise.

That's a special feature designed to give you just enough time to pull a cork from a wine bottle and pour everyone a glass. 

[Dylan Seeger]

When I fire up my unit later I will set a timer. It does take considerably longer than the eshift units, but I don't think it was 6 minutes. 

[Dylan Seeger]

It took 1:12 to show the DiLA logo and another 13 from there to display an image. So 1 minute 25 seconds from power up to getting an image on the RS2000.