Application
This function is only working with Windows PC/Laptop which is designed with and has PgUP and PgDn keys. HDMI (designed with MHL function) and USB Mini-B connection are required from the projector to your Windows PC/Laptop.
Learn moreSplit screen functionality works with InstaShow Button and AirPlay.
Learn moreSpecification
The maximum distance supported by the wired remote control is 10 meters.
Learn moreAn optional wireless dongle (EZC-5201BS) will be needed for wireless projection.
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Yes, this feature is supported to project images onto an uneven surface with warping patterns from 5x3, 10x5, 15x9, and 24x15 to fulfill your demand.
You can enable warping by going to: Installation > Geometry > Warping
Please note that:
For more instructions in detail, please check “Warping Pattern” in the user manual.
Learn moreYes, this feature is supported, but please note that devices connected via the USB-C port require a USB-C cable and must support DisplayPort Alt Mode (version 1.1 or above) to project videos.
In terms of the specifications for the USB-C cable, please choose a cable with USB-IF certification.
Explanation
Regarding the CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) functionality on BenQ projectors. We understand your expectation for full bi-directional CEC support. However, after careful consideration of usage scenarios, we have designed our projector to limit CEC control to one-way communication.
This approach helps avoid unintended behaviors such as powering on all connected source devices simultaneously when the projector sends a CEC power-on command. In certain setups, this could cause user inconvenience or confusion. Additionally, it is important to note that not all source devices respond consistently to CEC commands—some may ignore power-on signals altogether.
We truly appreciate your understanding, and we will continue to work on the possible implementation of bi-directional CEC features in future updates and models. Should you have any further questions or suggestions, please feel free to reach out.
Regarding the light leakage phenomenon, it is a physical characteristic of DLP (Digital Light Processing) projection technology, mainly related to the optical engine structure. Since DLP projectors use a digital micromirror device (DMD) to reflect light, you may notice slightly scattered light in certain scenes, especially in dark rooms, or lens shift to a special location. While this phenomenon does not typically affect the main image quality.
Light leakage can vary depending on factors such as ambient lighting conditions, projector placement, and viewing distance. In some cases, a small amount of light may spill onto the ceiling or walls, particularly in a dark environment, solutions include adjusting reflective furniture or using light-absorbing velvet borders outside the projection screen frame to reduce the light diffusion and light leakage caused by ambient reflected light.
The projector is designed for optimal performance in bright rooms. If you primarily plan to use the projector in a dark environment, we would recommend the W Series home theater, as it offers a more suitable option for enhanced viewing comfort and experience.
Learn moreFurther Query
Please check the following settings to correct this issue.
The projector is using the pattern below to do focus adjustment.
To have a better focus adjustment, please make sure:
The projector is using the pattern below to do Auto Screen Fit.
Auto Screen Fit would not work if the pattern is invisible, obscured, broken, or not in the range of your physical screen throughout the process.
Learn moreRegarding the CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) functionality on BenQ projectors. We understand your expectation for full bi-directional CEC support. However, after careful consideration of usage scenarios, we have designed our projector to limit CEC control to one-way communication.
This approach helps avoid unintended behaviors such as powering on all connected source devices simultaneously when the projector sends a CEC power-on command. In certain setups, this could cause user inconvenience or confusion. Additionally, it is important to note that not all source devices respond consistently to CEC commands—some may ignore power-on signals altogether.
We truly appreciate your understanding, and we will continue to work on the possible implementation of bi-directional CEC features in future updates and models. Should you have any further questions or suggestions, please feel free to reach out.
Regarding the light leakage phenomenon, it is a physical characteristic of DLP (Digital Light Processing) projection technology, mainly related to the optical engine structure. Since DLP projectors use a digital micromirror device (DMD) to reflect light, you may notice slightly scattered light in certain scenes, especially in dark rooms, or lens shift to a special location. While this phenomenon does not typically affect the main image quality.
Light leakage can vary depending on factors such as ambient lighting conditions, projector placement, and viewing distance. In some cases, a small amount of light may spill onto the ceiling or walls, particularly in a dark environment, solutions include adjusting reflective furniture or using light-absorbing velvet borders outside the projection screen frame to reduce the light diffusion and light leakage caused by ambient reflected light.
The projector is designed for optimal performance in bright rooms. If you primarily plan to use the projector in a dark environment, we would recommend the W Series home theater, as it offers a more suitable option for enhanced viewing comfort and experience.
Learn moreThis function is only working with Windows PC/Laptop which is designed with and has PgUP and PgDn keys. HDMI (designed with MHL function) and USB Mini-B connection are required from the projector to your Windows PC/Laptop.
Learn moreSplit screen functionality works with InstaShow Button and AirPlay.
Learn more