BenQ LK953ST Golf Simulator Projector

Short throw can create far greater images at much shorter distances, making them ideally suited to those who only have a small area in which to house their projector, so schools and bedrooms are ideal for these type of projectors. … These projectors can, for example, create an image of 100 feet from just 15 feet away.

These so-called ultra-short-throw (UST) projectors sit just a few inches from the wall and shoot their light up at a steep angle onto the screen. In this case, the screen must be specially designed to reflect the projector’s light straight out into the room while preventing ambient light from washing out the image.

The lens required for short-throw projectors is more expensive, which explains why they cost a bit more. On the other, a long-throw projector is perfect for large rooms and conference halls. Even if you place the projector 10 feet away, you can still see a clear, 100-inch image.

The Aeon CLR® is an EDGE FREE CLR® fixed frame screen that uses Elite Screens innovative StarBright CLR® (Ceiling Light Rejecting®) material. Its serriform optical surface lens microstructure negates the washout effect of ambient light especially from overhead sources.

ALR screens vastly outstrip the performance of matte white screens with superior brightness while filtering out ambient light. The end result is that is creates a realistic high-resolution image to be appreciated in all its glory with the lights on or off.

Aeon CLR® 3 Series

CLR® 3 is specifically designed for ultra-short-throw projectors to provide a large-screen performance in the close quarters of most residential or training room environments. CLR® 3 offers a wide viewing angle, neutral color temperature, and enhanced picture contrast in a theater-grade image.

Once you know the screen size, determine the throw ratio based on the screen width and the distance between the projector and the screen. If the screen size isn’t known in advance, opt for a projector with more zoom or one that has a shorter throw. In most cases, getting closer is easier than getting farther back.

If you are just mounting the screen on a wall do the projector first, then measure the projected image to be sure you have a square image. Check the length of the left and right edges, they should be equal. Turn the projector toward the smallest side until the two edges are equal.

A projector does not have to be centered on the screen if the projector has the horizontal lens shift range to move the image onto the screen. Not all projectors have horizontal lens shift, which is not the same as keystone correction.

You don’t need a TV stand or an empty section of wall. As long as your ceiling is painted a muted color close to white and isn’t stucco or popcorn, you’re pretty much good to go. … Assuming you’ve got that clear ceiling space, you can go right ahead and put a projector onto a tripod and point it up.

Projector brightness is measured in lumens. For home theater projectors where ambient light is kept to a minimum, you’ll need a minimum of 1500 lumens. For classrooms, conference rooms or rooms with windows, a projector with a minimum of 2500 lumens is best.

No. The default baud rate is 9600 and cannot be changed.

For BenQ projectors designed for general home entertainment and business use, we recommend powering off the projector for 2-3 minutes after every 12 hours of constant use for longer lasting reliability and maximized projector lifespan. BenQ professional projectors designed with corresponding industrial standards can be used continuously for more than 12 hours and do not require a power cycling process as our home and general-use business projectors do. If you have any questions, please contact your local BenQ customer care team for further assistance. Thank you.

It is suggested to power cycle at least every 12 hours for more stable performance.

No. The default baud rate is 9600 and cannot be changed.

For BenQ projectors designed for general home entertainment and business use, we recommend powering off the projector for 2-3 minutes after every 12 hours of constant use for longer lasting reliability and maximized projector lifespan. BenQ professional projectors designed with corresponding industrial standards can be used continuously for more than 12 hours and do not require a power cycling process as our home and general-use business projectors do. If you have any questions, please contact your local BenQ customer care team for further assistance. Thank you.

It is suggested to power cycle at least every 12 hours for more stable performance.