Christie M Series Wu14K-M 3Dlp Projector No Lens

Christie M Series Wu14k-m 3dlp Projector No Lens

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The Christie M Series WU14K-M 3DLP Projector No Lensfrom Christie M Series WU14K-M 3DLP Projector No Lensoffers embedded warping, blending, and color matching. It features a dual lamp design, and when using both lamps, provides 14,000 center lumens for maximum brightness. WU14K-M supports maximum resolution of 1920 x 1200, and a contrast ratio of 2500:1.

Key Specs
Display System	3-Chip 0.96" DMD DLP
Native Resolution	1920 x 1200
Maximum Brightness	14,000 Lumens
HDR Support	No,
Inputs/Outputs	2x DisplayPort Video Input 2x DisplayPort Video Output 1x DVI-D Video 1x BNC (3G-SDI) Video 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control Input/Output 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-422) Control Input 1x RJ45 (Ethernet) LAN 1x USB-A Data
Image Display
Display System	3-Chip 0.96" DMD DLP
Native Resolution	1920 x 1200
Supported Resolutions	Minimum: 640 x 480 Maximum: 2048 x 1536
Maximum Brightness	14,000 Lumens
Uniformity	90%
Offset	112% ± vertical 54% ± horizontal
Scan	Horizontal: 15 to 120 kHz Vertical: 23.97 to 150 Hz
Includes Lens	No
Features
Keystone Correction	No
HDR Support	No,
Multi-Input Support (PIP/PBP)	No
Built-In Speaker	No
Projection Tilt Option	No
Input/Output Connectors
Inputs/Outputs	2x DisplayPort Video Input 2x DisplayPort Video Output 1x DVI-D Video 1x BNC (3G-SDI) Video 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control Input/Output 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-422) Control Input 1x RJ45 (Ethernet) LAN 1x USB-A Data
Hardware
Wireless LAN / Wi-Fi	No
Bluetooth	No
General
Lamp Power	450 W
Expected Lamp Life	Full Brightness: 1750 Hours Low Brightness: 2000 Hours
Security	No
Input Power	110 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Consumption	Medium Brightness: 1500 W
Dimensions (W x H x D)	22.1 x 19.7 x 10.2" / 56.1 x 50.0 x 25.9 cm

The ILS automatically recognizes and calibrates a lens when it is installed. Stepper motor-based encoding ensures that motor drift does not occur, providing accurate and repeatable recall of all lens offset, zoom and focus positions. This lens system ensures that the images adjust to optimize screen coverage and maintain alignment in applications with moving screens or variable aspect ratios.

External processors are not required for simple, small tiled, and blended arrays. This reduces TCO. Each M Series projector has the ability to send signals to multiple projectors (up to a 3x3 array) without any additional hardware or software. The projectors in the tiled array can then show only the portion of the signal that they need to project.

Christie Twist enables seamless edge-blending of multiple curved images faster and easier than traditional, manual methods. Controlled by an intuitive GUI, users can control and edgeblend or stack multiple curved images. Images can also be warped to fit virtually any dimension or shape display. Embedded Christie Twist ensures that all M Series projectors work with optional accessories such as Christie AutoStack and AutoStack Premium, camera-based software used to easily and accurately align content across a projection array in minutes.

Advanced blending capabilities and Comprehensive Color Adjustment (CCA) ensure digitally accurate color matching and uniformity across multi-screen blended or tiled images.

The LiteLOC feature automatically manages your display's brightness levels over time so that you can match the brightness of a multiple projector system in tiled or blended arrays. This feedback system continuously monitors lamp brightness, so that as the lamp goes through its natural brightness decay, the system increases the lamp power in order to maintain consistent brightness.

Users can access all projector menus and control through a web interface (via Ethernet) without disrupting the live presentation. This allows for real-time adjustments and monitoring of each projector on the network, regardless of geographic location.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this come with a lens?

A: The Christie Crimson WU31 31,500 lumen WUXGA Laser 3DLP Projector BH #CHCWU31P • MFR #165-014106-02 does not include a lens.

Q: 2. Will this card work in my Asus Rampage4 Extreme?

A: Yes, this model will work the RAMPAGE IV EXTREME.

Q: 3. Hello. Does anyone know if this is this compatible with the ASUS Z97-E/USB3.1 Motherboard?

A: Intel VROC Ready for X299/Z370/Z390 Series Motherboards. (Intel SSDs only.) AMD X399/X470/B450/X370/B350 Series Motherboards

Q: 4. Would this work in an external chassis

A: This question is chipset specific so it will not work with every external chassis, if any.

Q: 5. Will this work in my ROG MAXIMUS IX FORMULA?

A: Yes, this card is compatible with your Z390 Motherboard.

Q: 6. Does this card have support for Linux?

A: You would need to check the specific Linux distro your interested has support for the ASUS Hyper M.2 x16 Gen5 Card BH #ASHYM2X16G5C.

Q: 7. What is the warranty?

A: The Christie Access Series II UHD552-L 55" Class 4K UHD Digital Signage Display (Landscape) BH #CHUHD552L has a 3 year parts and labor limited warranty.

Q: 8. Will this work with the ROG Zenith II Extreme Alpha?

A: Yes that board is supported. https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1037507

Q: 9. Will this work with Mac OS High Sierra on 2012 Mac Pro?

A: Your model of mac is not listed on the supported devices for this model. As well your machine's architecture would not support this newer device that utilizes newer data lines that were unavailable on the 2012 Mac Pro architecture.

Q: 10. Does it work with only Intel SSD s... What about samsung or corsair's ssds

A: This is universal and works with any brand M.2 ssd.

Kevin	14/09/2024
[450 W] Works perfectly. Performance is what you would expect from a SATA drive. Transcend is the only brand with a decent reputation for 2242 M.2 SATA SSDs. 5

Kevin	14/09/2024
[450 W] Works perfectly. Performance is what you would expect from a SATA drive. Transcend is the only brand with a decent reputation for 2242 M.2 SATA SSDs. 5

Dale	01/08/2024
[No, ] If you have an M.2 SATA drive, don't just toss it in a drawer and forget about it! It's easy to put it in this enclosure and use it. Just make sure it's an M.2 SATA drive and not an NVME drive! 5

Dale	01/08/2024
[No, ] If you have an M.2 SATA drive, don't just toss it in a drawer and forget about it! It's easy to put it in this enclosure and use it. Just make sure it's an M.2 SATA drive and not an NVME drive! 5

James	14/06/2024
[No, ] arrived disassembled which was ready for install of M.2 SSD quickly. plugged in and worked with both Mac and Windows with a known working m.2 drive. 5

James	14/06/2024
[No, ] arrived disassembled which was ready for install of M.2 SSD quickly. plugged in and worked with both Mac and Windows with a known working m.2 drive. 5

Randall	13/06/2024
[14,000 Lumens] I just purchased an Intel NUC computer with two SSD interfaces, the second being for a 22x42 M.2 SSD half a stick of gum. I was leery on buying this, as the Intel compatibility list had this Transcend product line, but not the 1 TB capacity. it was physically compatible, though, so I took a chance and bought it. It works perfectly, and I am very pleased. The Intel interface is PCIe Gen3x1 lane, and I believe this Transcend device is 4 lanes, but it works fine. I ran performance tests on it (Ubuntu Linux 22.04 on Intel i5 CPU) and got an average read speed of 560 MB/s, average write speed of 486 MB/s, and an access time of 0.07 ms. That's with a 1 GB data set. It's lightning fast compared to my old hard drives, and the write speed is only slightly less than that of my NVMe PCIe Gen4x4 primary drive. 5

Randall	13/06/2024
[14,000 Lumens] I just purchased an Intel NUC computer with two SSD interfaces, the second being for a 22x42 M.2 SSD half a stick of gum. I was leery on buying this, as the Intel compatibility list had this Transcend product line, but not the 1 TB capacity. it was physically compatible, though, so I took a chance and bought it. It works perfectly, and I am very pleased. The Intel interface is PCIe Gen3x1 lane, and I believe this Transcend device is 4 lanes, but it works fine. I ran performance tests on it (Ubuntu Linux 22.04 on Intel i5 CPU) and got an average read speed of 560 MB/s, average write speed of 486 MB/s, and an access time of 0.07 ms. That's with a 1 GB data set. It's lightning fast compared to my old hard drives, and the write speed is only slightly less than that of my NVMe PCIe Gen4x4 primary drive. 5