M1-3RCA-06, 6 Ft M1-Component Projector Video Cable

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6 Ft M1 Male to 3 RCA Component Projector Video Cable, Infocus+Dell [M1-3RCA-06]

6 Ft M1 Male to 3 RCA Component Projector Video Cable, Infocus+Dell

STSI Part #: M1-3RCA-06

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STSI Part #:	M1-3RCA-06
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Easily connect 3 RCA Component (YPrPb) source devices to your InFocus projector through its M1 port. This cable uses high quality, low loss, heavy duty cabling, with gold-plated, corrosion resistant connectors and pure copper conductors. ROHS compliant.

Compatible With:

InFocus/Screenplay: LP70, LP70+, LP120, LP130, LP350, LP500, LP530, LP540, LP600, LP640, LP650, LP925, LP930, LP935, X2, X3, SP110, SP-4805, SP5000, SP-5700, SP-7200, SP-7205, SP-7210, SP777
Proxima: DP1000x, DP1200x, DP6500x
ASK-Proxima: C110, C160, C170, C180, C200, M1, M2, M2+

Not compatible with the following Infocus models:

LP335, LP340, LP340B,

*NOTE: This cable uses a P&D style M1 connector. If your projector uses an EVC style M1 connector, this cable will not fit. P&D and EVC have the same number of pins and pin arrangement but different shaped outer shells.

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Last Updated: 9/3/2010 6:25:34 AM

I plugged in my M1 cable, and I'm getting a green tint in the picture. What is wrong?
It turns out that the Infocus Auto Detection features are not always as good as they should be. If you are using an Infocus brand, you may need to change the Color Space setting from Auto Detect to either REC709 or REC601. This fixed a green tint problem on ours. (It is on the Picture/Advanced/Color Space menu.)