NEC NP-PH1000U User Manual

Powerful installation projector that delivers quality, larger-

than-life images under virtually any operating condition to take 

on the most demanding integration projects. Perfect for large 
venues or high ambient lighting conditions.

• High-performance video processing/scaling, utilizing the Hollywood 
Quality Video processor, is designed for computer signals as well as standard or high-definition video. The technology produces 
superior video processing using pixel-based, motion-adaptive de-interlacing to remove undesirable motion artifacts typical of 
interlaced signals. This processing creates life-like images in applications such as video conferencing.
• Powered by a unique 3-chip 0.96” DLP system with up to 14,000 lumens, these projectors feature a sleek, compact design with 
WUXGA resolution and dual UHP lamps
• Lens memory controls lens attributes (zoom, focus, shift) based on input resolution and input selection

PH Series

 

Enjoy greater 
installation 
flexibility with 
+55%/-40% 
vertical lens 
shift and +/- 
20% horizontal 
lens shift. Ships 
lensless with a 
complete line of 
optional bayonet 
style lenses (5) 
for quick and 
easy exchange. Lens throw
distances range from 2.6 to 179.8 feet.

• Integrated RJ45 connection for quick connection to the LAN 

(10/100 base-T capability)

• Optional high-speed wireless LAN IEEE 802.11b/g/n

• Desktop control allows you to securely transmit information 

wirelessly to the projector from a docking station or PC in another 

room

• Image Express Utility (IEU 2.0; compatible with  Windows 

or Mac operating systems) dedicated projector software 

provides wired and wireless data transmission via peer-to-peer or 

over the network

 

• Broadcast mode allows you to send information from one  

 

   computer to several projectors

• Windows Network Projector function within Windows Vista 

connects directly to networked projectors without the need for 

additional proprietary software

• Windows Remote Desktop function allows you to control a 

networked computer by connecting a USB mouse and keyboard 

directly to the  projector’s USB input 

• Windows Network Drive Function displays multimedia files 

(.jpeg, .bmp, .png, .mpeg2 or .wmv9) in the Windows shared 

folder on a local network using the Viewer function—all without 

bringing your PC into the conference room

• Windows Media Connection Function displays multimedia files   

(.mpeg2, .jpeg or .wmv9) stored on the Windows Media Connect   

server or a local network using the Viewer function—all without   
bringing your PC into the conference room

• Cabinet control lock setting enables user to deactivate buttons 
on cabinet to prevent unwanted changes to projector settings
• Logo lock restricts changes to logo saved in projector memory
• Password protection restricts unauthorized use of projector
• Email notification informs the system administrator when the 
lamp approaches the end of its useful life