20 Most Recent HP VP6310 Multimedia Projector Questions & Answers

this symptom is due to dmd board and main board connectivity contact resistance devloped clean and resolder it carefully

Check the Filters, clean them. check the ballast unit.

check that fans are running and screens/ filters for fans are clean and free of debris

also what are hours on bulb - if bulb is too old that could be causing issues also

This is an old projector which was released in May 2005. Projector image degrades over time as the lamp dims, and other internal factors affect brightness. The original rating is 1600 lumens which is not bright compared to a modern projector.

You can check to status which may give you lamp information by pressing ENTER on remote or projector and going to HELP.

You may find that replacing the lamp helps, however older lamps are expensive and could replace the whole projector with new one of higher specification, complete with 3 year warranty if you spend double as much. A new lamp will not restore a projector to its new state either. Here's a link to the lamp (for the UK), it's over £200 + VAT + delivery, and that's not even for a genuien HP lamp

http://www.every-projector-lamp.co.uk/projector-lamps.php?&brand=HEWLETT+PACKARD&model=VP6310

As I say, you can get projectors with a better spec for as little as £372 + vat + delivery. This one is similar to yours, in that it is a 4x3 business projector. It has an XGA resolution. (Yours is VGA). It is 2000 lumen brightness and it has a 3 year warranty.

http://www.ivojo.co.uk/projector-spec.php?pid=Samsung_SP-L201


Hope this helps...

You can download it from HP site: HP vp6300 Digital Projector series manual. A spanish version is available.

It became obvious after a while that there was a problem with the VGA cable. I replaced it and everything is back to normal

If your screen id not as bright as it schooled be then you need to replace the bulb.

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Indentify the video output options of the computer and the input options of the projector. Most common are VGA and S-Video. use the appropriate cable to connect the two. Your projector may be able to probe its ports to see what signal it is getting.
On your computer. After you make the hardware connection and your projector is set to receive on the correct port, extend your desktop to show on a TV if S-Video, or on a monitor if VGA. To have the screen of your computer to appear on the external screen, use the FN-Fx key combinations. Examine the laptop`s function keys and look for some icon that shows a computer and a screen. Most probably it is the F5 key.
Assuming F5 to be the right key, you press Fn-F5 and an OSD will appear on your computer. You scroll from an icon to the other by pressing F5 while still pressing down the Fn key.

If that does not work, I suggest you check your computer s manual for the right key combinations.
Hope it helps.

The sound came from the switching power supply and the lamp ballast circuitary. You need to replace the color wheel sensor, I can fix it.

One of the transistor on the power supply is blown. I can repace it.

You need to replace the color wheel sensor. I can fix it.

The color wheel sensor is bad.

The color wheel sensor is dead. This is a common problem.

If you have no indicating LED, then main power supply is dead. If you have indicating LED but lamp don;t turn on, then it is either the ballast or color wheel sensor.

Some videocards have keyboard shortcuts that can rotate your view. They normal consist of Alt Ctrl Shift and Left Right Up and down.

So start pushing some buttons.

Like Alt+Ctrl+Left
Shift+Ctrl+right
Shift+Right

and so on.