I have an epson prohc6030 projector. Are these glasses compatible?
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I have a Epson V11H501020 Powelite home cinema 3020 3D 1080p projector. These work similar to Epson 3D glasses and they are cheaper!
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the glasses i purchased were not compatible with my epson 5010 and were returned with some difficulty, not recommended
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I have an Epson Powerlite 3020 3D projector and the glasses are compatible.
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It should work perfectly. As long as your projector has three prongs. I looked carefully at mine because I am not a tech person and technical info does not help me. The prongs are flat. If your prongs are flat this will fit.
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No. These are made by Quantum. I have an Epson Powerlite W16 projector. These glasses worked fairly well. But I noticed on several different DirectTv recordings that there was noticable ghosting in the distant background in scenery. Some recordings seemed to be OK. I purchased the Epson glasses http://www.amazon.com/Epson-V12H548006-RF-3D-Glasses/dp/B00AB9IDOU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1393951995&sr=8-2&keywords=elpgs03 and compared them to the Quantum glasses. The Epson glasses worked perfectly on my projector. I then returned the Quantum glasses to Amazon. I have no opinion on how either pair would work for you. Whit Kirk
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Your best bet to determine compatibility is to disassemble your existing projector and confirm the DMD chip number. I did this, compared it to those listed on the DMD chip seller's Amazon page, and confirmed that it was an appropriate chip for my projector (Optoma HD66).
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It should. I bought a Epson 5020UB and it fits. Looks like it fits just about all Epson Projectors.
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These glasses can work with any display that can use the DLP Link syncing protocol. The page for that projector does say it can use DLP link it may be a menu setting to turn it on or to select that option.
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Yes, I have 6 of them working perfectly! You just need to pair them first, put the Epson in 3D mode and hold power button in the glasses until LED is blinking.
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I used the glasses with a BenQ MX518 XGA DLP-Link compatible Projector. If your projector is DLP-Link compatible it should work.
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Hi William, as any device that use DLP technology, this glasses work perfectly with your projector. DLP projectors emitts with flashes into the image projected that synchronize with The receptor in this glasses. I've purchased them and used with a Optoma HD 66. Great product, great price. Regards, Tomas.
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Regretfully I cannot answer. The projector was sent as a gift to a friend who needed it in his work as a tour guide. He seems delighted to have it. Do believe Epson would be the one to contact for this question. Good luck, ELS/NYC
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That I don't know. I'm sure you can find out, though, on the Epson website. They have you type in your printer information and let you know what's compatible with what.
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Hello Amira I have the Epson 3010 projector and these glasses do not work with them. The Sony PS3 glasses do work on the projector tho so you may want to look there, the Epson glasses are too overpriced and I have been able to enjoy the projector with the Sony glasses without any sync problems.
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That is a great question to which I do not have an exact answer. These glasses have been designed to work with TV specifically the Samsung. You have to turn on the 3D on the TV and then Pair the glasses with the TV. I am not teckkie so i am not sure how all that works. However it does allow for great 3D viewing on the TV. I guess as I am writing this unless the epson projector allows you to pair the glasses with that piece of equipment they might not work. The best advise is to contact Epson or Samsung and ask. Amira I hope this helps.
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I don't have and don't know Optima models but here's what I understand about 3D and why I bought the glasses for my Epson. There are 3 primary ways 3D projectors work with the required glasses. One is passive and two are active. The passive ones are like the old technology and what is used in theaters. No power is required for these glasses. All active glasses work the same but the communicate with the projector by either IR or bluetooth. My epson uses bluetooth and the glasses work fine. In fact I have 5 different brand of glasses and they all work. If your Optoma uses either IR or Bluetooth you should be fine. If in doubt gamble the $20 on one pair.
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I'm not sure if the Optoma HD131XE works, I use them with projectors Benq MS619ST and needs only 3D glasses
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Sorry for the delayed response but I just set up my projector a few days ago. Yes these glasses are great!
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I'd say yes, though I'm using them on a 5020 (see http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoTy;pe=FAQ&oid;=261101&prodoid;=63099741&foid;=264148), Epson says for RF 3D projectors and the 3600E is a RF 3D projector. In spanish: creo que si, yo los uso en un 5020, pero Epson dice (ver link) que sirven para cualquier proyector RF 3D y el 3600E es un proyector RF 3D.