How do I set up the projector to detect and display a 4K HDR signal automatically?

• Connect your image source to the projector's HDMI1 port. In the Signal menu, select Advanced and set the Color Space and Dynamic Range settings to Auto.

  The projector automatically will detect and display compatible signals only. If you don't see an image, check the projector's Info menu to make sure you are sending a compatible 4K HDR signal to the projector. If the Color Format section of the Info menu does not display 4K BT.2020 and HDR, the signal is not compatible. See the tables below for a list of signals compatible with your projector.

  Compatible Signals

  Display format (refresh rate)	Chroma subsampling (pixel encoding)	Color depth: 24 bits (8‑bit per pixel)	Color depth: 30 bits (10‑bit per pixel)	Color depth: 36 bits (12‑bit per pixel)
  4K/60p (60 Hz)	4:4:4	SDR	SDR	SDR
  	4:2:2	SDR	SDR	SDR
  	4:2:0	SDR	SDR	SDR
  4K/24p (24 Hz)	4:4:4	SDR	SDR	SDR
  	4:2:2	SDR	HDR	HDR*
  	4:2:0	This signal does not exist.

  WirelessHD Transmitter Compatible Signals (PowerLite Home Cinema 5040UBe only)

  Display format (refresh rate)	Chroma subsampling (pixel encoding)	Color depth: 24 bits (8‑bit per pixel)	Color depth: 30 bits (10‑bit per pixel)	Color depth: 36 bits (12‑bit per pixel)
  4K/60p (60 Hz)	4:4:4	SDR	SDR	SDR
  	4:2:2	SDR	SDR	SDR
  	4:2:0	SDR	SDR	SDR
  4K/24p (24 Hz)	4:4:4	SDR	HDR**	HDR**
  	4:2:2	SDR	HDR	HDR*
  	4:2:0	This signal does not exist.

  *This signal is processed at 4:2:2 10‑bit.

  **The WirelessHD transmitter can convert 4K/24p 4:4:4 10-bit and 12‑bit signals to 4:2:2 10‑bit.

  You can also check your equipment's documentation for HDR output signal compatibility or contact your provider for 4K HDR streaming signal compatibility.