Projection type video display
Data of a barometric pressure that a barometric pressure sensor outputs, and data of an air volume that an air-volume sensor outputs are input into a system control circuit. The system control circuit is provided with a table storing portion. In the table storing portion, a control table is stored. The control table is formed of a plus supplied-voltage value to fan power set by a barometric pressure value and an air-volume value, and a warning instruction. In a case that the warning instruction is selected based on the barometric pressure value and the air-volume value, the system control circuit turns on a warning-use LED so as to inform a user that a filter is clogged.
1. A projection type video display for applying an optical modulation to light emitted from a light source by a light valve, and projecting image light obtained by this optical modulation, comprising:
an air-cooling means for cooling the inside of the display by air;
a filter provided at an outside-air intake port;
a duct connected to the outside-air intake port;
an air-current amount sensor for detecting the volume of air drawn from the outside-air intake port, the air-current amount sensor being provided in the duct;
a barometric pressure sensor for detecting atmosphere pressure, the barometric pressure sensor being provided outside the duct;
a memory for storing a table in which warning instructions determined by an air-current amount value and an atmosphere pressure value and control contents concerning a cooling power of the air-cooling means determined by the air-current amount value and the atmosphere pressure value are defined; and
a controller for reading information from the table based on an air-current amount value detected by the air-current amount sensor and an atmosphere pressure value by the barometric pressure sensor and generating a warning signal when the information read from the table is a warning instruction.
2. The projection type video display according to claim 1 , wherein the warning-outputting condition differs depending on outside temperature.