Mitsubishi xc3710ss manual needed

[RetroJames]

Found a big a** mitsubishi monitor and need manuals, spec sheets, etc.  Google is not helping.  Anyone have any ideas?

Mitsubishi - xc3710ss

Monitorworld had this info:

Model:       XC3310
Max Resolution:       800 x 600
Sync Type:       Composite, Seperate
H Freq/ V Freq:       15-35KHZ / 40-75HZ
Tube Manufacturer:        
Monitor Type:       Multisync/Multiscan
Tube Model:        
Tube Size:       33
Connector:       3 BNC


I am looking for any other info I can find, thanks!

[TacoTownCharlie]

I have the XC3715; you're right - its a big a** monitor.  I don't think there is much difference between the 3710 and 3715; the 3715 may allow greater resolution or have a different remote, I'm not sure.  I have an .inf file for the 3715, it should have the 3710 in it.  Its at home now, so I'll send it later if you want.  I also have a hard copy of the owner's manual - I found an address for their support group in CA.  I can scan that in for you if you want.  The support group in CA also has a service manual, I think its around $20.  I'll try to find the address info tonight also.  

If you are able to support the weight (250 lbs) this is one nice monitor to have.  I've been playing Doom 3 on it lately and my 5 year old has been playing California Speed on the Project64 emu.  Also, it looks great for DVDs.  

Like I said, I'll try to find that stuff tonight,

TacoTownCharlie

[RetroJames]

I have the XC3715; you're right - its a big a** monitor.  I don't think there is much difference between the 3710 and 3715; the 3715 may allow greater resolution or have a different remote, I'm not sure.  I have an .inf file for the 3715, it should have the 3710 in it.  Its at home now, so I'll send it later if you want.  I also have a hard copy of the owner's manual - I found an address for their support group in CA.  I can scan that in for you if you want.  The support group in CA also has a service manual, I think its around $20.  I'll try to find the address info tonight also.  

If you are able to support the weight (250 lbs) this is one nice monitor to have.  I've been playing Doom 3 on it lately and my 5 year old has been playing California Speed on the Project64 emu.  Also, it looks great for DVDs.  

Like I said, I'll try to find that stuff tonight,

TacoTownCharlie

Thanks!

[TacoTownCharlie]

Here's the inf file. I had to rename it to an allowed file type.  The contact info for the owner's manual is:

Mitsubishi Electric
9351 Jeronimo Road
Irvine, CA 92618
888.307.0308
888.242.3598  Fax

The instruction book is 32 pages, it will take me a while to scan it in and convert to a pdf.  Also, I'll be out of town starting Friday for a week, so it will be after Thanksgiving before I could start.  If you want, I can make a copy here at work and mail it to you.  Send me a pm if that's what you want.

TacoTownCharlie

[TacoTownCharlie]

Looks like renaming the file did'nt work.  Try a google search for "Mitsubishi inf".  The first result brought up this site http://www.necmitsubishi.com/support/css/signedinf/files2.htm  Just select other mitsubishi models and you'll be able to download the inf file.  

TacoTownCharlie

[RetroJames]

Looks like renaming the file did'nt work.  Try a google search for "Mitsubishi inf".  The first result brought up this site http://www.necmitsubishi.com/support/css/signedinf/files2.htm  Just select other mitsubishi models and you'll be able to download the inf file.  

TacoTownCharlie

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Sent pm re: post above, will look for inf online or you can email it to:

james at retroblast dot com

Thanks!