Description

Optoma 3653RK Creative Touch 3 Series 65" Interactive Display

The Optoma 3653RK is a 65” 4K UHD interactive display that works perfectly as a side-mounted coaching screen in a golf simulator bay. Instead of replacing your impact-screen projector, this display can be mounted on a side wall or behind the hitting area to show shot data, ball and club metrics, swing video, coaching tools, and fitting dashboards.

With a bright 4K panel, 450-nit brightness, anti-glare glass, and up to 40-point multi-touch, the 3653RK stays clear and easy to read under typical bay lighting. Built-in Android 14 and Google EDLA certification allow you to run supported apps, video tools, YouTube lessons, and cloud-based content directly on the display, or you can mirror/extend from your sim PC, launch monitor PC, or tablet.

For commercial studios, teaching bays, and fitters, the 3653RK adds a professional coaching station to the room. Show customers their launch monitor numbers, dispersion charts, and slow-motion swings on a dedicated touch-enabled display while keeping the impact screen focused on the course, driving range, or simulator environment.

Dual LAN, HDMI, USB-C, OPS slot support, and Optoma Management Suite compatibility make it easy to integrate into multi-bay facilities and manage displays remotely.

Product Features

Product Features

What's Included

What’s Included

• Optoma 3653RK 65” Creative Touch interactive display.
• Regional power cords (NA/EU/UK).
• USB touch cable.
• USB-C cable.
• HDMI cable.
• 2 × passive pens / stylus.
• Remote control + AAA batteries.
• Quick Start Guide.

Product Specifications

Product Specifications

Display & Panel

Touch & Onboard System

Golf note: This allows you to run supported video-analysis apps, cloud drives, and YouTube coaching content directly on the display.

Video & Audio Connectivity

Golf note: In a simulator bay, you’ll typically use HDMI or DisplayPort plus USB-B/USB-C to connect your sim PC, cameras, or coaching workstation.

Control, Expansion & OPS

Network & Wireless

Golf note: Wired LAN is ideal for simulator facilities, while WiFi casting is convenient for tablet or phone-based coaching apps.

Audio

Physical & Mounting

Golf note: For a side-wall coaching display, most builders mount the center of the screen approximately 52”–60” from the floor, depending on golfer height and whether juniors will be using it.

Power & Energy

Environmental & Reliability

Getting Started Guide

Getting Started Guide

1. Decide the screen’s role.
   • Use it as a coaching and data display on a side wall near the hitting mat, or behind the player so it is visible after each shot.
   • Your main impact-screen viewing is still best handled by a projector and impact screen.
2. Choose the mounting location.
   • On a side wall, mount the center of the screen roughly at eye level when standing on the hitting mat.
   • Keep the panel out of the swing path and away from direct ball strikes.
3. Connect to your sim PC.
   • Run an HDMI or DisplayPort cable from the sim PC’s second output to the Optoma display.
   • In Windows, set the Optoma as an extended display for data/coaching apps, or as a mirrored display if you want the same content as the projector.
4. Add touch control if desired.
   • Connect the USB touch cable between the PC and the display if you want to control sim software, coaching tools, or drawing apps directly on the panel.
5. Load your golf tools.
   • Open your launch monitor software, video analysis apps, web coaching tools, YouTube lessons, or practice dashboards.
6. Fine-tune picture for the room.
   • Reduce direct spotlight reflections and adjust brightness/contrast so yardages, spin, and launch data are easy to read.
7. Set up for lessons and fittings.
   • Use the impact screen for the course or range view while the 3653RK shows numbers, dispersion, swing video, or fitting tools.

Product Installation Guide

Product Installation Guide

1. Wall mount or cart setup.
   • For fixed simulator rooms, wall-mount the display on a properly supported studded wall near the hitting mat.
   • For multi-use rooms or studios, use a compatible rolling cart for mobility.
2. Plan cable management.
   • Route HDMI, USB, and power cables through raceways or along baseboards so they do not cross the hitting area.
   • Keep cables away from walking paths, swing paths, and ball-strike areas.
3. Set up network and wireless options.
   • Use wired LAN for simulator facilities with multiple bays to improve stability for updates, casting, and remote management.
   • Add WiFi if you plan to cast from tablets or phones frequently.
4. Protect the display in golf environments.
   • The glass is durable, but the panel is not designed to be hit by golf balls.
   • If the display is near the enclosure or hitting area, consider safety netting, padding, or an offset mounting location.

Manual

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Datasheets

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FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions