Ask Proxima AV 9310L User Manual

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PRO AV 9310 PRO AV 931OL (Lens less)

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PRESENTATIONS

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INFORMATION TO THE USER NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant

to Part 15 of the FGC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generate'^ uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not Installed and used in accordance with the us

— guide, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a

residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

TO THE OWNER

As the owner of a PRO AV 9310, you are probably eager to try out your new projector. Before you do, we .suggest that you spend a little time reading this guide to familiarize yourself with the operating procedures, so (that you will receive maximum satisfaction from the many features included in your new projector.

This user's guide will acquaint you with your projector's features. Reading it will help us too. Through the years,

we have found that many service requests were not caused by problems with our projectors. They were caused

by problems that could have been prevented, if the owner had followed the instructions in the guide.

You can often correct operating problems yourself. If your projector fails to work properly, see

"TROUBLESHOOTING” section on pages 52 ~ 53 and try the solutions marked for each problem.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

THIS Projector has a grounding-type AC line plug. This is a safety feature to bs sure that the plug wP

^ ■ the power outlet. Do not try to defeat this safety feature. '

Intense light source. Do not stare directly into the projection lens as possible eye damage could result. Be especially careful that children do not stare directly into the beam.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

This Projector should be set In the way indicated. Never hang the projector, or fall down on its side. It may result In fire hazard.

If the Projector will not be used for an extended time, unplug the Projector from the power outlet.

READ AND KEEP THIS USER’S GUIDE FOR LATER USE.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RJSK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

All the safety and operating instructions should be read

'"■fore the product is operated.

Reawdfl of the instructions given here and retain them lor later use. Unplug this projector from AC power supply before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use

a damp doth for claaning.

Do not use attachments not recommended by the

manufacturer as they may cause hazards. Do not place this projector on an unstable cart, stand, or

table. The projector may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the projector. Use only with a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the projector. Wail or shelf

mounting should folow the manufacturer’s instructions, and should use a mounting kit approved by the manufacturer.

Do not expose this unit to rain or use near water... for

example, in a wet basement, near a swimming pool. etc... Slots and openings in the back and bottom of the cabinet

are provided for ventilation, to Insure reliable operation of the equipment and to protect tt from overheating.

openings should never be covered with cloth or other

' ■|.p«al, and the bottom opening should not be blocked by

the projector on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This projector should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register.

This projector should not be placed in a built-in Installation such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation Is provided.

This projector should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supplied, consult your authorized dealer or local power company.

Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this cars result in fire or electric shock. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this projector where the cord may be damaged by persons walking on it.

a. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed, b. If liquid has been spilled Into the projector. c. tf the projector has been exposed to rain or water. d. II the projector does not operate normally by following

the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and wi oten require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the projector to norma! operation.

e. If the projector has been dropped or the cabinet has

been damaged. _

I. When the projector exhibits a distinct change ln[||

performance-this indicates a need for service.

When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts speciflecf by the maïuffacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may resuît in fire, electric shock, or Injury to persons.

Upon completion of any service or repairs to this projector,

ask the service technician to perform routine safety checks to determine that the projector is in safe operating condition.

This projector is equipped with a grounding type AC line plug. Should you be unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician. Do not defeat the safety purpose of this grounding type plug,

Follow all projectors.

For added protection to the projector during a lightning itorin, or whW: It is left ynattended and unused for tong periods of tiiTMj, unplug it from the wall outlet This will prevent dan^go duo to lightning and pcweritne surges.

warnings

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Never push objects of any kind into this projector through cabinet siots as they may touch dangerous voftage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the projector.

Do not attempt to service this projector yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer ail servicing to qualified service |

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■’' Uhfwg this projector from wail outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions;

if the projector is to be built into a compartmert m #№№irly enclosed, the minimum distances must bo rrvMihtaihad, Do not cover the ventilation slot on tho projeolor, Heat build-up can reduce the service life of your

and can also be dangerous.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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COMPATIBILITY IMAGE RESOLUTION UNPACKING THE PROJECTOR

TRADEMARKS

POWER REQUIREMENT

DESCRIPTION

^SETTING-UP THE PROJECTOR

POSITIONING ROOM LIGHT

LEVELING AND ELEVATING ADJUSTMENTS 7 VENTILATION

MOVING THE PROJECTOR CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR

CONNECTING THE COMPUTER Connecting an IBM-compatible desktop computer Connecting a Macintosh desktop computer

Connecting an IBM-compatible laptop computer Connecting a Macintosh PowerBook computer CONNECTING THE VIDEO EQUIPMENT

0; ATION OF CONTROLS

TOP OF THE PROJECTOR SIDE OF THE PROJECTOR

OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROL

WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT WIRELESS/WIRED REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

CONTROL THE PROJECTOR

DIRECT OPERATION MENU OPERATION

USING THE PROJECTOR

TO TURN ON THE PROJECTOR TO TURN OFF THE PROJECTOR DIRECT OPERATION

MODE SELECT SOUND VOLUME ADJUSTMENT SOUND MUTE FUNCTION

ZOOM ADJUSTMENT

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5 5 LENS SHIFT FUNCTION 5 5 NO SHOW FUNCTION

5 5 FREEZE PICTURE FUNCTION 6 AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION

7-8 MENU OPERATION 31-47

7 7 SOUND ADJUSTMENT 32

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9-14 PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

11 PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT 36 12 COMPUTER SYSTEM SELECT 37 13 COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SPECIFICATION 38

14 AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION 39 15-16 PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT 17-20 PICTURE POSITION ADJUSTMENT 17-18 PC ADJUSTMENT 19-20

21-25 OTHER FUNCTION SETTING 21-23 24-25 DISPLAY 47-48 26-28

26 REVERSE L/R 27-28 SPLIT WIPE 29-49 LAMP AGE 49 29 AIR FILTER CARE AND CLEANING 50 29 TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATORS 29 LAMP REPLACEMENT 51 29 CLEANING THE LENS 30 30 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 54 30

FOCUS ADJUSTMENT

NORMAL PICTURE FUNCTION 30

P-TIMER FUNCTION

MODE SELECT

LANGUAGE ADJUSTMENT 32 MENU EXIT 33

COLOR SYSTEM SELECT 33

VIDEO SOURCE ADJUSTMENT

PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT 46

BLUE BACK

REVERSE T/B

TROUBLESHOOTING

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INTRODUCTION

'The PRO AV 9310 is a multimedia projector that combines powerful and sophisticated features with easy-to-use, intuitive

^"'Tols. Built-in multimedia features include audio, a palette of 16.77 million colors and active matrix liquid crystal display

t. )) technology. The projector is ideal for high-performance business, training and imaging applications that demand

e^eptional color quality.

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The projector is compatible with many different types of personal computers and video devices, including:

• IBM-compatible computers, including laptops, up to 1280 x 1024 resolution.

• Apple Macintosh and PowerBook computers up to 1280 x 1024 resolution.

• Various VCRs, video disc players, video cameras. DVD players, satellite TV tuners or other AV equipment using any of the worldwide video standards, including NTSC, NTSC4.43, PAL , PAL-M, PAL-N and SECAM.

IMAGE RESOLUTION

The resolution of the projector’s projected image is 1024 x 768. The projector displays computer images just as they appear on your computer’s monitor. Screen resolutions between 1024 x 768 and 1280 x 1024 are compressed to 1024

X 768. The projector cannot display screen resolutions above 1280 x 1024. If your computer’s screen resolution is

higher than 1280 x 1024, reset it to a lower resolution before you connect the projector.

UNPACKING THE PROJECTOR

The projector comes with the parts shown listed below. Check to find all the parts are included, if any parts are missing, contact an authorized dealer or service station.

• User’s Guide.

•AC Power Cord.

• Remote Control Transmitter Unit (Two Types) and batteries. Lens Cover.

f Protective Dust Cover.

; \A Cable.

'#">r<3A/MAC Adapter.

• Mouse Cable for PS/2 port.

• Mouse Cable for serial port.

• Mouse Cable for ADB port.

'TRADEMARKS

• Apple, Macintosh, and PowerBook are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.

• IBM and PS/2 are trademarks or registered trademarks of Internationa! Business Machines, tnc.

• Proxima is a registered trademark of Proxima Corporation.

• PRO AV is a trademark of Proxima Corporation.

• Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

POWER REQUIREMENTS

Your proje-itor uses nominal input voltages of 100-120 VAC or 200-240 VAC. The projector automatically selects the correct Input voltage. The projector is designed to work with single-phase power systems having a grounded neutral conductor. To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not plug into

any other type of power system. Consult your authorized dealer or service station if you are not sure what type of power is supplied to your building.

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supply cord (supplied) to

the projector,

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DESCRIPTION

LAMP

COVER

REAR

EXHAUST VENT

CAUTION HOTAIR I Air blown from the exhaust vent is hot. Observe the foiiowing when handling your projector or choosing a location to install it.

• Keep heat-sensitive objects away from the exhaust port.

• If you set the projector on top of a metallic surface, the surface wiii become hot because of the hot air exhaust. Be careful when handling.

• Do not touch the cabinet near to the exhaust

vent area, and especially screws and metallic

parts. These parts will become hot while the

projector is used.

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BOTTOM

INFRARED REMOTE

RECEIVER

AIR INTAKE VENT

CARRY HANDLE

MAIN ON/OFF

SWITCH POWER CORD

CONNECTOR

VENT

LEVELING/ELEVATING FEET

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'OSmONfNG:

SETTING-UP THE PROJECTOR

• This projector is basically designed to project on a flat projection surface.

• This projector can be focused from 3.6’ (1.1m) ~ 73.2’ (22,3m).

• Refer to the figure below as an example when positioning the projector to the screen.

THIS PROJECTOR SHOULD NEVER BE SET IN THE WAY INDICATED. NEVER HANG THE PROJECTOR

UPSIDE DOWN. IT MAY RESULT IN FIRE HAZARD.

ROOM LIGHT

The projector should be placed in a room with limited light. Picture quality will be directly affected by lighting conditions.

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Screen Size

Max. Zoom Min. Zoom

Distance 3.6’(1.1 m)

LEVELING AND ELEVATING ADJUSTMENTS

30’ 100”

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11.8’(3.6 m)

62” 94” 125" 188”

150’

17.7'(5.4m)

Maximum Zoom

Minirrium Zoom -

4CC

300"

200"

24.3’(7.4 m)

MOVE THE PROJECTED IMAGE POSITIC

300’

36.4’(11.1 m) 48.6’{14.8 m)

400" 250”

600" 375"

73.2’(22.3 m)

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VErsITILATION

This projector is equipped with a cooing fan to protect it from

overheating. Pay attention to the foftowing to ensure the

vf=ntiiation and avoid a possible risk of fire and malfunction.

Do not cover the vents with papers or other materials.

Keep the rear grill at least 3.3’ (1m) away from any object. Make sure that there are no objects under the projector. An object under the projector may prevent the projector from taking the cooling air through the bottom vent.

MOVING THE PROJECTOR

Use the carry handle when moving the projector.

Replace the iens cover and rotate the level)ng/eievation feet fuiiy clockwise when moving toe projector to prevent damage to the projector.

CAUTION IN CARRYING OR TRANSPORTING THE PROJECTOR

Do not drop or give a shock to the projector, otherwise damage or mulfunction may result. When carrying the projector, use a Proxima recommended Carrying Case. Do not transport the projector by using a courier or transport service in an unsuitable transport case. This may cause damage to the projector. To transport the projector through a courier or transport service, use a Proxima recommended Case. For a carrying or transportation cases, contact a Proxima authorized dealer.

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CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR

^ NECTING TO THE COMPUTER INPUT 1 JACKS ЩМС TYPE x 5 )

Personal computers can be connected to the computer input (Red. Green, Blue, Horiz. Sync, and Vert. Sync.) on the projector.

• Connect the computer to these jacks using the BNC cables {not provided).

CONNECTING TO THE COMPUTER INPUT 2 TERMINAL {HDB15-PIN (VGA)}

Personal computers can be connected to the HDB15-pin (VGA) terminal on the projector.

• Connect the computer to these terminals using the VGA cabie and VGA/MAC adapter (provided). WARNING: For projectors, the VGA cable provided is designed to reduce RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) E

emissions. For regulatory compliance reasons, this cable must be used and must not be replaced by any other cabie.

CONNECTING TO THE COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT JACKS (1 and 2>

• Connect audio outputs from your computer to these jacks using the RCA cable (not provided).

• If the audio input of the audio equipment is stereo, be sure to connect the right and left channels to the respective right and left jacks.

• if the audio input of the audio equipment is monaural, connect it to the left jack.

CONNECTING TO THE MULTI-POLE 12-PIN (CONTROL PORT) CONNECTORS (1 and 2)

• If you vwsh to control the computer with projector’s remote control unit, you must connect control port (PS/2. Serial or ADB port) on your computer to projector's control port with cable, (three type of cables provided)

CONTROL PORT

CONNECTING TO THE MONITOR OUTPUT TERMINAL fHDB15-PlN (VGA»

This terminal contains the information that is viewed on the screen. An external monitor can be connected to the HDB15-pin (VGA) terminal on the projector.

• Connect the monitor to this terminal using the VGA cable (not provided).

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Pin No./Stgnal

1 Red input 2 Green input 3 Blue input 4 Sense 2 5 Ground (Horiz. sync.) 6 Ground (Red) 7 Ground (Green) 8 Ground (Blue)

Pin No./Signal

9 Non Connect

10 Ground (Vert, sync.)

11 Sense 0

12 Sense 1 13 Horiz. sync. 14 Vert. sync.

15 Reserved

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CONNECTING TO THE COMPUTER AUDIO MONITOR OUTPUT (VARIABLE) JACKS

These jacks will contain the audio information of the selected program source being viewed on the screen (Computer 1 or

Computer 2). If you have selected program source Computer 2 the audio signal connected to the Computer 2 audio input

jack will be available at the computer audio monitor output jacks, if you select program source *Video r or "Video 2, the

au signal connected to the Computer 1 audio input jack wifi be available at the computer audio monitor output jacks. Cowect audio input from audio equipment to these jacks using the RCA cables.

• If the audio input of the audio equipment is stereo, be sure to connect the right and left channels to the respective right and left jacks.

« If the audio input of the audio equipment is monaural, connect it to the left jack.

CONNECTING TO THE SERIAL PORT CDB9-PIN) TERMINAL

> If you control the projector by computer, you must connect a cable (not

provided) from your computer to this terminal.

CONNECTING TO THE USB PORT CONNECTORS H and 2)

This Projector is designed for connecting with USB Port of the computer or peripheral equipment that is to be standard.

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TERMINAL

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Connecting an IBM-compatible desktop computer

COMPUTER

NOTE: The hook up should be done as per the above illustration. After hook up, turn on the projector, monitor,

computer, in that order.

Connecting to Workstations

Please contact your Proxima reseller for details about PRO AV 9310 cable kits available for SUN, SGI and '^ther workstations.

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Connecting a Macintosh desktop computer

COMPUTER

COMPUTER OUTPUT (BNC TYPE X 5)

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COMPUTER OUTPUT

(DB15-PIN TYPE)

ADB PORT

INPUT

ADB PORT

INPUT

COMPUTER AUDIO OUTPUT

COMPUTER

AUDIO R

INPUT 1 or 2

BNC CABLE X 5 (NOT PROVIDED)

VGA/MAC ADAPTER

(PROVIDED)

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VGA CABLE

(PROVIDED)

AUDIO CABLE

(NOT PROVIDED)

MONITOR CABLE

(NOT PROVIDED)

COMPUTER INPUT 2

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MOUSE CABLE FOR ADB PORT

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(PROVIDED)

CONTROL PORT OUTPUT 1 or 2

SERIAL

SERIAL PORT CABLE (NOT PROVIDED)

PORT OUTPUT

AUDIO CABLE

(NOT PROVIDED)

COMPUTER AUDIO OUTPUT

MONITOR OUTPUT

AUDIO INPUT

SPEAKER

L OUT

Speaker (L)

Speaker (R)

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Set the dip switches as shown in the table below depending on the

VGA/MAC ADAPTER

RESOLUTION MODE that you want to use before you turn on the projector and computer.

HESOLUnON MODE :3'MCCFifi4n 450,1

le'MODE 1832 624)

MODE ; 1024 ' 768'

- MODE .1152870)

SW1 i 3W2

ON I OFF OFF I OFF OFF OFF

ON ON

SW4

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OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF OFF ON.

OFF

OFF OFF OFF

OFF

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NOTE: The hook up should be done as per the above illustration. After hook up, turn on the projector, monitor,

computer, in that order.

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Connecting an IBM-compatible laptop computer

COMPUTER

Speaker (R)

NOTE: The hook up should be done as per the above illustration. After hook up, turn on the projector, computer, in

that order.

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Connecting a Macintosh PowerBook computer

COMPUTER

The Macintosh PowerBook requires the use of the PowerBook Video Adapter shipped with the PowerBook.

VGA/MAC ADAPTER

(PROVIDED)

Set the dip switches as shown in the table below depending on the RESOLUTION MODE that you want to use before you turn on the projector and computer.

I RESOLUTION MODE

[ 13" MODE (640 '• 430) jTe’ mode (832 ,X 624) 1 19'MCDi-0024 ■ 7GS)

or MODE (-.1o2 / 870)

The hook up should be done as per the above illustration. After hook up, turn on the projector, computer, in that order.

'SW1 j SW2 Sy/31 SW#j.SW5

ON ' 1 OFF OFF 1 OFF OFF OFF 1 OFF 1 OFF OFF | OFF OFF ; OFF ' CFF ON,.. OFF

ON 1 ON ON ! CF - OFF

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OFF

ON OFF OFF

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OFF

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CONNECTING THE VIDEO EQUIPMENT (Video-Equipped Models Only)

CONNECTING TO THE VIDEO INPUT JACKS (1 and 2) BNC TYPE x 3

■’"nect to the video outputs of a VCR, video disc player, DVD player, video camera, satellite TV tuner or other AV

, ^ Tieni. Connect 'v4deo output from AV equipment to these jacks using the BNC cables.

The video input can be selected 3 type of the input. "COMPOSITE VIDEO", ”Y/C SEPARATE VIDEO” and COMPONENT VIDEO {Y. Cb (B-Y), Or (R-Y)}. When the video equipment with COMPOSITE VIDEO type output jack is used, to. select the ’Video” position by video

source select. When the video equipment with Y/C SEPARATE VIDEO type output jack is used, to select the ”Y, C” position. When the video equipment with COMPONENT VIDEO {Y, Cb (B-Y), Or (R-Y)} type output Jack is used, to select

the "Y, Cb, Cr ” position. (See "VIDEO SOURCE SELECT" section on page 34).

CONNECTING S-VHS VIDEO INPUT JACKS 11 and 2)

The Video input includes an extra video input jack marked S-VIDEO to allow connection to an S-VHS format VCR thatj[

has separate Y/C video signals. The S-VIDEO Jack has priority over the VIDEO jack.

CONNECTING TO THE AUDIO INPUT JACKS (1 and 2)

Connect to the audio outputs of a VCR, video disc player, DVD player, video camera, satellite TV tuner or other AV equipment. Connect audio output from AV equipment to these jacks using the RCA cables.

• If tile audio signal from the AV equipment is stereo, be sure to connect the right and left channels to the respective right and left audioinput jacks.

• If the external audio signal is monaural, connect it to the left jack.

CONNECTING TO THE VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT JACKS (BNC TYPE x 3)

These jacks will contain the video information of the selected program source being viewed on the screen (Video 1 or

Video 2). If you have selected program source Video 2 tiie video signal connected to the Video 2 video input jack will be

/ТгчаУаЫе at the video monitor output jacks. If you select program source “Computer 1“ or "Computer 2, the video signal

.4 :|inected to the Video 1 video input jack will be available at the video monitor output jacks,

ict video input from AV equipment to these jacks using the BNC cables.

CONNECTiONG TO THE S-VHS VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT JACK

The Video monitor output includes an extra video input jack marked S-VIDEO to allow connection to an S-VHS format VCR that has separate Y/C video signals. The S-VIDEO jack has priority over the VIDEO jack.

CONNECTING TO THE AUDIO MONITOR OUTPUT (VARIABLE) JACKS

These jacks will contain the audio information of the selected program source being viewed on the screen (Video 1 or Video 2). If you have selected program source Video 2 the audio signal connected to the Video 2 audio input jack will be available at the audio monitor output jacks. If you select program source “Computer 1” or "Computer 2, the audio signal connected to the Video Connect audio input from AV equipment to these jacks using the RCA cables.

1 audio input jack will be available at the audio monitor output Jacks.

•

• If the audio input of the audio equipment Is stereo, be sure to connect the right and left channels to the respective right and left jacks.

♦ if the audio input of the audio equipment is monaural, connect it to the left jack.

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Connecting the Video Equipment (Video-Equipped Models Only)

r VIDEO EQUIPMENT

DVD Player

Video Cassette Recorder

VIDEO Y C Cfa(B-Y) Cr(R-Y) OUTPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT (BNC) (BNC) (BNC) (BNC) (BNC)

Video Disc Piayer

Satellite TV Tuner

SViDEO AUDIO OUTPUT OUTPUT

Video Camera

VIDEO

INPUT (BNC)

Y C Cb (B-Y)

INPUT INPUT INPUT (BNC) (BNC) (BNC)

Cr (R-Y) INPUT (BNC)

S-VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO INPUT

MONITOR

NOTE; The hook up should be done as per the above illustration. After hook up, turn on the projector, video equipment,

in that order.

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SPEAKERS

AUDIO AMR

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OPERATION OF CONTROLS

TOP OF THE PROJECTOR

FRONT INDICATORS

TOP CONTROLS

iamp temp,

warning

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LAMP REPLACEMENT INDICATOR

Light is orange when projection lamp is nearing end of service lite.

TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR

Flashes red when internal projector temperature is too high.

READY INDICATOR

Light is green when projector lamp is ready to be turned on.

rm LAMP POWER INDICATOR

Light is dim when the projector is on. Light is brightened when the projector is in stand-by mode.

VOLUME BUTTONS

Used to adjust volume.

mW ZOOM BUTTONS

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Used to operate power zoom lens.

FOCUS BUTTONS

Used to operate power focus system.

LENS SHIFT BUTTONS

Used to operate power lens shift.

LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

Used to turn projection lamp on or off.

I] MODE BUTTON

Used to select source. (Computer 1, Computer 2, Video 1 or Video 2 input)

AUTO IMAGE BUTTON

Used to operate the AUTO IMAGE function.

MENU BUTTON

This button will activate the MENU operation. Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT buttons and the SELECT button to make adjustments to the projector's setting in MENU operation,

NORMAL BUTTON

Used to reset to normal picture adjustment preset by factory.

a POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

To select an item on the MENU that you want to adjust. To select an item, move the arrow by pressing these

buttons (UP, DOWN, LEFT or RIGHT).

SELECT BUTTON

This button has different functions depending on when used. This button is used to execute the item selected, to increase or decrease the values in certain items such as CONTRAST or BRIGHTNESS.

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SiDE OF THE PROJECTOR (CONNECT THE COMPUTER)

These terminals are changeable other type terminals. If you want to change the terminals, contact your authorized dealer or service station.

COMPUTER INPUT-1 JACKS (BNC TYPE X 5)

Used to connect a computer to the projector.

COMPUTER lNPUT-2 TERMINAL (VGA HDB15)

Used to connect a computer to the projector.

MONITOR OUTPUT TERMINAL (VGA HDB15) Used to connect a monitor to the projector.

COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT-1 JACKS (R and L) Used to connect an audio output from the computer to the projector.

COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT-2 JACKS (R and L) Used to connect an audio output from the computer to

the projector.

COMPUTER AUDIO MONITOR OUTPUT JACKS (R and L) Used to connect an audio input from audio equipment to the projector.

CONTROL PORT-1 CONNECTOR Used to connect a mouse cable to the projector.

CONTROL PORT-2 CONNECTOR

Used to connect a mouse cable to the projector.

USB PORT-1 CONNECTOR Used to connect a computer to the projector.

USB PORT-2 CONNECTOR Used to connect a computer to the projector.

SERIAL PORT TERMINAL (DB9) Used to connect a computer to the projector.

WIRED REMOTE JACK When using the wired remote control, connect the remote cable to this jack.

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SIDE OF THE PROJECTOR (CONNECT THE VIDEO EQUIPMENT)

(Video-Equipped Models Only)

VIDEO INPUT JACKS-1 (BNC TYPE x 3)

Used to connect a video source to the projector.

fey" S-VIDEO INPUT JACK-1

Used to connect a S-VHS video source to the projector.

@ AUDIO INPUT JACKS-1 (R and U)

Used to connect an audio source to the projector.

VIDEO INPUT JACKS-2 (BNC TYPE X 3)

Used to connect a video source to the projector. S-VIDEO INPUT JACK-2

Used to connect a S-VHS video source to the projector.

@ AUDIO INPUT JACKS-2 <R and L)

Used to connect an audio source to the projector.

'll VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT JACKS (BNC TYPE x 3)

Permits video connection to a monitor.

ЙЙ VIDEO MONITOR (S-VIDEO) OUTPUT JACK

Permits S-VHS video connection to a monitor.

•j AUDIO MONITOR OUTPUT JACKS (R and L)

Permits audio connection to a monitor.

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( OPERATION Of REMOTE CONTROL (Wireless)

- ■ ’"his remote control unit is not only able to operate the projector but usabie as a wireless mouse for a PC. One pointing pad and

ir ■tv.^^lick buttons are used for wireless mouse operation.

Wireless mouse is usabie when PC mouse pointer is displayed on the screen. When the menu or indicator of the projector is displayed on the screen instead of the PC mouse pointer, the wireless mouse cannot be used.

NOTE: To use the unit as a PC wireless mouse, connect the

projector to the PC with the attached cable. Signals from the projector are transmitted to the PC, enabling the remote control unit of the projector to be used as a PC wireless mouse. (Refer to ’’CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR” in pages 9 to 14 for the connection.)

FRONT

SIDE

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MODE BUTTON

Used to seiect source. (Computer 1, Computer 2, Video 1 or Video 2 Input)

LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

Used to turn the projection lamp on or off.

VOLUME BUTTONS

Used to adjust volume.

Fi« ZOOM BUTTON

Used to select power zoom lens adjust.

P-TIMER BUTTON

Used to operate the P-TIMER function.

fì FOCUS BUTTON

Used to seiect focus adjust.

NO SHOW BUTTON

Used to change the screen into black image.

SOUND MUTE BUTTON

Used to mute sound.

Q LENS SHIFT BUTTON

Used to select power lens shift.

II FREEZE BUTTON

Use this button to freeze on-screen image.

AUTO IMAGE BUTTON

Used to operate the AUTO iMAGE function.

MENU BUTTON

This button will activate the MENU operation. Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT button and the

SELECT (REAR CLICK) button to make adjustments to the projector’s setting in MENU operation.

NORMAL BUTTON

Use to reset to normal picture adjustment preset by factory.

SI POINTING PAD

(POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON)

When in use as a remote for the projector.

To select an item on the MENU that you want to adjust. To select an item, move the arrow by pressing the pad

upward, downward, leftward or rightward. Used to operate power zoom lens, power focus system or power fens shift by pressing the pad either upward or

downward.

When in use as a wireless mouse

Used to move the pointer. The pointer is moved according to the direction you are pressing.

FRONT CLICK BUTTON

This button has the same function as the right button in a PC mouse. Pressing this button does not affect any

operation when in MENU mode.

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

When in use as a remote for the projector.

This button has different functions depending on when used. This button is used to execute the item selected, to

increase or decrease the values in certain items such as CONTRAST or BRIGHTNESS.

When In use as a wireless mouse

This button has the same function as the left button in a PC mouse.

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REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION

S!' ‘e - talij' ai imo l'.o

Note; For correct polarity (+ and -

terminai), be sure the battery terminals are in contact with the pins in the compartment.

USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

Point the remote control toward the projector (Receiver window) whenever pressing the buttons. Maximum operating range for the remote control is about 16.4’ (5 m) and 60 “ front and rear of the projector.

To insure safe operation, please observe the foliowing precautions:

• Use (2) AA type alkaline batteries.

• Change two batteries at the same time.

• Do not use a new battery with a used battery.

• Avoid contact with water.

• Do not drop the remote control unit

• If batteries have leaked on the remote control, carefully wipe the case clean and load new batteries.

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( OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROL (Wlreless/WIred) )

A WIRED REMOTE JACK

When using the wired remote control, connect the remote cable to this jack.

MODE BUTTON

Used to select source. (Computer 1, Computer 2, Video 1 or Video 2 Input)

LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

Used to turn projection lamp on or off.

VOLUME BUTTONS

Used to adjust volume.

ZOOM BUTTONS

Used to operate power zoom tens.

FOCUS BUTTONS

Used to operate power focus system.

SOUND MUTE BUTTON

Used to mute sound.

A LENS SHIFT BUTTONS

Used to operate power tens shift.

A P-TIMER BUTTON

Used to operate the P-TfMER function.

il AUTO IMAGE BUTTON

Used to operate the AUTO IMAGE function.

NO SHOW BUTTON

Used to change the screen into black image.

MENU BUTTON

This button will activate the MENU operation.

Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT buttons and the SELECT button to make adjustments to the projector’s setting in MENU operation.

POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

To select an item on the MENU that you want to adjust. To select an item, move the arrow by pressing these

buttons (UP. DOWN. LEFT or RIGHT).

FREEZE BUTTON

Use this button to freeze on-screen image.

SELECT BUTTON

This button has different functions depending on when used. This button is used to execute the item selected, to increase or decrease the values in certain items such as CONTRAST or BRIGHTNESS.

•1 NORMAL BUTTON

Used to reset to normal picture adjustment preset by factory.

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REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION

2 ^ Diiiie'ics‘i'!:o the

compc-rtriieni:.'

Note: For correct polarity (+ and - iermina!), be sure the battery terminals are in contact with the pins In the compartment

The remote control unit can be used as wireless or wired remote control,

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.,U5JNp^THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (wireless);

Point the remote control toward the projector (Receiver window) whenever pressing the buttons. Maximum operating range lor the remote control is about 16.4’ (5 m) and 60 ° front and rear of the projector.

USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (wired)j

Connect a remote control cable to R/C jacks located on the wireless/wired remote control unit and the side of projector.

To insure safe operation, please observe the following

precautions;

• Use (2) AA type alkaline batteries,

• Change two batteries at the same time.

• Do not use a new battery with a used battery.

• Avoid contact with water.

• Do not drop the remote control unit.

• If batteries have leaked on the remote control, carefully wipe the case clean and load new batteries.

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CONTROL THE PROJECTOR

The projector has two types of operation: DiRECT OPERATION and MENU OPERATION. DIRECT OPERATION allows yoii to operate the projector by using one button without showing the MENU. In MENU OPERATION mode, you display

r IS where you can adjust the projector’s settings. Follow the instruction for each control.

DIRECT OPERATION

ADJUST ITEM

LAMP POV/ER ON.'OFF SIODLSLLLCI MOD:_ SOUND VOLIiMF SOUND MUTE

ZOOM

FOCUS

LENS SHIFT

NORMAL PICTURE

:> SHOW

P-TIMER

TOP CONTROL OP THE PROJECTOR

.AMP PEWEP ON OFF

VOl > IME (+; and ( - ) VOLUME {+) and ( - ) VOLUME {+) and ( - )

NOT AvAll ABLE MUTE

■ 1 O’'"! 1 , 1 FOCUS

(A:a-ri( )

1 ENS SHIFT

(.A) and {V}

NORMH_

NOT AVAILABLE

WIRELESS WIRED

REMOTE CONTROL

LAMP POWER ON-OFF

MODE

ZOOM

(A)andCy) FOCUS

(A)and(V)

LENS SHIFT

(A)and(y)

NORMAL

NO SHOW NOSHOW

P-TIMER

WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL

LAMP POWER ON-OFF

MODE

MUTE

ZOOM POINT (UP/DOWN)

FOCUS

POINT (UP/DOWN)

LENS SHIFT POINT (UP/DOWN)

NORMAL

P-TIMER

FREEZE PICTURE

AUTO IMAGE

NOT AVA'„ABLE FREEZE AUTO IMAGE

AUTO IMAGE

FREEZE AUTO IMAGE

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MENU CPERATtON

ADJUST ITEM

.лООЕ SELECT.

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT POINT UP/DOWN SELECT

1. COMPUTER/VIDEO MODE

ADJUST ITEF/

SOUND

SOUND VOLUME

TREBLE

BASS BUILT-IN SP.

SOUND MUTE

LANGUAGE

SETTING

BLUE BACK DISPLAY

REVERSE T Б REVERSE H ^ SPLIT WIPE LAMP AGE

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN SELECT

WIRELESSAVIRED REMOTE CONTROL

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN .

SELECT

w:rele3S/Wired wireless

REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

W RELESS REMOTE CONTROL

MENU POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (UP/DOWN) SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (UP/DOWN)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (UP/DOWN)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

MENU EXIT

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT

2. VIDEO MODE (Video Equipped Models Only)

ADJUST ITEM

COLOR SYSTEM

VIDEO SOURCE

VIDEO

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PICTURE IMAGE

COLOR

V/HITE BALANCE

CONTRAST BRIGHTNESS

3HARPNESS

PICTURE SCREEN

WIDE REGULAR

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT POINT UP/DOWN SELECT

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

POINT LEFT/RiGHT SELECT

V/IRELESSAVIRED \ V/iRELESS

REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT POINT UP/DOWN SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

MENU POINT (LEFT/RIGHT)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

MENU POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (UP/DOWN)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (LEFT/RiGHT)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (UP/DOWN)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

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3. COMPUTER MODE

ADJUST ITEM

OMPUTER SYSTEM

AlJTO IMAGE

FINE SYNC

1 TOTAL DOTS

1 POSITION

PICTURE IMAGE

FINE SYNC

TOTAL DOTS

Y/HITE BALANCE

CONTRAST

BRIGHTNESS

PICTURE POSITION

TOP CONTROL OF '.VIRELESS V/IRED THE PROJECTOR ' REMOTE CONTROL

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT

POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT POINT UP/DOWN SELECT

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT

POINT LEFT/RfGHT/UP/DOWN

SELECT

POINT LEFT^IGHT SELECT POINT UP/DOWN. SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT POINT UP/DOWN SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN

SELECT

WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK) POINT (UP/DOWN) SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK) POINT (UP/DOWN)

SELECT (REAR CLICK) MENU

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK) POINT (UP/DOWN)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

MENU POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN) ‘

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

PC ADJUSTMENT

PICTURE SCREEN

TRUE

EXPAND

COMPRESSED PANNING

NOTES:

1. The MENU, once activated, will not disappear unless you choose MENU EXIT operation. If you switch to DIRECT operation by pressing a DIRECT operation button while in MENU mode, the menus will disappear and the MENU operation will end.

2. You can use the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT or the TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR to operate the MENU operation.

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

MENU POINT LEFT/RIGHT

SELECT POINT UP/DOWN SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT POINT UPyDOWN SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT SELECT POINT UP/DOWN

SELECT

POINT LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK) POINT (UP/DOWN)

SELECT (REAR CLICK)

MENU POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) SELECT (REAR CLICK) POINT (UP/DOWN) SELECT (REAR CLICK)

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN)

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USING THE PROJECTOR

'O TUm ON THE PROJECTOR

the projector to a source (Computer, VCR, Video Camera, Video Disc Player, etc.) using the appropriate

terminals on the side of the projector (See "CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR" section on pages 9-16). Connect the projector's AC power cord into a wall outlet and turn the MAIN ON/OFF switch (located on the side of the

projector) to the ON position. The LAMP POWER indicator wilt light RED, the READY indicator will light GREEN, Press the LAMP POWER ON/OFF button on the remote control unit or on the

projector to ON. The LAMP POWER indicator light wit! dim and the cooling fans will operate. The wait display appears on the screen and the count-down starts

{30-29-28-...1), The signal from the source appears after 30 seconds.

CAUTION: THIS PROJECTOR USES A METAL-HALIDE ARC LAMP. TO EXTEND THE LIFE OF THE LAMP, ONCE YOU HAVE TURNED IT ON, WAIT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE TURNING IT OFF.

NOTE: TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR flashes red, the projector will automatically turn off.

Wait at least 5 minutes before turning the projector on.

If the TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR continues to flash, follow the procedures beiow: (1) . Press LAMP POWER ON/OFF button to OFF.

(2) . Check the air fitter for dust accumulation. (3) . Remove dust with vacuum cleaner (See "AIR FILTER CARE AND CLEANING” section on page 50.)

(4) . Press LAMP POWER ON/OFF button to ON.

'I If the TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR still continues to flash, call your authorized dealer or service

station.

» TO TURN OFF THE PROJECTOR

Press the LAMP POWER ON/OFF button on the remote control unit or on the projector.

The "Power off ?” appears on the screen. Press again the LAMP POWER ON/OFF

button to turn OFF the projector. The LAMP POWER indicator will light bright and READY indicator will turn off. The cooling fans wil! operate for 1 minute after the projector is turned off. (During this "cooling down” period, the projector cannot be turned on.) The READY indicator will iight green again and the projector may be turned on by pressing ffie LAMP POWER ON/OFF button. To power down completely, turn the MAIN ON/OFF switch (located on the side of the projector) to the OFF position.

DIRECT OPERATION MODE SELECT

Press the MODE button (located on remote control unit or on the projector) to select Computer 1, Computer 2, Video 1 or Video 2 Input. The "Computer 1”, "Computer 2“, "Video r or "Video 2” display will appear on the screen for a few seconds.

Computer i v

Computer 2

Video ^ .

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SOUND VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

Press the VOLUME buttons (located on remote control unit or on the projector) to adjust the volume. The volume display will be displayed on the screen for a few seconds. Pressing volume (+) will increase volume and increase the number on the screen. P! ing volume (- ) will decrease volume and decrease the number on the sche^n.

Ц|| Volume

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SOUND MUTE FUNCTION

Pressing the MUTE button on the remote control unit will mute audio. Press the MUTE button again to restore audio to its previous level. The mute display will be displayed on the screen for a few seconds.

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ZOOM ADJUSTMENT (Top control and Wirefess/WIred remote control unit)

Press the ZOOM (+) or ) button to obtain your desired picture size. For a larger picture,

■ press (+) and for a smaller picture, press (-).

"zoom adjustment (Wireless remote control unit)

Press the ZOOM button and press POINT UP/DOWN button(s) to obtain your desired picture size. The Zoom display will be displayed on the screen for a few seconds. For a larger picture, press (UP) and for a smaller picture, press (DOWN).

FOCUS ADJUSTMENT (Top control and Wireless/Wired remote control unit)

Press the FOCUS (+) or (-) button for a sharper, crisper picture.

FOCUS ADJUSTMENT (Wireless remote control unit)

Press the FOCUS button and press POINT UP/DOWN button(s) to obtain a sharper, crisper picture. The Focus display will be displayed on the screen for a few seconds.

Focus

LENS SHIFT FUNCTION (Top control and Wireless/Wired remote control unit)

Press the LENS SHIFT (+) or (~) button to obtain your desired screen position.

Lens shift

LENS SHIFT FUNCTION (\Mreiess remote control unit)

Press the LENS SHIFT button and press POINT UP/DOWN button(s) to obtain your de d screen position. The Lens shift display will be displayed on the screen for a few

seib.„,.Hcis.

NORMAL PICTURE FUNCTION

The normal picture level is factory preset on the projector and can be restored anytime by pressing the NORMAL button (located on remote control unit or on the projector). The ’’Normar display will be displayed on the screen for a few seconds.

Normal

NO SHOW FUNCTION

Press the NO SHOW button on the remote control unit. The screen will change into black image and the ”N0 SHOW" is displayed on the screen for a few seconds. This funcfion is cancelled when the NO SHOW button is pressed again or any other function button is pressed.

'N'p' sHow-'-;|

P-TIMER FUNCTION

Press the P-TIMER button on the remote control unit The timer display ”00:00” appears on the screen and the timer starts to count the time (00:00-59:59). Press again the P-TIMER button to stop the timer. Then press the P-TIMER button to cancel the P-TiMER function.

00:01

FREEZE PICTURE FUNCTION

Press the FREEZE button on the remote control unit, and the picture wifi remain on-screen. This function is cancelled when the FREEZE button is pressed again or any other function button is pressed.

NOTE: Your computer or video equipment is not affected by this function, and will continue to run.

AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION

Press the AUTO IMAGE button on the remote control unit or on the projector. The item(s) indicated "ON” in the AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION are adjusted automatically. It r e items in AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION are "OFF”, AUTO IMAGE SETTING display appears. If you wish to operate

the>-^TO IMAGE FUNCTION, perform the steps 3 - 9 of "AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION” section on page 39.

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MENÜ OPERATION

In MENU OPERATION mode, you can adjust the projector. You can use the TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

- -the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT.

CONTROL OF

WIRELESS REMOTE

CONTROL UNIT

MODE SELECT

You can select a mode from MAIN MENU display among computer 1, computer 2, video 1 and video 2.

1. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON (s) to select Computer or Video and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box MODE DISPLAY will appear.

3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

4. Move the arrow to the mode you want (computer 1, computer 2, video 1 or video 2) to use by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

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VIDEO SOURCE SELECT (VIDEO MODE) Video-Equipped Models Only

1, Connect the video equipment to the PROJECTOR, and turn them on projector first. 2, Set MODE SELECT to "VIDEO MODE”.

Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box wit! appear. Press the POINT LEFT/RiGHT BUTTON(s) to select VIDEO SOURCE and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box VIDEO SOURCE DISPLAY will appear. The current VIDEO SOURCE is displayed

In the window.

5. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

6. To change the current VIDEO SOURCE, press the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to move the arrow to a desirable video source and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

7. The setting changed remains effective until the MAIN ON/OFF switch is turned off.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

VÌDEO SOURCE DISPLAY

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PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT (VIDEO MODE) Video-Equipped Models Only

Picture adjustments have been preset at the factory. If you want to change the setting, operate the projector as

follows.

. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

W. Press the POINT LEFT/RiGHT BUTTON(s) to select IMAGE and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

Another dialog box IMAGE ADJUST DISPLAY will appear. This shows the current picture settings.

3. In this dialog box. you can adjust the settings by increasing or decreasing the levels shown as numbers. The items and the range of the levels that you can adjust are summarized in the table below.

4. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

5. Move the arrow to an item that you want to adjust by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON{s). ■

6. To increase the level, point the arrow to A and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. To decrease the level, point the arrow to V and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

7. You may want to store the settings in the memory so that you can recall them later. To store the settings, move the arrow to Stored and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have stored the settings, "OK T is displayed for confirmation.

8. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The stored settings are permanently held even if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

9. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

10. If you do not want to store the settings, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The settings changed remains effective until the MAIN ON/OFF switch is turned off.

11. To recall the settings from the memory that you have stored, move the arrow to Reset and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have reset the settings, "OK ?" is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. You can adjust the settings again if needed.

NOTE: TINT' will be skipped in the PAL. SECAM, PAL-M and PAL-N mode.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

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TABLE OF PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

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COLOR

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BRIGH'^NESS SHARPNESS SOFTER

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PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT (VIDEO MODE) Video-Equipped Models Only

This projector has the Wide function, which enables you to view a wider video image.

WIDE function

's projector is able to project not only a norma! video image (with 4x3 aspect ratio), but also a wider video image

compressing 4x3 image. This feature enable you to enjoy watching pictures like cinema images. You can switch

either to WIDE or to REGULAR screen mode.

1. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select SCREEN and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box SCREEN ADJUST DISPLAY will appear.

3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

4. To switch to '’Wide” mode, move the arrow to Wide by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

5. To switch to "Regular” mode, move the arrow to Regular by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

6. The "Wide" settings remains effective until the MAIN ON/OFF switch is turned off.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

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COMPUTER SYSTEM SELECT (COMPUTER MODE)

This projector is adjustable to different types of computer display signals based on VGA, SVGA. XGA or SXGA (See

"COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS" on the next page). If you set MODE SELECT to "COMPUTER”, the

- '^'-olector will automatically process the incoming signal and project the proper image without any special setting.

.hough this will work in most cases, you may be required to manually set the projector for some computer signals. If

'The computer image is not reproduced properly, try the following procedure and switch to the computer display mode

that you want to use,

1. Connect the COMPUTER to the PROJECTOR, and turn them on projector first.

2. Set MODE SELECT to "COMPUTER MODE (1 or 2)This shows the current display mode initially detected by the projector in the system window. And "Current mode" display appears.

NOTE: 1. if the projector cannot discriminate or detect the input signal from the computer, the "Go PC adj.” display

appears.

NOTE: 2. If no input signal from the computer, the “No signal” display appears on the screen. '

3. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPUY dialog box will appear.

4. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select SYSTEM arid press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

Another dialog box COMPUTER SYSTEM DISPLAY will appear.

5. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

6. If you want to change the current display mode, move the arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to select one of the modes.

7. Press the SELECT {REAR CLICK) BUTTON to charrge the display mode.

8. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

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COMPUTER SYSTEM D'SPL/AV

CURRENT MODE DISPLAY

PC ADJUSTMENT

SYSTEM

1 VGA 1 I

VGA:

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' VGA3.

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MAIN MENU DISPLAY

When the mark {O ) is displayed as BLACK, computer system mode will be available on the next page. Move an arrow to the mark (O ) and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to show computer system mode

described on the ne)d: page.

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VGA3 W3A4_'

Modi' 1

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This is a special function that may be used wherr a computer image is not reproduced properly. (See the pages 42 45 for more detail.)

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COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS

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H-rraq.

(khz

v„,CA1 640 X 480 31.47

V'GA2 VGA3 VGA-I D-.o;* 100 VGA5 VGA6

720 •- 400 _ 6-40 X 400

31 -17

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37.85

640 X 480

37.86

540 480 37.50

MACLC13 640 X 480 34.97 66.60

13 CfO ^ 180

PC98 640 X 400

FM TOWNS

G40 400 SVGA1 800 X 600 SVGA2

800' 6C0 SVGA3 800 X 600 SVGA4

800 ' 600

SVGAS 800 X 600

3.5 do 24, S3

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56.25

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800 X 600

34.50

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800 X 500

38.60 800 X 600 47 90 71.92 800 ■ 300

800 ' 600

32.70

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1024 -■ 7G8

1024 768

XGA6 1024 \ 768

X'-A7

XGA8

1024 768

1024 X 768

60.023 56 47 60 31

48.50

44.00

63.48

60.31

5- 09

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54 58

79.35

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74.38

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XG.-'-11 XGA12

XGA13 XGA14

MAC 15 102'- ■ 768

SXGA1 SXGA2 1230 :C24 G2.50

SX3A4 SXGA5

SXGA6 b\J'-7 1280 1024 31.13 SXGAS

SI : *J SXGA10 sxG.A-:i SXGA12 SXGA13

S,\GA14 '2E0 ■ 1024

SXGA15

SXGA'6 .SXOA17 115'’ SXGA18

SXG.A-9

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1280 X 1024

.1280, X 1024

1280 X 960

1152 X 900 1152 X 900

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1280 A ■C24

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71.40

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63.37 .

73.97

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MAC

1280 X1024

80.00

75.08

NOTE: This projector can accept the signal from all computers with the above mentioned V, H-Frequency and iess

than 135 MHz Dot Clock.

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AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION (COMPUTER MODE)

The Auto image function is provided to automaticaKy adjust Fine sync., Tota! dots and Screen position for most computers.

Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

T2. Press the POINT LEFT/RiGHT BUTTON(s) to select AUTO IMAGE and press the SELECT {REAR CLICK}

BUTTON. Another dialog box AUTO IMAGE SETTING DISPLAY will appear.

3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow wifi appear.

4. Move the arrow to an item(s) you want to adjust by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s).

5. Change the setting "On", press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

6. Move the arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to select "Go!" and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The auto image function is started now. It will take about 10 seconds.

7. To store the settings, move the arrow to Stored and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have stored the settings, "OK?" is displayed for confirmation.

8. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The stored settings are permanently held even if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

9. To quit the MENU, point to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

10. This setting is temporarily effective until you turn off the projector or change the input signal.

NOTE; The fine sync., total dots and screen position of same computers may not be fully adjusted with the "Auto

Image Function”. In that case, use the "Picture Image” and/or "Picture Position” adjustments (see pages 40 ~

41) to make fine-adjust them after the "Auto Image Function” is executed.

AUTO IMAGE SETTING

DISPLAY

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MAIN MENU DISPLAY

AUTO IMAGE

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PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT (COMPUTER MODE)

Picture adjustments have been preset at the factory, !f you want to change the setting, operate the projector as

follows.

■■ Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select IMAGE and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

'"^Another dialog box IMAGE ADJUST DISPLAY will appear. This shows the current picture settings.

3. Jn this dialog box, you can adjust the settings by increasing or decreasing the levels shown as numbers. The items and the range of the levels that you can adjust are summarized in the table beiow.

4. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

5. Move the arrow to an item that you want to adjust by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s).

6. To increase the level, point the arrow to Д and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. To decrease the level, point the arrow to V and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

8. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The stored settings are permanently held even if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

9. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

10- If you do not want to store the settings, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK)

BUTTON. The settings changed remains effective until the MAIN ON/OFF switch is turned off.

To recall the settings from the memory that you have stored, move the arrow to Reset and then press the

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have reset the settings, ”OK ?“ is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. You can adjust the settings again if needed.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

IMAGE

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IMAGE ADJUST DISPLAY

NOTE: The projector may not reproduce

a proper image for some SXGA [ signals. Since SXGA (1280 X 1024) j. ■ image is converted to XGA (1024 X 768) image by partial scan, some lines and dots of the image do not appear.

Some video noise of flicker on

this compressed SXGA image

cannot be eliminated even though

you try to make a Fine sync

adjustment.

TABLE OF PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

FINE SYNC

TOTAL DOTS

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The number of the total dots in one horizontal period. Adjust the number to match your PC image.

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BRIGHTNESS DARKER 0 ■-» 63 BRIGHTER

DECREASE 0 63 INCREASE

LIGHTER 0 ► 63 DEEPER

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PICTURE POSITION ADJUSTMENT (COMPUTER MODE)

1. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON{s) to select POSITION and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box POSITION SETTING DISPLAY will appear.

ress the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

4. Move the arrow to a desirable direction t or 4- } by pressing the POINT LEFT/RIGHTAJP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to a desirable picture position.

5. You may want to store the settings to the memory so that you can recall them later. To store the settings, move the arrow to Stored and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have stored the settings, "OK ?" is displayed for confirmation.

6. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The stored settings are permanently held even if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

7. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

8. if you do not want to store the settings, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The settings changed remains effective until the MAIN ON/OFF switch is turned off.

9. To recall the settings from the memory that you have stored, move the arrow to Reset and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have reset the settings, ”OK ?" is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow

to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. You can adjust the settings again If needed.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

FOSmON

F~l 1

POSITION SETTING DISPLAY

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PC ADJUSTMENT

This projector can automatically detect most display signals from most persona! computers currently distributed.

However, some computers adopt a special signal format which is different from the standard one and the projector "'■^.nnot detect it. If this happens, the projector cannot reproduce a proper image. And a flickering picture, a

n-synchronized picture, a non-centered picture or a skewed picture may be projected instead.

For those non-standard formats, this projector is provided with PC ADJUST, enabling you to precisely adjust several

parameters to match with the input signal format. The projector has eight independent memory areas where you can

store the parameter you have set. This enables you to recaithe setting for a specific computer when you need it.

1. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select PC ADJUST and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK} BUTTON. Another dialog box ” Where to reserve” will appear,

3. In this dialog box, you will select one of the memory areas from among "Mode 1" to "Mode 8”. If parameters have been previously set and stored in the memory, the status "Stored” will appear on the corresponding row. If not,

"Free" will appear.

4. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

5. Move the arrow to one of the "Modes” (Free position) where you want to store the parameters by pressing the

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s). Press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to select it.

NOTE; If "Stored" appears in all Modes, no new PC parameter data can be stored, in this case, clear the PC

parameter data using the Mode free Function,

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6. Another dialog box ’PC ADJUSTMENT DISPLAY 1” will appear and the parameter data for the Mode you have selected is shown in this dialog box.

7. The parameters will be filled with the data determined by the projector according to the present signal Input.

8. The function of the parameters and their values are summarized in the table below.

. Move the arrow to an item that you want to adjust by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON (s).

"To. To increase the level, point the arrow to A and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON, To decrease the

level, point the arrow to V and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

11. If you want to store the settings in the memory, move the arrow to Stored and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have stored the settings, "OK ?" is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow to Yes and

then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON .

12. To recall the parameter data before setting, move the arrow to Reset and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have reset the settings, "OK T is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON . You can adjust the settings again if needed.

13. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. n

14. If you quit the MENU without storing the settings in the memory, the parameter data you changed will not be kept "

15. The stored settings are permanently held even if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

16. Adjust the data such as a "Clamp". "Heighf and "Width" if needed, move the arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to select (T). Press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

PC ADJUST

TOTAL LINES

TOTAL DOT’S

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PC ADJUSTMENT DISPLAY 1

ITEM FUNCTiON

The number of the total vertical lines. Adjust the number to match your PC image.

The number of the total dots in one horizontal period. Adjust the number to match your PC image.

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HORIZONTAL

VERTICAL

Adjustment of the horizontal picture position. When the image is not centered on the

screen, adjust this. Adjustment of the vertical picture position. When the image is not centered on the screen,

adjust this.

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17. Another dialog box ”PC ADJUSTMENT DiSPLAY 2” will appear and the parameter data for the Mode you have selected is shown in this dialog box.

18. Move the arrow to an item that you want to adjust by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON (s).

19. To increase the level, point the arrow to A and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. To decrease the levef, point the arrow to V and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

■w. if you want to store the settings in the memory, move the arrow to Stored and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have stored the settings, "OK ?" is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow to Yes and

then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON .

21. To recall the parameter data before setting, move the arrow to Reset and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have reset the settings, ”OK ?” is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow to Yes and then

press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON . You can adjust the settings again if needed.

22. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

23. If you quit the MENU without storing the settings in the memory, the parameter data you changed wii: not be kept.

24. The stored settings are permanently held even if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

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ITEM

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FUNCTION

Adjustment of the clamp level. When the image has a dark bar, try this adjustment. Expanding or compressing level for the vertical direction.

Expanding or compressing level for the horizontal direction.

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yOPE FREE

The Mode free lunciion is provided to confirm or clear the parameter data produced by PC ADJUST.

-■ Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear. ’ress the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select PC ADJUST and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK)

''“BUTTON. Another dialog box ” Where to reserve” will appear.

3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

4. Move the arrow to one of the "Modes" (Stored position) that you want to confirm by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s). Press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box "PC ADJUSTMENT DISPLAY” will appear.

5. To quit the MENU, point to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

6. To modify the parameter data, perform the steps 9 - 24 of PC ADJUSTMENT SECTION.

7. To clear the parameter data, move the arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to select Mode tree. Press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. ”OK?” is displayed tor confirmation.

8. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to clear the parameter data.

9. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

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PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT (COMPUTER MODE)

This projector has a picture screen resize function, which enables you to project the image size.

Input image

resolution

Less than XGA (1024 X 768) image

XGA (1024 X 768)

image

More than XGA (1024 X 768) image

True

Mode

None

Expand

Mode

None

Compressed Mode

None

Panning Mode

None

□

1. Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box wifi appear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select SCREEN and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box SCREEN ADJUST DISPLAY will appear.

3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

4. To switch to "Expand mode", move the arrow to Expand by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The mode is changed "Expand".

5. To switch to "True mode", move the arrow to True by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and then press

the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The mode is changed 'True”.

6. To switch to "Compressed mode", move the arrow to Compressed by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s)

and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The mode is changed “Compressed".

To switch to "Panning mode", move the arrow to Panning by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and then

'-'press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The mode is changed "Panning".

Press the POINT UP/OOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to move the panning image position. The display of "Quit" is appearing on the screen during panning mode. If this display is disappeared, the panning mode is cancelled,

8. Press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to disappear the "Quif display and panning mode is cancelled.

9. This setting is temporarily effective until you turn off the MAIN ON/OFF switch.

NO TE; The normal "Panning Operation" may not function properly if the computer system prepared with the "PC

Adjusf is used.

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When input is VGA (640 X 480) or SVGA (800 X 600) image.

When input is XGA

(1024 X 768) image. When input is SXGA

(1280 X 1024) image.

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OTHER FUNCTION SETTING

This projector has other function settings: Blue back. Display, Reverse T/B, Reverse R/L, Split wipe and Lamp age.

‘ BLUE SACK

,en this function is in the "On” position, the projector will project a blue image without video noise on the screen

t^en the video source is unplugged or turned off.

DISPLAY

When this function is in the ”On" position, on-screen displays always appear when adjustments are made. Although these on-screen displays are very helpful, these may spoil the view if adjustments are made during presentations. To avoid this, you can keep back certain displays by switching this function "Off. The followings are the displays that you can hide.

• Wait Display

• Mode Display ™

• Volume Display Q

• Mute Display

• Zoom/Tocus/Lens shift Display

• Normal Display

• No show Display

REVERSE T/B

When this function is in the "On" position, the top/bottom picture reverse.

REVERSE L/R

When this function is in the "On" position, the left/right

picture reverse capability lets you project onto a rear projection screen.

•^LIT WIPE

TOm SPLIT WIPE function On in the SETTING menu. The picture will change into next one by sliding black image side ways when the input source is changed. Change the input source by MODE button. The picture is replaced by black image from side ways to the center, and

the next one appears from the center to side ways like drawing the black curtains.

LAMP AGE

The Lamp age function Is designed to reset the lamp replacement monitor timer. When replacing the lamp, reset the

lamp repiacement monitor timer by using this function.

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BLUE BACK, DISPLAY, REVERSE T/B, REVERSE L/R AND SPLIT WIPE

1. Press the MENU BUTTON and me MAiN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select SETTING and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box SETTING DISPLAY will appear.

Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

''»T Move the arrow to an item you want to set by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s).

5. if you want to change the setting (On or Off), press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

6. To quit the MENU, point to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

7. The settings are permanently kept even if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

MAiN MENU DISPLAY

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LAMP AGE

NOTE: Do not reset the LAMP REPLACEMENT MONITOR TIMER, except after the lamp is replaced.

Press the MENU BUTTON and the MAIN MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

Yess the POINT LEFT/RiGHT BUTTON(s) to select SETTING and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

“Another dialog box SETTING DISPLAY will appear.

3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

4. Move the arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to select Larnp age and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you reset the lamp replace monitor, "lamp replace monitor reset?” is displayed for

confirmation.

5. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON, ”OK?” is displayed for confirmation.

Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON, the lamp replace monitor is reset.

6. Move the arrow to No and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON, The lamp replace monitor is not

reset.

7. To quit the MENU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

MAIN MENU Di3=LAT

SETTING

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AIR FILTER CARE AND CLEANING

The removable air filter prevents dust from accumulating on the surface of the projectioti lens and projection mirror.

Should the air filter become clogged with dust particles, it will reduce the cooling fan’s effectiveness and may result |r rr al heat build up and reduce the life of the projector.

To'ciean the air filter, follow the cleaning procedures beiow:

1. Turn the LAMP POWER ON/OFF button OFF.

2. Remove the air filter cover.

3. Remove the air filter and sponge from the filter cover.

4. Clean the air filter with a vacuum cleaner.

5. Replace the air filter and sponge. Make sure that air filter cover is fully inserted.

Do not clean with water. It may damage the air filter.

a A'

Do not operate the projector without air filter.

RECOMMENDATION

AIR FILTER COVER

TO ENJOY PICTURE IMAGE, USE THE PROJECTOR IN THE CLEAN ENVIRONMENT.

When using under the dusty or smoky conditions, dust may accumulate on the liquid crystal panel and lens inside it, and the picture projected may be stained or blurred with dust.

When these problems occur, contact your authorized dealer or service station for the cleaning.

The TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR flashes red when the internal temperature of the projector exceeds the norma! temperature.

Possible causes for the temperature warning may be;

1. Ventilation slots of the projector are blocked. In such an event, reposition the projector so that ventilation slots are not obstructed.

2. Air filter is clogged with dust particles. Remove dust from the air filter by following instructions in the Air Filter Care and Cleaning section above.

TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR

SPONGE

AIR FILTER

AIR FILTER COVER

3. if temperature warning Indicator remains on after performing the checks listed above, cooling fan/internal circuits may be malfunctioning. Request service from an authorized dealer or service station.

-SO-

TEMPERATURE

WARNING INDICATOR

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Warranty

''ч,

'•y'Tia Corporation warrants that the Próxima® PRO AV™ product manufactured

Шву xima Is free from defects in materials and workmanship under norma! use

during the Warranty Period. The Warranty Period commences on the day of purchase by the end-user. The Warranty Period is one year. The pro|ector tamp is not covered by this Warranty. Each Próxima product is manufactured from new parts, or new and some used

parts. In some cases, the product may have been delivered to another end-user and then returned, in all cases, the product has undergone testing and quality inspection, and Proxima's full warranty terns apply. The end-user’s sales receipt or invoice showing the date of purchase of the product and the name of the Reseller is proof of date of purchase. The Warranty extends only to the original purchaser and is not transferable. During the Warranty Period, Próxima wiil, at no addittona! charge, repair or replace defective parts or at the option of Próxima, replace the entire unit.

This Limited Warranty does not extend to any Próxima product that has been

damaged or been rendered defective (a) as a result of accident, misuse, or other abuse; (b) by the use of parts not manufactured or sold by Próxima; or (c) by modification of the product; or (d) as a result servicing by non-authorized personnel.

Limitation of Warranties

The foregoing warranty is expressly in lieu of any other express or implied

warranties, including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness for a

*^cular purpose. To the extent not prohibited by law, ail statutory warranties are

waived and excluded from this warranty. Próxima expressly disclaims all

^amamies not stated in this Limited Warranty,

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Ask Proxima AV 9310L User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

PROXIMA*

PRESENTATIONS

TO THE OWNER

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

IMAGE RESOLUTION

UNPACKING THE PROJECTOR

'TRADEMARKS

POWER REQUIREMENTS

'OSmONfNG:

SETTING-UP THE PROJECTOR

ROOM LIGHT

LEVELING AND ELEVATING ADJUSTMENTS

VErsITILATION

MOVING THE PROJECTOR

CAUTION IN CARRYING OR TRANSPORTING THE PROJECTOR

CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR

Connecting a Macintosh PowerBook computer

CONNECTING THE VIDEO EQUIPMENT (Video-Equipped Models Only)

OPERATION OF CONTROLS

LAMP REPLACEMENT INDICATOR

TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR

READY INDICATOR

rm LAMP POWER INDICATOR

mW ZOOM BUTTONS

FOCUS BUTTONS

LENS SHIFT BUTTONS

LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

I] MODE BUTTON

AUTO IMAGE BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

NORMAL BUTTON

a POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

(Video-Equipped Models Only)

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@ AUDIO INPUT JACKS-1 (R and U)

VIDEO INPUT JACKS-2 (BNC TYPE X 3)

MODE BUTTON

LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

VOLUME BUTTONS

Fi« ZOOM BUTTON

P-TIMER BUTTON

Q LENS SHIFT BUTTON

II FREEZE BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

NORMAL BUTTON

(POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON)

When in use as a wireless mouse

FRONT CLICK BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

When In use as a wireless mouse

USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

( OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROL (Wlreless/WIred) )

A WIRED REMOTE JACK

MODE BUTTON

LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

VOLUME BUTTONS

ZOOM BUTTONS

FOCUS BUTTONS

SOUND MUTE BUTTON

A LENS SHIFT BUTTONS

A P-TIMER BUTTON

il AUTO IMAGE BUTTON

NO SHOW BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

FREEZE BUTTON

SELECT BUTTON

•1 NORMAL BUTTON

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USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (wired)j

CONTROL THE PROJECTOR

DIRECT OPERATION

MENU CPERATtON

1. COMPUTER/VIDEO MODE