Ask Proxima DP2800 User Manual

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Set:up Procsedures

]. Place the projector on a solid fiat surface at a right angle (perpendicular) to

the projection screen and parallel to the floor.

2. Raise the cover assembly until it clicks into place,

3. Raise the mirror assembly into its fully open position.

For steps 4-7, select the appropriate procedure for your system:

Desktop Computers

4. Turn off the computer, monitor,

and Desktop Projector.

5. Unplug the monitor cable from

the computer and attach it to the MONITOR end of the "Y" cable.

6. Plug the ”T‘ cable's COM PUTER (or CPU) end into the computer’s monitor port.

7. Insert the "Y" cable’s LCD end

into the projector’s COMPUTER port.

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4.5.Turn off the computer and the Desktop Projector.

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Plug the "Y" cable s COMPUTER (or CPU) end into the computer’s monitor port.

6. Insert the "Y" cable's LCD end

into the projector’s COMPUTER port,

7. Attach the Macintosh or VGA

video terminator to the "Y" cable’s MONITOR end.

8. Connccc video and audio sources to the projector:

CONNeCTOPi

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COMPUTER

Both models

VIDEO liM

DPs?SDD and OPSTOa witTi

video upgrade

S-VHS

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2700

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video upgrsde

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AUDO IN OPSQQO only

AUDIO

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AUDO OUT

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PUNCTION/CABt-E

Connects computer video

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- VGA video “Y" osple CCABA-S)

- Macintosh video "y” cable

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For Cyclops system

or Pr«ae.ntstiQn Control Software

- Din B-to-OBS IBM serial data cabía CCS33-S)

Macintosh AOB date cable

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Video input from WTSC.

PAL or SECAM,

• Composita videcysudia cable tCASV-S)

S-VHS or S-Video Input.

- S-Video cable CCABB-SI

Audio input from computer

or microphone.

- Computer sudic cable

Audio input from

NTSC/PAL^ECAfs/l/S-VHS source or mterophone.

- Composte vìc^O'^audsa cable CCA3T-ej

Cannecte an externo!

speaker system.

- Computer audio cable [GASS-S

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Projector; LCD MOhitXjr: MONITOR Mac; CPU/TvIAC II IBM; COMPUTERA/GA

InstelSadan insixtJGdons

included with Cyclops

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Projector: VIDEO IN ' Yellow RCA plug Source: УЮЕО OUT

- Yellow RCA plug Prolacbor: ViOEO IN

- MiP! ОИ A Source: ViOEQ OUT

- МИ1 On A Prolector: COMPUTER

AUDIO IN

- RCA plugs Source: AUDIO OUT “ Mini lack

Projectes': L/Я AUOfO IN

• Wt-iise СилЧесЗ tRJ BCA piuBS

Source; L.« AUOIQ OUT

- Wbice CLiRed tH3 RCA plugs

Projector: AUDIO OUT

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External Amplifier; UR

AUOO IN

- UR RCA pluga

Power up the Desktop Projector and external monitor before turning on the computer so that each display is properly sensed during the

computer’s boot-up sequence.

10.

Rotate the projector's focus ring for the clearest displayed image. Use the

tide screen image that appears when you first power up the projector.

Motees The Connector Panel's RS-232 port can be used with the optional Cyclops interactive pointer system or Proxima’s Presenta

ción Control Software. Installation instructions are included with

Cyclops and the software.

с on tira I Panel

cofsí-mc3í_ INUNCTION

VOLUME Adjusts audio level of the projector's intjernal speakers

BROHTNESS BVNJC Ccmpensetes for fine vaHat^lons in и^Ье diming of dbe

VIDEO

MEÍníU /

ARROWS Makes small adjustments to the projected imege’s position.

спретао only}.

lncresses,'‘decreases dhe fcright:nees of tihe projected image-

computer* video signal-

Swidcbes between computer video, NTSC^AL/SECAM

video, or S-VHS.

Press once m display tbe Levels Menu. Press egsin to displsy the Setup Menu. Press a third time to exit the Menu WindowHold down for several seconds to initiate CoptionaQ Cyclops

light messuremenc seguence. Hold down when powering up projector to disabie Cyclops, Toggles the projection lamp ON/OFF.

Changes Menu Window settings when in MENU mode.

- Press the Right/Left arrow key to move to the setting. ~ Press tbe Up^Down arrow key to change Che setting.

Warnin^Alerf: Light;s

Warning and alert lights located on the projector's control panel provide you with an indication or the Desktop Projector's operating condition.

CONTROL FUNCmON

aVERTEMP Illuminates in the unlikely event tiie projector reaches an

REPLACE

LAMP

over-fcem paratu re c on diti on. Illuminates if the active and/or spare projector lamp has

burned out.

Levels Menu

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Press the MENU/© key to display the Levels Menu. This menu varies automatically based on the t)'-pe of video source displayed.

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BRíQHTNESS jncreases/ciecpeasBs Lhe overall brightness of the projected

SVKJC

VOLUME Adjusts the eudiio leve! of the pnojectohs internsl speaker®

RED GREEN Adjusts the green cotor signai for computer video. BLUE

TÎNT

CONTRAST

image.

Compensates for fine variations in tee timing of the

Computer video signal.

cDP^eoa only}.

Adjusts the red color signa! for computer video-

Adjusts the blue color signal for computer video ~ Adjusts the Red and Green color balance for

NTSG/PALySECANVS-VHS video.

Adjusts tee difference between light and dark segments Of

the projected image.

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SeLup Menu

Press the MENU/© key a second time to display the Setup Menu.

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rrdjecton Flips the displayed image for use with a rear projection

FREQUENCY

LANGUAGE

STORE? Seva© aettings currently displayed in bote Menus. SETTINGS Retrieves factory-set or stored settings, or seves the

Ltste tee name of tee input source detected by the

projector.

Accessible in modes where other choices are avatlable,

based on the type of signal the projector is receiving,

Switches between NORMAL and REVERSE modes-

REVERSE is used primarily for viewing text screens.

Selects tee color mode most suitable for tee proiscted

image.

screen.

Synchronizes the projector wite tee video source. Note; Adjust SYNC before changing FREQUENCY.

Switches tee language set used in the Menu Window:

English,

current settings.

F^nencti,

German, Italian, and Spanish.

FUPJCTSOISI

Remote Control

The Remote Control contains all the key

Rinctions available on the Control Panel and provides access to additional functions nor available on the Control Panel or through the Menu Window.

MEKU

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CYCLOPS

COMTPÌOL FUESICTION

MUTE Toggles sound OFF/ON to the

TEXT Toggles between Qr-aphios mode

REV PAUSE

intternal end exte.mal speskecs

of 6AO X mode of TSO x AQQ iines. DOS text is ees?sr to view when using Text mode.

Works with Ppoxima's

Presentation Control Software, which can be used ta sequence electronic slides. Detalied ins-trucdons are included with the software.

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For Warrant)', Ps-icni and FCC compliance informadon, refer to the Desktop Projector2SÖ0¡2700 User's

Guide.

Proxima and Cyclops are regiscered crademarl'S of Proxima Corpoi^tion, Desktop Projector and trade dress are

trademarks ofProxima Corporation.

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PROXIMA®

Desktop Frepi

■ Model DP2800 and Model DP2700

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

The Proxima® Desktop Projector™ and Remote Controi:

1) Control Panel

2) Mirror Assembly

3) Internal Speakers (DP2800 only)

4) Cover Assembly

5) Top Air Intake Piker

6) Recessed Carrying Handle

7) Front Air Intake Filters

8) Cyclops Lens

Projection Lens Assembly

9) and Focus Ring

10) Remote Control

11) Connector Panel 12} Lamp Selector

13) Lamp Chamber Latch

14) Power Cord Receptacle

15) Power Switch

16) Circuit Breaker Reset Button

PROXIMA®

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Multimedia LCD Projectors

(Models DP2800 and DP2700)

USER’S GUIDE:

Proxima Desktop Proiector Models

This manual contains information for setting U; and the Proxima® Desktop Projector” ’ as follows;

• Desktop Projector

•

prupclor

• Desktop Projector2800

• Desktop Projector2700

• Model DP2800

• Mode! DP2700

Both the Desktop Projector 2800 and the Desktop Projeaor 2700 have many aspects in cormnon. Unless otherwise indicated, the inloiTnation contained within this manual is common to both models. Where controls, operations, or other aspects differ between models, an ican indicating doe model number appettrs next to the material chat applies to it. The model number will also be caled out in the body of the text.

up and using the Proxima* Desktop Projector’’''

2700. These projectors are referenced throughout the manual

2800

Warranty

LimStatian of

Warranties

FCC

Statement

Proxima Corporation warrants that the Proxima® Desktop Projector™ produa

manufactured by Proxima is free from defects in materials and tsforkiitanship under normal use during the Warranty Period. The Warrant)' Period com mences on the day of purchase by the end-user. The Warrant}' Period is one year. The Desktop Projector lamps are not covered by this W'arraiit)'.

The end-user’s sales receipt or invoice showing the date of purchase of the product and che name of the Reseller is proof of date of purchase. The Warrant)' extends only to the origifial. purchaser and is not iransferabk.

During the Warranty Period; Proxima will, at no addiuonai charge, repair or replace defective parts ot at the option of Proxima, replace the entire unit.

This limited W’arranty does not mend to any Proxima 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 Proxima; (c) by modificarion of the product; or (d) as a result of servicing by non-audiorized

personnel. The foregoing W'afranry is expressly in lieu of any other expressed or implied

warranties, including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. To the extent not prohibited by law, a!! statutory warranties are hereby waived and excluded from this Warranty. Proxima expressly disclaims all warranties not stated in this Limited Warranty.

Warning: This equipment gerteraces, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with limits for a Class "A" computing device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of the FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a cammerciaJ environment. Opera tion of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in. which case the user, at his own expense, will be required to take whatever measures may be necessary to correct the interference.

T rademarks.

Patents, and

Proxima and Cyclops are registered trademarks of Proxima Corporation. Desktop Projector and trade dress are trademarks of Proxima Corporation. IBM is a registered trademark of IntemadonaJ Business Machines Corporation. Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Other trademarks are the propert)' of their respective owners. U.S. patent numbers 5,153,568, 5,225,875 and 5,264.835 apply to the Desktop Projector 2700 and Desktop Projector 2800. U.S. patent number 5,276,436 applies to the Desktop Projretor

2800. Other U.S. and foreign patents are pending.

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Chapter i

Introducing Che

Proxima®

Desktop

Projector™

Desktop Projector Familv.

................................................... i~2

Cyclops Interactive Pointer System ''X'Tiats in the Box?

................................................................

............

Conl:en1:s

......... 1-2

1-3

Chapter* S

Detailed Setup

Your Proxima Desktop Projector..........................................

Getting Started .......................................................... 2—2

Opening the Projector .......................................

...........2-2

Closing the Projector .......................................................2-7

Transporting the Projector.................................

Connecting the Desktop Projector

COMPUTER

.................................................................

.........................................2-9

.,,....„..2—8

RS-232 ....................................................................... ..2-13

\TOEOIN.................................................................. 2-14

S-WiS

...

.................................................................... 2-15

COMPUTER AUDIO IN

.....

.........................................

AUDIO IN....................................................................

Connecting a Monaural Source ...................................

Connecting a Microphone ................................ ,-.....2—18

AUDIO Oirr............................................................... ,2-lS

Powering Up

Appi)ing Power to the Projector............................

.........................................................................2-21

......

Turning On/Off the Lamp.............................................2-23

Projecting the Image

Image Sire

..........

..............................................

..............................................................

..2—24

.2—24

Focusing.......................................................................

Keystoning

........................................................... ..2-26

2-1

2-10

2-I<5 2-16 2-17

2-21

2-25

Chapter 3 The Control Panel

Usingliie The Control Panel Keys

Desktop Arrow Keys

Projector BRIGHTNESS Кда,...........................................................

.............

.........................................................

...........

.........................................................3-2

............................................................

.......

LAMPKer^....................................................................... ...3-2

MENU/0 (QCLOPS) Key.........................................

SYNC Keys .............................................................. .....3-4

\3DEO Key.............................................................. .....3-4

VOLUME Keys............................................................ 3-4

The Menu Settings

Selecting and Changing Settings................................ ...3-3

Saying Changes

Levels Menu................................................................... ....3-6

BRIGHTNESS

SYNC ............................................................................ 3-7

VOLUME

RGB Controls; RED, GREEN & BLUE

TINT......................................................................... 3-7

CONTRAST

Setup Menu

SOURCE IMAGE... COLORS

PROlECriON.............................................................

FREQUENCY.............................................................. 3-11

LANGUAGE ................................................................3-11

STORE?............................................................................3-n

SETTINGS .............................................................. Э-12

Waraingand Alert Dghts.................................................. 3-13

OVERTEMP Warning Light....................................... 3-13

REPLACE LAMP Men light

Remote Control .................-................................................

MUTE Key.................................................................... 3-16

TEXT Key.........................................................-........

REV, PAUSE and ¥WD Keys

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3-5

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3-10

3-14

3—15

..3-16

Chspt:er 4 Cleaning ...................................................................................4-2

Maintenance Projection Lens or Mirror

...............................................4-2

General Maintenance............................................................ 4-3

Swircking Lamps

.............................................................

Replacing Lamps............................................................ 4-4

Changing Air Filters.................................................. 4-7

Changing the Remote Controls Batteries..

...............

Temperature Extremes............................................... 4—12

4-3

4—12

Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Chart

Troubieshooting "^^^re to Get Help

Appendix A

Specifications

Appendix B

Accessories & Replacement Parts

Index

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5—1 5—4

Chapter*

Introducing the Proxima® Desktop

Projector™

The Proxima Desktop Projector family consists of portable, color data and video LCD desktop projection products that make sharing data and presenting information as easy as connecting your computer to your monitor.

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The Proxima Desktop Projeccor in use

User's Guide • 1-1

Chapter 1 • Introducing the Proxima® Desktop Pnojector

Desktop

Projector

Family

Cyclops

interactive

Pointer

System

The Desktop Projector family includes the following products:

• The Desktop Projector 2800 is a video—ready, active-matrix multimedia projector for all desktop projection applications.

» The Desktop Projector 2700 is an acttYe-mairix, high-

performance color projector with optional video capabilities.

* The Desktop Projector 2300 is an affordable high quality

color projector for all data desktop projection applications.

This manual covers only the Model DP2800 and the Model DP2700.

All Proxima Desktop Projectors come Cydops-ready. Cyclops is an interactive pointer system that functions like a cordless mouse and lets you control your computer and softw^are from the projection screen.

ISIote;

You cannot use Cyclops and Proxima’s Presentation Control Software at the same time. To disable Cyclops aini use the software, hold the MENU key on the Control Panel down

when you turn the projector power on. This procedure tuiil not

taork with the remote control. To re-enable Cyclops, turn the

projector off and then power it up again.

"1 -2 • User's Guide

Chapter 1 • introducing the Proxima*- Dask-fcop Projector

What’s in the

Box?

After you've opened the box and removed the Desktop Projector and shrink-wrapped accessor)' packs, make sure you have aJi the items shown in Figure 2.

CAUTiOIM! The Desktop Projector should be treated like any

ocher precision optical instrument. Handle it carefully.

Figure

Items inciuded with the Desktop Projector

The internationaJ version has three extra power cords for Europe

(part number Cl003—6), Great Britain (part number Cl011—6),

and Italy (part number Cl012-6).

User’s Guide • 1 -3

Chapter 2

Detailed Setup

Your* Pr*oxima

Oeakt;ctp

Projector

Before you begin, examine the components of the projector.

Figure 3

The Proxima Oeekcop Projector and Remote Contro!

(1) Control Panel (2) Mirror Assembly (3) Internal Speakers* (4) Cover Assembly (5) Top jAir Intake Filter (6) Recessed Handle (7) Front Air Intake Filters (8) Cyclops Lens

* MpM DP2800 eni:

(9) Projection Lens Assembly

and Focus Ring (10) Remote Control (11) Connector Panel (12) Lamp Selector

(13) Lamp Chamber Latch (14) Power Cord Receptacle (15) AC Power Switch (16) Circuit Breaker Reset Button

User's Guide • 2-i

Chapter 2 • Detailed Setup

GefctiriQ Opening the Projector

Started

I. Place the projector on a solid, flat surface. The projector

should be located at a rigiit angle (perpendicuiar) to the projection screen and parallel to the floor.

Top View

Peopendicuter to the

projection screen

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Side View

Parallel to the floor

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Postcioning tile Desktop Projector

Note! If you’re using a media cart, make sure the wheels are locked to prevent it from moving.

Chapter S • Deteile-d Setup

2. Grasp the front edge of the cover assembly at the upper front of the projector. Raise it until it reaches the first stop. You can also use the projector in the fully open position by raising the cover assembly to the second stop.

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Opaning the cowso assembly

CAUTION! The Desktop Projector's cover and projection

mirror assemblies have been designed to limit over-extension.

Applying excessive pressure can damage the pro|ector.

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Chapter 2 • Detailed Setup

3. Place your fingers beneath the mirror assembly (located at the lower center of the front panel) and raise it into place until it reaches a 45'’ angle (approximately) relative to the cop of the lens assembly.

Figure S

Raising fche mirror assembly

User's Guide

Figure

The Desktop Proieotor in the open position

Your projected image should fill the projection screen. If yon want to raise or lower the projected image, simply adjust the

mirror assembly to the appropriate angle.

Chapter 2 • Detailed Setup

CAUTION! DO NOT attempt to lift or move the projector

hy using the assembly cover or projection mirror as a handle. IT

IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CLOSE THE PROJECTOR COMPLETELY BEFORE MOYYNG IT!

If you must move the projector while it is open, grasp it securely at the sides by the lower part of the housing to support the weight of the unit.

FIsure B

Moving the proiector when open

User's Guide • 2-5

Cfiapcer S • Detailed Setup

Using an AV Tripod

Located on the bottom of the Desktop Projector is a connector for use with a tripod. Use only a heavy-duty, industrial audio

visual tripod that can support at least 20 pounds.

To attach the tripod to the projector:

1. Grasp the projector by the handle and stand it on its side.

2. Holding the tripod sideways, screw its threaded camera mount into the connector on the bottom of the projector.

3. Extend and lock the tripod’s legs.

4. Grasp the projector by its handle and place your other hand under the unit (the side opposite the handle). Lift and turn the projector into its normal operating position on top of the tripod.

« User’s Guide

CALiTIOIM!

Be extremely careful when using the projector

with a tripod. The foliosving precautions should be obsen,-ed:

• You can mount the projector on a tripod by yourself. However, it is easier to do this if someone else is holding the

projector tvhiie you connect the mount.

* Make sure that the tripod legs and camera mount are

securely locked.

* Do not place the tripod and projector in any paihw'ays that

you or your audience will be using during the presentation.

• Make sure that all cables are secured and out of the way. In

particular, be extremely careful of the power cord and any

extension cords.

Chapter S * Detaiied Setup

Closing the Projector

To close the projector, reverse the opening procedures.

1. Rotate the projection mirror assembly forward and do'«'’n until it is in the fully closed position.

2. Rotate die hinged cover assembly forward and down ontU it is in the fully closed position.

CAOTIOFSt!

Gently c! ose the mirror and hinged cover

assembly. Forcing them to snap into place may damage the mirror assembly. Close the assemblies in the proper order. Do not attempt to close the projector by only moving the cover assembly.

User’s Guide •

Chapter 2 ^ Detailed Setup

Transporting the Projector

CAUTiOlM! Do not move or transport the Desktop Projector

without securely closing the projector and disconnecting ail of the

cables.

The Desktop Projector has a recessed carrying handle lo^cated in

one of the side panels.

1. Push in on either end of the handle. Pull the handle up.

2. Release the handle. The spring-loaded mechanism will retract it back into the body of the projector.

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Figure S

Accessing the handle

IMote; The projector has protective feet on the side opposite the handle as well as on the bottom.

Chapter 2 • Detailed Setup

Connecfclng

the Desktop

Projector

Take a moment to look at the projector's rear connector panel,

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The Conoecfcor Panels

Connector Cb3 Oescription

1 HS-a32

COMPUTER

AUDIO OUT

AUDIO IN Left and right inputs

5 COMPUTER

AUDIO IN

B VIDEO IN NTSC/PAL/SECAM input

S-VHS

■ Requires ap transí vtdea adapter ipart: numt>er A1 35)

For using optional Cyclops system or Presentation Control SoftAware

Connects computer video to the proiecton

Stereo output to eKternel powered speakers or external sound system

from VCP or other audio source, or amplified or wireless microphone

Left and right inputs from computer audio source, or amplified or wireless microphone

from VCRs, laserdisc piayers, and camcorders

Input from S-VHS or

S-video source

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Chapter 2 » Detailed Setup

COMPUTER

The video Y-cab!e allows you to connect your computer to both

the Desktop Projector and to a separate computer monitor so that you can view computer video output on the monitor and projection screen simultaneously.

Desktop Computers

if you are using a desktop computer, regardless of whether it’s an IBM compatible or a Macintosh system, the sequence for connecting it to your Desktop Projector is exactly the same. Use

the Y-cablc appropriate to your system. For IBM compatibles, use part number C454-6; for Macintosh systems, use part number C464-6.

2-10 • User's Guide

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VGA and Macintosh connectors

1. Turn off all power to your computer, its monitor, and the Desktop Projector.

2. Unplug your monitor cable from your computer’s video monitor port and attach the cable to the short end of the Y-cable (marked MONITOR).

3. Locate the Y-cabie's common end, marked CPU/MAC II for Macintosh systems and COMPUTER/VGA for IBM—

compatibles. Plug it into the computer's monitor port.

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