BOXLIGHT Revolution III User Manual

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USERS GUIDE

BOXLIGHT 6000

Revolution III

19332 Powder Hill Place Poulsbo, WA 98370-7407 USA

www.boxlight.com

Direct Phone: USA: (360) 779-7901 Europe: +44 (0) 1732-840-404

Free phone within these areas:

United Kingdom: 0800-762-575 Germany: 0800-180-8381 France: 0800-9132-88 USA and Canada: 800-762-5757

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

THIS SYMBOL INDI CA TES THAT DA NGEROUS VOLTAGE CONSTITUTING A RISK O F ELECTRIC SHOCK IS PRESENT WITHIN THIS UNIT.

THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THAT THERE ARE IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE USER'S GUIDE WITH THIS UNIT.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

TO THE OWNER

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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 FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the user's

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.

As the owner of the Revolution , 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 49 - 50 and try the solutions marked for each problem.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE O R ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPO SE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

The

Revolution

has a grounding-type AC lin e pl ug. Th is i s a safety feature to be sure that th e pl ug wil l fi t

into the power outlet. Do not try to defeat this safety feature.

Intense light source. Do no t stare directly i nto the p rojection lens as possible eye damage could result. Be especially careful that children do not stare directly into the beam.

If the Revolution will not be used for an extended time, unplug the Revolution

from the power outlet.

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

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

All the safety and ope rating instruct ions should be read before the product is operated.

Read all of the ins tru ct ions given her e and ret ain them f or later use. Unplug this project or from AC power supply before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaner s. Use a damp clot h for cleaning.

Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

Do not pla ce this projec tor on an u nstable car t, sta nd, or table. The pro jector may fall, causin g serious injur y to a child or adult, and serio us damage to the pr ojector. Use only with a cart or stand recommended by the manufactur er, or sold with the pr ojector. Wall or shelf mounting should follo w t he manufacturer's inst ructions, and should use a mounting kit approved by the manufacturer.

Do not expose this unit to rain or use near wat er for example, in a we t basement, near a swimming pool, etc.

Slots and open ings in the back and bot tom of the cabinet are pr ovided fo r vent ilatio n, to ins ure re liable oper ation o f the equipment and to protect it from overheating .

The openings sho uld n ever be co ver ed with clot h or oth er material, and the bott om opening sho uld not be bloc ked by placing the projecto r on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surf ace. This project or should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register.

This project or s hould no t be pla ced in a built- in in st alla tion

such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation is provided .

This projector should be operat ed only from the type of power source ind icated on the mar king label. If y ou are not sure of the type of power supplied, consult your authorized de aler or local power company.

Do not ov erload wall outlets and extens ion cords as this

can result in fire or electric shock. Do n ot allow anything to rest o n the power c ord. Do not locate this p r ojector where the cord m ay be damaged by p ersons walking on i t.

Never push o bjects of an y kind into th is project or thr ough

cabinet s lots as t hey m ay tou ch dange rou s volt age poin ts

or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric

shock. Never s pill liquid of any kind on the project o r .

Do not attempt to service this projector yourself as

opening or removing covers may expose you to

dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to

qualified serv ic e personnel.

Unplug this pro jec tor from wall outlet and r efer servicing to

qualified service personne l under the following conditions:

a. When the po wer cord or plug is damaged or fr ayed. b. If liquid has been spilled into t he projector. c. If the projector has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the pr ojector do es not opera te normally b y following

the operating ins tructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as improper adjust ment of other controls may r esult in damage and will oft en require extensive wor k by a qualified technician to rest ore the projector to norm al operation.

e. If the projector h as been dropped or the ca bin et has

been damaged.

f. When the projector exhibits a distinct change in

performa nc e - this indicates a need for ser v ic e.

When replace m ent parts ar e re quir ed, be sure the serv ice

technician has us ed replacement part s specified by the

manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original par t. Unauthor ized su bstit ut ions m ay re sult in fir e, electric shoc k , or injury to persons.

Upon completion of any service or repairs to this projector, a sk the service tec hnician to perfor m routine safety checks to determine that the projector is in safe operating con dition.

This projector is e quipped with a grounding ty pe AC line plug. Should you be unable to insert the plug into the out let, c ontac t your

electrician. Do not defeat

the safety purpose of this grounding type plug.

Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the projectors.

For added prot ection to the proje ctor during a lightn ing storm, or when it is lef t unattende d and unused for long periods of tim e, unplug it from the wall ou tlet. This will prevent dam a ge due to lightning and powerline sur g es .

An applian ce an d car t combinat ion should be moved with car e. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven

surf aces may caus e the appliance

and cart combination to overturn.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION 5

COMPATIBILITY 5 IMAGE RESOLUTION 5 PORTABILITY 5 UNPACKING THE PROJECTOR 5 TRADEMARKS 5

POWER REQUIREMENT 6 DESCRIPTION 7 SETTING-UP THE PROJECTOR 8-9

POSITIONING 8 ROOM LIGHT 8 VENTILATION 8 LEVELING AND ELEVATING ADJUSTMENTS 9

MOVING THE PROJECTOR 9 CONNECTING THE PROJ ECTOR 10-17

CONNECTING THE COM P UTER 10-14 Connecting an IBM-compat ib le desktop comp uter 11 Connecting a M ac intosh desktop computer 12 Connecting an IBM-compat ib le laptop comput e r 13 Connecting a Macintosh PowerBook computer 14 CONNECTING THE VIDEO EQUIPMENT 15-16 CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL S PEAK ER 17

OPERATION OF CONTRO LS 18-20

TOP OF THE PROJECTOR 18-19 REAR OF THE PROJECTOR 20

OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROL 21-23

REMOTE CONTROL BA TTERY INSTALLATION 23 USING THE REMO TE CONTROL UNIT 23

CONTROL THE PROJECTOR 24-26

DIRECT OPERATION 24 MENU OPERATION 25-26

USING THE PROJECTOR 27-46

TO TURN ON THE PROJECTOR 27 TO TURN OFF THE PROJECTO R 27 DIRECT OPERATION 28

MODE SELECT 28 SOUND VOLUME ADJ USTMENT 28

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SOUND MUTE FUNCTION 28 ZOOM ADJUSTMENT 28 FOCUS ADJUSTMENT 28 NORMAL PICTURE FUNCTIO N 28 FREEZE PICTURE FUNCTION 28 FINE SYNC ADJUSTMENT 28

MENU OPERATION 29-46

MODE SELECT 29 SOUND ADJUSTMENT 30 LANGUAGE ADJUSTMENT 30 MENU EXIT 30 COLOR SYSTEM SELECT 31 PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT 32 PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT 33 COMPUTER SYSTEM SELECT 34

COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SPECIFICATION

35 PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT 36 PICTURE POSITION ADJUSTMENT 37 PC ADJUSTMENT 38-41 AUTO IMAGE FUNCTI ON 42 PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT 43 OTHER FUNCTION SETTI NG 44-46 AUTO RETRACT 44-45 BLUE BACK 44-45 DISPLAY 44-45 CEILING 44-45 REAR 44-45 LAMP AGE 46

AIR FILTER CARE AND CLEANING 47 TEMPERATURE WARNING I NDICATOR 47 LAMP REPLACEMENT 48 CLEANING THE LENS 49 TROUBLESHOOTING 49-50 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 51

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INTRODUCTION

The Revolu tion¡is a mult imedia pro jector de signed fo r porta bility, du rability, and ease of u se. The Revolu tion utilizes built-in multimedia featur e s , a palette of 16.77 million color s , and active ma trix liquid crys tal display (LCD) technology.

COMPATIBILITY

The projector is c o m patible with many d ifferent ty p es of personal computers and vid eo devices, inclu din g;

IBM-compatible computers, including lapt ops, up to 1280 x 10 2 4 resolution. Apple Macinto s h a nd PowerBook computers up to 1280 x 1024 r e s olution. Various VCRs, vid eo dis c p lay e r s , video cameras, satellite TV tuners or ot her AV equipmen t us ing any of the wo r ld wide

video stand ards NTSC, NTSC4.43, P AL an d S ECAM .

IMAGE RESOLUTION

The reso lution of the pr ojector 's pr ojected im age is 1024 x 768. The p rojecto r display s comput er imag es 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 r esolution is higher than 128 0 x 1 024, reset it to a lower resolu t ion before you co nn ec t the project o r.

PORTABILITY

The projector is extre mely compact in size and we ight. Having a sophistica ted shape like an attac hÈ case with a retractab le c ar r ying han dle , th e pr oje ct o r will help yo u ma ke powe rf u l pr es ent at ions whe re ver you go. To st r eng t hen t he portability, t he LENS RETRACT f unc t ion is des igned t o pr ot e ct t he len s f r om be ing da ma ged du rin g tr an spo rt a t ion. Wit h

this function, the lens is pu lled in when not in use.

UNPACKING THE PROJECTOR

The projec tor com es wit h the par ts sho wn listed below. Check t o ma ke sure a ll are includ ed. I f any par ts ar e miss ing, contact Boxlight.

User's Guide. AC Power Cord. Remote Contro l Tr ansmitter Unit and batter ies. Lens Cover. Protectiv e Du s t Cover. VGA Cable. VGA/MAC Adapter. Mouse Cable for P S/2 port. Mouse Cable for s erial port. Mouse Cable fo r A DB p ort.

TRADEMARKS

Apple, Macintosh, and PowerBook ar e tr ademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. IBM and PS/2 are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines, Inc.

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Projector side (Female) AC outlet side (Male)

POWER REQUIREMENTS

our projector uses nominal input voltages of 100-120

VAC

or 200-240 VAC. The pr ojector automatic ally selects the corr ect 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 stat ion if y ou are not sure what type of power is supplied to your building.

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Connect the AC power supply cord (s upplied) to the projector.

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DESCRIPTION

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REMOVABLE LENS COVER

FRONT

PROJECTION LENS

SPEAKER

INFRARED REMOTE RECEIVER

AIR INTAKE VENT

REAR

MAIN ON/OFF SWITCH

EXHAUST VENT

CARRY HANDLE

INFRARED REMOTE RECEIVER

POWER CORD CONNECTOR

CAUTION HOT AIR ! Air blown from the exhaust vent is hot. Observe the following when handling your projector or choosing a location to instal l it.

Keep heat-sensitive objects away from the exhaust port. If you set the proje ctor on top of a metallic surface, the sur face will become hot becaus e of the hot air exhaust. Be careful when handling. Do not touch t he cabinet near the exha ust vent ar ea, and espe cially screws and me tallic parts. Thes e parts will become h ot while the projector is us ed.

BOTTOM

AIR INTAKE VENT

LAMP COVER

LEVELING/ELEVATING FEET

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ROOM LIGHT

Ideally the projec tor should be placed in a room with limited light. Pict ure quality will be directly affected by light ing c onditions.

SETTING-UP THE PROJECTOR

This projector is basically designed to project on a flat project io n s urface. This projector c an be focused from 3.6' ( 1.1m) - 47' (14.3m). Use the illustra tion below as an example when positioning the projector to the sc reen.

POSITIONING :

100"

200"

300"

188"

125"

62"

Minimum Zoom

Maximum Zoom

DISTANCE

400"

250"

This projector is equipped wit h a cooling fan t o pr otect it from overheating. Pay at tent ion to t he f ollowing t o en sure t he v entilat ion and avoid a possible risk of fire and malfunctio n.

VENTILATION

Do not cover t he vents with pa pe r s or other ma terials. 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 t he projector may pr event the projector from t aking the cooling air through the bottom vent.

20"

Screen Size (W ~H) inch

Height (H1) Height (H2)

16 x 12

60"

100"

150"

200"

300"

400"

49 x 36

80 x 60 120 x 90

160 x 120 240 x 180

320 x 240

32 inch

4 inch

53 inch

7 inch

80 inch 10 inch

106 inch

14 inch

160 inch

20 inch

212 inch

28 inch

10.7 inch

1.3 inch

Min. Zoom

Max. Zoom

20"

32"

Distance

100"

150"

200"

300"

Screen Size

62" 94"

125"

188"

60"

37"

400" 250"

3.6'(1.1 m)

6.9'(2.1 m) 11.8'(3.6 m)

17.8'(5.4 m)

23.7'(7.2 m)

35.2'(10.7 m) 47'(14.3 m)

EXHAUST VENT (REAR SIDE)

AIR INTAKE VENT (BOTTOM SIDE)

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LEVELING AND ELEVA TING ADJUSTMENTS

Use the carry ha nd le when moving the p r ojector.

MOVING THE PROJECTOR

Two feet adjust the projection a ngle. The projection angle can be adjusted up to 6 ° degrees by rotating the two (left and right) feet located on the bottom of the projector.

Retract th e lens, replac e the lens cove r and r ota te the leveling/elevation feet fully clockwise when moving the projector to prevent damage to the projector.

CAUTION IN CARRYING OR TRANSPORTING THE PROJECTOR

Do not drop or b u m p the projector , otherwise damage or mulfun c tion may result . When carrying the projector, use a Boxlight recommended Carrying Case. Do not t ransp ort the project or by using a courie r or tran spor t ser vice in an unsuit able t rans port case. This ma y cause dam age to th e projec tor. To t ran sport t he proje ctor throu gh a courie r or tr anspo rt ser vice, u se a Boxligh t recommended Case. For a carrying o r t ransportation cases, con t ac t a Boxlight aut horized dealer.

DOWN

LEVELING/ELEVATION FEET

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CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR

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11121314

HDB15-PIN TERMINAL

Your project o r is eq uip ped wit h v ar ious a udio/ v ideo in pu ts an d ou t put s in clud ing Com put e r HDB1 5- pin (V G A) t e rm ina ls, Monitor HDB15-pin (VGA) terminals and S-VHS video .

CONNECTING THE COMPUTER

CONNECTING TO THE COMPUTER INPUT HDB15-PIN (VGA) TERMINALS (1 and 2)

Personal comp uters can be co nn ec ted to the HDB15-pin (VGA) t e r minal on the pr oje c tor.

Connect the c omputer to these terminals using th e VGA cable and VGA /MAC adapter (provided).

WARNING: For projectors, the VGA cable provided is designed to reduce RFI (Rad io Fr equency Inter ference)

emissions. Fo r reg ulator y com pliance r eason s, t his cab le mus t be used and must not b e rep laced by any other cable.

CONNECTING TO THE MONITOR OUTPUT HDB15-PIN (VGA) TERMINAL

This terminal contains the information that is viewed on the screen. Monitor can b e c onnected to the HDB15-pin (VGA) terminal on the projecto r .

Connect the monitor to this terminal us ing the monitor c ab le (not provided).

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

Connect audio outputs from your computer to these jacks using t he audio cable (not provided).

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

If you wish 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 projecto r 's control p ort with cable. ( three type ca bles provided)

Pin No./Si

gna

Pin No./Si

gna

1 Red input 9 Non Connect 2 Green input 10 Ground (Vert. sync.) 3 Blue input 11 Sense 0 4 Sense 2 12 Sense 1 5 Ground (Horiz. sync.) 13 Horiz. sync. 6 Ground (Red) 14 Vert. sync. 7 Ground (Green) 15 Reserved 8 Ground (Blue)

ADB

READ

Serial

Port

CLK

PS/2

Port

DATA

GND

TxD

GND

¡ CONTROL PORT

1112

ADB

Port

CONTROL PORT CABLE REMOVAL HINT

Disconnect control port cable with following ste ps .

1. Hold the portion (A) of the connecto r with one hand.

2. Pull the portion (B) a r row direction and remove

connector.

ƒRxD

NOTE: The RxD port (5 p in on t he Serial Port) is pr ovided on control port 2 c onnector only. If you control t he

projector by computer, you must connect control port 2 connector.

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COMPUTER INPUT 1 or 2

COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT 1 or 2

AUDIO OUTPUT

SERIAL PORT INPUT

CONTROL PORT OUTPUT 1 or 2

MONITOR OUTPUT

COMPUTER OUTPUT

PS/2 PORT INPUT

Connecting an IBM-compatible desktop computer

COMPUTER

MONITOR CABLE (NOT PROVIDED)

VGA CABLE (PROVIDED)

MOUSE CABLE FOR PS/2 PORT (PROVIDED)

MOUSE CABLE FOR SERIAL PORT (PROVIDED)

AUDIO CABLE (NOT PROVIDED)

COMPUTER IN 1

MONITOR OUT

CONTROL PORT 1

AUDIO

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

EXT. SP

(8 ¶)

S-VIDEO

AV IN

COMPUTER

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2

AUDIO 1

(STEREO)

CONTROL PORT 2

AUDIO 2

(STEREO)

NOTE: The hook up s h ould be done as per the above illustration. After hook up, t urn on the projector, monitor,

computer, in that order.

AUDIO MONITO R OUTPUT

AUDIO INPUT

Amp.

SPEAKER OUT

Speaker (L)

Speaker (R)

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COMPUTER INPUT 1 or 2

COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT 1 or 2

AUDIO OUTPUT

CONTROL PORT OUTPUT 1 or 2

MONITOR OUTPUT

COMPUTER OUTPUT

ADB PORT INPUT

Connecting a Macintosh desktop computer

3 4 5

VGA/MAC ADAPTER (PROVIDED)

COMPUTER

VGA CABLE (PROVIDED)

MONITOR CABLE (NOT PROVIDED)

MOUSE CABLE FOR ADB PORT (PROVIDED)

AUDIO CABLE (NOT PROVIDED)

3 4 5

13" MODE (640 ~480)

RESOLUTION MODE

SW1

16" MODE (832 ~624)

OFF

SW2

SW3

SW4 SW5 SW6

OFF

OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

VGA/MAC ADAPTER

Set the s lide switches a s shown in the t able below depe nding on the RESOLUTION MODE that you want to use before you turn on the projector and computer.

OFF

SW1 ‘ SW6

19" MODE (1024 ~768) 21" MODE (1152 ~870)

OFF

OFF OFF

COMPUTER IN 1

MONITOR OUT

CONTROL PORT 1

AUDIO

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

EXT. SP

(8 ¶)

S-VIDEO

AV IN COMPUTER

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2

AUDIO 1

(STEREO)

(STERE O)

CONTROL PORT 2

AUDIO 2

(STERE O)

NOTE: The hook up s h ould be done as per the above illustration. After hook up, t urn on the projector, monitor,

computer, in that order.

AUDIO MONITOR OUTPUT

AUDIO INPUT

Amp.

SPEAKER OUT

Speaker (L)

Speaker (R)

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COMPUTER INPUT 1 or 2

COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT 1 or 2

AUDIO OUTPUT

SERIAL PORT INPUT

CONTROL PORT OUTPUT 1 or 2

COMPUTER OUTPUT

PS/2 PORT INPUT

Connecting an IBM-compatible laptop computer

COMPUTER

VGA CABLE (PROVIDED)

MOUSE CABLE FOR PS/2 PORT (PROVIDED)

MOUSE CABLE FOR SERIAL PORT (PROVIDED)

AUDIO CABLE (NOT PROVIDED)

COMPUTER IN 1

MONITOR OUT

CONTROL PORT 1

AUDIO

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

EXT. SP

(8 ¶)

S-VIDEO

AV IN

COMPUTER

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2

AUDIO 1

(STERE O)

(STEREO)

CONTROL PORT 2

AUDIO 2

(STEREO)

NOTE: The hook up s hould be done as per the above illust r a tion. After h ook up, turn o n the project or, computer,

in that orde r .

AUDIO MONITO R OUTPUT

AUDIO INPUT

Amp.

SPEAKER OUT

Speaker (L)

Speaker (R)

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COMPUTER INPUT 1 or 2

COMPUTER AUDIO INPUT 1 or 2

AUDIO OUTPUT

CONTROL PORT OUTPUT 1 or 2

ADB PORT INPUT

Connecting a Macintosh PowerBook computer

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VGA/MAC ADAPTER (PROVIDED)

VGA CABLE (PROVIDED)

COMPUTER

AUDIO CABLE (NOT PROVIDED)

MOUSE CABLE FOR ADB PORT (PROVIDED)

3 4 5

VGA/MAC ADAPTER

OFF

SW1 ‘ SW6

Set the slid e s witches a s s hown in the t able below depen ding on the RESOLUTION MODE that you want to use before you turn on the projector and computer.

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

VIDEO ADAPTER

COMPUTER IN 1

MONITOR OUT

CONTROL PORT 1

AUDIO

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

EXT. SP

(8 ¶)

S-VIDEO

AV IN COMPUTER

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2

AUDIO 1

(STEREO)

(STERE O)

CONTROL PORT 2

AUDIO 2

(STERE O)

NOTE: The hook up s ho uld be done as per the above illustr ation. Aft er hook up, tu r n on the project or, compute r ,

in that orde r .

13" MODE (640 ~480)

RESOLUTION MO DE

SW1

16" MODE (832 ~624)

OFF

SW2

SW3

SW4 SW5 SW6

OFF

OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

19" MODE (1024 ~768) 21" MODE (1152 ~870)

OFF

OFF OFF

AUDIO MONITO R OUTPUT

AUDIO INPUT

Amp.

SPEAKER OUT

Speaker (L)

Speaker (R)

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CONNECTING THE VIDEO EQUIPMENT

CONNECTING TO THE AV INPUT JACKS

Connect to the v ideo and audio output s of a VCR, video disc player, video ca mera, sat ellite TV tuner or ot her AV equipment.

Connect audio/video outputs from external sour ces to these input jacks using the audio/video cable.

If the audio signa l f rom t he AV equipme nt is ster eo, be s ure to c onnect the right and le ft c hannels to t he resp ective

right and left audio input jacks.

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

S-VHS FORMAT VCR CONNECTION

The AV input inc ludes a n ex t r a v ideo inpu t jac k m ar k ed S- VIDE O to allow connectio n to a n S- VHS fo rm at VCR that ha s separate Y/ C video signals. The S-VIDEO jack h a s priority over the VIDEO jac k .

CONNECTING TO THE VIDEO MONI TOR OUTPUT JACK

This ja ck will conta in the v ideo inform ation of t he select ed progr am sourc e video only. If you selec t prog ram sou rce Computer 1 or Computer 2, there is no signa l. Connect video inp ut from AV equipment to this jack by RCA cable. Whenever the S-VIDEO s ignal sou rce is viewed on the sc reen, t he video s ignal availab le at the MONI TOR OUTPUT jack will be in black and white (monochr o m e).

CONNECTING TO THE AUDIO MONITOR OUTPUT JACKS

These jacks will contain the au dio infor m at ion of t he select ed pr ogra m source be ing viewed on the scr een ( Compu t er 1, Computer 2 or Vid eo 1). I f you hav e select ed pr ogra m sourc e Compu ter 1 th e audio sign al co nnec ted to t he Compu ter 1 audio input jack will be availab le a t the audio monitor output jacks.

If the audio input of the au dio equipment is ster eo, be su re to conne ct the righ t and left ch annels to the resp ective

right and left jacks.

If the audio input of the a ud io equipment is mo naural, connec t it to the left jack.

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S-VHS VCR

AUDIO OUTPUT

S-VIDEO OUTPUT

AUDIO INPUT

AUDIO MONITO R OUTPUT

AUDIO INPUT

Amp.

SPEAKER OUT

Speaker (L)

Speaker (R)

VIDEO INPUT

MONITOR

VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO INPUT

Video Cassette Recorder

L R AUDIO OUTPUT

VIDEO OUTPUT

Video Disc Player

Satellite TV Tuner

VIDEO EQUIPMENT

S-VIDEO INPUT

VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT

Connecting the Video Equipment

NOTE

: The hook up should be done as per the above illust ration. Aft er hook up, t urn on the projec tor, video eq uip m ent,

in that o r der.

COMPUTER IN 1

MONITOR OUT

CONTROL PORT 1

AUDIO

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

EXT. SP

(8 ¶)

S-VIDEO

AV IN

COMPUTER

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2

AUDIO 1

(STERE O)

(STEREO)

CONTROL PORT 2

AUDIO 2

(STEREO)

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EXTERNAL SPEAKERS SYSTEM

COMPUTER IN 1

MONITOR OUT

CONTROL PORT 1

AUDIO

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

EXT. SP

(8 ¶)

S-VIDEO

AV IN

COMPUTER

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2

AUDIO 1

(STERE O)

(STEREO)

CONTROL PORT 2

AUDIO 2

(STEREO)

CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL SPEAKER

CONNECTING TO THE EXT. SP. JACK (3.5mm mini stereo type)

This jack outp uts ste reo speaker sound which viewing on screen. If yo u use exte rnal speaker system, co nnect st ereo type extern al speaker jack. Internal sp ea k er sound is discon nected when spea k er jack is connected.

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OPERATION OF CONTROLS

TOP CONTROL

LAMP

REPLACE

WARNING

TEMP.

READY

LAMP

SYSTEM

NORMAL

MODE

ON-OFF

ZOOM

FOCUS

FINE SYNC

VOLUME

\ 18 \

TOP CONTROL

TOP OF THE PROJECTOR

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LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

Used to turn projection lamp on or off.

LAMP POWER INDICATO R

Light is dim when the projector is on. Light is brightened when the pr o jec tor is in stand-by mode.

READY INDICATOR

Light is green whe n projector lamp is ready to be turned on.

TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR

Flashes red when internal projec tor temperature is too hig h.

LAMP REPLACEMENT INDICATOR

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

MODE BUTTON

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

VOLUME BUTTONS

Used to adjust v olume.

SYSTEM BUTTON

Computer Mode

Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT buttons and the SELECT button to select computer system.

VIDEO Mode

Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT buttons and the SELECT button to select color system .

SELECT BUTTON

This butt on has diff ere nt f unct ions depending on when us ed. This butt on is us ed t o exe cute the ite m sele cted , t o increase or de c r ease the values in c ertain items s uch as CONTRAST or BRIGHTNESS.

MENU BUTTON

This button will activate the M ENU o peration. Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT buttons and the SELECT button to make adjustments to the projector's s etting in MENU op eration.

POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIG HT BUTTONS

To select an item on the MENU that you want to ad just. To select a n item, move the ar row by p ressing these

buttons (UP, DOWN, LEFT or RIGHT).

Used to operate power zoom lens or power focus system. (Pressing these button either UP or DOWN)

NORMAL BUTTON

Used to reset to normal picture adjustment preset by factory.

FINE SYNC BUTTONS

Used to adjust fine sync.

ZOOM BUTTON

Used to select power zoom lens adjust.

FOCUS BUTTON

Used to select focus adjust.

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REAR OF THE PROJECTOR

COMPUTER INPUT-2 TERMINAL

Used to connec t a computer to the projec tor.

MONITOR OUTPUT TERM INAL

Used to connect a monitor to the projector.

COMPUTER AUDIO I NPUT-1 JACK mini stereo type

Used to connect a computer a udio input to th e projector.

CONTROL PORT-1 CONNECTOR

Used to connec t a mouse cable t o the project or.

AUDIO INPUT JACKS

Used to connec t an audio input to the projector.

VIDEO INPUT JACK

Used to connec t a video source to the projec tor.

S-VIDEO IN PUT JACK

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

AUDIO MONITOR OUTPUT JACKS

Permits audio connection to a monitor .

VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT JACK

Permits video connection to a monitor.

EXT. SP. JACK (3.5 m m mini stereo t ype)

Used to connect an external speaker system.

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26 27

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COMPUTER INPUT-1 TERMINAL

Used to connect a computer to the projector.

COMPUTER AUDIO I NPUT JACK 2 mini stereo type

Used to connect a computer a udio input to th e projector.

CONTROL PORT-2 CONNE CTOR (SERIAL PORT)

Used to connec t a mouse cable t o the project or.

COMPUTER IN 1

MONITOR OUT

CONTROL PORT 1

AUDIO

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

EXT. SP

(8 ¶)

S-VIDEO

AV IN

COMPUTER

MONITOR OUT

COMPUTER IN 2

AUDIO 1

(STEREO)

(STERE O)

CONTROL PORT 2

AUDIO 2

(STERE O)

NOTE: Control port- 2 c onnec tor c an be al so used

as serial port .

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OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROL

FRONT

SIDE

This r emote cont rol unit is not o nly able to opera te the pr ojector but also u sable as a wirele ss mouse for a P C. One point ing pad and two click but tons are used f o r wireless mouse op eration. Wireless mous e is usa ble wh en PC m ou se po int er is d ispla yed on the screen. When the menu or indicator of the projector is displayed on the screen inste ad of t he PC mou se pointer, the wireless mouse ca nnot 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 contr ol unit of the projector to be used as a PC wireless mouse. (Refer to "CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR" in pages 10 to 14 for the connection.)

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NORMAL BUTTON

Use to reset to normal picture adjustment preset by factory.

LAMP POWER ON/OFF BUTTON

Used to turn the projectio n la m p on or off.

MENU BUTTON

This butt on will act ivate the M ENU operat ion. Us e this b utto n, t he POI NT UP/DO WN/LE FT/RIG HT butt on and the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) button to make adjustm e nts to the pr ojector's setting in MENU operation.

SOUND MUTE BUTTON

Used to mute sound.

VOLUME BUTTONS

Used to adjust v olume.

MODE BUTTON

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

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 arr ow by pressing the pad upward, downward, leftwar d or rightward. Used to operate p owe r zo om lens or power focus syst e m b y pressing the pad either up wa rd or downward.

When in use as a wireless mouse

Used to move the pointer. Th e pointer is mov ed according to the direction you are pressing.

FRONT CLICK BUTTON

This butt on has the sam e fu nctio n as t he right but ton in a PC mous e. Pre ssing this but ton does not af fe ct any operation when in MENU mode.

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON When in use as a remote for the projector.

This butt on has diffe rent f unct ions dependin g on whe n us ed. This but ton is used to exec ute the item select ed, to increase o r d ec rease the valu es in certain items such as CONTRAST or BRIGHTNESS.

When in use as a wireless mouse

This button ha s the same func tion as the left button in a PC m ouse.

FINE SYNC BUTTONS

Used to adjust fine sync.

ZOOM BUTTON

Used to select power zoom lens adjust.

FREEZE BUTTON

Use this button to freeze on-screen image.

FOCUS BUTTON

Used to select focus adjust.

SYSTEM BUTTON

Computer Mode

Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT button and the SELECT (REAR CLICK) button to select computer system.

VIDEO Mode

Use this button, the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT button and the SELECT (REAR CLICK) button to select color system.

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To insure safe op eration, pleas e observe the following precautions: Use (2) AA typ e a lk aline batteries .

Change two batteries at th e s ame time. Do not use a new battery with a us ed battery. Avoid contact with water. Do not drop t he r emote cont r o l unit. If batter ies have leaked on the r emote contro l, carefully wipe t he case clean and load new ba tteries.

REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY INSTALLATION

USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

Point the remot e control towa rd the projec tor (Rece iver window) whenev er pressing the but tons. M aximum oper ating range for the remote control is about 16.4' (5m) and 60 front and rear of the projector.

Remove the battery compartment lid.

Slide the batt eries into the compartment.

Replace the compartment lid.

Note: For correct polarity (+ and -

terminal), be sure the battery terminals are in co ntact with the pins in the compartment.

123

16.4' (5 m)

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CONTROL THE PROJECTOR

DIRECT OPERATION

The projector h as two types of operation: DIRE CT OPERATION and M ENU O P ERA TION. DIRECT OPE RATION allows you to operate the projector by usin g o ne button with ou t showing the ME NU. In MENU OPERATION mode, you display menu s where you can adju s t the project or's settin gs . Follow the instr u c tion for each c on trol.

ADJUST ITEM

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

LAMP POWER ON-OFF BUTTON

LAMP POWER ON/OFF

MODE SELECT

SOUND VOLUME

ZOOM

FOCUS

NORMAL PICTURE

SOUND MUTE

FREEZE PICTURE

MODE BUTTON

VOLUME (+) and (-) BUTTONS

VOLUME (+) and (-) BUTTONS MUTE BUTTON

NOT AVAILABLE

ZOOM BUTTON

NORMAL BUTTON NOT AVAILABLE

FREEZE BUTTON

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

ZOOM BUTTON POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

FOCUS BUTTON

FOCUS BUTTON POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

NORMAL BUTTON

FINE SYNC.

FINE SYNC. (+) and (-) BUTTONS

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

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ADJUST ITEM

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

SETTING

AUTO RETRACT BLUE BACK DISPLAY CEILING REAR LAMP AGE

1. COMPUTER/VIDEO MODE

LANGUAGE

SOUND

SOUND VOL UM E SOUND MUTE

MENU EXIT

MENU BUTTON POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS SELECT BUTTON POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

ADJUST ITEM

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

PICTURE IMAGE

MENU or SYSTEM BUTTON POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

COLOR SYSTEM

COLOR TINT CONTRAST BRIGHTNESS SHARPNESS

2. VIDEO MODE

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

MENU or SYSTEM BUTTON

SELECT BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

SELECT BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

PICTURE SCREEN

MENU BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS SELECT BUTTON POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS SELECT BUTTON

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

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

WIDE REGULAR

MENU OPERATION

MODE SELECT

ADJUST ITEM

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

MENU BUTTON

SELECT BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

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NOTES:

1. The MENU, on ce activated , will not disappear un less y ou have choos e ME NU E XIT oper at io n. I f you switch to DIRECT operation by pressing a DIRECT operat ion button while in MENU mode, the menus will disappear and the MENU operatio n will end.

2. You can us e the REM OTE CONTROL UNI T or the TO P CO NTROL OF THE PRO JECTOR to op erate t he MENU operatio n.

ADJUST ITEM

TOP CONT ROL OF THE PROJECTOR

PICTURE IMAGE

MENU or SYSTEM BUT TON

MENU or SYSTEM BUTTON POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

COMPUTER SYSTEM

FINE SYNC TOTAL DOTS CONTRAST BRIGHTNESS

PICTURE POSITION

MENU BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

PICTURE SCREEN

3. COMPUTER MODE

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

SELECT BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

MENU BUTTON

SELECT BUTTON

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS SELECT BUTTON

POINT LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

MENU BUTTON POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

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

PC ADJUSTMENT

MENU BUTTON POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS SELECT BUTTON POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

TRUE EXPAND COMPRESSED PANNING

POINT (LEFT/ RIGHT/UP/DOWN) BUTTON

AUTO IMAGE

FINE SYNC TOTAL DOTS POSITION

POINT LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN BUTTONS

MENU BUTTON POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

POINT UP/DOWN BUTTONS

SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON POINT (LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON POINT (UP/DOWN) BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

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USING THE PROJECTOR

TO TURN ON THE PROJECTOR

Connect the pr oje ct o r to a v ideo s our ce ( Com put e r, V CR, Vid eo Cam er a, Video Disc Pla yer , etc.) usin g t h e a pp ro pr iate terminals on the rear of the projector (See "CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR" sectio n on pages 10 - 17).

Connect t he pr ojec tor 's AC p ower cord int o a wall o utlet and tu rn th e MAI N ON/ OF F swit ch (lo cat ed on the r ear o f t he projector) to the ON position. The LAMP POWER indicator will ligh t RED, the READY indic ator will light GREE N.

Press the LAMP POWER ON/OFF button on the remote control unit or on the projector to ON. The LAMP POWER indica tor light will dim and th e c ooling fans will operate. The wait display appears on the screen and the count-down starts (20-19-18-...1). The signal from the video 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 flashe s r ed, the projec tor will automatically turn o ff. Wait at least 5 minutes befo r e turning the projector on.

If the TEMPERATURE WARNING I NDI CATOR continues to fla s h, follow the proce du r e s be low: (1). Press LAMP POWER ON/OFF button to OFF.

(2). Check the air filter for dust accu m ulation. (3). Remove dust with vacuum cleaner (Se e "AIR FILTER CARE AND CLEANING" section on page 47.) (4). Press LAMP POWER ON/OFF button to ON.

If t he TEMPERATURE WARNI NG INDI CATOR still cont inues to flash , call Boxlight or an aut horized Boxlight dealer.

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. Pr ess again the LAMP POWER ON/OFF button to turn O FF the projector. The LAMP POW ER in dic a tor will light brigh t

and READY indica tor will tur n of f. The coo ling fa ns will op erat e f or 1 m inut e af ter the

projector is turned off . (Du ring this "cooling down" period, the projector canno t be turned on.) Th e READY indicator will light green a gain and the project or may be turned on by pressing the LAMP POWER ON/OFF button.

Power off ?

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DIRECT OPERATION MODE SELECT

Press the MODE button (located on remote control unit or on the projector) to sele ct Computer 1, Computer 2 or Video 1 Input. The "Computer 1", "Comput er 2" or "Video 1" display will appe ar on the screen for a few seconds.

SOUND VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

Press the VOLUM E bu ttons (located on rem ote control unit or on t he projector) to adjust t he volume . The volume d isplay will be disp layed on the screen for a few seconds. Pressing vo lum e ( +) will increa se volume a nd in cr ea se t he num be r on the screen. Pressing volume (- ) will decrease volume a nd decrease the num ber on the screen.

SOUND MUTE FUNCTION

Pressing the MUTE but ton on the remot e control unit will mut e audio. Press the MUTE bu tton again t o rest ore audio to it s previous le vel. The mute display will be displayed on the scre en for a few seconds.

ZOOM ADJUSTMENT

Press t he ZOOM but ton (loca ted on remot e c ontro l un it or on the pro jector) an d press POINT UP/DOWN butt on(s) t o obtain y our des ired pict ure size . The Zoom disp lay will be displayed on the screen for a few seconds. For a larger pic ture, press ( UP ) and for a smalle r picture, press (DOWN).

FOCUS ADJUSTMENT

Press t he FOCUS but to n ( locat ed on re mot e con tr ol unit or on the proje ctor ) an d pres s POINT UP/ DOWN bu tton (s) t o obtain a sharp er, cr isper pict ure . The Focus display will be displayed on the screen for a few seconds.

NORMAL PICTURE FUNCTION

The normal pictur e level is factor y pr ese t on the proje ctor and can b e r esto red a nyt ime by pr essing the NORM AL button (locat ed on remote co ntrol unit or on t he projector ). The "Normal" dis play will be displayed on t he screen for a few seconds.

FREEZE PICTURE FUNCTION

Press the FREEZE button o n the remote contr ol unit, and the still picture will re main on-screen. This func tion is cancelled when th e FRE EZE button is press ed again or any other funct ion button is pre s s ed.

NOTE: Your com puter or video e quipment is not a ffected by this function, and will continue to run.

FINE SYNC ADJUSTMENT

Press the FINE SYNC (+) or ( -) bu tt ons (loc ated o n r emot e cont rol unit or on the pr ojector ) to elimin ate flic ker fro m the disp lay on compu ter mode . The Fine sync display will be displayed on the scre en. Press the MENU button ( locat ed on rem ote c ont rol u nit or on t he projec tor ). The Fine s ync display will disappear .

NOTE: The projec tor m ay not r eprod uce a pr oper im age for some SXG A

signals. Since SXGA (1 280 x 1024) image is c onverted to XG A (1024 x 768) image by partia l scan, some lines and dots of t he image do not appear. Some video noise of flicker on this compressed SXGA imag e cannot be elim inated even th ough you try to mak e a FINE SYNC adjustmen t.

Zoom

Focus

Normal

Video 1

Computer 1

Computer 2

Vol

ume

ute

1056

32 32

Fine sync

Reset

Total dots Contrast Brightness

Stored

Quit

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You can select a m o de used in the MENU a m o ng computer 1, computer 2 a nd v ideo 1.

1. Press the M E NU BUTTON and the MAI N MENU DISPLAY dialog box will a ppear.

2. Press the POI NT LE FT/RIG HT BUTTO N(s) to select Co mpute r or Video and press the SELECT (REA R CLI CK) BUTTON. Another dialog box MODE DISPLAY will appear.

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

4. Move the arrow t o the mode yo u want (com puter 1, c omputer 2 o r video 1) t o use by pres sing the PO INT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

MODE SELECT

MENU OPERATION

In MENU OPERATION mode, you display menus where you can adjust t he projector's settings. You can use t he TOP CONTROL OF THE P ROJECTOR or the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT.

SYSTEM

5 9

FINE

SYNC

MUTE

NORMAL

TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

SELECT BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

POINT UP BUTTON

POINT LEFT BUTTON

POINT DOWN BUTTON

POINT RIGHT BUTTON

SYSTEM BUTTON

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON

MENU BUTTON

SYSTEM BUTTON

POINT (UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT) BUTTON

Pressing the bu tton upward, downward, lef t ward or rightwa r d .

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

MODE DISPLAY

Computer 1 Computer 2

omputer

Vid

English

Auto

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

MODE DISPLAY

Video 1

English

VGA 1

omputer

Vid

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You can adjust the sound volume an d s ound mute used in the MENU.

1. Press t he MENU BUTTON and the M A IN MENU DISPLAY dialog bo x will appear.

2. Press t he POINT L EFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s ) to sele ct SOUND an d press t he SELECT (RE AR CL ICK) BUTTO N. Another dialog box SOUND ADJUST DISPLAY will ap pear.

3. Press t he POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arr ow will a ppear.

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

5. To in c r e as e the sound volume, point the arr ow to

and then pres s the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON. To

decrease th e s o und volume, point the arrow t o

⁄

and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

6. To mute the sound, point the arrow to Mute and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The mute display is changed On from Off and mute the sound.

7. To quit the MENU, point to Quit and then press the SELECT (REA R CLICK) BUTTON.

SOUND ADJUSTMENT

MENU EXIT

When in MENU mode, press the POINT RIGHT BUTTO N and select right end ICON, then press t he SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Menu will be closed.

NOTE: Pressing the MENU BUTTON while in M ENU mode. Menu will be c los e d.

The language used in the MENU is selectable from am ong English, German, French, Itali an, Spanish and Japanese.

1. Press th e MENU BUTTON and the M A IN MENU DISPLAY dialog bo x will appear.

2. Pres s the POINT LEFT/RIGHT B UTTON(s) to select LANGUAG E and press the SELECT (RE AR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box LANGUAG E SE TTING DISPLAY will appear.

3. Press th e P OINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will a pp ear.

4. Move th e ar ro w t o t h e lang ua ge yo u want to us e b y pr es sin g t he PO I NT UP / DOW N BUTTO N(s ) an d t hen p re ss the SELECT (REAR CLI CK ) B UTTON.

5. The setting is h eld even if the MA I N ON/OFF is switched off.

LANGUAGE ADJUSTMENT

SOUND ADJUST DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

Quit

Off

Volume Mute

English

VGA 1

omputer

Vid

SOUND

LANGUAGE SETTING DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

English Deutsch Français

Italiano Español

Ver. 1

English

VGA 1

omputer

Vid

LANGUAGE

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

MENU EXIT ICON

English

VGA 1

omputer

Vid

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This projector is c ompatible with the f our major bro adcast video sta ndards: PAL, SECAM , NTSC or NTSC 4.43 (COLOR SYSTEMs). I t autom atically adjust s itself to op timize its perf orman ce f or the incom ing video. Howe ver, if the video signal is not strong enough to detect the video format, the projector may not reproduce the proper video image. In case this happens , this project o r allows you to choo s e a specific broa dc ast signal format.

1. Connect t he video equipment and the PROJE CTOR, and turn them on.

2. Set MODE SELECT to "VIDEO MODE".

3. Press th e MENU BUTTON and the M A IN MENU DISPLAY dialog bo x will appear.

4. Press th e PO I NT L EFT/ RIG HT BUTTO N( s ) to s elec t SY STEM and press t he SE LECT ( REAR CLI CK) BUTTO N. Another dialog box COLOR SY STEM DISPLAY will a ppear. Th e current CO LOR SYSTEM is d isplayed in t he system window.

5. Press th e POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arr ow will a ppear.

6. To change the current COLOR SYSTEM, press the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to move the arrow to a desirable system and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

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

SIMPLE METHOD

1. Press th e SYSTEM BUTTON. COLOR SYSTEM DISPLAY dia log box will appear.

2. Press th e POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arr ow will a ppear.

3. To change the current COLOR SYSTEM, press the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) t o m ove the arrow to a desirable system and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

COLOR SYSTEM SELECT (VIDEO MODE)

COLOR SYSTEM DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

Auto PAL SECAM

NTSC NTSC4.43

omputer

Vid

English

Auto

SYSTEM

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Alth

ough picture adjustments have been preset at the factory to our standards, you may want to change the

setting.

1. Press th e MENU BUTTON and the M A IN MENU DISPLAY dialog bo x will appear.

2. Press the PO INT LEFT/RIG HT BUTTON(s) to sele ct IMAG E an d press the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON. Another dialo g b o x I MAGE ADJUST DISPLA Y will appear. This sh ows the current picture se ttings.

3. In this dialog box, you c an adjust the s ettings by in creasing or d ecreasing t he levels shown as n umbers. The items and the range of the lev els that you can adjust are su m marized in the table as below.

4. Press th e POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arr ow will a ppear.

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

6. To increase t he le v el, point the arr ow to

and then pr ess the SELECT (REAR CLICK ) BUTTON. To decrease

the level, poin t the arrow t o ⁄ and then pres s the SELECT (REAR CLICK) B UTTON.

7. You may want to store the settings in the memory so that you can recall them later. To st ore the settings, move the arr ow to Stor ed and the n pres s the SELECT (RE AR CLI CK) BUTTO N. When you ha ve sto red the se tting s, "OK ?" is displayed for confirmation.

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

9. To quit the MENU, move th e arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON.

10. If y ou do not wan t to store the s e t tings, m ov e the arrow to Quit and then press th e SELECT (REAR CL ICK)

BUTTON. The settings changed remains effectiv e u ntil the MAIN ON/ OFF switch is tur n ed 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 res et the settings, "OK ?" is dis played for confir mation. Move the arrow to Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. You can adjust the settings again

if needed.

TABLE OF PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

TINT

COLOR

MORE PURPLE

DECREASES

MORE GREEN

INCREASES

CONTRAST BRIGHTNESS

SHARPNESS

LIGHTER DEEPER

BRIGHTER

DARKER

SOFTER

SHARPER

NOTE: "TINT" will be s k ip pe d d uring the PAL and SECAM mode.

PICTURE IMAGE AD JUSTMENT (VIDEO MODE)

IMAGE ADJUST DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

omputer

Vid

English

Auto

32 32 32

Color

Reset

Tint Contrast Brightness Sharpness

OK ?

Stored

Yes No

Quit

IMAGE

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This projector has a Wide funct io n, which enables yo u to view a wider vide o image.

WIDE function

This pr ojector is able to project not o nly a nor mal video image (with 4 x 3 aspect rat io). But also a wider video image by com pr es sin g 4 x 3 image. Th is fe at ur e ma y b e use d b y t hos e who wa nt t o en joy wat ch ing a m ov ie wit h a cinema-like ima ge . You can switch either to WIDE or to REGULAR screen mode.

1. Press the M E NU BUTTON and the MAI N 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 b ox S CREE N ADJUST DISPLAY will appear .

3. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON an d a red arrow will app ea r .

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, mo ve the arrow to Regular by pressin g t he POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) an d then press t he SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

6. The "Wide" set tings remains ef fective until the MAIN ON/O FF s witch is turned off.

PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT (VIDEO MODE)

SCREEN ADJUST DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

Regular

Wide

omputer

Vid

English

Auto

SCREEN

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This projecto r is adjus ta ble t o dif f er ent types of c om put er display signa ls b ase d o n VG A, S VGA , X G A o r SXG A (See "COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS" on the next page). If you set MODE SELECT to "COMPUTER", the projector will aut omatically pr ocess the inco ming signal and proje ct the prope r image without any special sett ing. Although this will wor k in mos t cases , you may be requir ed to manua lly s et t he proje ctor f or som e com put er sig nals. If the comp uter ima ge is not r eproduced p roperly, tr y the f ollowing proc edure and swit ch to t he comput er display mode that you want to use.

1. Connect th e COMPUTER and the PROJECTOR, and turn them on.

2. Set MODE SELECT t o " COMPUTER MODE (1 or 2) ". This shows t he cur rent dis play mode initially dete cted b y the projector in the system window. And "Current mode" display appears.

NOTE: 1. If the projector cannot discriminate or detect the input signal fr om the computer, the "G o PC adj." display

appears.

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

3. Press the M E NU BUTTON and the MAI N MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

4. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select SYSTEM and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialo g b ox COMPUTER SYSTEM DISPLAY will appear .

5. Press the PO INT DOWN BUTTON and a r e d a r row 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 SE LE CT ( RE AR CLICK) BUTTON to chan ge the display mo de.

8. To quit the M E NU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON.

1. Press the SY STE M B UTTON. COMPUTER SYSTEM DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

2. Press the POINT DOWN BUTTON an d a red arrow will app ea r .

3. 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.

4. Press the SE LE CT ( RE AR CL ICK) BUTTON to chan ge the display mo de.

5. To quit the M E NU, move the arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON.

SIMPLE METHOD

PC ADJUSTMENT

This is a s pec ial f un ct ion tha t ma y be us ed when a c om put er image is not r ep ro duc ed pr op er ly. (See t h e pa ge s 38

‘

41 for more de tail.)

COMPUTER SYSTEM SELECT (COMPUTER MODE)

COMPUTER SYSTEM DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

VGA1

VGA2

VGA3 VGA4 Mode 1

VGA1 VGA2 VGA3

VGA4

English

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omputer

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SYS

TEM

36.5

60.0 H+V+

H-Sync freq. V-Sync freq. Polarity

Current mo de

Quit

VGA2 VGA3 VGA4 Mode 1

Mode 2

Quit

CURRENT MODE DISPLAY

When the mark ( ) is displayed as BLACK, computer system mode will be availa ble on the next page. Move an arr ow to the mark ( ) and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to show computer system mode described on the next page.

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NOTE: Basically this p ro ject o r ca n ac ce pt t he sig na l fr om all comput e rs wit h t h e a bo ve me ntio ne d V , H-Fr eq ue ncy

and less than 135 MHz of Dot Clock.

COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS

ON-SCREEN DISPLAY

H-Freq. (kHz)

RESOLUTION

640~480 31.47

59.88

Specification s are subject to c hange without notice.

VGA1

V-Freq. (Hz)

VGA2 VGA3 VGA4 VGA5

MAC LC13 MAC 13 PC98 FM TOWNS SVGA1 SVGA2 SVGA3 SVGA4 SVGA5

MAC 16 XGA1 XGA2

XGA3

XGA4 720~400 640~400 640~480 640~480

640~480 640~480 640~400 640~400 800~600 800~600 800~600 800~600 800~600

832~624 1024~768 1024~768

1024~768 1024~76831.47

31.47

37.86

34.97

35.00

24.83

24.38

35.21

37.88

46.92

48.32

48.01

49.72

48.36

56.28

60.08

56.47

70.09

74.38

72.81

66.60

66.67

56.42

55.40

56.33

60.32

75.08

76.33

71.98

74.55

60.00

70.26

75.10

70.06 XGA5 XGA6 XGA7 XGA8

1024~768 1024~768 1024~768 1024~768

60.31

48.50

44.00

63.48

74.92

60.02

54.58

79.35

VGA6 640~480 31.70

61.91

SVGA6 800~600 37.90 61.03 SVGA7 800~600 34.50 55.38 SVGA8 800~600 38.00 60.51 SVGA9 800~600 38.60

60.31 SVGA10 800~600 47.90 71.92 SVGA11 800~600 32.70

51.09

XGA9 1024~768 36.00

87.17 (Interlace)

SVGA12 800~600

38.00

60.51

SXGA1 1152~864 SXGA2 1280~1024 SXGA3 1280~1024

SXGA4 1280~1024

SXGA5 1280~1024 SXGA6 1280~1024 SXGA7 1280~1024 SXGA8 1280~1024

62.50

58.60

SXGA11

1152~900

63.98

60.02

SXGA12

1152~900

63.34

59.98

SXGA13

1280~1024

63.74

60.01

SXGA14

1280~1024

71.57

67.20

MAC

81.12

81.18

61.78

71.73

50.00

64.20

75.08

75.99

66.13

76.21

86.00 (Interlace)

94.00 (Interlace)

70.40

75.08

1280~960 1280~1024

80.00

75.08

MAC19

MAC21

1024~768

1152~870

60.24

68.68

75.08

75.06

ON-SCREEN DISPLAY

RESOLUTION

H-Freq. (kHz)

V-Freq. (Hz)

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Although pict ure adjustment s have been pres et at the factory to our s tandards, yo u may want to change the setting.

1. Press th e MENU BUTTON and the M AI N MENU DISPLAY dialog b ox will a ppear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/ RIGHT BUTTON( s) to select IM AGE and press t he SE LECT ( REAR CLI CK) BUTTON. Another dialog box IMAGE ADJUST DI S PL A Y will appear. This sho ws the current picture set tings.

3. In this dialog b ox, you can adju st the set tings by incr easing or decr easing th e levels shown as num bers. The

items and the range of th e levels that you can adjust are s ummarized in t he table as below.

4. Press the P O INT DOWN BUTTON and a red arrow will appear.

5. Move the arrow to an it em that you want to adjust by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTO N( s ).

6. To increase the level, point the a r row to

and the n press the SELE CT ( REAR CLICK) BUTTON. To decre ase

the level, po int the arrow t o ⁄ and then pre s s 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, m ove

the arrow to Stored and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you have stored the settings, "OK ?" is display ed for confirmation.

8. Move the a rr ow to Yes an d t hen press t he SELECT (RE AR CLICK ) BUTTO N. The st or ed se t tin gs ar e held e ven

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 ) B UTTON.

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 r ecall t he se ttings from the memory tha t you have stored, move the arrow to Reset and then press the

SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. When you hav e r eset the settings , "OK ?" is displayed for conf irmation. Move the arrow to Yes a nd then press the SELECT (REA R CL ICK) BUTTON. You can adjust the settings again

if needed.

TABLE OF PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

CONTRAST

BRIGHTNESS

LIGHTER DARKER

DEEPER BRIGHTER

63 63

0 0

PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT (COMP UTER MODE)

FINE SYNC

TOTAL DOTS

127

Adjust the picture as necessary to eliminate flicker from the display.

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

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

IMAGE ADJUST DISPLAY

OK ?

Yes No

1056

32 32

Fine sync

Reset

Total dots Contrast Brightness

Stored

Quit

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omputer

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1. Press the M E NU B UTTON and the MAIN M ENU DISPLAY dialog box will app ear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select POSITION and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box POSI TION SETTING DISPLA Y will a pp ear.

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

4. Move the arrow to a desirable direction ( , , or ) by pressing the POINT LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to a des irable picture pos ition.

5. You may want to store the settings to the memory so that you can recall them later. To store t he settings, m ove the arr ow to S tored and then pr ess t he SELECT ( REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Wh en you have stored the set tings , "OK ?" is display ed for confirm a tion.

6. Move the a rr ow to Yes a nd t hen pr ess the SELE CT ( REAR CLI CK) BUTTON. The stored se t t ings ar e he ld ev en if the MAIN ON/OFF is switched off.

7. To quit the M E NU, move the arr o w to Quit and then press the SE LECT ( RE AR CL ICK) BUTTON.

8. If y ou do not want to stor e the settings , mov e the arrow to Quit a nd then press the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) 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 ar row to Yes and t hen press t he SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON. You c an adjust the set tings again if

needed.

PICTURE POSITION ADJUSTMENT (COMPUTER MODE)

POSITION SETTING DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

OK ?

Yes No

Reset

Stored

Quit

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POSITION

ÔÒ Ú

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This pr ojector can aut omatically det ect most displa y signals from mos t personal comput ers curre ntly distribu ted. However, som e c om put er s e mp loy a sp ecia l s igna l f o rm at which is d if fer en t f r om the sta nd ar d one a nd m ay no t b e detected by t his projector. If this happens, the projector cannot reproduce a proper image. Instead the image is often recogn iz ed as a flickering picture, a non-synchronized p ic ture, a non- c e ntered pictur e o r a s k ewe d picture.

For those non- standard form ats, this pro jector is provid ed with PC ADJUST, enabling you to pr ecisely adjust several paramet ers to match with the input signal form at. The projector has eight independ ent memory areas where you can store the parameter you have set. This enables you to r ecall the setting for a specific computer when you need it.

1. Press the M E NU BUTTON and the MAI N MENU DISPLAY dialog box will a pp ear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select PC ADJUST and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box " Wher e to reserve " will ap pe ar.

3. In this dialog box, you will select on e of the me mory areas fr om among "Mode 1" to " Mode 8". I f parame ters have been prev iously se t an d stor ed in the m emor y, t he stat us "St ore d" will ap pea r on t he cor resp ondin g r ow. If not, "Free " will ap pe ar.

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

5. Move the a rrow t o one of the "M odes" (Free posit ion) wher e you wa nt to s tor e the pa rame ters by pres sing t he POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s). Pres s the SELECT (REAR CLICK) B UTTON to select it .

NOTE; If "St ored" appear s in all Modes, no ne w PC paramete r data can be st ored. In t his case, clear t he PC

parameter data using the Mode free Function.

PC ADJUSTMENT

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

English

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omputer

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ere to reserve

Mode 1

Free

Quit

Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4 Mode 5 Mode 6 Mode 7 Mode 8

Free Free Free Free Free

Free Free

PC ADJUST

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

The number of the total ver tical lines. Adjus t the number to match your P C image.

Adjustment o f the hor izontal pict ure positio n. When the im age is not centered on the screen, adju s t this.

Adjustment of the ver tical picture position. When the im age is not centered on t he screen, adjust th is.

TOTAL DOTS

TOTAL LINES

HORIZONTAL

VERTICAL

ITEM

FUNCTION

6. Another dialog box " PC ADJUSTMENT DI SPLAY 1" will appea r and th e param eter da ta for the M ode you ha ve selected is shown in this dialog box.

7. The param eters will be filled wit h the data determined by the p r o jec tor according to the present signal input.

8. The funct io n o f the parame ters and their v alu e s are summariz ed in the table as below.

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

10. To increase the level, po int the arrow to

and then pres s the SELECT (REAR CLICK) B UTTON. To decrease the

level, point the arrow t o

⁄

and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

11. If you want to stor e t he se tt ing s in t he m em or y, move the arr ow t o S t or ed and pr ess t he SE LECT ( REA R CLI CK)

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)

BUTTO N. When you have rese t t he setting s, "OK ?" is displaye d f or confirm ation. Mo ve the arrow to Yes an d

then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON . Yo u c an adjust the s ettings again if needed.

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

14. If you qu it the M ENU without st oring th e settings in t he memor y, the p aramete r data yo u changed will not b e

kept.

15. The stor ed settings are permanently he ld e v en if the MAIN O N/OFF is switched off.

16. Adjust t he dat a such as a "Cla mp", "Height" and "W idt h" if yo u n eed ed, m ove t he ar row by pressing th e POI NT

PC ADJUSTMENT DISPLAY 1

English

VGA 1

omputer

Vid

OK ?

Yes

Mode 1

Free

630

1056

Reset

Mode

ree

Stored

Quit

Total lines Total dots Horizontal Vertical

PC ADJUST

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17. Another d ialog box " PC ADJUSTMENT DI SPLAY 2" will appe ar and t he para meter data fo r th e M ode you h ave

selected is sho wn 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, poin t the arrow t o

and then press the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON. To decrease the

level, point the arrow t o

⁄

and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

20. 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 t he settings, "OK ?" is displayed for confirmation. Move the arrow t o Yes and then press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON .

21. To recall the parameter data before settings, 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 (REA R CLI CK ) B UTTON . You can adjust the settings a ga in if needed.

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

23. If you qu it the M ENU without st oring th e settings in the mem ory, th e parame ter data y ou changed will no t be

kept.

Adjustment of the clamp leve l. When the imag e h as a dark bar, t r y this adjustment. Expanding or compressing level for the vertical direction. Expanding or compressing level f or the horizon tal direction.

CLAMP HEIGHT

WIDTH

ITEM

FUNCTION

PC ADJUSTMENT DISPLAY 2

OK ?

Yes

Mode 1

Free

630

1056

Reset

Mode

ree

tored

uit

Total lines Total dots Horizontal Vertical

Clamp

Height Width

300

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

1. Press the M E NU BUTTON and the MAI N MENU DISPLAY dialog box will a pp ear.

2. Press t he POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON( s) to select PC ADJUST and press t he SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box " Wher e to reserve " will ap pe ar.

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

4. Move t he arrow to one of the "M odes" (Stored posit ion) that you want to co nfirm by pressing the P OINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s). Press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box "PC ADJUSTMENT DISPLAY" will appear .

5. To quit the M E NU, point to Quit an d then press th e S EL ECT (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 t he arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) t o select Mode f ree. Press the SELECT ( RE AR CL ICK) BUTTON. "OK?" is displayed fo r confirmatio n.

8. Move the arrow to Yes and then press th e S EL ECT ( REA R CLICK) BUTTON to clea r the paramet e r d ata.

9. To quit the M E NU, m o v e the arrow t o Q uit and then pr es s t he SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

MODE FREE

PC ADJUSTMENT DISPLAY

OK ?

Yes

Mode 1

Stored

630

1056

Reset

Mode

ree

Stored

Quit

Total lines Total dots Horizontal Vertical

English

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MAIN MENU DISPLAY

English

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Vid

PC ADJUST

ere to reserve

Mode 1

Stored

Quit

Mode 2 Mode 3

Mode 4 Mode 5 Mode 6 Mode 7 Mode 8

Free

Free Free Free Free

Free

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The Auto image funct ion is pr ovided t o aut omatically adjust Fine sync., Total dots and Screen position for most computers.

1. Press the M E NU BUTTON and the MAI N MENU DISPLAY dialog box will appear.

2. Press th e POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) t o select AUTO IM AGE and press t he SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. Another dialog box AUTO I M A GE SETTING DISPLAY will appear.

3. Press the PO INT DOWN BUTTON and a r e d a r row will appear.

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

5. Change the s etting "On" , press the SE LE CT ( RE AR CL ICK) BUTTON.

6. Move the arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to select Go! and then press the SELECT (REAR

CLICK) BUTTO N. The auto imag e function is st a r ted now. It w ill take 10 - 60 sec on ds .

7. To quit the M E NU, point to Qu it and then pres s the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

8. This settin g is temporarily effective un til you turn of f the projector or change the input signal.

NOTE: Depending upon the connected Personal Computer, the fine sync. , total dots and screen position may not

be fully adjusted with th e "Auto Image Funct ion". In that case, u se the "Picture Im age" and/or "Pictur e Position" adjus tments (se e pages 36 - 37) to make fine- adjust them after t he "Auto Ima ge Function" is

AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION (COMPU TER MODE)

AUTO IMAGE SETTING DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

Go!

Quit

On On

Off

Fine sync.

Total dots

Position

English

VGA 1

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Vid

AUTO IMAGE

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1. Press th e MENU BUTTON and the M A IN MENU DISPLAY dialog bo x will appear.

2. Press th e PO INT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTO N(s ) t o sele ct SCRE EN a nd pr es s the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTO N. Another dialo g b o x S CREE N ADJ US T DI SP LA Y will appear.

3. Press th e POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arr ow will a ppear.

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

press th e SE LE CT ( RE AR CL ICK) BUTTON. The m o de 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 SELE CT ( RE AR CL ICK) BUTTON. The m o de is changed "Tru e" .

6. To switch to "Compress ed mode", move the arrow to Compressed by pr es s ing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) and t hen press the S EL ECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The mode is chang ed "Compressed".

7. To switch to "Panning mo de", move the ar row to Panning by pressing t he PO INT UP/DOWN BUTTON( s) and then press t he SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON to change to "Panning".

Press the POINT UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to move the pa nn ing im age position. The d is play of "Quit"

is appearin g o n the screen during panning mod e. If this display is disappeared, the panning mode is cancelled.

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

9. This settin g is temporarily ef fective until yo u turn off t he MAIN ON/OFF switch.

NOTE: The normal "Panning Operation" m ay not function properly if the computer system prepared with the "PC

Adjust" is use d .

PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT (COMPUTER MODE)

This projector has a picture s c reen resize function, which e na bles you to projec t the image s iz e.

Input image resolution

Less than XGA (1024 x 768) image

True Mode

More than XGA (1024 x 768) image

XGA (1024 x 768) image

Expand Mode

Compressed Mode

None

Panning Mode

None

SCREEN ADJUST DISPLAY

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

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

When input is XGA (1024 x 768) i mage.

When input is SXGA (1280 x 1024) image.

Compressed Panning

True

Expand

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This projector has other f u nc tion settings ; Auto retr ac t, Blue back, Dis play, Ceiling, Rear a nd Lamp age.

AUTO RETRACT

When this fun ction is in the "On" position , the projec tor re tra cts the lens when t he project or is tur ned off us ing t he LAMP POW ER ON/ OFF but to n. To protect the lens from b eing dam aged while you a re ca rr ying t he pr oject or, you are str ongly reco mmen ded to set t his func tion "O n". Sinc e t he lens is pulled in each t ime the PO WER is switch ed off, you ne ed to make ZOO M and FOCUS adjustments when you t u r n on the projec tor.

CEILING

REAR

BLUE BACK

When this function is in the ''On'' position, the left/right picture rev erse capability lets you pr oject onto a rear projection screen.

When this f unc tio n is in th e ' 'O n' ' po sit ion , t he t op/ b ot to m and the left/right picture reverse capability lets you project fro m a ceiling-mount ed projector.

When this fun ction is in t he "On " positio n, th e project or will pro ject a blue ima ge withou t video noise on t he screen when the video so urce is unplugged o r turned off.

DISPLAY

When this function is in the " On" position, on-screen displays always a pp ea r when adjustments are made. Alt h ou gh these on-screen displays are very helpful, these m ay 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 displa ys that you can hide.

LAMP AGE

The Lamp age functio n is desig ned t o rese t t he lam p rep lacem ent m onito r t imer . Wh en you r epla ce the lamp, use thisfunction reset the lamp replacement monitor timer.

Wait Display Volume Display Mute Display Normal Display

OTHER FUNCTION SETTING

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1. Press th e MENU BUTTON and the M A IN MENU DISPLAY dialog bo x will appear.

2. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT BUTTON(s) to select SETTING and press the SELECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON.

Another dialog box SETTING DI S PL AY will appear.

3. Press th e POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arr ow will a ppear.

4. 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 p r e s s the SELECT (REAR CLICK) B UTTON.

7. The setting s are kept even if the MAIN ON/O FF is switched off.

AUTO RETRACT, BLUE BACK, DISPLAY, CEILING AND REAR

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

SETTING DISPLAY

Quit

Lamp age

Auto retract Blue back Display

Ceiling Rear

On On Off

Off

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LAMP AGE

NOTE: Only reset the LAMP REPLACEMENT MONITOR TIMER after lamp replacement.

1. Press th e MENU BUTTON and the M A IN MENU DISPLAY dialog bo x will appear.

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

3. Press th e POINT DOWN BUTTON and a red arr ow will a ppear.

4. Move the arrow by pressing the POINT UP/DOWN BUTTON(s) to select Lamp age and then press the SELECT

(REAR CLICK) BUTTO N. When you res et the lam p r eplace mo nitor , "lamp rep lace mon itor res et?" is dis played for confirmation.

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

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

6. Move the arr ow to No and t hen pre ss the SEL ECT (REAR CLICK) BUTTON. The lam p replace monit or is not

reset.

7. To quit the MENU, move th e arrow to Quit and then press the SELECT (REAR CLI CK) BUTTON.

MAIN MENU DISPLAY

SETTING DISPLAY

OK ?

Yes No

Reset ?

Yes

Lamp replace monitor

Quit

Lamp age

Auto retract Blue back Display

Ceiling Rear

On On Off

Off

English

VGA 1

omputer

Vid

SETTING

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To clean the air filter, follow the cleaning proc edures below:

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

2. Remove the air filter cov er. Carefully plac e a c oin against the ind ented part of the filter c over and

lift.

3. Remove the air filter f r om the filter c over.

4. Clean the air filter with a va c uu m c leaner.

5. Replace the air filter. Make sure that air filter cover is fully ins erted.

Do not clean with water. Doing so m ay damage the air filter. Do not operat e the projecto r with air filter r e m oved.

AIR FILTER CARE AND CLEANING

RECOMMENDATION

TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR

When used under the dusty or sm oky conditions, part icles may accumulate on the liqu id crystal panel an d the lens inside. This m ay result in an un c lear image.

en the above symptoms are noticed contact Boxlight or an

authorized B ox lig ht dealer.

FOR THE BEST IMAGE, USE THE PROJECTOR IN A CLEAN

ENVIRONMENT.

The removable air filter prev ents dust from accumula ting on the sur face of the pr o jec tion lens and projection mirr or. Should th e air filt er becom e clogg ed with du st part icles, it will redu ce the coo ling fan 's eff ect iveness a nd may r esult in internal heat b uild up and reduce the life of the projector.

The TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR flashes red when the internal temperature of the projector exceeds the normal temperature. Possible cause s for the temperature warning may be:

1. Ventilation slots of th e projector are blocked. I n such an even t, reposit ion the projector so that ventilation slots are not obst ructed.

2. Air filter is clo gged with dust part icles. Remove dust f rom the air filt er by following instructions in the Air Filter Care and Cleaning section above.

3. If temperature warning in dic ator r emains on after performing the checks listed above, coolin g f an/internal cir cuits may be malfunc tioning. Request service fro m Boxlight or an authorized Boxlight dealer.

AIR FILTER COVER

COIN

AIR FILTER

AIR FILTER COVER

TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR

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LAMP REPLACEMENT

Allow the p rojector to cool for at least 45 minutes before you o pen the lamp cover. Th e inside of the projector can become very hot.

For continued safety, replace with a lamp assembly of the same type.

Do not dro p the lamp module or tou ch the glass bulb ! T he glass can shatter and cause injury.

If the lamp fails to come o n and the lamp monitor on the p r ojector light is o r ange, you mus t replace the b ulb .

Follow these steps to replace the lamp assembly .

1. Turn off the projector and allow the projector to cool thoroughly .

2. Disconnect the AC cord from the projector.

3. Remove screw with a screwdriver and disconnect the lamp cover.

4. Remove 2 screws with a screwdriver and pull out the lamp assembly by grasping the handle.

5. Replace the lamp assembly.

6. Tighten 3 screws to secure the lamp cover to the lamp assembly.

7. Connect th e detachable AC cord to the projector.

8. Reset the lamp replacement monitor timer. (See "LAMP AGE" section on page 46.)

NOTE

: Only reset the LAMP REPLACEMENT MONITOR TIMER after lamp replacement.

LAMP ASSEMBLY

HANDLE

LAMP REPLACEMENT INDICATOR

LAMP COVER

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Before calling Box light for assistance, f ollow these steps, in t his order, to make s ure everything is prope rly connected.

1. Make sure you have connec ted the projector to you r eq uipment as described in sectio n " CONNECTI NG THE

PROJECTOR" on pa ges 10 - 17.

2. Check cable connections. Verify that all c o m puter, vide o a nd power cord ar e properly connec ted.

3. Verify that all power is switched on.

4. If the p r o jec tor still does not display an ima ge, restart the computer.

5. If the im age still does not display, u nplug the projec tor from the computer and check the computer monitor's

display. The pr oble m ma y be wit h you r gr aph ics c ont r olle r r ath e r th an wit h t he pr oje ct or . ( W hen y ou r eco nnec t t h e projector, r em em ber t o t ur n th e com pu ter an d mo nito r of f bef o re yo u powe r up t he pr ojec t or . Power t he equip me nt

back up in this order: Projector, monitor, computer)

6. If the p r o blem still exists , check the following chart.

CLEANING THE LENS

Follow these steps to clean the projection lens:

1. Apply a non-abrasive camera lens cleaner to a soft, dry cleaning cloth. Avoid using an excessive amount of cleaner. Abrasive cleaners, solvents or other harsh chemicals might scratch the lens.

2. Lightly wipe t he cleaning cloth ov er the lens.

3. If you do n't intend to use the projector immediat ely, replace the lens cover.

Problem: Try these Solutions:

No power

Plug the projector into an AC outlet.

Turn the MAIN ON/OFF button to ON.

Press the LAMP POWER ON/OFF switch to ON.

Be sure the READY INDICATOR light is ON.

Wait one minute after the projector is turned OFF before

turning the projector back on.

NOTE: After pressing the LAMP POWER ON/OFF button to

OFF . The projector functions as follows.

1. The LAMP POWER indicator will light and the READY indicator will turn off.

2. After one minute, the READY indicator will light green again and t he projector may be turned on by pressing t he LAMP POWER ON/OFF button.

Check temperature warning indicator. If the indicator flashes

red, the projector cannot be turned on.

(See "USING THE PROJECTOR" section on page 27).

Check the projection lamp.

Image is out of focus

Adjust the focus.

Make sure the projection screen is at least 3.6 feet (1.1 m)

from the projector.

Check the projection lens to see if it needs cleaning.

NOTE: Moving the projector from a cool temperature location to

a warm temperature location may result in moisture condensation on the lens. In such an event, leave the projector OFF and wait until condensation disappears.

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Problem: Try these Solutions:

The lens is pulled in when the POWER is switched off.

Check AUTO RETRACT function. (See "OTHER FUNCTION SETTING" section on pages 44 - 45).

Picture is L/R Reversed.

Check Ceiling/Rear feature. (See "OTHER FUNCTION SETTING" section on pages 44 - 45).

Picture is T/B inverted.

Check Ceiling feature. (See "OTHER FUNCTION SETTING" section on pages 44 - 45).

Some displays are not seen during the operation.

Check Display feature. (See "OTHER FUNCTION SETTING" section on pages 44 - 45).

No sound.

Check audio cable connection from audio input source.

Adjust audio source.

Press the VOLUME (+) button.

Press the MUTE button.

Remote control unit doesn't work.

Check the batteries.

Make sure nothing is blocking between the remote control

sensor and remote control unit.

Make sure you are not too far from t he projector when using the

remote control unit. {Maximum operate range 16.4 feet (5 m)}.

Wireless mouse function does not work.

Check the cable connection between the projector and the

computer.

Check the mouse setting on your computer.

Turn on the projector before you turn on the computer.

SERVICE

WARNING: High voltages ar e u sed to operate this projec tor. Do not remove the back from your unit.

You can often correct operating problems yourself. If the projector fails to work properly, see "TROUBLESHOOTING" section on pages 49 - 50. To correct the failure, try the "Solutions."

Boxlight Service is easily obtained. If after following all operating instructions, you find that service is necessary, contact Boxlight for assistance at 1-800-762-5757.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

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Projector Type

Multi-media Projector

Dimensions (W x H x D)

10.2" (260 mm ) x 6.3" (159 mm) x 15.4" (391 mm)

Net Weight

13.0 lbs (5.9 kg)

LCD Panel System

1.3" TFT Active Matrix type ( Thin Film Transistor) x 3

Number of Pixels

2,359,296 {786,432 (1,024x768) x 3}

Color System

4 color system (PAL, SECAM, NTSC and NTSC4.43)

Scanning Frequency

H-sync. 15 - 80 KHz, V-sync. 50 - 100 Hz

Projection Image Size (Diagonal)

Adjustable from 20" to 400"

Contrast Ratio

100 :1 (ANSI)

Horizontal Resolution

800 TV lines

Projection Lens

F2.5 - 3.2 lens with f1.77" - 2.95" Motor zoom and focus

Throw Distance

3.6' (1.1 m) - 47' (14.3 m)

Projection Lamp

UHP, 120 watt type

Projection Mirror

Dichroic mirror and X-prism system

AV Input jacks

RCA Typex1 (Video, Audio R and L) and DIN 4 pin (S-Video) x 1

Computer Input Jack

(VGA) HDB15 Terminalx2, Multi-pole 12 pin (Control port) x 2

Monitor Output Jack

(VGA) HDB15 Terminal x 1

Computer Audio Input Jack

Mini Stereo Type x 2

Video Monitor Output Jack

RCA Type x 1

Audio Monitor Output Jacks

RCA Type x 1 (R and L)

Other Jacks

EXT. Speaker Jack x 1

Built-in Speaker

INT. SP. Stereo (R and L), 2 watt RMS (T.H.D. 10%)

Image Elevation Adjustment

Up to 6 °

Voltage

100 - 120V, 200 - 240V AC, 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption

2.0 / 1.2A (Max. Ampere)

Operating Temperature

5 °C - 35 °C

Storage Temperature

-10 °C - 60 °C

Remote Control Battery

(2) AA Type

This symbol on the nameplate means the product is Listed by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. It is designed and manufactured to meet rigid U.L. safety standards against risk of fire, casualty and electrical hazards.

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BOXLIGHT CORPO RATION ("BOXLIG HT") warrants tha t each Boxlight 6000 (Revolut ionV) ("the Product") sold hereunder will conform to and function in accorda nce with the writ ten specifications of BOXLIGHT. Said limite d warranty shall apply only to the first person or entity that purchases the Product for personal or business use and not for the purpose of dist ribution or res ale. Said warrant y shall continue f or a pe riod of two (2) yea rs from th e dat e of such purcha se. BOXLIGHT do es not warrant t ha t t he Pro duc t will m eet t h e s pec ific r eq uir em en ts o f t he f ir st pe rs on o r entity that purchases t h e P roduct for personal or business use. Lam p is warrantied for 90 days.

BOXLIGHT CORPO RATION's liability for th e b reach of the foregoing limit ed warranty is limited to th e repair or replacement of the Pr oduct or r efund of t he purcha se price of t he Product , at BOXL IGHT's so le op tion. To ex ercise the P urchaser 's righ ts under t he for egoing warr anty , the Prod uct mus t be retu rned at the Pu rchaser 's sole cos t and expense, to BOXLI GHT or any author ized service cent er provide d, however , t hat the Prod uct must be accom panied by a wr itt en let te r ex plaining the pr oblem and which include s (i) proof of purcha se; ( ii) t he dea ler' s nam e; and (iii) t he model an d serial num ber of the Pr oduct . A r etur n au thor ization numb er, issu ed by the BOXL IGHT cust omer s ervice department, must also be clearly display ed on the outside of the shipping c arton conta inin g the Product.

BOXLIGHT CORPO RATION shall have no fur ther obligation under t he foregoing limite d warranty if the Product has been damaged due to abuse, m isuse, neglect, accident, unusual physical or electrical stress, unauthorized m odification, tamper ing, alterations, or service ot her than by BOXLIGHT or its a uthorized agents, cause s o ther than fr om ordinary use o r failure to prope rly use the Produc t in the application f or which said Produc t is intended.

LIMITED WARRANTY

WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION

DISCLAIMER OR UNSTATED WARRANTI ES

LIMITATION OR LIABILITY

The warranty printed above is t he only warrant y applicable to this p urchase. All other war r ant ie s exp re ss or implied, inclu din g, b ut n ot lim it ed t o, the implied war r ant ie s or m er ch ant ab ility and fitne ss for a part icular pur pose are dis claimed . The re are no warr anties t hat ext end beyond t he f ace of hereof and the for egoing warranty sh all no t be extended, alter ed or varied except by writ ten instrumen t signed by BOXLIGHT CORPORATION.

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