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I

MPORTANT

SAFE

GUA

RD

S

R

ead Instructions

All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is

R

etain Instruction

T

he safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

H

eed Warning

All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

Follow

All operating and use instructions should be followed.

Cleaning

Unpl

ae

A

D

o not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may

caus

W

D

o not use this pr

r l

o

Instructions

ug this pr

rosol cleaners. Use a damp cl

ttachments

e hazards.

ater and Moistur

aundry

oduct from the power sourc

tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and the lik

operated.

s

s

e before cl

oth for cl

e

oduct near water - for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink

eaning.

eaning. Do not use liquid cl

e.

eaners or

,

Placement

D

o not place this pr

may

fall, causi

ly wi

on

with the product.

a mounting accessory recomm

Slots and openings in the cabinet are provi

ope

be blocked or covered.

T

similar surface. This pr

have been adhered to.

th a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer, or sold

V

entilation

rati

on of the product and to protect it from overheating, and these openings must not

he openings should never be blocked by placi

oduct on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product

ng serious injury

oduct should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a

to a child or adult, and serious damage to the product. Us

ended by the manufacturer.

e

ded for ventilation and to ensure reliable

ng the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other

Power Sources

This product should be operated only from

marki

ng label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply

app

lianc

e dealer or local power company. For products intended to operate from battery

power, or other sources, r

Grounding or Polarizati

This product may be equipped wi

one blade wider

(gr

ounding) pin.

If the 2-wire polariz

still

fails

to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. For safety reasons

do not forc

i

nto a grounding type power outlet socket. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to

inser

t the plug into the outlet socket, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete

than the other) or a 3-wire grounding type plug, a plug havi

ed plug fails

e the polariz

efer to the operating instructions.

on

th either a polariz

to fit in the outlet socket, try reversi

ed plug into the outlet socket. The 3-wire grounding type plug will fi

outlet socket. For safety reasons do not forc

sock

et.

Power-Cord Pr

Power-supply cords s

otection

hould be routed so that they are not walk

the type of power source indicated on the

to your home consult your

ed 2-wire AC li

ne plug (a plug havi

ng a third

ng the plug . If the plug

e the grounding type plug into the outlet

ed on or pinched by items

ng

t

p

lac

ed upon or against them. Pay particular

rec

eptacles

, and the point where they exi

attention to cords and plugs, convenience

t from the product.

Lightning

For

added protection for this pr

and unused for long periods of tim

antenna or cable

powe

r-li

ne surges.

system. This will prev

oduct during a lightning storm

, or when it is l

e, unplug it from the wall outlet and disc

ent damage to the product due to lightning and

eft unattended

onnect the

Overloading

D

o not overload wall outlets, extensi

c

an result in a risk

A pr

oduct and cart combination should be moved wi

Quick stops, excessive forc

of fire or electric shock

e, and uneven surfaces may cause the

on cords, or integral convenience receptacles as

.

th care.

product and cart combination to overturn.

Objec

t and Liquid Entry

Never

push objects of any ki

nd into this pr

oduct through openings as they may touch

dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock

Never spill liqui

d of any ki

nd on the product.

this

.

Servici

D

o not attempt to servic

y

ou to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified servic

pers

ng

onnel.

e this pr

oduct yoursel

f as opening or removi

ng covers may expos

e

e

Dam

Unpl

unde

age Requ

ug this pr

r

the followi

iri

ng Servic

e

oduct from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified servic

ng conditions:

e pers

onnel

-supply cor

d or plug is

damaged.

uct has been exposed to rain or water.

only

those controls

adjustment of other controls may result i

that are covered by the operating instructions as impr

n damage and may require extensive work by

a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal

service.

Replacem

W

hen replacement parts are required, be sure the servic

replacem

original part. Unauthoriz

S

afety Check

U

pon completion of any servic

rform safety che

pe

ent Parts

ent parts specifi

cks

to determine that the product is i

ed by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the

ed substitutions may result in fire, electric shock or

e or repairs

to this pr

operation.

- this indicates a need for

e technician has used

other hazards.

oduct, ask the servic

e technician to

n proper operating condition.

oper

H

eat

T

he product should be si

stoves

, or other products (includi

tuated away from heat sources suc

ng amplifiers) that produce heat.

h as radiators

, heat registers,

CAUTION

RISK OF
ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPE

N

CAUTION:
TO RE

DUCE THE RISK OF
ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
REMOVE COVER (OR

BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL

.

T

he lightning flash wi

triangle, is i

dangerous voltagewithi

s

ufficient magnitude to constitute a risk

ntended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated

th arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral

n the products enclosur

of electric shock

e that may be of

to persons

.

T

he exclamati
alert the user to the presence of impor
mai

ntenance (servicing) instructions i

the product.

on mark within an equilateral triangle is i

ntended to

tant operating and

n the literature accompanyi

ng

This symbol [crossed-out wheeled bin WEEE A
s

eparate collection of waste electrical
EU countries.
Please do not throw the equipment into the domestic r
Please use the return and collection
for the disposal

of this pr

oduct.

and electronic

systems available in your country

nnex IV] indic

equipment in the

efuse.

ates

This symbol [crossed-out wheeled bin Directive 2006/66/EC A
indicates separate collection of waste batteries in the EU c
Please do not throw the batteries into the domestic r
the return and collection
disposal

of the waste batteries.

systems available in your country

efuse. Pleas

nnex II]

ountries.

e use

for the

BEF

T

o use this pr

T

he supplied power cord and AC

use them wi

Be sur

in J

apan, use the AC

D

o not knot or coil the power cord or AC

so may

Carry this pr

vibration or shock to the product. Doing so may damage parts causi

D

o not apply vibration or shock during projection. Do not use this pr

vibration or shock is

mal

function.

D

o not use this pr

harmful i

D

o not use this pr

ORE Y

oduct, please be sure to use the supplied power cord and AC

th other equipment.

e to use the power cord applicabl

adapter sold wi

damage the cords, causi

oduct by holding the lower part of the main unit in both hands. Do not apply excessiv

applied to the product. Vibrati

oduct near high-vol

nterference.

oduct in locations subject to humidity

O

U U

adapter are desi

th the product wi

ng fire or electric shock

tage power lines or power sourc

SE

e to your local power specifications. If the product was sold

adapter cord or wr

gned for exclusiv

th 100VAC

on or shock may damage parts causi

, dust, smok

ap them around the AC

.

adapter.

e use wi

and 50 or 60 Hz

ng malfunction.

oduct in a car or ship where

e, oil smok

th this pr

e. The product may receiv

oduct. Do not

.

adapter. Doing

ng

e or steam. Dirt may

e

e

attach to the optical

D

o not use this pr

temperature changes too quickly

Use this pr

Temper

W

hen the product is s

temperature is

image quality. Wait until the condensation is compl

D

o not touch the lens. It may leave fingerprint marks which can result in a blurred im

Important notes when connecting an HDMI cabl

Us

HDMI cables that are not compliant wi

D

o not apply excessiv

damage the HDM

Follow

oduct under the followi

ature 5 35

e a HIGH SPEED HDMI cable with the HDMI l

the guidelines below to prevent the product from dropping or overturning.

parts, such as the lens, causi

oduct in locations exposed to extreme temperature or locations where the

.

ng environm

Humidity less than 85(No c

uddenly br

quickly raised, condensation may occur to the surface of the lens causi

e forc

I terminal, leading to a malfunction.

ought into a warm plac

th HDMI s

e to the HDM

ng reduced im

ental conditions:

e from a cold place or when the room

etely

gone and the im

e.

ogo.

tandards should not be used.

I terminal while the cable is c

age quality.

ondensation)

age becomes clear

onnected as it could

ng reduced

.

age.

sloping location.

Luminesc

ent spot and black spot

There may

m

ade-up of many pixels. Though luminesc

phenomenon peculiar to the im

There may

i

n brightness. It is

This product is

There may

device is c

the projection settings according to the input si

Lifetim

Avoid usi

environm

Doi

ng so may shorten the life of critical components such as the optical

which may lead to degraded im

deemed to be subjected to such abuse.Regarding paid component replacement, please contact

the d

be some pixels that do not operate properly

ent or black spots may be found on the scr

age pick-up device and is

be some flickeri

a phenomenon peculiar to the im

not desi

be some im

hanged while the im

e of the parts

ng the projector in severe conditions such as high temperature, dusty or smoky

ents as well as long-c

istributor the product was purchas

ng on the scr

gned to display such kind of im

age distorti

age is projec

ontinuous use in excess of eight hours

age quality. Pleas

een when shooting a pattern im

on for a moment when the output resolution of the connected

ted. This is because the product automatically adjusts

gnal. It is

ed from or our servic

due to the use of an im

not a malfunction.

age wi

age pick-up device and is

ages.

not a malfunction.

.

e note, warranty repair may not apply i

e offic

e.

not a malfunction.

engine and cooling fan

age pick-up device

een, it is

th gradual changes

a

f the unit is

C

ONTENTS

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS .................................................................................... 2

BEFORE YOU USE

CONTENTS ................................................................................................................ 8

1GETTING S

CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS

PART NAMES AND

Projector ............................................................................................................ 12

LED BACKLIGHT INDICATION

Side panel ......................................................................................................... 15

Rem

ote control .................................................................................................. 16

Operati

INSTA

CONNECTING TO THE DEVICES ....................................................................... 23

LLING THE PROJECTOR

Throw distance and scr

Raisi

Usi

ng a tripod for a camera ............................................................................... 22

C

onnecting the power (AC adapter and power cord) ........................................ 23

C

onnecting to HDM

TARTED

ng range for the remote control.............................................................. 19

ng the projected im

............................................................................................... 6

............................................................................................. 11

............................................................. 11

FUNCTIONS

een size ........................................................................ 20

age .............................................................................. 21

I terminal ............................................................................ 24

......................................................................... 12

........................................................................ 14

.......................................................................... 20

O

utput audio through the AUDIO

S

upplying the power from USB

2 BASIC OPERATION ............................................................................................. 27

TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF

Poweri

Poweri

ADJUSTING THE FOCUS

CORRECTING THE KEYSTONE DISTORTION

Correcti

SELECTING THE DISPLAY MODE (rem

CONTROLLING THE VOLUME (rem

Turni

Turni

C

TURNING OFF THE SO

HIDING THE IMAGE ............................................................................................. 35

ADJUSTING THE BRIG

ng on ...................................................................................................... 27

ng off ...................................................................................................... 28

.................................................................................... 29

ng the keystone distorti

ng up the volume ....................................................................................... 32

ng down the volume .................................................................................. 32

ontro

lli

ng the volume wi

th control panel .......................................................... 33

UND

HTN

ESS (rem

terminal ......................................................... 25

port .................................................................. 26

......................................................................... 27

.................................................. 30

on manually with the remote control ................. 30

ote control) ............................................ 31

ote control) .................................................. 32

............................................................................... 34

ote control) ............................................... 36

ADJUSTING THE CO

SETTING THE ECO MODE (rem

NTRAST (rem

ote control) ................................................... 37

ote control) ........................................................ 38

3 MENU OPE

RATION .............................................................................................. 39

DISPLAYING THE MENU AND

Displaying the main menu ................................................................................. 39

Operati

MAIN MENU ......................................................................................................... 41

CORRECTING TH

SELECTING THE DISPLAY MODE

S

etting up User m

ADJUSTING THE BRIG

ADJUSTING THE CO

CONTROLLING THE VOLUME

Volume s

Turni

SETTING THE LANGUAGE ................................................................................. 52

DETAIL SETTINGS

Displaying the detail settings ............................................................................. 53

Checking various informati

S

etting the ECO mode....................................................................................... 55

ng the menus ......................................................................................... 39

KEYSTONE DISTORTION

ode ........................................................................................ 46

HTN

NTRAST

etting ................................................................................................... 51

ng off the sound (MUTE) ........................................................................... 51

............................................................................................... 53

BASIC OPERATION ........................................... 39

..................................................... 43

...................................................................... 44

ESS

......................................................................... 49

............................................................................. 50

............................................................................ 51

on ............................................................................ 55

Selecti

S

Selecti

Selecti

S

Selecti

R

4 MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................... 63

CLEANING THE LENS, THE CABINET AND THE REMOTE CONTROL ............. 63

Cleaning the lens ............................................................................................... 63

Cleaning the cabinet and the remote control ..................................................... 63

CLEANING THE INSIDE OF THE PROJECTOR

5 TRO

INDICATOR ICONS

TEMPERATURE & WARNING INDICATOR DISPLAY

COMMON PROBLEMS AND CHECK ITEMS

6

SPECIFI

ng the aspect ratio .................................................................................. 56

etting the auto power off .................................................................................. 57

ng the projection mode ........................................................................... 58

ng the installation mode .......................................................................... 59

etting the CEC mode ....................................................................................... 60

ng the Backli

eturning to the factory s

UBLESHOOTING .......................................................................................... 65

CATIONS

ght Bri

.............................................................................................. 65

................................................................................................. 70

ghtness mode .......................................................... 61

ettings ........................................................................ 62

.................................................. 64

.......................................... 67

....................................................... 68

SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................ 70

Rem

ote control .................................................................................................. 71

S

upplied accessories......................................................................................... 71

LIST OF COMPATIBLE SIGNALS ........................................................................ 72

TRADEMARKS ..................................................................................................... 74

7 WARRANTY

AND AFTER SALES SERVICE ....................................................... 75

1

GETTING ST

ARTED

CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS

T

he items

below are incl

uded wi

th this pr

oduct. If any item is missing, contact the

dealer from whom you purchas

Pro

jector

Remot

e contro

l

ed this pr

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARD

QUICK START GUIDE

oduct.

AC adapter

Power cord

W

ARRANTY CARD

*Battery included

HDMI cable

Page

P

ART

Pro

jector

Number

NAMES AND F

TOP/FRONT

Nam

e

UNCTIONS

BOTTOM /

Function

BACK

R

elated

Lens

Focus dial

S

peaker

C

ontrol panel

Rem

Side panel

Tilt stand

Intake vent

Exhaust vent

MAINTENANCE

ote sensor

Project an im

T

o focus the projected im

Built-in s

To c

ontrol the projector.

To receive IR si
c

ontrol.

Terminal

Adjus

t the projection angle.

age.

age.

peaker.

gnal from the remote

panel to connect other devices.

Air ventilator inlet to cool down the insi
of the projector.
Air ventilator outlet to exhaust the air
inside of the projector.

Anti­To c

This port is

theft security sl

onnect a security cable.

for maintenance only

ot.

P

.20

P

.29

-

P

.13

P

.19

P

.15

P

.21

de

.

-

-

-

-

CAUTION

D

o not look into the lens during the projection. The strong light emi
may caus
projector in an environm
D

o not touch around the exhaust vent during or immedi
area around the exhaust vent may become very
H

ot air may be emi
ea

sily

e damage to your eyes. Pay attention especially when you use the

ent where there are children.

ately

after the projection. The

hot and could result in burn.

tted from the exhaust vent. Do not place any objects, whic

affected by heat, in front of the exhaust vent.

tted from the lens

h are

C

ontrol pane

Touch switch

Number Mar

l

R

k

Nam

Warni

ng

indicator

e

Function

T

he red LED flashes w

is something wr

ong wi

hen there

th the

elated

Pag

e

P

.14,67

projector.

T

Power

Volum

DOWN button

MENU M

button

e button

enu button

o turn the projector on/off.

T

he Volume controlcreen

appears

T

he Keystone correction

screen appears

T

o display/hi

To r

.

.

de the menu.

eturn to the previous m

enu

P

.27,28

P

.33

P

.30

P

.39

without executing the selected

item whil

To mov

LEFT

button

l

eft.

To mov

RIGHT button

E

nter button

ri

ght.

T

o execute the selected item.

e operating the menu.

e the selected item to the

e the selected item to the

-

-

-

LED BACKLIGHT I

There is an LED indicator behind each button on the control panel (7pcs in total) and

NDICATION

the warning indic

Power indicato

This LED also turns red.

LED BacklightBl

There is a blue LED indicator behind each button on the control panel (7pcs in total).

Thes

e LEDs will li

T

he brightness of the LED

also s

et the LED

ator. These LEDs will li

r

ue

ght up when the power is

has three levels which can be set from the menu. You can

to always ON.

ght up according to the status of the projector.

Warni

LED BacklightBl

on.

cs

ng indic

ato

r(red)

ue

Unless it is set to OFF from

the menu is displayed.

T

he power button LED also works as

T

he LED w

and light off for 1 second) until the start-up is compl

LED BacklightRed

There is a red LED indicator behind the power button on the control panel, which w

li

ght up dimly w

T

he LED w

0.25 seconds) w

flash in 2 seconds intervals

projector is in "

W

hen the temperature of the projector becomes too high, while the power is

r

ed LED w
Warni
T

he LED w

0.25 seconds) w

ill flas

ill flas

ill li

ng indic

ill flas

h at its brightest level at 2 seconds intervals

hen the power is

h at 0.5 seconds intervals

hen the projector is in "

abnormal

ght dimly

ato

r( )

h at 0.5 seconds intervals

hen there is som

the menu, the LED w

a start indic

off.

(li

ght on for 1 second and light off for 1 second) when the

temperature (s

and will flas

h.

ething wr

ill li

ght up at the brightest level while

ator.

(li

ght on for 1 second

ete and the power is

(li

ght on for 0.25 seconds and light off for

abnormal

top)" s

temperature (warning)" status and

tatus.

(li

ght on for 0.25 seconds and light off for

ong wi

th the fan and flash at 2 seconds

on.

off, the

ill

i

ntervals

the LED

(li

ght on for 1 second and light off for 1 second) when the brightness level of

decreases

.

Side pan

Number

el

Nam

e

R

Function

elated

Pag

e

HDMI

AUDIO

USB

DC IN

To c

onnect an HDM

H

ead Phone output Terminal.

To s

upply 5V

To c

onnect the supplied AC

power up to 2A.

I output device.

adapter.

P

.24

P

.25

P

.26

P

.23

HDMI input terminal.

CAUTION

Use the HIGH SPEED HDMI cable with HDMI l

HDMI cable that is

D

o not apply excessiv
output device is c

to a malfunction.

ogo.

not compliant wi

e forc

e to the HDM

onnected. It could damage the HDM

th HDMI s

I terminal while an HDM

tandard may not be used.

I

I terminal, leading

Remot

e contro

Number Mar

k

l

R

Nam

e

Function

elated

Pag

e

MENU

Power

M

enu button

LEFT

RIGHT button

ENTER button

Blank scr

button

Display m

button

button

button

een

ode

T

o turn the projector on/off.

T

o display/hi

To r

eturn to the previous m

de the menu.

enu

without executing the selected

item whil

To mov

l

eft.

To mov

ri

ght.

T

o execute the selected item.

T

o toggle between the projected

image and a blank scr

c

an tempora

projected im

To s

e operating the menu.

e the selected item to the

e the selected item to the

een. You

rily hide the

age.

et the display m

ode.

P

.27,28

P

.39

-

-

-

P

.35

P

.31

Keys

button

Brightness

button

tone

To correc

distorti

t the vertical keys

on in increm

ents of one

degree.

T

o adjust the brightness of the

projector.

tone

P

P

.30

.36

Number Mar

N o t e

Button battery

k

C

ontrast

B

utton

ECO

Nam

e

button

Function

T

o adjust the contrast of the

projector.

To s

et the ECO mode.

R

elated

Pag

P

.37

P

.38

e

Volum

Volum

MUTE

e button

e button

button

To increase the volume of the

built-in speaker.

T

o decreas

e the volume of the

built-in speaker.

T

o tempora

rily mute the sound.

Preparing the remote control

W

hen purchas

1. A battery is pre-installed in the remote control at the tim

insulati

Remov

ed

on sheet).

e the insulation sheet before usi

ng the remote control for the firs

P

.32

P

.32

P

.34

e of shipment (with

t tim

e.

Insulation sheet

How

to change the battery

1. Pull out the battery cas

e.

2. Take out the old button

battery

button battery i

with the "+" si

3. Insert the battery cas

c

ontrol.

and put the new

n the battery cas

de faci

ng up.

e to the remote

e

B

attery cas

e

Rem

(Back)

ote control

Use the button battery ty

pe CR2032 for the remote control.

CAUTION

Improper use of the battery may l

ead to electroly

te leakage or bursti

and may cause fire, injury or corrosion to the remote control. Observ

the followi

D

If the battery leaks, wipe off the leaked electroly

install

i

mmedi

W

battery

Remov
rem

D

D

W

r

egulations in your community.

ng precautions for safety use of the product.

o not use any battery

a new battery

ately wash i

hen the tim

e to replace the battery comes, i

other than specifi

. If the leaked electroly

t away wi

th running water.

.

e the battery from

ote control for a long period of tim

o not heat the battery or

o not revers

e the positive (+) and negative (-)

hen disposing the battery

the remote control when you do not use the

e.

throw into fire.

, follow the re

ed.

te wi

th a cl

te contacts your ski

mmedi

ately remov

terminals

.

cycling or disposal

oth and

n,

ng

e

e the

K

eep the battery remov

childr

en.

T

he battery could choke childr

ed from the remote control out of reach of

en if swallow

ed.

INSTA

N o t e

LLING THE PROJECTOR

Throw distance and screen size

Decide on the positi

T

siz

he dis

高
さ

tance between the projector and the scr

e: 25 inch) and 133 cm (scr

H

ei

gh

t

Screen

on to place the projector.

size (inch)

Width

Inch

25 53.8 33.7 48

30 64.6 40.4 58

Scr

Width (cm)

een size: 68 inch).

een size

Hei

een should be between 48cm (scr

L

ght (cm)

Projection dis

L(cm)

tance

een

35 75.4 48.0 68

40 86.1 53.8 78

45 96.9 60.6 88

50 107.7 67.3 98

55 118.5 74.0 108

60 129.2 80.8 118

65 140.0 87.5 128

68 146.5 91.5 133

T

he values in the fable are desi

an indicati

T

he aspect ratio of the projected im

on only

.

the aspect ratio of the input si

16: 9 or 4: 3), top and bottom or left and right of the im

display

ed and the scr

een size becomes smaller

gn values and may vary. Use them as

age in full scr

gnal is

different from 16: 10 (suc

een is

16: 10. When

h as

age will

not be

than those specifi

ed

i

n the above table.

R

N o t e

aising the pro

jected image

Projec

projector.

ted im

Tilt stand 5°)

age can be rais

1. Use the tilt stand

S

etting up the tilt stand allows y

T

he two positi
either 5°or 10°.
T

he greater the angle, the higher the im

on tilt stand allows y

ed up when usi

B

ottom of the projector

Tilt stand 10°)

ou to rais

ou to set up the projectionangle to

ng the built-in tilt stand underneath the

e the projected im

age is projec

ted.

age.

2. Reset the position of the pro

T

he projector will projec

positi

on.

Keys

tone distorti
Adjust keys
R

efer to CORRECTING THE

(Page30 43) for details

tone settings to correct keystone distorti

t horiz

on can occur when usi

jected image.

ontally w

KEYSTONE DISTORTION

.

hen the tilt stand is

ng the tilt stand.

on.

folded to the firs

t

N o t e

Using

T

he projector is

c

an mount the projector on a tripod for a camera.

a tripod for

equipped wi

a camera

th a tripod receptacl

e on the bottom of the projector. You

Tripod
rec

eptacl

e

W

hen mounted on a tripod

Use a tripod that can support 500g or more.

Fully spread the legs of the tripod. In case of usi

elevating column, do not extend the column when mounting the

projector.

CAUTION

R

efer to the instruction manual of the tripod for instructions on the use of
the tripod. Plac
causing injury
W

hen connecting the cables (suc

sur

e that nobody can trip over the cables. Otherwis

or tip over, causi

e the tripod in stable condition. Otherwis

.

ng injury

h as the power cord, HDMI cable), mak

.

ng a tripod wi

e, it may tip over,

e, the projector may fall

th an

e

CONNECTING TO THE DEVIC

AC adapter (Supplied)

C

onnecting the power (

C

onnect the supplied AC

adapter and the power cord, and then firmly c

AC adapter and power cord)

ES

onnect to the

DC IN

T

of the projector.

hen insert the other plug of the power cord securely i

Terminal Panel

Power cor
(Supplied)

d

nto the wall outlet.

CAUTION

T

he supplied AC

only. D

D

cover

temperature of the projector and may cause fire or malfunction.

T
This is

o not use wi

o not place the projector on carpet, cushions or bedding and do not

the projector wi

he supplied AC

normal. D

adapter and power cord are for use wi

th other devices.

th a cl

adapter may become hot during normal

o not continue to touch the adapter for a long period.

oth or tablecl

oth. Doing so will increase the

th the projector

operation.

C

onnecting to

HDMI termin

1. Connect the projector to
cable.

C

onnect the HDM

com

puter to the HDM

I output terminal of your device such as a DVD-player

I terminal of the projector usi

al

a device such as a DVD-player using HDM

and

ng an HDMI cable (Supplied)

I

as shown in the below pictur

Terminal Panel

e. Firmly insert the cable into the connector.

HDMI cable
(Supplied)

Devic

e

(such as a DVD-player)

CAUTION

Use the HIGH SPEED HDMI cable with HDMI l

HDMI cable that is

This projector complies wi
guarantee the operation wi
D

o not apply excessiv
device is c
mal

function.

onnected. It could damage the HDM

not compliant wi

th HDMI s

th all the output devices.

e forc

e to the HDM

ogo.

th HDMI s

tandard. However, we do not

tandard may not be used.

I terminal while an HDM

I terminal, leading to a

I output

Output audio thr

ough the

AUDIO terminal

1. Connect headphon

Plug in headphones(sold separately) or an external speaker(sold s

the AUDIO

Built-in s

headphones or an external speaker.

output port of the projector.

peaker output will

es or an

extern

be stopped and audio will

al speaker to the projector

be output through

H

eadphone

(Sold separately)

eparately) to

Please read this instructi
an external speaker before connecting to the projector.

Please lower the audio volume of the external speaker before turning on.

onal manual before connecting headphones or

2. Adjust audio volume of the hea

Audio volum
pressi
headphone is inser
R
T
on the remote control.
R

ng MENU button on the front panel or the remote control while the

efer to CO

he volume of the headphone can be adjusted by pressi

efer to CO

Please be careful of volume level when usi
usage of the headphone at very hi
order to protect hearing, please do not turn up the volume level too high.
Please increase volum
hearing.
Please do not add extra forc
as this may caus

e of headphone can be adjusted by volume settings shown after

ted to the AUDIO

NTROLLING THE VOLUME (Page51) for details

NTROLLING THE VOLUME (rem

e gradually

e damage.

dphon

output terminal of the projector.

e to the projector when inserting headphones

e

.

ng the volume buttons

ote control) (P

ng headphones. Continuous

gh volume may cause hearing loss. In

as sudden increases may

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harm

.

S

(Sold separately)

N o t e

upp

1. c

lying the power from USB port

onnect other USB apparatuses to this plane

c

onnect other USB

T

he USB

only

port can supply 5V

and has no communicati

apparatuses to this pl

power up to 2A. This USB port is

on function.

ane

for power supply

Terminal Panel

PCO

ther USB

apparatuses

U

SB

T

he USB

power supply is activ

ated when the AC

adapter is c

onnected to the

p

rojector ev

en if the power is

on or off.

2 BASIC O

N o t e

T

URNING THE POWER ON/O

PERATI

ON

FF

Powering on

1. Make sure that the power and all necessary cables are c
proper

2.

Touch

(Pr

ess button on the remot

ly.

button on th

Rem

ote contro

l

e control pan

e control.)

C

ontrol panel

el.

onnected

Power indicator w

T

he Input source s

It will
is on.

ill

turn green

tandby scr

take some tim

een will

e before you can operate the projector after the power

be display

ed.

no operation.

N o t e

Powering o

1.

Touch

(Pr

button on th

ess button on the remot

ff

e control pan

e control.)

el.

2. A message will be displayed. Pr

Press the Power button on the control panel of

the projector or on the remote control while the

mess

Rem

ote contro

l

ess th

age in the right figure is displayed to turn off

C

ontrol panel

e button again.

Press Power button again to

turn off the projector.

the power.

T

he Power indic

T

he cooling fan will

s

tops.

T

he Power off confirmati

ator will

operate for a while. Disconnect the power cord after the fan

CAUTION

W

hen the warning indic

has occurred to the projector.
R

efer to Warning indic

turn off.

on message will disappear after 5 seconds of

ator is li

ator (P

t or flashing, it indic

age67) for details

.

ates that a malfunction

ADJUSTING THE FO

N o t e

CUS

Turn the focus ring to adjust the focus.

T

he focus adjustment can be perform

ed when the throw dis

tance is
between 48cm

R

efer to Throw dis

screen size.

Sometimes, you may notic
due to interference wi

displac

e the focus a little.

D

o not look into the lens during the projection. The strong light emi
from the lens may cause damage to your eyes. Pay attention especially

w

hen you use the projector in an environm

D

o not touch the lens. If the lens becomes dirty from fingerprints or

anything els

wipe the lens wi

off the projector, disc

and 133cm

tance and scr

e, the projected im

.

e fine streaks on projected im

th the scr

th commercial lens-cl

onnect the power cord and then allow the cabinet

een size (P

een surface. Replace the scr

ages may become blurry

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ages. This is

ent where there are children.

eaning paper. Make sure to turn

on the

een or

. In such cases,

tted

to cool before cl

W

hen the projector is mov
the room temperature is s

may occur, resulti

warm up to room temperature before usi

eaning the lens.

ed from a cold place to a warm plac

uddenly increased, condensation on the lens

ng in blurred im

age. In such cases, let the projector

e or when

ng it.

CORRECTING THE K

EYSTONE DISTORTION

Correcting the keystone distortion ma
remot

1. Pr

2. Pr

e contro

l

ess the the button.

T

he followi

ess the “

ng Keystone correction wi

K

eyston

e correction window

” button

s.

ndow will

be display

nu

ally with the

ed.

Rem

ote control

Press the “>” button

(Press w

angle is increased.

Press the “<” button

(Press w

ang

hen the projection

hen the projection

le is decreas

ed.

)

)

.

.

Correcting the keystone distortion manually with control panel

1. Pr

ess the “ ”button on th

The followi

w

ill

be display

ng Keystone correction wi

ed.

K

eyston

e correction window

e control pan

ndow

el.

Control pan

el

details.

2. Pr

N o t e

N o t e

ess the “

distortion.

” buttons on the control pan

el to correct th

e keyston

e

Press the “ ” button

(Press w

angle is increased.

Press the “ ” button

(Press w

ang

T

he Keystone correction wi
sec
T

he keystone correction can cause an im
because the correction is m
T

he keystone distorti
T

he keystone correction can als
R

efer to CORRECTING THE

hen the projection

)

hen the projection

le is decreas

onds of no operation.

ed.

)

on can be corrected to 40 of the angle of tilt.

.

.

ndow will

ade electronically.

o be perform

KEYSTONE DISTORTION (Page3043) for

be automatically clos

age to be sli

ed from the menu.

ghtly

ed after 3

degraded

SELECTING THE DI

1.

Press th

Display m

2. Pr

ess the “

Selec
Press the button to execute the selection.

T
of no operation.
Selecti
R

e button on the remot

ode select menu will

Disp

lay mod

t the display m

he

ng the display m

efer to

SELECTING THE DISPLAY MODE (Page44) for details

e select menu

” buttons of remote contro

ode wi

SPLAY MODE (remote c

be display

th the buttons on the remote control.

m

enu will

ode can als

e contro

ed.

l.

l.

be automatically clos

o be perform

ed from the menu.

ontrol)

ed after 3 seconds

.

CONTROLLING THE VOLUME (remote c

N o t e

ontrol)

Turning up th

1. Pr

ess the “+” button near the mark on the remot

T

he followi

turned up.

e volum

ng Volume control wi

Volum

e

e control window

Turning down the volum

e

ndow will

be display

e contro

ed and the volume will

l.

be

1. Pr

T

display

ess the “-” button near the mark on the remot

he followi

ng Volume control wi

ed and the volume will

Volum

T

he Volume control wi

e control window

ndow will

be turned down.

ndow will

be

be automatically clos

e contro

ed after 3

l.

sec

onds of no operation.

T

he volume control can als

R

efer to CO

NTROLLING THE VOLUME (Page51) for details

o be perform

ed from the menu.

.

Contro

N o t e

lling th

e volum

e

with control pan

el

1. Pr

ess the “ ”button on th

The followi

w

ill

be display

ng Volume control wi

ed.

Volum

e control window

e control pan

2.

Press the “

volum

Press the buttons : Turning up the volume

e.

” buttons on the control panel to contro

ndow

el.

Control pan

lling th

el

e

Press the buttons : Turning down the volume.

T

he Volume control wi

sec

onds of no operation.

T

he volume control can als

R

efer to CO

NTROLLING THE VOLUME (Page51) for details

ndow will

o be perform

be automatically clos

ed after 3

ed from the menu.

.

T

N o t e

URNING OFF THE SOUND

Y

ou can tempora

Press th

1.
Press the button again to cancel the mute.

W

hen the + button near the mark

rem

ote control is press
the mute will
w

ill

be increas

W

hen the - button near the mark

rem

ote control is press
the mute will
w

ill

be decreas

W

hen an external speaker is c

s

peaker will also become mute.

rily mute the sound from the built-in speaker.

e button to mute the s

ed while in mute,

be released and the volume

ed by 1 level.

ed while in mute,

be released and the volume

ed by 1 level.

ound

on the

on the

onnected to the projector, the internal

.

HIDING THE IMAGE

N o t e

Y

ou can tempora

rily hide the projected im

age wi

th the Blank screen function.

1. Pr

ess the MASK button on the remot

T

he blank scr

Press the MASK

e contro

een will

be display

Blan

k screen

button again to return to the input si

ed to hide the projected im

l.

age.

gnal scr

een.

Y

ou can als
panel or on the remote control, except the MASK
c

ontrol.

T

he sound will

button.

o exi

t the blank scr

not be muted when the blank scr

een by pressi

ng any button on the control

een is displayed.

button on the remote

To initializ

e

N o t e

ADJUSTING THE

Adjus

t the brightness on the remote control.

BRIGHTNESS (remote c

ontrol)

1. Pr

T

he Bri

2.

Press the “

Adjus

ess th

e button on the remot

ghtness adjustment wi

Brightness adjustment wi

Dark

t the brightness wi

T

he

sec

onds of no operation.

en

” button

e contro

ndow will

ndow

Lighten

s of remote contro

th the buttons.

be display

w w

l.

ed.

l

.

ill

be automatically clos

ed after 3

T

he brightness adjustment cannot be done from the Input source s

screen.

T

he brightness adjustment can als

R

efer to ADJUSTING THE BRIGHTN

o be perform

ESS P

age49 for details

ed from the menu.

tandby

.

N o t e

ADJUSTING THE CONT

Adjus

t the contrast on the remote control.

RAST (remote c

ontrol)

1. Pr

ess th

The Contrast adjustment wi

2.

Press the “

Adjus

e button on the remot

Contrast adjustment wi

Weak

en

” button

t the contrast wi

T

he will

sec

onds of no operation.

T

he contrast adjustment cannot be done from the Input source s
screen.
T

he contrast adjustment can als
R

efer to

ndow will

ndow

Shar

pen

s of remote contro

th the

“

”

o be perform

CONTRAST P

e contro

be display

buttons.

be automatically clos

l.

ed.

l

.

ed from the menu.

age50 for details

ed after 3

tandby

.

N o t e

SE

TTING THE ECO MODE (remote c

S

etting the ECO mode on the remote control.

ontrol)

1. Pr

2.

ess the ECO button on the remote contro

T

he ECO mode setting menu will

Press the “

S

elect “ON” or “OFF” with th

ECO mode setting menu

” button

buttons on the remote contro

S

etting

ON

OFF

T

o activ

To cancel

Description

ate the ECO mode.

the ECO mode.

be display

s of remote contro

e

l.

ed.

l

.

l.

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he will

sec

onds of no operation.

S

etting the ECO mode can als

R

efer to

SETTING THE ECO MODE (Page55) for details

be automatically clos

o be perform

ed after 3

ed from the menu.

3 MENU O

Various c
m

enu.

onfigurations and adjustments to the projected im

PERATI

ON

age can be done from the

DISPLAYING THE MENU AND BASIC OPE

Displaying the main menu

Press the MENU button

1.

Press the MENU button on the
rem

ote control or on the control

panel.

T

he menu will

T

he menu will also be clos

be clos

ed if the MENU button is press

Rem

.

ed automatically after 30 seconds of no operation.

ote control

ed again.

RATION

C

ontrol panel

Operating the menus

T

he selected item will

T

he selected item in the main menu will

If you open the selected item, a sub menu will

the details

T

he items

Main menu

be mark

.

that cannot be selected will

ed in blue.

be mark

be mark

ed in blue.

be display

ed in dark grey

T
items will

dark grey

ed and you can configure

he non selectable

Sub menu

.

be mark
.

ed in

B

utton

button

C

onfigure the setting of the selected ic

Functi

on

on.

button

button

T

he Volume control scr

T

he Keystone correction scr

Mov

e the selected item left.

een appears

een appears

button

Adjus

t the setting value of the adjustment bar*

Mov

e the selected item right.

button

Adjus

t the setting value of the adjustment bar.

R

MENU button

eturn to the previous m

s

ettings.

W

hen the main menu is displayed, the main menu will

be clos

ed.

enu wi

thout changing the

*Adjustment bar: To be used to adjust the setting values.

(For example: Volume adjustment bar)

.

.

.

T

he value set wi

be returned to the previous val

th of the adjustment bar usi

ue before setting by pressi

ng the buttons cannot

ng the MENU

button.

T

he menu will

Press the MENU button again to display

T

he setting scr

s

etting scr

button of the remote control will

be automatically clos

ed after 30 seconds of no operation.

the menu.

een for Keystone/Volume button on this

een for display m

ode/keystone/brightness/contrast/eco/volume

be automatically clos

product and the

ed after 3 seconds of

no operation.

MAIN ME

T

he followi

Keys

tone adjustment/ Display mode selection/ Bri

NU

ng items c

an be configured from the main menu:

ghtness adjustment/ Contrast

adjustment/ Volume adjustment/ Language/ Detail settings

If you select the item, a sub menu will

R

efer to Displayi

m

enu.

ng the main menu (P

Icon

Nam

e

Adjus

be display

ed.

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Options

/

table range

on displaying the main

Description

Keys

tone

adjustment

P

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selecti

P

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Brightness

adjustment

P

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on

ode

-

40 ~ + 40

D

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Presentation

Bright (Max)

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D

efault setting 50

Correc

distorti

T

t the vertical keys

tone

on.

he correction can be made in

increments of one degree.

S

et an appropriate im

age mode

according to the scene.

Adjus

t the brightness of the

image.

T

he adjustment can be made in

increments of one unit.

Icon

N o t e

Nam

C

ontrast

adjustment

P

.50

e

Options

Adjus

table range

1 ~ 100

D

efault setting 50

/

Description

Adjus

T

t the contrast of the im

age.

he adjustment can be made in

increments of one unit.

Volum

adjustment

P

Language

P

e

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1 ~ 10

D

efault setting 7

English

French

German

S

panis

h

Italian

Swedis

Dutc

Por

h

h

tuguese

Russian

J

apanese

Simplifi

Chines

T

he followi

ed

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ng items c

Adjus

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t the volume of the im

age.

he adjustment can be made in

increments of one unit.

S

et the language for the menus

and messages.

an be configured:

D

etail settings

P

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ECO m

Aspect ratio

A

uto power off

Projection mode

Installation mode

CEC m

ode

ode

ont

D

efault settingOFF

D

efault settingAUTO(Fixed)

D

efault setting 180

D

efault settingFr

D

efault settingDesktop

D

efault settingOFF

Factory settings

T

he main menu will

operation or when the MENU button is press

be automatically clos

ed after 30 seconds of no

ed again.

N o t e

CORRECTING TH KEYSTONE DISTORTIO

Disp

1.

2.

lay the “Main” menu

R

efer to Displayi

Press the MENU button on the remote control or on the control panel.

T

he main menu will

S

elect th

e icon

ng the main menu (P

be display

.

with th

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e

N

Main menu

buttons on the remote control or on th
control pan

Press the button to execute the selection.
T

he Keystone correction wi

Correct the keystone distortion with the

3.

buttons on the remot

the control pan

Press the button to execute the correction
and return to the main menu.

Rem

Press the button.

(Press w

is increas

el.

ndow will

e control or on

el.

ote control or control panel

hen the projection angle

ed.

)

e

be display

ed.

K

eyston

e correction window

Press the button.

(Press w

is decreas

hen the projection angle

ed.

)

T

he keystone correction can cause an im

because the correction is m

T

he keystone distorti

on can be corrected to 40 of the angle of tilt.

age to be sli

ade electronically.

ghtly

degraded

SELECTING THE DI

SPLAY MODE

1. Display the “Main” menu

R

efer to Displayi

Press the MENU button on the remote control or on the control panel.

T

he main menu will

2.

S

elect th

e icon

ng the main menu (P

be display

buttons on the remote control or on th
control pan

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Display mode select menu will

3. Select the disp

el.

lay mode with th
buttons on the remote control or on th
control pan

Selected scr

el.

een mode is show

.

with th

ed.

e

e

n by pressi

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be display

e

ng

ed.

Disp

Main menu

lay mod

e select menu

button.

Press MENU button to return to the main

menu. Turn off the main menu by pressing

the MENU button again.

To s

et up user mode, please refer to "S

Press the MENU button to cancel the selection.

etting up User M

ode."(Page46)

N o t e

T

he followi

ng display m

ode can be selected:

Icon

M

ode

Description

User

Cinema

P

hoto

Norma

l

D

efault

Gam

e

Presentation

Bright (Max)

preferences. "(Page46)

A m

ode suitable for films.

A m

ode suited for showi

suc

h as photos, for exact color

repr

oduction.

A

normal m

color

and brightness.

A m

ode suited for im

animations

An Advanc

ode for standard shades of

.

ed chromogenic m

ng st

ill images,

ages of games or

ode for

vivid projection of documents such as

charts in com

A m

ode for brighter projection.

puters or c

atalogs.

Color i

n the presentation mode may differ from original. Pleas

e use the

photo mode for true color reproduction.

Setting up User mod

Color temperature setting menu

e

User mode allows

color

gamut and ga

Icon

the color balance to be adjusted by setting color temperature,

mm

Nam

e

Color

temperature

Color

gamut

Gamm

a

a of the im

Options/ Adjus

Lo 5,000K,

Mid 6,000K

Hi 9,300K

S

td : sRGB

S

tandard color gamut for

Windows

Wide : AdobeRGB

Color

cover

vibrant green color.

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=

1.9, =2.2, =2.4

age.

table range

environm

gamut wi

age that can express

a

ent.

th wider G

Description

Lower color temperature

projects warm color. Higher

color

temperature projects cold

color

.

Color

gamut allows y

up recognizable color cover

for sRGB or A

Gray scale brightness. Lower

val

ue projects a brighter im

dobeRGB.

ou to set

age

age.

1. Select the User mode

Selec

t the ic

buttons on the remote control or on the

c

ontrol panel.

Press the button to execute the selection.
T

he

on wi

s

menu will

2. Set the Color temperature

Selec

t the ic

Press the button to execute the selection.
T

he Color temperature

be display

Selec

t the color temperature wi

buttons.

Lo 5,000K, Mi

on wi

ed.

d 6,500K, Hi

th the buttons

be display

th the buttons.

s

menu will

th the

9,300K

ed.

User

setting menu

Press the button to execute the correction.
Press the MENU button to return to the User s

etting menu.

3. Set the Color gamut

Selec
on the

T

Selec

StdsRGB, WideA

Press the button to execute the correction.
Press the MENU button to return to the User s

4. Set the Gamm

Selec
on the

T

t the ic

rem

he Color gamut menu will

t the color gamut wi

on wi

ote control or on the control panel.

a

t the ic

rem

he Gamma menu will

on wi

ote control or on the control panel.

th the

th the buttons.

dobe RGB equival

th the

buttons

be display

buttons

be display

ent

ed.

etting menu.

ed.

Color gamut Setting menu

Gamma Setting menu

Selec

t the gamma wi

Gamm

Press the button to execute the correction.
Press the MENU button to return to the User s

a: =

1.9, =2.2, =2.4

th the buttons.

etting menu.

N o t e

5. Close the menu

A

fter setting up the user set up menu,

press the MENU button in the control panel

or remote control to go back to the display

m

ode menu.

Press the MENU button in the display

m

ode menu to return to the main menu.

Press the MENU button again to clos

the main menu.

e

User Settings menu

Disp

lay mode menu

Main menu

Clo

se the menu

Display m

necessary

ode is i

n effect when showi

ng input im

ages. Image input is

to change settings. Settings cannot be changed wi

thout

image input.

T

he menu will

operation. Press

be automatically clos

ed after 30 seconds of no

the MENU button again to display

the menu.

N o t e

ADJUSTING THE

BRIGHTNESS

1. Display the “Main” menu

R

efer to Displayi

Press the MENU button on the remote control or on the control panel.

T

he main menu will

2. Select th

e icon

ng the main menu (P

be display

buttons on the remote control or on th

ontrol panel.

c

Press the button to execute the selection.
T

he Bri

3. Adjust the brightn

ghtness adjustment wi

ess with the

.

with th

ed.

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ndow will

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be display

ed.

Brightness adjustment wi

Main menu

ndow

buttons on the remote control or on th

control pan

Press the button to execute the
adjustment and return to the main menu.

T

he brightness adjustment cannot be done from the Input sourc

s

tandby scr

el.

een.

e

Dark

en

Lighten

e

N o t e

ADJUSTING THE CONT

RAST

1. Display the “Main” menu

R

efer to Displayi

Press the MENU button on the remote control or on the control panel.

T

he main menu will

2. Select th

e icon

ng the main menu (P

be display

buttons on the remote control or on th
c

ontrol panel.

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Contrast adjustment wi

.

ed.

with th

age39).

e

ndow will

e

be display

ed.

Main menu

3. Adjust the contrast with the

buttons on the remote control or on th

ontrol panel.

c

Press the button to execute the
adjustment and return to the main menu.

T

he contrast adjustment cannot be done from the Input source s

screen.

e

Contrast adjustment wi

Weak

en

Shar

tandby

ndow

pen

CONTROLLING THE VOLUME

Volum

1.

2. Select th

buttons on the remote control or on th
control pan

3.

buttons on the remote control or on th

e setting

Display the “ Main” menu.

R

efer to Displayi

Press the MENU button on the remote control or on the control panel.

T

he main menu will

e icon

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Volume setting wi

Adjust th

e volume with th

ng the main menu (P

be display

with th

el.

ndow will

ed.

e

be display

e

age39).

e

ed.

Volum

e

Main menu

e setting wi

ndow

control pan

Press the button to execute the
adjustment and return to the main menu.

Turning off th

Y

ou can tempora

R

efer to Turning off the sound (P

el.

e s

ound (MUTE)

rily mute the sound wi

Dow

n

th the MUTE button on the remote control.

age34)

U

p

SE

TTING THE LANGUAGE

S

et the language to be used for the menus.

1. Display the “Main” menu

R

efer to Displayi

Press the MENU button on the remote control or on the control panel.

T

he main menu will

2. Select th

e icon

ng the main menu (P

be display

ed.

with th

.

age39).

e

Main menu

buttons on the remote control or on

the control pan

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Language menu will

3. Select th

e la

el.

be display

nguage with th

e

ed.

Language menu

buttons on the remote control or on th

control pan

Press the button to execute the
selecti

T

he followi

on and return to the main menu.

Language

el.

ng language can be selected.

English

German

Italian

Dutc

h

Russian

Simplifi

ed Chinese

e

French

S

panis

h

Swedis

Por

tuguese

J

apanese

h

DETAIL

T

he followi

SE

TTINGS

ng items c

an be configured:

ECO m

CEC m

Various i

R

efer to Checki

Disp

ode/ Aspect ratio s

ode/Factory s

nformati

ettings

on can be obtained from this screen.

ng various informati

laying the det

etting / Auto power off/ Projecti

on (P

age55).

ail settings

on mode/ Installation mode/

1. Display the “Main” menu

R

efer to Displayi

Press the MENU button on the remote control or on the control panel.

T

he main menu will

2. Select th

e icon

ng the main menu (P

be display

with th

.

ed.

e

age39).

Main menu

buttons on the remote control or on th

control pan

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Detail settings menu will

3. Select th

the buttons on the remot

control or on th

Press the button to display

Press the MENU button to return to the main menu.

el.

e item to b

e control pan

be display

e configured with

e

el.

the setting menu of the selected item.

e

ed.

Det

ail settings menu

Icon

Nam

e

ECO m

ode setting

55

Aspect ratio setting

A

56

uto power off setting

57

Projection mode setting

58

Options

O

n

D

O

ff

A

uto

4 3

16 9

O

ff

1 ~ 180

D

efault180

Front

Rear

efault

D

efault

D

efault

S
W

Description

et the ECO mode.

hen the projector is i

n
the ECO mode, the
LED bri
noise w

S

et the horiz

ghtness and fan
ill

decreas

e.

ontal to
vertical ratio of the input
signal.

A

utomatically turn off
the projector after a
certai

n period of no

operation.

S

et whether to project
images from the front of
the scr
rear

een or from the

of the scr

een.

Installation mode setting

CEC m

59

ode setting

60

Factory settings

62

Desk

D

efault

Ceili

ON

O

FF

Yes

N

o

ng

top

D

efault

S

et how to install the
projector.

S

et the CEC mode.
S

etting up CEC mode
allows y

ou to operate
the projector in
conjuncti
com

on wi

patible HDM

device.

R

eturn all settings to

factory

default.

th a CEC

I

Checking various information

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

T

he followi

ng informati

on can be view

ed.

Det

ail settings menu

Informati

Input Sourc

Versi

on

Setting the ECO mod

on

e

T

he current input source w

T

he firmware version of the projector will

e

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

2. Select th
buttons on the remot

or on th

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he ECO mode setting menu will

e icon with the

e control pan

el.

e contro

be display

l

Description

ill

be display

ed.

ed.

be display

Det

ail settings menu

ed.

3. Select “ON” or “OFF” with th

e

ECO mode setting menu

buttons on the remote control or on
the control pan

S

etting

ON

OFF

Press the button to execute the selection and return to the Detail settings menu.

T

To cancel

el.

o activ

Description

ate the ECO mode.

the ECO mode.

D

efault

S

N o t e

electing th

e aspect ratio

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

2. Select th
buttons on the remot

or on th

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Aspect ratio s

3. Select th

buttons on the remot

or on th

e icon with the

e control pan

el.

etting menu will

e aspect ratio with the

e control pan

el.

e contro

be display

e contro

l

l

ed.

Det

ail settings menu

Aspect ratio

setting menu

T

he followi

Press the button to execute the selection and return to the Detail settings
m

enu.

ng aspect ratio can be selected.

Icon

Display

original aspect ratio.

Display

aspect ratio.

Display

16:9 aspect ratio

T

he aspect ratio setting will

Description

the input si

the input si

the input si

gnal in its

D

efault

gnal in 4:3

gnal in

not be saved. It will

be reset to AUTO when

the projector is restar

ted.

Setting the auto power off

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

2.

S

elect th

buttons on the remot

ontrol or on the control pan

c

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Auto power off setting menu will

3. Select th

buttons on the remot

on the control pan

T

he followi

e icon with the

e

el.

be display

e auto power off time with the

e control or

el.

ng auto power off time c

O

ff

(Disable the auto power off function)

an be selected.

Det

ail settings menu

ed.

Auto power off setting menu

1 mi

nute

3 mi

nutes

5 mi

nutes

A

uto
power
off tim

Press the button to execute the selection and return to the Detail settings
m

enu.

W

hen the auto power off function is
automatically after no operation is
from the remote control, for a preset amount of tim

T

he message as shown in the right pictur

w

ill

be display

projector is

10 mi

e

20 mi

30 mi

60 mi

120 mi

180 mi

ed 30 seconds before the

turned off automatically.

nutes

nutes

nutes

nutes

nutes

nute

D

efault

s

enabled, the projector will

perform

ed, either from the control panel or

e

e.

T

he projector will

off afte

be turned off

be turned

r

30 seconds.

S

electing the pro

jection mod

e

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

2. Select th
buttons on the remot

control or on th

e icon with the

e

e control pan

el.

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Projecti

on mode setting menu will

3. Select “Front” or “Rear” with the
buttons on the remot

on the control pan

Icon

M

ode

el.

e control or

Description

be display

Det

ail settings menu

ed.

Pro

jection mod

e setting menu

T

o be used when the

Front

Rear

Press the button to execute the selection and return
to the Detail settings menu.

projector is plac
a scr
T

o be used when the
projector is plac
screen.

een.

D

efault

ed in front of

ed behind a

S

electing th

e installation mod

e

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

Det

ail settings menu

2. Select th
buttons on the remot

c

ontrol or on the control pan

e icon with the

e

el.

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Installation mode setting menu will

3. Select “D
control or on th

esktop” or “Ceiling” with th

e control pan

Icon

M

Desk

ode

top

T

o be used when the
projector is install
i

n the desktop mount

positi

el.

Description

D

on.

be display

ed.

e buttons on the remot

efault

Installation mod

ed

e setting menu

e

T

o be used when the

Ceili

ng

Press the button to execute the selection and return to the Detail settings

m

enu.

D

o not place the projector on an unstable cart, stand, or table. Doing so

may caus

Installation work (such as ce
by a qualified technician. If installation is

projector may fall, causi

technician or your dealer for installation.

e the projector to fall down or tip over.

projector is install
to the ce

ng injury or accident. Contact a qualified

ili

ng.

ili

ng suspension) s

ed

not ca

hould only
rri

ed out correctly

be ca

rri

ed out

, the

N o t e

Setting the CEC mod

e

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

2. Select th

e icon with the

buttons on the remot

control or on th

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he CEC mode setting menu will

e control pan

3. Select “ON” or “OFF” with th
buttons on the remote control or on
the control pan

S

etting

el.

Description

e

el.

be display

e

ed.

Det

ail settings menu

CEC mode setting menu

ON

OFF

Press
s

ettings menu.

the button to execute the selection and return to the Detail

S

etting up CEC mode allows y
with a connected CEC compatible HDM
Tur

n on the CEC mode and start the CEC compatible HDM

w

ill

power on the projector.
Poweri
well

.

T

o activ

To cancel

ng off the projector will

ate the CEC mode.

the CEC mode.

D

efault

ou to operate the projector in conjunction

I device.

turn off the power off the HDM

I device this

I device as

S

Setting

Description

electing the B

acklight Brightness mod

1.

Display the “ Detail settings ” menu.

e

Det

ail settings menu

2. Select th
buttons on the remot

ontrol or on the control pan

c

Press the button to execute the selection.

3.

Select “ ON” or “ OFF” with the

or on th

1

e icon with the

e

el.

buttons on the remot

e control pan

OFF

el.

Item

Always

turn the LED

off.

e contro

l

2

3

4

Press the

Lo

Mid

Hi

Tur

n the LED

Tur

n the LED

Tur

n the LED

to its lowest brightness level.

to its medium brightness level.

to its highest brightness level.

Returning to the factory setti

ng

s

1. Display the “Detail settings” menu.

2. Select th

buttons on the remot

ontrol or on the control pan

c

e icon with the

e

el.

Press the button to execute the selection.

T

he Factory s

3. Select “Yes” or “No” with th

on the control pan

Icon

ettings menu will

el.

Description

be display

e buttons on the remot

ed.

Det

ail settings menu

Factor

y settings menu

e control or

R

eturn to the factory s

D

o not return to the factory s

Press the button to execute the selection.
Select "

W

Select "NO" and press the button returns to the "D

R

efer to MAIN MENU (Page41) for the default values for each setting item.

YES" to return to factory

hen configuration is compl

ettings.

ettings.

default settings.

eted, the scr

een returns to start menu.

etail settings" m

enu.

4 MAINTENANCE

This section describes
the lens, the cabinet and the remote control.

CLE

ANING THE LENS, THE CABINET AND THE

the simple maintenance procedures you should follow to cl

REMOTE CONTROL

C

leaning th

1. Before starting the cl
then allow the cabinet to cool.

2. Wi

pe the lens wi

D

o not look into the lens during the projection. The strong light emi

from the lens may cause damage to your eyes.

T

he lens surface is

m

aterial or hit it.

e lens

eaning, turn off the projector, disc

th commercial lens-cl

Lens

easily damaged. Do not rub the lens wi

eaning paper.

ean

onnect the power cord and

tted

th a hard

C

leaning th

<Cl

eaning the cabinet>

1. Before starting the cl
then allow the cabinet to cool.

2. Gently wipe the cabinet wi
dirty, soak the soft cl
s

queeze the cl

wipe the cabinet wi

<Cl

eaning the remote control>

Wipe the dirt off the remote control wi

e cabinet and the remot

eaning, turn off the projector, disc

oth in water wi

oth very well

th a dry cloth.

th a soft cl

, and then wi

oth lik

th a small am

e c

ontrol

onnect the power cord and

e gauze. If the cabinet is

ount of neutral detergent in it,

pe the cabinet. After cl

th a dry s

oft cl

oth.

particularly

eaning, gently

D

o not use solv

mar

the finis

D

o not apply volatile m

leav

e a rubber, sticky

O

therwis

stri

pped off.

T

he surface of the cabinet is

with a hard material or hit it.

e, the surface finish w

ents such as alc

h of the case, causi

aterials suc

tape or vinyl product in prolonged contact wi

easily scratc

ohol, benzene or thinner as they may
ng electric shock

h as insecticide on the cabinet. Do not

ill

be deteriorated or the coating may be

hed. Do not rub the cabinet

.

th it.

CLE

C

ontinued use wi

deteriorated im

by your dealer at least once a year. Ask y

ANING THE INSIDE OF THE PROJECTOR

th dust insi

age. For the safe use of the projector, have it cl

D

o not cl

high-vol

damage the projector.

ean the insi

tage components insi

de may result in fire, electric shock, mal

de of the projector by yoursel

function or

eaned and inspected

ou dealer for the maintenance fee.

f. There are

de and you could injure yoursel

f or

5 TROUBLESHOOTING

I

NDICATOR ICONS

Duri

ng use of the projector, the followi
screen to warn you or indic
descri
If the same ic
dealer.

bed in the table below.

on st

ill

Icon

T

Temper

brightness

degradation

warni

LED

ature

ng

he internal temperature has

been increas

This ic
10 seconds every

T

he brightness of the LED is
decreas
It is
LED lam
use the projector wi
replacing the lamp, the
brightness will
c

ontinuously.

This ic
once after the projector is
turned on.

appears

Example of the warning ind

on will

ed.

the tim

p. If you continue to

on will

ng icons may

ate errors. W

after followi

Description

ed.

be display

5 mi

nutes.

e to replace the

thout

decreas

be display

hen the ic

ng the above instructions, contact your

ication

Tur
and allow the projector to cool
down for at least 30 mi
Make sur
on the projector:

- T

ed for

e

ed

objects or in any way obstructed.

- T
dust.

- T
exceeding 35 .

appear at the bottom right of the

on appears

n off the projector immedi

he ventilator is

he ventilator is

he peripheral temperature is

C

ontact your dealer for repair.

, follow the instructions

Warni

ng icons

Soluti

e of the followi

on

nutes.

ng and turn

not blocked by

not covered wi

ately

not

th

Example of the error indicati

A

n error occurred.

T

he projector will

sec

onds.

be turned off in 5

on

Temper

FAN error

Icon

Description

Soluti

Tur

n off the projector immedi

on

and allow the projector to cool
down for at least 30 mi

ature

error

T

he internal temperature has
been increas
T

he projector will
i

n 5 seconds.

ed.

be turned off

Make sur
on the projector:

- T

he ventilator is

objects or in any way obstructed.

- T

he ventilator is

e of the followi

not blocked by

not covered wi

dust.

- T

he peripheral temperature is
exceeding 35 .
Tur

n off the projector immedi

and allow the projector to cool

There is a problem wi
i

nternal fan.

T

he projector will

i

n 5 seconds.

th the

be turned off

down for at least 30 mi
Make sur

e of the followi

on the projector:

- N

o foreign objects are inserted

between the rotating fan blades.

- Ther

e are no magnetic

near the projector.

Usi

ng the projector in places where the temperature is hi

there is

business

a lot of dust or smok

e, or usi

ng it continuously for long hours

purposes may deteriorate the performanc

e or the quality of the

gh or where

projector after less than 1 year of use depending on the life of the

com

ponents.

In such cases, contact your dealer for chargeable repair.

ately

nutes.

ng and turn

not

ately

nutes.

ng and turn

objects

for

th

TEM

Power indicator

T

he warning indic

fan, by flashing or by lighting.

PE

RATURE & WARNING I

ators indicate the status of the internal temperature and the internal

Upper part of the

Control panel

NDICATOR DI

Warni

ng indic

SPLA

ato

r

Y

Temper

O

n

Flashing
*Flashi
every
sec

onds.

O

ff

Warni

ng indic

ng

0.25

ature indic

A

n abnormal
temperature insi
the projector is
detected.

Either an abnormal
rise of temperature
inside the projector is
detected.
T

he projector is i

normal c

ator (Red)

ator (Red)

ondition.

de

n

Soluti

on

Tur

n off the projector immedi
allow the projector to cool down for at
leas

t 30 mi
Make sur
the projector:

- T

he ventilator is

or in any way obstructed.

- T

he ventilator is

- T

he peripheral temperature is

exceeding 35 .

T

he internal temperature is i

Follow

INDICATOR ICONS (Page65).

nutes.

e of the followi

not blocked by objects

not covered wi

the instructions descri

Soluti

ng and turn on

on

ately

th dust.

not

n a ris

bed in

and

e.

Tur

n off the projector immedi
allow the projector to cool down for at
leas

Flashing
*Flashi
every
sec

Flashing
*Flashi
every
sec

O

ng

0.25

onds.

ng

ond.

ff

There is something
wrong wi
i

nternal fan.

Either an abnormal
the brightness of the
LED is decreas

T

he projector is i

normal c

th the

ed.

n

ondition.

t 30 mi
Make sur
the projector:

- N

o foreign objects are inserted

between the rotating fan blades.

- Ther

projector.

T

he state to whic

LED

fell.

Follow

INDICATOR ICONS (Page65).

nutes.

e of the followi

e are no magnetic

h the light volume of

the instructions descri

ately

and

ng and turn on

objects near the

bed in

COMMON PROBLEMS

T

he followi

ng problems may

not be caused by malfunction of the projector. Check the

AND CHECK ITEM

S

items in the table below before requesting a repair servic

If the problem st

Problem

N

o power. Is the power cord connected to the outlet

Is there electricity to the outlet?

Is the AC

Is the power cord damaged?

Is the temperature of the projector too high?

If the temperature of the projector is

Power

automatically.

Is the indic

Is the auto power off function enabled?

turns off

ill

persists, c

ontact your dealer.

Ch

eck item

correctly?

adapter connected correctly

the projector does not turn on for protection.

Is the warning ic

projector is

(Default setting 180 mi

on display

turned off?

ator flashing?

nutes)

e.

?

too high,

ed before the

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No image. Is the projector in the blank scr

Is the cable connected to the input terminal

correctly?

Is the vi

video sourc

Is the contrast setting set to minimum?

Is the input si

projector?

Image is

Is the projector in the ECO mode?

Is the LED lam

Image is

distor

If there is keys

ted.

dark

. Is the brightness adjusted correctly

li

fe tim

Is the projector installed correctly

keys

deo si

e?

tone correction.

gnal output from the connected

e?

gnal supported by the

p approaching to the end of its

tone distorti

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eck item

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elated Page

Image is blurr

Is the projector placed correctly

Is the lens dirty?

Is there condensation on the lens?

Is the dis

Image is

Is the vi

Bright dots or

black dots in the

image.

Vertical stripes in

the im

Color is uneven. This is due to the diffraction of light which is

age.

ed. Is the lens correctly

screen?

screen withi

focus?

unstable. Is the vi

This is a co

display

This is due to the interference wi

screen. This is not a malfunction.

peculiar to the projector. This is not a

device. This is not a malfunction.

adjusted?

to the

tance between the projector and the

n the adjustable range of the

deo cable connected correctly

deo cable damaged?

mm

on problem peculiar to the

?

th the

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.20

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P

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mal

function.

No s

ound. Is the volume set to mute?

Is the volume adjusted to low?

Is the sound output from the connected

video sourc

Rem

ote control

c

annot be

operated.

Is there any obstacl

Is the remote control used within its

Is the IR transmitter aim

Is the remote control receiving influence from

Is there enough remaining battery

rem

ote control?

Is the polarity of the battery s

transmitter of the remote control and the IR

receiver of the projector?

operating range?

receiver?

the fluorescent light?

e?

for the

et correctly

e between the IR

ed at the IR

?

P

.34

P

.32

P

.17

P

.17

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Indic

ator flashes. Refer to the lis

t of indic

ators

.

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6 SPECIFICATI

measurement standard.)*

environment

ONS

SPECIFI

MODEL
Display
Display

Lens

Lamp

Scr
Projection method can be

selec
Brightness 150 lm

C

technology
device

een size (projection dis

ted from the menu

ontrast ratio full white/ full black

CATIONS

Siz

e 0.45 type

Resoluti

Aspect ratio

Focus
adjustment

Focal l

F

number

on

ength f = 9.05mm

tance)

T-200
Single-chip DLP

1,280×800

16 10

M

anual

F

2.04

3 L

E

D R,G,B

25

Front/ Rear/ Desktop/ Ce

1,000
(

10,000 1 Accordi

WXGA

68 inches ( 0.48 1.33 m )

ili

ng

1 (JIS X

6911)
ng to our company's

Color repr

Audi

Audi
In/out terminals

Operati

Input voltage

Power
(Supplied)

External dimensions

Wei

ght 300g

* T

he contrast ratio between the maximum white lumi

luminance for the projection

oduction

o output 1W monaural speaker

o output terminal

HDM

I

on

Temper

Humidity 85% (max.)
Stor

te
Stor

AC adapter

Power
consumpti

U
s

upply(DC)

ature 5 35

age

mper

ature

age humidity

on

SB

powe

r

system

Full color

H

ead Phone output Termina

HDMI Type A×1(

-

20 60

90% (max.)

DC12V
Input:AC

O

utput:DC12V

36W(DC12V, 3.0A)

(ECO MODE OFF / Bri

25W(DC12V, 2.1A)

(ECO MODE OFF / Bri

O

utput Voltage 5V 5%

O

utput Current 2A(Max.)

95
r

ubber foot)

16,770,000 colors

19V

90 264V50 60Hz

mm (W) x

.

l

HDCP compliant)

(no condensation)

ght(MAX)

ght(MAX)

153 mm (D) x 36 mm (H* includi

/ wi

th USB

power supply 2A)

/ wi

thout USB

power supply 2A

nance and the minimum black

)

ng the

Remot

e contro

l

Power

Operati

External dimensions 50 mm x 90 mm x 10 mm

Wei

S

 Rem

 Power cor

 AC adapter 1pce

 HDMI Cable 1pce



 Warr

ng range 6m

ght 28.5gincludi

upp

lied accessor

ote control

d 1pce

Important safeguard

anty card 1pce

ies

*wi

th a battery inser

& Quick start guide 1pce

DC 3V B

ted

1pce

utton battery: CR

ng battery

2032

LIST OF COMPATIBLE SIGNALS

T

he followi

T

he projector will

automatically.

ng

system m

odes are available wi

detect the input si

th the projector.

gnal and select the appropriate

system m

ode

Computer signal i

Signal mode

640 × 350 640

TEXT (70Hz) 720

TEXT (85Hz) 720

VGA (60Hz) 640

640 × 480 (67Hz) 640

VGA (72Hz) 640

VGA (75Hz) 640

VGA (85Hz) 640

SVGA (56Hz) 800

SVGA (60Hz) 800

SVGA (72Hz) 800

SVGA (75Hz) 800

nput format (for HDMI)

Resoluti

(H x V)

×

350 31.5 70.1

×

400 37.9 70.0

×

400 37.9 85.0

×

480 31.5 59.9

×

480 35.0 66.7

×

480 37.9 72.8

×

480 37.5 75.0

×

480 43.3 85.0

×

600 35.2 56.3

×

600 37.9 60.3

×

600 48.1 72.2

×

600 46.9 75.0

on

Horizontal

frequency

(kHz)

Vertical

frequency

(Hz)

SVGA (85Hz) 800

832 × 624 (75Hz) 832

XGA (60Hz) 1024

XGA (70Hz) 1024

XGA (75Hz) 1024

XGA (85Hz) 1024

1152 × 864 (75Hz) 1152

1152 × 870 (75Hz) 1152

W-XGA(60Hz)

1280×800 (60Hz) 1280

1280×800 (75Hz) 1280

1280×800 (85Hz) 1280

1280×960 (60Hz) 1280

1280×960 (85Hz) 1280

SXGA (60Hz) 1280

SXGA (75Hz) 1280

1280

×

600 53.7 85.1

×

624 49.7 74.5

×

768 48.4 60.0

×

768 56.5 70.1

×

768 60.0 75.0

×

768 68.7 85.0

×

864 67.5 75.0

×

870 68.7 75.1

×

768 47.7 60.0

×

800 49.7 60.0

×

800 62.8 74.9

×

800 71.6 84.8

×

960 60.0 60.0

×

960 85.9 85.0

×

1024 64.0 60.0

×

1024 80.0 75.0

Signal mode

N o t e

Resoluti

(H x V)

on

Horizontal

frequency

(kHz)

Vertical

frequency

(Hz)

1360×768(60Hz) 1360

SXGA+ (60Hz)

WXGA+(60Hz)

WXGA+(75Hz)

WSXGA+(60Hz)

Video

signal i

Signal mode

480i 720

480i 720

480p 720

480p 720

576i 720

576p 720

1400

1440

1440

1680

nput format (for HDMI)

×

768 47.7 60.0

×

1050 65.3 60.0

×

900 55.9 59.9

×

900 70.6 75.0

×

1050 65.3 60.0

Resoluti

(H x V)

×

480 15.73 59.94

×

480 15.75 60.00

×

480 31.47 59.94

×

480 31.50 60.00

×

575 15.63 50.00

×

575 31.26 50.00

on

Horizontal

frequency

(kHz)

Vertical

frequency

(Hz)

720p 1280

720p 1280

720p 1280

1080i 1920

1080i 1920

1080i 1920

1080p 1920

1080p 1920

1080p 1920

1080p 1920

1080p 1920

1080p 1920

An image wi

W

hen the im

may

not be uniform or

th higher resolution will

age is compress

the color may be blurred.

×

720 37.50 50.00

×

720 44.95 59.94

×

720 45.00 60.00

×

1080 28.13 50.00

×

1080 33.71 59.94

×

1080 33.75 60.00

×

1080 26.97 23.98

×

1080 27.00 24.00

×

1080 56.25 50.00

×

1080 67.43 59.94

×

1080 67.50 60.00

×

1080 67.5 60.0

be compressed and display

ed, the thickness

of the characters or lines

ed

D

epending on the computer used, some adjustments may be needed.

R

efer to DETA

IL SETTINGS (Page53) for details

.

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RADEM

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is a register

ed trademark

of ELMO C

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 VGA, XGA

Machines Cor

 iPhone and iP

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c

ountries.

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of Micros

a trademark or registered trademark

of their respective com

logo and High-Definition Multimedia i

of HDM

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oft Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

a trademark

I Licensing LLC.

and PowerPoi

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panies.

of Texas Instruments.

of International Business

of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and

of Cisco Systems Inc. in the U.S. and other

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nt are trademarks or registered

of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the

anual are trademarks

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ed

7 WARRANTY A

ND A

FTER SALES

SERVICE

[LIMITED WARRANTY

W

ARRANTY PERIOD

W

e offer you a 1 year limited warranty on our product, from the date of the original purchas

(Warranty Period).

K

eep the warranty card incl

Faults r

W

This warranty shall apply

m

EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS

eported outsi

ARRANTY COVERAGE

anner intended by ELMO as specified in the instruction manualduring the Warranty Period.

de of the Warranty Period are subject to a chargeable repair.

AND REPAIR]

uded in the product package in a safe place.

only w

hen the projector is us

ed under the conditions and in the

e

This warranty does not cover the followi

(1) Failur

specified in the instruction manual;

(2) Failur

som

(3) Failur

(4) Failur

pollution, lightning, electrical surges or

(5) Failur

the fa

(6) W

(7)

e or damage caused by misuse, impr

e or damage resulting from repair, modificati

eone other than authoriz

e or damage caused by mud, sand, water, dropping or impac

e or damage caused by fire, salt, gas, earthquake, wi

e or damage that occurs in shipm

ilur

e or damage caused by dropping or impr

hen the warranty card is los

If the informati

on such as the name of the shop and the date of purchase is altered.

ed service c

t; and

ng:

oper applicati

on or cl

enter;

other natural disasters;

ent or during transportation after the purchas

oper storage after the purchas

on, wr

ong operation other than

eaning by disassembli

t;

nd, flood, environm

ng by

ental

e or

e;

REPAIR CONDITIONS

(1) T

he warranty repair is availabl

(2) W

e do not provi

service or to be sent to our customer servic

(3) C

ontact our customer service (described below) w

e only

for products manufactured by ELMO

de on-site repair servic

.

e. Faulty units have to be brought to our customer

e at customers ex

hen you need repair servic

penses.

e.

[OTHER CUSTOMER SERVICE]

Customer service

Y

ou can inquire the followi

(1) A

bout repair servic

(2) A

bout instruction of use, sale or other issues

ng inqu

e

iries

about the projector to our customer servic

e;

6-14, Meizen-cho, Mizuho-k

N

agoya, 467-8567, Japan

u

OVERSEAS SUBSIDISRY COMPANIES

ELMO USA CORP

H

eadquarters

1478 Old C

Plainview, NY 11803, U.S.A. 7C, Plac

Tel. (

516) 501-1400 Fax.[phone] 92056 Paris

E-mail

: [e-mail]

W

eb: http://

ountry R

www.elmousa.com

oad Immeuble Elyses La Dfense,

West Coast Branc

5676 Corporate Av

Cypress, CA

Tel. (

714) 828-8457 Fax. [phone]

enue

90630, U.S.A. 40549 Düsseldorf Germany

.

h

ELMO Europe SAS

H

eadquarters

Tel

. 33 (0) 1 73 02 67 06

Fax

. 33 (0) 1 73 02 67 10

E-mail: i

W

eb: http://

e du Dôme,

La Défense, Franc

nfo@elm

oeurope.fr

www.elmoeurope.com

German Branch

Hansaall

Tel

Fax

ee 201, Haus 1

. 49 (0) 211 544756 40

. 49 (0) 211 544756 60

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