Elmo T-200 User Manual

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MPORTANT

SAFE

GUA

ead Instructions

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

etain Instruction

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

eed Warning

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

All operating and use instructions should be followed.

Cleaning

Unpl

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

caus

o not use this pr

r l

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.

e before cl

oth for cl

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

eaning.

eaning. Do not use liquid cl

eaners or

Placement

o not place this pr

may

fall, causi

ly wi

with the product.

a mounting accessory recomm

Slots and openings in the cabinet are provi

ope

be blocked or covered.

similar surface. This pr

have been adhered to.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

o not overload wall outlets, extensi

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

o not attempt to servic

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

pers

onnel.

e this pr

oduct yoursel

f as opening or removi

ng covers may expos

Dam

Unpl

unde

age Requ

ug this pr

the followi

iri

ng Servic

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

hen replacement parts are required, be sure the servic

replacem

original part. Unauthoriz

afety Check

pon completion of any servic

rform safety che

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

eat

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

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

he lightning flash wi

triangle, is i

dangerous voltagewithi

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

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

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

o use this pr

he supplied power cord and AC

use them wi

Be sur

in J

apan, use the AC

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

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

vibration or shock is

mal

function.

o not use this pr

harmful i

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

U U

adapter are desi

th the product wi

ng fire or electric shock

tage power lines or power sourc

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

e or steam. Dirt may

attach to the optical

o not use this pr

temperature changes too quickly

Use this pr

Temper

hen the product is s

temperature is

image quality. Wait until the condensation is compl

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

Important notes when connecting an HDMI cabl

HDMI cables that are not compliant wi

o not apply excessiv

damage the HDM

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

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

ade-up of many pixels. Though luminesc

phenomenon peculiar to the im

There may

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

not a malfunction.

engine and cooling fan

age pick-up device

een, it is

th gradual changes

f the unit is

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

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

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

utput audio through the AUDIO

upplying the power from USB

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

TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF

Poweri

ADJUSTING THE FOCUS

CORRECTING THE KEYSTONE DISTORTION

Correcti

SELECTING THE DISPLAY MODE (rem

CONTROLLING THE VOLUME (rem

Turni

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

7 WARRANTY

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

GETTING ST

ARTED

CHECKING THE PACKAGE CONTENTS

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

ed this pr

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARD

QUICK START GUIDE

oduct.

AC adapter

Power cord

ARRANTY CARD

*Battery included

HDMI cable

Page

ART

Pro

jector

Number

NAMES AND F

TOP/FRONT

Nam

UNCTIONS

BOTTOM /

Function

BACK

elated

Lens

Focus dial

peaker

ontrol panel

Rem

Side panel

Tilt stand

Intake vent

Exhaust vent

MAINTENANCE

ote sensor

Project an im

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.

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.

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.29

.13

.19

.15

.21

CAUTION

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

ontrol pane

Touch switch

Number Mar

Nam

Warni

indicator

Function

he red LED flashes w

is something wr

ong wi

hen there

th the

elated

Pag

.14,67

projector.

Power

Volum

DOWN button

MENU M

button

e button

enu button

o turn the projector on/off.

he Volume controlcreen

appears

he Keystone correction

screen appears

o display/hi

To r

de the menu.

eturn to the previous m

enu

.27,28

.33

.30

.39

without executing the selected

item whil

To mov

LEFT

button

eft.

To mov

RIGHT button

nter button

ght.

o execute the selected item.

e operating the menu.

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

he brightness of the LED

also s

et the LED

ator. These LEDs will li

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.

ng indic

ato

r(red)

Unless it is set to OFF from

the menu is displayed.

he power button LED also works as

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

ght up dimly w

he LED w

0.25 seconds) w

flash in 2 seconds intervals

projector is in "

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

ed LED w Warni T

he LED w

0.25 seconds) w

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

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

ntervals

the LED

(li

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

decreases

Side pan

Number

Nam

Function

elated

Pag

HDMI

AUDIO

USB

DC IN

To c

onnect an HDM

ead Phone output Terminal.

To s

upply 5V

To c

onnect the supplied AC

power up to 2A.

I output device.

adapter.

.24

.25

.26

.23

HDMI input terminal.

CAUTION

Use the HIGH SPEED HDMI cable with HDMI l

HDMI cable that is

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 terminal, leading

Remot

e contro

Number Mar

Nam

Function

elated

Pag

Power

enu button

LEFT

RIGHT button

ENTER button

Blank scr

button

Display m

button

een

ode

o turn the projector on/off.

o display/hi

To r

eturn to the previous m

de the menu.

enu

without executing the selected

item whil

To mov

eft.

To mov

ght.

o execute the selected item.

o toggle between the projected

image and a blank scr

an tempora

projected im

To s

e operating the menu.

e the selected item to the

een. You

rily hide the

age.

et the display m

ode.

.27,28

.39

.35

.31

Keys

button

Brightness

button

tone

To correc

distorti

t the vertical keys

on in increm

ents of one

degree.

o adjust the brightness of the

projector.

tone

.30

.36

Number Mar

N o t e

Button battery

ontrast

utton

ECO

Nam

button

Function

o adjust the contrast of the

projector.

To s

et the ECO mode.

elated

Pag

.37

.38

Volum

MUTE

e button

button

To increase the volume of the

built-in speaker.

o decreas

e the volume of the

built-in speaker.

o tempora

rily mute the sound.

Preparing the remote control

hen purchas

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

insulati

Remov

on sheet).

e the insulation sheet before usi

ng the remote control for the firs

.32

.34

e of shipment (with

t tim

Insulation sheet

How

to change the battery

1. Pull out the battery cas

2. Take out the old button

battery

button battery i

with the "+" si

3. Insert the battery cas

ontrol.

and put the new

n the battery cas

de faci

ng up.

e to the remote

attery cas

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

If the battery leaks, wipe off the leaked electroly

install

mmedi

battery

Remov rem

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

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

e the

eep the battery remov

childr

en.

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

siz

he dis

高さ

tance between the projector and the scr

e: 25 inch) and 133 cm (scr

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

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

he values in the fable are desi

an indicati

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

n the above table.

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

etting up the tilt stand allows y

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

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

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

N o t e

Using

he projector is

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

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

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

CONNECTING TO THE DEVIC

AC adapter (Supplied)

onnecting the power (

onnect the supplied AC

adapter and the power cord, and then firmly c

AC adapter and power cord)

onnect to the

DC IN

of the projector.

hen insert the other plug of the power cord securely i

Terminal Panel

Power cor (Supplied)

nto the wall outlet.

CAUTION

he supplied AC

only. 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

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and

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as shown in the below pictur

Terminal Panel

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HDMI cable (Supplied)

Devic

(such as a DVD-player)

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HDMI cable that is

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function.

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