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XP50 Projektor Projector
Deutsch
English
Betriebsanleitung Operating Manual
Ausgabe Juni 2001 June 2001 edition
VESA, DDC und DPMS sind eingetragene Warenzeichen der Video Electronics Standards Association.
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Contents
Introduction........................................................................................................................................1
Notational conventions ..............................................................................................................2
Important notes..................................................................................................................................2
Safety........................................................................................................................................2
Cleaning notes...........................................................................................................................3
Transport notes .........................................................................................................................4
Manufacturer’s notes .................................................................................................................4
FCC Class A Compliance Statement.........................................................................................4
Important note on power cable...................................................................................................5
Disposal and recycling...............................................................................................................5
Preparing for use...............................................................................................................................6
Unpacking and checki ng the delivery.........................................................................................6
Remote control..........................................................................................................................7
Setting up the projector......................................................................................................................9
Connecting the projector to a computer.............................................................................................9
Connecting the data cable .......................................................................................................10
Connecting the USB cable.......................................................................................................10
Connecting the projector to the video adapter..................................................................................10
Connecting the video adapter to the projector..........................................................................11
Connecting devices to the video adapter .................................................................................11
Connecting the projector to the mains voltage.................................................................................12
Operating the projector....................................................................................................................13
Switching the projector on and off............................................................................................13
Changing projector settings .....................................................................................................16
Notes on ergonomic colour adjustment....................................................................................25
Technical data.................................................................................................................................26
VESA-DDC-compatible DVI i nterface ......................................................................................28
Preset resolutions....................................................................................................................28
DVI-I connector........................................................................................................................29
Trouble shooting..............................................................................................................................30
Alarm indicator on the projector operator panel........................................................................30
The remote control does not work............................................................................................30
Problems with the projected picture.........................................................................................30
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Introduction
Your new projector XP50 possesses a whole range of us eful features and funct ions, e.g.:
• DLP technology (Digital Light Process i ng)
• minimal space requirem ents thanks to s mall housing
• easy to transport thanks to its l ow wei ght
• quiet operation
• high degree of brightness and good c ont rast
• Automatic Room Li ght Sensing – ARLS
• high resolution (1024x768); ot her resolutions (640x480 through 1280x1024) are converted to
1024x768
• presentation of up to 16.7 million colours (in conjunction wit h an appropriate graphics card)
• automatic sc anni ng of all horizontal frequenci es from 15 kHz to 100 kHz and all refresh rates
(vertical frequenc i es) from 43,5 Hz to 120 Hz (al l absolutely fl i cker-free)
• freely adjustable colour alignment for matching the screen colours to the colours of various
input and output devices
• convenient operation v i a i nt egrated OSD (On-Screen-Display ) m enu
• Ability to control the c omput er f rom the projector's remote control (requires USB port on the
computer)
• VESA-DDC compatibility
• plug&play capability
• power management for reducing power consumption when the connec t ed computer is not in
use This Operating Manual cont ai ns important informat i on you require to start up and run y our proj ector. A graphics card (s creen controller) with VG A or DVI interface is required to control the proj ector.
The projector processes the data supplied to it by the graphics c ard. The screen controller/t he associated driv er software is respons i bl e for setting the modes (resolution and refresh rat e).
In connection wit h the (optional) video module, the projector can also be used with a video camera or a compatible signal source.
When you operate the computer with an analogue signal source f or the first time, you should adjust the projected image for t he video card and set it t o your requirements (see section "Settings using the OSD menu").
Target group
You don't need to be an "expert " to perform the operations described here. Do, however, read the chapter "Important notes" in the Operating Manual of the computer and in this Operating Manual.
In the event of any probl em s occurring, please contact your sales outlet or our cust om er service centre.
Further information
Details of how you s et the resolution and refresh rat e are provided in the documentati on on your screen controller/the associated driver software.
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Notational conventions
The meanings of the sy m bol s and fonts used in thi s manual are as follows :
Pay particular attention to text marked with this symbol. Failure to observe this warning
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endangers your life, des t roys the device, or m ay lead to loss of dat a.
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Ê Text which follows this symbol describes activities that must be performed in the order shown.
"Quotation marks" indicate names of chapters or terms.
Supplementary inform ation, remarks, and tips follow this symbol.
Important notes
Here you will find essential safety information regarding your project or.
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Safety
This device com pl i es with the relevant s afety regulations f or dat a processing equipment, i ncluding electronic offi ce machines for use i n an office environment . If you have any quest i ons, contact y our sales outlet or our c ustomer service centre.
• Before you operate the projec t for the first ti m e, read this Operating Manual carefully.
• Never open the unit. The projector contains no us er-repl aceable parts. Any repai rs should only
be performed by a qualified repair shop.
• If the device is brought into the inst al l ation site from a c ol d environment, condensat i on can
form. Before operating t he device, wait until it is absolutel y dry and has reached approxim at el y the same temperature as t he i nstallation site.
• During installation and before operating the device, observe the instructions on environmental
conditions in the chapter "Technical dat a".
• To keep the projector from overheating, never cov er i t whi le it is running. Keep al l ai r openi ngs
clear. Do not place t he proj ector on heat-sensit i ve material.
• Do not operate the projector near any heat sources.
• The projector automatically sets i t self to the correct voltage within the range from 100 V to
240 V. Ensure that the local mains vol tage lies within these limits.
• Ensure that the power socket on the projector or t he grounded mains outlet is freely access i bl e.
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• The ON/OFF switch does not di s connect the devic e f rom the mains voltage. To completely
disconnect the m ai ns voltage, remove t he power pl ug from the socket.
• If you do not use the projector for a longer period of t i m e, shut off the power source completely
(for example, by s wi tching off a power bar) or disconnect the power cable from the projector.
• Use only the included power cable or a cable that is approved for your country.
• Lay all cables so that nobody can stand on t hem or trip over them. When att aching the device,
observe the relevant not es in the chapter "Remote control".
• No data transmiss i on cable should be connected or di sconnected during a thunderstorm.
• Make sure that no objec ts (e.g. jewellery chains, paper clips , etc.) or liquids get inside the
device (danger of elect ri c shock, short circuit).
• If you notice an unus ual smell, see sm oke, and in emergencies (e. g. dam aged casing,
components or cables, penetration of liquids or foreign matter), switch the unit off, disconnect
the power plug and contact your sales outlet or our customer service centre.
• Only qualified tec hni cians should repair the dev i ce. Unauthorised opening and inc orrect repair
may greatly endanger the us er (el ectric shock , fire risk).
• Do not replace the project or l am p yourself! If i t is handled incorrectl y, the projector lam p can
explode.
• Do not look into the lens while the projector is running.
• Never look into the remote control's las er pointer beam.
• Never point the laser point er at living beings, especially not at t hei r eyes.
• To avoid injuries, always place the projector on a solid surface and use only the approved
cover mount.
• You may set only t hose resolutions and refresh rates specifi ed i n the "Technical data" chapter.
• Allow the projector to cool down before you pack i t up or transport it.
• Keep this operating manual together with your device. If you pass on t he device to third parties,
you should include thi s manual.
Cleaning notes
• Always pull out the power plug before you clean the proj ector.
• Do not clean any interior parts yourself, l eave this job to a service technici an.
• Do not use any cleaning agent s that contain abrasi ves or may corrode colours.
• Ensure that no liquid will run into the system.
• Regularly clean the projec tor's air vents to maintain suff i cient cooling air flow.
• The surface of the lens i s sensitive to pressure and scratc hes. Clean it only us i ng a soft,
slightly moistened cloth. Wipe the projector housing wi th a dry cloth. I f the monitor is parti cularly dirty, use a cloth which has
been moistened in mild dom estic detergent and then carefully wrung out.
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Transport notes
• Allow the projector to cool down before you pack i t up or transport it.
• Transport the projector with care and only in its ori gi nal packaging or another corresponding
packaging fit to protect it against knocks and jolts.
• Above all, never drop the proj ector.
Manufacturer’s notes
Energy Star
The Fujitsu Siemens proj ector XP50 is designed to conserve elect ricity by dropping to less than 9 W when it goes into standby, suspend and OFF mode. With this new power m anagement the XP50 qualif i es for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Energy Star Computers award.
The EPA estimates that comput er equipment uses 5% percent of all business electricity and that this is growing rapidly. If all desktop computers and peripheral s enter a low-power mode when not in use, the overall savings in electricity could amount t o $ 2 thousand million annually. These savi ngs could also prevent the emiss i on of 20 million tons of carbon dioxide into the at mosphere - the equivalent of 5 million automobiles. As an Energy Star P art ner, Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH has determ i ned that this product meets the Energy S t ar gui del i nes for energy effic i ency.
CE certificate
The shipped version of t hi s device complies with the requirements of the EEC directives 89/336/EE C "E lec tromagnetic compatibility" and 73/ 23/ EEC "Low voltage directive".
Warning!
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This is Class A device. This equi pm ent may cause radio int erference in a residential installation. In this case t he user is encouraged to perform appropri ate measures to correct the interference.
FCC Class A Compliance Statement
The following statem ent appl i es to the products c overed in this manual, unl ess otherwise spec i fied herein. The statement for ot her products will appear in the accompany ing documentation.
NOTE:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply wi th the limits for a "Class A" digi t al device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules and meets all requi rements of the Canadian Interference­Causing Equipment Regulations. These limit s are designed to provide reasonabl e protection against harmful interference i n a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radi at e radio frequency energy and, if not installed and us ed i n strict accordance with the instruc tions, may cause harmful interference to radio communi cations. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
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If this equipment does cause harmful int erference to radio or television reception, whic h can be determined by turning the equi pm ent off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correc t the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the rec ei ving antenna.
• Increase the separati on between equipment and the receiver.
• Connect the equipment int o an outlet on a circuit different from that t o whi ch the receiver is
connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technic i an f or hel p. Fujitsu Siemens Com puters GmbH is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused
by unauthorised modifi cations of this equi pment or the substit ution or attachment of connecting cables and equipment other t han those specified by Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH The correction of interference caused by such unauthorised modification, substi tution or attachment wi l l be the responsibility of the user.
The use of shielded I/O cables is required when connec ting this equipment t o any and all optional peripheral or host devices. Failure to do so may violate FCC rules.
Important note on power cable
To guarantee safe operation, us e t he cable supplied. Use t he following guidelines if i t is necessary to replace the original c abl e set.
• The female/male recept acles of the cord set must meet CEE -22 requi rem ents.
• The cable has to be HAR-certif ied or VDE-certified. The mark HAR or V DE will appear on t he
outer sheath or on the insulation of one of the inner conduc tors.
• For devices which are mounted on a desk or table, type SVT or SJT cabl e sets may be used.
For devices which s i t on the floor, only SJ T t ype cable sets may be used.
• The cable set must be selected according t o the rated current for your dev i ce.
Disposal and recycling
This device has been m anuf actured to the highest possible degree from materi al s which can be recycled or disposed of in a manner that is not environmentally damaging. The device may be taken back after use to be recycled, provided that it is returned in a condition that is the result of normal use. Any components not rec l aimed will be disposed of in an environmentally ac ceptable manner.
If you have any questions about disposal of the batteries or system, please contact your local sales outlet or:
Fujitsu Siemens Com puters GmbH Recyclingcenter D-33106 Paderborn Tel.: +49 (0) 5251 /81 80 10 Fax: +49 (0) 5251 /81 80 15
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Preparing for use
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Pay attention to the relevant safety notes provided in chapter "Important notes " .
Unpacking and checking the delivery
Ê Check whether the delivery agrees with t he details in the deliv ery note. Ê Unpack all the individual parts. Ê Check the delivery for damage incurred during transportation. Ê Make sure that the following components are included.
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1 = Projector 2 = Video adapter 3 = Remote control with batteries
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4 = Carrying case 5 = SCART adapter 6 = Operating Manual
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1 = Power cable 2 = Data cable DVI-VGA 3 = Data cable DVI-DVI
Should you discov er t hat the delivery does not correspond to the deliv ery note, notify your local sales outlet im m edi ately.
It is recomm ended not to throw away the original packing material. Keep it for future
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transportation.
4 = Audio/video cable 5 = Audio cable 6 = USB mouse cable
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Remote control
Inserting batteries
2
3
1
Ê Open the back cover of the remote cont rol by sliding it in t he di rection of the arrow (1). Ê Place the batteries supplied in t he battery compartment (2). Ensure correct pol arity. Ê Close the battery compartment by sliding the cover back on in the direc t i on of the arrow (3)
until you hear and feel it click into pl ace.
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Switching the remote control on and off
LED
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Laser
Ê Turn the remote control on by moving the sl i di ng switch on its right side toward the front t he
remote control. When the LED lights up s hort l y, the remote cont rol i s operational. When you press a function button on the remote cont rol or m ove the mouse ball, t he LE D bl i nks.
Ê Press the Laser button to activ ate the integrated laser pointer.
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Never point the laser point er at living beings, especially not at t hei r eyes.
Ê If you will not use the remote control for a longer period of time, turn it off to conserv e t he
batteries. Slide the switch on the ri ght side of the remote control down.
Replacing batteries
Ê When the batteries are used up (LED no longer lights up), repl ace them with two batteries of
the same type (LR03-AAA, 1.5 V). Do not throw lithium batteries into the househol d waste. They must be di sposed of in accordanc e
with local regulations concerning speci al waste.
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Setting up the projector
We recommend that you place your projector on a surf ace with good anti-slip qual i ties. In view of the multitude of different finishes and varnishes used on furniture, it is poss i bl e that the rubber feet of the projector as well as the high temperatures at the bottom of the projector will mark the surface the projector stands on.
The projector can also be mounted underneath the ceiling. The projector has a mount ing socket on its bottom for this purpose. For suit abl e ceiling mounts, check with your dealer.
Connecting the projector to a computer
Information on the com puter connections and interfaces is contained in the operating manual f or your computer.
Please note the inform ation provided in the "Saf ety" section i n t he chapter "Important
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notes" at the beginning of this manual.
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1 = USB port 2 = DVI connector
Ê Be sure that the projector and the computer are switched off.
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The computer power plug must be pul l ed!
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Connecting the data cable
Ê Use the data cable from the access ori es that matches your computer's monitor port (VGA or
DVI).
Ê Connect the appropriate connector of the data c abl e to the active moni t or port on the computer
and secure the plug-in connec tion by tightening the safety screws .
If your computer has two monitor ports (" onboard" screen controller and separate
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Ê Connect the other end of the cable to the DVI connector (2) at the back of the projector.
graphics card), the m oni tor port for the separate graphi c s card is usually active.
Connecting the USB cable
The projector has a USB out put (1). If your com puter has a USB port and a driver for a USB mouse is loaded, you can c ontrol the computer wit h the projector’s remot e control as with a mous e. Proceed as follows :
Ê Insert the USB cable’s connector into the USB port on the computer (consult your computer’s
manual).
Ê Insert the other end of the USB cable i nto the USB port (1) at t he bac k of the projector.
Connecting the projector to the video adapter
You can use the project or to project video images, for example, f rom a video recorder or a camcorder. To do this , you must use the v i deo adapt er i ncluded.
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Connecting the video adapter to the projector
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1
3
4
1 = Slots 2 = Video adapter hooks
3 = Release button 4 = Connectors
Ê Insert the hooks of the video adapt er (2) i nto the slots (1) of the projector. Ê Press the release button (3) and swing the v i deo adapter towards the project or. Make sure that
the connectors (4) align correctly.
Ê Let go of the release button (3) and make sure that t he video adapter is firml y connected to the
projector.
To remove the video adapter from the projector, press the release button (3) and swi ng
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the video adapter away from the projector.
Connecting devices to the video adapter
Computer
USB Mouse
Video
Audio L
Line in
You can use the video adapt er’ s "Computer" and "USB Mouse" connectors just like the sam e connectors on the projector (see "Connecting t he dat a cable", "Connecting the USB cable").
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S-Video
Audio R
Line out
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You can connect a c am corder or similar video device with the inc l uded accessory cabl e to the "Video", "Audio L" and " Audio R" sockets. With the SCART cabl e, you can connect ot her video sources, for ex am pl e a video recorder.
You can also connect a matching video/audio source to the "S-Vi deo" , "Audio L" and "Audio R" sockets. The necessary S-Video cable is not incl uded. Wi th the loudspeaker integrat ed i n the video adapter you can simultaneously list en to the right and the left signal (Audio R and Audio L, t he t otal signal). The volume c an be adj usted with the "Volume" buttons in the c ontrol panel of the projector or in the control panel of t he rem ote control. The audio si gnal can only be heard when you have selected the "Vi deo" signal source (see " O t her settings").
You can connect a stereo output signal from your computer to the "Li ne i n" connection with the cable provided in the accessories pack . With the loudspeaker i nt egrated in the video adapter you can simultaneousl y listen to the ri ght and the left signal (Audi o R and Audio L, the total si gnal). The volume can be adjusted wi th the "Volume" butt ons in the control panel of t he proj ector or in the control panel of the remot e control. The audio signal can only be heard when you have selected the "Computer" signal s ource (see "Other sett i ngs").
You can connect an external stereo audio amplif i er to the "Line out" connec t i on. The necessary audio cable is not inc l uded. When you connect a plug to the "Line out" output, the internal loudspeaker of the video adapter is switched off. Depending on the signal source (see "Other settings"), the audio signal of the c om put er or of the video source is output. The volume c an be adjusted with the "V ol um e" buttons in the cont rol panel of the projector or in the c ontrol panel of the remote control.
Check the respect i ve device manuals f or addi tional information.
Connecting the projector to the mains voltage
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1 = Power connector
Ê Firmly insert the socket wi th the power cable supplied into the power connector (1) on the s i de
of the projector and chec k whether the socket i s securely connec ted.
Ê Connect the plug on the power cable supplied into a properly grounded mains outlet. Ê If necessary, plug the power connector of the connected dev i ce into a properly grounded mains
outlet.
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Operating the projector
LASER
APERTU R E
Power
Keystone
1
Alarm
Power
Menu
Volume
Source/
Select
Volume
Effect
Laser Menu
Computer
Video
ON
OFF
3
2
Select
1 = Power indicator
3 = Control panel of the remote control
2 = Control panel of the projector
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If the projector has power, the power indicator (1) gl ows orange.
Switching the projector on and off
Always turn the system units on in the following order.
• Switch the projector on.
• Switch the computer on.
Ê Turn the projector on with the power switch on t he proj ector’s operating panel (2) or on the
remote control (3). To turn the projector on from the remote control, the remot e control must be on (see "Switching the remote control on and off").
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The power indicator (1) signals to current operating condition as follows:
Stage Power
indicator
ON glows green The projector starts up and operates. If
OFF Cool-down phase
Standby mode glows orange The projector is in standby mode. < 9 W
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The projector can be turned on only when i t i s in standby mode.
Even when the projector is turned off, it is still connected to the power. Remove the plug from the mains outlet so that the system is totally disconnected from the mains voltage. Remove the power plug only when the power i ndi cated glows orange!
blinks slowly orange
Function Power
consumption
< 170 W there is no signal, t he preset logo is displayed.
The projector is shut down, the projector lamp is shut off (no image) and is being cooled, the f an runs.
The projector cannot be turned on in this stage!
< 20 W
Notes on power management
If your computer i s equipped with power management, the projector supports this
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If your computer duri ng a l onger peri od detects no input (inactivity) or i f the projector cannot find a signal source, i t switches t o power-saving mode. Refer to the following table for f urther information. For detailed information on how energy-saving mode operates ref er to the Operating Manual or Technical Manual of y our computer.
function. The projector is equipped with a two-lev el power management, which you c an activate wit h the OSD menu (see "Sett i ngs using the OSD menu").
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When the energy-saving mode is activated, the power indicator signals to current operating condition as follows:
Stage Power
indicator
ON glows green The projector starts up and operates. < 170 W
flashes slowl y green
Energy saving mode (power management)
flashes slowl y green
Function Power
consumption
The present logo is displayed, the projector searches for about three minute for a signal s ource.
If the projector fails to find a signal source, it switches into the energy­saving mode after approx i m ately three minutes.
The projector lamp is s hut off (no image) and is being cooled, the projector searches for about five minutes for a signal source, the fan runs.
As soon as the projec tor finds a signal source, the projector lamp is switched­on again.
If the projector does not find any signal source within five minutes, it is switched into the standby mode.
< 170 W
< 20 W
OFF (standby mode) glows orange The projector is in standby mode. < 9 W
If the energy-savi ng m ode of the projector is not activated (DPMS enabl e deactivated),
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the projector is still swit ched on, even if there is no si gnal, the present logo is displayed. When the projector is s witched to the energy-sav i ng mode by the power management
system a power consumption of up to 9 W is maintained to feed the circuit for reswi tching on the projector.
To completely swi tch off the power cons um pt ion, pull the plug of the proj ector power cable out of the mains outlet. Remove the power plug only when the power indicated glows orange!
Even when the projector is turned off, it is still connected to the power. Remove the plug from the mains outlet so that the system is totally disconnected from the mains voltage. Remove the power plug only when the power i ndi cated glows orange!
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Changing projector settings
Projector settings
Tilting the projector
With the projector f oot (1) you can adjust the projector tilt wit hi n certain limits .
Ê Press the unlock button (2). Ê Move the projector foot (1) into the des i red
position.
Ê Release the unlock button (2).
The projector foot is l ocked in the current position.
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Adjusting picture definition and picture size
With the lens you c an adj ust the picture defi ni t i on and pi cture size withi n certain limits .
Ê Turn the focus ring (1) to adjust the picture
sharpness.
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Correcting trapezoid distortion
With the occurs if the proj ector is not posit i oned at a right angle to the projection screen but projects from a higher or lower position. This function is al so accessible via the OSD menu (see "Settings using the OSD menu").
and buttons you can correct f or keystone dist ortion within certain l i mits. Keystoning
Ê Turn the zoom ring (2) to adjust the picture
size.
Ê Press and hold the or button until the projec ted picture no longer looks di storted.
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Other settings
If you operate the projector with the included video adapter, you can
• adjust the volume wi th the "Volume" button on the projector's operator panel or on the remote
control
• switch between the s i gnal sources with the " S ource/Select" button on the projector's operator
panel or with the "Computer" and "Video" buttons on t he rem ote control
Settings using the OSD menu
You can use the buttons on the control panels of t he proj ector and the remote control to set the functions vi a an i nt egrated OSD menu (On-Screen-Display).
The OSD menu is available i n ei ght languages (default set ting: English). How to change
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Operating the OSD menu with the projector’s OSD menu Activating the OSD menu
the language for the OSD menu is described in the sect i on "Language menu". Most of t he examples show the E ngl i sh OSD menu.
Ê Press the "Menu" button on the project or.
The basic menu is dis pl ayed.
Marking a function or submenu
Ê Use the arrow buttons to move the curs or to the desired functi on or submenu.
Selecting a function or submenu
Ê Press the "Source/Select" button.
The submenu opens, or you can m ake the desired setti ngs.
Setting a function
Ê Press the or buttons until the s et ting is correct.
If the function can only be activated or deactivated:
Ê Select the desired function and act i vate it by press i ng the "Source/Selec t " button.
Saving setting and terminating OSD menu
Ê Press the "Menu" button on the project or.
If you do not make a s el ection for about 40 sec onds , the OSD menu closes, and the set
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Returning to the previous menu
value is stored.
Ê Press the button.
Returning to the higher-level menu
Ê If you want to return to the higher-level m enu, select the adjacent symbol and
confirm your selection with the "S el ect" button.
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Operating the OSD menu with the remote control Activating the OSD menu
Ê Press the "Menu" button on the remote c ontrol.
The basic menu is dis pl ayed.
Marking a function or submenu
Ê Use the ball on the remote control to move the selection (up/ down) to the desired funct i on or
submenu.
Selecting a function or submenu
Ê Press the "Select" key.
The submenu opens, or you can m ake the desired setti ngs.
Setting a function
Ê Move the ball left or right until t he setting is correct.
If the function can only be activated or deactivated:
Ê Select the desired function and act i vate it by press i ng the "Select" button.
Saving setting and terminating OSD menu
Ê Press the "Menu" button on the project or.
If you do not make a s el ection for about 40 sec onds , the OSD menu closes, and the set
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Returning to the previous menu
value is stored.
Ê Roll the ball to the left.
Returning to the higher-level menu
Ê If you want to return to the higher-level m enu, select the adjacent symbol and
confirm your selection with the "S el ect" button.
Basic menu
When you press the "Menu" but ton on the projector or the remot e control, the basic m enu appears.
With the basic menu, you can set cont rast, brightness, colour and keystoning or swi t ch to the setup menu.
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Possible settings
Setup menu
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You can adjust the c ontrast in the range from 0 to 100.
You can adjust the brightness in the range from 0 t o 100.
You can adjust the c ol our i ntensity of vi deo i mages in the range from 0 to 100.
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You can adjust the k eystone correction in the range from -63 to +64.
From the setup menu you c an select various submenus (Picture, System, Language, Effect, Service, User Logo).
Picture menu
Possible settings
From the Picture menu y ou can set the picture's screen aspect , colour temperature, sharpness, applicati on type, ARLS (Automatic Room Li ght Sensing), tuning, wi dth, position, and colour tint.
Screen Aspect
You can select between 16:9 (wide-screen format ) and 4:3 (computer, convent i onal TV ).
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Colour temperature
You can select bet ween four colour temperatures. A s the colour temperature increases , the picture changes f rom yellowish to bluish.
Sharpness
You can adjust the s ubj ective sharpness f rom "Very Sharp" to "Very Soft".
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Application
You can adjust the display to the current appl i cation type:
• Normal operation (computer)
• Home theatre (video)
• Photographs (with Gamma correction)
ARLS (Automatic Room Light Sensing)
Automatically adapts the project or' s brightness to the am bi ent light level. You can select between automatic adjustm ent , darker display, and brighter di splay.
Tune
You can set the phase l ength in the range from 0 to 100 and thus fine-tune analogue computer out put if the automatic adjustment ("Reset" or basic settings in the bas i c menu) is unsatisfactory.
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Width
You can set the horiz ontal frequency to opti m i se the picture width for analogue computer output i f the automatic adjustment ("Reset" or basic settings in the bas i c menu) is unsatisfactory.
Position
You can adjust the picture position for analogue computer output if the automatic adj ustment ("Reset" or basic settings in the basic menu) is unsatisfactory.
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System menu
Possible settings
Ceiling
If you mount the project or upside rotated 180° against the ceiling, this function turns the upside-down picture around again.
Tint
If you want to dis pl ay video images in the NTSC format (American TV), you can adjust the tint i n t he range from 0 to 100. This setting has no effect on PAL or SE CA M video images.
In the System m enu you can adjust general operati ng settings.
Rear
If you project t he i m age from the back against a translucent surface, this setting flips the image horizontally.
SourceSearch
With this func tion, the projector aut om atically look s for a signal source (computer or video).
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Hide OSD
If you activ ate this functi on, the menu functions are no l onger di splayed over the projected image (for example, when y ou adj ust the volume or change the signal source). Thi s function is us ef ul i f you have to adjust the volume during a presentat i on.
DPMS enable
This function ac t i vates the DPMS (Di splay Power Management Si gnal i ng). When the projector receives a corresponding signal from the computer, it switches to power-s aving mode (< 9 W).
Language menu
On the Language menu you can selec t the language for the OSD menu.
Effect menu
In the Effect m enu, you can assign one of t he di splayed functions to the "Effect" button on the remote c ontrol. You can selec t only one of these functi ons at a time.
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Possible settings
Magnify
The picture is magnif i ed unt il you press the "E ffect" button agai n.
Ê Set the magnification factor by rolling the mouse ball forward.
Freeze
Freezes and displays the current picture unti l you press "Effect" again.
Mask
The projected image is blacked out until you press the "Effect" button again.
Mute
Mutes the sound unti l you press the "Ef f ect" button again (works only with a video signal source).
Service menu
Possible settings
Factory reset
All settings are reset to the factory settings.
Info
Displays serv i ce information like the software vers i on, operating hours, set t i ngs, etc.
Reset lamptimer
Ê After replacing the lamp, set t he l am p t imer back to 0. Follow the instructions on the
OSD menu.
Service code
This function c ont ai ns additional informat i on that is only avai l abl e t o service personnel.
With the Service m enu you can look up certain i nformation about the projector and can reset i t to the factory s ettings.
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Userlogo menu
In the user logo menu, you can select what t he proj ector should display if it cannot find a signal source.
Possible settings
Default
If the projector does not find a signal source i t di splays the Fujit su Siemens Computers logo.
Blue
If the projector does not find a signal source i t di splays a blue sc reen.
Black
If the projector does not find a signal source i t di splays a black s creen.
Captured
If the projector does not find a signal source i t di splays the logo captured by the user.
Capture new
You can capture your own logo. Proceed as follows :
Ê Display the desired logo with the projec tor. Ê Select the "Capture new" function. Ê Select the range you want to display as the logo by moving t he di splayed frame with
the mouse ball over the l ogo.
Ê If necessary, adjust the frame to the logo size wi th the "Volume" butt ons and confirm
the selection with the "Select" button.
Ê Select the picture quality (High = 18bi t, Low = 4bit) and confirm wi th the "Select"
button.
The projector confirms that the capture was successful or reports an error.
Ê Restart the projector.
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Notes on ergonomic colour adjustment
If you select colours for the projector in your applicat i on program m es, take note of t he information below.
The basic colour red and blue on a dark background do not achieve t he m i ni mum contrast of 3:1 and should not be used.
When using several colours for characters and background and giving the prim ary colours full modulation, you can obtain very suitabl e colour combinations (see the following table):
Background Characters
black white purple blue cyan green yellow red black + + - + + + ­white + + + - - - +
purple + + - - - - -
blue - + - + - + -
cyan + - - + - - -
green + - - + - - -
yellow + - + + - - +
red - +----+
+ Colour combination very suitable
- Colour combination not s ui t abl e because colour locati ons are too close toget her, thin characters are not ident i fiable or rigorous focus i ng i s demanded of the human eye.
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Technical data
Dimensions and weight
Projector only Projector with
video adapter
Width 181 mm 181 mm 370 mm 396 mm Height 60 mm 60 mm 100 mm 256 mm Depth 214 mm 265 mm 340 mm 346 mm Weight 1,5 kg 2 kg 4,2 kg 5,5 kg
Power connector
Rated mains voltage 100 V -240 V (±10%) Frequency 50 Hz -60 Hz (±5 %) Total power consumption < 170 W Energy-saving mode < 9 W (< 11 W incl. video adapter)
Indicator
Technology DLP (Digital Light Processing) Resolution 1024 x 768 Brightness type 1100 ANSI lum en Contrast 500:1
Projector with carrying case
Projector in box
Colour 16.7 mio Projector lamp 120 W UHP, life: 2000 h
Optical properties
Lens 1.3x zoom, f = 30-37. 5 m m , f/2.6 Picture size 95 cm to 500 cm diagonal Distance to projec tion screen 1,3 m - 8,0 m Keystone correction 12° optical, 15° electronic
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Compatibility Projector
Computer digital or analogue, PC, MAC, 1280 x 1024 max. Horizontal frequency 15 kHz … 100 kHz Refresh rate 43,5 Hz … 120 Hz Maximum pixel rate 160 MHz analogue, 112 MHz digital
Video adapter
Video S-Video, composi te video, PAL, BHGI, M, N,
SECAM, NTSC 3.58/4.43
Audio Stereo line in
Inputs/outputs Projector
Computer DVI-I for analogue and digit al signals Mouse U SB
Video adapter
Video RCA S-Video 4 pin mini DIN Loudspeakers 1 W Mono Computer Audio 3.5 mm mini jack Video Audio 2 x RCA (L/R) Audio Line Out 3.5 mm mini jack
Environmental conditions
Rated range of operation: Humidity:
Limit range of operation: Humidity:
15 °C .... 35 °C
20 % .... 80 %
5 °C .... 35 °C
20 % .... 80 %
Condensation must be av oi ded.
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VESA-DDC-compatible DVI interface
The projector is equipped with a VESA-DDC-compatibl e DV I interface. VESA-DDC (Vi deo Electronics S tandard Associat i on, Display Data Channel) is used as the communi cations interface between the projector and the comput er. If your computer is equipped with a VESA-DDC-compatible DVI or VGA interf ace, it can automatically read the dat a for ensuring optimum operati on from your projector and select the appropriate settings.
Preset resolutions
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The projector can be used wit h t he l i sted resolutions.
Screen resolution Refresh rate
640 x 480 720 x 400 800 x 600
832 x 624 1024 x 768 1052 x 864 1052 x 870
1280 x 1024
43.50 to 120 Hz
43.50 to 120 Hz
43.50 to 120 Hz
43.50 to 120 Hz
43.50 to 120 Hz
43.50 to 100 Hz
43.50 to 100 Hz
43.50 to 75 Hz
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DVI-I connector
C1
1
C2
8
9
C5
17 24C3C4
Pin Meaning Pin Meaning
1 TMDS Data 2- 13 not used 2 TMDS Data 2+ 14 +5 V Power 3 TMDS Data 2/4 Shield 15 Ground 4 not used 16 Hot Plug Detect 5 not used 17 TMDS Data 0­6 DDC Cl ock 18 TMDS Data 0+ 7 DDC Data 19 TMDS Data 0/5 Shield 8 Analogue Vertical Sync 20 not used
9 TMDS Data 1- 21 not used 10 TMDS Data 1+ 22 TMDS Clock Shield 11 TMDS Data 1/3 Shield 23 TMDS Clock­12 not used 24 TMDS Clock+
C1 Analogue Red C4 Analogue Horizontal Sync C2 Analogue Green C5 Analogue Ground C3 Analogue Blue
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Trouble shooting
Should an error occur, firs t check the following points. If the distortion is still not eliminated, the projector should, if possible, be checked on another computer and/or wit h another data cable.
If you cannot sol ve the problem, contact our customer service centre.
Alarm indicator on the projector operator panel
Alarm indicator lights up red
Replace the projector lam p.
Ê Call a service professional.
Alarm indicator blinks red rapidly
The projector has overheated.
Ê Turn the projector of f and let it cool down.
Alarm indicator blinks red in i n terval s
The projector is being shut down due to overheating.
The remote control does not work.
Ê Check if the remote control is turned on (see "Switchi ng the remote control on and off ").
Remote control is turned on but does not work
Batteries may be empty.
Ê Change the batteries (see "Replacing batt eri es").
Problems with the projected picture
No display (power indicator does not light)
Ê Check whether t he power cable is connected correctly on the projector and to the mains outlet. Ê Check whether t he m ai ns socket is live.
No picture (power indicator glows orange)
Ê Check whether t he proj ector is switc hed on.
No picture (power indicator glows green)
Ê Check whether t he computer is swit ched on. Ê Check whether t he data cable for the project or i s correctly at tached to the monitor port on the
computer.
Ê Press any key on the computer k eyboard – the computer may be i n energy saving mode. Ê Alter the brightness and/or contras t until you get a picture.
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Picture disturbances
Ê From the Basi c menu (see "Settings using the OSD menu") s el ect the "Reset" f unction in order
to reset the projector to its basic settings.
If the picture does still not improve:
Ê From the Setup menu (see "Settings using the OSD menu") select the Picture menu and the
"Tune" function.
Ê Adjust t he proj ected image. Ê From the Setup menu (see "Settings using the OSD menu") select the Picture menu and the
"Width" functi on.
Ê Adjust the projected picture wi dt h.
Unstable pixels or pixels that are constantly light or dark
The standard of production t echniques today cannot guarantee an absolutely faul t -free projection. There may be a few unstable or c onstantly light or dark pixels.
The following number of fault y pixels is perm i ssible and no reason for a warranty claim:
• Unstable pixels: 1
• Light pixels: 1
• Dark pixels: 5
The projected picture is getting darker
The life of the project or l am p i s limited, and it s brightness decreas es as it gets older. If the projected picture gets too dark , have the lamp replaced (af t er 2,000 operating hours at the lat est). Please contact our cus tomer service centre.
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