InFocus Work Big IN12, IN12 Reference Manual

Contents

Contents........................................................................... 1

About this manual... .......................................................................................... 2

Operation During Projection .......................................... 3

Image Operations During Projection ................................................................. 3

Adjusting Image Brightness .........................................................................................3

Selecting the Color Mode............................................................................................. 4

Zooming an Image ....................................................................................................... 4

Momentarily Cutting Off the Input Source Image .........................................................5

Freezing an Image ....................................................................................................... 5

Displaying a Pointer in the Projected Image ................................................................ 6

Changing the aspect ratio of the projected image............................................. 7

Eco Mode .......................................................................................................... 7

Using the [FUNC] Key ....................................................................................... 8

Configuring Advanced Projector Settings.................... 9

Basic Setup Menu Operations .......................................................................... 9

Displaying the Setup Menu ..........................................................................................9

Configuring Setup Menu Settings ................................................................................ 9

Basic Setup Menu Example.......................................................................................10

Restoring Projector Settings to Their Initial Factory Defaults.......................... 12

Setup Menu Contents ..................................................................................... 13

Image Adjustment Main Menu ................................................................................... 14

Screen Settings Main Menu....................................................................................... 16

Input Settings Main Menu .......................................................................................... 19

Option Settings 1 Main Menu.....................................................................................20

Option Settings 2 Main Menu.....................................................................................22

Operational Info Main Menu....................................................................................... 23

Restore All Defaults Main Menu................................................................................. 24

User Maintenance ......................................................... 25

Cleaning the Projector..................................................................................... 25

Cleaning the Projector Exterior .................................................................................. 25

Cleaning the Lens ...................................................................................................... 25

Cleaning Intake and Exhaust Vents ...........................................................................25

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Replacing the Lamp ........................................................................................ 26

To check the current lamp use time........................................................................... 26

When to replace the lamp .......................................................................................... 27

Replacing the Lamp ...................................................................................................27

To replace the lamp ...................................................................................................28

Resetting the Lamp Time........................................................................................... 29

To reset the lamp time ...............................................................................................30

To reset the lamp time after exceeding the lamp life ................................................. 30

Appendix........................................................................ 31

Remote Controller Signal Range .................................................................... 31

Connecting to a Component Video Output Device ......................................... 32

Full-screen Display of an RGB Image........................................................................33

Reattaching the Lens Cover............................................................................ 34

About this manual...

z All of the operations in this manual are explained using the remote controller that comes

with the projector. The following key operations can also be performed on the projector
instead of the remote controller: [MENU], [S], [T], [X], [W], [ENTER], [ESC], [ ],
[INPUT], [AUTO], [ZOOM +], [ZOOM –], [FOCUS S], [FOCUS T].

To perform this remote
controller operation:

[ENTER] Button in the center of the cursor keys

[ZOOM +], [ZOOM –]

[FOCUS S], [FOCUS T] [FOCUS] button in combination with the [S] and [T] buttons

Use this projector button:

[ZOOM] button in combination with the [W] and [X] buttons

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Operation During Projection

This section explains the various types of operations you can perform while the projector is
projecting an image.

Image Operations During Projection

You can perform the following operations while projecting an image.

z Image brightness adjustment
z Color mode selection
z Image zooming
z Momentary cut off of the input source image and projection of a black or blue screen, or

a logo

z Image freeze
z Pointer display in the projected image
z Aspect ratio switching (between 4:3 and 16:9)

Adjusting Image Brightness

To adjust image brightness

Press the [BRIGHT] key.

1

z This displays the brightness adjustment window.

Use the [W] and [X] keys to adjust image brightness.

2

To hide the window, press the [ESC] key.

3

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Selecting the Color Mode

You can select from among five different color mode settings to optimize the projected
image in accordance with image contents and projection conditions.

To change the color mode

Press the [COLOR MODE] key.

1

z This displays the color mode selection window. The currently selected color mode is the

one whose button is selected (filled in).

Use the [T] and [S] keys to move the highlighting to the color mode you want

2

to select, and then press the [ENTER] key.

z This will select the button next to the highlighted color mode name.
z For details on what each color mode does, see “Color Mode” under “Image Adjustment

Main Menu” on page 14.

To hide the window, press the [ESC] key.

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Zooming an Image

Press the [D-ZOOM +] or [D-ZOOM –] key.

1

z This will cause to appear in the projected image.

Use the cursor keys to move the to the part of the image that you want in

2

the center of the enlarged image.

Press (or hold down) the [D-ZOOM +] key.

3

z Each press of the [D-ZOOM +] key enlarges the image one step. Holding down the

[D-ZOOM +] key continually enlarges the image.

z Pressing the [D-ZOOM –] key while an image is enlarged reduces the zooming by one

step. Holding down the [D-ZOOM –] key continually reduces the size of the image.

z While an image is zoomed, you can use the cursor keys to scroll the view to other

parts of the image.

To exit the zoom operation, press the [ESC] key.

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Momentarily Cutting Off the Input Source Image

Press the [BLANK] key.

1

z This temporarily cuts off the image from the input source and projects a black screen in

its place.

To resume projection of the image from the input source, press the [BLANK] key

2

(or [ESC] key).

Note

You can specify projection of a black screen or blue screen, or a logo. For details, see
“Blank Screen” under “Screen Settings Main Menu” on page 18.

Freezing an Image

Pressing the [FREEZE] key freezes the projected image.

To freeze the projected image

While an image is being projected from an input source, press the [FREEZE]

1

key.

z This will capture the image that is on the screen at the moment you press [FREEZE]

and stores it in projector memory. That image remains projected on the screen.

To restore projection of the image from an input source, press the [ESC] key.

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Displaying a Pointer in the Projected Image

You can select from among eight different pointer styles, including various arrow styles, for
display in the projected image. Pointers can be used during a presentation to indicate or
highlight a specific part of the image.

Arrow 1 Oval 1 Spot 2

Note

Depending on the pointer style you are using, the pointer may not display properly
when you are using keystone correction. If this happens, use the [KEYSTONE +] and
[KEYSTONE –] keys to change the keystone correction value to zero.

To display a pointer in the image

Press the [POINTER] key.

1

z This will cause a pointer to appear in the image.
z You also can use the setup menu to specify the pointer type that appears first when you

press the [POINTER] key. For details, see “Pointer” under “Option Settings 2 Main Menu”
on page 22.

Use the cursor keys to move the pointer to the location you want.

2

z Holding down a cursor key moves the cursor at high speed.

To modify the pointer as described below, press the [STYLE] key.

3

For this pointer type: Pressing [STYLE] will do this:

Arrow 1 / Arrow 2 Rotate the arrow by 90 degrees

Bar 1 / Bar 2 Toggle between flashing and not flashing

Oval 1 / Oval 2 Toggle between flashing and not flashing

Spot 1 / Spot 2 Cycle the darkness (transparency) of the area not

covered by the spot among two levels

To select the pointer type

Press the [POINTER] key to display the pointer.

1

Keep pressing the [POINTER] key until the pointer you want is displayed.

2

z Each press of the [POINTER] key cycles through the available pointer types.

To clear the pointer from the image

Press the [ESC] key.

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Changing the aspect ratio of the projected image

Press the [ASPECT] key to toggle the aspect ratio of the displayed image between 4:3
and 16:9.

Note

z The aspect ratio setting affects the projected image only when the input source is

VIDEO or component.

z When the input source is a component signal with an aspect ratio of 16:9, the

aspect ratio switches automatically to 16:9. When this happens, pressing the
[ASPECT] key will not change the aspect ratio.

z You also can change the aspect ratio setting using the setup menu. For details, see

“Aspect Ratio” under “Screen Settings Main Menu” on page 16.

Important!

Note that enlarging or reducing the size of an image using the [ASPECT] key for
commercial purposes or public presentation may infringe on the legally protected
copyright of the copyright holder of the original material.

Eco Mode

Turning on the Eco Mode reduces lamp brightness to save power. The projector’s cooling fan
also operates at a slower speed while the Eco Mode is turned on, which results in quieter
operation.

Turn on the Eco Mode when your priority is quieter operation. Turn off the Eco Mode when
your priority is maximum brightness.

To turn the Eco Mode on or off

Press [ECO] to toggle the Eco Mode on and off.

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Using the [FUNC] Key

Pressing the [FUNC] key displays the menu shown below.

You can use this menu to perform the operations described below.

z Adjust image brightness

Highlight “Brightness” and then press the [ENTER] key.

• This performs the same operation as pressing the [BRIGHT] key ( key) described on
page 3.

z Turn the Eco Mode on or off

Highlight “Eco Mode” and then press the [ENTER] key.

• This performs the same operation as pressing the [ECO] key (
page 7.

z Select the aspect ratio of the projected image

Highlight “Aspect Ratio” and then press the [ENTER] key.

• This performs the same operation as pressing the [ASPECT] key (
page 7.

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Configuring Advanced Projector Settings

Your projector has a setup menu that you can use to configure advanced settings.

Basic Setup Menu Operations

Displaying the Setup Menu

Pressing the [MENU] key displays the menu shown below in the center of the projection
screen.

Main menu

The main menu includes seven main menu
items. The currently selected main menu item is
the one that is highlighted.

Sub-menu

The sub-menu shows each individual setting
under each main menu item, and its current
setting.

Guidance text

Guidance text provides a brief description of the
main key operations available for the operation
you are currently performing.

Note

You can position the setup menu in the center or on the left edge of the projection
screen. For details, see “Menu Position” under “Option Settings 1 Main Menu” on page

20.

To exit the setup menu

Press the [MENU] key.

Configuring Setup Menu Settings

Press the [MENU] key to display the setup menu.

1

Use the [T] and [S] keys to select the main menu item you want by

2

highlighting it.

Press the [ENTER] key.

3

Use the [T] and [S] keys to select the sub-menu item you want by highlighting

4

it.

Perform the required operation on the selected sub-menu item screen.

5

z The guidance text explains the operations you need to perform to configure each setting.

To return to the main menu from the sub-menu, press the [ESC] key.

6

To exit the setup menu, press the [MENU] key.

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Basic Setup Menu Example

The procedure below shows how to configure the following three settings:

• Image Adjustment J Contrast

• Image Adjustment J Color Mode

• Option Settings 1 J Eco Mode

Note

z Certain settings on the setup menu cannot be changed while there is no input signal

to the projector. Because of this, you should configure setup menu settings after
selecting an input source and starting projection.

z This example covers basic steps only. For more detailed information, see “Setup Menu

Contents” on page 13.

To configure the “Image Adjustment J Contrast” setting

Press the [MENU] key to display the setup menu.

1

“Image Adjustment” is initially selected on the main menu, so simply press the

2

[ENTER] key.

Press the [T] key once to select “Contrast”.

3

Use the [W] (lighter) and [X] (darker) keys to adjust contrast.

4

To configure the “Image Adjustment J Color Mode” setting

Press the [T] key once to select “Color Mode”.

1

Press the [ENTER] key.

2

z This displays the color mode menu.

Use the [T] and [S] keys to select the color mode you want.

3

After selecting the color mode you want, press the [ESC] key.

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To configure the “Option Settings 1 J Eco Mode” setting

Press the [ESC] key.

1

Press the [T] key three times to select “Option Settings 1”.

2

Press the [ENTER] key.

3

Press the [T] key three times to select “Eco Mode”.

4

Use the [W] and [X] keys to select “On” or “Off”.

5

After you are finished, press the [MENU] key to exit the setup menu.

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Restoring Projector Settings to Their Initial Factory
Defaults

You can use the procedures in this section to restore all of the settings on a particular main
menu or all of the settings on the setup menu to their initial factory defaults.

To restore all settings on a particular main menu to their initial factory
defaults

Press the [MENU] key to display the setup menu.

1

Use the [T] and [S] keys to select the main menu whose settings you want to

2

restore to their initial factory defaults.

z You can select Image Adjustment, Screen Settings, Input Settings, Option Settings 1, or

Option Settings 2.

Press the [ENTER] key.

3

Use the [T] key to select “Restore Menu Defaults”.

4

Press the [ENTER] key.

5

z This will display a confirmation screen like the screen shown below.

Use the [S] key to select “Yes”.

6

To restore the settings of the main menu to their initial defaults, press the

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[ENTER] key.

z To exit the operation without doing anything, press [ESC] instead of [ENTER].

After you are finished, press the [MENU] key to exit the setup menu.

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Note

z The language setting and the password are not returned to their initial factory defaults

if you select Option Settings 1 in step 3.

z For details about how the above procedure initializes settings, see the explanations of

the settings under “Setup Menu Contents” on page 13.

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To restore all settings on the setup menu to their initial factory defaults

Press the [MENU] key to display the setup menu.

1

Use the [T] key to select “Restore All Defaults”, and then press the [ENTER]

2

key.

z This displays a confirmation message asking if you want to initialize all settings.

Use the [S] key to select “Yes”.

3

To restore all settings on the setup menu to their initial defaults, press the

4

[ENTER] key.

z This will restore all of the settings to their initial factory defaults, except for the

Language, Lamp Time, and password settings.

z To exit the operation without doing anything, press [ESC] instead of [ENTER].

After you are finished, press the [MENU] key to exit the setup menu.

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Setup Menu Contents

This section contains tables that provide detailed explanations of all of the items included on
the setup menu. The following describes the type of information that appears in each of the
columns of the tables.

Setting Name

This column shows the names of the settings as they appear on the sub-menu.

Input

This column shows the input source for which each setting is supported.
Input source names are abbreviated as R (RGB input), C (component video input), and

V (video input). The letter N indicates that the setting can be configured while there is no
input signal.

Setting Unit

The setting unit indicates how a setting is stored.
“Source Specific” in this column indicates that separate settings can be stored for each

individual input source. For example, you could store an “Image Adjustment J Brightness”
setting of –1 for RGB input and a setting of +1 for VIDEO input.

“Single” in this column indicates that a single setting is stored and applied, regardless of the
input source.

Description

This column provides details about the setting item and how to select it. The initial default
setting is indicated by an asterisk (*).

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Image Adjustment Main Menu

Setting Name Input

Brightness RCVU Source

Contrast RCVU Source

Sharpness RCV Source

Saturation RCV Source

Tint RCV Source

Color Mode RCVU Source

Setting

Unit

Specific

Specific

Specific

Specific

Specific

Specific

Description

Use this sub-menu to adjust the brightness of the
projected image. A larger value produces a brighter
image.

Use this sub-menu to adjust the contrast of the projected
image. A larger value produces a stronger contrast.

Use this sub-menu to adjust the sharpness of the outlines
in the projected image. A larger value makes the image
sharper, while a smaller value makes it softer.

Use this sub-menu to adjust the color saturation of the
projected image. A larger value increases color saturation.

Use this sub-menu to adjust the tint of the projected
image. A larger value makes the overall image more
bluish, while a smaller value makes the overall image
more reddish. This setting is supported only when the
signal is NTSC or NTSC4.43.

You can select from among five different color mode
settings to optimize the projected image in accordance
with image contents and projection conditions.

Presentation*:

Use this setting for standard presentations in a well-lit
area. This is the initial default setting when the input
source is RGB.

Standard:

Use this setting when you want to highlight the colors of
your presentation.

Graphics:

Use this setting when you want photographs and graphics
to appear natural.

Theater*:

Use this setting to bring out the dark portions of your
images. This is the initial default setting when the input
source is either component video or video.

Blackboard:

Use this setting for easy viewing when projecting onto a
blackboard.

Color Balance RCVU Source

Specific

This sub-menu lets you adjust the color balance of the
projected image. Color balance lets you select either
“Color Temperature” or “Color” (for individual adjustment of
red, green and blue) as the adjustment method.

Color Temperature:

Select this option when you want to adjust the color
temperature. Selecting “LO” gives whites a reddish cast,
while “HI” gives them a bluish cast. Selecting “NORM*”
sets a medium setting between the two colors.

Color:

Select this option when you want to individually adjust the
intensity of red, green, and blue. For all of the colors, a
larger value makes the color stronger.

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Setting Name Input

Setting

Unit

Description

Ver ti c a l
Position

Horizontal
Position

Frequency R Signal

Phase R Signal

Video Mode RCV Source

RCV Signal

Specific

RCV Signal

Specific

Specific

Specific

Specific

Use this sub-menu to adjust the vertical position of the
input source image within the projection area.

Use this sub-menu to adjust the horizontal position of the
input source image within the projection area.

When vertical bands appear in the projected image while
RGB is selected as the input source, it means that the
frequency setting is not correct. When this happens, use
this setting to adjust the frequency manually.

Important!

If, for some reason, your manual frequency settings
cause the image input from the computer to
disappear from the projection, you can press the
[AUTO] key to perform an auto adjust operation,
which should cause the image to appear.

When there is flickering in the projected image while RGB
is selected as the input source, it means that the phase
setting is not correct. When this happens, use this setting
to adjust the phase manually.

This setting is valid when VIDEO is selected as the input
source. Use it to select a mode that is optimized for
movies or still images.

Normal*:

Optimized for movies.

Still Image:

Optimized for still images. In particular, this setting
should be used when projecting still images from a
digital camera connected to the projector’s VIDEO
terminal.

Restore Menu
Defaults

RCVU Source

Specific

Use this sub-menu to return all of the sub-menu items on
the Image Adjustment main menu to their initial default
settings.
z Restoring menu defaults when there is no input signal

will restore defaults for the currently selected input
source.

z “Image Adjustment” main menu “Vertical Position”,

“Horizontal Position”, “Frequency”, and “Phase” defaults
can be restored for the current signal type (XGA/60Hz,
SXGA/60Hz,etc.) only.

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About the “Signal Specific” Setting Unit

For the items that have “Signal Specific” in the “Setting Unit” column of the above table,
the setting is saved for the specific type of signal (XGA/60Hz, SXGA/60Hz, etc.) that is
being input when the setting is performed, and not for a specific input source.

Screen Settings Main Menu

Setting Name Input

Keystone
Correction

Aspect Ratio RCV Source

RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to correct vertical keystoning of the

Setting

Unit

Specific

Description

projected image.

Use this sub-menu to select one of the following aspect
ratios for the projected image.

4:3*:

This setting specifies a 4:3 aspect ratio, which is the
same as a standard television.

16:9:

This setting specifies a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is the
same as a movie screen, high-definition TV, etc. Using
this setting when the input source image is a 16:9 image
that has been squeezed to a 4:3 image causes the
image to be projected with its normal 16:9 aspect ratio.

Note

When the input source is a component signal with
an aspect ratio of 16:9, the aspect ratio switches
automatically to 16:9. When this happens, the
aspect ratio cannot be changed using this setting.

Important!

Note that enlarging or reducing the size of an
image for commercial purposes or public
presentation may infringe on the legally protected
copyright of the copyright holder of the original
material.

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Setting Name Input

Setting

Unit

Description

Projection
Mode

Startup Screen RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify whether or not a startup

RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify whether projection will be

from the front of the screen or the back of the screen.

*:

Select this option when projecting from the front of the
screen.

:

Select this option when projecting from the back of the
screen.

:

Select this option to flip the back-projected image
vertically.

:

Select this option to flip the image vertically.

screen should be projected whenever the projector is
turned on.

Logo:

Select this option to project the projector’s built-in logo
screen at startup.

None*:

Select this option when you do not want to project a
startup screen.

No Signal
Screen

RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify what should be projected

when there is no input signal to the projector.

Blue*:

Select this option to project a blue screen.

Black:

Select this option to project a black screen.

Logo:

Select this option to project the projector’s built-in logo
screen.

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Setting Name Input

Blank Screen RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify what should be projected

Setting

Unit

Description

after the [BLANK] key is pressed.

Blue:

Select this option to project a blue screen.

Black*:

Select this option to project a black screen.

Logo:

Select this option to project the projector’s built-in logo
screen.

Restore Menu
Defaults

RCVUN Source

Specific

Use this sub-menu to return all of the sub-menu items on
the Screen Settings main menu to their initial default
settings.
z Restoring menu defaults when there is no input signal

will restore defaults for the currently selected input
source.

z Note that the “Keystone Correction”, “Projection Mode”,

“Startup Screen”, “No Signal Screen”, and “Blank
Screen” settings are always returned to their initial
defaults, regardless of the currently selected input
source.

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Input Settings Main Menu

Setting Name Input

RGB Input RCUVN Single Use this sub-menu to specify manually the type of signal

Video Signal RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify manually the type of signal

Setting

Unit

Description

being input from the projector’s RGB input terminal.

Auto*:

Automatically detects the signal being input from the RGB
input terminal and configures the appropriate input
protocol.

RGB:

Select this option when a computer is connected to the
RGB input terminal. For details about connecting a
computer, see “Connecting a Computer to the Projector”
in the “User’s Guide”.

Component:

Select this setting when the projector’s RGB input terminal
is connected to the component video output terminal of a
video device using an optionally available YK-3 component
video cable. For information about connection, see
“Connecting to a Component Video Output Device” on
page 32.

being input from the projector’s VIDEO input terminal.

Auto*:

Select this setting to have the projector switch the video
signal system automatically in accordance with the input
signal from the video device that is connected to the
VIDEO input terminal.

NT S C / NT SC 4. 43 / PA L / PAL -M / PA L- N / PAL 6 0 /
SECAM:

Each setting selects the applicable video system. Use
these settings when you want to specify only one specific
video signal for the VIDEO input terminal.

Signal Name
Indicator

Restore Menu
Defaults

RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify whether or not the name of

the currently selected signal source should be displayed in
the projected image.

On*:

Select this option to turn on display of the name of the
currently selected signal source in the projected image.

Off:

Select this option to turn off display of the signal source
name.

RCVUN Source

Specific

Use this sub-menu to return all of the sub-menu items on
the Input Settings main menu to their initial default
settings.
z Restoring menu defaults when there is no input signal

will restore defaults for the currently selected input
source.

z Note that the “Signal Name Indicator” setting is always

returned to its initial default, regardless of the currently
selected input source.

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Option Settings 1 Main Menu

Setting Name Input

Menu Position RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify the display position of the

Auto Keystone
Correction

Auto Adjust RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify whether or not auto adjust

RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to turn auto keystone correction on or

Setting

Unit

Description

setup menu as either the center or the left side of the
screen.

*:

Select this option to display the setup menu in the center
of the screen.

:

Select this option to display the setup menu on the upper
left corner of the screen.

off.

On*:

Select this option to turn on auto keystone correction.

Off:

Select this option to turn off auto keystone correction.

should be performed when RGB is selected as the input
source.

On*:

Select this option to turn on auto adjust.

Off:

Select this option to turn off auto adjust.

Eco Mode RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to turn the Eco Mode on or off.

On:

Select this option to reduce lamp brightness and save
power. This setting also reduces the speed of the
projector’s cooling fan, which reduces operation noise.

Off:

Select this option to project at maximum brightness.

Auto Power
Off

Power On
Password

RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to turn Auto Power Off on or off. See

“Turning Off the Projector” in the “User’s Guide” for more
information.

On*:

Select this option to turn on Auto Power Off.

Off:

Select this option to turn off Auto Power Off.

RCVUN Single You can configure the projector to require input of a

password before operation is enabled.

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Setting Name Input

Setting

Unit

Description

Direct Power
On

RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to turn Direct Power On on or off.

See “Direct Power On” in the “User’s Guide” for more
information.

On:

Select this option to turn on Direct Power On.

Off*:

Select this option to turn off Direct Power On.

Important!

While Direct Power On is enabled, the projector
will turn off automatically if no key operation is
performed and no signal input is received within
about 10 minutes after it is turned on. This is true
regardless of the current Auto Power Off setting.

Language RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify the language to use for

messages, setup menus, etc.
English / French / German / Italian / Spanish / Swedish /
Chinese (Simplified) / Chinese (Traditional) / Korean /
Japanese

Restore Menu
Defaults

RCVUN Single This sub-menu returns all of the sub-menu items on the

Option Settings 1 main menu to their initial default
settings.
z Restoring menu defaults when there is no input signal

will restore defaults for the currently selected input
source.

z The “Auto Adjust” item is returned to its initial default

only when RGB input is selected for the input source.
All of the other items are returned to their initial
defaults regardless of the currently selected input
source.

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Option Settings 2 Main Menu

Setting Name Input

Zoom Memory RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to turn zoom memory on or off. Zoom

Pointer RCVUN Single Use this sub-menu to specify the type of pointer that

Restore Menu
Defaults

RCVUN Single This sub-menu returns all of the sub-menu items on the

Setting

Unit

Description

memory lets you save the zoom setting when the
projector is turned off, so it can be restored automatically
the next time the projector is turned on.

On*:

Select this option when you want to restore the zoom
setting that was in effect when the projector was last
turned off, whenever it is turned on.

Off:

Select this option when you want the image to be
projected at its maximum size whenever you turn on the
projector.

appears first when you press the [POINTER] key.

Arrow 1*
Spot 1 / Spot 2

Option Settings 2 main menu to their initial default
settings.

/ Arrow 2 / Bar 1 / Bar 2 / Oval 1 / Oval 2 /

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Operational Info Main Menu

Setting Name Input

Lamp Time RCVUN Single This sub-menu item shows the cumulative number of

Reset Lamp
Time

Input Signal RCVUN Source

Signal Name RCV Source

Index RC Source

RCVUN Single Use this submenu item to reset the lamp time to 0 hours

Setting

Unit

Specific

Specific

Specific

Description

hours the current lamp has been used to date. Use this
value as a reference when deciding whether or not the
current lamp needs to be replaced. For details about
replacing the lamp, see “Replacing the Lamp”.

after replacing the lamp. For details about replacing the
lamp and the lamp time reset operation, see “Replacing
the Lamp”.

This sub-menu item shows the currently selected input
signal (RGB, Component, or VIDEO). “- - - -” is indicated
here when there is no input signal.

This sub-menu item shows the signal name of the signal
being input to the projector.

This sub-menu item appears only when RGB or
component is the input signal. It shows projector internal
information.

Resolution R Single This sub-menu item appears only when RGB is the input

signal. It shows the number of vertical pixels of resolution
of the RGB input signal.

Horizontal
Frequency

Ver ti c a l
Frequency

Scan System RC Source

RCV Source

Specific

RCV Source

Specific

Specific

This sub-menu item shows the horizontal frequency of the
input signal.

This sub-menu item shows the vertical frequency of the
input signal.

This sub-menu item appears only when RGB or
component is the input signal, and shows the scanning
frequency of the input signal. The input signal is interlace
or non-interlace for an RGB signal input, and interlace or
progressive for a component signal input.

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Restore All Defaults Main Menu

Setting Name Input

Restore All
Defaults

Unit Operating
Time

RCVUN Single This sub-menu returns all sub-menu items on all main

RCVUN Single This sub-menu item shows the cumulative operating time

Setting

Unit

Description

menus to their initial default settings. This operation can
be performed regardless of the currently selected input
source and regardless of whether or not a signal is
currently being input. For details about this procedure, see
“To restore all settings on the setup menu to their initial
factory defaults” on page 13.

of this unit. This time cannot be initialized.

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User Maintenance

Cleaning the Projector

Periodically clean the projector exterior, lens, intake vents, and exhaust vents on a regular
basis.

Important!

z Always make sure that the projector has cooled sufficiently before cleaning it. If the

projector is turned on, perform the following steps before cleaning it.

Turn off the projector.

1

Check to make sure that the POWER/STANDBY indicator has changed to amber.

2

Unplug the power cord from the power outlet, and allow the projector to cool

3

down for about 60 minutes.

Cleaning the Projector Exterior

Wipe the exterior of the projector with a soft cloth that has been moistened in a weak
solution of water and a mild neutral detergent. Be sure to wring all excess moisture from
the cloth before wiping.

Never use benzene, alcohol, thinner, or any other volatile agent for cleaning.

Cleaning the Lens

Carefully wipe the lens with a commercially available lens cloth or optical lens paper, like
those for eyeglasses or camera lenses. When cleaning the lens, be very careful to avoid
scratching it.

Cleaning Intake and Exhaust Vents

Dust and dirt tend to collect around the intake vents located on the back and both sides
of the projector. Because of this, you should use a vacuum cleaner to clean away
accumulated dust and dirt periodically as shown below.

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Important!

z Continued use of the projector after dust has accumulated around the intake vents

can cause overheating of internal components and lead to malfunction.

z Certain operating conditions also can cause dirt and dust to accumulate around the

projector's exhaust vents on the front. If this happens, use the same procedure as
that described above to clean the exhaust vents.

Replacing the Lamp

Caution

Continued use of a lamp that has passed its lamp life increases the risk of the lamp
rupturing. Replace the lamp with a new one as soon as possible after the replacement
message appears.

z The light source lamp is a consumable item. The average life of a lamp is approximately

2000 hours. After 2000 hours, a message appears to alert you to the need of lamp
replacement. However, note that the characteristics of a particular lamp or lamp operating
conditions can cause the lamp to start to go dim or even fail before the message
appears.

To check the current lamp use time

Press the [MENU] key to display the setup menu.

1

Press the [T] key to select the “Operational

2

Info” main menu.

z The “Lamp Time” sub-menu item shows the

number of hours that the current lamp has been
used.

Press the [MENU] key to exit the setup

3

menu.

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When to replace the lamp

The LAMP indicator starts to flash red and the message shown below appears whenever
the lamp time exceeds 2000 hours.

It is time to replace the lamp. Use the procedure in the User’s Guide to replace the lamp as soon as
possible.

When this message appears, replace the lamp as soon as possible using the procedure
under “Replacing the Lamp” on page 27.

Note that the above message will disappear about 10 seconds after you turn on the
projector, even if you do not replace the lamp.

You will be able to continue using the projector without replacing the lamp until the lamp
time reaches 100 hours. At that time, the LAMP indicator will stop flashing and remain lit
red, the following message will appear for about 10 seconds, and then the projector will
turn off automatically.

The lamp has exceeded its service life! The projector will not turn on until you replace the lamp.

When this message appears, replace the lamp immediately using the procedure under
“Replacing the Lamp” on page 27.

Replacing the Lamp

Caution

z During normal use, the lamp and the area around it become extremely hot. Before

replacing the lamp, turn off the projector and wait for the cool down operation
(indicated when the POWER/STANDBY indicator is flashing amber) to finish. Next,
disconnect the AC power cord from the projector, and wait for at least 60 minutes to
allow it to cool down even further.
Touching the lamp or the area around it during operation or immediately after turning
off the projector creates the risk of serious burn injury.

z Replace the lamp using the SP-LAMP-029 optional lamp cartridge only.
z A mercury lamp with high internal pressure is used as the light source. A lamp that

is weakened by impact, damage, or expiration of its lamp life may explode or fail to
light if exposed to loud noise. Note that lamp life differs greatly from lamp to lamp,
and is affected by conditions under which the lamp is used.

z Never touch the glass of the lamp with your fingers. Doing so can cause the lamp to

rupture and shorten its life.

z A broken lamp can cause glass fragments to be scattered inside the lamp housing.

Gas inside of the lamp housing may also be discharged from the projector’s vent
exhaust ports. Gas inside of the lamp includes mercury, so be sure to ventilate the
area whenever the lamp breaks. Should you accidentally inhale gas fumes or should
gas fumes get into your eyes, immediately contact a physician.

z Should the lamp break, take care to avoid personal injury on the glass fragments.

Never try to replace a broken lamp on your own. Contact InFocus service
(www.infocus.com/service) to request a replacement.

Warning

Hg - Lamp contains mercury. Manage in accordance with local disposal laws. See
www.lamprecycle.org

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To replace the lamp

Important!

When replacing the lamp, use the special screwdriver that comes with the SP-LAMP-029
replacement lamp. The projector does not come with a screwdriver.

Turn off the projector and unplug its AC power cord.

1

Wait for about 60 minutes to allow the projector’s current lamp to cool down

2

completely.

Turn over the projector and place it on top of a desk or on some other stable

3

surface.

Loosen the lamp cover screw, and then remove the lamp cover.

4

Loosen the three screws indicated by an S mark.

5

Lamp cover

Lamp cartridge

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Use the lamp cartridge handle to pull the lamp cartridge from the projector.

6

Insert the new lamp cartridge as far as it will go, as shown in the illustration.

7

z After inserting the lamp cartridge, lay its handle down in the position shown in the

illustration under step 5 on this page.

Make sure the grooves of the lamp cartridge align
with the grooves of the lamp housing.

Caution

Take care to avoid touching the lamp (glass) and the mirrors inside the projector. Doing
so can cause the lamp to rupture, shorten lamp life, and otherwise affect lamp
performance.

Secure the lamp cartridge with the three screws.

8

Return the lamp cover to its original position, and secure it with the screw.

9

z After replacing the lamp, be sure to perform the procedure under “Resetting the Lamp

Time” on page 29.

Resetting the Lamp Time

The lamp time reset operation you need to perform depends on when you replace the
lamp.

It is time to replace the lamp. Use the procedure in the User’s Guide to replace the lamp as soon as
possible.

If you replace the lamp when the above message appears, use the procedure under “To
reset the lamp time”.

The lamp has exceeded its service life! The projector will not turn on until you replace the lamp.

If you replace the lamp after the above message appears, use the procedure under “To
reset the lamp time after exceeding the lamp life”.

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To reset the lamp time

Turn on the projector.

1

Press the [MENU] key to display the setup menu.

2

Press the [T] key to select “Operational Info”, and then press the [ENTER] key.

3

Press the [ENTER] key.

4

This causes the message “Reset Lamp Time?” to appear.

5

Press the [S] key to select “Yes”, and then press the [ENTER] key.

6

This resets the lamp time to 0 hours.

7

Press the [MENU] key to exit the setup menu.

8

This causes the setup menu to disappear from the projected image.

9

To reset the lamp time after exceeding the lamp life

If you use the existing lamp until its life is exceeded, you will not be able to turn on the
projector even after you replace the lamp with a new one. Perform the following procedure
to initialize the lamp time in this case, which will make it possible to turn on the projector.

Use the bundled AC power cord to plug the projector into a power outlet.

1

z Connecting to a power outlet causes the POWER/STANDBY and LAMP indicators on the

top of the projector to light red, which indicates that the lamp has exceeded its service
life.

While holding down the projector’s [W] key, hold down the [AUTO] key for about

2

five seconds.

z This will reset the lamp time, cause the POWER/STANDBY indicator to change from red

to amber, and also cause the LAMP indicator to go out.

Press the [ ] (power) key to ensure that the projector turns on normally.

3

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Appendix

Remote Controller Signal Range

When performing an operation on the remote controller, point it at the remote control signal
receiver on the back or front of the projector. The following illustration shows the range of
the remote controller signal.

±

30 degrees

max.

5 meters
(16.4 feet) max.

±

30 degrees

max.

5 meters
(16.4 feet) max.

Front

±

30

degrees max.

5 meters
(16.4 feet) max.

5 degrees to
30 degrees

5 meters
(16.4 feet) max.

Back

Remote Controller Range

The allowable distance between the remote controller and the projector is less when there
is a sharp angle between the remote controller and the remote control signal receiver.

Important!

To avoid running down the battery, store the remote control unit so its buttons are not
pressed inadvertently.

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Connecting to a Component Video Output Device

Some video devices are equipped with a component video output terminal. You can use an
optionally available VESA to component video adapter (SP-VESA-ADPT-R) and a
component video cable to connect the RGB input terminal of the projector to the component
video output terminal of a video device.

Important!

Always turn off the projector and the video device before connecting them.

z Component video output terminals come in 3-terminal sets: Y·Cb·Cr or Y·Pb·Pr. Be sure to

match the colors of the plugs on the optional adapter with the colors of the terminals
(Green: Y; Blue: Cb/Pb; Red: Cr/Pr).

z Note that connection only to an analog component video output terminal is supported.

Connection to a digital output terminal is not supported.

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Full-screen Display of an RGB Image

The projector outputs images using XGA (1024 pixels × 768 pixels) video resolution. When
the input signal from the computer connected to the projector is not an XGA signal,
“Resize Image To Fit” automatically enlarges or reduces the image so it matches the
projector’s video resolution and fills the entire screen. The following shows how different
input signals from a computer are adjusted during projection.

Input Signal Example Projected Image

800 × 600

×

1024

768

1280

×

1024

When the input signal has a resolution of 1280
× 1024 (aspect ratio: 5:4), the original image is
compressed so it conforms to the projection
resolution of 1024 × 768 (aspect ratio: 4:3).
Because of this, the projected image may
appear slightly wider horizontally than the
original image.

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Reattaching the Lens Cover

Use the following procedure to replace the lens cover if it should accidentally become
detached from the projector.

Insert the nub () of the left tab of the lens cover into the depression () of the

1

tab under the lens.

z When performing the above step, make sure that the lens cover is open to 90 degrees in

relation to the front of the Data Projector.

Keeping the left nub () in the left depression (), gently press the lens cover

2

towards the right as you insert the nub (
depression (

z Do not apply undue force to the lens cover when performing the above step. Pressing too

strongly can damage the tabs of the lens cover.

) of the right tab under the lens.



) of the right lens cover tab into the



Press here with a pen or
similarly pointed object as
you slide the cover into
place.

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