Philips LC3500G199 User Manual

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CAUTION. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not

remove cover (or back). No user>serviceable parts

inside« Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

A This 'bolt of lightning' indicates

uninsulated material w'lthin your unit may cause an electrical shock.

For the safety of everyone in your household, please do not remove product covering.

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attention to features for which you should read the enclosed literature closely to prevent operating and maintenance problems.

WARNING: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to rain or moisture.

CAUTION: To prevent electric

shock, match wide blade of plug to wide slot, and fully insert.

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Warning/Precautions.................................................... 2

How your Projector works Description of Projector Controls

Description of Remote Control....................................

Setting-up the Projector + Screen Audio connections External speakers. Audio Output Jacks,

Personal computer........................................................

Basic Projector Operation

Zoom and Focus...........................................................

On-Screen Features

* How to Use On-Screen Menus

AUDIO Control Adjustments

Bass, Treble, Balance

* Stereo........................................................................

* Expand

VIDEO Control Adjustments

* Bright, Contrast, Color, Tint, Sharp..........................

INPUT Tuning Control Adjustments

* Picture Source - S-Video

DATA INPUT Control Adjustments

FEATURES Control Adjustments

* Personal Preferences

LENS CONTROL with remote

® Zoom........................................................................

* Focus.........................................................................

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Picture Source - AUX 1, AUX 2 & AUX 3

To select Data Input..................................................

Autostart

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4 5 8 10

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18 19 20

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27 29

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DATA MENU Control Adjustments * Image - Phase, Brightness, Contrast

* Audio ' Bass, Treble, Balance, Sound Mode, Expand ... 32

* Setup ' Hor. position. Vert, position. Personal Preference, Curtain, Computer Ident

* Data exit.............................................................................. 34

Remote Control Operation

* Timer................................................................................... 35

* Closing/Opening Curtain..................................................... 36

* Direct Access....................................................................... 36

Replacing the Lamp................................................................ 37

General Information Tips if something isn't working

Technical Specifications......................................................... 40

Glossary of Terms.................................................................. 41

Warranty................................................................................. 42

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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC

Rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions: (1) This device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must

accept any interference received, including

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR

SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR

EXCESSIVE MOISTURE.

interference that may cause undesired operation

Tlie Model and Serial Numbers are found on the back of this Projector. Please record these numbers and purchase date in the space belovt. Refer to tltem whenever you ask your dealer about this Projector.

Model No. .........................................................................................................................................................................................................

Serial No. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

Purchase Date .....................................................................

Please attach your sales receipt to this book and keep it for future reference.

our Projector is a compact unit which

enables you to project large pictures onto

screens, just like a slide or movie projector.

Inside your Projector are two main sections:

• the Electronic section which handles the signals coming from your computer or video source

• the Optical section which projects the pictures onto your screen.

The picture is built up inside the projector on three Liquid Crystal panels, one for each of the three primary colors

(red, green and blue). The optical system combines these into one highquality, full-color picture which is then projected onto your screen.

The Projector uses a zoom lens so you can easily change the picture size to fit your screen.

How YOUR Projector Works

OpScal section

FEATURES Compact Projector with 2x zoom lens, giving pictures from 40 to 140 inches wide. Zoom and focus manually and via remote control.

Liquid Crystal Display panels for high quality pictures. Long life metal Halide Lamp. Multi beam light collection for excellent comer brightness.

On-Screen graphics display for feature controls such as channel programming, timer settings, and color adjustments.

Infrared Remote Control operates your Projector and VCR.

Stereo-Ready for receiving transmissions in stereo sound. Internal, monaural speaker. Connects to audio hi-fi systems for stereo sound.

AudioA^ideo jackpanel for direct connections of accessories such as VCRs.

RGB Inputs

Timer which automatically turns the Projector OFF after a preset time period.

Getting Started - Projector Controls

Getting Started - Projector Controls (continued)

Projector Front Panel Buttons and Jacks

POWER ON / STAND BY BUTTON

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VOLUME A(UP).

▼ (DOWN) BUTTONS

Press to adjust the Projector sound level.

MENU BUTTONS

Press the MENU button to display OnScreen feature controls. Press ADVANCE or RETURN to move through the list of On-Screen features.

Press ▲ to get a menu of a selected OnScreen feature.

Press A and T to adjust the menu item selected. In Menu mode, press STATUS (EXIT) to switch On-Screen displays OFF. In normal mode, press STATUS (EXIT) once to get short display of settings, twice to get long, more detailed display.

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S-VHS (AUX 3)

Jack for S-VHS, Video input from VCR or

camcorder.

AUDIO TACKS

L(eft) jack for left-channel audio input.

R(ight) jack for right-channel audio input.

VIDEO IN (AUX 3)

RCA Jack for VCR or camcorder.

HEADPHONES " 4^^ "

Jack for headphones (6,3 mm).

You can switch off the internal speaker with the IN 1EKNALJEX1EKNAL speaker switch on the back of the Projector (See page 7).

MIRROR

This button controls an internal electronic

“mirror” which determines how the picture appears on your screen. You only need to use this control when you want to use the Projector with a rear projection screen or mirror. Each time you press the button it changes the orientation of the picture on your screen (See page 11).

The Projector 'remembers' its last setting.

Getting Started - Projector Controls (continued)

AUDIO

Tlie selected audio signal is output here for connection to an external audio amplifier. (Not remote controlled)

••VHS INPUT

Plug your S'VHS VCR or camcorder in here (See page 24 for details).

S-VHS OUTPUT

Loop output of S'VHS input.

AUX

Use diese connectors for external equipment such as a VCR or CDV (Compact Disc Video) (See page 23).

AUX 1

Use diese connectors (BNC) to connect the video from (or to) e.xtetnal equipment such as a VCR or CDV (Compact Disc Video). Gmnect die audio (R+L, or mono) to the RCA jacks.

AUX 2

Use diese connectors (BNC) to connect an RGB video source. Connect the audio (R+L, or mono) to die RCA jacks. At sync/video input alai VCR or CDV connection is possible. For RGB diis input is for the syndironizatioa

Remothe Control Unit

VCR BUTTONS For use of VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) buttons see "Remote Control Operatioin of a VCR" on page 9.

VCR POWER BUTTON Press to turn VCRs ON and OFF.

MENU BUTTONS Press the MENU button to display OnScreen feature controls. Press A or buttons to move forward and backward through the list of On-Screen items. Press

or ►to select an On-Screen item and adjust settings. Press the EXIT button to clear the screen after control adjustments. Also press the EXIT button to see the current channel number or source on the projector screen.

ZOOM AND FOCUS BUTTONS Press ZOOM +/' to cotrol ZOOM. Press FOCUS +/- to cotrol FOCUS. You can enable/disable the zoom and focus controls using the LENS CONTROL menu (See page 27).

MUTEBUTTON Press to turn the sound of the projector OFF. Press again to return the sound to its previous level.

TIMER BUTTON Set the Projector to turn itself OFF automatically (See page 35 for details).

RESET BUTTON Selection of 4 personal preference settings and one Factory preset.

PROIECTORA^CR SWITCH Press to operate a VCR. Do not press to operate the projector.

PROTECTOR POWER BUTTON Press to turn projector ON and OFF.

BRIGHTNESS BUTTON Press to adjust the brightness level.

VOLUME BUTTON Press to adjust the sound level.

NUMBER BUTTONS Press these buttons to select items in the menu's.

CURTAIN BUTTON When the projector is in the DATA INPUT mode, press DATA to blank the projector picture with a pre-defined curtain

(see page 33 for details).

DIRECT ACCESS BUTTONS Press to select one of the e.xtemal input sources. Direct access is not possible when the menu is activated.

To bad the supplied (9 Volt)

battery into the remote:

BEGIN

Remove the battery compartment lid on the back of the remote.

Place the battery in the remote. Be sure to line the (+) and (-) ends of the battery up correctly.

Reattach the battery lid.

Bottom of remote control unit

Remote Control Operation of a VCR

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towarck the front of the VCR (remote

sensor window) when pressing buttons.

buttons on the Projector remote will not operate your VCR if it does not have those features.

Press the Projector-VCR switch.

Point the front of the remote

Remember. The VCR function

SCAN BUTTON-------------------------

In playback mode, hold the SCAN button to view picture moving rapidly fonvard.

SEARCH BUTTON---------------------

In playback mode, hold the SEARCH button to view picture moving rapidly in reverse.

REW(TND) BUTTON

Press to rewind tapes. For some VCRs you may need to press the STOP button first, then REWIND.

VCR POWER BUTTON

Press to turn the VCR ON and OFF.

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PROTECTOR-VCR SWITCH

Press to operate the VCR. Do not press to to operate the projector.

FF (FAST FORWARD) BUTTON

Press to rapidly advance the tape. For

some VCRs you may need to press STOP

first, then FF.

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RECORD BUTTON

Hold the RECORD button down and then press the PLAY button to begin a VCR recording.

PLAY BUTTON

Press to playback a tape. Hold down after pressing the RECORD button to start a recording.

STOP BUTTON

Press to stop the tape.

PAUSE BUTTON

Press to temporarily stop the tape during a playback or recording. Press again to release PAUSE.

NUMBER BUTTONS

Press buttons for direct VCR channel selections or menu items.

Getting Started - Setting up the Projector + Screen

roper installation of your Projector mil

ensure that you make the most of the

set’s features. Read all of pages 10 throu^

14 carefully before starting to install your

Projector.

1) Choose the screen position You get maximum picture contrast when the least ambient light falls on the screen. Place the screen where light from windows, room lighting etc. does not disturb the picture.

2) Choose the Projector position Ideally, the Projector should be located at about the same height from the floor as the top of the screen and directly in front of it.

1. LIGHTING

2. MOUNTING

The Projector can be placed on a wallmounted shelf (minimum size 17 x 24 inches), a cabinet top, or a rack can also be used. Make sure you can hide the cables connected to the set.

The Projector has adjustable feet at the rear. Turn these if you need to point the Projector downwards to the screen.

Side view

Top of screen

Projection Screen

Projector

Top view

90’

Side view

to lower

(Continued on next page)

raise

Getting Started - Setting up the Projector + Screen (continued)

If you cannot put the Projector at the same height as the bottom of the screen, but rather lower, you have two choices:

2A. Tlie front of the Projector can be tilted upwards; the picture will not then be perfectly rectangular when the screen hangs vertically. This is called the “keystone” effect. By pushing the sides of the handle it can be turned. Now the handle can be used for lifting the front of the projector.

Tlie handle can also be removed by removing the caps in the sides. The holes appearing can be closed with the supplied caps.

Tlie projector has adjustable feet at the rear. Turn these if you need to point the projector downwards to the screen.

Note: The Projector should not be tilted up or down more than 15 degrees from its normal horizontal position.

2B. If you want to use the Projector with a

rear projection screen or in a ceiling mount

(Projector positioned upside down), you will need to change the internal mirror. You do this using the button marked MIRROR which is behind the swing-out control door on the front panel. Each time you press MIRROR, the picture on the screen changes orientation.

3) Choose the size of screen Choose a screen size that fits the planned seating capacity and room dimensions. A good guide is:

Two times tlie screen width should equal the distance from the screen to the front row of seats

Si.\ times the screen width should equal the distance from the screen to the back row of seats.

SAMPLE SET-UP FOR TABLE TOP USE

2B. REAR PROJECTION

viewers

3. CHOOSING THE SCREEN SIZE

Top view

Back

row ^

6 X screen width ,

. 2 X screen width

Front

row

■H

screen

width

Getting Started - Setting up the Projector + Screen (continued)

Your Projector has a 2x zoom lens. This means that the picture you get on the screen at maximum magnification is twice as big as that projected at minimum magnification. For example, at a distance of 22 feet you get a 100-inch picture on the screen at full magnification. You can use the zoom lens to reduce this to 50

inches at minimum magnification.

If you want a picture size of 100 inches, the Projector can be between about 22 and 44 feet from the screen. Choose a screen and projection distance in the middle of the zoom range (mid-range magnification). This gives the best picture quality and means you can fit the picture exactly to your screen by zooming in or out a little.

The table alongside shows you typical

picture sizes at various distances. More information is given in the "Technical Specification" on page 40.

MAGNIFICATION

Maximum and minimum magnification (examples)

maximum picture size

at 22 feet distance

minimum picture size

at 22 feet distance

Mid - range magnification (examples)

3) Choose the type of screen Choose the type of screen-mount you prefer (stand type, wall-mount, pull-down etc).

Choose a screen with a width to height ratio of 4:3 (aspect ratio of 1.33) to match the NTSC picture format. A black masking border around the screen will give a crisp rectangular picture.

The picture appears brightest (highest gain) when you sit directly in front of it

and gets dimmer as you move to the sides.

Try to keep the viewing angle as narrow

as possible for most viewers.

Choose the type of screen surface best

suited to your room and viewing

conditions:

Pearlescent - highest gain, narrow viewing angles. Silver lenticular - medium gain, wide

viewing angles. This type of screen is not

recommended. Matt white - wide viewing angles, needs darkened room. Polarized - By using this type of screen,

the contrast in a light environment can

be improved.

Distance from Projector to screen (in feet)

Picture width in

inches

40 60 80

100 22

Larger picture sizes can be reached by putting the Projector at a greater distance. For best results, choose your screen and projection distance using mid-range magnification of the zoom iens.

Maximum

magnification

Mid-range

magnification

9 13 18

19 26

18 25 35

Minimum

magnification

If in doubt, consult your dealer on the

best choice of screen for your room.

Getting Started - Audio Connections

EXTERNAL SPEAKERS

’’ou can connect external speakers to enjoy

stereo sound.

BEGIN

Connect external speakers to the

speaker wire terminals on the Projector.

Speakers: 8 ohm, 10 watt minimum.

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Menu and place the Projector in the STEREO mode (See page 19).

good stereo sound.

tite connected signal througli an audio hi-fi system.

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AUDIO OUT(put) jacks on the Projector

to the R and L AUDIO IN(put) jacks on your amplifier or sound system.

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your audio system. Adjust the sound level coming from the Projector with the audio

amplifier VOLUME control.

Turn Projector on. Select AUDIO

Place the speakers so you enjoy

AUDIO OUTPUT JACKS

he AUDIO OUTfput) jacks on tfie rear of

the Projector may be used to play the sound of

I BEGIN

Connect the R(ight)and L(eft)

First turn your Projector on; then

External Speakers

Projector Back Panel

Remember. The audio system may have to be in AUX mode to play the sound of the connected signal.

PC (VGA OR MAC II-INPUT)

ou can connect a personal computer to

display the computerscreens onto the

Projector screen

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Projector.

computer to the DATA input socket.

or mono) to the RCA jacks of AUX 2 (See page 7).

First turn OFF your computer and

Use a Sub'D plug to connect your

If available, connect the audio (R+L,

AUDIO SYSTEM

Computer Back Panel

Getting Started - Basic Protector Operation

'ou can operate your Projector using the

controls on the set itself.

I BEGIN I

Press in the MAIN POWER button at the back of the set to turn the Projector ON. (For new sets this button is on).

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button on the front of the Projector. A green light above the button lights up.

Press the POWER ON/STANDBY

Projector Back Panel

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Press the VOLUME ▲ (UP) or

(EXDWN) buttons to adjust the sound level.

' Remember. When you first switch on, theTast'Selected source is selected automatically and its number appears briefly on the screen.

After that, just press the STATUS button to see wlwt source is selected.

Remember. During starting of the set a 'sparking' noise may be heard. This is quite normal.

TO SWITCH OFF

Front of Projector

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BEGIN

Stand By:

Press the POWER ON/STAND BY

button on the front of the Projector.

Completely off:

Press the MAIN POWER button (at the back of the Projector ) so it goes to the OUT position.

' Remember. After switching off Mffilhe POWER ON/STAND BY button (or with the Remote ) the cooling fan will run for a few more minutes. It is advised not to press the MAIN POWER button before the fan has stopped.

O EXTERNAL SPEAKERS O

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Front of Projector

Projector Back Panel

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SPEAKER X

MAIN POWER

MANUALLY

he zoom lens on your projector can be

adjusted by hand to make the picture on

the screen larger or smaller. It also has a focus control to malte the picture sharp.

It is best to adjust die picture size first and then áte focus.

BEGIN

Zoom and Focus

until the picture on the screen is the size you want.

until the picture is sharp.

Turn the Zoom Control ring

Turn the Focus Control ring

. USING THE REMOTE

BEGIN

<A> Press one of the zoom buttons on the remote until the picture on the screen is the size you want. You will see the word “ZOOM” on the screen while you do this.

Press one of the focus buttons on the remote so that you see the word “FOCUS“ on the screen. Press the focus buttons until the word is as sharp as possible. This is the best focus.

Remember. The zoom and focus llinctions on your remote can be disabled via the menu (See page 26).

Zoom Adjustments

Focus Adjustments

How TO Use On-Screen Menus with Remote

You make adjustments to your projected picture and sound using On-Screen Menus.

To get them on your screen, first press the

MENU button on your remote; you should then see this MAIN MENU. It is called a menu because, like in a restaurant, it lists the choices available to you. You will notice that the first item 1. AUDIO is highlighted. This means it is selected. The other available

selections are white.

MAIN MENU Screen

TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS

When you are switched to On-Screen Menu's the ▲ and T buttons now let you step up and down through the menu choices. Try it. Press the T button and watch how each menu item is highlighted in turn.

Now we'll try changing the treble sound (the high notes). Press MENU button to highlight "1. AUDIO". Then press the ► button to get a menu of all the choices available for adjusting the sound.

You should now see a picture like the one on the right here. Notice that there is a new element at the top of your picture. It has a solid blue bar. We will now make the blue bar longer and shorter to adjust the treble sound.

Press the T button to highlight "2. TREBLE". You could also push a number button, in this case 2, to select treble in a direct manner.

Then press the ► button and watch the blue

bar get longer. Press the

button to make the blue bar shorter. As you make these changes, you will hear the sound changing to give you more or less treble. The Projector is set in the factory to give the best general performance when the blue bar reaches the middle position as shown in our diagram. But you can adjust things to suit yourself. When you're happy with the treble sound you can adjust some other items in the same way if you wish. Most of the other menus work as described on the previous page except that you don't always have the blue ban sometimes you get a choice of two or three items instead.

Remote

1. AUDIO

2. VIDEO

3. PICTURE SELECT

4. DATA INPUT

5. FEATURES

1.BASS

2. TREBLE

3. BALANCE

4. STEREO

5. EXPAND

BASS Adjustments

1.BASS

[2. TREBLE I

3. BALANCE

4. STEREO

5. EXPAND

TREBLE Adjustments

(Continued on next page)

How TO Use On Screen Menus with Remote (continued)

To try this out, press the T button to highlight "4. STTREO". You should get a display like the one on the right here. Press

tlie or ► button to highlight in turn

MONO or STEREO.

You can get back to the MAIN MENU at

any time by pressing MENU. You can also switch the On-Screen Displays OFF at any time by pressing the EXIT button.

EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE

MONO I STEREO

1. BASS

2. TREBLE

3. BALANCE

|4. STEREO

5. EXPAND

STEREO Screen

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Audio Contool Adjustments with Remote

TO SELECT AUDIO CONTROLS

Press MENU button on the remote

to show MAIN MENU.

Press 1 on the remote to select

AUDIO (on the MAIN MENU).

Press number of the desired feature

on the remote (See below).

Remember. The highlighted item is

ready for adjustment.

l.BASS 2. TREBLE 3. BALANCE

MAIN MENU Screen

TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS

h. AUDIO I

2. VIDEO

3. PICTURE SELECT

4. DATA INPUT

5. FEATURES

Remote

eyond the normal volume level controk, your Projector ako has individual sound

controk for BASS (bw frequency), TREBLE

(hi^ frequency), and Speaker BALANCE

sound.

I BEGIN

WitWith the AUDIO Menu displayed,

press 1 for BASS, 2 for TREBLE, or 3 for

BALANCE.

Press the or ► button to adjust

the sound to levels you prefer.

screen.

when the bar scale is centered, speaker

BALANCE is centered between the Projector's right and left side speakers.

Press the EXIT button to clear the

Go to next adjustment or remember,

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AUDIO Screen:

BASS Adjustment Selected

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h.BASS I

2. TREBLE

3. BALANCE

4. STEREO

5. EXPAND

Remote

Audio Contool Adjustments (continued)

Audio Control Adjustments (continued)

5. EXPAND

xpanded sound can be used to add greater depth and dimension to both monaural

(MONO) and STEREO sound.

BEGIN

>,1/ With the AUDIO Menu displayed,

press button 5 for EXPAND.

Press the ◄ or ► button to place the

Projector in the EXPAND sound mode.

The word “EXPANDED” is highlighted to confirm setting.

Press the EXIT button to clear the

screen.

Remember. Under some nonstandard transmission conditions the stereo signal received by the Projector may be unsuitable for the EXPANDED mode. If this condition exists, you may still receive quality stereo (or mono) sound by turning the EXPAND mode OFF (set Projector to NORMAL). Expanded sound can only be heard with external speakers connected.

EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE

NORMAL EXPANDED

1. BASS

2. TREBLE

3. BALANCE

4. STEREO

5. EXPAND

AUDIO Screen:

EXPANDED Sound Adjustment

Selected

Remote

TO SELECT VIDEO CONTROLS

BEGIN

Video Control Adjustments

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to show the main menu.

VIDEO (on the main menu).

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on the remote.

1^ Remember. The highlighted item is

ready for adjustment.

Press MENU button on the remote

Press 2 on the remote to select

Press number of the desired feature

1.BRIGHT 2.CONTRAST

3.COLOR 4.TINT 5.SHARP

o adjust your Projector color and picture controls, select a source and follow the

steps shown below:

I BEGIN I

Select BRIGHT, CONTRAST,

COLOR, TINT, or SHARP picture control.

With the VIDEO Menu displayed, press 1 for BRIGHT, 2 for CONTRAST, etc.

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Remote

MAIN MENU Screen

1. AUDIO

|2. VIDEO 1

3. PICTURE SELECT

4. DATA INPUT

5. FEATURES

|1. BRIGHT 1

2. CONTRAST

3. COLOR

4. TINT

5. SHARP

VIDEO Screen:

BRIGHT Adjustment

(Also for PICTURE, COLOR)

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the selected control.

the selec

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screen.

centered, control settings are at normal mid range levels.

BRIGHTNESS; Press -4 or ► to see more or less detail in dark scenes. CONTRAST; Press -4 or ► to adjust the white level. COLOR; Press -4 or ► to add or eliminate color. TINT; Press -4 or ► to obtain natural skin tones. (Is not available in RGB) SHARPNESS; Press "4 or ► to improve detail in the picture.

Press the or ► button to adjust

Press the EXIT button to clear the

Remember, when the bar scale is

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1. BRIGHT

2. CONTRAST

3. COLOR

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5. SHARP

VIDEO Screen:

TINT Adjustment

Selected

NORMAL

1. BRIGHT

2. CONTRAST

3. COLOR

4. TINT

Is. SHARP I

ENHANCED

VIDEO Screen:

SHARP Adjustment

Selected

Picture Select Control Adjustments

TO SELECT PICTURE SELECT

CONTROLS

BEGIN

MAIN MENU Screen

Press the MENU button on the

remote to show the main menu.

Press 3 on the remote to select

PICTURE SELECT (on the main menu).

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desired feature on the remote to select the desired picture source.

ready for adjustment.

Press the or ► button of the

Remember. The highlighted item is

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TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS

1. AUDIO

2. VIDEO

|3. PICTURE SELECTI

4. DATA INPUT

5. FEATURES

Picture Select Control Adjustments (continued)

3. PICTURE SELECT AUX 1,2 and 3

he Projector's Picture Source controb aUow

you to tise the INPUT Jacks (Audio,

Video and S(uper)~Video heated on the front and rear of tite Projector. The Projector's INPUT jacks may be used for direct picture and sound

connections with VCRs (or Video Disc Players,

etc) dtat have their own Audio/Video OUTPUT jacits.

To view the playback of a VCR tape (or Video

Disc) by using the Audio/Video jacks on the

Projector:

BEGIN

Connect the VIDEO OUT jack from the VCR (or CDV) to the AUXl VIDEO IN jack on the Projector.

Connect the AUDIO OUT jacks R(ight) and L(eft) from the VCR to the AUX 1 AUDIO IN jacks on the Projector.

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5. FEATURES

on the Projector.

With the MAIN Menu displayed, press 3 for

PICTURE SELECT.

Projector in the AUX 1 mode.

"AUX I" is highlighted to confirm the

setting.

Turn the VCR (or CDV) ON and playback

the tape (or disc) in a normal manner.

Projector's AUX 2 and 3 INPUT jacks are the

.sime as those described for the AUX 1 jacks

(e.\cept" AUX 2 or 3" is selected as the PICTURE SOURCE)

Select PICTURE SELECT control

Press the or button to place the

Press EXIT to clear screen.

Connections and operation of the

VCR

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PICTURE SELECT

Adjustment

Selected

PICTURE SOURCE RGB Connect RGB and SYNC to the AUX 2 inputs and select RGB as picture source. (Tlie SYNC signal must be composite negative sync.)

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Remote

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Picture Select Control Adjustments (continued)

3. PICTURE SELECT - S-VIDEO

he S(nper)'VIDEO connection available

on the rear of the Projector can result in far

better picture clarity and detail, for the playback of VCR tapes or Video Discs, than the normal connections.

Note: The VCR (or Compact Disc Player) must

be equipped with a S-VIDEO OUT(put) jack in order to complete the connections shown on this

page.

BEGIN

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OUT jack from the VCR (or CDV) to the S-VIDEO IN jack on the Projector.

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R(ight) and L(eft) from the VCR to the AUX 1 AUDIO IN jacks on the Projector.

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on the Projector. With the MAIN Menu displayed, press 3 for

PICTURE SELECT.

Connect the S-VIDEO (or S-VHS)

Connect the AUDIO OUT jacks

Select PICTURE SELECT control

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N/ Press the or ► button to place the Projector in the AUX 1 mode for S-VIDEO 1.

"AUX 1" is highlighted to confirm the

setting.

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place it in the S-VIDEO (or S-VHS) playback mode. Insert S-VHS cassette tape and playback in a normal manner.

Press EXIT to see: S-VIDEO.

connecting cable will be supplied with the S-VHS VCR (or Compact Disc Player).

S-Video (or S-VHS) and audio can also be

connected to the front panel jacks (AUX 3)

Turn the VCR (or CDV) ON and

Remember. The S-VIDEO

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Do not connect simultaneously equipment to the S-VHS and VHS input.

Remote

TO SELECT DATA INPUT

Data Input

TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS

:

remote control to show the main menu.

select DATA INPUT.

The menu disappears and the Projector is in tire DATA mode.

MENU controls see pages 31 thru 34-

Press the MENU button on the

Press 4 on the remote control to

Remember. To adjust the DATA

1. AUDIO

2. VIDEO

3. PICTURE SELECT

|4. DATA input!

5. FEATURES

Feature Control Adjustments with Remote

Feature Control Adjustments (continued)

1. PERSONAL PREFERENCE

he Personal Preference button (heated on

the remote) will return the Projector to

specific preset sources and their picture and audio level setting.

PUSH 0 TO MODIFY PRESET PICTURE CONTROLS

Four Personal Preference settings are available,

so titat the settings of each source can be stored

(e.g. AUX I for VCR setting).

I BEGIN I

Select a source and adjust the audio and picture controls to settings you personally prefer (See pages 18-21).

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Press 5 (FEATURES).

With the FEATURES Menu displayed, press

1 for PERSONAL PREFERENCE.

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settings you have made in step <1>.

"SELECT P. PREF ITEM TO STORE TV

SETTINGS " appears on screen. Four levels

are available.

Press MENU.

N,/' Press the or ► button to store the

1. [personal preferenceI

2. OPERATING HOURS TIMER

3. AUTOSTART

4. LENS CONTROL

FEATURES Screen

PUSH 0 TO STORE

TV SETTINGS AS P. PREF.

I I.P. PREF STORE I

2.P. PREF MODIFY

SELECT P. PREF ITEM

TO STORE TV SETTINGS

I1.AUX1

2. AUX 2

3. AUX 3

4. RGB

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remote to select one of the listed levels.

"P. PREF CAPTION" appears on screen.

to change the CAPTION title for the

selected P. PREF. level (e.g. "VCR" instead of AUX 1).

Press the A

each new character space. Example Caption: VCR.

When the P. PREF. caption is complete, press

the EXIT button to clear the screen.

Press the A

Press the or ► button if you want

buttons on the

buttons to move indicator to

P. PREF CAPTION

1 VUX1

PERSONAL PREFERENCE

Screen: 1. P. PREF. STORE

Writing a name

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Feature Control Adjustments (continued)

rj^o recall the Personal Preference:

I BEGIN I

<A> Press RESET (Personal Preference)

button on the remote.

"PERSONAL PREFERENCES" list (with caption) appears on screen.

Press the A

buttons on the remote to select one of the listed personal preference levels.

Source, picture and audio settings will change to the preset levels you selected in the set-up procedure on the previous page.

REF(erence). MODIFY is available to

quickly make changes to any existing

P. P^F. setting.

BEGIN

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Press MENU.

Press 5 (FEATURES).

Press 1 (PERSONAL PREFERENCE).

With the P. PREF Menu displayed, press 2 for P.PREF MODIFY.

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"SELECT P.PREF ITEM FOR MODIFICATION" appears on screen.

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Select desired P. PREF from list.

Example: press 1 for AUX 1.

Press 1 on the remote.

"P. PREF CAPTION" appears on screen.

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Press the or ► button to adjust

the highlighted item.

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Feature Control Adjustments (continued)

3. AUTOSTART

f the Projector is turned on with the mean

switch and autostart is activated, the

Projector will start with the main picture connected to the last selected source.

BEGIN

With the FEATURES menu displayed press 3 for AUTOSTART.

Select AUTOSTART control.

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AUTOSTART ON OR OFF

1. PERSONAL PREFERENCE

2. OPERATING HOURS TIMER

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4. LENS CONTROL

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function ON or OFF.

Press the or ► button to turn the

4. Lens Control with Remote

ZOOM

Y^u use the zoom controh to mahe the picture

on the screen larger or smaller. You ENABLE or DISABLE the controls, using the LENS CONTROL menu.

I BEGIN I

Press the ZOOM + button to make

the picture larger.the pictu

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the picture smaller. Note: The word ZOOM appears on screen when using these controls.

Press the ZOOM - button to make

FOCUS

s you make the picture larger or smaller, it

may appear fuzzy. You use the Focus -

and Focus + buttons to focus.

I BEGIN I

Press the FOCUS - and + buttons

until the picture is sharp.

Note: The word FOOUS appears on screen when using these controls. Adjust the control so that the word FOCUS is sharp.

Note: The message ZOOM or FOCUS only appears on screen if no menu is activated.

Data Menu Control Adjustments

LIMAGE - PHASE,

BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST

eyond the normal picture levels, you can

also control the image of projected

computer pictures.

To adjust these settings, the Projector must be in the DATA mode (See page 29).

BEGIN

press M(enu) on the remote.

The DATA MENU appears on screen.

press 1 for IMAGE.

Tlie first ring-menu (PHASE) appears on screen. Tlie PHASE adjustment can be used to optimize the picture performance of the DATA picture.

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remote to select another ring-menu displayed (BRIGHTNES or CONTRAST).

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the setting of the ring-menu displayed.

the DATA MENU.

With the DATA mode selected

NX With the DATA MENU selected

Press the

Press the or ► button to adjust

Press MENU again to return to

A T

buttons on the

Remember. When the bar scale is centered, control settings are at normal mid range levels.

Data Menu Control Adjustmdents (continued)

3.SETUP - HOR. POSITION,

VERT. POSITION, PERSONAL

PREFERENCE, CURTAIN,

COMPUTER IDENT.

o adjust the setup of the computer image

displayed, the Projector must be in the

DATA mode (See page 25).

DATA MENU

1. IMAGE

2. AUDIO

|3. SETUP ~]

4. DATA EXIT

I BEGIN I

With the DATA mode selected

press MENU on the remote.

Tile DATA MENU appears on screen.

<s> With the DATA MENU selected

press 3 for SETUP.

The first ring-menu (HOR(izontal).

POSITION) appears on screen.

Press the

remote to select another ring-menu displayed

(VERT(ical). POSITION, PERSONAL PREFERENCE, CURTAIN or COMPUTER I DENT(ification).).

Press the or ► button to adjust

the setting of the ring-menu displayed.

Press MENU again to return to the

DATA MENU.

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buttons on the

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- STORE

CURTAIN

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COMPUTER IDENT.

- AUTOMATIC

Remember. When the bar scale is

centered, control settings are at normal mid

range levels.

PERSONAL PREFERENCE: After pressing the or ► button the current setting for the

DATA mode will be stored. The text

"VALUES STORED" will be displayed

briefly.

CURTAIN: Press or ► to change the curtain color. The following colors can be selected: red, green blue, yellow, magenta,

cyan, white and black.

COMPUTER IDENT.: The projector is able

to automatically identify the connected type of computer signal. However, if the connected computer signal does not match the known signal standards, automatic identification can

be overruled. Press the or ► button to select AUTOMATIC, VGA 480, VGA 400, VGA350orMAC-II.

Data Menu Control Adjustments (continued)

4.DATA EXIT

s long as the Projector is in the DATA mode, only the DATA MENU items can

be selected and adjusted.

To return to the normal mode, you have to exit the DATA mode first.

I BEGIN I

With the DATA mode selected press the MENU on the remote. The DATA MENU appears on the screen.

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With the DATA MENU selected

press 4 for DATA EXIT.

DATA MENU

1. IMAGE

2. AUDIO

3. SETUP

|4. DATA E)drl

Remote Control Operation - Timer

TIMER

ave you ever forgotten to turn off the Projector and found it the next day tvith a

test pattern screeching in your ears? Well, your Projector can save you all that trouble by

automatically turning itself off.

BEGIN

Press the TIMER button on the

remote.

"TIMER' 0:00" appears on screen.

4> Press the TIMER button repeatedly to select the amount of time before the Projector will turn OFF.

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Press the EXIT button to clear the

screen.

Remember. If you ever want to see how many minutes are left before the Projector shuts off, reselect the TIMER

display.

If you ever want to stop a TIMER setting, reset tlie timer to 0:00 (or you could just turn the Projector off and then back on to cancel a setting).

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Remote Control Operation - Curtain

CLOSING/OPENING

THE CURTAIN

ou can use àie curtain control to blank the displayed computer picture. The screen will

be blanked in the color selected (See page 33). This option can be useful when there is a waiting time between changing computer screens.

The Projector must be in the DATA mode (See page 25).

BEGIN

-

press button DATA on the remote.

The screen is blanked and the curtain is closed in the selected color.

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any other button on the remote) to open

the curtain again.

cannot be used if a source other than

DATA has been selected.

With the DATA mode activated,

Press the button DATA again (or

Remember, the curtain function

DIRECT ACCESS

he keys provide direct access of external

input sources. E.g. press AUX 1 to select

external input source AUX 1, DATA to select DATA INPUT mode, etc.

Note: The direct access controls are not available when a menu is activated.

Replacing The Lamp

he lamp used as the light source in your

Projector will eventually have to be replaced.

Shordy after 6,000 hours of viewing, you will see a warning display on your screen:

FOR BEST PERFORMANCE PLEASE REPLACE LAMP.

RESET OPERATING HOURS TIMER

When you see this warning, the lamp should be replaced as soon as possible to restore brightness and to avoid sudden bum-out.

BEGIN

FOR BEST

PERFORMANCE

PLEASE REPLACE LAMP

RESET OPERATING HOURS TIMER

SEE USER MANUAL

LAMP Screen

Switch off your Projector and unplug

the power line.

<s> Wait for the lamp to cool. THIS IS

IMPORTANT. In operation the lamp mns very hot. You can bum yourself severely if you handle the lamp when it is hot.

Give the screw on the lid a quarter

turn to the left and lift the lid.

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Take the spare lamp out of the box and remove

the plastic bag. Pull the lampconnector from it's base by moving it to the left.

Remove the old lamp house by pulling it by the

top and lift out the old lamp. Discard it by putting it in the trash can. DO NOT PUT IT IN A FIRE.

Remove the 2 screws fixing the lamp.

Top of Projector

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Insert the new lamp house.

Push the lamp connector onto its base until

you feel a slight ‘click.

1^^^ Important Do not forget to fix the anti-interference wire

with the screw after replacing the lamp house.

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Replacing The Lamp (continued)

Replace the lid by pushing it back in

its original position. Fix the lid by giving the screw a quarter turn to the right.

Plug in the power line and press the

ON switch.

Note: If some lamps on the front blink continuously, the lid has not been placed back properly into position.

OPERATING HOURS TIMER

fter replacing the lamp, you must reset the

operating hours timer.

BEGIN

Press MENU (local or remote) to

show MAIN MENU.

Press 5 on the remote to select

FEATURES (on the MAIN Menu).

Press 2 on the remote to select OPERATING HOURS TIMER. Press 2 on the remote to select RESET OPERATING HOURS.

Press ► to reset OPERATING HOtJRS.

You will see the operating hours screen with 0000 HRS.

PUSH [3to view or reset OPERATING hours TIMER

1. PERSONAL PREFERENCE

12. OPERATING HOURS TIMER

3. AUTOSTART

4. LENS CONTROL

1253 HOURS

|1. OPERATING HOURS

2. RESET OPERATING HOURS

PUSH 0TO RESET OPERATING HOURS

1. OPERATING HOURS

12. RESET OPERATING HOURS |

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FEATURES Screen

OPERATING HOURS TIMER

MENU Screen

0000 HOURS

ll, OPERATING HOURS I

2. RESET OPERATING HOURS

Press the EXIT button to return to

normal viewing.

Tips if Something isn’t Working

Y) lease malce these simple checks before cahingfor

service. These tips can save you time and

money since charges for Projector installation and adjustment of customer controb are not covered under your warranty.

NO POWER

NO PICTURE

NO SOUND

REMOTE DOES NOT WORK

YOU CAN'T ’ESCAPE» FROM

A MENU

This Projector is equipped with protective circuitry that shuts the Projector

OFF in case of moderate power surges. Should this occur turn the Projector back ON by pressing the POWER ON/STAND BY button, or unplug and then replug the power cord at the AC outlet.

This feature is not designed to prevent damage due to high voltage, such as

lightning, which is not covered by your warranty.

Check the Projector power cord. Unplug the Projector, wait 2 minutes, then reinsert plug into outlet and push POWER button again. Check main power switch on back of Projector. Check if the front grill is mounted properly.

Check PICTURE SELECT display for correct position. Using the VCR/AUX position without a signal source will result in a blank screen.

Check the VOLUME buttons. Check the MUTE button on the remote control. Check the INT.(ERNAL)/EXT.(ERNAL) speaker switch on the rear of the Projector. EXT. position cuts sound of the Projector’s internal speakers off.

Check battery. Clean the remote and the remote sensor window on the Projector.

Press EXIT on the remote control. If that doesn't work, press the PCWER CFF switch on the back of the Projector and immediately SWITCH ON again.

WRONG MENU APPEARS

THE ERROR LED BLINKS

ALL THE TIME

MESSAGE "REPLACE

PROTECTION LAMP"

THE ERROR LED AND ONE

OR TWO OTHER LEDS

BLINKS ALL THE TIME

(See page 5)

SET DOES NOT START

IMMEDIATELY

If the DATA menu appears, go to page 34 for instructions on how to exit DATA mode. If the MAIN menu appears, go to page 25 for instmetions on how to enter and control DATA mode adjustments.

The lamp needs changing. Go to page 37 for instructions on how to do this.

and

There is a problem inside the set. Don't try to fix it yourself; call your dealer for help. Maybe the set 'ran' too hot. Check if ventilation slots are blocked. Check if the lid for the lamp compartment is closed properly.

If you try to restart the set a short time after switching it off, it is possible that the lamp does not turn on immediately. In this situation the POWER button light blinks. The set will restart automatically within a few minutes. If the set does not restart within 2 minutes, it will switch off and the error LED starts blinking. Wait until the blinking has stopped and switch on the set again. If the set does not start within 2 minutes, replace the lamp. If the set still does not start, please contact your dealer.

Technical Specification

Optical display system

Projector using metal halide gas discharge projection lamp source in an optical system with three liquid crystal panels and

a combination of folding and dichroic

mirrors.

Liquid Crystal Panels

Panel size: 2.8 inch diagonally 1 or 3), video and stereo audio, no video

Display system: transmission type liquid crystal panels

Drive system: TTO-R (Thin Film Diodereset) active matrix

Inputs

Two S-video, two composite video and

one RGB/composite video and 15 pin SubD data graphic.

Outputs Selected source - S-video (loop from AUX

output from RGB.

External speaker coimections

Stereo - spring-loaded clips

LCD resolution

640 lines, 480 columns

Color

16.8 million colors

Horizontal scan rate

15.6, 31.4'36 kHz

(video, VGA, MAC-11)

Lens F = 4.5, zoom lens with range f = 150 to 300 mm

Image size (mid-range magnification) 40 inch wide at 13 feet from screen

140 inch wide at 43 feet from screen

Lamp Ultra High Pressure lamp

100 W

Remote Control

IR with a Projector-VCR switch and buttons for VCR power. Projector power.

mute, volume up and down, brightness up and down, SEARCH/SCAN, record, play. stop, pause, fast fonvard/rewind, timer. reset (per. pref. set), exit, ►, menu, zoom -, zoom +, focus -, focus +, 10-digit keypad.

Internal audio amplifier 2 X 10 watts for external speakers

1 X 10 watts for internal speaker

Internal speaker One 3 1/3 inch

Audio frequency response Speaker comiectors 40 Hz to 16 kHz, line out 40 Hz to 16 kHz.

Special features

1/4-inch headphone jack, four personal preference menu settings for picture and audio, front panel inputs, mirror button for adjusting picture for front projection, rear projection or via mirror systems, remote control of zoom and focus.

Rated voltage

100 to 140 VAC

Rated frequency

60 Hz

Power consumption

190 W average, 220 W peak

Working temperature 4UFto95'>F(5°Cto35'C)

Casing Metal

External dimensions

8 X 22 X 15 inches (200 x 554 x 390 mm)

Weight Approx 48 lbs (22 kg)

Accessories included

Remote Control Battery (9v) Lens cap Users manual Safety Tips leaflet Warranty VGA cable

Glossary OF Terms

Display An on-screen message or graphics that help the user

operate and adjust his Projector feature controls. See On Screen Displays (OSD).

Direct AudioA^ideo Inputs/Outputs * Located on the rear of the

Projector these connectors (RCA phono type plug) are used for the input or output of audio and video signals. Designed for use with VCRs (or other accessories) in order to receive higher picture resolution and offer a variety of sound connection options.

Focus’’’ Adjusting the sharpness of the picture by changing the

lens setting.

LCD Liquid Crystal Display ’•’ A new type of screen display which is used instead of the conventional cathode ray tube. In this Projector, the picture is formed on LCD displays inside the projection unit and then projected onto a screen like a slide or movie, (see How Your Projector Works on page 4)

Menu ’•’ An on-screen listing of feature controls shown on the

Projection screen that are made available for user adjustments.

On Screen Displays (OSD) ’•’ Refers to the wording or messages generated by the projector to help the user with specific feature controls (control adjustment, programming etc.)

Remote Sensor Window ’•’ A window or opening on the Projector control panel through which infrared remote control command signals are received.

Status Allows the user to quickly confirm what input source is currently being viewed. Status can also be used to clear the Projector of on screen displays or information (rather than waiting for the displays to ‘time out’ or automatically disappear from the screen).

S'VHS or S-Video’-' A higher quality version of the VHS standard for videorecorders and other devices, such as CD-I players.

VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)’^ Device for playing pre-recorded video casssette tapes. Can also be used to record pictures and sound from an external source.

Zoom’-’ Changing the size of the picture by changing the lens settings.

Limited Warranty

LIMITED WARRANTY

PROJECTOR

One (1) Year Free Carry-In Service Labor Warranty

Six (6) Month Exchange Warranty Projector Lamp

One (1) Year Exchange Warranty Parts

For purchases outside the U.S., see applicable warranty from country of purchase.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

Parts and Labor For one year (sbc months for the Projector Lamp) after installation, a Philips Factory Service Center (see below) will repair any product defect and replace any defective part without charge to you for parts or labor.

What the Purchaser Must Do Before you call for service, check your operating instmction booklet. A slight adjustment of the customer controls discussed in your instmction booklet may save you a service call.

How to get Warranty Service Due to the sophisticated namre of this product warranty service will be provided by a Philips Factory Service Center. If you feel you require warranty service, or need to discuss a problem about your LCD Projector, please contact the Philips Factory Service Center, listed . below. If it is determined that the Projector needs to be repaired, you will be given a remm authorization number. Carefully pack the LCD Projector in secure packaging for safe shipment.

Be sure that you retain the carton and all packing materials from this unit. These materials are specifically designed for shipping this product.

Deliver or ship the Projector freight prepaid and insured to the Factory Service Center.

Philips Factory Service Center

5164 Blazer Parkway

Dublin, OH 43017

(614) 792-1495

YOU MUST PRESENT PROOF OF THE DATE ON WHICH THE LCD PROJECTOR TV WAS FIRST PURCHASED (SALES RECEIPT OR OTHER EVIDENCE) WHEN REQUESTING SERVICE OR REPLACEMENT PART WARRANTY PERFORMANCE.

Also please include a description of the problem when remming product for repair. Following warranty repair, the unit will be remmed

to you freight prepaid. Be sure to include your complete remm address

on the outside of the carton.

Warranty Exclusions Your Warranty Does Not Cover: Labor charges for Projector installation or set-up, adjustment of customer or preference controls, and installation or repair of antenna systems outside the Projector. Product repair and/or part replacement because of misuse, accident, unauthorized repair or other cause not within the control of Philips Consumer Electronics Company. Reception problems caused by signal conditions or cable or anterma systems outside the Projector. A Projector purchased, used or serviced outside the U.S.A. Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Incidental or consequential damages resulting from the product. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.

ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.

IMPORTANT REMINDER

PLEASE HLL OUT AND MAIL YOUR WARRANTY'

REGISTRATION CARD PROMPTLY. IT WILL BE EASIER

FOR US TO NOTIFY YOU IF IT SHOULD EVER BE REQUIRED.

How to get Warranty Service After the Warranty Expires

Out of warranty service can be obtained under the following arrangements:

• Contact the Philips Factory Serv'ice Center at (614) 792-1495 to obtain service.

• Pack your product in a safe carton for shipment.

• Mail the product to the Philips Factory Service Center listed in 'How to Get Warranty Service'. Also include a letter inside the carton describing the problem and listing your name, address and phone number.

Please write your model and Serial numbers below. The numbers are located on the back of your unit. Please remember to have

these numbers on hand any time you call. MODEL NO. __________________________

SERIAL NO. __________________________

IB 6758-E001

PHILIPS SERVICE COMPANY

P.O. BOX 555 • JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE 37760

(615) 475-8869

Philips LC3500G199 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

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Table of Contents

How YOUR Projector Works

Bottom of remote control unit

MAGNIFICATION

Getting Started - Audio Connections

Projector Back Panel

Projector Back Panel

Front of Projector

Projector Back Panel

MANUALLY

Zoom and Focus

. USING THE REMOTE

Zoom Adjustments

Focus Adjustments

MAIN MENU Screen

Remote

BASS Adjustments

TREBLE Adjustments

TO SELECT AUDIO CONTROLS

l.BASS 2. TREBLE 3. BALANCE

MAIN MENU Screen

Remote

AUDIO Screen:

BASS Adjustment Selected

Remote

5. EXPAND

EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE

NORMAL EXPANDED

1. BASS

2. TREBLE

3. BALANCE

4. STEREO

5. EXPAND

AUDIO Screen:

Remote

MAIN MENU Screen

Picture Select Control Adjustments (continued)

Back of Projector

Remote

Back of Projector

I—II—I

Remote

Data Input

1. PERSONAL PREFERENCE

FEATURES Screen

Remote

Remote

4. Lens Control with Remote

4.DATA EXIT

TIMER

TIMER Screen

Remote

DIRECT ACCESS

LAMP Screen

Top of Projector

OPERATING HOURS TIMER

FEATURES Screen

Tips if Something isn’t Working

Technical Specification

Glossary OF Terms

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