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(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with
separate collection systems)
This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should not be
disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life. To prevent
possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste
disposal, please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it
responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this
product, or their local government office, for details of where and how they can
take this item for environmentally safe recycling.
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BP68-00430C-00
Owner's Instructions
SP-H800
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Table of Contents
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Features and Design..............................................4
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Tabl e of Contents
Caution on Lamp Use and Replacement..............5
Projector and Accessories
Installation and Basic Adjustments
Front/Upper Side and Accessories ........................8
Rear Side and Cables ........................................10
Remote Control Buttons ....................................11
Operating the Remote Control............................12
Remote Control Specifications ..........................87
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Troubleshooting
Before Contacting Service Personnel................72
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Features and Design
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Optical engine adopting advanced DLP technology
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The DLP HD2+, DC3 DMD panel of 1280x720 pixels resolution has
been adopted.
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5X-speed color wheel designed to reduce digital artifacts
■
250W Lamp designed to improve luminance
Vivid colors
■
Quality picture tuning focused on improving color - this unit aims at
realizing color coordinates that meet broadcasting standards on
video production.
Minimized fan noise and light leakage
■
The airflow and fan installation structure are optimized to minimize
fan noise and beam leakage.
Various Input Ports
■
Five types of input ports including a DVI-D (compatible with HDCP)
port, two Component ports improve connection to external
peripherals.
User adjustments
■
This unit allows adjustment of each input port.
■
The unit has a reference pattern that can be used for positioning and
adjustment.
■
For the user's convenience in dark surroundings, a backlight for the
remote control is provided.
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Caution on Lamp Use and Replacement
Projector Lamp
■
The projector lamp is an expendable whose life time and
performance is determined by the operating conditions such as the
usage time and environment. The lamp needs to be replaced
periodically before the life time ends so as to prevent a sudden
degradation of performance or malfunction.
■
Free servicing will be offered within 90 days after purchasing of the
product and within 300 hours of product use, if the problem is due
to a defective lamp.
■
You can check the lamp use time by pressing the INFO button on
the remote control.
Caution on Lamp Replacement
■
Unplug the power cord before replacing the lamp.
■
Inside of the projector is very hot. Cool off the projector for at least
an hour after turning off.
■
Contact your dealer to purchase a lamp for replacement.
(Ultra violets from the lamp can damage your eyes.)
■
Turn off the power of the lamp before replacement or repair.
(Due to the high-pressure of the lamp, it is possible to explode.)
■
Take care when handling the lamp because any broken pieces of
glass may harm you if the lamp breaks. For more detailed
information about the procedures to use, refer to <Replacing the
Lamp> on page 83.
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Caution on Lamp Use
■
This projector produces intense light. Do not stare light source
directly.
Take Care: The ultraviolet ray from the lamp may harm your
eyesight.
■
Do not touch the exhaust vent during operation. It can be very hot.
■
Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.
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VISUAL REALISM
Preparation
Projector and Accessories ............................8
Installation and Basic Adjustments ..........14
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PROJECTOR AND ACCESSORIES
Front/Upper Side and Accessories
Front/Upper Side
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11
Indicators
-
TEMP (Red LED)
-
LAMP (Blue LED)
-
STAND BY (Blue LED)
Refer to page 9 for details.
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Remote Control Signal Receiver
33
Focus Ring
Used for Focus Adjustment.
44
Lens
55
Adjustable Feet
You can adjust the screen position by moving
up and down the adjustable feet.
66
Zoom Knob
Used to enlarge or reduce image size.
11
1
2
3
10
4
77
MENU
Use this button to enter or exit a menu or to
move forward in a menu.
88
POWER
Used to turn the projector on or off.
99
SOURCE
Used to select input signals from the external
sources.
1100
Select and Move Button
Use this button to move to or select an item
within a menu.
1111
Lenz Adjustment Dial
You can adjust screen images up and down
within the lens range.
9
8
7
6
5
Accessories
Remote Control/
2 Batteries
8
Power Cable
Owner's Instructions
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Indicator Information
: Turned on : Blinks : Turned off
STANDBYLAMPTEMP
If you press the POWER button on the remote control or projector, the screen
appears within 30 seconds.
The projector is in normal operating condition.
This state appears when the projector is preparing an operation after the
button on the projector or the remote control has been pressed.
The
POWER button is pressed to turn off the projector, and the cooling system is
in operation to cool off inside of the projector. (Lasts for about 1 minute and 30
seconds)
Refer to measure 1 below if the cooling fan inside the projector is not in normal
operation condition.
Refer to measure 2 below if the lamp cover protecting the lamp unit is not closed
properly.
Power is turned off automatically when temperature inside of the projector goes
beyond the control limit. Refer to measure 3.
Refer to measure 4 below if the life span of the lamp is running out or a problem
with the lamp is detected.
Information
Clearing Indicator Problems
ClassificationStateMeasures
Measure 1
Measure 2
Measure 3
Measure 4
When the cooling fan system is
not in normal operating condition.
When the lamp cover protecting
the lamp unit is not properly
closed or the sensor system is not
in normal operating condition.
When temperature inside of the
projector becomes too high.
The lamp is malfunctioning after
abnormal power off or restarting
right after turning off the projector.
When brightness of the picture
screen degrades or image
deterioration is found.
If the symptom remains even after disconnecting and then
reconnecting the power cord and turning the projector on
again, contact your product provider or our service center.
Check the screw on the bottom side of the projector. If you
do not find any problem, contact a dealer or service
personnel near you.
Adjust the position of the projector following the
installation instructions of this manual and cool off the
projector before restarting it. If the problem does not
disappear, contact a dealer or service personnel near you.
Turn the power off, wait for a sufficient amount of cooling
time and then turn the power on for operations.
Check how long the lamp has been used on Information
and contact a dealer or service personnel near you for lamp
replacement.
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Projector and Accessories
This Projector uses a cooling fan system to keep
the unit from overheating.
NOTE
Operation of the cooling fan may cause noise,
which does not affect the product performance.
No exchange or refund for the noise concern.
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Rear Side and Cables
Rear Side
Projector and Accessories
11
Remote Control Signal Receiver
22
S-VIDEO Input port
33
COMPOSITE Input ports
Cables
Power Cord
Connected to the wall
outlet
∏.
12 345
7
44
55
66
Video Cable
(Optional Parts)
Connected to the
connection port
ˇ.
6
98
RS-232C port
DVI Input port
PC Input port
S-Video Cable
(Optional Parts)
Connected to the
connection port
´.
77
AC Power Input
88
Power Switch
99
Component Input port
Component Cable
(Optional Parts)
Connected to the
connection port
’.
10
PC Video Cable
(Optional Parts)
Connected to the
connection port
Ø.
DVI-D Cable
(Optional Parts)
Connected to the
connection port
ˆ.
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PROJECTOR AND ACCESSORIES
Remote Control Buttons
11
ON
Used to turn on the projector.
22
10
11
COMP.1
Used to switch to COMPONENT 1 Mode.
33
COMP.2
Used to switch to COMPONENT 2 Mode.
44
S-VIDEO
Used to switch to S-VIDEO Mode.
55
P.SIZE
Used to adjust the size of picture screen.
66
P.MODE
Used to select Picture Mode.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
77
STILL
Used to see still images.
88
V.KEYSTONE
You can use this function for trapezoidal
adjustment of the image.
99
QUICK
Used to quickly select the previous menu.
1100
MENU
Used to display Menu Screen.
1111
…†œ√
20
Used to move to or select each menu item.
1122
OFF
Used to turn off the projector.
1133
LIGHT
Used to operate remote control in dark
room.
1144
PC
Used to switch to PC Mode.
1155
DVI
Used to switch to DVI Mode.
1166
COMPOSITE
Used to switch to COMPOSITE Mode.
1177
CUSTOM
Used to select Picture User Adjust Mode.
1188
INSTALL
Used to flip or reverse the projected image.
1199
INFO
Used to check source signals, picture setup,
PC screen adjustment and lamp lifespan.
2200
EXIT
Used to make Menu Screen disappear.
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(Pages 24~27)
(Pages 23, 26)
(Page 37)
(Page 30)
(Page 45)
(Page 50)
(Page 60)
(Move) / (Select)
(Page 13)
(Pages 25, 64, 66~70)
(Page 25, 64)
(Pages 23, 26)
(Page 31)
(Page 48)
(Page 53)
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Operating the Remote Control
Operating Move/Select Button
Projector and Accessories
Inserting Batteries into Remote Control
1. Press on the part of the lid to remove it.
2. Insert two AAA-sized 1.5V batteries by
matching
3. Close the lid.
+/-.
Move Menu Item (Up)
Setting the Adjustment
(left), or move to
upper item
Move Menu Item
(Down)
Select the current
setting
Setting the Adjustment
(right), or move to
lower item.
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Allowable range & angle of receiving the remote control signal
The remote control is effective within a 30°
angle 7~10m from the projector.
■
Keep used batteries away from children and
CAUTION
dispose of them properly.
■
Do not use new and used batteries together.
Replace two batteries at the same time.
■
Remove batteries when the projector is not
used for long periods of time.
Using Remote Control in Dark Place (LIGHT)
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Press the LIGHT button of the remote
controller for five seconds. The remote
control buttons are lit for about 5 seconds
and turn off automatically.
LIGHT
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INSTALLATION AND BASIC ADJUSTMENTS
Installation
To Install the Projector
Install the projector so that the projection is
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perpendicular to the screen.
■
Center the lens to the screen. If the projector
NOTE
is not positioned perpendicular to the
screen, the image may appear trapezoidal.
■
Do not install the screen in a bright place as
it makes it harder to see the screen.
■
Darken the room when installing the
projector in a bright place.
Installing Projector on Backside of Screen
Install a translucent screen to place the
projector on the backside of the screen.
The Translucent will show the horizontally
flipped image. Rotate the image (projected
from the projector) horizontally.
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Installing Projector in Front of the Screen
Install the projector at the viewers’ side.
■
The projector may be installed on the ceiling
NOTE
in front / back side of the screen.
■
When installing the projector on the ceiling,
contact your dealer.
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INSTALLATION AND BASIC ADJUSTMENTS
Turning ON/OFF
Turning On Projector
1. Plug the power cord into the power terminal on the rear side of the projector.
2. Press and push the power switch on the rear side of the projector toward "
3. Press the POWER button of the projector or the ON button of the remote control.
4. A picture will be displayed on the screen in approximately 30 seconds.
-
".
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■
When you turn off the projector, the cooling fan
NOTE
stops within 1 minute and 30 seconds.
■
When the cooling fan stops, push the power
switch toward "
O" and unplug the power cord.
Turning the power OFF
1. Press the [POWER] button on the projector or the [OFF] button on the remote control.
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2. Select the [OK] button displayed on the screen.
3. Do not unplug the power cord from the wall outlet , and do not press the <O> side of the
power switch at the back of the projector during the cooling time (approximately one and
a half minutes). Insufficient cooling may reduce the life time of the product. During the
cooling time, the [LAMP] operating LED on the main body blinks.
4.
When the cooling operation is successfully completed, the [LAMP] operating LED on the main
body is turned off and the [STAND BY] operating LED is turned on. Press the <O> side of the
power switch at the back of the projector to minimize standby power consumption.
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Turn Power Off?
OK
Cancel
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INSTALLATION AND BASIC ADJUSTMENTS
Zoom and Focus Adjustment
Using the Zoom Knob and the Focus Ring
1. You can adjust the size of image within zoom range by manipulating the Zoom Knob.
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2. Focus the picture on the screen using the Focus Ring.
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Zoom KnobFocus Ring
Focus may appear dim if the projector is installed at a shorter than recommended distance. (Page 19)
NOTE
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INSTALLATION AND BASIC ADJUSTMENTS
Leveling with Adjustable Feet
For level placing of the projector, adjust the Adjustable Feet of the projector.
Adjustable Feet
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NOTE
■
You may adjust the level of the projector up to 5 degrees.
■
Depending on the position of the projector, Keystone distortion of image may appear. (Page 50)
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INSTALLATION AND BASIC ADJUSTMENTS
Using the Lens Shift Dial
Using the Lens Shift Dial
Move the picture projected on the screen up and down within the lens range by turning the
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Lens Shift Dial on the top side of the projector with your fingers.
Lens Shift Dial
UP
DOWN
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666.3
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422.0
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311.0
288.7
266.5
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88.8
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74.9
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37.9
10.5
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6.2
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5.5
5.2
4.8
4.5
4.1
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2.1
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1.1
1.0
13.6
11.4
9.1
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8.2
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7.3
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5.5
5.0
4.5
4.1
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1.4
31.2
26.0
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18.7
17.7
16.6
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14.6
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12.5
11.4
10.4
9.4
8.3
7.3
6.2
5.2
4.5
4.2
3.4
3.2
Diagonal Image Size
(inch)
Horizontal
(X:cm/inch)
Vertical
(Y:cm/inch)
Screen Size (16:9)
Min
(m/ft)
Max
(m/ft)
Throw Distance (Z)
Distance from Lens Center
to Image Bottom
(Z’:cm/inch)
Screen Size and Projection Distance
Install the projector on a flat, even surface and level the projector using the adjustable feet
to realize optimal picture quality. If images are not clear, adjust them using the Zoom Knob
or Focus Ring, or move the projector forward and backward.
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Screen
NOTE
NOTE
This projector is designed to show images
optimally on a 80 to 150 inch sized screen.
■
Z : Throw Distance
■
Z' : Distance from Lens Center to Image Bottom
Screen
X
Y
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VISUAL REALISM
Connections and Source Setup
Before Connections ....................................22
Connecting to Video Equipment ................23
Setting up the External Input Source ........26
Naming the External Connections ............27
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Before Connections
Check the followings before connecting the projector to other devices.
Connections and Source Setup
Check the following Before Connecting
1. Refer to the manual of the device the projector is connected to. The number and
position of ports may differ depending on type of devices.
2. Do not connect power until all the connections are completed. If you try to connect
power while connecting cables, it may result in damage to the projector.
3. Check the type of ports the projector is connected to.
4. This product receives video signals from an external device and displays the video
to a screen. For audio signals, an additional audio system is required.
Before Connections
Refer to "Rear Side and Cables" on page 10 for cables used for connection.
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CONNECTING TO VIDEO EQUIPMENT
Connecting to VCR/Camcorder/Cable Box
Rear side of Projector
Connections and Source Setup
S-Video Cable
Rear Connection
Connect COMPOSITE (yellow)
input port of the projector to the
VIDEO (yellow) OUT port of video
equipment using the video cable.
If the video equipment has S-VIDEO OUT
1
port, connect it to S-VIDEO input port of the
projector.
■
Using the S-VIDEO connection, provides
a higher visual quality.
Viewing the picture
or
Video Cable
Cable Box
2
VCR
Camcorder
Connecting to Video Equipment
When finishing connecting the
devices, connect the power of the
projector and the VCR.
COMPOSITE
1
S-VIDEO
2
Tu rn on the projector and press the
1
COMPOSITE button to select Composite.
Connect the projector and the video
2
equipment via S-Video cable and press the
S-VIDEO button to select S-Video.
■
When Composite Mode is not available, check the
video cables are in place.
■
Check that the projector and the video
NOTE
equipment are turned off before connecting
cables.
■
This projector does not support sound.
(Separate audio system is needed for sound.)
■
This product does not support the PAL-N
broadcasting type.
Composite
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CONNECTING TO VIDEO EQUIPMENT
Connecting to DVD
Connections and Source Setup
Connecting to Video Equipment
Connect the COMPONENT 1
(Y/Pb/Pr) or COMPONENT 2
(Y/Pb/Pr) input port at the back of the
1
projector to the Component port at the
back of the DVD with the component
cable.
Rear side of Projector
DVD
S-VIDEO OUT
Rear Connection
2
Component Cable
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT
When finishing connecting the
devices, connect the power of the
projector and the DVD.
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Viewing the picture
COMP.1
1
COMP.2
2
Tu rn on the projector and press the COMP.1
1
button to select Component1.
Press the
2
Component2 if COMPONENT2 is connected.
■
NOTE
COMP.2 button to select
When Component Mode is not available, check that
the component cables are in place.
Component Ports are marked as (Y, PB,PR),
(Y, B-Y, R-Y) or (Y, Cb, Cr) depending on
the manufacturer.
Component1
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CONNECTING TO VIDEO EQUIPMENT
Connecting to the Digital TV Receiver
Rear side of Projector
Connections and Source Setup
PC Video Cable
DVI Cable
Digital TV Receiver
(Set-Top Box)
Component Cable
or
Antenna Input
Connect antenna cable to antenna
1
signal input terminal of the receiver.
Connect the COMPONENT 1
(Y/Pb/Pr) or COMPONENT 2
(Y/Pb/Pr) input port at the back of the
projector to the Component port at
the back of the digital broadcast
receiver with the component cable.
2
If the digital broadcast receiver provides a
DVI or PC output port, you can connect a
digital broadcast receiver using the [DVI] or
[PC] input port of the projector.
Viewing the picture
COMP.1
1
COMP.2
2
PC
DVI
Tu rn on the projector and press the COMP.1
1
button to select Component1.
Press the
2
Component2 if COMPONENT2 is connected.
If the receiver is connected to
press the
respectively.
■
When Component Mode is not available, check that
the component cables are in place.
Rear Connection
When finish connecting the devices,
connect the power of the projector
3
and the DTV receiver.
COMP.2 button to select
DVI or PC port,
DVI or PC button to select DVI or PC
Connecting to Video Equipment
Component1
DVI
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Setting up the External Input Source
You can select a device connected to the projector to display.
Connections and Source Setup
One Touch
MENU
1
2, 3, 4
…/†
4
EXIT
5
Press the desired source button (COMP.1/
COMP.2/ S-VIDEO/COMPOSITE/ PC/DVI).
Pressing a button switches to the respective mode.
You can not switch to the mode if the projector is not
connected to the respective device.
Component1
Setting up the External Input Source
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the button to select Input.
2
The Input menu is displayed.
Press the button to select Source List.
3
The Source List menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to desired input
mode, then press the button.
4
The source input you chose is displayed.
If the input mode is not selected, check that cables are in place.
You can filter the color of the entire screen according to your taste.
MENU
2, 3, 4
…/†
2, 3, 4
EXIT
1
Picture Adjustment
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Picture,
then press the button.
2
The Picture menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Color
Control
3
The Color Control options will be displayed.
, then press the button.
Press the œ or √ button to move to desired
mode, then press the button.
4
The picture will only be displayed using the selected color.
Picture
… More
Black Level
: 7.5 IRE√
Color Control : Off√
Film Mode : On√
Overscan: On√
MoveEnterReturn
Color Control
œ Off Monochrome√
Move
Enter
Return
Color Control
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
Color Control Mode
OffShows the picture in the original color.
Monochrome
RedShows the picture in red by filtering out the
GreenShows the picture in green by filtering out the
BlueShows the picture in blue by filtering out the
Shows the picture in black and white color by
filtering out all color signals.
green and blue color signals.
red and blue color signals.
red and green color signals.
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Film Mode
Using this function, you can set the display mode optimized for playing movies when watching a movie.
Film Mode provides optimal display settings for movies.
MENU
1
Picture Adjustment
2, 3, 4
…/†
2, 3, 4
EXIT
5
Film Mode
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Picture,
then press the button.
2
The Picture menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Film Mode,
then press the button.
3
The Film Mode options will be displayed.
Picture
… More
Black Level
: 7.5 IRE√
Color Control : Off√
Film Mode : On√
Overscan: On√
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Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to On, then
press the button.
4
Setup is switched to the selected mode.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
… More
Black Level
Color Control : Off√
Film Mode : On
Overscan: On
MoveEnterReturn
Film Mode is only
supported for
NOTE
Composite, S-Video and
Component (480i).
Picture
: 7.5 IRE√
Off
On
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Overscan
Using this function, you can cut the edge of the picture when there is unnecessary information, images or
noise on the edge of the picture.
MENU
1
2, 3, 4
…/†
2, 3, 4
EXIT
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Picture,
then press the button.
2
The Picture menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Overscan,
then press the button.
3
The Overscan options will be displayed.
… More
Black Level
Color Control : Off√
Film Mode : On√
Overscan: On√
MoveEnterReturn
Picture
: 7.5 IRE√
Picture Adjustment
Overscan
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to On, then
press the button.
4
Setup is switched to the selected mode.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
… More
Black Level
Color Control : Off√
Film Mode : On√
Overscan: On
MoveEnterReturn
For extremely poor
video signals, some
NOTE
unnecessary video
signals may be displayed
on the screen.
: 7.5 IRE√
Picture
Off
On
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Setting the Black Level
Using the Black Level function, you can set the light level of the darkest portion of the video signal so that
you can clearly see dark areas on the screen.
MENU
1
Picture Adjustment
2, 3, 4
…/†
2, 3, 4
EXIT
5
Setting the Black Level
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Picture,
then press the button.
2
The Picture menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Black Level,
then press the button.
3
The Black Level options will be displayed.
Picture
… More
Black Level
: 7.5 IRE√
Color Control : Off√
Film Mode : On√
Overscan: On√
MoveEnterReturn
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Press the œ or √ button to move to desired
mode, then press the button.
4
Setup is switched to the selected mode.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
Black Level Modes
7.5 IRESets the light level of the darkest portion of the
0 IRESets the light level of the darkest portion of the
video signal to high. If the setting does not
match the input signal, the dark screen is
saturated and may not display properly.
video signal to low. If the setting does not
match the input signal, the dark screen looks
milky-white.
Black Level
7.5 IRE 0 IRE
Move
Enter
Return
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Still Picture
Used to pause playback to see a still picture.
Press the STILL button.
Each press of the button pauses and resumes play back.
TheaterUsing this function, you can adjust the light level of the
lamp so that you can comfortably watch pictures on the
screen even when watching under dark conditions.
It also lowers power consumption and extends the life
of the lamp.
BrightUsed to enhance the brightness in relatively bright
ambient light. Since this mode increases the light level
of the lamp, you may experience more noise which is
produced when the projector is cooled down.
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Correcting Vertical Keystone
Used to compensate image shape when image distortion occurs.
Press the V.KEYSTONE button.
Press the œ or √ button to adjust picture image optimally.
One Touch
MENU
1
2, 3
…/†/œ/√
2, 3
Setup
Correcting V-Keystone
EXIT
4
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to V-Keystone,
then press the button.
3
Press the
A separate adjustment window appears for making the adjustment.
Crosshatch√
Screen Size√
Color Standard√
Red√
Green√
Blue√
† More
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Test Pattern
… More
White√
6500K_White√
Setup
Test Patterns
Test Pattern Menu
Crosshatch
Screen SizeYou can refer to picture format sizes such as 1.33:1
Color Standard You can view the difference by changing the Color
RedRed Screen, only for color adjustment.
GreenGreen Screen, only for color adjustment.
BlueBlue Screen, only for color adjustment.
WhiteWhite Screen, only for color adjustment.
6500K_White White Screen, shows brightest white color possible.
You can check whether the picture is distorted or not.
or 1.78:1.
Standard to SMPTE_D/HD/EBU. For more information
about the Color Standard, refer to page 32.
MoveEnterReturn
■
The Crosshatch and
Screen Size patterns
NOTE
of this projector are
provided by JKP (JK
Production).
■
The Red/Green/Blue
colors of the test
patterns are only for
the color adjustment
procedures, and may
not comply with the
actual colors
displayed during
video playback.
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Restoring the Factory Default Settings
Using this function, you can reset various settings to the factory default settings.
MENU
1
2, 3, 4
…/†/œ/√
2, 3, 4
Setup
EXIT
Restoring the Factory Default Settings
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Factory
Default
3
The Factory Default screen will appear.
Press the œ or √ button to move to OK, then
press the button.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Information,
then press the button.
3
You can check external source signals, picture setup, PC picture
adjustment and lamp use time.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
4
Information
Overscan: Off
Color Standard : EBU
Color Control : Off
DNIe: On
Install: Front-Floor
Light Setting: Theater
V-Keystone: 0
Resolution: 1024X768
H-Frequency : 31KHz
V-Frequency : 70Hz
Lamp Time: 0 Hour
Input Source : PC
Picture Mode : Movie1
Picture Size : Full
Brightness: 50
Contrast: 50
Color Temperature : 6500K
Setup
Overscan: Off
Color Standard : EBU
Color Control : Off
DNIe: On
Install: Front-Floor
Light Setting: Theater
V-Keystone: 0
Resolution: 1024X768
H-Frequency : 31KHz
V-Frequency : 70Hz
Lamp Time: 0 Hour
OK
Setup
Information
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Setting the LED
You can enable or disable the operating LED's on the product.
2, 3, 4
Setup
Setting the LED
2, 3, 4
MENU
1
…/†
EXIT
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to LED, then
press the button.
3
The LED options will be displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to On, then
press the button.
4
Setup is switched to the selected mode.
Setup
… More
Information√
LED: On√
MoveEnterReturn
Setup
… More
Information√
LED: On√
Off
On
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Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
LED Operating Modes
OffThis mode disables the operating LED.
OnThis mode enables the operating LED so that it
However, the light will light up regardless of
the LED setting when the power is turned on
or off or when the projector is in an abnormal
state.
can display the current operating state of the
projector.
MoveEnterReturn
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VISUAL REALISM
Menu Option
Setting the Language..................................56
Setting the Menu Position..........................57
Setting the Menu Translucency ..................58
Setting the Menu Display Time..................59
Selecting the Quick Menu ..........................60
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Setting the Language
You can select the language used for the menu screen.
MENU
1
3, 4
…/†
2, 4
EXIT
Menu Option
Setting the Language
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Menu Option.
2
The Menu Option menu is displayed.
Press the button.
3
The Language is selected.
Press the button again.
Press the
4
language, then press the button.
Setup is switched to the selected language.
▲ or ▼ button to move to desired
Menu Option
Language: English √
Menu Position√
Menu Translucency : Opaque √
Menu Display Time : 120 sec √
MoveEnterReturn
Menu Option
Language: English
Menu Position
Menu Translucency : Opaque
Menu Display Time : 120 Sec
MoveEnterReturn
English
Deutsch
Nederlands
Español
Français
Italiano
Svenska
†
56
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
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Setting the Menu Position
You can move Menu Position to up/down/left/right.
MENU
1
2, 3
…/†/œ/√
2, 3, 4
EXIT
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Menu Option,
then press thebutton.
2
The Menu Option menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Menu
Position
3
The Menu Position is displayed.
Press the ▲, ▼, œ, or √ button to move to
desired position.
4
The menu screen will be displayed in the configured position on
the screen.
, then press the button.
MoveEnterReturn
Menu Option
Language: English √
Menu Position√
Menu Translucency : Opaque √
Menu Display Time : 120 sec √
Menu Position
…
œ
†
MoveReturn
Menu Option
Setting the Menu Position
√
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
57
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Setting the Menu Translucency
You can set the translucency of menu.
2, 3, 4
2, 3, 4
Menu Option
Setting the Menu Translucency
MENU
1
…/†
EXIT
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Menu Option,
then press thebutton.
2
The Menu Option menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Menu
Translucency
3
The Menu Translucency options will be displayed.
, then press the button.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to desired
mode, then press the button.
4
Setup is switched to the selected mode.
Menu Option
Language: English √
Menu Position√
Menu Translucency : Opaque √
Menu Display Time : 120 sec √
MoveEnterReturn
Menu Option
Language: English √
Menu Position√
Menu Translucency : Opaque
Menu Display Time : 120 Sec
Opaque
High
Medium
Low
58
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
MoveEnterReturn
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Setting Up the Menu Display Time
You can set the display time of the menu.
MENU
1
2, 3, 4
…/†
2, 3, 4
EXIT
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Menu Option,
then press thebutton.
2
The Menu Option menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Menu
Display Time
3
The Menu Display Time options will be displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to desired time,
then press the button.
4
Setup is switched to the selected time.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
, then press the button.
MoveEnterReturn
MoveEnterReturn
Menu Option
Language: English √
Menu Position√
Menu Translucency : Opaque √
Menu Display Time : 120 sec √
Menu Option
Language: English
Menu Position
Menu Translucency : Opaque
Menu Display Time : 120 Sec
5
10
30
60
90
120
Stay On
Menu Option
Setting Up the Menu Display Time
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Selecting the Quick Menu
One Touch
Menu Option
Press the QUICK button.
The menu you used previously will appear.
Selecting the Quick Menu
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VISUAL REALISM
Connecting to PC
Before Connecting to PC ............................62
Setting up the PC Environment..................63
Connecting to PC ........................................64
Automatic Picture Adjustment ..................66
Frequency Adjustment................................67
Fine Tuning with the Phase Adjustment....68
Zooming the Screen ....................................69
Reset the PC ................................................70
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Before Connecting to PC
Check the following before connecting the projector to a PC.
Check the following before connecting:
■
Adjust the PC display setting to the resolution and frequency supported by the
projector.
■
Refer to the PC user manual (graphic and sound card) when connecting the projector
to PC.
■
Do not connect power cord until all connections are completed. It may result in
damage to the product if you connect power during connection.
■
Check the graphic card port type installed in PC.
Connecting to PCBefore Connecting to PC
Display modes supported by this projector
Source
PC
&
DVI
PC
&
DVI
&
Component
Component
Mode
VGA
SVGA
XGA
SXGA
HD
SD
Resolution
(H x V)
640 x 350
720 x 400
640 x 480
800 x 600
832 x 864
1024 x 768
1280 x 1024
1920 x 1080i
1280 x 720p
720 x 480p
720 x 576p
720 x 480i
720 x 576i
Total
Resolution
800 x 449
832 x 445
900 x 449
936 x 446
800 x 525
864 x 525
832 x 520
840 x 500
832 x 509
1024 x 625
1056 x 628
1040 x 666
1056 x 625
1048 x 631
1152 x 667
1344 x 806
1328 x 806
1312 x 800
1688 x 1066
2200 x 1125
2640 x 1125
1650 x 750
1980 x 750
858 x 525
720 x 576
858 x 525
864 x 625
Horizontal Sync
Frequency
[KHz]
31.47
37.86
31.47
37.93
31.47
35.00
37.86
37.5
43.27
35.16
37.88
48.08
46.87
53.67
49.73
48.36
56.4
60.02
63.981
33.75
28.125
45
37.5
31.5
31.25
15.73
15.625
Polarity
N/P
P
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
P
P
P
P
N
N
N
P
P
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Ver tical Sync
Frequency
[Hz]
70
85.1
70
85
60
66.7
72.8
75
85
56.3
60.3
72.2
75
85.1
74.6
60
70.1
75
60.02
60
50
60
50
60
50
60
50
Polarity
N
N
P
P
N
N
N
N
N
N/P
P
P
P
P
N
N
N
P
P
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Pixel
Clock
Separate Composite
[MHz]
O
25.175
O
31.5
O
28.322
O
35.5
O
25.175
O
30.24
O
31.5
O
31.5
O
36
O
36
O
40
O
50
O
49.5
O
56.25
O
57.284
O
65
O
75
O
78.75
O
108
O
74.25
O
74.25
O
74.25
O
74.25
O
27
O
27
O
13.5
O
13.5
Sync Type
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
SOG
(Sync-On
-Green)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
SOY
SOY
SOY
SOY
SOY
SOY
SOY
SOY
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The table complies to IBM/VESA requirements and is based on analog signal input.
NOTE
Refer to "Rear Side and Cables" on page 10 for cables used for connection.
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Setting up the PC Environment
Click the right mouse button on the Windows wallpaper
1
and click on
Display Properties tab will appear.
Click on Settings tab and set the Screen resolution by
2
referring to
table supported by this projector.
■
You do not have to change Color quality setup.
Press the Advanced button.
3
Another property window will appear.
Click on Monitor tab and set the Screen refresh rate by
4
referring to
mode table supported by this projector.
■
Set up both the vertical and horizontal frequency instead of Screen
refresh rate
Properties.
Resolution described in the display mode
Vertical Frequency described in the display
.
1
Connecting to PC
2
3
Setting up the PC Environment
Click the OK button to close the window, and click the
5
OK button of the Display Properties window to close the
window.
■
The computer might begin restart automatically.
Shut down the PC and connect to the projector. (Page 64)
6
■
Process might vary depending on the type of computers or Windows versions.
■
NOTE
This appliance supports up to 32 bits per pixel in Color quality when it is used as a PC monitor.
■
Projected images may differ from the monitor depending on monitor manufacture or Windows versions.
■
If a band or an unusual signal appears on the projector when PC is turned off or disconnected, switch to Composite
mode using the SOURCE button or check that PC is properly connected.
■
When connecting the projector to PC (including DVI connection), check that PC setup complies to display settings
supported by this projector. If not, there may be signal problems.
4
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Connecting to PC
You can connect a PC to the projector and use it as a monitor.
Using PC Video Cable or DVI Cable
Rear side of Projector
Rear Connection
Connecting to PCConnecting to PC
Connect PC port on the rear side of
the projector to the monitor output
port of PC using PC video cable.
1
If PC has a DVI output port, connect it to
DVI port of the projector.
Viewing the PC Screen
PC
1
DVI-D CablePC Video
Tu rn on the projector and press the PC button
1
to select
DVI, press the
■
PC. If the projector is connected to
DVI button to select DVI.
If PC Mode is not available, check PC video cable is
in place.
or
Cable
DVI-D Port
When connections are all completed,
connect both power codes of the
2
projector and the PC.
This product supports Plug & Play. No driver
installation is needed for Windows XP.
NOTE
PC
64
Tu rn on the PC and set the PC Environment
2
when necessary. (Page 63)
Adjust the screen. (Pages 66~69)
3
■
Enjoy better picture quality by using DVI-D cable (supports digital signals only)
NOTE
instead of PC Video cable.
■
DVI-I cable (supports analog signals) is not supported. Use DVD-D cable.
■
Sound comes out from PC speakers.
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Pin Configuration of PC Video Port Plug
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Red (R)
Green (G)
Blue (B)
Ground
Ground (DDC)
Red (R) Ground
Green (G) Ground
Blue (B) Ground
Reserved
Ground Sync
Ground
Data (DDC)
Horizontal Sync
Vertical Sync
Clock (DDC)
Pin No.PC Input
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
T.M.D.S. DATA2
-
T.M.D.S. DATA2+
T.M.D.S. DATA2/4 Shield
T.M.D.S. DATA4
-
T.M.D.S. DATA4+
Clock (DDC)
Data (DDC)
No Connection
T.M.D.S. DATA1
-
T.M.D.S. DATA1+
T.M.D.S. DATA1/3 Shield
T.M.D.S. DATA3
-
Pin No.Signal
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
T.M.D.S. DATA3+
+5V Power
Ground for 5V
Hot Plug Detect
T.M.D.S. DATA0
-
T.M.D.S. DATA0+
T.M.D.S. DATA0/5 Shield
T.M.D.S. DATA5
-
T.M.D.S. DATA5+
T.M.D.S. Clock Shield
T.M.D.S. Clock+
T.M.D.S. Clock
-
Pin No.Signal
PC Video Cable
(15-pin signal)
DVI-D
(supports only digital signals)
Connecting to PCConnecting to PC
VESA Plug & Play
This appliance supports VESA Plug & Play and
recognizes connection to PC automatically.
DVI-D cable does not support
analog RGB signals.
CAUTION
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Automatic Picture Adjustment
Used to adjust frequency and phase of PC screen automatically.
MENU
1
2, 3, 4
…/†
2, 3
EXIT
5
Connecting to PC
1
2
Automatic Picture Adjustment
3
4
Before adjusting!
Set the input mode to PC.
PC
Press the MENU button.
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
Press the button.
The Setup menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to PC, then
press the button.
The PC menu is displayed.
Press the button.
Auto Adjustment in progress message is displayed and PC
screen is adjusted automatically.
Used to adjust frequency when vertical lines appear on PC screen.
Before adjusting!
Set the input mode to PC.
PC
MENU
1
2, 3, 4
…/†/œ/√
2, 3, 4
EXIT
5
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
Press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Connecting to PC
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to PC, then
press the button.
3
The PC menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Coarse, then
press the button.
4
Press the
A separate adjustment window appears for making the adjustment.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
œ or √ button to adjust.
PC
Auto Adjustment√
Coarse1344
Fine0
Zoom
Reset√
MoveEnterReturn
…
Coarse
†
Frequency Adjustment
√
1344
67
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Fine Tuning with the Phase Adjustment
Used to fine tune the PC screen.
MENU
1
2, 3, 4
…/†/œ/√
2, 3, 4
EXIT
5
Connecting to PC
Before adjusting!
Set the input mode to PC.
PC
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
Press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to PC, then
press the button.
Fine Tuning with the Phase Adjustment
3
The PC menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Fine, then
press the button.
4
Press the
A separate adjustment window appears for making the adjustment.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
5
68
œ or √ button to adjust.
PC
Auto Adjustment√
Coarse1344
Fine0
Zoom
Reset√
MoveEnterReturn
…
Fine
†
√
0
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Zooming the Screen
Used to extend PC screen from the center.
Before adjusting!
Set the input mode to PC.
PC
MENU
1
2, 3, 4, 5
…/†/œ/√
2, 3, 4, 5
EXIT
6
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
Press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Connecting to PC
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to PC, then
press the button.
3
The PC menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Zoom, then
4
press the button.
Press the ▲, ▼, œ, or √ button to move to
desired position, then press the button to
5
extend as you want.
The screen can be extended by 1, 2, 4, or 8 times.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
6
PC
Auto Adjustment√
Coarse1344
Fine0
Zoom
Reset√
MoveEnterReturn
x2MoveZoomReturn
Zooming the Screen
√
69
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Reset the PC
Using this function, you can reset the PC menu settings to the factory default settings.
MENU
1
2, 3, 4, 5
…/†/œ/√
2, 3, 4, 5
EXIT
6
Connecting to PC
Before adjusting!
Set the input mode to PC.
PC
Press the MENU button.
1
The main menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Setup, then
Press the button.
2
The Setup menu is displayed.
Reset the PC
70
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to PC, then
press the button.
3
The PC menu is displayed.
Press the ▲ or ▼ button to move to Reset, then
4
press the button.
Press the œ or √ button to move to OK, then
press the button.
5
The PC is reset to the time of purchasing.
Press the EXIT button to exit the settings.
6
PC
Auto Adjustment√
Coarse1344
Fine0
Zoom
Reset√
MoveEnterReturn
Reset
Back to default settings?
Enter
Cancel
Return
OK
Move
√
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VISUAL REALISM
Troubleshooting
Connecting to PC
Before Contacting Service Personnel........72
Reset the PC
71
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Before Contacting Service Personnel
If this projector does not operate properly, check the following first.
If the problem is continues, contact your dealer.
Installation and Connection
SymptomsTroubleshootingNote
No Power.
Image is distorted or
trapezoidal.
Want to install
projector on ceiling.
Troubleshooting
Image is distorted or
trapezoidal.
Before Contacting Service Personnel
Remote control does
not work.
Be sure that the power cord in place and the power switch
on the rear side of the projector is turned on "-".
Relocate the position so that the screen is at a right angle
with the beam from the projector and adjust the Zoom
Control and the Focus Ring. Avoid using the V-Keystone
function of the menu if possible. For more information about
the V-Keystone function, refer to page 50.
Ceiling bracket is an optional accessory.
Please contact your dealer.
Be sure that the connection cable (video) is properly
connected to the proper port. Unless they are connected
properly, the device is not available.
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Pages
16~19
Pages
23~25
Menu and Remote Control
SymptomsTroubleshootingNote
■
Be sure that the proper external source is selected.
■
Check batteries of the remote control. If there is a
problem, replace them with recommended ones.
■
Check the angle and distance between the remote control
and the projector. Be sure that there is no obstacle
between the projector and the remote control that may
block the signal.
■
Direct lighting of 3-way light bulbs or other lighting
device on the remote sensor of the projector may affect the
sensitivity and cause the remote control to malfunction.
■
Check if the remote control battery is empty.
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Page 13
72
I cannot select a menu.
Check if the menu is displayed in gray. A gray-colored
menu is unavailable.
Pages
23~26
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Screen and External Source
SymptomsTroubleshootingNote
■
Cannot see picture
images.
Be sure that the power cord of the projector is in place.
■
Be sure that the proper input source is selected.
■
Check that the connectors are properly connected to the
ports at the back of the projector.
■
Check the Remote Control batteries.
■
Be sure that the Color, Brightness settings are not at their
lower limit.
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Pages
23~25
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Poor color.
Images are not clear.
Strange noise.
The operating LED is lit up.
Lines appear on screen.
Green appears on the
screen.
Cannot see the picture
from the external
devices.
Only blue screen
appears.
Adjust the Color and Brightness.
■
Adjust the focus.
■
Check that the projection distance is either too far or too
near to the screen.
If a strange sound continues, contact our service center.
Take action referring to the contents of the
Countermeasures against Abnormal Operating LEDs.
Noisy lines may appear for PC mode in case of frequency
discrepancy. Adjust the vertical frequency of your video
card on the advanced display property.
Be sure to properly connect the external devices.
Especially, connect the component (Y, Pb, Pr) cables
matching the color codes.
Be sure that the proper operation of the external device.
Adjustable items of the
set.
Be sure to properly connect the external devices.
Check the connection cables again.
Custom Picture Menu are properly
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Pages
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Pages
26, 31
Pages
26,
23~25
Troubleshooting
Before Contacting Service Personnel
Screen appears in
■
black and white or
odd color/screen is too
■
dark or bright.
Adjustable items of the Custom Picture Menu are
properly set.
Execute Factory Default if you want to restore the factory
default setting values.
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VISUAL REALISM
Other Information
Storage and Maintenance ..........................76
Purchasing Optional Parts ........................77
Remote Control Specifications ..................87
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Storage and Maintenance
Clean and maintain the projector in the following way.
Cleaning the Projector and Lens
Use a dry soft cloth.
■
Do not use flammable materials such as benzene and
thinner. Do not use a wet cloth. It may result in
malfunction.
■
Do not clean the lens using a fingertip or a sharp object.
It may leave scratches.
Other Information
Cleaning the Inside of the Projector
Contact your dealer or service personnel to clean
the inside of the projector.
Contact your dealer if particles or other objects are stuck
inside of the projector.
Storage and Maintenance
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Purchasing Optional Parts
Information for purchasing accessories or optional parts.
Optional Parts
DVI-D Cable
You can purchase at electronics shops or over the Internet.
Video Cable
1.5V AAA Batteries
You can purchase at electronics shops or over the Internet.
Or you can call your dealer or service center.
S-Video Cable
Component Cable
PC Video Cable
Other Information
Purchasing Optional Parts
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Glossary
In this section, you can find the descriptions of terminologies in alphabetical order.
Gamma Mode
Gamma Mode compensates the video signal
produced for analog display devices such as a CRT
(Cathode Ray Tube) so that the video signal can be
clearly displayed on a digital display device.
Digital Broadcast
Digital Broadcast is a television broadcasting signal
digitized and transmitted according to the United
terrestrial digital broadcast specifications, or
States
ATSC.
Backlight Remote Control
The buttons on the Backlight Remote Control are lit
up so that users can easily press buttons on the
remote control even when it is dark.
Other Information
Black Level
Black Level sets the light level of the darkest portion
of the video signal to match that of the display's black
level capability so that users can clearly view dark
visuals. If the setting does not match the input signal,
the dark screen is saturated and may not display
properly or the dark screen looks milky-white.
Color Standard
A pre-determined default color standard determined
by the broadcasting standard of the corresponding
country or area.
Glossary
Color Temperature
Color temperature is a simplified way to characterize
the spectral properties of a light source. A low color
temperature implies a warmer (more yellow/red)
light while a high color temperature implies a colder
(more blue) light
Analog Broadcast
An existing broadcasting signal transmitted by a
broadcasting station in accordance with the NTSC
standard.
ANTENNA IN Port
This is the port for connecting a TV aerial using a
coaxial cable. It is generally used to watch public
broadcast programs.
Overscan
Overscan cuts the edge of the picture when there is
unnecessary information, images or noise at the edge
of the picture. For extremely poor video signals,
some unnecessary video signals may be displayed on
the screen.
External Input
External Input is connecting video devices such as a
VCR, camcorder, DTV receiver, DVD, etc. to the
projector as a video source.
Satellite Broadcast
Satellite Broadcast broadcasts programs via satellite
so that the program can be viewed in all area in a
high visual and sound quality. Approximately 100
channels including public broadcast channels are
provided. To view satellite broadcasts, you have to
install an additional receiver.
Component Port (Green, Blue, Red)
The Component Port separately transmits the
luminance signal and provides the best quality
among all video connection types.
Cable Broadcast
Cable Broadcast broadcasts programs via cable
instead of radio waves. To view cable broadcasts, you
have to subscribe to your local cable broadcast
service provider and install an additional receiver.
AV Receiver
An AV Receiver provides a number of input and
output interfaces for audio and video so as to enable
the user to connect and use various input and output
devices.
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COMPOSITE IN Port
A COMPOSITE IN Port is a general video input port
(yellow). Both chrominance and luminance are
transmitted on the same 75-ohm cable.
DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)
DVD is a large capacity media disk that can save
multimedia content such as video, games, audio
applications, etc. using MPEG-2 video compression
technology on a CD size disc.
DVI (Digital Visual Interface) Port
DVI is a connection standard developed to transfer
digital signals for digital devices. The user can view a
clearer picture using TMDS transmission technology.
DVI-D Port
The DVI-D Port is one of the DVI ports that can only
be used for digital signal transmissions.
DLP (Digital Light Processing)
DLP is a digital display technology using a DMD
panel developed by TI (Texas Instruments) of the
United States.
DLP HD2+, DC3
This is a grade of DMD panel.
DMD (Digital Micromirror Device)
A DMD panel is an implementation of DLP
technology. It consists of microscopic mirrors
where each mirror represents a pixel.
RS-232C Port (Service Input Port)
This port is provided for service purposes. This
port provides data communication in
accordance with the RS-232C communication
standard.
S-VIDEO IN Port
This is called super video. S-Video is a type of video
signal which has the video brightness and color
signal separated in order to provide a better image
quality.
5x Speed, 8 Segment Color Wheel
This is an optical part that decomposes white
rays into basic colors organizing the screen.
Other Information
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Glossary
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Structure of Screen Menu
You can see the entire structure of screen menu.
Buttons used for Screen Menu
Select Composite/S-Video/Component Input Mode
Source List: Component1 √
Edit Name√
MoveEnterReturn
Source ListComponent1 / Component2 / S-Video / Composite / PC / DVI
Other Information
Edit NameComponent1 / Component2 / S-Video / Composite / PC / DVI
Language: English √
Menu Position√
Menu Translucency : Opaque √
Menu Display Time : 120 Sec √
MoveEnterReturn
Menu Option
LanguageEnglish / Deutsch / Nederlands / Español / Français /
Menu Position
Menu TranslucencyOpaque / High / Medium / Low
Menu Display Time5 / 10 / 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 / Stay On
Other Information
Italiano / Svenska / Português / /
Structure of Screen Menu
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Lamp Replacement
Cautions on Lamp Replacement
■
The projector lamp is en expandable supply. For best operating performance, replace the
lamp according to the usage time. You can view the lamp usage time in the Information
Display (INFO button).
■
Use the recommended lamp when replacing. Lamp specifications are defined in the user’s
manual. Replace with the same model provided with the projector.
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Lamp Model Name : LAMP-MERCURY-Philips
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Lamp Manufacture : Philips Lighting
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Lamp Life Time: 2000Hrs
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Lamp Type: 250W UHP
-
Lamp Part Number : BP47-00010A
■
Check that the power cord is unplugged before replacing lamps.
■
Even after the power cord has been disconnected, the lamp will be hot. Allow it to cool
down for at least 1 hour before changing the lamp.
■
The projector lamp is installed at the bottom of the projector.
■
Before you turn the projector over to change the lamp, cover the projector with a soft cloth
on a flat surface.
■
Do not leave the old lamp near inflammables or in reach of children. There is a danger of
burn or injury.
■
Remove dirts or foreign materials around or inside the lamp unit using a proper vacuum
device.
■
Be careful not to touch the lamp itself when handling the lamp unit.
■
If the lamp is poorly handled, it may result in poor picture quality or shorter life time of
lamp.
■
The projector is will not operate normally if the cover is not locked completely after lamp
replacement. Refer to LED information in the user’s manual if the projector does not operate
normally.
Other Information
Lamp Replacement Procedure
The lamp is very hot and operates
1
with a high voltage. Allow it to
cool down for at least 1 hour after
disconnecting the power cord
before changing the lamp.
Detach the three screws.
4
The projector lamp is
23
installed at the bottom of the
projector. Turn the projector
over so that the base plane
faces upward and remove the
screws on the lamp cover.
Lift up and hold the lamp
handle and pull the lamp
module out as shown in the
following figure.
Push to open the lamp cover
in the direction of the arrow.
Reverse the disassembly
6 5
procedure to assemble the
unit after replacement.
Lamp Replacement
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RS-232C Connection and Control
Connecting the Projector to a PC
You can connect the Projector to a PC using the RS232C (Crossed, Female Type) cable to control the
projector.
■
Do not disconnect or connect the RS-232C cable
while the Computer or the Projector is operating. It
may cause serious damage to the Computer or the
Projector.
■
If the PC is not properly configured, the RS-232C
connection may not work properly. For further
details, refer to the Computer’s product
documentation.
Communication Format (Complies with the RS232C Standard)
■
Transmission Speed: 115,200 bps
■
Parity Bit: No
■
Other Information
Data Length: 8 data bits, 1 stop bit
Transmission Sequence and Data Format
Transmission Sequence
Argument 1
Argument N, Command, Response
RS-232C Connection and Control
Structure for Variables (8 bytes)
0x08 0x11NPNCS
N:Variable’s Number (Hexadecimal)
PN : Value of the Variable
CS : Checksum
■
Transmit the following control command to transmit one or more control commands if there was a successful
response for the previous transmission or there was no response in over 3 seconds.
■
While controlling the Projector using a Computer, you cannot check the Projector’s status change using the
Computer nor will it be displayed on the Projector’s screen. Transmit the INFORMATION command to display
the current information on the Projector’s screen.
■
All the control commands apply to the input source and the Projector’s status currently displayed.
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→ Argument 2 →
(Implemented in 4 bytes - Hexadecimal)
(Boolean complementation of the
summation of all bytes except the CS)
-----
Command Structure (4 bytes)
CN 0x12 CCCS
CN : Command + Number of Variables
(Hexadecimal)
CC : Command - Hexadecimal
(Refer to the commands table)
CS : Checksum
(Boolean complementation of the
summation of all bytes except the CS)
Command Structure (4 bytes)
- Confirms proper data transmission
CN0x12CCCS
-No response for communication errors or
invalid commands
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Commands
e.g.) DISPLAY → CUSTOM CONFIGURATION → Set the CONTRAST to 60
Prameter 1
Prameter 2
Prameter 3
Command
Return
GENERAL
Input
Picture
POWEROn760,5
InputComponent1762,8
CheckComponent17764,2041 or 0
Picture ModeDynamic752,10,0
Custom PictureContrast (0~100)751,3,x
Color StandardSMPTE-C761,1,0
Color Temperature5500K752,0,3
GainR (0~100)752,3,x
OffsetR (-50~50)752,6,x
GammaFilm752,1,0
SaveUser1752,2,0
Picture SizeFull752,9,0
PositionUP752,13,0
DNIeOn760,1,1
Noise ReductionOn760,8,1
0x08 0x11 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x01 0xE5
0x08 0x11 0x02 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x03 0xE2
0x08 0x11 0x03 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x3C 0xA8
0x04 0x12 0x4B 0x9F
0x03 0x0C 0xF1
CONTROL ITEMSCOMMANDPARAMETERSRETURN
Off760,3
DIRECT OFF760,9
Component2762,9
S-Video762,11
Composite762,10
PC762,12
DVI762,7
Component27764,2051 or 0
S-Video7764,2101 or 0
Composite7764,2111 or 0
PC7764,2121 or 0
DVI7764,2131 or 0
Standard752,10,1
Movie1752,10,2
Movie2752,10,3
User1752,10,4
User2752,10,5
User3752,10,6
Custom752,10,7
Brightness (0~100)751,4,x
Sharpness (0~100)751,5,x
Color (0~100)751,6,x
Tint (0~100)751,7,x
HD761,1,1
EBU761,1,2
6500K752,0,2
8000K752,0,1
9300K752,0,0
G (0~100)752,4,x
B (0~100)752,5,x
G (-50~50)752,7,x
B (-50~50)752,8,x
Video752,1,1
Graphic752,1,2
User2752,2,1
User3752,2,2
Zoom1752,9,2
Zoom2752,9,3
4:3752,9,4
DOWN752,13,1
LEFT752,13,2
RIGHT752,13,3
Off760,1,0
Demo760,1,2
Off760,8,0
: Range is –50 ~ 50, use the Boolean Complementary for
negative values.
CONTROL ITEMSCOMMANDPARAMETERSRETURN
Picture
Setup
Menu Option
Black Level7.5 IRE760,7,0
Color ControlOFF763,7,0
Film ModeOn752,11,1
OverscanOn752,12,1
InstallFront-Floor750,1,0
Light SettingTheater760,2,1
Test PatternCrosshatch760,0,1
V-KeystoneV-Keystone (-50~50)750,3,x
PCAuto Adjustment766,5
Factory DefaultCONFIRM769
InformationOK760,2,0
LEDOn761,18,1
LanguageEnglish7610,0,0
Menu PositionUP7610,1,0
Menu TranslucencyOpaque7610,2,0
Menu Display TimeStay On7610,3,6
MenuEXIT760,4
0 IRE760,7,1
Monochrome763,7,1
Red763,7,2
Green763,7,3
Blue763,7,4
Off752,11,0
Off752,12,1
Front-Ceiling750,1,1
Rear-Floor750,1,2
Rear-Ceiling750,1,3
Bright760,2,0
Screen Size760,0,8
Color Standard760,0,2
Red760,0,3
Green760,0,4
Blue760,0,5
White760,0,6
6500K_White760,0,7
Coarse (0~2000)766,3,x
Fine (0~255)766,4,x
Zoom (0~3)766,13,x
PC Reset766,14
Off751,18,0
Deutsch7610,0,1
Nederlands7610,0,2
Español7610,0,3
Français7610,0,4
Italiano7610,0,5
Svenska7610,0,6
Português7610,0,7
DOWN7610,1,1
LEFT7610,1,2
RIGHT7610,1,3
High7610,2,2
Medium7610,2,4
Low7610,2,6
57610,3,0
107610,3,1
307610,3,2
607610,3,3
907610,3,4
1207610,3,5
7610,0,8
7610,0,9
Other Information
RS-232C Connection and Control
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Specifications
Design and specifications of the product may be modified without prior notice for better performance.
This appliance is Class B device that can be used in both residential and industrial areas.
Classification
Panel
Lamp
Power
Key Features
Other Information
Input/Output
Specifications
User Environment
Resolution
Type
Life Time
Power Consumption
Voltage
Frequency
Dimensions
Weight
Accessories
Brightness
Contrast (Theatre Mode)
Screen Size
Projection Range
Keystone
Component 1
Component 2
S-Video
Composite
RS-232C
Temperature and
Humidity
Device Classification
Noise
Model
Size
DVI
PC
SP-H800
0.8"(HD2+, DC3)
1280 x 720
250W UHP
2000Hrs
350W
AC 100-240V~
50/60Hz
384 x 425 x 177 mm
9.0 kg / 19.8 lb
Owner's Instructions, Power Cord, Remote control, Batteries
700 ANSI
3800 : 1
Diagonal 30.385~300"
1.0 ~ 13.6 m
Vertical
1) Connector Type: DVI-D
2) Available Format: PC - VGA~SXGA
DTV - 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i
3) Frequency: Refer to page 67.
1) Connector Type: 15Pin D-Sub
2) Frequency: Refer to page 67.
1) Signal Type: Y, Pb, Pr
2) Available Format: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i
3) Frequency: Refer to page 67.
Signal Format: NTSC, PAL, SECAM
Service Port
Operating Temperature (32~104ºF / 0~40ºC), Humidity (10~80%)
The DMD Panel used in DLP Projectors consists of several hundred thousand micro mirrors.
As with other visual display elements, the DMD Panel may include a few bad pixels.
Samsung and the DMD Panel manufacturer have a rigid, bad pixel identification and
limitation procedure in place and products will not exceed the maximum number of bad
pixels set by our standards. Rarely, non-displayable pixels may exist, however it does not
affect the overall picture quality nor the lifespan of the product.
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Remote Control Specifications
Button
System
Code
Full
Zoom1
Zoom2
4 : 3
Dynamic
Standard
Movie1
Movie2
User1
User2
User3
Custom
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
(Power) ON
(Power) OFF
COMP.1 (Component1)
COMP.2 (Component2)
COMPOSITE
S-VIDEO
PC
DVI
P.SIZE
P.MODE
Button
Front-Floor
Front-Ceiling
Rear-Floor
Rear-Ceiling
CUSTOM
STILL
V.KEYSTONE
INSTALL
MENU
QUICK
INFO
EXIT
(Up)
(Down)
(Left)
(Right)
(Enter)
Data
Code
99
98
86
88
84
85
69
8A
E4
53
E1
E3
BD
E8
E9
EA
EB
EC
ED
BC
System
Code
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
Data
Code
1E
42
81
BB
EE
EF
BF
1A
58
1F
2D
60
61
65
62
68
LEADER PULSESystem CodeSystem CodeData Code
/Data Code
(Reverse Data Code)
4.5msec4.5msec07h07hData/Data
(Reverse Data)
Function and Transmission Codes
Other Information
Remote Control Signal Format
Remote Control Specifications
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