Kensington MP-15E User's Manual
Contents
1. 22 Connecting to a Personal Computer Basic Connections Rear of MP 15E main unit S VIDEO OUT IN VIDEO IN PC AUDIO RGB OUT Fix the connector cable using the screw in fasteners To audio output To speaker The connector cable model No differs terminal on PC input terminals according to the type of PC To RGB input connector on monitor To analog RGB connector on PC Connecting to IBM NOTE and Compatible DOS V Signal cable MPC VGA supplied To PC IN terminal After you have connected the MPC VGA cable check the external CRT output internal LCD output states and set the mode in the software running on the PC The connection with the PC will not be made if you do not set the external CRT output mode Connecting to an IBM Desktop and Compatible DOS V Cable supplied with monitor To RGB OUT terminal To PC IN terminal Signal Cable MPC VGA supplied e When connecting the projector directly to the PC without using the monitor supplied with the PC you can connect by the MPC VGA cable only 23 Connecting to Apple Macintosh Notebook Excluding Power Book Duo 100 140 145B 150 170 Display adapter Signal cable for Power Book MPC VGA supplied Conversion adapter To PC IN MPA MAC P terminal e When connecting the Power Book Duo the Duo Dock or Mini Dock is required e The Power Book display adapter is sometimes not supplied with the Power2. 1 Press the button or A 7 buttons to select the item you want to set and press the button or V button Sync adjustment Clock kk 2 EC C Phase 1 a Horizontal 9 0 ee E Vertical D O ieee CO Standard C Quit lt Example When Clock is selected gt Basic Operation 4 2 Press the buttons or lt j gt buttons Main Unit Operation to adjust the setting Sync adjustment 4 1 5 5 5 C Cock _ lt iC o a m aa Pao lt _i gt MENU SE Horizontal 9j mp a E Vertical i O C L C Standard ADJUST VOLU ME i Others Other menu items include Language selection Projection 4 2 mode and Video select For details of menu items see page 35 MENU 4 1 Press the button or A buttons to Remote Control Operation select the item you want to set and press the button or O button Language selection lt Example When English is selected from the Language Selection menu gt MENU Press the button or A J buttons to select Quit and then press the button or O button This returns the display to the main menu The display automatically disappears and adjustment values are stored to memory if buttons are not operated for about 15 seconds 41 E About the Memory Menu If you have made adjustments to the size of an image noise or flicker or the horizontal and vertical positions when yo
3. 43 Maintenance E Protection Against Overheating Your projector is provided with internal protection circuits for preventing fire and damage to internal components due to abnormal temperature When the power indicator LED is blinking Action 1 Unplug the power plug from the power outlet 2 Check the air filter for dirt If the LAMP LED also is blinking at the same time replace the lamp For details of how to replace the lamp see page 46 When the ALARM LED is lit Action 1 Unplug the power plug from the power outlet 2 Check the following and take corrective actions Is the ambient temperature gt Use your projector within an ambient temperature of more than 35 C 95 F 0 C o AEC 32 F to 95 F p Are any vent holes blocked Place your projector away from walls and other objects See Do not block the air vents on page 4 Is the air filter clogged Clean the air filter See Cleaning and Replacing the Air Filter on page 48 A probable cause is an internal circuit problem Ask your dealer for repair When the ALARM LED is OFF your projector is working properly Ad Maintenance When the power fails all LEDs are off with the power ON O Action 1 Unplug the power plug from the power outlet 2 Check the following and take corrective actions Is the ambient temperature oe more than 35 C 95 F Use your projector within an ambient temperature of 0 C to 35 C
4. The ALARM LED lights up or blinks e Follow the procedures for protection against overheating e Make sure that the air filter is not dirty 44 i i 48 The remote controller does not work e Make sure that the battery is not blown or worn e Make sure that other light from lighting for example is not entering the remote control sensor e Make sure that the remote control sensor of the main unit is not obstructed e Make sure that the projector is not installed near inverter driven equipment 4 Lo Limited Warranty amp Warranty Service LIMITED WARRANTY PERIOD e The Limited Warranty is valid for one year from the date of purchase This Limited Warranty does not cover consumable parts such as lamp and air filter e Some repairs are chargeable to the user even within the effective Limited Warranty period e For details of repairs after the Limited Warranty period has elapsed consult your dealer Repairs can be performed at cost to the user if the functions of the product can be maintained WARRANTY SERVICE PROCEDURE e Before asking for service check the Troubleshooting section once again If as a result of this check you think that a fault has developed contact the dealer from whom you purchased the product e When asking for service provide your dealer with the following information Description of trouble in as much detail as possible Date of purchase Name Address Telephone number Product name and mod
5. Do not block the lens front e Do not block the lens front during operation The powerful rays passing through the lens may cause fire or burns if you put anything in front of the lens or block the lens with your hand during operation e Installation e Avoid installing the projector in places where it may be exposed to Strong vibrations Soot or steam Direct sunlight or near a heater 85 C or higher High humidity or dust Extreme cold 0 C or lower Strong magnetic or electric field generated from a nearby appliance Wobbling on an unstable surface e Do not block the air vents e Do not block the air vents with cloth or an object When you put anything around the unit be sure to ensure a space of 10 cm or more between the unit and the air vent Be sure to prevent paper or cloth from blocking the air vent at the bottom of the unit If blocked the internal temperature may increase resulting in malfunctions e Do not bump the projector e Avoid bumping the projector when moving or handling Shocks can cause damage e Care of the projector e To prevent risk of accidents always pull out the power plug before cleaning the projector e Clean the lens surface with a commercial blower or lens cleaning paper Wiping with tissue paper or a handkerchief can damage the lens e To clean the cabinet operation panel and glass surface wipe gently with asoft cloth For particularly dirty spots soak the cloth in a neutral detergent mix
6. are not input to MP 15E No PC signal appears on the MP 15E display Check the following if No PC signal appears 1 Restart the computer The connection of MP 15E may not be recognized by the personal computer if MP 15E is connected after the PC is started up If the connection is not recognized images are not projected because no external output signals from the PC are output 2 Check the functions of the personal computer Some notebook PCs require a special operation to output the signals from the external output terminal The external output signals may not be output from the notebook PC unless the operation is performed Refer to the manuals of your notebook PC for the information about how to output signals from the external output terminal Procedure example e In the case of IBM PC AT Press key and one of the keys Procedure may vary from models to models List of countermeasures when the connection with the PC is defective Method to switch BM ThinkPad Fn7 COMPAQ CONTURA Fn f4 ARMADA This list is compiled based on the troubles that have occurred so far so it does not include all kinds of connections The company names product names are the trade marks or registered trade marks of each company Images are not projected correctly though they are displayed normally on the notebook PC 1 Check the function of the notebook PC There is a possibility that images are not proje
7. area are When placing A4 size paper vertically the not projected on the screen To project these screen can be effectively used by enlarging parts move the paper the zooming ratio Attaching the Positioning Plate Attach the positioning plate in the direction shown below Documents can be easily centered by aligning them with the positioning plate when placing them on the pickup section 31 E PC Zoom The functions described here can be operated only when PC input is selected The zoom function can be operated on the remote controller l Select the input Main Unit Operation Select PC personal computer as the video source to be PC displayed The PC input image is displayed VIDEO oan You can select the input on either the main unit or the remote controller Remote Control Operation Select the zoom ratio Select the zoom enlargement ratio by the ZOOM button on the remote controller Pressing the button enlarges the image up to 4x Pressing the lt lt button reduces the image down to 1x You can select any zoom ratio enlargement ratio up to 4x Move the zooming position Press the arrow buttons on the remote controller to move the zooming position of the image A Button Moves the position up V Button Moves the position down lt Button Moves the position to the left gt Button Moves the position to the right Blank areas may appear at the top bottom l
8. bottom section of the adjustable feet Turning this section counterclockwise raises the main unit and turning it clockwise lowers the main unit Extends Retracts e Do not tilt the main unit at extreme angles by turning only one side of the adjustable feet Doing so may cause the main unit to slip or fall down resulting in accidents or failures e Vent A1 takes in air to cool the inside of the projector As air is taken in by large suction force cloth or paper may be sucked in against the vent If this happens the temperature inside may build up and cause accident or failure e The rubber feet may soil the installation surface depending on where the projector is installed 16 How to Install the Projector E Projection Distance and Screen Size Use the following diagrams to determine the screen display size and the type of screen required for any given projector location e The projection distance that provides good focusing is 1 15 m 1 2 yd to 10 m 11 yd from the front of the lens Install the projector within this range Horizontal Dimension Screen Size Vertical Dimension A Projection Distance 1 15 m to 10 m 1 2 yd to 11 yd 610 x 457 508 x 381 406 x 305 305 x 229 Screen Size 203 x 152 102 x 76 cm 0 inch Width x Height 10 12 m Projection Distance Installation location e Do not install the projector at excessively hot or cold locations The ambient temperature s
9. careful if small kids are near e Do not use the rack unless the casters are locked when placing the project on a rack with casters Doing so may cause the projector to move or turn over resulting in injury e Do not turn the lamp on off within one minute after it is turned off on Extremely high voltage is generated in the lamp just after it is turned on Turning the lamp on off too frequently may cause the lamp to deteriorate or break resulting in malfunctions of the projector e Do not project an image with the lens cap attached e Moving the projector e Be sure to pay attention to the glass surface when moving the projector while holding the handles with both hands e f not inserted fully the material cover may get loose off while you carry it e Care of the power cable and plug e Do not put the power cable near a heater Doing so may cause the sheath of the cable to melt down resulting in fire or electric shock e Do not plug or pull out the power plug with wet hands Doing so may cause electric shock e Be sure to pull out the power plug and disconnect any cable connections between units and release the anti theft lock before moving the projector Moving the projector with cables attached may cause fire or electric shock because the cables are damaged e If you do not plan to use the projector for a long time pull out the power plug for safety Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
10. impact shock e Keep the remote controller away from water Wipe the remote controller immediately if it gets wet e Avoid heat or hot water Remove the dry cells when you are not using the remote controller for a long period of time e Do not mix new and old dry cells or use different types of dry cells at the same time e Do not disassemble or heat batteries or throw them into a fire e Follow your local government s disposal instructions for used dry cells e The remote controller may not work when it is used near inverter driven equipment e The remote controller may not work or may work ineffectively when it is used near inverter driven fluorescent lighting e When replacing the battery buy AAA batteries e Ni Cad batteries or other chargeable batteries cannot be used Use manganese batteries or alkaline batteries 15 How to Install the Projector E Installation sequence SEE EBB BBB HBB HBB BPR RPE Check the installation site and image size Install the input Prepare the screen A devices _ ef Install the projector See Projection Distance and PC video deck etc Screen Size on page 17 Adjusting the Tilt The position and tilt angle of the projected screen can be adjusted by adjusting the adjustable feet Press both the left and right tilt adjustment levers to lift the main unit and release them when the desired height is reached You can fine adjust the tilt by turning the
11. standby mode and the power indicator LED lights red Press the ON STANDBY button The LED lights and the power indicator LED lights green The LAMP LED lights green If the LED lights red and starts blinking see page 49 Select the external input device Select the video source to be displayed from OHP PC video deck The selected input screen is displayed Operate the connected device See page 29 When PC video is selected and the device is not connected or the connected device is not turned on a blue display appears and No input is displayed Adjust the zoom Adjust the screen size by turning the zoom adjustment ring on the projector lens Basic Operation Adjust the focus Adjust the focus ring on the projection lens until the projected image is sharp Remote Control Operation Compensate keystone See Compensating Keystone on page 33 Adjust the PC zoom Remote Control Operation See PC Zoom on page 32 Remote Control Operation Adjust the volume C VOLUME 27 When You Have Finished Using the Projector Turn the lamp off Main Uni ration S Press the ON STANDBY button Hold down for at least one ON STANDBY second Press ON STANDBY again to turn off is displayed on the projection screen Remote Control Operation STANDBY The LAMP LED blinks green and goes out after about 120 seconds The power indicator LED lights red Pres
12. 32 F to 95 F Are any vent holes blocked Place your projector away from walls and other objects See Do not block the air vents on page 4 Is the lamp unit cover securely in place Install the cover securely See Lamp Unit Replacement on page 46 A probable cause is an internal circuit problem Ask your dealer for repair 45 Lamp Unit Replacement The target replacement time of the lamp used on this projector is 950 hours This may be shortened depending on the conditions of use Since there is a high possibility of lamp explosion if the cumulative usage time exceeds more than 1000 hours the power to the lamp is cut off at 1000 hours In the following instances where the cumulative usage time of the lamp is more than 950 hours replace the lamp unit Sold separately When the projected image becomes dark or projected colors are unsatisfactory the lamp has reached the end of its life In this case replace the lamp unit When the message shown below is displayed while the lamp is lit This appears when the cumulative usage time of the lamp is more than 950 hours When Lamp usage time on the menu display screen has reached 950 hours the LAMP LED blinks The lamp usage time is displayed in the Lamp setting menu for confirmation For details see page 36 When the LAMP LED is lit without the lamp lighting When the cumulative usage time of the lamp is more than 1000 hours
13. A Proposal for New Presentations Avio MULTI PROJECTOR User s Manual MP 15E Thank you for purchasing the MP 15E Multi Projector Before operating your projector please read this manual carefully Features e 5in1 The MP 15E offers five display functions from one machine 1 Documents Directly project documents catalogs and other printed materials 2 OHP Selecting the OHP functions allow for direct viewing of transparencies slides and other printed materials 3 PC Connect and display from your PC Macintosh or other RGB equipment 4 Video Display images from VCRs DVD and video cameras for enhanced multimedia presentations 5 3D Objects Project 3D objects such as circuit boards coins lab objects Ease of operation Easily switch between projecting printed materials to data or video images with a press of a button Total cost of ownership With direct access to the OHP special transparencies are not required saving you time and expense Superb reproduction The MP 15E integrates a high resolution single plate color CCD camera with 2 million pixels This provides for realistic and sharp original color reproduction e Image enlargement With Zoom capabilities fine text and other material can be easily enlarged without moving the projector e Image interpolation With native XGA resolution the MP 15E is adept at projecting non native sources up to SXGA and to VGA resolutions About
14. Book If it is not supplied buy a separate display adapter from a Macintosh computer store Apple M3927LL A or equivalent Connecting to Apple Macintosh Desktop Conversion adapter MPA MAC T of Joof To RGB OUT terminal To PC IN terminal Signal cable MPC VGA supplied e When connecting the projector directly to the Macintosh without using the monitor supplied with the Macintosh you can connect by the MPC MAC cable only e When connecting the Power Mac 6100 the Power Mac display adapter M2681LL A is required e The projector cannot be connected to iMac or iBook Connecting to a Personal Computer E Connecting to a Video Deck or Laser Disc Player Images from a video deck or laser disk player can be projected on the large screen To Video Output Terminal To Audio Output Terminal IN PC AUDIO o0000 ooo0oo0o0 ooo0oo0o0 O ooo0oo0o0 O o0000 ooo0oo0o0 RGB OUT PC IN Terminal Section on Rear of MP 15E e When both VIDEO and S VIDEO are connected S VIDEO is given higher display priority e Before using the video deck or laser disk player close the document cover Otherwise the glass on the document pickup section may vibrate and cause a rattling sound 25 Basic Operation E Basic operation of PC or video input Preparation Turn connected devices on 26 ON STANDBY LAMP ALARM Connect the power cord The projector is in the
15. OHP is selected as the input the menus are displayed even if the PC or video deck is not connected When PC or VIDEO is selected the menu will not be displayed unless there is an input signal MENU Main menu MENU or Kme _ Image adjustment Language selection Sync adjustment Projection mode lt Se Sa lt When PC Input is Selected gt Image adjustment Gamma PHOTO TEXT Red Oh Displayed only when OHP input is selected Sync adjustment Clock yy 2 re m eN 50 a 7 1 Displayed only when PC input is selected 1 Svericsies Im i C Standard Quit I Input signal 1024 X 768 48 2KH 60Hz a Z Keystone _ O a mm T Auto power off ON J C Startup screen up screen LV N OFF MENU Standard Quit D Image adjustment EUL ere msy ven Coy Lamp usage time OH Video adjustment Projection mode _ Economy mode ON J m aa Quit Cau lt When Video Input is Selected gt Displayed only when PC input is selected l Displayed only when video deck input is selected SETE CEE Quit MENU __Image adjustment __ Language selection Setting Projection mode anguage selection D Quit em ED lt When OHP is Selected gt ideo select 0 a CAN Displayed only when Video deck input is selecte
16. ON AVIONICS CO LTD Head office 3 20 1 Nishi Shinbashi Minato ku Tokyo Technical Support Information Instrument Service Center Electronics Equipment Division 2 28 2 Hongo Seya ku Yokohama Zip code 246 0015 Tel 81 45 304 8233 To customers Enter the name and date of the store where you purchased this product This information will be useful when you ask your dealer for repair e Date of Purchase year month day e Store of Purchase Telephone Number 7000468 RO15EQ
17. ON STANDBY vie lt LAMP ALARM e Do not replace the lamp unit immediately after you have turned the projector off The lamp becomes very hot and may cause a burn injury Turn off the lamp unplug the plug from the power outlet and then wait at least one hour before replacing the lamp e Do not touch the lamp with your hands This may result in reduced brightness or reduced lamp life e This projector contains many glass components e g a lamp and mirrors If these glass components break handle them with care to prevent personal injury from glass fragments Contact your dealer or a Nippon Avionics service center for repair e This lamp unit is not compatible with the lamp unit for the MP 100 MP 150 MP 200 MP 250 MP 300 and MP 400 Specify the exclusive lamp unit model No MPLU 10 Procedure 1 Remove the lamp unit cover Loosen the lamp unit cover screws 2 pieces using a regular screwdriver 46 Maintenance 2 Loosen the lamp unit retaining screw Loosen the lamp unit screw 1 piece 3 Draw out the lamp unit Hold the handle and lift the lamp unit upward 4 Install a new lamp unit 1 Hold the lamp unit and push it in 2 Tighten the lamp unit retaining screw 3 Turn down the handle of the lamp unit 4 Install the lamp unit cover and tighten the two retaining screws 5 Reset the lamp usage time Perform the gt Oe in the wats state Press the a GC and buttons once in that or
18. Trademarks IBM is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation Macintosh and Power Book are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc Windows is a trademark of U S Microsoft Corporation CAUTION LASER RADIATION DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM WAVE LENGTH 650nm MAX OUTPUT 1m CLASS I LASER PRODUCT CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT RADIACION LASER NO MIRE AL RAYO PRODUCTO LASER CLASSE2 LASER STRAHLUNG NICHT IN DEN STRAHL BLICKEN LASER KLASSE2 RAYONNEMENT LASER NE PAS REGARDER DANS LE FAISCEAU APPAREIL A LASER DE CLASSE2 Complies with 21 CFR Chapter 1 Subchapter J SMK CORPORATION 5 5 Togoshi 6 chome Shinagawa ku AVOID EXPOSURE LASER RADIATION IS EMITTED FROM THIS APERTURE REMOTE CONTROL RRC9000 5705L This label is located on the back of the remote control Do not look into the laser pointer while it is on and do not point the laser beam at another person Serious injury could result Warnings and Safety Precautions Warning Symbols To alert the user to important safety precautions the following symbols are used in this manual and on the product Make sure you understand what these sym bols mean before reading this manual N WARNING Death or serious injury may result if this warning is ignored AN CAUTION Injury or damage to the equipment may result if this warning is ignored NOTE This indicates an item that you should take care of when handling your multi projector Of This symb
19. Verify that the air filter is installed 48 e Verify the internal temperature The lamp does not light due to a 44 protection control if the temperature is too high e Verify that the lamp usage time is less than 1000 hours 46 No image is displayed e Verify the selection of the connected input e Verify that the cable for the connected device is appropriately connected e Verify sure that Brightness or Contrast in the Image Adjustment menu is not set to minimum e Verify that the resolution on the PC is correctly set 21 e Verify the functions of the PC 21 The image is distorted e Verify that the projector is placed properly 18 e Keystone compensation may be applied 33 27 The image is blurred e Check the focus e Make sure that the projection distance is within the focusing 17 distance e Keystone compensation may be applied 33 The image is flickering e Adjust Phase in the Sync Adjustment menu 35 e Perform the automatic sync adjustment by pressing the AUTO 14 SYNC button The image is out of alignment e Check the setting of the Sync Adjustment menu 35 The color is out of alignment e Adjust Phase in the Sync Adjustment menu 35 oe 37 No sound e Make sure that the setting in the Volume menu is not set to minimum The cabinet produces a cracking sound e A sound is produced when the cabinet slightly expands or contracts Ea due to the changes in the room temperature This will not affect projector performance
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21. cted correctly even through the images are displayed correctly on the LCD of the notebook PC When images are displayed on two or more devices at the same time e g images on the LCD and the signals are output to other devices at the same time the input signals are outside the scanning frequency range of MP 15E because of the restrictions on the notebook PC In this case the correct images cannot be obtained even by the adjustment of MP 15E Terminating the display on the LCD so that only the external output signals are output may project images correctly on MP 15E Refer to the manuals of your notebook PC for details 21 E Input Signal Compatibility Table PC video input The MP 15E supports the signals marked by in the following table Note that on some PC models flickering and blurring occur in the projected image If this happens adjust the screen in the Sync Adjustment menu Signal Name Resolution Horizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency Compatibility Horizontal X Vertical KHz H 4 PAL SECAM RGB x VGA GR1 VGA GR2 M _ ts a a ce 832 640X480 85Hz Mac13 RGB 800X600 56Hz 800X600 60Hz Z 50 70 70 70 70 72 75 85 56 800X600 72Hz 72 800X600 75Hz 75 74 When the input signal resolution is lower than 1024 x 768 dots enlarge the display When it is higher compress the display 480 400 350 400 350 480 480 480 480 600 600 600 600 624 768 768 768 768 768 768 64
22. d lt lt C NTSC 4 43 Quit Basic Operation Description of Menu Items The following describes each of the menu screens and the items and functions that can be set in these menu screens For details of how to set these menu items see Basic Opera tion on page 38 Image Adjustment when PC input or video deck input are selected Menultem Setting item Description __ Red 100 100 Adjusts the shade of the color red Blue __ 100 100 Adjusts the shade of the color blue Image adjustment Contrast a i lt Image Adjustment Menu gt Image Adjustment when OHP is selected Menu ltem _ Setting Item Description Gamma PHOTO TEXT The TEXT setting compensates for text documents and the PHOTO setting compensates for photo lt a documents Select the setting to suit the document you are projecting lt Image Adjustment Menu gt cua 100 100 Adjusts the shade of the color red Bue 400v 100 Adjusts the shade of the color blue Image adjustment Gamma PHOTO TEXT Red 0 a me Sync Adjustment only when PC input is selected Sync adjustment es Menu Item _ Setting Item Description Clock 100 100 Adjusts the horizontal size of the image 100 100 Adjusts noise and flickering Clock ky 2 aaa oo Phase bh a gt Horizontal 9 UER m E Vertical i o e E Standard C Quit Horizontal 100 100 Adj
23. dard and press the button or O button in the Image adjustment Sync adjustment Setting or Video adjustment menus Sync adjustment Clock Mm 1 I 1 Horizontal 9j m u im Vertical 15 O enn T Standard lt Example Sync Adjustment Menu gt f When selecting ON or OFF Menu items that require selection of ON or OFF are Auto power off Start up screen and Economy mode For details of these menu items see page 35 MENU 4 1 Press the button or 7 buttons to select the item you want to set Setting Input signal 1024 X 768 48 2KHz 60Hz oe A m N ON C Startupscren ON OFF C Standard Quit Keystone Auto power off lt Example When Auto power off is selected gt 39 4 2 Press the buttons or lt gt buttons to select ON or OFF 4 1 Remote Control Operation 40 MENU OO SET ADJUST VOLUME O 4 2 AUTO SYNC Setting Input signal 1024 X 768 48 2KHz 60Hz Keystone 0 A U Auto power off ON C Start up screen O N OFF E lt f When adjusting in single point units Menu items that require adjustment in single point units are Contrast Red Blue Clock Phase Horizontal Vertical Keystone Tint Color Sharpness and Volume For details of these menu items see page 35
24. der with the button held down The We LED then blinks Do not reset the lamp usage time without replacing the lamp The probability of a lamp explosion increases if the cumula tive usage time of the lamp is more than 1000 hours 6 Verify that the display of lamp usage time Lamp Setting in the Lamp Setting menu is OH as shown to the left If the lamp usage time is not reset reset it by repeating step 5 C out Be sure to reset the lamp usage time after replacing the lamp Otherwise the correct usage time cannot be known When the display exceeds 1000 hours the power to the lamp is forcibly turned off regardless of the lamp s life e As a Safety precaution your projector does not turn on unless the lamp unit cover is installed e The lamp unit sold separately comes with an air filter as part of the lamp kit When replacing the lamp unit be sure to replace the air filter as well See page 48 47 E Cleaning the Air Filter The air filter is an important part as it keeps the optical components inside your projector free from dirt and dust A clogged air filter can cause the temperature to rise inside your projector and the fan speed to increase This in turn may reduce lamp life or cause the projector to malfunction The air filter should be cleaned regularly about once a month if the projector is used four hours a day Replace with a new air filter if it is difficult to remove dust and dirt from the air fi
25. e G3 G4 The monitor output needs to Supplied cable be mini D SUB 15 pin Each model excluding monitor Adaptor Supplied cable integrated type The monitor integrated type suchas When using the monitor that iMac Classic or certain Performa comes with the PC a etc cannot be connected because conversion adaptor for monitor they do not have a monitor output is necessary The display adaptor Apple make is necessary to Power Mac 6100 Adaptor on the market Adaptor for PowerBook exclusively Apple make Power Book Video Adapter Cable M3927LL A or third party make In some cases it comes with the Power Book 19 About the PC Input and Output Terminals 15 pin mini D Sub connectors are used for the PC input and output terminals The following shows the relationship between the pins and the input and output signals RED VIDEO 6 GND 00000 2 GREEN VIDEO GND a 3 BLUE VIDEO 8 GND GND Grex OGOO ta r GND 2 3 H SYNC V SYNC D eee e This projector uses a 15 pin RGB input and an analog type output terminals For this reason it cannot be connected to a digital output type personal computer 20 Connecting to a Personal Computer E if images of a personal computer are not projected Check the following if images of a personal computer are not projected or projected incorrectly if images are not projected If the external output signals from a personal computer
26. e displayed for confirmation Video Adjustment only when video deck input is selected Menu Item __ Setting ttem Description _ 100 100 Adjusts the tint of projected images Video adjustment 100 100 Adjusts the color of projected images Sharpness 0 6 Adjusts image sharpness Sharpness lt Standard a lt Video Adjustment Menu gt Memory only when PC input and video deck input is selected Menu ltem Settingltem Description _ V as Save Saves the details set in the Sync C Load ieee menu rim Load oo o Loads saved details saved details lt Memory Menu gt 36 Basic Operation Volume only when PC input and video deck input is selected Menultem _ Setting Item Description Volume __ Adjusts the volume lt gt lt Volume Menu gt Language Selection EE EALA Menultem Setting Item Description Language a Sets the language of the C Aa selection Japanese menu display lt lt Language Selection Menu gt Projection Mode Projection mode Menultem Setting Item Description Sa Projection Standard Adjusts the projection mode C Rear mode according to the installation lt Rear method front standard projection or rear projection lt Projection Mode Menu gt Video Select only when video deck input is selected Menultem Setting Item Descriptio
27. eck input terminal are projected or when OHP is selected an image of the printed matter or document placed on the pickup section on the main unit is projected ZOOM Adjustment Buttons e These buttons adjust the OHP zoom ratio Pressing the left button enabled only when OHP is reduces the image and pressing the right button enlarges the selected image BRIGHTNESS Adjustment Buttons e These buttons adjust the OHP brightness Pressing the left button enabled only when OHP is darkens the screen and pressing the right button lightens the selected screen FREEZE button e When OHP is selected this button freezes unfreezes the pro jected image This button cannot be used in the PC and VIDEO modes When the projected image is frozen brightness cannot be adjusted Zoom can be adjusted and zooming position can be moved Power Indicator LED This LED lights red in a standby state and lights green when the lamp is lit This LED blinks red when the fan cover is open LAMP LED This LED lights while the lamp is lit This LED blinks for about six seconds and then lights during lighting operation ON STANDBY button ON This LED blinks for 120 seconds and then goes out during lamp out operation ON STANDBY button STANDBY This LED blinks when the lamp fails to light The LED blinking pattern in this case is faster than other instances ALARM LED e This LED blinks for ten seconds and lights when the temperature inside the p
28. ed in water wring out well and wipe off the dirt then use a dry cloth to wipe dry e Do not wipe the projector with any volatile solvent such as benzine or thinner Solvents can cause surface deformation or flaking of the paint If using an impregnated cloth follow the instructions e Avoid scratching the glass surface e Take care not to scratch the glass surface of the scanner with hard or pointed objects Scratches on the glass may distort the projected image e Batteries e When inserting batteries in the remote controller note the poles plus and minus signs and insert correctly as indicated Inserting a battery in a wrong direction can cause rupture or leakage and may result in fire and injury or soil the surrounding area e Do not use batteries other than the type specified for the equipment Do not use a new battery and an old battery together Incorrect battery usage may result in rupture or leakage and may cause fire and injury e Do not heat break open burn or immerse the batteries Battery rupture or leakage may cause fire and injury e Servicing and cleaning e Have the internal components cleaned by a retailer about once a year There is a risk of fire or faulty operation if the inside of the projector gets dusty and is not cleaned for a long time For best effect the projector should be serviced before the wet season brings damp conditions Cleaning charges are at the discretion of the retailer e If not using the
29. ed trademarks of those companies Names and Functions of Each Section Names and Functions of Each Section Projector Document Cover The pickup section for documents and printed matter is located under this cover See page 29 Adjustment Operation Panel Buttons for setting adjustment menus and operating the projector are located here Power ON STANDBY input selection FREEZE OHP zoom ratio BRIGHTNESS and other indicator LEDs are also located here See pages 12 and 13 Air Vent A2 Air is discharged from the inside to the outside through this vent Air Vent A1 air filter Air is taken in through this vent An air filter is provided to prevent dust from getting inside the projector See page 48 Air Vent A3 bottom of main unit Air is taken in through this vent Remote Control Anti theft Lock Sensor See the NOTE on the next page Adjustable Feet These feet are for adjusting the tilt angle as well as the left and right balance of the projected image Turning them Projection Lens Images are projected through counterclockwise raises the main unit and this lens turning them clockwise lowers the main unit See page 16 Zoom Adjustment Ring Tilt Adjustment Lever Turn this ring to adjust the Press this to adjust the screen size adjustable feet See page 26 See page 16 Lamp Unit Cover bottom of main unit Focus Adjustment Section The projection lamp unit is housed inside this Turn t
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31. eft or right in the PC signals that are input to the projector on the zoom display area 32 Basic Operation E Compensating Keystone When keystone compensation is performed the resolution at the top or bottom of the screen is reduced making small characters harder to read To prevent this place the projector on as level a table as possible and set Keystone in the Setting menu to 0 For details of how to set this see Performing Various Adjustments on page 34 How to Compensate Keystone Example 1 Press the KEYSTONE button on the remote controller to reduce the width at the bottom of the screen Example 2 Press the KEYSTONE button on the remote controller to reduce the width at the top of the screen e As image processing is performed for keystone compensation displayed images characters etc are displayed slightly blurred when keystone compensation is used compared with when it is not used 33 E Performing Various Adjustments Menu Structure 34 You can perform various adjustments and make various settings by operating the buttons with the menu screen displayed on the projection screen To display the main menu screen connect the PC or video deck and press the button or button with the PC or video deck turned on Move to the required menu from the main menu screen The figure below shows how to move between the main menu and menu screens When
32. el No written on label on rear of multi projector 50 Specifications ModeName UU UOMA O LCD Panel 0 9 inches x 3 Panels Aspect Ratio 4 3 Poly Silicon TFT Active Matrix 786 432 pixels 1 024 x 768 dots x 3 Scan Frequency Horizontal 15 to 80 kHz Vertical 50 to 75 Hz Maximum Resolution at RGB signal al 1 024 x 768 dots Compressed display of 1 280 x 1 024 dots is possible 1 2 inch CCD camera 2 million pixels object Pickup size At 1x 288 mm x 216 mm 11 3 in x 8 5 in projection section ie anaes paap Connection Cable Various cables for Macintosh VGA cables other than for VGA are sold separately Video NTSC PAL SECAM RCA Pin Terminal 1 ch S terminal 1 ch Mini DIN4 pin x 1 Monitor PC 0 4Vrms 47KQ Video RCA Pin Jack Monitor 0 4Vrms 47KQ Output Stereo Mini Jack Temperature 0 to 35 C 32 to 95 F humidity 20 to 80 no condensation 298 W x 398 D x 189 5 H 11 7 W x 15 6 D x 7 4 H including document cover Accessories Power Cord 3 m 3 3 yd Remote Control Positioning Plate User s Manual Battery AAA x 2 MPC VGA Cable Input signals which are synchronized with the selected screen are provided for output Main Part Specification At 2x 144 x 108 mm 5 7 in x 4 2 in Video Input Output Audio input e Specifications and designs are subject to change without prior notice in order to improve the product 51 NIPP
33. f the power cable is damaged e g the core is exposed or cut contact the sales office of purchase charged It may cause fire or electric shock to continue using the damaged power cable e Do not look through the lens e Do not look through the lens into the projector during operation The powerful rays passing through the lens may damage the eyes e Do not put the projector in unstable places e Do not put the projector in unstable places such as on unstable desks or slopes Doing so may cause the projector to drop or turn over resulting in injury e Do not use any voltages other than specified e Do not use any voltages other than specified Doing so may cause fire or electric shock e Do not disassemble the alkaline batteries e Do not short circuit disassemble or burn the alkaline batteries Doing so may cause the leaked alkaline solution to enter eyes or may result in fire injury or damages to the surrounding area due to heat or explosion If the alkaline solution touches skins or clothes wash them with clean water If it get into eyes immediately wash them with clean water and see a doctor e Do not bump the glass surface e Do not bump the glass surface over the scanner Doing so may break the glass resulting in injury e Do not touch the air vents or lamp cover e The air vents lamp cover and peripheral surfaces may be hot during opera tion or just after the light is turned off Do not touch those for a long time e
34. for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are de signed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense FCC WARNING Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment For FCC compatibility use only cables specified by AVIO to connect to external devices WARNING This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures For EN55022 compatibility use only cables specified by AVIO to connect to external devices Contents Names and Functions of Each Section ccccceeeesseseeeeeeeeseeeeenes 9 FPEO CCION orae E E E E EE S 9 TOT OO Terminal S sassis annida a i en ni E 11 Buttons and Indicator Lights Operation Panel ccceccccseeeeeseeeeeaeeeeeneeeeenees 12 Explanation of Buttons Adjustment Panel ccccccccsseeeceeee
35. his to adjust the focus alin See page 27 See page 46 Document Pickup Section Place documents or printed matter here to project images when OHP is selected See page 29 Speakers Handle Power Input Terminal Plug the power cord into this Air Vent B terminal See page 18 Air is discharged from the inside pan to the outside through this vent I O Terminal Section Remote Control Sensor Connection terminals for a PC or video deck are located here See page 11 e About the anti theft lock MicroSaver and Kensington are registered trademarks of Kensington Technol ogy Group All product names mentioned in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners 1998 Kensington Technology Group Kensington Technology Group 2855 Campus Drive San Mateo CA 94403 U S A Phone 650 572 2700 Fax 650 572 9675 10 Names and Functions of Each Section E Input Output Terminals Video Deck Video Audio Output Input Terminal Terminal S VIDEO Video Deck Input Terminal Video Deck Audio Input Terminal PC Audio Input Terminal O OUT IN S VIDEO VIDEO IN PC AUDIO ooo0oo0oo ooo0oo0oo o Ooo Oo OO OO RGBLOUT PCLIN Test maintenance RGB Signal PC Video Terminal Output Terminal Input Terminal PC Video Input Terminal Input terminal for the PC analog RGB signals RGB Signal Output Terminal When OHP is selected OHP images are output Whe
36. hould be within 0 C to 35 C 32 F to 95 F e Position the projector so that the screen does not directly receive sunlight or other light from other lighting Otherwise the screen becomes white and is difficult to view In a bright room use a curtain or other means to darken the area around the screen e Do not install the projector where it will be subject to excessive humidity dust or cigarette smoke Otherwise image quality may deteriorate as dirt builds up on the lens mirrors and other optical components e Do not install the projector in a small room with poor air circulation or any place where the air vents may be blocked Temperature build up inside the projector may result in fire or a failure Vents are located at the front right and bottom of the projector 17 E Typical Installation 1 Select the installation site Place the projector on an even and stable surface such as a table ON STANDBY ON STANDBY 2 Connect the power cord supplied and press the button or button 3 Turn the direction of the lens so that it is perpendicular to the screen Turn the unit to the left or right so that the top and bottom lines of the screen are parallel 4 Adjust the adjustable feet to move the projected image to the desired height Adjust the tilt angle between 0 to 7 The position of the projected image can be moved up or down by adjusting tilt 18 Connecting to a Personal Co
37. jected image will stay fixed at the same location even if the document is moved When images are frozen the FREEZE LED lights green When images are frozen zoom moving of the zooming position and keystone compensation are possible Bright ness however cannot be compensated Switch to portrait display The output screen is switched to the portrait display mode by turning the PORTRAIT button ON when projecting portrait documents The left and right scroll buttons can be operated only when the left and right sides of the image on the display are clipped when the zoom ratio has been adjusted Compensate the keystone See Compensating Keystone on page 33 Basic Operation Document Orientation and Pickup Size Place the document or printed matter face down at the orientation shown in the figure below The maximum size that documents or printed matter can be picked up is 216 mm 8 5 in vertical and 288 mm 11 3 in horizontal For this reason the projected sizes are as follows when an A4 size sheet of paper is placed at the respective orientations Shaded section is the projected area A4 horizontal orientation A4 vertical orientation 297 mm 11 6 in paper size 288 mm 11 3 in pickup size 288 mm 11 3 in pickup size 210 mm 8 3 in paper size 216 mm 8 5 in pickup size 210 mm 8 3 in paper size 297 mm 11 6 in paper size 216 mm 8 5 in pickup size Parts protruding outside the pickup
38. lter Procedure 1 Remove the air filter Pull the air filter in the direction of the arrow while pressing in the indent to remove 2 Vacuum the sponge to take off dust Vacuum the outside surface of the sponge as shown in the illustration 3 Mount the air filter Follow step 1 in reverse order Caring for the Air Filter and Cautions e Do not wash the air filter with water or other liquids This may cause the filter to clog e Do not wipe the air filter with a cloth or a wet rag as this too may cause the filter to clog e Always vacuum from the outside of the air filter If you vacuum from the inside of the air filter this will reduce the effectiveness of the air filter e Do not forget to install the air filter If the projector is left without the air filter installed dust may enter the projector and cause dirty projected images e When the air filter becomes damaged be sure to replace with a new one If the projector is used with the air filter damaged dust may enter the projector and cause dirty projected images The lamp will not light unless the air filter is mounted 48 Troubleshooting If you think a problem has occurred check the following items before asking for a repair To be Checked Page s Power is not on e Verify that the power cord is plugged in 18 e Verify that the lamp unit cover is installed 46 46 The projection lamp does not light e Verify that the lamp has not blown e
39. mputer Connecting to a Personal Computer e To protect your projector and external input devices make sure that all power supplies connected to these devices are turned OFF e For details of how to use and connect external input devices to be connected to your projector refer to the user s manuals accompanying them e Sometimes images are not displayed properly when displaying on notebook PC LCDs If this happens turn the notebook PC display OFF How to turn the notebook PC display OFF varies according to the manufacturer of the notebook For details refer to the User s Manual provided with the notebook PC e Some computers or computers in some settings cannot be connected to your projector Please consult your dealer for details E Connecting to a Personal Computer List of cables and adaptors RGB output wer tee PSR meson PC AT Notebook Mini D SUB 15 pin VGA Supplied cable compatibles Desktop type Each maker Apple Notebook type PowerBook G3 Supplied cable Macintosh The monitor output needs to be mini D SUB 15 pin PowerBook Adaptor on the market excluding iBook DUO 100 140 145B Macintosh pin adaptor on the market 150 170 etc Supplied cable PowerBook DUO Adaptor on the market Macintosh pin adaptor on the market Supplied cable Cannot be connected to models without DUO Dock or Mini Dock monitor output such as iBook PowerBook isnecessary 100 140 145B 150 170 etc Desktop typ
40. n PC VIDEO is selected and during standby input PC video is output as it is PC Audio Input Terminal Audio input terminal for a PC stereo compatible Video Deck Audio Input Terminals Audio input terminals for a video deck stereo compatible Video Deck Video Input Terminal Input terminal for video deck NTSC PAL SECAM S VIDEO Input Terminal Input terminal for video deck Y C Audio Output Terminal Audio output terminal for MP 10 This terminal outputs audio either from the PC or video deck that is currently being input In the standby mode PC audio is output When OHP input is selected PC audio is output Test maintenance Terminal This exclusive terminal is used when performing maintenance and in house tests It cannot be used for other connections 11 E Buttons and Indicator Lights Operation Panel Power Indicator LED ON STANDBY LAMP LED LAMP ON STANDBY Button ALARM LED ALARM e VIDEO PC Selection Buttons OHP PC Video Source OHP FREEZE BRIGHTNESS Ce Ce BRIGHTNESS Adjustment Button ZOOM ZOOM Adjustment Button ON STANDBY Button e Press this button to turn the projection lamp on or off ONSTANDaY Bon Griy s buron canbe used when the proeston amps of Selection Button OHP PC Video Press this button to switch the input screen Source e When PC is selected images from the PC input terminal are projected when VIDEO is selected images from the video d
41. n _ Video select AUTO Selects the input signal type PAL B G H NTSC3 58 Video select Co a SECAM NTSC4 43 lt Video Select Menu gt PAL M PAL N PAL 60 37 E Basic Operation The following describes basic operations in the following menus Image Adjustment Sync Adjustment Setting Lamp Setting Volume Language Selection Video Adjust ment Projection Mode and Video Select with the exception of Memory which is described on page 42 MENU Main Unit Operation Press the button or the button The main menu is displayed ENU SET Volume D C Lamp setting Image adjustment C Language selection Sync adjustment Projection mode ADJUST VOLUME Setting Memory Quit lt Example When PC input is selected gt MENU 2 Press the button or A J buttons to select the item you want to set Volume C Lamp setting Image adjustment Language selection Sync adjustment D CAEL Setting Memory Quit lt Example When Sync adjustment is selected gt BRIGHT CE VOLUME KEYSTONE F 38 Main Unit Operation MENU 4 1 3 ADJUST VOLUME ON AUTO STANDBY SYNC LASER C Basic Operation 3 Press the button or the button The menu screen for the item you want to set is displayed To return to the initial settings when you bought the projector select Stan
42. ocument cover is not closed However unwanted objects will also be picked up making the projected image difficult to view Main Unit Operation ZOOM Remote Control Operation CC ZOO M Adjust the zoom ratio You can adjust the zoom between 1x to 2x Pressing the button on the left reduces the image and pressing the button on the right enlarges the image Move the zooming position Press the arrow buttons on the remote controller to move the zooming position of the image A Button Moves the position up V Button Moves the position down lt Button Moves the position to the left gt Button Moves the position to the right 29 30 Main Unit Operation BRIGHTNESS Remote Control Operation C BRIGHT NOTE Adjust the brightness Pressing the button on the left darkens the screen and pressing the button on the right lightens the screen When the projected image is frozen brightness cannot be adjusted Cancel freeze to adjust the brightness e When projecting dark documents or printed matter adjust to lighten the screen and when projecting bright documents or printed matter adjust to darken the screen Main Unit Operation FREEZE Remote Control Operation Remote Control Operation PORTRAIT Remote Control Operation C KEYSTONE Freeze the screen Each press of the FREEZE button freezes the projected screen or cancels a frozen screen When the FREEZE button is used the pro
43. ol alerts the user to high voltage that may cause electric shock Safety Precautions e If a fault occurs e If you detect smoke or a strange smell or sound immediately pull out the power plug It is dangerous to continue using the projector after a fault occurs Return the projector to the dealer where it was purchased for repair e Avoid placing the projector near dangerous substances e Make sure that no metallic or inflammable material can get into the projector through the air vents e Do not place any object containing water on top of or next to the projector e If foreign matter gets inside the projector e If foreign matter such as water or metal gets inside immediately pull out the power plug It is dangerous to continue using the projector when foreign matter gets inside Return the projector to the dealer where it was purchased for servicing e Do not remove the cabinet e Do not remove the cabinet There are some high voltage components inside and touching these parts may cause electric shock or damage the equip ment e Handle the power cable safely e Do not place any heavy object on top of the power cable Damage to the power cable can cause wire breakage fire or electric shock e Do not pull the power cable when disconnecting the power plug Pulling the cable may break the wires or cause fire or electric shock Always hold the plug itself when pulling it out of the power point e Do not damage the power cable I
44. projector for a long period e If you do not plan to use the projector for a long time pull out the power plug for safety e Disposal e Follow the recommendations of your local authority when disposing of the projector e Transporting the projector e Use the special packaging when transporting the projector Nippon Avionics Co Ltd cannot accept responsibility in the event of damage or accident if other packaging is used e Use the special packaging no more than two times Repeated usage reduces the shock absorbency of the packaging and can lead to damage or accident e Contact the retailer if you reguire new packaging Lamp implosion e An DC type New Super High pressure lamp is used in this projector and it is rare for the lamp to explode during use The lamp is also designed to forcibly turn off because there is a high possibility that the lamp breaks if it is used beyond the lamp life of 1000 hours Refer to pages 46 and 47 Note the following things e A noise occurs because the internal pressure of the New Super High pres sure lamp gets extremely high The unit is designed so that no pieces of glass come out of it when the lamp explodes e However the gas inside of the lamp go out and looks like white smoke it will not lead to any fire Remedy e The product whose lamp exploded has some small lamp pieces inside Do not replace the lamp but return it to the sales office or agent of purchase Even though the lamp has exploded never
45. reduces the image while the right button enlarges the image e These buttons adjust the OHP brightness The left button makes the image darker while the right button makes the image brighter e These buttons adjust the volume in the PC and the VIDEO modes The left button turns down the volume while the right button turns up the volume e This button performs synchronizing automatically Valid when PC VIDEO is selected e These buttons compensate keystoning Names and Functions of Each Section E Remote Control Operations e Use the remote controller within about 6 meters 6 5 yd from the remote control sensors on the front and rear sides and within 30 degrees to the left and right This distance may become shorter as the battery wears down e The remote controller does not work if there are obstacles between the remote controller and the remote sensor on the main unit Pay attention to the following when using the laser pointer e Do not look into the laser light e Do not point the laser light at people e Do not let children use the laser pointer E Battery Replacement 1 Push up while pulling on the tab of the cover 2 Install two batteries in the battery com partment making sure that they are aligned as indicated by the and marks 3 Slide the cover into position on the battery compartment Handling the remote controller e Do not subject the remote controller to strong
46. rojector has built up 12 Names and Functions of Each Section E Explanation of Buttons Adjustment Panel MENU SET MENU Button em SET Button ADJUST VOLUME Button MENU Button e Press this button to display the menu screen or select menus e For menu setting details see page 34 onwards Button e Press these buttons to select and adjust items selected by the MENU button e This button can also be used to adjust the volume when the menu screen is not displayed SET Button e Press this button to apply each menu item Once menu screens or adjustment screens are displayed their display automatically disappears and adjustment values are stored to memory if buttons are not operated for about 15 seconds For details of menu adjustment see page 34 onwards 13 Remote Controller ON STANDBY button Select button SET button A V button Select button OHP PORTRAIT button Vertically oriented display Laser Pointer Beams a laser light when LASER button is pressed ON A AUTO STANDBY SYNC AUTO SYNC button Laser Pointer button The AUTO SYNC button lights in red when the laser is emitting Select button VIDEO MENU button FREEZE button ZOOM button BRIGHT button VOLUME button oy OE KEYSTONE button MULTI PROJECTOR AviO ON STANDBY button e Turns the projector lamp ON OFF e Only thi
47. s button is valid when the projector lamp is turned OFF Laser Pointer button Select buttons OHP PC VIDEO MENU button e Laser Pointer button The laser is emitted from the front of the remote control while this button is pressed e Images from the PC INPUT connector are projected when PC is selected images from the VIDEO INPUT when VIDEO is selected and materials or printed matter placed on the projector are projected when OHP is selected e This button shows the MENU display e The same settings as from the operation panel are available using MENU items SET button e Press to fix each menu item A V 4 0 buttons FREEZE button PORTRAIT button Vertically oriented display ZOOM buttons Brightness control buttons Volume control buttons AUTO SYNC button KEY STONE button 14 e Use these buttons to change items adjust values or select items in the MENU display e Scrolls the zoom screen in the zoom displays of the PC mode and OHP mode e Freezes or cancels freezing of the display screen when OHP is selected When the FREEZE button is activated neither the PORTRAIT button nor the brightness adjustment button are operable To perform these operations first switch off the FREEZE button e Set the PORTRAIT display of the output screen or cancel it when OHP is selected e These buttons adjust the OHP magnification in the OHP mode e Adjusts the magnification of the PC in the PC mode The left button
48. s the ON STANDBY button again For one minute after the lamp lights the lamp will not go out even if the ON STANDBY button is pressed At this time Cannot light for one minute is displayed O ON STANDBY Disconnect the power cord O The power indicator LED on the operation panel goes out LAMP ALARM e Do not disconnect the power cord before turning off the lamp or before the lamp LED goes out Doing so might shorten the life of the lamp e Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet if you are not going to use the projector for a long period of time e Allow at least about ten seconds before reconnecting the power supply after disconnecting the power cord e Due to its characteristics the lamp may not light if it is turned on immediately after it is turned off Wait for at least one minute before turning it on again e The lamp may emit a slight humming noise when it is turned on This is not a malfunction 28 Basic Operation E Basic Operations in the OHP Mode The functions described here can be operated only when OHP input is selected e The projected image in the OHP display projection of actual object may be slightly distorted as a very wide angle lens is used Place the object you want to project Open the document cover and place the document or printed matter you want to project on the document pickup section N77 Close the document cover e Objects can be projected even if the d
49. try to replace the lamp by yourself The lamp pieces may cause injury e Replacing the lamp e Be sure to turn the lamp off and pull out the power plug when the fan stops and wait an hour or more before start replacing the lamp Replacing the lamp during operation or just after the power is turned off may cause burns due to heat Refer to Lamp Unit Replacement on page 46 for the procedure e Replacing cleaning the air filter e Be sure to pull out the power plug when the cooling fan stops before start removing the air filter Removing the air filter while the cooling fan is rotating may cause burns injury Refer to Cleaning the Air Filter on page 48 for the procedure e Avoiding malfunctions and accidents e Adjust the adjustable legs Adjustable feet to keep the projector horizontal Using the projector in a tilted status may cause injury when it turns over Refer to Adjustable feet on page 16 or the adjusting procedure e Do not disassemble the manganese batteries e Do not short circuit disassemble or burn the manganese batteries Doing so may cause the batteries to generate heat or explode due to the leaked solution resulting in fire injury or damages to the surrounding area e Do not do the followings e Do not put anything heavy on the projector e Do not step on the projector rack or stand Do not hold or hang on the projec tor Doing so may cause the projector to turn over or break resulting in injury Especially be
50. u have selected PC input the details of these settings can be saved to memory You can also call up details of setups that you have saved When you first buy your projector nothing is set to these memory items How to Save 1 Adjust the image display in the Sync Adjustment menu page 35 2 Select Memory in the main menu Memory 3 Select Save Press the button or A V buttons to select the item to save You can register up to five items you want to save to memory The message Save is displayed as shown below If you select YES the item is saved and the menu automatically disappears If you select NO the menu automatically disappears 42 Basic Operation How to Load Saved Settings 1 Select Memory in the main menu Memory 2 Select Load MENU Press the button or A V buttons to select the data to be loaded Select an item to which saved data is regis C Oxo OHz 1280 x 720 60 Hz J tered C 1024 x 768 60 Hz C 04 0 Hz xX 0 Coo OM The message Load is displayed as shown below If you select YES the item is loaded and the menu automatically disappears If you select NO the menu automatically disappears 1280 x 720 60 Hz Load C 1024 x 768 YES Ie U HZ e Even if selected the selected channel is canceled and signal identification is switched to automatic extraction when the input signal changes
51. usts the horizontal position of the image lt Sync Adjustment Menu gt Vertical 100 100 Adjusts the vertical position of the image NOTE e Menu items sometimes cannot be adjusted within the range 100 to 100 depending on the PC input signal 35 Setting Setting Menu Item _ Setting Item Description _ Keystone 100 100 Compensates the keystone of the image Input signal 1024 X 768 48 2KHz 60Hz C Keystone 0 Auto power off ON C Start up screen 0 N OFF Standard C Quit lt Setting Menu gt Auto power off ON OFF Sets the auto power off function ON OFF When auto power off is set to ON the projector automati cally enters the standby mode if no signals are input for a fixed period of time about 15 minutes Startup screen ON OFF Sets whether or not to display the logo while the lamp is lit e In the Setting menu the currently set input signals can be displayed for confirmation Lamp Setting Lamp Setting Lamp usage time 10H Economy mode ON lt gt Menu item Settingitem Description ON OFF Sets the lamp economy mode When the lamp economy mode is set to ON lamp brightness is reduced slightly and the power consumption is reduced The rotating noise of the fan is also reduced at the same time lt Lamp Setting Menu gt e In the Lamp setting menu the current accumulated usage time of the lamp can b
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