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Follow the drawing to install the lens Carefully 

align the connectors while installing the lens 

and fix the safety cable on the machine

LOCK

OPEN

INSTALL

Removal of lens protection sponge

LOCK

OPEN

Follow the drawing to Tie up the lever for lock 

the lens

OPEN

LOCK

OPEN

LOCK

Click

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Press button then press down the lever 

REMOVE

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Mounting the lens

Pull out the lens

IMPORTANT:

• 

Remove the lens before transporting the projector.

• 

To save lamp lifetime, first switch the projector to 
standby mode and wait two minutes, then switch 
off the main power.

• 

Ensure that the projector is operating with clean 
filters.

• 

Do not block the ventilation in and outlets 

• 

Using the projector in a non recommended tilt 
angle will reduce the lifetime of the lamps or 
create unexpected behavior of the unit.

• 

Laser light can cause severe damage to the DMD. 
This damage is not covered by warranty.

 

After factory reset 

the projectors needs some time to scan the 

inputs before displaying the source.

 Auto source

 can be switched off in the CONTROL menu. The 

manual selection can be done via menu or other control sys-
tems.

 

Alignment

 the unit is set as standard in table front 

projection mode. Change the projector set up in the Alignment
menu.

 

If geometrical distortion occurs

 (H/V keystone), this can be 

corrected with Keystone in the Alignment menu.

 

Tuning the image

 can be done in the IMAGE menu. Default 

values are 100. 

 

Picture-in-Picture control

 can be done in the LAYOUT menu.

 

Lamp

 management in the LAMP menu.

 

Switching off

 the unit can be done by pressing the STBY

button for 2 sec. or the     button for 2 sec. on the remote 
control.

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Quick setup and operation

The following summarizes RLM W14 setup and operation. For error-
free installation always refer to the listed section in the User Guide.

 

Connect power.

 Ensure that the power (90-250 V @ 50/60hz) 

is properly connected to the RLM W14. 

 

Connect available sources

 to the appropriate input terminal. 

 

Power on.

 Turn the mains switch to on.

 

Standby LED

 (blue) must be constantly lit.

 Start up

 the unit by pressing the STBY button. 

 

Warm up

 of the unit takes approx. 45 sec till image appears.

 

Image

 of the source should appear after 15 seconds if the unit 

is in full auto mode.

 

Adjust the lens settings

 by pressing the ENTER button for 

ZOOM and FOCUS adjust. Toggle to SHIFT by pressing ENTER 
again. Lens function can also be found in the CONFIGURATION 
menu.

 

Factory Reset

 can be executed in order to put the unit in the 

full auto mode. Factory reset can be found in the SERVICE menu. 
Press execute and wait 30 sec.

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LED indication chart

Blue

(STANDBY)

Green

(ON)

Red

(ERROR)

Standby

Lamp is approaching end of life

Lamp failure

Lamp door open

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 

 

 

Fan failure

  

  

  

Overheating

   

   

   

System error

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Cooling / Warm up

Power on / Normal

INSTALL SAFETY CABLE

MENU

ON

ERROR

STBY

INPUTS

STBY

Buttons and LEDs

STBY

Use this button to start up or shut

down the projector.



 buttons

Use these buttons to scroll,

configure or adjust items on

the OSD or toggle between

different images.

MENU

Displays or hides the OSD

adjustment screen

POWER

Displays the projector’s power

status

ERROR

Displays the cause of problem

(i.e. temperature, fan, lamp

or system) that has led to

projector malfunction.

STAND BY

The indicator that shows the

projector’s standby status.

ENTER

Press this button to confirm

selection of OSD item; you can

choose from “Select Item” or

access “Sub Menu” configurations.

INPUT

Used to toggle between different

input signal source.

Refer to Chapter VI → Signal

Source Selection for more details.

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