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Contents

Safety Precautions .......................................................... 7

Operating Precautions.................................................. 13

About the Light Source Unit .................................................................13

Projector Light Emission (XJ-UT Series) ..............................................13

Do not block light output or look directly into the lens!
(XJ-F Series/XJ-S Series) .....................................................................14

Laser and High Temperature Precautions (See the label on the
projector) ..............................................................................................15

Other Precautions ................................................................................18

Precaution when Handling the Projector after Use ..............................20

Getting Ready................................................................ 21

Unpacking ............................................................................................21

Operation Flow to Projection................................................................21

General Guide ......................................................................................23

Key and Indicator Panel .......................................................................25

Back Terminals.....................................................................................26

Placing the Projector on a Desk or on the Floor ..................................28

Adjusting the Vertical Angle of the Projector ............................................................. 28

Setup Precautions ..................................................................................................... 30

Connecting with Another Device..........................................................31

Connecting a Computer ............................................................................................ 31

Connecting to a Video Device ................................................................................... 32

Outputting Audio from the Projector to Another Device............................................ 34

Connecting a Microphone (XJ-UT Series, XJ-F21XN, XJ-F211WN, XJ-S400UN,
XJ-S400WN) .............................................................................................................. 35

Connecting to a Network with a LAN Cable (Network Models Only) ........................ 35

Connecting a Wireless Adapter (Network Models Only)............................................ 36

LOGO Terminal (Firmware Updates, User Logo Transfers) ....................................... 36

Connecting a Scientific Calculator (Network Models Only) ....................................... 37

SERIAL Terminal (Projector Control Using Commands)............................................ 37

USB Power ................................................................................................................ 38

Summary of Contents for X J-S400U

Page 1: ...his manual XJ UT Series XJ F Series and XJ S Series refer only to the specific models listed above Be sure to read the Safety Precautions and Operating Precautions and make sure you use this product correctly Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference Visit the site below for the latest version of this manual https world casio com manual projector Network Models EN ...

Page 2: ...arks or trademarks of their respective owners Portions of this product are based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group The contents of this User s Guide are subject to change without notice Copying of this manual either in part or its entirety is forbidden You are allowed to use this manual for your own personal use Any other use is forbidden without the permission of CASIO COMPUTER CO...

Page 3: ... 25 Back Terminals 26 Placing the Projector on a Desk or on the Floor 28 Adjusting the Vertical Angle of the Projector 28 Setup Precautions 30 Connecting with Another Device 31 Connecting a Computer 31 Connecting to a Video Device 32 Outputting Audio from the Projector to Another Device 34 Connecting a Microphone XJ UT Series XJ F21XN XJ F211WN XJ S400UN XJ S400WN 35 Connecting to a Network with a...

Page 4: ...ng the Input Source Manually 45 Relationship Between Image Input and Audio Input 45 Using Auto Projection Off 47 Enabling and Disabling Auto Projection Off 48 Auto Projection Off Projection Light Control 48 Basic Image and Audio Operations During Projection 49 Flipping the Projected Image Horizontally Mirror Mode 51 Light Control 52 Digital Screen Shift 53 Projecting a Template 53 To project a tem...

Page 5: ...Cleaning Vents 69 Troubleshooting 70 Normal Operation Indicators 70 Error Indicators and Messages 71 Error Messages 71 Indicator Status When an Error Occurs 71 Projector Troubleshooting 73 Checking the Serial Number and Board Number 75 Appendix 76 Supplying USB Power to Another Device 76 Mounting the Projector on a Wall XJ UT Series 77 Hanging the Projector from a Ceiling XJ F Series XJ S Series 7...

Page 6: ...6 Specifications 88 All Series 88 XJ UT Series 89 XJ F Series 90 XJ S Series 91 TCO Certified Document URL 93 ...

Page 7: ...ed in this User s Guide and on the product itself to ensure safe use and to protect you and others against the risk of injury and against material damage The meaning of each of the symbols is explained below Icon Examples Danger Indicates something that creates a major risk of death or serious personal injury Warning Indicates something that creates a risk of death or serious personal injury Cauti...

Page 8: ...rvice Center Use only the included power cord Do not plug the power cord into an outlet with the wrong voltage rating Ground the power cord before plugging it into a power outlet Unground the power cord after unplugging it from the power outlet Should the power cord become damaged contact your original retailer or a CASIO Service Center Use the included power cord with this product only Do not plu...

Page 9: ...e and malfunction XJ UT Series Maintain a distance of at least 6 cm 2 4 inches between the front of the projector from which light is being emitted and the projection surface screen Maintain a distance of at least 30 cm 11 8 inches between surfaces and the other sides of the projector XJ F Series XJ S Series Allow at least 30 cm 11 8 inches between the projector and walls Do not insert the product...

Page 10: ...5 C to 35 C Do not place the product on an unsteady platform on a high shelf or in any other unstable location Dropping and tipping over creates the risk of personal injury Location Do not place heavy objects on the product or climb up on it Doing so creates the risk of fire and electric shock Do not leave the product in a lavatory a bathroom or anywhere else there is the chance that it will becom...

Page 11: ...e use of such devices is prohibited Electromagnetic waves and other signals emitted by this product may affect measuring instruments and create the risk of accident Do not use the product in the vicinity of high precision electronic equipment or any electronic equipment that handles weak signals Doing so can cause misoperation and other problems in the electronic equipment and creates the risk of ...

Page 12: ...use loss of projection luminosity Contact your original dealer or authorized CASIO service center once a year about having the interior of the projector cleaned Note that you will be charged for cleaning User Maintenance Before cleaning the product turn off power and unplug the AC adaptor from the power outlet Failure to do so creates the risk of electric shock Leaving the AC adaptor plugged in cr...

Page 13: ...of the light source unit to light or a noticeable drop in light source unit brightness indicates the end of the light source unit s life Contact your original dealer or authorized CASIO service center for replacement Note that problems caused by unauthorized projector disassembly or modification are not covered by the warranty and are not eligible for repair by CASIO About the Light Source Unit Pr...

Page 14: ...ndard RISK GROUP 2 Moderate Risk lamps exceed the limits of Exempt Group No Hazard standards Do not stare at the operating lamp during projection Doing so may be harmful to the eyes Avoid looking into the projection lens on the front of the projector when turning on power which creates the risk of looking directly at the operating lamp XJ S Series Never look directly into the lens while the light ...

Page 15: ...erous and should never be attempted Any operation or adjustment not specifically instructed by the user s guide creates the risk of hazardous laser radiation exposure Vent Outlet Precautions Label XJ UT Series Laser and High Temperature Precautions See the label on the projector Vent outlets become very hot during projection Never touch vents or allow them to become blocked Do not insert foreign o...

Page 16: ...16 XJ F Series XJ OOO XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX Production Date YYYY MM Wavelength 445 nm Beam divergence 60 7 mrad Pulse duration Maximum power or energy output 40 47 mW Label Label Bottom Rear Label ...

Page 17: ...S Series XJ OOO XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX Production Date YYYY MM Wavelength 455 nm Beam divergence 89 mrad Pulse duration 1 2 ms 120 Hz Maximum power or energy output 59 33 mW Label Label Bottom Rear Label Top Label ...

Page 18: ...ries at least once every one year no matter how much you use the remote controller during that time Clean with a soft dry cloth When very dirty use a soft cloth that has been dampened in a weak solution of water and a mild neutral detergent Wring all excess water from the cloth before wiping Never use thinner benzine or any other volatile agent to clean the projector Doing so can remove its markin...

Page 19: ...following the Setup Precautions page 30 Use under high ambient temperature or in environments subjected to large amounts of dust oil smoke tobacco smoke or other types of smoke can shorten the replacement cycles and require more frequent replacement of the optical engine and other components Note that you are charged for such replacement For details about replacement cycles and fees contact an aut...

Page 20: ...ts power cord from the power outlet Hold the projector as shown in the illustration below Battery Precautions Use only the type of battery that is specified for this product Do not burn a battery or dispose of it in an incinerator or by mechanical crushing or cutting Do not subject a battery to excessively high or low temperatures during use storage or transport Do not subject a battery to excessi...

Page 21: ...el and firm making sure that you allow enough room around it Safety Precautions page 7 Operating Precautions page 13 Placing the Projector on a Desk or on the Floor page 28 Setup Precautions page 30 You will need to purchase special hardware to mount this projector on a wall For details contact the retailer where you purchased the projector 3 Adjust the vertical angle of the projector Adjusting th...

Page 22: ...Rotate the focus ring page 23 page 24 10 Perform keystone correction and adjust brightness as required XJ UT Series Correct vertical and horizontal keystoning manually KEYSTONE page 49 Light Control page 52 XJ F Series XJ S Series Correct vertical keystoning manually KEYSTONE page 49 Light Control page 52 11 After you finish projecting press the P key to turn off the projector Note This product is...

Page 23: ...s Control panel Intake vents Exhaust vents left side Projection lens Security bar Security lock hole 1 Intake vents Speaker Key and indicator panel Remote control signal receiver Exhaust vents Exhaust vents Intake vents Projection lens Zoom ring Intake vents Focus ring Remote control signal receiver Speaker Security lock hole 1 AC Terminal ...

Page 24: ...the Kensington Lock Website at https www kensington com for more information Key and indicator panel Remote control signal receiver Exhaust vents Intake vents Intake vents Zoom ring Projection lens Focus ring Remote control signal receiver Speaker Security lock hole 1 AC Terminal Securitybar bottom ...

Page 25: ...key AUTO key XJ UT Series INPUT key ON Stand by P key ESC key Cursor keys q w U I Brightness sensor TEMP indicator XJ UT Series LIGHT indicator XJ UT Series POWER STANDBY indicator STATUS indicator XJ F Series XJ S Series XJ F Series XJ S Series 1 2 2 3 3 2 ...

Page 26: ... UT352WN DC 5V port XJ UT352W USB A port XJ UT312WN XJ UT352WN LAN terminal XJ UT312WN XJ UT352WN LOGO terminal AUDIO IN R L terminals VIDEO terminal MONITOR OUT terminal SERIAL terminal 3 4 5 7 6 2 1 HDMI 2 terminal HDMI 1 terminal COMPUTER IN terminal USB A DC 5V port XJ F21XN XJ F211WN DC 5V port XJ F11X XJ F101W LAN terminal XJ F21XN XJ F211WN MIC terminal XJ F21XN XJ F211WN AUDIO OUT terminal...

Page 27: ...AUDIO OUT terminal HDMI 1 terminal HDMI 2 terminal LOGO terminal USB A DC 5V port XJ S400UN XJ S400WN DC 5V port XJ S400U XJ S400W USB A port XJ S400UN XJ S400WN AUDIO IN 1 terminal XJ S400UN XJ S400WN AUDIO IN terminal XJ S400U XJ S400W AUDIO IN 2 terminal XJ S400UN XJ S400WN AUDIO IN R L terminals VIDEO terminal MIC terminal XJ S400UN XJ S400WN SERIAL terminal LAN terminal XJ S400UN XJ S400WN ...

Page 28: ...est pattern when setting up the projector to help determine the proper image size projector orientation etc For details see Test Pattern Projection on page 55 XJ UT Series Rotate the single foot on the bottom front of the projector to fine adjust the projector s vertical angle Rotate the two feet on the bottom back of the projector to fine adjust the projector s horizontal angle Placing the Projec...

Page 29: ...oot Only one of the rear feet is adjustable to a height of 3 mm The adjustable rear foot has a click position which indicates the setting where its height is the same as that of the other rear foot XJ S Series Lift up the front of the projector and press the release button This causes the front foot to drop from the bottom of the projector While holding down the release button raise and lower the ...

Page 30: ...at least 6 cm 2 4 inches between the front of the projector from which light is being emitted and the projection surface screen Maintain a distance of at least 30 cm 11 8 inches between surfaces and the other sides of the projector There should be no other objects within the above distances from the projector Particular care is required to keep objects away from projector air intake and exhaust op...

Page 31: ...nnect to the HDMI terminal or analog RGB terminal VGA terminal of the computer HDMI Connection With this type of connection the video signal and audio signal from a computer are input simultaneously using a single cable Connecting with Another Device Connecting a Computer XJ UT Series XJ F Series XJ S Series Projector Terminal Connection Cable Computer Terminal HDMI 2 or HDMI 1 1 HDMI Out terminal...

Page 32: ...t and Audio Input page 45 With this type of connection connect to the HDMI component video or composite video terminal of the video device HDMI Connection With this type of connection the video signal and audio signal from the video device are input simultaneously using a single cable Projector Terminal Connection Cable Computer Terminal COMPUTER IN 1 2 or COMPUTER IN 2 Analog RGB Out VGA terminal...

Page 33: ...als of the projector Note The relationship between the image output terminal and audio output terminal can be changed as required Note that the combinations shown in the table are initial default settings For details see Relationship Between Image Input and Audio Input page 45 Projector Terminal Connection Cable Video Device Terminal COMPUTER IN 1 2 or COMPUTER IN 2 Component Video Out terminals A...

Page 34: ... configure settings so that audio input to the projector continues to be output from the AUDIO OUT terminal even while the projector is in standby projector turned off but being supplied with power An XJ UT Series model XJ S400UN or XJ S400WN only See Option Settings 2 3 Standby RGB Audio page 65 Outputting Audio from the Projector to Another Device XJ UT Series XJ F Series XJ S Series Projector T...

Page 35: ... connecting the projector to a network you will be able to project the screen of any computer on the network You also will be able to control the projector and configure its settings from a computer For details see the separate Network Function Guide Connecting a Microphone XJ UT Series XJ F21XN XJ F211WN XJ S400UN XJ S400WN XJ UT Series XJ F21XN XJ F211WN XJ S400UN XJ S400WN Connecting to a Netwo...

Page 36: ...ut operations after a connection is established refer to the separate Network Function Guide You can update the projector s firmware software in the projector s flash ROM using a computer connected to the projector s LOGO terminal You can also transfer user logo images from the computer to the projector For information about operations after connection refer to the documentation below which is ava...

Page 37: ...about scientific calculator operation refer to its user documentation You can control the projector by sending it commands from a device computer other RS 232C controller device connected to the projector s SERIAL terminal For details about control commands see Projector RS 232C Control page 85 Connecting a Scientific Calculator Network Models Only XJ UT312WN XJ UT352WN XJ F21XN XJ F211WN XJ S400U...

Page 38: ...reless adapter cover and then secure it with the screw XJ UT Series The cover that comes with the wireless adapter cannot be installed on an XJ UT Series model To protect against theft of the wireless adapter while it is connected to the projector use the cable cover page 39 that comes with the projector USB Power Cover Included with the YW 41 Wireless Adapter Caution Keep the wireless adapter and...

Page 39: ...the cable cover in the direction indicated by the arrow in Figure 2 to attach it to the projector 3 Aligning the cable cover screw with the screw hole on the projector Figure 3 use a Phillips head screw driver to tighten the screw Figure 4 To remove the cable cover 1 Use a Phillips head screw driver to loosen the cable cover screw until it disengages from the projector without detaching it from th...

Page 40: ... its keys are not pressed inadvertently Note Specifications are subject to change without notice Remote Controller Remote control signal emitter Turns power on or off Press to exit the currently displayed menu or to cancel an operation Keys used when configuring the remote ID setting page 56 and when performing countdown timer operations page 56 Use the cursor keys to move between menu items and t...

Page 41: ... to turn on the projector This will cause the POWER STANDBY indicator green to flash for a few seconds and then stop flashing and remain lit The projector will perform an auto input search operation at this time If it finds an input signal it will start projecting its image For details see Using Auto Input Search page 43 Note For details about what indicators show see Normal Operation Indicators p...

Page 42: ...esolution For information about the projection resolution of your projector see Specifications page 88 See the user documentation that comes with your computer for details about changing its settings Change the Aspect Ratio setting to True Applies only to models that support WXGA or WUXGA projection resolution With the True setting the projector projects the input signal at its actual size 1 input...

Page 43: ...ing message appears on the display To stop an ongoing auto input search operation press the INPUT or ESC key If the projector is unable to detect an input signal it repeats the detect operation a second time in the sequence shown under Auto Input Search Sequence page 44 If the projector is ultimately unable to detect an input signal the message No signal input will appear Auto Input Search Followi...

Page 44: ...om the input source that was selected when power was last turned off You can configure settings to control whether or not an auto input search operation is trigged by turning on the projector or by holding down the INPUT key See Input Settings 3 Auto Input Search page 63 Computer1 Computer2 Video HDMI1 HDMI2 Computer1 Computer2 Video HDMI1 HDMI2 Templates Network CASIO USB Tool Computer1 Computer2...

Page 45: ...al that corresponds to the input source and the audio from the audio input terminal The relationship between input sources and terminals is shown in the table below Changing the Input Source Manually Relationship Between Image Input and Audio Input Input Source Image Input Terminal Fixed Audio Input Terminal Initial Default Computer 1 2 1 COMPUTER IN 1 2 1 AUDIO IN 1 2 1 Video VIDEO AUDIO IN R L H...

Page 46: ...ys to select the input source whose audio input setting you want to change 4 Use the and keys to select the audio input you want to assign to the selected input source 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 as required 6 After the settings are the way you want press the MENU key to exit the Setup Menu Return audio inputs for all the input sources to their initial default settings On the Setup Menu perform the fol...

Page 47: ...tion Off works when multiple users alternately connect to the projector Though the above example shows a cable connection the same also applies to wireless LAN connection Using Auto Projection Off 1 A message first appears about five seconds after the input signal is lost and then the light is turned off five seconds after that 2 The projector automatically turns off if the input source is not res...

Page 48: ...ojection Off is not triggered while any one of the following conditions exists If there has been no projection from any input source since the projector was turned on While a template page 53 the countdown timer page 56 or a test pattern page 55 is being projected While an auto input search operation is in progress page 43 Projection Light Restoration Conditions The projection light will turn back...

Page 49: ...e correction automatically Zoom an image D ZOOM 1 Press the D ZOOM key to enlarge at the center of the projected image 2 To zoom in on the center of the projected image more press the D ZOOM key again To zoom out press the D ZOOM key 3 While an image is zoomed use the and keys to scroll the view to other parts of the image Momentarily blank the image and mute the audio BLANK 1 Press the BLANK key ...

Page 50: ... 2 Use the and keys to move the highlighting to the color mode you want to select and then press the ENTER key For details on what each color mode does see Image Adjustment 1 3 Color Mode page 60 The color mode cannot be selected when Off is selected for the Light Control setting page 52 Adjust the volume level VOLUME 1 Press the VOLUME or VOLUME key to display the Volume dialog box 2 Press the VO...

Page 51: ...ctor s maximum possible size by enlarging or reducing the input signal 16 9 This setting specifies a 16 9 aspect ratio which is the same as a movie screen high definition TV etc Using this setting when the input signal is a 16 9 image that has been squeezed to a 4 3 image causes the image to be displayed with its normal 16 9 aspect ratio 16 10 This setting specifies a 16 10 aspect ratio Use this s...

Page 52: ...t Note Selecting Off for Light Control disables light output adjustment and the brightness sensor Light Control To do this Perform this operation Adjust light output 1 While there is no menu or dialog box displayed on the projection screen press the or key This displays the current light output level as a value from 1 to 7 2 Use the and key to adjust light output 3 To end the operation press the E...

Page 53: ...odel you can also adjust projection brightness page 60 Digital Screen Shift To do this Perform this operation Adjust the projection image size and position 1 Press the MENU key to display the setup menu 2 Select the following in sequence and then press the ENTER key Screen Settings Digital Screen Shift Reposition Digital Screen Shift This displays the Digital Screen Shift dialog box 3 Use the D ZO...

Page 54: ...o change the template type Network Models 1 While a template is being projected press the FUNC key and then the ENTER key This displays the template selection screen 2 Use the cursor keys to move the focus to the template you want to project To project a template that is located in a folder that is different from the currently displayed folder perform the steps below 1 While the focus is located a...

Page 55: ...1 Press the MENU key to display the setup menu 2 Select Screen Settings Blank Screen and then use the and keys to select Test Pattern 3 Press the MENU key to close the setup menu Project the Test Pattern If settings are configured to project the test pattern when there is no signal use the INPUT key to select an input source that is not sending an input signal to the projector If settings are conf...

Page 56: ...e following functions are disabled while the countdown timer is being projected Auto Projection Off page 47 Auto Power Off page 64 Showing and Hiding the Countdown Timer 1 To show the countdown timer press the TIMER key This will display the countdown timer on top of the current projected image 2 To hide the countdown timer press the TIMER key again Configuring Remote Control ID and Projector ID S...

Page 57: ...rrent cursor position You can set a countdown start time in the range of 0H00M00S to 9H59M59S 4 To apply the countdown time setting and exit the setting screen press the ENTER key To discard your changes and exit the setting screen press the ESC key Add one minute or 10 minutes to the countdown time While the countdown is stopped press the 1MIN key to add one minute or the 10MIN key to add 10 minu...

Page 58: ...e settings as described in the table below 3 To save your settings and close the timer function menu press ESC To start the timer immediately after changing its settings use and to select Start Timer on the timer function menu and then press the ENTER key before pressing ESC in the step above Using the Presentation Timer TIMER To do this Perform this operation Reposition the timer on the projected...

Page 59: ...r the countdown reaches 00 00 it will start a 60 minute count up operation from 00 01 to 60 00 The numerals of the timer display are red indicating that the presentation is over time during a count up operation Pause the timer countdown Select Pause Timer and then press the ENTER key Resume a paused timer countdown Select Restart Timer and then press the ENTER key Reset the timer to its start time...

Page 60: ...saturation of the projected image A larger value increases color saturation Image Adjustment 1 3 Tint V Adjust the tint of the projected image A larger value makes the overall image more bluish while a smaller value makes the overall image more reddish This setting is supported only when the signal is NTSC or NTSC4 43 Image Adjustment 1 3 Color Mode Select one of the following projected image colo...

Page 61: ...CVD Return all of the items in the Image Adjustment 2 main menu to their initial defaults for the currently projecting image source Volume Adjustment 3 Volume Adjust the volume level For details see Adjust the volume level VOLUME page 50 Volume Adjustment 3 Restore Menu Defaults Return the Volume setting to its initial default for the currently projecting image source Screen Settings 3 Vertical Ke...

Page 62: ... Settings 3 Auto Projection Off Specify whether or not to turn off the projection light automatically when the input signal from the input source device is lost during projection Enable Auto Projection Off enabled Disable Auto Projection Off disabled For details about the Auto Projection Off operation see Using Auto Projection Off page 47 Screen Settings 3 Digital Screen Shift Shift the digital sc...

Page 63: ...t displayed Off when the INPUT key is pressed to change the input signal Input Settings 3 Auto Input Search Specify whether or not to search for an input source when the projector is turned on or when then INPUT key is pressed On Auto Input Search enabled Off Auto Input Search disabled For details about the Auto Input Search operation see Using Auto Input Search page 43 Input Settings 3 Restore Me...

Page 64: ... Settings 1 3 Language Specify the display language English French German Italian Spanish Swedish Portuguese Dutch Norwegian Polish Finnish Czech Turkish Russian Lithuanian Vietnamese Thai Malay Indonesian Arabic Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Korean Japanese Important Network Model Users When using certain Network model functions some menus and messages may be displayed in English regardl...

Page 65: ...CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4 Indicates the current closed caption output setting CC1 CC2 CC3 and CC4 Option Settings 2 3 Timer Type Select the type of timer to be projected when the TIMER key is pressed Countdown Projects a countdown timer page 56 Presentation Projects a presentation timer page 58 Option Settings 2 3 Timer Function Display the countdown time setting screen page 57 when Countdown is selected fo...

Page 66: ... projector settings Network Settings 1 3 Network Settings 3 Initialize Network Settings Return network settings to their initial factory defaults Operational Info Display the projector information below Input Signal Signal Name Resolution Horizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency Scan System Audio Input Projector ID Light Time Version projector ROM version Board Number unique board number of each pr...

Page 67: ...IMER AUTO ASPECT FUNC 6 Re enter the same password key sequence you entered in step 5 and then press the ENTER key The message Your new password has been registered indicates that the password has been changed Press the ESC key If the password you entered in this step is different from the one you entered in step 5 the message The password you input is wrong appears Press the ESC key to return to ...

Page 68: ...to go low When inputting the password the remote controller ID and the projector ID must be the same or either the remote controller ID or projector ID must be set to All For more information see Configuring Remote Control ID and Projector ID Settings page 56 You will not be able to use the projector if you forget its password We strongly suggest that you keep a written or other type of record of ...

Page 69: ...paper like those for eyeglasses or camera lenses When cleaning the lens do not apply undue force and take care to avoid damaging the lens Dust and dirt tend to collect around the intake vents Because of this you should use a vacuum cleaner to clean away accumulated dust and dirt periodically about once a month as shown below Important Continued use of the projector after dust has accumulated aroun...

Page 70: ...ector enters the standby state see below before trying to turn on power Red Amber Amber Amber Amber Standby state The AC power cord is plugged in and the projector is in standby Red Red XJ UT312WN XJ UT352WN XJ F21XN XJ F211WN XJ S400UN XJ S400WN Projector is warming up after being turned on Green Amber Amber Green Amber XJ UT352W XJ F11X XJ F101W XJ S400U XJ S400W Green Green Green Green Projecto...

Page 71: ...orm the following steps Check for any blocking of the projector s intake vents and exhaust vents and make sure that there is sufficient space around the projector See Setup Precautions page 30 If there is dust accumulated around the intake vents and or exhaust vents turn off the projector and remove it See Cleaning the Projector page 69 Internal temperature is too high The projector will turn off ...

Page 72: ...ower back on contact your retailer or nearest authorized CASIO Service Center Memory Error Power has turned off automatically due to a projector memory error Confirm that the POWER STANDBY indicator is lit red without flashing After checking the POWER STANDBY indicator disconnect the power cord from the projector and wait for all of the projector s indicators to go out Next reconnect the power cor...

Page 73: ... device is connected check the current setting of Input Settings 3 COMPUTER1 Terminal or Input Settings 3 COMPUTER2 Terminal Change the setting if required XJ F Series Models XJ S400U XJ S400W Check the current setting of Input Settings 3 COMPUTER Terminal and change the setting if required I can t understand messages or menus because they are the wrong language Perform the following operation to ...

Page 74: ...ar from the projector Make sure the remote controller is within about five meters from the projector when performing operations The remote control ID and projector ID may not match Change the two IDs so they are the same or change one of the IDs to All For more information see Configuring Remote Control ID and Projector ID Settings page 56 The TEMP or LIGHT indicator XJ UT Series models or the STA...

Page 75: ...below to display the Setup Menu Operational Info which shows the board number 1 Press the MENU key to display the setup menu 2 Use the and keys to select Operational Info Check the Board Number line 3 Press the MENU key to close the setup menu Checking the Serial Number and Board Number XJ UT Series XJ F Series XJ S Series XJ OOO XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX Production Date YYYY MM XJ OOO XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX P...

Page 76: ... be able to be supplied to devices other than those listed on the CASIO website note that doing so may result in some functions becoming unavailable on some devices Before using output from this port to power another device be sure to check the user documentation of the device and make sure you connect it correctly Particular care is required when connecting a chargeable battery to this projector ...

Page 77: ...eiling Mount page 62 under Setup Menu Settings The projector can be hung from a ceiling When hanging a projector from the ceiling you can orient it upside down or with the projection lens facing straight downwards For full details contact the retailer where you purchased the projector Important When hanging the projector from a ceiling make sure that it is at least one meter away from fire detecto...

Page 78: ...minal while the projector is in the standby state For details see Option Settings 2 3 Standby RGB Audio page 65 Using the MONITOR OUT Terminal XJ UT Series XJ S400UN XJ S400WN When this input source is selected The video input signal from this terminal is output to the MONITOR OUT terminal Computer1 COMPUTER IN 1 Computer2 COMPUTER IN 2 Video HDMI1 HDMI2 CASIO USB Tool Network The video input sign...

Page 79: ...rojection Distance and Screen Size Projection Size Projection Distance Distance to projector front L cm inch Height from Projector Bottom to Screen Bottom h cm inch Screen Size Diagonal cm 50 127 6 2 4 24 9 4 60 152 13 5 1 27 10 6 80 203 27 10 6 32 12 6 100 254 40 15 7 38 15 110 279 47 18 5 40 15 7 h L ...

Page 80: ...8 3 15 40 102 1 27 4 17 1 88 6 17 0 1 06 3 48 1 58 5 18 9 3 54 60 152 1 95 6 4 2 87 9 42 0 1 64 5 38 2 42 7 94 13 5 12 77 196 2 54 8 33 3 72 12 2 0 2 14 7 02 3 14 10 3 17 6 69 80 203 2 64 8 66 3 86 12 66 0 2 22 7 28 3 26 10 7 18 7 09 100 254 3 33 10 93 4 85 15 91 0 2 81 9 22 4 11 13 48 22 8 66 150 381 5 04 16 54 7 33 24 05 0 4 26 13 98 6 22 20 41 34 13 39 200 508 6 76 22 18 9 82 32 22 0 5 72 18 77...

Page 81: ...8 1 82 5 97 9 3 54 1 11 3 64 1 91 6 27 8 3 15 60 152 1 64 5 38 2 78 9 12 14 5 51 1 72 5 64 2 92 9 58 12 4 72 77 196 2 13 6 99 3 59 11 78 17 6 69 2 24 7 35 3 78 12 40 16 6 30 80 203 2 22 7 28 3 74 12 27 18 7 09 2 33 7 64 3 93 12 89 16 6 30 100 254 2 80 9 19 4 70 15 42 23 9 06 2 94 9 65 4 94 16 21 20 7 87 150 381 4 25 13 94 7 10 23 29 34 13 39 4 47 14 67 7 46 24 48 31 12 20 200 508 5 70 18 70 9 50 3...

Page 82: ...A models 1920 1200 Input source RGB HDMI PC CASIO USB Tool Network or Templates Input source Video Component or HDMI DTV Aspect Ratio Setting and Projection Image Input Signal Normal Full 16 9 4 3 True SVGA 800 600 XGA 1024 768 WXGA 1280 800 SXGA 1280 1024 Input Signal Normal 16 9 16 10 4 3 Letter Box 4 3 Aspect Image Squeezed Image Letter Box Image 16 9 Aspect Image ...

Page 83: ...Tool Network or Templates Input source Video Component or HDMI DTV Input Signal Normal Full 16 9 16 10 SVGA 800 600 XGA 1024 768 WXGA 1280 800 SXGA 1280 1024 Input Signal Normal 16 9 16 10 4 3 4 3 Aspect Image Squeezed Image Letter Box Image 16 9 Aspect Image ...

Page 84: ...60 1400 1050 60 1440 900 60 1600 1200 60 1680 1050 60 1920 1080 60 1920 1200RB 60 Video NTSC NTSC4 43 PAL PAL M PAL N PAL60 SECAM Component HDTV 1080p 50 1080p 60 720p 50 720p 60 1080i 50 1080i 60 Component SDTV 576p 50 576i 50 480p 60 480i 60 HDMI 640 480 60 800 600 60 1024 768 60 1280 720 60 1280 768 60 1280 800 60 1280 960 60 1280 1024 60 1400 1050 60 1920 1080 60 1920 1200RB 60 SDTV 480p SDTV ...

Page 85: ...ly sent command a projector key operation or a remote controller key operation send of the next command must wait until the projector completes the previous process Projector RS 232C Control Communication Protocol Data Rate 19200 bps Data Bit 8 bit Parity None Stop Bit 1 bit Flow Control None Read Command Send Format command name Receive Format applicable command setting range current setting Comm...

Page 86: ...to decrease it VLM MUT Mute 0 Off 1 On PST Color Mode 1 Graphics 2 Theater 3 Standard 4 Blackboard 5 Natural 6 Vivid XJ S Series only 7 DICOM Simulation XJ S Series only ARZ Aspect Ratio 0 Normal 2 1 16 9 2 Normal 2 3 Letter Box 4 Full 5 True 6 4 3 7 16 10 LMP Reads the cumulative light time Returns the number of hours as an integer value PMD Light Control 0 Bright 3 1 Normal 3 2 Light Sensor On 3...

Page 87: ...2 x 2 Area MIR Mirror Mode 0 Off 1 On BSN Board Number Shows the board number page 75 1 This setting is applied to the input source signal that is currently being projected by the projector 2 Setting 0 is the Normal setting when the input source is RGB or HDMI PC while setting 2 is the Normal setting when the input source is component HDMI DTV or Video 3 Light Control Off Mode settings 4 The setti...

Page 88: ...A terminal 1 Audio Input RCA R L terminals 3 5 mm stereo mini jack 2 XJ UT Series models XJ S400UN XJ S400WN 3 5 mm stereo mini jack 1 XJ F Series models XJ S400U XJ S400W Audio Output 3 5 mm stereo mini jack 1 USB Host USB type A 2 XJ UT312WN XJ UT352WN XJ S400UN XJ S400WN USB type A 1 XJ F21XN XJ F211WN USB Device Micro USB type B 1 For firmware update and logo data registration Control Terminal...

Page 89: ... Output MONITOR OUT terminal RGB 15 pin mini D Sub 1 Mic Input 3 3 5 mm monaural mini jack 1 USB A Power Supply Port 4 DC 5V 1 DC 5V 1 DC 5V 1 USB A Port 1 1 Power Consumption 100 to 240V Light Output 7 when Light Control is On 160W 185W Light Output 1 when Light Control is On 90W 105W When Bright is selected for Light Control Off Mode 195W 225W When Normal is selected for Light Control Off Mode 1...

Page 90: ... Brightness 1 2 3300 lumens 3500 lumens RGB Signal Display Resolution Native 1024 768 Native 1280 800 Maximum 1920 1200 resizing Terminals RGB Input COMPUTER terminal RGB 15 pin mini D Sub 1 Used for both RGB input and component YCbCr YPbPr input Component Input Mic Input 3 3 5 mm monaural mini jack 1 Network models only USB A Power Supply Port 4 DC 5V 1 DC 5V 1 DC 5V 1 DC 5V 1 USB A Port 1 1 Powe...

Page 91: ...ection Distance 60 inches 1 64 to 2 78 meters 5 4 to 9 1 feet 1 72 to 2 92 meters 5 7 to 9 6 feet 100 inches 2 80 to 4 70 meters 9 2 to 15 4 feet 2 94 to 4 94 meters 9 7 to 16 2 feet Minimum Projection Distance 0 77 meters 2 5 feet 0 81 meters 2 7 feet Brightness 1 2 4000lm RGB Signal Display Resolution Native 1920 1200 Native 1280 800 Maximum 1920 1200 resizing Terminals RGB Input Component Input...

Page 92: ... Enable is specified for Remote On 5 0 8W Network models only Approximate Dimensions 357 W 337 D 124 H mm 14 1 13 3 4 9 not including projections Approximate Weight 5 9kg 13 0lbs 1 When the Light Control Off Mode setting is Bright ISO 21118 2012 standard 2 Shows overall average value when the projector is shipped from the factory This type of entry is governed by ISO 21118 2012 data projector spec...

Page 93: ...93 TCO Certified Document URL https world casio com projector tco ...

Page 94: ...t into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help FCC CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Proper connectors must be used for connection to host computer and or peripherals in order t...

Page 95: ...re be sure to do so in accordance with the terms and conditions of the GPL and LGPL 2 This Software is provided as is without expressed or implied warranty of any kind However this disclaimer does not affect the terms and conditions of the warranty of the product itself including malfunctions due to This Software 3 For details about the GPL and LGPL that This Software comes under visit the CASIO w...

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