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Appendix

LitePro 560/570 User’s Guide

Accessories

Contact your In Focus dealer to order. Refer to the In Focus
Accessories Catalog for additional items.

Item

Part Number

Read Me First card

009-0124-xx

LitePro 560/570 User’s Guide

010-0060-xx

LiteShow II User’s Guide

010-0061-xx

Soft Carry Case

110-0079-xx

Shipping Box

110-0080-xx

ATA-Approved Hard Carry Case

591-0169-xx

LitePro (VGA) Cable

210-0014-xx

North American Power Cord

210-0023-xx

Australian Power Cord

210-0027-xx

UK Power Cord

210-0028-xx

European Power Cord

210-0029-xx

Danish Power Cord

210-0030-xx

Swiss Power Cord

210-0031-xx

Projection Lamps, 36V, 400W (set of 2)

232-0020-xx

Lens Cover

340-0148-xx

Mac Adapters (set of 2)

516-0003-xx

Remote Control Programmer User’s Guide

010-0083-xx

Remote Control Programmer Software

599-0064-xx

Remote Control Programmer (RS-232) Cable

210-0055-xx

Remote Control Programmer (RS-232) Adapter

515-0025-xx

RCA jack-to-mini plug adapter

515-0034-xx

Remote Control

590-0095-xx

LitePro Ceiling Mount Kit

591-0098-xx

LiteShow Demo Disk

599-0063-xx

LiteShow System Disk

599-0062-xx

Fuse, 10A, 3AB (use w/110V)

749-0013-xx

Fuse Holder for 10A, 3AB Fuse (use w/110V)

749-0014-xx

Fuse, 6.3A, 5x20mm (use w/220V)

749-0010-xx

Fuse Holder for 6.3A, 5x20mm Fuse (use w/220V)

749-0011-xx

APPEN.FRA Page 53 Tuesday, January 28, 1997 10:00 AM

Summary of Contents for LitePro 560

Page 1: ...USER S GUIDE LCD PROJECTOR...

Page 2: ...nd described in detail in the LitePro 560 570 User s Guide The User s Guide contains instructions and illustrations for connections to all compatible computers It also describes the remote control but...

Page 3: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Connect the LitePro cable to the monitor connector on your com puter If you want to display your presen tation on your computer s monitor as well as on the projection screen attach the M...

Page 5: ...ith respect to the receiver Plug the equipment into a different outlet so the equipment and receiver are on different branch circuits Fasten cables using mounting screws to ensure adequate electromagn...

Page 6: ...tion relates are in conformity with the following standards EN 55022 Information Technology Equipment Emission Standard EN 50082 1 Generic Immunity Standard EN 60950 1992 A1 A2 1993 Safety of Informat...

Page 7: ...Image 18 Adjusting the Height 18 Switching to the Spare Lamp 19 Using the Remote Control Buttons 20 Using the Menus 24 Menu 1 Functions 26 Menu 2 Functions 28 Audio Menu Functions 36 Maintenance 39 Cl...

Page 8: ...on Refer to the User s Guide for important safety information Fuse Refer to Replacing the Fuse on page 43 of this User s Guide for important safety information Hot Surface Do not touch until the LiteP...

Page 9: ...faces The rear of the LitePro becomes very hot during operation Avoid touching the exhaust grill on the lamp door Allow the LitePro to cools for at least 20 minutes before replacing a lamp When you op...

Page 10: ...o is ideal for high performance business CAD and imaging applications that demand high resolution and exceptional color quality Figure 1 Shipping Box Contents 1 LitePro 560 570 LCD projector not shown...

Page 11: ...ssic Macintosh Portable 100 The resolution of the LitePro s projected image is 640x480 The LitePro displays computer images that are 640x480 or lower just as they appear on your computer s monitor Scr...

Page 12: ...itePro as you would any product with glass components Be especially careful not to drop it Avoid leaving the LitePro in direct sunlight or extreme cold for extended periods of time If this happens all...

Page 13: ...projector on a flat surface If you want to use the LitePro s Rear Project feature set it up behind your translucent screen Refer to Rear Projection on page 28 for more information The projector must...

Page 14: ...ges are common in your area 5 Make sure your computer and monitor are turned off 6 Locate the Y shaped LitePro cable that was shipped with your projector Connect the end labeled LCD to the Computer co...

Page 15: ...uter s screen resolution is greater than 800x600 you will need to reset it to 800x600 or less Refer to your computer s documentation for instructions If you have a an IBM compatible desktop computer p...

Page 16: ...nitor connector on the computer If you want to display your presentation on your monitor as well as on the projection screen attach the Monitor end of the LitePro cable to the other Mac adapter Then c...

Page 17: ...onitor port Most laptop computers do not automatically activate their external monitor port when a device such as the LitePro is connected Refer to your computer manual for the command that activates...

Page 18: ...e an Apple PowerBook Duo computer you must have a DuoDock adapter which provides a video out connector You ll also need one of the Mac adapters that came with the LitePro Follow the instructions for c...

Page 19: ...ill need an RCA jack to mini plug adapter Refer to Accessories on page 53 for order information 11 If you have a LitePro 570 you can connect it to a video player laser disc VCR or camcorder If your vi...

Page 20: ...use the audio video cable that came with the LitePro you will need to obtain an S Video cable Plug your S Video cable into the S Video connectors in the SOURCE 3 or SOURCE 4 areas on the connector pan...

Page 21: ...source Plug the red and white connectors on the LitePro s audio video cable into the corresponding audio connectors on your video player Plug the other red and white connectors into the corresponding...

Page 22: ...570 you can connect it to an externally amplified speaker system Plug your audio cable into the Audio Out connectors on the LitePro You must use an amplified external speaker with the LitePro A non a...

Page 23: ...ting the microphone level refer to Volume and Audio Lock on page 36 15 Turn on your monitor 16 Plug the power cord into the projector then plug it into your electrical outlet Always use the power cord...

Page 24: ...activation commands If the image is not projected directly on the screen adjust the height of the elevator Refer to Adjusting the Height on page 18 for instructions If you need to focus the projector...

Page 25: ...ook right adjust the brightness page 26 then adjust the sync again page 27 Turning the LitePro Off It is very important to allow the projector to cool down before turning it completely off Turning the...

Page 26: ...e the LitePro 1 Raise the front of the projector off the table by lifting up on the handle 2 Press the quick release button just inside the handle The eleva tor foot releases 3 Gently lift or lower th...

Page 27: ...ctions Replacing the Projection Lamps on page 40 also describes this procedure When both lamps are installed in the LitePro only one is used at a time The other is available as a spare for when the ac...

Page 28: ...e menus When a menu is displayed pressing menu again removes it from the screen When you remove a menu the LitePro saves any changes you made The changes you made will be saved even after you turn the...

Page 29: ...Menu is displayed select enter cycles forward through the available settings for the highlighted function When a computer or video image is displayed select enter switches among the sources that are c...

Page 30: ...a menu is displayed press freeze esc to pause the display Press it again to return to the current image LP 560LS LP 570LS When a LiteShow presentation is displayed press freeze esc to exit LiteShow m...

Page 31: ...ne of these functions Refer to Prog Button on page 32 for descriptions of these operations and instructions on how to program the button standby The standby button switches the projection lamp off Pre...

Page 32: ...LitePro will continue to operate normally The only loss of functionality is that changes you make in the menus will not be saved after you turn the LitePro off All settings will return to their defaul...

Page 33: ...s highlighted 3 Press select enter The right side of each menu contains information about the state of the LitePro If you need to call In Focus Technical Support for assistance they may need to know t...

Page 34: ...ges the color saturation Adjusting the brightness has no effect if a computer source is not connected To adjust the brightness 1 Press the menu button to display Menu 1 2 Use the right or left arrow b...

Page 35: ...tions allow you to change the vertical position of the projected image To re position the display 1 Press the menu button to display Menu 1 2 Use the right or left arrow buttons to highlight Up Down 3...

Page 36: ...o enable Rear Projection The image immediately changes to display the mirror image Press select enter again to change it back Source Prompt When you are displaying your presentation and you press sele...

Page 37: ...enable or disable the test pattern off RS 232 When the LitePro s RS 232 connection is enabled you can use the LitePro s remote control to send commands to your computer To use this feature you must in...

Page 38: ...ctory default states The defaults are To reset your adjustments 1 Press the menu button to display Menu 1 2 Use the right or left arrow buttons to highlight Menu 2 3 Press select enter to display Menu...

Page 39: ...4 Use the right or left arrow buttons to highlight the source under Source Enable that you want to enable or disable 5 Press select enter to enable or disable that source All enabled sources are mark...

Page 40: ...o need to connect your serial source to the SERIAL connector on the LitePro Refer to the Remote Control Programmer User s Guide for more information When RS 232 is enabled you cannot use the arrow but...

Page 41: ...elect enter the LitePro immediately re displays the menu in the selected language Tracking The LitePro usually adjusts tracking automatically when you connect your computer However if the display show...

Page 42: ...e the right or left arrow buttons to highlight Menu 2 3 Press select enter to display Menu 2 4 Use the right or left arrow buttons to highlight Text Mode 5 Press select enter to enable Text Mode an x...

Page 43: ...display Menu 1 2 Use the right or left arrow buttons to highlight Menu 2 3 Press select enter to display Menu 2 4 Use the right or left arrow buttons to highlight Comp 5 Press select enter enable or d...

Page 44: ...t the source or microphone you want to adjust Be sure that the microphone volume is set to a low level before you install a microphone If it is set too high you may damage the LitePro s speakers 5 Pre...

Page 45: ...left arrow buttons to highlight Audio 3 Press select enter to display the Audio Menu 4 Use the right or left arrow buttons to select Treble 5 Press the up arrow button to increase the treble Press th...

Page 46: ...ow buttons to highlight Audio 3 Press select enter to display the Audio Menu 4 Use the right or left arrow buttons to highlight Loudness 5 Press select enter to enable or disable Loudness Mute Enablin...

Page 47: ...LitePro refer to Troubleshooting on page 47 of this User s Guide Call In Focus Technical Support if necessary If your LitePro needs repair they will refer you to an In Focus Authorized Service Provid...

Page 48: ...hot Use extreme care 2 While you re waiting for the LitePro to cool find a clean soft cloth that you can use to hold the lamp You can also hold it with the plastic bag that comes with each new lamp H...

Page 49: ...mp changer to the other side 10 Replace the other lamp if necessary Be sure not to touch it with your bare fingers Figure 18 Opening the Lamp Door WARNING VORSICHT ATTENTION LAMP AND METAL PARTS MAY B...

Page 50: ...e end of its life or has become degraded Bulb Guard causes the lamp to blink When this happens switch to the spare lamp After you have finished your presentation and the LitePro has cooled replace the...

Page 51: ...If your line voltage is 220V to 240V as in most European countries use a 6 3 amp 250V 5x20 mm fuse If your line voltage is 100V to 120V as in Japan the United States and most North American countries...

Page 52: ...6 Pull the fuse holder out of the LitePro as shown in Figure 23 7 Remove the blown fuse from the fuse holder 8 Push the new fuse into the clips of the holder until it is securely seated as shown in Fi...

Page 53: ...Maintenance LitePro 560 570 User s Guide 45 Figure 23 Removing the Fuse Holder Figure 24 Inserting the New Fuse into the Fuse Holder...

Page 54: ...g on page 5 2 Check cable connections Verify that all computer and power cables are properly connected 3 Verify that all power is switched on 4 Verify that you have pushed the STANDBY button on the re...

Page 55: ...ite Pro is plugged into a power strip is the power strip turned on Is the lens cap still on the projection lens at the front of the projector Are the lamps installed Refer to Replacing the Projection...

Page 56: ...tePro computer monitor computer It is especially important that this sequence be followed for Macintosh computers Is your computer graphics system set up correctly Is your computer s graphics board tu...

Page 57: ...Tracking on page 33 for more information The projection lens may need cleaning Problem Image is noisy or streaked Adjust the sharpness Refer to Sharpness on page 35 for more information Adjust the sy...

Page 58: ...5x20mm Input Power Requirements 100 to 240 VAC 7 2A to 2500 mA 50 to 60 Hz Remote Control Battery Two 2 AAA alkaline cells Range 25 feet 7 62m when reflected off a white wall or projection screen wit...

Page 59: ...C At 10 000 ft 3048m the maximum temperature is 29 C Temperature Operating Nominal 25 C Non operating 0 to 60 C Altitude Operating 0 to 10 000 feet 3048 meters Non operating 20 000 feet 6096 meters H...

Page 60: ...029 xx Danish Power Cord 210 0030 xx Swiss Power Cord 210 0031 xx Projection Lamps 36V 400W set of 2 232 0020 xx Lens Cover 340 0148 xx Mac Adapters set of 2 516 0003 xx Remote Control Programmer User...

Page 61: ...sted here LCD Connector The end of the LitePro cable that plugs into the LitePro itself is a male 26 pin D style connector The table below lists its pin assignments Input Pin Signal Description Output...

Page 62: ...style connector The VGA connector is a male video RGB 15 pin micro D style connector The table below lists the pin assignments for both connectors Pin Signal Description 1 Red analog input 2 Green an...

Page 63: ...rl D FN D or Ctrl D Ctrl FN D Ctrl FN D FN F5 FN F5 type from A IVGA CRT type from A IVGA CRT Austin Ctrl Alt Ctrl Alt Altima Shift Ctrl Alt C Shift Ctrl Alt L setup VGA Conf Simulscan setup VGA Conf...

Page 64: ...F1 Micro Express automatic warm reboot Microslave automatic warm reboot Mitsubishi SW2 On Off Off Off SW2 Off On On On NCR setup screen option setup screen option NEC setup screen option setup screen...

Page 65: ...T port when some type of display device is attached These manufacturers offer more than one activation command depending on the computer model 4500 FN F5 FN F5 setup screen option setup screen option...

Page 66: ...justing 37 bass adjusting 37 batteries replacing in remote control 42 black screen 32 blank screen 32 brightness adjusting 26 Bulb Guard 42 bulb see lamp C cables audio video 11 LitePro cable 2 6 7 53...

Page 67: ...ide or too narrow 49 K keypad using to display menu 1 24 L lamp average life 19 51 BulbGuard 42 flashing off and on 42 handling 40 life detection system 42 ordering spares 53 replacing the lamps 40 sp...

Page 68: ...see IBM compatible computers Performa see Macintosh pin assignments for LitePro cable 54 55 Pixel Slice 34 positioning the image 27 power cable connecting to LitePro 15 ordering spares 53 power suppl...

Page 69: ...3 information to have on hand before you call 48 things to try before you call 47 temperature limits 52 test pattern description 29 displaying 21 29 menu function 29 won t go away 49 Text Mode menu fu...

Page 70: ...d on the outside of the shipping carton containing the Product WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION In Focus shall have no further obligation under the foregoing limited warranty if the Product has been...

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