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Page 1: ...d to any Distributor product that has been damaged as a result of accident misuse or abuse by the use of parts not manufactured or sold by Distributor by unauthorised modification of the Projector or...

Page 2: ...ptly arranged with Distributor or its authorised personnel and where appropriate representatives of the carrier Any other claim or action respecting the condition or conformity of the Projector or any...

Page 3: ...cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Trademarks Copyright DLP and DMD are registered trademarks of Texas Instrument Inc IBM...

Page 4: ...e Projector 5 Important Information 7 Connecting the Projector to your computer 8 Connecting the Projector to your video player 11 Using the Projector 13 Maintenance 46 Trouble shooting 49 TV Tuner Op...

Page 5: ...the Slide Works presentation utility software with over 50 powerful presentation tools included Ask your dealer for information about other presentation products and accessories For added security an...

Page 6: ...deo Apple Macintosh Adapter with Macintosh Male Pin Out Serial cable Adapter for composite video to BNC Interactive Remote Control Batteries 5 m Buffer cable Diskettes Lamp If you want to use the Proj...

Page 7: ...mp manufacturer specifies an average lifetime for the lamp You should not use the lamp beyond this average life time offers no warranty on the lamp See the Quick Guide or part 7 Maintenance Changing t...

Page 8: ...the On Off switch on the Projector With all the connections done and the screws properly fastened the Projector and computer may be powered up Switch on the units in the mentioned sequence 6 The Proje...

Page 9: ...to a desktop PC with standard RGB Backpanel of computer RGB OUT Macintosh adapter with Macintosh Male Pin Out Macintosh adapter with Macintosh Female Pin Out Macintosh monitor cable To DAVIS Powerbeam...

Page 10: ...standard laptop notebook Fig 4 Connecting to a laptop notebook Backpanel of computer RGB OUT Macintosh adapter with Macintosh Male Pin Out To DAVIS Powerbeam Connecting to an Apple Macintosh Powerboo...

Page 11: ...connector and the other plug to the white connec tor Red is the right stereo channel 3 Connect the power cable from the Projector to the wall outlet 4 When all the connections are done and verified s...

Page 12: ...e Projector plug panel see fig 7 Connect the audio cable from the audio out connectors on the video source to the S video Audio in connectors on the Projector Connect the red plug to the red con necto...

Page 13: ...conditions The Projector will display a high brightness image even under normal light conditions and does not require any special considerations with respect to lighting However if you want to optimi...

Page 14: ...ent models offer varying degree of reflection In general screens with some form of reflective coating offer better image quality than do regular screens Avoid overheating the Projector Cooling is very...

Page 15: ...om the screen to an infra red receiver on the Projector NOTE Make sure that nothing is blocking the IR receiver located beneath the lens or at the back of the projector as this will prevent the commun...

Page 16: ...ey key Interrupt break an action Right mouse key Menu Press the Menu key to access the menu control functions To move within the various menu functions position the arrow cursor by pressing the sensit...

Page 17: ...touch of your thumb into smooth cursor movement To move the cursor place your thumb on the centre of the mouse pad and rock it in the direction you want the cursor to go You can move the cursor in any...

Page 18: ...has Windows installed you may wish to practice this function by playing the game of solitaire Backpanel of computer RGB OUT Computer Monitor Cable To COM port To DAVIS Powerbeam Fig 10 Connecting the...

Page 19: ...anual s guide for connecting the product to a PC If you have a mouse connected to your PC this must be disconnected because the PC cannot find more than one mouse Connect the serial data cable 8 pin t...

Page 20: ...nformation in your mouse ini file could also be named mousedrive ini 2 Enter File Manager and double click on the apropriate mouse initiation file and make sure of the following The important here is...

Page 21: ...box of your 5m buffer cable Attach the other end to either the MODEM or PRINTER port on your Macintosh Turn on the product Turn on your Macintosh To install the Apple Macintosh driver software Insert...

Page 22: ...3 After use you should re enable all devices that were disabled in step 2 above PowerBook If you are using the Interactive Remote Control with a PowerBook portable with no printer port please observe...

Page 23: ...acintosh Using the Remote Controller Make sure to complete the procedures above To open the Remote Controller control panel double click on the icon in the control panel folder Each time you open the...

Page 24: ...iver when the unit is not connected especially if you wish to attach another device to the modem or printer port of your Macintosh Turning off the driver completely removes it from the system heap Thi...

Page 25: ...up menu will activate the Custom Settings area As long as the title Custom Settings is blinking the control panel will record any combination of key strokes and or mouse clicks Clicking cancel will st...

Page 26: ...Projector is very handy to use when the Remote Control has low batteries or you sim ply have forgotten to bring it with you The key functions are as follows SENSITIVE MOUSE PAD The sensitive mouse pad...

Page 27: ...Press this key to focus the projected image SOURCE The Projector has direct keys for all four sources TV TUNER Press this key if you want to select TV as your source COMPUTER Press this key if you wan...

Page 28: ...or the Enter key on the Control Panel You click once to select the icon and once more to activate it If the icon has a level 2 window this will now appear on the screen You may then change the settin...

Page 29: ...menu language Change to alternative picture mode Show accumulated lamp time Dedicate func tion to the ZAP button Info Show test picture Turn off projector Source Select external computer as source Sel...

Page 30: ...he Control Panel The window above also has two slide controls and a check box You change the slide controls by moving the mouse pointer over the arrow buttons and press the button underneath the Inter...

Page 31: ...ck box Auto con trast When the check box is on it is not possible to adjust the contrast with the slider Colour Manager which is a system where you can select how you want the Projector to treath colo...

Page 32: ...he window to the left is the one you get if you have con nected PAL or SECAM video standards as source In these windows you can adjust four video parameters tint only in NTSC saturation brightness and...

Page 33: ...gh brightness Warm colours I and Warm colours II Select the Colour Manager mode you wish to use Select OK to save your changes and exit or select Cancel to exit without saving your changes This icon w...

Page 34: ...he optimal position switch on the check box Auto position When this check box is on it is still possible to adjust the position with the two slid ers This will result in the auto position function bei...

Page 35: ...will appear if resolution is higher or lower than 640x480 Select one of the above icons from the MAIN MENU This function will expand or compress the screen image vertically This is useful if you are d...

Page 36: ...on the expand icon If you have expanded the image and want to compress it select the compress icon Compress image If you have a higher computer resolution than 800 x 600 the image will allways be sho...

Page 37: ...e MAIN MENU You will get the window below Switch on the leftmost check box to rotate the screen image 180 front ceiling mounting Switching on the rightmost check box will mirror the screen image rear...

Page 38: ...these Advanced Adjustments is that you as a user can manually override all parameters and fine tune settings to make them fit your particular application exactly This is very useful if you eg have a...

Page 39: ...tive picture mode is available You will have the option of selecting an alternative picture mode if the system recognizes a graphics mode which has the exact characteristics of a different mode and wh...

Page 40: ...mp reset indicator and the whole lamp replace ment mechanism of the Projector is designed with user convenience in mind eliminating the need for costly service calls Show accumulated lamp time Show ac...

Page 41: ...on you will dedicate to the ZAP button on the Interactive Remote Control Select OK to save your changes and exit or select Cancel to exit without saving your changes By selecting this icon you will ge...

Page 42: ...orrect set up that the projected image dis plays full 800x600 and that product source synchroniza tion is correct Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU This will set the Projectorin standby positio...

Page 43: ...above icon in the source section of the MAIN MENU If you activate this icon the Projector will tell you that you have selected the picture section TV Tuner as source To enter the TV Tuner menu you si...

Page 44: ...rom the MAIN MENU You will get the window below Use this function when you have connected an audio signal to the Audio in connectors or the microphone connector on the Projector Use the four sliders t...

Page 45: ...et optimal performance we recom mend that you use a dynamic microphone with 600 ohm and 6 3 mm plug The final box lets you select a common audio source for all your connected computer and video source...

Page 46: ...cifies an average lifetime You should not use the lamp beyond this average lifetime offers no warranty on the lamp 1 Switch off the Projector and unplug it from the wall outlet The lamp assembly lid i...

Page 47: ...dule out of its package and slide it into the Projector 5 Fasten the screw of the lamp module by pushing it in and turning it clockwise 6 Close the lamp lid by turning the lock 90 clockwise It is not...

Page 48: ...ut the fuse assembly and replace the fuse with a fresh one 3 Insert the fuse assembly 4 Mount the plastic lid 5 Connect the Projector to the wall outlet and switch it on User spare parts You should al...

Page 49: ...7 The lamp does not function see the Quick Guide or part 7 Maintenance Changing the lamp 8 The open lid detector prevents the Projector from being turned on Lock the lamp lid properly Symptom Low brig...

Page 50: ...ning If the unit turns itself off again you should disconnect the Projectorfrom the mains and contact your dealer Symptom Poor response from the Interactive Remote Control Possible causes and remedies...

Page 51: ...pressure sensing pad to move the mouse pointer to a menu icon and click the button left mouse underneath the Interactive Remote Control or the Enter key of the Control Panel You click once to select...

Page 52: ...creen press the MENU key on the Interactive Remote Control or on the Control Panel of the Projector It will also automatically disappear after 20 seconds If a TV Tuner is installed in your Projector y...

Page 53: ...e above icon from the MAIN MENU You will get the window below The TV Tuner Setup Menu has five main parts TV System First you should select the right TV System for your tuner In the TV Systems section...

Page 54: ...are looking for but you should use the up and down arrows to scroll the channels When you get to a channel that you would like to have easy access to you can assign it to the current TV Pro gram 1 30...

Page 55: ...nna you must store each channel in a different location meaning that you must switch channels on the TV itself The same is true for the Projector TV Tuner When hooked up to an antenna you assign the d...

Page 56: ...r the satellite dish to switch between the different channels Follow the instructions in the TV Tuner Setup Menu to assign channels to the different TV Programs Programming Channels You are free to pr...

Page 57: ...el 26 cooling 14 cooling fan 14 E expand image VGA 35 expand image SVGA 36 external computer selecting 42 F fan cooling 14 H Hardcase 5 I image compressing 35 interactive remote control 15 driver soft...

Page 58: ...IDENTIFYING THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE PROJECTOR 5 Before you start 5 Contents...

Page 59: ...ECTOR PROJECTOR TOYOUR COMPUTER 8 Connecting to a desktop computer 9 Connecting to an Apple Macintosh desktop computer 9 Connecting to a standard laptop notebook 10 Connecting to an Apple Macintosh Po...

Page 60: ...CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR PROJECTOR TOYOUR VIDEO PLAYER 11 Using composite video 11 Using Scart video 12 Using S video 12 Contents...

Page 61: ...ractive Remote Control 17 Using the pressure sensing mouse pad 17 To click an item 17 To drag an item 18 Using the Interactive Remote Control to control your PC or Apple Macintosh computer 19 To insta...

Page 62: ...MAINTENANCE 46 Changing batteries in the remote control 46 Changing installing the lamp 46 Changing fuses 48 User spare parts 48 Contents...

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