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2. Projecting an Image (Basic Operation)

Adjusting the vertical position of a projected image (Lens shift)

CAUTION

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Turn the lens shift dials clockwise or counterclockwise.

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Downward

Upward

Lens shift dial (Horizontal)

Lens shift dial (Vertical)

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Summary of Contents for PA721X

Page 1: ...PA621X PA671W PA621U PA571W PA521U PA722X PA622X PA672W PA622U PA572W PA522U User s Manual Model No NP PA721X NP PA621X NP PA671W NP PA621U NP PA571W NP PA521U NP PA722X NP PA622X NP PA672W NP PA622U NP PA572W NP PA522U ...

Page 2: ...S SSOCIA TION s 4RADEMARK 0 INK IS A TRADEMARK APPLIED FOR TRADEMARK RIGHTS IN APAN THE 5NITED 3TATES OF MERICA AND OTHER COUNTRIES AND AREAS s 7I I 7I I LLIANCE AND 7I I 0ROTECTED CCESS 70 70 ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF THE 7I I LLI ANCE s LU RAY IS A TRADEMARK OF LU RAY ISC SSOCIATION s 2 342 AND 2 6 7 ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF RESTRON LECTRONICS NC IN THE 5NITED 3TATES AND OTHER COUNTRIES s...

Page 3: ... WITH ANADIAN 3 Machine Noise Information Regulation 3 GPSGV 4HE HIGHEST SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL IS LESS THAN D IN ACCORDANCE WITH 3 CAUTION VOID DISPLAYING STATIONARY IMAGES FOR A PROLONGED PERIOD OF TIME OING SO CAN RESULT IN THESE IMAGES BEING TEMPORARILY SUSTAINED ON THE SURFACE OF THE PANEL F THIS SHOULD HAPPEN CONTINUE TO USE YOUR PROJECTOR 4HE STATIC BACKGROUND FROM PREVIOUS IMAGES WILL DISAPP...

Page 4: ...O TRY TO CORRECT THE INTERFERENCE BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING MEASURES s 2EORIENT OR RELOCATE THE RECEIVING ANTENNA s NCREASE THE SEPARATION BETWEEN THE EQUIPMENT AND RECEIVER s ONNECT THE EQUIPMENT INTO AN OUTLET ON A CIRCUIT DIFFERENT FROM THAT TO WHICH THE RECEIVER IS CONNECTED s ONSULT THE DEALER OR AN EXPERIENCED RADIO 46 TECHNICIAN FOR HELP OR 5 ONLY N 5 A 3 APPROVED POWER CORD WITH MOUL...

Page 5: ...G SO CAN CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR lRE s 4HE PROJECTOR IS DESIGNED TO OPERATE ON A POWER SUPPLY OF 6 Z NSURE THAT YOUR POWER SUPPLY lTS THIS REQUIREMENT BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE YOUR PROJECTOR s O NOT LOOK INTO THE LENS WHILE THE PROJECTOR IS ON 3ERIOUS DAMAGE TO YOUR EYES COULD RESULT s EEP ANY ITEMS MAGNIFYING GLASS ETC OUT OF THE LIGHT PATH OF THE PROJECTOR 4HE LIGHT PATH BEING PROJECTED FROM T...

Page 6: ... FOOT OR HANGING ON THE WALL CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE PROJECTOR s O NOT SEND THE PROJECTOR IN THE SOFT CASE BY PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE OR CARGO SHIPMENT 4HE PROJECTOR INSIDE THE SOFT CASE COULD BE DAMAGED s 3ELECT IN AN MODE IF YOU CONTINUE TO USE THE PROJECTOR FOR CONSECUTIVE DAYS ROM THE MENU SELECT 3 450 m 04 3 m m m s O NOT MOVE THE PROJECTOR BY HOLDING THE CABLE COVER OING SO MAY RESULT IN THE...

Page 7: ...JECTOR OFF AND THEN DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD LLOW AT LEAST ONE HOUR FOR THE LAMP TO COOL BEFORE HANDLING s 7HEN REMOVING THE LAMP FROM A CEILING MOUNTED PROJECTOR MAKE SURE THAT NO ONE IS UNDER THE PROJECTOR LASS FRAGMENTS COULD FALL IF THE LAMP HAS BEEN BURNED OUT About High Altitude mode s 3ET TO 4 45 WHEN USING THE PROJECTOR AT ALTITUDES APPROXIMATELY FEET METERS OR HIGHER 5SING THE PROJECTOR ...

Page 8: ...NVULSIONS AND NUMBNESS STOP VIEWING THEM F SYMPTOMS STILL PERSIST CONSULT A DOCTOR s 6IEW IMAGES FROM THE FRONT OF THE SCREEN 6IEWING FROM AN ANGLE MAY CAUSE FATIGUE OR EYESTRAIN Power management function 4HE PROJECTOR HAS POWER MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS 4O REDUCE POWER CONSUMPTION THE POWER MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS AND ARE FACTORY PRESET AS SHOWN BELOW 4O CONTROL THE PROJECTOR FROM AN EXTERNAL DEVICE VIA ...

Page 9: ...OF 0ROJECTING AN MAGE 12 ONNECTING 9OUR OMPUTER ONNECTING THE 0OWER ORD 13 4URNING ON THE 0ROJECTOR 1 OTE ON 3TARTUP SCREEN ENU ANGUAGE 3ELECT SCREEN 15 3ELECTING A 3OURCE 16 3ELECTING THE COMPUTER OR VIDEO SOURCE 16 DJUSTING THE 0ICTURE 3IZE AND 0OSITION 17 DJUSTING THE VERTICAL POSITION OF A PROJECTED IMAGE ENS SHIFT 18 OCUS 1 PPLICABLE LENS 0 20 OOM 21 DJUSTING THE 4ILT EET 21 ORRECTING EYSTONE...

Page 10: ...RY DEVICE 60 3TARTING THE 6IEWER 60 XITING THE 6IEWER 63 AMES AND FUNCTIONS OF 6IEWER SCREEN 6 6IEWER OPTION SETTINGS 6 0ROJECTING DATA FROM SHARED FOLDER 72 ONNECTING THE PROJECTOR TO THE SHARED FOLder 72 ISCONNECTING THE SHARED FOLDER FROM THE PROJECTOR 75 0ROJECTING DATA FROM MEDIA SERVER 76 3ETTING UP h EDIA 3HARINGv IN 7INDOWS EDIA 0LAYER 76 3ETTING UP h EDIA 3HARINGv IN 7INDOWS EDIA 0LAYER 7...

Page 11: ... 4 0 4 11 47 2 3 44 3 120 4 3 136 6 Connecting to Other Equipment 1 OUNTING A LENS SOLD SEPARATELY 1 OUNTING THE LENS 1 2EMOVING THE LENS 2 AKING ONNECTIONS 3 NALOG 2 SIGNAL CONNECTION 3 IGITAL 2 SIGNAL CONNECTION ONNECTING AN XTERNAL ONITOR 6 ONNECTING 9OUR 6 0LAYER OR THER 6 QUIPMENT 7 ONNECTING OMPONENT NPUT 8 ONNECTING NPUT ONNECTING TO A 7IRED 150 ONNECTING TO A 7IRELESS SOLD SEPARATELY 151 O...

Page 12: ...5TILITY 177 7HAT YOU CAN DO WITH ESKTOP ONTROL 5TILITY 177 ONNECTING THE PROJECTOR TO A 177 5SING THE PROJECTOR TO OPERATE YOUR COMPUTER S DESKTOP SCREEN 178 ONTROLLING THE 0ROJECTOR OVER A 0 ONTROL 5TILITY 0RO 186 9 Appendix 187 4HROW DISTANCE AND SCREEN SIZE 187 ENS TYPES AND THROW DISTANCE 187 4ABLES OF SCREEN SIZES AND DIMENSIONS 0 ENS SHIFTING RANGE 1 OMPATIBLE NPUT 3IGNAL IST 3 3PECIlCATIONS...

Page 13: ...vers prevents them from falling when the projector is suspended from the ceiling NEC Projector CD ROM User s manual PDF and the utility software 7N951971 For North America only 2EGISTRATION CARD IMITED WARRANTY For customers in Europe 9OU WILL lND OUR CURRENT VALID UAR ANTEE 0OLICY ON OUR 7EB 3ITE WWW NEC DISPLAY SOLUTIONS COM s MPORTANT NFOMATION OR ORTH MERICA 7N8N1551 For Other countries than N...

Page 14: ...THE DVANCED CCU LEND FUNCTION s 7IDE RANGE OF OPTIONAL LENSES SELECTABLE ACCORDING TO THE PLACE OF INSTALLATION 4HIS PROJECTOR SUPPORTS TYPES OF OPTIONAL LENSES PROVIDING A SELECTION OF LENSES ADAPTED TO A VARIETY OF PLACES OF INSTALLATION AND PROJECTION METHODS N ADDITION THE LENSES CAN BE MOUNTED AND REMOVED IN ONE TOUCH OTE THAT NO LENS IS MOUNTED UPON SHIPMENT FROM THE FACTORY 0LEASE PURCHASE ...

Page 15: ...TOR IS EQUIPPED WITH THE FOLLOWING SECURITY FUNCTIONS 0ASSWORD SECURITY 7HEN A PASSWORD IS SET IN THE ON SCREEN MENU A SCREEN TO INPUT THE PASSWORD APPEARS WHEN THE PROJECTOR S POWER IS TURNED ON 4HEFT PREVENTION LOCK SECURITY CABLE COMPATIBLE WITH ENSINGTON LOCKS CAN BE CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR 3ECURITY BAR 4HE PROJECTOR HAS A MECHANISM ALLOWING A REGULAR SECURITY CABLE OR WIRE TO BE INSTALLED ...

Page 16: ...ge 19 Adjustable Tilt Foot m page 21 Indicator Section m page 6 Lens Release Button m page 142 Adjustable Tilt Foot m page 21 Ventilation outlet Heated air is exhausted from here Mounting the straps 1 Mount the straps to the lamp cover as shown on the diagram below 2 Insert the knot in the strap into the hole on the bottom of the projector and pull in the direction of the arrow to fasten a b Lamp ...

Page 17: ...r end into an active wall outlet m page 13 4HIS SECURITY SLOT SUPPORTS THE ICRO3AVER 3ECURITY 3YSTEM Built in Security Slot Cable cover connection right and left Screw holes and grooves for the optional cable cover m page 212 Ventilation inlet Filter Cover The wireless LAN unit s USB LAN port is located inside here m page 151 155 Ventilation outlet Heated air is exhausted from here ...

Page 18: ...GE 13 1 25 21 3 STATUS Indicator m PAGE 21 0 NDICATOR m PAGE 15 215 5 TEMP Indicator m PAGE 215 3 52 UTTON m PAGE 16 7 AUTO ADJ Button m PAGE 2 8 GEOMETRIC Button m PAGE 32 9 MENU Button m PAGE 82 6OLUME UTTONS m PAGE 2 11 ENTER Button m PAGE 82 12 EXIT Button m PAGE 82 11 10 7 2 3 4 5 8 1 6 12 9 ...

Page 19: ...I ACK 3TEREO INI m PAGE 6 39 ONNECTOR INI 0IN m PAGE 7 2 3 1 12 8 9 10 11 7 4 5 15 16 13 14 6 0 42 0ORT 3UB 0IN m PAGE 21 5SE THIS PORT TO CONNECT A 0 OR CONTROL SYSTEM 4HIS ENABLES YOU TO CONTROL THE PROJECTOR USING SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL F YOU ARE WRITING YOUR OWN PROGRAM TYPICAL 0 CONTROL CODES ARE ON PAGE 21 2 4 ONNECTOR 3TEREO INI 5SE THIS CONNECTOR FOR WIRED REMOTE CONTROL OF THE PROJ...

Page 20: ...ER ON Button m PAGE 1 3 STANDBY Button m PAGE 25 2 UTTON m PAGE 27 UTTON n PAGE XXX 54 UTTON n PAGE XXX 6 54 UTTON m PAGE 27 8 TEST Button n PAGE XXX UTTON m PAGE 31 NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS SERIES OF PROJECTORS 2 UTTON m PAGE 31 NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS SERIES OF PROJECTORS 6 53 UTTON m PAGE 2 UTTON m PAGE 27 h v UTTON DOES NOT WORK ON THIS SERIES OF PROJECTORS 35 SHUTTER Button NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS S...

Page 21: ...STANCE OF ABOUT FEET M AND WITHIN A DEGREE ANGLE OF THE REMOTE SENSOR ON THE PROJECTOR CABINET s 4HE PROJECTOR WILL NOT RESPOND IF THERE ARE OBJECTS BETWEEN THE REMOTE CONTROL AND THE SENSOR OR IF STRONG LIGHT FALLS ON THE SENSOR 7EAK BATTERIES WILL ALSO PREVENT THE REMOTE CONTROL FROM PROPERLY OPERATING THE PROJECTOR Battery Installation 40 m 131 2 feet 40 m 131 2 feet Remote control Remote senso...

Page 22: ...50 PAGE 170 s 4HIS SOFTWARE PROGRAM CAN BE USED TO CONTROL THE POWER AND SOURCE SELECTION OF THE PROJECTOR FROM YOUR COMPUTER s 4HE EOMETRIC ORRECTION 4OOL 4 FUNCTION ALLOWS YOU TO CORRECT DISTORTION OF IMAGES PROJECTED ON A CURVED WALL m PAGE 172 ESKTOP ONTROL 5TILITY s 4HIS IS A SOFTWARE PROGRAM USED TO OPERATE THE DESKTOP SCREEN OF A PERSONAL COMPUTER AT A REMOTE LOCATION BY USING A PROJECTOR V...

Page 23: ...Z EQUIVALENT OR HIGHER REQUIRED UAL CORE Z OR HIGHER RECOMMENDED s 7INDOWS 80 0ENTIUM Z EQUIVALENT OR HIGHER REQUIRED UAL CORE Z OR HIGHER RECOMMENDED EMORY s 7INDOWS 7INDOWS 6ISTA OR MORE REQUIRED OR MORE RECOMMENDED s 7INDOWS 80 OR MORE REQUIRED OR MORE RECOMMENDED ORE MEMORY MAY BE REQUIRED TO RUN ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS SIMULTANEOUSLY RAPHIC PROCESSOR s 7INDOWS 7INDOWS 6ISTA 4HE h RAPHICSv SCO...

Page 24: ...TOR m page 14 Step 3 s 3ELECTING A SOURCE m page 16 Step 4 s DJUSTING THE PICTURE SIZE AND POSITION m page 17 s ORRECTING KEYSTONE DISTORTION 934 m page 22 Step 5 s DJUSTING A PICTURE AND SOUND Optimizing a computer signal automatically m page 24 Turning up or down volume m page 24 Step 6 s AKING A PRESENTATION Step 7 s 4URNING OFF THE PROJECTOR m page 25 Step 8 s FTER USE m page 26 2 Projecting a...

Page 25: ...ct the supplied power cord s three pin plug to the AC IN of the projector and then connect the other plug of the supplied power cord in the wall outlet The projector s power indicator will light orange standby mode The STATUS indicator will also light green This will apply for both indicators when NORMAL is selected for STANDBY MODE See the Power Indicator section m page 214 COMPUTER IN Make sure ...

Page 26: ...y to use 4 0 s 7HEN THE MESSAGE h02 4 2 3 4 2 9 52 0 337 2 v IS DISPLAYED IT MEANS THAT THE 3 52 49 FEATURE IS TURNED ON m PAGE 7 s 7HEN THE MESSAGE IS DISPLAYED IT MEANS THAT IS SELECTED FOR 33 m PAGE s 0RESSING BUTTONS SUCH AS POWER BUTTON AND 5 BUTTON WILL MAKE SOUND 4O TURN OFF THE BEEP SOUND SELECT FOR 0 FROM THE MENU m PAGE 9 After you turn on your projector ensure that the computer or video...

Page 27: ... PROJECTOR IS TOO HIGH THE PROJECTOR DETECTS ABNORMAL HIGH TEMPERATURE N THIS CONDITION THE PROJECTOR WILL NOT TURN ON TO PROTECT THE INTERNAL SYSTEM F THIS HAPPENS WAIT FOR THE PROJECTOR S INTERNAL COMPONENTS TO COOL DOWN 7HEN THE LAMP REACHES ITS END OF USABLE LIFE THE PROJECTOR WILL NOT TURN ON F THIS HAPPENS REPLACE THE LAMP F THE 34 453 INDICATOR LIGHTS ORANGE WITH THE POWER BUTTON PRESSED IT...

Page 28: ...he MENU button The menu will be displayed 2 Press the BUTTON TWICE TO SELECT 3 450 AND PRESS THE but TON OR THE 4 2 BUTTON TO SELECT 3 3 Press the BUTTON lVE TIMES TO SELECT 04 3 4 Press the BUTTON lVE TIMES TO SELECT 5 4 3 52 3 4 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The DEFAULT SOURCE SELECT screen will be displayed m page 111 5 Select a source as the default source and press the ENTER but ton 6 Press the EX...

Page 29: ...larity DJUSTING THE PROJECTED IMAGE S VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL POSITION ENS SHIFT DJUSTING THE FOCUS OCUS RING INELY ADJUSTING THE SIZE OF AN IMAGE OOM LEVER OOM RING DJUSTING THE PROJECTED IMAGE S HEIGHT AND HORIZONTAL TILT 4ILT FOOT DJUSTING THE KEYSTONE CORRECTION EYSTONE 4 DJUST THE PROJECTED IMAGE S HEIGHT USING THE TILT FEET WHEN YOU WANT TO PROJECT THE IMAGE AT A POSITION HIGHER THAN THE LEN...

Page 30: ...LOCKWISE WHEN THE LENS IS AT THE CENTER POSITION ORIZONTAL DIAL 4URN THIS CLOCKWISE OR COUNTERCLOCKWISE TO ADJUST THE PROJECTION POSITION IN THE HORIZONTAL DIRECTION PPROXIMATE TURNING RANGE BOUT TURN COUNTERCLOCKWISE ABOUT TURN CLOCKWISE WHEN THE LENS IS AT THE CENTER POSITION NOTE s 4HE DIALS CAN BE TURNED MORE THAN ONE FULL TURN BUT THE PROJECTION POSITION CANNOT BE MOVED MORE THAN THE RANGE IN...

Page 31: ... PROJECTION POSITION HIGHER THAN THIS USE THE TILT FEET m PAGE 1 s OR THE 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 AND THE CEILING MOUNT FRONT PROJECTION LENS SHIFT ADJUSTMENT RANGE SEE PAGE 6 1V 1H 0 5V 0 1V 0 1H 0 1H PA600X PA500X 0 3H 0 3H Vertical shift range 0 to 0 5V Height of projected image Focus PPLICABLE LENS 0 0 0 0 5SE THE 53 RING TO OBTAIN THE BEST FOCUS Focus ring ...

Page 32: ... IRST TURN THE DIAL TO THE BOTTOM EDGE THEN TURN IT FURTHER SO THAT THE KNOB IS HORIZONTAL ROM THIS POSITION TURN THE DIAL FULL TURNS COUNTERCLOCKWISE 1 Turn the distortion ring to the left edge 2 Turn the focus lever clockwise and counterclockwise to adjust the focus at the center of the screen 3 Use the distortion ring to correct the screen s distortion This also brings the edges of the screen i...

Page 33: ...y a maximum of 20 mm The tilt feet can be used to tilt the projector by a maximum of 4º NOTE s O NOT LENGTHEN THE TILT FEET ANY MORE THAN MM OING SO WILL MAKE THE TILT FEET S MOUNT SECTION UNSTABLE AND COULD CAUSE THE TILT FEET TO COME OFF THE PROJECTOR s O NOT USE THE TILT FEET FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN ADJUSTING THE PROJECTOR S PROJECTION ANGLE ANDLING THE TILT FEET IMPROPERLY SUCH AS CARRYING ...

Page 34: ...STONE MENU SO THAT THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF SIDES OF THE PROJECTED IMAGE ARE PARALLEL 0RESS THE 42 BUTTON ON THE REMOTE CONTROL OR THE PROJEC tor cabinet The Keystone screen will be displayed on the screen 2 Press the BUTTON TO SELECT 6 24 AND THEN USE THE or so that the left and right sides of the projected image are parallel Adjust the vertical keystone distortion 3 Align the left or right side of ...

Page 35: ...ONE ADJUSTMENT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE DURING THE EYSTONE ADJUSTMENT 4O PERFORM THE ORNERSTONE ADJUSTMENT PRESS AND HOLD THE 42 BUTTON FOR A MINIMUM OF SECONDS TO RESET THE EYSTONE CORRECTION SETTING VALUES 4HE EYSTONE ADJUSTMENT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE DURING THE ORNERSTONE ADJUSTMENT 4O PERFORM THE EYSTONE ADJUSTMENT PRESS AND HOLD THE 42 BUTTON FOR A MINIMUM OF SECONDS TO RESET THE ORNERSTONE CORRE...

Page 36: ...E TIME TO DISPLAY OR MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED CORRECTLY s F THE UTO DJUST OPERATION CANNOT OPTIMIZE THE COMPUTER SIGNAL TRY TO ADJUST 2 4 6 24 AND 0 3 MANUALLY m PAGE 94 9 Turning Up or Down Volume 3OUND LEVEL FROM THE SPEAKER CAN BE ADJUSTED 4 0 7HEN NO MENUS APPEAR THE AND BUTTONS ON THE PROJECTOR CABINET WORK AS A VOLUME CONTROL NOTE s 6OLUME CONTROL IS NOT AVAILABLE WITH THE OR BUTTON WHEN AN IMAG...

Page 37: ...THE POWER SUPPLY IS DISCONNECTED DURING NORMAL PROJECTOR OPERATION 5SE CAUTION WHEN PICKING UP THE PROJECTOR NOTE s 7HILE THE 0 7 2 INDICATOR IS BLINKING BLUE IN SHORT CYCLES THE POWER CANNOT BE TURNED OFF s 9OU CANNOT TURN OFF THE POWER FOR SECONDS IMMEDIATELY AFTER TURNING IT ON AND DISPLAYING AN IMAGE s 7AIT AT LEAST MINUTES AFTER THE POWER IS TURNED ON AFTER STARTING TO PROJECT BEFORE TURNING ...

Page 38: ...SURE THAT THE PROJECTOR IS TURNED OFF 1 Unplug the power cord 2 Disconnect any other cables s 2EMOVE THE 53 MEMORY IF IT IS INSERTED INTO THE PROJECTOR 3 Mount the lens cap on the lens 4 Before moving the projector screw in the tilt feet if they have been lengthened ...

Page 39: ... EVEN IF YOU PRESS THE 6 54 BUTTON IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE START OF THE POWER SAVING FUNCTION THE LAMP BRIGHTNESS MAY NOT BE RESTORED TO ITS ORIGINAL LEVEL Freezing a Picture 0RESS THE 2 BUTTON TO FREEZE A PICTURE 0RESS AGAIN TO RESUME MOTION 4 4HE IMAGE IS FROZEN BUT THE ORIGINAL VIDEO IS STILL PLAYING BACK Enlarging a Picture 9OU CAN ENLARGE THE PICTURE UP TO FOUR TIMES 4 4HE MAXIMUM MAGNIlCATION ...

Page 40: ...LAMP IS TURNED ON 4HE LAMP CONDITION WILL NOT BE AFFECTED EVEN WHEN IS CHANGED s FTER A LAPSE OF MINUTE FROM WHEN THE PROJECTOR DISPLAYS A BLUE BLACK OR LOGO SCREEN WILL AUTOMATICALLY SWITCH TO s F THE PROJECTOR IS OVERHEATED IN MODE THERE MAY BE A CASE WHERE THE AUTOMATICALLY CHANGES TO MODE TO PROTECT THE PROJECTOR 4HIS IS CALLED h ORCED ODEv 7HEN THE PROJECTOR IS IN THE ORCED CO ODE THE PICTURE...

Page 41: ...EDIATELY AFTER THE TIME OF POWER ON AND THE TIME OF POWER OFF 4HE 2 3 6 3 3 33 MESSAGE WILL BE DISPLAYED IN THE 0 7 2 2 9 5 352 MESSAGE AT THE TIME OF POWER OFF 4 0 s 4HE FORMULA AS SHOWN BELOW IS USED TO CALCULATE THE AMOUNT OF EMISSION REDUCTION MOUNT OF EMISSION REDUCTION 0OWER CONSUMPTION IN FOR 0OWER CONSUMPTION IN FOR CONVERSION FACTOR 7HEN THE IMAGE IS TURNED OFF WITH THE 6 54 BUTTON THE AM...

Page 42: ...erating a computer via the remote mouse receiver When connecting using the USB terminal OR 0 THE MOUSE RECEIVER CAN ONLY BE USED WITH A 7INDOWS 80 7INDOWS 6ISTA 7INDOWS OR AC 3 8 OR LATER OPERATING SYSTEM 4 N 30 OR OLDER VERSION OF 7INDOWS 80 IF THE MOUSE CURSOR WILL NOT MOVE CORRECTLY DO THE FOLLOWING LEAR THE NHANCE POINTER PRECISION CHECK BOX UNDERNEATH THE MOUSE SPEED SLIDER IN THE OUSE 0ROPER...

Page 43: ...UTER USING THE OR BUTTON WITH THE MENU DISPLAYED BOTH THE MENU AND THE MOUSE POINTER WILL BE AFFECTED LOSE THE MENU AND PERFORM THE MOUSE OPERATION s 4HE 0 6 AND 5 BUTTONS DO NOT WORK WITH 0OWER0OINT FOR ACINTOSH BOUT RAG ODE Y PRESSING THE OR 2 BUTTON FOR OR SECONDS THEN RELEASING THE DRAG MODE IS SET AND THE DRAG OPERATION CAN BE PERFORMED SIMPLY BY PRESSING THE BUTTON 4O DROP THE ITEM PRESS THE...

Page 44: ...he corner of the image with a corner of the screen Projected image The drawing shows the up per right corner 0RESS THE 42 BUTTON TWICE The Cornerstone adjustment screen is displayed 5 Use the button to select one icon which points in the direction you wish to move the projected image frame 6 Press the ENTER button 4 0 F YOU ARE ADJUSTING 934 2 234 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE F THIS HAPPENS PRESS AND HOL...

Page 45: ...RETURN TO THE FACTORY DEFAULT 3ELECTING 5 WILL EXIT WITHOUT SAVING CHANGES 4 4O RESET THE 2EFORM CORRECTION SETTING VALUES PRESS AND HOLD THE 42 BUTTON FOR A MINIMUM OF SECONDS 9 Use the button to select another icon which points in the direction On the Cornerstone adjustment screen select EXIT or press the EXIT button on the remote control The confirmation screen is displayed 7 Use the button to ...

Page 46: ...WITH THE ZOOM RING 4 s VEN WHEN THE PROJECTOR IS TURNED ON THE LAST USED CORRECTION VALUES ARE APPLIED s F THE ORNERSTONE SCREEN IS UNAVAILABLE GRAYED PRESS AND HOLD THE 42 BUTTON FOR A MINIMUM OF SECONDS TO RESET THE CURRENT CORRECTION DATA 4HE ORNERSTONE FUNCTION BECOMES AVAILABLE s 4URNING ON THE PROJECTOR WILL RESET THE PREVIOUS CORRECTION SETTING VALUES AND CORRECT DISTORTION ANEW IF THE PROJ...

Page 47: ...URE BY PICTURE Mode MODE 4HIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO SELECT TWO MODES 0 0 AND 3 9 3 5SE THE or BUTTON TO SELECT 0 0 OR 0 452 9 0 452 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON 0 0 4HIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW A SUB PICTURE IN THE MAIN PICTURE Main picture Sub picture 0 452 9 0 452 4HIS ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW TWO PICTURES SIDE BY SIDE Main picture Sub picture 4 s 4HE MAIN PICTURE WILL BE DISPLAYED ON THE LEFT SIDE AND T...

Page 48: ...E WILL RETURN TO THE NORMAL SCREEN s 3ELECTING A SOURCE NOT SUPPORTED FOR THE MAIN PICTURE OR THE SUB PICTURE WILL RETURN TO THE NORMAL SCREEN POSITION 4HIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO SELECT THE POSITION OF A SUB PICTURE IN THE MAIN PICTURE 4 s 4HE DEFAULT SETTING IS 44 2 4 5SE THE or BUTTON TO SELECT THE SUB PICTURE S POSITION AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON 4HE OPTIONS ARE 4 0 4 4 0 2 4 44 4 AND 44 2 4 4HE F...

Page 49: ...E THE 3ECURITY FUNCTION 1 Press the MENU button The menu will be displayed 2 Press the BUTTON TWICE TO SELECT 3 450 AND PRESS THE BUTTON OR THE 4 2 BUTTON TO SELECT 3 3 Press the BUTTON TO SELECT 34 4 4 Press the BUTTON THREE TIMES TO SELECT 3 52 49 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The OFF ON menu will be displayed 5 Press the BUTTON TO SELECT AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The SECURITY KEYWORD screen will be d...

Page 50: ...n enabled 4O TURN ON THE PROJECTOR WHEN 3 52 49 IS ENABLED 1 Press the POWER button The projector will be turned on and display a message to the effect that the projector is locked 2 Press the MENU button 3 Type in the correct keyword and press the ENTER button The projector will display an image 4 4HE SECURITY DISABLE MODE IS MAINTAINED UNTIL THE MAIN POWER IS TURNED OFF OR UNPLUGGING THE POWER C...

Page 51: ...THE 4 2 BUTTON The SECURITY KEYWORD screen will be displayed 4 Type in your keyword and press the ENTER button When the correct keyword is entered the SECURITY function will be disabled 4 F YOU FORGET YOUR KEYWORD CONTACT YOUR DEALER 9OUR DEALER WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH YOUR KEYWORD IN EXCHANGE FOR YOUR REQUEST CODE 9OUR REQUEST CODE IS DISPLAYED IN THE EYWORD ONlRMATION SCREEN N THIS EXAMPLE 9 6 9 I...

Page 52: ...s 4HE DISPLAY S OR BUTTON S RESPONSE CAN BE SLOWED DOWN OR OPERATION MAY NOT BE ACCEPTED DEPENDING THE SETTINGS OF YOUR NET WORK 3HOULD THIS HAPPEN CONSULT YOUR NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR 4HE PROJECTOR MAY NOT RESPOND IF ITS BUTTONS ARE REPEATEDLY PRESSED IN RAPID INTERVALS 3HOULD THIS HAPPEN WAIT A MOMENT AND REPEAT F YOU STILL CAN T GET ANY RESPONSE TURN OFF AND BACK ON THE PROJEC TOR s F THE 02 4 2 ...

Page 53: ...E NETWORK SETTING BY SPECIFYING HTTP PJ NEC CO JP INDEX HTML FOR THE ADDRESS OR THE ENTRY COLUMN OF THE 52 XAMPLE 7HEN THE 0 ADDRESS OF THE PROJECTOR IS h v ACCESS IS GAINED TO THE NETWORK SETTING BY SPECIFYING HTTP INDEX HTML FOR THE ADDRESS OR THE ENTRY COLUMN OF THE 52 PROJECTOR ADJUSTMENT 0 7 2 4HIS CONTROLS THE POWER OF THE PROJECTOR ON Power is switched on OFF Power is switched off 6 5 4HIS ...

Page 54: ...4HIS SWITCHES THE INPUT CONNECTOR OF THE PROJECTOR COMPUTER 1 Switches to the COMPUTER IN connector COMPUTER 2 Switches to the COMPUTER 2 IN connector COMPUTER 3 Switches to the COMPUTER 3 IN connector HDMI Switches to the HDMI IN connector DisplayPort Switches to the DisplayPort VIDEO Switches to the VIDEO IN connector S VIDEO Switches to the S VIDEO IN connector VIEWER Switches to the data on th...

Page 55: ...LY ASSIGN 0 ADDRESS OF 3 SERVER CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR 54 3 3ET YOUR 0 ADDRESS OF 3 SERVER CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR Setting for WIRED LAN 02 02 4WO SETTINGS CAN BE SET FOR WIRED CONNECTION 3ELECT 02 OR 02 3 4URN OFF WIRED CONNECTION 3ETTING FOR 7 2 33 THE OPTIONAL 7IRELESS 5NIT REQUIRED FOR UROPE USTRALIA AND SIAN COUN TRIES 39 4 XECUTE A WIRELESS USING 39 4 3 0 3 0 4 3ET THE PROJECTOR FOR S...

Page 56: ...TY WHEN COMPARED TO USE OF BIT DATALENGTH ENCRYPTION 70 03 4 0 70 03 3 70 03 4 0 70 03 3 70 0 4 0 0 4 3 70 0 3 0 4 3 70 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 V 70 0 3 0 0 3 0 V 70 0 4 0 0 4 3 70 0 3 0 4 3 70 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 V 70 0 3 0 0 3 0 V 4HESE OPTIONS PAROVIDE STRONGER SECURITY THAN 7 0 NOTE s 4HE 7 0 SETTINGS MUST BE THE SAME AS COMMUNICATION DEVICES SUCH AS 0 OR ACCESS POINT IN YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK s 7HEN YOU USE 7...

Page 57: ...IRED 0LACING A CHECKMARK WILL TURN ON THE LERT AIL FEATURE LEARING A CHECKMARK WILL TURN OFF THE LERT AIL FEATURE 3AMPLE OF A MESSAGE TO BE SENT FROM THE PROJECTOR 4HE LAMP AND lLTERS ARE AT THE END OF ITS USABLE LIFE 0LEASE REPLACE THE LAMP AND lLTERS 0ROJECTOR AME 0ROJECTOR AMP OURS 5SED 3 2 3 2 33 NTER SENDER S ADDRESS 3 40 3 26 2 NTER THE 3 40 SERVER NAME TO BE CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR 2 0 4...

Page 58: ... ENABLE DETECTING THE PROJECTOR FROM 8 EVICE ISCOVERY LEARING A CHECKMARK WILL DISABLE DETECTING THE PROJECTOR FROM 8 EVICE ISCOVERY 4 F YOU FORGET YOUR PASSWORD CONTACT YOUR DEALER 7HAT IS 0 INK 0 INK IS A STANDARDIZATION OF PROTOCOL USED FOR CONTROLLING PROJECTORS OF DIFFERENT MANUFACTURERS 4HIS STANDARD PROTO COL IS ESTABLISHED BY APAN USINESS ACHINE AND NFORMATION 3YSTEM NDUSTRIES SSOCIATION I...

Page 59: ...S 6ISTA 5LTIMATE 7INDOWS 6ISTA NTERPRISE ARDWARE SPECIlCATIONS 4HE SPECIlCATIONS RECOMMENDED BY ICROSOFT AS THE OPERATION ENVIRONMENT FOR 7INDOWS 7INDOWS 6ISTA SHOULD BE SATISlED ETWORK NVIRONMENT 7IRED OR WIRELESS ENVIRONMENT THAT SUPPORTS 4 0 0 IS REQUIRED 3CREEN COLOR IGH OLOR BITS 4RUE OLOR BITS AND BITS 3ETTING WITH COLORS OR LESS IS NOT AVAILABLE 3ETTING THE 0ROJECTOR TO ETWORK 0ROJECTOR NPU...

Page 60: ... 2 Press the or BUTTON TO SELECT 47 2 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON In the screen the APPLICATION MENU menu is displayed ROM THE 00 4 5 MENU SELECT 47 2 02 4 2 The PROJECTOR NAME DISPLAY RESOLUTION PASSWORD URL will be displayed ...

Page 61: ...RK 0ROJECTOR When the Permission Connect to a Network Projector window appears click Yes The Connect to a Network Projector window appears LICK m 3EARCH FOR A PROJECTOR RECOMMENDED In the Available projectors box PA600 Series is displayed LICK 0 3ERIES The message Enter the password for the projector that you selected is displayed at the bottom of the window ...

Page 62: ...K PROJECTOR FUNCTION WORKS THE BACKGROUND COLOR OF THE DESKTOP CHANGES TO SOLID COLOR 7HEN THE NETWORK PROJECTOR FUNCTION IS STOPPED THE ORIGINAL BACKGROUND COLOR IS RESTORED 2EFERENCE F THE PROJECTOR CANNOT BE FOUND AT 3TEP CLICK m NTER THE PROJECTOR ADDRESS 4HEN INPUT THE h ETWORK ADDRESSv NPUT EXAMPLE HTTP LAN AND h0ROJECTORPASSWORDv NPUT EXAMPLE DISPLAYED IN THE SCREEN PROJECTED FROM THE PROJE...

Page 63: ...HIS FEATURE IS DESCRIBED USING 7INDOWS AS AN EXAMPLE BUT 7INDOWS 6ISTA AND 7INDOWS 80 0ROFESSIONAL 3ERVICE 0ACK OR LATER WILL ALSO WORK WITH THIS FEATURE s KEYBOARD IS REQUIRED TO USE THE 2EMOTE ESKTOP FUNCTION s 4HE 2EMOTE ESKTOP FUNCTION CAN BE OPERATED WITH A KEYBOARD 5SING A WIRELESS MOUSE WITH A WIRELESS KEYBOARD IS MORE USEFUL FOR OPERATING 5SE A COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE WIRELESS KEYBOARD A WI...

Page 64: ...AT 3TEP TO THE ONlRM NEW PASSWORD BOX LICK REATE A PASSWORD The Administrator is changed to Password Protection Setting the Remote Access LICK 3TART FROM THE DESKTOP OF 7INDOWS LICK ONTROL 0ANEL LICK 3YSTEM AND 3ECURITY LICK LLOW REMOTE ACCESS DISPLAYED UNDER 3YSTEM 7HEN THE 5SER CCOUNT ONTROL CONlRMATION WINDOW APPEARS CLICK ONTINUE The System Properties window appears LICK LLOW CONNECTIONS FROM ...

Page 65: ... IPv4 IP Address xxx xxx xxx xxx displayed LICK LOSE LICK 8 AT THE UPPER RIGHT OF THE WINDOW The system goes back to the desktop 3TARTING THE 2EMOTE ESKTOP 7ITH THE PROJECTOR TURNED ON PRESS THE 3 52 BUTTON The input selection window appears Another way to display the input selection window is to press the NETWORK button on the remote control The NETWORK screen will be displayed Go to step 3 ...

Page 66: ...K h ONNECTv The log on screen of Windows 7 is displayed in the screen projected by the projector PERATE THE WIRELESS KEYBOARD TO INPUT THE USER S PASSWORD AND PRESS h NTERv The remote desktop function is started Windows 7 desktop is displayed in the screen projected by the projector Log out the computer Use the wireless keyboard connected to the projector to operate Windows 7 4 7HEN THE PROJECTION...

Page 67: ...CKING 04 3 DISPLAYS THE 0 2 2 SCREEN AKING SETTINGS TO 04 3 WILL ALLOW YOU TO DISPLAY THE DESKTOP BACKGROUND OR TO ENABLE THE WINDOW ANIMATION FUNCTION DURING THE 2EMOTE ESKTOP OPERATION OWEVER DOING THIS WILL CAUSE THE DISPLAY S OR MOUSE S RESPONSE TO SLOW DOWN F THE DISPLAY S OR MOUSE S RESPONSE IS SLOWED DOWN TRY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING 3 4 0 2 5 LEAR THE CHECK MARK TO DISPLAY THE DESKTOP ...

Page 68: ...TER WITH h EDIA 3HARINGv OF 7INDOWS EDIA 0LAYER TURNED ON CAN BE USED AS A MEDIA SERVER Supported graphic formats ORMAT ILE NAME EXTENSION 0 JPG JPE JPEG 9 IS NOT SUPPORTED 0 BMP BIT lELD NOT SUPPORTED 0 PNG NTERLACED 0 AND A CHANNEL 0 ARE NOT SUPPORTED GIF NTERLACED TRANSPARATION AND ANIMATION ARE NOT SUPPORTED Y USING 004 ONVERTER 0OWER0OINT lLE IS CONVERTED INTO INDEX lLE WITH EXTENSION h IDXv ...

Page 69: ...BOOKMARKS BOXES IN FORM TOOL AND NOTES WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED UTO mIP OR UTO TRANSITION WILL NOT WORK s 3OME 0 lLES MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED Supported PowerPoint files ILE NAME EXTENSION 3UPPORTED lLE FORMAT PPT PPTX ICROSOFT 0OWER0OINT n NOTE s 0LAYABLE FONTS COLORS FONT ORNAMENT PLACEMENT OBJECT INSERTION OR ANIMATION ARE RESTRICTED s 3OME ICROSOFT 0OWER0OINT n lLES MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED Supported USB...

Page 70: ...R MAY NOT BE PLAYED BACK CORRECTLY DEPENDING ON YOUR NETWORK ENVIRONMENT OR THE BIT RATE OF YOUR lLE NOTE O NOT DISCONNECT BETWEEN THE PROJECTOR AND YOUR COMPUTER BY REMOVING THE CABLE OR TURNING OFF THE PROJECTOR WHEN A 0OW ER0OINT lLE OR 0 lLE IS DISPLAYED FROM A SHARED FOLDER OING SO WILL MAKE 6IEWER INOPERABLE NOTE s 4HE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS BY USING THE BUTTONS ON THE PROJECTOR ARE NOT POSSIB...

Page 71: ...ne in Adobe Reader 4 0 s 5SING 0RINT OMMAND XAMPLE FOR FONT EMBEDDING USING 0RINT OMMAND 3EE THE HELP OF DOBE CROBAT FOR MORE INFORMATION 3ELECT h0RINTv FROM THE h ILEv MENU 3ELECTh DOBE 0 vFROMh0RINTER NAMEvAND CLICK THEh0ROPERTIESvBUT ton LICK THE h DITv BUTTON IN THE h DOBE 0 3ETTINGSv TAB LICK THE FONT TAB IN THE DIT WINDOW TO SELECT THE FONT EMBED WINDOW 0LACE A CHECK MARK FOR h MBED ALL FONT...

Page 72: ... NOTE s O NOT REMOVE THE 53 MEMORY FROM THE PROJECTOR WHILE IT S mASHES OING SO MAY CORRUPT THE DATA 4 0 9OU CAN A 53 MEMORY INSERT THE PROJECTOR WHEN THE DRIVE LIST SCREEN IS DISPLAYED 0RESS THE 3 52 BUTTON TO SELECT 6 7 2 A press of the SOURCE button will display the source select screen A few more presses of the SOURCE button will display the drive list screen Another way to select VIEWER is to...

Page 73: ...are more pages pressing the PAGE 7 page down button will show the next page pressing the PAGE 6 page up will show the previous page 6 Press the ENTER button Operation varies depending on the selected file s 3TILL IMAGE The selected slide will be displayed The or button can be used to select the next right slide or the previous left slide in the thumbnail screen s 0RESSING THE 4 2 BUTTON WILL DISPL...

Page 74: ...DOBE 0 lLE The first page will be displayed s 4HE 0 lLE WILL lLL THE WIDTH OF THE SCREEN Pressing the or button will scroll the screen down or up The PAGE 7 or PAGE 6 button will move the screen one page down or up To return to the thumbnail screen press the EXIT button s 7HEN A PASSOWORD INPUT WINDOW IS DISPLAYED IT MEANS that the PDF file is password protected Pressing the ENTER button will show...

Page 75: ...ET FOR MANUAL PLAYBACK IN REGARD LESS OF WHETHER 4 26 IS SET N CASE OF 54 SELECTED FOR 0 9 7HEN YOU SELECT 04 3 m 3 3 44 m 0 9 m 54 INDEX lLES WILL BE SET FOR AUTO PLAYBACK AT INTERVALS SPECIlED BY USING 4 26 7HEN HOWEVER IS SELECTED FOR 4 26 THE PLAY MODE WILL BE SET FOR AUTO PLAYBACK ACCORDING TO THE SETTING FOR 04 3 m 3 3 44 m 4 26 7 Remove the USB memory from the projector Return to the drive ...

Page 76: ... button to move the cursor to the drive list Use the or button to switch between the menu and the drive list Press the or button to select a type of drive press the or button to select the drive connected to the projector 2 Select the drive and press the ENTER button to switch to the thumbnail screen of the selected drive Cursor yellow Cursor yellow Menu Menu Scroll bar Drive list screen Thumbnail...

Page 77: ...FOR CON NECTING A SHARED FOLDER 3EE PAGE 72 FOR SETTING UP FOR CONNECTING A SHARED FOLER OF THE PROJECTOR 3 26 2 ISPLAYS UP TO FOUR DRIVES OF A COMPUTER CONNECTED TO A SET FOR CON NECTING A MEDIA SERVER 3EE PAGE 76 FOR SETTING UP FOR CONNECTING A MEDIA SERVER OF THE PROJECTOR 02 3 4 4 ISPLAYS THE ICON WHEN A 53 MEMORY OR SHARED FOLER STORES INDEX lLES 0ATH INFORMATION ISPLAYS THE LOCATION OF A FOL...

Page 78: ... 04 3 HANGES TO THE 04 3 MENU 3934 3 4 4 PENS THE SYSTEM SETTING MENU 3CROLL BAR 4HUMBNAIL SCREEN WILL DISPLAY lLES WITH BY F THE THUMBNAIL SCREEN HAS TWELVE OR MORE lLES OR FOLDERS THE SCROLL BAR WILL BE DISPLAYED AT THE RIGHT SIDE 5SING THE 0 7 OR 0 6 BUTTON WILL SCROLL THE WHOLE SCREEN DOWN OR UP 0ATH INFORMATION ISPLAYS THE LOCATION OF A FOLDER OR lLE 4HUMBNAIL INFORMATION XAMPLE JPG 5 200 3EL...

Page 79: ...press the ENTER button s 4HE SELECTED FUNCTION WILL BE EXECUTED UNCTIONS OF STILL IMAGE CONTROL BAR AME ESCRIPTION 02 6 OES BACK TO THE PREVIOUS IMAGE 0 9 0LAYS THE IMAGE 4HIS BUTTON ALSO IS USED TO STOP OR START PLAYING AN IMAGE 84 OES TO THE NEXT IMAGE 2 4 2OTATES THE IMAGE CLOCKWISE s 4O CANCEL SELECT ANOTHER FOLDER 4 2OTATES THE IMAGE COUNTER CLOCKWISE s 4O CANCEL SELECT ANOTHER FOLDER 3 34 4 ...

Page 80: ... MOVIE lLE 0 53 3TOPS PLAYING A MOVIE lLE AST FORWARDS A MOVIE lLE FOR ABOUT SECONDS 84 OES TO THE BEGINNING OF A NEXT MOVIE lLE 4 ISPLAYS AN ELAPSED TIME FOR PLAYBACK OR PAUSE 3 34 4 ISPLAYS THE IMAGE WITH ITS ASPECT RATIO IN THE PROJECTOR S DISPLAYABLE MAXIMUM RESOLUTION 45 3 ISPLAYS THE IMAGE IN ITS ACTUAL SIZE 3 LOSES THE CONTROL BAR s 9OU CAN ALSO PRESS THE 8 4 BUTTON TO CLOSE THE CONTROL BAR...

Page 81: ...ITS ASPECT RATIO IN THE PROJECTOR S DISPLAY ABLE MAXIMUM RESOLUTION 45 3 ISPLAYS THE IMAGE IN ITS ACTUAL SIZE 0 9 5 3ELECTS MANUAL PLAY 54 3ELECTS AUTO PLAY 4 26 SECONDS 3PECIFIES INTERVAL TIME WHEN 54 IS SELECTED FOR 0 9 2 0 4 HECK MARK 4URNS ON OR OFF THE REPEAT FUNCTION 4 0 s 4O PLAY ONE OR MORE SLIDES PLACE THOSE lLES INTO A FOLDER ...

Page 82: ...ONS ESCRIPTION 54 0 9 0 452 0LAYS THE lRST STILL IMAGE FOUND IN A DRIVE 6 0LAYS THE lRST MOVIE FOUND IN A DRIVE 0OWER0OINT 0LAYS THE lRST 0OWER0OINT lLE FOUND IN A DRIVE 4 0 s UTO PLAY BEHAVIOR IS DIFFERENT BETWEEN WHEN A 53 MEMORY DEVICE IS INSERTED INTO THE 53 PORT OF THE PROJECTOR AND WHEN 6 7 2 IS SELECTED FOR 3 52 s UTO PLAY STARTS FOR THE lRST FOUND lLE SUPPORTING THE lLE TYPE SET UP FOR UTO...

Page 83: ...ES ALPHABETICALLY BY NAME IN DESCENDING ORDER 84 ISPLAYS THE lLES ALPHABETICALLY BY EXTENSION IN ASCENDING OR der 84 98 ISPLAYS THE lLES ALPHABETICALLY BY EXTENSION IN DESCENDING order 4 7 ISPLAYS THE lLES IN REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 4 ISPLAYS THE lLES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 3 ISPLAYS THE lLES IN DESCENDING ORDER OF ITS lLE SIZE 3 3 ISPLAYS THE lLES IN ASCENDING ORDER OF ITS lLE SIZE ...

Page 84: ...ER TO YOUR USER GUIDE OR HELP lLE ACCOMPANIED WITH YOUR 7INDOWS COMPUTER s 5SE A KEYBOARD TO GIVE A NAME TO THE SHARED FOLDER IN ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS s 4O CONNECT THE SHARED FOLDER BEYOND THE SUBNET SET 7 3 52 4 IN 47 2 3 44 3 FROM THE MENU s IGITAL SIGNATURE 3 SIGNATURE IS NOT SUPPORTED Connecting the projector to the shared folder 0RESS THE 6 7 2 BUTTON ON THE REMOTE CONTROL The drive list wi...

Page 85: ...on to a shared folder number and press the button to select ENABLE and then press the ENTER button 5 Enter the path user name and password for the shared folder Press the button to select the SHARED FOLDER field The software keyboard will be displayed For using the software keyboard see page 131 s F YOUR COMPUTER IS NOT PASSWORD PROTECTED ENTERING A PASSWORD IS NOT REQUIRED s 5P TO FOUR SHARED FOL...

Page 86: ...4 Using the Viewer 6 Exit the setting Press the button to select OK and press the ENTER button This will close the SHARED FOLDER screen s F AN ERROR MESSAGE APPEAR YOUR SETTINGS ARE NOT CORRECT 4RY AGAIN ...

Page 87: ...YED DO NOT DISCONNECT YOUR CABLE F DOING SO THE 6IEWER WILL NOT WORK 4 0 s ONNECTING SETTINGS FOR 3HARED FOLDER 3ETTINGS OF UP TO FOUR FOLDERS CAN BE SAVED 2ESTARTING THE PROJECTOR WILL DISPLAY SETTING SAVED SHARED FOLDERS IN GREY FOLDER ICON ON THE DRIVE LIST SCREEN 3ELECTING THE GREY ICON FOLDER WILL SKIP ENTRY FOR A FOLDER PATH s AILING TO CONNECT WITH A SHARED FOLDER WILL DISPLAY THE FOLDER IC...

Page 88: ...P h EDIA 3HARINGv IN 7INDOWS EDIA 0LAYER OR 7INDOWS EDIA 0LAYER 4 s OTH THE PROJECTOR AND THE MEDIA SERVER MUST BE ON THE SAME SUBNET ONNECTING TO THE MEDIA SERVER BEYOND THE SUBNET IS NOT POSSIBLE s 4YPES OF IMAGES AND MOVIES WHICH CAN BE SHARED MAY VARY DEPENDING ON 7INDOWS VERSION Setting up Media Sharing in Windows Media Player 11 1 Start Windows Media Player 11 3ELECT h EDIA 3HARINGv FROM h I...

Page 89: ...ist of accessible devices will be displayed 3ELECT h0 3ERIESv AND THEN h LLOWv A check mark will be added to the PA600 Series icon s 4HE h0 3ERIESv IS A PROJECTOR NAME SPECIlED IN 47 2 3 44 3 3ELECT h v This will make pictures and video in Library available from the projector ...

Page 90: ...Windows Media Player 12 3ELECT h3TREAMv AND THEN SELECT h UTOMATICALLY ALLOW DEVICES TO PLAY MY MEDIAv The Allow All Media Devices windows will be displayed 3ELECT h UTOMATICALLY ALLOW ALL COMPUTERS AND MEDIA DEVICESv Graphics and movie files in Library can be used from the projector ...

Page 91: ...INET m PAGE 16 s 4HIS WILL START SEARCHING FOR A COMPUTER WITH hMEDIA SHARINGv ENABLED IN THE NETWORK AND ADD IT TO THE h EDIA SERVERv OF THE THUMBNAIL SCREEN NOTHER WAY TO DO THIS IS TO POINT THE CURSOR TO h EDIA SERVERv AND SELECT 2 2 3 FROM THE THUMBNAIL MENU AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON 4 s 5P TO FOUR ACCESSIBLE MEDIA SERVERS CAN BE AUTOMATICALLY SEARCHED AND DISPLAYED 4HE lFTH DEVICE OR LATER CAN...

Page 92: ... icon and select the ENTER button ISPLAY THE 3 26 2 SETTING SCREEN Press the button to select the MEDIA SERVER icon and press the ENTER button 3 Disable the connection Press the ENTER button to clear the checkmark to disable the connection Press the button to select OK and press the ENTER button to close the MEDIA SERVER setting screen ...

Page 93: ... OR FONTS MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED s 3OME FUNCTIONS INCLUDED IN FONT ARE NOT SUPPORTED XAMPLE 4HERE ARE SOME RESTRICTIONS ON ANIMATION SELECTION OR HYPERLINK s T MAY TAKE LONGER TIME TO FEED PAGES COMPARED WITH A COMPUTER s N SOME CASES ICROSOFT 0OWER0OINT FORMAT lLES MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED Some restrictions on PDF files s ONTS NOT EMBEDDED AT THE TIME OF 0 CREATION MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED s 3OME FUNCTIONS...

Page 94: ...jector cabinet to select the item you want to adjust or set You can use the buttons on the remote control or the projector cabinet to select the tab you want 5 Press the ENTER button on the remote control or the projector cabinet to display the submenu window 6 Adjust the level or turn the selected item on or off by using the buttons on the remote control or the projector cabinet HANGES ARE STORED...

Page 95: ...n a dialog box Source Indicates the currently selected source Menu mode Indicates the current menu mode BASIC or ADVANCED Off Timer remaining time Indicates the remaining countdown time when the OFF TIMER is preset Slide bar Indicates settings or the direction of adjustment ECO mode symbol Indicates ECO MODE is set Key Lock symbol Indicates the CONTROL PANEL LOCK is enabled Thermometer symbol Indi...

Page 96: ...33 0 2 22 4 2 0 2 0 5 0 9 7 0 4 0 9 0 42 34 50 2 4 33 50 3 20 33 10 2 50 5 0 2 3 4 04 3 0 3 2 4 6 24 6 23 54 30 4 2 4 054 2 54 4 6 0 4 6 3 6 54 44 2 8 7 3 2 0 4 6 3 6 54 7 7 44 2 8 7 3 2 2 3 54 n 6 3 2 5 4 2 2 7 5 315 4 2 7 5 2 4 2 54 54 6 9 3 0 2 4 4 4 3 490 2 2 0 4 6 6 54 54 2 4HE ASTERISK INDICATES THAT THE DEFAULT SETTING VARIES DEPENDING ON THE SIGNAL 4HE 22 4 ITEM IS AVAILABLE WHEN AN ITEM O...

Page 97: ...2 33 34 4 2 4 4 3 4 0 2 4 3 4 0 2 4 2 2 3 4 0 2 2 2 4 3 2 3 2 490 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 0 3 4 0 42 22 4 5 4 3 2 0 42 34 0 2 4 33 0 2 7 4 42 34 2 0 42 34 0 42 34 0 2 4 33 2 0 2 4 33 0 2 4 33 0 5 2 49 2 0 5 2 49 0 34 4 6 2 2 4 2 0 2 4 0 2 4 0 6 24 2 0 6 24 2 0 6 24 0 34 4 47 2 3 44 3 7 2 7 2 33 703 47 2 2 4 02 4 2 24 47 2 3 26 42 0 3 52 49 5 4 30 BPS BPS BPS BPS BPS BPS 2 4 3 3 2 2 4 2 4 2 4 42 42 5 2 1 n...

Page 98: ... 47 2 53 4 0 2 0 523 53 4 2 523 53 4 4 2 3 6 3 3 52 054 4 2 2 3 54 2 4 2 15 9 6 24 2 15 9 39 490 39 0 2 49 3 490 3 52 429 3 52 3 490 6 490 4 04 6 6 2 4 7 2 0 2 33 35 4 3 4 7 9 2 33 7 2 33 0 2 33 35 4 3 4 7 9 2 33 7 2 33 33 47 2 490 7 0 70 3 6 6 23 2 7 2 4 2 7 2 35 05 6 23 2 7 2 4 23 02 4 2 3 2 5 2 5 4 490 42 WHEN 42 IS SET 2 3 4 522 4 3 4 4 5 429 34 2 0 523 2 4 2 523 ...

Page 99: ...NNECTOR DisplayPort 0ROJECTS THE IMAGE OF THE DEVICE CONNECTED TO THE ISPLAY0ORT INPUT CONNECTOR VIDEO 3ELECTS WHAT IS CONNECTED TO YOUR 6 INPUT 6 2 6 PLAYER OR DOCUMENT CAMERA VIEWER 4HIS FEATURE ENABLES YOU TO MAKE PRESENTATIONS USING A 53 MEMORY THAT CONTAINS SLIDES m PAGE 56 h 5SING THE 6IEWERv NETWORK 3ELECTS A SIGNAL FROM THE PORT 2 OR THE INSTALLED 53 WIRELESS UNIT OPTIONAL FOR MODELS FOR U...

Page 100: ...GE IS THEN DISPLAYED AND NO ADDITIONAL PATTERNS CAN BE REGISTERED 9OU SHOULD THUS DELETE ADJUSTMENT VALUES OF SIGNALS THAT ARE NO LONGER NEEDED Displaying the Entry list 1 Press the MENU button The menu will be displayed 2 Press the or BUTTON TO SELECT 3 52 The SOURCE list will be displayed 3 Use the or TO SELECT 429 34 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The ENTRY LIST windows will be displayed If the ENTRY...

Page 101: ...e or button to select a signal you wish to edit 2 Press the or BUTTON TO SELECT 4 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The Edit window will be displayed 3 52 NTER A SIGNAL NAME 5P TO ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS CAN BE USED 054 4 2 3ELECT THE INPUT SOURCE 3ET SO THAT THE SELECTED SIGNAL CANNOT BE DELETED WHEN 4 IS EXECUTED 4HE CHANGES MADE AFTER EXECUTION CANNOT BE SAVED 3 0 3ET SO THAT THE SELECTED SIGNAL WILL BE...

Page 102: ...OARD WILL NOT BE LOST AFTER THE NTRY IST IS CLOSED OPYING AND PASTING A SIGNAL FROM THE NTRY IST 09 0 34 1 Press the or button to select a signal you wish to copy 2 Press the or BUTTON TO SELECT 09 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The copied signal will be displayed on the clipboard at the bottom of the Entry List 3 Press the or button to move to the list 4 Press the or button to select a signal 5 Press t...

Page 103: ...TTINGS TO CUSTOMIZE EACH GAMMA OR COLOR 9OUR SETTINGS CAN BE STORED IN 02 3 4 TO 02 3 4 HIGH BRIGHT Recommended for use in a brightly lit room PRESENTATION Recommended for making a presentation using a PowerPoint file VIDEO Recommended for typical TV program viewing MOVIE Recommended for movies GRAPHIC Recommended for graphics sRGB Standard color values DICOM SIM Recommended for DICOM simulation f...

Page 104: ...s detail in dark areas of the picture 4 4HIS FUNCTION IS NOT AVAILABLE WHEN 3 IS SELECTED FOR 4 3 44 3 3ELECTING 3CREEN 3IZE FOR 3 3 2 3 4HIS FUNCTION WILL PERFORM GAMMA CORRECTION APPROPRIATE FOR THE SCREEN SIZE LARGE For screen size of 150 MEDIUM For screen size of 100 SMALL For screen size of 50 4 4HIS FUNCTION IS AVAILABLE ONLY WHEN 3 IS SELECTED FOR 4 3 44 3 DJUSTING OLOR 4EMPERATURE 2 4 0 2 ...

Page 105: ...lue tinged magenta CYAN Adjusts the color in cyan areas centered around the cyan This can be used to adjust to a green or blue tinged cyan CONTRAST DJUSTS THE INTENSITY OF THE IMAGE ACCORDING TO THE INCOMING SIGNAL BRIGHTNESS DJUSTS THE BRIGHTNESS LEVEL OR THE BACK RASTER INTENSITY SHARPNESS ONTROLS THE DETAIL OF THE IMAGE COLOR NCREASES OR DECREASES THE COLOR SATURATION LEVEL HUE 6ARIES THE COLOR...

Page 106: ... adjusts the clock frequencies that eliminate the horizontal banding in the image This adjustment may be necessary when you connect your computer for the first time PHASE Use this item to adjust the clock phase or to reduce video noise dot interference or cross talk This is evident when part of your image appears to be shimmering Use PHASE only after the CLOCK is complete 4 4HE AND 0 3 ITEMS ARE A...

Page 107: ...AL WITH THE SAME RESOLUTION HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL FREQUENCY ITS ADJUSTMENTS WILL BE CALLED UP AND APPLIED 4O DELETE ADJUSTMENTS STORED IN MEMORY FROM THE MENU YOU SELECT 2 3 4 m 522 4 3 AND RESET THE ADJUSTMENTS DJUSTS THE DISPLAY RANGE BLANKING AT THE TOP BOTTOM LEFT AND RIGHT EDGES OF THE INPUT SIGNAL 3ELECTING VERSCAN 0ERCENTAGE 6 23 3ELECT OVERSCAN PERCENTAGE UTO AND FOR SIGNAL Projected ima...

Page 108: ...ROJECTOR WILL AUTOMATICALLY DETERMINE THE INCOMING SIGNAL AND DISPLAY IT IN ITS ASPECT RATIO 4HE PROJECTOR MAY ERRONEOUSLY DETERMINE THE ASPECT RATIO DEPENDING ON ITS SIGNAL F THIS OCCURS SELECT THE APPROPRIATE ASPECT RATIO FROM THE FOLLOWING 4HE IMAGE IS DISPLAYED IN ASPECT RATIO 4HE IMAGE IS DISPLAYED IN ASPECT RATIO 4HE IMAGE IS DISPLAYED IN ASPECT RATIO 4HE IMAGE IS DISPLAYED IN ASPECT RATIO 4...

Page 109: ...OF A SIGNAL IS STRETCHED LEFT AND RIGHT IN 4 0 s MAGE POSITION CAN BE ADJUSTED VERTICALLY USING 0 3 4 WHEN THE OR ASPECT RATIOS ARE SELECTED s 4HE TERM hLETTERBOXv REFERS TO A MORE LANDSCAPE ORIENTED IMAGE WHEN COMPARED TO A IMAGE WHICH IS THE STANDARD ASPECT RATIO FOR A VIDE SOURCE 4HE LETTERBOX SIGNAL HAS ASPECT RATIOS WITH THE VISTA SIZE h v OR CINEMA SCOPE SIZE h v FOR MOVIE lLM s 4HE TERM hSQ...

Page 110: ...he automatic detection mode for telecine signals This option is recommended for a movie pic ture 4 4HIS FUNCTION IS NOT AVAILABLE WITH 2 SIGNALS 4URNING N OR FF THE IMENSIONAL 3EPARATION 9 3 0 2 4 7HEN PROJECTING AN IMAGE FROM A 6 INPUT SET TO TO PROJECT THE HIGHEST QUALITY IMAGE OFF Turns off the 3 dimensional separation feature ON Turns on the 3 dimensional separation feature 4 NLY AVAILABLE FOR...

Page 111: ...switched automatically based on the information from the device outputting the signal Depending on the connected device this setting may not be made properly In this case switch to NORMAL or ENHANCED from the menu and view with the optimum setting NORMAL This disables the enhanced mode ENHANCED This improves the image s contrast expressing the dark and light sections more dynamically ...

Page 112: ...N m PAGE 32 4 4HE 2 234 ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE WHEN 934 OR 42 22 4 IS SELECTED 5SING THE 0 0 0 452 9 0 452 UNCTION 0 0 0 452 9 0 452 4HIS FUNCTION ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW TWO DIFFERENT SIGNALS SIMULTANEOUSLY m PAGE 35 4HIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO SELECT TWO MODES 0 0 AND 0 452 9 0 452 0 0 4HIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW A SUB PICTURE IN THE MAIN PICTURE 0 452 9 0 452 4HIS ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW TWO PICTURES SID...

Page 113: ...THAT ALLOW TEXT TO BE SUPERIMPOSED ON THE PROJECTED IMAGE OF 6IDEO OR 3 6IDEO OFF This exits the closed caption mode CAPTION 1 4 Text is superimposed TEXT 1 4 Text is displayed Using Off Timer OFF TIMER 1 Select your desired time between 30 minutes and 16 hours OFF 0 30 1 00 2 00 4 00 8 00 12 00 16 00 2 Press the ENTER button on the remote control 3 The remaining time starts counting down 4 The pr...

Page 114: ... WHEN h v IS SELECTED THE SECURITY LOCK WARNING IS DISPLAYED 4HE SECURITY LOCK WARNING TURNS OFF WHEN THE SECURITY LOCK IS CANCELED 4URNING ONTROL 30 9 ID DISPLAY This option turns on or off the ID number which is displayed when the ID SET button on the remote control is pressed m page 106 4URNING N FF CO ESSAGE 33 4HIS OPTION TURNS ON OR OFF THE FOLLOWING MESSAGES WHEN THE PROJECTOR IS TURNED ON ...

Page 115: ...CKGROUND IS DISPLAYED WITHOUT THE LOGO WHEN THERE IS NO SIGNAL Selecting Interval Time for Filter Message FILTER MESSAGE 4HIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO SELECT THE TIME PREFERENCE BETWEEN DISPLAYING THE MESSAGE FOR CLEANING THE lLTERS LEAN THE lLTER WHEN YOU GET THE MESSAGE h0 3 4 2 v m PAGE 155 IVE OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE 4HE DEFAULT SETTING IS 4 9OUR SETTING WILL NOT BE AFFECTED EVEN WHEN 2 3 4 IS DONE ...

Page 116: ...IN LIGHT CHARACTERS AND CANNOT BE SELECTED Using Geometric Correction GEOMETRIC CORRECTION 4HIS FEATURE RETRIEVES GEOMETRIC DATA REGISTERED IN THE PROJECTOR MEMORY 4HREE PRESETS OF GEOMETRIC DATA HAVE BEEN REGISTERED 4O TURN OFF THIS FEATURE SELECT NOTE s 4HE 934 AND 2 234 ADJUSTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE WHEN GEOMETRIC DATA IS APPLIED s 4O CLEAR YOUR GEOMETRIC DATA PRESS THE 42 BUTTON FOR A MINIMUM ...

Page 117: ...E CONTROL m PAGE 6 s 9OUR SETTING WILL NOT BE AFFECTED EVEN WHEN 2 3 4 IS DONE FROM THE MENU REF WHITE BALANCE 4HIS FEATURE ALLOWS YOU TO ADJUST THE WHITE BALANCE FOR ALL SIGNALS 4HE WHITE AND BLACK LEVELS OF THE SIGNAL ARE ADJUSTED FOR OPTIMUM COLOR REPRODUCTION 5NIFORMITY IS ALSO ADJUSTED WHEN THE REDNESS 2 AND BLUENESS OF THE WHITE COLOR IN THE SCREEN S HORIZONTAL LEFT RIGHT DIRECTION ARE UNEVE...

Page 118: ...G ON THE EQUIPMENT A LOWER BAUD RATE MAY BE RECOMMENDED FOR LONG CABLE RUNS NOTE s 3ELECT BPS OR LESS WHEN USING THE SUPPLIED SOFTWARE PROGRAMS s 9OUR SELECTED COMMUNICATION SPEED WILL NOT BE AFFECTED EVEN WHEN 2 3 4 IS DONE FROM THE MENU Turning On or Off Remote Sensor REMOTE SENSOR 4HIS OPTION DETERMINES WHICH REMOTE SENSOR ON THE PROJECTOR IS ENABLED IN WIRELESS MODE 4HE OPTIONS ARE 2 4 2 4 AND...

Page 119: ...displayed If the projector cannot be operated with the current remote control ID the INACTIVE will be displayed To operate the inactive projector assign the control ID used for the projector by using the following procedure Step 3 3 Press one of numeric keypad buttons while pressing and holding the ID SET button on the remote control Example To assign 3 press the 3 button on the remote control No ...

Page 120: ...t altitudes approximately 5500 feet 1600 meters or higher To use the projector with ECO MODE ON in other installed conditions than desktop ceiling with 20 heed the following 1 Select HIGH ALTITUDE for MODE at altitude 3200 feet 1000 meters 2 Select OFF for ECO MODE at altitude 6800 feet 2100 meters or higher SETTING Select either NORMAL or VERTICAL TILT UP according to the installa tion angle of t...

Page 121: ...mponent signals are identified automatically VIDEO This switches to the video signal 4 7HEN A VIDEO CABLE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE IS CONNECTED TO THE 054 2 VIDEO INPUT CONNECTORS 9 CONNECTOR VIDEO SIGNALS CAN BE PROJECTED N THIS CASE SET TO h6 v SEAMLESS SWITCHING 7HEN THE INPUT CONNECTOR IS SWITCHED THE IMAGE DISPLAYED BEFORE SWITCHING IS HELD TO SWITCH TO THE NEW IMAGE WITHOUT A BREAK DUE TO ABSE...

Page 122: ...he projector s power can be turned on by wired LAN When in the standby mode the following connectors buttons or functions will not work MONITOR OUT COMP 1 connector and AUDIO OUT mini jack Wireless LAN Unit AUTO POWER ON COMP1 3 Buttons other than POWER button on the cabinet Buttons other than POWER ON button on the remote control PC control commands for other than power on MPORTANT s 7HEN 42 0 OR...

Page 123: ...LE THE PROJECTOR TO AUTOMATICALLY TURN OFF AT THE SELECTED TIME MIN MIN MIN MIN IF THERE IS NO SIGNAL RECEIVED BY ANY INPUT OR IF NO OPERATION IS PERFORMED NOTE s 4HE 54 0 7 2 FUNCTION WILL NOT WORK WHEN 6 7 2 OR 47 2 IS SELECTED FOR 3 52 Selecting Default Source DEFAULT SOURCE SELECT 9OU CAN SET THE PROJECTOR TO DEFAULT TO ANY ONE OF ITS INPUTS EACH TIME THE PROJECTOR IS TURNED ON LAST Sets the p...

Page 124: ... THE 0 2 BAR INDICATOR CHANGES FROM TO OURS AND STARTS COUNTING DOWN F THE REMAINING LAMP TIME REACHES HOURS THE PROJECTOR WILL NOT TURN ON s 4HE MESSAGE TO THE EFFECT THAT THE LAMP OR THE lLTERS SHOULD BE REPLACED WILL BE DISPLAYED FOR ONE MINUTE WHEN THE PROJECTOR IS TURNED ON AND WHEN THE 0 7 2 BUTTON ON THE PROJECTOR OR THE REMOTE CONTROL IS PRESSED 4O DISMISS THIS MESSAGE PRESS ANY BUTTON ON ...

Page 125: ...113 5 Using On Screen Menu SOURCE 1 054 4 2 2 3 54 2 4 2 15 9 6 24 2 15 9 39 490 39 0 2 49 3 490 3 52 429 SOURCE 2 3 490 6 490 4 04 6 6 2 4 WIRED LAN 0 2 33 35 4 3 4 7 9 2 33 ...

Page 126: ... 5 Using On Screen Menu WIRELESS LAN 1 0 2 33 35 4 3 4 7 9 2 33 WIRELESS LAN 2 33 47 2 490 7 0 70 3 6 VERSION 1 2 7 2 4 2 7 2 35 05 ...

Page 127: ...115 5 Using On Screen Menu VERSION 2 2 7 2 OTHERS 02 4 2 3 2 5 2 5 4 490 42 WHEN 42 IS SET ...

Page 128: ...USTMENTS AND SETTINGS FOR ALL THE SIGNALS TO THE FACTORY PRESET EXCEPT 5 2 5 4 2 33 3 2 5 4 3 2 0 2 7 4 34 4 6 2 42 0 3 33 37 4 3 52 49 3 44 3 5 4 30 42 0 2 0 523 53 4 2 523 53 4 4 2 3 6 3 7 2 AND 7 2 33 LSO DELETES ALL THE SIGNALS IN THE 429 34 AND RETURNS TO THE FACTORY PRESET 4 OCKED SIGNALS IN NTRY IST CANNOT BE RESET Clearing Lamp Hour Meter CLEAR LAMP HOURS 2ESETS THE LAMP CLOCK BACK TO ZERO...

Page 129: ...O ZERO 3ELECTING THIS OPTION DISPLAYS SUBMENU FOR A CONlRMATION 3ELECT 9 3 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON 4HE ITEM IS SELECTED FOR 4 2 33 AT THE TIME OF SHIPMENT 7HEN IS SELECTED YOU DO NOT NEED TO CLEAR THE lLTER USAGE HOUR 4 LAPSED TIME OF THE lLTER USE WILL NOT BE AFFECTED EVEN WHEN 2 3 4 IS DONE FROM THE MENU ...

Page 130: ... 342 4 2 EITHER 6 MENU OR 3 MENU CAN BE SELECTED m PAGE 136 4HE 3 MENU CONTAINS MINIMUM ESSENTIALS OF MENUS AND COMMANDS IMAGE EXPRESS UTILITY 4HIS SHOWS INFORMATION FOR PROJECTOR NAME RESOLUTION AND NETWORK WIRED WIRELESS WHICH ARE REQUIRED TO USE MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY 5SE THIS INFORMATION TO SET UP FOR YOUR COMPUTER DESKTOP CONTROL UTILITY 4HIS ALLOWS YOU TO SET UP FOR PASSWORD ENTRY DELETION COMP...

Page 131: ...ON AND NETWORK WIRED WIRELESS WHICH ARE REQUIRED TO USE ETWORK 0ROJECTOR 5SE THIS INFORMATION TO SET UP FOR YOUR COMPUTER REMOTE DESKTOP CONNECTION 4HIS ALLOWS YOU TO SET UP FOR COMPUTER NAME ENTRY AND EFFECTS FOR 2EMOTE ESKTOP NOTE s 53 KEYBOARD IS REQUIRED TO SET UP THE 2EMOTE ESKTOP ONNECTION ...

Page 132: ... 0 SERVER TURN OFF 0 m PAGE 122 4O SET ONLY FOR WIRELESS 47 2 490 AND 7 0 70 3ELECT 02 OR 02 FOR WIRELESS AND THEN SELECT 6 AND AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON 4HE DVANCED MENU WILL BE DISPLAYED m PAGE 123 To select an SSID 3ELECT 6 m 3 4 3526 9 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON 3ELECT AN 33 AND PRESS THE BUTTON TO SELECT AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON F YOU DO NOT USE 3 4 3526 9 TYPE THE 33 AND SELECT 2 3425 452 OR m ...

Page 133: ...LIST s 3ELECTING 3 0 33 0 4 WILL ALLOW THE PROJECTOR TO CREATE AN INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK N 33 WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY CREATED 7HEN THE 0 ADDRESS OF THE PROJECTOR IS CHANGED IT WILL AUTO MATICALLY TAKE EFFECT IN ONE OR TWO MINUTES 3ELECT h BTAIN AN 0 DDRESS UTOMATICALLYv TO SET THE 0 AD DRESS OF A CONNECTED COMPUTER T TAKES A FEW SECONDS FOR A CHANGE OF YOUR COMPUTER S 0 AD DRESS TO COME INTO EFFECT ...

Page 134: ...OR WHEN 0 IS TURNED OFF 5P TO NUMERIC CHARACTERS 7 3 52 4 3ET THE 0 ADDRESS OF YOUR 7 3 SERVER OF THE NETWORK CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR WHEN 0 IS TURNED OFF 5P TO NUMERIC CHARACTERS 54 3 0LACE A CHECK MARK TO AUTOMATICALLY ASSIGN THE 0 ADDRESS OF YOUR 3 SERVER CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR FROM YOUR 0 SERVER LEAR THIS CHECK BOX TO SET THE 0 ADDRESS OF YOUR 3 SERVER CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR 5P TO N...

Page 135: ...EP NOTE s 4HE SECURITY TYPE 7 0 KEY AND ENCRYPTION KEY SETTINGS MUST BE THE SAME AS COMMUNICATION DEVICES SUCH AS 0 OR ACCESS POINT IN YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK s 7HEN YOU USE 3 52 49 YOUR IMAGE TRANSMISSION SPEED WILL SLOW DOWN s 70 03 70 0 70 03 AND 70 0 ARE NOT AVAIL ABLE WHEN IS SELECTED FROM 47 2 490 33 NTER AN IDENTIlER 33 FOR WIRELESS OMMUNICATION CAN BE DONE ONLY WITH EQUIPMENT WHOSE 33 MATCHE...

Page 136: ...E 7 0 KEY FROM THE FOUR KEYS BELOW 9 9 9 9 NTER A 7 0 KEY s AXIMUM NUMBER OF CHARACTERS PTION LPHANUMERIC 3 EXADECIMAL 8 7 0 BIT 5 10 7 0 BIT 13 26 7HEN 70 03 70 0 70 03 OR 70 0 IS SELECTED FOR 3 52 49 490 2904 490 3ELECT 4 0 OR 3 9 NTER ENCRYPTION KEY EY LENGTH MUST BE OR GREATER AND OR LESS ...

Page 137: ...evice from the computer MPORTANT s 4HE lLE FORMATS OF DIGITAL CERTIlCATE THAT ARE SUPPORTED BY THE PROJECTOR ARE 2 AND 0 3 ONLY s 4HE PROJECTOR CANNOT HANDLE ANY DIGITAL CERTIlCATE WHOSE lLE SIZE EXCEEDS s 2 ERTIlCATE 2ELOCATION IST IS NOT SUPPORTED s LIENT CERTIlCATE CHAIN IS NOT SUPPORTED 3 Plug the USB memory device into the USB port of the projector Setting Procedures 3ELECT 47 2 3 44 3 m 7 2 ...

Page 138: ...SK WPA2 PSK WPA EAP or WPA2 EAP is not available when AD HOC is selected 3ELECT THE 3 52 49 TAB The SECURITY page will be displayed 3ELECT THE 3 52 49 490 lELD AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The pull down list will be displayed 3ELECT 70 0 OR 70 0 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON 3ELECT THE 4 0 3 lELD AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The pull down list will be displayed 10 3ELECT 4 0 OR 3 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON Selec...

Page 139: ...RITY S CERTIlCATE 2 FORMAT lLE 0 0 3 0V 5SER AME CHARACTER OR MORE AND CHARACTERS OR LESS 0ASSWORD CHARACTER OR MORE AND CHARACTERS OR LESS ERTIlCATE ERTIlCATE AUTHORITY S CERTIlCATE 2 FORMAT lLE 0 Selecting EAP TLS for EAP TYPE The following section explains the operation for selecting EAP TLS For selecting PEAP MSCHAPv2 go on to Step 12 on page 129 12 3ELECT THE 53 2 lELD AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTO...

Page 140: ...IGITAL CERTIlCATE HAS BEEN INSTALLED ITS INFORMATION CANNOT BE DELETED EVEN IF YOU STOP SETTING 70 0 OR 70 0 14 N THE THUMBNAIL SCREEN SELECT A DIGITAL CERTIlCATE 0 3 FORMAT lLE SAVED IN YOUR 53 MEMORY DEVICE and press the ENTER button The password screen will be displayed 15 3ELECT 0 337 2 lELD AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The character entry screen software keyboard will be displayed Set the passwor...

Page 141: ...THE PROJECTOR FOLLOW THE STEPS BELOW Y DOING THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE ALL THE DIGITAL CERTIlCATES FOR THE CURRENTLY DISPLAYED PROlLE WILL BE CLEARED 3ELECT 2 24 4 3 IN THE BOTTOM LEFT OF THE 6 SETTING SCREEN AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON A message for confirmation will be displayed 3ELECT 9 3 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The digital certificates will be cleared 4 0 s 4HE 0 3 FORMAT DIGITAL CERTIlCATE INCLUD...

Page 142: ...Installing a digital certificate 9OU CAN INSTALL EACH DIGITAL CERTIlCATE CLIENT CERTIlCATE AND CERTIlCATE FOR 02 OR ON A lLE BY lLE BASIS s NSTALL A ROOT CERTIlCATE FOR A CERTIlCATE s F YOU INSTALL A DIGITAL CERTIlCATE OVER YOUR EXISTING DIGITAL CERTIlCATE THE EXISTING DIGITAL CERTIlCATE WILL BE OVERWRITTEN WITH THE NEW DIGITAL CERTIlCATE s NCE A DIGITAL CERTIlCATE HAS BEEN INSTALLED ITS INFORMATI...

Page 143: ...3 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The digital certificates will be cleared 4 0 NTERING 7 0 KEYS 3WITCHING BETWEEN LPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS AND HEXADECIMAL 4O ENTER FROM 9 TO 9 DO THE FOLLOWING 3ELECT ONE OF 9 9 9 AND 9 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The character entry screen software keyboard will be displayed 2 Use the or button to select a character and press the ENTER button s 4O ENTER A 7 0 KEY OR PASSPHRAS...

Page 144: ...2 2 4 4HE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WILL BE DISPLAYED WHEN THE PROJECTOR IS CONNECTED TO A NETWORK WIRED OR WIRELESS 02 4 2 34 47 2 2 4 7 2 7 2 33 4 34 453 0 2 33 35 4 3 4 7 9 7 3 3 2 33 33 47 2 490 7 0 70 3 6 5 4 4 4 54 4 4 0 2 30 9 4 2 4 00 4 5 4URN ON OR OFF THE DISPLAY OF THE NETWORK INFORMATION 4HE MEANINGS OF THESE STATUS STATEMENTS ARE DESCRIBED BELOW 3TATEMENT UTHENTICATION STATUS UTHENTICATED...

Page 145: ...A UNIQUE PROJECTOR NAME 5P TO ALPHANU MERIC CHARACTERS AND SYMBOLS 6 MENU ONLY 3ET A HOST NAME AND DOMAIN NAME OF THE PROJECTOR 34 3ET A HOST NAME OF THE PROJECTOR 5P TO ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS 3ET A DOMAIN NAME OF THE PROJECTOR 5P TO ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS ...

Page 146: ... THE NETWORK CONNECTED TO THE PROJEC TOR 5P TO ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS 3 2g3 2 33 3PECIFY THE SENDER S ADDRESS 5P TO ALPHANU MERIC CHARACTERS AND SYMBOLS 3 40 3 26 2 4YPE IN THE 3 40 SERVER NAME TO BE CONNECTED TO THE PROJEC TOR 5P TO ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS 2 0 4g3 2 33 4YPE IN YOUR RECIPIENT S ADDRESS 5P TO ALPHANU MERIC CHARACTERS AND SYMBOLS 4 34 3END A TEST MAIL TO CHECK IF YOUR SETTINGS ARE ...

Page 147: ...D NFORMATION 3YSTEM NDUSTRIES SSOCIA TION IN 4HE PROJECTOR SUPPORTS ALL THE COMMANDS OF 0 INK LASS s 3ETTING OF 0 INK WILL NOT BE AFFECTED EVEN WHEN 2 3 4 IS DONE FROM THE MENU 5P TO ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS AMX 4URN ON OR OFF FOR DETECTION FROM 8 EVICE ISCOVERY WHEN CONNECTING TO THE NETWORK SUPPORTED BY 8 S ET INX CONTROL SYSTEM 4 0 7HEN USING A DEVICE THAT SUPPORTS 8 EVICE ISCOVERY ALL 8 ET INX ...

Page 148: ...ettings 7 0 337 2 2 0 33 7 2 SSIGN A PASSWORD FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR MODE 5P TO ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS NOTE 7HEN 34 IS SELECTED FOR 5 4 3 52 3 4 PLACING A CHECK MARK FOR 4 3 6 3 44 6 5 3 WILL FORCIBLY SELECT 47 2 FOR SOURCE AT EVERY POWER ON TIME 4O AVOID THIS SELECT 54 FOR 5 4 3 52 3 4 4 0 4O RETURN TO THE 6 MENU FROM THE 3 MENU DO THE FOLLOWING 5SE THE 3 52 BUTTON ON THE CABINET OR PRESS THE 47 ...

Page 149: ...AIN POWER IS TURNED OFF F THE MAIN POWER IS NOT SUPPLIED TO THE PROJECTOR FOR TWO WEEKS OR MORE THE BUILT IN CLOCK STOPS WORKING s 7HEN 02 2 4 2 IS ENABLED THE 34 9 SETTING BECOMES INVALID 4HIS MEANS THAT THE PROJECTOR IS IN THE SAME CONDITION WHEN THE 2 IS SELECTED FOR 34 9 Setting a new program timer 1 On the PROGRAM TIMER screen use the or BUTTON TO SELECT 3 44 3 AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUT ton The P...

Page 150: ...HE 4 2 BUTTON You will be returned to the TOOLS screen NOTE s 5P TO DIFFERENT TIMER SETTINGS CAN BE PROGRAMMED s 7HEN 02 2 4 2 IS TURNED ON THE 34 9 SETTING IS IGNORED s 4HE 0ROGRAM 4IMER IS EXECUTED ON A SET TIME BASIS NOT IN A PROGRAM BASIS s NCE THE PROGRAM NOT MARKED WITH A CHECK IN 2 0 4 HAS BEEN EXECUTED THE CHECK MARK IN THE 4 6 CHECK BOX WILL BE CLEARED AUTOMATICALLY AND THE PROGRAM WILL B...

Page 151: ...BUTTON HANGE THE SETTINGS ON THE 4 SCREEN 3ELECT AND PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The programmed settings will be changed You will be returned to the PROGRAM LIST screen Changing the order of programs N THE 02 2 34 SCREEN SELECT A PROGRAM WHOSE ORDER YOU WANT TO CHANGE AND PRESS THE but ton 2 Press the button to select or 3 Press the ENTER button a few times to select a row to which you wish to move the p...

Page 152: ...MM DD YYYY and time HH MM INTERNET TIME SERVER If you place a check mark the projector s built in clock will be synchronized with an Internet time server in every 24 hours and at the time of projector s startup UPDATE Synchronizes the projector s built in clock immediately The UPDATE button is not available unless the INTERNET TIME SERVER check box is turned on SUMMER TIME SETTINGS If you place a ...

Page 153: ... TO PREVENT THE LENS FROM GETTING SCRATCHED s 7HEN LEAVING THE LENS OFF THE PROJECTOR FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME MOUNT THE DUST CAP ON THE PROJECTOR TO PREVENT DUST OR DIRT FROM GETTING INSIDE s F YOU HAVE MULTIPLE PROJECTORS BE CAREFUL OF THE FOLLOWING 7HEN MOUNTING A LENS DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THIS PROJECTOR ONTO ANOTHER PROJECTOR IN THE 0 SERIES BE SURE TO REMOVE THE LENS ATTACHMENT BEFORE MOU...

Page 154: ... While pressing the lens release button on the projector s front panel fully in turn the lens counterclockwise The lens comes off 4 F THE LENS CANNOT BE REMOVED WHEN THE LENS RELEASE BUTTON IS PRESSED CHECK WHETHER THE LENS THEFT PREVENTION SCREW IS MOUNTED 2 Slowly pull the lens off the projector After removing the lens mount the lens caps front and back included with the lens before storing the ...

Page 155: ...io cable not supplied Making Connections 4HE PROJECTOR CAN BE CONNECTED TO A COMPUTER USING THE COMPUTER CABLE INCLUDED A CABLE CORE TYPE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE CABLE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE OR ISPLAY0ORT CABLE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE Analog RGB signal connection s ONNECT THE INCLUDED COMPUTER CABLE BETWEEN THE COMPUTER S DISPLAY OUTPUT CONNECTOR MINI 3UB PIN AND THE PROJECTOR S OMPUTER OR OMPUTER V...

Page 156: ...JECTOR ADJUST THE VOLUME OF BOTH THE PROJECTOR AND COMPUTER TO SET THE APPROPRIATE VOLUME LEVEL s F THE COMPUTER HAS A MINI JACK TYPE AUDIO OUTPUT CONNECTOR WE RECOMMEND CONNECTING THE AUDIO CABLE TO THAT CONNECTOR s 4HIS PROJECTOR DOES NOT SUPPORT VIDEO UNIT MODEL 33 VIDEO DECODED OUTPUTS s 7HEN A VIDEO DECK IS CONNECTED VIA A SCAN CONVERTER ETC THE DISPLAY MAY NOT BE CORRECT DURING FAST FORWARDI...

Page 157: ...O CONNECT THE COMPUTER S AUDIO OUTPUT TO THE PROJECTOR S OMPUTER AUDIO INPUT CONNECTOR N THIS CASE SWITCH THE SETTING AT ON SCREEN MENU S AUDIO SELECTION ON THE PROJECTOR TO m PAGE 10 4O CONNECT THE COMPUTER S 6 OUTPUT CONNECTOR TO THE PROJECTOR S ISPLAY0ORT INPUT CONNECTOR USE A COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE CONVERTER HDMI 1 IN HDMI 2 IN AUDIO IN 4 7HEN 6IEWING A 6 IGITAL 3IGNAL s 5SE A 6 TO CABLE COMPL...

Page 158: ...E EXTERNAL MONITOR TO YOUR PROJECTOR TO SIMULTANEOUSLY VIEW ON A MONITOR THE COMPUTER ANALOG IMAGE YOU RE PROJECTING NOTE s AISY CHAIN CONNECTION IS NOT POSSIBLE s 7HEN AUDIO EQUIPMENT IS CONNECTED THE PROJECTOR SPEAKER IS DISABLED Computer cable VGA supplied Stereo mini plug audio cable not supplied HDMI cable not supplied ...

Page 159: ...O OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS NOTE s N IMAGE MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED CORRECTLY WHEN A 6IDEO OR 3 6IDEO SOURCE IS PLAYED BACK IN FAST FORWARD OR FAST REWIND VIA A SCAN CONVERTER s 6IDEO SIGNALS CAN BE PROJECTED WHEN A VIDEO CABLE COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE IS CONNECTED TO THE OMPUTER VIDEO INPUT CONNECTOR S 9 CONNECTOR N THIS CASE SET THE ON SCREEN MENU S 3 450 m 04 m 3 3 4 0 TO 6 AND SELECT OMPUTER FOR THE INPUT...

Page 160: ...IGNAL AT 534 m 6 m 3 490 ON THE PROJECTOR S ON SCREEN MENU 3ELECT h 054 2v OR h6 v FOR THE OMPUTER VIDEO INPUT CONNECTOR AT 3 450 m 04 m 3 3 4 0 m PAGE 9 s 4O CONNECT TO A VIDEO DEVICE WITH A CONNECTOR USE THE SOLD SEPARATELY CONNECTOR CONVERTER ADAPTER MODEL 0 4 AUDIO IN COMPUTER IN AUDIO IN 15 pin to RCA female 3 cable adapter ADP CV1E RCA female to BNC male connector not supplied Stereo mini pl...

Page 161: ...ITCHABLE BETWEEN h NHANCEDv AND h ORMALv 4HIS WILL PROVIDE IMPROVED IMAGE CONTRAST AND MORE DETAILED DARK AREAS OR MORE INFORMATION ON SETTINGS REFER TO THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL OF THE AUDIO VIDEO EQUIPMENT TO BE CONNECTED s 7HEN CONNECTING THE CONNECTOR OF THE PROJECTOR TO THE 6 PLAYER THE PROJECTOR S VIDEO LEVEL CAN BE MADE SETTINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 6 PLAYER S VIDEO LEVEL N THE MENU SELECT 3...

Page 162: ...WITH A PORT 2 WHICH PROVIDES A CONNECTION USING A CABLE 4O USE A CONNECTION YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SET THE ON THE PROJECTOR MENU 3ELECT 00 4 5 m 47 2 3 44 3 m 7 2 m PAGE 121 Example of LAN connection XAMPLE OF WIRED CONNECTION Server Hub LAN cable not supplied 4 5SE A ATEGORY OR HIGHER CABLE ...

Page 163: ...N s 4HE WIRELESS UNIT IS MOUNTED INSIDE THE PROJECTOR EFORE MOUNTING IT TURN OFF THE POWER UNPLUG THE POWER CORD AND LET THE PROJECTOR COOL DOWN COMPLETELY 2EMOVING THE lLTER UNIT WHILE THE PROJECTOR IS RUNNING COULD RESULT IN BURNS OR ELECTRIC SHOCKS FROM TOUCHING INTERNAL PARTS 4 s 4HE WIRELESS UNIT HAS A FRONT AND A BACK AND MUST BE MOUNTED IN THE WIRELESS PORT IN A SPECIlC DIRECTION 4HE PORT I...

Page 164: ... front the side with the indicator facing upwards hold the back edge and insert the unit gently Next press the wireless LAN unit in with a finger The cap you have removed will be used when the wireless LAN unit is removed so store it in a safe place 4 F THE WIRELESS UNIT IS HARD TO INSERT DO NOT PUSH IT IN BY FORCE 5 Mount the filter unit Insert the filter unit onto the projector with the sides on...

Page 165: ...e wireless LAN unit If the wireless LAN unit is hard to remove place a cloth etc over needle nose pliers to grasp the wireless LAN unit and pull it out 4 O NOT GRASP THE WIRELESS UNIT WITH EXCESSIVE FORCE OING SO WILL DAMAGE IT 3 Mount the filter unit and filter cover as described in steps 5 and 6 above W IR E L E S S W IR E L E S S ...

Page 166: ...t in wireless LAN function Wired LAN Wireless access point USB Wireless LAN Unit 4O ENABLE DIRECT COMMUNICATION I E PEER TO PEER BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND PROJECTORS YOU NEED TO SELECT THE D OC MODE m PAGE 123 PC with wireless LAN card inserted PC with built in wireless LAN function XAMPLE OF WIRELESS CONNECTION ETWORK 4YPE m D OC USB Wireless LAN Unit ...

Page 167: ... ITS LEFT SIDE ATTACH A STAND SUPPORTING THE PROJECTOR s OCK THE LENS SHIFT AFTER COMPLETING LENS SHIFT ADJUSTMENT 3PECIlCATIONS OF STAND FOR PROJECTING PORTRAIT IMAGES OR DESIGNING A STAND FOR PROJECTING PORTRAIT IMAGES CONSULT YOUR DEALER LLOW X MM OF SPACE FOR THE INTAKE VENTS LLOW MM OR LONGER FOR OPENING THE lLTER COVER INTAKE VENT 5SE THE SCREWS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PROJECTOR OCATION OF SCRE...

Page 168: ...e View Front View 4 M4 screw hole Remove tilt foot 130 or longer Filter cover open Horizontal adjuster Bottom View Filter cover 310 mm or longer Rear foot OCKING ENS 3HIFT 1 Pull and remove the lever cover 2 Loosen the screw s 4HE SCREW CANNOT BE REMOVED ...

Page 169: ...and Connections 3 Move the lever upward until it stops and then secure the screw s 7HILE HOLDING THE LEVER UPWARD TIGHTEN THE SCREW s 4O ADJUST THE LENS SHIFT AGAIN LOOSEN THE SCREW AND DO THIS 4 Put the lever cover back ...

Page 170: ...ANCEL THE MESSAGE PRESS ANY BUTTON ON THE PROJECTOR CABINET OR THE REMOTE CONTROL 4HE TWO LAYER lLTER ON THE PROJECTOR IMPROVES COOLING AND DUST PROOF CAPABILITIES COMPARED WITH THE CONVENTIONAL MODELS 4HE OUTSIDES INTAKE SIDE OF THE lRST AND SECOND LAYER lLTERS REMOVE DUST 4O CLEAN THE lLTER DETACH THE lLTER UNIT AND THE lLTER COVER CAUTION s EFORE CLEANING THE lLTERS TURN OFF THE PROJECTOR DISCO...

Page 171: ...r unit and the filter cover Clean both outside and inside 6 Attach the four filters to the filter unit 1 Insert the hard honeycomb filters into the tips of the flanges at the center then bend the filters and push them in under the hooks The filters cannot be inserted from the outside 2 Turn the filter unit over Mount the accordion filters under the flanges along the outer edges s ACH ACCORDION lLT...

Page 172: ...ght buttons to close s 0USH THE lLTER COVER UNTIL IT CLICKS INTO PLACE LEAR THE lLTER USAGE HOURS Plug the power cord into the wall outlet and then turn on the projector From the menu select RESET m CLEAR FILTER HOURS m page 117 The interval time to clean the filters is set to OFF at time of shipment When using the projector as it is you do not clear the filter usage Catch Button ...

Page 173: ...G DETERGENTS OR SOLVENTS SUCH AS ALCOHOL OR THINNER s 7HEN CLEANING THE VENTILATION SLITS OR THE SPEAKER USING A VACUUM CLEANER DO NOT FORCE THE BRUSH OF THE VACUUM CLEANER INTO THE SLITS OF THE CABINET Vacuum the dust off the ventilation slits s LOGGED VENTILATION SLITS MAY CAUSE A RISE IN THE INTERNAL TEMPERATURE OF THE PROJECTOR RESULTING IN MALFUNCTION s O NOT SCRATCH OR HIT THE CABINET WITH Y...

Page 174: ...AUSE AN UNWANTED SHADOW AND POOR PICTURE QUALITY s 4HE PROJECTOR WILL TURN OFF AND GO INTO STANDBY MODE WHEN YOU CONTINUE TO USE THE PROJECTOR FOR ANOTHER HOURS AFTER THE LAMP HAS REACHED THE END OF ITS LIFE F THIS HAPPENS BE SURE TO REPLACE THE LAMP F YOU CONTINUE TO USE THE LAMP AFTER THE LAMP REACHES THE END OF ITS LIFE THE LAMP BULB MAY SHATTER AND PIECES OF GLASS MAY BE SCATTERED IN THE LAMP ...

Page 175: ...ERLOCK ON THIS CASE TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK O NOT ATTEMPT TO CIRCUMVENT THIS INTERLOCK 2EMOVE THE LAMP HOUSING BY HOLDING IT Interlock Guide hole To replace the lamp 1 Remove the lamp cover OOSEN THE LAMP COVER SCREW s 4HE LAMP COVER SCREW IS NOT REMOVABLE 0ULL THE BOTTOM OF THE LAMP COVER TOWARDS YOU AND REMOVE IT CAUTION AKE SURE THAT THE LAMP HOUSING IS COOL ENOUGH TO BEFORE REM...

Page 176: ... LAMP TIME CLOCK IS RESET TO ZERO THE 0 INDICATOR GOES OUT 4 Reattach the lamp cover NSERT THE TOP EDGE OF THE LAMP COVER INTO THE GROOVE IN THE PROJECTOR AND CLOSE THE LAMP COVER 4IGHTEN THE SCREW TO SECURE THE LAMP COVER s E SURE TO TIGHTEN THE SCREW 3 Install a new lamp housing NSERT A NEW LAMP HOUSING UNTIL THE LAMP HOUSING IS PLUGGED INTO THE SOCKET 0OSITION SO THAT THE GUIDE HOLE IN THE BOTT...

Page 177: ...IS PRECISION EQUIPMENT EEP OUT DUST AND DIRT DURING lLTER REPLACEMENT s O NOT WASH THE lLTERS WITH SOAP AND WATER 3OAP AND WATER WILL DAMAGE THE lLTER MEMBRANE s 0UT lLTERS INTO PLACE NCORRECT ATTACHMENT OF A lLTER MAY CAUSE DUST AND DIRT TO GET INTO THE INSIDE OF THE PROJECTOR EFORE REPLACING THE lLTERS REPLACE THE LAMP m PAGE 15 1 Push up the buttons on the left and right to release the filter u...

Page 178: ...ROTRUSIONS ON THE lLTER UNIT 6 Mount the filter unit back onto the projector cabinet Insert the filter unit onto the projector with the sides on which the left and right hooks are located on the outside 7 Mount the filter cover back onto the projector cabinet Insert the 4 catches on the top of the filter cover into the grooves in the projector then press the left and right buttons to close This co...

Page 179: ...AND 7INDOWS 80 0ROFESSIONAL h ICROSOFT 4 RAMEWORK 6ERSION OR LATERv IS REQUIRED 4HE ICROSOFT 4 RAMEWORK 6ERSION OR LATER IS AVAILABLE FROM ICROSOFT S WEB PAGE OWNLOAD AND INSTALL IT ON YOUR COMPUTER s MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY ITE WILL BE INSTALLED TO THE SYSTEM DRIVE OF YOUR COMPUTER F THE MESSAGE h4HERE IS NOT ENOUGH FREE SPACE ON DESTINATIONv IS DISPLAYED FREE UP ENOUGH SPACE ABOUT TO INSTALL THE PRO...

Page 180: ...D THEN h ONTROL 0ANELv The Control Panel window will be displayed LICK h5NINSTALL A PROGRAMv UNDER h0ROGRAMSv The Programs and Features window will be displayed 3 Select the software program and click it LICK h5NINSTALL HANGEv OR h5NINSTALLv s 7HEN THE h5SER CCOUNT ONTROLv WINDOWS IS DISPLAYED CLICK h ONTINUEv Follow the instructions on the screens to complete the uninstallation s OR 7INDOWS 80 LI...

Page 181: ...ility 2 folder will be displayed s F YOUR AC IS 0OWER0 BASED DOUBLE CLICK h MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY DMGv OVE THE h MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY v FOLDER TO h PPLICATIONSv FOLDER USING A DRAG AND DROP OPERATION 4 0 s 5NINSTALLING A SOFTWARE PROGRAM 0UT THE h MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY v FOLDER TO THE 4RASH ICON 2 Put the configuration file of Image Express Utility 2 to the Trash icon s 4HE CONlGURATION lLE OF MAGE XPR...

Page 182: ...ES AN OUTLINE OF PREPARATION FOR USE OF 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL OR INFORMATION ON HOW TO USE 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL SEE ELP OF 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL m PAGE 16 NOTE s OGO DATA GRAPHICS THAT CAN BE SENT TO THE PROJECTOR WITH 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL HAS THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS ILE SIZE OR LESS MAGE SIZE RESOLUTION THE NATIVE RESOLUTION OF THE PROJECTOR s 4HE LOGO DATA THAT IS SENT WITH 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL WILL...

Page 183: ...is model Click Close Easy Setup Closing the Easy Setup window will display the Projector List window Select your projector you wish to connect This will display the Virtual Remote screen 4 0 s 4HE 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL SCREEN OR 4OOLBAR CAN BE DISPLAYED WITHOUT DISPLAYING h ASY 3ETUPv WINDOW 4O DO SO CLICK TO PLACE A CHECK MARK FOR h O NOT USE ASY 3ETUP NEXT TIMEv ON THE SCREEN NOTE s 7HEN 0 7 2 3 6...

Page 184: ...L s ISPLAYING THE HELP lLE USING THE TASKBAR LICK THE 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL ICON ON THE TASKBAR WHEN 6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL IS RUNNING The pop up menu will be displayed LICK h ELPv The Help screen will be displayed s ISPLAYING THE HELP lLE USING THE 3TART ENU LICKh3TARTv h LL PROGRAMSvORh0ROGRAMSv h 0ROJECTOR 5SER 3UPPORTWAREv h6IRTUAL 2EMOTE4OOLv AND THEN h6IRTUAL 2EMOTE 4OOL ELPv IN THIS ORDER The He...

Page 185: ...or to a LAN ONNECT THE PROJECTOR TO THE BY FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS IN h ONNECTING TO A 7IRED v m PAGE 150 h ON NECTING TO A 7IRELESS SOLD SEPARATELY v m PAGE 151 AND h PPLICATION ENUS 47 2 3 44 3v m PAGE 120 Start Image Express Utility Lite N7INDOWS CLICKh3TARTvmh LL PROGRAMSvmh 0ROJECTOR 5SER3UPPORTWAREvm Image Express Utility ITEv m h MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY ITEv Image Express Utility Lite will s...

Page 186: ... up or down the volume 4 Etc Uses Update HTTP Server Settings and Information 5 Exit Exit Image Express Utility Lite You can also turn off the projector at the same time 6 Help Displays the help of Image Express Utility Lite 4 0 6IEWING THE ELP OF MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY ITE s ISPLAYING THE ELP lLE OF MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY ITE WHILE IT IS RUNNING Click the help icon on the control window The Help screen...

Page 187: ... DISTORTED IMAGE BY USING A COMBINATION OF TRANSFORMATIONAL RULES PREPARED IN ADVANCE 4HIS SECTION WILL SHOW AN EXAMPLE FOR USE WITH POINT ORRECTION OR INFORMATION ABOUT h ULTI POINT ORRECTIONv AND h0ARAMETERS ORRECTIONv SEE THE HELP lLE OF MAGE XPRESS 5TILITY ITE m PAGE 171 s 9OUR CORRECTION DATA CAN BE STORED IN THE PROJECTOR OR YOUR COMPUTER WHICH CAN BE RESTORED WHEN NECESSARY s EOMETRIC CORRE...

Page 188: ...After completing right click the mouse The green frame and the mouse pointer will disappear from the projected image area This will complete the cor rection LICK THE h8v CLOSE BUTTON ON THE h POINT ORRECTIONv WINDOW The 4 point Correction window will disappear and the 4 point correction will take effect LICK THE h v BUTTON ON THE CONTROL WINDOW TO EXIT THE 4 4 0 s FTER PERFORMING THE POINT CORRECT...

Page 189: ...9OU CAN USE THE ESKTOP ONTROL 5TILITY TO OPERATE A COMPUTER LOCATED IN A SEPARATE ROOM FROM THE PROJECTOR OVER A NETWORK 4HEREFORE CARE MUST BE EXERCISED TO PREVENT ANY THIRD PARTY FROM VIEWING THE SCREEN OF YOUR COMPUTER IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS COPYING lLES OR TURNING OFF THE POWER ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGES ARISING FROM INFORMATION LEAK OR SYSTEM FAILURE WHILE YOU ARE USING ESKTOP ...

Page 190: ... FTER LOGGING ON WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE BELOW TO CHANGE THE SETTING Change Procedure For Windows 7 LICK ONTROL 0ANEL FROM THE 3TART ANU LICK 5SER CCOUNTS AND AMILY 3AFETY LICK 5SER CCOUNTS LICK HANGE 5SER CCOUNT ONTROL SETTINGS HANGE HOOSE WHEN TO BE NOTIlED ABOUT CHANGES TO YOUR COMPUTER TO EVER NOTIFY AND CLICK s F RESTARTING IS REQUESTED CLICK 2ESTART NOW OR 7INDOWS...

Page 191: ...F 7INDOWS 7INDOWS 6ISTA THE 5SER CCOUNT ONTROL 7INDOW IS DISPLAYED LICK OR INPUT THE administrator password Screen when Desktop Control Utility 1 0 is started first time already Screen if starting password has been set 0 24 4 s E SURE TO WRITE DOWN THE STARTING PASSWORD IN CASE YOU FORGET IT s 4HE STARTING PASSWORD MUST BE INPUT EACH TIME ESKTOP ONTROL 5TILITY IS STARTED s 3HOULD YOU FORGET THE ST...

Page 192: ...PLAYED IN THE PASSWORD lELD VARIES EACH TIME ESKTOP ONTROL 5TILITY IS STARTED 4 Write down the character string displayed in the password field Write down PMHN in the screen example of step 3 LICK Desktop Control Utility 1 0 will be started Move to the room where the projector is installed with the paper on which you have written down the password in step 4 ...

Page 193: ... the projector Set the LAN setting of the projector in advance 0RESS THE 3 52 BUTTON ON THE PROJECTOR UNIT The Source list will be displayed In case of the remote control press the NETWORK button The network menu screen will be displayed proceed to step 5 4 Press the BUTTONS TO SELECT 47 2 AND THEN PRESS THE 4 2 BUTTON The network menu screen will be displayed ...

Page 194: ...TO DELETE THE CHARACTER TO THE LEFT OF THE CHARACTER insertion point 8 After inputting the password click the BUTTON ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE 0 337 2 lELD You are returned to the DESKTOP CONTROL UTILITY menu screen LICK 054 2 3 2 The COMPUTER LIST screen will be displayed If the connection destination has not been found as a result of a COMPUTER SEARCH search for the connection destination by inpu...

Page 195: ...ANIPULATING DESKTOP SCREEN 4HE DISPLAYED DESKTOP SCREEN CAN BE MANIPULATED BY USING THE 53 MOUSE CONNECTED TO THE PROJECTOR F THE 8 4 BUTTON OF THE PROJECTOR OR REMOTE CONTROL IS PRESSED WHILE THE DESKTOP SCREEN IS DISPLAYED AN AUXILIARY OPERATION BAR IS DISPLAYED AT THE LOWER LEFT OF THE SCREEN ANIPULATE THE AUXILIARY OPERATION BAR BY USING THE BUTTONS OF THE PROJECTOR OR REMOTE CONTROL ...

Page 196: ... operation as when the ESC key of the computer is pressed is performed This icon is used for example to stop a slideshow of PowerPoint s PERATING THE PROJECTOR DISCONNECTING COMMUNICATIONS 1 Press the EXIT button while the desktop screen is displayed An auxiliary operation bar will be displayed at the lower left of the screen 2 Move the highlight to cut off icon and press the ENTER button Communic...

Page 197: ... SCREEN IS DISPLAYED LICK XIT Desktop Control Utility 1 0 will be terminated 3 Press the EXIT button on the projector unit or on the remote control The network menu screen will be displayed 4 Press the MENU button on the projector unit or on the remote control The on screen menu will be displayed 3ELECT AN INPUT SOURCE OTHER THAN 47 2 ...

Page 198: ...v m h0 ONTROL 5TILITY 0RO v m h0 ONTROL 5TILITY 0RO v 4 s OR THE 3CHEDULE FUNCTION OF THE 0 ONTROL UTILITY 0RO TO WORK YOU MUST HAVE YOUR COMPUTER RUNNING AND NOT IN STANDBY SLEEP MODE 3ELECT h0OWER PTIONSv FROM THE h ONTROL 0ANELv IN 7INDOWS AND DISABLE ITS STANDBY SLEEP MODE BEFORE RUNNING THE SCHEDULER XAMPLE OR 7INDOWS 3ELECT h ONTROL 0ANELv m h3YSTEM AND 3ECURITYv m h0OWER PTIONSv m h HANGE W...

Page 199: ...7 6 2 5 6 1 12 3 23 2 35 3 12 3 16 0 4 0 ALCULATION OF THE THROW DISTANCE FROM THE SCREEN SIZE 0 LENS THROW DISTANCE M M MIN TO M MAX 0 LENS THROW DISTANCE M TO M MIN TO M MAX 0 LENS THROW DISTANCE M TO M MIN TO M MAX 0 LENS THROW DISTANCE M TO M MIN TO M MAX 0 LENS THROW DISTANCE M TO M MIN TO M MAX h v ORIZONTAL REFERS TO THE SCREEN WIDTH IGURES DIFFER BY SEVERAL WITH THE TABLE ABOVE BECAUSE THE...

Page 200: ...h3CREEN 3IZE FOR REFERENCE v TABLE m PAGE 4 SCREEN WIDTH CM 4HE THROW DISTANCE IS CM TO CM CM TO CM BECAUSE OF THE ZOOM LENS PA622U PA621U PA522U PA521U 3CREEN SIZE ENS MODEL NAME 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 0 1 3 1 2 2 5 1 0 3 7 6 0 2 0 2 6 2 5 5 1 5 0 8 0 1 7 2 5 3 3 3 2 6 3 6 3 10 1 2 1 7 5 12 1 2 6 5 1 6 6 6 6 12 7 12 6 20 3 20 0 30 5 7 6 15 3 10 2 13 2 12 8 25 5 12 7 16 5 4 0 ALCULATION OF THE THROW DIST...

Page 201: ...PA722X PA721X PA622X PA621X 1 0 10 9 m PA622U PA621U PA522U PA521U 1 0 11 3 m PA672W PA671W PA572W PA571W 1 0 11 3 m PA722X PA721X PA622X PA621X 1 0 10 9 m NP13ZL PA622U PA621U PA522U PA521U 1 2 31 9 m PA672W PA671W PA572W PA571W 1 2 32 1 m PA722X PA721X PA622X PA621X 1 2 30 8 m PA622U PA621U PA522U PA521U 3 7 50 9 m PA672W PA671W PA572W PA571W 3 7 51 2 m PA722X PA721X PA622X PA621X 3 6 49 2 m NP1...

Page 202: ...iagonal 3IZE INCHES 3CREEN WIDTH 3CREEN HEIGHT INCHES CM INCHES CM 30 61 0 18 32 81 3 61 0 60 36 80 162 6 100 80 203 2 60 120 72 150 120 228 6 200 160 120 365 8 300 180 320 812 8 500 1016 0 300 762 0 3IZE INCHES 3CREEN WIDTH 3CREEN HEIGHT INCHES CM INCHES CM 30 86 2 21 2 53 8 60 31 8 80 8 80 67 8 172 3 107 7 100 53 0 120 101 8 258 5 63 6 161 5 150 127 2 323 1 200 106 0 203 5 127 2 323 1 300 861 6 ...

Page 203: ...OJECTED IMAGE INDICATES HORIZONTAL WIDTH OF THE PROJECTED IMAGE 4 4HE LENS SHIFT FUNCTION CANNOT BE USED WHEN USING THE 0 LENS 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 ESK FRONT PROJECTION 1V 1H 0 3H 0 3H 0 5V 0 1V 0 1H 0 1H EILING FRONT PROJECTOR 1V 1H 0 3H 0 1H 0 1H 0 3H 0 5V 0 1V 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 ESK FRONT PROJECTION 1V 1H 0 3H 0 3H 0 6V 0 1V 0 1H 0 1H Height of projected image Width of projected image Height of project...

Page 204: ...D THE MAXIMUM VALUE FOR THE LENS SHIFT FOR 0 7 0 7 0 7 PA571W PA622U PA621U PA522U PA521U CCORDING TO THE TABLES OF SCREEN SIZES AND DIMENSIONS m PAGE 20 CM 6 CM DJUSTMENT RANGE IN THE VERTICAL DIRECTION 4HE PROJECTED IMAGE CAN BE MOVED UPWARDS CM CM DOWNWARDS CM CM WHEN THE LENS IS AT THE CENTER POSITION OR A CEILING FRONT INSTALLATION THE ABOVE lGURES ARE INVERTED DJUSTMENT RANGE IN THE HORIZONT...

Page 205: ...280 5 60 75 85 38 1050 3 60 75 78 16 10 60 78 1600 16 60 58 1600 1200 3 3 60 65 70 75 738 1680 1050 16 10 60 758 1200 3 16 10 2EDUCED LANKING 1080 17 60 ULL 1080 3 16 60 3 67 832 3 75 768 3 75 1152 870 6 3 75 1280 5 65 Component 3IGNAL 2ESOLUTION DOTS SPECT 2ATIO 2EFRESH 2ATE Z 46 P 1080 16 50 60 46 I 1080 16 46 P 1280 720 16 50 60 3 46 P 720 60 3 46 P 720 576 50 3 46 I 720 60 3 46 I 720 576 50 OM...

Page 206: ...7 60 18 I0AD 1536 3 60 1728 3 60 71 I AC 2560 16 60 718 2560 1600 16 10 2EDUCED LANKING 2160 16 2160 17 46 P 1080 16 46 I 1080 16 46 P 1280 720 16 50 60 3 46 P 720 60 3 46 P 720 576 50 3 46 I 60 3 46 I 576 50 HDMI 3D 3IGNAL 2ESOLUTION DOTS 2EFRESH 2ATE Z SPECT 2ATIO ORMAT P 16 RAM 0AKING 3IDE Y 3IDE 4OP AND OTTOM 25 3IDE Y 3IDE 4OP AND OTTOM 50 3IDE Y 3IDE 4OP AND OTTOM 3IDE Y 3IDE 4OP AND OTTOM I...

Page 207: ...3IDE P 50 RAM 0AKING 3IDE Y 3IDE 4OP AND OTTOM 100 RAME 3EQUENTIAL RAM 0AKING 3IDE Y 3IDE 4OP AND OTTOM 120 RAME 3EQUENTIAL ATIVE RESOLUTION ON 8 MODEL 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 ATIVE RESOLUTION ON 78 MODEL 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 ATIVE RESOLUTION ON 758 MODEL 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 PPROXIMATE 6ALUE 4HE PROJECTOR MAY FAIL TO DISPLAY THESE SIGNALS CORRECTLY WHEN 54 IS SELECTED FOR 30 4 2 4 IN THE ON SCREEN MENU 4HE FACTORY...

Page 208: ... WITH RIS ON 0 8 0 7 0 5 3CREEN SIZE THROW DISTANCE TO THROW DISTANCE DEPENDS ON LENS OLOR REPRODUCIBILITY BIT COLOR PROCESSING APPROX BILLION COLORS UDIO OUTPUT UILT IN 7 MONAURAL SPEAKER 3CANNING FREQUENCY ORIZONTAL TO K Z OR LESS K Z OR GREATER FOR 2 INPUTS CONFORMING TO 6 3 STANDARDS 6ERTICAL TO Z TO Z FOR INPUTS CONFORMING TO 6 3 STANDARDS AIN ADJUSTMENT FUNCTIONS ANUAL ZOOM MANUAL FOCUS MANU...

Page 209: ...N 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 7 6 7 6 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 7 6 7 6 3TANDBY 7 6 7 6 7 IN ETWORK STANDBY MODE 0OWER SAVING MODE 0 2W 2ATED INPUT CURRENT 0 8 0 8 0 7 0 7 0 5 0 5 0 8 0 8 0 5 0 5 0 7 0 7 XTERNAL DIMENSIONS WIDTH HEIGHT DEPTH WIDTH HEIGHT DEPTH MM NOT INCLUDING PROTRUDING PARTS 7EIGHT LBS KG NOT INCLUDING LENS FFECTIVE PIXELS ARE MORE THAN 4HIS IS THE LIGHT OUTPUT VALUE LUMENS WHEN THE 0...

Page 210: ...198 9 Appendix 250 9 8 162 6 4 359 14 1 368 1 14 5 78 5 3 1 142 5 6 200 7 9 499 19 6 Cabinet Dimensions Lens center Lens center Holes for ceiling mount 5NIT MM INCH 5NIT MM INCH ...

Page 211: ...CTOR FALLING OR CAUSING INJURY Mounting 0REPARATIONS 1 Connect the power cord and cables to the projector the connection cords are omitted from the diagrams 2 Prepare a Phillips screwdriver 1 Insert the two round protrusions on the left and right edges of the cable cover into the grooves in the bottom of the projector to line it up 4 E CAREFUL NOT TO LET THE POWER CORD AND CABLES GET PINCHED BY TH...

Page 212: ...SIGNAL 44 LEVEL 5 1 4 2 3 10 11 12 13 14 15 6 9 7 8 Pin No 2 3IGNAL NALOG 9 B R 3IGNAL 1 2ED R 2 REEN OR 3YNC ON REEN 9 3 LUE B ROUND 5 ROUND 6 2ED ROUND R ROUND 7 REEN ROUND 9 ROUND 8 LUE ROUND B ROUND O ONNECTION 10 3YNC 3IGNAL ROUND 11 O ONNECTION 12 I DIRECTIONAL 4 3 13 ORIZONTAL 3YNC OR OMPOSITE 3YNC 6ERTICAL 3YNC 15 ATA LOCK ...

Page 213: ...NG 2ED CYCLES OF OVER PROBLEM 4HE LAMP COVER IS NOT PROPERLY MOUNTED OUNT IT PROPERLY m 0AGE 161 2ED CYCLES OF AN PROBLEM 4HE COOLING FAN HAS STOPPED TURNING ONTACT AN PROJECTOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT CENTER FOR REPAIRS 2ED CYCLES OF RIS ERROR 4HE IRIS IS NOT OPERATING PROPERLY ONTACT AN PROJECTOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT CENTER FOR REPAIRS LASHING RANGE ETWORK CONmICT T IS NOT POSSIBLE TO CONNECT THE PROJECTOR...

Page 214: ...E FF O PROBLEM LASHING 2ED CYCLES OF 4EMPERATURE PROBLEM 4HE TEMPERATURE PROTECTOR HAS BEEN ACTIVATED F THE ROOM TEMPERATURE IS HIGH MOVE THE PROJECTOR TO A COOL PLACE F THE PROBLEM STILL PERSISTS CONTACT AN PROJECTOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT CENTER IT RANGE IGH SURROUNDING TEMPERATURE 4HE SURROUNDING TEMPERATURE IS HIGH OWER THE ROOM TEMPERATURE If the temperature protector is activated F THE PROJECTOR S...

Page 215: ...ERED KEYWORD IF THE 3ECURITY FUNCTION IS ENABLED m page 37 s If the HDMI input or the DisplayPort signal cannot be displayed try the following Reinstall your driver for the graphics card built in your computer or use the updated driver For reinstalling or updating your driver refer to the user guide accompanied with your computer or graphics card or contact the support center for your computer man...

Page 216: ...S supported by the projector m page 207 s DJUST THE COMPUTER IMAGE MANUALLY WITH THE ORIZONTAL 6ERTICAL IN THE 04 3 m page 95 Remote control does not work s NSTALL NEW BATTERIES m page 9 s AKE SURE THERE ARE NO OBSTACLES BETWEEN YOU AND THE PROJECTOR s 3TAND WITHIN FEET M OF THE PROJECTOR m page 9 s To perform computer mouse operations using the projector s remote control connect the optional mous...

Page 217: ...MAY NOT BE DISPLAYED CORRECTLY 3HOULD THIS HAPPEN DEACTIVATE THE NOTEBOOK 0 S SCREEN WHEN THE PROJECTOR DISPLAY IS IN USE ACH NOTEBOOK 0 HAS A DIFFERENT WAY OF DEACTIVATE REACTIVATE THE LOCAL SCREENS AS DESCRIBED IN THE PREVIOUS STEP 2EFER TO YOUR COMPUTER S DOCUMENTATION FOR DETAILED INFORMATION s MAGE DISPLAYED IS INCORRECT WHEN USING A ACINTOSH 7HEN USING A ACINTOSH WITH THE PROJECTOR SET THE 0...

Page 218: ...T COMPUTER 3 02H 03H 00H 00H 02H 01H 03H 0BH INPUT SELECT HDMI 02H 03H 00H 00H 02H 01H 1AH 22H INPUT SELECT DisplayPort 02H 03H 00H 00H 02H 01H 1BH 23H INPUT SELECT VIDEO 02H 03H 00H 00H 02H 01H 06H 0EH INPUT SELECT S VIDEO 02H 03H 00H 00H 02H 01H 0BH 13H INPUT SELECT VIEWER 02H 03H 00H 00H 02H 01H 1FH 27H INPUT SELECT NETWORK 02H 03H 00H 00H 02H 01H 20H 28H PICTURE MUTE ON 02H 10H 00H 00H 00H 12H...

Page 219: ...orrectly AUTO POWER OFF is turned off only models with the AUTO POWER OFF function OFF TIMER is turned off only models with the OFF TIMER function Video and Audio Image is too dark Remains unchanged even though you adjust the brightness and or the contrast Image is distorted Image appears to be trapezoidal unchanged even though you carry out the KEYSTONE adjustment Parts of the image are lost Stil...

Page 220: ... Model number Length inch m Distribution amplifier Model number Switcher Model number Adapter Model number Projector PC DVD player Installation environment Screen size inch Screen type White matte Beads Polarization Wide angle High contrast Throw distance feet inch m Orientation Ceiling mount Desktop Power outlet connection Connected directly to wall outlet Connected to power cord extender or othe...

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