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Table of Contents

Important Safety Information

Precautions

4

Operating Instructions

Features of Your Projector

6

Using Your Projector

7

Storing Your Projector

8

Turning Off Your Projector

9

Helpful Information

Menu Options

10

Remote Operation

12

Replacing the Lamp

15

Replacing the fuse

18

Technical Summary

19

If Something Goes Wrong

Troubleshooting Tips

20

Miscellaneous

Quick Start Guide

23

Appendix

24

Glossary

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PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE
DAMAGE TO PROJECTOR OR USER

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NEVER under any circumstances should
the projector be powered down by pushing
the toggle button on the side. Turn off
projector using the buttons on top of the
projector (see “Turning Off Your Projector”
for complete instructions). If this procedure
is not follow, the projector will overheat
and cause extreme damage to the
projector.

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Only use the power supply included in the
unit.

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Only use 120v/4A fuses when replacing
the fuse.

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Do not touch any inside metal parts,

especially

when replacing the lamp.

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Use the clips on the bottom of the spare
lamp as a tool to lift and remove the
original lamp. Do not use any other tool to
remove the lamp (see “Replacing the
Lamp” for complete instructions).

Important Safety Information

Precautions

READ ALL SAFETY INFORMATION BEFORE USING

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Summary of Contents for XPJ

Page 1: ...he XPJ Projector is a projector for you to use and play with just like you ve always wanted This machine has been designed to be easy to use and fun You ll love the high quality projection and image q...

Page 2: ...the projector be powered down by pushing the toggle button on the side Turn off projector using the buttons on top of the projector see Turning Off Your Projector for complete instructions If this pro...

Page 3: ...elt Do not block the vent openings on the sides of the projector this may cause the projector to overheat and malfunction Do not attempt to stick any objects into the fans Important Safety Information...

Page 4: ...ix A Fig 1 and wait until you see the small red light on the top of the projector This means the unit is now in standby mode O 8 Operating Instructions Using Your Projector cont d 6 Dim the lighting i...

Page 5: ...4 Replace lens cover O o 10 Helpful Information Menu Options Input Input Change modes between A V S Video and VGA Information Basic information about the unit Picture Color Temp Picture User Allows u...

Page 6: ...Allows user to select one of the following menu languages English Spanish or Korean Reset Returns all settings to default i 12 Helpful Information Remote Operation Remote Control Key Controls Functio...

Page 7: ...Remote Operation cont d How to Use Your Remote Control 1 Press to enter the main menu 2 Scroll to desired section of menu with and select submenu with 3 Use to enter and exit other sections of the su...

Page 8: ...lockwise to release the screw from the lamp cover see Fig 1 below Figure 1 Removing Lamp Cover 2 Take off lamp cover and set aside i 16 Helpful Information Replacing the Lamp cont d 3 Locate the two m...

Page 9: ...snaps into place NEVER TOUCH THE LAMP SKIN OIL WILL DAMAGE THE GLASS AND SHORTEN THE LAMP LIFE 6 Put the lamp cover back into its original place Using a coin turn clockwise to tighten screw i 18 Helpf...

Page 10: ...r cord i 20 If Something Goes Wrong Troublshooting Tips Problem 1 Fans are running but light is not ON Solution a After turning toggle switch on the side of the projector to the ON position press ON O...

Page 11: ...m that the main switch on the side of the XPJ is on d Check the red LED on the top of the projector confirm it turns on and off when the main power is turned on and off If not check the fuse see page...

Page 12: ...button on the projector or the ON OFF button on the remote control to turn on the projector lamp Note The lamp turns on approximately two seconds after pressing the button 6 Turn on video source DVD d...

Page 13: ...ype of cords connected to the projector A V S Video or VGA Projective Screen Sizes the size of the image that will be displayed on the wall or screen Saturation the intensity of the hue displayed Stan...

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