Proxima DP2400 User Manual Download

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1–6 • User’s Guide

Chapter 1 • Introducing the Proxima

Desktop Projector

Control Panel

Brightness

Sync

Volume

Video

Menu/

Lamp

OVERTEMP

REPLACE LAMP

Figure 1-3

The control panel

CONTROL

FUNCTION

VOLUME

Adjusts audio level of the projector's internal speakers.

BRIGHTNESS

Increases/decreases brightness of the projected image.

SYNC

Compensates for fine variations in the timing of the

computer video signal.

VIDEO

Switches between computer video, NTSC/PAL/SECAM
video, or S-VHS.

MENU/

Press once to display the Levels menu.

Press again to display the Setup menu.

Press a third time to exit the Menu window.

Hold down for several seconds to initiate (optional)

Cyclops light measurement sequence.

Hold down when powering up projector to disable
Cyclops.

LAMP

Toggles the projection lamp ON/OFF.

ARROWS

Make small adjustments to the projected image's position.

Changes Menu Window settings when in MENU mode.

Press the Right/Left arrow key to move to the setting.

Press the Up/Down arrow key to change the setting.

Summary of Contents for DP2400

Page 1: ...Projectors Halogen Models This manual covers all of the Desktop Projector halogen models These projectors have many aspects in common Unless otherwise indicated the information contained within this manual is common to all models ...

Page 2: ...dinaccordancewiththeinstructionmanual maycauseinterferencetoradio communications It has been tested and found to comply with limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of the FCC Rules which are designed to providereasonableprotectionagainstsuchinterferencewhenoperatedinacommercial environment Operationofthisequipmentinaresidentialareaislikelytocauseinterference in whic...

Page 3: ...p 1 10 Your Proxima Desktop Projector 2 1 Getting Started 2 2 Opening the Projector 2 2 Closing the Projector 2 6 Transporting the Projector 2 7 Connecting the Desktop Projector 2 8 COMPUTER 2 9 RS 232 2 12 VIDEO IN 2 12 S VHS 2 13 COMPUTER AUDIO IN 2 14 AUDIO IN 2 14 Connecting a Microphone 2 15 AUDIO OUT 2 16 Powering Up 2 18 Applying Power to the Projector 2 18 Turning On Off the Lamp 2 21 Proj...

Page 4: ...Settings 3 4 Saving Changes 3 4 Levels Menu 3 5 BRIGHTNESS 3 5 SYNC 3 5 VOLUME 3 6 RGB Controls RED GREEN BLUE 3 6 TINT 3 6 SIG LEVEL 3 6 Setup Menu 3 7 SOURCE 3 7 IMAGE 3 8 COLORS 3 8 PROJECTION 3 9 FREQUENCY 3 9 LANGUAGE 3 10 STORE 3 10 SETTINGS 3 10 Warning and Alert Lights 3 11 OVERTEMP Warning Light 3 11 REPLACE LAMP Alert Light 3 12 Remote Control 3 13 MUTE Key 3 13 TEXT Key 3 14 REV PAUSE a...

Page 5: ...placing Lamps 4 3 Changing Air Filters 4 5 Changing the Remote Control s Batteries 4 9 Temperature Extremes 4 10 Troubleshooting Chart 5 1 Where to Get Help 5 4 Appendix A Specifications Appendix B Accessories Replacement Parts Index Chapter 4 Maintenance Chapter 5 Troubleshooting ...

Page 6: ...xima Desktop Projector family consists of portable color data and video LCD desktop projection products that make sharing data and presenting information as easy as connecting your computer to your monitor 800 600 400 200 0 APR MAY JUN JUL 800 600 400 200 0 APR MAY JUN JUL PROXIMA Figure 1 1 The Proxima Desktop Projector in use ...

Page 7: ...e referred to as audio video enabled Models that do not support video will be referred to as audio enabled All Proxima Desktop Projector halogen models come Cyclops capable Cyclops is an interactive pointer system that functions like a cordless mouse and lets you control your computer and software from the projection screen After you ve opened the box and removed the Desktop Projector and shrink w...

Page 8: ... s Guide Product Registration Card Composite Video Audio Cable C497 6 S Video Cable C466 6 Computer Audio Cable C498 6 RCA Y Adapter C496 VIDEO MENU FREEZ E LAMP REV FWD MUTE PAUSE BRIGH TNESS Blue keys PC MA C Remot e softw are TEXT VOLUM E SYNC CYCLO PS Audio video enabled models only Figure 1 2 Items included with the Desktop Projector The international version has three extra power cords for E...

Page 9: ...onitor cable from the computer and attach it to the MONITOR end of the Y cable 6 Plug the Y cable s COMPUTER or CPU end into the computer s monitor port 7 Insert the Y cable s LCD end into the projector s COMPUTER port If these steps complete your preliminary configuration continue with Step 8 at the bottom of the page Notebooks Laptops 4 Make sure that the computer is turned off 5 Plug the Y cabl...

Page 10: ...ps system or Presentation Control software COMPUTER Connects computer video to projector VGA video Y cable C454 6 Macintosh video Y cable C464 6 Projector LCD Monitor MONITOR IBM COMPUTER VGA Mac CPU MAC II S VHS Audio video enabled models S VHS or S Video input S Video cable C466 6 Projector S VHS Mini Din 4 Source VIDEO OUT Mini Din 4 VIDEO IN Audio video enabled models Video input from NTSC PAL...

Page 11: ...ignal VIDEO Switches between computer video NTSC PAL SECAM video or S VHS MENU Press once to display the Levels menu Press again to display the Setup menu Press a third time to exit the Menu window Hold down for several seconds to initiate optional Cyclops light measurement sequence Hold down when powering up projector to disable Cyclops LAMP Toggles the projection lamp ON OFF ARROWS Make small ad...

Page 12: ...ates in the unlikely event the projector reaches an over temperature condition REPLACE LAMP Illuminates if the active and or spare projector lamp burns out CONTROL FUNCTION BRIGHTNESS Increases decreases the overall brightness of the projected image SYNC Compensates for fine variations in the timing of the computer video signal VOLUME Adjusts the audio level of the projector s internal speakers RE...

Page 13: ...on the type of signal the projector is receiving IMAGE Switches between NORMAL and REVERSE modes REVERSE is used primarily for viewing text screens COLORS Selects the color mode most suitable for the projected image PROJECTION Flips the displayed image for use with a rear projection screen FREQUENCY Synchronizes the projector with the video source Note Adjust SYNC before changing FREQUENCY LANGUAG...

Page 14: ...tive Matrix FREEZE Figure 1 7 Remote control unit CONTROL FUNCTION MUTE Toggles sound OFF ON to the internal and external speakers TEXT Toggles between VGA text mode of 640 x 400 lines and DOS text mode of 720 x 400 lines DOS text is easier to view when using Text mode REV PAUSE FWD Works with Proxima s Presentation Control Software which can be used to sequence electronic slides Detailed instruct...

Page 15: ...ng Help For technical support please contact your dealer or call Proxima at U S A and Canada Outside U S A and Canada Europe 619 457 5500 Press 1 for Customer Service 619 457 8542 fax 619 457 5500 Press 1 for Customer Service 619 622 0173 fax 31 43 358 5200 31 43 358 5201 Fax ...

Page 16: ...LUM E SYNC CYCLO PS 12 11 3 13 14 15 7 8 10 16 S VHS VIDEO IN Figure 2 1 The Proxima Desktop Projector and Remote Control 1 Control Panel 9 Projection Lens Assembly 2 Mirror Assembly and Focus Ring 3 Internal Speakers 10 Remote Control 4 Cover Assembly 11 Connector Panel 5 Top Air Intake Filter 12 Lamp Selector 6 Recessed Handle 13 Lamp Chamber Latch 7 Front Air Intake Filters 14 Power Cord Recept...

Page 17: ...ht angle perpendicular to the projection screen and parallel to the floor If you re using a media cart make sure the wheels are locked to prevent it from moving Perpendicular to the projection screen Parallel to the floor Top View Side View Projection Screen Figure 2 2 Positioning the Desktop Projector Getting Started ...

Page 18: ... it reaches the first stop You can use the projector in this position or raise the cover assembly to the second stop whichever you prefer Figure 2 3 Opening the cover assembly CAUTION The Desktop Projector s cover and projection mirror assemblies have been designed to limit over extension Applying excessive pressure can damage the projector ...

Page 19: ...gers beneath the mirror assembly at the lower center of the front panel and raise it until it reaches a 45 angle approximately relative to the top of the lens assembly Figure 2 4 Raising the mirror assembly Figure 2 5 The Desktop Projector in the open position ...

Page 20: ...le TO AVOID DAMAGE YOU MUST COMPLETELY CLOSE THE PROJECTOR BEFORE MOVING IT If you must move the projector while it is open grasp it securely at the sides by the lower part of the housing to support the weight of the unit PROXIMA Figure 2 6 Moving the projector when open Using an AV Tripod On the bottom of the projector there is a connector that you can connect to a tripod Use only a heavy duty in...

Page 21: ...remely careful of the power cord and any extension cords To attach the tripod to the projector 1 Grasp the projector by the handle and stand it on its side 2 Holding the tripod sideways screw its threaded camera mount into the connector on the bottom of the projector 3 Extend and lock the tripod s legs 4 Grasp the projector by its handle and place your other hand under the unit the side opposite t...

Page 22: ...nsport the Desktop Projector without securely closing the projector and disconnecting all of the cables The Desktop Projector has a recessed carrying handle located in one of the side panels 1 Push in on either end of the handle Pull the handle up 2 Release the handle The spring loaded mechanism will retract it back into the body of the projector The projector has protective feet on the side oppos...

Page 23: ...r ordering information Connecting the Projector ITEM DESCRIPTION 1 RS 232 For using optional Cyclops system or Presentation Control Software 2 COMPUTER Connects computer video to the projector 3 AUDIO OUT Stereo output to external powered speakers or external sound system 4 AUDIO IN Left and right inputs from VCR or other audio source or amplified or wireless microphone 5 COMPUTER AUDIO IN Left an...

Page 24: ...or your system Figure 2 9 VGA and Macintosh connections 1 Make sure that the computer and monitor are turned off 2 Unplug the monitor cable from your computer s video monitor port and attach it to the MONITOR end of the Y cable Note To connect your desktop computer without a monitor connect one of the supplied video terminators to the MONITOR end of the Y cable Use the appropriate terminator for y...

Page 25: ...led Setup 4 Insert the Y cable s large 25 pin connector marked LCD into the Desktop Projector s COMPUTER port MONITOR COMPUTER VGA LCD PROXIMA Figure 2 9 VGA connections MONITOR MAC II CPU LCD PROXIMA Figure 2 10 Macintosh connections ...

Page 26: ...appropriate video terminator to the MONITOR end of the Y cable For IBM compatibles use part number C936 for Macintosh systems use part number C935 Note If your Desktop Projector is unable to project an image at the same time your laptop monitor displays an image refer to your laptop documentation for information on switching between the internal screen and the video port Special Configurations If ...

Page 27: ...r ADB cables are included with each of these products VIDEO IN Audio video enabled models can project video from NTSC PAL or SECAM sources VCRs laserdisc players and video recorders VIDEO RECORDER VCR VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT PROXIMA Figure 2 11 The Desktop Projector connected to a video source Note If you would like to add video to audio enabled models you can order the Video Adapter Kit A195 see Appe...

Page 28: ...input from the video source Refer to the AUDIO IN section later in this chapter S VHS Audio video enabled models can project video from an S VHS or S Video source 1 Connect one end of the S Video Y C cable C466 6 to your video source connector marked VIDEO OUT TO MONITOR or something similar The cable has identical round 4 pin connectors on either end 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the De...

Page 29: ...jector s left and right COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors AUDIO IN All Desktop Projector models have left and right stereo connectors for audio input from VCRs laserdisc players and other video equipment or from a microphone Connecting a Video Audio Source The composite audio video cable C497 6 is made up of 3 cables with yellow red and white RCA plugs 1 Insert a white RCA plug into your video source s...

Page 30: ...ojector s Left and Right COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors Connecting a Microphone When you need to address a larger audience while projecting an NTSC PAL SECAM or S VHS video image plug an amplified or wireless microphone equipped with a line level output maximum level of 1 volt peak to peak into the Left and Right AUDIO IN connectors The microphone will work when an NTSC PAL SECAM or S VHS video imag...

Page 31: ...connecting external speakers use the optional Proxima Powered Loudspeaker System part number A55 or a similar system References in the following procedure are to Figure 2 12 To connect your Desktop Projector to external powered speakers 1 Insert the mini plug of the stereo cable supplied with your powered speakers into the projector s AUDIO OUT connector 2 Insert the other end of the cable into sp...

Page 32: ...ers External Stereo System To connect your Desktop Projector to an external stereo system 1 Using the computer audio cable C498 6 insert the mini jack end into the projector s AUDIO OUT connector 2 Insert the RCA connectors at the other end of the cable into the external amplifier s left and right AUDIO IN connectors ...

Page 33: ...reo system Your Desktop Projector and external monitor if you are using one must be turned on before you turn on your computer so that the computer properly senses each display during its boot up sequence Applying Power to the Projector On the rear connector panel of the projector you ll find a power cord receptacle and an AC POWER switch Powering Up ...

Page 34: ... Desktop Projector BEFORE connecting it to an electrical outlet If you plug the power cord into the wall first you might damage the projector 2 Connect the power cord to a properly grounded wall outlet or surge protector 3 Move the AC POWER switch to the ON position The lamp comes on and the projector s fan begins to run If you do not hear the fan refer to Chapter 5 4 Turn on your monitor and comp...

Page 35: ...amp chamber gets very hot during operation In particular the ceramic socket at the lamp s base can get extremely hot Use appropriate care when opening the lamp chamber or changing lamps Make sure that the lamp chamber and lamp have cooled for at least 6 minutes with the fan running To do so press the LAMP button to turn off the lamp and allow the fan to operate for several minutes Note If you turn...

Page 36: ...ntrol Panel or remote control Pressing the LAMP key again will turn the lamp on The lamp turns on slowly to prolong lamp life Brightness Sync Volume Video Menu Lamp OVERTEMP REPLACE LAMP Figure 2 16 The LAMP key Note Turning the lamp off does not cut power to the projector The fans will still operate You must move the AC POWER switch to the OFF position to completely power down the projector ...

Page 37: ...ction screen The following table shows the projected image size measured diagonally based on the distance from the projector to the screen Distance from Screen Diagonal Image Size 4 ft 1 2 m 35 88 9 cm 6 ft 1 8 m 53 5 135 9 cm 8 ft 2 4 m 72 182 9 cm 10 ft 3 0 m 90 5 229 9 cm 12 ft 3 6 m 109 7 278 6 cm 14 ft 4 3 m 128 325 1 cm 128 325 1 cm Figure 2 17 Diagonal measurement of projected image when De...

Page 38: ...ou can use the title screen image that appears when you first start up the projector to make your adjustments Using a thumb or fingertip rotate the focus ring to the right or left for the clearest displayed image Figure 2 18 The projector lens focus ring ...

Page 39: ...n the front of the Desktop Projector is not perpendicular to the projection screen the vertical plane or when it s not placed parallel to the floor the horizontal plane Key stoning also occurs when the projector is tilted sideways To correct keystoning always make sure that the projector is at a right angle to the screen in the horizontal plane The projector is properly aligned if the top and bott...

Page 40: ...e floor Top View Side View Projection Screen Figure 2 20 Positioning the Desktop Projector In order to allow you to project images high enough for the entire audience to view the Desktop Projector has been designed to minimize keystoning A 10 5 correction for keystoning is built into the projector ...

Page 41: ...Panel Brightness Sync Volume Video Menu Lamp OVERTEMP REPLACE LAMP Figure 3 1 Desktop Projector Control Panel Arrow Keys The four arrow keys allow you to Make small adjustments to the position of the projected image The image shifts in the direction indicated by the arrow or Access and modify settings in the Menu windows For more information see Menu Settings later in this chapter Chapter 3 Using ...

Page 42: ... without allowing the fan to cool down the unit However the projector will take a little longer to cool MENU CYCLOPS Key This key allows you to display and change the current projector settings in the Menu window You can also use this key to calibrate the optional Cyclops interactive pointer system The Menu Cyclops key will also disable Cyclops so that you can use Proxima s Presentation Control So...

Page 43: ...cedure will not work with the remote control To re enable Cyclops turn the projector off and then turn it back on SYNC Keys The SYNC keys compensate for fine variations in the timing of a computer s video signal Sync is only used with computer video Adjust this setting if you see uneven horizontal features streaks or shimmering in a graphic image Press the upper or lower SYNC key until the image s...

Page 44: ...ol Panel or the remote control to display the Levels Menu 2 Press the MENU key a second time to display the Setup Menu Selecting and Changing Settings To select and change a setting 1 Use the right or left arrow key to move to the setting that you wish to change 2 Use the up or down arrow key to change the setting Note The active setting the one that you can change has a red outline Saving Changes...

Page 45: ...er video BRIGHTNESS R TINT G SIG LEVEL VOLUME Figure 3 3 Levels Menu for NTSC PAL SECAM and S VHS video BRIGHTNESS Adjust this setting to increase and decrease the image intensity It functions the same way as the BRIGHTNESS key on the control panel Use the up or down arrow key to increase or decrease the intensity of the image SYNC Adjust this setting if you see uneven horizontal features streaks ...

Page 46: ...row key to increase or decrease the color signal level These settings are simultaneously increased or decreased when the BRIGHTNESS control is adjusted TINT The TINT setting R and G adjusts the Red or Green color balance for NTSC PAL SECAM video or S video sources It has no effect in other video modes Use the up or down arrow keys to adjust the color signal balance SIG LEVEL The SIG LEVEL setting ...

Page 47: ...connect a video input to an Audio video enabled model this setting identifies the input source detected by the projector If the projector detects an NTSC source it defaults to that setting The projector cannot tell the difference between PAL or SECAM When PAL or SECAM is used the Desktop Projector defaults to PAL The SOURCE setting allows you to select SECAM as the video source input Use the STORE...

Page 48: ...o Adapter Kit see Appendix B for ordering information IMAGE This control allows you to switch between NORMAL and REVERSE video modes Note REVERSE video inverts the colors your monitor and projector normally display For example a text screen with a light background and dark characters will display light colored text and a dark background in reverse video mode REVERSE video is used primarily for vie...

Page 49: ...es computer video mode PROJECTION This function flips the projected image for rear screen projection PROJECTION can be used in all video modes Use the up or down arrow keys to switch between FORWARD and REAR options FREQUENCY This adjustment allows you to synchronize the Desktop Projector with your video source For example if your computer has a video card with non standard signal components i e h...

Page 50: ...hey will revert to the last stored settings the next time you turn on the projector When you store new settings they overwrite any values previously defined for that particular mode Stored settings are retained even after the projector is turned off SETTINGS This function allows you to retrieve the default factory settings for the current option in the SOURCE field Use the up or down arrow keys to...

Page 51: ...TTINGS function Warning and alert lights located on the projector s control panel indicate the projector s operating condition Brightness Sync Volume Video Menu Lamp OVERTEMP REPLACE LAMP Overtemp Warning Light Replace Lamp Alert Light Figure 3 5 Warning lights OVERTEMP Warning Light The OVERTEMP light illuminates in the unlikely event that the projector overheats A thermostat automatically turns ...

Page 52: ...re working you should feel a strong rush of hot air from the vents If the fans are not working the projector needs service After the projector returns to its normal operating temperature the OVERTEMP light will go out To turn the lamp back on again you must press the LAMP key on the control panel Note The remote control s LAMP key will not function after an OVERTEMP condition until the lamp is tur...

Page 53: ...MAC Remote softw VIDEO SYNC MENU CYCLOPS LAMP BRIGHTNESS VOLUME REV PAUSE FWD MUTE TEXT Active Matrix FREEZE Figure 3 6 Remote control unit Note The MENU CYCLOPS key on the remote control cannot be used to disable Cyclops Use the MENU Cyclops key on the control panel to disable Cyclops The remote control also provides access to additional functions not available on the Control Panel or through the...

Page 54: ...tion Control Software The Presentation Control Software can be used to sequence electronic slides For more information please refer to the Presentation Control Software Guide that comes with your software FREEZE Key This key freezes a video image press it again to continue Use this key when you want to skip over a slide in a presentation or to do a freeze frame during video or animation It is also...

Page 55: ...ghtest image possible However mishandling your projector can misalign or damage the optical elements Be careful when you use or move your projector CAUTION The projector contains sensitive circuitry and optics Protect it from potential fluid spills From time to time you ll need to clean the optics on the lens and mirror assembly To clean the projection lens or the mirror 1 Take a piece of lens tis...

Page 56: ...o not use acetone to clean the lens it may remove the paint from the metal near the lens or mirror mount and leave a residue on the glass surface Switching Lamps If your projector lamp burns out during a presentation the LAMP SELECTOR switch allows you to quickly change to a backup lamp Figure 4 1 The lamp selector You can switch lamps on the fly without turning off your projector or interrupting ...

Page 57: ...This allows the fan to cool the lamp chamber Do not open the lamp chamber until the projector has cooled 2 After the lamp chamber has cooled sufficiently turn off the projector unplug the power cord from the wall socket and remove the power cord from the projector s power receptacle As a safety feature you cannot open the lamp chamber unless the cord is removed 3 Move the lamp chamber latch to the...

Page 58: ...get very hot Be careful when you open the lamp chamber or change the lamp Make sure that the fan has cooled the lamp and chamber for at least 6 minutes Note Do not touch the lamp with your bare hands use a soft cloth or tissue 5 Find the lamp release lever at the base of the ceramic lamp socket Push the lever to the outside to release the lamp Remove the old lamp and replace it with a new one ...

Page 59: ...atches The lamp chamber latch will return to the center position The power plug is now accessible 7 Replace the power cord Changing Air Filters To assure proper cooling change or clean the three air intake filters after every 250 hours of operation These filters are located on the left and right sides at the front of the projector s lower case and under the grill in the top cover ...

Page 60: ...e 4 5 The air intake filter grill assemblies Front Air Intake Filter Assemblies 1 Release latches are located on the lower portion of the two front filter grill assembly frames Push these up as you pull the grill assemblies out Figure 4 6 Removing the lower front air filter grill assemblies ...

Page 61: ... it dry To replace a filter refer to Appendix B for ordering information 4 Clean the grill vents using a cloth or a can of compressed air 5 Reassemble the air filter grill assemblies and replace them Top Air Intake Filter Assembly 1 To release the top air filter assembly place both thumbs into the two depressions located on the rear of the top filter grill assembly frame Press down and back toward...

Page 62: ...ir filter grill assembly 2 Grasp the front edge of the grill and lift it out 3 On the bottom side of the assembly there is a retaining grid Grasp the tab at the center and remove it Figure 4 9 Separating the air filter from the filter grill 4 Remove the foam air filter ...

Page 63: ... the unit 7 Reassemble the air filter assembly and replace it Changing the Remote Control s Batteries To install or change the two AAA alkaline batteries in the remote control unit 1 Locate the battery compartment at the lower rear of the case Slide the cover off the battery compartment 2 Remove the old batteries and replace them with new ones Make sure to align the batteries in the proper directi...

Page 64: ...rature Extremes The projector should not be stored in excess of 140 F 60 C The ideal operating temperature is below 80 F 27 C If the projector has been exposed to extremely low temperatures allow it to warm up to room temperature before operating ...

Page 65: ... Projector not placed at proper angle to projection screen Adjust relative positions of projector and screen Projector not horizontal Level projector Projected image out of focus Projection lens not focused Adjust projection lens focus Projected image larger than screen Projector too far from screen Move projector closer to screen Projected image smaller than screen Projector too close to screen M...

Page 66: ... Jittery fuzzy letters Out of sync Adjust SYNC control Image off center Position controls arrow keys Adjust position controls if image will not center check for compatibility problems Compatibility problems Verify projector is image compatible with one of the standards listed in Appendix A Misalignment or damage to optical elements Projector requires servicing Cannot get entire image on screen scr...

Page 67: ...g properly Loose improper cabling Check and secure cabling between audio source s and projector OVERTEMP indication Air vent s clogged Allow projector to cool clear obstructions from vents Clean and replace filters as necessary Fan malfunction Allow projector to cool Check for fan and blower operation service if necessary Remote Control doesn t work Batteries upside down or old Check battery place...

Page 68: ...ed help 1 Check the Troubleshooting Chart 2 Call your dealer s technical support line and explain your problem 3 Call Proxima at U S A and Canada 619 457 5500 619 457 8542 Fax Outside U S A and Canada 619 457 5500 619 622 0173 Fax Europe 31 43 358 5200 31 43 358 5201 Fax ...

Page 69: ...mote control with the RMA number clearly marked on the outside of the shipping box freight prepaid to U S A and Canada Proxima Corporation RMA ___________ 9440 Carroll Park Drive San Diego CA 92121 Europe Proxima Corporation RMA ___________ Horsterweg 24 6191 RX Beek The Netherlands 3 Pack the projector in its original box for safe shipment include accessories cables and the remote control If you ...

Page 70: ...GA EGA CGA Hercules1 Hercules Plus1 Apple Macintosh II LC Quadra Centris Performa PowerMac and PowerBook2 Apple Macintosh Classic Classic II compact Macintosh family3 Video Compatibility Audio Video enabled NTSC M 3 58 MHz PAL B G H I 4 42 MHz SECAM 4 43 MHz Audio enabled4 NTSC M 3 58 MHz PAL B G H I 4 42 MHz SECAM 4 43 MHz Interface Connectors Computer DB 25 to appropriate video Y cable RS 232 Fu...

Page 71: ...models F S 260 280 mm focus length Keystone Correction All models Normal at 10 5o projection angle Audio All models Stereo speakers rear facing Dual 3 watt amplifiers Dual stereo inputs Audio follows Video COMPUTER AUDIO IN AUDIO IN Low level stereo audio output Note COMPUTER AUDIO IN and AUDIO IN may be used as microphone input w line level signals Power Requirements All models Auto switching fro...

Page 72: ...cts to IBM EGA CGA Hercules Hercules and Olivetti OEC video standards C456 6 Video Y Cable Connects to NEC PC 9801 computer C465 6 Interface Kit Connects Mac SE or SE 30 to Desktop Projector A33 Interface Kit Connects Mac Classic to Desktop Projector A35 RCA Cable Male RCA connects Audio video enabled models to male RCA video source C400 6 BNC to RCA Cable Connects Desktop Projector to a video sou...

Page 73: ...ope 31 43 358 5200 31 43 358 5201 Fax Replacement Parts Part No Air Filter Top 140 00680 1 Air Filters Front 2 140 00684 1 Halogen Lamp 160 00040 Power Cord British C1011 6 Power Cord European C1003 6 Power Cord Italian C1012 6 Power Cord North American C1002 6 Dust Cover 705 00046 1 S Video Cable C466 6 RCA Y Adapter C496 6 Composite Video Audio Cable C497 6 Computer Audio Cable C498 6 Video Temi...

Page 74: ...UDIO IN 2 14 Conflict internal screen video port 2 11 Connecting computer audio 2 14 projector 2 8 video audio 2 14 Connector Panel 2 8 AUDIO IN 2 14 AUDIO OUT 2 16 COMPUTER 2 9 COMPUTER AUDIO IN 2 14 RS 232 2 12 S VHS 2 13 VIDEO IN 2 12 Control Panel arrow keys 3 1 Cover assembly 2 3 Cyclops 3 3 calibrating 3 2 D Desktop Projector closing 2 6 components 2 1 connecting 2 8 desktop computers 2 9 Ma...

Page 75: ...tions 2 9 Maintenance Kit 4 1 B 1 Menu window 3 4 Levels menu 3 5 saving changes 3 4 selecting and changing settings 3 4 Setup menu 3 7 Microphone AUDIO IN 2 15 Mirror assembly 2 4 MUTE key 3 13 O Opening the projector 2 2 OVERTEMP warning light 3 11 P PAUSE key 3 14 Positioning the projector 2 25 PROJECTION 3 9 Projector lens focus ring 2 23 Proper air flow 2 20 R Remote Control 3 13 MUTE key 3 1...

Page 76: ...nu 3 7 COLORS 3 8 FREQUENCY 3 9 IMAGE 3 8 LANGUAGE 3 10 PROJECTION 3 9 SETTINGS 3 10 SIG LEVEL 3 6 SOURCE 3 7 STORE 3 10 SOURCE 3 7 Special configurations 2 11 Specifications A 1 STORE 3 10 Switching Lamps 4 2 SYNC 3 5 T TEXT key 3 14 TINT 3 6 Top air intake filter assembly 4 7 Transporting the projector 2 7 carrying handle 2 7 Troubleshooting chart 5 1 Turning on off the lamp 2 21 ...

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