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 User Settings

 

  Four Corner: Compensate for image distortion by adjusting one 

corner at a time.

 

   Reset:   Return the keystone settings to the factory default values.

  Auto Ceiling

 

Use this function to determine the image orientation when the pro-

jecter is ceiling mounted.

 

 On: Automatically detect the image orientation 

 

   Off: Disable the Auto Ceiling function.

Summary of Contents for PJ WUL6281

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Page 3: ...alling the Projector 35 Installing the Projection Lens 36 Removing the Projection Lens 36 Basic Operations 37 Connecting the Projector 37 Connect to Computer Notebook 37 Connect to AV Equipment 38 Pow...

Page 4: ...ing the web interface 71 Control the Projector via the Projector Management Utility 75 Installing Projector Management Utility 76 Control the projector with the projector Management Utility 79 Trouble...

Page 5: ...ents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice In no event will the company be liable for direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages as a result of handing or operatin...

Page 6: ...re or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the machine Caution Keep the machine away from humidity and dust Otherwise a re or an electric shock might occur Caution Do not place any objects...

Page 7: ...ht or heat generation might occur The heat may deform or wear out the exterior parts or negatively affect internal parts Doing so could result in re Caution Do not place low heat resistant material ne...

Page 8: ...appliances Doing so could result in re or electric shock Warning It is dangerous to handle the power cord plug with wet hands Doing so could result in electric shock Warning Be sure to locate the mach...

Page 9: ...Caution Push the power plug all the way into the power outlet Do not use a power outlet with a loose connection Doing so may result in heat buildup Plug the power cord in the correct direction into th...

Page 10: ...service representative and report the problem Do not use the machine Doing so could result in re or electric shock Warning Never operate this unit on AC power during a thunderstorm If you see lightnin...

Page 11: ...tion The machine may be very hot after it is turned off especially the vents and the lower part of the unit where the laser module is located Avoid touching these areas Doing so may result in burns Ca...

Page 12: ...installation location Do not place the product in a box or in any other closed installation location Otherwise it may overheat which could result in a risk of re Handling the machine s interior This...

Page 13: ...placed inside any part of the body seek immediate medical attention Warning For safety operation follow the warnings below regarding the batteries used in the remote control If you use the battery inc...

Page 14: ...s or performance of procedures other than those speci ed herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Caution Do not block the projection light when it is on If you do so the part that is blockin...

Page 15: ...ructed the temperature inside the projector will rise and this may result in a malfunction Caution When installing the projector on the left side preferred leave a space of at least 100 cm between the...

Page 16: ...e projector on the right side leave a space of at least 100 cm between the exhaust vent and the oor and a space of at least 100 cm for the intake vent Caution Do not pile up more than 3 projectors Flo...

Page 17: ...ews Do not block or cover the vents 4 Do not look into the lens For USA and Canada only 5 1 Laser aperture warning For USA and Canada only CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE Do not look...

Page 18: ...x o u t p u t 9 8 m W I EC EN 6 0 82 5 1 2 0 0 7 L e r a y o n n e m e n t l a s e r Ev i t e z d e x p o s e r d e s y e u x d i r e c t e m e n t Cl a s s e 3 R p r o d u i t s l a s e r L o n g u...

Page 19: ...red operation This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protecti...

Page 20: ...dio interference Notice Users in EU countries CE Marking Traceability Information For EU Countries Only Manufacturer Ricoh Co Ltd 3 6 Nakamagome 1 chome Ohta ku Tokyo 143 8555 Japan Importer Ricoh Eur...

Page 21: ...systems available By following these instructions you ensure that this product is treated correctly and help to reduce potential impacts on the environment and human health which could otherwise resul...

Page 22: ...on for end users Annex II the above symbol is printed on batteries and accumulators This symbol means that in the European Union used batteries and accumulators should be disposed of separately from y...

Page 23: ...ice No 50 dated June 24 2007 For EU countries Japan and China IEC 60825 1 2014 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT RISK GROUP 2 Laser Warnings This product is classied as Class 1 laser product Risk Group 2 accordin...

Page 24: ...within projection range is looking into the lens Follow the control adjustment or operation procedures to avoid damage or injury from exposure of laser radiation The instructions for the assembly ope...

Page 25: ...oints when viewing images using 3D glasses with projector How 3D images are viewed may vary according to the indi vidual Do not use 3D glasses for viewing any material other than 3D images Before view...

Page 26: ...0 Maximum resolution HDMI 1920x1200 60Hz Power Zoom Focus and full lens shift User friendly multilingual on screen display Automatic image resizing to WUXGA 1920x1200 full screen The projector support...

Page 27: ...Pattern Focus Lens H Lens V Keystone H Keystone V Zoom Enter Projector Remote Control with Batteries please see page 33 CD ROM RGB Cable Power Cord Lens Ring For Type A2 A3 A4 or A5 AA AA About the CD...

Page 28: ...26 English Introduction 1 Remote Receiver front 2 Lens 3 Lens Ring 4 Adjustable Feet 5 Ventilation inlet 6 Ventilation outlet Product Overview 2 3 4 5 5 6 1...

Page 29: ...h Introduction Rear View 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 1 Status Indicators 2 Remote Reciever top 3 Connector Port 4 Power Switch 5 AC In socket 6 Security Slot KengingtonTM Lock 7 Security Bar 8 Ventilation inlet...

Page 30: ...1 LAN terminal 2 HDBaseT terminal 3 3D Sync In termina 4 3D Sync Out termina 5 HDMI 1 HDMI 2 In terminal 6 DVI D In terminal 7 Computer In terminal 8 PC Control terminal 9 Monitor Out terminal 10 Wire...

Page 31: ...ngs 4 Input Select an input for the main or PIP PBP image 5 Four Directional Select Keys Use or to select items or make adjustments to your selection 6 Autoset Automatically synchronize the projec tor...

Page 32: ...nput numbers 4 Inforamtion Displays source image information 5 Mode Select the preset picture mode 6 Auto Automatically synchronize the projector to the input source ON OFF 2 1 3 5 4 6 8 7 9 Gamma Bri...

Page 33: ...se this function to choose your desired brightness 14 Contrast Use this function to choose your desired contrast 15 PIP Use this function to setup PIP PBP 16 Lens H Adjust the image position by lens s...

Page 34: ...e 1 Press Hot Key for 3 seconds and press 0 then 1 within 2 seconds 0010 2 Press Hot Key for 3 seconds and press 0 then 2 within 2 seconds 0011 3 Press Hot Key for 3 seconds and press 0 then 3 within...

Page 35: ...ctly To ensure safe operation please observe the following precautions Use AAA R03 type battery Avoid contact with water or liquid Do not expose the remote control to moisture or heat Do not drop the...

Page 36: ...gh t Co nt PIP 0 In fo Mo de Au to Inp ut Me nu Exi t Ho t Ke y AV Mu te Pat ter n Fo cu s Le ns H Le ns V Ke ys ton e H Ke ys ton e V Zo om En te r Remote Control Operating Range Point the remote co...

Page 37: ...ipment Follow these general guidelines Position the projector on a at surface at a right angle to the screen The projector with the standard lens must be at least 4 3 feet 1 3 m from the projection sc...

Page 38: ...ay damage the lens the chassis or other mechanical parts within the projector Removing the Projection Lens 1 Ensure that the lens is at or near its center position Attempt ing to remove the lens with...

Page 39: ...he power plug is fully inserted into both the projector AC inlet and the wall outlet The AC outlet must be near this equipment and must be easily accessible This diagram is for illustrative purposes o...

Page 40: ...e that the power plug is fully inserted into both the projector AC inlet and the wall outlet The AC outlet must be near this equipment and must be easily accessible This diagram is for illustrative pu...

Page 41: ...en set to On Warning Do not look into the lens while the laser is on The strong light from the laser may cause permanent eye injuries Warning Do not block the air intake or exhaust Doing so could caus...

Page 42: ...power cord from the electrical outlet and the projector Warning Indicator When the Temp indicator lights red it indicates the projector has overheated The projector will automatically shut itself dow...

Page 43: ...Green Orange Standby Power on Warm up Power on Laser diode on Power off Cooling down AV mute is off Image is dis played AV mute is on Image is black Projector communication Firmware upgrade Laser dio...

Page 44: ...Adjusting the Focus Zoom Press Zoom or Focus on the control panel or remote control and the indicator below it will light up Use or to adjust the zoom or focus setting Use for remote control Adjustin...

Page 45: ...2 00 2 32 2 30 3 39 2 30 2 74 Focus spec MTF 67 lp mm 67 lp mm 47 lp mm 67 lp mm 67 lp mm Zoom Range Ratio 1 26X 1 28X 1 25X 1 9X 1 9X Zoom Focus Adjustment Motorized Throw Ratio WUXGA 0 75 0 95 0 95...

Page 46: ...otorized Lens Shift Lens shift range based on screen width and height Replacement Lens Type A2 A4 A5 lens shift range Standard Lens Type A3 Replacement Lens Type A1 lens shift range Lens shift accurac...

Page 47: ...2 63 3 30 3 27 6 30 6 21 11 67 1 61 2 05 110 1 48 2 37 NA 2 26 2 91 2 90 3 63 3 60 6 93 6 82 12 82 1 78 2 26 120 1 62 2 58 0 96 2 47 3 18 3 16 3 97 3 94 7 57 7 43 13 98 1 94 2 47 130 1 75 2 80 1 04 2...

Page 48: ...articular page press or Enter key to enter sub menu 3 Use keys to select the desired item in the sub menu and press or Enter key to view further settings Adjust the settings by using key or key 4 Sele...

Page 49: ...ness and color reproduction Vivid Mode for emphasizing color sRGB Standard color values Blending When using multiple projectors this mode can elimi nate the visible banding and create a single seamles...

Page 50: ...t of black and white in the image Press the key to decrease the contrast Press the key to increase the contrast Saturation Adjust the color saturation of the image Press the key to decrease the amount...

Page 51: ...s 5500 6500 7500 Native High Contrast Mode Use this function to enhance the light and shade details of a movie scene Off Disables High Contrast Mode Mode 1 Adjusts the contrast ratio for video content...

Page 52: ...ite Light Yellow Light Blue Pink Dark Green NCE Settings Con gures the image color settings Color Use the or key to adjust the red green blue cyan yellow magenta and white color of the image Hue Use t...

Page 53: ...at When input is 4 3 the image is displayed as 4 3 When input is 16 9 above the image is displayed as 16 9 4 3 Display 4 3 aspect ratio 16 9 Display 16 9 aspect ratio 16 10 Display 16 10 aspect ratio...

Page 54: ...image left Press the key to move the image right V Position Vertical Position Shift the projected image position vertically Press the key to move the image down Press the key to move the image up Key...

Page 55: ...justing one corner at a time Reset Return the keystone settings to the factory default values Auto Ceiling Use this function to determine the image orientation when the pro jecter is ceiling mounted O...

Page 56: ...d in upside down position PIP Picture in Picture PBP Picture by Picture Use PIP PBP function to display two image sources at once From the list of active inputs choose one input as a main source and t...

Page 57: ...source from the list of available input sources Sub Source Choose the sub source from the list of available input sources Location Choose your desired sub window location Size Choose your desired sub...

Page 58: ...of the HDMI image data Auto Automatically detect RGB range Limited Range Processe the input image with a limited RGB range Full Select this mode when computer signal or full range signal from AV equip...

Page 59: ...h 57 English User Settings SETTINGS Language Choose the multilingual OSD Press Enter to open the sub menu and then use the or or or key to select your preferred language Press Enter to con rm the sele...

Page 60: ...the countdown has nished When countdown timer is selected to 0 auto power off is disabled Lens Settings Use this menu to con gure the lens settings Focus Use the or key to adjust the image focus Zoom...

Page 61: ...eviously saved lens settings Save Save the current lens settings including focus zoom and position Lens Lock Select On to lock the projector lens and Off to unlock the lens Lens Centering Select Yes t...

Page 62: ...r display IP address from DHCP server when DHCP is set to On Subnet Mask Set subnet mask number or display subnet mask number from DHCP server when DHCP is set to On Gateway Set the default gateway of...

Page 63: ...eceiver Front Receiver Enable or disable the front remote receiver HD BaseT Terminal Select On to set the HD BaseT terminal as the remote receiver Remote ID Set the remote ID for multiple projectors F...

Page 64: ...password for the projector Reset Return the adjustments and settings to the factory default values Choose Yes to return the display parameters on all menus except Language to the factory default setti...

Page 65: ...current input signal is lost When this function is turned Off it will only search a speci ed connection port Input Source Use this menu to enable disable input sources Press the key to enter the sub m...

Page 66: ...d over 5000ft 1500m elevation Laser Settings Use this menu to view the laser diode usage status and con gure the laser settings Laser Power Mode Set the brightness and color mode Constant Power Set th...

Page 67: ...o Off user needs to press the Power button on the control panel or the button on the remote control to power on the projector Start On Input HDMI Select On to automatically power on the projector when...

Page 68: ...tion Keypad Light Turn On or Off the keypad light Indicator Set the LED status indicator Normal Set the LED status to normal behaviour For more information please see LED Status Indicator on page 41 W...

Page 69: ...Picture Mode Display the currently used picture mode Total Hours Display the laser diode hours Laser Power Display the value set in Constant Power mode System Temp Display the system temperature Netw...

Page 70: ...format content Auto Use this mode to let the system to automatically select the appropriate 3D format content Side by Side Half Use this mode for Side by Side Half format 3D content Compatible 3D sour...

Page 71: ...ing VESA 3D emitter and 3D Glasses 3D Sync Out Transmit a 3D sync signal by the 3D sync output corrector to the emitter or to the next projector for 3D blending purposes Normal Transmit a 3D sync sign...

Page 72: ...gs Network IP Settings in the on screen display menu and verify the IP address See page 59 2 Connection Open a web browser and enter the IP address that was veri ed For example if http 192 168 0 100 i...

Page 73: ...nglish LAN Control Using the web interface Web user interface provides an alternative way to control the device There are four menus in the web system 1 Main Use this menu to set the input sources for...

Page 74: ...72 English LAN Control 2 Network Setting Use this menu to con gure the network settings...

Page 75: ...English 73 English LAN Control 3 Con gurations Use this menu perform the basic device con guration...

Page 76: ...74 English LAN Control 4 Information Use this menu view the device information...

Page 77: ...4bit version Ultimate Business Home Premium Home Basic Windows 7 32 bit 64bit version Home Premium Profes sional Ultimate Enterprise Windows 8 32 bit 64bit version Pro Enterprise Windows 8 1 32 bit 64...

Page 78: ...he CD ROM icon and select OPEN 4 Open Projector Management Utility folder stored on the CD ROM 5 Double click setup exe stored in the Projector Management Utility folder 6 Install the application by f...

Page 79: ...English 77 English LAN Control Click Auto Search button List of projectors which support PJLink are displayed in the window Projector name is displayed as until authorization if password is enable...

Page 80: ...ssword of the projector is set to enable Click OK button to return to the original screen 2 Directly speci es the IP address and registers the projector Enter IP address of the desired projector and c...

Page 81: ...the power of the projectors or groups selected from the Projector Group List Input button Switches the input source of the projectors or groups selected from the Projector Group List Input source wil...

Page 82: ...Mute button Turn On Off the muting of the projectors or groups selected from the Projector Group List The projector only supports Video Audio mute Detail Information button Show detail information of...

Page 83: ...y settings Verify the resolution setting is less than or equal to 1600 x 1200 resolution See your operating system s Help le If you are using a Notebook 1 First follow the steps above to adjust resolu...

Page 84: ...uct Problem Image is out of focus Adjust the projector focus by pressing the Focus and directional keys on the remote control or control panel Or select Settings Lens Settings Focus from the OSD menu...

Page 85: ...ast 60 seconds before reconnecting power Problem If the remote control does not work Check if the remote control is within its effective operating range The maximum operating range for the remote cont...

Page 86: ...ange Red Green Orange Standby Power on Warm up Power on Laser diode on Power off Cooling down AV mute is off Image is displayed AV mute is on Image is black Projector communication Firmware upgrade La...

Page 87: ...80 75 640x480 85 720x400 60 720x400 85 768x480 60 768x480 75 768x480 85 800x600 50 800x600 56 800x600 60 800x600 72 800x600 75 800x600 85 800x600 120 848x480 50 848x480 60 848x480 75 848x480 85 960x60...

Page 88: ...x720 75 1280x720 85 1280x720 120 1280x768 60 1280x768 75 1280x768 85 1280x800 50 1280x800 60 1280x800 75 1280x800 85 1280x960 50 1280x960 60 1280x960 75 1280x960 85 1280x1024 50 1280x1024 60 1280x1024...

Page 89: ...1704x960 50 1704x960 60 1704x960 75 1704x960 85 1728x1080 50 1728x1080 60 1864x1050 50 1864x1050 60 1864x1050 75 1920X1080 50 1920X1080 60 1920X1200RB 60 1920X1200RB 50 2128x1200 60 SDTV 480i 60 576i...

Page 90: ...cking 720p 50 Frame Packing 720p 60 Side by Side 1080i 50 Side by Side 1080i 60 Top and Bottom 720p 50 Top and Bottom 720p 60 Top and Bottom 1080p 24 Frame sequential 3D 1024x768 120 1280x720 120 RB m...

Page 91: ...1 DVI D In Computer In Monitor Out PC Control Wired Remote 3D Sync Laser diode life At least 20 000 hours Noise level Typ Normal Typ 38 dB A ECO 1 Typ 38 dB A ECO 2 Typ 36 dB A Environment Operationa...

Page 92: ...90 English Appendices Cabinet Dimensions Unit mm Screw type M6 x 4 Maximum screw length 10mm Note...

Page 93: ...DMI the HDMI Logo and High De nition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC DisplayPort DisplayPort Compliance Logo are registered trademarks of Video Elect...

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