Page 2 - Before use; CONTENTS; SAFETY PRECAUTIONS; WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
2 Before use CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The lightning flash with arrowheadsymbol, within an equilateral triangle,is intended to alert the user to thepresence of uninsulated “dangerousvoltage” within the product’senclosure that may be of sufficientmagnitude to constitute a risk ofelectric shock to p...
Page 3 - IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS; Retain this information for future reference.; Save Original Packing Materials
3 Before use CONTENTS IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS In the spaces provided below, record the Model and Serial No.located at the bottom of your LCD projector. Model No. Serial No. Retain this information for future reference. Save Original Packing Materials The original shipping carton and packing materials ...
Page 4 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS; CAUTION: PLEASE READ AND
4 Before use CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION: PLEASE READ AND OBSERVE ALL WARNINGSAND INSTRUCTIONS GIVENIN THIS OWNER’S MANUALAND THOSE MARKED ONTHE UNIT. RETAIN THISBOOKLET FOR FUTUREREFERENCE. This set has been designed andmanufactured to assure personal safety.Improper use can resu...
Page 5 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued); Water and Moisture
5 Before use CONTENTS 5. Heat The product should be situated awayfrom heat sources such as radiators,heat registers, stoves, or other products(including amplifiers) that produce heat. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued) 6. Water and Moisture Do not use this product near water – forexample, nea...
Page 6 - Continued
6 Before use CONTENTS 11. Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into thisproduct through openings as they maytouch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in a fire orelectric shock. Never spill liquid of anykind on the product. 12. Do not place the product ver...
Page 7 - b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects; Replacement Parts
7 Before use CONTENTS 16. If glass components, including lens and lamp, should break, contact yourdealer for repair service. This product incorporates glasscomponents, including a lens and alamp. If such parts should break, pleasehandle with care to avoid injury andcontact your dealer for repair ser...
Page 8 - Do not get your hands between the
8 Before use CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued) 20. Safety Check Upon completion of any service orrepairs to this product, ask the servicetechnician to perform safety checks todetermine that the product is in properoperating condition. 21. Do not get your hands between the camera arm...
Page 9 - Power supply cord selection
9 Before use CONTENTS Power supply cord selection If your line voltage is 220 to 240V, use one ofthe following types of cable.In Singapore, use the UK type plug cable.(The UK type plug [MP5004] of this model isapproved by PSB.) Plugconfiguration Plug type EURO UK Line voltage 220 – 240V 220 – 240V U...
Page 10 - Contents; Picture projection with the document imaging camera ..; COVER
10 Before use CONTENTS Contents Before use SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ...................................................... 2 IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS ............................................... 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................... 4 Power supply cord selection ....................
Page 11 - Names of each part on the main unit; Front side; CAUTION; Note
11 Before use CONTENTS Names of each part on the main unit Continued 12 Control panel Air exhaust Infrared remote sensor Front side Right side Rear side Left side Card slot Anti-theft lock hole Speaker Air intake Air intake Foot adjuster release button Foot adjuster Zooming lever Focusing ring Also ...
Page 12 - Names of each part on the main unit (continued); Selection button; Control panel
12 Before use CONTENTS Names of each part on the main unit (continued) To display the menu screen and/or select the operation on the menu screen. Also use the selection button, ENTER button and EXIT button to operate the memory card. Use the selection button and EXIT button to enlarge the image. TEM...
Page 13 - VIDEO jack; COMPUTER IN 1 connector; COMPUTER IN 2 connector; MONITOR OUT connector; Right side
13 Before use CONTENTS USB MONITOR OUT COMPUTER IN 1 ( Y/P B /P R ) COMPUTER IN 2 CONTROL S-VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO IN R - AUDIO - L AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT 26 93 22 25 27 39 24 24 23 24 27 22 25 VIDEO jack To enter video signal from a video equipment, etc. AUDIO(L/R) jacks To enter audio signal from a video e...
Page 14 - Names of each part on the remote control; Pointer control button; Location of the labels
14 Before use CONTENTS Names of each part on the remote control INPUT button MUTE button RESIZE buttons R-CLICK button L-CLICK button Pointer control button VOLUME/ADJUST buttons AUTO KEYSTONE button AUTO SET button LASER button PIP button FREEZE button CALL button ON/STANDBY button Laser emission p...
Page 15 - Loading batteries; Notes; Install the batteries.
15 Before use CONTENTS Loading batteries Notes Using batteries incorrectly can cause them to leakor burst. Strictly observe the following. • Install the batteries with their + and – ends facing correctly. • Do not charge, heat, disassemble, or short the batteries or throw them into a fire. • Do not ...
Page 16 - Remote control operation; Rear side
16 Before use CONTENTS Remote control operation Point the remote control at the infrared remote sensor and press a button. Notes • The remote control may not operate when there is sunlight or other strong light such as a fluorescent lamp shining on the remote sensor.• Operate the remote control from...
Page 17 - Floor-mounted projector placement; Floor-mounted front projection; Viewer
17 Installation and connection CONTENTS Floor-mounted projector placement Floor-mounted front projection Viewing a picture projected on the front of thescreen from a floor installation. Floor-mounted rear projection Viewing a picture projected through the back of thescreen from a floor installation....
Page 18 - Place the projector on a steady, level surface such as a table.; Top view; Side view; Determine the screen size projected on the screen.
18 Installation and connection CONTENTS Place the projector on a steady, level surface such as a table. To obtain proper screen projected, place the projector so that the projecting light hits the screen squarely. Floor-mounted projector placement (continued) Top view Screen Screen a b 90 ° Side vie...
Page 19 - Connect the power cord.; Take off the lens cover.
19 Installation and connection CONTENTS Connect the power cord. • Insert one end in the AC IN socket on the projector.• Insert the other end in a wall outlet. Notes • When the projector is moved from a cold location to a warm location, or when the ambient temperature in the projection room has risen...
Page 20 - Projector placement angle adjustment; Foot adjuster
20 Installation and connection CONTENTS Projector placement angle adjustment Foot adjusterrelease button Foot adjuster The tilt of the projector can be adjusted using the foot adjuster. Lift the front of the projector until a tilt angle desired isobtained and hold down the foot adjuster release butt...
Page 21 - Ceiling-mounted front projection; Translucent screen; Ceiling-mounted projector placement
21 Installation and connection CONTENTS Ceiling-mounted front projection Viewing a picture projected on the front of the screen from aceiling installation. Ceiling-mounted rear projection Viewing a picture projected through the back of the screen from aceiling installation. Perform the “Projection m...
Page 22 - Connecting a computer
22 Installation and connection CONTENTS Notes • The projector cannot be connected to a computer without an analog RGB connector. For details, refer to the computer manual.• When connecting to a Macintosh computer, use the supplied Mac adapter (Multiple Scan 21 compatible). For some models the adapte...
Page 23 - Connecting a computer with DVI output connector
23 Installation and connection CONTENTS Connecting a computer with DVI output connector Notes • The COMPUTER IN 2 connector can be used to input either digital RGB or analog RGB signals, depending on the connection cable used. The projector’s DVI connector is of the DVI analog & digital type. Ch...
Page 24 - Connecting video equipment
24 Installation and connection CONTENTS Connecting video equipment Note The S-VIDEO connector and VIDEO jack can be used independently, but the audio input jacks are used as both the S-VIDEO and VIDEO input. You can project the picture from video equipment by using VIDEO IN connectors.Check that the...
Page 26 - Projector operation control by a computer
26 Installation and connection CONTENTS Projector operation control by a computer USB MONIT OR OUT COMPUTER IN 1 ( Y/P B/P R ) COMPUTER IN 2 CONTR OL S-VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO IN R - A UDIO - L AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT USB MONITOR OUT COMPUTER IN 1 ( Y/P B /P R ) COMPUTER IN 2 CONTROL S-VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO IN R -...
Page 27 - How to use the output connector
27 Installation and connection CONTENTS How to use the output connector USB MONIT OR OUT COMPUTER IN 1 ( Y/P B/P R ) COMPUTER IN 2 CONTR OL S-VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO IN R - A UDIO - L AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT USB MONITOR OUT COMPUTER IN 1 ( Y/P B /P R ) COMPUTER IN 2 CONTROL S-VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO IN R - AUDIO - L...
Page 28 - Operations; The lamp lights and the start up display appears.; Projection on the screen; Indicators; Remote control
28 Operations CONTENTS Preparation 1 Install and connect the projector properly. 2 Take off the lens cover. Press ON/STANDBY. The projector turns on and the ON, LAMP and FAN indicatorslight in green.(The LAMP indicator blinks while the lamp is warming up.) The lamp lights and the start up display ap...
Page 29 - Select the input source.
29 Operations CONTENTS Projection on the screen (continued) Select the input source. Press the INPUT button repeatedly to select it.The icon of the input source selected appears. (You can select “Camera” when using the model with a documentimaging camera.) 3 Continued MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R...
Page 30 - A still picture is recommended for focusing.
30 Operations CONTENTS Adjust the picture size by turning thezooming lever. Turn to the right to enlarge the picture.Turn to the left to reduce the picture. Notes • When changing the projecting angle, adjust the foot adjuster. 20 • When the screen image is distorted in keystone, press the AUTO KEYST...
Page 31 - Turning the power off; Press ON/STANDBY after using the projector.; An instruction message appears.
31 Operations CONTENTS Turning the power off Press ON/STANDBY after using the projector. An instruction message appears. Press ON/STANDBY again. Cooling starts. Once cooling is completed, the LAMP and FANindicators turn off and the standby mode is set. (The ONindicator turns in orange.) To protect t...
Page 32 - Adjusting the picture automatically; SET; The icon
32 Operations CONTENTS Notes • Automatic adjustment may not be performed properly for signals other than the RGB signals with which the projector is compatible 91 . • The horizontal position, vertical position, sampling phase and sampling frequency can also be adjusted from the menu screen 54 . * Sa...
Page 33 - Correcting the keystone distortion
33 Operations CONTENTS Correcting the keystone distortion A picture may be expanded on the upper side if projected upward from the projector liftedup by the foot adjuster. The projector can correct this keystone distortion automatically. MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET ...
Page 34 - Cutting off the picture and sound temporarily
34 Operations CONTENTS Cutting off the picture and sound temporarily The image and sound of this projector can be turned off if you wish to temporarily projectthe image of another projector or a OHP, etc., on the screen. Note The mute mode is cancelled if another operation is performed during the mu...
Page 35 - Freezing the picture
35 Operations CONTENTS Freezing the picture You can freeze the image being projected. Use this function to stop images from a video recorder to make presentations. Notes • The freeze mode is cancelled if any other operation is performed during the freeze mode.• You can not use the FREEZE button when...
Page 36 - Enlarging the picture size; The enlargement ratio increases each time the RESIZE (; To reduce the enlargement ratio, press the RESIZE (; EXIT
36 Operations CONTENTS You can enlarge (resize) the picture size projected. Enlarging the picture size Press RESIZE ( ). The enlargement ratio increases each time the RESIZE ( ) button is pressed. The enlargement ratio can be increased continuously by keeping thebutton pressed in. To reduce the enla...
Page 37 - Displaying PIP Sub-pictures; PIP
37 Operations CONTENTS Press PIP. A sub-picture is displayed.Press the PIP button again to turn off the sub-picture. Video or S-video images can be displayed as small images on the computer’s image.(Referred to as “sub-pictures” in this manual.) Notes • The PIP function cannot be used when a source ...
Page 38 - CALL; Displaying Information; Status display
38 Operations CONTENTS CALL Notes • The information displayed is not refreshed even if it changes. To refresh the information, turn off the information display, then turn it back on. • The information display turns off if any other operation is performed.• The “Lamp time” shows an approximate time f...
Page 39 - Operating a computer by the remote control; • To click
39 Operations CONTENTS Operating a computer by the remote control Notes • This function is available with Windows98 and Mac OS9 computers equipped with a USB port as standard.• When connecting the computer’s USB port for the first time, a message asking you to insert the Windows98 CD-ROM may appear ...
Page 40 - Projecting images stored in a memory card; About memory cards; About JPEG files
40 Operations CONTENTS This projector can read the image data of JPEG format stored in a memory card to project the images on the screen. For example, you can perform the presentation without a computer by converting the presentation data prepared on the computer into JPEG formatand then saving in t...
Page 41 - Projecting images stored in a memory card (continued)
41 Operations CONTENTS Projecting images stored in a memory card (continued) When using the memory card function for the first time,set the “Input source setting” on the menu screen. With the factory default setting, it is impossible to select the memory cardinput by the INPUT button. Change the set...
Page 42 - Description of screen; or
42 Operations CONTENTS Description of screen 3 4 Continued ENTER EXIT Enter Select ABCDEFGH.jpg Up Next Back Display when there has a previous page. Display the name of folder or file selected. Operation guide Display when there has a following page. LASER MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER...
Page 43 - • When a thumbnail is selected, that image is displayed as a
43 Operations CONTENTS Use the selection buttons ( / / / ) toselect the thumbnail you wish to display as aslide. (Thumbnail selection) • The selected thumbnail is surrounded by an orange frame.• If the desired file (thumbnail) is in a different folder, select that folder. Press ENTER. (Slide display...
Page 44 - To eject the memory card
44 Operations CONTENTS EM P LAMP ON FAN ON/ST ANDBY EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT Press To eject the memory card To eject a memory card, first check that theBUSY indicator is off, then press the cardslot’s eject button. The memory card pops outpart way, then pull it out by hand. Projecting images stored in ...
Page 45 - Settings; Adjustments and settings on the menu screen; FULL MENU
45 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings • The menu screens for making various adjustments and settings include a QUICK MENU for frequently used adjustments and settings and a FULL MENU for all the adjustments and settings. The FULL MENU is divided into six sections by function: “Picture”, “Audio”, “K...
Page 46 - Adjustments and settings on the menu screen (continued); Display
46 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings Adjustments and settings on the menu screen (continued) 48 54 60 62 64 67 71 QUICK MENU Item Meaning Contrast Adjust the image contrast Brightness Adjust the image brightness (paying attention to the dark parts) Color Adjust the image color (except for RGB inpu...
Page 47 - Operating the menu screen; Start
47 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings Operating the menu screen Analog RGB(1) 0 0 0 +6 MENU EXIT QUICK MENU Contrast Brightness Adjust the contrast of the image. Picture mode Lamp power Keystone Input source setting Language [ENTER] [ENTER] Hi Low Bright True color FULL Item Adjust Quit Phase Analo...
Page 48 - Preparation; The QUICK MENU appears.; You can set the basic setting used frequently.; QUICK MENU adjustments and settings; • To cancel the QUICK MENU
48 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings Preparation 1 Project a picture on the screen as explained in the step “Projection on the screen”. 28 Press MENU. The QUICK MENU appears. 1 You can set the basic setting used frequently. QUICK MENU adjustments and settings LASER 1 1 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLIC...
Page 49 - QUICK MENU adjustments and settings (continued)
49 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 2 2 LASER MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEM P LA MP ON BUSY FAN ON/S TAND BY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ...
Page 50 - Lamp power
50 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 3-a 3-a MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER...
Page 51 - • The check turns on and off each time the ENTER button is; • When a check box is checked, that input source can be; selected by the INPUT button.; Press EXIT to return to the QUICK MENU.; The sub-menu screen of input source setting appears.
51 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings When selecting “Input source setting” in step 2. (Set the input source that can be selectedby the INPUT button.) Use the selection buttons ( / ) to select theinput source to be set, then press ENTER tocheck it. • The check turns on and off each time the ENTER b...
Page 52 - The sub-menu screen of language setting appears.
52 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings QUICK MENU adjustments and settings (continued) LASER 3-c 3-c 3-c 3-c 3-c 3-c MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ...
Page 53 - The sub-menu screen of interval setting appears.; The menu screen disappears.
53 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings QUICK MENU adjustments and settings (continued) 3-d Press ENTER. The sub-menu screen of interval setting appears. Use the selection buttons ( / ) to selectinterval time. 10 sec.30 sec. 3 min. 10 min. Depending on the compression format of the JPEG files, it may...
Page 54 - FULL MENU adjustments and settings – Picture
54 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 2 Press MENU twice. When pressed once, the QUICK MENU screen appears. Whenpressed twice, the “Picture” screen of the FULL MENU appears. 1 LASER 1 1 2 2 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST ...
Page 55 - FULL MENU adjustments and settings – Picture (continued)
55 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings FULL MENU adjustments and settings – Picture (continued) 3-a MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 3-a 3-a TEM P L...
Page 56 - Screen size
56 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 3-a 3-a TEM P LA MP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDB Y KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT EN...
Page 57 - “Position”; Press EXIT to return to the FULL MENU.
57 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 3-b 3-b 3-b3-b 3-b 3-b 3-b 3-b TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE S...
Page 60 - FULL MENU settings – Audio
60 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 1 1 2,3 3 2 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT E...
Page 61 - After the settings are finished, press EXIT.; Speaker output
61 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 5 5 4 4 TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER...
Page 62 - FULL MENU settings – Keystone
62 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 1 1 2,3 3 2 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEM P LA MP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDB Y KEY STON E SET AUTO AUTO EX...
Page 63 - FULL MENU settings – Keystone (continued); Keystone: To reduce the lower width; The sub-menu of “Horizontal reference value reset” appears.
63 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings LASER MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 5 5 4-a 4-a 4-b 4-b TEM P LA MP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDB Y KEYST ONE SET...
Page 64 - FULL MENU settings – Display
64 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 1 1 2,3 3 2 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEM P LA MP ON BUSY FAN ON/S TAND BY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXI...
Page 66 - No signal background (Setting of screen of no signal input)
66 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 5 5 4-b 4-b TEM P LA MP ON BUSY FAN ON/S TAND BY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUT O EX...
Page 67 - FULL MENU settings – Default setting
67 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 1 1 2,3 3 2 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT E...
Page 68 - The sub-menu of “Input source setting” appears.; FULL MENU settings – Default setting (continued)
68 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings LASER 4-a 4-a 4-a 4-a 4-a 4-a 4-a 4-a MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYS...
Page 69 - The sub-menu of “Projection mode” appears.
69 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings LASER 4-b 4-b 4-b 4-b 4-b 4-b MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SE...
Page 70 - No signal power off
70 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 5 5 4-c 4-c TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT E...
Page 71 - FULL MENU settings – Factory reset mode; Picture only: Reset only the adjustments and settings made on
71 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings 1 1 2,3 3 2 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT E...
Page 72 - FULL MENU settings – Factory reset mode (continued)
72 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. 5 4 5 4 TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN ON/ST ANDBY KEYST ONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER...
Page 73 - PIP menu setting
73 CONTENTS Adjustments & Settings LASER 1 31 3 2 2 MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/ADJ. TEM P LAM P ON BUSY FAN ON/S TAND BY KEY STON E SET AUTO AU...
Page 74 - Part names (of the document imaging camera model)
74 CONTENTS Document imaging camera Part names (of the document imaging camera model) CAUTION When using the camera, be careful to notpinch your hand or fingers into the arm. On the document imaging camera model, you canproject pictures using the document imaging camera.The document imaging camera c...
Page 75 - Preparation of the document imaging camera
75 CONTENTS Document imaging camera Notes • Never give shocks or impacts to the camera or arm as this may cause malfunction.• While raising up or turning the arm, the arm moves describing an arc, be careful not to hit your face or your body. Preparation of the document imaging camera TEMP LAMP ON BU...
Page 76 - Picture projection with the document imaging camera; Set a document to be projected.
76 CONTENTS Document imaging camera Picture projection with the document imaging camera TEM P LA MP ON BUSY FAN ON/S TAND BY KEYS TONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTE R MEN U INPU T VOL/A DJ. STORE CAMER A ARM LIG HT LOCK W.BALA NCE GAIN FO CU S 1 LOCK STORE IMAGE CAMERA ARM LIGHT W.BALANCE CAMERA GAIN CAUT...
Page 77 - • You can also select it by pressing INPUT on the remote; • “Camera” is displayed when the picture switches to the; Picture projection with the document imaging camera (continued); Focusing ring
77 CONTENTS Document imaging camera Press CAMERA to select the camera inputmode. • You can also select it by pressing INPUT on the remote control or on the main unit. Set the input source on the menuscreen when selecting by the INPUT button. 54 • The CAMERA button can be used regardless of the input...
Page 79 - Lock the white balance
79 CONTENTS Document imaging camera Normally, this camera automatically adjusts the color balance to project the picture. If theadjustment is not sufficient, follow the steps below to lock the white balance. 1 Project a white paper and enlarge it to fill thescreen. Notes • If you raise up the arm wh...
Page 80 - Correcting illuminated defects; You can not use the remote control buttons.; Camera control panel; Press both sides; Camera lens
80 CONTENTS Document imaging camera With the document camera operating, fullycover the camera lens with a piece of blackpaper or cloth. 1 Correcting illuminated defects Note Do not press ARM LIGHT and EXIT buttons simultaneously if the camera lens is notcovered. Doing so will not only erase the whit...
Page 81 - Store the camera images into the memory card; Insert a memory card into the card slot.
81 CONTENTS Document imaging camera Store the camera images into the memory card STORE IMAGE ENTER ENTER BUSY MENU ON/STANDBY INPUT L-CLICK R-CLICK ENTER KEYSTONE AUTO SET EXIT PIP FREEZE MUTE CALL RESIZE VOLUME/ADJUST 3 LASER TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN KEYSTONE SET AUTO AUTO EXIT ENTER MENU INPUT VOL/AD...
Page 82 - Maintenance; Trouble indications; Indicator; The power does not come on.; The power turns off or does not come on.
82 Maintenance CONTENTS If there is some problem inside the projector,the indicators light up or blink. Trouble indications Indicator TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN TEMP LAMP ON BUSY FAN Or (Lit in red) (Lit in red) (Lit in red) (Lit in red) (...
Page 83 - Air filter cleaning; Unplug the power cord.; Cleaner’s nozzle; Clean the air filter.
83 Maintenance CONTENTS Air filter cleaning CAUTION If you use the projector mounted on the ceiling,ask the dealer to carry out the maintenancesuch as cleaning. The filter inside the air filter cover is the partto shut out dusts or dregs.Do not use the projector with the filter takenoff.We recommend...
Page 84 - Assemble the air filter.; Air filter
84 Maintenance CONTENTS Air filter cleaning (continued) Assemble the air filter. Place the air filter in the air filtercover, then insert the four tabs onthe filter frame into the holes in theair filter cover. Mount the air filter cover. Insert the top of the air filter cover into theprojector first...
Page 85 - Cleaning the lens; Lens and main unit cleaning; Cleaning the main unit; Pull out the power cord before cleaning.; Replacing the intake, exhaust fans and air filter
85 Maintenance CONTENTS Cleaning the lens Use a blower or a lens cleaner to clean the lens.Never rub or tap the lens with a hard object asthe lens surface is fragile. Lens and main unit cleaning Cleaning the main unit • Pull out the power cord before cleaning. • Use a soft cloth to wipe off stains f...
Page 86 - Lamp replacement
86 Maintenance CONTENTS Lamp replacement The lamp will eventually begin to project darkor dull pictures and finally will not light up.(Lamp’s life length depends on the usecondition.) In such a case, replace the lampwith new one. CAUTION • If you use the projector mounted on the ceiling, ask the dea...
Page 87 - Slide until it hits the bottom and tighten the two fixed screws.; Attach the lamp cover.; Refer to the lamp instructions for resetting.
87 Maintenance CONTENTS Notes • When the CALL button is pressed, the “Lamp time” (the approximate amount of time the lamphas been used) is displayed. 38 • The lamp should be replaced if the total working time exceeds about 1,000 hours. When the “Lamp time” is displayed 1000 hours, the icon and a mes...
Page 88 - Others; Before calling service personal
88 Others CONTENTS Before calling service personal Symptom The power does not come on. The power turns off while using the projector. No image appears. No sound is heard. Desired input source cannot be selected by the INPUT button. RGB1 input or Y/P B /P R input colors are not right. RGB2 input imag...
Page 89 - Before calling service personal (continued)
89 Others CONTENTS Symptom The color is faint. The tint is not good. The remote control does not work. Image data on a memory card cannot be displayed. Mouse function cannot be used from the remote control unit. Document camera image is blurry. Document camera image flickers. Document camera image m...
Page 90 - Pin assignment of COMPUTER IN, MONITOR OUT connector; COMPUTER IN 2
90 Others CONTENTS Mini D-sub 15pinconnector Pin No. 123456789 101112131415 Description T.M.D.S. data 2 -T.M.D.S. data 2 +T.M.D.S. data 2/4 shieldT.M.D.S. data 4 -T.M.D.S. data 4 +DDC clockDDC dataAnalog vertical sync signalT.M.D.S. data 1 -T.M.D.S. data 1 +T.M.D.S. data 1/3 shieldT.M.D.S. data 3 -T...
Page 91 - Applicable RGB signal; Applicable signal; Timing chart
91 Others CONTENTS TEXT70 640 x 350 50 640 14 96 800 31.469 70.086 25.175 59 350 38 2 449 TEXT70 640 x 400 50 640 14 96 800 31.469 70.086 25.175 34 400 13 2 449 TEXT85 640 x 350 96 640 32 64 832 37.861 85.080 31.500 60 350 32 3 445 TEXT85 640 x 400 96 640 32 64 832 37.861 85.080 31.500 41 400 1 3 44...
Page 92 - The compatible video signal
92 Others CONTENTS Applicable signal (continued) Timing chart (Continued) *SXGA1152x864 75Hz 1152 x 864 256 1152 64 128 1600 67.500 75.000 108.000 32 864 1 3 900 *SXGA1280x960 60Hz 1280 x 960 312 1280 96 112 1800 60.000 60.000 108.000 36 960 1 3 1000 *SXGA1280x960 85Hz 1280 x 960 224 1280 64 160 172...
Page 93 - Controlling the projector by using RS-232C; Command list
93 Others CONTENTS Controlling the projector by using RS-232C You can also control the projector by entering the command from a computer via RS-232C. CONTROL RS-232C Mini DIN 8-pin Command list RS-232C9600 bps, No parity, Data length: 8 bit,Stop bit: 1 bit STX (02h) Command (3Byte) ETX (03h)One comm...
Page 99 - Specifications; CONTROL; Liquid crystal display
99 Others CONTENTS Specifications AUDIO OUT 1V(p-p), less than 2.2k Ω , ø3.5mm stereo mini jack CONTROL Mini DIN 8-pin (RS-232C) USB output Type B Liquid crystal display Projection system 3-panels transmission Panel size 1.3 inches Driving system TFT active matrix Picture elements 786,432 pixels (10...
Page 100 - Accessories; Sold separately; Replacement lamp; is a trademark of Toshiba
100 Others CONTENTS Accessories Owner’s manual (Getting started) ........................... 1 Owner’s manual (CD-ROM) .................................... 1 Remote control ........................................................ 1 R6 (AA) size battery ..................................................
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