[. . . ] Warning- henchangingthelamp, pleaseallowunittocool W down, andfollowallchanginginstructions. Warning- gLampcontainsmercury. Managein H
accordancewithlocaldisposallaws. See www. lamprecycle. org.
Warning- hisproductwilldetectthelifeofthelampitself. Please T besuretochangethelampwhenitshowswarningmessages. Warning- esetthe"LampReset"functionfromtheOnScreen R Display"DefaultSetting"menuafterreplacinganew lampmodule(refertopage25). Warning- henthelampreachestheendofitslife, itwillburn W outandmaymakealoudpoppingsound. Ifthishappens, theprojectorwillnotturnbackonuntilthelamp modulehasbeenreplaced. Toreplacethelamp, follow theprocedureslistedunder"ReplacingtheLamp". [. . . ] English
Operation
Powering On/Off the Projector
Powering On the Projector
1. nsurethatthepowercordandsignalcablearesecurely E connected. ThePowerLEDwillturnflashblue. urnonthelampbypressing"Power/Standby"onthe T controlpanel. Thestartupscreenwilldisplayforabout25 secondsandthePowerLEDwillturnblue. urnonyoursource(computer, notebook, videoplayer, etc. ) T Theprojectorwilldetectyoursourceautomatically. fyouconnectmultiplesourcesatthesametime, usethe I "source"ontheremotecontrolorusethe"computer", "video1", "video2"ontheremotecontroltoswitch.
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Power/Standby
Turnontheprojector firstandthenthesignal sources.
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LensCap
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Operation
Powering Off the Projector
1. ressthe"Power/Standby"toturnofftheprojectorlamp, P youwillseeamessageasbelowontheon-screendisplay. hecoolingfancontinuestooperateforabout120seconds T forcoolingcycleandthePowerLEDwillflashblue. When thelightstartsflashing, theprojectorhasenteredstandby mode. fyouwishtoturntheprojectorbackon, youmustwait I untiltheprojectorhascompletedthecoolingcycleandhas enteredstandbymode. Onceinstandbymode, simplypress "Power/Standby"torestarttheprojector. The projector will automatically detect the source.
How to operate
1. WhenOSDisdisplayed, use keystoselectanyiteminthe
mainmenu. Whilemakingaselectiononaparticularpage, press keytoentersubmenu.
3. Use keystoselectthedesirediteminthesubmenuand
adjustthesettingsby key.
4. fthesettinghas I
icon, youcouldpress"Enter"toenteranother
submenu. Press"Menu"toclosethesubmenuafteradjustment.
5. oexit, press"Menu"again. TheOSDmenuwillbeclosedandthe T projectorwillautomaticallysavethenewsettings.
MainMenu
SubMenu
Setting
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User Controls
Image
(PC Mode)
DisplayMode
Therearemanyfactorypresetsoptimizedforvarioustypesofim
ages. Brightness Pressthe todarkenimage.
Adjustthebrightnessoftheimage.
Pressthe tolightentheimage. Contrast
hecontrastcontrolsthedegreeofdifferencebetweenthelightest T
anddarkestpartsofthepicture. Adjustingthecontrastchangesthe amountofblackandwhiteintheimage.
Pressthe todecreasethecontrast. Pressthe toincreasethecontrast.
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User Controls
Frequence
"Frequence"changesthedisplaydatafrequencytomatchthefre
Tracking
quencyofyourcomputer'sgraphiccard. Ifyouexperienceavertical flickeringbar, usethisfunctiontomakeanadjustment.
Synchronizethesignaltimingoftheprojectorwiththegraphics
card. Ifyouexperienceanunstableorflickeringimage, usethis functiontocorrectit.
WhitePeaking
Usethewhitepeakingcontroltosetthewhitepeakinglevelof
DMDchip. 0standsforminimalpeaking, and10standsformaximumpeaking. Ifyoupreferastrongerimage, adjusttowardsthe maximumsetting. Forasmoothandmorenaturalimage, adjust towardstheminimumsetting.
ColorTemp.
Adjustthecolortemperature. Athighertemperature, thescreen
lookscolder;atlowertemperature, thescreenlookswarmer.
Degamma
Thisallowsyoutochooseadegammatablethathasbeenfine-tuned
tobringoutthebestimagequalityfortheinput.
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User Controls
Image
(Video Mode)
DisplayMode
Therearemanyfactorypresetsoptimizedforvarioustypesofim
ages. Brightness Pressthe todarkenimage.
Adjustthebrightnessoftheimage.
Pressthe tolightentheimage. Contrast
hecontrastcontrolsthedegreeofdifferencebetweenthelightest T
anddarkestpartsofthepicture. Adjustingthecontrastchangesthe amountofblackandwhiteintheimage.
Pressthe todecreasethecontrast. Pressthe toincreasethecontrast.
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User Controls
Color
Adjustavideoimgefromblackandwhitetofullysaturatedcolor. Tint
Adjustthecolorbalanceofredandgreen.
Pressthe toincreasetheamountofgreenintheimage. [. . . ] M akesuretheprojectionscreenisbetweentherequireddistance
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3. 9to39. 4feet(1. 2to12. 0meters)fromtheprojector(refertopage
Problem: The image is stretched when displaying 16:9 DVD
T heprojectorautomaticallydetects16:9DVDandadjuststheaspect ratiobydigitizingtofullscreenwith4:3defaultsetting. I ftheimageisstillstretched, youwillalsoneedtoadjusttheaspect ratiobyreferringtothefollowing: P leaseselect4:3aspectratiotypeonyourDVDplayerifyouare playinga16:9DVD. Ifyoucan'tselect4:3aspectratiotypeonyourDVDplayer, pleaseselect4:3aspectratiointheonscreenmenu.
Problem: Image is reversed
S elect"DisplaySetting-->Projection"fromtheOSDandadjustthe projectiondirection.
Problem: Lamp burns out or makes a popping sound
W henthelampreachesitsendoflife, itwillburnoutandmay makealoudpoppingsound. Ifthishappens, theprojectorwill notturnonuntilthelampmodulehasbeenreplaced. Toreplace thelamp, followtheproceduresinthe"ReplacingtheLamp".
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Appendices
Problem: LED lighting message
Message Standby(Inputpowercord) Poweron(Warmingup) Lamplighting(Displaying) Poweroff(Cooling-I) Poweroff(Cooling-II) Steadylight=> Nolight=> Error(Lampfailed) Error(Fanlock) Error(Overtemp. ) Standbymode(Lampfailed) Standbymode(Fanlock) Standbymode(Overtemp. ) Flashing (1sec. ) Flashing (0. 5sec. ) Flashing (0. 5sec. ) Flashing (1sec. ) Flashing (0. 5sec. ) Power-LED (Blue) Flashing (0. 5sec. ) (Red) (Purple)
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Problem: Message Reminders
Overtemperature-theprojectorhasexceededitsrecommended maybeused. [. . . ]