Dukane Projector 28A9017 User Manual
D-ILA Multimedia Projector  
Model 28A9017  
User's Manual  
Audio Visual Products  
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS  
About burning-in of the D-ILA device  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Do not allow the same still picture to be projected for a long  
time or an abnormally bright video picture to be projected.  
Do not project video images with high-intensity or high contrast  
on a screen. The video image could be burnt into the D-ILA  
device.  
NOTICE (For USA)  
Language for Manuals of Products using HID Lamps  
(that contains mercury)  
Use special care when projecting video games or computer pro-  
gram images.There is no problem with ordinary video-cassette  
playback images.  
This product has a High Intensity Discharge (HID) lamp  
that contains a small amount of mercury. It also contains  
lead in some components.  
Disposal of these materials may be regulated in your  
community due to environmental considerations. For  
disposal or recycling information please contact your  
local authorities, or the Electronics Industries Alliance:  
http://www.eiae.org.  
About the installation place  
Do not install the projector in a place that cannot support its  
weight securely.  
If the installation place is not sturdy enough, the projector could  
fall or overturn, possibly causing personal injury.  
WARNING :  
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT EX-  
POSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.  
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS  
WARNING :  
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.  
Electrical energy can perform many useful functions. This unit  
has been engineered and manufactured to assure your per-  
sonal safety. But IMPROPER USE CAN RESULT IN POTEN-  
TIAL ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE HAZARD. In order not  
to defeat the safeguards incorporated into this product, ob-  
serve the following basic rules for its installation,use and serv-  
ice. Please read these “Important Safeguards”carefully before  
use.  
CAUTION :  
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover.  
Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.  
This projector is equipped with a 3-blade grounding type  
plug to satisfy FCC rule. If you are unable to insert the plug  
into the outlet, contact your electrician.  
– All the safety and operating instructions should be read be-  
fore the product is operated.  
– The safety and operating instructions should be retained for  
future reference.  
– All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions  
should be adhered to.  
– All operating instructions should be followed.  
– Place the projector near a wall outlet where the plug can be  
easily unplugged.  
FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A. only)  
CAUTION:  
Changes or modification not approved by JVC could void  
the user’s authority to operate the equipment.  
NOTE:  
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with  
the limits for a Class B digital devices, pursuant to Part 15 of  
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide rea-  
sonable protection against harmful interference in a resi-  
dential installation.This equipment generates, uses, and can  
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used  
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful in-  
terference to radio communications. However, there is no  
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular in-  
stallation.If this equipment does cause harmful interference  
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by  
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encourage to  
try to correct the interference by one or more of the follow-  
ing measures:  
– Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do  
not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth  
for cleaning.  
– Do not use attachments not recommended by the product  
manufacturer as they may be hazardous.  
– Do not use this product near water. Do not use immediately  
after moving from a low temperature to high temperature, as  
this causes condensation, which may result in fire, electric  
shock, or other hazards.  
– Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, or table.  
The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult,  
and serious damage to the product. The product should be  
mounted according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and  
should use a mount recommended by the manufacturer.  
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  
• Increase the separation between the equipment and re-  
ceiver.  
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different  
from that to which the receiver is connected.  
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician  
for help.  
PORTABLE CART WARNING  
(symbol provided by RETAC)  
– When the product is used on a cart, care  
should be taken to avoid quick stops, ex-  
cessive force, and uneven surfaces which  
may cause the product and cart to overturn,  
damaging equipment or causing possible  
injury to the operator.  
S3126A  
MACHINE NOISE INFORMATION (Germany only)  
Changes Machine Noise Information Ordinance 3.  
GSGV, January 18, 1991: The sound pressure level at the  
operator position is equal or less than 70 dB(A) according  
to ISO 7779.  
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Safety Precaution  
– The product should be placed more than one foot away from  
heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, and  
other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.  
– When connecting other products such as VCR’s, and per-  
sonal computers, you should turn off the power of this prod-  
uct for protection against electric shock.  
– Do not place combustibles behind the cooling fan. For ex-  
ample, cloth, paper, matches, aerosol cans or gas lighters  
that present special hazards when over heated.  
– Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation.  
These ensure reliable operation of the product and protect it  
from overheating. These openings must not be blocked or  
covered. (The openings should never be blocked by placing  
the product on bed, sofa,rug, or similar surface. It should not  
be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack  
unless proper ventilation is provided and the manufacturer’s  
instructions have been adhered to.)  
For proper ventilation, separate the product from other equip-  
ment, which may prevent ventilation and keep a distance of  
more than 11-7/8” (30 cm).  
– This product should be operated only with the type of power  
source indicated on the label.If you are not sure of the type of  
power supply to your home, consult your product dealer or  
local power company.  
– This product is equipped with a three-wire plug.This plug will  
fit only into a grounded power outlet. If you are unable to in-  
sert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to install  
the proper outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the  
grounded plug.  
– Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not  
likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or  
against them.Pay particular attention to cords at doors, plugs,  
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the product.  
– For added protection of this product during a lightning storm,  
or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of  
time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the cable  
system. This will prevent damage to the product due to light-  
ning and power line surges.  
– Do not look into the projection lens while the illumination lamp  
is turned on. Exposure of your eyes to the stronglight can  
result in impaired eyesight.  
– Do not look into the inside of this unit through vents (ventila-  
tion holes), etc. Do not look at the illumination lamp directly  
by opening the cabinet while the illumination lamp is turned  
on. The illumination lamp also contains ultraviolet rays and  
the light is so powerful that your eyesight can be impaired.  
– Do not drop, hit, or damage the light-source lamp (lamp unit)  
in any way. It may cause the light-source lamp to break and  
lead to injuries. Do not use a damaged light source lamp. If  
the light-source lamp is broken, ask your dealer to repair it.  
Fragments from a broken light-source lamp may cause inju-  
ries.  
– The light-source lamp used in this projector is a high pres-  
sure mercury lamp. Be careful when disposing of the light-  
source lamp.If anything is unclear, please consult your dealer.  
– Do not “ceiling-mount” the projector to a place which tends to  
vibrate; otherwise, the attaching fixture of the projector could  
be broken by the vibration, possibly causing it to fall or over-  
turn, which could lead to personal injury.  
– Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or convenience  
receptacles on other equipment as this can result in a risk of  
fire or electric shock.  
– Use only the accessory cord designed for this product to pre-  
vent shock.  
The power supply voltage rating of this product is AC 120 V,  
AC 100 V– AC 240 V, the power cord attached conforms to  
the following power supply voltage. Use only the power cord  
designated by our dealer to ensure Safety and EMC.  
When it is used by other power supply voltage, power cable  
must be changed.  
Ensure that the power cable used for the projector is the cor-  
rect type for the AC outlet in your country.  
Consult your product dealer.  
– Never push objects of any kind into this product through open-  
ings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out  
parts that could result in a fire or electric shock.  
Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.  
– Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or  
removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages and  
other hazards. Refer all service to qualified service person-  
nel.  
– Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer service to  
qualified service personnel under the following conditions:  
a) When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.  
b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen on the prod-  
uct.  
Power cord  
c) If the product has been exposed to rain or water.  
d) If the product does not operate normally by following the  
operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are  
covered by the Operation Manual, as an improper adjust-  
ment of controls may result in damage and will often re-  
quire extensive work by a qualified technician to restore  
the product to normal operation.  
For European  
continent countries  
For United Kingdom  
Power cord  
e) If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.  
f ) When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance  
- this indicates a need for service.  
– When replacement parts are required, be sure the service  
technician has used replacement parts specified by the manu-  
facturer or with same characteristics as the original part. Un-  
authorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or  
other hazards.  
– Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask  
the service technician to perform safety checks to determine  
that the product is in proper operating condition.  
Power supply voltage: AC 120 V  
*DO NOT allow any unqualified person to install the unit.  
Be sure to ask your dealer to install the unit (eg. attaching it  
to the ceiling) since special technical knowledge and skills  
are required for installation.  
If installation is performed by an unqualified person, it may  
cause personal injury or electrical shock.  
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Safety Precaution  
POWER CONNECTION  
(United Kingdom only)  
POWER CONNECTION  
WARNING :  
Do not cut off the main plug from this equipment.  
If the plug fitted is not suitable for the power points in your  
home or the cable is too short to reach a power point, then  
obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead or  
adapter or consult your dealer.  
If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off, remove the fuse and  
dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a possible shock  
hazard by inadvertent connection to the main supply.  
If a new main plug has to be fitted, then follow the instruction  
given below:  
WARNING :  
Do not cut off the main plug from this equipment.  
If the plug fitted is not suitable for the power points in your  
home or the cable is too short to reach a power point, then  
obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead or  
adapter or consult your dealer.  
If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off, remove the fuse and  
dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a possible shock  
hazard by inadvertent connection to the main supply.  
If a new main plug has to be fitted, then follow the instruction  
given below:  
WARNING :  
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED. IMPORTANT:  
The wires in the mains lead on this product are coloured in  
accordance with the following cord:  
WARNING :  
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.  
Green-and-yellow : Earth  
Blue  
Brown  
: Neutral  
: Live  
IMPORTANT:  
The wires in the mains lead on this product are coloured in  
accordance with the following cord:  
As these colours may not correspond with the coloured mak-  
ing identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:  
Green-and-yellow : Earth  
The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be connected  
to the terminal which is marked with the letter E or the safety  
earth or coloured green or green-and-yellow.  
Blue  
: Neutral  
: Live  
Brown  
As these colours may not correspond with the coloured mak-  
ing identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:  
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the ter-  
minal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black.  
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the  
terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red.  
When replacing the fuse, be sure to use only a correctly rated  
approved type, re-fit the fuse cover.  
The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be con-  
nected to the terminal which is marked  
with the letter E  
or the safety earth or coloured green or green-and-yellow.  
IF IN DOUBT —— CONSULT A COMPETENT ELECTRICIAN.  
How To Replace The Fuse  
Open the fuse compartment with the blade screwdriver, and  
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the  
terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black.  
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the  
terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red.  
When replacing the fuse, be sure to use only a correctly rated  
approved type, re-fit the fuse cover.  
replace the fuse.  
(* An example is shown in the illustration below.)  
IF IN DOUBT —— CONSULT A COMPETENT  
ELECTRICIAN.  
HowTo Replace The Fuse  
Open the fuse compartment with the blade screwdriver, and  
replace the fuse.  
(* An example is shown in the illustration below.)  
Fuse  
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Caution  
About burning-in of the D-ILA device  
Care  
● Do not allow the same still picture to be projected for a long  
time or an abnormally bright video image to be projected.  
Do not project video images with high-intensity or high con-  
trast on a screen. The video image could be burnt into the  
D-ILA device.  
● Dirt in the cabinet  
Please wipe the cabinet clean with a soft cloth. In case of  
heavy soiling, please wipe it with a damp cloth soaked with a  
neutral detergent.  
● Since the cabinet may in time, get damaged or deteriorate in  
condition, (eg. peeling paint):  
• Do not wipe with a stiff cloth.  
Use special care when projecting video games or computer  
program images.  
There is no problem with ordinary video cassette playback  
images.  
• Do not wipe with force.  
• Do not wipe with thinner or benzene.  
• Do not spray chemicals like insecticide.  
Viewing conditions  
• Do not allow it to come into contact with rubber or vinyl ma-  
terials for an extended period of time.  
● Brightness of the room  
Please avoid having sunshine or light shine directly onto the  
screen. Images can only be well projected if the room is dark.  
● Cleaning the lens  
• Please use lens-cleaning paper (of the kind for cleaning spec-  
tacles, cameras etc) sold in the market for cleaning.  
● Do not view the screen continually for a long time  
Looking at the screen continually for a long time will cause  
your eyes to be tired. Please rest your eyes sometimes.  
• Please do not use liquid-type cleansers as it may cause the  
coating mask on the surface to peel off.  
● Image flicker due to installation condition or the environment  
Please do not view flickering images for too long as this causes  
poor eyesight.  
• Please do not knock the surface of the lens as it damages  
easily.  
Using the screen mode switch function  
• This projector is equipped with a screen mode switch function that sets the screen size (aspect ratio and resize). If the setted  
screen aspect ratio and size differs from that of the inputted images (eg images from TV programs), the projected image  
screen will differ from the original. Please bear this in mind when you choose the screen mode.  
• Please keep in mind that making use of the screen mode switch function to alter screen images(aspect ratio and resize) in  
restaurants/ hotels etc, for public viewing, in the pursuit of profit may constitute an infringement of the Copyright Act.  
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Contents  
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................ 2  
Caution........................................................................ 5  
Accessories ................................................................ 6  
Controls and Features ............................................... 7  
Front Side / Top Surface / Left Side ....................................... 7  
Rear Side / Right Side / Bottom Surface ................................ 8  
Connector Panel .................................................................... 9  
Control Panel on the Projector ............................................. 10  
Indicator Display on the Control Panel ................................ 10  
Remote Control Unit ............................................................. 12  
Loading Batteries into the Remote Control .......................... 14  
Using the Quick Alignment function ................................ 31  
Selecting the Screen Size ................................................ 31  
Adjustments and Settings Using Menus ............... 32  
The Menu Structure.............................................................. 32  
The Menu Operation Buttons ............................................... 35  
The Procedure for Menu Operation ..................................... 36  
The Menu Configuration....................................................... 37  
1 Image adj. menu.......................................................... 37  
2 Color temp. menu ........................................................ 37  
3 Set up menu ................................................................ 37  
4 Position menu .............................................................. 38  
5 Decoder menu ............................................................. 38  
6 Logo menu................................................................... 38  
7 Capture menu .............................................................. 38  
8 Capture start ................................................................ 39  
9 Option menu (q) ......................................................... 39  
p Color profile menu ....................................................... 39  
w Language menu .......................................................... 39  
e Information menu......................................................... 40  
Installing the Projector ............................................ 15  
Precautions for Installation ................................................... 15  
Installing the Projector against the Screen .......................... 16  
Mounting the Projector ......................................................... 16  
Projection Distance and Screen Size................................... 17  
Effective Range and Distance of the  
Remote Control Unit ............................................................. 18  
Editing and Projecting Logo ................................... 41  
Connecting to Various Devices............................... 19  
Signals that can be input into the Projector ......................... 19  
Connecting to Devices......................................................... 21  
Connecting the Power Cord (supplied) ............................... 24  
Replacing the Lamp ................................................. 43  
The light source lamp and its lamp time .............................. 43  
The procedure for lamp replacement .................................. 43  
Resetting the lamp time ....................................................... 45  
Basic Operations...................................................... 25  
Basic Operation Procedures................................................ 25  
1. Power On ...................................................................... 25  
2. Selecting the image to be projected ............................ 25  
3. Adjusting the Zoom Ring (the screen size) .................. 26  
4. Adjusting the Focus Ring(Focus) ................................. 26  
5. Adjusting the Sound Volume ........................................ 27  
Power Off .......................................................................... 27  
Frequently used Convenient Functions ............................... 28  
Enlarging the Image......................................................... 28  
Turning Off Image and Sound.......................................... 29  
Displaying a Still Picture .................................................. 29  
Removing the Trapezoidal Distortion of the Image .......... 30  
Cleaning and Replacing the Filter .......................... 46  
Troubleshooting ....................................................... 47  
What to do when these messages are displayed.. 49  
Warning Indication ................................................... 51  
Specifications........................................................... 52  
Accessories  
The following accessories are packed together with this projector.  
Please confirm all items. If any item is missing, please contact your dealer.  
Power Cord (approximately 2.5m)....................................................................................................... x 1  
Remote Control (RM-MSX21) ............................................................................................................. x 1  
[AA/R6-size] Battery (for operation confirmation)................................................................................ x 2  
Computer Cable (approximately 2m: D-sub3 row 15 pin) ................................................................... x 1  
AV connection cable (approximately 2m: RCA Pin Plug) .................................................................... x 1  
ꢀ Optional Accessories  
❈ Please ask your authorized dealer for the details.  
• Replacement lamp (lamp unit) BHL5006-S  
• Replacement filter  
Inner filter : LC32058-001  
Lower filter : LC32087-001  
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Controls and Features  
Front Side/ Top Surface/ Left Side  
p
9
Zoom Ring  
Focus Ring  
1
Control Panel  
8
Remote Sensor (Front)  
Exhaust Vents  
2
3
AC Power Input  
Terminal  
7
4
Foot Lever  
(for front adjustable foot)  
Carrying Handle  
6
Lens Cap  
5
Foot Lever  
(for front adjustable foot)  
Lens  
4
Using the Carrying Handle  
7 Air inlets (on the front, right, and bottom side of  
1 Control Panel  
For details, See ‘Control Panel on the Projector’.  
page 10, 11)  
projector)  
(☞  
The air inlets absorb air to cool the internal components of  
the projector. Do not block or allow warm air to blow into  
them as it may cause damage.  
2 AC Power Input Terminal  
This is where the supplied power cord is connected to.  
(☞ page 24)  
* The air inlet filter on the right side cannot be removed.  
Please clean the filter regularly with, for example, a  
vacuum cleaner.  
3 Carrying Handle  
8 Remote Sensor (Front)  
Use this handle when carrying the projector.  
When operating with the remote control, aim it towards this  
sensor. (☞ page 18)  
4 Foot Lever (for front adjustable foot)  
* A remote sensor is also provided at the rear of the projec-  
tor.  
Use when extending and retracting the front foot.  
(☞ page 15)  
9 Focus Ring  
5 Lens  
Used to manually focus the projected image on the screen.  
The lens is a 1.3 x manual zoom lens.  
Before projection, remove the lens cap. (• page 17, 24)  
p Zoom Ring  
6 Lens Cap  
Used to manually zoom the projected image on the screen.  
It is recommended that the cap be fitted on the lens to pre-  
vent it from becoming dirty when the projector is not in use.  
(☞ page 24)  
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Controls and Features  
Rear Side/ Right Side/ Bottom Surface  
t Remote Sensor (Rear)  
r Exhaust Vents  
q Connector Panel  
Bottom Surface  
w Speaker  
7 Air Inlet  
y Front Adjustable  
Foot  
e Lamp Cover  
7 Air Inlet  
u Filter  
i Rear Fixed  
Foot  
Blocked as it is not in use.  
Opening it forcibly will cause  
damage to the machine.  
q Connector Panel  
t Remote Sensor (Rear)  
For details, refer to ‘Connector Panel’ . (☞ page 9)  
When operating with the remote control, aim it towards this  
sensor. (☞ page 18)  
* A remote sensor is also provided at the front of the projec-  
tor.  
w Speaker  
Built-in speaker located here.  
e Lamp Cover  
y Front Adjustable Foot (for adjusting the height and  
Remove this cover when replacing the lamp. (☞ page 43)  
angle)  
It is set at the lowest position when shipped from the fac-  
tory. The foot can be adjusted to a maximum angle of +6°  
and a maximum length of 31mm. (☞ page 15)  
r Exhaust Vents  
Warm air is expelled through these vents to keep the sys-  
tem cool. Please do not block the exhaust vents.  
u Filter  
Cleans air drawn in from the air inlet. Please clean the filter  
regularly with eg, a vacuum cleaner. (☞ page 46)  
i Rear Fixed Foot  
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Controls and Features  
Connector Panel  
PC2 Input Terminal  
PC1 Input Terminal  
PC3 Input Terminal  
1
2
3
PR/CR  
Y
PB/CS  
R
G
B
H/CS  
V
DVI  
PC3  
PC1  
PC2  
DC OUT  
5V }1.5A  
RS-232C OUT  
CONTROL  
RS-232C IN  
Y/C  
VIDEO IN  
VIDEO  
REMOTE  
AUDIO IN  
DC OUT  
Terminal  
REMOTE  
Terminal  
Y/C Input  
Terminal  
4
6
8
AUDIO Input Terminal  
CONTROL RS232C  
IN/OUT Terminal  
VIDEO Input  
Terminal  
5
7
9
1 PC 2 Input terminal [BNC x 5]  
4 DC OUT Terminal  
These are multipurpose video input terminals that allow in-  
put of the following signals: analog RGB signals, vertical  
sync (V) signals, and horizontal sync (H) signals /compos-  
ite signals (Cs). Devices which have analog RGB signal  
output terminals can be connected. This terminal can also  
be used as an input terminal for component signals  
(Y,CB,CR) or DTV-format (Y, PB,PR) signals. Devices which  
have component signals output terminals can be connected.  
(☞ page 22)  
To use this terminal, the “PC2 (BNC)” item in the “Options”  
menu must be set correctly according to the input signals.  
(☞ page 39)  
* Input of external sync signals is automatically detected.  
Detection of H/V signals or Cs signals causes automatic  
switching to external sync. The priority order is H/V>Cs.  
This is the DC 5V, 1.5A power source output terminal.  
Please do not connect this terminal to devices other  
than those designated by the manufacturer.  
For enquiries pertaining to the designated devices,  
please consult with your authorized dealer.  
5 AUDIO (audio) input terminal [mini jack]  
This is the audio input terminal for devices connected to  
PC1, PC2, PC3, Video or Y/C. Connect the audio output  
terminal of the device to this terminal. (☞ page 21, 22)  
* When PC 1, PC 2, PC3, Video or Y/C input is being se-  
lected, the inputted audio signals will be reproduced by  
the projector speaker.  
(Audio output for this projector is monaural.)  
6 REMOTE terminal [stereo mini jack]  
* When computer signals are input, the uppermost edge of  
the image may appear to bow if the sync signal input is a  
composite sync (Cs) or G on sync signal. In this case,  
please use separate sync signals for vertical sync (V) and  
horizontal sync (H).  
When the remote control is unable to work due to rear pro-  
jection etc., the REMOTE terminal can be used to connect  
an external sensor to the projector. The external sensor is  
not generally sold.Please check with your authorized dealer.  
2 PC 1 input terminal [D-sub 3 rows 15 pin]  
7 CONTROL RS232C IN/OUTTerminal [D-sub 9 Pin]  
This is an input terminal dedicated to computer signals (RGB  
Video signals and sync signals).  
Connect the display output terminal of the computer to this  
terminal. When a Macintosh computer is to be connected,  
please use the conversion adapter (sold separately) for Mac.  
(☞ page 22)  
This is the RS-232C interface-specific terminal. The pro-  
jector can be controlled by a computer connected exter-  
nally.More than one projectors can be controlled using both  
the RS-232C IN and OUT terminals. (☞ page 23)  
* For details, please check with your dealer.  
8 Y/C Input Terminal [Mini DIN 4 PIN]  
* When computer signals are input, the uppermost edge of  
the image may appear to bow if the sync signal input is a  
composite sync (Cs) or G on sync signal. In this case,  
please use separate sync signals for vertical sync(V) and  
horizontall sync(H).  
This is the input terminal for Y/C (S-Video) signals. Con-  
nect this terminal to the S-video output terminal of a video  
deck, etc. (☞ page 21)  
9 VIDEO Input Terminal [RCA pin jack]  
3 PC 3 input terminal [DVI-D (Dual/ Single) 24 Pin]  
This is an input terminal for composite video signals. Con-  
nect this terminal to the composite video output terminal of  
a VCR, etc. (☞ page 21)  
This is an input terminal dedicated to computer signals  
(DVI-D Terminal Dual/ Single). Connect the display output  
terminal of the computer to this terminal.  
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Controls and Features  
Control Panel on the Projector  
STAND BY indicator  
OPERATE indicator  
1
2
TEMP indicator  
8
STAND BY  
OPERATE  
LAMP indicator  
9
LAMP  
PC  
TEMP  
VIDEO button  
PC button  
p
q
w
VIDEO  
OPERATE button  
VOLUME button  
3
4
H-KEYSTONE button  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
V-KEYSTONE button  
e
MENU  
EXIT button  
5
6
MENU button  
r
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ENTER  
CURSOR button  
ENTER button  
ꢁ
(
ꢂ
ꢃ
ꢄ
/
/
/
)
PRESET  
HIDE  
PRESET button  
HIDE button  
y
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Indicator Display on the Control Panel  
Stand-by, operate and cool down modes, together with other operational activities are indicated by differing combinations of Indica-  
tors appearing on the Control Panel.  
For explanations on warning indication for *1,*2:  
*1 : ☞ page 43  
*2 : ☞ page 51  
STAND BY light on  
Projector is in stand by mode  
OPERATE light on  
Projector is in operate mode  
(In operation/ during projection)  
STAND BY blinking  
Projector is in cool down mode  
(when cooling lamp)  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP blinking*1  
LAMP light on*1  
The time to replace the lamp is near  
(Lamp usage time over 1900hours)  
LAMP and STAND BY blinking*2  
Lamp does not light up and projector is unable  
to project  
Lamp life has expired  
(Lamp time over 2000hours)  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
OPERATE  
STAND BY  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP and OPERATE blinking  
simultaneously*2  
LAMP and TEMP blinking*2  
Circuits are not functioning properly  
(Abnormal circuit functioning)  
LAMP and OPERATE blinking  
alternately*2  
Lamp has turned off during projection  
Lamp has been removed  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
TEMP blinking*2  
Internal temperature is abnormally high  
(Abnormal internal temperature)  
TEMP and STAND BY blinking*2  
Temperature at exhaust vents is high  
(Abnormal external temperature)  
All blinking*2  
When inner fan has stopped (fan lock)  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
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Controls and Features  
Control Panel on the Projector  
1 STAND BY Indicator  
9 LAMP Indicator  
Light on : In stand by mode.  
Blinking : In cool down mode.  
Light on : Indicates the lamp has been used for more  
than1900 hours.  
Blinking : Indicates the lamp has been used for more than  
2000 hours.  
2 OPERATE Indicator  
Please change the lamp. (☞ page 10, 43, 51)  
Light on : During projection.  
p VIDEO button  
3 OPERATE button  
Use this button to select a device such as a video con-  
nected to the VIDEO IN terminal (VIDEO or Y/C Input ter-  
minal) of the projector. (☞ page 25)  
When this projector is in standby mode, pressing this but-  
ton for more than 1 second will turn the projector on and  
cause the OPERATE indicator to light up. Press it one sec-  
ond or more again, and the projector goes into the cool  
down mode and finally into stand by mode. (☞ page 25)  
q PC button  
Use this button to select a device connected to the PC1,  
PC2 or PC3 terminals. (☞ page 26)  
* The OPERATE button will not work within approximately 1  
minute of the light-source lamp being turned on. Hence  
wait about 1 minute before pressing.  
w H-KEYSTONE button  
4 VOLUME ª / · buttons  
Use this button to remove the horizontal trapezoidal distor-  
tion of the image projected on the screen. (☞ page 30)  
Use these buttons to adjust the sound volume.  
(☞ page 27)  
e V-KEYSTONE button  
5 EXIT button  
Use this button to remove the vertical trapezoidal distortion  
of the image projected on the screen. (☞ page 30)  
Press this button to display the previous menu. (For exam-  
ple, from sub menu to main menu). Pressing this button  
when the main menu is displayed will erase the menu.  
(☞ page 35)  
r MENU button  
Use this button to enter or exit the menu mode. When the  
main menu is displayed, pressing this button will cause the  
menu to disappear. (☞ page 35)  
6 ENTER button  
Press this button to show the next menu (For example, from  
main menu to sub-menu). It is also used when “ENTER” is  
displayed against an item on the menu screen, or to choose  
the “Reset” option etc. (☞ page 35)  
t CURSOR ( ꢁ/ ꢂ / ꢃ / ꢄ ) buttons  
These buttons are used in the menu mode to select an  
item and to set or adjust the value in the sub-menu.  
(☞ page 35)  
7 HIDE button  
y PRESET button  
Use this button to temporarily halt the audio and video out-  
This PRESET button works as a reset button for the  
[VOLUME] [V-KEYSTONE] [H-KEYSTONE] adjustments  
done on the control panel and remote control and the  
[DIGITAL ZOOM] and [SCREEN „] adjustments done on  
the remote control. (☞ page 28, 30)  
put. Press again to resume. (☞ page 29)  
8 TEMP Indicator  
Blinking : Indicates the temperature inside the projector is  
abnormally high.  
When adjusting the volume, keystone or digital zoom (when  
the setting is displayed) the adjusted value is reset to that  
which was set when the projector was shipped from the  
factory. This button does not work for the items in the menu  
(submenu). (☞ page 35)  
About Cool Down mode  
Note  
After projection, the heated lamp will go through a 90 sec-  
onds cool-down period known as the cool down mode.This  
function is to prevent heat from the heated lamp causing  
damage and deformation to the internal components of the  
projector. It also prevents lamp breakage and shortened  
lamp life.  
Please do not pull out the plug from the power outlet during  
cool down mode.Please also do not block the exhaust vents  
by standing the projector on its end or laying it on its side.  
The Cool down mode is indicated by the blinking STAND  
BY indicator. During the cool down mode, pressing the  
OPERATE button will not turn on the projector.  
After the cool down process is completed, the projector will  
automatically change to stand by mode.  
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Controls and Features  
Remote Control Unit  
q
VIDEO button  
1
2
Remote Control’s signal transmitter  
OPERATE button  
w
e
PC button  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
H-KEYSTONE button  
3
4
SCREEN button  
W
DIGITAL ZOOM button  
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
r
V-KEYSTONE button  
VOLUME button  
FREEZE  
5
6
FREEZE button  
VOLUME  
FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
t
y
QUICK ALIGN. (quick alignment)  
button  
FOCUS button  
(Only for Fixed Lens Models)  
MENU  
EXIT  
7
8
9
p
EXIT button  
u
i
MENU button  
ENTER  
ENTER button  
HIDE button  
PRESET button  
PRESET  
HIDE  
CURSOR (  
) button  
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/
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Controls and Features  
1 Remote Control’s signal transmitter  
(☞ page 18)  
9 HIDE button  
Use this button to temporarily halt the audio and visual out-  
put. Press again to resume.  
(☞ page 29)  
2 OPERATE button  
When the projector is in standby mode, pressing this but-  
ton for one second or more will turn on the projector and  
light up the OPERATE indicator. Press it one second or  
more again and the projector will turn off, cool down and  
finally enter the standby mode. (☞ page 25)  
* The OPERATE button will not work for approximately 1  
minute from when the light-source lamp is turned on.Wait  
approximately 1 minute before pressing.  
p CURSOR ( ꢁ/ ꢂ / ꢃ / ꢄ ) buttons  
These buttons are used in the menu mode to select an  
item, adjust the value etc. (☞ page 35)  
q VIDEO button  
Use this button to select a device such as a video con-  
nected to the VIDEO IN terminal (VIDEO or Y/C Input ter-  
minal) of the projector. (☞ page 25)  
3 SCREEN button  
w PC button  
Each time you press this button, the selection alternates  
between wide screen size (16:9) and standard screen size  
(4:3). (☞ page 31)  
Use this button to select a device connected to the PC1,  
PC2 or PC3 terminal. (☞ page 26)  
4 DIGITAL ZOOM ª / · buttons  
e H-KEYSTONE button  
This digital zoom function can magnify the image by up to  
four times on the screen. (☞ page 28)  
Use this button to remove the horizontal trapezoidal distor-  
tion of the image projected on the screen. (☞ page 30)  
* There will however be some inevitable loss of image qual-  
ity when images are enlarged.  
r V-KEYSTONE button  
Use this button to remove the vertical trapezoidal distortion  
of the image projected on the screen. (☞ page 30)  
5 FREEZE button  
This button allows the image to be retained in the projector  
memory and stills the picture on the screen. Press the but-  
ton once to freeze the picture and again to de-freeze.  
(☞ page 29)  
t VOLUME ª / · button  
Use these buttons to adjust the sound volume.  
(☞ page 27)  
6 QUICK ALIGN. (quick alignment) button  
y FOCUS button*  
Use this button to automatically adjust the projected im-  
age’s (i)horizontal and vertical position, (ii) Width and dis-  
play area, etc. During alignment, the message “Quick  
Alignment” appears on the screen and disappears when  
alignment is complete. (☞ page 31)  
Use this button to adjust the focus of the projected image.  
(Only for Fixed Lens Models)  
u MENU button  
* The ‘Quick Alignment’ function only works when the sig-  
nal is input from either the PC1 or PC2 terminal. It does  
not work when the signal is input from the VIDEO IN ter-  
minal or the Y/C input terminal.  
Use this button to enter or exit the menu mode. When the  
main menu is displayed, press this button and it will disap-  
pear. (☞ page 35)  
i PRESET button  
7 EXIT button  
This PRESET button only works as a reset button for the  
[VOLUME], [V-KEYSTONE] and [H-KEYSTONE] adjust-  
ments done on the control panel and the [VOLUME],  
[DIGITAL ZOOM] and [SCREEN „] adjustments done on  
the remote control. (☞ page 28, 30)  
Press this button to display the previous hierarchical menu  
(For example, from sub-menu to main menu). When the  
main menu is displayed, pressing this button will cause the  
menu to disappear. (☞ page 35)  
When adjusting the volume, keystone or digital zoom (when  
the setting is displayed on the screen) the adjusted value is  
reset to that which was set when the projector was shipped  
from the factory. This button does not work for the menu  
(submenu) items. (☞ page 35)  
8 ENTER button  
Press this button to show the next hierarchical menu (For  
example, from main menu to sub menu). It is also used  
when “ENTER” is displayed against the item on the menu  
screen or to select the “Reset” menu. (☞ page 35)  
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Controls and Features  
Loading Batteries into the Remote Control  
Please load batteries into the remote control. If the remote control starts to work erratically, replace the batteries.  
1. Open the back cover  
Precautions for using batteries  
Push the hook on the back cover lightly in the direction of  
If batteries are used incorrectly, they may crack or leak.  
This could cause fire, burn, malfunction, staining or  
damaging of the surroundings.  
the arrow and lift it up.  
Beware of the following:  
• Do not mix new and old batteries.  
• Do not mix different types of batteries as they are differ-  
ent in characteristics.  
• Place batteries so they match the polarities indicated on  
the cartridge.  
• Be sure to insert the minus · end in first to avoid short-  
circuiting.  
• Do not put batteries into a fire or try to recharge them.  
• Use only designated batteries.  
• Remove the batteries if the remote control is not to be  
used for a prolonged period.  
2. Load the batteries  
Battery Life  
Place the two supplied batteries (AA/R6-size) into the re-  
mote control as illustrated below. To prevent short circuit,  
be sure to insert the minus · end of the battery first.  
Batteries run for six months to one year in normal use.How-  
ever, the batteries supplied are for confirming operation and  
may not run that long. When the remote control starts fail-  
ing to work properly, replace the batteries with new ones.  
Battery Leakage  
When the batteries are totally exhausted and can no longer  
be used, replace them immediately.  
Leaving the batteries in the battery compartment causes  
battery leakage which in turn causes malfunction.  
Further, in cases where the leakage comes to contact with  
the skin, wipe it away with a cloth, otherwise skin problems  
may occur.  
3. Close the back cover  
Close the back cover by inserting the end first and press-  
ing down until a click is heard.  
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Installing the Projector  
Precautions for Installation  
Please read the following properly when installing the projector.  
Installation Environment  
Precaution for Usage  
Please do not install or use this projector in the follow-  
ing places.The projector is a precision device and do-  
ing so could cause a fire or malfunction.  
• Where there is water, humidity or dust.  
This projector uses a light-source lamp which reaches  
high temperatures when projecting.  
Please DO NOT use it in the following ways as doing  
so may result in fire or malfunction.  
• Where the projector may be subjected to oil, smoke or  
cigarette smoke.  
• On a soft surface such as a carpet or cushion.  
• Where the projector may be subjected to direct sunlight.  
• Where temperature is high or low.  
• Projecting images while the projector is on its side.  
• Projecting images outside the specified angle.  
Do not use the projector while it is set more than 5°  
horizontally (left/right), or more than 25° vertically (up/  
down). This could cause color variation or shorten the  
lamp life.  
Allowable operation temperature range : +5°C to +35°C  
Allowable relative humidity range  
: 20% to 80%  
(no condensa-  
tion)  
• Use while blocking the exhaust vents.  
Allowable storage temperature range : –10°C to +60°C  
• Any room in which there is smoke and grease.  
Even where smoke and grease levels are minimal, pro-  
longed exposure will affect the projector. The projector  
emits heat and optical components are cooled down by  
taking in large amount of air. The optical path being soiled  
by grease/dirt can cause images to become dark and  
the color projection to deteriorate. After soiling, remov-  
ing grease/dirt totally from the optical parts is not possi-  
ble.  
Minimum Space Required  
Do not use a cover which may enclose the projector  
air-tight or block the exhaust vents. Allow sufficient  
space around the projector. When the projector is en-  
closed in a space of the following dimensions, use an  
air conditioner so that internal and external tempera-  
tures are the same.  
150mm  
300mm  
300mm  
150mm  
500mm  
Adjusting the Inclination of the Projector  
The vertical angle and leveling of the projector can be adjusted with the adjustable feet at the bottom of the projector.  
Adjusting the vertical angle of the projector  
ꢀ Vertical angle adjustment range  
While pushing the lever upward, raise the projec-  
tor. The maximum extension is approximately  
31mm. Toretractthefoot, pushtheleverandlower  
the projector slowly; the projector is fixed at the  
position where you release the lever.  
+6˚  
Foot  
Lever  
Adjusting the level of the projector  
Front Adjustable  
Foot  
Lift the projector, rotate the front adjustable foot,  
and adjust the horizontal angle until the projector  
is level.  
Extend  
Shorten  
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Installing the Projector  
Installing the Projector against the Screen  
The projector should be placed so that the center line of the lens is at a right angle to the screen as in the following figures.  
ꢀ Side View  
ꢀ Top View  
● Trapezoidal-distortion can be corrected using the KEYSTONE  
button on the projector. (☞ page 30)  
Up to approximately 10° upward and  
downward from the vertical line.  
Up to approximately 30° upward  
and downward from the horizon-  
tal line.  
Mounting the Projector  
When mounting of the projector is required, do it using the embedded three screw holes (M6 nuts) at the bottom of the projector.  
Precaution for ceiling-mount  
• To ceiling-mount and adjust the projector, special exper-  
tise and techniques are necessary. Be sure to ask your  
dealer or specialist to perform the work.  
• Do not mount on places that will be subjected to knocks  
and vibrations.  
• As the depth of the screw holes is 10mm, use screws  
shorter than 10mm but longer than 6mm. Otherwise, the  
screws will damage the internal parts of the projector  
causing malfunction.  
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Installing the Projector  
Projection Distance and Screen Size  
• This projector uses 1.3x manual zoom lens for projection.  
• The range of projection while retaining good focus is approximately 1.6m to approximately 12m when the aspect ratio of the  
screen is 4:3. Install the projector within this range.  
• If the KEYSTONE is adjusted, the screen becomes smaller. (☞ page 30)  
ꢀ Screen installation  
4:3 and 16:9 Screen  
16:9 aspect-ratio picture is projected based  
on the width of the range in which a 4:3 as-  
pect-ratio picture is projected. The diagonal  
Screen  
length of a 16:9 aspect-ratio screen is about  
91.8% that of a 4:3 aspect-ratio screen.  
A
90˚  
90˚  
B
A:B = 9:1  
ꢀ Relationship between projection distance and projection screen size  
Projection screen size of 4:3  
aspect Ratio (Diagonal length)  
Approximate projecting distance  
W(Wide) ~ T(Tele-)  
Model 40 (approx. 106.7cm)  
Model 60 (approx. 152.4cm)  
Model 80 (approx. 203.2cm)  
Model 100 (approx. 254.0cm)  
Model 120 (approx. 304.8cm)  
Model 140 (approx. 355.6cm)  
Model 160 (approx. 406.4cm)  
Model 180 (approx. 457.2cm)  
Model 200 (approx. 508.0cm)  
Model 220 (approx. 558.8cm)  
Model 240 (approx. 609.6cm)  
Model 260 (approx. 660.4cm)  
Model 280 (approx. 711.2cm)  
Model 300 (approx. 762.0cm)  
(approx.1.56m) ~ (approx. 2.05m)  
(approx. 2.37m) ~ (approx. 3.10m)  
(approx. 3.18m) ~ (approx. 4.15m)  
(approx. 3.99m) ~ (approx. 5.20m)  
(approx. 4.80m) ~ (approx. 6.25m)  
(approx. 5.61m) ~ (approx. 7.31m)  
(approx. 6.42m) ~ (approx. 8.36m)  
(approx. 7.22m) ~ (approx. 9.41m)  
(approx. 8.03m) ~ (approx. 10.46m)  
(approx. 8.84m) ~ (approx. 11.51m)  
(approx. 9.65m) ~  
(approx. 10.46m) ~  
(approx. 11.27m) ~  
(approx. 12.08m) ~  
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* The projection screen sizes and projecting distances in the table above are provided only as a guide (reference).Please use them  
during installation. The projected image size may vary depending on the manufacturing tolerance of the projection lens. Please  
use the ‘Wide’ side for sizes bigger than Model 220. The guaranteed projection distance range is from 2m to 10m.  
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Installing the Projector  
Effective Range and Distance of the Remote Control Unit  
The operable distance of the remote control unit is about 7m for direct reception.The remote control unit can be used by having the  
transmission signal reflected off a screen. In this case, please set the total distance A + B where A is the distance from  
projector to screen and B is the distance from screen to remote control, within 7m. The operable angles of the remote control  
unit are 30˚ right and left, and 20˚ up and down.  
ꢀ Using as a wireless remote control unit  
As the effect of signals reflected from the remote control unit differ with the type of screen used, effective range and distance  
may decrease.  
Screen  
Aim the remote control unit towards the remote sen-  
sor on the front or rear of the projector. The operable  
distance of the remote control unit is about 7m for di-  
rect reception. If the remote control fails to work prop-  
erly, move closer to the projector.  
30˚  
Remote Control Sensor  
(rear)  
30˚  
Projector  
Projector  
20˚  
20˚  
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30˚  
30˚  
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Unit  
ꢀ Using as a wired Remote Control  
By connecting a separately sold remote control (RM-M3010) and cable (about 3m: QAM0081-001/ about 15m: QAM0247-001)  
to the REMOTE terminal, the remote control can be used as a wired control unit. When connected to the cable, the remote  
control’s transmitter and the projector’s sensor do not function. Please keep within the range of the remote cable length. War-  
ranty is not extended to the case where an extension cord is used.  
❈ The ESCAPE button on the separately sold remote control (RM-M3010) is equivalent to the EXIT button on the supplied  
remote control unit.There is no equivalent to the H, V-KEYSTONE and FOCUS buttons found on the supplied remote control.  
RS-232C OUT  
CONTROL  
REMOTE  
Remote control  
(sold separately)  
Projector  
QUICK  
ALIGN.  
OPERATE  
Remote Cable  
PC  
VIDEO  
(sold separately)  
HIDE  
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
VOLUME  
FREEZE  
Again, when a remote cable is connected to the REMOTE terminal of the  
projector, the sensor does not work. Check to see if the cable is connected.  
When a remote cable is connected to the remote control terminal, the  
transmitter does not work.  
PRESET  
MENU  
ESCAPE  
ENTER  
When the remote control unit fails to work properly  
• When the batteries in the remote control unit are exhausted, improper functioning will occur. Please replace with new  
batteries.  
• When either the remote control unit or projector alone is connected to the remote cable, the item connected will not be able  
to work. Please check the cable connection.  
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Connecting to Various Devices  
Signals that can be input into the projector  
The following signals can be input to the projector.  
ꢀ Video signals  
(1) Response to Decoder  
Decoder  
NTSC  
O
NTSC4.43  
PAL  
O
SECAM  
O
Input terminal  
VIDEO  
O
Y/C  
O
O*1  
O*2  
O*2  
O
– – – – –  
O*2  
Y,PB/CB,PR/CR*3  
G,B,R,H/Cs,V*4  
O*2  
O*2  
O*2  
O*2  
O*2  
*1: Responds if Y/C output is available.  
*2: Signifies that component signals (Y, PB, PR/Y, B-Y, R-Y/G, B, R, H/Cs, V) conform to the signal timing (synchronization and video  
period ) of each decoder. The decoders are used for convenience.  
*3: To use these signals, it is required to set the “PC2 (BNC)” item in the “Options” menu to “YPBPR”. (☞ page 39)  
*4: To use these signals, it is required to set the “PC2 (BNC)” item in the “Options” menu to “RGB”. (☞ page 39)  
(2) Responds to double density(*5), high-vision signals.  
Decoder  
NTSC*6  
PAL*7  
O
High-vision signal  
Input terminal  
Y,PB/CB,PR/CR*8  
G,B,R,H/Cs,V*9  
O
O
O
O
O
*5: Signals of which density of scanning lines per field is twice as high.  
*6: Responds to signals of which the horizontal scanning frequency is 33.25kHz. NTSC can be made twice as dense by a line  
doubler (separately available: recommended article). It can also respond to fully-specified, decoded wide-clear-vision signals  
and decoded 525p progressive signals.  
*7: Responds to signals of which the horizontal scanning frequency is 33.5kHz. PAL can be made twice as dense by a line doubler  
(separately available: recommended article).  
*8: To use these signals, it is required to set the “PC2(BNC)” item in the “Options” menu to “YPBPR”.(☞ page 39)  
*9: To use these signals, it is required to set the “PC2(BNC)” item in the “Options” menu to “RGB”.(☞ page 39)  
(3) Response to DTV-format signals  
DTV-format signals (480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i) can be input to the Y, PB/CB, PR/CR*10 input terminals.  
*10 : To use these signals, it is required to set the “PC2(BNC)” item in the menu “Option” to “YPBPR”.(☞ page 39)  
ꢀ Computer signals  
● Computer signals can be input to the PC1, PC2 (G,B,R,H/Cs,V) or PC3 (DVI-D) terminals.  
Scanning frequencies in the following ranges can be inputted.  
Horizontal scanning frequency : 15kHz ~ 120kHz  
Vertical scanning frequency  
: 50Hz ~ 120Hz  
Be sure that the computer used meets the following conditions.  
• The computer has a video signal output port.  
Confirm if the computer has a video signal output port by consulting the computer’s manual.  
The video signal output port is generally called ‘RGB port’, ‘monitor port’, or ‘video port’.  
In the case where the computer comes with a built-in monitor, eg; a notebook, an external output port may need to be  
purchased. Also, note that an external output port cannot be installed in some computers.  
• The resolution and the scanning frequencies are within the range specified in the table on page 20.  
Be sure that the resolution and the scanning frequencies of the video signal are within this range.  
Video signals out of this range should not be used.  
(Out of range signals can be projected but the image may not turn out sharp. Signals within the range may occasionally  
require adjustment, depending on the video board used). When signals other than those listed in the table on page 19 are  
input, the image could be partially erased or unwanted folds-over the image could appear.  
Some signals within the frequency range may not be displayed normally depending on the type of the signal.  
Composite sync (Cs) and G on Sync signals cannot be handled depending on the devices connected.  
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ꢀ Allowable input signals  
Horizontal resolution  
Hor[Pixels]  
Vertical resolution  
Ver [Lines]  
Horizontal frequency Vertical frequency  
H [kHz] V [Hz]  
Signal  
PC98  
PC/AT  
DOS/V  
DVI*  
VESA350  
640  
640  
350  
400  
37.86  
84.13  
56.42  
59.94  
72.81  
75.00  
85.01  
56.25  
60.32  
72.19  
75.00  
85.06  
43.48  
60.00  
70.07  
75.03  
85.00  
43.44  
60.02  
75.03  
85.02  
60.00  
60.00  
66.67  
74.55  
74.93  
75.06  
60.00  
59.94  
59.94  
60.00  
59.94  
60.00  
59.94  
50  
PC98  
24.83  
31.47  
37.86  
37.50  
43.27  
35.16  
37.88  
48.08  
46.88  
53.67  
35.52  
48.36  
56.48  
60.02  
68.68  
46.43  
63.98  
79.98  
91.15  
64.02  
75.00  
35.00  
49.73  
60.24  
68.68  
33.75  
33.72  
31.47  
45.00  
44.96  
33.75  
33.72  
28.125  
33.750  
28.125  
27.000  
15.734  
15.625  
15.625  
VGA 60Hz*  
VGA 72Hz*  
VGA 75Hz*  
VGA 85Hz*  
SVGA 56Hz*  
SVGA 60Hz*  
SVGA 72Hz*  
SVGA 75Hz*  
SVGA 85Hz*  
XGA 43Hz*  
XGA 60Hz*  
XGA 70Hz*  
XGA 75Hz*  
XGA 85Hz*  
SXGA 43Hz*  
SXGA 60Hz*  
SXGA 75Hz*  
SXGA 85Hz  
SXGA+  
640  
480  
640  
480  
640  
480  
640  
480  
800  
600  
800  
600  
800  
600  
800  
600  
800  
600  
1024  
1024  
1024  
1024  
1024  
1280  
1280  
1280  
1280  
1400  
1600  
640  
768/2  
768  
768  
768  
768  
1024/2  
1024  
1024  
1024  
1050  
1200  
480  
UXGA 60Hz  
MAC13  
Mac  
MAC16  
832  
624  
MAC19  
1024  
1152  
768  
MAC21  
870  
Video  
HDTV(1035i) 60Hz  
HDTV(1035i) 59Hz  
480p  
720  
1280  
1280  
1920  
1920  
1920  
1920  
1920  
1920  
483  
720  
720p 60Hz  
720p 59Hz  
1080i 60Hz  
1080i 59Hz  
1080i 50Hz  
1080 30SF/30P  
1080 25SF/25P  
1080 24SF/24P  
NTSC  
720  
1080/2  
1080/2  
1080/2  
1080  
60/30  
50/25  
48/24  
60  
1080  
1080  
PAL  
50  
SECAM  
50  
• UXGA signals cannot be projected when the screen mode is set to 16:9. (☞ page 31)  
• The resolutions for the input signals are listed in the table above.  
• Certain types of signals in the frequency range may not be displayed normally.  
• When a signal other than those listed above is input, the image could be partially erased or unwanted folds-over the image may  
appear.  
• Some signals other than those listed above can be displayed. However, they may require adjustment.  
• Some of the signals listed above may require adjustment depending on the video board used.  
• Composite sync (Cs) and G on Sync signals cannot sometimes be handled depending on the devices connected.  
• VGA signals from the PC could at times be displayed in the video 480p mode.  
(In this case, the projector enters the video menu when the MENU button is pressed.)  
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Connecting to Devices  
Before connection, be sure to turn off both the projector and the device.  
ꢀ Connecting to Video Devices  
• Thoroughly read the manual that comes with each video device.  
• Use the supplied AV connection cable. S-video [Y/C] cable, BNC cable and PC Audio cables are not supplied.  
Right side of projector  
BNC Cable (separately available)  
PR/CR  
Y
PB/CS  
R
G
B
H/CS  
V
DVI  
PC3  
PC1  
PC2  
DC OUT  
5V }1.5A  
RS-232C OUT  
CONTROL  
RS-232C IN  
Y/C  
VIDEO IN  
VIDEO  
REMOTE  
AUDIO IN  
PC Audio cable  
(separately available)  
AV connection  
cable (separately  
available)  
S-video cable  
(separately available)  
Video Device 1  
Video Device 2  
VCR (Video cassette recorder)  
Laser videodisc player  
W-VHS or DVD player etc.  
Image input  
• Connect to component signal out-  
put device, DTV format signal out-  
put device, etc.  
Camcorder  
• When the PC2 input terminal is  
used, the “PC2(BNC)” item in  
“Options” menu must be correctly  
set. (☞ page 39)  
Image input  
• Connect a composite image signal output  
device or Y/C (S-video) image output de-  
vice.  
Sound input  
• Connect to AUDIO IN terminal.  
Sound input  
• Connect to AUDIO IN terminal.  
Connection  
• When connecting a video device, please use a TBC along with it, or use one with a built-in TBC.  
• Use of an extension cable to connect a video device and the projector could cause image deterioration or projection failure.  
• When a signal with much jitter is reproduced on a VCR, or special-effect playbacks are performed, the upper part of the  
image or the screen may be interrupted, erased or distorted.  
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ꢀ Connecting to Computers  
• Thoroughly read the manuals that come with the computer used.  
• Use the supplied computer connection cable. Also prepare cables for connecting the devices.  
• When the PC2 input terminal is used, “PC2 (BNC)” must be selected from the  
“Options” menu. (☞ page 39)  
• When connecting an audio output terminal such as a computer sound source to  
the projector, connect to the AUDIO terminal using the separately available audio  
cable.  
Desktop type (DOS/V, etc.)  
• When connecting to PC-9800 Series computers, a separately available conver-  
sion adapter is necessary. Please confirm the monitor connector type before use.  
Personal Computer connector cable (supplied)  
To monitor  
connector  
Separated cable (separately available)  
To PC2  
Desktop type (DOS/V, PC-9800 etc.)  
To PC1  
To DVI  
PR/CR  
Y
PB/CS  
R
G
B
H/CS  
V
DVI  
PC3  
PC1  
PC2  
DC OUT  
5V }1.5A  
RS-232C OUT  
CONTROL  
RS-232C IN  
Y/C  
VIDEO IN  
VIDEO  
REMOTE  
AUDIO IN  
Conversion  
adapter for MAC  
(separately available)  
Desktop type  
(Macintosh)  
Right side of projector  
To monitor  
connector  
Notebook Type  
To monitor  
connector  
❈There are some notebook type computers that do  
not allow the computer’ s LCD to work if an external  
display device is connected. With such computers,  
the LCD display and external display output need to  
be switched.  
Desktop type  
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ꢀ Control from external device  
• It is possible to control the projector with a computer by connecting the computer to the CONTROL RS232C IN terminal of the  
projector.  
❈ Please request a connection cable from us if needed.  
❈ For more information, please contact your authorized dealer.  
PR/CR  
Y
PB/CS  
R
G
B
H/CS  
V
PC1  
PC2  
DC OUT  
5V }1.5A  
RS-232C OUT  
CONTROL  
RS-232C IN  
REMOTE  
AUDIO IN  
Notebook type  
RS-232C connection cable  
(separately available)  
(Cross cable)  
Connection for controlling more than one projector  
By using the CONTROL terminal, more than one projector can be controlled simultaneously by one computer.  
Connect these projectors in series by connecting the OUT terminal of the first projector to the IN terminal of the second  
projector, then the OUT terminal of the second projector to the IN terminal of the third projector, etc.  
Projector  
Second projector  
RS-232C connection cable (separately available)  
(Cross cable)  
PB/CS  
PB/CS  
B
H/
B
H/CS  
V
PC1  
PC1  
PC2  
PC2  
RS-232C OUT  
CONTROL  
RS-232C IN  
RS-232C OUT  
CONTROL  
RS-232C IN  
REMOTE  
REMOTE  
N
IN  
Connect to the IN  
terminal of third projector  
Connect to Computer  
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Connecting the Power Cord (supplied)  
After all devices have been connected, connect the supplied power cord.  
1.  
2.  
Connect the supplied power cord to the power input ter-  
minal of the projector.  
1
Insert the main plug of the supplied power cord into the  
wall outlet.  
2
Power cord (supplied)  
(eg.)  
Cautions Against Fire and Electric Shock  
● Since the power requirement of the projector is high, please insert the power plug directly into a wall outlet.  
● When not using devices, remove the power cords from the wall outlets.  
● Do not use power cords other than those supplied.  
● Do not use a power voltage different from that which is indicated.  
● Do not cut, tear or modify the power cords. Also, do not put a heavy object on, heat, or stretch the power cords, otherwise they  
may be damaged.  
● Do not insert or pull out the plugs with a wet hand.  
ꢀ Removing the Lens Cap  
When using the projector:  
● Remove the lens cap.  
❈ Be sure to fit the lens cap on when the projector is not in use to  
keep out dirt.  
❈ Please do not project with the lens cap on.The Lens cap may be  
deformed by heat.  
Lens Cap  
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Basic Operations  
If projector set up is not yet complete, please read ‘Adjustments and Settings Using Menus’on page 32 and perform the necessary  
settings.  
Basic Operation Procedures  
Once the basic settings are done, follow the procedures below:  
1.  
Power On  
1 The STAND BY indicator lights up when the power cord is  
connected.  
Light on  
STAND BY  
STAND BY  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
PC  
TEMP  
Projector: Indicator part  
VIDEO  
1-2  
2
2 Press the OPERATE button on the projector (or the OPER-  
ATE button on the remote control unit) for one second or  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
more.  
The OPERATE indicator lights up and the projected image slowly  
MENU  
appears.  
Light on  
ENTER  
OPERATE  
OPERATE  
STAND BY  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
Projector:  
Control panel unit  
Remote control  
Projector : Indicator  
1-2  
2
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
Notes  
W
• Upon projection, the image may flicker for a few seconds, but  
this is not a malfunction.  
• When the lamp is turned on, it will slowly become brighter. It  
will take more than a minute for the brightness to stabilize.  
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
FREEZE  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
MENU  
EXIT  
2.  
Selecting the image to be projected  
ꢀ Press VIDEO to select which of the image devices (of those  
ENTER  
connected to the VIDEO IN (VIDEO orY/C) terminals) is out-  
put.  
PRESET  
HIDE  
VIDEO  
VIDEO  
Projector:  
Control panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
Each time you press either button, the selected input changes as  
follows.  
Note  
• Messages are displayed in the language set  
by the user in the “Language” menu.The pre-  
set language upon purchase is “English”.The  
user can choose from 8 national languages.  
(☞ page 39)  
However, the input mode (PC 1, PC 2, PC 3,  
Y/C,VIDEO) and button indications (FREEZE,  
D.ZOOM, EXIT) are only displayed in English  
irrespective of the display language setting.  
VIDEO : Image from the input VIDEO ter-  
minal on the right hand side of pro-  
jector will be projected.  
Y/C  
: Image from the input Y/C terminal  
on the right hand side of the pro-  
jector will be projected.  
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ꢀ Display using the direct buttons  
When “Line display” (☞ page 39)  
is set to “5 sec” :After changing an  
input , the new selection will ap-  
pear on the screen for about 5 sec-  
onds.  
VIDEO  
The direct buttons enable direct switching and  
operation without having to go through the  
menu.  
Input mode can be selected by  
pressing the PC button or the  
VIDEO button.  
PC 1  
PC 2  
PC 3  
Y/C  
Screen display  
ꢀ To select a computer or other devices connected to PC1,  
VIDEO  
PC2 or PC3 : Press PC  
PC  
PC  
Projector:  
Control Panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
Upon pressing the button, the input mode changes as follows.  
PC1 : Projects image from PC1 input terminal  
on the right hand side of the projector.  
PC2 : Projects image from PC2 input terminal  
on the right hand side of the projector  
PC3 : Projects image from PC3 input terminal  
on the right hand side of the projector.  
Audio-Vol  
Digital Zoom x12  
Vert.Keystone  
12  
PC1 PC2 PC3  
0
When “Line display” (☞ page 39)  
Horiz.Keystone  
PC1  
is set to “5 sec”: after changing an  
input, the new selection will appear  
on the screen for about 5 seconds.  
0
Screen display  
Notes  
When the DIGITAL ZOOM,VOLUME,V-KEYSTONE  
or H-KEYSTONE buttons are pressed, the level bar  
of the function is displayed.  
• Sound is formed from sound signals connected to the AUDIO ter-  
minal.  
• When no image is input to the selected input terminal, the mes-  
sage “No Input” is displayed on the screen. (☞ page 49)  
• When the PC2 input terminal is used, “PC2(BNC)” must be se-  
lected from the “Options” item in the main menu. (☞ page 39)  
Tele side  
3.  
3.  
Adjusting the Zoom Ring (the screen size) for DLA-  
Wide side  
Near side  
ꢀ To enlarge the screen size:Turn the zoom ring towards the‘Wide’  
side.  
ꢀ To reduce the screen size:Turn the zoom ring towards‘Tele’side.  
4.  
Far side  
4.  
Adjusting the Focus Ring (Focus)  
ꢀ To focus on nearer points:Turn the focus ring towards the ‘Near’  
side.  
ꢀ To focus on farther points: Turn the focus ring towards the ‘Far’  
side.  
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5.  
Adjusting the Sound Volume  
ꢀ To increase the volume: press VOLUME ª (0 ➞ 50)  
ꢀ To lower the volume : press VOLUME · (50 ➞ 0)  
VOLUME  
VOL.  
Projector:  
Control panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
STAND BY  
OPERATE  
LAMP  
PC  
TEMP  
When “Menu display” (☞ page 39) is  
set to “15sec”, after pressing the VOL-  
UME button, the sound volume display  
will appear on the screen for about 15  
seconds.  
OPERATE  
VIDEO  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
5
(Press EXIT button to immediately re-  
move the Audio-vol display.)  
MENU  
Audio-Vol  
12  
ENTER  
Audio-Vol  
Screen display  
Note  
• When the sound volume is displayed on the screen, pressing  
the PRESET button will reset the set value to “0”.  
OPERATE  
Power Off  
PC  
VIDEO  
OPERATE  
1.  
Press the OPERATE button on the projector (or the OP-  
ERATE button on the remote control unit ) for 1 second  
or more.  
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
FREEZE  
The OPERATE indicator will disappear, the STAND BY indicator  
starts to blink, and the projector goes into the cool-down mode.  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
● The STAND BY indicator will continue blinking for approximately  
90 seconds as the temperature of the light source lamp cools (Cool  
Down Mode).  
5
MENU  
EXIT  
Turn off Turn on  
ENTER  
OPERATE  
OPERATE  
PRESET  
HIDE  
STAND BY  
LAMP  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
Projector:  
Control Panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
Projector: Indicator part  
Note  
• The OPERATE button will not work for approximately 1 minute  
from when the light-source lamp is turned on. Wait approxi-  
mately 1 minute before pressing.  
Caution  
• Please do not pull out the plug from the power source when  
the STAND BY indicator is blinking. It will shorten the life of  
the lamp and cause a malfunction.  
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Frequently used Convenient Functions  
When an image is projected onto the screen, the following operations  
can be performed directly without going through the menu operation.  
(☞ page 27 for VOLUME operation.)  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
DIGITAL ZOOM  
S
HIDE  
FREEZE  
FREEZE  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
KEYSTONE  
QUICK ALIGN. (quick alignment)  
SCREEN  
MENU  
EXIT  
ENTER  
Enlarging the Image  
PRESET  
HIDE  
We can zoom in while not changing the size of the projected image. After  
zooming, the position of the image displayed can be moved.  
● This cannot be done using the projector buttons. Please use the re-  
mote control unit.  
1.  
Press DIGITAL ZOOM ª.  
The “Digital zoom” display appears on the screen and the projector  
changes to the Digital Zoom Mode.  
ꢀ “Digital zoom” Display  
• The image on the screen can be enlarged in 8 stages by pressing  
this button. (including the standard size)  
Direction buttons available  
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
x 2.0  
Digital zoom X1.2  
Direction buttons available  
Direction buttons available  
Digital zoom X1.2  
Digital zoom X2  
Remote Control  
Unit  
1 Magnifying power display  
x1.0: 1 time (standard)  
x1.2: 1.2 times  
x2.0: 2 times  
x2.5: 2.5 times  
x3.2: 3.2 times  
x4.0: 4 times  
2.  
While “Digital zoom”display appears on the screen, you  
can move the zoomed image with the cursor buttons on  
the remote control.  
x1.4: 1.4 times  
x1.6: 1.6 times  
ꢀ To see the upper part of zoomed image:  
ᮡ
Press  
.
2 Level Display  
ꢀ To see the lower part of zoomed image:  
Level shown is based on selected magnification.  
ENTER  
ᮢ
Press  
.
ꢀ To see the right part of zoomed image:  
Note  
ᮣ
Press  
.
• The quality of the zoomed image is reduced  
in comparison with the original.  
ꢀ To see the left part of zoomed image:  
Remote Control Unit  
ᮤ
Press  
.
Direction buttons available  
Digital zoom X2  
Direction buttons available  
Digital zoom X1.2  
To reduce the size of the image  
When the DIGITAL ZOOM · button is pressed, the  
previously enlarged image will be reduced progres-  
sively until it returns to the original size.  
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
To reduce the image to the original size  
When the PRESET button is pressed, the image will  
return to its original size and position.  
(Please operate while “Digital zoom” is displayed.)  
PRESET  
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Turning Off Image and Sound  
Video images and audio output can be turned off temporarily.  
Press the HIDE button once.  
Images and audio output turned off.  
HIDE  
HIDE  
EXIT  
MENU  
Projector:  
Control Panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
ENTER  
Press the HIDE button again.  
Images and audio output turn on again.  
PRESET  
HIDE  
Note  
• When the projected image input is changed, the HIDE function is  
cancelled and image and sound return.  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
Displaying a Still Picture  
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
The projected image can be paused temporarily.  
S
FREEZE  
• This operation cannot be operated by the projector buttons.Please use  
the remote control unit.  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
Press the FREEZE button.  
MENU  
EXIT  
The image pauses after the FREEZE button is pressed for a few seconds  
and a message is shown in the center of the screen. An icon indicating  
“FREEZE” mode will be displayed on the top right corner of the screen.  
ENTER  
PRESET  
HIDE  
FREEZE  
Frozen  
Digital zoom available  
Remote Control Unit  
FREEZE  
“FREEZE” icon  
To de-freeze the image  
When you press the FREEZE button again, the image de-freezes and  
resumes.  
Notes  
• After de-freezing a still image, note that the projector will not play  
the image that comes immediately after. (Should you want to play  
the image that comes immediately after that at which the freeze  
button was pressed, please pause the image using the controls at  
the input device.)  
• MENU, QUICK ALIGN, H and V KEYSTONE and SCREEN but-  
tons do not function when the image is still.  
• The “FREEZE” message will disappear after 5 seconds.To forcibly  
clear “FREEZE”, please press the EXIT button.  
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Removing the Trapezoidal Distortion of the Image  
Depending on the angle of projection onto the screen, the image may get  
distorted in a trapezoid form sometimes.  
When installing the projector or screen for the first time, or when rein-  
stalling in other rooms, etc., Keystone adjustments need to be made to  
remove trapezoid distortions.  
Press V-KEYSTONE  
/
to adjust in the vertical direction.  
A “Vert. Keystone” display appears on the screen, and the projector goes  
into the KEYSTONE MODE.  
Press button (  
/
) in the direction that corrects the trapezoid form.  
PC  
VIDEO  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
V-KEYSTONE  
V-KEYSTONE  
V-KEYSTONE  
V-KEYSTONE  
MENU  
Projector:  
Control Panel  
Remote Control Projector:  
Unit Control Panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
FREEZE  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
Notes  
MENU  
EXIT  
• The range where the trapezoidal distortion can be rectified is 30˚  
vertically and 10˚ horizontally with respect to the projector screen.  
However, when both are rendered together, the range of effective  
rectification will be narrower.  
ENTER  
• Depending on the signal inputted, the keystone adjustment range  
may narrow or parts of the image may disappear.This is not a mal-  
function.  
PRESET  
HIDE  
• Interference patterns may appear on the screen when adjusting the  
keystone. This is not a malfunction.  
• To restore the original set value, press the PRESET button.(Adjusted  
value: 0)  
ꢀ “Vert. Keystone” Display  
Vert. Keystone  
1
–12  
Press H-KEYSTONE / to adjust in the horizontal direction.  
A “Horiz. Keystone” display appears on the screen, and the projector  
goes into the KEYSTONE MODE.  
2
1 Adjusted value  
Press button ( / ) in the direction that corrects the trapezoid form.  
range: - 100 ~ 0 ~100  
2 Level displayed  
level displayed is based on the adjustment value.  
H-KEYSTONE  
H-KEYSTONE  
H-KEYSTONE  
H-KEYSTONE  
ꢀ “Horiz. Keystone”Display  
Horiz. Keystone  
1
Projector:  
Control Panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
Projector:  
Control Panel  
Remote Control  
Unit  
2
12  
1 Adjusted value  
range: -40 ~ 0 ~40  
2 Level displayed  
level displayed is based on the adjustment value.  
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Basic Operations  
Using the Quick Alignment function  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
The quick alignment function automatically adjusts (sets) the screen set-  
tings of the image input from the PC 1 or PC 2 input terminal.  
W
● This can only be performed with the remote control.  
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
Press the QUICK ALIGN. (Quick Alignment ) button.  
FREEZE  
During automatic alignment, “Quick Alignment” appears on the screen,  
and disappears after alignment is complete.  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
Notes  
MENU  
EXIT  
• The “Quick Alignment” function only works when computer  
signals are input into either the PC1 or PC2 input terminal.  
It does not work when signals are input via a VIDEO IN terminal  
(The VIDEO or Y/C input terminal).  
ENTER  
PRESET  
HIDE  
• The Quick Alignment function.  
This automatically adjusts “Horiz. disp. pos.” , “Vert. disp. pos.”,  
“Phase”, “Tracking”, etc.  
• Using the Quick Alignment function for automatic adjustments.  
Please use with bright still-pictures. This function may not work  
correctly on a dark picture or a motion-video.  
If adjustment with the Quick Alignment function is not satisfactory,  
adjust “Horiz. disp. pos.” and “Vert. disp. pos.”, “Phase” and “Track-  
ing” individually.  
Selecting the Screen Size  
Press the SCREEN button to select the wide screen size (16:9) or the  
standard screen size (4:3).  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
W
W
S
SCREEN  
SCREEN  
FREEZE  
S
S
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
16 : 9  
4 : 3  
MENU  
EXIT  
Screen Pos.  
ENTER  
12  
PRESET  
HIDE  
Note  
S
● Selecting  
W
or  
will change the projected image as shown in  
the following tables.  
Image of 4:3  
Image of 16:9  
ꢀ Screen size display  
Displays when „ is selected. Move the image  
Setting the  
screen size to [4:3]  
ᮡ
ᮢ
position with the cursor button or  
.
Screen Pos.  
1
(Original image)  
(Aspect ratio)  
Image of 16:9  
Image of 4:3  
12  
2
Setting the  
screen size to [16:9]  
(Original image)  
(Aspect ratio)  
1 Adjusted value  
range: -30 ~ 0 ~30  
●Screen size can also be adjusted from the “Options menu”. (☞ page 39)  
2 Level displayed  
• When the screen mode is set to 16:9, UXGA signals cannot be pro-  
jected.  
level displayed is based on the adjustment value.  
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Adjustments and Settings Using Menus  
The menus displayed on the screen are used to setup the projector and perform adjustments.  
The Menu Structure  
The menus of the projector have the following structure.  
Video Input selection  
Main menu  
Submenu  
12  
6500  
STD  
User  
Color temp.  
RED  
Contrast  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Image adj.  
Set up  
12  
12  
12  
1
Brightness  
Color  
0
0
0
GREEN  
BLUE  
R
Logo  
Logo  
Tint  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Sharpness  
Color temp.  
Reset  
Options  
Language  
Information  
ENTER  
ENTER  
A
A
Main: “Image adj.” menu  
“Color temp.” menu  
1
2
Position  
ENTER  
Position  
Deinterlace  
HDTV  
Image adj.  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Auto  
OFF  
16:9  
Set up  
Menu pos.  
1080i  
4:3  
1035i  
sF  
R
R
Logo  
Logo  
Horiz.disp.pos.  
12  
12  
Aspect ratio  
Decoder  
Phase  
Options  
Vert.disp.pos.  
Options  
Language  
Information  
ENTER  
Horiz.DIST.pos.  
1
Language  
Information  
A
A
12  
Main: “Set up” menu  
“
Position” menu  
3
4
Decoder  
Image adj.  
Set up  
AUTO  
NTSC  
(NTSC)  
R
Logo  
NTSC4.43  
PAL  
Options  
Language  
Information  
A
SECAM  
“Decoder” menu  
5
Logo disp.  
Logo pos.  
OFF  
ON  
Capture menu  
Image adj.  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Menu pos.  
Capt.in prog.(approx. 2min)  
Signal can not be captured  
Reduce capt.size  
Set up  
Back color  
Logo delete  
Capture menu  
Horiz.move  
Blue  
ENTER  
ENTER  
Black  
G
Logo  
Logo  
Vert.move  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Options  
(-)  
(-)  
12  
12  
(+)  
(+)  
Horiz.size  
Vert.size  
Language  
Information  
A
A
Capture start  
ENTER  
Main: “Logo” menu  
“Capture menu”  
“Capture start”  
6
7
8
Color profile  
ENTER  
15sec  
5sec  
Color profile  
Image adj.  
Image adj.  
ON  
Menu display  
Set up  
Logo  
Set up  
OFF  
ON  
Line display  
R
sRGB  
Logo  
OFF  
OFF  
4:3  
Flip H  
MacRGB  
Adobe  
EBU  
Options  
ON  
Options  
Flip V  
16:9  
Screen  
Language  
Information  
Language  
Information  
A
A
Screen pos.12  
Page 2  
OFF  
ENTER  
Main: “Options” menu (“Page 1”)  
“Color profile” menu  
9
p
15  
30  
60  
ON  
Sleep time[min]  
Menu color  
PC2(BNC)  
DIST  
Image adj.  
Set up  
OFF  
RGB  
OFF  
YPbPr  
ON  
R
Logo  
SCART  
OFF  
ON  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Image adj.  
English  
RS-232C[bps]  
SXGA  
9600  
1280  
ENTER  
19200  
1400  
Set up  
A
Deutsch  
Logo  
Espãnol  
Page 1  
Options  
Italiano  
Français  
Portugûes  
Main: “Options” menu (“Page 2”)  
q
Language  
Information  
A
Main: “Language” menu  
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Note  
Input  
VIDEO  
CH.0  
Image adj.  
Set up  
• The display language of the menus is set to “English”when  
the projector is bought. The display language can be se-  
lected from among 8 languages. (☞ page 39)  
However, certain phrases and nouns, etc., are displayed  
only in English.  
Switcher  
Source  
NTSC  
Logo  
Options  
Language  
Information  
A
Lamp time  
1234 h  
Main: “Information” menu  
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When PC input is selected  
Main menu  
Submenu  
12  
6500  
STD  
User  
Color temp.  
RED  
Contrast  
Image adj.  
Image adj.  
Set up  
12  
0
0
0
Brightness  
Set up  
12  
12  
1
Color  
GREEN  
BLUE  
R
Logo  
Logo  
Tint  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Sharpness  
Color temp.  
Reset  
Options  
Language  
Information  
ENTER  
ENTER  
A
A
Main: “Image adj.” menu  
“
Color temp.” menu  
1
2
Position  
ENTER  
123  
12  
Position  
Tracking  
Phase  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Menu pos.  
R
R
Logo  
Logo  
12  
12  
1
Horiz.disp.pos.  
Vert.disp.pos.  
Horiz.DIST pos.  
1:1  
Panel  
BP  
Aspect  
High  
Resize  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Clamp  
ST  
Low Std  
Options  
Sync level  
A
A
Language  
Information  
EXIT  
Main: “Set up” menu  
“
Position” menu  
3
4
Logo disp.  
Logo pos.  
OFF  
ON  
Capture menu  
Menu pos.  
Horiz.move  
Vert.move  
Horiz.size  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Capt.in prog.(approx. 2min)  
Signal can not be captured  
Reduce capt.size  
Back color  
Logo delete  
Capture menu  
Blue  
ENTER  
ENTER  
Black  
R
Logo  
Logo  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Options  
Language  
Information  
(-)  
(-)  
12  
12  
(+)  
(+)  
Vert.size  
A
A
Capture start  
ENTER  
Main: “Logo” menu  
“
Capture menu”  
“Capture start”  
6
7
8
Color profile  
ENTER  
15sec  
5sec  
Color profile  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Image adj.  
ON  
Menu display  
Set up  
OFF  
ON  
Line display  
R
R
sRGB  
Logo  
Logo  
OFF  
OFF  
4:3  
Flip H  
MacRGB  
Adobe  
EBU  
Options  
ON  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Flip V  
16:9  
Screen  
Language  
Information  
A
A
Screen pos. 12  
Page 2  
OFF  
ENTER  
Main: “Options” menu (“Page 1”)  
“
Color profile” menu  
9
p
15  
30  
60  
ON  
Sleep time[min]  
Menu color  
PC2(BNC)  
DIST  
Image adj.  
Set up  
OFF  
RGB  
OFF  
YPbPr  
ON  
Logo  
SCART  
OFF  
ON  
Options  
Language  
Information  
RS-232C[bps]  
SXGA  
9600  
1280  
ENTER  
19200  
1400  
A
Image adj.  
Page 1  
English  
Set up  
Deutsch  
Logo  
Main: “Options” menu (“Page 2”)  
q
Espãnol  
Options  
Italiano  
Français  
Portugûes  
Language  
Information  
A
Main: “Language” menu  
w
Note  
Input  
PC1  
Image adj.  
Set up  
• The display language of the menus is set to “English”when  
the projector is bought. The display language can be se-  
lected from among 8 languages. (☞ page 39)  
However, certain phrases and nouns, etc., are displayed  
only in English.  
Switcher  
CH.0  
Resolution  
Frequency H  
Frequency V  
1280 X 1024  
63.98kHz  
Logo  
60.02 Hz  
Options  
Language  
Information  
A
Lamp time  
1234 h  
Main: “Information” menu  
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Adjustments and Settings Using Menus  
When no image signal is inputted  
Main menu  
Submenu  
ENTER  
123  
12  
Position  
Tracking  
Phase  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Logo  
Options  
1:1  
Panel  
BP  
Aspect  
High  
Resize  
Clamp  
ST  
Low Std  
Sync level  
A
Language  
Information  
Main: “Set up” menu  
Displayed only when PC is selected.  
3
Logo disp.  
Logo pos.  
OFF  
ON  
Capture menu  
Menu pos.  
Horiz.move  
Vert.move  
Horiz.size  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Capt.in prog.(approx. 2min)  
Signal can not be captured  
Reduce capt.size  
Back color  
Logo delete  
Capture menu  
Blue  
ENTER  
ENTER  
Black  
Logo  
Logo  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Options  
Language  
Information  
(-)  
(-)  
12  
12  
(+)  
(+)  
Vert.size  
A
A
Capture start  
ENTER  
Main: “Logo” menu  
“
Capture menu”  
“Capture start”  
6
7
8
15  
30  
60  
ON  
OFF  
ENTER  
15sec  
5sec  
Sleep time[min]  
Color profile  
Menu display  
Line display  
Flip H  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Image adj.  
Set up  
ON  
OFF  
Menu color  
PC2(BNC)  
DIST  
OFF  
ON  
RGB  
OFF  
YPbPr  
ON  
R
R
Logo  
Logo  
OFF  
OFF  
4:3  
SCART  
OFF  
ON  
Options  
ON  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Flip V  
RS-232C[bps]  
SXGA  
16:9  
9600  
1280  
ENTER  
19200  
1400  
Screen  
Language  
Information  
A
A
Screen pos. 12  
Page 2  
Page 1  
ENTER  
Main: “Options” menu (”Page 1”)  
Main: “Options” menu (“Page 2”)  
9
q
Image adj.  
English  
Set up  
Deutsch  
Logo  
Espãnol  
Options  
Italiano  
Français  
Portugûes  
Language  
Information  
A
Main: “Language” menu  
w
Input  
PC1  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Switcher  
CH.0  
Logo  
Options  
Language  
Information  
A
Lamp time  
1234 h  
Main: “Information” menu  
e
Note  
• The display language of the menus is set to “English”when  
the projector is bought. The display language can be se-  
lected from among 8 languages. (☞ page 39)  
However, certain phrases and nouns, etc., are displayed  
only in English.  
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Adjustments and Settings Using Menus  
The Menu Operation Buttons  
The menus are accessed and operated using the following buttons on  
the projector/remote control:  
Button  
Function  
Main unit Remote control unit  
MENU  
MENU  
Displays the main menu on the  
screen.  
STAND BY  
OPERATE  
• When the main menu is displayed,  
press to exit the menu mode.  
LAMP  
PC  
TEMP  
VIDEO  
Select an item while the main menu  
(hierachy1)is displayed;the submenu  
(hierachy 2) corresponding to the  
item selected will be displayed on the  
screen.  
ENTER  
ENTER  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
MENU  
Press to shift to the “Set up” screen  
(hierachy3) of the selected item  
against which “ENTER” is displayed.  
Menu  
operation  
button  
ENTER  
PRESET  
HIDE  
EXIT  
Press to return to the previous menu.  
• While the main menu is displayed,  
press to exit the menu mode.  
EXIT  
While the main menu and sub-  
menus (“Image adj.”, “Set up”,  
“Options”,“Logo”) are displayed  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
ENTER  
ᮡ
ᮢ
/
: Selects an adjustment item  
in the menu.  
: Sets the value of the item  
selected.  
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
ᮤ
ᮣ
/
S
Main unit  
FREEZE  
The adjusted set value is  
immediately reflected on  
the image.  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
MENU  
EXIT  
While the “Language”,“Decoder”  
or “Color profile” submenus are  
displayed  
Menu  
operation  
button  
ENTER  
ENTER  
ᮡ
ᮢ
/
: Selects an item in the menu.  
PRESET  
HIDE  
ᮤ
ᮣ
/
: No effect.  
Remote control unit  
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Adjustments and Settings Using Menus  
The Procedure for Menu Operation  
1.  
Press the MENU button.  
The main menu is displayed on the screen.  
The menu item that has been se-  
lected is displayed.  
The icon of the selected menu item  
will be highlighted.  
12  
12  
12  
12  
1
Contrast  
Brightness  
Color  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Logo  
Tint  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Sharpness  
Color temp.  
Reset  
ENTER  
ENTER  
A
The submenu is displayed.  
E.g. Main menu when video input is  
selected: “Image adj.”.  
STAND BY  
LAMP  
PC  
TEMP  
OPERATE  
MENU  
ᮡ
ᮢ
2.  
3.  
Press the CURSOR buttons ( / ) to select a submenu.  
VIDEO  
1
6
3, 5  
5
2, 4  
• The “Image adj.”, “Set up”, “Logo”, “Options” and “Language”  
submenus are displayed.  
• When “Information” is chosen, the image input or PC input infor-  
mation (whichever is currently selected) is displayed on the right  
of the menu.  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
MENU  
• When “Language” is selected, you can set the language. ➔  
Proceed to Procedure 6.  
ENTER  
ᮣ
Press ENTER button or the right CURSOR button ( ).  
• The submenu is displayed on the screen.  
• The submenu indicated differs according to whether Video input  
or PC input is selected, or when there is no image signal inputted.  
For details, please see‘The Menu Configuration’on the next page.  
12  
12  
12  
12  
1
12  
12  
12  
12  
1
Contrast  
Brightness  
Color  
Contrast  
Brightness  
Color  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Logo  
Logo  
Tint  
Tint  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Sharpness  
Color temp.  
Reset  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Sharpness  
Color temp.  
Reset  
ENTER  
ENTER  
ENTER  
ENTER  
A
A
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
E.g. “Image adj.” menu when video  
input is selected.  
E.g. “Image adj.” menu when PC in-  
put is selected.  
S
FREEZE  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
1
6
ᮡ
ᮢ
4.  
5.  
Press the CURSOR buttons ( / ) to select an adjust-  
ment item.  
MENU  
EXIT  
Item names in submenus displayed in pale cannot be selected.  
3, 5  
ENTER  
ᮤ
ᮣ
Press the CURSOR buttons ( / ) to change the setting  
value.  
5
PRESET  
HIDE  
2, 4  
Alternatively, press ENTER.  
• When the item in the image adjustment menu against which  
“ENTER” is indicated is selected, either it will shift to the set  
up screen or the item command will be executed.  
6.  
7.  
To EXIT after the adjustment, press the EXIT button.  
Each time you press the button, the menu returns to the previous  
one.  
Repeat procedures 2 to 6 to set other items.  
After all adjustments are done,  
Press the MENU button.  
The menu will disappear from the screen.  
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Adjustment and Setting Using Menus  
3 “Set up” menu  
The Menu Configuration  
Use this menu to set the basicTracking and Positioning settings  
of a picture image. Items that can be adjusted via the “Set up”  
menu are shown below.  
• Adjustment items differ depending on whether Video input or  
PC input is selected.  
Item values shown in [ ] are initial values set at manufacture.  
• Press ENTER, EXIT or the right CURSOR button (ᮣ) to op-  
erate a MENU while it is displayed.  
• The submenu corresponding to an item currently selected is  
displayed on the right-hand side of the main menu.  
• Menu items shown differ according to whether Video input or  
PC input is selected or when there is no image signal input-  
ted.  
When Video input is selected  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
“Position”  
The position of the image and the menu  
can be adjusted.  
[ Press the ENTER button to enter the  
“Position” menu 4.  
• When “Information” is selected, information relating to the  
present selected image input appears on the right side of the  
menu.  
There is no submenu for this “Information” menu. (For details,  
please See ‘Main: “Information” menu’ on page 40.)  
“Deinterlace”  
“HDTV”  
This is set when viewing movies.  
“Auto” : Normally, the projector is set to  
Auto.  
“OFF” : This is set when not viewing  
movies.  
1 “Image adj.” menu  
Image adjustment.  
You can adjust the following items on the “image adj.” menu.  
• The items displayed differ depending on whether Video input  
or PC input is selected.  
In order to display “HDTV” signals in the  
exact aspect ratio of 16:9, the correct nu-  
merical value has to be set.  
“1080i” : Normally, set to 1080i.  
“1035i” : Set when high vision signals are  
used.  
• There is no display when no image signal is inputted.  
When Video input is selected When PC input is selected  
“sF”  
: Used for segment frame signals.  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
Adjusts the contrast of the picture image.  
Range of values: -30~30 [0]  
Adjusts the brightness of the picture im-  
age. Range of values: -30~30 [0]  
Adjusts the color density of the picture  
image. Range of values: -30~30 [0]  
Adjusts the tint of the picture image.  
Range of values: -30~30 [0]  
Adjusts the outline of the picture image.  
Range of values: -3~3 [0]  
/
)
“Aspect ratio”  
Select the vertical-to-horizontal ratio of  
the image projected.  
Set it to 4:3 for normal television image  
input and 16:9 for Hi-Vision input.  
When the “Screen” mode is set to 16:9,  
UXGA signals cannot be projected.  
“Contrast”  
“Brightness”  
“Color”  
Values: 4:3, 16:9  
[4:3]  
“Decoder”  
“Phase”  
Sets the “Decoder”.  
[ Press the ENTER button to enter the  
“Decoder” menu 5.  
“Tint”  
“Sharpness”*  
“Color temp.”  
Adjusts flickering or dim images.  
(setting is normally not required.)  
Range of values : 0 ~ 31  
Adjust the Color temperature of the  
screen.  
[Varies with signals]  
[ Press ENTER button to go into the  
Color temperature setting menu.  
“Reset”  
Resets all items in the “Image adj.”  
submenu to the pre-set values( ie values  
set upon purchase).  
When PC input is selected  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
[ Press ENTER button to reset.  
“Position”  
Adjusts the position of the image and  
menu display.  
[ Press ENTER to go to the “Position”  
menu 4.  
* In the “Set up” menu 3, if the “Resize” function in the PC submenu is  
set to “1:1”, the image quality will not change even if the value is  
changed. (No adjustment)  
“Tracking”  
“Phase”  
Adjusts lateral size and display area of  
image. (Setting is normally not required.)  
[Varies with signal]  
2 “Color temp.” menu  
To adjust the “Color temp.” of the projected image, press the  
Adjusts flickering or dim image.  
(adjustment is normally not required.)  
Range of values : 0 ~ 40  
ᮡ
ᮢ
(
/
) CURSOR buttons and choose the setting. Next press  
ᮤ
ᮣ
the (  
/
) CURSOR buttons to set the “Color temp.”. If “6500”  
is set, the image will turn out reddish.  
[Varies with signals]  
“Resize”  
When the image resolution is smaller than  
that of the projector’s D-ILA element, the  
projected image will be enlarged to almost  
the full screen size.  
Range of values :*“1:1”, “Panel”, “Aspect”  
[“Aspect”]  
Set value: “6500”, “Normal”, “User”  
[“User”]  
[0]  
“RED”  
: –255 ~ 0  
“GREEN” : –255 ~ 0  
“BLUE” : –255 ~ 0  
[0]  
[0]  
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“Clamp”  
This can be used if the screen of the PC/  
workstation is unstable in that it dims and  
brightens.  
6“Logo” menu  
Adjustment item (press  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
Set the position of the clamp pulse to  
Back porch (“BP”) or Sync tip (“ST”).  
Normally, “BP” is used.  
“Logo disp.”  
Sets whether to indicate the user set logo  
(captured image: “Logo disp.”) when the  
projector starts up.  
Values: “ST”, “BP”  
[“BP”]  
[“ON”]  
“Sync Level”  
Although the inputted image signal is  
adjusted so that synchronization occurs  
automatically, this changes by changing  
the “Sync level” setting.  
Setting can be made by selecting “Low”  
(weaker), “Std” (factory set) or “High”  
(stronger).  
“Logo pos.”  
Sets the position of the user set logo (cap-  
tured image: “Logo disp.”) when the pro-  
jector starts-up. Re-setting can be per-  
formed only when the logo has been  
eliminated.  
Set value:  
“Logo pos.”:  
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Values: “Low”, “Std”, “High”  
[“Std”]  
* “1.1”  
“Panel”  
: The image is displayed at the inputted resolution.  
: The picture image projected is virtually enlarged to  
the full screen size if the inputted resolution is smaller  
than (1400 pixels x 1050 pixels).  
: While maintaining the original aspect ratio, the video  
image projected is virtually enlarged until either the  
horizontal or vertical side reaches the full size (1400  
pixels x 1050 pixels).  
[
]
“Back color”  
Selects the background color of the user  
set picture (captured image:“Logo disp.”).  
[“Black”]  
Re- setting can be performed only when  
the logo has been eliminated.  
“Aspect”  
“Logo delete”  
Deletes the user set logo (captured  
image:“Logo disp.”). Deletion takes a few  
seconds.  
When there is no image signal inputted  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
[ Press the ENTER button to delete.  
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
“Capture menu”  
You can project a picture from the video  
player or PC and capture it to use as your  
logo.  
The captured picture can be displayed as  
a logo display when the projector starts  
up.  
“Sync level”  
Although the inputted image signal is  
adjusted so that synchronization occurs  
automatically, this changes by changing  
this setup.  
Setting can be made by selecting “Low”  
(weaker), “Std” (factory set) or “High”  
(stronger).  
[ Press the ENTER button to go into  
the “Capture menu” screen.  
Values: “Low”, “Std”, “High”  
[“Std”]  
7“Capture menu”  
4“Position” menu  
Adjusts the menu display position.Press the (  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
/
) CURSORS  
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
to set the horizontal/vertical position of the menu display.  
“Menu pos.”  
Adjusts the display position of the cap-  
ture menu.  
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Set Value:  
Set value:  
“Menu pos.”:  
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“Menu pos.”:  
[
]
[
]
“Horiz. disp. pos.”  
“Vert. disp. pos.”  
“Horiz. DIST pos.”  
: Varies with signals.  
: Varies with signals.  
: - 8 ~ + 7  
“Horiz. move”  
“Vert. move”  
“Horiz. size”  
“Vert. size”  
The position of the picture that you want  
to capture can be moved left/right with the  
CURSOR buttons (ᮤ / ᮣ).  
[0]  
The position of the picture that you want  
to capture can be moved up/down with  
the CURSOR buttons (ᮡ / ᮢ).  
5“Decoder” menu  
ᮡ
ᮢ
Press the (  
/
) CURSOR buttons to choose the “Decoder” of  
the image signals.Normally, “Auto”is selected.When“Auto”does  
not function well, select the appropriate decoder accordingly.  
The width of the picture that you want to  
capture can be set by the CURSOR but-  
tons (ᮤ / ᮣ).  
Values: “AUTO”, “NTSC”, “NTSC4.43”, “PAL”, “SECAM”  
[“AUTO”]  
The height of the picture that you want to  
capture can be set by the CURSOR but-  
tons (ᮡ / ᮢ).  
“Capture start”  
After setting all the items of the capture  
menu, image capture starts.  
❈ Note that images already inputted will  
be deleted.  
[ Press the ENTER button to start.  
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q“Page 2”  
Adjustment item (press  
8“Capture start”  
The status of capture is displayed in bold.  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
“Capt. in prog. (Approx. 2min)”  
“Sleep time [min]”  
Sets the length of sleep time which, when  
lapsed, automatically puts the projector  
into stand-by state if no signal is input-  
ted.  
The image is being read into the projec-  
tor. During this time interval, the projec-  
tor will not respond to any command sig-  
nal inputted by the user.  
Setting value: 15,30,60,“OFF” [“OFF”]  
“Signal can not be captured”  
“Menu color”  
“PC2 (BNC)”  
When“ON”, menubecomestransparentand  
the background can be seen through it.  
Clear the message with the EXIT button  
and input appropriate signals.  
Setting value: “OFF”, “ON”  
[“OFF”]  
“Reduce capt. size”  
Sets whether to use the BNC connector  
on the back of the projector as an “RGB”  
signal input terminal or as a “YPBPR”  
(color-difference) signal input terminal.  
Please reset it based on the connected  
apparatus.  
Clear the message with the EXIT button  
and decrease the signal size.  
❈ Depending on the image content, there  
will be cases where certain signals can-  
not be captured while others of the  
same size can be.  
❈ The input will be “RGB” irrespective of  
the PC signal setting.  
Setting value: “RGB”, “YPBPR” [“RGB”]  
9“Options” menu (q)  
The items of the “Options” menu shown below can be adjusted.  
“DIST”  
Image of high resolution can be achieved.  
Set as required.  
• The“Options”menu consists of two pages (“Page 1”and “Page  
2”).  
This is turned “ON” when the OPERATE  
button is pressed.  
Setting value: “OFF”, “ON”  
[“ON”]  
“SCART”  
Connects to a Europe-adapted SCART  
plug and turns it “ON” during component  
input.  
“Page 1”  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
Connect the Image Signal cable to the  
RGB terminal of the PC2 input terminal  
and the Sync Signal cable to the VIDEO  
IN terminal.  
“Color profile”  
Sets the color table.  
[ Press the ENTER button to go into the  
color profile menu p .  
“Menu display”  
“Line display”  
Sets whether the menu display automati-  
cally clears after 15 seconds.  
Values: “15sec”, “ON”  
Setting value: “OFF”, “ON”  
[“OFF”]  
“RS-232C [bps]”  
Sets the communication speed (signal  
transmission speed) when communicat-  
ing with a computer by using the RS-232C  
terminal. Please set the baud rate for  
transmission.  
[“15sec”]  
Sets whether the line display is shown for  
about 5 seconds.  
Values: “5sec”, “OFF”  
[“5sec”]  
[“OFF”]  
[“OFF”]  
[4:3]  
“Flip H”  
Reverses image left to right.  
Values: “ON”, “OFF”  
Setting value: 9600,19200  
[19200]  
“SXGA”  
Setting value: 1280,1400  
[1280]  
“Flip V”  
Inverses image upside down.  
Values: “ON”, “OFF”  
“Page 1”  
Display “Page 1” of “Options” menu.  
[ Press the ENTER button to go to “Op-  
tions” menu (“Page 1”) screen9.  
“Screen”  
“Screen pos.”  
Sets the projected screen size.  
Values: 4:3, 16:9  
Sets the display position when the  
“Screen” is set to [16:9].  
w“Language” menu  
Values: -30~30  
[0]  
Select the language in this language menu with the CURSOR  
“Page 2”  
Displays “Page 2” of the “Option” menu.  
[ press ENTER to go the“Option”menu  
(“Page 2”) screen q.  
ᮡ
ᮢ
buttons (  
/
).  
Setting value : “  
” (Japanese), “English”, “Deutsch” (Ger-  
man), “Espanol” (Spanish), “Italiano” (Italian),  
“Francais” (French), “Portugues” (Portuguese)  
and “  
” (Korean).  
p“Color profile” menu  
To choose the color table of the image signals, press the (  
[“English”]  
ᮡ
ᮢ
/
)
CURSOR buttons. When using “Color profile”, set the “Color  
temp.” to “6500”.  
• No display in the absence of image signal input.  
Values: “------”, “sRGB”, “MacRGB”, “Adobe”, “EBU”  
[“------”]  
❈Some words in the menu and proper nouns such as “VIDEO”,  
“NTSC”, “Quick Alignment” are shown only in English.  
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e“Information” menu  
When video input is selected  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
“Input”  
Displays the image input (VIDEO, Y/C,  
PC2) when projecting.  
“Switcher”  
Displays the selected switcher matching  
the specification of this projector.  
0
: not being used.  
1-10 : switcher number.  
❈ For details, please check with your au  
thorized dealer.  
“Source”  
Displays the type of video signal of the  
image projected.  
“Lamp time”  
Displays the number of accumulated used  
hours of the light-source lamp.  
When PC input is selected  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
“Input”  
Displays the computer input (PC1, PC2,  
PC3) when projecting.  
“Switcher”  
Displays the selected switcher number  
matching the specification of this projec-  
tor.  
0
: not being used.  
1-10 : switcher number.  
❈ For details, please check with your au  
thorized dealer.  
“Resolution”  
Displays the resolution of the inputted sig-  
nal. (Horizontal x vertical)  
❈ Some inputted signals cannot be dis  
played correctly.  
“Frequency H”  
“Frequency V”  
“Lamp time”  
Displays the horizontal frequency of the  
inputted signal.  
Displays the vertical frequency of the in-  
putted signal.  
Displays the number of accumulated used  
hours of the current light-source lamp.  
When no image signal is inputted  
ᮡ
ᮢ
ᮤ
ᮣ
Adjustment item (press  
/
)
Adjustment content (press  
/
)
“Input”  
Displays the current selected image in-  
put (VIDEO, Y/C, PC1, PC2, PC3) when  
projecting.  
“Switcher”  
Displays the selected switcher number  
matching the specification of this projec-  
tor.  
0
: not being used  
1-10 : switcher number.  
❈ For details, please check with your au  
thorized dealer.  
“Lamp time”  
Displays the number of accumulated used  
hours of the light-source lamp.  
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Editing and Projecting Logo  
You can project your logo if you like when you start up the projector.  
This may come in useful during presentations, etc.  
1.  
Project the images to be included in your logo.  
MOTOR SHOW  
Screen display  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
2.  
Press the MENU button.  
• The main menu appears on the screen.  
MENU  
12  
12  
12  
12  
1
Contrast  
Brightness  
Color  
2
4
Image adj.  
Set up  
ENTER  
3,5  
Logo  
Tint  
Options  
Language  
Information  
Sharpness  
Color temp.  
Reset  
ENTER  
ENTER  
A
3.  
4.  
Select “Logo” with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ).  
Logo disp.  
OFF  
ON  
Image adj.  
Logo pos.  
Set up  
Back color  
Logo delete  
Capture menu  
Blue  
ENTER  
ENTER  
Black  
R
Logo  
OPERATE  
Options  
Language  
Information  
PC  
VIDEO  
A
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
FREEZE  
Press the ENTER or the right CURSOR button ( ꢂ).  
• The “Logo” menu appears on the screen.  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
Logo disp.  
OFF  
ON  
Image adj.  
Logo pos.  
Set up  
Back color  
Logo delete  
Capture menu  
Blue  
ENTER  
ENTER  
Black  
MENU  
EXIT  
R
Logo  
2
4
Options  
Language  
Information  
ENTER  
A
3,5  
PRESET  
HIDE  
5.  
6.  
Select“Capture menu”with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ)  
and press ENTER.  
Logo disp.  
Logo pos.  
OFF  
ON  
Image adj.  
Set up  
Back color  
Logo delete  
Capture menu  
Blue  
ENTER  
ENTER  
Black  
Logo  
Options  
Language  
Information  
A
Notes  
• Setting the logo display item in the “Logo”  
menu to “ON”and switching on the power dis-  
plays the D-ILA logo and then the user-set  
logo. (Factory setting is “ON”)  
• When the D-ILA or user-set logo is displayed  
after the projector is turned on, pressing the  
EXIT button will delete the logo.  
The captured picture appears on the screen.  
• The captured picture (i.e your logo) with a frame appears on the  
screen.  
• During video signal input, pressing the EXIT  
button on the remote control unit when the  
menu is not displayed causes the logo to ap-  
pear.  
Press any other button to delete the logo from  
the screen.  
Screen display  
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Editing and projecting logo  
1.  
Set the menu position as required.  
• Select “Menu pos.” with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ).  
• Move the menu display position with the CURSOR buttons  
(ꢃ / ꢂ) while viewing the projected image.  
Capture menu  
Image adj.  
Menu pos.  
Set up  
Horiz.move  
Logo  
Vert.move  
´
´
´
´
´
´
´
´
Options  
(-)  
(-)  
12  
12  
(+)  
(+)  
Horiz.size  
Vert.size  
Language  
Information  
A
Capture start  
ENTER  
2.  
Select “Horiz. move” with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ).  
• Move the logo left or right with the CURSOR buttons (ꢃ / ꢂ)  
while viewing it on the screen.  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE  
VOL.  
EXIT  
Capture menu  
Image adj.  
MENU  
Menu pos.  
Set up  
Horiz.move  
R
G
Logo  
Vert.move  
Options  
(-)  
(-)  
12  
12  
(+)  
(+)  
Horiz.size  
Vert.size  
1~6  
6
Language  
Information  
A
ENTER  
Capture start  
ENTER  
3.  
Select “Vert. move” with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ).  
• Move the logo up or down with the CURSOR buttons (ꢃ / ꢂ)  
while viewing it on the screen.  
Image adj.  
Capture menu  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
Menu pos.  
Set up  
Horiz.move  
Logo  
Vert.move  
Options  
(-)  
(-)  
12  
12  
(+)  
(+)  
Horiz.size  
Vert.size  
W
Language  
Information  
A
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
Capture start  
ENTER  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
FREEZE  
4.  
Select “Horiz. size” with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ).  
• Set the width with the CURSOR buttons (ꢃ / ꢂ) while viewing  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
the projected image.  
MENU  
EXIT  
Capture menu  
Image adj.  
Menu pos.  
Set up  
Horiz.move  
R
Logo  
1~6  
6
Vert.move  
Options  
(-)  
12  
(+)  
Horiz.size  
Vert.size  
ENTER  
Language  
Information  
A
Capture start  
ENTER  
PRESET  
HIDE  
5.  
Select “Vert. size” with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ).  
• Set the height with the CURSOR buttons (ꢃ / ꢂ) while viewing  
the projected image.  
Capture menu  
Image adj.  
Menu pos.  
Set up  
“Capt. in prog. (Approx. 2min)”  
Horiz.move  
R
Logo  
Vert.move  
The image is being read into the projector. During this time  
interval, the projector will not respond to any command  
signal inputted by the user.  
Options  
(-)  
12  
(+)  
Horiz.size  
Vert.size  
Language  
Information  
A
Capture start  
ENTER  
Capt.in prog.(approx. 2min)  
Signal can not be captured  
Reduce capt.size  
6.  
Select “Capture start”with the CURSOR buttons (ꢀ / ꢁ)  
and press ENTER.  
• Begin to capture the framed image set in the procedures 2 to 5  
from the projected image.  
• The captured picture wil be taken into memory as a logo in the  
projector and will be shown during start-up.  
“Signal can not be captured”  
Capture menu  
Image adj.  
Clear the message with the EXIT button and input appro-  
priate signals.  
Menu pos.  
Set up  
Horiz.move  
Logo  
Vert.move  
Options  
(-)  
(-)  
12  
12  
(+)  
(+)  
Horiz.size  
Vert.size  
“Reduce capt. size”  
Language  
Information  
A
Capture start  
ENTER  
Clear the message with the EXIT button and decrease  
the signal size.  
❈ Depending on the image content, there will be cases  
where certain signals cannot be captured while others  
of the same size can be.  
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Replacing the Lamp  
The light source lamp and its lamp time  
The light-source lamp has a service life. The life of lamps currently used for this projector is about 2000 hours.  
[Average lamp life: 2000 hours]  
When the light-source lamp approaches the end of its service life, deterioration progresses rapidly. Please install a new lamp when  
the accumulated lamp time exceeds 1900 hours or at least get a replacement lamp ready. Depending on the operating conditions,  
the lamp may have to be changed earlier. If the image remains dark or the tone, unusual, even after adjustment, please replace the  
lamp as soon as possible. You can check the accumulated used hours of the lamp via the “Lamp Time” item in the “Information”  
menu. (☞ page 40)  
Please purchase the new lamp unit from the authorized dealer where you purchased the projector.  
Exchange lamp Part No.: BHL5006-S  
ꢄ When lamp time exceeds 1000 hours:  
When the accumulated lamp time reaches 1000, a message  
indicating “1000 h” will appear on the projected screen.  
* Press any key to delete the message.  
ꢄ When the lamp time exceeds 2000 hours:  
The lamp indicator on the projector blinks.  
“Warning” and “Lamp replacement” appear on the screen;  
the word “Warning” blinks.  
❈ To cancel the message, press the EXIT button.  
However, the same message will appear again every one-  
hour.  
❈ Once the lamp time exceeds 2000 hours, and the projec  
tor is either put into the standby state or turned off, projec  
tion will not be possible again until the lamp is replaced  
and the “Lamp time” is reset. (☞ page 45)  
ꢄ When lamp time exceeds 1900 hours:  
• When the accumulated lamp time reaches 1900 hours:  
The LAMP indicator on the projector lights up.  
• When the accumulated lamp time exceeds 1900 hours:  
“Lamp replacement” appears on the screen.  
* Press any button to delete the message.  
ꢄ When the lamp time exceeds 2010 hours:  
The projector quits and shuts down.  
The LAMP and OPERATE indicators blink on the projector.  
❈ The projector does not turn on unless the lamp (lamp unit)  
is replaced and the “Lamp time” is reset. (☞ page 45)  
About lamp replacement  
● If the projector is set in a constricted place, attempting to replace the lamp in that place could cause injury. Move the projector  
to a place large enough to work in.  
● To avoid malfunctions, be sure to use only genuine replacement parts. Also, never attempt to re-use an old lamp as this could  
cause marked performance deterioration or lamp blow-out leading to projector malfunction.In the worse case, broken pieces  
of glass from the lamp may cause injuries.  
● Do not replace the lamp immediately after the projector has been used. The temperature of the lamp unit is still high and  
could cause a burn. Allow a cooling period of one hour or more before replacement.  
● Before starting to replace the lamp, disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet while the STAND BY indicator is on.  
Replacing a lamp while the power cord is connected could cause injury or electric shocks.  
The procedure for lamp replacement  
1.  
Loosen the screws and detach the light-source lamp cover.  
Loosen the two screws with a ª screwdriver.  
Handle  
2.  
Loosen the screws and lift up the handle.  
Loosen the two screws with a ª screwdriver.  
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Replacing the Lamp  
3.  
Remove the lamp unit.  
Lamp unit  
4.  
Insert the new lamp unit until it is fully in.  
Caution  
• Neither touch the glass surface of the lamp directly  
with your hand nor stain it. If you touch it with a bare  
hand, oil or other substances on your hand may ad-  
here to the lamp, possibly preventing it from perform-  
ing as specified and therefore lead to a shortened  
lamp life, a darkened screen, etc.  
5.  
6.  
Close the handle, and tighten the screw.  
Tighten the two screws with a ª screwdriver.  
Attach the light-source lamp cover and tighten  
the screw.  
Tighten the two screws with a ª screwdriver.  
Note  
• When closing the lamp cover, please insert the left  
side (with the two claws) in first and then ensure that  
the protruding part found on the reverse side of the  
cover fits snugly into the hole of the main unit. As  
this protrusion acts as a switch, misfitting leads to  
power not being able to flow in.  
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Replacing the Lamp  
Resetting the lamp time  
After installing a new lamp, reset the “Lamp time” counter inside the projector.  
When this is done, a new count will start.  
If the display of the accumulated lamp time has reached 2000 hours, the projector will not work (lamp does not light up) unless the  
lamp time is reset.  
1.  
2.  
Insert the main plug.The projector will go into the stand  
by mode.  
ON: STAND BY indicator lights up.  
Press the EXIT, HIDE, PRESET buttons on the remote  
control sequentially, then press VOL ª for 2 seconds or  
more.  
The STAND BY and OPERATE indicators alternately blink about  
every approx.3 seconds. After blinking stops, “Lamp time” resets  
and the projector returns to the stand-by state (STAND BY indicator  
lights up).  
EXIT  
OPERATE  
PC  
VIDEO  
W
DIGITAL  
ZOOM  
V-KEYSTONE H-KEYSTONE SCREEN  
S
FREEZE  
Press as per normal  
press for  
HIDE  
VOLUME FOCUS  
QUICK ALIGN.  
2 seconds  
MENU  
EXIT  
EXIT  
HIDE  
PRESET  
ENTER  
PRESET  
PRESET  
HIDE  
Press for 2 seconds or more  
VOL(  
)
To ensure the lamp time has been reset.  
The Lamp time can be checked via the “Lamp time” item in the “Infor-  
mation” menu. (☞ page 32, 33, 34, 40)  
Caution for reset work  
Reset the “Lamp time” only when you have replaced the lamp.  
Never reset it while the lamp is still in use, otherwise the approxi-  
mate standard for gauging replacement time may be inaccurate, lamp  
performance may suffer and lamp blow-out may also occur.  
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Cleaning and Replacing the Filter  
Clean the filter regularly or it may not work satisfactorily, causing damage. If the filter is extremely dirty and cannot be cleaned, or  
if it is damaged, replace the filter with a new one (Lower filter: LC32087-001/ Inner filter:LC32058-001). Otherwise, dirt may get  
inside the unit and appear on the screen, preventing you from enjoying the video fully. If dirt has gotten in or if you need information  
about the filter, please consult the authorized dealer where you purchased the projector.  
❈ The air inlet filter on the right side cannot be removed. Please clean this filter regularly using, for example, a vacuum  
cleaner.  
lower filter  
1.  
2.  
Pull out the power cord from the wall outlet.  
After the projector goes into the stand-by state with the  
STAND BY indicator on, pull out the power cord from the  
wall outlet.  
Remove the filter.  
• When removing the lower filter:  
Withdraw the lower filter backwards along the rail in the  
direction of the arrow.  
• When removing the inner filter:  
Push the claw at the base of the inner filter in the up-  
inner filter  
ward direction and draw the filter out.  
3.  
Clean the filter.  
claw  
Clean the filter with water and dry it, avoiding direct sun-  
light. In extremely soiled cases, use of a neutral detergent  
is recommended.  
● Put on rubber gloves when using a neutral detergent.  
● After you wash a filter in water, make sure that the filter is  
completely dry before reinstalling, otherwise electric  
shocks or malfunctions may occur.  
● Do not clean removable filters with a vacuum cleaner.  
Since these filters are soft, they can be sucked into the  
vacuum cleaner or otherwise damaged.  
lower filter  
4.  
Reinstalling the filter.  
• When reinstalling the lower filter:  
Reinstall the lower filter by inserting it into the projector.  
• When reinstalling the inner filter:  
Install the filter after engaging the two claws of the inner  
filter to the projector.  
inner filter  
claw  
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Troubleshooting  
Before consulting your authorized dealer, please check the following points.  
Symptom  
Probable cause  
Corrective action  
Page  
24  
Power is not sup- Is the power cord disconnected?  
plied.  
• Insert the power cord (plug) firmly.  
Is the light-source lamp cover closed correctly?  
25, 27, 44  
• After the projector goes into the stand-by  
state with the STAND BY indicator on, un-  
plug from the main power outlet, close the  
light- source lamp cover correctly and plug  
in again.  
Is the filter inserted correctly?  
25, 27, 46  
• After the projector goes into the stand-by  
state with the STAND BY indicator on, un-  
plug from the main power outlet, insert the  
filter properly and plug in again.  
Has the lamp life expired? (Has the lamp time  
reached 2000 hours?)  
25, 27, 43, 44, 45  
• After the projector goes into the stand-by state  
with the STAND BY indicator on, un-plug from  
the main power outlet, replace light-source  
lamp and plug in again.  
Reset the “Lamp time” after replacing the  
lamp.  
Light is not emitted, Is the lens cap removed?  
or light is dim.  
24  
• Remove the lens cap.  
Is the lamp near exhaustion?  
43, 44, 45  
• Check the “Lamp time” on the menu, and if  
the lamp is near exhaustion, prepare a new  
lamp and install as soon as possible.  
With power on, the Is the air inlet or exhaust vent area blocked?  
7, 8, 15, 25, 27  
• After the projector goes into the stand-by state  
with the STAND BY indicator on, un-plug from  
the main power outlet, remove any blocking  
object and plug in again.  
projector works but  
stops abruptly in a  
few minutes.  
Is the filter dirty?  
46  
• Clean filter.  
Video image does Is the correct input terminal selected?  
not appear, or audio  
25, 26  
• Select the correct input with the VIDEO and  
PC buttons.  
sound does not oc-  
cur.  
Are devices connected correctly?  
21, 22  
—————  
• Connect devices correctly.  
Are signals being supplied from the connected  
devices?  
• Set connected devices correctly.  
Are input signals (scanning frequency, etc.)  
appropriate?  
19, 20  
• Check if the signal is appropriate (scanning  
frequency, etc.) and input the appropriate sig-  
nal.  
Is “Brightness” adjusted correctly?  
Is volume level set at minimum?  
37  
27  
29  
• Adjust “Brightness” using the menu.  
• Adjust volume with the VOLUME buttons.  
Are video and audio temporarily turned off by  
the HIDE button being pressed?  
• Press the HIDE button to turn video and au-  
dio on.  
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Troubleshooting  
Symptom  
Probable cause  
Corrective action  
Page  
Video image is Is the focus adjusted correctly?  
• Adjust focus with the focus ring of the lens.  
26  
fuzzy.  
Is the projector placed too near or too far from • Set the projector at the correct distance.  
the screen?  
17  
37  
37  
Are “Tracking” and “Phase” adjusted correctly? • Adjust“Tracking”and “Phase”using the menu.  
Video image is ab- Is the “Brightness” adjusted correctly?  
• Adjust “Brightness” using the menu.  
normally dark or  
bright.  
Color is poor or un- Is the picture quality (color, density, etc.) ad- • Adjust picture quality using the menu.  
37  
38  
stable.  
justed correctly?  
Is the correct “Decoder” selected?  
• Set the “Decoder” to “AUTO” or the correct  
dedicated decoder.  
• If the problem is not rectified after setting to  
“AUTO”, set to forced dedicated mode.  
Are signals (scanning frequency, etc.) from the • Check if the signal is appropriate (scanning  
19, 20  
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connected device appropriate?  
frequency, etc.), and input the appropriate si-  
gnal.  
Is the PC2 input terminal being used?  
• When the PC2 input terminal is being used,  
“PC2(BNC)” must be selected from the  
“Options” menu. Set it correctly according to  
the input signal.  
The upper part of If the input signal comes from a computer sys- • Input separate sync signals for vertical sync  
the video image tem, is this a sync signal of composite sync (Cs) (V) and horizontal sync (H) signals.  
bows or distorts. or ‘G on sync’ type?  
19, 20  
Are signals with much jitter or skew distortion • Input signals with little jitter or skew distortion.  
—————  
14  
being input from a video deck?  
• Use a TBC or a device with a built-in TBC.  
Remote control unit Are batteries installed correctly?  
• Match the polarities of batteries correctly, as  
shown on the battery cartridge.  
does not work.  
Are batteries exhausted?  
• Replace with new batteries.  
14  
18  
Is there an obstructive object between the re- • Remove any shielding objects.  
mote control unit and the remote sensor?  
Is the remote control held too far from the • Use the remote control unit at a nearer point.  
sensor?  
18  
• This projector uses a micro computer. External noise may cause it to malfunction. If this happens, unplug from the main power outlet and then  
plug on again. (☞ page 25, 27)  
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What to do when these messages are displayed  
Message  
Cause (Contents)  
No device is connected to the input terminal.  
The terminal is connected but no signal is output from the connected device.  
• The selected input mode (input terminal) name is shown above the mes-  
sage.  
PC 1  
[ Check the input image signal source.  
No Input  
The frequency of the input video signal is out of range.  
[ Please ensure the frequency level of the input video signals is within the  
projector’s specifications.  
PC 1  
Frequency of input signal is out of range.  
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What to do when these messages are displayed  
Message  
Cause (Contents)  
When the “Lamp time” reaches 1000 hours  
[ A message indicating “1000 h” appears on the projected screen.  
1000h  
• Press any key to delete the message.  
EXIT  
When the accumulated lamp time reaches between 1900 hours to 2000 hours,  
this message appears on the screen each time the projector is turned on.  
[ Press any button to delete the message.  
Lamp replacement  
Prepare a replacement lamp and install as quickly as possible.  
EXIT  
The word “Warning” appears and blinks when the accumulated lamp time  
reaches 2000 hours.  
The message can be cleared by pressing the EXIT button. However, the  
same message will re-appear every hour.  
Once the projector is turned off, it cannot be turned on again if the accumu-  
lated lamp time has exceeded 2000 hours.  
Lamp replacement  
WARNING  
EXIT  
When the accumulated lamp time reaches 2010 hours, the projector shuts  
down and cannot be turned on again.  
[ Replace the light-source lamp and reset the “Lamp time”.  
(☞ page 43, 45)  
Note  
• The message display language corresponds to the menu language  
setting. This is set to “English” when the projector is bought. The dis-  
play language can be selected from among 8 languages. (☞ page 39)  
However, the input mode (PC1,PC2, PC3, Y/C, VIDEO) and button  
indications (FREEZE, D.ZOOM, EXIT) are only displayed in English  
irrespective of the display language setting.  
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Warning Indication  
ꢀ About warning indicators  
If something abnormal has occurred in the projector, the warning mode sets in and the type of abnormality will be indicated by a  
combination of indicators displayed on the control panel as shown in the following table.  
The projector will then automatically stop projection and run the cooling fan for about 90 seconds.  
Indicator  
No.  
Warning  
LAMP  
TEMP  
STAND BY  
OPERATE  
Blink  
Blink  
The light-source lamp does not light up and projection cannot be done.  
The light-source lamp suddenly goes off during projection.  
Circuit operation is abnormal.  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Blink  
Blink  
Blink  
Blink simultaneously  
Blink  
Blink  
Blink alternately  
Blink  
Blink  
The light-source lamp is misfitted.  
The internal temperature is abnormally high.  
Blink  
Blink  
Blink  
Blink  
The temperature at the air inlets has risen abnormally high  
.
Blink  
Blink  
The cooling fan has stopped. (Fan locked)  
* For details on individually blinking indicators, please see page 43.  
ꢀ Action to be taken upon warning indications  
Please follow the procedures below.  
For No.1-3  
No.1 : Unplug from the main power outlet and restart according to the basic operation procedures.  
No.2 : After checking if a shock (such as from knocking) has not ocurred during operation, unplug from the main power outlet  
and restart according to the basic operation procedures.  
No.3 : Unplug from the main power outlet and restart according to the basic operation procedures.  
For No.4-7  
After the STAND BY indicator lights up, pull out the power cord and check the following items one-by one.  
No.4 : Ensure that the lamp is correctly set in place. Restart according to the basic operation procedures.  
No.5 : Check that nothing is blocking the air inlets, and wait until the inside cools down.Restart according to the basic operation  
procedures.  
No.6 : Check the ambient temperature. If it is normal, leave the projector until it cools down. Restart according to the basic  
operation procedures.  
No.7 : Leave the projector until it cools down. Restart according to the basic operation procedures.  
If the same warning indication is observed again despite the instructions above, wait for the cooling fan to stop, check that the  
STAND BY indicator on, then unplug the power cord and call your dealer for repair.  
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Specifications  
ꢀ Model name/Article name  
ꢀ Emission method  
ꢀ Display panel/ size  
ꢀ Projecting lens  
28A9017 D-ILA multimedia projector  
D-ILA®* (Reflective Active Matrix Principle)  
D-ILA /0.7 (1400pixels x 1050pixels) x 3 (Total number of pixels: 4,410,000)  
x 1.3 zoom lens (2.1: ~2.6:1) (Manual zooming and focusing)  
ꢀ Light-source lamp  
250W Ultra High Pressure Mercury lamp  
[Part No.: BHL5006-S/Rating: 250W]  
ꢀ Screen size  
40 ~ 200 / (with aspect ratio: 4:3)  
ꢀ Projection distance  
ꢀ Color system  
ꢀ Resolution  
Approx. 1.6m ~ 12m  
NTSC, NTSC4.43, PAL, SECAM (Automatic switching/manual switching)  
1400 dots x 1050 dots (S-XGA full resolution, during RGB input)  
1000 TV lines (Horizontal resolution, aspect ratio 4:3, during video input)  
Horizontal frequency : 15kHz~120kHz  
ꢀ Scanning frequency  
Vertical frequency : 50Hz~120Hz  
Please be sure to refer to the frequency correspondence table on page 20.  
Power output: 1W (monaural), 4cm round type micro-speaker x 1  
ꢀ Audio  
ꢀ Input terminals VIDEO IN  
Y/C  
1-line, mini DIN 4 pin x 1  
Y: 1.0 Vp-p, 75ohm C:0. 286 Vp-p, 75ohm(NTSC), 0.3Vp-p, 75ohm(PAL)  
VIDEO 1-line, RCA pin x 1  
1-line, D-sub 3-rows 15 pin x 1  
1-line, BNC x 5  
1.0V(p-p),75ohm,synchronised  
PC 1  
PC 2  
Y, CB,CR : Component (Y, B-Y, R-Y) signal (Color Difference signal)  
Y, PB, PR : DTV-format (Y, PB, PR) signal  
R, G, B  
H/Cs, V  
: Analog RGB signal  
: Horizontal (H) sync/composite (Cs) sync, Vertical (V) sync signal  
PC3  
1-line, DVI-D (single-24pin) terminal  
AUDIO  
1-line, RCApin X 1 (Y/C, VIDEO, PC1, PC2, PC3) 0.5V(rms), high impedance  
CONTROL RS-232C : 2-lines, D-sub 9pin x1 (External controller)  
REMOTE : 1-line, stereo mini-jack x1 (remote control)  
❈ (IN : 1 system OUT : 1 system)  
ꢀ Output terminals  
DC OUT 5V, 1.5A  
DC Power Jack  
ꢀ Power requirements  
ꢀ Power consumption  
ꢀ Operation environment  
AC 100V ~ 240V AC, 50Hz/ 60Hz  
3.4 A (100V AC) ~ 1.42A (240V AC)  
Temperature: 41°F ~ 95°F (+5°C ~ +35°C)  
Humidity  
: 20% ~ 80% (no condensation.)  
[Preservation temperature 14°F ~ 140°F (–10°C ~ +60°C)]  
ꢀ
Dimensions (Width x Height x Length) Approx. 12 1/10” x approx. 5 3/8” x approx. 14 1/2” (Approx. 307mm x 136mm x 368mm)  
(Excluding handle, foot, lens and protrusion portion)  
Approx. 13.0lbs (Approx. 5.9Kg)  
(☞ page 6)  
ꢀ Mass  
ꢀ Accessories  
• D-ILA® is the abbreviation for Direct drive Image Light Amplifier.  
• Design and Specifications are subject to change without notice.  
• D-ILA® devices are manufactured using extremely high-precision technology.Pixel effectiveness is 99.99%.Only 0.01% or less of  
the pixels would either not lit up or remain permanently lit up.  
• Please note that some pictures and illustrations may have been be abridged, enlarged or contextualized in order to aid compre-  
hension. Images may differ from the actual product.  
• All brand names and products (IBM, Macintosh) herein are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective compa-  
nies.  
• This product conforms to the‘Household electric appliances and general-purpose articles harmonics control measure guideline’.  
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Specifications  
Dimensions (unit: mm)  
ꢀ Top  
ꢀ Bottom  
181  
20  
A
6M (Depth 10mm)  
67.5  
L
D
Center of lens  
Attachment screw should be  
more than 6mm but less than 10mm in length.  
7
298  
2
ꢀ Front  
ꢀ Side  
89  
15  
B
267  
292  
L
D
A
B
8.2  
11.0  
92.5  
79.2  
38.2  
41.0  
36.2  
39.0  
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Specifications  
Pin arrangement  
ꢀ Y/C terminal  
Pin number  
Signal name  
4
2
3
1
1
2
3
4
GND (Y)  
GND (C)  
Y
C
ꢀ RS-232C IN/OUT terminal  
9 8 7 6  
Pin number  
Signal name  
Pin number  
Signal name  
1
2
3
4
5
N/C  
RD  
6
7
8
9
N/C  
N/C  
N/C  
N/C  
TD  
N/C  
GND  
5 4 3 2 1  
ꢀ PC 1 terminal  
11 12 13 14 15  
Pin number  
Signal name  
Red  
Pin number  
Signal name  
N/C  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Green  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
GND (SYNC)  
GND  
Blue  
N/C  
N/C  
6 7 1 2 8 3 4 5 910  
N/C  
H.SYNC  
V.SYNC  
N/C  
GND (Red)  
GND (Green)  
GND (Blue)  
ꢀ PC 3 terminal  
Pin number  
Signal name  
TMDS data 2 -  
TMDS data 2 +  
TMDS data 2 /4 shield  
N/C  
Pin number  
Signal name  
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
9
16 15 14 13 12 11 10  
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17  
1
2
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
N/C  
TMDS +5V power supply  
Earth (+5V)  
3
4
Hot plug detection  
TMDS data 0 -  
TMDS data 0+  
TMDS data 0/5 shield  
N/C  
5
N/C  
6
DDC clock  
7
DDC data  
8
N/C  
9
TMDS data 1 -  
TMDS data 1 +  
TMDS data 1/3 shield  
N/C  
N/C  
10  
11  
12  
TMDS clock shield  
TMDS clock +  
TMDS clock -  
TMDS = Transition Minimized Differential Signaling  
DDC = Display Data Channel  
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Specifications  
ꢀ RS-232C external control  
By connecting a computer to the projector with a RS-232C cross cable (D-sub 9 pins), you can control the projector with the  
computer. The commands to control the projector and the response data format against the received commands are explained  
here.  
For details, please consult the authorized dealer where you purchased your projector.  
1. Communication Specifications  
The communication specifications are as follows.  
Baud rate  
Data length  
Parity  
9600bps/19200bps  
8 bits  
None  
1 bit  
Stop bit  
Flow control  
None  
2. Command Format  
2-1 Command data format  
When sending a control command to the projector, use the following data format.  
[
[
CR  
Parameter  
Header  
ID  
SP Command  
SP  
Header  
: Designates the head of data and the data type.  
: ‘!’ (21h): Assigns command to the projector.  
: ‘?’ (3Fh): Query to the projector. (Asking command)  
ID  
: ‘1’: The identification number of the projector. (Manufacturer set value ‘1’)  
: Designates the delimiter for ID, Command, and Parameter. (20h)  
: Designates the terminal of the data. (0Dh)  
SP  
CR  
* [ ] is not necessary for Asking command.  
2-2 Response data format  
Upon executing a control command it has received, the projector sends back the following response data to the computer:  
[
[
CR  
Parameter  
Header  
ID  
SP Normal Termination Status  
SP  
Header  
: Designates the head of data.  
: ‘@’ (40h): Fetches data from the projector.  
ID  
: ‘1’: The identification number of the projector. (Manufacturer set value”1”)  
: Designates the delimiter for ID, Command, and Parameter. (20h)  
SP  
Normal Termination Status :‘0’ (30h)  
CR  
: Designates the terminal of the data. (0Dh)  
2-3 Parameters used for the data format  
The following three kinds of parameters are used for control commands and response data.  
1) Numeric value  
2) ON/OFF  
3) Special parameters  
Each parameter is as follows:  
1) Numeric value  
A 2-byte hexadecimal value (sign included) is represented by a set of 4 digit (4 bytes) characters.  
Designated range:‘8000’ to ‘7FFF’.  
2) ON/OFF  
Shows the status (ON/OFF) of the projector, such as POWER and HIDE.  
Character  
Hex.  
30  
Meaning  
OFF  
‘0’  
‘1’  
31  
ON  
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Specifications  
3) Special parameters  
Input switching parameters  
Character  
Hex.  
Meaning  
Y/C  
‘0’  
‘1’  
‘3’  
‘4’  
‘5’  
30  
31  
33  
34  
35  
VIDEO  
PC1  
PC2  
PC3  
Operation mode parameters  
Character  
Hex.  
Meaning  
‘0000’  
‘0001’  
‘0002’  
‘0004’  
30h 30h 30h 30h  
30h 30h 30h 31h  
30h 30h 30h 32h  
30h 30h 30h 34h  
Stand-by mode  
Power-on mode  
Cool-down mode  
Emergency mode  
3. External control command table  
Function  
Command  
Asking  
Power on  
Data type  
ELSE  
X
Numeric Value  
ON/OFF  
Special Data  
OPERATE  
HIDE  
U0F  
U00  
U17  
U18  
U1A  
Z03  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
ࠗ
ࠗ
ࠗ
ࠗ
X
X
ࠗ
ࠗ
ࠗ
ࠗ
ࠗ
X
X
Right Left reversal  
Top Bottom inversion  
Input switch  
Operation mode  
X
X
X
X
X
Y/C ...  
Stand-by…  
ࠗ
X
Operation mode: Only Asking command is possible.  
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LEGAL INFORMATION  
FIVE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY  
This Dukane LCD projector is warranted to the original purchaser for a period of  
five (5) years from the original purchase date - in normal use and service -  
against defects in material and workmanship. DUKANE CORPORATION  
EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY  
AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  
During the warranty period, Dukane Corporation will repair or replace (at the  
manufacturer's option) any such defective parts (except for the lamp, which is  
subject to whatever warranties the manufacturer may provide) without charge to  
the purchaser for parts or labor when the product is returned, prepaid and insured,  
with proof-of-purchase date. This remedy is void if the product has been  
damaged by accident, unreasonable use, neglect, improper service or other  
causes not arising out of defects in material or workmanship.  
Dukane Corporation disclaims all liability for incidental or consequential damage  
of any kind, including all damages arising out of any interruptions in operation of  
the product and all damages to software.  
No person, firm, or representative is authorized to assume any obligation or to  
make any warranty on behalf of the Dukane Corporation other than as stated  
above.  
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS VALID FOR U.S.A AND CANADA.  
FOR OTHER LOCATIONS, LOCAL WARRANTIES APPLY.  
SERVICE & REPAIR  
For service and parts, contact the Dukane AV Service Department  
at 1 (800) 676-2487 within the USA or 1 (630) 584-2300 worldwide.  
If you would like to send a facsimile (FAX), dial 1 (630) 584-5156 worldwide.  
When requesting warranty service, please have the sales receipt available along  
with the model name and serial number.  
If it becomes necessary to return the projector, use the original packing material  
and box (if retained) or pack securely. Dukane Corporation will not be liable for  
any pick-up or delivery charges or any expenses incurred for service calls or  
service supplied by anyone other than the Dukane AV Service Department.  
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Audio Visual Products  
Dukane Corporation  
Audio Visual Products Division  
2900 Dukane Drive  
St. Charles, IL 60174-3395  
E-mail: [email protected]  
Phone: (630) 762-4040  
Orders: (800) 676-2485  
Information: (800) 676-2486  
Fax: (630) 584-5156  
Parts & Service: (800) 676-2487  
Fax: (630) 584-0984  
Part # 401-602-00  
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