3M Projector User Manual S20

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Thank you for purchasing this projector.

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The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this manual.

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NOTE

Before using, read the "Product Safety Guide" and these manuals

to ensure correct usage through understanding. After reading, store them in a

safe place for future reference.

S20

Multimedia ProjectorOperators Guide

CAUTION

3M 2004 3M Multimedia Projector S20


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Projector Features 3

Preparation 3

Part Names 4

The Projector

4Attaching The Base 4

The Remote Control 6

Setting Up 7

Arrangement 7

Adjusting The Projectors

Elevator 8

Connecting Your Devices9

Connecting Power Supply 11

Remote Control12Putting Batteries 12

Operating The Remote Control13

Power ON/OFF 14

Turning On The Power 14

Selecting An Input Signal 15

Turning Off The Power 16

Operating 17

Adjusting The Volume 17Temporarily Muting The Sound17

Adjusting The Position 18

Using The Automatic

Adjustment Feature19

Correcting Keystone

Distortions19

Using The Magnify Feature 20

Freezing The Screen 20

Signal Searching 21

Selecting The Aspect Ratio 21

Temporarily Blanking

The Screen 21

Multifunctional Settings 22

Using The Menu Functions 22

MAIN Menu 23

PICTURE-1 Menu

24PICTURE-2 Menu 26

INPUT Menu 27

AUTO Menu 29

SCREEN Menu 30

OPTION Menu 31

Lamp 33

Replacing The Lamp 34

Air Filter 35

Caring For The Air Filter35

Replacing The Air Filter 36

Other Care 37

Caring For The Inside

Of The Projector 37

Caring For The Lens 37

Caring For The Cabinet

And Remote Control 37Troubleshooting 38

Related Messages 38

Regarding

The Indicator Lamps 40

Phenomena That May Easily Be

Mistaken For Machine Defects 42

Specifications 44

Accessories 45

Contents

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Operating The PC Screen 32



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Ultra High BrightnessC risp, ultra-bright presentations is achieved by using a U H B (ultra high brightness) lam p and a highly

efficient optical system .

Whisper Mode EquippedSpecial m ode is available for reducing projector noise to achieve quieter operation.

User Memory FunctionThis projector can m em orize 4 settings by M Y M EM O R Y function.

Partial Magnification FunctionInteresting parts of im ages can be m agnified for closer view ing.

Keystone Distortion CorrectionQ uick correction of distorted im ages electrically.

PreparationPlease see the Q uick Start G uide. Your projector should com e w ith the item sshow n there. C ontact your dealer anything is m issing.

Projector Features

This m ultim edia projector is used to project various com puter signals as w ell as

N TSC / PA L / SEC A M video signals onto a screen. Little space is required for

installation and large im ages can easily be realized.

Keep the original packing m aterial for future reshipm ent.NOTE



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Part Names

The ProjectorIndicates the corresponding

reference page

Attaching The Base

Zoom knob

Focus ring

Air filter cover

(An air filter is

inside.)

Elevator

button

Elevator feet

Lens

(The picture is

projected from

here.)

Remote sensor

Projector (Front/Right)

1Turn off the projector, and unplug the power cord. Allow the

lamp bulb to cool for at least 45 minutes.

2After making sure that the projector

has cooled adequately, slowly flip

over the projector, so that the bottom

is facing up.

3Put the base on the bottom of theprojector, as shown in the fugure.Then slide it to the back of theprojector until it locks into position.To remove it, slide the base to thefront of the projector pinching thelever of the base.

4Slowly turn the projector so that the top is facing up.

Lever

Back

BaseB ottom of

the projector

CAUTION B e careful not to pinch your finger on the occasion of the handling ofa base.D o not hold the base, lens or other project part to m ove the projector.

D o not use the base to suspend the projector.D o not push or put anything on the both sides of the top of the projector.


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Projector (Rear/Left)

Part Names (continued)

The Projector (continued)

Control buttons

power indicator

tells the state o f p ow er

supply. R efer to the section

Pow er O N /O FF.

reset button

cancels the adjustm ent in

progress.* The adjustm ents of the

volum e etc. are not reset.

rgb button

selects the input signal of

rgb port.

menu button

opens/closes the m enu.

on/off button

prepares for turning the pow er

on/off.

video button

toggles betw een the signal

ports ofvideo,s-video and

component video.

keystone button

turnson/off the K EY STO N E m ode.

In the K EYSTO N E m ode,

To adjust the keystone,use the cursor / buttons.

temp indicator

lights or blinks w henany

problem about internal

tem perature has happened.lamp indicator

lightsor blinks w hen any

p rob lem ab out the lam p

has happened.

cursor buttons

w orks for adjusting or m enu

controlling.

acinlet

videoport

s-videoport

componentvideo- Y

component video- CB/PB

component video- CR/PR

audio R port

L port

(from a video equipment)

rgboutport

power switch

audiooutport

(from a computer)

CONTROL port

rgbinport

usbport

audioinport



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VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET

PAGE UP VOLUMEMAGNIFY

AUTO BLANK

RGB SEARCHSTANDBY/ON

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The Remote Control

Part Names (continued)

(STANDBY/ON)

button

prepares for turning the

power on/off.

VIDEO button

toggles between the signal

ports of VIDEO, S-VIDEO

and COMPONENT VIDEO.

MENU button

opens/closes the menu.

RGB button

selects the input signal of

RGB port.

BLANK button

blanks the screen

temporarily.

SEARCH button

searches for an input

signal between thefollowing signal ports of

RGB, VIDEO, S-VIDEO

and COMPONENT VIDEO.

VOLUME buttonturnson/off the VOLUME

mode.

In theVOLUME mode,

To adjust the volume,

use the cursor /

buttons.

MUTE buttonmutes/restores the sound.

KEYSTONE

button

turns on/off the KEYSTONE

mode.

In the KEYSTONE mode,

To adjust the

keystone,

use the cursor /

buttons.

ASPECT button

toggles between the

modes for aspect ratio.

AUTO button

executes automatic

adjustment.

MAGNIFY ON/OFF

buttons

turns on/off the MAGNIFY

mode.

In the MAGNIFY mode,

To move the

magnified area,

(1) Press the POSITION

button.

(2) Use the cursor buttons

to move the picture.

(3) Press the POSITION

button again to finish.

To shift the magnify

level,

use the cursor /

buttons.

FREEZE button

freezes/reactivates the

picture.

POSITION button

turns on/off the POSITION

mode. (for RGB input)

In the POSITION mode,

To move the picture,

use the cursor buttons.

ESC buttonreturns to the previous display

at the menu functions.

( Available for

operating PC screen)

, , ,

(Cursor) buttons

works for adjusting or

menu controlling.

( Available for


RESET button

cancels the adjustment in

progress.

* The adjustments of the

volume etc. are notreset.

ENTER button

proceeds to the next operation

at the menu functions.

( Available for


KEYBOARD button

operate the PC screen.



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Setting Up

Arrangement

WARNING Install the projector in a suitable environm ent according to

instructions of the Product Safety G uideand this m anual.

The pow er outlet should be close to the projector and easily accessible.

Refer to the illustrations and tables below to determine the screen size and projection

distance.

The values show n in the table are calculated for a full size screen:800600

(a):D istance from the projector to the screen ( 10% )

(b):D istance from the lens center to the bottom of the screen (10% )

(c):D istance from the lens center to the top of the screen ( 10% )

Screen Size [inch (m )](a) [inch (m )] (b)

[inch (cm )]

(c)

[inch (cm )]M in. M ax.30 (0.8) 35(0.9) 42(1.1) 2(5) 16(41)

40 (1.0) 47(1.2) 56(1.4) 2(6) 22(55)

50 (1.3) 59(1.5) 71(1.8) 3(8) 27(69)

60 (1.5) 71(1.8) 85(2.2) 4(9) 32(82)

70 (1.8) 83(2.1) 99(2.5) 4(11) 38(96)

80 (2.0) 95(2.4) 114(2.9) 5(12) 43(110)

90 (2.3) 107(2.7) 128(3.3) 5(14) 49(123)

100 (2.5) 119(3.0) 1 43(3.6) 6(15) 54(137)

120 (3.0) 143(3.6) 1 71(4.4) 7(18) 65(165)

150 (3.8) 179(4.6) 2 15(5.5) 9(23) 81(206)

200 (5.0) 240(6.1) 287(7.3) 12(30) 108(274)

250 (6.3) 300(7.6) 359(9.1) 15(38) 135(343)

300 (7.5) 360(9.2) 431(10.9) 18(46) 162(411)

(a)

(c)

(b)

Lens center

Screen

Reference for

the 4:3 aspect ratio

Screen Size [inch (m )](a) [inch (m )] (b)

[inch (cm )](c)

[inch (cm )]M in. M ax.

30 (0.8) 38(1.0) 46(1.2) 0(1) 15(39)

40 (1.0) 51(1.3) 61(1.6) 1(2) 20(51)

50 (1.3) 64(1.6) 77(2.0) 1(2) 25(64)60 (1.5) 77(2.0) 93(2.4) 1(2) 30(77)

70 (1.8) 90(2.3) 108(2.8) 1(3) 35(90)

80 (2.0) 104(2.6) 124(3.2) 1(3) 41(103)

90 (2.3) 117(3.0) 140(3.6) 1(4) 46(116)

100 (2.5) 130(3.3) 155(3.9) 2(4) 51(129)

120 (3.0) 156(4.0) 187(4.7) 2(5) 61(154)

150 (3.8) 196(5.0) 234(5.9) 2(6) 76(193)

200 (5.0) 216(6.6) 312(7.9) 3(8) 101(257)

250 (6.3) 327(8.3) 391(9.9) 4(10) 127(322)

300 (7.5) 393(10.0)469(11.9) 5(12) 152(386)

(a)

(c)

(b)

Lens center

Screen

Reference for

the 16:9 aspect ratio

Side View

Side View



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Adjusting The Projector's Elevator

CAUTION If you press the elevator buttons w ithout holding the projector, theprojector m ight crash dow n, overturn, sm ash your fingers and possibly result in

m alfunction. To p revent dam ag ing the p rojector and injuring yourself, A LW A YS H O LDTH E PR O JEC TO R w henever using the elevator buttons to ad just the elevator feet.

You can use the elevator feet to make adjustments if the surface on which you need to set

the projector is uneven or if you otherwise need to adjust the angle of projection. The

adjustment range of the elevator feet is 0 to 9 degrees.

1Press and hold in the elevator buttons.

2Raise or lower the projector to the

desired height and then release the

elevator buttons.W hen you release the elevator buttons, the elevator

feet w ill lock into position.

3As necessary, you can also finely

adjust the height of the projector by

twisting the elevator feet by hand.

Elevator buttons

Elevator feet

Setting Up (continued)



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Connecting Your Devices

WARNING Incorrect connecting could result in fire or electrical shock.

W henever attem pting to connect other devices to the projector, please thoroughly read

the "Product Safety G uide", this m anual and the m anual of each device to be

connected.

CAUTION TU R N O FF A LL D EVIC ES prior to connecting them to the projector.

A ttem pting to connect a live device to the projector m ay g enerate extrem ely loud

noises or other abnorm alities that m ay result in m alfunction and/or dam age to the

device and/or projector.

ATTENTION M ake sure that you connect devices to the correct port. Incorrect

connection m ay result in m alfunction and/or dam age to the device and/or projector.

R efer to the section TEC H N IC A Lof this m anual for the pin assignm ent of connectors

and R S-232C com m unication data.Som e cables have to be used w ith core set. U se the accessory cable or a

designated-type cable for the connection. For cables that have a core only at one end,

connect the core to the projector.

Secure the screw s on the connectors and tighten.

W henever attem pting to connect a laptop com puter to the projector, be sure to

activate the laptops R G B external im age output (set the laptop to C R T display or to

sim ultaneous LC D and C R T display). For details on how this is done, please refer to the

instruction m anual of the corresponding laptop com puter.

About Plug-and-Play CapabilityThis projector is com patible w ith VESA D D C 1/2B . Plug-and-Play can be achieved by

connecting this projector to com puters that are VESA D D C (display data channel)

com patible. Please take advantag e of this function by connecting the accessory R G B

cable to the rgb port (D D C 1/2B com patible). Plug-and-Play m ay not w ork properly if

any other type of connection is attem pted.

Plug-and-Play is a system com posed of the com puter, its operating system and

peripheral equipm ent (i.e. display d evices).

Please use the standard drivers in your com puter as this projector is a Plug-and-Playm onitor.

NOTE

Som e com puters m ay have m ultiple d isplay screen m odes. U se of som e of

these m odes w ill not be possible w ith this projector.

For som e R G B inp ut m od es, the op tional M ac ad ap ter is necessary.

W hen the im ag e resolution is changed on a com puter, dep ending on an inp ut,

autom atic ad just function m ay take som e tim e and m ay not be com pleted . In this case,

you m ay not be able to see a check box to select Yes/N ofor the new resolution onW indow s. Then the resolution w ill go back to the original. It m ight be recom m ended to

use other C R T or TFT m onitors to change the resolution.

NOTE




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1Connect the connector of the

power cord to the AC inlet of the

projector.

2Firmly plug the power cords plug

into the outlet.

WARNING Please use extra caution w hen connecting the pow er cord as

incorrect or faulty connections m ay result in FIR E and/or ELEC TR IC A L SH O C K . Please

adhere to the Product Safety G uideand the follow ing.

O nly p lug the pow er cord into outlets rated for use w ith the pow er cords specified

voltage range.

O nly use the pow er cord that cam e w ith the projector. If it is dam aged, contact your

dealer to new ly get correct one.

N ever m odify the pow er cord. N ever attem pt to defeat the ground connection of the

three-pronged plug .

M ake sure that you firm ly connect the pow er cord to the projector and w all outlet.

A C InletC onnector Side

Connecting Power Supply




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CAUTION A lw ays handle the batteries w ith care and use them only as directed.

Im proper use m ay result in battery cracking or leakage, w hich could result in fire, injuryand/or pollution of the surrounding environm ent.

Keep the battery aw ay from children and pets.

Be sure to use only the batteries sp ecified for use w ith the rem ote control. D o not m ix

new batteries w ith used ones.

W hen inserting batteries, verify that the plus and m inus term inals are aligned correctly

(as indicated in the rem ote control).

W hen you dispose the battery, you should obey the law in the relative area or country.

1 Remove thebattery cover.Slide b ack and

rem ove the battery

cover in the direction

of the arrow .

Insert thebatteries.A lign and insert the tw o

A A batteries according to

their plus and m inus

term inals (as indicated in

the rem ote control).

Close thebattery cover.R eplace the battery

cover in the direction

of the arrow and

snap it back into

place.

2 3

Remote Control

Putting Batteries



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Operating The Remote Control

ATTENTION D o not drop or otherw ise expose the rem ote control to physical

im pact.D o not get the rem ote control w et or place it on w et objects. D oing so m ay result in

m alfunction.

Rem ove the batteries from the rem ote control and store them in a safe place if you

w ont be using the rem ote control for an extended period.

Replace the batteries w henever the rem ote control starts to m alfunction.

W hen strong lights, such as direct sunlight or light from an extrem ely close range

(such as from an inverter fluorescent lam p), hit the projectors rem ote sensor, the

rem ote control m ay cause to function. A djust the direction of the projector to keep light

from directly hitting the projectors rem ote sensor.

The rem ote control w orks w ith the projectors rem ote

sensor.

The range of the rem ote sensor is 3 m eters w ith a 60-

degree range (30 degrees to the left and right of the

rem ote sensor).

A lso a rem ote signal reflected in the screen etc. m ay be

available. If it is difficult to send a rem ote signal to the

sensor directly, please try.

Since the rem ote control uses infrared light to sendsignals to the projector (C lass1 LED ), be sure to use the

rem ote control in an area free from obstacles that could

block the rem ote controls output signal to the projector.

approximately3 meters

R em ote sensor

Remote Control (continued)



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Power ON/OFF

Turning On The Power

WARNING W hen the pow er is O N , a strong light is em itted. D o not look into the

lens or vents of the projector.

Turn the pow er on/off in right order. Please pow er on the projector before

the connected devices. Pow er off the projector after the connected devices.

NOTE

1Make sure that the power cord is

firmly and correctly connected to the

projector and outlet.

2Set the power switch to [ | ] (ON).

3 Press the button of the projector orthe remote control.

The p rojector lam p w ill light up and the power

indicator w ill begin blinking green.

A ccording to a setup, the projector lam p m ay light

up and the powerindicator m ay b egin blinking

green, w ithout pressing this button.

W hen the pow er is com pletely on, the indicator w ill

stop blinking and light green.

The powerindicator w ill light orange.

Pow er sw itch (O N position)

(STA N D B Y/O N ) button

Pow er sw itch

(on/off)button

power indicator

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

ON


A U TO B L AN K

R GB S EA R CH

STANDBY/ON



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VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

ON


A U TO B L AN K

R GB S EA R CH

STANDBY/ON

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

ON


A U TO B L AN K

R GB S EA R CH

STANDBY/ON

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Selecting An Input Signal

1

2Use the zoom ring to adjust the screen

size.

3Use the focus ring to focus the picture.

Press the RGB button of the remotecontrol or rgb button of the projector.W hen the button is pressed, the projector sw itches to

the rgb port.

Selecting a RGB signal

Press the VIDEO button of the remotecontrol or video button of the projector.A s illustrated below , each tim e you press the button,

the projector sw itches b etw een its input signal ports.

Select the signal you w ish to project.

Selecting a video signal

video s-video

component video

R G B button

VID EO button

Power ON/OFF (continued)rgb button

video button

Zoom knobFocus ring



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Turning Off The Power

Turn the pow er on/off in right order. Please pow er on the projector before

the connected devices. Pow er off the projector after the connected devices.

NOTE

1 Press the button of the projector orthe remote control.

The m essage Pow er off?w ill appear on the screen

for approxim ately 5 seconds.

2Press the

while Power off? the message is

visible.

The p rojector lam p w ill g o off, and the power

indicator w ill begin blinking orange.

Then the powerindicator w ill stop blinking and light

to solid orange w hen the lam p cooling is com plete.

3Switch the power switch to [O] (OFF).

The powerindicator w ill go off.

Pow er sw itch (O FF position)

Power ON/OFF (continued)

(STA N D B Y/O N ) button

Pow er sw itch

(on/off)button

power indicator

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

ON


A U TO B LA N K

R GB S E AR C H

STANDBY/ON

button again



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Operating

Adjusting The Volume

Temporarily Muting The Sound

1 Press the VOLUME button.A s illustrated on the right, a dialog w ill

appear on the screen to aid you in adjustingthe volum e.

2 Use the / buttons to adjust thevolume.

Press the VO LU M E button ag ain to close the dialog andcom plete this operation.

(Even if you don't do anything, the dialog w ill

autom atically disappear after a few seconds.)

Press this to increase the volum e

Press this to decrease the volum e

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VOLUME

16

VOLUME

VOLUMEOLUM

1 Press the MUTE button.Press the M U TE button.

A s illustrated on the right, a dialog w ill appear on the

screen indicating that you have m uted the sound .(If you don't do anything, the dialog w ill autom atically

disappear after a few second s.)

Press the M U TE or VO LU M E button to restore the sound.

VOLUME

16

MUTEUT

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


A UT O B LA NK

RGB SEARCH

STANDBY/ON

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


AUTO BLANK

R GB S EA RC H

STANDBY/ON



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Adjusting The Position

1 Press the POSITION button.

A s illustrated on the right, a dialog w ill appear on the screento aid you in adjusting the position.

2 Use the , , , buttons to adjustthe position.W hen you w ant to initialize the position, press the R ESET

button during adjustm ent.

Press the P O SITIO N button again to close the d ialog and

com plete this operation. (Even if you d on't do anything, the

dialog w ill autom atically disappear after a few seconds.)

This function is only available for R G B input.

POSITION

POSITION

W hen a m enu is displayed, the operation of adjusting the position w orks

for the position of not the picture but the m enu.

NOTE

Operating (continued)

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


A UT O B LA NK

R GB S EA RC H

STANDBY/ON



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Using The Automatic Adjustment Feature

Correcting Keystone Distortions

The autom atic adjustm ent operation requires approxim ately 10 seconds.A lso, please note that it m ay not function correctly w ith som e input.

NOTE

1Press the AUTO button.

H orizontal position (H PO SITIO N ), vertical position (V PO SITIO N ),clock phase (H PH ASE) and horizontal size (H SIZE) areautom atically adjusted.M ake sure that the application w indow is set to its m axim um sizeprior to attem pting to use this feature. D ark pictures m ay still beincorrectly adjusted. U se a bright screen w hen adjusting.

The signal type best suited for the respective input signal isselected autom atically.This feature is available only if VID EO is set to AU TO in the IN PU Tm enu.

Automatic Adjustment for RGB Input

Automatic Adjustment for Video Input

AUTO

1 Press the KEYSTONE button.As illustrated on the right, a dialog w ill appear onthe screen to aid you in correcting the distortion.

2 Use the , buttons to correct distortion.Press the KEYSTO N E button again to close the dialogand com plete this operation. (Even if you don't doanything, the dialog w ill autom atically disappear aftera few seconds.)

KEYSTONE

+0

KEYSTONE

W hen the W ID E is selected under the A SPEC T item of the M A IN m enu, this

adjustm ent is ignored.The correcting keystone distortions function m ay not be w ork w ell w ith som e types ofinput signals.The adjustable range for correcting keystone distortions w ill vary w ith the type ofinput signal.

NOTE


VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


AUTO BLANK

RGB SEARCH

STANDBY/ON

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


A UT O B LA NK

RGB SEARCH



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END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

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Using The Magnify Feature

Freezing The Screen

1 Press the MAGNIFY (ON) button.The projector enters M A G N IFY m ode.

2 Press the POSITION button, then use the, , , buttons to select the area

to zoom. Press the POSITION button again

to finalize the zoom area.

3 Use the , buttons to adjust the zoomlevel.Press the M A G N IFY (O FF) button to exit M A G N IFY

m ode and restore the screen to norm al.(The

projector w ill also autom atically exit M A G N IFY

m ode if there is a change in the input signal's

state.)

ON

MAGNIFYGNIFY

POSITIONPOSITION

The projector w ill autom atically exit from M A G N IFY m ode if either theSEA R C H , R G B , A U TO , A SPEC T or VID EO feature is used, or, if there is a change in theinput signal's state.The correcting keystone condition m ay vary w hen the m agnify function is active. Inthis case, please m ake the m agnify O FF, so the correcting keystone condition w ill berestored.

NOTE

The freezing function w ill autom atically finish if either the STA N D B Y/O N ,SEA R C H , R G B , VID EO , B LAN K , A U TO , VO LU M E, M U TE, PO SITIO N or M EN U button of

rem ote control is pressed, or if a button of projector is pressed, or if there is a changein the input signals state.If the projector continues projecting the sam e im age for a long tim e (i.e. you forget toexit FR EEZE m od e), the im ag e m ight possibly rem ain as an afterim ag e. D o not leavethe projector in FR EEZE m ode for too long .

NOTE

1 Press the FREEZE button.The [II] icon appears and the screen w ill freeze

at the current im ag e. Press the FR EEZE button

again and the [ ] appears as the projector exits FR EEZE

m ode.

FREEZE


VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


A UT O B LA NK

R GB S EA RC H

STANDBY/ON



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Signal Searching

Selecting The Aspect Ratio

1Press the SEARCH button.C ycle through input signals, displaying the im ages of retrieved signals. Ifno signal is found, returns to the signal that w as selected before the search

w as begun.

M ay not function properly w ith som e input signals.

The signal searching function takes about 10 seconds to display an im age.

NOTE

The tem porarily blanking function w ill autom atically finish if either the STAN D BY/O N , SEARC H ,

RG B, VID EO , FREEZE, AU TO , VO LU M E, M U TE, PO SITIO N or M EN U button of rem ote control is pressed, or if

a button of projector is pressed, or if there is a change in the input signals state.

NOTE

rgb video s-video

component video

SEARCH

1

At a C O M PO N EN T VID EO input of 16:9 H i-Vision of 1125i

/750p, only 16:9 can be selected.W hen the 4:3 is selected under the SC REEN TYPE item of the O PTIO N

m enu. W ID E and ZO O M cannot be selected.

At a R G B input, selecting an aspect ratio m ay display the m essage

SYN C IS O U T O F RAN G E. In this case, please select one of otheraspect ratios.

ASPECTRGB input

VIDEO, S-VIDEO, COMPONENT VIDEO input

Press the ASPECT button.

4:3 16:9 15:9 32:15

4:3 16:9 WIDE ZOOM

Temporarily Blanking The Screen

1Press the BLANK button.The input signal screen is shut off, and a blank screen appears. You canset the blank screen using the m enu (from the SC REEN m enu,

select BLA N K).

Press the BLA N K button again to rem ove the blank screen,

and return to the input signal screen.

BLANK


VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON


A UT O B LA NK

RGB SEARCH

STANDBY/ON

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


A UT O B LA NK

R GB S EA RC H

STANDBY/ON

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

ON


A UT O B LA NK

R GB S EA RC H

STANDBY/ON



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This projector has the follow ing m enus: M A IN , PIC TU R E-1, PIC TU R E-2, IN PU T, A U TO ,

SC R EEN , O PTIO N . Each of these m enus is operated using the sam e m ethods. The basic

operations of these m enus are as follow s.

1 Press the MENUbutton.The m enu display

appears on the screen.

2 Use the /buttons to select

a menu , then

press the or

ENTER button.The display of the

selected m enu

appears.

3 Use the / buttons to select an item,then press the or ENTER button.The operation display of the selected item appears.

4 Use the / buttons to operate the item.W hen you w ant to reset the ad justm ent, press the R ESET

button during the operation. N ote that the item s w hose

functions are perform ed sim ultaneously w ith operating (ex.LA N G U A G E, W H ISPER , H PH A SE etc.) are not reset.

W hen you w ant to return to the previous display, press the

or ESC button.

[ex. Adjusting

VOLUME]

1. Press the M EN Ubutton.

2.U se the /buttons to select

the O PTIO N , then

press the or

EN TER button.

3.U se the /buttons to select

the VO LU M E,

then press the

or EN TER

button.

4.U se the /

buttons to adjust

the VO LU M E.

5.Press the M EN U

button.5Press the MENU button, or do not perform

any operation for several seconds.The m enu display disappears and your operation finishes.

M E N U

RESETESC

ENTER

Using The Menu Functions

Multifunctional Settings

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


A UT O B LA NK

R GB S EA RC H

STANDBY/ON



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MAIN Menu

W ith the M A IN m enu, the item s show n in the table below can beperform ed.

Perform each operation in accordance w ith the instructions in thetable below .

MENU

MAIN

PICTURE-1

PICTURE-2

INPUT

AUTO

SCREEN

OPTION

KEYSTONE

BRIGHT

CONTRAST

ASPECT

WHISPER

MIRROR

LANGUAGE[Language]

+0

+0

+0

4:3

NORMAL

NORMAL

ENGLISH

: SELECT

Item Description

KEYSTONE

Adjust the Keystone (Vertical) Distortion:U pper in the data Low er in the data

The adjustable range of this function w ill vary w ith the typ e of input signal. A t

som e signals, this function m ay not w ork w ell.

W hen the V:IN VER T or the H & V:IN VER T is selected under the M IR R O R item , if

the projector screen is inclined or if the projector is angled dow nw ard, this

function m ay not w ork correctly.

W hen the W ID E is selected under the A SPEC T item of the M A IN m enu, thisadjustm ent is ignored.

W hen the zoom ad justm ent is set to the TELE side, this correction m ay be

excessive. This function should be used w ith zoom set to W ID E w henever

possible.

BRIGHT Adjust Brightness: Light D ark

CONTRAST Adjust Contrast: Strong W eak

ASPECT

Select an Aspect RatioAt a RGB input:

4:3 16:9 15:9 32:15At a R G B input, selecting an aspect ratio m ay display the m essage SYN C IS

O U T O F R A N G E. In this case, please select one of other aspect ratios.

At a VIDEO input, a S-VIDEO input or a COMPONENT VIDEO input:4:3 16:9 W ID E Z O O M

At a C O M PO N EN T VID EO input of 16:9 H i-Vision of 1125i/750p,

only 16:9 can be selected .

W hen the 4:3 is selected und er the S C R EEN TYPE item of the O PTIO N m enu,

W ID E and ZO O M cannot be selected.

WHISPER

Select the Whisper Mode:N O R M A L W H ISPER

W hen the W H ISPER is selected , acoustic noise and screen b rightness are

reduced.

MIRRORSelect a Mirror Status:N O R M A L H :IN VE R T V:IN VER T H & V:IN VER T

LANGUAGE

Select a Menu Language:EN G LISH FRAN AIS DEUTSCH ESPAOL ITALIA N O N O R S K NEDERLANDS P O R T U G U S SVENSKA SUO M I POLSKI

RESET

Reset the MAIN Menu Items:Selecting the E XEC U TE perform s this function.

E X E C U T E C A N C E L

The item s of the M A IN m enu are collectively returned to the initial setting.

N ote that the item s W H ISPER and LA N G U A G E are not reset.

Multifunctional Settings (continued)



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PICTURE - 1 Menu

W ith the PIC TU R E - 1 m enu, the item s show n in the Tab le b elow can b e

perform ed.

Perform each operation in accordance w ith the instructions in the table below .

MENU

MAIN

PICTURE-1

PICTURE-2

INPUT

AUTO

SCREEN

OPTION

GAMMA

COLOR BAL R

COLOR BAL G

COLOR BAL B

SHARPNESS

COLOR

TINT

MY MEMORY

NORMAL

+0

+0

+0

+0

+0

+0

SAVE1

: SELECT

Item Description

GAMMA

Select a Gamma Mode:

N O R M A L C IN EM A D YNA M IC C U S T O MSelecting the C O STO M and then pressing the or the EN TE R button calls

the CU STO M m enu.

CUSTOM MenuSelecting one from the follow ing and then pressing the or the EN TER

button perform s each function.

G A M M A C O LO R TEM P R G B

The R , G and B can b e selected only w hen the U SER is selected und er theC O LO R TEM P.

COLOR BAL R Adjust the Red Color Balance: Strong W eak

COLOR BAL G Adjust the Green Color Balance: Strong W eak

COLOR BAL B Adjust the Blue Color Balance: Strong W eak

SHARPNESSAdjust the Whole Sharpness: C lear SoftThis is a function for video inputs. This item cant be selected only at R G B

inputs.

COLOR

Adjust COLOR : Strong W eakThis is a function for video inputs. This item cant be selected only at R G B

inp uts including SC A R T R G B inp uts.

It is unavailable to deepen colors on SEC A M signal input. (The adjustm ent

bar position and value in m enu box are changeable but no effect.)

TINTAdjust the Tint: G reen R edThis is a function for video inputs. This item cant be selected only at R G B

inp uts including SC A R T R G B inp uts.


GAMMA

Adjust the Gamma Data:

U p D o w n

COLOR TEMP

Select a Color Temperature Mode:

H IG H M ID D LE LO W U S E R

R

Adjust the Red Color Level for the USER mode of the

COLOR TEMP:

Strong W eak

G

Adjust the Green Color Level for the USER mode of the

COLOR TEMP:

Strong W eak

B

Adjust the Blue Color Level for the USER mode of the

COLOR TEMP:

Strong W eak

CUSTOM

CUSTOM

CUSTOM

CUSTOM

CUSTOM



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Item Description

MY MEMORY

Load/Save a Setting:

Selecting one from the follow ing and then p ressing the or the EN TERbutton perform s each function.

L O A D 1 L O A D 2 L O A D 3 L O A D 4

SAVE1 SAVE2 SAVE3 SAVE4This projector has 4 m em ories called M 1, M 2, M 3 and M 4 for setting s.

Perform ing the SA VE1, SA VE2, SA VE3 or SA VE4 puts the current setting data

on the m em ory w hose num ber correspond s. Perform ing the LO A D 1, LO A D 2,

LO A D 3 or LO A D 4 calls the data of m em ory w hose num ber corresponds, and

adjusts the picture autom atically depending on the data.

The LO A D 1, LO A D 2, LO A D 3 or LO A D 4 cannot be selected w hen there is no

m em ory w hose num ber corresponds.

At a different signal input from the signal that w as being inputted w hen the

setting w as m em orized, the picture m ay not be adjusted correctly.

RESET

Reset the PICTURE-1 Menu Items:

Selecting the E XEC U TE perform s this function.

EXEC U TE C A N C EL

The item s of the PIC TU R E-1 m enu are collectively returned to the initial

setting. N ote that the item s M Y M EM O R Y and C U STO M - G A M M A are not

reset.

PICTURE - 1 Menu (continued)




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PICTURE - 2 Menu

W ith the PIC TU R E - 2 m enu, the item s show n in the tab le below

can be perform ed.


MENU

MAIN

PICTURE-1

PICTURE-2

INPUT

AUTO

SCREEN

OPTION

V POSITION

H POSITION

H PHASE

H SIZE

OVER SCAN

RESET

20

142

31

1344

95

: SELECT

Item Description

V POSITIONAdjust the Vertical Position: U p D o w n

This item can b e selected only at a R G B input.

H POSITIONAdjust the Horizontal Position: Left R ight


H PHASE

Adjust the Horizontal Phase (to eliminate flicker) :

R ight Left

This item can be selected only at a R G B input or a C O M PO N EN T VID EO

input.

H SIZE

Adjust the Horizontal Size: Large Sm all

W hen this ad justm ent is excessive, the p icture m ay not b e d isp layed

correctly. In such a case, please press the R ESET button during selection of

this item to reset the H SIZE.


OVER SCAN

Adjust the Over-scan Ratio:

Large Sm all

This item can be selected only at a VID EO input, a S-VID EO input or a

C O M PO N EN T VID EO input.

W hen this adjustm ent is too large, a certain d egradation m ay appear at the

fram e area of the picture. In such a case, please adjust sm all.

RESET

Reset the PICTURE-2 Menu Items:


E X E C U T E C A N C E LThe item s of the PIC TU R E-2 m enu are collectively returned to the initial

setting. N ote that the H PH A SE item is not reset.




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INPUT Menu

W ith the IN PU T m enu, the item s show n in the tab le below can be

perform ed.


MENU

MAIN

PICTURE-1

PICTURE-2

INPUT

AUTO

SCREEN

OPTION

COLOR SPACE

COMPONENT

VIDEO

FRAME LOCK

3D-YCS

VIDEO NR

PROGRESSIVE

INFORMATION

AUTO

COMPONENT

AUTO

TURN ON

NORMAL

LOW

TURN OFF

: SELECT

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Item Description

COLOR SPACE

Select a Color Space Mode:

A U T O R G B SM PTE240 REC709 REC601

This item can be selected only at a R G B input or a C O M PO N EN T VID EO

input.

W hen the A U TO is selected , the op tim um m od e is autom atically selected .

H ow ever, it m ay not w ork w ell at som e signals. In such a case, select the

SM PTE240 or R EC 709 for H D TV signal.

COMPONENT

Select a Function of COMPONENT VIDEO Jacks:

C O M PO N EN T S C A R T R G B

W hen the SC A R T R G B is selected, the component video jacks function as

ports for a R G B input w ith a SC A R T cable. R efer to the section Signal

C onnectorsof TEC H N IC A L.

VIDEO

Select a Signal Type Mode:

A U T O NTSC PAL SEC A M

N TSC 4.43 M -PA L N -PA L

This item p erform s only at a V ID E O inp ut or a S -V ID E O inp ut. For aC O M PO N EN T VID EO input, although this item is ineffective, the signal type is

identified autom atically even if the A U TO is not selected.

Selecting the A U TO autom atically selects the op tim um m od e. H ow ever, it

m ay not w ork w ell at a PA L60 signal and som e other signals. If the picture

becom es unstable (ex. a irregular picture, color lack), please select the m ode

depending on the input signal.

The A U TO op eration requires ap proxim ately 10 seconds.

FRAME LOCK

Select the Frame Lock Mode:

TU R N O N TU R N O FF

This function perform s only at a R G B input w ith vertical frequency of 48 to 72

H z.

W he n the TU R N O N is selec ted , a m oving p icture is d isplayed m ore

sm oothly.

This function m ay cause a certain degradation of the picture. In such a case,

please select the TU R N O FF.

3D-YCS

Select a 3D-YCS mode:

STILL IM A G E N O R M A L TU R N O FF

This function p erform s only at a VID EO input of N TSC 3.58.

N O R M A L is the m od e for im ag es w ith a lot of m otions like m ovies, and STILLIM A G E is the m ode for im ages w ith few m otions or com pletely still ones like

slides.

W hen this function perform s, the VID EO N R function is ineffective.




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Item Description

VIDEO NR

Select a Noise Reduction Mode:

H IG H M ID D LE LO WThis function perform s only at a VID EO input or a S-VID EO input. A t a VID EO

inp ut of N TS C 3.58, this function perform s only w hen the TU R N O FF is

selected under the 3D -YC S.

W hen the H IG H , the M ID D LE or the LO W is selected, the noise on screen is

reduced according to each m ode.

W hen this function is excessive, it m ay cause a certain degradation of the

picture.

PROGRESSIVE

Select the Progressive Mode:

TV FILM TU R N O FF

This function perform s only at an interlaced signal of a VID EO input, a S-

VID EO input or a C O M PO N EN T V ID EO input of 525i or 625i signal. The FILM

m od e is adap tab le to the 3-2 Pull-D ow n system to the conversion.

W hen the TV or FILM is selected, the screen im age w ill be crisper. B ut it m ay

cause a certain defect (for exam ple, jagged line) of the picture at a quick

m oving ob ject. In such a case, please select the TU R N O FF, even thoug h the

screen im ag e m ay lose the crisp.

This function m ay cause a certain degradation of the picture. In such a case,

please select the TU R N O FF.

INFORMATION

Display the Information:Pressing the or the EN TER button perform s this function.

U se this function w hen you w ant the inform ation about the current input (ex.

the resolution and the vertical frequency at a R G B input, the signal type of a

video inp ut) and setting states of the C O M PO N EN T, the VID EO and the

FLA M E LO C K .

S2-ASPECT

Select the S2-ASPECT Mode:

TU R N O N TU R N O FF

This function perform s only at a S-VID EO input.

W hen the TU R N O N is selected , an S2-Video signal can be identified and the

optim um aspect ratio is autom atically selected.W hen the A SPEC T b utton of the rem ote control is used or the A SPEC T item of

the M A IN m enu is operated, the S2-A SPEC T m ode w ill be sw itched to the

TU R N O FF autom atically.

RESET

Reset the INPUT Menu Items:



The item s of the IN PU T m enu are collectively returned to the initial setting.

N ote that the IN FO R M A TIO N item is not reset.

INPUT Menu (continued)




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MENU

MAIN

PICTURE-1

PICTURE-2

INPUT

AUTO

SCREEN

OPTION

ADJUST

POWER OFF

SEARCH

RESET

0 min

TURN ON

: SELECT

AUTO Menu

W ith the A U TO m enu, the item s show n in the tab le below can be

perform ed.


Item Description

ADJUST

Automatically Adjust the Picture:

Pressing the or the EN TER button perform s this function.

At a RGB input:

V P O SITIO N , H PO SITIO N , H PH A SE and H SIZE are autom atically adjusted.

Please use this function w ith the m axim um w indow size.

At a VIDEO input or S-VIDEO input:This function perform s only w hen the A U TO is selected under the VID EO item

of the IN PU T m enu. For a C O M PO N EN T VID EO inp ut, althoug h this function is

ineffective, the signal typ e is identified autom atically even if the A U TO is not

selected.

This function autom atically selects the optim um m ode for the input signal.

H ow ever, it m ay not w ork w ell at a P A L60 signal and som e other signals. If

the picture becom es unstable (ex. irregular picture, color lack), please use

the function of VID EO of the IN PU T m enu.

The operation of this function requires approxim ately 10 seconds. A lso,

please note that it m ay not function correctly w ith som e input.

POWER OFF

Set the Automatically Power Off Timer:

Long (M ax. 99 m inutes.) Short (M in. 0 m inute = D ISA B LE )

This function perform s only w hen the tim e is set to 1 to 99.

W hen the set tim e passes w ithout a valid signal (there is no signal, or the

signal is out of specifications), the projector lam p autom atically goes off, and

the PO W ER indicator begins b linking. Please refer to the section Turning

O FF The Pow erof Pow er O N /O FFabout the turning off.

SEARCH

Automatically Signal Search:

TU R N O N TU R N O FFIf the TU R N O N is selected und er this item w hen no signal input is detected,

the projector begins searching for an input signal. W hen an input signal is

detected the projector w ill cease searching and the picture w ill appear.

The priority of a search is as follow s:

rgb video s-video component video

If the projector is unstable to find an input signal at any of its p orts, it w ill

return to the state it w as in prior to the search.

RESET

Reset the AUTO Menu Items:



The item s of the A U TO m enu are collectively returned to the initial setting.

N ote that the item A D JU ST is not reset.




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SCREEN Menu

W ith the SC R EEN m enu, the item s show n in the table b elow can b e

perform ed.

Perform each operation in accordance w ith the instructions in the

table below .

: SELECT

MENU

MAIN

PICTURE-1

PICTURE-2

INPUT

AUTO

SCREEN

OPTION

BLANK

START UP

MENU POSITION

MESSAGE

RESET

BLACK

TURN ON

TURN ON

Item Description

BLANK

Select a Blank Screen Color:BLUE W H ITE BLACK

The b lank screen of selected color is displayed by pressing the B LA N K

button. Please refer to the section Tem porarily B lanking The Screenof

O peratingabout the screen blanking.

START UP

Select the Start Up Screen:TU R N O N TU R N O FF

If the TU R N O N is selected w hen there is no signal or the detected signal is

out of specifications, the blank screen is displayed.

MENU POSITION

Adjust a Menu Position:Pressing the or EN TER button start adjusting,

U p

Left R ight

D o w n

The button does not finish this item . W hen you w ant to return to the

previous display, please press the ESC button.

MESSAGE

Select the Message Mode:TU R N O N TU R N O FF

W hen the TU R N O FF is selected , the follow ing m essage function s are

disabled:

The m essage of AU TO IN PR O G R ESS

The m essage of N O IN PU T IS D ETEC TED

The m essage of SYN C IS O U T O F RA N G EThe m essage w hile being searched for an input signal, Searching ..

The m essage w hen an input signal is detected, D etecting ..

The indication of the input signal by input change.

RESET

Reset the SCREEN Menu Items:Selecting the E XEC U TE perform s this function.

EXEC U TE C A N C EL

The item s of the SC R EEN m enu are collectively returned to the initial setting.




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OPTION Menu

W ith the O PTIO N m enu, the item s show n in the table below can be perform ed.

Perform each operation in accordance w ith the instructions in the table below . : SELECT

MENU

MAIN

PICTURE-1

PICTURE-2

INPUT

AUTO

SCREEN

OPTION

VOLUME

SCREEN TYPE

LAMP TIME

FILTER TIME

RESET

16

4:3

1234h

21h

Item Description

VOLUME Adjust Volume: H igh Low

SCREEN TYPE

Select the Screen Type:

4:3 16:9 16:9 16-9Please select the screen type used and the picture position in case of 16:9.

This selection is used as b asic inform ation for a suitable disp lay. This function

should be p erform ed before other picture adjustm ent.

LAMP TIME

To begin the operation of this item , please press the button of the

projector or the R ESET button of the rem ote control for 3 seconds.

Reset the Lamp Timer:

Selecting the R ESET p erform s this function.

RESET CANCEL

The num erical value of four digits show n on this m enu is the projector use

tim e since the last R ESET operation of this item . The value is reset to 0 at the

sam e tim e the R ESET is selected .

The value of this function is used to d isplay the m essage of C H A N G E TH E

LA M P. So this function m ust be perform ed only im m ediately after replacing

the lam p.

D o not perform this function unless you have replaced the lam p. Perform this

function every tim e the lam p is replaced. Incorrect perform ing of this functioncauses incorrect operation of the m essage function.

Please see to the section Lam pabout replacing the lam p.

FILTER TIME

To begin the operation of this item , please press the button of the

projector or the R ESET button of the rem ote control for 3 seconds.

Reset the Filter Timer:

Selecting the R ESET p erform s this function.

RESET CANCEL

The num erical value of four digits show n on this m enu is the projector use

tim e since the last R ESET operation of this item . The value is reset to 0 at the

sam e tim e the R ESET is selected .The value of this function is used to display the m essage of C LEA N TH E A IR

FILTER. So this function m ust be perform ed only im m ediately after cleaning

or replacing the air filter.

D o not perform this function unless you have cleaned or replaced the air filter.

Perform this function every tim e the air filter is cleaned or replaced. Incorrect

perform ing of this function causes incorrect operation of the m essage

function.

Please see to the section A ir Filterabout cleaning and replacing the air

filter.

RESET

Reset the OPTION Menu Items:Selecting the E XEC U TE perform s this function.


The SC R EEN TYPE item is returned to the initial setting. N ote that the item s

VO LU M E, LA M P TIM E and FILTER TIM E are not reset.




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You can use the remote control as a simplified mouse or keyboard.

Operating The PC Screen

CAUTION M istaken use of the m ouse/keyboard control could dam age your equipm ent.

O nly connect to a P C .

B efore connecting, read the m anuals of the device you w ill connect.

D o not unplug the connector cables w hile the com puter is operating.

It m ay not be possible to control notebook PC s, and other com puters w ith built-in pointing devices (e.g.

track balls), using this rem ote control. In this case, before connecting go into B IO S (system setup) and

select external m ouse, and disable the p ointing devices. In addition, the m ouse m ay not function if the

com puter does not have the need ed utility prog ram . See your com puters hardw are m anual for details.

The U SB control can b e used w ith W ind ow s 95 O SR 2.1 or higher. It m ay not be p ossible to

use the rem ote control, depending on the com puters configurations and m ouse drivers.

The U SB control can only be used for the functions listed above. You cannot do things like press tw o buttonsat once (for instance, pressing tw o buttons at the sam e tim e to m ove the m ouse pointer diag onally).

This function is not available w hile the lam p is w arm ing up (the PO W ER indicator flashes green), w hile adjusting the volum e and

display, correcting for trap ezoidal distortion, zoom ing in on the screen, using the B LA N K function, or displaying the m enu screen.

NOTES

USB Mouse/Keyboard Control

1.C onnect the projectors U SB term inal to the com puter using a U SB cable.

The functions in the table below can be controlled.

Available Functions Remote Control Operation

M ove Pointer U se b uttons

Left click w ith m ouse Press EN TER button

R ight click w ith m ouse Press R ESET button

Press keyboards H O M E key Press H O M E button

Press keyboards EN D key Press EN D button

P ress keyb oards PAG E U P key P ress P A G E U P b utton

Press keyboards PAG E DO W N key Press PAG E DO W N button

Press keyboards ESC key Press ESC b utton

VIDEO

ASPECT

HOME

END MUTEPAGE DOWN

KEYSTONEFREEZE

OFF

ON

MENUPOSITION

ENTER

ESC RESET


A UT O B LA NK

R GB S EA RC H

STANDBY/ON



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Lamp

The projector uses a high-pressure m ercury glass lam p. The lam p can break with aloud bang, or burn out, if jolted or scratched, handled w hile hot, or w orn over tim e.N ote that each lam p has a different lifetim e, and som e m ay burst or burn out soon afteryou start using them . In addition, w hen the bulb bursts, it is possible for shards ofglass to fly into the lam p housing, and forgas containing mercury to escap e from theprojectors vent holes.

About disposal of a lamp This product contains a m ercury lam p; do not put intrash. D ispose of in accord w ith environm ental law s.For lam p recycling, go to w w w .lam precycle.org. (in U SA )For product disposal, contact your local governm ent agency or w w w .eiae.org (in the

U S) or w w w .epsc.ca (in C anad a).For m ore inform ation, call your dealer.

If the lam p should break (it w ill m ake a loud bang w hen it does), unplugthe pow er cord from the outlet, and m ake sure to request a replacem entlam p from your local dealer. N ote that shards of glass could dam age theprojectors internals, or cause injury during handling, so please do not tryto clean the projector or replace the lam p yourself.

If the lam p should break (it w ill m ake a loud bang w hen it does), ventilatethe room w ell, and m ake sure not to b reathe the g as that com es out ofthe projector vents, or get it in your eyes or m outh.

Before replacing the lam p, m ake sure the pow er sw itch is off and thepow er cable is not plugged in, then w ait at least 45 m inutes for the lam pto cool sufficiently. H andling the lam p w hile hot can cause burns, as w ellas dam aging the lam p.

D o not open the lam p cover w hile the projector is suspended fromabove. This is dangerous, since if the lam ps bulb has broken, theshards w ill fall out w hen the cover is opened. In addition, w orking in highplaces is dangerous, so ask your local dealer to have the lam p replacedeven if the bulb is not broken.

D o not use the projector w ith the lam p cover rem oved. A t the lam preplacing, m ake sure that the screw s are screw ed in firm ly. Loosescrew s could result in d am age or injury.

U se only the lam p of the specified type 78-6969-9743-2.If the lam p breaks soon after the first tim e it is used, it is possible thatthere are electrical problem s elsew here besides the lam p. If thishappens, contact your local dealer or a service representative.

H andle w ith care: jolting or scratching could cause the lam p bulb toburst during use.

If the indicators or a m essage prom pts you to replace the lam p (see the

section Related M essagesand R egarding the indicator Lam ps),replace the lam p as soon as possible. U sing the lam p for long periods oftim e, or past the replacem ent date, could cause it to burst. D o not useold (used) lam ps; this is a cause of breakage.

WARNINGHIGH VOLTAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE HIGH PRESSURE

D isconnect theplug from the

pow er outlet



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1Turn off the projector, and unplug the power cord. Allow the lamp

bulb to cool for at least 45 minutes.

6Insert the new lamp, and tighten the 2

screws firmly to lock it in place.

Slide the lamp door into place, and tighten the screw of the lamp door firmly.

Slowly turn the projector so that the top is facing up.


has cooled adequately, slowly flip

over the projector, so that the bottom

is facing up.

4 Unscrew the screw of the lamp door,then slide and take the lamp door up.

2 Contact your local dealer to prepare a new lamp. Tell the dealeryour lamp type number. If the projector is mounted on the ceiling,or if the lamp has broken, also ask the dealer to replace the lamp.

9Turn on the projector, and reset the lamp timer. When the lamp hasbeen replaced after the message of THE POWER WILL TURN OFFAFTER 0hr. is displayed, complete the following operation within10 minutes of switching power on.(1) W hile the projector running, press the M EN U button to open the m enu.

(2) C hoose the O PTIO Non the m enu using the / button, then press the buttonor EN TER button.

(3) C hoose the LA M P TIM Eusing the / button, then press and hold the buttonof projector or the RESET button of rem ote control for 3 seconds.

(4) C hoose the RESETusing the button.

In the case of replacem ent by yourself,

5Unscrew the 2 screws, and slowly

pick up the lamp by the handles.

Replacing The Lamp

WARNING Please carefully read the Product Safety Guide.

If the indicators or a m essage prom pts you to replace the lam p, replace the lam p as soon as possible. U sing

the lam p for long periods of tim e, or past the replacem ent date, could cause it to burst. If the projector ism ounted on the ceiling, or if the lam p has broken, do not try to clean the projector or replace the lam p yourself.

7

8

Lamp (continued)

D o not reset the lam p tim er w ithout replacing the lam p.

W hen you replace the lam p, please replace also the air filter. The air filter m ay b e

attached w hen you buy a replacem ent lam p for this projector. Please ask your dealer.

NOTE

Lamp door

Screw

Handles

Screws

34 3M 2004 3M Multimedia Projector S20


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Air Filter

Caring For The Air FilterThe air filter should be cleaned about every 100 hours. If the indicators or a m essage

prom pts you to clean the air filter (see the section Related M essagesand Regarding

The Indicator Lam ps), clean the air filter as soon as possible. If the air filter becom es

clogged by dust or the like, internal tem perature rises and could cause m alfunction.

1Turn off the projector, and unplug the power cord.

6Reset the filter timer.


Before replacing the air filter, m ake sure the pow er sw itch is off and the pow er cable

is not plugged in.

U se the air filter of the specified type only.See the section AC C ESSO R IES.

D o not use the projector w ith the air filter and filter cover rem oved. The use w ithoutthe air filter could result in dam age.

CAUTION D o not reset the filter tim er w ithout cleaning or replacing the air filter.

If the air filter becom es clogged by d ust or the like, internal tem perature rises and

could cause m alfunction. The pow er is autom atically turned off in order to prevent the

projector from overheating internally.

W hen you replace the lam p, please replace also the air filter. The air filter m ay b e

attached w hen you buy a replacem ent lam p for this projector. Please ask your dealer.

(1) Turn on the projector. W hile the projector running, press the M EN U button to

open the m enu.

(2)C hoose the O PTIO Non the m enu using the / button, then press the

button or EN TER button.

(3)C hoose the FILTER TIM Eusing the / button, then press and hold the

button of projector or the R ESET button of rem ote control for 3 seconds.

(4)C hoose the RESETusing the button.

4Apply a vacum cleaner to the air filterand the filter cover to clean.

5Replace the air filter and the filter cover.

2After making sure that the projector has

cooled adequately, remove the filtercover. Hold the release buttons ofthefilter cover, while pulling up it.

3 Hold the release buttons of the air filter,while pulling down it.

Filter cover

Air filter

Release buttons

Release buttons



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Replacing The Air Filter

Turn off the projector, and unplug the power cord.

2Contact your local dealer to prepare a

new air filter. Tell the dealer your air

filter type number.

4Hold the release buttons of the air

filter, while pulling down it.


has cooled adequately, remove the

filter cover. Hold the release buttons of

the filter cover, while pulling up it.

6Reset the filter timer.

(1) Turn on the projector. W hile the projector running, press the M EN U button to

open the m enu.

(2)C hoose the O PTIO Non the m enu using the / button, then press the

button or EN TER button.

(3)C hoose the FILTER TIM Eusing the / button, then press and hold the

button of projector or the R ESET button of rem ote control for 3 seconds.

(4)C hoose the RESETusing the button.

If the soiling w ill not com e off the air filter, or it becom es dam aged, then it needs to be

replaced. Please replace the air filter as soon as p ossible.

1

Insert a new air filter, and replace the filter cover.5

Air Filter (continued)

Filter cover

Air filter

Release buttons

Release buttons



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Other Care


Before replacing the air filter, m ake sure the pow er sw itch is off and the pow er cable

is not plugged in.

ATTENTION D o not use cleaners or chem icals other than those listed below ,

including benzene and paint thinner.

D o not use aerosols or sprays.

D o not polish or w ipe w ith hard objects.

Caring For The Inside Of The Projector

Caring For The Lens

In order to ensure the safe use of your projector, please have it cleaned and inspected by

your local dealer about once every 2 years. N ever try to care for the inside of the unit

yourself. D oing so is dangerous.

1Turn off the projector, and unplug the

power cord.

2Lightly wipe the lens with a

commercially available lens-cleaningwipe. Do not touch the lens directly

with your hand.

Caring For The Cabinet And Remote Control

1Turn off the projector, and unplug the power cord.

2Wipe lightly with gauze or a soft cloth.If soiling is severe, dip soft cloth in w ater or a neutral cleaner dilute in w ater, and

w ipe lightly after w ringing w ell. Then, w ipe lightly w ith a soft, dry cloth.

Lens



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Troubleshooting

Related Messages

W hen the unit's pow er is O N , m essages such as those show n below m ay be displayed.W hen any such m essag e is displayed on the screen, please respond as describedbelow . If the sam e m essage is displayed after the treatm ent, or if a m essage other thanthe follow ing appears, please contact your dealer or service com pany.

Message Description

CHANGE THE LAMP

AFTER REPLACING LAMP,

RESET THE LAMP TIMER.

(*1)

Lam p usage tim e is ap proaching 2000 hours. (*2)Preparation of a new lam p, and an early lam p change isrecom m ended. A fter you have changed the lam p, please besure to reset the lam p tim er.

CHANGE THE LAMP



THE POWER WILL TURN OFF

AFTER ** hr.

(*1)

Lam p usage tim e is ap proaching 2000 hours. (*2)A lam p change w ithin ** hours is recom m ended. W hen lam pusage reaches 2000 hours, the pow er w ill autom atically beturned O FF. Please change the lam p by referring to the Lam psection of this m anual. A fter you have chang ed the lam p,please be sure to reset the lam p tim er.

CHANGE THE LAMP



THE POWER WILL TURN OFF

AFTER 0 hr.

A s lam p use has reached 2000 hours (*2), the pow er w ill soonbe autom atically turned O FF.Please im m ed iately turn the pow er off, and change the lam p byreferring to the Lam psection of this m anual. A fter you havechanged the lam p, please be sure to reset the lam p tim er.

NO INPUT IS DETECTED

ON ***

There is no input signal.Please confirm the signal input connection, and the status of the

signal source.

SYNC IS OUT OF RANGE

ON *** *****kHz *****Hz

The horizontal or vertical w avelength of the inputted signal isoutside of the response param eters of this unit.Please confirm the specs for this unit or the signal sourcespecs.

CHECK THE AIR FLOW

The internal portion tem perature is rising.Please turn the pow er O FF, and allow the unit to cool dow n atleast 20 m inutes. A fter having confirm ed the follow ing item s,please turn the pow er O N again.Is there blockage of the air passage aperture?Is the air filter dirty?

D oes the peripheral tem perature exceed 35C ?

(*1) A lthough this m essage w ill be autom atically disappeared after around 3 m inutes, it w ill be reappeared

every tim e the pow er is turned O N .(*2) Lam ps have a finite product life. Lam ps are characterized by the fact that, after long hours of usage, a lam p w ill nolonger light up, or the lam p w ill break or burst, etc. This unit is equipped w ith an autom atic shut-dow n function, such thatthe pow er w ill autom atically be turned O FF w hen lam p usag e tim e has reached 2,000 hours. Please be aw are, how ever,that am ong lam p types, there are m ajor differences in prod uct lifetim es; a lam p m ay thus fail to light even prior to thefunctioning of the autom atic shut-dow n function of this unit.

NOTE

fH fV



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Wipe the dust-detecting window by

using a soft cloth.

Troubleshooting (continued)

Related Messages(continued)

Message Description

CLEAN THE AIR FILTER

POWER OFF FIRST,THEN CLEAN THE AIR FILTER.

AFTER CLEANING THE AIR

FILTER,

RESET THE FILTER TIMER.

A note of precaution w hen cleaning the air filter.Please im m ediately turn the pow er O FF, and clean or change

the air filter by referring to the Air Filtersection of this m anual.A fter you have cleaned or changed the air filter, please be sureto reset the filter tim er.If the sam e m essage is displayed after the treatm ent, pleaseclean the transp arent area of filter cover and the dust-detectingw indow , according to the follow ing.

ATTENTION The transparent area of filter cover and the dust-detecting w indow

should be cleaned for norm al operation of the optical dust detecting system . Please

pay attention not to rem ain fiber or fragm ent of cloth inside the duct.

Turn off the projector, and unplug the

power cord.


has cooled adequately, remove the

filter cover.H old the release b uttons of the filter cover, w hile

pulling up it.

4Remove the air filter.H old the release buttons of the air filter, w hile pulling

dow n it.

1

Replace the air filter and filter cover.

3 Wipe the transparent area of the filtercover by using a swab or a soft cloth.

5

6

Filter cover

Air filter

Release buttons

Release buttons

Transparent area

Filter cover

Dust detecting window

39

(Rear side)

(Bottom side)



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ATTENTION W hen the interior portion has becom e overheated, for safety

purposes, the pow er source is autom atically turned off, and the indicator lam ps m ay

also be turned off. In such a case, press the (pow er O FF) side of the m ain pow ersw itch, and w ait at least 45 m inutes. A fter the unit has sufficiently cooled dow n, please

m ake confirm ation of the attachm ent state of the lam p and lam p cover, and then turn

the pow er on again.

Regarding The Indicator Lamps

Lighting and flashing of the powerindicator, the lamp indicator, and the temp indicatorhave the m eaning s as described in the tab le b elow . Please resp ond in accordance w ith theinstructions w ithin the table. If the sam e indication is disp layed after the treatm ent, or if anindication other than the follow ing is disp layed, please contact your dealer or service

com pany.

powerindicator

lampindicator

tempindicator

Description

Lighting in

orang eTurned off Turned off

The unit is in a standby state. Please refer to the Pow erO N /O FFsection of this m anual.

Flashing in

greenTurned off Turned off The unit is w arm ing up. Please w ait.

Lighting in

greenTurned off Turned off

The unit is in an O N state. O rd inary op erations m ay b eperform ed.

Flashing in

orang eTurned off Turned off The unit is cooling dow n. Please w ait.

B linking in

red- -

The unit is cooling dow n. A certain error has been detected.W ait until the powerindicator has finished flashing, and thenp erform the p rop er resp on se m ea sure using the itemdescriptions below as reference.

Lighting or

blinking in

red

Lighting inred

Turned off

The projector lam p has not been properly fixed (attached),the projector lam p does not light, and/or there is a possibilitythat the interior portion has becom e heated. Turn the pow erO FF and w ait at least 20 m inutes. A fter the unit has sufficientlycooled dow n, please m ake confirm ation of the follow ing item s,and then turn the pow er O N again. If the sam e indication isdisplayed, please change the lam p.

Is there blockage of the air passage aperture?

Is the air filter is dirty?


Lighting or

blinking in

red

B linking in

redTurned off

The lam p cover has not been properly fixed (attached). Turnthe pow er O FF and w ait at least 45 m inutes. A fter the unit hassufficiently cooled dow n, please m ake confirm ation of theattachm ent state of the lam p and lam p cover, and then turnthe pow er O N again.




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powerindicator

lampindicator

tempindicator

Description

Lighting or

blinking in

red

Turned offB linking in

red

The cooling fan is not op erating . Turn the pow er O FF and w aitat least 20 m inutes. A fter the unit has sufficiently cooled dow n,please m ake confirm ation of the follow ing item , and thenresent the pow er to O N .

Is there no foreign m atter caught in the cooling fan?

Lighting or

blinking in

red

Turned offLighting in

red

There is a possibility that the interior portion has becom eheated . Turn the pow er O FF and w ait at least 20 m inutes.A fter the unit has sufficiently cooled dow n, please m akeconfirm ation of the follow ing item , and then resent the pow erto O N .

Is there blockage of the air passage aperture? Is the air filter is dirty?


Lighting in

green

A lternative blinking in

the red

There is a possibility that the interior portion has becom eovercooled. Please use the unit w ithin the usage tem peratureparam eters (0C to 35C ). A fter the treatm ent, resent thepow er to O N .

Lighting in

green

Sim ultaneous blinking

in red

It is tim e to clean the air filter, or there is no air filter. Pleaseim m ed iately turn the pow er O FF, and clean or change the airfilter by referring to the A ir Filtersection of this m anual. A fter

you have cleaned or changed the air filter, please be sure toreset the filter tim er. A fter the treatm ent, resent the pow er toO N .

Regarding The Indicator Lamps (continued)




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N ever use the p rojector if abnorm al operations such as sm oke, strange odor, excessive

sound, dam aged casing or elem ents or cables, penetration of liquids or foreign m atter,etc. should occur.

Phenomena That May Easily Be Mistaken For Machine Defects

Although bright spots or dark sp ots m ay appear on the screen, this is a

unique characteristic of liquid crystal displays, and such do not constitute or im ply a

m achine defect.

NOTE

B efore requesting repair, please check in accordance w ith the follow ing chart. If the

situation cannot be corrected, then contact your dealer.

PhenomenonCases not involving a machine defect,

and Items to be confirmedReference

pages

Pow er does notcom e O N .

The main power source is not ON.Turn on the main power.

11,14The electrical power cord is not plugged in.Correctly connect the power cord.

The main power source has been interrupted during operation,such as by a power outage (blackout), etc.Be sure to press the (power OFF) side of the main power switch,

and leave this OFF for at least 20 minutes. After the unit hassufficiently cooled down, turn ON the power source.

14

N either sound snor pictures areoutputted.

The input changeover settings are mismatched.Select the input signal, and correct the settings.

15

No signal is being inputted.Correctly connect the connection cables.

10

Pictures aredisplayed,but no sounds

are heard.

The electrical wiring to this unit is not correctly connected.Correctly connect the connection cables.

10

The volume setting has been set at (or adjusted to) anextremely low level.

Adjust the VOLUME setting to a higher level.

17

The MUTE mode is the current setting.Press the MUTE button to release (change) the MUTE mode setting.

17

Sound s areheard,but no picturesare displayed.

The electrical wiring to this unit is not correctly connected.Correctly connect the connection cables.

10

The brightness setting has been set at (or adjusted to) anextremely low level.Adjust the BRIGHT setting to a brighter level.

23

The lens cap has not been removed.Remove the lens cap.

4,14

Colors have afaded- outappearance, orColor tone ispoor.

Color settings are not correctly adjusted.Perform picture adjustments by changing the COLOR BAL R,COLOR BAL G, COLOR BAL B, COLOR, and/or the TINT settings,etc.

24




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PhenomenonCases not involving a machine defect,

and Items to be confirmedReference

pages

Pictures appear

dark.

The brightness setting and/or contrast setting has not been

properly adjusted.

Perform picture adjustments by changing the BRIGHT and/or

CONTRAST settings, etc. 23

The WHISPER mode is the current setting.

Change (by releasing) from the WHISPER mode.

Lamp is approaching the end of its product lifetime.

Exchange the old lamp with a new lamp.33,34

Pictures appear

blurry.

Either the FOCUS setting or the H PHASE is not properly

adjusted.

Adjust the focus and the H PHASE setting.

15,26

The lens is dirty or misty.

Clean the lens.37

Phenomena That May Easily Be Mistaken For Machine Defects(continued)




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Item Specification

Product nam e Liquid crystal projector

Liquid

crystal

panel

Panel size 1.4 cm (0.55 type)

D rive system TFT active m atrix

Pixels 480,000 pixels (800 horizontal x 600 vertical)

Lens Zoom lens F= 1.6 ~ 1.8 f=16.8 ~ 20.1 m m

Lam p 160W U H B

Speaker 1.0W

Pow er supply A C 100 ~ 120V, 2.6A / A C 220 ~ 240V, 1.4A

Pow er consum ption 240W

Tem perature range 0 ~ 35C (O perating)

Size 329(W ) x 107(H ) x 245(D ) m m (N ot including protruding parts)

W eight (m ass) 3.1kg(6.8 lbs.)

Ports

RGB Input PortR G B IN ..........................1RGB Output PortR G B O U T........................1VIDEO Input PortsVID EO ............................1

S-VID EO ........................1C O M PO N ENT VID EO

(C R/PR, C B/PB, Y)............1

AUDIO Input PortsA U D IO IN ........................1

A U D IO R , L.....................1AUDIO Output PortA U D IO O U T....................1CONTROL PortC O N TR O L ....................1USB PortU SB ................................1

Specifications

44

This sp ecifications are subject to change w ithout notice.NOTE

121

50

71

329

245

86

107



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Accessories Part Number

UHB lamp, 160W 78-6969-9743-2Air Filter 78-8118-9177-5

Power cord (US)

78-8118-8102-4Power cord (UK)78-8118-8101-6Power cord (Europe)78-8118-8103-2VGA cable 78-8118-8708-8RCA componentcable78-8118-8843-3Remote control 78-8118-9185-8Soft case78-8118-9194-0Base78-8118-9191-6

Not Included with Basic Packet Part Number

Ceiling mount78-6969-9694-7Adjustable height suspension 78-6969-9698-8Shipping case78-6969-9717-6

S-Video cable78-8118-3238-1

RS-232C control cable 78-8118-9192-4Mac adapter 78-8118-3308-2Soft rolling luggage case 78-6969-9716-8Soft side case with shoulder strap 78-6969-9715-0

Ultra value warranty S20 (US only)78-6969-9700-2Deluxe Mouse Emulation Kit 78-6969-9233-4

How to OrderPlease order these parts through your dealer, or contact 3M Customer Service at thefollowing number :

In U.S. or Canada : 1-800-328-1371In other locations,contact your local 3M sales office.

RCA Video/Audio cable78-8118-3234-0

Accessories

5

USBcable 78-8118-9057-9



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L-audio-Rvideo

S-video in

audio out

audio inY

component video

CB/PB CR/PR

rgb in

control

rgb out

usb

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Signal Connectors

TECHNICALTECHNICAL

Port Specification

rgbin

rgbout

Video signal: RGB separate, Analog, 0.7 Vp-p, 75 terminator (positive)H/V. sync. signal:TTL level (positive/negative)Composite sync. signal: TTL levelD-sub 15-pin shrink jack

audioin(interlocked port)

200 mVrms, 50 k (max. 3.0 Vp-p), Stereo mini jack

audioout 0~200 mVrms, 1 k

(Stereo mini jack)

control D-sub 9-pin plug

video 1.0 Vp-p, 75 terminator, RCA jack

audio L, R(interlocked

/ / )

200 mVrms, 50 k or more (max. 3.0 Vp-p), RCA jack

componentvideo

Y, CB/PB,

CR/PR

Y signal: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 terminatorCB/PB signal: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 terminatorCR/PR signal: 0.7 Vp-p, 75 terminator

s-videoMini Din 4-pin jack

usb USB jack (B type)

11 12 13 14 15

109876

1 2 3 4 5

6789

5 4 3 2 1

No. Signal No. Signal No. Signal

1 - 4 - 7 RTS2 RD 5 Ground 8 CTS

3 TD 6 - 9 -

No. Signal

1Color signal: 0.286 Vp-p (NTSC, burst), 75 terminatorColor signal: 0.300 Vp-p (PAL/SECAM, burst), 75 terminator

2 Brightness signal: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 terminator3 Ground

4 Ground

No. Signal

1 + 5V2 - DATA3 + DATA

4 Ground

12

4 3

43

2 1

No. Signal No. Signal No. Signal

1 Video input Red 7 Ground Green12

RGB IN: SDA(DAC)RGB OUT: -

2 Video input Green 8 Ground Blue

13H. sync./Composite

sync.3 Video input Blue 9 Ground

14 Vertical sync4 - 10 -

RGB IN:SCL (DDC)5 Ground 11 - 15RGB OUT: -6 Ground Red 12 SDA (DDC)



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Example Of Computer Signal

Resolution

H VfH (kHz) fV (Hz) Rating Signal mode

Display

mode

720 400 37.9 85.0 VESA TEXT Zoom in

640 480 31.5 59.9 VESA VGA (60Hz) Zoom in

640 480 35.0 66.7 Mac13"mode Zoom in

640 480 37.9 72.8 VESA VGA (72Hz) Zoom in

640 480 37.5 75.0 VESA VG

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