Barco FL40 series User manual

Barco FL40 projector quick guide
Turning on
Press buttons (P1) or (R1) indicated in images above. The projectors power button will start blinking
blue light. The power on sequence might take a minute or two. When the light is constantly showing
blue, the projector is on.
IF THE PROJECTOR POWER WAS COMPLETELY OFF (ELECTRIC CORD NOT CONNECTED), READ THE
MANUAL SECTION 5.2.
Turning off
Press buttons (P1) or the “O”button right next to (R1) indicated in images above. Keep the button
pressed for approximately 4 or 5 seconds. During this time in the LCD screen of the projector a
power-down image is shown indicating the time how long to continue pressing the button should be
still continued. When the projector is powered down and cooling down, the light on the power
button (P1) will first blink white and then turn constantly white.
IF IT IS NECESSARY TO REMOVE THE POWER CORD OF THE PROJECTOR FOR SOME REASON
(NORMALLY THIS IS NOT AT ALL NECESSARY), DO NOT REMOVE THE POWER CORD OR TURN OFF
ELECTRICITY BEFORE THE PROJECTOR HAS BEEN POWERED DOWN FOR A COUPLE OF MINUTES!!
P1

Changing projector source
Changing the projectors source from for example DVI to HDMI or back, you have to use the remote
control to do that. Press “Input”and select your source with the remote’s selection buttons. The
source indicator in the lower corner of the screen should disappear shortly when you have your
source showing something (for example the DVD player is on). Press “Input”button again to make
the display screen go away.
NOTE! The remote control can be used within the Magnetically Shielded Room (MSR). Just point the
remote towards the projector inside the MSR by the vault door. You can see your selections on the
screen. If the selection screen does not automatically go away after your work, press “Back”button
on the remote. Pressing “OSD”(On Screen Display) will also take away the selection screen, but you
have to remember to press it again to bring the display back when you need it.
NOTE! If you need your own HDMI source, for example, just change the HDMI cable to your own
source behind the projector. Unlike the old projector, this one has only one HDMI input.