BOXLIGHT MP-63E User manual

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Poulsbo, WA 98370
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MP60/63e
USER MANUAL

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Aboutthe User’sManual
ThankyouforpurchasingtheMP60e/63e Projector.Pleasereadthisuser's
manualthoroughlytoensurecorrectusageof the projector and its features.
After reading,storethisinstructionmanualinasafeplace forfuturereference.
Features
*Brilliant3000/3600ANSILumens
*2-Way (horizontal & vertical) keystonefunction
*TrueXGA,VGA~SXGAcompatible
*HDTV1080i/720p ready,progressive scan support
*PIP/PIGfunction
*RS-232 cablecontrol
*AutoCeilingMount Detection
Thecontentofthismanualissubjecttochangewithoutpriornotice
All rightsreserved.
Issueofedition03.09_01

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Aboutthesymbols
Varioussymbolsareusedinthisinstruction manualand on theproductitself
toensurecorrectusage,topreventdangertousersandothers,andtoprevent
propertydamage.Themeaningsofthesesymbolsaredescribedbelow.Itis
importantthatyoureadthesewarnings thoroughlyandfullyunderstandthecontents.
WarningThissymbolindicatesinformation that,ifignored,couldpossibly
resultinpersonalinjuryorevendeath.
CautionThissymbolindicatesinformation that,ifignored,couldresult
inpersonalinjuryorphysicaldamage.
TypicalSymbols
Thissymbolindicatesanadditionalwarning (including cautions).An illustration
isprovidedtoclarifythecontents(for example, theillustrationtotheleft
indicatesdangerofelectricalshock).
Thissymbolindicatesaprohibitedaction.Thecontentswill beclearlyindi-
catedinanillustrationordescription near the symbol(for example, thesymboltotheleft
shows that disassemblyisprohibited).
Thissymbolindicatesacompulsoryaction.Thecontentswill beclearly
indicatedinanillustrationordescription near the symbol (for example, thesymbolto
to the left shows that thepowerplugshouldbedisconnectedfromthepoweroutlet).

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*Ifaproblemshouldoccur.
•If smokeorastrangeodorsarise,continuedusecouldresult infireorelectricalshock.
Insuchcase,immediatelyturnoff thepowerswitchand disconnectthepowerplug from
thepoweroutlet.Aftermaking surethatthesmokeorodorhasstopped,contactyour
dealerforrepairs.Neverattempttomakerepairsyourselfbecausethisisdangerous.
•Donotusethisprojectorifthereisno imageorsound,orifthesound isdistorted.
Continuedusecouldresult infireorelectricalshock.Insuchcase,immediatelyturnoff
thepowerswitch,disconnectthepowerplug fromthepoweroutletand contactyour
dealer.
•If theprojectorisexposedtowater,immediatelyturnoff thepowerswitch,disconnect
thepowerplug fromthepoweroutletand contactyourdealer
*Donotinstall onanunstablesurface.
Donotinstall thisprojectoron anunstablesurface suchasawobblystand orincline
becausethiscouldresult intheprojectorfalling and causing injury.
*Donotopenthecabinet.
Neveropenthecabinet.Thereishigh voltageinsidewhichcancauseelectricalshock.
Contactyourdealerforinternalinspection,adjustmentand repair.
*Donotmodify.
Donotmodifythisprojectorbecausethiscouldresult infireorelectricalshock.
*Donotuseinthebathroom.
Donotusethisprojectorinthebathroombecausethiscouldresult infireorelectrical
shock.
*Donotinsertobjectsintotheprojector.
•Donotinsertanything throungh theventilation openings,etc., ofthisprojectorordrop
anything inside,thiscouldresult infireorelectricalshock.
•Ifaforeignobjectshouldenter thisprojector,immediatelyturnoff thepower
switch,disconnectthepower plugfromthepower outletand contactyourdealer.
•Continuedusecouldresult infireorelectricalshock.Usespecialcaution inhouseholds
wherechildrenarepresent.
Warning

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*Donotlookthroughthelenswhenthelampison.
Neverlook through thelenswhenthelampison.Thepowerfullightcouldadversely
affectvision.Usespecialcaution inhouseholdswherechildrenarepresent.
*Avoidshockorimpactontheprojector.
•If theprojectorshouldfall resulting indamagetothecabinet,immediatelyturnoff the
powerswitch,disconnectthepowerplug fromthepoweroutletand contactyourdealer.
•Continuedusecouldresult infireorelectricalshock.
*Donotplace thisprojectorinacontainer containingliquid.Donotplace flower
vases,flowerpots,cups,cosmetics,liquidssuchaswater,etc.,ontopofthisprojector.
*Donotuseanypower cablesexceptthosesupplidwiththeprojector.
Theuseofany otherpowercablecouldresult infireorelectricalshock.
*Donotshinethelaser beamontoyourselforothers..
•Thelaserpointerfunction ofprojectorremotecontrolemitsaclass II laserbeam.
•Donotlook directlyintothelaserbeamoutletordirectthelaserbeamatotherpeople.
Vision canbeimpairedifthelaserbeamisshinedintotheeyes.Usespecialcareif
childrenarepresent.
*Hightemperaturesare generatedwhenthelampislit,donotplace objectsin
frontofthelens.
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Placing heavyobjectson top ofthisprojectorcouldresult inloss ofbalance orfalling and
causepersonalinjuryordamagetheprojector.
*Donotblocktheventilationopenings.
*Donotblocktheventilationopeningsofthisprojector.Blocking ventilation could
leadtointernaloverheating whichwill reduce lamplifeand couldresult infire.
•Donotplace thisprojectoron itssideduring useorplace it inapoorly
ventilatedlocation.Donotplace thisprojectoron carpetorbedding orcoverit witha
tablecloth,etc.Wheninstalling theprojector,makesurethereisatleast30cm(12 in)
clearance around theprojector.
*Care and maintenance.
Forsafetypurposes,disconnectthepowerplug fromthepoweroutletbeforeperforming
anycareormaintenance otheprojector.
*Batteryusage.
•Replace thebatterieswiththesametypeonly.Donotmixoldand newbatteries,this
couldresult infireorpersonalinjuryduetobatterycracking orleakage.
•Makesure theplusand minusterminalsare correctlyalignedwhen
loadingthebatteries.
•Incorrectloading couldresult inpersonalinjuryorcontamination ofthesurroundings
duetobatterycracking orleakage.
*Havetheprojectorinteriorcleanedeverytwoyears.Contactyourdealer
orBoxlightTechnicalSupporttoarrangeforthisservice.Accumulationsofdustin-
sidetheprojectorcanresult infireormalfunction ifnotcleanedforanextendedperiod.
*Askyourdealerfordetailsaboutinternalcleaning.
Caution

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*Avoidinstallationinhumidordustylocations.
Donotinstall thisprojectorinahumidordustylocation.Thiscouldresultinfire
orelectricalshock.
*Donothandlethepower cordroughly.
•Keepthepower cordaway fromheaters,theheatcouldmelt thepowercordand
causefireorelectricalshock.
•Donottouchthepowerplugwithwethands,thiscouldresult inelectricalshock.
•Whendisconnectingthepower plug,donotpull onthepower cord.Thiscould
damagethepowercordand causefireorelectricalshock.
Alwaysgriptheplug whendisconnecting.
*Whentheprojectorisnottobeusedforanextendedperiod.
If theprojectorisnottobeusedforanextendedperiod becauseoftravel,etc.,
disconnectthepowerplug fromthepoweroutletnd replace lenscover
Caution

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Locationofproductsafetylabels
*Safetylabelsareusedon orwithintheprojectortoalertyou toitemsor
areasrequiring yourattention.

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CheckingthePackageContents
ProjectorwithLenscover
RemoteControl 2AAA Batteries
PowerCordS-VideoCable Audio/VideoCable
ComputercablePhoneJackUSBMouseCable
FilterSpongeUserManual

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TableofContents
SafetyInstructions..8
Checkingthepackagecontent..9
Before Use
Namesand Function ofEachPart
MainUnit ..12
Keypadcontrol..14
RearView/IOBoard..16
BottomView..18
RemoteController..19
Inserting thebatteries..20
Installation
Setting UptheProjector..21
ScreenSize and Projection Distance ..23
AdjusterstheImagePosition ..24
Moving theprojector..25
Howtoconnect
Desktop PC..26
Laptop PC..27
ExternalSpeaker..29
USBMouse..30
Video..31

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BasicOperation
Turning on theprojector..33
Adjusting theimage..35
Turning off thepower..36
FunctionofMenu(OSD)
ComputerMode..38
VideoMode..45
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Cleaning theprojector..51
Cleaning thelens..51
CleaningAirFilter..52
Replacing theProjection Lamp..53
Indicators..54
ListofSupportDisplay Modes..55
Specification..56

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Namesand FunctionofEachpart
MainUnit
3.LampCover
OutletVentilation
Speaker
10.Controlpanel
(Keypad)
5.Rearadjustablefoot
8.Handle
4.Filtercover
5.Frontadjustablefoot
2.FocusRing
1.ZoomRing
6.Footadjusterbutton
9.Lenscover
7.IRreceiver
1.ZoomRing
Use the Zoom Ring to adjust the size of the projected image.
RotatetheZoomRinguntiltheimageisthedesiredsize.
2.FocusRing
UsetheFocusRingtofocustheprojectedimage.
RotatetheFocusRinguntiltheimageisclear.

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3.Lampcover
RemovetheLampcovertoreplace theoldlamp.
CAUTION
Allowthelamptocoolfor1hourpriortoreplacing thelamp.
Turnoff powerbeforeopening thislampcover.Replace withsametypelamprated.
4.Filtercover
Preventsdustand otherforeign particlesfrombeing drawnintoprojector.
RemovetheFiltercovertocleantheairfilter.
5.Front/Rearadjustablefoot
Extend and retracttoadjusttheprojection angle
6.Footadjuster button
Lock/unlocktheadjustablefoot.
7.IRreceiver
Whenusing theremotecontrol,pointtheremotecontrolatthissensor
8.Projectorhandle
Holding theprojectorwhenlifting and transporting.
9.Lenscover
Attachwhennotusing toprotectthelensfrombecoming dirtyor
damaged
10.Controlpanel(keypads)
Operating system.

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Keypadcontrol
10.Powerindicator
11.Lampindicator
7.Menu-u p /
Menu-down
8.Menu-left/
Menu-right
1.Powerbutton
9.Keystone

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1.Power button
Poweron /operation mode,Standby mode,Cooling-downmode
2.Computer source
SelectsbetweenRGBinputsources —Computer1,
Computer2/RGB (Computer2/YPbPr),DVI
3.Videosource
Select between Video input source – Composite Video, S-Video,,
ComponentVideo(YCbCr)
4.Blank
Blanks the projected image. If the projector is left in Blank mode for more than 15
minutes, the projector will automatically shut off the lamp and enter cool-down mode.
5.Auto
Automatically adjusts the settings to match the current input.
6.Menu
Displays orhidestheOSDmainmenu page.
7.Menu-up /Menu-down
Used to navigate through the OSD menus.
8.Menu-right/Menu-left
Used to selectandadjustOSDmenufunctions.
9.Keystone
Adjuststheverticalkeystonewithmenu-right,menu-left
10.Power indicator
Lightsorflashestoindicatetheoperatingstatusoftheprojector(seepage 54)
11.Lampindicator
Indicates the projector is in cool down mode, the internal temperature is too high, or
there is a problem with the lamp cover (seepage54)

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RearView/IOBoard
12.RearIRReceiverInletVentilation
10.Powersocket
11.PowerSwitch
Security lock
Input/Outputconnector
1.Computer1/DVIconnector
Analog/DigitalRGBinput signalfromacomputer
2.Computer2/RGBINandYPbPr(Componentvideo)connector
Analog RGB signal from a computer orComponent Video (YPbPr )
signalfrom avideosource.

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3.Monitoroutconnector
Connect an external monitor to this connection to view the Computer 2 input.
4.RS-232 connector
Serialdataportforcontrolling the projector with a computer or other
RS-232 control device.
5.Audioin1/Audioin2connector
StereominijackforPCaudio input
6.Audiooutconnector
Connecttoanexternalspeaker system.
7.Video/Audioconnector
Compositevideo signalfroma video source.
There is also R&L RCAJacks forAudioinput.
8.Componentvideoconnector(YCbCr)
Componentvideo(YCbCr)signalfroma videosource.
9.USBmouseconnector
ConnectaUSBmousecabletothe computer to control computer mouse functions with
10.Powerinlet
Connectthepowercord to this connection
11.Power switch
Turnstheprojector power on /off .
12.RearIRreceiver
When using the remote control, point the remote control at this sensor.
the remote control.

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BottomView
1.Suspension bracket
fixing points(4)
FrontAdjustablefoot
2.AirFiltercover
EMILabel
RearAdjustablefoot
1.Suspensionbracketfixingpoints(4points)
Install theoptionalceiling mountherewhensuspending theprojectorfromthe
ceiling.
2.Airfilter
Preventsdustand otherforeginparticlesfrombeing drawnintotheprojector.

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1.Power
Poweron /operation mode,
Standby mode,Cooling-down
mode
10.Computer source
SelectsbetweenRGBinput
source —computer1,com-
puter2/RGB,computer2/
YPbPr,DVI
11.Videosource
SelectbetweenVideoinput
source–CompositeVideo,S-
Video,YCbCrVideo
6.Menu-up /Menu-down
Navigates up/down through
the OSD menu.
7.Menu-right/Menu-left
SelectsandadjustsOSD menu
functions.
2.Laserpointer
Press and hold to turn on the
laser pointer.
15.Still
Freezes thecurrentimageonthescreen.
14.Blank
Hides theimage, displays
a blank, black screen.
17.Zoomin/Zoomout
Zoominorzoomout
4.MouseRight
Right mouse click.
RemoteControl
3.MouseLeft
Left mouse click.
16.Mute
Muteaudio
12.AutoSync
Optimizes thecurrentimage.
9.Volumeup /down
Soundlouderorsofter
5.Menu
Displays orhidestheOSD
main menupage.
8.Keystoneup/down
Adjusts thehorizontalkey-
stonefunction
13.Pip
Showpicturein
picturefunction.

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Insertingthebatteries
LoadingAAA batteriesintotheremotecontrol.
1.Removethebatterycover.
Pushtheknob whilelifting up thebatterycover.
2.Loadingthebatteries.
Makesuretheplusand minuspolesarecorrectlyoriented.
3.Closethebatterycover.
Caution
•Avoidexcessive heatand humidity.
•Donotdrop theremotecontrol.
•Donotexpose the remote control to water or moisture, this
couldresultinmalfunction.
•Whenthe remote control will notbe usedforanextendedperiod,
remove the batteries.
•Replace thebatterieswhenthe remotecontrolbecomse sluggish or unresponsive.
•Donotplace theremotecontrolclosetothecooling fan oftheprojector.
•Donotdisassembletheremotecontrol.If the remote control needs service,
contact your dealer or Boxlight Technical Support.
Warning
The laser pointer function emits a class II laser beam. Do not look directly
intothelaserbeamoutletorpointthelaserbeamatotherpeople.
Vision can be impaired by shining the beam into the eyes.