Hitachi Maxell CP-CX251N User manual

1
Projector
CP-CX251N
User's Manual (detailed)
Operating Guide
Thank you for purchasing this projector.
►Before.using.this.product,.please.read.all.manuals.for.this.
product.Be.sure.to.read.“Safety Guide”..rst.After.reading.them,.store.them.in.a.
safe.place.for.future.reference
WARNING
•.The.information.in.this.manual.is.subject.to.change.without.notice
•.The.illustrations.in.this.manual.are.for.illustrative.purposes.They.may.differ.
slightly.from.your.projector
•.The.manufacturer.assumes.no.responsibility.for.any.errors.that.may.appear.in.
this.manual
•.The.reproduction,.transfer.or.copy.of.all.or.any.part.of.this.document.is.not.
permitted.without.express.written.consent
NOTE
Trademark acknowledgment
Various.symbols.are.used.in.this.manual.The.meanings.of.these.symbols.are.
described.below.
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WARNING
CAUTION
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result.in.personal.injury.or.even.death.due.to.incorrect.handling
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result.in.personal.injury.or.physical.damage.due.to.incorrect.
handling
Please.refer.to.the.pages.written.following.this.symbol
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2
Contents
Introduction ...............3
Features.3
Checking.the.contents.of.package .3
Fastening.the.lens.cover.4
Part.names.5
Setting up .................8
Arrangement.8
Connecting.with.your.devices
.10
Connecting.to.a.power.supply
.15
Using.the.security.bar.and.slot.15
Remote control ............16
Installing.the.batteries.16
About.the.remote.control.signal .16
Changing.the.frequency.of.remote.control.signal .  17
Using.as.a.simple.PC.mouse.&.keyboard .  17
Power on/off ..............18
Turning.on.the.power
.18
Turning.off.the.power
.19
Operating ................20
Adjusting.the.volume .20
Temporarily.muting.the.sound .20
Selecting.an.input.signal.20
Searching.an.input.signal.21
Selecting.an.aspect.ratio .22
Adjusting.the.projector's.elevator.23
Adjusting.the.focus.23
Using.the.automatic.adjustment.feature .24
Adjusting.the.position.24
Correcting.the.keystone.distortions .....25
Using.the.magnify.feature.26
Temporarily.freezing.the.screen.27
Temporarily.blanking.the.screen..27
Using.the.menu.function..28
EASY MENU. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Aspect, D-zoom,
Keystone,
picture moDe,
eco moDe, instAllAtion, reset, Filter time,
lAnguAge, ADvAnceD menu, exit
PICTURE menu ............32
Brightness, contrAst, gAmmA, color temp,
color, tint, shArpness, mymemory
IMAGE menu ..............35
Aspect, over scAn, v position, h position,
h phAse, h size, Auto ADjust execute
INPUT menu ..............38
progressive, viDeo nr, color spAce,
viDeo FormAt, hDmi FormAt,hDmi rAnge
computer in, FrAme locK, resolution

SETUP menu ..............42
D-zoom, D-shiFt, picture position,
Keystone,
lAmp&Filter, instAllAtion ,
stAnDBy moDe
AUDIO menu ..............46
volume, speAKer, AuDio source,
SCREEN menu.............47
lAnguAge, menu position, BlAnK,
Auto BlAnK, stArt up,
MyScreen,
MyScreen.Lock
, messAge, source nAme,
templAte, c.c.
OPTION menu .............53
Auto seArch, Direct power on,
Auto power oFF, myButton, mysource,
scheDule, service
NETWORK menu ...........
65
SECURITY menu ...........66
security pAssworD chAnge,
MyScreen
pAssworD, pin locK,
mytext pAssworD,
mytext DisplAy, mytext writing,
Maintenence ..............71
Replacing.the.lamp.71
Cleaning.and.replacing.the.air.lter .  73
Replacing.the.internal.clock.battery . 75
Other.care.76
Troubleshooting ...........77
Related.messages .77
Regarding.the.indicator.lamps .79
Resetting.all.settings.81
Phenomena.that.may.be.easy.to .
..
be.mistaken.for.machine.defects .81
Specications .............86
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3
Introduction
•.Keep.the.original.packing.materials,.for.future.reshipment.Be.sure.
to.use.the.original.packing.materials.when.moving.the.projector.Use.special.
caution.for.the.lens
NOTE
Introduction
..The.projector.provides.you.with.the.broad.use.by.the.following.features
Checking the contents of package
ü....The.unique.optics.system.produces.a.large.projected.image.in.a.short.
distance,.which.provides.you.with.various.ways.of.use
ü....
The.double.layer.lter.system.is.expected.to.function.longer.and.offers.you.
less.maintenance.frequency
ü....
This.projector.has.a.variety.of.I/O.ports.that.supposedly.cover.for.any.
business.scene.The.HDMI.port.can.support.various.image.equipment.which.
have.digital.interface.to.get.clearer.pictures.on.a.screen
ü...This.projector.can.be.controlled.and.monitored.via.LAN.connection.
Please.see.the.Contents of package.section.in.the.User’s Manual (concise).
which.is.a.book.Your.projector.should.come.with.the.items.shown.there.Require.
of.your.dealer.immediately.if.any.items.are.missing
Features

4
Introduction
Fastening the lens cover
To.avoid.losing.the.cover,.please.fasten.the.lens.
cover.to.the.projector.using.the.included.strap
Put.the.strap.end.into.the.slit.of.the.lens.
cover.with.the.knot.on.the.side.of.the.lens.
Make.sure.that.the.strap.is.inserted.to.the.
end.of.the.slit
Fasten.the.strap.to.the.strap.hole.as.shown.
in.the..gure.for.step.1.Please.note.that.the.
knot.on.the.strap.is.used.to.fasten.it.to.the.
lens.cover.in.step.2
1
2
►Do.not.hang.the.
lens.cover.in.front.of.the.lens.when.the.
projector.is.mounted.upside.down.such.as.
when.mounted.on.the.ceiling.Otherwise,.
the.lens.cover.may.block.the.light.from.the.
projector.or.hit.the.lens,.which.may.cause.
damage.to.it.When.mounting.the.projector.
upside.down,.hang.the.lens.cover.on.the.
side.of.the.projector.or.place.it.on.the.
projector.For.instance,.let.the.strap.put.
through.the.concave.portion.around.the.
security.bar.to.hang.the.lens.cover.(refer.
to.the..gure)
►Be.careful.not.to.damage.the.lens.while.
handling.the.lens.cover
CAUTION
Lens.cover Strap.slit
Strap.hole
Strap
12
Insert.the.upper.tab.(1.part).of.the.lens.cover.
between.the.upper.case.and.lens.as.shown.
in.the..gure.for.step.3.Then,..t.the.right/left.
tabs.(2.parts).to.attach.the.lens.cover
3
Upper.tab
Right/Left.tabs
Upper.case
Lens
3

5
Introduction
(1).Control.panel.(6)
(2)..Lamp.cover.(71)
The.lamp.unit.is.inside
(3).Remote.sensor.(16)
(4).Lens.(76)
(5)..AC.(AC.inlet).(15)
(6).Ports.(6)
(7).Exhaust.vent
(8).Speaker.(13, 20, 46)
(9).Elevator.feet.(x.2).(23)
(10).Spacer.(23)
(11).Security.slot.(15)
(12).Security.bar.(15)
(13).Strap.hole.(4)
(14).FOCUS.ring.(23)
(15)..Filter.cover.(73)
The.air..lter.and.intake.
vent.are.inside
(16).Intake.vents
(17).Battery.cover.(75)
►HOT! :.Do.not.touch.around.the.lamp.cover.and.the.exhaust.
vents.during.use.or.just.after.use,.since.it.is.too.hot
►Do.not.look.into.the.lens.and.the.openings.on.the.projector.while.the.lamp.is.
on,.since.the.projection.ray.may.cause.a.trouble.on.your.eyes
►Do.not.use.the.security.bar.and.slot.to.prevent.the.projector.from.falling.down,.
since.it.is.not.designed.for.it
►Keep.any.object.away.from.concentrated.projection.light.beam.Blocking.the.
beam.by.something.causes.high.temperature.and.could.result.in..re.or.smoke
WARNING
►Maintain.normal.ventilation.to.prevent.the.projector.from.heating.up.Do.not.
cover,.block.or.plug.up.the.vents.Do.not.place.anything.that.can.stick.or.be.
sucked.to.the.vents,.around.the.intake.vents.Clean.the.air..lter.periodically
CAUTION
Part names
Projector
(14)
(16)
(3)
(5)
HOT!
HOT!
(2) (1)
(9) (10)
(6)
(12)
(11)
(7)
(15)
(8)
(4)
(13)
(17)

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Introduction
Control panel
(1).STANDBY/ON.button.(18)
(2).INPUT.button.(20)
(3).POWER.indicator.(18, 79)
(4).TEMP.indicator.(79)
(5).LAMP.indicator.(79)
(6)..MENU./.Cursor.button.(28)
Ports (10 ~ 15)
(1) (2) (3)
(5)
(4)
(6)
Part names (continued)
(2) (7) (6)
(4)
(9)
(3)
(8)
(10)
(1)
(5)
(1).LAN port.
(2) HDMI.port
(3) USB TYPE B port
(4).AUDIO IN(L,R)..ports.
(5)..AUDIO OUT (L,R).ports
(6).COMPUTER IN1.port.
(7).COMPUTER IN2 / MONITOR OUT.port.
(8).CONTROL.port
(9).VIDEO.port
(10).S-VIDEO.port.

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Introduction
Remote control
(1).VIDEO.button.(21).
(2).COMPUTER.button.(21)
(3).SEARCH.button.(22)
(4).STANDBY/ON.button.(18)
(5).ASPECT.button.(22)
(6).AUTO.button.(24)
(7).BLANK.button.(27)
(8).MAGNIFY.-.ON.button.(26)
(9).MAGNIFY.-.OFF.button.(26)
(10).MY.SOURCE/DOCCAMERA.button..
(21,.56)
(11).VOLUME.-.button.(20)
(12).PAGE.UP.button.(17)
(13).PAGE.DOWN.button.(17)
(14).VOLUME.+.button.(20)
(15).MUTE.button.(20)
(16).FREEZE.button.(27)
(17).MY.BUTTON.-.1.button.(55, 56)
(18).MY BUTTON.-.2.button.(55, 56)
(19).KEYSTONE.button.(25)
(20).POSITION.button.(24, 29)
(21).MENU.button.(28, 29)
(22).▲/▼/◄/►.cursor.buttons.(28)
(23).ENTER.button.(28, 29).
(24).ESC.button.(28)
(25) RESET.button.(28)
(26).Battery.cover.(16)
B a c k . o f ...........................
the.remote.control
(2)
(1)
(6)
(5)
(16)
(8)
(9)
(19)
(17)
(20)
(22)
(24)
(10)
(4)
(3)
(7)
(12)
(14)
(11)
(13)
(15)
(18)
(21)
(23)
(25)
(26)
VIDEO
DOC.CAMERA
KEYSTONE
ASPECT SEARCH BLANK
MUTE
MY BUTTON
POSITION
ESC
MENU
RESET
COMPUTER MY SOURCE/
AUTO
MAGNIFY PAGE
DOWN
ON
OFF
FREEZE
UP
࡯
㧗
VOLUME

ENTER
Part names (continued)

8
Setting up
Setting.up
(continued.on.next.page)
Install.the.projector.according.to.the.environment.and.manner.the.projector.will.be.
used.in
Arrangement
Refer.to.table.T-1.and..gures.F-1.and.F-2.at.the.end.of.User’s.Manual.(concise).to.determine.
the.screen.size.and.projection.distance
The.values.shown.in.the.table.are.calculated.for.a.full.size.screen
..V..Screen.size.(vertical)..H..Screen.size.(horizontal).
.
a..Projection.distance.(±8%)
...
.
b1.,.b2..Screen.height.(±8%)
•..For.the.case.of.installation.in.a.special.state.such.as.ceiling.mount,.the.speci.ed.
mounting.accessories.and.service.may.be.required.Before.installing.the.projector,.
consult.your.dealer.about.your.installation
• .
The.screen.position.may.shift.after.installation.if.the.projector.is.suspended.from.the.
ceiling.or.other.location.due.to.the..exibility.of.the.plastic.projector.body.If.readjustment.is.
necessary,.consult.with.your.dealer.or.service.personnel
• .The.projected.image.position.and/or.focus.may.change.during.warm-up.(approx.30.
minutes.after.the.lamp.is.turned.on).or.when.the.ambient.conditions.change.Readjust.
the.image.position.and/or.focus.as.necessary
• .Since.the.projector.features.a.short.throw,.be.aware.that.it.is.required.to.select.a.screen.
carefully.to.have.better.performance
-.A.soft.screen.such.as.a.pull-down.screen.may.cause.serious.distortion.of.a.projected.
image.A.hard.screen.such.as.a.board.screen.is.recommended.for.use.with.this.
projector
-.A.high-gain.screen.such.as.a.bead.screen.that.has.narrow.viewing.angle.is.not.suitable.
for.this.projector.A.low-gain.screen.(around.10).such.as.a.matte.screen.that.has.wide.
viewing.angle.is.recommended.for.use.with.this.projector
-.
A.screen.with.a.weave.pattern.may.cause.moiré.on.the.projected.image,.which.is.not.a.
failure.of.the.projector.A.screen.that.has.less.moiré.effects.is.recommended.for.use.with.this.
projector
► Place.the.projector.in.a.stable.horizontal.position.If.the.
projector.falls.or.is.knocked.over,.it.could.cause.injury.and/or.damage.to.the.
projector.Using.a.damaged.projector.could.then.result.in..re.and/or.electric.shock
•..Do.not.place.the.projector.on.an.unstable,.slanted.or.vibrational.surface.such.
as.a.wobbly.or.inclined.stand
•..Do.not.place.the.projector.on.its.side.or.front.position.
•..For.special.installation.such.as.ceiling.mounting,.be.sure.to.consult.your.dealer.
beforehand
WARNING

9
(continued.on.next.page)
Setting up
Arrangement (continued)
►Place.the.projector.in.a.cool.place,.and.ensure.that.there.is.
suf.cient.ventilation.The.high.temperature.of.the.projector.could.cause..re,.
burns.and/or.malfunction.of.the.projector
•..Do.not.stop-up,.block.or.otherwise.cover.the.projector's.vents
•..Keep.a.space.of.30.cm.or.more.between.the.sides.of.the.projector.and.other.
objects.such.as.walls
•.Do.not.place.or.attach.anything.that.would.block.the.lens.or.vent.holes
•.Do.not.place.the.projector.on.metallic.thing.or.anything.weak.in.heat
•..Do.not.place.the.projector.on.carpet,.cushions.or.bedding
•..Do.not.place.the.projector.in.direct.sunlight.or.near.hot.objects.such.as.heaters.
Do.not.place.the.projector.where.the.air.from.an.air.conditioner.or.similar.unit.
will.blow.on.it.directly
•.. Do.not.place.anything.near.the.projector.lens.or.vents,.or.on.top.of.the.projector
•.. Do.not.place.anything.that.may.be.sucked.into.or.stick.to.the.vents.on.the.
bottom.of.the.projector.This.projector.has.some.intake.vents.also.on.the.bottom
►Do.not.place.the.projector.anyplace.where.it.may.get.wet.Getting.the.projector.
wet.or.inserting.liquid.into.the.projector.could.cause..re,.electric.shock.and/or.
malfunction.of.the.projector
•..Do.not.place.the.projector.in.a.bathroom.or.the.outdoors
•..Do.not.place.anything.containing.liquid.near.the.projector
•.. Do.not.place.the.projector.where.any.oils,.such.as.cooking.or.machine.oil,.are.used
► Use.only.the.mounting.accessories.the.manufacturer.speci.ed,.and.leave.installing.
and.removing.the.projector.with.the.mounting.accessories.to.the.service.personnel
•..Read.and.keep.the.user’s.manual.of.the.mounting.accessories.used
WARNING
►Avoid.placing.the.projector.in.smoky,.humid.or.dusty.place.
Placing.the.projector.in.such.places.could.cause..re,.electric.shock.and/or.
malfunction.of.the.projector
•.Do.not.place.the.projector.near.humidi.ers,.smoking.spaces.or.a.kitchen.Also.
do.not.use.an.ultrasonic.humidi.er.near.the.projector.Otherwise.chlorine.and.
minerals.contained.in.tap.water.are.atomized.and.could.be.deposited.in.the.
projector.causing.image.degradation.or.other.problems
►
Position.the.projector.to.prevent.light.from.directly.hitting.the.projector's.remote.sensor
►Do.not.place.the.product.in.a.place.where.radio.interference.may.be.caused
►Do.not.place.this.product.in.a.magnetic..eld
► If.the.projector.is.used.at.an.altitude.of.about.1600.m.or.higher,.set.ALTITUDE.
of.the.SERVICE.item.in.the.OPTION.menu.to.HIGH .(60).Otherwise,.set.it.to.
NORMAL.
If.the.projector.is.used.with.a.wrong.setting,.it.may.cause.damage.to.the.projector.
itself.or.the.parts.inside
CAUTION

10
Setting up
Before.connecting.the.projector.to.a.device,.consult.the.manual.of.the.device.to.
con.rm.that.the.device.is.suitable.for.connecting.with.this.projector.and.prepare.
the.required.accessories,.such.as.a.cable.in.accord.with.the.signal.of.the.device.
Consult.your.dealer.when.the.required.accessory.did.not.come.with.the.product.or.
the.accessory.is.damaged
After.making.sure.that.the.device.and.projector.are.turned.off,.connect.them.
following.the.instructions.below
► Use.only.the.appropriate.accessories.Otherwise.it.could.cause.
a..re.or.damage.to.the.device.and.the.projector.
-..Use.only.the.accessories.specified.or.recommended.by.the.projector’s.
manufacturer.Consult.your.dealer.when.the.required.accessory.did.not.come.
with.the.product.or.the.accessory.is.damaged.It.may.be.regulated.under.some.
standard
-..For.a.cable.with.a.core.at.only.one.end,.connect.the.end.with.the.core.to.the.
projector.That.may.be.required.by.EMI.regulations.
-.Neither.disassemble.nor.modify.the.projector.and.the.accessories
-.Do.not.use.the.damaged.accessory.Be.careful.not.to.damage.the.accessories
Route.a.cable.so.that.it.is.neither.stepped.on.nor.pinched.out
WARNING
►Do.not.turn.on.or.off.the.projector.while.connected.to.a.device.
in.operation,.unless.that.is.directed.in.the.manual.of.the.device.Otherwise.it.may.
cause.malfunction.in.the.device.or.projector
►Be.careful.not.to.mistakenly.connect.a.connector.to.a.wrong.port.Otherwise.it.
may.cause.malfunction.in.the.device.or.projector.
-..When.connecting.a.connector.to.a.port,.make.sure.that.the.shape.of.the.
connector..ts.the.port
-..Tighten.the.screws.to.connect.a.connector.equipped.with.screws.to.a.port
-..Use.the.cables.with.straight.plugs,.not.L-shaped.ones,.as.the.input.ports.of.the.
projector.are.recessed
CAUTION
Connecting with your devices
(continued.on.next.page)
Arrangement (continued)
•.The.projector.may.make.a.rattling.sound.when.tilted,.moved.or.
shaken,.since.a..ap.to.control.the.air..ow.inside.of.the.projector.has.moved.Be.
aware.that.this.is.not.a.failure.or.malfunction
•.The.incoming.light.to.the.screen.from.the.projector.has.a.large.angle.While.
the.white.image.is.on.the.screen,.you.may.see.it.with.colors,.but.this.is.because.
of.the.type.of.the.screen.used.or.the.angles.viewed,.and.it.is.not.a.malfunction
•.When.the.ambient.temperature.is.around.35.to.40°C,.the.brightness.of.the.
lamp.is.reduced.automatically
NOTE

11
Connecting with your devices (continued)
•..When.AUTO.is.selected.for.the.COMPUTER IN1.or.COMPUTER IN2.port.in.
COMPUTER.IN.of.the.INPUT.menu,.that.port.will.accept.component.video.
signals.(40)
•..When.the.USB TYPE B.port.and.the.computer's.type.A.USB.port.are.connected,.
you.can.use.the.remote.control.as.a.simple.mouse.and.keyboard.of.the.computer.
(17)
Setting up
•.Plug-and-Play.is.a.system.composed.of.a.computer,.its.operating.system.
and.peripheral.equipment.(ie.display.devices).This.projector.is.VESA.DDC.
2B.compatible.Plug-and-Play.can.be.used.by.connecting.this.projector.to.a.
computer.that.is.VESA.DDC.(display.data.channel).compatible
-..Take.advantage.of.this.feature.by.connecting.a.computer.cable.to.the.
COMPUTER IN1.port.(DDC.2B.compatible).Plug-and-Play.may.not.work.
properly.if.any.other.type.of.connection.is.attempted
-.. Please.use.the.standard.drivers.in.your.computer.as.this.projector.is.a.Plug-and-
Play.monitor
About Plug-and-Play capability
(continued.on.next.page)
Computer
HDMI
AUDIO
OUT
USB
(A) DISPLAY

12
Connecting with your devices (continued)
(continued.on.next.page)
•.Before.connecting.the.projector.to.a.computer,.consult.the.computer’s.
manual.and.check.the.compatibility.of.the.signal.level,.the.synchronization.
methods.and.the.display.resolution.output.to.the.projector.
-..Some.signal.may.need.an.adapter.to.input.this.projector
-..Some.computers.have.multiple.screen.display.modes.that.may.include.some.
signals.which.are.not.supported.by.this.projector
-..Although.the.projector.can.display.signals.with.resolution.up.to.UXGA..
(1600X1200),.the.signal.will.be.converted.to.the.projector’s.panel.resolution.
before.being.displayed.The.best.display.performance.will.be.achieved.if.the.
resolutions.of.the.input.signal.and.the.projector.panel.are.identical
•..If.you.connect.this.projector.to.a.notebook.computer,.you.need.to.output.the.
display.to.an.external.monitor,.or.output.simultaneously.to.the.internal.display.
and.an.external.monitor.Consult.the.computer's.manual.for.the.setting
•..Depending.on.the.input.signal,.the.automatic.adjustment.function.of.this.
projector.may.take.some.time.and.not.function.correctly.
-..Note.that.a.composite.sync.signal.or.sync-on-green.signal.may.confuse.the.
automatic.adjustment.function.of.this.projector.(40).
-..If.the.automatic.adjustment.function.does.not.work.correctly,.you.may.not.see.
the.dialog.to.set.the.display.resolution.In.such.a.case,.use.an.external.display.
device.You.may.be.able.to.see.the.dialog.and.set.an.appropriate.display.
resolution
NOTE
Setting up

13
Connecting with your devices (continued)
Setting up
To.use.network.functions.of.the.projector,.connect.the.LAN.port.with.the.
computer's.LAN.port,.or.with.an.access.point.that.is.connected.to.the.computer.
with.wireless.LAN,.using.a.LAN.cable.To.use.NETWORK.BRIDGE.function,.
also.connect.the.CONTROL.port.and.an.RS-232C.port.of.the.external.device.to.
communicate.as.a.network.terminal.See.the User's Manual - Network Guide.for.
details.of.the.network.functions
►Before.connecting.the.projector.to.a.network.system,.be.sure.to.
obtain.the.consent.of.the.administrator.of.the.network
► Do.not.connect.the.LAN.port.to.any.network.that.might.have.the.excessive.voltage
CAUTION
RS-232C
LAN RS-232C
Access
point
Computer
(continued.on.next.page)
External Device

14
Setting up
•.The.HDMI.port.of.this.model.is.compatible.with.HDCP.(High-bandwidth.
Digital.Content.Protection).and.therefore.capable.of.displaying.a.video.signal.
from.HDCP.compatible.DVD.players.or.the.like
-.The.HDMI.supports.the.following.signals
Video.signal.:.480i@60,.480p@60,.576i@50,.576p@50,.720p@50/60,.
1080i@50/60,.1080p@50/60
Audio.signal.:.Format.Linear.PCM
Sampling.frequency.48kHz./.441kHz./.32kHz
-.This.projector.can.be.connected.with.another.equipment.that.has.HDMITM.
connector,.but.with.some.equipment.the.projector.may.not.work.properly,.
something.like.no.video
-.Be.sure.to.use.an.HDMITM.cable.that.has.the.HDMITM.logo
-.Use.a.Category.2-certied.HDMITM.cable.to.input.1080p@50/60.signal.to.the.
projector
-.When.the.projector.is.connected.with.a.device.having.DVI.connector,.use.a.
DVI.to.HDMITM.cable.to.connect.with.the.HDMI.input
NOTE
Connecting with your devices (continued)
VCR/DVD/Blu-ray Disc player Monitor
Speakers
(with an amplier)
COMPONENT
Cb/Pb
Y
Cr/Pr
RL
VIDEO
AUDIO
OUT
HDMI R
L
S-VIDEO
AUDIO
OUT
RL
RGB IN

15
Setting up
Connecting to a power supply
1 Put.the.connector.of.the.power.cord.into.the.
AC.(AC.inlet).of.the.projector
2 Firmly.plug.the.power.cord’s.plug.into.the.
outlet.In.a.couple.of.seconds.after.the.
power.supply.connection,.the.POWER.
indicator.will.light.up.in.steady.orange
►Please.use.extra.caution.when.connecting.the.power.cord,.as.
incorrect.or.faulty.connections.may.result.in..re.and/or.electrical.shock
•.Do.not.touch.the.power.cord.with.a.wet.hand
•.Only.use.the.power.cord.that.came.with.the.projector.If.it.is.damaged,.consult.
your.dealer.to.get.a.new.one.Never.modify.the.power.cord.
•.Only.plug.the.power.cord.into.an.outlet.whose.voltage.is.matched.to.the.power.
cord.The.power.outlet.should.be.close.to.the.projector.and.easily.accessible.
Remove.the.power.cord.for.complete.separation
•.Do.not.distribute.the.power.supply.to.multiple.devices.Doing.so.may.overload
the.outlet.and.connectors,.loosen.the.connection,.or.result.in..re,.electric.shock
or.other.accidents
WARNING
Using the security bar and slot
A.commercial.anti-theft.chain.or.wire.up.to.
10.mm.in.diameter.can.be.attached.to.the.
security.bar.on.the.projector
Also.this.product.has.the.security.slot.for.
the.Kensington.lock.
For.details,.see.the.manual.of.the.security.
tool
►Do.not.use.the.security.bar.and.slot.to.prevent.the.projector.
from.falling.down,.since.it.is.not.designed.for.it
WARNING
►Do.not.place.anti-theft.chain.or.wire.near.the.exhaust.vents.
It.may.become.too.hot.
CAUTION
•.The.security.bar.and.slot.is.not.comprehensive.theft.prevention.
measures.It.is.intended.to.be.used.as.supplemental.theft.prevention.measure
NOTE
Please.remember.that.when.the.DIRECT.POWER.
ON.function.activated.(53),.the.connection.of.the.
power.supply.make.the.projector.turn.on
AC Power.cord
Security.bar
Security.slot
Anti-theft.chain.or.wire

16
Remote control
Remote.control
About the remote control signal
The.remote.control.works.with.the.projector’s.remote.
sensor.This.projector.has.a.remote.sensor.on.the.front
The.sensor.senses.the.signal.within.the.following.range.
when.the.sensor.is.active:
60.degrees.(30.degrees.to.the.left.and.right.of.the.sensor).
within.about.3.meters
Installing the batteries
Please.insert.the.batteries.into.the.remote.control.before.using.it.If.the.remote.control.
starts.to.malfunction,.try.to.replace.the.batteries.If.you.will.not.use.the.remote.control.for.
long.period,.remove.the.batteries.from.the.remote.control.and.store.them.in.a.safe.place
►Always.handle.the.batteries.with.care.and.use.them.only.as.
directed.Improper.use.may.result.in.battery.explosion,.cracking.or.leakage,.
which.could.result.in.re,.injury.and/or.pollution.of.the.surrounding.environment
•.Be.sure.to.use.only.the.batteries.specied.Do.not.use.batteries.of.different.
types.at.the.same.time.Do.not.mix.a.new.battery.with.used.one.
•. Make.sure.the.plus.and.minus.terminals.are.correctly.aligned.when.loading.a.battery
•.Keep.a.battery.away.from.children.and.pets
•.Do.not.recharge,.short.circuit,.solder.or.disassemble.a.battery
•. Do.not.place.a.battery.in.a.re.or.water.Keep.batteries.in.a.dark,.cool.and.dry.place
•.If.you.observe.battery.leakage,.wipe.out.the.leakage.and.then.replace.a.battery.
If.the.leakage.adheres.to.your.body.or.clothes,.rinse.well.with.water.immediately
•.Obey.the.local.laws.on.disposing.the.battery
WARNING
•. The.remote.control.signal.reected.in.the.screen.or.the.like.may.be.available.
If.it.is.difcult.to.send.the.signal.to.the.sensor.directly,.attempt.to.make.the.signal.reect
•.The.remote.control.uses.infrared.light.to.send.signals.to.the.projector.(Class.1.
LED),.so.be.sure.to.use.the.remote.control.in.an.area.free.from.obstacles.that.
could.block.the.remote.control’s.signal.to.the.projector
•. The.remote.control.may.not.work.correctly.if.strong.light.(such.as.direct.sun.
light).or.light.from.an.extremely.close.range.(such.as.from.an.inverter.uorescent.
lamp).shines.on.the.remote.sensor.of.the.projector.Adjust.the.position.of.
projector.avoiding.those.lights
NOTE
Remote..
sensor
30º 30º Approx
3.m.
1 Remove.the.battery.cover
2 Align.and.insert.the.two.AA.batteries.
.
(HITACHI MAXELL Part No.LR6 or R6P).
according.to.their.plus.and.minus.terminals
.as.indicated.in.the.remote.control
3
Put.the.battery.cover.back.to.the.former.state

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Remote control
Changing the frequency of remote control signal
The.accessory.remote.control.has.the.two.choices.on.signal.
frequency.Mode.1:NORMAL.and.Mode.2:HIGH.If.the.remote.control.
does.not.function.properly,.attempt.to.change.the.signal.frequency
In.order.to.set.the.Mode,.please.keep.pressing.the.combination.of.
two.buttons.listed.below.simultaneously.for.about.3.seconds
Using as a simple PC mouse & keyboard
(1).PAGE UP key:.Press.PAGE UP.button
(2).PAGE DOWN key:.Press.PAGE DOWN.button
(3).Mouse left button:.Press.ENTER.button
(4).Move pointer:.Use.the.cursor.buttons.▲,.▼,.◄.and.►
(5).ESC key:.Press.ESC.button
(6).Mouse right button:.Press.RESET.button
►Improper.use.of.the.simple.mouse.&.keyboard.
function.could.damage.your.equipment.While.using.this.
function,.please.connect.this.product.only.to.a.computer.Be.
sure.to.check.your.computer’s.manuals.before.connecting.this.
product.to.the.computer
NOTICE
When.the.simple.mouse.&.keyboard.function.of.this.product.does.not.work.
correctly,.please.check.the.following
•.When.a.USB.cable.connects.this.projector.with.a.computer.having.a.built-in.pointing.
device.(eg.track.ball).like.a.laptop.PC,.open.BIOS.setup.menu,.then.select.the.external.
mouse.and.disable.the.built-in.pointing.device,.because.the.built-in.pointing.device.may.
have.priority.to.this.function
•.
Windows.XP.SP3.or.higher.is.required.for.this.function.And.also.this.function.may.not.work.
depending.on.the.computer’s.con.gurations.and.mouse.drivers.This.function.can.work.with.the.
computer.which.can.operate.general.USB.mouse.or.keyboard
•.You.cannot.do.things.like.press.two.buttons.at.once.(for.instance,.pressing.two.buttons.
at.the.same.time.to.move.the.mouse.pointer.diagonally)
•.
This.function.is.activated.only.when.the.projector.is.working.properly.This.function.is.not.
available.in.any.of.the.following.cases:
-.While.the.lamp.is.warming.up.(The.
POWER indicator.blinks.in.green)
-.While.displaying.BLANK.
(27) .or.TEMPLATE. (51) .screen
-.When.any.menu.is.displayed.on.the.screen
-.
While.using.the.cursor.buttons.to.operate.the.sound.or.screen.functions.such.as.adjusting.the.
sound.volume,.correcting.the.keystone,.correcting.the.picture.position.and.magnifying.the.screen
NOTE
(1).Set.to.Mode.1:NORMAL.VOLUME - and.RESET.buttons.
(2).Set.to.Mode.2:HIGH.MAGNIFY OFF.and.ESC.buttons
Please.remember.that.the.REMOTE.FREQ.in.the.SERVICE.item.of.
the.OPTION.menu
.(  61) .of.the.projector.to.be.controlled.should.be.
set.to.the.same.mode.as.the.remote.control
VIDEO
DOC.CAMERA
KEYSTONE
ASPECT SEARCH BLANK
MUTE
MY BUTTON
POSITION
ESC
MENU
RESET
COMPUTER MY SOURCE/
AUTO
MAGNIFY PAGE
DOWN
ON
OFF
FREEZE
UP
ー
＋
VOLUME
12
ENTER
(1)(2)
VIDEO
DOC.CAMERA
KEYSTONE
ASPECT SEARCH BLANK
MUTE
MY BUTTON
POSITION
ESC
MENU
RESET
COMPUTER MY SOURCE/
AUTO
MAGNIFY PAGE
DOWN
ON
OFF
FREEZE
UP
ー
＋
VOLUME
12
ENTER
(1)
(3)
(5)
(2)
(4)
(6)
USB TYPE B.
port
The.accessory.remote.control.works.as.a.simple.mouse
and.keyboard.of.the.computer,.when.the.projector’s.USB
TYPE.B.port.and.the.computer’s.type.A.USB.port.are
connected

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Power on/off
1 Make.sure.that.the.power.cord.is.rmly.
and.correctly.connected.to.the.projector.
and.the.outlet
Turning on the power
2
3
Power.on/off
VIDEO
DOC.CAMERA
KEYSTONE
ASPECT SEARCH BLANK
MUTE
MY BUTTON
POSITION
ESC
MENU
RESET
COMPUTER
MY SOURCE/
AUTO
MAGNIFY PAGE
DOWN
ON
OFF
FREEZE UP
ー
＋
VOLUME
12
ENTER
FOCUS
-+
D-ZOOM
-+
Make.sure.that.the.POWER.indicator.is.
steady.orange.(79).Then,.remove.the.
lens.cover
Press.the.STANDBY/ON button.on.the.
projector.or.the.remote.control.The.
projection.lamp.will.light.up.and.the.
POWER.indicator.will.begin.blinking.in.
green.When.the.power.is.completely.on,.
the.indicator.will.stop.blinking.and.light.in.
steady.green.(79)
VIDEO
DOC.CAMERA
KEYSTONE
ASPECT SEARCH BLANK
MUTE
MYBUTTON
POSITION
ESC
MENU
RESET
COMPUTER MYSOURCE/
AUTO
MAGNIFY
PAGE
DOWN
ON
OFF
FREEZE
UP
ー
＋
VOLUME
12
ENTER
POWER.indicator
(continued.on.next.page)
STANDBY/ON.button
To.display.the.picture,.select.an.input.signal.according.to.the.section.Selecting an
input signal.(20)
The.INITIAL.SETTING.Menu.will.be.displayed.by.factory.default.upon.startup.
Once.the.INITIAL.SETTING.Menu.is.set,.it.will.not.appear.until.FACTORY.RESET.
(64).is.executed.If.you.wish.to.change.the.settings,.refer.to.the.LANGUAGE.
(47).and.ALTITUDE.(60).menu.
(1)..LANGUAGE:.Use.the.▲/▼/◄/►.
buttons.to.select.the.desired.language.
and.press.the.ENTER.button.of.the.
remote.control.or.the.INPUT.button.of.
the.projector.to.execute
(2)..ALTITUDE:.Use.the.▲/▼.buttons.to.
select.NORMAL.for.altitude.below.1600.
m.(5250.feet),.otherwise.select.HIGH.
and.press.the.ENTER.button.of.the.
remote.control.or.the.INPUT.button.of.
the.projector.to.execute

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Power on/off
►Do.not.touch.around.the.lamp.cover.and.the.exhaust.vents.
during.use.or.just.after.use,.since.it.is.too.hot
►Remove.the.power.cord.for.complete.separation.The.power.outlet.should.be.
close.to.the.projector.and.easily.accessible
WARNING
1 Press.STANDBY/ON.button.on.the.projector.or.on.the.remote.control
The.message.“Power.off?”.will.appear.on.the.screen.for.about.5.seconds
Turning off the power
2 Press.the.STANDBY/ON.button.again.while.the.message.appears
The.projector.lamp.will.go.off,.and.the.POWER.indicator.will.begin.blinking.
in.orange.Then.the.POWER.indicator.will.stop.blinking.and.light.in.steady.
orange.when.the.lamp.cooling.is.complete.(79)
Do.not.turn.the.projector.on.for.about.10.minutes.or.more.after.turning.it.off.
Also,.do.not.turn.the.projector.off.shortly.after.turning.it.on.Such.operations.might.
cause.the.lamp.to.malfunction.or.shorten.the.lifetime.of.some.parts.including.the.lamp
•.Turn.the.power.on/off.in.right.order.Please.power.on.the.projector.
prior.to.the.connected.devices.
•. This.projector.has.the.function.that.can.make.the.projector.automatically.turn.on/
off.Please.refer.to.the.DIRECT.POWER.ON. (53) .and.AUTO.POWER.OFF. (54) .
items.of.the.OPTION.menu
NOTE
3 Attach.the.lens.cover,.after.the.POWER.indicator.turns.in.steady.orange
Turning on the power (continued)
WARNING..►A.strong.light.is.emitted.when.the.projector’s.power.is.on.Do.
not.look.into.the.lens.of.the.projector.or.look.inside.of.the.projector.through.any.
of.the.projector’s.openings,.since.the.projection.ray.may.cause.a.trouble.on.
your.eyes
►Do.not.touch.around.the.lamp.cover.and.the.exhaust.vent.during.use.or.just.
after.use,.since.it.is.too.hot

20
VIDEO
DOC.CAMERA
KEYSTONE
ASPECT SEARCH BLANK
MUTE
MY BUTTON
POSITION
ESC
MENU
RESET
COMPUTER MY SOURCE/
AUTO
MAGNIFY PAGE
DOWN
ON
OFF
FREEZE
UP
ー
＋
VOLUME
12
ENTER
Operating
Operating
1
Adjusting the volume
Use.the.VOLUME +/VOLUME -.buttons.to.adjust.the.volume
A.dialog.will.appear.on.the.screen.to.aid.you.in.adjusting.the.
volume.If.you.do.not.do.anything,.the.dialog.will.automatically.
disappear.after.about.ten.seconds
●..When. .is.selected.for.current.picture.input.port,.the.volume.adjustment.is.
disabled.Please.see.AUDIO.SOURCE.item.of.AUDIO.menu.(46)
●..Even.if.the.projector.is.in.the.standby.mode,.the.volume.is.adjustable.in.the.
following.conditions:
-..An.option.other.than. .is.selected.for.STANDBY.in.the.AUDIO.SOURCE.
item.of.the.AUDIO.menu.(46)
-. NORMAL.is.selected.in.the.STANDBY.MODE.item.of.the.SETUP.menu. (44)
1 Press.MUTE.button.on.the.remote.control.
A.dialog.will.appear.on.the.screen.indicating.that.you.have.muted.
the.sound.
To.restore.the.sound,.press.the..MUTE,.VOLUME +.or.
VOLUME -.button.Even.if.you.do.not.do.anything,.the.dialog.
will.automatically.disappear.after.about.ten.seconds
Temporarily muting the sound
●..When. .is.selected.for.current.picture.input.port,.the.sound.is.always.muted.
Please.see.AUDIO.SOURCE.item.of.AUDIO.menu.(46)
●..CC.(Closed.Caption).is.automatically.activated.when.sound.is.muted.and.an.
input.signal.containing.CC.is.received.This.function.is.available.only.when.
the.signal.is.NTSC.for.VIDEO.or.S-VIDEO,[email protected].COMPUTER IN1.
or.COMPUTER IN2,.and.when.AUTO.is.selected.for.DISPLAY.in.the.CC.
menu.under.the.SCREEN.menu.(52)
1 Press.the.INPUT button.on.the.projector.
Each.time.you.press.the.button,.the.projector.
switches.its.input.port.from.the.current.port.as.below
Selecting an input signal
(continued.on.next.page)
●.. While.ON.is.selected.for.AUTO.SEARCH.item.in.OPTION.menu.(53),.the.projector.
will.keep.checking.the.ports.in.above.order.repeatedly.till.an.input.signal.is.detected
VIDEO
DOC.CAMERA
KEYSTONE
ASPECT SEARCH BLANK
MUTE
MY BUTTON
POSITION
ESC
MENU
RESET
COMPUTER MY SOURCE/
AUTO
MAGNIFY PAGE
DOWN
ON
OFF
FREEZE
UP
ー
＋
VOLUME
12
ENTER
VOLUME +/-.button
DOC.CAMERA
SEARCH
MY SOURCE/
PAGE
PAGE
DOWN
UP
MUTE.button
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