Philips LC3500 User manual

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Gettin_ Started
Warning/Precautions ........................................................... 2
How your Projector works .................................................. 4
Description of Projector Controls ...................................... 5
De_ription of Remote Ckmtrol .......................................... 8
Setting-up the Projector + Screen .................................... 10
Audio connections
External speakers, Audio Output .lacks.
Personal computer ............................................................... 13
Basic Projector Operation ................................................... 14
Z¢_m and Focus .................................................................. 15
On-Screen Features
* How to Use On-Screen Menus ...................................... 16
AUDIO Control Adjustments
* Ba._g,Treble, Balance ....................................................... 18
* Stereo ................................................................................ 19
* Expand .............................................................................. 20
VIDEO C,mtmt Adjustments
* Bright, Ctmtrast, Caviar,Tint, Sharp .............................. 21
INPUT Tunin_ Control Adjustments
* Picture Source - AUX 1, AUX 2 & AUX 3 .................. 23
* Picture Source - S-Video ................................................. 24
DATA INPUT Control Adjustments
* To select Dam Input ........................................................ 25
FEATURES Omtrol Adjustments
* Per.'_mal ['references......................................................... 27
*Autostart ........................................................................... 29
LENS CONTROL with remote
* g,_om ................................................................................. 30
* Focu_................................................................................. 30
DATA MENU Control Adjustments
* Image - Phase, Brightness. Contrast ............................... 31
* Audio - Bass, Treble, Balance, ._)und M<xte, Expand ... 32
*Setup -Hor. D_sition, Vert. D_sition,
Personal Preference, Curtain. Computer Ident ................. 33
*l.)ata exit ........................................................................... 34
Remote Control Operation
*Timer ................................................................................ 35
* Closing/Opening Curtain ................................................ 36
* Direct Access ........_........................................................... 36
Replacing the Lamp ............................................................ 37
General Information
Tips if .something isn't working .......................................... 39
Technical Specifications ..................................................... 40
Glossary of Terms ................................................................ 41
Warrant,,". ............................................................................. 42
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
co_aditions: ( 1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR
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EXCESSIVE MOISTURE.
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Referto them whenever you askyourdealerabout this Projector.
ModelNo...................................................................................................................................................................................
SerialNo...................................................................................................................................................................................
Purchase Date .........................................................
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our Projectorisacompactunitwhich
enablesyou toprojectlargepicturesonto
screens,just likeaslideormovieprojector.
Inside your Projector are two main
sections:
• the Electronic section which handles
the signals coming from your computer
or video source
• the Optical section which projects
the pictures onto your screen.
The picture is built up inside the
projector on three Liquid Crystal panels,
one for each of the three primary colors
(red, _een and blue). The optical
system combines these into one high-
quality, full-color picture which is then
projected onto your screen.
The Projector uses a zoom lens so you
can easily change the picture size to fit
your screen.
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FEATURES
Compact Projector with 2x zoom lens,
giving pictures from 40 to 140 inches
wide. Zoom and focus manually and via
remote control.
Liquid Crystal Display panels for high
quality pictures. Long life metal Halide
Lamp. Multi beam light collection for
excellent comer brightness.
On-Screen graphics display for feature
controls such as channel programming,
timer settings, and color adjustments.
Infrared Remote Control operates your
Projector and VCR.
Stereo-Ready for receiving transmissions
in stereo sound. Internal, monaural
speaker. Gmnects to audio
hi-fi systems for stereo sound.
Audio/Video jackpanei for direct
connections of accessories such as
VCRs.
RGB Inputs
Timer which automaticalh/turns the
Projector OFF after a preset time period.
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LENS
The picture isprojectedfromhereonto
yourgreen
LOUDSPEAKER
Hiddenbehindthe front_ille
POWER ON/STAND BY
Lightswhen ProjectorisON.
Front view
FOCUS CONTROL RING
Turning thismakes the pictureon your
screensharper.
ZOOM CONTROL RING
Turning this makesthe pictureon your
screenlager or smaller.
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Side view
INDICATOR LAMPS
0••
ERRI_I
(red) (red)
Push the front control
_'rt° make"sw_ng1_ _"
open. Push it again to
close. IControls are behind the swing-out front control door.
See next page for details.

ProjectorFrontPanelButtonsandJacks
POWER ON [STAND BY BUTTON
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VOLUME .(UP),
v(DOWN) BUTTONS
Press to adjust the Projector sound
level.
MENU BUTTONS
Press the MENU button m display On-
Screen feature controls.
Press ADVANCE or RETURN to move
through the list of On-Screen features.
Press • to get a menu of a selected On-
Screen feature.
Press• and • to adjust the menu item
seLected.
In Menu m_x:le,press STATUS (EXIT) to
switch On-Screen displaysOFT.
In normal mtx:le,press STATUS {EXIT)
once to get short display of settings, twice
to get long, more detailed display.
S-VHS (AUX 3)
JackforS-VHS,VideoinputfromVCR or
camcorder.
,AUDIO lACKS
L(eft)jack forleft-channelaudioinput.
R(ight)jack forright-channelaudio input.
VIDEO IN (AUX 3)
RCA Jack fo_VCR or camcorder.
HEADPHONES " r_ ,,
Jack for headphones (6,3 mm)..
Youcan _,itch offthe internal g-eaker\xfth
the INrFERNALIEXTERNALspeakerswitch
on the back o_the Projector(See page7).
MIRROR
This button controls an internal electronic
"mirror" which determines how the picture
appears on your screen. You only need to
this control when you want to use the
Projector with a rear projection screen or
mirror. Each time you press the button it
changes the orientation of the picture on
yourscreen (,'_e page 11).
The Projector 'remembers' its last setting.

Projector Back Panel
Use this connector (Sub-D) to connect a
personal computer (VGA or Macintosh
input). See page 25 for details.
Connect the audio (R+L, or mono) to the
RCA jacks of AUX 2.
AUDIO
The selected audio signal isoutput here for
connection to an external audio amplifier.
(Not remote controlled)
S-VHS INPUT
PlugyourS-VHSVCR or camcorderin
here (Seepage24 fordetails).
S-VHS OUTPUT
Loopoutputof S-VHS input.
AUX l& I_
Usetheseconnectorsforexternalequipment
suchas aVCRor CDV (CompactDisc
Videtq(Seepa_ 23).
AUX 1
Usetheseconnectors(BNC)toconnectthe
videofrom(orto) externalequipmentsuchas
a VCRorCDV(CompactDiscVideo).
Conrmvtthe audio(R+L,ormono)to the
RCAjacks.
AUX 2
Use these connectors (BNC) to connect an
RGB videosource.Connect the audio (R+L
or mono) to the RCA jacks. At sync/video
input alsoVCR or CDV connection ispossible.
ForRGB this input is forthe _'nchronimtion.
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS
Connect yourextema!speakershere
(Seepage 13).
INTERNAL/EXTERNAL
SPEAKER S'WITCH
Pressto playsoundthroughyourexternal
speakerconnections.The Projectorspeaker
isOFFin thisposition.
Pressa_in m listento sound fromthe
Projectorspeaker.
FUSES
Not userserviceable.Fusesshouldonlybe
replacedbyyourdealeror service
or_nization.
MAIN POWER
The Projector can be turned on or off, using
the Projector Power button on the remote
control or the POWER ON/STAND BY
button on the front. Press MAIN POWER
to cut off tx_werto the Projector
completely. In the OUT [x_sition, you
cannot switch on the Projector using the
remote or the POWER ON/STAND BY
button on the front panel.
HEIGHT ADIUSTING FEET
Turn these to tilt the Projector do_'n_irds
(See page 10 for details).

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VCR BUTTONS
Foruse ofVCR (VideoCassetteRecorder)
buttons see"RemoteControlOperatioinof
a VCR" on page9.
VCR POWER BUTTON
Press to turn VCRs ON and OFF.
MENU BUTTONS
Pressthe MENUbutton to displayOn,
Screen featurecontrols. Press• or •
buttons to moveforwardand backward
through the listofOn-screen items.Press
• or I_to select an On-Screen itemand
adjustsetting. Pressthe EXITbutton to
clearthe screenaftercontroladjustments.
Also pressthe EXITbutton toseethe
current channel numberor sourceon the
projectorscreen.
ZOOM AND FOCUS BUTTONS
PressZOOM +/-to cotrolZOOM.
PressFOCUS +/-to cotrol FOCUS.
Youcan enable/disablethe -oomand focus
controls usingthe LENSCONTROL
menu (See page27).
MUTE BUTTON
Pressto tum the sound of the projector
OFF. Pressa_in to return thesoundto
previouslevel.
To _thesupplied(9 Volt)
batter)'intotheremote:
<_ Remove the batteD,
compartment lidon the backof the
remote.
_ Placethe batteD"in the remote.
Besure to linethe (+) and (-) endsofthe
battery up correctly.
<Q_ Reattach the batteR"lid.
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ZOOM 456
789
FOCUS
LCD
projection
Bottom of remote control unit
•TIMER BUTTON
Set the Projectorto tum itselfOFF
automatically(See page35 fordetails).
Selectionof 4 personalpreferencesettin_
andone Factorypreset.
SWITCH
Pressto operatea VCR. Do not pressto
operatethe projector.
•PROIECTOR POWER BUTTON
Pressto turn projectorON and OFF.
BRIGHTNESS BUTTON
Pressto adjustthe brightnesslevel.
-VOLUME BUTTON
Press to adjustthe soundlevel.
•NUMBER BUTTONS
Pressthesebuttons to selectitemsin the
menu's.
•CURTAIN BUTTON
When the projectoris inthe DATA
INPUT mode,pressDATA to blank the
projectorpictuzewith a pre-defineclcurtain
(seepage33 fordetails).
•DIRECT ACCESS BUTTONS
Pressto selectone of the external input
;ources.Directaccessis not possiblewhen
the menu isactivated.

@>Press the Projector-VCR switch.
Point the front of the remote
towards the front of the VCR (remote
sensor window) when pressing buttons.
_ Remember. The VCR function
buttons on the Projector remote will
not operate your VCR if itdoes not have
those features.
SCAN BUTTON
In playback mode, hold the SCAN button
to view picture moving rapidly fonvard.
SEARCH BUTTON
In playback mode, hold the SEARCH
button to view picture moving rapidly in
reverse.
REW(IND) BUTTON
Pressto rewind tapes.ForsomeVCRsyou
mayneed to pressthe STOP button first,
then REWIND.
VCR POWER BUTTON
Press to turn the VCR ON and OFF.
PRO]ECTOR-VCR SWITCH
Press to operate the VCR. IX) not press to
to operate the projector.
FF_ (FAST FORWARD)
BUTTON
Press to vapidly advance the tape. For
some VCRs you max:need to press STOP
first, then FF.
1 2
4 5
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LCD
projection
RECORD BUTTON
Hold the RECORDbutton down and then
pressthe PLAYbutton m begina VCR
recording.
--PLAY BUTTON
Pressto playbacka tape. Holddo_'nafter
pressingthe RECORDbutton to start a
recording.
-- STOP BUTTON
Pressto stopthe tape.
PAUSE BUTTON
Pressto temlv._mrilystopthe tape during a
playbackor recording.Pressagainto release
PAUSE.
-- NUMBER BUTTONS
Pressbuttons fi)r direct VCR channel
selections or menu items.

roperinstallaaonof your Projectorwill
ensure that you make themost of the
set's [emttres.Read all ofpages I0 through
14 carehdJybe[orestartingto instal]your
P_oje_o't'.
1) Choose the screen position
You get maximum picture contrast when
the least ambient light falls on the
screen. Place the screen where light from
windows, room lighting etc. does not
disturb the picture.
2) Choosethe Projector position
Ideally,the Projectorshould belocated
at aboutthe sameheight fromthe floor
asthe topof the screenand directlyin
frontofit.
The Projector can be placed on a wall-
mounted shelf (minimum size 17 x 24
inches), a cabinet top, or a rackcan also
be used. Make sure you can hide the
cables connected to the set.
The Projector has adjustable feet at the
rear. Tum these if you need to point the
Projector dmmwards m the screen.
1. LIGHTING
2. MOUNTING
Projector
Side view
N
Top of screen
Projection Screen
Top view
90 °
Side view
Height Adjusting Feet
to
lower to raise
(Con_auedon nextpage)
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If you cannot put the Projector at the
same height as the bottom of the screen,
but rather lower, you have two choices:
2A. The front of the Projector can be
tilted uD_ards; the picture willnot then be
perfectly rectangular when the screen
hangs vertically. This iscalled the
"ke3_tone" effect.
By pushing the sides of the handle it can
be turned.
Now the handle can be used for lifting the
front of the projector.
The handle can also be removcxt by
removing the caps in the sides. The holes
appearing can be closed with the supplied
caps.
The projector has adjustable feet at the
rear. Turn these ifyou need to point the
projector downwards to the screen.
Note: The Projector should not be tilted
up or doa_n more than 15de_ees from its
nonnal horizontal Ix)sition-
2B. If you want to use the Projector with a
rear projection screen or in a ceiling mount
(Projector positioned upside down), you
will need to change the internal mirror.
Youdo this using the humm marked
MIRROR which is behind the swing-out
control door on the front panel. Each time
you press MIRROR, the picture on the
screen changes orientation.
3) Choose the size of screen
Choose a screen size that fits the planned
seating eapaciD-and room dimensions.
Agood _ide is:
* Two times the screen width should equal
the distance from the screen to the front
row of seats
* Six times the screen width should equa!
the distance from the screen to the back
row of seats.
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Keystone effect
2A. TILTING
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SAMPLE SET-UP FOR TABLE TOP USE
MAGNIF'CATION 90% 0FMAXIMUM
'_CRE_N-" "" _" ""
10 DEGREESTILTEDTOELtMNATE "" -.... ---. /PROJECTOR
KEYSTONEEFFECT _ _.._ 10°TILTED
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192" (16FEET)
2B. REAR PROJECTION
Top view
Projector
viewers
3. CHOOSING THE SCREEN SIZE
Top view
viewers
Back
6 x screen width
2 x screen wicl_
Front
row
I
screen
widttl
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Your Projector has a 2x zoom lens. This
means that the picture you get on the
screen at maximum magnification is twice
as big as that projected at minimum
magnification. For example, at a distance
of 22 feet you get a 100-inch picture on
the screen at full magnification. You can
use the zoom lens to reduce this to 50
inches at minimum magnification.
If you want apicture size of 100 inches,
the Projector can be between about 22
and 44 feet from the screen. Chcx}se a
screen and projection distance in the
middle of the zoom range (mid-range
magnification). This gives the best
picture quality and means you can fit the
picture exactly to your screen by ztx}ming
in or out a little.
The table alongside shows you tTpical
picture sizes at various distances. More
information is given in the "Technical
Specification" on page 40.
3) Choose the type of screen
Ch_x_sethe type of screen-mount you
prefer (stand type, wall-mount, pull-down
etc).
Choose a screen with a width to height
ratio of 4:3 (aspect ratio of 1.33) to match
the NTSC picture format. A black
masking border around the screen will
give a crisp rectangular picture.
The picture appears brightest (highest
gain) when you sit directh, in front of it
and gets dimmer as you move to the sides.
Tr3."to keep the viewing angle as narrow
as possible for most viewers.
Chcx_sethe ty'_ of screen surface best
suited to your room and viewing
conditions:
Pearlescent - highest gain, narrow
viewing angles.
Silver lenticular - mc_diumgain, wide
viewing angles. This t3_peof screen is not
recommended.
Matt white - wide viewing angles, needs
darkened room.
Polarized - By using this D-peof screen,
the contrast in a light environment can
be improved.
Ifin doubt, consult yourdealeron the
bestchoiceofscreenforyourroom.
MAGNIRCATION
Maximum and minimum magnification (examples)
maximum picture size
at 22 teet distance
minimum picture size
at 22 teet _stance
Mid -range magnification (examples)
Distance from Projector to screen (in feet)
Picture width in Maximum Mid-range Minimum
inches magnification magnificat ion magnification
40 9 13 18
60 14 19 26
80 18 25 35
100 22 31 44
Larger picture sizes can be reached by putting the Projector at a
greater distance.
For best results, choose your screen and projection distance using
mid-range magnification of the zoom lens.
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you canconnectexte_ speakerstoenjoy
s _/eo $ol_.
Connect external speakersto the
speakerwireterminalson the Projector.
Speakers:8 ohm, I0 watt minimum.
<_ Turn Projector on. Select AUDIO
Menuand place the Projectorin the
STEREOmote (Seepage 19).
<Q_ Place the speakerssoyou enjoy
gtxxtstereosound.
Back of Projector
)EXTERNALSPEAKERS_
External Speakers
L_'I 'F [, "
heAUDIO OgT(put) jacks on therearof
theProjector_ beusedtop_ ehesoundof
theconnectedsignal_ou_ anaudiohi-fisystem.
Connect the R(ight)and L(eft)
AUDIO OUT(put) jacks on the Projector
to the R and LAUDIO IN(put) jacks on
your amplifier or sound s_tem.
<_ First turn your Projector on; then
your audio system. Adjust the sound level
coming from the Projector with the audio
amplifier VOLUME control
_ Remember. The audio ._3'stemmay
have to be in AUX m/xte to play the sound
of the connected signal.
Projector Back Panel
ou canconnec',apersonal computer to
disldaythe computerscreensonto the
Project_rrscreen
First turn OFF your computer and
Projector.
x'_ Use a Sub-D plug to connect your
computer to the DATA input socket.
<_lf ax_ilable, connect the audio (R+L,
or mono) to the RCA jacks ofAUX 2 (See
pave 7).
Computer Back Panel
DATA
/
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ou can operate your Projectorusing the
controlson thesetitself.
@ Press in the MAIN POWER button at
the back of the set to rum the Projector ON.
(Fornew sets this button ison).
Press the POWER ON/STANDBY
button on the front of the Projector.
A _een light aNwe the button lights up.
Press the VOLUME • (UP) or •
(DOWN) buttons to adjust the round level.
Remember. When you first switch on,
elected source is selected automatically
and its number appears briefly on the screen.
After that, just press the STATUS button to
_i source is selected.
Remember. During starting of the set
ol
kin_ noise may be heard. This isquite
normal.
1
Stand By:
Press the POWER ON/STAND BY
button on the fronttffthe Projector.
4
Completely off:
Press the MAIN POWER button
(at the back of the Projector )_ it goes to
the OUT position.
_ emember. After switching off
, POWER ON!STAND BY button
(or with the Remote ) the cooling fan will
run for a few more minutes. It is advised
not to press the MAIN POWER button
befi_rethe fan has stopped.
Projector Back Panel
e EXTERNAL SPEAKERS @
Front of Projector
Front of Projector
AI
Front of Projector
Projector Back Panel
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hezoomlensonyourprojectorcanbe
adjustedbyhandtomakethepictureon
thescreenlargerorsmaller.Italsohasafocus
controlto makethepicturesharp.
It is best to adjust thepicturesizefirst and
dm _focus. C-ffg-dv
Turn the Ztx_m Control ring
until the picture on the screen is the size
you want.
_Tum the Focus Control ring
until the picture is sharp.
_View of Projector
llIllllllIlllllIllIlllIlllIllllll
i
l_ Prc>s,,nv' of the :_m buttons on
the remote until dw p,cture on the screen
is the si:e v_,u\\anL Y,,u will see the word
"ZOOM" ,,n the -croon while you do this.
-_ Press ,_nc _,fthe focus buttons on
the rewrote ,_ that you x_ethe word
"FOCUS" on the screen. Prc_sthe focus
buttons until the word is as sharp as
possible. This is the best focus.
_:_ Remember.The :_xmland focus
functionsonyourremotecan bedisabled
via the menu (See page26).
5
1
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_oCOS _.
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ZOOM
Zoom Adjustments
-I-t-t- FOCUS-H-I-
Focus Adjustments
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You makeadjustmentsto yourprojected
pictureand soundusingOn-screen Menus.
To getthem on yourscreen,firstpressthe
MENUbutton on yourremote;youshould
then seethisMAIN MENU.It iscalleda
menu because,likeina restaurant,it liststhe
choicesavailableto you. Youwillnoticethat
the firstitem I. AUDIO ishighlighted.
This meansit isselected.The otheravailable
selectionsarewhite.
When you are switched to On-Screen Menu's
the • and • buttons now let you step up
and down through the menu choices. Try it.
Press the • button and watch how each menu
item is highlighted in tum.
Now we'll try changing the treble sound (the
high notes). PressMENU button to highlight
"1. AUDIO". Then press the • button to get
a menu ofall the choices available for
adjusting the sound.
You should now see a picture like the one on
the right here. Notice that there is a new
element at the top of your picture. It has a
solid blue bar. We will now make the blue bar
longer and shorter to adjust the treble sound.
Press the • button to highlight "2. TREBLE".
You could also push a number button, in this
case 2, to select treble in a direct manner.
Then press the • button and watch the blue
bar _t longer. Press the
4button to make the blue bar shorter. As
you make these changes, you will hear the
sound changing to give you more or less
treble. The Projector is set in the factory to
give the best general performance when the
blue bar reaches the middle position as shown
in our diagram. But you can adjust thin_ to
suit yourself.When you're happy with the
treble sound y_Jucan adjust some other items
in the same way if you wish.
Most of the other menus work as described on
the previous page except that you don't always
have the blue bar; sometimes you get a choice
of two or three items instead.
(Continuedon nextpage)
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MAIN MENU Screen
TELEVISIONADJUSTMENTS
2.VIDEO
3.PICTURESELECT
4.DATAINPUT
5. FEATURES
II I 1 I J
I1. BASS I
2. TREBLE
3. BALANCE
4. STEREO
5. EXPAND
BASS Adjustments
I1III
1. BASS
_2.TREBLE J
3. BALANCE
4. STEREO
5. EXPAND
TREBLE Adjustments
(Cor,.tinuedon nextpage)
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To trythis out, pressthe • button to
highlight"4.STEREO".Youshouldget a
displaylikethe one on the righthere.Press
the • or _ button to highlight in turn
MONOor STEREO.
You can get back to the MAIN MENU at
any time by pressing MENU.
You can also switch the On-Screen Displays
OFF at any time by pressing the EXIT
button.
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE
MONO )STEREOI
1. BASS
2. TREBLE
3. BALANCE
14. STEREO I
5. EXPAND
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<_ Press MENU button on the remote
to show MAIN MENU.
_ Press 1 on the remote to select
AUDIO (on the MAIN MENU).
_ Press number of the desired feature
on the remote (See below).
_' Remember. The highlighted item is
ready for adjustment.
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MAIN MENU Screen
TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS t
2. VIDEO
3. PICTURE SELECT
4. DATA INPUT
5. FEATURES
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your Projectoralsohas individualsound
conmds for BASS (low freqt_lcy), TREBLE
(_qh frequencT.'),and Spe "akerBALANCE
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l_ With the AUDIO Menu displayed,
press 1for BASS, 2 for TREBLE, or 3 for
BALANCE.
_'_ Press the <or • button to adjust
the sound to lev'_lsyouprefer.
<_ Press the EXIT button to clear the
.screen.
_Go to next adjustment or remember,
when the bar scale is centered, speaker
BALANCE is centered between the
Projector's right and left side speakers.
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AUDIO Screen:
BASS Adjustment Selected
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2. TREBLE
3. BALANCE
4. STEREO
5. EXPAND
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our Projectorisequippedwithan amplifier
andtwin-speakerconnectortowhich
externalspeakerscan be connected to hear stereo
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<_ Press the • or • button to place the
Projectorin the STEREO mtxte.
The wordSTEREOishighlightedto confirm
setting.
<_Go to next adjustment or press the
EXIT button to clearthe screen
_<_:_ Remember. If a stereo signal is not
available and the Projector is placed in the
STEREO mode, sound from the Projector will
remain monaural (mono).
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE
MONO [ STEREOI
1. BASS
2. TREBLE
3. BALANCE
14.STEREO I
5. EXPAND
AUDIO Screen:
STEREO Adjustment Selected
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x/xm_ soundcanbeusedtoaddgeater
depthand dimensiontobothmonaural
(MONO) andSTEREO sound.
With the AUDIO Menu displayed,
press button 5 forEXPAND.
<_> Press the • or_ button to placethe
Projector in the EXPANDsoundmode.
The word"EXPANDED"ishighlightedto
confirmsetting.
_ Press the EXIT button to clear the
screen.
_ Remember. Under some
nonstandard transmission conditions the
stereo signal received by the Projector may be
unsuitable for the EXPANDED mode. If this
condition exists, you may still receive qualit3
stereo (or mono) sound by turning the
EXPAND mode OFF (set Projector to
NORMAL).
Expanded sound can only be heard with
extema! speakers connected.
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE
NORMAL I EXPANDED I
1. BASS
2. TREBLE
3. BALANCE
4. STEREO
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AUDIO Screen:
EXPANDED Sound Adjustment
Selected
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