Why my BenQ TH585P does not turn on?
If your BenQ Projector isn't turning on, consider these possibilities: 1. There might be no power from the power cord. Plug the power cord into the AC power jack on the projector and the power outlet. If the outlet has a switch, ensure it's on. 2. You might be attempting to turn the projector on again during the cooling process. Wait until the cooling down process has completed.
What to do if the BenQ TH585P Projector remote control does not work?
If the remote control for your BenQ Projector isn't working: * The batteries might be out of power. Replace both batteries with new ones. * There might be an obstacle between the remote control and the projector. Remove any obstacles. * You might be too far away from the projector. Stand within 8 meters (26 feet) of the projector.
What to do if my BenQ Projector has no picture?
If your BenQ Projector is showing no picture, there might be a few reasons: 1. The video source might not be turned on or connected properly. Ensure the video source is on and the signal cable is correctly connected. 2. The projector might not be correctly connected to the input signal device. Check the connection. 3. The input signal might not be correctly selected. Select the correct input signal using the SOURCE key. 4. The lens cover might still be closed. Open the lens cover.
How to fix a blurred image on a BenQ TH585P?
If the image on your BenQ Projector is blurred: 1. The projection lens might not be correctly focused. Adjust the focus of the lens using the focus ring. 2. The projector and the screen might not be aligned properly. Adjust the projection angle, direction, and height of the projector if necessary. 3. The lens cover might still be closed. Open the lens cover.
General| Type | lamp |
|---|---|
| Light Source Life | 4000 hours |
| Display | dlp |
| Noise Level | 35 decibels |
| White Brightness | 3500 lumens |
| Resolution | full hd (1080p) |
| Native Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Contrast Ratio | 10, 000:1 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Throw Ratio Range | 1.5 - 1.65:1 |
| Keystone Effect | yes |
| 3D | yes |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Video Input | vga, hdmi |
| Inputs | usb type a, vga, 3.5mm audio |
| Sound Mode | mono |
| Built In Speakers | yes |
| Speakers Output | 10 watts |
| Remote Control | yes |
| OS Compatibility | none |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 8.9 inches |
|---|---|
| Height | 4.3 inches |
| Width | 12.3 inches |
| Net Weight | 6.2 pounds |
Details BenQ's warranty against defects and conditions for the projector.
Specifies copyright ownership, usage restrictions, and warranty limitations for the manual.
Provides a link for checking BenQ projector patent coverage.
Covers reading the manual, eye safety, servicing, and power stability recommendations.
Addresses lens obstruction, lamp heat, lamp life, electrical safety, and ventilation.
Warns about unstable surfaces, disassembly, blocking ventilation, and placing objects on the projector.
Explains normal heated air odor and projector placement considerations.
Warns about liquid spills and notes capability for inverted mounting.
Lists unsuitable environments and precautions for humidity, dust, and temperature.
Classifies product as Risk Group 2 and warns against staring at the lamp or laser beams.
Lists items included in the package and optional accessories.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing batteries in the remote control.
Describes the functions of the remote control buttons and projector controls.
Details the functions of Power, Back, navigation, and volume keys.
Explains the functionality of SOURCE, ECO BLANK, OK, and MENU buttons.
Covers PIC MODE selection, audio toggling, and unsupported sound functions.
Explains controlling smart devices via the AUTO button in MHL mode.
Specifies the effective range and angle for remote control operation.
Lists factors to consider when selecting an installation location for the projector.
Describes four projector placement options: Front, Rear, Front Ceiling, Rear Ceiling.
Recommends BenQ mounting kits and security cables for safe installation.
Lists precautions and recommendations before physically mounting the projector.
Explains using adjuster feet to fine-tune the angle for trapezoidal images.
Describes the AUTO function for optimizing picture quality via intelligent adjustment.
Explains using zoom and focus rings to adjust image size and sharpness.
Details manual correction steps for trapezoidal projected images.
Lists steps before connecting and illustrates various signal cable connections.
Provides tips for enabling external display ports on notebooks.
Compares video quality levels for HDMI/MHL and Component Video inputs.
Describes mono audio output and connecting wireless dongles for smart devices.
Covers plugging in, powering on, and the initial setup wizard steps.
Details projector position, OSD language, and vertical keystone setup.
Configures automatic source searching, menu type, and password during initial setup.
Explains signal searching, 'No Signal', and 'Out of Range' messages.
Introduces the two types of OSD menus and their structures.
Lists the sub-menus and options available in the Basic Menu.
Provides instructions on how to switch from Basic to Advanced OSD menu.
Explains the use of a Kensington lock for physical security against theft.
Details setting a password and activating the Power On Lock for security.
Describes error messages and the procedure for recalling a forgotten password.
Provides instructions on how to change or disable the password protection feature.
Details how to select the desired input source from multiple connected devices.
Provides steps for powering off the projector, including the cooling process.
Explains menu variations and lists sub-menus/options in the Basic Menu.
Details picture-related sub-menus like Picture Mode, Brightness, and sound options.
Covers aspect ratio, wall color, image position, and overscan.
Details language, splash screen, auto off, and menu settings.
Covers light settings, HDMI, baud rate, quick cooling, and high altitude mode.
Lists details available in the Information menu, such as source and firmware version.
Describes predefined picture modes like Bright, Living Room, Cinema, Sports, Game, User.
Covers volume, mute, fast mode settings, and 3D content compatibility.
Explains 3D mode selection, brightness impact, and sync inversion for correction.
Provides instructions for accessing and saving settings within the Settings submenu.
Details picture modes, loading settings, and renaming user-defined modes.
Describes 3D mode appropriateness and limitations.
Explains how to adjust core picture parameters for optimal quality.
Details gamma settings and preset color temperature options.
Explains adjusting Hue, Saturation, and Gain for primary colors.
Details noise reduction, Brilliant Color, Fast Mode, and Light Mode settings.
Covers Mute, Volume, Ring Tone, and Reset Audio Settings.
Explains aspect ratio, wall color, image position, and overscan adjustment.
Details phase, H. Size, and auto adjustments for PC/Component signals.
Explains 3D capabilities, mode selection, and digital lens shift.
Covers language, splash screen, auto off, and menu settings.
Covers light settings, HDMI range, baud rate, quick cooling, and high altitude mode.
Details setting up password security, including changing and locking the power on.
Explains how to lock controls and the meaning of LED indicators.
Resets most settings and lists information available, such as source and firmware.
Provides instructions for cleaning the projector lens and case.
Offers guidance on proper storage and recommendations for transporting the projector.
Explains how the projector calculates and displays lamp usage time.
Provides steps to check Light Usage Time via the OSD menu or Information menu.
Details how Light Modes extend lamp life and the function of Auto Power Off.
Advises on indicators and messages signaling the need to replace the lamp.
Lists critical safety precautions for lamp replacement, including electrical shock and burns.
Provides guidance on handling broken lamp glass and removing the lamp cover.
Covers disconnecting the lamp, loosening screws, and securing the new lamp.
Details inserting the new lamp, connector, and reassembling the lamp cover.
Addresses problems with the projector not turning on or displaying a picture.
Offers remedies for blurred images and remote control malfunctions.
Directs users to the password recall procedure for incorrect password entries.
Details resolution, display system, lamp, power, and weight specifications.
Lists input/output terminals and environmental operating/storage conditions.
Details pin configuration and lists commands for Power, Source Selection, and Audio Control.
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