What to do if Canon Projector cannot be turned on?
If the Canon Projector cannot be turned on because it detects an abnormal condition, unplug the AC power cord and plug it in again to turn on the projector. If the projector turns off again, disconnect the AC power cord and contact the dealer or the service center for service and checkup. Do not leave the projector on, as it may cause electric shock or a fire hazard.
Why won't my Canon LV-S3 Projector turn on?
If the Canon Projector cannot be turned on and the temperature inside is abnormally high, allow the projector to cool down until the POWER indicator lights red. Then, check and clean the air filter.
How to fix LAMP REPLACE indicator on Canon LV-S3 Projector?
If the LAMP REPLACE indicator lights yellow on the Canon Projector, replace the projection lamp with a new one promptly. Reset the Lamp replace counter after replacement of the lamp.
What to do if WARNING indicator keeps flashing on Canon LV-S3 Projector?
If the WARNING indicator keeps flashing after the Canon Projector is cooled down, the WARNING indicator should stop flashing when turning on the projector. Also, check and clean the air filters.
Why Canon LV-S3 Projector cannot be turned on until cooling is completed?
If the Canon Projector cannot be turned on until cooling is completed, it may be preparing for stand-by or the projection lamp is being cooled down.
Essential safety measures for operating the projector to prevent hazards.
Precautions regarding electrical connections, power sources, and overload.
Guidelines for safe placement, ventilation, and avoiding hazardous conditions.
Importance of ventilation, safe positioning, and handling during movement.
Compliance statements from FCC, Canadian authorities, and regional information.
Details on the AC power cord requirements and safety.
Overview of mobility, compatibility, image quality, and special features.
Identification of components and terminals on the front, rear, and bottom panels.
Explanation of buttons, lights, and indicators on the projector's top panel.
Details on all input/output terminals and remote control functions.
Instructions for connecting the power cord and positioning the projector.
Steps for installing remote batteries and attaching the lens cover.
Step-by-step guides for connecting computers and various video sources.
Guide to operating the projector's on-screen menu system and understanding the menu bar.
Procedures for powering the projector, adjusting zoom, focus, and keystone.
Using No Show, P-Timer, and sound adjustment features.
Selecting computer input sources and configuring system types.
Performing auto and manual PC adjustments for optimal image display.
Adjusting screen size and selecting preset image levels for computer input.
Selecting video input sources and configuring video system formats.
Adjusting image levels and screen sizes for video input.
Configuring language, keystone, blue back, display, logo, and capture functions.
Managing ceiling/rear projection, power, and lamp modes.
Managing remote control codes, USB, key lock, and factory defaults.
Explains the functions of the presentation remote as a mouse and its receiver installation.
Procedures for replacing the projection lamp and resetting the lamp counter.
Understanding warning indicators and cleaning the air filters.
How to safely clean the projection lens and general safety precautions.
Solutions for common problems and interpretation of projector status indicators.
Troubleshooting remote control problems and high voltage safety warnings.
Visual representation of the projector's menu structure for input and settings.
Table detailing supported computer resolutions and frequencies.
Comprehensive list of the projector's technical specifications and dimensions.
Lists the accessories provided with the projector and optional items.
Pin configuration diagrams for various projector terminals like VGA, Mini DIN, USB.
Information on how to order optional parts like cables and adapters.
Essential safety measures for operating the projector to prevent hazards.
Precautions regarding electrical connections, power sources, and overload.
Guidelines for safe placement, ventilation, and avoiding hazardous conditions.
Importance of ventilation, safe positioning, and handling during movement.
Compliance statements from FCC, Canadian authorities, and regional information.
Details on the AC power cord requirements and safety.
Overview of mobility, compatibility, image quality, and special features.
Identification of components and terminals on the front, rear, and bottom panels.
Explanation of buttons, lights, and indicators on the projector's top panel.
Details on all input/output terminals and remote control functions.
Instructions for connecting the power cord and positioning the projector.
Steps for installing remote batteries and attaching the lens cover.
Step-by-step guides for connecting computers and various video sources.
Guide to operating the projector's on-screen menu system and understanding the menu bar.
Procedures for powering the projector, adjusting zoom, focus, and keystone.
Using No Show, P-Timer, and sound adjustment features.
Selecting computer input sources and configuring system types.
Performing auto and manual PC adjustments for optimal image display.
Adjusting screen size and selecting preset image levels for computer input.
Selecting video input sources and configuring video system formats.
Adjusting image levels and screen sizes for video input.
Configuring language, keystone, blue back, display, logo, and capture functions.
Managing ceiling/rear projection, power, and lamp modes.
Managing remote control codes, USB, key lock, and factory defaults.
Explains the functions of the presentation remote as a mouse and its receiver installation.
Procedures for replacing the projection lamp and resetting the lamp counter.
Understanding warning indicators and cleaning the air filters.
How to safely clean the projection lens and general safety precautions.
Solutions for common problems and interpretation of projector status indicators.
Troubleshooting remote control problems and high voltage safety warnings.
Visual representation of the projector's menu structure for input and settings.
Table detailing supported computer resolutions and frequencies.
Comprehensive list of the projector's technical specifications and dimensions.
Lists the accessories provided with the projector and optional items.
Pin configuration diagrams for various projector terminals like VGA, Mini DIN, USB.
Information on how to order optional parts like cables and adapters.
General| Contrast Ratio | 400:1 |
|---|---|
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Zoom Ratio | 1.2x |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Native Resolution | SVGA (800 x 600) |
| Projection Size | 30 to 300 inches |
| Resolution | SVGA (800 x 600) |
| Lamp Life | 2000 hours |
| Input Ports | VGA, S-Video, Composite Video |
| Output Ports | VGA (D-sub 15pin) |
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