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Crucial warnings regarding electrical hazards, water exposure, ventilation, and proper usage.
Describes the TransVision 3 as a digital video projection system with DLP projector and processor.
Details the proprietary DVI cable connection for digital video and control signals.
Covers DVI, RGB, S-Video, and Composite inputs, including specifications and recommendations.
Explains RS-232 input for control and switched +12VDC outputs for external triggers.
Details connecting the AC power receptacle to a non-switched 120 VAC outlet.
Explains the function of the POWER LED for status indication.
How to select the projector and turn it on/off using the remote.
Navigating inputs and on-screen menus using remote buttons.
How to adjust aspect ratios like Standard, Anamorphic, and Letterbox.
Describes the POWER, MENU, FUNCTION, and VALUE buttons on the projector.
Explains the meaning of the front panel indicator light.
Accessing and navigating the Main Menu to select video inputs.
Setting aspect ratio formats and adjusting video controls like contrast and brightness.
Configuring menu display duration and on-screen position.
Choosing the projector's mounting orientation (floor, ceiling, front, rear).
Adjusting image H-Position, H-Size, V-Position, V-Size for optimal display.
Creating and saving custom settings for new video sources.
Selecting toggle or separate power on/off functions for the remote.
Steps to reset the lamp hours counter after a bulb replacement.
Calculating the required distance from projector to screen based on screen width.
Determining the vertical offset from the ceiling to the picture for proper alignment.
Adjusting image position and tilt using bracket screws for screen alignment.
Using the lens shift wheel to adjust image position vertically.
Notes for floor-mounted installations, including offset calculation.
Configuring communication parameters like Baud Rate, Parity, and Stop Bits.
Lists commands for power, aspect ratio, relays, and video settings.
Detailed specifications for the projector components and performance.
Technical specifications for the digital video processor, including inputs/outputs.
Lists standard accessories and optional equipment available for the system.
Explains the warranty period, coverage, and specific exclusions.
Defines acceptable criteria for dark, bright, and unstable pixels in DMD technology.
Provides contact information for service department and warranty claims.
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