Why is the InFocus Projector lamp not turning on and the projector is overheating?
If the InFocus Projector lamp won’t turn on and the projector is overheating, it may be due to the overheating indicator. Ensure that the vents are not blocked and turn off the projector. Allow it to cool down for one minute before attempting to use it again.
What to do if my InFocus IN118HDa Projector says 'Signal out of range'?
If your InFocus Projector displays 'Signal out of range' instead of the computer image, here's what you can do: * First, try pressing the Auto Image button on the remote. * If that doesn't work, adjust your computer's refresh rate via the Control Panel > Display > Screen Resolution > Advanced Settings > Adapter tab (the exact path may vary depending on your operating system). * You might also need to set a different resolution on your computer.
Why does my InFocus IN118HDa only show my laptop background?
If your InFocus Projector only shows your laptop's background and not the desktop icons, you need to change the Multiple Display setting to 'Duplicate these displays'. For Windows 7, this can be found in Control Panel > Display > Screen Resolution. Note that the exact location of this setting may vary depending on your operating system.
How to fix upside down image on InFocus IN118HDa Projector?
If the image on your InFocus Projector is upside down, turn off the Ceiling Mount option in the Basic menu.
What to do if InFocus IN118HDa Projector only shows laptop background?
If your InFocus Projector only displays your laptop’s background and not the Desktop icons, change the Multiple Display setting to "Duplicate these displays". This setting can typically be found in the Control Panel under Display > Screen Resolution.
What to do if the InFocus Projector shows "Signal out of range"?
If your InFocus Projector displays “Signal out of range”, try the following: Press the Auto Image button on the remote. Also, adjust your computer's refresh rate via the Control Panel (Display > Screen Resolution > Advanced Settings > Adapter tab). You might also need to set a different resolution on your computer.
What to do if the InFocus Projector image is fuzzy or cropped?
If the image on your InFocus Projector appears fuzzy or cropped, change the computer's resolution setting to match the projector's resolution. You can typically find this setting in the Control Panel under Display > Screen Resolution.
How to adjust colors on InFocus IN118HDa Projector?
To adjust the colors on your InFocus Projector so they match the source, go to the Advanced Menu, then Image, and then Color. From there, you can adjust items such as Color, Red Gain, Green Gain, Blue Gain, Red Offset, Green Offset, Blue Offset, Color Space, Color Temp, Gamma, Tint and White Intensity.
How to make InFocus IN118HDa Projector image sharper?
To make the image sharper on your InFocus Projector, adjust the Sharpness setting in the Basic Menu.
How to correct a non-square image on InFocus Projector?
To correct a non-square image on your InFocus Projector, adjust the Keystone setting on the keypad.
Lists protected brand names and trademarks used in the manual.
Details compliance with FCC rules and potential interference.
States compliance with Canadian ICES-003 standard.
Mentions other country approvals and certification labels.
Information on projector resolutions and compatibility.
Lists standard and optional accessories for the projector.
Instructions to register the projector for warranty and updates.
Details connections for audio and external monitors.
How to connect the projector using a VGA cable from a computer.
How to connect the projector using an HDMI cable for A/V.
Instructions for connecting the projector's power cord.
Connects HDMI sources like DVD players and receivers for A/V.
Connects composite video sources using yellow RCA cables.
Connects video devices with VGA output to the projector.
Connects HD devices using component video cables.
Connects S-Video sources to the projector.
How to connect audio sources to the projector.
Feature that automatically turns off the projector after inactivity.
Explains the meaning of power, temp, and lamp indicator lights.
Provides tips for resolving issues with the remote control.
How to connect audio sources for playback through projector speakers.
Steps to resolve no sound or low volume issues.
Provides common adjustments for image and sound settings.
Offers more complex settings for image, PC, and video customization.
Adjusts image width to height ratio for different TV/video formats.
Controls the overall intensity and lightness of the image.
Adjusts the image vertically to correct distortion and square it.
Settings related to 3D, color gain, offset, space, temperature, gamma, and tint.
Adjusts computer image settings like phase, tracking, and screen saver prevention.
Optimizes video input by detecting film, adjusting overscan, and black level.
Configures internal speaker and audio inputs for computer/video sources.
Adjusts digital zoom, magnify level, ceiling mount, and rear projection.
Customizes remote buttons, blank screen appearance, and keypad lock.
Enhances contrast and saves lamp life by adjusting output.
Reduces light output and fan speed to lower noise and save power.
Configures display language, menu options, and projector PIN protection.
Controls power saving, auto power on, and source selection modes.
Automatically turns off the projector after a set period of inactivity.
Recommends enabling High Altitude Mode for performance above 5000 feet.
Accesses projector status, lamp hours, and performs resets.
Instructions for safely cleaning the projector lens with a soft cloth.
Critical safety warnings regarding lamp handling and potential rupture.
Instruction to allow projector to cool before replacing the lamp.
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