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Lists directives and norms the projector conforms to, including EMC and Low Voltage.
Details FCC rules, interference limits, and user guidance for compliance.
Provides essential safety guidelines for projector operation, placement, and handling.
Details safety measures related to the projector's mercury lamp, including rupture risks and cooling.
Provides a table for optimal screen sizes and corresponding projector-to-screen distances.
Explains how to connect a computer via USB for control and VGA for video output.
Guides users through turning on the projector and selecting the correct input source.
Provides steps for activating a laptop's external video port, including common key combinations.
Explains how to physically adjust the projector and use keystone correction for a square image.
Details connecting video sources using composite (yellow) and VGA (15-pin) cables.
Covers how to use the wand for pointing and clicking, and avoiding shadows.
Provides solutions for problems like the wand not working, inaccurate clicking, or pointer issues.
Details the procedure for powering down the projector, including lamp cooling.
Explains the meaning of different LED status indicator lights for troubleshooting.
Addresses the problem of the projector not displaying any startup screen and provides solutions.
Guides users when only the startup screen is visible, suggesting source selection and laptop activation.
Provides steps to resolve "Signal out of range" errors by adjusting refresh rate or resolution.
Addresses issues where only the laptop background appears, suggesting disabling desktop extension.
Offers solutions for fuzzy or cropped images, focusing on resolution and display modes.
Provides solutions for the lamp not turning on, particularly when the temperature light is on, recommending cooling.
Explains that the 'Replace lamp' message requires the lamp to be replaced and directs to relevant pages.
Details critical warnings about lamp failure, rupture, and handling hot components.
Outlines necessary precautions for handling the lamp module, avoiding fingerprints, and potential glass fragments.
Provides a detailed, numbered procedure for removing the old lamp and installing a new one.
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