Projection-lamp
Tips
•
Rough
treatment of the projector
may
dam-
age
the projection lamp.
• Allow for unrestricted flow of air to the air
intake vents
on
the bottom
and
side of the
projector,
and
the air exhaustventatthe rear.
• The projector is equipped with a
"HIGH"-
"LOW"
illumination
switch-use
of the
"LOW"
position will prolong lamp life.
• Projector operation
on
line voltages above
the range specified greatly reduces the
lamp life.
• Unplug power cord before changing a lamp.
•
See
"Projection
Lamp
Warranty."
setting
up
POWER
AND
REMOTE-CONTROL
CORDS
Place the projector,
bottom
side up, on a table.
Slide
the
cord-compart-
ment
door
latch in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
marked OPEN. Open the
CORD-COMPARTMENT
DOOR
and remove the
power
cord
and the
remote-control
cord.
Then
close and latch the
compartment
door.
Turn
the
projector
upright.
Plug the
remote-control
cord
into
the
remote-control
socket
at the
back
of
the projector.
The
small dot on the plug
should
be upward when
the plug is engaged in the socket.
POWER
SUPPLY
The projector operates on
110-
to 125-vo/t,
60
CPS (Hz), alternating current
only.
If
you do
not
know the voltage
of
your
electric line, ask your local
electric service company. Plug the socket end
of
the
power
cord
into
the
2-prong
power-cord
receptacle on the back
of
the projector; plug the
other
end
of
the
cord
into
the electrical outlet.
SCREEN
AND
SEATS
Because slides may be square, horizontal,
or
vertical, a square screen
is
most
convenient.
It
should
be large enough
for
easy viewing by every-
one present and
should
be at the same level as
(or
higher
than) the
projector.
For best results,
the
rear row
of
seats
should
not
be
farther
from
the
screen than six
times
the
longer
dimension
of
the projected picture.
Place the seats as close as
possible
to
both sides
of
the
beam
thrown
by the projector.
The
picture
appears
most
brilliant
and lifelike when
you are seated near the
projector
beam.
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