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General| Projection distance | 11 m |
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| Vertical scan range | 48 - 120 Hz |
| Horizontal scan range | 15 - 108 kHz |
| Projection technology | LCD |
| Contrast ratio (typical) | 400:1 |
| Projector native resolution | WXGA (1280x800) |
| Lamp power | 210 W |
| Light source type | Lamp |
| Service life of light source | 2500 h |
| Service life of light source (economic mode) | 3500 h |
| Focus | Manual |
| Focal length range | 17.7 - 21.3 mm |
| Video in | 1 |
| Audio input | 2 |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 310 x 289 x 125 mm |
| Power requirements | 100 - 240 V AC, 50 - 60 Hz |
| Analog signal format system | NTSC, NTSC 4.43, PAL, SECAM |
| RMS rated power | 5 W |
| Serial interface type | RS-232 |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
| VGA (D-Sub) ports quantity | 4 |
| Plug and Play | Yes |
| Power consumption (standby) | 18 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 310 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 3700 g |
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Lists all items included in the projector package for user verification.
Provides an overview of the projector's capabilities, features, and general benefits.
Explains how to use the manual for efficient setup and operation.
Details the physical components and features of the projector.
Identifies projector parts on the front and top, including lens, controls, and sensors.
Details the projector's rear panel, including ports, ventilation, and power switch.
Illustrates the projector's bottom parts, like filter covers and carrying handle attachment points.
Instructions for safely carrying the projector using the handle.
Describes the buttons and indicators on the projector's top panel for operation.
Details all input/output connectors on the projector's terminal panel.
Identifies all buttons and features of the projector's remote control.
Step-by-step guide for installing batteries into the remote control.
Important safety and handling guidelines for the remote control.
Information on the optimal distance and angle for using the wireless remote control.
Guidance on projector placement, screen size, and projection distance.
Instructions for connecting various audio-visual devices and computers.
Steps to connect PCs and Macs to the projector for display.
How to connect an external monitor for simultaneous viewing.
Guide for connecting devices via HDMI for high-quality audio-visual output.
Instructions for connecting DVD players using component video outputs.
Steps for connecting a VCR to the projector using S-Video and Video cables.
Information on setting up wired and wireless network connections for the projector.
Instructions for connecting the projector's power cable to the unit and power outlet.
Step-by-step guide to power on the projector and enter standby mode.
How to choose the input source (e.g., Computer, HDMI, Video) for projection.
Guides for adjusting image size and position using zoom, focus, and tilt feet.
Instructions on using the tilt foot to adjust the projector's vertical angle.
How to fix trapezoidal image distortion using keystone correction features.
Using the Auto Adjust feature to automatically optimize RGB image quality.
Steps to control the projector's audio volume via menu or buttons.
Procedure for safely powering off the projector and entering standby mode.
Steps to take after using the projector, including unplugging and storing.
Temporarily mutes video and audio output using the AV-MUTE button.
Pauses the projected image using the FREEZE button.
How to magnify and pan the projected image up to 400%.
Switching between NORMAL and ECO modes to extend lamp life.
Accessing the projector's built-in help system for instructions.
Operating projector menus and functions using a USB mouse.
Connecting and using the remote mouse receiver for computer control.
Adjusting image corners for precise rectangular projection using Cornerstone.
Using PIP or SIDE BY SIDE modes to display two different video signals.
Setting up security features like password or USB protect key.
Managing user access levels (Administrator, Basic) to projector menus.
Controlling the projector remotely via a web browser interface.
Using Network Projector function to display PC screen over a network.
Using Remote Desktop function to control a computer over the network.
Overview of the Viewer feature for slide and movie playback from USB.
Instructions for saving files to a USB memory device using Ulead Photo Explorer or Windows Explorer.
Steps for projecting slides and movie files directly from the projector.
Guide to displaying presentation slides from a USB memory device.
Navigating the Viewer menu for slide playback and control.
Switching between full-slide view and thumbnail view in the Viewer.
Using the control bar for managing slide shows and movie playback.
Instructions for playing movie files stored on a USB memory device.
Configuring viewer settings like play mode, interval, and thumbnail display.
Accessing and using the thumbnails menu for file selection.
Procedure to exit the Viewer function and return to normal input.
Customizing the projector's background logo using image files.
General guide to navigating and operating the projector's on-screen menus.
Explanation of the two menu modes and user account access.
Methods for inputting text using software keyboard or remote control.
Hierarchical structure of the projector's on-screen menu system.
Explanation of common interface elements in menu windows and dialog boxes.
Details on selecting input sources like Computer, HDMI, Video, Network, and Viewer.
Managing and storing signal adjustments and settings in the Entry List.
Options for adjusting picture, mode, preset, and detail settings.
Settings related to picture adjustments, including mode and presets.
Configuring picture mode settings for saving detail settings per input.
Selecting factory or user-adjustable presets for image tuning.
Advanced picture settings including general, gamma, color temperature, and white balance.
Selecting reference settings for color correction and gamma values.
Choosing gamma correction modes for contrast, natural, or dark detail enhancement.
Adjusting the color temperature for desired image tone.
Fine-tuning white balance by adjusting contrast and brightness for RGB.
Returning projector settings to factory defaults.
Adjusting clock, phase, overscan, aspect ratio, and resolution settings.
Manually fine-tuning image clock and phase for computer signals.
Horizontally and vertically adjusting the image location on the screen.
Setting the overscan percentage for signals to fit the screen.
Choosing the best aspect ratio (e.g., 4:3, 16:9) for the source image.
Setting the display resolution to native or auto for optimal image display.
Options for video signal processing, including noise reduction and deinterlacing.
Reducing video noise artifacts like flickering, mosquito, or block noise.
Selecting process modes for converting interlaced video signals to progressive.
Turning the 3D Y/C separation feature on or off for video signals.
Configuration options for keystone, cornerstone, PIP/SIDE BY SIDE, wall color, and lamp mode.
Correcting keystone distortion automatically or manually.
Adjusting image corners for trapezoidal distortion correction.
Viewing two different signals simultaneously using PIP or SIDE BY SIDE modes.
Adapting color correction for non-white screen materials.
Selecting lamp modes to manage brightness and extend lamp life.
Setting an automatic timer to turn off the projector.
Scheduling projector power on/off and input changes.
Removing programmed timer settings from the projector.
Configuring the projector's internal clock and time zone.
Adjusting USB mouse pointer speed and button settings.
Exiting the current user session to prevent unauthorized projector operation.
Choosing the on-screen display language for menus and instructions.
Choosing between color and monochrome display for on-screen menus.
Configuring whether to display source name, messages, or current time.
Setting how long menus remain visible after the last button press.
Changing the background displayed when no signal is available.
Setting the display interval for filter cleaning messages.
Configuring closed caption modes for video or S-Video signals.
Adjusting image orientation for different projection types (desktop, ceiling).
Setting screen type (4:3/Wide) and adjusting image position.
Retrieving and applying registered geometric data for image correction.
Matching images projected from multiple projectors for parallel display.
Configuring wired and wireless network settings for projector connectivity.
Steps for configuring wired (LAN) and wireless network connections.
Assigning a unique name to the projector for network identification.
Configuring IP address, subnet mask, and gateway for wired LAN.
Configuring wireless LAN profiles, DHCP, and advanced settings.
Advanced wireless settings including site survey, network type, and channel.
Configuring security types like WEP, WPA, and encryption keys.
Using the software keyboard to enter encryption keys for wireless security.
Setting up email alerts for projector status or errors.
Setting the baud rate for PC control port communication.
Options for controlling panel lock, background lock, and account security.
Enabling or disabling the projector's physical control panel buttons.
Setting a password to prevent unauthorized background changes.
Assigning a password for the projector's security features.
Setting a password for PJLink control functionality.
Configuring standby mode to [NORMAL] or [POWER-SAVING] for power conservation.
Enabling or disabling specific remote sensors (front/back) for wireless mode.
Assigning an ID number to the projector for remote control operation.
Using the remote control to change or set the projector's ID.
Configuring auto adjust, auto power on/off, and fan mode settings.
Setting auto adjust mode to normal or fine for image stability.
Enabling automatic projector power-on when AC power is connected.
Setting projector to turn off automatically after a period of no signal.
Selecting fan speed modes (Auto, High, High Altitude) for cooling.
Setting the default input source when the projector is turned on.
Manually selecting video standards (Auto, RGB) for Video and S-Video inputs.
Manually selecting video standards for Video and S-Video inputs.
Configuring video level and audio selection for HDMI connections.
Determining output source for MONITOR OUT during standby mode.
Displaying usage hours for lamp, filters, and system information.
Viewing lamp life remaining, hours used, and filter hours used.
Displaying input terminal, signal type, and source name for source 1.
Displaying sync, polarity, and scan type for source 2.
Displaying IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and MAC address for LAN port.
Displaying IP, subnet mask, gateway, MAC address, and authentication for USB WLAN.
Displaying SSID, network type, WEP/WPA, channel, and signal level.
Displaying product, serial number, and LAN unit version information.
Displaying firmware, data, and firmware2/data2 version information.
Returning settings to factory defaults for current signal, all data, or specific counters.
Resetting all or selected projector settings to factory presets.
Resets adjustments for the current signal to factory preset levels.
Resets most settings to factory preset, excluding specific system configurations.
Resets all settings including Entry List, except for language and security.
Resets the projector's lamp usage time counter back to zero.
Resets the projector's filter usage time counter back to zero.
Procedures for cleaning the projector's air filter and replacing it.
Instructions for cleaning the projector's exterior and optical lens.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the projector lamp.
Guidance for resolving common projector issues and error indicators.
Explanation of power, status, and lamp indicator lights and their meanings.
Information on projector automatic shutdown due to overheating.
A checklist to help diagnose and solve common projector operational issues.
Troubleshooting steps for scenarios where no image or incorrect image is displayed.
Technical details of the projector's optical and electrical performance.
Details on LCD panel, resolution, lens, lamp, contrast, and image size.
Information on installation, dimensions, weight, and environmental considerations.
List of safety and compliance standards met by the projector.
Technical details for the USB Wireless LAN Unit, including standards and data rates.
Diagrams showing the physical dimensions of the projector.
Charts and tables showing projection distance based on screen size.
Details the pin configuration for the analog RGB input connectors.
Lists supported video resolutions, frequencies, and refresh rates.
Provides PC control codes and information on serial cable connections.
Details the pinout and cable connection for the PC control port.
Instructions for installing and uninstalling the USB Wireless LAN Unit.
A checklist to help users diagnose and solve common projector problems.
Information on the international warranty, repair services, and rental conditions.
Details on repair services, replacement product rental, and warranty terms.
Explains the terms, exclusions, and charges for the TravelCare service program.
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