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Specifies the limited warranty period for parts, labor, and the lamp.
Confirms warranty is only enforceable by the original purchaser.
Details what the warranty covers and lists specific items/conditions not covered.
Outlines costs NEC Solutions covers for warranty service and those it does not.
Provides instructions for obtaining service, including contact and shipping procedures.
States NEC Solutions disclaims all implied warranties beyond the limited warranty.
Limits liability for incidental, consequential, or other damages.
Explains how state laws may affect warranty rights and limitations.
Provides contact details for NEC Solutions (America), Inc.
Declares adherence to FCC rules and outlines operational conditions for compliance.
Lists product type (LCD Projector), classification (Class B), and models (VT660, VT560, VT460).
Identifies the US responsible party and provides contact details.
Advises manual review, power outlet safety, and cabinet warnings against opening.
Warns against moisture, misuse of extension cords, and opening the cabinet.
Details FCC regulations regarding RF interference and user actions to mitigate it.
Provides essential safety guidelines for projector installation.
Covers ventilation, foreign objects, liquids, eye safety, and power handling.
Includes warnings for tilt-foot, carrying handle, fan mode, and power cable disconnection.
Details crucial safety instructions before and during lamp replacement.
Guides users to check box contents and retain packing materials.
Introduces the VT660/VT560/VT460 projector and its features.
Welcomes users and highlights the projector's capabilities.
Lists key features like auto keystone, low noise, and advanced technology.
Provides guidance on how to use the manual effectively.
Lists trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned in the manual.
Identifies external parts like lens, vents, ports, and buttons.
Explains the function of the main power switch and AC input port.
Provides instructions for attaching the lens cap with string and rivet.
Details how to attach the supplied carrying handle using screws.
Covers power buttons, power indicator, status indicator, and lamp indicator.
Explains buttons for selecting Video, S-Video, and RGB inputs.
Details the MENU, SELECT, ENTER, CANCEL, and PJ buttons for menu and mode operations.
Describes buttons for PICTURE, ASPECT, MAGNIFY, and FREEZE functions.
Explains the VOLUME buttons and the PIC-MUTE button.
Covers the AUTO ADJ. button and the HELP button functions.
Details the RGB input for computers and component video.
Explains audio input for RGB and the RGB output for external monitors.
Describes audio output and S-Video input connections.
Explains the RCA composite video input for VCRs and DVD players.
Describes the USB port for PC mouse control and connectivity.
Details the PC control port for serial communication with the projector.
Explains the remote's infrared transmitter and status LED.
Details the POWER ON/OFF buttons and source selection buttons (VIDEO, S-VIDEO, RGB).
Explains the AUTO ADJ. and MENU button functions.
Describes SELECT, ENTER, and CANCEL buttons for menu and computer mouse functions.
Explains the function of the PJ button to switch between projector and computer modes.
Covers the PICTURE and ASPECT buttons for image adjustments.
Details the HELP, FREEZE, and PIC-MUTE button functions.
Explains the MAGNIFY and VOLUME control buttons.
Step-by-step guide for installing batteries in the remote control.
Advises on careful handling, avoiding moisture, heat, and mixing batteries.
Details the effective range and angle for the wireless remote.
General advice on setting up the projector and screen.
Guidelines for choosing an optimal location for the projector.
Provides a chart for calculating screen size based on throw distance.
Explains chart definitions and provides detailed throw distance data.
Safety warnings for ceiling installation and projector placement.
Explains how to use a mirror to enlarge the image and correct orientation.
Guides on connecting computers to the projector for presentations.
Notes on notebook PC connections, screen savers, and power button behavior.
Instructions for connecting via SCART adapter for European systems.
Steps to connect an external monitor for simultaneous viewing.
How to connect a DVD player using component or composite video outputs.
Instructions for connecting VCRs and laser disc players using RCA cables.
Steps to connect the power cable to the projector and wall outlet.
Detailed steps for powering on the projector using cabinet and remote buttons.
Explains the startup screen and how to select the menu language.
Information about screen flicker, lamp mode, and potential startup issues.
How to choose the input source using remote or cabinet buttons.
Guides on centering the image horizontally and vertically on the screen.
Steps for using the adjustable tilt feet to set projector height.
How to use the zoom lever and focus ring for image size and sharpness.
Explains the automatic vertical distortion correction feature.
Steps for manually correcting vertical keystone distortion.
Using the Auto Adjust button for automatic RGB image fine-tuning.
Procedures for safely turning off the projector and its power switches.
How to adjust the sound volume using the remote control or cabinet buttons.
Enables operating the computer's mouse using the remote control.
Instructions for connecting the projector to a computer via USB for mouse control.
How to switch between computer mouse mode and projector menu mode.
Mutes the image and sound temporarily.
How to freeze the current image and resume motion.
Instructions for zooming and panning the projected image.
How to access information about signal and projector settings.
Step-by-step guide to navigating and using the on-screen menu.
Explains components like Title, Highlight, Source, Tabs, Radio buttons, etc.
Lists available settings under the Picture menu (Brightness, Contrast, etc.).
Lists available settings under the Image menu (Keystone, Aspect Ratio, etc.).
Lists available settings under the Setup menu (Lamp Mode, Language, etc.).
Lists available settings under the Advanced menu (Key Lock, Power Management, etc.).
Lists available information displays (Source Index, Lamp Time, etc.).
Lists options for resetting settings to factory defaults.
Describes Title, Slide bar, Radio button, Check mark, Key symbol, etc.
Details adjustments for Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, Color, Hue, and Picture Management.
Explains Auto Keystone, Keystone Save, and Aspect Ratio settings.
Describes presets like Presentation, Video, Movie, Graphic, sRGB, and User.
How to choose the display aspect ratio for different source types.
Options for lamp brightness modes and on-screen menu language.
Settings for menu display time and background image/color.
How to adjust image orientation for different projection types.
Covers Control Panel Key Lock, Power Management, and High Speed Fan Mode.
How to choose between RGB, Component, and SCART signal formats.
Options for reducing video noise and automatic image adjustment.
Manual adjustment of image position, clock, and phase when Auto Adjust is off.
How to view signal status, source index, and lamp usage information.
Resets projector settings to factory presets for current or all signals.
Resets the filter usage counter to zero.
Resets the lamp usage time counter to zero.
Detailed procedure for replacing the projector lamp, including safety.
Critical warnings regarding hot lamps and avoiding electric shock.
How to reset the lamp usage meter after replacement using the menu.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the projector's air filter.
How to reset the filter usage time via the menu.
Guidelines for cleaning the projector exterior and the lens safely.
Explains projector conditions based on the power indicator light.
Explains projector conditions based on the status indicator light.
Explains projector conditions based on the lamp indicator light.
Checks for power cable, lamp cover, overheating, and ventilation issues.
Troubleshooting steps for no image, including source selection and cables.
Solutions for image not square to screen and picture blurriness.
Steps to troubleshoot remote control issues, including batteries and distance.
How to interpret and resolve issues indicated by status lights.
Adjusting settings for cross color issues in RGB mode.
Details resolution, lens, lamp, image size, and projection distance.
Covers input/output ports, video compatibility, scan rate, and power requirements.
Includes installation orientation, dimensions, and net weight.
Lists operational temperatures, humidity, and safety/regulatory compliance.
Provides detailed physical dimensions of the projector with diagrams.
Details pin assignments for the RGB input connector.
Lists compatible resolutions, horizontal, and refresh rates for various signals.
Lists projector functions and their corresponding hexadecimal control codes.
Diagram and pin assignments for the PC control connector.
Explains the unique international warranty service offered by NEC.
Details repair services and replacement product rental options.
Defines the warranty period based on presentation of receipt or product.
Form for applying to the TravelCare Service Program.
Further details on the three service types available to endusers.
Lists conditions under which the warranty program does not apply.
Process for estimating and charging for repairs outside warranty terms.
Specific instructions for DOA units, handled as warranty repair but not exchanged.
Reiterates liability and charges associated with borrowing a loan unit.
Further details on the three service types available to endusers.
Lists conditions under which the warranty program does not apply.
Process for estimating and charging for repairs outside warranty terms.
Specific instructions for DOA units, handled as warranty repair but not exchanged.
Reiterates liability and charges associated with borrowing a loan unit.
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