What to do if my Sanyo PLC-XK3010 Projector cannot be turned on after being unplugged?
If your Sanyo Projector won't turn on after being unplugged, it may have detected an abnormal condition. To resolve this, unplug the AC power cord and plug it back in. If the projector turns off again, unplug it and contact the dealer or a service center for assistance.
Why is the LAMP REPLACE indicator yellow on my Sanyo PLC-XK3010 Projector?
If the LAMP REPLACE indicator on your Sanyo Projector lights up yellow, it means the projection lamp is nearing the end of its life. You should promptly replace the lamp with a new one. Remember to reset the lamp replacement counter after you've replaced it.
Why Sanyo PLC-XK3010 Projector cannot be turned on until cooling is completed?
Your Sanyo Projector may be preparing for stand-by, or the projection lamp is cooling down. Wait until the POWER indicator stops blinking before attempting to turn it on.
How to turn on Sanyo PLC-XK3010 if it's in stand-by mode?
If your Sanyo Projector is in stand-by mode, simply press the ON/STAND-BY button to turn it on.
What to do if the iris module has an operational error in my Sanyo PLC-XK3010?
If the iris module on your Sanyo Projector has an operational error, check the iris module and its peripheral circuit. If necessary, replace the iris module.
General| Brightness | 3000 ANSI Lumens |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1024 x 768 (XGA) |
| Contrast Ratio | 2000:1 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Projection Size | 30 to 300 inches |
| Input Ports | VGA, S-Video, Composite |
| Output Ports | VGA, Audio |
| Power Consumption | 230W (eco mode) |
| Noise Level | 35 dB |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Lamp Life | 2000 hours (normal mode), 3000 hours (eco mode) |
| Lamp Type | UHP lamp |
Warns about electric shock, proper installation, ventilation, and avoiding moisture.
Covers safe operation, cleaning, ventilation, placement, and avoiding electrical and fire hazards.
Illustrates cable connections for computer input, audio, and monitor output.
Shows how to connect S-video, composite video, and audio equipment to the projector.
Illustrates connections for component video and RGB (Scart) signals.
Explains how to connect the AC power cord and notes on plug types for different regions.
Provides a step-by-step guide for powering on the projector and initial setup.
Guides users on how to access and navigate the projector's on-screen menu system.
Details the procedure for entering the PIN code for projector operation.
Describes the standard method for powering down the projector and cooling the lamp.
Guides on choosing between Computer 1 and Computer 2 RGB inputs via direct or menu operation.
Explains how the projector automatically tunes to computer signals using Multi-scan and Auto PC Adjustment.
Steps for automatically adjusting sync, position, and other parameters for computer input.
Introduces manual adjustment for special signal formats not tuned by auto settings.
Guides on choosing between Video and S-video inputs via remote or menu.
Details how to select Component or RGB (Scart) inputs.
Explains automatic and manual selection of video systems like PAL, SECAM, NTSC.
Covers selecting specific component video signal formats for optimal display.
Lists screen size options like Normal, Full, Wide, Zoom, Custom for fitting video images.
Allows users to choose the display language for the projector's menu system.
Details settings for input search, auto PC adjustment, and auto keystone correction.
Details entering, changing, and securing the projector's main PIN code.
Prevents unauthorized operation by requiring a PIN code entry upon startup or use.
Shows details like input signal type, resolution, lamp status, and serial number.
Indicates projector shutdown due to high temperature; allows restart after cooling.
Signals an abnormal condition requiring power cycle or service.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing and replacing the projector's dust filter.
Critical safety warnings regarding the high-pressure lamp, potential explosion risks, and handling procedures.
Comprehensive guide on replacing the projector lamp, including safety precautions.
Provides solutions for problems like no power, no image, and focus issues.
Addresses issues with image color, display settings, and signal detection.
Provides solutions for distorted images, PIN code dialog box errors, and remote control problems.
Lists compatible computer resolutions, H-frequencies, and V-frequencies.
A table mapping indicator light combinations to projector operating states and conditions.
Extended table detailing compatible computer resolutions, H-frequencies, and V-frequencies.
A dedicated space to record the projector's PIN and Logo PIN codes for safekeeping.
Covers problems with PC adjustment, power management, and auto setup functions.
Explains indicator lights, error messages, and issues with top control or PIN code locks.
Provides detailed specs on dimensions, weight, lens, lamp, and connectivity ports.
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