Why JPEG files are not displayed on my Sony VPL-CX5?
If still picture files in JPEG format are not displayed on your Sony Projector, a “Filter” may be set in the “Option” menu. Set the “Filter” to “Still” or “Off.”
Why MPEG1 files are not displayed on my Sony VPL-CX5 Projector?
If movie picture files in MPEG1 format are not displayed on your Sony Projector, check if a “Filter” is set in the “Option” menu. If so, set the “Filter” to “Movie” or “Off.”
What to do if my Sony VPL-CX5 Projector cannot save a file?
If your Sony Projector cannot save a file, it might be because the Memory Stick is full. Try deleting unwanted files. Alternatively, the write-protect tab on the Memory Stick may be set to LOCK; in this case, cancel the lock.
What to do if my Sony VPL-CX5 cannot format the Memory Stick?
If your Sony Projector cannot format the Memory Stick, it may be due to the write-protect tab being set to LOCK. Cancel the lock. If that doesn't work, the Memory Stick might be broken, so try using another Memory Stick.
Why can't I delete all materials on my Sony VPL-CX5?
If your Sony Projector cannot delete all materials, it may be because the write-protect tab on the Memory Stick is set to LOCK. Cancel the lock. Another possibility is that the file is protected. To resolve this, release the protect in the Index screen.
Why are there black bands on the screen of my Sony Projector?
Black bands appearing on the upper and lower screen during movie playback on your Sony Projector might be due to the “Wide Mode” in the INPUT SETTING menu being set to “On”. To adjust this, refer to the Operating Instructions of the projector for “Wide Mode” settings.
Essential safety guidelines to prevent fire and electrical shock hazards during operation and maintenance.
Covers safety, proper illumination, and preventing internal heat buildup for optimal performance.
Highlights features like Intelligent Auto-setup, easy connectivity, and remote commander usability.
Identifies and explains controls on the top, front, and left side of the projector.
Details the function of controls found on the rear, right side, and bottom of the projector.
Describes external parts like the lens protector, ventilation holes, and input/output connectors.
Explains the functions of the power saving indicator, menu, arrow, and enter keys.
Details the input and output ports available on the projector's connector panel.
Describes the operation of the power, auto pixel alignment (APA) keys, and related indicators on the remote.
Details minimum and maximum distances required for screen sizes from 40 to 150 inches.
Essential guidelines for connecting equipment, including power off, proper cables, and firm connections.
Instructions for connecting the projector to various computer systems, including DDC2B compatibility.
Provides a diagram and instructions for connecting a VCR using video and stereo audio cables.
Details the connection for 15k RGB/Component equipment and related setting notes.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the projector lamp, including cooling precautions.
Solutions for power-related issues, such as the unit not turning on or abnormal indicator lights.
Common picture problems like no image, noisy picture, or incorrect color balance and their remedies.
Addresses issues like dark/unclear images, image extension, and flickering, with solutions.
Troubleshooting steps for no sound, incorrect INPUT-A settings, and display problems.
Diagnoses problems with the remote commander and explains the meaning of indicator light patterns.
Explains common on-screen warning messages and their remedies.
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