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Explains warning symbols and indicators used for hazards.
Provides essential safety instructions for projector operation.
Specific notices and warnings for users regarding projector operation.
States the laser classification and safety advisory for Class 3R lasers.
Lists technical specifications of the laser emitter for hazard assessment.
Locates and describes hazard warning and aperture labels on the projector.
Details the information presented on the projector's explanatory label.
Identifies the projector's laser aperture for safety awareness.
Explains safety switches that prevent laser light leakage.
Specifies required installation angles and clearance around projector vents.
Ensures proper cooling and operation in enclosed environments.
Checks for power, altitude, environment, and connection requirements.
Information on air outlet and air inlet management for optimal cooling.
Guidelines for safe power cord usage and battery handling.
Instructions for cleaning projector lenses and cases.
Precautions for laser beams and direct sunlight exposure.
Lists primary capabilities and technologies of the projector.
Describes the manual's intent and printer-friendly design.
Lists all items included in the projector package for verification.
Warning against using the projector in dusty conditions.
Identifies components visible from the projector's front-right side.
Emphasizes the need for unobstructed ventilation for cooling.
Explains the purpose of each button on the projector's top panel.
Describes the meaning of the Power, Light Source, and Temp LEDs.
Details video and audio input/output connections.
Describes RJ45, HDBaseT, USB, and service connections.
Locates the security slot and IR receiver on the rear panel.
Details MIC IN, AUDIO IN, and AUDIO OUT ports.
Describes serial communication and AC power input connections.
Important warnings and precautions before making connections.
Specifies locations for mounting the projector on a ceiling.
Explains how to adjust the projector's angle using the tilt adjuster.
Important considerations and requirements for ceiling mounts.
Details screw hole dimensions and securing requirements for stands.
Visual representation of necessary dimensions for custom stands.
Labels and functions of all buttons on the remote control.
Important notes and cautions for using the projector remote control.
Buttons for choosing input sources and navigating menus.
Buttons for media playback and controlling advanced features.
Controls for media playback, volume adjustment, and muting.
Controls for zoom, 3D, status, and Remote ID settings.
Effective distance and angle for remote control operation.
Comparison of controls available on the projector and remote.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the remote.
Warnings on battery type, disposal, and explosion risk.
Connecting power and the projector's initial startup sequence.
Understanding power LED status and first-time language setup.
Procedure to switch between different video input sources.
Steps to properly shut down the projector.
Warning about unplugging the projector before it cools down.
Navigating the OSD to find and access the security lock option.
Steps to set and activate the projector's security password.
Entering and confirming the security password for activation.
Steps to follow if the security password is forgotten.
Procedure to raise the projector using counter-clockwise adjustment.
Procedure to lower the projector using clockwise adjustment.
Using the focus ring to achieve sharp projected image.
Correcting image shape distortion using keystone buttons.
Using remote buttons to adjust audio output level.
Activating or deactivating audio output and adjusting microphone input.
How to access and move within the projector's On-Screen Display menus.
Using buttons to modify values and confirm settings.
Steps to choose the menu display language.
Details on Display Mode, Brightness, Contrast, etc.
Accessing core settings categories like Source and Projection.
Accessing advanced features and connectivity settings.
Managing power, light modes, and resetting settings.
Viewing status and configuring advanced and custom light modes.
Adjusting display mode and brightness for optimal image.
Fine-tuning contrast, computer source, and auto image settings.
Deep image and color adjustments via advanced settings.
Adjusting horizontal, vertical position, frequency, and tracking.
Enabling or disabling automatic synchronization for computer input.
Adjusting color vibrancy, image detail, and gamma correction.
Fine-tuning color temperature, AGC, saturation, and tint.
Adjusting color balance parameters for accurate color reproduction.
Fine-tuning Red, Green, and Blue color gain for white balance.
Fine-tuning Red, Green, and Blue color offset for white balance.
Adjusting Hue, Saturation, Gain for Red, Green, Blue colors.
Adjusting Hue, Saturation, Gain for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, White colors.
Accessing primary settings categories: Source, Projection, Audio, Alignment.
Accessing IR setting and Advanced 1/2 features.
Adjusting audio output level and activating the mute function.
Adjusting microphone input volume for audio input.
Adjusting image aspect ratio and digital zoom level.
Correcting image trapezoid distortion and individual corner alignment.
Detailed steps for adjusting individual corners of the projected image.
Confirming and saving the adjusted corner settings.
Setting menu language and projector security lock.
Configuring blank screen, splash logo, and closed captioning.
Configuring the projector for viewing 3D content.
Selecting 3D mode and configuring sync invert behavior.
Choosing compatible 3D video input formats for display.
Notes on required 3D glasses and content for viewing.
Choosing built-in test patterns for calibration and diagnostics.
Fine-tuning horizontal and vertical image position.
Managing auto source detection and power saving features.
Selecting light modes and resetting all settings to default.
Viewing system status and configuring advanced/custom light modes.
Displaying current input source and video signal information.
Tracking lamp usage hours and checking the software version.
Identifying the projector and remote controller.
Configuring OSD appearance and low power saving modes.
Adjusting fan speed and configuring projector/remote ID.
Notes on network and HDBaseT configuration.
Specific information regarding Remote ID setup and default values.
Setting up network connection status and DHCP.
Entering IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS manually.
Applying the configured network parameters.
Managing the projector from a PC over a wired LAN connection.
Support for external control devices like Crestron, AMX, Extron, PJLink.
Physically connecting the projector to a PC via RJ45 cable.
Configuring PC network settings for LAN access.
Accessing and modifying network adapter properties.
Entering IP address, subnet mask, and gateway manually.
Setting DHCP, IP, and DNS through the projector's OSD menu.
Using a web browser to access and manage the projector remotely.
Interface for remote projector control and monitoring.
Assigning a name for easy identification of the projector.
Configuring IP Address, ID, and Control Port for Crestron integration.
Navigating to the email alert configuration page.
Entering SMTP server, recipient, and sender email details.
Choosing which events trigger email alerts for the user.
Specifying email addresses for receiving and sending alerts.
Sending a test email to verify alert configuration.
Initial steps for using Telnet for RS232 control.
Adjusting firewall settings and accessing command prompt.
Accessing 'Turn Windows features on or off' for Telnet.
Enabling the Telnet client feature for network communication.
Details on Telnet protocol, port 23, and Telnet.exe utility.
Restrictions on payload size, command length, and delay.
Configuring sleep timer and filtering input sources.
Checking air filter hours and setting replacement reminders.
Enabling or disabling HDMI 1, HDMI 2, and HDMI 3/MHL inputs.
Filtering VGA, Composite Video, and HDBaseT inputs.
Viewing the current air filter usage time.
Setting filter replacement reminders and resetting the timer.
Steps to clean the projector's air filter using a vacuum cleaner.
Avoiding dust and knowing when to replace the filter.
Detailed guide to remove and install a new air filter.
Resetting the timer after replacing the air filter.
Important warnings on washing and LED indicators for filter status.
Proper method for cleaning the projector's optical lens.
How to clean the exterior casing of the projector.
Warnings on using cleaners and avoiding damage to the projector.
Securing the projector with a Kensington cable lock.
Utilizing the security bar opening for added protection.
Basic checks for connectivity, power, and connections.
Strategies for pinpointing issues and resolving them quickly.
Understanding LED error codes for troubleshooting projector issues.
Steps to fix issues with no image or a blurred display.
Fixing image shape distortion and orientation problems.
Solutions for streaked, low contrast, and color mismatch image problems.
Diagnosing faults related to light source and remote control.
Steps for audio problems and guidance on seeking service.
Differences and performance characteristics of HDMI cable types.
Solutions for running HDMI cables longer than standard lengths.
Identifying certified HDMI cables for reliable performance.
Model, resolution, throw ratio, zoom, and other general specs.
Listing all available connectivity ports for input and output.
Details on power usage and operating/storage environmental conditions.
Specifications for RS-232C, RJ45, and USB communication terminals.
Specifications for Kensington security slot and security bar.
Information on where to inquire about product specifications.
How projection distance affects the size of the projected image.
Table correlating projection distance with image dimensions.
Table of compatible signal timing modes, resolutions, and frequencies.
Specific compatibility for Apple Macintosh and HDTV signal types.
Refresh rates supported for 3D input signals.
Compatibility of HDMI 1.3/1.4a for various 3D formats.
Measurements for the projector's width, depth, and height.
FCC rules on radio frequency energy and interference.
Compliance with Canadian standards and safety approvals.
Configuring baud rate, data bits, parity, stop bits, and flow control.
Format for sending commands via the serial port.
Practical examples of sending commands for projector control.
Commands for sources, AGC, contrast, and color settings.
Commands for aspect ratio, digital zoom, and keystone correction.
Commands for Hue, Saturation, Gain, and Offset adjustments.
Commands for adjusting horizontal and vertical image shift.
Commands for projection modes and selecting test patterns.
Commands for power management and network configuration.
Commands for low power mode, sleep timer, and filter settings.
Commands for OSD position, security lock, and unlock.
Commands for language, resetting, and status inquiries.
Commands for device info, clock, refresh rate, and power control.
Commands for audio mute, display freeze, and input selection.