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Composite Video
Standard video image quality which is fine for showing
pictures of objects on a TV monitor.
Y/C (also known as S-Video and S-VHS)
Improved resolution that is less grainy due to the
elimination of dot crawl. Better for presentation of text
and graphic slides because words are more defined.
RGB/Sync
Separate red, green and blue signals are output for
display on devices that are RGB/Sync capable. This is
similar to Y/C in performance, but colors seem more
pleasing to the eye.
Note: You can output both Y/C, Composite Video and
RGB/Sync simultaneously if you desire.
Using the button on the projector's control panel
Press the zoom button until the desired slide magnifi-
cation is selected.
Using RS-232 control
The zoom lens can also be controlled by RS-232.
Using the buttons on the projector's control panel
Press the iris and focus buttons to achieve the correct
settings for brightness and focus. These buttons adjust
the iris or focus up or down.
Using RS-232 control
The iris and focus settings can be set for the entire
presentation or you can program the show and select
different settings for each slide.
Using the buttons on the projector's control panel
The X/Y image position can be changed by using the
scan joystick on the control panel. You can return to
your starting position by pressing the home button.
Using RS-232 control
Use your mouse to click on the arrows to scan your
image. The home position returns you to your starting
image position.
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