Mitsubishi PK10 Manual page 2

Pocket projector with the ubuntu linux operating system

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Introduction (continued)

This tutorial will be organized as follows:

Table of Contents

 Introduction – Pages 1-3

 Description of the equipment – Page 4

 Materials that you will need – Page 5

 Connecting the projector – Pages 6-7

 Adjusting the display settings in Ubuntu Linux – Pages 8-10

 Focusing the projector display – Page 11

 Troubleshooting – Page 12

 Works Cited/Referenced Images – Pages 13-14

Tips for getting the most out of this tutorial:

 Be sure that you have all of the necessary materials

 Follow each step in order

 In each row of the step by step instructions, the images in the left column of

correspond to the numbers in the center column and the text in the right column

for each step

 Keep this tutorial handy for future reference

Optional tools needed for this tutorial:

 Flat/Standard screwdriver (the VGA cable has slots for a screwdriver, but it is not

necessary – it is easily tightened by hand)

 Screen to project image (a light-colored or pastel-colored wall will also work)

Warnings:

 The projector and computer you will use in this tutorial are both electric

devices that will be plugged into a wall outlet. Exercise caution to avoid

electric shock!

 The projector uses an LED bulb that is fragile and expensive to replace. Be

careful when handling the projector and avoid dropping it or handling it

roughly so that you do not damage the bulb.

Using the Mitsubishi PK10 Pocket Projector with Ubuntu Linux

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