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Summarization of Contents
Declaration of Conformity
Directives covered by this Declaration
Lists the EU directives applicable to the projector.
Products covered by this Declaration
Identifies the specific projector models included in the declaration.
Basis on which Conformity is being declared
Details the standards and compliance basis for the projector.
Important Information
Symbols used in this guide
Explains symbols like warnings and notes used throughout the manual.
Trademarks
Lists registered trademarks of Digital Projection and other companies.
Product revision
Notes that specifications may change without prior notice.
Manual revision
Provides a history of manual revisions and their dates.
General precautions
Outlines essential safety and handling precautions for using the projector.
Installation precautions
Provides guidelines and warnings for safely installing the projector.
Operation and configuration precautions
Details precautions for operating and configuring the projector.
Compliance with international standards
Covers noise, RF interference, and WEEE directive compliance.
Digital Projection Contact details
Lists contact information for Digital Projection Limited and Inc.
1. Introduction
What's in the box?
Lists all items included in the projector package.
Key features of the projector
Highlights the main technical specifications and capabilities of the projector.
Getting to know the projector
Describes the physical layout and components of the projector.
2. Installation
Screen requirements
Details the necessary screen dimensions and aspect ratio considerations.
Aspect ratio
Explains how to set the projector's aspect ratio for different source images.
Fitting the image to the screen
Provides guidance on matching image size to screen dimensions.
Positioning the screen and projector
Offers recommendations for optimal screen and projector placement.
Screen size vs throw distance
Explains the relationship between screen size, projector distance, and lens choice.
Shifting the image
Describes how to adjust the image position using lens shift controls.
Mounting the projector
Details methods for mounting the projector, including ceiling mounting.
Level adjustment
Explains how to adjust the projector's level using its feet.
Rear projection
Describes how to set up the projector for rear screen projection.
Stacking projectors
Provides instructions and safety advice for stacking multiple projectors.
Connecting the projector
Covers various input and output connections for the projector.
Signal Inputs
Details available video and audio input connectors on the projector.
Control connections
Explains how to connect external control devices like RS232 and triggers.
Power connection
Instructs on how to properly connect the projector to a power source.
3. Getting Started
Positioning the screen and projector
Provides guidance for optimal screen and projector placement.
Switching the projector on
Details the procedure for powering on the projector.
Inserting batteries into the remote control
Instructions for installing batteries in the remote control.
Selecting an input signal or test pattern
Explains how to choose an input source or use built-in test patterns.
Adjusting the lens
Covers adjusting zoom and focus for a clear image.
Adjusting the projected image
Explains how to fine-tune image settings like aspect ratio and quality.
Switching the projector off
Details the correct procedure for powering down the projector.
4. Controlling the projector
Overview
Provides a general introduction to controlling the projector.
The control panel
Describes the buttons and indicators on the projector's physical control panel.
The remote control
Details the layout and functionality of the remote control.
Using the control keys
Explains how to use the direct control keys for various settings.
Using the menus
Guides users on navigating and using the projector's on-screen menus.
Main menu
Details the options available in the projector's main menu.
Advanced menu
Covers advanced image settings like color space, gamma, and brightness.
System menu
Details system settings such as language, power management, and display modes.
Control menu
Explains settings related to external control and triggers.
Service menu
Provides access to service-related functions and factory resets.
LED status indicators
Explains the meaning of the power and issue indicator lights.
Timeout
Describes the timeout periods for remote control and menu navigation keys.
Image quality settings
Explains how to adjust brightness, contrast, sharpness, and other image parameters.
Test pattern
Describes how to select and use the projector's built-in test patterns.
Presets
Describes how to save and recall image setting presets.
Brightness
Explains how to adjust the projector's brightness level.
Contrast
Details how to adjust the projector's contrast level.
Saturation
Explains how to adjust color saturation for image vibrancy.
Hue
Describes how to adjust the hue of the image.
Sharpness
Explains how to adjust image sharpness for clarity.
Noise Reduction
Details how to reduce visual noise in the image.
Overscan
Explains how to adjust overscan to manage image edges.
Input Select
Describes how to choose the active input source for the projector.
Resync
Explains how to resynchronize the signal for image stability.
Colour Space
Details how to select the appropriate color space for the input signal.
Video Standard
Explains how to select the video standard (NTSC, PAL, SECAM).
Gamma
Describes gamma correction settings for image contrast and detail.
Colour Temperature
Explains how to adjust the color temperature for a cooler or warmer image.
Colour Gamut
Details settings for controlling the range of colors displayed.
Brilliant Color®
Explains how to enhance projector brightness and color saturation.
Adaptive Contrast
Describes how to automatically adjust contrast based on image luminance.
RGB Adjust
Covers adjustment of Red, Green, and Blue offsets and gains for color balance.
Fine Sync
Details adjustments for vertical position, horizontal position, and pixel clock phase.
Color Mode
Explains different color modes for optimizing image display.
Language
Specifies the available language options for the user interface.
Source Enable
Allows enabling or disabling specific input sources for auto-search.
Menu Position
Allows adjusting the position of the on-screen menu display.
Blank Screen
Sets what is displayed when no input source is found.
Auto Power On
Configures automatic power-on when power is connected.
Auto Power Off
Sets the projector to enter standby mode after inactivity.
Rear Projection
Inverts the image for rear projection setups.
Ceiling Mode
Inverts the image for ceiling-mounted installations.
Logo Display
Controls whether the Digital Projection logo is shown during startup.
Trigger 1 & 2
Configures trigger outputs for controlling external devices like screens.
Auto Source
Sets the projector to automatically search for input sources.
Keys 1 to 5
Allows programming of shortcut keys for input selection.
Factory Reset
Restores all projector settings to their factory defaults.
Blue Only
Isolates the blue signal for color calibration purposes.
Test Patterns
Selects various built-in patterns for testing image quality.
Altitude
Adjusts fan speed for operation at high altitudes.
5. Maintenance
Changing the lamp module
Details the procedure for replacing the projector lamp.
Cleaning the fans
Explains how to clean the projector's cooling fans.
6. Appendix
Troubleshooting
Offers solutions for common projector problems.
Error codes
Lists projector error codes and their meanings.
Specifications
Presents detailed technical specifications for the projector models.
Part numbers
Lists part numbers for the projector and its accessories.
Optical
Details optical specifications like processor, color wheel, and contrast.
Lens aperture
Provides aperture values for the different available lenses.
Focus range
Lists the focus range for the projector's lenses.
Image width
Provides information on image width relative to throw distance.
Lens shift (zoom lenses only)
Details the lens shift capabilities for zoom lenses.
Electrical
Covers electrical specifications including inputs and power.
Mains voltage
Specifies the projector's operating voltage and frequency.
Power consumption
Lists the power consumption figures for different models.
Physical
Details physical specifications like temperature, humidity, and weight.
Weight
States the weight of the projector.
Dimensions
Provides detailed dimensional drawings of the projector models.
Video formats supported
Lists all supported video input signal types and resolutions.
Input connections
Explains the pinouts and types of various input connectors.
Control connections
Details the wiring and pinouts for control and trigger connections.
Remote communications protocol
Describes the RS232 serial commands for controlling the projector.
Key commands
Lists RS232 commands to simulate remote control key presses.
Operation commands
Lists RS232 commands for menu operations and settings.
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