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PA502S / PA502SP / PA502X / PA502XP
DLP Projector
User Guide
IMPORTANT: Please read this User Guide to obtain important information on installing
and using your product in a safe manner, as well as registering your product for future
service. Warranty information contained in this User Guide will describe your limited
coverage from ViewSonic Corporation, which is also found on our web site at http://
www.viewsonic.com in English, or in specific languages using the Regional selection
box in the upper right corner of our website. "Antes de operar su equipo lea cu
idadosamente las instrucciones en este manual"
Model No. VS16970/VS16971
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Summarization of Contents
Compliance Information
FCC and CE Compliance
Details regulatory compliance information including FCC, Canadian, and European Union standards.
Copyright and Product Information
Product Registration and Disposal
Information on registering the product, and guidelines for end-of-life product disposal.
Introduction
Projector Features
Highlights the key features and capabilities of the projector, including connectivity and display options.
Device Control and Functions
Projector Controls
Explains the function of each button on the projector body, including power, source, and navigation controls.
Remote Control
Remote Control Functions
Details the buttons and their functions on the projector's remote control for operation and settings.
Projector Positioning
Choosing a Location
Guides users on selecting optimal placement locations for the projector, including front table, front ceiling, rear ceiling, and rear table.
Connection
Connecting Signal Sources
Details how to connect various signal sources to the projector using different cable types.
Connect to the Computer or Monitor
Connecting to a Computer
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the projector to a computer using a VGA cable.
Connecting to Video Source Devices
Video Connection Options
Explains different video connection methods, prioritizing HDMI for best quality, followed by Component and Composite.
Operation
Activate the Projector
Steps to power on the projector, select language, and initiate signal search.
Using the Menus
Introduction to the projector's On-Screen Display (OSD) menu system for adjusting settings.
OSD Menu Navigation
Menu Navigation Guide
Guides users through accessing and adjusting settings via the projector's OSD menu, covering Display, Image, Power Management, Basic, Advanced, and System menus.
Password Management
Setting a Password
Procedure for enabling and setting a six-digit password for projector security.
Disabling Password Function
Steps to turn off the password protection feature on the projector.
Password Recovery and Management
Password Recall Procedure
Explains the process for retrieving a forgotten password with assistance from a service center.
Changing Your Password
Instructions on how to change an existing projector password.
Adjusting the Projected Image
Adjusting Projection Angle
How to use the adjustment support peg to fine-tune the projector's height and angle.
Auto-Adjustments to Image
Using the focus and zoom rings to sharpen the image and adjust its size.
Image Detail and Aspect Ratio
Zoom Out for Detail Inspection
Guides on using zoom functions to inspect specific details within the projected image.
Selecting the Aspect Ratio
Instructions on how to adjust the image aspect ratio to match the source signal and display requirements.
Optimizing the Image
Selecting a Picture Mode
Guide to choosing predefined picture modes like Standard, Photo, Movie, Brightest, and Presentation.
Using Screen Color
Calibrates projected image color for non-white projection surfaces.
Advanced Image Color and Temperature Settings
Adjusting Color and Brightness
Fine-tunes image quality by adjusting color saturation, brightness, contrast, and reducing noise.
Color Temperature Adjustment
Guides on selecting and setting color temperature (Cool, Normal, Warm) and specific color gains/offsets.
Extending Lamp Life
Setting Lamp Mode
Instructions for setting the projector to Eco, Dynamic Eco, or Super Eco modes to conserve power and extend lamp life.
Auto Power Off and Sleep Timer
Configuring automatic power off and sleep timers to save energy and lamp life.
Lamp and Altitude Operations
Lamp Replacement and Timing
Information on when and how to replace the projector lamp, including troubleshooting lamp indicators.
High Altitude Mode Operation
Details on activating and using the High Altitude Mode for optimal performance in specific environmental conditions.
3D Functions and Projector Shutdown
3D Functionality
Explains the projector's 3D capabilities and how to select 3D sync formats.
Switching Off the Projector
Step-by-step instructions for safely powering down the projector and disconnecting it.
Maintenance
Care of the Projector
Provides instructions for cleaning the projector lens and case, and general care guidelines.
Storing and Transporting the Projector
Guidelines for safely storing the projector for extended periods and recommendations for shipping.
Troubleshooting
Projector Not Shutting Down
Troubleshooting steps for when the projector fails to turn off properly.
No Picture or Blurred Image
Solutions for common display issues like no picture, poor focus, or image blur.
Remote Control Issues
Steps to resolve problems with the projector's remote control, including battery and code issues.
Specifications
Projector Specifications
Technical specifications of the projector, including input/output terminals and control interfaces.
Dimensions and Mounting
Projector Dimensions
Provides the physical dimensions and mounting hole specifications for the projector.
Ceiling Mount Installation Details
Diagram and notes for installing a ceiling mount, including recommended screw specifications.
Appendix
IR Control Table
Table listing IR remote control buttons and their corresponding codes for different projector models.
Address Code
Lists the different address codes used for remote control operation.
RS232 Command List
Detailed list of RS232 commands for controlling projector functions via serial interface.
Limited Warranty
Warranty Coverage
Details what the projector warranty covers, including parts, labor, and lamp coverage.
What Warranty Does Not Cover
Lists conditions and damages excluded from warranty coverage, such as misuse or unauthorized modifications.
Warranty Service and Limitations
Getting Service and Warranty Limitations
Information on how to obtain warranty service, limitations on implied warranties, and damage exclusions.
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