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Eiki LC-NB2UW Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 mypfDj&b'Df/omp/. The most trusted, dependable trusted dependable name most name in projector projector lamp lamp sales. sales. http://www.myprojectorlamps.com http://www.myprojectorlamps.com http://www.myprojectorlamps.ca http://www.myprojectorlamps.ca http://www.myprojectorlamps.eu http://www.myprojectorlamps.eu The following projector manual has not been modified or altered in any way. The following projector manual has not been modified or altered in any way.
  • Page 2 BIKI MULTIMEDIA PROJECTOR MODE LC-NB2UW OWNER'S MANUAL...
  • Page 3 THIS UNIT, IMPORTANT: For your protectionin the eventof theft or loss this LC Data- LC-NB2UW Model No : Grade projector, please record the Model Nomber and Serial Numoer iocaled on the rear of unit and retain this information, Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your autho•...
  • Page 4 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS It the projector dö€s not operate rvorrt18ily by foalowing tne Ail the safety and operating •nstroctions should be read hetoro ooersong Instructions. Adjust only those coruroE mat are the product is opera•ed. covered by 'ne operating instruct•ons as imprope' Reari ali of 'he instructions given and retain...
  • Page 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES DESIGN COMPUTER MODE SELECTING COMPUTER MODE SELECTING COMPUTER SYSTEM PREPARATION SYSTEM COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SFECIF'CATIONS ADJUSTMENT NAME OF EACH PART OF THE PROJECTOR PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT SETTING-UP THE PROJECTOR ADJUST PICTURE IMAGE POSITIONING THE PROJECTOR NORMAL FUNCTION ADJUSTABLE FUNCTION CONNECTING...
  • Page 6 FEATURES AND DESIGN ThisMultimedia Projector is designed Withthe mostadvanced technoLgyfor portability, d urability. a ndeaseof use. The projector Ijtitizesbuilt•inmultimedia features, a paletteoi 16,77millioncolors,andmatrixliquidcrystal display CCCö)technology. Automatic 'Multiscanning System Compatibility This projector automatically tunes to most Th•s projector is compatible with many different personal computers currently distributed by types of personal computers...
  • Page 7 PREPARATION NAME OF EACH PART OF THE PROJECTOR FRONT OF THE CABINET PROJECTION LENS LENS COVER CARRY HANDLE INFRARED REMOTE RECEIVER SPEAKER (Monaural) SACK OF THE CABINET EXHAUST VENT HOT AIR EXHAUSTED blown from exhaust vent is hot. When using or installing the projector.
  • Page 8 PREPARATION SETTING-UP PROJECTOR POSITIONING THE PROJECTOR This projector is basically designed to project on a flat projection surface. The projector can be focused from 4.6' (1.4m) 35.4'{10.8m}, • Reter to the figure below to adjust the screen size. 35,4E (10-8m'} 24-0- 200"...
  • Page 9 PREPARATION CONNECTING THEAC POWER CORD This projector Uses nominal input voltages ot 100-120 V The projector automatically selects the correct input voltage, It is designed to work with single-phase power systems having a grounded neutral conductor. To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not plug into any other type of power system.
  • Page 10 00 not drop or give a shock to the projector, otherwise damages or malfunctions may result. When carrying the projectorv use a carrying case recommended by Eiki. 00 not transport the projector by using a courier or transport service in an unsuitable transport This may cause damage to the projector.
  • Page 11 CONNECTING PROJECTOR TERMINALS OF THE PROJECTOR S.VIOEO INPUT JACK VIDEO INPUT JACK Connect tne S-V'OEO output Connect the video output trom video equipment to this the video equipment tc lh•s terminal. terminal "Heter to (Refer to AUDIO INPUT JACKS COMPUTER AUDIO JACK Connect the audio...
  • Page 12 CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR CONNECTING TO THE VIDEO EQUIPMENT Video Source {example) Video Disc Player Video Cassette Recorder Output Video Output used cables tor connection • VIDEO CABLE • Use the either of VIDEO S-VIDEO CABLE • jack or s.VIOEO jack. AUDIO CABLE When The both jacks are •...
  • Page 13 CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR CONNECTING TO THE COMPUTER To connect with the computer, refer to the figure below. used cables for connection • VGA CABLE • CONTROL CABLE FOR PS.'2 PORT • CONTROL CAaLE FOR SERIAL PORT.or ADB PORT • • MAC ADAPTER •...
  • Page 14 CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR S-VDEO COMPUTER MOUJTOH COMPUTER MONITOR CONTROL AUDIO AUDIO PORT MAC ADAPTER (Not supplied) Set the Switches as shown use ong ot these Control in the table below depend- on tr,e RESOLU TION Cables correspomiing MODE that you want to Withthe terminal ot your use before torn on the...
  • Page 15 BEFORE OPERATION OPERATION OF THE REMOTE CONTROL VIDEO BUTTON POWER ON-OFF Used V.DEO i,lsed to turn Ine projector source. or off vocos COB.'PUTER SUTTON output source OZOOu POINT BUTTON BUTTON move the MENU, to adyugt item, MENU ar to in O'EITAL operation 'P 17, ZOOM...
  • Page 16 BEFORE OPERATION Operating Range (5-1 Point the remote control toward the COUPUTER VIDEO projector (the Remote Receiverj whenever pressing the buttons. ZOOM BUTTON VOLUME BUTTON Maximum operating range tor the VOLUME pocus üsoo acuusl zoom, remote control is about 16.4' (5m) Usea volume.
  • Page 17 BEFORE OPERATION CONTROLS INDICATORS ZOOM BUTTONS Used to select zoom adjust, POWER ON-OFF BUTTON FOCUS BUTTONS used to turn the projector on or off. (P 19} used to select focus adjust. (P20) ZOO" LAMP INDICATOR VOLUME BUTTONS Th•s •nd•eator ts lit "n when projector Used...
  • Page 18 BEFORE OPERATION OPERATING ON-SCREEN MENU HOW TO OPERATE ON-SCREEN MENU You can control and adjust this Projector through ON- WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL SCREEN MENU. Refer to the following pages to ON-SCREEN operate the each adjustment on the ia LIP' DOWN.' MENU.
  • Page 19 BEFORE OPERATION MENU Press MENU BUTTON while being in Computer mode, SETTING MENU MODE MENU IMAGE MENU PC ADJUST MENU used to set the Display IJsed to select used to adjust Fine Used to adjust the sync.. Total dots, Menu and to reset Computer parameters...
  • Page 20 BASIC OPERATIONS TURNING ON / OFF THE PROJECTOR TURNING OF THE PROJECTOR Complete the peripheral c onnections (withComputer. V CA and etc.) before turning on the projector, tRater 10 "CONNECTING TO THE PROJECTOR- o n Pages connecting those equipment. Connect t heprojector's A Cpowercordintoa walloutlet. The LAMPindicatorlightsRED.andthe READYindicatorlights GREEN.
  • Page 21 BASIC OPERATION ADJUSTING IMAGE ZOOM ADJUSTMENT Press the ZOOM button on the Top Control or the ZOOM button on the Remote Control unit to turn into ZOOM mode, Press POINT LIP button Or the ZOOM button to have Zoom image larger, and press the POINT UP button or the ZOOM V button to have the smaller.
  • Page 22 BASIC OPERATION NO SHOW FUNCTION Press NO SHOW button on the Remote Control unit turn picture inta black image. This function is cancelled when the NO No show SHOW button is pressed again ot any other function button is pressed. The message disappears after 4 sozyands.
  • Page 23 COMPUTER MODE SELECTING COMPUTER MODE DIRECT OPERATION MOOE COMPUTER Select COMPUTER the MOOE Conrol or lhe COMPUTER bunan tho Aemote Control Unit VIDEO MENU OPERATION Press MENU button the ONSCREEN ME-rou Press PONT press the SELECT button '.ornpl,..ner C.•urrent modé CURRENT MODE DISPLAY...
  • Page 24 COMPUTER MODE COMPATIBLE COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS Basically this projector can accept the signal from all computers with the V, H-Frequency below mentioned and less than 135 MHz Of Dot Clock. SCRE Freq. -Freq. N-SCRÉÉN *Freq. •Freq. RESOLUT'ON RESOLUTION r OISPLAV DiSPLAY SVGA x 480 31 .47...
  • Page 25 COMPUTER MODE PC ADJUSTMENT This Projectorcan automaticallytune to the disgday signalsfrom most personalcomputerscurrentlydistributed. However,some computersemploy the special signal formats which are differentfrom the standardones and may not be tuned by Multiscanningof this projector, It this happens,the projectorcannotreproducea proper image and the image is recognized as a flickering picture. a nonsynchronized picture, a non-centered picture or a skewed picture, This projectorhas PC ADJUSTMENTfunction,to enable you to preciselyadjust several parametersto match with those exceptional signal tormats and the projector has five independent memory areas to memorize those...
  • Page 26 rotal lines The number of the total vanical lines. Adiust the number to match SVGA the image of your personal compuler. Total dots The number oi the total dots in ane horizontal period. Adjust the Mooe number to match the image of pour personal computer. (Total lines Total...
  • Page 27 COMPUTER MODE ADJUST PICTURE IMAGE MANUALLY Press the MENU button and the ON-SCREEN MENU will appear, Press lhe POINT LEFT/RIGHT buttons to select 'MAGE @ and presstheSELECTbutton. Anotherdialogbox PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT Menu will appear. Press POINT DOWN button a red-arrow icon will appear.
  • Page 28 COMPUTER MODE AUTO IMAGE FUNCTION The Auto 'mage 'unction is provided to automatically adjust Fine Total dots, and P•ctore Position 'or most computers. Press button the ON-SCREEN MENU appear. Press the POINT I-FFT./RIGHT burans to select AUTO IMAGE and press the SELECT button- Another dialog boy:AUTO IMAGE Menu will appear.
  • Page 29 COMPUTER MODE PICTURE SCREEN ADJUSTMENT Thisprojector h asapicture screen resize function, which enables y outodisplay theimage indesirable s ize. Press theMENU outton andtheON-SCREEN MENU appear, Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT buttons to seiect SCREEN and press the SELECT button, Another dialog box P'CTURE SCREEN Menu appear.
  • Page 30 VIDEO MODE SELECTING VIDEO MODE DIRECT OPERATION MOOE button Select VIDEO mode by pressing the MOOE button on the Top COMPUTER Control or the VIDEO button on the Remote Control MENU OPERATION Press the MENU button and 'the ON-SCREEN MENU will appear. Press the POINT LEFT/RIGHT buttons to select Video press the SELECT...
  • Page 31 VIDEO MODE PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTING THE PICTURE IMAGE Press the MENU button and the ON-SCREEN MENU appear. Press the POINT LEFT}NIGHTbuttons to select IMAGE and press the SELECTbutton. Anotherdialog box PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT Menu will appear. Press the POINT OOWN button and a red-arrow icon will appear.
  • Page 32 SETTING SETTING MENU Press the MENU button ON-SCREEN MENO appear. Press the POINT LEFTff31GHT buttons to select SETTING SELECT button. Another dialog box SETTiNG Menu will appear. Press the POINT DOWN button and a red-arrow icon Blue back appear. Move the to the ilem 'hat you want to set, and Display press the SELECT button...
  • Page 33 APPENDIX OPERATING WIRELESS MOUSE The Wireless Remote Control unit is not only able to operate the prorector but also usable as a wireless mouse for most Personal Computers, The POINT buttons and the two CLICK buttons are used for the wireless mouse operation.
  • Page 34 APPENDIX MAINTENANCE TEMPERATURE WARNING INDICATOR The TEMPERATURE WARNING Indicator fiashes red when the internal temperature ot the protector exceeds the normal temperature. The Indicator stops flashing when the temperature ot the prc.yectorbecome normal. When the TEMPERATURE WARNING Indicator continues to flash, check the item listed below. TheVentilation slots ot theprojector maybeblocxed.
  • Page 35 APPENDIX LAMP REPLACEMENT INDICATOR When the life ot lhe Lamp ot this projector draws to an end, the LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator lights yellow.Whenthe mage becomes darkor thecolorof the imagebecomeunnatural, r aplac€ment ottne Lamp is required. LAMP REPLACEMENT CAUTION continued safety, repuce With a lamp assembly ot the same type. projectorto cool at least 45 rninu'es before you own live cover.
  • Page 36 APPENDIX TROUBLESHOOTING Before calitng vour dealer or service station for assistance, check the matters below once again. Make have connected the projector to your equipment a s described in section "CONNECTING PROJECTOR" on pages 10 2. Check cable connection. Verity that all computer, video and power cord are propedy connected. 3, Verity that ail power is sw•tched on, 4.
  • Page 37 APPENDIX these Solution Problem: Ohec:k the batteries. Remote Control Check the ALL-OFF switch an the Remote Control Unit is set to 'ON Units dose not work. Make Sure anything is blocking between the Remote Receiver and the RemoteControl Llnits. Make sure you are not too far from the projector when using tha Remote Control units. Maximum operating range is '6-4' (5m).
  • Page 38 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Multi-media Projector Projector Type Dimensions H x D) lbs (3.9 Net Weight LCD Pane/ System 0.9" TFT Active Matrix type, 3 panels 600 dots Panel Resolution Number of Pixels PAL. SECAU NTSC, NTSC4A3, Color System H-sync. 15 go KHz. Vsvnc. SO 100 Hz Scanning Frequency Projection Image size (Oiagona') Adjustable from 30"...
  • Page 39 OPTIONAL PARTS The parts listed below are optionally supplied. When ordering those parts, give the name and the Type No- of it to the sales dealer. Control Cable for Serial Port Type No- POA.MCSRL • Control Cable for ADB Port Type NO, .
  • Page 40 EIKI Audio Visual/Video Products EIKI INTERNATIONAL, INC. 26794 Vista Terrace Drive. Lake Forest. US-A. TEL (949) 457-7878 IN CANADA, EIKI CANADA 865 Heritage Drive P.O. Box 156 Midland Ontario Canada TEL (705) 5274084 Printed in Japan Part No. 610 280 7653 (IAA6PIP1960--...