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Remove the lens cap and reposition the projector closer to or further from the screen
as necessary for the screen and new lens type. For example, if using a 0.8:1 lens,
throw distance should be roughly equal to 0.8
permanent installation, always use the appropriate throw distance from Appendix E.
Power up and test, adjusting offsets as necessary.
NOTE: If you install one of the larger lenses you may need to adjust the lens mount
tilt UP slightly to compensate for increased gravitational pull on these heavier
lenses. On the front bezel of the projector, remove the very small cap located near
the top of the lens (at approximately 11 o'clock). Insert a 9/64" Allen key until it
seats on the internal hex screw—you may have to move the horizontal offset for
access. Turn the screw slightly to adjust the lens tilt UP as necessary.
If the projector appears not to be operating properly, note the symptoms present and
use the following guide to assist you. If you cannot resolve the problems yourself,
contact your dealer for assistance.
NOTE: Always check the LCD status window at the rear of the projector for initial
information about a problem.
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2. Do both LEDs come on at the front of the projector? Check that the power cord is
properly connected at the wall outlet (200-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz nominal) and that
you are using the integral cable provided with the projector.
3. Does the green "Status" LED flash with each key press? If not, the projector is
not receiving the keypad's IR signals. Ensure the keypad is directed at either the
front or rear of the projector, or at the screen. Also make sure that these paths are
not blocked. Try the built-in keypad.
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