Proxima Multimedia LCD Projectors Halogen User's Guide download pdf (Page 20)

User’s Guide • 2–5

Chapter 2 • Detailed Setup

4. After you turn on the projector and computer, if you want to

raise or lower the projected image, just move the mirror

assembly to the appropriate angle.

CAUTION! DO NOT use the assembly cover or projection

mirror as a handle. TO AVOID DAMAGE, YOU MUST

COMPLETELY CLOSE THE PROJECTOR BEFORE

MOVING IT.

If you must move the projector while it is open, grasp it securely

at the sides by the lower part of the housing to support the weight

of the unit.

PROXIMA

Figure 2-6

Moving the projector when open

Using an AV Tripod

On the bottom of the projector there is a connector that you can

connect to a tripod. Use only a heavy-duty, industrial audio-visual

tripod that can support at least 25 pounds.

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Multimedia LCD Projectors 1
Halogen Models 1
Contents 3
Chapter 3 4
Using the 4
Projector 4
Figure 1-1 6
1–2 • User’s Guide 7
User’s Guide • 1–3 8
Desktop Computers 9
User’s Guide • 1–5 10
Desktop Projector 10
Control Panel 11
Figure 1-4 12
Figure 1-5 12
Figure 1-6 13
Setup Menu 13
Figure 1-7 14
Remote control unit 14
Getting Help 15
Figure 2-1 16
Opening the Projector 17
Figure 2-3 18
Opening the cover assembly 18
Figure 2-4 19
Raising the mirror assembly 19
Figure 2-5 19
Figure 2-6 20
Closing the Projector 21
Figure 2-7 22
Accessing the handle 22
Figure 2-8 23
The Connector Panels 23
Figure 2-9 24
VGA and Macintosh connections 24
VGA connections 25
Figure 2-10 25
Macintosh connections 25
Notebooks/Laptops 26
Special Configurations 26
Figure 2-11 27
User’s Guide • 2–13 28
Chapter 2 • Detailed Setup 28
COMPUTER AUDIO IN 29
AUDIO IN 29
Connecting a Microphone 30
AUDIO OUT 31
Figure 2-12 32
Figure 2-13 33
Figure 2-14 34
Figure 2-15 35
Allow for proper air flow! 35
Figure 2-16 36
The LAMP key 36
Projecting 37
Image Size 37
Figure 2-18 38
The projector lens focus ring 38
Normal Image Keystoned Image 39
Figure 2-19 39
Normal vs. keystoned images 39
Figure 2-20 40
Figure 3-1 41
BRIGHTNESS Keys 42
LAMP Key 42
MENU/ (CYCLOPS) Key 42
SYNC Keys 43
VIDEO Key 43
VOLUME Keys 44
Saving Changes 44
Menu Settings 44
Figure 3-2 45
Figure 3-3 45
SIG LEVEL 46
Figure 3-4 47
3–8 • User’s Guide 48
PROJECTION 49
FREQUENCY 49
LANGUAGE 50
SETTINGS 50
Figure 3-5 51
Warning lights 51
REPLACE LAMP Alert Light 52
Figure 3-6 53
TEXT Key 54
REV, PAUSE and FWD Keys 54
FREEZE Key 54
Chapter 4 55
Maintenance 55
Figure 4-1 56
The lamp selector 56
Figure 4-2 57
Figure 4-3 58
Opening the lamp chamber 58
Figure 4-4 59
Figure 4-5 60
Figure 4-6 60
Figure 4-7 61
Figure 4-8 62
Figure 4-9 62
Figure 4-10 63
Installing batteries 63
Temperature Extremes 64
Chapter 5 65
Troubleshooting 65
5–2 • User’s Guide 66
Chapter 5 • Troubleshooting 66
User’s Guide • 5–3 67
Where to Get 68
User’s Guide • 5–5 69
Appendix A 70
Specifications 70
A–2 • User’s Guide 71
Appendix A • Specifications 71
Appendix B 72
Accessories & 72
Replacement 72
B–2 • User’s Guide 73

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