215E Polaview LCD Projector User’s Guide
Table of contents General information Declaration of Conformity ____________________________________________6 Important safeguards _________________________________________________7 Introduction LCD projector features ______________________________________________10 Contents of the LCD projector box____________________________________12 Parts list and accessories _____________________________________________13 Remote control unit _____________________________________________13 Before using the remote con
Using other useful functions__________________________________________35 Selecting the Language for On-Screen Displays (for Model PV215E-C only) ______________________________________35 Selecting the Video System Format ________________________________35 Turning off the input signal display ________________________________36 Disabling the POWER button on the remote control unit _____________36 Canceling the enlarging (scanning line conversion) function____________37 Changing to 16:9 (wide) screen format ___
ProMouse Control Feature___________________________________________54 Windows 95 / Windows 98 _______________________________________54 System requirements_________________________________________54 ProMouse installation ________________________________________55 To open the ProMouse Software_______________________________55 Using the ProMouse Software _________________________________56 To start the ProMouse Control feature _________________________56 To Use the Auto Setup feature _________________________
4 Polview 215E LCD Projector User’s Guide
General information General information Caution: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
General information Declaration of Conformity Model Number: PV215E Trade Name: Polaroid Responsible Party: Polaroid (Europa) BV Address: Hoge Botofstraat 45 7511 ZA, Enschede, The Netherlands Telephone Number: 31-53-486-5050 This device complies with the following directives and standards: 89/336/EEC: EN55022, EN50082-1, IEC801-2, IEC801-3, IEC801-4, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3 73/23/EEC: EN 60950: A1, A2, A3 Thank you for purchasing the Polaroid Polaview PV215E LCD Projector, one of the most sophi
General information Important safeguards ! Caution: Please read all of these instructions before you operate your LCD projector. Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference. Machine Noise Information Ordinance 3. GSGV, January 18, 1991: The sound pressure level at the operator position is equal or less than 44dB (A) according to ISO7779. (However, this is when the ambient temperature is less than 30°C.) Electrical energy can perform many useful functions.
General information 10. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not place the LCD projector where the cord will be walked on. 11. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the LCD projector. 12. As a safety feature, this LCD projector is equipped with a 3-prong earthed plug. The 3-prong earthed plug will fit only into a earthing-type power outlet. If the plug does not fit, use an adapter that is properly earthed or have an electrician install an earthing-type outlet.
General information 19. When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original parts. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards. 20. The air filter should be cleaned every 100 hours of lamp use. The LCD projector may become too hot if the filter is not cleaned when required. 21.
Introduction Introduction LCD projector features High brightness and resolution 1,440 K-pixel, 600-lumen (ANSI) offers clear images even when ambient light level is high. Compact and lightweight Because it is completely portable, you can give attractive presentations at any location by connecting the LCD projector to an external device such as a notebook computer. 20 to 300 inch screen capability 20'' (0.97 m) to 300'' (15.8) diagonal screen size. (See table on page 32.
Introduction Video board This LCD projector accepts input signals in all major video formats, including PAL, SECAM, NTSC, PAL-M, PAL-N and NTSC4.43, as well as the higher quality S-VIDEO signals. Equipped with a variety of convenient functions A variety of functions such as the following have been provided. • A blue screen is projected when no signal is being input. • Mute or freeze functions for video and audio signals can be toggled on and off.
Introduction Contents of the LCD projector box Please confirm that the following items are packed in the LCD projector box. They are provided to help you use or set up your LCD projector. • LCD projector • Remote control unit • 2 “AA” batteries • 9.8 ft. UL/CSA power cord or 2.44m power cord • VGA cable • VGA MAC adapter • PC audio cable • RS-232C cable • RS-232C 9-pin adapter • RS-232C 25-pin adapter • 3.5'' floppy disk containing ProMouse Software for Windows 95 & 98 • 3.
Introduction Parts list and accessories Remote control unit a b c POWER FREEZE SHUTTER MUTE MODE VOLUME MENU n i INPUT d STANDARD e h j k LIGHT POINTER l f m o g p a FREEZE button i VOLUME buttons b POWER button j INPUT button c MUTE button k MENU button d MODE button l POINTER button e Adjust Z / X / C / V buttons m Mouse button f LIGHT button n Transmitter g Click 2 button o Click 1 button h SHUTTER button p Battery compartment English 13
Introduction Before using the remote control Load the 2 “AA” batteries into the remote control unit. 1. Slide the lid in the direction of the arrow. 2. Install 2 “AA” batteries as indicated inside the battery compartment. 3. Replace the lid and snap it into place. Battery replacement caution ! Do not mix old and new batteries.
Introduction LCD projector v u t STATUS CODE VOLUME MODE INPUT w MENU s r ST ANDARD q a VO LU M E ST M N OD E A DA b RD M EN U PU T IN p o ST A CO TU DE S n MAIN OFF ON m S-VIDE O VID EO IN L-A UD IO-R RS232 C RGB IN AUDIO IN RGB OU T c d e f g h i l AUDIO OUT MAIN k j a PC Card release button m MAIN power switch b PC Card slot n FOCUS ring c S-VIDEO input connector o ZOOM ring d VIDEO input connector p Remote control sensor e AUDIO (l/r) input connect
Introduction LCD projector back/ bottom a b c AUDIO OUT OFF MAIN AC IN ON d RGB OIUT e RS232C RGB IN AUDIO IN f S-VIDEO VIDEO IN L-AUDIO IN-R g 16 h a Remote control sensor e Lens cap holder b Air outlet port f Air filter c Carrying handle g Lamp cover screws d Adjusters h Lamp cover Polaview 215E LCD Projector User’s Guide
Getting started Getting started How to use the remote control unit You can use the remote control unit in place of the computer’s mouse. Note: If PC-Card or Video mode is selected as the input signal mode for the LCD projector, the ProMouse feature cannot be used. (This includes the Pointer, Stamp and Line functions.
Getting started Setting up the LCD projector Place the LCD projector on a stable, flat surface according to the LCD projector/ screen relative position chart on page 32. Positioning the LCD projector Caution: Depending on the relative position of the LCD projector and the screen, improper adjustments may cause picture distortion. To prevent the LCD from wobbling, make sure both adjusters (see below) are in firm contact with the support surface.
Getting started Adjusting the lens If the LCD projector is not set up so that it is horizontal, it will not be possible to obtain a distortion-free picture. Turn the adjusters in either direction to make fine adjustments to the level of the projector so that the projector is perfectly horizontal. VO LU ME ST M OD E A N DA RD M EN U IN PU T ST AT CO US DE a b MAIN OFF S-VIDEO VIDEO ON IN L-AU DIO-R RS232C RGB IN AUDIO IN RGB OUT AUDIO OUT MAIN a.
Getting started Connecting the LCD projector Before you begin • Turn off the power supply of each system component before connecting any of the components. • If necessary cables for connecting any of the system components are not supplied with the component or available as an optional accessory, you may need to obtain them yourself. Connecting to a Diagram numbers correspond to the numbers in the computer cables & adapters computer (RGB signal) chart. (see page 22).
Getting started • Plug the RS-232C cable (supplied) correctly into both the RS-232C terminal on the LCD projector and the RS-232C output terminal on the computer. Secure the plugs by tightening the thumb screws. When connecting to a Macintosh series computer, use the RS-232C 9-pin adapter (supplied). Or, when connecting to an IBM-PC series computer, use the RS-232C 25-pin adapter (supplied). Connect one of these RS-232C adapters to the RS-232C input terminal on your computer.
Getting started Computer cables & adapters These accessories are supplied in order to connect the LCD projector to computer equipment. The numbers in the left column correspond to the numbers in the connection diagram on page 20. Port 22 No. Cable/adapter 1 VGA cable 2 Macintosh – VGA adapter 3 PC audio cable 4 RS-232C cable 5 6 Projector Computer/AV product D-Sub HD 15-pin (male) D-Sub HD 15-pin (male) D-Sub HD 15-pin (female) Macintosh D-Sub 15-pin (male) Length 6.56 ft (2.
Getting started Pin assignments Follow the instructions below when connecting to a computer. Refer to page 22 for a list of cables and adapters. a. Signal connector: D-Sub HD 15-pin (PC/AT compatible model) Connect the signal cable to the D-Sub HD 15-pin connector on the LCD project unit. b.
Getting started Setting the DIP Switches Find the resolution of your display type on the table shown at left (also on the adapter). Then, set each DIP switch that is indicated by a “ ” mark to ON.
Getting started c. RS-232C connector: D-Sub 9 pin Connect the RS-232C cable to the Mini DIN 8-pin connector on the LCD projector unit. d. RS-232C connector: Mini DIN 8-pin To convert a D-Sub 9-pin connector to a Mini DIN 8-pin connector, use a RS-232C 9-pin adapter (included). Connect the D-Sub 9-pin adapter and RS-232C cable. Then, connect it to the Mini DIN 8-pin connector on the LCD projector unit. 5 1 9 6 Pin No. 6 8 3 5 1 2 Pin No.
Getting started Factory preset timing Preset timing IBM 640x350 at 70 Hz IBM 640x400 at 70 HZ IBM 640x480 at 60 Hz Dot Clock 25.1745 Mhz 25.1745 Mhz 25.1745 Mhz Horizontal frequency 31.4681 Khz 31.4681 Khz 31.4681 Khz A-Period 31.778 µs (800 dots) 31.778 µs (800 dots) 31.778 µs (800 dots) B-Blanking 6.356 µs (160 dots) 6.356 µs (160 dots) 6.356 µs (160 dots) C-Sync Width 3.815 µs (96 dots) 3.815 µs (96 dots) 3.815 µs (96 dots) D-Back Porch 1.907 µs (48 dots) 1.907 µs (48 dots) 1.
Getting started Preset timing Dot Clock Horizontal frequency VESA 640x480 at 85Hz VESA 640x480 at 72Hz VESA 640x480 at 75 Hz 31.5 MHz 31.5 MHz 31.5 Mhz 37.861 KHz 37.861 KHz 37.500 KHz A-Period 26.413 µs (832 dots) 26.413 µs (832 dots) 26.667 µs (840 dots) B-Blanking 6.095 µs (192 dots) 6.095 µs (192 dots) 6.349 µs (200 dots) C-Sync Width 2.032 µs (64 dots) 1.270 µs (40 dots) 2.032 µs (64 dots) D-Back Porch 3.048 µs (96 dots) 4.063 µs (128 dots) 3.
Getting started Preset timing VESA 800x600 at 72Hz VESA 800x600 at 75Hz VESA 800x600 at 85Hz Dot Clock 50.000 Mhz 49.500 Mhz 56.250 Mhz Horizontal frequency 48.077 Khz 46.875 Khz 53.674 Khz A-Period 20.800 µs (1040 dots) 21.333 µs (1056 dots) 18.631 µs (1048 dots) B-Blanking 4.800 µs (240 dots) 5.172 µs (256 dots) 4.409 µs (248 dots) C-Sync Width 2.400 µs (120 dots) 1.616 µs (80 dots) 1.138 µs (64 dots) D-Back Porch 1.280 µs (64 dots) 3.232 µs (160 dots) 2.
Getting started Preset timing (*Compression) Horizontal frequency MAC 16” 832x624 MAC 19” 1024x768 49.725 KHz 60.2410 KHz A-Period 20.111 µs (1152 dots) 16.600 µs (1328 dots) B-Blanking 5.587 µs (320 dots) 3.800 µs (304 dots) C-Sync Width 1.117 µs (64 dots) 1.200 µs (96 dots)) D-Back Porch 3.910 µs (244 dots) 2.200 µs (176 dots) E-Active Time 14.524 µs (832 dots) 12.800 µs (1024 dots) F-Front Porch 0.559 µs (32 dots) 0.400 µs (4 dots) Vertical frequency 74.550 Hz 74.
Getting started Turning the power on and off If the MAIN power switch on the LCD projector is pressed while the cooling fan is still operating, the operating life of the projector lamp will be shortened. Be sure to follow the procedure outlined below when turning the LCD projector power supply on and off.
Getting started Turning off the power Press the POWER button on the LCD projector or remote control to turn off the power. The STANDBY(R) ON(G) indicator flashes red while the LCD projector cools down, and then changes to solid red when the fan stops after about a minute. 2. Set the MAIN power switch on the LCD projector to OFF. 1.
Getting started LCD projector/screen relative position The picture can be adjusted to the desired size within the range of the zoom lens. (This chart is based on SVGA input signals. Screen sizes will be smaller when VGA signals are used.) Screen size Throw distance (e) Distance (a) Distance (b) Distance (c) Distance (d) 20 inches 3.18 ft (0.97mm) 1.35 ft (0.41m) 0.98 ft. (0.30m) 0.89 ft (0.27m) 1.18 ft (3cm) 40 inches 4.92-6.56 ft (1.5–2.0m) 2.66 ft (0.81m) 2.00 ft. (0.61m) 1.80 ft (0.55m) 2.
Getting started Basic LCD projector operation Before you begin, make sure… • • • • • You have read Important safeguards. (See page 7) All connections are made. (See page 20) The LCD projector is positioned properly. (See page 31) The LCD projector is plugged in. The lens cap is removed.
Getting started 4. Press VOLUME +/- on the LCD projector or remote control unit to adjust the volume level of the built-in speaker. The number of segments (0-63) increases or decreases as the volume is adjusted. 24 When you select an S-VIDEO or VIDEO input signal VIDEO AUTO NTSC a b a Input signal b Input signal format Note: When an S-VIDEO or VIDEO input signal is selected, the name of the signal format will be displayed directly below the input signal in the on-screen display.
Getting started Using other useful functions You may use buttons on the LCD projector or remote control unit for the following operations. Selecting the Language for OnScreen Displays (for Model PV215E-C only) The LCD projector can display screens in one of five different languages. The procedure and on-screen displays shown below assume that an RGB signal is being used as the input signal.
Getting started Turning off the input signal display The function which displays the currently selected input signal on the screen can be turned off by the following procedure. The procedure and on-screen displays shown below assume that an RGB signal is being used as the input signal.
Getting started Canceling the enlarging (scanning line conversion) function When a VIDEO/S-VIDEO signal in NTSC format or a signal with less than 800 x 600 dots (for example, 640x480 dots) is input, the LCD projector automatically enlarges the image to 800 x 600 dots. This may cause picture quality degradation. For a better image, select EXPANSION (VGA) or (NTSC):OFF by the following procedure. The procedure and on-screen displays shown below assume that an RGB signal is being used as the input signal.
Getting started Blue Screen with no input signal The LCD projector is equipped with an internal blue screen function which turns the screen blue when the video or computer equipment connected to the input jack is turned off, or when there is nothing connected to the input jack.
Getting started Adjusting the projected image This LCD projector’s picture is set to standard specifications at the factory. However, you can adjust the image to suit your own preferences by using the RGB or VIDEO ADJUST feature. Three memory modes allow you to adjust and save up to three sets of settings for each input signal (RGB and S-VIDEO/VIDEO). For RGB signal input, three items can be adjusted: “BRIGHTNESS,” “PICTURE,” and “COLOR (White Balance)”.
Getting started 3. Press MODE repeatedly to choose one of the three memory modes for adjustment (page 45). RGB ADJUST >BRIGHTNESS PICTURE COLOR R LEVEL G LEVEL B LEVEL MODE 1 0 0 -----I---------I----- 0 0 0 -----I---------I---------I----- RGB ADJUST >BRIGHTNESS MODE 1 +5 + -----I----- VIDEO ADJUST (1/2) >COLOR TINT BRIGHTNESS PICTURE SHARPNESS MODE 1 0 0 0 0 0 VIDEO ADJUST >COLOR -----I---------I---------I---------I---------I----- MODE 1 +5 + -----I----- 4.
Getting started RGB sync adjustment For V POSI, H POSI, H SIZE and PHASE adjustments, see the PC Output Timing Relative Value Chart on page 43. These adjustments are carried out automatically when the Auto Setup feature of the ProMouse software is used. See “ProMouse Control Feature” on page 54. RGB input is selected (See page 33). Use the buttons on the LCD projector or remote control unit.
Getting started 4. Press Z or X to adjust as described below. The setting will be displayed by numerals and a bar. 5. Press MENU once to return to the RGB SYNC MENU menu, or three times to exit. Adjustments for RGB input • V POSI (Vertical Position) Control (Adjust the vertical position within the projection screen.) Press C to move down or V to move up. IMAGE IMAGE projection screen • H POSI (Horizontal Position) Control (Adjust the horizontal position within the projection screen.
Getting started PC Output Timing Relative Value Chart Vertical position Horizontal position Horizontal size IBM 640 x 350 at 70 Hz/ IBM 640 x 350 at 70 Hz -30-+30 -50-+50 -50-+90 IBM 640 x 480 at 60 Hz -30-+30 -50-+50 -50-+90 MAC II 640 x 480 -30-+30 -50-+50 -50-+90 MAC 16” 832 x 624 -30-+30 -50-+50 -50-+90 VESA 640 x 350 at 85 Hz/ VESA 640 x 400 at 85 Hz -30-+30 -50-+50 -50-+90 VESA 640 x 480 at 72 Hz -26-+30 -50-+50 -50-+90 VESA 640 x 480 at 75 Hz -14-+30 -50-+50 -50-+90 VE
Getting started Adjusting the white balance The picture may become over-saturated with red or blue color. Also, the white shade may not be the desired degree of whiteness. In such cases, you can adjust the white balance by the following procedure. RGB input is selected (See page 33). Use the buttons on the LCD projector or remote control unit.
Getting started 4. Press Z or X to select R LEVEL, G LEVEL OR B LEVEL for the COLOR (for RGB input) or SUB COLOR (for S-VIDEO/VIDEO input). RGB ADJUST BRIGHTNESS PICTURE COLOR >R LEVEL G LEVEL B LEVEL 0 0 MODE + -----I---------I----- 0 0 0 -----I---------I---------I----- VIDEO ADJUST (1/2) >COLOR TINT BRIGHTNESS PICTURE SHARPNESS MODE -----I---------I---------I---------I---------I----- 0 0 0 0 0 VIDEO ADJUST (2/2) SUBCOLOR >R LEVEL G LEVEL B LEVEL MODE 0 0 0 -----I---------I---------I----- 5.
Getting started Projecting PC-Card (ATA Flash Card) data Using this software, “JPEG Viewer”, you can save the image displayed on the PC screen as a JPEG file to a PC-Card (ATA Flash Card). If you insert the PC-Card in this LCD projector, you can project using the JPEG Image Playback feature. Follow the instructions below to use this feature. Caution: It is possible that this feature will not operate correctly with all PC Cards. Operating performance of the following PC Card makers is verified.
Getting started 4. Press VOLUME + to decide FOLDER. A list of images will be displayed. 5. Press C or V to select an image. The selected image is encircled by a bold, blue frame, and the FOLDER name and number is displayed. Note: PressZorX to change the selected FOLDER, and press VOLUME - to display the INDEX. 6. Press VOLUME + to project the selected image. Press C orV select the images one by one. Press V to project the next image. Press C to project the previous image.
Getting started JPEG Viewer features System requirements • • • • • • IBM PC/AT or compatible Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98 16MB RAM or more recommended 2MB available hard disk space 3.5 inch 1.44MB floppy disk drive (for installation) PCMCIA Type II slot JPEG Viewer installation 1. Turn on the PC and start up Windows 95 or 98. 2. Insert the floppy disk (JPEG Viewer software) into the floppy disk drive. 3. Select [Run…] from the Windows Start menu. 4. Type in [A:\SETUP.EXE] and click [OK].
Getting started Starting up the JPEG Viewer VO M E LU ST M ODE A N DA RD M EN U IN PU T ST AT CO US DE Examples below assume the use of Windows 95. 1. Turn on the PC and start up 2b Windows. 2. Insert the PC-Card (ATA 2a Flash Card not supplied) into the PC-Card (a) Slot on your PC. When you purchase a PCCard, format it as you normally with Windows 95 or 98 before use. 3. Select [Start] [Programs] [JPEG Viewer] [JPEG Viewer] to open the JPEG application.
Getting started Functions of each menu item menu bar tool bar Following are the software’s menu items and their functions: File Add Graphic file to Folder Converts an original BMP or JPEG file to a JPEG file and saves it to Folder Delete Graphic file from Folder Deletes selected images from Folder Exit Exits the JPEG Viewer Folder New Makes new Folder Open Opens saved Folder Delete Folder Deletes edited Folder Tool Capture Changes to the Capture mode Remake Thumbnail Remakes Thumbnail f
Getting started When using the Capture feature 1. Select [Option] from the [Tool] menu, and then set the drive and JPEG quality for saving captured images. PC-Card drive Select the PC-Card drive for saving images. Wait time to start Capture Set the waiting time from when the Capture is clicked until capturing the actual image starts. Select from 1 to 10 seconds. JPEG quality Set the picture quality of JPEG files to one of five levels.
Getting started File names will automatically assigned consecutive numbers whenever saved, and thumbnail files will be made. Thumbnail files are used when displaying a list of images in this LCD projector or in this software. JPEG file: Aut_0001.jpg, Aut_0002.jpg,... Thumbnail file: Thm_0001.jpg, Thm_0002.jpg,.... Do not change these file names. Pressing [Return] button in the Capture dialogue box will close this dialogue box. The main window will be displayed.
Getting started Moving the images between Folders Open the Folder containing the image to be moved and the destination Folder. 2. Select the image that you want to move. 1. select “B” drop into “F” 3. Drag the selected image and drop it into the destination Folder. The selected image is inserted in front of the image that it was dropped into. The file numbers are renewed automatically. Displaying full-screen images for confirmation 1. Double-click the image that you want to confirm.
Getting started 2. Select [New] or [Open] from the [Folder] menu, and then open Folder for saving images. The Folder is also opened if you click [New] or [Open] shortcut button on the Toolbar. When creating a new Folder, a consecutive number is automatically assigned to the Folder name. Folder1, Folder2... Do not change the Folder name. 3. Select [Add Graphic file to Folder] from the [File] menu, and designate the BMP (or JPEG) file that you want to convert.
Getting started ProMouse installation 1. Turn on the PC and start up Windows. 2. Insert the floppy disk (ProMouse software) into the floppy disk drive. 3. Select [Run…] from the Windows Start menu 4. Type in [A:\SETUP:EXE] and click [OK]. It is assumed that your 3.5 inch 1.44MB floppy disk drive is assigned as drive “A”. If not, replace “A” with the appropriate letter. 5. Follow the instructions as they appear on your PC screen. Click (OK) To open the ProMouse Software Select [Programs] Start Menu.
Getting started Using the ProMouse Software The setting window will appear when the ProMouse software is started up. To start the ProMouse Control feature Follow the steps below. Please refer to “ProMouse Software details” (below) for detailed settings. Select the Option Communication Setting. Select and set COM1 or COM2. 2. Click Start in the lower right corner of the setting window. The ProMouse Control feature will start and the setting window will be minimized. 1.
Getting started Option Menu • Clear Screen Deletes all the lines or stamp marks written on the screen. • Mouse Setting The dialog shown below will appear. Sets the movement speed of the mouse using the remote control unit. Help Menu • Contents Displays help information for the software. • Version Information Displays a dialogue box indicating the version of the software. Window Setting • Pointer Shape Selects the indicating pointer mark on the screen.
Getting started Macintosh System requirements • • • • • • System 7.1 or later 68030 CPU or higher, or Power Macintosh 2 MB RAM on-board memory 2MB available hard disk space 3.5'' 1.44MB floppy disk drive (for installation) Serial port (Mini DIN 8 pin) Note: It is possible that the supplied software will not operate correctly, depending on the hardware configuration of the personal computer and the sharing of resources by other applications’ software.
Getting started 7. Click on “Restart” to finish the installation and restart the Macintosh. To open the ProMouse Software Double click the ProMouse icon in the ProMouse Folder. The ProMouse software will open. Using ProMouse Software The setting window will appear when the ProMouse software is started up. To start the ProMouse Control feature Follow the steps below. Please refer to “ProMouse Software Details” (below) for detailed settings. 1. Select the Option Connection Setting.
Getting started To Use the Auto Setup feature The signal mode is identified and the vertical position, horizontal position, horizontal size, and phase are automatically adjusted. Click on Auto Setup at the bottom of the setting window. • You may also select Option Auto Setup. • The on-screen display at right will appear during auto adjustment. AUTO SETUP • Auto Setup may not be possible with some computer types. ProMouse Software details File Menu • Save Saves the current window status.
Getting started How to program 1. Click on the remote key you want to be programmed in the setting window. The screen shown at right will appear. 2. Operate the desired shortcut command on the PC. The key selected in step 1 will be programmed with the shortcut command operated in step 2. Programmed shortcut keys are indicated in the setting window. Because the Clear Screen command is necessary to delete lines or stamp marks from the screen, the X key is programmed as Clear Screen at the factory.
Appendix Appendix Maintenance Warning Indications Status Code Display Indications This LCD projector has a STATUS CODE display that calls your attention to problem conditions existing inside the LCD projector. The LCD projector displays a status code indication each time an internal problem is detected. If any of the following indications appear in the STATUS CODE display, immediately turn off the MAIN power. Then, see the chart below.
Appendix Status Code Symptom Problem Possible Solution L-1 Lamp operation time is over 1000 hours. It is nearly time to replace the lamp unit. Replace the lamp unit. (See page 66). L-0 Lamp operation time is over 1100 hours. The lamp unit must be replaced. C-d Forced cooling fan operating to expedite lamp replacement (See page 65). — — Note: Please wait one minute before turning the power back on, to allow the lamp to cool.
Appendix 3. Remove the air filter unit Hold the indent on the air filter unit with your hands and pull the air filter unit out of the LCD projector. 4. Clean the filter. Gently remove any accumulated dust from the air filter unit with your vacuum cleaner. crevice attachment Caution: Operating the LCD projector with a torn or damaged air filter may cause damage to the LCD projector. 5. Replace the air filter unit.
Appendix Lamp Replacement Warning: If Status Code “L-n” (see page 62) is displayed on the Status Code Display when lamp is not turned on, take the LCD Projector to your nearest Service Center for repair as there is danger of injury due to lamp fragments. Lamp replacement period The LCD projector lamp has a limited operating life of approximately 1100 hours. “LAMP TIME REMAINING 10h” will be displayed on screen when the operation time reaches 1090 hours.
Appendix Lamp replacement procedure Caution: Because of possibility of injury, strictly follow the lamp replacement procedure outlined below. Order Lamp: 630146 Tools required: A coin. 1. After the cooling fan has stopped and the STANDBY(R) ON(G) indicator turns solid red, set the MAIN power switch to OFF and unplug the power cord.
Appendix 4. Remove the lamp unit screw. Remove the lamp unit screws (2), then grasp the lamp unit handle and carefully pull it from the LCD projector. Keep the lamp housing opening to your right. Do not touch the lamp or point the lamp opening at anyone. lamp unit screws coin Warning: The lamp may be hot. Be careful when handling. Caution: High-pressure lamps may explode if improperly handled.
Appendix 10. Press Z orX to select SET UP PROJECTOR, and then press C or V to display the screen. 11. Press Z orX to select LAMP TIME RESET, and then press C or V to display the screen. Lamp Time Reset When you change to a new lamp reset lamp time. Have you finished yet? NO YES SELECT : PUSH C or V END : PUSH MENU 12. Press C or V to select YES. “Push POWER button to reset” will appear. 13. Press POWER to reset the lamp time to “0”.
Appendix Before Requesting Service If the LCD projector unit fails, check the following before calling your dealer for service. Problem Possible Cause The power does not turn on. • The power cord may not be connected. • The MAIN power switch on the projector may be turned off. • The main power supply may not be supplied to the power point. • The Status Codes are indicated on the STATUS CODE Display. • The lamp unit or lamp unit cover may not have been correctly installed .
Appendix Specifications LCD panels 0.9” Polysilicon LCD panel X3, RGB shutter method, using translucent TN crystal panels Drive method Active Matrix 4:3 aspect ratio panels, TFT (Thin Film Transistor) No. of pixels 480,000 (800 x 600) stripe pixels x 3 panels Lens 1-1.3 zoom lens, F2.5-2.
Appendix Audio output 1.5 W (10% THD) Speaker 70 mm X 40 mm X 1 (2.76” X 1.58” X 1 Operating temperature 5˚C to 40˚C (41˚F to 104˚F) Operating humidity 10% - 80% (non-condensation) Storage temperature/ Storage humidity -13°F to 104°F (-25°C to 40°C) / 5%-85% (non-condensing) -13°F to 140°F (-25°C to 60°C) / Normal humidity Power supply 100-240 V AC (50 or 60 Hz) Automatic Power consumption 260 W Dimensions (W x H x D) 240 mm x 153 mm x 325 mm (9-7/16" x 6" x 12-13/16") Amps 2.6A-1.
Appendix Polaroid Three Year Limited Warranty Polaroid warrants your Polaview projector equipment against defects in manufacture for a period of three years from the date of purchase. To verify the warranty period, you should keep the sales slip or other proof of the purchase date.
Polaroid Offices and Service Centers Australia Polaroid Australia Pty. Ltd. 13–15 Lyonpark Road P.O. Box 163 North Ryde, N.S.W. 2113 Tel.: (02) 9 950 7000 Fax: (02) 887 2209 France Polaroid (France) S.A. 12 Bis Ave. Gay Lussac La Clef de Saint-Pierre, B.P. 7 78996 Elancourt Cédex Tel.: (33-1) 30 68 38 38 Fax: (33-1) 30 68 38 39 Belgique/België Polaroid (Belgium) N.V.–S.A. Rue Colonel Bourg 111 Kolonel Bourgstraat 111 1140 Bruxelles–1140 Brussel Tel.
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