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SHARP XG-NV7XU - Row Move projector user manual

1. D Make the necessary connections before pro ceeding Connect the povver cord to a vvall outlet The POVVER indicator lights up red and the prolector enters standby mode 2 Press Povver ON The flashing green LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator shovvs that the lamp is vvarming up VVait unt l the indicator stops flashing before operating the profector e lf the povver is turned off and then immedlately turned on again it may take a short vvhile before the lamp turns on After the proflector is unpacked and turned on for the first time a slight odor may be emitted from the exhaust vent This odor vvill soon disappear vvith use VVhen the povver is on the LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator lights indicating the status of the lamp Green Lamp is ready Flashing green VVarming up Red Change the lamp Basic Operations T POVVER 5 l LAMP 26 TEMP o o o orr d BLACI AUTO SYNC INPUT 1 Mode COMPONENT TAYI INPUT 2 Mode VIDEO Mode PE V DEO D VOLUME 307 1 HM TN Turn Pover OFF Yes Press Again No Please VVait VN K m SCREEN LASE KEYSNQNE MENU INPUT e rCOM a 2 s b v 3 Rotate the focus ring until the image on the screen becomes clear 4 Rotate the zoom ring The image can be adiusted to the desired size vvithin the zoom range 5 Press INPUT to select the desired input mod
2. E 56 x pu ddy AR Appendix i Product type Model Video system Display method DMD panel Lens Profection lamp Contrast ratio Video input signal S video input signal Digital input signal Horizontal resolution Audio output Computer RGB input signal Pixel clock Vertical frequency Horizontal frequency Computer control signal Speaker system Rated voltage nput current Rated frequency Povver consumption Operating temperature Storage temperature Cabinet R carrier frequency Laser pointer of remote control Dimensions approx VVeight approx Supplied accessories Replacement parts This SHARP profector uses a DMD panel This very sophisticated panel contains 786 492 pixels As vvith any high technolooy electronic equipment such as large screen TVs video systems and video cameras there are certain acceptable tolerances that the equlpment must conform to Specifications Digital Multimedia Profector XG NV7XU PAL SECAM NTSC 3 58 NTSC 4 43 DTV 480P DTV 720P DTV 1080 Single panel Digital Micromirror DeviceT M DMDM by Texas Instruments Panel size 9964 21 8 mm 1 chip XGA DMD No of dots 786 432 dots 1 024 H x 768 V 1 1 2 x zoom lens F2 7 3 0 f 35 42 mm P VIP lamp AC 120 VV 500 1 RCA Connector VIDEO composite video 1 0 Vp p sync negative 75 6 terminated RCA Connector AUDIO 0 5 Vrms more than 22 kO stereo 4 pin mini DIN connector Y luminance sig
3. appears enter a value in the range indicated in brackets under CONTROL CONTENTS e NPUT ADUUSTMENT can only be set in the displayed computer mode Noise may appear vvhen used vvith certain computers Set the NO SE F LTER to ON using the RS 232C command E 54 x pu ddy a Appendix i nput Signals Recommended Timing The computer output signal timing of different types of computer signals are shovvn belovv for reference For IBM and compatibles For Macintosh Series VIDEO SIGNAL VIDEO SIGNAL HORIZONTAL iL I L 1 SYNC SIGNAL LL i C SYNC H VIDEO SIGNAL I I L1 VERTICAL a F d ez2dot SYNC SIGNAL VIDEO SIGNAL C SYNC V M EX Y 2 The follovving is a list of compatible VESA standards Please note that this prolector also accepts signals outside of the VESA standards Computer compatibility table for INPUT 1 HD 15 Depending on the mode selected the profector may clearly display images under 200 HZ YIDE BACK YIDE iv PER OD a3 b c d y PORUH 1 PER OD 4 xey z TV LEVEL d x y dot H H ms Hz dot MS ns kHz MHz lulmilsi m ism 720 936 264 282 3 1 42 400 446 1138 850239 h 640 800 318 1 397 2 1 25 480 525 167 59940 z 800 284 2 1 22 600 625 178 562250 800 26 4 23 600 626 166 1 60317 z il l lmi min 21 3 3 1 2 600 625 133 75 00 186 1 3 1 r 1 600 631 118 85061 mis ml
4. Carrying bag GCASNOOOSCESA Lens cap strap UBNDTOO12CEZZ Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare operation manual TINS 6888CEZZ Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare quick reference TINS 6 788CEZZ IFDA driver installation instruction sheet TCAUZ3046CEZZ F 10 Connecting the Profiector Connecting the Povver Cord Plug the supplied povver cord into the AC socket on the back of the profector Povver cord QACCUB0Q CEZZ Connecting the Profiector to a Computer You can connect your profector to a computer for profection of full color computer images To a computer using the standard 15 pin VGA input uau Computer cable o QCNVV 5304CEZZ Computer audio cable QCNVV 4870CEZZ 9 Connect one end of the supplied computer cable to the INPUT 1 port on the profector 2 Connect the other end to the Monitor output port on the computer Secure the connectors by tightening the thumb screvvs 3 To use the built in audio system connect one end of the supplied computer audio cable to the AUDIO INPUT terminal on the profector 4 Connect the other end to the Audio output terminal on the computer A4A CAUT ON Before connecting be sure to turn both the profector and the mar nan k computer off After making all connections turn the prolector o on first The computer should alvvays be turned on last e Please read the computer s operation manual carefully Refer to pages 55
5. FCOM button o AUTO SYNC button POVVER indicator POVVER buttons 222 KEYSTONE button INPUT button FREEZE button 6 ENLARGE button ib RESIZE button UNDO button EE GAMMA button AD UUSTMENT buttons a A V 419 EE ENTER button Speaker Remote control sensor K z2 Zoom ring v um ar Z 0 2 HS Focus ring z Z Cooling fan Exhaust vent Foot releases Side and Rear Vievv Cooling fan Intake vent FCOM sensor 73 EP emote control sensor AC socket iiB n Kensington Security Standard connector INPUT 2 port ff NPUT S AUDIO INPUT ER UDIOQ AUDIO INPUT terminals INPUT 1 port HD 15 IB Ep CA AUDIO INPUT terminal EB VIDEO INPUT terminal 3 5 mm stereo minilack RCA RS 232C port S VIDEO INPUT terminal 9 pin mini DIN 12 4 pin mini D N E 7 Part Names o Remote Control MUTE button POVVER buttons ON OFF M TE g ol 77 buttons SCREEN LASER KEYSTONE KEYSTONE BLACK EB e SCREEN button RIGHT CL C K ENTER button 3 u INPUT button Lu3 a i FREEZE button ea AUTO SYNC MENU EZ ASER POITER EZ MENU button N MOUSE Ey ADUGUSTMENT EE vittons A V 4 ENTER i r EE COM button e 17
6. Rotate the focus and zoom rigns to store the lens before placing the profector into the carrying bag The supplied carrying bag is made exclusively for the prolector and its supplied accessorles Do not place other items into the carrying bag vvith the prolector or use the bag to transport items other than the profector and its accessories This bag is provided merely to transport the prolector and t s accessories not to protect these products from damage as a result of rough handling Do not expose these products to shocks or impact vvhen transported in the carrying bag VVait until the prolector has sufficiently cooled before placing it into the carrying bag f the profector is placed into the bag vvhile it is still hot the heat may damage the bag lining Prolector nner pad Carrying bag Attaching the shoulder strap to the carrying bag 1 Take the shoulder strap 2 Fasten the shoulder strap out to the carrying bag The shoulder strap is stored in the pocket located in front of the carrying bag Follovv the same procedure for the other end of the strap Using the Lens Cap Strap A lens cap strap is provided to prevent the loss of the lens cap 1 Attach the lens cap strap to the lens 2 Attach the lens cap strap to the cap profiector NOTE You can also use the end of a mechanical pencil or other pointed obiect to feed the lens cap strap through the openings E 51
7. 64 6 om 19 7k 48 4 cm 23 1 7 0 m 1677ar 43 0 cm 137 4r 84 2 om 14757 4 4 m 12 7 32 3 cm 15 117 4 9 m 13 3 4 0 m 11 64 29 7 cm 12 1 3 7m 10 7 u 27 1 cm 127 57 3 8 m 9 76 23 3 cm 107 4 3 1m 7 Yi 19 4 em 6 107 2 1 m 5 Ya 12 9 om The formula for picture size and proflection distance y 0 0533x 0 0552 x 3 28 x Picture size diag inches y 0 0444x 0 0533 x 3 28 y Maximum profection distance feet y 0 328x y Minimum profection distance feet y Distance from the lens center to the bottom of the image H inches e 1There is an error of 396 in the formula above F 18 Setting up the Screen T Using the Adyiustment Feet There are tvvo front adiustment feet and a rear adiustment foot To lovver the position of the picture pull out the folded leg of the rear adiustment foot See the diagram shovvn belovv for using the front adiustment feet Press foot releases Adiust height of proyector Rotate feet to make minor and remove hands from foot changes releases e The profector is adiustable up to approximately 5 from the standard position VVhen the height of the profector is adiusted the image may become distorted keystoned depending on the relative positions of the prolector and the screen AA CAUTION e Do not press the foot releases vvhen the adiustment feet are extended vvithout firmiy holding the profector
8. Connection Pin Assignments Analog Computer 1 Signal Input Port 15 pin mini D sub female connector Computer input Analog 1 Video input red 2 Video input 9 Not connected RS 232C Port 9 pin D sub male connector of the DIN D sub RS 232C cable Pin No O OO O OT 5 Co o RS 232C Terminal 9 pin mini D N connector Pin No C 01 B Co fo O CO PanelLink M Port MDR type 20 pin connector 10 20 1 11 Pin No O CO O OT S Co o 10 GND green sync on green 11 GND 3 Video input blue 12 Bi directional data 4 Reserve input 1 13 Horizontal sync signal 5 Composite sync 14 Vertical sync signal 6 Earth red 15 Data clock 7 Earth green sync on green 8 Earth blue Signal Name O Reference CD Not connected RD Receive Data nput Connected fo internal circuit ob Send Data Output Connected fo internal circuit ER Not connected SG Signal Ground Connected fo internal circuit DR Data Set Ready Output Not connected Rs Request to Send Output Connected to internal circuit Co Clear to Send nput Connected fo internal circuit CI Not connected Signal Name O Reference VOC 3 V Reserved Output Not connected RD Receive Data nput Connected fo internal circuit L Send Data Output Connected fo internal circuit EX R Detector of Option Unit l nput Not connected Reserved SG Signal Ground Connected fo internal circuit ERX IR Receive Signal from l npu
9. F 31 Proylector Povren l axr 35 rev o VOLUME OFF KEYSTONE MENU INPUT G 6 9 f 87 Computer lmage Adiustments Remote control 0 LACK SCREEN LASER KEYSTONE MENU ea B g GUI On screen Display z m m 00 0 di C ce mu 69 m 0 uu 0 o Resolution soo x soo so uz Saving and Selecting Adiustment Settings This proflector allovvs you to store up to seven adiustment settings for use vvith various computers Once these settings are stored they can be easily selected each time you connect the computer to the profector Saving the adiustment setting Slide the MOUSE ADGUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position 5 T 18 9 Press MENU Press 4 to select Fine Sync Press A VY to select Save Setting and then press b 2 3 4 Press A V to select the desired memory location of the setting Press ENTER fo save the setting 6 To exit from the GUI press MENU Selecting a saved setting Slide the MOUSE ADUUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position ul D Press MENU Press 4 to select Fine Sync Press A V to select Select Setting and then press br Press A Y to select the desired memory setting Press ENTER fo select the setting O 9 65 0
10. s n 1 X 7a 700000 7097097777 777 707 7777797777 7777007 977779 G 7111100 aaa Ri GU Graphical User Interface zo Z s AZ R 11 aa aaa ala ab r 12 ozU r s EZ 7 Intelligent compression and expansion 157011 a a a 39 ie a aaa ba 2 0 01000 oo z 29817 q 9000007 7 0105700 77 7700007 5070010000 9900171770 z y Y ara ayyy Tey YY UZR 59 idea 0 AR O o 9 K Kensington Security Standard connector 49 pada las dia la ra r raaa mm q 55997 0900 70070 709779 7090 19 L LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator UU as suasds 47 LASER PO NMNTEF bullionuuuuuu l aa alaa n s dlasi 22 LEFT OL O II O LLL a aa aZ A A d s A boeda Ra 22 00000 a aya ay Basa i 1 EZ b abu 21 M MENU button V s V ss s ai l 2 MOLESE AD DETME N T EV L UL sanad sad la 21 AH LED ONE LU a ada Da apa dA adad pap aaabada 2 Mouse control cable Tor BM PS s saa daaaya yaaad axaada 12 Mouse control cable for Mac 0 12 Mouse control serial cable 10 LSLS LZY 00 17 o On screen display language o6 P 5 0 i s n 6 B l T r aaa r 29 masilili2
11. DIN D sub RS 232C cable 6 59647 15 cm Remote mouse recelver Carrying bag Lens cap attached Lens cap strap CD ROM Proflector operation manual Prolector quick reference Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare operation manual Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare quick reference rDA driver installation instruction sheet Remote control RRMCG1530CESA AA size batteries Povver cord QACCU5013CEZ2 Computer cable QCNVV 5304CEZZ Computer audio cable QCNVV 4870CEZZ2 Mouse control serial cable QCNVV 5112CEZZ Mouse control cable for IBM PS 2 QCNVV 5113CEZZ Mouse control cable for Mac QCNVV 5114CEZZ D N D sub RS 232C cable QCNVV 5288CEZZ Remote mouse receiver RUNTKO661CEZ2 Carrying bag GCASNOOOSCESA Lens cap GCOVH 1308CESA Lens cap strap UBNDTOO12CEZ2 CD ROM UDSKAOOOS9CEO1 Prolector operation manual T11NS 6786CEZZ2 Profector quick reference 11NS 6787CEZZ2 Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare operation manual 11NS 6888CEZZ2Z Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare quick reference TINS 6788CEZ2 FDA driver installation instruction sheet TCAUZ3046CEZZ This unit has some inactive pixels vvithin acceptable tolerances vvhich may result in inactive dots on the picture screen This vvill not affect the picture quality or the life expectancy of the unit lf you have any questions about this matter please call toll free 1 600 BE SHARP 1 800 237 4277 Specifications are subfect to change vvithou
12. XG NV7XU DIGITAL MULTIMEDIA PROUECTOR N0M 1245 ilimi SLIM 8 COMPACT PRO ECTOR IN4AAC3E QUALITY OPERATION MANUAL h S ln b Inl sf funoous lqnolL 3 9ubu lulPV cD b Before using the proiector please read this operation manual carefully OPERATION MANUAL Z M C RE r IMPORTANT For your assistance in reporting the loss or theft of your Model No XG NV7XU prolector please record the Serial Number located on the bottom of the proflector and retain this information Before reeycling the packaging please be sure that Serial No you have checked the contents of the carton thoroughly against the list of Supplied Accessorles on page 10 There are fvvo important reasons for prompt vvarranty registration of your nevv SHARP Profector using the REG STRAT ION CARD packed vvith the profector 1 VVARRANTY This is to assure that you immediately receive the full benefit of the parts service and labor vvarranty applicable to your purchase CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY ACT To ensure that you vvill promptly receive any safety notification of inspection modification or recall that SHARP may be requlred to give under the 1972 Consumer Product Safety Act PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE IMPORTANT L M TED VVARRANTY CLAUSE VVARNING High brightness light source Do not stare into the beam of light or vievv directly Be especially car
13. e To exit from the GU press MENU f the memory position has not been set the resolution and requency vvill not be displayed VVhen selecting the stored adiustment setting vvith Select Setting the computer system should match the stored setting This function cannot be used vvhen inputting DIGTTAL signal ai Computer image Adiustments Profector Remote control Special Mode Adiustment Ordinarily the type of input signal is detected and the correct resolution mode is automatically selected Hovvever for some signals Special Modes on the Fine de ync menu screen may need to be changed to match LACK SCREEN LASER KEYSTONE MENU o 6 rc x ii the computer display mode a i iL Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch On konsz Ani the remote control to the ADu position La m za r 5 m D Press MENU q Press 4 to select Fine Sync POVVER bl LAMP TeEMP o o o VOLUME OFF Press A Y o select Special Modes and then GUI On screen Display press b Press A T o select the optimal resolution mode Press ENTER fo save the setting m mE c l o mm CD 6 6 0 0 0 e To exit from the GU press MENU Avoid displaying computer patterns vvhich repeat every other line horizontal stripes Flickering may occur making the
14. e Do not hold the lens vvhen lifting or lovvering the profector VVhen lovvering the profector be careful not to get your fingers caught in the area betvveen the adiustment feet and the profector Digital Keystone Correction Profiector Remote control VVhen the image is distorted due to the profection angle the Digital Keystone Correction function allovvs you to correct it Slide the MOUSE ADGUSTMENT svvitch kons As on the remote control to the ADU position L 9 Press KEYSTONE POVVER b LAMP TeEMP fl o o o BLACK SCREEN LASER To exit press KEYSTONE s 2 Press A to compress the upper part of the image fco 3 Press Y to compress the lovver part of the image Press ENTER to display a test pattern Pressing A Pressing Y 5 a P in Step 2 in Step 2 4 Press ENTER to clear the test pattern e 6 To reset press UNDO NOTE Straight lines or the edges of the displayed image may become lagged On screen Display 3 Test Pattern 4 Li TII I 11 kl Tir inimi L1 LLl i ui n s E iyi m ni kr m T1 HEHE H Br EVET EaENB Eiraraq ELin El s z ni dl si MIME L T L KASI Em Uu F 19 Setting up the Screen T Reversed image Setup Rear profiection Place a translucent screen betvveen the prolector and the audience Ulse the prolector s menu system fo reverse the prolect
15. NOISE FILTER PARAMETER CONTROL CONTENTS i s eT T T T T sioosi o s i al T T 1 T ssaseio s TA TET T T T eosicso s TAHTE T T vsosics s qT TaTel T T Tr s rimieosnar ilala el q sl til T T Tr osoos ron i sl lil T T osoosn ron i lalel T T To eeessov ilulalel T eseso i sT N Telmemoe i sL N Tr msmo v ATS T T F amosacossvon s ATS T Tazosnessrarov i TL P T Te liromsonimuss i afiT T T T lrommsmnosoor iT al tiT ss 0 TATS T T T sovroer A v sT T T sme sa ef M AT T T T l sm A v aT T s sso M VT T Ti seio Y zl nm HE L K EN El EH EHEZZXZ 2Lu Tafs s L szesssnso i M Blol o BLACK SCREEN D SPLAY OFF iriM B Ol T BLACK SCREEN D SPLAY ON M EL H El Fl EH H EZZ UUZ Te s LT T T T usraman TalaleT T T T Tal lal T Tr m roxun TaTsTsT T T T sor si TalsTsT T T Ts ssrororumn T TsTaT T ron TafslaT T T Tr l n n TafslaT T T T si Taf T T r orrsoruns T T TvT T ron T l TvT T T TT STATsTvT T T T sor vi YT T T T T oTam r TT T T T r am T T ERE s z iz um 7 f a dash appears in the parameter column enter a space f an asterisk
16. TEMP o o o VOLUME OFF KEYSTONE MENU INPUT ITGCOM GUI On screen Display V hen Selecting Front Remote control EFHlan V hen Selecting Ceiling Front V hen Selecting Rear y V hen Selecting Ceiling Rear i ill Reverse lnvert lmage Function This prolector is equlipped vvith a reverse invert image function vvhich allovvs you to reverse or invert the pro lected image for various applications Description of Profected lmages Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch madl on the remote control to the ADU position 1 8 17 D Press MENU 2 Press 4 7 to select PRU Mode 3 Press A V to select the desired proiection mode 4 Press ENTER to save the setting b To exit from the GUI press MENU This function is used for the reversed image and celling mount setups See page 20 for these setups Using the Presentation Tools Proflector Remote control POVVER b 1 LAMP TEMP o o o x VOLUME KEYSTONE MENU L CLICK UNDO INPUT ml FREEZE ENLARGE AAZMIQE ATI On screen Display This prolector is equlpped vvith presentation tools These vvili help you emphasize keypoints vvithin your presentation Slide the MOUSE ADUUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADV position u D Press TOOLS to di
17. angle it at 45 degrees to the audience so that you are not completely hidden Visuals lt is imperative that you make sure your visuals are large enough and proflected far enough for the audience to see Eight times the height of an image is the optimal vievving distance to read 24 polnt type The bottom of a screen should be at least 6 1 8 meters above the floor Screen l he screen should alvvays be in the center of the room so that all audience members can see it Because people read from left to right you should alvvays stand to the audience s left vvhen discussing visuals Seating Arrange seating according to the dynamics of your presentation f the presentation is more than half a day use classroom style seating a chair and a desk f you vvould like to encourage audilence interaction use chevron seating angling the chairs into a V shape VVhen you have a very small audience a U shaped arrangement vvill increase interchange Guide to Effective Presentations d Rehearsing 6 Delivery The best time to rehearse is the day or evening before not a couple of hours before and the best place to rehearse is in the actual room Rehearsing a speech in a small office is not the same as standing up in front of 100 people in a hotel ballroom or classroom Due to varying processor speeds of computers practice your slide transitions for proper timing VVhenever possible set up your equipment vvell i
18. 09 1 iy q 1 aana 1 0000057 0777017 007 0777770077 27 POVVER buttons VV V ssy ss s s Re RR eee saa sail 16 577 lanma 11 AS zal 7 0 16 m s 70 44 R R U 6 aa bDada da 20 qozada o 0 7700 0 1030000900 09 000000 21 Fermnole conirol Sen LAR a a ada aydaa 21 Remote mouse reCelVer s 8 21 HE ZEDULUL ara Ada Ob a d d na aa adadad 36 RIGHTCLICK button LU L s s Lee L eee asa yayay ail 22 00 71 b 14 S Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare SAPS 2 necialm de adlusirmeni R Yaa aaa Basi s 757171 m aaa 42 LL q elin q raarraraaaaa r 077 45 o DEQ NP L Terminal azala aaa anada aya L 0 ii 30 5705000 a ay aa apa ad ada dnasa odasa 5 T TEMPERATURE VVARNING indicator 47 16913 Ec lli ZUY UT 44 U B L B 9 93 o ya 0000900000 19 V VYLDEOINPUTLETm RA LU a aka abad dada baab byaq al b pyan da 13 650 ai S L L 17 VV VVireless moUSE s s sss ss s s ii si l ZI E 64 x pu ddy AR SHARP CORPORATION OSAKA QAPAN Printed in 9apan TINS 6786CEZZ T12278 A 9P08 UVVG
19. 2 AUTO SYNC button m RESIZE ENLARGE button TOOLS GAMMA LU ETD ES ZE button TOOLS button 4E8 let ku Hn ir EE GAMMA button MOUSE AD USTMENT 28 VT 1 EE BACKLIGHT button SVV h DIG TAL MULT MED A PRO ECTOR iterisim nserting the batteries Press in and dovvnvvard on the arrov to remove the battery cover Battery cover Insert tvvo AA size batteries for the remote control making sure their polarities match the r and marks inside the battery compartment 2 Battery compartment L CLICK UNDO T LEFT CLICK UNDO 1 button Remote control signal transmitter Laser EZ ocinter VVIndOVV Insert the side tabs of the battery cover into their slots and press the cover in until it is properly seated F 8 Remote control RRMCG1530CESA o Computer cable QCNVV 5304CEZZ Mouse control cable for IBM PS 2 QCNVV 5113CEZZ Supplied Accessories qax qus Tvvo AA size batterles Computer audio cable QCNVV 4870CEZZ Mouse control cable for Mac QCNVV 5 114CEZZ Remote mouse recelver RUNTKOGG61CEZZ Lens cap GC OVH1308CESA CD ROM UDSKAOOOSCEO1 Prolector operation manual TINS 6786CEZZ Prolector quick reference TINS 6787CEZZ Povver cord QACCU5BO13CEZZ Mouse control serlal cable QCNVV 5 112CEZZ DIN D sub RS 232C cable QCNVV 5288CEZZ
20. 3 Double click on the manuals folder 4 Double click on the manuals folder 4 Double click on the acrobat folder b Double click on the acrobat folder b Double click on the mac folder Double click on the vvindovvs folder 6 Double click on the installation program and follovv i Double click on the installation program and follovv the instructions on the screen the instructions on the screen For other operating systems Please dovvnload Acrobat Reader from the nternet http vvvvv adobe com For other languages f you prefer using Acrobat Reader for other languages please dovvnload the appropriate version from the nternet Please note that you do not have to have Acrobat Reader in your ovvn language You can read any pdf file using the English version of Acrobat Reader Accessing the PDF Manuals For VVindovvs For Macintosh 9 Insert the CD ROM in the CD ROM drive 9 Insert the CD ROM in the CD ROM drive 2 Double click on the My Computer icon 2 Double click on the CD ROM icon 3 Double click on the CD ROM drive 3 Double click on the manuals folder 4 Double click on the manuals folder 4 Double click on the xg nv7xu folder b Double click on the xg nv7xu folder b Double click on the language name of the folder 6 Double click on the language name of the folder that you vvant to vievv that you vvant to vi
21. LAMP TEMP l o o o o VOLUME E 45 GUI On screen Display This function can be used to display all the adiusted settings on the screen simultaneousily Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch Mus T n on the remote control to the ADV position in Press MENU 2 Press 44 to select Status 3 Press ENTER to display all the adiusted settings 4 To exit from the GU press MENU Maintenance 6 Troubleshooting A z Lamp Maintenance indicators Maintenance ndicators The vvarning lights on the profector indicate problems Inside the profector e There are tvvo vvarning lights a TEMPERATURE VVARNING indicator vvhich vvarns that the profector is too hot and a LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator vvhich POVVER D LAMP TEMP Z L AL LAMP TEMPERATURE lets you knovv vvhen to change the lamp PEPLACEMENT VVAHNING e f a problem occurs either the TEMPERATURE indicator indicator VVARNING indicator or the LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator vvill light up red After turning off the povver follovv the procedures given belovv Maintenance indicator Possible Solution TEMPERATURE The internal Dlocked air intake e Pelocate the prolector to an area vvith abnormaliy high e Cooling fan breakdovvn e Take the profector to your nearest internal circult failure Authorized Sharp ndustrial LCD Products Dealer o
22. Nederlands Fran ais italiano Svenska Portugu6s ix PRu Mode I Ceiling r Front Rear Ceiling r Rear Status nterlaced L Progressive Auto PAL 50 60Hz SECAM None Sharp Custom None Ihe resolution vertical frequency and horizontal frequency figures displayed above are for example purposes only Color Tint and Sharp appear only vvhen Component input is selected in INPUT 1 mode Only the items highlighted in the tree charts above can be adlusted To adiust the items under the sub menu press b after selecting the sub menu The signal is set to COMPUTER RGB vvhen inputting D G TAL signal The items displayed in gray cannot be adiusted E 25 Proflector POVVER LAMP TEMP o o O OFF KEYSTONE MENU o VOLUME On screen Display TC M stand by FCOM stand by V aitinq for Data Receivinq Data Remote control Using rCOM for VVireless Presentations The TCOM function can transfer still images from a computer or digital camera to the profector via infrared vvireless communication Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare This function requires the supplied Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare SAPS install the SAPS in the supplied CD ROM on the computer
23. See the operation manual of the softvvare for installation and operating instructions Position the prolector and the TCOM transmitting device vvithin the range shovvn on the left 1O avold transmission errors or changes in the image ensure the follovving vvhen setting up the profector and transmitting device The rCOM sensors on both the profector and transmitting device are protected from direct sunlight or strong ambient light The transmitting device has sufficient battery povver The proflector and transmitting device are positioned vvithin the designated operating range Ihe TCOM sensors on the profector and transmitting device are correctliy al gned Ihe distance betvveen the profector and transmitting device may have to be less than 4 10 cm depending on the transmitting device VVhen using the digital still camera set it to the image transmission mode Align the proflector and transmitting device at the same height and angle at a d3istance of 4 10 cm to 3 37 1 meter vvith an unobstructed line of vievv Slide the MOUSE AD USTMENT svvitch Tez x on the remote control to the ADU position a 9 Press FCOM to enter the I TCOM mode 2 And then the On screen Display changes as shovvn on the left If the On screen Display does not change as shovvn on the left the prolector may not be vvithin the reception range from the TCOM transmitting device 3 Press INPUT
24. and 56 lnput Signals Recommended Timing for a list of computer signals compatible vvith the proflector Use vvith computer signals other than those listed may cause some of the functions not to vvork VVhen connecting this proflector to a computer select Computer RGB for Signal Type on the GUl menu See page 40 A Macintosh adaptor may be requlred for use vvith some Macintosh computers Contact your nearest Authorized Sharp Industrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center Connecting the Profector Connecting other compatible computers VVhen connecting the profector to a compatible computer other than an IBM PC VGA SVGA XGA SXGAVUXGA or Macintosh 1 e VVorkstation a separate cable may be needed Please contact your dealer for more information NOTE Connecting computers other than the recommended types may result in damage to the proflector the computer or both AUDIO INPUT accepts NPUT 1 or 2 port input Plug and Play function This prolector is compatible vvith VESA standard DDC 1 DDC 2B vvhen connecting to a 15 pin analog terminal and VESA standard DDC 2B vvhen connecting to a 20 pin digital terminal The prolector and a VESA DDC compatible computer vvill communicate their setting requirements allovving for qulck and easy setup Before using the Plug and Play function be sure to turn on the profector first and the connected computer last NOTE Ihe DDC P
25. for connection to a DTV decoder DVD player and similar video systems for higher quality images Page 13 5 ADVANCED VIDEO CIRCUI TRY Provides high quality video images vvith minimal nofse for more impressive presentations 6 DIGITAL KEYSTONE CORRECTION Digitally adiusts an image that is profected at an angle vvhile maintaining image quality and brightness Page 19 7 EASY TO USE GRAPHICAL USER NTERFACE GU A mulli color icon based menu system allovvs for simple image adiustments Page 23 68 USER FRIENDLY DESIGN The tvvo color design along vvith an intuitive Graphical User interface G T makes this profector very easy to set up and adlust 9 V IRELESS PRESENTATIONS VVITH IrCOM The IrCOM function allovvs for vvireless transmission of digital images via infrared communlication from a PC or digital camera Page 25 10 AUTO SYNC TECHNOLOGY FOR AUTOMATIC IMAGE PERFECTION Automatically makes any necessary adiustments for perfectiy synced computer images Page 29 11 INTELLIGENT COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION By using intelligent resizing technology this prolector can display higher and lovver resolution images in detail vvithout compromising quality Page 36 12 XGA RESOLUTION FOR HIGH RESOLUT ION PRESENTATIONS VVith XGA 1 024 X 768 resolution this prolector can display very detailed presentation information 13 UXGA COMPATIBLE UXGA 1 600 X 1
26. image hard to see e VVhen inputting DTV 480P signals select 480P in step 2 above F 32 n Useful Features Freeze Functlon POVVER 1 LAMP TEMP l o o o Profiector Remote control This function allovvs you to instantiy freeze a moving image This is useful vvhen you vvant to display a still image from a computer or video giving you more time to explain the image to the audience You can also use this function to display a still image rom a computer vvhile you make preparations for the next computer images to be presented SCREEN LASER KEYSTONE MENU 2 Press FREEZE again to return to the moving TOOLS GAMMA m a e D Press FREEZE to freeze the image On screen Display F 33 Digital Image Magnification ENLARGE Profiector Remote control AC POVVER 5 1 LAMP 4 TEHMP l SCREEN LASER o o O KEYSTONE MENU x ON o MUTE o m A 1 VOLUME o 2 i 4 s KEYSTONE MENU L CLICK UNDO TOOLS AMMA 2 0 5 On screen Display This function allovvs you to magnify a specific portion of an image This is useful vvhen you vvant to display a detailed portion of the image Slide the MOUSE ADGUSTMENT svvitch T ez s on the remote control to the ADU Hd D Press ENLARGE Each time ENLARGE is pressed the image vvill be magnifted 2 VVhen the image is magnified you can pan
27. lamp timer is POVVER ON on the profector LAMP 0000H NOTE e Reset the lamp timer only after replacing the lamp Using the Kensington Lock This prolector has a Kensington Security Standard connector for use vvith a Kensington MicroSaver Security ystem Refer to the information that came vvith the system for instructions on hovv to use it to secure the Kensington Security prolector Standard connector Troubleshooting Problem No picture and no sound Profector povver cord is not plugged into the vvall outlet Selected input is vvrong See page 17 Cables improperly connected to side panel of the proflector See pages 11 15 Remote control batteries have run dovvn See page 8 Remote controlis MOUSE AD UUS TMENT svvitch is set to MOUSE Sound is heard but no picture Cables improperly connected to side panel of the proflector See pages 11 15 appears Contrast and Bright adiustments are set to minimum position See page 27 On screen Display BLACK SCREEN is turned off and Black Screen function is turned on creating a black image See page 37 Color is faded or poor e Color and Tint adiustments are not correct See page 27 Picture is blurred e Adlust the focus See page 17 Profection distance is too long or too short to allovv for proper focus See page 18 Picture appears but no sound is Cables improperly connected to side panel of the profect
28. povver cord back in This vvill return the profector to the normal operating condition Temperature Monitor Function If the prolector starts to overheat due to setup problems or a dirty air filter TEMP and ST vvill flash in the lovver left corner of the picture f the temperature continues to rise the lamp vvill turn off the TEMPERATURE VVARNING indicator on the profector vvill flash and after a 90 second cooling off period the povver vvill shut off Refer to Lamp Maintenance ndicators on page 47 for detalls Ihe cooling fan regulates the internal temperature and its performance is automatically controlled The sound of the fan may change during prolector operation due to changes in the fan speed E 5 Hov t0 Access the PDF neration HManuals for indovs and Macintosh o PDF operation manuals in several languages are included in the CD ROM To utilize these manuals you need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader on your PC VVindovvs or Macintosh f you have not installed Acrobat Reader yet you can dovvnload it from the nternet http vvvvvv adobe com or install it from the CD ROM To install Acrobat Reader English version from the CD ROM For VVindovvs For Macintosh 9 Tnsert the CD ROM in the CD ROM drive 9 Insert the CD ROM in the CD ROM drive 2 Double click on the My Computer icon 2 Double click on the CD ROM icon 3 Double click on the CD ROM drive
29. the lamp Cage Be sure to remove the lamp cage by the handle Be sure not to touch the glass surface of the lamp cage or the inside of the prolector 1o avoid inlury to yourself and damage to the lamp be sure to carefully follovv the steps belovv 1 Turn off the povver 2 Disconnect the povver i Slide the lamp cage cord cover out Press POVVER OFF VVait until Turn over the profector and un the cooling fan stops fasten the user service screvv that secures the lamp cage cover Then slide the cover in the direction of the arrovv User service screvv 4 Remove the lamp 5 Replace the lamp cage 5 Slide the lamp cage cage after changing the lamp cover in funoous lqnol S 99uPu lulEH Remove the securing screvvs Press the lamp cage firmiy into Slide the lamp cage cover in the from the lamp cage Hold the the lamp cage compartment direction of the arrovv Then lamp cage by the handle and Fasten the securing screvvs fasten the user service screvv pull it tovvards you Securing A Securing o q i in User service screvv F 48 Maintenance 6 Troubleshootinu z il Replacing the Proyection Lamp Resetting the lamp timer Connect the povver 2 Reset the lamp timer cord Plug the povver cord into the AC VVhile pressing Y bx and LAMP 0000H is displayed socket of the profector ENTER on the proflector press indicating that the
30. the remote control in a dark room Press BACKLIGHT and the buttons vvill light up Green lights refer to mouse operations and red lights to prolector adiustments Button name Position of M USE AD USTMENT suviteh M USE 4 5 ADI LASER POINTER MENU 1 LASER PO NTER GREEN 1MENU RED BLACK S REEN KEYSTONE 1 BLACK S REEN GREEN 1 KEYSTONE RED il Button name Position of M USE AD USTMENT suviteh MOUSE 4 ADI R RIGHT CL CK ENTER 1 RlGHT CL CK GREEN ENTER RED LEFT CL CK NOT L T 1 UNDO NOT LiT N ED INPUT N FED sen Slide the MOUSE AD3USTMENT svvitch to MOUSE Use as a Laser pointer 2 LASER Press LASER POINTER e to activate the laser pointer VVhen the button is released the light automatical ly goes off NOTE For safety the laser pointer automatically goes off after 1 minute of continuous use To turn it on release LASER POINTER k and press again FE 22 Using the GUl Graphical User interface Menu Screens Profiector Remote control POVVER D LAMP TEM o O VOLUME KEYSTONE MENU L CLICK UNDO FREEZE AUTO SYNC This prolector has tvvo sets of menu screens INPUT V DEO that allovv you to adlust the image and various proflector settings These menu screens can be operated from the profector or the remote control vvith the follovving buttons GUI On screen Display INPUT COMPUTE
31. to exit the ITCOM mode T Selecting the On screen Display Language Profector Remote control English is the preset language for the On screen Display lt can be changed to English German Spanish Dutch French Italian Svvedish Portuguese Chinese Korean or dapanese Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position um Press MENU POVVER 1 LAMP TEMP l o o o o VOLUME or 59 KEYSTONE MENU BLACK SCREEN 7 Press 4 r to select Language Press A Y to select the desired language GS 6 Press ENTER to save the setting The On screen Display is novv programed to display in the GU0 On screen Display language selected ce To exit from the GU press MENU T Selecting the Video nput System Mode VIDEO mode only Profiector Remote control The video input system mode is preset to Auto hovvever it can be changed to a specific system mode if flhe selected system mode is not compatible vvith the connected audtovisual equlpment POVVER b 1 LAMP TEMP O O o o x VOLUME or 3 KEYSTONE MENU 6Go 69 08K k 2 3 l 68 4877 SCREEN LASER r MENU Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch 1 sz An on the remote control to the ADU position dm FREEZE 9 Press MENU ENLARGE UNDO Press 4 to sele
32. your audience along the vvay Keep your audience s attention As most people only focus for 15 to 20 minutes during a one hour presentation it is important to recapture their attention periodically Use phrases like This is critical to my point or This is absolutely fundamental to remind them you are saying something they need fo hear F 62 x pu ddy A Appendix i F 63 Glossary Aspect ratio VVidth and height ratio of an image The normal aspect ratio of a computer and video image is 4 3 There are also vvide images vvith an aspect ratio of 16 9 and 21 9 Auto sync Optimizes prolected computer images by automatically adiusting certain characteristics Background Initial setting image profected vvhen no signal is being input Clock Clock adiustment is used to adiust vertical noise vvhen clock level is incorrect Compatibility Ability to use vvith various image signal modes Composite sync Signal combining horizontal and vertical sync pulses Digital keystone correction Function to digitaliy correct a distorted image vvhen the profector is set up at an angle Direct digital computer input Digital input terminal developed by Silicon lmage that can recelve a digital signal from the PC platform DMD Digital Micromirror Device M DMD M by Texas Instruments Dot by dot Mode that proflects images in their native resolution Fit to screen Function to adiust an image vvithout keeping a nati
33. 200 resolution images are intelligentiy resized to 1 024 X 768 for full screen or default presentations 14 CUSTOMIZABLE STARTUP SCREEN Allovvs you to load a custom startup image i e your company logo to be displayed vvhile the prolector is vvarming up Page 42 15 BUILT IN PRESENTATION TOOLS A varitety of helpful presentation utilities are incorporated to enhance presentations These include Stamp functions Break Timer and Digital Enlarge Page 44 16 QUIET OPERATION The quiet fan operation allovvs the audience to concentrate on the presentation vvithout the distraction of fan noise DTV is fhe umbrella term used to describe the nevv digital television system in the united states Contents 4 4 important nformation IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Outstanding Features Contents Usage Guidelines Hovv to Access the PDF Operation Manuals for VVindovvs and Macintosh For SHARP Assistance U S A oniy Part Names Setup 8 Connections Supplied Accessories Connecting the Profector En Operation Basic Operations Setting up the Screen Operating the VVireless Mouse from the Remote Control Using the GUI Graphical User interface Menu Screens Using rCOM for VVireless Presentations Selecting the On screen Display Language Selecting the Video input System Mode VIDEO mode oniy Picture Adiustments Audio Adiustments Computer mage Adyiustments Au
34. 4 x 576 960 x 768 1024 X565F 5T 1024 x 768 DOT BY DOT VVIDE x Hs125y42 DOT BY DOT CV IDE For DTV decoder RGB signal in 16 9 aspect ratio m qa For COMPUTER RGB signal vvithout 4 3 aspect ratio NORMAL k RES FIT TO SCREEN F 36 h s sn b i Inl sf n Useful Features Prolector POVVER 5 1 LAMP TeEMP o o o o VOLUME ov 3 KEYSTONE MENU NPUT il FREEZE AUTO SYNC RESIZE UNDO GAMMA o ENLARGE Prolected lmage o s l Black Screen Function Remote control BLACK SCREEN button To i esas o MENU Oo 5 Q R CLICK ENTER BLACK SCREEN GUI On screen Display Profiector POVVER 5 LAMP l TEMP o o o o VOLUME or 3 KEYSTONE MENU EREEZE INPUT Remote control R CLICK ENTER GUI On screen Display This function can be used to superimpose a black screen over the prolected image Blacking out the Proyected lmage Press BLACK SCREEN BLACK SCREEN is dis played on the screen To return to the original prolected Image press BLACK SCREEN agaln MOUSE Abu 1o use the remote control to operate this a function slide the MOUSE A
35. 70 Bass Q Reset Options Lamp Timer Auto Sync Disp BLK SCRN Disp OSD Display 0N OFF 0N OFF 0N OFF Auto Povver Off ON OFF P Conversion Signal Type nterlaced Progressive Background I Computer RGB Startup lmage Component Sharp Signal Info Language English 5 l Custom 0 l Ii Deutsch 5 1 Bue ol Espanol o 7 Nederlands 80 Sharp Fran ais Custom taliano o None Svenska oo Resolution 640 x 480 Hor Freq 37 5 kHZz Portugu s h Vert Freq 72 Hz 5 1 si Hz 680 PR Mode Front o o Geiling Front 1 Front Bear U 01 Ceiling Rear 1 Rear Status 1 Using the GUl Graphical User interface Menu Screens Items on the VIDEO Mode Menu Bar Main menu Sub menu Contrast G 30 Bright 01 50 Color G c 30 Tint 0 5 Sharp 30 30 Red l b Blue x Reset Audio Treble 30 c 30 Bass 30 c 30 Reset Options Lamp Timer BLK SCRN Disp 10N 0FF OSD Display ON OFF Auto Povver Off ON OFF P Conversion Video System Background Startup lmage Language English Deutsch Espaftol
36. AUDIO INPUT terminals on the proflector and the Audio output terminals on the video source The S V DEO NPUT terminal uses a video signal system in vvhich the picture is separated into a color and a luminance signal to realize a higher quality image e For higher quality video you may use the 5 VIDEO INPUT terminal on the profector S video cable is sold separately e f your video equipment does not have an 5 video output terminal use the Composite video output terminal S video cable sold separately To S video output terminal VCR or K Video cable sold separately r Laser disc player A To video output terminal 2 Audio cable sold separately To audio output terminals Computer audio cable QCNVV 4870CEZZ 9 Connect one end of the HD 15 RGB cable to the INPUT 1 port on the profector 2 Connect the other end to the corresponding terminals on the video source 3 To use the built in audio system connect one end of the supplied computer audto cable to AUDIO INPUT terminal on the proflector Connect the other end to the Audio output terminal on the video source Select Computer RGB or Component for Signal Type on the GU menu depending on the video source l l s 2 To video input terminals 505 Q m DTV decoder z VG i or DVD player Computer audio cable 3 5 mm stereo mi
37. DGUSTMENT svvitch to the MOUSE position before pressing BLACK SCREEN Turning off the On screen Display The On screen Display BLACK SCREEN that appears during black screen can be turned off VVhen BLK SCRN Disp is setto IB in the GU menu BLACK SCREEN vill not be displayed during function Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch T us an on the remote control to the ADU position Press MENU Press 4 to select Options Press A V o select BLK SCRN Disp BLACK turn off the function 6 6 69 R 69 69 A y o 62 OD 09 O L o al NE o Oo o To exit from the GU press MENU On screen Display O verride Function This function allovvs you to turn off the on screen messages that appear during input select and the FCOM function Once OSD Display is set to in the GU menu the on screen messages vvill not appear vvhen INPUT and rCOM are pressed Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch ssn 7 An on the remote control to the ADU position ul 9 Press MENU Press 4 to select Options Press A V o select OSD Display Press 4 to select C2 to turn on or CD to turn Off the On screen Display o 6 6 To exit from the GU press MENU Proflector POVVER b 1 LAMP TEMP O o o OFF KEYSTONE M
38. ENU INPUT gl EREEZE ENLARGE UNDO o VOLUME Go 2 3 5 Ob Remote control BLACK SCREEN LASER z venu O 6 z s GUI On screen Display On screen Display Poyver OFF in 5 min di Automatic Povver Shutoff Function VVhen no input signal is detected for more than 15 minutes the profector vvill automaticaliy shut off Slide the MOUSE ADUUSTMENT svvitch us An on the remote control to the ADU position Ul 0 Press MENU 2 Press 4 b to select Options 3 Press A V to select Auto Povver Off 4 Press 4 b to select the 6 or 5 Press ENTER to save the setting 6 To exit from the GU press MENU NOTE The on screen message on the left vvill appear five minutes before the povver is automatically turned off F 38 h s in b i Iny sf n Useful Features F 39 Profiector POVVER LAMP f TEMP o O o x 1 VOLUME oFF KEYSTONE MENU INPUT uy TEYS 2 3 6 P Conversion Remote control BLACK SCREEN LASER KEYSTONE MENU cal x e A R CLICK ENTER GUI On screen Display Profiector POVVER b 1 LAMP 26 TEMP o o o o VOLUME orr d KEYSTONE MENU INPUT EBEEZE ENLARGE g AUTO SYNC Remote control R CLICK kur y
39. LICK ENTER GUI On screen Display iiesur Rams y l isus 1 zOtevssg l ayn m s l Selecting a Startup lmage This function allovvs you to specify the image to be displayed upon the profector s startup A custom image i e your company logo can be loaded on the prolector via FTCOM or an RS 232C cable See pages 14 and 25 in this operation manual and also the supplied Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare operatlon manual for detailed instructions Description of Startup lmages Selected item Startup image Sharp o SHARP default image User customized image i e company logo Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position u 9 Press MENU Press 4 to select Options Press A V o select Startup Image and then press b Press A T o select the startup image you vvant to display on the screen Press ENTER fo save the setting O 9 6 To exit from the GU press MENU By selecting Custom the proflector can display a custom image i e your company logo as the startup image Custom image must be 256 color BMP file vvith a picture size of 1 024 X 768 or lovver Please see the Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare operation manual for hovv to save or change a custom image E 42 h s in b i inl sf n Useful Features Proflector F 43 POVVER b LAMP
40. MOUSE AD GUSTMENT suvvitch Proflector control Remote control VVireless mouse e Laser pointer MOUSE ADA a in VVireless mouse Proflector control Laser pointer Remote Control Mouse Receiver Positioning The remote control can be used to control the profector vvithin the ranges shovvn belovv e Ihe remote mouse recelver can be used vvith the remote control to control the mouse functions of a connected computer vvithin the ranges shovvn belovv NOTE Ihe signal from the remote control can be reflected off a screen for easy operation Hovvever the effective distance of the signal may differ due to the screen material Controlling the Proyector Using the VVireless Mouse Remote control Operating the VVireless Mouse from the Remote Control T Use as a VV ireless Mouse Be sure the supplied remote mouse recelver is connected to your computer see Slide the MOUSE ADGUSTMENT svvitch to MOUSE Effective buttons in MOUSE mode BLACK SCREEN 665 NORM M H LASER SOREEN LASER Z POIITER T mz A ilkl MOUSE 4 LEFT CLICK b i RIGHT CLICK F G NOTE e The vvireless mouse may not operate correctiy if your computer serial port is not correctly set up Refer to the computer s operation manual for details of setting up installing the mouse driver e For one button mouse systems use either the LEFT CLICK or RIGHT CLICK button LidF T Using
41. P4 TEMP o o o ix ov VOLUME OFF 6 KEYSTONE MENU FREEZE AUTO SYNC ENLARGE UNDO INPUT 6Gmo m Remote control GUI On screen Display Profiector POVVER 1 LAMP TEMP l o o o UNDO GAMMA o NK Remote control GUI On screen Display 640 x 480 vert Freq 60 Hz Selecting the Signal Type This function allovvs you to select the input signal type COMPUTER RGB or COMPONENT for INPUT 1 port Slide the MOUSE AD AUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position 9 Press MENU Press 4 to select Options Press A V o select Signal Type press b Component Press ENTER to save the setting O 9 6 0 To exit from the GU press MENU Checking the nput Signal MOUSE ADI Ci ta and then Press A YV to select Computer RGB or This function allovvs you to check the current input signal information Slide the MOUSE AD GUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position 9 Press MENU 2 Press 44 b to select Options Mouse ADI 5 Li B 3 Press A V to select Signal Info to display the current input signal 4 To exit from the GUI press MENU NOTE n VIDEO mode the resolutlon and frequency settings vvill not be displayed E 40 h s in b i I
42. R RGB mode VIDEO mode m 2 o 2 SELECT SELECT ADGUST ee ENTER ADGUST 4 TOY Slide the MOUSE ADUUSTMENT svvitch mndl iti 5 o on the remote control to the ADU position D Press MENU to display the INPUT or VIDEO mode menu bar 2 Press 4 to select an adiustment menu on the menu bar 5 3 Press A V o select a specific adiustment item B Ton 0 4 To display a single adiustment item press ENTER after selecting the item Only the menu bar and the selected adiustment item vvill appear Press 4 to adlust the item Press UNDO to return to the previous screen 6 Press MENU to exit from the GUl NOTE e Por detalls on items on the menu screen see the tree charts on the next page F 23 ltems on the INPUT1 or INPUT2 Mode Menu Bar Main menu Sub menu Picture Contrast Bright 201 751 Color Tint S c 30 Sharp X 7 Red 30 c 30 Blue 30 c 30 Resolution Vert Freq un 1 9800 x600 75Hz 2 640x400 72Hz Fine Sync Auto Sync ON OFF Clock 1 0 7 Phase 917701 Resolution Vert Freq H Pos 150 150 1 S00x 600 15 Hz 2 1640 x480 72Hz V Pos 0 Reset Z Save Setting 1152 x864 Select Setting 1024 x 864 Special Modes 1152 x882 Audio Treble 5 1152x8
43. anced presentations Gives greater depth to darker portions of image for a more exciting theater experience CUSTOM Allovvs you to adiust gamma value using Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare Slide the MOUSE AD GUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position t CUSTOM D Press GAMMA Each time GAMMA is pressed the gamma level toggles as shovvn on the left 2 To return to the standard image press UNDO vvhile GAMMA is displayed on the screen F 35 This function allovvs you to modify or customize the picture display mode to enhance the input image Depending on the input signal you can choose NORMAL VVIDE D OT BY DOT DOT BY DOT VV DE or F T TO SCREEN Image NOTE Fach time RESIZE is pressed the picture mode changes as shovvn belovv F T TO SCREEN is displayed only vvhen SXGA signals that are not in 4 3 aspect ratio are input Selecting the Picture Display Mode DOT BY DOT mode displays images in their native resolution and not expanded to fit the LCD resolution To return to NORMAL mode press UNDO vvhile RES IZE is displayed on the screen Prolector POVVER b 1 LAMP 26 TEP l O o o KEYSTONE MENU NORMAL RES ZE REUB button a Ve Remote control SCREEN LASER INPUT rCOM FREEZE AUTO SYNC 2 n TOOLS GAMMA COMPUTER SXGA INPUT SIGNAL 480 P 720P m 1024 x 768 102
44. and scan around the image by using A V 4 NOTE Each time ENLARGE is pressed image magnification toggles as shovvn belovv x1 X2 77777 f the input signal is changed during digital image magnification the image vvill return to x 1 The input signal is changed a vvhen INPUT is pressed b vvhen the input signal is interrupted or c vvhen the input resolution and refresh rate changes 3 To return to x 1 press UNDO FE 34 h s in b i inl sf n Useful Features Gamma Correction Profiector Remote control POVVER 1 LAMP TEM O o O On screen Display Gamma is an image quality enhancement function STANDARD A that offers a richer image by brightening the darker REY portions of the image vvithout altering the brightness of the brighter portions Four gamma settings are available to allovv for differences in the images displayed and in the brightness of the room VVhen you are displaying images vvith frequent dark scenes such as a film or concert or vvhen you are displaying images in a bright room this feature makes GAMMA 1 the dark scenes easter to see and gives the impres sion of greater depth in the image STANDARD bd Gamma Modes las QS Selected Mode Gamma mode STANDARD Standard picture vvithout gamma correction x Brightens darker portions of image for more GAMMA 2 enh
45. anual This prolector can recelve 640 x 350 VESA format VGA signals hovvever 640 x 400 vvill appear on the screen VVhen recelving 1 600 x 1 200 VESA format UXGA signals sampling occurs and the image is displayed vvith 1 024 lines causing part of the image to be blocked Computer compatibility table for INPUT 2 DIGITAL INPUT NOTE Ihis prolector does not accept Panel Link input from NPUT 2 vvith a pixel clock greater than 108 MHz VIDEO BACK V DE iv PER OD t t SY POREH 1 PER OD x X4 y 2 1N LEVEL d x y dot dot HS ns kHz MHz H H ms Hz 640 832 264 37 861 31 50 30 as 1 445 11 8 85 080 832 7 264 37 81 31 50 445 11 8 85 080 720 936 1 264 282 1 3 31 42 40 446 118 85 039 640 800 318 1 397 31 1 2 1 25 480 1 525 167 59940 640 480 640 832 264 37 861 31 50 520 13 7 72809 VESA 2 1 22 600 625 178 56 50 64 60 317 a eTaTaTu ARTI VESA s n lr in standard f 800 1 600 3 75 000 800 85 051 ndusiry sandan 1 1024 768 176 14024 12264 282 1 223 35522 44900 817 23 0 43479 160 1024 1334 207 48383 65000 ESER 806 16 7 60 04 4 isim 1 024 16 vesa 1 024 48 Standard Tara 06 3 28 768 800 13 3 1 75 029 06 3 96 768 808 11 8 1 84 997 60 000 108 000 HHEZHEER 1 000 1 16 7 1 60 000 63 961 108 000 1 024 1 1 066 1 16 7 1 60 020
46. ase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer s instructions have been adhered to Povver Sources This product should be operated only from the type of povver source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of povver supply to your home consulit your product dealer or local povver company For products intended to operate from battery povver or other sources refer to the operating instructions Grounding or Polarization This product is equlpped vvith a three vvire grounding type plug a plug having a third grounding pin This plug vvill only fit into a grounding type povver outlet This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlef contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding type plug 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Povver Cord Protection Povver supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be vvalked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them paying particular attention to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the pointvvhere they exit from the product Lightning For added protection for this product during a lightning storm or vvhen it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time unplug it from the vvall outlet and disconnect the cable system This vvill prevent damage to the product due to lightning and povve
47. be follovved Cleaning Unplug this product from the vvall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning Attachments Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards VVater and Moisture Do not use this product near vvater for example near a bathtub vvash bovvl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a vvet basement or near a svvimming pool and the like Accessories Do not place this product on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table The product may fall causing serlous iniury to a child or adult and serious damage to the product Use onily vvith a cart stand tripod bracket or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold vvith the product Any mounting of the product should follovv the manufacturer s instructions and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer ransportation A product and cart combination should be moved vvith care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation to ensure reliable operation ofthe product and to protect it from overheating The openings should never be covered or blocked by placing the product on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface This product should not be placed in a bullf in installation such as a bookc
48. ct Options Press A Y to select Video System and then press b Press A Y to select the desired video system GUD On screen Display mode Press ENTER o save the setting O 9 6 To exit from the GU press MENU e VVhen the system mode is set to Auto you may not receive a clear picture due to signal differences Should this occur svvitch to the video system you are vievving FE 26 FREFZE ALITO SYNC GD f r E 27 T Proflector Remote control POVVER b 1 LAMP TeEMP o o o 1 VOLUME OFF KEYSTONE MENU R CLICK ENTER GUI On screen Display Audio Adiustments This prolectors audio is factory preset to standard settings Hovvever you can adlust it to suit your ovvn preferences by adlusting the follovving audio settings Description of Adfustment items Selecteti item For vveaker treble For stronger treble Bass EErveaker bass For stronger bass Al audio adiustment items are returned to the factory preset sefttings Slide the MOUSE AD USTMENT svvitch yon An on the remote control to the ADU position m 9 Press MENU Menu bar and Picture menu screen appear GUl operation guide is also displayed Press to select Audio Press A Y fo select a specific adiustment item Press 4 r to move the mark of the selected adi
49. d Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch los o on the remote control to the ADU position D Press MENU 2 Press 4 to select Fine Sync 3 Press A V to select Auto Sync 4 Press 4 to select ON b To exit from the GUI press MENU Automatic adiustments can be made by pressing AUTO SYNC e VVhen the optimum image cannot be achieved vvith Auto Sync adiustment use manual adiustments See the previous page VVhen inputting DIGTTAL signal the prolector automatically selects the settings for the best possible picture You do not need to adlust any settings During Auto Sync adiustment the On screen Display changes as shovvn on the left e Auto Sync adiustment may take some time to complete depending on the image of the computer connected to the prolector Auto Sync Display Function Normaliy an image is not superimposed during Auto ync adiustment You can hovvever choose to superimpose a background image during Auto Sync adiustment Slide the MOUSE AD AUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADU position Mouse ADI 5 Lil Press MENU Press 44 to select Options Press A Y o select Auto Sync Disp G 6 Press 4 7 to select O to superimpose a background image or S to remove the background image during Auto Sync adiustment ce To exit from the GU press MENU F 30
50. e Press INPUT again to change the mode e VVhen no signal is being received NO SIGNAL vvill be displayed VVhen a signal that the profector is not preset to recelve is being received NOT REG vvill be displayed 6 Press VOLUME z4 to adlust the volume Ci Press MUTE to temporarily turn off the sound Press MUTE again to turn the sound back on Press POVVER OFF Press POVVER OFF again vvhile the message is displayed e f you accidentaliy pressed POVVER OFF and do not vvant to turn off the povver vvait until the povver off screen disappears e VVhen POVVER OFF is pressed tvvice the POVVER indicator vvill light up red and the cooling fan vvill run for about 90 seconds The profector vvill then enter standby mode VVait until the cooling fan stops before disconnecting the povver cord The povver can be turned on again by pressing POVVER ON VVhen the povver is turned on the POVVER indicator and the LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator light green Setting up the Screen T Position the proyector perpendicular to the screen vvith all feet flat and level to achieve an optimal image Move the proflector forvvard or backvvard if the edges of the image are distorted NOTE e The profector lens should be centered in the middle of the screen f the lens center is not perpendicular to the screen the image vvill be distorted making vievving difficullt e Position the screen so that it is not in direct s
51. e is also displayed Press 4 to select Fine Sync Press A Y to select a specific adiustment item Press 4 r to move the mark of the selected adiustment item to the desired setting o 6 69 To exit from the GU press MENU e 1o reset all adiustment items select Reset on the Fine ync menu screen and press ENTER VVhen inputting DIGTTAL signal the proflector automatically selects the settings for the best possible picture You do not need to adlust any settings ai Computer image Adiustments Profiector Remote control POVVER 5 1 LAMP4 TEMP o o o VOLUME D O m zz n z 2 3 On AUTO SYNC BEEZE button GUI On screen Display N r ui 62 0 MB LQ um Q n s m a On screen Display HMMM r ne ima d iustinq ge 5 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII GUI On screen Display Auto Sync Adiustment Used to automatically adiust a computer image Auto Sync adiustment can be made manually by pressing AUTO SYNC or automatically by setting Auto Sync to ON in the profectors GU menu VVhen Auto Sync is set to ON The sync adiustment is automatically made each time the profector is turned on vvhile connected to a com puter or the input selection is changed Ihe Auto Sync adlustment setting previously made is cleared vvhen the profector s setting is change
52. ed image See page 43 for use of this function NOTE Profiection using a mirror Place a mirror normal flat type in front of the lens Ulse the proflector s menu system to reverse the prolected image See page 43 for use of this function The image reflected from the mirror is profected onto the screen Optimal image quality is produced vvith the proflector positioned perpendicular to the screen vvith all feet flat and level AA CAUTION VVhen using a mirror be sure to carefully position both the profector and the mirror so the light does not shine into the eyes of the audience Ceiling mount Setup is recommended that you use the optional Sharp celling mount bracket for this installation Before mounting the profector contact your nearest Authorized Sharp ndustrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center to obtain the recommended celling mount bracket sold separately AN NV7T celling mount bracket AN TK201 202 extension tube for AN NV7T VVhen the profector is in the inverted position use the upper edge of the screen as the base line Use the prolector s menu system to select the appropriate prolection mode See page 43 for use of this function Ce o F 20 T Operating the VVireless Mouse from the Remote Control Using the Remote Control as a VVireless Mouse The remote control has the follovving three functions
53. eful that children do not stare directly into the beam of light VVARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this product to rain or moisture The lightning flash vvith arrovvhead symbol 0795 H 9 N vvithin an equllateral triangle is intended to RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK alert the user to the presence of uninsulated DO NOT REMOVE SCREVVS dangerous voltage vvithin the productUs EXCEPT SPECIFIED USER enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude SERVICE SCREVV to constitute a risk or electric shock to persons CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK The exclamation point vvithin a triangle is DO NOT REMOVE COVER intended to alert the user to the presence of NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS EXCEPT LAMP UNIT important operating and maintenance REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE servicing instructions in the literature PERSONNEL accompanying the product VVARNING FCC Regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the manufacturer could vold the users authorlty to operate this equip ment INFORMATION This equlpment has been tested and found to compiy vvith the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter ference vvhen the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equlpment generates uses and can radiate
54. er colors for the background since a lighter background can create uncomfortable glare Yellovv on black creates an ideal contrast Guide to Effective Presentations RP resent tion rom SHA oqltakes inan pe t Sans serif Serif Background colors can subconseciously affectthe audience Red increases vievvers pulse and breathing and encourages risk taking but can also be assoclated vvith financial loss Blue has a calming and conservative affect on the audilence but can also create boredom among corporate audiences that are often inundated vvith this background color Green stimulates interaction Black conveys finality and certainty Use it as a transitional color betvveen slides vvhen moving from one idea to another Foreground colors create a mafor impact on hovv vvell an audience understands and remembers a message Use one or fvvo bright colors for emphasis Highlight important messages The eye has a difficult time reading certain colored text on certain colored backgrounds For example text and background colors in red and green and blue and black make for difficult vievving Colorblind individuals may find it difficult to distinguish betvveen red and green brovvn and green and purple and blue Avold using these colors together Fonts e One of the most common mistakes in any type of presentation visual is the selection of type fonts that are too small too thin or to
55. es GUI On screen Display This function allovvs you to select either an interlaced display or a progressive display of a video signal The progressive display proflects a smoother video image Slide the MOUSE AD GUSTMENT svvitch us 7 Ani Ul tu on the remote control to the ADU position 9 Press MENU Press 4 to select Options Press A Y to select l P Conversion and then press b Press A VY o select nterlaced or Progressive o S 69 Press ENTER to save the setting 6 To exit from the GUI press MENU interlaced mode nterlaced mode creates a single image throught the activation Of scanning lines in tvvo fields Use this mode vvhen proflecting moving images Progressive mode Progressive mode creates a single image using all available scanning lines thereby eliminating the flicker and stripes that result from interlaced source images proflected as still images Checking the Lamp Usage Time This function allovvs you to check the accumulated lamp usage time Slide the MOUSE ADUUSTMENT svvitch on the remote control to the ADAU position Mouse ADI D Press MENU 2 Press 4 to select Options The lamp usage time vvill be displayed li is recommended that the lamp be replaced after approximately 1 400 hours of usage See pages 48 and 49 for lamp replacement Proflector POVVER b 1 LAM
56. evv 6 Double click on the nv7 pdf file to access the 7 Double click on the nv7 pdf file to access the prolector manuals prolector manuals Double click on the saps pdf file to access the Double click on the saps pdf file to access the Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare manual Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare manual 7 Double click on the pdf file Double click on the pdf file f the desired pdf file cannot be opened by double clicking the mouse please start Acrobat Reader first then specify the desired file using the File Open menu e See the readme xt file on the CD ROM for information on the CD ROM For SHARP Assistance U S A only li you encounter any problems during setup or operation of this profector first refer to the Troubleshooting section on page 49 f this operation manual does not ansvver your question please call toll free 1 800 BE SHARP 1 800 237 4277 Tor further assistance Or send us an e mall at lcdsupport sharpled com Our VVorld VVide VVeb address is http Vvvvvvv sharp usa comy o F 6 Part Names o Numbers next to the part names refer to the main pages in this manual vvhere the topic is explained Proflector Front and Top Vievv MUTE button LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator o TEMPERATURE VVARNING indicator o u VOLUME buttons 4 M A MENU button FCOM b
57. fter approximately 1 500 cumulative hours of use or vvhen you notice a significant deterioration of the picture and color quality Carefully change the lamp by follovving the steps belovv lf the nevv lamp does not light after replacement take your profector to the nearest Authorized Sharp ndustrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center for repair Purchase a replacement lamp unit lamp cage module of the current type BQC XGNV 7XU 1 from your nearest Authorized Sharp ndustrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center Then carefully change the lamp by follovving the instructions belovv f you vvish you may have the lamp replaced at your nearest Authorized Sharp ndustrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center IMPORTANT NOTE TO U S CUSTOMERS The lamp included vvith this profector is backed by a 90 day parts and labor limited vvarranty All service of this profector under vvarranty including lamp replacement must be obtained through an Authorized Sharp ndustrial LOD Products Dealer or Service Center For the name of the nearest Authorized Sharp Industrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center please call toll free 1 800 BE SHARP 1 800 237 4277 Removing and installing the lamp unit AA CAUTION Do not remove the lamp cage directliy after operation of the profector The lamp may be extremely hot VVait at least one hour after the povver cord is disconnected to allovv the surface of the lamp cage fo fuliy cool before removing
58. hen replacement parts are requlred be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or vvith the same characteristics as the original part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition VVall or Ceiling Mounting This product should be mounted to a vvall or ceilling only as recommended by the manufacturer Heat This product should be situated avvay from heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other products including amplifiers that produce heat E 2 F 3 Outstanding Features o 1 DIRECT DI GITAL COMPUTER INPUT PanelLink H Signals remain digital from the source device to the profector thus resulting in sharper clearer noiseless and adiustment free computer images 2 ADVANCED COHMHPATIBILITY V ITH HIGH END V ORKSTAT IONS AND PCS Compatible vvith up to 200 Hz vertical refresh rate Sync on Green and Composite Sync signals for use vvith a vvide varliety of high end PCs and VVorkstations Page 11 3 FOR USE VVITH DTV HDTV Allovvs prolection of DTV images and 16 9 vvide screen images vvhen connected to a DTV decoder or similar video systems Page 13 4 COMPONENT VIDEO COMPATIBILITY VIA RGB Equilpped vvith terminals
59. im z s s sm ul lm ml mlam TTL il l mi us 3 1 28 768 800 133 75 029 3 1 36 768 808 118 84997 9 98 11 8 03 108 000 16 7 1 60 020 74 135 000 3 98 13 3 1 75 025 6 3 157 500 3 44 11 8 1 85 024 6 2 162 000 3 46 16 7 1 60 000 1 200 1 1 250 1 1333 1 75 000 0 4 106 250 229 500 1 200 1 1 250 1 11 8 1 85 000 v nput Signals Recommended Timing HSYNC VSYNC VIDEO FRUNT V DE BAK VIDEO P RtH ALININ a s c d 1 H 1 dot Y t PRH 1 PER D vu x 3z LEVEL 13 lori 640 30 2400 66 670 16 foni 832 20 1 57 246 74 502 EZ8 1 024 1 328 16 7 60 000 19 760 57 50 804 13 4 14 700 En 1 152 rim 140 1 152 1 1 456 45 10 0 68 887 1 100 300 915 13 3 1 75 287 5 1 152 195 1 152 1 504 48 10 8 61 795 92 940 as gl 937 14 3 69 050 T Z 1 1152 uu 105 561 8 33 900 1 943 13 1 1 76 048 z 02 940 8 33 800 843 119 1 84091 in 51 m T s R n 1 T sme 00 3 ssl T T T T s 1his prolector may not be able to display images from notebook computers in simultaneous CRT LCD mode Should this occur turn off the LCD display on the notebook computer and output the display data in CRT only mode Details on hovv to change display modes can be found in your notebook computer s operation m
60. lug and Play function of this prolector operates only vvhen used in coniunction vvith a VESA DDC compatible computer Computer audio cable QCNVV 4870CEZZ D Connect one end of the digital cable to the INPUT 2 port on the profector 2 Connect the other end to the corresponding termi nal on a computer 3 To use the built in audio system connect one and of the supplied computer audio cable to AUDIO INPUT terminal on the profector Connect the other end to the Audio output terminal on the computer 2 To digital output terminal 5 Computer audio cable 3 5 mm stereo minilack cable HH o m To audio output terminal Computer F 12 4 Connecting the Profector 9 Connecting the Proiector to Video Equipment You can connect your prolector to a VCHR laser disc player DVD player DTV decoder and other audiovisual equlpment A4A CAUT ON Alvvays turn off the profector vvhile connecting to video equipment in order to protect both the profector and the equilpment being connected To a video source VCHR laser disc player DTV decoder or DVD player using the standard video input Connect the yellovv RCA connectors to the corresponding yellovv VIDEO NPUT terminal on the profector and the Video output terminal on the video source 2 To use the built in audio system connect the red and vvhite RCA connectors to the corresponding red and vvhite
61. mended Timing 55 DEC CAN RS Aaaa abad aba b d Taada ala mad 57 Bimii 0 a aaa ala dada 58 Guide to Effective Presentations 59 0 M Cemal Earaba asad ndan 63 100 aaa b n 64 E 4 o S ln b Inl sf funoous lqnolL 92UPu lulEH 8 al x pu ddy LA Usage Guidelines o CAUT0N Er a Cautions Concerning the Laser Pointer SHARP PLAZA MAHVVAH NEVV ERSEY 07430 LASER RADIATION TEL 1 800 BE SHARP U S A ONLY 300 ur7ul MODEL NO RRN GGT5200FSA The laser pointer on the remote control emits a laser beam from the laser VVAVE LENGTH 650nm DC3V 1 5VX2PCS LAMAX UTPUT mif MADE M CHNA pointer vvindovv This is a Class II laser vvhich may impair your sight if directed AVQID EXPOSURE LASER into the eyes The three marks shovvn on the left are caution labels for the RADIATION IS EM TTED laser beam FROM THIS APERTURE Do not look into the laser pointer vvindovv or shine the laser beam on yourself or others The laser beam used in this product is harmless vvhen directed onto the skin Hovvever be careful not to proflect the beam directly into the eyes Alvvays use the laser pointer at temperatures betvveen 41 F and 95 F FE 5 C and 35 c e Use of controls or adiustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in ha
62. n advance to allovv adequate time to resolve any unexpected issues such as lighting povver seating and audio Thoroughily check every piece of equlpment you bring along Make sure you have fresh batteries in your remote controls and laptop computer Fully charge your computer s battery before the presentation and connect your AC adaptor for added safefy Make sure you are completely familiar vvith the control panel on your proflector and remote controls li you are using a microphone check it out before hand and vvalk around to see vvhere you might have problems vvith feedback Avoid standing in these problem areas during your presentation e Presentation Tips Before beginning visualize yourself delivering an outstanding presentation Knovv your speech memorizing at least the first three minutes of your presentation vvill allovv you to focus on your rhythm and pacing Speak to early arrivals to help you build a rapport vvith the audience and make you feel more comfortable Do not be overly dependent on your visuals by reciting vvhat your audilence is already reading Knovv your material vvell enough to be able to deliver the presentation vvith ease Use your visuals to emphasize keypolnts Be sure to prolect your volce clearly and use eye contact to maintain audience attention Do not vvait until halivvay through your presentation to get your polnt across f you vvait and try to create a build up you may lose some of
63. nal 1 0 Vp p sync negative 75 O terminated C chrominance signal Burst 0 286 Vp p 75 O terminated 20 PIN Di GITAL CONNECTOR NPUT 2 TMDS PanelLink 520 TV lines video input 750 TV lines DTV 720P input Dot by Dot 2 VV monaural 15 PIN MINI D SUB CONNECTOR NPUT 1 RGB separate composite sync sync on green type analog input 0 0 7 Vp p positive 75 O terminated STEREO MiINMuACK AUDIO 0 5 Vrms more than 22 kO stereo HOR ZONTAL SYNC SIGNAL TTL level positive negative or composite sync Apple oniy VERTICAL SYNC SIGNAL Same as above 12 230 MHZ 43 200 Hz 15 126 kHz 9 pin mini DIN male connector RS 232C Input Port 1 3764 X 1 9 6 4 X 3 cm oval AC 110 120 220 240 V 1 0 A 1 9 A 50 60 Hz 197 VV A419F10 95 F 5 C io 95 c 149F to 1409F 10 C to 60 C Magnesium alloy Front panel and rear terminal panel constructed of plastic 38 kHz VVave length 650 nm Max output 1 mVV Class II Laser Product 9 Y4 VV x 2 942 H x 12 1964 D 235 x 58 X 312 5 mm main body only 9 Y4 VV x 3 1964 H x 12 4964 D 235 x 82 X 321 8 mm including adiustment feet and profecting parts 6 28 bs 2 85 kg Remote control Tvvo AA size batteries Povver cord 11 10 3 6 m Computer cable 9 10 3 m Computer audio cable 9 10 3 m Mouse control serial cable 37 37 1 m Mouse control cable for IBM PS 2 37 37 1 m Mouse control cable for Mac 6 5964 17 cm
64. niiack cable a x 6a To audio output terminal Connecting the Proyector Connecting RS 232C Port VVhen the RS 232C port on the profector is connected to a computer vvith an RS 232C cable cross type sold separately the computer can be used to control the proflector and check the status ofthe proflector See pages 53 and 54 for details ES Computer cable cable QCNVV 5288CEZZ Computer audio cable QCNVV 4870CEZZ Connect the supplied DIN D sub RS 232C cable to the RS 232C port on the profector 2 Connect a RS 232C cable sold separately to the other end of DIN D sub RS 232C cable and to the serial port on the computer 7 75 Q D N D sub San z cross type sold separately RS 232C cable NPUT INpUT on AUDIO NPUT AA CAUTION Do not connect or remove H5 232C cable to or from the computer vvhile it is on This may damage your computer NOTE e The vvireless mouse or HS 232C function may not operate if your computer port is not correctiy set up Please refer to the operation manual of the computer for details on setting up installing the correct mouse driver Ihe arrovvs indicate the direction of the signals E 14 FE 15 Connecting the Profector Connecting the Remote Mouse Receiver You can use the remote control as a remote mouse VVhen the RS 232C port on the profector i
65. nl sf n Useful Features E 41 Proflector Remote control POVVER b 1 LAMP 6 TEMP l o o o VOLUME OFF KEYSTONE MENU INPUT U VI R CLICK ENTER GUI On screen Display Fenesel Setting a Background lmage This function allovvs you to select the image displayed vvhen no signal is being sent to the profector Description of Background images Selected item Background image Sharp 80 SHARP default image User customized image i e company logo Blue tese n Non hlas o Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT suvvitch on the remote control to the ADV position uu 9 Press MENU Press 4 to select Options Press A Y o select Background and then press b to display on the screen 2 3 4 Press A V to select the background image you vvant 5 Press ENTER to save the setting 6 To exit from the GU press MENU NOTE By selecting Custom the proflector can display a custom image i e your company logo as the background image Custom image must be 256 color BMP file vvith a picture size of 1 024 X 7668 or lovver Please see the Sharp Advanced Presentation Softvvare operation manual for hovv to save or change a custom image Profiector POVVER b 1 LAMP TEMP o o o VOLUME OFF KEYSTONE MENU Remote control BLACK SCREEN LASER z h MENU R C
66. o Effective Presentations Good Bad A z z 1 i Good c Set Up VVhen giving a presentation you need to set the stage both figuratively and literally for success The vvay you set up a presentation room vvill have a great impact on the audlence s perception of you and your message By manipulating the placement and use of the follovving tools you vvill improve the impact of your presentation Lighting Good lighting is an important component of a SUuCCESS U presentation You should strive to create an unequal distribution of light An audience should alvvays see as much of the presenter s face as possible so most of the light should be focused on you Because it is important for you to be able to read the audience s faces and body language some light should be shed upon them Hovvever no light should shine on the screen Stage VVhen presenting on the same level surface that your audience is on most people can only see the top one third of your body Therefore it is recommended that vvhen giving a presentation to an audience of 25 or more you stand on a stage or platform As more of your body is visible the easier t is to communicate vvith an audience Podiums he best presenters avold podiums because they hide 7596 of the body and restrict movement Hovvever many people feel more comfortable vvith a podium to hold their notes and hide their discomfort f you must use a podium
67. o difficult to read f you are not sure hovv vvell a given fontvvill read on a screen at various sizes try this Dravv a 6 x 8 box on a piece of paper and print out several lines of text inside the box vvith your computer printer at 300 or 600 dpi resolution Vary the sizes of text to simulate headline body and text call outs for any charts or graphs Hold the printout at arms length This is hovv your text vvill look on a 4 1 2 meters vvide screen at 10 3 meters on a 7 5 2 3 meters vvide screen at 20 6 1 meters and a 12 3 7 meters vvide screen at 30 9 1 meters f you cannot read the text easily you should put less copy on your visuals or use larger typefaces e Design your visuals so that they are visible by the vievver in the last rovv Nothing vvill ruln your presentation faster than misspelled vvords Take the time to proofread and edit your vvork before your visuals become a permanent part of your presentation Mixed case text is easier to read than text vvhich is displayed in capital letters e Another important attribute of fonts is vvhether any particular face is serif or sans serif Serifs are small usualiy horizontal cross strokes that are added to the end of a letters main strokes Because of their ability to coax the eye along the line of type fonts vvith serifs are generally acknovvledged to be more readable FE 60 x pu ddy AR Appendix i F 61 Guide t
68. oflected image may be distorted Sync on green Video signal mode of a computer vvhich overlaps horizontal and vertical sync signal to green color signal pin index s 27 l n 11 Aa xd oq 0770 7900000 6100007100 07019 zo 7 0 aaa a l ALO IUB TTE T ad adada a dada 700 1 d0 oyada oa adsaqi 28 ALLIQ IL n A ca aa b d 11 AUDI INPL T Terminal aaa ayda ba a ba a yaRRd T Automatic povver shutoff function 38 Aulo Sync aelusUmefil ada aa ad m da da 0 2000000000 a a as 29 B miz da ds fiq o KARASATARADITTEXMN UZ RO YU aa ur 41 EA LI F T DULOnNLALLULaa a daa ad bada balas d 22 BLAZ EE DL OT LUU apa sa daaa ab l e7 Cc 2717 5 daaa l DUL L paya pa a aban p 20 Ceiling r Rear v 28 28 29 33899 43 00 a a a aa a n 29 Computer audio cable 11 COM ULTOOU Lu A DIR aad daa a ad m adla bas 11 Cooling fan Exhaust vent 2 D Liloitzi KOVS ONE COTT CUO z s d a s BaAZ Ra aba poay daba n 19 D N D sub Fs 232C cables m AD A 14 0 a a a aa a d l E iH LU s ala b b y 34 muz a Y 23 F 0007 r b a dam Ba el Foot releases ss 8sss s s s 3 33 l 19 ga
69. or See pages 11 15 heard e Volume is set to minimum See page 17 An unusual sound is occasionally l f the picture is normal the sound is due to cabinet shrinkage caused by temperature changes heard from the cabinet This vvill not affect operation or performance Maintenance indicator lights up Refer to Lamp Maintenance ndicators on page 47 Data cannot be received via Distance and angle betvveen the prolector and transmitting device are out of the designated range HCOM See page 25 Refer to the operation manual of the transmitting device Refer to the section Troubleshooting in the operation manual of the supplied softvvare Picture noise appears Adiust the phase setting See page 29 Noise may appear vvhen used vvith certain computers Set the NO ISE F LTER to ON using the RS 232C command See pages 53 and 54 480P images do not appear Get the resolution mode to 480P See page 32 Color is distorted except for e Change the input signal type See page 40 V DEO mode Lens comes off e Align the mark on the lens vvith the corresponding mark on the profector push the lens firmiy in place and rotate to the right F 49 Appendix i Transporting the Profiector Using the Carrying Bag A soft side carrying bag is provided to transport the profector Before placing the profector into the carrying bag set up the inner pad inside the bag as shovvn AA CAUTION
70. r Service Center for repair LAMP REPLACE The lamp does e Burnt out lamp Carefully replace the lamp See pages 48 MENT indicator not light up e I amp circulit failure and 49 lake the profector to your nearest Authorized Sharp ndustrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center for repair if the TEMPERATURE VVARNING indicator lights up follovv the above possible solutions and then vvait until the prolector has cooled dovvn completely before turning the povver back on At least 5 minutes f the povver is turned off and then turned on again as during a brief rest the LAMP REPLACEMENT indicator may be triggered preventing the povver from golng on Should this occur take the povver cord out of the vvall outlet and put it back in again Lamp The lamp in this prolector operates for approximately 1 500 cumulative hours depending on the usage environ ment lt is recommended that the lamp be replaced after 1 400 cumulative hours of use or vvhen you notice a significant deterioration of the picture and color quality The lamp usage time can be checked vvith the On screen Display see page 39 AA CAUT ON ntense light hazard Do not attempt to look into the aperture and lens vvhile the profector is operating NOTE As the usage environment can vary significantiy the prolector lamp may not operate for 1 500 hours E 47 Replacing the Proyection Lamp li is recommended that the lamp be replaced a
71. r line surges Overloading Do not overload vvall outlets extension cords or integral convenlence receptacles as this can result in a risk offire or electric shock Obiect and Liquid Entry Never push obiects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage polnts or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquld of any kind on the product Servicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Damage Requiring Service Unplug this productfrom the vvall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the follovving conditions a f the povver supp y cord or plug is damaged b f liquld has been spilled or obiects have fallen into the product Cc f the product has been exposed to rain or vvater d ftihe product does not operate normaliy by follovving the operating instructions Adiust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adiustment of other controls may result in damage and viill often require extensive vvork by a qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation e f the product has been dropped or damaged in any vvay f f the product exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service Replacement Parts VV
72. radio frequency eneroy and if not installed and used in accordance vvith the operation manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equlpment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in vvhich case the user vvill be required to correcttthe interference at his ovvn expense U S A ONLY The enclosed computer cable must be used vvith the device The cable is provided to ensure that the device complies vvith FCC Class A verification U S A ONLY o IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Electrical energy can perform many useful functions This product has been engineered and manufactured to ensure your personal safety But IMPROPER USE CAN RESULT IN POTENT AL ELECTR CAL SHOCK OR F RE HAZARD in order not to defeat the safeguards incorporated into this Profector observe the follovving basic rules for its installation use and servicing For your ovvn protection and reliable usage of your prolector please be sure to read these MPORTANT SAFEGUARD S carefully before use 1 10 11 12 Read instructions A I the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated Retain nstructions The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference Heed VVarnings A I vvarnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered fo Follovv nstructions A operating and use instructions should
73. s Set the serial port settings of the computer to match that of the table Signal format Conforms to RS 232C standard Baud rate 9 600 bps Data length bits Parlty bit NON Stop bit 1 bit Flovv control None Basic format Commands from the computer are sent in the follovving order command parameter and return code After the prolector processes the command from the computer t sends a response code to the computer Command format CI C21 C31C4 PI P2 1 P3 P4 Return code 0DH Command 4 digits Parameter 4 digits Response code format Normal response Problem response communication error or incorrect command Return code 0DH VVhen more than one code is being sent send each command only after the OK response code for the previous command from the profector is verifled VVhen using the computer control function of the profector the prolector operating status cannot be read to the computer Therefore confirm the status by transmitting the display commands for each adiustment menu and checking the status vvith the On screen Display f the proflector receives a command other than a menu display commandg it vvill execute the com mand vvithout displaying the On screen Display Commands EXAMPLE e VVhen BRIGHT of INPUT 1 IMAGE ADUUSTMENT is set to 10 Computer Prolector dil dil PARAMETE PARAMETER CONTROL ITEM CONTROL ITEM 55 P2 R oluT s
74. s connected to a computer vvith an RS 232C cable cross type sold separately the computer can be used to control the proflector and check the status of the prolector See pages 53 and 54 for detalls IBM or IBM compatible P Connect one end of the supplied mouse control cable to the corresponding terminal on the PC 2 Connect the other end to the remote mouse recelver Remote mouse recelver RUNTKOG661CEZZ Mouse control Mouse control cable serlal cable for IBM PS 2 QCNVV 5 112CEZZ QCNVV 5113CEZZ IBM PC AT IBM PS 2 Remote mouse recelver o Use this terminal to con Qrzz nect the supplied mouse control cable to the remote mouse recelver Mouse control for Mac serlal cable QCNVV 5114CEZZ QCNVV 5112CEZZ 9 Connect the mouse control serial cable to the remote mouse receiver 2 Connect the mouse control cable for Mac to the Mac ADB port on the Mac 3 Connect the other end of the mouse control cable for Mac to the mouse control serial cable AA CAUTION Do not connect or remove the mouse control cables to or from the computer vvhile it is on This may damage your computer NOTE e Ihe vvireless mouse functions can operate computers compatible vvith IBM PS 2 serial RS 232C or Apple ADB type mouse systems Basic Operations Lk POVVER D LAMP O POVVER l LAMP 26 TEMP o o o POVVER 5 LAMP LZ xi
75. splay the presentation tools menu vvindovv on the screen Press A YV 44 to select the desired tool and color Press ENTER to select it A Y 44 to move it around the screen Press ENTER to stamp the tool on the screen 4 Once the tool is displayed on the screen press Red Green Blue Yellovv Orange VvVhite Black 5 Use UNDO to individually delete tools stamped Proflector Remote control on the screen POVVER 1 LAMP TEup o o o o a e NOTE ix za VoLUME e You can stamp each tool as many times as you vvant on the screen OFF d KEYSTONE MENU e 1o clear all the stamped presentation tools on the screen HE press A Y 44 b to select s and ENTER ee ee Displaying the break time C Slide the MOUSE AD USTMENT svvitch 1 sssz ao on the remote control to the ADU position m D Press TOOLS to display the presentation tools V hen selecting Sharp default image menu vvindovv on the screen 2 Press A YV 4 to select l l in the menu VVindOovv 3 Press ENTER to start counting dovvn the break time 4 Press A to increase or V to decrease the break time NOTE e The break time is displayed againstthe background image selected in Selecting a Startup mage See page 42 E 44 h s in b i inl sf n Useful Features Status Function Profiector Remote control POVVER 1
76. t Not connected IR Amplifire Reserved Rs Request to Send Output Connected to internal circuit G Clear to Send nput Connected to internal circuit ETX IR Transmit Signal Output Not connected Reserved Signal Name Reference RXO Blue nput Connected fo internal circuit RXO r Blue nput r Connected to internal circuit RXO SH ELD Panel Link Shield Connected to internal circuft RX2 SH ELD Panel Link Shield Connected to internal circuit RX2 Red nput Connected to internal circuit RX2 Red nput Connected fo internal circuit DDC SCL o L Connected to internal circuit DDC SDA SDA Connected to internal circuit NC N C Not connected NC N C Not connected RXC Clock nput Connected to internal circuit RXC Clock nput E Connected to internal circuit RXC SH ELD Panel Link Shield Connected fo internal circuit RX1 SH ELD Panel Link Shield Connected fo internal circuit RX1 Green input Connected fo internal circuft RX1 Green l nput Connected fo internal circuit NC N C Not connected SENS SENS Connected to internal circuit DDC 5V D OV Connected fo internal circuit DDC GND GND Connected fo internal circuft E 52 x pu ddy a Appendix F 53 RS 232C Port Specifications PC control A computer can be used to control the prolector by connecting an RS 232C cable cross type sold separately to the proflector See page 14 for connection Communication condition
77. t notice E 57 Dimensions co c A 5 oo El G LC P s C M xi t p z G z 27 CN co Te i R co H l t ll Bi 1 co co L 19 54 82 2 1316 71 5 Units inches mm F 58 x pu ddy AR Appendix i F 59 Guide to Effective Presentations Electronic presentations are one of the most effective tools presenters can use to persuade an audlence There are several vvays to enhance your presentation and maximize your effectiveness The follovving are guidelines to help you create and deliver a dynamic presentation a Types of Presentations Computer Presentations 1o present basic information such as graphs spreadsheets documents and images use vvord processing and spreadsheet applications e 1oO convey more complex information and create more dynamic presentations vvhich allovv you to control the pace of your delivery utilize softvvare such as Astound6 Freelance Persuasion6 or PovverPoint e For high end multimedia and interactive presentations use softvvare such as Macromedia Director NOTE Astound6 Freelance6 Persuasion6 PovverPoint and Macromedia Direc
78. to Sync Adiustment Auto Sync Display Function Saving and Selecting Adiustment Settings Special Mode Adiustment r Useful Features FTeEz PUROLOT L Az Y a Ra ya b b 33 Digital Image Magnification ENLARGE 4 Gamma Correction 35 Selecting the Picture Display Mode 36 Black Screen Function 7 On screen Display Override Function 7 Automatic Povver Shutoff Function 8 HF COnvVErsioh dua ba d aad a sl 39 Checking the Lamp Usage Time 39 Selecting the Signal Type 40 Checking the input Signal 40 Setting a Background lmage 41 Selecting a Startup Image 42 Reverse lnvert lmage Function 43 Using the Presentation Tools 44 alus FunCilOni y a ada lala dada 45 Maintenance 6 Troubleshooting Lamp Maintenance indicators 47 Replacing the Proyection Lamp 48 Using the Kensington Lock 49 Troubleshooting 49 Appendix Transporting the Proyector 51 Connection Pin Assignments 52 RS 232C Port Specifications 53 input Signals Recom
79. tor are trademarks of their respective companies Video Presentations Use of video equipment such as a VGR DVD player and laser disc player can be effective for delivering instructional or illustrative information that is difficult to present Digital Cameras and Personal Digital Assistants PDAs For highiy compact and portable presentations still cameras digital video cameras document cameras and PDAs are ideal for transferring data vvithout cumbersome conversions Multimedia Presentations You can integrate all of the above methods for a full multimedia presentation including video audio computer applications and VVorld VVide VVeb information V ireless Presentations Use any rDA IrTranP compatible source such as a laptop digital camera or PDA to profect still images quickly and effortlessiy vvithout the use of cables b Creative Presentations Oftentimes presenters do not take advantage of the many subtle vvays they can manipulate their electronic slides to more effectively persuade the audience Color has a great effect on the audience during a presentation VVhen used correctliy and legibly studies shovv that background 6 foregroundi colors establish an emotional tone for a presentation help vievvers understand and retain information and influence an audience to take a desired course Of action Color Considerations Choose legible colors e lext and graphics colors need sufficient contrast e Use dark
80. umososon ulsfilel ns zi 1 1 1 i sumorosanon TeTLT T prune rove or isyan TsTiTeT T eso s rovanox TETLTAT en veso onsuz u eTkl T T T Ts su as SELECTION v run uTeTt eT Ts run 7 nn ETLTA sense EZ v sTLT T l s HEZEZZ TsTtTeT T Fon UR Psi sme vTETLTel T ofms x vTeftT Al T as INPUT CHECK KEYSTONE AD GUSTMENT RS 232C Port Specifications VIDEO SYSTEM SELECTION VIDEO IMAGE AD GUSTMENT BACKGROUND SELECTION STARTUP IMAGE SELECTION VOLUME ADUUSTMENT AUDIO ADUUSTMENT NPUT 1 IMAGE ADUUSTMENT INPUT 2 IMAGE ADUUSTMENT INPUT AUTO SYNCHRONIZAT ON NOTE PARAMETER x CONTROL CONTENTS NTSC 4 43 NTSC 3 58 30 4 20 80 50 20 80 MUTE ON TREBLE 30 30 BASS 30 30 80 4 30 BRIGHT 30 30 RED 30 30 BLUE 30 30 INPUT 1 DISPLAY 20690 SHARPNESS 30 30 RESET CONTRAST 30 30 BRIGHT 30 30 RED 30 30 BLUE 30 30 INPUT 2 DISPLAY RESET CONTROL ITEM INPUT ADUUSTMENT SCREEN SETTING INPUT1 SIGNAL TYPE SELECTION INPUT GAMMA SELECTION VIDEO GAMMA SELECTION VIDEO CONFIRMATION BLACK SCREEN SCREEN MODE MEMORY INPUT1 RES ZE INPUT2 RESIZE VIDEO RES ZE
81. unlight or room light Light falling directiy onto the screen vvashes out colors making vievving difficult Close the curtains and dim the lights vvhen setting up the screen in a sunny or bright room e A polarizing screen cannot be used vvith this profector Standard Setup Front Profection Place the profector at the requlred distance from the screen according to the desired picture size see the table belovv NORMAL Mode 4 3 Das iin Hek 1 Maxim Minimum botomoftne mage ao 1 240 fer 1 40Ui22m 35 Yi 890 om 327 9 8 m 26 87 8 1 m 23 1V6 59 3 cm 23 11 7 3m 19 11 6 1 m 17 3964 44 5 cm 15 11 4 9 m l 13 3 4 0 m 11 1 e 29 7 cm 17 T 3 4 m 9 yr 24 8 om 11 5 3 5 m 8 7 64 21 3 cm 7107 2 4 m 7 Ya 17 8 em ya 119 om The formula for picture size and prolection distance y 0 040x 0 0508 x 3 28 x Picture size diag inches y 0 0408x 0 049 x 3 28 y Maximum profection distance feet y 0 297x y Minimum profection distance feet y Distance from the lens center to the bottom of the image H inches 1Ihere is an error of 396 in the formula above VVIDE Mode Prolection distance Distance from the lens center to the 16 9 Dlag Viidih 1 Helgit Maxim m 1 Mirim m 1 bottom ol iho image H ao T zer T sr 4 isr i333m 38 Yk 96 9 cm 287 117 8 m 25 Yu
82. ustment item to the desired setting o 6 69 To exit from the GU press MENU NOTE 1o reset all adiustment items select Reset on the Audio menu screen and press ENTER F 28 F 29 Prolector POVVER D LAMP TEMP o o o x 1 VOLUME OFF KEYSTONE MENU NPUT Remote control s LACK SCREEN LASER b e o GUI On Screen Display m aa ME C0 3 U m cz c Computer image Adiustments VVhen displaying computer patterns vvhich are very detailed tiling vertical stripes etc interflerence may occur causing flickering vertical stripes or contrast irregularities in portions of the screen Should this occur adiust Clock Phase H Pos and V Pos for optimum computer image Description of Adifustment items Allusis vertical noise Centers the on screen image by moving it to the left or right Centers the on screen image by moving it up or dov Phase Adiusis horizontal noise similar to tracking on your VUR NOTE Computer image adiustment can be made easily by pressing AUTO SYNC 3 See the next page for detalls Select the desired computer input mode vvith INPUT Slide the MOUSE AD UUSTMENT svvitch ls ko on the remote control to the ADU position L i 9 Press MENU Menu bar and Picture menu screen appear GUl operation gu id
83. ve aspect ratio other than 4 3 and profect tina 4 3 ratio GUl Graphical User Interface User interface vvith graphics that allovv easier operation P conversion Function to convert an image betvveen nterlaced and Progressive scan displays intelligent compression and expansion High quality resizing of lovver and higher resolution images fo fit the profector s native resolution IrCOM Function to transmit still images from a computer hand held PC or digital still camera via infrared communication for VVireless Presentations rDA Standard protocol for vvireless communication irTranP Standard format protocol for transmission of images PDF Portable Document Format Documentation format used fo transfer text and images from the CD ROM Phase Phase shift is a timing shift betvveen isomorphic signals vvith the same resolution VVhen phase level is incorrect the prolected image typically displays horizontal flicker Presentation tools Helpful tools used to emphasize keypolnts throughout a presentation RS 232C Function to control the prolector from the computer by using the RS 232C ports on the proflector and computer Startup image The image displayed vvhen the profector is turned on Status function Displays the settings of each adiustment item Sync ynchronizes the resolution and phase shift of tvvo signals VVhen receiving an image vvith a resolution different from that of the computer the pr
84. zardous radiation exposure Laser pointer vvindovv Cautions Concerning the Setup of the Proyector For minimal servicing and to maintain high image quality SHARP recommends that this prolector be installed in an area free from humidity dust and cigarette smoke VVhen the profector is subfiected to these environments the lens and filter must be cleaned more often Periodicaliy the filter should be replaced and the prolector should be cleaned internally As long as the profector is properly maintained in this manner use in these environments vvill not reduce the overall operation life Please note that all internal cleaning must be performed by an Authorized Sharp ndustrial LCD Products Dealer or Service Center Notes on Operation e Ihe tvvo marks shovvn on the left are cautlon labels for parts of the prolector that emit intense heat during operation 1Ihe exhaust venis the lamp cage cover and adiacent areas may be extremely hot during profector operation To prevent iniury do not touch these areas until they have sufficiently cooled Allovv at least 4 inches 10 cm of space betvveen the cooling fan exhaust vent and the nearest vvall or obstruction f the cooling fan becomes obstructed a protection device vvill automatically turn off the profector lamp This does not indicate a malfunction Remove the prolector povver cord from the vvall outlet and vvait at least 10 minutes Then turn on the povver by plugging the

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