Canon 7365 manual

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    MUL TIMEDIA PROJECTOR L V -7365/L V -7265/L V -7260/L V -X7 User ’ s Manual E Eng lis h The L V -7365 proj ector 's mod el name ind ic ated on the pro jec tor's la - bel i s L V- 736 5 and L V -7365 (E) res pec tivel y . Both m ode ls are referre d to as L V- 73 65 t hroug hout t he user 's manu - al except s ome of t he spe ci [...]

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    i Im por t ant I nfor mat ion S afet y Ca ut ions Pr eca ut io ns Please read t his manual carefully before using your Canon L V - 7365/ L V - 7265/L V- 7260/L V- X7 projector and keep the manual handy for future re ference. Y our serial number is located o n the bottom of y our projecto r . Record it here : CAUTIO N T o tur n of f main p ower , be[...]

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    ii Imp or tan t Inform ation Fed era l Commu nicat ion Co mmissi on Not ice Mul time dia Proj ector, Mode l : L V- 736 5, L V- 736 5(E) , L V - 726 5, L V- 726 0 and L V -X7 Thi s devic e com plie s with Par t 1 5 of th e FCC Rules. O per atio n is sub jec t to the fol lowin g two c ond itio ns: ( 1 ) T hi s d evic e m ay not c ause har mf ul i nte[...]

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    iii Imp or tan t Inform ation L AMP HANDLING PRE CA UT IONS Thi s proj ector use s a h igh-p ressu re mercu r y lamp which mus t b e handl ed ca refu lly and prop erl y as me nti oned belo w. • A lam p may explod e wit h a loud s ound or b urn out d ue to a sh ock , scr atch, or ex pirati on of li fetime. • The la mp life may dif fer from l amp[...]

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    iv Imp or tan t Inform ation 10˚ For U K o nly: In UK, a BS ap proved p ower c ord wi th moul ded plu g h as a B lack (ve A mps) fu se i nst alle d for us e wit h this e quip ment . If a power c ord is no t supp lie d with t his eq uipm ent pl ease c onta ct your su ppli er . Im po r t ant S a feg ua rd s Thes e safet y inst ruc tio ns are to e[...]

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    v Imp or tan t Inform ation • Do not l ook int o the le ns whil e the pr ojec tor is o n. Seri ous da mage to your eyes co uld res ult. • Keep any items su ch as magn if ying gl ass out of t he light pat h of the proj ecto r . The lig ht being pr ojec ted from t he len s i s exte nsive, ther efore any ki nd of abn orma l obje ct s that c an red[...]

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    vi Imp or tan t Inform ation CAR RY I NG / TR A N S PO RTI N G TH E PRO JE CTOR Thi s proj ector is a p recis ion mach ine . Do n ot give a stro ng s hock to the proj ecto r o r t urn it d own. Tho rough ly rea d "Use Ca ution Whe n Car rying or T ransp orting th e P roject or" be lo w and instal l the le ns cap be fore car - rying the pr[...]

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    vii T able of Cont ent s Important Information ......................................................................................... i 1. Introduction ........................................................................................................ 1 ❶ What's in the Box? ............................................................[...]

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    viii T able o f Conte nts 4. Convenient Features ................................................................................... 34 ❶ Turning Off the Image and Sound ............................................................................... 34 ❷ Freezing a Picture ........................................................................[...]

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     ❶ What 's in t he B ox? Make sure your b ox cont ains ever y th ing lis ted. If any pi ece s are mis sing, c ont act your d ealer. Please s ave the orig inal b ox and pac king m aterial s if you ever need to s hip your pr ojec tor . M E N U B A C K K EY S T O N E W A R N I N G P O W E R A U T O P C IN P U T L A M P - + VO L V O L ?[...]

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    2  . I ntro duct ion ❷ Int r oduc tio n to t he Pr ojecto r Thi s sec tion i ntro duc es you to your new pro jec tor and d escr ibe s the feature s and c ontro ls. Con g rat u lat i ons o n Y ou r Pur ch ase o f The Pr oje ct or The L V- 73 65/ L V- 7265 /L V - 726 0/L V- X7 is one of the ver y best proj ect ors availabl e to day . The pro jec[...]

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    3 Ab out t h is u ser ' s ma nua l The f astest way to get star ted is to take your time and d o ever y thin g rig ht th e r st ti me. T a ke a few min utes now to review the us er's manu al. This may save you tim e l ater o n. At th e be gin ning of eac h se ct ion of the ma nual you'll nd an over vi ew . If t he se cti on do [...]

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     ❸ Par t N ames of t he Pr oject or M E N U B A C K K E Y S T O N E W A R N I N G P O W E R A U TO P C I N P U T L A M P - + V O L V O L ME N U B A C K K E Y S T O N E W A R N I N G P O W E R A U T O P C I N P U T V O L - V O L + LA M P A U D IO IN A U D IO O U T A N A L O G I N - 1 D I G I T A L I N / A N A L O G I N - 2 S - V I D E O I N V I[...]

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    5  . I ntro duct ion Bot t om                       ?[...]

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    6  . I ntro duct ion T o p Feat ur es MENU BACK KEYSTONE WARNING P O W E R AUTO PC INPUT VOL - VOL + LAMP 3 4 1 5 8 9 2 10 6 7  . POWER B ut ton ( ) Use this but ton to turn the power on and off when the main power i s sup pli ed an d the proj ecto r is i n sta ndby mo de. T o tur n o n the pro jec tor , pres s and hol d thi s b ut ton for a [...]

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    7  . I ntro duct ion AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN-1 DIGIT AL IN / ANALOG IN-2 9 7 3 1 2 8 4 5 6 T e rm ina l Pa nel Fea tu re s  . Comp uter  In put C onnect or [ ANA LOG IN -  ] ( Compu ter Inpu t Connect or [ ANAL OG IN] on L V- 7260/L V -X7) (Min i D -Sub  5 P in ) Con nec t your com[...]

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    8  . I ntro duct ion ❹ Par t N ames of t he R emote C ont rol  . Inf rar ed T r ans mit te r Dire ct t he re mote c ontr ol toward the remote sen sor on th e proje ctor c abi net. 2 . POWER B ut ton When t he main p ower is on, you can u se this b utt on to turn your p rojec tor on. NO TE : T o turn on the proje ctor, pr e ss an d hold th e[...]

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    9 BACK R - CLICK L - CLICK VOL FREEZE D.ZOOM P AGE MENU POWER RD-428E INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. NO SHO W AUTO PC 1 2 4 6 7 8 3 5 13 11 15 14 12 17 18 16 9 10  . I ntro duct ion   . O K But ton U s e t h i s b u t t o n t o e n t e r y o u r m e n u s e l e c t i o n . I t works the sa me way as t he O K b ut ton o n t he c abi - net. S ee p[...]

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    0  . I ntro duct ion Re mot e Co nt ro l Pr eca ut io ns • Hand le th e remote c ontro l caref ully . • If the r emote c ontro l gets wet , wipe i t dr y imm ediate ly . • Avoid excessi ve heat and hu midi ty. • Do not h eat, ta ke apar t, or t hrow bat terie s into re. • Ensure t hat you have the bat teri es' polar it y ( +[...]

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     Thi s sec tion d esc rib es how to set u p your proje ctor a nd how to co nne ct vi deo an d audio s ourc es. 2 . I ns t allat io n and Connec t ions Y o ur proje ctor i s simp le to set u p and us e. But before yo u get sta r ted, you mus t rst: ① Set up a s cree n and th e proje ctor . See pag e 1 2 , 13 . ② Con nec t your com puter[...]

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    2 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions ❶ Set t i ng Up t he S cr een and t he Pr oject or Se lec t ing a L oca ti on ( L V- 736 5/L V- 726 5) The furt her y our projec tor i s fro m th e sc reen or wall, the l arger the i mage. T he mi nimu m size the im age c an be is app roximatel y 25" meas ured di agona lly when t he proje ctor is ro[...]

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    3 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions Se lec t ing a L oca ti on ( L V- 726 0 /LV- X7) The furt her y our projec tor i s fro m th e sc reen or wall, the l arger the i mage. T he mi nimu m size the im age c an be is app roximatel y 25" meas ured diag onal ly when th e pr ojec tor is rou ghly 1 . 1 m (3.6’) fro m t he wall or scre en. The[...]

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     2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions W A RN IN G • Inst allin g your proj ecto r on th e ceil ing mu st be d one by a q ua li f ie d t ec h n ic i an . C o nt ac t yo ur d e al e r fo r more in format ion. • Do not at tem pt to inst all t he proj ecto r yourse lf. • Onl y use y our p rojec tor o n a so lid, lev el s ur face. If the p [...]

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    5 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions ❷ Ma kin g Connect io ns NO TE : When usi ng with a note boo k PC, b e sure to con ne ct the projec tor and note boo k PC w hil e the pr oj ecto r is in stand by mod e and b efore turning o n the pow er to the n oteb ook PC. In m ost cas es the outp ut s ign al from the note boo k PC is not turned on unl[...]

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    6 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions Usin g T wo Anal og CO MPU TER I npu ts Si mult an eou sly (L V-73 65 / L V-726 5) If you nee d to use t wo ana log in puts s imul tane ousl y , co nnec t a VGA cabl e as shown b elow. AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN-1 DIGITAL IN / ANALOG IN-2 DIGITAL IN / ANALO[...]

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    7 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions Whe n Vi ewing a DVI D igi ta l Sign al (L V-73 65 / L V-726 5) T o proje ct a DVI dig ita l si gnal, be s ure to con nec t th e PC and t he p roje ctor usin g a DVI di git al c abl e (not su ppli ed) before t urnin g on your P C or pro jec tor . T urn o n the p roje ctor r st a nd sel ect Com puter 2 ([...]

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    8 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions Con nec t in g Y our P C or M ac int os h Com pu te r (LV- 7260/L V-X7) NO TE : The ANAL OG IN c onn ecto r supp orts Plu g & Play (DDC2 ). S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN ANALOG IN AUDIO IN PH ONE PH ONE     ?[...]

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    9 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions Con nec t in g an E x te rn al M oni to r AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN-1 DIGITAL IN / ANALOG IN-2 ANALOG IN 1 AUDIO IN S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN Y o u c an c onn ect a separ ate, exte rnal mon itor to your proj ecto r to simu l[...]

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    20 AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN-1 DIGITAL IN / ANALOG IN-2 A UD I O I N L R A UD I O O UT L R Co mp on en t Y Cb Cr ANALOG IN-1 AUDIO IN 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions A c omp onent sig nal w ill b e auto mati call y di spl ay ed. If not , fro m t he me nu, se lec t [Setup] → [In put s ign al[...]

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    2 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions A UD I O I N L R A UD I O O UT L R VI DE O OU T S-VIDEO VIDEO AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN-1 DIGITAL IN / ANALOG IN-2 VIDEO IN AUDIO IN S-VIDEO IN Con nec t in g Y our VC R or L ase r Di sc Pl ayer   ?[...]

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    22 Con nec t in g a Di git a l Vi deo S i gn al ( L V- 736 5/L V- 7265 ) T o proje ct a so urce from audio vide o e quip ment with a d igi tal vide o o utpu t s uch as an HD MI or DVI c onne ctor , use a c omme rcia lly availabl e HD MI-to - DV I c abl e or the opt iona l DVI di git al c abl e to con nec t th e Co mpu ter 2 inpu t [DIGIT AL IN/ANAL[...]

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    23 2 . Inst allat ion an d Conn ect ions M EN U B AC K KE Y S TO NE WA RNIN G P O W E R A U T O P C INPUT VO L - V O L + L A M P A U D IO IN A U D I O O U T A N A L O G IN - 1 D IG IT A L I N / A N A L O G IN - 2 S - V I D E O I N V I D E O I N SER V ICE PO RT R L A U D I O I N Con nec t in g t he S up pli ed Power C or d Con nec t the su ppl ied p[...]

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    2 3. Project in g an I mag e ( Bas ic Oper at ion) Thi s sec tion d esc rib es how to tur n on the p rojec tor an d to proje ct a pi ctur e onto the s cree n. ❶ T ur ning o n t he Project or NO TE : • The projec tor ha s two powe r switc he s : a mai n powe r switc h and a POWER but ton. • When plug gin g in or u nplu ggi ng t he su ppl ie[...]

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    25 VOL - VOL + MENU BACK KEYSTONE 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) Not e on S t ar t u p scr ee n (M en u La ng uag e S elec t scr ee n) When you rst t urn on t he proj ec tor , you wi ll get t he Star t up menu. T his m enu gi ves yo u the o ppor t unit y to se lec t one of t he 21 menu lan guage s. T o sel ec t a me nu la ngu ag[...]

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    26 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) ❷ Se lect ing a S our ce Se lec t ing t h e com pu te r or vi deo s our ce MENU BACK KEYSTONE WARNING P O W E R AUTO PC INPUT VOL - VOL + LAMP POWER BACK INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. MENU NO SHO W AUTO PC NO TE : T urn on the co mpute r o r vi de o s ource equi pme nt con ne cte d to th e p r o- je c[...]

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    27 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) Place you r proje ctor on a at l evel sur face and ensur e that t he pro jec tor is squar e to the sc reen. Lif t th e front e dge of t he proj ecto r to center t he imag e ver tic ally. • If the pr ojec ted imag e doe s not app ear squar e to the scr een th en use the Keystone feat ure for pr[...]

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    28 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) Focu s Us e t h e FO CU S r i ng to o bt ai n t h e b es t foc us. Zoo m Use t he ZOOM l ever to nely a djus t the i m- age size on t he sc reen.[...]

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    29 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) ❹ Corr ect in g K eyst one Di st or t ion Cor r ect i ng Keyst on e Di st or t io n If the s cree n is ti lted ver ti call y , keystone di stor ti on be com es larg e. Procee d wit h the fol lowing step s to corre ct keyston e disto r tion NO TE : The Keyston e correctio n can c au se an i mag e [...]

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    30 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) Ad ju st in g wi t h t he Au to Keys ton e Func t ion ( L V- 7365/L V- 7265 ) The Auto Ke ystone c orrec tio n feature will corre ct the ver ti cal dis tor tio n of a pro jec ted image on the sc reen. No spe cia l oper ation r equir ed. Ju st put t he proje ctor o n a at sur fa ce. T I P: E v en[...]

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    3 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) ❺ Aut omat icall y Opt im iz ing on R GB I mag e Ad ju st in g t he I ma ge Us in g Aut o P C ad ju st me nt Opt imizin g an RGB imag e automat ic ally . Press t he AUT O PC but ton to o ptim ize an RGB imag e automat ica lly .     [...]

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    32 ❼ T ur ning of f t he Project or T o turn of f t he p roje ct or: 3. Proj ect ing an I mag e (Basic O pe rati on) MENU BACK KEYSTONE WARNING P O W E R AUTO PC INPUT VOL - VOL + LAMP POWER INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. MENU NO SHO W AUTO PC 1 . Pres s the POWE R but ton on th e proje cto r cabi net or the r emote [...]

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    33 ❽ Af ter U se Pre par ati on: Ma ke sur e th at th e pro je ctor i s turn ed of f. 1 . Unplu gthep owerco rd. 2 . Dis conn ecta nyotherc able s . 3 . Retrac tadjus tabl etiltfe etifex te nded . 4 . Covert hele nswiththel ensc ap. 5. Putt hepro jec torandit sacc es[...]

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    3 POWER BACK INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. MENU NO SHO W AUTO PC 4 . Conv enient F eat ur es ❶ T ur ning of f t he Im age and S oun d Pre s s t h e N O S H OW b u t to n t o t ur n of f t he i ma ge a nd so u nd fo r a shor t p erio d of tim e. Press agai n to restor e the im age and s ound. POWER BACK INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. MENU NO SHO W AUTO PC[...]

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    35 . Co nvenient Fe ature s ❹ Usin g t he Re mote Mou se Recei ver (L V- 73 65 / L V- 72 6 5/ L V- 7 26 0) The r emote m ouse rece iver ena bles you to o perate your com puter ’s mouse f unc tio ns fro m the remote c ontr ol. It is a great c onvenien ce for c lic kin g throu gh your co mpu ter - ge nerated p resent atio ns. Con nec t in g t [...]

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    36 . Co nvenient Fe ature s Op er at in g your c omp ut er ’s m ous e fr om t he r em ote c ont r ol Y o u can o perate your c omp uter's m ouse fr om the r emote co ntro l. P AGE ▲ / ▼ But ton..................scr olls t he viewi ng area of the wind ow or to move to the previous or n ext sl ide i n PowerPoint on your c ompu ter . / M[...]

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    37 . Co nvenient Fe ature s ❺ Prevent ing t he U naut ho ri zed Use of t he Pr ojector A passwor d can be se t for your projec tor to avoid ope ratio n by an unauth orized us er using t he Menu. W hen a passwo rd i s set , tur ning on th e pro jec tor w ill d isp lay th e pas sword input screen. Unles s th e c orrec t p asswor d is entere d, t[...]

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    38     NO TE : Do n ot forget you r pas sword. If you forget your p ass word, cont ac t your de aler. 7 . T ypeint hesa mecom binati onofS EL ECTbut ton a ndpr esst he[...]

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    39 4 . Uset heSE LE CT o r butt ontos ele ct[Pass word]andpr es stheOKo rSE LEC T butt on. 5. U set heSE LE CT or b utt ontos ele ct[off]andp res stheO Kbut ton.    ?[...]

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    0 ❶ Usin g t he Men us NO TE : The on -sc reen me nu may n ot be di spl ayed c orr e ctl y whil e int erlac ed mot ion vi deo i mag e is proje cte d. 1 . Pres stheM EN Ubut tonont here moteco ntrolo rproje cto rcabi nettodis playth eMe nu. 5. Usin g On - S cree n Menu POWER BACK INPUT IMAGE ASPECT I[...]

  • Page 50

     5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu POWER BACK INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. MENU NO SHO W AUTO PC POWER BACK INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. MENU NO SHO W AUTO PC POWER BACK INPUT IMAGE ASPECT INFO. MENU NO SHO W AUTO PC 4 . Use t he S EL EC T  or  b ut ton o n th e re mot e co ntr ol or t he proj ecto rcabi net?[...]

  • Page 51

    2 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu ❷ Menu E lement s                         Menu w ind ows or dial[...]

  • Page 52

    3 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu ❸ List of Me nu It ems Image adjustment Default Item Image mode 1: Standard, 2: Presentation, 3: Cinema, 4: Video, 5: sRGB Detail settings General Reference Standard, Presentation, Cinema, Video, sRGB Gamma Dynamic, Natural, Black detail Color temperature XLow, Low, Mid, High White balance Brightness RGB, Contra[...]

  • Page 53

     5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu Information Item Usage time Remaining lamp time Lamp counter Filter counter Input signal Source index Horizontal frequency Vertical frequency Input signal type RGB, Component, HDTV, VIDEO, S-VIDEO, HDTV, Digital Video type NTSC, NTSC3.58, NTSC4.43, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL60, SECAM, Sync type Separate Sync, Compos[...]

  • Page 54

    5 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu ❹ Menu De script ion s & Functio ns [Imag e ad just m ent] [Image mode] When selecting user adjustable [Image mode], the submenu will be displayed. You can customize each gamma or color. To do so, rst select [Image mode] and press the OK button, then pro- ceed using the following steps. [D eta il se tt in[...]

  • Page 55

    6 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu       Wh en 16:9 is s el ec te d fr om the so urce (i.e. DVD p layer) , th e f ol l ow in g s el e ct i on s w i ll dis play:      ?[...]

  • Page 56

    7 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu NO TE : • When you a re di spl aying a n RGB im age w ith a hi ghe r resolut ion th an th e projec tor's n ative reso luti on, th e ima ge wi ll be d is - pla yed in t he proje ctor’s na tive resol utio n. In thi s ca se [T r ue s ize ] is no t avai lab le from the m enu. Only w hen d isp layin g an RGB i[...]

  • Page 57

    8 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu ❻ Menu De script ion s & Functio ns [Set up ] [Gene ra l] Ena bli ng Auto Keyston e [A uto keyst one] (L V-736 5 / L V- 72 65 ) This feature allows the projector to detect its tilt and correct vertical distortion automatically. To turn off the Auto Keystone feature, select [Off]. Co rre cti ng Ver tic al Key[...]

  • Page 58

    9 LAMP LAMP 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu Se le ct ing L amp M od e [La mp mo de] This feature enables you to select two brightness modes of the lamp: Normal and Quiet modes. The lamp life can be extended by using the Quiet mode. Lam p Mo de Nor mal Mo de Qui et Mod e Des crip tion T h i s i s t h e d e f a u l t s e t t i n g (10 0 % Bri ghtn e[...]

  • Page 59

    50 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu [In st al la ti on] Se le ct ing Proj ec tor O rie nta tio n [Im ag e ip H / V ] This sets your image for your type of projection application. The options are: front projection, rear projection, ceiling mounted projection and rear ceiling mounted projection. Se le ct ing Co mmun ica tio n Sp ee d [Com munic at io[...]

  • Page 60

    5 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu Ena bli ng Passwo rd [Pa sswor d] This feature turns on or off the Password function. Unless the correct password is entered, the projector cannot project an image. ( → page 37 ) Se le ct ing M enu C olo r [Me nu co lor s el ect] You can choose between two color modes for menu color: color and monochrome. Se le [...]

  • Page 61

    52 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu Ena bli ng Dir ec t Power O N [D ire ct p ower o n ] T ur ns the pr ojec tor on autom atic ally wh en the power c ord is ins er ted into an ac tive power out let. T his eli minates the ne ed to always us e the POWER but ton o n the re mote con trol or p rojec tor c abin et. T o use t he [D irec t power on] f unc tio[...]

  • Page 62

    53 [In pu t si gna l se lect ] Se le ct ing Sig nal Fo rma t [Computer]*, [Computer 1]*, [Computer 2 (Analog)]* Allows you to choose [Computer]*, [Computer 1]* or [Computer 2 (Analog)]* for an RGB source such as a comput- er, or [COMPONENT] for a component video source such as a DVD player. Normally select [RGB/COMPONENT] and the projector automati[...]

  • Page 63

    5 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu ❼ Menu De script ion s & Functio ns [Infor mat ion] Displays the status of the lamp / lter / projector usage and the current signal. This item has three pages. The infor- mation included is as follows: [Us ag e ti me ] [Remaining lamp time] (%) [Lamp counter] (H) [Filter counter] (H) Re main ing L amp / L[...]

  • Page 64

    55 5. Usin g On - Scr ee n Me nu [ Vers ion] [Model] [Firmware version] [Serial number] [Data version] ❽ Menu De script ion s & Functio ns [Reset] Res et ti ng se tt ing s and a djus tme nts [ Res et] The Reset feature allows you to change adjustments and settings to the factory preset for a (all) source (s) except the following: [Current sig[...]

  • Page 65

    56 6. Ma inten ance M E N U B A C K K E Y S T O N E W A R N I N G P O W E R A U T O P C IN P U T L A M P - + V O L V O L Thi s sectio n descri bes the sim ple mai nten ance proce dur es you shou ld f ollo w t o cl ean the lte r a nd r eplace the lam p. ❶ Clean ing or R eplacin g t he Filter The air-lter s pon ge keeps d ust a nd dir t fr om[...]

  • Page 66

    57 6. M ainte nanc e 3 . Reins tallt henewfil terc over . NO TE : Do not wash the filt er wi th s oap and w ater. S oap and w ater will damag e th e fil ter membrane . Be fore repla cin g th e filte r , remove du st an d dirt from th e projec tor ca bin et. Kee p out du st an d dirt d uring filt er repla cem ent . NO TE : Whe n y[...]

  • Page 67

    58 6. M ainte nanc e ❸ Rep lacing t he L amp After your lamp has been operating for 2000* 1 hours (up to 3000* 1 hours in Quiet mode) or longer, the LAMP indi- cator in the cabinet will blink red and the message “Replace with the new lamp.” * 2 will appear. Even though the lamp may still be working, replace it at 2000* 1 (up to 3000* 1 hours [...]

  • Page 68

    59 6. M ainte nanc e    3 . Removeth elamp. ( 1 ) Lo osen the two s crews secur ing the la mp until t he philli ps s crewdr iver g oes into a freewheel ing condi tio n. The t wo sc rews are not rem ovable. NO TE : Do n ot remove any s crews exc ep t thes e two sc rews. (2 ) Remove the l amp by ho ldin g it. NO TE[...]

  • Page 69

    60 6. M ainte nanc e 6 . Conn ectt hesup plie dpowe rcord ,turnont heMai nPowers witchan dturnonth eproje cto r . 7 . Finally,sel ectt heme nu → [Rese t ] → [L ampco unte r ]tore se tthelampu sag ehours . NO TE : Whe n t he la mp exc ee ds 2 100* h ours[...]

  • Page 70

    6 7 . Appe ndix ❶ T r ouble shoot ing Thi s sec tion h elps you r esol ve probl ems you may en coun ter while s et ting u p or usin g the pr ojec tor . W ARNING Indicator LAMP Indicator In dic at or Me ss ag es POWER Indicator MENU BACK KEYSTONE WARNING P O W E R AUTO PC INPUT VOL - VOL + LAMP    ?[...]

  • Page 71

    62 7 . App en dix Co mmo n Pro bl ems & S olu ti ons ( → "Power/Stat us/ L amp In di cato r" on p age 61 .) Pro bl em Ch ec k The se I te ms Does not turn on or shut down • Check that the power cord is plugged in and that the power button on the projector cabinet or the remote control is on. See pages 23 and 24 . • Ensure that t[...]

  • Page 72

    63 7 . App en dix If t he re is n o pic tur e, or t he p ictu re is n ot dis playe d cor rec tl y . • Power on proc ess for t he pro jec tor and t he PC. Be sure to co nnec t the V GA cab le betwee n the p rojec tor and the compu ter b efore turnin g o n t he comp uter . There are some notebo ok PCs, w hic h do n ot output sig nal unles s t here [...]

  • Page 73

    6 7 . App en dix ❷ S pecificat io ns Thi s sec tion p rovide s tech nic al infor mati on abo ut the p rojec tor 's per for manc e. Model Number LV-7365/LV-7265/LV-7260/LV-X7 Optical LCD Panel LV -73 65/ LV- 726 5: 0.6 3" p-S i T FT act ive -ma tri x w ith Mi cro Le ns Arr ay (As pec t 4 :3) LV-7260/LV-X7: 0.6" p-Si TFT active-m[...]

  • Page 74

    65 7 . App en dix Horizontal Resolution NTSC / NTSC4.43/PAL/PAL-M/PAL-N/PAL60/YCbCr: 540 TV lines SECAM: 300 TV lines RGB: 1024 dots (H)  768 dots (V) External Control RS232, IR Sync Compatibility Separate Sync / Composite Sync / Sync on Green / Sync on Video Built-in Speaker LV-7365/LV-7265: 5W (monaural) LV-7260/LV-X7: 1W (monaural) Power Requ[...]

  • Page 75

    66 7 . App en dix PUSH MENU BACK KEYSTONE WARNING P O W E R AUTO PC INPUT VOL - VOL + LAMP AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN-1 DIGITAL IN / ANALOG IN-2 S - VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R SERVICE PORT ANALOG IN ❸ Cabi net Dimen sions       [...]

  • Page 76

    67 Mi ni D - S u b 1 5 Pi n Co nnec to r ❹ Pin Ass ignm ent s of D - S ub A NA LOG Input Co nnect or Sig nal Level Vid eo sig nal : 0.7Vp-p (An alog) Syn c sign al : T TL level 1 11 15 12 14 13 6 5 4 3 2 10 7 9 8 7 . App en dix * Onl y ANALOG - 1 i nput c onn ecto r supp or ted o n L V- 736 5/L V- 7265. Pin No. RGB Signal (Analog) YCbCr Signal 1 [...]

  • Page 77

    68 7 . App en dix ❺ Comp at ible In put S ig nal List Hor izontal: 1 5 KHz to 1 0 0 KHz (RGB: 2 4KHz or over) V er t ica l: 50Hz to 1 20Hz Signal Resolution Frequency H. Refresh Rate ( Dots ) ( kHz ) ( Hz ) NTSC – 15.73 59.94 PAL – 15.63 50.00 PAL60 – 15.73 60.00 SECAM – 15.63 50.00 D VESA 640  480 31.47 59.94 D IBM 640  480 31.48 5[...]

  • Page 78

    69 7 . App en dix 25" 30 " 40 " 50 " 60 " 70" 80 " 90 " 1 0 0" 1 10" 1 2 0" 1 3 0" 1 4 0" 1 5 0" 1 60 " 1 70" 1 76" 1 80 " 1 90 " 20 0" 21 0 " 220 " 23 0" 240" 250 " 26 0" 270" 280 " 29 0" 30 0" 5 1 6[...]

  • Page 79

    70 7 . App en dix 25" 30 " 40 " 50 " 60 " 70" 80 " 90 " 1 0 0" 1 10" 1 2 0" 1 3 0" 1 4 0" 1 5 0" 1 60 " 1 70" 1 76" 1 80 " 1 90 " 20 0" 21 0 " 220 " 23 0" 240" 250 " 26 0" 270" 280 " 29 0" 30 0" 5 1 6[...]

  • Page 80

    7 7 . App en dix ❼ PC Cont r ol Code s and Cab le Connec tio n PC C ont r ol C odes Ca ble C onn ect i on Com muni cati on Protoc ol Ba ud r at e 1 9 20 0 bps Da t a len gt h 8 bi ts Pa ri t y No pa ri t y St op bi t O ne bi t Com muni ca ti ons p ro ce dure ...........Ful l dupl ex NO TE : D epe ndi ng on th e equ ipme nt, a l ower ba ud rate[...]

  • Page 81

    72 Ima ge i s fli cke ri ng . Still unchanged even th ough you press the AUTO PC button. S til l u nc ha ng ed eve n t ho ugh you car r y ou t “ Re se t ” in t he pr oje c to r’s m enu. Ima ge s how s fli ck er ing o r co lor d ri f t o n a co mpu te r si gna l. S til l unc ha ng ed ev en t hou gh you c ha ng e [ Fa n mod e] f ro m [Hi gh a[...]

  • Page 82

    73 7 . App en dix In t he s pac e bel ow pl ea se de s cr ib e you r pr ob lem in d et ail. In fo r ma tio n on ap pli ca ti on an d en vi ro nm en t wh er e yo ur p roj ec t or i s us ed Proj ect or Mo del nu mber : Se ri al No.: Da te o f purc ha se: L amp o per a tin g tim e (ho urs): L amp M ode:  Norm al  Qu ie t Inf orm at io n on inp u[...]

  • Page 83

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