Mitsubishi Electronics LVP-XD10U manual

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    Englis h I Da ta Pr ojector MODEL L VP-XD10U L VP-SD10U OPERA TING GUIDE Thank you ve ry much f or purchasin g this DLP ™ Technolo gy Projector . Please rea d this operati ng guide to ensure a c orrect use of the devi ce. Aft er read ing this manual , keep it for fu ture refe rence. 1. High bri ghtness 2. High resolu tion 3. C ompact size, li ght[...]

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    II English COPY RIGHT Copyr ight © 20 01 by th is compan y. All rights r eserved. No part of t his publ ication may be reproduc ed, trans mitted, transcribed, st ored in a retr ieval sys tem or transla ted into any la nguage or co mputer lang uage, in any for m or by an y means, electro nic, mecha nical, ma gnetic, op tical, che mical, m anual or [...]

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    English III SAF ETY INS TR UCTI ONS 1. Read all o f these in structi ons before you oper ate your projector an d save th em for futu re reference . 2. The lamp becomes ext remely h ot during operation. Allow the p rojector to co ol for appr oximat ely 45 minutes prio r to removing the lamp assembl y for replaceme nt. Do not operate the lamp s beyon[...]

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    IV English Table of Contents Introduction ......... ................... ................... .................... ................... ................... .......... ... .................... 1 Projector Feat ures.. ................... .................... ................... ............. ................... ................. ......... ....... 1 Desc[...]

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    Englis h 1 Introduction Pr ojector F eat ur es A Image Resolution Fully compatib le with true SV GA (LVP-S D10U)/XGA (LVP -XD10U) and supp orts SXGA using ad vanced inte lligent co mpression techno logy. The advanced intel ligent comp ression technol ogy enables it to present clear compressio n SVGA/XGA ima ges without l ine omission . B Brightness[...]

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    2 English H A V box (Model name: V A-10U) An AV bo x is option al, and us ers can at tach one or two to the projector . Additi onally, ou r AV box vide o standard is compa tible with: If users want to watch CATV, an AV bo x will serve the need. Description A FRONT (figure) Figure 1 F ront vi ew B REAR (figure) Figure 2 Rear view NTSC U.S. and Canad[...]

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    Englis h 3 C BOTTO M (figure) Figu re 3 B ottom v iew Installa tion A Positioning z This pro jector is basic ally designed to pr oject on a flat project ion surface. It can focus fr om 1.5m- 12m and adj ust the scre en size like figure be low. Figu re 4 P ositi oning L AMP COVER A DJUSTABLE FEET[...]

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    4 English B Adjustable Feet Picture ti lt and proj ection angle can be adju sted by twis ting Adjusta ble Feet. Pr ojection angl e can be ad juste d 2° to 8. 5° degr ees by ro tating the fr ont/c enter foot. Th e proj ector i s also eq uipped wi th left adjust able foot. Figu re 5 Adj ustab le fe et (le ft/ ri ght/ middl e) Mo ving the Projector [...]

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    Englis h 5 Accessories Please check an d make sure your box contains e verything listed below. If any pie ces are missin g, contact your deal er. Figure 7 Accesso ries P ROJECTIO N L ENS V ENTILATION H OLE C A R R I E R B A G M A N U A L R EMOTE C ONT ROL Q U I C K S T A R T C A R D P OWER CO NNECTOR (2 PIN TO 3 PIN ) AAA B ATTER IES VGA C ABLE (P/[...]

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    6 English Connection A Connecting the Pr ojector to Comp uter/Notebook Figure 8 Conn ection to PC Figure 9 Connectio n to notebo ok C O N T R O L P O R T OUTPUT C O MPUTER IN P U T C OMPUTER IN C O N T R O L P O R T M OUSE ADAER FOR PS /2 PORT ( SUPPLIED ) VGA CABLE ( SUPPLIED ) GENERAL CABLE (SUPPLIED) PS /2 P O R T I N P U T C O N T R O L P O R T[...]

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    Englis h 7 Operation T ur n On/Of f Procedur e A Power on Press the Standby/On key for 2 seconds to turn on the lamp. The LED will b link orange during the warm up and will then lig ht solid green . z “INPUT SIG NAL DET ECTED, A CTIVATING AUTO IM AGE” wil l be disp layed on the sc reen after the project or has identified the input sig nal; z ?[...]

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    8 English Menu operating When yo u press MENU button i nto OSD me nu, all hotkeys become menu ope rating b uttons. Figu re 1 1 Menu cont rol pad MAIN UNIT FUNCTION Auto To correct the size and phase of the proj ected image automatically. Keystone + To correct the upper distortio n of the projecte d image when keystone o ccurs. Keystone - To corr ec[...]

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    Englis h 9 B Remote Control Figure 12 Rem ote control The re mote con trol allo ws you to operat e the f unction keys on the proj ecto r and to em ulate mouse fu nction when the proje ctor is conn ected to a com puter. MAIN UNIT FUNCTION Menu To correct the uppe r distortion of the projected imag e when keystone o ccurs. X X X X (Keyst one +) To na[...]

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    10 English Inserting Batte ries in the Remote Control Be sure to follow instructio ns in placing batteries in to the remote control units. z Push and slide th e lid in t he directi on of the ar row. z Install t wo ‘AAA’ ba tteries as indicate d inside the battery compartment . z Replace th e lid and sn ap it into place. Main Unit Functi on Stan[...]

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    Englis h 11 Figure 1 3 Battery repl acement p rocess Remote Control Rang e The rang e for oper ation is a bout 10 m ( about 32 feet ) when th e remote co ntrol poi nts to the projec tor. The distan ce from the s creen back to the p rojector mu st be less tha n 10 m (abo ut 32 feet) . Dependin g on the type of the scr een, the distance wi ll be diff[...]

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    12 English 2. "PLEASE CHAN GE A NEW LAMP. THE POWER WILL TURN OFF AFTER 20 HOURS" will be displayed on the s creen if th e lamp has been operat ed for 980 hours. Th e "20" will co unt down ( see figure 1 6). 3. "PLEAS E CHANGE A NEW LAMP" will blink on the sc reen toget her with a gree n LED if the la mp has been opera[...]

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    Englis h 13 B Replacing the Lamp Replacing the lamp When re placing the lamp, turn off the proje ctor and un plug the AC cord. Wait 45 m inutes so that the l amp can cool . When this hi gh-pressu re lamp is hot, it may exp lode if it is improp erly hand led. Lamp Replacement Procedure Cautio n z Disp ose of used lam ps in ac cordan ce with local au[...]

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    14 English Figure 1 8 Lamp repla cement: S tep 1, Step 2, Step 3 4. Replace the lamp with a new one and fix i t using the s ame screw. z Firm ly tigh ten th e lamp scr ew. L oose scr ews coul d res ult in a p oor connec tion, whic h could cause th e unit to malfu nction. 5. Install the lamp cov er and fix it using a screw. z To preven t burns, ins [...]

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    Englis h 15 Resetting Lamp Timer If repl acing the lamp before rea ching 100 0 hours of ope ration, car ry out the f ollowing procedu re. If rep lacing the lamp afte r 1000 ho urs of op eratio ns, car ry out the fol lowing pr ocedu re. OSD Main OSD Menu This Me nu is not displa yed when the s ignal is not input. Pres s the "Men u" key an [...]

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    16 English Press the "E xit" (AUTO) button to lea ve the current sub- page, and press "E xit" (AUTO) the button a gain to lea ve the main OSD menu ( at the same time the settin gs are saved). A Display Page When a PC is the inpu t source, ther e will be onl y four items o n this page: Ke ystone, Bright ness, Contra st, and Colo [...]

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    Englis h 17 B Image Page Select the Image sub- page and the first item, "A uto Resize" will be hi ghlighted. T here are five items on this page : Auto Resize, H. Phase, H. Size, H. Position, and V. Position (Fig. 22). If an AV box is at tached and the i nput is from Vid eo instead of PC, an other diffe rent Image sub-p age inclu ding Im a[...]

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    18 English *T int ma y not be a djusted with P AL/SECA M video si gnal inpu t. C Control Page When use rs go into the Co ntrol sub-pa ge, the first item, “Auto” will be highligh ted. There a re five items o n this page : Auto, Langua ge, Mir ror, Auto Off and Lam p hour (Fig. 24) . Image Rat io 4:3 (Norma l) 16 :9 (Wide) Syst em To select the i[...]

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    Englis h 19 D Source Page This Sub- page will on ly show up whene ver the AV b ox is attached. Ther e are f ive item s on th is page: Source , Volume, Treble, Bass , and Mute. *The pri ority of in put signa l detecti on: (a.) PC ( b.) Video (c.) S-Video *When s electin g input s ources, t he proje ctor will detect the select ed inp ut simultan eous[...]

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    20 English Other Cor respondent R emote Functions and Messages OSD FUNCTION Source The selected source will be displ ayed at the bottom r ight of the screen for 3 seconds afte r selecting the source. (P C, VIDEO, S-VIDEO). Freeze The imag e will be froz en when the "Freeze" button is presse d. A mark ap pears at the lower right of the scr[...]

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    Englis h 21 Maintenance and Troubleshooting A Lamp Replacement Refer to Page 13. B Cleaning the Lens Follo w these s teps to clean the proj ection le ns: 1. Apply a non-abra sive cam era len s cleaner to a s oft, dry cleaning cloth (abrasiv e cleaner s, solve nts or othe r harsh chem icals m ight scrat ch the len s). 2. Avoid us ing an ex cessive a[...]

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    22 English C T roublesh ooting PROBLEMS TR Y THESE S OL UTION S NO POWER y Plug the power cord into the AC Inlet. y Plug the power cord into the power Inle t. y Wait two m inutes after the projector has been turne d off before turni ng the proje ctor back o n. NO PICTURE y Check th at you have se lected the p roper i nput source. y Ensu re all cabl[...]

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    Englis h 23 Specifications AO p t i c a l DMD 1-chip 0.7" DMDTM (Digital Micromir ror Device) Lens Manual zoom ,man ual focus (F =2.8 to 3.1 f=31 to 44 ) Lamp mercur y lamp 15 0W Image size 33" to 2 56" Projec tion Distan ce 1.5 to 12 M B Electrica l Inputs RGB (H:31.4 7 to 68.7 0 kHz V:56.25 to 85.1 Hz) Video (N TSC/PAL/SEC AM/NTSC [...]

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    24 English Appe ndix Guideline to AV box Features and Connection A V Connectio n Port This box is compatib le with RCA input, S-Vide o input, audio ou tput. Figu re 26 C onne ction of A V box *The A V b ox is s old separ ately and is not i ncluded in the stand ard con figuratio n of acc essories in the un it. Please contact your dea ler when you ne[...]

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    Englis h 25 Connecting the Box Pleas e follow th e instru ctions here to pla ce the A V box: To attach t he AV box to the unit 1. Precisely place the two chocks a t the lower surfa ce of the AV box into the lower slots in the corresp ondent position in the projector. 2. Slowl y push the box to fit the unit an d, meanw hile, insert the box plug into[...]

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