Sanyo PLC-220P User manual

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

PLC220P

PLC250P

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

PAGE

1.

SAFETYPRECAUTtONS

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2.

FEATURES

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4.

DESCR!PT)ON

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REMOTECONTROLOPERATION"

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CONNECTtNG

THE

PROJECTOR

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11.AmF!LTERCAREANDCLEAN)NG

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12.

LAMP

REPLACEMENT/TEMPERATURE

)NDtCATORS

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13.TROUBLE-SHOOTiNGGU!DE

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14.TECHN!CALSPEC)F)CATtONS

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"BACK

COVER

)MPORTANT:

fUK

MODEL

ONLY)

This

cord

is

already

fitted

with

a

moutded

ptug

incorporaSng

a

fuse,

the

vaiue

of

which

is

indicated

on

the

face

of

the

pfug.

Should

the

fuse

need

to

be

replaced,

an

ASTA

approved

8S

1362

fuse

must

be

used

of

the

same

rating,

marked

thus

^

.

if

the

fuse

cover

is

detachab!e,

never

use

the

piug

with

the

cover

omitted,

tf

a

replacement

fuse

cover

is

required,

ensure

it

is

of

the

same

co!our

as

that

visibto

on

the

face

of

the

piug

(i.e.

red

or

orange).

Fuse

covers

are

avaiiabie

from

the

Parts

Department

indicated

in

your

User

instructions.

if

the

p)ug

supplied

is

not

suitabfe

for

your

socket

outtet.

it

shouid

be

cut

off

and

destroyed.

The

end

of

the

ffexib!e

cord

shoutd

be

suitably

prepared

and

the

correct

piug

fitted.

WARN!NG:

A

PLUG

WtTH

BARED

FLEXtBLE

CORDS

!S

HAZARDOUS

)F

ENGAGED

)N

A

UVE

SOCKET

OUTLET.

The

Wires

in

this

mains

!ead

are

co!oured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Biue

............................Neutrai

Brown...........................Live

As

these

colours

may

not

correspond

with

the

cofoured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

piug,

proceed

as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

cotoured

Biue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

in

the

piug

which

is

marked

with

the

tetter

N

or

coloured

Biue

or

Black.

The

wire

which

is

co!oured

Brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

tetter

L

or

coloured

Brown

or

Red.

WARN)NG:

DO

NOT

CONNECT

EtTHER

W)RE

TO

THE

EARTH

TERMINAL

WH!CH

)S

MARKED

WtTH

THE

LETTER

E.

BY

THE

EARTH

SYMBOL

-^

OR

COLOURED

GREEN

OR

GREEN/YELLOW.

________

1

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

WARNING:

TO

REDUCE

THE

R)SK

OF

FtRE

OR

ELECTR)C

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THiS

APPLIANCE

TO

RA!N

OR

MOSTURE.

Intense

tight

source.

Do

not

stare

directly

into

the

projection

tens

as

possible

eye

damage

couid

result.

Be

especiaity

carefu!

that

children

do

not

stare

directiy

into

the

tight

beam.

!f

the

LC

cotour

video

projector

witt

not

be

used

for

an

extended

time,

unplug

the

LC

cotour

video

projector

from

the

power

out!et.

READ

AND

KEEP

THtS

OWNER'S

tNSTRUCTtON

MANUAL

FOR

LATER

USE.

IMPORTANT:

For

your

protection

in

the

event

of

theft

or

toss

of

this

LC

cotour

video

projector,

please

record

the

Mode!

Number

and

Seriat

Number

tocated

on

the

rear

of

unit

'"ode!

No.

and

retain

this

information.

Refer

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

cait

upon

your

authorized

distributor

regarding

this

product.

Seria!

No:

2

FEATURES

<

4

cotour

system,

PAL,

SECAM,

NTSC4.43,

NTSC

compatible.

*3-LCD

projection

system

reaiizes

762cm

(300-inch)

big

screen

size

with

a

sharper

and

clearer

picture.

wHigh-quaiity

7.9cm

(3.1-inch)

twin-TFT

LCD

paneL

*

Screen

size

is

adjustabfe

from

20

inches

to

300

inches.

'

Can

be

projected

directly

onto

a

white

screen

or

white

wai!.

*

112,800

pixets

per

pane!

promises

high

resoiution.

^

Keystone

correction,

convenient

for

the

ceiting

or

floor

mount

projection

in

short

distance.

'Motor-drive

ZOOM

and

FOCUS.

*

Lit-up

remote

contro!.

w

Lighted

controt

panei

for

easy

operation.

wSCART,

S-V)DEO

terminats

provided.

*

Audio

monitor

output

terminal

provided

for

the

externa!

sound

system.

*

Bui!t-in

Audio

ampiifier

and

speaker

(monaurat).

*

Superimpose,

Biue

Back,

Expand

and

Reverse

Picture

Scanning

feature

provided.

3

tMPORTANT

SAFETY

!NSTRUCT!ONS

Read

a!)

of

the

instructions

given

here

and

retain

them

for

)ater

use.

Unptug

this

projector

from

AC

power

supply

before

cleaning.

Do

not

use

liquid

or

aerosoi

cteaners.

Use

a

damp

ctoth

for

cteaning.

Do

not

use

attachments

not

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

as

they

may

cause

hazards.

Do

not

piace

this

projector

on

an

unstable

cart,

stand,

or

tabie.

The

projector

may

fai!,

causing

serious

injury

to

a

chiid

or

adutt,

and

serious

damage

to

the

projector.

Use

onty

with

a

cart

or

stand

recommended

by

the

manufacturer,

or

sofd

with

the

projector.

Wa!i

or

sheif

mounting

should

foitow

the

manufacturer's

instructions,

and

should

use

a

mounting

kit

approved

by

the

manufacturer.

Do

not

expose

this

unit

to

rain

or

use

near

water...

for

exampie,

in

a

wet

basement,

near

a

swimming

pooi

or

the

!!ke.

Siots

and

openings

in

the

cabinet

and

the

back

or

bottom

are

provided

for

ventilation.

to

insure

reliable

operation

of

the

equipment

and

to

protect

it

from

overheating.

The

openings

should

never

be

covered

with

cioth

or

other

material,

and

the

bottom

opening

should

not

be

blocked

by

placing

the

projector

on

a

bed,

sofa,

rug,

or

other

similar

surface.

This

projector

shou!d

never

be

ptaced

near

or

over

a

radiator

or

heat

register.

This

projector

should

not

be

piaced

in

a

buiit-in

installation

such

as

a

bookcase

unless

proper

ventilation

is

provided.

This

projector

shouid

be

operated

oniy

from

the

type

of

power

source

indicated

on

the

marking

tabet.

tfyou

are

not

sure

of

the

type

of

power

supptied,

consult

your

authorized

distributor

or

iocai

power

company.

Do

not

overbad

waii

outiets

and

extension

cords

as

this

can

result

in

fire

or

eiectric

shock.

Do

not

a!iow

anything

to

rest

on

the

power

cord.

Do

not

locate

this

projector

where

the

cord

wiii

be

abused

by

persons

walking

on

it.

Never

push

objects

of

any

kind

into

this

projector

through

cabinet

s!ots

as

they

may

touch

dangerous

voitage

points

or

short

out

parts

that

couk)

result

in

a

fire

or

eiectric

shock.

Never

spit!

liquid

of

any

kind

on

the

projector.

Do

not

attempt

to

service

this

projector

yourself

as

opening

or

removj

ng

covers

may

expose

you

to

dangerous

vottage

or

other

hazards.

Refer

a!!

servicing

to

quaiified

service

personnel.

Unplug

this

projector

from

wati

outtet

and

refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel

under

the

fotiowing

conditions:

a.

When

the

power

cord

or

pfug

is

damaged

or

frayed.

b.

!f

tiquid

has

been

spiiied

into

the

projector.

c.

tf

the

projector

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

water.

d.

tf

the

projector

does

not

operate

normafiy

by

foitowing

the

operating

instructions.

Adjust

onty

those

controls

that

are

covered

by

the

operating

instructions

as

improper

adjustment

of

other

controis

may

resutt

in

damage

and

win

often

require

extensive

work

by

a

quaked

technician

to

restore

the

projector

to

normal

operation.

e.

tf

the

projector

has

been

dropped

or

the

cabinet

has

been

damaged.

f.

When

the

projector

exhibits

a

distinct

change

in

performance-this

indicates

a

need

for

service.

When

repfacement

parts

are

required,

be

sure

the

service

technician

has

used

replacement

parts

specified

by

the

manufacturer

that

have

the

same

characteristics

as

the

original

part.

Unauthorized

substitutions

may

resuit

in

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons.

Upon

completion

of

any

service

or

repairs

to

this

projector,

ask

the

service

technician

to

perform

routine

safety

checks

to

determine

that

the

projector

is

in

safe

operating

condition.

Foiiow

aii

warnings

and

instructions

marked

on

the

projectors.

For

added

protection

for

the

projector

during

a

lightning

storm,

or

when

it

is

teft

unattended

and

unused

for

tong

periods

of

time,

unpiug

it

from

the

wat!

outlet.

This

wi!i

prevent

damage

due

to

lightning

and

poweriine

surges.

An

apptiance

and

cart

combination

should

be

moved

with

care.

Quick

stops,

excessive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

the

appliance

and

cart

combination

to

overturn.

4

DESCR!PT!ON

FRONT

CARRY

HANDLE

PROJECTION

LENS

REMOVABLE

/"^

LENS

COVER

tNFRARED

REMOTE

RECE)VER

LEVEUNG/ELEVATtNG

FEET

REAR

COOUNG

FAN

A!R

FtLTER

Connect

the

AC

power

supp)y

cord

(supplied)

to

the

projector

MOV)NG

THE

PROJECTOR

Use

the

carry

hand!e

when

moving

the

projector.

Reptace

the

tens

cover

when

moving

the

projector

to

prevent

damage

to

the

(ens.

5

OPERATION

OF

CONTROLS

Lift

here

to

open.

!NS)DE

CONTROLS

^P

!NDtCATtON

^

tNStDE

COMTROLS

TOP

)ND!CAT)ON

0

"=

9

^

s-

UH

^

M

L^

M

0^

P!e.Q

^

0^

!&C^FCCU

0

—^«^

eUPER

IMPOSE

OM

=tEV.^

PtCTURE

<CAM

.FFQ

^H

^-^

BLUE

BACK

W————————

KEYSTONE

t

0-—

^^

———0

^

—————^

———0

———A

^

———0

————<t

^

———<E)

^"

^^o

.

:°^

B

So

—.

..

^

^-'

^

n

^

LJ

^

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)!)'

<^

————————————(B

^

———————tjjp

———(p

0

VtDEO

MODE

BUTTON

Press

to

select

video

source.

(Video

input-1,

Video

tnput-2.

or

FtGB

)NPUT)

0

COLOUR

SYSTEM

SELECT

BUTTON

Press

to

setect

co!our

system.

(AUTO

^

PAL

^-

SECAM

^-

NTSC4.43

-^

NTSC)

0

FUNCTtON

SELECT

BUTTON

Used

to

setect

on-screen

adjustment

disp)ays

for

cotour,

tint,

bnghtness,

contrast,

sharpness

and

sound.

Press

repeatedtyto

cycte.

0

LEVEL

CONTROL

BUTTONS

Used

to

adjust

vo)ume,

zoom,

focus,

cotour,

tint.

brightness,

contrast,

sharpness

and

keystone

by

pressing

+

or

-

button.

0

ZOOM/FOCUS

BUTTON

Used

to

setect

power

zoom

tens

or

focus

system.

0

NORMALiZATfON

BUTTON

Used

to

reset

to

normal

factory

set

picture

and

sound

adjustment.

0

SUPERIMPOSE

BUTTON

Press

this

button

to

produce

white

characters

and

iines

on

a

btue

background.

0

REVERSE

P!CTURE

SCANNING

BUTTON

Automatical

reverses

the

projected

screen

image.

0

BLUE

BACK

BUTTON

Used

to

project

the

biue

image

without

video

noise

on

the

screen

when

the

video

source

is

unpegged

or

turned

off.

0

KEYSTONE

BUTTON

Used

to

se)ect

the

keystone

correction

mode.

<D

LAMP

REPLACEMENT

INDICATOR

Lights

orange

when

projection

tamp

is

nearing

end

of

service

iife.

<B

TEMPERATURE

WARNING

INDICATOR

Ughts

red

when

internal

projector

temperature

is

too

high.

<B

READY

)NDICATOR

Ughts

green

when

projector

is

ready

to

be

turned

on.

<B

POWER

)ND)CATOR

Lights

dim

when

the

projector

is

on.

Ughts

bright

when

the

projector

is

stand-by

position.

<&

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

BUTTON

Press

to

turn

projection

iamp

on

or

off.

BACK

OF

THE

PROJECTOR

^

S-ViDEO

INPUT

JACK

Used

to

connect

a

S-VHS

video

source

to

the

projector.

<B

V)DEOfNPUT-1JACK

Used

to

connect

a

video

source

to

the

projector.

<B

AUDtOiNPUT-1

JACKS

Used

to

connect

an

audio

input

to

the

projector.

<B

AUD)OMON!TOR

OUTPUT

JACKS

Permits

audio

connection

to

a

monitor.

^

W)

RED

REMOTE

JACK

When

using

the

wred

remote

controt,

connect

the

remote

cabte

to

this

iack.

^

!NT.SP

ON/OFF

BUTTON

Turns

the

buiit-in

speaker

on

or

off.

^

21-PtNTERMtNAL

Used

to

connect

a

video

source

with

a

21-pin

terminal

to

the

projector.

^

MAINS

ON/OFF

BUTTON

Press

to

turn

the

projector

on.

6

REMOTE

CONTROL

OPERATION

!NFRARED/W)RED

REMOTE

CONTROL

^

^—————————

&——————

a——

^——

Et

...........

b^

E)———

^

e'

^

r^-

^

-(^

[^^t-

^

BB

<^^

r^zT-

^

tXP*MC

LE^tL

-Of-nc-J

M

^1

-()

^———^——^

^ ^

r"!

^

——@

——c

——^

——<s

———<B

———^

0

VtDEO

MODE

SELECT

BUTTON

Press

to

se!ect

video

source.

(Video

)nput-1.

Video

[nput-2

or

RGB

input)

0

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

BUTTON

Press

to

turn

projection

tamp

on

or

off.

0

ZOOM

BUTTONS

Used

to

operate

power

zoom

tens.

0

FOCUS

BUTTONS

Used

to

operate

power

focus

system.

0

SOUND

MUTE

BUTTON

Used

to

mute

sound.

0

VOLUME

BUTTONS

Used

to

adjust

votume.

0

EXPAND

BUTTON

Press

to

expand

the

center

portion

of

the

image

twice.

This

function

is

canceled

when

the

EXPAND

button

is

pressed

again

or

any

other

function

button

is

pressed.

0

LEVEL

CONTROL

BUTTONS

Used

to

adjust

zoom,

focus,

colour,

tint,

brightness,

contrast,

sharpness

and

keystone

by

pressing

+

or

-

button.

0

KEYSTONE

BUTTON

Used

to

seiect

the

keystone

correction

mode.

<B

COLOUR

SYSTEM

SELECT

BUTTON

Press

to

sefect

.colour

system.

(AUTO

^

PAL-^

SECAM-^

NTSC4.43^

NTSC)

<D

FUNCTION

SELECT

BUTTON

Used

to

select

on-screen

adjustment

displays

for

colour,

tint,

brightness,

contrast

and

sharpness.

Press

repeatedfy

to

cycie.

<B

NORMAUZATtON

BUTTON

Used

to

reset

to

normal

factory

set

picture

and

sound

adjustment

<^

UGHT

UP

BUTTON

Press

to

tight

the

iifumination

for

function

buttons

on

the

remote

contro!

unit

for

5

seconds,

and

press

any

other

function

button

during

the

lighting

to

!ight

for

another

5

seconds.

<B

WiPtED

REMOTE

JACK

When

using

the

wired

remote

control,

connect

the

remote

cabte

to

this

jack.

REMOTE

CONTROL

BATTERY

INSTALLATION

*J

Remove

the

battery

compartment

)id.

2

S)ide

the

batteries

into

the

compartment.

3

Replace

the

compart-

ment

[id.

Note:

For

correct

pofarity

(+

and

-

terminal),

be

sure

the

battery

terminals

are

in

contact

with

the

pins

fn

the

compartment.

The

remote

contro!

unit

can

be

used

as

wiretess

or

wired

remote

control.

US!MG

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

UN)T

(wireless)

Point

the

remote

controi

toward

the

front

of

the

projector

(Receiver

window)

whenever

pressing

the

buttons.

Maximum

operating

range

for

the

remote

controi

is

about

5m

and

150

°

from

the

front

of

the

projector.

US!NG

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

UN!T

(wired)

Connect

a

remote

control

cabte

to

RC

jacks

located

on

the

remote

controi

unit

and

the

back

of

the

projector.

To

insure

safe

operation,

p)ease

observe

the

fo!towing

precautions:

*

Use

(3)

AA,

UM3

or

R06

type

batteries.

*

Change

three

batteries

at

the

same

time.

*

Do

not

use

a

new

battery

with

a

used

battery.

*

Avoid

contact

with

water.

*

Do

not

drop

the

remote

contro!

unit.

7

SETTING-UP

THE

PROJECTOR

PQSmONtNG:

*This

projector

is

basica)ty

designed

to

project

on

a

fiat

projection

surface.

It

the

projector

is

n^

ptaced

at

90

°

ang!e

to

the

screen,

the

projected

image

wiii

have

a

keystone

distortion.

(See

page

14

KEYSTONE

CORRECTtON.)

^This

projector

can

be

focused

from

1.9m

-13.4m.

*

Use

the

ittusti-ation

bekw

as

an

exampte

when

posiUomng

the

pro]ector

to

the

screen.

ROOM

UGHT

The

projector

shou!d

ideaiiy

be

piaced

in

a

room

with

very

iimited

tight.

Picture

qua!ity

wi)i

be

directty

affected

by

iighting

conditions.

Maximum

projection

distance

10

DOWN

8

US!NG

THE

PROJECTOR

TO

TURN

ON

THE

PROJECTOR

Connect

the

projector

to

a

video

source

(VCR,

Video

Camera,

Video

Disc

Piayer.

etc.)

using

the

appropriate

terminals

on

the

rear

of

the

projector

(See

page

16-')

7).

Connect

the

projector's

AC

power

cord

into

a

waii

outlet

and

press

the

MAINS

ON/OFF

button

(locate

on

projector.).

The

READY

indicator

witi

fight

GREEN.

Press

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

projector

to

ON.

The

POWER

indicator

wiii

tight

dim

and

the

cooiing

fan

wiii

operate.

The

wait

disptay

(A

MOMENT'/UN

MOMENTO!

and

numeral

30)

appears

on

the

screen

and

the

count-down

starts

(30-29-28-...1).

The

signal

from

the

video

source

appears

after

30

seconds.

Now

the

remote

contro!

unit

can

be

activated,

and

a!i

functions

may

be

used.

A

MOMENTt/UN

MOMENTO:

30

CAUTtON:

*TH)S

PROJECTOR

USE

A

METAL-HADDE

ARC

LAMP.

)F

YOU

TURN

ON

THE

LAMP,

DO

NOT

TURN

)T

OFF

FOR

AT

LEAST

5

MtNUTES,

SO

AS

NOT

TO

SHORTEN

!TS

DFE.

^

DO

NOT

UNPLUG

THE

PROJECTOR

AND

PRESS

MAtNS

ON/OFF

BUTTON

(LOCATE

ON

PROJECTOR)

TO

OFF

UNTIL

THE

COOUNG

FAN

HAS

STOPPED

OPERATtNG.

NOTE

1:

After

you

turn

off

the

projector

use

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

projector

or

on

the

remote

control

unit

you

must

wait

one

minute

before

you

can

turn

the

projector

on

again.

NOTE

2:

TEMPERATURE

WARNING

INDICATOR

fiashes

red.

the

projector

wi!t

automatical

turn

off.

Wait

at

least

5

minutes

before

turning

the

projector

on.

if

the

TEMPERATURE

WARNING

INDICATOR

continues

to

flash,

follow

the

procedures

below:

(1).

Press

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

to

OFF.

(2).

Check

the

air

filter

for

dust

accumulation.

(3).

Remove

dust

with

vacuum

cleaner

(See

air

filter

care

and

cleaning

on

page

18.)

(4).

Press

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

to

ON.

If

the

TEMPERATURE

WARNING

!NDICATOR

stit!

continues

to

flash,

cai!

your

authorized

distributor

for

service.

TO

TURN

OFF

THE

PROJECTOR

(with

the

remote

contro)

unit)

Press

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

remote

control

unit

to

OFF.

The

POWER

indicator

wii!

)ight

bright

and

READY

indicator

wii!

turn

off.

The

cooiing

fan

wi!!

operate

for

1

minute

after

the

projector

is

turned

off.

(During

this

"cooling

down"

period,

the

projector

can

not

be

turned

on.)

After

1

minute,

the

READY

indicator

wii!

tight

green

again

and

the

projector

may

be

turned

on

by

pressing

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

remote

control

unit.

NOTE:

Remote

control

unit

can

be

activated

onty

when

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

projector

is

pressed

to

ON.

TO

TURN

OFF

THE

PROJECTOR

(without

the

remote

contro!

un!t)

Press

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

projector

to

OFF.

The

POWER

and

READY

indicator

wiii

turn

off.

The

cooiing

fan

wii!

operate

for

1

minute

after

the

projector

is

turned

off.

(During

this

"cooting

down"

period,

the

projector

can

not

be

turned

on.)

After

1

minute,

the

READY

indicator

wiii

tight

green

again

and

the

projector

may

be

turned

on

by

pressing

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

projector.

NOTE:

tf

the

projector

is

turned

off

by

the

remote

contro)

unit,

it

can

be

turned

back

on

without

the

remote

by

pressing

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

on

the

projector

twice.

11

ADJUST

THE

PROJECTOR

VtDEO

MODE

SELECT

Press

the

ViDEO

MODE

button

(located

on

projector

or

remote

contro!

unit)

to

select

Video

input-1,

Video

)nput-2

or

"RGB"

tnput.

The

"AV1".

"AV2"

or

"RGB"

dispfay

wiii

appear

on

the

screen.

AV1

j

.

AV2

———^-.

RGB

COLOUR

SYSTEM

SELECT

Press

the

COLOUR

SYSTEM

se!ect

button

(boated

on

projector

or

remote

contro!

unit)

to

se!ect

AUTO,

PAL,

SECAM.

NTSC4.43orNTSC.

Each

time

Cotour

System

select

button

is

pressed,

the

cotour

system

changes

as

foiiows:

AUTO

t

^

PAL

^

SECAM

^

NTSC4.43

^

NTSC

When

the

colour

system

is

set

to

"AUTO"

position,

this

projector

can

receive

coiour

programs

from

one

of

the

4

systems

(PAL,

SECAM,

NTSC4.43

or

NTSC),

automatical.

!fthe

picture

quaiity

is

poor.

make

sure

the

proper

cotour

system

is

seiected

to

match

the

video

source.

VOLUME

ADJUSTMENT

Press

)NT.

SP

ON/OFF

button

to

ON(tN)

position

when

the

INTERNAL

^SOUND

mmn——

^

SOUND

MUTE

mm)!--—

SPEAKER

is

used.

Press

LEVEL

buttons

on

the

projector,

or

VOLUME

buttons

on

the

remote

control

unit

to

adjust

the

vofume.

The

screen

display

wi!!

appear.

Pressing

(+)

wiii

increase

vo!ume

and

the

green

indicator

wiii

increase

to

the

right

on

the

screen.

Pressing

(-)

wi!i

decrease

volume

and

the

green

indicator

wi!t

decrease

to

the

!eft

on

the

screen.

Press

!NT.

SP

ON/OFF

button

to

OFF

(OUT)

position,

wiii

disengage

the

interna!

speaker

on

the

projector.

SOUND

MUTE

ADJUSTMENT

Pressing

SOUND

MUTE

button

on

the

remote

contro!

unit

wiii

mute

audio(Sound

Mute

display

wiii

appear).

Press

SOUND

MUTE

button

again

to

restore

audio

to

its

—12—

ZOOM

ADJUSTMENT

(Without

remote

control

unit)

Press

ZOOM/FOCUS

button

unti)

zoom

display

will

appear

on

the

screen,

and

press

LEVEL

(+)

or

(-)

to

obtain

your

desired

picture

size.

(The

zoom

display

wiii

appear

for

5

seconds.)

For

the

larger

size,

press

(+)

and

for

the

smaller

size,

press

(-).

ZOOM

ADJUSTMENT

(With

remote

controt

unit)

Press

ZOOM

(

A

)

or

(

V

)

to

obtain

your

desired

picture

size.

(The

zoom

display

will

appear

for

5

seconds.)

For

the

larger

size.

press

(

A

)

and

tor

the

smatter

size,

press

(

V

).

FOCUS

ADJUSTMENT

(Without

remote

control

unit)

Press

ZOOM/FOCUS

button

unti!

focus

disptay

will

appear

on

the

screen,

and

press

LEVEL

(+)

or

(-

)

for

sharper,

crisper

picture.

(The

focus

display

wiii

appear

for

5

seconds.)

FOCUS

ADJUSTMENT

(With

remote

control

unit)

Press

FOCUS

(

A

)

or

(

V

)

for

sharper,

crisper

picture.

(The

focus

disptay

wiii

appear

for

5

seconds.)

ZOOM

FOCUS

COLOUR

AND

PtCTURE

ADJUSTMENT

The

normal

picture

tevet

is

factory

preset

on

the

projector

and

can

be

obtained

anytime

by

pressing

the

NORMALIZATION

button

on

the

projector,

or

on

the

remote

control

unit.

The

picture

tevet

adjustment

can

be

made

by

using

the

FUNCTION

and

LEVEL

buttons

on

the

projector,

or

on

the

remote

controt

unit.

OTHER

FEATURES

SUPERtMPOSE

Pressing

SUPERIMPOSE

button

on

the

projector

produces

white

character

and

tines

on

a

biue

background.

BLUE

BACK

Pressing

BLUE

BACK

button

on

the

projector

to

project

the

biue

image

without

video

noise

on

the

screen

when

the

video

source

is

unplugged

or

turned

off.

EXPAND

Press

EXPAND

button

on

the

remote

control

unit

to

expand

the

center

portion

of

the

image

twice.

This

function

is

cancelled

when

the

EXPAND

button

is

pressed

again

or

any

other

function

button

is

pressed.

REVERSE

P!CTURE

SCANN)NG

The

versatile

teft/nght

picture

reverse

capability

tets

you

project

onto

the

screen

from

in

front

or

behind.

*

Press

the

REVERSE

PICTURE

SCANNING

button

on

the

projector,

if

required.

13

KEYSTONE

CORRECDON

When

the

projector

is

used

at

upper

or

!ower

position,

keystone

distortions

appear

at

the

bottom

or

top

of

the

screen.

The

keystone

can

be

corrected

as

foitows:

TOP

KFY^mNE

.

LOW

MOUNT

PROJECTION

CORRECTS

DtSPLAY

tf

the

projector

!s

mounted

tow,

the

keystone

wi!!

appear

at

the

top

of

the

screen.

Press

keystone

button

on

the

protector,

or

t))t!)))Ntt)H)H

remote

control

unit

using

the

tip

of

a

baii-point

pen

untii

the

bar

appears

on

the

top

of

the

screen.

Press

the

!evei

(-)

button

until

the

keystone

is

corrected.

PRESS

(

-

)

LEVEL

BUTTON

^

HiGH

MOUNT

PROJECTION

)f

the

projector

!s

mounted

high,

the

keystone

wiii

appear

at

the

bottom

of

the

screen.

Press

keystone

button

on

the

projector,

or

remote

contro!

unit

using

the

tip

of

a

baii-point

pen

unti)

the

bar

appears

on

the

bottom

of

the

screen.

Press

the

ieve)

(-)

button

untif

the

keystone

is

corrected.

PRESS

(+)

LEVEL

BUTTON

BOTTOM

KEYSTONE

CORRECTION

DISPLAY

PRESS

(-

)

LEVEL

BUTTON

PRESS

(+)

LEVEL

BUTTON

NOTE:

The

projector

)s

equipped

w'fth

a

bui)t-in

memory

feature

that

etimtnates

the

need

to

readjust

the

keystone

each

time

the

projector

is

turned

off

and

the

AC

power

cord

is

disconnected.

9

PtCTURE

AND

SOUND

ADJUSTMENTS

tNS)DE

CONTROLS

OF

THE

PROJECDON

REMOTE

CONTROL

UN)T

COLOUR

SYSTEM

FUNCTfON

BUTTON

LEVEL

CONTROL

BUTTONS

NORMAUZATtON

BUTTON

MYtTOttE-^..^-

McQ

0

r"n

c^)

C^D

\

(LtQHTM'J\^

LEVEL

CONTROL

BUTTONS

FUNCTION

BUTTON

NORMALfZAT)ON

BUTTON

14

Picture

and

sound

adjustments

have

been

preset

at

the

factory

to

our

qua!i)y

standards.

However,

with

the

FUNCTiO^

and

LEVEL

buttons

on

the

projector

or

on

the

remote

centre)

unit

you

can

make

picture

and

sound

adjustments

yc^

personalty

prefer.

1.

Select

the

picture

and

sound

adjustments

function

by

pressing

FUNCTION

button.

Each

time

FUNCDON

button

is

pressed,

the

control

function

changer

as

foftows:

)——^-

(9

COLOUR

H!<H<m——

COLOUR

^

SOUND

num——

—^.

^—

w

^^

TINT

TJNT

[TJSHARPNESS

————^

^————

0

CONTRAST

!HHHm——

CONTRAST

^

BRfCHT

)i!!nHH——

^—

SOUND

SHARPNESS

BRiGHTNESS

NOTE:

1.

"SOUND"

wiii

be

appears,

oniy

when

FUNCTfON

button

above

the

projector

is

pressed.

2.

"TiNT"

wiii

be

skipped

during

in

the

PAL

and

SECAM

mode.

2.

Adjust

the

colour

intensity,

tint,

contrast,

brightness,

sharpness

or

sound

by

pressing

LEVEL

(+

and

-)

buttons.

+

i——i

LEVEL!——

^---^---.

'

Press

the

LEVEL

CONTROL

buttons

t

Refer

to

the

control

chart

beiow.

COLOUR

TiNT

CONTRAST

BRtGHTNESS

SHARPNESS

SOUND

DECREASES

MORE

PURPL

o^rrrEin

^,.-...

^Ur

t

cit

t

^"—-

nAnt/'r'n

-^—

t^n)—rr*rj

^.

-.

'jUt

t

LJ\

^

-

DECREASES

o

m

*^-

E

-

-^-

^.

-^

^^-

akee

—^

-^—

SH/

-

DD

SH/

—^-

adjustments.

-[NCREASES

-^

MORE

GREEN

\RPER

GHTER

\RPER

)NCREASES

3.

The

ON-SCREEN

disp!ay

wiii

disappear

automaticaify

in

8

seconds.

^:

The

projector

is

equipped

with

a

buiit-in

memory

feature

that

can

maintain

the

picture

and

sound

ievei

adjustment

to

set

on

AV1

and

AV2/RG8

respectively

even

if

the

projector

is

turned

off

and

AC

power

cord

is

disconnected,

if

NORMAi

)7AT)f^N

hnttnn

ic:

nrRMp'f!

thf

nrni^ftnrw)!!

return

fnfar-tnrv

nre^^t

taVR)

NOTE:

to

set

on

AV1

and

AV2/RG8

respectively

even

if

the

projector

is

u^..^

^..

^..^^^

,

NORMADZATJON

button

is

pressed,

the

projector

wif!

return

to

factory

preset

!evei.

15

10

CONNECTING

THE

PROJECTOR

Your

projector

is

equipped

with

various

audio/video

inputs

and

outputs

including

S-VHS

video

input

and

21-pin

terminal.

CONNECTING

TO

THE

AV1

!NPUT

JACKS

Connect

to

the

video

and

audio

outputs

of

a

VCR,

video

disc

ptayer,

video

camera.

sate!!ite

TV

tuner

or

other

AV

equipment.

^

jf

the

audio

signal

from

the

AV

equipment

is

stereo,

be

sure

to

connect

the

right

and

!eft

channels

to

the

respective

right

and

ieft

audio

input

jacks.

^

!f

the

external

audio

signal

is

monaurai,

connect

it

to

the

ieft

jack.

S-VHS

FORMAT

VCR

CONNECTION

The

AV1

input

includes

an

extra

video

input

Jack

marked

S-ViDEO

to

aibw

connection

to

an

S-VHS

format

VCR

that

has

separate

Y/C

video

signals.

The

S-VfDEO

jack

has

priority

over

the

VIDEO

jack.

CONNECTING

TO

THE

AV2

21-PtN

TERMINAL

VCR,

Video

disc

ptayer

or

other

AV

equipment

can

be

connected

to

the

21

-pin

terminal

on

the

rear

of

the

projector.

When

the

21-pin

terminal

is

used

for

connection

of

AV

equipment,

note

the

foibwing

points.

^

When

using

the

equipment

with

the

output

function

signal

into

PtN

No.

8

of

21

-p!n

terminaf

beiow.

the

V!DEO

MODE

is

automaticaity

set

to

"AV2"

and

VtDEO

MODE

setection

is

not

required.

And

when

using

equipment

without

the

output

function

signal,

press

VtDEO

MODE

setect

button

on

the

projector

or

remote

control

to

setect

"AV2"

mode.

*When

using

the

equipment

with

RGB

output

signaf

and

without

the

control

signals

for

PtN

No.

8

and

16

of

21-pin

terminal

be!ow,

press

V!DEO

MODE

setect

button

to

select

"RGB"

mode.

and

when

using

equipment

with

both

RGB

output

signal

and

the

control

signals,

the

VtDEO

MODE

is

automatical

set

to

"AV2"

mode

and

VIDEO

MODE

selection

is

not

required.

CONNECTING

TO

THE

AUD)0

MONITOR

OUTPUT

JACK

These

jacks

witt

contain

the

audio

information

of

the

selected

program

source

being

viewed

on

the

screen,

if

you

have

selected

program

source

AV1

the

audio

signats

connected

to

the

AV1

jacks

witt

be

avaitabte

at

the

audio

monitor

output

jacks.

*

ft

the

audio

input

of

the

audio

equipment

is

stereo,

be

sure

to

connect

the

right

and

teft

channels

to

the

respective

right

and

!eft

jacks.

*

if

the

audio

input

of

the

audio

equipment

is

monauraf,

connect

it

to

the

ieft

jack.

Specification

of

21-pin

terminal

No.

Signal

Audio

output

(right

channel)

Audio

input

(right

channe!)

Audio

output

(ieft

channel)

Earth

(audio)

Earth

(biue)

Audio

input

(ieft

channel)

Biue

(B)

input

Function

switching

Earth

(green)

Not

used

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

0.5

Vrms/

^

1

K

ohm

0.5

Vrms/^10K

ohm

0.5

Vrms/

^

1

K

ohm

0.5

Vrms/^10K

ohm

0.7Vp-p75ohm

LO-2V.H-12V

No.

Signat

11.

Green

(G)

input

12.

Not

used

13.

Earth

(red)

14.

Earth

15.

Red

(R)

input

16.

Fastbianking

17.

Earth

(video)

18.

Earth

19.

Video

sync.

output

20.

Video

sync.

input

21.

Earth

0.7

Vp-p

/75

ohm

0.7

Vp-p/75

ohm

L:0-0.4V,H:1.3V

1

Vp-p/75

ohm

1

Vp-p/75

ohm

21-PiNTERMfNAL

16

Video

Cassette

Recorder

11

AtR

F)LTER

CARE

AND

CLEANING

The

removab)e

air

fitter

prevents

dust

from

accumuiating

on

the

surface

of

the

projection

tens

and

projection

mirror.

Shoufd

the

air

fitter

become

cfogged

with

dust

partictes,

it

wiii

reduce

the

cooiing

fan's

effectiveness

and

may

resuit

T'

interna)

heat

buitt

up

and

reduced

the

iife

of

the

projection

iamp.

To

ciean

the

air

fitter,

fottow

the

cteaning

procedures

betow:

1.

Turn

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

OFF.

2.

Remove

the

air

fitter

cover

from

the

side

of

the

projector.

AtR

FILTER

COVEP

3.

Remove

the

air

fitter

and

sponge

from

the

fitter

cover.

4.

C!ean

the

air

fitter

and

sponge

with

a

vacuum

cteaner.

5.

Reptace

the

air

fitter

and

sponge.

Make

sure

that

air

fitter

cover

isfutty

inserted.

Do

not

ctean

with

water.

Doing

so

may

damage

the

air

fitter.

Do

not

operate

the

projector

with

air

fitter

removed.

PULL

AtR

FILTER

AND

SPONGE

PULL

12

LAMP

REPLACEMENT

&

TEMPERATURE

WARN)NG

)ND)CATORS

LAMP

REPLACEMENT

!ND!CATOR

When

the

tamp

nears

the

end

of

its

service

tife,

the

picture

quality

and

colour

quality

witt

deteriorate

and

the

tamp

replacement

indicator

wi)f

tight

orange.

DO

NOT

ATTEMPT

TO

REMOVE

OR

CHANGE

THE

PROJECTiON

LAMP.

THE

LAMP

CAN

ONLY

BE

CHANGED

BY

QUAUFtED

SERVtCE

PERSONNEL.

TEMPERATURE

WARNING

!ND!CATOR

The

TEMPERATURE

WARNING

tND!CATOR

tights

red

when

the

internal

temperature

of

the

projector

exceeds

the

normal

temperature.

Possib!e

causes

for

the

temperature

warning

may

be:

1.

Ventilation

s!ots

at

the

rear

or

bottom

of

the

projector

are

blocked.

!n

such

an

event,

reposition

the

projector

so

that

venti!ation

slots

are

not

obstructed.

2.

Air

fiher

is

clogged

with

dust

partictes.

Remove

dust

from

the

air

fitter

by

following

instructions

in

the

Air

Fitter

Care

and

Cleaning

section

above.

If

temperature

warning

indicator

remains

on

after

performing

the

checks

listed

above,

cooting

fan/internat

circuits

may

be

maifunctioning.

Request

service

from

an

authorized

distributor

or

service

station.

;

TROUBLE

SHOOTING

GU!DE

ease

perform

these

simple

checks

before

caiiing

for

service.

SYMPTOMS

PROCEDURES

No

power

w

P)ug

the

projector

into

an

AC

out!et.

^

Press

the

MAINS

ON/OFF

button

to

ON.

^

Press

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

to

ON.

^

Check

the

READY

)ND!CATOR

!ight

ON.

w

One

minute

has

not

passed

since

LCD

projector

turned

OFF.

NOTE:

After

pressing

the

POWER

(LAMP)

ON/OFF

button

to

OFF

the

projector,

the

projector

functions

as

fo!iows.

1.

The

POWER

and

READY

indicator

wiii

turn

off.

2.

The

cooling

fan

wiii

operate

for

1

minute

after

the

projector

is

turned

off.

(During

this

"cooling

down

period,

the

projector

can

not

be

turned

on.)

3.

After

1

minute,

the

READY

indicator

wiii

tight

green

again

and

the

projector

may

be

turned

on

by

pressing

the

POWER

(LAMP)ON/OFF

button

on

the

projector

or

on

the

remote

control

unit.

No

sound

from

built-in

speaker

^

Press

the

VOLUME

(A)

and

(V)to

(A).

*

Press

the

iNT.

SP

ON/OFF

button

to

ON.

^

Check

audio

cabie

connection

from

audio

input

source.

Picture

is

reversed

^

Press

the

REVERSE

P)CTURE

SCANNING

button.

Picture

b!urred

or

colour

faded

^

Check

the

projection

distance

(1.9m-13.4m).

<

Adjust

the

FOCUS

control.

NOTE:

Moving

the

projector

from

a

coot

temperature

focation

to

a

warm

temperature

iocation

may

resu!t

moisture

condensation

on

the

tens.

in

such

an

event,

leave

the

projector

OFF

and

wait

untii

condensation

disappears.

19—

14

TECHNICAL

SPEC!F!CAT!ONS

SPECtPtCATtONS

Projector

Type

Dimensions

(H

x

W

x

D)

Net

Weight

LCD

Panel

System

Number

of

Pixeis

Colour

System

Projection

image

Size

(Diagonal)

Contrast

Ratio

Horizontat

Resolution

Projection

Lens

Aperture

Throw

Distance

Projection

Lamp

Projection

Mirror

AV

input

jacks

Audio

Monitor

Output

Jacks

Bui)t-in

Speaker

image

Elevation

Adjustment

Voitage

Power

Consumption

Operating

Temperature

Storage

Temperature

Remote

Contro!

Battery

Standard

Accessories

Portable

LC

colour

video

projector

253

mm

x

268

mm

x

550

mm

13.6

kg

(29.9

tbs)

3.1"TFT

Active

Matrix

type

(Thin

Fitm

Transistor)

x

3

338,400(112.800

x3)

4

colour

system

(PAL,

SECAM,

NTSC4.43

and

NTSC)

5t

cm

to

762

cm

(20

to

300

inch)

adjustab!e

100:1

450

TV

tines

f4.2^

4.5

iens

with

135mm

-

270

mm

Motor-drive

zoom

and

focus

67mm

1.9m-13.4m

MetaiHatide,

180

watt

Dichroic

mirror

system

PHONO

Type

x

1

(Video,

Audio

R

and

L),

DtN

4

(S-Video)

x

1

and

21

(SCART)

x

1

PHONO

Type

x

1

(R

and

L)

3WRMS

Up

5'

.Down

5'

220-240V

AC,

50/60

Hz

260

Watts

5°C"35°C

-10^C-60^C

AA,

UM3

or

R06

type

x

3

Remote

Control

Unit,

R/C

Cable

(1.5m),

AC

Cord

Owner's

instruction

Manua),

Protective

Dust

Cover

Printed

in

Japan

Part

No.

610

253

6621

(1AA6P1P0531-

P4AB)

SANYO

E^ectrtc

Co.,

Ltd

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