Canon projector LE5W WH User Manual

							71 Menu function settings
Information menu
Checking the amount of used and free 
space in the SD card
Home screen > Setup > Information > 
Memory/SD Card 
This functions allows you to project the 
information about the amount of used and free 
space in the SD card.
 
•  If no SD card is inserted, this is blank.
Checking the amount of used and free 
space in the USB storage device
Home screen > Setup > Information > 
Memory/USB Drive 
This functions allows you to project the 
information about the amount of used and free 
space in the USB storage device.
 
•  If no USB storage device is connected, this 
is blank. 
						

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Information menu
Checking the LED lit time
Home screen > Setup > Information > LED 
Time 
This functions displays the information about 
the total amount of time the projectors light 
source LED has been lit.
Checking the firmware version number
Home screen > Setup > Information > 
Firmware Version 
This function allows you to display the 
projectors firmware version number. 
						

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Language menu
Selecting the menu display language
Home screen > Setup > Language 
This function allows you to select the display 
language for the home screen, Setup menu, and 
the OSD.
English
German
French
Italian
Spanish
Portuguese
Swedish
Russian
Dutch
Finnish
Norwegian
Tu r k i s h
Polish
Hungarian
Czech
Danish
Chinese (Simplified) 
Chinese (Traditional) 
Japanese 
						

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Key lock during standby
•  This function locks the control panel and remote control buttons during standby to 
prevent the projector from being turned on accidentally.
•  You can turn the key lock function on or off from the Setup menu.
•  To turn on the projector when Key Lock is on, press and hold the INPUT button on 
the control panel or the AUTO PC button on the remote control until the STATUS 
LED lights up briefly and the key lock is released. (*1) 
You can then turn on the projector by pressing the POWER button on the control panel 
or the remote control.
* 1: Although the key lock is released, the key lock setting in the menu (On/Off) is not 
changed. If you switch the projector off in this status, you need to release the key 
lock again the next time the projector starts.
Key lock during projection
•  You can lock the projectors control panel and remote control button operations to 
prevent settings from being changed accidentally during projection.
•  You can enable or disable the key lock function by pressing and holding the 
INPUT button on the control panel or the AUTO PC button on the remote control 
for at least 3 seconds.
Key Lock 
						

							75 Menu function settings
From the On-Screen Display menu (OSD) you can adjust the image quality and color 
settings for the projected image. 
Menu operations
1. To open the OSD, project an input signal or file, and then press the MENU 
button on the remote control.
If an input signal or file is not being projected, the OSD is not displayed even if 
you press the MENU button.
2. When the OSD is displayed, you can make various settings using the  / / /
 and OK buttons.
3. To close the OSD, press the MENU or BACK button.
Using the On-Screen Display (OSD) 
						

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Image Adjustment
Selecting the image mode 
MENU > Image Adjustment > Image Mode 
This function allows you to select the image 
quality to suit the image being projected. 
Press the OK button to confirm your selection, 
and then press the MENU or BACK button.
 
• The default is Standard.
•  The image quality settings like brightness, 
contrast, etc. can only be adjusted in User.
Making your own image quality 
adjustments
MENU > Image Adjustment > Image Mode 
> User
When you select User as the image mode, you 
can adjust the image quality.
You can save your adjustments as a custom 
setting.
Select User from Image Mode.
Select the image mode you want to use as the 
base from Reference Mode.
Press the  /  buttons to adjust the 
Brightness, Contrast, Color, Tint, 
Sharpness and Color Temperature. (P77 ~ 
P78) 
Select Save Settings, and then select OK to 
save your settings.
 
•  Make sure you perform Save Settings after 
making your adjustments. If you do not 
perform Save Settings, your adjustments 
are reset when you select another mode.
PresentationSuitable for projecting images 
with a lot of text.
StandardSuitable for projecting 
computer screens or colorful 
images (movies), etc.
sRGBSuitable for projecting photos 
from a digital camera that 
supports sRGB. Compatible 
with the sRGB standard.
MovieSuitable for projecting 
colorful images (movies). 
UserYou can save image quality 
settings that you have made as 
a custom setting. You can 
then select the saved settings 
as an image mode. 
						

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Image Adjustment
Adjusting the brightness
MENU > Image Adjustment > Brightness 
This function allows you to adjust the 
brightness of the image. 
 
After adjusting all of the image qualities, 
perform Save Settings.
If you do not perform Save Settings, your 
adjustments are reset when you select another 
mode.
Adjusting the color
MENU > Image Adjustment > Color 
This function allows you to adjust the color 
strength. 
 
•  You can adjust this when a Video signal is 
being input.
•  After adjusting all of the image qualities, 
perform Save Settings.
If you do not perform Save Settings, your 
adjustments are reset when you select 
another mode.
Adjusting the contrast
MENU > Image Adjustment > Contrast 
This function allows you to adjust the contrast 
of the image. 
 
•  After adjusting all of the image qualities, 
perform Save Settings.
If you do not perform Save Settings, your 
adjustments are reset when you select 
another mode.
Adjusting the tint
MENU > Image Adjustment > Tint 
This function allows you to adjust purple and 
green tints in the image. 
 
•  You can adjust this when a Video signal is 
being input.
•  After adjusting all of the image qualities, 
perform Save Settings.
If you do not perform Save Settings, your 
adjustments are reset when you select 
another mode.
The image gets brighter.
The image gets darker.The color gets stronger.
The color gets weaker.
Increases the contrast. The 
difference between dark and 
light areas becomes clearer.
Reduces the contrast. The 
image gets lighter.Adjusts green tints.
Adjusts purple tints. 
						

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Image Adjustment
Adjusting the sharpness
MENU > Image Adjustment > Sharpness 
This function allows you to adjust the 
sharpness of the image. 
 
•  You can adjust this when a Video signal is 
being input.
•  After adjusting all of the image qualities, 
perform Save Settings.
If you do not perform Save Settings, your 
adjustments are reset when you select 
another mode.
Adjusting the color temperature
MENU > Image Adjustment > Color 
Temperature 
This function allows you to adjust the color 
temperature. 
 
•  After adjusting all of the image qualities, 
perform Save Settings.
If you do not perform Save Settings, your 
adjustments are reset when you select 
another mode.
Saving your image quality adjustments
MENU > Image Adjustment > Save Settings 
In the User under Image Mode, you can adjust 
and save settings for Brightness, Contrast, 
Color, Tint, Sharpness, and Color 
Temperature.
You can then select the saved settings as an 
image mode.
 
• If you perform Factory Defaults, saved 
settings are returned to their default values.
•  After adjusting all of the image qualities, 
perform Save Settings.
If you do not perform Save Settings, your 
adjustments are reset when you select 
another mode.
The image becomes clearer.
The image becomes blurred.
HighThe image becomes tinted 
with blue. (cold colors) 
MiddleThe image uses standard 
colors.
LowThe image becomes tinted 
with red. (warm colors)  
						

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Aspect
Selecting the aspect ratio for an image 
MENU > Aspect 
This function allows you to adjust the aspect 
ratio to suit the aspect of the image.  Select the Aspect with the OK button, press 
the  /  buttons to select an option, and then 
press the OK button to confirm your selection.
Press the MENU button or the BACK button.
 
•   The default is Auto.
• Aspect can only be adjusted when PC/
Component, HDMI, or Video is being 
input.
AutoProjects using the aspect ratio 
of the input image. Select this 
mode for general projections.
Full ScreenProjects at the full size of the 
projection area regardless of 
the input signals aspect ratio.
4:3Projects at an aspect ratio of 
4:3. Select this when 4:3 
images are not projected 
correctly when using Auto.
16:9Projects at an aspect ratio of 
16:9. Select this when 16:9 
images are not projected 
correctly when using Auto.
16:10Projects at an aspect ratio of 
16:10. Select this when the 
projecting a computer screen 
with an aspect ratio of 16:10.
True SizeWhen the resolution for the 
input signal is less than 1280 
x 800, a smaller image is 
projected in proportion to the 
resolution. Select when you 
want to project using almost 
the same resolution as the 
computer screen. 
						

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Screen Color Phase
Projecting onto a colored wall
MENU > Screen Color 
This function allows you to adjust the color of 
the projected image according to the color of 
the screen or wall being projected on.  
Select the Screen Color with the OK  button, 
press the  /  buttons to select the content, 
and then press the OK  button to confirm your 
selection.
Press the MENU button or the BACK button.
 
• The default is Normal.
•  This can be adjusted when connected to a 
computer.
Adjusting the synchronization of the 
input signal
(Analog PC) 
MENU > Phase 
This function allows you to fine tune the 
timing of the image signal.
Adjust when the screen shifts or flickers. 
Press the  /  buttons to adjust the values.
When you have finished making adjustments, 
press the MENU button or the BACK button.
 
•  This is only available when an analog PC 
image is being input.
•  Use this if the image is not projected 
correctly even after using executing the 
AUTO PC function. (P21)
NormalSelect when using a standard 
screen. Projects using a color 
close to natural light.
Light YellowSelect when projecting onto a 
light yellow wall.
PinkSelect when projecting onto a 
pink wall.
Light GreenSelect when projecting onto a 
light green wall.
BlueSelect when projecting onto a 
blue wall.
GreenboardSelect when projecting onto a 
greenboard (dark green).
Make image colors look 
closer to Normal when 
projected on a greenboard.