Digital Projection E-Vision Series User Guides

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  USING THE REMOTE CONTROL  Operating Guide
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Using the Remote ControlNotes
 Some options and controls may not 
be available due to settings in the 
menus.
 For full details of how to use the 
menu system, see later in this guide.
MENU controls
LENS controls
POWER controls
INPUT: select from the available video input signals
PICTURE: opens the Picture menu
AUTO SYNC: Projector will re-synchronise with the current input signal
ASPECT: select from a list of available aspect ratios
OVERSCAN: select from On or Off
FREEZE: freeze the current image frame
3D MODE: opens the 3D Mode menu
INFO: opens the Information menu
AUDIO VOLUME controls
AV MUTE: switches both the video and sound On or Off
LIGHT: illuminates the buttons on the remote control for 10 seconds
TEST PATTERN: select from a list of available test patterns 
						

							
Digital Projection E-Vision series  USING THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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Using the Menus
Use.the.buttons.on.the.projector.control.
panel.or.on.the.remote.control,.to.access.the.
menu.system.
To.open.or.close.the.on-screen.display.
(OSD),.press.MENU.
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Notes
 Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
shaded grey on the actual menu.
Remote controlProjector control panel
Navigating the menus
Select.a.menu.using
.and,
then.open.the.menu.by.pressing.
The.first.item.in.the.menu.is.highlighted.
Select.an.item.in.the.menu.using
.and.
To.open.another.menu,.first.close.the.
current.menu.by.pressing.CANCEL/
RETURN.
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  USING THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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Notes
 Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
shaded grey on the actual menu.
Submenus
Select.a.submenu.using
.and.
then.open.the.submenu.by.pressing.
ENTER.
The.name.of.the.submenu.is.shown.at.
the.top.of.the.menu.
To.close.the.submenu,.press.CANCEL/
RETURN.
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Sliders
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  USING THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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Selecting parameters
Most.parameters.are.changed.by.selecting.
from.a.list:
Select.from.the.list.using
.and..
The.change.will.be.made.immediately.
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Notes
 Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
shaded grey on the actual menu.
Some.parameters.are.changed.by.selecting.
from.a.pop-up.menu.
Press.ENTER.to.open.the.pop-up.menu.
The.item.that.is.currently.selected.is.
highlighted.
Select.from.the.list.using
.and.
The.change.will.be.made.when.you.
press.ENTER.to.confirm.the.selection.
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  USING THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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Commands
To.use.a.command,.press.ENTER.•
Notes
 Some menu options and controls 
may not be available due to settings 
in other menus. These will be 
shaded grey on the actual menu.
In.this.example,
use..or.to.move.the.green.
highlight.to.No.or.Yes,
then.press.ENTER.to.confirm.your.
selection.
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Editing fields
Some.features.require.a.text.or.numeric.field.
to.be.edited.
To.edit.a.field,.first.use..or.to.
select.the.field.to.be.changed,
then..use.and.to.adjust.it.the.
value.
then.select.the.next.digit.or.character.
Press.ENTER.to.accept.the.new.value.
or..CANCEL/RETURN.to.exit.without.
changing.
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Editing 
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  A TOUR OF THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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A Tour of  the Menus
Picture Menu
Picture Mode
Select.a.picture.mode.as.required.
Brilliant Colour
Select.0,.1.or.2,.as.required.
Brightness, Contrast, Colour, Tint, Sharpness
Adjust.the.sliders.for.these.settings,.as.required.
Reset
Press.ENTER.to.restore.all.settings.in.the.Picture.Menu.(except.Picture.Mode.and.Signal.
Type).to.their.factory.defaults.
When.the.warning.message.appears,.use..or.to.move.the.green.highlight.to.
YES.or.NO,.then.press.ENTER.to.confirm.your.selection.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
 Brilliant Colour® allows for 
increased projector brightness 
and improved colour saturation by 
enabling the yellow segments on the 
colour wheel.
 Do NOT do this unless you are 
sure that you want to restore 
ALL the picture settings to their 
factory defaults. 
						

							
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
Picture MenuAdvance Setting Submenu
 Increasing the Red content will 
make the image feel ‘warmer’, Blue 
will make it feel ‘colder’.
Advance Setting Submenu
Signal Type
Set.this.to.Auto,.except.when.the.projector.has.problems.selecting.between.RGB,.
YCrCb.and.YPrPb.
Colour Temperature
Set.this.to.suit.the.specification.of.the.input.source,.or.to.improve.the.appearance.of.the.
projected.image.
Red, Blue
Set.these.to.improve.the.appearance.of.the.projected.image.
Colour Manager
Press.ENTER.to.open.the.Colour.Manager.sub-menu.
Select.from.Red,.Green,.Blue,.Cyan,.Magenta.or. Yellow.and.press.ENTER.
Use.the.sliders.to.adjust.the..Hue,.Saturation.and.Value.of.each.colour.as.required.
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  A TOUR OF THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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Film Mode
Set.this.to.Auto,.and.the.projector.will.automatically.detect:
3:2.pulldown.for.60Hz.signals.
2:2.pulldown.for.50Hz.signals
Set.this.to.Off,.to.disable.automatic.pulldown.detection.
Noise Reduction
Select.a.Noise Reduction.level.as.required.
Dynamic Black
Set.this.to.On.or.Off.as.required.
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Notes
 The Film Mode setting is available 
only for interlaced signals on the 
Video or S-Video inputs.
 Dynamic Black reduces the overall 
light output for images that contain 
a lot of black. This improves the 
perceived contrast ratio.
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
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Digital Projection E-Vision series  A TOUR OF THE MENUS  Operating Guide
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Signal Menu
Horizontal and Vertical Position, Phase, Clock
Adjust.the.sliders.for.these.settings,.as.required.
Reset
Press.ENTER.to.restore.the.four.settings.above.their.factory.defaults.
When.the.warning.message.appears,.use..or.to.move.the.green.highlight.to.
YES.or.NO,.then.press.ENTER.to.confirm.your.selection.
Resolution
Set.this.to.Auto,.unless.the.projector.has.problems.selecting.between.Wide.and.4:3.with.
some.signals.on.the.Computer.1,.Computer.2.and.Component.inputs.
Auto Sync
Set.this.to.On.if.you.want.the.projector.to.automatically.synchronise.with.the.input.signal.
Set.this.to.Off.if.the.settings.are.to.be.made.manually,.using.the.sliders.above.only.
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
 These settings are used for VGA 
signals only.
 Do NOT do this unless you are 
sure that you want to restore the 
settings to their factory defaults.
  The Resolution setting is needed 
only for VESA  1024x768_ 60, 
VESA 1280x768_60, 
VESA 1400x1050_60 and 
VESA 1680x1050_60 signals on 
the Computer 1, Computer 2 and 
Component inputs.
 The Auto Sync setting is used for 
VGA signals only. 
						

							
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Notes
 See also Using the Menus, earlier 
in this guide and Menu Map, later in 
this guide.
 Overscan is used to compensate for 
noisy or badly defined image edges, 
by increasing the size of the image, 
to force the edges off-screen.
  It is always On for the Video and S-
Video inputs, and for 480i and 576i 
signals.
 The Video System setting is 
available only for signals on the 
Video and S-Video inputs.
 The Video Setup setting is 
available only for 480i signals on 
the Computer 1, Computer 2 and 
Component inputs, and NTSC3.58 
signals on the Video and S-Video 
inputs.
 Closed Captions are recognised 
only with NTSC3.58 signals on the 
Video and S-Video inputs.
Video Menu
Overscan
Set.this.to.On.or.Off.as.required.
Video System
Set.this.to.Auto,.unless.the.projector.has.problems.selecting.between.PAL,.SECAM,.
NTSC4.43,.NTSC3.58,.PAL-M,.PAL-N..and.PAL-60.
Video Setup
Set.this.to.0IRE.or.7.5IRE.as.required.
Closed Caption
Set.this.to.Off.or.CC1.as.required.
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