Eiki Lc-Xbl20 Multimedia Projector Owners Manual

							Multimedia  Projector 
MODEL LC-XBL20
           LC-XBL25
Owner’s Manual
  Network Supported 
□		 Wired	LAN
	 	 	 	100-Base-TX/10-Base-T
Refer	to	the	Owner's	Manuals	below	for	
details	about	network	function.
□			Network	Set-up	and	Operation
□			PJ	Network	Manager 
						

							2
Features and Design
This	Multimedia	Projector	is	designed	with	the	most	advanced	technology	for	portability,	durability,	and	ease	of	use.	
This	projector	utilizes	built-in	multimedia	features,	a	palette	of	16.77	million	colors,	and	matrix	liquid	crystal	display	
(LCD)	technology.
♦ Compact Design
	 This	projector	 is	designed 	compact	 in	size	 and	weight.	
It	is	 easy	 to	carry	 and	installed	 anywhere	 you	wish	 to	
use.
♦ Simple Computer System Setting
	 The	 projector	 has	the	Multi-scan	 system	to	conform	 to	
almost	all	computer	 output	signals	 quickly	(p.28).	Up	to	
UXGA 	resolution	can	be	accepted.
♦ Useful Functions for Presentations
	 -	The	 digital	zoom	function	 allows	you	to	focus	 on	the	
crucial	information	during	a	presentation	(p.35).
	 -	Blackboards*	 can	be	used	 as	a	projection	 screen.	
*The	board	color	is	limited	to	Green	(pp.32,	39).
♦ Lamp Control
	 Brightness 	of 	the 	projection 	lamp 	can 	be 	selected	
(pp.25,	52).
♦ Quick Termination
	 The	 AC	power	 cord	can	be	unplugged	 immediately	
after	turning	 off	the	 projector	 without	waiting	for	the	
termination	of	the	cooling	fan	rotation	(p.20).
♦ Logo Function
	 The	 Logo	function	 allows	you	to	customize	 the	screen	
logo	 (pp.46-48).	 You	can	capture	 an	image	 for	the	
screen	 logo	and	use	it	for	 the	 starting-up	 display	or	
between	presentations.
♦ Multilanguage Menu Display
	 Operation	menu	is	available	in	18	languages;	English,	
German,	French,	Italian,	Spanish,	Portuguese,	Dutch,	
Swedish,	Finnish,	Polish,	Hungarian,	Romanian,	
Russian,	Chinese,	Korean,	Japanese,	 Thai	and	
Turkish.(p.43)
 Note:
	 •	The	On-Screen	Menu	and	figures	in	this	manual	may	differ	slightly	from	the	product.
	 •	The	contents	of	this	manual	are	subject	to	change	without	notice.
♦ Security Function
	 The	
Security	 function	helps	you	to	ensure	 security	
of	the	 projector.	 With	the	Key	 lock	 function,	 you	can	
lock	 the	operation	 on	the	 top	control	 or	remote	 control	
(p.53).	PIN	code	 lock	function	 prevents	 unauthorized	
use	of	the	projector	(pp.19,	53–54).
♦ Helpful Maintenance Functions
	 Lamp	and	filter	maintenance	functions	provide	for	
better	and	proper	maintenance	of	the	projector.
♦ LAN Network Function 
	 This	projector	 is	loaded	 with	the	Wired	 LAN	network	
function.	 You	can	operate	 and	manage	 the	projector	
via	network.	 For	details,	 refer	to	the	 owner’s	 manual	of	
“Network	Set-up	and	Operation.”
♦ Auto Setup Function 
	This	function	enables	Input	search,	 Auto	Keystone	
correction	and	Auto	PC	adjustment	by	simple	pressing	
the	AUTO	SETUP 	button	on	the	top	control	(p.44).
♦ Colorboard Function 
	 	At	the	time	of	simple	projection	on	the	colored	wall,	
you	can	get	the	close	color	image	to	the	color	image	
projected	on	a	white	screen	by	selecting	the	similar	
color	to	the	wall	color	from	the	preset	four	colors.
♦ Switchable Interface Terminal
 The	projector	provides	a	switchable	interface	terminal.	You	can	use	the	terminal	as	computer	input	or	monitor	
output	conveniently.	(p.49)
♦ Power Management
	 T h e	P o w e r 	m a n a g e m e n t 	f u n c t i o n 	r e d u c e s 	p o w e r	
consumption	and	maintains	the	lamp	life	(p.50).
♦ Closed Caption
	 	Closed	Caption	is	a	function	that	displays	the	audio	
portion	of	a	 TV	program	as	text	on	the	screen.	 The	
closed	captioning	service	is	available	mainly	in	the	
U.S.(p.51) 
						

							3
Table of Contents
Trademarks
Each	name 	of 	corporations 	or 	products 	in 	this 	book 	is 	either 	a 	registered 	trademark 	or 	a 	trademark 	of 	its 	respective	
corporation.
Features and Design   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Table of Contents
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
To the Owner
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Safety Instructions
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Air	Circulation	 6
Installing	the	Projector	in	Proper	Position	 6
Moving	the	Projector	6
Compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Part Names and Functions
   . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Front	 8
Back	 8
Bottom	 8
Rear	Terminal		 9
Top	Control	 10
Remote	Control	 11
Remote	Control	Battery	Installation	 12
Remote	Control	Operating	Range	12
Remote	Control	Code	12
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Positioning	the	Projector	13
Adjustable	Foot																																																		13
Connecting	to	a	Computer	14
Connecting	to	Video	Equipment	15	
Connecting	to	Component	Video	and	RGB	
(Scart)	Equipment	16
Connecting	the	AC	Power	Cord	 17
Basic Operation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Turning	On	the	Projector	 18
Turning	Off	the	Projector	20
How	to	Operate	the	On-Screen	Menu	 21
Menu	Bar	22
Zoom	and	Focus	Adjustment	 23
Auto	Setup	Function	 23
Keystone	Correction	23
Sound	Adjustment	 24
Remote	Control	Operation	 25
  Computer Input   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Input	Source	Selection	
(RGB:	Computer	1/Computer	2)	 27
Computer	System	Selection	 28
Auto	PC	Adjustment	 29
Manual	PC	Adjustment	 30
Image	Mode	Selection	 32
Image	Adjustment	 33
Screen	Size	Adjustment	 34
Video Input  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Input	Source	Selection	(Video,	S-video)	 36
Input	Source	Selection
(Component,	RGB	Scart	21-pin)	 37
Video	System	Selection	38
Image	Mode	Selection		39
Image	Adjustment	 40
Screen	Size	Adjustment	 42
Setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
Setting	 43
Information  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Input	Source	Information	Display	 57
Maintenance and Cleaning  . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
WARNING	indicator	 58
Cleaning	the	Filters	59
Resetting	the	Filter	Counter	59
Attaching	the	Lens	Cap	60
Cleaning	the	Projection	Lens	60
Cleaning	the	Projector	Cabinet	60
Lamp	Replacement	61
Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
Troubleshooting	63
Menu	Tree	 67
Indicators	and	Projector	Condition	 69
Compatible	Computer	Specifications	 70
Technical	Specifications	71
Optional	Parts	72
PJ	Link	Notice	73
Configurations	of	Terminals	 74
PIN	Code	Number	Memo	 75
Dimensions	76	 
						

							4
To the Owner
CAUTION:     TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR 
BACK) . NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS 
INSIDE EXCEPT LAMP REPLACEMENT  . 
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED 
SERVICE PERSONNEL .
THIS	SYMBOL	INDICATES	THAT	DANGEROUS	VOLTAGE	CONSTITUTING	 A	RISK	OF	ELECTRIC	SHOCK	IS	PRESENT 	WITHIN	THIS	UNIT.
THIS	SYMBOL 	INDICATES	THAT	THERE	 ARE	IMPORTANT 	OPERATING	 AND	MAINTENANCE	INSTRUCTIONS	IN	 THE	OWNER'S	MANUAL 	WITH	THIS	UNIT.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
Before	installing	and	operating	this	projector,	read	this	
manual	thoroughly.
This	projector	provides	many	convenient	features	and	
functions.	Operating	the	projector	properly	enables	
you	to	manage	those	features	and	maintains	it	in	good	
condition	for	many	years	to	come.
Improper	operation	may	result	in	not	only	shortening	the	
product-life,	but	also	malfunctions,	fire	hazard,	or	other	
accidents.
If	your	projector	seems	to	operate	improperly,	read	this	
manual	again,	check	operations	and	cable	connections	
and	try	the	solutions	in	the	“Troubleshooting”	section	on	
pages	63-65	of	this	booklet.	If	the	problem	still	persists,	
contact	the	dealer	where	you	purchased	the	projector	or	
the	service	center.
     Safety Precaution
 CAUTION
DO NOT SET THE PROjECTOR IN GREASy, wET , OR 
SMOKy CONDITIONS SUCH AS IN A KITCHEN TO PREVENT 
A BREAKDOwN OR  A DISASTER . IF THE PROjECT OR 
COMES IN CONTACT wITH OIL  OR CHEMICALS, IT MAy 
BECOME DETERIORATED .
READ AND KEEP THIS OwNER'S MANUAL FOR 
LATER USE .
wARNING:  ● THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED .
                       ● TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR  
                           ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS 
                           APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE .
–	This	projector	produces	intense	light	from	the	projection	
		lens.	Do	not	stare	directly	into	the	lens,	otherwise	eye	
		damage	could	result.	Be	especially	careful	that	children	
		do	not	stare	directly	into	the	beam.
–	Install	the	projector	in	a	proper	position.	Otherwise	it	may
		result	in	fire	hazard.
–	Allowing	the	proper	amount	of	space	on	the	top,	sides,	
		and	rear	of	the	projector	cabinet	is	critical	for	proper	
		air	circulation	and	cooling	of	the	unit.	 The	dimension	
		shown	here	indicate	the	minimum	space	required.	
		If	the	projector	is	to	be	built	into	a	compartment	or	
		similarly	enclosed,	these	minimum	distances	must	be	
		maintained.
–	Do	not	cover	the	ventilation	slot	on	the	projector.	Heat	
		build-up	can	reduce	the	service	life	of	your	projector,	and	
		can	also	be	dangerous.
–	If	the	projector	is	unused	for	an	extended	time,	unplug	
		the	projector	from	the	power	outlet.
–Do	not	project	the	same	image	for	a	long	time.	 The
		afterimage	may	remain	on	the	LCD	panels	by	the
		characteristic	of	panel.
SIDE	and	TOPREAR
CAUTION
Not	for	use	in	a	computer	room	as	defined	in	the	Standard	
for	the	Protection	of	Electronic	Computer/Data	Processing	
Equipment,	 ANSI/NFPA	75.
Ne	peut	être	utilisé	dans	une	salle	d’ordinateurs	telle	
que	définie	dans	la	norme	 ANSI/NFPA	75	Standard	
for	Protection	of	Electronic	Computer/Data	Processing	
Equipment.
0.7’(20cm)
1.5’(50cm) 3’(1m) 3’(1m)
20cm
50cm 1m 1m
The	symbol	 mark	and	recycling	 systems	described	 below	apply	to	EU	 countries	 and	do	not	 apply	 to	countries	 in	other	areas	of	the	world.
Your	 product	 is	designed	 and	manufactured	 with	high	 quality	materials	 and	components	 which	can	be	recycled	 and/or	reused.
The	symbol	mark	means	that	electrical	and	electronic	equipment,	batteries	and	accumulators,	at	their	end-oflife,	should	be	disposed	of	separately	from	your	household	waste.
Note:
If	a	chemical	 symbol	is	printed	 beneath	 the	symbol	 mark,	this	chemical	 symbol	means	that	the	battery	 or	accumulator	contains	 a	heavy	 metal	at	a	certain	 concentration.	 This	will	be	indicated	as	follows:	Hg:	mercury,	Cd:	cadmium,	Pb:	lead
In	the	 European	 Union	there	are	separate	 collection	 systems	
for	used	electrical	and	electronic	equipment,
batteries	and	accumulators.
Please,	dispose	of	them	correctly	at	your	local
community	waste	collection/recycling	centre.
Please,	help	us	to	conserve	the	environment
we	live	in! 
						

							5
Safety Instructions
All	the	 safety	 and	operating	 instructions	 should	be	read	
before	the	product	is	operated.
Read	 all	of	the	 instructions	 given	here	and	retain	 them	
for	later	 use.	Unplug	 this	projector	 from	AC	power	 supply	
before	 cleaning.	 Do	not	 use	 liquid	 or	aerosol	 cleaners.	
Use	a	damp	cloth	for	cleaning.
F o l l o w	a l l 	w a r n i n g s 	a n d 	i n s t r u c t i o n s 	m a r k e d 	o n 	t h e	
projector.
For	 added	 protection	 to	the	 projector	 during	a	lightning	
storm,	 or	when	 it	is	 left	 unattended	 and	unused	 for	long	
periods	 of	time,	 unplug	 it	from	 the	wall	 outlet.	 This	will	
prevent	damage	due	to	lightning	and	power	line	surges.
Do	not	 expose	 this	unit	 to	rain	 or	use	 near	 water...	 for	
example,	in	a	wet	basement,	near	a	swimming	pool,	etc...
D o	n o t 	u s e 	a t t a c h m e n t s 	n o t 	r e c o m m e n d e d 	b y 	t h e	
manufacturer	as	they	may	cause	hazards.
Do	 not	 place	 this	projector	 on	an	unstable	 cart,	stand,	
or	table.	 The	projector	 may	fall,	causing	 serious	injury	
to	a	child	 or	adult,	 and	serious	 damage	 to	the	 projector.	
U s e 	o n l y 	w i t h 	a 	c a r t 	o r 	s t a n d 	r e c o m m e n d e d 	b y 	t h e	
manufacturer,	 or	sold	 with	the	projector.	 Wall	or	shelf	
mounting	 should	follow	the	manufacturer ’s	 instructions,	
a n d	s h o u l d 	u s e 	a 	m o u n t i n g 	k i t 	a p p r o v e d 	b y 	t h e	
manufacturers.
An	 appliance	 and	cart	 combination	
should 	be 	moved 	with 	care. 	Quick	
stops,	 excessive	 force,	and	uneven	
surfaces 	may 	cause 	the 	appliance	
and	cart	combination	to	overturn.
Slots	 and	openings	 in	the	 back	 and	bottom	 of	the	 cabinet	
are	 provided	 for	ventilation,	 to	ensure	 reliable	 operation	 of	
the	equipment	and	to	protect	it	from	overheating.
The	openings	 should	never	be	covered	 with	cloth	 or	other	
materials,	 and	the	bottom	 opening	 should	not	be	blocked	
by	placing 	the 	projector 	on 	a 	bed, 	sofa, 	rug, 	or 	other	
similar	 surface.	 This	projector	 should	never	be	placed	
near	or	over	a	radiator	or	heat	register.
This	 projector	 should	not	be	placed	 in	a	built-in	 installation	
such	as	a	book	case	unless	proper	ventilation	is	provided.
Never	push	objects	 of	any	 kind	 into	this	projector	 through	
cabinet	slots	as	they	 may	touch	 dangerous	 voltage	points	
or	short	 out	parts	 that	could	 result	 in	a	fire	 or	electric	
shock.	Never	spill	liquid	of	any	kind	on	the	projector.
Do	 not	 install	 the	projector	 near	the	ventilation	 duct	of	
air-conditioning	equipment.
This	 projector	 should	be	operated	 only	from	 the	type	
of	power	 source	 indicated	 on	the	 marking	 label.	If	you	
are	 not	sure	 of	the	 type	 of	power	 supplied,	 consult	your	
authorized	dealer	or	local	power	company.
Do	not	 overload	 wall	outlets	 and	extension	 cords	as	this	
can	 result	 in	fire	 or	electric	 shock.	Do	not	 allow	 anything	
to	rest	 on	the	 power	 cord.	Do	not	 locate	 this	projector	
where	 the	cord	 may	be	damaged	 by	persons	 walking	on	
it.
Do	not 	attempt 	to 	service 	this 	projector 	yourself 	as	
o p e n i n g 	o r 	r e m o v i n g 	C o v e r s 	m a y 	e x p o s e 	y o u 	t o	
dangerous	 voltage	or	other	 hazards.	 Refer	all	servicing	
to	qualified	service	personnel.
Unplug	 this	projector	 from	wall	outlet	 and	refer	 servicing	
t o	q u a l i f i e d 	s e r v i c e 	p e r s o n n e l 	u n d e r 	t h e 	f o l l o w i n g	
conditions:
a.	When	the	power	cord	or	plug	is	damaged	or	frayed.
b.	If	liquid	has	been	spilled	into	the	projector.
c.	 If	the	projector	has	been	exposed	to	rain	or	water.
d.	If	 the	projector	 does	not	operate	 normally	 by	following	
the	 operating	 instructions.	 Adjust	only	those	 controls	
that	are 	covered 	by 	the 	operating 	instructions 	as	
improper	 adjustment	 of	other	 controls	 may	result	 in	
damage	 and	will	often	 require	 extensive	 work	by	a	
qualified	 technician	 to	restore	 the	projector	 to	normal	
operation.
e.	If	 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.
W h e n 	r e p l a c e m e n t 	p a r t s 	a r e 	r e q u i r e d , 	b e 	s u r e 	t h e	
service	 technician	 has	used	 replacement	 parts	specified	
by	the	 manufacturer	 that	have	 the	same	 characteristics	
as	the	 original	 part.	Unauthorized	 substitutions	may	
result	in	fire,	electric	shock,	or	injury	to	persons.
U p o n	c o m p l e t i o n 	o f 	a n y 	s e r v i c e 	o r 	r e p a i r s 	t o 	t h i s	
projector,	 ask	the	service	 technician	 to	perform	 routine	
safety	checks	 to	determine	 that	the	projector	 is	in	 safe	
operating	condition.
NOTE FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE US
	Hg	LAMP(S)	INSIDE	 THIS	PRODUCT	CONTAIN	
MERCURY	AND 	MUST 	BE 	RECYCLED 	OR 	DISPOSED	
OF	 ACCORDING	 TO	LOCAL,	STATE	OR	FEDERAL 	
LAWS. 
						

							6
Safety Instructions
Openings	in	the	 cabinet	 are	provided	 for	ventilation.	 To	
ensure	reliable	operation	 of	the	 product	 and	to	protect	 it	
from	overheating,	 these	openings	 must	not	be	blocked	
or	covered.	
	CAUTION
Hot	 air	is	exhausted	 from	the	exhaust	 vent.	When	 using	
or	installing 	the 	projector, 	the 	following 	precautions	
should	be	taken.	
–	Do	 not	put	any	 flammable	 object	or	spray	 can	near	 the	
projector,	hot	air	is	exhausted	from	the	air	vents.
–	Keep	the	exhaust	vent	at	least	3’ 	(1	m)	away	from	any	
objects.
–		Do	not 	touch 	a 	peripheral 	part 	of 	the 	exhaust 	vent,	
especially	 screws	and	metallic	 parts.	These	 areas	will	
become	hot	while	the	projector	is	being	used.
–		Do	not	put	anything	 on	the	 cabinet.	 Objects	put	on	the	
cabinet	 will	not	 only	 get	damaged	 but	also	 may	 cause	
fire	hazard	by	heat.
Cooling 	fans 	are 	provided 	to 	cool 	down 	the 	projector.	
The 	fans’ 	running 	speed 	is 	changed 	according 	to 	the	
temperature	inside	the	projector.
Moving the Projector
When	moving	the	projector,	replace	the	lens	cap	and	
retract	adjustable	foot	to	prevent	damage	to	the	lens	and	
cabinet.
When	the	projector	is	not	in	use	for	an	extended	period,	
put	it	into	a	suitable	case.
Air Circulation
Air	Intake	Vent
Exhaust	Vent
(Hot	air	exhaust)
Air	Intake	Vent
Do	not	tilt	the	projector	more	than	30	degrees	from	above	and	below.
Do	not	point	the	projector	up	to	project	an	image.
Do	not	point	the	projector	down	to	project	an	image.	
Do	not	put	the	projector	on	either	side	to	project	an	image.	
Install	 the	projector	 properly.	Improper	 Installation	 may	reduce	the	lamp	life	and	cause	a	fire	hazard.
Installing the Projector in Proper Position
Do	not	tilt	the	projector	more	than	20	degrees	from	side	to	side.20°
20°
30°
30°
	
	CAUTION IN CARR yING OR TRANSPORTING   
 THE PROjECTOR
–	Do	not	drop	or	bump	the	projector,	otherwise	damages		
or	malfunctions	may	result.
–		When	 carrying	 the	projector,	 use	a	suitable	 carrying	 case.
–	Do	not	transport	the	projector	by	courier	or	any	other	
transport	service	in	an	unsuitable	transport	case.	 This	
may	cause	damage	to	the	projector.	For	information	
about	transporting	the	projector	by	courier	or	any	other			 	
transport	service,	consult	your	dealer.
–	Do	not	put	the	projector	 in	a	case	 before	 the	projector	 is	
cooled	enough. 
						

							7
Safety InstructionsCompliance
Federal Communications Commission Notice
Note:	This	equipment	 has	been	 tested	 and	found	 to	comply	 with	the	limits	 for	a	Class	 B	digital	 device,	 pursuant	
to	Part	 15	of	the	 FCC	 Rules.	 These	limits	are	designed	 to	provide	 reasonable	 protection	against	harmful	
interference	 in	a	residential	 installation.	 This	equipment	 generates,	 uses,	and	can	radiate	 radio	frequency	
energy,	 and	if	not	 installed	 and	used	 in	accordance	 with	the	instructions,	 may	cause	 harmful	 interference	
to	radio	 communications.	 However,	there	is	no	 guarantee	 that	interference	 will	not	occur	 in	a	particular	
installation.	 If	this	 equipment 	does	 cause	 harmful	 interference	 to	radio	 or	television	 reception,	 which	can	be	
determined	 by	turning	 the	equipment	 off	and	 on,	the	user	 is	encouraged	 to	try	 to	correct	 the	interference	 by	
one	or	more	of	the	following	measures:
	 –	Reorient	or	relocate	the	receiving		antenna.
	 –	Increase	the	separation	between	the	equipment	and	receiver.
	 –	Connect	the	equipment	into	an	outlet	on	a	circuit	different	from	that	to	which	the	receiver	is	connected.
	 –	Consult	the	dealer	or	an	experienced	radio/TV	technician	for	help.
Use	of	shielded	cable	is	required	to	comply	with	class	B	limits	in	Subpart	B	of	Part	15	of	FCC	Rules.
Do	not	 make	 any	changes	 or	modifications	 to	the	 equipment	 unless	otherwise	 specified	in	the	 instructions.	 If	
such	changes	or	modifications	should	be	made,	you	could	be	required	to	stop	operation	of	the	equipment.
Model	Number									 :	LC-XBL20,	LC-XBL25
Trade	Name									 :	EIKI
Responsible	party					 :	EIKI	International,Inc.
Address														 :	30251	Esperanza	Rancho	Santa	Margarita	CA 	92688-2132
Telephone	No.									 :	800-242-3454	(949-457-0200)
The	AC	Power	Cord	supplied	with	this	projector	meets	the	requirement	for	use	in	the	country	you	purchased	it.		
AC Power Cord for the United States and Canada:
A C	P o w e r 	C o r d 	u s e d 	i n 	t h e 	U n i t e d 	S t a t e s 	a n d 	C a n a d a 	i s 	l i s t e d 	b y 	t h e 	U n d e r w r i t e r s	
Laboratories	(UL)	and	certified	by	the	Canadian	Standard	 Association	(CSA).
AC	Power	 Cord	has	a	grounding-type	 AC	line	 plug.	 This	is	a	safety	 feature	 to	be	 sure	 that	the	
plug	 will	fit	into	 the	power	 outlet.	Do	not	 try	to	defeat	 this	safety	 feature.	 Should	you	be	unable	
to	insert	the	plug	into	the	outlet,	contact	your	electrician.
GROUND
AC Power Cord Requirement
AC Power Cord for the United Kingdom:
This	 cord	 is	already	 fitted	with	a	moulded	 plug	incorporating	 a	fuse,	 the	value	 of	which	 is	indicated	 on	the	 pin	
face	 of	the	 plug.		 Should	 the	fuse	 need	 to	be	 replaced,	 an	ASTA 	approved	 BS	1362	 fuse	must	 be	used	 of	the	
same	 rating,	 marked	 thus	A S A.	If	 the	 fuse	 cover	 is	detachable,	 never	use	the	plug	 with	the	cover	 omitted.	 If	a	
replacement	 fuse	cover	 is	required,	 ensure	it	is	 of	 the	 same	 colour	 as	that	 visible	 on	the	 pin	face	 of	the	 plug	
(i.e.	red	or	orange).	Fuse	covers	are	available	from	the	Parts	Department	indicated	in	your	User	Instructions.
If	the	plug	supplied	is	not	suitable	for	your	socket	outlet,	it	should	be	cut	off	and	destroyed.
The	end	of	the	flexible	cord	should	be	suitably	prepared	and	the	correct	plug	fitted.	
wARNING : A PLUG wITH BARED FLEXIBLE CORD IS HAZARDOUS IF ENGAGED IN A LIVE SOCKET 
OUTLET  .
The	Wires	in	this	mains	lead	are	coloured	in	accordance	with	the	following	code:
	Green-and-yellow..Earth
	 Blue
...........Neutral
	 Brown
	.........Live
As	 the	 colours	 of	the	 wires	 in	the	 mains	 lead	of	this	 apparatus	 may	not	correspond	 with	the	coloured	 markings	
identifying	the	terminals	in	your	plug	proceed	as	follows:
The	wire	 which 	is	 coloured	 green-and-yellow	 must	be	connected	 to	the	 terminal	 in	the	 plug	 which	 is	marked	 by	
the	letter	E	or	by	the	safety	earth	symbol		or	coloured	green	or	green-and-yellow.
The	wire	 which	 is	coloured	 blue	must	 be	connected	 to	the	 terminal	 which	is	marked	 with	the	letter	 N	or	
coloured	black.
The	 wire	 which	 is	coloured	 brown	must	be	connected	 to	the	 terminal	 which	is	marked	 with	the	letter	 L	or	
coloured	red.
w ARNING: THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED .
THE SOCKET-OUTLET SHOULD BE INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT AND EASIL y ACCESSIBLE . 
						

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Part Names and Functions
⑤⑦⑧
③②
FrontBack
⑥
①	 Top controls and Indicators
②	 Zoom Ring
③	 Focus Ring
④	 Speaker
⑤
  Infrared Remote Receiver
⑥	 Projection Lens
⑦	 Lens Cap
	 (See	page	60	for	attaching.)
⑧	Air Intake Vent
⑨	 Lamp Cover
⑩	 Terminals and Connectors
⑪	 LAN Connection Terminal
⑫ Power Cord Connector
⑬ Exhaust Vents
CAUTION
Hot	air	is	exhausted	from	the	exhaust	vent.	Do	not	put	heat-sensitive	objects	near	this	side.
⑭	Filters
⑮	 Adjustable Foot
Note:
⑪
	LAN	Connection	 Terminal	is	for	the	Network	function.	
Refer	to	the	owner’s	manual	of	“Network	Set-up	and	
Operation”	.
	Kensington Security Slot
This	slot	is	for	a	Kensington	lock	used	to	deter	theft	of	the	projector.Kensington	is	a	registered	trademark	of	 ACCO	Brands						Corporation.
	CAUTION
Do	not	turn	on	a	projector	with	lens	cap	attached.	High	
temperature	from	light	beam	may	damage	lens	cap	and	
result	in	fire	hazard.
④
⑩
⑧
⑪
⑨

Bottom
⑮
①
⑭⑬⑬⑫
⑭ 
						

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Part Names and Functions
Rear Terminal 
②③①④⑥
⑦⑤
⑦	AUDIO IN
	 Connect	the	audio	output	signal	from	computer	or	
video	equipment	to	this	jack	(pp.14-16).
⑤	VIDEO IN
	 Connect	the	composite	video	output	signal	to	this	
jack	(p.15).
②	COMPUTER IN 1 /S-VIDEO IN / COMPONENT IN
	 Connect	analog	RGB	output	signal	from	a	
computer,	S-VIDEO	output	signal	from	video	
equipment,	or	RGB	scart	21-pin	video	output	or	
component	video	output	to	this	terminal	(pp.14-16).
④	AUDIO OUT (VARIABLE)
	 Connect	an	external	audio	amplifier	to	this	jack	
(pp.14-16).
	 This	terminal	outputs	sound	from	 AUDIO	IN	
terminal.
⑥	LAN Connection Terminal
	 Connect	the	LAN	cable	(refer	to	the	owner’s	
manual	of	“Network	Set-up	and	Operation”).
①	CONTROL PORT
	 When	controlling	the	projector	with	RS-232C,	
connect	the	control	equipment	to	this	connector	with	
the	serial	control	cable.
③	COMPUTER IN 2 / MONITOR OUT
	 –	Connect	analog	RGB	output	signal	from	a	
	 			computer	to	this	terminal	(p.14).
	 –	 This	terminal	can	be	used	to	output	the	incoming
				analog	RGB	and	Component	signal	from
				COMPUTER	IN	1	/S-VIDEO	IN	/COMPONENT 	IN
				terminal	to	the	other	monitor	(pp.14,16). 
						

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Part Names and Functions
Top Control
⑦	LAMP REPLACE indicator
	 Lights	yellow	when	the	projection	lamp	reaches	its	
end	of	life	(pp.61,	69).
⑧	w ARNING indicator
	 –	Lights	red	when	the	projector	detects	an	
abnormal	condition.	
	 –	Blinks	red	when	the	internal	temperature	of	the	
projector	exceeds	the	operating	range	(pp.58,	
69).④	ON/STAND–By  button
Turn	the	projector	on	or	off	(pp.18-20).
⑤	POwER indicator
	 –	Lights	red	when	the	projector	is	in	stand-by	mode.
	 –	Lights	green	during	operations.
	 –	Blinks	green	in	the	Power	management	mode	
(p.50).
⑥	MENU button
	 Open	or	close	the	On-Screen	Menu	(p.21).
②	POINT  ▲▼◄►
 (VOLUME +/–) buttons
	 –	Select	an	item	or	adjust	the	value	in	the	
On-Screen	Menu	(p.21).
	 –	Pan	the	image	in	the	Digital	zoom	+/-	mode	
(p.35).
	 –	Adjust	the	volume	level	(Point	◄►buttons)	
(p.24).
③	AUTO SETUP button
	
Execute	the	setting	of	 Auto	setup	(includes	Input	
search,	Auto	PC	adj.	and	 Auto	Keystone	functions)	
in	the	setting	menu.	(pp.23,	44).
①	SELECT button
	 –	Execute	the	selected	item	(p.21).
	 –	Expand	or	compress	the	image	in	the	Digital	
zoom	mode	(p.35).
①
②
③
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
⑧