Eiki Lc-Xbl30 Multimedia Projector Owners Manual

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Setting
Standby mode
This	function	is	available	when	operating	the	projector	via	
network.
	Network	.... 	Supply	the	power	to	the	network	function	even	
after	 turning	 off	 the	 projector	 by	 pressing	 the	
ON/STAND-BY	 button	 on	 the	 remote	 control.	
Yo u 	 can	 turn	 on/off	 the	 projector	 via	 network,	
modify 	network 	environment, 	and 	receive 	
an	 e-mail	 about	projector 	status 	while	 the	
projector	is	powered	off.
	 Eco	............ 	Select	 Eco	when	you	do	not	use	the	projector	
via	 network.	 The	 projector’s	 network	 function	
will 	stop 	when 	turning 	off 	the 	projector,	 you	
can	not	turn	on	the	projector	via	network.
Refer	to	the	owner’s	manual	of	“Network	Set-up	and	
Operation”. Closed Caption
Closed Caption
Closed	Caption	is	a	function	that	displays	the	audio	portion
of	a	TV	program	as	text	on	the	screen.	If	the	input	signal	
contains	closed	captions,	you	can	turn	on	the	feature	and	
switch	the	channels.	Press	 the	Point	
▲▼	buttons	to	select	
Off,	CC1,	CC2,	CC3	or	CC4.		
I f	 the 	closed 	caption 	is 	not 	clear, 	you 	can 	change 	the 	text 	
from	Color	to	white.
Press	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	select	
Off,	CC1,	CC2,	CC3	or	CC4,	and	then	
press	the	SELECT	button.
Note:
The	Closed	Caption	is	available	only	under	the	situation	
below.
		• 		
When	the	input	signal	is	Component	(for	adjustment	
							only),		Video	or		S-video,	and	the	system	is	set	to	Auto,	
							NTSC	or	480i,	the	Closed	caption	is	available.
		• 		If		the	system	is	set	to	Auto,	and	choose	NTSC	or
							480i	as	the	input	signal,	the	Closed	caption	will	be	
							available.	
		• 	Closed	Caption	will	be	unavailable	when	under	other	
							setting	conditions.
		• 	The	Closed	caption	is	unavailable	when	On-Screen	
							menu	and	P-Timer	are	displayed.
		• 	The	item	of	Closed	Caption	is	displayed	in	gray	while	it 	
							is	not	available.	 Note:
•	Factory	default	is	Network.
•	When	selecting	 Network,	the	cooling	fans	may	be	
	 running	depending	on	the	temperature	inside	the	
	 projector	even	if		the	projector	is	turned	off.
•	Set	Standby	mode	to	Network when	On	start,	control
	 port	or	network	functions	are	available.
•	When	Eco	mode	is	selected	and	the	projector	is	in	Stand-
	 b y, 	the	communication	of	RS-232C	serial	port	is	not	
	 available. 
						

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Setting
Remote control
This	function	allows	you	to	change	brightness	of	the	
screen.
Lamp control 
Remote control
Lamp life control
Lamp control
Select	the	lamp	operation	when	the	total	lighting	time	of	a	
lamp	exceeds	the	recommended	total	hours	of	use.
Mode 1	.............. 	The	lamp	can	be	turned	on	even	after	exceeding	the	recommended	total	
hours	of	use.
Mode 2	.............. 	The	lamp	can	be	turned	on	even	after
	 																				exceeding	the	recommended	total
	 																				hours	of	use.	But	the	projector	turns	off
	 																				automatically	after	3	minutes.
Lamp life control
Note:
•	Lamp	mode	cannot	be	changed	for	a	while	after	turning	
		on	the	projector.	Lamp	needs	some	time	to	stabilize	
		after	the	power	is	turned	on.	Stored	lamp	mode	will	be	
		active	after	the	lamp	is	stabilized.
•	If	 Mode 2	has	been	selected	and	the	projection	lamp	
		exceeds	the	recommended	total	hours	of	use,	the	
		replacement	icon	will	be	displayed	at	the	time	of	power-
		on.	Then	the	projector	will	turn	off 	after	3	minutes.
	• 	The	Lamp	replacement	icon	will	not	appear	when	the	
				Display	function	is	set	to	Off	(p.45),	during	Freeze	
				(p.25),	or  No show	(p.26).
Lamp replacement icon
This	projector	provides	two	different	remote	control	codes:	
the	factory-set	initial	code	( Code 1)	and	the	secondary	code	
(Code 2).	This	switching	function	prevents	remote	control	
interference	when	operating	several	projectors	or	video	
equipment	at	the	same	time.
When	 operating	 the	 projector	 in	 Code 2,	 both	 the	 projector	
and	the	remote	control	must	be	switched	to	 Code 2.
To change the code for the projector:
Select	either	Code 1	or	Code 2	in	this	Setting	Menu.
To change the code for the remote control:
Press	and	hold	both	the	MENU	and	IMAGE	buttons	
together	for	5	seconds	or	more.		After	changing	the	code,	
make	sure	the		remote	control	operates	properly. Note:
•	When	different	codes	are	set	on	the	projector	and	on	the	remote	control,	any	operation	cannot	be	made.	In	that	case,	
		switch	the	code	on	the	remote	control	to	fit	the	code	on	the	projector.
•	If	the	batteries	are	removed	from	the	remote	control	for	a	long	period	of	time,	the	remote	control	code	will	be	reset.
High	........... 	Brighter	than	the	Normal	mode.
Normal	....... 	Normal	brightness	
Eco	............ 	Lower	brightness	reduces	the	lamp	 power	consumption	and	extends	the	
lamp	life. 
						

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Setting
Key lock
Key lockSecurity (Key lock and PIN code lock)
PIN code lock This	function	locks	the	top	control	and	remote	control	
buttons	to	prevent	operation	by	unauthorized	persons.
Select	Key lock	and	then	press	the	SELECT	button,	
and	select	the	desired	item	by	pressing	the	Point	
▲▼	
buttons.
	..... 	Unlocked.
	..... 	Lock	the	operation	of	the	top	control.	 To	
unlock,	use	the	remote	control.
	..... 	Lock	the	operation	of	the	remote	control.				 To	unlock,	use	the	top	control.
If	the	top	control	accidentally	becomes	locked	and	you	do	
not	have	the	remote	control	nearby	or	there	is	something	
wrong	with	your	remote	control,	contact	the	dealer	where	
you	purchased	the	projector	or	the	service	center.
This	 function	 allows	 you	 to	 use	 the	 Key	 lock	 and	 PIN	 code	
lock	function	to	set	the	security	for	the	projector	operation.
This	function	prevents	the	projector	from	being	operated	
by	unauthorized	persons	and	provides	the	following	
setting	options	for	security.
	 Off	........... 	Unlocked.
	 On1	......... 	Enter	the	PIN	code	every	time	turning	on	
the	projector.
	 On2	......... 	Enter	the	PIN	code	to	operate	the	projector	
once	the	power	cord	is	disconnected;	as	
long	as	the	AC	power	cord	is	connected,	
the	projector	can	be	operated	without	a	
PIN	code.
Whenever	you	change	the	PIN	code	lock	setting	or	the	
PIN	code	(the	four-digit	number),	you	are	required	to	
enter	the	PIN	code.	The	“1234”	is	set	as	the	initial	PIN	
code	at	the	factory.	
If	you	want	to	change	the	PIN	code	lock	setting,	Press	
the	SELECT	button	and	the	PIN	code	dialog	box	
appears.
When	the	projector	is	locked	with	the	PIN	code,	the	
Security	icon	appears	on	the	guide.
PIN code lock 
						

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Setting
Use	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	select	Off,	On1	or On2,	
and	then	press	the	SELECT	button	to	make	a	choice.
Change the PIN code lock setting Enter a PIN code
Use	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	enter	a	number.	Press	the	
Point	
◄	►	buttons	to	fix	the	number	and	move	the	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	next	box.	The	number	changes	to	
.	If	you	fixed	an	incorrect	number,	use	the	Point	
◄	►	
buttons	to	move	the	pointer	to	the	number	you	want	to	
correct,	and	then	enter	the	correct	number.
Repeat	this	step	to	complete	entering	a	four-digit	
number.
After	entering	the	four-digit	number,	move	the	pointer	to	
Set.	Press	the	SELECT	button	so	that	you	can	change	
the	following	PIN	code	lock	setting.
If	you	entered	an	incorrect	PIN	code,	PIN code	and	the	
number	()	will	turn	red	for	a	moment.	Enter	the	
correct	PIN	code	all	over	again.
Enter a PIN code
Change the PIN code 
Change the PIN code
CAUTION:
wHEN yOU HAVE CHANGED THE PIN CODE, wRITE 
DOwN THE NEw PIN CODE IN COLUMN OF THE 
PIN CODE NO . MEMO ON PAGE 75, AND KEEP IT 
SECURELy . IF yOU FORGET yOUR PIN CODE, THE 
PROjECTOR CAN NO LONGER BE STARTED .
The	PIN	code	can	be	changed	to	your	desired	four-digit	
number.	Press	the	SELECT	button	to	select	PIN code 
change.	Pin	code	dialog	box	appears,	use	the	Point	▲▼	
buttons	to	enter	the	correct	code.	The	New	PIN	code	
input	dialog	box	appears.	Set	a	new	PIN	code. 
						

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Setting
This	 function	 provides	 the	 following	 options	 in	 the	 cooling	
fans’	operation	when	the	projector	is	turned	off	(p.20).
	L1	...... 	Normal	operation
	 L2	...... 	Slower	 and	 lower-sound	 than	 the	 normal	 operation	
(L1),	 but	 it	 takes	 more	 time	 to	 cool	 the	 projector	
down.
Fan
This	projector	provides	Fan	control	function	in	the	Setting	
menu.
Choose	the	running	speed	of	cooling	fans	from	the	following	
options	according	to	the	ground	elevation	under	which	you	
use	the	projector.	
Off................	Normal	speed.	Set	this	function	to	Off	when	
																						using	the	projector	in	non-high	altitude	
																						environment.	
On1.............	Faster	than	Off	mode.	Select	this	mode	
																						when	using	the	projector	in	high	altitudes	
																						(about	1,000	meters	to	2,000	meters	above		
	
			the	sea	level)	where	the	fans	have	less		 			
			cooling	effect.	
On2.............	Faster	than	On1	mode.	Select	this	mode	
																						when	using	the	projector	in	higher	altitudes	
																						(about	2,000	meters	to	3,000	meters		
			 			above	the	sea	level)	where	the	fans	have				
	 			lesser	cooling	effect.
Note:
	 The	fan	noise	becomes	louder	in	On1	and	On2.	
Fan control
Lamp counter 
Be	 sure	 to	 reset	 the	 Lamp	 replacement	 counter	 after	 the	
lamp	is	replaced.	(p.61)		
Press	 the	 Point
 
▲▼ buttons	 to	 choose	 the	 Lamp	 counter	
function	and	then	press	the	Point	
► 	or	the	SELECT	button	to	
access	the	submenu	items.	
Lamp counter................This	item	 shows	the	total	
																																								accumulated	time	of	the	lamp	
																																								usage.
Lamp counter reset....... Press	the	SELECT button	to		 	
	 	 	choose	Lamp counter reset .	
																																								Select	 ye s	in	the	confirmation
																																								box	if	you	want	to	reset	the	lamp
																																								counter,	and	then	choose	ye s 	in
																																								the	second	confirmation	box	to	
																																								reset	lamp	counter.
Lamp counter reset 
						

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Setting
Factory default
This	function	returns	all	setting	values	except	for	the	User 
logo ,	PIN code lock,	Logo PIN code lock ,	Lamp counter	
and	Filter counter	to	the	factory	default	settings.
Factory default
warning log
This	function	records	anomalous	operations	while	the	
projector	is	in	operation	and	use	it	when	diagnosing	faults.	
Up	to	10	warning	logs	are	displayed	with	the	latest	warning	
message	at	the	top	of	the	list,	followed	by	previous	warning	
messages	in	chronological	order.	
Note:
	 		When	the	Factory	default	function	is	executed,	all	the	 warning	log	records	will	be	deleted.
This	function	is	used	to	set	a	frequency	for	the	filter	
cleaning.
When	the	projector	reached	a	specified	time	between	
cleanings,	a	Filter	warning	icon	appears	on	the	screen,	
notifying	the	cleaning	is	necessary.	After	cleaning	the	filter,	
be	sure	to	select	Reset 	and	set	the	timer.	The	Filter	warning	
icon	will	not	turn	off	until	the	filter	counter	is	reset.
For	details	about	resetting	the	timer,	refer	to	“Resetting	the	
Filter	Counter”	on	page	59. Filter counter 
Filter counter
Press	the	SELECT	button	to	select	Timer,	and	then	
use	the	Point	
▲▼	buttons	to	set	the	timer.	Select	
from	(Off/100H/	200H/	300H)	depending	on	the	use	
environment.
Filter	warning	icon	appears	on	the	screen	at	a	set	time. Fig .1 			Filter	warning	icon
Note:
			This	icon	also	appears	at	turning	on.
Note:
	 	The	Filter	warning	icon	(Fig.1)	will	not	appear	when	the	
Display	function	is	set	to	 Off	(p.45),	during	Freeze(p.25),	
or	No show 	(p.26).
Filter  counter  reset 
						

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Information
Input Source Information Display
The	Information	Menu	is	used	for	checking	the	status	of	the	image	signal	being	projected	and	the	operation	of	the	projector.
H-sync freq .
V-sync freq .
Lamp counter
Information Menu
The	horizontal	frequency	of	the	input	signal	is	displayed	in	
KHz,	or	- - - - -	when	no	signal.
The	vertical	frequency	of	the	input	signal	is	displayed	in	Hz,	
or	- - - - -		when	no	signal.	Numbers	of	Hz	doubles	when	
during	Interlace.
The	cumulative	lamp	operating	time	is	displayed. Direct Operation
Press	the	INFO.	button	on	the	remote	control	to	display	the	
Information	Menu.
INFO . button
Remote Control
Press	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	select	the	Information.	The	
Information	Menu	is	displayed.	
See	below	for	displayed	information. Menu Operation
Power management Screen
Off,	Ready or	Shut down ,	and	Timer are	displayed.
The	selected	screen	size	is	displayed. Input
Lamp status The	selected	input	source	is	displayed.
The	selected	lamp	mode	is	displayed. Language
The	selected	language	is	displayed.
Key lock
The	selected	Key	lock	icon	is	displayed.
PIN code lock
Off	or	On1	or	On2	is	displayed.
Remote control
The	selected	remote	code		is	displayed. 
						

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The	WARNING	indicator	shows	the	state	of	the	function	which	protects	the	projector.	Check	the	state	of	the	
WARNING	indicator	and	the	POWER	indicator	to	take	proper	maintenance.	
wARNING indicator
The projector is shut down and the wARNING 
indicator is blinking red .
When	the	temperature	inside	the	projector	reaches	a	
certain	level,	the	projector	will	be	automatically	shut	down	to	
protect	the	inside	of	the	projector.	The	POWER	indicator	is	
blinking	while	the	projector	is	being	cooled	down.	When	the	
projector	has	cooled	down	enough	(to	its	normal	operating	
temperature),	it	can	be	turned	on	again	by	pressing	the	ON/
STAND-BY	button.
The projector is shut down and the wARNING 
indicator lights red .
When	the	projector	detects	an	abnormal	condition,	it	is	
automatically	shut	down	to	protect	the	inside	of	the	projector	
and	the	WARNING	indicator	lights	red.	In	this	case,	unplug	
the	AC	power	cord	and	reconnect	it,	and	then	turn	the	
projector	on	once	again	to	verify	operation.	If	the	projector	
cannot	be	turned	on	and	the	WARNING	indicator	still	lights	
red,	unplug	the	AC	power	cord	and	contact	the	service	
station.	
CAUTION
DO	NOT	LEAVE	THE	PROJECTOR	WITH	THE	
AC	POWER	CORD	CONNECTED	UNDER	AN	
ABNORMAL	CONDITION.	IT	M AY	RESULT	IN	
FIRE	OR	ELECTRIC	SHOCK.		
Maintenance and Cleaning
Top Control
Top Control
Note:
	 	The	WARNING	indicator	continues	to	blink	even	after	
the	temperature	inside	the	projector	returns	to	normal.	
When	the	projector	is	turned	on	again,	the	WARNING		
indicator	stops	blinking.	
Then check the matters below:
–		Did	you	provide	appropriate	space	for	the	projector	to	be	ventilated?	Check	the	installing	condition	to	see	if	the	air	
vents	of	the	projector	are	not	blocked.
–		Has	the	projector	been	installed	near	an	Air-Conditioning/	 Heating	Duct	or	Vent?	Move	the	installation	of	the	
projector	away	from	the	duct	or	vent.
–		Is	the	filter	clean?	Clean	the	filter	periodically.
WARNING 	blinking 	
red
WARNING	lights	
red 
						

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Maintenance and Cleaning
Filter	prevents	dust	from	accumulating	on	the	optical	elements	inside	the	projector.	Should	the	filters	become	
clogged	with	dust	particles,	it	will	reduce	cooling	fans’	effectiveness	and	may	result	in	internal	heat	buildup	
and	adversely	affect	the	life	of	the	projector.	If	a	“Filter	warning”	icon	appears	on	the	screen,	clean	the	filters	
immediately.	Clean	the	filters	by	following	the	steps	below.
CAUTION
Do	not	operate	the	projector	with	the	filters	
removed.	Dust	may	accumulate	on	the	optical	
elements	degrading	picture	quality.
Do	not	put	anything	into	the	air	vents.	Doing	so	
may	result	in	malfunction	of	the	projector.
RECOMMENDATION
  we recommend avoiding dusty/smoky environments  when you operate the projector . Usage in these 
environments may cause poor image quality .
	 When	using	the	projector	under	dusty	or	smoky	conditions,	 dust	may	accumulate	on	a	lens,	LCD	panels,	or	optical	
elements	inside	the	projector	degrading	the	quality	of	a	
projected	image.	When	the	symptoms	above	are	noticed,	
contact	your	authorized	dealer	or	service	station	for	proper	
cleaning.
Be	sure	to	reset	the	Filter	counter	after	cleaning	or	replacing	
the	filters.	
Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	
▲▼	buttons	to	select	Setting	and	
then	press	the	Point	
►	or	the	SELECT		button.
Use	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	select	Filter counter	and	
then	press	the	Point	
►	or	the	SELECT	button.	Use	the	
Point	
▲▼buttons	to	select	Filter counter reset	and	
then	press	the	SELECT	button.	Filter counter Reset?	
appears.	Select	 ye s	to	continue.
1
2
Resetting the Filter Counter
Filter counter
Filter counter 
Reset? appears.
Select	ye s ,	then	
another	confirmation	
box	appears.
Select	ye s 	again	
to	reset	the	Filter	
counter.
Another	confirmation	dialog	box	appears,	select	 ye s	to	
reset	the	Filter	counter.3
Cleaning the Filters
Panel	front	assembly
Pull	horizontally	and	remove.
Panel	net	(filter	back)	
							Pull	horizontally	and	then	remove	it	leftward.
Turn	 off	 the	 projector,	 and	 unplug	 the	 AC	 power	 cord	
from	the	AC	outlet.
Remove	the	panel	front	assembly	by	pulling	the	latch	
horizontally.
Remove	the	panel	net		by	pulling	the	latch	horizontally	
and	then	remove	it	leftward.
1
2
Clean	the	filters	with	a	brush	or	rinse	them	softly.3
When	cleaning	the	filters	by	rinsing,	dry	them	well.		
Replace	the	filters	properly.		Make	sure	that	the	filters	
are	fully	inserted.4Note: 	 Please	be	sure	to	 fit	this	edge	when	
inserting	this	panel	
front	assembly.
Spacer	filter	front
Panel	front 
						

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Maintenance and CleaningCleaning the Projector CabinetCleaning the Projection Lens
Unplug	the	AC	power	cord	before	cleaning.
Gently
	wipe 	the 	projection 	lens 	with 	 a	cleaning 	cloth 	that 	
contains 	 a	small 	amount 	of 	non-abrasive 	camera 	lens 	
cleaner, 	or 	use 	 a	lens 	cleaning 	paper 	or 	commercially 	
available	air	blower	to	clean	the	lens.	
Avoid 	using 	an 	excessive 	amount 	of 	cleaner. 	Abrasive 	
cleaners, 	solvents, 	or 	other 	harsh 	chemicals 	might 	 scratch	
the	surface	of	the	lens.
Unplug	the	AC	power	cord	before	cleaning.
Gently	wipe	the	projector	body	with	a	soft	dry	cleaning	cloth.	
When	 the	 cabinet	 is	 heavily	 soiled,	 use	 a	 small	 amount	 of	
mild	detergent	and	finish	with	a	soft	dry	cleaning	cloth.	Avoid	
using 	an 	excessive 	amount 	of 	cleaner. 	Abrasive 	cleaners, 	
solvents,	or	other	harsh	chemicals	might	scratch	the	surface	
of	the	cabinet.
When 	the 	projector 	is 	not 	in 	use, 	put 	the 	projector 	in 	
an 	appropriate 	carrying 	case 	to 	protect 	it 	from 	dust 	and 	
scratches.
When 	moving 	this 	projector 	or 	while 	not 	using 	it 	over 	an 	
extended	period	of	time,	replace	the	lens	cap.
Attach	the	lens	cap	according	to	the	following	procedures.
Attaching the Lens Cap
1
2
Thread	the	string	through	the	hole	on	the	lens	cap	and	
then	tie	a	knot	in	the	string	to	secure	it	in	place.
To 	pass	the	other	end	of	the	string	into	the	hole	on	the	
bottom	of	the	projector	and	pull	at	it.
Do	not	use	any	flammable	solvents	or	air	sprays	on	the
projector	 and	in	its	 vicinity.	 The	explosion 	or	 fire	 hazard 	
may 	occur 	even 	after 	the 	AC	 power 	cord 	is	 unplugged 	
because	the	temperature	inside	the	projector	is	extremely	
high	 due	 to	 the	 lamps.	 In	 addition,	 there	 is	 a	 risk	 that	 the	
internal	parts	may	be	damaged	not	only	by	the	flammable	
air	spray	but	also	by	the	cold	air.
CAUTION