Eiki Projector Lc Wb100 User Manual

							
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Part Names and Functions
Note:
To	ensure	safe	operation,	please	observe	the	following	precautions:
–	 Do	not	bend,	drop,	or	expose	the	remote	control	to	moisture	or	heat.
–	 For	cleaning,	use	a	soft	dry	cloth.	Do	not	apply	benzene,	thinner,	spray,	or	any	chemical	material.
Remote Control
⑦
㉑④
⑲
②
⑧
⑨
⑬
⑰
⑤
⑥
⑳
⑯
③
②	AUTO SET button
					 Execute 	the 	setting 	of 	Auto 	setup 	(includes 	Input 	search, 	Auto 	PC 	adj.
					 and 	Auto 	Keystone 	functions) 	in 	the 	setting 	menu. 	
					(pp.23,	45)
⑤ S-VIDEO button
	 Select	the	S-VIDEO	input	source.		(p.37)
⑥	Point ▲▼◄►	buttons
	 –	Select	an	item	or	adjust	the	value	in	the	On-Screen	Menu.		(p.21)
	 –	Pan	the	image	in	the	Digital	zoom	+/-	mode.		(p.36)
⑬	MUTE button
	 Mute	the	sound.		(p.24)
⑦	SCREEN button
	 Select	a	screen	mode.		(pp.26,35,43)
⑯	P-TIMER button
	 Operate	the	P-timer	function.		(p.26)
⑩	NO SHOW button
	 Temporarily	turn	off	the	image	on	the	screen.		(p.26)
⑰	LAMP button
	 Select	a	lamp	mode.		(pp.25,	55)
⑲	 KEySTONE button
	 Correct	keystone	distortion.		(pp.23,	46)
⑳	SELECT button
	 –		Execute	the	selected	item.		(p.21)
	–	 Expand 	or 	compress 	the 	image 	in 	Digital 	zoom 	mode. 		(p.36)
⑧		MENU button
	 Open	or	close	the	On-Screen	Menu.		(p.21)
⑨	FREEZE button
	 Freeze	the	picture	on	the	screen.		(p.25)	
⑫	VOLUME +/- buttons
	 Adjust	the	volume	level. 		(p.24)
①	ON/STAND-By  button 
	 Turn	the	projector	on	or	off.		(pp.18-20)
③  COMPUTER 1/ buttons
	Select	the	COMPUTER	1	or	COMPUTER	2	input	source.		(pp.27-28,	38)
⑪	D .ZOOM ▲▼	buttons
	 Zoom	in	and	out	the	images.		(pp.25,	36)
⑭ IMAGE button
	 Select	the	image	mode.		(pp.26,33,40)
㉑	COMPONENT button
	 Select	the	COMPONENT 	input	source.	(p.38)
④ VIDEO button
	 Select	the	VIDEO	input	source.		(p.37)
⑱
⑱	 INFO . button
	 Operate	the	information	function.		(p.60)
①
㉒
㉒ HDMI button
	 Select	the	HDMI	input	source.		(pp.25,50)
⑩
⑫
⑪⑭
⑮
⑮	PIP button
	 Operate	the	Picture	In	Picture	function.	(pp.25,51) 
						

							
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Part Names and Functions
To	ensure	safe	operation,	please	observe	the	following	precautions	:
	●	 Use	two	(2)	 AAA	or	LR03	type	alkaline	batteries.
	●	 Always	replace	batteries	in	sets.
	●	 Do	not	use	a	new	battery	with	a	used	battery.
	●	 Avoid	contact	with	water	or	liquid.
	●	 Do	not	expose	the	remote	control	to	moisture	or	heat.
	●	 Do	not	drop	the	remote	control.
	●	 If	the	battery	has	leaked	on	the	remote	control,	carefully	wipe	the	case	clean	and	install	new	batteries.
	●	 Risk	of	an	explosion	if	battery	is	replaced	by	an	incorrect	type.	
	●	 Dispose	of	used	batteries	according	to	the	instructions	or	your	local	disposal	rule	or	guidelines.
Open	the	battery	
compartment	lid.Install	new	batteries	
into	the	compartment.Replace	the	
compartment	lid.
Two AAA size batteries
For	correct	polarity	
(+	and	–),	be	sure	
battery	terminals	are	
in	contact	with	pins	in	
compartment.
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Point	the	remote	control	toward	the	projector	(Infrared	
Remote	Receiver)	when	pressing	the	buttons.	Maximum	
operating	range	for	the	remote	control	is	about	16.4'(5	m)	
and	60	degrees	in	front	of	the	projector.
Remote Control Operating Range
Remote Control Battery Installation
16.4'
(5	m)
30°
Remote	control
30°
Remote Control Code
The	2	different	remote	control	codes	(Code	1	-	Code	2)	are	assigned	to	this	projector.	Switching	the	remote	
control	codes	prevents	interference	from	other	remote	controls	when	several	projectors	or	video	equipment	
next	to	each	other	are	operated	at	the	same	time.	Change	the	remote	control	code	for	the	projector	first	before	
changing	that	for	the	remote	control.	See	"Remote	control"	in	the	Setting	Menu	on	page	55.
Press	and	hold	the	MENU	and	IMAGE	buttons	for	more	
than	five	seconds	to	switch	between	the	
Code 1 and Code 
.		 The	initial	code	is	set	to	Code 1.
MENU button
IMAGE button
While	pressing	the	
MENU	button,	press	the	
IMAGE	button	
more	
than	five	seconds	to	
switch	between	the	
codes.	 
						

							
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Adjustable Feet
Positioning the Projector
For	projector	positioning,	see	the	figures	below.	The	projector	should	be	set	perpendicularly	to	the	plane	of	the	
screen.
Installation
Note:
	 •	The	brightness	in	the	room	has	a	great	influence	on	picture	quality.	It	is	recommended	to	limit	ambient	 lighting	in	order	to	obtain	the	best	image.
	 •	All	measurements	are	approximate	and	may	vary	from	the	actual	sizes.
Projection	angle	can	be	adjusted	up	to	12.0	degrees	with	
the	adjustable	feet.	
Lift	the	front	of	the	projector	and	press	the	feet	lock	latches	
on	both	side	of	the	projector.
Release	the	feet	lock	latches	to	lock	the	adjustable	feet	and	
rotate	the	adjustable	feet	to	a	proper	height,	and	tilt.
Keystone	distortion	can	be	adjusted	automatically	with	the	
Auto	setup	function	or	manually	by	using	the	remote	control	
or	the	menu	operation	(see	pages	23,	45-46).
        ---       ---
2.4’(0.74m)
8.3’(2.54m)
12.5(3.82m)
16.7’(5.10m)
25.2’(7.67m)
A
B
3062
93
124
186
30
49:1
16:10646 x 404
2.4’(0.74m)
4.0’(1.21m)
2154 x1346
8.3’(2.54m)
13.5’(4.11m)
3231 x 2019
12.5’(3.82m)
20.3’(6.18m)
4308 x 2692
16.7’(5.10m)
6462 x 4039
25.2’(7.67m)
Adjustable	FeetFeet	Lock	Latches 
						

							
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Installation
Connecting to a Computer
Cables used for connection 
•	VGA	cables	(Mini	D-sub	15	pin)	*
•	 Audio	cables
•	HDMI-DVI	cable
( *One	cable	is	supplied;	other	c ables	are	not	supplied	with	the	projector.)
Note:
	 •	Input	sound	to	the	COMPUTER1	/COMPUTER	2		 AUDIO	IN	
terminal	when	using	the	COMPUTER	IN	2	/	MONITOR	OUT 	and	
the	COMPUTER	IN	1/	COMPONENT 	IN	terminal	as	input.
	 •	When	the	 AUDIO	OUT	is	plugged-in,	the	projector's	built-in	
speaker	is	not	available.
	 •	 When	the	cable	is	of	the	longer	variety,	it	is	advisable	to	use	the	
COMPUTER	IN	1	/	COMPONENT 	IN	and	not	the	COMPUTER	
IN	2.
Unplug	the	power	cords	of	both	the	
projector	and	external	equipment	
from	the	 AC	outlet	before	connecting	
cables.
External	Audio	Equipment
Audio	cable	
(stereo)
Audio	cable		
(stereo)
Monitor	Output	
/Monitor	Input
Audio	Output
COMPUTER	1	/	
COMPUTER	2		
AUDIO	IN AUDIO	OUT
	
(stereo) Audio	Input
VGA
	
cable	
COMPUTER	IN	2	/	MONITOR	OUT
COMPUTER	IN	1	/	
COMPONENT
	IN	
VGA
	
cable	
Monitor	Output
DVI	output
HDMI-DVI	
cable	
HDMI
Note:
•				 Analog	RGB	and	component	signals	cannot	be	
output	from	the	COMPUTER	IN	2/MONITOR	
OUT 	terminal	when	using	the	COMPUTER	IN	
2/MONITOR	OUT 	terminal	as	output.	
•			When	DVI	signal	is	connected	to	HDMI	terminal	 with	HDMI-DVI	cable,	connect	the	sound	signal	
to	COMPUTER	2	 AUDIO	IN	and	set	up	
Sound	of	
"HDMI	setup"	to	"Computer2".	(p.50) 
						

							
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Installation
Connecting to Video Equipment
Cables used for connection  
•	Video	and	Audio	cable	(RCA 	x	3)	
•	S-Video	cable	
•	 Audio	cable	
(Cables	are	not	supplied	with	the	projector.	)
Unplug	the	power	cords	of	
both	the	projector	and	external	
equipment	from	the	 AC	outlet	
before	connecting	cables.Note:
	 	 When	 the	AUDIO	 OUT	is	 plugged-in,	the	 projector's	built-
in	speaker	is	not	available.
L          R
External	 Audio	Equipment
Audio	cable			
(stereo)
VIDEOS-VIDEO
S-Video	cable		
Video	and	audio	cable		
											Video	and	
Audio	Output
S-Video	Output
AUDIO	IN Audio	InputAUDIO	OUT
	(stereo)
(R)(L)(Video) 
						

							
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Installation
Connecting to Component Video Equipment
Note:
	 •	When	the	 AUDIO	OUT	is	plugged-in,	the	projector's	
built-in	speaker	is	not	available.
	 •	See	page	77	for	ordering	optional	cables.Unplug	the	power	cords	of	
both	the	projector	and	external	
equipment	from	the	 AC	outlet	
before	connecting	cables.
L          R
External	 Audio	Equipment
COMPUTER	1	/	
COMPUTER	2	
AUDIO	IN
Audio	cable	(stereo)
Audio	
cable	
(stereo)
Audio	Input
Component	Video	Output
(Y,	Pb/Cb,	Pr/Cr)
RGB	Scart	21-
pin	Output Audio	Output
Scart-VGA 	
cable	
Component-
VGA 	cable
AUDIO	OUT 	
(stereo)
Component	
cable
COMPUTER	IN	1/	COMPONENT
	IN	
Cables used for connection	
•	Audio	cables	
•	Scart-VGA 	cable		
•	HDMI	cable	 	 	
•	Component	cable	
•	Component-VGA 	Cable	
(Cables	are	not	supplied	with	this	projector.)		
HDMI	output
HDMI	
cable	
HDMI 
						

							
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Installation
Connecting the AC Power Cord
This	projector	uses	nominal	input	voltages	of	100-120	V	or	
200–240	V	AC	and	it	automatically	selects	the	correct	input	
voltage.	It	is	designed	to	work	with	single-phase	power	
systems	having	a	grounded	neutral	conductor.	 To	reduce	
the	risk	of	electrical	shock,	do	not	plug	into	any	other	type	of	
power	system.
If	you	are	not	sure	of	the	type	of	power	being	supplied,	
consult	your	authorized	dealer	or	service	station.
Connect	the	projector	with	all	peripheral	equipment	before	
turning	the	projector	on.
Note:
					Unplug	the	 AC	power	cord	when	the	projector	is	not	
					in	use.		When	this	projector	is	connected	to	an	outlet
					with	the	 AC	power	cord,	it	is	in	Stand-by	mode	and
					consumes	a	little	electric	power.
Connect 	the 	AC 	power 	cord 	(supplied) 	to 	the	
projector.
To	the	 AC	outlet.
(00 - 40 V AC)
NOTE ON THE POWER CORD
AC	power	cord	must	meet	requirement	of	the	country	where	you	use	the	projector.
Confirm	the	 AC	plug	type	with	the	chart	below	and	proper	 AC	power	cord	must	be	used.
If	supplied	 AC	power	cord	does	not	match	your	 AC	outlet,	contact	your	sales	dealer.
To	power	cord	
connector	on	your	
projector.
Projector sideAC outlet side
Ground
To	the	AC	outlet.
(10 V AC)
For the U .S .A . and Canada
To	the	 AC	outlet.
(00 - 40 V AC)
For the U .K .For Continental Europe
	 CAUTION
The	 AC	outlet	must	be	near	this	equipment	and	must	be	
easily	accessible. 
						

							
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The	preparation	display	will	disappear	
after	30	seconds.
(See	page	55	for	Lamp	control	status.)
Turning On the Projector
Connect	the	projector’s	 AC	power	cord	into	an	AC	
outlet.	 The	POWER	indicator	lights	red.
	Open	the	lens	
cap	(see	pages	8,	63).
Press	the	ON/STAND-BY 	button	on	the	top	control	or	
on	the	remote	control.	 The	POWER	indicator	lights	
green	and	the	cooling	fans	start	to	operate.	 The	
preparation	display	appears	on	the	screen	and	the	
countdown	starts.	


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4After	the	countdown,	the	input	source	that	was	
selected	the	last	time	and	the	lamp	control	status	icon	
(see	page	55)	appear	on	the	screen.
Complete	peripheral	connections	(with	a	computer,	
VCR,	etc.)	before	turning	on	the	projector.		
Selected Input Source and Lamp Control
Note:
	 •	When	 the	Logo	 select	 function	 is	set	 to	
Off,	the	 logo	 will	
not	be	shown	on	the	screen	(p.47).
	 •	When	
Countdown  off 	or	Off 	is	 selected	 in	the	 Display	
function,	 the	countdown	 will	not	 be	shown	 on	the	 screen	
(p.46).
	 •	During	the	countdown	period,	all	operations	are	invalid.
	 •	When	 the	Input	 Search	 function	 is	set	 to	On ,	the	 input	
signal	will	be	searched	automatically	(p.45)	
	 •	 When	Off 	is	 selected	 in	the	 Display	 function,	 the	Video/
PC 	selection 	window 	and 	the 	input 	signal 	guidance	
window	are	not	shown	on	the	screen.	(p.46)
	
Note:
	 		The	Filter	warning	and	Lamp	replacement	
icons	may	appear	on	the	screen	depending	
on	the	usage	state	of	the	projector.
Basic Operation
Lamp	control	status
Video
If	there	is	no	signal	input	when	start	on	the	projector,	
or	the	current	signal	is	missed	while	operating	the	
projector,	t he	Video/PC	selection	window 	will	be	
displayed	on	the	screen,	please	move	the	pointer	to	
input	source	desired	by	pressing	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	
and	press	the	SELECT 	button.		And	then	follow	the	
input	signal	guidance	window 	to	correct	the	signal	and	
connection.		
If	the	projector	is	locked	with	a	PIN	code,	PIN	code	
input	dialog	box	will	appear.	Enter	the	PIN	code	as	
instructed	on	the	next	page.5
Video / PC selection window
Video / PC selection window
Input signal guidance window
Input signal guidance window
																							No	signal
Current	Input	setting							Video	
VIDEOS-VIDEO
							Is	signal	processed	correctly?		
							Is	cable	connected	properly?		
																											No	signal
Current	Input	setting			COMPUTER1	RGB
									Is	signal	processed	correctly?		
									Is	cable	connected	properly?		
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What is PIN code?
PIN	(Personal	Identification	Number)	code	is	a	security	
code	that	allows	the	person	who	knows	it	to	operate	the	
projector.	Setting	a	PIN	code	prevents	unauthorized	use	of	
the	projector.
A	PIN	code	consists	of	a	four-digit	number.	Refer	to	the	PIN	
code	lock	function	in	the	Setting	Menu	on	pages	54-55	for	
locking	operation	of	the	projector	with	your	PIN	code.
Enter a PIN code
Use	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	enter	a	number.	Press	the	
Point	
►	button	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	
◄	button	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	start	to	operate	
the	projector.
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.
CAUTION ON HANDLING PIN CODE
If	you	forget	your	PIN	code,	the	projector	can	no	
longer	be	started.	 Take	a	special	care	in	setting	
a	new	PIN	code;	write	down	the	number	in	a	
column	on	page	80	of	this	manual	and	keep	it	
on	hand.	Should	the	PIN	code	be	missing	or	
forgotten,	consult	your	dealer	or	service	center.
After	the	OK	icon	disappears,	
you	can	operate	the	projector.		
PIN Code Input Dialog Box
Basic Operation
Note:
	 •	If	the	PIN	code	number	is	not	entered	within	three	 minutes	after	the	PIN	code	dialog	box	appeared,	the	
projector	will	be	turned	off	automatically.
	 •	The	“1234”	is	set	as	the	initial	PIN	code	at	the	factory.
	 
						

							
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TO	MAINTAIN	THE	LIFE	OF	THE	LAMP,	ONCE	
YOU	 TURN	 THE	PROJECTOR	ON,	WAIT 	AT 	
LEAST 	FIVE	MINUTES	BEFORE	 TURNING	IT	
OFF.
Power off?	disappears	after	4	seconds.
Turning Off the Projector
Press	the	ON/STAND-BY 	button	on	the	top	control	or	
on	the	remote	control,	and	
Power off?  appears	on	the	
screen.
Press	the	ON/STAND-BY 	button	again	to	turn	off	the	
projector.	 The	POWER	indicator	starts	to	blink	red,	and	
the	cooling	fans	keep	running.	(You	can	select	the	level	
of	fans’ 	quietness	and	speed.	See	“Fan”	on	page	58.)	
At	this	time,	you	can	unplug	the	 AC	power	cord	even	if	
the	fans	are	still	running.
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When	the	projector	has	cooled	down	enough,	the	
POWER	indicator	stops	blinking	and	you	can	turn	on	
the	projector.	
Note:
	 •	When	the	On	start	function	is	set	to	
On ,	the	projector	
will	be	turned	on	automatically	by	connecting	the	 AC	
power	cord	to	an	 AC	outlet	(p.53).
	 •	The	running	speed	of	cooling	fans	is	changed	according 	
to	the	temperature	inside	the	projector.
	 •	Do	not	put	the	projector	in	a	case	before	the	projector	is 	
cooled	enough.
	 •	If	the	WARNING	indicator	blinks	or	lights	red,	see	 “WARNING	indicator”	on	page	61.
	 •	While	the	POWER	indicator	is	blinking,	the	lamp	is	 being	cooled	down	and	the	projector	cannot	be	turned	
on.	Wait	until	the	POWER	indicator	stops	blinking	to	turn	
on	the	projector	again.
		•	The	fan	rotation	will	terminate	directly	if	the	 AC	power	
cord	is	unplugged	immediately	after	the	projector	is	
turned	off.
		•	The	projector	can	be	turned	on	after	the	POWER	 indicator	turns	red.	 The	waiting	time	to	restart	will	be	
shortened	when	the	normal	power-off	processing	for	fan	
				cooling	is	completed,	compared	with	the	time	the	 AC	
power	cord	is	immediately	unplugged	after	the	power-
off.	
DO	NOT 	OPERATE	 THE	PROJECTOR	
CONTINUOUSLY 	WITHOUT	REST.	
CONTINUOUS	USE	MAY 	RESULT	IN	
SHORTENING	 THE	LAMP	LIFE.	TURN	OFF	 THE	
PROJECTOR	 AND	LET	STAND	FOR	 ABOUT	AN	
HOUR	IN	EVERY 	24	HOURS.
Basic Operation