InFocus Projector Lp580b User Manual

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Adjusting the Video settings
1.Double-click the Video control panel icon. 
• The Video settings dialog box appears.
2.Make the desired changes.
• Click any active arrow to increase or decrease a value.
• Click an option button under Mode to select one of four 
options.
• Click “Reset” to reset the value to their original settings.
3.Close the dialog box.
• Click “OK” to save any changes and close the dialog box.
You cannot access this dialog when computer input 
is being displayed.
Adjusts the sharpness 
of the image
Adjusts the color 
density of the image
Selects video 
broadcast format. 
Resets changes to default settingsCloses dialog box
Adjusts image 
contrast
Adjusts image 
brightness
Adjusts the tintIndicates source 
of input 
						

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Adjusting the Audio settings
1.Double-click the Audio control panel icon. 
• The Audio settings dialog box appears.
2.Make the desired changes.
• Click any arrow to increase or decrease a value.
• Click the Loudness check box to select it. Click it again to 
deselect it.
• Click an option button under Audio Source to select one of 
three options.
• Click “Reset” to reset the value to their original settings.
3.Close the dialog box.
• Click “OK” to save any changes and close the dialog box.
Adjusts treble
Adjusts the balance 
between the left 
and right speakers
Turns bass boost 
on and off
Resets changes to default settingsCloses dialog box
Adjusts bass
Adjusts the volume
Adjusts the audio 
level between the 
internal and exter-
nal speakers
Activates audio 
input from the 
computer, the 
video, or from 
whichever source 
is active
Indicates source 
of input 
						

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Adjusting the Display settings
1.Double-click the Display control panel icon. 
• The Display settings dialog box appears.
2.Make the desired changes.
• Click an option button under Blank To to select one of three 
options.
• Click any arrow to increase or decrease a value.
• Click a check box to select it. Click it again to deselect it.
• Click “Reset” to reset the value to their original settings.
3.Close the dialog box.
• Click “OK” to save any changes and close the dialog box.
Flips image verti-
cally so it appears 
upside down
Inverts the colors 
displayed
Flips image hor-
izontally for 
rear projection
Resets changes to default settingsCloses dialog box
Sets the color of 
the display 
when the screen 
is blank
Indicates source 
of input
Adjusts the verti-
cal display of the 
image
Adjusts the hori-
zontal display of 
the image 
						

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Adjusting the Options settings
1.Double-click the Options control panel icon. 
• The Options settings dialog box appears.
2.Make the desired changes.
• Click an option button under Background to select one of 
three options.
• Click any active arrow to increase or decrease a value.
• Click a check box to select it. Click it again to deselect it.
• Click “Reset” to reset the value to their original settings.
3.Close the dialog box.
• Click “OK” to save any changes and close the dialog box.
Adjusts the 
number of 
minutes the 
projector 
must be idle 
before the 
lamp turns off
Activates on-
screen display of 
input source 
Enables the 
LP Remote 
Programmer
Resets all changes. Click “OK” 
in the confirmation dialog to 
reset all default settings.Closes dialog box
Allows you to 
select desired 
background 
pattern when 
no input sig-
nal is being 
received
Places projector 
in standby when 
powered on
 
Indicates source 
of input 
						

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Adjusting the Custom settings
1.Double-click the Custom control panel icon. 
• The Custom Key settings dialog box appears.
2.Assign a function to the Custom key on the remote.
• Click an option button to select one of four options.
• Click “Reset” to reset the values to their original settings.
3.Close the dialog box.
• Click “OK” to save any changes and close the dialog box.
Enables LP Remote 
Programmer
Blanks the screen 
to selected pattern
Displays input 
source on screen 
Resets changes to default settings. Closes dialog box
Displays the back-
ground pattern.
PAT T E R N
SERIAL
BLANK
PROMPT 
						

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LP Remote Programmer Utility
LP Remote Programmer allows you to use the remote’s trackball as 
you do your computer ’s mouse, control presentation software as an 
electronic clicker, and customize buttons to carry out commands. It 
also provides button templates for popular presentation software 
applications. 
Programmable buttons
Five of the buttons on the remote control unit are programmable. You 
can assign a sequence of up to 32 keystrokes to each of these buttons. 
For example, instead of typing CTRL + TAB to advance to the next 
screen, you can assign this sequence to one of the buttons. Then, 
pressing the button has the same effect as typing CTRL + TAB.
LP Remote Programmer dialog box
All buttons except the five programmable ones are displayed in gray 
to indicate that they are unavailable. The text box next to each 
programmable button shows the keystrokes currently assigned to it. 
Enter keystrokes here
Deletes
changes Saves 
changes
Assigned 
keystrokes
are displayed
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Macros and templates 
A sequence of keystrokes assigned to a button is called a macro. A set 
of macros is stored in a file called a template. You can create as many 
templates as you like: one for each presentation software application, 
for example.
The first time you launch LP Remote Programmer, it opens the 
default template. In the illustration on the previous page, a template 
named REMOTDEF.TPT is opened.
Programming a button
There are two ways to assign a macro to a button: you can record it or 
type it. Recording keystrokes is usually preferable. However, if the 
macro includes control keys (CTRL, ALT, SHIFT, etc.), you should 
type the characters and codes in the text box. 
To record a macro: 
1.Click the button you want to program. (You can also press Enter 
on an IBM-compatible computer or Select on a Macintosh to 
select a button to program.) 
• The text box at the top of the window displays the keystrokes 
that are already assigned to the button. 
2.Click the Record button to start recording. (You can also press the 
Scroll Lock key on an IBM-compatible computer to start record-
ing.)
3.Type the keystrokes you want to assign to the button, up to 32 
keystrokes. 
• If you are using an IBM-compatible computer and the 
keystroke sequence includes the Scroll Lock key, click the 
Record button to stop recording, type [SC] (including the 
brackets), then click Record to start recording again.
4.Click “OK” to stop recording.
5.Repeat steps 1-4 for the other buttons.
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To  t y p e  a  m a c r o :
1.Click the button you want to program. (You can also press Enter 
on an IBM-compatible computer or Select on a Macintosh to 
select a button to program.)
• The text box at the top of the window displays the keystrokes 
that are already assigned to the button. 
2.Enter the keystrokes you want to assign to the button, up to 32 
keystrokes. For alphanumeric (character) keys, simply type the 
key. If you want to include non-character keys in your macro, fol-
low the guidelines below for either IBM-compatible computers or 
Macintosh computers.
To include non-character keys on IBM-compatible computers:
• Type the code enclosed in brackets. Click the Key Help button 
to display a list of the non-character key codes. 
• If two control keys are to be pressed at the same time, put 
brackets around the entire combination. For example, if 
Control and Alt are to be pressed at the same time, type 
[[CTRL][ALT]].
• To assign mouse clicks to a button: select the button to be 
programmed, select “Mouse Button” from the Special menu, 
then choose the desired mouse click. You can also type the 
code for the mouse click in the text box next to the button. The 
codes are listed here: 
Mouse button Code
Left Button Click [MLBC]
Left Button Double-Click [MLBDC] 
Left Button Down [MLBD]
Left Button Up [MLBU]
Left Button Drag On/Off [MLBDG] 
Right Button Click [MRBC] 
Right Button Double-Click [MRBDC] 
Right Button Down [MRBD]
Right Button Up [MRBU]
Right Button Drag On/Off [MRBDG] 
						

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To include non-character keys on Apple Macintosh computers:
• Use the recording method as described on the previous page; 
simply press the keys you want to include. Open “Mouse/
Special Buttons” in the Special menu to insert non-character 
keys.
• If two non-character keys are to be pressed at the same time, 
use the “Link” special key to connect the keys. For example, if 
the X key and the Control key are to be pressed at the same 
time, open “Mouse/Special Buttons” in the Special menu, 
insert the Control key code, insert the Link key code, then 
press X.
• To assign mouse clicks to a button: select the button to be 
programmed, select “Mouse/Special Buttons” from the 
Special menu, then choose the desired mouse click. 
3.Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the other buttons.
4.Save the template by choosing “Save” from the File menu.
Activating and verifying the template
Once you have programmed the buttons in a new template—or if you 
open another template—you must activate the template so that the 
remote buttons carry out the assigned macros. To do this, click the 
Activate button or choose “Activate” from the Special menu. A dialog 
box appears indicating that the template was activated. 
To verify the keystroke sequence programmed to a button, click the 
Button Test button or choose “Button Test” from the Special menu. A 
text box appears. Press a programmed button. LP Remote 
Programmer displays the keystrokes assigned to the button.
To increase or decrease trackball speed on the 
remote control, choose the desired speed from 
“Mouse Speeds” in the Special menu. 
						

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Maintenance
This section describes how to:
• clean the lens
• clean the air filter
• replace the projection lamp
• replace the batteries in the remote control
• replace the fuse
Do not open the LitePro case!
Except for the projection lamp, there are no user-
serviceable parts inside. Opening the case may 
cause electric shock! If you are having problems with 
your LitePro, refer to the “Troubleshooting” section 
of this manual. Call In Focus Technical Support if 
necessary. If your LitePro needs repair, they will refer 
you to an In Focus Authorized Service Provider. 
Cleaning the lens
Follow these steps to clean the projection lens.
1.Apply a non-abrasive glass cleaner to a soft, dry cleaning cloth.
• Be careful not to use excessive amounts of cleaner.
• Abrasive cleaners, solvents or other harsh chemicals may 
scratch the lens.
2.Lightly wipe the cleaning cloth over the lens.
3.If you will not be using the LitePro immediately, replace the lens 
cover.