NEC Np1200 Lcd Projector Users Manual

							LCD Projector
NP3200/NP2200/NP1200
User’s Manual
The NP3200 is not distributed in North America. 
						

							1st edition, October 2009
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NOTES
(1)	 The	contents	of	this	guide	may	not	be	reprinted	in	part	or	whole	without	permission.
(2)	 The	contents	of	this	guide	are	subject	to	change	without	notice.
(3)	 Great	care	has	been	 taken	 in	the	 preparation	 of	this	 manual; 	however,	 should	you	notice	 any	questionable	
points,	errors	or	omissions,	please	contact	us.
(4)	 Notwithstanding	 article	(3),	NEC	 will	not	 be	responsible	 for	any	 claims	 on	loss	 of	profit	 or	other	 matters	 deemed	
to	result	from	using	the	Projector. 
						

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Important Information
Safety Cautions
Precautions
Please	read 	this 	manual 	carefully 	before 	using 	your 	NEC 	NP3200/NP2200/NP1200 	projector 	and 	keep 	the 	manual 	
handy	for	future	reference.
CAUTION
To	turn	off	main	power,	be	sure	to	remove	the	plug	from	power	outlet.
The	power	 outlet	socket	 should	 be	installed	 as	near	 to	the	 equipment	 as	possible,	 and	should	 be	easily	
accessible.
CAUTION
TO	PREVENT	SHOCK,	DO	NOT	OPEN	 THE	CABINET.
THERE	ARE	HIGH-VOLTAGE	COMPONENTS	INSIDE.
REFER	SERVICING	TO	QUALIFIED	SERVICE	PERSONNEL.
This	symbol	 warns	the	user	 that	uninsulated	 voltage	within	the	unit	 may	 be	sufficient	 to	cause	 electrical	
shock.	Therefore,	it	is	dangerous	to	make	any	kind	of	contact	with	any	part	inside	of	the	unit.
This	 symbol	 alerts	the	user	 that	important	 information	 concerning	the	operation	 and	maintenance	 of	this	
unit	has	been	provided.
The	information	should	be	read	carefully	to	avoid	problems.
WARNING: TO	PREVENT	FIRE	OR	SHOCK,	DO	NOT	EXPOSE	 THIS	UNIT	TO	RAIN	OR	MOISTURE.
DO	NOT	 USE	THIS	 UNIT’S	 PLUG	WITH	AN	EXTENSION	 CORD	OR	IN	AN	 OUTLET	 UNLESS	 ALL	THE	
PRONGS	CAN	BE	FULLY	INSERTED.
DOC Compliance Notice (for Canada only)
This	Class	B	digital	apparatus	meets	all	requirements	of	the	Canadian	Interference-Causing	Equipment	Regulations.
Acoustic Noise Information Ordinance-3. GSGV (for Germany only):
The	sound	pressure	level	is	less	than	70	dB	(A)	according	to	ISO	3744	or	ISO	7779.
CAUTION
Avoid	displaying	stationary	images	for	a	prolonged	period	of	time.
Doing	so	can	result	in	these	images	being	temporarily	sustained	on	the	surface	of	the	LCD	panel.
If	this	 should	 happen,	 continue	 to	use	 your	 projector. 	The	 static	 background	 from	previous	 images	will	
disappear. 
						

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Important Information
RF Interference (for USA only)
WARNING
The	Federal	 Communications	 Commission	does	not	allow	 any	modifications	 or	changes	 to	the	 unit	 EXCEPT	
those	 specified	 by	NEC	 Display	 Solutions	 of	America,	 Inc.	in	 this	 manual. 	Failure	 to	comply	 with	this	government	
regulation	 could	void	your	 right	 to	operate	 this	equipment. 	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.
For	UK	only: 	In	 UK,	 a	BS	 approved	 power	cable	with	molded	 plug	has	a	Black	 (five	Amps)	 fuse	installed	 for	use	 with	
this	equipment. 	If	a	power	cable	is	not	supplied	with	this	equipment	please	contact	your	supplier.
Turkish RoHS information relevant for Turkish market
EEE Yönetmeliğine Uygundur.
EU-wide	legislation	 as	implemented	 in	each	 Member	 State	requires	 that	used	 electrical	 and	electronic	
products	 carrying	the	mark	 (left)	must	 be	disposed	 of	separately	 from	normal	 household	 waste.	This	 in-
cludes	 projectors	 and	their	 electrical	 accessories	 or	lamps. 	When	 you	dispose	 of	such	 products,	 please	
follow	the	guidance	of	your	local	authority	and/or	ask	the	shop	where	you	purchased	the	product.
After	collecting	 the	used	 products,	 they	are	reused	 and	recycled	 in	a	proper	 way.	This	 effort	 will	help	 us	
reduce	 the	wastes	 as	well	 as	the	 negative	 impact	such	as	mercury	 contained	 in	a	lamp	 to	the	 human	
health	and	the	environment	at	the	minimum	level.
The	 mark	 on	the	 electrical	 and	electronic	 products	only	applies	 to	the	 current	 European	 Union	Member	
States.
Disposing of your used product
WARNING TO CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS:
Handling	 the	cables	 supplied	 with	this	product	 will	expose	 you	to	lead,	 a	chemical	 known	to	the	 State	 of	Califor-
nia	to	cause	birth	defects	or	other	reproductive	harm. 	WASH HANDS AFTER HANDLING. 
						

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Important Information
10°
Place the projector in a horizontal position
The	tilt	angle	 of	the	 projector	 should	not	exceed	 10	degrees,	 nor	should	 the	projector	 be	installed	 in	any	 way	 other	
than	the	desktop	and	ceiling	mount,	otherwise	lamp	life	could	decrease	dramatically.
Important Safeguards
These	 safety	instructions	 are	to	ensure	 the	long	 life	of	your	 projector	 and	to	prevent	 fire	and	 shock. 	Please	 read	
them	carefully	and	heed	all	warnings.
Installation
•	Do	not	place	the	projector	in	the	following	conditions:
-	on	an	unstable	cart,	stand,	or	table.
-	near	water,	baths	or	damp	rooms.
-	in	direct	sunlight,	near	heaters	or	heat	radiating	appliances.
-	in	a	dusty,	smoky	or	steamy	environment. 	
-	on	a	sheet	of	paper	or	cloth,	rugs	or	carpets.
•	If	you	wish	to	have	the	projector	installed	on	the	ceiling:
-	Do	not	attempt	to	install	the	projector	yourself.
-	The	projector	 must	be	installed	 by	qualified	 technicians	 in	order	 to	ensure	 proper	operation	 and	reduce	 the	
risk	of	bodily	injury.
-	In	addition,	 the	ceiling	 must	be	strong	 enough	 to	support	 the	projector	 and	the	installation	 must	be	in	accor-
dance	with	any	local	building	codes.
-	Please	consult	your	dealer	for	more	information.
WARNING
•	Do	 not	cover	 the	lens	 with	the	lens	 cap	or	equivalent	 while	the	projector	 is	on. 	Doing	 so	can	 lead	 to	melting	 of	
the	cap	due	to	the	heat	emitted	from	the	light	output.
•	Do	not	place	 any	objects,	 which	are	easily	 affected	 by	heat,	 in	front	 of	the	 projector	 lens.	Doing	 so	could	 lead	
to	the	object	melting	from	the	heat	that	is	emitted	from	the	light	output. 
						

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Important Information
Fire and Shock Precautions
•	 Ensure	that	there	 is	sufficient	 ventilation	 and	that	vents	 are	unobstructed	 to	prevent	 the	build-up	 of	heat	 inside	
your	projector. 	Allow	at	least	4	inches	(10	cm)	of	space	between	your	projector	and	a	wall.
•	 Do	not	try	to	touch	 the	ventilation	 outlet	on	the	 left	front	 (when	 seen	from	the	front)	 as	it	can	 become	 heated	while	
the	projector	is	turned	on.
 
•	 Prevent	 foreign	objects	 such	as	paper	 clips	and	bits	of	paper	 from	falling	 into	your	 projector. 	Do	 not	 attempt	 to	re-
trieve	 any	objects	 that	might	 fall	into	 your	 projector. 	Do	 not	 insert	 any	metal	 objects	 such	as	a	wire	 or	screwdriver	
into	 your	 projector. 	If	 something	 should	fall	into	 your	 projector,	 disconnect	 it	immediately	 and	have	 the	object	 re-
moved	by	a	qualified	service	personnel.
•	 Do	not	place	any	objects	on	top	of	the	projector.
•	 Do	not	touch	the	power	plug	during	a	thunderstorm. 	Doing	so	can	cause	electrical	shock	or	fire.
•	 The	projector	 is	designed	 to	operate	 on	a	power	 supply	 of	100-240V	 AC	50/60	 Hz.	Ensure	 that	your	 power	 supply	
fits	this	requirement	before	attempting	to	use	your	projector.
•	 Do	not	look	into	the	lens	while	the	projector	is	on. 	Serious	damage	to	your	eyes	could	result.
 
•	 Do	not	place	any	objects,	which	are	easily	affected	by	heat,	in	front	of	a	projector	exhaust	vent.
	 Doing	so	could	 lead	to	the	 object	 melting	 or	getting	 your	hands	 burned	 from	the	heat	 that	is	emitted	 from	the	ex-
haust.
•	 Handle	the	power	cable	carefully. 	A	damaged	or	frayed	power	cable	can	cause	electric	shock	or	fire.
-	 Do	not	use	any	power	cables	than	the	supplied	one. 	
-	 Do	not	bend	or	tug	the	power	cable	excessively.
-	 Do	not	place	the	power	cable	under	the	projector,	or	any	heavy	object.
-	 Do	not	cover	the	power	cable	with	other	soft	materials	such	as	rugs.
-	 Do	not	heat	the	power	cable.
-	 Do	not	handle	the	power	plug	with	wet	hands.
•	 Turn	off	the	 projector,	 unplug	the	power	 cable	and	have	 the	projector	 serviced	by	a	qualified	 service	personnel	
under	the	following	conditions:
-	 When	the	power	cable	or	plug	is	damaged	or	frayed.
-	 If	liquid	has	been	spilled	into	the	projector,	or	if	it	has	been	exposed	to	rain	or	water. 	
-	 If	the	projector	does	not	operate	normally	when	you	follow	the	instructions	described	in	this	user’s	manual.
-	 If	the	projector	has	been	dropped	or	the	cabinet	has	been	damaged.
-	 If	the	projector	exhibits	a	distinct	change	in	performance,	indicating	a	need	for	service.
•	 Disconnect	the	power	cable	and	any	other	cables	before	carrying	the	projector
•	 Turn	off	the	projector	and	unplug	the	power	cable	before	cleaning	the	cabinet	or	replacing	the	lamp.
•	 Turn	off	the	projector	and	unplug	the	power	cable	if	the	projector	is	not	to	be	used	for	an	extended	period	of	time.
•	 When	using	a	LAN	cable:
	 For	safety,	do	not	connect	to	the	connector	for	peripheral	device	wiring	that	might	have	excessive	voltage. 
						

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Caution on Handling the Optional Lens
When	shipping	 the	projector	 with	the	optional	 lens,	remove	 the	optional	 lens	before	 shipping	 the	projector. 	The	 lens	
and	the	lens	shift	mechanism	may	encounter	damage	caused	by	improper	handling	during	transportation. 	
Do	not	hold	the	lens	part	when	carrying	the	projector.
Doing	so	could	cause	the	focus	ring	to	rotate,	resulting	in	accidental	dropping	of	the	projector.
Lamp Replacement
•	 To	replace	the	lamp,	follow	all	instructions	provided	on	page	79.
•	 Be	sure	to	replace	 the	lamp	 when	 the	message	[THE LAMP HAS REACHED THE END OF ITS USABLE LIFE. 
PLEASE REPLACE THE LAMP.]	appears. 	If	 you	 continue	 to	use	 the	lamp	 after	the	lamp	 has	reached	 the	end	
of	its	usable	life,	the	lamp	bulb	may	shatter,	and	pieces	of	glass	may	be	scattered	in	the	lamp	case. 	Do	not	touch	
them	as	the	pieces	of	glass	may	cause	injury.
	 If	this	happens,	contact	your	dealer	for	lamp	replacement.
A Lamp Characteristic
The	projector	has	a	high-pressure	mercury	lamp	as	a	light	source.
A	lamp	 has	a	characteristic	 that	its	brightness	 gradually	decreases	 with	age.	Also	 repeatedly	 turning	the	lamp	 on	
and	off	will	increase	the	possibility	of	its	lower	brightness.
CAUTION:
When	 removing	 the	lamp	 from	a	ceiling-mounted	 projector,	make	sure	that	no	one	 is	under	 the	projector. 	Glass	
fragments	could	fall	if	the	lamp	has	been	burned	out.
Important Information
Remote Control Precautions
•	 Handle	the	remote	control	carefully.
•	 If	the	remote	control	gets	wet,	wipe	it	dry	immediately.
•	 Avoid	excessive	heat	and	humidity.
•	 Do	not	heat,	take	apart,	or	throw	batteries	into	fire.
•	 If	you	will	not	be	using	the	remote	control	for	a	long	time,	remove	the	batteries.
•	 Ensure	that	you	have	the	batteries’ 	polarity	(+/−)	aligned	correctly.
•	 Do	not	use	new	and	old	batteries	together,	or	use	different	types	of	batteries	together.
•	 Dispose	of	used	batteries	according	to	your	local	regulations.
Note for US Residents
The	lamp	in	this	product	contains	mercury. 	Please	dispose	according	to	Local,	State	or	Federal	Laws.
CAUTION
•	Always carry	your	projector	by	the	carrying	handle.	Before	doing	so,	be	sure	to	lock	the	carrying	handle	in	place.
	 To	lock	the	carrying	handle,	see	“To	lock	the	carrying	handle”	on	page	6.
•	 Do	not	use	 the	tilt-foot	 for	purposes	 other	than	originally	 intended.	Misuses	 such	as	using	 the	tilt	foot	 to	carry	
or	hang	(from	the	wall	or	ceiling)	the	projector	can	cause	damage	to	the	projector.
•	 Do	 not	send	 the	projector	 in	a	soft	 case	 by	parcel	 delivery	 service	or	cargo	 shipment. 	The	 projector	 inside	the	
soft	case	could	be	damaged.
•	 Select	 [HIGH]	in	Fan	 mode	 if	you	 continue	 to	use	 the	projector	 for	consecutive	 days.	(From	 the	menu,	 select	
[SETUP]	→	[OPTIONS(1)]	→	[FAN	MODE]	→	[HIGH].)
•	 Before	 using	Direct	 Power	 Off,	be	sure	 to	allow	 at	least	 20	minutes	 immediately	 after	turning	 on	the	 projector	
and	starting	to	display	an	image. 	
•	 Do	not	unplug	the	power	cable	from	the	wall	outlet	or	projector	when	the	projector	is	powered	on. 	Doing	so	can	
cause	damage	to	the	AC	IN	connector	of	the	projector	and	(or)	the	prong	plug	of	the	power	cable.
	 To	turn	off	the	 AC	power	 supply	 when	the	projector	 is	powered	 on,	use	 a	power	 strip	equipped	 with	a	switch	
and	a	breaker.
•	 Do	 not	try	to	touch	 the	ventilation	 outlet	on	the	 left	front	 (when	 seen	from	the	front)	 as	it	can	 become	 heated	
while	the	projector	is	turned	on	and	immediately	after	the	projector	is	turned	off.
•	 Do	not	turn	 off	the	 AC	power	 for	60	seconds	 after	the	lamp	 is	turned	 on	and	 while	 the	POWER	 indicator	 is	
blinking	green. 	Doing	so	could	cause	premature	lamp	failure. 
						

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Important Information
About High Altitude mode
•	 Set	[FAN	MODE]	 to	[HIGH	 ALTITUDE]	 when	using	the	projector	 at	altitudes	 approximately	 5500	feet/1600	 me-
ters	or	higher.
	 Using	 the	projector	 at	altitudes	 approximately	 5500	feet/1600	 meters	or	higher	 without	 setting	to	[HIGH	 ALTI-
TUDE]	 can	cause	 the	projector	 to	overheat	 and	the	protector	 could	shut	down. 	If	 this	 happens,	 wait	a	couple	
minutes	and	turn	on	the	projector.
•	 Using	 the	projector	 at	altitudes	 less	than	 approximately	 5500	feet/1600	 meters	and	setting	 to	[HIGH	 ALTITUDE]	
can	cause	the	lamp	to	overcool,	causing	the	image	to	flicker. 	Switch	[FAN	MODE]	to	[AUTO].
•	 Using	the	projector	 at	altitudes	 approximately	 5500	feet/1600	 meters	or	higher	 can	shorten	 the	life	of	optical	
components	such	as	the	lamp.
About Copyright of original projected pictures:
Please	 note	that	using	 this	projector	 for	the	 purpose	 of	commercial	 gain	or	the	 attraction	 of	public	 attention	 in	a	ven-
ue	 such	 as	a	coffee	 shop	or	hotel	 and	employing	 compression	 or	expansion	 of	the	 screen	 image	with	the	following	
functions	may	raise	concern	about	the	infringement	of	copyrights	which	are	protected	by	copyright	law.
[ASPECT	RATIO],	[KEYSTONE],	Magnifying	feature	and	other	similar	features. 
						

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Table of Contents
Important Information ........................................................................\
....................i
1. Introduction  ........................................................................\
..................................1
	 What’s	in	the	Box? ........................................................................\
.................................1
	Introduction	to	the	Projector  ........................................................................\
..................2
Congratulations	on	 Your	Purchase	of	the	Projector .................................................2
Features	you’ll	enjoy	: ........................................................................\
......................2
About	this	user’s	manual ........................................................................\
..................3
	Part	Names	of	the	Projector  ........................................................................\
..................4
Front/Top ........................................................................\
..........................................4
Rear  ........................................................................\
.................................................4
Bottom........................................................................\
..............................................5
Carrying	the	Projector ........................................................................\
......................5
Top	Features  ........................................................................\
....................................7
Terminal	Panel	Features  ........................................................................\
..................8
	Part	Names	of	the	Remote	Control  ........................................................................\
.......9
Battery	Installation ........................................................................\
.........................10
Operating	Range	for	 Wireless	Remote	Control ......................................................10
Remote	Control	Precautions  ........................................................................\
..........11
2. Installation and Connections  ...................................................................12
	Setting	Up	the	Screen	and	the	Projector .....................................................................12
Selecting	a	Location	[NP3200/NP2200/NP1200]...................................................12
	Making	Connections ........................................................................\
............................13
Connecting	 Your	PC	or	Macintosh	Computer .........................................................13
Connecting	an	External	Monitor  ........................................................................\
....16
Connecting	 Your	DVD	Player	with	Component	Output ...........................................17
Connecting	 Your	VCR........................................................................\
.....................18
Connecting	to	a	Network........................................................................\
................19
Connecting	the	Supplied	Power	Cable ..................................................................20
3. Projecting an Image (Basic Operation) ..............................................21
	 Turning	on	the	Projector  ........................................................................\
......................21
Note	on	Startup	screen	(Menu	Language	Select	screen) ......................................22
	Selecting	a	Source  ........................................................................\
..............................23
Selecting	the	computer	or	video	source.................................................................23
	Adjusting	the	Picture	Size	and	Position .......................................................................24
Adjusting	the	position	of	a	projected	image  ...........................................................25
Adjusting	the	focus	(Focus	ring)  ........................................................................\
....26
Finely	adjusting	the	size	of	an	image	(Zoom	lever) ................................................26
Adjusting	the	 Tilt	Foot ........................................................................\
....................27
	Correcting	Keystone	Distortion ........................................................................\
............28
Correcting	Keystone	Distortion  ........................................................................\
......28
Adjusting	with	the	remote	control ........................................................................\
...28
Adjusting	from	the	menu  ........................................................................\
................29
	Optimizing	an	RGB	Image	Automatically  ....................................................................30
Adjusting	the	Image	Using	Auto	Adjust ..................................................................30
	Adjusting	 Volume	Up	&	Down ........................................................................\
..............30 
						

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7	Turning	off	the	Projector  ........................................................................\
......................31
8	After	Use........................................................................\
..............................................31
4. Convenient Features ........................................................................\
.............32
	 Turning	off	the	Image	and	Sound  ........................................................................\
........32
	Freezing	a	Picture  ........................................................................\
...............................32
	Enlarging	a	Picture ........................................................................\
..............................32
	Changing	Eco	Mode ........................................................................\
............................33
	Checking	Energy-Saving	Effect	[CARBON	METER]  ...................................................34
	Preventing	the	Unauthorized	Use	of	the	Projector	[SECURITY]  .................................35
7	Using	the	Optional	Remote	Mouse	Receiver	(NP01MR)  ............................................38
8	Network	Setting	by	Using	an	HTTP	Browser ...............................................................40
9	Using	the	 VGA	Signal	Cable	to	Operate	the	Projector	(Virtual	Remote) .....................43
	Controlling	the	Projector	over	a	LAN	(PC	Control	Utility	Pro	4) ...................................48
5. Using On-Screen Menu  ........................................................................\
........50
	Using	the	Menus ........................................................................\
..................................50
	Menu	Elements ........................................................................\
....................................51
	List	of	Menu	Items  ........................................................................\
...............................52
	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[SOURCE]  ................................................................54
	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[ADJUST] ..................................................................55
	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[SETUP] ....................................................................63
7	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[INFO.]  ......................................................................74
8	Menu	Descriptions	&	Functions	[RESET] ....................................................................76
6. Maintenance  ........................................................................\
..............................77
	Cleaning	or	Replacing	the	Filter ........................................................................\
..........77
	Cleaning	the	Cabinet	and	the	Lens ........................................................................\
.....78
	Replacing	the	Lamp........................................................................\
.............................79
7. Using Optional Lenses ........................................................................\
.........82
	 Table	of	 Throw	Distances	and	Screen	Sizes	for	Optional	Lenses	 ..............................82
	Lens	Shift	Adjustable	Range ........................................................................\
...............83
	Replacing	with	Optional	Lens ........................................................................\
..............84
8. Appendix ........................................................................\
.......................................86
	 Troubleshooting  ........................................................................\
...................................86
Indicator	Messages ........................................................................\
........................86
	Specifications  ........................................................................\
......................................89
	Cabinet	Dimensions  ........................................................................\
............................91
	Screen	Size	and	Projection	Distance ........................................................................\
..92
[NP3200/NP2200/NP1200] ........................................................................\
............92
	Pin	Assignments	of	D-Sub	COMPUTER	1	Input	Connector  .......................................94
Mini	D-Sub	15	Pin	Connector ........................................................................\
........94
	Compatible	Input	Signal	List ........................................................................\
................95