NEC Np52 Projector User Manual

							
Portable Projector
NP62/NP61/NP52/NP41
User’s Manual
•	 The	 projector's 	 model 	 name 	 indicated 	 on 	 the 	 projector's 	 label 	 is 	 NP62, 	
NP61, 	 NP41, 	 NP62G, 	 NP61G, 	 NP52G, 	 and 	 NP41G 	 respectively.
	 All
	 the 	 models 	 are 	 referred 	 to 	 as 	 NP62, 	 NP61, 	 NP52, 	 and 	 NP41 	 throughout 	
the 	 user's 	 manual 	 except 	 some 	 of 	 the 	 specification 	 pages.
•	 The	 NP52 	 is 	 not 	 distributed 	 in 	 North 	 America. 
						

							
2nd	 edition 	 August 	 2008
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Corporation
	
in
	
the
	
United
	
States
	
and/or
	
other
	
countries.
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is
	
a
	
registered
	
trademark
	
of
	
Video
	
Electronics
	
Standards
	
Association.
•	 MicroSaver
	
is
	
a
	
registered
	
trademark
	
of
	
Kensington
	
Computer
	
Products
	
Group,
	
a
	
division
	
of
	
ACCO
	
Brands.
•	 Other
	
product
	
and
	
company
	
names
	
mentioned
	
in
	
this
	
user’s
	
manual
	
may
	
be
	
the
	
trademarks
	
or
	
registered
	
trade
-
marks
	
of
	
their
	
respective
	
holders.
•	 The
	
Bluetooth® 	 registered 	 trademark 	 is 	 owned 	 by 	 Bluetooth 	 SIG, 	 Inc.
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&
	
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-
able
	
points,
	
errors
	
or
	
omissions,
	
please
	
contact
	
us.
(4)	 Notwithstanding
	
ar ticle
	
(3),
	
NEC
	
will
	
not
	
be
	
responsible
	
for
	
any
	
claims
	
on
	
loss
	
of
	
profit
	
or
	
other
	
matters 	
deemed
	
to
	
result
	
from
	
using
	
the
	
Projector. 
						

							

Important Information
Safety Cautions
Precaut ons
Please	 read 	 this 	 manual 	 carefully 	 before 	 using 	 your 	 NEC 	 NP62/NP61/NP52/NP41 	 projector 	 and 	 keep 	 the 	 manual 	
handy 	 for 	 future 	 reference. 	 Your 	 serial 	 number 	 is 	 located 	 on 	 the 	 bottom 	 of 	 your 	 projector. 	 Record 	 it 	 here:
CAUTIONTo 	 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 	 eas
-
ily
	
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 Compl ance Not  ce (for Canada only)
This	 Class 	 B 	 digital 	 apparatus 	 meets 	 all 	 requirements 	 of 	 the 	 Canadian 	 Interference-Causing 	 Equipment 	 Regula-
tions.
Mach ne No  se Informat  on Regulat  on - 3. GPSGV,
The	 highest 	 sound 	 pressure 	 level 	 is 	 less 	 than 	 70 	 dB 	 (A) 	 in 	 accordance 	 with 	 EN 	 ISO 	 7779.
D spos  ng 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.
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 	
includes 	 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 	 prod
-
uct.
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 	 hu
-
man
	
health
	
and
	
the
	
environment
	
at
	
the
	
minimum
	
level.
The
	
mark
	
on
	
the
	
electrical
	
and
	
electronic
	
products
	
only
	
applies
	
to
	
the
	
current
	
European
	
Union
	
Mem
-
ber
	
States. 
						

							

Important Informat on
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 	 govern
-
ment
	
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
	
equip
-
ment
	
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
	
moulded
	
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.
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.
Installat on
•	 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.
10
Place the projector   n a hor  zontal pos  t  on
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 Informat on
 F re and Shock Precaut  ons 
•	 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 	 (10cm) 	 of 	 space 	 between 	 your 	 projector 	 and 	 a 	 wall.
•	 Do
	 not 	 try 	 to 	 touch 	 the 	 ventilation 	 outlet 	 on 	 the 	 right 	 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.
•	 Prevent
	 foreign 	 objects 	 such 	 as 	 paper 	 clips 	 and 	 bits 	 of 	 paper 	 from 	 falling 	 into 	 your 	 projector. 	 Do 	 not 	 attempt 	 to 	
retrieve 	 any 	 objects 	 that 	 might 	 fall 	 into 	 your 	 projector. 	 Do 	 not 	 insert 	 any 	 metal 	 objects 	 such 	 as 	 a 	 wire 	 or 	 screw
-
driver
	
into
	
your
	
projector.
	
If
	
something
	
should
	
fall
	
into
	
your
	
projector,
	
disconnect
	
it
	
immediately
	
and
	
have
	
the 	
object
	
removed
	
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
	
(NP62/NP61/NP41)
	
or 	
200-240V
	
AC
	
50/60
	
Hz
	
(NP62G/NP61G/NP52G/NP41G).
	
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.
•	 Keep 	 any 	 items 	 such 	 as 	 magnifying 	 glass 	 out 	 of 	 the 	 light 	 path 	 of 	 the 	 projector. 	 The 	 light 	 being 	 projected 	 from 	
the 	 lens 	 is 	 extensive, 	 therefore 	 any 	 kind 	 of 	 abnormal 	 objects 	 that 	 can 	 redirect 	 light 	 coming 	 out 	 of 	 the 	 lens, 	 can 	
cause 	 unpredictable 	 outcome 	 such 	 as 	 fire 	 or 	 injury 	 to 	 the 	 eyes.
•	 Do
	 not 	 cover 	 the 	 lens 	 with 	 the 	 black 	 lens 	 cap 	 or 	 equivalent 	 while 	 the 	 projector 	 is 	 on. 	 Doing 	 so 	 can 	 lead 	 to 	 melt
-
ing
	
of
	
the
	
cap
	
and
	
possibly
	
burning
	
your
	
hands
	
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
	
or
	
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 	
light 	 output 	 and 	 exhaust.
•	 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. 
						

							
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Important Informat  on
CAUTION
•	 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 	 the 	 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].)
•	 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.
 Remote Control Precaut  ons
•	 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.
Lamp Replacement
•	 To	 replace 	 the 	 lamp, 	 follow 	 all 	 instructions 	 provided 	 on 	 page 	72.
•	 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 Character st  c
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:
•	 DO 	 NOT 	 TOUCH 	 THE 	 LAMP 	 immediately 	 after 	 it 	 has 	 been 	 used. 	 It 	 will 	 be 	 extremely 	 hot. 	 Turn 	 the 	 projector 	
off 	 and 	 then 	 disconnect 	 the 	 power 	 cable. 	 Allow 	 at 	 least 	 one 	 hour 	 for 	 the 	 lamp 	 to 	 cool 	 before 	 handling.
•	 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.
Note for US Res dents
The	 lamp 	 in 	 this 	 product 	 contains 	 mercury. 	 Prease 	 dispose 	 according 	 to 	 Local, 	 State 	 or 	
Federal 	 Laws. 
						

							
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Important Informat on
About H

gh Alt

tude mode
•	 Set 	 [FAN 	 MODE] 	 to 	 [HIGH 	 ALTITUDE] 	 when 	 using 	 the 	 projector 	 at 	 altitudes 	 approximately 	 5000 	 feet/1500 	 me-
ters
	
or
	
higher.
•	 Using
	
the
	
projector
	
at
	
altitudes
	
approximately
	
5000
	
feet/1500
	
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
	
5000
	
feet/1500
	
meters
	
and
	
setting
	
to
	
[HIGH
	
ALTI
-
TUDE]
	
can
	
cause
	
the
	
lamp
	
to
	
overcool,
	
causing
	
the
	
image
	
to
	
flicker.
	
Switch
	
[FAN
	
MODE]
	
to
	
[AUTO].
•	 Using
	
the
	
projector
	
at
	
altitudes
	
approximately
	
5000
	
feet/1500
	
meters
	
or
	
higher
	
can
	
shorten
	
the
	
life
	
of
	
optical 	
components
	
such
	
as
	
the
	
lamp.
About Copyr  ght of or  g  nal projected p  ctures:
Please	 note 	 that 	 using 	 this 	 projector 	 for 	 the 	 purpose 	 of 	 commercial 	 gain 	 or 	 the 	 attraction 	 of 	 public 	 attention 	 in 	 a 	
venue 	 such 	 as 	 a 	 coffee 	 shop 	 or 	 hotel 	 and 	 employing 	 compression 	 or 	 expansion 	 of 	 the 	 screen 	 image 	 with 	 the 	 fol
-
lowing
	
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
➊ 	 What's 	 in 	 the 	 Box? 	 ........................................................................................................1
➋	 Introduction 	 to 	 the 	 Projector 	 .........................................................................................2
➌	 Part 	 Names 	 of 	 the 	 Projector 	 .........................................................................................4
Top
	
Features
	
...........................................................................................................
6
Terminal
	
Panel
	
Features
	
.........................................................................................
6
➍ 	 Part 	 Names 	 of 	 the 	 Remote 	 Control...............................................................................7
Battery
	
Installation
	
.............................................................................................
8
Remote
	
Control
	
Precautions
	
..............................................................................
8
Operating
	
Range
	
for
	
Wireless
	
Remote
	
Control
	
.................................................
8
2. Installation and Connections		 ..................................................................9
➊ 	 Setting 	 Up 	 the 	 Screen 	 and 	 the 	 Projector 	 ......................................................................9
Selecting
	
a
	
Location
	
................................................................................................
9
Throw
	
Distance
	
and
	
Screen
	
Size
	
..........................................................................
10
➋ 	 Making 	 Connections 	 ...................................................................................................12
Connecting
	
Your
	
PC
	
or
	
Macintosh
	
Computer
	
.......................................................
12
Connecting
	
Your
	
DVD
	
Player
	
with
	
Component
	
Output
	
.........................................
13
Connecting
	
Your
	
VCR
	
...........................................................................................
14
Connecting
	
the
	
Supplied
	
Power
	
Cable
	
.................................................................
15
3. Projecting an Image (Basic Operation)		 ............................................16
➊ 	 Turning 	 on 	 the 	 Projector 	 .............................................................................................16
Note
	
on
	
Startup
	
Screen
	
(Menu
	
Language
	
Select
	
screen)
	
.....................................
17
➋ 	 Selecting 	 a 	 Source 	 .....................................................................................................18
➌	 Adjusting 	 the 	 Picture 	 Size 	 and 	 Position 	 ......................................................................20
➍	 Adjusting 	 Focus 	 Manually 	 ...........................................................................................24
➎	 Correcting 	 Keystone 	 Distortion 	 Manually 	 ...................................................................25
➏	 Optimizing 	 RGB 	 Picture 	 Automatically 	 .......................................................................26
➐	 Adjusting 	 Volume 	 Up 	 & 	 Down 	 .....................................................................................27
❽	 Turning 	 off 	 the 	 Projector 	 .............................................................................................27
❾	 After 	 Use 	 .....................................................................................................................28
4. Convenient Features		...................................................................................29
➊ 	 Turning 	 Off 	 the 	 Image 	 .................................................................................................29
➋	 Freezing 	 a 	 Picture 	 .......................................................................................................29
➌	 Enlarging 	 and 	 Moving 	 a 	 Picture 	 ..................................................................................29
➍	 Changing 	 Lamp 	 Mode 	 	 ...............................................................................................30
➎	 Preventing 	 the 	 Unauthorized 	 Use 	 of 	 the 	 Projector 	 .....................................................30
➏	 Using 	 the 	 Optional 	 Remote 	 Mouse 	 Receiver 	 (NP01MR) 	 ............................................33 
						

							
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Table of Contents
5. Using the Viewer (NP62/NP52)		.............................................................35
➊ 	 What 	 you 	 can 	 do 	 with 	 the 	 Viewer 	 ...............................................................................35
➋	 Projecting 	 images 	 stored 	 in 	 a 	 USB 	 memory 	 device 	 (Basic 	 operation) 	 .......................37
➌	 Operating 	 the 	 slide 	 screen 	 ..........................................................................................40
➍	 Operating 	 the 	 thumbnail 	 screen 	 .................................................................................40
➎	 Using 	 the 	Bluetooth®	 wireless 	 technology 	 to 	 transmit 	 images 	 ...................................45
6. Using On-Screen Menu		.............................................................................48
➊ 	 Using 	 the 	 Menus 	 .........................................................................................................48
➋	 Menu 	 Elements 	 ...........................................................................................................49
➌	 List 	 of 	 Menu 	 Items 	 ......................................................................................................50
➍	 Menu 	 Descriptions 	 & 	 Functions 	 [SOURCE] 	 ...............................................................52
[COMPUTER]	 ........................................................................................................52
[VIDEO]	 .................................................................................................................52
[S-VIDEO] 	 ..............................................................................................................52
➎	 Menu 	 Descriptions 	 & 	 Functions 	 [ADJUST] 	 .................................................................53
[BASIC]	 ..................................................................................................................53
[IMAGE
	
OPTIONS]
	
................................................................................................
56
➏ 	 Menu 	 Descriptions 	 & 	 Functions 	 [SETUP] 	 ...................................................................60
[GENERAL]	 ...........................................................................................................60
[INSTALLATION] 	 ...................................................................................................62
[OPTIONS(1)]	 ........................................................................................................65
[OPTIONS(2)]	 ........................................................................................................66
➐	 Menu 	 Descriptions 	 & 	 Functions 	 [INFO.]......................................................................68
[USAGE
	
TIME]
	
......................................................................................................
68
[SOURCE] 	 .............................................................................................................69
[VERSION] 	 ............................................................................................................69
➑	 Menu 	 Descriptions 	 & 	 Functions 	 [RESET] 	 ...................................................................70
7. Maintenance		.....................................................................................................71
➊ 		 Cleaning 	 the 	 Lens 	 and 	 the 	 Focus 	 Sensor 	 .................................................................71
➋		 Cleaning 	 the 	 Cabinet 	 .................................................................................................71
➌		 Replacing 	 the 	 Lamp 	 and 	 the 	 Cooling 	 Pump 	 ..............................................................72
8. Appendix	.............................................................................................................76
➊		 Troubleshooting 	 .........................................................................................................76
➋		 Specifications 	 ............................................................................................................79
➌		 Cabinet 	 Dimensions...................................................................................................81
➍		 Pin 	 Assignments 	 of 	 D-Sub 	 COMPUTER 	 Input 	 Connector 	 ........................................82
➎		 Compatible 	 Input 	 Signal 	 List 	 ......................................................................................83
➏		 PC 	 Control 	 Codes 	 and 	 Cable 	 Connection 	 .................................................................84
➐		 Troubleshooting 	 Check 	 List 	 .......................................................................................85
➑		 TravelCare 	 Guide 	 .......................................................................................................87 
						

							

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➊ What's in the Box?
Make 	 sure 	 your 	 box 	 contains 	 everything 	 listed. 	 If 	 any 	 pieces 	 are 	 missing, 	 contact 	 your 	 dealer.
Please 	 save 	 the 	 original 	 box 	 and 	 packing 	 materials 	 if 	 you 	 ever 	 need 	 to 	 ship 	 your 	 projector.
Projector
Lens cap(24FT9983)
Power cable(US: 7N080228)(EU: 7N080017)
VGA signal cable(7N520052)
CD-ROMUser’s manual(7N951221)
For North Amer ca only
Registration 	 card
Limited
	 warranty
For Europe only
Guarantee 	 policyQuick Setup Guide(7N8P8881)Important Information(7N8P8891)
1. Introduction
VOLUMES-VIDEOVIDEOENTEREXIT
MENUUPPAGEOFFPOWERONDOWN
AUTO ADJ.COMPUTERASPECTHELPFREEZEPICTURELAMP MODE
MAGNIFYAV-MUTE
FOCUSL-MOUSE-RVIEWER
Remote control(7N900841)Batteries (AAA•2)
Soft case(24BS7901)