NEC Projector PA571W User Manual

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5. Using On-Screen Menu
Activating the program timer
1.	 Select	[ENABLE]	on	the	[PROGRAM	TIMER]	screen	and	press	the	ENTER	button.
 The [ENABLE] will be activated.
2.	 Select	[OK]	and	press	the	ENTER	button.
 The [PROGRAM TIMER] screen will be changed to the [TOOL] screen.
NOTE:
•	 Clearing	 [ENABLE]	will	disable	 the	Program	 Timer	even	when	 a	program	 is	marked	 with	a	check	 mark	on	[PROGRAM	 LIST]	
screen.	
•	 When	[ENABLE] 	is 	selected, 	the 	[PROGRAM 	LIST] 	cannot 	be 	edited. 	To 	edit 	the 	programs, 	select 	[ENABLE] 	to 	turn 	off 	the 	Program	
Timer.
Changing the programmed settings
1.	 On	the	[PROGRAM	LIST]	screen, 	select	a	program	you	want	to	edit	and	press	the	ENTER	button.
2.	 Change	the	settings	on	the	[EDIT]	screen.
3.	 Select	[OK]	and	press	the	ENTER	button.
 The programmed settings will be changed.
 You will be returned to the [PROGRAM LIST] screen.
Changing the order of programs
1.	 On	 the	[PROGRAM	 LIST]	screen, 	select	 a	program	 whose	order	you	want	 to	change	 and	press	 the	▶ but-
ton.
2. Press the ▼ button to select ▲ or ▼.
3.  Press the ENTER button a few times to select a row to which you wish to move the program.
  The order of the programs will be changed.
Deleting the programs
1.	 On	the	[PROGRAM	LIST]	screen, 	select	a	program	number	you	want	to	delete	and	press	the	▶ button.
2. Press the ▼	button	to	select	[DELETE].
3.  Press the ENTER button.
  The confirmation screen will be displayed.
4.	 Select	[YES]	and	press	the	ENTER	button.
 The program will be deleted.
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5. Using On-Screen Menu
DATE ANDTIME
You	can	set	the	current	time,	month,	date,	and	year.
NOTE:	The	projector	 has	a	built-in	 clock.	The	clock	 will	keep	 working	 for	about	 2	weeks	 after	the	main	 power	 is	turned	 off.	If	the	
main	 power	 is	off	 for	 2	weeks	 or	more,	 the	built-in	 clock	will	cease.	 If	the	 built-in	 clock	ceases,	 set	the	 date	 and	time	 again.	 The	
built-in	clock	will	not	cease	while	in	the	standby	mode.
TIME ZONE SETTINGS ��������������Select your time zone�
DATE AND TIME SETTINGS  ������Set your current date (MM/DD/YYYY) and time (HH:MM)� 
INTERNET TIME SERVER  ���������If you place a check mark, the projector’s built-in clock will be synchronized with an Internet 
time server in every 24 hours and at the time of projector’s startup�
UPDATE ������������������������������������Synchronizes  the  projector’s  built-in  clock  immediately �  The  UPDATE  button  is  not  available 
unless the INTERNET TIME SERVER check box is turned on�
SUMMER TIME SETTINGS �������If you place a check mark, the clock for daylight saving will be enabled\
�
MOUSE
This	 option	 lets	you	 to	change	 your	USB	 mouse	 settings. 	The	 mouse	 settings	 feature	is	available	 for	USB	 mouse	 only.	
Choose	the	settings	you	want:
MOUSE BUTTON ����������������������[RIGHT HAND] or [LEFT HAND]
MOUSE SENSITIVITY ���������������[FAST], [MEDIUM] or [SLOW] 
						

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6. Connecting to Other Equipment
 Mounting a lens (sold separately)
Five	separate	 bayonet	style	lenses	 can	be	used	 with	this	projector. 	The	 descriptions	 here	are	for	the	 NP13ZL	 (2x	
zoom)	lens. 	Mount	other	lenses	in	the	same	manner.
NOTE:
•	 The	projector	and	lenses	are	made	of	precision	parts.	Do	not	subject	them	to	shock	or	excessive	forces.
•	 Remove	the	separately	 sold	lens	when	 moving	 the	projector.	 If	not,	 the	lens	 could	 be	subject	 to	shock	 while	the	projector	 is	being	
moved,	damaging	the	lens	and	the	lens	shift	mechanism.
•	 Turn	off	the	power	and	wait	for	the	cooling	fan	to	stop	before	mounting	or	removing	the	lens.
•	 Never	touch	the	lens	surface	while	the	projector	is	operating.
•	 Be	very	careful	not	to	let	dirt,	grease,	etc.,	on	the	lens	surface	and	not	to	scratch	the	lens	surface.
•	 Perform	these	operations	on	a	flat	surface	over	a	piece	of	cloth,	etc.,	to	prevent	the	lens	from	getting	scratched.
•	 When	 leaving	the	lens	 off	the	 projector	 for	long	 periods	 of	time,	 mount	 the	dust	 cap	on	the	 projector	 to	prevent	 dust	or	dirt	 from	
getting	inside.
•	 If	you	have	multiple	projectors,	be	careful	of	the	following:
-	 When	 mounting	 a	lens	 designed	 exclusively	 for	this	 projector	 onto	another	 projector	 in	the	 NP	series,	 be	sure	 to	remove	 the	
lens	attachment	 before	mounting	 the	lens	 on	the	 projector.	 The	lens	 cannot	 be	mounted	 if	its	 attachment	 is	on.	 For	 the	types	
of	lenses	that	can	be	mounted	and	instructions	on	removing	them,	see	the	lense’s	operating	instructions.
-	 Other	types	of	lenses	cannot	be	mounted	on	this	projector.
Mounting the lens
1. Remove the dust cap from the projector.
2. Remove the lens cap on the back of the lens.
3. Insert the lens onto the projector with the yellow-marked 
protrusion on the lens facing upwards.
 There is a positioning slit on the projector’s lens insertion slot. 
Insert the lens slowly all the way in, keeping the positioning 
slit at the same angle.
Guiding notch
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4. Turn the lens clockwise.
 Turn until a click is heard.
 The lens is now fastened onto the projector.
TIP:	Mounting	the	lens	theft	prevention	screw
Fasten	 the	lens	 theft	 prevention	 screw	included	 with	the	projector	 to	the	
bottom	of	the	projector	so	that	the	lens	cannot	be	removed	easily.
Removing the lens
1. While  pressing  the  lens  release  button  on  the 
p ro j e c t o r ’s   f ro n t   p a n e l   f u l ly   i n ,  t u r n   t h e   l e n s 
counterclockwise.
  The lens comes off.
NOTE: 	If 	the 	lens 	cannot 	be 	removed 	when 	the 	lens 	release	
button	 is	pressed,	 check	whether	 the	lens	 theft	 prevention	 screw	
is	mounted.
2. Slowly pull the lens off the projector.
-  After removing the lens, mount the lens caps (front 
and back) included with the lens before storing the 
lens.
- If  no  lens  is  going  to  be  mounted  on  the  projector, 
mount the dust cap included with the projector. 
						

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6. Installation and Connections
COMPUTER INBNC IN AUDIO IN
AUDIO IN
Computer cable (VGA) (supplied)To mini D-Sub 15-pin connector on the projector. It is recommended that you use a commercially available distribution amplifier if connecting a signal cable longer than the cable supplied.
NOTE:	
For	Macintosh,	 use	a	commercially	 avail-
able	pin	adapter	 (not	supplied)	 to	connect	 to	
your	Mac’s	video	port.
Stereo mini-plug audio cable (not supplied)
RGB - to - BNC cable (not supplied)
Stereo mini-plug audio cable (not supplied)
 Making Connections
The	projector	 can	be	connected	 to	a	computer	 using	the	computer	 cable	(included),	 a	BNC	 cable	 (5-core	 type)	
(commercially	available),	HDMI	cable	(commercially	available)	or	DisplayPort	cable	(commercially	available).
Analog RGB signal connection
•	 Connect	 the	included	 computer	 cable	between	 the	computer’s	 display	output	connector	 (mini	D-Sub	 15-pin)	 and	
the	projector’s	Computer	1	or	Computer	2	video	input	connector.
•	 When	 connecting	 the	computer’s	 display	output	connector	 (mini	D-Sub	 15-pin)	 and	the	projector’s	 Computer	3	
video	input	connector,	use	a	BNC	cable	(5-core)	→	mini	D-Sub	15-pin	converter	cable.
•	 Select	the	source	name	for	its	appropriate	input	connector	after	turning	on	the	projector. 
						

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DisplayPort IN
HDMI 1 IN HDMI 2 IN
Digital RGB signal connection
•	 Connect	
a	commercially	 available	HDMI	cable	between	 the	computer’s	 HDMI	output	 connector	 and	the	projector’s	
HDMI	input	connector.
•	 Connect	 a	commercially	 available	DisplayPort	 cable	between	 the	computer’s	 DisplayPort	 output	connector	 and	
the	projector’s	DisplayPort	input	connector.
•	 Select	the	source	name	for	its	appropriate	input	connector	after	turning	on	the	projector.
NOTE:
•	 Turn	off	the	power	of	the	computer	and	projector	before	connecting.
•	 Lower	the 	computer’s 	volume 	setting 	before 	connecting 	an 	audio 	cable 	to 	the 	headphones 	connector. 	When 	using 	with 	a 	computer	
connected	to	the	projector,	adjust	the	volume	of	both	the	projector	and	computer	to	set	the	appropriate	volume	level.
•	 If	the	computer	has	a	mini-jack	type	audio	output	connector,	we	recommend	connecting	the	audio	cable	to	that	connector.
•	 This	projector	does	not	support	NEC	video	unit	(model	ISS-6020)	video	decoded	outputs.
•	 When 	a 	video 	deck 	is 	connected 	via 	a 	scan 	converter, 	etc., 	the 	display 	may 	not 	be 	correct 	during 	fast-forwarding 	and	
rewinding.
TIP
•	 The	 Computer	 1	and	 Computer	 2	video	 input	connectors	 support	Windows	 Plug	and	Play.	 The	Computer	 3	video	 input	connector	
does	not	support	Windows	Plug	and	Play.
•	 A	Macintosh	signal	adapter	(commercially	available)	may	be	required	to	connect	a	Macintosh	computer.
	 To	connect	 a	Macintosh	 computer	equipped	with	a	Mini	 DisplayPort	 to	the	 projector,	 use	a	commercially	 available	Mini	DisplayPort 	
→	DisplayPort	converter	cable.
HDMI cable (not supplied)DisplayPort cable (not supplied) 
						

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Cautions	when	connecting	an	HDMI	cable
•	 Use	a	certified	High	Speed	HDMI®	Cable or High	Speed	HDMI®	Cable	with	Ethernet.
Cautions	when	connecting	a	DisplayPort	cable
•	 Use	a	certified	DisplayPort	cable.
 
•	 Depending	on	the	computer,	some	time	may	be	required	until	the	image	is	displayed.
•	 Some	DisplayPort	cables	(commercially	available)	have	locks.
•	 To	disconnect	the	cable,	press	the	button	on	the	top	of	the	cable’s	connector,	then	pull	the	cable	out.
•	 No	power	is	supplied	from	the	DisplayPort	input	connector	to	the	connected	device.
•	 When	signals	from	a	device	 that	uses	 a	signal	 converter	 adapter	are	connected	 to	the	 DisplayPort	 input	connector,	
in	some	cases	the	image	may	not	be	displayed.
•	 When 	the 	HDMI 	output 	of 	a 	computer 	is 	connected 	to 	the 	DisplayPort 	input 	connector, 	use	a 	converter 	(commercially	
available).
Cautions	when	using	a	DVI	signal
•	 When	 the	computer	 has	a	DVI	 output	 connector,	 use	a	commercially	 available	converter	 cable	to	connect	 the	
computer	 to	the	 projector’s	 HDMI	input	connector	 (only	digital	 video	signals	 can	be	input). 	Also,	 connect	 the	
computer’s	 audio	output	 to	the	 projector’s	 Computer	2	audio	 input	connector. 	In	 this	 case,	 switch	 the	HDMI	 setting	
at	on-screen	menu’s	audio	selection	on	the	projector	to	[BNC].	(→	page	109)
	 To	 connect	 the	computer’s	 DVI	output	 connector	 to	the	 projector’s	 DisplayPort	 input	connector,	 use	a	commercially	
available	converter.
HDMI 1 IN HDMI 2 IN
AUDIO IN
NOTE:	When	Viewing	a	DVI	Digital	Signal
•	 Use	a	DVI-to-HDMI	 cable	compliant	 with	DDWG	 (Digital	 Display	 Working	 Group)	DVI	(Digital	 Visual	Interface)	 revision	1.0	stan-
dard.	The	cable	should	be	within	197"/5	m	long.
•	 Turn	off	the	projector	and	the	PC	before	connecting	the	DVI-to-HDMI	cable.
•	 To	project	a	DVI	digital	signal:	Connect	the	cables,	turn	the	projector	on,	then	select	the	HDMI	input.	Finally,	turn	on	your	PC.
	 Failure	 to	do	 so	may	 not	activate	 the	digital	 output	 of	the	 graphics	 card	resulting	 in	no	 picture	 being	displayed.	 Should	this	happen,	
restart	your	PC.
•	 Some	 graphics	 cards	have	both	analog	 RGB	(15-pin	 D-Sub)	and	DVI	 (or	DFP)	 outputs.	 Use	of	the	 15-pin	 D-Sub	connector	 may	
result	in	no	picture	being	displayed	from	the	digital	output	of	the	graphics	card.
•	 Do	not	disconnect	 the	DVI-to-HDMI	 cable	while	 the	projector	 is	running.	 If	the	 signal	 cable	has	been	 disconnected	 and	then	
reconnected,	an	image	may	not	be	correctly	displayed.	Should	this	happen,	restart	your	PC. 
						

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6. Installation and Connections
HDMI INAUDIO IN
HDMI OUT
AUDIO OUT
Connecting an External Monitor
You	can	connect	 a	separate,	 external	monitor	to	your	 projector	 to	simultaneously	 view	on	a	monitor	 the	computer	
analog	image	you’re	projecting.
NOTE:
•	 Daisy	chain	connection	is	not	possible.
•	 When	audio	equipment	is	connected,	the	projector	speaker	is	disabled.
Computer cable (VGA) (supplied)
Stereo mini-plug audio cable (not supplied)HDMI cable (not supplied) 
						

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Connecting Your DVD Player or Other AV Equipment
Connecting	BNC	Input
•	 Select	the	source	name	for	its	appropriate	input	connector	after	turning	on	the	projector.
NOTE:	The	AUDIO	IN	L	and	R	jacks	(RCA)	are	shared	between	the	Video	and	S-Video	inputs.
NOTE:	Refer	to	your	VCR	owner’s	manual	for	more	information	about	your	equipment’s	video	output	requirements.
NOTE:
•	 An	image	 may	not	be	displayed	 correctly	when	a	Video	 or	S-Video	 source	is	played	 back	in	fast-forward	 or	fast-rewind	 via	a	scan	
converter.
•	 Video 	signals 	can 	be 	projected 	when 	a 	video 	cable 	(commercially 	available) 	is 	connected 	to 	the 	Computer 	3 	video 	input 	connector’s	
G/Y	connector.
	 In	 this	case,	 set	the	 on-screen	 menu’s	SETUP	→	OPTION(1)	→	SIGNAL	 SELECT(COMP3)	to	[VIDEO]	and	 select	 Computer	 3	for	
the	input	selection.
CV YC
BNC(C) IN
AUDIO IN
BNC
(CV) IN
BNC
(Y) IN
Audio cable (not supplied)BNC cable (not supplied)
Audio equipment
Audio cable (not supplied) 
						

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6. Installation and Connections
Connecting Component Input
•	 Select	the	source	name	for	its	appropriate	input	connector	after	turning	on	the	projector.
NOTE:
•	 Normally	the	computer	 signal	and	component	 signal	are	identified	 and	switched	 automatically.	 If	the	 signal	 cannot	 be	identified,	
however,	 select	the	signal	 at	[ADJUST]	→	[VIDEO]	→	[SIGNAL	 TYPE]	on	the	 projector’s	 on-screen	menu.	Select	“COMPUTER”	 or	
“VIDEO”	for	the	Computer	3	video	input	connector	at	[SETUP]	→	[OPTION	(1)]	→	[SIGNAL	SELECT(COMP)]	(→	page	109).
•	 To	connect	to	a	video	device	with	a	D	connector,	use	the	sold	separately	D	connector	converter	adapter	(model	ADP-DT1E).
AUDIO IN
COMPUTER IN
AUDIO IN
15-pin - to - RCA (female) × 3 cable adapter (ADP-CV1E)RCA (female) - to - BNC (male) connector (not supplied)
Stereo mini plug - to - RCA audio cable (not supplied)
Component video RCA × 3 cable (not supplied)
DVD playerAudio Equipment