NEC Projector PA622U User Manual

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❽ Menu Descriptions & Functions [INFO.]
Displays	the	status	 of	the	 current	 signal	and	lamp	 usage. 	This	item	has	nine	 pages. 	The	information	 included	is	as	
follows:
TIP:	Pressing	the	HELP	button	on	the	remote	control	will	show	the	[INFO.]	menu	items.
[USAGE TIME]
[LAMP	LIFE	REMAINING]	(%)*
[LAMP	HOURS	USED]	(H)
[FILTER	HOURS	USED]	(H)
[TOTAL	CARBON	SAVINGS]	(kg-CO2)
*	 The	progress	indicator	shows	the	percentage	of	remaining	bulb	life.
	 The	 value	informs	 you	of	the	 amount	 of	lamp	 usage. 	When	 the	remaining	 lamp	time	reaches	 0,	the	 LAMP	 LIFE	
REMAINING	bar	indicator	changes	from	0%	to	100	Hours	and	starts	counting	down.
	 If	the	remaining	lamp	time	reaches	0	hours,	the	projector	will	not	turn	on.
•	 The	 message	 to	the	 effect	 that	the	lamp	 or	the	 filters	 should	 be	replaced	 will	be	displayed	 for	one	 minute	 when	
the	projector	is	turned	on	and	when	the	POWER	button	on	the	projector	or	the	remote	control	is	pressed.
	 To	dismiss	this	message,	press	any	button	on	the	projector	or	the	remote	control.
Lamp	life(H)
Replacement lamp
ECO MODE
During portrait 
installation
NORMAL
(OFF) ECO
(ON)
3000 40002000NP26LP
•	 [TOTAL	CARBON	SAVINGS]
	 This	displays	 the	estimated	 carbon	saving	information	 in	kg. 	The	 carbon	 footprint	 factor	in	the	 carbon	 saving	cal-
culation	is	based	on	the	OECD	(2008	Edition). 	(→	page	30) 
						

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[SOURCE(1)]
INPUT	TERMINAL	 RESOLUTION	
HORIZONTAL	FREQUENCY	 VERTICAL	FREQUENCY	
SYNC	TYPE	 SYNC	POLARITY	
SCAN	TYPE	 SOURCE	NAME	
ENTRY	NO.
[SOURCE(2)]
SIGNAL	TYPE	 VIDEO	TYPE	
BIT	DEPTH	 VIDEO	LEVEL	
LINK	RATE	 LINK	LANE
[WIRED LAN]
IP	ADDRESS	SUBNET	MASK	
GATEWAY	 MAC	ADDRESS 
						

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[VERSION(1)]
FIRMWARE	DATA	
SUB-CPU
[OTHERS]
DATE	TIME	 PROJECTOR	NAME	
MODEL	NO.	 SERIAL	NUMBER	
CONTROL	ID	(when	[CONTROL	ID]	is	set) 
						

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[CONDITIONS]
INTAKE	TEMPERATURE	 EXHAUST	TEMPERATURE	
INSTALLATION	POSITION	 X-AXIS	
Y-AXIS	Z-AXIS
About	the	X-AXIS,	Y-AXIS	and	Z-AXIS	CONDITIONS
*	 Arrow	direction	of	the	Z-AXIS	in	the	figure	represents	the	top	of	the	projector.
X-AXIS �������������������Display the projector image at an angle of −100 – +100 
degrees to the horizontal in the X-axis direction�
X-AXIS	value	of	 
the	projector
Horizontal	plane	 X-axis
Gravity	direction
Y-AXIS �������������������Display the projector image at an angle of −100 – +100 
degrees to the horizontal in the Y-axis direction�Y-AXIS	value	of	 
the	projector
Horizontal	plane	 Y-axis Gravity	direction
Z-AXIS �������������������Display the projector image at an angle of −100 – +100 
degrees to the vertical in the Z-axis direction�  
Z-AXIS	value	of	 
the	projector
Horizontal	
plane	Z-axis
Gravity	direction 
						

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[HDBaseT]
SIGNAL	QUALITY	OPERATION	MODE	
LINK	STATUS	 HDMI	STATUS 
						

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❶ Mounting a lens (sold separately)
Six	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
Yellow	mark
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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 projector’s 
front panel fully in, turn the lens counterclockwise.
	 The	lens	comes	off.
NOTE: 
•	 Check	 the	following	 areas	if	the	 lens	 unit	cannot	 be	removed	 even	
when the lens release button is pressed.
1.	Check	 whether	the	theft	 prevention	 screws	of	the	 lens	 unit	have	
been installed.
2.	The	 lens	release	 button	may	be	locked	 sometimes.	 In	that	 case,	
turn  the  lens  fully  to  the  right.  The  lens  release  button  lock  will 
be released.
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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❷ Making Connections
A	computer	 cable,	BNC	cable	 (5-core	 type),	HDMI	 cable,	 or	a	DisplayPort	 cable	can	be	used	 to	connect	 to	a	com-
puter.
The	connection	cable	is	not	enclosed	with	the	projector. 	Please	get	ready	a	suitable	cable	for	the	connection.
Analog RGB signal connection
•	 Connect	the	computer	 cable	to	the	 display	 output	terminal	 (mini	D-sub	 15	pin)	 on	the	 computer	 and	the	computer	
video	input	terminal	on	the	projector. 	Please	use	a	computer	cable	attached	with	a	ferrite	core.
•	 When	connecting	 the	display	 output	terminal	 (mini	D-sub	 15	pin)	 on	the	 computer	 to	the	 BNC	 video	 input	terminal,	
use	a	conversion	cable	to	convert	the	BNC	cable	(5	core)	to	a	mini	D-sub	15	pin	cable.
•	 Select	the	source	name	for	its	appropriate	input	connector	after	turning	on	the	projector.
Input	connectorINPUT	button	on	the	projector	
cabinetButton	on	the	remote	control
COMPUTER	IN	7:COMPUTER7/COMPUTER
BNC	IN	4:BNC4/BNC
COMPUTER IN
BNC IN AUDIO IN
AUDIO IN
Computer	cable	(sold	commercially)
Stereo	mini-plug	audio	cable	(not	supplied)
RGB	-	to	-	BNC	cable	(not	supplied)Stereo	mini-plug	audio	cable	(not	supplied)
NOTE:  Please  check  the  operating  manual  of 
the computer as the name, position and direc
-
tion  of  the  terminal  may  differ  depending  on 
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Digital RGB signal connection
•	 Connect	a	commercially	 available	HDMI	cable	between	 the	computer’s	 HDMI	output	 connector	 and	the	projector’s	
HDMI1	or	HDMI2	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.
Input	connectorINPUT	button	on	the	projector	
cabinetButton	on	the	remote	control
HDMI	1	IN	1:HDMI	11/HDMI	1
HDMI	2	IN	2:HDMI	22/HDMI	2
DisplayPort	IN	3:DisplayPort3/DisplayPort
DisplayPort IN
HDMI 1 IN HDMI 2 IN
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.
•	 Power	can	be	supplied	 to	the	 connecting	 device	from	the	Display	 Port	input	 terminal	 (maximum	 of	1.65	 W).	How-
ever,	power	will	not	be	supplied	to	the	computer.
•	 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	 (commer-
cially	available).