Plus Projector Up 800 User Manual

							Remote Control Features
You can use y our remote contr ol wireless to oper ate y our
UP-800 Da ta Projector.  W ith the remote mouse r eceiver
connected to y our computer, you can also use the pr ojectors
remote control to operate your computers mouse wireless,
too. (See pa ge E-20 to connect the r emote mouse receiver to
y our computer .)
NOTE: If you are using a Macintosh computer, you can click either
the right or left button to activate the mouse.
1Left Click Button
Use this b utton to enter y our menu selection. It w orks the
same as the Enter b utton on the cabinet.
2 Infrared Transmitter
Dir ect the r emote contr ol toward the remote sensor on the
pr ojector ca binet or the r emote mouse r eceiver.
3 LED
Flashes when any b utton is pressed.
4 Power On And Off
If y our main po wer s witch is tur ned on,  y ou can use this
b utton to tur n your UP-800 Da ta Projector on and of f.
5 Video Button
Pr ess to select an NTSC,  PAL,  SECAM or NTSC4.43
compatib le video sour ce from a VCR,  laser disc player or
document camera.
6 S-V ideo Button
Pr ess to select an S-V ideo sour ce from a VCR.
7 RGB Button
Press to select a video source from a computer connected
to your RGB port.
8 Volume Buttons
Adjusts the v olume f or the pr ojector main unit speak ers. 3
4
5
7 8
1
2
6
OFF ON
VIDEO
PIC-MUTE
IR IR
FREEZE
R-CLICK
MENU
S-VIDEO
POWER
VOLUME
RGB
MAGNIFY
REDUCE
POSITION
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							9Menu Button
Use this b utton to call up the On-Scr een Menu so you can
adjust and set the ima ge. After y ou press this b utton, it
will light up. During this time you can use the mouse
pointer and r ight / left click buttons to mak e menu selec-
tions. If no b uttons are pressed within 10 seconds w hile it
illumina tes,  the light goes out. To r etur n to the main men u
fr om a sub men u, press this b utton again.
0 Mouse Pointer Buttons
Wor ks as a mouse f or your pr ojected computer ima ge.
This b utton is also used to adjust position.
T hese b uttons select the submen u you w ant to adjust.
(See page E-22.)
After y ou mak e your on-scr een menu selection,  use this
b utton to adjust the le vel up or do wn. (See pa ge E-22.)
- Right Click Button
Pr ess this b utton to e xit Men us or P osition.
= Picture Mute Button
This button turns off the image for a short per iod of time.
Press again to restor e the image.
~ Position Button
W hen the pictur e is magnified,  press this b utton to acti-
va te the mouse b uttons that you can use to r eposition the
imag e in eight dir ections. When y oure finished, the Po-
sition b utton will r emain lit for 10 seconds.
NOTE: When you are adjusting Position, the  Mouse Pointer button isused to move the picture.
!Freeze Button
T his b utton will fr eeze a pictur e. Pr ess a gain to r esume
motion.
@ Magnify/Reduce Button
Use the (+) or (Ð) b utton to adjust the ima ge siz e up to
400%.
NOTE: You cannot use Menu and Position at the same time.
Remote Contr ol Precautions
¥ Handle the r emote control car efully.
¥ If the r emote contr ol gets wet, wipe it dry immediately.
¥ Avoid excessive hea t and humidity.
¥
If you will not be using the remote control for a long time,
remove the ba tteries.
¥ Do not mix ne w and old or dif ferent types of ba tteries.
¥ There are operations that can only be carried out by
remote control. Be careful during use. 0
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OFF ON
VIDEO
PIC-MUTE
IR IR
FREEZE
R-CLICK
MENU
S-VIDEO
POWER
VOLUME
RGB
MAGNIFY
REDUCE
POSITION
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100 5000.0 6.56 13.12 19.69 26.25 32.81 39.37 ft.
(2.0) (4.0) (6.0) (8.0) (10.0) (12.0) (m)
Projection Distance
Diagonal  Image Size (inch)
Projection Distance and Image Size
300Ó
235Ó
WIDE
TELE
27Ó
Width
Height Screen size
(diagonal)
Projection distance
Using A Tabletop Or Cart
1. Place y our Data projector on a f lat le vel surf ace at the
optimal distance fr om the screen or wall so you realize
the siz e image y ou w ant. (A void ha ving br ight room
lighting or sun light dir ectly on the scr een or w all where
youll be projecting the image.)
2. Connect the po wer ca ble, remov e the lens ca p and turn
the pr ojector on. (If no input signal is a vailable, the
projector will display a background image.)
3. Make sure that the pr ojector is square to the screen.
4. Move the pr ojector left or r ight to center the ima ge hor i-
zontally on the screen. (A)
5. T o center the ima ge vertically (B),
6. To f ine tune the ima ges position v ertically on the scr een,
rotate each front foot.
7. Adjust the siz e of the screen with the z oom ring lever on
the projector main unit.
Adjustment method
1. Set the adjuster to the most tight state.
2. If the screen is at an angle, turn the two adjusters to tilt the main unit and adjust until the main unit and screen are
parallel.(A) Top view
(B) Side viewScreen
Screen
P LU S
UP
DOWN
This section descr ibes how to set up y our UP-800 Da ta
pr ojector and ho w to connect video and audio sour ces.
Setting Up Your UP-800 Data  Projector
Your UP-800 Da ta Projector is simple to set up and use . But
before you get started, you must first:
1. Determine the image size
2. Set up a scr een or select a non-glossy w hite wall onto
which you can project your image.
Carrying T he Data Projector Alwa ys carry y our Da ta projec-
tor b y the car ring case. Ensure tha t the power cor d and an y
other cables connecting to video sources are disconnected
befor e moving the pr ojector. When moving the pr ojector
or w hen it is not in use , cover the lens with the lens ca p.
Selecting  A Location  The fur ther your Da ta projector is
fr om the scr een or wall, the lar ger the ima ge. The mini-
mum size the image can be is approximately 24 (0.61 m)
measured diagonally when the projector is roughly1.0 m
(3 feet) from the w all or screen. The larg est the image can
be is 300 (7.6 m) when the projector is about 12.0 m
(39.37 feet) from the w all or screen.
Note:  Adjust with the adjustors so that the lens surface is parallel to the screen.  If you use the projector with the screen  tilted, the picture will
be distorted.
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When moving the projector, use the carrying case that came with it.
How to store the projector in the carrying case
1.Remove any accessories.2.From the folded state, open the carrying case.
3.Put the projector main unit in the square box section.4.W ith the pr ojector pac ked in the car rying case this w ay,
zip up the sides.
5.Put the notebook PC into the carrying case too.
(Completely close the zipper.)6.Put the remote controller and other accessories into
the carrying case.
* Carry the projector carefully.  Subjecting the projector to strong mechanical shock can cause breakdown.
Zipper
Projector
Note book PC
Other
Accessories
Mo ving the pr ojector 
						

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     WARNING
¥ Only use y our Da ta projector on a solid, level surface. If
the projector f alls to the ground, you can be injur ed and
the pr ojector se verely damaged.
¥ Do not use the Da ta projector w here temper atures v ary
greatly. T he projector m ust be used a t temperatures be-
tween 0ûC (32ûF) and 40ûC (104ûF).
¥ Do not e xpose the Da ta projector to moistur e, dust,  or
smoke. T his will har m the screen image.
¥ Ensur e that you ha ve adequa te ventila tion ar ound y our
Da ta pr ojector so hea t can dissipate. Do not co ver the
v ents on the bottom or the side of the pr ojector.
Ceiling Installation
Installing your UP-800 Data Projector on the ceiling must be
done b y a qualif ied technician. Contact y our PLUS dealer
for more information.
Do not attempt to install the projector yourself.
If your projector is mounted on the ceiling and your image is
upside down, use the  ÒMenuÓ and  ÒSelectÓ b uttons on your
pr ojector ca binet or (s) (t)  b uttons on y our remote contr ol
to correct the orientation. (See page E-26.)
Using the ceiling hang ing fixtures
When using the ceiling hang ing fixtures, select Front/Ceiling
hanging as the projection method on the detailed menu. Projection distance and screen size examples
¦ Horizontal projection position Lens centered left to right
¦  Vertical projection position
Screen size Projection distance L m Dimension H cm
Inches Wide (W) Tele (T) Both W & T
24 1.20 7.0
40 1.60 2.10 12.2
60 2.40 3.15 17.6
80 3.25 4.20 23.8
100 4.05 5.30 29.1
200 8.20 10.65 59.9
300 12.30 89.1
L
H
231~300
200~260 100~113
80~10460~78 40~5224~27
1.2m
2.1m
3.15m
4.2m
5.3m
10.65m
12.3m
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Wiring Diagram
Remote Control Guideline
1. Plug the ser ial cable with the r emote mouse r eceiver into your computers mouse por t and restart your computer to g ain
remote mouse control.
2. W hen using the r emote controls built-in infr ared mouse on a la ptop computer, the la ptops mouse , trackball or tr ackpad
will be disa bled. Disconnect the infr ared r eceiv er and r estart your computer to r egain tr ackball or tr ackpad mouse
control.
3. If the scr een g oes blank w hile using your remote contr ol, it may be the r esult of the computers scr een-saver or power
manag ement softw are. If y ou accidentall y hit the OFF b utton on the remote control, wait one full min ute and then press
the ON b utton to resume.
PC CONTROLVIDEO IN
S-VIDEO VIDEO L/
MONO · AUDIO · R
AUDIO IN AUDIO OUTRGB IN RGB OUT
c
Document Camera To AC power output
VCR or LaserDisk Player
IBM VGAor Compatibies
Remote Mouse Receiver Remote Mouse Receiver Macintosh or Compatibles
To video,S-video,
and audio inputs on 
the LCD projector.
IBM/MAC MultiCable
To mini D-Sub 15-pin connector on the
Data  projector.
PS/2 mouse adapter
(supplied)
Mac ADB adapter
(supplied)
Monitor adapter
T o video,S-video,
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Connecting Your PC Or Macintosh Computer
Connecting your PC or Macintosh computer to your UP-800 Data Projector will enable you to project your computers screen
image f or an impr essive presenta tion.  All of these following displa y standards are supported:
T o connect to a PC,  Macintosh or computer equipped with a SuperV GA/VGA adapter or compa tible graphics ada pter, simply:
1. Turn off the power to your Da ta pr ojector and computer.
2. If y our PC does not suppor t SuperVGA/VGA you will need to install a SuperV GA/VGA graphics boar d. Consult y our
computers o wners manual for your SuperV GA/VGA configura tion. If you need to install a ne w boar d, see the man ual tha t
comes with y our new graphics board for installa tion instructions.
3. Use the signal ca ble tha ts supplied to connect y our PC or Macintosh computer to the Da ta projector . For a PC,  use the smaller
15-pin connector on the ca ble to connect to y our computers video por t; use the larger 15-pin connector on the ca ble to
connect to the pr ojectors RGB input. F or Macintosh, use the larger 15-pin connector on the ca ble to connect to y our
computers video por t; use the smaller 15-pin connector on the ca ble to connect to the pr ojectors RGB input. (Y ou can also
use y our own video ca ble if y ou wish. F or a PC ca ble, use the smaller 15-pin connector RGB on the pr ojector. For a
Macintosh ca ble, use the lar ger 15-pin connector RGB on the pr ojector.)
4. Tur n on the Da ta projector and the computer .
5. If the pr ojector goes b lank after a period of inactivity, it may be caused b y a  scr een sav er installed on the computer y ouve
connected to the pr ojector.
VGA 640´480 for graphics VGA 640 ´400 f or graphics
VGA 640 ´350 for graphics VGA 720 ´400 f or text
VGA 720 ´350 for text SuperVGA 800 ´600
Macintosh at 640 ´480 Macintosh at 832´624
NOTE: Refer to your computers owners manual for more information about your computers video output requirements and any special
identification or configuring your projectors image and monitor may require.
MONITOR RESOLUTION 1 2 3 4 5 6
MULTIPLE SCAN 21 l l l
MULTIPLE SCAN 17l l l
MULTIPLE SCAN 16l l l l
VGA/SVGA l l
21 COLOR 1152´870 l l l l
19 COLOR 1024 ´768 l l
16 COLOR 832 ´624 l l
13 COLOR 640 ´480 l l
DIP switch setting ( l = ON)
Inch 13 MULTIPLE SCAN 17 VGA/SVGA
Refer to the manual that came with the adaptor.
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6
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Changing Video Resolutions
De pending on y our computers g raphic ca pability,  you ma y
be ab le to select one of se veral resolutions. Generally a com-
puter - either a PC or Macintosh- with 1 me g. of memor y will
run: 640 ´ 480 at 16.7 million colors (24 bit Truecolor)
800  ´ 600 at 65000 colors.
1024  ´ 768 at 256 colors.
As the resolution increases,  the number of colors you can run
decreases.  With 2 meg. of memory a computer will run: 640 ´ 480 at 16.7 million colors (24 bit Truecolor).
800  ´ 600 at 16.7 million colors (24 bit Truecolor).
1024  ´ 768 at 65000 colors.
1280  ´ 1024 at 256 colors.
Windows 95
Ther e are tw o methods y ou can use to c hange your r esolu-
tion.
Method 1
1. Move your cur sor to the background image and click.
2. In the Properties menu, select Settings.
3. Change your resolution and click OK.
4. You ma y be asked to reboot f or the c hanges to tak e affect,
or you ll g et a message that Windows is a bout to r esize
y our displa y. You ll be ask ed if you want to k eep y our
settings. Select Y es.
Method 2
1. Click on your My Computer icon.
2. Open Contr ol Panel and select Displa y.
3. Chang e your r esolution and c lick OK. after the ne w
resolution is selected.
4. You ma y be asked to reboot f or the c hanges to tak e affect,
or you ll g et a message that Windows is a bout to r esize
y our displa y. You ll be ask ed if you want to k eep y our
settings. Select Y es. Windows 3.1
1. Clic k on the Main icon and open Contr ol Panel.
2. Select Change System Settings and click on Option.
3. Choose Change Display Settings.
4. Select the r esolution you want.
5. Choose the cur rent drive or another .
6. Restart Windows for the c hang es to take affect.
Macintosh
1. Under the  Apple menu,  select Contr ol Panels and open
Monitors.
2. Click and open Options.
3. Select your new r esolution and click OK.
Notebook Computer s And Resolution Standar ds
The UP-800 Data projector is designed to project industry
standardized video such as VESA (Video Electronics Stand-
ards Associa tion) or VGA (V ideo Gr aphics Arra y). Notebook
computers do not use industry standards. They use whatever
timing is necessar y to match their local LCD displa y. The end
r esult is typicall y not standards. By turning off your note-
books display,  the timing par ameters are a bit mor e like the
real VESA or VGA signal.
F or an optimal pr ojected image with a notebook computer, it
is recommended that you use the CUSTOM 6 memory da ta.
T his f eatur e is useful w hen an S-VGA image (800 ´600) is
displaying with a notebook computer supported by XGA
(1024 ´768). See Source Menu on page E-23 for more infor-
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Connecting Your Document Camera
You can connect y our UP-800 Data Projector to a document camer a. To do so,  simply:
1. Turn off the power to your Da ta pr ojector and document camera.
2. Use a standar d video cable to connect y our document camer a to the Video input on y our Da ta
projector.
3. Tur n on the Da ta projector and the document camer a.
NOTE:   Refer to your document cameras owners manual for more information about your cameras video
output requirements .
Connecting Your VCR Or Laser Disc Play er
You use common RCA ca bles (not pr ovided) to connect y our VCR or laser disc pla yer to y our UP-
800 Data Projector. To mak e these connections, simply:
1. Turn off the power to your Da ta pr ojector and VCR or laser disc pla yer.
2. Connect one end of y our RCA cable to the video output connector on the bac k of your VCR or
laser disc pla yer, connect the other end to the  Video input on y our projector. Use standar d RCA
audio patch cor ds to connect the audio fr om your VCR or laser disc pla yer to your projector (if
your  VCR or laser disc pla yer has this ca pability). Be car eful to keep your r ight and left c hannel
connections correct for stereo sound.
3. Tur n on the Da ta projector and the  VCR or laser disc pla yer.
NOTE:  Refer to your VCR or laser disc player owners manual for more information about your equipments
video output requirements.
Connecting An External Monitor
You can connect a se parate, external monitor to y our Da ta projector to sim ultaneously view on a
monitor the ima ge y oure projecting. To do so:
1. Turn off the power to your Da ta pr ojector and computer, document camer a or video source.
2. Use a 15-pin ca ble to connect y our monitor to the RGB OUT connector on y our Data projector.
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Connecting Your Remote Mouse Receiv er
The r emote mouse r eceiver ena bles y ou to oper ate y our computers mouse functions fr om the
r emote contr ol. It is a great con venience f or clicking thr ough your computer -generated presenta-
tions.
T o connect the r emote mouse receiver:
1. Turn off y our computer .
2. F or PCs:  Remove y our cur rent mouse and connect the ser ial cable fr om the r emote mouse
receiver to y our PCs mouse por t. (Use the 6-pin ada pter for connecting to a PS/2 computer .)
F or Macintosh:  Remove your cur r ent mouse from your computer , attach the Macintosh ada pter
to the r emote mouse r eceivers serial ca ble,  and connect the receiver to your mouse por t.
3. When the r emote mouse r eceiver is installed , it will disa ble your regular mouse , disconnect the
r emote mouse r eceiver and restart y our computer.
IBM PC/AT
IBM PS/2
Macintosh
7The Remote Mouse Receiver as a mouse f
or your computer
Serial cable (supplied)