Polaroid Projector Polaview 220 User Manual

Polaview 220 

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radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause interference to radio communications. It has been
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1 Introduction
What’s in the box? 2
Computer/video compatibility 3
Quick start 4
2 Detailed setup
Your Polaview Model 220 Projector 7
Getting started 9
Connector panel 10
Computer and VCR connections 11
Supplying power to the projector 15
3 Using the projector
Turning on the projector and lamp 17
Control-panel keys 20
Using the remote control 23
Using the remote control 24
Image optimization 25
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4 Maintenance
Storage, cleaning and care  29
Replacing the lamp 30
5 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting guide 33
Where to get help 34
Polaroid Offices and Service Centers 35
One Year Warranty 37
Appendix A:Parts39
Appendix B:Standards41 

Thank you for purchasing the Polaview Model 220 Digital
Light Processing (DLP) Projector, one of an innovative line
of advanced presentation products from Polaroid. 
Your Polaview Model 220 Projector is a valuable presenta-
tion tool that can project images from a computer or video
source onto a large screen or wall, in a range of 16.7 million
true, saturated colors with unprecedented image quality. 
The Polaview Model 220 Projector is designed for easy
setup and operation for virtually any group...

What’s in the box?
The Polaview Model 220 Projector is shipped with the fol-
lowing accessories. See 
Appendix A: Partsfor a complete
list of accessories and corresponding part numbers.
Items included 
with the projector
aPolaview Model 220 Projector
bRemote control
cMac multiscan redrive adapter
dVGA/Mac II adapter
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eMac monitor redrive
fVGA/Mac II reversible cable
g1/8 in. phono-to-RCA adapter cable
h1/8 in. phono jack cable
iRCA composite video cable
jPower cord (USA)
kPower cord (EC/UK)
Also included but • Computer infrared receiver kit
not shown• Mouse driver for PC and adapter kit for PC and Mac
• User’s guide
Other accessories Additional accessories are available for use with the 
(not included)projector:
• Carrying case with wheels
• ATA-300-style carrying case with wheels
• Replacement lamp assembly
•...

Quick start
The following steps outline the  basic setup procedure for
connecting the projector to your computer. Detailed infor-
mation about connections for various computer sources is
described in Chapter 3, 
Detailed setup.
1Aiming the projector lens at the projection screen, place the
projector on a solid, flat surface, at a right angle (perpendic-
ular) to the projection screen and parallel to the floor. Place
the projector the proper distance from your viewing screen.
2Connect your computer or...

4To supply power to the projector, connect the power cable
to the power port on the rear panel of the projector. Then
connect the power cord to an appropriate power outlet.
Turn on the power switch located on the rear panel of the
projector, beside the power port. After approximately 30
seconds after the power is on, a solid-colored image is pro-
jected onto your screen. 
Note:You may detect a high-pitched sound as the color-
wheel and fans are reaching operating speed. Also, as you
turn on the...

Note:Whenever you connect the projector to a computer or
video source for the first time, the projector defaults to the
factory settings. Due to operational differences between
computers and video sources, it may be necessary to make
minor adjustments to the settings. See 
Image optimization
in Chapter 4, Using the projectorfor more information. The
projector stores any modified settings, even when the
power is turned off. 
Note:Audio and video sources must be connected to the
same computer or video...