Projector Christie Vivid Green User Manual

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DIGITAL RGB
RGB AUDIO
AUDIO
RGB
AUDIO
AUDIOAUDIORGB
S-VIDEO VIDEO
LR
R Cr PrG YB Cb PbHV
IN
PUT 1
IN
PUT 2
IN
PUT 3
OUT
PUT 
IN
PUT4 
RS-232CWIRED
REMOTEMOUSEUSB PS/2
Names of Parts
The figures in brackets refer to the relevant page number.
Front
MOUSE USB terminal [20]
Back
Side
Left sideRight side
INPUT 3 terminal
RGB terminal (analog)
Component terminals
AUDIO terminal
[17 – 19]
AC 100 – 240 V input terminal [20, 34]
Wireless remote control
unit light receiver [10, 13]
INPUT 1 terminal
DIGITAL RGB terminal
RGB terminal (analog)
AUDIO terminal
[17, 18]
OUTPUT terminal
RGB terminal (analog)
AUDIO terminal
[10, 17, 18]
INPUT 4 terminal
S-VIDEO terminal
VIDEO terminal
AUDIO L/R terminals
[19]
INPUT 2 terminal
RGB terminal (analog)
AUDIO terminal
[17, 18]
Lamp cover [34 – 35]
Handle RS232C control terminal
(for service personnel)
WIRED REMOTE
terminal [14]MOUSE PS/2 terminal [20]
STAND-BY TEMP. LAMPPOWER-ON 
Temperature monitor
(TEMP) [8, 9]
Power monitor (STAND-BY/
POWER-ON) [8, 9, 21]
Wireless remote control
unit light receiver [10, 13]Lamp monitor (LAMP) [8, 9]
Projection lens [15]
Adjustment lever [15]
Adjuster [15] 
						

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Names of Parts (continued)
The figures in brackets refer to the relevant page number.
Operation Panel (Top)
VOLUME
ENTERMENUSTATUSAUTO
VIDEORGB
POWERMUTE
KEY STONEFOCUSZOOM
KEYSTONE buttons
[24]Lens shift
knob [16]
Wireless Remote Control Unit
POWER
RGB
MENU
ZOOM-PAN
ZOOM
MUTE
LASER
VIDEO
ENTER/R-MOUSE
VOLUMESOURCE
CANCEL
KEYSTONE
STATUS
FOCUS
AUTO
MOUSE
PJAdjustment buttons (, , , )/
Mouse pointer buttons [20, 25 – 32]
Front
Laser beam emitting
window [14]
Back
WIRED REMOTE
terminal [14]
MUTE button
[23]
STATUS button
[24]
POWER button
[8, 9, 21, 34]
RGB button
[22]
AUTO button
[24]
ZOOM buttons
[22]
FOCUS buttons
[22]VIDEO button
[22]
Adjustment buttons
(
, , , ) [25 – 32]
MENU button [25]
ENTER button
[25 – 30]
VOLUME buttons
[23]
POWER button [8, 9, 21, 34]
RGB button [22]
Slide switch [20, 25]
L-MOUSE (left click)
button [20]
MENU button [25]
ZOOM-PAN buttons [23]
CANCEL button [23]
ZOOM buttons [22]
FOCUS buttons [22]LASER button [14]
MUTE button [23]
VIDEO button [22]
KEYSTONE buttons [24] STATUS button [24] AUTO button [24] VOLUME buttons [23] SOURCE button [24]
ENTER/R-MOUSE (right
click) button [20, 25 – 29]Wireless remote
control unit infrared
light emitting window
[13]
PUSH
UP DOWN 
						

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Handling the Wireless Remote Control Unit
Loading the Batteries (2 size AA batteries)
1Open the battery cover on the back
of wireless remote control unit in the
direction shown.2 Insert two size AA batteries,
making sure that the positive and
negative terminals are correctly
oriented.3Close the battery cover in the
direction shown.
About the Batteries
• Remove the batteries if the wireless remote control unit is not used for an extended period of time.
• When changing the batteries, use alkaline batteries. Use two new batteries of the same type. (The batteries supplied are for
checking functions.)
• Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local recycling and waste disposal ordinances.
Note
• If the wireless remote control unit is placed face down, the MOUSE button will be pressed and the projector will be put in
operation status, resulting in exhaustion of the batteries. Be sure to store the remote control unit face up.
• Do not use batteries other than those specifically recommended for the wireless remote control unit to prevent the batteries
from exploding.
Opening and Closing the Wireless Remote Control Unit
Open and close the cover of the wireless remote control unit as shown below.
Range of Use of the Wireless Remote Control Unit
Within 10 m (11 yards) Within 10 m (11 yards)
30°
30°
30° 30°
Open Close 
						

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Handling the Wireless Remote Control Unit (continued)
Wired Connection
When the wireless remote control unit is used at a distance from the projector or there is an obstacle between them, the infrared
signal from the remote control unit may not reach the projector.  In this case, connect the wireless remote control unit to the
projector using the wired cable (optional).
Wireless Remote Control Unit Laser Warning Label
POWER
RGB
MENU
ZOOM-PAN
ZOOM
MUTE
LASER
VIDEO
ENTER/R-MOUSE
VOLUMESOURCE
CANCEL
KEYSTONE
STATUS
FOCUS
AUTO
MOUSE
PJ
AVOID EXPOSURE-LASERRADIATION  IS  EMITTED  FROM  THIS  APERTURE 
RAYONNEMENT  LASER
NE  PAS  REGARDER  DANS  LE  FAISCEAU
APPAREIL  A  LASER  DE  CLASSE2
EN60825-1  :  1994 + A11
LONGUEUR  DONDE  :  650nm
PUISSANCE  MAXIMA  :  1mW
CAUTION
VISIBLE   LASER   RADIATION
DO  NOT  STARE  INTO  BEAM
WAVE LENGTH : 650nm MAX OUTPUT : 1mW
CLASS  II  LASER PRODUCT
LASER  RADIATION
DO  NOT  STARE  INTO  BEAM
CLASS  2  LASER  PRODUCT
EN60825  -  1  :  1994   +   A11
WAVE LENGTH  :  650nm  MAX  OUTPUT  :  1mW
LASER-STRAHLUNG
NIGHT  IN  DEN  STRAHL
BLICKEN  LASER  KLASS  2
EN60825-1 :  1994+A11
WELLENLÄNGE  :  650nm
MAX AUSGANGSLEISTUNG : 1mW
Place  of
Manufacturer : A
Made  in  Japan
Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11
REMOTE CONTROL MODEL LPF-720RC
May-2000
This wireless remote control unit is a Class 2 laser
product (max. output: 1mW; wave length: 650nm)
 Warning
• The wireless remote control unit supplied with the projector emits a laser beam when the LASER button is pressed.  Do not
stare directly into the beam or point the beam at anyone as this may result in loss of eyesight.
• Do not disassemble or modify the wireless remote control unit supplied with the projector as this may result in injury or failure.
Caution label
Year and Month
of manufacture
LASER button
WIRED REMOTE terminalWired cable
(optional: approx. 20 m (22 yards)) WIRED REMOTE terminal
Important
• When the wired cable (optional) is connected to the wireless remote control unit, the infrared signal isn’t emitted. 
						

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Setting Up
• There are 3 ways of setting the projector up: front projection, overhead projection and rear projection.
• By adjusting the zoom lens, you can choose the screen size as shown below.
Offset (O)
Projection distance (L)
* Offset is the distance from the middle of the projection lens to the bottom edge of the screen.
* “Screen Size (inch)” is the diagonal length of the screen.
* 31-inch screen size is available only for wide screen and the projection distance is 1.4 m.
Adjustment
• Adjust the height of the projector using the 2 adjusters on the front.
• If the relation between the position of the projector and the screen is not correct, the image will be distorted and blurred.
2 When the desired angle is reached,
release the adjustment levers to fix
the adjusters in that position.3 Turn the adjusters for fine adjustment.
Note
 • If you wish to lower the projector to its original position before storing it, press the adjustment levers and slowly lower the
projector.  It can then be stored easily.
1Lift the front of the projector while
pressing the two adjustment levers on
the side of the projector.
Up Down
40 61 81 1.4 – 1.9 3 – 58
60 91 122 2.1 – 2.8 5 – 87
80 122 163 2.9 – 3.8   6 – 116
100 152 203 3.6 – 4.7   8 – 145
150 229 305 5.4 – 7.1 11 – 217
200 305 406 7.3 – 9.4 15 – 290
250 381 508   9.1 – 11.8 19 – 362
300 457 610 10.9 – 14.1 23 – 434
Screen Size
Screen Size
(inch)Height
(cm)Width
(cm)
Projection
distance L
(m)Offset O
(cm)
Projection distance (L) Offset (O)
(Front projection)(Overhead projection)
AdjusterAdjustment lever 
						

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Setting Up (continued)
Lens Shift Function
By shifting the lens, the position of the image on the screen can be moved up and down.
To move the image up
Turn the lens shift knob clockwise.
To move the image down
Turn the lens shift knob anticlockwise.
 Warning
• Place at least 30 cm (12 inches) away from the wall.  Do not set up where ventilation is poor as this may lead to fire.
• Do not place on a carpet or blanket as this may block the suction inlet on the bottom of the projector.
Do not block the lamp ventilation holes as this may lead to fire.
2 Turn the lens shift knob to adjust the
position of the image.3 After adjustment, press the lens shift
knob to withdraw it to its original
position.1Press the lens shift knob to extract
the knob so that it protrudes from the
projector.
Up
Down 
						

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EspañolDIGITAL RGB
RGB AUDIO
AUDIO
RGB
AUDIO
AUDIOAUDIORGB
S-VIDEO VIDEO
LR
R Cr PrG YB Cb PbHV
IN
PUT 1
IN
PUT 2IN
PUT 3OUT
PUT 
IN
PUT4 
DIGITAL RGB
RGB AUDIO
AUDIO
RGB
AUDIOAUDIORGBG
 YHV
IN
PUT 1
IN
PUT 2
IN
PUT 3
OUT
PUT 
AUDIO S-VIDEO VIDEOLR
IN
PUT4 
External Connection (To a Personal Computer)
• This projector can be connected to a personal computer, TV, video deck, laser disk player, video camera, etc.
• Before making any connections or disconnections, make sure that the projector and the equipment to which it is connected are
turned off.  Read the instruction manual supplied with the equipment to which the projector is connected.
AT Interchangeable Equipment
To DIGITAL RGB
output terminal
(DVI-D terminal)
Note
• Use an RGB cable that matches the shape of the image output terminal on your PC.
• For details of the PC frequencies suitable for this projector, see the list of RGB-compatible frequencies on page 39.
Important
• When you use INPUT 1, select the DIGITAL RGB terminal or RGB (analog) terminal using the DISPLAY menu. (See page
31.)
 [Projector Rear]
To 5-plug BNC
terminal
(used when using
5-plug BNC input
to prevent loss of
image quality)
To RGB output
terminal  To RGB terminal
To monitor RGB
input terminal
(screen image can be
viewed on monitor)To AUDIO
terminal
(sound can be
produced)
To sound output
terminalTo RGB terminal
(this connection
enables PC
images to be
projected)
To RGB output
terminalTo DIGITAL RGB
terminal
(can be used when
the PC has a DVI-D
terminal)
RGB cable
(optional)5-plug BNC
cable (optional)Stereo audio
cable (optional)RGB cable
(supplied)DIGITAL RGB
cable (optional) 
						

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DIGITAL RGB
RGB AUDIO
AUDIO
RGB
AUDIO
AUDIOAUDIORGB
S-VIDEO VIDEO
LR
R Cr PrG YB Cb PbHV
IN
PUT 1
IN
PUT 2IN
PUT 3OUT
PUT 
IN
PUT4 
DIGITAL RGB
RGB AUDIO
AUDIO
RGB
AUDIOAUDIORGBG
 YHV
IN
PUT 1
IN
PUT 2
IN
PUT 3
OUT
PUT 
AUDIO S-VIDEO VIDEOLR
IN
PUT4 
External Connection (To a Personal Computer) (continued)
Macintosh
To DIGITAL RGB
output terminal
(DVI-D terminal)
When using a MAC connector, set the dip switches as follows.
VGA/SVGA Mode
Switches 2, 3, 6, 7 ON
Mac 16 Mode (832 x 624)
Switches 1, 3, 6, 7 ON
Mac 19 Mode (1024 x 768)
Switches 1, 2, 6, 7 ON
Mac 21 Mode (1152 x 870)
Switches 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 ON
Mac 16 Multi. scan
Switches 1, 4, 6, 7, 9 ON
Mac 21 Multi. scan
Switches 1, 4, 6, 7, 8 ON
Note
• When connecting the projector to a Macintosh computer, be sure to use the optional MAC connector, otherwise a blank display may
result.
• When connecting the projector to a Macintosh notebook computer, in addition to the optional MAC connector, a special adapter
(commercially available) may be necessary.
• Use an RGB cable that matches the shape of the image output terminal of your Macintosh computer.
• For details of the MAC frequencies suitable for this projector, see the list of RGB-compatible frequencies on page 39.
Important
• When you use INPUT 1, select the DIGITAL RGB terminal or RGB (analog) terminal using the DISPLAY menu. (See page 31.)
[Projector Rear]
To 5-plug BNC
terminal
(used when using
5-plug BNC input
to prevent loss of
image quality)
To RGB output
terminal
MAC connector
(optional) To RGB terminal
To monitor RGB
input terminal
(screen image can be
viewed on monitor)To AUDIO
terminal
(sound can be
produced)
To sound output
terminalTo RGB terminal
(this connection
enables PC
images to be
projected)
To RGB output
terminal
MAC connector
(optional)To DIGITAL RGB
terminal
(can be used when
the PC has a DVI-D
terminal)
RGB cable
(optional)5-plug BNC
cable (optional)Stereo audio
cable (optional)RGB cable
(supplied)DIGITAL RGB
cable (optional) 
						

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DIGITAL RGB
RGB AUDIO
AUDIO
RGB
AUDIO
AUDIOAUDIORGB
S-VIDEO VIDEO
LR
R Cr PrG YB Cb PbHV
IN
PUT 1
IN
PUT 2IN
PUT 3OUT
PUT 
IN
PUT4 
DIGITAL RGB
RGB AUDIO
AUDIO
RGB
AUDIOAUDIORGBG
 YHV
IN
PUT 1
IN
PUT 2
IN
PUT 3
OUT
PUT 
AUDIO S-VIDEO VIDEOLR
IN
PUT4 
External Connection (To a Video/Laser Disk/DVD)
Note
• Images input by component video input to INPUT 3 terminal can be viewed on a monitor TV connected to the RGB output
terminal. Images input to the VIDEO INPUT terminal cannot be viewed on the monitor TV.
• When connecting the projector to equipment with stereo sound output, be sure to connect the L/R audio output or stereo audio
cable. When there is no image input (blue background screen), there will be no audio output.
• For component video input, it is necessary to set the component signals separately. For details, see page 31.
[Projector Rear]
To S-VIDEO terminal
(used to connect
equipment with S image
output terminal)To VIDEO & AUDIO
L/R terminals
(this connection
enables image and
sound output)
To S image
output terminalTo video/audio
output terminalsTo AUDIO terminal
(used to connect
equipment with
component output
terminal)
To audio output terminal
(on equipment with
component output
terminal)To Cr, Y, Cb
terminal
(used to connect
equipment with
component output
terminal)
To Cr, Y, Cb terminal
(on equipment with
component output
terminal)
Laser disk player Video deckDVD player
S terminal cable
(optional)AV cable
(supplied)Stereo audio
cable (optional)RCA-BNC
cable (optional) 
						

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RS-232CWIRED
REMOTEMOUSEUSB PS/2
Mouse Functions
POWER
RGB
MENU
ZOOM-PAN
ZOOM
MUTE
LASER
VIDEO
ENTER/R-MOUSE
VOLUMESOURCE
CANCEL
KEYSTONE
STATUS
FOCUS
AUTO
MOUSE
PJ
To MOUSE PS/2
terminal
R-MOUSE button To MOUSE
USB terminal
USB mouse
connection
cable (optional)[Projector right side]
To mouse (USB)
terminal PS/2 mouse
connection cable
(supplied)To mouse (PS/2)
terminal
Slide switch
Mouse pointer
buttonsL-MOUSE button
By connecting the PC mouse terminal and projector mouse terminal, the projector remote control unit can be used instead of the PC
mouse.
Connecting the Mouse
Connecting to AT interchangeable equipment
Connect a PS/2 mouse or USB mouse. (The PS/2 mouse
cable is supplied, but the USB mouse cable is optional.)
Connecting to a Macintosh PC
Connect a USB mouse or ADB mouse. (Both the USB mouse
cable and Mac mouse cable for the ADB mouse are optional.)
Note
• When connecting the ADB mouse, use the optional Mac
mouse cable instead of the PS/2 mouse cable.
• When you use the USB connection, the mouse function
may not operate depending on your personal computer or
operating system.
Mouse Functions
Important
• Set the slide switch on the remote control unit to MOUSE. If the switch is set on PJ (projector), the following operations
cannot be performed.
R-MOUSE button
The R-MOUSE button on the right of the remote control unit
corresponds to the right button on a mouse with two click
buttons.
L-MOUSE button
The L-MOUSE button in the center of the remote control
unit corresponds to the left button on a mouse with two click
buttons.
Moving the Cursor
When the left, right, up, down and diagonal mouse pointer
buttons are pressed, the cursor moves in the designated
direction on the screen.
Select and Decide
Move the cursor and press the L-MOUSE button.
Drag
While pressing the L-MOUSE button, press the mouse
pointer buttons in the desired drag direction.
Connecting the Power Source
1Plug the power cable (supplied) into the power terminal on the left side of
the projector.
2Insert the power plug into the power socket.
The POWER-ON monitor lights red and the projector is in standby status.