Ricoh Projector PJ WX6170N User Manual

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4. Using the Viewer\u
Disconnecting the \u\frojector from the media server
1.	 Display	the	OPTIONS	\fenu.
  Press the  butto\b to sele\ft the [OPTION\eS] i\fo\b a\bd sele\ft the \eE\bter butto\b.
2.	 Display	the	MEDIA	SERVER	setting	screen.
  Press the  butto\b to sele\ft the MEDIA S\eERVER i\fo\b a\bd press the E\bter butto\b.
3.	 Disa\ble	the	connection.
  Press the E\bter butto\b to \flear the \fhe\fkmark to disable the \fo\b\be\ftio\e\b.
  Press the  butto\b to sele\ft [OK] a\bd press the...

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1 Using the Menus
NOTE: The \bn-screen\y menu may n\bt be di\ysplayed c\brrectly wh\yile interlaced m\bti\bn \fide\b image\y is pr\bjected.
1.	 Press	the	Menu	\button	on	the	re\fote	control	or	the	projector	ca\binet	to	display	the	\fenu.
NOTE: The c\bmmands \ysuch as Enter, Back, ,  in the b\btt\bm sh\bw \ya\failable butt\bns f\y\br y\bur \bperati\bn.
2.	 Press	the		\buttons	on	the	re\fote	control	or	the	projector	ca\binet	to	display	the	su\b\fenu.
3.	 Press	 the	Enter...

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2 Menu Elements
Slide barSolid tria\bgle
Me\bu modeTab
Radio butto\b
High Altitude symbol ECO mode symbol
Wireless symbol
Menu wind\fws \f\b dial\fg b\fxes typically have the f\fll\fwing elements:
Highlight  ������������������\P����������� Indicate\f the \felect\Ped menu or item� 
Solid triangle  ������������������\P���� Indicate\f further ch\Poice\f are available\P� A highlighted tri\Pangle indicate\f the\P item i\f active� 
Tab  ������������������\P������������������\P��...

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3 List of Menu Items\u
Some	menu	items	a\fe	not	available	depending	on	the	input	sou\fce.
Menu	ItemDe\baultOptions
INPUT COMPUTER1
*
COMPUTER2 *
COMPUTER3(BNC) *
HDMI *
DisplayPo\ft *
VIDEO *
S-VIDEO *
VIEWER *
NETWORK *
ENTRY	LIST
TEST	PATTERN
ADJUST PICTUREMODE
STANDARDSTANDARD,	PROFESSIONAL
PRESET *BRIGHT,	PRESENTATION,	
VIDEO,	MOVIE,	GRAPHIC,	
sRGB,	DICOM	SIM. 	MODE
DETAIL	
SETTINGS GENERAL
REFERENCE *BRIGHT,	PRESENTATION,	
VIDEO,	MOVIE,	GRAPHIC,	
sRGB,	DICOM	SIM. 	MODE...

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SETUPBASIC
KEYSTONE
HORIZONTAL
0
VERTICAL 0
CORNERSTONE
PIP/PICTURE	BY	
PICTURE MODE
PIPPIP,	PICTURE	BY	PICTURE
POSITION BOTTOM-RIGHTTOP-LEFT,	TOP-RIGHT,	BOTTOM-LEFT,	BOTTOM-RIGHT
PIP/PBP	SOURCE OFFOFF,	VIDEO,	S-VIDEO
WALL	COLOR	CORRECTION OFFOFF,	
WHITEBOARD,	BLACKBOARD,	GRAY,	LIGHT	 YELLOW,	
LIGHT	GREEN,	LIGHT	BLUE,	SKY BLUE,	LIGHT	ROSE,	
PINK
LAMP	POWER STND.STND.,	ECO
CLOSED	CAPTION OFFOFF,	CC-1,	CC-2,	CC-3,	CC-4,	 T-1,	T-2,	T-3,	T-4
OFF	 TIMER OFFOFF,	0:30,	1:00,	2:00,...

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INFO.USAGE	
TIME LAMP	LIFE	REMAINING
LAMP	
TIME
FILTER	HOURS	USED
TOTAL	CARBON	SAVINGS
SOURCE(1) INPUT	
TERMINAL
RESOLUTION
HORIZONTAL	FREQUENCY
VERTICAL	FREQUENCY
SYNC	 TYPE
SYNC	POLARITY
SCAN	 TYPE
SOURCE	NAME
ENTRY	NO.
SOURCE(2) SIGNAL	
TYPE
VIDEO	MODE
BIT	DEPTH
RGB	INPUT	RANGE
LINK	RATE
LINK	LANE
WIRED	LAN IP	
ADDRESS
SUBNET	MASK
DEFAULT	GATEWAY
MAC	 ADDRESS
WIRELESS	
LAN(1) IP	
ADDRESS
SUBNET	MASK
DEFAULT	GATEWAY
MAC	 ADDRESS
WIRELESS	
LAN(2) SSID
COMMUNICATION	MODE...

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4 Menu Descri\ftions \u& Functions [INPUT]
COMPUTER1, 2, and \u3
Selects	the	compute\f	connected	to	you\f	COMPUTER1,	2,	o\f	COMPUTER3	input	connecto\f	signal.
NOTE:  When  the  c\bmp\bnent  input  signal  is  c\bnnected  t\b  the  C\bmputer  1  In,  C\bmputer  2  In,  \br  C\bmputer  3  In  c\bnnect\br,  select 
[COMPUTER1], [COMPUTER2] \br [COMPUTER3] respecti\fely. The pr\bject\br aut\bmatically determines whether the COMPUTER1, 
2, \br 3 input signal\y is an RGB \br...

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Using the Ent\by List
When 	any 	sou\fce 	adjustments 	a\fe 	made, 	the 	adjustments 	a\fe 	automatically 	\fegiste\fed 	in 	the 	Ent\fy 	List. 	The 	(adjustment	
values	o\b)	\fegiste\fed	signals	can	be	loaded	\b\fom	the	Ent\fy	List	wheneve\f	necessa\fy.
Howeve\f,	 only	up	to	100	 patte\fns	 can	be	\fegiste\fed	 in	the	 Ent\fy	 List.	When	 100	patte\fns	 have	been	 \fegiste\fed	 in	the	
Ent\fy	 List,	an	e\f\fo\f	 message	 is	then	 displayed	 and	no	additional	 patte\fns	can	be...

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Ente\bing the cu\b\bently p\b\fjected signal int\f the Ent\by List [STORE]
1.	 Press	the		or		\button	to	select	any	nu\f\ber.
2.	 Press	the		or		\button	to	select	[STORE]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
 
Calling up a signa\vl f\b\fm the Ent\by List [LOAD]
P\fess	the		o\f		button	to	select	a	signal	and	p\fess	the	Ente\f	button.
Editing a signal f\b\v\fm the Ent\by List [EDIT]
1.	 Press	the		or		\button	to	select	a	signal	you	wish	to	edit.
2.	 Press	the	,	,	,	or	...

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Cutting a signal f\b\fm the Ent\by List [CUT]
1.	 Press	the		or		\button	to	select	a	signal	you	wish	to	delete.
2.	 Press	the	,	,	,	or		\button	to	select	[CUT]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The  sig\bal  will  be  deleted  from  the  E\btry  List  a\bd  the  deleted  sig\bal  will  be  displayed  o\b  the  \flipboard  at  the 
bottom of the E\btry List.
NOTE:
•  The currently pr\bjec\yted signal cann\bt b\ye deleted.
•  When the l\bcked sig\ynal is selected, i\yt will be...