Ricoh Projector PJ WX6170N User Manual

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Tu\bning On the P\b\fject\f\b By Applying C\fmpute\b Signal [AUTO POWER ON(COMP1/3)]
When	the	p\fojecto\f	 is	in	 Standby	 mode,	applying	 a	compute\f	 signal	\b\fom	a	compute\f	 connected	 to	the	 Compute\f	 1	In	
o\f	Compute\f	3	In	input	will	powe\f	on	the	p\fojecto\f	and	simultaneously	p\foject	the	compute\f’s	image.
This	 \bunctionality	 eliminates	the	need	 to	always	 use	the	Powe\f	 button	on	the	 \femote	 cont\fol	o\f	the	 p\fojecto\f	 cabinet	
to	powe\f	on	the	p\fojecto\f.
To	use	this	\bunction,	fi\fst	connect	a	compute\f	to	the	p\fojecto\f	and	the	p\fojecto\f	to	an	active	 AC	input.
NOTE: 
•  Disc\bnnecting a c\bmputer signal fr\bm the c\bmputer will n\bt p\bwer \bff the pr\bject\br. We rec\bmmend using this functi\bn in c\bm-
binati\bn \bf the POW\yER OFF ON NO SIGNAL\y functi\bn.
•  This functi\bn will \yn\bt be a\failable un\yder the f\bll\bwing c\b\ynditi\bns:
- when a c\bmp\bnent sig\ynal is applied t\b th\ye C\bmputer 1 In \br C\y\bmputer 3 In c\bnnect\y\br
-  when a Sync \bn Gree\yn RGB signal \br c\bmp\y\bsite sync signal is\y applied
•  When [AUTO POWER ON(COMP1/3)] is set, the [STANDBY MODE] setting bec\bmes in\falid. This means that the pr\bject\br is in 
the same c\bnditi\bn \ywhen the [NORMAL] i\ys selected f\br [STANDBY MODE].
•  T\b enable the AUTO PO\yWER ON(COMP1/3) af\yter turning \bff the\y pr\bject\br, wait 3 sec\bnds an\yd input a c\bmputer s\yignal.
  If  a  c\bmputer  signal  is  still  present  when  the  pr\bject\br  is  turned  \bff,  the  AUTO  POWER  ON(COMP1/3)  will  n\bt  w\brk  and  the 
pr\bject\br remains in\y standby m\bde.
Enabling P\fwe\b Management [POWER OFF ON NO SIGN\vAL]
When	 this	option	 is	selected	 you	can	 enable	 the	p\fojecto\f	 to	automatically	 tu\fn	o\b\b	(at	 the	 selected	 time:	5	 MIN.,	 10	
MIN.,	20	MIN.,	30	MIN.)	i\b	the\fe	is	no	signal	\feceived	by	any	input	o\f	i\b	no	ope\fation	is	pe\f\bo\fmed.
NOTE:
•  The [POWER OFF ON \yNO SIGNAL] functi\bn \ywill n\bt w\brk when \y[VIEWER] \br [NETWOR\yK] is selected f\br \y[INPUT].
Selecting Default S\fu\v\bce [DEFAULT SOURCE SELECT]
You	can	set	the	p\fojecto\f	to	de\bault	to	any	one	o\b	its	inputs	each	time	the	p\fojecto\f	is	tu\fned	on.
LAST  ������������������\P���� Set\f the projector \Pto default to the \Ppreviou\f or la\ft act\Pive input each time\P the projector i\f t\Purned on�
AUTO  ������������������\P��� Searche\f  for  an  active  \fource  in  order  of  COMPUTER1  →  COMPUTER2 →  COMPUTER3 →  HDMI → 
Di\fplayPort → VIDEO → S-VIDEO → VIEWER → COMPUTER1 and di\fpl\Pay\f the fir\ft found \P\fource�
COMPUTER1  ���������Di\fplay\f the computer\P \fignal from the Co\Pmputer 1 In connect\Por every time the projecto\Pr i\f turned on�
COMPUTER2  ���������Di\fplay\f the computer\P \fignal from the Co\Pmputer 2 In connect\Por every time the projecto\Pr i\f turned on�
COMPUTER3  ���������Di\fplay\f the computer\P \fignal from the Co\Pmputer 3 In connect\Por every time the projecto\Pr i\f turned on�
HDMI  ������������������\P��� Di\fplay\f the digital\P \fource from the HDMI In \Pconnector every time the projecto\Pr i\f turned on� 
Di\fplayPort  ������������Di\fplay\f the digital\P \fource from the Di\fplayPo\Prt every time the projecto\Pr i\f turned on� 
VIDEO  ������������������\P�� Di\fplay\f the Video \fo\Purce from the Video I\Pn connector every time the projecto\Pr i\f turned on�
S-VIDEO  ���������������� Di\fplay\f the Video \fo\Purce from the S-Video\P In connector every time the projecto\Pr i\f turned on�
VIEWER  ����������������� Di\fplay\f \flide\f or play\f back movie file\f from the USB memory device every time the projector i\f turned 
on�
\bETWORK  �������������Di\fplay\f the data \fent from the computer via the LA\b port (RJ-45) or the wirele\f\f LA\b unit (\fold \feparately) 
mounted on the pro\Pjector i\f projected� 
						

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7 Menu Descri\ftions \u& Functions [INFO.]
Displays	the 	status 	o\b 	the 	cu\f\fent 	signal 	and 	lamp 	usage. 	This 	item 	has 	nine 	pages. 	The 	in\bo\fmation 	included 	is 	as 	\bollows:
TIP: Pressing the H\yelp butt\bn \bn the re\ym\bte c\bntr\bl will sh\y\bw the [INFO.] menu\y items.
[USAGE TIME]
[LAMP	LIFE	REMAINING]	(%)*
[LAMP	 TIME]	(H)
[FILTER	HOURS	USED]	(H)
[TOTAL	CARBON	SAVINGS]	(kg-CO2)
*	 The	p\fog\fess	indicato\f	shows	the	pe\fcentage	o\b	\femaining	bulb	li\be.
	 The	 value	in\bo\fms	 you	o\b	the	 amount	 o\b	lamp	 usage. 	When	 the	\femaining	 lamp	time	\feaches	 0,	the	 LAMP	 LIFE	
REMAINING	ba\f	indicato\f	changes	\b\fom	0%	to	100	Hou\fs	and	sta\fts	counting	down.
	 I\b	the	\femaining	lamp	time	\feaches	0	hou\fs,	the	p\fojecto\f	will	not	tu\fn	on.
•	 The	 message	 to	the	 e\b\bect	 that	the	lamp	 o\f	the	 filte\fs	 should	 be	\feplaced	 will	be	displayed	 \bo\f	one	 minute	 when	the	
p\fojecto\f	is	tu\fned	on	and	when	the	Powe\f	button	on	the	p\fojecto\f	o\f	the	\femote	cont\fol	is	p\fessed.
	 To	dismiss	this	message,	p\fess	any	button	on	the	p\fojecto\f	o\f	the	\femote	cont\fol.
Lamp life(H) Replacement lamp
LAMP POWER
STND. ECO
3000 4000Replacement	Lamp	Type	7
•	 [TOTAL	CARBON	SAVINGS]
	 This	 displays	 the	estimated	 ca\fbon	saving	in\bo\fmation	 in	kg. 	The	 ca\fbon	 \bootp\fint	 \bacto\f	in	the	 ca\fbon	 saving	cal-
culation	is	based	on	the	OECD	(2008	Edition). 	(→	page	29) 
						

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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	MODE	
BIT	DEPTH	 RGB	INPUT	 RANGE	
LINK	RATE	 LINK	LANE
[WIRED LAN]
IP	ADDRESS	 SUBNET	MASK	
DEFAULT	GATEWAY	 MAC	ADDRESS 
						

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[WIRELESS LAN(1)]
IP	 ADDRESS	 SUBNET	MASK	
DEFAULT	GATEWAY	 MAC	ADDRESS
[WIRELESS LAN(2)]
SSID	 COMMUNICATION	MODE	
WEP/WPA	 CHANNEL	
SIGNAL	LEVEL
[VERSION(1)]
FIRMWARE	 DATA	
FIRMWARE2	 SUB-CPU 
						

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[VERSION(2)]
FIRMWARE3
[OTHERS]
PROJECTOR	NAME	 MODEL	NO.	
SERIAL	NUMBER	 LAN	UNIT	 TYPE	
CONTROL	ID	(when	[CONTROL	ID]	is	set) 
						

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8 Menu Descri\ftions \u& Functions [RESET]\u
Returning to Factory Default [RESET]
The	RESET	 \beatu\fe	allows	you	to	change	 adjustments	 and	settings	 to	the	 \bacto\fy	 p\feset	\bo\f	a	(all)	 sou\fce	 (s)	except	
the	\bollowing:
[CURRENT	SIGNAL]
Resets	the	adjustments	\bo\f	the	cu\f\fent	signal	to	the	\bacto\fy	p\feset	levels. 	
The	 items	 that	can	be	\feset	 a\fe:	[PRESET],	 [CONTRAST],	 [BRIGHTNESS],	 [COLOR	SATURATION],	 [TINT],	
[SHARPNESS],	[ASPECT],	[H-POSITION],	[V-POSITION],	[FREQUENCY],	[PHASE],	and	[OVERSCAN].
[ALL	DATA]
Reset	all	the	adjustments	and	settings	\bo\f	all	the	signals	to	the	\bacto\fy	p\feset.
All 	items 	can 	be 	\feset 	EXCEPT 	[LANGUAGE], 	[BACKGROUND 	ON 	NOSIGNAL], 	[FILTER 	MESSAGE], 	[SCREEN],	
[GEOMETRIC	 CORRECTION],	 [MULTI-SCREEN	 COMP.],	[REF.	WHITE	 BALANCE],	 [CONTROL	PANEL	LOCK],	
[SECURITY],	 [COMMUNICATION	 SPEED],	[CONTROL	 ID],	[STANDBY	 MODE],	[FAN	MODE],	 [LAMP	LIFE	RE-
MAINING],	 [LAMP	TIME],	[FILTER	 HOURS	USED],	[TOTAL	CARBON	 SAVINGS],	 [WIRED	LAN],	and	[WIRELESS	
LAN].
To	\feset	the	lamp	usage	time,	see	"Clea\fing	Lamp	Hou\f	Mete\f	[CLEAR	LAMP	HOURS]"	below.
[ALL DATA (INCLUDING ENTRY LIST)]
Reset	 all	the	 adjustments	 and	settings	 \bo\f	all	the	 signals	 to	the	 \bacto\fy	 p\feset	except	 [LANGUAGE],	 [BACKGROUND	
ON	 NOSIGNAL],	 [FILTER	MESSAGE],	 [SCREEN],	[MULTI-SCREEN	 COMP.],	[REF.	WHITE	 BALANCE],	 [CONTROL	
PANEL 	LOCK], 	[SECURITY], 	[COMMUNICATION 	SPEED], 	[CONTROL 	ID], 	[FAN 	MODE], 	[LAMP 	LIFE 	REMAINING],	
[LAMP	 TIME],	[FILTER	HOURS	USED],	[TOTAL	CARBON	SAVINGS],	[WIRED	LAN],	and	[WIRELESS	LAN].
Also	deletes	all	the	signals	in	the	[ENTRY	LIST]	and	\fetu\fns	to	the	\bacto\fy	p\feset.
NOTE: L\bcked signal\ys in Entry List cann\bt be re\yset.
Clea\bing Lamp H\fu\b Mete\b [CLEAR LAMP HOUR\vS]
Resets	 the	lamp	 clock	 back	to	ze\fo. 	Selecting	 this	option	 displays	 submenu	 \bo\f	a	confi\fmation. 	Select	 [YES]	and	p\fess	
the	Ente\f	button.
NOTE: Elapsed time \y\bf the lamp use wil\yl n\bt be affected e\y\fen when [RESET] is\y d\bne fr\bm the menu\y.
NOTE: The pr\bject\br will turn \bff and g\b int\b standby m\bde when y\bu c\bntinue t\b use the pr\bject\br f\br an\bther 100 h\burs after the 
lamp has reached the end \bf its life. In this c\bnditi\bn y\bu cann\bt clear the lamp h\bur meter \bn the menu. If this happens, press 
the Help butt\bn \bn t\yhe rem\bte c\bntr\bl f\b\yr 10 sec\bnds t\b res\yet the lamp cl\bck b\yack t\b zer\b. D\b this\y \bnly after replacin\yg the lamp. 
						

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Clea\bing the Filte\b Usage H\fu\bs [CLEAR FILTER HOURS]
Resets	the	filte\f	 usage	 back	to	ze\fo. 	Selecting	 this	option	 displays	 submenu	 \bo\f	a	confi\fmation. 	Select	 [YES]	and	p\fess	
the	Ente\f	button.
The	 [OFF]	 item	is	selected	 \bo\f	[FILTER	 MESSAGE]	 at	the	 time	 o\b	shipment. 	When	 [OFF]	is	selected,	 you	do	not	 need	
to	clea\f	the	filte\f	usage	hou\f.
NOTE: Elapsed time \y\bf the filter use wi\yll n\bt be affected \ye\fen when [RESET] i\ys d\bne fr\bm the men\yu. 
						

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9 A\f\flication Menu
When	[NETWORK]	 is	selected	 \b\fom	the	[INPUT]	 menu,	the	application	 menu	[APPLICATION	 MENU]	will	be	displayed.
The	 application	 menu	allows	 you	to	set	 up	the	 Use\f	 Suppo\ftwa\fe,	 Netwo\fk	Settings	(NETWORK	 SETTINGS)	and	
Tools	(TOOLS).
The	Use\f	Suppo\ftwa\fe	is	contained	on	the	supplied	CD-ROM.
In	[ADMINISTRATOR	MODE],	eithe\f	[ADVANCED]	menu	o\f	[BASIC]	menu	can	be	selected. 	(→	page	133)
The	[BASIC]	menu	contains	minimum	essentials	o\b	menus	and	commands. 	
ADVANCED NETWORK UTILIT\uY
This	shows 	in\bo\fmation 	\bo\f 	p\fojecto\f 	name, 	\fesolution, 	and 	netwo\fk 	(wi\fed/wi\feless) 	which 	a\fe 	\fequi\fed 	to 	use 	Advanced	
Netwo\fk	Utility.
Use	this	in\bo\fmation	to	set	up	\bo\f	you\f	compute\f. 
						

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NETWORK PROJECTOR
This	shows	 in\bo\fmation	 \bo\f	p\fojecto\f	 name,	\fesolution,	 and	netwo\fk	 (wi\fed/wi\feless)	 which	a\fe	\fequi\fed	 to	use	 Netwo\fk	
P\fojecto\f.
Use	this	in\bo\fmation	to	set	up	\bo\f	you\f	compute\f.
REMOTE DESKTOP CONNE\uCTION
This	allows	you	to	set	up	\bo\f	compute\f	name	ent\fy	and	e\b\bects	\bo\f	Remote	Desktop.
NOTE:
•  A USB keyb\bard is re\yquired t\b set up th\ye Rem\bte Deskt\bp C\bn\ynecti\bn. 
						

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NETWORK SETTINGS
Imp\brtant:
• C\bnsult with y\bur ne\ytw\brk administrat\br\y ab\but these settin\ygs.
•  When using a wired LAN c\bnnecti\bn, c\bnnect a LAN cable (Ethernet cable) t\b the LAN p\brt (RJ-45) \bf the pr\bject\br. (→ page  147) 
TIP: The netw\brk se\yttings y\bu make will\y n\bt be affected e\f\yen when [RESET] is\y d\bne fr\bm the menu\y.
Hints \fn H\fw t\f Set Up LAN C\fnnect\vi\fn 
T\f set up the p\b\fject\f\b f\f\b a LAN c\fnnecti\fn:
Select	[WIRED	LAN]	o\f	[WIRELESS	LAN]	→	[PROFILES]	→	[PROFILE	1]	o\f	[PROFILE	2].
Two	settings	can	be	set	\bo\f	wi\fed	o\f	wi\feless	LAN.
Next	 tu\fn	on	o\f	o\b\b	 \bo\f	 [DHCP],	 [IP	ADDRESS],	 [SUBNET	MASK],	and	[DEFAULT	 GATEWAY]	 and	select	 [OK]	and	
p\fess	the	Ente\f	button. 	(→	page	118)
T\f \becall LAN settings st\f\bed in the p\b\ffile numbe\b:
Select	[PROFILE	 1]	o\f	 [PROFILE	 2]	\bo\f	 wi\fed	 o\f	wi\feless	 LAN,	and	then	 select	 [OK]	and	p\fess	 the	Ente\f	 button. 	
(→	page	118)
T\f c\fnnect a DHCP se\bve\b:
Tu\fn	 on	[DHCP]	 \bo\f	wi\fed	 o\f	wi\feless	 LAN.	Select	 the	check	 box	and	 p\fess	 the	Ente\f	 button. 	To	 speci\by	 IP	add\fess	
without	using	the	DHCP	se\fve\f,	tu\fn	o\b\b	[DHCP]. 	(→	page	119)
T\f set \fnly f\f\b wi\beless LAN (COMMUNIC\vATION MODE and WEP/WPA):
Select	[PROFILE	 1]	o\f	 [PROFILE	 2]	\bo\f	 wi\feless	 LAN,	and	then	 select	 [ADVANCED]	 and	[OK]	 and	p\fess	 the	Ente\f	
button. 	The	 ADVANCED	menu	will	be	displayed. 	(→	page	119)
T\f select an SSID:
Select	[ADVANCED]	→	[SITE	SURVEY]	and	p\fess	the	Ente\f	button.
Select	an	SSID	and	p\fess	the	>	button	to	select	[OK]	and	p\fess	the	Ente\f	button.
I\b	you	do	not	use	[SITE	SURVEY],	type	the	SSID	and	select	[INFRASTRUCTURE]	o\f	[ADHOC]. 	(→	page	120)
T\f \beceive lamp \beplacement time \f\b e\b\b\f\b messages via e-mail:
Select	[ALERT	 MAIL],	and	set	[SENDER'S	 ADDRESS],	 [SMTP	SERVER	 NAME],	and	[RECIPIENT'S	 ADDRESS].	
Last,	select	[OK]	and	p\fess	the	Ente\f	button. 	(→	page	131)
T\f execute [EASY CONNECTION] using Advanced Netw\f\bk Utility \f\b Advanced Netw\f\bk Utility f\f\b Mac:
The	[EASY	 CONNECTION]	 is	a	mode	 that	can	abb\feviate	 the	t\foublesome	 LAN	settings	 when	using	the	Advanced	
Netwo\fk	Utility	and	connecting	the	PC	and	p\fojecto\f	via	a	wi\feless	LAN.
The	 Advanced	Netwo\fk	Utility	and	 Advanced	Netwo\fk	Utility	\bo\f	Mac	a\fe	contained	on	the	supplied	CD-ROM. 	
To	use	[EASY	CONNECTION],	select	[WIRELESS	LAN]	→	[PROFILES]	→	[EASY	CONNECTION]. 	
NOTE: The [EASY CON\yNECTION] functi\bn i\ys a\failable \bn Wind\y\bws 7, Wind\bws Vist\ya \br Wind\bws XP SP3\y.