Runco Cl 410 Projector User Manual

							
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Connection and Setup
Note: 
  •  The projector lens should be centered on the screen. If the horizontal line 
passing through the lens center is not perpendicular to the screen, the image 
will be distorted, making viewing difficult.
  •  For an optimal image, position the screen so that it is not in direct sunlight 
or artificial light. Light falling directly on the screen washes out the colors, 
making viewing difficult. Close the curtains and dim the lights when setting 
up the screen in a sunny or bright room.
  • A polarizing screen cannot be used with this projector.
Note: 
The lens can be adjusted vertically and 
horizontally:
  •  The vertical display (Biggest) is 
±1/2 screen. (±100%)
  •  The horizontal display (Biggest) 
is ±3/40 screen. (±15%)
  •  It is recommended that images 
be projected onto the dashed 
line octagonal area for fine image 
quality.
  •  There is a tolerance of ±3% in the 
formula above.
Projection Distance
The Projection Distance (also known as ‘throw distance’) is the distance the projector 
needs to be from the screen for a given screen size. This is measured from the projector’s 
lens to the screen, in a straight line (not the center of the screen). 
For the CL-410, the formula is:
      1.37 to 1.67 x screen width
For example, if your screen width is 100”, the projection distance range would be 
between 137” and 167”
CL-410
1.37 - 1.67 x width
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➤ Projection Distance
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Connection and SetupWhen using a wide screen (16:9)
When displaying a 16:9 picture on the whole area of the 16:9 screen.
Throw Distance ChartCL-410 @ 1.37 to 1.67 Lens
Screen 
Height
Screen 
Width
Minimum 
Throw
Distance
Maximum 
Throw
DistanceVertical 
Offset
Horizontal  Offset
36.56589.01108.5018.256.50
40.57298.76120.3920.257.21
43.077104.86127.8221.507.65
45.080109.74133.7722.508.01
47.084 114.61139.7123.508.37
49.087119.49145.6624.508.72
50.089121.93148.6325.008.90
51.592125.59153.0925.759.17
52.093126.81154.5826.009.26
54.096131.68160.5227.009.61
56.0100136.56166.4728.009.97
58.0103141.44172.4129.0010.32
58.5104142.66173.9029.2510.41
60.0107146.32178.3630.0010.68
61.0109148.75181.3330.5010.86
63.0 112153.63187.2731.5011.21
Screen 
Height
Screen 
WidthMin. TD
Max. TD Vertical 
Offset
Horizontal  Offset
SWx1.37SWx1.680 to 0 less 
SHx50%
Example of vertical offset:
Inverted CL-410, lens may be at screen-top to 1/2 way down
Example of vertical offset:
Upright CL-410, lens may be at screen-bottom to 1/2 way up  
						

							
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When you project from behind the screen (rear projection), using a mirror, or from a 
ceiling mount, you need to reverse the image so that the image the audience sees is 
correctly oriented. The Picture Configuration item in the Installation menu enables you 
to adjust images for these types of projection. 
Rear Projection
■  Place a transparent screen between the 
projector and the audience.
■  Reverse the image by setting  Picture 
Configuration  to Floor  Rear   in  the 
Installation  menu. See “Installation” on 
page 41.
Projection using a mirror
■  Place a normal flat mirror in front of the 
lens.
■   If the mirror is placed on the side of the 
audience, reverse the image by setting 
Picture Configuration  to Floor Rear  in 
the Installation  menu. See “Installation” 
on page 41. Connection and Setup
Reverse Projection
Note: 
When using a mirror, be sure to position 
both the projector and the mirror so that 
the light does not shine into the eyes of 
the audience. 
						

							
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Ceiling-mount setup
■  It is recommended you use the optional ceiling-mount bracket for this installation. 
Before mounting the projector, contact your nearest Runco Authorized Service 
Center or Runco Dealer to obtain the recommended ceiling mount bracket (sold 
separately).
■  Be sure to adjust the position of the projector to match the distance (Z) from the 
lens center position to the lower edge of the image, when mounting the projector 
on the ceiling.
■   Invert the image by setting  Picture Configuration to Ceiling Front  in the Installation 
menu. See “Installation” on page 41.
Connection and Setup 
						

							
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Basic Operation
Basic Procedure
Connect the required external equipment to the projector before completing the following 
procedures. The display language preset at the factory is English. For information on 
changing the display language, see “Display Language” on page 27.
1   Plug the power cord into the wall outlet. The power indicator lights blue, and the 
projector enters standby mode.
2    Press the power (ON) button on the remote control. The blue power indicator turns  
 off.
Remote
Control
Sensor
Power
Indicator
(Blue)
Temperature
Indicator
Remote
Control
Sensor
Note: 
Power indicator:
•  The power indicator lights up, indicating the status of the projector.
    Blue:  The projector is in standby mode.
 Blue blinking:  The fan is cooling.
 Blue light off:  The projector is on.
•  You may need to wait several seconds for the projector to warm up before light 
is projected.
Temperature indicator:
•  The projector has a temperature warning LED on the control panel. If the projector 
overheats because of a dirty filter or any other problem, the LED flashes and the 
projector lamp turns off, after which a 90-second cooling off period occurs. After 
restarting the projector, if the unit doesn’t operate normally, take the projector for 
servicing. 
						

							
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Basic Operation
1   Press one of the source buttons on the remote control, such as VIDEO, to select  
 an input source, or move through input sources using the  left and  right buttons  
 on the remote control.
Note: 
• When a signal is not received,
“Searching” is displayed.
About the source input modes
Video Use this option to select 
the composite video 
input source.
Component
 
1 and 2 Use this option to select 
a YPbPr, SDTV, or 
HDTV component input 
source.
RGB HD Use this option to select 
RGB HD input source 
(computer input).
S-Video Use this option to 
select the S-Video input 
source.
DVI Use this option to select 
the DVI input source.
Note: 
You can choose either manual or automatic 
source detection. For more information on 
setting manual or automatic detection, see 
“Source Detect” on page 42.
Selecting Input Source
2   Press the OFF button on the remote control to turn off the projector, when the  
    confirmation message is displayed.
Note: 
  •  Do not unplug the power cord during projection or 
cooling fan operation. This can cause damage due 
to the rise in internal temperature, as the cooling fan 
also stops.
  •  If you accidentally press the power (ON) button 
and do not want to turn off the projector, press the 
EXIT button or wait until the confirmation message 
disappears. 
						

							
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Using Menus
Basic Operation
This projector has a set of menu screens that enable you to adjust the image and 
various projector settings. You can operate the menus from the projector or remote 
control.
1  Press the MENU button on the remote control. The menu screen is displayed.
2  Press ▲  or ▼ to select the menu you want to adjust.
3   Press  or  to reach the Sub-menu and then press ▲  or ▼ to select the item you   
 want to adjust. The selected item is highlighted.
4  Press  or  to adjust the item selected. The adjustment is stored.
5  Press Exit to return to the Main MENU.
Main MenuOFF ON
ENTE
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LIGHT
EXIT MENU
COMP
    
1VIDEO RGB
 HD
COMP
     
2S-VID   1 DVI
4X3ANALET
BOX
CINEM
A
V-WIDE
V-CINE
 ISF
DAY  ISFNIGHT CUST
MENU button 
Display LanguageThe on-screen display language of the projector can be set to English, Français, 
Italiano, Deutsch, or Español.
1
   Press the MENU button on the remote control. The menu is displayed.
2  Select the Installation menu using  ▲▼.
3  Press ENTER or  to select Language.
4    Press   to select desired language, and then press ENTER. The desired language  
 is set for the on-screen display.
5  Press EXIT.
Main Menu
Note: 
Some menu options are not available while 
input is set to the following sources:
  •  Computer (RGB HD or DVI) sources
  • Component 1 and 2 sources
Separate menu tables are shown below for 
computer and component 1 and 2 sources 
						

							
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Basic Operation
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Menu Items 
						

							
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Basic Operation
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 
						

							
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Basic Operation
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Picture 
Adj ust Bri
ghtness 64 ~ +64
                       ( not ava ilable for DVI)
Cont
rast 64 ~ +64
                       ( not ava ilable for DVI)
Colo
r( not ava ilable)
Tint(not ava ilable)
Sharpn
ess
Ga mma 1.0/1.5/1. 8/2.0/2.2/2.35/2.5/2.8
Co
lor TempCo lor Temp 5000k ~ 10 000k, Native,  Reset
Co
lor Sp aceStandar d, NTSC, HDTV, PAL
White BalanceRGain
GGain
BGain
ROffset
GOffset
BOffset
Save
 Setti ngs
Resto
re  Picture  SettingsCu stom 1, ISF  Day, ISF Night
Sou
r ce 
Sel ectVideo
S-
Vi deo
Co
mpo nent 1
Co
mpo nent 2
RGB-HD
DVI
Aspe
ct 
Ratio Anamor
phic 16 / 9
Standard 4 / 3
Let
terbox
Virt ual Wide
Cinem
a
Virt ual Cinema
Im age Option HD/RGB Adjust Cl ock
Phas
e
Rese
t
Exec
utive  Auto Tune  ( not ava ilable)
Au
to T une (not ava ilable)
Im age
 PositionH Position
V Position
Rese
t
Ov er
 Sc an Adjust0 ~ 10%
SD TV Adjust  
(no t available) 
Br
i ght ne ss EnhanceON /OFF
Lamp
  Power 200W/250W
In
forma tion
Res
t ore  Factory  Settings
I nstallation LanguageEnglish / Francais  / Ital-iano /  Deutsch /  Esp anol
Pi
cture  ConfigurationFloor Fr ont
Ce
ili ng  Rear
Floor  Rear
Ce
ili ng  Front
OSD Tim eout5 secs , 15 secs, 60 secs
OSD Tr ansp arent ON/OFF
Sour
ce  Detect Auto/Manual
Auto
  Power OffO N/OFF
Blu
e  EnableO N/OFF
OSD Position  
(no t available
Ke ystone 
(no t available)
Fan
 Hi gh S peed Mode ON/OFF
1, 2, 3, 4, 5