Sanyo Projector Plc Wxe45 User Manual

							Multimedia  Projector 
MODEL PLC-WXE45
Owner’s Manual
 Network Supported 
	 	 □	Wired	LAN
	 	 	 	100-Base-TX/10-Base-T
    * Refer	to	the	owner’s	manual							below	for	details	about	network							function.				■	Network	Set-up	and	Operation 
						

							
This	Multimedia	 Projector	is	designed	 with	the	most	 advanced	 technology	 for	portability,	 durability,	and	ease	 of	use.		
This	 projector	 utilizes	built-in	multimedia	 features,	a	palette	 of	16.77	 million	 colors,	 and	matrix	 liquid	crystal	 display	
(LCD)	technology.
Note:
• The On-Screen Menu and figures in this manual may   
  differ slightly from the product.
•The  contents  of  this  manual  are  subject  to  change   
  without notice.
 Lar�e Screen in Limited SpaceLar�e Screen in Limited Space
Short 	focus 	lens 	allows 	you 	to 	project 	large 	images 
from	short	distance.	(p.13)
Antitheft Alarm Function
This 	projector 	is 	equipped 	with 	an 	Antitheft 	alarm	
function 	which 	sounds 	when 	a 	vibration 	is 	detected.	
(pp.48,	51-53)
 Security Features
The 	projector 	cannot 	be 	operated 	without 	remote	
control.	 Keep	the	remote	 control	securely	 at	hand	 to	
minimize	the	risk	of	theft.
Easily	identifiable	orange	cabinet	for	security.
The	PIN 	code 	lock 	guards 	the 	projector 	from 	an	
unauthorized	user.	(pp.18,	47-48)
Lo�o Function
The	 Logo	 function	 allows	you	to	customize	 the	screen	
logo. 	The 	Logo 	page 	identifies 	the 	owner 	of 	the	
projector.	(pp.42,	43)
Closed Caption
This 	is 	a 	printed 	version 	of 	the 	program 	sound 	or	
other 	information 	displayed 	on 	the 	screen. 	You 	can	
turn	on	the	feature	and	switch	the	channels.	(p.50)
Simple Computer System Settin�
The	 projector	 has	a	Multi-scan	 system	to	conform	 to	
almost	all	computer	output	signals	quickly.	(p.26)
Compatibility
The	projector 	widely 	accepts 	various 	video 	and	
computer	 input	signals	 including;	 Computers,	 6	Color	
systems	 (PAL,	SECAM,	 NTSC,	NTSC4.43,	 PAL-M,	or	
PAL-N),	Component	video,	S-video	and	RGB	scart.
LAN Network Function 
 This	projector	 is	loaded	 with	the	Wired	 function.	 You	
can	manage 	the 	projector 	via 	network. 	For 	details,	
refer 	to 	the 	owner ’s 	manual 	“Network 	Set-up 	and	
Operation.”
Quick Termination
The	 AC	power	 cord	can	be	unplugged	 immediately	
after	turning	 off	the	 projector	 without	waiting	for	the	
projector	to	cool	down.	(p.19)
Di�ital Zoom (for Computer)
The 	digital 	zoom 	function 	allows 	you 	to 	focus	
on 	crucial 	information 	during 	a 	presentation. 	You	
can 	expand 	the 	images 	approx. 	16 	times 	the	
screen	 size	and	compress	 them	to	approximately	
a	quarter	of	the	screen	size.	(p.33)
Blackboard Function
A	blackboard	 can	be	used	 as	a	projection	 screen.		
(pp.30,	37)
*The	board	color	is	limited	to	Green.
Colorboard Function
At	the 	time 	of 	simple 	projection 	on 	the 	colored	
wall,	 you	can	get	the	close	 color	image	 to	the	 color	
image	 projected	 on	a	white	 screen	 by	selecting	 the	
similar	color	to	the	 wall	 color	 from	the	preset	 four	
colors.
Multilan�ua�e Menu Display
The	Operation	 menu	is	available	 in	16	 languages:	
E n g l i s h , 	G e r m a n , 	F r e n c h , 	I t a l i a n , 	S p a n i s h ,	
Portuguese, 	Dutch, 	Swedish, 	Finnish, 	Polish,	
Hungarian,	 Romanian,	Russian,	Chinese,	 Korean,	
and	Japanese.	(p.41)
Switchable Interface Terminal
The	projector 	provides 	a 	switchable 	interface	
terminal. 	You 	can 	use 	the 	terminal 	as 	computer	
input	or	monitor	output	conveniently.	(p.44)
Power Mana�ement
The 	Power 	management 	function 	reduces 	power	
consumption	and	maintains	lamp	life.	(p.45)
Input Search Function
	 Input	signal	can	be	searched	automatically.	(p.44)
You can turn on or operate the 
projector ONLY via the remote control. 
Make sure not to lose the remote 
control.
Features and Desi�n 
						

							
Trademarks
Each	name 	of 	corporations 	or 	products 	in 	this 	book 	is 	either 	a 	registered 	trademark 	or 	a 	trademark 	of 	its	
respective	corporation.
Features and Desi�n  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Table of Contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To the Owner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Safety Instructions
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Air	Circulation	6
Installing	the	Projector	in	Proper	Position	6
Moving	the	Projector	6
Compliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Part Names and Functions
  . . . . . . . . . .8
Front	 8
Back	 8
Bottom	 8
Rear	Terminal	9
Top	Panel	 10
Antitheft	Alarm	Setting	Buttons	 10
Remote	Control	 11
Remote	Control	Battery	Installation	 12
Operating	Range	12
Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Positioning	the	Projector	13
Adjustable	Feet	13
Connecting	to	a	Computer	14
Connecting	to	Video	Equipment	15
Connecting	to	Component	Video	Equipment	 16
Connecting	the	AC	Power	Cord	 17
Basic Operation  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Turning	On	the	Projector	 18
Turning	Off	the	Projector	19
How	to	Operate	the	On-Screen	Menu	 20
Menu	Bar	21
Focus	Adjustment	 22
Keystone	Correction	 22
Sound	Adjustment	 23
Remote	Control	Operation	 23
Computer Input   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Input	Source	Selection	25
Computer	System	Selection	26
Auto	PC	Adjustment	 27
Manual	PC	Adjustment	 28
Image	Level	Selection		 30
Image	Level	Adjustment	 31
Screen	Size	Adjustment	 32
Video Input  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Input	Source	Selection	(Video,	S-video)	 34
Input	Source	Selection	(Component,	RGB	
Scart	21-pin)	 35
Video	System	Selection	36
Image	Level	Selection		37
Image	Level	Adjustment	 38
Screen	Size	Adjustment	 40
Settin�. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Setting	 41
Antitheft Alarm Function. . . . . . . . . . .51
How	to	Use	the	 Antitheft	Alarm	Function	51
Maintenance and Cleanin�  . . . . . . . . .54
Warning	Indicator	54
Cleaning	the	 Air	Filters	55
Resetting	the	Filter	Counter																														 55
Attaching	the	Lens	Cover	56
Cleaning	the	Projection	Lens	56
Cleaning	the	Projector	Cabinet	56
Lamp	Replacement	57
Lamp	Replacement	Counter	58
Appendix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59
Troubleshooting	 59
Menu	Tree	62
Indicators	and	Projector	Condition	64
Compatible	Computer	Specifications	65
Technical	Specifications	66
Optional	Parts																																																			  67
Dimensions	 67
PJ	Link	Notice																																																			  68
Configurations	of	Terminals	69
PIN	Code	Number	Memo 70
Table of Contents 
						

							4
CAUTION:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER 
(OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE 
PARTS INSIDE EXCEPT LAMP 
REPLACEMENT. REFER SERVICING 
TO QUALIFIED SERVICE 
PERSONNEL.
THIS	SYMBOL 	INDICATES	THAT	DANGEROUS	VOLTAGE	CONSTITUTING	 A	RISK	OF	ELECTRIC	SHOCK	IS	PRESENT 	WITHIN	THIS	UNIT.
THIS	SYMBOL 	INDICATES	THAT	THERE	ARE	IMPORTANT 	OPERATING	AND	MAINTENANCE	INSTRUCTIONS	IN	 THE	OWNER'S	MANUAL	WITH	THIS	UNIT.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
     Safety Precaution
WARNING:   ●	THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
 ●		TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR 
ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS 
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
–	 	T h i s 	p r o j e c t o r 	p r o d u c e s 	i n t e n s e 	l i g h t 	f r o m 	t h e	
projection 	lens. 	Avoid 	staring 	directly 	into 	the 	lens,	
otherwise 	eye 	damage 	could 	result. 	Be 	especially	
careful 	that 	children 	do 	not 	stare 	directly 	into 	the	
beam.
–	 	 Install	 the	projector	 in	a	proper	 position.	 Otherwise	 it	
may	result	in	fire	hazard.
–	 	Allowing	 the	proper	 amount	 of	space	 on	the	 top,	 sides,	
and	 rear	 of	the	 projector	 cabinet	is	critical	 for	proper	
air	circulation	 and	cooling	 of	the	 unit.	 The	dimensions	
shown 	here 	indicate 	the 	minimum 	space 	required.	
If 	the 	projector 	is 	to 	be 	built 	into 	a 	compartment 	or	
similarly	 enclosed,	 these	minimum	 distances	 must	be	
maintained.
–	 	Do	 not	 cover	 the	ventilation	 slot	on	the	 projector.	 Heat	
build-up	can	reduce	 the	service	 life	of	your	 projector,	
and	can	also	be	dangerous.
–	 	If	the	 projector	 is	unused	 for	an	extended	 time,	unplug	
the	projector	from	the	power	outlet.
–		Do	not	project	the	same	image	for	a	long	time.	 The			
			afterimage	may	remain	on	the	LCD	panels	by	the		
			characteristic	of	panel.
The	symbol 	mark 	and 	recycling 	systems 	described 	below	apply	 to	EU	 countries	 and	do	not	 apply	 to	countries	 in	other	areas	of	the	world.
Your	 product	 is	designed	 and	manufactured	 with	high	 quality	
materials 	and 	components 	which 	can 	be 	recycled 	and/or	reused.
The	symbol	mark	means	that	electrical	and	electronic
equipment, 	batteries 	and 	accumulators, 	at 	their 	end-oflife,	should	be	disposed	of	separately	from	your	household	waste.
Note:
If 	a 	chemical 	symbol 	is 	printed 	beneath 	the 	symbol 	mark,	this 	chemical 	symbol 	means 	that 	the 	battery 	or 	accumulator	contains	 a	heavy	 metal	at	a	certain	 concentration.	 This	will	be	indicated	as	follows:	Hg:	mercury,	Cd:	cadmium,	Pb:	lead
In	the	 European	 Union	there	are	separate	 collection	 systems	for	used	electrical	and	electronic	equipment,
batteries	and	accumulators.
Please,	dispose	of	them	correctly	at	your	local
community	waste	collection/recycling	centre.
Please,	help	us	to	conserve	the	environment
we	live	in!
CAUTION
Not	for 	use 	in 	a 	computer 	room 	as 	defined 	in 	the	
Standard	 for	the	 Protection	 of	Electronic	 Computer/Data	
Processing	Equipment,	 ANSI/NFPA	75.
Ne	peut 	être 	utilisé 	dans 	une 	salle 	d’ordinateurs 	telle	
que 	définie 	dans 	la 	norme 	ANSI/NFPA 	75 	Standard	
for 	Protection 	of 	Electronic 	Computer/Data 	Processing	
Equipment.	
READ  AND  KEEP  THIS  OWNER’S  MANUAL  FOR 
LATER USE.
   CAUTION
DO  NOT  SET  THE  PROJECTOR  IN  GREASY,  WET, 
OR SMOKY CONDITIONS SUCH AS IN A KITCHEN 
TO  PREVENT  A  BREAKDOWN  OR  DISASTER. 
I F   T H E   P R O J E C T O R   C O M E S   I N   C O N TA C T 
W I T H   O I L  O R   C H E M I C A L S ,   I T   M AY  B E C O M E 
DETERIORATED.
Before	 installing	 and	operating	 the	projector,	 read	this	
manual	thoroughly.
The	projector	 provides	many	convenient	 features	and	
functions. 	Operating 	the 	projector 	properly 	enables	
you	 to	manage	 those	features	 and	maintain	 it	in	 good	
condition	for	many	years	to	come.
Improper 	operation 	may 	result 	in 	not 	only 	shortening	
the 	product 	life, 	but 	also 	malfunctions, 	fire 	hazard, 	or	
other	accidents.
If	 your	 projector	 seems	to	operate	 improperly,	 read	this	
manual	 again,	check	operations	 and	cable	 connections	
and	try 	the 	solutions 	in 	the 	“Troubleshooting” 	section	
on 	pages 	59~61 	of 	this 	manual. 	If 	the 	problem 	still	
persists,	 contact	the	dealer	 where	you	purchased	 the	
projector	or	the	service	center.
To the Owner
SIDE	and	TOPREAR 
						

							5
All	the	 safety	 and	operating	 instructions	 should	be	read	 before	
the	product	is	operated.
Read 	all 	of 	the 	instructions 	given 	here 	and 	retain 	them 	for	
later	 use.	Unplug	 this	projector	 from	AC	power	 supply	 before	
cleaning.	 Do	not	 use	 liquid	 or	aerosol	 cleaners.	 Use	a	damp	
cloth	for	cleaning.
Follow	all	warnings	and	instructions	marked	on	the	projector.
For	 added	 protection	 to	the	 projector	 during	a	lightning	 storm,	
or	when 	it 	is 	left 	unattended 	and 	unused 	for 	long 	periods 	of	
time,	 unplug	 it	from	 the	wall	 outlet.	 This	will	prevent	 damage	
due	to	lightning	and	power	line	surges.
Do	not	 expose	 this	unit	 to	rain	 or	use	 near	 water...	 for	example,	
in	a	wet	basement,	near	a	swimming	pool,	etc...
Do	 not	 use	 attachments	 not	recommended	 by	the	 manufacturer	
as	they	may	cause	hazards.
Do	not 	place 	this 	projector 	on 	an 	unstable 	cart, 	stand, 	or	
table.	 	 The	projector	 may	fall,	causing	 serious	injury	to	a	child	
or	adult, 	and 	serious 	damage 	to 	the 	projector. 	Use 	only 	with	
a 	cart 	or 	stand 	recommended 	by 	the 	manufacturer, 	or 	sold	
with 	the 	projector. 	Wall 	or 	shelf 	mounting 	should 	follow 	the	
manufacturer's 	instructions, 	and 	should 	use 	a 	mounting 	kit	
approved	by	the	manufacturers.
A n 	a p p l i a n c e 	a n d 	c a r t 	c o m b i n a t i o n	
should	 be	moved	 with	care.	 Quick	 stops,	
excessive 	force, 	and 	uneven 	surfaces	
m a y 	c a u s e 	t h e 	a p p l i a n c e 	a n d 	c a r t	
combination	to	overturn.
Slots	 and	openings	 in	the	 back	 and	bottom	 of	the	 cabinet	 are	
provided 	for 	ventilation, 	to 	ensure 	reliable 	operation 	of 	the	
equipment	and	to	protect	it	from	overheating.
The 	openings 	should 	never 	be 	covered 	with 	cloth 	or 	other	
materials, 	and 	the 	bottom 	opening 	should 	not 	be 	blocked	
by 	placing 	the 	projector 	on 	a 	bed, 	sofa, 	rug, 	or 	other 	similar	
surface.	 This	projector	 should	never	be	placed	 near	or	over	 a	
radiator	or	heat	register.
This	projector 	should 	not 	be 	placed 	in 	a 	built-in 	installation	
such	as	a	book	case	unless	proper	ventilation	is	provided.
Never 	push 	objects 	of 	any 	kind 	into 	this 	projector 	through	
cabinet 	slots 	as 	they 	may 	touch 	dangerous 	voltage 	points	
or	 short	 out	parts	 that	could	 result	 in	a	fire	 or	electric	 shock.		
Never	spill	liquid	of	any	kind	on	the	projector.
Do	not 	install 	the 	projector 	near 	the 	ventilation 	duct 	of 	air-
conditioning	equipment.
This	 projector	 should	be	operated	 only	from	 the	type	 of	power	
source	 indicated	 on	the	 marking	 label.	If	you	 are	not	sure	 of	
the	type	 of	power	 supplied,	 consult	your	authorized	 dealer	or	
local	power	company.
Do	not	 overload	 wall	outlets	 and	extension	 cords	as	this	 can	
result	 in	fire	 or	electric	 shock.	Do	not	 allow	 anything	 to	rest	 on	
the	power 	cord. 	Do 	not 	locate 	this 	projector 	where 	the 	cord	
may	be	damaged	by	persons	walking	on	it.
Do 	not 	attempt 	to 	service 	this 	projector 	yourself 	as 	opening	
or 	removing 	covers 	may 	expose 	you 	to 	dangerous 	voltage	
or 	other 	hazards. 	Refer 	all 	servicing 	to 	qualified 	service	
personnel.
Unplug 	this 	projector 	from 	wall 	outlet 	and 	refer 	servicing 	to	
qualified	service	personnel	under	the	following	conditions:
a.	When	the	power	cord	or	plug	is	damaged	or	frayed.
b.	If	liquid	has	been	spilled	into	the	projector.
c.	If	the	projector	has	been	exposed	to	rain	or	water.
d.		 If	the 	projector 	does 	not 	operate 	normally 	by 	following	
the 	operating 	instructions. 	Adjust 	only 	those 	controls 	that	
are 	covered 	by 	the 	operating 	instructions 	as 	improper	
adjustment	 of	other	 controls	 may	result	 in	damage	 and	will	
often 	require 	extensive 	work 	by 	a 	qualified 	technician 	to	
restore	the	projector	to	normal	operation.
e.		 If	the	 projector	 has	been	 dropped	 or	the	 cabinet	 has	been	
damaged.
f.		When	 the	projector	 exhibits	a	distinct	 change	 in	performance	
this	indicates	a	need	for	service.
When 	replacement 	parts 	are 	required, 	be 	sure 	the 	service	
technician 	has 	used 	replacement 	parts 	specified 	by 	the	
manufacturer	 that	have	 the	same	 characteristics	 as	the	 original	
part. 	Unauthorized 	substitutions 	may 	result 	in 	fire, 	electric	
shock,	or	injury	to	persons.
Upon 	completion 	of 	any 	service 	or 	repairs 	to 	this 	projector,	
ask	 the	service	 technician	 to	perform	 routine	safety	checks	 to	
determine	that	the	projector	is	in	safe	operating	condition.
To the OwnerSafety Instructions
NOTE FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE US
Hg	LAMP(S)	INSIDE	 THIS	PRODUCT	CONTAIN	
MERCURY	AND	MUST 	BE	RECYCLED	OR	
DISPOSED	OF	 ACCORDING	TO	LOCAL,	STATE	
OR	FEDERAL	LAWS. 
						

							
Movin� the Projector
When	moving	 the	projector,	 replace	the	lens	 cover	 and	
retract	 the	adjustable	 feet	to	prevent	 damage	 to	the	 lens	
and 	cabinet. 	 	When 	the 	projector 	is 	not 	in 	use 	for 	an	
extended	period,	put	it	into	a	suitable	case.
Handle 	the 	projector 	carefully; 	do 	not 	drop, 	bump,	
subject 	it 	to 	strong 	forces, 	or 	put 	other 	things 	on 	the	
cabinet.	
Do	 not	 roll	the	 projector	 more	than	
20	degrees	from	side	to	side.	
Do	not 	point 	the 	projector 	up 	to	
project	an	image.	
Do	 not	 point	 the	projector	 down	to	
project	an	image.	
Do	not	 put	the	projector	 on	either	
side	to	project	an	image.	
Install 	the 	projector 	properly. 	Improper 	Installation 	may	
reduce	the	lamp	life	and	cause	fire	hazard.
Installin � the Projector in Proper 
PositionOpenings	 in	the	 cabinet	 are	provided	 for	ventilation.	 To	
ensure	reliable	 operation	 of	the	 product	 and	to	protect	 it	
from	overheating,	 these	openings	 must	not	be	blocked	
or	covered.
Air Circulation
Air	Intake	
Vent
Exhaust	Vent
(Hot	air	exhaust)
Exhaust	Vent
(Hot	air	exhaust)
Air	Intake	
Vent
CAUTION
Hot 	air 	is 	exhausted 	from 	the 	exhaust 	vent. 	When	
u s i n g 	o r 	i n s t a l l i n g 	t h e 	p r o j e c t o r, 	t h e 	f o l l o w i n g	
precautions	should	be	taken.	
–	 	 Do 	not 	put 	any 	flammable 	objects 	or 	spray 	can	
near	 the	projector.	 Hot	air	is	exhausted	 from	the	air	
vents.
–	 	Keep	 the	exhaust	 vent	at	least	 3’	(1	 m)	 away	 from	
any	objects.
–	 	Do	 not	 touch	 a	peripheral	 part	of	the	 exhaust	 vent,	
especially 	screws 	and 	metallic 	part. 	This 	area 	will	
become	hot	while	the	projector	is	being	used.
–	 	 Do	 not	 put	anything	 on	the	 projector.	 Objects	put	on	
the	 cabinet	 will	not	 only	 get	damaged	 but	also	 may	
cause	fire	hazard	by	heat.
Cooling	 fans	are	provided	 to	cool	 down	 the	projector.	
The	 fan’s	 running	 speed	is	changed	 according	 to	the	
temperature	inside	the	projector.
  CAUTION IN CARRYING OR  
TRANSPORTING THE PROJECTOR
–	 	 D o 	n o t 	d r o p 	o r 	b u m p 	t h e 	p r o j e c t o r, 	o t h e r w i s e	
damages	or	malfunctions	may	result.
–	 	 When	 carrying	 the	projector,	 use	a	suitable	 carrying	
case.
–	 	Do	 not	 transport	 the	projector	 by	courier	 or	any	 other	
transport	 service	in	an	 unsuitable	 transport	case.	This	
may	cause	 damage	 to	the	 projector.	 For	information	
about 	transporting 	the 	projector 	by 	courier 	or 	any	
other	transport	service,	consult	your	dealer.
–	 	 Do	 not	 put	the	projector	 in	a	case	 before	 it	is	 cooled	
enough.
Do 	not 	pitch 	the 	projector 	more	
than 	20 	degrees 	backward 	and	
forward.	
Safety Instructions
  CAUTION 
Choose	the	running	speed	of	cooling	fans	in	the	fan
control	setting	according	to	the	altitude	in	which	the
projector 	is 	being 	used 	(p.49). 	Failure 	to 	do 	so 	may	
affect	the	projector	life. 
						

							7
Compliance
AC Power Cord for the United Kin�dom:
This	cord	 is	already	 fitted	with	a	moulded	 plug	incorporating	 a	fuse,	 the	value	 of	which	 is	indicated	 on	the	 pin	face	 of	the	 plug.	
Should	 the	fuse	 need	 to	be	 replaced,	 an	ASTA 	approved	 BS	1362	 fuse	must	 be	used	 of	the	 same	 rating,	 marked	 thus ASA.	If	 the	
fuse	 cover	 is	detachable,	 never	use	the	plug	 with	the	cover	 omitted.	 If	a	replacement	 fuse	cover	 is	required,	 ensure	it	is	 of	 the	 same	
colour	 as	that	 visible	 on	the	 pin	face	 of	the	 plug	 (i.e.	red	or	orange). 	Fuse	 covers	 are	available	 from	the	Parts	 Department	 indicated	
in	your	User	Instructions.
If	the	plug	supplied	is	not	suitable	for	your	socket	outlet,	it	should	be	cut	off	and	destroyed.
The	end	of	the	flexible	cord	should	be	suitably	prepared	and	the	correct	plug	fitted.
WARNING:  A  PLUG  WITH  BARED  FLEXIBLE  CORD  IS  HAZARDOUS  IF  ENGAGED  IN  A  LIVE  SOCKET 
OUTLET.
The	Wires	in	this	mains	lead	are	coloured	in	accordance	with	the	following	code:
Green-and-yellow	············	Earth
Blue	·································	Neutral
Brown	······························	Live
As	the 	colours 	of 	the 	wires 	in 	the 	mains 	lead 	of 	this 	apparatus 	may 	not 	correspond 	with 	the 	coloured 	markings 	identifying 	the	
terminals	in	your	plug	proceed	as	follows:
The	 wire	 which	 is	coloured	 green-and-yellow	 must	be	connected	 to	the	 terminal	 in	the	 plug	 which	 is	marked	 by	the	 letter	 E	or	 by	 the	
safety	earth	symbol  or	coloured	green	or	green-and-yellow.
The	wire	which	is	coloured	blue	must	be	connected	to	the	terminal	which	is	marked	with	the	letter	N	or	coloured	black.
The	wire	which	is	coloured	brown	must	be	connected	to	the	terminal	which	is	marked	with	the	letter	L 	or	coloured	red.
WARNING: THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
The	AC	Power	Cord	supplied	with	this	projector	meets	the	requirement	for	use	in	the	country	you	purchased	it.		
AC Power Cord for the United States and Canada:
AC	Power	 Cord	used	 in	the	 United	 States	and	Canada	 is	listed	 by	the	 Underwriters	 Laboratories	(UL)	and	
certified	by	the	Canadian	Standard	 Association	(CSA).
AC	Power	 Cord	has	a	grounding-type	 AC	line	 plug.	 This	is	a	safety	 feature	 to	be	 sure	 that	the	plug	 will	fit	
into	 the	power	 outlet.	Do	not	 try	to	defeat	 this	safety	 feature.	 Should	you	 be	unable	 to	insert	 the	plug	 into	
the	outlet,	contact	your	electrician.
THE SOCKET-OUTLET SHOULD BE INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE.
AC Power Cord Requirement
Federal Communications Commission Notice
This	 equipment	 has	been	 tested	 and	found	 to	comply	 with	the	limits	 for	a	Class	 B	digital	 device,	 pursuant	 to	Part	 15	of	the	 FCC	
Rules. 	These 	limits 	are 	designed 	to 	provide 	reasonable 	protection 	against 	harmful 	interference 	in 	a 	residential 	installation.	
This 	equipment 	generates, 	uses, 	and 	can 	radiate 	radio 	frequency 	energy. 	If 	it 	is 	not 	installed 	and 	used 	in 	accordance 	with 	the	
instructions,	 it	may	 cause	 harmful	 interference	 to	radio	 communications.	 However,	there	is	no	 guarantee	 that	interference	 will	not	
occur	 in	a	particular	 installation.	 If	this	 equipment	 does	cause	 harmful	 interference	 to	radio	 or	television	 reception,	 which	can	be	
determined	 by	turning	 the	equipment	 off	and	 on,	the	user	 is	encouraged	 to	try	 to	correct	 the	interference	 by	one	 or	more	 of	the	
following	measures:
–	Reorient	or	relocate	the	receiving		antenna.
–	Increase	the	separation	between	the	equipment	and	receiver.
–	Connect	the	equipment	into	an	outlet	on	a	circuit	different	from	that	to	which	the	receiver	is	connected.
–	Consult	the	dealer	or	an	experienced	radio/TV	technician	for	help.
Use	of	shielded	cable	is	required	to	comply	with	Class	B	limits	in	Subpart	B	of	Part	15	of	FCC	Rules.
Do 	not 	make 	any 	changes 	or 	modifications 	to 	the 	equipment 	unless 	otherwise 	specified 	in 	the 	instructions. 	If 	such 	changes 	or	
modifications	should	be	made,	you	could	be	required	to	stop	operation	of	the	equipment.
Model	Number	 											:	PLC-WXE45
Trade	Name																:	Sanyo
Responsible	party							:	SANYO	FISHER	COMPANY
Address											:	21605	Plummer	Street,	Chatsworth,	California	91311
Telephone	No.											:	(818)998-7322 
						

							8
Bottom Back
① Antitheft alarm settin� buttons
② Focus Lever
③ Projection Lens
④ Lens Cover 
 (See p. 5 for attachin�)
⑤⑦
⑮
⑫⑬
⑩⑪ CAUTION
Hot 	air 	is 	exhausted 	from 	the 	exhaust	
vent. 	 	Do 	not 	put 	heat-sensitive 	objects	
near	this	side.
③⑥④⑤
Front
⑨
⑧
⑭
 CAUTION
Do 	not	 turn	on 	the 	projector 	with 	putting	
the 	lens 	cover 	on. 	 	The 	light 	beam 	may	
damage 	lens 	cover 	and 	result 	in 	fire	
hazard.
Attach	 the	lens	 cover	 while	the	projector	
is	not	 in	use	 to	avoid	 scratching	 the	lens	
surface.		
⑥ Infrared Remote Receiver
⑦ Indicators
⑧ Speaker
⑨ Air Intake Vent
⑩ Power Cord Connector
⑪ Terminals and Connectors
⑫ Lamp Cover
⑬ Air Filters
⑭ Battery Compartment
  (For Antitheft alarm function)
⑮ Adjustable Feet
②①
⑤ Exhaust Vents

 Kensin�ton Security Slot
This	 slot	is	for	 a	Kensington	 lock	used	 to	
deter	theft	of	the	projector.		
*Kensington 	is 	a 	registered 	trademark 	of 	ACCO	
Brands	Corporation.
⑨
Part Names and Functions
② 
						

							9
Rear Terminal
S-VIDEO IN
MONITOR  OUTCOMPUTER IN2 /
COMPUTER/COMPONENT
AUDIO  IN
R
VIDEO INL(MONO)
(VARIABLE)
AUDIO  OUT
①②③④⑤⑥
⑧
⑦
⑤ S-VIDEO IN
Connect	the	S-VIDEO	output	from	video	equipment	
to	this	jack	(p.15).
⑥ AUDIO IN
Connect	the	audio	output	from	video	equipment	
connected	to	⑤	or	⑨	to	this	jack.	[When	the	audio	
output	is	monaural,	connect	it	to	L	(MONO)	jack	
(p.15).
⑧ COMPUTER/COMPONENT AUDIO IN 
Connect	the	audio	output	(stereo)	from	a	computer	
or	video	equipment	connected	to	①	or	④	to	this	
jack	(pp.14,	16).
⑨ VIDEO IN
Connect	the	composite	video	output	from	video	
equipment	to	VIDEO	jack	(p.15).
④ COMPUTER IN /MONITOR OUT
This	terminal	is	switchable	and	can	be	used	
for	input	from	a	computer	or	output	to	the	other	
monitor.		
Set	the	terminal	up	as	either	Computer	input	or	
Monitor	output	properly.	[Used	for	Monitor	out,	
this	terminal	outputs	only	incoming	signal	from	
COMPUTER	IN	1/COMPONENT	IN	terminal	(pp.	
14,	44)].
⑦ AUDIO OUT (VARIABLE)
Connect	an	external	audio	amplifier	to	this	jack	
(pp.14	-	16).
This	terminal	outputs	sound	from	 AUDIO	IN	
terminal	(⑥	or	⑧).
② SERVICE PORT
When	controlling 	the 	projector 	from 	a 	computer,	
connect 	the 	computer 	to 	this 	connector 	with 	a	
control	cable.
① COMPUTER IN 1/COMPONENT IN 
Connect	 output	signal	from	a	computer,	 RGB	scart	
21-pin	 video	output,	 or	component	 video	output	 to	
this	terminal	(pp.14,	16).
When	the	cable	is	of	the	longer	variety,	it	is	
advisable	to	use	this	terminal	and	not	COMPUTER	
IN	2/MONITOR	OUT.
⑨
Part Names and Functions
③ LAN Connection Terminal 
  
     Connect	the	LAN	cable	(Refer	to	the	owner's
manual	of	"Network	Set-up	and	Operation".). 
						

							10
Top Panel
①②③
③ LAMP REPLACE indicator
Turn	yellow	 when	the	life	of	the	 projection	 lamp	
draws	to	an	end.		(pp.	57,	64)
② WARNING indicator
E m i t	a 	r e d 	l i g h t 	w h e n 	t h e 	p r o j e c t o r 	d e t e c t s	
a b n o r m a l 	c o n d i t i o n . 	 	T h i s 	a l s o 	b l i n k s 	r e d	
when	 the	internal	 temperature	 of	the	 projector	
exceeds	the	operating	range.		(pp.	54,	64)
① POWER indicator
It	turns	 red	when	 the	projector	 is	in	 the	 stand-by	
mode.		
It	remains	 green	while	the	projector	 is	under	
operation.		
(pp.	18,	64)
Antitheft Alarm Settin� Buttons
①②
③
② Buttons 1-
Used	for	 Antitheft	alarm	setting.
③ ALARM indicator
Blinks	red	to	indicate	 the	battery	 condition	 or	
key	operation.
① F button
Used	for	Antitheft	alarm	setting.
These	buttons	 are	used	 for	Antitheft	 alarm	function.		
(pp.	51-53)
Part Names and Functions