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Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	
7 8	buttons	to	move	the	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	Image	Menu	icon.1
2Use	the	Point	ed	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame	
pointer	to	the	desired	image	level	and	then	press	the	
SELECT	button.
Move	the	red	frame	pointer	
to	the	desired	image	level	and	
press	the	SELECT	button.
The	selected	image	level	is	check	marked.
Image Menu
Normal	picture	mode	preset	on	the	projector.
Standard
Picture	mode	with	improved	halftone	for	graphics.
(This	icon	is	displayed	with	the	computer	signal.)
Real
Picture	mode	adjusted	with	fine	tone.
(This	icon	is	displayed	with	the	video	signal.)
Cinema
Image	Menu	icon
Image	Level	Selection	
For	viewing	with	the	user	preset	image	level	in	the	Image	
Adjust	Menu	(see	page	44).
Image 1–4
For	viewing	pictures	in	a	bright	room.
DynamicThis	will	change	to	Cinema	
mode	icon	with	the	video	
signal	input.
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Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	
7 8	buttons	to	move	the	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	Image	 Adjust	Menu	icon.1
2Use	the	Point	ed	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame	
pointer	to	the	desired	item	and	then	press	the	SELECT	
button	to	display	the	adjustment	dialog	box.	Use	the	
Point	
7 8	buttons	to	adjust	the	setting	value.
Press	the	Point	7	button	to	decrease	the	contrast;	press	the	
Point	
8	button	to	increase	the	contrast	(from	0	to	63).
Press	 the	Point	7	button	 to	decrease	 the	brightness;	 press		
the	Point	
8	button	to	increase	the	brightness	(from	0	to	63).
Contrast
Brightness
Press	the	Point	7	button	to	lighten	red	tone;	press	the	Point	
8	button	to	deepen	red	tone	(from	0	to	63).
White balance (Red)
Press	the	Point	7	button	to	lighten	green	tone;	press	the	
Point	
8	button	to	deepen	green	tone	(from	0	to	63).
White balance (Green)
Press	the	Point	7	button	to	lighten	blue	tone;	press	the	
Point	
8	button	to	deepen	blue	tone	(from	0	to	63).
White balance (Blue)
Use	the	Point	7 8	buttons	to	select	the	desired	Color	temp.	
level	(High,	Mid,	Low,	or	XLow).	 Color temp .
Image	Adjustment
✔Notes:
	 •	When	the	 White	balance	Red,	Green,	or	Blue	is	
adjusted,	the	Color	temp.	level	will	change	to	 “Adj.”.
	 •	Tint	cannot	be	selected	when	the	video	system	is	 PAL,	SECAM,	PAL-M,	or	PAL-N	(p.36).
	 •	Each	input	signal	has	different	On-Screen	Menu	
display.
Press	 the	Point	7	button	 decrease	 the	intensity	 of	the	 color;	
press	 the	Point	
8 button	 increase	 the	intensity	 of	the	 color	
(from	0	to	63).
Press	 the	Point	7 8	buttons	 to	adjust	 the	tint	value	 to	get	 a	
proper	color	balance	(from	0	to	63).
Color
Tint
*The	figure	below	shows	for	video	signal	input.
Use	the	Point	7 8	buttons	to	
adjust	the	setting	value.
Move	the	red	frame	
pointer	to	the	desired	
item	and	then	press	
the	SELECT	button.
Image Adjust Menu
Press	the	SELECT	button	at	
this	item	to	display	other	
items. Image	
Adjust	Menu	icon
Press	the	SELECT	button	
here	to	display	the	previous	
items.
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Use	the	Point	7 8	buttons	to	adjust	the	gamma	value	to	
obtain	a	better	balance	of	contrast	(from	0	to	15).
Gamma
Press	the	Point	7	button	to	decrease	the	sharpness	of	the	
image;	press	the	Point	
8	button	to	increase	the	sharpness	
of	the	image	(from	0	to	15).
Sharpness
✔Notes:	
	 •	Noise	reduction	and	Progressive	cannot	be	selected	 when	480p,	575p,	720p,	1035i,	or	1080i	is	selected	
(p.36).
	 •	Reset	and	Store	icons	will	be	displayed	when	more	 than	one	adjustment	is	made.
An	interlaced	video	signal	can	be	displayed	in	progressive	
mode.	Select	one	of	the	following	options.
	 Off 	.........	Disabled.
	 L1 	.......... 	For	an	active	picture.
	 L2	.......... 	For	a	still	picture.
	 Film	........ 	For	watching	a	film.	 With	this	function,	the	
projector	reproduces	pictures	faithful	to	the	
original	film	quality.
Progressive
Noise reduction
Noise	interference	on	the	screen	can	be	reduced.	Select	
one	of	the	following	options	to	get	smoother	images.
	 Off 	.........	Disabled.
	 L1 	.......... 	Lower	reduction	
	 L2	.......... 	Higher	reduction
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To	store	the	adjusted	data,	select	Store	and	press	the	
SELECT	button.	Use	the	Point	
ed	buttons	to	select	
one	from	Image	1	to	4	and	press	the	SELECT	button.	 A	
confirmation	box	appears	and	then	select	[Yes].	Stored	data	
can	be	called	up	by	selecting	an	 “Image	(1–4)”	in	the	Image	
Level	Selection	on	page	41.
To	reset	the	adjusted	data,	select	Reset	and	press	the	
SELECT	button.	 A	confirmation	box	appears	and	then	select	
[Yes].	 All	adjustments	will	return	to	their	previous	figures.	
Reset
Store
Exit	the	Image	 Adjust	Menu.
Quit
Image	Level	Menu
Move	the	red	frame	
pointer	to	an	image	
item	to	be	set	and	
then	press	the	
SELECT	button.
Store	icon
A	confirmation	box	
appears	and	then	
select	[Yes].
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Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	
7 8	buttons	to	move	the	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	Screen	Menu	icon.1
Use	the	Point	ed	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame		
pointer	to	the	desired	function	and	then	press	the	
SELECT	button.2
Screen	Adjustment
Move	the	red	frame	pointer	
to	the	desired	function	and	
press	the	SELECT	button.
Screen Menu
Screen	Menu	icon
Keystone
This	function	is	used	to	store	or	reset	the	keystone	
correction	when	the	 AC	power	cord	is	unplugged.	Use	the	
Point	
7 8	buttons	to	switch	between	each	option.
	 Store 	........ 	Keep	the	keystone	correction	even	when	the	
AC	power	cord	is	unplugged.
	 Reset 	....... 	Release	the	keystone	correction	when	the	 AC	
power	cord	is	unplugged.
To	correct	keystone	distortion,	press	the	SELECT	button.	
The	 “Keystone”	appears	on	the	screen.	Use	the	Point	
ed	
buttons	to	correct	keystone	distortion.	(p.31)
Keystone
Use	the	Point	7 8	
buttons	to	select	
Store	or	Reset.
Ceiling 
Rear 
Ceiling
When	this	function	is	set	to	 “On,”	the	picture	is	top/bottom	
and	left/right	reversed.	 This	function	is	used	to	project	the	
image	from	a	ceiling-mounted	projector.
Rear
When	this	function	is	set	to	 “On,”	the	picture	is	left/right	
reversed.	 This	function	is	used	to	project	the	image	from	
the	rear	of	the	screen.
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Wide
Provide	the	image	to	fit	the	screen	size.
Normal
True
Provide	the	image	in	its	original	size.	When	the	original	
image	size	is	larger	than	the	screen	size	(1024	x	768),	the	
projector	enters	to	the	panning	mode	automatically.	Use	the	
Point	
ed7 8	buttons	to	pan	the	image.	 When	adjusted,	the	
arrows	will	turn	red.	 When	reached	to	the	correction	limits,	
the	arrows	will	disappear.
Provide	the	image	to	fit	the	wide	video	aspect	ratio	(16:9)	by	
expanding	the	image	width	uniformly.	 This	function	can	be	
used	for	providing	a	squeezed	video	signal	at	16:9.
Full screen
Provide	the	full	screen	image.	
Screen	Size	Adjustment	(Computer	Signals)
Select	the	desired	screen	size	that	conforms	to	the	input	signal	source.
Move	the	red	frame	pointer	
to	the	desired	function	and	
press	the	SELECT	button.
Screen Menu
Screen	Menu	icon
Adjust	the	screen	scale	and	position	manually	with	this	
function.
Press	the	SELECT	button	at	Custom	and	the	 “Custom”	is	
displayed	on	the	screen	for	a	few	seconds	and	then	the	
Aspect	dialog	box	appears.
	 Scale	H/V 	........... 	Adjust	the	Horizontal/Vertical	screen	scale.
	 H&V	................... 	When	set	to	 “On,”	the	aspect	ratio	is	
fixed.	 The	“Scale	 V”	appears	dimmed	and	
becomes	unavailable.	 Adjust	“Scale	H,”	
then	the	screen	scale	is	automatically	
modified	based	on	the	aspect	ratio.	
	 Position	H/V 	....... 	Adjust	the	Horizontal/Vertical	screen	
position.
	 Common 	............ 	Save	the	adjusted	scale	to	all	the	inputs.	
Press	the	SELECT	button	at	Common	to	
display	a	confirmation	box.	 To	save	the	
scale,	press	the	SELECT	button	at	 “Yes.”	
When	Custom	is	selected,	the	saved	scale	
is	used.
	 Reset 	................. 	Reset	the	all	adjusted	values.	Press	
the	SELECT	button	at	Reset	to	display	
a	confirmation	box.	 To	reset,	press	the	
SELECT	button	at	 “Yes.”
Custom
✔Notes:
	 •	When	no	signal	is	detected,	 “Normal”	is	
set	automatically	and	the	 Aspect	dialog	
box	disappears.
	 •	The	adjustable	range	for	Scale	H/V	and	 Position	H/V	is	limited	depending	on	the	
input	signal.
Press	the	SELECT	button	at	
Common	or	Reset,	to	display	a	
confirmation	box.
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Select	Digital	zoom	+.	The	On-Screen	Menu	disappears	and	
“D.	zoom	+”appears.	Press	the	SELECT	button	to	expand	
the	image	size.	Use	the	Point	
ed7 8	buttons	to	pan	the	
image.	 The	Panning	function	can	work	only	when	the	image	
is	larger	than	the	screen	size.
You	can	also	enter	the	Digital	zoom	+	mode	by	pressing	the	
D.ZOOM	button	on	the	remote	control.
To	exit	the	Digital	zoom	+/–	mode,	press	any	button	except	
the	D.ZOOM,	SELECT,	and	Point	buttons.
To	return	to	the	previous	screen	size,	select	a	screen	size	
from	the	Screen	Menu	or	select	an	input	source	from	the	
Input	Menu	(p.35)	again,	or	adjust	the	screen	size	with	the	
D.ZOOM	buttons	on	the	remote	control.
Digital zoom +
Select	Digital	zoom	–.	 The	On-Screen	Menu	disappears	and	
“D.	zoom	–”	appears.	Press	the	SELECT	button	to	compress	
image	size.	
You	can	also	enter	the	Digital	zoom	-	mode	by	pressing	the	
D.ZOOM	button	on	the	remote	control.
Digital zoom –
For zooming in and out the images
✔Notes:
	 •	The	projector	cannot	display	any	 resolution	higher	than	1600	x	1200.	If	
your	computer’s	screen	resolution	is	
higher	than	that,	lower	the	resolution	
before	connecting	to	the	projector.
	 •	The	image	data	other	than	1024	x	768	 is	modified	to	fit	the	screen	size	in	
initial	mode.
	 •	True,	Full	screen,	and	Digital	zoom	 +/–	cannot	be	selected	when	480i,	575i,	
480p,	or	575p	is	selected	in	the	PC	
System	Menu	(p.37).
	 •	The	panning	function	may	not	be	 operated	properly	if	the	stored	Mode	
in	the	PC	 Adjust	Menu	is	used	(pp.38–
40).
	 •	The	minimum	compression	ratio	can	 be	limited	depending	on	the	input	
signal	or	when	the	Keystone	function	
is	working.
	 •	Digital	zoom	+/–	cannot	be	selected	 when	Full	screen	or	 True	is	selected.
	 •	Wide	cannot	be	selected	when	720p,	 1035i,	or	1080i	is	selected	in	the	PC	
System	Menu	(p.37).
	 •	Digital	zoom	-	cannot	be	operated	 when	Custom	is	selected.
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Screen	Size	Adjustment	(Video,	Component	Signals)
Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	
7 8	buttons	to	move	the	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	Screen	Menu	icon.1
Use	the	Point	ed	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame		
pointer	to	the	desired	function	and	then	press	the	
SELECT	button.2
Provide	the	image	at	the	4:3	normal	video	aspect	ratio.
Normal
Wide
Provide	the	image	at	the	16:9	wide	screen	ratio.
Move	the	red	frame	pointer	
to	the	desired	function	and	
press	the	SELECT	button.
Screen Menu
Screen	Menu	icon
Adjust	the	screen	scale	and	position	manually	with	this	
function.
Press	the	SELECT	button	at	Custom	and	the	 “Custom”	is	
displayed	on	the	screen	for	a	few	seconds	and	then	the	
Aspect	dialog	box	appears.
	 Scale	H/V 	........... 	Adjust	the	Horizontal/Vertical	screen	scale.
	 H&V	................... 	When	set	to	 “On,”	the	aspect	ratio	is	
fixed.	 The	“Scale	 V”	appears	dimmed	and	
becomes	unavailable.	 Adjust	“Scale	H,”	
then	the	screen	scale	is	automatically	
modified	based	on	the	aspect	ratio.	
	 Position	H/V 	....... 	Adjust	the	Horizontal/Vertical	screen	
position.
	 Common 	............ 	Save	the	adjusted	scale	to	all	the	inputs.	
Press	the	SELECT	button	at	Common	to	
display	a	confirmation	box.	 To	save	the	
scale,	press	the	SELECT	button	at	 “Yes.”	
When	Custom	is	selected,	the	saved	scale	
is	used.
	 Reset 	................. 	Reset	the	all	adjusted	values.	Press	
the	SELECT	button	at	Reset	to	display	
a	confirmation	box.	 To	reset,	press	the	
SELECT	button	at	 “Yes.”
Custom
✔Notes:
	 •	When	no	signal	is	detected,	 “Normal”	is	
set	automatically	and	the	 Aspect	dialog	
box	disappears.
	 •	The	adjustable	range	for	Scale	H/V	and	 Position	H/V	is	limited	depending	on	the	
input	signal.
	 •	Wide	cannot	be	selected	when	720p,	 1035i,	or	1080i	is	selected	in	the	 AV	
System	Menu	(p.36)
Press	the	SELECT	button	at	
Common	or	Reset,	to	display	a	
confirmation	box.
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Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	
7 8	buttons	to	move	the	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	Setting	Menu	icon.1
2
Language
The	language	used	in	the	On-Screen	Menu	is	available	
in	English,	German,	French,	Italian,	Spanish,	Portuguese,	
Dutch,	Swedish,	Russian,	Chinese,	Korean,	and	Japanese.
Use	the	Point	ed	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame	
pointer	to	the	desired	item	and	then	press	the	SELECT	
button.	 The	Setting	dialog	box	appears.Press	the	SELECT	
button	at	Language,	
then	the	Language	
Menu	appears.
Setting Menu (Language)
Setting	Menu	icon
Setting
This	projector	has	a	Setting	menu	that	allows	you	to	set	up	
the	other	various	functions	described	below.
Background
The	selected	background	screen	will	be	displayed	when	no	
input	signal	is	detected.
	 Blue	....... 	Project	a	blue	background
	 User 	....... 	Project	an	image	selected	in	the	Logo	setting.
	 Black 	...... 	Project	a	black	background
✔Note:
	•	When	no	captured	image	is	set,	the	 “User”	options	is	not	
available.
Lamp control
This	function	allows	you	to	change	brightness	of	the	screen.
Auto	1 	......... 	The	brightness	according	to	the	input	signal	
(between	Normal	and	Eco	mode).
Auto	2 	......... 	The	brightness	according	to	the	input	signal	
(between	High	and	Eco	mode).
High 	............ 	Brighter	than	the	Normal	mode.
Normal	 	....... 	Normal	brightness	
	Eco	1 	..........
	Lower	brightness	and	Fan	speed	decrease.	
Lower	brightness	reduces	the	lamp	power	
consumption	and	extends	the	lamp	life.
	 Eco	2 	..........	Lower	brightness	and	Fan	speed	increase.	
Lower	brightness	reduces	the	lamp	power	
consumption	and	extends	the	lamp	life.	It	is	
recommended	to	use	Eco	2	when	using	the	
projector	continuously	over	a	long	period	of	
time.	 The	fan	noise	becomes	louder	in	Eco	2	
than	in	Eco	1.	Select	the	suitable	mode	for	the	
used	environment
.
Pointer
You	can	emphasize	a	part	of	the	projected	image	with	
this	function.	Use	the	Point	
ed	buttons	to	choose	either	
Spotlight	or	Pointer	and	press	the	SELECT	button.	 Then	
use	the	Point	
7 8	buttons	to	select	a	size	of	the	Spotlight	
(Large,	Middle,	or	Small)	or	a	pattern	of	the	Pointer	(Arrow,	
Finger,	or	Dot).	(See	page	32	for	operation.)
Pointer
Use	the	Point	ed	buttons	
to	choose	either	Spotlight	
or	Pointer,	and	then	use	
the	Point	
7 8	buttons	
to	switch	between	the	
options.
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Capture
This	function	enables	you	to	capture	an	image	being	
projected	to	use	it	for	a	starting-up	display	or	interval	of	
presentations.
Select	Capture	and	press	the	SELECT	button.	
	
A	confirmation	box	appears	and	select	[Yes]	to	capture	the	
projected	image.
After	capturing	the	projected	image,	go	to	the	Logo	select	
function	and	set	it	to	 “User”.	Then	the	captured	image	will	
be	displayed	the	next	time	you	turn	on	the	projector	or	
when	you	press	the	NO	SHOW	button	(see	page	31).
To	cancel	the	Capture	function,	select	[No].
Select	[Yes]	to	capture	
the	projected	image.	
Select	[Yes]	to	
stop	capturing.		
Capture
Logo select
This	function	decides	on	the	starting-up	display	from	
among	following	options.	
	 User 	......... 	Show	the	image	you	captured		
	 Default 	..... 	Show	the	factory-set	logo	
	 Off 	........... 	Show	the	countdown	display	only
Logo (Logo and Logo PIN code lock settings)
This	function	allows	you	to	customize	the	screen	logo	with	
Logo	select,	Capture,	and	Logo	PIN	code	lock	functions.
Logo
✔Note:
	 •	When	 “On”	is	selected	in	the	Logo	PIN	code	lock	
function,	Logo	select	and	Capture	functions	cannot	
be	selected.
✔Notes:
	 •	Before	capturing	an	image,	select	 “Standard”	in	
the	Image	Menu	to	capture	a	proper	image	(p.41).
	 •	A	signal	from	a	computer	can	be	captured	up	to	 XGA	(1024	x	768).	 A	signal	from	video	equipment	
can	be	captured	except	for	720p,	1035i,	and	1080i.
	 •	When	capturing	the	image	that	has	been	adjusted	 by	the	Keystone	function,	the	adjusted	data	is	
automatically	reset	and	the	projector	captures	an	
image	without	keystone	correction.	
	 •	When	the	Logo	PIN	code	lock	function	is	set	to	 “On,”	the	Capture	function	cannot	be	selected.			
	 •	When	starting	to	capture	a	new	image,	the	 previously	stored	image	is	cleared	even	if	you	
cancel	the	capturing.
	 •	User	cannot	be	selected	when	the	image	is	not	
captured.
Setting