Sanyo Projector Plc Xu115 User Manual

							
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Video Input
Choose	 Computer	 2	 by	 pressing	 the	 INPUT	 button	 on	 the	
top	 control	 or	 press	 the	 COMPUTER	 button	 on	 the	 remote	
control.
Before	 using	 these	 buttons,	 correct	 input	 source	 should	 be	
selected	through	Menu	operation	as	described	below.
1
Computer 
Input Menu
Use	 the	 Point	▲▼	 buttons	 to	 move	 the	 red	 arrow	
pointer	 to	 Computer	 2	 and	 then	 press	 the	 SELECT	
button.		

After	 the	 Source	 Select	 Menu	 appeared	 for	 Computer	
2,	 move	 the	 pointer	 to	 Component	 or	 RGB(Scart)	 and	
then	press	the	SELECT	button.

Input Source Selection (Component, RGB Scart 1-pin)
Move	 the	 pointer	 (red	
arrow)	 to	 Computer	 2	
and	 press	 the	 SELECT	
button.
Input	Menu	icon
M o v e 	 t h e 	 p o i n t e r 	 t o	
Component	 or	RGB(Scart)	
a n d 	 p r e s s 	 t h e 	 S E L E C T	
button.
Source Select Menu
When	the	input	source	is	coming	from	video	
equipment	 connected	 to	 the	 COMPUTER	
I N 	 2 / C O M P O N E N T	 I N 	 t e r m i n a l 	 w i t h 	 a	
Component-VGA	Cable,	select	Component.	
Component
When	the	input	source	is	coming	from	video	
equipment	 connected	 to	 the	 COMPUTER	
IN	2/COMPONENT	IN	terminal	with	a	Scart-
VGA	Cable,	select	RGB	(Scart).	
RGB (Scart)
Computer 1 (Analog)
Video
Computer 
COMPUTER button
wired
INPUT button
Computer 1 (Digital)
Remote Control
Computer 1 (Analog)
Computer 
Computer 1 (Digital)
Direct Operation
Menu Operation
Press	 the	 MENU	 button	 to	 display	 the	 On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	◄►buttons	to	move	the	red	frame	
pointer	to	the	Input	Menu	icon.
Top Control
Note:	
	 •	Wired	 and	 Wireless	 are	 for	 the	 Network	 function.	 See	
owner’s	manual	“Network	Set-up	and	Operation”	.
	 •	When	the	Input	Search	function	is	set	to	“On1”	or	“On2”,	
the	input	signal	will	be	searched	automatically	(p.51).
wireless 
						

							


Video Input
Video System Selection
Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	
Menu.	Use	the	Point	
◄►	buttons	to	move	the	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	 AV	System	Menu	icon.1
AV System Menu (Video or S-Video)
AV System Menu (Component)
Use	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	move	the	red	arrow	
pointer	to	the	desired	system	and	then	press	the	
SELECT 	button.
If	the 	projector 	cannot 	reproduce 	proper 	video 	image,	
select	 a	specific	 broadcast	 signal	format	 from	among	 PAL,	
SECAM,	NTSC,	NTSC	4.43,	PAL-M,	and	PAL-N.Move	the	pointer	to	the	
desired	system	and	press	
the	SELECT 	button.PAL/SECAM/NTSC/NTSC ./PAL-M/PAL-N
The	projector 	automatically 	detects 	an 	incoming 	video	
signal,	and	adjusts	itself	to	optimize	its	performance.
If	 the	 projector	 cannot	reproduce	 proper	video	image,	 select	
a	 specific	 component	 video	signal	 format	 from	among	 480i,	
575i,	480p,	575p,	720p,	1035i,	and	1080i.
Auto
COMPONENT VIDEO SIGNAL FORMAT
Video or S-Video
Component
The 	projector 	automatically 	detects 	an 	incoming 	video	
system,	and	adjusts	itself	to	optimize	its	performance.
When	 Video	System	 is	PAL-M	 or	PAL-N,	 select	the	system	
manually.
Auto
AV	System	Menu	icon		
The	selected	system	is		
displayed.
Move	the	pointer	to	the	
desired	system	and	press	
the	SELECT 	button.
AV	System	Menu	icon		 	
	 The	selected	system	is		 	
	 displayed.
Note:
	 •	The	 AV	System	Menu	cannot	be	selected	when	selecting	RGB	(Scart). 
						

							


Video Input
Move	the	red	frame	pointer	to	
the	desired	image	mode	and	
press	the	SELECT	button.
The	selected	image	mode	is	check	marked.
Image Select Menu
Standard
Cinema
Blackboard(Green)
For	viewing	with	the	user	preset	image	mode	in	the	Image	
Adjust	Menu	(pp.	44–45). Image1–
Image	Select	Menu	icon
Select
	the 	desired 	image 	mode 	from 	among 	Dynamic,	
Standard,	 Cinema,	Blackboard	 (Green),	Image	1,	Image	 2,	
Image	 3,	and	 Image	 4	by	 pressing	 the	IMAGE	 button	on	the	
remote	control.
Standard
Picture	mode	adjusted	with	fine	tone.
Cinema
Blackboard (Green)
Image 1–
IMAGE button
Dynamic
Cinema
Image 1
Image 
Image 
Image 
Image Mode Selection 
For	the	image	projected	on	a	blackboard.
This	mode	help	enhance	the	image	projected	on	a	blackboard.	
This	is	mainly	effective	on	a	green	colored	board,	not	truly	
effective	on	a	black	colored	board.
For	the	image	projected	on	a	blackboard.	See	above	for	
further	description.
Blackboard (Green)
Dynamic
Dynamic
Standard
Remote Control
IMAGE button
Direct Operation
For	viewing	pictures	in	a	bright	room.
Normal	picture	mode	preset	on	the	projector.
For	 viewing	 with	the	user	 preset	 image	mode	in	the	 Image	
Adjust	 Menu	(pp	44–45).	 This	Image	 memory	 is	provided 	in	
each	computer,	component,	and	video	input	source.
Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	Menu.	
Use	the	Point	
◄►	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame	pointer	
to	the	Image	Select	Menu	icon.1
Use	the	Point	▲▼	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame	pointer	
to	the	desired	image	mode	and	then	press	the	SELECT 	
button.
Menu Operation
For	viewing	pictures	in	a	bright	room.
Normal	picture	mode	preset	on	the	projector.
Picture	mode	adjusted	with	fine	tone. 
						

							


Video Input
Image Adjustment
Press	the	MENU	button	to	display	the	On-Screen	Menu.	
Use	the	Point	
◄►	buttons	to	move	the	red	frame	pointer	
to	the	Image	 Adjust	Menu	icon.1
Use	the 	Point 	▲▼	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	
◄►	buttons	to	adjust	the	setting	value.
Press	the	Point	◄	button	to	decrease	the	contrast;	press	the	
Point	
►	button	to	increase	the	contrast	(from	0	to	63).
Press	 the	Point	◄	button	 to	decrease	 the	brightness;	 press		
the	Point	
►	button	to	increase	the	brightness	(from	0	to	63).
Contrast
Brightness
Press	the	Point	◄	button	to	lighten	red	tone;	press	the	Point	
►	button	to	deepen	red	tone	(from	0	to	63). white balance (Red)
Press
	the 	Point 	◄	button 	to 	lighten 	green 	tone; 	press 	the	
Point	
►	button	to	deepen	green	tone	(from	0	to	63).
white balance (Green)
Press
	the 	Point 	◄	button 	to 	lighten 	blue 	tone; 	press 	the	
Point	
►	button	to	deepen	blue	tone	(from	0	to	63).
white balance (Blue)
Use	the	Point	◄►	buttons	to	select	the	desired	Color	temp.	
level	(High,	Mid,	Low,	or	XLow).	 Color temp .
Press	
the	Point	◄	button	 decrease	 the	intensity	 of	the	 color;	
press	 the	Point	
►button	 increase	 the	intensity	 of	the	 color	
(from	0	to	63).
Press	 the	Point	◄►	buttons	 to	adjust	 the	tint	value	 to	get	 a	
proper	color	balance	(from	0	to	63).
Color
Tint
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.42).
Use	the	Point	◄►	buttons	to	
adjust	the	setting	value.
Move 	the 	red 	frame	
pointer 	to 	the 	desired	
item 	and 	then 	press	
the	SELECT 	button.
Image Adjust Menu
Image	Adjust	Menu	icon 
						

							
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Video Input
Use	the 	Point 	◄►	buttons 	to 	adjust 	the 	gamma 	value 	to	
obtain	a	better	balance	of	contrast	(from	0	to	15).
Gamma
Press	 the	Point	◄	button	 to	decrease	 the	sharpness	 of	the	
image;	 press	the	Point	
►	button	 to	increase	 the	sharpness	
of	the	image	(from	0	to	15).
Sharpness
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
Notes:	
	 •	Noise 	reduction 	and 	Progressive 	cannot 	be 	selected 	when	
480p,	575p,	720p,	1035i,	or	1080i	is	selected	(p.42).
	 •	Reset	 and	Store	 icons	will	be	displayed	 when	any	adjustment	
is	made.
To 	store 	the 	adjusted 	data, 	select 	Store 	and 	press 	the	
SELECT 	button. 	Use 	the 	Point 	
▲▼	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	Select	Menu	on	page	43.
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	Mode	Menu
Move	the 	red 	frame	
pointer 	to 	an 	image	
i t e m 	t o 	b e 	s e t 	a n d	
t h e n 	p r e s s 	t h e	
SELECT 	button.
Store	icon
A 	confirmation 	box	
a p p e a r s 	a n d 	t h e n	
select	[Yes]. 
						

							
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Video Input
This	projector	has	the	picture	screen	resize	function,	which	enables	you	to	customize	the	image	size.
Normal
Screen Size Adjustment
Screen MenuPress	the 	MENU 	button 	to 	display 	the 	On-Screen	
Menu. 	Use 	the 	Point 	
◄►	buttons 	to 	move 	the 	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	Screen	Menu	icon.1
Use 	the 	Point 	▲▼	buttons 	to 	move 	the 	red 	frame		
pointer 	to 	the 	desired 	function 	and 	then 	press 	the	
SELECT 	button.
Provide	the	image	at	the	4:3	normal	video	aspect	ratio.
Custom
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 	the	
" S c a l e 	H " , 	t h e n 	t h e 	s c r e e n 	s c a l e 	i s	
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".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 	operated 	when 	720p,	
1035i, 	or 	1080i 	is 	selected 	in 	the 	AV	
System	Menu	(p.42).
Press	the	SELECT 	button	
at	Common	or	Reset,	to	
display	a	confirmation	box.
w ide
Provide	the	image	at	the	16:9	wide	screen	ratio.
Screen	Menu	icon
Move	 the	red	 frame	 pointer	 to	the	
desired 	function 	and 	press 	the	
SELECT 	button. 
						

							
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Language
The	language	 used	in	the	 On-Screen	 Menu	is	available	 in	
English, 	German, 	French, 	Italian, 	Spanish, 	Portuguese,	
Dutch, 	Swedish, 	Finnish, 	Polish, 	Hungarian, 	Romanian,	
Russian,	Chinese,	Korean,	and	Japanese.
Set 	the 	red 	frame	
pointer	 to	the	 item	
a n d 	p r e s s 	t h e	
SELECT 	button.
Press	the	SELECT 	button	
a t 	L a n g u a g e , 	t h e n 	t h e	
Language	Menu	appears.
Setting Menu (Language)
Setting	Menu	icon
Setting
Setting
Auto setup
This	 function	 enables	Auto	Keystone	 correction	 and	Auto	 PC	
adjustment	 by	pressing	 the	AUTO	 SETUP/CANCEL 	button	
on	 the	 top	control	 or	the	AUTO	 SET/CANCEL 	button	 on	the	
remote	 control.	 Settings	 for	those	 functions	 can	be	altered	
as	follows:
Auto PC Adj .
	 On. . . . . . . Enables 	Auto 	PC 	Adjustment 	when 	pressing	
the	 AUTO	 SET/CANCEL 	button	 on	the	 remote	
control 	or 	the 	AUTO 	SETUP/CANCEL 	button	
on	the	top	control.
	 Off. . . . . . . Disables	 Auto	PC	Adjustment.
Auto Keystone 
	 Auto	. . . . .Always	works	and	corrects	keystone	distortion	
according	to	the	projector's	tilt.
	 Manual	. . .Works 	only 	when 	pressing 	the 	AUTO 	SET/
CANCEL 	button 	on 	the 	remote 	control 	or 	the	
A U TO 	S E T U P / C A N C E L 	b u t t o n 	o n 	t h e 	t o p	
control.
	 Off. . . . . . . Disables	 Auto	Keystone.
Notes:
	•	Auto	PC 	Adj. 	and 	Auto 	Keystone 	cannot 	be 	set 	"Off" 	at 	the	
same	time.	
	 •	Auto 	Keystone 	corrects 	vertical 	distortion 	only, 	not 	correct	
horizontal	distortion.
	 •	The 	Auto 	Keystone 	cannot 	work 	when 	Ceiling 	feature 	is 	set	
"On"	in	the	Setting	menu	(p.51).
	 •	Perfect 	correction 	of 	the 	image 	distortion 	cannot 	be 	ensured	
with	 the	Auto	 setup	 function.	 If	the	 distortion	 is	not	 corrected	
properly 	by 	pressing 	the 	AUTO 	SETUP/CANCEL 	or 	AUTO	
S E T / C A N C E L 	b u t t o n , 	a d j u s t 	m a n u a l l y 	b y 	p r e s s i n g 	t h e	
KEYSTONE	 button	on	
the top control or on  the	remote	 control	
or	selecting	Keystone	in	the	Setting	menu	(pp.26,	48).
	 •	Fine 	sync, 	Total 	dots, 	Horizontal 	and 	Vertical 	position 	of	
some 	computers 	cannot 	be 	fully 	adjusted 	with 	the 	Auto 	PC	
Adjustment	 function.	When	the	image	 is	not	 provided	 properly	
with	 this	operation,	 manual	adjustments	 are	required	 (pp.34–
35).
Auto setup
Select	Auto 	setup 	and 	this	
box 	appears. 	Choose 	the	
d e s i r e d 	s e t t i n g 	f o r 	A u t o	
keystone 	and 	Auto 	PC 	adj.	
with	the	Point	
◄►	buttons.
Press 	the 	SELECT 	button	
here 	to 	display 	the 	other	
languages.
Press 	the 	MENU 	button 	to 	display 	the 	On-Screen	
Menu. 	Use 	the 	Point 	
◄►	buttons 	to 	move 	the 	red	
frame	pointer	to	the	Setting	Menu	icon.1
Use 	the 	Point 	▲▼	buttons 	to 	move 	the 	red 	frame	
pointer	 to	the	 desired	 item	and	then	 press	 the	SELECT 	
button.	 The	Setting	dialog	box	appears.
This	projector	 has	a	Setting	 menu	that	allows	 you	to	set	 up	
the	other	various	functions	described	below. 
						

							
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Setting
Display
Blue back
When	this	function	 is	“On,”	 a	blue	 image	 is	displayed	 while	
the	input	signal	is	not	detected.	
Keystone
T h i s 	f u n c t i o n 	i s 	u s e d 	t o 	s t o r e 	o r 	r e s e t 	t h e 	k e y s t o n e	
correction	 when	the	AC	 power	 cord	is	unplugged.	 Use	the	
Point	
◄►	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	
▲▼	
buttons	to	correct	keystone	distortion	(p.26).
Keystone
This	function	decides	whether	to	display	On-Screen	Displays.
	 On 	............................ 	Show	all 	the 	On-Screen 	displays. 	Use	
this 	function 	when 	you 	want 	to 	project	
images 	after 	the 	lamp 	becomes 	bright	
enough.	 The	factory	 default	 setting	is	in	
this	option.
	 Countdown	Off 	......... 	S h o w 	t h e 	i n p u t 	i m a g e 	i n s t e a d 	o f	
the 	countdown 	when 	turning 	on 	the	
projector. 	Use 	this 	function 	when 	you	
want 	to 	project 	the 	image 	as 	early 	as	
possible 	even 	when 	the 	lamp 	is 	not	
bright	enough.
	 Off 	............................ 	Hide	the	On-Screen	Displays	except;
	 	 ●	On-Screen	Menu
	 	 ●	“Power	off?”	(p.23)
	 	 ●	“No	signal”	for	Power	management		
		(p.52)
	 	 ●	“Please	wait	...”
	 	 ●	Arrows	for	the	True	function	in	the		
			Screen	Menu	(p.38)
Use	the	Point	◄►	
buttons	to	switch	
between	the	options. 
						

							
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Setting
Select	[Yes]	to	capture	
the	projected	image.	
Select	[Yes]	to	
stop	capturing.		
Capture
Logo (Logo and Logo PIN code lock settings)
Logo select
This	 function	 allows	you	to	customize	 the	screen	 logo	with	
Logo	select,	Capture,	and	Logo	PIN	code	lock	functions.
Note:
	 •	When 	“On” 	is 	selected 	in 	the 	Logo 	PIN 	code 	lock	
function, 	Logo 	select 	and 	Capture 	functions 	cannot 	be	
selected.
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	(p.29).
To	cancel	the	Capture	function,	select	[No].
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
Notes:
	 •	Before 	capturing 	an 	image, 	select 	“Standard” 	in	
the 	Image 	Select 	Menu 	to 	capture 	a 	proper 	image	
(pp.36,	43).
	 •	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.
		•	When	 there	is	no	 captured	 image	or	it	is	 interrupted	
while	 capturing	 a	image,	 the	Capture	 function	cannot	
be 	selected, 	you 	can 	only 	switch 	between 	Default	
and	Off. 
						

							
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Logo PIN code lock
Setting
This	function 	prevents 	an 	unauthorized 	person 	from	
changing	the	screen	logo.
	 Off 	............ 	The	screen	logo	can	be	changed	freely	from	
the	Logo	Menu	(p.49).
	 On 	............ 	The	screen	logo	cannot	be	changed	without	
a	Logo	PIN	code.
If 	you 	want 	to 	change 	the 	Logo 	PIN 	code 	lock 	setting,	
press	 the	SELECT 	button	 and	the	Logo	 PIN	code	 dialog	
box 	appears. 	Enter 	a 	Logo 	PIN 	code 	by 	following 	the	
steps	 below.	 The	initial	 Logo	PIN	code	 is	set	 to	“4321”	 at	
the	factory.
Logo PIN code lock
Enter a Logo PIN code
Use 	the 	Point 	▲▼	buttons 	to 	enter 	a 	number. 	Press 	the	
Point	
►	 button	 to	fix	 the	 number	 and	move	 the	red	 frame	
pointer	 to	the	 next	 box.	The	number	 changes	 to	“
.”	 If	you	
fixed	 an	incorrect	 number,	use	the	Point	
◄	button	 to	move	
the 	pointer 	to 	the 	number 	you 	want 	to 	correct, 	and 	then	
enter	the	correct	number.
Repeat	this	step	to	complete	entering	a	four-digit	number.
After 	entering 	the 	four-digit 	number, 	move 	the 	pointer 	to	
“Set.”	 Press	 the	SELECT 	button	 so	that	 you	can	start	 to	
operate	the	projector.
If 	you 	entered 	an 	incorrect 	Logo 	PIN 	code, 	“Logo 	PIN	
code”	 and	the	number	 (
)	will	 turn	 red	for	a	moment.	
Enter	the	correct	Logo	PIN	code	all	over	again.
Change the Logo PIN code
Logo	 PIN	code	 can	be	changed	 to	your	 desired	 four-digit	
number. 	Press 	the 	Point 	
▼	button 	to 	select 	“Logo 	PIN	
code 	change” 	and 	then 	press 	the 	SELECT 	button. 	The	
New	 Logo	 PIN	code	 input	dialog	 box	appears.	 Set	a	new	
Logo	PIN	code.		
Be	 sure	 to	note	 the	new	 Logo	 PIN	code	 and	keep	 it	at	
hand.	 If	you	 lost	the	number,	 you	could	 no	longer	 change	
the 	Logo 	PIN 	code 	setting. 	For 	details 	on 	PIN 	code	
setting,	refer	to	“PIN	code	lock”	on	pages	54–55.
Use 	the 	Point 	◄►	buttons 	to 	switch 	On/Off, 	and 	then	
press	 the	Point	
▼	button	 to	move	 the	pointer	 to	“Quit.”	
Press	the	SELECT 	button	to	close	the	dialog	box.
Change the Logo PIN code lock setting
Enter a Logo PIN code
After	a	correct	Logo	PIN	code	
is	entered,	the	following	dialog	
box	appears.
CAUTION:
wHEN   yOU  HAVE  CHANGED   THE LOGO 
PI N CODE ,  wRITE  DO wN THE  NE w PIN 
CODE  IN COLUMN  OF THE LOGO  PIN CODE 
N O  .  M E M O  O N  PA G E   7 6 ,  A N D K E E P  I T 
SECUREL y .  SHOULD  THE  LOGO  PIN CODE 
B E  L O S T  O R  F O R G O T T E N ,  T H E   L O G O 
PIN  CODE  SETTING  CAN  NO  LONGER  BE 
CHANGED .
Change the Logo PIN code lock setting
Change the Logo PIN code
Use	the	Point	◄►	buttons	to	
switch	On/Off.