ViewSonic Pj556d Projector User Manual

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Package Contents
When	 you 	 unpack 	 the 	 projector, 	 make 	 sure 	 you 	 have 	 all 	 these 	 components:
	 Save	 the 	 original 	 shipping 	 carton 	 and 	 packing 	 material; 	 they 	 will 	 come 	 in 	 handy 	
if	 you 	 ever 	 to 	 ship 	 your 	 unit. 	 For 	 maximum 	 protection, 	 repack 	 your 	 unit 	 as 	 it 	
was	 originally 	 packed 	 at 	 the 	 factory.
	 Accessories	 and 	 components 	 may 	 vary 	 by 	 retailer 	 and 	 region.
	 Lithium	 battery 	 is...

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Projector Over view 
Front View
	1	Vent  lat  on 	 holes
	2	Project  on 	 lens
	3	Front 	 IR 	 remote 	 control 	 sensor
	4	Lens 	 cap
	5	Elevator 	 foot
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	6	 Elevator 	 button
	7	Zoom 	 r  ng
	8	Focus 	 r  ng
	9	Control 	 panel 

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Rear View
	1	 Rear 	 IR 	 remote 	 control 	 sensor 		
	2	 Vent  lat  on 	 holes
	3	 Connect  on 	 ports
	4	 Elevator 	 button
	5	 Elevator	 foot
	6	 Speaker
	7	 AC	 power 	 socket
	8	 Kens ngton 	 lock
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 This projector can be used with a ceiling mount for support. The ceiling mount 
is not included in the package.
Bottom View
	1	 Lamp 	 cover
		2	 Ce  l  ng 	 mount 

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Using the Product
Control Panel
LED
	1 Lamp 	 LED 	 nd  cator
	 Refer	 to 	 “LED 	 Ind  cator 	 Messages”.
	2  Power 	 LED 	 nd  cator
	 Refer	 to 	 “LED 	 Ind  cator 	 Messages”.
Button	 Funct  on
	3 Power
	 Refer	 to 	 “Power  ng 	 On/Off 	 the 	 Projector”.
	4	Keystone /
	 Adjusts	 mage 	 d  stort  on 	 caused 	 by 	 t  lt  ng 	 the 	 projector.
	5	Auto 
	 Automat cally 	 adjusts 	 frequency 	 and 	 phase....

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Connection Ports
	1 SERIAL
	When 	 operat  ng 	 the 	 projector 	 v  a 	 a 	 computer, 	 connect 	 th  s 	 to 	 the 	 controll  ng 	
computer’s	 RS-232C 	 port.
	2  USB Connector (Service purpose)
	This connector is for firmware update.
	3 COMPUTER IN
	Connects 	 mage 	 nput 	 s  gnal 	 (analog) 	 to 	 th  s 	 jack.
	4	S-VIDEO 
	Connects 	 S-V  deo 	 output 	 from 	 v  deo 	 equ  pment 	 to 	 th  s 	 jack.
	5	VIDEO...

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Remote Control Components
1.	 			 Power 	 button
2.	 	 Four 	 d  rect  on 	 buttons
3.	 	 Menu 	 button
4.	 	 Enter 	 button
5.	 	 Keystone 	/	buttons
6. 	 	 Volume 	/	buttons
7.	 Source 	 button
8.	 Mute	 button
9.	 Blank	 button
10.	4:3/16:9 	 button
11.	 	Auto 	 button
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MUTE
4:3/16:9     KEYSTONE
LASER
ENTER                               BLANK
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Remote Control
1.	 		Power 	
	 Refer 	 to 	 “Power  ng 	 On/Off 	 the 	 Projector”.
2.	 	 Four 	 d  rect  on 	 buttons
	 The	 four 	 d  rect  on 	 buttons 	/// can	
be	 used 	 to 	 scroll 	 through 	 OSD 	 (On-Screen 	
D splay) 	 menus 	 and 	 make 	 adjustments.
3.	 	 Menu 	
	 Press 	 the 	 Menu 	 button 	 to 	 act  vate 	 the 	 OSD 	
(On-Screen	 D  splay) 	 menu. 	 Use 	 the 	 d  rect  onal 	
buttons	 and 	 Menu 	 button 	 to...

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Batter y Replacement
1.	 Open 	 the 	 battery 	 cover 	 n 	 the 	 d  rect  on
	 shown.
2.	 Install 	 batter  es 	 as 	 nd  cated 	 by 	 the 	 d  agram
	 ns  de 	 the 	 compartment.
3.	 Close 	 the 	 battery 	 cover 	 nto 	 pos  t  on.
 Keep the batteries out of the reach of children. There is a danger of
  death by accidentally swallowing the battery.
 Remove batteries from remote control when not using for extended...

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Remote Control Operation
Po nt 	 the 	 remote 	 control 	 at 	 the 	 nfrared 	 remote 	 sensor 	 and 	 press 	 a 	 button.
 Operating the projector from the front
 Operat ng 	 the 	 projector 	 from 	 the 	 rear
 The  remote  control  may  not  operate  when  there  is  sunlight  or  other  strong 
light such as a fluorescent lamp shining on the remote sensor.
 Operate  the  remote  control  from  a  position  where  the  remote  sensor  is 
visible.
 Do not drop the...

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 When  connecting  cable,  power  cords  of  both  a  projector  and  external 
equipment should be disconnected from AC outlet.
 The figure above is a sample connection. This does not mean that all of these 
devices can or must be connected simultaneously.
 The cables that come with the projector may differ from the above illustration. 
The included cables are based on actual shipment delivery.
Installation
Connecting the Projector
	1	 RS232...