ViewSonic Projector PJ658D User Manual

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Package Contents
When	 you 	 unpack 	 the 	 projector, 	 make 	 sure 	 you 	 have 	 all 	 these 	 components:
Projector 	 w  th 	 Lens 	 CapAC
	 Power 	 Cord 				 VGA 	 Cable 	 (D-SUB 	 to 	 D-SUB)
Compos
 te 	 V  deo 	 Cable
VGA
	 (D-SUB) 	 to
HDTV
		 (RCA) 	 Cable
User’s
	 Manual
Remote
	 Control 	 (IR) 	
Opt onal 	 Accessory:
POWER  
MUTE4:3/16:9     KEYSTONELASERENTER                               BLANKMENU
VOLUME
AUTOSOURCE
Qu ck 	 Start 	 Gu  de...

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

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

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Using the Product
Control Panel
LED
	1
		(Power 	 LED 	 nd  cator)
	 Refer 	 to 	 “LED 	 Ind  cator 	 Messages”.
	
2
	
	
LAMP 	 (Lamp 	 LED 	 nd  cator)
	 Refer 	 to 	 “LED 	 Ind  cator 	 Messages”.
Button
	 Funct  on
	3	 	 	
	 	 Refer 	 to 	 “Power  ng 	 On/Off 	 the 	 Projector”.
	4		Source
	 Manually 	 selects 	 an 	 nput 	 source.
	5	Four directional buttons
	 Use 	 four 	 d  rect  onal 	 buttons 	 to 	 select...

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Connection Ports
	1	USB connector (Service purpose)
 
This  connector  is  for  page  up  &  down  mouse  control  function  and  firmware 
update.
	
2
	RS232
	 When 	 operat  ng 	 the 	 projector 	 v  a 	 a 	 computer, 	 connect 	 th  s 	 to 	 the 	 controll  ng 	
computer’s 	 RS-232C 	 port.
	
3
	Monitor out (D-Sub)
	 Connects 	 to 	 a 	 computer 	 d  splay, 	 etc.
	
4
	Computer in (D-Sub)
	 Connects 	 mage 	 nput 	 s  gnal 	 (analog) 	 to...

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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
POWER  
MUTE
4:3/16:9     KEYSTONE
LASER
ENTER                               BLANK
MENU
VOLUME
AUTOSOURCE1
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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...

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Installing the Batteries
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
		Operating the projector from the rear
 Do not point the laser pointer directly to the people’s eyes (especially small children). There is a danger of injuiry to the eyes.
 The  remote  control  may  not  operate  when  there  is  sunlight  or other strong light such as a fluorescent lamp shining on the remote...

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Installation
Connecting the Projector
	1	 Aud  o 	 Cable	 	 	 5 			 VGA 	 (D-SUB) 	 to 	 HDTV 	 (RCA) 	 Cable
	2	 USB 	 Cable	 	 	 6 	 		 Compos  te 	 V  deo 	 Cable
	3	 RS232 	 Cable	 	 	7			 S-V  deo 	 Cable
	4	 VGA 	 Cable 	 (D-Sub 	 to 	 D-Sub)	 	
	
	
	
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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...