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1. Place the projector on a solid flat surface ar a right angle (perpendicular) to
the projection screen and parallel to the floor,
2. Raise the cover assembly until it clicks into place.
3. Raise the mirror assembly into its fully open position.
For steps 4-7, select the appropriate procedure for your system:
Desktopg Computers Notebooks/Laptops
4. Turn off the computer, monitor, 4. Turn off the computer and the
and Desktop Projector. Desktop Projector.
5. Unplug the monitor cable from 5. Plug the "Y cables COM-
the computer and attach it to the PUTER {or CPU) end into the
MONITOR end of the "Y" cable, computers monitor port.
6. Plug the “Y” cables COM- 6. Insert che "Y” cable's LCD end
PUTER {or CPU) end into the into the projectors COMPUTER
computer s monitor port. port,
Insert the "Y" cable's LCD end 7. Attach the Macintosh or VGA
into the projector's COMPUTER video terminator to the Y”
Port. cables MONITOR end.
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8. Connect video
and audio sources to the projector:
CONNECTOR FUNC TION/CABLE CONNECTIONS
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- 17 ROA plugs
2. Power up the Desktop Projector and external monitor before turning on
the computer so thar each display is properly sensed during the
,
computer s boor-up sequence,
10. Rotate the projector's focus ring for the clearest displayed image. Use the
title screen image that appears when you first power up the projector.
Cyclops and the software.
Note: The Connector Panel's R5-232 port can be used with the
optional Cyclops interactive pointer system or Proxima's Presenta-
tion Controi Sofrware. Installation instructions are included with
Control Panel
DP2800 DPE700
CONTROL FUNCTION
VOLUME Aciusts the audio level of the projector's internal speakers
{(OPR6E00 only.
BRIGHTNESS à Incoresses/Cecresses the brightness of the projected mage.
SYNC Compensates for fine var:stions in tae timirag of the
computer video signal.
МАНЕ Switches between computer videos, NTSCO/RAL/SEDARM
video, or 5-VHIS.
MENU / O Press once to display the Levels Menu.
Frese again to display the Setup Menu.
Presa a third time to exit Che Menu Window.
Hold down for several seconds to initiate (optional) Cyclops
Koh measurement seguence.
Hola down wden powerinag up projestor to disable Covolops.
LANE Toggles the projection lamp ON/OFF.
AVES Makes small adjustments со the projected imaedge's position.
Changes Menu Window settings wher in MEN mode.
- Press the HightLeft arrow key to move do the setting.
- Press the Up/Down arrow key Lo change the settios.
Warning/Alert Lights
Warning and alert lights located on the projector s control panel provide you
with an indication of the Desktop Projector s operating condition.
CONTROL FUNCTION
СЛИНГИ fHHuminates in the unlikely event the projector reaches an
over-termparature condition,
MEPLACE Hivminates if the active endfor spars projector lamp has
LAND Юнг Dub.
Levels Menu BRIGHTNESS SNE VOLUME
HENRI EN (MENO
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display the Levels Menu. This
. | . Computer Video
menu varies automatically ? “=
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based on the type of video NOE | me E
source displayed. NTSCIPALISECAM and S-VHS Video
CONTROL FUNCTION
BRISHTNESSZ increasesvdecreases the overall brightness of che projected
image.
Eve Compensates for fine variations in the timing of the
computer video signal.
VOLUME Adjusts the audio level of the projector's interns! spaskers
(DP2RBOO any
RED Adiusts the red color sigma! for computer video.
GREER Adiusts the green calor signal Tor computer video,
— Adiuste the blue colon signal for computer video.
TNT Adiusts the Red and Green color balance for
NTSC/PAL/SECANVS-VHS video.
CONTRAST Adjusts the difference betweaen light and dark segments of
the projected imsgs.,
Setup Menu
р SOURCE MAGE COLORS PROJECTION
Press the MENU/ € key a [VGAS40x480 ] [ NORMAL] [226981 | [ FORWARD |
second time to display the FREQUENCY LANGUAGE STORE? SETTINGS
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Setup Menu.
CONTROL FUNCTION
SOURCE Lists the name df the input source detected oy Che
proiector.
Accessible in modes where other choloes are avalaniíe,
based on the type of signal the projector i PecEvIno.
MAGIE Switches between NORMAL and REVERSE modes.
REVERSE is used primarily for viewing text soreens,
COLORS Selects the color made most sultable for the proyecta
image,
PROJECTION
ips the displayed image for use with a rear projection
soreen.
FREQUENCY Synchronizes the projector with the video source,
Note: Aciust SYNC before changing FREQUENCY.
LANGUAGE Switches the language set used in the Menu Window:
English, French, German, Italian, eno Spanish.
STORE? Sovas settings currently displayed in both Menus.
SETTINGS Recrieves factory-aet or stored settings, or saves the
current settings.
Remote Control
The Remote Control contains all the key
functions available on the Control Panel and VIDEO | MENU
provides access to additional functions not |
available on the Control Panel or through the
Menu Window.
GYCLOPS
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CONTROL FUNCTION
MUTE това! d CFR/ON to tí Ned En
Dpogles SOU: НН; to the
interne! anc externei spescers Lo 1] Г)
TEXT Tocales berween Graphics mode - BRIGHTNESS + - VOLUME +
of 6465 x 480 lines and Text i Pol | | | |
mode of 720 x 4000 lines,
DOS text is easier to view es а SES MUTE
when Usina Text made. | y EN
РЕ Works with Proximas
PAUSE Presentation Control
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Detalles instructions are :
included with the Sofware. 2700 and 2800
Blue keys = FCMAC Remote sofware
Getting Help
For technical support, please contact your dealer or call Proxima ar:
LL.S.A and Canada Outside W.B.A. snd Canada Europe
{5191 457-5500 (152 457-5500 #531-433-55C 2948
Press 1 for Customer Press * for Customer +В -453-545 220 Fax)
Service. Hermite,
B18] 457-8542 (Fax) B19 522-0172 (Fax)
Proxima Corporation
Main Office: in Europe:
9440 Carroll Park Drive Horsterweg 24
San Diego, CA 92121-2298 6191 EX Beek
United States of America The Netherlands
For Warranty, Patent and FCC compliance information, refer to the Desktop Projectar 2800 72700 Users
Guide.
Proxima and Cyclops are registered trademarks of Proxima Corporation. Desktop Projecror and trade dress are
trademarks of Proxima Corporation.
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PROXIMAS
Desktop “70 ectar.
E Model DP2800 and Model DP2700
The Proxima® Desktop Projector™ and Remote Control:
Control Panel 9)
Mirror Assembly
Internal Speakers (DP2800 only) 10)
Cover Assembly 11)
Top Air Intake Filter 12)
Recessed Carrving Handle 13)
Front Air Intake Filters 14)
Cyclops Lens 15)
16)
Projection Lens Assembly
and Focus Ring
Remote Control
Connector Panel
Lamp Selector
Lamp Chamber Larch
Power Cord Receptacie
Power Switch
Circuit Breaker Reset Burton
Multimedia LCD Projectors
(Models DP2800 and DP2700)
Proxima Desktop Projector Models
This manual contains information for setting up and using the Proxima” Desktop Projector? 2800
and the Proxima* Desktop Projecter™ 2700. These projectors are referenced throughout the manual
as follows:
Desktop Projector
projector
Desktop Projector 2800
Desktop Projector 2700
Model DP2800
Model DP2700
Both the Deskrop Prajector 2800 and the Desktop Projector 2700 have many aspects in common, Unless
otherwise indicated, the information contained within this manual is common to both models. Where controls,
operations, or other aspects differ between models, an icon indicating the model number appears next w the
material that applies 16 it. The model number will also be called our in the body of the text.
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Warranty
Limitation of
Warranties
FOO
Statement
Trademarks,
Patents, and
Copyright
Proxima Corporation warrants that the Proxima® Desktop Projector"* product
manufactured by Proxima is free from defects in materials and workmanship
under norma! use during the Warranty Period. The Warranty Period com-
mences on the day of purchase by the end-user. The Warranty Period is one
year. The Desktop Projector lamps are not covered by this Warranty.
The end-user’s sales receipt or invoice showing the date of purchase of the
product and the name of the Reseller is proof of date of purchase, The Warranty
extends only to the original purchaser and 15 not transferabie.
During the Warranty Period, Proxima will, ar no additional charge, repair or
replace defective parts oc ar the option of Proxima, replace the entire unit.
This limited Warranty does not extend to any Proxima product that has been
damaged or been rendered defective {a} as a result of accident, misuse or other
abuse; (b) by the use of parts not manufactured or sold by Proxima; {c} by
modification of the product; or (d) as a result of servicing by non-authorized
personnel.
The foregoing Warranty is expressly in lieu of any other expressed or implied
warranties, including, without limitation, warranties of merchantability or fitness
for a particular purpose. To the extent not prohibited by law, all statutory
warranties are hereby waived and excluded from this Warrancy. Proxima
expressly disclaims all warranties not stated in this Limited Warranty.
Warning: This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause interference to radio communications. It has been rested and found to
comply with limits for a Class “A” computing device pursuant to Subpart B of
Part 15 of the FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable prorection
against such interference when operated in a commercial environment. Opera-
tion of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which
case the user, ar his own expense, will be required to take wharever measures may
be necessary to correct the interference.
Proxima and Cyclops are registered trademarks of Proxima Corporation.
Desktop Projector and trade dress are trademarks of Proxima Corporation. IBM
is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc, Other trademarks
are the property of their respective owners. U.S. patent numbers 5,155,568,
5,225,875 and 5,264,835 apply to the Desktop Projector 2700 and Desktop
Projector 2800, US. parent number 5,276,436 applies to the Desktop Projector
2800. Other U.S. and foreign patents are pending.
© Copyright 1994 Proxima Corporation. All rights reserved. Specifications are
subject to change without notice.
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Contents
Chapter 1 Desktop Projector Family... 1-2
Introducing the Cyclops Interactive Pointer System ccm Dean 1-2
Proxima? What's in the Box? euere KK EEE EEE EN sces NU -3
Desktop
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Detailed Setup Getting Started ern sorsnaneemecee nes 2-2
Opening the Projecror ........ Grrresrreeens ses rs énen sea eee 2-2
Closing the Projector ........ nenes ener eames SA 2-7
Transporting the Projector ......... ree UR 8
Connecting the Desktop Projector pecacan ares. 2-9
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К№-232 ...... prasereresssssen sc ceme nsc reves essérassc emma rre sans 2-13
VIDEO IN Veneno inonecian en emnaneo ce …… 2-14
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COMPUTER AUDIO IN ins pasnes scene 2—16
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Connecting a Monaural Source ......... einen e 217
Connecting a Microphone o.oo RER EEE EEE 2-18
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Anpendix A
Specifications
Appendix B
Accessories & Replacement Parts
index
Chapter 1
Introducing
the Proxima*
Desktop
Frojector™
The Proxima Desktop Projector family consists of portable, color
data and video LCD deskrop projection products that make
sharing dara and presenting information as easy as connecting
your computer to your monitor,
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Figura 1
The Proxima Desktoo Profechor in use
sers Guide e 1-1
Chapter $ « Intraducing the Proxime® Desktop Proisctor
1-2
Desktop
Projector
Family
Cyclops
interactive
Pointer
System
User's Guide
The Desktop Projector family includes the following products:
* The Desktop Projector 2800 is a video-ready, active—matrix
multimedia projector for all desktop projection applications.
* ‘The Desktop Projector 2700 1s an active-matrix, high-—
performance color projector with optional video capabilities.
* The Desktop Projecror 2300 is an affordable high quality
color projector for ali data desktop projection applications.
This manual covers only the Model DP2800 and the Model
132700.
AH Proxima Desktop Projectors come Cyclops-ready. Cyclops is
an interactive pointer system that functions like a cordless mouse
and lets you control your computer and software from the
projection screen,
Note: You cannot use Cyclops and Proxima’s Presentation
Control Software at the same time. To disable Cyclops and use
the software, hold the MENU key on the Control Panel down
when you turn the projector power on, This procedure will not
work with the remote control. To re-enable Cyclops, turn the
projector off and then power it up again.
Chapter 1 « Introducing the Proximea® Desktop Projector
What's in the After you've opened the box and removed the Desktop Projector
Box? and shrink—wrapped accessory packs, make sure you have all the
items shown in Figure 2.
CAUTION! The Desktop Projector should be treated like any
other precision optical instrument. Handle it carefully.
Proxima Desktop Memotae Corro! Power Cond Cornposite
Prajector LAO 1 DOES] Vide Audio Cable?
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S-Video Cable” bompuber Audio VGA Video Y.Cable Macintosh Video
(255-5) Csbie* (C496-617 {(C45<4-6} Y-Cable (0484-63
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Figure 2
tems included with the Desktop Projector
The international version has three extra power cords for Europe
(part number C1003—6), Grear Britain (part number C1011-6),
and Italy (part number C1012-6).
User's Guide ® 1-3
Chapter 2
Detalled
Setup
Your Proxima Before you begin, examine the components of the projector.
Desktop
Projector
Figure 3
The Proxima Oesktop Projector and Hemote Control
{1) Control Panel (9) Projection Lens Assembly
(2) Mirror Assembly and Focus Ring
(3) Internal Speakers* (10) Remote Control
(4) Cover Assembly (11) Connector Panel
(5) Top Air Intake Filter (12) Lamp Selector
(6) Recessed Handle (13) Lamp Chamber Latch
(7) Front Air Intake Filters (14) Power Cord Receptacle
(8) Cyclops Lens (15) AC Power Switch
| (16) Circuir Breaker Reser Burron
* Modei DP2800 ont;
Lisers Guide + 2.7
Chapter = * Detaled Setup
Getting Opening the Projector
Started
1. Place the projector on a solid, flat surface. The projector
should be located at a right angle (perpendicular) to the
projection screen and parallel ro the floor,
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Poaitioring the Desktop Projector
Note: If you're using a media cart, make sure the wheels are
locked to prevent ir from moving.
2.2 € Users Guide
Chapter 2 « Detailed Betas
в
. Grasp the front edge of the cover assembly at the upper front
of the projector. Raise it unul it reaches the first stop. You can
also use the projector in the fully open position by raising the
cover assembly to the second stop,
Figure 6
Mpernino the Cover sposemioty
CAUTION! The Desktop Projectors cover and projection
mirror assemblies have been designed to limit over-extension,
Applying excessive pressure can damage the projector,
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Chapter 2 + Detelled Setup
3. Place your fingers beneath the mirror assembly (located at the
lower center of the front panel) and raise it into place until i
reaches a 45° angle (approximately) relative to the top of the
lens assembly,
Figure 6
Risising the mirror assembly
Figure 7
The Desktop Projector in the Open position
Your projected image should fill the projection screen. If you
want to raise or lower the projected image, simply adjust the
mirror assembly to the appropriate angle.
2-4 * User's Guide
Chapter 2 * Detaiec Setup
CAUTION! DO NOT attempt to lift or move the projector
by using the assembly cover or projection mirror as a handle. IT
IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CLOSE
THE PROJECTOR COMPLETELY BEFORE MOVING IT!
If you must move the projector while It is open, grasp it securely
at the sides by the lower part of the housing to support the weight
of the unit.
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Moving the projector when open
Users Guide « 7-5
Chapter = * Detailed Setup
2-6
+
Users Guide
[sing an AV Tripod
Located on the bottom of the Deskrop Projector is a connector
for use with a tripod. Use only a heavy-duty, industrial audio—
visual tripod that can support at least 20 pounds,
To attack the tripod to the projector:
1, Grasp the projector by the handle and stand it on its side.
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Holding the tripod sideways, screw its threaded camera mount
into the connector on the bottom of the projector.
3, Extend and lock the tripods legs.
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Grasp the projector by its handle and place your other hand
under the unit {the side opposite the handle). Lifr and turn the
projector into its normal operating position on top of the
tripod.
CAUTION! Be extremely careful when using the projector
with a tripod. The following precautions should be observed:
e You can mount the projector on a tripod by yourself,
However, it is easier to do this if someone else is holding the
projector while you connect the mount.
* Make sure that the tripod legs and camera mount are
securely locked.
* Do not place the tripod and projector in any pathways that
you or your audience will be using during the presentation.
» Make sure thar all cables are secured and out of the way. In
particular, be extremely careful of the power cord and any
extension cords.
Chapter 2 « Decalled Setuo
Closing the Projector
To close the projector, reverse the opening procedures.
1. Rotate the projection mirror assembly forward and down until
it is in the fully closed position.
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Rotate the hinged cover assembly forward and down until it is
in the fully closed position.
CAUTION! Gently close the mirror and hinged cover
assembly. Forcing them to snap into place may damage the mirror
assembly. Close the asserublies in the proper order. Do not
attempt to close the projector by only moving the cover assembly.
Users [guide + 7-7
Chapter 2 * Detaled Setup
Transporting the Proiector
CAUTION! Do not move or transport the Desktop Projector
without securely closing the projector and disconnecting all of the
cables.
The Desktop Projector has a recessed carrying handle located in
one of the side panels. |
I. Push in on either end of the handle. Pull the handle up.
2. Release the handle. The spring-loaded mechanism will retract
it back into the body of the projector.
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Accessing the handle
Note: The projector has protective feet on the side opposite the
handle as well as on the bottom.
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Chapter 2 ® Detallec betup
Connecting Take a moment to look at the projector's rear connector panel.
the Desktop
Projector
DP 53010 DDP ZOG
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The Connector Faneis
Connectoris} Description Models?
1 | RS-232 For using optional ООВ
Lyclops syetem or ОР РОК
Presentation Control
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COMPUTER
The video Y-cable allows you to connect your computer to both
the Desktop Projector and to a separate computer monitor so that
vou can view computer video output on the monitor and
projection screen simultaneously.
Desktop Computers
If you are using a desktop computer, regardless of whether it’s an
IBM compatible or a Macintosh system, the sequence for
connecting it to your Desktop Projector is exactly the same. Use
the Y-cable appropriate to your system. For IBM compatibles, use
part number C454—0; for Macintosh systems, use part number
C464—6.
Macintosh
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VIA and Macintosh comnnectors
1. Turn off all power to your computer, its monitor, and the
Desktop Projector.
2. Unplug your monitor cable from your computer's video
monitor port and attach the cable to the short end of the
Y-cable (marked MONITOR).
Locate the Y-cable's commen end, marked CPU/MAC I for
Macintosh systems and COMPUTER/VGA for IBM—
compatibles. Plug it into the computer's monitor port.
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4, Insert the Y-cable's large, 25-pin connector (marked LCD)
into the Deskrop Projector s COMPUTER port.
MONITOR
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Note: If you want to use your desktop computer without a
monitor, connect one of the supplied video terminators to the
shart end of the Y-cable {marked MONITOR). Use the
appropriate terminator for your system, For IBM compatibles, use
part number C936; for Macintosh systems, use parr number
(C935.
Notebooks aptops
Use the Y-cable appropriate to your system. For IBM
compatibles, use part number C454-6; for Macintosh systems, use
part number C464-6.
1. Turn off all power to your notebook or laptop computer and
the Desktop Projector.
2. Locate the Y-cable's common end, marked CPU/MAC II for
Macintosh systems or COMPUTER/VGA for IBM
compatibles. Plug it into the computers monitor port.
3. Insert the Y-cable’s large, 25-pin connector (marked LCD)
into the Desktop Projector's COMPUTER port.
Attach the appropriate video terminator to the short end of the
Y-cable (marked MONITOR). For IBM compatibles, use part
number C936; for Macintosh systems, use part number C935.
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Note: If vou don't get an image (Le., your Desktop Projector is
unable to project an image at the same time that your laptop
computer displays a screen image), refer to your computer s
reference materials for information on how to switch between the
internal screen and the video port.
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Note: If youre using your notebook or laptop computer with
an external monitor, follow the procedure described in the
previous section titled Deskrop Computers.
Special Configurations
If vour computer has an internal monitor but does not have
external video capabilities (1.e., Macintosh SEs and certain
PowerBooks), you will need a video adapter card in order to
attach the Desktop Projector. Setup for a third-party adapter is
identical to the procedures outlined in the previous section titled
Desktop Computers, Contact your dealer, Proxima Customer
Service, or a third-party supplier for more information regarding
video adapters.
RS--232
The RS-232 port allows you to use the optional Cyclops
interactive pointer system or the Proxima Presentation Control
Software. Instructions for connecting the appropriate serial or
ADB cables are included with each of these products.
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The Desktop Projector 2800 can project video from NTSC, PAL
or SECAM sources {i.c., VCRs, laserdisc players and camcorders).
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The Desktop Projector connected to a video source
To connect an NTSC, PAL, or SECAM source to your Desktop
Projector:
1. The composite audio/video cable (part number C497-6) 1s
made up of 3 cables with yellow, red, and white RCA plugs.
Insert the yellow RCA plug into the circular connector on your
camcorder, laserdisc player, or VCR marked VIDEO QUT,
TO MONITOR, or something similar.
. Insert the other yellow RCA plug into the projector's VIDEO
IN port.
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The red and white cables are for audio input from the video
source. Refer to the AUDIO IN section later in this chapter.
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With the installation of an optional video adapter {part number
A195), the Model DP2700 can also display video images from an
NTSC, PAL or SECAM source. Refer to Appendix B: Accessories
Es Replacement Parts for ordering information.
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The Desktop Projector 2800 can project video from an
S—VHS or S—Video source.
1. Connect one end of the S-Video (Y-C) cable (part number
C466-6) to your video source connector marked VIDEO
OUT, TO MONITOR, or something similar. The cable has
identical round 4-pin connectors on either end.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the Desktop Projector's
input connector marked S-VHS.
With the installation of an optional video adapter (part number
A195), the Model DP2700 can also display video images from an
S-VHS or S-Video source. Refer to Appendix B: Accessories &
Replacement Parts for ordering information.
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COMPUTER AUDIO IN
The COMPUTER AUDIO IN connecror allows the Model
DP2800 to receive audio input from a computer or a
microphone.
Connecting Your Computer's Audio
1. Insert the mini jack end of the computer audio cable (part
number C498--6) into the AUDIO OUT connector of a
Macintosh or the sound card of an IBM compatible,
2. Insert the RCA jacks at the other end of the computer audio
cable into the projector’s left and right COMPUTER AUDIO
1N connectors.
AUDIO IN
The Model DP2800 has left and right stereo connectors for audio
input from VCRs, laserdisc players, and other video equipment.
Connecting a Video Audio Source
The composite audio/video cable (part number C497-6) 1s made
up of 3 cables with yellow, red, and white RCA plugs.
1. Insert a white RCA plug inte your video source’s left AUDIO
OUT connector. Insert the other white RCA plug into the
projector's lefr AUDIO IN port.
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2. Insert a red RCA plug into your video source's right AUDIO
OUTconnector. Insert the other red RCA plug into the
projector's right AUDIO IN port.
Note: Although both COMPUTER AUDIO IN and AUDIO
IN may be connected simultaneously, only one is active.
* If computer video is selected, COMPUTER AUDIO IN is
active.
* IENTSC/PAL/SECAM/S-VHS video is being viewed,
AUDIO IN is active.
Connecting a Monaural Source
If you have a monaural source thar you want to play through the
Desktop Projector's left and right speakers, use the RCA “Y”
adapter cable (part number C496) to connect the source to the
projector's lefr and right AUDIO IN connectors. If you are using
computer audio, connect the source to the projectot’s Left and
Right COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors.
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Connecting a Microphone
When you need to address a larger audience while projecting an
NTSC, PAL, SECAM or S-VHS video image, plug an amplified
or wireless microphone equipped with a line level ourpur
(maximum level of 1 volt, peak-to—pealk) into the Left and Right
AUDIO IN connectors. The microphone will work when an
NTSC, PAL, SECAM or S-VHS video image is projected. If you
wish to address a larger audience while projecting a computer
image, connect the source to the projector's Left and Right
COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors.
If your microphone’s amplifier has only one output, use the RCA
“Y” adapter cable (part number C496) and a standard RCA cable
to connect it to both of the projector's AUDIO IN or
COMPUTER AUDIO IN connecrors.
AUDIO OUT
The Model DP2800 contains an internal stereo system consisting
of an amplifier and two speakers. Although this system provides
high quality stereo output, a multimedia presentation may require
connecting the projector to external powered speakers or an
external sound system.
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External Expeskers
When connecting external speakers, use the optional Proxima
Powered Loudspeaker System (part number A55} or a similar
system. References in the following procedure are to Figure 15.
To connect your Desktop Projector to external powered speakers:
1. Insert the mini plug of the stereo cable (supplied with your
powered speakers) into the projector's AUDIO OUT port.
2. Insert the other end of the cable into speaker A.
3. Connect speaker A to speaker B using the cables supplied with
the speaker system.
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Connecting the Desktop Projector Bo externa! speakers
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External Stereo System
To connect your Desktop Projecror to an external stereo system:
1. Using the computer audio cable (part number C498--6), insert
the mini jack end into the Model DP2800's AUDIO OUT
port.
2. Insert the RCA connectors at the other end of the cable into
the external amplifiers left and right AUDIO IN ports.
Figure 15
Connecting the Desktop Frojector to an external stereo
system
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Powering Up Your Desktop Projector and external monitor (if you are using
one) must be powered-up before turning on your computer, so
that your computer properly senses each display during its boot-
up sequence.
Applying Power to the Projector
On the rear connector panel of the projector, you'll find a power
cord receptacle and an AC POWER switch.
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breaker resst switch [20
To power up the projector:
1. Plug the power cord into the Desktop Projecror's power
receptacle at the rear of the unit.
CAUTION! Plug the AC power cord into the Desktop
Projector BEFORE connecting it to an electrical outlet. If vou
plug the power cord into the wall first, it might damage the
projector.
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3. Move the AC POWER switch to the ON position. The
projector's fan will begin to run. If vou do not hear the fan,
reter to Chapter 5, Troubleshooting.
4. Turn on your monitor and computer.
CAUTION! Locate the air intake and exhaust grills on the top
cover and to the left and right sides of the projection mirror
assembiy, and the exhaust grilis on the rear panel and side of the
projector. Never operate the projector if these grills are clogged or
obstructed, or if the electric fans are nor running.
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CAUTION! The lamp chamber gets very hot during
operation. In particular. the ceramic socket ar the lamp's base can
ger extremely hor! Use appropriate care when opening the lamp
chamber or changing lamps. Make sure thar the lamp chamber
and lamp have cooled for at least 6 minutes with rhe fan running,
Fo do so, press the LAMP button ro turn off the lamp and allow
the fan to operate for several minutes.
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Note: If you turn the Desktop Projector off while che rest of
your computer system 1s running, your external monitor will go
blank. This is normal. Just turn the Desktop Projector on again
and your monitor display will return.
Turning CNO the Lamp
When you first rurn on the projector, the lamp will be on. To
turn the Desktop Projector's lamp off, press the LAMP key on the
Control Panel or remote control. Pressing the LAMP key again
will turn the lamp on. The lamp turns on slowly to prolong lamp
life.
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Note: Turning the lamp off does not cur power to the
projector. The fans will sull operate. You must move the AC
POWER switch to the OFF position to completely power down
the projector.
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Projecting Your next step is to adjust the projected image for size and clarity,
the image
Image Size
The size of the projected image varies according to the distance
from the Desktop Projector то the projection screen. The
following table shows the projected image size (measured
diagonally) based on the distance from the projector to the screen.
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Focusing
You can use the title screen image that appears when you first
start up the projector to make your adjustments,
Using a thumb or fingertip, rotate the focus ring to the right or
left for the clearest displayed image.
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Keystoning
The normal projected image will have a rectangular shape.
Keystoning is when the projected image becomes trapezoidal,
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perpendicular to the projection screen (the vertical piane) or when
it's not placed paralle! to the floor (the horizontal plane).
Keystoning also occurs when the Desktop Projecror is tilted
sideways.
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To correct for keystoning, always make sure that the projector is
at a right angle to the screen in the horizontal plane. The
projector is properly aligned if the top and bottom of the
projected image are equal in length and parallel to the floor.
Top View
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projection screen
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side View
Parallel to the floor
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Positioning the Desktop FProisctor
In order to allow you to project images high enough for the entire
audience to view, the Desktop Projector has been designed to
minimize this effect. A 10.5° correction for keystoning is built
into the projecror.
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Using the
Desktop
Projector
This chapter provides detailed informarion on the Desktop
Projector settings, the Control Panel funcrions, the Menu
Windows, and the warning indicators.
The Control The following figure shows the control panel configurations for
Panel the Model DP2800 and the Model DP2700.
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The Control Arrow Kevs
Panel Keys
The four arrow keys allow you to:
+ Make small adjustments to the projected image's position
on the screen. Pressing an arrow key shifts the projected
image in the direction indicated by the arrow, or
* Access and modify settings within the Menu windows.
For more information, please refer to the section titled The Menu
Settings later in this chapter,
BRIGHTNESS Keys
The BRIGHTNESS keys increase and decrease the intensity level
of the projected image. Press the top key to increase brightness
and the bottom key to decrease it.
LANE Key
The LAMP key toggles the projection lamp on and off.
« If you turn the lamp off but leave the projector on, the fan
will continue to run,
* You can wrn the projector off without allowing the fan to
cool down the unit. However, the projector will take a litrie
longer to cool.
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MENL/ $ (CYcLOPS] Key
This key allows you to access and modify the current Desktop
Projector setrings in the Menu Window, which appears in the
lower portion of the displayed image. This key also allows you to
initiate the light measurement sequence for calibrating the
optional Cyclops interactive pointer system (part number A2060)
and to disable Cyclops when you wish to use Proxima's
Presentation Control Software,
1. Press the MENU key to display the Leveis Menu.
2. Press the MENU key again to display the Setup Menu.
3. Exit the Menu Window by pressing the MENU key a third
time.
For more information, please refer to the section titled The Menu
Settings later in this chapter, |
Note: Pressing the MENU key twice in rapid succession will
allow you to:
* Access the Menu Window and go directly to the Setup
Menu, or
* Exir the Menu Window from the Levels Menu.
Note: Holding the MENU key down for several seconds
initiates the Cyclops light measurement sequence. For more
information, please refer to your Cyclops Users Guide.
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Note: You cannot use Cyclops and Proxima's Presentation
Control Software ar the same time. To disable Cyclops and use
the software, hold the MENU key on the Control Panel down
when you turn the projector power on. This procedure will not
work wirh the remote control. To re-enable Cyclops, turn the
projector off and then power it up again.
SYNC Keys
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The SYNC keys are used to compensate for fine variations in the
timing of a computer s video signal. Sync is only used with
computer video. Adjust this setting if you see uneven horizontal
features, streaks or shimmering in a graphics image. Press the
upper or lower SYNC key until the image stabilizes.
VIDEO Key
The VIDEO key on the Model DP2800 is used to switch —_
between computer video input, NTSC/PAL/SECAM video input,
or 5-VHS input. |
Note: The VIDEO key on the Model DP2700 is operational
only if the optional video adaprer (part number A195) is installed.
VOLUME Keys
The VOLUME keys on the Control Panel are used to adjust the
audio level of he Model DP2800's internal speakers. Press the Up
or Down key to increase or decrease the speakers’ audio level.
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The Menu
Settings
The Menu Window appears in the lower portion of the projected
image, displaying the currently selected settings for the Deskrop
Projector.
1. Press the MENU key on the Control Panel or the remote
control to display the Levels Menu.
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Press the MENU key a second time to display the Setup
Menu.
Selecting and Changing Settings
To move to and change a setting:
1. Use the Right or Left arrow key to move to the setting that
you wish to change.
2. Use the Up or Down arrow key to change the setting.
Note: The active setting (the one that you can change) is _
indicated by a red outline, |
saving Changes
To save any modifications you make to the projector setrings:
1. Access the Setup Menu.
2. Use the Righr or Left arrow key to move to the STORE
setting.
3. Use the Up or Down arrow key to choose the STORING
option.
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Levels Menu Press the MENU kev once to display the Levels Menu. From
here, you can change the levels for the projector's image and audio
controis. The menus vary automatically based on the type of video
source displayed.
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BRIGHTNESS
This control is used to increase and decrease the image brightness
level. Ir functions the same way as the BRIGHTNESS key on the
Control Panel. Use the Up or Down arrow key to increase or
decrease the brightness level.
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SYNC
Adjust this setting if you see uneven horizontal features, streaks or
shimmering in a computer video image. Press the Up or Down
arrow key until the image stabilizes.
VOLUME
This selection is used to adjust the volume level ¡f an audio device
is connected to the DP2800. Use the Up or Down arrow key to
increase or decrease the volume level.
Note: For optimal sound control when using an external
amplifier {i.c., stereo system}, preset the VOLUME setting to
50% (5 bars) before adjusting the volume on the amplifier to a
comfortable listening level. Е
RGB Controls: RED, GREEN & BLUE
The RED, GREEN and BLUE controls can be used to
individually adjust the color signals. Use the Up or Down arrow
key to increase or decrease the color signal level. These settings are
simultaneously increased or decreased when the BRIGHTNESS
control is adjusted.
TINT
The TINT setting (R and G) adjusts the Red or Green color
balance for NTSC/PAL/SECAM video or S-video sources. lt has
no efect in ather video modes. Use the Up or Down arrow key to
adjust the color signal balance.
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CONTRAST
The CONTRAST setting is used by the Model DP2800 for
NTSC/PAL/SECAM or S-VHS video. Use the Up or Down
arrow key to adjust the contrast in the projected image.
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CONTRAST is available for the Model DP2700 ¡f ir has been
upgraded for video,
Setup Menu = To access che Serup Menu:
* Push the MENU key to access the Levels Menu. Press the
MENU key again to access the Setup Menu, or
* Press the MENU key twice to skip the first window and go
directly to the Setup Menu.
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SOURCE
SOURCE doubles as both a status and selection box. When you
connect a video input, this setting lists the name of the input
source detected by the projector.
If the Model DP2800 detects an NTSC source, it automatically
defaults to it. The projector cannot tell the difference between
PAL or SECAM. When PAL or SECAM is used, the Desktop
Projector defaults to PAL. The SOURCE setting allows you to
select SECAM as the video source input.
The Desktop Projector selects the best possible value based on the
incoming signal. If the image doesn’t look right {i.e., wrong
colors, image is off screen, image won't sync properly), use the Up
or Down arrow key to make an alternate selection.
The Model DP2800 can store a full set of values for each video
mode, allowing you to switch back and forth berween video
inputs and retain your adjusted settings. Upon startup, the
projector automatically returns to the last-stored entries for each
video mode. |
IMAGE
This control allows you to switch berween NORMAL and
REVERSE video modes. REVERSE is used primarily for viewing
text sCrecris.
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COLORS
This setting allows you to select the color mode most suitable for
the type of image you're projecting. Use the Up or Down arrow
key to cycle through the choices.
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PROJECTION
This function can be used to flip the displayed image, allowing
the Desktop Projector to be used with a rear projection screen,
PROJECTION can be used in all video modes. Use the Up or
Down arrow key to cycle berween the FORWARD and REAR
options.
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FRECUENC Y
This adjustment allows you to synchronize the Deskrop Projector
with your video source, For example, if your computer has a video
card with non-standard signal components (Le., h-sync or v-syno),
the projected image may look j jittery, contain bands, or appear
out-of-focus. Use the Up or Down arrow kev until you find the
setting that projecrs the best image.
Mote: Always adjust SYNC before changing the
FREQUENCY setrine.
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE allows you to select a particular language set for the
Menu Window, Languages displayed include English, German,
Italian, French and Spanish. Use the Up or Down arrow key to
cycle through the choices.
STOREY
This funcrion allows you to save the settings currendy displayed
in both Menus. The saved settings will be used until you define
new settings, or return to the factory-configured defaulrs.
When you store new settings, they overwrite any values previously
defined for thar particular mode. Stored settings are retained even
after the projector is turned off.
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SETTINGS
This function allows you to retrieve the facrory—ser or stored
settings for the current entry displayed in the SOURCE field. Use
the Up or Down arrow key to cycle through the options.
* FACTORY — Recalls the default factory-configured values.
These will be used until you define new setrings.
* STORED ~ Recalls your last saved settings for the current
video source.
* CURRENT — Indicates thar changes bave been made, are in
use, and have nor yet been saved,
Factory Defaults
The first time you men the Deskro p Projector on, factory-set
operating values are used. These default settings remain the same
over the life of the system. If vou change any of these sertings, you
can recall the factory defaults by accessing the SETTINGS
function and choosing FACTORY.
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Warning and Warning and alert lights located on the projector's control panel
Alert Lights provide you with an indication of the Desktop Projectors
operating condition,
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Warning lights
OVERTEMP Warning Light
The OVERTEMP warning will light in the unlikely event thar
the projector reaches an over—temperature condition. A
thermostat will switch off lamp power until the projector cools.
CAUTION! DO NOT TURN OFF THE PROJECTOR!
The power must be left on so the fans can cool down the unit.
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[fan OVERTEMP condition occurs, perform the following
checks while you allow the projector to cool:
* Verify that the room temperature is below 80° F (27° C).
* Check the intake grills and exhaust vents. Clear any
obstruction to the air flow,
* Check the filter elements. Clean or replace them if
necessary. For more information, please refer to Chapter 4
Maintenance.
* Check the rear and side exhaust vents. If the projector has
reached an OVERTEMP condition and the fans are
working, you should feel a strong rush of hor air from che
vents. If the fans are not working, the Desktop Projector
needs service.
After the projector returns to its normal operating temperature,
the OVERTEMP warning light will go our. In order to turn the
lamp back on again, you must press the LAMP key on the
Control Panel or remote control,
Note: The remote controls LAMP key will not function after
an OVERTEMP condition until the lamp is turned on from the
Control Panel.
REPLACE LAME Alert Light
The REPLACE LAMP alert light will illuminate if the active
and/or alternate projection lamps have burned out. or if the lamp
selecror is not fully engaged.
You can continue your presentation if one lamp has burned out.
REPLACE LAMP remains on as a reminder to replace the burned
out lamp.
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Chapter 3 « Using the Desktop Projector
Remote The remote control contains all the key functions available on the
Control
‘remote controls MENU/CYCLOPS key cannot be used to LS + E
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Control Panel,
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Note: Unlike the MENU/EP key on the Control Panel, the > J N
disable Cyclops.
Note: For best results, always aim the remote at the projection
screen or at the projector's front edge. Never obstruct the red
infrared receiver eye located beneath the Control Panel.
The remote control also provides access to additional functions
not available on the Control Panel or through the Menu
windows.
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MUTE Key
This key is used to momentarily shut down audio output from
the Model DP2800. Pressing the MUTE key again toggles the
sound back on.
TEXT Key
The TEXT key toggles between the Graphics mode of 640 x 480
lines and the Text mode of 720 x 400 lines. A DOS text screen is
easier to view when in Text mode.
HEV, PAUSE and FWD Keys
These three control kevs work with Proxima's MacRemote and
PCRemote Presentation Control Software, which can be used to
sequence electronic slides. For more information, please refer to
the Presentation Control Software Guide that comes with your
software.
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Maintenance
There is very little involved with the care and maintenance of
your Desktop Projector. However, common sense and periodic
maintenance will ensure top performance.
An optional maintenance kir (parr number A60) is available thar
includes the following materials:
* (2) Halogen lamps
* Lens cleaning fluid
* Lens tissue
* Top and front air filters
* Can of compressed air
The lamps, lenses, mirrors, and LCD panel have been carefully
aligned ar the factory to give you the clearest, brightest image
possible. However, physical abuse can cause misalignment or
damage to the optical elements. Take appropriate care in use and
handling.
CAUTION! The Deskrop Projector contains sensitive
circuitry and optics. Protect it from potential fluid spills.
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Chapter 4 « MNantenanoe
Cleaning From time to rime, you ll need to clean the optics on the lens and
mirror assembiy.
Projection Lens or Mirror
1. Take a piece of lens tissue and form ir into a loose swab. Wet
ir with lens cleaning fluid or alcohol and gentiy move it over
the lens or mirror surface.
ta
Take another part of the lens tissue not touched by your bare
fingers and repeat the process, going over the lens or mirror in
another direction.
3. Repear sreps 1 and 2 until no smudges or particles can be seen
when the lens or mirror is illuminated by a strong light. If the
lens or mirror 1s extremely dirty, ir may be necessary to use
several pieces of lens tissue. Water may be used if alcohol is
unavailable.
CAUTION! Acetone shouid NEVER be used because it may
remove the paint from the metal lens or mirror mount and leave a
residue on the glass surface.
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Chapter 4 - Maintenance
General Switching Lamps
Maintenance
If your projector lamp burns out during a presentation, the
LAMP SELECTOR switch allows you to quickly and easily
change to a backup lamp.
Y +
—
Figure 30
The amp selector
You do not have to turn off projector power before switching
lamps. As you move the LAMP SELECTOR switch to its
opposite position, you'll feel the switch click into place. The
alternate lamp will illuminate, coming to full brightness slowly to
extend the life of the lamp.
User's Guide * 4.3
Chapter 4 + Maintenance
FHeplacing Lamps
Leave the Desktop Projector running with the lamp off prior to
changing lamps. This will allow the fan to run and speed the
cooling of the lamp chamber. Don’t open the lamp chamber until
the projector has cooled. |
1. "Turn off the projector, unplug the power cord from the wall
socket and remove the power cord from the projector's power
receptacle. As a built-in safety feature, the lamp chamber
cannot be opened unless the cord is removed.
2. Move the lamp chamber latch to the right. The cover panel
will “pop” open.
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Figure 3%
Opening the lamp chamber latch
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3. Lift the cover until it stops. Do not force the cover! The lamp
chamber is now accessible.
Figure 32
Opening the lamp chamber
CAUTION! The lamp chamber gets very hot during
operation. In particular, the ceramic socket at the lamp’s base can
get extremely hot! Use appropriate care when opening the lamp
chamber or changing lamps. Make sure that the lamp chamber
and lamp have cooled for ar least 6 minutes with the fan running,
To do so, press the LAMP button to turn off the lamp and allow
the fan to operate for several minutes.
Note: Proxima has thoroughly tested replacement lamps
manufactured by various vendors. For the most reliable
performance, use only General Electric FXL lamps.
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Chapter 4 « Maintenance
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4. A lamp release lever is located at the front of each ceramic
lamp socket. Push the lever to the outside to release the lamp.
Remove the burned out lamp from its socket and replace it
with a new one.
Figure 33
Push the release lever to release the amp
CAUTION! Always use a clean cloth or tissue to handle the
lamp. Touching the lamp or otherwise contaminating its surface
can damage it. If you do come in contact with the lamp surface,
clean it thoroughly before use.
5. Close the lamp chamber by firmly pressing the cover down at
the center of its upper rear edge until the latch engages. The
lamp chamber latch will return to its center position, providing
access to the power plug receptacle. a
6. Replace the power cord.
Chapter 1 + Maintenance
Changing Air Filters
You should change or clean the three air inrake filters after every
250 operating hours to assure proper cooling. These filters are
located on the left and right sides at the front of the projector's
lower case and under the grill in the op cover.
Top Ar Front Air
Filter Grill Filter brils
Figure 34
The air intake filter grit assemblies
User's œouide «e «4-7
Chapter 4 * Maintenance
Front Air intake Filter Assemblies
1. Release latches are locared on the lower portion of the two
front filter grill assembly frames. Press these up as you pull the
grill assemblies our.
Figure 35
Removing the lawer front air filter grill assemblies
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Chapter À * Maintenance
2. Remove the foam air filters.
Figure 36
Separating the air filter from che filter gril!
3. Depending on their condition, clean or replace the filters.
+ To ciean a filter, wash ir in a mild solution of soapy water,
rinse and let it dry,
* To replace a filter, refer to Appendix B: Accessories &
Replacement Parts for ordering information.
4. Clean the grill vents using a cloth or the can of compressed air
in the optional maintenance kit,
5. Reassemble the air filter assemblies and replace them.
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Chapter A « Naintenance
Top Air Intake Filter Assembly
1. To release the top air filter assembly, place both thumbs into
the two depressions located on the rear of the top filter grill
assembly frame. Press down and back towards the rear of the
unit. The front edge of the grill will pop up.
Figure 37
Bemoving che top air filter grill asseminly
2. Grasp the forward edge of the grill and Lift to remove it.
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Chapter 4 + Maintenance
3. On the bottom side of the assembly, you will see a retaining
grid. Grasp the tab at the center to remove it.
Figure 38
Separating the air filber from the filter grifl
4, Remove the foam air filter.
5. Depending on its condition, clean or replace the filter.
6. Clean the grill vents using a cloth or the can of compressed air
in the optional maintenance kit,
CAUTION! Be careful not to aim the stream of air directly
towards the projector, as this could force dust particles inside the
unit,
7. Reassemble the air filter assembly and replace it,
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Chacter 4 +» Maintenance
4-15
+ Users Guide
Changing the Hemote Control's Batteries
To install or change the two AAA alkaline batreries in the remote
control unir:
1. Locate the battery compartment at the lower rear of the case.
Slide the cover off the battery compartment.
2. Remove the old batteries and replace them with new ones.
Make sure to align the batteries in the proper direction.
Figure 39
Installing batteries
3. Replace the cover on the battery compartment.
Temperature Extremes
The projector should not be stored in excess of 140° F (60° C).
The ideal operating temperature is below 80° F (27°C). Before
operating, allow the projector to warm up after it has been
exposed to extremely low temperatures.
Chapter 5
Troubleshooting
Problem
Likely Cause
Possible Solutions)
No image projected
No power to projector
Turn power ON
Check AC cord
Check power to
electrical outlier
| Lamp not on
Turn lamp ON
Circuit breaker engaged
Correct overioad
Situstion; press circuit
breaker reset hutton
to disengage
OVEMHTENP indication
Allow projector to cool;
turn proiector ON
FEPILACE LAMP
incication
Burned cut lampols)
Move lamp selector
switch Бо opposite
position
Replace lamps)
Dispisyed image not
square Keystone)
Projector not placed at
proper snole to
projection soreen
Adjust relative positions
of projector and
soreen
Projector not horizontal
Level projector
Projected image cout
of focus
Projection lens not
focused
Adjust projection lens
focus
Projected image
erger than screen
Frojector too far from
screen
Move projector closer to
screen
Frojected image
smaller than screen
Projector too close to
soreen
Move projector away
from screen
No computer image
prolected
Loose cable
Check and secure cable
connections
No power to computer
Turn on computer
Incompatible video
System
IF possible, check
computer with another
monitor
No external monitor
Lise included video
terminator appropriate
Co your system
Switch between internal
scresn and video port
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Chapter 5 *
Troubleshooting
Probiiern
Likely Cause
Possible Solutions]
Mo imege cm
comoauter scresn
Power switch off or
projector not on
Froajector must he on fer
computer monitor
cdsolay
! Cables mot conrmrænptec
Connect calas
hadcmoohromne on
color moriton
Computer was turned
on before projector
Turm grolector on ano
De-O00B computer
Cormiouters externe)
vides port ser
incorrmecthy
Set computer's externe
mort Lo colar”
сое су гос
ВН) cable plugoed
into cornputer ls
UOSICE-COVN
Check and re-set cabbie
connections
Fark screen
Love incensiby
Adjuet SOIGHTNESS and
CONTRAST
Jittery, Fuzzy ethers
Out of sano
Echiuet SYNC omntrol
rene off-center
Position controis Larcow
keys]
AS DOSNLION COOTGPOHRS :
if age will Not center,
check for compatibility
problems
Comperibiiity problems
Veni горести is mags
compatible with one of
whe standards listed in
АНХ A:
Specifications
hAsalionmment cr damecs
to optics! elements
POL recusires
sServicino
Cannot cet entire
EE ON SONeen:
sorambied imegoe
Compatibility problems
Venify mrolector is image
compatible with one cf
the standards listed in
ARE AL
Epecificstions
*Shirmimenring colors
SYNC or BRIGHTNESS
out of asdiustrment
Aciust SYNC or
BRIGHTNESS
No video images
Srajectecd
“dec sources)
Check video souroels]
fcomposioe ог ВНЕ
for power OP and
proper operstion
LOOSSTTAOrOper cabine
Check and secure Cable
Detwaen vided sourcets!
and projector
a s Users Guide
Chapter 5
« Troubleshooting
Problem
Likely Cause
Possible Solutionts)!
Colores wesk in video
moda NTSC, FAL,
SECAN or S-VHS3
VW esk video signal
Check for faulty video
sources, bad connection,
or frayed cable
TINT segting may be too
low
Adjust TINT level
Getting excess white
or washout in TV
video mods (NTSC,
FAL, SECAR on
S-V-153]
CONTRAST too high
Adiust CONTRAST, then
adjust BRIGHTNESS
Black end white image
from calor SECAM
input
Armbiguity in video signal
Access Menu Setup and
select SECAM as the
video source
No audio
Acho soLIrceís)
Check audio sourcels) for
power UN and proper
operation
Loossámproper cablinag
Check and secure cabling
between sudio source(s]
and projector
COVERTENP
indication
Air ventas! ciogged
Allow projector ta cool;
clear obstructions from
vents
Clean and replace filters
as necessary
Internal fan failure
Allow projector to cool
Check for far snd blower
operation, service Е
necessary
Hemiote Control
doesn't work
Batreries upside-cown
or old
Cneck battery clecement
or replace with new
batteries
Projectors IR receiver
window blocked
Hemove object
obstructing red IR
recaiver on front of
projector |
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Lhapter 3» Troubleshooting
Where ta Get
Da]
Help
* Lisers Cuide
If you need help:
1. Check the Troubleshooting Chart.
2. Call your dealer's technical support line and explain your
problem.
. Call Proxima at:
LJ)
USA. and Canada:
(619) 457-5500
Press 1 for Customer Service,
(619) 457-8542 (Fax)
Outside U.S.A. and Canada:
(619) 457-5500
Press 1 for Customer Service.
(619) 622-0173 (Fax)
Europe:
+31-43-650 248
+31-43-649 220 (Fax)
Chapter D * Troubleshooting
Returns
If the Desktop Projector or any of its accessories are determined to
be defective:
1.
Po
Contact Proxima Customer Service to request a Return
Material Authorization (RMA) number.
. Send the defective unit with the RMA number clearly marked
on the outside of the shipping box, freight prepaid, го:
U.S.A. and Canada:
Proxima Corporation
RMA #
9440 Carroll Park Drive
San Diego, CA 92121
Europe:
Proxima Corporation
RMA #
Horsterweg 24
6191 RX Beck
The Netherlands
. Pack the projector in its original box for safe shipment. If you
no longer have the original shipping materials, contact
Proxima Customer Service for packaging.
Users Guide « 5.5
Appendix A
Specifications
Proxima Desktop Projector 2800/2700
Frojector Type
i DFP=2800
Ра
PMorcable Multimedia Projector
Fortabie Color Data Proector wd
optional video
Computer
Compatibility
Both
mada
IBN PC, PS2 and compacidies
VA, EGAJ, CGAY, VESA 540 x 480,
Feed
Olivetti C/ATET E (VGA, EGA. CGA)
NEC S801 (VGA, EBA, CEA)
Hercules 1, Hercules Plus
Appie Macintosh ll LC, Quadra,
Ceruris, Performs and PowerBook 2
Appie Macintosh Classic, Classic i,
compact Macintosh farni 3
Video
Compatibility
DR2s800
NTSC M 3.58 MHz
PAL B, G, H, | 4.42 MHz
SECAM 4.453 MHz
DP 004
NTSC M 93.58 MHz
RAL B, D, H, | 4,42 MHZ
SECAM 4.43 MHz
interface
Connectors
Computer
DB-25 to appropriate video
Y cable
RS-232
Full duplex vw Mini DIN 8
C'yclops
Recessed card edge connector
Е
Video: Female ACA composite ano
4-pin Mini DIN S-Video [YA]
Audio: Two female RCA jacks for
COMPUTER AUDIO IN; Two femais
RCA jacks for VIDEO AUDIO НЫ; Mini
stereo jack for AUDIO OUT flow level
{ DFP27004
Video: Female RCA composite and
Энн mini DIN S-Video (Y/C3
? Cables for these systems are not included
Sapnie FowerBook 100, 140, and 170 require Sra party external! video adapter
Fequires Эла paroy externas video adapter
“Resvires A195 Video Adapter
Users Guides + A-1
Appendix À » Specifications
LLO Panel Both models Active matrix color TET (Thin-Film
Transistor)
Resolution Both models B40] x 450 pixels
Number of Colors | Both models 2 million colors from 8 palette of 4 BE.
rion colors
Mesponse Time Both models | SO - 50 milliseconds (typical)
Contrast Ratio Hoch models 10:41 typical
Hrightness Both modes 710 ANE lumens (typicæl)
Lamp Both models | EXL 410 watt Tungsten Halocen
CHUBroz
Dimensions Both models 13,1" VEX 17" L x 5.9" HH
| AES em МУ х 408.8 сгпо Ц х 14.9 om HH
Vreight DPZ800 1.5 Ibs (5.6 ko)
DP2700 =.3 ibs (8.2 kg!
Projection Bosh models [| 4 (1.2 m) to 14' (4.3 m) from screen
Dlstancs
Screen image Both models 35" {96.9 om) to 128" [225,1 om]
Size diagonal _ |
Lens Both models FAs, 280 - 280 mm focus length
Keystone Boch models | Nopmat at +10.85% projection angle
Correction
Audio DDP Stereo speakers, rear facino
Due! 3 watt amplifiers
Dual stereo inputs (Audio follows
Videol:
COMPUTER ALIDIO IN
LIM IN
Low level stereo audio output
Note: CONMMPLITER ALIDIO IN and
AUDI IN may be used ss
microphone input we line eves! signals
Power Both models | Auto switching from 90 - 260 YAOC,
Ragquirsrments 50 to Ss Hz
Storage Both models | 49 F Бо 140° F 20° © to 60° С)
Temperature |
Humidiny Both models 195 to ES% non-condensing
Tolerance
Approvals Both models | FCC Class A, LL, TÚV, CSA
Warranty Both models | One year on parte and labor, No
warranty on projector lamp.
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Appendix В
Accessories &
Replacement
Farts
Proxima Desktop Projector 2800/2700
Accessory Description Part No.
Cyalops Camera and Interactive pointer system ATEO
Wand
Dual Intensity Laser Aotivates Cycioos sensor ASC
Pointer from up to 25 away
Video Acanter Adds full-motion video A xo
capabilities со che DPS 700)
Desktop Projectori+ Accomeodates the Desktop ADA
Soft Carrying Case Projectar and accessories
Desktop Frajector* Accommodates the Desktop Ad
ard Carrying Case Frojector and accessories
Video Y-Cstie Connects Бо ВАЛ СЛАВА, C455-6
Hercules, Heraules+, an
Oiversi GECU video standards
Video Y-U.able Connects to NEC C165-6
FPC-58041 computer
interface Kit Connects Mac SE or SEED ABE
о to Desktop Proiector
interface Kit Connects Mac Classic to AT
Desktop Projector
ACA Cable Male RCA connects ОНО) CAE
to male REA video source
SNE to RCA Cable Conrnects Desktop Projector СЕНЕ
to в vidso source wz a NC
connector
Computer-grade Protects projector and other S100
Surge Protector sttached equipment from
Dower surges and spikes,
North America use ordy.
Comes with 610,000
equipment guarantee.
Video Terminator Gt YEA terminators Я
Maintenance ft Conteins extra halogen lamps. ARS
lens cleaning fluid, lens
tissue, extra sir filters, and
can of compressed air
Users Guide * B-1
Appendix B *» Accessories a Hep'acement Parts
B-2
Users Guide
Replacement Product Part No.
Air Filter, Top 1 4305801
Æir Fiiters, Front (2! TAI. 1
Halogen Lamp 50-0004 0
Power Corg: Sritish C101 1-65
Power Cord: European (21 003-5
Power Cord: Eslian 1012-6
Power Cord: Narth American В 1 002-5
Dust Cover 705-000465-1
S-Video Cable сре
RCA Y Adapter СЕНЕ
Composite Video Audio Cable Cda.
| Computer Audio Cable (498-565
Video Terminator, Macintosh Ca9355
Video Terminator, VGA сес
video Y-Cable: MAC lVis/.C/Quadra Casa-6
video Y-Cable: VGA 4534-6
Programmable Remote Contra, ALE
DFZ80C00P2700 |
You can order accessories and replacement parts through your
local dealer or by contacting Proxima at the following numbers:
U.S.A. and Canada:
(619) 457-5500
Press 1 for Customer Service.
(619) 457-8342 (Fax)
Outside U.S.A. and Canada:
(619) 457-5500
Press 1 for Custorner Service.
(619) 622-0173 (Fax)
Europe:
+31-43-650 248
+31-43-649 220 (Fax)
index
A
Appiving Power to the Projector
Arrow Keys
AUDIO OUT
external speakers
external stereo system
AV Tripod
attaching
precautions
E
BRIGHTNESS Control
с;
Changing Air Filters
Cleaning
projection lens
projection mirror
Closing the Projector
COLORS
Computer
Computer Audio Cable
COMPUTER AUDIO IN
Conflict, internal screen/video port
Connecting
computer audio
projector
video audio source
3-2, 3-6
4-7
4-2
4—2
2—7
3-10
2-10
2-16
2-16
2-12
2-16
2-9
2-16
Connector Panel
AUDIO IN
AUDIO OUT
COMPUTER
COMPUTER AUDIO IN
RS—232
S—VHS
VIDEO IN
CONTRAST
Control Panel
arrow keys
configurations
Cover Assembly
Cyclops
light measurement sequence
0
Desktop Projector
closing
components
connecting
desktop computers
Macintosh connections
VGA and Macintosh connectors
VGA connections
opening
positioning
transporting
3-3
2—7
2—1
2-5
2-10
2-11
2-10
2-11
2—2
2-27
2-8
=
External Speakers
External Stereo System
=
Factory Defaults
FREQUENCY
Front Air Intake Filter Assemblies
i
IMAGE
Image Size
K
Keystoning
L.
LAMP Alert Light
LAMP Key
Lamp Release Lever
Lamps
LANGUAGE
Larching Slide Switch
Levels Menu
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
RGB Controls
SYNC
TINT
VOLUME
2-19
2-20
3-12
ЭН
4-8
J
2-24
2-26
3-14
2-23, 3-2
4-6
4-3, 44
3-11
4-4
3-6
3-6
3-8
3-7
3-7
3-7
3-7
MM
Macintosh Connections
Maintenance Kit
Menu Window
Leveis Menu
saving changes
selecting and changing settings
Setup Menu
Microphone
AUDIO IN
Mirror Assembly
MUTE Key
£3
Opening the Projector
OVERTEMP Warning Light
=
PAUSE key
Positioning the Desktop Projector
PROJECTION
Projector Lens Focus Ring
Proper Air Flow
=
Remote Control
MUTE key
REV, PAUSE and FWD keys
TEXT key
Replacing Lamps
RGB Controls
R5-232
2-11
д
3-13
3-16
2-27
3-10
2-25
2-22
3-15
3-16
3-16
3-16
4—4
3-7
2-13
=
S-VHS
SETTINGS
Setup Menu
COLORS
FREQUENCY
IMAGE
LANGUAGE
PROJECTION
SETTINGS
SOURCE
STORE?
SOURCE
Special Configurations
Specifications
STORE?
Switching Lamps
SYNC
T
TEXT Key
TINT |
Top Air Intake Filter Assembly
Transporting the Projector
carrying handle
Troubleshooting Chart
Turning On/Off the Lamp
2-15
3-12
3-8
3-10
3-11
3-9
3-11
3-10
3-12
3-9
3-11
3-9
2-13
A—1
3-11
4-3
3-4, 3.7
3-16
3-7
4-10
2-8
2-8
5-1
2-23
Vv
VGA and Macintosh Connecrors 2-10
VGA Connections 2—11
Video Adapter 2-15
VIDEO IN 2-14
Video Terminators 2-12
Video Y Cable 2-10
VOLUME 3—8, 3-7
WW
Warning Lights 3-13
Proxima Corporation
Main Office:
9446 Carroll Park Drive .
San Diego, CA 92121-2298 ^
(619) 457-5500
In Europe:
Horsterweg 24 |
6191 RX Beek
The Netherlands
+31-43-650 248 |
04/84 710-00401-2A
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