LG LP-XG1 Manual de Usuario

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aparato.
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serie del
en
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aparato. Vea la etiqueta localizada
parte posterior del equipo e indique esta
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requiera
a
su
provecdor,
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LGCDPROYET
LP-XG1
LP-SV1
MANUAL DEL USUARIO
LCD
LCD
PROYECTOR
PROYECTOR
Control Remoto
Usted puede utilizar todas las funciones del mouse de su PC. Y puede controlar la pantalla de su PC con este mouse controlado a distancia, cuando este distanciado de su PC
en una reunion o conferencia.
Advertencia
Este
es
causar
1
un
radio
clase A. En un ambiente domestico, este producto puede
interferencias, la cual el usuario debera tomar las medidas adecuadas.
producto
Instrucciones de
Γ
Conserve siempre las instrucciones de
indebido de este proyector.
Γ
Las instrucciones de
tinuacion.
seguridad
Seguridad
seguridad
tienen dos
tipos
prevenir
accidentes
de informacion, y el
ADVERTENCIA La violacion de
NOTAS
para
estas instrucciones
La violacion de esta instrucciones
pueden
causar
potenciales
significado
pueden
de cada
causar
lesiones leves
o
o
peligro
una como
serias lesiones y
danos al
por el
sigue
aun
uso
a con
-
la muerte.
producto.
A continuacion el
Γ
Tenga
Tenga
Γ
Γ
Despues
significado de los simbolos en este manual y en el producto.
peligros que pueden ocufrir en condiciones especificas.
cuidado de recibir choques electricos que pueden ocurrir en condiciones especificas.
cuidado de los
de leer este manual,
guardelo
en
un
lugar
de accesible para consultas futuras.
ADVERTENCIA
Desarme
No
personal
o reformado, debe ser realizado por
de servicio calificado. Contacte a su
distribuidor o centro de servicio al cliente para
cualquier tipo de revision, ajuste y reparacion.
envases con
Esto
puede causar fuego
una descarga
o
coloque
Esto
una
envases,
liquidos
puede causar fuego
descarga electrica.
cosmeticos, droga
proyector.
o
sobre el
o
que reciba
que
reciba
electrica.
No inserta o deje caer metales o material
inflamables dentro del proyector, por las
ranuras de ventilacion.
Esto
puede
ga electrica.
causar
fuego
o
que reciba
una
descar-
No coloque el proyector bajo la luz directa
del sol o cerca de dispositivos calientes
tales como calentadores, estufas.
Esto
puede
causar
fuego
o
que reciba
una
descar-
ga electrica.
2
Instrucciones de
Seguridad
ADVERTENCIA
Nunca retire tapa alguna excepto la del
lente o la tapa de polvo. Hay peligro de alto
voltaje dentro del proyector.
Use un rociador de aire o un trapo humedo con un detergente neutral para remover
el polvo o manchas en el lente del proyector.
Utilice pilas apropiadas para el control remoto
y tenga cuidado de que los ninos la coman.
Las pilas retiradas deben ser guardadas de
manera que los ninos no tengan contacto con
ellas.
Esto
puede
causar
No mire directamente al lente del proyector
cuando este operando. Pues la radiacion
de luz puede perjudicar los ojos.
fuego
que reciba una
descarga electrica.
o
No coloque el proyector
dos tales como banos, o
via o cerca de agua.
Esto
puede
macion
o
causar
fuego,
que reciba
una
en
lugares
expuestas
humela llu-
a
danos mecanicos,deforelectrica.
descarga
del proyector cuando
emita mal olor. En este caso,
apague el interruptor, desconecte el cordon
electrico y llame al centro de servicio.
Detenga
la
operacion
este humee
o
Uso excesivo sin revision
que reciba
una
descarga
No mire el rayo laser directamente, ya que
puede causar danos en los ojos.
3
puede
causar
electrica.
fuego
o
NOTAS
No
el
use
Puede
proyector
caer o
en
lugares
inestables.
volcarse.
No bloquee las ranuras de
objetos, como manteles.
Hace que
causa
de
Asegurase
apagar
el
interruptor
del
proyector y desenchufar el cordon de energia,
cuando va a mover el
los cables externos
han sido removidos.
proyectoar.
Y revise si
se
peligro
aumente la
de
ventilacion
con
temperatura interna y
fuego.
El receptaculo de energia debe de estar
instalada cerca del equipo y de facil acceso.
Enchufe firmemente para que no se suelte.
En condicion suelta este
puede producir fuego.
Esto
puede
Nunca
fuego
descarga
causar
que reciba
electrica.
o
una
toque el enchufe
con
las
manos
Puede recibir
descarga
No utilice
detergentes quimicos
tales
como
alcohol, benzeno, o tiners para limpiar la
partes plasticas como la caja del proyector.
Particularmente, nunca use detergente
mojadas.
una
quimico como los
pulidores para carros
electrica.
de
industrial,
benzeno, alcohol,
tiner, anticorrosivo,
o
uso
cera,
lubricante o
insecticida.
No coloque el cordon de energia cerca de
objetos calientes tales como un calentador.
Sujete firmemente
desenchufe.
Puede derretir las partes plasticas y causar
que reciba una descarga electrica.
Si
o
fuego
sujeta
el
cordon
cuando
lo
el cordon cuando desenchufe, el alam-
bre interno del cordon
puede
romperse. Esto puede causar
calentamiento y fuego.
4
Instrucciones de
Seguridad
NOTAS
No
toque el lente del Proyector. Le puede
causar
danos.
Cuando
limpie el interior del proyector,
proveedor o centro de servicliente antes de proceder a limpiar.
contacte
cio al
Si
no
a su
limpia
el
polvo
del proyector por
periodo, puede
un
dentro
No toque el proyector con herramientas
tale como cuchillo o martillo, estos pueden
danar la apariencia externa.
No coloque el proyector de manera que
alguna persona pueda tropezar con el
cordon para prevenir danos al cordon y el
receptaculo.
largo
causar
danos mecanicos
o
producir fuego.
Use el tipo de fuente de energia indicado
el proyector. Si no esta seguro del tipo
de energia a utilizar, consulte con su distribuidor o centro de servicio
al cliente.
No coloque el proyector y control remoto
sobre equipos que produzcan calor o lugar
caliente.
No utilice el proyector cuando el cordon de
o el enchufe esten danados.
Asegurese
en
energia
Puede
5
causar
fuego
o
descarga
electrica.
cuando
no
de
este
desconectar el
en uso
La acumulacion de
por
un
polvo puede
proyector
largo periodo.
causar
fuego.
Instalacion y Conexion
Operacion
Operacion
11 .Coloque
con su
basica del
del Proyector
el proyector sobre
PC
22.Coloque el
o
una
firme
superficie
fuente de video.
proyector
a una
distancia adecuada de
la
pantalla. La distancia entre el proyector
pantalla determinan el tamano de la imagen.
Tamano de la
Distancia horizontal del
pantalla
proyector
el proyector
a
la
pantalla
11.94m~15.6m
7.94m~10.4m
610x460cm(300plug.)
410x300cm(200plug.)
200x150cm(100plug.)
160x120cm(80plug.)
120x90cm(60plug.)
81x61cm(40plug.)
61x46cm(30plug.)
33.Coloque
y la
3.94m~5.2m
3.14m~4.2m
2.33m~3.1m
1.53m~1.9m
1.6m(Tele)
en
direccion hacia la pan-
talla. Si el proyector no esta en el
la imagen se vera recortada.
angulo correcto,
4
4.Conecte los cables de alimentacion del proyector
y de las otras unidades que
fuentes de video.
se
utilizaran
como
6
Conexion
*
Usted
(El
*
Usted
en
puede
conectar el
modo SXGA
puede
no es
PC
a una
computadora con salida de video VGA, SVGA, XGA y SXGA.
LP-SV1.)
tamano de imagenes los modos VGA y SVGA. (Esta funcion no es soportado
LP-SV1)
proyector
soportado
a una
en
utilizas la funcion de
el modo SVGA para el modelo
Computer Out
el modelo
Computer 2
Computer 1
Computer
er
Audio 2
Mouse 2
R
Audio L/MONO
o
Video
AC
c
d
a
b
<
a.
Como conectar
>
Conecte el extremo del cable al terminal de
(El
terminal
Computer
2
es
Computer
utilizada para conectar
b.
Conecte el cable del monitor de la PC
c.
Conecte el extremo del cable de audio al terminal
(El
d.
terminal
Conecte el
proyector.
7
Computer
mouse
Audio 2
PS/2
(para
es
una
a
la terminal
una
1
en
o
proyector.
Computer Out
Computer
utilizada para conectar
IBM PC
el
segunda computadora.)
compatibles)
del
proyector.
Audio 1 del
una
proyector.
segunda computadora.)
cable de
(6 pines)
al terminal Mouse 1 del
Conexion
a una
PC Notebook
Computer Out
Computer 2
Computer 1
Computer
r
Audio 2
Mouse 2
R
Audio L/MONO
M
Video
AC
a
cb
<
a.
Como conectar>
Conecte el extremo del cable al terminal de
(El
b.
Computer
2
es
Computer
utilizada para conectar
Conecte el extremo del cable de audio al terminal
(El
c.
terminal
terminal
Conecte el
Computer
mouse
proyector. Si
IBM PC
o
su
Audio 2
PS/2
(para
sistema utiliza
es
una
una
1
en
el
proyector.
segunda computadora.)
Computer
Audio 1 del
proyector.
utilizada para conectar
una
IBM PC
cable de (6 pines) al terminal Mouse 1 del
lugar del puerto para mouse PS/2 (para una
un mouse
o
compatibles)
serial, utilicelo
en
segunda computadora.)
compatibles).
8
Conexion
*
Usted debe utilizar el
a una
adaptador
PC Macintosh
para PC Macintosh para conectar el proyector
Computer Out
PC Macintosh.
a una
Computer
2
Computer
Computer
1
er
Audio 2
Mouse 2
R
Audio L/MONO
Video
ON
123456789
AC
c
b
d
af
e
<
a.
Como conectar
Conecte el extremo del cable al terminal de
(El
b.
c.
>
terminal
Computer
2
es
Conecte el cable del monitor de la PC
Fije
Computer
utilizada para conectar
a
la terminal
Conecte el cable de la
e.
Conecte el extremo del cable de audio al terminal
9
en
el
proyector.
segunda computadora.)
terminal
Conecte el
del
Computer Out
a
proyector.
la resolucion que
~
d.
f.
1
el numero y letra del adaptador para Macintosh deacuerdo
adaptador a la PC. (Refierase a la paginas 10 11)
conecte el
(El
una
Computer
mouse
computadora
Audio 2
es
al
adaptador
para PC Macintosh.
Computer
utilizada para conectar
cable al terminal Mouse 1 del
Audio 1 del
una
proyector.
proyector.
segunda computadora.)
quiera utilizar,
y
Como
Como utilizar
utilizar el
el
Letra
adaptador para PC
Macintosh
Ajustable
ON
123456789
Numero
a.
Ajustable
Como usarlo
Es
mejor
colocar los numeros del 1
6
~
a
estado OFF y 7
do los numeros. Y seleccione la letra que convenga
(Refierase a la pagina 11)
b.
Si tiene
Fije
el
algun problema conectando
interruptor 9 del adaptador, a
su
PC Mac
con
el
~
a su
9
en
modo ON
ajutan-
Macintosh y monitor.
proyector.
estado OFF y encienda
su
computadora.
10
Conexion
a una
PC Macintosh
abla de
TTabla
de ajustes de
de letras para el
el adaptador para Mac deacuerdo
deacuerdo al tipo de
de Mac yy la caracteristicas
caracteristicas de
de salida
output
12￥RGB
13￥x14￥RGB
15￥Portrait
VGA
SVGA
SVGA
16￥Color
19￥Color
19￥Color
2Page Mono
21￥Color
NTSC
PAL
resolution
512x384
640x480
640x870
640x480
800x600
800x600
832x624
1024x768
1024x768
1150x870
1152x870
NTSC
PAL
horizontal frequency(KHz)
vertical frequency(Hz)
24.5
35
68.8
31
35
50
60
68.7
68.7
15.7
16
60
66
75
60
56
56or72
75
75
60or70
75
75
60
50
N
J
O
G
G
G
F
D
G
M
P
L
H
MAC llci, llsi
N
J
O
MAC llvi, llvx
N
J
G
LC
N
J
M
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
output spec
MACS
adjusting
letter
LCII
N
J
LCIII
N
J
O
G
G
LC 475, LC 550
N
J
O
G
G
F
LC 575
N
J
O
G
G
F
400,405,410,430,600,600CD
N
J
450
N
J
O
G
F
D
Performa
G
F
Quadra
700,900
N
J
O
G
G
F
605,610,650,800,950
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
840AV
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
610,650
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
660AV
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
160,165C,180,180C
N
J
O
G
G
F
DUO DOC, MINI DOC
N
J
O
G
G
F
8 24 BOARD
N
J
O
G
G
Centris
G
G
PowerBook
11
F
Operacion
Posicion y
y
*
Cuando aparezca la
Enfoque
imagen, verifique
Anillo de Zoom
Para
Para
*
ajustar
ajustar
Para alzar
tor
1.
o
del
Proyector
de
de la
imagen
que este bien enfocada y que
en
en
se
la Pantalla
ajuste
dentro de la
pantalla.
Anillo de enfocado
el enfocado de la
el tamano de la
bajar
la
imagen, gire el anillo de enfocado.
imagen, gire el anillo de zoom
.
imagen en la pantalla,
en la figura.
extienda
o
retraiga
las patas
en
la parte inferior del proyec-
muestra
como se
Coloquese
dertas del proyector y levante las
a del proyector.
palancas
de
ajuste
de la altura mientras sostiene la
parte delanter
2.
Mientras alce la
posicion
palancas
de
ajuste,
suba
o
baje
las patas de
ajuste
hasta
quedar
la
imagen
en
la
correcta.
3.
Suelte las
4.
Para
palancas para fijar las patas en su nueva posicion.
ajuste fino de la altura, gire las patas delanteras del proyector.
Despues de ajustar la altura del proyector, no de golpes o presione sobre
un
la parte
superior
del
proyector.
12
Limpieza de la lente
Limpie el lente cuando
un
rociador de aire
note sucio
o con un
Para eliminar sucio
o
pano
polvo
o
en su
superficie. Limpie
y seco.
manchas, humedezca un trapo
la
superficie
del lente suavemente
con
suave
con
agua y
detergente
neutral y
limpie
la
superficie
de la lente suavemente.
Limpieza
del
del la
Para
caja
caja
la
del
del
proyector
limpiar caja
primero desenchufe el cordon de energia. Para eliminar el sucio o polvo,
limpie la caja con un, pano suave, limpio y seco. Para remover una mancha o sucio dificil humedezca un
trapo con agua y detergente neu tral, luego limpie la caja.
No utilice alcohol, benzeno, tinesu otros detergentes quimicos que puedan causar deformaciones en la caja.
Limpieza
del proyector,
del Filtro de
de Aire
El filtro de aire que
Si
tilacion
Para
1.
2.
se
encuentra
en
la parte de abajo del proyector, debe limpiarce cada 100 horas de
el mismo se obstruira con el polvo, la cual evitara la buena
limpia periodicamente este filtro,
del proyector, permitiendo de que
no se
el mismo
se
uso.
ven-
recaliente.
limpiar el filtro de aire :
Apague y desenchufe el proyector.
Parece
a un
lado del proyector de
manera
que el mango este
en
la parte
superior,
y el filtro
sea
de facil
acceso.
3.
Hale el
tapon
A hacia arriba y el
tapon
B hacia
abajo
con
los dedos.
A
B
4.
5.
6.
13
El filtro de aire esta colocado dentro del proyector. Para limpiar el filtro es recomendado el uso de una
aspiradora pequena como las disenadas para limpiar computadoras o equipos de oficina. O puede usar
un pano suave y seco.
Cierre la tapa del filtro despues de haber limpiado el filtro.
Conecte el cordon de energia en el receptaculo.
Tabla de Monitores y Formatos
*
Soportados
Este proyector proyecta
imagenes con una resolucion de 1024x768 pixeles. Para proyectar imagenes con mayor
(1152x864, 1280x1024), el proyector las comprime a 1024x768. La siguiente tabla lista los formatos
soportados por el proyector.
resolucion
de video
*
Si el proyector
*
"*"
es
no
soporta la senal de entrada, el mensaje "CHECK INPUT SIGNAL" aparecera
en
la
pantalla.
solo para el modelo LP-XG1.
14
Specificaciones
LP-XG1/LP-SV1
33.1mm(1.3inches)
LP-XG1
LP-SV1
:
:
1024(Horizontal)
x
804(Horizontal)
604(Vertical)pixel
x
768(Vertical)pixel
0.76~7.6m(30~300inches)
1.6~15.6m(5.03~54.08pit)
12m
2W+2W, estereo
4:3(horizontal:vertical)
1:1.38
152mm(incluyendo
las
en uso :
:
10
~
~
horizontal / vertical
zoom
Peso
Lampara de Proyeccion
Operacion
80% humedad relativa por
90% humedad relativa por un
20
Proporcion
Largo
modelo de la
humedad
operacion
Proyeccion
Sistema de altavoces
lentes)
En operacion : 41~104°F(5~40°C)
almacenaje y transportacion: 14~140°F(-10~60°C)
En
LCD
Imagen
Distancia de
Ancho
los
panel
Alcance del control remoto
312mm
temperatura
No
Tamano de
Altura
9.2kg
En
Dimensiones del
resolution
patas frontales)
439mm(incluyendo
Condiciones de
Modelo
Lampara PHILIPS UHP
Tipo : 4810V00146A
(TP-L1)
consumo
higrometro
higrometro
un
lampara
de
energia
120W
16
Please read this manual
carefully
before
operating
your set.
Retain it for future reference.
Record model number and serial number of the set.
See the label attached
tor and
you
on
the bottom of the
quote this information
require
service.
Model number
:
Serial number
:
projec-
to your dealer when
LGCDPROJET
LP-XG1
LP-SV1
OWNER'S MANUAL
LCD
LCD
PROJECTOR
PROJECTOR
Wireless Mouse Remote Control
You can use all the functions of PC mouse. And you can control the PC screen display with
this wireless mouse remote control when you stand distantly from the PC in the meeting
or lecture.
Warning
This is
a
class A
product.
interference in which
1
In
case
a
the
domestic environment this
user
may be
required
product may
adequate
to take
cause
radio
measures.
1
Safety
Instructions
Names of
CONTENTS
2
3
7
Installation and Connection
14
Connecting
a
Desktop
Connecting
to
a
Notebook PC
Connecting
to
a
Macintosh
Connecting
to
a
Macintosh PowerBook
19
Connecting
to
a
Video Source
20
the
Operating
Turning
on
Selecting
Desktop
Projector
the
Projector
source
15
PC
16
21
22
23
checking
mode
24
Selecting language
25
Selecting
26
mouse
Checking lamp
5
11
PC
to
Function
4
3
parts
time
27
Selecting
video mode
28
Adjusting
Video
29
Adjusting
Audio
30
Adjusting
screen
Thanks to be the LG
family!
6
Before
operating the
unit, please read this
manual for your more
convenient use.
display
Using
Resize function
36
Using
Auto
37
Using
Blank function
38
Using
Still function
39
Tracking
function
Maintenance
7
32
Supported
Monitor
40
Display
41
Troubleshooting
42
Specifications
44
2
Safety
Γ
Always keep
projector.
Γ
Safety
the
Instructions
potential
accident
or
Instructions have two kinds of information, and each
meaning
of it is
safety
instructions to prevent any
WARNING
NOTES
The
Γ
Γ
Γ
meanings
Take
care
Take
care
After
reading
of
of
The violation of this instruction may
The violation of this instruction may
symbols
danger
in the manual and the unit
that may
happen
of electric shock that may
this manual,
keep
it in the
under
happen
place
cause
are as
specific
under
that the
cause
danger by
right
use
of the
below.
as
serious
light injuries
safe and
injuries
or
and
damage
even
of the
death.
projector.
below.
condition.
specific
user
condition.
always
can
contact
easily.
WARNING
Disassembling or remodeling must not be
performed by anyone except the service
personnel. Contact your dealer or customer service center for any kind of check-
ing, adjusting
and
This may
shock.
fire
cause
repair.
or
Don't insert or drop any metal or flammable
into the projector through the exhaust
.
This may
3
cause
fire
or
the
a
a
flowerpot,
a
vessel with
cup,
cos-
liquids
on
projector.
This may cause fire
or electric shock.
electric
thing
vent
Don't put a vase,
metics, drugs, or
electric shock.
Don't place
sunlight or
the
near
some
heater.
This may
cause
fire
under a direct
hot things like a
projector
or
electric shock.
INTRO- DUCTION
WARNING
Never open any cover except for the lens
and dust cover. There is high voltage
danger inside the projector.
cover
Use the proper batteries for remote control
and take care of children not to eat them.
Removed batteries must be taken away so
that children cannot contact them.
This may cause fire
electric shock.
Use
with
air spray or soft cloth that is wet
neutral detergent and water for
removing dust or stains on the projection
lens.
an
a
Don't stare the lens directly when the prois being operated. Radiation of
strong beam may hurt eyes.
jector
or
Don't put the projector in damp place like a
bathroom or a place exposed to rain and
wind or near water.
This may cause fire, electric shock, mechanical
trouble or deformation.
the operation of the projector when it
makes smoke or strange smell. In this
case, turn the power switch off and unplug
immediately and call the service center.
Stop
Excessive
fire
Don't look at laser beam
cause
eye
or
operation
without
checking
may
cause
electric shock.
directly
as
it may
damage.
4
Safety
Instructions
NOTES
Don't
the
use
projector
on
the unstable
place.
It may fall down
or
be upset.
Don't block the exhaust vent with
like a tablecloth.
things
It makes internal temperature increase and
danger of fire.
caus-
es
Be
to turn the power switch off and
the power when moving the projector. And check if other external connecting
cables are removed.
sure
unplug
of cords may
electric shock.
Damage
fire
or
cause
Plug tightly
not to be loosened.
Loose connection may
cause
fire.
cause
Never touch the power
It may
The socket-outlet shall be installed near the
equipments and shall be easily accessible.
plug
with wet hand.
electric shock.
Don't use chemical detergents like alcohol,
benzene, or thinners for cleaning plastic
parts like the casing of the projector.
Particularly, never use chemical
like the polisher for car or
industrial use, an abrasive,
detergents
a wax, benzene, alcohol,
thinners, a mosquitocide,
an anticorrosive,
a lubricant, or a
Don't
things
place
like
a
the power cord
heater.
It may make covering parts melted and
or electric shock.
5
the hot
near
washing
cleaner.
Hold the
plug tightly
when
unplugging.
If you hold the cord when unplugging the internal
line of the cord may be cut. This may cause heat,
cause
fire
ing
and fire.
INTRO- DUCTION
NOTES
Don't touch the lens of the
damage of it.
projector.
It may
Don't touch the projector with the tools like
knife or a hammer those can damage the
external shape of the projector.
cause
a
When you clean dust inside the projector,
contact your dealer or customer service
center first and then clean it.
Don't use the projector in the place that
people may tread on its cord to prevent
damage of the power cord or the plug.
If you don't clean dust inside the
for a long time, it may
cause fire, mechanical trouble.
project
Use the indicated type of power source on
the projector. If you are not sure of the type
of power available, consult your dealer or
customer service center.
Don't use the projector when the power
cord or the plug is damaged or the connecting part of wall socket is loose.
It may
cause
electric shock
or
fire.
Don't place the projector and the remote
control on any heat-producing equipment
or in a heated place such as a car.
Be
sure
to
projector
absent.
unplug when you don't use
a long
period or you
for
the
are
Accumulated dust may cause, fire electric shock
from deterioration, or
electric
leakage.
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Names of parts
Main
Body
Rear remote
control sensor
Control
Speaker
Speaker
panel
Lamp
indicator
Front remote
control sensor
Handle
Foot
Foot
adjuster
lever
Foot
Rear
Connecting
Connecting
Zoom
ring
Focus
Lens
ring
cover
Part
Computer
out
Computer Out
Computer
2
Computer 2
Computer
1
Computer
Computer
Audio 2
Computer
Audio
Computer
Computer Audio
Audio 1
2
Mouse 2
Mouse 1
Mouse 2
R Audio L/MONO
S-Video
S-Video
Audio/Video
AC
7
Mouse 1
Video
1
1
INTRO- DUCTION
Control
Control Panel
POWER Button
POWER
VOL
VOL
Δ,ΕButton
Select
menus
and
adjust
VOLUME Button
functions.
Adjust
volume level and select
menus.
MENU Button
Selects
or
closes
MENU ENTER
menus.
ENTER Button
Checks present mode and
the change of functions.
saves
SOURCE BLANK
SOURCE Button
BLANK Button
Switches to
PC1, PC2,
AV, S-Video.
8
Names of parts
Remote Control
Control
POWER Button
MENU Button
SOURCE Button
R
L MOUSE Button
(ZOOM
out
MOUSE Button
(ZOOM
Button)
in
Button)
POINTER Button
LASER Button
MOUSE DRAG Button
ENTER Button
BLANK Button
STILL Button
RESIZE Button
MUTE Button
VOLUME Button
ZOOM Button
AUTO TRACKING Button
the batteries
Inserting
1
Slide off the
the
arrow
remove
9
battery
compartment
it.
cover
to
direction and
2
Insert the batteries with
correct
polarity.
3
Replace
the
battery
compartment
the
arrow
cover
direction.
to
INTRO- DUCTION
Functions
on
on
the
the Remote Control
Control
Button
Function
POWER Button
Selects ON/OFF of power.
SOURCE Button
Switches to
PC1, PC2, AV, S-Video.
MENU Button
Displays
hides the
L MOUSE Button
(ZOOM
out
Button)
R MOUSE Button
in Button)
(ZOOM
POINTER Button
*
*
*
or
menu.
to the Left
Click of PC Mouse. This button
selection and selects other custom functions.
Downsizes the screen on the zoom menu.
Corresponds
registers a menu
-
Corresponds to the Right Click of PC Mouse. This button
registers a menu selection and selects other custom functions.
Enlarges the screen size on zoom menu.
-
*
*
*
*
After selecting menus, controls selecting and adjusting
functions with the direction of up, down, left, right.
Moves the screen with the direction of up, down, left, right
on zoom mode.
Moves and releases the selected icon on PC screen.
MOUSE DRAG Button
Uses to select and
ENTER Button
Checks the
ZOOM Button
Refer to page 35.
RESIZE Button
Refer to page 36.
drag
an
icon.
present mode and
saves
the
change
of functions.
AUTO TRACKING Button Refer to page 37.
BLANK Button
Refer to page 38.
STILL Button
Refer to page 39.
MUTE Button
Cuts off audio.
VOLUME Button
Adjusts
LASER Button
Makes
(Don't
the volume level.
bright red laser point on the screen for attention.
look at laser beam directly as it causes eye damage.)
a
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Installation and Connection
Additional Items
1.5V
1.5V
Remote Control
Batteries 2
Audio/Video Cable
Power Cord
(size AA)
ON
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Computer
Audio Cable
Mouse
PS/2 Mouse Cable
(IBM
PC
or
*
*
MAC
Connecting
Cables
PC Serial Mouse Cable
MAC Serial Mouse Cable
(option)
Contact your dealer for buying these items.
When applying a ceiling installer, use the only
Contact your dealer for
replacing
a new
ceiling
installer for LCD
projector.
lamp.
Ceiling
PC 98 Mouse Cable
Screen for
11
Desktop Adaptor
Compatible)
Extra Items
*
Cable
projecting
S-Video Cable
Lamp
Portable
Bag
installer for LCD
projector
Status
Projector Status
*
Lamp Indicator, operation
projector.
Indicators
indicator and temperature indicator at the top of the
projector
tell the
user
the
operating
status
of the
Lamp
Temperature
Indicator
indicator
Operation
Orange
Operation
Lamp
Indicator
Indicator
indicator
Standby.
operation.
Green
On
Off
Power off.
Orange
to be
Red
Red(flashing)
Green(flashing)
Projection lamp is reaching the end of its life and needs
replaced with a new lamp.(over 3900 hours)
"Replace the Lamp"
Projection lamp has reached the end of its life and
cannot project images any longer.
Replace the lamp with a new one. (over 4000 hours)
The projector has trouble in the lamp or around it.
Contact the service center.
The
lamp case is not closed.
projector is in high temperature. If you don't
turn off the projector, it'll be turned off automatically.
"Temperature is Too High"
The projector is turned off as its high temperature.
Power is turned off as the trouble of internal cooling
This
Orange
Temperature
Indicator
Red
Red
"
"
is the
warning
message
(flashing)
fan. Contact your service center.
on screen.
12
INSTAL ON CONETI
AND
Installation and Connection
Basic
1.
Operation
Operation
Place the
projector
surface with the PC
22.
Place the
the
sturdy
video
or
tor and the
screen
determines the actual size
image.
Horizontal distance from
projector
.
screen
3.94m~5.2m
3.14m~4.2m
2.33m~3.1m
1.53m~1.9m
1.6m(Tele)
Turn the
projector so that the lens can be at a
right angle to the screen. If the projector is not at
a right angle, the screen image will be crooked.
Connect the cables of the
other connected
13
to
11.94m~15.6m
7.94m~10.4m
610x460cm(300inch)
410x300cm(200inch)
200x150cm(100inch)
160x120cm(80inch)
120x90cm(60inch)
81x61cm(40inch)
61x46cm(30inch)
4
and horizontal
source.
in the proper distance from
The distance between the projec-
Screen size
33.
Projector
projector
screen.
of the
on a
of
of the
sources
projector
power and
to the wall socket.
Connecting
*
You
can
connect the
(SXGA output
*
*
You
can use
is not
Desktop PC
to a
projector to a computer
supported in LP-SV1.)
of VGA, SVGA, XGA and SXGA output.
resize function for VGA, SVGA output.
Refer to page 41 for the
(But this
projector supported display.
function is not
supported
for SVGA output in
LP-SV1)
INSTAL ON CONETI
AND
Computer Out
Computer 2
Computer 1
Computer
r
Audio 2
Mouse 2
R
Audio L/MONO
Video
o
AC
c
d
a
b
<
a.
How to connect
>
Connect either end of the
(The Computer
2
computer cable to Computer 1 of the projector.
port is used for connecting a second computer.)
b.
Connect the monitor cable from the PC monitor to
c.
Connect either end of the audio cable to
(The Computer Audio
d.
Connect the PS/2
2 is used for
mouse(for
Computer Out
of the
projector.
Computer Audio 1 of the projector.
connecting a second computer.)
IBM PC
or
compatible) cable(6 pin)
to the Mouse 1 of the
projector.
14
to a Notebook PC
Connecting
Computer Out
Computer 2
Computer 1
Computer
r
Audio 2
Mouse 2
R
Audio L/MONO
M
Video
AC
a
cb
<
How to connect
a.
Connect either end of the
(The Computer
b.
>
2
computer cable to Computer 1 of the projector.
port is used for connecting a second computer.)
Connect either end of the audio cable to
(The Computer Audio
c.
15
Connect the PS/2
system
uses a
patible)
cable.
2 is used for
mouse(for
serial mouse,
Computer Audio 1of the projector.
connecting a second computer.)
IBM PC
use
or
compatible) cable(6 pin)
the serial
mouse
to the Mouse 1 of the
cable instead of the PS/2
mouse(for
projector.
IBM PC
If your
or com-
Connecting
*
You must
the Macintosh
use
Desktop PC
to a Macintosh
desktop adaptor
to connect the
projector
to
a
Macintosh PC.
INSTAL ON CONETI
AND
Computer Out
Computer 2
Computer 1
Computer
er
Audio 2
Mouse 2
R
M
Audio L/MONO
Video
ON
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AC
c
b
d
af
e
<
a.
How to connect
Connect either end of the
(The Computer
b.
c.
>
2
computer cable to Computer 1 of the projector.
port is used for connecting a second computer.)
Connect the monitor cable from the Macintosh monitor to
Set the
adjusting
you want to
use
number and letter of the Macintosh
and connect the
computer cable
adaptor to
d.
Connect the
e.
Connect either end of the audio cable to
(The Computer Audio
f.
Connect the
mouse
of the
projector.
desktop adaptor in accordance
(Refer to page 17 18)
the Macintosh.
to the Macintosh
2 is used for
Computer Out
with the resolution
~
desktop adaptor.
Computer Audio 1 of the projector.
connecting a second computer.)
cable from the Macintosh
mouse
port
to the Mouse 1 of the
projector.
16
Connecting
How to
to a Macintosh
use
use
Desktop PC
the Macintosh
Adjusting
desktop
desktop adaptor
letter
ON
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Adjusting
a.
How to
number
use
Usually you'd better set 1 6 to
select the adjusting letter which
~
b.
Notes for
If you
get
Connecting
some
OFF status and 7
adjusting numbers. And
(Refer to page 18.)
to the Macintosh PowerBook
trouble when
connecting
it to the
status and restart the Macintosh PowerBook.
17
9 to ON status of the
~
is proper to the Macintosh and the monitor.
projector,
set the
adjusting
number 9 to OFF
of MAC desktop
with kinds of
of MAC and output
Adjusting letters of
desktop adaptor in accordance with
output spec.
INSTAL ON CONETI
AND
output
12￥RGB
13￥x14￥RGB
15￥Portrait
VGA
SVGA
SVGA
16￥Color
19￥Color
resolution
512x384
640x480
640x870
640x480
800x600
800x600
832x624
1024x768 1024x768
horizontal frequency(KHz)
vertical frequency(Hz)
24.5
35
68.8
31
35
50
60
60
66
75
60
56
56or72
75
75
60or70
N
J
O
G
G
G
F
D
G
MAC llci, llsi
N
J
O
MAC llvi, llvx
N
J
G
LC
N
J
M
output spec
MACS
adjusting
letter
LCII
N
J
LCIII
N
J
O
G
LC 475, LC 550
N
J
O
G
G
F
LC 575
N
J
O
G
G
F
400,405,410,430,600,600CD
N
J
450
N
J
O
G
19￥Color
2Page Mono
21￥Color
NTSC
PAL
1150x870
1152x870
NTSC
PAL
68.7
68.7
15.7
16
75
75
60
50
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
M
P
L
H
G
F
D
Performa
G
F
Quadra
700,900
N
J
O
G
G
F
605,610,650,800,950
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
840AV
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
610,650
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
660AV
N
J
O
G
G
F
D
160,165C,180,180C
N
J
O
G
G
F
DUO DOC, MINI DOC
N
J
O
G
G
F
8 24 BOARD
N
J
O
G
G
Centris
G
G
PowerBook
F
18
Connecting
to a Macintosh PowerBook
b
a
c
e
d
<
How to connect
a.
Connect either end of the
(The Computer
b.
>
Set the
2
adjusting
you want to
use
computer cable to Computer 1 of the projector.
port is used for connecting a second computer.)
number and letter of the Macintosh
and connect the
adaptor to
c.
Connect the other end of the
d.
Connect either end of the audio cable to
(The Computer Audio
e.
19
Connect the
mouse
computer cable
2 is used for
desktop adaptor in accordance with
PowerBook.(Refer to page 17
the Macintosh
to the Macintosh
the resolution
~
desktop adaptor.
Computer Audio 1of the projector.
connecting a second computer.)
cable from the Macintosh
mouse
port
to the Mouse 1 of the
projector.
18)
Connecting
*
You
can
connect
a
VTR,
a
to a Video Source
camcorder,
a
LDP
or
any other
compatible
video
image
source
to the
projector.
INSTAL ON CONETI
AND
a
b
<
a.
How to connect
When
connecting
>
the
put ports of the A/V
is white and
b.
right
Connect S-Video
*
You
can
get
projector to
source
an
A/V source, connect the A/V input ports of the projector to the outsame color. The video cable is yellow and the left audio
with A/V cable of the
audio is red.
input port of the projector to S-Video output port of A/V source with
picture quality with connecting S-Video source to the projector.
S-Video cable.
better
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Operating
Focusing
*
When
an
image
and
appears
on
To
*
adjust the
adjust the
To raise
1.
or
3.
4.
21
Positioning
the Screen
Screen
Image
ring
Focus
screen.
ring
focus of the
size of the
lower the
Stand behind the
image, rotate the focus ring which is the outer ring on the lens.
image, rotate the zoom ring which is the inner ring on the lens.
image
on
the screen, extend
or
and lift the foot
retract two feet at the bottom of the
projector
as
below.
adjuster levers while you support the front of the projector.
freely. Take care not to drop the projector.
While lifting the foot adjuster levers, raise or lower the projector until the screen image is positioned properly.
Release the lever to lock the feet in their new position.
To fine-tune the height of the projector, rotate the front feet to raise or lower it.
After raising the front feet, don't give impact on the upper side of the projector or press down strongly.
projector
This unlocks the feet and
2.
Projector
the screen, check if it is in proper focus and fits well to the
Zoom
To
the
can
make them
move
Turning
on
Projector
1
Remove the lens
2
Press the POWER button on the remote control
flashes during warming up of the lamp.)
An
image
Select the
Adjust
projector.
appears after the green power indicator is
source mode with the SOURCE button.
Power is turned
3
cover
of the
the
on
after simultaneous
flashing
or
control
panel.(Orange operation
BASIC
indicator
lighted.
of indicators to check the proper
operating
status.
volume level.
If you press VOLUME
If you press VOLUME
Γ button, sound and volume level number increase.
Φ button, sound and volume level number decrease.
Volume 24
22
FUNCTIOS
Function
checking
1
Press the MENU button.
2
Handle the POINTER button to
(down) direction,
and the
screen
display will
VIDEO
Γ
appear
as
below.
AUDIO
CONTRAST
TREBLE
BRIGHTNESS
BASS
COLOR
Γ
BALANCE
AUTO TRACKING
CLOCK
TRACKING
RESET
ΦEXIT
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
ΦEXIT
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
<PC Mode>
SPECIAL
POSITION
SOURCE
HORIZONTAL
LANGUAGE
MOUSE
VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
LAMP TIME
FLIP VERTICAL
Γ
ZOOM
RESIZE
Γ
ΦEXIT
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
ΦEXIT
*
(RESIZE)
VIDEO
Γ
Δ
Ε
is
MOVE
ΓSELECT
displayed only under
AUDIO
CONTRAST
TREBLE
BRIGHTNESS
BASS
COLOR
Γ
BALANCE
TINT
RESET
ΦEXIT
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
ΦEXIT
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
<AV, S-Video Mode>
SPECIAL
POSITION
SOURCE
FLIP HORIZONTAL
LANGUAGE
VIDEO SYSTEM
FLIP VERTICAL
RESIZE
LAMP TIME
Γ
Γ
ΦEXIT
3
23
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
Select the functions that you want to
To finish the
menu
display,
ΦEXIT
use
Δ
Ε
MOVE
with the POINTER button and
handle the POINTER button to
(left)
direction.
ΓSELECT
use
them.
SVGA.
Selecting
source
1
Press the SOURCE button
2
Each press of the SOURCE button
PC1
PC2
*
You
changes
AV
can
mode
also select
the
display
as
FUNCTIOS SELCTING
below.
FOR
S-Video
a source
mode
by
the MENU button.
24
Selecting language
1
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
(up, down)
direction till the
image
is
displayed
<PC Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
LANGUAGE
MOUSE
LAMP TIME
Γ
ΦEXIT
2
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
Select
(LANGUAGE)
down)
direction.
item with
handling the
POINTER button to
(right)
direction first and then
(up,
<PC Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
Γ
KOREAN
MOUSE
DEUTSCH
LAMP TIME
FRANCAIS
ITALIANO
ESPANOL
ΦCANCEL
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
3
Select the language you want to
then (up, down) direction.
4
Press the ENTER button.
25
use
with
handling the POINTER button to (right)
If you don't press the ENTER button, the changed function is not saved.
To finish menu display, handle the POINTER button to (left) direction till the
menu
direction first and
display disappears.
Selecting
*
Mouse is
mouse
automatically selected
from the selected one, select it
1
in accordance with
as
source
mode. But if you want to select
a
different
mouse
below.
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
(up, down)
direction till the
image
is
displayed
<PC Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
LANGUAGE
MOUSE
LAMP TIME
Γ
ΦEXIT
2
Δ
Ε
MOVE
Select
(MOUSE)
down)
direction.
ΓSELECT
item with
handling
the POINTER button to
(right)
direction first and then
(up,
<PC Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
LANGUAGE
MOUSE
Γ
LAMP TIME
ΦCANCEL
Δ
Ε
MOUSE1
MOUSE2
MOVE
ΓSELECT
3
Select the mouse you want to
then (up, down) direction.
4
Press the ENTER button.
To finish
menu
display,
use
with
handling
the POINTER button to
handle the POINTER button to
(left)
direction till the
menu
(right)
direction first and
display disappears.
26
FUNCTIOS SELCTING
FOR
Checking lamp
1
time
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
(up, down)
direction till the
image
is
displayed
<PC Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
LANGUAGE
MOUSE
LAMP TIME
Γ
Δ
ΦEXIT
2
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
Select
(LAMP TIME)
down)
direction.
item with
handling
the POINTER button to
(right)
direction first and then
<PC Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
LANGUAGE
MOUSE
2Hr
LAMP TIME
ΦCANCEL
27
Δ
Ε
*
You
*
When the
MOVE
can see
the used and the
lamp time
is
remaining lamp time.
reaching 3900 hours, the lamp
indicator is turned to orange color.
(up,
Selecting
1
video mode
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
(up, down)
direction till the
image
is
displayed
<AV, S-Video Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
LANGUAGE
VIDEO SYSTEM
LAMP TIME
Γ
ΦEXIT
2
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
Select
(VIDEO SYSTEM)
(up, down) direction.
item with
handling
the POINTER button to
(right)
direction first and then
<AV, S-Video Mode>
SPECIAL
SOURCE
NTSC
LANGUAGE
VIDEO SYSTEM Γ
NTSC4.43
PAL
LAMP TIME
PAL M
PAL N
SECAM
ΦCANCEL
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
3
Select the
4
Press the ENTER button.
(up, down)
To finish
video mode with
direction.
input
menu
display,
handling
the POINTER button to
handle the POINTER button to
(left)
direction till the
(right)
menu
direction first and then
display disappears.
28
FUNCTIOS SELCTING
FOR
Adjusting
1
Video
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
(up, down)
direction till the
image
is
displayed
<PC Mode>
<AV, S-Video Mode>
VIDEO
Γ
VIDEO
CONTRAST
Γ
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
BRIGHTNESS
COLOR
COLOR
AUTO TRACKING
TINT
CLOCK
RESET
TRACKING
RESET
Δ
ΦEXIT
2
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
ΦEXIT
Handle the POINTER button to
(right)
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
direction.
<PC Mode>
VIDEO
CONTRAST
Γ
100
100
BRIGHTNESS
COLOR
AUTO TRACKING
CLOCK
TRACKING
0
RESET
ΦCANCEL
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
3
Select video you want to
4
Adjust the video condition as you want to use with
tion first and then to (up, down) direction again.
5
Press the ENTER button.
To restore the
To finish
29
menu
use
with
handling
the POINTER button to
handling
(up, down)
direction.
the POINTER button to
(right)
original image condition after changing it, set the (RESET) to ON status.
display, handle the POINTER button to (left) direction till the menu display disappears.
direc-
Adjusting
1
Audio
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
(up, down)
direction till the
image
is
displayed
AUDIO
TREBLE
BASS
Γ
BALANCE
Δ
ΦEXIT
2
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
Handle the POINTER button to
(right)
direction.
AUDIO
TREBLE
Γ
25
50
BASS
Γ
BALANCE
VIDEO/AUI
0
ΦCANCEL
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
3
Select audio you want to
4
Adjust the audio condition as you want to use with
tion first and then to (up, down) direction again.
5
Press the ENTER button.
To finish
menu
display,
use
with
handling
the POINTER button to
handle the POINTER button to
handling
(left)
(up, down)
direction.
the POINTER button to
direction till the
menu
(right)
direc-
display disappears.
30
Adjusting
Audio
Mute
*
This function cuts the
1
speaker
sound off and
so
is convenient when you get the
phone
calls.
Press the MUTE button.
Mute
Volume 24
To release this function, press the MUTE button again or VOLUME(Φ
Volume level is displayed when the mute function is released.
The mute function is released
31
by adjusting
audio condition.
,
Γ)
button.
Adjusting
screen
display
Positioning
*
If the image size does not fit for the screen in accordance
image with selecting horizontal / vertical position
1
with the
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
input
source, set the
(up, down)
position
direction till the
of the
image
is
displayed
<PC Mode>
<AV, S-Video Mode>
POSITION
POSITION
HORIZONTAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
FLIP VERTICAL
RESIZE
FLIP VERTICAL
ZOOM
Γ
Γ
RESIZE
ΦEXIT
2
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
ΦEXIT
Select (HORIZONTAL) or (VERTICAL) with
first and then to (up, down) direction again.
handling
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
the POINTER button to
(right)
direction
<PC Mode>
POSITION
HORIZONTAL
Γ
0
VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
FLIP VERTICAL
ZOOM
RESIZE
ΦCANCEL
3
Adjust
*
*
4
the
Δ
Ε
MOVE
screen
SPECIAL FUNCTIOS
ΓSELECT
condition
as
you want after
handling
the POINTER button to
(right)
direction.
(HORIZONTAL) is adjusted from -60 to +60.
(VERTICAL) is adjusted from -30 to +30.
Press the ENTER button.
To finish
menu
display,
handle the POINTER button to
(left)
direction till the
menu
display disappears.
32
Adjusting
screen
display
FLIP HORIZONTAL
HORIZONTAL Function
*
This function
onto
1
a
reverses
transparent
the left and the
screen
being
right side of the projected image.
opposite side.
Use this function when
from behind
projecting
viewed from the
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below.
(up, down)
direction till the
image
is
displayed
<PC Mode>
<AV, S-Video Mode>
POSITION
POSITION
HORIZONTAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
FLIP VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
FLIP VERTICAL
Γ
RESIZE
ZOOM
Γ
RESIZE
ΦEXIT
2
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
ΦEXIT
Select (FLIP HORIZONTAL) item with
then to (up, down) direction again.
handling
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
the POINTER button to
direction first and
(right)
<PC Mode>
POSITION
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL Γ
ON
FLIP VERTICAL
OFF
ZOOM
RESIZE
Δ
ΦCANCEL
3
Ε
MOVE
Select (ON) with
tion again.
*
ΓSELECT
handling the POINTER button to (right) direction
When you press the ENTER button after
selecting (ON), the
left and the
first and then to
right side of the image will
<PC Mode>
POSITION
POSITION
HORIZONTAL
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL Γ ON
FLIP VERTICAL
OFF
VERTICAL
ON Γ HORIZONTAL FLIP
VERTICAL FLIP
OFF
ZOOM
ZOOM
RESIZE
ΦCANCEL
33
RESIZE
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
ΓSELECT
Δ
Ε
(up, down)
MOVE
ΦCANCEL
direc-
be reversed.
FLIP VERTICAL
VERTICAL Function
*
*
This function reverses the upper and the lower side of the projected image.
When you hang the projector upside down from the ceiling for using, you need to
lower) of the image.
1
Press the MENU button and handle the POINTER button to
as below
reverse
(up, down)
all the
sides(left, right,
direction till the
upper,
image
is
displayed
<PC Mode>
<AV, S-Video Mode>
POSITION
POSITION
HORIZONTAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
FLIP VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
FLIP VERTICAL
Γ
RESIZE
ZOOM
Γ
RESIZE
ΦEXIT
2
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
Select
to
(FLIP VERTICAL) item
(up, down) direction again.
ΦEXIT
with
handling
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
the POINTER button to
(right)
direction first and then
<PC Mode>
POSITION
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
FLIP VERTICAL
Γ
ON
OFF
ZOOM
RESIZE
ΦCANCEL
3
Δ
Ε
MOVE
Select (ON) with
tion again.
*
ΓSELECT
handling the POINTER button to (right)
When you press the ENTER button after
reversed.
selecting (ON),
direction first and then to
(up, down) direc-
the upper and the lower side of the
image
will be
<PC Mode>
ΦCANCEL
POSITION
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
HORIZONTAL
RESIZE
VERTICAL
FLIP HORIZONTAL
FLIP VERTICAL
ZOOM
ZOOM
Γ
ON
OFF
RESIZE
FLIP VERTICAL
OFF
Γ
ON
FLIP HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
HORIZONTAL
ΦCANCEL
Δ
Ε
MOVE
ΓSELECT
POSITION
34
SPECIAL FUNCTIOS
Adjusting
screen
display
Zoom Function
*
You
1
can use
this function
only
when the
is PC mode.
Press the ZOOM button.
+
2
source
Press the L MOUSE
+/-
0/25
R MOUSE button to
or
15/25
+
3
Move the image to the position you want
button (left,right,up,down).
4
Press the ZOOM button
*
*
You
again
can use
In the
zoom
button.
35
adjust the
on
to finish the
this function
mode, you
the
by
magnification.
25/25
enlarged display with handling
zoom
can
zoom
the POINTER
function.
the MENU button.
adjust
horizontal / vertical
position
with the POINTER
Resize function
Using
1
*
You
can use
this function
*
You
can use
this function
only
only
under SVGA
under VGA
(800x600) mode in case of LP-XG1 model.
(640x480) mode in case of LP-SV1 model.
Press the RESIZE button.
Each press of the button
changes
the
display
as
below.
<Scaled>
<Original>
SPECIAL FUNCTIOS
*
You
*
This function cannot be
can use
this function
by the MENU button.
operated on original display.
36
Auto
Using
*
Auto
Tracking
This function
of the
1
image.
Function
make you get the best video quality by automatic adjusting the difference of horizontal width and tremor
This difference is caused by disaccord of the internal signal of the projector and diverse graphic signals of PC.
can
Image positioning
and tremor
adjusting
Adjust (CLOCK) (TRACKING)
diverse input PC modes in spite
,
*
*
*
37
function
Press the AUTO TRACKING button.
*
2
Tracking
You
automatically performed.
on menu
of auto
if you need to
get
additional manual
tracking
for
tracking operation.
by the MENU button.
stopped image because you may not get the best video
quality on moving image of PC graphic signal.
Make sure that the first position of the image must be bright and on the stopped
display. Because the position may be on the wrong point if the position(left & upper
side of PC screen) is dark.
can
also
are
use
this function
Perform this function
on
Using
*
Blank function
This function may be effective if you need to get attention of the attendants in
1
Press the BLANK button.
2
To finish the blank status, press the BLANK button
*
The
screen
meetings
or
briefings.
turns to stilled blue status.
SPECIAL FUNCTIOS
again.
38
Using Still
1
function
Press the STILL button.
*
You
can
still the
input image
from PC
or
video.
<Moving Image>
2
39
To finish this
function, press the STILL button again.
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Image>
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Supported
*
Monitor
The
projector displays images at a
images(1152x864mode, 1280x1024mode),
display formats supported by the projector.
format
horizontal
vertical
Full
1024x768
pixels.
To
display higher resolution
following table lists the
compresses it to 1024x768. The
display
Resize
display
H.frequency(kHz)
V.frequency(Hz)
PC98
640
400
1024x768
640x400
24.8
56.42
PC/AT
VGA60
640
480
1024x768
640x480
31.5
59.94
DOS/V
VESA72
37.9
72.81
VESA75
37.5
75.00
VESA85
43.3
85.01
VGAEGA
350
1024x768
640x350
31.5
70.00
VGATEXT
720
400
1024x768
720x400
31.5
70.00
SVGA56
800
600
1024x768
800x600
35.2
56.25
SVGA60
37.9
60.32
SVGA72
48.1
72.19
SVGA75
46.9
75.00
SVGA85
53.7
85.06
XGA60
*
pixel(lines)
of
projector
PC98
sources
pixel(pixels)
resolution
the
Display
1024
768
1024x768
48.4
60.00
XGA70
56.5
70.07
XGA75
60.0
75.03
XGA85
68.7
85.00
SXGA 60
1152
864
54.35
60.05
SXGA 70
1152
864
64.0
70.01
SXGA 75
67.5
75.00
SXGA 85
77.5
85.06
60.0
60.00
75.0
75.00
64.0
60.02
80.0
75.03
SXGA 60
1280
960
SXGA 75
SXGA 60
1280
1024
SXGA 75
MAC
MAC
13¡¨
640
480
640x480
35.0
66.67
MAC
16¡¨
832
624
832x624
49.7
74.55
MAC
19¡¨
1024
768
1024x768
60.2
74.93
48.8
59.56
68.7
75.06
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MAC
VIDEO
1152
870
613
460
720
570
720x570
PAL M
613
460
613x460
SECAM
720
570
720x570
21¡¨
NTSC
1024x768
613x460
NTSC4.43
PAL
PAL N
*
If the
*
"*"
41
projector
is for
only
does not support the
LP-XG1 model.
input signal,
"CHECK INPUT SIGNAL" message appears
on
the
screen.
Troubleshooting
When the
projector
has
some
trouble, please check these points before calling the service
Check and try these
For these troubles
points
Check if the power cable is connected
Operation
indicator is not turned
on.
at the power outlet and the
Power button
center.
projector,
Reference
both
securely
and press the
22
again.
This may be caused by high temperature of the room
(over 46°C) or the damage of the cooling fan or internal circuits. Contact the service center if it is the trou-
Temperature
ble of the
indicator is red
cooling
fan
This may be caused
clogging of the air
described
on
internal circuits.
or
by overheating
filter.
Clean
40
of the
the
lamp
air
or
filter
as
page 40.
Check if the power light is on and the lens cover is
closed. Also make sure the cables are installed cor-
rectly,
The
screen
has
no
as
described in Installation & Connection
tion of this manual. Incorrect
image
be
of the
one
reasons.
remote control
image
or
sec-
may also
Press the Source button on the
the control
image
panel
source
22
to select another
source.
An image source which is not connected to the projector is selected, or any signal is not being output
"
NO SIGNAL" message is
displayed.
from the computer or A/V source, or the connector is
not correctly connected. Check if the connecting status between the
the
"CHECK INPUT SIGNAL" message is
displayed.
projector and the image
input signal is correctly selected.
The
projector cannot interpret
Verify the type of the supported
Adjust
the focus and
position
source
the computer
monitor.
of the
image
signal.
on
24
and
41
the
screen.
The full
or
partial image
are
blurred
or
not in focus.
Adjust
the Auto
Tracking
and video condition.
21,29,
37,40
There may be dirt or stains on the lens. Clean the lens
as described in "Maintenance" section.
The color of the
image
is not proper.
The color balance may not be proper. Adjust the color
the video menu of AV/S-Video mode.
on
On P/C mode,
adjust
Check if volume
There is
no
sound.
cable is
correctly
the audio
29
the saturation of the color.
setting is proper. And check if A/V
connected to both the projector and
22
source.
42
FURTHEINOMA
Specifications
LP-XG1/LP-SV1
33.1mm(1.3inches)
LP-XG1
LP-SV1
:
:
1024(Horizontal)
x
804(Horizontal)
604(Vertical)pixel
x
768(Vertical)pixel
0.76~7.6m(30~300inches)
1.6~15.6m(5.03~54.08pit)
12m
2W+2W,
stereo
4:3(horizontal:vertical)
1:1.38
152mm(including
front
feet)
312mm
Operating
In
storage
opertion
:
LCD
panel
screen
speaker system
horizontal / vertical ratio
zoom
ratio
height
breadth
weight
41~104°F(5~40°C)
: 14~140°F(-10~60°C)
distance
remote control distance
9.2kg
and transfort
size
projecting
length
Condition
size
resolution
439mm(including lens)
temperature
In
Model
Projection Lamp
lamp
model
PHILIPS UHP
Type
:
Lamp
4810V00146A
(TP-L1)
humidity
In
opertion : 20
operation
Not in
80% relative
~
:
10
power
humidity by dry hygrometer
humidity by dry hygrometer
consumption
120W
90% relative
~
44
P/NO
:
3828VA0227F
(373-026C)
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