ViewSonic PJ1172 manual Contents

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Contents

Compliance Information	i	Freezing The Screen	18
Important Safety Instructions	ii	Using The Magnify Feature	18
For Your Records	iii	Displaying The Child Window	19
Projector Features	1	Selecting An Audio Input	19
Preparation	1	Multifunctional Settings	20
Part Names	2	Using The Menu Functions	20
Projector	2	MAIN Menu	21
Control Buttons	3	PICTURE-1 Menu	22
Remote Control	3	PICTURE-2 Menu	24
Setting Up	4	INPUT Menu	25
Arrangement	4	AUTO Menu	27
Adjusting The Projector’s Elevator	5	SCREEN Menu	29
Connecting Your Devices	6	OPTION Menu	31
Connecting The Power Supply	9	NETWORK Menu	33
Remote Control	10	Network Setting Up	34
About The Laser Pointer	10	Lamp	35
Installing Batteries	10	Replacing The Lamp	36
Operating The Remote Control	11	Air Filter	37
Using The Remote ID Feature	11	Caring For The Air Filter	37
Using The Mouse/Keyboard Control		Other Care	38
Function	12	Caring For The Inside Of The
Power On/Off	13	Projector	38
Turning On The Power	13	Caring For The Lens	38
Turning Off The Power	13	Caring For The Cabinet And Remote
Operating	14	Control	38
Selecting An Input Signal	14	Troubleshooting	39
Selecting The Aspect Ratio	15	Related Messages	39
Using The Automatic Adjustment		Regarding The Indicator Lamps	40
Feature	15	Phenomena That May Easily Be
Adjusting The Picture Position	16	Mistaken For Machine Defects	42
Correcting The Keystone Distortion	.... 16	Specifications	44
Adjusting The Volume	17	Customer Support	45
Muting The Sound	17	LIMITED WARRANTY	46
Temporarily Blanking The Screen	17

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Contents ViewSonic CE Conformity Compliance InformationImportant Safety Instructions For Your Records Electronic Warranty RegistrationContents Preparation Projector FeaturesProjector Front/Right Projector Rear/Left Part NamesProjector Laser Indicator Remote ControlRemote Control Control ButtonsArrangement Setting UpSide View Side View Reference for the 43 aspect ratioAdjusting The Projector’s Elevator Plug-and-Play Capability Connecting Your DevicesExamples of connection with a computer Scart Examples of connection with a VCR/DVD PlayerConnecting The Power Supply About The Laser Pointer Remote ControlInstalling Batteries Using The Remote ID Feature Operating The Remote ControlUsing The Mouse/Keyboard Control Function Turning Off The Power Power On/OffTurning On The Power Operating Selecting An Input SignalAt a M1-D signal Using The Automatic Adjustment FeatureAt a RGB signal not M1-D At a video signal At a RGB signalCorrecting The Keystone Distortion Adjusting The Picture PositionTemporarily Blanking The Screen Adjusting The VolumeMuting The Sound Freezing The Screen Using The Magnify FeatureSelecting An Audio Input Displaying The Child WindowEx. Turning off the built-in speaker Multifunctional SettingsUsing The Menu Functions Main Menu Custom Menu PICTURE-1 MenuMY Memory PICTURE-2 Menu Input Menu P. Input PowerupVideo  S-VIDEO P. PositPower OFF AdjustPower on Auto MenuRGB BNC Video  S-VIDEO  Component SearchBlank Screen MenuStart UP Menu PositionMessage How to register your picture as the MyScreenOption Menu Service Menu Dhcp SetupNetwork Menu Ex. Case of IP Address = Network Setting UpWhen you use a Network unsuitable to the Dhcp function About disposal of a lamp LampReplacing The Lamp Case of replacement by yourselfCaring For The Air Filter Air FilterOther Care Caring For The Cabinet And Remote ControlCaring For The Inside Of The Projector Caring For The LensRelated Messages TroubleshootingRegarding The Indicator Lamps Either there is no lamp and/or lamp cover, or It is time to clean the air filter, or there is no airEither of these has not been properly fixed Cooling fan is not operatingPhenomena That May Easily Be Mistaken For Machine Defects Tion such as by a power outage blackout, etcVolume is adjusted to an extremely low level This specifications are subject to change without notice SpecificationsCountry/Region Web site = Telephone Customer SupportHow long the warranty is effective What the warranty coversWho the warranty protects What the warranty does not coverPage Exclusion of damages Limitation of implied warrantiesEffect of state law Sales outside the U.S.A. and Canada