Sanyo POA-PN10 owner manual Mac OS, Internet Explorer Cookies setting

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Appendix

Mac OS 8.6

Internet Explorer v.5.0

Cookies setting

Select the Preference menu from the Edit menu on the web browser and then select Cookies under the Receiving Files heading the preference settings window. Make sure that the Never ask is selected in the item When receiving cookies.

ActiveScript setting

Select the Preference menu from the Edit menu on the web browser and then select Web Content under the Web Browser heading the preference settings window. Make sure that the Enable scripting is checked in the Active Content column.

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Contents Model No. POA-PN10 PJ-Net OrganizerFederal Communication Commission Notice CompliancesTrademark Use of this manual Expression/AbbreviationContents Use of Serial Port Power on FeaturesWeb Management function Mail Alert functionMulti-control function Automatic On/Off using Timer functionControl port ready for external equipment via network Operating Environment Installation Check package p.11 Installation p.12-14 Installation Flow of installationName and function of each part Coin etc MountingConnection of LAN cable Confirmation of network menu activity Confirmation of network setting menu NetworkTurn on the projector and display the menu on the screen Procedure of Connecting the projector to the network Network configurationSelection of network menu Network Configure the network with the projectorRestart the Network Unit How to enter the numbersConfigure the network with the computer Completing of installation Windows 98/95/Me Configure the network of computerWindows 2000/NT4.0 Windows XP Macintosh Installation Basic Setting and Operation Login or logout the setting page of the projector Basic Setting and OperationLogin Enter the IP addressDisplay of main setting Language Setting Initial SettingsLogout Password Setting Date/Time SettingTemperature unit setting Name the projector Configure the networkAdministrator Address Mail SettingSmtp Server*1 Registering and delet Ing E-mail addressesExamples Type and contents of alert mail When the life span of lamp is reached When the internal power circuit is failedWhen the lamp use time reaches preselect lamp use time Controlling the Projector Controlling the Projector Power on/off the projector Check the status of projector Input Control the projectorPC Adjustment System Adjustment Image Adjustment Sound Adjustment Screen AdjustmentSetting Setting items and their operations are listed below Select a day or date How to set the TimerSelect time Select an event on or OFFGetting the current time Cancel the timerService Adjust and set the controls Save Actual AdjustmentDisplay the current setting information Name the current settingTo load the control set Control the projectors menuControlling the Projector Controlling the Multi-Projectors Register IP address and projector name Controlling the Multi-Projectors Multi-ControlAdd all of listed projectors into multi-control Exclude/Add the projectors from/into the multi-controlDelete from the multi-control list Control multi-projectors at the same time Load and apply the setting valueStatus Selection of another projector Use of Serial Port Use of Serial Port Serial port settingSerial controller Example Control ExamplesSerial Controller Control Use of TelnetWhen the word Hello is replied, login has been successful Control the projector with Telnet Command list tableAppendixA Connection examples Web browser setting Technical dataPeer-To-Peer connection Examples of ConnectionTheater Gateway Router installed in the networkCookies enable Web browser settingActive Script/JavaScript enable Proxy settingInternet Explorer Cookies setting Setting examples OS/BrowsersActiveScript setting Windows 95/98Proxy setting JavaScript Setting Netscape Navigator Cookies settingProxy setting Mac OS Proxy setting Netscape Navigator Cookies setting Proxy setting Applicable projector model list Product specificationLAN port specification Port SpecificationSerial port specification HDB 15-pin connector VGA Computer Input port specificationAppendix FAQ FAQ How can I restrict access from the computer Password/Login What should I do when I forget the password? English You can register up to 10 addresses Can I update the firmware of the Network Unit Why am I not receiving E-mail alert messages?What are the rules for IP address assignment? What is the MAC address assigned to the Network Unit?English Part No.610 306 1474 1AA6P1P3990-- Idlb

POA-PN10 specifications

The Sanyo POA-PN10 is a premium replacement lamp designed for select Sanyo projectors, particularly the PLC-XF47, PLC-XF48, and PLC-XF70 models. This high-quality lamp is engineered specifically to maintain the performance of these projectors, ensuring that users can enjoy vibrant and clear visuals in various lighting conditions.

One of the primary features of the Sanyo POA-PN10 is its high brightness output, measured at approximately 4000 ANSI lumens. This impressive figure allows the projector to deliver bright images, making it suitable for both small and large venues, including classrooms, conference rooms, and auditoriums. Coupled with a contrast ratio of up to 2000:1, users can expect deep blacks and vivid colors that enhance the overall viewing experience.

The POA-PN10 lamp utilizes high-pressure mercury technology to produce its luminous output. This technology is known for its energy efficiency and extended lifespan, typically lasting between 2000 to 3000 hours, depending on usage and operating conditions. Users can extend the life of the lamp by utilizing eco-mode settings, which reduce power consumption and heat generation.

In addition to brightness and efficiency, the Sanyo POA-PN10 is designed for easy installation and replacement. With a user-friendly design, it allows users to quickly swap out the old lamp with minimal disruption, ensuring that presentations and meetings can continue smoothly without extended downtime.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Sanyo POA-PN10 is its high-quality construction. It is designed to meet strict performance standards, minimizing the risk of failure during critical presentations. Additionally, the lamp is rigorously tested for compatibility with Sanyo projectors, assuring users of optimal performance and reliability.

In summary, the Sanyo POA-PN10 stands out as an essential component for enhancing the capabilities of Sanyo projectors. With its high brightness output, energy-efficient design, and ease of use, it caters to the needs of both professional environments and educational settings. Users can expect longevity and quality, making this lamp a worthwhile investment for organizations looking to achieve superior visual presentations.
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