Apple 9000 manual Connecting a Computer Using a Vesa cable, Connecting a Computer using BNC cables

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Connecting a Computer Using a VESA cable

The supplied VESA cable connects to the High Density 15-pin connector (HD 15) on the projector. This input is designated Computer 2.

1Plug one end of the VESA cable into the video connector on your computer. Plug the other end into the HD 15 connector on the projector.

2If you want audio with your presentation, plug the supplied audio cable into the audio connector on your computer. Plug the other end into the connectors on the projector above the HD 15 connector.

audio cable

VESA cable

FIGURE 11

Connecting the a computer with the VESA cable

Connecting a Computer using BNC cables

This input is designated Computer 1.

Connect the BNC cables to the appropriate connectors on the pro- jector (Figure 8 on page 10) and on your computer. See “Connec- tion Pin Assignments” on page 55 for more information.

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Contents Page FCC Warning DOC Canada Safety CertificationsEN 55022 Warning TrademarksDeclaration of Conformity Page Table of Contents Maintenance and Troubleshooting AppendixIndex Power Source Safety SummaryPower Cord Do Not Look Into The LensLamp GroundingLamp Compartment Hot SurfacesIntroduction Image ResolutionCompatibility Unpacking the ProjectorT r o d u c t i o n Side view of projector Warranty Usage GuidelinesIf You Need Assistance Distance to screen Setting UP the ProjectorDiagonal Maximum Minimum Image WidthT t i n g O j e c t o r Lowest image projection angle Upper lens Distance from lens center to lower edge of screen H DiagonalEquipment you want to connect Source Video Audio Projector has the following audio/video inputsAudio cable CablePro Lite cable Connecting the CablePro Lite computer cable to a Macintosh Connecting a Computer using BNC cables Connecting a Computer Using a Vesa cableConnecting a Video Player Connecting an External Speaker Connecting the Remote Control Cable Connecting a Computer with an RS-232 CablePowering up the Projector and Adjusting the Image Turning Off the Projector Page Basic Image Adjustment Using the ProjectorAdjusting the Projector Using the Remote Control Using the Remote and Keypad Buttons Freeze Computer 1, 2Help LightPower ScribbleVideo 1 Volume Using the On-Screen MenusOn-screen menu status bar Brightness Display Menu FunctionsContrast TintReset All Color TemperatureBlank Screen ColorBalance Audio Menu FunctionsFade TrebleBass Image Menu Functions Auto ImageAuto Resize Manual Tracking Manual SyncHoriz. Position Vert. PositionControls Menu Functions Video StandardStandby TIme Language Default SourceCeiling Rear ProjectionMaintenance and Troubleshooting Cleaning the LensCleaning the Fan Intake Filter I n t e n a n c e Troubleshooting Replacing the Projection Lamp Removing the lamp module Using the Kensington Lock Replacing the Batteries in the Remote ControlProblem Color or text not being projected Problem The screen resolution is not rightProblem Image isn’t centered on the screen Problem Image is too wide or narrow for screen Problem Only the start-up screen displaysProblem Image and menus are reversed left to right Problem Image is out of focusProblem Image and menus are upside down Problem No soundProblem Lamp seems to be getting dimmer Problem Lamp shuts offProblem Remote not operating correctly I n t e n a n c e Troubleshooting Appendix SpecificationsAudio Output Audio InputAccessories Standard Accessories ship with the projectorOptional Accessories Executive Remote Control Executive Remote IR Receiver Key command to Computer Activate port De-activate port Portable and Laptop Activation ChartFN-F8 CRT/LCD FN-D NCR FN-F6 Using SimulScan Using Video Mirroring with a PowerBook ComputerProjected Image Size for Optional Lenses Diagonal Distance to screenImage Width Long Throw Short Throw RS-232 Connection Pin AssignmentsWired remote Communication configuration RS232 Terminal SpecificationsSetting Value Command formatSupported commands Function Command Range Function Command ResponseRST Page Index D e Page D e Limited Warranty Part Number