Dukane 28A9017 user manual Specifications, Dimensions unit mm, Top, Bottom, Front, Side

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Specifications

Dimensions (unit: mm)

Top

360

L	D
7	298

Bottom

181	20
300	298
	A
6M (Depth 10mm)	67.5

	Attachment screw should be	Center of lens
	Attachment screw should be
2	more than 6mm but less than 10mm in length.

Front

115.9

65.4

Side

	56~	B
	15
267	20	292
267		292

L	D	A	B
8.2	92.5	38.2	36.2
11.0	79.2	41.0	39.0

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Contents Users Manual Model 28A9017D-ILA Multimedia Projector Audio Visual ProductsIMPORTANT INFORMATION SAFETY PRECAUTIONSNOTICE For USA FCC INFORMATION U.S.A. onlyDO NOT allow any unqualified person to install the unit Safety PrecautionPOWER CONNECTION United Kingdom only POWER CONNECTIONHow To Replace The Fuse Do not cut off the main plug from this equipmentCleaning the lens Using the screen mode switch functionAbout burning-in of the D-ILA device Viewing conditionsAccessories Contents Optional Accessories Adjustments and Settings Using MenusFront Side/ Top Surface/ Left Side Controls and Features2 AC Power Input Terminal 4 Foot Lever for front adjustable footRear Side/ Right Side/ Bottom Surface Controls and FeaturesBottom Surface q Connector Panel1 PC2 Input Terminal Connector Panel2 PC1 Input Terminal 3 PC3 Input TerminalControl Panel on the Projector Indicator Display on the Control PanelSTAND BY light on OPERATE light on2 OPERATE Indicator 1 STAND BY Indicator9 LAMP Indicator 4 VOLUME ª / · buttonst VOLUME button Remote Control Unitw PC button e H-KEYSTONE button1 Remote Control’s signal transmitter Controls and Featurest VOLUME ª / · button i PRESET buttonPrecautions for using batteries Loading Batteries into the Remote ControlBattery Life Battery LeakagePrecautions for Installation Installing the ProjectorInstallation Environment Precaution for UsageInstalling the Projector Installing the Projector against the ScreenMounting the Projector Precaution for ceiling-mountProjection Distance and Screen Size Installing the Projector Screen installation Relationship between projection distance and projection screen size Using as a wireless remote control unit Effective Range and Distance of the Remote Control Unit Using as a wired Remote Control When the remote control unit fails to work properlySignals that can be input into the projector Connecting to Various Devices Video signals Computer signals Allowable input signals Connecting to Various DevicesSignal HorPixelsConnecting to Various Devices Connecting to Devices Connecting to Video Devices Right side of projectorPersonal Computer connector cable supplied Connecting to Computersconnector Desktop type DOS/V, etc Desktop type DOS/V, PC-9800 etcConnection for controlling more than one projector Control from external deviceWhen using the projector Connecting the Power Cord suppliedCautions Against Fire and Electric Shock Removing the Lens CapBasic Operation Procedures Basic Operations1. Power On 1 The STAND BY indicator lights up when the power cord is connected Display using the direct buttons Basic Operations3. Adjusting the Zoom Ring the screen size for DLA 4. Adjusting the Focus Ring FocusPower Off Basic Operations5. Adjusting the Sound Volume To increase the volume press VOLUME ª 0 “Digital zoom” Display 1 Magnifying power displayFrequently used Convenient Functions Enlarging the ImageDisplaying a Still Picture Turning Off Image and SoundPress the HIDE button once Press the FREEZE buttonPress H-KEYSTONE / to adjust in the horizontal direction Press V-KEYSTONE / to adjust in the vertical directionRemoving the Trapezoidal Distortion of the Image “Vert. Keystone” DisplaySelecting the Screen Size Using the Quick Alignment function Screen size display Press the QUICK ALIGN. Quick Alignment buttonThe Menu Structure Adjustments and Settings Using MenusVideo Input selection Main menuWhen PC input is selected Adjustments and Settings Using MenusWhen no image signal is inputted Adjustments and Settings Using MenusPhase Submenumenus “Image adj.”, “Set up” Remote control unitThe Menu Operation Buttons Button4. Press the CURSOR buttons / to select an adjust- ment item The Procedure for Menu Operation5. Press the CURSOR buttons / to change the setting value 6. To EXIT after the adjustment, press the EXIT buttonThe Menu Configuration Adjustment and Setting Using Menus3 “Set up” menu When Video input is selected When PC input is selected6 “Logo” menu When there is no image signal inputted4 “Position” menu 5 “Decoder” menu8 “Capture start” “Signal can not be captured”9 “Options” menu q “Page 1”e “Information” menu When video input is selectedWhen no image signal is inputted 1. Project the images to be included in your logo Editing and Projecting Logo2. Press the MENU button 3. Select “Logo” with the CURSOR buttons / 1. Set the menu position as required Editing and projecting logo3. Select “Vert. move” with the CURSOR buttons / 4. Select “Horiz. size” with the CURSOR buttons / Replacing the Lamp The procedure for lamp replacementThe light source lamp and its lamp time About lamp replacement3. Remove the lamp unit Replacing the Lamp4. Insert the new lamp unit until it is fully in 5. Close the handle, and tighten the screwReplacing the Lamp Resetting the lamp timeCaution for reset work 2. Press the EXIT, HIDE, PRESET buttons on the remote1. Pull out the power cord from the wall outlet Cleaning and Replacing the Filter3. Clean the filter 4. Reinstalling the filterSymptom TroubleshootingPower is not sup With power on, theVideo image is Troubleshootingfuzzy Video image is abMessage What to do when these messages are displayedCause Contents What to do when these messages are displayed About warning indicators Warning IndicationPlease follow the procedures below Action to be taken upon warning indications20% ~ 80% no condensation SpecificationsDimensions unit mm Specifications Top BottomPin arrangement Signal name Y/C terminal RS-232C IN/OUT terminal2. Command Format 1. Communication Specifications RS-232C external control HeaderPower on 3. External control command tableSERVICE & REPAIR LEGAL INFORMATIONFIVE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Audio Visual Products Parts & Service676-2486 584-5156