Dukane 28A8711 Connecting to a DVD Player, Connecting to a VCR, Connecting to a Display Monitor

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CONNECTING YOUR DEVICES (continued)

Connecting to a DVD Player

							REMOTE
							CONTROL
	DVI				CR/PR Ca/Pa		Y COMPONENT VIIDEO
					A A A
RGB		RGB OUT		CONTROL	B B B			C
					R-AUDIO IN-L		VIDEO IN	S-VIDEO IN
R/CR/PR	G/Y	B/Ca/Pa	H	V	1	2
		BNC				AUDIO IN	AUDIO OUT	USB
	A			B		C

Connecting to a VCR

							REMOTE
							CONTROL
	DVI				CR/PR Ca/Pa		Y COMPONENT VIIDEO
RGB		RGB OUT		CONTROL	A A A			B
					R-AUDIO IN-L		VIDEO IN	S-VIDEO IN
R/CR/PR	G/Y	B/Ca/Pa	H	V	1	2
		BNC				AUDIO IN	AUDIO OUT	USB

AB

VIDEOCOMPONENTcable		AUDIO/VIDEOcable		S-VIDEO cable
				If using a S-video
	COMPONENT OUT		AUDIO/VIDEO OUT	connection
				S-VIDEO OUT
If using a component			If using an audio/video
video connection			connection

AUDIO/VIDEO cable

AUDIO/VIDEO OUT

S-VIDEO cable

If using a S-video connection

S-VIDEO OUT

VCR

DVD player

Connecting to a Display Monitor

DVI

A

RGB

RGB OUT

R/CR/PR G/Y B/Ca/Pa H

BNC

			REMOTE
			CONTROL
	CR/PR	Ca/Pa	Y COMPONENT VIIDEO
	CONTROL
	R-AUDIO IN-L		VIDEO IN	S-VIDEO IN
V	1	2
	AUDIO IN		AUDIO OUT	USB
	A
	RGB cable	RGB
		IN

Display monitor

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Contents

Model 28A8711 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Contents Projector Features Power cordControl AdapterOnly use the power cord that came with the projector Devices you will be using to the projectorPart Names Remote Control Setting UP the Projector Adjusting the Projectors Elevator FeetPress and hold in the elevator Buttons Turn the elevator screw to fine tuneAdjusting the Screen Size and Projection Distance Screen Connecting Your Devices Ports and Cables Function Projector Port Connection CablesConnecting Your Devices Connecting to a ComputerBNC Input DVI Input A a aConnecting to a Display Monitor Connecting to a DVD PlayerConnecting to a VCR Using the Remote Control Putting batteries into the remote control unitRemove the battery cover Close the battery coverMeters with a 40-degree range Operating the remote controlRemote control in an area free from obstacles Turning on the Power Selecting an Input Signal Turning OFF the Power Adjusting the Volume Press the Volume buttonUse the lever switch / to adjust the volume Temporarily Muting the SoundPress the Position button Adjusting the PositionUse the , , , buttons to adjust the position Using the Automatic Adjustment Feature Automatic Adjustment for RGB InputAutomatic Adjustment for Video Input Press the Auto buttonCorrecting Keystone Distortions Press the Keystone buttonAs illustrated on the right, a dialog will appear On the screen to aid you in correcting the distortionUsing the Magnify Feature Freezing the ScreenAdjusting Screen with ONE-TOUCH Was begun When BNC RGB is selectedPress the ONE Touch button You can activate the following functions just bySelecting the Aspect Ratio Temporarily Blanking the ScreenPress the Aspect button Press the Blank buttonPress the Menu button Using the Menu FunctionsUse the lever switch To adjust the level Available Functions Remote Control Operation Operating the PC ScreenDo not use the projector with the lamp cover removed High Voltage High Temperature High PressureLamp Replacing the lamp PushAIR Filter Caring for the air filterReplacing the air filter Caring for the cabinet and remote control transmitter Other CareCaring for the inside of the projector Caring for the lensPage For Technical see the end of this manual Multifunctional Settings Use the lever switchMain Menu Main MenuPICTURE-1 Menu PICTURE-2 MenuPICTURE-1 Menu PICTURE-2 MenuInput Menu Input MenuAuto Menu Auto MenuScreen Menu Screen MenuOption Menu Wireless MenuOption Menu Related Messages Regarding the Indicator Lamps Power Lamp TempPhenomena That May Easily Be Mistaken for Machine Defects Vol.2-2Vol.2-3 Vol.2-7Specifications Dimension DiagramSpecification Unit mmWarranty and AFTER-SERVICE Sub 15-pin Shrink Signal Connector PIN AssignmentRGB in 1/2 Example of Computer Signal Resolution FH kHz FV Hz Rating Signal mode Display modeInitial SET Signals Connection to the Mouse Control ADB MouseUSB Mouse PS/2 MouseCommand data Consist of header 7 bytes + command data 6 bytesRS-232C Communication ProtocolRequesting projector status Get command Changing the projector settings Set commandUsing the projector default settings Reset Command Increasing the projector setting value Increment commandCommand data chart C4 D3Be EF BA D2 Be EF AD D0 Be EF CB D0 Legal Information Audio Visual Products