Configuring the Transmitter
Configuring the Transmitter
One of the key features of the ProjectionLink system is that it allows you to use many different input devices with most Prox- ima projectors. But before you begin using the system, you’ll need to set up the transmitter to match the projector you will be using. Again, we recommend you set up the transmitter and receiver with the appropriate cables prior to making your final installation. This will allow you to make any fine tuning adjustments more easily.
Use the tables in “Appendix C:
For typical applications,
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POWER 9VAC, 1A
Projection Link MODEL NO.
Proxima Corporation
9440 Carroll Park Drive San Diego, Ca
MN8, a trade mark of INT LABS, Inc. Made in USA
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