Proxima ASA 4100/4200 manual Screen Size Diagonal, Projection Distance, Lamp

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Screen Size (Diagonal)	2.9 ft. (0.9m) to 25.5 ft. (7.8m)

Projection Distance	5 ft. (1.5m) to 30 ft. (9.1m) from screen

Lamp	270 watt metal Halide
	Replaceable lamp indicator light
	Lamp life 400 hours

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Contents Proxima Desktop Projector 4100/4200 User’s Guide Limitation of Warranties WarrantyFCC Statement Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights Contents Appendix B Appendix aIndex Your Proxima Desktop Projector 4100/4200 WHAT’S in the BOX? Desktop PCs Quick StartDesktop Macintosh Computers Special Configurations Connector Description Connector PanelKeyfunction Control PanelCyclops Options and AccessoriesWireless Audio MediaExpress SystemYour DP4100/4200 Setting Up the Desktop Projector 4100/4200Positioning the Projector Getting Started3Transporting the projector Transporting and Moving the Projector5Allow for proper air flow Projector Cooling and Airflow6The Connector Panel Connecting Computer Video Connecting Power to the ProjectorConnecting a PC 9VGA connections Computer Connecting Macintosh Computers12Laptop connections VGA Cable To Computer Port Connecting Notebook Computers13Computer 1 & 2 Audio ports Connecting Computer AudioConnecting AN S-VIDEO Source Connecting Composite Video16Audio Input ports Connecting NON-COMPUTER AudioConnecting a Microphone Connecting a Mouse to the AUX Port SerialConnecting Cyclops 20The Audio Out port Projector Audio OutTurning on the Projector and Lamp Using the Desktop Projector 4100/4200Focusing the Image Feet Meters from Image MIN. Diag MAX. Diag Image SizeControl Panel Keys Turning OFF the ProjectorKeysfunction PowerHide ArrowsSource Source VolumeSetup Setup Menu MenuSetting Purpose Available on 4Workgroup knob Workgroup ModeOver Temperature Control Panel IndicatorsIndicator Function Replace Lamp Using the Cyclops Remote ControlsPROG2 Cyclops Remote ControlKEY FunctionOperating the Projector Cyclops Quick RemoteKEY Function Using a Microsoft-Compatible Mouse Using the Control Panel and Cyclops Remote ControlsOperating Modes Graphical User Interface Using the Menus with the Control Panel or Cyclops RemoteMenu Selection Using a Mouse Using the Menus with the Cyclops Interactive Pointer SystemMain menu Using the Main MenuSelecting a Tool Using the LightBoard ToolMenu Actions WhiteBoard OverlayBlackBoard Toolbox Color palette Draw Tool BarButton Using the Cyclops MenuMenus Setting CalibrateInput Source Menu Setting the TimerChanging the Input Video Source Changing the Source ModeImage Menu Computer Source Adjust SubmenuVideo Source Fit-to-View Adjustment Function SourceNormal Video DP4100 onlyMenu Function Normal Adjustments SubmenuProjection Submenu Audio MenuMenu Item Setting Fine Adjustments SubmenuMuting Audio Using the Audio MenusSimulating Stereo While Using a Monaural Source Selecting Stereo AudioLanguage Displays menus in any of five languages Preferences MenuAdvanced Menu Saving Custom SettingsRecalling Custom User Settings 30Chapter Three Cyclops F/X Starting Cyclops F/X Installing Cyclops F/XWindows users 2Cyclops F/X special effects Assignments AreaButton Function Customizing Effects3Cyclops interactive pointer screen Using the Cyclops Interactive Pointer System4Edit Cyclops Navigation screen 5Edit Navigation Keys screen SEE-IT/SHOW-IT6Edit Freeze Key screen FreezePresentation Effects Starting AN Effect10Chapter Four Menu Item Function Menu CommandsFile menu Effects menuOptions menu Replacing the Lamp Maintenance2Removing the lamp screw Changing Remote Control Batteries Cleaning the LensChanging Batteries Cyclops Quick Remote Cleaning and Replacing the Noise FilterPull the noise filter out Where to GET Help TroubleshootingProjector Problem Likely Cause Possible SolutionsStreaks on monitor Smaller than screenNo image on MonitorImage from color Over-TemperatureRemote control Black and whiteOrdering Parts Returning Your Desktop Projector for RepairDP4100/4200 Specifications Projection Distance Screen Size DiagonalLamp Part Part Number Replacement PartsMediaExpress with Floppy Drive and Hard Drive Optional AccessoriesOption Model / Part Number MediaExpress with Floppy DriveIndex Source