Sim2 Multimedia SVD 500 PLUS Index, General Information, User Remote Control RC, Installation

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SVP 450 PLUS - SVD 500 PLUS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

INDEX

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WARNINGS

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1.1

Safety and Regulations

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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2.1

Projector identification

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2.2

Power cabling

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2.3

Servicing

 

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2.4

Spare parts

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2.5

Cleaning the projector

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2.6

Packing the projector

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2.7

Room lighting

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2.8

Back panel

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2.9

Cathode-ray tube phosphor burning

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USER REMOTE CONTROL RC 3100

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3.1

Batteries

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3.2

RC 3100 User Remote Control

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3.3

Projector Power On

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3.4

Language menu

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3.5

Input selection

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Picture adjustment

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Screen format selection

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3.8

VCR button (Sync filter)

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3.9

Info

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3.10

Muting video button

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3.11

Normalised button

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3.12

UPC button

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3.13

Freeze button

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Video Menu

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Blanking

 

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White menu

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3.17

UPC converter

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3.18

Storing

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Installation menu

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How to enter the INSTALLATION MODE

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INSTALLATION

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4.1

Installation procedure

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4.2

Removing the cover

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4.2.1

Removing the top cover

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4.2.2

Removing the front panel

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4.3

Installation types

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Installation choice

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4.3.2

Desktop front projection

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4.3.3

Desktop rear projection

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4.3.4

Ceiling front projection

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Ceiling rear projection

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4.4

Projection angle measurement

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4.5

Spacers

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4.5.1

Spacer changing

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4.5.2

Spacer table

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Projector centering

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4.7

Optical and electrical adjustments

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4.8

Lens focus adjustment

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4.9

Mechanical centering of the tubes

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Magnet adjustments

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4.11

Setting of deflections connectors

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4.12

Convergence adjustment

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Contents Video Projector Index User Remote Control RCInstallation General InformationComplete Function RC 3000 Remote Control .......... Electric Shock Hazard Do not Open Projector Identification Mains PowerSafety and Regulations General InformationSpare parts Power cablingServicing Servicing must be carried out by qualified techniciansRoom lighting Cleaning the projectorPacking the Projector Back panelFollowing Functions are on the Panel Power switchCathode-ray tube phosphor burning Led pilot light. Red = STAND-BY, Green = onUser Remote Control RC Exit Enter VCR Memo UPC Mute InfoPicture adjustment RC 3100 User Remote ControlProjector Power On BatteriesInfo Screen format selectionVCR button Sync filter NORMAL, SMALL, 16/9, Letter BOX, CinemaUPC button Muting video buttonNormalised button Freeze buttonBlanking White menuMenu operates only if the UPC converter is Switched onUPC converter Storing Installation menu How to enter the installation modeInstallation choice Installation Installation ProcedureInstallation Types Removing the cover Removing the top coverFront Projection Desk-top front projectionDesktop rear projection Desktop Rear ProjectionCeiling front projection MuroSpacers Ceiling rear projectionProjection angle measurement Ceiling Front ProjectionCRT Lens Spacers changing Spacers tableFront view of the CRT 180 120150 200Blue Green RED Optical and electrical adjustmentsProjector centering 100 120 150 180 300Mechanical centering of the tubes Lens focus adjustment10Magnet adjustment Remote control Setting of deflection connectorsConvergence adjustment Vertical Deflection HorizontalComplete Function RC3000 Remote Control Complete function RC3000 remote controlHow the RC 3000 remote control works Video setupTo setup the GAMMAADJ., you must enter installation mode Window Cross Hair Colour Bars Test patternWhite Cross Hatch Dots Pattern White balance Memory managerHorizontal and vertical frequencies How to insert a labelHow to change an aspect ratio flag First of all, you must enter the memory managerCopy How to store a new input signalLoad This function allows you to delete a memory bank MoveDelete Options menu Installation typesTo select the type of installation To change the displaying timeDeflection Fine picture adjustmentsFirst of all you must enetr the installation mode Deflection centreDeflection pincushion bottom Deflection dimensionsDeflection pincushion top Keystone correctionConvergence sizes Convergence skew Central convergenceConvergence linearity Convergence bowScreen quarters corrections Convergence bordersConvergence pincushion Screen corners corrections How to reset the adjustmentsHow to store the convergence adjustments Technical Specifications Display Performances Mechanical Data Supplied AccessoryElectrical Data Meaning TroubleshootingProblem Causes Remedy Anweisungen AUF Deutsch 13.1Hinweis gemäß behördlicher VorschriftenCod

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