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Index

AC socket

15

Adjusting the Lens

22

Adjustment buttons

32

Adjustment feet

21

Air filter

53

Anti-Theft

48

Aspect ratio

40

AUDIO INPUT terminal

16

Auto Power off

46

Auto Sync (Auto Sync adjustment)

39

AUTO SYNC button

39

AV MUTE button

27

BACK button

12

Background

45

Batteries

13

Blue

36

BORDER

40

Bright

36

Carrying case

51

Ceiling-mount setup

25

Clock

38

CLR Temp (Color Temperature)

36

Color

36

Computer Image Adjustment

38

Contrast

36

DIN-D-sub RS-232C adaptor

20

DOT BY DOT

40

Eco Mode

45

ENLARGE buttons

42

ENTER button

35

Exhaust vent

52

Fine Sync

38

Focus ring

22

Foot release

21

FORWARD button

12

FREEZE button

42

Gamma

37

H-Pos

38

INPUT 1 terminal

16

INPUT 1 – 3 modes

27

INPUT 2 terminal

18

INPUT 3 terminal

18

INPUT button

27

Intake vent

52

Kensington Security Standard connector

11

Keylock

43

KEYSTONE button

29

Keystone correction

29

Lamp

57

Lamp indicator

55

Lamp Timer (Life)

44

Language (on-screen display language)

28

Lens cap

10

Memory

37

MENU button

32

Menu Color

46

Menu Position

46

NORMAL

40

ON button

26

Optional accessories

14

Options

44

OSD Display

45

Password

47

PDF

9

Phase

38

Picture Adjustment

36

Power cord

15

Power indicator

26

PRJ mode (Reversing/Inverting Projected Images) ....

50

Red

36

Remote control

12

Remote control sensor

13

Replacing the lamp

57

RESIZE button

40

RGB cable

16

RS-232C terminal

20

Sharp

36

Signal Info

39

Signal Type

37

Special Modes

38

sRGB

37

STANDBY button

28

STRETCH

40

Supplied accessories

14

Temperature warning indicator

55

Tint

36

UNDO button

29

Video System

45

Volume buttons

27

V-Pos

38

Zoom knob

22

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Contents PG-A20X Model No. PG-A20X Serial No Special Note for Users in the U.K 03.4.23, 954 AM Introduction Product Disposal When Attaching the Quick Guide LabelLight and Compact Design Outstanding FeaturesContents Appendix Accessories CleaningPower Sources Power-Cord ProtectionReplacement Parts Damage Requiring ServiceSafety Check Wall or Ceiling MountingUsing the projector in other countries Avoid locations with extremes of temperatureTemperature monitor function Rest your eyes occasionallyFor other operating systems For other languages To install Acrobat Reader from the CD-ROMFor Windows For MacintoshProjector Front and Top View Part NamesProjector Rear View Using the Kensington LockFORWARD/BACK buttons Remote Control Front ViewWhen using the remote control Using the Remote ControlUsable Range Inserting the BatteriesSupplied accessories AccessoriesOptional accessories Before Connecting Connecting the Projector to Other DevicesConnecting the Power Cord This projector can be connected toFerrite core Connecting to a Computer Using the RGB CablePlug and Play function when connecting to a 15-pin terminal Connecting to Video Equipment Cable Connecting to Component Video Equip- mentControlling the Projector Using a Computer Using the Adjustment Feet SetupRear adjustment foot on the bottom Foot release Projector as well Front adjustment feetFocus ring Zoom knob Adjusting the LensStandard Setup Front Projection Setting up the ScreenStretch Mode Normal ModeScreen Size and Projection Distance Projection from behind the Screen Projecting a Reversed/Inverted ImagePlug the power cord into the wall outlet Basic ProcedurePress on the projector or on the remote control Image ProjectionControl to adjust the volume Press , or on the remote control to select the IN- PUT modePress On the remoteSelecting the On-screen Display Language Turning the Power offKeystone Correction Correcting Trapezoidal Distortion Press , , \ and to adjust the Keystone correctionCorrecting Trapezoidal Distortion Keystone buttonMain menu Sub menu Menu ItemsMain menu Input 2 / 3 ModeAdjustments Using the Menu ScreenMenu Selections Press \or to display the otherPress \ or to adjust the item selected Press or to select the item you want to adjustPress \or to display the other menu screens SettingsButton Menu button \, buttons Menu iconsSub menu Adjusting the Image Picture AdjustmentCLR Temp Adjusting Color Temperature Signal Type Signal Type Setting SRGB sRGB SettingMemory Storing and Selecting Adjustment Settings Gamma Gamma CorrectionAdjusting the Computer Special Modes Special Image Computer Image AdjustmentExample Fine Sync menu screen for Input 1 mode Mode SettingsSignal Info Checking the Input Signal Auto Sync Auto Sync Adjust- mentAuto Sync button Switching the Picture Dis- play Mode Picture Display ModeButton Resize button Functions Still and Zoom Image Press to cancel the operationButton Buttons EnlargeTaking the Keylock off Locking the Operation But- tonsHold down on the projector for about 3 seconds Lamp Timer Life Check Using the Options MenuKeystone Setting the Key- stone Correction Mode Description of Keystone Correction ModeOSD Display Setting On- screen Display Video System SettingEco Mode Setting the Eco Mode Video SystemPower Off Function Auto Power Off AutoMenu Position Selecting Menu Screen PositionIf You Forget Your Pass- word Password Setting a Pass- wordAnti-TheftSetting the Anti-Theft Easy to Use Functions Reversing/Inverting Projected Images Setting the Projection ModeCarrying the Projector How to Use Carrying CaseLens cap Cleaning the projector MaintenanceCleaning the lens Cleaning the exhaust and intake ventsReplacing the Air Filter Cleaning and Replacing the Air FilterTab User service screw Clean the air filterReplace the air filter Replace the filter/lamp unit coverAbout the lamp indicator Maintenance IndicatorsAbout the temperature warning indicator Maintenance Indicators Lamp Regarding the LampReplacing the Lamp Standby button AC socket User Service Screw Tab Removing and Installing the Lamp UnitChange the air filter Connect the power cord Resetting the Lamp TimerReset the lamp timer Remove the lamp unitRGB Input Component Input Connecting Pin AssignmentsCommands RS-232C Specifications and Command SettingsPC control Communication conditionsComputer Computer Compatibility Chart16-20 TroubleshootingTroubleshooting For Sharp Assistance NTSC3.58/NTSC4.43/PAL/PAL-M/PAL-N/PAL-60/SECAM SpecificationsUnits inches mm DimensionsAnti-Theft GlossaryBorder IndexSharp Corporation

PG-A20X specifications

The Sharp PG-A20X projector is a compact and versatile projection solution designed for both business and educational environments. Known for its high-quality performance, the PG-A20X integrates advanced technologies that deliver sharp images and vibrant colors, making it ideal for presentations, lectures, and multimedia content.

One of the standout features of the Sharp PG-A20X is its impressive brightness, rated at 2000 lumens. This brightness ensures clear visibility even in well-lit rooms, allowing users to present effectively without dimming the surroundings. The projector also utilizes a high contrast ratio, typically around 2000:1, which enhances the depth and detail of images, providing a more engaging viewing experience.

The PG-A20X employs DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology, renowned for its reliability and picture quality. DLP projectors typically offer superior color accuracy and smooth motion, making the PG-A20X suitable for displaying video content as well as static images. In addition to vibrant colors, the unit’s sharpness and clarity are crucial for text-heavy presentation slides, ensuring that every detail is easily legible.

Portability is another key characteristic of the PG-A20X. Weighing around 3 kg, it is lightweight and easy to transport, making it an ideal choice for professionals who frequently move between locations. Its compact design also allows for straightforward setup in various environments, from classrooms to conference rooms.

Connectivity options are extensive, featuring HDMI, VGA, and audio input, which accommodate a wide range of devices, from laptops to DVD players. The projector also supports various formats, ensuring compatibility with different media. The integrated speaker, while small, adds convenience for presentations that do not require elaborate sound setups.

Furthermore, the Sharp PG-A20X boasts a long lamp life, often exceeding 3000 hours in standard mode. This longevity not only reduces the total cost of ownership but also minimizes maintenance frequency, allowing users to focus more on their presentations rather than on equipment upkeep.

In summary, the Sharp PG-A20X projector is characterized by its high brightness, DLP technology, portability, versatile connectivity, and long lamp life. These features make it a reliable choice for anyone looking to deliver impactful presentations in a variety of settings. Whether in the boardroom or the classroom, the PG-A20X stands out as a trusted companion for effective communication.