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Ask Proxima 9100 The Input Source menu, Use This, To Do This, Option, Source Select, Source Mode

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The Input Source menu

The Input Source menu

Menus

Tools

Cyclops

Input Source

Image

Audio

Projector

Preferences

Advanced

Source Select

Computer

Video 1

S-Video 1

Video 2

S-Video 2

MediaExpress

SourceMode
Cancel	Select
EWS1 (140 MHz)
1280 x 1024 81.97 KHz 76 HZ
EWS2 (130 MHz)
1280 x 1024 81.25 KHz 76 Hz
EWS3 (135 MHz)
1280 x 1024 80 KHz 76 Hz
Current Mode:

Input Measurements

VSync: 0.00 Hz

HSync: 0.00 KHz

Lines: 0 Sense: HHHH

Figure 3-4, The Input source menu

USE THIS	...TO DO THIS:
OPTION...


Source Select	Select the input source:
	• Computer
	• Video 1
	• S-Video 1
	• Video 2
	• S-Video 2
	• MediaExpress (optional)

Source Mode	Select from a list of video or computer standards:
	• NTSC
	• PAL
	• SECAM
	• Computer compatibility

Input	View projector readings for the selected input source:
Measurements	• VSync (vertical sync frequency)
	• HSync (horizontal sync frequency)
	• Lines (number of h-sync pulses per v-sync)
	• Sense (monitor input sense line levels)

3-4Chapter Three

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Ask Proxima 9100 manual The Input Source menu, Use This, To Do This, Option, Source Select, Source Mode, Measurements

Contents

USER’S GUIDE Multimedia LCD ProjectorNot actual front cover LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES WARRANTYFCC STATEMENT TRADEMARKS, PATENTS, AND COPYRIGHTSFigure i-1 The Proxima Desktop Projector 9100 in use Introducing the DP9100i-2 Introduction CYCLOPS INTERACTIVE POINTER SYSTEMINTRODUCING THE MEDIAEXPRESS SYSTEM Figure i-2, Items included with the Desktop Projector WHAT’S IN THE BOX?Introducing the DP9100 Also included but not shownQUICK START Step 1 Setting up the projector i-6 Introduction Figure i-5, Pressing the lever to release the flip mirrorIntroducing the DP9100 your fingersFigure i-6, Flipping the mirror to a 45-degree angle Figure i-7, Connecting the projector to your computer Step 2 Connecting the computerMonitor Adapter if needed Monitor Cable Proxima Cable To COMPUTER IN PortStep 4 Turning on the projector Step 3 Connecting video and audioFUNCTION THE CYCLOPS REMOTE CONTROL AND CONTROL PANELKEYFUNCTION Chapter Setting up your projectorOPENING THE PROJECTOR Setting Up Your ProjectorParallel to the floor Top View Perpendicular to the projection screen Side ViewProjection Screen Figure 1-2, Top view and side view of the projectorFigure 1-5, The flip mirror release lever Figure 1-4, The arm pops upMoving the projector Closing the projectorSETUP Setting Up Your ProjectorWEROP VIEW-OT-FITTURNING ON THE PROJECTOR Take a moment to review the projector’s connector panel CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR TO YOUR COMPUTERPORT CONNECTS TO13C3 to LCD Connector Cable C801-6 VGA to LCD Connector Cable C800-6 Figure 1-12, Projector’s video output connectors Projecting without an attached monitorFigure 1-11, The projector’s COMPUTER IN connector PROJECTOR Figure 1-13, PC video out connection to projector Macintosh computersProxima Mac to LCD DP9100VGA OUT AdapterFigure 1-16, Notebook connections Notebook computersPROJECTOR 13C3 Video Connections except Silicon Graphics workstations WorkstationsFigure 1-18, Silicon Graphics workstation connections Silicon Graphics 13C3 Video ConnectionsMonitor Cable SGI to LCD Adapter WORKSTATION Proxima SGI Cable R G B H V DEC 3C3 Video ConnectionsBNC Video Connections Figure 1-21, BNC to LCD Connector cable Connecting the Cyclops interactive pointer systemConnecting the MediaExpress system Connecting video from a VCR CONNECTING VIDEO AND AUDIO TO THE PROJECTORConnecting a microphone Connecting video from S-Video sourcesConnecting audio from the computer Mini-jack to RCA Cable Adapter Connecting external speakersFigure 1-24, Connecting external speakers Connecting an external stereo system Figure 1-26, Allow sufficient air flow IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONSFigure 1-27, The key Turning the lamp on and offFigure 1-28, The overtemp indicator light Figure 1-29, Rotating the focus ring ADJUSTING THE IMAGE Raising or lowering the imageFocusing the image DISTANCE FROM SCREEN DIAGONAL IMAGE SIZE Correcting keystoningImage size Chapter Using your projectorUSING THE CYCLOPS REMOTE CONTROL AND CONTROL PANEL Volume Setup keySource key Prog 1 and Prog 2 keysLamp on/off MenuArrow keys control panel only Fit-To-View/ MediaExpressLamp indicator light Overtemp indicator lightSWITCHING BETWEEN INPUT SOURCES USING THE MENUSReverting to the factory defaults Saving your settingsADJUSTING THE IMAGE Adjusting the brightnessAdjusting the color tint and saturation Adjusting the contrastAdjusting image position Correcting shimmering or streaksADJUSTING THE AUDIO Switching to rear projection modeDisplaying and hiding the volume indicator Adjusting the volumeAdjusting the volume of the microphone Adjusting fade and balanceSwitching between stereo and monaural mode ADJUSTING REMOTE MOUSE TRACKINGBUTTON FUNCTION To open the color palette Projecting transparencies Setting the timer for audience intermissionUsing the Fit-To-View feature to zoom, reduce and pan images Programming the Cyclops remote control ADVANCED FEATURESCyclops F/X Saving a user profilePROJECTOR MENUS The Main menu Menus and keysChapter MENUUSE THIS The Tools menuTO DO THIS OPTIONUSE THIS The Cyclops menuTO DO THIS OPTIONUSE THIS The Input Source menuTO DO THIS OPTIONsource The Image menu computer or MediaExpress inputUSE THIS TO DO THISUSE THIS The Image menu video or S-Video input sourceTO DO THIS OPTIONUSE THIS The Audio menuTO DO THIS OPTIONUSE THIS The Projector menuTO DO THIS OPTIONUSE THIS The Preferences menuTO DO THIS OPTIONUSE THIS The Advanced menuTO DO THIS OPTIONChapter Cyclops F/XWindows users INSTALLING CYCLOPS F/XSTARTING CYCLOPS F/X ASSIGNMENTS AREA CUSTOMIZING EFFECTS Figure 4-3, Cyclops interactive pointer screen USING THE CYCLOPS INTERACTIVE POINTER SYSTEMClick on the Edit Navigation Bar button. The following screen appears SEE-IT/SHOW-IT FREEZE THE PRESENTATION EFFECTS STARTING AN EFFECTNext/Previous advances to the next or previous slide Effects menu MENU COMMANDS File menuMENU ITEM FUNCTION Options menuCLEANING THE LENS AND MIRROR MaintenanceCLEANING THE PROJECTION WINDOW Chapter4 Repeat if necessary Figure 5-2, Sliding the rear panel off of the projector REPLACING THE LAMPRemoving the old lamp Installing the new lamp Accessing the top filter CLEANING/CHANGING AIR FILTERSFigure 5-5, The three left-top retaining screws The filter is located on the inside of the top left cover see FigureFigure 5-6, Lifting the top left cover out Figure 5-7, The top cover filterAccessing the right filters 5-8 Chapter Five Figure 5-9, The three top cover screwsFigure 5-11, The two right side filters Figure 5-10, The screws at the top of the right side panelFigure 5-12, Installing batteries in the remote control REPLACING THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROLTEMPERATURE EXTREMES TROUBLESHOOTING CHART TroubleshootingPROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS PROBLEMThe default resolution for all LIKELY CAUSELines 1057 Sense HLHL DP9100 PARAMETER ADJUSTMENTSInput Measurements V Sync 72.00 Hz H Sync 78.00 KHz Adjusting Sync Adjusting Contrast and BrightnessAdjusting the Dot Clock Adjusting the Horizontal PositionADJUSTING YOUR DISPLAY Horizontal Double Image Adjusting the Vertical PositionAdjusting the VCO Gain Half-Normal Height Display Faint, Vertical Lines of Distortion Vertical Double ImageDark, Vertical Lines of Distortion Figure 6-4, Adjusting the vertical positionUNKNOWN/UNRECOGNIZED VIDEO SOURCE Noise, Flickering Pixels, or DistortionDark Lines in Fit-to-View Mode Only Dark Lines in Normal Mode OnlyLines 1057 Sense HLHL COMPATIBILITY LISTInput Measurements V Sync 72.00 Hz H Sync 78.00 KHz Denotes interlaced models ResolutionLabel ManufacturerTroubleshooting ResolutionLabel ManufacturerRETURNS WHERE TO GET HELPClick Customer Service U.S.A. and CanadaAppendix A DP9100 SPECIFICATIONSREPLACEMENT PARTS Accessories and Replacement PartsAppendix B PARTPART NUMBER ACCESSORIESPART Sense Lines CONFIGURING THE DESKTOP PROJECTORAppendix C WHAT ARE SENSE LINES?MACINTOSH DISPLAYS IDENTIFYING SENSE LINE SETTINGSSense line settings for popular video cards Index Page