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Ask Proxima 9100 manual The Preferences menu, Use This, To Do This, Option

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The Preferences menu

Menus

Tools

Cyclops

Input Source

Image

Audio

Projector

Preferences

Advanced

Colors

226K

Millions

Language

English

Deutsch

Francais

Español

Italiano

On-Screen

Display

Hide

Prog. Key1

Fit-to-View

LightBoard

Reverse

Clear

Freeze

Prog. Key2

Fit-toView

LightBoard

Reverse

Clear

Freeze

Figure 3-9, The Preferences menu

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

Colors	Sets the number of colors to use.

Language	Sets the default language for the menus.

On-screen	Displays or hides the slide bars for sync, volume, contrast, tint,
	horizontal position, and vertical position.

Prog 1	Sets an operation for the Prog 1 key on the remote control.
	Choose from the following options (described elsewhere in this
	guide):
	• Fit-to-View
	• LightBoard
	• Reverse
	•	Clear
	•	Freeze
	•	Colors
	• WhiteBoard
	• BlackBoard
	•	Host
	•	Title screen

Prog 2	Sets an operation for the Prog 2 key on the remote control (same
	choices as Prog 1 key).

Menus and Keys 3-9

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Ask Proxima 9100 manual The Preferences menu, Use This, To Do This, Option

Contents

Not actual front cover Multimedia LCD ProjectorUSER’S GUIDE FCC STATEMENT WARRANTYLIMITATION OF WARRANTIES TRADEMARKS, PATENTS, AND COPYRIGHTSIntroducing the DP9100 Figure i-1 The Proxima Desktop Projector 9100 in useINTRODUCING THE MEDIAEXPRESS SYSTEM CYCLOPS INTERACTIVE POINTER SYSTEMi-2 Introduction Introducing the DP9100 WHAT’S IN THE BOX?Figure i-2, Items included with the Desktop Projector Also included but not shownQUICK START Step 1 Setting up the projector Figure i-5, Pressing the lever to release the flip mirror i-6 IntroductionFigure i-6, Flipping the mirror to a 45-degree angle your fingersIntroducing the DP9100 Monitor Adapter if needed Monitor Cable Proxima Cable Step 2 Connecting the computerFigure i-7, Connecting the projector to your computer To COMPUTER IN PortStep 3 Connecting video and audio Step 4 Turning on the projectorTHE CYCLOPS REMOTE CONTROL AND CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONKEYFUNCTION OPENING THE PROJECTOR Setting up your projectorChapter Setting Up Your ProjectorProjection Screen Top View Perpendicular to the projection screen Side ViewParallel to the floor Figure 1-2, Top view and side view of the projectorFigure 1-4, The arm pops up Figure 1-5, The flip mirror release leverClosing the projector Moving the projectorWEROP Setting Up Your ProjectorSETUP VIEW-OT-FITTURNING ON THE PROJECTOR PORT CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR TO YOUR COMPUTERTake a moment to review the projector’s connector panel CONNECTS TO13C3 to LCD Connector Cable C801-6 VGA to LCD Connector Cable C800-6 Figure 1-11, The projector’s COMPUTER IN connector Projecting without an attached monitorFigure 1-12, Projector’s video output connectors Macintosh computers PROJECTOR Figure 1-13, PC video out connection to projectorVGA OUT DP9100Proxima Mac to LCD AdapterPROJECTOR Notebook computersFigure 1-16, Notebook connections Workstations 13C3 Video Connections except Silicon Graphics workstationsMonitor Cable SGI to LCD Adapter WORKSTATION Proxima SGI Cable Silicon Graphics 13C3 Video ConnectionsFigure 1-18, Silicon Graphics workstation connections BNC Video Connections DEC 3C3 Video ConnectionsR G B H V Connecting the MediaExpress system Connecting the Cyclops interactive pointer systemFigure 1-21, BNC to LCD Connector cable CONNECTING VIDEO AND AUDIO TO THE PROJECTOR Connecting video from a VCRConnecting audio from the computer Connecting video from S-Video sourcesConnecting a microphone Figure 1-24, Connecting external speakers Connecting external speakersMini-jack to RCA Cable Adapter Connecting an external stereo system IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS Figure 1-26, Allow sufficient air flowFigure 1-28, The overtemp indicator light Turning the lamp on and offFigure 1-27, The key Focusing the image ADJUSTING THE IMAGE Raising or lowering the imageFigure 1-29, Rotating the focus ring Image size Correcting keystoningDISTANCE FROM SCREEN DIAGONAL IMAGE SIZE USING THE CYCLOPS REMOTE CONTROL AND CONTROL PANEL Using your projectorChapter Source key Setup keyVolume Prog 1 and Prog 2 keysArrow keys control panel only MenuLamp on/off Fit-To-View/ MediaExpressSWITCHING BETWEEN INPUT SOURCES Overtemp indicator lightLamp indicator light USING THE MENUSADJUSTING THE IMAGE Saving your settingsReverting to the factory defaults Adjusting the brightnessAdjusting image position Adjusting the contrastAdjusting the color tint and saturation Correcting shimmering or streaksDisplaying and hiding the volume indicator Switching to rear projection modeADJUSTING THE AUDIO Adjusting the volumeSwitching between stereo and monaural mode Adjusting fade and balanceAdjusting the volume of the microphone ADJUSTING REMOTE MOUSE TRACKINGBUTTON FUNCTION To open the color palette Using the Fit-To-View feature to zoom, reduce and pan images Setting the timer for audience intermissionProjecting transparencies Cyclops F/X ADVANCED FEATURESProgramming the Cyclops remote control Saving a user profileChapter Menus and keysPROJECTOR MENUS The Main menu MENUTO DO THIS The Tools menuUSE THIS OPTIONTO DO THIS The Cyclops menuUSE THIS OPTIONTO DO THIS The Input Source menuUSE THIS OPTIONUSE THIS The Image menu computer or MediaExpress inputsource TO DO THISTO DO THIS The Image menu video or S-Video input sourceUSE THIS OPTIONTO DO THIS The Audio menuUSE THIS OPTIONTO DO THIS The Projector menuUSE THIS OPTIONTO DO THIS The Preferences menuUSE THIS OPTIONTO DO THIS The Advanced menuUSE THIS OPTIONCyclops F/X ChapterSTARTING CYCLOPS F/X INSTALLING CYCLOPS F/XWindows users ASSIGNMENTS AREA CUSTOMIZING EFFECTS USING THE CYCLOPS INTERACTIVE POINTER SYSTEM Figure 4-3, Cyclops interactive pointer screenClick on the Edit Navigation Bar button. The following screen appears SEE-IT/SHOW-IT FREEZE STARTING AN EFFECT THE PRESENTATION EFFECTSNext/Previous advances to the next or previous slide MENU COMMANDS File menu Effects menuOptions menu MENU ITEM FUNCTIONCLEANING THE PROJECTION WINDOW MaintenanceCLEANING THE LENS AND MIRROR Chapter4 Repeat if necessary Removing the old lamp REPLACING THE LAMPFigure 5-2, Sliding the rear panel off of the projector Installing the new lamp CLEANING/CHANGING AIR FILTERS Accessing the top filterFigure 5-6, Lifting the top left cover out The filter is located on the inside of the top left cover see FigureFigure 5-5, The three left-top retaining screws Figure 5-7, The top cover filterAccessing the right filters Figure 5-9, The three top cover screws 5-8 Chapter FiveFigure 5-10, The screws at the top of the right side panel Figure 5-11, The two right side filtersTEMPERATURE EXTREMES REPLACING THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROLFigure 5-12, Installing batteries in the remote control PROBLEM TroubleshootingTROUBLESHOOTING CHART POSSIBLE SOLUTIONSThe default resolution for all PROBLEMPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS LIKELY CAUSEInput Measurements V Sync 72.00 Hz H Sync 78.00 KHz DP9100 PARAMETER ADJUSTMENTSLines 1057 Sense HLHL Adjusting the Dot Clock Adjusting Contrast and BrightnessAdjusting Sync Adjusting the Horizontal PositionAdjusting the VCO Gain Adjusting the Vertical PositionADJUSTING YOUR DISPLAY Horizontal Double Image Half-Normal Height Display Dark, Vertical Lines of Distortion Vertical Double ImageFaint, Vertical Lines of Distortion Figure 6-4, Adjusting the vertical positionDark Lines in Fit-to-View Mode Only Noise, Flickering Pixels, or DistortionUNKNOWN/UNRECOGNIZED VIDEO SOURCE Dark Lines in Normal Mode OnlyInput Measurements V Sync 72.00 Hz H Sync 78.00 KHz COMPATIBILITY LISTLines 1057 Sense HLHL Label ResolutionDenotes interlaced models ManufacturerLabel ResolutionTroubleshooting ManufacturerClick Customer Service WHERE TO GET HELPRETURNS U.S.A. and CanadaDP9100 SPECIFICATIONS Appendix AAppendix B Accessories and Replacement PartsREPLACEMENT PARTS PARTPART ACCESSORIESPART NUMBER Appendix C CONFIGURING THE DESKTOP PROJECTORSense Lines WHAT ARE SENSE LINES?IDENTIFYING SENSE LINE SETTINGS MACINTOSH DISPLAYSSense line settings for popular video cards Index Page