■Output Scaling (component video only)

Lets you see the edges of the image that are not normally visible. Select Larger to view both the hidden and visible parts of the image. Normal displays images at standard size.

■Keystone

Corrects vertical keystone distortion (when your image looks like or from tilting the projector). Makes the image somewhat smaller.

■Projection

Mirrors and/or inverts the image as needed, depending on the projector’s location relative to the screen:

For this projector position . . .

Use this setting . . .

 

 

In front of the screen

Front

 

 

In front of the screen, mounted

Front/Ceiling

upside-down on the ceiling

 

 

 

Behind the screen

Rear

 

 

Behind the screen, mounted upside-down

Rear/Ceiling

on the ceiling

 

 

 

■Setup Level

Adjusts the threshold at which dark areas of the image are rendered black. For compatibility with most video equipment sold in the United States, set to 7.5% (7.5 IRE).

If you need to select the video signal format for any video equipment connected to the projector, select Settings > Input Signal and then choose from these options:

■Video Signal (composite and S-video signals only)

Leave this setting on Auto to automatically detect the video format of your equipment. If you notice a lot of interference in the image, or no image is being projected, select the format specified in your equipment’s manual.

■Input A (component and RGB video signals only)

Specifies the format for the video source connected to the Input A (component/RGB) port. Select either Component or RGB Video.

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