
One-Touch Auto Setup
The
Horizontal/Vertical Digital Keystone Correction
The
NOTE: Automatic vertical keystone correction can be turned off if desired.
Automatic Input Signal Detector
The
RGB2-In/RGB1-Out Switchable
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the RGB1 input, making it easy to give presen- tations while viewing the display on a desktop or notebook computer.
Extra-Short-Throw Lens
The
(1.2 meters) away, which lets you place the projector right at the front of the table. Your presentations can be both more comfortable and more convenient, with large,
Projected image: 40˝ diagonal at 4:3 aspect ratio, 36.7˝ diagonal at 16:9 aspect ratio
Distance: 4 feet (1.2 m)
High 2000 ANSI Lumens Brightness
The
Stylish/Slim
Compact and Lightweight
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(297 mm) wide and 2.6˝ (65 mm) high, this
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Secure
Anti-Theft Features
The
User Password
When the projec- tor power is turned on, a screen appears prompting you to enter the pass- word. Unless the
correct password is input, nothing but the power button can be operated. The password can be changed as desired.
Control Panel Lock
Using a setting on the
els of the projector. This setting can only be canceled with the unit's own card remote con- trol. By simply storing the projector and remote control separately, you can thus prevent unau- thorized use.
Text Superimposing
You can program a text line to be superimposed on the bottom of the projected image. This helps to deter theft by continually displaying, for
Rear Terminals
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example, your company name, URL, or a warn- ing of your choice.
You can create any wording you like (up to 22 characters) from the menu setting.
Continual display of this text at the bottom of the image screen has a