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Proxima ASA DP5500 manual Image Menu, Menu Item, Options, Function, 8 Image menu

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IMAGE MENU

This menu is used to adjust the projected video image and select how the projector will display.

Figure 3-8 Image menu

MENU ITEM	OPTIONS	FUNCTION

MIRROR

Standard operating mode. Flips the picture horizontally, vertically, or horizontally and vertically.

BLANK

REVEAL

MENU SIZE

MESSAGE

CYCLOPS

Selects a blank color (white, blue, or black).

Selects the speed for revealing an image.

Changes the on-screen menu size.

Turn the on-screen image source messages on or off.

Initiates Cyclops calibration. See the Cyclops User’s Guide for more information. Press CANCEL to cancel the calibration.

Using the Desktop Projector 5500 3-13

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Proxima ASA DP5500 manual Image Menu, Menu Item, Options, Function, 8 Image menu

Contents

Final 06/21/96 Proxima Desktop Projector User’s GuideLimitation of Warranties WarrantyFCC Statement Trademarks, Patents, and CopyrightSetting Up the Desktop Projector ContentsUsing the Desktop Projector ChapterTroubleshooting MaintenanceSpecifications Replacement Parts and AccessoriesChapter Your Proxima Desktop ProjectorYour projector also includes power cords for Europe and Great Britain WHAT’S IN THE BOX?Desktop PCs QUICK STARTDesktop Macintosh Computers NOTE An external monitor is not needed to use the DP5500Notebooks Special ConfigurationsCONNECTOR CONNECTOR PANELDESCRIPTION CONTROL PANEL OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES The Cyclops Interactive Pointer systemYOUR DP5500 Setting Up the Desktop ProjectorChapter Top View Perpendicular to the projection screen Side View GETTING STARTED Positioning the ProjectorProjection Screen Parallel to the floor Figure 2-2 Positioning the projectorFigure 2-3 Transporting the projector Transporting and Moving the ProjectorFigure 2-4 Moving the projector Figure 2-5 Allow for proper air flow Projector Cooling and Airflow2-4 Chapter Two CONNECTOR CONNECTOR PANELDESCRIPTION CYCLO PSCONNECTING COMPUTER VIDEO Connecting a PC CONNECTING POWER TO THE PROJECTORFigure 2-9 VGA connections NOTE An external monitor is not required to use the DP5500outputs into the RGB IN 2 and AUDIO IN 2 connectors Connecting Macintosh ComputersVideo Output Port Computer In Port MAC - VGA Adapter Connecting Notebook ComputersVGA Cable Figure 2-12 Laptop connections Special Configurations CONNECTING COMPUTER AUDIOFigure 2-13 Computer 1 & 2 Audio ports 2-10 Chapter TwoCONNECTING AN S-VIDEO SOURCE CONNECTING COMPOSITE VIDEOCONNECTING NON-COMPUTER AUDIO Connecting the Cyclops Interactive Pointer System Connecting the PC to the Projector Through the CONTROL PortProjector Audio Out TURNING ON THE PROJECTOR AND LAMP Using the Desktop ProjectorChapter Image Size FOCUSING AND ZOOMING THE IMAGETURNING OFF THE PROJECTOR DISTANCE FROM PROJECTOR TO SCREENMENU CONTROL PANEL KEYSFUNCTION INDICATOR FUNCTION CONTROL PANEL INDICATORSTEMP LAMP IndicatorUSING THE REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTION OPERATING THE PROJECTOR USING THE JOYSTICKOperating Modes Local ModeUsing the Menus with the Remote Control Using the Menus with the Control PanelTHE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE Default Settings USING THE MAIN MENUOPTION SETUP MENUWHAT IT DOES SOURCEMENU ITEM INPUT MENUOPTIONS FUNCTIONMENU ITEM IMAGE MENUOPTIONS FUNCTIONFigure 3-9 OPT Menu Screen OPTION OPT. MENU3-14 Chapter Three MENU ITEM COMM SPEED COM. BITS MOUSE TIMER LANGUAGE AUTO OFFOPTIONS FUNCTIONQUICK MENUS Setting the Timer3-16 Chapter Three CLEANING THE LENS MaintenanceChapter REPLACING THE LAMP 5 Grasp the rear of the lamp assembly and firmly pull the assembly out CLEANING THE AIR FILTER CHANGING THE REMOTE CONTROL’S BATTERIES WHERE TO GET HELP TroubleshootingUSA. and Canada Outside USA and CanadaPROBLEM ProjectorPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS LIKELY CAUSEPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS PROBLEMvideo mode NTSC LIKELY CAUSEPOSSIBLE SOLUTIONS PROBLEMLIKELY CAUSE 5-4 Chapter FiveORDERING PARTS RETURNING YOUR DP5500 FOR REPAIRUSA and Canada Outside USA and Canada 619DP5500 SPECIFICATIONS SpecificationsAppendix A REPLACEMENT PARTS Accessories and Replacement PartsOPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Appendix BIndex