Ricoh WX4130n specification

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Ricoh WX4130n operating instructions

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Operating Instructions Page Table of Contents Using the Projector via a Network Troubleshooting 137 Copyrights to Images Introduction Adult supervision is required for children using 3D glasses Manuals Provided with the Projector Manuals for the ProjectorManuals List Operating Instructions Launcher screen appears Symbols How to Read This Manual Main Functions Preparations for Using the Projector Preparations for Using the Projector CD-ROM Checking the Accessories Preparations for Using the Projector Control Panel Top View Projector Parts and Their Functions Front and Left-Side View Rear and Right-Side View Computer Magnify buttons Remote Control Parts and Their Functions Number buttons Used to enter numbers Effective Range of the Remote Control How to Use the Remote Control Remove the battery cover from the remote control Loading Batteries into the Remote Control Close the battery cover Inputting TextInsert the batteries Operating a Computer with the Remote Control Press the Enter buttonAfter inputting all the characters, select OK Operate the projector Operating Multiple Projectors with the Remote Control How to Use the Remote Control Positioning the Projector Projection size *1 Connecting a Computer Connecting Equipment to the Projector Connecting AV Equipment Connecting the Power Cord Insert the power plug into a power outlet Preparations for Using the Projector Basic Operations Projecting an Image When the start menu is displayed Press the Power buttonTurning On the Projector Selecting an Input Signal Turn on the equipment that is connected to the projectorPress the Input button When projecting the screen of a notebook computer Adjusting the Angle of the Projection Changing the size of the projected image Adjusting the Image Adjusting the focus Press the Zoom button to reduce the imagePress the Zoom button to enlarge the image Automatically adjusting the image Adjusting for keystone distortion Press the Auto set button Adjusting the Volume of the SpeakerManipulating Images with the Remote Control Press the Volume and Volume buttons to adjust the volume Press the Magnify button to reduce the image Enlarging the imageTemporarily blanking the image and muting the audio Press the Magnify button to enlarge the image Press the AV Mute button Pausing the imageTo cancel this function, press the AV Mute button again To cancel this function, press the Freeze button again Press the Aspect button Changing the image qualityChanging the aspect ratio of the projected image Press the Picture button Switching the lamp mode Turning Off the ProjectorPress the Eco button Press the Power button Projecting Images from a USB Memory Device or Digital Camera Projecting Still Images Connecting the USB Device Press the USB button Projecting Videos Converting Presentation Files to Jpeg Files Disconnecting the USB Device Click Convert&Save Click OK How to use Jpeg Conversion Tool Projecting an Image Connecting the Projector to a Network Using the Projector via a Network For details, see p.96 Network Settings Insert the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet interface Connecting Using an Ethernet Cable Use an Ethernet cable that is shielded Wireless LAN Connection Workflow Connecting Using a Wireless LAN Infrastructure mode Ad Hoc mode Simple Wireless LAN Setup Select the Network/USB Settings menuPress the Menu button Using the Projector via a Network Projecting Images Using Network Utility What Is Network Utility?How to use Network Utility Turn the projector on Press the Network button Simple 11 Connection Network Connection Copying computer settings to the projector Settings Using a USB Memory Device Copying projector settings to the computer Computer settings are complete Configuring the Network Server Using the Projection Server Function Projecting Files that Are Stored on the Server Configuring the Projector Select the file to be projected Using the Projector via a Network Viewing the Menu Screen Changing the Projector Settings Changing the Projector Settings Using the Menu Screen Select the menu tab using the and buttonsPress the button Change the settings Select the item to be changed using the and buttons Using the Menu Screen Changing the Projector Settings Restoring Settings to Their Default Settings Changing the Projector Settings List of Menu Items Surface when the image is being projected on Lamp Power Select the lamp power level High Altitude Mode Settings Image Adjustment Menu Changing the Projector Settings Stnd Full Auto Set To +255 Clamp Pulse Adjust the clamp pulse width Display Settings Menu Changing the Projector Settings Reset Logo Delete the registered user logo Default Settings Menu Default Settings Menu Changing the Projector Settings Default Settings Menu Off USB Settings Network/USB Settings Menu Default Auto-Negotiation Network Settings Ssid Default No Encryption Default Gateway Default Wired LAN Priority Network/USB Settings Menu Ssid Network Application Settings Changing the Projector Settings Display Status 106 Indicator Display List Troubleshooting Cannot turn on Indicator Display List Common Problems Check the speakers volume adjustment For details, see p.105 Display Status Problem Solutions Remote control does not Problem Solutions Wireless LAN is disabled Operating Precautions Maintenance Cleaning the Projector Cleaning the Projection WindowCleaning the Projector Replacing the Lamp Raise the metal handle Turn the knob counterclockwise, and then open the lamp cover Reset the lamp time Insert a new lamp unitClose the lamp cover Installing Projector Management Utility Managing the Projector Using Projector Management Utility Starting Projector Management Utility Settings Required to Use Projector Management Utility RGB1 Consumables 124 Specifications for the Projector Specifications 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T Computer Input List of Compatible Signals Clock MHz Pb/Pr Input Hdmi Input Video Input Resolution Resolution Frequency Mode Resolution Computer In Port Specifications for Ports Control Port ICN1 Copyrights Where to Inquire Trademarks Page Index 142 143 144 Page EN GB EN US EN AU Y0127511