Adjustment mode

START UP OF THE ADJUSTMENT MODE

All picture geometry and convergence adjustments are made while in the ‘Adjustment mode’. Two possible ways to enter the adjust- ment mode:

a) Using the RCU.

Press the ADJUST key.

The projector displays the path selection menu.

b) Using the local keypad.

Press the ADJUST key.

The projector displays the General access menu.

Use the control disc to highlight enter ADJUST and press ENTER. The path selection menu will be displayed.

ADJUSTEXIT

STANDBY ENTER

	GENERAL ACCESS
		SHARPNESS
		TINT
5	6	COLOR
3	4	BRIGHTNESS
1	2	CONTRAST
Enter ADJUST
	Select with	,
		or
	then <ENTER>.

<EXIT> to return

Note: to adjust the Analog picture control while in the ‘Adjustment mode’, press the ADJUST key. The next General Access menu will be displayed.

Push the control disc up or down to select the analog control to be adjusted and press the ENTER key to confirm.

When the analog control is adjusted the projector returns automatically to the General access menu. When you want to return to the Adjustment mode, press EXIT, otherwise select quit ADJUST and press ENTER to return to operational mode.

You are now in the ‘Adjustment mode’. The control disc is used to make menu selections and also vertical and horizontal adjustments. The ENTER and EXIT keys are used to move forward and backward through the menu structure. The ADJUST key can be used to terminate the adjustment mode while a path selection menu (head menu) is displayed.

There are 5 possible paths to follow once in the Adjustment mode. They are :

INSTALLATION - Installation should be selected if the projector has been relocated and/or a different screen size is desired.

When selecting ‘Installation’, the user or operator will be warned to call a qualified technician to perform the installation procedure (see exam- ple of projected warning on next page).

GUIDED - Guided should be selected if the user intends to perform a complete alignment of the projected image. All of the necessary geom- etry and convergence adjustments are made in a predetermined sequence.