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The image appears too | · Brightness is set too high. | · Turn down the BRIGHTNESS |
'washed out', or the darkest | · The DVD player may be set | level on the Controller. If possi- |
areas of the image appear too | for too high of a brightness | ble, use a PLUGE pattern to set |
bright. | level. | the brightness level properly. |
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| · Set the DVD player for a nomi- |
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| nal output (no boost or gain). |
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The colors of the image | · The Red, Green and/or Blue | · Check the cable connections |
appear abnormal | outputs of the Controller or | on the back of the Controller or |
| inputs to the Projector are | on the Projector. |
| reversed. |
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| · The Pr and Pb inputs on the |
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| Component input on the |
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| Controller are reversed |
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The image appears keystoned | · The Projector has been | · Adjust Keystone, see page 29. |
(trapezoidal). | mounted too high or too low in |
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| respect to its vertical |
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| offset. |
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The Projector will not turn on, | · The Controller may have | · Unplug the Controller for 2 |
and the power LED on the | minutes; plug it back in a | |
front of the Controller is |
| · Perform a system reset on the |
blinking red. |
| Controller (see page 30), and |
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The Projector will not turn | · The Projector will not turn on | · Wait two minutes until the LED |
back on after it was powered- | for two minutes after power- | on the front of the Controller |
down, or the image disap- | down to protect its bulb. | turns red. |
pears during operation. | · The bulb has failed |
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