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Sharp PG-M10X Remote Control, Enter button, 22 , 24 Flip Cover Remote control signal transmitter

Models: PG-M10X

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Basic Information & Preparations

Part Names

Remote Control

Front View

LED

The red LED lights during infrared sending.

MENU button 24

MOUSE button 21

VIDEO button 20

R-CLICK/EXIT button 21 , 26

AUTO SYNC button 22

ENLARGE button 23

Rear View

ENTER button

21 , 29

21 , 23 , 26

Cursor key

18, 20

POWER ON/OFF button

COMPUTER button

22FREEZE button

22AV MUTE button

22VOLUME button

22KEYSTONE button

Top View

22 , 24 FLIP COVER

9 Remote control signal transmitter

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Sharp PG-M10X operation manual Remote Control, Enter button, 22 , 24 Flip Cover Remote control signal transmitter

Contents

PG-M10X PG-M10S Special Note for Users in the U.K English For Netherlands Only Power Sources CleaningAccessories Power-Cord ProtectionLamp Replacement InstallationPower Supply Fire and Shock PrecautionsContents Usage Guidelines For Sharp Assistance U.S.A. onlyRemote control that can operate the PC FeaturesMain Features You’ll Enjoy Compatible with following various color systemsWhen using the remote control as computer mouse Supplied AccessoriesFor remote control For video equipment connectionPress firmly and slide the battery cover off Preparing the Remote ControlRemote control effective range Slide the battery cover back until it snaps into placeBottom Part NamesTop, front side panel view Control panel Speaker 15Part Names Rear and side panel viewTerminal Panel Mouse terminal Video input terminalEnter button Remote Control22 , 24 Flip Cover Remote control signal transmitter Tip InstallationPositioning the unit Projecting distance and image sizeRear projection Reversed Image SetupProjection using a mirror Connection to the Video input terminal of the unit Connecting video equipmentConnections Connection to the S-VIDEO input terminal of the unitRear panel terminals of this unit Connecting a PC or MacintoshConnection to the Computer input terminal Windows 98/Windows Changing the computer’s video resolutionsReceiving Video Output from Personal Computers WindowsAdjust the position and height of the unit Using the unitConnect the power cord When the projected image is offset verticallyUsing the unit Adjuster AdjustmentCase of RGB input, adjust the video of the connected PC Using the Remote Control Input Selection Using the Remote Control Input SelectionAfter using the unit Operating from the main unitConnecting a PC and the Mouse terminal of this unit Using the Remote Control as the PC MouseRemote control mouse functions Various functions while using the unit Screen Reduction Enlarging the pictureTo move to the desired portion of the enlarged picture Menu button Menu operationMenu Structure Common menuMenu operation RGB inputTo close the menu Adjusting the picture elementsFor VIDEO, S-VIDEO and component video Ypbpr input Resolution Sync. kHz Sync. Hz IBM PC/AT compatible machine Adjusting the projected image from the computerTiming Chart Apple MacintoshAdjusting the position of the image Manual Adjustment of Personal Computer ImagesAdjusting Clock Frequency and Phase If no images appear during settingResetting the Lamp Usage Timer ResettingResetting the factory defaults Adjusting Color Balance Advanced Menu SettingsSetting the Video Type Selecting the Color SystemSetting the Display Frame Setting in Accordance With Image ContentSetting the Computer input terminal Setting FilterInitial Settings Initial Settings Auto Source SettingsUsing the Power Saving Function Selecting a Projection FormatSetting the Menu Display Position Setting the Menu OptionSelecting the Menu Language Other Menu Settings Menu Viewing SettingsTroubleshooting Please check the following before requesting repairsCondition Status When the Status Indicator Illuminates or FlashesStatus Light Messages Removing and installing the lamp unit Replacing the Projection LampTransporting the Projector Using the Carrying BagHow to use the carrying bag Out To the carrying bagSpecifications Replacement partsDimensions Sub Pin AssignmentsCreative Presentations Guide to Effective PresentationsTypes of Presentations Fonts Guide to Effective PresentationsSet-Up Guide to Effective Presentations Good BadRehearsing & Delivery Presentation TipsGlossary Index Enlarge buttonSharp Corporation