Note
For control of an LCD Data Projector
NSYSTEM TYPE selector
Can be set to positions
The setting becomes effective next time the power is turned on. Thus, change the setting while the
For details on the various system types, see “Selection of system type” (page 19).
OIR OUTPUT MODE (remote programming) button
Used to program an
For details on how to program an optional remote commander, see “Programming a remote commander” (page 28) and refer to the Operating Instruction supplied with the remote commander.
PMicrophone input adjustment section
+48V (48 V DC power supply) ON/OFF switches: Set
to ON to supply 48 V DC power to condenser microphones connected to the MIC INPUT 1 to 4 connectors. These switches are
Note
Before turning these switches, be sure to fully turn down all input level controls and the LINE AV/RGB controls, or turn off the unit.
TRIM (microphone input reference level adjustment) controls: Set the reference level for signals input from the MIC INPUT 1 to 4 connectors. The settable range is
Notes
•A reference level cannot be set for signal input from tuner units installed to the
•The TRIM controls treat their adjustable signal range as two areas (one is between
REF. (reference level) indicators: Light up yellow when the audio signal whose level exceeds the reference level is input to the MIC INPUT 1 to 4 connectors. While the audio signal is input, adjust the TRIM
controls so that the REF. indicators light up yellow intermittently.
FEED BACK REDUCER (howling suppressor) buttons: Used to turn the howling noise reducing function on or off, and to make settings for the function. The buttons light up green when the function is turned on.
For details on the settings, see “To suppress howling” (page 22).
Q
Lights up green when the
RPROJECTOR ON/STANDBY POWER switch Turns on the projector or the display monitor connected to the
To turn off the projector or the monitor, keep pressing the switch for more than 2 seconds. The switch flashes green while the projector or the monitor cools off, and then lights up red when the projector or monitor enters standby status.
Notes
•If you turn on the projector or display monitor or change the input setting by operating it directly or by using the remote commander supplied with it, the PROJECTOR ON/STANDBY switch indication and actual status of the projector or display monitor may become unmatched.
•If you attempt to turn on the projector or display monitor while it is cooling off, it may not respond. Turn it on again after the projector or display monitor finishes cooling off and enters standby status.
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