Connecting a computer (COMPUTER IN 1 connector)

CONTENTS

You can project the picture from the computer.

Check that the power supplies for the projector and for the computer are off before connecting the cables.

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USB

MONITOR

COMPUTER IN 1

COMPUTER IN 2

 

OUT

( Y/PB/PR )

 

 

 

CONTROL

 

 

 

 

 

AUDIO

 

VIDEO IN

 

 

IN

R - AUDIO - L

VIDEO S-VIDEO

COMPUTER IN 1 connector

For use as both analog RGB (1) and Y/PB/PR input. At shipping from factory, it is set for use as analog RGB (1) input.

AUDIO IN jack

For use as both audio signals for RGB input (analog RGB (1)/analog RGB (2)/ digital RGB) and Y/PB/PR input.

connectionsInstallation and

Connecting a Mac adapter for

Macintosh computers (supplied)

To COMPUTER IN 1 connector Be sure to connect in the proper direction.

To monitor port

RGB cable (supplied)

Computer

To AUDIO IN jack

Audio cable (supplied)

ø3.5mm stereo mini-jack To audio output port

Notes

The projector cannot be connected to a computer without an analog RGB connector. For details, refer to the computer manual.

You may not be able to connect some computers to the projector. For details, consult the dealer.

When connecting to a Macintosh computer, use the supplied Mac adapter (Multiple Scan 21 compatible). For some models the adapter is not required.

Some computers may have output modes which are not compatible with this projector. Check the compatibility of the connectors, signal levels, timing, resolutions, etc.

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Toshiba TLP380, TLP381 owner manual Connecting a computer Computer in 1 connector

TLP381, TLP380 specifications

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