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    21
    Connecting the Power Cable 
    (Supplied) 
    Before	plugging	in	the	power	cable/cord,	en-
    sure	that	all	devices	have	been	connected.	
    1
    2
    PowerCable
    (Supplied)
    1 Connect the supplied power cable to 
    the power input terminal of this unit 
    2 Connect the earth wire to the earth 
    terminal available in the building, 
    followed by inserting the mains plug 
    of the supplied power cable into the 
    wall outlet 
    Precautions Against Fire and Electric 
    Shock 
    •	 Since	the	power	consumption	of	this	unit	is	
    high,	insert	the	power	plug	directly	into	a	wall	
    outlet	and	not	into	a	multiway	adaptor.	
    •	 When	not	using	devices,	remove	the	power	
    plug	from	the	wall	outlet.	
    •	 Do	not	use	power	cords	for	connection	other	
    than	those	supplied.	
    •	 Do	not	use	a	power	voltage	different	from	that	
    which	is	indicated.	
    •	 Do	not	cut,	tear	or	modify	the	power	cords.	
    Also,	do	not	place	a	heavy	object	on,	heat	or	
    stretch	the	power	cords	as	this	may	cause	dam-
    age	to	the	cords.	
    •	 Do	not	insert	or	pull	out	plugs	with	a	wet	hand.	 
    						
    							
    22
    Basic Operation
    After	installation,	the	projector	will	require	
    initial	set-up,	adjustment,	alignment	and	con-
    figuration	(see	next	page).	Once	this	has	been	
    done,	the	unit	can	be	used	simply	by	following	
    these	basic	operational	procedures.
    T
    W
    ZOOM
    +
    -
    FOCUS
    MENUEXITOPERATEON
    OPERATEOFF
    HIDE
    RS232CRxTx
    1
    2
    3
    6
    5
    4
    Indicators
    1 Remove the lens cap 
    We	recommend	keeping	the	lens	cap	in	place	
    when	the	unit	is	not	in	use.
    2 Apply Mains Power
    On	the	application	of	power,	the	STANDBY	
    indicator	on	the	unit	illuminates.	
    3 Press the OPERATE ON button for 1 
    second or more 
    •	 You	can	also	press	the	ON	button	on	the	re-
    mote	having	 previously	 pressed	the	DILA	button
    •	 Your	video	processor	may	be	capable	of	turn-
    ing	the	projector	on	and	off	when	required	via	
    RS232	command.	Consult	your	dealer	for	more	
    information.
    .
    The	OPERATE	indicator	on	the	projector	lights	
    up	and	the	projected	image	slowly	appears.	
    •	 Upon	projection,	the	image	may	flicker	for	a	
    few	seconds.	This	is	not	a	fault.	
    •	 When	the	light	source	is	turned	on,	the	lamp	
    will	slowly	become	brighter.	It	will	take	more	
    than	a	minute	for	the	brightness	to	stabilize.	
    •	 When	video	sources	employing	copy-protection	
    (HDCP)	are	in	use,	it	may	take	a	while	for	the	
    image	to	appear,	due	to	the	projector	and	its	
    source	‘handshaking’
    4 Adjusting zoom (image size) and 
    focus
    •	 These	adjustments	should	normally	be	carried	
    out	as	part	of	initial	set-up.	If	the	message	‘not	
    available’	is	displayed	on-screen,	these	features	
    have	been	locked	out,	and	you	will	need	to	go	
    to	the	Options	menu	to	unlock	them.	
    To	enlarge	the	screen	size,	press	the	ZOOM 
    T	button	(button	8	on	the	remote).	To	reduce	
    the	screen	size,	press	the	ZOOM W	button	
    (button	0	on	the	remote).	Adjust	the	focus	set-
    ting	with	the	FOCUS +/-	buttons	(2	and	5	on	
    the	remote).
    5 Hiding the image temporarily 
    Press	the	HIDE	button	
    •	 The	displayed	image	will	disappear.	Press	the	
    HIDE	button	again	to	restore	the	image.	
    6 Turning off the power 
    Press	the	OPERATE	OFF	button	on	the	panel,	
    or	the	OFF	button	on	the	remote,	for	1	second	
    or	more	
    The	OPERATE	indicator	turns	off,	the	Standby	
    indicator	starts	blinking	and	the	projector	
    switches	to	the	cool	down	mode.	The	cool	
    down	mode	will	last	for	about	60	seconds	to	
    allow	the	light	source	to	cool	off.
    •	 The	projector	switches	automatically	into	stand-
    by	mode	at	the	end	of	the	cool	down	mode.	
    •	 The	OPERATE	OFF	button	will	not	work	until	
    about	a	minute	has	passed	after	the	light	source	
    has	been	turned	on.	If	necessary,	wait	for	this	to	
    happen.	
    CAUTION:  Do	not	pull	out	the	plug	when	the	
    Standby	indicator	is	blinking.	This	may	shorten	
    the	lamp	life	and	cause	a	malfunction.	
    Precautions During Use
    This	unit	makes	use	of	a	light	source	that	
    reaches	a	high	temperature	during	projection.	
    Do	not	allow	projection	under	the	following	
    conditions;	doing	so	may	cause	fire	or	mal-
    function	of	the	projector:
    •	 Projection	with	the	unit	laid	on	its	sides
    •	 Projection	with	the	unit	installed	in	an	un-
    reasonable	angle.	Avoid	using	this	unit	at	an	
    inclined	angle.	Doing	so	may	cause	unevenness	
    in	the	colour	or	shorten	the	lamp	life.
    •	 Projection	at	a	location	that	blocks	the	air	inlets	
    or	exhaust	vents	(see page 1)
    •	 Projection	without	removing	the	lens	cap. 
    						
    							
    2
    Adjustments and Settings Using Menus
    The	menus	displayed	on	the	screen	are	used	to	perform	adjustment	and	setting	for	this	unit.	
    Menu Structure
    The	menus	of	this	unit	have	the	following	structure.	Characters	on	the	screen	are	displayed	in	Eng-
    lish	only.	
    NOTE:	Press	the	ENTER	button	to	switch	to	the	test	pattern	image.	There	are	10	types	of	test	pat-
    terns.	Press	the	ENTER	or	TEST	button	to	alter	the	test	pattern	to	be	projected.	Press	the	EXIT	but-
    ton	to	clear	the	menu	screen.	Press	the	EXIT	button	again	to	clear	the	test	pattern.	 
    						
    							
    2
    Menu Operation Buttons 
    T
    W
    ZOOM
    +
    -
    FOCUS
    MENUEXITOPERATEON
    OPERATEOFF
    HIDE
    RS232CRxTx
    MenuOperationButtons
    Menus	can	be	accessed	via	the	projector	
    control	panel	(above)	or	via	the	correspond-
    ing	buttons	on	the	remote	–	see	table	below.	
    Examples	refer	to	the	menu	screens	on	the	
    previous	page.
    Button
    FunctionRemoteControlUnitProjector
    Displays the main menu.
    •Presstoclearthemenuscreenwhenthemenuisdisplayed.
    Confirms theselected item on the mainmenu.
    •PresstheENTERbuttonwhenthe“TestPattern”itemisselectedtoprojectthetestpatternonthescreen.Afteritisprojected,testpatternchangeseachtimetheENTERbuttonispressed.•PresstheENTERbuttonwhenthe“PixelAdjust”itemisselectedtoshifttothe“HPixelAdjust”and“VPixelAdjust”settingscreen.
    Press to return to the previousmenu.
    •Presstoclearthemenuscreenwhenthemainmenuscreenisdisplayed.•Presstoclearthedisplayedsignalwhenatestpatternorgreencrosshatchsignalisdisplayed.
    :Select menu items and adjustment items.
    :Change setting of the selected adjustment item (setting is not possibleforsomeitems).
    The adjusted value willbereflected on the image immediately.
    MenuMENU
    Enter
    Exit
    BypassEXIT
    Enter
    Projector
    RemoteControlUnit
    Accessing the Menus
    1 Press the MENU button 
    •	The	main	menu	is	displayed	on	the	screen.	
    Displayofthemenuitemcurrentlyselectedbecomessolidandiconoftheselectedmenuitemishighlighted.
    Detailsofthecurrentlyselectedmenuitemare displayed.
    2 Press the Up/Down buttons to select 
    a main menu item and press the 
    ENTER button to confirm 
    •	 The	Information	menu	does	not	have	a	setting	
    menu	(submenu).	
    ImageAdjust
    OptionsInformation
    MenuPositionMaskOff5%2.5%Setup
    PictureShiftFlipVOnOffOn0OffFlipHMaskOff5%2.5%
    PictureShiftFlipVOnOffOn0OffFlipH
    MenuPositionImageAdjust
    OptionsInformation
    Setup
    eg: Setup menu                   Menu Position menu 
    3 Press the Up/Down buttons to 
    select an adjustment item and press 
    the Left/Right buttons to change the 
    setting value 
    ImageAdjust
    OptionsInformation
    SetupMaskOff5%2.5%MenuPosition
    PictureShiftFlipVOnOffOn0OffFlipH
    PictureShiftFlipVOnOffOn0OffFlipH
    ImageAdjust
    OptionsInformation
    SetupMaskOff5%2.5%MenuPosition
    PictureShiftFlipVOnOffOn0OffFlipH
    eg: Changing the Mask value 
    NOTES: 
    •	 Press	ENTER	after	selecting	“Test	Pattern”	on	
    the	“Image	Adjust”	menu.	This	will	project	the	
    test	pattern.	Press	the	EXIT	button	to	clear	the	
    menu	screen.	Press	the	EXIT	button	again	to	
    clear	the	test	pattern.	
    •	 Press	ENTER	after	selecting	“Pixel	Adjust”	on	
    the	“Image	Adjust”	menu.	On	doing	so,	the	
    “Pixel	Adjust”	submenu	screen	will	appear.	
    4 After setting is completed, press the 
    EXIT button 
    •	 Each	time	you	press	the	button,	the	menu	re-
    turns	to	the	previous	one.	
    5 Repeat procedures 2 to 4 to set 
    other items 
    6 After setting is fully completed, 
    press the MENU button 
    •	 The	menu	will	disappear	from	the	screen.	 
    						
    							
    2
    Menu Configuration
    1 Image Adjust Menu 
    Permits	image	adjustment
    Gamma 
    Switches	the	gradation	characteristics	of	the	
    image.	Select	your	preference	setting	values	
    according	to	the	image	to	be	viewed.	
    Setting Values: Normal, A, B, Custom 
    Default Value: Normal 
    •	 Setting	to	‘Custom’	enables	you	to	set	a	specific	
    gamma	value	via	a	computer	connected	to	the	
    projector	using	Gamma	adjustment	software.	
    (Default	picture	quality	is	equivalent	 to	‘Normal’)	
    •	 You	can	download	the	Gamma	adjustment	soft-
    ware	from	the	Meridian	website:	
      http://www.meridian-audio.com/ 
    Color Temp. 
    Adjusts	the	colour	temperature	of	the	pro-
    jected	image.	
    Setting Values:  D, User1, User2
    Default Value: D
    Red, Green, Blue 
    Setting Values: -2 to 0 
    Default Value: 0 
    •	 When	you	set	the	‘Color	Temp.’	setting	to	
    ‘User1’	or	‘User2’,	adjustment	of	Red,	Green	
    and	Blue	can	also	be	carried	out.	
    Test Pattern 
    Use	this	to	adjust	focus,	screen	size	or	picture	
    quality.	There	are	10	types	of	test	patterns.	
    Press	the	ENTER	or	TEST	button	to	alter	the	
    test	pattern	to	be	projected.	Press	the	EXIT	
    button	twice	to	clear	the	test	pattern.	
    Pixel Adjust 
    Fine-tunes	the	image	position	in	the	horizon-
    tal/vertical	directions.	
    •	 This	is	not	required	under	normal	circumstances.	
    H Pixel Adjust 
    Red, Green, Blue 
    Setting Values: 1 to  
    Default Value:   
    V Pixel Adjust 
    Red, Green, Blue 
    Setting Values: 1 to  
    Default Value:   
    NOTE: 
    ‘H/V	Pixel	Adjust’	allows	fine-tuning	of	images	
    in	the	horizontal	and	vertical	directions	up	to	
    ±3	pixels,	at	intervals	of	1	pixel	for	each	of	
    Red,	Green	and	Blue.	Display	a	still	image	with	
    a	clear	outline	during	adjustment.	This	fea-
    ture	is	intended	for	fine-tuning	of	images	and	
    therefore	the	effect	upon	adjustment	may	not	
    be	visible	to	the	eye.	
    2 Setup Menu 
    Menu Position 
    Adjusts	the	display	position	of	the	menu	
    screen.	
    SettingValues:
    DefaultValue:
    Mask 
    Masks	(hides)	the	outer	area	of	the	projected	
    image.	
    Setting Values: 2.%, %, Off 
    Default Value: Off 
    Flip H 
    Horizontally	transposes	left	and	right	of	the	
    image.
    Setting Values: On, Off 
    Default Value: Off 
    Flip V 
    Vertically	transposes	(inverts)	the	image.
    Setting Values: On, Off 
    Default Value: Off 
    Picture Shift 
    When	projecting	letterboxed	images	(with	
    black	bands	at	the	top	and	bottom,	due	to	
    the	aspect	ratio	of	the	image	being	wider	than	
    that	of	the	projector),	this	setting	can	be	used	
    to	move	the	image	up	or	down	and	thus	elimi-
    nate	one	of	the	bands	or	centre	the	image	
    between	them	as	desired.	
    Setting Values: -0 to 0 
    Default Value: 0 
    						
    							
    2
    3 Options Menu 
    Menu Display 
    Adjusts	the	display	duration	of	the	menu	
    screen.	
    Setting Values: 1sec, On 
    Default Value: 1sec
    •	 The	menu	screen	display	will	not	disappear	au-
    tomatically	when	this	is	set	to	On.	Instead,	press	
    the	EXIT	button	to	clear	the	menu	screen.	
    Sleep Time 
    Sets	the	length	of	time	after	cessation	of	video	
    input	before	automatically	switching	the	unit	
    to	the	standby	mode
    Setting Values (min): 1, 0, 0, Off
    Default Value: Off 
    RC232C (bps) 
    Sets	the	data	rate	when	communicating	via	
    the	RS-232C	port.	Ensure	that	this	is	the	same	
    as	the	rate	set	at	the	device	at	the	other	end.	
    Setting Values:   00, 1200
    Default Value:  1200 
    Zoom/Focus 
    Locks/Unlocks	the	power	zoom/power	focus	
    functions	of	the	projection	lens.	
    Setting Values: Lock, Unlock
    Default Value: Unlock
    Power Save 
    Lowers	the	power	(brightness)	of	the	lamp.	
    Setting Values: On, Off 
    Default Value: Off 
    •	 Lowering	the	brightness	of	the	lamp	(Power	
    Save	On)	will	save	power,	but	needless	to	say	
    the	image	will	not	be	as	bright.
    •	 Adjustment	of	settings	will	be	disabled	for	
    about	1	minute	after	the	setting	is	changed.	
    Wait	a	minute	before	trying	to	make	further	
    adjustments.
    •	 Altering	the	Power	Save	setting	does	not	affect	
    the	lamp	usage	time	(lamp	life)	of	the	light-
    source.	
    4 Information Menu 
    •	 Options	under	this	menu	show	information	
    only:	no	settings	are	available.
    Lamp Time 
    Displays	the	accumulated	hours	of	usage	of	
    the	light-source	lamp.	
    Source 
    Automatically	identifies	the	input	video	signal	
    at	the	projector’s	DVI	input,	and	displays	the	
    signal	name	(‘1080p50’	or	‘1080p60’).	
    •	 No	signal	name	will	be	displayed	if	no	signal	is	
    present,	or	if	the	signal	is	not	one	of	the	above	
    types	(‘Out	of	range’	will	be	displayed	in	the	lat-
    ter	case).
    NOTES: 
    •	 When	the	input	video	signal	is	switched,	a	blue	
    screen	will	appear	for	about	2	seconds.
    •	 When	nothing	is	connected	to	the	[DVI]	termi-
    nal,	or	if	there	is	no	video	signal,	a	‘No	Signal	
    DVI-D’	message	will	be	projected.	
    •	 In	the	case	of	a	video	signal	that	cannot	be	used	
    with	this	unit,	an	‘Out	of	Range’	message	will	
    be	projected.	
    •	 Video	input	signals	that	can	be	used	with	this	
    unit	are	1080/50p	and	1080/60p	signals	via	the	
    DVI-D	input. 
    						
    							
    2
    The	life	of	light-source	lamps	used	for	this	unit	
    is	about	2000	hours.	
    •	 The	lamp	life	of	2000	hours	is	merely	the	aver-
    age	life	span	of	light-source	lamps	and	we	do	
    not	provide	any	guarantee	for	this	figure.	The	
    lamp	life	may	not	reach	2000	hours	depend-
    ing	on	the	operating	conditions.	Deterioration	
    progresses	rapidly	when	the	remaining	lamp	
    usage	time	is	short.	Get	ready	or	replace	with	
    a	new	lamp	unit	when	the	accumulated	usage	
    time	exceeds	1900	hours.	Depending	on	the	
    operating	conditions,	the	lamp	may	have	to	be	
    exchanged	earlier.	If	the	image	is	dark	or	colour	
    tone	abnormal,	replace	the	lamp	as	soon	as	
    possible.	
    •		 You	can	also	check	the	accumulated	hours	of	
    usage.	Please	refer	to	‘Lamp	Time’	in	the	‘Infor-
    mation’	menu.	
    •		 Setting	‘Power	Save’	in	the	‘Options’	menu	to	
    ‘On’	does	not	affect	the	usage	time	of	the	light-
    source	lamp.	
    Please consult your authorised dealer 
    when purchasing a new lamp unit. 
    Replacement Lamp (Lamp Unit) Part No.: 
    BHL5008-S 
    IMPORTANT: The lamp unit resembles 
    that used in other projectors of this 
    type. However the lamps are quite 
    different and the lamp housings 
    are not interchangeable. Install 
    only the correct lamp assembly for 
    this projector: attempting to force 
    a different lamp unit to fit may 
    permanently damage the projector 
    or cause a serious malfunction. It will 
    also void your warranty.
    When the lamp usage time exceeds 
    1900 hours (but is under 2000 hours)
    The	LAMP	indicator	lights	up	and	the	TEMP	
    indicator	starts	blinking	upon	turning	on	the	
    power	(standby	mode).
    A	‘Lamp	replacement’	message	will	be	dis-
    played	on	the	screen	when	projection	starts.
    •	 The	message	can	be	cleared	by	pressing	any	
    button	on	the	remote	control	or	this	unit.
    When the lamp usage time exceeds 
    2000 hours (but is under 2010 hours): 
    The	LAMP	indicator	lights	up	and	the	FAN	
    indicator	starts	blinking	upon	turning	on	the	
    power	(standby	mode).
    When	the	lamp	usage	time	exceeds	2000	
    hours	during	projection,	a	‘Lamp	replacement’	
    message	will	be	displayed	on	the	screen	when	
    projection	starts	and	the	‘Warning’	mark	will	
    appear	blinking.
    •	 Press	the	[EXIT]	button	to	clear	the	display.	
    However,	the	same	Warning	and	Lamp re-
    placement	messages	will	be	displayed	after	1	
    hour.
    •	 When	the	unit	is	switched	to	the	standby	mode	
    or	turned	off	after	the	lamp	usage	time	exceeds	
    2000	hours,	it	cannot	be	switched	back	to	the	
    projection	mode	again.
    	 In	this	case,	replace	with	a	new	lamp	unit	and	
    reset	the	lamp	time.
    When the lamp usage time reaches 
    2010 hours
    The	unit	exits	from	the	projection	mode	(operating	
    mode)	and	switches	into	cool	down	mode.
    •	 The	LAMP	indicator	will	light	up	and	the	TEMP	
    and	FAN	indicators	will	appear	blinking.
    •	 The	projection	mode	(operating	mode)	cannot	
    be	restored	until	a	new	lamp	unit	is	installed	
    and	the	lamp	time	reset.
    About Lamp Replacement 
    •	 If	this	unit	is	installed	in	a	constricted	place,	
    attempting	to	replace	the	lamp	in situ	may	be	
    difficult	or	even	cause	injury.	Move	this	unit	to	a	
    place	large	enough	to	perform	the	operation.	
    •	 Use	only	genuine	replacement	parts	for	the	
    lamp	unit.	Otherwise,	malfunction	may	occur.	
    •	 Never	attempt	to	re-use	an	old	lamp	unit.	This	
    may	cause	marked	performance	deterioration	or	
    lamp	blowout,	which	may	be	explosive.	Broken	
    pieces	of	the	lamp	outside	the	projector	may	
    also	be	dangerous	during	lamp	unit	exchange.	
    •	 Do	not	replace	the	lamp	immediately	after	the	
    projector	has	been	in	use.	The	temperature	of	
    the	lamp	is	still	high	and	this	may	cause	a	burn.	
    Allow	a	cooling	period	of	1	hour	or	more	before	
    replacement.	
    •	 Before	replacing	the	lamp	unit,	pull	out	the	
    power	plug	from	the	outlet	on	the	rear	of	the	
    unit	while	the	Standby	indicator	is	still	on.	Re-
    placing	a	lamp	with	the	plug	connected	to	the	
    outlet	may	cause	injuries	or	electric	shocks.
    Replacing the Lamp 
    						
    							
    2
    Lamp Replacement Procedure 
    1 Remove the control panel cover 
    •	 See	page	10	for	details	on	removing	the	control	
    panel	cover.
    2 Loosen the screw and remove the 
    lamp cover 
    •	 Undo	the	retaining	screw	with	a	‘+’	screwdriver.	
    3 Loosen the screws on the lamp unit 
    and lift up the handle 
    •	 Loosen	the	2	screws	with	a	‘+’	screwdriver.	
    4 Pull out the lamp unit 
    Control Panel Cover
    LampCover
    Handle
    LampUnit 
    						
    							
    2
    5 Slide in the new lamp unit until it is 
    fully inserted 
    Handling the new Lamp Unit 
    Do	not	touch	the	glass	surface	of	the	lamp	
    directly	with	your	hand	or	stain	it.	Touching	it	
    with	a	bare	hand	may	dirty	the	surface,	hence	
    shortening	the	lamp	life,	causing	marked	
    performance	deterioration,	image	darkening,	
    lamp	blowout	and	other	problems.	
    6 Tighten the screws of the lamp unit 
    and fold down the handle 
    •	Fasten	the	2	screws	with	a	‘+’	screwdriver.	
    7 Re-attach the lamp cover and fasten 
    the screw 
    •	 Fasten	the	screw	with	a	‘+’	screwdriver.	
    NOTE:	When	fitting	the	lamp	cover,	insert	the	
    left	end	(with	2	claws)	of	the	lamp	cover	into	
    the	unit,	followed	by	ensuring	that	the	pro-
    truding	part	on	the	reverse	side	of	the	lamp	
    cover	fits	snugly	into	the	recess.	As	this	protru-
    sion	acts	as	a	switch,	misfitting	may	stop	the	
    projector	from	operating.	
    8 Re-attach the control panel cover 
    Handling the Control Panel Cover 
    •	 The	gap	between	this	unit	and	the	control	panel	
    cover	is	narrow.	Be	careful	not	to	trap	your	fin-
    ger	in	the	gap	between	the	projector	body	and	
    the	control	panel	cover.	
    •	 Be	careful	of	the	protrusions	and	corners	of	
    components	to	avoid	injury.	
    •	 After	attaching	the	control	panel	cover,	check	
    that	the	lock	is	fastened.	The	control	panel	
    cover	may	drop	and	cause	injury.	
    LampCover
    Control Panel Cover
    Fasten the lock 
    on the control
    panel cover 
    						
    							
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    Resetting Lamp Time
    After	installing	a	new	lamp	unit,	the	lamp	
    time	must	be	reset	before	the	projector	can	be	
    used.	Resetting	the	lamp	time	resets	the	inter-
    nal	counter	to	zero	hours.	
    NOTE:		if	the	previous	lamp	had	accumulated	
    over	2,000	hours	of	use,	the	projector	will	not	
    operate	until	the	lamp	time	has	been	reset.
    1 Reconnect power to the projector
    •	 The	main	power	turns	on	and	the	Standby	indi-
    cator	on	the	unit	lights	up.	
    2 Point the remote control unit at one 
    of the sensors on the projector. On 
    the remote, press the EXIT, ENTER and 
    HIDE buttons one after the other, then 
    press and hold the DOWN button for 2 
    seconds or more 
    •	 The	STANDBY	and	OPERATE	indicators	will	blink	
    alternately	for	a	total	of	about	3	seconds.	After	
    blinking	stops,	lamp	time	resets	and	the	unit	re-
    turns	to	the	standby	mode	(STANDBY	indicator	
    lights	up).	The	lamp	time	counter	has	now	been	
    reset	and	a	new	count	will	start.	
    •	 If	the	accumulated	lamp	time	has	reached	2000	
    hours,	the	projector	will	not	function	(lamp	will	
    not	light	up)	unless	the	lamp	time	is	reset.	
    Check the lamp time has been reset 
    The	lamp	time	can	be	checked	via	the	‘Lamp	
    Time’	option	on	the	‘Information’	menu.	
    WARNING
    Reset the lamp time only when you have 
    replaced the lamp.	Never	reset	it	when	the	
    lamp	is	still	in	use.	Otherwise,	the	approximate	
    standard	for	gauging	replacement	time	may	be	
    inaccurate,	lamp	performance	may	deteriorate	
    and	lamp	blowout	may	occur.	
    Cleaning and Replacing the Filter
    Clean	the	filter	regularly.	Otherwise,	air	intake	
    efficiency	may	deteriorate	and	the	projector	
    may	overheat.	 If	the	 filter	 is	extremely	 dirty	and	
    cannot	be	cleaned,	or	if	it	is	damaged,	replace	
    the	filter	with	a	new	one.	
    (inner	filter:	LC32058•002A).	
    Running	the	unit	with	a	damaged	filter	(or	
    without	one	at	all)	may	allow	dust	to	enter	the	
    projector	and	appear	on	the	screen,	preventing	
    you	from	enjoying	the	video	fully.	If	dirt	has	
    entered	the	unit	or	if	you	need	information	
    about	the	filter,	please	consult	your	authorised	
    dealer.	
    1 Disconnect power from the 
    projector 
    •	 Pull	out	the	power	plug	from	the	connector	on	
    the	rear	of	the	unit	while	the	Standby	indicator	
    is	still	on.
    2 Remove the inner filter 
    •	 Push	up	and	lift	the	clip	at	the	base	of	the	inner	
    filter,	and	draw	out	the	filter	assembly.	
    Clip
    InnerFilter
    3 Clean the filter 
    •	 Clean	the	filter	with	water	and	dry	it,	avoiding	
    direct	sunlight.	If	it	is	extremely	dirty,	use	a	neu-
    tral	detergent.	Don’t	scrape	it	or	use	a	vacuum	
    cleaner. 
    						
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