Kodak Dp 800 Projector User Manual

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“Limited Warranty”, “FCC  Statement” and “Trademarks  Copyright”1. Limited WarrantyExcept as otherwise stated herein,  warrants to the first
end-user who purchases a Projector from a dealer
(Customer) that the Projector is free from defects in
parts and labour under normal use during the warranty
period. The warranty period means the twelve (12)
month period from the date of the Customers purchase
of the Projector from a dealer. During the warranty
period, Distributor will, at its option and in its sole
discretion, repair or replace defective parts, including
replacement of the entire Projector unit, at no additional
charge to the Customer. However, Customer is respon-
sible for all shipping and insurance costs incurred in
sending any Projector to any authorised personnel for
repair or replacement, and Customer is also responsi-
ble for all shipping and insurance costs incurred in
returning any such Projector to the Customer which
does not require any repair or replacement work, as
determined by Distributor in its sole discretion. This
limited warranty does not extend to the Projector lamp,
and does not extend to any Distributor product that has
been damaged as a result of accident, misuse, or
abuse; by the use of parts not manufactured or sold by
Distributor; by unauthorised modification of theProjector; or as a result of servicing by unauthorised
personnel. This limited warranty extends only to the
Customer, and is not transferable or applicable to any
other third party or user, including any one who pur-
chases a used Projector. Any person asserting a claim
under this limited warranty must establish to
Distributors satisfaction the date of purchase and 
that the Projector was purchased new.
2. OTHER WARRANTY AND LIABILITY LIMITATIONSASIDE FROM THIS STANDARD PUBLISHED
WARRANTY, DISTRIBUTOR MAKES NO WARRANTY
OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING
WITHOUT LIMITATION, THOSE OF MERCHANTA-
BILITY AND OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. Without limiting the generality of the fore-
going, any description of the Projector is for the sole
purpose of identifying it, is not part of the basis of any
bargain, and does not constitute a warranty that the
item sold shall conform to that description. The use of
any sample or model is for illustrative purposes only, is
not part of the basis of any bargain, and is not to be
construed as a warranty that the Projector will conform
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promise made by Customer shall constitute a warranty
that the Projector will conform to the affirmation or
promise. Distributor makes no warranty that the goods
are free from claims of infringement of patents, trade-
marks, or copyrights. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY
SHALL BE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY. DISTRIBUTOR
SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMERS OR OTH-
ERS FOR INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR SPE-
CIAL DAMAGES, OR LOST PROFITS. UNDER NO
CIRCUMSTANCE SHALL DISTRIBUTORS LIABILITY
OR CUSTOMERS REMEDY FOR DAMAGES
AGAINST DISTRIBUTOR EXCEED ITS COST FOR
THE PROJECTOR.3. Procedure for ClaimsAny and all questions or claims concerning the
Projector shall be made to Distributor authorised
personnel. In no case shall the Projector be returned
without first securing the authority of Distributor or its
authorised personnel. Any damages to, defects in, loss
of, nonconformities in, or any other claim concerning
the Projector which could be discovered by inspection
upon delivery must be reported to the distributor
promptly and in no event later than thirty (30) days after
delivery. In the case of any such claim, inspection shall
be promptly arranged with Distributor or its authorised
personnel, and where appropriate, representatives ofthe carrier. Any other claim or action respecting the
condition or conformity of the Projector or any other
matter affecting the Projector must be submitted in
writing to Distributor promptly upon discovery and in no
event later than expiration of the Warranty Period. Any
part of the Projector which is subject of any claim shall
be set aside and protected, without further processing
or use, until Distributor or its authorised personnel have
an opportunity to inspect it and advise Customer of the
disposition, if any, to be made thereof. FAILURE TO
GIVE TIMELY WRITTEN NOTICE OF ANY CLAIM
SHALL BAR ANY REMEDY.
4. Technical AdviceDistributor, or its authorised personnel, may furnish
technical advice with reference to the use of the
Projector, but there is no obligation to furnish such
advice, and if any advice or assistance is furnished, it
shall be given and accepted at Customers risk,
Distributor shall not be responsible or liable for the
advice or assistance given or the results thereof.5. FCC StatementThe Projector has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to
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ference when it is operated in a commercial environ-
ment. The Projector generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. Opera-
tion of the Projector in a residential area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user will
be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.
Trademarks CopyrightDLP and DMD are registered trademarks of Texas
Instrument Inc. IBM is a registered trademark of Inter-
national Business Machines Corporation. Macintosh
and Macintosh Powerbook are registered trademarks of
Apple Computer Inc. Other trademarks are the property
of their respective owners. Norwegian and foreign
patents are pending.
All rights reserved. Specifications subject to change without notice. 
						

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Introduction............................................................................................5
Identifying the different parts of the Projector..................................5
Important Information...........................................................................7
Connecting the Projector to your computer.........................................8
Connecting the Projector to your video player...................................11
Using the Projector.............................................................................13
Maintenance.........................................................................................46
Trouble shooting.................................................................................49
TV-Tuner (Option)................................................................................51
INDEX...................................................................................................57
1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.
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							Thank you for buying this Projector,
and for choosing the brighter way of
presenting.The Projector will display high brightness images with
vivid colours, even under normal light conditions. As
input for your presentation you can use CD-I, (ask your
dealer for the CD-I player),CD ROM, Photo CDs, Laser
Disks, normal VCRs or computers. You can connect a
microphone and have multiple inputs connected simul-
taneously for high impact true multimedia presentation.
Thanks to the unique Graphical User interface, the
Projector  offer true plug and play operation from
remote control, which by the way can also control your
computer! For good measure we have even included
the Slide Works presentation utility software with over
50 powerful presentation tools included.
Ask your dealer for information about other presentation
products and accessories. For added security and
convenience try our extended warranty program.
Before you startPlease take a few minutes to make sure that your
system contains the necessary components for your
particular application:u
Projector Hardcase
u
Projector 
u
5 meter (16 ft.) RGB buffer cable
u
Interactive remote control
u
Batteries for the remote control
u
2 Macintosh adapters
u
Diskette with Macintosh driver software
u
Diskette with the Slideworks presentation 
utility software
u
Composite video cable
u
Super video cable (4 pin)
u
Cable for Audio (2RCAm - 2RCAm)
u
Adapter BNC-Composite
u
AC cable (4m)
u
Serial cable (8 pin)
u
9 pin serial adapter
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Apple Macintosh
Adapter With
Macintosh Female
Pin-Out9 pin adapter
(serial) AC-cable Audio In/OutComposite video S-video
Apple Macintosh
Adapter with
Macintosh
Male Pin-OutSerial cable
Adapter for 
composite video
to BNC

Interactive Remote 
Control
Batteries
5 m Buffer cable
Diskettes
Lamp
If you want to use the Projector
to display video information, you
will need the cables for S-video
or composite video, all depend-
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Please fill in the warranty card  and return it to Cus-
tomer.
u
Always use the Projector Hardcase when you are
transporting the Projector.
NB! Even though the Projector is a rugged piece of
presentation equipment, it is also a finely tuned optical
equipment. The Projector is therefore susceptible to
damage by vibration or shock. Please therefore use
caution when transporting the unit.
The Projector lamp is installed on delivery. The lamp
manufacturer specifies an average lifetime for the lamp.
You should not use the lamp beyond this average life-
time. offers no warranty on the lamp. See the Quick
Guide or part 7, Maintenance, Changing the lamp.WARNING! Never work inside the Projector if it is
connected to the mains! Always unplug it from the
wall outlet when changing the lamp!
When the lamp has been replaced reset the lamp
counter by selecting the icon with the lamp in the MAIN
MENU. Select the Reset button, and then click OK.
u
The height of the projected image on the screen can
be adjusted by using the tilt screw underneath the
back of the Projector.
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This section describes how to connect
the Projector to your PC, Macintosh,
Powerbook or notebook in order to
show computer graphics.1.
Identify the parts needed to connect your computer
with the Projector.
2.
Identify the RGB Out connector on the back of your
computer (the one that connects the monitor to the
computer).
3.
Make sure that the computer, monitor and the
Projector are switched off.
4.
Connect the power cable from the Projector to the
wall outlet.
5.
Locate the On/Off switch on the Projector. With all
the connections done and the screws properly
fastened, the Projector, and computer may be
powered up. Switch on the units in the mentioned
sequence.
6.
The Projector  will now automatically display the
computer’s image in parallel with the monitor. If not,
see the section:Trouble shooting.
7.
If you want to control your computer with the
remote control, also connect the serial interface
cable from the RGB buffer cable to the computer
COM-port, see fig 10 or 11. Connecting the serial
interface cable. Also see Using the Interactive
Remote Control to control your PC or Apple
Macintosh computer.
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Backpanel of computer
RGB  OUT
Computer
Monitor Cable
To DAVIS Powerbeam
Connecting to a 
desktop computerFig. 3. Connecting to a desktop PC with standard RGB
Backpanel of computer
RGB  OUTMacintosh adapter
with Macintosh
Male Pin-Out
Macintosh 
adapter
with Macintosh Female
Pin-Out.Macintosh
monitor cable
To DAVIS Powerbeam
Connecting to an Apple 
Macintosh desktop computerFig. 3. Connecting to an Apple 
Macintosh desktop computer
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Backpanel of computer
RGB  OUT
To DAVIS Powerbeam
Connecting to a standard
laptop, notebookFig. 4. Connecting to a laptop, notebook
Backpanel of computer
RGB  OUTMacintosh adapter
with Macintosh
Male Pin-Out
To DAVIS Powerbeam
Connecting to an Apple Macintosh 
PowerbookFig. 5. Connecting to an Apple 
Macintosh Powerbook
To Projector
To Projector