Kodak Dp 800 Projector User Manual

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41Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU. You will
get the window below.
Activate the check box that represent the function you
will dedicate to the ZAP button on the Interactive
Remote Control.
Select OK to save your changes and exit, or select
Cancel to exit without saving your changes.By selecting this icon you will get information about, the
Projector and Support service.
Dedicate function to the ZAP button
Info
Dedicate function to the ZAP button 
						

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42Projector VGA:Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU to display
a reference picture on the screen. The reference picture
is meant to serve as a reference image to ensure that
you have correct set-up, that the projected image dis-
plays full 640x480 and that product/source synchroni-
zation is correct.Projector SVGA:Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU to display
a reference picture on the screen. The reference picture
is meant to serve as a reference image to ensure that
you have correct set-up, that the projected image dis-
plays full 800x600 and that product/source synchroniza-
tion is correct.Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU. This will
set the Projectorin standby position. Press the MENU or
ENTER key to return to normal screen image. This
function may also be dedicated to the Zap button
Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU to select
an external computer as signal source.
Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU to select
composite video as signal source. This mode should
also be selected if connected to a Scart video source.
Show test picture
Turn off Projectorin Stand By modeSelect external computer as sourceSelect composite video as source 
Show test picture 
						

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43Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU to select 
S-video as signal source.If a TV-Tuner is installed in your Projector, you can see
the above icon in the source section of the MAIN
MENU. If you activate this icon the Projector will tell you
that you have selected the picture section.
TV-Tuner as source. To enter the TV-Tuner menu you
simply press the MENU key again. You will now see the
TV-Tuner addition to the MAIN MENU in the picture
section.
Select S-video as source
TV-Tuner icon 
						

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44ProjectorSelect the above icon from the MAIN MENU.
You will get the window below.
Use this function when you have connected an audio
signal to the “Audio in” connectors or the microphone
connector on the Projector. Use the four sliders to
Adjust audio settings
Adjust audio settings 
						

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45adjust Volume, Bass, Treble and Balance until you have
a satisfying sound.
The Adjust Audio Settings menu also has five check-
boxes. The first three control the speakers and the
sound functions. You can turn Internal speakers, exter-
nal speakers, and the Sound on or off. Deactivating the
internal speakers does not have any influence on the
External speakers. Turning the sound off will disable all
audio functions of the Projector.
The Projector can use both internal and external speak-
ers simultaneously (for connection of external speakers,
see Using external speakers,page 12).
There is one box for the enabeling of microphone
detection, and to get optimal performance, we recom-
mend that you use a dynamic microphone with 600
ohm and 6,3 mm plug.
The final box lets you select a common audio source
for all your connected computer and video sources. This
feature is especially handy if you want to run a presen-
tation from multiple sources with background music or
speech.When common audio source is selected, only the
PC/common audio in channel is activ.
Select OK to save your changes and exit, or select
Cancel to exit without saving your changes.
Selecting this icon toggles between selecting and
deselecting a microphone as audio source. The icon
without a cross means that you are not using a
microphone as audio source, but can select it to be so.
The icon with a cross has the reverse function.
If autodetection of microphone is on, this will not 
be shown.
Select/deselect microphone
as audio source 
						

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46Changing batteries in the remote control
Figure 13 shows the remote control with the battery lid
removed. Slide off the battery lid, remove the batteries,
and replace them with fresh batteries of the same type.
Be sure to insert the new batteries with the + and -
poles correct. Slide the battery lid back on again.
Changing/installing the lampFigure 14 illustrates how to remove the lamp module
from the Projector.
The lamp producer specifies an average lifetime. You
should not use the lamp beyond this average lifetime.
offers no warranty on the lamp.
1.Switch off the Projector and unplug it from the wall
outlet. The lamp assembly lid is locked as long as
the Projector is switched on.
NOTE 
Take care when removing the lamp, it may 
be very warm! Do not under any circumstance
touch the lamp itself, the lamp holder or the lamp
reflector. Use only the handle to remove the lamp
module.
7 Maintenance
Fig. 13, Batteries and covers on the remote control.
WARNING! Never work inside the Projector
if it is connected to the mains! Always
unplug it from the wall outlet when
changing the lamp! 
						

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472.Open the lamp lid, using a coin or similar tool, by
turning the lock 90º anti-clockwise.
3.Turn the screw of the lamp module anti-clockwise,
and pull the lamp module out of the Projectorusing
the small handle.
4.Take the new lamp module out of its package and
slide it into the Projector.
5.Fasten the screw of the lamp module by pushing it
in and turning it clockwise.6.Close the lamp lid by turning the lock 90º clockwise.
It is not possible to switch on the Projector without
the lid closed.
7.When the lamp module has been replaced, reset
the lamp counter by selecting the icon with the
lamp in the MAIN MENU. Select the Reset button.
3.
2.
1.Fig. 14,  Changing/installing the lamp 
						

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48Changing fusesThe fuse is next to the On/Off switch at the back of the
Projector.
1.Remove the thin plastic lid covering the voltage
selector. Do not use excessive force, the lid can
easily be damaged.
2.Pull out the fuse assembly and replace the fuse
with a fresh one.
3.Insert the fuse assembly.
4.Mount the plastic lid.
5.Connect the Projector to the wall outlet, 
and switch it on.
User spare partsYou should always have the following spare 
parts available:u
Lamp
u
Batteries for the remote controls
u
Fuses
WARNING! Never work inside the Projector
if it is connected to the mains! Always
unplug it from the wall outlet when 
changing fuse! 
						

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49Symptom:No image on the Projectorscreen
Possible causes and remedies:
1.The unit has not been switched on. Check the
ON/OFF switch on the plug panel.
2.No mains connected. Check that the mains cable is
connected to the plug panel and the wall outlet.
3.Unit left in Standby mode. Press Menu key on the
interactive remote control, or ENTER key on the
Control Panel
4.Unit left in BLANK mode. Press BLANK on the
Interactive Remote Control.
5.Contrast has been turned too far. Adjust the con-
trast.
6.The Projector has not been set up for this particular
application. Run the setup procedure.
7.The lamp does not function, see the Quick Guide or
part 7, Maintenance, Changing the lamp.
8.The “open lid” detector prevents the Projector from
being turned on. Lock the lamp lid properly.
Symptom:Low brightness
Possible causes and remedies:
1.Adjust brightness until a satisfactory image is
achieved.Symptom:No source signal detected 
(Black screen with blue frame)
Possible causes and remedies:
1.The signal source has not been switched on. Turn
on signal source.
2.The cables are not properly connected. Check all
the connections.
NB! Make sure the buffer cable is connected the
correct way with the buffer box and short end
cable at the computer.
3.For notebooks: The external RGB port may need to
be manually activated. Please consult the notebook
operating manual on how to operate.
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50Symptom:Overheating of the Projector.
(projector turns itself off)
Let the Projector cool for 10 minutes, and then
check the following:
1.Check that the fan is running.
2.Check that nothing is blocking the air inlet or
outlets.
3.Leave the Projector running.
If the unit turns itself off again you should
disconnect the Projectorfrom the mains and contact
your dealer.
Symptom:Poor response from the Interactive Remote Control
Possible causes and remedies:
1.Check that nothing is blocking  the IR receiver on
the Projectorfront, or rear.
2.If the combined distance remote control - screen -
Projectorexceeds 10 m (33 ft), point the remote
control directly towards the Projector.
3.Change the batteries in the remote control.