Mitsubishi Fd730u Projector User Manual

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Menu operation (continued)
DETAIL MENU* Menus ar e not displayed when no signal is supplied to the pr ojector.
IMAGE
INST ALLA TION
FEAT URE
SIGNAL
INFORMA TION COLOR ENHANCER
CONTRASTBRIGHTNESS
COLOR TEMP .
AUTOPRESENTATIONSTANDARD
±30±30STANDARD
COLOR *1 TINT *1
SHARPNESS *1
ADV ANCED MENU
±10±10±5
W ALL SCREEN
LAMP MODE
ST ANDBY MODE
AUDIO INPUT
IMAGE REVERSE
ST ANDARD, LOWSTANDARD, LOW
AUTO POWER ON
AUTO POWER OFF
ON, OFFOFF,   5,  10,  15,  30,  60 min
IMAGE CAPTURE *1 *2 SETUP
BACK COLOR
SPLASH SCREEN BACK COLOR
ON , OFFBLUE, BLACK, IMAGE
AV  MUTE MODEBLACK, IMAGE
AUTO, AUDIO 1, AUDIO 2, AUDIO 3, MIX       *6
BLACK BOARDWHITE BOARDOFF
OFF , MIRROR, INVERT , MIRROR INVERTTEST PATTERNCROSS HA TCH     , WHITE     , BLACK
LOW
GAMMA MODE
BrilliantColor TMRGB-COLOR RGB-TINT
HIGHCONTRAST R
CONTRAST G CONTRAST B
BRIGHTNESS R
BRIGHTNESS G BRIGHTNESS B
NOISE REDUCTION *1 CTI *1
INPUT LEVEL
DYNAMIC, NA TURAL, DETAIL0-10±10±10
±30±30±30±30±30±30
ON, OFFON, OFF±5
(for analog signal input)
ENHANCED, NORMAL (for digital signal input)
CLOSED CAPTION *1OFF,  CC1, CC2
1-5
1-5
1-5
1-5
GRAY , RED, GREEN, BLUE, BLACK, WHITE, RED 50%, GREEN 50%, BLUE 50%
x1, x4, FULL GO
 ASPECT
SETUP *1
LANGUAGE RESET ALL
PA
SSWORD FUNCTION
MENU POSITION
CINEMA MODE *3 VIDEO SIGNAL *5
AUTO
AUTO, OFF,  3.75%, 7.5%
QUICK MENU
DISPLA Y INPUT      , MENU ACCESS      , SPLASH ID SCREEN 1 (upper left),  2 (lower right)
NATIVE
AUTO, FILM, VIDEOAUTO, NTSC, PA L, SECAM, 4.43NTSC, PA L-M, PAL-N, PAL-60
LOCK
*4
*4 *4
*4
*4
OVER SCAN *8 HOLD *2 *7
HORIZ. POSITION *7
VER T. POSITION *7
FINE SYNC. *2 *7
TRACKING *1 *2 *7
COMPUTER INPUT *2
100-90%OFF
0-9990-999
MEMOR
Y CALL *1 *2
RESOLUTION (MEMORIZE     ) *1 *20-310-9999AUTO, RGB, YCBCR/YPBPR
NETWORK PROJECTOR NAME
NETWORK PA SSWORD
NETWORK RESET
PJLink CERT
IFICATION
IP CONFIG BEGIN
END
SHUTTER (L)
SHUTTER (LS)
SHUTTER (RS)
CLAMP POSITION *2 *7
CLAMP WIDTH *2 *7 VER T. SYNC
LPF *1 *2 *7
SHUTTER (U)
0-990-99
0-200-200-20
1-2551-63AUTO, OFFON, OFF
VERT
ICAL FREQUENCY
HORIZONT AL FREQUENCY HORIZ. PIXELS
VERT . LINES
EXECUTE CANCEL640 - 1920350 - 1200
0-20
SYNC. TYPE *2
LAMP TIME (LOW)
INPUT
RESOLUTION
VER TICAL FREQUENCY
HORIZONT AL FREQUENCY
OK     UNLOCKOK     
USEROK     
OK     
OK     
OK     
*****..., SET     
DHCP
IP ADDRESS
SUBNET MASK
DEF AULT GA TEWA Y
MAC ADDRESS
xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
***.***.***.***, SET     ***.***.***.***, SET     ***.***.***.***, SET     
ON     
OK     OK     
USER     
USER     
OK     
BEIGE     LIGHT BLUE     LIGHT GREEN     PINK     
SIZE     CAPTURE
16:9
, SVENSKA, POLSKI
±10
THEA TER
ON     , OFF
ON     , OFF
AUTO, MEMOR Y 1     , MEMOR Y 2Horizontal Pixels x Ve rtical Lines
OK     OK     
SPLITOK
*1 Not available with certain signals.
*2 Not available when the input signal is fr om the VIDEO IN or S-VIDEO IN terminal.
*3 Av ailable only when the input signal is TV60, TV50, 480i, 576i or 1080p.
*4 The range that can be specied varies acr oss input signals.
*5 Av ailable only when the input signal is fr om the VIDEO IN or S-VIDEO IN terminal.
*6 AUDIO 1, AUDIO 2, AUDIO 3, and MIX
  cannot be selected when the Input Sour ce is HDMI input.
*7 Not available when the sour ce is HDMI.
*8 Not available when ASPECT is set to NA TIVE. 
						

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Menu operation (continued)
Basic operationSeveral  settings can be adjusted using the menu.
Example :  Auto po wer of f time  setting
1. Press the MENU  button.
2. Select the DET AIL MENU and pr ess the ENTER  button  (or 
 
bu tton) .
3. Press the 
 or   button to select INS TALLA TION. 
4. Press the ENTER  button (or 
 bu tton). 5.
Press the 
 or   button to select  AUTO PO WER OFF .
6. Press the 
 or   bu tton to adjust the auto po wer off time.
7. Exit the me nu by pr essing the MENU  button se veral  time s.
Impor tant: 
• When the  button doesn’ t function, unplug the power co rd from  the 
wa ll outlet.  Wait about 10 minutes, plug the power co rd in, and tr y 
again.
• A fter selecting the items mark ed with , press the ENTER  but-
ton.
Me nu Option sSet the f ollowing options pr ovided in the  respectiv e menu s.
1.IMA GE menu
• Y ou cannot adjust TINT when the TV50 (P AL, SECAM) signal is inputted.
• Y ou cannot adjust COLOR TEMP . when WALL SCREEN in the INST ALLATION menu is set to other than OFF.
• W hen COMPUTER 1 or COMPUTER 2 or HD MI is selected, TINT do not work.
• W hen COLOR ENHANCER is  switched, pr ojected images ma y be distorted.
• C aptions ar e not displ ayed  while in formation about the menu,  volume setting, or input signal selection is being displa yed on  the sc reen.
• T he closed caption function displa ys text information included in  the NTSC signal, which is main ly used for TV br oadcasting in  NorthA meri ca.
• I NPUT LEVEL is una vailab le when the di gital signal is supplied fr om the YC
BCR/YPBPR te rm inal of the connected de vice.
opt.
IMAGE
opt.
INSTALLA TION
WALL SCREEN
BEIGE
opt.
INSTALLA TION
AUTO POWERON 
AUTO POWER
OFF OFF
OFF
AUTO POWERON 
AUTO POWER
OFFOFF
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IMAG E ADVANCED menu
COLOR EN HANCER AU
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tomat ically sets an optimal color balance based on the input signal . 
Use this setting  for most cases .
PRESENTA TION Makes pr ojected images bright  and crisp.
ST AND ARD M akes  projected images look natu ral.
THEA TER M akes pr ojected images soft and smooth. Best suited  for mo vies.
USER
 Adjusts the  gamma curve, color int ensity, or balance . (See page 27.)
CONTRAST ± )
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COLOR TEMP . 4 options Adjusts the color temperatur
e. (See page 27.) 
COLO R ± 10 Adjusts the color tone of pr
ojected images. (See page 27.)  You cannot 
select  this setting  when the COMP UTER  1 or  COMPUTER  2 or  HDMI  is 
selected as the input sour ce.
TINT ±10 Adjusts the color tint of pr
ojected images. (See page 27.)  You can select 
this setting only when NTSC is selected as the input signal .
SHARPNES S ± )
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AD VANCED MENU OK
 
NOISE REDUCTIONON/OFF Reduces noise of projected images when the input signal is nois y.
CTI ON/OFF Corrects sm eared colo r bo rders.
INPUT LEVE L±5 Fo
r analog signal input: The input le vel of video signal di ffers among 
de vices  to be  connected.  High input  leve l causes  solid white  in displa yed 
image and lo w input level causes displ ayed  image to get da rk. Use this  
menu to adjust the input le vel of anal og video signal .
EN HAN CED/NORMAL Fo
r digital signal input: When a digital signal is input, ENHANCED an d
NORMAL ar e sw itchab le. (See page 
12.)
CL OS ED CAPTIO N.
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CC1/CC 2 D ispla ys captions .
CONTRAST
BRIGHTNESS0
0
ST ANDARD
0
COLORCOLOR TEMP .
0
SHARPNESS
AUTOCOLOR
ENHANCER
opt.
IMAGE
0TINT
OKADVA NCED MENU
CTI
INPUT LEVEL 0
ON
ON
NOISE REDUCTION
CLOSED CAPTION
OFF
opt.
IMAG
EADVANCED MENU 
						

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Menu operation (continued)
2.INST ALLA TION menu
• The ST ANDA RD lamp mode is acti vated  by def ault whene ver the pr ojector is tu rned on. When the LO W LAMP MODE has been chosen, th e
de fault ST ANDARD lamp mode is s witched to the LO W lamp mode in 1 minute .
• I n AUDIO INPUT , HDMI audio  is selected when the Input Sour ce is HDMI input.  The audio of AUDIO 1,  AUDIO 2,  AUDIO 3, and MIX   c annot 
be selected .
• T o cancel the test patter n, press any button.
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WA LL SC REEN OFF/BEIGE
 / LIGHT 
BLUE / LIGHT GREE N / PINK /BLACK 
BO ARD/WHITE BO ARD Selects a desi
red setting based on the color of the scr een or wall 
on which im ages are projected.  When selecting a setting other 
than BL ACK BO ARD/WHITE BO ARD, yo u can ne-tune the color 
tone  to the desi red le vel on the 1 to 5 scal e. (See page 18.)
LAMP MODE ST
AND ARD Select this setting when 
you wa nt to vie w images in a well-lit  
ro om.
LO W Select this setting when 
you wa nt to view images at a moderate 
light intensit y. Th e operating sound is consequent ly re duced, and 
th e lamp lif etime becomes longer .
• W hen this mode is  switched, projected images ma y ick er.
• I f this mode is fr equently switched, the lamp ma y be deterio-
ra ted.  
ST ANDBY MODE ST
ANDARD LAN can be activated in ST
ANDARD MODE. MONITOR OUT 
cannot be acti vated.
LO W Po
wer consumption can be lo wered when  selecting LOW. Ho w-
ev er, LAN  and MONI TOR OUT cannot be acti vated.
AU DIO INPUT AU
TO If 
AU TO is  selected, selects  AUDIO 1 when the input sour ce is 
COMPUTER 1, selects  AUDIO 2 when the input sou rce is CO M-
PUTER 2, selects A UDIO 3 when the input sou rce is  VIDEO/S -
VIDEO,  selects HDMI when the input source  is HDMI.
AU DIO 1/A UDIO 2/A UDIO 3 S elect the audio input.
MI X
 Selects MIX signal of AUDIO 1 and AUDIO 2.  You can change the 
balance of  AUDIO 1/ AUDIO 2 using MI X .
AU TO PO WER ON ON/OFF When this mode is set to ON, the lamp 
is automatically lit when 
th e po we r co rd is plugged in the  wall outlet. Select ON when  you 
set the pr ojector at the ceiling.
• W hen the lamp is of f, the pr ojector is  in standb y. Use the 
re mote cont rol to tu rn on the lamp .
AU TO PO WER OFF OFF/5-60 min Selects a desir
ed timer setting until the pr ojector enters the 
st andb y mode when ther e is no signal input  from the sour ce.
IM AG E CAPTURE SETUP
 Use to capture the screen  for the splash sc reen. (See page 33.)
SPLASH SC REEN ON/OFF Select ON 
to display the  splash sc reen when  the projec tor is po w-
ered on .
BA CK COLOR BLUE/BLACK/IM AGE Selects the ba
ckground co lor that is displ ayed when there is no  
signal input fr om the source.
AV  MUTE MODE BLACK/IMA GE Use to choose the ba
ckground, either BL ACK, or  IMAGE,
 which 
will be displ ayed when the  AV MUTE  button is pr essed. When  
IM AG E is chosen, the splash scr een will be displayed.
IM AG E REVERSE OFF
Select this setting when 
you wa nt to vi ew images fr om the front 
with the projecto r set on the oor .
MI RROR Select 
this setting  when you want  to  view  images  from  behind  the 
scre en with the pr ojector set on the oor .
INVER T Select 
this setting  when you want  to  view  images  from  behind  the 
scr een with the pr ojector set at the ceiling .
MI RROR INVER T Select this setting when 
you wa nt to vi ew images fr om the front 
with the projector set at the ceil ing.
TEST PA TTERN CROSS HA
TCH Select to show the test cr
oss hatch pattern.
LAMP MODE
OFF
IMA
GE 
REVERSECROSS HA TCH
WALL SCREEN
BEIGE
STANDBY MODE ST
AND ARD
ST
AND ARDAUDIO INPUT
AUTO
opt.
INST ALLA TION
AUTO PO WER
OFF  OFF OFF
AU
TO PO WER
ON 
IMA GE CAPTUREONSPLASH
SCREEN  ON
BA
CK COLOR BLUEAV
 MUTE MODE
TEST  PATTERN BLAC
K
SETUP
WHITE Select to show the maximum brightness image.
BLACK Select to show the minimum brightness image. 
						

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Menu operation (continued)
3.FEA TURE menu
• Y ou can select CINEMA MODE only when the input signal is a TV60, TV50, 48\
0i, 576i or 1080p video signal.
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ASPECT AU
TO Select to change the aspect ratio automatically depending on the 
input signal. (Select this option 
for norm al use. )
16:9 Select 
to projec t images  in full  size  (1920  x 1080  pixe ls)  irre spective  of  
ty pe of  input signal .
NA TIVE     Select to project images in their or iginal size as input.
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P vate or deactiv ate the password lo ck.
MENU POSITION 2 options U se this setting to change the position of the menu on the sc reen.
CINEMA MODE AU
TO The lm mode will be automatically acti
vated  when a lm sou rce sig-
nal is input.
Select  AUTO fo r no rmal us e.
When i cker occu rs on  the scr een, frame dr opping or other incorrect  
displ ay occur s, or jaggies on slanting lines ar e remarkab le, select 
either  FILM or VIDE O, which impr oves the symptom bette r.
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VIDEO SIGNAL 8 options Select 
Auto to automatically set the appr opriate video  form at in  rela-
ti ve  to the input signal. If projected images ar ent displayed corr ectly, 
select a desi red video  form at manually .
SETU P AU
TO Select this setting to automatically change the SETUP mode .
OFF Select this setting to incr
ease the density of blac k. Use this setting 
when images ar e dark.
3.75%/7.5 % Select this setting to lower the dens
ity of  blac k.
• W hen 7.5% is set, the br ightness is decreased by the setup can-
cel function  for the  U.S.
SPLI T O K
 Use to sprit  the screen  in tw o and  displa y a  computer  image on the  left 
scr een and a video image on the  right sc reen. (See page 33.)
LANG UAGE 12 languages S elects a desi red language  for the menu .
QU ICK MENU OK
 Moves to QUICK MENU .
RESET AL L O K
 Resets all menu settings  except  for PA SSW ORD FUNCTION and 
LANG UAGE  to the de fault.
SPLIT
AU TO
AU TO
MENU POSITION
VIDEO SIGNAL?
ASPECT
QUICK MENU English
LANGUA GE
AèOK
OK
RESET ALLOK
DISPLAY INPUT
P
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FUNCTION
CINEMA MODE AU
TO1.
SETUP
AUTO
FEA TURE
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Menu operation (continued)
4.SIGNAL menu
• T hough horiz ontal strips  ma y appear on the enlar ged projected imag e, such symptom is not a malfunction.
• W hen you change the horiz ontal or vertical position to a la rge ex tent, noise  may appea r.
• T he adjustab le range of the  vertical position  varies  depending on the type of the input signal. Though the image ma y stay in  the same position  
ev en  when the setting  value is changed, such symptom is not a malfunction .
• S HUTTER will not work  correctly  during  keystone adjustment.
• W hen you incr ease the setting  value of  OVER SCAN, noise ma y appear on the screen.
• S ee pages 28 and 29  for the detailed setting pr ocedure.
Important:
• Y ou can set the IMAGE, SIGNAL, SIGNAL-RESOLUTION (MEMORIZE) and SIGNAL-USER menus only when the signal is supplied.
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SIGNAL RESOLUTION  
(MEMORIZE) men u
SIGNAL USER men u
MEMORY CALL AU
TO / ME MORY 1  /
MEMO RY 2 
Use to select the setting of RESOLUTION (MEMORIZE) al ready sa ved.
Impossib le to select if no setting has been sa ved.  AU TO is selected  by 
de fault. It optimiz es the signal  form at automatically depending on the 
type of video signal supplied fr om the computer. Press the ENTER  but-
ton to clear the setting al ready sa ved.
RESOLUTION
(MEMORIZE      ) The 
current resolution  is displayed.  To change the  current setting,  press 
the ENTER  button to disp lay the RESOLUTION (MEMORIZE) menu. 
The ne w setting can be sa ved  to MEMO RY 1 or MEMO RY 2.
VERT ICAL
FREQUENC Y- The 
vertical fr equency of the  currently pr ojected video signal is dis-
pl ay ed.
HO RIZONT AL
FREQUENC Y- The ho
rizo ntal fr equency of the curr ently projected video signal is dis-
pl ay ed.
HORIZ. PIXELS 640-1920 The 
number  of ho rizontal  pixe ls of  the  curr ently  projected  video signal  is 
displa yed. When  you change the curr ent setting, select EXECUTE, and 
then pr ess the ENTER  button, the image is automatically adjusted  
acco rding to the re solution you set. The adjustment  result can be sa ved 
to  MEMO RY 1 or MEMO RY 2.
VER T. LINE S 3 50-1200 The number of 
vertical pi xels of the curr ently projected video si gnal is 
displa yed. When  you change the curr ent setting, select EXECUTE, and 
then pr ess the ENTER  button, the image is automatically adjusted  
acco rding to the re solution you set. The adjustment  result can be sa ved 
to  MEMO RY 1 or MEMO RY 2.
EXECUTE OK
 Press the ENTER  button to star t the automatic adjustment. At the com-
plet ion of the automatic adjustment, a message is displ ayed  and  you 
can sa ve th e adjustment  result to MEMO RY 1 or MEMO RY 2.
CA NCEL OK
 The process to change the curr ent resolution is canceled and the SIG-
NAL menu is displa yed.
HORIZ. POSITION 0-99 9 U se to adjust the horizo ntal position of the pr ojected image.
VE RT. POSITION 0-99 9 U se to adjust the vertical position of the projected image.
FINE SYNC . 0 -31
Use to eliminate i ckering or  blur, if appear s, vi ew ing the pr ojected 
imag e.
TRA CKIN G 0 -9999 Use to eliminate 
vertical wide st ripe s, if  appear s, view ing the pr ojected 
imag e.
COMPUTER INPUT AU
TO The proper setting is automatically selected .
RGB Select this option when connecting the pr
ojector to high denition video
equipment ha ving R, G, and B output te rminals.
YC
BCR/Y PBPRSelect this option when connecting the pr ojector to a DV D pl ayer or  
other de vice having Y,  CB, and  CR (or Y,  PB, and  PR) component video  
output te rminals .
OV ER SCAN 100%-90% Use to adjust the displa y area of projected image .
HOLD OFF / ON
 Use to adjust the image when agging occu rs near  the top of the 
scre en.
USER OK
 
CLAMP POSITION 1-25 5 U se to corr ect solid white or solid blac k in the pr ojected image.
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VERT . SYNC AUTO / OF F Use to adjust the image when its motion doesn’t 
run smoothl y. Select 
AU TO fo r no rmal us e.
LPF O N / OFF Use to select whether or not to ena ble the LP F.
SHUTT ER(U) 0 -20 Use to adjust the image when noise appears on the top pa
rt of the 
imag e.
SHUTTER(L ) 0-20 Use to adjust the image when noise appears on the bottom pa
rt of the 
imag e.
SHUTTER(LS) 0-20 Use to adjust the image when noise appears on the left half of the 
imag
e.
SHUTTER(RS) 0-20 Use to adjust the image when noise appears on the 
right half of the 
imag e.
USEROK
OFFHOLD
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OVER SCAN
SIGNAL
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RESOLUTION
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SIGNALRESOLUTION (MEMORIZE)VERT ICAL
FREQUENCY
HORIZONTA L
FREQUENCY
VERT . LINES
EXECUTE HORIZ. PIXELS
CANCEL 
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75.04 Hz1024
60.02 KHz
768
OK
OK
SIGNALUSERCLAMP
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Menu operation (continued)
5.NETW ORK men u
6. INFORMA TION menu
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NETW ORK IP CONFIG 
me nu
PROJECT OR NAME *****
..
.Displa ys PROJECT OR NAME. Displa ys PROJECT OR NAME in  
bl ank when PR OJECTOR NAME is not set.
SE T
 Set PR OJECT OR NAME. Enter up to 15 characters (alphabets or  
numer ic characters).
NE TW ORK  PASS WO RD OK
 Set the pass word for We b cont rol or PJLi nk certication .
IP  CONFIG OK
 Select this setting for IP Conguration .
DHCP ON  / OFF  Use this setting when 
you obtain IP CONFIG automatically  by 
DHCP se rver.
IP ADDRESS ***,***,***,***
Displa
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de fault, and cannot be displa yed.
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this setting.
SUBNET MASK ***,***,***,***
Displa
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fa ctor y de fault,  and cannot be displa yed.
SE T
 Set SUBNET MASK. When DHCP  is set  to ON,  you cannot  change 
this setting.
DEF AULT GA TEWA Y ***,***,***,***
Displa
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not set as  factor y de fault, and cannot be di splayed.
SE T
 Set DEF AULT GA TEWA Y. When DHCP is set to ON,  you cannot  
change this setting.
MA C ADDRESS xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx Displays MA C ADDRES S.
PJLink  CERTIFICA TION ON  / OFF  Use this setting for PJLink Ce rtication .
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• W hen the LA MP MODE is ST ANDARD, this menu sh ows a longer lamp operating time than  
the actual time . (See page 38 for the inte rval of lamp  replacement. )
• W hen the lamp operating time is 0 to 10 hour s, 0H is displa yed. When the lamp oper ating 
time e xceeds 10 hour s, the actual hours ar e displayed.
• W hen the lamp oper ating time reaches 3750 hour s, the bar tu rns ye llow. When it  reaches 
4750 hour s, the bar tu rns re d.
(The lamp li fetime  is 5000  hours.)
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RESOL UTION I ndicates the resolution of the curr ently projected video si gnal.
VE RTICAL FREQUENCY Indi cate s the  vertical fr equency of the curr ently projected video signal .
HORI ZONTAL FRE-
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SYNC . TYPE I ndicates the type of the sy nc signal for the curr ently projected video signal .
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NETWORKPROJECTOR 
NAME
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PJLink
CERT IFICAT ION
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IP ADDRESS
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MAC ADDRESS
SUBNET MASK
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10.132.1.1
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Image adjustment
Adjusting projected imag es
To adjust the brightness (CONTRAST and BRIGHT -
NESS):
Y ou can ma ke adjustments of the br ightness of the projected image 
using the men u.
(See page 20 or 22 f or the menu options.)
1. Displa y the QUICK MENU or the IM AGE menu.
2. Select CONTRAST or BR IGHTNESS by pr essing the 
 or  
bu tton.
3. Adjust the selected option  by pr essing the 
 or  bu tton .
To cancel the menu :
4.Press the MENU  button.
CONTRAS TSelect to adjust the contrast of the image . Every time the  bu tton is  
pr es sed,  the image  becomes  brighter  and more clearly  dened.  Every 
time the 
 button is pr essed, the image becomes da rker and less 
clearly dened.
BRIGHTNESSEv ery time the  button is pr essed, the image becomes br ighter. 
Ev ery time the 
 button is pr essed, the image becomes dar ker.
To adjust the color (COLOR and TINT):
You can adjust the color of the pr ojected image using the menu.
(See page 22  for the men u options.)
1. Displa y the IMA GE menu.
2. Select COLOR or TINT  by pr essing the 
 or  bu tton.
• C OLOR and TINT is selectable only  when the  input signal is  
VIDE O.
• T INT is selectable only when the NTSC or 4.43NTSC signal  
is input .
3. Adjust the selected option  by pr essing the 
 or  bu tton .
To cancel the menu :
4.Press the MENU  button.
COLORUse to adjust the color density of the pr ojected image. Ev ery time the 
 bu tton is pr essed, the color becomes dar ker. Ev ery time the  bu t-
ton is pr essed, the color becomes lighter .
TINTUse to adjust the tint of the projected image. Every time the  bu tton 
is pr essed, the image appears mo re gr eenish. Ev ery time the 
 bu t-
ton is pr essed, the image appears mor e reddish.
To sharpen  or soften  the projected  image (SHARPNESS) :
You can adjust the shar pness of the projected image using the me nu.
(See page 20 or 22 f or the menu options.)
1. Displa y the QUICK MENU or the IM AGE menu.
2. Select SHARPNESS  by pr essing the 
 or  bu tton.
3. Adjust the selected option  by pr essing the 
 or  bu tton .
To cancel the menu :
4.Press the MENU  button.
To adjust the tone of white (COLOR TEMP .):
You can select a pr eset color temperatur e (white tone) using the 
men u.
(See page 20 or 22 f or the menu options.)
1. Displa y the QUICK MENU or the IM AGE menu.
2. Select COLOR TEMP . by pressing the 
 or  button .
3. Select y our desir ed color temperatu re by pr essing the 
 or  
bu tton.
To cancel the menu :
4.Press the MENU  button.
To adjust the tone of white (T o customize the color tem-
peratur e):
To set (and stor e) a user-dened color temper ature, perf orm the  fol-
lo wi ng pr ocedur e.
(See page 22  for the menu option s.)
1. Select COLOR TEMP . in the IMAGE me nu.
2. Press the  or  bu tton to select USER  .
3. Press the ENTER  button .
4. Press the 
 or   button to select the desir ed setting.
5. Press the 
 or  bu tton to adjust the selected setting .
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5  for optimal adjustment  results .
To cancel the menu :
7.Press the  MENU  button.
To enable the sto red color temperatur e:
1.Set COLOR TEMP . to USER  in the IMAGE menu .
About color temperature
There are diff erent  variat ions  in white  color. Color  temperatur e is a 
wa y to sh ow these  variat ions in whit e. When the tempe ratu re is  
lo w,  white appears  reddish. When the temper ature rises,  white 
appears  bluish.  For ex ample, yo u can change the temper ature 
using the  follow ing pr ocedur es.
To  raise the temperatur e: Increase CONTRAST B (b lue) and 
decr ease CONT RAST R (red).
To  reduce the temperatur e: Decrease CONT RAST B (blue) and 
incr ease CONTRAST R (r ed).
• I f yo u set CONTRAST R, G, and B to negati ve va lues , the 
brightness  of the  image  cant retain  the original  even  when  you 
maximize  the  value  of CONTRA ST in the  QUICK  MENU  or the 
IM AG E menu .
Color Enhance rYou can set user -dened values  for the brightness and hue using the 
menu. (See page 22  for the menu option s.)
1. Display  the IMAGE menu .
2. Select COLOR ENHANCER  by pr essing the 
 or  button .
3. Select USER   by  pr essing the  
 or  button.
4. Press the ENTER  button .
5. Select a setting  you w ant to set.
GAMMA modeUse this setting to set an optimal gamma  value and modulation of  
lamp powe r. The le vel of br ightness can be adjusted  for subdued 
colors .
DY NAMIC ............Select when vi ewing cris p, clear  images in a 
br ightly  lit room or st rong da ylight.
The leve l of  brightness  is adjusted  to higher le vels.
NA TURA L........... .Select when vie wing images of which colors ar e 
more  fa ithfully  repr oduced. 
The  leve l of  brightness  and vividness  is adjusted 
to optimal le vels.
DE TAIL ................ Select when  viewing  images  of wh ich  brightness  
should be  kept  relati vely lo w, such as mo vies 
and music video clip s.
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BrilliantColor™Use this setting to make colors with medium br ightness, such as  yellow  and the skin  tone appear natural. Pr ess the  button  to decr ease the  value 
to lessen the ef fect. Pr ess the 
 button to incr ease the value to  heighten the ef fect. (BrilliantColor ™ has no ef fect at  value 0. )
6. Select a v alue by pr essing the 
 or  bu tton.
• F or mor e enhanced color  repr oduction,  set BrilliantColor ™ to 0. The white ar ea of the  color wheel is  disabled, and  you  can  repro duce  true-
co lor image s.
RGB-COLORUse to adjust the color intensity of the pr ojected image. Ev ery time the  button is pr essed, the color becomes thic ker. Ev ery time the  button is  
pr essed, the color becomes lighte r.
RGB-TINTUse to adjust  the color  balance  of the  projected  image. Ev ery time  the  button  is pr essed,  the image  appears  more gr eenish.  Every time  the  but-
ton is pr essed, the image appears mor e re ddish.
Ho w to adjust the computer imageThis  projector automatically  selects a pr oper signal  form at accor ding to the  type of video signal supplied fr om the computer. H ow ever, video signals  
fr om  the computer  may not  be pr ojected  correctly depending  on the  types  of the  computer  and images  to be  projected.  In such a  case , ma ke ad just -
ment accor ding to the o wchart belo w.
Adjustment is completed.
When the siz
e and position of
the computer image ar e not correct.
Pr oject a br ight computer image containing as man y texts and characters as possi ble.
Note) Disab le the screen saver if it is activ e.
Pr ess the AU TO POSITION b utton. When a signal fr om a video device (or signal mark ed with *2 on page 46) is being input, a windo w
to select the adjustment mode is displa yed. Select AU TO ADJUST using the 
 or  button and pr ess the ENTER bu tton.
Settings ar e automatically and optimally adjusted fo r the input signal.
Image is pr ojected
corr ectly .
YES NO
Display  the scr een resolution setting menu of y our computer.
(Example:  In the case of  Windows
® PC, right-click  on the desktop , select Properties, and clic k the
Settings tab to display  the screen resolution setting.)
The scr een
r esolution setting of y our computer
is dif ferent fr om the setting of RESOLUTION
(MEMORIZE    ) in the SIGNAL men u
of the pr ojector.
Select RESOLUTION (MEMORIZE    ) in the SIGNAL men u
and pr ess the ENTER b utton.
Set HORIZ.  PIXELS and  VERT. LINES to the v alues of the scr een resolution of y our computer.
(Example:  When the scr een resolution of the computer is 1280x800, set HORIZ.  PIXELS to 1280 and
VER T. LINES to 800.)
Select EXECUTE and pr ess the ENTER button.
A utomatic adjustment star ts according to the selected r esolution.
Image is pr ojected
corr ectly.
Perf orm manua l
adjustment.
After the memory  saving
massage is displa yed,
select MEMOR Y 1 or
MEMORY  2 and press the
ENTER b utton. After the memor
y saving
massage is displa yed,
select MEMORY  1 or
MEMOR Y 2 and pr ess the
ENTER bu tton. When yo
u don’t save
the adjustment r esult,
pr ess the MENU bu tton.
Adjustment is canceled.
Adjust HORIZ.  POSITION, VERT. POSITION, and  TRACKING
in the SIGNAL menu . Fo r details , see “Simple method to
adjust the image position.”  (See page 29.)
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Image adjustment (continued)
How to adjust the imag e supplied from the computer using the me nu:Carr y out the  follow ing procedures according  to the symptoms.
Wide str ips appear . ....................................................... Adjust TRACKING in the SIGNAL menu .
The pr ojected image i ckers.
The pr ojected image is  blur red.  ................................... .Adjust FINE SYNC . in the SIGNAL menu .
The pr ojected image is displaced ho rizo ntally . ............. Adjust HORIZ. POSITION in the SIGNAL me nu. Ev ery time the 
 bu tton is pr essed, the 
image mo ves to the right. Ev ery time the 
 button is pr essed, the image mo ves to the left.
The pr ojected image is displaced  vertically  .................. Adjust VE RT. POSITION in the SIGNAL menu. Ev ery time the 
 bu tton is pr essed, the 
image mo ves do wn. Ev ery time the 
 bu tton is pr essed, the image mo ves up .
The top par t of the image ags . .................................. .Change  the setting  of HO LD  in the  SIGNAL  menu. Select  ON 
 , pr ess  the ENTER  button, 
and adjust BEGIN or END to minimi ze the agging .
A solid  blac k or solid white appears in the imag e. ........ Adjust CLAMP POSITION or CLAMP WIDTH in the SIGNAL - USER menu .
The motion doesnt  run smoothl y. ................................ .Adjust VE RT. SYNC in the SIGNAL - USER me nu. Select  AUTO fo r norm al use .
Noise appears on the  right or left half of the imag e. .... .Adjust SHUTTER(LS) or SHUTTER(RS) in the SIGNAL - USER me nu.
Noise appears on the top or bottom pa rt of the image.  Adjust SHUTTER(U) or SHUTTER(L) in the SIGNAL - USER menu .
1. Displa y the SIGNALmenu .
2. Press the 
 or  bu tton to select an item to adjust.
3. Adjust the selected item  by pr essing the 
 or  bu tton .
To cancel the menu :
4.Press the MENU  button.
• D o not change the settings of the SIGNAL menu in no rmal use .
LPF (Pr ogressive lter)You can select whether or not to enable the LPF .
Ve rtical  or horizontal  stre ak  noise  may appear  on the  project ed image , depending  on the  type  of the  DVD play er or  game  console  you use . In  such  a 
case,  yo u can  reduce such str eak noise by enabling the  LPF. Howe ver, pr ojected images become softened slightly .
Simple method to adjust the image positio n
To adjust the horizontal position:
1. Align  the left edge of the image with the left side of the scr een by adjusting  HORIZ. POSITION.  Then, align the righ t edge of  the  image  with 
the  right side of the sc reen  by adjusting  TRAC KING .
2. Repeat step 1 ab ove to complete the adjustment of the ho rizo ntal position .
To adjust the ve rtical position:
3. Align the upper edge of the image with the upper side of the scr een by adjusting VE RT. POSITION. 
						

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You can set the netwo rk of the pr ojector us ing the menu .
Setting Projector Name
1.Displa y the NETW ORK menu. (See page 22  for menu setting.)
2. Press the 
 or  bu tton to select PR OJECTOR NAME.
3. Press the 
 or   button to select SET   .
4. Press the ENTER  button .
•P ROJECT OR NAME scr een appears.
5. Press the dir ection buttons to mo ve the  key curso r, select the 
characters or mar ks to enter, and pr ess the ENTER  button .
•P rojector Name can be set using up to 15 cha racters includ-
ing alphabets (capital/small),  numeric char acters, or mar ks.
←  key: Shifting the position of enter cursor to the 
left  for each characte r.
→  ke y: Shifting the position of enter cursor to the 
ri ght  for each character .
DE L ke y: Deleting the char acter in the position of  
enter cursor  for each characte r.
caps/CAPS  key: Switching an alphabet char acter to CAPI-
TA L or small.
NE XT/PREV  key:Switching the marks listed on the  four th 
line.
SP AC E ke y: Inserting a space in the position of enter 
cursor.
CL EAR  key: Deleting all the enter ed characters.
6. When selecting OK, the setting is completed as the name  
stor ed. Howe ver, when selecting CANCEL, the setting is com-
pleted without storing.
•I t may take some time to  reect the settings .
Network Passwo rd Settings
1. Displa y the NETW ORK menu. (See page 22  for menu setting.)
2. Press the 
 or  bu tton to select NETW ORK PASSW ORD.
3. Press the ENTER  button .
•C URRENT NETW ORK PASS WO RD scre en appears . 4.
Pres s the di rection  buttons to mo ve the  key cursor , select the 
chara cters or marks to ente r, and pr ess the ENTER  button.
•P assword can be set using up to 32 characters including  
alphabets (capital/small) or nume ric characters .
←  ke y: Shifting the position of enter cursor to the 
left  for each characte r.
→  ke y: Shifting the position of enter cursor to the 
righ t for each character .
DEL  key: Deleting the character in the position of  
enter cursor f or each characte r.
caps/CAPS  key: Sw itching an alphabet character to CAPI -
TA L or small.
CLEAR  key: Deleting all the ente red char acters.
•T he de fault pass word is admin.
5. Select OK, and NEW NET WORK P ASSWORD  screen appears 
if the entere d password is corr ect.
•I f the enter ed password is not corr ect, CURRENT NET -
WO RK PASS WO RD sc reen appears again.
6. Enter the NEW NETW ORK PA SS WO RD and CONFIRM NE T-
WO RK P ASSWORD.
•P assword can be set using up to 32 characters including 
alphabets (capital/small) or nume ric characters .
←  ke y: Shifting the position of enter cursor to the 
left  for each characte r.
→  ke y: Shifting the position of enter cursor to the 
righ t for each character .
  ke y: Shifting the position of enter cursor  
between NEW NETW ORK PASSW ORD 
and CONFIRM NETW ORK PASS WO RD.
DEL  key: Deleting the character in the position of  
enter cursor f or each characte r.
caps/CAPS  key: Sw itching an alphabet character to CAPI -
TA L or small.
CLEAR  key: Deleting all the ente red char acters.
7. When NEW NETW ORK PASSWORD and CONFIRM NE T-
WO RK PASSW ORD  are matched,  the setting  is completed  after 
changing the NETW ORK PASSW ORD.
•I f the ente red content is not matched, NEW NE TWORK 
PA SSWO RD screen appears again after an er ror dialog is  
displa yed.
•I t may take some time to  reect the settings .IP Settings
1.Display  the NETW ORK menu. (See page 22  for me nu setting. )
2. Press the 
 or   button to select IP CONFIG .
3. Press the ENTER  button .
•I P CONFIG me nu appears.
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IP CONFIGDHCP
IP ADDRESS
DEF AULT
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MAC ADDRESS SUBNET MASK
xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx192.168.0.10
255.255.255. 0
10.132.1. 1ON
Network settings