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Input Settings Main Menu
Setting Name Input Setting Unit Description
COMPUTER
Terminal
RC N
Single Use this sub-menu to specify manually the type of signal being
input from the projector’s COMPUTER terminal.
Auto*:
Automatically detects the signal being input from the
COMPUTER terminal and configures the appropriate input
protocol.
RGB:
Select this option when a computer is connected to the
COMPUTER terminal. For details about connecting a computer,
see “Connecting the Analog RGB Output of a Computer to the
Projector” (page 11).
Component:
Select this setting when the projector’s COMPUTER terminal is
connected to the component video output terminal of a video
device using a commercially available component video cable.
For information about connection, see “Connecting to a Video
Device” (page 13).
Video Signal
V N
Single Use this sub-menu to specify manually the type of signal being
input from the projector’s AV terminal.
Auto*:
Select this setting to have the projector switch the video signal
system automatically in accordance with the input signal from
the video device that is connected to the AV terminal.
NTSC / NTSC4.43 / PAL / PAL-M / PAL-N/ PAL60 / SECAM:
Each setting selects the applicable video system. Use these
settings when you want to specify only one specific video signal
for the AV terminal.
Signal Name
Indicator
RCVHDWUN
Single Use this sub-menu to specify whether or not the name of the
currently selected signal source should be displayed in the
projected image.
On*:
Select this option to turn on display of the name of the currently
selected signal source in the projected image.
Off:
Select this option to turn off display of the signal source name.
Restore Menu
Defaults
RCVHDWUN
Source
Specific
Use this sub-menu to return all of the sub-menu items on the Input
Settings main menu to their initial default settings.
z Restoring menu defaults when there is no input signal will
restore defaults for the currently selected input source.
z Note that the “Signal Name Indicator” setting is always returned
to its initial default, regardless of the currently selected input
source.