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Part Names and Functions
Remote control
Buttons with no explanation function in the same way as the corresponding buttons on the projector's
control panel. Refer to "Control panel" for further details on these buttons.
QTip:
The buttons are phosphorescent. In sunlight or under electric lighting they accumulate light, and
in the dark they glow.
• A/V Mute button
Pressing this button temporarily
switches off the picture and the
audio, and pressing it again
restores them.
• Still button
Pressing this button makes the picture
stand still, and pressing it again
restores the motion.
• On/Off buttons
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page 14
Turns the projector power
on / off.
• Auto button s page 27
Automatically adjusts RGB video
images and analog RGB images
from computers to the optimum
images.
• Aspect button s page 18
• Volume button s page 17
Adjusts the volume.
• Esc button s page 18, 20,
22, 32
• InputA button
Switches the input source to the
projector's [InputA] port.
When you need to switch the input
signal to match the equipment that
is connected to the [InputA] port,
select the correct signal using the
selection menu. The change will
be reflected in the "InputA" setting
in the "Input Signal" menu.
• InputB button
Switches the input source to the
projector's [InputB] port.
• S-Video button
Switches the input source to the
projector's [S-Video] input port.
• Video button
Switches the input source to the
projector's [Video] input port.
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Outputs remote control signals.
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• Bright button s page 26
Adjusts brightness.
• Contrast button s page 26
Adjusts contrast.
• Color Temp button
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page 20
Selects the colour temperature.
• S.Tone button s page 20
Adjusts the skin tones of people
who appear in the images.
• Color Mode button
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page 18
Selects the colour mode.
• Memory button s page 22
Retrieves stored memories.
Picture buttons
• Keystone button s page 17
• Enter button s page 18, 20, 22, 32
• Menu button
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page 32
• button
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page 18, 20, 22, 32