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INPUT select button
(page 18)
Arrow buttons (Up:
Down:
Left: <, Right: >)
This button is used to select the input
These buttons are used to select items from the menu
signal source.
screen and for changing setting values.
FOCUS adjustment +/-
buttons
(page 16)
These buttons are used to
adjust the picture focus.
POWER button
(page 11)
This button is used to
turn projection of the
picture on and off.
MENU button
(page 21)
This button is used to turn display of
the menu screen on and off and to
return display to the previous screen.
ZOOM adjustment +/- buttons
(page 16)
These buttons are used to adjust the
picture size.
Built-in speakers
(page 20)
LENS SHIFT dial
(page 15)
These are built-in speakers which are
Turning this dial moves the lens up and down. Use it to make fine
capable of outputting stereo sound.
adjustments to the lens position when setting up the projector.
Carrying handle
Pull out the handle and
hold it when transporting
the projector.
MAIN POWER switch
(page 11)
This switch turns the
power supply to the
projector on and off.
Fuse holder
This holds a 125 V
AC, 8 A fuse.
Power input socket
(AC IN)
The power cord which
is supplied with the
projector is connected
here.
Remote control signal receptor
(page 10)
This receives the infrared signal transmissions
from the remote control unit.
Focus ring
(page 16)
This ring is used to
adjust the image focus.
Air outlet port
Projection lens
This lens enlarges the image
and projects it onto the screen.
Lens cap
TEMP indicator
(page 38)
This indicator illuminates or flashes as a warning if the
temperature inside the projector reaches an abnormal level.
LAMP indicator
(page 38)
This indicator illuminates when the useful life of the
lamp is coming to an end, and it flashes when there
is a problem with the lamp unit.
Power indicator (STAND BY (R)/ON (G))
(page 11)
This indicator illuminates red when the projector is in standby mode,
green when the projector is on, and orange when in standby mode
and the cooling fan is operating.
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