Ask Proxima DP2800 User's Manual
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1. seam eis son oem 1 sasmess on COO ereen ese Son we a wi 126325 1 em _ i BE ImAgg Merian DiAgew AL X Orlo IMAGE SDT DiAGewae X 0 8 Figure 20 Diagonal measurement of orojecte image when Desktop gt re A H 7 AS pre TT Projector is 1 4 4 3 m from projection screen CATA ei Lisers Duite Chapter 2 Detaled Setup Focusing You can use the title screen image that appears when you first start up the projector to make your adjustments Using a thumb or fingertip rotate the focus ring to the right or left for the clearest displaved image Figure 2 The projector lens focus ring User s Guide gee 2 5 EEE nan Aa aN a Lisers mulige Verse Setup Keystoning The normal projected image will have a rectangular shape Keystoning is when the projected image becomes trapezoidal Normal imege Keystoned image Figure 22 ormel ve keystoned images Keystoning occurs when the front of the Desktop Projector is not perpendicular to the projection screen the vertical plane or when it s not placed parallel to the floor the horizontal plane Keystoning also occurs when the Desktop Projector is tilted sideways chapter 2 Detalec Setup To correct for keystoning always make sure that the projector s at a right angle to the screen in the horizontal plane The projector is properly aligned if the top and bottom of the projected image2. Multimedia LCD Projectors Models DP2800 and DP2700 Quick Setup Procedures i Place the projector on a solid flat surface at a right angle perpendicular to the projection screen and parallel to the floor 2 Raise the cover assembly until it clicks into place 3 Raise the mirror assembly inte its fully open position For steps 4 7 select the appropriate procedure for your system Desktop Computers 4 Turn off the computer monitor and Desktop Projector 5 Unplug the monitor cable from the computer and attach it to the MONITOR end of the Y cable 6 Plug the Y cable s COM PUTER or CPU end into the computer s monitor port 7 Insert the Y cable s LCD end into the projector s COMPUTER port COMPUTER VGA ce CPU MAC N Notebooks Laptoos 4 Turn off the computer and the Desktop Projector 5 Plug rhe Y cable s COM PUTER or CPU end into the computer s monitor port 6 Insert the Y cable s LCD end into the projectors COMPUTER port 7 Attach the Macintosh or VGA video terminator to the Y cable s MONITOR end 8 Connect video and audio sources to the projector i CONNECTOR FUNC TIOAVCABLE PANEL I COMPLITER Connects computer video Both models So Preen in WGA viden Y gebie mai Miscimtunsh vigdes TY cable Cee For ontional Oycloos eyevern or Presentation Coruriol Software Din Geo DEn IE serka date cable TENS S 6 PAacintesh Al Je
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4. AUDIO IN OPeeco Left and right inputs from VOR or other mio source or amplified or wireless microphone Left and right inputs Foor computer sudo source or amplified or wireless microphone NTSO PAL SECAM inmut from VORs lasercisc players and camcorders FISWHS input from S VHS or DPB S video source Dre 7oo Requires optional video aGanter foart number ATES DPZSHN sound system VIDELI IN DP2ZE0O pee 700 User s Guide 2 8 Chapter 2 Detaled Setuno 2 10 Users Guide COMPUTER The video Y cable allows you to connect your computer to both the Desktop Projector and to a separate computer monitor so that you can view computer video output on the monitor and projection screen simultaneously Desktop Computers If you are using a desktop computer regardless of whether it s an IBM compatible or a Macintosh system the sequence for connecting it to your Desktop Projector is exactly the same Use the Y cable appropriate to your system For IBM compatibles use part number C454 6 for Macintosh systems use part number C4646 Macintosh Figure 7 VGA and Macintosh connectors 1 Turn off all power to your computer its monitor and the Desktop Projector 2 Unplug your monitor cable from your computer s video monitor port and attach the cable to the short end of rhe Y cable marked MONITOR ie Locate the Y cabl
5. Chapter 2 Detaled Setup 2 15 e Users Guide COMPUTER AUDIG IN The COMPUTER AUDIO IN connector allows the Model DP2800 to receive audio input from a computer or a microphone Connecting Your Computer s Audio 1 Insert the mini jack end of the computer audio cable part number C498 6 into the AUDIO OUT connector of a Macintosh or the sound card of an IBM compatible 2 Insert the RCA jacks at the other end of the computer audio cable into the projector s left and right COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors AUDIO IN The Model DP2800 has left and right stereo connectors for audio input from VCRs laserdisc players and other video equipment Connecting a Video Audio Source The composite audio video cable part number C497 6 is made up of 3 cables with yellow red and white RCA plugs 1 Insert a white RCA plug into your video source s let AUDIO OUT connector Insert the other white RCA plug into the projector s left AUDIO IN port Chapter 2 Detsilled Setup 2 Insert a red RCA plug into your video source s right AUDIO OUT connector Insert the other red RCA plug into the projector s right AUDIO IN port Note Although both COMPUTER AUDIO IN and AUDIO IN may be connected simultaneously only one is active Ifcomputer video is selected COMPUTER AUDIO IN is active If NTSC PAL SECAMIS VHS video is being viewed AUDIO IN is active Connecting a Monaural Source If you have
6. During the Warranty Period Proxima will at no additiona charge repair or replace defective parts or at the option of Proxima replace the entire unit This limited Warranty does not extend to any Proxima product that has been damaged or been rendered defective a as a result of accident misuse or other abuse b by the use of parts nor manufactured or sold by Proxima c by modification of the product or d as a result of servicing by non authorized personnel The foregoing Warranty is expressly in liew of any other expressed or implied warranties including without limitation warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose To the extent not prohibited by law all statutory warranties are hereby waived and excluded from this Warranty Proxima expressly disclaims all warranties not stated in this Limited Warranty Warning This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause interference to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply wich limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of the FCC Rules which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment Opera tion of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take wha
7. Users Guide 23 7 Chapter 3 ising the Desktop Projector ae nenna aana aAA eta AAA gaan tanner perc CONTRAST never The CONTRAST setting is used by the Model DP2800 for NTSC PAL SECAM or S VHS video Use the Up or Down arrow key to adjust the contrast in the projected image CONTRAST is available for the Model DP2700 if it has been upgraded for video Setup Menu To access the Setup Menu Push the MENU key to access the Levels Menu Press the MENU key again to access the Setup Menu or Press the MENU key twice to skip the first window and go directly to the Setup Menu SOURCE MAGE Figure 27 Setup Menu 3 5 Liser s Guide Chapter 3 e Lising the Desktop Projector SOURCE SOURCE doubles as both a status and selection box When you connect a video input this setting lists the name of the input source detected by the projector If the Model DP2800 detects an NTSC source it automatically defaults to it The projector cannot tell the difference berween PAL or SECAM When PAL or SECAM is used the Desktop Projector defaults to PAL The SOURCE setting allows you to select SECAM as the video source input The Desktop Projector selects the best possible value based on the incoming signal If the image doesn t look right i e wrong colors image is off screen image won t sync properly use the Up or Down arrow key to make an alternate selection The Model DP2800 can store a full set of
8. 2 Detailed Setup External Speakers When connecting external speakers use the optional Proxima Powered Loudspeaker System part number A55 or a similar system References in the following procedure are to Figure 15 To connect your Desktop Projector to external powered speakers 1 Insert the mini plug of the stereo cable supplied with your powered speakers into the projector s AUDIO OUT port 2 Insert the other end of the cable into speaker A 3 Connect speaker A to speaker B using the cables supplied with the speaker system Figure 15 Connecting the Desktop Projectar to external sneakers Lisers Guide 2 19 Chapter 2 Derailed Setup External Stereo System To connect your Desktop Projector to an external stereo system 1 Using the computer audio cable part number C498 6 insert the mini jack end into the Model DP2800 s AUDIO OUT port 2 Insert the RCA connectors at the other end of the cable inte the external amplifier s left and right AUDIO IN ports Figure 15 Connecting bhe Desktop Projector to an external stereo system 2 20 User s Guide Chapter 2 Detaled Setup Powering Up Your Desktop Projector and external monitor if you are using one must be powered up before turning on your computer so that your computer properly senses each display during its boot up sequence Applying Power to the Projector On the rear connector panel of the projector you ll find a po
9. a monaural source that you want to play through the Desktop Projector s left and right speakers use the RCA Y adapter cable part number C496 to connect the source to the projector s left and right AUDIO IN connectors If you are using computer audio connect the source to the projector s Left and Right COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors Liser s Guide 2 17 Chapter 2 Detalled Setup a Lesers Guide Connecting a Microphone When you need to address a larger audience while projecting an NTSC PAL SECAM or S VHS video image plug an amplified or wireless microphone equipped with a line level output maximum level of 1 volt peak to peak into the Left and Right AUDIO IN connectors The microphone will work when an NTSC PAL SECAM or S VHS video image is projected If you wish to address a larger audience while projecting a computer image connect the source to the projector s Left and Right COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors If your microphone s amplifier has only one ourput use the RCA Y adapter cable part number C496 and a standard RCA cable ro connect it to both of the projectors AUDIO IN or COMPUTER AUDIO IN connectors AUDIO OUT The Model DP2800 contains an internal stereo system consisting of an amplifier and two speakers Although this system provides high quality stereo output a multimedia presentation may require connecting the projector to external powered speakers or an external sound system Chapter
10. are equal in length and parallel to the floor Top View Ferpendicular ta the projection screen Projection Sereen Farallei to the floor Figure 23 Positioning the Desktop Projector In order to allow you to project images high enough for the entire audience to view the Desktop Projector has been designed to minimize this effect A 10 5 correction for keystoning is built into the projector a ts le ai Dee BO L wer k Ws A A Be N D reek ee Users Dulde 2 27 Chapter 3 Using the Desktop Projector This chapter provides detailed information on the Desktop Projector settings the Control Panel functions the Menu Windows and the warning indicators The Control The following figure shows the control panel configurations for Panel the Model DP2800 and the Model DP2700 Model DP2PSODO Syne Brightness K gt Mode DPE YOO Vie tenut Lemp Figure 24 Nodel DEZBO and Mode DP27OO control panels User s Guide 1 wormed Liging the Desktop Projector en The Control Panel Keys Lisers Burne Arrow Keys The four arrow keys allow you to Make small adjustments to the projected image s position on the screen Pressing an arrow key shifts the projected image in the direction indicated by the arrow or Access and modify settings within the Menu windows Por more information please refer to the section titled The Menu Settings later in this chapt
11. at the front of the projector s lower case and under the grill in che top cover Top Air Front Air Filter Grill Filter Grills Figure 3d The ar intake filter grill assembhes Users Guide e 4 7 Chapter 2 Maintenance 4 8 Liser s Guide Front Air intake Fiter Assernblies 1 Release latches are located on the lower portion of the two front filter grill assembly frames Press these up as you pull the grill assemblies out Q Figure 35 Removing the lower front air filter gril assernblies Chapter 4 Maintenance 2 Remove the foam air Alters Figure 36 Separating the air filter from the filter grili 3 Depending on their condition clean or replace the filters To clean a filter wash ir in a mild solution of soapy water rinse and let it dry To replace a filter refer to Appendix B Accessories amp Replacement Parts for ordering information 4 Clean the grill vents using a cloth or the can of compressed air in the optional maintenance kit 5 Reassemble the air filter assemblies and replace them User s Guide 4 5 Chspter 24 Maintenance Top Air intake Filter Assembly 1 To release the top air filter assembly place boch thumbs into the two depressions located on the rear of the top filter grill assembly frame Press down and back towards the rear of the unit The front edge of the grill will pop up Figure 37 Removing the top air filter gril s
12. 2800 and DP2700 Proxima Desktop Projector Models This manual contains information for setting up and using the Proxima Desktop Projector 2800 and the Proxima Desktop Projector 2700 These projectors are referenced throughout the manual as follows Desktop Projector Projector Desktop Projector 2800 Desktop Projector 2700 Model DP2800 Model DP2 702 Both the Desktop Projector 2800 and the Desktop Projector 2700 have many aspects in common Unless otherwise indicated the information contained within this manual is common to both models Where controls operations or other aspects differ between models an icon indicating the model number appears next to the material chat applies to it The model number will also be called out in the body of the text Warranty Limitation of Warranties FCO Statement Trademarks Patents and Soapyright Proxima Corporation warrants that the Proxima Desktop Projector product manufactured by Proxima is free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use during the Warranty Period The Warranty Period com mences on the day of purchase by the end user The Warranty Period is one year The Desktop Projector lamps are not covered by chis Warranty The end user s sales receipt or invoice showing the date of purchase of the product and che name of the Reseller is proof of date of purchase The Warranty extends only to the original purchaser and is not transferable
13. CLOPS key cannot be used to T Y S disable Cyclops a K Note For best results always aim the remote at the projection screen or at the projector s front edge Never obstruct the red infrared receiver eye located beneath the Control Panel The remote control also provides access to additional functions not available on the Control Panel or through the Menu windows iisers Guide 3 15 HN Nee nam air terete a 16 User s Guide worn une Weskton Projeccor mennene aaa KAEA anana re i ASN NAO aA e ranar MUTE Key This key is used to momentarily shut down audio ourput from the Medel DP2800 Pressing the MUTE key again toggles the sound back on TEXT Key The TEXT key toggles between the Graphics mode of 640 x 480 lines and the Text mode of 720 x 406 lines A DOS text screen is easier to view when in Text mode REV PAUSE and FWD Keys These three control keys work with Proxima s MacRemote and PCRemote Presentation Control Software which can be used to sequence electronic slides For more information please refer to the Presentation Contral Software Guide that comes with your software Chapter 4 Maintenance There is very little involved with the care and maintenance of your Desktop Projector However common sense and periodic maintenance will ensure top performance An optional maintenance kit part number AGO is available that includes the following materials 2 Halogen lamps Le
14. Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Likely Cause No power to projector Possibile Solutionis Turn power ON Check AC cord i Check power to electrical outles came nezen O Turn temp ON M Circuit breaker engaged Correct overload Ssitustignm press greuit breaker reset button to disengage OCVERTEMP indication Allow projector to cool f turn projector ON Burned cut lampe Move lamp selector Switch to opposite position O ren No image projected REPLACE LAMP indication Repisce lampes Projector not pieced st Adjust relative positions proper angie to of projector and projection soreen screen Projector not horizontal Level projector Projected image out Projection fens mob Adjust projection lens of focus Focused Focus i Dismieyed mage not Square keystoned Projected image Projector too fer from Move projector coser to lerger than screen screen screen Projected image Projector too close ta Move projector away smaller than screen Screen from screen No computer image Loose cable Check and secure cable connections projected No power to computer Turn on computer F possible check computer with another monitor Incornpatible vided system No external monitor f Wee inoluded video 4 terminator appropriate to your system Switch between interne screen and video port Liser s Guide
15. E TER I Figure 6 Levels Menu for NTSTD PALSETAN and S VeHS vicies BRIGHTNESS This control is used to increase and dectease the image brightness level It functions the same way as the BRIGHTNESS key on the Control Panel Use the Up or Down arrow key to increase or decrease the brightness level Chapter 3 e Using the Desktop Projector SYNC Adjust this setting if you see uneven horizontal features streaks or shimmering in a computer video image Press the Up or Down arrow key until the image stabilizes VOLUME This selection is used to adjust the volume level if an audio device is connected to the DP2800 Use the Up or Down arrow key to increase or decrease the volume level Note For optimal sound control when using an external amplifier i e stereo system preset the VOLUME setting to 50 5 bars before adjusting the volume on the amplifier to a comfortable listening level ROB Controls RED GREEN amp BLUE The RED GREEN and BLUE controls can be used to individually adjust the color signals Use the Up or Down arrow key to increase or decrease the color signal level These setrings are simultaneously increased or decreased when the BRIGHTNESS control is adjusted TINT The TINT serting R and G adjusts the Red or Green color balance for NTSC PAL SECAM video or S video sources r has no effect in other video modes Use the Up or Down arrow key to adjust the color signal balance
16. Get lt 4 Help Liser s suide Ifyou need help i 2 Cao Check the Troubleshooting Chart Call your dealer s technical support line and explain your problem Call Proxima ar U S A and Canada 619 457 5500 Press 1 for Customer Service 619 457 8542 Fax Outside U S A and Canada 619 457 3500 Press 1 for Customer Service 619 622 0173 Fax Europe 31 43 650 248 31 43 649 220 Fax Chapter S Troubleshooting Returns If the Desktop Projector or any of its accessories are determined to be defective 1 pad Contact Proxima Customer Service to request a Return Material Authorization RMA number Send the defective unit with the RMA number clearly marked on the outside of the shipping box freight prepaid to U S A and Canada Proxima Corporation RMA 9440 Carroll Park Drive San Diego CA 92121 Europe Proxima Corporation RMA Horsterweg 24 6191 RX Beek The Netherlands Pack the projector in its original box for safe shipment If you no longer have the original shipping materials contact Proxima Customer Service for packaging Users Guide 5 5 Appendix A Specifications Proxima Desktop Projector 2800 2700 ORLA DRZFOIG Projector Type Portable Misttimedia Projector Portsbie Color Data Projector wi optional video ISM PC PSv2 and cornpatibies VGA EGA CGA VESA G40 x 480 Pobizi Computer Compa
17. L or SECAM source to your Desktop Projector 1 The composite audio video cable part number C497 6 is made up of 3 cables with yellow red and white RCA plugs Insert the yellow RCA plug into the circular connector on your camcorder laserdisc player or VCR marked VIDEO OUT TO MONITOR or something similar ho Insert the other yellow RCA plug into the projector s VIDEO IN port The red and white cables are for audio input from the video source Refer to the AUDIO IN section later in this chapter Chapter 2 e Detalled Setup OPEO With the installation of an optional video adapter part number A195 the Model DP2709 can also display video images from an NTSC PAL or SECAM source Refer to Appendix B Accessories ee Replacement Parts for ordering information S VHS The Desktop Projector 2800 can project video from an S VHS or S Video source 1 Connect one end of the S Video Y C cable part number C466 6 to your video source connector marked VIDEO OUT TO MONITOR or something similar The cable has identical round 4 pin connectors on either end 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the Desktop Projector s input connecter marked S VHS With the installation of an optional video adapter part number A195 the Model DP2700 can also display video images from an S VHS or S Video source Refer to Appendix B Accessories amp Replacement Parts for ordering information Wsers ode 2 15
18. Ocoags 4 S Video Cable DAB ACA Y Adapter C458 5 Composite Vices Aude tabe cisse Computer Audio Cable cases Video Terminator Macintosh C835 Video Terminator VGA csaa 7 Video Y Cable MAG lis C Qusdra casae Video Y Teble VGA 454 5 Ate Programmable Remote Control DPSSOocvOPS7ono You can order accessories and replacement parts through your local dealer or by contacting Proxima at the following numbers U S A and Canada 619 457 5500 Press 1 for Customer Service 619 457 8542 Fax Outside U S A and Canada 619 457 5500 Press 1 for Customer Service 619 622 0173 Fax Europe 31 43 690 248 31 43 649 220 Fax inciex A Applying Power to the Projector Arrow Keys AUDIO OUT external speakers external stereo system AV Tripod attaching precautions B BRIGHTNESS Control G Changing Air Filters Cleaning projection lens projection mirror Closing the Projector COLORS Computer Computer Audio Cable COMPUTER AUDIO IN Conflict internal screen video port Connecting computer audio projector video audio source 2 18 2 19 2 20 2 6 2 6 4 7 4 2 4 2 2 7 3 10 2 10 2 16 2 16 2 12 2 16 2 9 2 16 Connector Panel 2 9 AUDIO IN 2 16 AUDIO OUT 2 18 COMPUTER 2 10 COMPUTER AUDIO IN 2 16 RS 232 2 13 S VHS 2 15 VIDEO IN 2 14 CONTRAST 3 8 Control Panel arrow keys 3 2 configurations 3 1 Cover Assembly 2 3 Cyclops 3 3 light measure
19. amps If your projector lamp burns out during a presentation the LAMP SELECTOR switch allows you to quickly and easily change to a backup lamp Figure 30 The lamp selector You do not have to turn off projector power before switching lamps As you move the LAMP SELECTOR switch to its opposite position you ll feel the switch click into place The alternate lamp will illuminate coming to full brightness slowly to extend the life of the lamp Liser s Guide 4 3 Chapter 4 Meirmenarice Qe e Liser s Guide Ra corte eaae AAAA a aman oasoutnanc E ene Replacing Lamps Leave the Desktop Projector running with the lamp off prior to changing lamps This will allow che fan ro run and speed the cooling of the lamp chamber Don t open the lamp chamber until the projector has cooled 1 Turn off the projector unplug the power cord from the wall socket and remove the power cord from the projector s power receptacle As a built in safery feature the lamp chamber cannot be opened unless the cord is removed 2 Move the lamp chamber latch to the right The cover panel will pop open Figure 34 Opening the larno chamber letoch Chapter lt 4 Maintenance 3 Lift the cover until it stops De not force the cover The lamp chamber is now accessible Figure 32 Opening the lamp chamber CAUTION The lamp chamber gets very hot during operation In particular the ceramic socket at the lamp s base ca
20. an f over termnperature condition BEPLAGE Huminates if the ective ancor spere projector lamp has LAMP burner out BRIGHTNESS Sie VOLUME LE ii mi PED SPEEN BLUE EENEN ini Computer Video BRIGHTNESS FO TINT G CONTRAST VOLUME nh Lili BEH source displayed NTSCIPALISECAM and S VHS Video CONTROL FUNCTION Levels Menu Press the MENU amp key to display the Levels Menu This menu varies automatically based on the type of video BRIGHTNESS increases decresses the overall brigheness of the projected imege SYNC Compensstes for fine variations in the timing of the computer video signal VOLUME Aciusts the audio level of the projectors internal speakers DPB only Adjusts the red color signal for computer video GREEN Adusts the green color signal for compter video Adiusts the blue color signa for computer video EQ TINT Adiusts the Fed and Green color balance far NTSDPALSGETDAKWS VRZ video CONTRAST Adjusts the difference between light and dark segments of the projected imsge Setup Menu SOURCE IMAGE COLORS PROJECTION Press the MENU key a second time to display the FPEQUENCY LANGUAGE STORE _ _SEINNGS Ds CENGUSS DD 1 FACTORY Serup Menu CONTROL FUNCTION SOURCE Lists the name of the input source detected by the projector IMAGE Switches between NORMAL end REVERSE modes REVERSE is used prirnerity for viewing TEXT screens COLORS Selects the color
21. ctory configured values These will be used until you define new settings STORED Recalls your last saved settings for the current video source CURRENT Indicates thar changes have been miade are in use and have nor yet been saved Factory Defauite The first time you turn the Desktop Projector on factory set operating values are used These default settings remain the same over the life of the system If you change any of these settings you can recall the factory defaults by accessing the SETTINGS function and choosing FACTORY Chapter a Using the Desktop Projector Warning and Warning and alert lights located on the projector s control panel Alert Lights provide you with an indication of the Desktop Projector s operating condition Sync O ooo Figure 22 Warning lights OCOVERTEMP Warning Light The OVERTEMP warning will light in the unlikely event that the projector reaches an over temperature condition A thermostat will switch off lamp power until the projector cools CAUTION DO NOT TURN OFF THE PROJECTOR The power must be left on so the fans can cool down the unit Users Guide 3 13 wnapter Sos Lising the Desktop Projector Arena i Aha ema A g4 s Users Guide Ifan OVERTEMP condition occurs perform the following checks while you allow the projector to cool Verify that the room temperature is below 80 F 27 O Check the intake grills and exhaust vents Clear any ob
22. e s common end marked CPU MAC II for Macintosh systems and COMPUTER VGA for IBM compatibles Plug it into the computer s monitor port Chapter 2 Detailed Setup 4 Insert che Y cable s large 25 pin connector marked LCD into the Desktop Projectors COMPUTER port Figure 12 Figure 13 Macintosh commections Users Guide 2 114 Chapter Detaled Setup 2 12 Lisers koude Note If you want to use your desktop computer without a monitor connect one of the supplied video terminators to the short end of the Y cable marked MONITOR Use the appropriate terminator for your system For IBM compatibles use part number C936 for Macintosh systems use part number C935 Notebooks Laptops Use the Y cable appropriate to your system For IBM compatibles use part number C454 6 for Macintosh systems use part number C464 6 1 Turn offall power to your notebook or laptop computer and the Desktop Projector 2 Locate the cable s common end marked CPU MAC H for Macintosh systems or COMPUTER VGA for IBM compatibles Plug it into the computer s monitor port 3 Insert the Y cable s large 25 pin connector marked LCD into the Desktop Projector s COMPUTER port Attach the appropriate video terminator to the short end of the Y cable marked MONITOR For IBM compatibles use part number C936 for Macintosh systems use part number C935 of Note If you don t get an image i e your Deskto
23. econds initiates the Cyclops light measurement sequence For more information please refer to your Cyclops Users Guide ALoGo u Liser s Guide 3 3 Note You cannot use Cyclops and Proxima s Presentation Cantrol Sofrware at the same time To disable Cyclops and use the software hold the MENU key on the Control Panel down when you turn the projector power on This procedure will not work with the remote control To re enable Cyclops turn the projector off and then power it up again SYNC Keys The SYNC keys are used to compensate for fine variations in the timing of a computer s video signal Sync is only used with computer video Adjust this setting if you see uneven horizontal features streaks or shimmering in a graphics image Press the upper or lower SYNC key until the image stabilizes VIDED Key The VIDEO key on the Mode DP2800 is used to switch berween computer video input NTSC PAL SECAM video input or S VHS input Note The VIDEO key on the Model DP2700 is operational a only if the optional video adapter part number A195 is installed VOLUME Keys The VOLUME keys on the Control Panel are used to adjust the audio level of the Model DP2800 s internal speakers Press the Up or Down key to increase or decrease the speakers audio level Del e Users Guide The Menu Settings Chapter 3 Using the Desktop Projector The Menu Window appears in the lower portion of the proj
24. ected image displaying the currently selected settings for the Desktop Projector 1 Press the MENU key on the Control Panel or the remote control to display the Levels Menu pa Press the MENU key a second time to display the Setup Menu Selecting and Changing Settings To move to and change a setting 1 Use the Right or Left arrow key to move to the setting that you wish to change 2 Use the Up or Down arrow key to change the secting Note The active setting the one that you can change is indicated by a red outline Saving Changes To save any modifications you make to the projector settings 1 Access the Setup Menu 2 Use the Right or Left arrow key to move to the STORE setting 3 Use the Up or Down arrow key to choose the STORING option Lisems Guide GH Napter 3 Using the Desktop Projector 3 5 E A ea eena eeann ma erent A erman EEEn Aaaa ant A enea Levels Menu Press the MENU key once to display the Levels Menu From Users Guicte here you can change the levels for the projector s image and audio controls The menus vary automatically based on the type of video source displayed VOLUME til GLUE Metal OP RESO BRIGHTNESS Mt ee D GREEN km ETT Mace DORF Figure 25 Levels Meru for COM uber vickics BRIGHTNESS G BRIGHT RO INT S EMR G Minde OP Seo BRIGHTNESS B TNT G CONTRAST Baam 7 i Mode DE
25. ed for at least 6 minutes with the fan running To do so press che LAMP button to turn off the lamp and allow the fan to operate for several minutes seme e sere Gude Chapter 7 Detailed Setup Note Ifyou turn the Desktop Projector off while che rest of your computer system is running your external monitor will go blank This is normal Just turn the Desktop Projector on again and your monitor display will return Turning On Off the Lamp When you first turn on the projector the lamp will be on To turn the Desktop Projector s lamp off press the LAMP key on the Control Panel or remore control Pressing the LAMP key again will turn the lamp on The lamp turns on slowly to prolong lamp life Sync Brightness Volume Figure 39 The LAMP key Note Turning the lamp off does not cut power to the projector The fans will still operate You must move the AC POWER switch to the OFF position to completely power down the projector Users Guide 2 23 weenpoer bl Detaled Setup Projecting Your next step is to adjust the projected image for size and clarity the image image Size The size of the projected image varies according to the distance from the Desktop Projector to the projection screen The following table shows the projected image size measured diagonally based on the distance from the projector to the screen Distance fram Screen Giaganal image Size oA em 35788 8cm
26. er BAIGHTNESS Keys The BRIGHTNESS keys increase and decrease the intensity level of the projected image Press the top key to increase brightness and the bottom key to decrease it LAMP Key The LAMP key toggles the projection lamp on and off lt Ifyou turn the lamp off but leave the projector on the fan will continue to run You can turn the projector off without allowing the fan to cool down the unit However the projector will take a lice longer to cool Chapter 39 Using the Desktop Projector MENW F CYCLOPS Key This key allows you to access and modify the current Desktop Projector settings in the Menu Window which appears in che lower portion of the displayed image This key also allows you to initiate the light measurement sequence for calibrating the optional Cyclops interactive pointer system part number A2060 and to disable Cyclops when you wish to use Proxima s Presentation Control Software l Press the MENU key to display the Leveis Menu 2 Press the MENU key again to display the Setup Menu 3 Exit the Menu Window by pressing the MENU key a third time For more information please refer to the section tided The Menu Settings later in this chapter Note Pressing the MENU key twice in rapid succession will allow you to e Access the Menu Window and go directly to the Setup Menu or Exit the Menu Window from the Levels Menu Note Holding the MENU key down for several s
27. er 214 SVHS nen pecaesseesenssereeseneanuneenennenees setaeentsseeeeess 2 15 COMPUTER AUDIO IN ernennen beveeeneerseenae 2 16 AUDIO IN nennen seteeeeaveeneennareretennersenetereenes SLO Connecting a Monaural Source een ernennen BOLE Connecting a Microphone nenne peneerseseneneess 2 18 AUDIO OUT nee hevsaeuseecenencsveeeees veseesaneeeenee 2 18 Powering Up nennen bene veeeeeneeereeerdaregeseessseaues 2 21 Applying Power to the Projector nennen en deve Turning On Off the Lamp nen desaaenenees an 2 23 Projecting the Image poceetencneenvesessaeereeedmnesesues serere 2 24 Image Size nnenenenenenseeenneonensnnsnnesannnrsssnnnnn 2 24 FOCUSING nueneneenenen nenne sereonnarensnnensrnenasan sn een eS Chapter 3 The Control Panel cceuevecaceecuaseececntecessennsstecerenmanay ec sing the The Control Panel Keys Lasaranoriennkrsra ninte nt titaani irets EEn Desktop Arrow Keys pasarasrsaene sacevcnesnececcscnereeseaecspentnnarsssads Projector BRIGHTNESS Keys nennen venenuceceeeessnnn LAMP Key nn cuudeeeeunystsseecesssecseneesenenes MENU amp CYCLOPS Key cesenngacseceenussusceseeeeeeteess SYNC Keys oe veueusnuursscesessadauevseesseseneenssawssannaees Be VIDEO Key nennen araneses 3 4 VOLUME Keys vcccecurstdceuscecuanersuvrtyscossnanseseeeuenenanensess 34 The Menu Settings nennen ventewseeee I Selecting and Changing Settings anne ID Saving Changes nee boceeesesevscnenseeeees we dS Levels Menu anne een nennen
28. interactive pointer system that functions like a cordless mouse Pointer nd lets you control your computer and software from the System projection screen Note You cannot use Cyclops and Proxima s Presentation Control Software at the same time To disable Cyclops and use the software hold the MENU key on the Control Panel down when you turn the projector power on This procedure will nor work with the remote control To re enable Cyclops turn the projector off and then power it up again 1 2 e Liser s Guice Chester 7 e Introducing the Proxime Desktop Projector What s in the After you ve opened the box and removed the Desktop Projector Box and shrink wrapped accessory packs make sure you have all the items shown in Figure 2 CAUTION The Desktop Projector should be treated like any other precision optical instrument Handle it carefully Proxima Desktoo Remote Control Power Tord Composite Projector ALS 01 OCs Viceo Audio Cable 497 5 A 00 S Video Cable Sompuber Audio VOGA Video Y Cable Macintosh Video 255 5 Cable C405 6 C454 6 Y Cable 354 5 KN A Also included but not ehown A w Mac and VGA Video Terminators a e Dust Cover p 0 SAA Alkaline Bettenes Usere Guice RCA ON Adapter at Maas Product Registration Gerd Model DEREN ony Figure items inchucied wish the Dssktop Prolestor The international version has three extra power cords for Eur
29. lacing Lamps occ cccseceseeessseesneceessesesesseerseesee 4 4 Changing Air Filters O BOP Changing the Remote Control g Batteries bevevveeeceeeesee 412 Temperature Exarermes 0 0 00 ennneeeennsesenener 4 12 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Chart neennceeneesssnsnnnnnsnnenneennnnnnennnn 5 1 Troubleshooting Where to Get Help nennen terres 4 Anpendix A Specifications Appendix B Accessories amp Replacement Parts index Chapter 1 Introducing the Proxime Desktop Projector The Proxima Desktop Projector family consists of portable color data and video LCD desktop projection products that make sharing data and presenting information as easy as connecting your computer to your monitor Figure 7 The Pramea Desktop Propecoor in use Lisers Guide 1 1 Chapter 1 e Introducing the Proxirme Desktop Proiector Desktop The Desktop Projector family includes the following products Projector Family The Desktop Projector 2800 is a video ready active matrix multimedia projector for all desktop projection applications The Desktop Projector 2700 is an active marrix high performance color projector with optional video capabilities The Desktop Projector 2300 is an affordable high quality color projector for all data desktop projection applications This manual covers only the Model DP2800 and the Model DP2700 Cyclops All Proxima Desktop Projectors come Cyclops ready Cyclops is interactive an
30. ment sequence 3 3 m Desktop Projector closing 2 7 components 2 1 connecting 29 desktop computers 2 10 Macintosh connections 2 11 VGA and Macintosh connectors 2 10 VGA connections 2 11 opening 2 2 positioning 2 27 transporting 2 8 E External Speakers External Stereo System F Factory Defaults FREQUENCY Front Air Intake Filter Assemblies i IMAGE Image Size K Keystoning L LAMP Alert Light LAMP Key Lamp Release Lever Lamps LANGUAGE Latching Slide Switch Levels Menu BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST RGB Contrals SYNC TINT VOLUME 2 19 220 3 12 3 1 4 8 3 9 2 24 2 26 3 14 2 23 3 2 4 6 4 3 4 4 3 11 3 6 Fu 3 7 37 3 7 Mi Macintosh Connections Maintenance Kit Menu Window Leveis Menu saving changes selecting and changing settings Setup Menu Microphone AUDIO IN Mirror Assembly MUTE Key m Opening the Projector OVERTEMP Warning Light Pr PAUSE key Positioning the Desktop Projector PROJECTION Projector Lens Focus Ring Proper Air Flow R Remote Control MUTE key REV PAUSE and FWD keys TEXT key Replacing Lamps RGB Controls R5 232 2 11 4 1 3 5 3 6 3 5 3 n 3 8 2 18 2 4 3 16 2 2 3 13 3 16 227 3 10 2 25 222 3 15 3 16 3 16 3 16 4 4 3 7 2 13 S S VHS SETTINGS Setup Menu COLORS FREQUENCY IMAGE LANGUAGE PROJECTION SETTINGS SOURCE STORE SOURCE Special Configurations Specifications STORE Swi
31. mode most suitable for the projecten image PROJECTION Flos the displayed image for use with a rear projection screen FREQUENIY Synchronizes the projector with the video source Note Aciuset SYNC before changing FAEGUENCY LANGUAGE Switches the ienguege set used im the Menu Window Accessible in modes where other choices are avaiable based on the type of signal the projector je recering English French German italian and Spenish STORE Saves settings ourrentiy cieciayed in Doth Wienus SETTINGS Fetrieves feactory met or stored settings or saves the current settings Remote Control The Remote Control contains all the key functions available on the Control Panel and provides access to additional functions not available on the Control Panel or through the Menu Window FUNCTION MENU CJ CYCLOPS LAMP Toggi 3 OFFON penance NC TEXT poles Suin PRS to the i internal and external speakers il 7 C Toggles between Graphics moede BRIGHTNESS OUUME of 640 x ABO lines and Text mode of 720 x 400 nes GOS text is easier to view when using Text mede Works with Proxime s Presentation Control Software which can be used co Seguenos Blactroanic sides Detaled instructions are noluded with the sof were PRIOR Desktop Projector 2700 and 2800 Bige keys FO MAG Remote software Getting Help F
32. n get extremely hot Use appropriate care when opening the lamp chamber or changing lamps Make sure that the lamp chamber and lamp have cooled for at least 6 minutes with the fan running To do so press the LAMP button to turn off the lamp and allow the fan to operate for several minutes Note Proxima has thoroughly tested replacement lamps manufactured by various vendors For the most reliable performance use only General Electric FXL lamps User s Guide 4 5 4 5 User s Guide 4 A lamp release lever is located at the front of each ceramic lamp socket Push the lever to the outside to release the lamp Remove the burned out lamp from its socket and replace it with a new one Figure 33 Push the release lever to release the iarno CAUTION Always use a clean cloth or tissue to handle the lamp Touching the lamp or otherwise contaminating its surface can damage it If you do come in contact with the lamp surface clean it thoroughly before use 5 Close the lamp chamber by firmly pressing the cover down at the center of its upper rear edge until the latch engages The lamp chamber latch will return to its center position providing access to the power plug receptacle Replace the power cord Chapter 4 Maintenance Changing Air Filters You should change or clean the three air intake filters after every 250 operating hours to assure proper cooling These filters are located on the left and right sides
33. nn FG BRIGHTNESS essenanensessuronenennsenaasenerenanensnn nn 3 6 SYNC een nnermsssnnsecnns kennen unseren 3 7 VOLUME ennensnssnneeenennnaonsenneestennanerenne rn 3 7 RGB Controls RED GREEN amp BLUE en 37 TINT oeenn sovaauuueeceuenscasseeeeseesccrsesataeeeeees prerane 3 7 CONTRAST vnennnueneennnennensnnnse rennen nenn DB Setup Men nennen 3 8 SOURCE voccccccccccccccenerseneneceeeccererswanseneesee ner ceed un 1 3 in Ga pps ro BY Po PJ me pi COLORS uoserrnesaranrrerresrererera nars benaaeeaeenan deennerees van 3 10 FREQUENCY anne deuegeruustesssevecssssuasssssenseessaee Fo LANGUAGE vuceevennecevesauerereases een en dtl STORE coocccccccccccccenssntnseeecesseesesnnrreysenesaresssseneaenters 3 11 SETTINGS anennsseneneneeneeonnee ren essen ns a Warning and Alert Lights nennen arree 3 13 OVERTEMP Warning Light nennen sarrere 3 13 REPLACE LAMP Alert Light en nennen 3 14 Remote Control enemneeeen bonevecgununaveseceteees nn dd MUTE Key eee pevneaan depunscuvedevsvnesssssseveneeess 3 16 TEXT Key cccnutecessterssseninarsssanseseeesee POLE REV PAUSE and EXD Keys nennen 9 LO Chapter 4 Cleaning oes cecssssceeceeenscreenesnievaeseecassausenesseseeseeaes 4 2 Maintenance Projection Lens or Mirror oo cc eeeccecccseeecnerserssenesessaces 4 2 General Maintenance nenn cessed enseceaeeerareeeeeees 4 3 Switching Lamps ecccseccecteeseseecseceessececeseessseatenneaes 4 3 Rep
34. ns cleaning fluid Lens tissue Top and front air filters Can of compressed air The lamps lenses mirrors and LCD panel have been carefully aligned at the factory to give you the clearest brightest image possible However physical abuse can cause misalignment or damage to the optical elements Take appropriate care in use and handling CAUTION The Desktop Projector contains sensitive circuitry and optics Protect it from potential fluid spills Users Guide di Chapter 4 e Maintenance Cleaning From time to time you ll need to clean the optics on the lens and mirror assembly Projection Lens or Mirror 1 Take a piece of lens tissue and form it into a loose swab Wet it with lens cleaning fluid or alcohol and gently move it over the lens or mirror surface tu Take another part of the lens tissue not touched by your bare fingers and repeat the process going over the lens or mirror in another direction 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 until no smudges or particles can be seen when the lens or mirror is illuminated by a strong light If the lens or mirror is extremely dirty it may be necessary to use several pieces of lens tissue Water may be used if alcohol is unavailable CAUTION Acetone should NEVER be used because it may remove the paint from the metal lens or mirror mount and leave a residue on the glass surface qo e Lsers Guide Maintenance General Chapter 4 Maintenenos Switching L
35. ope part number C1003 6 Great Britain part number C1011 6 and kaly part number C1012 6 Users Guide 1 2 Chapter 2 Pietailed Setup Your Proxima Before you begin examine the components of the projector Desktop Projector Figure 3 The Proxima Desktop Proiector and Hemate Control 1 Control Panel 9 Projection Lens Assembly 2 Mirror Assembly and Focus Ring 3 Internal Speakers 10 Remote Control 4 Cover Assembly 11 Connector Panel 5 Top Air Intake Filter 12 Lamp Selector 6 Recessed Handle 13 Lamp Chamber Latch 7 Front Air Intake Filters 14 Power Cord Receptacle 8 Cyclops Lens 15 AC Power Switch 16 Circuit Breaker Reset Button Model DP2800 oniy liser s Guide 2 1 Chepter 2 Detaled Setup er Getting Opening the Projector Started 1 Place the projector on a solid flat surface The projector should be located at a right angle perpendicular to the projection screen and parallel to the floor Perpendicular vo the projection screen Projection Screen Side View Parallel to the floor Figure 4 Pseitioning the Desktop Projectar Note If you re using a media cart make sure the wheels are locked to prevent it from moving SW e Lisers Guide a S AA AAAA een e eea CAA A LN ee one Chechen 7 e Theteikec Berg 2 Grasp the front edge of the cover assembly at che upper front of the projector Raise it until ic reaches the first s
36. or technical support please contact your dealer or call Proxima ar U S A and Canada Outside U S A end Denace 615 437 5BBOO 919 457 5500 31 45 550 248 Press 1 for Customer Press 1 for Custorner 21 49 848 220 Fmd Service Semice B19 457 8542 Fax 819 522 0175 Fax Proxima Corporation Main Office in Europe 9440 Carroll Park Drive Horsterweg 24 San Diego CA 92121 2298 6191 RX Beek United States of America The Netherlands For Warranty Patent and FCC compliance information refer to the Desktop Projector 2809 2700 User 5 Guide Proxima and Cyclops are registered trademarks of Proxima Corporation Desktop Projector and trade dress are trademarks of Proxima Corporation P R OX amp 04 94 pQUICK o PROXI REFERENCE Desktop Projector a Model DP2800 and Model DP2700 GUDE o 7 iE x Na N The Proxima Desktop Projector and Remote Control 1 Control Panel 9 Projection Lens Assernbly 2 Mirror Assembly and Pocus Ring 3 Internal Speakers DP2800 only 10 Remote Control 4 Cover Assembly 11 Connector Panel 5 Top Air Intake Filter 12 Lamp Selector 6 Recessed Carrying Handle 13 Lamp Chamber Larch 7 Front Air Intake Filters 14 Power Cord Receptacle 8 Cyclops Lens 15 Power Switch 16 Circuit Breaker Reset Burton _ GUIDE l PROXIMA Desktop Projector Multimedia LCD Projectors Models DP
37. p Projector is unable to project an image at the same time that your laptop computer displays a screen image refer to your computer s reference materials for information on how to switch berween the internal screen and the video port Chapter 2 Derailed Setup Note Jf you re using your notebook or laptop computer with an external monitor follow the procedure described in the previous section titled Desktop Computers Special Configurations If your computer has an internal monitor but does not have external video capabilities i e Macintosh SEs and certain PowerBooks you will need a video adapter card in order to attach the Desktop Projector Setup for a third party adapter is identical to the procedures outlined in the previous section titled Desktop Computers Contact your dealer Proxima Customer Service or a third party supplier for more information regarding video adapters RS 232 The RS 232 port allows you to use the optional Cyclops interactive pointer system or the Proxima Presentation Control Software Instructions for connecting the appropriate serial or ADB cables are included with each of these products Users Guide 2 72 Chapter 2 Detailed Setup 2 14 Users Guide VIDEO IN The Desktop Projector 2800 can project video from NTSC PAL or SECAM sources 1 e VCRs laserdisc players and camcorders Figure 14 The Desktop Projector connected to a video source To connect an NTSC PA
38. r Adds full motion video f ASS capabilities to the DPS 7o0 Desktop Projector Accomecdates the Desktop ASR Soft Carrying Case Projector and accessories Desktop FProjector Accommodates the Desktop ALS Hand Carrying Case Projector and accessories Video Y Cable Connects to IBM EGAGA C456 6 Hercules Hercules and ivett GEC video standards Video Y Ceble Connects to NEC Ca65 8 FO 55071 computer interface Kin Canmnects Mac SE or SEO to Desktop Projector interface Kic Connects Mac Classic ta Desktop Projector ACA Cable Mele FCA connects DP2500 Caoe 6 to mele ROCA vider source GN to RCA Cable TMonnects Desktop Projector GCage amp to a video source wf a SNC connector Protects projector and other sttached equipment Fram power surges and spikes North Armmernca use only Comes with 610 000 equipment guarantee Video Terminator Kit VGA terminators Maintenance Kit Combeins exbra halogen lamps fens cleaning fluid leans tissue extre air filters and can of compressed air Computer grade Surge Protector Lisernrs muide B 7 Appendix B Accessories amp Replacement Parts Bo Liser s Guide Fiepiacement Product Part Ma Air Filter Too 1460 00580 4 JHslogen Lamp Cd Tso0msao Power Cord British 21011 6 Power Cord European 210023 5 Power Gord Italan 1012 8 i Power Cord North American ca 002 5 Dust Cover 00 0 FOS
39. rojector FREGUENGY This adjustment allows you to synchronize the Deskrop Projector with your video source For example if your compurer has a video card with non standard signal component Ge h sync or v sync the projected image may look jittery contain bands or appear out of focus Use the Up or Down arrow key until you find the setting that projects the best image Note Always adjust SYNC before changing the FREQUENCY setting LANGUAGE LANGUAGE allows you to select a particular language set for the Menu Window Languages displayed include English German Italian French and Spanish Use the Up or Down arrow key to cycle through the choices STORE This function allows you to save the settings currently displayed in both Menus The saved settings will be used until you define new settings or return to the factory configured defaults When you store new settings they overwrite any values previously defined for that particular mode Stored settings are retained even after the projector is turned off Lesers Guide G17 Senne nn manent nn teen naman e camantnteereree anaana ST E SING the Desktop Projector Lisers Guice See nenne innen remnant teeters era a SETTINGS This function allows you to retrieve the factory set or stored settings for the current entry displayed in the SOURCE field Use the Up or Dewn arrow key to cycle through the options FACTORY Recalls the default fa
40. s Rotate the hinged cover assembly forward and down until ir is in the fully closed position CAUTION Genty close the mirror and hinged cover assembly Forcing them te snap into place may damage the mirror assembly Close che assemblies in the proper order Do not attempt to close the projector by only moving the cover assembly Liser s uide 2 7 Chepter 2 Detaled Setup e 5 Liser s Guide Transporting the Projector CAUTION Do not move or transport the Desktop Projector without securely closing the projector and disconnecting all of the cables The Desktop Projector has a recessed carrying handle located in one of the side panels 1 Push in on either end of the handle Pull the handle up 2 Release the handle The spring loaded mechanism will retract it back into the body of the projector Figure amp Accessing the hendie Note The projector has protective feet on the side opposite the handle as well as on the bottom Chapter Z Detailed Setup Connecting Take a moment to look at the projector s rear connector panel the Desktop Projector DPZSOD DPE7FOO Figure 10 The Connector Paneis i RS 232 For using optional DPrZ2SON i Cyclops system or DP2700 Presentation Control Softwere 2 COMPLITER Connects computer DPSSo0o0 i i video to the projector DPE7OO AUDIO OUT Stereo output to DP2200 external powered AUDIO IN speakers or external 5 COMPUTER
41. s ring for the clearest displayed image Use the title screen image that appears when you first power up the projector Cyclops and the software Note The Connector Panel s RS 232 port can be used with the optional Cyclops interactive pointer system or Proxima s Presenta tion Control Software Installation instructions are included with Contreal Panel DP2800 DP2700 Po FUNCTION ee _ Adlusts the audio level of the projector s internal een a DPB only BRGCHTNESS ncresses decresses the brightness of the projected image scorers _ Compensates for fine variations im the tirnimng of the VIDECI Switches between computer vigdes NTSCW PAL SETAM video or BAHS Press onte to display the Levels Menu Press again to display the Setup Menu Press a third time to exit the Manu Window Hold down for severe seconds to initiate foptional Cyclops ight Measurement sequence Hold down when cowering um projector to disable Myciops Makes smel adiustiments to the projected irmage s position Changes Menu Window settings when in MEN mode Press the Aight Left arrow key to move to the setting Prese the Up Down arrow key to change the setting Warning Alert Lights Warning and alert lights located on the projector s control panel provide you with an indication of the Desktop Projector s operating condition CONTROL i FUNCTION DVERTENAF Hurninates in the unlikely event the projector reaches
42. ss Roth models 110 ANSI lumens sypica Contrast Ratio Both models Lamp Both models FXL 410 wath Tungsten Halogen Quartz Dimensions Beth modes 113 1 W x 17 be SB H 33 3 em Wx 42 2 emi x 14 9 om H Weight DPZBHT 1 3 ibs 9 6 kg DPS TOR 20 3 lbs 9 2 kg Projection Bosh models 404 2 m to 14 4 94 m from screen Nistance Screen Image Both models 35 86 9 cm to 128 825 1 om Size dagonsa i Lens Both models R S 260 2B0 mm focus length Keystone Torrection Aucho Both models Normal at 10 5 projection angie DPesOoo Stereo speakers reer facing Dual 3 watt amplifiers Dual stereo inputs Audio follows Video COMPUTER AUDIO IN BUND IN Low level stereo audio output Note COMPUTER AUDIO IN and ALIIO IN may be used es migrophone imouto we line level signeis Borth modeis Auto switching fram GO 250 VAT Reauirements 50 to 60 Hz Both models 4 E to 140 F L D C to B0 9 ji q 2 J Temperature i et a 7 a id Humidity Both models Tolerance Approvels Both models FCC Class A UL T V CSA Warranty Both models One year on parts and labor No j warranty on projector lamp 1095 to SBb non condensing Lesers Guide Appendix B Accessories amp Replacement Parts Proxima Desktop Projector 2300 2700 Vand Due Intensity Laser Activetes Cycloos sensor Pointer From up to 25 away Video Adapte
43. ssem ly 2 Grasp the forward edge of the grill and lift to remove it 410 Users Guide Chapter d e Malirbenance 3 On the bottom side of the assembly you will see a retaining grid Grasp the tab at the center to remove it Figure 38 Separating the air fitter from the filter grill 4 Remove the foam air filter 5 Depending on its condition clean or replace the filter 6 Clean the grill vents using a cloth or the can of compressed air in the optional maintenance kit CAUTION Be careful not to aim the stream of air directly towards the projector as this could force dust particles inside the unit 7 Reassemble the air filter assembly and replace it Users Guide 4 11 Chapter 4 Maintenance 4 12 User s Guide Changing the Remote Controls Batteries To install or change che two AAA alkaline batteries in the remote control unit 1 Locate the battery compartment at the lower rear of the case Slide the cover off the battery compartment 2 Remove the oid batteries and replace them with new ones Make sure to align the batteries in the proper direction Figure 39 installing Dbetteries 3 Replace the cover on the battery compartment Temperature Extremes The projector should not be stored in excess of 140 F 60 The ideal operating temperature is below 80 F 27 C Before operating allow the projector to warm up after it has been exposed to extremely low temperatures
44. struction to the air flow Check the lter elements Clean or replace them if necessary For more information please refer to Chapter 4 Maintenance Check the rear and side exhaust vents If the projector has reached an OVERTEMP condition and the fans are working you should feel a strong rush of hot air from the vents If the fans are not working the Desktop Projector needs service After the projector returns to its normal operating temperature the OVERTEMP warning light will go out In order to turn the lamp back on again you must press the LAMP key on the Control Panel or remote control Note The remote controls LAMP key will not function after an OVERTEMP condition until the lamp is turned on from the Control Panel REPLACE LAME Alert Light The REPLACE LAMP alert light will illuminate if che active and or alternate projection lamps have burned out or if the lamp selector is not fully engaged You can continue your presentation if one lamp has burned out REPLACE LAMP remains on as a reminder to replace the burned out lamp Chapter 3 Using the Desktop Projector Remote The remote control contains all the key functions available on the Control Control Panel BRIGHTNESS VOLUME Desktop Projector y 3 N 2700 and 2800 Bius keys POAC Remote software u SS Remote control unit N 3 SS N S 3 ON Note Unlike the MENU AD key on the Control Panel the 22 AS remote control s MENU CY
45. tching Lamps SYNC T TEXT Key TINT Top Air Intake Filter Assembly Transporting the Projector carrying handle Troubleshooting Chart Turning On Off the Lamp 2 15 3 12 3 8 3 10 3 11 3 9 3 11 3 10 3 12 35 11 3 9 2 13 A 1 3 11 4 3 3 4 3 7 3 16 3 7 4 10 2 8 2 8 5 1 2 23 VW VGA and Macintosh Connectors 2 10 VGA Connections 2 11 Video Adapter 2 15 VIDEO IN 2 14 Video Terminators 2 12 Video Y Cable 2 10 VOLUME 34 3 7 W Warning Lights 3 13 Proxima Corporation Main Office 9446 Carroll Park Drive San Diego CA 92121 2298 619 457 5500 In Europe Horsterweg 24 6191 RX Beek The Netherlands 31 43 650 248 04 94 710 00401 2A
46. tever measures may be necessary to correct the interference Proxima and Cyclops are registered trademarks of Proxima Corporation Desktop Projector and trade dress are trademarks of Proxima Corporation IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer Inc Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners U S patent numbers 5 133 568 5 225 875 and 5 264 835 apply to the Desktop Projector 2700 and Desktop Projector 2800 U S patent number 5 276 436 applies to the Desktop Projector 2800 Other U S and foreign parents are pending Copyright 1994 Proxima Corporation All rights reserved Specifications are subject to change without notice 4 94 Chapter 1 introducing the Proxima Desktop Frgector Chapter Detalled Setup Contents Desktop Projector Family an eeeneesnnenenenennnn 1 2 Cyclops Interactive Pointer System nee eee eesceraesere j 2 What s in the Box nennen we de Your Proxima Desktop Projector een ard Getting Started nennen ceteeenencneneneeees 2 2 Opening the Projector unesnernensnnnsnanera ae 2 2 Closing the Projector warnen Kananunenreneneemerena eenanneennn 2 7 Transporting the Projector nennen prasarana ZB Connecting the Desktop Projector een pevernavsennenee 2 9 COMPUTER nennen beenennenannnanrare ann neranennr 2 10 VIDEO IN acenesenneneenenn Anrananssnnsenuasurennent
47. tibility i Olivetti Yatst VOGA EGA CGA NEC 9801 VGA EGA CGA Hercules Hercules Plus DR2S0O DP2EFONS Apple Macintosh Ih LO Quadrs Centris Performs and PowerBook Apple Macintosh Classic Classic ij compact Macintosh family 4 NTSC M B58 MHz PAL B G H 4 42 MHz SECAM 4 435 MHz Video Compatibility NTSC M 3 58 MHz PAL B G H 14 42 MHz SECAM 4 43 MHz Computer DOB 25 to appropriate video Y rebls AS 232 Full duptex w Mini DIN amp Oyciops Recessed card edge connector DOP2SS00 Video Femele ACA carnposite and 4 pin Mini DIN S Video 77 rterface Connectors Audio Two fernale ROA jacks for COMPUTER AUDO IN Two fernsie RCA jacks for VIDEO AUDIO IN Mini stereo jack for ALHO OUT tow level DPr e7oo video Female ROA composite and 4 oim mind DIN S Video Y C T Canes for these systems are not included 2 aprile PowerBook 700 740 and 170 require Sra party external video adapter Heguires Ged party externa video sdapter Requires A135 Video Adapter Liser s Guide A 1 Appendix A Specifications A D Active metrix color TET Thim Fiirn Transistor BAT x ABI pixeis Number of Colors Both models 2 milicon colors from a palette of 15 7 milon colors LOD Panel Both models Resolution Both models Response Time Boch models SO 50 milliseconds typical 100 7 Ioypical rightne
48. top You can also use the projector in the fully open position by raising the cover assembly to the second stop Figure amp gering the cover pesernbiy CAUTION The Desktop Projecror s cover and projection mirror assemblies have been designed to limit over extension Applying excessive pressure can damage the projector iiser s mode 2D Chepter 2 e Detallec Setup 3 Place your fingers beneath the mirror assembly located at the lower center of the front panel and raise it into place until it teaches a 45 angle approximately relative co the top of the lens assembly Ve il ji Figure G Raising the mirror assembly Figure 7 The Desktop Projector in the SPen position Your projected image should fill che projection screen If you want to raise or lower the projected image simply adjust the mirror assembly to the appropriate angle 2 4 Liger s Guide Chapter 2 Detaled Setup CAUTION DO NOT attempt to lift or move the projector by using the assembly cover or projection mirror as a handle IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CLOSE THE PROJECTOR COMPLETELY BEFORE MOVING IT If you must move the projector while it is open grasp it securely at the sides by the lower part of the housing to support the weight of the unit ar Figure 8 Moving the projector when open User s Guide 7 5 Chapter 2 Detailed Setup 2 5 Users Guide Liesing an AV Tripod Located on the bo
49. ts cebe IR Vielea input from NTSC PAL or SECA Composite viie eika cable atiz En Eere Both moceis VIDEC N DPSS ar DRITT wich vide upgrade EYES or S Video input i S Video cebie Manii VHS DPS end DPR SOS wich vicar unmgeede Pea Input fram computer or rmecroohorse Donmputer audio ostie I COMPLE brs ALDI IN DP SIO ony aE In MPS only Jaci peak Fron NTSC S S ECAMS VHS SULUR Gr migroohwone i Oomposite vdewfaudo cable CoAg7 AGO OUT DPSHO oniy Conimiecns ar external speaker Gyger Doampumenr miao cable 48 3 CONNECTIONS Projector LOM Monitor PAra TOR pieci DELAAC i iM COMAL T ERVA neteigia PRE LARDERO included vje Chyatoms SYStaT ar sofimwere Brojeccor VIDEO IN Yellow PHT preg Bourge VIBES HJT Yelow PHA pig Projector WEL IN Ai Din d Souroe WIOED OUT Rei Din d Eroiecter COMPUTER AA JDC IN AA plugs Goumwe ALAR CT Bini jack Prmiaechor LAP LC P White Lied FH ROA RS Sowrwe LA ALHS UT Wise Dead IF RCA Bugs Projector RUDOG TAAT Bid jack Externe Arucifier LR MADG IN WR RIA pugs 9 Power up the Desktop Projector and external monitor before turning on the computer so that each display is properly sensed during the computer s boor up sequence 10 Rotate the projector s focu
50. ttom of the Desktop Projector is a connector for use with a tripod Use only a heavy duty industrial audio visual tripod that can support at least 20 pounds To attach the tripod te the projector 1 Grasp the projector by the handle and stand it on its side td Holding the tripod sideways screw its threaded camera mount into the connector on the bottom of the projector 3 Extend and lock the tripod s legs wen Grasp the projector by its handle and place your orher hand under the unit the side opposite the handle Lift and turn the projector into its normal operating position on top of the tripod CAUTION Be extremely careful when using the projector with a tripod The following precautions should be observed You can mount the projector on a tripod by yourself However it is easier to da this if someone else is holding the projector while you connect the mount e Make sure that the tripod legs and camera mount are securely locked Do not place the tripod and projector in any pathways that you or your audience will be using during the presentation Make sure thar all cables are secured and out of the way In particular be extremely careful of the power cord and any extension cords Clhapter 2 e Detailed Setup Closing the Projector To close the projector reverse the opening procedures 1 Rotate the projection mirror assembly forward and down until it is in the fully closed position n
51. tween video suurceis and orolector Dee User s Guide Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Likely Cause Possible Solutionts Week video signal Check for faulty video source bad connection or frayed sable TINT sebring may be too Adjust TINT fevel low CONTRAST too high Adust CONTRAST then adjust BRIGHTNESS Colors week in video mode NTST FAL SEGAN or S VHS Getting excess white or washout in TV video made NTSC PAL SECAM or S VHS l Gack and white image from color SECAM Input Access Menu Setup and select SECAM as the video source Ambiguity in video signal Check audio source s for power ON and proper operation No audio Audo sourcefs Check and secure cabling between sudio sourcets and projector Loose improper cabling AUOW projector to coal Gear obstructions from vents OVERTEMP indication Air ventis clogged lean and repiece filters as necessary Internal fan fature Allow projector to coo Check for fen and blower operation service if necessary Betteries upside down or old Remote Control Check bettery clecement doesnt work or replace with new batteries Remove object obstructing red it receiver on front of projector Projectors IR receiver Po window blocked Liser s Guide 5 23 Thapter 5 Troubleshooting Where to
52. values for each video mode allowing you to switch back and forth between video inputs and retain your adjusted settings Upon startup the projector automatically returns to the last stored entries for each video mode IMAGE This control allows you to switch between NORMAL and REVERSE video modes REVERSE is used primarily for viewing text screens Liser s Guide 3 9 nspter 3 rear A AAAA AA 3 10 Liser s outed isang the Desktop Projector COLORS This setting allows you to select the color mode most suitable for the type of image you re projecting Use the Up or Down arrow key to cycle through the choices Cobar Dasorietion Primary Lise Monde Typical res uite Text soreene in lower color reectwoioe Dut brighter irage Best for Cormputer vider YGAMaec irtosn business graphics or corbin Bepplicetions rema ring bya high contrast colors Graphics Brame or NTSC PAL ASECAMYS VHS Best for corres corrmuter grapmios Bor NTSC PAL SEC AM or 5 VHS video Not gvedecie in EGOS AMO Hewes Vorrputer video mode NTSC PALSECLAM S VHS PROJECTION This function can be used to flip the displayed image allowing the Desktop Projector to be used with a rear projection screen PROJECTION can be used in all video modes Use the Up or Down arrow key to cycle berween the FORWARD and REAR options Chapter D Lising the Desktop P
53. wer cord receptacle and an AC POWER switch Figure 17 Power receptecie 7 AU POWER switch 21 and circuit breaker reset switch 2 To power up the projector 1 Plug the power cord into the Desktop Projector s power receptacle at the rear of che unit CAUTION Plug the AC power cord into the Desktop Projector BEFORE connecting it to an electrical ourler If you plug the power cord into the wall first it might damage the projector Liser s Guide 2 21 bot EOE Gt e Detaled Setum Sonne MA MAE cen cemanaannaas ent neran a nse pP YH ttt et hho ran nt Aeran Connect the power cord to a properly grounded wall outler S 3 Move the AC POWER switch to the ON position The projector s fan will begin to run If vou do not hear the fan refer to Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Turn on your monitor and computer CAUTION Locate the air intake and exhaust grills on the top cover and to the left and right sides of the projection mirror assembly and the exhaust grills on the rear panel and side of the projector Never operate the projector if these grills are clogged or obstructed or if the electric fans are not running Figure 18 Allow for proper sir flow CAUTION The lamp chamber gets very hot duri ng operation In particular the ceramic socket at the lamp s base can get extremely hot Use appropriate care when opening the lamp chamber or changing lamps Make sure that the lamp chamber and lamp have cool
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