Proxima 4100/4200 manuel d'utilisation

Proxima Desktop Projector 4 1 00/42 00 User’s Guide (not actual cover)[...]

W arranty Proxima Corporation warrants that the Proxima® Desktop Projector™ product manufactured b y Proxima is free from defects in materials and w orkmanship under normal use during the Warranty P eriod. The W arranty P eriod commences on the da y of purchase b y the end-user . The Warranty P eriod is one year . The projector lamp is not co ve[...]

Contents Chapter 1 Y our Proxima Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 What’ s in the Box? ............................................................... 1-2 Quick Start ........................................................................... 1-3 Connector Panel .................................................................. 1-5 Control P anel ..[...]

Using the A udio Menus .................................................... 3-26 Preferences Menu .............................................................. 3-27 A dvanced Menu ................................................................. 3-28 Chapter 4 Cyclops F/X Installing Cyclops F/X .....................................................[...]

Your Proxima Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 1-1 Chapter 1 Y our Proxima Desktop Projector™ 4 1 00/42 00 The Proxima® Desktop Projector™ family consists of portable , color data and video LCD and Digital Light Processing™ (DLP) Desktop Projection™ products that make sharing data and presenting information as eas y as connecting y our comput[...]

1-2 Chapter One WHA T’S IN THE BOX? After you’ve opened the box and remo ved the DP4 1 00/4200 and accessory packs, make sure y ou ha v e all of the items sho wn in Figure 1-2. CAUTION! The DP4100/4200 should be treated like any other precision optical instrument. Handle it carefully . Proxima  Desktop Projector Remote Control Power Cord VGA[...]

Your Proxima Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 1-3 QUICK ST ART Place the DP4 1 00/42 00 on a solid flat surface at a right angle (perpendicular) to the projection screen, parallel to the floor . Follo w the appropriate section belo w for the type of system that y ou hav e . NOTE: The DP4100/4200 has two sets of computer video and audio inputs. The fo[...]

1-4 Chapter One NOTE: If you turn the projector off while the computer is running, the external monitor will go blank. This is normal. Just turn the projector on again and the monitor display will return. Notebooks NOTE: If you are connecting to an Apple PowerBook, attach the Mac - VGA cable adapter to the computer’ s Video Out port (or video ada[...]

Your Proxima Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 1-5 CONNECTOR PANEL All connections betw een the DP4 1 00/4200 and computer or video source are made on the side connector panel. 1 1 2 3 3 4 7 10 54 5 8 9 6 Computer 2 In Computer 2 Audio Computer 1 Audio Audio Video 1 Video 2 S-Video1 S-Video 2 Audio Computer 1 In Monitor Out Audio Out Aux Port Mic Cycl[...]

1-6 Chapter One CONTROL PANEL The DP4 1 00/42 00's control panel keys are used to turn the projector on or off, adjust the projected image, and to displa y and hide the menu. P o w er , warning, and alert lights give you important information about ho w your projector is w orking. Source Setup Menu Power Over -T emperature Replace Lamp 4 3 3 2[...]

Your Proxima Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 1-7 LIGHT FUNCTION Glows green if AC input and projector power supplies are okay . Glows red if not. Glows red to warn of an over -temperature condition. Glows red if the projection lamp burns out. OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES The MediaExpress System The MediaExpress™ s ystem is a hybrid, next-generation pro[...]

Setting Up the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 2-1 Chapter 2 Setting Up the Desktop Projector 4 1 00/42 00 YOUR DP4100/4200 Before y ou begin, locate the main parts of the DP4 1 00/42 00. Computer 2 In Computer 2 Audio Computer 1 Audio Audio Video 1 Video 2 S-Video 1 S-Video 2 Audio Computer 1 In Video Out Audio Out Aux Port Mic Cyclops PROXIMA PROG[...]

2-2 Chapter T wo GETTING ST ARTED Positioning the Projector Place the projector on a solid, flat surface at a right angle (perpendicular) to the projection screen and parallel to the floor . If y ou’re using a media cart, make sure the wheels are locked to prevent it from moving. P er pendicular to the projection screen P arallel to the floor [...]

Setting Up the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 2-3 T ransporting and Moving the Projector The projector has a recessed handle located in one of the side panels . Alway s use the handle to transport the projector . The projector has protectiv e feet on the side opposite the handle , as w ell as on the bottom. Figure 2-3 T ransporting the projector If[...]

2-4 Chapter T wo Projector Cooling and Airflow Locate the air intake grills on the front and rear of the projector , and the air exhaust grill on the top co v er . CAUTION! Never operate the projector if these grills are clogged or obstructed, or if the electric fans are not running. PROXIMA Figure 2-5 Allow for proper air flow[...]

Setting Up the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 2-5 CONNECTOR PANEL All connections betw een the projector and your computer or video source are made on the side connector panel. 1 1 2 3 3 4 7 10 54 5 8 9 6 Computer 2 In Computer 2 Audio Computer 1 Audio Audio Video 1 Video 2 S-Video 1 S-Video 2 Audio Computer 1 In Monitor Out Audio Out Aux Port Mic [...]

2-6 Chapter T wo CONNECTING POWER TO THE PROJECTOR The power cord receptacle , AC PO WER switch, and circuit breaker are located next to the connector panel of the projector . Circuit Breaker AC Power Switch Power Receptacle Computer 2 In Computer 2 Audio Computer 1 Audio Audio Video 1 Video 2 S-Video 1 S-Video 2 Audio Computer 1 In Video Out Audio[...]

Setting Up the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 2-7 VGA Cable To COMPUTER IN From MONITOR OUT Figure 2-9 VGA connections 1 Unplug the monitor cable from the computer . 2 Plug the end of the supplied V GA cable with the large round collar into the COMPUTER 1 IN port on the projector . Plug the other end of the VGA cable into the computer's [...]

2-8 Chapter T wo Connecting Macintosh Computers The video adapters shown below are used to connect a Macintosh computer and monitor to the DP4 1 00/42 00. VGA– Mac Monitor Adapter Mac – VGA Cable Adapter From Mac CPU To VGA Cable To Mac Monitor Cable From Projector MONITOR OUT MAC  MAC  Figure 2-10 The Macintosh adapters[...]

Setting Up the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 2-9 1 Unplug the Macintosh monitor cable from the computer . 2 Plug the end of the supplied V GA video cable with the large round collar into the COMPUTER 1 IN port on the projector . Attach the VGA end of the Mac - VGA cable adapter to the other end of the V GA video cable . 3 Plug the Mac end of the M[...]

2-10 Chapter T wo NOTE: If you are connecting to an Apple PowerBook, attach the Mac - VGA cable adapter to the computer’ s VIDEO OUTPUT port (or video adapter cable). 1 Plug the COMPUTER end of the V GA cable into the computer’ s V GA or Video Out port or into the Mac - V GA cable adapter (Macintosh only). 2 Plug the end of the supplied V GA ca[...]

Setting Up the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 2-11 2 Insert the RCA jacks on the other end of the computer audio cable into the projector’s left and right COMPUTER 1 A UDIO ports. If y ou are using two audio sources, connect the second one to the projector's COMPUTER 2 AUDIO ports . If y our audio source is monaural, y our projector will pro[...]

2-12 Chapter T wo T o connect an S-video source: 1 Insert one end of the S-VIDEO cable into the mini-DIN Video Out port of the video source device . 2 Insert the other end of the S-VIDEO cable into the projector’ s S-VIDEO port. CONNECTING NON-COMPUTER AUDIO The AUDIO ports allo w the projector to receiv e stereo or monaural audio inputs from a c[...]

Setting Up the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 2-13 Connecting a Mouse to the AUX Port (Serial) A Microsoft ® -compatible mouse can be connected to the A UX PORT to control man y of the projector’s built-in features. Y ou can use y our mouse to na vigate the projector’ s menus in Local Mode or to function as the computer's s ystem mouse in[...]

2-14 Chapter T wo The optional Cyclops interactive pointer s y stem is shipped with its own Installation and User’s Guides. The Cy clops kit also includes extra cables to connect the projector and the computer . 1 Connect one end of the appropriate serial cable to the projector’ s C YCLOPS port. 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the compu[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-1 Chapter 3 Using the Desktop Projector 4 1 00/42 00 TURNING ON THE PROJECTOR AND LAMP P ow er the DP4 1 00/42 00 up before the computer . This allo w s the computer to sense the projector during its startup sequence . Mo v e the A C PO WER switch to the ON position. The indicator on the projector control [...]

3-2 Chapter Three FOCUSING THE IMAGE 1 Use the Setup menu (see page 3-6) to adjust the focus. Press the Setup key and use the right and left arro w keys to adjust the focus . 2 Y ou can also use the [Prog 1] or [Prog 2] key on the Cy clops remote control to set the focus . These keys can be (and may ha ve been) reprogrammed for other functions (see[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-3 IMAGE SIZE Use the follo wing tables as a guide in focusing your image . DP4100z FEET (METERS) FROM IMAGE MIN. DIAG. MAX. DIAG. 5 (1.5) 2.3 (0.7) 3.4 (1.0) 6 (1.8) 2.7 (0.8) 4.1 (1.2) 7 (2.1) 3.2 (1.0) 4.8 (1.5) 8 (2.4) 3.6 (1.1) 5.4 (1.7) 9 (2.7) 4.1 (1.2) 6.1 (1.9) 10 (3.0) 4.5 (1.4) 6.8 (2.1) 15 (4.6)[...]

3-4 Chapter Three TURNING OFF THE PROJECTOR 1 Press and hold the key for one second to turn the projector off. The key glo w s orange . When using the Cy clops remote control, press and hold the key for two seconds . The projector will beep twice to ackno wledge the command. 2 When the fan stops, the projector is cool and you can turn the A C PO WE[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-5 KEY(S) FUNCTION 1 T urns the lamp on or off if AC power switch is on. 2 T urns the image to a black screen. 3 Increases or decreases the volume . 4 Activates the MediaExpress system (if installed). 5 Setup Activates the Setup menu. 6 Menu Displays or hides the menu. 7 Source Switches through the video in[...]

3-6 Chapter Three Menu Menu Press the Menu key to displa y the menu options in the upper portion of the projected image . If a menu selection is not made within five seconds, the menu will disappear . Menu settings are automatically stored when you exit the menus. Source Source The Source key allo ws you to switch betw een active connected sources [...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-7 Sync Contrast Horz. Pos. Vert. Pos. Bright Dot Clk. Figure 3-3 Computer Source Setup slide bars Use the ▲ and ▼ key s to select the item y ou want to adjust. The gra y box and slide bars will appear . Press or to adjust the selected item. Press Setup again to accept the new setting. The display disap[...]

3-8 Chapter Three The MediaExpress ™ system Press the key to activ ate the MediaExpress s y stem (if installed). The MediaExpress system is an optional, next-generation product that brings the functionality of computers and projectors closer together . A diskette with a .PDF file is placed into the DP4 1 00/42 00’ s optional MediaExpress disk d[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-9 CONTROL PANEL INDICA TORS P ow er , warning, and alert indicators give you important information about how y our projector is working. Source Setup Menu Power 7 Over -T emperature Replace Lamp 3 Desktop Projector™ 4200 Figure 3-5 DP4100/4200’ s Control Panel indicators INDICA TOR FUNCTION Glows green[...]

3-10 Chapter Three • Make sure that the fans are w orking. If the projector has reached an o ver-temperature condition and the fans are working, y ou should feel a strong flow of hot air from the top v ent and a strong rush of air directly into the front and rear of the projector . If either fan is not working, the projector needs service . After[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-11 SETUP MENU MUTE –VOLUME+ SOURCE PROG 2/ PROG 1 /O Infrared Eye D LP ™  preview select source Figure 3-6 Remote Controls and Infrared Eye Cyclops Remote Control KEY FUNCTION MUTE T urns audio on or off. – VOLUME + Decreases or increases the volume of internal and/or external speakers. /O Hides o[...]

3-12 Chapter Three KEY FUNCTION Pressing the center of the large round button sends a mouse click signal. Press the edges up, down, left or right to move the cursor around the screen. T o drag an object, position the cursor over it, then press the center button for one second. Move the cursor to the new location, and press the center button again t[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-13 Using the Control Panel and Cyclops Remote Controls The control panel and Cy clops remote controls provide access to all of the projector’ s features . Simply press a key to select a function or to navigate through the menus . The remote controls can also be used to control the Cyclops F/X softw are ([...]

3-14 Chapter Three THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERF ACE Y our DP4 1 00/4200 features a graphical user interface that makes it easy to control all of the projector’ s functions . Menu selections can be made with the control panel, Cyclops remotes or pointer , or y our computer mouse. NOTE: Menus will change based on the type of video source you have conn[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-15 • T o open or close the LightBoard tool, simply point the Cy clops wand or laser pointer just abov e the projected image and hold the button do wn until the LightBoard tool bar appears or disappears. Click on either side of display for menus to be displayed Click here with Cyclops for LightBoard Fi[...]

3-16 Chapter Three MENU ACTIONS T ools Selects a projector tool for use. Input Source Selects a video source and adjusts the settings of an incoming signal. Image Adjusts the display settings, selects the option for rear or ceiling projection. Audio Controls the audio (volume, balance, etc.). Preferences Programs a custom key on the Cyclops remote [...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-17 1 From the T ool Select menu, select the LightBoard tool. Menus Tool Select Mode LightBoard Input Source Cyclops WhiteBoard On Advanced Image Timer BlackBoard Tools LightBoard Overlay Off Audio Preferences Figure 3-10 LightBoard T ool menu Using the LightBoard 2 Select a LightBoard mode . Overlay Uses t[...]

3-18 Chapter Three Draw T ool Bar The Draw tool bar has four options: P encil Click to select the Dra wing tool. Eraser Click to select the Eraser. Y ou can erase portions of your highlights . Clear All Click to erase all previous highlighting. New Color Click to select a new color . This button also shows the currently selected color . Choosing a [...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-19 4 T o dra w , click and hold down the Cy clops wand or laser pointer button, mouse button, or remote control mouse disc at the desired starting point. Draw with the cursor and release the mouse or w and button to end a draw motion. 5 T o exit Dra w , click the small box in the upper left corner of the D[...]

3-20 Chapter Three Setting the T imer Use this tool to start and reset the on-screen digital timer. Set the Timer to count down for breaks, class activities , and other presentation requirements. Menus Tool Select Time Timer Input Source Cyclops On Advanced Image Timer Tools LightBoard Off Audio Preferences 25 Figure 3-14 T imer T ool menu 1 From T[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-21 MENUS SETTING Source Select Selects the desired video and audio source. Source Mode Changes to an input source that matches or is close to the current source. Sync Status Displays the Horizontal and V ertical frequency and polarity of the currently selected video source. Changing the Input V ideo Source[...]

3-22 Chapter Three Adjust Submenu The Adjust Submenu display s a series of video adjustment slide bars with the current settings. Use the ▲ and ▼ key s to move the bars up or do wn to adjust the individual settings for the best picture. The menus vary according to the currently selected input source . Computer Source Bright Menus Image Input So[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-23 The follo wing table lists all of the available settings for the Image A djust Submenu. Use the ▲ and ▼ key s to change them. ADJUSTMENT FUNCTION SOURCE Bright Makes the screen image brighter or darker . Computer , V ideo, MediaExpress Contrast Increases or decreases the contrast level Computer , V [...]

3-24 Chapter Three Projection Submenu Use this submenu to control the image position and display polarity . Menus Image Input Source Projection Advanced Image Tools Adjust Audio Preferences Position Display Rear Reverse Ceiling Front Normal Rear-Ceiling Figure 3-18 Image menu: Projection submenu MENU FUNCTION Position Flips the image for rear and c[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-25 MENU ITEM SETTING Source Selects either Computer/Video or Microphone as the audio source. V olume Raises or lowers the speaker volume for the selected source. Mute Mutes the speaker sound. Speakers Selects internal and external (All), or external speakers only . Fine Adjustments Submenu Stereo Mono Ster[...]

3-26 Chapter Three USING THE AUDIO MENUS Y ou can incorporate audio into your presentation in a variety of w a y s . If you will be using a video source (e.g. Computer), but w ant to use another audio source , connect the alternate audio source to the COMPUTER AUDIO IN port(s). Selecting Stereo Audio 1 Open the Audio menu. 2 Choose the source (e .g[...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-27 PREFERENCES MENU This menu is used to tailor the DP4 1 00/4200 to y our personal presentation style . LightBoard WhiteBoard BlackBoard Freeze Zoom Out Focus Far MediaExpress Host Menus Language Input Source Deutsch Advanced Image Francais Tools English Audio Preferences Español Italiano Prog. Key1 Ligh[...]

3-28 Chapter Three ADV ANCED MENU Use the Advanced menu to adjust the projector settings to suit a particular presenter’s style and taste . Y ou may customize and sa ve video mode adjustments and image settings for up to three users. Menus User Input Source User B Advanced Image User C Tools User A Audio Preferences Mode Reset Off IR Accel. Lamp [...]

Using the Desktop Projector™ 4100/4200 3-29 Recalling Custom User Settings 1 The adjustments are recalled simply b y selecting the desired User . 2 From the Adv anced main menu access User , select User A, User B, or User C. 3 The projector recognizes the video input and recalls the custom settings .[...]

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Cyclops F/X 4-1 Chapter 4 Cyclops F/X Y our projector comes with Cy clops F/X—software effects that you can use to make y our presentations more interesting and effective . For example , y ou can use the Spotlight to call attention to specific areas on the image , use the Zoom or Magnify effects to focus on important information in the image , or[...]

4-2 Chapter Four INST ALLING CYCLOPS F/X Follow these steps to install the Cy clops F/X softw are: 1 Insert the disk labeled Proxima Cy clops F/X into your computer's flopp y drive . 2 Do one of the follo wing: • In Window s 95, choose Start , Run , then type a:setup.exe (or the driv e letter for your flopp y driv e). • In Windo ws 3.x, c[...]

Cyclops F/X 4-3 The main screen of the F/X program appears: Figure 4-2 Cyclops F/X special effects On the left side of this windo w is a list of the special effects . The Assignments area in the middle of the windo w provides options that allo w y ou to customize y our remote and software . Note: If you open a menu, or if you're using the Ligh[...]

4-4 Chapter Four The Assignments area also contains five buttons: BUTTON FUNCTION Setup Remote Lets you switch the assignments display between the included Cyclops remote control and the optional Cyclops wand or laser pointer . Put Away Minimizes the F/X screen. Edit Effect Allows you to assign a shortcut key to the effect. Y ou can also use this o[...]

Cyclops F/X 4-5 Note: T o access effects that are assigned to the Prog 1 and Prog 2 keys, assign the settings for those keys (in the projector's Preferences menu) to Host. USING THE CYCLOPS INTERACTIVE POINTER SYSTEM Y ou can use the Cy clops interactive pointer sy stem with Cy clops F/X. T o set up the softw are , click Setup W and/Laser in t[...]

4-6 Chapter Four Figure 4-4 Edit Cyclops Navigation screen Use this screen to assign different options to the na vigation bar . T o assign a new function to the navigation bar , click the Next or Previous areas and assign a function using the list boxes to the right. Y ou can also use this screen to define where the navigation bar will appear on yo[...]

Cyclops F/X 4-7 SEE-IT/SHOW -IT See-it/Sho w-it is a feature of Cy clops F/X that previews the next slide in y our presentation on y our computer monitor—without switching from the slide y our audience sees . The See-it/Show-it feature display s the image , along with a timer that counts do wn on your computer monitor until See-it/Show-it displa [...]

4-8 Chapter Four FREEZE The Freeze option freezes the image on y our projector so y ou can use your remote to control your computer . This might be handy when y ou want to perform functions on your computer without distracting y our audience from your presentation. T o edit the Freeze key settings , click the Edit Freeze Key option in the Assignmen[...]

Cyclops F/X 4-9 ST ARTING AN EFFECT Once y ou’ve customized an effect, y ou’re ready to use it. 1 Before the presentation, start Cyclops F/X, then minimize the main screen. 2 During your presentation, press the key or button that y ou assigned to each effect to start the desired effect. THE PRESENT A TION EFFECTS The follo wing are the Presenta[...]

4-10 Chapter Four Magnify enlarges a rectangular area around the mouse pointer . Y ou can choose from three levels of magnification (200 percent, 400 percent, or 800 percent). Note: T o enlarge the entire screen, use the Zoom effect. Next/Previous adv ances to the next or previous slide . Object allow s y ou to draw rectangles, squares, ellipses , [...]

Cyclops F/X 4-11 T itle Screen projects an image from a .BMP file. Y ou can use this effect to sho w a predefined image with transition effects during a presentation. Y ou can also pla y an associated sound. Just specify which file to pla y and indicate whether to pla y it when the image appears or continuously . Zoom enlarges the entire image to 2[...]

4-12 Chapter Four Options menu The Options menu offers commands that allow y ou to set up assignments on the remote, w and, or laser pointer , change the look and feel of the cursor , and change the COM port settings. MENU ITEM FUNCTION Setup Remote Allows you to display the assignments area for the Cyclops remote control or the optional Cyclops wa[...]

Maintenance 5-1 Chapter 5 Maintenance REPLACING THE LAMP F ollo w these steps to remo v e the lamp and install a new one: 1 Press the key to turn the lamp off. This allo ws the fans to cool the lamp assembly for 3 0 seconds. 2 After the fan stops, turn off the projector and remo v e the po wer cord from the projector’s pow er receptacle. CAUTION![...]

5-2 Chapter Five 5 R otate the lamp latch screw to release the lamp. Use your hand or a flat-tipped screw driver . CAUTION! The lamp and surrounding areas get very hot; be careful when you remove the lamp. Make sure that the projector has cooled for at least five minutes. Figure 5-2 Removing the lamp screw 6 Grasp the handle on the front of the lam[...]

Maintenance 5-3 8 Rotate the lamp latch screw clockwise to lock it in place . 9 Carefully attach the ribbon cable to the board on the inside front panel. 10 Slide the front panel ov er the zoom lens. 11 Align the foot button with the hole in the front panel. 12 Continue to seat the front panel first on the low er left corner until you hear a click.[...]

5-4 Chapter Five CHANGING BA TTERIES – CYCLOPS QUICK REMOTE The Cyclops Quick R emote uses tw o 357A alkaline batteries. 1 Locate the battery compartment at the lo wer rear of the case . Press the corner down and slide it off. 2 R emo v e the old batteries and replace them with new ones. Make sure to align the batteries in the proper orientation.[...]

Maintenance 5-5 Push Tab Push Tab Figure 5-6 Removing the top panel 3 Pull the noise filter out. Figure 5-7 Removing the noise filter 4 Rinse the filter , dry it, and replace it. 5 Replace the top co v er (starting at the rear of the projector engaging the two tabs at the rear first, then w orking forward) and front panels to complete the ins[...]

Troubleshooting 6-1 Chapter 6 T roubleshooting WHERE TO GET HELP If you need help: 1 Check the Troubleshooting Chart. 2 Call y our dealer’s technical support line and explain y our problem. 3 Call Proxima at: US A. and Canada: (6 19) 457-5500 (6 19) 457-8542 (Fax) Outside US A and Canada: (6 19) 457-5500 (6 19) 622-0 173 (Fax) Europe: +3 1 -43-35[...]

6-2 Chapter Six Projector PROBLEM LIKEL Y CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION(S) No image projected No power to projector T urn power ON Check AC cord Check power to electrical outlet Lamp not on T urn lamp ON Lamp burned out Replace lamp assembly Circuit breaker tripped Correct overload situation; press circuit breaker reset button Over -temperature indicatio[...]

Troubleshooting 6-3 PROBLEM LIKEL Y CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION(S) Projected image Projector too close to screen Move projector away from smaller than screen screen Zoom not set correctly on Adjust zoom zoom model No image on the Power switch off or Computer must be on for monitor projector not running computer monitor to display T urn on projector and[...]

6-4 Chapter Six PROBLEM LIKEL Y CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION(S) Black and white V ideo signal ambiguous Select the correct video source image from color mode SECAM input No audio Audio source(s) Make sure that the audio source is turned on and functioning properly Loose/improper cabling Check and secure cabling between audio source(s) and projector Over[...]

Troubleshooting 6-5 RETURNING YOUR DESKTOP PROJECTOR FOR REP AIR If the Desktop Projector or an y of its accessories are determined to be defectiv e: 1 Contact Proxima Customer Service to request a Return Material A uthorization (RMA) number . 2 Send the defective unit, including an y accessories , cables, and the remote controls, with the RMA numb[...]

Specifications A-1 Appendix A DP4100/4200 SPECIFICA TIONS Color 16.7 Million Colors Display T echnology Digital Light Processing (DLP) Resolution VGA: 640 (H) x 480 (V) pixels; SVGA: 800 (H) x 600 (V) Contrast Ratio 125:1 T ypical Aspect Ratio 4:3 Projection Lamp 270 Watt Metal Halide Brightness Color (typ. ANSI lumens): DP4100z - 315; DP4200z - 40[...]

A-2 Appendix A Screen Size (Diagonal) 2.9 ft. (0.9m) to 25.5 ft. (7.8m) Projection Distance 5 ft. (1.5m) to 30 ft. (9.1m) from screen Lamp 270 watt metal Halide Replaceable lamp indicator light Lamp life 400 hours[...]

Accessories and Parts B-1 Appendix B A ccessories and P arts REPLACEMENT PARTS PART PAR T NUMBER Lamp Assembly L80 Cyclops Remote Control A95 Cyclops Quick Remote A85 Power Cord - US C1002-10 Power Cord - Germany C1001-10 Power Cord - Great Britain C1004-10 Power Cord - Italy C1003-10 VGA V ideo Cable C951-6 Mac - VGA Cable Adapter C922 VGA - Mac M[...]

B-2 Appendix B Optional Accessories OPTION MODEL / PART NUMBER MediaExpress with Floppy Drive ME40F MediaExpress with Floppy Drive and Hard Drive ME40H Rolling Hard Case A300 Rolling Soft Case A298 Cyclops A2074 Wireless Audio A56 or A57[...]

Index A AC Po w er switch 2-6 Accessories B-2 Advanced Menu 3-28 Arro w K eys 1-6, 3-5 AUDIO 1-5, 2-5 Audio Menu Fine Adjustments Submenu 3-25 Normal Audio Submenu 3-24 AUDIO OUT 1-5, 2-5 Audio Out Ports 2-14 External Speaker System Connection 2-14 External Stereo System Connection 2-14 Audio P orts Monaural Source 2-12 Stereo Source 2-12 AUX PORT [...]

Monaural Audio 3-26 MONIT OR OUT 1-5, 2-5 MUTE 3-1 1 Muting A udio 3-26 N Noise Filter 5-4 Normal Video 3-23 Notebooks 1-4 O Operating Modes Host Mode 3-13 Local Mode 3-13 Ordering Parts 6-5 Ov er-T emperature 3-9 P Parts Optional Accessories B-2 R eplacement B-1 Pow er 3-9 Pow er Key 1-6, 3-5 Pow er Key and Light 3-1 Pow er receptacle 2-6 Pow er t[...]