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    O WNER’S MANU AL DLP PR OJE CT OR HX300G HX301G Please r ead this manual caref ully bef ore operating your se t and retain it for future r efer ence. ww w .lg.com P /NO : MFL63282806 ( 1008-REV02)[...]

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    DLP PROJE CT OR DLP PROJE CT OR This projector complies with EMC Directive and R&TTE Dir ective. DE DK ES FI FR G B GR HU IT NL NO PL PT SE W arning - Class B (b) F or a Class B Digital device or peripheral, the instructions furnished the user shall include the fol- lowing or similar statement , placed in a prominent loc a tion in the t ext of [...]

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    ENGLISH Contents 3 Cont ents Disposal of your old appliance 1. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96 /E C. 2. All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal wast e stream through designated collection facilities [...]

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    Safe ty Instructions 4 Saf ety Instructions Please take no te of the safety ins tructions t o prevent any po tential accident or misuse of the projector . ꔈ Safety Instructions are giv en in two f orms as detailed below . W ARNING : The violation of this instruction may cause serious injuries and even death. NOTES : The violation of this instruct[...]

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    ENGLISH Safe ty Instructions 5 Using W ARNING If water is spilt into the projector unplug it from the po wer supply immediately and consult your Ser vic e Agent . This may cause an electric shock hazar d or damage to the unit! Dispose of used batteries carefully and saf ely. In the case of a battery being swallowed by a child please c onsult a doct[...]

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    Safe ty Instructions 6 Using NO TES Do not place heav y objects on top of pr ojector . This may cause mechanical f ailure or personal injur y! T ake care not to impact the lens particularly when moving the projector . Do not touch the lens of the pro- jector . It is delicate and easily damaged. Others NO TES Cleaning NO TES Contact the Service Cent[...]

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    ENGLISH Speaker Names of parts 7 Names of parts Main Body * The projector is manufactur ed using high-precision technology . Y ou may, however , see on the Projector screen tiny black points and/ or bright points (red, blue, or green). This can be a normal result of the manufacturing process and doe s no t always indicate a malfunction. Control pan[...]

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    Names of parts 8 Connecting Part USB Headphone por t IR (Remote control sensor) * Do not block the IR por t f or normal operation of remote control. * When using HDMI/USB connector , if the siz e of the jack connecting to the connect or is too big, they may not be c onnected. Please use standard size jack. RGB IN A UDIO IN DC IN Kensingt on Securit[...]

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    ENGLISH Names of parts 9 R emot e Contr ol Installing Batteries INPUT Button KEYST ONE ꔌ , ꔍ Button MENU Button USB control Butt ons A UT O Button VOL UME ∧ / ∨ Button RA TIO Button CA UTION RISK OF EXPL OSION IF BA TTERY IS REPLACED WITH AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BA TTERIES ACC ORDING T O THE INSTRUCTIONS. MUTE Button BA CK Button[...]

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    Names of parts 10 C ei l i ng m ou n t f o r p ro j ec t o r Acce ssorie s Optional Extras * Contact y our dealer to purchase these it ems. * Optional parts can be changed without notice t o improve the qualit y of the product , and new op tional par ts can be added. ▪ U se a remot e control up t o 6 m distance and 30° (left/ right) within the r[...]

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    ENGLISH Installing and Composition 11 Installing and Composition Provide proper ventilation for this projector . Place this projector in adequat e temperature and humidity conditions. • Install this project or only in a location where adequate t emperature and humidit y is available. (ref er page 42) Don’t place the projector where it can be co[...]

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    Installing and Composition 12 1 . Place the projecto r on a sturdy and horizonta l sur f ace with the PC or A V sour ce. 2 . Place the projecto r with the de sired di stance from the s creen . The distance between the pr oject or and the scre en determine s the actual size of th e image. 3 . P osition the project or so that th e lens is set at a ri[...]

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    ENGLISH Installing and Composition 13 • This project or has a K ensington Security S ystem Connector on the side panel. Connect the Kensingt on Security S ystem cable as below . • F or the detailed installation and use of the K ensington Security S ystem, ref er to the user ’s guide included with the Kensingt on Securit y Syst em se t . And f[...]

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    Installing and Composition 14 Selecting input mode 1 . Pre ss th e INP UT button on the remo te c ontro l. 2 . Selecting an input sig nal with the INPUT button will only change the pr ojector only to c onnect ed inputs. Y ou can change it t o any inputs with the ＜ , ＞ butt on. • The component input is always active, and it does not support pl[...]

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    ENGLISH Connection 15 Connection Connecting t o a De sktop PC * Y ou can connect the projector to a computer with VGA, SVGA, XGA, S X GA output . * Refer to page 4 1 for resolutions the project or supports. < Ho w to connect > 1 . Connec t the RGB IN o f the pr oject or and the comput- er output po rt with a comput er cable. 2 . C onnect the [...]

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    Connection 16 Connecting t o a D VD Player < Ho w to connect a Component source > 1 . Aft er connecting the Component cable of DVD Playe r to the RGB t o Compon ent cable, c onnect it t o the RGB IN t erminal of the pr ojector . * When connecting the component cable, match the jack colors with the component c able.(Y=green, P B =blue, P R =re[...]

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    ENGLISH F unction 17 PICTURE Menu Options 1 . Pr es s the MENU button. Then, move to PIC TURE with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ butt ons and pre ss the ◉ OK button . 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to a desir ed f unction and pre ss the ◉ OK button. 3 . Pre ss th e ＜ , ＞ buttons to make a des ired adjustm ent and then pres s the ◉ [...]

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    F unction 18 1 . Pr es s the MENU button. Then, move to PIC TURE with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ buttons and pr es s the ◉ OK button. 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to Adv anced Control and pres s the ◉ OK button. 3 . Move to a de sired item with the ∧ , ∨ butt ons. 4 . Pr ess the ＜ , ＞ butt ons t o make a des ired adjustme nt[...]

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    ENGLISH F unction 19 1 . Pr es s the MENU button. Then, move to PIC TURE with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ buttons a nd pres s the ◉ OK button. 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to Pictur e Rese t and pr es s the ◉ OK butt on. 3 . Pre ss th e ＜ , ＞ buttons to move to Y es an d press th e ◉ OK butto n. • Pre ss the BA CK button to e[...]

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    F unction 20 SCREEN Menu Options • Select Rear when projecting from the back of the transpar ent screen purchased separately . • Select Ceiling when installing the product on the ceiling. • When P JT Mode is Rear / Ceiling , the left/ right of the speak er change s automatically . • Y ou can use this function through the MENU button. • Pr[...]

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    ENGLISH F unction 21 RGB Config. F unction 1 . Pre ss th e S TILL button on the r emote contr ol. * Y ou can freez e the moving image. 2. T o exit STILL, pr ess any button. * The STILL function will release automatically aft er approxima tely 10 minute s. Using the Still F unction < Moving Image > < Still Image > RGB Config. Auto Config[...]

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    F unction 22 A UDIO Menu Options FM Wirele ss Audio is a function to send out audio signals from the project or using FM frequency (88 .5 MHz ~ 9 5.5 MHz). The frequency of Project or and FM r eceiver should be same in or der to output the sound fr om FM r eceiver normally . The signal can be received by using FM receiv er within 1 m of distance. W[...]

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    ENGLISH F unction 23 • If used in a medical institution, it may cause an error for medical equipments. Pleas e do not use in a medical e stablishment . • Please maintain the distance between the projector and FM receiver within 1 m. • The sound fr om FM receiver may no t c ome out in the desired qualit y if the distanc e is more than 1 m. •[...]

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    F unction 2 4 T o lis ten through the FM rec eiver speaker (HX300G only) Adjusting V olume F unction Audio Pre ss the V OL UME ∧ , ∨ button on the remote control. • If FM Wireless Audio is On , it does not function. A djust with FM receiver . • Y ou can use this function through the MENU button. 1 . Pre ss th e Q .MENU button on th e remot [...]

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    ENGLISH F unction 25 Adjusting Speaker Balance Adjusting T reble A UDIO FM Wir eless Audio : Off • F requency 88.5 MHz V olume 50 Balance 0 T reble 0 L R A UDIO FM Wir eless Audio : Off • F requency 88.5 MHz V olume 50 Balance 0 T reble 0 L R 1 . Pres s the MENU button. Then, move to A UDIO with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ butt ons and pre ss the[...]

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    F unction 26 * The sleep timer turns the projector off at the pre set time. 1 . Pre ss th e Q .MENU button on th e remot e control. 2 . Pre ss th e ＜ , ＞ butt ons to move to Sleep Timer . 3 . Pre ss the ∧ , ∨ butt ons to select a desir ed pr ese t time. • Y ou can use this function through the MENU button. • Pre ss the BA CK button to e[...]

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    ENGLISH F unction 27 OPTION Menu Options 1 . Pres s the MENU button. Then, move to OP TION with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ butt ons and pre ss the ◉ OK button . 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to Menu Language and pre ss the ◉ OK button. 3 . Move to a de sired item with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ butt ons and then pres s the ◉ OK butt[...]

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    F unction 28 1 . Pres s the MENU button. Then, move to OP TION with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ butto ns and pr es s the ◉ OK button. 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to Aut o P ower and pre ss the ◉ OK button. 3 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to On and press th e ◉ OK button. • On : Connecting DC cable to the projector turn[...]

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    ENGLISH F unction 29 INF ORMA TION Menu Options 1 . Pres s the MENU button. Then, move to IN F ORMA TION with the ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ buttons and pr es s the ◉ OK button. 2 . Y ou can see th e current inform ation of the pr oject or . • Pre ss the BA CK button to exit the menu screen. T o See The Projector Informa tion 1 . Pres s the MENU but[...]

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    USB 30 * When you connect a USB device, this scr een is displayed, automatically . In USB device, you can not add a new folder or delete the exis ting folder . USB T o use the USB device * Image shown may diff er fr om your projector . Connecting the USB device 1 . Connect the USB device to the US B jack on the back of the set . 2 . It t urns autom[...]

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    ENGLISH USB 31 Precautions when using the USB device ► Only a USB st orage device is recognizable. ► If the USB st orage device is connected through a USB hub , the device is not recognizable. ► A USB storage device using an aut omatic recognition pr ogrammed may not be r ecognized. ► A USB storage device which uses its o wn driv er may not[...]

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    USB 32 ꔂ Navigation ꔉ PopUp Menu ꘧ Page Change ꘁ Mark ꕉ Exit PHO T O LIST * It is available to playback the photo file(* .jpg) in the USB device. The On Screen Display may be diff erent from your se t . Images are an example to assis t with the projector operation. PHO TO(* .JPEG) supporting file Baseline : 64 x 64 ~ 15360 [...]

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    ENGLISH USB 33 F ull Screen Menu 1 . Pres s the USB button. Then, move to PHO TO LI ST with the ＜ , ＞ butt ons and pr ess the ◉ OK button. 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ buttons to move to desired phot o and pre ss the ◉ OK button. 3 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to View an d press th e ◉ OK butto n. 4 . The sele cted pho[...]

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    USB 34 ꔂ Navigation ꔉ PopUp Menu ꘧ Page Change ꘁ Mark ꕉ Exit MUSIC LIST * Y ou can use the Music Lis t menu to play MP3 files form a USB storage device. The On Screen Display on your model may be slightly different . 1 . Move s to upper level file 2 . Prev iew: Display the tit le/f older name of the music in the selected f old[...]

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    ENGLISH USB 35 MO VIE LIST * The movie list is activat ed once USB is de tected. It is used whe n playing movie file s on project or . Supported Movie File Extension name Video Codec Audio Codec M ax R e s ol ut i o n mpg, mpeg, vob MPEG1, MPEG2 Dolby Digital,MPEG,MP3,LPCM 1920x1080 @30p dat MPEG1 Dolby Digital,MPEG,MP3,LPCM ts, trp,tp MPEG2, H.264[...]

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    USB 36 Precautions when playing the DivX ► A DivX movie file and its subtitle file must be located in the same folder . ► At this time, a movie file name and its sub title file name must be identical for it to be display ed. ► Specific subtitles created by the user may not be operated normally . ► Some special charact ers are no t supported[...]

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    ENGLISH USB 3 7 1 . Move s to upper level f older 2 . Prev iew: Display the tit le/f older name of the movie in the select ed f older 3 . Curren t page/T otal pages 4 . T otal number of mark ed mov ies 5 . Corre sponding bu ttons on t he remot e control Up F older Page 1/1 No Marked MO VIE LIST 704 x 396 66 8 MB Movie Up F older Up F older Page 1/1[...]

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    USB 38 Option Menu Selection Playing the Movie 1 . Pres s the USB button. Then, move to MO VIE LIST with the ＜ , ＞ buttons and pres s the ◉ OK button. 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ mov e to a desired movie file and pre ss the ◉ OK button. 3 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ butt ons to move to Play and pres s the ◉ OK button. On MOVIE LIST [...]

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    ENGLISH USB 39 T o See The DivX R egistration Code 1 . Pres s the MENU button. Then, move to US B with t he ∧ , ∨ , ＜ , ＞ butto ns and pr es s the ◉ OK button. 2 . Pre ss th e ∧ , ∨ buttons to move to DivX Reg. Code and pres s the ◉ OK button. 3 . Y ou can see the DivX regis tratio n code of th e projecto r . • With a DivX registr[...]

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    USB 40 FILE VIE WER Screen Components 1 . Move s to upper level file 2 . Prev iew: Display the tit le/f older name of the file in the selected f older 3 . Curren t page/T otal pages 4 . Corr espo nding buttons on the r emot e contr ol Page 1/1 FILE VIEWER Drive 1 Requiem 2 story. txt Title Date Up F older information.ppt Requiem 2 story. txt 2 1 3 [...]

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    ENGLISH Informa tion 41 Supported Monitor Display * The following table list s the display formats supported by the pr ojector . * If the projector does no t suppor t the input signal, “ Invalid F ormat ” message appears on the screen. * The project or supports DDC1/2B type as Plug & Play function. ( Auto recognition of PC monitor) * PC syn[...]

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    Informa tion 42 MODEL HX300G (HX300G-JE) / HX301G (HX301G-JE) R esolution 102 4 (Horizontal) x 7 68 (V ertical) pixel Horizontal / V ertic al Ratio 4:3 (horiz ontal:vertical) Panel siz e (mm) 13. 97 Projection distance (Screen size) 0 .55 m - 2. 75 m (50. 8 cm - 254. 0 cm) Projection Offset 110 % R emote control distance 6 m Video c ompatibilit y N[...]

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    ENGLISH Informa tion 43 Open Sour ce Soft w are Notice The following GPL executables and L GPL, MPL libraries used in this pr oduct are subject to the GPL2. 0/L GPL2. 1/MPL1. 1 License Agreement s: GPL EXE CUT ABLES: Linux k ernel 2. 6, busybox, lzo , u-boo t L GPL LIBRARIES: uClibc MPL LIBRARIES: nanox L G Electronics off ers to pro vide sourc e c[...]

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    The model and serial number of the project or is located on the back or one side of the pr ojector . R ecord it belo w should y ou ever need ser vice. MODEL SERIAL L G Customer Inf ormation Center 1-800-2 43- 0000 1-888-865- 3026 1-888- 54 2 -2623 USA, Consumer User USA, Commercial U ser CANAD A[...]