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Optoma Technology EP652A manual

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    English 1 Importa nt Information .............................................. 3 Clea ning the TV ...................................................................................... 3 Using the Re mote Control ....................................... 4 How to Use the Re mote Control ............................................................ 4 [...]

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    English 2 Adva nced Operation Setting OFF-T i mer (Sleep) ..................................................................... 13 Setting Stereo, Mono or SAP Broa dca st ................................................ 13 Setting X-BASS System ......................................................................... 13 Using the Surround Sound Fea[...]

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    English 3 l Pla ce the T V on the floor or on a sturdy platform. The mounting surfa ce should be flat a nd secure to prevent the TV from da mage. l Pla ce the TV at a proper dista nce from the wall to allow ventilation a nd prevent the TV from overheating. A void dusty places a s well. l Do not put a ny heavy object on top of the TV . l Do not sta [...]

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    English 4 Using the Re mote Control How to Use the Remote Control j Point the front of the remote control to the “re mote control receiving” window at the lower mar gin of the TV a nd press the button desired. k The remote control works within 7M ( 20 feet) from the TV . Precaution s l Do not pour liquid on the re mote control. l Do not drop th[...]

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    English 5 The Front a nd Re ar Pa nel La mp indicator Te m p indicator Power/Sta ndby indicator Power ON/OFF Sta ndby/ON Source selection Menu button V olume control Cha nnel selection Earphone Computer R GB2 input V ideo/Audio inputs (3) Antenna/Ca ble TV Computer RGB1 input Computer D VI input Computer Audio input S-V ideo V ideo/Audio inputs (1)[...]

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    English 6 Connecting the Antenna or the Ca ble Converter Box This connection allows you to watch local a nd ca ble cha nnels. Connecting the TV l This product uses coaxi al ca ble for signal tra nsmission, which comes in from your a ntenna or ca ble converter box. Coaxial ca bles use “F” connectors. l Audio a nd Composite video ca bles are usua[...]

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    English 7 Connecting the VCR to Video In put This connection allows you to watch local a nd ca ble cha nnels a nd video progra ms played on VCR. Connecting the D V D a nd the VCR This connection allows you to watch D V D, video or TV progra ms. Y ou may record from one cha nnel while watching a program from a nother cha nnel. Connecting the TV (1) [...]

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    English 8 Connecting the Ca mcorder or the Ga me Device This connection allows you to watch video materi als recorded on the ca mcorder or pictures from the gam e device. Connecting the D V D with Component Video a nd the VCR This connection allows you to watch D V D, video or TV progra ms a nd to record D V D or TV progra ms. Y ou ca n record from[...]

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    English 9 Connecting the Computer V GA Input Y ou ca n use the TV as a computer monitor . The computer ca n be connected to RGB1 input at the front a nd RGB2 a nd D VI inputs at the rear simulta neously . Connecting the TV Computer A Computer B Rear Pa nel Front Pa nel TV Amplifier Connecting the Audio System This connection allows you to use the a[...]

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    English 10 Connecting T wo VCRs to V ideo Output This connection allows you to record from one VCR to a nother VCR while watching a video progra m. Connecting the VCR to V ideo Output This connection allows the output of the source that is currently on the screen to a VCR. Connecting the TV Caution: Do not connect one VCR to the output a nd input j[...]

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    English 11 The Re mote Control Function s [ POWER ] turns the TV on a nd off. [ TV ] selects video input source. [ VIDEO ] selects a ny mode of A V1-S, A V1-C, A V2-YCrCb, A V2-C, A V3-S a nd A V3-C. [ DA T A ] selects a ny mode of RGB1, R GB2, a nd D VI. [ DISPLA Y ] displays on-screen me ssage. [ MUTE ] mutes the sound. [ SLEEP ] sets the OFF ti [...]

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    English 12 Ba sic Operation Feature Operation Sta ndby/On Press [ POWER ] or ST ANDBY/ON on the TV . At this ti me, the POWER/ST ANDBY indicator will fla sh green a nd stop in green after 30 seconds. Power OFF Press POWER to turn off the power . Selecting cha nnel Press [ CH+ / CH- ] to select the desired cha nnel or press the cha nnel number direc[...]

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    English 13 Setting OFF-T i mer (Sleep) Press [ SLEEP ] until the duration you desire a ppears on the screen. The cha nge of ti me is a s f ollows ea ch ti me you press [ SLEEP ] : 15 M mea ns the TV goes into sleep mode in 15 minutes, a nd so on for other durations set. But when you pick 0 M, it mea ns the OFF-timer is of f. Setting Sereo, Mono or [...]

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    English 14 Switching the Main a nd Second Picture Press [ SW AP ] while you are using the PIP feature to switch the main a nd second pictures. The main a nd second pictures are switched ea ch ti me you press [ SW AP ] . Adva nced Operation[...]

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    English 15 Menu Options Below are all the menu options. MENU Picture V ideo Setting Enha nced Picture Setting Data Picture Setting Cha nnel Setting PIP Setting La nguage Setting M iscella neous Setting Audio Setting[...]

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    English 16 How to Progra m the Menus Y ou ca n use the buttons on the TV pa nel or remote control to progra m a nd save the menus. Ste ps 1. Press [ MENU ] to display the menus. 2. Press [ SELECT ] on TV pa nel to highlight the item desired, then press [ ENTER ] to set the selected menu. 3. Press [ SELECT ] on TV pa nel to highlight the item de sir[...]

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    English 17 PICTURE DA T A Ite m Function a nd Operation CONTRAST Controls the scale between brightest a nd darkest tune. Adjusting Contra st ca n cha nge the amount of bla ck a nd white in the picture. Press to a djust the setting. MENU Item Pres s Ite m P ress CONTRAST Low High TI NT Red Green BRIGHT Dark Bright SHARPNESS We a k Strong COLOR Light[...]

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    English 18 Ite m Function a nd Operation BRIGHT Adjusts the brightness of picture. Press to a djust the setting. FREQUENCY Adjusts the data display frequency to keep in line with the setting of display card. Use this function to make a djustment when the picture shows vertical flickering lines. Press to a djust the setting. TRACKING Synchronizes th[...]

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    English 19 MENU Ite m Function a nd Operation POSITION ( position of second picture ) Selects the position of second picture which will be cha nged by the order shown on the left. Use to a djust the position. SIZE ( size of the second picture ) Selects the size of small pictures a s 1/2, 1/4, 1/9 or 1/16 a ccording to your preference. Press to a dj[...]

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    English 20 Ite m Function a nd Operation DISPLA Y Displays the on-screen messages, such a s cha nnel a nd source. Press to select ON or OFF . COLOR TEMP Adjusts the color temperature from 6500K to 1 1000K. The default value is 6500K. Press to a djust the setting. RESET ALL Returns the display para meters of the current mode to its fa ctory default [...]

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    English 21 If you have proble m with your TV , refer to the f ollowing table f or possible causes. If you ca n’t solve the problem, plea se conta ct your local dealer or our service center . Pr oblem Solution TV will not turn on M ake sure the power cord is plugged in, then press [ POWER ]. The remote control batteries may be dea d. Repla ce the [...]

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    English 22 Specif ications TV Screen - 52" ( di agonal ) LCD T echnology - 6.4" single LCD technology - Amorphous silicon T F T color liquid crystal La mp - 100W User Re placa ble UHP lam p Number of Pixels - 2400 ( 800 x 3 ) pixels ( H ) x 600 lines ( V ) Displaya ble Color - 16.7M colors Contra st Ratio - 150 : 1 ANSI Contrast Lumina nc[...]

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    English 23 Specif ications Rear input connectors - One AC power cord input socket - One D VI digital data computer input - One 15-pin D-sub computer input - One Component video ( Y , Cr, Cb ) RCA input - One S-V ideo input - T wo composite video RCA inputs (used in USA a nd Asi a) - One composite video RCA input & one SCART a da pter (used in E[...]

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    English 24 Compatible Frequency T a ble Model Resolution V ertical Sca n Frequency (Hz) “ * ” mea ns optional connector is required. Horizontal Sca n Frequency (kHz)[...]

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    English 25 Acce ssorie s M ake sure all the a ccessories listed below come with the TV . Conta ct your dealer if a ny of the a ccessories is missing or broken. TV Display Power Cord Computer V GA Ca ble Component V ideo Ca ble Remote Control Battery User’s M a nual W arra nty Card[...]