Sony VPL-SW630 manual

4-532-769- 11 (1) © 2014 Sony Corporation Data Projector Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual and supplied Quick Reference Manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. VPL-SW63 0/SW620 VPL-SX630 Not all models are available in al l countries and area. Please check with your local Sony Authorized Dealer[...]

2 T able of Contents T able of Contents Overvie w Loc atio n and Fu nc tio n of Co ntro ls .... 4 Main Unit ................. ................. ... 4 Connector P anel ................... ........ 5 Remote Co mmander an d Control Panel K e ys ........ ........... ........... ... 6 Prepa ration Connecting the Pro jector ..... ........... ... 8 Connec[...]

3 T able of Contents Pla ying Video and A ud io using USB Connection Playin g V ideo and Audio using US B Connection .. ............ ................. ..... 44 Starting USB Display ................. 44 Playing V ideo and Audio ........... 44 Using the Controller ................... 44 USB Me dia Vie we r Using USB Media V iewer ................ 46 [...]

4 Location and Funct ion of Controls B Over view Loca tion and Func ti on of C ont r ol s a Projection window b Control panel keys (page 6) c Side cover/V en tilation hole (intake) d Focus lever (page 15) e Air filter (page 56) f Lens shift dial H (p age 16) g Lends shift dial V (p age 16) h Zoom lever (p age 15) i Connector panel ( page 5) j Lamp [...]

5 Location and Function of Controls Overview Input (pag es 8, 10) a INPUT A V ide o: RGB/ YP B P R input co nnector (RGB/YP B P R ) Audio: Audi o input con nector (A UDIO) b INPUT B V ide o: RGB in put co nnecto r (RGB) Audio: Audi o input con nector (A UDIO) c INPUT C V ide o: HDMI inp ut conne ctor (HDM I) Audi o: HDMI inpu t conn ector (HDMI) d [...]

6 Location and Funct ion of Controls Remote Commander Contr ol P anel K ey s a T urning o n the power/Goin g to standby mode ? / 1 (On/Standb y) key b Selecting an input sig nal (page 13) INPU T key c Operating a menu (page 19) MENU key RESET key ENTER / V / v / B / b (arr ow) ke ys RETURN key d Adjust ing the image (page 15) ASPECT ke y (pa ge 21)[...]

7 Location and Function of Controls Overview *1: Use this key when inpu tting a computer signa l. But it ma y not be used dep endin g on th e resol ution of the inpu t signal . *2: Use this key when inpu tting a computer s ignal.Y ou cannot use th is key when “ T ype A USB ” , “ Ty p e B USB ” or “ Network ” is sel ected as the inpu t. [...]

8 Connecting the Projector B Pr epar ation Connectin g the Projector • M ake sur e all the eq uipme nt is powered off when conn ecting the pr oject or . • Use t he pro per cabl es fo r each connec tion . • I nser t the cab le plugs firml y; Loo se conne ctions may reduce pe rform ance of pictu re sign als or cause a malf unction. When pulling[...]

9 Connecting the Projector Prepara tion • U se HD MI-co mpatibl e equ ipmen t whic h has the HDMI Log o. • U se a high s peed H DMI ca ble( s) on wh ich the c able typ e logo is specified . (Sony pro ducts ar e recom mend ed.) • The HDMI connector of this projector is not co mpatible with DSD (Direct Str eam Digital) Signal or CEC (Cons umer [...]

10 Connecting the Projector USB connector (T ype A) ( ) For connecting a USB wireless LAN module IFU-W LM3 (not supplied) (“Presentation Functi on via Net work” (page 4 0)). • U ndesig nate d USB wir eless LAN modu les do not work. • When connecting/dis connecting th e USB wireless LAN module, make sure that the proje ctor is in Standby mo [...]

11 Connecting the Projector Prepara tion VIDEO IN For conne cting vide o equip ment w ith a vid eo ou tput c onnec tor . INPUT A For conne ctin g vide o eq uipmen t wi th a YP B P R output conn ector . INPUT C For conne cting vide o equip men t with an HD MI ou tput conn ector . • U se HD MI-co mpatibl e equ ipmen t whic h has the HDMI Log o. •[...]

12 Connecting the Projector Microphone ( ) For co nnecti ng a m icrop hone. Only dy namic mi cropho nes ar e supporte d. USB connector (T ype A) ( ) For connecting a USB memory de vice (“Using USB Media V iewer” (page 46)). OUTPU T Projec ted i mages or input a udio c an be ou tput to displa y equi pment such as a monit or or a udio equipme nt [...]

13 Projecting an Image Projecting /Adjus ting an Image B Projecting /Adju stin g an Imag e Projecting an Ima ge The siz e of a project ed imag e depend s on th e distanc e betw een the p rojecto r and screen. Inst all the proje ctor so that the pro jected im age fits the screen size. For detail s on project ion distance s and proj ected imag e size[...]

14 Projecting an Image (Example) T o p roject imag e files stored in a USB memory device, see “US B Media V iewer” (page 46). T o play v ideo a nd audio us ing USB Connect ion, se e “Playi ng V ideo an d Audi o using U SB Connecti on” (page 44 ). T o use Presentatio n Functio n via Netwo rk, see “Presentatio n Func tion via Ne twork ” ([...]

15 Projecting an Image Projecting /Adjus ting an Image Adju sting the Pr ojecte d im age Focus Siz e (Zoom ) Fo c us lever Zoom lev er[...]

16 Projecting an Image Adjusting the t ilt of the pr ojector with the ad justers Y ou can adjust the h eight of the proj ector usin g th e ad ju ster s. By changing the tilt of t he projecto r with adjusters, y ou can ad just the position o f the projected image . • B e caref ul no t to let the pr ojecto r down on yo ur fingers. • D o not pus h[...]

17 Projecting an Image Projecting /Adjus ting an Image Correcting trapezoidal d istor tion of th e projected image (Keystone feature) If the image be comes trap ezoidal, set the ke ystone manually . 1 Press the KEYSTONE k ey on the remote comm ander or sel ect V Keystone in th e Installa tion menu. 2 Use the V / v / B / b k eys to set the valu e. T[...]

18 Projecting an Image 1 Press the ? / 1 ke y on the unit or the remote commander . The pro ject or star ts shu tdo wn and turns of f. If you pr ess the ? / 1 key within 10 second s again, shu tdown is cancel led. Do not turn of f the proj ector soon af ter the lamp li ghts. It may caus e a malfunctio n of the lamp (does not l ig ht ,e tc.) . 2 Unp[...]

19 Using a MENU Adjus tments an d Settings Using a Menu B Adjust ment s and Setti ngs Using a Me nu Usin g a ME NU The menu d ispla ys us ed fo r the exp lana tion be low may be different depend ing o n th e mode l you are using . 1 Press the MEN U key to display the menu. 2 Select the setting menu. Use the V / v key to select the sett ing menu the[...]

20 The Picture M enu The Picture Menu The Picture i s used to adjust the pictu re for each inpu t signal. *1: When a computer signal is input, this op tion is av aila ble. *2: The set tin gs in th e Pic ture re turn to their fac tory defa ults, except fo r Pic ture Mode . *3: When a video signal is input, this opti on is ava ilable . *4: When the s[...]

21 The Screen Menu Adjus tments an d Settings Using a Menu The Screen Menu The Scre en menu is u sed to adjust th e size, position and a spect ra tio of the projecte d image for each i nput signal. Items Item descrip tions Asp ect *1 Chang es t he a spec t r atio of t he pr oj ecte d im age (page 23). VPL-SW 630/ SW620: When t he compu ter signal i[...]

22 The Screen Menu *1: • Note t hat if the pr oje ctor is used for pr of it or for p ublic vie wing, modif yi ng the origi nal pi ct ure by switc hing to t he aspect mo de may cons titute an infringe ment of the r ights o f authors o r produ cers , which ar e legally prote cted . • D epe nding on the inpu t signa l, setting i tems f or aspect r[...]

23 The Screen Menu Adjus tments an d Settings Using a Menu Aspect VPL-SW630/SW62 0 *1: If you s elec t “Nor mal , ” the im age i s projecte d in the same re solution as the input sig nal wit hout cha nging th e aspe ct ratio of the original image. *2: If you s elect “Full2 , ” the image is projec ted to f it the projec ted image size, r ega[...]

24 The Screen Menu VPL-SX630 *1: If you select “Normal, ” the ima ge is proj ected in the sa me res oluti on as the input signal without chan ging the aspect ratio of t he origin al image. *2: If you select “4:3, ” the image is projected to f it the p rojected ima ge size, re gardless of th e as pect rati o of th e imag e. *3: Depen ding on[...]

25 The Function Menu Adjus tments an d Settings Using a Menu The Funct ion Menu The Fu nctio n menu is used for sett ing various func tio ns of the pr ojector. *1: AP A functions when a computer s ignal is input v ia the RGB input connect or (INPUT A/INPUT B). *2: The maximum av aila ble mic v olume is set b y the value of “V olume. ” Items Ite[...]

26 The Operation Menu The Operatio n Menu The Opera tion me nu is used for setting fo r the op eration s b y using the me nu or th e remote commande r . *1: Y ou wil l not be a ble to us e the pro jecto r if you forget your pas sword. If you ca ll qual ified Sony perso nnel bec ause y ou have forgotten the password , you wil l be asked to verify th[...]

27 The Connection/P ow er Menu Adjus tments an d Settings Using a Menu The Conne ction/P o wer Menu The Conne ction/P owe r menu is u sed for settin g for the conn ections and po wer . Items Item descri ptions LAN Settings IP Addr ess Setu p *9 A uto (D HC P): The I P ad dres s is assig ned aut omatic all y from the DHCP serv er su ch a s a r oute [...]

28 The Connection/Po wer Menu *1: This may not be optimu m depending o n the i nput signal . In this case set man ually accor ding to the co nnec ted eq ui pment . *2: Whe n “St and by Mo de” is set to “L o w , ” the ne tw ork and netw or k cont ro l fun cti on ca nnot be oper ated whil e th e pr ojec tor i s i n sta ndb y mode. *3: T his v[...]

29 The Installation Menu Adjus tments an d Settings Using a Menu The Installat ion Menu The Installation menu is used for in stalling the p rojector . *1: Select “Link to Ima ge Flip” only for horizontal inst allation. Be sure to select “Front Up ” or “Front Down” f or v ertical install ation, ac cording to the insta llati on directio n[...]

30 The Information Menu The Information Menu The Inform ation menu is used to ch eck projec tor status, such as total usag e time of the l amp. *1: These ite ms may not be disp laye d de pen ding on t he in put si gnal . Items Item des criptions Model Name Displays the model name. Seri al N o. Dis plays the s erial num ber . fH/fV *1 Displays the h[...]

31 Using Network Features Network B Network Using Network Features Conn ection to the ne twork all ows you to operat e the foll owing featur es: • Checking the curre nt stat us of the projec tor via a W eb bro ws er . • Remotel y co ntrolli ng th e pro jec tor via a W e b br ow ser . • Recei ving the e-mail report via the pro jector . • Mak[...]

32 Using Network Features How to operate t he Control window Switching the page Click one of the P age Switching b uttons to display t he desired settin g pag e. Setting the acc ess lim itation Y ou can lim it a user for acces sing any particu lar page. Administrator: Allowed access to a ll pages User: Allowed acce ss to all page s except the Se tu[...]

33 Using Network Features Network Set the e -mail repo rt functio n on th e Setu p page. Entered v alu es will not be appl ied unless you click on [Appl y]. 1 Click on [Owner info rmation] to e nter the o wner informatio n recorde d in th e e-mail report. 2 Set the timing of the e-mail report. Click o n [Mail Repo rt] to open the Mail Repor t page.[...]

34 Using Network Features SMTP A uthentication: Check this check box to arrange for SMTP authenticatio n to b e perform ed before send ing e-ma il. Accoun t Name: Enter the mail account name . Password: Enter the password. 5 Confirm the contents of the e-mail repo rt. When you c lick on [V iew], the contents of the e-ma il report are disp laye d. 6[...]

35 Using Network Features Network 2 Enabl e or d isable t he ra dio w a v e output of USB wireless LAN module. Wir eless ON: Enables radio w av e output of USB wirel ess LAN mo dule. Wir eless OFF: Disables radi o wav e output of USB wirel ess LAN mo dule. WLA N Ne twor k: Set the modes fo r USB wireless LAN module. 3 (a) Input the settings f or Ac[...]

36 Using Network Features (b) Input the settings for Client Mode. When the USB w ireless LAN module is acti v ated as a client, set the i tems for the client (set the items f or the access p oint the projector tries to conne ct to). Connect ion Sta tus: Di splays the connect ing stat us between the access point an d proj ector . ESSID: Input the E [...]

37 Using Network Features Network Chan ge the sett ings for the cont rol p rotocol on the Setup page. Ente red v alues will no t be app lied un less yo u click o n [App ly]. 1 Click on [ Advanced M enu ] to dis pla y the buttons for more settings. 2 (a)Set Advertisement. Start Advertisement Service: Set Adv ertisem ent to en abled or disabled. Ite [...]

38 Using Network Features -Community: Input the comm unity name of Advertisement an d PJ T alk. If the community name for PJ T alk is changed, the one for Adve rtisement will also be changed . Only four alp hanumeric characte rs can be input . The factory defa ult s etting i s “S ONY . ” It is reco mme nde d that the co mmu nit y nam e be chang[...]

39 Using Network Features Network (e)Reset the network sett ings. Reset: Reset all W eb bro wser settings to their factory defaul ts. Rese t butto n Reset[...]

40 Using Presentation Func tion via Network B Pr esenta tion F uncti on via N etwork Using Presentation Function via Network The Pres entation Functio n via Ne twor k enable s you to do the fo llo wing: • Conne ct a maxi mum of eig ht compu ters to the proje ctor . • Projec t images from a maxi mum of four comp uters simul taneously . • Conne[...]

41 Using Presentation Funct ion via Network Presen tation Fun ction via N etwor k 3 Start Projector Station for Network Presentation. F or W indows: Select [Start]-[All Programs]-[Projector Statio n for Netw ork P resenta tion] on the compute r . F or Mac: Double-c lick [Pro jector Sta tion for Networ k Pre sentatio n] in Appl ications folder . Aft[...]

42 Using Presentation Func tion via Network Fo r Wi n d o ws : For Mac: Y ou can proje ct JPE G images, PDF file s, etc. stored in a tablet PC/sm artpho ne wirelessly by us ing a specif ic application. *1 For downlo ad ing *2 or deta ile d meth od of using th e applicati on, access t he following URL. http :/ /PWPre sent er .pixelworks. com Display[...]

43 Using Presentation Funct ion via Network Presen tation Fun ction via N etwor k *1: T o use the application, one of the following conditions is required. • Connected t o network where wireless connection can be established ( page 9). • Connected t o a wireless network via USB wireless LAN module IFU-WLM3 (not supplied) that is connected to t [...]

44 Playi ng Video and A udio using USB Connection B Playin g Vid eo and Aud io using USB Con necti on Pla ying Vid eo and Audio using U SB Connectio n Y ou can also pla y vide o and audi o si mply by conn ecti ng the pro jec tor an d compu ter with a USB A-B cable (no t supplied). Playin g vide o and audi o using US B connecti on requ ires to start[...]

45 Playi ng Video and A udio using USB Connection Playing Video and Audio using US B Conn ection F or Mac: Items Functions Start aud io/vi deo play bac k. Pause audi o/vid eo play bac k. Stop audi o/vi deo playb ack (the s creen turns bl ack) . Display in formatio n about USB Display .[...]

46 Using USB M edia Viewer B USB M edia V i ewer Usi ng USB M ed ia Vie wer Y ou can browse image files stored in a US B memory device inserted in the USB connecto r of the proj ector , without us ing a c omput er . Supporte d storage med ia and file format: • S uppor ted sto rage media: U SB flas h memo ry • S uppor ted for mat of st orage m e[...]

47 Using USB M edia Viewer USB Me di a Vi e we r Press t he V / v / B / b key on the remote comma nder to select an image, th en press the ENT ER key . The opti on menu ap pears in the lower part of the s creen. Y o u can sele ct the display order o f thumbn ails an d display m ethod of image f iles. • F iles wit hout thu mbn ail data (i nclud in[...]

48 Using USB M edia Viewer In dis play mode, y ou can view a s elected image in f ull scr een view . Press the ENTER key on the remote c ommand er . Th e option me nu appears i n the lower part of the screen . In slideshow mode, you can view images as a slidesh ow . Press ENT ER key on the remote comman der . The slideshow pauses and th e option me[...]

49 Using USB M edia Viewer USB Me di a Vi e we r Option Menu Items Item de scriptions Hide t he option menu . Retu rn to th e th umb na il m ode (pag e 47 ). Display the pre vious image. Display the next ima ge. Press th e V / v key to c hange the sli desho w time interv al. Slidesh ow time interval After 3 second s, d ispl ay the n e xt im age. Af[...]

50 Ind icato rs B Others Indicators The indi cators al low checking th e status an d notif y you of ab normal op eration of the p rojecto r . If the projector exhi bits abnorm al status, address the p roblem in accordance wit h the table belo w . ON/ST ANDBY indicator LAMP/CO VER indicator Stat us Meaning/Remedie s Light s in red The proj ector i s[...]

51 Messages List Others Messages List When any of the messa ges lis ted below appea rs on th e projected image, address t he problem in accordan ce with the tab le below . Mess ages Mean ing/Re medy Page High temp.! Lamp of f i n 1 min. Check the ite ms belo w . • Check if noth ing is blo cking th e vent ilati on holes. • Check if th e air f il[...]

52 T roubl eshooting T r oubleshooting Befo re askin g to have the proj ect or repa ire d, try to diagn ose the pro blem, f ollowing t he instructio ns belo w . Symptoms Remedy Page The power is no t turne d on. Ch eck if th e AC power cor d is firm ly c onn ec ted . – When t he “C ont rol K ey Lo ck” i s se t to “ On, ” you cann ot t urn[...]

53 T roubleshooting Others The image is dark/too brig ht. The settings for “Bri ghtnes s, ” “ Contr ast, ” and “La mp Mod e” affect brig htness of the ima ge. Ch eck if the value is appr opri ate. 20, 27 The image will be dark when the lamp is bu rnt out. Ch eck “Lamp T imer, ” and replac e the lamp with a ne w one if necess ar y . [...]

54 Replacing the Lamp Replacing th e Lamp Replace the lamp with a new one if a message d isplayed on the project ed image (pa ge 51). Use an LMP-E220 projector la mp (not suppli ed) for replacem ent. • The lamp remains hot aft er the pr ojector i s turned of f. If y ou t ouc h the lam p, y ou may burn your f inger . W hen you replace th e lamp , [...]

55 Replacing the Lamp Others 4 Insert the new lamp all the way in until it is securely in place ( 1 ). T igh ten th e three screws ( 2 ). 5 Close the lamp cover and tighten the 1 screw . The po wer will not turn on if the lamp is not secu red pr operly . 6 Connect the A C po wer cord to a wall outlet and turn on the projector . 7 Reset the lamp tim[...]

56 Cleaning the Air Filter Cleaning th e Air Filter When a me ssage appea rs on the p rojected image indic ating ti me for a f ilter c leaning, clean the air f ilter (pages 50, 51). If the dust cannot be removed from the air filter e ven after cleaning, repl ace the air filter with a new one. For deta ils on a new air filter, consult wi th quali fi[...]

57 Cleaning the Air Filter Others The a ir f ilter cons ist s of 2 f ilter s ( A , B ). 4 Reattach the side cov er . Be sur e to atta ch the air filte r firmly , otherwise it may cause a malf unction. Note A B A B[...]

58 Specifications Specification s Items Descript ions Model VPL-S W630/ SW620/ VPL-SX 630 Projec tion syst em 3 LCD sy stem Dis play de vi ce Ef fecti ve di spl ay size VPL -SW63 0/SW 620: 0.59 i nch (1 5.0 mm), 3 p lat e panels , Aspect ratio 16: 10 VPL-SX 630: 0.63 inch (1 6.0 mm ), 3 pl ate pane ls, Aspe ct rat io 4: 3 Effective pictu re elemen [...]

59 Specifications Others INPUT OUT PUT (Co mpute r/vid eo) INP UT A RGB/YP B P R inp ut con nec tor: Mini D -sub 15 -pin female, G with sync/Y : 1 Vp-p ± 2 dB, sync negati v e, 75 ohm s termin ated, RG B/P B P R : 0. 7 Vp-p ± 2 d B, 75 ohm s term inated , Sync sign al: TT L lev el high imped anc e, posi ti v e/ neg ati ve A udio inpu t conn ect o[...]

60 Specifications *1: F or detai ls, re fer to “ Accepta ble Inpu t Sign als” on page 63 . *2: Information on accesso ries in th is manual is curr ent as of March 20 14. *3: N ot all optiona l access ories ar e av ailabl e in all cou ntrie s and area. Please ch eck w ith your local Son y Auth ori zed Deale r. Design and specif icat ions of the [...]

61 Specifications Others Pin as signment HDMI connector ( HDMI, fe male) RGB input c onnector (Mini D-sub 15-pin, f emale) RS-232C conn ector (D-Sub 9 -pin, male) 1 T .M.D.S. Data2+ 11 T .M.D.S. Clock Shield 2 T .M.D.S. Data2 Shiel d 12 T .M.D.S. Clock – 3 T .M.D.S. Data2 – 13 N. C. 4 T .M.D.S. Data1+ 14 RESE R VED (N.C.) 5 T .M.D.S. Data1 Shie[...]

62 Specifications USB connector (T yp e A, fem ale) USB connector (T yp e B, fem ale) 1V BUS (4.4 - 5. 25 V) 2 Data– 3 Data+ 4G r o u n d 1V C C ( + 5 V ) 2 Data– 3 Data+ 4G r o u n d[...]

63 Specifications Others Acceptable Input Signals *1 Computer signal Digital TV signal *4 Analog TV signal *1: • Wh en a sign al ot her tha n the signal s list ed in tab le is input, the pictur e may no t be disp laye d prop erl y . • A n in put sig nal m eant for sc reen resolutio n dif f erent f rom t hat of t he pane l will not be displaye d[...]

64 Projection Distance a nd Lens Shift Range Pr ojection Dist an ce an d Lens Shif t Ra nge The project ion di stance is th e distance be tween the center of th e project ion window and the surface of the pr ojected imag e. The foll owing describes the pr ojection d istance and height from the cent er of the projection window to edge o f screen by [...]

65 Projection Distance and Lens Shift Range Others W all Inst allation L: Projec tion distan ce L H: Distan ce between the edge of the imag e and the cent er of the projecti on window The lens shift ran ge is the distanc e you can mo ve th e lens shift from the cente r of the projected image(0) wh en full width an d full he ight of the p rojected i[...]

66 Projection Distance a nd Lens Shift Range Projection distance table (VPL-SW630/SW620) Unit: m (in ches) Projection distance fo rmula (VPL-SW630/SW620) D: Projected image size (Diagonal ) H: Distanc e between t he edge of th e image and the center o f the projec tion window Expressi on#1 Unit: m ( inches) Expressi on#2 Lens shift rang e (VPL-SW63[...]

67 Projection Distance and Lens Shift Range Others Projection distance table (VPL-SX630) Unit: m (inches) Projection distance form ula (VPL-SX630) D: Proj ected imag e size (Diago nal) H: Distan ce between the edge of the imag e and the cent er of the projecti on window Expressi on#1 Unit: m (inches) Expre ssi on#2 Lens shift rang e (VPL-SX630) Pro[...]

68 Dimensions Dimensions To p Unit: mm (inches ) 382 (15 1 / 32 ) 372 (14 21 / 32 ) Cent er of the project ion windo w 93.8 (3 11 / 16 ) 109 ( 4 9 / 32 ) F ront Unit: mm (inches ) Center of the proj ecti on wi ndow 167 (6 9 / 16 ) 157.3 (6 3 / 16 ) 153 (6 1 / 32 ) 138 (5 7 / 16 ) 164.6 (6 15 / 32 ) 131.6(5 3 / 16 ) 121.9 (4 13 / 16 )[...]

69 Dimensions Others Bottom Unit: mm (inches) 93 (3 21 / 32 ) 21.5 ( 27 / 32 ) 30.5 (1 3 / 16 ) 12.5 ( 1 / 2 ) 44.8 (1 3 / 4 ) 138.6 (5 15 / 32 ) 253.2 (9 31 / 32 ) 162 ( 6 3 / 8 )8 ( 5 / 16 ) 215.5 (8 15 / 32 ) 61.5 (2 13 / 32 ) Ø 2 6 ( 1 1 / 3 2 ) Ø 26 ( 1 1 / 3 2 )[...]

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76 Ind ex Index A A C IN .............. ....... ....... ........ ....... ........... .. 5 Accepta ble inp ut sign al ......... ....... ....... .... 63 Adjust S ignal .............. ....... ....... ........ ....... 22 Adjuste r ....... ........ .......... ........ ....... ....... 4, 16 Air f ilter ........... ....... ........... ....... ........ ...[...]

77 Inde x Others R Remote com mander ........ ........ ....... ....... ..... 6 Remote con trol dete ctor ......... ........... ....... . 4 Replacing the lamp ......... ........ ........... ...... 54 Reset .. ........ ....... ....... ........... ....... ........ ...... 20 RS-232C ....... ........ ....... ....... ........... ....... ..... 5 S Securit[...]

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