User manual ASK PROXIMA LIGHTBOOK 30

[. . . ] VHS Video In L R In­Audio­Out O I 10 A M P 12 11 10 9 Figure i-5 The Lightbook projector and Cyclops Remote Control 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Internal Speakers Control Panel Cooling Fans Release Button Keystone Adjustment Focus Ring Remote Control IR Lens 8 Cyclops Remote Control 9 Circuit Breaker 10 Power Cord Receptacle 11 Main AC Power Switch 12 Connector Panel 13 Cyclops Quick Remote i-4 Introduction CONNECTOR PANEL All connections between the projector and computer or video source are made on the side connector panel. 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 Serial Computer In Monitor Out S-Video Video In L R In­Audio­Out O I 10 A M P 11 Figure i-6 The Connector Panel 10 9 CONNECTOR 1 SERIAL DESCRIPTION Connects to your computer so you can use Cyclops F/X software. Connects computer video to the projector. Provides computer video output to a separate monitor. Allows video input from an NTSC, PAL, or SECAM source. [. . . ] Changes to an input source that matches or is close to the current source. Displays the Horizontal and Vertical frequency and the polarity of the current video source. Sync Status Using the Lightbook Projector 2-17 Changing the Input Video Source Your Lightbook projector will check the connections and automatically select a size, position, and sync setting for any connected device. 1 To change the input source, use the box. key to move to the Source Select 2 Press the v and w keys to select Computer or Video. NOTE: There will be a brief delay before the source changes. Changing the Source Mode Your Lightbook projector automatically senses the type of device connected to each input port. To change the Source mode, 1 Choose Automatic if you want the projector to size and adjust the image automatically. You can save this setting into one of the available custom modes (see page 2-19). The Source Mode box displays a s next to all of the input source settings that match or are close to the type of source you have connected. 2 To change the Source Mode setting, use the and keys to move to the Source Mode box and use the v and w keys to select a different input source. 3 Use the and keys to either Cancel ( ) or Select ( ) the new source entry. A will appear in the box next to that option. The input measurements of the current settings are displayed under the Sync Status heading, next to the currently selected video mode. Recalling Custom User Settings To recall your custom settings, select them from the Source Mode menu. Key2 LightBoard WhiteBoard BlackBoard Timer Reveal Freeze Host Operation Mode Normal High Altitude Advanced Help Figure 2-23 Preferences menu MENU ITEM SETTING Prog Key 1 and 2 Assigns a specific projector function to one of the PROG keys on the Cyclops Remote Control or to the Select key on the Cyclops Quick Remote. · LightBoard - Opens or closes the Draw tools. · WhiteBoard - Draw on a white background. · BlackBoard- Draw on a black background. · Timer - Start or reset the Timer. · Reveal-Gradually reveals the video image. · Freeze- Freezes the image on the screen. · Host - Enables a special effect selected in Cyclops F/X. Operation Mode Select High Altitude to run the projector fans at higher speed. Use this setting if you are at a high altitude location or in a warm room. To set the PROG 1 or 2 keys, use the v, w, and keys on the Cyclops Remote to select the function that you want to assign to each PROG key. The Select key on the Cyclops Quick Remote will select the feature assigned to the PROG 2 key in the Preferences menu. Using the Lightbook Projector 2-23 Advanced Menu Use the Advanced menu to adjust the projector settings to suit a particular presenter's style and taste. Menus Tools Input Source Image Audio Fine Audio Preferences Language English Deutsch Francais Español Italiano Projection Front Rear Ceiling Rear-Ceiling Reset Mode None Selected Current Computer/Video Mode All Custom Computer Mode All Standard Computer Mode Factory Reset Advanced Help Figure 2-24 Advanced menu MENU ITEM Language Projection Reset Mode FUNCTION Display the menus in any of five languages. [. . . ] No computer image projected No power to computer. If possible, check computer with another monitor. No video image projected Loose/improper cabling. Check and secure cabling between video source(s) and projector. [. . . ]