User manual OPTOMA RD65

[. . . ] If S-Video is not available, connect the composite video output on your VCR to AV1, AV2 or AV3. Connect the RF output of your VCR to ANT-2 of the TV if this is the only output available or if the VCR is located very far away from the TV. If your VCR has a composite video input and you want to record the TV station you are currently watching, you can optionally connect the AV output of this TV to the video input and audio input of your VCR. S-Video S-Video ANT Output SD1 (480i) Y/R Video Video Video Y Y/R HD1 HD2 ANT-1 Input L Audio R L Audio R L Audio R Pb Pb/G Pb/G Pr Pr/B Pr/B MONITOR Output AV1 AV2 H H PC1 Input ANT-2 Input V V PC Audio L Audio R L Audio R L Audio R DVI-D Note Your VCR can only record video if the main TV source is ANT-1 or ANT-2. [. . . ] For better quality, only use composite video when the other options are not available. Connect the DVD player's analog audio output (left and right channel) to the TV's audio input for the video source intended for DVD player. B S-Video S-Video SD1 (4 8 0 i ) Y/R Video Video Y HD1 HD2 Y/R L Audio R L Audio R Pb Pb/G Pb/G Pr Pr/B Pr/B A AV1 AV2 H H PC1 Input V V C L Audio R L Audio R L Audio R PC Audio DVI-D Note If your DVD player has 5. 1 channel output and you want to use the TV speakers as central speakers, you can connect only the central speaker output to either the left or right channel of the TV and then select mono mode on the onscreen display menu for audio. Refer to the "Adjust the Audio" section for more details. Once the DVD player has been properly connected and you are ready to beginning viewing your DVD program, remember to use the remote control to select the video source connected. 17 Onscreen Display Menus Setting Your Favorite Channels If you routinely view the same set of channels, you can choose to save those channels in a list of favorite channels. You can then view these channels or scan through the programs on these channels directly by accessing the FAVORITE CH list. A total of 20 favorite channels can be selected. To do so, simply use CH Up or CH Down to tune to your favorite channel , then press Favorite CH Add on your remote control. Similarly you can delete channels you no longer watch frequently by pressing Favorite CH Erase. Program Block Program Block PW Change °ø Select SET UP using the Step 3 ° Notes: Up to 20 Favorite Channels can be stored; ten in ANT 1 and ten in ANT 2. If both ANT 1 and ANT 2 are connected to the same RF source, you can have 20 Favorite Channels in two groups. To see the list of current Favorite Channels, press INFO and VOL °øon the remote control simultaneously. If you attempt to add an 11th Favorite Channel to a list that already contains 10 Favorite Channels, the first channel in the list will be automatically replaced with the new favorite channel added. Once a channel has been successfully added to the Favorite Channels list, the message "Ch Added OK" will be displayed on the screen. Similarly, when a channel has been successfully deleted from the Favorite Channels list, the message "Ch Erased OK" will be displayed on the screen. °ø MENU °ø Enter Alternatively, Favorite Channels can be added or deleted using the OSD: Step 1 °ø While viewing the channel you wish to add to the FAVORITE CH list, press MENU to launch the onscreen display. Step 2 Select FAVORITE CH using the °°ø buttons , then press ENTER. Step 4 Select ADD/ERASE using the °°ø buttons, then press ENTER. [. . . ] Careless treatment can cause injury or fire. Warning: When replacing the lamp, make sure that no screws or other foreign metal objects fall into the display's interior as such items may cause fire or electrical shock. Warning: Do not touch the lamp element as it may break and cause serious burns or injuries. Lamp Change Instructions - RD50 For owners of the RD50, please follow the instructions below when replacing the internal lamp. ! For owners of the RD50, please follow the instructions below when replacing the internal lamp. 1 Remove the front decorative cover Loosen the three screws on the lamp unit and pull the lamp module out. [. . . ]