NEC LCDMT810 User Manual - Page 5

USERS

MANUAL

Connecting

Your

PC

Or

Macintosh

Computer

Connecting

your

PC

or

Macintosh

computer

to

your

MultiSync

MT810

LCD

Projector

will

enable

you

to

project

your

computer's

screen

image

for

an

impressive

presentation.

All

of

these

following

display

standards

are

supported:

VGA

640

X

480

for

graphics

VGA

640

X

400

for

graphics

VGA

640

x

350

for

graphics

VGA

720

x

400

for

text

VGA

720

X

350

for

text

SVGA

800

x

600

Macintosh

at

640

x

480

Macintosh

at

832

x

624

To

connect

to

a

PC,

Macintosh

or

computer

equipped

with

an

SVGA/VGA

adapter

or

compatible

graphics

adapter,

simply:

I

.

Turn

off

the

power

to

your

LCD

projector

and

computer.

2.

If

your

PC

does

not

support

SVGA/VGA

you

will

need

to

install

an

SVGA/VGA

graphics

board.

Consult

your

computer's

owner's

manual

for

your

SVGA/VGA

configuration.

If

you

need

to

install

a

new

board,

see

the

manual

that

comes

with

your

new

graphics

board

for

installation

instructions.

3.

Use

the

MultiCable

that's

supplied

to

connect

your

PC

or

Macintosh

computer

to

the

LCD

projector.

For

a

PC,

use

the

smaller

15

-pin

connector

on

the

cable

to

connect

to

your

computer's

video

port;

use

the

larger

15

-pin

connector

on

the

cable

to

connect

to

the

projector's

RGB

1

input.

For

Macintosh,

use

the

larger

15

-pin

connector

on

the

cable

to

connect

to

your

computer's

video

port;

use

the

smaller

15

-pin

connector

on

the

cable

to

connect

to

the

projector's

RGB

2

input.

(You

can

also

use

your

own

video

cable

if

you

wish.

For

a

PC

cable,

use

the

smaller

15

-pin

connector

RGB

2

on

the

projector.

For

a

Macintosh

cable,

use

the

larger

I5

-pin

connector

RGB

I

on

the

projector.)

4.

Turn

on

the

LCD

projector

and

the

computer.

5.

If

the

projector

goes

blank

after

a

period

of

inactivity,

it

may

be

caused

by

a

screen

saver

installed

on

the

computer

you've

connected

to

the

projector.

NOTE:

Refer

to

your

computer's

owner's

manual

for

more

information

about

your

computer's

video

output

requirements

and

any

special

identification

or

configuring

your

projector's

image

and

monitor

may

require.

INSTALLATION

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