ViewSonic PJ502 User Manual - Page 3

ViewSonic PJ

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Contents

PICTURE menu

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22

BRIGHT, CONTRAST, GAMMA, COLOR TEMP, COLOR, TINT, SHARP-

NESS, PR-OGRES-SIVE, MY MEMORY

IMAGE menu

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24

ASPECT, OVER SCAN, V POSITION, H POSITION, H PHASE, H SIZE, AUTO

ADJUST

INPUT menu

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25

COLOR SPACE, COMPONENT, VIDEO FORMAT, FRAME LOCK, INFOR-

MATION

SETUP menu

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26

KEYSTONE, WHISPER, MIRROR, VOLUME

SCREEN menu

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27

LANGUAGE, MENU POSITION, OSD BRIGHT, BLANK, START UP, My-

Screen, MyScreen Lock, MESSAGE

OPTION menu

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29

SEARCH, AUTO OFF, AUTO ON, LAMP TIME, FILTER TIME, SERVICE

Maintenance

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31

Lamp

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Air filter

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Other care

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Troubleshooting

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35

Related messages

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Regarding the indicator lamps

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36

Phenomena that may easily be mistaken for machine defects

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Warranty and after-service

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40

Specifications

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40

Customer Support

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42

LIMITED WARRANTY

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43

Appendix

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44

Power Cord Safety Guidelines

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44

Compliance Information for U.S.A

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Compliance Information for Canada

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45

Compliance Information for European Countries

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User Information for all Countries

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ViewSonic PJ502 User Manual - Page 3

Maintenance, Troubleshooting, Warranty and after-service, Specifications, Appendix, ASPECT, OVER SCAN - lamp

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Section	Page
For Your Records	4
Projector features	5
Package Contents	5
Part names	6
Projector	7
Setting up	8
Arrangement	9
Adjusting the projector's elevator	11
About the filter cover for a unit installed bottom side up	12
Connecting your devices	13
With a computer	14
Connecting power supply	15
Remote control	16
Putting Batteries	16
Operating the remote control	17
Power on/off	18
Turning on the power	18
Turning off the power	18
Operating	19
Adjusting the volume	19
Temporarily muting the sound	19
Selecting an input signal	19
Searching an input signal	20
Selecting an aspect ratio	20
Adjusting the zoom and focus	20
Using the automatic adjustment feature	20
Adjusting the position	21
Correcting the keystone distortions	21
Using the magnify feature	21
Freezing the screen	22
Temporarily blanking the screen	22
Multifunctional setting	23
Using the menu function	23
EASY MENU	24
Item	24
Description	24
ASPECT	24
KEYSTONE	24
MODE	24
BRIGHT	24
CONTRAST	24
COLOR	24
TINT	24
SHRPNESS	24
WHISPER	24
MIRROR	24
RESET	24
FILTER TIME	24
LANGUAGE	24
Go To Advanced Menu	24
PICTURE menu	25
Item	25
Description	25
BRIGHT	25
CONTRAST	25
GAMMA	25
COLOR TEMP	26
COLOR	26
TINT	26
SHARPNESS	26
PROGRESSIVE	26
MY MEMORY	26
IMAGE menu	27
Item	27
Description	27
ASPECT	27
OVER SCAN	27
V POSITION	27
H POSITION	27
H PHASE	27
H SIZE	27
AUTO ADJUST	27
INPUT menu	28
Item	28
Description	28
COLOR SPACE	28
COMPONENT	28
VIDEO FORMAT	28
FRAME LOCK	28
INFORMATION	28
SETUP menu	29
Item	29
Description	29
KEYSTONE	29
WHISPER	29
MIRROR	29
VOLUME	29
SCREEN menu	30
Item	30
Description	30
LANGUAGE	30
MENU POSITION	30
OSD BRIGHT	30
BLANK	30
START UP	30
MyScreen	31
MyScreen Lock	31
MESSAGE	31
OPTION menu	32
Item	32
Description	32
SEARCH	32
AUTO OFF	32
AUTO ON	32
LAMP TIME	32
FILTER TIME	32
SERVICE	33
Maintenance	34
Lamp	34
WARNING HIGH VOLTAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE HIGH PRESSURE	34
Air filter	36
Other care	37
Troubleshooting	38
Related messages	38
Message	38
Description	38
Message	38
Description	38
Regarding the indicator lamps	39
POWER	39
indicator	39
LAMP	39
indicator	39
TEMP	39
indicator	39
Description	39
POWER	40
indicator	40
LAMP	40
indicator	40
TEMP	40
indicator	40
Description	40
Phenomena that may easily be mistaken for machine defects	41
Phenomenon	41
Cases not involving a machine defect	41
Reference page	41
Phenomenon	42
Cases not involving a machine defect	42
Reference page	42
Colors have a faded-out appearance, or	42
Color tone is poor.	42
Pictures appear dark.	42
Pictures appear blurry.	42
Warranty and after-service	43
Specifications	43
Item	43
Specification	43
Customer Support	45
Country/ Region	45
Web site	45
T = Telephone	45
F = FAX	45
Email	45
LIMITED WARRANTY	46
Appendix	47
Power Cord Safety Guidelines	47
Cord Type	47
Size of Conductors in Cord	47
Maximum Current Rating of Unit	47
Compliance Information for U.S.A.	48
Compliance Information for Canada	48
Compliance Information for European Countries	48
User Information for all Countries	48