Canon REALiS LCOS WUX10 Mark II D Multimedia Projector WUX10 MarkII Users Manu - Page 140

K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, True size Aspect

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Index Image mode 86 Image mode (Image quality 63 Information 72, 104 INPUT 50 Input signal select 76, 77 Input terminal 29 Connecting the projector to the computer 37 Connecting to AV equipment 40 Installation 18 IP address 106 K Key lock 97 Keystone 55 L LAMP 93 Lamp counter 101 Lamp mode 93 Lamp replacement 101, 125, 126 LAN port 29, 106 Language 98 LED illumination 99 Lens cap 22 M MENU 72 Menu display time 99 Menu position 82 MUTE 67 N Network settings 102, 103, 106 Noise reduction 90 O Offset 89, 134 OK 27 P Password settings 100 POWER 44, 64, 96 Power management 45 Power management mode (settings) .... 95 Power saving (power management) ..... 45 Progressive 81, 134 Projecting distance 33, 131 Projector on 85 P-TIMER 69 R Rear projection 34, 83 Register password 100 Remote control 26, 30, 97 Reset 94, 103 Resolution 133 Reverse projection (ceiling-mounted/rear projection) .. 34, 83 S Screen aspect 57, 85, 127 Screen color 82 Screen size 131 Screen when blank 84 Selecting a language 45, 98 Selecting an input signal 49 Setting Display Status 75 Setting the Image Quality 86 Setting up the projector 18, 33 Setting Various Function 95 Sharpness 88 Signal type 130 SNMP Agent Function 112 sRGB 63, 86, 132 System settings menu 72 T Top control 28 Total dots 77 Tracking 78, 133 True size (Aspect 61 Turning on external monitor output (preparing the notebook computer) ...46 140

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Index
140
Image mode
..........................................
86
Image mode (Image quality)
.................
63
Information
.....................................
72
,
104
INPUT
....................................................
50
Input signal select
............................
76
,
77
Input terminal
........................................
29
Connecting the projector to the
computer
...........................................
37
Connecting to AV equipment
............
40
Installation
.............................................
18
IP address
...........................................
106
K
Key lock
................................................
97
Keystone
...............................................
55
L
LAMP
.....................................................
93
Lamp counter
......................................
101
Lamp mode
...........................................
93
Lamp replacement
...............
101
,
125
,
126
LAN port
.........................................
29
,
106
Language
..............................................
98
LED illumination
....................................
99
Lens cap
...............................................
22
M
MENU
....................................................
72
Menu display time
.................................
99
Menu position
........................................
82
MUTE
....................................................
67
N
Network settings
..................
102
,
103
,
106
Noise reduction
.....................................
90
O
Offset
..............................................
89
,
134
OK
.........................................................
27
P
Password settings
...............................
100
POWER
......................................
44
,
64
,
96
Power management
..............................
45
Power management mode (settings)
....
95
Power saving (power management)
.....
45
Progressive
....................................
81
,
134
Projecting distance
........................
33
,
131
Projector on
...........................................
85
P-TIMER
................................................
69
R
Rear projection
.................................
34
,
83
Register password
..............................
100
Remote control
...........................
26
,
30
,
97
Reset
..............................................
94
,
103
Resolution
............................................
133
Reverse projection
(ceiling-mounted/rear projection)
.. 34
,
83
S
Screen aspect
..........................
57
,
85
,
127
Screen color
..........................................
82
Screen size
..........................................
131
Screen when blank
................................
84
Selecting a language
.......................
45
,
98
Selecting an input signal
.......................
49
Setting Display Status
...........................
75
Setting the Image Quality
......................
86
Setting up the projector
....................
18
,
33
Setting Various Function
........................
95
Sharpness
.............................................
88
Signal type
..........................................
130
SNMP Agent Function
.........................
112
sRGB
........................................
63
,
86
,
132
System settings menu
...........................
72
T
Top control
.............................................
28
Total dots
...............................................
77
Tracking
..........................................
78
,
133
True size (Aspect)
.................................
61
Turning on external monitor output
(preparing the notebook computer)
...46